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JLZCsTAlL/YTia.AJL, JL.2ZJD CLASSED 
 
 CATALOGUE 
 
 OF THE 
 
 BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
 AUTHOBS, TITLES, SUBJECTS, AND CLASSES. 
 
 BROOKLYN, N . Y. 
 1881. 
 
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BROOKLYN LIBRARY CATALOGUE. 
 
 PREFACE TO NEW EDITION, MAY, 1881. 
 
 The original plan of this Catalogue, as outlined in the Seventeenth Annual Eeport 
 of this Library for 1875, and in the Special Eeport on public libraries of the United 
 States, published by the U. S. Commissioner of Education in 1876, aims to afford read- 
 ers a more or less systematic arrangement of authors, titles, subjects, and classes, in 
 one general alphabet; or, to use another's words, " to marry the classed and dictionary 
 systems, so long kept asunder." It is designed to carry its own index, and to be its 
 own interpreter. 
 
 The names of given authors or topics should be looked for precisely as words are 
 sought out in a dictionary. If the desired information is not found under the word 
 looked for, the inquirer will be referred to another heading, either synonymous or 
 more comprehensive, under which he may find what he seeks. 
 
 As a working catalogue for all classes of readers and students, it is not too much to 
 say that it has already received the warmest expressions of approval from the large 
 constituency who habitually use this Library, from many librarians and scholarly per- 
 sons, from the press, and from leading booksellers. 
 
 I. The author-entry presents the works of an author arranged in alphabetical order, 
 with a list of the contents of such of his books as contain several works, or distinct 
 essays. The individuality of the title has been scrupulously respected, but an effort 
 has been made to drop all superfluous words. Additions to the title have been indicated 
 by brackets — [ ]. The place of publication, the date, and the size or form are always 
 given in connection with the author-entry. 
 
 II. The title-entry tells that a given book, or collection of books, is in the Library, 
 the entry being made under the first word of the title not an article; for example: The 
 Reign of Laiv, by the Duke of Argyll, will appear in the Catalogue under Reign of 
 law, as well as under the author's name, and its subject-heading. 
 
 The title-entry usually takes but one line, it being assumed that if the inquirer 
 needs fuller information, he will refer to the author-entry. "When the work is anony- 
 mous, the title-entry is a full one, including the imprint. 
 
 III. The subject-entry tells whether the library contains any book relating to a 
 given subject. In subject-entries, the place of publication and size are usually omitted; 
 but under most subjects the date has been given, and while superfluous words have 
 been dropped from the titles, those indicating points of difference as compared with 
 other works on the same subject have been carefully .retained. This Catalogue is 
 constructed on the principle that subject-headings should be as comprehensive as pos- 
 sible, consistently with facility of reference. The larger class-divisions correspond, in 
 the main, to the distribution of books on the Library shelves, but with a much more 
 intelligible, self-explanatory, and exact alphabetical arrangement; and with all affiliated 
 topics bound together by a network of cross-references. It has been very far from the 
 design of the compiler to attempt to construct a scheme of classification that should 
 place under some general category every possible topic. Facility of reference has been 
 constantly aimed at, from a purely objective, relative, and practical point of view. The 
 inquirer, therefore, who looks for a specific topic, such as Engineering, will be 
 
referred to ARTS (Useful), winch class includes Engineering', together with more 
 than a hundred other sub-headings, representing special arts and handicrafts. 
 
 We thus have, in effect, special dictionaries of the chief departments of knowledge, 
 such as Architecture ; Arts (Useful); Botany; Biblical, religious, and 
 ecclesiastical literature ; Countries (representing History, Geography, and 
 Travels); Education; Fine Arts; Government and Politics; Polit- 
 ical economy ; Social sciences, etc.; cross-references being made, in all cases, 
 in the general alphabet of the Catalogue, from a special topic to the more compre- 
 hensive class of which the special topic forms a sub-division. 
 
 IV. By means of Class-Lists, alphabetically arranged, works of Fiction and Plays 
 are brought together under the headings Fiction and Plays, each work being 
 entered twice in its own class-list, once under the name of its author, and again under 
 the first word of the title not cm article. 
 
 The works included under Fiction and Plays it has not been thought expedient 
 to repeat elsewhere in the general alphabet, these two sharply defined classes being 
 the main exceptions to the general plan of the Catalogue. In the case of Essays and 
 Poetry, full lists are given under those headings of the names of essayists and poets, 
 or of collections of essays and poems, as entered in detail in the general alphabet. 
 
 To sum up, statistically, certain features of the Catalogue: 
 
 I. The author-entries in this Library of 60,000 volumes number about 
 30,000 ; titles of voluminous collective works, and of periodicals, counting as single 
 entries. The most extensive author-subject heading, comprising the works of Shakspere, 
 with Shaksperian criticism, methodically arranged, embraces 12 pages. 
 
 II. Of title-entries, carrying cross-references to the author's name, there are 
 about 12,000, of which 1,794 are titles of plays, analyzed from collective works. 
 The number of title-entries is a little over one third of ilie number of author-entries. 
 They occupy a space equivalent to about 52 pages solid nonpareil. 
 
 III. Of distinct subject- and class-headings there are about 400, irrespective 
 of geographical names and names of persons. Of these, about 30 are specially prominent 
 and complex, with subject-matters and sub-divisions more or less numerous, arranged 
 in alphabetical order; such as Amusements, games, sports, and pastimes, pp. 
 23-26; Architecture, pp. 33-35; Arts (Useful), pp. 39-48; Astronomy, pp. 
 50-55; Biblical, religious, and ecclesiastical literature, pp. 77-106; Bibliography ; 
 Biography, pp. 109-215; Birds and ornithology, pp. 216-217; Botany, pp. 
 224-6; Chemistry,' pp. 263-5; Drama and plays, pp. 423-5, 873-900; Edu- 
 cation, pp. 434-9; Fiction, pp. 459-536; Fine arts, pp. 538-549; Geology, 
 mineralogy, and palaeontology, pp. 573-4; Government and politics, 584-9; 
 History, geography and travels, and particular countries, pp. 022-4, 568-572, 2S5- 
 394; Insects and entomology, pp. 645-7; Language, pp. 674-681; Law and juris- 
 prudence, pp. 684-692; Literature and literary history, pp. 703-712; Logic, pp. 
 715-716; Mathematics, pp. 747-9; Medicine, pp. 752-769; Meteorology 
 and climatology, pp. 773-4; Military science, pp. 777-9; Music, pp. 797-9; 
 Mythology, pp. 801-2; Natural history, pp. 805-811; Naval science, pp. 812- 
 813; Philosophy, mental, moral, and metaphysical, pp. 851-864; Physics, pp. 
 865-9; Poetry (English and American), pp. 903-910; Political economy, pp. 
 911-925; Social science, pp. 1000-luo4; Women, pp. 1096-1100. 
 
 Of sub-headings occurring under more general subjects, there arc about 3,000, 
 represented in the general alphabet by cross-references. 
 
 The principal subject-entries (not analytical) number about 26,000. 
 
 IV. The Catalogue is very largely analytical and synoptical. The 
 subject-entries, by analysis of collective works and collections of essavs, amount to 
 somewhat more than 13,000, and of articles in the periodical literature of the last 
 twenty-five years, to 11,400, or a total of about 25,000 analytical subject refer- 
 ees, bibhographieally exact, in addition to 26,000 principal subject-entries. 
 
 The Contents of collections, and of collective and miscellaneous works, are very 
 
 ences, 
 
generally given, for the most part in alphabetical order; and, when practicable, are 
 placed under the subject. In such cases a cross-reference is usually made from the 
 author-entry to the subject-entry, to avoid repetition and loss of space. The Contents 
 occupy a space equivalent to about 137 pages solid nonpareil. 
 
 V. Topical or subject cross-references, i.e., cross-references from specific 
 topics to the more general class that includes them, or from one heading or sub-heading 
 to other headings or sub-headings. As before stated, the number of cross-references 
 in the general alphabet, to sub-headings arranged under more complex headings, is 
 about 3,000 ; but the topical cross-references of all kinds are almost as numerous as 
 the title-entries, amounting to about 10,000. 
 
 It will be observed that antique type is used for the initial portion of independent 
 author-entries and title-entries, and for subject-headings. 
 
 More complex class-headings are generally printed in CAPITALS, and their sub- 
 divisions in antique, with occasional resort to italic. In the alphabetical class-lists 
 of biography (Individual), and fiction, small caps have been used where antique 
 is used in the general alphabet. Readers should, however, constantly bear in mind that 
 the course of the alphabet of the entire Catalogue is always indicated by the head-lines 
 al the top of each page. 
 
 In author- and title- entries, arranged under any subject, the initial portion is printed 
 in italic. 
 
 The larger, or brevier type, is used for whole books, and a smaller, or nonpareil 
 type, for parts of books and pamphlets; but for economy of space, some classes have 
 been printed wholly in the smaller type. As a rule, author-entries occupy not more 
 than two lines, frequently not more than one. Subject cross-references and cross- 
 references from titles to authors are always printed in nonpareil type, and rarely 
 occupy more than one line. 
 
 Attention is invited to the fulness with which the list of Contents has been given in 
 the case of collected works of authors, e.g., Bacon, Hazlitt, Kant, Macanlay, 
 Sainte-Beuve, Shakspere ; of collections of voyages, essays, etc. ; and of the 
 publications of learned societies, such as the Astronomical Society of London, the 
 Chaucer, Early English Text, Camden, and Chetham Societies, etc. 
 
 Volumes of miscellaneous essays — biographical, historical, etc., have been carefully 
 analyzed and the contents distributed under their special subjects. A considerable 
 portion of the 
 
 Periodical Literature 
 
 issued since the year 1853 (the date of publication of Poole's Index) has received 
 like treatment, particularly in the line of biography and criticism. Many thousand 
 references to magazine articles, to essays, and to chapters and parts of books, are 
 entered in the Catalogue, under the subject of which they treat. There are about 
 8,000 such leferences in the class Biography alone; and in this connection it 
 should be stated that, in the same class, a brief characterization is given of each of the 
 persons (about 3,000 in number) whose biographies are recorded, together with the 
 dates of birth and death. 
 
 The undersigned takes this opportunity to acknowledge favors received from Mr. 
 A. R. SpofEord, of the Library of Congress, Justin Winsor, of the Boston Public Li- 
 brary, and Mr. C. A. Cutter, of the Boston Athenaeum. To the various catalogues of 
 the two former institutions, and the extensive general catalogue of the latter, he has 
 been greatly indebted. The Catalogue of the San Francisco Library should also be men- 
 tioned. He desires also to express his many obligations, during the progress of the 
 work, to the intelligent interest and scholarly taste of Mr. Adrian Van Sinderen, while 
 president of the Library. 
 
 S. B. NOYES, 
 
 Librarian. 
 
 Brooklyn Library, May, 1881. 
 
NOTICE OF THE LIBRARY. 
 
 The Brooklyn Library owed its origin in 1857 to a popular movement on the part 
 of the business and professional classes of the community, based on the conviction, to 
 quote the words of one of the chief benefactors of the Library, "that the great public 
 requirement of the city, of the first importance in the order of time," was a great 
 public library of circulation and reference, comprehensive in its scope and popular in 
 its administration. To build up a symmetrical collection of the best books in all the 
 various departments of science and literature, past and present, has been the constant 
 aim of its managers. The initial steps in organization were taken in 1857, at a public 
 meeting. December 17th, 1857, a constitution was adopted, and in March, 1859, the 
 act of incorporation was secured. The Library was opened to the public May, 1858, 
 with 7,000 volumes on the shelves, increased during the same year to 11,400 volumes. 
 During the first ten years the Library occupied rooms in the Brooklyn Athenaeum 
 Building. In 18G1 the sum of $5,000 was received from the estate of the late William 
 H. Oary as a trust fund, the principal to remain intact, and the interest to be expended 
 in the purchase of books in the departments of history, science, and industrial and 
 ornamental art. 
 
 In April, 1864, the newly elected Board of Directors subscribed among themselves 
 the sum of $7,000 as the basis of a building fund, and an executive committee was 
 appointed to devise a plan of action. Before the end of the year the sum subscribed 
 reached $105,000, and the site of the present building was secured. The charter of 
 the institution was amended at this time in several particulars, designed to secure 
 greater stability in the management. The government of the Association was thereby 
 vested in a board of fifteen directors, one third of them to be elected annually, to 
 hold office for three years. The control and management of the trust funds and prop- 
 erty of the association was at the same time vested in a board of nine trustees, members 
 of the Association, possessing the power of filling all vacancies in their own body; it 
 being the duty of said trustees to pay over the income derived from the property of the 
 Library to the treasurer of the Association. Of the board of trustees the president 
 and treasurer of the Association are ex-officio members. 
 
 In the latter part of 1867 the corner-stone of the present building was laid, and the 
 edifice was completed in the following year. It is 75 feet wide on Montague street, 
 and 92 feet deep. Its total cost, including furniture and appointments, was $159,000, 
 and the property is free from all incumbrances. The institution also owns valuable 
 property adjoining its main buildings, not, however, unincumbered. An additional 
 amount of $50,000 was subscribed in 1869, on condition on its being devoted to 
 the immediate purchase of books. Thirty thousand volumes were purchased during the 
 next six years, and in March, 1875, the Library had upon its shelves more than 50,000 
 volumes. Since then the Library has been almost entirely dependent upon the current 
 receipts from membership and the income, averaging a few thousand dollars a year, 
 derived from rentals of property belonging to the Association. It is, therefore, felt to 
 be of vital necessity that the general book fund of the Library should be very largely 
 increased, if the demands upon the library are to be adequately met. The number of 
 volumes now in the Library is 61,163, nearly all of which are represented in the pages 
 of this Catalogue. 
 
AUTHORS, TITLES, SUBJECTS, AND GLASSES. 
 
 GENERAL ALPHABET. 
 
 Abailard (Pierre). See Biography. (Individual) 
 Abbadie (Jaques). Chemical change in the Eucha- 
 rist. From the French, by J. W. Hamersle3' 
 
 London, [1867.] 12° 3512.11 
 
 Abbe (Cleveland). Dorpat and Poulkova. [Smith, 
 report, 1867.] 3936.22 
 
 — Resuscitation of the Cincinnati observatory. [In 
 
 Amer. assoc. Proceed., v. 17, 1869.] . . 3946.15 
 
 Abbe (Frederic E.) The temple rebuilt ; a poem of 
 Christian faith. Boston, 1872. 16°.. .1601.12 
 
 Abbey (R) The city of God and the church ma- 
 ters. New York, 1872. 12° 3513.08 
 
 Abbeys. .See Monasteries. 
 
 Abbot (Ezra). Classed catalog ae of the library of the 
 Cambridge High School. Cambridge, 1853. 
 8°. 2714.17 
 
 — Literature of the doctrine of a future life. [ With 
 
 Alger (W. B.) Critical history.] . . .3513.21 
 Abbot (H. L.) Report upon the explorations from Sa- 
 cramento valley to the Columbia river, made by 
 E. S. Williamson, 1855. [Pacific Railroad routes. 
 Reports, v. 6.] .......... 1127.06 
 
 — Physics and hydraulics of the Mississippi river. See 
 
 Humphreys (A. A.) and Abbott (H. L.) Re- 
 ports, etc 1136.18 
 
 Abbott (A. O.) Prison life at the south, 1864 and 
 1865. New York, 1865. 12° 643.02 
 
 Abbott (Benjamin Vaughan and Austin). Clerk's and 
 conveyancer's assistant. Legal forms. 4th ed. 
 New York, 1870. 8°. 5634.06 
 
 — Digest of New York statutes and reports to the year 
 
 I860. 7th ed. , revised. 8 v. New York, 1869. 
 8° 5637.12 
 
 — Digest of the reports of the United States courts, 
 
 and of the acts of Congress, from the organiza- 
 tion of the government to 1867. 4 v. New 
 York, 1867-69. 8°. 5616.05 
 
 Abbott (Charles, Baron Tenterden). Law relative to 
 merchant ships and seamen. 7th Amer. ed. Bos- 
 ton, 1854. 8°. 5624.21 
 
 Abbott (E. A ) Shakespearian grammar. For the use 
 of schools. London, 1869. 16°. . , . 1752.01 
 
 — and Seeley (J. E.) English lessons for English peo- 
 
 ple. Boston, 1872. 12°. 6433.12 
 
 Abbott (Gorham D. ) Mexico and the United States. 
 
 New York, 1869. 8°. 566.13 
 
 Abbott (Jacob). American history [to the adoption 
 
 of the constitution]. 8°. New York, 1860-65. 
 
 16°. 571.11 
 
 — Corner stone. [Y. C. series, v. 2.] . . . 3513.02 
 
 — Gentle measures in the management and training 
 
 of the young. New York, 1872. 12°. . 5512.22 
 
 — History of Alfred the Great. New York, 1849. 
 
 18°. 3013.15 
 
 — History of Alexander the Great. New York, 1868. 
 
 16°. 3013.20 
 
 — History of Charles L N. Y, 1870. 18°. .3034.21 
 
 — History of Charles II. N. Y., 1849. 18°. . 3034.24 
 
 — History of Cleopatra. N. Y, 1852. 18°. .3037.19 
 
 — History of Cyrus the Great. N.Y., 1852. 18°. 3046.06 
 
 — History of Darius the Great. N.Y.,1850. 18°. 3046.15 
 
 — History of Elizabeth, queen of England. New York, 
 
 1869. 16°. 3054.14 
 
 Abbott (Jacob), continued. 
 
 — History of Hernando Cortez. N.Y.,1855. 18°. 3044.08 
 
 — History of Julius Cajsar. N.Y.,1869. 16°. . 3027.21 
 
 — History of Margaret of Anjou, queen of Henrv VI. 
 
 N. Y, 1861. 12°. . . ...... . 3116.15 
 
 — History of Mary, queen of Scots. N. Y, 1868. 
 
 !8° 3122.03 
 
 — History of Nero, N. Y, 1853. 16°. . . .3133.16 
 
 — History of Peter the Great. N.Y., 1868. 16°. 3142.12 
 
 — History of Pyrrhus. N. Y., 1854. 18°. .3147.03 
 
 — History of Richard I. N. Y., 1857. 18°. .3153.03 
 
 — History of Richard II. N. Y, 1858. 16°. .3152.26 
 
 — History of Richard IH. N. Y, 1858. 16°. .3152.27 
 
 — History of Romulus. N. Y, 1852. 18°. . 3154.03 
 
 — History of William the Conqueror. N. Y, [1849]. 
 
 18° 3186.03 
 
 — History of Xerxes the Great. New York, ri850~l. 
 
 18° 3187.21 
 
 — Science for the young. Force. New York, 1873. 
 
 12° 4022.30 
 
 Heat. N. Y, 1871. 1-2°. 4022.24 
 
 Light. N.Y, 1871. 12°. 4022.25 
 
 Water and land. N. Y, 1872. 12°. . . 912.21 
 
 — Summer in Scotland. N. Y., 1854. 12°. . 954.14 
 
 — Young christian series. 4 v. New York, 1855-58. 
 
 12° 3513.01 
 
 1. The young christian. I 3. The way to do good. 
 
 2. The corner stone. | 4. Hoary Head and M'-Donner. 
 For his other works, see Fiction. 
 
 Abbott (Major James). Narrative of a journey from 
 Heraut to Khiva, Moscow, and St. Petersburgh 
 during the Russian invasion of Khiva ; with some 
 account of the court of Khiva and the kingdom 
 of Khaurism. 2ded., 2 v. in 1. London, 1856. 
 
 8° 997.08 
 
 Abbott (John S. C.) American pioneers and pa- 
 triots. Daniel Boone, the pioneer of Kentucky. 
 
 N. Y, 1872. 12° 3023.06 
 
 David Crockett. N. Y, 1874. 12°. . . 3015.00 
 
 Ferdinand de Soto, the discoverer of the Missis- 
 sippi. New York, 1873. 12°. . . . 3047.21 
 
 John Paul Jones. N. Y., [1874.] 12°. . 3094.13 
 
 Kit Carson. New York, 1873. 12°. . .3033.21 
 
 Miles Standish. New York, 1873. 12°. .3165.20 
 
 Peter Stuyvesant, the last Dutch Governor of New 
 
 Amsterdam. New York, 1873. 12 3 . .3166.24 
 
 — Captain Kidd, and other pirates and buccaneers. 
 
 New York, 1874. 8°. 3095.30 
 
 — Confidential correspondence of Napoleon and Jose- 
 
 phine. With notes, etc. N. Y, 1857. 12°. 3127.05 
 
 — Empire of Austria ; its rise, etc. New York, 1859. 
 
 12° • 544.01 
 
 — Empire of Russia. New York, 1860. 12°. 554.17 
 
 — French revolution of 1789. N. Y, 1809. 8 D . 516.18' 
 
 — History of Frederick the Great. New York, 1871. 
 
 8° 3062.11 
 
 — History of Henry IV., king of France. New York, 
 
 1856. 16°. . . • . . 3077.08 
 
 — History of Hortense, mother of Napoleon HI. New 
 
 York, 1870. 16° 3083.13 
 
 — History of Joseph Bonaparte, king of Naples and 
 
 Italy. New York, 1869. 12° 3093.30 
 
 — History of Josephine. N.Y., 1852. 12°. .3094.08 
 
2 
 
 ABBOTT-ABYSSINIA 
 
 Abbott (J. S. 0.) continued. 
 
 — History of Genghis Khan. N.Y., 1870. 16°. 3063.29 
 
 — History of Hannibal. 1849 3075.11 
 
 — History of King Philip, chief of the Wampa- 
 
 noags. New York, 1857. 16° 3143.16 
 
 — History of Louis XIV. N. Y, 1871. 16°. 3114.19 
 
 — History of Louis Philippe, king of tho French. New 
 
 York, 1871. 12°. . T 3114.31 
 
 — History of Madame Koland. N.Y.,1853. 12°. 3153.23 
 
 — History of Marie Antoinette. New York, 1857. 
 
 18°. 3117.04 
 
 — History of Napoleon Bonaparte. 2 v. New York, 
 
 1867. 8°. . 3127.08 
 
 — History of Napoleon III. Boston, 1869. 8°. 3138.01 
 
 — History of the civil war in America, v. 1. New 
 
 York, 1863. 8° 634.01 
 
 — Italy, from the earliest period. New York, 1860. 
 
 12° 533.22 
 
 — Kings and Queens ; sketches of Josephine and 
 
 Maria Louisa, Louis Philippe, Ferdinand of Aus- 
 tria, Nicholas, Isabella II., Leopold, and Victoria. 
 New York, 1850. 12 3 3255.28 
 
 — Lives of the presidents of the United States. San 
 
 Francisco, 1867. 8° 3244.14 
 
 — Napoleon at St. Helena. New York, 1871. '8°. 3127.26 
 
 — Romance of Spanish history. N.Y.1869. 12°. 553.14 
 
 — South and North. New York, 1860. 12°. 1113.03 
 Abbott (Lyman). Jesus of Nazareth : his life and 
 
 teachings. New York, 1 869. 12°. . . 3421.23 
 
 — Laicus ; or, the experiences of a layman in a coun- 
 
 try parish. New York, 1872. 12°. . . 3513.05 
 
 Abbott (Richard). Narrative of his imprisonment and 
 
 release, 1689-91. Manchester, 1864. 8°. [Chet- 
 
 ham soc. v. 61.] 5095.21 
 
 Abbreviations and contractions. 
 
 — Ghassant (L. A.) Diet, des abre'viations latines et 
 
 francaises du moyen age. 3e e'd. 1864. . 2761 .12 
 
 — Be la Rue ( W.) Abbreviations used in England in 
 
 1867. [Sm. report, 1867.] 3936.22 
 
 See also, supplements to WebBter's and Worcester's Diction- 
 aries. 
 
 Abd Allatif. 'Relation respecting Egypt, 1203. [Pin- 
 kerton's voyages, v. 15] 926.15 
 
 Abdalla (Les aventures d'). [Cabinet des fees, v. 12- 
 13. 1786.] 7052.12 
 
 Abd-El-Kader. Commentaries. See Daumas (E.) 
 
 Horses of the Sahara, 1863 1095.15 
 
 See also, Biography. 
 
 A'Becket (Gilbert Abbott.) The comic Blackstone. 
 Philadelphia, [1869.] 16° 5611.01 
 
 — Comic history of England. 2 v. L, 1355. 8° 111.38 
 
 — Comic history of Borne. London, [n. d.] 8°. 111.40 
 Abel (C. D.) Rudimentary and elementary princi- 
 ples of machinery. London, I860. 16°. 3923.14 
 
 Abell (.Mj-s.Eliz.) Recollections of Napoleon, on St. 
 Helena. 3d ed. rev. by Mrs. C . Johnstone. Lon- 
 don, 1873. 12°. 3131.25 
 
 Abel (Death of). S. Gessner. Works, v. 2. . 5037.05 
 
 Abel redivivus. T. Fuller. 2 v. 1867. . .3432.19 
 
 Abelous (L. ) Gustavus Adolphus ; the hero of the 
 reformation. From the French, by Mrs. C. A. 
 Lacroix New York, 1871. 16°. . . 3074.22 
 
 Abenaki Indians. See Indians. 
 
 Abejiharnin. Civil wars of Granada. See Hita 
 (G.P. de) 213.79 
 
 Aberconway (Abbey of). Register and chronicle. 
 Ed. by Sir H. Ellis. [Camden misceL v. 1. 
 1847. 4°.] 5112.39 
 
 Abercrombie (John). The garden mushroom, its 
 culture. London, 1801. 12°. . . . 6124.15 
 
 Abercrombie (John, M. D.) Essays. New York, 
 
 1845. 18° 3513.07 
 
 Contents : Harmony of christian faith and christian 
 character. Culture aud discipline of the mind. Think 
 on these things. Contest and the armour. Messiah as 
 an example. 
 
 — Inquiries concerning the intellectual powers. New 
 
 York, 1853. 18° 5411.01 
 
 — Philosophy of the moral feelings. New York, 
 
 18°. 5434.01 
 
 Abipones. Ddbrizhqffer (M.) Account of the. 3 v. in 2. 
 1822 567.20 
 
 Abingdon Monastery. Chronicon monasterii. [689- 
 1189.] Ed. by J. Stevenson. 2 v. London, lha«. 
 8°. [Rolls chronicles.] 5 ™'a« 
 
 Abnaki Indians. See Indians 557. Al 
 
 Abolition. See Slavery. 
 
 Aborigines. See Indians. 
 
 Abortion. See Medicine. (Abortion.) 
 
 About- (EdmondE. F.) Greece and the Greeks of 
 the present day. New York, 1857. 12°. 992.06 
 
 — Hand book of social economy. New York, 1873. 
 
 12°. 5911.28 
 
 — Roman question. Tr. by Mrs. A. T. Wood. Bos- 
 
 ton, 1859. 12°. . . 5727.16 
 
 — Same. Tr. bvH.C. Coape. N. Y., 1859. 12°. 5727.15 
 
 — Rome of to-day. New York, 1861. 12°. . 972.17 
 
 For critical estimates of About, see Biography. 
 For his novels in English, sze Fiction. 
 
 In French. 
 
 — Ahmed. New York, 1869. 8° 7011.29 
 
 — Le Cas de M. Guerin. Paris, 1867. 16°. . 7011.20 
 
 — Dernieres lettres d'un bon jeune homme a sa cou- 
 
 sine Madeleine. Paris, 1865. 12°. . . 7011.22 
 
 — Germaine. Paris, 1859. 12° 7012.01 
 
 — La Grece contemporaine. Paris, 1858. 12°. 992.10 
 
 — Jacques Mainfroi. [No title page.] . . . 7012.06 
 
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 — Lettres d'un bon jeune homme a sa cousine Made- 
 
 leine. Paris, 1862. 12°. 7011.21 
 
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 Mainfroi ; L'album du regiment ; Etienne. Paris, 
 1869. 12°. 7011.24 
 
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 — Nos artistes au salon de 1857. Paris, 1858. 
 
 12°. 1431 35 
 
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 12°. 1431.33 
 
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 1865. 8°. 7011.27 
 
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 Abreu de Galineo (J.) The histoiy of the Canary 
 
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 — Same. [Pinkerton's Voyages, v. 16.] . . 926.16 
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 Ab-sa-ra-ka, home of the Crows. M. I. Carrington. 
 
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 Accepted addresses. G. A. Sala. 1862. . .2542.07 
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 — Les reveurs de Paris. Nouv. ed. Paris, 1867. 
 
 12°. 7012.15 
 
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 12° 7012.16 
 
 — Le serment d'Hedwige. Madame de Nailhac. Paris, 
 
 1870. 12°. 7012.17 
 
 -La traite des blondes. Palis, 1863. 12°. 7011.05 
 
 — Trois graces. Paris, 1870. 12°. . . . 7001.04 
 
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 — Les vocations. Paris, 1859. 12°. . . .7012.13 
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 [Class. Journal, v. 6. 2742.06]; also Homer. Iliad. 
 
 Achilles Tatius. Clitophon et Leucippe. Gr. et Lat. 
 
 [Erotici scriptores, pidot, 1856.] . . . 7764.17 
 
 — Same. Tr. from the Greek, by R. Smith. London, 
 
 Bohn, 1855. 12°. 211.54 
 
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 and the Platonic philosophy. From the German, 
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 Ad olerum. Joseph Parker. 1871. . . . 3583.03 
 
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 with a voyage up the Amazon and the Xingui. 
 
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 Adam. Der Tod Adams; trauerspiel. [Klopstock (F. 
 
 G.) Werke. v. 4. 1808.] . . . .7117.28 
 
 Adam : a sacred drama. G. B. Andremi. [In Cow- 
 
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 Adam, abbot of Eynsham. Magna vita S. Hugonis 
 
 Lincolniensis. Ed. by J. F. Dimook. London, 
 
 1864. 8°. [Rolls chronicles.] .... 5140.— 
 Adam of Cobsarn. Wright's chaste wife. Ed. by F. J. 
 
 Furnival. [E. E. T. soc, no. 12]. . . 7913.03 
 Adam (Adolphe). Derniers souvenirs d'un musicien. 
 
 Paris, 1859. 12° 7001.06 
 
 Contents: Lajeunesse d'Haydn. Rameau. G-lucket MehuL 
 
 Monsigny. Gossec. Berton. Cherubini. Rossini — Le Sta- 
 
 bat Mater. La Dame blanche de Boieldieu. Donizetti, etc. 
 
 — ■ Souvenirs d'un musicien. Nouv. e"d Paris, 1868. 
 12°. 7001.07 
 
 Contents : Notes biogr. Boieldieu. Herold. L'origine de 
 l'opera en France. L'Armide de Lully, etc. Rousseau. 
 
 Adam (Alexander). Roman antiquities. Notes by J. 
 Boyd. 8th N. Y. ed. New York, 1812 8°. . 437.08 
 
 Adam (William). Inquiry into theories of history with 
 special reference to the principles of the positive 
 philosophy, [anon.] London, 1862. 8°. 412.23 
 
 Adam ( Rev. William) and Ware (Henry). Correspon- 
 dence relative to the prospects of Christianity in 
 India. Cambridge (Mass.), 1824. 8° . 3581.26 
 
 Adam and the Adamite. D. M'Causland. . 3762.16 
 
 Adam's disobedience. J. W. Flower. 1871. 3552.24 
 
 Adamnan, abbot of lona. Travels of Arculf. [In 
 Wright (T.) Early travels in Palestine.] 1053.04 
 
 Adams (Mrs. Abigail, wife of John). Letters [1761- 
 1816]. Memoir by 0. F. Adams. 4th ed. Bos- 
 ton, 1848. 12° 3012.04 
 
 See also Biography. 
 
 Adams (Andrew Leith). Notes of a naturalist in the 
 Nile valley and Malta ; natural history, geology, 
 and archaeology. Edinburgh, 1870. 8°. 1091.12 
 
 Adams (Arthur) . Natural history of the Eastern ar- 
 chipelago. [In Belcher (Sir E.) Narrative, v. 2. 
 1848.] 1065.03 
 
 Adams (Charles B. ) Mollusca of Jamaica. [In Amer. 
 ass'oc. Proeeed, v. 2 and 4.] Value ofMollusca. 
 A reversed cyclostoma. Change of level in N'. 
 Amer. drift period [In v. 4.] . . . 3946.01; 03 
 
 — Shells. [In Marcy (R. B. ) Explor. of Red River 
 
 of Louisiana.] 1134.01 
 
 Adams (Charles Francis). Address on William H. 
 Seward. New York, 1873. 8° . . . .5013.13 
 
 — Life of John Adams, begun by J. Q. Adams. [In 
 
 Adams (J.) Works, v. 1. 1856.] . . . 5013.01 
 
 — Same. 2 v. Phila., 1871. 16°. .... 3016.01 
 
 — Memoirs of John Quincy Adams, 1795 to 1848. 
 
 v. 1-5. Phila., 1874-75. 8° 3018.24 
 
 — Oration, Boston, July 4, 1843. B., ]843. 8° 5013.13 
 
 — What makes slavery a question of national concern 1 
 
 Lecture. Boston, 1855. 8°- , . . . 5013.13 
 Adams (Charles Francis, jr., and Henry). Chapters 
 of Erie, and other essays. B., 1871. 12°. 5922.22 
 Contents: Chapter of Erie; An Erie raid; The railroad sys- 
 tem ; by 0. F. Adams, jr. New York gold conspiracy; Capt. 
 John Smith ; Bank of England restriction ; British finance 
 in 1816 ; by H. Adams. Legal tender act, by H. Adams and 
 ■pi a 'Wiilksr 
 
 — Protection of the ballot. The election of Presidents. (In 
 
 Amer. soc. sci. assoc. Proceed, v. 1-2. 1869-70.] . 6811.01 
 
 Adams (Charles Kendall). Democracy and monarchy 
 in France from the inception of the great revolu- 
 tion. New York, 1874. 12°. .... 523.13 
 
 Adams (Rev. Coker). Principles of the Purchas case. 
 London, 1871. 8°. 3585.27 
 
 Adams (Edwin G.) Historical discourse : 100th an- 
 niversary of the First congregational church in 
 Templeton, Mass. Boston, 1857. 8°. . 595.22 
 
 Adams (Ernest). On the names of ants, earwigs and 
 beetles ; of caterpillars, snails, and slugs ; ot 
 
 In asking for books, use the 
 
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AD A MS- ADDISON 
 
 Adams (Ernest), continued. 
 
 spiders ; of the wood-louse. Vernacular names 
 of insects. [In PhiloL soc. Proceedings, 1858- 
 
 59-60.] 6443.13 
 
 Adams (F.O.) History of Japan. L.,1874. 8°. 1026.12 
 
 Adams (Hannah). An abridgment of the history of 
 
 New England. 2d ed. Boston, 1807. 16°. 595.21a 
 
 — Summary history of New England [to 1791]. Ded- 
 
 ham, 1799. 8° 595.21 
 
 Adams (H. G.) Beautiful shells, with directions for 
 collecting, cleaning, and arranging them in the 
 cabinet. London, 1871. 12° 4825.22 
 
 — Cyclopaedia of female biography. Glasgow, 1866. 
 
 16°. 3221.10 
 
 — Language and poetry of flowers. P., 1868. 12°. 4913.21 
 
 — Nests and eggs of familiar birds. L.,1871. 12° 4812.17 
 
 — The weaver boy who became a missionary ; story of 
 
 David Livingstone. London, 1872. 16°. 3112.18 
 
 — editor. The Kentish coronal ; prose and poetry. 
 
 Loudon, 1841. 18° 2512.25 
 
 Adams (Iiev. Jasper). Elements of moral philosophy. 
 
 Cambridge, 1837. 8°. 5433.11 
 
 Adams (John). An answer to Paiue's ' ' Eights oi' 
 
 man." Dublin, 1773. 8° . 5715.28 
 
 Adams (John, pres. of the TJ. S.) "Works ; with life, 
 
 notes, etc., by C. E. Adams, 10 v. Boston, 
 
 1856. 8° 5013.01 
 
 Contents : 
 
 Autobiography, v. 2-3. 
 
 Constitution of the TJ. S., (Defence of), 1778, v. 4-6. 
 
 Constitution of the U. S., (Three letters on), v. 6. 
 
 Correspondence, v. 9-10. 
 
 Davila (Discourses on), v. 6. 
 
 Debates in the Continental Congress, 1775-6, v. 2 . 
 
 Diary, v. 2-3. 
 
 Dissertation on canon and feudal law, v. 3. 
 
 Essays, v. 3. 
 
 Government (Four letters on), v. 6. 
 
 Government (Thoughts on), v. 4. 
 
 Indexes, v. 10. 
 
 Instructionsof the town of Braintree to their repre- 
 sentative, 1765, v. 3. 
 
 Instructions of the town of Boston to their represen- 
 tatives, 1768-9, v. 3. 
 
 Judiciary (On the independence of ) ; a controversy 
 between W. Brattle and J. Adams, 1773. v. 3. 
 
 Letters to John Taylor, of Caroline, (Va.,) in reply to 
 strictures on the Defence, v. 6. 
 
 Life, by C. F. Adams, y. 1, 
 
 Notes on debates in Senate of TJ. 8., v. 3. 
 
 Novanglus : a history of the dispute with America, 
 from 1754, v. 5. 
 
 Official letters, messages, and public papers, v. 7-9. 
 
 Report of a constitution for Massachusetts, 1779, v, 4. 
 
 Eeview of Mr. HillhouBe's propositions for amend- 
 ing the Constitution, v. 6. 
 
 — Qibbs ( G. ) Memoirs of the administrations of A. , etc. 
 
 2v. 1846 584.01 
 
 — Trescot (W. II.) Diplomatic history of the admin- 
 
 istration of A. 1857 5623.09 
 
 See Biography for other entries. 
 
 — and Samuel). Four letters on government. Bos- 
 
 ton, 1802. 8° 5013.11 
 
 Adams (Rev. John). History of Spain, [anon.] 3 v. 
 
 London, 1793. 8° 553.24 
 
 Adams (John, jr.) The doctrine of equity. A com- 
 mentary on the law as administered by the court 
 of Chancery. With notes by G. T. Bispham. 
 5th Am. ed. Philadelphia, 1868. 8°. .5614.14 
 Adams (John Quincv). Dermot Mac Morrogh, or the 
 conquest of Ireland. Boston, 1832. 8°. 5093.04 
 
 — Duplicate letters, the fisheries, and the Mississippi. 
 
 Wash. , 1S22. 8°. 
 
 — Jubilee of the Constitution. Discourse delivered 
 
 at the request of the N. Y. Hist. Soc, 30th of 
 April, 183U ; being the 50th anniversary of the 
 inauguration of Washington as president. New 
 York, 1839. 8° 5013.11 
 
 — Lectures on rhetoric and oratory. 2 v. Cam- 
 
 bridge, (Mass.,) 1810. 8°. 6334.00 
 
 — Lives of celebrated statesmen. [Madison and Mon- 
 
 roe.] Sketch of the author, by C. W. Upham. 
 New York, 1846. 8° 3244.13 
 
 — Lives of Madison and Monroe. B. , 1851. 12°. 3116.21 
 
 — New England confederacy of 1643. Discourse. 
 
 Boston, 1843. 8°. 5013.11 
 
 — Oration on Lafayette, 31st Dec. 1834. W. 1835. 8°. 
 
 — Oration. Boston, July 4th, 1793. 2d ed. Boston, 
 
 1794. 8°. 5013.11 
 
 — Report upon weights and measures. Philadel- 
 
 phia, 1821. 8° 4015.18 
 
 — Same. [In Davies (C. ) Metric system. New York; 
 
 1871. 12°.] 4015.16 
 
 — Social compact exemplified in the constitution of 
 
 Mass. Lecture. Providence, 1842. 8°. 5013.11 
 
 — Cox (S. H.) Interview with. [In his Inter- 
 
 views.] .• 3537.03 
 
 — and Charles Francis). Life of John Adams. 2 v. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1871. 16°. 3011.01 
 
 See Biography for lives of J. Q. A. 
 
 Adams (J. S.) Florida : its climate, soil, and pro- 
 ductions, with sketch of its history and social 
 condition. Jacksonville, 1869. 12°. . . 1113.20 
 
 Adams (Nehemiah). The baptized child. 2d ed. 
 Boston, 1836. 12° 3513.09 
 
 — Christ a friend. Boston, 1857. 8°. . . .3513.10 
 
 — Friends of Christ. Boston, 1857. 8°. . .3513.11 
 
 — Reasonableness of future endless punishment : ser- 
 
 mon. Boston, 1858. 12° 3512.13 
 
 — Sablecloud ; a southern tale. B., 1861. 12° 112.13 
 
 — Voyage round the world. Boston, 1872. 16°. 932.20 
 Adams (Samuel). Oration, Phila., Aug. 1, 1776. [In 
 
 Moore (J.)Amer. eloquence, v. 1.] . . 6325.03 
 
 — Extracts from his correspondence, state papers, 
 
 and political essays. [In his Life, by "Wells. 
 
 v. 1-3.3 3012.09 
 
 Contents ; Rights of the coloniste ; Address to the earl of 
 Carlisle ; Address of the convention for framing a new con- 
 stitution for Mass. ; Fjur letters between John Adams and 
 Samuel Adams ; and the Oration in Phila., Aug. 1, 1776. 
 See also his name in Biography. 
 
 Adams (Wm., D. D., of N. Y. city). C nversations 
 of Jesus Christ with representative men New 
 York, 1868. 12° 3513.14 
 
 Adams ("Wm. B. ) English pleasure carriages. Lon- 
 don, 1837. 8° 3932.42 
 
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 princes. 2 v. London, 1863. 12°. . . 3255.23 
 
 — Before the conquest ; English worthies. Edin- 
 
 burgh, 1870. 8°. . . ..... . . . 452.01 
 
 — Buried cities of Campania ; or, Pompeii and Hercu- 
 
 laneum. Boston, 1869. 16°. . . . 1455.09 
 
 — Circle of the year ; pictures of the seasons . Edin- 
 
 burgh, 1869. 12° 4731.05 
 
 — Land of the Nile ; Egypt, etc. B., 1871.12°. 1091.15 
 
 — Life in the primeval worid ; founded on Meunier's 
 
 "LesAmmauxd'autrefois."L.,1872. 12°. 4725.14 
 
 — Lighthouses and lightships. N. Y., 1870. 12°. 3934. 20 
 
 — Men at the helm : English statesmen. [1702-1852.] 
 
 Edinburgh, 1871. 18° 3222.14 
 
 — Queen of the Adriatic ; or, Venice past and present. 
 
 Boston, 1869. 16° 971.20 
 
 — Temples, tombs and monuments of ancient Greece 
 
 andEome. London, 1871. 12°. . . . 431.12 
 
 — Topography and history of the Rhine valley. See 
 
 Hozier (H. M.) Franco-Prussian war. . 528.02 
 
 Adams (Wm. T.) ["Oliver Optic."] See Fiction. 
 
 Adamson (H. T.) Gospel of Matthew expounded. 
 London, 1871. 8° 3754.0J 
 
 Adanson (Michel). Voyage to Senegal, the island of 
 Gorce, and the river Gambia, 1749-53. [*Pin- 
 kerton's Voyages, v. 10.] 926 16 
 
 Addey (Markinfield). Life of T. J. [Stonewall] Jack- 
 son. Boston, 1863. 16° 3087.01 
 
 Addison (C. G.) The Knights Templars. 3d ed. 
 London, 1854. 12° 6622.06 
 
 Addison (H. R.) Recollections of an Irish police 
 magistrate. London, 1862. 16°. . . 113.28 
 
 Addison (Joseph). Criticism on Milton's Paradise 
 Lost. Ed. by E. Arber. L, 1868. 18°. 5011.03 
 
 -Same. [In "Spectator." v. 5 Of his Works. 
 1857.] 5012.05 
 
 — Poems. Life, by S. Johnsan. [In 'Chalmers (A.) 
 
 English poets, v. 9. 1810.] .... 1626.09 
 
 — Poetical works. [British poets. Ed. by Sanford. 
 
 v. 14. 1819.] 1691.14 
 
 — Sir Roger De Coverley. By the Spectator. Lon. 
 
 don, 1852. 16°. [Trav. libr. v. 22.] .5075.27 
 
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 — Works. Including the whole of Hurd's ed. With 
 notes, by G. W. Greene. 6 v. New York, 
 
 1857-58. 12° 5012.01 
 
 Contents : 
 
 Poems, v. I. 
 
 Present state of the war 
 
 [Queen Anne's,] v. 2. 
 Remarks on Italy, etc., v. 2. 
 Rosamond; an opera, v. 1, 
 Spectator, v. 5-6. 
 Tatler, v. i. 
 Whig examiner, v. 2. 
 
 [*Pin- 
 926.15 
 
 Cato, a tragedy, v. 1. 
 Dialogues on medals, v. 2. 
 Drummer, a comedy, v. 1. 
 Freeholder, v. 3. 
 Guardian, v. 4. 
 Letters, v. 2. 
 Lover (The), v. 3. 
 Of the christian religion, v. 2. 
 
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 For biogr. notices of A., see Biography. 
 
 Addison (Lancelot). West Barbary, 167 1. 
 kertoa's Voyages, v. 15.] 
 
 Addison (Thomas). Collection of published writings. 
 London, New Sydenham soc. 1868. 8°. . 4302.01 
 Contents : Biography. On the anatomy of the lungs. On 
 the diagnosis of pneumonia. Pneumonia and its conse- 
 quences. Pathology of phthisis. The difficulties and fal- 
 lacies attending physical diagnosis in diseases of the chest. 
 Fatty degeneration of the liver. Disorders of females con- 
 nected with uterine irritation Case of ovarian dropsy re- 
 moved by accidental rupture of the cyst. Affection of the 
 skin, vitiligoidea. The keloid of Alibert, and true keloid. 
 Disorders of the brain connected with diseased kidneys. 
 Electricity as a remedy in certain convulsive and spasmodic 
 diseases. Constitutional and local effects of disease of the 
 supra-renal capsules. 
 
 Adirondacks. .St e Countries, places, etc. 
 
 Adlard (George). Amye Bobsart and the earl of 
 Leycester ; vindication of the earl by Philip Syd- 
 ney ; history of Kenilworth Castle ; memoirs and 
 corresp. of Sir K. Dudley. L.,1870. 8°. 3153.32 
 
 Adler (George J. ) 'Dictionary of the German and 
 English languages. 2ded. N. Y, 1849. 8°. 6415.05 
 
 — Same. Abridged. New York, 1863. 12°. 6413.27 
 
 — Introduction. See Fauriel (O. C.) Provencal 
 
 poetry. 2725.12 
 
 Administration. .See Government and politics. 
 
 Admirals. See Biography, (Naval) ; and (under 
 heading Countries) England, (Naval history); 
 United States, (Naval history). 
 
 Admiralty. See Law. 
 
 Admiralty manual of scientific enquiry. See Her- 
 schel (J. P. W.) 3913.20 
 
 Adolphus (John). History of England, from the ac- 
 cession to the decease of king George the third. 
 7 v. London, 1840-46. 8° 484.01 
 
 — Memoirs of John Bannister, comedian. 2 v. Lon- 
 
 don, 1839. 8 3 3015.12 
 
 Adolphus (John L.) Letters from Spain. 1856 1857. 
 London, 1858. 8°. 985.09 
 
 — Biography, [in Oxford prize essays, v. 3.] 2541.13 
 Adriatic sea and shores. .See Countries. 
 
 Adrift in Dixie. [H. L. Estabrooks.] 1866. 643.13 
 
 Adshead (Joseph). The wreck of the Bothsay Castle 
 
 steam packet in Beaumaris Bay, 17th August, 
 
 1831. London, 1834. 16°. 931.15 
 
 Adult erations. 
 
 — Alcherley (J. 11.) Adulterations of food ; with short 
 
 processes for their detection. 1874. . . 6016.22 
 
 — IlassaU (A. H.) Food and its A. 1858. . 4216.08 
 
 — Hoskins (T. H.) What we eat. 1861. . .4324.01 
 
 — Fierce (0. H.) Examination of drugs, medicines. 
 
 1853 4216.40 
 
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 *— How to get a farm and where to find one. 1864. 
 
 Morton (J. ft) Farmer's calendar. 1869 6126.05 
 
 — Hand-book of farm labor. 1868 6123 17 
 
 Our farm of four acres. Intorod. by P. B. Mead. 1860. 6122.02 
 Quinn (P. T.) Money in the garden : vegetable manual. 6122.18 
 Quintinye (J. de La). The compleat gard'ner. 1793. . 6128.23 
 
 Band (E. S., jr.) Window gardener. 1872 6132.18 
 
 Roe (E. P.) Play and profit in my garden. 1873. . . 6122.21 
 
 Roosevelt (R, B.) Five acres too much. 1869 6122.13 
 
 Todd (S. E.) Young farmer's manual. 2 v. 1860-67. . . 6123.05 
 Warner (A.) Gardening by myself. 1872 6122.20 
 
 — Miss Tiller's vegetable garden. 1873 6122.23 
 
 Warner (ft. D.) My summer in a garden. 1871. . . . 6122 16 
 
 Watson (A.) American home garden. 1859 6124.04 
 
 Willis (N. P.) Out-doors at Idlewild. 1855 2545.28 
 
 4J®~ For English essayB on rural avocations, see Alcott (A.. B.) 
 Tablets, p. 6-59, [2512.17] ; Oxford prize essays, v. 2, 1-29, 
 [2641.12] ; Cowley (A.) Essays, [2521.15]; Emerson (K. W.) So- 
 ciety and solitude, p. 121-39, [2524.03]. 
 
 Flax Cult are. 
 Warnes (J.) On the cultivation of flax. 1847 6124.26 
 
 Flowers and Floriculture. 
 
 [See also. Botany. (Flowers.)] 
 Barnard (ft) Simple flower garden for country homes. 1870. 6132.11 
 Buist (R.) American flower gardeu directory. 1861. . . 6132.03 
 Hogg (T.) Culture of the carnation, and other flowers. 1839. 4913.03 
 
 Horticulturist {The), v. 1-24, 1846-69 8098.01 
 
 Hovey (ft. M. and P. B.jr.) American gardener's magazine and 
 
 register, v. 1-34, 1835-69 6101.01 
 
 Jacques (D. H.) The garden : practical horticulture. With a 
 
 chapter on ornamental trees and shrubs. 1866. . 6124.06 
 Johnson (L.) Everybody her own flower gardener. 1858. 
 
 Mating IE. A.) In-door plants. 1862 6132.06 
 
 Meikle (A.) Window gardening 6132.08 
 
 Rand (E. S., jr.) Bulbs and tubers. 1866 6132^01 
 
 Flagg(W.J.) Three seasons in European vineyards; vine cul- 
 ture ; wine making and wines, wine drinking. 1869. 6133.06 
 
 Fuller (A. S.) Grape culturist. 6th ed. 1865. . . 6133.03 
 
 Grant (ft W.) Manual of the vine. Iona, N. T., 1863. 8° 6133.12 
 
 Haraszthy (A.) Grape culture, wines, and wine-making. 
 
 1862 . . . 6133.04 
 
 Husmann (G.) Cultivation of the native grape, and manufacture 
 of American wines. 1868 6133.07 
 
 Loubat (A.) American vine dresser's guide. [Fr. and Eng. texts 1 
 Newed. 1872 6133.09 
 
 Mead (P. B.) American grape culture and wine-making. 
 
 1867 6133.08 
 
 Strong ( W. ft) Culture of the grape, 1866 6133 01 
 
 Thudichum(J. L. W.) and Dupri (A.) Treatise on wine : viticul- 
 ture, etc. 1872 6133 10 
 
 Wilder (if. P.) Culture and products of the vine. [Paris univ. 
 exhi 1 }. Reports, v. 5.] 3915.13 
 
 Grasses. 
 Gould (J. S.) Grasses and their culture. [In N. Y. Slate aar soc 
 
 Trans, for 1869, pp. 191-402 , . . 6114 16 
 
 *Lowe(E.J.) Natural history of British grasses. 3868. 4916.14 
 
 Greenhouses. 
 
 Graperies and horticultural build- 
 • 6133.02 
 
 Insects Injurious to Vegetation. 
 
 [See also, Insects, iu general alphabet.] 
 Curtis (J.) Farm insects : Great Britain and Ireland. 1860 4828 02 
 Emmons IE.) Agr. of New York, v. 5. Injurious insects rNat 
 
 hist, of the state.] '4718 17 
 
 FitchJAsa). Reports on insects, etc. [N. Y. Agr. soc. Trans, v. 
 
 6113.15 
 
 [TJ. S. Agr. report for 
 
 ■ 6116.07 
 
 New ed. by C. L. Flint. 
 
 Woodward (G. E. and F. W.) 
 ings. 1865 
 
 16, etc.] 
 Glover (T.) Food and habits of beetles 
 
 1868.] 
 
 Harris (J. W.) Insects, injurious, etc! 
 
 1862, 
 
 1863. 
 
 1871. 
 
 6132.02 
 6132.05 
 6132.13 
 6132.12 
 0132.18 
 6132.07 
 6132.17 
 
 Flowers for the parlor and garden. 
 
 — Garden flowers. 1866 
 
 — Rhododendron and " American plants.' 
 
 — Seventy-five popular flowers. 1870. 
 
 — Window gardener. 1872 
 
 Robinson ( W.) Alpine flowers for English gardens. 1870 
 
 - Gleanings from French gardens. 1869 
 
 - The wild garden, or naturalization of hardy exotic plants! 
 , 1870 6132.09 
 
 Thomson (D.) Handy book of the flower garden. 1871. . 6132 14 
 Wilson (H.) Chronicles of a garden ; its pets and pleasures. 
 
 1864. . . t 6132 15 
 
 Williams (JET. T.) Window gardening. 1872. ...'.' 6132.16 
 
 Roses and Dahlias. 
 American rose culturist. Directions for the dahlia. 1859. 6132 25 
 Hibberd (S.) Amateur's rose book. 1874. ... ' 6132 21 
 
 Parkman (F.) Book of roses. 1866 ' 6132 24 
 
 Parsons (S. B.) The rose : its culture, etc. 1856.' ' '. i913.02 
 
 Forest Trees. 
 
 [See also, in general alphabet, Forests ;— Botany (Trees.)] 
 Brown (J.) The forester, or a practical treatise on the planting 
 
 rearing, and general management of forest trees. 1871 6137 15 
 Browne (D. J.) Trees of America ; native and foreign. 1857 6135 22 
 English forests and forest trees, hist, legendary, and descriptive. 
 
 1853 6135 21 
 
 Flagg(W.) Woods and by-ways of New England. 1872' 491516 
 Fuller (A. S.) Forest tree culturist. 1866. . . 6135 18 
 
 Roberts (Mary). Voices from the woodlands, descriptive of forest 
 
 trees, ferns, mosses, and lichens. 1850. . . . 6136 20 
 
 Kbllar(V.) Treatise on insects, injurious, etc. 184o'. ' 4822*18 
 HindtUY.) Insects injurious to the wheat crop. 1857. 6124'l0 
 Motschulsky (V.) On the means of destroying grasshoppers. [Sm. 
 
 report, 18o8.] , ... , 3936 IS 
 
 Packard (A. S.) Insects, injurious, etc. 1869. . ' 4823 13 
 y ZJ A \ S ^ Grasshoppers and locusts of America. 'rSm ren 
 . 1868.] 39 j 8 Jj 
 
 Nimble (LPJ Insect enemieB of fruit and fruit trees 1865 4828'oi 
 ™i f^\ ^ g ' eBS ^shopper °t Shasta and Fall River 
 valley, Cal. [Sm. rep. I860.] 3936 15 
 
 Landscape Gardening. 
 Brooklyn. Prospect Park, lsW3th annual report. 1861-73. 612516 
 Copeland (R. M.) Country life. 1859. . . fiiMn? 
 
 Downing (A. J.) Treatise on gardening. 1841. . ' ' ' isum 
 Elholt(F R.) I Popular deciduous and evergreen trees and ehVubs 
 r.JW £? g f 1: , p ark <*. gardens, cemeteries, etc. 1868. 6135.19 
 
 Kemp(E.) How to lay out a garden. 1858 6125 05 
 
 Kern(G.M.) Practical landscape garde aing. 1855 
 Loudon (J. ft) Villa gardener. 1850. ' ' 
 
 Mitchell (D. G.) Rural studies, [anon.] 1867 . ' ' 
 
 New York. Central Park. Annual report, 1-13 1858-69 
 
 Barillet ( 
 1858. 
 
 — Description of a plan fori 
 Plan for. •• Manhattan 
 
 )_ Explanatory notice of a desigii for the. 
 
 'Greensward." 
 [N. Y., 1858.] 
 
 N.Y.,1858. 8° 
 
 6125.06 
 6125.01 
 6122.08 
 6125.30 
 6125.20 
 N. Y., 
 6126.20 
 6126.20 
 6125.20 
 
 Fruit-Culture. 
 
 Grape Culture;— Peaches ;— Pears ;— 
 
 [See also. Apples ; 
 
 Strawberries.] 
 
 Baker (C.R) Practical and scientific fruit culture. 1866. 6135 26 
 Downing (A J.) Fruits and fruit trees of America. 1847. 6135 23 
 
 state ^t. 6,f ° f * eW YOrk ' V - Si - Fralte t Nai St ofthe 
 Locke (J) 'culture of vines and olives', etc. '[Works, v 'lo'l 6052'io 
 
 tries' «M ° *"" 8 " tol ' ^ ^ amidai and bush fru\t 
 
 -S/'i8i8.-^ meriCan ' frUit0uitu;i6t '- W ' •' ' SmS 
 Watson (A.) American home garden. 1859.' '.'.'.' 6124.04 
 
 Grape-Culture. 
 
 [See also, Wines, in general alphabet.] 
 Du Breuil(A.) Vineyard culture imp. and cheapened 1867 im »= 
 
 **¥tU i Treatise on ™- *» ™^w:lv)aX 
 
 ' 6133 10 
 
 IepZ ar (Hr t TL P A UbHCpark ^ ^annual rep. 187o'-71. 6I2I.M 
 1840 . Landscape gardens. Edited by J. C. Loudon. 
 
 Robinson'(W.)' Gleanings' froniFr'ench 'gardens'. 1869 ' 61321? 
 
 Jcot^jTfr?^ au , d g. ardeaS 0f Paris - iWT". 6125 08 
 W7(( . beautifying suburban home grounds. 
 
 Smith (ft //. J.) 'paVk^ and 'pleasure grounds 1852 fil?s' ni 
 
 Weidenmann (J.) beautifying countfy nomes. 1870. ' ££"£ 
 
 Mulberry Tree. 
 Cobb (^H.) Manual of the mulberry tree, [and] Culture of silk. 
 6133.17 
 
 Mushroom. 
 
 [See also. Botany (Fungi.)] 
 
 Peach-Culture. 
 Fulton (J. A.) Peach culture. 1870. 6136 S8 
 
 Pear-Culture. 
 Quinn (P. T.) Pear culture for profit. 1869. . . . 6135.27,16 
 
 Pigeons. 
 Tegetmeier(W.B.) Pigeons: their varieties and management 
 
 6137.23 
 
 Poultry. 
 Arbuthnot (Hon. Mrs.) The henwife. 1868 
 Bumham (G. P.) History of the hen fever ' '1855 ' 
 New poultry book. 1871. . 
 
 Bumham (G. P.) 
 
 6184.20 
 6134.24 
 6134.25 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
AG-RI CULTURE- AIN8 WORTH 
 
 9 
 
 Dixon [E. S.) Ornamental and domestic. 1869. . . . 6134.23 
 
 Doyle (if.) Illustrated book of domestic. 1867. . . . 6134i22 
 
 — Same. New ed. 1873 6137.21 
 
 Edwards (K. B.) How the French make fowls pay. 1871. 6134 26 
 
 Tegetmeier {W. B.) Poultry book. 1867 6137 22 
 
 Wright (L.) The Brahma fowl. 1873 6134.28 
 
 — Practical poultry keeper. 1869 6134.21 
 
 Seed Growing. 
 
 Brill IF.) Farm gardening and seed growing. 1872.. . 6123.18 
 
 Sheep. 
 
 Brown ( W.) British sheep farming. 1870 6134.09 
 
 Morrell {L. A.) American shepherd. 1846 6134.04 
 
 Randall (H. S.) Fine wool sheep husbandry. 1863. . . 6134.03 
 Reid (W.) Sheep ; history, management, diseases, etc. 
 
 1871. 6134.12 
 
 Southey (T.) Colonial wools. 1848 6134.18 
 
 Walton ( W.) The alpaca ; its naturalization in the British Isles, 
 
 etc. 1844 6134.17 
 
 See also. Wools, in the general alphabet. 
 
 Sorghum. 
 
 Hyde {J. F. C.) The Chinese sugar-cane. 1867. . . . 6184.12 
 
 Stewart {F. L.) Sorghum and its products : with a new method 
 
 for making sugar and syrup. 1867 6124.07 
 
 Stock and Domestic Anim als 
 [See Veterinary Medicine, in general alphabet.] 
 
 Allen (L.F.) American cattle. N. X. 1868 6134.11 
 
 Cameron {C. A.) Stock feeder's manual, chemistry of food, etc. 
 
 1872 6123.17 
 
 Darwin (C.) Good effects of inter-crosBing 4914.16 
 
 Dobson (J. R.) The ox : his diseases and treatment. 'With essay 
 
 on parturition in the cow. 2d. ed. 1872 6134.27 
 
 Davy {J. T.) Devon herd book. v. 1-2 in 1. 1856. . . 6136.09 
 Eyton {T. C.) Herd book of Hereford cattle. V. 2-3 ; f. 4 [by T. 
 
 Duckham ] 3 V. 1853-59 6136.02 
 
 Gamgee (J.) Our domestic animals in health and disease. 4 v. 
 
 1869 6134.13 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Organs of digestion : their functions and 
 
 disorders, v. 2. Organs of circulation and respiration. 
 
 v. 3. Organs of secretion : urinary system, its function and 
 
 disorder. Cutaneous system, its functions and disorders. 
 
 Epizootic and Enzootic maladies, v 4. Enzootic disorders, 
 
 functions and diseases of the nervous system. The art of 
 
 shoeing, and lameness. 
 Hazard {W. F.) The Jersey, Alderney, and Guernsey cow. 
 
 1872 6134.19 
 
 Jacques (D. H.) The barn-yard : a manual of cattle, horse, and 
 sheep husbandry. 1866 6134.05 
 
 Low (D.) On the domesticated animals of the British' Islands • 
 [the goat, sheep, ox, hog, horse, dog] : and the principles 
 and practice of 'breeding. 1845 6134 06 
 
 M'Combie{W.) Cattle and cattle-breeders. 1869. . . . 6134 10 
 
 Warnes {J ) Fattening of cattle with native produce ; box-feed- 
 ing and summer-grazing. 2d ed. 1847 6 124 26 
 
 Touatt {W.) and Martin (ft L.\ Cattle; their breeds, diseases 
 "to- 1851 6134.02 
 
 Strawberry Gardening. 
 
 Barnard (C.) The strawberry garden. How it was planted— 
 what it cost — what came of it financially and sentimentally. 
 
 1871 6133.18 
 
 Sugar Cane and Sugar-yielding Plants. 
 Porter (G. R.) Sugar cane ; its culture and manufacture. 2d cd. 
 
 1843. ... 6124.23 
 
 Pringle (H.) Sugar planters of Jamaica. 1869. ' 5926J4 
 Reed(W.) History of sugar and sugar-yielding plants. 1866. 6124.22 
 Wray (L.) Practical sugar planter. 1848 6124.24 
 
 Swine. 
 Harris (J.) On the pig. Breeding, rearing, etc. 1870. . 6134.08 
 
 Tea. 
 
 Ball (S.) Cultivation and manufacture of tea in China. 1848. 6124.30 
 Lees {W.N.) Tea cultivation. A review. 1863. . . . 6124.29 
 Tsiology ; a discourse on tea. [anon.] 1827 6124.31 
 
 Vegetable Gardening. 
 
 [See also, Farming and Gardening.] 
 
 Brill {F.) Farm gardening and seed growing. 1872. . 6123 18 
 
 Burr {F., jr.) Field and garden vegetables. 1863. . . 6124.01 
 
 — Garden vegetables, and how to cultivate them. 1866. 6124.01 
 
 WaUchoff{L.) Cultivation of the beet for sugar. [In N. T. Stale 
 
 agr. soc. Trans. 1871, pp. 125-272.] 6114.18 
 
 "Wheat. 
 
 [See also, Cereals, above.] 
 Hind (£T. Y.) Essay on the insects and diseases injurious to. 
 
 1857 6124.10 
 
 Wheat ; its history, characteristics, etc. [anon.] . . 6124.09 
 jUST Consult also, in the general alphabet, Architecture. 
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 — Tobacco ; — Veterinary medicine. 
 
 Agrippa (Heinrioh Cornelius). The vanity of arts 
 
 2512.19 
 
 . . 943.16 
 [In Ochoa 
 
 . . 7215.11 
 New York, 
 
 and sciences. London, 1694. 16°. 
 For lives of A., see Biography. 
 
 Agrippina. See B.ography. 
 
 Aguecheek See Fairbanks ( Charles B. ) 
 
 Aguilar (Gaspar de). El mercator amante. 
 (E de). Tesoro, etc. v. 1. 1828]. . 
 
 Aguilar (Grace). Women of Israel. 2 v. 
 
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 See also, Fiction class-list. 
 
 Aguirre (Lope de). Simon (P.) Exped. of A. in 
 search of El Dorado and Ornagua, 1560. Introd. 
 by C. E. Markham. [Hakluyt soc. 1861.] 567.13 
 
 Ahimau Rezon. ■ See Maokey (A. G.) . . 5836.15 
 
 Ahm ed Khan Bahadur (Syed). Essays on the life of 
 Mohammed, v. 1. London, 1870. 8°. 3115.32 
 
 Ann (Friedrtch). New method of learning the Ger- 
 man language, with pronunciation, corrections, 
 by J. C. Oehlschlager. First course : practical 
 part. New York, 1865. 8° 6421.10 
 
 Aids to faith ; a reply to "Essays and reviews." Ed. 
 by W.Thomson. New York, 1862. 12°. 3547.00 
 Contents : On miracles, by H. L. Mansel ; On the study 
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 thenticity of the Pentateuch, by G. Bawlinson ; Inspira- 
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 son ; Scripture and its interpretation, by C. J. Ellicott. 
 
 Aids to reflection. See Coleridge (S. T.) 5025.04 
 
 Aiki n (John, M. D.) Character and services of John 
 
 Howard. London, 1792. 16° 3083.12 
 
 — Essay on song-writing ; with coll. of English songs. 
 
 New ed., with supplement, by K. H. Evans. 
 London, 1810. 8°. 1612.03 
 
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 Philadelphia, 1831. 8° 1612.02 
 
 — and others). General biography, or lives of the most 
 
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 A ikin (John). Calendar of nature. [In Howitt (M) 
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 Aikin (Lacy). Life of Joseph Addison. 2v. London, 
 1843. 8° 3012.15 
 
 — Same. Philadelphia, 1846. 12°. .... 3012.20 
 
 — Memoirs of the court of Elizabeth. London, 1869. 
 
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 Aikin (M.) Memoirs of religious imposters, from the 
 
 seventh to the nineteenth century. London, 
 
 1821. 12° 3452.12 
 
 Aikman (William). Life at home ; or, the family 
 
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 Aimard (Gustave). Aventuriers (Les). Paris, 1864, 
 
 12° 7011.11 
 
 — Balle-Franche. Paris, 1861. 12°. . . . 7011.12 
 
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 — Franco-tireurs (Les). Paris, 1861. 12°. .7011.15 
 
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 — ZenoCabral. Paris, 1864. 12°- . . . .7011.19 
 
 &&• For his novels in English, see Fiction class list. 
 
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 Ainslie (Whitelaw). Climate of India. [In Murray 
 (H.) British India, v. 3.] 1012.05 
 
 Ainsworth (William F.) Travels in the track of the 
 ten thousand Greeks ; being a geogr. and descrip- 
 tive account of the expedition of Cyrus and of the 
 retreat,as related by Xenophon. L., 1844.8°. 423.30 
 
 — Geogr. commentary. See Xenophon. Anabasis. 
 
 (Hohn) 423.05 
 
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 For his novels, see Fiction. 
 
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 Air. 
 
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 Abridged by A. Hess. 1873 4323.31 
 
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 cine (.Air) /—Meteorology ;— Physios. 
 
 passages. See Medicine. 
 Airs of Palestine. See Pierpont (John). . .1676.04 
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 — On sound and atmospheric vibrations, with the 
 
 mathematical elements of music. London , 1868. 
 12° 4025.28 
 
 — Popular astronomy. Lectures. New ed. revised. 
 
 London, 1866. 16°. 4013.08 
 
 — Undulatory theory of optics. New ed. London, 
 
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 Aitken (William). The science and practice of medi- 
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 Aitzema (L. de). Extracts rel. to New Netherland. 
 
 [In N. Y. hist. soc. Coll., 2d ser., v. 2.] . 615.07 
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 (F. M. A. de). (Euvres. v. 39, 1834. . 5084.06 
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 Contents : Life, by A. Dyce. Pleasures of imagination. 
 Odes. Hymn to the Naiads, etc. 
 
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 — Select poems. Ed. by R. "Walsh. [British poets, 
 
 v. 23. 1822.] 1691.28 
 
 — Poems. Life, by S. Johnson. [Chalmers (A.) 
 
 English poets, v. 14. 1810.] .... 1626.14 
 For lives of A., see Biography. 
 Akerly ( J. , ed. ) Voltaire and Rousseau against the 
 
 atheists. New York, 1855. 12°. . . . 3616.05 
 Akerman (John Yorke). Ancient coins of cities and 
 
 princes, — Hispania, Gallia, Britannia. London, 
 
 1846. 8°. 1585.15 
 
 — Coins of the Romans relating to Britain. London, 
 
 1856. 8°. 1085.16 
 
 — Introduction to the study of ancient and mod- 
 
 ern coins. London, 1848. 16. . . . 1581.03 
 
 — Notes on the hist, of the bayonet. [Archaeologia, 
 
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 London, 1869. 8° 1585.08 
 
 Akers (Elizabeth). See Allen (Eliz. Akers). . 1612.05 
 Akhlak-i-Jalaly. Practical philosophy of the Muham- 
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 — The wheel of law. Buddhism illus. from Siamese 
 
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 ai , 181 °' c/ A 9ly -!7 
 
 Alaska. See Countries. 
 
 Alban (E.I High-pressure steam engine. Tr. by W. 
 
 Cole. ' London, 1848. 8° 3926.11 
 
 Albane(P.) Flamen. [In Rev. des deux mondes, v. 56. ] 
 
 — Le pe'che' de Madeleine. [In v. 50. ] 
 
 — Souci. [In v. 50.] 
 Albania. See Countries. 
 Albans (St.) Chronica Monasterii. 1272-1422. Ed. 
 
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 Albany, N. Y. See Countries, places, etc. 
 Albany Evening Journal almanac. 1866-75. 15 v. 
 
 Albany, 1861-75. 12°. 6742.15 
 
 Albany. Young men's association. Catalogue of 
 
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 Albemarle (George Thomas Keppel, 6th earl of). See 
 
 Keppel (G. T. ) 
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 For lives of prince A., see Biography. 
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 Albertuccio della Viola. Canzone. [In Rossetti 
 (D. G.) Early Italian poets.] .... 1683.10 
 Albigenses. See Biblical and religious literature. 
 
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 Albinus. Introd. to the Dialogues of Plato. [In 
 
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 Alboize (Edouard) and Maquet (A ) Les prisons de 
 
 l'Europe. 8 v. in 4. Paris, 1845. 8°. .5828.15 
 
 Album des pavilions. See Le Gras (A. ) . . 4518.14 
 
 Albuquerque (Alfonso d'). Exploits in India, 1510- 
 
 15. [Ira Green (J.) Coll. of voy., v. 1.] 935.09 
 
 Alcedo y Bexarano (Antonio de). Geographical and 
 
 hist, dictionary of America and the West Indies. 
 
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 1812. 4°. 1136.01 
 
 Alcestis. See Plays. 
 Alchemy. See Occult sciences. 
 Alcherius (Johannes). See Archerius (J. ) 
 Alcinous. Introd. to the doctrines of Plato. [In Plato. 
 
 Works, Bohn, v. 6.] 5415.22 
 
 Alciphron, a poem., See Moore (Thomas). . 1663.11 
 Alciphron; or the minute philosopher. See Berke- 
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 Alcobaca. See Beckford (W.) Excursions to the 
 
 monasteries of. 1835 985.21 
 
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 three years in Japan. 2 v. N. Y., 1863. 12°. 1022.05 
 
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 — Tablets. Boston, 1868. 12° 2512.17 
 
 Contents: Book 1.— Practical. The garden. Recrea- 
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 B. A.] 6512.28. 
 
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 — Same. Boston, 1869. 16° 642.25 
 
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 1850. 12° 35H.19 
 
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 — Young mother, or, management of children. 2d ed. 
 
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 Alder (Joshua) and Hancock (Albany). Monograph 
 
 of the British nudibranchiate mollusca : with 
 
 figures. London, Bay society, 1865. fol. 4749.01 
 Aldersey (Charles). Voyage to Ierusalem and 
 
 Xripolis, 1581 ; to Alexandria and Cairo, 1586. [In 
 
 •Hakluyt, v. 2, 1810.] 916.16 
 
 Aldersoa {Sir J.) On sea-sickness. London, 1872. 
 
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 Alexander the Great. See Biography. (Individual.) 
 Alexander I. , of Russia. See Biography. (Individual.) 
 Alexander, bishop of Alexandria. Fragments. Tr. 
 by J. B. H. Hawkins. Edinburgh, 1869. 8°. 
 [Ant3 Nicene Chr. lib. v. 14.] .... 3467.17 
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 against the Arians. On the soul and body and the Passion 
 of the Lord. 
 
 Alexander, bishop of Lycopolis. Writings. On the 
 tenets of toe Manichaeans. Tr. by J. B. H. Haw- 
 kins. Edinburgh, 1869. 8°. [Ante Nicene Chr. 
 libr. v. 14.] 3467.17 
 
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 1827. 8° 3586.U9 
 
 Alexander (H. C.) The life of J. A. Alexander. 2 v. 
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 Alexander (J.) The Jews : their past, present, and 
 future. London, 1870. 16° 3441.11 
 
 Alexander (James). Monetary decimals. [In Nat. 
 assoc. soc. science. Trans. 1863.] . . 5815.08 
 
 Alexander (Sir James E., ed.) Salmon fishing in 
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 8° 4626.08 
 
 — Sketches of Portugal during the civil war of 1834. 
 
 [Waldie Library, v. 5.] 5078.19 
 
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 — Gospel according to Mark explained. New York, 
 
 1861. 12°. 3754.07 
 
 — Gospel according to Matthew explained. New 
 
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 — Isaiah, tr. and explained. 2 v. New York, 1851. 
 
 12° 3733.13 
 
 — Notes on New Testament literature. New York, 
 
 1861. 12° 3413.09 
 
 — Psalms, trans, and explained. 3 v. New York, 
 
 1862. 12° 3732.1P 
 
 Alexander (John Henry). Geogr. researches, 1847-8. 
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 Alexander (Stephen). Fundamental principles of 
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 the progressive motion of light. [Amer. assoc. 
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 [v. 4, 1851.] Some special analogies in the phe- 
 nomena of sight and touch. Atmospheric envel- 
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 stars, etc. [v. 6, 1852.] Suggestions rel. to the 
 observ. of the solar eclipse of May 26, 1854. [v. 
 8, 1854.] 3946.07 
 
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 1857.] 3936.12 
 
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 18th century. New York, 1872. 8°. . 5518.19 
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 (A.) English poets, v. 5. 1810.] . . 1626.05 
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 Hugo as a poet. [In Afternoon lectures, v. 2.] 
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 of a transl. of Virgil, [v. 5. 1869.] . . 2512.20 
 
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 the finest chess problems. L., 1846. 1.8°. 4618.19 
 
 — Encyclope'die des e"ehecs. P., 1837. obi. fol. 1466.23 
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 8°. [United States. Quar. master gen.] 633.10 
 
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 ties. 1868. p. 31-40 2521.27 
 
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 — Witt (J. G.) Mutual influence of the christian doc- 
 
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 — Eingsley (G.) Hypatia, [a novel]. . . . 221.71 
 
 — — Alexandria and her schools. [ With his Sir Walter 
 
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 and religious lit. (Neo-platonism) ;— Philosophy (History) ;— 
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 Bio. Firenze, 1837. 8° 7318.03 
 
 — Tragedies ; from the Italian, by C. Lloyd. 3 v. 
 
 London, 1815. 12° 1712.10 
 
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 — Essays and addresses. London, 1869. 8°. 3513.20 
 
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 — Geography of the known world. Prom his tr. of 
 
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 Alfred: an heroic poem. Bee Cottle (J.) . 1633.23 
 
 Alfriend (Frank H.) Life of Jefferson Davis. Cin- 
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 Algae. See Botany. 
 
 Algarotti (Francesco, Conk) . An essay on painting. 
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 — Letters, military and political. From the Italian. 
 
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 Alger (Horatio, jr. ) See Fiction. 
 
 Alger (W. B. ) Address at the funeral of Bev. Stephen 
 
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 — Charities of Boston ; Warren-street chapel : address. 
 
 Boston, 1856. 8° 5012.09 
 
 — Critical history of the doctrine of a future life. 
 
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 — Good Samaritans in Boston : tribute to Moses 
 
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 Descartes, Foster, Guerin (E. de), Guerin (M. de), Hegel 
 Hobbes, Jesus, Leibnitz, Leopardi, Lucretius, Milton, Pas - 
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 — Irving (W.) Tales of the Alhambra. . . 215.26 
 
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 Ali Sher Kani. Tuhfatu-1 Kiram. [In Elliot (H. 
 
 M.) Hist, of India, v. 1, 1867.] . . .1035.13 
 Alibert (J. L.) Physiologie des passions. 2e ed. 2. v. 
 
 Bruxelles, 1825. 8° 5433.12 
 
 Alice of Monmouth, an idyl. E. 0. Stedman, 
 
 1864. 1687.09 
 
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 Aligny (Henry F". Q. d'). Mining and mechanical pre- 
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 1867. Beports, v. 4. ]' Manufacture of beet sugar 
 and alcohol, and cultivation of sugar beet. Pre- 
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 apparatus. History of the Atlantic cables. [In 
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 Alison (Sir Archibald). History of Europe [1774- 
 1815.] New ed. with portraits. 14 v. Edin- 
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 — Same 4 v. New York, 1852-53. 8°. . . 446.01 
 
 — Same. From the fall of Napoleon to 1852. v. 19. 
 
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 — Same. Atlas ; constructed by A. K. Johnston. Ed- 
 
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 — Life of John, duke of Marlborough. New York, 
 
 1848. 12°. 3037.04 
 
 — Lives of Lord Castlereagh and Sir Charles Stewart, 
 
 2d and 3d marq. of Londonderry. [1788-1854.] 
 Edinburgh and London, 1861. 8°. . . 3033.2J 
 
 — Miscellaneous essays. Phila., 1852. 8 3 . .2517.02 
 
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 expedition ; The future ; Guizot ; Homer ; Dante, and 
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 — Principles of population. 2 v. Ed., 1840. 8°. 5914.01 
 Alison (Wm. P.) Effect of poverty, etc., on public 
 
 health. [In National association, social science. 
 
 Trans., 1858.] 5815.02 
 
 All about it : or, history and mystery of common 
 
 things. 2d ed. London, 1858. 16°. . . 3913.04 
 All round the world. P. Gillmore. 1871. . 933.11 
 All round the Wrekin. [Bambles in England.] W. 
 
 White. 1860 953.03 
 
 All the year round ; conducted by O. Dickens, v. 1- 
 
 20, 1859-68. London, 1859-68. 8°. . . 8019.01 
 
 — Same. New Series, v. 1-12. 1869-74. London, 
 
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 All Souls collftge, Oxford university. Burrows (M ) 
 
 Worthies of. 1874 483.18 
 
 All's well that ends well. See Shakspere (W.) 
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 [Voyages imag. , v. 5.] 7027.05 
 
 — History of the Sevarambians. Tr. from the me- 
 
 moirs of Captain Siden. [pseudon.] London, 1738. 
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 Allan (G.) Life of Sir Walter Scott. [Waldie li- 
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 Allan (John). Journal and letters. [In Kidder (F.) 
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 Allan (Peter John). Poetioal remains, with biogr. Ed 
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 Allbutt (T. O.) On the use of the ophthalmoscope in 
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 Allen (David O.) India ; ancient and modern. Bos- 
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 Allen (Elizabeth Akers). [" Florence Percy."] Poems. 
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 Allen (H.) Monograph of the bats of N. A. 1864. 
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 Allen (Joseph Henry). Hebrew men and times. Bos- 
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 — Ten discourses on Orthodoxy. B., 1849. 12°. 3513.23 
 Allen (Joshua). Bill of mortality, Augusta, 1852-56. 
 
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 — *Amsricau biographical dictionary. 3d ed. Boston, 
 
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 1841 1756.01 
 
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 don, Shale, soc, 1843. 8° 1756.18 
 
 Allgemeine deutsche Real-Encyclop'adie. See Con- 
 versations-Lexicon. 
 
 Allibone (Samuel Austin). Critical dictionary of Eng- 
 lish literature and British and American authors. 
 3 v. Phila lelphia, 1859-71. 8°. . . . 2755.01 
 
 — Life of Alex. Henry. [In Hunt (F.I American 
 
 merchants, v. 1.] 3244.10 
 
 — Poetical quotations from Chaucer to Tennyson. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1874. 8° 6217.20 
 
 Allingham (Wm., ed.) Ballad book. London, 1865. 
 
 16° 1612.25 
 
 - Poems. Boston, 1861. 32°. .... 1612.13 
 
 Allis on (Thomas). Voyage from Archangel, 1697. 
 [Pinkerton's Voyages, v. 1.] .... 926.01 
 
 Allison. See also, Alison. 
 
 Allix (Pierre). Reflections on the Holy Scriptures. 
 [In "Watson (R.) Theol. tracts, v. 1.] . 3621.03 
 
 Allman (George James). 'Monograph of the fresh- 
 water polyzoa, British and foreign. London, 
 Ray soc, 1856. fol 4749.02 
 
 Allom (Thomas). *China in a series of views. With 
 hist, and descript. notices by G. N. Wright. 4 v. 
 in 2. London, 1843. 4° 1026.08 
 
 — *Constantinople and the scenery of the Seven 
 
 Churches of Asia Minor, illustrated. With hist, 
 account by R. Walsh, 2 v. L., 1849. 4°. . 997.17 
 
 Allouez (Claude). Voyage to the Illinois ; notice of 
 A. by Shea. [In Shea (J. G.) Discovery of the 
 Mississippi valley. 1853.] 1125.01 
 
 Allsop (Thomas). Letters, conversations and recol- 
 lections of Coleridge, [anon.] New York, 1836. 
 12° 3042.17 
 
 Allsop. See also Alsop. 
 
 Allston (Washington). Lectures on art, and poems. 
 Ed. by R. H. Dana, jr. N. Y, 1850. 12°. 1411.01 
 See also Fiction ; also Biography. 
 
 Alma mater. See Wright (J. M. ) . . . .5511.03 
 
 Almack (Richard, ed. ) Papers relating to proceed- 
 ings in Kent, 1642-46. London, Camden soc. 
 Miscel. v. 3. 1855. 4°. 5113.15 
 
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 — Boston almanac, 1839-74. 36 v. Boston, 1839-74. 
 
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 Note. — A continuation of tba Whig almanac. [6754.14.] 
 
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 ton, [n. d.] 12°. 
 
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 delphia, 1848-62. 16°. 
 
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 Note— Name changed to Tribune almanac [6754.15]. 
 
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 Alnwick Castle. -See Halleck (F. G.) 
 A. L. O. B., pseud. See Tucker (C. ) 
 Alonso (J. F.) Elementary grammar and guide to 
 
 conversation for travellers in Spain. London, 
 
 1867. 16° 6423.07 
 
 Alpaca (The). W. Walton. 1844. . . . 6134.17 
 
 See also Agriculture. {Sheep.) 
 
 Alpenstock (The). C. J. Latrobe. 1829. . 983.02 
 Alpha, or, God in matter. T. Clarke. 1870. 3535.21 
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 Alphabets, ornamental lettering, etc. 
 
 — JBrodie and Middleton's alphabets of ornamental writ- 
 
 ing, etc. 1871 1451.11 
 
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 9th ed. 1869 1465.02 
 
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 initials, alphabets, etc. 1860. . . . 1437.04 
 'Examples of modern alphabets, plain and orna- 
 mental. 1869 1437.05 
 
 'Mediaeval alphabets and initials for illuminators. 
 
 2ded. 1864 1465.01 
 
 — Jones (0.) "One thousand and one initial letters. 
 
 1864. 1467.05 
 
 — Shaw (ff.) * Hand-book of Mediseval alphabets and 
 
 devices. 1836 1446.03 
 
 — Standard sign-writer, and letterer's companion. 
 
 [anon.} 1*37.02 
 
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 Alpine Club. Peaks, passes, and glaciers : excur- 
 sions by members of the Alpine club. 2d series. 
 Ed. by E. S. Kennedy. L., 1862. 8°. 983.21 
 
 Alps. See Countries. {Alps. ) 
 
 Alsop (George). A character of the province of Mary- 
 land. Also treatise of the Indians of M. New ed. 
 Introd. and notes by J. G. Shea. New York, 
 1869. 8° 593.11 
 
 Alsop (Eichardl. Charms of fancy ; a poem. New 
 York, 1856. 12° 1612.23 
 
 Alsop. See also Allsop. 
 
 Alston (J. W. ) Hints to young practitioners in land- 
 scape painting. Neutral tint. L.,1820. 8°. 142417 
 
 Alston. See also Allston. 
 
 Althaus (J. ) Treatise on medical electricity. 2d ed. 
 London, 1870. 12° 4333.18 
 
 Altowan; or life intheKocky Mountains. [anon."\ 2 v. 
 Ed. by J. Watson Webb. N. Y. 1846. 12°. 1124.04 
 
 Alured, Up of Worcester. Voyage to Jerusalem, 1058. 
 [In Kerr (E.) Voyages, v. 1., 1811 [914.08] ; and 
 Hakluyt (B.) Voyages, v. 2, 1810 [916.15]. 
 
 Alvensleben (Max, baron von). With Maximilian in 
 Mexico. London, 1867. 16° 1152.13 
 
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 Travels in the African desert and the Polar world. 
 From the French, by Mrs. C. Hoey. London, 
 1874. 12°. . . . ' 1083.23 
 
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 dress of the Turks, [anon.} L.,[1814.] 8°. 6625.22 
 
 Alvord (Benjamin). Polar plant or silphium lacinia- 
 tum. [In Amer. assoc. Proc, v. 2, 1850.] 3946.01 
 
 — Tangencies of circles and of spheres. [Sin. contrib. 
 
 v. 8. .] 3937.08 
 
 Alymere, and other poems. B. T. Conrad. 18^2. 
 
 1634.08 
 
 Amadis of Gaul. See Lobeira (Vasco de). . 226.44 
 Amalgamation of ores. See Arts (Useful : Metal- 
 lurgy) . 
 Amari (Michele). History of the war of the Sicilian 
 vespers. Ed. by the earl of Ellesmere. 3 v. 
 
 London, 1850. 8° 533.19 
 
 Amasis (Voyages of). St. Pierre (J. H. B.de). 244.79 
 Amateur's rose book. S. Hibberd 6132.21 
 
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 Amateur dramas. See Baker (George M.) . 1712.28 
 See also, Drama. (Parlor theatricals.) 
 
 Amateur mechanic's workshop ; including [turning], 
 casting, forging, brazing, soldering, and carpen- 
 try. By the author of the "Lathe and its uses." 
 Loudon, 1870. 8° 3923.06 
 
 Amateur's greenhouse. S. Hibberd. 1873. . 6132.19 
 
 Amaurosis. See Medicine. (Eye and its diseases. } 
 
 Amazon River. See Countries. 
 
 Amazons. 
 
 — Burton (R. F.) Notices of the so-called Amazons. 
 
 [In his Gelele, etc. 1864] 1083.09 
 
 — Guyon(G.M.) Histoire des Amazones. 1740. 5822.25 
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 Ambrotypes. See Arts (Useful : Photography). 
 Ambulances. Bowditoh (H. I.) Brief plea for an 
 
 ambulance system for the army of the United 
 States. 1863 63-1.23 
 
 Amelesagoras Cholcedonius. Fragmenta. [In Mul- 
 ler (G.) Fragm. hist. Gr. , v. 2. Didot] 7765.10 
 
 Amergau. See Ammergau. 
 
 Amenities of literature. See D'Israeli (I. ) 
 
 America. See Countries. 
 
 America and her commentators. H. T. Tuckerman. 
 1864 107412 
 
 America before Europe. A. de Gasparin. 1862. 632. 12 
 
 American. J8S" For many books relating to American 
 travel, history, institutions, and statistics, see 
 Countries. ( United Stales. ) For American art, 
 see Pine arts ; for American biography, see Bio- 
 graphy ; for American literature; see Literature, 
 etc., etc. 
 
 American adventure by land and sea. [anon.} 2 v. 
 New York, 1841. 18°. [H. F. L] . .1164.03 
 
 American almanac. 1830-61. v. 1-32. Boston, 1830- 
 
 61. 12° 6722.01 
 
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 eral indexes to the previous ten years respectively. The 
 work was succeeded by the National almanac, 1863-64, and 
 the American year-book, 1869. 
 
 American and Italian cantatrici ; or, a year at the 
 singing schools at Milan. By Lucius, [pseudon.] 
 London, 1867. 12° 1562.15 
 
 American anecdotes. See Hunt (Freeman). 6216.03 
 
 American angler's book. T. Norris. 1864. 4616.27 
 
 American annals. See Holmes (Abiel). . . 576.01 
 
 American ttnmial cyclopaedia and register of impor- 
 tant events. 1861-74. N. Y., Appletons, 1862-75. 8 C . 
 Note.— An index to v. 1-10 is in v. 10. 
 
 American annual register. 1826^27—32-33. 7 v. New 
 York, 1830-33. 8= 8001.01 
 
 American antiquarian society. Archaeologia Ameri- 
 cana. Transactions and collections, v. 1-1. 
 Worcester and Boston, 1820-60. 8°. . . .577.18 
 Contents : V. 1. Officers. Origin of the society. Henne- 
 pin (L.) Discovery of the Mississippi and adjacent country 
 by the Lakes. Account of La Salle's undertaking to discover 
 the Mississippi by way of the Gulf of Mexico. Atwater (0 ) 
 Antiquities in Ohio and other western states. Johnson (J.) 
 Present Btate of Indian tribes inhabiting Ohio. Fiske (M ) 
 Ancient inhabitants of N. America. Alden (F.) Antiquities 
 and curiosities of western Pennsylvania Mitchell (S.) 
 Specimens of poetry and singing of the Osages ; descrip- 
 tion of the mummy found in Kentucky ; original inhabi- 
 tants of America and Asia. Famham (J. H.) Bemarkable 
 cave in Kentucky. Wilklns ((J.) Mummy found in said 
 cave. Sheldon (W.) Account of the Caraibs. Adams (B.) 
 Cave in Indiana V. 2. Burnside IS. M.) Memoirs of 
 Isaiah Thomas. Gallatin (A.) Synopsis of Indian tribes of 
 N. America. Gookin (D.) Christian Indians of New Eng- 
 land. Clinton (De w.) Leaden plate or medal, found near 
 the mouth of the Muskingum. Galindo (J.) Ruins of Co- 
 pan, in Central America. Clarice (A.) Letter to P S. 
 Du Ponceau. Davis (J ) Obituary notice of C. C. Baldwin. 
 T 3. Records of the company of Massachusetts Bay, to the 
 embarkation of Wiuthrop and his associates for New Eng- 
 land Hull (John). Diaries. Folsom (G.) Memoir of 
 Th. Lindall Winthrop Kiunicutt (T.) Memoir of John 
 Davis. Officers and members. V. 4. Orig. doc. illust. the 
 hist, of Raleigh's first Amer. colony, and the colony at 
 Jamestown. Wingield (E. M.) "A discourse ol Virginia " 
 Josselyn (J.) New England's rarities discovered. Voyage 
 to Spitsbergen in 1613. Hale (E. E ) Life of Sir Ralph 
 Lane. Salisbury (S.) Notice of S. Jennison. 
 
 - Catalogue of the Library. Wore, 1837. 8°. 2715.24 
 American anti-slavery society. Annual report for 
 
 1860. [The anti-slavery history of the John 
 
 Brown year.] New York. 18G1. 8°. . .3024.14 
 American archives, 1774-76. See Force (P.) 588.01 
 American artisan, v. 10-17, 1870-74. 10 v. New 
 
 York, 1870-74. 4°. 
 American artist's manual. See Cutbush (J.) 3916.08 
 American association for the advancement of science. 
 
 Proceedings. 22 v. Salem, etc., 1849-74. 8°. 3946.01 
 
 Contents. 
 
 1. Mooting at Philadelphia. September, 1848. Browne (P. 
 A.) Notice of the fossil cephalopoda belemaosepia, ' be- 
 lemnite,' and of the diphosphate of iron, mullioite, found 
 together at Mullica Hill. Emmons (E.) Identity of the 
 atops trilineatus and the triarthrus Beckei (green), with re- 
 marks upon the eliptocephulus asaphoides. Vancleve (J. 
 W.) Fossil zoophytes of western Ohio. Davis (C. H. ) 
 Theory of the geological action of the tides. Agassiz (L.) 
 Fishes of Lake Superior. Tuomey IM.) Results of observa- 
 tions in the tertiary region of South Carolina. Coffin (J. 
 H.) Winds of the northern hemisphere. Brown (A. and 
 Dickeson ( at . W.) Sediment of the Mississippi river. Alex- 
 ander (S.) Fundamental principles of mathematics. Alex- 
 ander (J. H.) Brief notice of geographical explorations and 
 researches, 1847, 48. Boye (M. H.) Composition of the 
 Schuykill water Kellogg (O.) Remarkable geological de- 
 velopment in Elizabethtown, N. Y. ; etc. etc. 
 
 3. Meeting at Cambridge, August, 1849. Secchi (A.) Au- 
 rora borealis. Alvord (B.) The polar plant, or silphium 
 laciniatum. Lapham (I. A ) Plants of Wisconsin. Agassiz 
 (L.) Structure of coral animals. Davis (C. H.) The primo 
 meridian. Hitchcock (E.) River terraces of the Connecti- 
 cut valley, and erosions of the earth's surface. Bache (A. 
 D.) Progress of the coast survey. Walker (S. C.) Experi- 
 ence of the coast survey in regard to telegraph operatio s; 
 New analogy in the periods of rotation of the primary plan- 
 ets, discovered by D. Kirkwood. Johnson (W. K.) On 
 some experimental determinations of the economic values 
 of British and American coals. Rogers (H. D.) Origin of 
 the drift, and of the lake and river terraces of the United 
 States and Europe, with an examination of the laws of aque- 
 ous action connected with the inquiry. Jackson \C. X.) 
 Geology, mineralogy, and mines of Lake Superior. Hodge 
 (J. S.) Mineral region of Lake Superior. Guyot (A.) Er- 
 ratic phenomena of the White Mts. ; Erratic phenomena of 
 the Central Alps. Dana (J. D.) Trend of islands and axis 
 of subsidence in the Pacific. Hunt (T. S.) Geology of 
 Canada. Marr (R. A.) Observations at the navy yard at 
 Memphis, Apr.-July, 1849. Gould (B. A., jr.) On the 
 Gaussian tables ; On Kirkwood's analogy. Lovering (J.) 
 Curious phenomena relating to vision. Holton (I. F.) An 
 American prime meridian. Agassiz (L.) Structure and 
 homologies of radiated animals, with reference to the sys- 
 tematic position of the hydroid polypi. Girard (C.) Em- 
 bryology of planarise. Agassiz (L.) Animal morphology ; 
 Differences between progressive, embryonic, and prophetic 
 types in the succession of organized beings through the 
 whole range of geological times. Gray (A.) Composition 
 of the plant by phytons, aud some applications of phyl- 
 lotaxis. Pence (B ) Mathematical investigation of the fr .c- 
 tions which occur in phyllotaxis ; etc. etc. 
 
 3. Meeting at Charleston, 1850. Officers, etc. Ravenel 
 (H. W.) Catalogue of plants inhabiting the vicinity of 
 the Santee canal. S. C. LeConte (J.) Exudation of ice from the 
 stems of vegetables. Kneeland (S , jr.) Characteristics of 
 the Hindoo skull ; The manatus not a cetacean but a pachy- 
 derm. Borden (G , jr. ) Meat biscuit. Michel (M ) Re- 
 searches on the generation and development of the oppos- 
 sum ; with remarks by AgasBiz and Bachman. Maury (M. 
 F ) Currents of the Atlantic Ocean. Harvey (W. H.) Ma- 
 rine Flora of the Atlantic. Pourtales (F. de). Distribution 
 of the foraminiferaa on the coast of New Jersey ; On the 
 order of succession of parts in foraminiferse. Bachman (J.) 
 American species of putorius. Nott (J\ C.) Examination 
 of the physical history of the Jows, in its bearings on the 
 question of the unity of the races. Agassiz (L.) Zoologi- 
 cal evidence for the diversity of the races ; Principles of 
 classification ; Morphology of the Medusas. Browne (P. A ) 
 Microscopic examination of the pile of the head of Albinos. 
 Haupt(H.) Resistance of timber. Salisbury (J. H.) Proxi- 
 mate composition of parts of flowers of plants, and of the 
 plants themselves; etc. etc. 
 
 4. Meeting at New Haven, August, 1850. Olmsted (D.) 
 Some points of electrical theory. Loomis (E.) Electrical 
 phenomena in certain houses. Adams (C. B.) Nature of 
 the species of terrestrial mollusca in Jamaica. Olmsted (D.) 
 Properties of a compound of lard and rosin. Loomis (E.) 
 Proper height for lightning rods. Schubert (E.) Variations 
 in the fundamental star a Virginia. Olmsted (D ) Late 
 periodical visitation of the aurora borealis. Davis (C. H.) 
 Nautical almanac. Adams (U. B.) Changes of level in N. 
 Amer. during the drift period. Rogers (H. D.) Coal for- 
 mation of the'TJ. S. Gould (B. A., jr.) Velocity of the gal- 
 vanic current in the telegraph wires. Squier (E. G.) Vol- 
 canoes of Central Amer. Burnett (W. J.) Utricles as the 
 primordial forms of all animal tissues ; Relation of the dis- 
 tribution of lice to the different iauuas. Jewett(C C.) P.an 
 for stereotyping catalogues by separate titles. Adams (C. 
 B ) Value of the shells of mollusca for distinguishing 
 species. Burnett (W. J.) Family of vibrionia (Ebrenberg) 
 
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 not animals but plants Hayes (A. A.) Assumed existence of am- 
 monia in the general atmosphere. Horsford (EN.) Relation of 
 the chemical constitution of bodies to taBte. (Hare K.) wniri- 
 wind theory of storms. Webber (S.) Singular growth of a pota- 
 to Girard(C) Classification of nemertes and plananse. Bacne 
 (A D 1 Discussion of tidal observations in connection with tlie 
 coast survey at Cat Island in the Gulf of Mexico. Loomis (E.) Op- 
 tical moving figures. Rogers (W. B. and B E.) Absorption of 
 carbonic acid by acids and saline solutions. Shepard (O. U.) bev- 
 eral new mineral species; New localities of Amer. minerals. 
 Wurtz (H.) Availability of the green sand of N. Jersey as a source 
 of polish. Gibbes (L. B.) Use of the zenith telescope m the 
 determination of latitudes. Davis (C. H.) Solar eclipse of 1851. 
 
 k Meeting at Cincinnati, 1851. 
 Darts (C. H.) Law of the deposit of the flood tide Foster (J. 
 Vf.) and Whitney (J. D.) Azoic system, as developed m the Late 
 Superior land district ; Age of the sandstone of Lake Superior : 
 Different systems of elevation which have given configuration to 
 North America, with an attempt to identify them with those ot 
 Europe. Agassiz (L.) Eesults of an exploration of the coral 
 reefs of Florida, in connection with the coast survey ; Report 
 on the vertebrate fossils ; Pourtales (L. F.) Holothurise and 
 gephyrea of the Atlantic coast. Whittlesey (C.) Ancient human 
 stalls and other bones in a cave near Elyria, Lorain county, 
 O • Superficial deposits of the N. W. part of the U. S.; Equiva- 
 lency of the rocks of N. E. Ohio, and the Portage, Chemung, 
 and Hamilton rocks of N. Y. Peirce (B ) Constitution of Saturn s 
 ring Bacho (A. D.) Use of the zenith telescope in determining 
 latitudes in the coast survey, by Talcott's method, and on the 
 reduction of the observations. Kirtland (J. P.) On the sexes and 
 habits of some of the acephalous bivalve moUusca. Wurdemann 
 CW ) Modification of apparatus for the registration of time for 
 astronomical purposes. Harris (T. W.) History and nomenclature 
 of some cultivated vegetables. King (H.) Some remarks on the 
 geology of Missouri. Engelmann (G.) Character of the vegetation 
 of S. W. Texas. Tandell (L. P.) Distribution of the crinoidea in 
 the western states. 
 
 6 Meeting at Albany, August, 1851. Bache (A. D.) Address — 
 Mathematics. Paterson (J.) Eelations between the square roots 
 of negative quantities, and the principle of perpendicularity in 
 geometry.— Mechanics. Coffin (J.H.) Proper measrtre of mechani- 
 cal force. Hunt (E. B.) Use of air as a medium for conveying 
 mechanical power— Physics. Horsford (E N.) Permeability of 
 metals to mercury.— Thermotics. Horsford (E. N ) Effect of heat 
 ou the perpendicularity of Bunker Hill monument. Henry (J.) 
 Theory of the so-called imponderables.— Astronomy. Bache (A.D.) 
 Additional notes of a discussion of tidal obs. made in connection 
 with the coast survey at Cat Island. Olmsted (D ) Obs. on the 
 zodiacal light. Horsford (E. N.) The pendulum at Bunker Hill 
 monument. Bache (A. D.) Notes on the tides at Sand Key, near 
 Key West.Fla.— Meteorology. Loomis (E.) Distribution of rain for 
 Sept Hare (B ) Strictures on Espy's report on storms, as respects 
 the theoretical inferences. Lefroy (J. H.) Comparison of the ap- 
 parent diurnal laws of the irregular fluctuations of the magnetical 
 elements, at the stations of observation in North America.— 
 Chemistry. Salisbury (J.H.) Analysis of the muskmelon, (cucumis 
 melo,) and watermelon, (cucurbits citrullus). Norton (J. P.) Value 
 of soil analyses. Horsford (E. N.) Solidification of the roiks of 
 the Florida ree s, and sources of lime in the growth of corals. 
 Wells (D. A.) Existence of organic matter in stalactites and stalag- 
 mites, forming crystallized and amorphous crenate of lime. — 
 Phys. geog. LeConte (J. L.) Geographical distribution of animals 
 in California.— Geol. Hall (J.) Comparison of the geologistic fea- 
 tures of Tennessee with those of New York. Hitchcock (E.) Ter- 
 races and sea-beaches formed since the drift period, especially 
 along the Connecticut river. Maury (M. F.) Geological agency of 
 the winds. — Zoology. Burnett (W. J.) Points in the economy of 
 the seventeen year locust, (cicada septemdecim,) bearing upon the 
 plural origin and special local creation of the species ; Relations 
 of embryology and spermatology to animal classification. Girard 
 (C ) Classification of mammaha.— Physiology. Salisbury (J. H.) 
 Influence of the poiBOn of the northern rattlesnake, (crotalus du- 
 rissus,) on plants. LeConte (J) Freezing of vegetables.— Eth- 
 nology. Foster (J. W.) Description of samples of ancient cloth 
 from the mounds of Ohio. LeConte (J. L.) Distinctive characters 
 of the Indians of California.— Geography. Hunt (E. B.) Proposal 
 for a trigonometrical survey of New York.— Manufactures. Far- 
 rington (A. C.) On the economical uses of the skin of the white 
 porpoise ; Process of manufacturing white zinc paint, by the 
 N. J Mining Company. 
 
 7, Meeting at Cleveland, Ohio, July, 1853. Peirce (B.) Address. 
 — Mathem. Hackley (CW.) Mathematical analysis of the contact of 
 surfaces in oscillating machinery. Chauvenet (W.) Method of 
 nnding the err*or of a chronometer by equal altitudes of the sun. 
 — Physics. Hunt (E.B.) Cohesion of fluids.evaporation, and steam- 
 boiler explosions. Riddell (J. L.) Binocular miscroscope. Lover- 
 ing (J.) Singular case of internal fringes, produced by interfer- 
 ence in the eye itself ; Modification of Soleil's polarizing appara- 
 tus for projection and other experimental contrivances Stod- 
 dard (O. N } Strictures on the mechanical explanation of the zig- 
 zag path of the electric spark. Bache (A. D.) Tides at Key West, 
 Fla., from observations made in connection with the coast sur- 
 vey ; Tides on the western coast of the U. S., from observations 
 at San Francisco, Cal., in connection with the coast survey. 
 Brocklesby (J.) Bising of water in springs immediately before 
 rain. — Meteorol. Redneld (W.C.) Value of the barometer in navi- 
 gating the American lakes. Loomis (E.) Notice of bail-storm, 
 New York city, July 1, 1853 ; Does the moon exert a sensible in- 
 fluence upon the clouds? Coffin (J. H.) Investigation of the 
 storm curve, deduced from the relation existing between the 
 direction of the wind and tbe rise and fall of the barometer. 
 Bl'jdgett (L.) Distribution of precipitation in rain and snow on the 
 
 North Amorican continent : The southeast monsoon of Teiag 
 the "northers of Texas and the Gulf of Mexico, and the abnormal 
 atmospheric movement of the North American continent. Thomas 
 (W H B 1 Indications of weather, as shown by animals and 
 nla' ts —Chem. Horsford (E. N.) Solidification of the coral reefs 
 of Florida and source of carbonate of lime in the growth of 
 corals Safford (J. M.) Parallelism of the lower Silurian groups 
 of middle Tennessee with those of New York Newberry (J. S.) 
 Structure and affinities of certain fossil plants of the carbonifer- 
 ous era • Carboniferous flora of Ohio, with descriptions of fifty 
 new species of fossil plants ; FobsiI fishes of the cliff limestone 
 of Ohio —Geog. Loomis (E.) Measurement ot heights by the ba- 
 rometer. Hunt (E. B.) Project of a geographical department of 
 the library of Congress.— Physiol. Burnett (W.I.) Formation and 
 mode of development of renal organs in vertebrata ; Formation 
 and functions of the allantois; Researches on the development of 
 the viviparous aphides ; Blood corpuscle-holding cells, and their 
 relation to the spleen ; Reproduction of the toad and frog, with- 
 out the intermediate stage of tadpole ; Signification of cell-seg- 
 mentation. Horsford (E. N.) Fatal effects of chloroform. Rid- 
 dell (J. L.) Histology of red blood ; Origin of capillary blood ves- 
 sels Sanford (S. N.; On some points in the history of Gordius. 
 —Philology. Haldemann (S. S.) Investigation of the power of the 
 Greek Z by means of phonetic laws. — Mechan. Haupt (H.) Re- 
 sistance 'of the vertical platts of tubular bridges. Hunt (E. B.) 
 Remarks on lithography and lithographic transfers. 
 
 8. Meeting at Washington, May, 1854. Peirce (B.) Address. 
 Gould (B. A., jr.) Address in commemoration of S. C. Walker. 
 — Astron! Hubbard (J. S.) Results of some investigations respect- 
 ing Blela's double comet. Loomis (E.) Satellites of Uranus. 
 Wright (C.) Constructive method of projecMng solar eclipsee. 
 Coakley (G. W.) Abstract of a paper on moon and star culmina- 
 tions, Bond (G. P ) Results of the chronometric expeditious of 
 the Coast Survey for determining the longitude of Cambridge, 
 1849-1851. Emory (W. H.) Determination of the longitude of 
 Frontera, El Paso and San Elciario, resulting in tbe determination 
 of the longitude of a cardinal point in the survey of the boundary 
 between the U. S. and Mexico. Alexander (S.) Suggestions rela- 
 tive to the observations of the solar eclipse of May 26, 1854. Da- 
 vis (C H.) Relative value of the different astronomical methods 
 of determining the longitude. Badger (O. C.) Method of observ- 
 ing at sea for the determination of the latitude, longitude, and 
 variation of the compass — Mech. and Physics. Hunt (E.B.) Nature 
 of forceB. Gibbs (W.) New electro-chronometric method.— Phy- 
 sics of the globe. Bache (A. D.) Preliminary determina'ion of co- 
 tidal lines on the Atlantic coast, from the coast survey tidal obs- 
 servations ; Comparison of the diurnal inequality of the tides at 
 San Diego, San Francisco, and Astoria, on the Pacific coast. 
 Schott (C. A.) Result of an investigation of the tidal currents in 
 Long Island Sound. Bache (A. D.) Distribution of temperature 
 in and near the Gulf Stream, off the coast of the U. S. Norton 
 (W. A.) Periodic and occasional perturbations of the declination 
 and directive force of the magnetic needle ; Physical constitution 
 of the sun and the cometary bodies. Brocklesby (J.) Swellings 
 of springs and the reappearance of streams just before rain. 
 — Meteorol. Poey (A.) Probable increase in the number of hail- 
 storms in Cuba, esp. 1844-54. Stoddard (O. N.) The Brandon 
 tornado of Jan. 20, 1854. Brocklesby (J.) Account of a tornado 
 which passed over the state of Connecticut, August 9, 1851. Red- 
 field (W. C.) Cape Verde and Hatteras hurricane, and other 
 storms ; with a hurricane chart. Webster (N. B.) The meteoro- 
 graph, an automatic meteorol register. — Geodesy and navigation. 
 Hunt (E. B.) Descilptiou of the Coast Survey apparatus for mea- 
 suring base lines. — Chem. Hunt(T.S.) Illustrations of chemical 
 homology.— Natural history. Hilgard (T. C.) Experimental obser- 
 vations on taste and smell. Hamel (Dr.) The whale-killer, or 
 thresher, mentioned by Tradescant in his voyage to ItuBsia, 1638 
 —Geol. and paleont. Schott (A.) Cretaceous basin of the Rio 
 Bravo del Norte. — Johnson (J.) Spontaneous movements occa- 
 sionally observed in the sandstone strata in one of the quarries 
 at Portland, Ct. Hopkins (W.) Brief outline of a fossil, by some 
 supposed to be an ichthyodorulite. — Patents. Ga'.e (L. D.) Rela- 
 tions of the American patent system to the progress of science. 
 
 9, Meeting held at Providence, R I., August, 1855. Dana (J. 
 D.) Address. Gibbs (W.) Recent progress of organic chemistry 
 — Mathem. Hill (T.) On solutions by construction. Peirce (B ) 
 Researches in analytic morphology ; Transformation of curves ; 
 Upon the solution of the Adams prize problem for 1857 ; On par- 
 tial multipliers of different equations ; Upon the catenary on the 
 vertical right cone ; Upon the motion of a heavy body on the 
 circumference of a circle which rotates uniformly about a vertical 
 axis ; On the resistance to the motion of the pendulum. — Astron. 
 Loomis (E.) Temperature of the planets, and conclusions result- 
 ing from this temperature. Peters (C. H F.) Contributions to 
 the atniospherology of the sun. P.-irce (B.) Method of deter- 
 mining longitudes by occultatious of the Pleiades.— Physics. 
 Henry (J.) Mode of testing building materials, and an account of 
 the marble used in the extension of the U. S. Capitol ; Effect of 
 mingling radiating substances with combustible materials. Hunt 
 (E. B.) On our sense of the vertical and horizontal, and our per- 
 ception of distance. Farmer (M. G.) Improvements in the elec- 
 tric telegraph, whereby two or mi ro terminal stations can make 
 simultaneous use of the same wire. Hunt (E B.) On an index of 
 papers on subjects of mathematical and physical science. Olm- 
 sted (D.) Notes on the Wilmington gunpowder explosion. Henry 
 (J.) Account of experiments on the alleged spontaneous separa- 
 tion of alcohol and water — Phys. of the globe. Bache (A. D.) Ap- 
 proximate co-tidal lines of the Pacific coast of the U. States, from 
 observations in the U. States coast survey ; Notice of the tidal 
 observations made on the coast of the U. States on tho Gulf of 
 Mexico ; Notice of earthquako waves on the western coast of the 
 U. S., December 23d, 25th, 1864. Schott (C. A.) Discussion of the 
 
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 Beoulax variation in the magnetic declination on the Atlantic and 
 Gulf coast of the U. S., from obs. in the 17th, 18th, and 19th cen- 
 turies. Brocklesby (J.) The frozen wells of Owego Meteorology 
 
 Loomis (E.) Storm in the U. S. about December 20, 1836 RedOeid 
 (W. C! Storm of October 7, 1854, near the coast of Japan.- Chem- 
 istry. Kent (E. N.) New apparatus for separating gold and other 
 precious metals from foreign substances.— Mineralogy. Smith (S ) 
 Some new localities of minerals. Smith {J. L.) Reexamination of 
 American minerals, part 5 — Geology. Whitney (J. D.) Points 
 connected with the geology of the north shore of Lake Superior • 
 Occurrence of the ores of iron in the azoic system. Blake (W P ) 
 Grooving and polishing of hard rocks and minerals by dry sand • 
 Characters and probable geological age of the sandstone formal 
 tion of San Francisco ; Geology of California. Hitchcock (E ) 
 Description of sections measured across the sandstoue and trap 
 of Conn. River valley in Mass. ; Additional facts respecting the 
 tracks of the otozoum Moodii on the liassic sandstone of the Con- 
 necticut valley ; Traces of ancient gla-iers in N. Eng. ; Inferences 
 from facts resp. the erosions of the earth's surface, esp by 
 rivers ; Discovery of the fossil jaw of an extinct family of sharks, 
 from the coal formation.— Botany. Blake (W. P.) Peculiarity of 
 the redwood, genus sequoia ; Grove of mammoth treeB in Cala- 
 veras Co., Cal. Gray (A B.) Letter to J. Torrey, on the ammo- 
 broma Sonorae.— Physiology. Brooks (C.) Laws ot reproduction, 
 with particular reference to the intermarriage of first cousins 
 Kneeland (S.. jr.) Sterility of many varieties of the domestio fowl, 
 and of hybrid races generally Hilgard (T. C.) Contributions to 
 the physiology of sight.— Engineering. Hunt (E. B.) Use of salt 
 marsh sods for facing the steep slopes of parapets, terraces, etc 
 10. Meeting at Albany. Officers, members; etc. Haldeman 
 (S. S.) Report on the present state of knowledge of linguistic eth- 
 nology —Mathematics. M'Cay (C. F.) Laws of human mortality. 
 Patterson (J.) Investigation and calculation oi the results of a 
 process of causation. Elliott (E. B.) Vital statistics.— Astronomy. 
 Chauvenet yW.) Simple method of correcting the common nauti- 
 cal method of double altitudes of the sun, moon, or a planet, for 
 the change of declination between the observations ; method of 
 determining the latitude of a place from the observed times when 
 two known stars arrive at the same altitude. Clark (A.) New 
 method of measuring celestial arcs. Vaughan (D.) Stability of 
 satellites revolving in small orbits. Gould (B.A ) Meridian instru- 
 ments of Dudley observatory — Physics and Ohem. Henry (J.) 
 Acoustics applied to public buildings ; Sulphuric acid barometer. 
 Brocklesby (J.) Experiments on visual direction. Mallet (J. W ) 
 Re-determination of the atomic weight of lithium. Horsford (E. 
 N.) Ammoaia in the atmosphere.— Physics of the globe. Bache (A. 
 D.) Approximate co-tidal lines of diurnal and semi-diurnal tides 
 of coast of the U. S. on the Gulf of Mexico ; Progress made in 
 the Coast survey, in prediction tables for the tides of the coast ; 
 Obs. to determine the cause of the increase of Sandy Hook, made 
 by the Coast Survey ; Notes of obs. to determine the progress of 
 the tidal wave of the Hudson River, by the Coast Survey. Schott 
 (A.) Secular variation in the magnetic declination on the Atlantic 
 and Gulf coast of the V. S., from observations in the 17th, 18th, 
 and 19th centuries ; Discussion of the secular variation of the 
 magnetic inclination in the N. K states. Bache (A. D.) and Hil- 
 gard (J. E.) General distribution of terrestrial magnetism in the 
 U. S. from obs. in the coast survey. — Meteorology. Rediield {W. 
 C.) Spirality of motion in whirlwinds and tornadoes ; On various 
 cyclones, or typhoons of the North Pacific ocean. Rogers (J.) 
 and Schoenborn (A.) Avoidance of the violent portions of cy- 
 clones, with notices of a typhoon at the Bonin Islands. Hough 
 (F. B.) Results of a series of meteorol. obs. at New York acade T 
 mies, 1826-50. Smallw >od (C.) Peculiar appearance of the atmos- 
 phere, May 23. 1856, at St. Martin's, Isle Jesus, Canada East. — 
 Geology and Geography. Dana (J. D.) Plan of development in 
 the geological history of North America. Dawson (J. W.) Parallel- 
 ism of the rock formation of Nova Scotia with those of other 
 parts of America. Schott.(A.) Geological obs. on the pluto-volca 
 uic slope o:' the Sierra Madre alODg the azimuth boundary line 
 through N. W. Sonora. Hall (J.) Carboniferous limestones of tlie 
 Mississippi valley. Uibbes {L. R.) Remarks on Niagara Falls. 
 Lesley (J. P.) Broadtop coal basin in central Pennsylvania, with a 
 map. Winchell (A.) Geology of middle and southern Alabama ; 
 Statistics of some artesian wells of Alabama ; LeConte (J.) Agen- 
 cy of the Gulf-stream in the formation of the peninsula of Fla. 
 Blake <W. P.) Orography of the western portion of the U. S., with 
 a map. Emory (W. H.) Description of the country adjacent to 
 the boundary between the U. S. and Mexico.— Palaeontology. 
 Foster (J W ) Geol. position of the deposits in which occur re- 
 mains of the fossil elephant of N. America. Wymau (J.) Teeth 
 of an elephant discovered near Zanesviile, O. ; Batrachian reptile 
 from the coal formation. Dawson {J W.) Specimen of fossil wood 
 from the Devonian rocks, Gaspe sandstones, of Gaspe, Canada E. 
 Hall (J ) Obs. on the genus archiuiedes, or fenestella, with des- 
 criptions of species, etc. Rediield {W. C.) Relations of the fossil 
 fishes of tue sandstone of Connecticut, and other Atlantic states, 
 to the liassic and Jurassic periods. Worthen (A. H.) Occurrence of 
 fish remains in the carboniferous limestone of Illinois— Zoology. 
 Weinland (D. F.) Names of animals and plants with reference to 
 . the origin of languages, and to the countries where nations passed 
 their chilrluood ; Digestive apparatus of the acauthocephala. — 
 Philology and Ethnology. Haldeman (S.S.) Relations between Chi- 
 nese and the Indo-European languages. Haniliu (A. C.) Supposed 
 Runic inscriptions Hunt (E. B.) Efflorescence from brick ma- 
 sonry ; Systematizing the abbreviations of titles ot periodicals, 
 transactions, etc. 
 
 II, Meeting at Montreal, Canada E., August, 1856. Gould (A. 
 A.) Address on J. W. Bailey, Pres. of the Assoc. Olmsted (D ) 
 Address on W.O. Redfleld, first Pres.— Mathematics. Hunt (E. B.) 
 Idea of physical and lnetaphysidl iufiuity. Hill (T.) Systems of 
 coordinates in one plane. Gillespie (W. M.) Warped surfaces of 
 
 ¥™3i excavations and embankments. Elliott (E B ) 
 
 Law of human mortality in Massachusetts. Hill (T.) New form of 
 arithmetical complements-Astronomy. Wilkes (0) Zodiacal 
 nS thTn h5rS i C ? S nd ah ° mi **r- LoConte (J.) Prelhn researches 
 V»ri»?,o ge A 1 , nfl , U ^ Ce 0f SOlar "8" on combustion. Snell (E 1 1 
 Variations of the tal lover the dam at Holyoke, Mass. Olmsted 
 g>.) Electrical hypothesis of the aurora borealis Foote I Mrs E > 
 New source of electrical excitation. Hilgard (E W 1 Quant ILttol 
 assay of chromium by blowpipe processed. Pnysies of" me riobe 
 Wynne (J ) The influence of the Gulf Stream upon the summer' 
 climate of the Atlantic coast. Whittlesey (C.) Fluctuations o^ 
 Z "C? N - African lake,. Bache (Z D.) Measurement ° 
 ™! <■ T^ f0r T T th o e P rimar y triangulation of th* F, section of the 
 coast of the U S. on Epping Plains, Me; Notice of the deter" 
 mination of the longitude of Fernandina, Amelia Is Fla bv 
 means of chronometer exchanges from Savannah, Ga. • Heights 
 of the tides of the Atlantic coast from obs. in the coast survey 
 -Meteorology. Bache (AD.) Winds of the W. coast of U. S. from 
 n^f ?>! • S - -£f V„T 1,T ! y SmaJ l«-ood (C) Onozone; Meteor- 
 w 8 ^ f n h ?l 101nlty <> f Montreal.- Geology and Geography. Swal- 
 low (G. 0.) Explanations of the geological map of Missouri, and 
 ?t e ^ rSJ* ltB rocks - Quaternary deposits of Missouri. Leslev 
 (J. P.) Three comparative sections of the coal measures in Ken- 
 tucky and in E .and W. Penn. Whittlesey (C.) Ancient mining 
 operations of Lake Superior. Logan (Sir W. E.) Division of the 
 azoic rocks of Canada into Huronian and Lawrentian ; Probable 
 subdivision of the Lawrentian series of rocks of Canada Hitch- 
 cock (C. H.) Fractured ledges of slate in Vermont. Emory (W H > 
 A leature m the western mountain system of North America 
 Murchison (R I.) Crystalline rocks of the north Highlands 
 of Scotland.— Palaeontology Salter (J. W.) Fossils in the crystal- 
 line rocks of the north Highlands of Scotland ; Graptopora anew 
 genus of polyzoa. Dawson (J. W.) Varieties and mode of preser- 
 vation of the fossds known as sternbergiiB ; Newer pliocene fos- 
 sils oi the St. Lawrence valley. Emmons (E.) Fossils of the 
 sandstones and slate of N. Carolina.— Zoology. Hilgard (T C ) 
 Structure of the head in vertebrata, and its relation to the p'hvi- 
 lotactic laws— Ethnology. Dana (J.D.) Thoughts on species. Wil- 
 son (D.) Supposed uniformity of cranial type, throughout all vari 
 eties of the American race. Lesley (J.P.) On the word Celt. Mor- 
 1?" i ™ H i ?"?. WS 0f £ escent of thf 3 Iroquois— Practical science. 
 Hunt (E. B.) Suggestions on the practice and theory of scientific 
 publication. 
 
 12. Meeting at Baltimore, May, 1858. Mathematics. Hill (T I 
 Further remarks upon systems of coordinates. Gillespie (W M i 
 Calculation of the earthwork of roads on sidelong and irregular 
 ground— Astronomy. Kirkwood (D.) Mean distances of periodic 
 comets. Bache (A. D.) A supposed personal equation in the use 
 of the zenith telescope for determining latitudes by Talcott's 
 method— Phys. Barnard (F. A ) On the pendulum ; with a des- 
 cription of an electric clock, constructed by E. S. Ritchie of Bos- 
 ton, for the Univ. of Mississippi. Loomis (E.) Electrical phenom- 
 ena m certain houses in New York. St. John (S.) Electrical 
 phenomena in houses in N. York, and Cleveland, O. Saxton (J 1 
 Application of the rotating mirror to the aneroid barometer 
 Meech (L. W.) Extinction of light reflected from terrestrial ob- 
 jects. Lovering (J.) Australian weapon called the boomerang. 
 —Physics of the globe. Hunt(E.B.) Dynamics of ocean currents • 
 Some anomalies in the Florida gulf stream. Dana (J. D ) Cur- 
 rents of the ocean. Bache (A. D.) Tidal currents of N. Y. Bay 
 near Sandy Hook. Trowbridge (W. P.) Deep-sea soundings 
 Kane (E. K.) Abstracts of results of the magnetic obs. of the 2d 
 Grinuell expedition. 1853-55, at Van Rensselaer harbor, etc on 
 the west coast of Greenland. West (C. E.) Earthquake in western 
 New York.— Chemistry. Aiken (W A.) Causes of the variable ilium 
 power of coal gas. Wurtz (H.) Investigation of the action of 
 nitric acid upon the metallic chloride ; Action of nitric acid in 
 the cold upon some metallic solutions, with new methods of ob- 
 taining pure compounds of barium, strontium, and cadmium - 
 Detection of nitric acid in solution, with obs. on the action of ses- 
 quisalta of iron upon indigo and metallic gold, and the neutrali- 
 zation of the colors of metallic solutions : Preparation of some 
 pure sulphates, and particularly of sulphate of copper ; Modes of 
 increasing the heat of the mouth blowpipe and new biowpipe 
 manipulation : Action of hot chlorohydric acid upon some metal- 
 lic nitiates ; Improvements in the preparation of hard minerals 
 for analysis ; Chemical examination connected with a bullet, im- 
 bedded for more than forty years in the lung of a man ■ Economi- 
 cal applications of glycerine. Gibbs (W.) Theory of the polyacid 
 bases ; New bases containing metals associated with ammonia.— 
 Meteorology Coffin (J. H.) Currents of the atmosphere. Warner 
 (H. (i.) Winds and rains of California.— Geol., FakBontol. and 
 Geogr. Swallow, (G. C.) Rocks of Kansas. Wurtz (H.) Occurrence 
 of cobalt and nickel, in Gaston Co., N. Carolina. Lieber (O M.) 
 Geologic chronology of the S. Alleghanies. Eimnous (E.) Chemi- 
 cal constitution of certain members of the Chatham series in tlie 
 valley of Deep river, N. C. Brevoort (J. C.) Remains of the 
 American mastodon found on Long Island near N. York. Hayes 
 (I. I.) Observations upon the practicability of the North Pole ; 
 with a map.— Physiology. Weinland (D.F.) Notice on two human 
 cestoidea, new to science ; Method of comparative animal psy- 
 chology. Habich (G.) New source of organic heat. — Pract. Science. 
 Swallow <G. C.) Grape culture in Missouri. 
 
 13. Meeting at Springfield, Mass., August, 1859. Caswell (A.) 
 Address. Barnard (F. A. P.) Report on the history and progress 
 of the coast survey.— Mathematics. Watson (W.) New method of 
 investigating plane curves, with its application to evolutes and 
 caustics. Hill (T.) On certain spirals— Astronomy. Newcomb (S.) 
 Secular variations of the eccentricities and perihelia of certain of 
 the asteroids. Oakes (J. A.) Self-recording instrument for taking 
 the sun's altitude without an artificial or natural horizon. Ly- 
 man (C. S.) The transit instrument as a substitute for the zenith 
 
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 telescope. .Norton (W. A.) Physical constitution of comets. 
 Jones (G.) P.ecent obs. on the gegenschein, or completed arch of 
 the Zodiacal light. Gould (B. A.., jr.) Supposed lunar origin of 
 aerolites.— Physics and Chemistry. LeConte (J.) Correlation of 
 physical, chemical, and vital forces, and the conservation of lorce 
 in vital phenomena. Snell (E. S.) "Vibrations in the waterfall at 
 Holyoke, Mass. Silliman (B., jr.) Discharge of atmospheric 
 electricity through gas mains. Barnard (F. A. P.) Means of pre- 
 venting the alteration of metallic surfaces employed to break a 
 voltaic circuit. Serrell (E. W.) Magnetizing locomotive wheels 
 by curved helices, and experimental results. Mallett (J. W.) On 
 nitride of zirconium ; Atomic weight of lithium. Hunt (T. S.) 
 Contributions to the history of gypsum and rnagnesian rocks.— 
 Physics of the G-lobe. Bache (A. D.) Results of the discussion of 
 the declinometer obs. at Girard College, 1840-45, with special ref. 
 to the eleven year period ; Gulf stream explorations, 3d memoir: 
 Distribute m of temperature in the water of the Florida chaunel 
 and straits. Schott (C.) Abstract of results of obs. for tempera- 
 ture, atmospheric pressure, and direction and force of the wind 
 at Van Rensselaer Harbor, N. Greenland, by the Grinnell expe- 
 dition, 1853-55. Loomis (E.) European storm of Dec. 25, 1836. 
 Coffin (J. H.) "Winds of the southern hemisphere. Jones (G.) 
 Occasional luminousness of the atmosphere at night on the 
 Andes.— Geol. and Palaeontology. Whittlesey (C.) Drift cavities, 
 or 'potash kettles' of "Wisconsin ; Origin of the azoic rocks of 
 Michigan and Wisconsin. Dawson (J. "W.) Recent researches in 
 the Devonian and carboniferous flora of Brit. Amer. Logan {Sir 
 W.) Contrib. to the hist, of the Laurentian limestones. "Worthen 
 (A. H.) Discovery of a terrestrial flora in the mountain lime- 
 stone of Illinois. Blake (W. P.) Geology of the Rocky Moun- 
 tain chain in the vicinity of Santa Fe, New Mexico. Andrews (E 
 B.) Relation of the river terraces of S. Ohio to the drift, and 
 drift theories. Hitchcock (G. H.) The so-called talcose schist of 
 Vermont ; Marks of ancient glaciers on the Green Mountain 
 range in Mass. and Vt.; Lake ramparts in Vt. Field (R.) Ornith- 
 iuhnites.— Ethnology, Morgan (L. H.) Indian mode of bestowing 
 ond changing names.— Pol. Economy. Roosevelt (C.) Paradox of 
 political economy in the co-existence of excessive production and 
 excessive population. Executive proceedings. 
 
 (4. Meeting at Newport, R.I., August, 1860 Bache (A.D.) Lec- 
 ture on the Gulf stream. — Mathematics and Physics. Coakley (G. 
 W.) Possibility of expressing the polar coordinates of the aster- 
 oids by converging series, admitting of tabulation. Hackley (C. 
 W.) Theory connected with tho solar spots. Smallwood (C.) 
 Eclipse of the sun. July 18, 1 860 Schott (C. A.) Abstract o t' results 
 of the astronomical observations by the 2d Grinnell expedition, 
 1853-55. Rood (0. N.) New theory of light, proposed by J. Smith. 
 Lewis (J.) Registering thermometer. — Physics of the Globe. Le 
 Conte (J.) Optical phenomena presented by the ' Silver spring ' 
 in Marion Co , Fla. Totten (J G.) Sudden disappearance of the 
 ice of our northern lakes in the spring. Graham (J. D.) Inves- 
 tigation of the problem regarding the existence of a lunar tidal 
 wave on the great freshwater lakes of N. America. Schott (C. A ) 
 Abstract oi results of the obs. of the tides, by the 2d Grinnell ex- 
 pedition, 1853-55 Bache {B. D.) Results of part 2 of the dis- 
 cussion of the declinometer observations at Girard College, 
 Phila., 18i0-45 ; Discussion of the influence of the moon on the 
 declination of the magnetic needle at Girard College, Phila , 
 1840-45.— Chemistry. Silliman (B., jr ) Combustion of wet fuel, in 
 the furnace of M.Thompson. Lea (M.C.) Further remarks on nu- 
 merical relations' between equivalents ; Sources of error in the 
 employment of picric acid to detect potash ; Production of ethy- 
 lamine by reactions of the oxy-ethers ; Optical properties of the 
 picrate of manganese. — G-eol. and Palaeontology. Hitchcock (C.H.) 
 Geology of the island of Aquidneck ; Synchronism of coal beds 
 in the N. England and western coal basins ; Certain points of ich- 
 nology ; Conglomerated and brecciated tracbytic dykes in Shel- 
 burne, Vt. ; Additional facts resp. the clathropteris of E. Hamp- 
 ton, Mass. JohnBton (C.) Diatomaceous earth from Nottingham, 
 Md. Bradley (F.H.) A new trllobite from the Potsdam sandstone. 
 —Physical Geography. Wheildon (W.W.) The supposed open sea 
 in the Arctic regions. — Zoology. Chittenden (L.E.) American rein- 
 deer. — Physiology Rogers (W.B.) Binocular vision; Our inability 
 from the retinal impression alone to determine which retina is 
 impressed. — Engineering. Gilhnore (Q. A.) Hydraulic cements. 
 Hunt (E B ) A new portable coffer-dam ; New methods of pre- 
 venting fire-damp explosions in collieries by lighting with coal-gas. 
 
 15. Meeting at Buffalo, New York, 1866. —Astronomy. Loomis 
 (E.) Physical condition of the sun's surface and the motion of the 
 solar spots; Period of Algol. Kirkwood (D.) Theory of meteors. 
 Safford (T H.) Dearborn observatory.— Electricity and Chemistry. 
 Bradley (L ) Anthistometer ; Electro-magnet ; Galvanic battery. 
 Hunt (T. S.) Petroleum ; Metallurgical system of Whelpley and 
 Storer ; The primeval atmosphere, Cooke (J. P.) Cryophyllite, 
 a new mineral species in the mica family, with some associated 
 minerals in the granite of Rockport, Mas.* —Geology. Whittlesey 
 (C.) Ice movements of the glacial era in the valley of the St. Law- 
 rence. Hunt (T. S.) Laurentian limestones and their mineralo- 
 gy. Swallow (G. C.) Section of the rocks in eastern Kansas. Ly- 
 man (B.S.) Against the supposed former plasticity of the pudding- 
 »tone pebbles of Purgatory, R.I.— Zoology and Botany. WincheU 
 (A.) The fruit bearing belt of Michigan ; Stromatoporidse ; their 
 structure and zoological affinities.— Practical Science. Lyman (B 
 8.) The link of Gunter's chain as the unit of a decimal system of 
 weights and measures. 
 
 16. Meeting at Burlington, Vt., 1867. Officers,^. Newberry (J.S.) 
 Address.— Mathematics and Astron. Peirce (B.) Communication 
 of vibrations. Rogers ("W. A.) The determination of geographical 
 lat. from observations in the prime vertical. Hough (G. W.) Per- 
 sonal equation in transit observations. Lymai (0. S.) Obs of Ve- 
 nus near inferior conjunction.— Acoustics. Lovering (J.) Optical 
 method of studying sound. Tillman (S. D.) Method of measur- 
 ing musical intervals upon a spiral projection. Lyman (C. S.) 
 
 New form of wave apparatus. -Mineralogy. Bradley(L.) Tellurium, 
 a metal -Chemistry. Hungerford (E.) Experiments on snow at 
 temperatures below 32° Fahr. Tillman (S.D.) Chemical diagrams 
 and derivative symbols, illustrating chemical elements ; A new 
 chemical nomenclature.— Meteorology. Lovering (J.) Periodicity 
 of the aurora borealis. Hough (G. W ) Meteorol. results from 
 the new method of registration.— Geology- Whittlesey (C.) De- 
 pression of the ocean during the ice period ; Occurrence of iron 
 in masses. Hungerford (E.) Climate of the glacial epoch in N. 
 America ; Ripton sea beaches. Lyman (B. S.) Lower Silurian 
 hematite beds of America. Dawson (J. W.) Recent geological 
 discoveries in the Acadian provinces. Hitchcock (C. H.) The 
 Winooski marble of Colchester, Vt. ; The geology of Vermont ; 
 Explanation of a geological map of Maine ; Distortion and meta- 
 morphosis of pebbles in conglomerates. Vose (G. L.) Tracts of 
 ancient glaciers in the White Mts.; Geological structure of some 
 portions of that group. Perry (J. S-) The red sandstone of Vt. 
 and its relations. Marsh (O. C.) Origin of the so-called lignilites 
 or epsomites.— Paleontology. Newberry (J.S.) Fossil reptiles and 
 fishes, from carboniferous strata of Ohio, Ky., and 111. : Fossil 
 fishes, disc, by H. Herzer, in black shale (Devonian) at Delaware, 
 
 O. Zoology. Verrill (A. E.) Zoological affinities of the tabulate 
 
 corals. Scudder (S. H.) Considerations from the study of the 
 orthoptera of N. America. Packard (A. S.,jr.) The embryology 
 of libellula (diplax), morphology of insects, and classification ofthe 
 neuroptera ; Insect fauna of the summit of Mt. Washington com- 
 pared with that of Labrador. 
 
 17, Meeting at Chicago, EL, Aug. 1868. Gould (B. A.) Eulogy 
 on A.' D. Bache. Barnard (F. A. P.) Address.— Mathematics, 
 Physics and Chemistry. Lovering (J.) Application of electricity 
 to the maintenance of the vibrations of the tuning fork, and of 
 the tuning fork to the excitement of vibrations in cords and 
 threads. Grimes (J. S.) Laws of the ocean- currents. Stoddard 
 (O. N.) The nature of electric discharge. Loomis (E.) Influence 
 of the moon upon the weather. Elliott (E. B.) Relative value of 
 gold and silver for a series of yearB. Rogers ( W. A.) New formula 
 for the reduction of obs. in the prime vertical, analogous to 
 Mayer's formula for the reduction of meridian observations. 
 Vanderweyde (P. H.) Relation between the atomic volume of dif- 
 ferent metals and their paramagnetic and diamagnetic properties. 
 Miller (J. A.) The steam boiler. McDermott (M.) The heliostat, 
 and method of running true or meridian lines. Hough (F. B.) 
 Principles of statistics as applied to the census. Stockwell (J. N.) 
 Secular variations of the planetary orbits. Newcomb (S.) On 
 Hansen's theory of the physical constitution of. the moon. Abbe 
 (C.) The resuscitation of the Cincinnati observatory. Horsford 
 (E. N.) Phosphoric acid, a constituent of butter ; Fluorine in the 
 human brain ; Source of free hydrochloric acid in. the gastric 
 juice. Lear (M.C.) Action of light upon the bromide and iodide of 
 silver. Buttrick (E. L.) Application of carbonic acid gas in the ex- 
 tinguishment of fire. Tillman (S. D.) Combining power of 
 chemical elements. Wurtz (H.) New chemical relations of me- 
 tallic aluminum. Hilgard (E. W.) Condition of our knowledge 
 of the processes in luminous hydro-carbon flames. Feucht- 
 wanger (L.) The meteorites from Poland and Mexico. Hinrichs 
 (G.) The statics of the four types of modern chemistry, with 
 ospecial regard to the water type ; New law determining the 
 atomic volume and boiling point of carbon compounds. Wall- 
 ing (H. F.) Atomic motions. Hilgard (T. C.) The volcanic tide 
 belt and tho world's flood gates. — Natural History. Whittle- 
 sey (C.) Evidmtcee ofthe antiquity of man in the IT. S, DeHasa 
 (W.) Archaeology ofthe Mississippi valley ; Report on archaeolo- 
 gy and ethnology. Wheildon (W. W.) The new arctic continent, 
 or Wrangell's land. Parry (C. C.) The habitable features of the 
 N. American continental plateau, near the line of the 35th par- 
 allel of north latitude. Meehan (T.) The leaves of coniferse. 
 Marsh (O. C.) Description of a new species of protichnites, from 
 the Potsdam sandstone of N. Y. ; Preservation of color in fossils 
 from palseozoic formations. White (C. A.) Announcement of the 
 existence, of cretaceous rocks in Guthrie Co., Iowa. Hilgard 
 (E. W. 1 Geology of lower Louisiana and the rock salt deposits of 
 Petite Anse, White (C. A.) Observations on the red quartzite 
 boulders of western Iowa, etc. Wallace (S. J.) The old lake beds 
 of the piairie region. Executive proceedings. 
 
 (8. Meeting at Salem. 1869. Gould (B. A.) Address.— Mathe- 
 matics and Astronomy. Twining (A. C.) Demonstration of Eu- 
 clid's assumed axiom rel. to parallel lines. Foucou (F.) Con- 
 struction of three maps of Europe, France, and North America, 
 in the gnomonic projection, with a view to the distribution of 
 mineral wealth and the study of the earth's figure.— Mechanics. 
 Norton (W. A ) Laws of the deflection of beams, exposed to 
 a transverse strain, tested by experiment. Bardwell (F. W.) 
 Suggestions on the theory of the composition of forces. Mayer 
 (A. M.) Ther mo-dynamics of waterfalls. Norton (W. A.) Physi- 
 cal theory of the principle of the lever —Astronomy. Young 
 (C. A.) Spectrum observations at Burlington, Iowa, during the 
 eclipse of Aug. 7, 1869 ; New method of observing the first con- 
 tact of the moon with the sun's limb, at a solar eclipse, by the 
 spectroscope. Pickering (E. C.) Obs. on the eclipse with an Ara- 
 go's polariscope, at Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.— Electricity. Bushee 
 (J.) Causes of the failure of lightning rods ; Conditions of 
 a perfect lightning rod.— Chemistry. Hinrichs (G.) Mole- 
 cular perturbations ; Classification and atomic weights of 
 the so-called chemical elements with reference to Stas' de- 
 terminations. Wurtz (H.) The grahamite of West Virginia, 
 and the New Colorado resinoid. Silliman (B.), and Wurtz 
 (H.) Flame temperatures ; their composition and luminosity. 
 Horsford (E. N.) Some new properties of phosphoric acid : 
 Phosphoric acid, iron, and potassium, constituents of chloro-. 
 plryl. Silliman (B.) Relation between the intensity of light pro- 
 duced from illuminating gas and the volume of gas consumed. 
 Nichols (W. R.) Tho composition of tho acid oxalates of ammoni- 
 um, potassium, and sodium; The solubility in water of the ox* 
 
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 altes of sodium, potassium.and ammonium.— Geology and Palae- 
 ontology. Kimball (J. P.) The cretaceous age of silver deposits in 
 Chihuahua,Mexico. Matthew (G.F., and Bailey L.W.) Ageand rela- 
 tions of the metamorphic rocks of New Brunswick and Maine. 
 Ortou (J.) The valley of the Amazou. Blake (W. P.) Plasticity of 
 pebbles aud rocks. Stuntz (G. R.) Recent geological changes in 
 N. E. Wisconsin. Hamlin (A. V.) Gems of the TL S Wurtz (H.) 
 Studies in chemical geogony.— Zoology, Marsh (O. 0.) Notice of 
 some new tertiary and cretaceous fishes. Verrill (A. E.) Obs. on 
 phyllopod Crustacea of the family branchipidiB, with description 
 of new genera and species, from America. Botany, Parry (C. 
 C.) The Rocky Mountain Alpine region. Meehan (T.) The sexes 
 of plants ; The glands of cassia and acacia. Ethnology. Dall (W. 
 H.) Distribution of the native tribes of Alaska and the adjacent 
 territory. Hartt (C. F.) On the butocudos of Brazil. Executive 
 proceedings. 
 
 |Q. Meeting at Troy, New York, August, 1870. FoBter (J W.) 
 Address. Mathematics and Astronomy. Hill (T.) On certain 
 involutes of a circle, and the analytical value of the hyperbolic 
 base. Young (C. A.) New method of determining the level error 
 of the axis oi a meridian instrument Enuis (J.) Discovery of a 
 force which origiually imparted all their motions to all the stars; 
 Velocity of nebulae rotation. Bradley (L ) Cosmogony. Lane 
 (J. H.) uescrip. of a new form of mercurial horizon, etc. — Optics. 
 Pickering (E. C.) Dispersion and possibility of attaining perfect 
 achromatism. Lovering (J.) Methods of illustrating optical 
 meteorology. — Acoustics. Tillman (S. D.) New musical notation. 
 Mayer (M. A.) Of measuring electrical conductivities by means 
 of magneto-electric waves.— Physics of the G-lobe. Bradley 
 (L.) Aurora borealis. Sias (S.) Northers of Texas. Batchelder 
 (J. M.) Descrip. of an Arctic tide gauge. Winchell (A.) Isother- 
 mals of the lake region. Chemistry and Mineralogy. Stimp- 
 son (F. E.) Graphical discussion of the various formulae pro- 
 posed, for the relation between the quantity of light produced 
 by the combustion of illuminating gas and the volume of gas 
 consumed. Still man (J. M.) Examination of the Bessemer flame 
 with colored glasses, etc. Hunt (T. C.) Amer. iron sands. 
 Feuchtwauger(L-) Parallel striae or indented cross lines on rock 
 crystals. Molecular Physics. Wallace (S. J.) Elasticity as a 
 feature in physics. Walling (H F.) Assumption that matter is 
 impenetrable. Wheildon (W. W ) Case of freezing fresh water 
 in pipes submerged in salt water. — Geology and Paheontology. 
 Broome tG.) Laurentian apatites of Canada. Hunt (T. S.) Oil- 
 bearing limestones of Chicago; Notes on granite rocks. Agassiz 
 (L.) Local glaciers in the White Mts. Perry (J. B ) Boulder- 
 trains in Berkshire Co., Mass.; Supposed elevation and depres- 
 sion of the continent during the glacial period. Worthen (A. 
 H.) Remarks on the relative age of the Niagara. Hitchcock (C. 
 H.) Distribution of maritime plants in N. A. Wallace (S J.) 
 Lakes and lake regions. Orton (J.) Evidence of a glacial epoch 
 at the equator.— Zoology. Cope {E. D.) Homologies of Bome of 
 the cranial bones of the reptilia, etc. Packard (A. S.,jV.) Em- 
 bryology of limulus polyphemus. Putnam (F. W.) Young of or- 
 thagoriscus mola. Orton (J.) Condors and humming birds of 
 the equatorial Andes. Gill (T.) Relations of the order of mam- 
 mals Morse (E. S ) Early stages of discina ; Organization of 
 lingula and discina ; Brachiopoda.— Botany. Meehan {T.) Law 
 of fasciation and its relation to Bex in plants ; Objections to 
 Darwin's theory of insect agency in the fertilization uf-plants; 
 Two classes of male flowers iu castanea, etc. Hill (T.) Seedling 
 compass plants. Hilgard (T.) Development of the yeast of zy- 
 motic fungus. Ethnology. Dall t W. H.) Peculiarities of the Es- 
 kimo dialect. — Mechanics, Tillman (S. D.) Improvements for 
 common roads ; Improvements in inland navigation. Execu- 
 tive proceedings. 
 
 20. Meeting at Indianopolis, August, 1871. Hunt {T. S.) Ad- 
 dress. — Mathematics. Hilgard (J. E.) An application of an ex- 
 ponential function. Ficklin (J.) To find a general formula for the 
 length of curves of pursuit. Elliott (E. B.) On the rates of inter- 
 est realized to investors in the securities of the Uuited States. — 
 Astronomy. Stockwell (J. N.) An inquiry concerning the physi- 
 cal relation between the masses and mean distances of the dif- 
 ferent planets. Peau (G- W.) Longitude determination across the 
 continent. Hilgard (J. E.) On the use of the zenith telescope 
 for observations of time. Ennis (J.) Four great eras of modern 
 astronomy ; Meteors and their long-enduring tails.— Physics. War- 
 ner (J. D.) A discussion on perturbation of iorces. Elliott (E B.) 
 Law of electric currents. Hill (J. A.) Improvements iu the re- 
 flecting telescope. Rockwood (<J. G.) Daily motion of a brick 
 tower, caused by solar heat. Chemistry, Peckham (S. F. ) Eva- 
 porating niches, at the laboratory of the Maine state coLege of 
 agriculture and the mechanic arts. Walling (H. F.) Chemical 
 equivalent of ether. Smith (J. L.) Phosphates of soda and potash ; 
 a regulator to maintain a constant level in the water-baths of a 
 laboratory ; Convenient form of specific gravity flask ; On bend- 
 ing glass tubes for fitting apparatus ; Convenient little stand for 
 small nitrations. Rogers (J. R.) Steam boiler waters and incrusta- 
 tions.— Physics of the G-lobe. Owen (R.) Contributions to physio- 
 graphic and dynamical geology, involving the discussion of ter- 
 restrial magnetism. Tingley (J.) Account of a diiBt storm of 
 December 24th, 1870, in Clinton county, Indiana. Whittlesey {C.) 
 The earthquake of October, 1870 ; its rate of progress.— Geology 
 and Palaeontology. Hilgard (E. W.) On the geological history of 
 the gulf of Mexico. Cox (E. T.) Western coal measures and In- 
 diana coal. Smith (E. A ) Remarks on the geology of the Missis- 
 sippi bottom. Swallow (G. C.) Remarks on the geological map 
 and section of the rocks of Missouri. Burbank (L. S.) On eozoon 
 Canadense in the crystalline limestones of Massachusetts. Smith 
 'J. L.) Geographical position of thb large masses of meteoric iron 
 in north Mexico, with description of the San Gregorio meteorite. 
 Perry {J. B.) On the "eozoon" limestone of eastern Massachu- 
 setts.— Zoology. Morse. (E. S.) On the carpal and tarsal bones of 
 birds. Coues (E.J On the mechanism of flexion and extension in 
 
 birds' wings. GUI {Dr. T.) Characteristics of the primary groups 
 of the class of mammals. Hilgard (T. 0.) Numeric relations of 
 the vertebrate system. Copo (E. D.) Systematic relations of the 
 fishes; On extiuct tortoises of the cretaceous strata of New Jersey. 
 —Botany. Beal (W. J.) Inequilateral leaves. Hilgard (T. 0.) 
 Fresh water algse as the spawns of mosses ; Organic identity of 
 the albumen aud endopleura of all the phanerogamae. Meehan (T ) 
 The monocotyledon, the uuiversal type of seeds. Ravenal (H. 
 W.) On the seemingly one-ranked leaves of Baptisia perfoliata ; 
 On the relation of the tendril to the phyllotaxis in certain cu- 
 curbitaceous plants.— Ethnology. Parry (C. C.) On the form of 
 the boomerang in use among the Moqui-Pueblo Indians of 
 North America. Whittlesey (C.) The great mound on the Eto- 
 wah river, Georgia; Ancient rock inscriptions in Ohio. -Prac- 
 tical Science. Taylor (E. R.) Improvements upon Eggertz' 
 method for determining combined carbon in steel.— Read (E.) 
 Ancient dentistry. — Executive proceedings. 
 
 21. Meeting at Dubuque, Iuwa, August, 3872. Gray (Asa). Ad- 
 dress.— Astronomy. Kirkwood (D.) On binary stars.— Physics. 
 Bradley (L.) Apparatus for electric measurement. Lovering (J ) 
 On sympathetic vibrations in ordinary machinery. Jordan (W ) 
 Compressed air as a motor.- Chemistry. Foote (A. E ) On zono- 
 chlorate, a new hydrous silicate from Neepigon Bay. north Bhore 
 of Lake Superior, B. A. Hilgard (E. W.) On soil analyses and 
 their utility.— Physics of the Globe. Forshey (C. G.) The Delta of 
 the Mississippi ; Physics of the river, the control of its floods, 
 and the redemption of the alluvion. Wheildon (W. W.) The Arc- 
 tic regions : atmospheric theory of an ameliorated climate aud 
 an open sea, in Opposition to the gulf stream theory.— Geology. 
 Hitchcock (C, H..) Explanation of a new geological map of New 
 Hampshire ; Recent geological discoveries among the White 
 Mountains Winchell (N. A.) Surface geology of northwestern 
 Ohio. White (C A ) On the eastern limit of cetaceous deposits 
 in Iowa.— Zoology. Hartshorne (H.) On the relation between or- 
 ganic vigor and sex. Hoy (P. H ) Mortality of fish in Racine 
 river. Hilgard (T. C.) The old Haarlem and the latest Brussels 
 microscopical prize questions ; Critical review of the present 
 system of osteology, with particular reference to Huxley's latest 
 views ; On the difference between the animal (sensual) and the 
 human (indagative) intellect. Morse (E. S.) On the oviducts and 
 embryology of terebratulina.— Ethnology. Woodman (H. T.) 
 Ancient mounds of Dubuque and its vicinity. Foster (J. W.) 
 On certain peculiarities in the crania of the mound builders- 
 Executive proceedings. 
 
 22. Meeting at Portland, Maine, AuguBt, 1873. Smith (J. L.) 
 Address.— Mathematics. Hill (T.) Note on William Watson's 
 coordinates in a plane ; A new curve ; Four equations partially 
 discussed. Wiley (H. W.) On the introduction of the metric 
 system into medicine and the unification of doses. Chase (P. 
 E.) A chord of spheral music. Dolbear (A. E.) An attachment 
 to the whirling table for projecting Lissajou's curves —Astron- 
 omy. Barnard (J. G.) On the relation of internal fluidity to the 
 precession of the equinoxes. Hilgard (J. E.) Determination of 
 transatlantic longitudes). Langley (S P ) The solar photosphere. 
 —Physics. Waning (H. F ) Musical flow of water ; The relation 
 of the dissipation of energy to cosmical evolution. Dolbear 
 (A. E.) On the convertibility of sound into electricity. — Physics 
 of the Globe. Cutting (H. A.) Direction of wind in local thunder 
 storms. Chase (P.E.) Cyclonism and anticyclonism. Hyatt (J.) 
 A stroke of lightning, with hints as to immunity. Comstock 
 (M. L.) The tornadoes of Illinois. Andrews (E ) New theory of 
 geyser-action as illustrated by an artificial geyser. Wheildon 
 (W. W ) The Arctic regions.— Chemistry. Hilgard (E. W.) On the 
 silt analysis of soils and clays ; Silt analysis of Mississippi 
 soils and subsoils. Loughridge (R. H.) On the distribution oi 
 soil ingredients among the sediments obtained in silt analysis ; 
 On the influence of strength of acid and time of digestion in 
 the extraction of soils. Feuchtwanger (L ) Remarks on glass- 
 making. Hunt (T. S.) The chemical composition of copper 
 matte.— Mechanics. Hough (G. W.) Description of a printing 
 thermometer ; Description of an automatic registering and 
 printing {evaporator and rain gauge. Foote (A.E.) Modification 
 of the vacuum or filter pump, used with from to five feet fall of 
 water. Morse (E S.) Apparatus for illustrating the variation 
 of wave lengths by the motion of its origin —Geology. Dana 
 (J. D.) On staurolite crystals and Green mountain gneisses of 
 the Silurian age ; the slateB of the Tacouic Mountains of the 
 age of th.3 Hudson river or Cincinnati group. Tonney (S ) The 
 quartzite of William stown and vicinity, and structure of the 
 Graylock range. Whittlesey (C.) On the cause of the transient 
 fluctuations of level in Lake Superior ; Descent of rivers in 
 the Mississippi valley, area of drainage 1,000,000 square miles : 
 On the origin of mountain chains. Winchell (N. H.) The devo- 
 nian limestones in Ohio. Hamlin (A. O.) Origin and properties 
 of the diamond. Hunt (T. S.) Notes on the geology and econo- 
 mic mineralogy of the southeastern Appalachians ; The meta- 
 morphism of rocks ; Geology of southern New Brunswick ; 
 Breaks in the American palaeozoic series. Hitchcock {C. H.) 
 Geological history of Winnipiseogee lake ; Note upon the creta- 
 ceous strata of Long Island. Dawson (J. W.) Geological rela- 
 tions of the iron ores of Nova Scotia. Holley (G. W.) Proximate 
 future of Niagara, in review of Prof. Tyndall s lecture thereon 
 Niles (W. H.) On some expansions, movements, and fractures 
 of rocks observed at Monson, Mass. Hitchcock (C. H.) Geology 
 of Portland. Newberry (J. S ) Circles of deposition in American 
 sedimentary rocks. Hunt (T. S.) Remarks on Prof. Newberry's 
 paper on " Circles of deposition," etc. Hitchcock (C. H.) and 
 Huntington (J. H.) Geology of the northwest part of Maine. Hall 
 (J.) On the relations of the Niagara and lower Helderberg 
 formations and their geogr. distrib. in the U. S. and Canada. — 
 Palaeontology, Dawson (J. W.) Note on a new Bigillaria showing 
 scars of fructification. Cope (E. D.) Some extinct types oi 
 horned perissodaetyleB. Hovey (E. O.) Largest fossil elephant 
 
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 tooth yet described.— Botany. Meehan (T.) On movement 
 in the stigmatic lobes of catalpa ; On hermaphroditism in 
 rhus cotinas (the mist tree) and in rhus glaba (common 
 sumac).— Zoology. Note on bufo Ainericanus. Packard 
 (A. S., jr.) Farther observ. on the embryology of limulus. 
 Uhler (P. R.) Remarkable wasp s nest found in a stump in 
 Maryland. Gill (T.) On recent additions to the fish tauna 
 of Massachusetts ; On the species of the genus microp- 
 terus (lac.) or grystes (auct.) Grote (A. R ) On the origin 
 of insects and remarks on the antenna! character in the 
 butterflies and moths. Goode (G. B.) On the question 
 ■' Do snakes swallow their young ? " Rice (W. N ) Eflects 
 of certain poisons on mollusks. Wilder (B. G.) Outer 
 cerebral fissures of mammalia (especially the carnivora) 
 ■ and the limits of their homology : Cerebral variation m 
 domestic dogs, and Us bearing upon s.-ientihc phrenology; 
 Lateral asymmetry in the brains of a double human mon- 
 ster ■ Papillary representative of two arms of a double 
 human monster, with a note on a mummied double mon- 
 ster from Peru ; Habits and parasites of epeira riparia, 
 with note on the moulting of nephila plumipes ; Nets of 
 epeira, nephila and hyptiotes (mithras) ; Lateral position 
 of the vent in amphioxus and in the larva; of rana pipiens ; 
 Composition of the carpus in dogs ; Variation of the con- 
 dition of the external sense organs in foetal pigs of the 
 same .litter ; Pectoral muscles ol mammalia ; Variation in 
 the pectoral muscles of domestic dogs Morse (E S.) On 
 the embryology of terebratulina : Genitalia of bracnio- 
 poda. Putnam (P. W.) Notes on liparis, cyclopterus and 
 their allies. Verrill (A. E.) Explorations of Casco Bay by 
 the'U. S. fish commission in 1873. Swallow (G. C.) On the 
 origin of species.— Anthropology. Perkins (G. H.) Ancient 
 burial ground in Swanton, Vf. White (U. A ) Artificial 
 shell -heaps of fresh-water mollusks. Whittlesey (C ) On 
 the rate of increase of the human race. Washburn (G.) 
 Calvert s supposed relics of man; Miocene of the Dardan- 
 elles.— Practical Science. Hough ,F. B.) On the duty of 
 governments in the preservation of forests. LeConte (J. 
 L.) Hints for the promotion of economic entomology. Gill 
 (T.) Suggestion for facilitation of museum administration. 
 Bickniore (A. S.) American museum of natural history in 
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AMER. ORIENTAL-AMER. SOCIAL 
 
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 American oriental society. Journal. 9 v. Bosto i 
 
 18*9-71. 8°. 78U.01 
 
 Contents. 
 
 1. Proceedings. Pickering (J.) Address at the first an- 
 nual meeting. Salisbury (E. E.) Memoir on Buddhism. 
 Klaproth (M.) History of paper money in China, tr. from 
 the 'Journal asiatique,' by J. Pickering Greenough (W. 
 W.) China : population, trade. Pickering (J.) Memoir of 
 P. S. Du Ponceau. Smith (E.) Treatise on Arab music, tr. 
 Comstock (G. S.) Notes on Arakan, with map by L. Stilson. 
 Three chapters of Genesis, tr. into the Sooahelee language 
 by Dr. Krapf, with introduction by W. W. Greenough. 
 Salisbury (E. E.) M. Burnouf on Buddhism in India ; Las- 
 sen's Antiquities of India. Salisbury (E. E.) Miscella- 
 neous notices rel to the recent progress of Oriental re- 
 searches. Wilson (J. L.) Comparative vocabularies of 
 some negro dialects of Africa. Bryant (J. C.) The Zulu 
 language. Grout (L.) The Zulu and other dialects of 
 Southern Africa ; Et-Tabary's Conquest of Persia by the 
 Arabs, tr. by J. P. Brown. Salisbury (E. E.) Identification 
 of the signs of the Persian cuneiform alphabet. Van 
 Dyck (C. V. A.) Medical profession in Syria. 
 
 2. Proceedings. Schauffler (W. G.) Shabbathai Zevi and 
 his followers. Turner (W. W.j Account of a Japanese ro- 
 mance. Williams (S. W.) Note on Japanese syllabaries. 
 Smith (A.) Contribution to geogr. of central Koordistan, 
 with map. Perkins (J.) Tour from Oroomiah to Mosul, 
 through the Koordish mountains, and visit to Nineveh. 
 Edwards (B. B ) Note on the Kurdish language. Gibbs 
 (J. W.) Characteristics of the Peshito Syriac version of 
 the New Testament. Hoisington (H. R.) Syllabus of the 
 Siva-Gnana-Pdtham, one of the sacred books of the Hin- 
 dus. Brown (N.) Specimens of the Naga language of 
 Asam. Brown (S. B ) Chinese culture. Et-Tabary's Con- 
 quest, contin. from vol. 1, and Death and character of 
 'Omar, tr. by J. P Brown. DeForest (H. A.) Tour in 
 Mount Lebanon, and to the eastern side of Lake Huleh. 
 Hadley (J.) Forms of the Greek substantive verb. Salis- 
 bury (E. E.) Tr. of two unpublished Arabic documents, 
 relating to the doctrines of the Isma'iles and other Batin- 
 ian sects. — Miscellanies. 
 
 3. Life of Gaudama. tr. from the Burmese ' Ha-la-len- 
 ga-ra Wottoo' ; by C. Bennett. Khahd Ibn Zeid El-Ju'fy. 
 Tr. of an unpublished Arabic risileh, by E. E. Salisbury. 
 Macy (W. A.) On the mode of applying the electric tele- 
 graph in connection with the Chinese language. — Miscel- 
 lanies. Extracts from correspondence ; Abd-el-Mejid. 
 Tr. of the firman, granted in favor of his Protestant sub- 
 jects ; Bibliographical intelligence ; Vassallo (C.) Maltese 
 antiquities- ; The Jews of Khaifung-fu : Chinese reposito- 
 ry ; Dwight (H. G. O.) Catalogue of all works in the Arme- 
 nian language, earlier than the 17th century.— Whitney 
 (W. D ) Main results of the later Vedic researches in Ger- 
 many. Both (R.) On the morality of the Veda. tr. by W. 
 
 D. Whitney. DeForest (H. A.) Notes on the ruins in the 
 Buka a and in the Belad Ba'albek. Ballantine (H.) Relations 
 of the Maratha to the Sanskrit. Hoisington (H. R.) Notes 
 on the Tamil language. Salisbury (E. E.) Genuineness of 
 the so-called Nestorian monument of Siiigan-fu Grout 
 (L.) Essay on the phonology and orthography of the Zulu 
 and kindred dialects in S. Africa. 
 
 4. Minutes. Tattuva-Kattalei, law of the Tattuvam ; 
 a synopsis of the mystical philosophy of the Hindus, from 
 the Tamil, by H. R. Hoisington. Siva-Gnaua-Potham, in- 
 struction in the knowledge of God ; from the Tamil, by H. 
 
 E. Hoisington. Mulamuli, or the Buddhist Genesis of 
 eastern India, from the Shan, through the Talaing and 
 Burman, by F. Mason.— Miscellanies. Dwight (H.G.O.,) and 
 Riggs (E.) Orthography of Armenian and Turkish proper 
 names : On the Malalengara ; Siva-Pirakasam, light of Si- 
 van ; a metaphysical and theological treatise, translated 
 from the Tamil, by H. R. Hoisington. Whitney ( W. D.) 
 On the history of the Vedic texts. Allen (D. O.) The state 
 and prospects of the English language in India. Mason 
 (E.) The Talaing language. Cross (E. B.) On the Karens. 
 Brown (N.) Comparative vocabulary of the Sgau and Pwo 
 Karen dialects. White (M. C ) Chinese local dialects re- 
 duced to writing. Bradley (C. W.) Outline of the system 
 adopted for romanizing the dialect of Amoy. Woolsey i.T. 
 D.) Notice of a life of Alexander the Great, translated 
 from the Syriac, by J. Perkins, with extracts. 
 
 5. Stoddard {D. T.) Grammar of the modern Syriac lan- 
 guage, as spoken in Oroomiah, Persia, and in Koordistan. 
 — Miscellanies. Porter (J. L.) Letter containing Greek in- 
 scriptions, with Pres. Woolsey's remarks ; Dwight {H. G. 
 O.) Armenian traditions about Mt. Ararat. Salisbury (E. 
 E.) Remarks on two Assyrian cylinders received from 
 Mosul. Gibbs (J. W ) Vestiges of Buddhism in Microne- 
 sia. Whitney (W. D.) Bopp's comparative accentuation of 
 the Greek and Sanskrit languages. White (M. C.) Her- 
 nisz's guide to conversation in English and Chinese, and 
 Andrews' discoveries in Chinese. Salisbury (E. E.) Roth 
 and Whitney's edition of the Atharva-Veda ; Phoenician 
 inscription of Sidon ; The Sidon inscription, with a trans- 
 lation, by W. W. Turner. Wylie (A.) On the NeBtorlan tab- 
 let of Se-gan Foo. Whitney (W. D.) On the Avesta or the 
 sacred scriptures of the Zoroastrian religion ; Contribu- 
 tions from the Atharva-Veda to the theory of Sanscrit ver- 
 bal accent. Holmboe (C. A.) Ideas respecting an alphabet 
 suited to the languages of S. Africa. Hadley (J.) Notice 
 of 'Die Ionier vor der ionischeu Wanderung,' by E. 
 Curtius. 
 
 6- al-Khazina. Analysis and extracts of the ' Book of the 
 balance of wisdom, an Arabic work on the water bahmce, 
 by N. Khanikof. Grout (L.) The prepositions, conjunctions, 
 and other particles of the Isizulu and its cognate lan- 
 guages. 'Trans, of the Surya-Siddhanta,' a text-book of 
 Hindu astronomy ; by E. Burgess. Two Sanskrit inscrip- 
 tions on stone ; original texts, with trans, by F. E. Hall. 
 Three Sanskrit inscriptions, rel. to grants of laud ; orig. 
 texts, translations and notes by F. E. Hall. Greek inscrip- 
 tion from Daphne, near Antioch, in Syria, by J. Hadley. 
 Hall (F. E.) On the Arya-Siddhauta — Miscellanies, Itiggs 
 (E.) Inverted construction of modern Armenian ; Macy 
 (\V. A.) On S. W. Williams's Chinese dictionary. Moffat 
 ((.) On the natural limits of ancient Oriental history; 
 Extracts from correspondence. 
 
 7. Hall (F. E.) On the kings of Mandala as commemo- 
 rated in an inscription now first printed in the original 
 tongue ; Two inscriptions pertaining to the Paramara 
 rulers of Malava ; the Sanskrit with tr. by F. E. Hall ; 
 Remarks on the Phoenician inscription of Sidon, by W W. 
 Turner. Salisbury (E. E.) Contributions irom original 
 sources to our knowledge of Muslim tradition. Paspati 
 (A. G.) The language of the gypsies, as now used in the 
 Turkish empire, tr. from the Greek by C. Hamlin ; Evi- 
 dences of the Scythian affinities of the Dravidian Ian- 
 guages, condensed and arranged from R. Caldwell s com- 
 parative Dravidian grammar, by E. Webb. On Lepsius's 
 Btandard alphabet, by W. D. Whitney. The Arthava Veda 
 Praticlkhya, or Caunakiya Caturadbyayika ; text, transla- 
 tions and notes by W. D. Whitney. Proceedings, 1860-62. 
 — Members. 
 
 8- Whitney (W. D.) On the views of Biot and Weber res- 
 pecting the relations of the Hindu and Chinese systems of 
 asterisms ; with Muller's views. Mohemmed Missiree. 
 On the Tesavry, or spiritual life of the Soffees ; tr. from 
 the Turkish, by J. P. Brown. Salisbury (E. E.) Materials 
 for the history of the Muhammedan doctrine of predesti- 
 nation and free will. Revelation of the Apostle Paul ; tr. 
 from [the] Syriac by J. Perkins. Stilsou (L.) Notice of the 
 Kemi language. Sulaiman, Effendi of Adhanah. First ripe 
 fruit, disclosing the mysteries of the Nusairian religion 
 by E E. Salisbury. Burgess (E ) On the origin of the lu- 
 nar division of the zodiac represented in the Nakshatra 
 system of the Hindus. Lepsius (R ) On hiB standard al- 
 phabet ; a letter of explanations, with notes by W. D. 
 Whitney.— Miscellanies Pratt (A. T.) On the Armeno- 
 Turkish alphabet. Bastian (A.) Brahmanical inscriptions 
 in Buddhistic templeB in Siam. Clarke (H.) On the Assy- 
 ro-Pseudo-Sesostris. Whitney (W. D ) Reply to the strict- 
 ures of Weber upon an essay respecting the asterismal 
 system of the Hindus, Arabs, and Chinese. Proceedings, 
 1863-65. 
 
 9. The Taittiriya-praticikhya, with its commentary, the. 
 Tribhashyaratna ; text, translations, and notes, by W. D. 
 Whitney. Proceedings, 1866.70. 
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 lis. 1840 . . 1116.01 
 
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 charities, F. B. Sandborn. 6. Method of diffusing knowl- 
 edge, Horace G-reeley. 7. Protection of the ballot, 0. F. 
 Adams, jr. 3 Civil service reform, Samuel Eliot. 9. 
 Some topics in criminal law, H. W. Torrey. 10. People's 
 banks of Germany, Henry Villard. 11. Progress in eco- 
 nomic education. 12. Economic results of emancipation 
 of the serfs in Russia, N. Tourgueneff. 13. General in- 
 telligence. 
 
 2. Current record of the association, 1. Immigration, 
 F. Kapp. 2. The American census, James A. Garfield. 
 3. Mode of procedure in cases of contested elections, Hen- 
 ry L. Dawes, 4. Public charities of the State of New York, 
 Theodore W Dwight 5. Public libraries of the United 
 States, A. R. Spofford. 6. Science of transportation, J. D. 
 Potts. 7. Vaccination ; report by E. Bacon, W A. Ham- 
 mond, and D. F. Lincoln. 8. The election of presidents, 
 
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 ret. 11. Health laws and their administration, EliBha 
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 stitution. Works publ. in 1859. 
 
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 Olmsted. 2. Art education in America, C. C. Perkins. 3. 
 Civilization and Health, Francis Bacon, 4 American sys- 
 tem of patents, 9. A. Duncan. 5. Nature and sphere of 
 police power, T. D. Woolsey. 6. Legislation and social 
 science, E. L. Godkin. 7. Representation of minorities, 
 
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 working men, G. B. Emerson. 10. Minority representa- 
 tion in Europe, Thomas Hare. 11. Application of Mr. 
 Hare's system of voting to the nomination of overseers of 
 Harvard College, W. R. Ware 12. General intelligence. 
 
 4. 1. Study of social science, William Strong. 2. Waste 
 of existing social system, Lorin Blodget. 3 Mining legis- 
 lation, E. B. Coxe. 4. Civil service reform, J. G. Rosen- 
 garten. 5. International industrial competition, Joseph 
 Wharton. 6. Von Mohl on modes of filling civil offices, 
 Brenton Coxe. 7. Art schools, C. C. Perkins. 8. Indus- 
 trial drawing, C. O. Thompson 9. Music in public schools, 
 J. B. Upham. 10. Inefficiency of economic legislation, 
 Edw. Atkinson. 11 Relief of labor, Samuel Eliot. 12. 
 National education in England, Mrs. S. Parkman. 13. Ge- 
 neral intelligence. 
 
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 Higher education of women, T. W. Higginson. 3. Restor- 
 ation of the currency, J. S. Ropes, 4. Some results of the 
 census, Francis A. Walker. 5. Public vaccination, F. P. 
 Foster. 6. The international, David A. Wasson. 7. Legis- 
 lation In relation to pharmacy, G. F. H. Markoe. 8. General 
 intelligence. 
 
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 charities. 5. Pauperism in the city of New York. 6. The 
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 Flagg. 7. Ocean lanes for steamship navigation, Prof. B. 
 Peirce. 8. Rational principles of taxation, David A. Wells. 
 
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 college at Washington, Edward M Gallaudet. 12. The 
 protection of animals, George T. Angell. 13. American 
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 Among my books. See Lowell (J. E.) 
 Among our sailors. J. G. Jewell. 1874. . 931.20 
 Among the Goths and Vandals. J.Blaikie. 1870. 996.04 
 Among the Guerrillas. J. R. Gilmore. . . 195.03 
 Among the hills, etc. See Whittier (J. G. ) .1695.08 
 Among the pines. J. R. Gilmore. 1862. . 195.04 
 Among the trees. M. Lorimer. 1869. . . 4915.06 
 Amoor river and region. See Countries. {Amoor. ) 
 Amory (Thomas, 6. 1691). Life of John Buncle. 4 v. 
 
 London, 1770. 16° 122 02 
 
 Amory (Thomas, D. D. b. 1701). A dialogue on de- 
 votion, after the manner of Xenophon. 2d ed. 
 London, 1746. 8°. 3022.22 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
AM ORY- AMUSE ME NTS 
 
 23 
 
 Amory (Thomas 0. ) Life of James Sullivan. 2 v. 
 
 Boston, 1857. 8° 3167.01 
 
 Amos (Andrew). English constitution in the reign of 
 
 Charles II. London, 1857. 8°. . . . 5717.08 
 
 — Great oyer of poisoning. Trial of the earl of Som- 
 
 erset for poisoning Sir T. Overbury. London, 
 1846. 8° \ . 5612.26 
 
 — Ruins of time exemplifi id in Sir Matthew Hale's 
 
 History of the pleas of the crown. 1856. 5025.21 
 Amos (Sheldon). Difference of sex as a topic of juris- 
 prudence and legisiatioa. L, 1870. 8°. 5823.16 
 
 — The science of law. New York, 1871. 12°. 5614.23 
 
 — Systematic view of the science of jurisprudence. 
 
 London, 1862. 8° 5614.22 
 
 Ampere (J. J.) Litterature, voyages, et potsies. 2 v. 
 
 Paris, 1850. 16° 7001.11 
 
 Contents: v 1. Esquisses du Nord. Literature danoise. 
 
 France. Ecosse ot Angleterre. Literature allemande. 
 
 Litteratures slaves, BohSme. Litterature scandinave. 
 
 Histoire comparee des langues. Edda et Sagas. My tholo- 
 
 gie scandinave. Des Scaldes. v. 2. Heures de Poesie. 
 Amphibians. See Natural history. (Amphibians) ; - 
 
 also Ocean. 
 Amusement directory and travelers' guide from the 
 
 Atlantic to the Pacific. O.P.Sweet. 1870-71 1124.24 
 
 AMUSEMENTS, GAMES, SPORTS, PASTIMES, ETC. 
 
 Morality and Utility of Amusements. 
 
 Outture of pleasure ; or, the enjoyment of life in its 
 social and religious aspects, [anon.] 1872. 3541.06 
 
 Donne (W. B.) Essays on the drama and on popular 
 amusements. 2d ed., 1863 1715.20 
 
 Frampton (J.) Three dialogues on the amusements of 
 clergymen. 1797 3515.16 
 
 Northbrooke (J.) Treatise against d.mcing, plays, etc. 
 [Shakespeare soc. ] . . 1756.14 
 
 Talmage (T. D. W.) Sports that kill. 1875. 3612.27 
 g&- For articles in periodicals, see Blackwood, 1866, v. 
 100 ; Chr. Ex., v. 8 ; Meliora, 1863. v. 6 : New Englander, 
 1867, v. 66 ; Westm. Review, 1856. v. 66. 
 
 For essays, see Gail Hamilton's Stumbling-blocks T2523.06]; 
 Helps (A). Friends in council. 2d ser. v 1 [2531.281; Mori- 
 son (J H.) Amusements [3515.151; Matthew Browne' l.ps. for 
 W. B. Bands) On art and popular amusements, in his Views 
 and Opinions, pp. 238-82 [2514.18]; Saunders (F.) Salad 
 for the solitary, pp. 132-154 [2542.10]; Stowe {Mrs. H. B.) 
 Chimney-corner, pp 166-204 [2643.12]. 
 See also Drama, in general alphabet. 
 
 National and liural Festivals and Sports. 
 
 Brande (J. ) Popular antiquities of Great Britain. Ed. 
 
 with additions by W. G. Hazlitt. 3 v. 497.05 
 
 Daniel ( W. B. ) Rural sports. 3 v., 1807. .4625.14 
 
 1. Dogs and hunting. 3. Birds. Gun. 
 
 2. Fishing and angling. [ 
 
 — The Same. Supplement, 1813 4625.17 
 
 Eowitt (W.) Popular festivities. [In his Rural life of 
 England, v. 2. pp. 138-208.] .... 954.06 
 
 Maxwell (W. H.) Field-book : or sports and pastimes 
 of the British Islands. 1833 4617.03 
 
 Percy anecdotes, v. 19. 1823 6211.19 
 
 PevereUy (C. A.) Book of American pastimes, contain- 
 ing a history of the principal base ball, cricket, 
 rowing, and yachting clubs of the United States. 
 1866 4612.15 
 
 Ranking (J.) Wars and sports of the Mongols and 
 Romans. 1826 4618.03 
 
 Smith (H.) Festivals, games and amusements, ancient 
 and modern. 1846 4611.01 
 
 Stewart (W. G.) Popular amusements of the High- 
 landers of Scotland. 1823 3816.10 
 
 Strull (J. ) Sports and pastimes of the people of Eng- 
 land. 1833 5617.02 
 
 Trollope(A.) British sports and pastimes. 1868. 4617.16 
 
 Viollet Le Due (E. K) Jeux ; passe-temps. 750-1550. 
 [In his Diet, du mobilier francais, v. 2.] . 1315.25 
 
 Walsh (J. H.) Manual of British rural sports. [Hunt- 
 ing, shooting, angling, racing, rural games, skat- 
 ing, riding.] By "Stonehenge." [pseud.] 4615.07 
 
 West(G.) Dissert, on the Olympic games. 1824. 1676.08 
 
 jg®- Much information relative to the amusements and 
 
 festivities, and various holidays, of the English will be 
 
 found elsewhere, under head of Calendar. See also 
 
 Christmas; — Holidays. 
 
 In-door and Out-door (including Juvenile) Games 
 
 and Amusements. 
 
 American boy's book of sports and games, [anon.] 
 
 1865 4611.17 
 
 American Hoyle. By "Trumps." N.Y.,1864. 12° 4611.24 
 
 BeUew (F.) Art of amusing. 1866 4611.05 
 
 Bohn(H.G.) Hand-book of games. 1850. .4611.02 
 Boy's Own Book. A complete encyclopaedia of ex- 
 ercises and diversions. 1856 4611.18 
 
 Dick (W. B.), Frost (8. A.), and Taylor (W.) What 
 shall we do to-night? By Leger D. Mayne [pseud.] 
 
 1874 4622.12 
 
 Fuller (T. E.) Boy's holiday book. 1865. .4611.03 
 
 Gilbert (C.) Endless mirth and amusement. Games, 
 
 parlor pastimes, magic, [n.d.] . . . 4622.13 
 
 Head (J. II.) Home pastimes, or, tableaux vivants. 
 
 1860 4611.06 
 
 How to amuse an evening party, [anon.] 1869. 4611.09 
 Hoyle (E.) Book of games, [n.d.] .... 4611.23 
 In-door and out-door games, [anon.] 1868. 4611.20 
 Parlor magic, [anon.] London, 1839. . . 4611.19 
 Sociable. 1001 amusements, [anon.] 1858. . 4611.07 
 Wood {J. G.) Modern playmate. 1870. . 4611.16 
 Young lady's book; elegant recreations. 1859. 5427.07 
 
 Conundrums, Enigmas, Charades, Riddles, Acrostics , etc. 
 
 Howard (G J.) Book of conundrums and riddles, 
 1869 4611.11 
 
 Hutton (C.) Poetical enigmas, asked and answered. 
 [Diarian Miscellany, v. 1-2. 1775.]. .4011.11 
 
 New collection of enigmas, charades, etc., 1806. 4611.12 
 
 Original double acrostics, [anon.] .... 4611.08 
 
 Planche" (F. d'A.) Guess me: enigmas, charades, acros- 
 tics, conundrums, anagrams, etc. [1872.] 4611.15 
 
 "Puzzle monkeys." Acrostics in prose and verse. By 
 E. L. F. H. 1869 4611.13 
 
 Pour deviner. New enigmatical propositions, charades , 
 transpositions, anagrams, etc. [anon.] 4611.21 
 
 Special Games, Sports, and Pastimes. 
 
 1. — Archery. 
 
 Ascham (R.) Toxophilus : 1545. Repr. by E. Arber. 
 
 1868 5011.03 
 
 *Barringlon (D.) Observations on archery in England. 
 
 [Archseologia, v. 7. 1785.] .... 5128. 
 Hansard (G. A.) Book of. [1840.] . . . 4617.10 
 Haryrave (E.) Anecdotes of. 4625.13 
 
 2.— Base BalL 
 
 Ball players' chronicle. Ed. by H. Ohadwick. v. 1-2. 
 
 1867 A37.13 
 
 3.— Billiards. 
 
 Crawley (Capt.) The Billiard book. 1866. .4612.09 
 Dufton (W.) Practical billiards. 1867. . .4612.08 
 Phelan (M.) Game of billiards. 1859. . . 4612.07 
 
 Roberts (J.) On billiards. 1869 4612.10 
 
 4 — Boxing, or Pugilism. 
 *Egan (P. ) Boxiana, or sketches of ancient and mod- 
 ern pugilism. 3v. 1830 4613.20 
 
 — Same. New series. 2 v. 1828-1829. . . 4613.23 
 Miles (H. D.) Pugilistica: the history of British boxing, 
 v. 1 [to 1820. No more published]. 1866. 4613.19 
 5. — Cards and Card-Playing. 
 American card-player, [anon.] 1866. . . . 4611.31 
 Hoyle (E.) Book of games, [n.d.]. . . .4611.23 
 Peiligrew T. J. ) On the origin and antiquity of play- 
 ing cards. [Jour, of Br. arch, assoc. . v. 9.] 1461.09 
 Secret out ; one thousand tricks, femora.] 1869. 1611.22 
 Taylor (E. S. ) The history of playing cards, conjuring, 
 fortune-telling, and card-sharping. 1865. 4622.01 
 See also Gambling, in general alphabet. 
 
 In asking for books, use the •' Book Order," giving the aOTHOB'S NAME, tne first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBEB. 
 
24 
 
 AMUSEMENTS: Checkers to Fishing. 
 
 Bezique. 
 
 Baldwin (J. X.) Eules of bezique. 1870. . 4611.33 
 Cavendish, pseud, pocket guide to be"ziquo. 1869. 4611.30 
 
 Euchre. 
 Meehan (C. H. W.) Law and practice of euchre. By 
 a Professor, [anon.] 1862 4611.27 
 
 Whist. 
 
 Blyth(—). The -whist-player : short whist. 1858. 4611.28 
 Ccelebs, pseud. Laws and practice of whist. New York, 
 
 1859. 32° 4611.26 
 
 Pole(W.) Theory of whist. 1870. . . .4611.29 
 J8S- For magazine articles, see Fraser's mag., v. 79, 1869 ; 
 
 Blackwood, v. 97, 1865, and v. 105, 1869 ; Littell, 1871, v. 1. 
 
 6. — Checkers. 
 Spayth (H.) Draughts for beginners. 1869. 4612.20 
 
 7. — Chess. 
 Agnel (H. R.) Book of chess. 1853. . . .4614.01 
 Alexandre {A.) Beauties of chess. 1846 . .4618.19 
 
 — Encyclope'die des echeos. 1837 1466.23 
 
 Brown (J.) Chess strategy ; problems. . . . 4614.23 
 Chess handbook. By an amateur. 1859. . . 4614.02 
 Chess player's chronicle, v. 1-13. 1840-52. .4621.01 
 
 — Same : new series, v. 1-4. 1853-56. . .4621.14 
 
 — Same : third series, v. 1-3. 1859-61 . . 4621.18 
 City of London Chess magazine, v. 1- . 1874. 4623.01 
 Cook (E. B.), Henry (W.R.), and GHlberg (C.A.) Ameri- 
 can chess-nuts ; problems. 1868. . . . 4614.05 
 
 DalRio{E.) Incomparable game of chess. 1820. 4614.28 
 Fiske (D. W.) Book of the first American chess con- 
 gress. 1859 4614.03 
 
 Healey(F) Two hundred chess problems. 1866. 4614.20 
 Frere(T-) Chess handbook. 1858 4614.04 
 
 — Morphy's games of chess and Frere's problem tour- 
 
 nament. 1859 4614.10 
 
 Jaenisch IC. F. de). Chess preceptor ; analysis of open- 
 ings. Notes by G. Walker. 1847. . .4614.07 
 Lewis ( W.) Treatise on the game of chess. 1844. 4614.08 
 Long (T.) Key to chess openings. 1871 . .4614.24 
 Longman (F. W.) Chess openings. 1870. . 4614.21 
 Lowenthal (J.) Morphy's games. 1860. . . 4614.11 
 Maxims and hints for a chess player. 1853. . 4616.03 
 Monroe (J.) Science and art of chess. 1859. 4614.09 
 Morphv (Paul). Exploits and Triumphs in Europe. 
 1859. . 4614.12 
 
 — Games of Chess. [Ed.] by Frere. 1859. . 4614.10 
 
 — Selection of games. Notes by J. Lowenthal. 
 
 1860 4614.11 
 
 Philadelphia Athenaeum and New York chess club. 
 Games of the match at chess, 1856-1857. 
 
 1857 4618.21 
 
 Philidor (F. A. D.l Chess rendered familiar by tabu- 
 lar demonstrations. Introduction by J. G. Pohl- 
 man. 1819 4618.18 
 
 — Life, by Geo. Allen. 1863 3143.08 
 
 Sarrait (J. H.) Treatise on chess. 2 v. 1821. 4614.26 
 Selkirk (G-. H.) Book of chess. 1868. . . 4614.19 
 Staunton (H.) Chess tournament of 1851. . . 4614.16 
 
 — Chess player's hand-book. 2d ed.. 1861. .4614.14 
 
 — Chess player's companion. 1849. . . . 4614.15 
 
 — Chess praxis. Suppl. to Hand-book. 1860. 4614.17 
 Stratagems of chess, [anon.] 1817. . . . 4614.28 
 Tomlinson (C.) Amusements in chess. 1845.4614.13 
 Vida (M. H. ) Ludus Scacchiss : chesse-play. Tr. by 
 
 G. B. London, [n. d.] 4°. 4614.06 
 
 - Same, tr. by A. Murphy. [In Murphy's Works, 
 
 v. 7.] 5057.14 
 
 Vogt (C. F.) Letters on chess ; with an account of some 
 
 of the principal works on the game. 1848. 4614.22 
 Bibliography. 
 Simpson (R.) Cat. of books on chess. 1863. . 4614.25 
 
 History. 
 'Barringlon (D.) An historical disquisition on the game 
 
 of chess. [Archasologia v. 9. 1789.] . . 5128. 
 *Douce {F.) Some remarks on the European names of 
 
 chessmen. [Archseologia, v. 11. 1794.] 5128. 
 Xorbes {£>.) History of chess. 1860. . . .4614.29 
 'Madden {F.) Historical remarks on the introduction 
 
 of the game of chess into Europe, and on the an- 
 
 cient chessmen discovered in the Isle of Lewis. 
 
 [Archseologia, v. 25. 1832.] 5128. 
 
 4®" For Chess gossip, see Arm-chair in the smoking 
 room, p. 73-94 [2512.26] ; Atlantic mag., v. 5, p. 662-72 , 
 Fraser's mag., v. 46 (The magic chessman); Tjittell's Liv. 
 age, 1859, v. 2 (Automaton chess player). Consult also 
 Poole's Index. 
 
 8.— Cricket. 
 
 Box(C) Cricket, its theory and practice. 1668. 4612.17 
 OicM-field : history and science. 1859. . .. 4613.07 
 Lilly while (F. ) Cricket scores, and biographies of cele- 
 brated cricketers, v. 1-4. 1716-1854. . 4625.01 
 Pycroft {Rev. J.) Cricketana. [anon.] 1865. 4612.18 
 
 9. — Croquet. 
 
 Fellow (R.) Thegameofcroquet,laws,eic. 1865. 4612.03 
 Reid (M.) Croquet ; a treatise 4612.01 
 
 — Same, 1863 4612.02 
 
 10. — Dancing. 
 
 Blasis (C.) Art of dancing : theory, hist. 1831. 4612.24 
 Cellarius ( — ). Fashionable dancing, [ab't 1845.] 4612.25 
 Be Walden (K) Ball-room companion, [n. d] 4612.22 
 Ferrero (F.) Art cf dancing. 1859. . . . 4612.23 
 ■Hillgrove (T.) Complete practical guide. 1864. 4613.09 
 . Wilkinson (W. G.) Dance of modern society. [Mor- 
 alizing essay.] 1869 5427.18 
 
 See sermon by O. Hart, in Patriot preacher [3583.13] ; 
 and essay by Hunt (L.) Seer, p. 10514 [2533.10]. 
 
 11. — Pishing and Angling. 
 
 [See also Fish ; Fish-culture ; and Fisheries, 
 
 in general alphabet.] 
 
 Bibliography of Angling. 
 
 Bethune ( <?. W. ) Bibliography. [ With his edition of 
 
 Walton.] 4616.04 
 
 Blakey (R. ) Hist, sketches of the angling literature of 
 
 all nations. 1856 2722.30 
 
 Smith (J". R. ) Bibliographical catalogue of books on an- 
 gling. [With Blakey (R.) Hist, sketches.] 2722.30 
 General Works. 
 Blakey (if.) Angling ; or, how to angle, and where 
 to go. 1854 4626.22 
 
 — Hints on angling. By Palmer Hackle, [pseud.] 
 
 1846 4616.01 
 
 Bowlker (C.) Art of angling. New ed. 1806. 4626.20 
 Brooks (R.) Art of angling, rock and sea-fishing. 
 
 1740 4626.14 
 
 Carter (R. ) Summer cruise on the coast of New Eng- 
 land. 1864 1111.09 
 
 Cotton ( C. ) How to angle for a trout or a grayling. See 
 
 Walton (I.) and Cotton (G) 4616.04 
 
 GrawhaU (</.. ed.) A collection of right merrie garlands 
 
 for north country anglers. 1864. . . . 1674.26 
 
 Davy (#.) Salmonia. 1854 4616.06 
 
 Fisherman's magazine and review. Ed. by H. Chol- 
 
 mondeley-Pemiell. 1864-1865. 2 v. . . 4616.08 
 Hallock (0.) Fishing tourist. 1873. . . . 4616.11 
 Hardy (C.) Forest life in Acadie. 1869. . .1153.13 
 Herbert (fl. W. ) Frank Forester's fish and fishing of 
 
 the U. S., and British Provinces. 1849. 4616.07 
 
 — Same. Supplement. 1850 4616.10 
 
 Kingsley (CI) Chalk-stream studies, [In his New 
 
 miscel.] 2534.07 
 
 Knox (A. E.) Autumns on the Spey. 1872. . 4626.17 
 
 Lanman (0.) Angler in Canada, Nova Scotia, and the 
 
 United States. 1818 1153.03 
 
 — Haw-Ho-Noo ; records of a, tourist. 1850. 1072.03 
 Maxims and hints for an angler, [anon.] 1855. 4616.03 
 Moffat {A. S.) Secrete of angling. 1865. . 4616.17 
 fiorris {'I.) American angler's book. 1864. .4616.27 
 PenneU(H. C.) Fishing gossip. 1866. . . . 4616.18 
 
 — Modern praotical angler. 1870 4616.14 
 
 Prime {W. C.) I go a-fishing. 1873. . . . 4626.18 
 Roosevelt (R. B.) Game fish of the northern states of 
 
 America. By Barnwell, [pseud.] 1862. 4616.02 
 Salter (T.F.) Angler's guide, or London angler. 4626.21 
 Scott (Q. C.) Fishing in American waters. 1869. 4616.15 
 Stoddart ( 2'. T. ) Angler's companion to the rivers and 
 
 lochs of Sootland. 1853 4616.26 
 
 Taylor (6'.) Angling in all its branches. 1800. 4626.23 
 
 BROOKLYN MBBOANTILli LIBRARY. 
 
AMUSEMENTS : Rshingto Sporting. 
 
 25 
 
 ■Wade (H.) Rod-fishing in clear waters, [n. d.] 4616.22 
 
 Walton (1.) and Cotton (C.) The compleat angler : or 
 
 contemplative man's recreation. 1759. . 4616.05 
 
 — Same. 1825 4626.24 
 
 — Same. Notes, etc., [by G.W. Bethune]. 1848. 4616.04 
 
 — Same. Memoirs and notes by Sir H. Nicolas. 2d 
 
 ed. 2v. 1860 4618.12 
 
 — Same. 1867 4616.25 
 
 . Wilson (J.) The rod and gun; two treatises on angling 
 
 and shooting. 1840 4615.05 
 
 Young (L. J. if.) Sea-fishing as a sport. 2d ed. 
 
 1872 4626.16 
 
 Pike. 
 Pennell (E. C.) Book of the pike. Jack fishing. 
 
 1865 4616.19 
 
 Roach. 
 
 FenneU (G.) Book of the roach. 1870. . .4616.23 
 
 Salmon. 
 
 Alexander {Sir J. R ) Salmon-fishing in Canada. By 
 
 a resident, [anon.] 1860 4626.08 
 
 Ashworlh(T.) Salmon fisheries of England. 1868. 4616.28 
 Conway (J.) Forays among salmon. 1861. . . 4616.16 
 Fitzgib'bon (E.) Book of the salmon. By Ephemera. 
 
 [pseud.] 4626.13 
 
 Peardl W.) Year of liberty ; or salmon angling in Ire- 
 land. 1867 4616.21 
 
 12.— Golf. 
 
 Golf; a Russian game. [Fraser's mag., v. 50, 1854.] 
 
 13. — Gymnastics and Physical Education. 
 
 Beecher (C.E) Physiol, and calisthonics. 1858. 4325.05 
 BlundeU (J. W. F.) The muscles and their story ; 
 
 mental and bodily development. 1864. . 4613.26 
 Depping (<?.) Wonders of bodily strength and skill, in 
 
 all ages and countries. 1870 4613.25 
 
 Howard (J. H.) Gymnasts and gymnastics. 2d ed. 
 
 1868. 4613.16 
 
 , Instructions in gymnastic exercises, [anon.] London, 
 
 1823. 8° 4613.10 
 
 Kehoe (S. D.) Indian club exercise. 1866. .4618.10 
 Kloss (M. ) Dumb-bell instructor. [ With Lewis (D. ) 
 
 New gymnastics. 1862.] 4613.04 
 
 lasnte (H. de). Calisthenics, on Pestalozzian princi- 
 ples. 1865 4613.15 
 
 Lewis (D.) New gymnastics. 1862. . . . 4613:04 
 
 — Weak lungs, and how to make them strong. 4324.27 
 
 ■ Maclaren {A.) Physical education. 1869. .4613.13 
 t Mason (S. W.) Gymnastic exercises. 1863. 4613.02 
 
 Ravenstein (E. G.) and Hulley (J.) Gymnasium and 
 
 fittings. 1867 4613.18 
 
 . — Handbook of gymnastics and athletics. 1867. 4613.17 
 
 7?oo( (N. W. T.) School amusements. 1857. 4613.01 
 
 Schreiber (I). G. M.) Pangymnastikon. [In Lewis 
 
 (D.) New gymnastics. 1862.] . . . 4613.04 
 
 Tyler (M. C.) Brawnville papers. 1869. . . 4613.12 
 
 ■ Walker (D.) Manly exercises. 1855. . . . 4613.06 
 Watson (J. M.) Hand-book of calisthenics and gym- 
 nastics. 1864 4613.03 
 
 ,6®- See also Medicine. (Movement cure.) Also an article 
 in Fraser's mag., n. s. v. 2, 1870, {Athletic sports and uni- 
 versity studies); and Higginson's Out-door paperB [2582.02]. 
 
 14. — Hawking. 
 Uebriqht (Sir J. S.) Observations upon hawking. 
 
 1826. • • 4615.23 
 
 15.— Rowing and Boating. 
 
 Macmichael (W.F.) Oxford and Cambridge boat races. 
 1829 to 1869. 1870 4617.09 
 
 ■ Morgan (J. E. ) University oars : being a critical en- 
 
 quiry into the after health of the men who rowed 
 in the Oxford and Cambridge boat-race, 1829 to 
 
 1869. 1873. . 4612.16 
 
 .Putnam (J. D. Ii.) Bower's manual and boat-club reg- 
 ister. 1858 • • 4613.05 
 
 Rowing almanack and oarsman's companion. London, 
 
 1870. 18° 4612.26 
 
 16. — Skating. 
 
 Swift (F.) and Clark (M. R.) Skaters' text-book. 
 
 1868 4613.11 
 
 Vandervell (E. E.) and Witham {F. M.) Figure skating. 
 
 1869 4613.14 
 
 17. — Sporting. [Hunting, shooting, fishing.] 
 [See also Horsemanship ; and Horse-racing.] 
 
 Apperley {0. J.) Nimrod's tour in Scotland and North 
 of England, [pseudon.] 1838. . . . 955.02 
 
 Arrian (of Nicomedeia) . On coursing. Also the Gyne- 
 geticus of the younger Xenophon. With an ap- 
 pendix containing some account of the canos ve- 
 natici of classical antiquity. 1831. . . 4618.14 
 
 Baker (S. W.) Rifle and hound in Ceylon. 1869. 
 
 Beckford{W.) Thoughts on hunting. 1810. 4617.12 
 
 Berkeley (G. F.) English sportsman in the western 
 prairies. 1861 4615.20 
 
 Bogardus (A. H.) Field, cover, and trap shooting. 
 Ed. by C. J. Foster. 1874 4624.09 
 
 Boner ( C. ) Chamois hunting in Bavaria and the Tyrol. 
 1860 4615.17 
 
 Browning (M.) Fortv-four years of the life of a Mary- 
 land hunter. 1859 3024.17 
 
 Bulger (G. E.) Leaves from the reoords of St. Hu- 
 bert's Club, or sporting expeditions in many 
 lands. 1864 4615.22 
 
 Bumpstead (G.) On the wing. 1869. . . .4615.13 
 
 Bush wanderings of a, naturalist ; Australia Felix. 
 1865 4624.16 
 
 Campbell (J.) Field sports in Ceylon. 1843. 1064.16 
 
 Campbell ( W. ) Old forest ranger; India. New ed. 4624.15 
 
 Capper (J.) Duke of Edinburgh in Ceylon : elephant 
 and elk sport. 1871 1066.20 
 
 Carleton ( Capt. — ). Recreations in shooting. By Craven. 
 1859 4615.06 
 
 Clarke (C.) Box for the season. Shooting. 2 v. 
 1864 4624.03 
 
 Camming (R. G.) Hunter's life in South Africa. 2 v. 
 1852 1093.11 
 
 — Wild men and wild beasts. 1872. . . .4617.31 
 
 Dead shot, [anon.] 1870 4015.10 
 
 D' Ewes (J.) Sporting in both hemispheres. 1858. 4615.08 
 Egan (P.) Sporting anecdotes. . 1825. . . .4617.05 
 Elliott (W.) Carolina sports by land and water. 
 
 1859 1113.10 
 
 Gillmore (P. ) Gun, rod, and saddle. Ubique. [pseud.] 
 
 1869 4615.14 
 
 ■ — Prairie and forest: game of N. America. 1874. 1122.27 
 
 — Prairie farms and prairie folk. 1872. . . 1122.24 
 Greenwood (J.) Wild sports of the world. 1864. 4617.15 
 Hammond (S. H.) Hunting adventures in the north- 
 ern wilds [of New York. ] 1856. . . .1112.16 
 
 Hardy (C) Forest life in Acadie. 1869. . .1153.13 
 Harris (W. C.) "Wild sports of Southern Africa. 
 
 1852 1085.12 
 
 Harting (J. E.) Hints on shore shooting. 1871. 4615.31 
 Hawker (P.) Instructions to young sportsmen : guns 
 
 and shooting. 2 v. 1830 4515.22 
 
 Herbert (if. W.) ["Frank Forrester."] American game 
 
 in its seasons. 1854 4615.09 
 
 — Field sports of the United States. 2 v. 1852. 4617.06 
 
 — My shooting box. 1871 4617.19 
 
 Eittell (T. H.) Adventures of James C. Adams. 
 
 1861 4615.12 
 
 Horlock ( — ). ['-Scrutator."] Horses and hounds. By 
 Scrutator, [pseud.] 1855. . . . 4615.26 
 
 — Practical lessons on hunting and sporting. By 
 
 Scrutator, [pseud.] 1865 4615.19 
 
 Hunting grounds of the old world. [India, Circassia, 
 Algeria.] By " The Old Shekarr y. " [pseudon.] 
 
 1868. . 1012.21 
 
 Hunting tours : with anecdotes of masters of hounds, 
 etc. By "Cecil." \ pseud.] 1864. . .4615.16 
 Idle (Christopher), [pseud.] Hints on shooting, fish- 
 ing, etc., in Scotland. 1855 4626.11 
 
 Johnson (T. B.) Gamekeeper's directory. 1851. 4615.25 
 
 Kina (W. R.) Sportsman and naturalist in Canada. 
 
 1866. . 4618.11 
 
 In asking for books, use the •' Book Orders," giving the AUTHOB'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
V36 
 
 AMU SEME NTS -ANDERSEN 
 
 Knox (A. E. ) Autumns on the Spey. [Shooting and 
 fishing.] 1872 46-26.17 
 
 Krider (J.) Sporting anecdotes, American game. 
 1853 4624.14 
 
 Lewis (K J.) American sportsman. [Fowling.] 
 1863 4617.01 
 
 — Same. 1868 4617.01a 
 
 Long( J. W. ) American wild fowl shooting. 1874. 4624.11 
 Meunier ( V. ) Adventures on the great hunting grounds 
 
 of the world. 1869 4615.21 
 
 Mills {J.) Sportsman's library. 1845.. . .4617.08 
 Napier (E ) Scenes and sports in foreign Jands. 2 v. 
 
 1840 4624.01 
 
 Mwall (J. T.) Eastern hunters. 1867. . . 1012.19 
 
 — Hog hunting in the East, and other sports. 
 
 1867 1011.19 
 
 Palliser (J.) Solitary rambles and adventures of a 
 
 hunter in the prairies. 1853 .... 4624.05 
 Plain directions for shooting on the wing. By an old 
 
 gamekeeper, [anon.'] 1873 4615.32 
 
 Rhioil (B. ) The hunter and the trapper in N. Ameri- 
 
 ica. From the French, by W. H. D. Adams. 
 
 1874 4624.10 
 
 — Shooting and fishing in N. A 2 v. 1865. . 4626.09 
 Rice(W.) Tiger shooting in India. 1857. .4618.06 
 Roosevelt (R. B.) Game-birds of the coasts and lakes 
 
 of the Northern states of Amorica. 1866. 4616.13 
 Shakspear (H.) Wild sports of India. 1860. 1012.02 
 
 Sporting magazine 8184.27 
 
 Tolfrey (F.) Sportsman in France. 2 v. 1841.4615.01 
 Tongue (—). Records of the chase, and memoirs of cele- 
 brated sportsmen. By Cecil, [pseud.] 4617.18 
 Warren (T. R.) Shooting, boating, and fishing, for 
 young sportsmen. 1871 4615.29 
 
 Williamson (T.) "Oriental field sports. 2v. 1808. 4618.08 
 
 Wilson (J.) The rod and the gun. 1840. . 4615.05 
 
 Xenophon. Cynegeticus, or treatise on hunting. 
 
 [In his Minor works.] 5076.15 
 
 Deer~stalking. 
 Colly ns (G P.) Notes on the chase of the wild red 
 
 deer in Devon and Somerset. 1862. . 4615.15 
 Conway {J.) Forays among deer. 1861. . . 4616.16 
 Herbert (H. W.) Deer stalkers. By Frank Forester. 
 
 [pseud.] Philadelphia, 1871. 12°. . . . 4617.19 
 Scrope (W.) Days of deer-stalking in the forest of 
 
 Atholl, with some account- of the red deer. 3d 
 
 ed. 1847. 4624.22 
 
 Fox-hunting. 
 Horlock ( — ). Science of fox hunting and management of 
 
 the kennel. By Scrutator, [pseud.] 1868. 4615.27 
 Radcliffe (F. P. D. ) The noble science : fox-hunting. 
 
 1839 4618.16 
 
 18.— Trapping. 
 
 Newhouse (S.) Trapper's guide. 1867. . . 4617.11 
 
 Simms (J. R.) Trappers of New York ; or, a biography 
 
 of Nicholas Stoner and Nathaniel Foster ; with 
 
 anecdotes of other celebrated hunters.1871. 4617.32 
 
 19. — Velocipede. 
 
 Velocipede; its history, varieties and practice, [anon.] 
 1869 4612.13 
 
 Velocipede ; its past, present, and future. By J. F. B 
 
 1869 4612.11 
 
 20.— Yachting. 
 
 «®- See Yaohts and Yachting, in general alphabet ; 
 also Naval Science. {Seamanship.} 
 
 Amusing poetry. Shirley Brooks 1615.32 
 
 Amyot (Thomas). Defence of the early antiquity 
 of the Bayeux tapestry. [Archaeologia, v. 19, 
 1821.] & . 5128. 
 
 — Life of Wm. Windham. [Windham's Speeches, v. 1. 
 
 1812.] . 6313.20 
 
 An old Bushman, pseud. See Wheelwright (H. W. ) 
 Ana. See Anecdotes ;— Table-talk, and Ana. 
 
 Anabasis. See Xenophon 423.05 ; 424.01 
 
 Anacharsis, pseud. See Barthelemy (J. J.) 
 Anacreon. Odes and epigrams. Tr. by F. Fawkes. 
 
 Ed. by A. Chalmers. [In his English poets. 
 
 v. 20, 1810 ! . 1626.20 
 
 — Same. Tr. by T. Moore. [In his Poetical works, 
 „ v - !•] 1673.09 
 
 — Same. Tr. by T. Bourne. New York, 1853. 18°. 1676.10 
 
 — Same. Attempted in the metres of the original, by 
 
 T. J. Arnold. London, 1869. 16°. . . 1612.27 
 Anaesthesia. See Medicine. {Anaesthesia.) 
 Anagrams. See Amusements, p. 23. 
 
 Anahuac. E. B. Tylor. 1861 1152.12 
 
 Analecta anti-Nicsena. See Bunsen (C. 0. J.) 3414.02 
 Anam. See Countries. 
 
 Anastasis : resurrection of the body. G. Bush. 3526.25 
 Anatolia. See Countries. (Asia Minor.) 
 Anatomists. See Biography (Medical). 
 Anatomy. See Medicine. (Anatomy. ) 
 Anatomy for artists. See Fine Arts. (Artistic anatomy.) 
 Anatomy of melancholy. See Burton (Robert). 2517 19 
 Anatomy of society. See St. John (J. A.) . 2542 04 
 Ancestral stories. J. Timbs. 1869. . . . 6612 15 
 Anchors. Cotsell(C) Treatiso, etc. Weale. 4517.28 
 Ancien Regime. See Kingsley (Charles) [513.09] ■ 
 Tooqueville (A. de) [513.02] ; and Histories of 
 France, prior to the revolution. 
 Ancient. See Antiquity ; -Archaeology ;— and sub- 
 heading 'Ancient' in Pine arts;— Biography — 
 Chronology ;— Drama ;— Geography ;- Histo- 
 ry J7' JT ! —Literature ;— Man ( Prehistoric) : 
 —Mythology;- Philosophy;— Poetry ;- etc 
 See also (in Countries) the names of ancient 
 nations and places. 
 Anoient and honorable artillery company. For ser- 
 
 mons preached before the company in 1809, see Pos- 
 ter (John) ; in 1810, Lowell (Charles). . 5093.06 
 Ancient classics [outlined and explained] for English 
 readers. Ed. by W. L. Collins. 20 v. Edinburgh. 
 1870-74. 16°. 
 
 Contents. 
 
 •Eschylus, by B. S. Copleston, 
 1712.21 
 Aristophanes, by W. L. Col- 
 lins 1712.U 
 
 CsBsar, by A Trollope, 432.21 
 Cicero, by W. L. Collins, 
 
 6314.16 
 Euripides, by W. B. Donne, 
 
 1723.24 
 Greek Anthology, by Lord 
 
 Neaves, 1644.3+ 
 
 Herodotus, by Q. C. Swayne, 
 421.10 
 Hesiod and Theognis, by J. 
 Davies, .... 1652.16 
 Homer. Iliad, by W. L. Col- 
 lins 1653.24 
 
 Homer. Odyssey, by W. L. 
 
 Collins 1653.25 
 
 Horace, by T. Martin, 1661.40 
 Juvenal, by E. Walford, 1662.38 
 Lucian, by W. L. Collins. 
 
 5052.16 
 Plato, by C. W. Collins, 5425.27 
 Plautus and Terence, by W. 
 
 L. Collins, .... 1741.18 
 Pliny, by A. Church and W. 
 
 J. Brodribb, . . . 3143.29 
 Sophocles, by C. W. Collins, 
 
 1743.22 
 Tacitus, by W. B. Donne, 
 
 431.17 
 Virgil, by W. L. Collins,1694.14 
 Xenophon, by A. Grant,421.11 
 
 Ancient city. N. D. Fustel de Coulanges. . 421.27 
 Ancient faiths. See "Inman (Thomas). . . 3551.21 
 Ancient fragments. See Cory (Isaac P. ) . .3536.27 
 Ancient history. The minor kingdoms : containing 
 the Ethiopians, Phoenicians, Bactrians, Troians. 
 
 etc. London, 1845. 8° 427 14 
 
 Ancient (The) nation. [The Jews.] A sign and a 
 wonder. New York, 1875. 12°. . . . 3441.24 
 Ancient states and empires. J. Lord. 1869. 425 09 
 Ancient world (The). D. T. Ansted. 1848. 4725.09 
 Ancren nwle ; a treatise on the rules and duties of 
 monastic life ; ed. and tr. by J. Morton. London, 
 
 Camden soc, 1853. 4° 5113 11 
 
 Andagoya (Pascual de). Narrative of the proceedings 
 of Pedrarias Davila [1514], in the provinces of 
 Tierra Firme, and of the discovery of the South 
 Sea and the coasts of Peru and Nicaragua. Tr. by 
 C. R. Markham. London, Hakluyl Society, 1865. 
 
 8 1165 23 
 
 Andalusia. See Countries. (Spain.) 
 Andersen (A.) Luther revived : or, a short account 
 of Johannes Ronge, the bold reformer of the Ca- 
 tholic Church in Germany. L., 1845. 8°. 3432.18 
 
 BBOOKLYN MEBOANTILE LIBKABY. 
 
ANDERSEN- ANECDOTES 
 
 27 
 
 Andersen (Hans Christian). Der Improvisator. Leip- 
 zig, 1858. 16° 7112.03 
 
 — Nur ein Geiger. Leipzig, 1849. 16°. . .7112.04 
 
 49* See. Fiction class-list, for English trans, of his Tales. 
 
 — In Spain, and a visit to Portugal. New York, 1870. 
 
 12*. 98416 
 
 — Pictures of travel in Sweden, among the Hartz 
 
 Mountains, and in Switzerland, with a visit at 
 Charles Dickens' house. N. Y., 1871. 12°. 991.18 
 
 — Poet's bazaar. Pictures of travel in Germany, Italy, 
 
 Greece, and the Orient. N. Y., 1871. 12°. 964.25 
 
 Anderson (Christopher). The annals of the Christian 
 
 Bible. Abridged and continued [to 1849], by S. 
 
 I. Prime. New York, 1856. 8°. . . 3735.01 
 
 — Hist, sketches of the native Irish and their descend- 
 
 ants ; with regard to literature, eduoation, etc. 
 2d ed. Edinburgh, 1830. 12°. .... 491.28 
 
 Anderson (James, LL.D., 1739-1808). An essay on 
 quicklime, as a cement and as a manure. Boston, 
 1799. 12°. 6121.04 
 
 Anderson (J.) A history of Edinburgh from the ear- 
 liest period to 1870. Edinburgh, 1856. 8°. 496.09 
 
 Anderson (John) Pictorial school history of the 
 United States. New York, 1872. 12°. . 572.27 
 
 Anderson (John J.) A manual of general history, 
 nius. with maps. New York, 1869. 12°. 412.09 
 
 Anderson (J. S. M.) History of the church of Eng- 
 land in the colonies. 2d ed. 3 v. London, 1856. 
 16°. 3451.01 
 
 Anderson (M. B.) Life of Prof. Chester Dewey. 
 [Smith, report, 1870.] 3936.25 
 
 Anderson (McC.) Diseases of the skin. London, 
 1872. 8° 4328.11 
 
 Anderson (Eobert). Evolutions of field batteries. 
 New York, 1860. 32°. 4513.02 
 
 Anderson (Rufus, D.D.) Hawaiian Islands : under 
 ' missionary labors. Boston, 1864. 12°. . 1154.06 
 
 — History of the missions of the American Board to 
 
 the Oriental churches, v. 1. B., 1872. 12°. 3451.11 
 Andersen (B. B.) America not discovered by Colum- 
 bus. Chicago, 1874. 12° 563.25 
 
 Anderson (Col. W.) Mode of manufacturing gun- 
 powder at the Ishapore mills in Bengal. London, 
 
 1862. 1.8°. . . 4518.21 
 
 Anderson (William). Mercantile letter writer. New 
 York, 1858. 12°. 5922.10a 
 
 — Practical mercantile correspondence. 17th ed. 
 
 London, 1867. 16°. 5922.10 
 
 Anderson (William). Genealogy and surnames. 
 Edinburgh, 1865. 8° • 6614.08 
 
 — Manners, customs, and ceremonies of different na- 
 
 tions. Edinburgh, [n. A] 16°. . • • 5811.17 
 
 Anderson (W. C. ,D.D.) and Haight (F. M.) Beview 
 
 of Dr. Scott's Bible and politics. San Francisco, 
 
 1859. 8° 3513.33 
 
 Anderson ville prison. See Countries. ( United States. ) 
 Andersson (Charles John). Lake Ngami ; or South- 
 western' Africa. New York, 1856. 12°. . 1093.14 
 
 — The OkavangO river. N. Y., 1861. 8°. . . 1094.01 
 Andes (The). See Countries, etc. (Andes.) 
 Andocides. Orationes. Gr. et Lat. [Oratores Attici, 
 
 v. 1. Dldot, 1847. 8°.] ...... 7766.02 
 
 Andover theological seminary. Review of the " Con- 
 stitution and associate statutes of the Theological 
 Seminary : with a sketch of its rise and progress. 
 From the Monthly Anthology of November, 1808. 
 Boston, 1808. 8° • • 5093,08 
 
 Andrada (Jacinto Freire de). Life of John de Castro. 
 London, 1664. foL 3044.01 
 
 Andreini (Gio. Battista). Adam : a sacred drama, from 
 the Italian. [In Cowper (W.) Works v 6 
 1854.] • • 5026.06 
 
 Andrew (John A.) Address to the two branches of 
 the legislature of Massachusetts, January 8, 1864, 
 
 Boston, 1864. 8° 634.32 
 
 See also Biography (Individual). 
 
 Andrews (Alexander). The 18th century. Manners 
 and customs. London, 1856. 8°. . . 443.06 
 
 — History of British journalism to 1855. 2 v. London, 
 
 1859. 12° ■ 2712.03 
 
 Andrews (E. A.) ' *Latin-English-Lexicon, founded 
 onFreund. New York. 1851. 8°. . . 641o.01 
 
 — Slavery and the domestic slave-trade in the United 
 
 States. Boston, 1836. 12°. 5831.00 
 
 — and Stoddard (S.) Grammar of the Latin lan- 
 
 guage. Boston, 1864. 12°. 6423.01 
 
 Andrews (G. H.) Agricultural engineering. 3v.ini. 
 
 London, 1852. 16°. 6135.01 
 
 Andrews (Israel De Wolf). Report on the trade and 
 
 commerce of the British N. A. colonies, and of 
 
 the great lakes and rivers of [the United States]. 
 
 Washington, 1852. 8°. 5923.26 
 
 Andrews (James). The psychology of scepticism and 
 
 phenomenalism. Glasgow, 1874. 12°. . 5421.00 
 Andrews (James Pettit). Anecdotes, etc., ancient 
 
 and modern. London, 1789. 8°.. . .6217.16 
 
 — History of Great Britain, connected with the 
 
 chronol. of Europe ; with anecdotes, etc., [800 to 
 
 1547], 2 v. in 1. London, 1794. 4°. . 467.01 
 Andrews (J. E.) Life of Oliver Cromwell to the 
 
 death of Charles I. London, 1870. 8°. 3045.18 
 Andrews (John, LL.D.) History of the war with 
 
 America, France, Spain, and Holland ; 1775-1783. 
 
 4 v. London, 1785. 8°. 583.15 
 
 Andrews (Sidney). The South since the war : 14 
 
 weeks in Georgia and the Carolinas. Boston, 
 
 1866. 12°. 643.01 
 
 Andrews (S. J.) Life of Our Lord. New York, 
 
 1862. 12° 3422.03 
 
 Andrews (Stephen Pearl). Basic outlines of uni- 
 
 versology. New York, 1872. 8°. . . . 5413.24 
 
 — Science of society, No. 1. True constitution of gov- 
 
 ernment in the sovereignty of the individual. 
 
 New T^ork, 1853. 12° 5812.06 
 
 No. 2. Cost the limit of price. New York, 1853. 
 
 12°. 5812.06 
 
 Andromeda, See Kingsley (Charles). . . 1663.92 
 
 — See also Plays. 
 
 Andronicus lihodius. Paraphrase of an anonymous 
 Greek writer, (hitherto published under the name 
 of Andronicus Ehodius on ) the Nicomachean 
 ethics of Aristotle. London, 1807. 4°. 5018.10 
 
 Andros (Sir Edmund). Commission of King James 
 II., June 3, 1686. [Force's Tracts, v. 4.] 577.11 
 
 Anecdotes. 
 
 — Mlianus (C.) His various history. 1666.. 6213.25 
 
 — Andrews (J.P.) A., ancient and modern. 1789. 6217.16 
 
 — Arvine ( K. ) Cyclopaedia of A. ; literature and fine arts. 
 
 1853. . 6217.07 
 
 — Beauvoisin (M. de). Collection of A. 1867.6216.22 
 
 — Buck (C.) Anecdotes religious, moral, and enter- 
 
 taining. 3 v. 1811 6216.27 
 
 — Bverleu (J. S.) Relics of literature. By S. Collet. 
 
 ipskd.] 1823 6218.12 
 
 — Chambers (R. ) *Book of days, anecdotes, etc. 2 v. 
 
 1864. . 6218.24 
 
 — Crispin anecdotes : shoemakers. 1827. . . 6216.01 
 
 — Entertaining and marvellous repository. [anon.] 
 
 1827 6211.31 
 
 — Gellett (H.) ' Varieties. 1823 6215.23 
 
 — Hood (U. P.) World of anecdote. 1870. 6216.19 
 
 — World of moral and religious anecdote. 1870. 6216.24 
 
 — Hunt (F.) American anecdotes : original and select. 
 
 [anon.] 2 v. in 1. 1830 6216.03 
 
 — Illustrated railway anecdote book, \_anon.] bALt.W 
 
 — Jacox (F.) Last words. [In his At nightfall, ate. pp. 
 
 403-433.] ; • 2bA£A4 
 
 Aspects of authorship ; or book marks and book 
 
 makers. 1872 • 2532 ;31 
 
 — Keddie (W.) Cyclopaedia of literary and scientific 
 
 anecdotes. 1854 • • 6216.30 
 
 — Kirkland (F.) Cyclopaedia of commercial and busi- 
 
 ness anecdotes. 2 v. 1865. . . . . ■ 6217-03 
 
 -La Tour-Landry (Q. de) Book, compiled for his 
 
 daughter. 1868. [E. Engl, textsoc] . 7913.11 
 
 — Larwood (J.) The book of clerical anecdote^l870. 
 
 — Lambeth and the Vatican : anecdotes of Rome, of 
 
 the Reformed church, and of Sects, [anoj^] 
 
 jg25 621b. Ob 
 
 _ Oxherr'y (W.) 'Flowers of literature ; encyclopedia 
 of anecdotes. 4 v. 1821-22 . •••«»"•" 
 
 — Paramylhia; original anecdotes, [anon.] 1821. bAlb.il 
 
 l^n* for hoc*, use the - Boo, Or*," giving th^^^W^ -* * «" ™' "* *» """^ 
 
28 
 
 ANECDOTES -ANIMAL MAGNETISM 
 
 — Percy (S. and if.), pseud, for Byerley (T.) and 
 Robertson (J. C.) 20 v. 1823. . . . 6211.01 
 
 11. Imagination ;— Genius. 
 
 12. Fidelity ;— Honour. 
 
 13. Hospitality;— Conviviality 
 
 14. The Bar ;— Senate. 
 
 15. Shipwreck ;— Travelling. 
 
 16. The puipit ;— Integrity. 
 
 17. The stage ;— Music. 
 
 18. Industry ;— Commerce. 
 
 19. Fashion ;— Pastime. 
 
 20. Woman ;— Domestic life. 
 General Index. 
 
 T. 1. Humanity ; — Beneficence. 
 
 2. Eloquence ; — Patriotism. 
 
 3. Youth ;— Enterprise. 
 
 4. George HI. and family ; 
 
 — Fine arts. 
 
 5. Captivity ;— Exile. 
 
 6. Science :— Literature. 
 
 7. Heroism ; — War. 
 
 8. Justice ;— Crime and 
 
 Punishment. 
 
 9. Instinct ;— Ingenuity. 
 10. Humor ; — Eccentricity. 
 
 — B dies for the curious, [anon.] 2 v. 1824. 
 
 — Schneider (C. H.) Ecrin litteraire. 1867. .6216.23 
 
 — Svence <J. A.) Anecdotes of books and men. 
 
 1820. 6216.10 
 
 — Same. Notes and life, by S. W. Singer. 1858. 6216.11 
 
 — Tavern anecdotes ; including the origin of signs. 
 
 [anon.] 1825 6212.29 
 
 — limbs (J.) Century of anecdote. 1760-1860. 
 
 1872. 6214.32 
 
 Historic ninepins. 1869. 6216.21 
 
 Oddities of history : and strange stories. 6216.32 
 
 — Wanley (N.) Wonders of the little world. 2 v. 
 
 1806! 6217.17 
 
 — Tonne (G. M.) Book of golden deeds. [anon.] 
 1865. 6215.27 
 
 See also Biography (Collective : Legal, Medical, and other 
 headings) ;— Biblical and religious literature [Clerical anec- 
 dotes) :— Fine-arts ;— Law ;— Literature ;— Music ;— Table- 
 Talk, etc. 
 
 See also Calendar (The). 
 
 Anecdotes and reminiscences of illustrious men and 
 women. [W. C. Hazlitt.] 1872. . . . 3221.12 
 Anecdotes of actors. Mrs. Anne Matthews. 1733.10 
 Anecdotes of public men. J. W. Forney. 1873. 3213.10 
 Anecdotes of the upper ten thousand. See Berkeley 
 
 (G. P.) 3257.12 
 
 Aneurisms. See Medicine. (Aneurism.) 
 Angas (George French). *The Kafirs illustrated. Lon- 
 don, 1840. fol A. 57.20 
 
 Angell (John). Elements of masrnetism and elec- 
 tricity. New York, 1874. 12°.". . . .4022.32 
 Angel in the house. SeePatmore (Coventry.; 1675.18 
 Angel of the world. [In Croly (G.) Poetical works. 
 
 1830.] 1634.17 
 
 Angel world, a poem : P. J. Bailey. 1850. . 1614.00 
 Angelico da Fiesole (Giovanni Guido Sanli Tnsini, 
 called Fra). Engravings from frescoes in the 
 chapel of Nicholas V. in the Vatican. London, 
 Arundel soc. , 1849-69. fol. , viz. St. Laurouce dis- 
 tributing alms. St. Stephen before the council 
 St. Buonaventura. St. Matthew. St. Thomas. 
 St. Laurence before Decius. St. Stephen dis- 
 tributing alms. St. Stephen thrust out before 
 his martyrdom. St. John. St. Sixtus giving 
 money to St. Laurence for alms. Ordination of St. 
 Laurence. 
 See also Biography. (Individual.) 
 Angelina Gusbington's thoughts. [Lady Dufferin.] 
 
 1872 2527.18 
 
 Angell (Joseph K) Law of carriers of goods and 
 passengers, by land and by water. 4th ed. re- 
 vised by J. Lathrop. Boston, 1868. 8°. 5622.20 
 
 — Law of water courses. With an appendix, contain- 
 
 ing statutes of flowing, and forms of declarations. 
 6th ed. Enlarged by J. 0. Perkins. Boston, 
 1869. 8°. 5622.22 
 
 — and Durfee (Thomas). Law of highways. 2d ed. , 
 
 with notes, by G. F. Choate. B., 1868. 8°. 5622.21 
 Law of private corporations, aggregate. 9th ed. 
 
 Revised by J. Lathrop. Boston, IAltle, Brown 
 
 & (Jo. 1871. 8° 5622,23 
 
 Angelo (Henry). Angelo's pic nic ; or table talk. 
 
 London, 1834. 8°. 2517.01 
 
 Angelo (Michel). See Buonarotti (M. A.);— Guattini 
 
 (M. A.) 
 Angelology. See Biblical and religious literature. 
 
 (Angels.) 
 Anghiera (Pietro Martire d'). Historie of the West 
 
 Indies. [Decades 1-8.] PubL in Latin by Hak- 
 
 luyt and tr. by Lok. [In Hakluyt (E.) Voy- 
 ages, v. 5. 1812.] 916.19 
 
 Angleterre (L'), l'Autriche, et les entrevues de Com- 
 piegne. [anon.] Paris, 1861. 8°. . . 5091.03 
 
 Angley (J. G. ) De Clifford the philosopher, [a poem]. 
 With observations in the kingdom of nature. Lon- 
 don, 1847. 8° 1612.31 
 
 Angling, bee Amusements, page 23. 
 
 Anglo-Norman. See Countries. (England: Anglo- 
 Norman ■period) ; — Language and Literature. 
 (English.) 
 
 Anglo-Saxon (The) chronicle ; ed. with transl. by B. 
 Thorpe. 2 v. London, 1861. 8°. [Bolls chron- 
 icles.] . , 5141. — 
 
 Anglo-Saxon church. See Biblical and ecci history. 
 
 Anglo-Saxons. See Countries. (England: Anglo- 
 Saxon period) ; also Language and Literature. 
 
 Angola. See Countries. (Angola.) 
 
 Angus (Joseph). Hand-book of specimens of Eng- 
 lish literature. London, [1866.] 16°. . 2751.17 
 
 — Hand-book of the English tongue. London, 1872. 
 
 16° 6433.21 
 
 Animal chemistry. See Chemistry. (Animal chemistry.) 
 Animal electricity. See Electricity. 
 Animal locomotion. J. W. Pettigrew. 1874. 4723.24 
 Animalcules. See Microscope ;— and Natural hist. 
 Animals. See Natural history ; — Biology. 
 Animal magnetism, Mesmerism, Somnambulism, 
 Psychic force, etc. 
 
 — Animal magnetism ; its history to the present time. 
 
 [anon.] With a brief account of the life of Mes- 
 mer. London, 1841 18° 3814.29 
 
 — Animal magnetism and artificial somnambulism. 
 
 [anon.] London, 1874. 16°. .... 3812.31 
 
 — Barlh (G.) What is mesmerism ? or mesmerism not 
 
 miracle. Mesmeric cures, etc. 1853. . 3811.03 
 
 — Billot (<?. P.) Recherches psychologiques. 2 v. 
 
 1839 3414.12 
 
 — Brittan(S. B.) Man and his relations. 1864. 5438.03 
 
 — Brown (S.) Animal magnetism. [In his Lectures, 
 
 v. 2. 1858.] 2515.02 
 
 Methodology of mesmerism. [In his Lectures, v. 
 
 2. 1858.] 2515.02 
 
 — Capern ( T. ) The mighty curative powers of mes- 
 
 merism proved. 1851 3811.03 
 
 — Collyer (if. H.) Mysteries of the vital element. 2d 
 
 ed. 1871 3814.30 
 
 — Colquhoun (J. 0.) Letter to Prof. Gregory on ani- 
 
 mal magnetism. [App. to Wienholt (G. ) Seven 
 lectures, eic] 3811.01 
 
 — Cox (E. W.) What ami? 2 v. 1874. .3812.40 
 
 v. 2. Somnambulism, etc. 
 
 — Oroolces (W.) Psychic force, etc. 1871. .3814.33 
 
 — Denton ( W. and E. M. F. ) The soul of things ; or, 
 
 psychometric researches. 1866 <isl4.16 
 
 — Dods (J. B.) and Grimes (J. 0.) Electrical psy- 
 
 chology. 1851 3814.21 
 
 — Du Polet (J. ) Traite' complet de magae'tisme ani- 
 
 mal. 3e Cd. 1856 3814.28 
 
 — Esdaile (J. ) Mesmerism in India, and its applica- 
 
 tion in surgery and medicine. 1851. . . 3814.15 
 
 — Figuier (L.) Hist, du merveilleux, v. 3. .3812.23 
 
 — Gregory (W.) Letters on mesmerism. 1851. 3814.22 
 
 — Haddock (J. W. ) Somnolism and psycheism. 
 
 1851 3811.02 
 
 — Musson ( — ). Report on the experiments made by 
 
 the Commission of the Boy. acad. of med., of 
 Paris, 1831. From the French. 1836. . 3814.38 
 
 — Kerner (J.) Seeress of Prevorst. 1845. .3814.17 
 
 — Leger (T.) Animal magnetism. 1846. . . 3814.23 
 
 — Mesmer (F. A.) Aphorismes. 1785. . . . 3814.26 
 
 — Newman (J. B. ) Fascination ; or philosophy of 
 
 charming. 1852 3814.24 
 
 — Beichenbacii ( 0. von ). Physico-physiological re- 
 
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 ty, etc. 1851 4027.16 
 
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 1844 3814.25 
 
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 1845 3814.13 
 
 — Wienholt (A.) Seven lectures on somnambulism. 
 
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 [Bolls chron.] 5141. 
 
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 foundland. 2d ed. London, 1827. 8° . 564.16 
 
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 1848. 8° 4725.09 
 
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 — Notes on epidemics. 1866. 12°. . . .4333.08 
 
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 1870. 12° 4334.34 
 
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 Malik Ibn Kuraib al Asmai. ] From the Arabic, 
 
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 ANTE-NICE NE -APHORISMS 
 
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 Edinburgh, 1867-71. 8° 3467.01 
 
 Contents : 
 
 Apocryphal gospels, Acts, and Revelations, v. 16. 
 
 ApoBtolic fathers. [First and second Epistles of Cle- 
 ment to the Corinthians. Epistle of Polycarp to the 
 Philippians. Martyrdom of Polycarp. Epistle of Barna- 
 bas. Epistles of Ignatius. Martyrdom of Ignatius. Epis- 
 tle to Diognetus. Pastor of Hennas. Fragments of Pa- 
 pias. Spurious epistles of Ignatius.] v. 1. 
 
 Arnobius adversus Gentes. Seven books, v. 19. 
 
 Clement of Alexandria, v. 4, 12. 
 
 Clementine homilies. Apostolical constitutions, v. 17. 
 
 Cyprian, together with Novatian, Minucius Felix, and an 
 [auonymous] treatise on re-baptism, v. 8, 13. 
 
 Gregory Thaumaturgus, Dionysius of Alexandria, and 
 ArchelauB. v. 20. 
 
 Hippolytus v. 6, 9. 
 
 Irenseus. v. 6, 9. 
 
 Lactantius, together with the Testaments of the twelve 
 patriarchs and fragments of the 2-3 centuries, v. 21-22. 
 
 Liturgies and other documents, v. 24. 
 
 Martyr (Justin), and Athenagoras. v. 2. 
 
 Methodius, Alexander of Lycopolis, Peter of Alexandria, 
 and fragments, v. 14. 
 
 Origen. v. 10, 23. 
 
 Tatian, Theophilus, and the Clementine recognitions, v. 3. 
 
 Tertullian against Marcion. v. 7. 
 
 Tertullian. Writings, with extant works of Victorinus 
 and Commodiunus. V. 11, 16, 18. 
 
 Anthing (Frederick). History of the campaigns of 
 Suworow, with sketch of bis private life and 
 character. 2 v. London, 1799. 8°. . . 543.10 
 
 Anthologies. See Poetry. (Selections. Translations.) 
 
 Anthologia Hibernica ; or monthly collections of 
 science, belles-lettres, and history. 4 v. Dublin, 
 1793-94. 8° 1886.09 
 
 Anthologia polyglotta. H. Wellesley. 1849. 1694.33 
 
 Anthon(C.) "Classical dictionary. New York, 1855. 
 8° 437.03 
 
 Anthon (0. E.) Pilgrimage to Treves in 1844. New 
 York, 1845. 12° 964.06 
 
 Anthon (John). Law of Nisi Prius, reports of cases 
 in the supreme court of New York. 2d ed., with 
 notes. New York, 1858. 8° 5633.24 
 
 Anthony (0., jr.) Social and political dependence of 
 women. 4th ed. London, 1868. 8°. . 5824.26 
 
 Anthropological review, v. 1-8, 1863— April, 1870. 
 
 London, 1863-70. 8°. 4735.02 
 
 Note.— v. 1 Includes ' Transactions of the Anthrop. soc. ' 
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 Anthrop. soc.,' v. 2-6. To v. 4 was attached ' The Popular 
 mag. of anthropology,' v. 1, 1866. 
 
 Anthropological society, (London). Memoirs. 3 v 
 1863-69. London, 1865-70. 8°. . . . 4735.13 
 
 Anthropological Society. [Publications.] 6 v. Lon- 
 don, 1863-65. 8° 4734.14 
 
 Jjfr: Blumenbach (J. F.) Anthropological treatises. 
 With Inaug. dissert, by J. Hunter on the varieties of men 
 Broca (P.) Phenomena of hybridity, etc. Gastaldi IB ) 
 Lake habitations [5813.18]. Pouchet (&.) Plurality of the 
 human race. Vogt (0.) Lectures on man. Waitz (T ) 
 Introduction to anthropology. 
 
 Anthropology. See Man. 
 
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 Antietam national cemetery. History of. With list 
 
 of the soldiers buried therein. Baltimore, 1869. 
 
 Anti-Jacobin. Poetry of the Anti-Jacobin. 6th ed 
 London, 1813. 12°. 1676.17 
 
 — Same. With notes by O. Edmonds. Etchings by 
 J. Gillray. 2d ed. London, 1854. 12°. 1677.02 
 
 Anti-Janus. See Hergenrother ( Dr. J. A. ) . 3561.18 
 
 Antilles. See Countries. ( West Indies.) 
 
 Anti-Lucretius. See Polignac (M. de). 
 
 Anti-masonic. See Freemasonry. 
 
 Antiphon. Orationes. Gr. et Lat. [Orat. Attici, v 
 1. Didot, 1847. 8°] ...... . 776602 
 
 Antiquarian enthusiast. B. Bigsby. 3 v. 1847. 47526 
 
 Antiquarian repertory. Compiled by P. Grose T 
 Astle,e<c. New ed. 4 v. L.,1807. 8°. 488 10 
 
 Antiquarian societies. See Archeology. 
 
 Antiquities of Egypt, [anon.] L., 1841. 8°. 1075 11 
 
 Antiquities. See Archeology ;-Man (Prehistoric) ; 
 —History (Ancient);— and the early history of 
 various countries under heading of Countries. 
 
 Antiquity. 
 
 — Bacon (F, Lord). Wisdom of the ancients. [Works, 
 v. 12-13.] 5014.14 
 
 Same. [Moral works.] 5015.01 
 
 — Burgess (T.) On study of. 1780. [Oxford prize 
 essays, v. 1, 1836.] 2541.11 
 
 — Clarendon (E., earl of). Of the reverence due an- 
 tiquity. [In his Essays, v. 2.] . . . . 2521.06 
 
 — Vindicim antiqure. [In Class, journal, v. 16, p. 
 22, 288.] 2742.16 
 
 See also Education (Classical) ; — and cross references of 
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 Anti3ell (Thomas). Geological report, 32d parallel. [Pa- 
 cific R. B. routes. Reports, v. 7.] . . 1127.07 
 
 — Hand-book of the useful arts. New York, 1852. 12°. 
 [Putnam's Home cyclopaadia. ] .... 3916.07 
 
 — Manufacture of coal oils. N. Y., 1859. 1869. 3944.07 
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 Anti-trinitarians. See Biblical and religious litera- 
 ture. (Unitarians.) 
 
 Antommarohi (Francesco). Last days f Napoleon. 
 London, 1836. 8°. 3127.12 
 
 Antoninus Augustus. Vetera Romanorum itineraria, 
 cum notis. Ourante P. Wesselingio. Amstela> 
 dami. 1735. 4°. 437.00 
 
 — Dyer (G.) Commentary on A. 's Itineraries of Britain. 
 1814. 467.14 
 
 Antoninus (Marcus Aurelius). Commentarii. [Gr. 
 et Lat.] Parisiis, Didot, 1842. 8°. . . 7767 05 
 
 — Thoughts. Tr. by G. Long, B., 1864. 16°. 5434.02 
 Note — For essays on M. A., see Arnold (M.) Essajo in 
 
 criticism [2612,13]; Farrar (F. W.) Seekers after God, wo. 
 257-336 [5435. 19] ; Contemp. rev. (B. H. Plumtre), v. 10, 1869. 
 
 Antonius : a dramatic poem. Heywood (J.C.) 1725.10 
 
 Antony and Cleopatra. See Shakspere (W. ) ;— and 
 Plays. 
 
 Ants. See Insects. 
 
 Anvar-i Suhaili, or Lights of Canopus ; the Persian 
 version of the Fables of Bidpai, by Husain Va'iz 
 u'l Kashifi : literally tr. into prose and verse, by 
 E. B. Eastwick. Hertford, 1854. 8°. . 7815.02 
 
 Anyta, poem. G. H. Calvert. 1866. . . . 1625.10 
 
 Apaches. See Countries. (Indians.) 
 
 Apennines. See Countries. 
 
 Aphorisms, Apothegms, Maxims. 
 
 — Alcolt (A. B.) Tablets. 1868 2512.17 
 
 — Aphorisms, chiefly political ; selected from the most 
 ancient writers. London, [n. A] 16°. . 6212.16 
 
 — Attwell (K, editor). Book of golden thoughts. 
 I 870 - ■ 6213.27 
 
 — Bacon (F.) Apophthegms. [In his Moral works.]' 
 1852. [5015.01]; [In his Works, v. 13,1860.] 5014.15 
 
 — Bovee (CM) Thoughts, feelings, and fancies. 
 I 857 2514.04 
 
 — Buxton (C.) Notes of thought. 1873. . .2514.29 
 
 — Clulow (W. B.) Aphorisms and reflections. 2521.02 
 
 — Colton (C. C.) Lacon; or, many things in few 
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 — Oremblay ( V.) Nouveau manuel complet du moral- 
 iste. 2 v. 1838 r . . 6214.03 
 
 — Demophilus. Pythagoric sentences. From the Greek, 
 by T.Taylor. [ With Sallust on the gods. ] 3817.10 
 
 — Dpckray (B.) Egeria. v. 1, p. 1-292. 1857. 2523.01 
 
 — Fuller (T.) Good thoughts in bad times. 1863. 3553.20 
 
 — Quicciardini (F.) Maxims. With parallel passages. 
 D . 1845 - • • 6214.09 
 
 — ttanway (J. ) Moral sentences and wise sayings. 
 [In his Meditations, v. 1.] 3567°23 
 
 — La Rochefoucauld (F., due de). Reflections. Lon- 
 d ° n ' 1871. 6214.08a 
 
 Same. New York, 1851 6214.0c< 
 
 — Lavater (J. C.) Aphorisms on man. 3d ed. 
 ,, 1794 - • • • 6212.18 
 
 — Mann(H.) Thoughts selected from his writings. 
 I, 867 - • 2541.08 
 
 — r 'aimer (0.) Coll. of A. and maxims. 1748. 6217.09 
 
 — Plutarch. Laconic apophthegms. [Morals, v. 1, 
 pp. 385-440.] 5435.26 
 
 — Quarks (F.) Enchiridion. 1856. . . .6214.06 
 
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 — -BuZe of life, [anon.] 1776 6213.23 
 
 — Select sentences. 1809 6214.07 
 
 — Sterling (J.) Essays, v. 2, p. 93-195. 1848. 2547.10 
 
 — Vauvenarqes (L. de C, marquis de). (Euvres choi- 
 
 sies. . 7046.18 
 
 — Washington (<?.) Maxims. Collected by J. F. 
 
 Schroeder. 1858 5076.16 
 
 — Whichcole (B.) Moral and religious A. 1753. 3623.03 
 
 ^£g- See also Proverbs ; —Quotations. 
 Apingi kingdom (.My). .See Du Chaillu (P.) 1092.04 
 ADiolm (J.) Manual of the metalloids. London, 
 
 W 1861. 16°. . .- 4214.10 
 
 Apocalypse. See Biblical literature. 
 Apocrypha. See Biblical lit. (Apocrypha. Bible. ) 
 Apocryphal gospels, etc. See Biblical lit. (Apocry- 
 phal gospels.) 
 Apollo (Horus or Orus). See Horapollo. 
 Apollodorus .Afteniensis.Bibliotheca. Notis, etc. illus. 
 C. et T. Mulleri. Paris, Didot, 1853. 8°. 7765.09 
 Apollonius Rhodius. Argonautioa. Gr. et. Lat. Ed. 
 F. a. Lehrs. Parisiis, Didot, 1841. 8°. . 7765.08 
 
 — Argonautics. Tr. by P. Fawkes. [Chalmers (A) 
 
 English poets, v. 20, 1810.] 1626.20 
 
 Same. Tr. by W. Preston. 1811. . .1682.17 
 
 Apollonius Tyanceus. 
 
 — Newman (J. B.) Life of A. [in Hist, of the Chr. 
 
 church, 1st cent.] 3415.16 
 
 — Philostratus. Life of A. With notes by C. Blount. 
 
 1680 3628.04 
 
 Same. [In Opera. Gr. etLat. Didot, 1849.] 7766.06 
 
 — ReviUe (A.) A., of Tyana. 1866. . . . 3513.29 
 
 — Watson (J.S.) A. of Tyana. [Oontem. rev. y. 4, 1867.] 
 ApoUonius Tyrius. Erotica fabula. [Erotica script. 
 
 BUM, 1856.] 7764.17 
 
 — Anglo-Saxon version of the story upon which is 
 
 founded the play of Pericles, attributed to Shakes- 
 peare. With literal tr. by B. Thorpe. London, 
 1834. 16° 6424.05 
 
 — Apollonius, etc., upon which Shakespeare founded 
 
 Pericles. With A, prince of Tyr, from Gower. 
 
 [In Collier's Shakespeare's libr., v. 1.] . 1753.06 
 Apollos: the -way of God. A C. Cora 1873. 3537.23 
 Apology for actors. See Heywood (T.) . . 1756.03 
 Apophthegms. See Aphorisms. 
 Apostles. See Biblical and relig. lit, p. 
 Apostles' creed. See Biblical and relig. lit. (Greeds.) 
 Apostles of mediaeval Europe. G. F. Maclear. 
 Apostolic fathers. See Ante-Nicene Chr. library. 
 Apostolical constitutions. See Biblical and relig. lit. 
 Apostolical constitutions. Ed. with notes, by J. 
 
 Donaldson. Edinburgh, 1870. 8°. [A.-N. Chr. lib. 
 
 v 17.] 3467.06 
 
 Apostolical succession. See Biblical and relig. lit. 
 Apostolius (M.) CentvrisB XXI. proverbiorum ex opti- 
 
 mis auctoribus Graecis collectae. Cvm P. Pantini 
 
 versione. Lvgdvni Batavorvm, 1653. 4°. 6217.19 
 Apothegms. See Aphorisms. 
 Apparitions. n 
 
 — Beaumont (J.) Spirits, apparitions, etc. 1705. 3812.27 
 
 — Brown IS.) Ghosts and ghost-seers. {In his Lec- 
 
 tures v. 2, 1858.] 2515.02 
 
 — Calmet (A.) Phantom world. 2 v. 1850. -3815.07 
 Same. Traits sur les apparitions. 2 v. 3812.14 
 
 — Orosland(K) Apparitions ; an essay. 1873. 3815.00 
 
 — Orowe(C) Night side of nature. 1857. .3815.17 
 
 — Datilon (J., comte de Lu.de). Treatise of spjnte. 
 
 against vulgar errors, etc. 1723. . . . 3812.31 
 
 — DeVoe (D.) The history and reality of apparitions. 
 
 [Miscel. works, v. 13. 1840.] • • • • 5032.13 
 
 True relation of the apparition of one Mrs. Veal. 
 
 [Miscel. works, v. 5.] • ■ 5032.05 
 
 — Dunlap (S. F.) Vestiges of the spirit history of 
 
 man. 1858 . . . . 3817.18 
 
 — Elliott (C. W.) Mysteries ; or glimpse?, etc. 3813.40 
 
 — Enquiry into the nature of ghosts, [anon.] 3815.01 
 
 — Ghost Stories ; Collected with a view to counteract 
 
 the vulgar belief, etc. 1823 3812.32 
 
 — HSbbert (S. ) Sketches of the philosophy of A., then- 
 
 physical causes. 1825. . . . . • • 3812.<io 
 
 — Hcrwitt (W.M.) History of the supernatural^ 2 v. 
 
 1863 
 
 — Xee (F. <?.) Glimpses of the supernatural. 2v. 3812.42 
 
 — MiriMe (J. J. de). Pneumatologie. 5 v. 1863-64. 
 
 8°. 3817.21 
 
 Same. Appendices. 1863 3817.25 
 
 — Oilier (C.) Fallacy of ghosts, etc. 1848. . 3812.13 
 
 — Owen(R.D.) Debatable land. 1872. . .3815.37 
 Footfalls on the boundary of another world. 
 
 1869 3815.33 
 
 — Poyniz (A.) World of wonders. 1845. . 3813.31 
 
 — Radcliffe (J. N.) Fiends, ghosts, and spirits. 
 
 1854 3812.30 
 
 — Stilling (J. H. J.) Pneumatology. 1851. . 3815.29 
 
 — Symonds (J. A.) Apparitions. [In his Miscel. 
 
 1871.] 2547.19 
 
 — Tregortha (J.) News from the invisible world. 
 
 1823 3812.35 
 
 — Unseen world ; communications with it, real or im- 
 
 aginary. 2ded. [anon.] 1853. . . . 3812.33 
 
 See also article in Med. critic, July, 1863. 
 
 J8®* .See also Demonology ; — Delusions ; — Folk-lore ; — 
 Hallucinations ; — Occult sciences ; — Spiritualism ;— Su- 
 perstitions ;— Witchcraft ; — Dreams. 
 
 Appeal to the people, etc. See Coleman (Wm.) 
 Apperley (Charles J. ) Nimrod's tour in Scotland and 
 theN. of England, [pseud.] L., 1838. 8°. 955.02 
 
 — My life and times. [In Fraser's mag., v. 25-26. ] 
 Appianus Alexandrinus. Komanorum historiarum 
 
 quae supersunt. Gr. et Lat. Paris, Didot, 1850. 
 
 8° 7764.03 
 
 Apple-culture. See Agriculture, p. 7. 
 
 Appleby ( — ). Illus. hand-book of machinery and 
 
 ironwork, with cost, etc. 2d ed. L.,1869. 8°. 3923.27 
 Appleton (Nathan) and Haygate (W. E.) Doctrines 
 
 of orig. sin and the trinity : correspondence. B., 
 
 1859. 8 3512.14 
 
 Appletons' Cyclopaedia of biography". Ed. by F. L. 
 
 Hawks. New York, 1856. 8°. . . . 3236.01 
 
 — Cyclopaedia of drawing. Edited by W. E. Wor- 
 
 then. New York, 1857. 8°. .... 3924.25 
 
 — Dictionary of machines, mechanics, and engineer- 
 
 ing. 2 v. New York, 1852. 8°. . . . 3923.01 
 
 — Cyclopaedia. See American cyclopaedia, 1873, etc.; 
 
 Annual cyclopaedia, 1863-74 ; and New Amer. 
 cycl., 1858, etc. 
 
 — European guide book. N. Y., 1870. 12°. 941.19 
 
 — Hand-book of American travel Northern and 
 
 Eastern tour. New York, ls70. 12°. . 1072.17 
 
 Southern tour. See Hall (E. H.) . . .1072.19 
 
 Western tour. New York, 1871. 12°. . 1072.18 
 
 — Hlus. hand-book of Amer. travel. By T. A. Eich- 
 
 ards. New York, I860. 12° 1072.01 
 
 — Illustrated railway and steam navigation guide of 
 
 U. S. and the Canadas. Ed. by G. F. Thomas. 
 New York, 1872. 12°. 
 
 — Jour, of lit, science, and art. v. 1-11. New York. 
 
 1869-74. 4° 2157.01 
 
 — Library manual. New York, 1852. 8°. . 2724.26 
 
 — Mechanic's magazine, v. 1-2, 1851-52. New York, 
 
 1852-53. 8° ; 4° 3927.01 
 
 — Short trip guide to Europe. Ed. by H. Morford. 
 
 New York, 1868. 16°. 941.17 
 
 Same. New York, 1873. 16°. . . . 941. 
 
 Apuleius or Appuleius. Fable of Cupid and Psyche. 
 
 rProse transl. by T. Taylor.] London, 1795. 
 
 ao 123.05 ; 3093.27 
 
 — Same. [Metrical version, by] H. Gurney. New 
 
 York, 1806. 12° 1694.36 
 
 — Same. Abridged transl. [7nSoane(G.) New cu- 
 
 riosities, etc. v. 1.] li218 '£ 6 
 
 — (Euvres completes. [Lat. et Fr.] Pans, 1860. 8. 
 
 [Nisard's collection. ] 7725.15 
 
 — Opera omnia. Ex ed. Oudendorpiana, in usum Del 
 
 phini. 7 v. Londini, Valpy, 1825. 
 
 Contents. 
 Apologia, sive de magia, v. 3. 
 De Mundo, v. 3. 
 De Deo Socratis, v. 2. 
 De Dogmate Platonis, libri 
 
 tres. v. 2-3. 
 Florida, v. 2. 
 
 — On the doctrine of Plato. 
 
 3815.05 
 
 8° . 7712.01 
 
 Fragmenta, v. 4. 
 Index, v. 7. 
 
 Metamorphoseon, v. 1, 2. 
 Nota? variorum, v. 4-6. 
 Notitia literaria, v. 7. 
 Testimonia, vita, etc., v. 1. 
 
 [In Plato. Works, v. 6, 
 
 BohnT] • 5 * 15 - 22 
 
 masfcin* for books, use the "Book Order," giving tfce AUTHORS NAME, tne first part of tne DM and the NUMB**. 
 
32 
 
 APULEIUS-ARCH^.OLOG-Y 
 
 — Works. New transl. L., Bohn, 1853. 12°. 5013.12 
 
 Contents : Metamorphoses, or Golden ass. The God of 
 Socrates. The Florida. His defence, or a discourse on 
 magic. Metrical version of Cupid and Psyche, by Hudson 
 Gurney. Mrs. Tighe's Psyche, a poem. 
 
 j8S- See article by C. G. Prowett, Eraser's mag., Oct., 1873. 
 
 Aquarelles; or summer sketches. S. Sombre, [pseud.] 
 1858. 1686.01 
 
 Aquaria. See Natural history. 
 
 Aquatic monthly and nautical review, v. 1-2, June, 
 1872-Dec., 1873. N. X., 1872-73. 8°. . 8001. 
 
 Aqueducts. See Arts (Useful). 
 
 Aquinas (St. Thomas.) See Thomas Aquinas (St.) 
 
 Arabella Stuart. See Biography (Individual). 
 
 Arabia, and Arabs. See Countries (Arabia) ; and 
 Language and literature (Arabic). 
 
 Arabian days' entertainments. Les mille et un jours, 
 contes Persans. Tr. par Petis de La Croix. [Cabi- 
 net des fees, v. 14-15. ] 7052.14 
 
 Arabian nights' entertainments. Prom the Arabic, 
 with introd. by J. Scott. 6 v. L. , 1811. 16°. 122.21 
 
 — Same. Tr. by E. W. Lane. 3 v. L. , 1859. 8°. 115.29 
 
 — Same. Mille (Lesi et une nuits. tr. par Galland. 
 
 [Cabinet des fees, v. 7-11.1 7052.07 
 
 — Suite. [Cabinet des fees. v. 38-41.] . .7052.38 
 Arabs. See Countries, etc. (Arabia — Moors — Sahara 
 
 — Saracens. ) 
 
 Arabula (Sacred book of). A. J. Davis. . .3543.17 
 
 Arachnidae. See Insects. 
 
 Arago (Dominique Francois Jean). Aeronautic voya- 
 ges. [Smith report, 1863.] .... 3936.18 
 
 — Biographies of distinguished scientific men. 2 v. 
 
 Boston, 1859. 12° 3263.10 
 
 — Eulogy on Ampere. [Sm. rop. , 1872. ] . .3936.27 
 
 — Eulogy on W. Herschel. [Sm. rep., 1870.] 3936.25 
 
 — Eulogy on Th. Young. [Sm. rep., 1869.] . 3936.24 
 
 — History of my youth. Tr. by B. Powell. London, 
 
 1855. 16°. [T. L., v. 17.] 5075.22 
 
 — Meteorological essays, introd. by A. von Humboldt 
 
 London, 1855. 8 4021.16 
 
 — Popular astronomy. Tr. by W. H. Smyth and K. 
 
 Grant. 2 v. London, 1855. 8°. . . .4017.21 
 Aragon. See (in Biography) Ferdinand ; (in Coun- 
 tries) Spain. 
 Aral Sea. See Countries. 
 Aram (Eugene). See Biography (Individual). 
 Ararat. See (iu Countries) Ararat ; — Armenia. 
 Aratus Solensis. Phenomena et prognostiea. Kecens. 
 . A. Koechly. Parisiis, Didoi, 1857. 8°. 7766.17 
 
 — Phenomena or appearances of the stars ; tr. by N. 
 
 L. Frothingham. [In his Metrical pieces. ] 1643.17 
 
 - Otiley ( W. Y.) On a ms. in the British museum of 
 
 Cicero's transl. of Aratus. [Archaeologia, v. 26, 
 1836.] • . . . . 5128. 
 
 Araucana. See Ercilla (A de) 567.23 
 
 Araucarrians. See Countries. (Chili.) 
 
 Arber (Edward, ed. ) English reprints, v. 1-14. Lon- 
 don, 1868-71. 16° 5011.01 
 
 Contents. V. 1. Milton (J.) Areopagitica, 1644. Latimer 
 (H.) Sermon on the plougherS, 1549. Gosson (S.) Schoole of 
 abuse, 1579. 2. Sidney (P.) An apologie for poetrie, 1595. 
 Webbe (B ) His trauailes, 1690. Selden (J.) Table-talk, 
 1689. 3. Ascham (K ) Toxophilus, 1546. Addison (J.) 
 Criticism on Milton's Paradise Lost, 1711-12. 4., Lyly (J.) 
 Euphues ; The anatomy of wit, 1579 ; Euphues and his 
 England, 1580. 5. Villiers (G.) The Kehearsal, 1672. Gas- 
 coigne (G.) The Steele glas, and other pieces, 1576-7. 
 Earle (J ) Micro-cosmographie, 1628. 6, Latimer (H.) 
 Seven sermons before Edw. VI., 1549. More (Sir T.) Uto- 
 pia, 1566. 7, Putteuham (G ) Arte of English poesie, 
 1589. 8. Howell (J.) Instruction for forreine travell. 
 Udall (N.) Roister Doister. Revelation to the monk of 
 Evesham. James VI., of Scotland. Essays of a prentice 
 in the divine art of poesie. 9. Naunton (Sir B ) Frag- 
 menta regalia, 1630-63. Watson (T.) Poems. |0. Habing- 
 ton (W.)' Uastara, 1634-40. Ascham (B.) The schoJemaster, 
 1570. II, Tottel's Miscellany: songs and sonnets by the 
 earl of Surrey, Sir T. Wyatt, N. Grimald, and others, 1667. 
 12. Lever (T.) Sermons, 1550. Webbe (W.) Discourse on 
 English poetrie, 1586. |3, Harmony of Lord Bacon's Es- 
 says, four texts, 1697-1038. |4. Boy (W.) and- Barlow (J.) 
 Bede me and be nott wrothe, 1528 ; Proper dyaloge betw. 
 a gentillman and a husbandman, etc., 1630 ; A compendi- 
 ous treatise, etc., 1630. Baleigh (Sir W.)— Markham (G.)— 
 Linschoten (J. H. van). Last fight of the Revenge at sea, 
 1691. Googe (B.) Eclogs, Epytaphes, and Sonettes, 1563. 
 
 Arbitration. See Law. (Arbitration, International law.) 
 
 Arblay (Mme. F. d') Memoirs of Dr. Burney. Phila. 
 
 1833. 8°. 3026.20 
 
 Note. See Fiction, for her novels —Biography, for lives 
 
 of her. 
 Arbor vitre. See Arraes. (D. M.) . . . .4322.27 
 Arboretum et fruticetum. See Loudon (J. C.) 4917.03 
 Arbuthnot (John, M.D.,) Miscellaneous works. 
 
 [With] supplement. 3 v. in 1. Glasgow, 1751. 
 
 12°. 5012.07 
 
 Contents. Vol. |. Usefulness of mathematical learning. 
 Brief account of J. Ginglicutt's treatise [onj the alterca- 
 tion of the ancients. Learned dissertation on dumpling. 
 Gulliver decypher'd ; or, Bemarks on [Gulliver's Travels 
 into Beveral remote nations. Critical remarks on Gulli- 
 ver's travels ; by Dr. Bantley. Account of the state of 
 learning in the empire of Lilliput ; with the history of 
 Bullum. State quacks or the political botchers. Account 
 of the sickness and death of Dr. W— dw— rd ; by Dr. Teckni- 
 cum. Life of Don Bilioso de L'Estomac. Most wonderful 
 wonder ; travels of Mynheer Veteranus. Manifesto of 
 Lord Peter. The devil to pay at St. James's. Epitaph on 
 a greyhound. Notes of the six days preceding the death 
 
 of a late Bight Eev. ■ . 2. The masquerade, a poem. 
 
 Harmony in an uproar. History' of John Bull, Pt 3. 
 Supplement to dean Sw — t's miscellanies. Letter to Swift 
 [on his] Dedication to a great man, concerning dedications. 
 CoogresB of bees. Art of selling bargains Sermon on 
 the union in 1706. Examination of Woodward's account 
 of the deluge. 
 
 — Same. Supplement. Glasgow, 1751. 16°. 5012.07 
 
 Contents : Freeholder's Political catechism. Know your- 
 self. Transl. of Huygens De ratiociniis in ludo aleae. 
 
 — Law is a bottomless pit : or, hist, of John Bull. 
 
 {In Swift (J.) Works, v. 6, 1824.] . . 5074.09 
 
 Arbuthnot (Hon. Mrs.) The henwife. Edinburgh, 
 1868. 12° 6134.20 
 
 Arc (Joan of). See Biography (Individual). 
 
 Arc de triomphe de l'etoile. [Description et planches] 
 par J. D. Thierry A. 47. 02 
 
 Arcadia (Countess of Pembroke's). See Sidney 
 (Sir P.) 5066.05 
 
 Arcana of science and art. [Ed. by J. Timbs. ] 11 v. 
 London, 1828-38. 16° 3921.01 
 
 Arcana of science and art : popular inventions and 
 improvements. [Ed. by J. Timbs.] 11 v. 
 
 London, 1828-38. 16° 3921.01 
 
 Note. For a continuation see Timbs' Year-book of facts. 
 
 * Archaeologia : or, miscellaneous tracts, relating to 
 antiquity. Published by the Society of antiqua- 
 ries, of London, v. 1-39. 1770-1863. London, 
 1786-1863. 4 C ; . 5128.04 
 
 — Same. Index to v. 1-15. Lon., 1809. 4°. . 5128.01 
 
 — Same. Index to v. 16-30. Lon., 1840. 4°. . 5128.02 
 Archceologia Americana. See American antiq. soc. 
 
 [577.18.] 
 
 Archaeological institute of Great Britain and Ireland. 
 
 Archaeological journal, v. 1-24. London, 1844-67. 
 
 8°. 1462.15 
 
 Archaeological journal. See British archaeological 
 association [1461.01]. Also, Archaeological in- 
 stitute of Great Britain [1463.19]. 
 
 Archaeology. 
 
 — Antiquarian repertory. 4 v. 1807. . . . 488.10 
 
 — *Archaiologia. v. 1-39. 1770-1863. . . . 5128.04 
 Same. Index to v. 1-15 5128.01 
 
 — — Same. Index to v. 16-30 5128.02 
 
 — Archaeological institute of Great Britain. Journal, v. 
 
 1-24. 1844-67. 8° 1462.15 
 
 — British archaeological association. Journal, v. 1-24. 
 
 1845-68 H61.01 
 
 — Fosbrooke (T. D.) "Encyclopaedia, etc. New ed., 
 
 2 v. 1843 437.01 
 
 — Morlot (A.) Gen. views of A. [Sm. rep., I860.] 3936.15 
 
 — Royal soc. of literature. Trans., 182y-39. 3 v. 5068.01 
 Same. 2d series, v. 1-9, 1843-70. . .5066.09 
 
 — Westwood (J. 0. ) Archaeological notes made dur- 
 
 ing a tour in Belgium, Western Germany, and 
 France. [Archaaol. jour. v. 18, ] 1463.13 
 
 See also Architecture ;— Arts (Useful : Inventions) ;— 
 Biblical and religious literature. (Arclimology ; Dictiona- 
 ries, etc.) /—Classical dictionaries ; Fine arts (various head- 
 ings). History (Ancient; Middle ages) : Man (Prehistoric); 
 —also names of various countries and places (under Coun- 
 tries), more particularly Egypt, Greece, Italy, Home, 
 and other sacred and classical lands ;— also America ;— 
 China :— England ;— France ;— Germany ;— India ;— Ire- 
 land ;— Scandinavia ; — Spain ; — etc. 
 
 See also Armour ;— Bells ;— Burial usages ;— Oalendai J 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
ARCH^IOLO&T —ARCHITECTURE 
 
 33 
 
 — Domestic economy ; — Costume ; — Epitaphs ; — Furniture; 
 — Heraldry ; — Inscriptions ; — Lace ; — Manners aud Cus- 
 toms : — Names ; — Marriage ; — Numismatics ; — Pottery ; 
 Signboards ; — Taverns. 
 
 In addition to the Societies mentioned above, see Ameri- 
 can antiquarian society ; Peabody Museum ; aud the 
 Society of antiquaries, London. The Proceedings of the 
 American association for the promotion of scienoe, and 
 the Publications of the Smithsonian Institution also af- 
 ford much aroiifflological material. 
 
 Archaia. See Dawson (J. W. ) 3762.18 
 
 Archelaus. Works. Tr. by S. D. F. Salmond. Edin. , 
 1871. 8°- [A.-N.Chr. libr., v. 20.] . .3467.09 
 
 Archer (T. ) Terrible sights of London and labours 
 
 of love. London, 1870. 12° 5816.2J 
 
 Archer (T. 0. ) Popular economic botany. London, 
 
 1853. 16° 4912.11 
 
 Archerius. De diversis coloribus. [In Merrifield 
 
 {Mrs. M. P.) Original treatises.] . . . 1422.01 
 Archery. See Amusem silts, p. 23. 
 Arches. See Architecture ; — Arts (Useful : Arches , 
 
 — Bridges ; — Engineering). 
 Archipelago. See Countries. (Grecian Archipelago ; 
 
 Eastern Archipelago. ) 
 
 ARCHITECTURE. 
 
 General and Miscellaneous Works. 
 
 American institute of architecture. Proceedings. 1316.28 
 
 Barry (Sir C.) Life and works. By Rev. A. Barry. 
 1867 • . . . 1313.12 
 
 Chambers (W.) Treatise on the decorative part of 
 civil architecture. With notes and an examina- 
 tion of Grecian arch., by J. Gwilt. 1862. 1316.03 
 ■Chikls(G. W.) Philadelphia Publio Ledger building. 
 1868 1313.40 
 
 Oresy (E.) Analytical index. See Hope (T.) Hist. 
 
 essay. 
 
 1315.33 
 
 Dwyer (C. P.) Economy of church, parsonage, and 
 school architecture. 1856 1313.21 
 
 Gaiihabaud (J.) *L'architecture du Y. au XVIL siecle, 
 et les arts qui en de'pendent. Text, 4 v. Atlas, fol. 
 185S. 1316.12 
 
 GarbeU(EL.) Principles c f design in A.. 1850. 1312.03 
 
 Hinder (G.\ Eitelberger (B. von), andHeiser (J.) *Mittel- 
 alterliche Kunstdenkmale des osterreichischen 
 Kaiserstaates. 2 v. 1858 1316.22 
 
 Kimj (T. H.) "Study-book of mediaeval architecture 
 and art A series of working drawings of the 
 principal monuments of the middle ages. 4 v. 
 1868. 1317.12 
 
 Zafevnr (M. ) Beauties of modern A. 1849. . 1315.02 
 
 LefevrelA.y Wonders of architecture. 1870.1312.17 
 
 - Richardson (T. A.) Art of architectural modeling in 
 
 paper. 1859 1312.04 
 
 Buskin (J.) Lectures on A. 1856 1313.11 
 
 — Poetry of A. : cottage, villa, etc. 1873. . 1312.26 
 
 — Seven lamps of A. 1852 1313.10 
 
 — •Stones of Venice. 3 v. London, 1851-53. 8°. 
 
 1 The Foundations. 2. The Sea Stories. 3. The Fall. 
 
 Same. 3 v. New York, 1851. 8°. . . 1315.06 
 
 Note. For criticisms, see Fraser's mag., (2 art.) v. 49, 
 1854 ; North Br. rev., v. 21, 1854. 
 
 Scott (G. G.) Remarks on secular and domestic A. 
 1858. 1313.25 
 
 Sharpe (E. ) Treatise on the rise and progress of de- 
 corated window tracery in England. 1849. 1314.14 
 
 Street (G. E.) New Courts of justice, [London]. 
 1872. 1313.32 
 
 Verdier (A.) and Oattois (F.) 'Architecture civile et 
 domestique au mdyen age et a la renaissance. 2 v. 
 1864. 1316.09 
 
 Yiollet-Le-Duc (E E.) Story of a house. 1874. 1313.34 
 
 .Vilruvius PoUio (M.) Architecture. Tr. by J. Gwilt. 
 1826. 1316-01 
 
 Same. From the Latin, by J. Gwilt. 1860. 1312.06 
 
 — De architectura. Lat. et Fr. Tr. par Berrault. 
 
 [Nisard's collection.] 7725.03 
 
 'Wight (P. B.) National Academy of Design. Pho- 
 tographs, with essay and description. 1866. 1316.07 
 Wight-wick (G.) Palace of architecture. 1840.1315.34 
 /3S- See also essays by S. Ferguson, in Afternoon lec- 
 tures v. 2 [2512.211 ; by T. Lowth, in Oxford prize essays, 
 v. 1 [2541.111; Ed", rev. v. 118, 1863, {Modem architecture) ; 
 N A rev' v. 112, 1871 ; Lond. quav. rev.,v 95, 1854; Quar. 
 rev. v. 132, 1872 ; Fortnightly rev., v. 8, 1867, {Future of 
 London A., by H. Conybearej ; Fraser's mag.,y. 3 1871, (A m 
 its relation to modem life) ; Fraser's mag. N. S. v. 6, 1872, 
 (True school for architects). 
 
 Building and Carpentry. 
 
 1. Building. 
 
 Allen (C. B.) Treatise on cottage B. 1857. 
 
 1312.05 
 Andrews (G. H.) Agricultural engineering, v. 1. 
 
 1852 6130.01 
 
 ■Benjamin (A.) Architect.or practical house carpenter. 
 
 1853 1315.29 
 
 — Builders'' guide. 1853 1315.28 
 
 Bowen (J. S.) Boport upon buildings, building ma- 
 terials, etc. v. 4 of. 3915.09 
 
 Brees (S. C. ) Glossary of practical architecture and 
 
 civil engineering. 1852 1313.05 
 
 Brooks (S. H.) Treatise on the erection of dwelling 
 
 houses. 1860 1312.15 
 
 Bullock (J.) Rudiments of building. 1855. .1313.23 
 Burn (P. S.) Building construction; brick, stone, 
 
 aud slate. 2 v. 1873 3942.07 
 
 Davidson (E. A.) Our houses, etc. 1869. . .1311.01 
 Dobson(E) Rudiments of building. 1859. .1312.01 
 Gibbons (D.) and Hesketh (R.) Metropolitan building 
 
 act, with notes, etc. 1859 6635.31 
 
 Halfpenny {W.) New and compleat system. 1759. 1313.22 
 Pe.wlner ( W. ) Comprehensive specifier. 1870. 1311.03 
 Smeaion (A. C.) Builder's pocket companion. 1312.12 
 Useful arts employed in construction, [anon.] 1311.06 
 
 2. Carpentry and Joinery. 
 Amateur mechanic's workshop. 1870. . . . 3923.06 
 Aveling (S. T.) Carpentry and joinery. 1871. 3924.11 
 Bemrose ( W. ) Fret-cutting and perforated carving. 
 
 1869 1316.19 
 
 Bow (B. 11.) Economics of construction in relation 
 to framed structures. Preliminary parts. Classi- 
 fications of structures. Diagrams of forces. 
 
 1873 3942.09 
 
 Clough (A. B.) Contractor's manual and builder's price- 
 book. 1855 1311.02 
 
 Newlands (J.) "Carpenter and joiner's assistant. 1867. 
 
 1317.16 
 Nicholson (P.) Carpenter's new guide. 1819.1316.20 
 Biddell (B.) New elements of hand-railing. 1871. 1310.27 
 Bobison (Prof.) and Tredgold (T.) Rudimentary trea- 
 tise. 1859 1312 07 
 
 — Same. Atlas of engravings. 1859. . . . 1315.36 
 Tarbuck (E. L.) *Encyclop£edia of. 1857. .1316.21 
 Tredgold(T.) Elementary principles of. 1871.1312.20 
 
 Byzantine Architecture. 
 
 Petit (Bev. J.) Remarks on mediaeval architecture in 
 the East. [Archaeol. jour. v. 23.]. . .1463.08 
 
 Texier (C.) and Pullan (B. P.) Byzantine architec- 
 ture. 1864 1317.11 
 
 Church Architecture. 
 Barr (J.) Anglican church A. 1843. . . . 1311.08 
 Bourasse (J. J.) Les plus belles eglises du monde. 
 1857. ... 1314-13 
 
 Davidson (E. A.) Gothic stonework. [1871.] 1311.04 
 Doliman (F. T.) Examples of interior pulpits existing 
 
 in England. 1849 1316.08 
 
 Ecclesiologisl (The). 29 v. London, 1843-68. 3635.01 
 Holly (H. H.) Church architecture. 1871. . 1316.26 
 Jackson (T. G.) Modern gothic A. 1873. .1311.09 
 Markland (J. H.) Remarks on English churches, and 
 on the expediency of rendering sepulchral me- 
 morials subservient to pious and christian uses. 
 
 1843 ■ 1313-09 
 
 Murray (J. ) Hand-book to the cathedrals of England. 
 Eastern division : Oxford, Peterborough, Nor- 
 wich, Ely, Lincoln. 1862 1313.17 
 
 — Same. Northern division. Part 1 : York, Ripon, 
 
 Carlisle. Part 2 : Durham, Chester, Manchester. 
 2 v. 1869 1313.13 
 
 — Same. Southern division. Part 1 : Wmcheslor, 
 
 Salisbury, Exeter, Wells. Part 2 : Chichester, 
 Canterbury, Rochester. 2 v. 1861. . . 1313.15 
 _ Same. Western division: Bristol, Gloucester, Here- 
 ford, Worcester, Lichfield. 1867. . . 1313.18 
 
 m -king for book* use the » Book Orders," giving the ATJTHOE'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBEB, 
 
34 
 
 ARCHITECTURE 
 
 Xeale (J. M.) Hierologua ; or the church tourists. 
 
 1813 1311.07 
 
 Okely ( W. S. ) Development of christian A. in Italy. 
 
 I860 1315.38 
 
 Petit (J. L.) Bemarks on church A. 1841. 2 v. 1314.15 
 Storer (J. ) *Hist. and antiq. of cathedral churches of 
 
 Gr. Britain. 4 v. 1814 1313.35 
 
 Webb {£. ) Sketches of continental ecclesiology . 1868. 
 
 1315.13 
 
 Wickes (C.) 'Illustrations of the spires and towers of 
 
 the medieval churches of England. 2 v. 1853- 
 
 55 1317.21 
 
 Note. — See article ' Chr. arch, of Europe ' in North Br. 
 rev., t. 34, 1861. 
 
 See also in general alphabet. St. Pauls .—Westminster 
 abbey. 
 
 Dictionaries. 
 
 Cheat (J.) 'Encyclopedia of A. 1850. . .1314.01 
 Loudon (J. C. ) Encyclopaedia of cottage, farm and vil- 
 lage A. 1869 1314.33 
 
 Stuart (R.) 'Dictionary of A. 3 v. in 2. 1854.1314.02 
 
 V. 1-2, Text. v. 3, Plates. 
 Parker (J. H.) Concise glossary of terms. 1869. 1312.16 
 
 — Glossary of terms. 2 v. in 3. 1850. Text, v. 1. 
 
 Plates, v. 2. Pts. 1-2 1315.10 
 
 RamSe (D.) Dictionnaire general des termes d'archi- 
 tecture en Francais, Allemand, Anglais et Italien. 
 
 1315.37 
 Domestic, Suburban, and Rural. 
 
 AUen (L. F.) Bural architecture. 1860. . .1314.18 
 Arnot(D. ff.) 'Gothic A.: residences. 1851. 1315.01 
 Bogue(J. W.) Domestic A. : designs, etc. 1869. 1314.28 
 Cleveland (H. W.) Villas and farm cottages. 1856. 1314.31 
 Camming s (M. F.) and Miller {C. C.) Architecture. 
 
 Designs, etc. 1865 1317.07 
 
 Daly (C. ) *L'architecture privee au 19e siecle sous 
 
 Napole"on III. Nouvelles maisons de Paris et de 
 
 ses environs. 2 v. in 3. 1864 1317.04 
 
 V. 1, Hotels prives. v. 2. Maisons a loyer. v. 2. Villas 
 
 suburbaines. 
 Downing (A. J.) A. of country houses. . . 1314.21 
 
 — Cottage residences. 1852 1314.19 
 
 — Landscape gardening, with remarks on rural A. 
 
 1841 1314.20 
 
 Same. 8th ed. [about 1870.] .... 6125.10 
 
 — Bural architecture. [In his Bural essays. ] 6125.07 
 Dioyer (C. P.) Immigrant builder. 1872. .1312.24 
 
 Field (M.) City architecture. 1854 1313.24 
 
 Gardner (E. G.) Homes and how to make them. 1312.27 
 Grammar of house planning, [anon.] 1868. . 1312.23 
 Hale(RK) Workingmen's homes. 1874. .5825.30 
 Hobbs (J. K ) A. ; designs and plans. 1873. .1313.33 
 Holly (H. H.) Country seats ; country churches, city 
 
 buildings, etc. 1863 1314.24 
 
 Bouse {The): a pocket manual. 1859. . . . 1312.02 
 Lakey (G. D.) Village and country houses ; designs. 
 
 1875 1316.02 
 
 Loudon (J. C.) 'Encyclopaedia of cottage, farm and 
 
 villa architecture and furniture. 1869. . 1314.33 
 
 — Villa gardener. 1850 6125.01 
 
 Marvel (I. ), pseud. Freehold villa for nothing. 2d ed. 
 
 [1873.] 1311.10 
 
 Morris (T.) House for the suburbs. 3ded. 1870. 1314.29 
 Replon (H.) Landscape gardening and architecture. 
 
 1840 6125.02 
 
 Richardson (C. J.) The Englishman's house. 2d ed 
 
 1870 1312.28 
 
 — Housebuilding. 2d ed. 1873 1312.25 
 
 — Picturesque designs for mansions, villas, lodges, etc 
 
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 Contents: Objections contre Descartes. Des vraies et 
 des fausses idees. Reponse da pere Malebranche. De- 
 fense a' Arnauld contre la Reponse. 
 
 Arnauld (Antoine, d. 1098). Msmoires, 1634-75. [In 
 Petitot. Mem. 2e ser. v. 34.] .... 503.12 
 
 Arnauld d'Andilly (Robert). Me'moires, 1597-1667. 
 Avec notice sur Port Royal. [In Petitot. Mem. 
 2ser. v. 33,34.] - • • 503.11 
 
 Arnay (— d'). Private life of the Romans. Edin- 
 burgh, 1808. 12° 434 06 
 
 Amim (Mme. Elizabeth [Brentano], called Bettina 
 von). Goethe's correspondence with a child. 
 Boston, 1859. 8° !!2*iiHi! 
 
 Same. 3v.ini. Berlin, 1839. 12°. .3066.19 
 
 — and Giinderode (K. von). Correspondence. Bos- 
 
 ton, 1861. 8°. • 3023.18 
 
 Arnobius. Seven books udversus Gentes. Tr. by A. 
 
 H Brvce, and H. Campbell. Edinburgh, 1871. 
 
 8° [A.-N. Chr. lib. v 19.] . . . .3467.03 
 Arnold ( lieu. Augustus C. L. ) Free-masonry and other 
 
 secret societies. Edinburgh, 1866. 12°. . 5837.10 
 Arnold (Benedict). Letters on an exped. to attack 
 
 Quebec, 1775. [In Maine hist, soc, v. 1.] 602.01 
 Arnold Tc l' Andre! G. H. Calvert 1864. .1714.28 
 Arnold ( Rev. Frederick). History of Greece [to B. L. 
 
 317]. London, 1871. 8° • J21.23 
 
 — Public life of Lord Macaulay. L., 1862. 8 . 
 
 — Turning-points in bfe. N. Y., 1873. 12 . 
 Arnold (George). Drift : and other poems, jsosu 
 
 1 oaa 1 g° lolo 
 
 — Poems grave and gay. Boston, 1867. 16' 
 Arnold (Howard Payson). European mosaic. Bos- 
 ton, 1864. 16° : ■ r-, \ Vt 
 
 — The great exhibition, with Continental sketches 
 
 New York, 1868. 12°.. . . • • • • 963-12 
 Arnold (Isaac N. ) Hist, of Abraham Lincoki and the 
 
 overthrow of slavery. Chicago, 1867. 8 . dlld.oi 
 _ Sketch of life of Lincoln. N. Y., 1869. 8°. 3113.16 
 
 3115.19 
 2512.31 
 Boston, 
 09 
 1613.09 
 
 2752.16 
 1655.06 
 1613.10 
 1613.11 
 
 Arnold (John M.) Islamism, its history, etc. 3d ed. 
 London, 1874. 8° 3454.21 
 
 — The Koran and the Bible. 2ded. L.,1866. 8°. 3757.17 
 Arnold (Matthew). Culture and anarchy. London, 
 
 1869. 8° 5814.09 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in North Br. rev., r. 60, 1869, and Lit- 
 
 tell, 1869, v. 3. 
 
 — Essays in criticism. Boston, 1865. 16°. .2512.13 
 
 Contents : Literary influence of Academies. M. Aurelius 
 Antoninus. Functions of criticism. A French Eton. Eu- 
 genie de Guerin Maurice de Guerin. Heinrich Heine. 
 On translating Homer. Joubert, Pagan and mediaeval 
 religiouB sentiment. 
 
 Note.— For reviews see Ed. rev., v. 129, 1869 ; North Br. 
 rev., v. 42, 1865; Westm. rev., v. 79, 1863 (M. A. and Co- 
 lonso.) 
 
 — Friendship's garland : opinions of Arminius, Baron 
 
 von Thunder-Ten-Tronckh. L, 1871. 12°. 5713.04 
 
 — Heinrich Heine. [Cornhill mag., v. 8, 1863.] 
 
 — Higher schools and universities in Germany. Lou 
 
 don, 1874. 12° 5511.09 
 
 — Literature and dogma, an essay toward a better ap- 
 
 prehension of the Bible. L, 1873. 12°. . 3514.02 
 
 Note.— For criticisms see Dunn (M.) Facts, not fairy tales 
 
 [35H.03]. For the author's • Review of objections,' etc., see 
 
 Contemp. rev., v. 24, 25, 1874-5. 
 
 — On the study of Celtic lit. L., 1867. 8°. 
 
 — On translating Homer. London, 1861. 
 
 — Poems. New ed. Boston, 1856. 16°, 
 New poems. Boston, 1867. 16°. , 
 
 Note.— For criticisms on Arnold's poems see Afternoon lec- 
 tures, v. 4 [2512.23] : Contem. rev , (Mr. A. and Swinburne, 
 by P. Bayne), v. 6, 1867 ; Fraser, v. 49, 1854 ; v. 61, 1855 ; v. 
 57, 1858 (Merope) ; Littell (from- Br. qu. rev.) 1872, v 2 ; 
 North Br. rev., v. 21, 1854 ; Westm. rev., v. 61, 1854. 
 
 — Popular education of France, with notices of that of 
 
 Holland and Switzerland. L, 1861. 8°. 5515.20 
 
 — St. Paul and protestantism ; with introd. on puri- 
 
 tanism and the church of England. London, 
 
 1870. 8° 3514.04 
 
 Note.— For criticism see Contem. rev., (M. A. and the 
 
 Nonconformists, by R. W. Dale,) v. 14,1870; Ed. rev., v. 
 133, 1871 (On Puritanism and national churches) ; Fraser, 
 v. 2, 1870 (M. A. and Church of Engl., by L. Stephens). 
 
 Schools and universities on the continent. London, 
 
 1868. 8° 5515.07 
 
 Arnold (R. Arthur). From the Levant, the Black Sea, 
 and the Danube. London, 1868. 12°. . 992.15 
 
 History of the cotton famine, from the fall of Sum- 
 ter. London, 1864. 8° 5926.06 
 
 Arnold (Samuel Greene). History of Rhodo Island. 
 [1636-1790.] 2 v. New York, 1859. 8°. . 624.12 
 
 Arnold (Thomas, D. D.) Christian life, its course ; 
 sermons. London, 1819. 8° 3512.19 
 
 — Christian life.its hopes; sermons. L.,1849. 8°. 3512.20 
 History of Rome. [To the death of Hannibal.] New 
 
 York, 1853. 8° 433.15 
 
 History of the later Roman commonwealth from 
 
 the second Punic war, and of the reign of Augus- 
 tus: with a life of Trajan. N. Y.,1846. 8°. 436.04 
 
 Introductory lectures on modern history. Ed. by 
 
 H. Reed. New York, 1852. 12°. . . 442.03 
 
 — Miscellaneous works. New York, 1846. 8°. 3514.01 
 
 Contents : The church. Church reform. Oxford nialig- 
 nants and Dr. Hampden. Genesis. The sin not to be 
 forgiven. Roman catholic claims. Church of England. 
 Tracts for the times Faith and reason Tradition. Mu- 
 tual relations of knowledge. Social progress of States. 
 Preface to 3d v. of Thucydides. Rugby school. Use of 
 classics Discipline of public schools. Poetry of common 
 life Education of the middle classes. Early Roman his- 
 tory. The operative classes. Christian politics. Right 
 interpretation of the Scriptures. 
 
 — Sermons. 3 v. London, 1845. 8°. . . . 3512.15 
 _ Sermons • chiefly on the interpretation of bcrip- 
 
 ture. 3d ed. London, 1851. 8°. . . . 3512.18 
 
 — History of the Roman empire, from the time of Ju- 
 
 lius Ca>sar to that of Yitellius. 2d ed., by E. Po- 
 
 cocke. London, 1853. 12° 433.15 
 
 OS- For lives of Dr. A. see Biography. 
 Arnold (Thomas, M. A.) Manual of English litera- 
 ture, with appendix on English metres. 2d i ed. , 
 enlarged. London, 1869. 8°. . . . .2751.20 
 Arnnr in H ) *Gothic architecture m modern resi- 
 * deuces T" New York, 1851. 4°, . . . .1316.01 
 Essay on nothing. [Moral satire. 
 
 Arnot (Hugo) 
 
 anon.] 3d ed. London, 1777. 18°. 
 
 3514.10 
 
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 giving the AUTHOSISKAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBEB. 
 
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 ARNOT-ARTS 
 
 Arnot (William). Church in tlie house. Lessons on 
 the Acts of the Apostles. N. Y.,1874. 12°. 3512.12 
 
 — Life of James Hamilton. 2ded. N.Y.1870. 12° 3075.22 
 Arnott(H.) Cancer; its varieties , their histology, and 
 
 diagnosis. London, 1872. 8° 4354.01 
 
 Arnott (Neil). Survey of human progress. London, 
 
 1861. 8°. . . . 5813.09 
 
 Arnould (.Sir Joseph). Life of Thomas, first lord 
 
 Denman. 2 v. New York, [1874.] 8°. 3047.23 
 
 Arnoux (W. H. ) Argument. See Rollwagen will 
 
 case. ' 5633.06 
 
 Arosemana (Domingo). Sensaciones en Oriente. New 
 
 York, 1859. 11° 1051.12 
 
 Around the Kremlin. G. T. Lowth. . . . 996.16 
 Around the tea-table. T. De W. Talmage. .3612.24 
 Around the world. E. D. G. Prime. 1872. 923.23 
 Aroux (E.) Dante heretique, revolutionnaire et so- 
 cialists Paris, 1854. 8° 3046.14 
 
 Arpe (P. F.) Apologia pro Jul. Cassar Yanino. Ro- 
 
 terodami, 1712. 16° 3581.23 
 
 Arraes (D. M. ) Arbor vita? ; or a physical account of 
 the tree of life in the garden of Eden. Out of the 
 Latine, by R. Browne. London, 1683. 16°. 4322.27 
 Arriamis of Nicomedeia. Anabasis Alexandri et Indica. 
 Emend. P. Diibner. Reliqua ed. C. Mtiller. Par- 
 isiis, Didot, 1846. 8° 7766.10 
 
 — History of the expedition of Alexander the Great 
 
 and conquest of Persia. [With the Indian his- 
 tory, and Photius' abridgment of his account of 
 the division of the empire ] Tr. by Mr. Rooke. 
 
 London, 1812. 8° 427.10 
 
 • — On coursing. Tr. with annot. With account of the 
 canes venatici of antiquity. L., 1831. 8°. 4018.14 
 
 — Periplus maris Erythraei. Indica et Periplus Ponti 
 
 Euxini. Gr. et Lat. [In Muller (C. ) Geogr. 
 
 Gr. min. v. 1, 1855.] 7765.03 
 
 - Voyage of Nearchus and Periplus of the Erythrean 
 Sea. [Gr. and Engl.] Tr. by W. Vincent. [With 
 Indica, c. 1-17, Gr.] L., 1809. 4°. [Ira Vincent 
 (W.) Commerce, v. 1,1807.] . . . .1016.01 
 
 — Rennell (J.) Examination of the Periplus. [Iny. 
 
 2 of his Comp. geogr.] 1043.20 
 
 Arrivabene (Count Charles). Italy under Victor 
 
 Emmanuel. 2 v. London, 1862. 8°. . 533.26 
 Arrom (Cecilia Bohl de Faber). ["Fernan Caballero."] 
 
 Clemencia. Novela de Costumbres. Leipzig, 
 
 1863. 12 3 7216.01 
 
 — Cuentos y poesias populares Andaluces. Leipzig, 
 
 1861. 12° 7216.02 
 
 — Elia, 6 la Espafia treinta anos ha. El ultimo Consuelo. 
 
 La noche ds Navidad. Leipzig, 1864. 12°. 7216.03 
 
 — La Pamilia de Alvareda, Callar en vida y perdonar 
 
 en muerte. Madrid, [n. &] 18°. . . . 7216.04 
 
 — La Gaviota. Tr. par A. Gillard. Bruxelles et Paris, 
 
 I860. 16° 7004.05 
 
 For some English versions see Fiction class-list. 
 Arsenic. See Medicine. (Poisons. ) 
 Arrowsmlth (J.) Paper hanger's companion. Phila- 
 delphia, 1832. 12° 3932.32 
 
 Arrowheads. Crook (G.) Indian mode of making 
 arrowheads, etc. [Sm. rep. 1871.]. . .3936.26 
 Art. See Fine arts. 
 
 Art, pictorial and industrial : magazine, v. 1, July 
 1870 -June, 1871. Lond.,1871. 4°. . . 1417.11 
 Art and myst3ry of curing, preserving, and potting. 
 By J. R. Junior. London, 1864. 16°. . 6014.04 
 Art and mystery of making British wines, cider, and 
 perry, cordials and liqueurs : also brewing. Lon- 
 don, 1865. 16°. 3931.31 
 
 Art and nature under an Italian sky. By M J M D 
 
 Edinburgh, 1853. 8° 1435.04 
 
 Art and scenery in Europe. See "Wallace (H.B.) 945.10 
 •Art (L) de verifier les dates. 42 v. P., 1818-44. 8°. 401 01 
 
 Art education. Wm. Smith. 1872 141519 
 
 •Art gems. E. Lievre. 1873 ' 145619 
 
 Art hints. J. J. Jarves. 1855 1411 02 
 
 Art idea. J. J. Jarves. 1861 1411.09 
 
 Art in the mountains. H. Blackburn. 1870.1713 15 
 Art (The) journal. 26 v. London, 1849-74. 4°. 1416.11 
 Note.— See Art union. 
 
 — Illus. catalogue of the Exhibition of 1851. London 
 
 C 1851 -] 4 ° 3918.01 
 
 Art of being happy. F. X. J. Droz. 1832. .3545.08 
 Art of conversation, [anon.] N. Y.,1864. 12°. 5427.05 
 Art of flower painting in water colours, [anon.] 
 
 Philadelphia, 1835. 4°. 1425.05 
 
 Art of invigorating life. [W. Kitchiner.] . . 4322.24 
 Art of iudging character from handwriting. See Lum- 
 
 ley (E.) T 5431.22 
 
 Art of pleasing. E. Feydeau. 1874. . . .5836.04 
 Art of stock-jobbing, [anon.'] 4th ed. London, [1816.] 
 
 8°. [Pamph., v. 12.] 5093.12 
 
 Art of travel. Frances Galton. I860.. . . 932.04 
 
 *Art (L') pour tous. v. 8-13. Paris, 1869-74. 
 
 Art recreations : with receipts for preparing materials. 
 
 Boston, 1860. 12° 1443.27 
 
 Art student at Munich. A. M. Howitt. 
 
 Art studies. J. J. Jarves. 1861 1412.02 
 
 Art thoughts. J. J. Jarves. 1869 1411.10 
 
 Art tour to northern capitals. J. B. Atkinson. 1442.05 
 *Art treasures of the United Kingdom. J. B. Waring. 
 
 1858 1447.16 
 
 'Art (The) union. 10 v. London, 1838-48. 4°. 1416.05 
 
 Note. — For continuation see Art journal. 
 Artaud de Montor (A. F. ) Italie. Paris, 1835. 8°. 
 
 [Univers.] 902.17 
 
 Arthur (King). 
 
 — Arthur ; a sketch of his life, etc. , in Engl, verse of 
 
 the 15th century. Ed. by F. J. FurnivalL Lon- 
 don, 1864. 8°. [E. E. T. S. No. 2.]. . . 7913.01 
 
 — Qlennie (J. S. S.) Arthurian localities ; their hist., 
 
 origin, chief country, etc. 1868. . . . 955.14 
 
 — Hogg (T.) Fabulous history of Cornwall. [Poem.] 
 
 1827 1651.17 
 
 — Sole(B.) Arthur, a poet, romance. 1780.1643.15 
 
 — Malory (Sir T.) La Morte d'Arthure. Hist., etc. Ed. 
 
 by T. Wright. 3 v. London, 1858. 16°. 123.28 
 Same. Philadelphia, 1868. 12°. . . . 123.28 
 
 — Merlin, or the early hist, of King Arthur. Pts. 1-3. 
 
 Ed. by H. B. Wheatley. London, 1865-69. 8°. 
 [Early Eng. text soc] 7913.13 
 
 — Merlin. [In Ellis (G.) Specimens. Boftn.] 1641.16 
 
 — Morte Arthur. [In Ellis (G.) Specimens.] 1641.16 
 
 — Parry (J. M.) Cambrian Plutarch, pp. 1-20. 3216.20 
 
 — mtson(J.) Life of King A. 1825. . . .3014.10 
 
 — Woodward (B. B.) Hist of Wales, v. 1. . 486.19 
 
 See also Bulwer's King Arthur [1671.17]; Hole (E.) Ar- 
 thur [1643.15]; Tennyson (A ) Idylls of the king, Holy Grail, 
 and other poems ; Morris (R.) Defence of G-uenevere 
 [1673.40] ; Arnold (M.) Tristram and Iseult [1613 10] j 
 Sangreal. 
 Arthur (T. S. ) Advice to young ladies. Boston, 
 1850. 18° 3511.00 
 
 — Advice to young men. Boston, 1850. 12°. 3511.01 
 
 &&~ For the Tales of this author see Fiction. 
 
 — and Carpenter (W. H.) History of Virginia. Phila- 
 
 delphia, 1852. 16° 625.28 
 
 Arthur (William). Etymological dictionary of family 
 and christian names. N. Y., 1857. 12°. 6614.04 
 
 — Italy in transition. N. Y., 1860. 12° . . 533.24 
 
 — Successful merchant : life of Samuel Budgett. New 
 
 York, 1853. 12° 3025.07 
 
 Articles of religion. See Biblical and relig. lit. 
 
 ( Thirty-nine articles). 
 Artillery. See Military science. 
 Artis (E. T.) Antediluvian phytology. London, 1825. 
 
 4° 4117.06 
 
 Artist life. See Tuckerman (H. T.) . . .1415.14 
 Artists married life. L. Schefer. 1853. . . 245.12 
 Artists. See Fine arts. (Biography : — Painting and 
 
 painters) ; also Music. (Biography.) 
 Artists and Arabs. H. Blackburn. 1868. . 1083.16 
 Artists of America. See Lester (C. E.) 1846. 1415.10 
 Arts and artists, or anecdotes of painting, sculpture, 
 
 etc. J. Eluies. 3 v. 1825. ' 1414.10 
 
 Arts (Fine) See Fine arts. 
 
 'Arts (Les) somptuaires : histoire du costume et 
 l'ameublement et des arts et industries qui s'y 
 rattachent, sous la direction de Hangard-Maug(5. 
 Dessins de 01. Ciappori. Introduction generale et 
 texte explicatif par C. Louandre. Impressions 
 en couleurs par Hangard-Mauge. Introd. ge'ne- 
 -ale. 2 v. in 1. Paris, 1857. 4°. . . . 1466.02 
 
 Same. Planches du v. auxvii. siecle. 2 v. Paris, 
 
 1858. 4° 1466.03 
 
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 magnetism ;-Anthropology ;-Arcb.aeology ; -Architecture j-Astronomy ; -Biblical, Ecclesiastical, aSd Relig. UterZ™ 
 Birds and ornithology :_Botany j-Ohemistry ;-Domestio economy ;-Ethnology :-Fine arts ;-Geography ;-Geolo™ '• 
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 1. Introductory Works. 
 Method, Mutual Relations and History of the 'Natural 
 and Physical Sciences. 
 Bacon (F.) Advancement of learning, and Novum organum 
 
 1858 6015.02 
 
 Same. [Works, v. 8-9.] 50x4.10 
 
 — Novum organum, or true suggestions for the interpretation of 
 
 nature. 1850 3918.14 
 
 — Opinions upon the conduct of the understanding. [In Mon- 
 
 tague (B.) Essays, 1824 ; p. 144-364.] 2537.05 
 
 Bailey (S ) On the progress of knowledge. [ In his Essays. 
 
 2513.02]. Mutual relations of the sciences ; General princi- 
 ples of physical investigation. [In his Discourses. 2517.05.] 
 Barnard (F. A. P.) The recent progress oi science. 1869. 3914.06 
 Barnes (A.) Progress and tendency of science. [In his Essays, 
 
 V. 2 ] 2513.07 
 
 Brown (S.) HiBt. of science. [In his Lectures, v. 1 .] . . 2515.01 
 Candolle (A. de). Histoire des sciences et des savants depuis 
 
 deux siecles. 2 v. 1873. 
 Carey (H. C.) Unity of law ; in physical, social, mental, and 
 
 moral science. 1872 5814 22 
 
 Comte(A.) Positive philosophy. Tr. by H. Martineau. 1858. 5412 07 
 Descartes (R ) Discours de la methode. [In his (Envres, 
 
 1844] 6*12.14 
 
 Same. Translated. 3d ed. 1856 5412.21 
 
 Field (<?.) Outlines of analogical philosophy 2 v. 1839. 3914.08 
 Fiske (J.) Outlines of cosmic philosophy, based on the doctrine 
 
 of evolution. 2 v. 1875 3915.28 
 
 Glanvill (J.) Plus ultra : or the progress of knowledge since 
 
 Aristotle. 1668 3914.28 
 
 Jevom (W. S.) Principles ot science : logic and scientific method, 
 
 2 v. 1874 3915.18 
 
 Lewis (G. H.) Comte's philosophy of the sciences. 1853. 3913.11 
 Liebig (J. von). Induction and deduction [Sm. rep. 1870.] 3930.25 
 Mansel (B. L.) Limits of demonstrative science considered. [In 
 
 his Letters, etc. 1873.] 6424.23 
 
 Martin (T. B.) Galilee : les droits de la science et la methode des 
 
 sciences physiques. 1868 ... 31)63.17 
 
 Park (R.) Pantology ; or survey. 1843 2726.11 
 
 Somerville (J/.) On the connexion of the physical sciences 4022.22 
 Spencer (II.) First principles. 1809 6416.13 
 
 — Of laws in general: eBsay. [Inhis Eeceut discussions.] 2544.16 
 Taine (B. A.) De la methode. [In his Phi.os. du 19 siecle, p. 
 
 317-71.] 6426.18 
 
 Tyler (S.) Discourse of the Baconian philosophy. 1850. 5411.09 
 Whewell (W.) History of the inductive sciences. 2 v. New 
 
 York, 1858 4024.01 
 
 Same. 3 v. Loudon, 1857 4023.01 
 
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 2. Mechanical sciences ; physical astronomy ; acoustics, 
 optics, thermotics and atmology. 
 
 3. Mechanico-chemical sciences; electricity, magnetism, 
 galvanism ; chemistry ; mineralogy, and crystallography ; 
 botany and zoology ; physiology and comparative anato- 
 my ; geology. 
 
 Note. — Eeviewed in Eraser's mag., v. 57, 1858 
 
 — Philosophy of inductive scieuces. First part. History of sci- 
 
 entific ideas. 2 v. 1858 4023.04 
 
 Same. Second part. Novum organum renovatum. [Aphor- 
 isms concern i ng ideas ; Of knowledge : induction and classi- 
 fication ; Of method ; Of the language of science.] 4023.06 
 ,8ES* See also in the general alphabet, Cosmology ; — 
 Biblical and religiouB lit., (Religion and science) ; — Evo- 
 lution ; — Logic. 
 
 For essays see Calderwood (H.) Eelation of science and 
 philos. [Contemp. rev., v. 16, 1871]; Kingsley (O.) Science, 
 a lecture [Fraaer's, v. 74, 1866] ; Montagu (B.) Essays, 
 1839 [2537.04]; Spencer (H.) What knowledge is most worth 
 [Westm. rev., v. 72, 1859] ; Sterling (J.) On the worth of 
 knowledge. [In his Essays, v 1. 2647.09.] 
 Ancient Science. 
 Childhood of experimental philosophy. [In Chambers' Papers, 
 
 v. 10 ] 2516.05 
 
 Goguet (A . T.) Origin of art and sciences. 3 v. 1761.. 435.20 
 Napier (J.) Manufacturing arts in ancient timeB, with special 
 
 reference to Bible history. 1874 3941.11 
 
 JUST See also Aristotle, p. 35 ; — and Inventions, below. 
 
 Also Nat. qu. rev., V. 3, 1861 (Ancient and modern science); 
 
 Oxford prize essays, v. 1, 1836 (In what arts have Moderns 
 
 excelled Ancients) ; — Philosophy (Ancient). 
 
 Bibliography. 
 
 Royal society of London. Catalogue of scientific papers. 1800- 
 
 1863. 5 v 2736.01 
 
 Classification of Knowledge. 
 Edwards (E.) [In his Memoirs on libraries, v. 2 ] . . .2744.02 
 Harris (W. T.) [In St. Louis. Pub. school tibr. Catal. 1870.] 
 Leslie (J. P.) [In his Man's origin, etc. 1868.] .... 6813.16 
 Mill (J. S.) [In his Auguste Comte, etc. 1866.] .... 5412.08 
 Park (R.) [In his Pantology. 1843.] 2715.10 
 
 -Sooial 
 
 Spencer (H.) Classification, etc. [Inhis Essays, v. 3, 1874.] 2547.25 
 — Genesis of science. [In his Essays.] . . .2543.19-2547 23 
 Symonds (J A.) [In his Miscellanies. 1871.] . . . .2547 19 
 Whewell (Wm.) [In his Philosophy of inductive sciences. 2d 
 
 Part.] 4023.06 
 
 Delusions of Science. 
 Dircks (H.) Scientific studies. 2. Chimeras of science. 3914,27 
 
 Encouragement of Science. 
 Babbage (C.) Beflections on the decline of S inEngland. 3914.14 
 
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 Atkinson (W. P.) Classical and scientific studies. 1865. 5518.09 
 Barnard (B.) Science and ait. Systems, institutions and sta- 
 tistics of scientific instruction applied to national indus- 
 tries in different countries, v. 1. Europe. 1872. . 5518.01 
 Brougham (H., lord). Objects, advantages, and pleasures of. 
 [Discourses,1840. 3913.17] ; — Same. 1846. [3523.15]; — Same 
 1827. [6093.20.] 
 Butler (C.) Utility of science to commerce. [Pamph., v. 7.] 5058.07 
 Creed. (B. II.) anJL Williams (W.) Handicraftsmen and capita - 
 
 ists. 1867 5933.10 
 
 Dick(T) On the improvement of society by the diffusion of 
 
 knowledge. . 3gis 19 
 
 Same. [Works, v. 1. 1853.] 5033.02 
 
 Everett (E.) Importance of scientific knowledge to practical and 
 
 working men. [Orations, v 1.] 6322.03 
 
 Great Britain. Royal commission on scientific instruction, v. 1. 
 First, supplementary, and second reports, w.th evidence. 
 
 1872 3918.07 
 
 Hall (R.) Advantage of knowledge to the lower classes. 5042.01 
 Hughes (T ) Know edge : the fit furniture of the mind. 3914.2a 
 Russell (J. S.) Systematic technical education. 1860. . 3814.26 
 Stetson (C. B.) Technical education iu Europe, 1874. .5522.02 
 
 Todhunter (J ) Conflict of studies, etc. 1873 6518.06 
 
 Contents : Conflict of studies [classical and scientific] ; 
 Competitive examinations ; Private study of mathema- 
 tics ; Academical reform ; Elementary geometry ; The 
 mathematical tripos. 
 
 Twining (T.) Science lor the people. 1870 3914 07 
 
 Verplank (G. C.) Importance of scient. knowledge to the manu- 
 facturer and practical mechanic. [In his Discourses.] 3913.17 
 Warren (S. E.) Notes on polytechnic or scientific schools, in 
 
 the United States. 1866 5515.17 
 
 Wiseman (N.) Lectures on the identification of artisan and ar- 
 tist [Sm. rep., 1870.] 3936.25 
 
 Woodbury (L ) Importance of science in the arts. [Writings, 
 
 v. 3.] ■ 5077 14 
 
 Youmans (E. L.) Culture demanded by modern life. 5514 16 
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 ,6®=* For essays see Mathias (Gr. H. D ) A little learning 
 not a dangerous thing. [In his Tutor's advice. 5512.05] ; 
 Peabody (A P.) Address [Sm. rep., 1872. 3936.27] ; Con- 
 temp, rev., v. 8, 1868, (By J. M Ludlow) ; Ed. rev., v. 127, 
 1868 ; Fortnightly v. 10, 1868, (By Prof. Jeukin) ; Quar. 
 rev., \. 123, 1867 ; West, rev., v. 75, 1861. 
 
 2. Special Subjects. 
 Aeronautics. 
 
 [Air-travelling, Balloons, etc.] 
 Arago(D.F.) Aeronautic voyages. [Sm. rep., 1863.] . .3936.18 
 Glaisher (J.) Balloon ascensions. [Sm. rep., 1863.] . . 3936.18 
 
 — Travels in the air. 1871 3927.20 
 
 Holland (R.,) Mason (M.) and (Green (C) Aeronautical exped. 
 
 from London to Weilburg. 1837 In 5721.06 
 
 Marey (M ) Phenomena of flight in the animal kingdom. [Sm. 
 
 rep., 1869.] 3936.24 
 
 Marion(F.) Wonderful balloon ascents. 1870 3922.04 
 
 Pelligrew (J. B ) Modes of flight in relation to aeronauticB. 
 
 [Sm. rep., 1867 ] 3936.22 
 
 Tournac-hon (F.) A terre et en l'air. Memoires du Geant [Bal- 
 lon], 1869. Par Nadar. [pseud.] 3922.05 
 
 Tumor (H.) Astra castra : experiments and adventures in the 
 
 atmosphere. 1865 . 3927.21 
 
 Verne (,/.) Five weeks in a balloon. [Fiction.] . . . 191.29 
 Wise (J.) System of aeronautics. 1850 3927.00 
 
 — Through the air : forty years' experience. 1873. . . 3927 33 
 
 Note.— See Koyal engineers Papers. N.S., v. 12 [3917.12], 
 for papers on Balloon reconuoissances. 
 
 Annual Records. 
 
 American Institute. Transactions, v. 6-32, 1847-8— 71-2. 611 7.C6 
 Note. — Each yearly volume contains a report in rela- 
 tion to the aunual exhibition, with addresses, scientific 
 lectures, discussions of the Farmers' club, transactions of 
 the Polytechnic association, and proceedings of the Pho- 
 tographic section. 
 Annie scieutifique et industrielle. Par L. Figuier. . . 3922.09 
 
 Same Tables deconnales. 1856-1865 3922.10 
 
 Annual of scientific discovery. Ed. by D. A. Wells [and others] 
 1849-71 3912.01 ; 3912.18 
 
 In asking for books, use the •' Book Orders," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, aud the NUMBER. 
 
40 
 
 ARTS, USEFUL: Aqueducts to Cotton. 
 
 Annual record of science. Ed. by S.F. Baird. 1871-74. . .8906.01 
 Arcana of science and art. Ed. by J. Timbs. 11 v. 1828-38. 16". 
 
 Note. — For continuation see Year-book of facts. 
 Fear-book of facts. Ed. by J. Timbs. 1839-74. . . . 3911.01 
 Tear-hook of nature and popular science. Ed. by J. 0. Draper. 
 1872 390612 
 
 See also Periodicals. 
 
 Aqueducts. 
 
 Turnbull (W.) Reports on the construction of the piers of the 
 aqueduct of Alexandria canal across the Potomao river at 
 Georgetown, D. O. 1835-40 3927.32 
 
 See also Waterworks. 
 
 Arches. 
 
 Baker (B.) On the strength of A. 1870 3926.26 
 
 See also Engineering, below ; and Architecture, p. 33. 
 
 Asphalt and Bitumen. 
 
 Beckwith {A.) Report o:i. [Paris univ. exp., U. S. reports, v. 4.] 
 
 3915.12 
 
 Assaying. 
 
 Barstow (W.) Sulphurets : how assayed and worked. . 3933.29 
 Bodeman 'T.) and Kerl {B.) Assaying of lead, copper, silver, 
 
 gold, and mercury. 1865 3933.44 
 
 Cramer (J. A.) Art of assaying. 1764 3934.54 
 
 De Koainck {L. L.) and Dielz (E.) Manual of chemical analysis 
 
 and assaying, as applied to iron and steel, 1872. . 4002.02 
 
 Lieber (6>. M. j Assayer's guide. 1852 3933.45 
 
 Mitchell (J.) Practical assaying. 1868 8933.30 
 
 Worth (0.) Practical assayer. 1874 8933.60 
 
 See also Chemistry. {Blow-pipe.) 
 
 Baking. 
 
 White (J.) Art of baking. 1828 8931.44 
 
 Balloons. 
 
 See Aeronautics, p. 39.] 
 
 Beet-root Sugar. 
 
 Aligny (H. F, Q. d'). Manufacture of. [Paris univ. expos., v. 6.] 
 
 3915.13 
 Crookes (W.) Manufacture of, in England and Ireland. . 3931.42 
 DeMan (E. F.) " Beet-root sugar " question. 1870. . 3931.43 
 
 Bells. 
 
 Deruison (E. B.) Treatise on bells. 1860 3932.20 
 
 See also Bells and bell-ringing, in general alphabet. 
 
 Brazing. 
 
 Amateur mechanic's workshop. 1870 3023.06 
 
 Brewing. 
 
 [See Liquors, below.] 
 
 Brick and Tile-making and laying. 
 
 Davidson (E. A.) Drawing for bricklayers. 1872. . . , 3924.15 
 
 Dobson {E.) Bricks and tiles. Pts. 1-2. 1850 3832.24 
 
 Hyde (C.) Bricks and tiles in Holland. [In Weale's quar. papers, 
 T.6.] 3818.13 
 
 Bridges. 
 Baker (B.) Long-span railway bridges. 1870 3934.18 
 
 — — Same. Revised ed. 1873 3925.24 
 
 Bashford (F.) Menai bridge during storms, with new method of 
 
 constructing suspension bridges. [Weale's qu. papers v. 6.] 
 
 3918 17 
 Dempsey (G. D.) Tubular aud other iron girder bridges. 3934 05 
 Oleig (<?. R.) Military bridges. [In his Essays, v. 1, 1868.] 2628.16 
 Haupt (if.) Theory of bridge construction. 1856. . . 3934.03 
 Hearici (O.J Skeleton structures : iron and steel. . . . 3942.16 
 Humber ( W.) Practical treatise on cast and wrought iron bridges 
 
 and girders as applied to railway structures and to buildings 
 
 generally. 1857 3927 19 
 
 Roebling ( IP. A.) Pneumatic tower foundations of the East River 
 
 suspension bridge. Reports 3943 oj. 
 
 Rogers (F.) Construction of bridges. [Sm. rep., 1861.] .3936 16 
 
 — Roads and. [Sm. rep., I860.] , 3936.15 
 
 Weale (J.) and others. Theory, practice, etc., of bridges of Btoue 
 
 iron, timber, and wire. 6 v. in 4. 1855-66. . . .3927.16 
 
 Building. 
 
 [See Architecture, p . 33.] 
 
 Cabinet-making. 
 
 Davidson (E. A.) Drawing for cabinet-makers. 1872 8924 33 
 
 Gothic album for cabinet-makers. 1868 ' 131618 
 
 Stokes (J.) Cabinet maker's and Upholsterer's companion! 3932 84 
 [See also, Furniture, in general alphabet.] 
 
 Calico-Printing. 
 [See Dyeing and calico-printing, p. 41.] 
 
 Canals. 
 
 Armroyd(G) Internal navigation of the U. S. 1830 <im<! on 
 
 trisi (P.) Essays on cauals. 1861 ' ' Ioobo? 
 
 Fulton (R.) Improvement of canals. 1796. ' 39.1799 
 
 ^1804.'"' K ° POrt °'' aommiasi0 ™™ [«n the Caledonian canal] 
 
 Stevenson (D.) Canal and river engineering. 'l872. \ '392639 
 
 Tanner (U.S.' Canals of the United States. 1840. . ilS 
 
 Carpentry and Joinery. 
 
 [See Architecture, p. 33.] 
 
 Carriage-Painting. 
 
 Arlot (— ). Complete guide. 1871 3932.36 
 
 Gardner (F. B.) Carriage painter's manual. 1871. . . 3932.41 
 Hub (The) and New York coachmaker's mag. v. 13-14, March. 
 1871— April, 1873. 
 
 Carriages. 
 
 Adams (W. B.) English pleasure carriages, etc. 1637. .3982.42 
 
 Casting. 
 
 Amateur (The) mechanics' workshop. 1870 3923.06 
 
 Cements, Limes, Mortars, and Concrete. 
 
 [See also Masonry, page 44.] 
 Anderson (J.) Essay on quicklime, as a cement. 1799. 6121.04 
 Beckwith (L. F.) Report on Beton-Coignet. [In United States 
 
 Commissioners to Paris Exhib. Reports, v. 4.] . . 3916.12 
 Burnett (G B.) On limes, cements, mortars, etc. 1857. . 3932^27 
 Gittmore (Q. A.) On limes, hydraulic cements, and mortars 
 
 1862 3932.22 
 
 — Pract. treatise on Coignet-Beton. 1371 4007.01 
 
 Graham (G.) Limes and cements. [Royal engineers. Papers 
 
 v. 12.] 3917.16 
 
 Reid (H.) Pract. treatise on concrete. 1869 3942.02 
 
 Scott (Capt. —). On limes and cements. On concretes. [In Royal 
 
 engineers. Papers, N. S., v. 11.] 
 
 Cider. 
 
 [See Liquors, page 44.] 
 Clocks and Watches. 
 
 American horological journal, v. 1-4. N. Y., 1870-73. 4°. 8947.15 
 Barrington (D.) Observations on the earliest introduction of 
 
 clocks. [Archseologia, V. 6, 1779.] 512s. 
 
 Booth (M.L.) Clock and watchmaker's new manual. 1860. 3932J9 
 Camming (A.) Elements of clock and watchwork. 1766. 3937.31 
 Denison (E. B.) Treatise on clocks and watches. 1860. 3932^20 
 Horological journal, v. 15-16, 1873-74. 
 
 Immisch (M.) Prize essay on the balance spring and its iso- 
 chronal adjustments. 1873 3932.09 
 
 Kemlo (F.) Watch-repairers' hand-book. 1869. . . '. 3932.14 
 
 Morgan (C. O.) Observations on an astronomical and astrological 
 
 table-clock, together with an account of the astrolabe 
 
 Morgan (O.) 'Watch-making, from the earliest period to modern 
 
 times. Two articles. [Archasologia, v. 33.] . . . 6128 
 
 [Archsologia, v. 34, 1852.] 5128.' 
 
 Nelthropp (H. L.) A treatise on watchwork, past and present. 
 
 1873 3932.00 
 
 Reid (T.) Treatise on clock and watchmaking. 2d ed. 1846. 3932.21 
 Smyth (W. H.) Description of an astrological clock. [Archaio- 
 
 logia, v. 33, 34.] .... , 5128. 
 
 Wood (E. J.) Curiosities of clocks and watches. 1866. 3932.18 
 Coal. 
 
 Aligny (H. F. Q. a"). Report on pressed or agglommerated coal 
 
 [Paris univ. expos., 1867. Reports, v. 6.] . . of. 3915 09 
 Artis (E. T.) Antediluvian phytology of Great Britain. 4117 06 
 Brown (R.) Coal fields and coal trade of Cape Breton. . 3933 19 
 Fordyce ( W.) History of coal, coke, etc. 1860. . . . 3937 '29 
 Holland (J.) History of fossil fuel, the collieries and coal trade 
 
 of Great Britain. 1841 3933 2 q 
 
 Hull(E.) Coal-fields of Great Britain. 1861 . .' ' 393248 
 Huxley (T. H.) On the formation of coal. [In his Critiques, 
 
 2532.19]. 
 LeConte (J.) Lectures on coal. [Sm. rep., 1857.] . . . 8936.12 
 Macfarlane (J.) Coal regions of America. 1873. . . 4007 04 
 Our coal and our coal pits, [anon.] 1857. [T. L., v. 13.'] 6076 28 
 Proctor (R. A.) Coal. [In his Borderland, etc.] . , 3915 17 
 Taylor (R. C.) Statistics of coal. 1855. .... 3933 31 
 
 Tissandier (67.) La houille [et ses transformations.] ' .' 8933.01 
 
 See also Mines and mining. 
 
 Columns. 
 Baker {B.) On the strengths of columns. 1870. . . . 8926.26 
 
 Concrete. 
 
 [See Cements.] 
 
 Confectionery. 
 
 Francatelli (C. E.) Royal confectioner. 1874. . . . 6017 10 
 
 Jeanes(W.) Gunter's modern confectioner. 1861. . . 6017 11 
 
 rA?:', Confeotiolle r's and pastry-cook's guide. 14th ed. 
 
 [1874.] 6017 12 
 
 Weatherley (H.) Art of boiling sugar for.' 1865. '. '. '. 893l!28 
 See also Domestic economy, in general alphabet. 
 
 Cookery. 
 
 [See Domestic economy, in general alphabet.] 
 
 Copper. 
 
 [See Assaying, p. 40 ; -Metallurgy, p. 46 ;— Metals, p. «;— 
 
 Mines, p. 45.] 
 
 Cotton, and Cotton manufactures. 
 
 Arnold (R. A.) History of the cotton famine. 1864. .6926.06 
 
 Barnes IE.) History of the cotton manufacture in Great Britain. 
 
 18o5 ^ 3932 03 
 
 Baird (UH.) American cotton spinner. 1851.' '. '. '. 893101 
 VLJ ' Growth, trade, and manufacture of cotton. 
 
 a 0l fj *•* /?",' 0otton manufacturers' assistant. ' 187o". '. 393l!o7 
 
 heidard (J.) Haud-book on cotton manufactures. 1867. 8932.06 
 
 History ot cotton j including spinning, dyeing, and weaving. 
 
 LB " d 3931.06 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
ARTS, USEFUL : Cotton 'o Engineering. 
 
 41 
 
 McHenry ((?./ The cotton trade aud negro slavery. 2d ed. 5926.07 
 Montgomery (J.) Cotton manufactures of the U. S. 1840. 3932.02 
 Madge (E. R.) Beport on. [Paris univ. expos. U. S. Reports, 
 
 V. 6.] 3915.14 
 
 Royle {J. F.) Culture of cotton in India. 1851. . . . 5926.05 
 SmWiers (H.) History of the cotton trade. [In his Liverpool, 
 
 etc. 1825.] 498.15 
 
 Treatise on the cott on trade ; in twelve letters, [anon.] Lon- 
 don, (1790.J 12° 5911 06 
 
 Ure(A.) Cotton manufacture of Gr. Britain. 2 v. 1861. 8931.02 
 
 White (67. S.) History of the cotton manufacture in England 
 
 and Amorica. [In his Memoir of Slater ] 1K36. . . 3164.09 
 
 Woodbury (L.) On the cultivation, manufacture, and foreign 
 
 trade of cotton. [Writings, v. 3. 1852.J .... 5077.12 
 
 See also Agriculture, p 7. 
 
 Dictionaries and Cyclopaedias. 
 
 Antisell (T.) Hand-book of the Useful Arts. 1852. . . 3916.07 
 Beeton's Science, art, etc. A dictionary. 2 v., London. .3916.16 
 Brande (W. T.\ and Cox (67 W.) Dictionary of Bcience, litera- 
 ture, and art. 3 v. Loudon, 1865-67 3916.02 
 
 Buchanan (W. M.) Dictionary of scientific terms. . 8915.24 
 Outbush (J.) Dictionary of practical knowledge. 1814. 3916 08 
 Dodd (67.) Dictionary of manufactures. 1869. . . .3915.25 
 English cyclopaedia. Conducted by C. Knight. Arts and Sciences. 
 
 8v. 1859-61 3908.09 
 
 — — Same. Supplement. 1873 3908.17 
 
 Maunder (S.) Scientific treasury. 1866 3914.33 
 
 Rodwell (G. F.) Dictionary of science. 1871. . . . 3915.27 
 
 Tomlinson (C.) Cyclopaedia of useful arts. 2 v. ... 3916.10 
 Ure (A ) Dictionary of arts, manufactures, and mines. New 
 
 York, 1853. 8° 3916.05 
 
 Same. Supplement, ed. by H. Hunt. K. Y., 1863. 8°. 3916.06 
 
 Weak (J.) Dictionary of terms used in architecture, art, engi- 
 neering, etc. 2d ed. 1860. ... . . . 3913 16 
 
 Domestic Economy. 
 
 [See Domestic economy, in general alphabet.] 
 
 Drainage. 
 
 Wells (S.) Hist, of the drainage of Bedford Level. 2 v. 3934.14 
 
 Map. 1829 3934.14 
 
 Wheeler ( W. H.) FenB of S. Lincolnshire and [their] drainage. 
 
 1868 3934.13 
 
 ^g* See also Sewerage, p. 46. 
 
 Drawing. (Mechanical and Engineering.) 
 
 [See also, in the general alphabet, Fine arts. (Drawing and 
 
 perspective.)] 
 
 Appleton's Cyclopaedia of drawing. Ed. by "W E. Worthen. 
 
 6 parts. 1862. 
 
 1. Topographical drawing 3924.25 
 
 2. Perspective and isometrical drawing. . , . 3924 26 
 
 3. Shading aud shadows 39*24.27 
 
 4. Drawing instruments 3924.28 
 
 5. Architectural drawing and design 3924.29 
 
 6. Mechanical drawing and design 3924.30 
 
 Binns (W.) Elementary treatise on orthographic projection 
 
 1871 3924.17 
 
 Davidson (E. A.) Drawing for bricklayers. 1872. . . 3924.15 
 
 — Drawing "for cabinet-makers. 1872 3924.33 
 
 — Drawing for metal-plate workers. 1872 3424 34 
 
 — Drawing for stone masons. ' . 3924.16 
 
 — Drawing : solid forms, shades, objects in cardboard. . 3924.18 
 
 — Drawing for machinists and engineers. 187C . . i 3924.19 
 
 — Drawing for carpenters and joiners. 1870. . . 3924 22 
 
 — Linear drawing. 1865 3924.23 
 
 De Rheims [J. F. H.) First practical lines in geometrical draw- 
 ing. 1865 3924.31 
 
 Johnson ( W.) Practical draftsman's book of industrial design. 
 
 Founded on Armengaud 3924.24 
 
 Maxlon (J.) Workman's manual of engineering drawing. 3924.32 
 Warren (S. E.) Elements of machine construction and draw- 
 ing. 2 V 3923.20 ; 3924.21 
 
 — Manual of drafting instruments and operations. 1865. 3922.21 
 Wilde (B. P.) Hand-book for architectural drawing. 1846. 3927'.09 
 
 Drilling. 
 
 Ran (C.) Drilling in stone without metal. [Sm. rep., 1868.] 3936.23 
 
 Dry Docks. 
 Clarice (H.) Hydrostatic and hydraulic docks, patent slips, etc., 
 
 of the U. S. [Weale's qu. papers, v. 4.] 3918.14 
 
 Stuart {C. B.) Naval dry docks of the United States. 1852. 3927.14 
 
 Dyeing. 
 
 Bancroft (E.) Philosophy of permanent colors ; dyeing, calico 
 
 printing, etc. 1813 3933.06 
 
 Berthotlet (C. L. and A. B.) Art of dyetcg. 2 v. 1824. . 3933.04 
 Crookes (W.) ^Practical hand-book of dyeing and- calico-print- 
 ing. 1874 3933.00 
 
 Dyeing purple and azure. [Sm. rep., 1863.] 3936.18 
 
 Napier (J.) Mauuai of dyeing receipts. 1855 3933 03 
 
 O'Neil(C) Dictionary of dyeing and calico-printing. .3933.10 
 Parnell (E. A.) Dyeing aud calico-printing. 1849. . .3933.02 
 Slater [J. W.) Manual of colors and dye-wareB. 1870. . 3933.08 
 Tennent (J. E.) On the copyright of design for printed fabrics. 
 1841 3931.14 
 
 Electro-metallurgy. 
 
 Smee(A.) Elements of electro-metallurgy. 1860. . . .3933.56 
 Watt (A.) Electro-metallurgy. 1860 3933.48 
 
 Walker (C. V.) Electrotype manipulation. 1862. . . 8933.50 
 Engineering. 
 [See also, in this alphabet, Bricks and tiles ;— Bridges ;— 
 
 Cements, limes, and mortars ; — Drawing ; Dry Docks • 
 
 Drainage and Bcwage ;— Embankments ;— Foundation's ; 
 —Harbours ; —Hydraulics ; — Masonry ; -Railroads ;— 
 Roads ; — Steam and Steam-engine : — Surveying , Water- 
 works;— and, in the general alphabet, Architecture. 
 (Building, p. 33) ; and Military science.] 
 
 Baker (T.) Land and engineering surveying. 1859. . . 3925.17 
 
 — On mensuration : modern E., etc. 1859 4011.34 
 
 Blake ( W. P.) Civil E., and publio works. rPar'is 'univ ' expos 
 
 1867. Reports, v. 4.] ' 3915.12 
 
 Brees (S. C.) Architecture and civil E. 1852. . .' . 1313 05 
 Byrne (Oliver). Spon's dictionary of E. 3 v. 1870. . .3927 10 
 
 Cresy (E.) "Encyclopaedia of civil E. 1847 3925 01 
 
 Same. Supplement. 1856. 
 
 Engineer's, architect's, and contractor's pocket-book, for 1870. 
 
 3925 32 
 
 Greenwell (67. C.) Miue engineering. 1855 3827 03 
 
 Haskoll (TT. D.) Practice 01 E. field work. 1858. . .3925.03a 
 
 Same. 1871 3925.03 
 
 Bogg (J.) Engineers' companion. 1869 3931 39 
 
 Kelt (T ) Engineers' practical guide. 1852 3923.07 
 
 — Mechanic's and engineer's guide. 1872 3922 15 
 
 Law (H.) Rudiments of civil E. 3 pts. in 1 v. 1859-62. 3925 02 
 
 Mahan (D. H.) Civil E. 1852 3925.06 
 
 Ed. with additions by D. V. Wood. 1873. . . .' 3925.14 
 
 Rankine (W. J. M .) Manual of civil E. 4th ed. 1865. 3925 07 
 
 — Useful rules and tables. 2d ed. 1867 3924.08 
 
 — and Bamber (E. F.) Mechanical text-book. 1873. . 3922.16 
 Simms (F. W.) Treatise on levelling. 4th ed., with Law's prac- 
 tical examples for railway curves and Trautwine's Field 
 practice of laying out circular curves. 1856. . . 3925.20 
 
 Spon's dictionary of engineering, civil, mechanical, military, and 
 
 naval. Compiled by O. Byrne, v. 1. 1870. . . . 3927.10 
 
 Stevensm (D.) Civil E. of North America. 1859. . . 3925.18 
 
 — Canal and river engineering. 1872 3926.39 
 
 Trautwine (J. C.) New method of calculating the cubic contents 
 
 of excavations. 1851 3935.02 
 
 Vose (67. £.) Manual for railroad engineers and engineering stu- 
 dents. 1 v. in 2. 1873 3942.11 
 
 Wiggins (J.) Practice of embanking lands from the sea. 1852. 
 
 3934.09 
 
 Engineering Periodicals and Transactions. 
 American society of civil engineers, v. 1-3, 1872-4. . 3948 01 
 
 Engineer (The), v. 27-32, 1869-74 8209'ol 
 
 Engineering, v. 3-18, 1867-74 8199.01 
 
 Engineering and mining journal, v. 8-19, 1869-74. 
 
 Genie (Le) indastriel : revue des inventions francaises et 
 
 etrangeres. Par Armingaud frcres. v. 1-38 en 19. Paris 
 
 1851-69. 8° 3945.01 
 
 New York. State engineer. Annual reports. 
 
 Royal engineers. Papers on sublects connected with the duties 
 
 of the Corps of royal engineers. 10 v. L., 1837-49. 4°. 3918.17 
 
 Same. New series, v. 1-19. London, 1851-71. 8°. 3917.03 
 
 United States. Chief of engineers. Annual reports. 
 
 United Slates. Corps of engineers. Professional papers. No. 12. 
 
 3d ed. 1873 3942.13 
 
 Contents : Tables and formulae useful in surveying, geol- 
 ogy, and practical astronomy, including projection of maps. 
 Van Nostrand's eclectic engineering magazine, v. 1-11. 1869-74. 
 
 8169.08 
 Weale's quarterly papers on engineering, v. 1-6. 1843. 3918.11 
 
 Contents : 1 . Life of James Brindley, by a Hughes. 
 Life of William Chapin. On the dredging machine. En- 
 gines of the Kauischatka Russiau steam frigate nf war. 
 Hints on some improvements of the steam engine, uy J. 
 Gill. Memoir of Win. Jessop, by S. Hughes. On the adv. 
 of malleable iron in jetties and breakwaters. Notices. 
 
 2. Report on the railroad from Kingstown to iialkey, in 
 Ireland, upon the atmospheric system, by M. Mallet. 
 Method of applying the atmospheric pressure to railways, 
 by pneumatic locomotive engines, by J. Gill. Memoir of 
 Mr. Samuel Clegs;. Treatise on heat, by E. Peclet. Dredg- 
 ing, by Messrs. Bury, Curtis and Kennedy. Harbours of 
 of the south-eastern coast and restoration of the Heme 
 bay pier, by W. Mullingar Higgms. Examples of engineer- 
 ing in the United States. On havens of safety, by James 
 Vetch. Sir John Rennie's report on Holyhead and port 
 Dynllaen harbours. Comparative loss by friction in beam 
 and direct action steam engines, by W. Pole. The engi- 
 neering of Holland, by Hyde Clarke. Consumption of fuel 
 in the locomotive engines of the Liverpool and Manchester 
 railway, etc., by Edw. Wood. Sir John Macueill's Report 
 on the atmospheric railway. 
 
 3. Peclet's Treatise on heat. Mr. Page's report on the 
 harbourB of Holyhead and Porth-dyn-llaen. Captain Bos- 
 wall's Description of a model plan for the construction of a 
 spacious harbour in connexion with Granton pier. Con- 
 struction of the iron roof of the new houses of parliament. 
 Hughes' Paper on slate quarries. Wolf's patent steam en- 
 gine. Sargent's Lectures on American steam navigation. 
 Arago' Report on atmospheric railways. Cast iron perma- 
 nent bridge across the Nevka at St. Petersburg, now erect- 
 ing. Memoir of the Thames tunnel, by Henry Law. In- 
 quiry into the fall necessary in the cross sections of roads, 
 and the best form of cross sections, by John Neville. On 
 the manufacture of bricks and tiles in Holland, by Hyde 
 Clarke. 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
42 
 
 ARTS, USEFUL: Essays and Miscellanies. 
 
 4. Hydrostatic and hydraulic docks, patent slips, etc., 
 of the United States, by Hyde Clarke. Ancient and pres- 
 ent state of the harbour of Kye, by John Meryon. On 
 the application of atmospheric pressure to railways, by 
 T. Harris, jr. Menai bridge during storms ; with pro- 
 posed new method of constructing suspension bridges, by 
 Francis Bashforth. Law of French aud English patents, 
 by Charles Egan. Three reports upon atmospheric rail- 
 ways, by Robert Mallett. Experiments by John Rennie 
 on the power of water-wheels. Diagrams for fa ilitating 
 the construction of oblique bridges, by W. H. Barlow. 
 
 5. Progress of machinery and manufactures in Great 
 Britain, from the Saxon era to the reign of Queen Anne. 
 Practical and experimental researches in hydraulics, by A. 
 Peaeoke. Memoir of the Thames tunnel, by Henry Law. 
 Report of the institute of France upon M. Arnotte's sys- 
 tem of atmospheric railways, by Robert Mallett. Taunus 
 railway— Frankfort to Weisbaden. A bridge of boats on 
 the Rhine from Mayence to Castel, by R. Thorrnan. De- 
 scription of a wet dock aud other works, proposed on the 
 south side of the river Wear, by John Murray. 
 
 6. Application of water power, by R. Mallett. Experi- 
 ments on locomotive engines, by M. M. G-ouin and Le Cha- 
 telier. On the first introduction of steam engines into 
 naval arsenals, by M. S. Bentham. On the mode of form- 
 ing foundations under water, and on bad ground, devised 
 by Sir Samuel Bentham for the improvement .of Ports- 
 mouth harbour. Action of the Cornish pumping engine, 
 by William Pole. On water-wheels, by William Fairbairn. 
 
 Essays and Miscellanies. 
 
 [Note.— The Contents of many of the works placed under 
 this heading are given under the author's name in the gen- 
 eral alphabet.] 
 Archer (T.C.) Popular economic botany. 1853. pp. 187-344. 4912.11 
 Bakewell (P. G.) Great facts : remarkable inventions. 1859. 3913.06 
 Blackwell {A. B.) Studies in general science. 1869. . .5411.18 
 
 Blount {Sir T. P.) Natural history. 1693 3921.22 
 
 Brough {J. C.) Fairy tales of science. 1859 3913.18 
 
 Brown (S.) LectureB and essays. 2 v. 1858 2515.01 
 
 Browne (T.) Pseudoxia ; or enquiries into vulgar and common 
 
 errors. [Works, v. 2-3.] 5022.14 
 
 Busy hives around us. 1868 3913.29 
 
 Chambers's information for the people. 2 v. 1853. . . . 5025.01 
 Clarke (C. C.) Wonders of nature, selected from the Trans, of 
 
 the Roy. soc. of London 3913.27 
 
 Ferguson (J.) Life [and inventions], 1767 4013.14 
 
 Greeley (B.) and others. Great industries of the U. S. 1873. 5917.21 
 Half-hours with modern scientists. Huxley, Barker. Stirling, 
 
 Cope, Tyndall. 1871 3913.32 
 
 Helmholtz (H.) Popular lectures. Tr. by E. Atkinson. . 3915.16 
 Contents : Relation of natural science to science in gene- 
 ral ; On Goethe's scientific researches ; Physiological 
 causes of harmony in music ; Ice and glaciers ; Interac- 
 tion of the natural forces ; Recent progress of the theory 
 of vision ; The conservation of force ; The aim and pro- 
 gress of physical science. 
 Herschel (Sir J. F. W.) Familiar lectures. 1867. . . . 3913.26 
 
 — Essays [Scientific] from the Edinburgh and Quarterly reviews. 
 
 1857 3914.34 
 
 Huxley (T. H.) Lay sermons, addresses, and reviews 1870. 4712.15 
 Inquire within ; or, Facts worth knowing. 1856. . . .3913.10 
 Knight (C.) Knowledge is power : labor, capital, and skill. 
 
 1857 3913.08 
 
 Lardner (D.) Museum of science and art. 12 v. in 6. 1854. 
 
 3921.21 
 Contents : 1 . The planets : are they inhabited worlds ? 
 Weather prognostics. Popular fallacies in questions of phy- 
 sical science. Latitudes and longitudes. Lunar influences. 
 Meteoric stones and shooting stars. Railway accidents. 
 Light. 
 
 2. Air. Locomotion in the United States. Cometary 
 influences. Water. The potter's art. Fire. 
 
 3. Locomotion and transport : their influence and pro- 
 gress. The moon. The earth. Terrestrial heat. The sun. 
 
 4. The electric telegraph. Earthquakes and volcanoes. 
 Barometer, safety lamp, and Whitworth's micrometric ap- 
 paratus. Steam. 
 
 5. The steam engine. The eye. The atmosphere. Time. 
 Pumps. Spectacles. The kaleidoscope. 
 
 6. Clocks aud watches. Microscopic drawing and En- 
 graving. The locomotive. Thermometer. New plauets. 
 Leverrier and Adams's planet. Magnitude and minuteness . 
 
 7. The almanack. Colour. Optical images. How to 
 observe the heavens. The looking glass. Stellar universe. 
 The tides. 
 
 8. Man. Magnifying glasses. Instinct and intelligence. 
 The solar microscope. The camera lucida. The magic 
 lantern. The camera obscura. 
 
 9. The microscope. The white ants : their manners and 
 habits. The surface of the earth ; or, first notions of 
 geography. Science and poetry. 
 
 10. The bee. Steam navigation. Electro-motive power. 
 Thunder, lightning and the aurora borealis. 
 
 1 1 . The printing press. The crust of the earth. Geology 
 The stereoscope. Comets. 
 
 12. The pre- Adamite earth. Eclipses. Sound. 
 
 — Popular essays on scientific subjects. 1852. 
 
 Contents: Steam. Artificial light. Photography. Light- 
 ning conductors. Safety lamp. Needle-grinder's mask 
 Electro-metallurgy. Eleotrio telegraphy. The potter's art 
 
 Glass manufacture. Eailway machinery. Railways of the 
 United Kingdom. Locomotion in the U. S. Railway trans- 
 port at home and abroad. Steam marine. Times printing 
 machine. Calico printing machinery. Hydraulic ma- 
 chinery of Britannia bridge. Whitworth's micrometer 
 apparatus and Manchester tools. Rotation of the earth. 
 Piano-forte workshop of M. Froment. Dupin's comparison 
 of the industry of Paris and London. M. Chevalier's let- 
 ters on the Great Exhibition. M. J. Lemoine's letters. 
 M Hector Berlioz' letters on the musical side of the Great 
 
 Exhibition 3913.09 
 
 Popular lectures on science and art. 2 v. 1850. . . 4025.07 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Plurality of worlds. The sun. Eclipses. 
 The aurora borealis. Electricity. The minor planets. 
 Weather almanacs. Halley's comet. The atmosphere. 
 The tides. Light. The major planets. The barometer. 
 The moon. Heat. The Atlantic steam question. Galvan- 
 ism. The moon a nd the weather. Periodic comets. Ra- 
 diation of heat. Meteoiic stones and shooting stars. The 
 earth. Lunar influences. Comets. Thunder storms. 
 Latitudes and longitudes. Theory of colors. Visible stars. 
 Water-spouts and whirlwinds. 
 
 2. Matter. Elasticity of air. Effects of lightning. Popu- 
 lar fallacies. Lightning rods. Magnetism. Thermometer. 
 Atmospheric electricity. Evaporation. Conduction of heat 
 and light. Action and reaction. Composition and resolu- 
 tion of force. Centre of gravity. The lever and wheelwork. 
 Ebullition. Combustion. The stellar universe. The 
 steam engine. 
 Lemery (N.) New curiosities in art and nature. 1711. 3921.21 
 Manchester science lectures. lst-4th series. 1866-73. Manches- 
 ter, 1874. 12° 3906.20 
 
 Contents .-— lBt series. — 1-4. Elementary chemistry, by 
 H. E. Roscoe ; 6-8. Zoology, or four plans of animal crea- 
 tion, by T. Alcock ; 9. On coal, its importance in manu- 
 facture and trade, by W. S. JevonB ; 10-13. Elementary 
 physiology, by J. E. Morgan. 
 
 2d series. — Coral and coral reefs, by T. Huxley ; Spec 
 trum analysis, by H. E. Roscoe ; Spectrum analysis in its 
 application to the heavenly bodies, by W. Huggins ; Our 
 coal fields, by W. B. Dawkins ; Charles Dickens, by A. W. 
 Ward ; The natural history of paving stones, by Prof. Wil- 
 liamson. The temperature and animal life of. the deep sea, 
 by W. B. Carpenter ; More about coal, by A. H. Green ; On 
 the sun, by J. N. Lockyer. 
 
 3d series. — Yeast, by T. Huxley ; Coal colours, by H. E. 
 Roscoe ; Origin of the English people, A. S. Wilkinson ; 
 Food of plants, by Odliug: Unconscious action of the brain, 
 by W. B. Carpenter ; Epidemic delusions, by W. B. Carpen- 
 ter ; Progress of sanitary science, by H. E. Roscoe. 
 
 4th Beries. — The rainbow, by H. E. Roscoe ; The ice age 
 in Britain, by Geikie ; The sun and the earth, by B. 
 Stewart ; Atoms, by Clifford ; Flame, by Core ; Life of 
 Faraday, by J. H. Gladstone ; The star depths, by R. A. 
 Proctor ; Kent cavern, by W. Pengelly ; Electrical dis- 
 coveries of Faraday, by W. F. Barrett ; Ancient and modern 
 Egypt ; or, the pyramids and the Suez canal, by W. B. 
 Carpenter. 
 Martineau{H.) Health, husbandry, and handicraft. 1861. 2535.11 
 Napier (C. O. 67.) Tommy Try and what he did in science. 
 
 1869 3913.15 
 
 Niclials (J. B.) Fireside science. 1872 3921.30 
 
 Parton (J.) Triumphs of enterprise. 1872 3915.15 
 
 Percy anecdotes, v. 6. 1823 6211.06 
 
 Person (D.) Varieties. 1635 3921.32 
 
 Plat {Sir H.) Jewel-honse of art and nature. 1653. . . 3921.20 
 Porta {J. B.) Magiaj naturalis libri viginti. 1650. . . 3921.31 
 Proctor {R. A.) Light science for leisure hours. 1871. . 3914.12 
 
 — — 2d series. 1873 3914.00 
 
 Reason why. General science. 1869 3914.10 
 
 Schoedler (F.) Book of nature. 1853 3913.02 
 
 — Treasury of science. 1862 3913.01 
 
 Simmonds (P. L.) Science and commerce : essays. 1872. 5926.26 
 Smith [J.) Lessons on words, and experiments. 1844. . 3913.28 
 Spencer (H.) Essays: scientific, etc. 2 v. 1864. . . .2543.19 
 
 Stockton (F. R.) Round-about rambles. 1872 2547.16 
 
 Summer daybook. 1850 2543.14 
 
 Temple (iJ. and C.) Temple anecdotes. 1865 8913.31 
 
 Things not generally known. Ed. by D. A. Wells. 1861. 3913.05 
 Thompson (B., Count Rumford). Essays, political, economical, and 
 
 philosophical. 3 v. 1798-1804 4026.10 
 
 Thousand notable things. 1827 3914.19 
 
 Timbs (J".) Curiosities of science. 1858 3913.U8 
 
 — Popular science. 1871 3921.23 
 
 Tribune popular science. 1874 3908.01 
 
 Contents : Proctor's Lectures on astronomy. Whittier's 
 Prayer of Agassiz. Agassiz's Lectures at Penikese. Part 
 2. Sohliemann's Disooveries in ancient Troy, by B. Taylor. 
 Proctor's Farewell lectures on astronomy. Chandler on the 
 germ theory of disease. Brown-Sequard's Lectures on the 
 nerves. Proctor's new lectures. Pt. 3. Acad, of sciences 
 —Meeting at Washington. The poet Longfellow, by J. T. 
 Fields. O. O. Marsh on fossil horse of America. Have we 
 two brains ? lecture by Brown-Sequard. U. S. survey in 
 the west, by lieut. G. M. Wheeler. Effects of alcohol, by 
 W. A. Hammond. 
 Tyndall (J.) Essays on the use and limits of the imagination in 
 Bcience. 1870 8914.11 
 
 — Fragments of science. 1871 4027.23a 
 
 Wilde (J.) Magio of science. 1872 3922.06 
 
 Wynter [A.) Our social bees. 1866-69 3913.23 
 
 — Subtle brains and lissom fingers. 1869 3913.21 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
ARTS, USEF Uli : Essays to Hydraulics. 
 
 43 
 
 Toimg [T.) Scientific memoirs. [In his Miscel. works, v. 1-2.] 
 
 6082.01 
 Toung lady's book, etc. 1869 6427.07 
 
 Exhibitions of the World's Industry. 
 
 1. London. 
 Art Journal illng. oatalogue of the Exhib. of 1851. . . .8918.01 
 
 Babbage (C.) Exposition of 1851. 1831 39ie!oi 
 
 Great Exhibition of 1851. Official, descriptive, and illustrated 
 
 catalogue. 3 v. 1851 3918.02 
 
 Same. Supplementary volume. 1852 3918.05 
 
 — Reports of the jurors. London, 1852 3918.06 
 
 Greeley [H.) Art and Industry at the Crystal Palace. 1853. 3915.06 
 
 Hunt{R.) Hand-book. 1852. 2v 3915.03 
 
 Lectures on the results of the Exhibition. By W. Whewell and 
 
 others. 1852 . . 3914.15 
 
 Timbs (J.) Year-book of facts. Extra volume. 1851. .3916.05 
 Warren (S.) Lily and the Bee. An apologue. 1851. . . 3915.07 
 
 2. Paris Exposition. 
 
 Arnold (H. P.) The great exhibition 963.12 
 
 Modern industries. Reports on the Expos, of 1867. By twelve 
 
 British workmen. 1868 8915.08 
 
 iforford (£f.) Paris in '67 963.13 
 
 Rimmell [E.) Recollections of the Exhibition 8916.02 
 
 United States Commissioners. Reports. Ed. by W. P. Blake. 6 v. 
 
 1870. 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Arts — Machinery and processes of the industrial arts and 
 apparatus of the exact sciences, by F. A. P. Barnard, (v. 3.) 
 
 Asphalt and Bitumen as applied to the construction of 
 streets and sidewalks ; by A. Beckwith. (v. 4.) 
 
 Beet-sugar aud alcohol, by H. F. Q. D'Aligny. (v. 5.) 
 
 Beton-Coignet : its fabrications, by L. F. Beckwith. (v. 4.) 
 
 Bibliography of the Exposition, by W. P. Blake, (v. 1.) 
 
 Buildings. — Report upon buildings, building materials and 
 methods of building, by J. H. Bowen. (v. 4.) 
 
 Cereals.— Quantities produced in different countries ; report 
 by S. B. Ruggles. Quality and characteristics of the ce- 
 reals exhibited ; report by G-. S. Hazard, (v. 5.) 
 
 Chemistry (Industrial), by J. L. Smith, (v. 2.) 
 
 Civil engineering and public works, by W. P. Blake, (v. 4.) 
 
 Clothing and woven fabrics ; report by P. Stevens, (v. 6.) 
 
 Coal.— Report on the manufacture of pressed or agglomerated 
 coal, by H. F. Q. D'Aligny. (v. 5.) 
 
 Cottou.— Report by E. R. Mudge. (v. 6.) 
 
 Education. — Report by J. W. Hoyt. (v. 6.) Report on school- 
 houses and the means of promoting popular education, by 
 J. R. Fieese. (v. 5.) 
 
 Engineering (Steam) ; report by W. S. Auchindoss. (v. 4.) 
 
 Fine arts. — Report on, by F. Leslie, (v. 1.) Fine arts applied 
 to the useful arts ; report by the committee, F. Leslie, S. 
 F. B. Morse, T. W. Evans, (v. 1.) 
 
 Food. — Report on its preparation, by "W. E. Johnston, (v. 6.) 
 
 General survey of the Exposition, (v. 6.) 
 
 Introduction, showing the organization and administration 
 of the United States section, (v. 1.) 
 
 Iron and steel. —Production of, in its economic and social 
 relations, by A. S. Hewitt, (v. 2.) 
 
 Mining. — Report on mining and mechanical preparation of 
 ores, by H. F. Q. D'Aligny, A. Huet, F. Geyler, and C. Le- 
 painteur. fv. 4.) 
 
 Munitions of war. — Report by C. B. Norton and W. J. Valen- 
 tine, (v. 6.) 
 
 Musical instruments. — Report by P. Stevens, (v. 6.) 
 
 Photography. — Report by H. F. Q. D'Aligny. (v. 5.) 
 
 Precious metals.— Report by W. P. Blake: (v. 2.) 
 
 School-houses. — See Education. 
 
 Silk. — Report on silk and silk manufactures, by E. C. Cow- 
 din, (v. 6.) 
 
 Surgery. — Hygiene, and military sanitary institutions in 
 Europe, by T. W. Evans, (v. 6.) 
 
 Telegraphy.— by S. F. B. Morse, (y. 4.)— Outlines of the 
 history of the Atlantic cables, by H. F. Q. D'Aligny. (v. 6.) 
 
 United States section. — Report, (v. 1.) 
 
 Vine. — Report upon the culture and products of the vine, 
 by M P. Wilder, A. Thompson, W. J. Flagg, P. B irry. (v. 6.) 
 
 Weights, measures, and coins. — Extracts from the report of 
 the International Committee on. (v. 1.) 
 
 Wool and woolen manufactures. — Report by E. R. Mudge, 
 assisted by J. L. Hayes, (v. 6.) 
 
 Express Business. 
 
 Tucker [T. W.) Waifs from the way-bills of an old expressman. 
 1872 3926.40 
 
 Fibrous Materials and Fabrics. 
 
 Royle [F.) Fibrous plants of India fitted for cordage, clothing, 
 
 and paper. 1855 4915.04 
 
 Squier [E. G.) Tropical fibres. 1861 4916.03 
 
 See Ed. rev., v. 126, 1867. (Textile fabrics of India.) 
 XUff- See also Cotton ; — Linen ;— Silk j— Wool ; — and 
 Manufactures. 
 
 Fire-alarm Telegraph 
 
 Chomning (IT. F.) American fire-alarm telegraph. [Smith, rep. 
 1834.J 3936.09 
 
 Fires. 
 
 Bird [J.) Protection against fire. 1873 3926.32 
 
 Little (67. P.) Fireman's own book. 1860 3926.33 
 
 Fireworks. 
 Pyrotechny : or, the art of making fireworks. 1878. . . 8941.01 
 
 Flax. 
 Warnes (J.) Flax versus cotton. 1850. [Miscel. pamph. v. 21.1 
 See also Linen. 6093.21 
 
 Forging. 
 
 Amateur mechanic's workshop. 1870 8923.96 
 
 j8®" See also Iron- work. 
 
 Fuel. 
 
 [See Warming and Ventilation, p. 48.] 
 
 Gas. 
 
 Boston (City of.) Report upon gas. 1867 3924 14 
 
 Glegg [S.) Treatise on gas. 6th ed. 1868 3924.13 
 
 67aj-consumer's guide. 1871 2932.43 
 
 Hughes (S.) Treatise on gas-worka and gas. 1853. . . 3932.44 
 Same. 4th ed., rev. by W. Richards 3932.44 
 
 Gauging. 
 [See Liquors, p. 44 ;— Weights and Measures, p. 48.] 
 
 Glass and Glass-making. 
 
 [See also Pottery and porcelain, in general alphabet.] 
 
 Pettigrew {T. J.) On Egyptian glass. [Brit. arch, assoc. journal, 
 
 v- 13.] 1461.13 
 
 Porter (67. R.) Treatise. 1852 3932.87 
 
 Sauzay (A.) Wonders of glass-making in all ages. 1870. 3932.38 
 Glaziers. 
 
 Shaw (H.) Booke of svndry dravghtes. 1848 3932.13 
 
 Gloves. 
 Hull(W.) History of the glove trade, 1834. . . .8931.16 
 Gold. 
 [See Assaying, p. 40 ;— Metallurgy, p. 46 ;— Metals, p. 
 45 ; — Mining, p. 45. Also Political economy. (Preciout 
 metals.)] 
 
 Gold- aud Silver-smiths. 
 
 [See Gold- and Silver-work, in general alphabet.] 
 
 Graining. 
 
 Pickert {C.) and Metcalf (A.) Art of graining. 1872. . .3937.33 
 
 Haberdashery, Hosiery, etc. 
 
 Felhin ( W.) History of the machine wrought hosiery manufac- 
 ture. 1867 3936.12 
 
 Perkins (E. E.) Treatise on haberdashery, hosiery, and general 
 drapery. 9th ed. [1874.] 3941.09 
 
 Hair-dressing. 
 Stewart [J.) Plocacosmos ; or, the whole art of hair- dressing. 
 1782 6014.23 
 
 Hall-marks. 
 
 Lutchawnig (A.) Book of hall-marks. 1872 4002.10 
 
 Harbours. 
 Hyde (T.) Harbours of Holy-head and Porth-dyn-llaen. [Weale's 
 
 quar. papers., v. 3.] 3918.13 
 
 See also other articles in Weale's quar. papers, p. 41. 
 
 Hardware. 
 
 Holland {J.) Manufactures in metals. 3 v 3933.3S 
 
 1-2, iron and' steel. 3, tin, copper, brass, Bilver, etc. 
 Timmins [S.) Products and industrial history of Birmingham 
 and the midland hardware district. 1866 8931.06 
 
 Hat Manufacture. 
 
 Thompson (J.) -Hat making and felting. 1868. . . . 8932.40 
 
 Horse Railways. 
 Burn (C) Construction of horse-railways. 1860. . . . 3925.35 
 
 Hydraulics and Hydraulic Engineering. 
 
 [See also Engineering, p. 42.] 
 Box (T.) Practical hydraulics. 2d ed., 1870. . . . 8922.08 
 Burnell (G.R.) Hydraulic E. [In Laws (H.) Civil E., v. 3.] 3925.12 
 — Rudiments, etc. 2 v., 1858 3925.12 
 
 1. Hydraulics, pneumatics, applied chemistry, drainage. 
 Irrigation. 
 
 2. Supply of water to towns. 
 
 Ellet (C.) Mississippi and Ohio rivers : plans for the protection 
 from inundation, and improving the navigation. 1853. 3935.01 
 
 Ewbank IT.) Hydraulic and other machines for raising water. 
 1842 3926.25 
 
 Fairbairn I W.) On water-wheels. [Weale's quar. papers, v. 6.] 
 
 3918.16 
 
 Frisi [P.) Rivers and torrents. 1861 4025.22 
 
 Glynn (67.) Water as applied to drive mills. 1853. . . 3934 11 
 
 Humphreys (A. A.), and Abbot [H. L.) Report upon tho physics 
 and Hydraulics of the Mississippi river. 1861. . . 1136 18 
 
 Mallet IB.) Application of water-power. [Weale's quar. papers, 
 T.6.] . 3918.16 
 
 Peacocke IB. A.) Praotical researches. [Weale's quar. papers, 
 v . 5.] . 3918.15 
 
 Rr.nnie (J.) Experiments on the power of water-wheels. [Weale's 
 quar. papers, v. 4.] " ■ ■ 3918.14 
 
 Smeaton (/.) Experimental inquiry concerning the natural pow- 
 ers of water and wind to turn machines. 1826. . . 3926.36 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Orders," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NQ.MBER. 
 
44 
 
 ARTS, USEFUL: India-rubber to Manufactures. 
 
 Swindell (J. G.) Well-digging, boring, and pump-work. Weale 
 
 1 ftflfl ....•..-•• OuoO.oi. 
 
 Tredgotd IT.,' ed.) 'Tracts jrySmeaton, Venturi, and Dr. Young, 
 
 on hydraulics. 1826 • • • • 3926.35 
 
 Venturi (J. B.) Of lateral communications of motion ot nuid ; 
 
 ionp ..... 3926.3d 
 
 Young IT.) Summary of hydraulics. 1826 3926.35 
 
 Note —For information on Artesian wells, see Swindell 
 on well-diggin? [3932.31] ; Buckland's geology, etc., v. 1. 
 [3524.02]; U. S. mining report suppl., 1868, by J. W. Taylor 
 [4006.07], and articles in Appleton's, English, Tomlinson's, 
 Ure's, and other cyclopaedias. 
 
 India-rubber Goods. 
 Caoutchouc and gutta percha. [Sm. rep., 1864] .... 3936.19 
 
 Ink. 
 
 History of ink. New York, T. Da-rids & Co., 1860. 12 s . 3932.28 
 
 Instruments. 
 
 Heather (J. F.) Mathematical instruments. 3 v. 1871. 3922.17 
 
 1. Drawing and measuring. 2. Optical. 3. Surveying 
 
 and astronomical. 
 
 Kentish IT.) Treatise on a box of instruments. 1852. .3923.26 
 
 Warren (S. E.) Manual of drafting instruments. 1865. 3922.21 
 
 Inventions, Discoveries, etc. 
 
 [See Patents, p. 44 ; also Essays and Miscellany, p. 42 ; 
 
 Annuals, p. 39; Periodicals, p. 44 ; etc.] 
 
 Beckmann(J.) History of. 2 v., 1846. . . . . 3914.20 
 
 Blakely(J.) Theology of. 1856. . . . ... ... 3522.18 
 
 Curiosith des inventions et decouvertea. 1855. [Bibliotheque 
 
 de poche.J 3921.15 
 
 Dutens (L.) Origin of discoveries attributed to the moderns. 
 
 1769 . 3914. 35 
 
 , same. Origine des decouvertes, etc. 1796. . . . 3917.01 
 
 Grant («.) Historical account, etc. 1852. . . . .3913 13 
 
 Invention and discovery : curious facts. 1870 3913. 30 
 
 Poppe (J ) Chronologische uebersicht der Erfindungen und Eut- 
 
 deckungen. [In Schlosser's Weltgeschichte, v 19.] 402.19 
 Progress of machinery and manufactures in Great Britain, from 
 
 the Saxon Era to the reign of queen Anne. [Weale's quar. 
 
 papers v 5.1 3918 15 
 
 Somerset (E, marquis ofWorcester) Century of. 1827. 3914.19 
 
 Same. [Witt Ms Life, by H. Dircks. 1865.] . . .3186.24 
 
 Taylor (I.) Modern advancements and lay inventors. [In Ins 
 
 Ultimate civilization, etc.] 2|!fo 2£ 
 
 Timbs (J.) Wonderful inventions. 1868 3.113.25 
 
 Virgilio [P.) De reruni inventoribus. [Of inventors and dis- 
 
 covGTGrs !.••■« • .,.»•»«■* ouiii.iy 
 
 White (F. S.) History of. 1827 • • 8 9 13 - 3 i 
 
 Williams (J. F. h.) Historical account, etc. 2 v. 1820. 3914.30 
 
 Iron and Iron-Trade, and Steel. 
 
 [See also Metallurgy, p. 45 ;— and Sheet-Iron, p. 47.] 
 Armour (J.) Iron and heat : beams, pillars, and iron smelting. 
 
 1871 3922.13 
 
 Bauerman (H. F. G. S.) Treatise on the metallurgy of iron. 
 
 1868 3933.39 
 
 Bell [I. L.) Chemical phenomena of iron smelti.12. 1872 4006.03 
 Campin {F ) Treatise on the application of iron to the construction 
 of bridges, girders, roofs, and other works. 1871. .3926.36 
 Coulthard (H. C.) Blast engines. Working drawings. With de- 
 scription. 18G7. 
 Fairtiairn ( W.) Iron ; its history, properties, and manufacture. 
 
 1865 3934.37 
 
 — On the application of cast and wrought iron to building pur- 
 poses. 2d ed. 1857-58. 3923.29 
 
 French (B. F.) History of the iron trade of the U. S. 1621-1857. 
 
 4006.02 
 
 General convention of the friends of domestic industry, New 
 
 York, 1831. Report on the products and manufacture of 
 
 iron and steel 5093.09 
 
 Hewitt (A. S.) Production of, in its economic and social rela- 
 tions. [Paris univ. expos., 1867. U. S. com. Reports, v. 2.] 
 
 3916.10 
 
 Hogg (J.) The iron trades' guide. 1869 3931.39 
 
 Kirlcaldy (D ) Tensile strength and other properties of wrought- 
 
 iron and steel. 2d ed. 1866 4006.04 
 
 Kohn(F) Iron and steel manufacture. 1869. . . . 3937.30 
 Landrin (M. H. C.,jr.) Treatise on steel. 1868. . . .3933.34 
 Lesley (J. P.) Iron manufacturer's guide to the furnaces, forges, 
 and rolling mills of the United StateB. 1859. . . . 4006.01 
 Osborn (H. S.) Metallurgy of iron and steel. 1869. . . 3934.43 
 
 Overman (F.) Manufacture of steel. 1851 3933.42 
 
 Schinz (O.) Researches on the action of the blast-furnace. 3941.04 
 
 Styffe(K.) Iron and steel. 1869 3933.32 
 
 Ta'y'or (R. C.) Statistics, etc. 1855 3933.31 
 
 Union iron-works company. Shapes. 1873. 
 
 Van Buren (J. D., jr.) Investigation of formulas for the strength 
 of iron parts of steam machinery. 1869 3926.23 
 
 Jewelry. 
 [See Gold- and Silver-work, and Jewelry, in general alphabet.] 
 
 Lace. 
 Felkin (W.) Hist, of the machmo wrought lace man uf.. 3931.12 
 
 Palliser (Mrs. F. B.) History of lace. 1869 3932.04 
 
 Queen lace-book. 1874 39:11.00 
 
 Touche(V.) Hand-book of point lace. 1869 3932.06 
 
 See also Ed. rev., v. 135, 1872 (Lace-making as a flue art). 
 
 Lathe (The). 
 
 [See Turning, p. 49.] 
 
 Lighthouses and Light-ships. 
 
 Adams (W. H. D.) Lighthouses and lightships. 1870. .3934 20 
 Holmes \— .) Magneto-electric light as applicable to light-houaes. 
 
 1862 4027.09 
 
 Scheie De Vere (M.) Wonders of the deep, pp. 213-286. . 4826.11 
 Stevenson (A.) On the history, construction, and illumination of 
 
 light-houaes. 1850 3934.04 
 
 Stevenson (T.) Lighthouse illumination. 1871 3934.21 
 
 Liquors. 
 
 Art and mystery of making British wines, cider, and perry, cor- 
 dials and liqueurs. 1865 3931 31 
 
 Byrn (M. L.) Complete practical distiller 3931.22 
 
 Cups and their customs, [anon.] 1869 6015.17 
 
 Donovan (M.) Domestic economy : brewing, distilling, wine- 
 making. 2 v 6016.01 
 
 Duvlais (P.) Manufacture and distillation of alcoholic liquors. 
 
 1870. 3931.40 
 
 French (J.) Art of distillation. 1667 3931.36 
 
 Johnston (W. F.) • Chemistry of common life. v. 1. . . 4212.17 
 McCulloch (J.) Distillation, brewing, and malting. 1867. 3931.30 
 Morewood (S.) History of the inventions and customs of ancient 
 and modern nations in the manufacture and use of inebria- 
 ting liquors. 1838 5834.10 
 
 Prescott {A. B.) Chemical examination of alcoholic liquors. 
 
 1875 4342.11 
 
 Prescott (H. P.) Strong drink and tobacco smoke ; growth and 
 
 uses of malt, hops, yeast, etc. 1869 4915 24 
 
 Terrington {W.) Cooling cups and dainty drinka. 1869. 3931.34 
 
 Wine and spirit adulterors unmasked 3931.01 
 
 Brewing and Beer. 
 Byrn (U. L.) Complete practical brewer. 1852. . . . 3931.21 
 
 Scannell (G.) Breweries and maltiugs. 1871 3931.33 
 
 lizard (W. L.\ Theory and practice of brewing. 1850. 3931.29 
 Vogel(M.) On beer : a statistical sketch. 1874. . . .3931.41 
 
 Gauging. 
 
 JCeene (J. B.) Hand-book of practical G. 1868. . . . 3931 .38 
 
 Wines. 
 
 [See also Agriculture ;— (Grape culture, p. 8); also Temperance 
 
 question, in general alphabet.] 
 
 Barry (Sir E.) Observations on the wines of the ancients. 
 
 1775 3937.36 
 
 Charleton ( W.) Of the mysterie of vintners. [In his Two dis- 
 courses, etc. 1675.] ■' 6212.31 
 
 Cocks (C.) Bordeaux ; its wiues, and the claret country. 6133.11 
 
 Druitt (11 ) Report ou the cheap wines from France, Germany, 
 
 Italy, Greece, Hungary, and Australia. 1865. . . . 3931.28 
 
 Same. New el 1873 3931.28a 
 
 Harasztky (A .) Grape culture, wines, etc. 1862. . . .6133.04 
 James (W. B.) Wine duties considered financially and socially. 
 
 1855 5936.19 
 
 McUullen (T.) Hand-book of wines 1852. . . . 3931.37 
 Maginn (W.) Odoherty papers, v. 2, p. 250, etc. . . .2536.03 
 Redding (C.) History of modern wines. 1851. . . . 3931.27 
 
 Shaw (T. G.) Wine, the vine, and the cellar. 1864. . . 3931.35 
 
 Smeed (T.) Wine merchant's manual. 1845 3931.26 
 
 Thudichum (J. L. W.) and Dupre (A.) Treatise on the origin, na- 
 ture, and varieties of wine. 1872 6183.10 
 
 Tomes (li.) The champagne country. 1867 963.18 
 
 Tovey (C.) Champagne ; its history, manufacture, properties, 
 
 &c. 1870 3931.32 
 
 Verplanck (G. C.) Oxyporian wiues. Was champagne known to 
 the ancients. [In Cozzens (F.) Sayings of Dr. Bushwacker. 
 1867.] 2521.12 
 
 Locks and Keys, 
 
 Cliubb (J.) Construction of locks and keys 3932.25 
 
 Cuming (H. S.) History of keys. [Brit. arch, aaaoc. Journal, v 
 
 12.] 1461.12 
 
 Tomlinson (C.) On the construction of door locks. 1858-59. 3932.23 
 
 Lv.mb 2i Surveying. 
 Kinsley (C.) Self-inatructor on lumber surveying. 1870. 8922.12 
 
 Manufactures. 
 
 [See also in this class Ootton, p. 40 ;— Fibrous materials, 
 p. 43 ; — Haberdashery, p. 43 ;— Linon, p. 44 ; — Silk, p. 47 ; 
 —Weaving, p. 48;— Woolens, p. 48. Also Political econ- 
 omy. (Commercial dictionaries.)] 
 
 Babbage (C.) On the economy of M. 1832 3932.01 
 
 Bishop (J. L.) History of American M. 3 v. 1864. . . 6926.01 
 
 Bremner (D.) Industries of Scotland. 1869 3931 09 
 
 Dodd (G.) Dictionary of manufactures. 1869 3915.25 
 
 Gazetteer of the manufactures and manufacturing towns of the 
 
 United States. New York, 1866. fol 1136.10 
 
 Hamilton (A.) Report of the secretary of the treasury, on manu- 
 factures. 1791 6941.01 
 
 History of silk, ootton, linen, wool, and other fibrous substances, 
 
 including observations on spinning, dyeing, and weaving. 
 
 1853 3931.06 
 
 Simmonds (P. L.) Science and commerce. 1872. . . 6926.26 
 Stevens (!'.) Report on clothing and woven fabrics. [Pans 
 
 univ. expoa., 1867. U. S. com. Reports, v. 6.] . . 3915.09 
 United States. Treasury department. Report from the secretary 
 
 on American manufactures. 1810 5093.07 
 
 Ure (A.) Philosophy of manufactures ; factory system of Great 
 
 Britain. 1861 3931.04 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
ARTS, USEFUL : Maaonry to Patents. 
 
 45 
 
 reals (J.) Technical history of commerce. 1872. . . . 5926.20 
 Masonry and Stone-Cutting. 
 
 [See also Cements, p. 40.] 
 Dobson (E.) On foundations and concrete works. 1860. 3932.29 
 
 — On masonry and stone-cutting. 1859 8932.26 
 
 Mechanics and Machinery. 
 
 Abel (C. D.) Rudimentary and elementary principles of ma- 
 chinery. 1860 3923.14 
 
 Amateur mechanic's workshop. 1870 3923.06 
 
 Andrews ;(?. H.) Motive powers and machinery of the steading. 
 [In Ms Agr. engineering, v. 2.] 6135.01 
 
 — Field machines and implements. [In his Agr. eng., v. 3.) 6135.01 
 Appleby's Illustrated hand-book of maohinery and iron-work. 
 
 1869 8923.27 
 
 *Appleton's Dictionary of machines, mechanics, engine-work, and 
 engineering. 2 v. 1852 8923.01 
 
 — Mechanic's magazine. 2 v. 1851-52 3927.01 
 
 Armiur (J.) Power in motion 392lll7 
 
 Babbage (C.) On the economy of machinery. 1832. . . 3932^01 
 Baker (T.) Elements of mechanism. 1858-59 3923.16 
 
 — Principles and practice of statics and dynamics 1869. 4025.19a 
 Barnard {F. A. P.) Machinery, etc. [Paris univ. expos. U. S. 
 
 com. Reports, v. 3.] 3915.11 
 
 Bayma (J.) Elements of molecular mechanics. 1866. . 4024.24 
 Brown (H. T.) Five hundred and seven mechanical movements. 
 
 1868 3923.13 
 
 Burn [R. S.) Elementary mechanics and mechanism. . 3924.05 
 
 — Self-aid cyclopaedia. 1864 3923.22 
 
 Contents : General, architectural, mechanical, engineer- 
 ing, and ornamental drawing. Mechanics and mechanism. 
 The steam engine. 
 
 Byrne (0.) Practical mechanics 3924.06 
 
 Campin {F.) Treatise on mechanical engineering. 1870. 3925. 00 
 Clarke (D. K.) Exhibited machinery of 1862 : International ex- 
 hibition 3923.03 
 
 Glynn {J.) Construction of cranes and machinery. 1859. 3923.15 
 
 Hogg (J.\ Mechanics' companion. 1869 3931.39 
 
 Kelt [T.) Mechanics' text-book. 1852 3923.07 
 
 Same. 1872 3922.15 
 
 Jamieson {A.) Mechanics for practical men. Composition and 
 resolution of forces ; Centre of gravity : Mechanical powers. 
 
 1850 3923.08 
 
 Kentish (T.) Treatise on a box of instruments and the slide-rule. 
 
 1852 3923.26 
 
 *Knighfs American mechanical dictionary. 2 v. 1875. . 3924.03 
 La Place (P. S., marquis de). Analytical mechanics. 1814. 4017.23 
 Lardner (D.) Mechanics, hydrostatics, etc. 1851. . . . 4022.10 
 Lardner (H.) and Kater (H.) Treatise on. 1852. . . . 3923.09 
 
 Moseley (H.) Illustrations of mechanics. 1839 3923.11 
 
 Muirhead (J. P.) Mechanical inventions of James Watt. 3 v. 
 
 1854 3915.21 
 
 Nasmyth(J.) Remarks on tools and machines. [With Baker (T.) 
 
 Elements, etc. 1858.] 3923.16 
 
 Overman (F.) Mechanics for the millwright, machinist, engi- 
 neer, architect, and student. 1851 3923.12 
 
 Pierce (B.) System of analytical mechanics. 1855. . . 4018.11 
 
 Rankine (W.J.M.) Cyclopaedia of machine and hand tools 
 
 1869 3937.28 
 
 — Manual of applied mechanics. 1869 3923.30 
 
 — Manual of machinery 3923.28 
 
 Rankine ( W. J. M.) and Bamber (E. F.) Mechanical text-book. 
 
 1873 3922.16 
 
 Shelley (C. P. B.) Workshop appliances. 1873 3907.11 
 
 Todhunter (I.) Mechanics for beginners. 1870. . . . 3921.14 
 
 — Treatise on analytical statics. 2d ed. 1858 4012.27 
 
 Tomlinson (C.) Rudimentary mechanics. 1859 3923.17 
 
 Twisden (J. F.) Practical mechanics. 3d ed. 1868. . . 3924.07 
 Van Buren, (J. D., jr.) Investigation of formulas for the 
 
 strength of the iron parts of steam machinery. 1869. 3926.23 
 Walton { W.) Problems in elementary mechanics. 1858. 4024.23 
 Warren (S. E.) Elements of machine construction and drawing. 
 
 2 v. 1870 3924.20 
 
 Weisbach (J.) Manual of the mechanics of engineering, and of 
 
 the construction of machines. 1872 4007.12 
 
 Whewell ( W.) Elementary treatise, etc. 3d ed. 1828. . 3923.05 
 Whitworth (J.) Papers on mechanical subjects. 1858. . 3923.21 
 Contents : Plane metallic surfaces or true planes ; On a 
 uniform system of screw threads ; Standard decimal mea- 
 sures of length ; Rifled fire-arms ; Official report on the 
 New York Industrial Exhibition. 1853. 
 
 Willis (R.) Principles of mechanism. 2d ed 3924.09 
 
 Youtig mechanic : use of tools, construction, etc. 1871. 3924.10 
 See also Engineering, p. 42 ; — Periodicals, p. 46, 
 
 Metallurgy. 
 
 [See also, in this class, Assaying ; — Electro-metallurgy; — 
 Mines and Mining ;— Metals. Also, in the general alpha- 
 bet. Chemistry ; — Geology ; — Mineralogy.] 
 Bloxom (C. L.) Metals : their properties and treatment. 3933.55 
 
 Blyth(T.A.) Metallography. 1871 4213 16 
 
 Byrne (0.) Practical metal worker's assistant. 1851. . 3934.40 
 Greenwood (W. H.) Manual of metallurgy. 1874.. . .3933.68 
 Guenyveau {A.) Principes generaux de me tallurgie. 1824. 3933.28 
 Holland {J.) Manufactures in metal. 3 v. 1853. . . . 3933.35 
 v. 1. Iron and steel. 2. Hardware. 3. Lead, copper, brass, etc. 
 Kerl(Prof.) Practical treatise. EdbyW. Crookes audQ. Rohrig. 
 
 1868-1870. 3 v 3934.45 
 
 v. 1. Lead, silver, zinc, etc. 2. Copper, iron. 3. Steel, 
 fuel. Supplement. 
 Makins(G.H) Manual of metallurgy. 1862 3933.54 
 
 Napier (J.) Ancient workers in metal. 1858 3933.52 
 
 Overman {F.) Moulder's and founder's guide. 1852. . 3933.41 
 
 — Treatise on metallurgy. 5th ed. 1860 3934.39 
 
 Philips (J. A.) Manual of metallurgy. 1859 3934.33 
 
 Phillips {J. A.) and Darlington {J.) Records of mining and me- 
 tallurgy. 1857 3933.38 
 
 PlmiusSecundus(C) Metals. [In his Nat. hist. v. 6. 1857. 4715.06 
 
 Silversmith {J.) Practical hand-book. 1866 3933.26 
 
 Gold, Silver, Copper, and Lead. 
 Fleury [A. L.) Gold in an amorphous and chemically combined 
 
 condition in nature, also new processes lor extracting the 
 
 precious metals from their ores. 1868. 
 Kustel (67.) Nevada and Caliornia processes of silver and gold 
 
 extraction. 1863 3934.38 
 
 Lamborn (R. H.) Metallurgy of coppor. 1860 . . .3933.47 
 
 — Metallurgy of silver and lead. 1861. . . . . 3933.16 
 
 Percy {J.) Metallurgy of lead. 1870 3934.50 
 
 Piggot{A.S.) Chemistry and metallurgy of copper. . .3933.49 
 
 See also Electro-metallurgy. 
 
 Metric System. 
 
 [See Weights and Measures.] 
 
 Mill-wright. 
 
 [See also Mechanics and Machinery.] 
 
 Craik (D.) Practical American millwright and miller. 1871. 3931.20 
 
 Hughes (W. C.) American miller and millwright's assistant. 
 
 1851 3931.24 
 
 Mines and Mining. 
 
 [See also Ooal, p. 40 ;— Iron, p. 44.] 
 
 Aligny [H. F. Q. d'). Report on mining and of ores. [Paris 
 
 univ. expos., 1867. U. S. com. Reports, v 4.] . . 3915.15 
 American institute of mining engineers, v. 1-2, 1871-74. 4007.12 
 Andre (G. G.) Practical treatise on coal mining. N. Y., 1875. 8°. 
 Bischoff(G.) Elements of chemical and physical geology. 3 v. 
 
 1854-59 4114.02 
 
 Blake (W. P.) Production of the pre.dous metals. 1869. 3934.41 
 
 -Same. [Paris univ. expos., 1867. Reports, v. 2.] .3915.10 
 
 Bonwick [J.) Mormons and the silver mines [of the west.] 1872. 
 
 3151.11 
 Brown (J. R.) Resources of the Pacific slope. 1869. . . 4006.06 
 Budge (J.) Practical miners guide. 2d ed. 1860. . . 3934.34 
 Comstock [J. L.) History of the precious metals. 1849. . 5915.29 
 Collins (J. H.) Principles of metal mining. [1874.] . 3933.57 
 Cornwall : its mines and miners. [T. L., v. 23, 1857.] . 5075.29 
 Engineering and mining magazine, v. 8-19, 1869-74. 
 Fordyce (W.) Hist, of coal, coal-mining, etc. — Iron, its ores and 
 
 manufactures. 1860. fol 3917.29 
 
 Greenwell (67. C.) Practical treatise on mine engineering. 1855. 
 
 3927.03 
 Heatherington [A.) Gold fields of Nova Scotia. 1868. . 1151.05 
 
 Jones (W.) Treasures of the earth. 1868 3933.33 
 
 Mining magazine, v. 1-10, 1853-58. 8121.31 
 
 Morgan ( W.) Manual of mining tools. 1871. . . .3922.20 
 
 Same. Atlas. 1871 3927.28 
 
 Mowry (S.) Arizona and Sonora : silver region of N. A. 1114.1] 
 Patterson [L. B.) Twelve years in the mines of California. 1862. 
 
 1122.21 
 Phillips {J. A.) and Darlington (J.) Records of mining. 1862. 3933.38 
 Randall (P. M.) Quartz operator's hand-book. 1871. . 4002.01 
 Raymond (R. W.) Statistics of mines. See (below) United States. 
 
 Com. of mining statistics. 
 Rickard (F. I.) Mining journey across the Andes. 1863. 1163.16 
 
 Simonin{L.) Underground lite. 1869 8934.42 
 
 Taylor (J. W.) Report upon gold and silver mining east of the 
 
 Rocky Mountains. 1867 4006.05 
 
 United States. Commissioner of mining statistics. Report for 
 
 1868. By J. R. Brown 4006.07 
 
 Same. 1869-73. By R. W. Raymond 4006.08 
 
 Vignotti (A.) Coup d'ceil sur les richesses mStallurgiques du 
 
 Mexigue. 18C8 3933.27 
 
 Westgarth ( W.) Victoria : and its gold mines, 1853. .1063.18 
 Whittlesey [C.) Ancient mining on the shores of Lake Superior. 
 
 [Sm. contrib., v. 13] 3937.13 
 
 Navigation. 
 
 [See Oanals, p. 40 ; — and in general alphabet, Naval 
 science (Navigation ; — Seamanship.)] 
 
 Painting, Gilding, Varnishing. 
 
 Painter, Gilder and Varnisher's companion. 1852. . . 3932.33 
 Masury (J. W.) How shall we paint our houses 1 1868. 3932.35 
 
 Paper-hanging. 
 Arrowsmith (J.) Paper-hanger's companion. 1852. . . 3932.32 
 
 Paper-making. 
 
 Amer. wood paper company vs. J. D. Hefft & Co. Brief of T. A. 
 
 Jenckes. New York, 1869. 8° 3944.18 
 
 Herring ( R.) Paper and paper making. 1855. . .3931.13 
 
 Hofma'nn(V.) "Practical treatise, etc. 1873 3937.34 
 
 Koops (M.) Historical account of the substances which have been 
 
 used to describe events, and to convey ideas. 1801. 4002.15 
 
 Patents. 
 
 Macfie (R. A.) Recent discussions on the abolition of patents 
 for inventions. 1869 3922.30 
 
 Repertory of patent inventions and other discoveries and im- 
 provements. 136 V. London, 1794-1862 3901.01 
 
 Same. Index, 1815-45. London, 1846 3905.17 
 
 In asking for books, use the "Book Orders," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
46 
 
 ARTS, USEFUL: Patents to Smoke. 
 
 United Stales. Patent office. Report. 1843-71. 63 v. .6911.01 
 
 Note.— For continuation see Specifications and drawings, 
 
 etc., below. „,.,, 
 
 - Official gazette, v. 1-6, 1872-74 • • 6914.01 
 
 - Specifications and drawings of patents. May 30, 1871— July, 
 
 1874. 83 v. [Continued.] 6921.01 
 
 Periodicals, and Proceedings of Societies. 
 
 [See names of special sciences and arts, as Mathematics, 
 
 Natural history, etc., for their special periodicals.] 
 
 Academy of natural sciences of Philadelphia. Proceedings, v. 
 
 1-18, 1841-66 8002.01 
 
 American ArtiBan. V. 10-17, 1870-74. 
 
 American association for the promotion of science, v. 1-22, 
 
 1849-74 3946-01 
 
 Note. — For contents see entry on page 15. 
 American institute. Annual report [or transactions]. V. 6-34, 
 
 1847-8—1873-4 SBl™ 
 
 American journal of science and arts. 1818-74. . . . 8181.01 
 
 Appleton's Journal, v. 1-11, 1869-74 2167.01 
 
 Bardwicke's Sciance-gossip v. 6-10, 1869-74. ,.„..„ 
 
 Journal of the Franklin Institute. New series, v. 1-26, 1826-40. 
 
 3d aeries, v. 1-67, 1841-74 809S.01 
 
 London Edinburgh and Dublin philosophical magazine, v. 37-48. 
 
 1869-74 8147.01 
 
 Manufacturer and builder, v. 1-6, 1869-74. 
 
 Mechanics magazine, v. 68-65, 1853-56 ;— Same. N. S. T. 1—24, 
 
 18:9-70. 
 Popular science monthly. Conducted by B. L. Toumans. v. 1-4, 
 
 1872-74 8156.01 
 
 Popular science review, v. 1-13, 1862-74 8155.01 
 
 Quarterly journal of science, v. 1-11, 1864-74 8168.01 
 
 Scientific American. New Beries. v. 6-6, 20-31, 1861-74. 
 Sittiman's Journal. See American journal of science. .8181.01 
 Smithsonian institution. See Smithsonian institution. In gene- 
 ral alphabet. 
 Student and intellectual observer of science, v.1-4, 1868-69. 8186.24 
 
 - Same, N. S. v. 1, 1870 8186.28 
 
 Technologist, or industrial monthly, v. 1-5, 1870-74. 
 
 * Workshop {The). V. 1-7. 1868-74. 
 
 Petroleum and Coal Oils. 
 
 Allen (T.) Explosibility of coal oils. [Sm. rep., 1861.] . 3936.16 
 Antisell (T.) Manuf. of oils from coal, etc. 1859. . . .3944.07 
 Erni (B.) Coal oil and petroleum : history, geology, and chem- 
 istry- 1865 3933.22 
 
 Gesner (A.) Practical treatise on coal, petroleum, and other dis- 
 tilled oils. 1865 3933.25 
 
 Morris (E.) Derrick and drill, [anon.] 1865 3933.24 
 
 Wright ( W.) Oil regions of Pennsylvania. 1865. . . .3933.21 
 
 Photography. 
 
 A ligny (B. F. Q. d'). Photography and photographic apparatus. 
 [Paris univ. expos., 1867. V. S. com. Reports, v. 5. 3915.13 
 American Institute. [Transactions : Proceedings of the photo- 
 graphical section, v. 6-34, 1847-8—73-4.] 6117.06 
 
 Burgess (N. G.) Photograph and ambrotype manual. 1859. 3933.13 
 Dawson (G.) Manual of photography founded on Hardwick. 
 
 8th ed. 1873 4002.19 
 
 Ealleur (67. C. H.) Art of photography. 1854. . . . 3933.14 
 Hardwick (T. F.) Photographic chemistry. 1864. . . 3933.15 
 Eill(L.L) Treatise on heliochromy. 1856. . . .3934.35 
 
 Bunt(R.) Researches on light. 1854 4024.03 
 
 Jamin (J. C.) Photo-chemistry. [Sm. rep., 1867.] . . . 3930.22 
 
 Lea {M. C.) Manual of photography. 1868 3933.11 
 
 LeGros {A.) Encyclopedic de la photographic. [1856.] . 3931.45 
 Meteyard (E.) History of the discovery of P. [In her Group of 
 
 Englishmen.] 1871 3182.27 
 
 Philadelphia photographer. Ed by E. L. Wilson, v. 2. 1445.25 
 
 iVice (L.) Photographic manipulation. 1868 3933.16 
 
 Root (U. A.) Camera and the pencil. 1864 3941.15 
 
 Russell (C.) Tannin process 3933.18 
 
 Schubert ( F.) Practical hints. 1854. [With Halleur.] .3933.14 
 Scott [A. DeC.) On photo-zincography, etc. 1803. . .3937.32 
 
 Sutton (<?.> Dictionary of photography. 1858 39^3 12 
 
 Tan Monckhoven (D.) Photographic optics. 1867. . . . 3933.17 
 
 Railway Construction and Policy. 
 
 [See also Engineering, p. 41 ; — and Railways, in general 
 alphabet.] 
 
 Adams (C. F.) A chapter of Erie. 1869 6922.22 
 
 American railroad jour., v. 35-47. N. Y., 1862-74. 4°. 
 Applcton's illustrated railway and steam navigation guide. 1872. 
 Ashcroft (J.) Railway directory for 1863 ; loyal states and Cana- 
 
 daB. 1863 3925.34 
 
 Ballantyne {R. M.) The iron horse, or life on the line ; a tale of 
 
 the Grand national trunk railway. 1871, . . . 3925.39 
 
 Booth (B.) Liverpool and Manchester railway. 1831. . 39IJ7.03 
 
 Boston (City oj). Eailroad jubilee. 1851 3925.21 
 
 Chalmers (J.) Channel railway connecting England and France. 
 
 1867 3934.18 
 
 Cliattaway (E. D.) Railways : their capital and dividends, with 
 
 statistics of their working hi Great Britain and Ireland 
 
 London, 1855 56. 16° 3925.22 
 
 Colburn (Z.) Locomotive engineering, and the mechanism of 
 
 railways. 1871 . 31)27.29 
 
 Davidson (E. A.) The railways of India. 1868 3925.36 
 
 Dodd ((?.) Railways 1868 3S26.31 
 
 Donaldson ( W.) Switchings and crossings : formula. 1871. 3925.41 
 Faxrlie {R. F.) Railways or no railways. Narrow gauge v. broad 
 
 gauge. 1872. ...- 3926.43 
 
 Flint (B. M.) Railroads of the United States. 1868. . . 3925.24 
 Francis (J.) History of the English railway. 1820-45. 2 v. 
 
 3925.25 
 GalttW.) Railway reform : its importance and practicability. 
 
 1865 3925.37 
 
 Bead {Sir F. B.) Locomotion by steam [In his Descriptive Es- 
 says. V. 1., 150-218. V. 2., 76-188.J 2531.21 
 
 Bench (J. B.) Field-book for railroad engineers. 1860. . 3926.21 
 Jervis (J. B.) Construction and management of railways. 3925.27 
 
 Lardner (D.) Railway economy. 1855 3925.29 
 
 Poor (B. V.) Manual of the R. R. of the U. S 4006.20 
 
 Rogers (B.) Chief securities against railway accidents. [Essays 
 
 from Good Words, pp. 276-311. 1867.] 2541.32 
 
 Spencer IB.) Railway morals and railway policy. 1856. [T. L., 
 
 V. 25.] 6075.30 
 
 Spooner (C. E.) Narrow gauge railways. 1871 3925.40 
 
 Stephenson (M.) Science of railway construction. 1861 . 3925.23 
 
 Stow (F. H.) Railway annual for 1859 3925.38 
 
 Tanner (B. S.) Railroads of the United States. 1840. . 3927.25 
 Taylor (T.) Fast life on the modern highway. 1874. . . 3925.44 
 
 Receipts in the Arts, Manufactures, 
 
 Professions, and Trades. 
 
 [See also Domestic economy, in general alphabet.] 
 
 Cooley (A. J.) Cyclopaedia of 6,000 receipts. 1856. . . 6017.02 
 
 — *Cyclop£edia of practical receipts. 6th ed., revised by R. V. 
 
 Tuson. 1872 6017.03 
 
 Dick (W. B.) Encyclopedia of practical receipts. 1872. .6017.04 
 Francis (G. W.) Dictionary of practical receipts. New ed. 
 
 1872 6017.05 
 
 Lcmery (N.) New curiosities in art and nature. 1711. . 3921.21 
 Plat (Sir B.) Jewel-house of art and nature. 1653. . . 3921.20 
 
 Roads. 
 
 Law (B.) Art of constructing and repairing roads. With sur- 
 vey of metropolitan roads, by S. Hughes. 1856. . 3934.02 
 M'Adam (J. S.) System of road making. 1820. . . 3934,01 
 Rogers (F.) Roads and bridges. [Sm. rep., I860.] . . . 3936.15 
 See also Engineering, p. 41. 
 
 Rope Making. 
 
 Chapman (R.) Treatise on ropemaking. 1868 3932.39 
 
 Saws. 
 
 Bolly (B. W.) Art of saw filing. 1864 3923 34 
 
 Parsons (S. E.) Sawyer's companion. 1857. . . . 4002.07 
 
 Screw-cutting. 
 
 Martin (W. A.) Screw-cutting tables for mechanical engineers. 
 1866 3923.32 
 
 Sewerage and Drainage. 
 
 [See also Agriculture, p. 7 ; — Medicine. (Sanitary science.) 
 Bowditch (B I.) Letter concerning houses for the people, and 
 the sewage question. [In Mass. Stale board of health. 2d 
 
 report, 1870.] 4345.19 
 
 Burn (R. S.) Sanitary science applied to construction of houses. 
 
 1872 3932.58 
 
 Dempsey (G. D.) Drainage of towns and buildings. 1854. 3934.07 
 Denton (J. B.) Sewage farming. 1870 3934.07}; 
 
 — Sanitary works and sewage utilization. 1869. . . 8934.07} a 
 
 Eassie ( IF.) Healthy houses. 1872 3932 56 
 
 Latham (B.) The sewage difficulty. 1867 3934.07}$ 
 
 — Sanitary enginering. 1873 3942.01 
 
 — Scheme of sewerage and sewage utilization for Hornsey. 1869. 
 
 3934.07); 
 Reynolds (O.) Sewer gas, and how to Keep it out of houseB. 
 
 1872 3931.52 
 
 Sanitary siftings, or sewage systems compared. 1868. 3934 07 } 2 
 
 Sewing Machines. 
 
 Herzberg (Dr.) The sewing machine : its history, construction, 
 
 and application 3922.01 
 
 Nichols (Arthur B.) Sewing machines. [In Mass. State board of 
 
 .health. 3d report. 1871.] . . .4345.19 
 
 Parton (J.) Triumphs of enterprise 8265.15 
 
 Sheet-Iron and Sheet-Metal. 
 
 Percy (J.) Manufacture of Russian sheet-iron. 1871. . 3934.32 
 Warn (R. B.) Sheet metal worker's instructor. 1869. . 3933.51 
 
 Ship Building. 
 
 [See Naval science, in general alphabet.] 
 
 Silk and Silk Worms. 
 
 Cobb (J. B.) Manual of the mulberry tree, and culture of Bilk. 
 
 1831 6133.17 
 
 Cowdin(E.C) Report on silk and silk manuf. 1868. .3931.19 
 Same. [Paris univ, exp., 1867. U. S. com. Reports, 
 
 V. 6.] 8915.14 
 
 Dandolo (V.,conte). Art of rearing silk-worms. 1825. .3931.10 
 Hartlib (S.) Reformed Virginian silk-worm. [Force's tracts, 
 
 v. 3] 677.10 
 
 Bistory of silk ; including spinning, dj'eing, and weaving. 
 
 1853 3931.06 
 
 Porter (G. R.) Treatise on silk-manufacture, 1831. . . 3931.08 
 
 Smoke. 
 
 [See also Warming and Ventilation, p. 48.] 
 
 Williams (C. W.) On the prevention of smoke. 1868. . 3932.45 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY, 
 
ARTS, USEFUL : Soap to Turning. 
 
 47 
 
 Soap. 
 Dussauce (ZT.) Treatise on the manufacture of soap. 1869. 3932.10 
 
 Steam-Engine. 
 Alban (E.) High-pressure steam-engine. 1848. . . . 8926.11 
 Armstrong [B.) Treatise on steam boilers. 1857. . . . 3926.18 
 Auchincloss (W. S.) Steam, etc Paris univ. exp., 1867. U. S. 
 
 com. Eeports, v. 4.) 3915J2 
 
 Bourne (J.) Catechism of the steam-engine. 1859. . . 3926.14 
 Handbook of the steam engine : key to the ' Catechism,' etc. 
 
 1873 3926.00 
 
 — Practical treatise. 1852 3926.01 
 
 Same. 1872 3927.08 
 
 Brown (F.) and Main (T. J.) Marine steam engine. 1864. 3926.06 
 
 Same. Questions etc. 1863 3926.09 
 
 Burgh (iV. P.) Pocket-book of practical rules for the proportions 
 
 of modern engines and boilers. 1868 3921.13 
 
 Same. 1865 3926.22 
 
 — Slide valve. 1870 S926.27 
 
 — On the condensation of steam. 1871 3927.13 
 
 Burn {B. S.) Steam engine: history and mechanism. 1868. 3926.29 
 Colourn <Z.) Locomotive engineering, and mechanism of rail- 
 ways. 1871 3927 29 
 
 and Holley (A . L.) Permanent way and coal-burning locomotive 
 
 boilers of European railways. 1858 3927.05 
 
 Delepierre (0.) Historical difficulties, pp. 139-148. 1868. 2621.27 
 
 Dempsey (67. D.) Locomotive engine. 1857 3926.15 
 
 Dodd 10.) Hist, and explanatory dissert, on the steam engine, 
 
 1818 3927.27 
 
 Engine-room (Tlu); also the application of the indicator to the ma- 
 rine engine, [anon.] 1870 3926.38 
 
 Evers (H.) Steam and the steam-engine : land, marine, and loco 
 
 motive. 1873 3922 23 
 
 Farey (J.) Treatise on the steam-engine. 1827. . . . 3927.06 
 Foden (J.) Boiler-makers' companion. 1869. . . . 3923.31 
 
 Garvey {M. A.) Future effects of steam. 1852 6816.12 
 
 Hale ( W ) Mechanical meaus by which vessels are propelled by 
 
 steam power. 1868 3926.30 
 
 Harrison (J., jr.) Locomotive engine, and Philadelphia's share 
 
 in its early improvement. 1872 3907.01 
 
 Isherwood IB. F.) Engin. precedents for Bteam machinery. 2 v. 
 
 1859. .... 3925.04 
 
 Kuuffer (P.) Steam in the engine, etc. 1873 3907.02 
 
 King (W. H.) Lessons on steam, the steam engine, etc. 3926.08 
 
 Lardner (D.) Rudimentary treatise. 1866 3921.16 
 
 Same. 1859 3S26.19 
 
 MacFarlane IB.) History of propellers and Bteam navigation. 
 
 1851. . • . . . 3926.10 
 
 Main {T. J.) and Brown (T.) Marine steam engine. 1864.3926.05 
 
 — Questions on the marine steam engine. 1863. . . 3926.09 
 Murray IB.) Marine engines and steam vessels. 1869 . 3926.28 
 Nystrom IJ. W.) Screw propellers and their steam-engines. 
 
 1852 3926.13 
 
 Perm IJ.) Elementary treatise on steam, [steam-engines and 
 
 boilers]. 1874. 3907 04 
 
 Bankine IW. J. M) Manual of the steam-engine and other 
 
 prime movers. 2d ed. 1861 3926.12 
 
 Bead ID.) Nathan Bead : his invention of the high pressure 
 
 engine, etc. 1870 3926.24 
 
 Bobinson (J. B.) Explosions of steam boilers. 1870. . 3921.12 
 Sewell[J) Treatise on steam and locomotion. 1852. .3926.16 
 Steam engine explained, [anon.] 1839. [Pamphlets.] . 5721.01 
 Stephenson (ie.) and Locke (J.) Comparative merits of locomotive 
 
 and fixed engines, as applied to railways. 1831. . . 3907.03 
 Tredgold (T.) On the steam-engine. 3 v. 1852. 
 Trips in the life of a locomotive engineer, [anon.] 1863. 1112.12 
 Walker (J.) Comparative merits of locomotive and fixed engines 
 
 as a moving power. 1831 • • 3907. 03 
 
 Ward {J. H.) Steam tor the million. 1860 3926.06 
 
 Webster (67. E.) Steam engine and steam. 2 v. [1874.] . 3907.05 
 Williams Ifl. W.) On heat in its relations to water and steam. 
 
 1864 3926.04 
 
 Note. See on the question of the invention of the steam- 
 engine, Delepierre (O.) Hist, difficulties. . . . 2521.27 
 Indicator. 
 Application (The) of the indicator to marine engines. [Engine- 
 room, etc. 1870.] 3926.38 
 
 Main (T. J.) The indicator and dynamometer. 4th ed. 2925.30 
 Porter 10. T.) On the ftichards steam-engine indicator. 3925.31 
 —Description of Richards' improved steam-engine indicator. 
 
 1868 3925.33 
 
 Steam Navigation. 
 Dodd (G.) Hist, and explanatory dissertation on steam vaabets. 
 
 IRIS ...•••••• OoZl .£ii 
 
 — Steamers. 'l868.' '.'.'.'.'. ■ • • ■ 3926.31 
 
 Murray (2J.) Treatise on marine engines and steam vessels. 
 
 IftfiQ «•■••••• oa2x},2o 
 
 Ocean-route's. ' See Chambers's Papers, v. 8. . . . . ■ 2516.04 
 Otway (R.) Treatise on steam navigation. 1834. . . . •>»2'.^< 
 Bainey (T.) Ocean steam navigation, and the ocean post. 4617.07 
 Sargent 10.) Lectures on American steam navigation. [Weale's 
 
 quar. papers, v. 3.] • • 3918 13 
 
 Seaward (J. and S.) Observations on steam power between this 
 
 country and the East Indies. 1834. . •••■• %i'-°' 
 Stuart (C. B ) Naval and mail steamers of the U. S. 1853. 4518.1b 
 Town (I.) Navigating the ocean with steamships. 1838. 60J1.01 
 Woodcroft (B.) Origin and progress of steam nav. 1848. 892O.02 
 
 Stone and Stone-Mason's Work. 
 
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 Burgoyne [J.) Blasting and quarrying of stone. 1860. . 3932.30 
 
 Strength and Resistance of Materials. 
 
 Baker (B.) On the strengths of beams, columns, and archen. 
 1OT0 3926.26 
 
 Barlow (P.) On the strength of timber, cast and malleablo iron, 
 and other materials. 1851 3926.37 
 
 llumber ( W.) Handy-book for the calculations of strains in gir- 
 ders and similar structures. 1869 3922.14 
 
 Wood (Ve V.) On the resistance of materials. 1871. . .3926.41 
 
 Same. 2d ed. 1875. 
 
 Sugar. 
 
 [See also Agriculture, p. 9 ;— and Beet-root sugar, p. 40.] 
 Napoleon III. The sugar question, 1842. [Works, v. 2.] 5057.16 
 
 Surveying. 
 
 [See aho Engineering.] 
 Baker [T.) Land and engineering surveying. 1859. . .3925.17 
 
 — Subterraneous surveys without the magnetic needle. 3925.19 
 Clevenger (S. V.) Government surveying. 1874. . . . 3925.15 
 
 Danes (C.) Elements of surveying. 1868 3925.16 
 
 Fenwick IT.) Subterraneous surveying and magnetic variation 
 
 of the needle. 1861 3925.19 
 
 Gillespie (W. M.) Treatise on land surveying. 1863. .3925.10 
 Gum-mere (J.) Treatise on land surveying. 1853. . . . 3926.08 
 Hawes (J. H.) TJuited States surveying : rectangular, etc. 3925.09 
 
 Nesbit [A.) Treatise on land surveying. 1820 3925 11 
 
 Smith (J. A.) Treatise on land surveying 3924.01 
 
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 [Paris univ. expos., 1867. U. S. com. Reports, v. 5.] 3915.13 
 Briggs IC. F.) and Maverick {A.) Story of the telegraph, and hist. 
 
 of the great Atlantic cable. 1858 3934 26 
 
 Cooke (W.F.) Invention of the electric telegraph. 1869.3934.36 
 Culley (iS. £ ) Hand-book of practical telegraphy. 1870. 3934.30 
 
 Dodd (G.) Telegraphs 1868 3926.31 
 
 Field (fl. M.) Hist, of Atlantic telegraph. 1806. . . . 3934.25 
 Hogg{G.) Secret code for telegrams. 1870. .3934.31 
 
 Hightnn (E.) Electric T. : its history. 1852 3934.24 
 
 Morse (S. F. B.) Examination of telegraphic apparatus. [Paris 
 
 univ. expos., 1867. U. S. com. Reports, v. 4.] . . 3915.12 
 
 — Life, by S. I. Prime. 1875 3126.22 
 
 Mullaly [J.) Laying of the cable. 1858 3934.23 
 
 Pope IF L ) Modern practice of the electric T. 1870. . 3934.29 
 Prescott (67. B.) History of the electric T. I860. . . .3934.28 
 Bonalds {Sir F.) Description of an electrical T. 1871. .3934.22 
 Smithsonian Institution. Board of regents. Proceedings in rela- 
 tion to the electro-magnetic T. 1857. [Sm. miscel. coll. 
 T . 2.] 3935.12 
 
 Van Choate (i. F.) Ocean telegraphing. 1866 3934.27 
 
 WilsonlG.) Electricity and the electric telegraph. 1854. [Trav. 
 libr.,v.24.] 6075.29 
 
 Tinsmith. 
 
 Blinn (L. J.) Workshop companion for tin, sheet-iron, and cop- 
 per-plate workers. 1865 3933.40 
 
 Butts II. B.) Tinman's manual. 1860 4002.06 
 
 Davidson {E. A.) Drawing for metal-plate workers. 1854. 3924.34 
 
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 . 1867. 
 
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 Mason (67. (^Application of art to manufactures. [Metals enamels 
 
 electrotypy. porcelain, glass, and ornament.] 1858. 3914.23 
 
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 WyldelJ.) Book of trades. 1866. ... . ■ 
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 names of particular trades ; also Fine arts : 
 applications.] 
 
 Tunnels. 
 
 [Metals, 
 . 3914.22 
 . 3914.13 
 . 3915.26 
 44 ; — and 
 Industrial 
 
 [Weale's quar. papers, 
 3918.16 
 
 Law (H.) Memoir of Thames tunnel, 
 
 v. 5.] 
 
 Turning, the Lathe, etc. 
 
 Amateur mechanic's workshop. 1870 3923.06 
 
 frond-book of turning, [anon.] 1859 ■••""J"" 
 
 mTJvfel* [0) Taming and! mechanical manipulation.^ v. 
 
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 eZ, of cutting tools. 3. Abrasive and miscellaneous, 
 which cannot be accomplished without cutting tools. 
 
 Lathe and its uses, [anon.] 1868. . 3922 26 
 
 Specimens of faccy turning, [anon.] 1869. . . -3922.20 
 
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 ARTS, USEFUL: -Warming to Woolens. 
 
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 1854 3932.54 
 
 Burn [R. S.) Sanitary science as applied to the healthy construc- 
 tion of houses. 1872 3932.58 
 
 Eassie I W.) Healthy houses, drainage, ventilation, warming, 
 
 etc. 1872 3932.56 
 
 Edwards IF., jr.) On the extravagant use of fuel in cooking. 
 
 1869. 3932.60 
 
 Gouge (H. A.) Hew system of ventilation. 1870. . .3932.63 
 
 Griscom (./. H.) Uses and abuses of air. 1850 4323.28 
 
 Leeds (L. W.) Lectures on ventilation, 1866-67. . . . 3932.49 
 
 Martin {A. C.) Ventilation of school-houses. [In Mass. State 
 
 board of health. 2d report, 1870.] . . ... 4345.19 
 
 Prideaun (T. S.) On economy of fuel. 1853 3932.47 
 
 Reid (D. B.) Theory and practice of ventilation. 1844. 3932.51 
 
 — Lectures on ventilation etc. [Sm. rep. 1856). . . . 3936.11 
 Thompson {B., Count Rumford). Economy of fuel. [In his Essays, 
 
 V. 2, 1793.] 4026.11 
 
 Tomlinson {(.'.) On warming aud ventilation. . . 3932.46 
 Walker ( W.) Cseful hints on ventilation. 1850. . . . 3932.62 
 Williams C. W.) Combustion origen and prevention of smoke. 
 
 1858. ' ■ 3932.45 
 
 Wyman |J/.; Treatise on ventilation. 1846. . . . 3932.57 
 
 Water-works. 
 
 [See also Hydraulics, p. 43.] 
 
 Brooklyn Water-works. Documents and plans. 1854. . .1927.23 
 
 Hughes IS.) Treatise on water- works for the supply of cities. 
 
 1859 3934.08 
 
 Same. Hew ed. 1872 3932 08 
 
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 [See also Manufactures.] 
 
 Watson (J.) Art of weaving. 1863 3931.11 
 
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 Adams (J. Q.) Report upon weights and measures. 1821. 4015.18 
 
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 Vabosi (C.) Elements ot commerce ; or, operations of exchange ; 
 Moneys, weights, and measures ; Commercial calculations, 
 
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 Greaves (J.) Discourse of the Roman foot and denarius. [Mis- 
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 — Origin and antiquity of our English weights and measures. 
 
 2ded. 1746. ('•Tracts.") 5911.06 
 
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 Hedley (./.) Commercial calculations for Hamburg. 1816. 6916.27 
 Worton (R.) The complete measurer. 2d ed., with additions. 
 
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 in 1. 1821 6918.01 
 
 Kohlrausch (F } Introd. to physical measurements, with appen- 
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 Robertson {E. W.) Standards of the past in weight and currency. 
 
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 Tate{W.) The modern cambist. 1868 6916.26 
 
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 Woolhouse ( W. S. B.) Measures, weights, and moneys of all na- 
 tions: 1859 4015.19 
 
 See also Physics. (Electrical measurements.) 
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 Bowring [Sir J.) Decimal system. 1854 4015.22 
 
 British metre, and its derivatives ; proposed reform. London, 
 1820. 8°. [Pamph., v. 16.] 5058.16 
 
 Clarke (AM.) Comparisons of the standards of length of England, 
 France, Belgium, Prussia, Russia, India, Australia, made 
 at the Ordnance survey office, Southampton. 1866. 4018.21 
 
 Dangar (J. 67.) Notes of lessons on the metric system of weights 
 and measures, and on the decimal coinage. 1871. . 4015.13 
 
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 Gt. Britain. First report of commissioners. 1820. [Pamph , 
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 Hassler (F. R.) Comparisons of weights and measures of length 
 and capacity. 1832 4015.17 
 
 Herschel (Sir J.) Metric system. [In Davies (C.) Metric sys- 
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 Levi (L.) Metric system. 1871 4015.14 
 
 Newton (H. A.) Metric system. [Sm. rep., 1865.] . . . 3936.20 
 
 Rutter (H.) Metric system compared with British standard 
 weights and measures. 1866 4015.16 
 
 Whitworth (J.) Standard decimal measures of length. [In his 
 Papers, etc. 1858.] 3923.21 
 
 Wells and Well-digging, Pumps, etc. 
 
 [See Hydraulics, p. 43.] 
 Pole (W.) Cornish pumping engine. [Weale's quar. papers, 
 v. 6.] 3918.16 
 
 Wheels. 
 
 [See also Machinery, p. 45.] 
 Camus (C. E.) Treatise on the teeth of. 1868 8923.33 
 
 Wines. 
 
 [See Liquors, p. 44.] 
 Wood and Wood-working. 
 
 [See also Turning, p. 47.] 
 
 Preservation of wood. [Sm. rep., 1864.] 3936.19 
 
 Richards (J.) Wood-working factories and machinery. 1873. 3922.28 
 
 ■Woolens and Worsteds. 
 
 [See also Agriculture. (Sheep, p. 9.)] 
 
 Bischoff(J.) History of tbe woolen and worsted manufactures, 
 and the natural and commercial history of sheep. 2 v. 
 1842 3931.16 
 
 History of wool, including observations on spinning, dyeing, 
 and weaving. 1853 3931.08 
 
 Mudge (E. R.) and Hayes (J L.) Report on wool and wool manu- 
 factures. [Paris univ. expos., 1867. U. S. com. Reports, 
 v. 6 ] 3915.H 
 
 Proposal fully to prevent the smuggling of wool. [By Philo-Bri- 
 taunicus. anon.] London, 1732. 12° 5911.06 
 
 Sympson (A.) Short and effectual method to prevent the running 
 of wool, etc., from Great Britain and Ireland. 1741. 5911.06 
 
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 Literary publications. 
 
 1850. Vasari (G.) Life of Giovanni Angelico ; by G. A. 
 Bezzi. 1854. Ruskin (J.) Giotto and his works in Padua. 
 1855. Wyatt (M. D.) Notices of sculpture in ivory ; with 
 a catalogue of select examples of ivory carvings, by E. Old- 
 field. 1856. Layard (A. H ) Martyrdom of St. Sebastian, 
 fresco by Pietro Perugino, at Panieale. 1857. Layard 
 (A. H.) Madonna aud Saints, fresco by Ottaviano Nelli, at 
 Gubbio. 1858. Layard (A. H.) Frescoes by Pinturicchio, 
 at Spello. 1859. Layard (A. H.) Giovanni Sanzio, aud 
 his fresco at Cagli. 1860. Layard (A. H.) Domenico 
 Ghirlandaio and his fresco of the death of S. Francis. 
 1865. Weale (W. H. J.) Hans Mending, a notice of his 
 life and works. 1868. Layard (A H ) The Brancacci 
 chapel and Masolino, Masaccio, and Filippino Lippi. 
 1871. Wornum (R.N. H.) Holbein and the Meier Ma- 
 donna. 
 
 Chromolithographs. Annual publications, 
 with some extra issues. 
 1856. Giotto chapel, Padua, in 1306.— Martyrdom of 
 St. Sebastian ; from a fresco by P. Perugino at Panieale. 
 1357. Christ among the doctors ; from a fresco by 
 Pinturicchio at Spello.— Fresco by Ottaviano Nelli at 
 Gubbio: The Madonna and saints. 1858. The nativ- 
 ity ; fresco by Pinturicchio, at Spello.— S. Catharine 
 borne by angels to the tomb, by B. Luinl, Brera gal- 
 lery, Mdau. 1859. Dante; iac-simile of a portrait 
 by Giotto.— Fresco of Madonna and child by L. da Vinci 
 in the monastery of S. Onofrio at Rome.— Fresco by G. 
 Sanzio at Cagli —Head of an angel, supposed to be a 
 portrait of Kaffaelle ; from a fresco by G. Sanzio at Cagli. 
 1860. Two heads, from a fresco by Ghirlandajo in the 
 
 church of St. Trinita, Florence. — Death of S. Francis, from 
 the same. 1861. The fall, by F. Lippi, the Expulsion, 
 by Masaccio ; from frescoes in the Brancacci chapel of the 
 church of the Carmine, Florence — Tribute money, by 
 Masaccio ; from the same.— S. Peter preaching and S. Peter 
 baptizing, by Masalino ; from the same. 1862. Burial 
 of S. Cecilia ; from a fresco by F. Francia, church of S. 
 Cecilia at Bologna. — S Peter in prison, visited by S. Paul, 
 and S Peter delivered from prison, by F. Lippi ; from the 
 fresco in the Brancacci chapel of the church of the Car- 
 mine at Florence.— Head from the same. — S. S. Peter and 
 John healing the cripple, and S Peter raising Petronilla 
 by Masaliuo ; from irescoes in the Brancacci chapel of the 
 church ot the Carmiue at Florence. —Head from the same. 
 1863. The annunciation ; from a fresco by Fra Angelico, 
 convent of S. Mark at Florence.- Marriage of S. Cecilia ; 
 from a fresco by F. Francia, in the church of S. Cecilia at 
 Bologna.— S. Augustine preaching ; from a fresco by B. Goz- 
 
 zoli, atS. Gimignano S. S. Peter and Paul raising the king's 
 
 son, and the homage to S. Peter, by Masaccio and F. Lippi ; 
 from a fresco in Brancacci chapel. — Head from the same. — 
 S S. Peter and John healing the sick by their shadows, 
 and S. S. Peter and John giving alms, by Masaccio, from 
 frescoes in the Brancacci chapel. — Head irom tbe same. — 
 Conversion of Hermogenes the sorcerer ; from a fresco by 
 Andrea Mantegna in the Church of the Eremitani at Pa- 
 dua 1864. Coronation of the Virgin, from a fresco by 
 Fra Angelico, convent of S. Mark at Florence — Christ 
 among the doctors ; from a fresco by Luini at Saronno.— 
 Presentation in the temple ; from a fresco by Luini at Sa- 
 ronno.— Head from the same. 1865. Marriage of the Vir- 
 gin ; from a fresco by B. Luini at Saronno.— S. James before 
 Herod ; from a fresco by Andrea Mautegna, in the Church 
 of the Eremitani at Padua.— Adoration of the Magi ; from 
 a triptych at Bruges, by Memling.— Nativity of our Lord 
 
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 and his presentation in the temple : from the same.— S. 
 John Baptist and S. Veronica ; from the same.— S. Peter 
 delivered from prison ; from a fresco by Raphael in the 
 8tanze of the Vatican. 1866. The annunciation ; from 
 a fresco by Fra Bartolommeo, villa of the Frati di S. Mar- 
 co, Florence.— The last supper ; from a fresco by Ghir- 
 
 landaio in the church of the Osnissanti 'at Florence The 
 
 adoration of the Magi ; from a fresco by Luini at Saronno. 
 — The four sibyls ; from a fresco by Baphael in S. Maria 
 della Pace at Borne. — The nativity of the Virgin ; from 
 fresco by A. del Savto in the convent of the Annunziata at 
 Florence. 1867. The ecstasy of S Catherine ; from a 
 fresco by Razzi in San Domeuico, Siena.— Preaching of 
 John the Baptist ; from a fresco by Ghirlaudajo in S. Maria 
 Novella at Florence.— Poetry ; from a fresco by Raphael in 
 the Stanze of the Vatican. — Theology ; from the same. 
 1868. The adoration of the lamb ; lrom the altar piece 
 by the brothers Van Eyck in the cathedral of St. Bavon at 
 Ghent.— S. S. Peter and Paul before Nero, and the martyr- 
 dom of S Peter by F. Lippi ; from the fresco in the Bran- 
 
 cacei chapel of the church of the Carmine at Florence. 
 
 The vision of Saint Bernard ; from a painting by F. Lippi 
 in the Badia at Florence — The procession of the Magi ; 
 from a fresco by A. del Sarto in the cloister of the S. S. An • 
 nunziata at Florence. 1869. Judges and warriors, hermits 
 and pilgrims, by the brothers Van Eyck, in the cathedral of 
 St. Bavon at Ghent.— Portraits of Judocus Vyts, Lord of 
 Pomele, and his wite Isabelle de Borlunt, with their patron 
 saints ; by the same — The adoration of the kings ; lrom a 
 fresco by Pietro Perugino at Cetta della Pieve near Peru- 
 gia — S. Filippo Bennizzi healing children ; from a freBco 
 by A. del Sarto in the convent oftheAnnunciataat Florence. 
 1870. Christ and Mary Magdalene in the garden ; from 
 the fresco by Fra Angelico in tbe convent of S. Mark at 
 Florence. — The transfiguration ; from the fresco by Fra 
 Angelico in the convent of St. Mark at Florence.— Jesus 
 and his disciples at Emmaus ; from a fresco by Fra Bar- 
 tolommeo in the convent of St. Mark, Florence. — The 
 prophet Jeremiah ; from the fresco by Michel Angelo on 
 the ceiling of the Sistine chapel at Rome. — Venus rising 
 from the sea ; from the picture by Sandro Botticelli in the 
 TJmzi gallery at Florence. — Four apostles, by A. Duerer in 
 the gallery at Munich.— From a fresco by Ott. Nelli at Gub- 
 bio. — St. Cecilia at the organ, and angelic choir, by the 
 brothers Van Eyck, in the cathedral of St. Bavon at Ghent. 
 —The Triune God .—The Virgin Mary ;— St. John the Bap- 
 tist ; from the same. 
 
 Hhgravings. 
 
 1857. Head of the Virgin ; Head of a saint ; from a 
 fresco at G-ubbio by O. Nelli. — The washing of the feet, by 
 Giotto —The kiss of Judas, by Giotto. 1858. Head of a 
 shepherd worshipping ; from the fresco of the Nativity by 
 Pinturkchio, at Spello. — Head of an angel ; from the same. 
 St. Catharine ; from a fresco by B. Luini in the Brera gal- 
 lery, Milan. 1859. Head of an angel, supposed to be a 
 
 portrait of Raffaelle, from a fresco by G. Sanzio, at Cagli 
 
 Head of the Virgin ; from a fresco by L. da Vinci in the 
 monastery of S. Onofrio, Rome. 1861. The Virgin Mary, 
 the Angel Gabriel, and portrait of himself from Pinturic- 
 chio's fresco of the Annunciation, at Spello. 1864. Con- 
 version of Saul ; from the tapestry in the Vatican, exe- 
 cuted from a lost cartoon belonging to the sories at Hamp- 
 ton Court. 1867. Martyrdom of St Stephen ; from the 
 tapestry in the Vatican, executed from a lost cartoon be- 
 longing to the Beries at Hampton Court. 1869. Ordina- 
 tion of St Laurence, by Fra Angelico. — Virgin and Child, 
 with St. John, by Luini. 
 
 Line engravings from frescoes by Fra Angelico in the chapel 
 Nicholas V., in the Vatican, viz., 1849-50. St. Lawrence 
 distributing alms. 1851-52. St. Stephen before the 
 council.— St. Bonaventura. — St. Tommaso. 1855. St. 
 .Lawrence before the emperor Decius. — St. Matthew. 
 1856. Sketches of the heads from the martyrdom of St. 
 Sebastian. 1862. St. Stephen distributing alms. 1863. 
 St. Stephen thrust out before his martyrdom. 1864. St. 
 John. 1865. St. Sixtus giving money to St. Laurence 
 for alms. 
 
 The Arena Chapel, Padua; Wood engravings from 
 the frescoes of Giotto, illus. the lives of the Virgin 
 and Our Saviour. London, 1860. Obi. fol. 
 
 Contents. 1852-3. Joachim's offering is rejected by the 
 
 High Priest Joachim retires to the sheepf old. — The angel 
 
 appears to Anna. — The sacrifice of Joachim.— The angel 
 appears to Joachim. — The meeting of Joachim and Anna. 
 — The birth of the Virgin Mary. — The presentation of the 
 Virgin Mary. 1853. The rods are brought to the High 
 Priest. — The watching of the rods at the altar.— The es- 
 pousal of the Virgin Mary.— The Virgin Mary returns to 
 her home. — The annunciation ; The Angel Gabriel.— The 
 annunciation ; The Virgin Mary. — The salutation. 1864. 
 The nativity. — The wise men's offering. — The presenta- 
 tion in the temple —The flight into Egypt. — The massacre 
 of the Innocents.— The young Christ in the Temple.— The 
 Baptism of Christ. 1855. The marriage in Cana. — The 
 raising of Lazarus.— The entry into Jerusalem. — The ex- 
 pulsion from the Temple. 18S6. The hiring of Judas.— 
 The last supper. 1857. The washing of the feet. — The kiss 
 of Judas. 1858. Christ before Caiaphas.— The scourging of 
 Christ.— Christ bearing his cross.— The crucifixion. 185S. 
 The entombment. — The resurrection. 1860. The ascen- 
 
 sion.— The descent of the Holy Spirit.— The Pieta in the 
 Arena Chapel, at Padua. 
 
 Arundines cami, sive musarum Cantab, lusus canori. 
 
 Ed. by H. Drury. Cantab., 1843. 8°. . 1642.11 
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 Ti'oughton (Edward). Account of the repeating circle, and 
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 of a repeating instrument. Baily (F.) On method of fixing 
 a transit instrument directly in the meridian. Pearson 
 (W.) On the micrometrical eye-piece of a telescope; On 
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 On the best mode of examining the double or compound 
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 Everest (G.) On the triangulation of the cape of Good 
 Hope. Nicollet (J. N.) Right ascension and declination of 
 the comet of Jan. 1821. Littrow (J. J.) On the correction 
 of the transit instrument. Gompertz (B.) On the aberra- 
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 of machinery to the computation or mathematical and as- 
 tronomical tables. Baily (F.) On some new tables for de- 
 termining the time, by altitudes taken near the prime 
 vertical. Herschel (J. F. W.) New method for computing 
 occultations of the fixed stars. Brinkley {Rev, Dr.) Re- 
 sults of computations relative to the parallax of a Lyrse, 
 from observ. made with the Greenwich mural circle. Lit- 
 trow (J. J.) On the difference of declination of certain stars, 
 according to different astronomers ; and on refraction, etc. 
 Gompertz (B.) On the theory of astronomical instruments; 
 Equation of the refiectiug instrument. Baily (F.) On the 
 mercurial compensation pendulum. Herschel (J. F. W.) 
 Subsidiary tables for the computation of annual tables of 
 the apparent places of forty-six principal fixed stars. 
 Colebrooke (H. T.) Honorary medals address. 
 
 2- Baily (F.) On the method of determining the differ- 
 ance of meridians, by the culmination of the moon. Atkin- 
 son (H.) On the method of determining the sun's parallax 
 by observ. on the planetMars near his opposition. Ever- 
 est (G.) On the correction necessary for the triangles 
 which occur in geodesic operations. Littrow (J. J.) On 
 the rectification of the equatorial instrument. Mossotti 
 (O.F.) On the variation in the mean motion of the comet of 
 Encke, produced by the resistance of an ether. Brisbane 
 (Sir T.) Obser. of the solstice, etc. 1823-24, at Paramatta, 
 New S. Wales. Gompertz (B.) On anew instrument, called 
 the differential sextant, for measuring small differences of 
 angular distances. Ramage (J.), etc. Observ. on the occult. 
 of Jupiter and hiB satellites, Apr. 5, 1824. Ross (J.) Observ. 
 on the occult, of the Herschel planet, Aug. 6, 1824. Struve 
 (Prof.) Account of Fraunhofer's large refracting telescope 
 at Dorpat. Babbage (O.) On a new zenith micrometer, 
 Brinkley (Rev. J.) Results of astron. observ. at Parametta, 
 New South Wales. Dollond (G.) Short account of a new 
 instrument for measuring vertical and horizontal angles. 
 Beaufoy (Col.) Observ. made at Bushy heath from 1816 to 
 1824. Atkinson (H.) On astron. and other refractions ; 
 with the law of temperature in different latitudes and al- 
 titudes. Pearson (W.) Report on a new 3-feet altitude 
 and azimuth circle, lately fixed at the rectory-house of 
 south Kilworth, county Leicester. Brisbane (Sir T.) 
 Observations at Paramatta, in New South Wales. Rum- 
 ker (C.) Observ. at Stargard, New South Wales, on the 
 comet, July, 1824. Astron. observations at Chouringhy 
 from 1797-1823. Pond (J.) On the latitude of the royal 
 observatory of Greenwich. Littrow (J. J.) On the deter- 
 mination of latitudes by observ. of azimuths and altitudes 
 alone. Plana (J.) Memoire sur differens points relatifs a 
 la theorie des perturbations des planetes exposee dans M6- 
 canique celeste. Ramage (J.) Description of his large 
 reflecting telescopes. Littrow (J. J.) On parallaxes. On 
 the co-latitude of the observ. of Stephen Groombridge, at 
 Blackheath, by his own observ. of circumpolar stars. 
 Hodgson (J. A.) Observ. of the eclipses of Jupiter's satel- 
 lites, made at Futty Ghur on the Ganges. Struve (Prof.) 
 Comparison of observ. made on double-stars. Cornfield R. 
 and Wallis (J.) Observations of the occult, of Saturn on 
 Oct. 30, 1825. Herschel (J. F. W.) Observ. with a 20-feet 
 reflecting telescope, on places of 321 new double stars, the 
 second comet of 3825, actual state of the great nebula at 
 Orion, nebula in the girdle of Andromeda. Pond (J.) 
 Method of observing with the two mural circles, at Green- 
 wich. Gambart (M.) Discovery and elements of the or- 
 bit of a comet, which appears to be the same with that of 
 1772 and 1805. Report of the committee to examine the 
 telescope constructed by Mr. Tulley. Struve (Prof.) Mi- 
 crometrical observ. of the planet Saturn, made with Fraun- 
 hofer's large refractor at Dorpat. Slawinsky (J.) Sum- 
 mary of the observ. taken to determine the latitude of the 
 observatory of Wilna. Pond (J.) Supplement to former 
 paper on the latitude of the Royal observatory of Green- 
 wich. Baily (F.) Address on presenting the gold medals. 
 
 3. Colebrooke (H T.) Observations made in the island 
 of Cuba, by Don Jose Joaquin de Ferrer, comprehend- 
 ing observ. of the comet of 1807, of its orbit ; on the lunar 
 eclipse, Nov. 14, 1807, of the comet of 1813; of the comet of 
 1811. Foster (H.) On the longitude of Port Bowen, by the 
 method of moon-culminating stars. Herschel (J. F. W.) 
 Approximate places and description of 295 new double and 
 triple stars. Babbage (C.) Notes respecting some errors 
 commou to many tables of logarithms. Beaufoy (M.) As- 
 tronomical observ. at Bushy Heath, 1825 and 1826. Tiarks 
 (Dr.) On a new application of the method of determining 
 the time by observ. of two Btars in the same vertical, to the 
 case of Polaris. Gambart (M.) On the passage of the comet 
 of Bootes over the disc of the sun, Nov. 18, 1826. Utling (J.) 
 On a new period of eclipses. Pond (J.) On an appearance 
 in the nebula of Orion. Flaugergues (M.) Notice of a 
 comet discov. at Viviers, March 29, 1826. Rumker (Dr.) 
 Astron. observ. taken at Stargard, and the Paramatta ob- 
 servatory. New South Wales, 1825 and 1826. Beaufoy (G.) 
 Observ. of the solar eclipse, Nov. 1826, taken at Bushy 
 heath. Santani (Prof.) Observ of a comet in Eridanus, and 
 of Ceres, Pallas, and Vesta, near thoir appositions in 1826, 
 at Padua. Goldingham (J.) Observ. of the eclipses of 
 Jupiter's satellites, at Madras, 1817-1825. Hodgson (J. A.) 
 Observ. at Calcutta, 1822. Herschel (J. F. W.) Honorary 
 medals address. Littrow (J. J.) On the computation of the 
 geocentric places of the planets, for Ephemerides. Her- 
 schel (J. F. W.) Observ. with a 20-feet reflecting telescope ; 
 Catalogue of 384 new double and multip-e stars. Riddle 
 (E.) On finding the rates of time-keepers. Rogers (A.) On 
 the construction of large achromatic telescopes. Littrow 
 (J. J.) On double object glasses. Dunlop (J.) Approximate 
 places of double stars in the Southern hemisphere, ob- 
 served at Paramatta, New South Wales. Rumker (C.j Ob- 
 serv. for determining the absolute length of the pendulum 
 vibrating seconds at Paramatta, Borda's method. Struve 
 (Prof.) Micrometrical measures of Saturn with the great 
 refractor at Dorpat. South (J.) On the occultation of 
 PiBCium by the moon, Feb., 1821; phenomenon of apparent 
 projection. ABtron. observations. Cumin (J.) Results 
 of observ. at Bombay. Rumker (C.) Observ. at Paramatta, 
 New South Wales. Hersohel (J. F. W.) Honorary medal 
 address. South (J.) Honorary medal address. 
 
 4. Tables for ascertaining the azimuthal deviation of ft 
 transit instrument from the meridian by the observed 
 
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 transits of two stars over the vertical it describes ; with, 
 the method of determining the exact state of the clock 
 in respect to sidereal time ; Remarks upon that deviation 
 of a transit instrument, which arises from the inclination 
 of its axis to the horizon ; with tables for the meridian. 
 Everest (G-.) Errors likely to arise in the determination of 
 the length of the pendulum, from the false position of the 
 fixed axes. Lubbock (J. W.) On the determination of the 
 orbit of a comet. Rirhardson (W.) Determination of the 
 constant of the aberration of light. Baily (F.) Catalogue of 
 the position (in 1690) of 564 Btars observed by Flamstead. 
 Zack (Ba?-on). Catalogue of 195 double stars, reduced to Jan. 
 1, 1800 ; by B. Labaume. Gompertz (B.) On the convertible 
 pendulum. Herschel (J. F. W.) Honorary medals address. 
 Airy (G. B.) Method of determining the mass of the moon 
 from transit observations of Venus near her inferior con- 
 junction. Zacli {Baron). Remarks on David Thompson's 
 method and tables for working a lunar observation made 
 at sea Baily (F.) On Mr. Pond's catalogue of 720 principal 
 stars. Robinson (T. R.) On the longitude of the Armagh 
 observatory. Riddle (E.) On finding the longitude from 
 in ! observed occultation of a fixed Btar by the moon. Lit- 
 trow {Prof.) Observations of the planets at Vienna, 1828. 
 Herschel (J. F. "W.) Fourth series of observations with a 
 20-feet reflecting telescope ; 1236 double stars. Lecount 
 (P.) On pivots of transit instruments. Kater (H.) On 
 divisions in the exterior ring of Saturn. Baily (F.) Re- 
 marks on Mayer's catalogue of stars. Report of the Nau- 
 tical almanac committee. Lubbock (J. W.) On notation. 
 Littrow (J. J.) On Barlow's new telescopes. Kreil ( — ). On 
 the use of the equatorial. Pond (J.) Of determining the 
 declination of two stars with one mural circle. Lubbock 
 (J. W.) On the orbit of the comet of Halley. Atkinson 
 (H.) On refraction and the dip of the horizon. Maclear (T.) 
 On the computation of observed occultations. Smyth 
 (W. H.) Account of his observatory at Bedford. Ferrer 
 (J. J. de). On the longitude of the Havannah. Stratford 
 (W. S.) On the prediction of occultations. Littrow (J. J.) 
 On the theory of telescopic eye-glasses. Astronomical ob- 
 servations. South (J.) Honorary medals address. 
 
 5. Robinson (T. R.) On irradiation. Pond (J.) On the 
 obliquity of the ecliptic, as observed by Bradley. Her- 
 schel (J. F. W.) Micrometrical measures of 364 double stars, 
 with a 7-feet equatorial achromatic telescope, at Slough, in 
 1828, 1829, 1830. Baily (Francis)? La Caille's 398 principal 
 Btars ; with a comparison with Bradley, etc. Robinson (T. 
 R.) On the dependence of a clock's rate on the height of 
 the barometer. Dawes ("W. R.) Triple star z Cancri. Dawes 
 ("W. R.) Double stars. Baily (Francis). On the proper mo- 
 tion of the fixed stars, with list of those known to be 
 materially affected by such a motion. Herschel (J. F. W.) 
 On the orbits of revolving double stars, a supplement 
 to " Micrometrical measures of 364 double stars ;'* 
 Observ. of Venus near her inferior conjunction in 1830, 
 with a view to determine the moon's masB according 
 to the method proposed by Prof. Airy, by G-. Santini, etc. 
 Lubbock (J. W.) On the planetary theory. Zach {Baron). 
 New method of reducing the apparent distance of the 
 moon from a star to the true distance ; with a demonstra- 
 tion of the process, by A. De Morgan. Cerquers (M.) On 
 the determination of the parallax of the sun from the ob- 
 servation of the transit of Venus over his disk, June 3 f 
 1769 ; A posthumous memoir of Don Jose Joaquin de 
 Ferrer. Stratford (W. S.) Index to the stars in the cata- 
 logue of the Astronomical Society. Riddle (E.) Corrections 
 of his formulae for determining the longitude from an ob- 
 served occultation of a fixed star by the moon. Sheep- 
 shanks (R.) On the figure of the mural circle at the 
 observatory of the Cape of Good Hope ; with an appendix 
 by G. B. Airy. Report on a new set of requisite tables. 
 Astronomical observations. South (J.) Honorary medals 
 address. 
 
 6. Fifth catalogue of double stars observed at Slough 
 in 1830 aud 1831, with the 20-feet reflector. Airy (G. B.) 
 On a mass of Jupiter, as determined from the observation 
 of elongations of the fourth satellite. Herschel (J. F. W.) 
 Observations of Biela's comet. Moll (G.) On the transit of 
 Mercury of May 5, 1832. Epps (J.) On the methods of as- 
 certaining the comparative rates of chronometers. Hen- 
 derson (T.) On the latitude and longitude of the observatory 
 at the Cape of Good Hope ; positions of several stars near 
 the South Pole. 
 
 7. Baily <F.) Report on the pendulum experiments 
 made by H. Foster, with a view to determine the figure of 
 the earth. Herschel (J. F. W.) On the satellites of 
 Uranus. 
 
 8. Herschel (J. F. W). List of test objects for telesopes. 
 Airy (G. B.) Continuation of researches into the value of the 
 mass of Jupiter. Herschel (J. F.W.) Second series of micro- 
 metrical measures of double stars. Dawes (W. R.) Micro- 
 metrical measurements of the positions and distances of 121 
 double stars, at Ormskirk, 1830, 1833. Henderson (T.) On 
 the sun's parallax. Airy (G. B.) On the position of the 
 ecliptic ; Solar eclipse ol July 16, 1833. Henderson 
 (T.) Suppl. to his paper "On the latitude and lon- 
 gitude of the observatory at the Cape of Good Hope : " 
 on the mural circle of the same. Baily (F.) some account 
 of astrou. observ. made by Halley at Greenwich. Foster 
 (H.j Observ. of the comet at Ascension Island. Pond 
 (J.) On the Greenwich mural circles. Baily (F.) Honor- 
 ary medal address. 
 
 9. Airy (G. B.) On the time of rotation of Jupiter ; On 
 
 the value of Jupiter's mass, cont'd ; On the position of the 
 ecliptic. Robinson (T. R.) Mural circle of the Armagh ob- 
 servatory. Baily (F.) Report on the new standard scale 
 of this society. Wallace (W.) Solutions of Kepler's prob- 
 lem by the angular calculus. Herschel (J. F. W.) Sixth 
 cat. of double stars. Rigaud (S. P.) On Dr. Halley's in- 
 struments at Greenwich. Smyth (W. H.) Observ. of 
 Halley's comet ; Astronomical observ. Airy (G. B.) Hon- 
 orary medal address to J. F. W. Herschel. 
 
 10. Baily (F.) On total and annular eclipses of the 
 sun. Airy (G. B.) Continuation of value of Jupiter'smasB. 
 Henderson (T.) On the declination of the principal fixed 
 stars. Maclear (T.) Observ. of Halley's comet, 1835-6. 
 Wruttesley (J.) Catalogue of the right ascensions of 1318 
 stars. Airy (G. B.) On the position of the ecliptic ; Results 
 of the Cambridge observ. of the sun, moon and planets, 
 1833, 1834, and 1835 ; On the parallax of a Lyras. Hender- 
 son (T.) Refractions of stars near the horizon, Cape of 
 Good Hope ; Constant quantity of the moon's equatorial 
 horizontal parallax. Main (R.) Ou the node and inclina- 
 tion of the orbit of VenuB. Kaiser (F.) Calculation of the 
 geogr. longitude of the observ. of Leyden. Donkin (B.) 
 Description of a spring-level. Baily (F.) Observ. of the 
 comet of Halley, after the perihelion passage in 1836. 
 Raper (Lieut.) On the observ. of the transits of the prime 
 vertical in determ. latitude and time. Astronomical 
 observ. Airy (C. B.) Honorary medal address to Prof. 
 Rosenberger. Index to first ten volumes, 
 
 11. Robinson (T. R ) On the constant of lunar nuta- 
 tion. Airy (G. B.) First Cambridge catalogue of 726 stars. 
 Rothman (R. W.) On an ancient solar eclipse observed in 
 China. Lamont (J.) On the value of the mass of Uranus. 
 Henderson (T.) On the parallax of a Centauri. Dent (E.J.) 
 Ou the difference of longitude between the Greenwich 
 and Paris observatories! Pearson (— ). On the obliquity of 
 the ecliptic. Maclear k T.) On the position of La CainVs 
 stations at the Cape of Good Hope. Main (R.) On the ele- 
 ments of the orbit of Venus ; On the errors of heliocentric 
 longitude and ecliptic polar distance of the planet Venus. 
 Simms (W.) On the optical glass prepared by Dr. Ritchie. 
 Dent (E. J.) Longitudes of Edinburgh and Makerston. 
 Airy (G. B.) On the determination of orbitB of comets. 
 Gautier (M. A.) Observations of the comet of Encke. 
 Epps (J.) On determining the longitude by moon-cul- 
 minating stars. Henderson -T.) On the parallax of Sirius. 
 Airy (G. B.) On the regulator of the clock-work for ef- 
 fecting uniform movement of equatorials. Herschel (J. 
 F. W.) Ou the variability and periodical nature of the star 
 a Orionis. Birt (W. R.) On the variability of a Cassiopeia?. 
 Snow (R.) On the variability of a Cassiopeise. Simms. On 
 the comparison of the Neapolitan standard yard with the 
 standard yard of this society. Astronomical observations. 
 Baily (F.) Address on presenting the honorary medal to J, 
 "Wrottesley. 
 
 12. Main (R.) On our knowledge of the parallax of the 
 fixed stars. Baily (F.) On the pendulum experiments 
 made in London and on the Euphrates. Baily (F ) Ac- 
 count of some pendulum experiments made in London 
 and at the Cape of Good Hope. Wrottesley (J.) Supple- 
 mental catalogue of the right ascensions of fifty-five stars. 
 Riddle (E.) Longitude of Madras by moon-culminating 
 observ. Maclear (T.) On the difference in longitude be- 
 tween the observ. of Madras aud the Cape of Good Hope. 
 Everest (G.) On the astronomical circles of the grand 
 trignometrical survey of India. Glaisher (J.) Correction 
 of the elements of the orbit of Venus. Herschel (J. F. 
 W.) On the advantages of a revision and re-arrangement 
 of the constellations. Dawes ("W. R.) On Bremiker's 
 comet, with its apparent places. Mean positions of the 
 stars in " Mr Baily's address," as determined at Sau Fer- 
 nando. Lassell (W.) Description of the observatory erect- 
 ed at Starfield. Santini (G.) Catalogue of 1677 stars 
 included between the equator and ten degrees of north 
 declination. Henderson (T.) On the parallax of a Cen- 
 tauri. Koller (II.) Catalogue of 208 stars. Rothman (R. 
 W.) Ou the Arabic globe belonging to the society. Muller 
 (M.) Obs. of the comet of Halley. Rothman (R W.) On 
 the masses of Venus and Mercury. Astronomical observ. 
 Herschel (J. F. W.) Address on presenting the honorary 
 medal to Bessel. 
 
 13. Baily (F.) The catalogues of Ptolemy, UlughBe:gh, 
 Tycho Brahe, Halley, Hevelius, deduced from the best au- 
 thorities. With notes. 
 
 14. Baily (F.) Experiments with the torsion rod for de- 
 termining the mean density of the earth. 
 
 15. Baily (F.) On the total eclipse of the sun, July 8, 
 1842. Airy (G. B.) Observ. of the total solar eclipse, July 
 7, 1842. Simms (W ) On a new arrangement of a vertical 
 collimator to to the altitude and azimuth instrument ; The 
 methed of least squares : Ordnance survey of England. 
 Smyth (C. P.) On astronomical drawing. Simms (W.) On 
 a self-acting circular dividing engine. Lassell (W ) On the 
 solar eclipse, July 7, 1842, and longitude of the Starfield 
 observatory. Pearson (— ). Catalogue of 520 stars within 
 6* north and south of the ecliptic. Henderson (T.) On 
 the right ascensions of the principal fixed stars. Nasmyth 
 (J.) On the telescopic appearance of the moon. Airy (G. 
 B.) On the flexure of a uniform bar supported by a num- 
 ber of equal pressures, etc. Maclear (T.) Account of the 
 Herschel obelisk at the Cape of Good Hope. Caldecott (J.) 
 Observ. of the eclipse of the sun at Parratt, Dec. 21, 1843. 
 Harris (R.) Account of astron. tables iu the library of C. 
 
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 Tumor. Boguslawski (H. von). On the use of a new mi- 
 crometer, and its application to the determination of the 
 parallax of Mars Airy (G B ) On a new construction of 
 the divided eye-glass double-image micrometer. Maclear 
 (T.) Observ. of the comet of Encke at the Cape of Good 
 Hope, May, 1842. Caldecott (J.) Observ. of the comet of 
 1843 at Trevandrum. Astron. observ. in comets. Wrot- 
 tesley (Lord). Honorary medal address to Francis Baily. 
 Herschel (J. M.) Memoir of F. Baily. 
 
 16. Taylor (T. G.) Longitude of the E. I. Company's ob- 
 Berv. at Madras. Smyth (W. H.) Observ. of g Virginia, ac- 
 companied by Hind's elements of its orbit. Main (B.) On 
 the reduction of the observ. of distance of comet of 1843 
 from known stars. Airy (G. B.) Astron. diff. of longitude 
 on the arc of parallel from Greenwich to the island of Va- 
 lentia, and comparison with the geod'etic difference of 
 longitude. Hind (J. R.) On the double Btars d Cygni and 
 g Leonis. Nasmyth (J.) Suggestions for improving the 
 manufacture of glass for optical purposes. Hind (J. B.) 
 On the discovery of the comet in Coma Berenices, Oct. 19, 
 1846. Powell (B.) On luminous rings around shadows. 
 Jacob (W. S.) Double stars observed at Poonah, 1845-6. 
 Dawes (W. R.) Description of aBtron. observ. at Camden 
 Lodge, Kent. Airy (G. B.) On an alteration of Bessel's 
 method for computation of star-corrections ; Reduction 
 of the observ. of Halley's comet at tbe Cambr. observ., 
 1835 and 1836. Breen {J.) Longitude of Geneva deduced 
 from occultations of fixed stars. Airy (G. B.) Account of 
 circumstances historically connected with the planet ex- 
 terior to TJranuB. Challis (J.) Account of observ. in 
 search of the planet discov. at Berlin, Sept. 23, 1846. 
 Adams (J. C.) On the perturbation of TJranuB. Hind (J. R.) 
 Elements of the binary star g Virginia. Hansen (P. A.) 
 Calcul detaille d'une inegalit6 nouvelle a longue periode 
 dans la longitude moyeune de la lune. Smyth (W. H.) 
 Honorary medal addreBB to G. B. Airy. 
 
 17. Adams {J. C.) On an error in Bouvard's tables of 
 Saturn. Airy (G. B.) Results deduced from the occulta- 
 tions of stars and planets by the moon, observed at Cam- 
 bridge. 1830-1835 ; Corrections of the lunar elements from 
 the Greenwich observatory, 1750 to 1830. Challis (J.) Method 
 of calcuiating tie orbit of a planet or comet from three 
 observed places. Jacob (W. S.) Catalogue of double stars 
 observed at Poona, 1845-1848. Shortrede (R.) On the lati- 
 tude of Dera by observ., and on the disturbing attraction 
 of the Himalayas. Maclear (T.) Comp. of mean places of 
 stars with Mauvais' comet at the Cape ot Good Hope, 
 1844-5. Herschel (J. P. W.) Honorary medal address. 
 
 18. Lasaell (W.) On grinding and polishing specula, &c. 
 Discovery of an eighth satellite of Satnru (Hyperion). 
 Main (R.) On the form of the planet Saturn, deduced mi- 
 crometrical measures, at Greenwich, 1848. Herschel 
 (J. F. "W.) On the determination of the most probable orbit 
 of a binary star. Powell (B.) On irradiation. Breen (H.) 
 Corrections of Lindenau's elements of the orbit of Venus, 
 at Greenwich, 1750-1830. Herschel (J. F. W.) Honorary 
 medal address to Wm, Lassell. 
 
 19. Airy (G. B.) Results of the observations at the Cape 
 of Good Hope, by F. Fallows, 1829-1831. ChalliB (J.) 
 Method of correcting the errors due to the forms of the 
 pivots of a transit instrument. Main (Rev. R.) Proper mo- 
 tions of the stars contained in the Greenwich twelve-year 
 catalogue of 2,156 stars, &c. Dawes (W. R.) Micrometri- 
 cal measurements of double stars at Ormskirk. Airy 
 (G. B ) On the weights to be given to the separate results 
 for terrestrial longitudes. Chevallier (T.) Method of finding 
 the effect- of the difference of parallax in occultations. 
 Airy (G. B.) Honorary medal address to Otto von Struve. 
 
 SO. Maclear (T.) Report of the Royal observatory, Cape 
 of Good Hope ; Description of the equatorial instruments 
 at the Cape of Good Hope ; Examination of the southern 
 stars of the British association catalogue ; Observations 
 of the comet of 1843 ; Determination of the parallax of a 
 Centauri from observ. ; Opposition of Mars, 1849-50. Airy 
 (G. B.) On the vibration of a free pendulum in an oval 
 differing little from a straight line. Clarke (A. R ) On the 
 measurements of azimuths on a spheroid. Breen (H.) On 
 the corrections of Lindenau's elements of Mars. Airy 
 (G. B.) Honorary medal address to Annibale de Gasparis. 
 
 21. Observations of the total solar eclipse of July 28, 
 1851. Maclear (X.) Examination of the southern stars of 
 the British association catalogue, cont'd. ; Observations of 
 Petersen's comet : On the parallax of B Centauri ; Opposi- 
 tion of Mara, 1851.52. Dawes (W. R.) Description of a new 
 Bolar eye-piece. Adams (J. C.) Honorary medal address 
 to M. Peters. 
 
 22. Airy (G. B.) Reduction of the observ. by Thomas 
 Catton. Sawitech (A.) Meuioire sur la d6termination de 
 1'orbite qu'un satellite decrit autour de sa planete. Lard- 
 ner (D.) On the uranography of Saturn. Bloxam (J. M.) 
 On the mathematical theory and practical defects of clock 
 
 escapements. Lassell (W.J Observations of Saturn with 
 the 20-foot equatorial at Valetta. Fletcher (I.) Results of 
 micrometrical measures of double stars, made at Tarn 
 Bank, from 1850 to 1853. Adams (J. C.) Gold medal ad- 
 dress to Mr. Hind. 
 
 23. Wrottesley (Lord). On a catalogue of the right as- 
 censions of 1,009 stars. Lassell (W.) Observ. of the nebula 
 of Orion. Airy (G. B.) Address on presenting the gold 
 medal to 0. Bumker. 
 
 24. Airy (G. B ) On the difference of longitude of Brus- 
 sels and Greenwich as determined by galvanic signals. 
 Hansen (Prof.) Sur la figure de la lune. Powell (E. B.) On 
 the orbit of a Centauri. Wackerbarth (A. D.) Numerical 
 values of the constants requisite for calculating a theory 
 of the planet Neptune. Lubbock (J. W.) On the theory of 
 astronomical refractions. Main (R.) On the values of the 
 constants of nutation and aberration, and of the parallax 
 of g Draconis. Airy (G. B.) Address on presenting gold 
 medal to W. R. Dawes. Index to v. 11-24. 
 
 25. Main (R.) On the dimensions of the rings of Saturn. 
 Main [Rev. R.) On the values of the diameters of the 
 planets Mercury, Venus, Mars, and Jupiter. Powell (E. B.) 
 Obs. of double stars, at Madras, 1853-56. Ellis (W.) Re- 
 sults derived from an examination of certain planetary in- 
 scriptions on four old Egyptian tablets. Pritohard (C.) 
 On the conjunction af the planets Jupiter and Saturn, B. 
 0., 7, 66, and A. D., 54. Smyth (C. P.) On the constancy of 
 solar radiation. Johnson (M". J.) Address on presenting 
 the gold medal to Robert Grant. 
 
 26. Simms (W. H.) Formula for deducing the latitude 
 from obs. of stars in the prime vertical. Latitude of Liver- 
 pool observatory so obtained. Dawes (W. R.) Telescopic 
 appearanceB of the planet Saturn during the apparition of 
 1855-6. Simms (W. H.) On the corrections to be applied 
 to obs. made with the sextant. Main (R. j On the value of 
 the constant of refractions as obtained from zenith dis- 
 tance observ. of stars. Airy (G. B.) On the eclipse of 
 Agathocles, the eclipse at Larissa, and the eclipse of 
 Thales. Johnson (M. J.) Address on presenting the gold 
 medal to M. Schwabe. 
 
 27. Cayley (A.) On the problem of disturbed elliptic 
 motion. Airy (G. B.) Note on Oltraann's calculation of the 
 eclipse of Thales. Challis (J.) ObBerv. of the solar eclipse 
 of March 15, 1858, made at Cambridge observatory. Blox- 
 am(J. M.) Addition to ' Paper on the mathematical theory 
 and practical defects of clock escapements,' &c. Cayley (A.) 
 On the development of the disturbing function in the 
 lunar theory. Clarke (A. R.) On the reduction of occulta- 
 tions. Johnson M. J.) Address on presenting the gold 
 medal to R. Main. 
 
 28. Jacob (W. S.) Catalogue of 317 starB selected from 
 the B. A. catalogue deduced from obs. made at Madras, 
 1853-7 ; Micrometrical measures of 120 double or multiple 
 Btars at Madras, 1856-58 ; Measures of Saturn and his 
 rings ; Measures of the satellites of Saturn with the 
 Madras equatorial ; Measures of Saturn and his satellites ; 
 Measures of Jupiter and his satellites taken with the Mad- 
 ras equatorial ; Occultations of stars, &c, observed at 
 Madras ; Notes on the zodiacal light ; Observ. of eclipseB 
 of Jupiter's satellites. Main (R.) Proper motion of tbe 
 stars of the Greenwich catalogue ot 1576 Btars for 1800. 
 &c. Airy (G B.) On the movement of the solar system in 
 space ; On the apparent projection of stars upon the 
 moon's disk in occultations. Cayley (A.) On the develop- 
 ment of the disturbing function in the lunar and planetary 
 theories, part 1 ; Supplementary memoir on the problem 
 of disturbed elliptic motion. Tenuant (J. F.) On the de- 
 duction of the latitude from transits over the prime verti- 
 cal ; On a method of determining latitude by transits. 
 Tennant (J. 0.) On the correction of transits over the 
 prime vertical. 
 
 29. Airy (G. B ) Corrections of the elements of the 
 moon's orbit. Clarko (A. R.) On the figure of the earth. 
 Ellis (W.) On the periodical variations of level and azimuth 
 of the ti'ausit circle at the Royal observatory, Greenwich. 
 Maclear (Sir T.) Observ. of Donati's comet made at the 
 Royal observatory. Cape of Good Hope. Wrottesley (Lord). 
 Catalogue of the positions and distances of 398 double 
 stars. Main (R.) On the value of the constant oi" aberra- 
 tion. &c, Cayley (A.) Tables of the developments of func- 
 tions in the theory of elliptic motion ; On the problem of 
 the rotation of a solid body. Spottiswoode (W.) On a 
 method for determiniug longitude by means of observ. on 
 the moon's greatest altitude. Oarrington (R. O.) On the 
 distribution of the perihelia of the parabolic and hyper- 
 bolic comets. Monthly notices, vol. 20. 
 
 30. Lubbock (Sir J. W.) On the lunar theory. Observ. 
 on Donati's comet, by W. Lassell, W. R. Dawes, T. W. 
 Webb, Prof. Challis, G. B. Airy, etc. 
 
 Note.— Vols. 10 aud 24 contain indexes to v. 1-10, and v. 
 11-24. 
 
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ASTRONOMY 
 
 53 
 
 General and Miscellaneous Works. 
 
 Airy(&. B.) Popular A. New ed. 1866. 4013.08 
 
 American assoc. for prom, of science. 
 
 See astronomical papers In analysis of contents on page 16, 
 etc., of this catalogue. 
 
 Arago (F.) Popular A. 1855. 2 v. ... 4017.21 
 Note.— Reviewed in Fraser's mag., v. 63, 1866. 
 
 Aratus. Phseuomena. See Aratus, p. 32. 
 
 Beda. Treatise on A. [In Cockayne (T. O.) Leech- 
 doms, etc. v. 3.] 5140. 
 
 Blunt (C. F) Beauty of the heavens : astronomical 
 phenomena. 1849 4013.13 
 
 BoUaerl (W.) Astronomy of the red man of the New- 
 World. [In Anthrop. soc. Mem., v. 1, 1865.] 
 
 4735.13 
 
 Brunnow (F.) Spherical A. 1865 4017.24 
 
 Burr (E F.) Ecce ccelum : or parish astronomy. 
 1869 4016.05 
 
 Carpenter (W. B.) Mechanical philos., and A. Bohn, 
 1857 3912.28 
 
 CasweU (A.) Lectures on A. [Sm. rep., 1858.] 3936.13 
 
 Chalmers (T.) Christian rev. in connection with mod- 
 ern A. 1817 3532.11 
 
 Chambers (Q . T.) Descriptive A. 1867. . .4017.18 
 
 Chauvenei (W.) Spherical and practical A. 2 v. 4017.29 
 
 Colebrooke (H. T.) The notion of the Hindu astrono- 
 mers concerning the precession of the equinoxes 
 and motions of the planets. — Indian and Arabian 
 divisions of the zodiac. [In his Miscel. essays, 
 v. 2, 1873.] 7815.08 
 
 Delambre (J. B.J.) Histoire de l'astronomie ancienne. 
 2 v., 1817 4037.01 
 
 — Histoire de 1' A. au 18e sieele. 1827. . .4037.03 
 
 — Histoire de l'A. du moyen age. 1819. . . 4037.04 
 
 — Histoire de 1' A. moderne. 2 v. 1821.. .4037.05 
 Denison (E. B.) A. without mathematics. 1869. 4016.06 
 Dicks (T.) Celestial scenery. 1845 4016.09 
 
 — Practical A. 1846 4016.01 
 
 — Sidereal heavens, illustrative of deity, and an infinity 
 
 of worlds 4016.10 
 
 — Worts, v. 2, 1853 5033.02 
 
 Contents : Celestial scenery ; Sidereal heavens ; Practi- 
 cal astronomer : Solar system ; The atmosphere. 
 
 Drew (J.) Manual of A. 1853 4013.11 
 
 Dunkin(E.) The midnight sky : familiar notes. 4018.14 
 Everett (E) Uses of A. [Orations, v. 3.] .6322.05 
 Ferguson (J.) Introduction to A. 1799. . .4016.04 
 Flammarion ( C. ) Marvels of the heavens. From the 
 French, by Mrs. N. Lockyer. 1870. . . 4015.27 
 
 — Stories of infinity : Lumen — History of a comet — In 
 
 infinity. Tr. by S. E. Crocker. 1873. . 4013.02 
 Foster (J. ) A. and revelation. [In his Critical essays. 
 
 v. 2.] 2525.04 
 
 Oalbraith (J. A.) and Haughton (8.) Manual of astron- 
 omy. 1857 4016.02 
 
 Grant (R.) History of physical A. [1852.] .4017.11 
 
 Note. — See article in North Br. rev., v. 18, 1852. 
 OuiUemin (A.) The heavens: hand-book, etc. Ed. by 
 
 J. N. Lockyer. 1866 4017.09 
 
 Quy {J.) Elements of astronomy. 1833. .4016.11 
 Harvard, college astronomical observatory. Annals. 7 v. 
 
 1856-71 4038.01 
 
 Merschel (J.F.W.) Outlines of astronomy. 1851. 4016.12 
 
 Same. 1852 4016.13 
 
 Same. 1864 4017.12 
 
 Hervey (J.) Contemplations on the starry heavens. 
 
 [In his Meditations, etc.] 3557.19 
 
 Hind (J. R.) The solar system. 1852. . .4013.06 
 Holmes (R.) Will the earth become a sun-spot? 4015.31 
 Humboldt (F. H. A. von). Cosmos, v. 3-4. London, 
 
 1849. 8°. 912.03 
 
 Same. v. 3-4. New York, 1*859. 12°. . 912.08 
 
 Note. — Reviewed in Quar. rev., v. 94, 1854. 
 Johnston (A. K.) School atlas of A. 1855. .4018.16 
 
 Kiddle (H.) Elements of A 1868 4016.03 
 
 Lagrange {J. Lf) (Euvres. 5 v. 1867-19. . 4037.07 
 'LaPlace (P. 8., marquis de). Mecanique celeste. Tr. 
 
 with commentary, by N. Bowditch. 4 v., 1829-39. 
 
 4018.17 
 
 — System of the world. Tr. by H. H. Harte. 1830. 
 
 2v. 4016.28 
 
 — Treatise upon analytical mechanics. 1814. 4017.23 
 
 Lewis (Sir 0. C.) Hist, survey of the A of the ancients. 
 
 1862 4017.19 
 
 Note.— Reviewed In Ed. rev., v. 116, 1862 : and North Br 
 
 rev., v. 86, 1862. 
 Lockyer (J. N.) Elements of A. 1870. . .4015.26 
 
 — Science primers. Astronomy. 1874. . . 4016.35 
 Lomnis (E.) Progress of A. in the U. S. 1851. 4016.14 
 
 — Treatise on A. 1867. 4017.20 
 
 Lyle (M. E. 8.) What are the stars. 2ded. 1872. 4013^15 
 Maedler (M. ) General movement of the stars around a 
 
 central point. [Sm. rep., 1859.] . . .3936.14 
 
 Main(R.) Budimentary A. 1852 4016.15 
 
 Manilius (M.) Ancient astronomy and astrology. 
 
 [A poem.] 1697 1665.16 
 
 Miller (Li. K.) Bomance of A. 1873. . . .4015.25 
 Milner(T.) Gallery of nature, pp. 1-192. 1852. 4026.01 
 Mitchell (0. M.) A. of the Bible. 1867. . .4016.19 
 
 — Planetary and stellar worlds. 1867. . . 4016.16 
 Same. 1858 4016.16a 
 
 — Popular A. 1867 4016.18 
 
 Newton {Sir I.) Principia. With his System of the 
 
 world. 1848 4025.09 
 
 Mchol {J. P.) Stellar universe. 1848. . . 4016.08 
 
 — Thoughts on the system of the world. Edinburgh, 
 
 1848. 8°. 4016T20 
 
 Same. Boston, 1848. 12° 4016.20a 
 
 — Astronomy of the heavens. 1845. . . 401 6. 20 J 
 Ormathwaile (Sir J. Walsh, lord). A and geology com- 
 pared. 1872 4013.07 
 
 Playfair (J.) A. of the Brahmins. [In his Works, 
 v. 3. 1822.] 5063.03 
 
 Pluche (A T . A.) History of the heavens, considered 
 according to the notions of the poets and philoso- 
 phers. 2 v. 1752 4016.30 
 
 Pratt (J. A.) Treatise on attractions, Laplace's func- 
 tions, and the figure of the earth. 1865. 4016.07 
 
 Proctor (R. A.) Borderland of science. 1873. 3915.17 
 Contents : Stars, planets, and meteors ; Sun and moon. 
 
 — Expanse of heaven. Essays. 1873. . . 4013.22 
 
 — Half-hours with the stars. 1869 4018.15 
 
 — Half-hours with the telescope. 1868. . . 4013.04 
 
 — Lectures ; New lectures ; and Farewell lectures. 
 
 [Tribune popular science, pt. 1-2, 1874.] 3908.01 
 
 — Orbs around us. 1872 4013.18 
 
 — Other worlds than ours. 1870 4016.34 
 
 Note. — See also essays by Proctor in Fraser's mag., viz., 
 
 * Rosse's telescope set to new [apectroscopicj work,'' (v. 80, 
 1869; ' Colored suns ' (v.77, 186b); ' News from Sirius ' (v.78, 
 1868) ; ' Novel way of studying the stars ' (n. s., v. 2, 1870); 
 
 • Study of A.' (n. s., v. i, 1871); ' Northern heavens ' (n. s., v. 
 5, 1872). 
 
 Ptolemy. Tetrabiblos. Tr. by J. Wilson. 1848. 4016.22 
 Rambosson (J.) Astronomy. Tr. by C. P. Pitman. 
 
 1875 4017.28 
 
 Royal astronomical society of London. Memoirs, v. 
 
 1-30, 1822-61 4008.01 
 
 Note. — The Contents of the Memoirs are analyzed on 
 
 pp. 60, etc. 
 Sedgwick (Miss). Arcturus ; or, the bright star in 
 
 Bootes. 1871 4013.16 
 
 Smith (A.) History of A [In his Essays, etc.] 5416.24 
 SomervUle (M.) Connection of the physical sciences. 
 
 New York, 1857 4022.03 
 
 Same. 9th ed., London, 1858. . . .4022.22 
 
 Stars and the earth, [anon.'] 1868. . . .4016.32 
 Sieele (J.D.) Answers to the practical questions and 
 
 problems in astronomy. 1870 4025.30 
 
 Surya Siddhanta, text-book of Hindu A., with notes by 
 
 E. Burgess. [In Am. orient, soc. Journ., v. 6, 
 
 I860.] 7814.06 
 
 Ward (Hon. Mrs.) Telescope teaching. 1859.4016/23 
 Watson (J. C.) Theoretical A. With tables. 1868. 4017.10 
 Whewell (W.) A., with reference to natural theology. 
 
 1833 ed 3524.12 
 
 Same. 1852 ed. 3524.20 
 
 White (C. J.) Elements of theoretical and descriptive 
 
 A. 1869 4016.27 
 
 Whitney (W. D.) On the views of Biot and Weber on 
 
 the relations of the Hindu and Chinese systems 
 
 of asterisms, with Max Muller's views. [In Am. 
 
 orient, soc. Jour., v. 8,1866.] . . . .7814.08 
 Wilson (J. ) Lost solar system of the ancients dis- 
 covered. 1856. 2v. 4017.14 
 
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 Wright (J. M. F. ) Commentary on Newton's Principia. 
 2 v., 1833 ,-. .4018.09 
 
 flS- See articles • Astronomical theories,' in Nat. quar. 
 rev., v 6, 1863; 'Modern theoretical astron.,' m N. A. 
 rev., v. 6, 1863 ; and Godwin (W.) On astronomy [In his 
 Thoughts on man. 6814.13.] 
 
 Comets. 
 BondiG. P.) Account of the great comet of 1858. 
 
 1862 4038.03 
 
 Gumpach (J. von). Baby-worlds: an e3say. 1863. 4017.17 
 Hind (J. B.) The comets ; a descriptive treatise. 
 
 1852. 4013.12 
 
 Oliver (A., jr.) Essay on comets. 1811. . .4013.20 
 Winthrop ( J. ) Two lectures on comets. 1811.4013.20 
 flg- For articles in Periodicals, see Fraser's, v. 60, 1854 ; 
 v 65, 1862; v. 79, 1869, (2 art., by E. A. Proctor, on the Two 
 comets of 1868); v. 80, 1869, (Tyndall's theory of comets, E. 
 A. Proctor) ; North Br. rev., v. 35, 1861; Littell, 1871, v. 4. 
 (Comets' tails). . 
 
 Numerous Papers on comets are contained in the Pro- 
 ceedings of the Royal astronomical society of London. 
 (See page 60 of i-lns Catalogue.) 
 
 Earth (The) ; its figure, rotation, etc. 
 
 'Barnard (J. G.) Problems of rotary motion presented 
 by the gyroscope, the precession of the equinoxes, 
 and the pendulum. [Sm. con., v. 19, 1874.] 3937.19 
 
 Uuvier (ff.) Theory of the earth. With geological 
 illustrations by Prof. Jameson. 1827. . 4724.09 
 
 Gumpach (J. von). True figure and dimensions of the 
 earth. 1862 4015.33 
 
 Merino (M.) Figure of the earth. [Sm. rep., 1863.] 
 
 3936.18 
 
 Playfair (J.) Figure of the earth 5063.03 
 
 Pratt (J. A.) On the figure of the earth. [With his 
 Treatise on attractions. 1865.] .... 4016.07 
 
 Sabine (R) Experiments to determine the figure of the 
 earth. 1825 4028.06 
 
 Todhunter {I. ) History of the mathematical theories of 
 attraction and the figure of the earth, from the 
 time of Newton to that of Laplace. 2 v. 4017.26 
 
 Worms {H.) The earth and its mechanism; the va- 
 rious proofs of the rotation of the earth. 4016.26 
 See also Geography ;— and consult the Contents of the 
 Royal astronomical society. Memoirs, p. 60. 
 
 Eclipses and Occupations. 
 Downes (J. ) Ocoultations visible in the United States. 
 1851-53. [Sm. contrib., v. 2.] . . . .3937.02 
 Qilliss (J. M.) Total eclipse of the sun, Sept. 7. 1858 ; 
 in Peru. Sm. contrib. , v. 11.] ... 3937.11 
 SS~ See article ' The Eclipse,' by E. A. Proctor, in Fra- 
 ser's mag., n. 8., v. 2, 1870 ; and an article on Eclipse 
 phenomena, in Nat. quar. rev., v. 20, 1870. 
 
 Consult also, for many other papers. Contents of Memoirs 
 of the Royal astronomical society, p. 50. 
 
 Globes. 
 Keith (T.) New treatise on the use of the globes ; an 
 
 abridgment. 1833 4016.11 
 
 Jupiter. 
 See article in Littell, (from Cornhill,) 1872, v. 2. 
 
 Mars. 
 See articles 'A neighboring world' [Nat. quar. rev., v. 
 20, 1870] ; 'The opposition of MarB ' (Fraser's n. s., v. 1., 
 1870.] 
 
 Meteoric Phenomena. 
 
 Coffin (J. H.) Orbit and phenomena of a meteoric fire- 
 ball, seen July 20, 1860. [Sm. contrib., v. 16.] 
 
 3937.16 
 
 Daubre'e (G. A.) Synthetic experiments in meteorites. 
 [Sm. rep., 1868.] 3936.23 
 
 King (E.) Kemarks concerning stones said to have 
 fallen from the clouds. 1796 4028.25 
 
 Bkori (2 1 .) On the weather and meteors. 1750. 5914.30 
 
 Smith (J.L.) Meteoric stones. [Sm. rep., 1855.] 3936.10 
 ,6©- For articles in periodicals sec Ed. rev., v. 125, 1867 ; 
 Meteors and meteor systems, by R. A. Proctor, in Fraser, 
 v. 3, 1871 ; Littell, 1838, v. 1 ; Nat. quar. rev., v. 7, 1863 ; 
 Meteoric showers, by S. Newcomb, N. A. rev., v. 107, 1868 ; 
 Quar. rev., v. 9a, 1853. 
 See also Meteorology. 
 
 Moon. 
 
 Guittemin (A.) Wonders of the moon. 1873. 4013.19 
 Locke (R. A.) The moon hoax. 1859. . .4017.13 
 
 Proctor (R. A.) The moon : her motions, aspect, etc 
 
 1873 4013.21 
 
 Verne (J. ) From the earth to the moon. [Fiction. ] 262. 97 
 See also Proctor's article in Fraser's mag., v. 78, 1868 ; 
 Fraser's mag., v. 1, 1870 ; Nat. quar. rev., v. 10, 1865. 
 
 Consult also, for other papers, the Contents of Memoirs of 
 Royal astronomical society, p. 50. 
 
 Nebulae. 
 
 Gautier (Prof.) Remarks relative to nebulas. [Sm. 
 rep. 1863.] 3936.18 
 
 Bond (G. P.) Observations upon the great nebula of 
 Orion. Ed. by T. H. Safford. 1867. . . 4038.05 
 For essays see articles in Fraser's mag., by R. A. Proctor, 
 'Great nebula in Orion,' [v. 77, 1868] ; 'Movements in the 
 star depths,' [n. s., v. 6. 1872] ; ' Great nebula in Argo,' [v. 
 78, 1868J ; 'World of stars,' [v. 80, 1869; Same. Littell, 
 1869, v. 3] ; ' Place where light dwelleth,' [Littell, 1870, v. 2. 
 See also ' Nebular astronomy,' in Nat. quar. rev.,v. 16, 1868.] 
 Many articles on the Nebulae are printed in the Memoirs 
 of the Royal astronomical society, p. 60. 
 
 ,8®- For concise expositions of the Nebular hypothesis, 
 seeFiske (J.) Cosmic philos., v. 1, [3915.28] ; Spencer (H.) 
 Illus. of univ. progress, [2543.16] and Essays, 1868 [2547.23] ; 
 and Westm. rev., v. 70, 1858. 
 
 Neptune. 
 Newcomb (S.) Investigation of the orbit of Neptune. 
 [Sm. contrib., v. 15.] 3937.15 
 
 McholiJ. P.) Planet Neptune. 1848. . .4015.32 
 Walker (S. 0.) Researches relative to the planet Nep- 
 tune ; with ephemerides from 1846 to 1853. [Sm. 
 
 contrib., v. 2. (app.)] 3937.02 
 
 See also article • Romance of the New Planet,' in North 
 Br. rev., v. 33, 1860 ; and Memoirs mentioned in the Con- 
 tents of the Royal astronomical society, p. 60. 
 
 Observations and Discussions. 
 
 Bache (A. U. ) Astronomical discussions at Girard col- 
 lege, pts. 1-6. [Sm. contrib., v. 13.] . 3937.13 
 
 — — Same. Pts. 7-12. [Sm. contrib., v. 14. 3937.14 
 Kane (S. K. ) Astronomical observations in the Arctic 
 
 seas. 1853-55. [Sm contrib., v. 12.] . 3937.12 
 See also Contents of Royal astronomical society. Me- 
 moirs, p. 60, etc. 
 
 Observatories. 
 Abbe(C.) DorpatandPoulkova. [Sm.rep.1867.] 3936.22 
 Bond ( W. C. ) History and description of the Astronomi- 
 cal observatory of Harvard college. 1856. 4038.01 
 ^®" Notices of many observatories and of their appara- 
 tus are contained in the Memoirs of the Royal astronomi- 
 cal society, p. 60. 
 
 Photography. 
 Lee (Br.) Astronomical photography. [Sm. rep., 
 1861.] 3936.16 
 
 Planets. 
 
 [See also Jupiter, Mars, Neptune, Saturn, Uranus.] 
 Lespiault (M. G.) Small planets between Jupiter and 
 
 Mars. [Sm. rep., 1861.] 3936.16 
 
 Loomis (K) Zone of small planets between Jupiter 
 
 and Mars. [Sm rep. , 1854. ] . . . . 3936.09 
 Runkle (J. B.) New tables of planetary motions. 
 
 [Sm., contrib. v. 9.] 3937.09 
 
 — Asteroid supplement to new tables. [Sm. contrib. 
 
 v. 9.] 3937.09 
 
 Snett (E. 8.) Planetary disturbances. [Sm. rep., 
 
 1852.] • 3936.10 
 
 Stockwell (J. J?. ) Memoir on the secular variations of 
 the elements of the orbits of the eight principal 
 planets, Mercury, Venus, the Earth, Mars, Jupiter, 
 Saturn, Uranus and Neptune. [Smith contrib. , v. 
 18. Washington, 1872. 4°.] .... 3937.18 
 
 — Secular variations of the planetary orbits. [Sm. 
 
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 [New Englander. v. 18, I860.] 
 
 Plurality of Worlds. 
 
 Brewster (Sir D.) More worlds than one, the creed of 
 the philosopher and the hope Of the Christian. 
 1856 4016.24 
 
 Bick(T.) Celestial scenery, pp. 465-98. 1845. 4016.09 
 
 Flammarion (C. ) La pluralite" des mondes habites. 
 [Uee-d. 1869.] 401..29 
 
 Wares (E. ) How far a plurality of worlds is consistent, 
 
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 tures. 1801 . 3576.23 
 
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 Smith (H. I. S.) [In Oxford essays, 1855.] . 2538.19 
 
 Warren (S.) Speculators among the stars, [In his 
 
 "Works, y. 5. 1855.] 2545.05 
 
 Note. — Bepr. from Blackwood, v. 76, 1864. 
 
 Whewett (W.) Plurality of worlds, with an introduc- 
 tion by E. Hitchcock. 1855 4016.25 
 
 Wilkins (J. ) The discovery of a world in the moone. 
 
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 j8®- For essays see Ed. rev., v. 102; Fraser's magazine, 
 v. 49, 1854 ; and Littell, v. 5, 1854 ; Fraser's magazine, (by 
 E. A. Prootor,) v. 78, 1868 : New Englander, v. 12, 1854 ; 
 North Br. rev., vol. 21, 1854. 
 
 Saturn. 
 
 Bond (W. C.) Observations on the planet Saturn, at 
 
 the observatory of Harv. coll., 1847-57. . 4038.02 
 
 Proctor (R. A.) Saturn and its system. 1865. 4016.21 
 
 See articles by R. A. Proctor [Fraser's mag., v. 2, 1870, 
 
 and Littell. 1870, v. 4] ; Quar. jour, of Science, Jan., 1874 ; 
 
 National quar. rev., v. 13, 1866 ; — and consult contents of 
 
 Memoirs of the Royal astron. Bociety for other papers. 
 
 Stars. 
 Dufour (C.) Scintillations of stars. [Sm. rep., 
 
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 Harvard college astronomical observatory. Zone cata- 
 logues of stars between the equator and 1° of 
 north declension. 1852-60. [Annals, v. 2, 6.] 4038.01 
 Wilson (G.) Chemistry of the stars. 1854. [Trav. 
 
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 See also articles in periodicals, ' The stellar universe ' 
 [Nat quar. rev., v. 24, 1872] ; ' Herschel and the star 
 depths:' by R. A. Proctor, Littell [1871, v. 3]. 
 
 Also Chambers' papers, v. 3, 1853 (Recent discoveries) ; 
 Fraser's, v. 63, 1861 (Progress of A.) ; Nat. quar. rev., 
 v. 16, 1868 (Prog, of Amer. astron.) ; Littell, 1870, v. 3 
 (What nils the star depths). 
 
 Consult also the Contents of Memoirs of the Royal as- 
 tronomical society, p. 50, for catalogues of stars, observa- 
 tions, etc. 
 
 Sun. 
 
 Bond (W. C.) Observations of solar spots. 1847-49. 
 
 [Annals of the observatory of Harvard college, v. 
 
 7.] 4038.07 
 
 Guillemin (A.) The sun. 1870 4016.33 
 
 Lockyer (J. N.) Contributions to solar physics. 
 
 1874 4017.25 
 
 Meech (L. W.) The sun : relative intensity of its 
 
 heat and light upon different latitudes of the 
 
 earth. [Sm. rep., 1856.] 3936.11 
 
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 different latitudes of the earth. [Sm. contrib. 
 
 v. 9.] 3937.09 
 
 Proctor (R. A.) The sun. 1871 4015.28 
 
 WiUiams (W. M.) The fuel of the sun. 1870. 4017.16 
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 1869 (The Sun's journey through space) ; n. s., 1871 (The 
 
 sun's corona) ; Littell, 1872, v. 2 (Voyage to the sun) ; Nat. 
 
 quar. rev., v. 14, 1867 (The sun and its distance) , New 
 
 Englander, v.19, 1861 (Solar phenomenon, by D. Kirkwood). 
 
 Telescopes. 
 Draper (H.) Construction and use of a silvered-glass 
 telescope. [Sm. contrib., v. 14.] . . 3937.14 
 Parsons (W., third earl of Bosse). Monster telescope. 
 
 1844 '. 4013.10 
 
 Ward (Hon. Mrs. M. ) The telescope. 1869. 4013.09 
 See also Observatories, p. 54 ; and Simon Newcomb's 
 ' Story of a telescope, made by Alvan Clark & Sons," in 
 Scribner, Nov., 1873. 
 
 Uranus. 
 Newcomb (S.) 'An investigation of the orbit of Uran- 
 us, with general tables of its motion. [Sm. con., 
 
 v. 19, 1874.] 3937.19 
 
 Consult also contents of Memoirs of the Royal astronomi- 
 cal society, p. 50, for numerous articles. 
 
 Venus. 
 
 Forbes (&.) Transit of Venus. 1874. . . 4013.23 
 Proctor {B. A.) Transits of Venus. 1875. . 4013.24 
 
 See article from St. Paul's ; in Littell, 1871, V. 3. 
 y See also Almanacs ;— Astrology ;— Meteorology ;— Navigation and nautical astronomy;— Physics [Spectrum analysis) ;— 
 Pyramids ; — Zodiac. 
 
 Astrophel, and Stella. Sidney (Sir P.) Miscel. 
 
 works. 1860 • 5066.04 
 
 Asylum for fugitives. [Poems.] London, 177b. 16. 
 
 1612.16 
 Asylums. See Medicine. (Hospitals. Insanity.) 
 At home and abroad. See Ossoli (M. F.) 1856. 944.08 
 At home and abroad. Kennedy (J. P. ) 1872. 922.24 
 At home and abroad. See Taylor (J. Bayard). 921.22 
 At home in the wilderness. J. K. Lord. 1867.932.13 
 At nightfall, and midnight. F. Jacox. 1873. 2o32.32 
 Atala. See Chateaubriand (F. R. de). . . 15^.22 
 AtalanteinCalydon. Swinburne (A. C.) 1866. 1692.04 
 Atcherley (Rowland J.) Adulterations of food. Lon- 
 don, 1874. 16°. .' • 6016.22 
 
 Atcheson (Nathaniel). American encroachments on 
 
 British rights. New ed. London. 1808. 8 . 
 
 [Pamph.,v. 6, pp. 33-98.] 5058.06 
 
 Athanasia E H. Sears. 1858. . .... 3592 19 
 
 Athanasian creed. See Biblical and religious ht. 
 
 (Athanasian Greed ; and Greeds). 
 Atharva-veda. See Veda. . ._. . . ■ A >°. 6 
 Atheism. See Biblical and religions ht. (Atheism ; 
 
 —Deism ;— Evidences ;— Religion and science, etc. ) 
 Athelard of Bathe. Voyage to .Egypt and Arabia, 
 
 1 130. [In Hakluyt (E. ) Voyages, v. % 1810. ] 
 Athense Cantabrigienses. See Cooper (C. a. and . 1.) 
 Athenae Oxonienses. A'eeWood (A. a). . . 488.14 
 AthencBum (The) ; Journal of literature, science and 
 
 the fine arts. 34 v. London, 1858-74. 4 . 
 Atheneeum Olub, (New York city) . Commemorative 
 
 proceedings on the death of Abraham Lincoln 
 
 New York, 1865. 8°. • • • • • ■ 3t } 3 ;° 7 
 Athenceus. Deipnosophists, or banquet ot the 
 
 learned. Tr. by C. D. Yonge. 3 v. London, 
 
 Bohn, 1854. 8°. . • • • • •. , A 25 *H 
 -Fragments. [In Miiller (C.) Fr. hist Gr., v 3 
 
 1849.] 77ob.l± 
 
 Athenagoras. Writings. Tr. by B. P. Pratten, Edin- 
 burgh, 1867. 8°. [A.-N. C. Libr., v. 2.] 3467.16 
 
 Athenian letters : or correspondence of an agent of 
 the King of Persia at Athens, during the Pelo- 
 ponnesian war. [By Philip Yorke, 2d earl of Hard- 
 wicke, and others.] 2 v. New ed. Dublin, 1792. 
 8° 424.19 
 
 Athenian oracle. See Dunton (John). . . 2512.08 
 
 Athens. See Countries. (Athens.) 
 
 Atheos, or the tragedies of unbelief. New York, 
 1862. 12° 3514.08 
 
 Athos (Mount). See Countries. (Alhos.) 
 
 Atkin (William). Specimen medicum inaugurate de 
 pr^cipuis foeminarum senescentium morbis. 
 Lugduni, 1739. 4° 4338.03 
 
 Atkins (John). Voyage to Guinea, Brazil, and the 
 
 ' West Indies, 1721. [In Astley (T. ) Voyages, v. 
 
 3, 1745.] 935.11 
 
 Atkins (Sir Robert). Parliamentary and political 
 tracts. 2d ed. London, 1741. 8°. . . 5712.12 
 Contents: Privilege of Parliament asserted. Enquiry 
 into the power of dispensing with penal statutes. Anim- 
 adversions upon a book written by Sir Edward Herbert. 
 Discourse concerning ecclesiastical jurisdiction in England. 
 Defence of Lord W. Kussell's innocency. 
 
 Atkinson (Emma W.) Memoirs of the queens of 
 
 Prussia. London, 1858. 8° 3265.04 
 
 Atkinson (H. G.) and Martineau (H.) Letters on 
 
 man's nature and development. Boston, 1851. 
 
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 Atkinson (jasper). Letter [on] the Report on the 
 
 high price'of bullion. London, 1810. 8. 5915.35 
 Atkinson (J. B. ) Art tour to northern capitals of 
 
 Europe. New York, 1873 . 8°. . . . 1442.05 
 Atkinson (Thomas William). Oriental and Western 
 
 Siberia. New York, 1868. 8°. ... 1024.01 
 — Travels in the regions of the upper and lower 
 
 masking for books, use the "Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
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 ATKINSON- AUG-HEY 
 
 Amoor, and the confines of India and China. 
 
 New York, 1860. 8° 1024.03 
 
 Atkinson (Rev. W. Christopher). Statistical account 
 
 of New Brunswick. 3d ed. Edinburgh, 1844. 
 
 16°. 1151.01 
 
 Atkinson (William P. ) Classical and scientific studies, 
 
 and the great schools of England. Cambridge 
 
 (Mass.), 1S65. 8°. 5518.09 
 
 Atlantic almanac. Boston, 1868-74. 4°. . 6656.06 
 Atlantic essays. Higginson (T. W.) . . 2528.28 
 Atlantic monthly, v. 1-34. Boston, 1857. 8°. 
 Atlantic ocean. See Ocean. 
 Atlantic and Transatlantic. Mackinnon (Capt. — .) 
 
 1852 , . . 933.10 
 
 Atlantic (The) to the Pacific. Lester (J. E.) 
 
 1873 1132.15 
 
 Atlantis. 
 
 See Gould (3. B.) The Fortunate Isles. [In his Curious 
 
 myths, v. 2. 6816.10] ; and Smith's Diet, of Gr. and Bom. 
 
 geogr., T. 1. [924.01. 
 
 Atlases. 
 
 — Balbi(A.) 'Atlas ethnographique. 1826. A.27.01 
 Same. Introduction, v. 1, 1826. . . 6414. 18 
 
 — Black's *Atlas of North America. Constructed by 
 
 John Bartholomew. With letter press. 1856. 927.08 
 
 — Black's 'General atlas of the world. New and rev. 
 
 ed. 1873 927.07 
 
 — Chambers's 'Encyclopaedia atlas. 1868. . 915.19 
 
 — Cotton (&. W.) 'General atlas. Letterpress by B. 
 
 S. Fisher. 2 v. N. Y., 1863. 4°. . 927.12 
 
 — Johnson's *New illustrated family atlas of the 
 
 world. N. Y. 1869. 4°. 
 
 — Johnston (A. K.) 'Physical atlas of natural phe- 
 
 nomena. New ed., 1856. 
 
 — Johnston (Keith). Half crown [political] atlas of 
 
 general geography. 1869 932,07 
 
 — Labberton (R. H.) Historical atlas. 1872. . 413.21 
 
 — Mitchell (S. A.) *New general atlas. Phil., 1873. 4°. 
 
 — Smith ( W.), and drove (&.) * Atlas of ancient geo- 
 
 graphy, biblical and classical. 1874. . A. 37. 15 
 
 — Watson (O.) *New commercial, county and rail- 
 
 road atlas of the United States and dominion 
 
 of Canada. 1875 A.37.06 
 
 j8SP"* For maps of a particular country see name of coun- 
 try. Books of travel frequently afford the best map of a 
 given region. 
 
 See also Geography {Ancient ; Physical) ;— and Maps. 
 
 Atmosphere. See Meteorology ;— Physics ;— Useful 
 arts. (Aeronautics, p. 39.) 
 
 Atmospheric system. Butler (T. B.) . . 4021.30 
 
 Atomic theory. See Chemistry ; — Physics. 
 
 Atonement See Biblical and relig. lit (Atonement. ) 
 
 Atrocious judges. See Hildreth (R. ) . . 3253.13 
 
 Attache in Madrid. From the German , [by Mme. F. 
 Calderon de la Barca]. N. Y, 1856. 12° 984.17 
 
 Atterbury (Francis, bp. of Rochester). See BiogTaphy 
 (Individual). 
 
 a.ttfield (J.) Chemistry : general, medical and phar- 
 maceutical. London, 1869. 12°. . . 4213.32 
 
 Atthill (L. ) Clinical lectures on diseases peculiar to 
 women. 2d ed. Dublin, 1872. 12°. . 4331/28 
 
 Attica. See Countries. (Attica.) 
 
 Attic nights. See Gellius (Aulus). . . . 2527.23 
 
 Attila. See Biography {Individual). 
 
 Attorneys-general of the United States. Opinions 
 etc. See Hall (Benj. F.) 5645.01 
 
 Attraction. See Astronomy. (Figure of the earth ) 
 
 Also Physic 3. 
 Attwell (H., ed.) Book of golden thoughts. Lon- 
 
 »«_ dil V 87 2- 16 ° • C213.27 
 
 Attwood. See also Atwood. 
 
 Attwood (E. W. ) Panacea Britannica : a vindication 
 of Catholicism. London, 1866. 16°. . 3514 09 
 
 Atwater (Caleb). Antiquities in Ohio, etc. [Archeeo- 
 logia Amer. v. 1. ] . 577 jg 
 
 Atwater (Edward E. ) History of the sacre'd taberna- 
 cle oi the Hebrews. 'New York, 1875. 8°. 3515 17 
 
 Atwood. See also Attwood. 
 
 Atwood (Thomas). History of Dominica ; produc- 
 tions, etc. London, 1791. 8°. . . . . 556.12 
 
 Auber (Peter). Kise of the British power in India 
 2 v. London, 1846. 8°. 1015.01 
 
 Auberlen (Carl August). The divine revelation. With 
 a memoir of the author. From the German by 
 A. B. Parton. Edinburgh, 1867. 8°. . 3514.12 
 
 Aubigne (J H. Merle d'). See Merle d' Aubigne. 
 
 Aubin ( — ). Histoire des diables de Loudun. [anon.] 
 Amsterdam, 1737. 12°. 3812.34 
 
 Aubrey (John). Letters by eminent persons in the 
 17th and 18th centuries : and lives of eminent 
 men. 2 v. in 3. London, 1813. 8°. . . 3257.04 
 
 — Miscellanies upon various subjects. 4th ed. Lon- 
 don, 1857. 16°. 3813.01 
 
 Contents : Day fatality. Omens. Dreams. Apparitions 
 Impulses. Knockings, etc. 
 
 Aucassin and Nicolette. See Le Grand dAussy (J.B. ) 
 Fabliaux, v. 1, 1815 1664.01 
 
 Auchmuty (Robert). Importance of Cape Breton to 
 the British nation. [In Mass. hist. soe. Coll 
 v. 5.] 651.05 
 
 Aucher (P.) and Brand (J.) Dictionary. I.English 
 and Armenian, 2. Armenian and English. 2 v 
 Venice, 1821. 1. 8°. 6425.17 
 
 Auckland (Lord). See Eden (Wm.) 
 
 Audelay (John). Poems, Shropshire dialect in the 
 15th century. Ed. by J. O. HalliwelL [Percy 
 society, v. 14.] 5060.14 
 
 Audemar (P. de S.) De coloribus faciendis. [In 
 Merrifield (Mrs. M. P.) Original treatises, etc. 
 ▼■ 1] 1422.01 
 
 Audin (J. M. V. ) History of Luther. From the French 
 by W. B. TurnbulL 2 v. London, 1854. 8°. 3115.08 
 
 — Life of Henry VIII., and history of the schism of 
 
 England. From the French, by E. G. K Browne. 
 London, 1852. 8°. 3077.17 
 
 Audouard (Mme. Olympe). A travers l'Amerique. Le 
 Far-West. Paris, 1869. 16° 1123.19 
 
 Audsley (W. and G.) Hand-book -of christian sym- 
 bolism. London, 1865. 4°. .... 1442.14 
 
 Audubon (J. J. ) 'Birds of America. 7 v. New 
 York, 1856. 8° 4817.01 
 
 — and Bachman (Rev. J.) 'Quadrupeds of North 
 
 America. 3 v. New York, 1856. 8°. . 4737.01 
 j8S- For lives of Audubon, see Biography (Individual). 
 Auerbach (Berthold). Aus der hohe. 2 v. in 1 
 Stuttgart, 1867. 16°. 7112.10 
 
 — Das Landhaus am Bhein : roman. 3 v. in 2. Stutt- 
 
 gart, 1869. 18°. 7112.13 
 
 — Gesammelte schriften. 22 v. in 11 Stutt., 1861-63. 
 
 16°. 7112.11 
 
 . 12 
 
 Barfussele, v. 9. 
 Befehlerlos.v. 1. 
 Brosi und Moni. v. 6. 
 Deutsche abende, v. 19. 
 Dichter und Kaufmann 
 
 13. 
 Dichtung aus dem volke, v. 20 
 Dichtung filr das volk, v. 20. 
 Edelweiss, v. 22. 
 Eigen haus (Ein), v. 8. 
 Erdiuuthe, v. 8. 
 Feindlichen brilder, v. 1. 
 Florian und Creszenz, v. 2. 
 Frau professorin (Die,, v. 3. 
 Geigerler (Der), v. 8. 
 Geachichte des Diethelm von 
 
 Buchenberg, v. 6. 
 Hopfen und gerate, v. 8. 
 IvoderHajrle, v. 1. 
 Joseph im sohnee, v. 21. 
 Kranz auf HeT>el's haupt, v. 20 
 Kriegspfeife (Die), v. 1. 
 
 Contents : 
 
 Kunst und literatur (Zur), v. 19. 
 Lautenbacher (Der), v. 2. 
 Lehnhold (Der), v. 7. 
 Lucifer, v. 4. 
 Neues lebeu, v. 14-16. 
 Rudolph und Elisabetha, v. 19 
 Schatzkastlein des gevatters- 
 
 inanns, v. 17, 18. 
 Schlossbauers vefele, v. 1 
 Schrif t und volk, v. 20. 
 Schwarzwalder dorfgesohiohten, 
 
 v. 1-8. 
 Spinoza, ein denkerleben, v. 10, 
 
 11. 
 Straflinge, v. 3. 
 Tolpatsch (Der), v. 1. 
 Tonele mit der gebissenen 
 
 wange, v. 1. 
 Viereckig (Der), Oder die Amer. 
 
 Kiste, v. 6. 
 ■Waldschiitzen sohn (Dos), v. 19. 
 
 Was ist gluck ? v. 19. 
 
 «S- For English versions of his works, see Fiction 
 
 class-list. 
 
 Auersperg (Anton Alexander, Graf von). The last 
 kmght, a romance garland. By A. Grun. [pseud.] 
 Tr. with notes, by J. O. Sargent. New York, 1871. 
 Sq 8°. * ^g, 
 
 — Pensees des divers ages de la vie. P., 1863. 12°. 7022.17 
 Aufrere (Anthony). Tribute to the memory of Ulric 
 
 von Hutten. London, 1789. 12°. . . 3161.23 
 Aughey (Rev. J. H.) The iron furnace ; or, slavery 
 
 and secession. Philadelphia, 1863. 12°. 5831.01 
 
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AUG-IER - AVELING-. 
 
 57 
 
 Augier (Emile). Poe"sies completes. Nouv. e*d. Paris, 
 1865. 12°. 7011.10 
 
 Augustan historians. Ecrivains (Les) de l'histoire au- 
 guste. Elius Spartien, J. Capitolin, Vuloatius Gal- 
 licanus, Elius Lampride, Tre'bellius Pollion et Fla- 
 vius Vopisque. [Nisard's collection. Gr, et Lat. 
 Paris, 1865. 8°. 7726.02 
 
 — Translations of the six writers of the Augustean 
 
 history. By John Bernard. [In his Lives, etc. 
 
 •2 v., 1698.] 431.08 
 
 Augustine (St.) [Aurelius Augustinus, bp. of Hippo.] 
 Confessions. Ed. by G. T. Shedd. Andover, 
 
 1860. 16° 3514.11 
 
 Note. — See article by Win. Alexander in Contain, rev., 
 v. 6, 1867. 
 
 — (Euvres choisies. [De oivitate Dei. Trad, de L. 
 
 Baude.] Paris, 1862. 8°. [Nisard's co&] 7726.04 
 
 — Works. New translation, ed. by M. Dods. v. 1-6. 
 
 Edinburgh, 1871-72. 8° 3518.05 
 
 T. 1-2. The city of Goa. 
 
 3. Doniitist controversy. 
 
 4. Anti-Pelagian works. 
 
 Contents: 
 
 6. Writings in connection with 
 the Manicheean heresy. 
 
 6. Letters, v. 1 
 
 Note. — See Mozley on ' Augustianism,' and ' Augustinian 
 Literature,' [North Br. rev., v. 24, 28.] 
 J e£ff- For lives of A. see Biography (Individual). 
 
 Augustus Caesar. See Biography (Individual). 
 
 Auldjo (John). Journal "of a visit to Constantinople, 
 and some of the Greek Islands in 1833. London, 
 1835. 8° 996.22 
 
 — Narrative of an ascent of Mont Blanc, 1827. Lon- 
 
 don, 1856. 16°. [T. L.,v. 1.] . . .5075.06 
 Aulnoy (M. C. J. de B. , comtesse d'). Les chevaliers 
 errans et la ge"uie familier. Les coates des fe"es a 
 la mode. [Cabinet des fe"es. v. 2-4, 6, 1785. 7052.02 
 Aumale (Henri Eugene Philippe Louis d'Orle"ans, 
 due d'). History of the princes de Conde" 16th- 
 17th cent. 2 v. From the French, by R. B. 
 Borthwick. London, 1872. 8°. . . . 525.18 
 
 — Lettre sur l'histoire de France adresse'e au prince 
 
 Napoleon. Londres, 1861. 8°. ... 5091.03 
 
 — Mili tary institutions of France. Tr. by Capt. Ashe. 
 
 London, 1869. 12°. 4516.08 
 
 Aunet (Mme. Le'onie d'). See Biard {Mme. Le"onie d'). 
 Auneuil (Louise de B., comtesse d'). La tyrannie des 
 
 f<!es de'truite. [Cabinet des fe"es, v. 5, 1785.] 7052.05 
 Aurelius Antoninus. See Antoninus(Marcus Aurelius). 
 Aurelius Victor. See Victor (Sextus Aurelius). 
 Aurora borealis. See Meteorology. 
 Aurora Leigh. See Browning (Mrs. E.B.) 1857. 1622.12 
 Auscultation. See Medicine. 
 Ausonius (Decimus Magnus). Epigrammata. See 
 
 Walker(G. S.) Corpus poetarum. . . 1697.15 
 
 — Opera omnia ; ex ed. Bipontina, cam notis et infcerp. 
 
 niusumDelphini. Lond., Valpy, 1823. 8°. 7712.08 
 
 Contents. 
 Commemoratio professorum Burdigalensium, v. 1. 
 De xn. Cffisaribus per Suetonium scriptis, v. 1. 
 Dissertatio de vita et scriptis Ausonii, v. 1. 
 Diversoruni epistolSB ad Ausonium, v. 2. 
 Eclogarium, v. 1. 
 Edyllia, v. 1. 
 EphemeriB, v. 1. 
 Epigrammata, v. 1. 
 Epistolae, v. L 
 
 Epitaphia heroiim qui bello Troico interfuerunt, v. 1. 
 Grratiarum actio pro consulato, v. 1. 
 Index, v. 3. 
 
 Ludus septem sapientum, v. 1. 
 Noue variorum in Ausonii opera, v. 2. 
 Ordo nobilium urbium, v. 1. 
 Parentalia cum tabula genealogica, v. 1. 
 PeriochfiB in Homeri lliadem et Odysseam, v. 2. 
 Praefatiuncuto, Tres, v. 2. 
 Becensus editionum, v. 3. 
 
 Souchaii animadversionesin tetrasticha de mensibus, V, 2. 
 Testimonia et judicia de Ausonio, v. 1. 
 Tetrasticha Ausonii, v. 1. 
 
 Austen (Jane). See Fiction class-list, for her novels. 
 For her biography see Biography (Individual). 
 
 Austen-Leigh (J. E.) Memoir of Jane Austen.. Lon- 
 don, 1870. 8°. 3014.18 
 
 Austin (Alfred). The poetry of the period. London, 
 1870. 12° 1613.21 
 
 Austin (Benjamin). Constitutional republicanism, in 
 opposition to fallacious federalism. Boston, 1803. 
 8* 572.3.22 
 
 Austin (G. L.) Life of Franz Schubert, [1797-18281. 
 Boston, 1873. 12°. 3156.21 
 
 Austin (John). Lectures on jurisprudence. 3 v. 
 
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 ■ Works. Collected and ed. by James Spedding, R. 
 
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 Advancement of learning; or, De augmentis scientiarum 
 [Lat.,] v. 1-3 ; [Eng.J v. 8-9. 
 
 Advertisement touching a holy war. [Eng.,] v. 13. 
 
 Aphorismi et Consilia. [Lat ,] v. 7. 
 
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 Arguments of Jaw, [Eng.,] v. 15. 
 
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 Calor et Frigus, [Eng.,] v. 7. 
 
 Christian paradoxes, [Eng.,] v. 14. 
 
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 De interpretatione natures sententiae xii., v. 7. 
 
 Description of the intellectual globe, [Lat.,] v. 7 ; [Eng.J 
 v. 10. 
 
 Discourse upon the commission of Bridewell, v. 15. 
 
 Ebb and flow of the sea. [Lat.,] v. 5 ; [Eng ,] v. 10. 
 
 ElizabethEB, In felicem memoriam, [Lat. and Eng.,] v. 11. 
 
 Ellis (R. E ) General preface to philos. works, v. 1. 
 
 Elogium in Henricum principem Walliae, [Lat. and Eng.,] 
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 Essays ; or Counsels civil and moral, [Eng.,] v. 12. 
 
 Filum labyrintbi, [Eng.,] v. 6. 
 
 Fragment of Abecedarium naturse, v. 9. 
 
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 History of dense and rare, [Lat.,] v. 4 ; [Eng.,] v. 10. 
 
 History of Great Britain, beginning of, [Eng.,] v. 11. 
 
 History of life and death, [Lat.,] v. 3 ; [Eng.,] v. 10. 
 
 History of the reign of Henry VII. and VIII., [Eng.,] v. 11. 
 
 History of the winds, [Lat.Jv 3; [Eng.,] v. 9. 
 Imago civilis Augusti Csesaris, [Lat. and Eng.,] v. 12. 
 Imago civilis Julii Csesaris, [Lat. and Eng.,] v. 12. 
 Index — Philosophical works, v. 10 ; Literary and profes- 
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 Inquiry respecting the magnet. [Lat.,] v. 4 ; [Eng.,] v. 10. 
 Inquisitiolegitima de motu, [Lat.,] v. 7. 
 Instauratio magua. [Lat.,] v. 1 ; [Eng.,] v. 8-10. 
 Letter to Sir Henry Savin, touching helps for the intellec- 
 tual powers, [Eng.,] v. 13. 
 Life, by Wm. Eawley, [Eng.J v. 1, p. 35, 
 Literary works, v. 11. 
 Magnalia naturae, [Lat.,] v. 6. 
 Maxims of the law, [Eng.J v. 14. 
 Meditationes sacrse, [Lat. and Eng.J v. 14. 
 Natural history, v. 4. 
 
 Natural and experimental history, [Lat.,] v. 2 ; [Eng.J 9-10. 
 New atlantis, [Eng.J V. 5. 
 Novum organum, [Lat. J v. 1 ; [Eng.J v. 8. 
 Ordinances in chancery, [Eng.,] v. 15. 
 Parasceve ad historiam naturalem et experimentalem, 
 
 [Lat.,] V. 2; [Eng.J v. 8. 
 Phaenomena universi, [Lat. J v. 7. 
 Philosophical works, [Lat.,] v. 1-7 ; [Eng.J v. 8-10. 
 Physiological and medical remains, [Eng.J v. 7. 
 Prayers, [Eng. J v. 14. 
 Preparative towards a natural and experimental history, 
 
 [Lat.,] v. 2; [Eng.J v. 8. 
 Preparation for the union of laws, [Eng.,] v. 15. 
 Principles and origins, according to the fables of Cupid 
 
 and Ccelum, [Lat.,] v. 5 ; [Eng.J v. 10. 
 Promus of formularies and elegancies, [Eng.J v. 14. 
 Psalms translated, v. 14. 
 Religious writings, v. 14. 
 Scala intellectus, [Lat. J v. 5. 
 Short notes for civil conversation, [Eng.J v. 13. 
 Statute of uses (reading on), [Eng.J v. 14. 
 
 Sylva sylvarum ; or, a natural history, [Eng.J v. 16 
 Temporis partus masculus, [Lat. J v. 7. 
 Theory of the heaven, [Lat.,] v. 3 ; [Eng.J v. 10. 
 Thoughts on the nature of things, [Lat. J v. 6 ; [Eng.J v. 10. 
 Topics of inquiry respecting light and luminous matter 
 
 [Lat.,] v. 4 ; [Eng.J v. 10. 
 True greatness of Britain, [Eng.J v. 13. 
 Use of the law, [Eng.J v. 14. 
 Valerius Terminus of the interpretation of nature. [Eng.J 
 
 Wisdom of the ancients, [Lat. and Eng.J v. 12-13. 
 
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 Badeau (Adam). Military history of Ulysses S. Grant, 
 
 from 1861. v. 1. New York, 1868. 8°. 3067.11 
 
 — The vagabond. New York, 1859. 12°. . . 2513.07 
 Badeley (John, M.D.) Extraordinary cure by Prince 
 
 Hohenlohe, on Barbara O'Connor, a nun. Lon- 
 don, 1823. 8°. [Pamphleteer, v. 22.] 5058.22 
 
 Baden (G. L.) History of Norway. -See Feldborg 
 (A/A.) . .'. 542.14 
 
 Badges. Palliser (Mrs. B.) Historic badges, etc. 
 1870 1452.16 
 
 Badham (Charles). Criticism applied to Shakespeare. 
 London, 1846. 12° 1754.12 
 
 — Text of Shakespeare. [Ira Cambridge essays, 1856.] 
 Badham (Rev. 0. D.) Prose halieutics ; or, ancient 
 
 and modern fish-tattle. Lond., 1854. 8°. 4616.24 
 
 Baedeker (K.) Belgium and Holland. Hand-book. 
 
 2d ed. Coblenz, 1871. 16°. .... 961.27 
 
 — Italy. Hand-book for travellers. 2d ed. 3 v. Cob- 
 
 lenz, 1869-70. 16° 981.24 
 
 — Southern Germany and Austria, including the East- 
 
 ern Alps. Hand-book. 2d ed. Coblenz, 1871. 
 18° 966.08 
 
 Baegert (Jacob). Aboriginal inhabitants of California 
 peninsula. [Sm. rep., 1863, 1864.] 3936.18 ; 19 
 
 Bsehr (B. , M. D. ) Science of therapeutics, according 
 to homoeopathy, by C. J. Henrpel. 2 v. New 
 York, 1869. 8° 4313.23 
 
 Bagehot (Walter). The English constitution. Lon- 
 don, 1867. 12° 5717.13 
 
 Same. With additional chapter. London, 1872. 
 
 12° 5717.13a 
 
 — Estimates of some Englishmen, and Scotchmen. 
 
 From the National rev. Lond., 1858. 8°. 2517.24 
 Contents : The first Edinburgh Reviewers {Oct. 1855). 
 Cowper (July, 1855). Gibbon (Jan. 1856). Bishop Butler. 
 Shakespere,— the individual. Shelley (Oct. 1856). Hartley 
 Coleridge. Peel (July, 1856). Maeaulay (April, 1858).. 
 
 — Lombard street. London, 1873. 12°. . .5922.28 
 
 — Physics and politics. New York, 1873. 8°. 5712.14 
 Bahamas. See Countries. (Bahamas. ) 
 
 Bail (Louis). Drawing system. The human head. 
 New Haven, 1859. 8° 1435.24 
 
 Baile (J.) Wonders of electricity. Ed. by J. W. 
 Armstrong. New York, 1872. 8°. . . 4027.27 
 
 Bailey (J. T. ) Historical sketch of the city of Brook- 
 lyn, and surrounding neighborhood. Brooklyn, 
 1840. 12= 621.08 
 
 Bailey (J. W. ) Infusorial fossils found by Dr. Schiel 
 in California. 1854. [Pacific B. B. routes. Be- 
 
 ports, v. 2.] 1127.02 
 
 — Microscopical examination of soundings off the At- 
 lantic coast. [Sm. contrib. , v. 2.] . . 3937.02 
 
 — Microscopical observations ; South Carolina, Geor- 
 
 gia, and Florida. [Sm. contrib., v. 2.] . 3937.02 
 
 — New species of microscopical organisms. [Sm. 
 
 contrib., v. 7.] 3937.07 
 
 Bailey (Nathan), and others. Universal etymological 
 
 English dictionary. Eevised by J. N. Scott, He. 
 
 New ed. London, 1754. fol 6127.02 
 
 Bailey (Philip James). The Age ; a colloquial satire. 
 
 Boston, 1858. 1G 1614.02 
 
 — Angel world, and other poems. B.,1850. 16°. 1614.00 
 
 — Featus ; a poem. Boston, 1853. 16°. . . 1614.01 
 
 — The Mystic. Boston, 1856. 16° 1614.03 
 
 Bailey (Samuel). Crit. dissert, on the nature of value. 
 
 London, 1825. 8° 5911.14 
 
 — Discourses on various subjects. L., 1852. 8°. 2517.05 
 
 Contents : Mutual relation of the sciences . On the mam- 
 moth, or fossil elephant Changes in the English language. 
 On the science of political economy. On the last reforma- 
 tion of the Calendar. On the general principles of physical 
 investigation. Mechanical causes of thunder. Paradoxes 
 of vision. Theory of wit. 
 
 — Essays on the formation and publication of opinions, 
 
 the pursuit of truth, etc. Bost. , 1854. 12°. 5411.11 
 Note. — Reviewed by H. Martineau in her Miscel., v. 2. 
 
 — Letters on the philosophy of the human mind. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1855-58. 8° 5421.30 
 
 — Questions in political economy, politics, morals, 
 
 metaphysics, polite literature, etc. [anon.] Lon- 
 don, 1823. 8° 6334.28 
 
 — Beview of Berkeley's Theory of vision. London, 
 
 1841. 8° 5421.19 
 
 Note.— For criticism see Mill (J. 8.) Dissert., f. 2, 1878. 
 
 — Theory of reasoning. London, 1851. 8°. 5428.01 
 
 Note. — Reviewed in Winslow's journal, v. 4, 1851. 
 
 See also Hibot (Th.) Engl, psychology [5426.11]. 
 
 Bailey (Thomas). Records of longevity : with vital 
 
 statistics. London, 1857. 8° 3263.31 
 
 Bailey (W. L. ) Our own birds ; United States. Re- 
 vised by E. D. Cope. Phila.,1869. 16° . 4812.15 
 Baillie (Joanna). Dramatic and poetical works. Lon- 
 don, 1851. 8°. 1712.22 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Martyr (The), drama. 
 
 Match (The), comedy. 
 
 Orra, tragedy. 
 
 Phantom (The), mus. drama. 
 
 Rayner, tragedy. 
 
 Romiero, tragedy. 
 
 Second marriage, comedy. 
 
 Separation (The), tiagedy. 
 
 Siege (The), comedy. 
 
 Stripling (The), tragedy. 
 
 Trial (The|, comedy. 
 
 "Witchcraft, tragedy. 
 Fugitive verses. 
 Metrical legends. 
 Miscellaneous poetry. 
 Sacred verses. 
 
 Plays on tho passions, and 
 miscellaneous plays, viz : 
 Alienated manor (The), com. 
 Basil, tragedy. 
 
 Beacon (The), musical drama. 
 Bride (The), drama. 
 Constantino Paleologus, trag. 
 -Country inn, comedy. 
 De Montlort, tragedy. 
 Dream ^he), tragedy. 
 Election (The), comedy. 
 Enthusiasm, comedy. 
 Ethwald, tragedy. 
 Family legend, tragedy. 
 Henriquez, tragedy. 
 Homicide (The), tragedy. 
 
 Baillie (7?eu.John). Life studies. N. Y. , 1857. 16°. 3015.09 
 
 — St. Augustine : memoir. L., 1859. 16°. . 3155.11 
 Baillie (Capt. William). "Works after paintings and 
 
 drawings by the greatest masters. L., 1792. 1. 4°. 
 Baillon (H. ) Natural history of plants. Tr. by M. 
 
 M. Hartog. v. 1-2. London, 1871-72. 1. 8°. 4918.17 
 Bailments. See Law. 
 Baily (Francis). [Various astronomical articles, in the 
 
 Memoirs of the Royal astronomical society, for 
 
 Contents of which see p. 50.] 
 Baily (W. L.) Trees, plants and flowers, where, and 
 
 how they grow. [anon.'] P., 1870. 16°. 4915.07 
 Bain (Alexander). Correlation of force in its bearing 
 
 on mind. [Macmillan, Sept., 1867.] 
 Note.— Controverted by D. D. H.[eath?] in Contem. rev., 
 
 May,- 1868. 
 
 — English composition and rhetoric. New York, 
 
 1872. 8° 6334.18 
 
 — Emotions and the will. London, 1859. 8°. 5421.10 
 
 Note. — Reviewed by Spencer (H.) in Ms Essays, or in his 
 IUub. of univ. progress. [2643.16] ; also in Blaokwood, v. 86, 
 1859. 
 
 — Logic. 2 v. London. 1870. 12°. . . . 5428.20 
 
 — Mental and moral science. 2d ed. London, 1868. 
 
 8° 5411.13 
 
 — Mental science ; compend. of psychology and the 
 
 hist, of philosophy. New York, 1868. 12°. 5411.12 
 
 — Mind and body. The theories of their relation 
 
 [and history of the theories of the soul]. New 
 York, 1873. 12° 5438.17 
 
 — On the study of character ; including an estimate 
 
 of phrenology. London, 1861. 8°. . . 5434.05 
 
 — The senses and the intellect 3d ed. 1868. 8°. 5421.09 
 
 AS" Upon the psychology of Baiu, see Martineau (J.) in 
 his EssayB, v. 1, 1866 [2535.17] ; and Mill (J. S.), in hit 
 Dissert., v. 1, or Ed. rev., Oct., 1859; Eibot (Th.) Eng- 
 lish psychology, 1874 [5426.11] : Winslow's jour., v. 18, 
 106-18, 1860 [2014.13]. 
 
 BROOKLYN_MEB0ANTILB MBBAEI. 
 
BAINES- BALDWIN 
 
 61 
 
 Baines (Edward). History of the cotton manufacture 
 in Great Britain. London, 1835. 8°. .3932.03 
 
 — History of the County Palatine and Duohy of Lan- 
 
 caster. New ed. revised. Ed. by J. Harlan d. 2 
 v. London, 1868. 4° 498.13 
 
 — History of the wars of the French rev., 1792-1815. 
 
 2v. 1835. 8° 525.15 
 
 — Visit to the Vaudois of Piedmont. London, 1855. 
 
 16°. [Trav. libr., v. 7.] 5075.12 
 
 Baird (James). Emigrants' guide to Australia. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1868-71. 12° 1062.13 
 
 Baird (Rev. Robert). Christian retrospect and regis- 
 ter : first half of the 19th century. New York, 
 1851. 12°. 3412.12 
 
 — Religion in America. Edinburgh, 1844. 8°. 3456.04 
 
 — Transplanted flowers, or memoirs of Mrs. Rumpff, 
 
 daughter of John Jacob Astor, and the duchess 
 de Broglie, daughter of Mme de StaSl. New 
 York, 1839. 12°. 3154.31 
 
 Baird (R. H.) American cotton spinner. Philadel- 
 phia, 1851. 12° 3931.01 
 
 Baird (Samuel J., ed.) See Presbyterian churoh 
 assembly's digest. 1853 ed 3585.21 
 
 Baird (Spencer F.) *Birds of North America. 3 v. 
 Boston, 1874. 4° 4818.10 
 
 — Catalogue of N. Amer. birds, in the museum of 
 
 theSmithson.Inst. [8m. misoeI.oolL,v.2]. 3935.12 
 
 — Directions for collecting, preserving and transport- 
 
 ing specimens of natural hist. [Sm. rep., 1856.] 
 
 3936.11 
 ■ — Mammals, birds and reptiles. [In Emory (W. H.) 
 
 U. S. and Mexican boundary survey, v. 2, 1849.] 
 
 1127.02 
 
 — Mammals of Chili. [In U. S. Naval astron. exped., 
 
 v. 2, 1856.] 1126.02 
 
 — Preliminary report on natural history. [In Pacific 
 
 R. R. routes. Reports, v. 2.]; Mammals [In v. 8 J; 
 Birds [In v. 9]; Reptiles [In v. 10]. . .1127.02 
 
 — Report on fishes observed on the coast of New Jer- 
 
 sey and Long Island. [Sm. rep., 1854.] 3936.09 
 
 — Review of American birds. [Sm rep., 1865.] 3936.20 
 
 — Review of American birds, in the museum of the 
 
 Smithsonian institution. Pt. 1. Washington, 
 1864-72. 8°. [Sm Miscel. coll., v. 12.] 3935.22 
 
 — ed. See Annual record of science for 1871. . 3906.01 
 
 — ed. SeeTJ. S. Fish commission. Reports. . 4831.01 
 
 — and Girard (C.) Catalogue of the reptiles of N. A 
 
 Pt. 1— Serpents. [Sm mis. coll., v. 2.] 3935.12 
 
 Baird (William, M.D.) Dictionary of natural history 
 
 [and natural sciences]. London and Glasgow, 
 
 1860. 8°. .... 4717.05 
 
 — Natural history of the British entomostraca. Lon- 
 
 don, Ray soc, 1850. 8°. 4744.00 
 
 Baireuth (Margravine of). See Frederica Sophia Wil- 
 
 helmina. 
 Baital pachchisi ; or, the twenty-five tales of a sprite. 
 
 Tr. from the Hindu text of Forbes, by J. Platts. 
 
 London, 1871. 8°. 7813.20 
 
 Baked meats of the funeral. See Halpine (C.G.) 212.26 
 Baker (B.) Long-span railway bridges. Philadelphia, 
 
 1870. 12°. 3934.17 
 
 Same. Revised ed. London, 1873. 16°. 3925.28 
 
 — On the strengths of beams, columns, and arches. 
 
 London, 1870. 12°. 3926.26 
 
 Baker (C. R.) Fruit culture. B., 1866. 8°. 6135.26 
 Baker (David Erskine). Biographia drama tica : or 
 
 companion to the playhouse. Continued to 1782, 
 
 by 1 Reed ; to 1811, by S. Jones. 3 v. in 4. 
 
 London, 1812. 12°. 1712.23 
 
 Baker (George A., jr.) Point-lace and diamonds. 
 
 New York, 1875. 16°. 1613.34 
 
 Baker (George E.) Life of W. H. Seward. New York. 
 
 1855. 12° 3162.14 
 
 Baker (George M ) Amateur dramas. Boston, 1869. 
 
 16°. 1712.28 
 
 Contents : Sylvia's soldier. Stand by the flag. Wanted, 
 a male cook. The tempter, or the sailor's return. Sea of 
 troubles. Greatest plague of life. We're all teetotalers. 
 A drop too much. Freedom of the press The sculptor's 
 triumph. The rival poets. The peddler of Very-Nice. 
 Once on a time. 
 
 — Drawing-room stage. Boston, 1873. 16°. 1712.30 
 
 Contents : My brother's keeper. Revolt of the bees. 
 Tender attachment. Among the breakers. Gentlemen of 
 the jury. Seven ages. Boston dip. Duchess of Dublin. 
 
 — Mimic stage. Boston, 1869. 16°. . . . 1712.27 
 
 Contents : Down by the sea. Close shave. Capuletta 
 The great elixir. Man with the demijohn. An original 
 idea. "Myuncle the captain." No cure, no pay. Humors 
 of the strike. Bread on the waters. 
 
 — Social stage. Boston, 1871. 16°. . . . 1712.29 
 
 Contents : The last loaf. A Grecian bend. Too late for 
 the train. Snowbound. Bon bons. Light heart's pil- 
 grimage. War of the roses. Thirty minutes for refresh- 
 ments. "A little more cider." "New brooms sweep clean." 
 Baker (Henry). Natural history of the polvpe. Lon- 
 don, 1743. 12° . 4826.08 
 
 — Medulla poetarum Romanorum : beautiful and in- 
 
 structive passages of the Roman poets. With 
 translations. 2 v. London, 1787. 8°. . 1614.04 
 
 Baker (Henry Barton). French society from the Fronde 
 to the great revolution. 2 v. L, 1874. 12°. 3266.15 
 Contents : v. J. The fronde : De Eetz. Age of Louis XIV. 
 Story of La Valliere. Madame de Sevigne. Madame de 
 Mainteuou, and the last years of Louis XIV. The regency : 
 The regent Orleans and his age. Louis XV. : The sisters 
 De Nesles ; The marquise de Pompadour ; Madame Du 
 Barry. Marie Antoinette and the age of Louis XVI. The 
 revolution : Mirabeau. Talleyrand. Lafayette. Madame 
 Roland and the Girondists. Marat. Danton. Camille 
 Desmoulins. Robespierre, 
 
 Baker (L. C.) History of the United States secret 
 service. Philadelphia, 18G7. 8°. . . . 635.14 
 
 Baker (Sir Samuel W.) The Albert Nyanza, great ba- 
 sin of the Nile, and Nile sources. London and 
 Philadelphia, 1866. 8° 1085.10 
 
 — Eight years' wanderings in Ceylon. Philadelphia, 
 
 1869. 16°. 1064.09 
 
 — Ismailia : expedition to central Africa for the sup- 
 
 pression of the slave trade ; organized by Ismail, 
 Khedive of Egypt. N. Y., 1875. 8°. . 1086.10 
 
 — Nile tributaries of Abyssinia and the sword hunters 
 
 of the Hamain Arabs. Phil., 1867. 8°. . 1085.09 
 
 — Rifle and hound in Ceylon. L ,1869. 8°. . 1064.22 
 Baker (Thomas). Elements of mechanism. London, 
 
 1858-59. 16° 3923.16 
 
 — Land and engineering surveying. London, 1859. 
 
 16°. 3925.17 
 
 Statics and dynamics, with liquids and gases. Lon- 
 don, 1851. 16°. 4025.19 
 
 Same. 2d ed. London, 1869. 16°. 4025.19a 
 
 — Subterraneous surveys without the magnetic needle. 
 
 London, 1861. 16° 3925.19 
 
 — Treatise on mensuration. Lond., 1859. 16°. 4011.34 
 
 — Treatise on the mathem. theory of the steam engine. 
 
 London, Weale, 1862. 12°. 3907.07 
 
 Baker (William). Peregrinations of the mind ; [prac- 
 tical essays]. New ed. , with a memoir. London, 
 
 1811. 16° 2513.12 
 
 Bakewell (F. C. ) Great facts : remarkable Inventions 
 during the present century. L., 1859.16°.3913.06 
 
 — Manual of electricity. 2d ed. London and Glas- 
 
 gow, 1857. 12°. 4027.18 
 
 Baking. White (J.) Art of baking. 1828. . 3931.44 
 Balaam. Hengstenberg (E. W.) Dissertation, etc. 1857. 
 
 3734.07 
 See also articles in McClintock and Strong's Cyclopaedia, 
 
 v. 1 [3716.11] ; and Bib. sacra, 1846. 
 Balaustion's adventure. R. Browning. 1871. 1623.09 
 Balbi (Adrien). Atlas ethnographique du globe. Paris, 
 
 1826. fol A. 27.01 
 
 Same. Introduction, v. 1. P., 1826. 8°. 6414.18 
 
 — and Malte Brun (C. ) System of universal geogra- 
 
 phy. London, 1851. 8° 915.05 
 
 Balbi (Gasparo). "Voyage to Pegu, 1597. [Pinker- 
 ton's Voyages, v. 9. ] 926.09 
 
 Balbo (Cesare). ' Life and times of Dante. Tr. by F. 
 
 J. Bunbury; 2 v. London, 1852. 12°. 3046.12 
 Baldinucci (Filippo). Opere. 14 v. Milano, Soc. 
 
 Tip. class. ItaL, 1808-12. 8°. .... 1464.01 
 Baldwin (Edward), [pseudon.} History of Greece. 
 
 See Godwin (W.) 421.17 
 
 Baldwin (Ebenezer). History of Yale college, 1700- 
 
 1838. New Haven, 1841. 8° 5515.01 
 
 Baldwin (George 0.) Representative men of the New 
 
 Testament. New York, 1860. 12°. . . 3514.17 
 
 In asking for books, use the "Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME , the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
62 
 
 BALDWIN - BALZAC 
 
 Baldwin (John D.) Ancient America. New York, 
 1872. 12°. 565.03 
 
 — Pre-historic nations. X. T., 1869. 12°. . 423.11 
 
 — Story of Raymond Hall, and other poems. Boston, 
 
 1847. 12° 1613.28 
 
 Baldwin (Joseph G. ) Flush times of Alabama and 
 Mississippi. 3d ed. New York, 1854. 12°. 131.15 
 
 — Party leaders. New York, 1855. 12°. . . 3243.05 
 Baldwin (J. L.) Rules of bezique. London, 1870. 
 
 16°. 4611.33 
 
 Baldwin (Thomas) and Thomas (J.) Gazetteer of 
 
 the United States. Phila., 1854. 8°. .1135.04 
 Baldwin's monthly. New York, 1874. 4°. 
 Bale (John, bp. ) Kynge John ; a play. Ed. by J. P. 
 
 Collier. London, Camden soc, 1838. 4°. 5112.02 
 
 — Select works. Ed. by H. Christmas. Cambr. Par- 
 
 ker soc, 1849. 8°. 3636.01 
 
 Contents : Biogr. notice. Examinations of lord Cobfiam, 
 Wm. Thorpe, and Anne Askewe. linage of both churches. 
 
 — Writings. [Extracts.] Lond., 1831. 12°. 3553.07 
 BaXerrayloodvviji K) 'Idrop/atT/s apx aia $ 'EWtj- 
 
 vihtjs cpiXoXo-y ia%. 2 v. Lond., 1871. 8°. 5421.14 
 
 Balfour (John Hutton). Elements of Botany. 2d ed. 
 
 Edinburgh, 1869. 16° 4911.14 
 
 — Introduction to the study of palseontological botany. 
 
 Edinburgh, 1872. 8°. 4917.22 
 
 Ball (A. M. W.) Morse (0. A.) Vindication of the 
 claim of B. to the authorship of the poem, 
 "Rock me to sleep, mother." 1867. . 1673.05 
 Ball(E.) Inventive drawing. L., 1864. 1.8°. 1467.02 
 Ball (J. T. ) Ballot considered in connexion with ex- 
 tension of the franchise. London, 1872.8°. 5714.09 
 Ball (Samuel). Cultivation and manufacture of tea in 
 
 China. London, 1848. 8° 6124.30 
 
 Ball-players companion. Ed. by H. Chadwick. 2 v., 
 
 1867. fol A.67.14 
 
 Ballad poetry. See Poetry. 
 
 Ballad stories of the affections. R.Buchanan. 1623.19 
 Ballantine (James). Chronicle of the hundredth birth- 
 day of Robert Burns. Edinburgh and London, 
 1859. 1. 8° 3028.24 
 
 — Life of David Roberts, [painter]. E., 1866. 4°. 1446.19 
 Ballantyne (J. R.) First lessons in Sanskrit gram- 
 mar, with an introduction to the Hitopadesa. 3d 
 ed. London, 1865. 8° 6425.14 
 
 Ballantyne (R. M. ) The iron horse ; a tale of the 
 Grand national trunk railway. L., 1871. 16°. 3925.39 
 See also Fiction class list. 
 
 Ballantyne (Thomas). Essays [selected] in mosaic. 
 London, 1870. 18°. 2513.14 
 
 Ballantyne's miscellany. 13 v. L.,1869. 18°. 931.02 
 Contents: v. 1. Fighting the whales. 2. Away in the 
 wilderness ; or life among the red Indians, and fur- traders 
 of North America. 3. Fast in the ice. 4. Chasing the 
 sun ; or rambles in Norway. 5. Suck at sea. 6. Lost 
 in the forest. 7. Over the Bocky Mountains. 8. Saved 
 by the life boat. 9. The Cannibal islands. lO. Hunt- 
 ing the lions ; or the land of the negro. 11. Digging 
 for gold ; or adventures in California. 12. Up in the 
 clouds; or balloon voyages. 13. The battle and the 
 breeze ; or the British tar. 
 
 Ballard (Frank W.) City of Brooklyn. With map. 
 [anon.] New York, 1871. 16°. . . . 1111.25 
 
 Ballhom (F. ) Grammatography. A manual of ref- 
 erence to the alphabets of ancient and modern 
 languages. London, 1861. 8°. . . . . 6415 17 
 
 Balloons. See Arts (Useful), page 39. 
 
 Ballot (The). See Government and politics. 
 
 Ballou (Adin). Exposition of spirit manifestations 
 2ded. Boston, 1853. 12° 3815.35 
 
 Ballou (Hosea). Notes on the parables. 3d ed. Hal- 
 lowell, 1822. 12°. 3515 19 
 
 Ballou (M. M.) History of Cuba. B., 1854. 12°. 1161.21 
 
 — Treasury of thought : an encyclopaedia of quotations 
 
 [in prose]. Boston, 1872. 8° 6217 15 
 
 Balmanuo (Mrs. Mary). Pen and pencil. New York 
 
 1858 8°. 2517.03 
 
 tJalnies (Jaime Luciano). Fundamental philosophy 
 
 From the Spanish, by H. F. Brownson. 2 v 
 
 New York, 1856. 12° 5411.14 
 
 — Protestantism and Catholicism compared in their 
 
 effects on the civilization of Europe. 4th ed. 
 Baltimore, 1854. 8°. . . . 3514 14 
 
 Balnaves (Henry). Confession of faith. [Writings 
 
 London, 1831. 12° ] 3546.15 
 
 Baltic sea and shores. See Countries. {Baltic) 
 Baltimore Mercantile library association. Catalogue 
 of English prose fiction, to Oct., 1874. Balti- 
 more, 1874. 8°. 2714.29 
 
 — Catalogue. Baltimore, 1858. 8°. . . . . 2714.13 
 Balzac (Honore de). 
 
 — Eludes analyliqy.es. — Balthazar Claes ; ou la recher- 
 
 che de l'absolu. Paris, 1845. 16°. . . 7003.31 
 
 Contes drolatiques. 3 v. Paris, 1865. 16°. 7003.21 
 
 — - — Same. 16e eel. illustree de 425 dessinspar Gus- 
 
 tave Dore". Londres, 1864. 8°. ... 7012.18 
 
 — — Le oontrat de mariage. Un de"but dans la vie 
 
 Paris, 1856. 12°. 7012.19 
 
 Petites miseres de la vie conjugale. Paris, 1868. 
 
 16°. 7003.25 
 
 — — Physiologie du mariage. Paris, 1868. 16°. 7003.24 
 
 — Etudes philosophiques. Catherine de Me'dicis. Paris 
 
 1867. 16° 7003.26 
 
 L'enfant maudit. Gambara. Massimilla Doni. 
 
 Paris, 1867. 16°. 7003.27 
 
 Louis Lambert. Les proscrits. Seraphita. 
 
 Paris, 1868. 16°. 7003.28 
 
 Les Marana. Adieu. La re"quisitionnaire, etc. 
 
 Paris, 1867. 16° 7003.29 
 
 La peaude chagrin. Paris, 1868. 16°. . 7003.30 
 
 — Scenes de la vie de campagne. Le cure 1 de village. 
 
 Paris, 1866. 16°. 7003.04 
 
 Le me'decin de campagne. P., 1868. 16°. 7003.05 
 
 Les paysans. Paris, 1857. 12°. . . . 7012.21 
 
 — Scenes de la vie militaire. Les chouans, ou la 
 
 Bretagne en 1799. Une passion dans le desert. 
 Paris, 1870. 12° • . . 7003.20 
 
 — Scenes de la vie parisienne. La derniere incarnation 
 
 de Vautrin. Un prince de la Boheme. Un 
 
 homme d'affaires. GaudissartlL Les come'diens 
 
 sans le savoir. Paris, 1865. 16°. . . . 7003.12 
 Grandeur et decadence de Cesar Birotteau. Paris, 
 
 1859. 16° 7003.14 
 
 Histoire des treize. Ferragus. La duchesse de 
 
 Langeais. La fille aux yeux d'or. Paris, 1868. 
 
 16°. . 7003.15 
 
 La maison Nucingen. Les secrets de la prin- 
 
 cesse de Cadignan. Les employe's. Sarrazine. 
 
 Facino Cane. Paris, 1868. 16°. . . . 7003.16 
 Les parents pauvres : La cousine Bette. Paris, 
 
 1868. 16° 7003.17 
 
 Les parents pauvres : Le cousin Pons. Paris, 
 
 1870. 16° 7003.18 
 
 Le pere Goriot. Paris, 1859. 12°. . . 7012.23 
 
 Splendeurs et miseres des courtisanes. Paris, 
 
 1868. 16° 7003.19 
 
 — Scenes de la vie politique. Lo depute' d'Arcis. Paris, 
 
 1870. 16°. .......... 7003.06 
 
 L'envers de l'histoire contemporaine. Z. Marcas. 
 
 Paris, 1869. 16° 7003.07 
 
 Une tenebreuse affaire. Un episode sous la ter- 
 
 reur. Paris, 1866. 16° 7003.08 
 
 — Scenes de la vieprivte. Beatrix. P., 1868. 16°. 7003.10 
 La femme de treute ans. La femme abandonee. 
 
 La grenadiere. Le message. Gobseck. Paris, 
 1868. 16°. 5 7003.09 
 
 Honorine. Le Colonel Chabert. La messe de 
 
 lathee. L 'interdiction. Pierre Grassou. Paris, 
 1868. 16°. 7003.11 
 
 La maison du chat-qui-pelote. Le bal de soeaux 
 
 La bourse. La vendetta. Madame Firmiani. 
 Une double famille. Paris, 1868. 16°. . 7003.02 
 
 Me'moires de deux jeunes mariees. Une fille d'Eve. 
 
 Paris, 1857. 12° 7012.22 
 
 Modeste Mignon. Paris, 1868. 16°. . 7003.01 
 
 La paix du menage. La fausse maitresse ; 
 
 Etude de femme. La grande Breteche." Albert 
 Savarus. Paris, 1867. 16° 7003.03 
 
 Eugenie Grandet. Paris, 1860. 12.. .7012 20 
 
 — Scenes de la vie de province. 1-2 series. 2 v. Paris, 
 
 1839. 16°. 7012.25 
 
 1. Les celibataires. La femme abandonnee. illusions 
 
 perdues. 2. La vieille fille. La grenadiere. 
 
 La grande Breteche. Illustre OUudiss.irt. 
 
 BBOOKLYN MESOA.NTILE LEBRA3Y. 
 
BALZAC— BARBE-MARBOIS 
 
 63 
 
 Les Oelibataires. Pierrette. Le Cure' de Tours. 
 
 2 v. Paris, 1867. 16° 7012.25 
 
 Illusions perdu.es. Les deux poetes. Ungrande 
 
 homme de province a Paris. 2 v. Paris, 1866. 
 
 16°. 7012.27 
 
 Le Lys dans la valine. Paris, 1868. 16°. 7012.29 
 
 Les Parisiens en province. L'illustre Gaudissart. 
 
 Le mi-e du departement. P., 1870. 16°. 7012.30 
 Les rivalites. La vieille fille. Le cabinet des 
 
 antiques. Paris, 1870. 16°. .... 7012.31 
 Ursule Mirouet. Paris, 1857. 12°. . . 7012.24 
 
 — Theatre, v. 1-2. Paris, 1868-69- 16°. .7012.33 
 
 Y. 1. Vautrin. Les ressources de Quinola. Pamela 
 Giraud. 2. La maratre. Le faiseur. 
 
 Le faiseur. Paris, 1853. 12° 7012.32 
 
 tag- for English translations of Balzac see Fiction. For 
 Biogr. and criticisms, see Biography {Individual). 
 
 Bamberger (Ludwig). Count Bismarck. Tr. by 0. 
 E. Lewes. London, 1869. 16°. . . . 3021.01 
 
 Bampton lectures. 
 
 1822. Whately (R.) Use and abuse of party feeling in 
 matters of religion. 3d ed. 1833. [3622.11.]— 1858. Man- 
 sel (H. L.) Limits of religious thought. [3574 03.]— 1859. 
 Rawlinson (George). Historical evidence of the Scripture 
 records. [3586.14.]— 1860. Hessey (J. A.) Sunday; its 
 origin, etc. [3557.21.]— 1862. Farrar (A. S.) Critical his- 
 tory of free thought. [3547.17.]— 1866. Liddon (H. P.) 
 Divinity of Christ. 5th ed. [3566.23.]— 1867. Bernard 
 (T.D.) Progress of doctrine. [3522.05.]— 1871. Curteis 
 (G. H.) Dissent, etc. 1872. [3537.16.]— 1873. Smith (I. 
 G.) Characteristics of Christian morality. [3594.05.] 
 
 Bancroft (Aaron). Life of George Washington. Bos- 
 ton, 1853. 12°. 3177.01 
 
 Bancroft (Edward). Philosophy of permanent col- 
 ours ; dyeing, calico printing, etc 2 v. Lon- 
 don, 1813. 8°. 3933.06 
 
 Bancroft (George). History of the United States. 
 v. 1-10. [To 1782.] Boston, 1853-74 8°. 574.01 
 
 Same. New ed. v. 1-7. [To 1776.] London, 
 
 1860-61. 16°. 571.02 
 
 Note. — For replies to B. t see (in Biography) Greene (N.); 
 Reed (Joseph) ;— Schuyler (Philip);— Sullivan (John). 
 
 — Literary and historical miscellanies. New York, 
 
 1855. 8°. . • 2517.04 
 
 Contents : Essays ; The doctrine of temperaments. 
 Ennui. The ruling passion in death. Studies in German 
 literature. Studies in history : Economy of Athens. De- 
 cline of the Roman people, 1834. Russia, 1829. Wars of 
 Russia and Turkey, 1829. Occasional addresses : A word 
 on Calvin the Reformer, 1834. Office of the people in art, 
 government and religion, 1835. W. Ellery chauning. An- 
 drew Jackson. Progress of the human race. 
 
 — Memorial address on the life of Lincoln. Washing- 
 
 ton, 1866. 8° 112.19 
 
 Bancroft (Hubert Howe). The native races of the 
 Pacific states of North America, v. 1-2. New 
 
 York, 1874-75. 8° 565.07 
 
 Contents : — V. 1. Wild tribes. 2. Civilized nations [of 
 Mexico and Central America]. 
 
 Banditti. See Robbers. 
 
 Banfield (T. C. ) Organization of industry. 2d ed. 
 London, 1848. 8° 5916.16 
 
 Banier (Antoine). Mythology, and fables of the an- 
 cients. From the French. 4 v. London, 1739- 
 40. 8°. 3816.22 
 
 Banishment. 
 
 — Percy anecdotes, v. 5, Exile. 1823. . . . 6211.05 
 
 — Plutarch. Of banishment, or flying one's country. 
 
 [in Ms Morals, v. 3, pp. 15-34.] . . .5435.28 
 Banister (H. C.) Music. Cambridge, 1873. 16°. 1561.31 
 Banister (Thomas), and Ducket (G.) Voyage into 
 
 Persia. [In Hakluyt. Voyages, v.l, 1809.] 916.15 
 Bank of England. See Political economy. {Bank of 
 
 England. ) 
 Bank of the United States. See Political economy. 
 
 (Bank of the United States. ) 
 Banker's almanac. Ed. by I.Smith Homans. 1855. 57, 
 64, 69, 71-74. 8 v. N. Y., 1856-74. 8°. . 5921.05 
 Note.— Called at the outset ' Merchant's and banker's 
 
 almanac,' or 'register.' 
 Banker's common-place book. N.Y., 1869. 12°. 5915.12 
 Bankers' magazine and commercial digest, v. 1-34. 
 
 London, 1844-74. 8° 8031.01 
 
 Bankers' magazine and statistical register. Ed. by I. 
 
 S. Homans. v. 1-2, Baltimore ; 3-6, Boston ; 
 
 7-29, New York. 29 v. 1847-75. 8°. . 8023.01 
 
 Banking. See Political economy. 
 
 Bankruptcy. Seelaw. (Bankruptcy.) 
 
 Barmatyne (Biohard, secretary/ to John Knox). Jour- 
 nal of the transactions in Scotland, during the 
 contest between the adherents of Queen Mary and 
 those of her son, 1570-1573. E., 1806. 8°. 485.09 
 
 Bannister (S.) William Paterson, the merchant 
 statesman, and founder of the bank of England ; 
 his life and trials. Edinburgh, 1859. 16°. 3136.19 
 
 — First French embassy to China, 1698-1700. London, 
 
 1850. 12° 1023.12 
 
 Bantam. See Countries. (Bantam.) 
 
 Banting (W.) Letter on corpulence. 4th [American] 
 ed., with addenda. New York, 1864. 8°. 4323.20 
 
 Same. 4th ed. London, 1869. 8°. . . 4323.21 
 
 Banvard (John). Private life of a king. Embodying 
 the suppressed memoirs of George IV. New York, 
 1875. 12°. 3065.02 
 
 Banvard (Joseph). Plymouth and the pilgrims. Bos- 
 ton, 1851. 16° . 611.30 
 
 — Wisdom, wit and whims of ancient philosophers. 
 
 New York, 1855. 12°. ..... .5411.16 
 
 Baptism. See Biblical and religious lit. (Baptism.) 
 Baptistery (The) : [poem]. See Williams (J.) 1696.34 
 Baptists. See Biblical and religious lit. (Baptists.) 
 
 Baptized child. N. Adams. 1836 3513.09 
 
 Barante (Amable Guilluume Prosper Brugiere de). 
 Etudes historiques et biographiques. 2 v. Paris 
 
 1858. 16° 7002.01 
 
 Contents: v.l. Cathelineau. Bonchamp. Lescure. 
 La Rochejaquelein, etc. Le general Dessaix. Le comte 
 de Saint Priest. Canaille Jordan. Le general Foy. Cau- 
 laineourt. Gouvion Saint-Cyr. Le baron Mounier. Prince 
 de Talleyrand. Le comte de Montlosier. Le comte Alexis 
 de Saint-Priest. 
 
 2. Le comte de Pontecoulant. Le comte deSainte-Au- 
 laire. Le comte Mole. De I'histoire : Gregoire de Tours. 
 Froissart, Comines, Pasquier, etc. Notices sur Riom. 
 Thiers et La Roche-Bur-Yon. Des essais sur I'histoire de 
 France de M. Guizot. Chronique de Richer. Introduc- 
 tion a la chronique du religious de St Denis. Guerard, 
 Monteil, etc. 
 
 — Etudes litteraires et hist. 2 v. P., 1859.16°. 7002.113 
 
 Contents: v.l. Le Parlement avant la Fronde. De la 
 politique de Fenelon. De 1 histoire de France au xviii. 
 siecle. Histoire de l'Egalite en France. 
 
 2. Bossuet. Schiller. Lessing. Otway. Thomson, 
 etc. M. Vitet. Lemontey. Arnault. Creuze de Lesser. 
 Le general Foy. M. de Salvandy. Mme. Guizot. Mme. 
 Necker de Saussure. Auguste de Stiel. Mile. Aisse. Mme. 
 d'Arbouville. 
 
 Baratariana. Fugitive political pieces, publ. during 
 the administration of Lord Townsend in Ireland. 
 [a?wn.~l 3ded. Dublin, 1777. 12°.. . 192.13 
 
 Barb and the bridle; handbook of equitation for ladies. 
 By " Vieille Moustache," [pseud.] London, 1874. 
 12°. 4627.22 
 
 Barbadoes. See Countries. (Barbadoes.) 
 
 Barbaro (Josafa), and Contarini (Ambrogio). Travels 
 to Tana [1436] ; and Persia [1473]. From the 
 Ital., by W. Thomas and S. A. Boy ; withintrod. 
 by Lord Stanley of Alderley. London, Hakluyt 
 soc, 1873. 8° 1042.22 
 
 Barbaroux (0. O.) and Lardier ( — ). Adventures. of 
 a French sergeant during "his campaigns in Italy, 
 Spain, Germany, Bussia, etc. 1805-23. [Waldie 
 libr., v. 9.] 5078.15 
 
 Barbary. See Countries. (Barbary.) 
 
 Barbauld (Mrs. Anna Lsetitia Aikin). Selection from 
 [her] poems and prose writings. Boston, 1874. 
 12°. 3021.06 
 
 — Things by their right names, and other stories, fa- 
 
 bles and moral pieces in prose and verse. New 
 York, 1854. 16° 2513.03 
 
 — Works. Memoir by L. Aiken. 2 v. London, 
 
 1825. 8°. 5015.07 
 
 v. 1. Poems, with memoir. 2. Correspondence. Mis- 
 cellaneous pieces. On public worship. 
 
 For biogr. notices see Biography (Individual). 
 Barbe-Marbois (Fran<;ois , marq. de). History of Louis- 
 iana. With essay on the constitution and gov. of 
 the United States. From the French. Phila., 
 1830. 8' 593.03 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AU i'HOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
64 
 
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 Barber (John Warner). Historical collections, Massa- 
 chusetts, with geogr. descriptions. "Worcester, 
 1841. 8° 594.05 
 
 — Historical collections of New York ; with geogr. 
 
 descriptions. New York, 1851. 8°. . . 614.23 
 
 — and Howe (H. ) Historical collections of New Jer- 
 
 sey. New York, 1845. 8°. 612.02 
 
 Bar bier (Antoine Alexandre). Dictionnaire des ou- 
 trages anonymes. 3e e"d. , augmente'e par 0. Bar- 
 bier, E. et P. Billard. 4 v. P., 1872. 8°. 2784.10 
 Barbiere (Joe). Scraps from the prison table, at Camp 
 Chase and Johnson's Island. Doylestown (Pa.) 
 
 1868. 8° 644.17 
 
 Barbosa (Duarte). Description of the coasts of East 
 Africa and Malabar in the beginning of the 16th 
 century. Tr. with notes by H. E. J. Stanley. 
 London, Hakluyt society, 1866. 8°. . . 1095.13 
 Barbour (John). The Bruce. With notes and me- 
 moir of the author, by J. Jamieson. New ed. 
 
 Glasgow, 1869. 12°. 1614.19 
 
 Same. The Bruce ; or, the book of Robert de 
 
 Broyss, king of Scots ; ed., with notes and glos- 
 sarial index, by W. W. Skeat. Pt. 1. [E. E. T. 
 
 Soc. Extra ser. No. 11.] 7914.12 
 
 g@- For lives of B. see Biography (Individual). 
 Barclay (Alexander). Cytezen and uplondyshman. 
 
 [Percy soc, v. 22.] 5060.22 
 
 Barclay (James T.) City of the great King ; Jerusa- 
 lem. Philadelphia, 1858. 8° 1055.02 
 
 Barclay (Rev. John). Diary of Alexander Jaffray, 
 [and] memoirs of the quakers in the north of 
 Scotland. 2ded. London, 1834. 8°. .3448.19 
 Barclay (John, M.D.) Inquiry concerning life, and 
 organization. Edinburgh, 1822. 8°. . 4723.15 
 Barclay. (Sydney). I pseud.] See Post (Lydia M.) 
 Bard (S. A.) [pseud.'] See Squier (E. G.) 
 Bards of the Bible. George GilfiUan). 1851. 3736.11 
 Bardsley (Charles Wareing). Our English surnames: 
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 Bareste (E.) Nostradamus. Vie. Centuries. Expli- 
 cation des quatrains prophe'tiques. 2d ed. Paris, 
 
 1840. 8°. 3813.24 
 
 Bargrave (John, D.D.) Alexander "VTL, and the col- 
 lege of cardinals ; ed. by J. C. Robertson. "Lon- 
 don, Camden soc. , 1867. 4°. 5113.46 
 
 Barham (Francis). Life and times of John Reuehlin. 
 
 London, 1843. 18°. 3152.13 
 
 Barham (R. H. D. ) Ingoldsby legends ; or, mirth and 
 
 marvels. With a memoir of author. Repr. from 
 
 10th English ed. 2 v. N. Y, [ra. d.] 12°. 1613.25 
 
 — Life and remains of Theodore Hook. 2v. London, 
 
 1849. 12° 3078.04 
 
 J8S- Tor life of B., see Biography (Individual). 
 Barham (Thomas Poster). On metrical time, or 
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 Baring (Evelyn), Staff college essays. London, 1870. 
 
 8° 4514.16 
 
 Contents : Changes in the art of war, 1793-1815. Cam- 
 paign of Ulm. Operations in Poland, Deo. 1806. 
 Baring-Gould (S.) See Gould (S. Baring). 
 Barker (Andrew). Voyage to Tierra Firma, etc. 1576. 
 [In Hakluyt. Voyages, v. 4, 1811.] . . 916.18 
 Barker (Edmund). Voyage to East Indies, 1591 ; by 
 G. Raymond and J. Lankester. [In Hakluyt (R ) 
 Voyages, v. 2, 1810 [916.16]; Astley(T.) Voy- 
 ages, v. 1 [935.09] ; and Kerr (R.) Voyages, v. 8, 
 1824 [914.15]. J 5 ' ' 
 
 Barker (E. H. ) 1. Claims of Sir Philip Francis to the 
 authorship of Junius disproved. 2. Some enquiry 
 into the claims of the late Charles Lloyd etc 
 
 London, 1828. 12°. 3088.08 
 
 Same. [7n Pamphleteer, v. 27.] . . 5058.27 
 
 — Letter to T. S. Hughes, occasioned by [his] " Ad- 
 dress," etc. in the cause of the Greeks. London 
 1822. 8°. [Pamphleteer, v. 21.] . . 5058.21 
 Barker (George F. ) Text-book of elementary chem- 
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 1870. 12°. 4213.04 
 
 Barker (J.) History and confessions of a man, as put 
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 Barker (Mary Anne, lady). Station life in New Zea- 
 land. London, 1870. 12°. 1062 05 
 
 — Stories about : — 2d ed. Lond. ,1871. 12°. 2513.16 
 
 Contents : Monkeys ; Jamaica ; Horses ; Camp life in 
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 The grave by the Rakaia ; The lost shepherd. 
 
 Barker (Rev. T. Childe). See Pustel de Coulanges 
 (N. D.) Aryan civilization 421.21 
 
 Barker (W. B. ) Reading book of the Turkish lan- 
 guage, with grammar and vocabulary. London 
 1854. 8°. 6422.23 
 
 Barlow (Henry Clark). Critical, hist., and philos. con- 
 tribution to the study of the Divina Commedia. 
 London, 1864. 8°. 1636.04 
 
 Barlow (Joel). The Columbiad, a poem. Phila 
 1807. 4° 1627.01 
 
 Barlow (John). Connection between physiology and 
 intellectual philosophy. Phil., 1846. 16°. [Small 
 books, etc. v. 1.] 2543.07 
 
 — On man's power over himself to prevent or control 
 
 insanity. Phil. , 1846. 16°. [Small books, etc. 
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 Barlow (J. W. ) and Heap (D. P.) Report of a recon- 
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 1871. Washington, 1872. 8° 1134.21 
 
 Barlow (Peter). New mathematical and philosophical 
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 — Treatise on the strength of timber, cast and mallea- 
 
 ble iron, and other materials. New ed., revised 
 by I. F. Heather. With essay on effects produced 
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 London, 1851. 8°. 3926.37 
 
 Barlow (Rev. William). On the press as a means of 
 diffusing the principles of the church. New 
 York, 1826. 8° 2711.19 
 
 Barnabas (St.) Epistle, [in Apostolic fathers. An- 
 te-Nicene C. lib., v. 1.] 3467.02 
 
 Same. [Hone (W.) Apocr. N. T., 1846.] 3757.01 
 
 Same. [In Am. pres. rev., Jan.-July, 1874.] 
 
 — Donaldson (J. W. ) Grit. hist, of christian literature. 
 
 v. 1. 1864. 3413.19 
 
 — Howson(J. 8.) Companions of St. Paul. 1871. 3755.22 
 Barnard (Charles). Farming by inches ; or, " with 
 
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 Boston, 1869. 12°. 6121.11 
 
 — My ten-rod farm ; or, how I became a florist. By 
 
 Mrs. Maria Gilman [pseud.] B., 1869. 12°. 6122.01 
 
 — Simple flower garden. Boston, 1870. 12°. 6132.11 
 
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 Boston, 1871. 12° 6133.18 
 
 — Tone masters. Bach and Beethoven. Boston, 1871 
 
 If- 1561.26 
 
 Same. Handel and Haydn. B.,1871. 16°. 1561.25 
 
 Same. Mozart and Mendelssohn. Boston, 1870. 
 
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 Barnard (Daniel Dewey). Speeches and reports in the 
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 Barnard (Frederic A. P. ) Recent progress of science, 
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 — Report on machinery and indns. arts. [In Paris 
 
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 Barnard (George). Drawings from nature. London, 
 
 1865. 18° 1436.04 
 
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 1855. Roy. 8°. 1425.04 
 
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 Barnard (Henry). 
 
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BARNARD -BARRIERE 
 
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 — Hist, of the 39th Congress. N. Y, 1868. 8°. 5726.09 
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 Barrandt (A. ) Sketch of ancient earth-works on the 
 
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 his teachers. Mrs. Browning. Recent British art. John 
 Ruskin. Hugh M i l ler. The modern novel,— Dickens— Bul- 
 wer— Thackeray. Ellis— Acton— Ourrer— Bell. 
 
 2. Charles Kingsley. T. B. Macaulay. Sir A. Alison. Co- 
 leridge. Wellington. Bonaparte. Plato. Christian civiliza- 
 tion. The modern university. The pulpit and the press. 
 « The testimony of the rocks." A defence. 
 
 — Life and letters of Hugh Miller. 2 v. Boston, 1871. 
 
 12° 3122.28 
 
 — Testimony of Christ to Christianity. Boston, 1862. 
 
 16° 3515.06 
 
 Baynes (T. H. ) Essay on the new analytic of logical 
 forms. Edinburgh, 1850. 8°. .... 5428.02 
 Bayonet exercise. See Military science. 
 Bazancourt (Cesar, baron de). The Crimean expedi- 
 tion. 2 v. London, 1856. 8°. .... 554.09 
 Bazar book of decorum. New York, 1870. 16°. 5427.12 
 Bazar book of health, [anon. ] N. Y. , 1873. 16°. 4321.25 
 Bazar book of the household. N. Y.,1875. 16°. 6014.03 
 Beach (E. T. P.) Pelayo : an epic. New York, 1864. 
 
 12° 1614.10 
 
 Beach-rambles, etc. J. G. Francis. 1859. . 4111.30 
 Beadle (J. H.) Life in Utah. Phila., 1870. 8°. 3454.04 
 
 — The undeveloped West. Phila., 1873. 8°. . 1134.17 
 Beal (Samuel) . Catena of Buddhist scriptures from the 
 
 Chinese. London, 1871. 8° 3528.06 
 
 Beale (Lionel Smith). Bioplasm. L., 1872. 16°. 4325.21 
 
 — Disease germs. London, 1871. 8°. ... 4327.15 
 
 — How to work with the microscope. 4th ed. London, 
 
 1868. 8°. 4827.10 
 
 — Kidney diseases, urinary deposits, and calculous dis- 
 
 orders. 3d ed. London, 1868. 8°. . . . 4335.06 
 
 — Life theories : their influence upon religious thought 
 
 London, 1871. 12° 4325 20 
 
 — The microscope and its application to clinical medi- 
 
 cine. London, 1866. 8° 4336.28 
 
 • — The mystery of life : reply to Dr. Gull's attack on 
 the theory of vitality in his Harveian oration for 
 1870. London, 1871. 12°. 4325.19 
 
 — Protoplasm ; or, life, force, and matter. London, 
 
 1870. 16° 4325.17 
 
 Same. 2ded. London, 1870. 16°. . . 4325.17a 
 
 Beale (Thomas). Natural history of the sperm whale. 
 With sketch of a south-sea whaling voyage. Lon- 
 don, 1839. 12°. 4826.27 
 
 Beale (Thomas Willert). The enterprising impresario. 
 By W. Maynard [pseud.'] L., l>-67. 8° ■ 1564.21 
 Beaman (Charles C, jr.) The national and private 
 "Alabama claims." Wash., 1871. 8°. . . 5613.16 
 Beames (John). Comparative grammar of the modern 
 Aryan languages of India, v. 1. On Sounds. Lon- 
 don, 1872. 8° 6412.30 
 
 — Memoirs on north-western India : an amplified ed. 
 
 of the supplemental glossary of Indian terms, by 
 Sir H. M. Elliot. 2 v. London, 1869. 8°. 
 
 — Outlines of Indian philology. 2d ed. London, 1868. 
 
 16° 6421.06 
 
 Beamish (North Ludlow). Discovery of America by 
 
 the Northmen. London, 1841. 8°. . . . 563.22 
 Beamish (Richard). Memoir of Sir Marc Isambard 
 
 Brunei. London, 1862. 8° 3025.02 
 
 Beamont (Wm.) Annals of the lords of Warrington. 
 
 Lond., 1872. 4°.[Chetham soc, v. 86-87.] 5096.05 
 
 — History of Warrington Friary. [Chetham miseel., 
 
 v. 4.] 5096.02 
 
 — Jacobito trials at Manchester, 1694. London, 1853. 
 
 4°. [Chetham soc, v. 28.] 5094.28 
 
 Beams. See Arts (Useful) , page 47. 
 
 Beard (Charles). Port Royal. 2 v. 1861. 8°. . 3434.18 
 
 Beard (George Miller). Eating and drinking ; food 
 
 and diet. New York, 1871. 12°. . . . 4324.12 
 
 — Legal responsibility 'in old age : relation of age to 
 
 work. New York, 1S74. 8° 4355.05 
 
 — Our home physician. New York, 1870. 8°. 4322.17 
 
 — Stimulants and narcotics. N. Y., 1871. 12°. 4334.24 
 
 — [Twelve pamphlets, viz.:] ...... 4333.33 
 
 Atmospheric electricity and ozone : their relation to 
 
 health and disease. New York, 1874. 8°. 
 Oases of gastralgia treated by central galvanism, [n. p. 
 
 or d.] 8'. 
 Cases of hysteria, neurasthenia, spinal irritation, and allied 
 
 affeotions. Chicago 1874. 8°. 
 Oosmio law of intemperance, [n.p. ord.] 12*. 
 Longevity of braia-workers. [n. p. or d.] 8 C . 
 Methods of performing electrolysis in aneurisms, uaevl 
 
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 and other benign tumors. [Bepr. from the Phila. med. 
 
 Times, Sept., 5, 1874.] 
 New method of treating malignant tumors by electrolyzing 
 
 the base. New York, 1874. 8°. [Repr. from the Archives 
 
 of electrology and neurology, May, 1874.] 8". 
 Plea for scientific reform [in temperance]. N. Y., 1872. 12°. 
 Recent researches in electro-therapeutics. New York, 
 
 1872. 8°. [Repr. from the New York med jour, Oct., 1872.] 
 Bepreseutative cases of nervous disease, [n. p. or d.] 8°. 
 Suggestive cases treated by electricity. Louisville, Ky., 
 
 1874. 8°. [Repr. from the Amer. praotitioner, Apr., 1874.] 
 Treatment of marasmus, whooping-cough, and debility in 
 
 children, by electricity. [Repr. from Detroit rev. of med., 
 
 Oct., 1874.] 8°. 
 
 — and Rockwell (A. D.) 
 
 Year of experiment in electro-therapeutics, Louisville, 
 1872. [Repr. from Amer. practitioner, Aug., 1872.] 
 
 — and Rockwell (A. D., M.D.) Practical treatise on 
 
 the medical and surgical uses of electricity. New 
 
 York, 1871. 8° 4333.26 
 
 Beard (JohnR.) Autobiography of Satan. London, 
 1872. 8° 3515.23 
 
 — Historical and artistic illustrations of the trinity : 
 
 its rise, progress, and decline. L.,1846. 8°. 3515.24 
 
 — Life of Toussaint L'Ouverture. L.,1853. 12°. 3114.18 
 
 — Progress of religious thought as illustrated in the 
 
 Protestant church of France ; being essays and 
 reviews [from the French of T. Colani, A. Re- 
 ville, E. Sherer, E. Renan, etc.], with essay on the 
 " Oxford essays and reviews." L.,1861. 12°.3515.22 
 Beard (The). Julian, the emperor. The misopogon. 
 [In his Select works, v. 1.] 5146.23 
 
 — Barnes (— ). Defence of the berde. [Ire Borde (A.) 
 
 First boke, 1370.] 7913.19 
 
 See also ' Concerning Beards. By A. K. H. B.' [Fraser's 
 
 mag., v. 73, 1866] ; ' The Beard.* Westm. rev., v. 62, 1864 ; 
 
 repr. in Littell, v. 6, 1854. 
 See also Arts (Useful : Bairdressing, p. 43). 
 Beardsley (Levi). Reminiscences ; early settlements 
 
 of Otsego county, anecdotes, field sports, etc. 
 
 New York, 1852. 8° 3016.24 
 
 Beam and the Pyrenees. L. S. Costello. 1844. 962.18 
 Beasley (Henry). Druggist's general receipt book. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1857. 12° 4216.38 
 
 Beatrice, [a poem]. Hon. Roden Noel. 1869. 1674.18 
 Beatson (Robert). Political index to the histories of 
 
 Great Britain and Ireland. 3d ed. 3 v. London, 
 
 1806. 8°. 477.21 
 
 Beattie (James). Elements of moral science. 3d ed. 
 
 2 v. Edinburgh, 1817. 8° 5434.08 
 
 — Essay on the nature and immutability of truth. 2d 
 
 ed. Edinburgh, 1771. 8° 5434.07 
 
 — Poetical works. With memoir, by A. Dyce. Boston, 
 
 1854. 16°. 1614.11 
 
 Same. London, 1853. 16° 1614.12 
 
 — Poems. Ed. with life ; by A. Chalmers. {In Chal- 
 
 mers' English poeta, v. 18, 1810.] . . .1626.18 
 
 — Select poems. Ed. by R. Walsh. [British poets, v. 
 
 32, 1822.] 1691.32 
 
 — Scoticisms. [areore.] Edinburgh, 1787. 12°. 6424.15 
 
 — Theory of language. New ed., enlarged. London, 
 
 1788. 8°. . 6411.10 
 
 — Works. 10 v. Philadelphia, 1809. 18°. . . 5015.09 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Of memory and imagination. Of dream- 
 ing. 2. Of language. 3. On fable and romance. On the at- 
 tachment of kindred. On sublimity. 4-5. On truth. On poe- 
 try and musick. 6. On poetry and musick, continued. On 
 laughter and ludicrous composition. On the utility of 
 classical learning. 7-9. Elements of moral science. 16. The 
 minstrel ; with other poems. Miscellanies, by James Hay 
 Beattie. 
 
 Beattie (James Hay). Miscellanies in prose and versa. 
 [In Beattie (J.) Works, v. 10.]. . . .5015.18 
 
 Beattie (William). The Danube : its history, scenery, 
 and topography. Lias, by sketches taken on the 
 spot by Abresch, and drawn by W. H. Bartlett. 
 London, 1844. 4°. 986.11 
 
 — "Scotland ; illustrated in a series of views taken by 
 
 T. Allom, W. H. Bartlett, and H. M'Culloch. 2 v. 
 London, 1838 956.05 
 
 — The "Waldenses ; or, protestant valleys of Pied- 
 
 mont, Dauphiny, and the Ban de la Roche. Illus. 
 bv W. H Bartlett and W. Brockedon. London, 
 
 1838. 4° 986.10 
 
 Beauchamp (P.) Analysis of the influence of natural 
 religion, on the temporal happiness of mankind. 
 London, 1822. 8°. [/re Deist (The), v. 3.] 3448.22 
 
 Beauchamps (P. F. G. de). Funestine. [Cabinet des 
 fees, v. 31, 1786.] 7052.31 
 
 Beauchamp family. Voyage of several of the B. fam- 
 ily to Jerusalem, 1096. [ire Hakluyt (R.) Voy- 
 ages, v. 2. 1810.] 916.16 
 
 Beauchesne (A. H. DuB. de). Louis xvii., his life, etc. 
 Tr. by W. Hazlitt. 2 v. N. Y., 1853. 12°. 3114.13 
 
 — ■ — Same. The Bourbon prince. Hist, of Louis xvii. 
 [Condensed by R. T] N. Y., 1853. 16°. . 3111.05 
 
 Beaufort (Emily A.) See Smythe (Emily A. B.) 
 
 Beaufort (Henry, bp. of Winchester). Voyage to Jerusa- 
 lem, 1417. [Jn Hakluyt (R. ) Voyages, v. 2, 1810.] 
 
 Beaumarchais (Pierre A. C. de). Memoires, dans l'af- 
 faires Goezman. Nouv. e'd., pre'ee'de'e d'une appre- 
 ciation par Sainte-Beuve. Paris, 1859. 16°. 3016.19 
 
 — Theatre. Notice par Anger. Paris, 1841. .7013.01 
 
 Contents : Eugenie. Les deux amis. Le barbier de Se- 
 ville. Le mariage de Figaro. L'autre Tartufe ou la mere 
 coupable. Tarare. 
 S&~ See Biography for lives of B. 
 Beaumont (Leonce Elie de). Memoir of C. F. Beau- 
 temps-Beaupre\ [Sm. rep., 1863.] . . . 3936.17 
 
 — Memoir of Auguste Bravais. [Sm. rep. , 1869. ] 
 
 — Memoirof A. M. Legendre. [Sm. rep., 1867.] 3936.22 
 Beaumont (Francis). Poems. Ed. with life, by A. 
 
 Chalmers. [Ire his Eng. poets, v. 6. 1810.] 1626.06 
 
 — and Fletcher (J.) Works. With notes and biogr. 
 
 memoirs by A. Dyce. 11 v. L, 1843. 8°. 1713.01 
 
 1. Biography. Commendatory Poems. "Woman-Hater. 
 Thierry and Theodoret. Philaster. The maid's tragedy. 
 
 2. Faithful shepherdess. Knight of the burning pestle. 
 King and No king. Cupid's revenge Masque of the inner 
 temple. Four plays in one. 
 
 3. Scornful lady, Coxcomb. Captain. Honest man's for- 
 tune. Little French lawyer. 
 
 4. Wit at several weapons. Wit without money. Faithful 
 friends The widow. The custom of the country. 
 
 5. Bonduca. Knight of Malta. Valentinian. Laws of Can- 
 dy. Queen of Corinth. 
 
 6. Loyal subject. Mad lover. False one. Double mar- 
 riage. Humorous lieutenant. 
 
 7. Woman pleas'd. Woman's prize. The chances. Mon- 
 sieur Thomas. Island princess. 
 
 8. The pilgrim Wild-goose ohase. The prophetess. The 
 sea voyage. Spanish curate. 
 
 9. Beggar's bush. Lover's cure. Maid in the mill. Wife 
 for a month. Rule a wife and have a wife 
 
 10. Fair maid of the inn. Noble gentleman. Elder bro- 
 ther. The nice valour. The bloody brother. 
 
 11. Lover's progress. Night-walker. Love's pilgrimage. 
 Two noble kinsman. Poems by Beaumont. Poems by Flet- 
 cher. Index. 
 
 — Mitford (J. ) Cursory notes on various passages in 
 
 the text of B. and F. 1856 1754.12 
 
 Beaumont (Gustave A. de la B. de). Ireland, social, 
 political, and religious. 2 v. L., 1839. 8°. 495.09 
 
 — and Tocqueville (A. de). On the penitentiary sys- 
 
 tem in the United States. Tr. by F. Lieber. Phila- 
 delphia, 1868. 8° 5817.29 
 
 Beaumont (J. T. Barber). Essay on criminal jurispru- 
 dence. London, 1821. 8°. 2 art. [Pamphleteer, 
 v . 18.] 5058.18 
 
 — Essay on provident banks. London, 1816. 8°. 
 
 [Pamphleteer, v. 7.] 5058.07 
 
 — Letter on public-house licensing. London, 1817. 
 
 8 C . [Pamphleteer, v. 9, pp. 433-456.] . 5058.09 
 
 Beaumont (Sir John d., 1628.) Select poems. [British 
 
 poets, ed. by Sanford. v. 5., 1819.] . . 1691.05 
 
 — Poems. Ed. with life, by A. Chalmers. [Chal- 
 
 mers (A.) English poets, v. 6. 1810.] . 1626.06 
 
 Beaumont (John). Of spirits, apparitions, witchcrafts, 
 etc. London, 1705. 8° 3812.27 
 
 Beaumont-Vassy (E. F. de). Les salons de Paris et 
 Koeie'te' parisienne sous Napoleon IH. Paris, 
 1868. 16° 7002.09 
 
 Beaupre (J. N.) Nouvelles recherches de bibhographie 
 Lorraine, 1500-1700. Nancy, 1856. 8°. 2765.19 
 
 Beauties (The) and deformities of Fox, North, and 
 Burke, selected from their speeches. 5th ed. 
 [areore.] London, 1784. 12° 6321.24 
 
 Beauties of England and Wales ; or delineations, to- 
 pographical, historical, and descriptive, of each 
 county. ByJ.Britton, E.W. Brayley, [and others]. 
 18 v in 26. London, 1801-18. 8°. . . . 915a. 01 
 Contents: v. 1-6. Britton (J.) and Brayley (E. W.) v. 1. 
 Bedfordshire, Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, v. 2. Cam- 
 bridgeshire Cheshire, Cornwall, v. 3. Cumberland, Isle 
 
 Tn askiu 
 
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 of Man. Derbyshire, v. 4. Devonshire, Dorsetshire, v. 6. 
 Durham, Essex, Gloucester v. 6. Hampshire, Isle of "Wight, 
 Herefordshire, v. 7-8. Brayley (E.W.) v. 7. Hertfordshire, 
 Huntingdonshire, Kent v. 8. Kent. v. 9. Britton (J.) 
 Lancashire, Leicestershire, Lincolnshire, v. 10. Middle- 
 sex: pt. 1- Brayley (E.W.) London : statistics and history. 
 Pt. 2. [v. 11.] Brayley (E. W.) and Nightingale ;J.) London 
 and Westminster : history. Pt. 3 [v. 12-13]. Nightingale 
 (J ) History and description. Pt. 4 [v. 14]. Brewer (J. N.) 
 London and Middlesex, v. 11 [15]. Evans (J.) and Brit- 
 ton (J.) v. 1. Monmouthshire, Norfolk, Northamptonshire. 
 v. 12. pt. 1 [v. 16]. Hodgson (J.)and Laird (F 0.) North, 
 umberland, Nottinghamshire. Pt. 2 [v. 17J. Brewer (J. 
 N.) and Laird (F. C.) Oxfordshire, Rutlandshire, v. 13. 
 Pt. 1 [v. 18]. Nightingale .J.) and Kylance (R.) Shropshire, 
 Somersetshire. Pt. 2 [v. 19]. Nightingale (J.) Stafford- 
 shire, v 14 [20]. Shoberl (F.) Suffolk, Surrey, Sus- 
 sex, v. 15, pt. 1-2 [v. 21-22]. Brewer (J. N.), Britton 
 (J.), Hodgson (J.), and Laird (F. C.) Warwickshire, "Wilt- 
 shire, Westmoreland, Worcestershire, v. 16 [23]. Big- 
 land (J.) Yorkshire, v. 17 [24]. Evans (J.) North Wales : 
 Cambria, Anglesea, Caernarvonshire, Denbighshire, Flint- 
 shire, Montgomeryshire, Merionethshire, v. 18 [25J. 
 Rees (T.) South Wales : Brecknockshire, Caermarthen- 
 Bhire, Cardiganshire, Glamorganshire, Pembrokeshire, 
 Radnorshire, [v. 26.] Introduction, by J. N. Brewer. 
 
 Beauties of Ireland : being delineations, topographi- 
 cal, historical, and biographical, of each county. 
 By J. N. Brewer. 2 v. London, 1825. 8°. 
 
 Beauties of Scotland. A full account of each county. 
 [Ed. by R. Forsyth. ] With engravings. 5 v. 
 Edinburgh, 1805-08. 8°. 952a. 11 
 
 Beautiful (The). See Fine arts. 
 
 Beautiful (The) in nature and art. Mrs. S. S. Ellis. 
 1866 1412.15 
 
 Beautiful snow ; poems. J. W. Watson. 1871. 1694.28 
 
 Beautiful thoughts from [various] languages. See 
 Ramage (C. T. ) . '. 6213.16 
 
 Beauty (Personal). Brinton (D. Q. ) and Napheys ( O. 
 M. ) Personal beauty : how to cultivate and pre- 
 serve it. 1870 4324.21 
 
 — Cazenave (A.) Female beauty; or, art of human de- 
 
 coration. From the French. 1874. . . . 5836.04 
 
 — Flagg (W. ) Analysis of female beauty. 1834. 5091.02 
 
 — Hunt (L.) Female beauty. [In his Men, women, and 
 
 books, v. 1, 1847, p. 198-248 2533.06 
 
 — Jacques (D. H.) Hints toward physical perfection. 
 
 1859 < 4325.16 
 
 — Walker (A.) * Beauty illustrated by an analysis of 
 
 beauty in woman. London, 1852. 8°. . 1446 02 
 
 Same. New York, 1857. 12°. . . 1446.02a 
 
 See also Domestic economy (Toilet) ;— Costumes. 
 Beauty is power. Social essays, [anon.'] New York. 
 
 1871. 12°. 5822.17 
 
 Beauvallet (Le"on). Rachel and the new world. New 
 
 York, 1846. 12° 1072.11 
 
 Beauvoir (Ludovic, marquis de). Voyage round the 
 world. 2. v. London, 1870. 12°. . . . 932.21 
 Contents : v. 1. Australia. 2. Java, Siam, Canton. 
 Same. Conclusion. Pekin, Jeddo, and San Fran- 
 cisco. London, 1872. 8° 932.24 
 
 Beauvoir (Roger de). Aventurieres et courtisanes. 
 
 Nouv. e'd. Paris, 1864. 12° 7013.06 
 
 , — Le Chevalier de Saint-Georges. 2 v. Bruxelles, 1840. 
 _ 18 ° • 7013.04 
 
 — Gonndences de Mile. Mars. Nouv. e'd. Paris, 1866 
 
 12° 7013.07 
 
 — Histoires cavalieres. Nouv. e'd. P., 1858. 12°. 7013.03 
 
 — Les soire'es du Lido. Paris, 1860. 12°. . . 7013.02 
 Beauvoisin (M.) Collection of anecdotes and stories 
 
 epigrammes, bon-mots, etc. L., 1867. 16°. 6216.22 
 
 Beaux. Thomson (Mrs. E.) Wits and beaux of society. 
 
 1861 3262.25 
 
 See also (in Biography) Brummel (George) ;— Wash (R ) 
 
 Beaven (James). Calm exposure of the unfairness of 
 the "General reply to all objections " of the au- 
 thors of "Ancient Christianity." [With Taylor 
 (L) Ancient Christ, v. 2. Lon., 1840. 8°.] 3612.14 
 
 Beaver. See Natural history ;— Amusements. ( Troo- 
 ping, p. 26.) * 
 
 Beccaria (Cesare Bonesana S., marquis de). Essay on 
 crimes and punishments. Lon., 1770. 8° 5817 30 
 
 Bechard (Frederic). L'e'chappe de Paris. Nouv. s'e'r 
 des Existences de'classCes. Par., 1862. 12°. 7002.22 
 
 — Les existences de'classees. 5e e'd. P. , 1862. 700221 
 
 Contents : Un voyage en zigzag. La princesse Ruolz. Un 
 
 chapftre de l'histoire des naufrages. Le pays d' anomalie. 
 Le club des habits rapes. 
 
 Becher (John Thomas). The constitution of friendly 
 societies. 5th ed. London, 1829. 8°. . . 5914.27 
 
 Bechstein (Johann Matthaus). Cage and Chamber 
 birds. London, Bohn, 1853. 12°. . . . 4813.03 
 
 Bechstein (Ludwig.) Zweihundert deutsche mariner 
 in bildnissen und lebensbeschreibungen. Leip- 
 zig, 1854. 4 C 3228.il 
 
 Beck (Lewis C.) Gazetteer of Illinois and Missouri 
 Albany, 1823. 8° 1134.12 
 
 — Manual of chemistry. 3ded. N.Y.,1838. 12°. 4212.13 
 
 — 'Mineralogy of New York. Albany, 1842. 4°. 4718.08 
 Becker (August). Aus Stadt und Dorf. Berlin, 1869. 
 
 16°. 7113.03 
 
 Becker (Bernard H.) Scientific London. London 
 
 1874. 12° 3906.18 
 
 Becker (Wilhelm Adolph). Charicles : private life of 
 
 the ancient Greeks. From the German, by F 
 
 Metcalfe. London, 1845. 12°. .... 423.13 
 
 — Gallus : Roman scenes in the time of Augustus. 
 
 From German, by F.Metcalfe. L., 1866. 12°. 434.13 
 
 Becket (Andrew). Dramatic and prose miscellanies 
 
 2 v. London, 1838. 8° 1714.01 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Biogr. notice. Affectation, com. Lavinia, 
 trag. The genii, masque. Socrates, a dramatic poem. Theo- 
 do ius to Constantia, poetical epistle. 
 
 f. Lucianus Redivivus ; or, dialogues concerning men 
 and mannerB. Trip to Holland. Public prosperity, or plans 
 for loans to necessitous and industrious persons. Saturn- 
 ian times. 
 
 — Shakspeare 's himself again : exanien of readings, 
 
 etc. 2 v. in 1. London, 1815. 8°. . . . 17531)2 
 Beckett (Gilbert Abbott a). See A Beckett (G. A. ) 
 Becket (Thomas a) See Biography (Individual). 
 Beckford (Peter). Familiar letters from Italy. [Manv 
 
 written in 1787.] 2 v. Salisbury, 1805. 8°. 973.0*1 
 Beckford (William, jr.) Account of the island of Ja- 
 maica. 2 v. London, 1790. 8°. . . . . 1162.18 
 Beckford (Win.) Biogr. memoirs of extraordinary 
 
 painters. [A satire.] 2d ed. L., 1780. 12°. 1434.11 
 Same. New ed. London, 1834. 16°. .1434.11 
 
 — Italy ; with sketches of Spain and Portugal. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1834. 8° 973.05 
 
 — Recollections of an excursion to the monasteries of 
 
 Alcobacaand Batalha. L, 1835. 8°. . . 985.21 
 
 — Thoughts on hunting. London, 1810. 8°. 4617.12 
 
 — Vathek, an Arabian tale. Phila., 1854. 16°. 133.07 
 Beckley (Rev. H. ) History of Vermont. Brattleboro, 
 
 D 1846. 8°. 621.22 
 
 Beckmann (Johann). History of inventions, discover- 
 ies, and origins. From the German, by W. John- 
 ston. 4th ed., rev. by W. Francis and J. W. Grif- 
 fith. 2 v. London, Bohn, 1846. 12°. . 3914.20 
 
 Beckwith (Arthur). International exhibition, London, 
 1871. Pottery. Materials and manufacture of terra 
 cotta, stone-ware, fire brick, earthen-ware, etc. 
 New York, 1872. 8° 3932.12 
 
 Beckwith (Edward G. ) Report on route near the 38th 
 and 39th parallels, 1853 ;— near the 41st parallel, 
 1854. [Pacific R.R. routes. Reports, v. 2 ] 1127.02 
 
 Beckwourth (James P. ) Life and adventures. New 
 York, 1856. 12°. 3016.20 
 
 Becon (Thomas). Catechism, with other pieces. Ed. 
 by J. Ayre. Camb., Parker soc, 1844. 8°. 3638.01 
 Contents: The catechism. The jewel of joy. PrincipleBOf 
 the christian religion. A faithful treatise of fasting. The 
 castle of comfort. The solace of the soul. The fortress 
 of the faithful. The christian knight. An homily against 
 whoredom. Index. 
 
 — Early works. Ed. by J. Ayre. Camb., Parker soc, 
 
 1843 - 8' 3638.09 
 
 Contents : Biogr. notice. General preface. The news out 
 of heaven. A Christmas banquet. A potation for Lent. The 
 pathway unto prayer. A pleasant new nosegay. The policy 
 of war. David's harp. A new year's gift. An invective 
 against swearing. The governance of virtue. Index. 
 
 — Prayers and other pieces , ed. for the Parker soc. by 
 
 J. Ayre. Camb., Parker soc, 1844. 8°. . 3638.08 
 Contents: The flower of godly prayers. The poman- 
 der ot prayer. The sick man's salve. A comfortable epistle 
 to the afflicted people of God. An humble supplication un- 
 to God tor the restoring of His Holy Word. The displaying 
 ot the popish mass. The commonplaces of the Holy Scrip- 
 ture. A comparison betwi-en the Lord's supper and the 
 pope s mass. Certain articles of the christian religion 
 
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 proved and confirmed. The diversity between God's word 
 and man's inventions. The acts of Christ and of Antichrist. 
 Christ's chronicle. Summary of the New Testament. The 
 demands of Holy Scripture, with answer. Index. 
 Beoquerel (Antoine Cesar). Forests and their climatio 
 
 influence. [Sm. rep., 1869.] 3936.24 
 
 — Preservation of wood and iron in salt water. [Sm. 
 
 report, 1864.] 3936.19 
 
 Bedarride (M.) De l'ordre maconnique de Misraim. 
 
 Paris, 1845. 12°. 5S37.33 
 
 Bede (Cuthbert), pseud. See Bradley (Edward). 
 Bede, the Venerable. Ecclesiastical history of England 
 [To A. D. 731.] London, 1849. 12°. . . 472.25 
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 don, 1871. 16°. 1424.18 
 
 Bent (Silas). Exped. to the North Pole, 1868. [In 
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 Japanese gulf stream. [Bulletin.v. 2, 1857. 905.02]. 
 
 — • Beport on gulf stream of the North Pacific. [In 
 Perry (M. C.) Exped., v. 2.. 1856.] . . 1026. D3 
 
 Bentham (Jeremy). Benthamiana ; or, select extracts. 
 Ed. by J. H. Burton. Phila., 1844. 12°. . 5622.01 
 
 — Defencfi of economy. London, 1817. 8°. [Pam- 
 
 phleteer, v. 9, p. 1-47] ; v. 10, p. 281-332]. 5058.09 
 
 — Defence of usury. New York, 1837. 12°. . 5721.06 
 
 — indications respecting LordEldon. London, 1825. 
 
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 by B. Hildreth. 2 v. Boston, 1840. 12°. 5622.02 
 Contents : v. 1. Civil code. 2. Penal code. 
 Note. —On Bentham's Theory of punishments see Broug- 
 ham (H.I Contributions, etc. v. 3 [3517.08 ;] On his Theory 
 of legislation see Nat. quar. rev., v. 3, 1861 ; See also article 
 by Park Godwin 1' B. and law reform,') in his Out of the 
 
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74 
 
 BE NTH AM -BERKELEY 
 
 Bentham (Jeremy), continued. 
 
 past, 1870 [2526.18] ; by Sydney Smith (' B. on fallacies,') in 
 his Essays [2543.18] ; by Wm Hazlitt in his Spirit of the age 
 [2531.07]; by J. S. Mill in Ids Dissertations, v. 1, 1859 
 [2535.20] ; and by John Neal in Atlantic, v. 6, 1865. 
 
 — Works. Pub. [with memoirs of Bentham by] J. 
 
 Bowring. 11 v. Edinburgh, 1843. 8°. . .5016.01 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Anarchical fallacies, v. 2 (8). 
 
 Bentham's draught for judicial establishments, v. i. 
 
 Book of fallacies, v. 2. 
 
 Brougham (Lord) displayed, v. 5. 
 
 Chrestomathia ; design of an institution for instruction, v. 8. 
 
 Circulating annuities, v. 3. 
 
 Codification aud public instruction, v. 4. 
 
 Codification x^roposal, v. 4. 
 
 Commentary on Humphrey's real property code, v. 5. 
 
 Constitutional code. v. 9. 
 
 Correspondence of Bentbam, v. 10-11. 
 
 Court of Lords' delegates, v. 5. 
 
 Defense of usury, v 3. 
 
 Elements of art of packing special juries, v. 6. 
 
 Emancipate your colonies, v. 4. 
 
 Equity diBpatch court bill, v. 3. 
 
 Equity dispatch court proposal, v. 3. 
 
 Escheat vice taxation, v. 2. 
 
 Essay on time and place in legislation, v. 1. 
 
 Essay on political tactics, v. 2. 
 
 Fragment on government, v. 1. 
 
 France (Code for), v, 4. 
 
 Grammar (Fragments of universal), v. 8. 
 
 Houses of peers and senate, v. 4. 
 
 Index (Analytical), v. 11. 
 
 International law (Principles of), v. 2. 
 
 Introduction to study of works of Bentham, by J. H. Bur- 
 ton, v. 1. 
 
 Junction of the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, v. 2. 
 
 Justice and codification petitions, v. 5. 
 
 King vs. Edmonds and othetB, v. 5. 
 
 King vs. Sir Charles Wolseley, v. 5. 
 
 Language, v. 8. 
 
 Leading principles of a constitutional code for any state.v. 2. 
 
 Letters to Count Toreno on the Spanish penal code, v. 8. 
 
 Liberty of the press and public discussion, v. 2. 
 
 Logic (Essay on), v. 8. 
 
 Logical arrangements, v 3. 
 
 Memoirs of B. by Bowring, v. 10-11. 
 ■ Nomography ; or, art of inditing laws, v. 3. 
 
 Of a general register of real property, v. 5. 
 
 Official aptitude maximized : expense minimized, v. 5. 
 
 Ontology, v. 8. 
 
 Pannoniial fragments, v. 3. 
 
 Panopticon ; or, the inspection-house, v. 4. 
 
 Panopticon versus New South Wales, v. 4. 
 
 Parliamentary reform, v. 3. 
 
 Penitentiary system, v. 4. 
 
 Plea for the constitution, against the penal colony of New 
 South Wales, v. 4. 
 
 Political economy (Manual of), v. 3. 
 
 Poor laws, v. 8. 
 
 Principles of the civil code, v. 1. 
 
 Principles of judicial procedure, v. 2. 
 
 Principles of morals and legislation, v. 1. 
 
 Principles of penal law, v. 1. 
 
 Promulgation of laws, and their reason, v. 1. 
 
 Protest against law taxes, v . 2. 
 
 Radical reform bill, v. 3. 
 
 Radicalism not dangerous, v. 3. 
 
 Rationale of evidence, v. 6. 
 
 Rationale of judicial evidence applied to English practice, 
 v. 6-7 
 
 Rationale of reward, v. 2. 
 
 Restrictive aud prohibitory commercial system, v. 3. 
 
 Scotch reform (Administration of justice), v. 5. 
 
 Securities against misrule, with reference to Tripoli, v. 8. 
 
 Spanish and Portuguese affairs, v. 8. 
 
 Specimen of a penal code, v. 1. 
 
 Supjtly without burden, v. 2. 
 
 " Swear not at all," v. 5. 
 
 Table of the springs of action, v. 1. 
 
 Tax with monopoly, v. 2. 
 
 Truth versus Ashuurst, v. 5. 
 
 View of a complete code of laws, v. 3. 
 
 View of the hard-labour bill, v. 4. 
 
 Bentivoglio (Guido, card.) Delia guerra di Fiandra. 
 
 3 v. Milano, 1826. 8 D . 536.12 
 
 Bentley (Richard). Correspondence. 2 v. London 
 
 1812. 8° 5017.04 
 
 — Doctrinal corruptions of popery. [In Wordsworth 
 
 (C.) Eccl. biogr., v. 1, 1853.] .... 3446.01 
 
 — Works. Ed. by A. Dyce. 3 v. L., 1836-38. 8°. 5017.01 
 
 v. 1-2. Dissertations upon the epistles of Phalaris, 
 Themistocles, Socrates, Euripides, and the fables of iEsop • 
 Eplstola ad Joannem Millium. 3. Boyle lectures [on athe- 
 ism] ; Remarks upon a discourse of free-thinking ; Propo- 
 sals for an edition of tbe Greek Testament ; Letters from 
 Sir Isaac Newton. 
 
 KB- For lives of B., see Biography (Individual). 
 
 Bentley (Robert). Manual of botany. 3d ed. London, 
 1873. 12° 4911.21 
 
 Bentley ballads. Ed. by Dr. Doran. London, 1858, 
 16° 1614.14 
 
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 Beranger (Pierre Jean de). Dernieres chansons, 1834 
 
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 — Ma biographie. Paris, 1859. 12° 7013.14 
 
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 v. 1. Subjects of inquiry. 2. Bibliography of travel. 
 
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 Berendt (Carl H. ) Explorations in Central America. 
 
 [Sm. rep. 1867.] 3936.22 
 
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 4th ed. 2 v. London, 1806-10. 18°. . . 6211.29 
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 1868. 8°. 3245.00 
 
 — Genealogy of the Van Brunt family. 1653-1867. 
 
 Albany, 1867. 8° 3171.25 
 
 Bergeron (Pierre). Voyages faits principalement en 
 Asie dans les xii., xiii., xiv., et xv. siecles, par 
 B. de Tudele, J. du Plan. Carpin, N. Ascelin, G. 
 de Rubruquis, Marc Paul Venitien, Hailon, J. de 
 Mandeville, et Ambroise Contarini : accompagnea 
 de l'histoire des Sarasins et des Tartares, et 
 precedez d'une introduction. 2 v. in 1. La 
 
 Haye, 1735. 4° 1016.11 
 
 Bergmann (F. G.) The San Greal ; its origin and 
 
 signification. Edinb., 1870. 16°. . . 1614.37 
 
 Berington (Joseph). History of the lives of Abeillard 
 
 and Helo'isa. With their letters. Birminghani, 
 
 1787. 4° 3012.01 
 
 — History of the reign of Henry ii., and of Richard 
 
 and John, his sons ; Thomas a Becket vindicated, 
 etc. 2 v. Dublin, 1790. 8° 3081.01 
 
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 Lucoa. From the Ital. [vseudA London, 1776. 
 8° 194.15 
 
 Berjeau (C.) The variety of dogs, as found in old 
 sculptures, etc. London, 1863. 8°. . . 4724.26 
 
 Berkeley (George). Passive obedience, or the christ- 
 ian doctrine of not resisting the supreme power, 
 proved and vindicated upon the principles of the 
 law of nature. Dublin, 1712. 18°. . . 3535.27 
 
 — Works. With prefaces, life, etc., by A. C. Fraser. 
 
 4 v. Oxford, 1871. 8° 5424.01 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Essay towards a new theory of vision. 
 
 Treatise concerning the principles of human knowledge. 
 
 1710. Three dialogues bet. Hylas and Philouous. 1713. 
 
 Theory of vision, shewing immediate presence of a deity. 
 
 Appendix, 1 . Rongh draft of introd. to Principles of human 
 
 knowledge. 2. Arthur Collier. Theory of vision vindicated. 
 2. Aloiphrou, or Minute philosopher. 1732. Siris; achain 
 
 of philos. reflexions aud inquiries concerning tar water, 
 
 etc. 1744. Appendix. 
 8. Arithmetlca absque algebra. 1707. Miscel. mathe- 
 
 matica. 1707. De rnotu. 1721. Passive obedience. 1712, 
 
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 Essay in the Guardian. 1713. Essay towards Dreventing 
 ruin of Gr. Britain. 1721. Proposal for better supplying of 
 churches in foreign plantations. 1725. Verses on America. 
 Sermon before Soo. for prop, the Uospel, Feb. 18, 1731-2. 
 The analyst ; discourse addressed to an infidel mathemati- 
 cian. 1734. Defence of free thinking in mathematics. 1735. 
 Reasons for not replying to Mr. Walton's Full answer. 1735. 
 The querist, 1735-37. Discourse to magistrates and men in 
 authority. 1736. Letter to the Homan catholics of diocese 
 of Cloyue. 1745. WordB to the wise, exhort, to Rom. cath. 
 clergy of Ireland. 1749. Maxims concerning patriotism. 
 1750. Tar-water. 1744-47. Farther thoughts on tar-water. 
 1752. Appendix. 
 
 4. Life and letters, by A. C. Fraser. 
 
 AS- On Berkeley's Idealism, see Mansel (H. L.) Letters 
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 North Brit, rev., v. 34, 1861, and v. 63, 1871. 
 
 On lils Philos. of perception, see Noel (R.) B. and Kant 
 [Contem. rev. v. 20, 1872]. 
 
 On his Metaphysics of sensation, see Huxley (T. H.) Crit- 
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 On his Psychology, see Winslow's Jour., v. 8, 1865. 
 
 On his Theory of vision, see Bailey (S.) Review etc. 1842 
 [5421.19]; Mill (J. S.) Review of S. Bailey's Review, etc. 
 [In Westm. rev., 1842, and his Dissert, v. 2, 1869] ; North 
 Brit, rev., v. 41.1864. 
 
 On his Life and writings, see Fortnightlv (by J. S. Mill) 
 V. 16, 1871 ; Ed. rev , V 136, 1872 ; Littell. v. 19, 1857 (from 
 Brit. qu. rev.) ; North A. rev., v. 80, 1856 ; Quar. rev., v. 
 132, 1872. See also eBsays by I. Butt, in Afternoon lec- 
 tures, v. 3 [2512 22], and by N. Drake in his Essays, v. 3 
 [2523.16.] 
 
 Berkeley (Grantley F. ) Anecdotes of the upper ten 
 thousand. 2 v. London, 1867. 8°. . . 3257.12 
 
 — English sportsman in the Western prairies. London, 
 
 1861. 8° 4615.20 
 
 — My life and recollections. [1806-65.] London, 
 
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 CM.) 
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 1874. 12° 3116.00 
 
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 12° 7013.21 
 
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 — The comfort of old age. London, 1846. 8°. 3522.06 
 
 — On employment for the laboring classes. [Pamph., 
 
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 E. T. soc, no. 42.] . ...... .7913.16 
 
 — Opera omnia. Curis D. J. Mabillon. Ed. 4 a. 6 v. in 
 
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 Berwick (George). The forces of the universe. [Elec- 
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 Berzelius (Jons Jacob). The use of the blowpipe. 
 Tr. by J. D. Whitney. Boston, 1815. 8°. 4216.1b 
 
 Besant (Walter). French humorists from the twelfth to 
 the nineteenth century. Boston, 1874. 8 5 . 3266. 14 
 Contents : The chanson. Butebeuf the Trouvere. The 
 Eomance of the rose. Eustache Deschamps. Kabelais. 
 Montaigne. La Satyre Menippee. Matlmrin Kegnier. Saint 
 Amant. "Voiture and Benserade. The Parasites. Searron. 
 La Fontaine. Boileau. MoliSre. Begnard. Gresset. Beau- 
 marchais. Beranger. 
 
 _ Studies in early French poetry. L., 1868. 12°. 1614.22 
 
 Besant (W. H.) Elementary hydrostatics. 3d ed. 
 Cambridge, (Engl.) 1870. 16°. . . . 4024.10 
 
 Besse (Alfred de). The Turkish empire. Tr. and 
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 Best (Henry). Bural economy in 1641 ; being his 
 farming and account books. Durham, 1857. 8°. 
 [Surtees soc, v. 33] 5117.01 
 
 Best (Hev. Henry). Personal and literary memorials. 
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 Best (Larry). The planet; a song. C, 1869. 16°. 1614.21 
 
 Best (Thomas). Tenth voyage of the East India co. , 
 1612. [In Kerr (K.) Voyages, v. 9, 1824.] 914.16 
 
 — Art of angling. With Nobb's complete troller. 10th 
 
 ed. London, 1814. 16° 462'6.19 
 
 Best of all good company. See Jerrold (B) 1873. 3222.06 
 Best of everything. By the author of "Enquire 
 
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 Best methods of counteracting modern infidelity. See 
 
 Christlieb (T.) 3534.18 
 
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 Beste (J. Kichard Digby). Nowadays ; or, courts, 
 
 courtiers, churchmen, Garibaldians. lawyers, and 
 
 brigands. 2 v. London, 1870. 8°. . . 945.15 
 Betagh (William.) Account of Peru, 1720. See Fiiik- 
 
 erton's Voyages, v. 14. [926.01] ; Kerr (B.) 
 
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 Betham (Sir William). Etruria-Celtica. Etruscan 
 
 literature and antiquities. 2 v. D. , 1842. 8°. 466. 17 
 
 — The Gael and Cymbri; Irish, Scoti, Britons, and 
 
 Gauls, and the Caledonians, Picts, Welsh, Cor- 
 nish, and Bretons. Dublin, 1834. 8°. 466.16 
 
 Bethune (E. D. ) Specimens of Swedish and German 
 poetry. London, 1848. 8° 1615.01 
 
 Bethune (George W.) British female poets. Phila., 
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 — Lays of love and faith. Phila., 1847. 8°. .1614.16 
 
 — Lectures on Socrates. [Waldie library, v. 12. ] 5078. 15 
 
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 Contents : Genius. True glory, sermon on the death of 
 Stephen Van Rensselaer. Leisure, its uses and abuses. 
 Age of Pericles. Prospects of art in the United States. Dis- 
 course on the death of William H. Harrison. Eloquence of 
 the pulpit. Duties of educated men. Duty of a patriot. Plea 
 for study. The claims of our country upon its literary men. 
 
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 Beton Coignet. See Arts (Useful : Cements, etc., p. 40). 
 Betrothal (The). See Patmore (C. ) . . . 1675.18 
 Betsey and I are out. See Carlton (Will). Farm bal- 
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 Beule (Charles Ernest). Causeries sur l'art. Paris, 
 
 1867. 16° 1431.23 
 
 Note.— Numerous articles by B. were pub. in the Kev. 
 
 d. Deux Mondes,1856-70. Consult 'Table generate.' [8183.01.] 
 
 Bevan (Edward). The honey bee, its natural hist., 
 and management. London, 1838. 12°. 4824.03 
 
 Beverages. See Arts (Useful : liquors, p. 44, and 
 Receipts, p. 46.);— Domestic economy i—Medi 
 cine (Beverages); — Temperance question. 
 
 Beverley (Robert). History of Virginia, to 1706. 2d 
 ed. London, 1722. 8° 625.15 
 
 Bewick (Thomas). Engravings on wood. See Gold- 
 smith (O.) Pretty book, etc 1445.13 
 
 Bewick (Thomas and John). *Select fables ; with 
 cuts. With a memoir, etc. Newc, 1820.8°. 1413.09 
 
 — *Wood cuts : impressions of upwards of 2,000 wood- 
 
 blocks. With introduction, efc. , by T. Hugo. Lon- 
 don, 1870. 4° 1447.11 
 
 Bewildered querists. F. B. Crofton. 1875. . 6211.33 
 
 Beyle (Marie Henri). [" de Stendhal."] L'art et la 
 
 vie de Stendhal, [anon.] Paris, 1868. 8°. 3164.30 
 
 — La chartreuse de Panne. Paris, 1857. 12°. 7013.24 
 
 — Melanges d'art et de litterature. [pseudon.] Paris, 
 
 1867. 12° 7013.27 
 
 — Memoirs of Rossini [anon.] Lon.,1824. 8°. 3154.22 
 
 — Promenades dans Borne. 2 v. P., 1866. 12°. 974.14 
 
 — Eomaus etnouvelles. Paris, 1854. 12°. . . 7013.25 
 
 See also Eev. des Deux Mondes : Table gen. [8183.01.] 
 
 — Le rouge et le noir. Paris, 1859. 12°. . . 7013.26 
 
 — Lives of Haydn and Mozart, with observ. on meta- 
 
 stasis and on the present state of music in France 
 and Italy. From the French of L. A. C. Bombet. 
 [pseud.] 2ded. London, 1818. 8 J . . . 3074.29 
 Note. — The life of Haydn is from the Italian of Giuseppe 
 Carpani ; that of Mozart the preface of the above work 
 states to be ' from the German of Schlichtegroll.' 
 
 Bezique. See Amusements, page 24. 
 
 Bhagavat-Geeta ; or, dialogues of Kreeshna and 
 Arjoon. Tr. with notes by C. Wilkins. New York, 
 1867. 8° 3757.08 
 
 — Wilson (H. H. ) Review of Schlegel's edition of the 
 
 B. [In his Works, v. 5, 1865.] 
 See also Mahabharata. 
 
 Bhilsa Topes : Buddhist monuments. A. Cunning- 
 ham 3528.08 
 
 Biaggi (A.) I Prosatori Italiani. L., 1872. 12°. 7318.07 
 Bianca Capello, a tragedy. E. C. Kinney. 1S73. 1731.17 
 Bianca Capello, a tragedy. L. Osborn. 1868. 1734.28 
 Biard (Mine. Leonie d' Aunet). Voyage d'une femme 
 au Spitzberg. 3e ed. Paris, 1867. 12°. . 1142.00 
 Biart (Lucien). Adventures of a young naturalist. Ed. 
 by P. Gilhnore. New York, 1873. 12°. . 4722.19 
 Biber (E. ) Henry Pestalozzi, and his plan of educa- 
 tion. London, 1831. 8° 5515.25 
 
 Bible. 
 
 See {in Biblical and religious literature) headings Bible ; 
 —New Testament ; — Old Testament, and the names of 
 individual books of the Old and New Testament. 
 
 Bible in India. L. Jacolliot. 1870 3563.18 
 
 Bible (The) in Spain. G. Borrow, 1853. . . 985.01 
 
 Same. 3 v. London, 1843. 12°. . . . 985.15 
 
 Bible in the counting-room. H. A. Boardman. 3522.16 
 
 Bible in the public schools 3522.20 
 
 Bible lore. J. C. Gray. 1870 3721.21 
 
 Bible, missal, and the breviary. G. Lewis. 2 v. 3767.01 
 
 Bible music. F. Jacox. 1872 1562.25 
 
 Biblical reason why. By the author of "Enquire 
 within." 18th ed. London, 1869. 12°. . 3721.20 
 Biblical repertory and Princeton review, v. 10-40. 
 Phil., 1838-68. v. 41-43. N. Y., 1839-71. 8°. 8028.10 
 Note.— Succeeded by Presbyterian quarterly and Prince- 
 ton review. New series, v. 1-3. N. Y., 1872-74. 8°. 8167.04 
 
 — Index volume. 1820-68. Phila., 1871. 8°.8029. 
 Biblical repository, v. 1-8, Andover ; v. 9-12, New 
 
 York and Boston 12 v. 1831-38. 8°. . 8031.01 
 
 — 2d series, v. 1-12. N. Y., e(c. 1839-44. 8°. . 8031.08 
 
 — 3d series, v. 1-6. N. Y., etc. 1845-50. 8°. . 8031.13 
 
 Note.— 1st ser., v. 1-4, conducted by E. Bobinson ; v. 5-8, 
 with title, ' Biblical ropos. and quar. observer,' by B. B. 
 Edwards ; v. 0-10, 'Amer. Biblical repos.,' by B B. Ed- 
 wards ; v. ll-2d. ser., v. 1-3, by A. Peters ; v. 4-6, by A. 
 Peters and S. B. Treat ; v. 7, by A. Peters and J. H. Agnew ; 
 v. 8-3d ser., v. 1, by J. H. Agnew ; v. 'J-5, 'Biblical repos. 
 and class, review, by W. H. Bidwell ; v. G, ' Amer. Bibl. 
 repos.,' by J. M. Sherwood. 
 Biblical studies. E. H. Plumptre. 1873. . . 3721.25 
 
 BROOKLYN MBBOANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
BIBLICAL, RELIG-IOUS, AND ECCLESIASTICAL LITERATURE. 77 
 Alphabetical Arrangement of Subjects. 
 
 Note. — Readers are reminded that as a rule Biblical and Theologioal Encyclopedias will afford the readiest means 
 of arriving at information upon special topics, archaeological, doctrinal, historical, personal, or otherwise. 
 
 Absolution. 
 
 U<>}d IB.) The power of the keys. 1873 3567.21 
 
 Acts of the Apostles. 
 
 Alexander \* . 4.) The Acts ; expounded. 2 v. 1861. . . 3T55.08 
 Arnot (W.) Church in the house ; lessons, etc., 1874. . . 3512.12 
 
 Barnes [A ) Notes on Acts, 1860 3742.03 
 
 Calvin [J. ) Commentary. Ed. from the Engl, transl. of C. Fether- 
 
 stone, by H. Beveridge. 2 v. 1844 3755.13 
 
 Du Viet (C. M.) Commentary. 1851 3558.12 
 
 Gloag (P. J.) Commentary, etc. 2 v. 1870 S765.23 
 
 Gray (J.) Biblical museum, v. 3, 1872 3755.15 
 
 BackettlH. B.) Commentary on the original text. 1863. 3755.10 
 Leehler (67. F.) Commentary, [v. 4 of Lange.] .... 3747.14 
 Lightfoot (/.) Conunentary on Acts [la his Works,v.8, 1823.] 3667.08 
 
 Whedon (D. D.) Commentary, etc. 1874 3755.12 
 
 See also Apostles, p. 77 ; and New Testament. 
 
 Albigenses and Waldenses. 
 
 Faber (G. S.) An inquiry into the history and theology of the an 
 
 cieut Vallenses and Albigenses. 1838 3433.17 
 
 Maitland (S. R.) Eight essays, pp. 154-202 3573.19 
 
 — A letter to H. J. Robs, "with strictures on Milner's Church his- 
 
 tory. 2d ed. 1835 3427.15 
 
 — Second letter to H. J. Rose on Milner's History of the church 
 
 in the fourth century. 1835 3427.15 
 
 — Remarks on ttiat part of J. King's pamphlet, entitled " Mait- 
 
 land not authorized to censure Milner," which relates to the 
 Waldenses, including a reply to G. S. Faber's supplement, 
 entitled " Relnerius and Maitland." 1836. . . . 3427.15 
 
 Monastier (A.) History of the Vaudois church, and of the Vau- 
 dois. 1847 3433.18 
 
 Muston (A.) The Israel of the Alps : a history of the Waldenses. 
 1853 3434.01 
 
 Smiles [S.) Visit to the country of the Vaudois. [In his Hugue- 
 nots in France, 1874.] 3435.13 
 
 Tonna [Mrs. C. E.) War with the saints. [Albigenses.] [In her 
 Works, v. 1.] 5076.13 
 
 Allegories. 
 
 Bourignon [A.) The light of the world : a most true relation of a 
 pilgrimess, travelling towards eternity 1863. . . . 3522.25 
 
 Bunyan (J.) The pilgrim's progress 3558.09 
 
 Crusade of Fidelis ; his pilgrimage to the celestial city. 3537.06 
 GuiU-eville [G. de). The pylgrymage of man. A modern prose 
 
 translation. 1859 3553.06 
 
 Remington IE. F.) The city of sin. 1857 3586.23 
 
 Smith [J. B.) Gilead. 1863 253.07 
 
 Angels. 
 
 Christmas (B.) Echoes of the universe : the world of spirit. 
 
 1850 3535.02 
 
 Clayton (G.) Angelology. Remarks and reflections touching the 
 
 agency and ministration of holy angels. 1851. . .3536.08 
 Hunt (L.) A few words on. [Wishing-cap papers, p 184.] 2532 24 
 Mountford (W.) Miracles, past and present. 1870. . . .3576.02 
 
 Anglo-Saxon Church. 
 
 I/ingard [J.) History and antiquities of the Anglo-Saxon Church. 
 
 2 V. 1845 3446.07 
 
 Soames(H) The Latin church during Anglo-Saxon times. 3444.22 
 See also England (Church of). 
 
 Annihilation Theories. 
 
 Thome (L. C.) Man not immortal : a review of N. D. George on 
 
 annihilation. 1871 3613.08 
 
 See also Future life. 
 
 Apocalypse. 
 
 [See Revelation.] 
 
 Anti-christ. 
 
 Armstrong (£.) Signs of the timeB. 1848 5817.06 
 
 Newman [J. B.) The protestant idea of Anti-christ. [Essays, 
 
 V. 2, pp. 112-185.] 3631.10 
 
 See also Revelation ; — Prophecy. 
 
 Apocrypha. 
 
 Bunsen [E. de). The hidden wisdom of Christ and the key of 
 knowledge : or history of the apocrypha. 1855. . . 3525.24 
 jg®* For the books of the Apocrypha see Doyly and Mant's 
 edition of the Bible, v. 2, 1830 [3717.10]. For the literature of 
 the subject consult the Dictionaries of Smith, and M'Clintock 
 and Strong, articles ' Apocrypha,' ' Canon,' and on indi- 
 vidual books, the introductions to the Old Testament, by 
 Home, Davidson, Bleek, DeWette, Stowe, etc. 
 
 Apocryphal Gospels, Acts, etc. 
 Cowper (B. B.) Apocryphal gospels, etc., tr. with notes, 1867. 
 
 Contents Gospel of James. Pseudo-Matthew, or of the in. 
 fancy of Mary and of Jesus. Gospel of the nativity of Mary. 
 History of Joseph the carpenter. GoBpel of Thomas. Ara- 
 bic gospel of the infancy. Letter of Abgar to Jesus. Letter 
 of Jesus to Abgar. Letter of Lentulus. Prayer of Jesus, 
 Son of Mary. Story of Veronica Gospel of Nicodemus, or 
 Acts of Pilate ; 2d part, or Descent of Christ to the un- 
 derworld. Letter of Pilate to Tiberius. Letters of Herod 
 and Pilate. Epistle of Pilate to Csesar. Report of Pilate, 
 
 the governor. Trial and condemnation of Pilate. Death of 
 Pilate. Story of Joseph of Arimathea. Revenging of the 
 Saviour. Syriac gospel of the boyhood of Jesus. 
 
 Bone [W.) Apocryphal New Testament. 1846 3767.01 
 
 Contents : Gospel of the birth of Mary. Protevangelion 
 by James the lesser. Gospel of the infancy of Jesui 
 Christ. Thomas's Gospel of the infancy of Jesus 
 Christ. Epistles of Jesus Christ and Abgarus. Gospel of 
 Nicodemus, formerly called Acts of Pontius Pilate. The 
 Apostles' creed. Epistle of Paul to the Laodiceans. Epis- 
 tles of Paul to Seneca with Seneca's to Paul. Acts of Paul 
 andThecla Epistles: 1st and 2d, of Clement to the Co- 
 rinthians . General, of Barnabas ; Of Ignatius to the 
 Ephesians ; Of Ignatius to tlie MagneBians : To the Tral- 
 lians : To the Romans ; To the Philadelphians ; to the 
 SmyrnEeans ; To Polycarp : Of Polycarp to the Philippians. 
 The shepherd of Hernias. lst-3d books of Hernias. 
 
 Malan {S. C, ed.) Conflicts of the holy apostles, an Ethiopic me.; 
 with the Epistle of S.Diouysius the Areopagite to Timothy, 
 tr. from an Ethiopic niB. ; and the Rest, or assumption oi 
 S. John the evangelist, tr. from the Armenian. London, 
 1871. 16° 3767.04 
 
 Walker {A., tr.) Apocryphal gospels, acts, and revelations, Edin., 
 
 1870. 8'. |Ante-Nicene lib., v. 16.] 3467.01 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Protevangelium of James. Gospel of 
 pseudo-Matthew. Gospel of nativity of Mary. History of 
 Joseph the carpenter Gospel of Thomas. Arabic gospel of 
 the infancy of the Saviour. Gospel of Nicodemus. Letter 
 of Pontius Pilate to the Roman emperor concerning Jesus 
 Christ. Report of Pilate concerning Jesus Christ, sent to 
 Rome to Tiberius Csesar. The giving up of Pontius Pilate. 
 Death of Pilate. Narrative of Joseph of Arimathea. The 
 avenging of the Saviour. Acts of the apostles Peter and 
 Paul. Acts of Paul and Thecla. Acts of Barnabas. Acts of 
 Philip Acts and martyrdom of the apostle Andrew. Acts 
 of Andrew and Matthias in the city of the man-eaters. 
 Acts of Peter and Andrew. Acts and martyrdom of Mat- 
 thew the apostle. Acts of the apostle Thomas. Consum- 
 mation of Thomas the apustle. Martyrdom of the apostle 
 Bartholomew. Acts of the apostie Thaddeus. Acts of the 
 evangelist John. Revelation of Moses. Revelation of Esdras. 
 Revelation of Paul. Revelation of John. The book of John 
 concerning the tailing asleep of Mary. The passing of Ma- 
 ry. IndexeB. 
 
 Wright (W., ed.) Apocryphal acts, ed. from Syrian ms. . 3757.22 
 v. 1. Syriac text. 2. Engl, translation. 
 
 — Ellicolt [C. J.) The apocr. gospels. [Cambridge eBsays.] 2517.14 
 
 Apostles. 
 
 Bacon (F. D.) Lives of the Apostles. 1846 3414.13 
 
 Greenwood (F. W. P.) Lives of the twelve apostles. 1828. 3414.17 
 Lardner[N.) Hist, of the A. and evangelists. [Works, v. 5.] 3565.05 
 Ramsay (E. B.) Christian character illustrated in the lives of the 
 
 four great apostles ; St. Paul, St. John, St. Peter, St. James. 
 
 1858 3586.11 
 
 Reed IC. E. B.) The companions of the Lord : the apostles. 
 
 1873 3414.18 
 
 Rcnan {E.) The Apostles. 1866 3414.14 
 
 Reviewed by H. Rogers in Fortnightly, v. 5, 1866, and in 
 
 his Essays, 1867, [2541.32]. 
 Same. Les apdtres. 1866 3423.07 
 
 Apostolical Constitutions. 
 
 Apostolical Constitutions. The work claiming to be the Constitu- 
 tions of the Holy Apostles, including the canons; Whitson'a 
 version, revised from the Greek; with a prize essay, at the 
 University of Bonn upon their origin and contents; [by O. 
 C. Crabbe]. From the German by J. Chase. New York. 
 1848. 8° 3757.02 
 
 — Same. Ed. with notes by J. Donaldson. [Ante-Nicene libr. v. 
 
 17, 1870.] 3467.06 
 
 Apostolical Succession. 
 Baddan {A. W.) Apostolical succession in the Church of Eng- 
 land. 1869 3556.06 
 
 See also England (Church of) ; Episcopacy. 
 
 Armenian Church. 
 
 Malan (S. C.) Life of S. Gregory the illuminator, founder of the 
 
 Armenian church 3417.19 
 
 Arminianism. 
 
 Arminius (J.) Works. Tr. from the Latin by J. Nichols, and W. 
 R. Bagnall. With a sketch of the author, by W. R. Bagnall. 
 
 3 v. 1853 3514.05 
 
 Owen {J.) Display of Arminianism. [In his Works, v.5, 1826. 3571.05 
 See also Histories of doctrines under heading Doctrines ; — 
 Church histories, from the 16th century ; and the article 
 • Arminianism ' in M'Clintock and Strong's Cyclopaedia, v. 1. 
 Ariaiiism. 
 Newman (J. H.) Arians of the 5th century. 1871. . . . 3413.22 
 See also Church history, from the 4th to the 7£h century; 
 also Creeds ; — Doctrines ;— Trinitarianism. 
 Astronomy and Religion. 
 
 Burr {E. F.) Ecce coelum. 1869. • 4016.05 
 
 Chalmers {T ) Discourses on the christian revelations, viewed in 
 connection with the modern astronomy. 1817. . . 3532.11 
 
 in asking for nooks, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
78 
 
 BIBLICAL AND RELIG-IOUS WORKS : Astronomy to Bible. 
 
 Diclis IT.) Worts, v. 2, 1853 .J 5038.02 
 
 Contents : Celestial scenery. Siderial heavens. Practical 
 astronomer. Solar system. 
 Foster (J ) A. aud revelation, fin his Critical essays, v. 2.] 25.i5.0i 
 Hervei/ (J ) Contemplations on the starry heavens. [In his Medi- 
 tations 1 3557.19 
 
 Mitchell [O.M.) Astronomy of the Bible. 18(17 4016.19 
 
 Ormalhwade (Lord). A. and geology compared. 1872. . . 4013.07 
 
 Stars and the earth, [anon.] 1868 4016.32 
 
 Whewell ( W ) Astronomy with ref. to natural theology. 3524.12 ; 20 
 
 Athanasian Creed. 
 
 Eden (R ) Athanasian creed; facts and suggestions: including a 
 new translation. 1872. 8° 3545.24 
 
 Ffoulkes (E. S.) Athanasian creed: by whom written and by whom 
 published- with other enquiries on creeds in general. 
 1872. 8° 3552.01 
 
 Heurtley (C A.) The Athanasian creed: reasons for rejecting Mr. 
 Ffonlke's theory as to its age and author. 1872. . . 3545 24 
 
 Irons ( W. J.) Athanasius contra Mundnm: being a letter to the 
 Convocation on the Athanasian creeJ. With the Greek of 
 the creeds. 1872 3563.05 
 
 Lee (W.) Athanasian creed: asermon. 1872 3565.17 
 
 Radcliffe IJ.) Creed of St. Athanasius illustrated from the scrip- 
 tures, by para'lel passages from the Greek and Latin writers 
 of the first five centuries, and the Apostles and Nicene 
 creeds. 1844 • • 3586 16 
 
 Stanley (A. P.) The Athanasian creed. 1871 3595.05 
 
 Waterland ID.) Critical history of the Athanasian creed. 
 
 1870. . • • • 3617.13 
 
 See also Creeds. 
 
 Atheism. 
 
 Atheos; or, the tragedies of unbelief. 1862 3514.08 
 
 Beecher (L ) Lectures on political atheism. [In his Works, v. 1.] 
 
 3515.26 
 
 Btaclcmore (Sir B.) Essay on atheism. [In his Essays, v. 2, 1716.] 
 
 2513.26 
 
 Buchanan U.) Modern atheism. 1857 3525.09 
 
 Cudworth (R.) Intellectual system of the universe: immutable 
 morality. 2v 3537.08 
 
 Lewis (T.) Plato against the atheists; or, the tenth book of the Di- 
 alogue on laws With notes and dissertations. 1845. 3565.21 
 
 More (U ) An antidote against atheism. 1655 3575.17 
 
 Navilte (E.) The Heavenly Father. Lectures on modern athe- 
 ism. 1867 3577.02 
 
 See also Evidences ;— Religion and science. 
 
 Atonement. 
 
 Bushnell (H ) Vicarious sacrifice, grounded in principles of uni- 
 versal obligation. 1866 3526.01 
 
 Carson (A.) Doctrine of the atonement. 1853 3532.33 
 
 Magee (W.) Doctrines of atonement and sacrifice. 2 v. 
 
 1839 3573 14 
 
 Shedd ( W. 67. T.) Doctrine of atonement. [In his Discourses 
 
 and essays.] . . 3593.09 
 
 Stevenson (67.) Dissertation on the atonement. 1832. , . 3595.09 
 Watlacc(II) Representative responsibility; providence and re- 
 demption. 1867 3616.16 
 
 See also Forgiveness. 
 
 Baptism. 
 
 Bickerstelh (E.) Treatise on Baptism. 1853 3517.13 
 
 Bingham (J.) Of baptism. [In his Antiquities etc., v. 3 and 8. 
 
 1840.] 3423.11 
 
 Conant (T.J.) Meaning and use of Baptizein. 1861. . . 3535.28 
 (,'rewdson I.) and Bates [E.) Water baptism ; its perpetual obliga- 
 tion. 1871 3531.01 
 
 Maslcell ( W.) Holy baptism 1848 3573.16 
 
 Phipps (J.) Dissertation on christian baptism, 1819. . 3586.09 
 
 Smith (S. S.) Discourse on baptiBm. 1808. .... 6093.08 
 
 Infant baptism. 
 
 Adams (.V.) The baptized child. 2d ed. 1836 3513.09 
 
 Hamilton (TF. T.) Intant baptism a scriptural ordinance; and 
 
 baptism by sprinkling lawful. 1831 3557.05 
 
 Woods (L.) On infant baptism. 1828 3624.26 
 
 Baptists. 
 
 Backus (I.) Abridgment of the church history of New England, 
 
 1602-18114 3456.16 
 
 Benedict (D.) General history of the Baptist denomination 
 
 1848 3455.07 
 
 Cox (F. A.) and Hoby (J.) Baptists in America. 1836. . . 3451.06 
 
 Evans (B.) Early English Baptists. 4 v. 1862 3453.16 
 
 Hanserd Knollys society. [Publications more fully entered else- 
 where.] 
 Broadmead church, Bristol. Records. 1640-87 . . 8558 08 
 
 Bunyan (J.) Pilgrim's progress 3558.09 
 
 Caune {.J.) Necessity of separation 3558.10 
 
 Confessions of faith illustrative of the history of the Bap- 
 tist church of England, 17th century 3558.11 
 
 Du Veil (CM.) Comment, on the Acts of the apostles 3558.12 
 Et-nstanton, Warbois, and Hexham church records. 3558.13 
 
 Tracts on liberty of conscience 3558.14 
 
 Van Braglit (T.J.) Martyrology of the Baptist churches. 
 
 2 v. [1524-68.] 355H.15 
 
 Williams (Roger). Bloudy tenent of persecution. . 3558.17 
 Ivimey (J.) History of the Knglisli Baptists. 4 v. 1811-30. 3455.08 
 Wai/land (F.) Principles and practice of Baptist churches 
 
 1867 3622.01 
 
 Smith (J. H.) The open door ; or, light and liberty. 1870. 3593.13 
 Sprague ( W. B.) Annals of Amer. pulpit, v. 6, Baptists. 3457.01 
 Note — See also Dissenters. 
 
 Bible. 
 
 Note. — For other headings relating to the Bible see Apo- 
 crypha;— Apocryphal ;— Deluge ;— Evidences ;— Old Test- 
 ament ;— New Testament ;— names of different Books of 
 O. and N. T. ; — Parables ; — Religion and science, etc., etc. 
 Also Jews ;— Palestine, and names of sacred places (in class 
 Countries). 
 Bolfield (B.) "Prefaces to the first editions of the sacred Scrip. 
 
 tures. 1861 2766.01 
 
 English. The translator's preface to the authorized version ; 
 being an exact reprint of the original ed. of 1611. London 
 1870. 8° 3713 02 
 
 — Holy Bible, according to the authorized version ; with notes, 
 
 •introduoiions, etc., by G. D Oyly and R. Mant. 3 v. Cam- 
 
 bridge,(Engl.) 1830. 4" 3717.09 
 
 Same, with notes, etc. By Thomas Scott. 4th Amer. ed. 
 
 by W. W. Woodward. 3 v. Phil. 1816 i°. . . .3717.13 
 
 — — Same. Translated. [Common version.] Walpole, (N. H.) 
 
 1*15. 8° 3713 Oi 
 
 Same. New York, Amer. Bible soc, 1856. fol. . . 3728.01 
 
 Same. Oxford, Univ. press, 1869. 8° 3711.11 
 
 Anglo-Saxon. Csedmon. Metrical paraphrase of parts of the Holy 
 Scriptures in Anglo-Saxon. Tr. by B. Thorpe. 1832. 3712.09 
 ^French. La Sainte Bible. Trad. nouv. selon la vulgate, par J. 
 J. Bourasse et P. Janvier Dessins de Gustave Dore. Orna- 
 mentation du texte par H. Giacomelli. Tours, 1866. 
 
 fol 1468.11 
 
 German. Die Bibel. Nach Martin Luthers iibersetzung. Phila- 
 delphia, 1852. 8° 3712.16 
 
 Latin. Biblia Sacra Veteris et Novi Testamenti. Stutgardias, 
 1664. 8" 3711.01 
 
 Biblical Personages. 
 
 Aguilar (67.) Women of Israel. 2 v. 1853 3513.12 
 
 Baldwin (67. C.) Representative men of the New Testament. 
 
 1860 3514.17 
 
 Biography of Biblical writers. Philadelphia, 1852. 8°. 3716.06 
 Gould (S B.) Legends of the patriarchs and prophets and other 
 
 Old Testament characters. 1872 3757.11 
 
 Lawson (J.) Bible cyclopaedia, v. 3, Biography. . . . 3715.03 
 Oxenden (A.) Portraits from the Bible. Old Testament series. 
 
 1871 3581.04 
 
 — Same. New Testament series. 1871 3581 03 
 
 See also in this class Apostles, p. 77; — Patriarchs; — Pro- 
 phets ; aud (in Biography) the names of persons mentioned 
 in the Bible. 
 
 Biblical Bibliography. 
 Darling (J.) Cyclopedia bibliographica. Scriptures. 1859. 
 O'Callaghan (E. B.) *A liBt of editions of the Holy Scriptures 
 and parts thereof, printed in America previous to 1860. 
 With introduction and bibliographical notes. 1861. 3717.12 
 Set English versions below. 
 
 Biblical Commentaries and Reading 
 
 Chalmers (J.) Scripture readings. [Posthumous works, v. 
 
 1-6] • 3533 01 
 
 Hall (J.) Contemplations upon the principal passages of the Holy 
 
 Story. [Works, v. 1-2.] 3561.01 
 
 — Paraphrase on hard texts of the whole Scripture. [Works, 
 
 v. 3-4.] 3561.04 
 
 Jenlcs (W.) Comprehensive commentary; containing the text ac- 
 cording to the authorized version; Scott's Marginal refer- 
 ences; Matthew Henry's commentary condensed; Observa- 
 tions of Thomas Scott; etc., etc. 6 v. Phila, 1862. 8°. 3716.01 
 Patrick tS.), Lowth (R.), and others. Criticahconimentary and par- 
 aphrase on the Old and New Testament, and the Apocrypha. 
 
 4 v. 1853 3726.01 
 
 Pool (M.) Annotations upon the Holy Bible. 3 v. 1852. 3726.05 
 v. 1. Genesis-Job. v. 2. Psalms-Malachi. v. 3. Matthew-Rev. 
 Simeon (C.) Horro homileticre : or discourses forming a commen- 
 tary on the Old and New Testament. 21 v. 1855. 3723.01 
 See also headings Old Testament ;— New Testament ;— 
 and the names of individual books. 
 
 Biblical Concordances. 
 BMerworth (J.) New concordance to the Bible. 1852. . 3716.06 
 Cruden (A.) A complete concordance to the Old and New Testa- 
 ment: or a dictionary and alphabetical index to the Bible. 
 
 1868 3716.01 
 
 Inglis (J.) Bible text cyclopedia: classification of Scripture texts 
 in the torm of an alphabetical index of subjects. 
 
 1870 3717.02 
 
 See also New Testament. 
 Connection of Old and New Testament 
 
 Hatherly ( W. P., lord). The continuity of Scripture. 4th ed. 
 
 1869 3557.08 
 
 Prideaux (H.) Old and New Testament connected in the history 
 
 of the Jews. 2 v. 1851 3442.01 
 
 Critical Introductions. 
 Home (T. H.) Introduction to the critical study and knowledge 
 of the Holy Scriptures. Ed. by the author, Rev. J. Ayre, 
 
 and S. P. Tregelles. 12th ed. i v. 1869 3716.07 
 
 See also Miscellaneous illustrative works ; also Old Tes- 
 tament, atul New Testament. (Introductions.) 
 
 Defences and Evidences. 
 Barnes (A.) Inquiries and suggestions in regard to the founda- 
 tion of faith iu the word of God. 1859 8514.27 
 
 Blunt (J. J.) TJudesigued coincidences, etc. 1855. . . . 3622.12 
 
 Clayton (R.) Vindication of the histories of the Old and New 
 
 Testament in answer to Bolingbroke. 1763. . . . 3522.18 
 
 BBOOKLYN MEBOANTILE LIBRAE!. 
 
BIBLICAL AND RELIGIOUS WORKS : Bible to Buddhism. 
 
 79 
 
 Haley (J. IF.) Examination of the alleged discrepancies of the 
 Bible. With introd. by A. Hovey. 1875 3556.18 
 
 Trench (R. C.) Fitness of Huly Scripture for unfolding the spir 
 itual life of man. The unconscious prophecies of heathen- 
 dom. Hulsean lectures for 1845-6. 1856 3614.01 
 
 Liber Librorum. The Bible, its structure, limitation and pur- 
 pose [anon.] London, 1867. 8° 3566 14 
 
 Rogers (if.) The superhuman origin of the Bible inferred lrom 
 
 itself. 1874 3586.26 
 
 See also New Testament. 
 
 Bible Dictionaries and Oyclopcedias. 
 Ayre [J.) Treasury of Bible knowledge. 2d ed. 1868. .3721.18 
 Barr (J.) Index aud dictionary. 14th ed. [re. d.\ . . . 3721.01 
 Kitto (J.) *Cyclopaedia of biblical literature. 3 v. 1862-66. 3715.12 
 
 Same. General index. 1870 3715.15 
 
 Same. Condensed. 1852 3716.04 
 
 Lawson (J. P.) Bible cyclopedia: Biography, Geography and Nat. 
 
 History. 3 v. 1837 3715.01 
 
 Contents : 1-2. Geography and Nat. History. 3 Biography. 
 WClintock (J.) and strong (J.) "cyclopaedia of biblical, etc., lit- 
 erature. 1867 . 37i6.ll 
 
 Smith (W.) *Dictionary of the Bible. 3 v. 1869. . . .3715.05 
 
 Same. Eevised by H. B. Hackett [and] E. Abbot. 4 v. 
 
 1872 3715.08 
 
 English Versions : Bibliography and Literary History. 
 
 Anderson (C.) Annals of the English Bible. Abridged and con- 
 tinued [to 1849], by S. I. Prime. 1849 3735.01 
 
 Blunt (J. H.) Plain account of the English Bible to the present 
 day. 1870. . , 3735.06 
 
 Conant [Mrs. H. C.) The English Bible. History of the transla- 
 tion of the Scriptures into English. 1856. . . . 3735.04 
 
 Cotton [H.) Editions of the Bible and parts thereof in English, 
 from 15J5 to 1850. 2d ed. 1852 3735.02 
 
 Darling (J.) Cyclopaedia bibliographica. Scriptures. 1859. 
 
 Edwards (B. B.) Early Enghsh versions. [In his Writings, v. 2. 
 pp. 234-281 3546 09 
 
 McClwe {A. \V~.) The translators revived; biogr. memoir of the 
 authors of the English version of the Bible. 1853. 3721.12 
 
 Walden (T.) Our English Bible and its ancestors. 1871. 3721.09 
 
 Westcott (B. F.) General view of the English Bible. 2d ed. 
 1872 3721.10 
 
 History. 
 
 Gleig (67- R.) History of the Bible. 2 v. 1852 3736.20 
 
 Kitto (J.) An illustrated history of the Holy Bible: including the 
 hie of Christ and his apostles. 1868 3736.19 
 
 Oslervald (J. F.) Abridgment of the history of the Bible; and 
 Catechetical instruction. "With a Persian translation by F. 
 Gladwin. . . . , , 3581.11 
 
 Smith (W. t editor). Student's scripture history. New Testa- 
 ment. 1868 3413.13 
 
 See also Countries. (Jews ; — Palestine.) 
 
 Interpretation. 
 Ernesti I J. A.) Principles of interpretation. Notes by M. Stuart. 
 
 1842 3721.97 
 
 Consult also the Critical introductions of De Wette, David- 
 son, Home, etc. 
 
 Miscellaneous Musiratice Works, and Aids to Study. 
 Arithmetic of the Holy Scriptures. By J. W. [Class, journal, v. 25, 
 p. 29 ; V. 26, p. 13 ; V. 27, p. 253 ; V. 28, p. 219 ; V. 29, p. 249 ; 
 
 V. 30, p. 321 2742 25 
 
 Arnold (M.) Literature and dogma. 1873 3514.02 
 
 Biblical reason whv. By the author of "Enquire within." 18th 
 
 ed. 1869. . .' 3721.20 
 
 Bickersteth (E.) A scripture help. 1853 3517.04 
 
 Bissell (E. C.) Historic origin of tue Bible [its authorship and 
 various versions, with the leading opinions on revision]. 
 
 1863 3721.11 
 
 Burder (S.) Oriental customs illustrative of the sacred scrip- 
 tures. [Classical journal, v. 22, p. 257 ; v. 23, p. 193 ; v. 24, 
 
 p. 67.] 3742.22 
 
 Carpenter ( W.) Guide to the reading and study of. Abridged by 
 
 J. W. Jenks. 1852 3716.06 
 
 Hewson ( W.) The Hebrew and Greek Scriptures, compared with 
 Oriental history, dialling, science, and mythology. Also, the 
 history of the cross, gathered from many countries. Loud., 
 
 1870. 8° 3736.06 
 
 Same. Illustrations of Tracts, etc. [Diagrams.] London, 
 
 1870. 4° ... 3737.01 
 
 Oosse {P. H.) Bivers of the Bible; 1850 1053.16 
 
 Oray (J. C.) Bible lore. 1870 3721.21 
 
 Holbein (fl\) Bible cuts. With introd. by T. J. Dibdin. . 1452.24 
 
 Index to the Bible. Philadelphia, 1852. 8° 3716.06 
 
 Jacox [Francis). Secular annotations on scripture texts. 2d ed. 
 
 2 v. 1871 2533.20 
 
 Lessing (67. E.) Letters on bibliolotry. 1862 3565.19 
 
 Long (J.) Scripture truth in oriental dress ; or, emblems ex- 
 planatory of Biblical doctrines and morals, with parallel or 
 illustrative references to proverbs and proverbial sayings 
 in the Arabic, Bengalic, Canarese, Persian, Russian, Sans- 
 krit, Tamul, Telegu, and Urdu languages. 1871. . .3757.09 
 Mahan(M.) Palmoni; or the numerals of scripture a proof of 
 
 inspiration. 1863 3731.19 
 
 MaiUand (S. R.) On the mystical interpretation of Scripture. 
 [In his Essays. 1852.] . ... , .3573.19 
 
 — Ot revelation. [In his Eruvin, 1850.) 3573.25 
 
 -- On the impediments to the right understanding of scripture. 
 
 [In his Eruvin, 1850.] 3573.25 
 
 Mitchell (O. M.) Astronomy ot the Bible. 1867. . . . 4016.19 
 
 Osborn (H. S.) Biblical tables. 1871 3717.08 
 
 Plumptre (E. H.) Biblical studies. 2d ed. 1873 3721.25 
 
 Roberts (J.) Oriental illustrations of tbe Scriptures. 2d ed. 3767.25 
 Sears (fi.) Piotorial illustrations of the Holy Bible. 2 v. 3736.01 
 Smyth ( W. H.) Bible aud evolution. 1873 3594.06 
 
 Literary Character, Poetry, etc., of the Bible. 
 
 Arnold (M.) Literature and dogma. 1873 3514.02 
 
 Gil/Ulan ((,'.) Bards of the Bible. 1851 3736.11 
 
 Hutchinson (E.) Music of the Bible ; including a brief view of 
 
 Hebrew poetry. 1804 ... 3736.04 
 
 Jones (R.) Literary beauty of the Bible. 1837 6721.04 
 
 Lowlh (It.) Lectures on the sacred poetry of Hebrews. 2d ed. 
 
 2v. 1816 . 3736.13 
 
 Taylor (I.) Spirit of the Hebrew poetry. 1862 3736 12 
 
 Trail ( W.) Literary characteristics and achievements of the 
 
 Bible. 1863 3725.05 
 
 See also Isaiah, Job, Psalms, etc. 
 
 ^ atural History. 
 Catlow (M. E.) Popular scripture zoology. 1852. . . . 4721.17 
 Harris (T. M.) 'Ihe natural history of the Bible. 1820. . 3736.03 
 
 Lawson (J. P.) Bible cyclopaedia, v. 1-2, 1837 3715.01 
 
 Scheuchzer (J. J.) Physica sacra iconibus aeneis illuslrata. pro- 
 curante J. A. Pfeffel. 4 v. 1731-35. . . . 3727.14 
 
 Wood (J. a.) Bible animals 1870 4717.27 
 
 See also Countries. (Palestine.) 
 
 Revision. 
 
 Letter to the archbishop of Canterbury, on the expediency 
 of revising the authorized version of scripture, [anon.] 
 1819 [Pamph. v. 13, pp. 287-315.] 5058.13 
 
 Lighlfoot (J.B ), Trench (R. C), and Elticott (C. J.) The revision of 
 the Enghsh version of the New Testament. With an in- 
 troduction by P. Schaff, 1873 3746.22 
 
 Lightfool (J.B.) On a lresh revision of the English New Testament. 
 1871 3752.12 
 
 Trench (R. C.) On the authorized version of the N. T , in con- 
 nection with proposals for its revision. 1858. . . . 3721.08 
 See also articles in Contemp. rev., v 2, 1866 (by T. K. 
 Cheyne) ; v. 8, 1868 (by H. Alford) ; v. 15, 1870 (by Prof. 
 Spencei ; v. 17, 1871 (by John Hunt) ; Edinb. rev., v. 122, 
 1866; Nat. quar. rev., v. 11, 1865; New Englancler, v. 17, 1859 
 (2 art., by E. W. Gilman and by J. W. Gibbs) ; N. A. rev , v. 
 88, 1859 ; Quar. rev., v. 133, 1872 ; West, rev., v. 67, 1857. 
 
 Bible in the Public Schools. 
 
 Cheever (67. B.) Right of the B. in our public schools. . 3534.13 
 
 Cincinnati Superior Court. The Bible in the public schools. Ar- 
 guments in the case of Minor et al. vs. the Board of educa- 
 tion. With the opinions and decisions ol the court. 3522.20 
 
 Clarke (R. W.) The question of the hour : the Bible aud the 
 school fund. 1870 3536.04 
 
 Jewish literature and modern education ; or, the use and misuse 
 of the Bible in the school-room. [anon.\ 1872. . 3584.22 
 
 Bible societies. 
 
 [See American Bible society ;— British and foreign Bible 
 society ] 
 
 Bibliography. 
 Darling (J.) Cyclopaedia bibliographica; a library manual of 
 theological literature 2 v. 1854. . 2774.02 
 
 Same. Subjects.- Holy Scriptures 2774.04 
 
 Malcom [H.) Theo.ogical index References to the principal 
 works in every department of religious literature. 2714.01 
 Woods (L.) Course of study. [In his WorkB, v. 4, 1851.] . 3624 19 
 Note. — Copious reierences to authorities will be found 
 in the leading Biblical and Theological Dictionaries enu- 
 merated under ' Dictionaries,' further on. 
 
 See also entries Bible and Theology in the catalogues 
 of the Boston Athenaeum and Library of Congress. 
 
 Book of Common-Prayer. 
 
 [See Prayer, below.] 
 
 Brahma Somaj. 
 
 S-n (K. C) The Brahma Somaj. Four lectures. 1870. 3592.26 
 — English visit. [Including lectures, addresses, sermons, 
 
 receptions, etc.] 1871. ... . . . . 3592.27 
 
 Buddhism. 
 Alabaster (H., translator). The modern Buddhist, being the 
 
 views of a Siamese minister of state on his own and other 
 
 religions. 1870 3528.04 
 
 The wheel of law. Buddhism illustrated from Siamese sources, 
 
 by the modern Bu.Ulhist, a life of Buddha, aud an account 
 
 of the Phrabat. 1871 3528.07 
 
 Beat (S ) A Catena of Buddhist scriptures from the Chinese. 
 
 1871 3j28.06 
 
 Bigaudel (P.) The life, or legend of Gaudama, the Budha of tbe 
 
 Burmese, with annotations. 1866 3528.02 
 
 Catechism of the Shamans, or laws of Buddha in China. [In Neu- 
 mann (0. F.) Trausl etc. 1831.] 7816.10 
 
 Cunningham (A.) Ancient geogr. of India, v. 1. Buddhist period. 
 
 1871. ... ... .... .... 1035.05 
 
 Bhilsa topes; or Buddhist monuments of Central India; 
 
 sketch of rise, progress, and decline of Buddhism. 
 
 1853 3528 08 
 
 Dathivansa, or hist, of the tooth-relic of Gotama Buddha. Pali text 
 
 and trans. With notes by MutuCoomiraSwJny. 1874. 3528 10 
 Dhammapada, or " Path of virtue." Tr. from Pali by L. Max 
 
 Muller [ With Buddhaghosha's Parables L., 1870. 6°. 7813.31 
 Gibbs (J. W.) Vestiges of Buddhism in Micronesia. [In Amer. 
 
 oriental soc. Journal, v. 5 7814.05 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
80 
 
 BIBLICAL, RELIGIOUS, AND ECCL. LIT. : Buddhism. - Church. 
 
 Hardy {B. S.) Manual of BudhiBm, in its modern development, 
 
 tr. from Singhalese MSS. 1860 3528.09 
 
 Hodgson {B. H.) Sketch of Buddhism. [In Boyal Asiatic soo. 
 
 Trans., v. 2, 1830.] 
 Kistner (0.) Buddha and his doctrines. A bibliographical essay. 
 
 1869 3528.03 
 
 Low {J.) On Buddha and the Phrabat. [In Royal Asiatic soc. 
 
 Trans., v. 2, 1830.] 
 Mason (F.) On the introd. of B. into Burmah. [In Amer. orien- 
 tal soc. Journ. v. 2, 1851.] 7814, 02 
 
 Moore {George, M. D.) The lost tribes [of Israel] with new views 
 
 of Buddhism. 1861 3518.05 
 
 Muller [M.) Buddhism and Buddhist pilgrims. With a letter on 
 
 the original meaning of ' Nirvana.' 1857 6414.22 
 
 Mulamuli, or the BuddhiBt genesis of eastern India, abridged by 
 
 F.Mason. [In Amer. orient soc. Jour. v. 4, 1854.] 7814.04 
 Prvnsep (U. T.) Tibet, etc. and religion of Boodh. 1852. 1013.04 
 Ritual of the Budd'hist priesthood. [In Oriental Tr. Fund. 
 
 Miscel. trans, v. 2, 1831.] 7818.16 
 
 Salisbury [E. E.) Memoir of the hist, of Buddhism. [In Amer. 
 
 orient, soc. Journ., v. 1, 1849.] 7814.01 
 
 Schlagintweit {E.) Buddhism in Thibet. With an account of the 
 
 Buddhist systems preceding itin India. 1863. . . 3528.01 
 Upham {E., editor). Sacred and hist, books of Ceylon; also, tracts 
 
 illus. of Buddhism. Tr. from the Singhalese. 3 v. 1833. 3757.05 
 See also Ed. rev., v. 115, 1862. 1832.08 ; N. A. rev., v. 86, 
 
 1858; Westm. rev., 1856. v. 66: 296-331. 
 For lists of books on Buddhism, see Schlagintweit (E.) 
 
 and Kistner (O.) in above list, 
 
 Calviuistic Theology. 
 
 Calvin (/.) Institutes of the christian religion. 3 v. 1845- 
 46 3527.10 
 
 See also Calvin, in general alphabet. 
 
 &&• For the writings of other Calvinistic theologians, see 
 Balnaves (H.); — Baxter (Richard); — Chalmers (Thomas); — 
 Dwight (Timothy); — Edwards (Jonathan);— Henry (Mat- 
 thew);— Hodge (Charles);— Knox (John) ;— Milton (John);— 
 Nichols (A.);— Owen (John) ;— Taylor (N. W.);— Whitfield 
 (George);— Woods (Leonard). 
 
 For the leading Calvinistic sects, see Baptists ;-Congre- 
 gationalists ;— Presbyterians ;— Puritanism. 
 
 Catacombs of Rome. 
 
 Kip { W. J".) The Catacombs as illustrating the church of the firBt 
 three centuries. 1854 3416.20 
 
 Rossi (67. B. de). Roma sotterranea, or the Roman Catacombs 
 1869 3426.18 
 
 Scott {B.) Contents and teachings of the Catacombs. 1863. 3416.21 
 
 Catechism. 
 
 Barry {A.) Notes on the Catechism. 1869 3514.24 
 
 Watson {T.) Select works. Body of divinity: lectures on the 
 Bhorter Catechism 3628.06 
 
 Cathedrals. 
 
 Essays on Cathedrals. Ed. by J. S. Howson. 1872. . . 2767.23 
 
 Freeman {E. .4.) History of the Cathedral Church of Wells. 
 1872 3443 6 
 
 Goulburn {E. M.) The principles of the cathedral system vindi- 
 cated. Sermons. 1870 3767.24 
 
 Walcott (if. E. C.) Traditions and customs of Cathedrals 
 
 1872 3767.22 
 
 See Church architecture, p. 33. 
 
 Catholicism. 
 
 [See Pope ;~also Roman Catholic Church.] 
 
 Celibacy of the Clergy. 
 
 Hall (J.) Marriage of the clergy. [WorkB, v. 8.] 
 Lea (H. C.) Historical sketch of sacerdotal celibacy in the Chris- 
 tian church. 1867 3426 21 
 
 Letters on the constrained celibacy of the clergy of the church of 
 
 Home, [anon.] 1816 3566.09 
 
 See also Marriage;— Monastic institutions. 
 Charity. 
 Bights {The) of necessity, and the treatment of the necessitous 
 by various nations, [anon.] London, 1839. 8". . . 3573 28 
 See also Charitable agencies, in general alphabet. 
 Christian Ethics. 
 Blackie {J. S.) Four phases of morals. 1871. . 5433 14 
 
 Ohallen (J.) Christian morals. 1859. . ' ' XKm'in 
 
 Cobbe {F. P.) Religious duty. 1866. . . • • • 363 g' n 
 Dewar ID.) Elements of moral philosophy, arid' of christian 
 
 ethics. 2 v. 1826. 
 
 3544.07 
 
 Fiddes{lt.) General treatise of morality upon the principles of 
 
 natural reason only. 2d ed. 1726. . . 3551 04 
 
 l/arless (<?. C. A.) System of christian ethics. 1868' ' ' 3558 "4 
 
 Science and the Gospel. (Essay iii. pp. 243-450.] 1870. '. '.3592 15 
 
 .Smith (/. G.) Characteristics of christian morality. Bampt'on 
 
 lectures. 1873. ...,,, qkqj nr 
 
 Wutlke{A.) Christian ethics. 2 v. 1873. '.'.','' ' 3624 27 
 
 See Conscience;— also Moral science, in general alphabet. 
 
 Christian Life. 
 
 Bayne {P.) The christian life, social and individual 1857 isibiw 
 Bushnell (H.) Christian nurture. 1861. . amQUal - 1857 ' ^16.05 
 Osgood {S) Milestones in our life-journey. ..'.'' fwi 08 
 Z mn ( £ S e Bio8c °P e . °r dial of life. 1812 358408 
 
 Tyree (C.) The living epistle, or a religious life 1859 ' Sfo 
 
 Williams {R.) Rational godliness. 1855 3623 jfl 
 
 Compare Conduct of life, in general alphabet. See also 
 Young men; — Young women; and Sermons, below. 
 
 Christian Rhetoric. 
 Hervey (67. W.) System of christian rhetoric. 1873. . , 82571s 
 See also Pulpit eloquence; — Preaching. 
 
 Christian ty. 
 
 Chateaubriand (R. F. A. de). Le G6nie du Christianisme. 2 v 
 1851 7014.05 
 
 — — Same. Genius of Christianity. 1857 3534 gg 
 
 Magoon {E. L.) Republican Christianity ; or, true liberty. 3573 is 
 
 Priestley (J.) History of the corruptions of Christianity ' [In his 
 Works, v. 5.] 3591 05 
 
 Stuart-Glennie [J. S.) In the morning-land, or the law of the ori- 
 gin and transformation of Christianity, v. 1. 1873. . 3438 01 
 v. 1. The new philosophy of history, and the origin of 
 the doctrines of Christianity. 
 
 Ullinann (C.) Descriptive character, or essence of Christianity 
 1846 3615.16 
 
 Whately {R.) General view of the rise, progress, and corruptions 
 
 of Christianity. 1850 3622.20 
 
 See also Christology ;— Church history ; — Evidences '•— 
 Jesus Christ, etc., etc. ' 
 
 External Relations. 
 
 Harness ( W.) The connection of Christianity with human happi. 
 
 ness. Boyle's lectures, 1821. 1823 S56L11 
 
 Hyacinthe {Father). Orations. 1871 3563*29 
 
 James {H.) Moralism and Christianity ; or, man's experience and 
 
 destiny. 1850 3563.31 
 
 Kennedy (O-M.) Influence of C.upon international law.1856. 3564 01 
 Memminger {R. W.) Christianity and aesthetics. [In his Present 
 
 issues. 3575.20.] 
 Pullen (H. W.) Modern Christianity, a civilized heathenism 
 
 [anon.] 1872 3584.28 
 
 Renusson {B.de). Le christianisme et le suffrage universe!. 5713.06 
 See also Social science {Civilization, Progress, etc.);— Fine 
 
 arts. {Sacred art.) 
 
 Compared with other Eetigions. 
 
 Arnold (J. M.) The Koran and the Bible ; or, Islam and Christ- 
 ianity. 2d ed. 1866 3757 17 
 
 Cocker {B. F.) Christianity and Greek philosophy. 1870. 3536.15 
 Hardwick {C.) Christ and other masters. 2 v. 1863. . . 3412^20 
 Lindsay {A. W. C, lord). Progression by antagonism ; a theory 
 involving considerations touching the present position, du' 
 tieB, and destiny of Great^Britain. 1846. . . 3567.16 
 
 Powell (.8.) Christianity without Judaism. 1857. . . . 3585.14 
 Rawlinson [G.) The contrasts of Christianity with heathen and 
 
 Jewish systems. 1861 S586.15 
 
 See also Religion, below. 
 
 Christology. 
 
 Dorner {J. A.) History of the development of the doctrines of 
 the person of Christ. 2 pts. in 5 v. 1861-63. . . . 3645.17 
 
 Fairbairn (P.) Review of the controversies respecting the per- 
 son of Christ in Britain since the middle of the 17th century. 
 [WifADoBNEn (J. A.) History, etc., v. 8.] . . . .3545 21 
 
 Hengstenberg {E. W.) Christology of the O. T., and commentary 
 on the messianic predictions, i v 1854-65 3658.01 
 
 Mac Whorter {A.) Yahveh Christ. 1867 3673.09 
 
 Schmid {€. F.) Biblical theology of the New Testament. 3692.08 
 See also Jesus Christ; — Trinity. 
 
 Chronicles. 
 
 3732.02 
 
 Bertheau {E ) Commentary, etc. 2 v. 1867. . . 
 See also Bible :— and Old Testament. 
 
 Church Polity, Organization, etc. 
 
 Abbej (R.) The city of God and the church-makers : an examina- 
 tion into structural Christianity. 1872 3613.08 
 
 Alford {H.) Essays on church subjects 3513.20 
 
 Barter { W. B.) Tracts in defence of the christian sabbath, the 
 church, her priesthood, and her sacraments. 1851. 3514.23 
 
 Bickersteth (£.) Promised glory of the church. 1853. . . 8517.16 
 
 Bunsen {C. C. J.) The constitution of the church of the future. 
 1847 3625.21 
 
 Chalmers (T.) Church aud college establishments, church exten- 
 sion, and the parochial system. 1867 3532.24 
 
 Church and the world: essays on questions of the day. By vari- 
 ous writers. Ed. by Rev. O. Shipley. 3 v. Lond., 1866- 
 
 68. 8° 8534.22 
 
 Note. — Representing the ritualistic or high ohurch sec- 
 tion of the church of England. 
 
 v. 1. 1866. University extension, by J. E. T. Rogers. 
 Missionary aspect of ritualism, by Rev. R. F. Littledale. 
 Infanticide, its causes and cure, by Rev. H. Humble. Ca- 
 thedral reform, by M. E. C. Walcott. On the revival of 
 religious confraternities, by S. Baring-Gould. Hospital and 
 workhouse nursing, by A. Meadows. Clerical celibacy, by 
 J. E. Vaux. Reunion of the church, by Rev. E. L. Blenkin- 
 sop. The last thirty years in the church of England; an 
 autobiography. Positivism, by Rev. I. G. Smith. Revela- 
 tion and science. The conscience clause, by G. Trevor. The 
 Eucharistio sacrifice, by P. G. Medd. Vows and their rela- 
 tion to religious communities, by T. T. Carter. Study oi 
 foreign gothic architecture, by G. E. Street. Science and 
 prayer, by Rev. M. MacColl. Reasonable limits of lawful 
 ritualism, by T. W Perry. The liturgies of 1649 and 1662, 
 contrasted and compared, by the editor. 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
BIBLICAL, RELIGIOUS AND ECCL. LIT. : Church to Church History. «1 
 
 v. 2. 1867. Some results of the Tractarian movement of 
 1833, by W. J. E. Bennett. Preachers and preaching : the 
 pulpit and press, by A. B. Evans. The sacrament of mar- 
 riage, by J. W. Lea. Public law aud the Colonial Church, by 
 E. Huff. On Greek rites in the West, by the Bishop of 
 Brcchiu Sisterhood life. Private confession and absolu- 
 tion, by J. C. Chambers. Religious toleration, by M. J. 
 Bleaker. Church music, by J. W. Rumsey. The curate 
 question, by A. Baker. A layman's view of confession, by 
 J. D. Chambers. On the court of final appeal in causes 
 ecclesiastical. The ritual law of the church of England, by 
 Hon. 0. Lindsay. Latitudinarianism, by J. Oldknow. The 
 three vows, by W. Humphrey. On the symbolism of ritual, 
 by C. J. Le Gept. 
 
 v. 3. 1868. The first report of the ritual commission, by 
 R. F. Littledale. Defects in the moral training of girls. 
 Invocation of saints and angels, by H. Humble. Missions 
 and preaching orders, by J. E. Vaux. Abolition of mar- 
 riage, by A. R. Cooke. Origin of the schools of thought in 
 the English Church, by S. Baring- Gould. Immoral litera- 
 ture. Charitable Trusts and their probable future, by C. 
 Browne. The supernatural, by E. G. Wood. On the com- 
 position and choice of ecclesiastical music, by J. R. Lunn. 
 Spiritual worship, by J. S. Pollock. Retreats, by T. T. Car- 
 ter Prayers for the dead, by P. Cheyne. Priests and phy- 
 sicians, by A. Meadows. Chuivh politics, by E. L. Blenkin- 
 sopp. Art and religion, by W. Burges. The Natal scandal. 
 Clay(W. £., ed.) Essays ou church policy. 1868. . . .3536.09 
 Contents : The church and the working classes, by T. W. 
 Fowle. The voluntary principle, by J. L. Davies. On cler- 
 ical liberty of thought and speech, by the editor. The 
 church and the universities, by W. Berkley. The church 
 and the congregation, by E. A. Abbott. The church and the 
 education of the people, by W. L. Clay. The church in the 
 colonies, by J. Westlake. The church as a teacher of moral- 
 ity, by .1. R. Seeley. 
 Coleman (L.) Apostolical and primitive church popular in its 
 government, informal in its worship. 1869. . . . 3412.13 
 Field ( W.) Stones of the temple, or lessons from the fabric and 
 
 furniture of the church. 1873 3767.25 
 
 Garbett (E.) Voices of the church of England against modern 
 
 sacerdotalism. 1869 3554:13 
 
 Goulbum (E. M.) The Holy catholic church: its divine ideal. 
 
 ministry, and institutions. 1873 3555.11 
 
 Hooker (B.) Ecclesiastical polity. [In his Works, v.1-2.] 1897. 3562.21 
 Jacob {G.A.) Eccl. polity of the New Testament. 1872. 3564.13 
 
 Judd (S.) lhe church: discourses 1854 3563.21 
 
 M'Crie IT.) On the unity of the church. [In his Works, v. 4. 
 
 1857.) 3572.16 
 
 itcElhinney (J. 67.) Doctrine of the church: hist, monograph. 
 
 1871 3572.16 
 
 Maurice (F. D.) The kingdom of Christ : or hints to a quaker re- 
 specting the principles, constitution and ordinances of the 
 
 CathoUc church. 1842 3574.26 
 
 Memminger (R. W.) Present issues 3576.20 
 
 Miall (E.) Views of the voluntary principle. 1830. . . 3575.07 
 Palmer , W.) Treatise on the church of Christ. 2 V. 1839. 3582.24 
 Ruskin (J.) Notes on the construction of sheepfolds. 1860. 3592.02 
 Science and the Gospel, or the church and the nations; a series 
 of essays on great Catholic questions, [anon.] 1870. 3692.15 
 Stowe (B.) First things: or the development of church life. 
 
 1859 3505.16 
 
 Whately (R.) Kingdom of Christ, and a christian church. 
 
 1854 3622.15 
 
 See Ecclesiastical Law, p. 
 
 Church and State. 
 
 Arnold [T.) Miscel. works: various essays 3514.01 
 
 Coleridge (S. S.) Constitution of church and state. [In Ms Works, 
 V. 5]. . • . 6025.08 
 
 — Church and state. [In his Works, v. 6] 5025.09 
 
 Uroly (G.) Church and state. [In his Hist, sketches, etc. 
 
 1842] 2521.22 
 
 Bollinger (J. J. I.) The church and the churches; or the papacy 
 
 and the temporal power. 1862 3546.05 
 
 Freeman [Edward A.) Disestablishment and disendowment, what 
 
 are they? 1874 3551.26 
 
 Gladstone (W.E.) State in its relations to the church. 1839. 3554.21 
 Graham 'W.) Review of eccl. establishments in Europe; or re- 
 ligious tests; and the necessity of abolishing exclusive es- 
 tablishments. 1796 3551.09 
 
 Hmicy {A.) Religion and the state. Protection or alliance ? Tax- 
 ation or exemption? 1874 3551.25 
 
 Hi/de (E., earl of Clarendon). Religion and policy. 2 v. 1811. 3535.08 
 Macaulaii IT. B.) Gladstone on church and state. [In his Essays. 
 
 V. 4. 1859.) 2536.19 
 
 Martineau (J.) Miscellanies 3574.07 
 
 Mill (J. S.) State interference with church property. [In his Dis- 
 sertations, etc. 1859.] 2535.20 
 
 Noel (B. W.) Essay on the union of church and state. 1849. 3577.22 
 
 Stanley [A. P.) Address on the connection of church and state. 
 
 1868. • ■ • 3595.03 
 
 — Same. [Essays, 1870.) 3595.06 
 
 Townsend (G.) Ecclesiastical and civil history philosophically 
 
 considered. 1847 3423.08 
 
 Vaughan (R.) Essays, v. 2, 1849 2544.20 
 
 Vinet I A.) Church and state. [In his Outlines of philosophy, pp. 
 
 347-403.) 5«7-19 
 
 See also Church, p. 80— Councils. [Vatican, p. 82.) 
 
 Church Archaeology, Architecture, etc. 
 
 Dolby (A.) Church vestments: their origin, use, and ornament, 
 practically illustrated. 1868 3767.21 
 
 Ecclesiologist (The). Publ. by the Ecclesiological, late Cambridge 
 
 Camden society. Nov., 1841-June, 1868. 29 v. . . 3400 in 
 
 New York Ecclesiological Society. New York Ecclesiologist. v. 1-5, 
 
 1849-52. [No more published.) 3(132.16 
 
 Peacock (E.) English church furniture.ornameuts.and decoratioua, 
 the Reformation. [Monuments of superstition.) 1866. 3767.20 
 
 Walcott (M. E. C ) Sacred archaeology. 1868 3767.10 
 
 See also Dictionaries and Encyclopedias; also Architec- 
 ture, p. 33. 
 
 Church History. 
 
 Note. — See also, among other headings, Councils; — Denom- 
 inations and Sects; — Names of particular Denominationr 
 and sects; — Names of Countries; — Dictionaries and Ency- 
 clopaedias ; — Missions; — Popes; — Reformation. — Romai. 
 catholic church. Also (in Countries, etc.) see names of par- 
 ticular towns and cities. 
 
 General Works. 
 Bingham (J.) Origines ecclesiastical; or, the antiquities of the 
 
 christian church. 9 v. 1810 3423 11 
 
 Bunsen (C. C. J.) Christianity aud mankind. 7 v. 1854. 3414.02 
 Contents: v. 1-2. Hippolytus and bis age. 3-4. Philosophy 
 
 of universal history applied to language and religion. 6-7. 
 
 Analecta anti-nicaeua. 
 Butler {CM.) Ecclesiastical history, let-13th century 1868. 3416.01 
 Cornwallis (C. F.) Christian doctrine aud practice in the second 
 
 century, [anon.] London, 1850. 16" 3411 07 
 
 — Christian doctrine and practice in the 12th century. London. 
 
 1850. 16° 3411.08 
 
 — On the state of man subsequent to the promulgation of Chris- 
 
 tianity. [To A. D. 1400.) 4 v. 1851-54 3411.11 
 
 Dbllinger (J. J. Ig.) History of the church, [to the Reformation). 
 
 4 v. 1840 3427 16 
 
 Gieseler (J. C.S.) Compendium. [ToA.D.1648.] 5 v. 1854-55 3415.06 
 Gray (Mrs. R.) Empire and the church, from Con^tantine to 
 
 Charlemagne [A. D. 300-800.) 1857 3414.01 
 
 Base (C.) History of the christian church. [To 1853.) 1855. 3416.02 
 
 — Same. [New ed.) 1855 3416.03 
 
 Hemans (C. J.) History of ancient Christianity and sacred art in 
 
 Italy. [First nine centuries ] 3424 01 
 
 History of the christian church in the 1st century. By S. Hinds 
 and J. H. Newman. [About 1853.) 3415 16 
 
 — Same. To the 12th century. By J. A. Jeremy, etc. 1852. 3415.17 
 
 — Same. 13th century to the present time. By A. Lyall, etc. 
 
 [About 1852.) 3415.18 
 
 Hope (Mrs.) Conversion of the Teutonic race. Conversion of the 
 Franks and the English. 1872 3551.17 
 
 — Same. Sequel. S. Boniface and the conversion of Germany. 
 
 1872 3551.18 
 
 Merivale (6Y> The conversion of the Northern nations. Boyle lec- 
 tures for 1865 3575.06 
 
 Jortin (J.) Remarks on eccl. history. [To the Reformation.) 2 v. 
 1846 . 3423.22 
 
 Marsh (J.) Epitoms of general eccl. history. 1864. . . 3413.10 
 
 Milman (H. H.) History of the Latin Christianity; to Nicolas V 
 [1464.] 6 v. 1847 3417.03 
 
 Milner (J.) History of the church of Christ [To 1530.) 4 v. 
 1847 " 3415.12 
 
 Mosheim (J. L.) Eccl. history. New ed., continued to 1826, by C. 
 Coote. 2 v. 1858 3416 05 
 
 Neander {A.) General history of the christian religion and 
 church. [To the 16th century.) 5 v. 1859. . . . 3415.01 
 
 Priestley (J.) General history, etc., to the fall of the WeBtern em- 
 pire. [In his Works, v 8-10.) 3591.10 
 
 Riddle (J. E.) Eccl. chronology; or annals of the christian 
 church. [To 1837.) 3416.14 
 
 — Manual of christian antiquities; constitution, ministers, 
 
 worship, customs, etc., of the ancient church, particularly 
 during the 3d, 4th, and 5th centuries 2d ed. 1843. 3416.17 
 
 Robertson (J.C.) Hist, of the church, v.1-4. [To 1517.) 1854-73. 3416.07 
 
 Russell (John, earl). Essays on the rise and progress of the chris- 
 tian religion in the West of Europe, from the reign of Tibe- 
 rius to the council of Trent. 1373 3437.15 
 
 Schelhorn (J. C.) Amcenitates historise ecclesiastics et literarise. 
 2v. 1737-38 3431.09 
 
 Stebbing (H.) History of the church, from the Diet of Augsburg, 
 1530 to the 18th century. 3 v. 1842 3417.10 
 
 — History of the christian church, [to 1492). 2 v. 1833. 3411.01 
 Townsend (67.) Ecclesiastical and civil history philosophically 
 
 considered with reference to the future re-union of chris- 
 tians, v. 1-2 [To 1389 ] 3423.08 
 
 Waddingltm (G.) History of the church to the reformation . 3417.01 
 
 Walmesley (C.) General history of the Christian church, deduced 
 
 from the Apocalypse. By sig. Pastorini. [pseud.) 1807. 3411.18 
 
 Wiltsch (J. E. T.) Hand-book of the geography and statistics of 
 
 the church, [A. D., 70-1521.) 2 v. 1868 3411.03 
 
 Earlier Centuries of Christianity. 
 Alexander (J.A.) Notes on New Testament literature. 1861. 3413.09 
 Baumgarten (M.) History of the church in the apostolic age. 3 v. 
 
 1854 3414.09 
 
 Bunsen (C. C. J.) Hippolytus and his age. 2 v. 1854. . . 3414.05 
 Contents : v. 1. Hippolytus and the teachers of the apostolio 
 age. 2 Life of the christians of the apostolic age. 
 
 Cave ( W.) Primitive Christianity 1840 3414 15 
 
 Chateaubriand (R. F. A. de). La naissance du christiauisme. 443.09 
 Crake (A D.) History of the church under the Roman empire. 
 
 A. D. 30-476. 1873 3411.20 
 
 Donaldson (J.) Critical history of christian literature and doc- 
 trine from the death of the Apostles to the Nicene council, 
 
 [A D. 325]. 1864-66 3413.19 
 
 Eliot (S.) Hist, of liberty, pt. 2. The early christians. 2 v. 3423.03 
 
 In asking for books, use the » Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
82 BIBLICAL, RELIG-IOUS, AND ECCL. LIT. : Church History to Councils. 
 
 EuseUiis PampMlus. Eccl. history to A. D. 324. 1838. . . 3413.14 
 Evagrius. History of the church, A. D 431-594. 1854. . 3418.06 
 Fleury (C.) Eccl. history. [A. D. 381-455.] 3 V. 1842. . . 8427.18 
 
 — The manners of tie christians. 1872 dbbl.io 
 
 GleiqlG B.) Dissertation on the primitive church. [JreMosheim's 
 
 Eccl. hiBt., v. 1. 1858.] ; • 3416.05 
 
 Hindi (S.) and Newman (J. H.) History of the christian church 
 
 in the 1st century ?SH5 
 
 Hope (Mrs.) The early martyrs. [To A. D. 320.] .... 3424.06 
 Mohan (31.) Church history of the first seven centuries. 3425.22 
 Maurice (F. D.) Lectures on the eccl. history of the 1st and 2d 
 
 centuries. 1854 3414.19 
 
 Miall IJ.C.) Memorials of early Christianity [to A. D. 304]. 3413.12 
 Milman (H. H.) History of Christianity, to the abolition of Pagan- 
 ism. 2 v. 1840 3423.01 
 
 Same. 1844 3416.04 
 
 Milmer (J.) History of the church ; to the rise of the papacy. [6th 
 
 century.] Abridged. 1844 3413.11 
 
 Morrison (J. C.) Life and times of Saint Bernard, 1091-1153. 
 
 1863. . 3«8.08 
 
 Neander(A.) The emperor Julian and his generation. . 3413.07 
 History of the planting and training of the christian church. 
 
 by the apostles. H v. 1851 3413.01 
 
 — Memorials of christian life in the early and middle ages. 3413. 03 
 Newman (J. H.) The Ai'ians of the 4th century 1871. . . 3413.22 
 Philoslorgius. Eccl. history. [A. D. 324-425.1 1855. . . . 3413 05 
 Pressensi (E. de). Early years of Christianity. 1869. . . 3413 16 
 Beuss IE.) History of christian theology in the apostolic age. 
 
 v. 1. 1872 3587.11 
 
 Schaff (P.) History of the christian church. A. D. 1-600. [To 
 
 Gregory the Great.] v. 1-3. 1860-67 3416.12-13 
 
 Simpson ( W.) Epitome of the history of the Christian church 
 
 during the first three centuries. 4th ed. 1862. . 3411.05 
 
 Socrates Scholasticus. Eccl. history. A. D. 305-439. . . . 3413.04 
 Soper IE.) History of the christian church to Constantino [A. D., 
 
 364.] 3417.02 
 
 Sozomenus. History of the church. A. D. 324-440. . . . 3413.05 
 Taylor ( W. E.) Hippolytus, and the christian church of the 3d 
 
 century 3413.15 
 
 Taylor (I.) Ancient Christianity and the doctrine of the Oxford 
 
 tracts for the times. 2 v 3612.13 
 
 Theodoretus. History of the church, A. D. 322-427. . . . 3413.06 
 mimann (C.) Gregory of Nazianzum. 4th century. . . 3072.17 
 Wilt (J. G.) Mutual influence of the christian doctrine and the 
 
 school of Alexandria. 1862 2624.15 
 
 Mediasval Church History and Missions. 
 Digby (K. H.) Mores catholici, or ages of faith. 11 v. . . 3421.06 
 Hemans (C. I.) History of mediaeval Christianity in Italy. 3424.02 
 Mallear (G. F.) Apostles of mediaeval Europe. 1869. . . 3418.10 
 — ■ History of christian missions during the middle ages. 3418.11 
 Maitland (S. B.) The dark ages : essays. 2d ed. 1845. . 3425.06 
 Neander (A.) Memorials of the christian life in the early and 
 
 middle ages. 1852 3413.03 
 
 Wyse (J ) A thousand years, or the missionary centres of the 
 
 middle ages. [1872.] 3462.02 
 
 See Crusades, in general alphabet. 
 
 18th and ldth Centuries. 
 
 Baird (B.) The christian retrospect and register : the first half 
 of the 19th century. 1851 , . 3412.12 
 
 Hagenbach (K. B.) History of the church in the 18th and 19th 
 centuries. 2 v. 1869 3417.14 
 
 Clerical Anecdotes and Sketches. 
 
 Clergymen and doctors : curious facts and characteristic sketches. 
 
 1870 8535.26 
 
 Doran (J.) Saints and sinners; or, in church and about it. 2 v. 
 
 1868 3544.14 
 
 Frampton (J.) Three dialogues on the amusements of clergymen. 
 
 [anon.] 1797 3515.16 
 
 Jackson (T.) Curiosities of the pulpit, and pulpit literature : 
 
 memorabilia, anecdotes, etc., from the 4th century to the 
 
 present time. 1868 3562.29 
 
 Jeaffreson(J. O.) Book about the clergy. 2 v. 1870. . . . 3563.11 
 Lambeth and the "Vatican : anecdotes of churches and sects. 3 v. 
 
 1826 6216.06 
 
 Pulpit (The). [Percy anecdotes, v. 16. 1823.) 6211.16 
 
 Bamsay (E. B.) Pulpit table-talk 3686.13 
 
 See also Preaching. 
 
 Communion. 
 
 [See Lord's Supper.] 
 Congregationalism. 
 
 Bacon (L. and others). Contributions to the eccl. history of Con- 
 necticut 3467.16 
 
 Brooklyn council of 1874. Letter missive, statement, and docu- 
 ments, together with official report. 1874 3457.22 
 
 Clarke [D.) Orthodox Congregationalism and the sects. . 3535.22 
 
 Dexter (II. M.) Congregationalism : what it is, etc. Why it is bet- 
 ter than any other form of church government. 1865. 3544.09 
 
 Exlesia: church problems considered: essays. Ed. by H. It. 
 
 Beynolds. 1870 3645.15 
 
 Contents: Primitive Ecclesia, by J. Stonghton. The church 
 in its historical development, by J. It. Thomson. The " Re- 
 ligious life" and christian sooiety, by J. B Brown. Church 
 and state, by E. B. Couder. Forgiveness aud absolution of 
 sins, by H. B. Beynolds. Doctrine of the real presence and 
 of the Lord's supper, by E W. Dale. The worship of the 
 church, by H. Allon. The Congregationalism of the future, 
 by J. G. Rogers. Modern missions aud their results, by J. 
 Mullens. 
 
 Same. 2d series. 1871. 
 
 Contents: Baptismal regeneration, by E. Mellor. The in. 
 carnation, by W. L. Alexander. The catholic church, by H 
 E. Beynolds. Art and religion, by J. Gilbert. Bule of faith 
 or, creed and creeds, by H. Batchelor. Our national univer 
 sities, by A. S. Wilkins. The idea of the church in relation 
 to modern Congregationalism, by B W. Dale. 
 
 Hanbury (B.) Historical memorials relating to the Independents 
 or Congregationalists. [To A. D. 1660.] 3 v. 1839. 3435.14 
 
 Punchard(G.) History of Congregationalism. A.D. 250-1616. 3456.21 
 
 Beligious republics : six essays. 1869 3586.22 
 
 Contents: Congregational polity, by W. M. Fawcett. Ex- 
 ternal relations of Congregationalism, by T. M. Herbert. 
 The congregationalist character, by E. G. Herbert. Congre- 
 gationalism and aesthetics, by T. H. Pattison. Congregation 
 alism and science, by P. H. Pye-Smith. The spirit of non- 
 conformity, by J. Anstie. 
 
 White. (D. A.) New England Congregationalism illustrated by tha 
 early records of the first church in Salem. 1861 3457.20 
 See also Denominations and Sects ;— Dissenters ;•— New 
 England. 
 
 Conscience and Casuistry. 
 
 Alford (H.) The christian conscience. [In his Essays, etc.] 3513.20 
 Baxter (B.) Practical theology. [In his Works, v. 1.] . .3518 01 
 Hall (J.) Cases of conscience [In his Works, v. 7.] . . . 3561.07 
 Maurice (F. D.) The conscience. Lectures on casuistry. . 3574.22 
 Pike (S.), andHayward (S.) Beligious caBes of conscience. 3584.19 
 See also Religious liberty, p. 101. 
 
 Consolation in Affliction 
 Burritt (E.) The mission of great sufferings. 1867. . . 3526.18 
 Cuyler (T. L.) The empty crib. Consolation for bereaved par- 
 ents. 1869 : 3637.17 
 
 Eliot (W. G.) The discipline of sorrow. 1868. 16°. . . . 3546.18 
 Fosberg (T. V., ed.) Voices of comfort. 1873. . . 3552.27 
 
 Hale (L. P.) The service of sorrow. 1867 3556.19 
 
 Hinton (J.) The mystery of pain: a book for the sorrowful. 
 
 1872 3562.05 
 
 Lifting the veil, [anon.] 1870 3566.15 
 
 Peabody (A. P.) Christian consolation. 1867 3518.04 
 
 Plutarch. Consolation to Apollonius. [In his Morals, v. 1, pp. 
 299-337.] 6435.26 
 
 — Consolatory letter to his wife. [In his Morals, t. 5, pp. 386- 
 
 394.] 6435.30 
 
 Thelwall (A. S.) Thoughts in affliction. 1860 3611.01 
 
 Thornton (J.) Bereaved parents consoled. 1861. . . . 3611.01 
 
 Convents and Convent Life. 
 
 [See Monastic institutions.] 
 
 Conversion. 
 
 Baxter (R. Of conversion. [In his Works, v. 2.] . . . .3518.01 
 
 Geer (G J.) Conversion of St. Paul. 1871 3554.24 
 
 Hoge (W J.) Blind Bartimeus; or, the sightless sinner. 
 
 1859 .".... 3662.17 
 
 See also Regeneration ; — Revivals. 
 
 Corinthians. 
 
 [See Epistles.] 
 
 Councils. 
 
 Hefele (K. H.) History of the Christian councils, to 326. . 8481.11 
 Landon (E. H.) Manual of councils of the Holy Catholio Church, 
 comprising the substance of the most remarkable and im- 
 portant canons, alphabetically arranged, 1846. . . 3424.07 
 Lindsay (A. W. C. lord). Ecumenicity in relation to the church of 
 England. 1870 3667.15 
 
 Council of Trent. 
 
 Bungener (L. F.) History of the council of Trent. 1866. . 3425.10 
 Vatican Council. 
 
 Capel (Monsignor). Beply to W. E. Gladstone's Political expostu- 
 lation. 1875 8527.24 
 
 Deutsch (E. O. M.) Literary remains, pp. 210-265. 1874. . 3645.07 
 
 Bollinger (J. J. I.) The pope and the council. By Janus, [pseud,] 
 2d ed. London, 1869 3426.16 
 
 Gladstone ( W. E.) The Vatican decrees in their bearing on civil 
 allegiance ; a political expostulation. Added a history of 
 the council ; with the Latin and English text of the papal 
 syllabus and the Vatican decrees. By P. Schaff. 1875. 8554.30 
 
 — Vaticanism: an answer to reproofs and replies. 1875. 3554.31 
 Hergenrother (J.) Anti-Janus: an historico-theological criticism of 
 
 "The Pope and the council," by Janus. 1870. . .8561.18 
 
 Manning (H. E.) The Centenary of St. Peter and the General 
 
 council: a pastoral letter to the clergy. 1867. . . 8574.10 
 
 — The Vatican Council, and its definitions. 1780. . . .3574.09 
 
 — The Vatican decrees in their bearings on civil allegiance. 
 
 1875 3674.33 
 
 Newman (J. H.) Letter on oooasion of Mr. Gladstone's Expostu- 
 lation. 1875 3578.09 
 
 Pressense (E. de). Rome and Italy at the opening of the CEcumenical 
 
 council. 1S70 3585.16 
 
 Prussia and the Vatican. [Macmillan. v. 80. 1874.] 
 
 War between Prussia and Rome. [Qu. rev. Apl. 1874. v. 136.] 
 
 Note. — See American annual euoyclop&idia, years 1870, 1871: 
 
 article Roman Catholic church. The text of the dogma is 
 
 given in Latin and English among the public documents of 
 
 the annual for 1870, page 640. 
 
 Covetousness. 
 Dick (T.) An essay on the sin and evils of covetousness. [Works, 
 v. 1. 1863.] . 6033.01 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
BIBLICAL, RELIG-IOUS, AND ECCL. LIT. : Creeds to Dissent. 
 
 83 
 
 Harris (J.) Mammon ; or, covetousness the Bin of the christian 
 church. 1837 3662.04 
 
 Creeds. 
 
 Barrow (I.) The apostles' creed: sermons. [Works, v. 2.] 3515.02 
 Bingham (J.) Of catechumens and creeds. [In his Antiquities, 
 
 etc. v. 3.] 3423.13 
 
 Note.— Gives the text of the principal early creeds 
 Duncan (J. M.) Remarks on the rise, use, and unlawfulness of 
 
 creeds and confessions of faith. 1825 3543.27 
 
 Garbett (E.) The dogmatic faith. The relation of revelation and 
 
 dogma. Bampton lectures, 1867. 1868. 12°. . . . 3554.17 
 Harvey ( Wm. W.) History and theology of the three oreeds. 2 v. 
 
 1854 8541.07 
 
 Miller (J.) Fetich in theology ; or doctrinalisrn twin to ritualism. 
 
 1874 3575.30 
 
 Nicolas (.1/.) Le symbole des Apotres : essai historique. 3577.21 
 Pearson J.) Exposition of the creed. With an appendix, contain- 
 ing the principal Greek and Latin creeds. 1851. . . 3584.06 
 Perring (Sir P.) Churches and their creeds. 1871. . . . 3684.14 
 Spring (G ) Dissertation of the rule of faith. 1844. . . 6093.04 
 Swainson (C. A.) The creeds of the church, in their relations to 
 
 the word of God and to the conscience of the christian. 
 
 Hulsean lectures, 1857 3595.23 
 
 See also Athanasian Creed; — Thirty-nine articles. 
 
 Cross. 
 
 Crosses. [3 articles in Ec.clesiologist, v. 8-9, 1848.] . . .3365.04 
 Hewson (W.) History of the Cross. [In his Scriptures, etc.] 3736.06 
 Mortillet (67. de). Le signe de la croix avaut le christianisnie. 
 
 1866 1463.11 
 
 See also, in the general alphabet, Fine arts {Sacred art. — 
 
 Symbolism.) 
 
 Culture and Religion. 
 Shairp (J. C.) Culture and religion in some of their relations. 
 
 1871 3593.06 
 
 See also headings ' Christianity,' * Church,' p. 80. 
 
 Daniel (Book of). 
 
 Barnes [A.) Notes, etc. 1863 3734.06 
 
 Calvin (J.) Commentaries, etc. 2 v. 1852-53 3734.08 
 
 Elliott (E. B.) Examination of the chief prophecies of Daniel. 
 
 [In his Horas apocalypticee. 1866.] 3766.14 
 
 Hengstenberg (E. W.) Dissertation on the genuineness of Daniel. 
 
 1847 3734.07 
 
 Deans. 
 
 Dansey (W.) Horse Decanias rurales. Of rural Deans. 2 v. 3541.16 
 
 Death. 
 
 Dodd (JT.) Reflections on Death. 1818 1641.04 
 
 Warton («/.) Death-bed scenes and pastoral conversations. 2d ed. 
 
 4v 3617.16 
 
 Welby (H.) Mysteries of life, death, and futurity. 1863. . 3622.06 
 See also Consolation in affliction, p. 82. 
 
 Deism. 
 
 Leland (J.) View of deistical writers of England. 1836. .3566.06 
 Leslie (C.) Short and easy method with the Deists. [In Christian 
 
 literature.] 3538.01 
 
 Wollaston (W.) The religion of nature delineated. 1738. . 3U2S.05 
 See also Natural religion. 
 
 Deluge. 
 
 Buckland (TV.) Reliquiae Diluvianse; or, observations on organic 
 remains attesting the action of an universal deluge. 2d ed. 
 1824 .... 4117.03 
 
 Olmstead (J. M.) Noah and his times. 1854 3581.05 
 
 Rickart (C. von). Menes and Cheops identified in histoiy under 
 different names. 1869 1076.05 
 
 Smith (67 ) Chaldsean account of the delude from terra cotta tab- 
 lets fouud at Nineveh. Two photographs, with translation. 
 1872 A. 27.15 
 
 Twemlow (G.) Facts and fossils to prove the deluge of Noah. 3762.11 
 See also Commentaries on Genesis. 
 
 Denominations and Sects. 
 
 American christian record : containing the history, confession 
 of faith, and statistics of each religious denjmination in tiie 
 
 United States and Europe. 1860 3455.01 
 
 Beecher (T. K.) Our seven churches. 1870 3412.18 
 
 Contents : Soman Catholic Presbyterian. Protestant Epis- 
 copal. Methodist Episcopal. Baptist and Congregational. 
 Liberal christian. 
 Blunt (J. H.) Dictionary of sects, heresies, ecclesiastical parties 
 
 and schools of religious thought. 1874 1:142.:! 05 
 
 CornwaUis (C. F. and others). Christian sects in the 19th century. 
 
 1850 3411.09 
 
 Curteis (G. H.) Dissent in its relation to the church of England. 
 
 Bampton lectures, 1871. 1872 3537.16 
 
 Gardner (J.) *Faiths of the world. 2 T. 1858-60. . . . 8428.01 
 
 Denominational reason why. 1866 3412.19 
 
 Gorrie (P. D.) Churches and sects of the TJ. S. 1850. . . 3555.03 
 
 Hayward (J.) Book of religions. 1870 3411 19 
 
 Physiology of the sects. 1874 3584.24 
 
 Contents ; Churchmen. Roman catholics. Independents. 
 Baptists. Presbyterians. Friends. Unitarians. 
 
 PiUs street chapel lectures. Boston, 1858. 12° 3564.12 
 
 Clark (W. R.) Why I am a Methodist. Thayer (T. B.) Why 
 are you a Universalist ? Adams (N.) Why am I a Trinitarian 
 Congregationalist ? Sykes (J. N.) Why I am a Baptist. Ran- 
 dall (G. M.) Why I am a churchman. Dewey (O.) Why I am 
 a Unitarian. King (T. S.) Spiritual Christianity. 
 
 Marsden (J. B.) History of christian churches and sects. 2 v 
 
 1856 3412.03 
 
 Eupp (I. D.) History of the religious denominations in the 
 
 United States. 1844 3458.03 
 
 Where is the city ? [anon.] 1868 3623.01 
 
 Contents : Baptists. Congregationalists. Methodists. Epis- 
 copalians. Quakers. Swedenborgians. Spiritualists. Uni- 
 versalists. Unitarians. 
 
 See also the names of various Churches and Sects. 
 
 Devil and Evil Spirits. 
 
 Cobbe (F. P.) The devil. [In Fortnightly rev., v. 16, 1871.] 
 
 Beard (J. R.) Autobiography of Satan. 1872 3615.23 
 
 DeFoe (D.) History of the devil. 1851 3544.01 
 
 Same. [In his Miscel. works, v. 10.] 5032.10 
 
 Hunt (Leigh). Treatise, etc. [In his Wishing-cap papers.] . 2632.24 
 Keruot (Henry). Bibliotheca diabolica ; books relating to the 
 
 devil. 1874 3544.26 
 
 Laporte (H.de). The devil : does he exist? and what does he do ? 
 
 1871 3543.24 
 
 Masson (D.) The three devils : Luther's, Milton's, and Goethe's. 
 
 1874 2536.30 
 
 Mateer IS.) Account of Travancore and its devil worship. 1031.13 
 Reville (A.) The devil, his origin, greatness, and decadence. 
 
 1871 . 3586.27 
 
 Root (J.) Horrors of delirium tremens. 1844. . . . 3587.22 
 Note. — Asserts the existence of a personal Devil. 
 
 Scott (R.) Scriptural claims ol the devil. 1822 3592.06 
 
 Sharp (G.) The case of Saul, shewing that his disorder was a 
 
 real spiritual possession 3812.29 
 
 Young (Joseph). Demonology : or the scripture doctrine of devils. 
 
 1856 3025.22 
 
 See also, in the general alphabet, Occult sciences ; — Spirit- 
 ualism ;— Superstitions ; — Witchcraft 
 
 Devotional Works. 
 
 Amory (T.) Dialogue on devotion, after the manner of Xenophon. 
 2d ed. 1746 3U22 22 
 
 Beecher (H. W.) Morning and evening exercises. Ed. by L. Ab- 
 bott. 1871 3516.22 
 
 Bogatzlcy (C. H.von). God's thought of peace in war. 1762. 1091.13 
 
 — Golden treasury for the children of God. 1872. . . . 3522.19 
 
 Friswell (J. H.) The silent hour. 1868 3563 12 
 
 Gasparin (MmcA.de) . The near and the heavenly horizons. 3554.14 
 Greenwell (D.) Colloquia Crucis: a sequel to "Two friends." 
 
 1871 3555.27 
 
 Juliana (Mother). Sixteen revelations of divine love. 1864. 3563.23 
 Kempis (T. a). Of the imitation of Jesus Christ. Rendered into 
 
 English by G. Stanhope. 1702 3513.18 
 
 — Same. Introd. essay, by T. Chalmers. With life, by C. Ull- 
 
 man. 1858 3513.17 
 
 Loomis (L. C.) Mizpah. Prayer and friendship. 1858. . 3506.18 
 Mountford (W.) Euthanasy, or happy talk towards the end of 
 
 life 3576.01 
 
 Patience of hope. By the author of "A present heaven." 
 
 1862 3583.10 
 
 Phelps (A.) The still hour; or, communion with God. 1862. 3584.20 
 
 Scudder (H ) ( hnstian's daily walk. 1776 3592.12 
 
 Sweldune (S. S., Mme.) Writings. Ed. by Count de Falloux. 
 
 1869 3595.21 
 
 Taylor (J.) The rule and exercises of holy living. 1864. . 3612.18 
 
 — The rub and exercises of holy dying. 1864 3612 19 
 
 Teresa tie Jesus (SI.) Way of perlectiou ; and conceptions of divine 
 
 love. 1852 . 3612.22 
 
 Tholuck (A.) Hours of christian devotion. 1871. . . .3613.07 
 Two friends. By the author of "The patience of hope." 
 
 1863 3614.22 
 
 Upham (T. r.) The life of faith. 1857 3615.13 
 
 — Principles of the hidden life, faith and love. 1858. .3615.12 
 
 Walts [J ) Discourse on the love of God. 17911 3617.24 
 
 Zschokke, III.) Meditations on life and its religious duties. 
 
 1863. 3625.25 
 
 See Prayers;— Liturgies. 
 
 Dictionaries and Encyclopedias. 
 
 Blunt (J. H.) *Dictionary of doctrinal and historical theology. 
 2d ed. 1872 3428.04 
 
 — *Dietionary of sects, heresies, ecclesiastical parties, and 
 
 schools of religions thought. 1874 3428.05 
 
 Eadie (J.) Ecclesiastical cyclopaedia; or dictionary of christian 
 
 antiquities and sects. 1862 3412.01 
 
 Herzog (J. J.) Real-enoyclopiidie iiir protestantischo Theologie 
 
 und Kirche. 20 V. 1854-65 3568.18 
 
 Same. Protestant theological and ecclesiastical encyclopae- 
 dia: a condensed translation, by J. H. A. Bomberger v. 1. 
 
 Phila. 1858. 8° 3418.18 
 
 Honk ( W. F.) Church dictionary. 1854 3412.02 
 
 M< Clintock (J.) and Strong (J.) *Cyc]opsedia of biblical, theological, 
 and ecclesiastical literature, v. 1-5. 1867-73. . . . 3716.11 
 See also Bible, i Dictionaries, p. 79.) 
 
 Dissent. 
 
 Canne (J.) A necessity of separation from the church of England 
 proved by the Nonconformists' principles. 1849. [Han- 
 serd Kuoilys Society.] 3558.10 
 
 Curteis (G. H.) Dissent in its relation to the church of Eng- 
 land • 3537.16 
 
 Martinrau (J .) Why dissent? An address. 1871. . . 3574.30 
 
 Taylor (J. J.) Retrospect of the religious life of England; or, the 
 church, puritanism, and free inquiry. 2d ed. revised. 
 1853 3446.14 
 
 Vaughan (R.) English nonconformity. 1862. . . . 3446.16 
 
 In aBking for books, use the " Book Order," Klring the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the N UMBER. 
 
84 
 
 BIBLICAL, RELIGIOUS, AND ECCL. LIT. : Dissenters to England. 
 
 Dissenters. 
 
 Bogus (D.) and Bennett (J.) History of the dissenters. 1688-1808. 
 
 4 V. 1808-12 3436.03 
 
 Fletcher (J.) Hist, of independency in England, since the Re- 
 formation. 4 V. 1847 3452.17 
 
 Halley (R.) Lancashire: its puritanism and nonconformity. 2 v. 
 
 1869 3436.16 
 
 Skeats (U.S.) History of the free churches of England. 1688-1851. 
 
 1869 3435.17 
 
 Wilson ( W.) History and antiquities of Dissenting churches and 
 
 meeting houses in London, Westminster, and Southwark. 
 
 4 v. 1808-1804 3452.13 
 
 See also Baptists ; — Gongregationalists ; — Methodists ;— 
 
 Presbyterians ; — Puritans, etc. 
 
 Doctrine and Dogma. 
 Bernard (T. D.) The progress of doctrine in the New Testament. 
 
 1867 3523.05 
 
 Blunt (J. II.) Dictionary of sects, heresies, ecclesiastical parties, 
 
 and schools of religious thought. 1874 3426.05 
 
 Hagenbach (K. R.) Text-book of the history of doctrines. 2 v. 
 
 1863 3556 07 
 
 Martensen (IT.) Christian dogmatics. 1866 3573.21 
 
 Neander (A.) Lectures on the history of christian dogmas. 2 v. 
 
 1858 3577.04 
 
 Shedd (W. 67. T.) History of christian doctrine. 2 v. 1863. 3593 10 
 Van Oosterzee (J. J.) Christian dogmatics. From the Dutch, by 
 
 J. W. Watson and 11. J. Evans, v. 1-2 3616.10 
 
 See also Church history:— Creeds; Systematic theology.eic. 
 
 Druids. 
 
 Dames (E.) Mythology and rites of the British Druids. 1809. 3817.19 
 Essay on the Neodruidic heresy in Britannia. Part 1. [anon.] 
 
 1838 3818.16 
 
 Identity of the religions called Druidical and Hebrew, [anon.] 
 
 1829 5091.02 
 
 Ledwich (E.) A dissertation on the religion of the Druids. 
 
 [Archaeologia, v. 7, 1785.] 5128. 
 
 Bust (J.) Druidism exhumed. 1871 3587.21 
 
 Smiddy (R.) Essay on the Druids, the ancient churches, and the 
 
 Bound Towers of Ireland. 1871 3817.26 
 
 See also Histories of England, France, and Scotland. (Celtic 
 period.) 
 
 Dutch Reformed Church. 
 
 Heidelberg catechism, in German, Latin, and English : with his- 
 torical introduction. 1863. . 3562.32 
 
 Eastern and Greco-Russian Churches. 
 
 Holy Eastern church : a popular outline of its history, doctrines, 
 liturgies, and vestments, [anon.] 1870 3424.19 
 
 Neale (J H.) History of the Holy Eastern church. General in- 
 trod. 2 v. 1850 3466.01 
 
 — History ot the Patriarchate of Alexandria. 2 v. 1847 . 3466.03 
 
 Palmer ( Wm., translator). The Patriarch and the Tsar 3 v 
 
 1871-73 3583.20 
 
 V. ] . Replies of Nicon, patriarch, against the questions of 
 the boyar Simeon Streshneff, and the answers of the metro- 
 politan of Gaza, Paisius Ligarides. 
 
 2. Testimonies concerning the patriarch Nicon, the tsar, 
 and the boyars, from the travels of Macarius. 
 
 3. History of the condemnation of Nicon by a plenary 
 council, 1666-67. Written by Paisius Ligarides. 
 
 Romanoff {II. C.) Sketches of the rites and customs of the Greco- 
 Russian church. 1869 3424 18 
 
 Stanley (A. P.) Lectures on the history of the Eastern church. 
 1861 3417.09 
 
 Tondini (C.) The pope of Rome and the popes of the oriental 
 churches. 1871 3424.17 
 
 Ecclesiastes. 
 
 Hengstenberg (E. W.) Commentary, etc. 1869 3734 10 
 
 Noyes (67. R.) New translation, with introd. and notes. 4th ed. 
 
 1868 ^ 3734 10 
 
 Sandys (G.) Paraphrase, etc. [In Ms Poetical works.'] '. '. 1684]32 
 
 See Bible ; and Old Testament, for other commentaries 
 
 as Lange, v. 10 [3725.19] ; and Speaker's commentary ^ 
 
 Ecclesiastical Law. 
 
 Tyler (R. H.) American ecclesiastical law. 1866 3614 27 
 
 See also Church polity. 
 
 Elijah. 
 
 Lowrie (J. M.) The translated prophet. 1868 3566 20 
 
 See Prophets. 
 
 England. 
 
 General Church History and Present Establishment. 
 Collier l J.) Ecclesiastical history of Great Britain to the end of 
 the reign of Charles the second. New ed. With life of the 
 
 author, by T. Cathbury. 9 v. 1852 3444 m 
 
 Eiquiros (A.) Religious life in England. 1867. ' 3443 '04 
 
 fuller (T.) Church history of Britain, until 1648. 3 v. 1842' 3444'l3 
 
 Harrington (Sir J ) Addicion to Godwin's catalogue of bishops 
 
 [In las Nuga: autiquas. v. 2, pp. 1-281.1 . 473 29 
 
 lSM-of' Li ™ 3 ° f the Arckbi8h °P B o' Canterbury, v. 1-8. 
 
 ,, v ; *• Anglo-Saxon period.' 2. Anglo-Norman' period, is* 
 Midd^-age period. 6-8. Reformation period. 
 t&lnx n?lT f^'feht in England, from the reformation to 
 the end of the last century. 1870 2 v 3445 J7 
 
 Inett (J.) Origines Anglicanae : or, a history of the English 
 church from the conversion of the English Saxons till the 
 death of King John, 1216. 2 v. in 3. 1855 3444 jg 
 
 Johnson (J.) Collection of the laws and canons of the church of 
 England to the reign of Henry viii. 2 v. 1850. . . . 3435 19 
 
 Joyce (J. \V.) The civil power in its relation to the church : with 
 special reference to the court of final ecclesiastical anneal 
 in England. 1869 3436 22 
 
 Le Neve {J.) Fasti Ecclesiaa Anglicanae, or calendar of the prin. 
 cipal ecclesiastical dignitaries in England and Wales to 1715* 
 Continued to the present time by T. D. Hardy. 3 v. 1854* 
 
 3444 16 
 
 Newman (J. H.) The convocation of the province of Canterbury 
 [In his Hist, sketches.] 358107 
 
 Perry (67. G.) History of the church of England. From the death 
 of Elizabeth [1603]. 3 v. 1861 3445 J" 
 
 Ravenstein (E. G.) Denominational statistics of England anrl 
 Wales. 1870 3445^0 
 
 Smith (67.) The religion of ancient Britain, historically con- 
 sidered. 2d ed. 1846 344^ u5 
 
 Thackeray (F.) Researches into the ecclesiastical and political 
 state of ancient Britain under the Roman emperors. 2 v. in 
 1. 1843 3442 Qg 
 
 Short (T. V.) Sketch of the history of the church of Enelanrt tn 
 1688. 1870 3443 05 
 
 Southey (67.) Book of the church. [To William iii.] 1841. 344412 
 
 Strickland (A.) Lives of the seven bishops committed to the 
 tower in 1688. [Sancroft, Lake, White, Turner Ken Llovd 
 Trelawny.] '344515 
 
 Tulloch (J.) Rational theology and christian philosophy in Ene 
 
 land in the 17th century. 2 v. 1872 3445 q 9 
 
 v. 1. Liberal churchmen, v. 2. Cambridge platonistB 
 
 Williams (F ) Lives of the cardinals ; to Wolsey. [12-16 cent.] 
 
 2 v. 1868. 
 
 3437.16 
 
 Wordsworth (C.) Ecclesiastical biography; or, lives of eminent 
 men connected with the history of re.igion in Eueland 
 
 4th ed. 4 v. 1853 3446 of 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Introduction from Inett. Wickliffe W 
 Thorp. Lord Cobham. Chaucer and Gower. Extracts from 
 Fox. Dean Colet, by Erasmus. Cardinal Wolsey, by Caven- 
 dish. 
 
 2. T. Bilney, by Fox. Sir T. More. W. Tindall. Cromwell 
 Earl of Essex, John Rogers, Hooper, Rowland Taylor and 
 Latimer, by Fox. 
 
 3. Ridley and Cranmer, by Fox. T. Mountain, by Strype 
 Bp. Jewel. B. Gilpin, by Bp. Carleton. Hooker and Donne' 
 by I. Walton. Whitgift, by Sir G. Paul. 
 
 4. Herbert, Wolton, Sanderson, by I. Walton N Ferrar 
 by Dr. Peckard. Bp. Hall, by himself. Dr. H. Hammond by 
 Bp. Fell. Baxter, by himself. Sir Matthew Hale and earl of 
 Rochester, by Burnett. Tillotson. Index. 
 
 See also (in Countries) England. (Ecclesiastical historians.) 
 
 Doctrines and Controversies. 
 Brooke (S. A.) Freedom in the church of England : six sermons 
 
 suggested by the Voysey judgment. 1871 3523.20 
 
 Cattermole (R.) Literature of the church of England. 2 v. 1844. 
 
 Cobbett (W.) Legacy to parsons. 1835 353614 
 
 Conybeare (J. W.) The church in the mountain. Church parties. 
 Vestries and church-rates. [In his Essays, 1855.] . . 2527 01 
 
 Dame Albion 'b Church school ; or high, low, and broad ideas of 
 essentials. By S. E. T. [anon.] 1871 483.13 
 
 Degge (Sir S.) The parson's counsellor ; with the law of tithes. 
 7th ed. by C. Ellis. 1820 3543 25 
 
 Doctor Hookwell ; on the Anglo-Catholic family, [anon.] 3 v 
 1842 3541 09 
 
 Jacob (67. A.) Ecclesiastical polity of New Testament, a study for 
 the present crisis. 1872 3564.13 
 
 Lindsay (A. W. C, lord). Scepticism as' compared with the 
 church of Eugland. 1861 3567 14 
 
 Monsell (J. S. B.) Our new vicar. 1870 3675.16 
 
 Newman (J. H.) Prospects of the Anglican church" [In his Es- 
 says.yl;]. . 3581.09 
 
 — Ihe catholicity of the Anglican church. [In his Essays, v. 2. 
 
 _ .. . , 3581.10 
 
 On the interests of the church of England. London, 1821. 8'. 
 , [Pamph., v. 19.] 605 8.19 
 
 Principles at stake. Essays on church questions of the day. Ed. 
 
 by G. H. Sumner. 1868 3585.19 
 
 Note.— Put forth under ' Low church ' auspices. 
 Contents: Ritualism and uniformity, by B. Shaw. The 
 increase of the Episcopate of the church of England, by 
 Lord A. Hervey. Powers and duties of the priesthood, by 
 R. Kayue Smith. National education, by A. R. Grant. Doc- 
 trine of the Eucharist, by G. H. Sumner. Scripture and 
 Ritual by T. D. Bernard. The church in South America, by 
 A. Mills. The schismatical tendency of ritualism, by G. 
 Salmon. The revisions of the liturgy considered in their 
 bearing on ritualism, by W. G. Humphry. Parties and party 
 spirit, by J. 8. Howson. 
 
 Rector (The), and his friends, [anon.] 1869 3586.20 
 
 Sadler (M. F.) Church doctrine Bible truth. 1870. . . 3587.25 
 
 Wheallcy (O.) Rational illustration of the Book of common prayer, 
 the saoramonts, and other rites of the church of England. 
 With notes by G. E. Corrie. 1858 352A.04 
 
 Wilkins (67.) Body and soul. [A church of England dialogue. 
 anon.] 2 V. 1823 ° . . . 3522 23 
 
 Wordsworth (C.) Christian institutes : discourses and tracts by 
 church of England writers. Selected, arranged systemati- 
 cally, and illustrated with notes. 4 v. 1842. . . .3625 06 
 Contents : v. 1. Evidences of natural and of revealed reli- 
 
 BROOKLYN JOBOANTILS LIBRARY. 
 
BIBLICAL, RELIGIOUS, AND ECCL. LIT. : England to Evangelical. 
 
 85 
 
 glon. Natural law. Priuciples of Christianity. 2. Sundry 
 articleB of the creed, and other principal topics of christian 
 doctrine. 3. Principles of society and of government, civil 
 and ecclesiastical. 4. Polemioal theology. Popery. Puritan- 
 ism. Nonconformity. 
 Compare Church, p. 80 ; and Episcopacy, below. 
 See also Athanasian Greed ; — Catechisms ; — Creeds ;— 
 Beans ; — Episcopacy ;— Liturgies : — Prayers ; — Sacra- 
 ments;— Thirty-nine Articles. Also Anglo-Saxon Church; 
 — Dissenters; — Scotland ; — Reformation. 
 
 For the Worlcs of leading Church of England divines see, in 
 the general alphabet, Barrow; — Chillingworth; — Leighton; 
 South;— Taylor;— etc., etc. 
 
 Oxford Tracts Controversy. 
 
 Ipostasy of the church established by law, and the insufficiency 
 of her creeds and articles to secure uniformity of faith. 
 London, 1845. 8°. [Miscel. Pamphlets, v 18.] . . . 6093.18 
 
 3eaven [J.] calm exposure of the unfairness of the "General re- 
 ply to all objections " of the author of " Ancient Christian- 
 ity." 1840 3612.14 
 
 Sricknell ( IV.S ) The judgment of the bishops upon the tractarian 
 theology. A complete analytical arrangement of the charges 
 delivered by the prelates of the Anglican church, from 1837 
 to 1842, inclusive ; so far as they relate to the tractarian 
 movement. 1845. . . 3523.26 
 
 Brittan [T. S.) The modern anti-christ [The Tractarian move- 
 ment] portrayed. 1847 3524.22 
 
 PuainlA.W.) Address on the establishment of the hierarchy. 
 1851. MSB- 1 * 
 
 Taylor (I.) Ancient Christianity and the doctrines of the Oxlord 
 tracts. 2 v. 1839 3612.13 
 
 Tracts for the times. By members of the university of Oxford. 
 6 v. 1839-41 3613.09 
 
 England (Church of) vs. Church of Rome. 
 
 Chillingworth (IF.) Works. 1836 3535.06 
 
 Pusey IE. B.) The church of England a portion of Christ's Cath- 
 olic church : an eirenicon. 1865 3580.05 
 
 Reasons for returning from the church of Borne to the church of 
 
 England. 1871 3586.28 
 
 England (Cliurch of) in the Colonies. 
 
 Anderson {J. S. M.) The history of the church of England in the 
 colonies and foreign dependencies of the British Empire. 
 3 v. 1856. 3451.01 
 
 Episcopacy. 
 
 Barnes (A.) Episcopacy tested by scripture. [In his Essays, etc. 
 v. 1. 1855.] 2513.06 
 
 Cave {W.) Government of the ancient church by bishops, etc. 
 [App. to his Primitive Christianity. 1840.] .... 3414.15 
 
 Episcopacy with reference to the modern Popular Societies. 2d 
 ed. London, 1820. [Pamphleteer, v. 16.] 6058.16 
 
 Duffield (G ) The claims of " Episcopal bishops " examined 2d 
 ed. 1842 3544.25 
 
 Kip (W. I.) The double witness of the church. 1844. . . 3564 14 
 
 Linn (IF.), Beasley (F.). and Sow i T. Y.) Collection of essays on 
 Episcopacy. With notes by J. H. Hobart. 1806. . 3558.23 
 
 Marshall {T. W.) Notes on Episcopal polity. 1844. . . . 3447.04 
 
 Milton (J.) Brief notes upou Griffith's sermon, titled the Fear of 
 God and the king ; Of reformation in England. Of prelatk-al 
 Episcopacy. [In his Works, v. 2, 1848.] 6054.02 
 
 — Reason of church government urged against prelaty. Of 
 civil power in ecclesiastical causes. Likeliest means to re- 
 move hirelings out of the church. [Ire Ms Works, v. 2-3. 
 1848.] . . 5054.02 
 
 Sage [J.) Works. With memoir and notes. 3 v. 1844-46. . 3588.11 
 Contents: v.l. Fundamental charter of presbytery, as it hath 
 been lately established In the kingdom of Scotland, exam- 
 ined and disproved, v. 2-3. Principles of the Oyprianic 
 age, with regard to episcopal power and jurisdiction. 
 
 Taylor (J.) Sacred order and offices of episcopacy. [In his Works, 
 
 V 2, 1853.] 3618.02 
 
 See also Church polity ;— England (Church of) ; — Meth- 
 odist Episcopal Church ; — Protestant Episcopal Church. 
 
 Epistles. 
 
 Macknight (J.) A new literal translation of the Epistles. With a 
 commentary and notes. Added a history of the life of the 
 Apostle Paul. 2d ed. 6 v. London, 1806. 8". . . 3748.01 
 Contents : v. 1. Preface. Preliminary essays. Romans. 
 2. Corinthians. 3. Covenant with Abraham. Justification. 
 Galatians. Ephesiaus. Mediation of Christ. Philippians. 
 Colossians. 4. Thessalonians. Timothy. Titus. Philemon. 
 6. Hebrews. James. Peter. 6. John. Interpretation of 
 Scripture. Life of Paul. Jude. 
 
 Life and Writings of St. Paul. 
 Arnold (M.) St. Paul and Protestantism; with an Introduction on 
 Puritanism and the church of England. 1870. . . 3514.04 
 Note Reviewed by R. H. Hutton in Contemp. rev., v. 14. 
 
 Barnes (A.) Scenes in the life of Paul. 1869 3514 18 
 
 Bauer (F. C.) Paul; his life and works 3756.05 
 
 Bentham (J.) Not Paul, but Jesus. 1823 3521.15 
 
 Brown [S.) The fidianism of St. Paul. [In his Lectures aud Es- 
 says. V. 2. 1858.] 2515.02 
 
 Bungener (F.) St. Paul: his life, labours, and epistles. 1870 3526.02 
 
 Butler (ft M.) St. Paul in Rome. 1865 3527.05 
 
 Conybeare ( W. J.) and Howson {J. S.) Life and epistles of St. Paul. 
 
 2 7. 1858 3755.17 
 
 Note.— For articles occasioned by this work see Ed. rev., v. 
 
 97. 1863; New Englander, v. 12, 1854; North Amer. rev., v. 
 7? 1853; North Br. rev., v. 20, 1863. 
 Falconer ( TV.) Dissertation on St. Paul's voyage and shipwreck on 
 
 the Island Melite. 2d ed. 1870 3758.10 
 
 Howson [J. S. > The companions of St . Paul. 1871. . . .3755 22 
 Lewin (J'.) Life and epistles of St. Paul. 2 V. 1851. . . 3756.01 
 Locke {J.) Essay, paraphrase, and notes on some of St. Paul's 
 
 Epistles. [In his Works, v. 8.] 5052.08 
 
 Lytleton (67. Lord.) Observations on the apostleship of wt. Paul. 
 
 [In Christian literature.] 3638.01 
 
 Same. [In his Works, v. 2.] 6052.14 
 
 Monod [A.) St. Paul; five discourses. 1860 357...18 
 
 More (H.) On the life and writings of St. Paul. [In her Works, v. 
 
 4. 1840.) . . 5057.01 
 
 Paley(W.) Horro Paulinos 3522.12 
 
 Same. [In Christian evidences. 1847.] 3538.06 
 
 Paul of Tarsus.- times and gospel. 1872 3588.07 
 
 Renan (£.) Saint Paul. 1869 3114.11 
 
 Note.— Reviewed by E. H Plumptre in Contem. rev., v. 
 11, 1869. 
 
 Romans. 
 
 Barnes [A.) Notes, etc. 1863 3742.04 
 
 Calvin (./.) Commentaries, etc. Tr. by J. Owen. 1849. . 3748.10 
 
 Same. Ed. from the Eng. transl. of C. Rosdell, by H Bev- 
 
 eridge. 1844 . . . 3748.11 
 
 Chalmers (7/.) Lectures, etc., 2 v. 1854 3532.14 
 
 Colenso (J. W.) Epistle to the Romans, translated and explained. 
 
 1863 3755.19 
 
 Hodge (C.) Commentary, etc. New ed. 1864 3755.25 
 
 Lange {J. P.) and Fay (F. R.) Commentary, etc. 1869. . 3747.15 
 Lightfoot [J.) Horse Hebrauaa. [In his Works, v. 12, 1823.] 3567.12 
 
 Whedon [D. D.) Commentary, etc. 1871 3755.12 
 
 Corinthians. 
 
 Barnes (A.) Notes on the 1 Corinthians. 1863 3742.05 
 
 — Notes on the 2 Corinthians. 1863 3742.06 
 
 Calvin [J.) Commentary, etc. 2 v. 1848-49 3748.07 
 
 Kling (ft F.) Commentary, etc. [v. 6 of Lange] . . 3741.16 
 
 Lightfoot (J) Horse Hebraicse [In his WorkB, v. 12. 1823. 3567.12 
 
 Robertson [F. W.) Sermons on the Corinthians. 1860. . 3587.08 
 
 Galatians. 
 
 Barnes {A.) Notes, etc. 1863 3742.06 
 
 Calvin (J.) Commentaries, etc. 1854 3748.13 
 
 Schmoller (O.) Commentary, etc. [v. 7, of Lange.] . . . 3747.17 
 Ephesians. 
 
 Barnes [A.) Notes, etc. 1863 3742 07 
 
 Braune {K.) Commentary, etc. [v. 7 of Lange.] .... 3747 17 
 
 Calvin [J.) Commentaries, etc. 1854 3748.13 
 
 Philippians. 
 
 Barnes [A.) Notes, etc. 1863 3742 07 
 
 Braune [K ) Commentary, etc. [v. 7 of Lange.] . 
 
 Calvin {J.) Commentaries, e(c. 1851 
 
 Colossians. 
 
 Barnes (A.) Notes, etc. 1863 3742 07 
 
 Braune (7T.) Commentary, etc. 1871. [v. 7 of Lange.] . 3747 17 
 
 Calvin [J.) Commentaries, etc. 1851 3748.14 
 
 Thessalonians. 
 Auberlen (ft A.) and Riggenbach (ft J.) See Lange (J. P.) Commen- 
 tary. New Test., v. 8 3747. 18 
 
 Barnes [A.) Notes, etc. 1863 olfo'?? 
 
 Calvin {J.) Commentaries, etc. 1851 3748.14 
 
 Timothy, Titus, Philemon. 
 
 Barnes {A.) Notes, etc. 1863 . • • • • J7 4 2 08 
 
 Van Oosterzee [J. J., Commentary, [v. 8 of Lange'sN. T.] 3747.18 
 
 Calvin [J.) Commentaries, e(c. 1856 3748.1- 
 
 Hebrews. 
 
 Barnes (A.) Notes or .Hebrews 1863. . 3742.09 
 
 Calvin (J.) Commentaries on Hebrews. 1853 iu a.ua 
 
 Delitzsch [F.) Commentary on Hebrews. 2 v. 1868. 
 Moll (ft B.) Commentary, [v. 8 of Lange's N. T ] . 
 
 James, Peter, John, Jude. 
 Barnes (A.) Notes, etc. 1863.. . ... .... • • • 3742.10 
 
 Calvin (J.) Commentaries on the catholic epistles. . . . 3748. is 
 
 Lange [J. P.) Commentary, etc. v. 9 of New Test. 1808 3747.19 
 9 Confers.- James, by J. P. Lange. Peter, by G. F.C. Fron- 
 miiller. John, by Karl Braune. Jude, by G. F. C. Iron- 
 miiller. 
 
 John. 
 
 Ebrard IJ. H. A) Biblical commentary, etc. of St. John, in con- 
 tinuation of the work of Olshausen. With an appendix on 
 the Catholic EpiBtles, and an essay on the hie aud writings 
 of St. John. Tr. by Rev. W. B. Pope. 1800. . . . 3756.03 
 
 Maurice IF. D.) The epistles of St. John. A series of lectures on 
 
 christian ethics. 1867 3166 - 04 
 
 Essenes. 
 
 De Quincey (T.) The Essenes. [In his Hist, and Crit. essays.^ v. 
 
 Ginslulf\c D.) The Essenes': their 'history,' and' doctrines 
 
 Hitched [E. A.) Christ 'the spirit.' v. {. ''2d ed. enlarged I [No 
 
 more published.] 1861 .■ • ? 6 "'. u f 
 
 Note ! — Many bibliographical references are given in the 
 articles in M'Olintock and Strong, Kitto, Smith, etc. 
 
 Evangelical Religion. 
 
 Foster (J.) On some of the causes by which evangelical religion 
 
 . 3747.17 
 . 3748.14 
 
 375.1.20 
 . 3747.18 
 
 In asking for books, use the 
 
 ■ Book Order," giving the AUTHOB'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
86 BIBLICAL, RELIGIOUS, AND ECCL. LIT. : Evangelical to Evidences. 
 
 has been rendered less acceptable to persons of cultivated 
 
 taste. [Essays, 1835.] , • • • . • « 1 * 06 
 
 Memminger (B. W.) What is religion? a protest against ''The 
 
 Spirit of the age." 2™ n? 
 
 Neat (J.) One word more for unbelievers. 1854 357J.U1 
 
 See also the names of the various Evangelical churches. 
 Also Evangelical alliance in general alphabet. 
 
 Evidences of Christianity. 
 
 Addison (J.) Of the christian religion. [In Ms Works, v. 2.] 5012.02 
 
 Aids to faith. [Replies to "Essays and reviews."] Ed. by W. 
 Thomson. 1862 ?™"2? 
 
 Ante-Nicene christian library. 24 v 3467.01 
 
 For Contents see p. 30 of Catalogue. 
 
 Auberlen (C. A.) The divine revelation. 1867 3514.12 
 
 Bacheler (O.) and Owen (B. D.) Discussion on the existence of 
 God and the authenticity of the Bible. 2 v. 1833. . 3514.15 
 
 Baxter (B.) Reasons of the christian religion. [In his Works, 
 Y 2] 3518.02 
 
 BaynelP.) Testimony of Christ to Christianity. 1862. . 3515.06 
 
 Becket (A.) Saturnian times ; or, the established religion ex- 
 ploded for the hero-worship of old. [In his Miscellanies, 
 v. 2.) 1714.02 
 
 Bentley IB.) Boyle's lectures, a confutation of atheism ; Remarks 
 upon a Discourse of fiee-thinking, [by A. Collins]. [Works, 
 vf 3i ] 6017.03 
 
 Berkeley (67.) Alciphron ; or, the minute philosopher. [In Ms 
 Works, v. 2, 1871 5424.02 
 
 Bierbowcr (A.) Principles of a system of philosophy, to reconcile 
 metaphysics and religion. 1870 3522.22 
 
 Boston Lectures, 1870. Christianity and scepticism. . . 3523.23 
 
 Same. 1871. Questions of biblical criticism. . . .3523.21 
 
 Same. 1872. Important traits of christian doctrine and 
 
 experience, and leading facts in the life of Christ. . 3523.22 
 
 Bowen (F.) Lowell Lectures on the application of metaphysical 
 and ethical science to the evidences of religion. 1849. 5421.08 
 
 Bremen lectures on fundamental living religious questions. By 
 various eminent European divines. From the German, by 
 D. Heagle. With an introd. by A. Hovey. 1871. . . 3523.27 
 Contents: 1. Biblical account of creation and natural 
 science, by O. Zbckler. 2. Reason, conscience, and revela- 
 tion, by H. Cremer. Miracles, by M. Fuchs. 4. The person 
 of Jesus Christ, by C. E. Luthardt. 6. The resurrection of 
 Christ, as a soterio-logico-bistorical fact, by G. TJhlhorn. 
 
 6. The scriptural doctrine of atonement, by W. F. Gees. 
 
 7. The authenticity of our Gospels, by C. Tischendorf. 
 
 8. The idea of the kingdom of God as perfected, and its sig- 
 nification for historical Christianity, by J. P. Lange. 9. 
 Christianity and culture, by J. Disselhoff. 
 
 Brown [Peter, bp. of Cork). Procedure, extent, and limits of hu- 
 man understanding. 1729 3521.18 
 
 — Things divine and supernatural conceived by analogy with 
 
 things natural and human. 1733 3521.19 
 
 Brown (S.) Argument of design equal to nothing. [In his Lectures, 
 
 V. 2, 1858.] 2515.02 
 
 Burr (E. F.) Ad fldem ; or, parish evidences. 1871. . . 3526.17 
 Butler [J.) Whole works. London, Tegg, 1852. 12". . .3527.02 
 Contents : Of natural religion ; Of revealed religion ; Of 
 personal identity ; Of the nature of virtue ; Sermons. 
 
 Same. Analogy of religion, dissertations, and sermons. 
 
 With preface by S. Halifax. With introd. and index. Lon- 
 don, Bohn. 1852. 12° 3527.02 
 
 Chalmers (T.) Evidences of the christian revelation. 1855. 3532.82 
 Same. With lectures ou Paley's Evidences. . . . 3532.11 
 
 — Lectures on Butler's Analogy 3532.18 
 
 — Prelections on Butler's Analogy, Paley's Evidences, and Hill's 
 
 Lectures. [In his Posthumous works, v. 9.] . . 3533.01 
 
 Chandler (S.) Plain reasons for being a christian. [In Christian 
 literature, 1847.] 3538.01 
 
 Chateaubriand (F. B. A. de). Genius of Christianity. . . 3534.06 
 
 Same. Spirit and beauty of the christian religion. Selec- 
 tions 3534 07 
 
 Christian literature : evidences. With prefatory memoirs, by J. 
 
 S. Jlemes. 1847 3538.01 
 
 Contents : Campbell's Dissertation on miracles. Chand- 
 ler's Plain reasons for being a christian. Jenyns' View of 
 the internal evidence of the christian religion. Leslie'B 
 Sho: t and easy method with the DeistB. Leslie's Short and 
 easy method with the Jews. Leslie's Truth of Christianity 
 demonstrated. Lyttleton's Observations on the conveision 
 of St. P,iul. Paley's Evidences of Christianity. Paley'sHorse 
 Pauliuffi. Sherlock's Trial of the witnesses, with the sequel 
 to the trial. Watson's Apology for the Bible. Watson's 
 apology for Christianity. West On the the resurrection. 
 
 ChristUeb (T.) Modern doubt and christian belief. 1874. 3534.16 
 
 Cooper (T.) The bridge of history over thegulf of time : popular 
 view of the historical evidence for Christianity. 1872. 3537.25 
 
 Davies (J.) Estimate of the human mind ; as connected with the 
 principles and obligations of the christian religion. 5435.06 
 
 De Wette ( H'. M. L ) Theodore ; or, the skeptic's conversion. 
 2 v. 1841 3542.25 
 
 Dick (T.) Philosophy of religion. [In his Works, v.l. 1853.] 6033.01 
 
 Dyer (G.) Principles of Atheism and Deism proved to be un- 
 founded, from the nature of man. [anon.] 1814. . . 4(17.14 
 
 Eglestm (67. II'.) Search after truth ; addressed to young men. 
 ls69 3540.13 
 
 Ellis (J.) The knowledge of divine things from revelation, not 
 from nature. . :j546 19 
 
 " Essays and reviews " (Replies to). With preface by the Bishoo 
 Of Oxford. 1862 .3547.07 
 
 Farrar IF. W.) Witness of history to Christ. Hulsean lectures 
 for 1870. 12° 3547 Id 
 
 Fenelon (F. de S. de La M.) Conversations with M. de Ramsai on 
 the truth of religion, with his letters on the immortality of 
 the soul and the freedom of the will. From the French, by 
 A. E. Silliman. 1869 • 3552.08 
 
 Fisher (67. P.) Essays on the supernatural origin of Christianity, 
 with special reference to the theories of Renan, Strauss, and 
 the Tubingen school. 1866 355J.17 
 
 Franklin (B.) Man's cry and God's gracious answer. 1863. 3553.10 
 
 Fuller [A.) The Gospel its own witness [In his Works.] 3554.02 
 
 Green (J. H.) Spiritual philosophy : founded on the teachings of 
 S. T. Coleridge. Ed. with a memoir of the author's life, by 
 J. Simon. 2 V. 1865 3555.24 
 
 Gregory (O.) Evidences, doctrines, and duties of the christian 
 religion. 1851 3655.15 
 
 Grolius (H ) Truth of the christian religion. 1809. . . 3555.16 
 
 Quenee [A.) Letters of certain Jews to M. Voltaire, containing an 
 apology for their own people and for the Old Testament. 
 With critical reflections, [anon.] 1848 3555.17 
 
 Guizot (F. P. 67.) Meditations on the actual state of Christianity, 
 and the attacks now made upon it. 1866. .... 3555.19 
 
 — Meditations on the essence of Christianity. 1865. . . 3555.18 
 Gurnet/ (J J.) Essays on the evidences, doctrines, and practical 
 
 operations of Christianity. 1829 3555.22 
 
 Holler [A. von). Letter to his daughter. 1803 3556.26 
 
 Haven (J.) Studies in theology. 1869 3557.10 
 
 Hay (W.) Religio philosophi ; or, principles of morality and 
 
 Christianity. 1753 3561.17 
 
 Hopkins (Mark). Evidences of Christianity. 1861. . . . 3563.02 
 Ingham Lectures. On the evidences of natural and revealed re- 
 ligion. Before the Ohio Wesleyan University. 1872. 3563.33 
 Jenyns (S ) View of the internal evidence of the christian reli- 
 gion. [In Christian literature.] 3538.01 
 
 Same. [In his Works, v. 4.] 6044.19 
 
 Kennedy (J.) Conversations on religion with lord Byron and 
 
 others. 1820 3027.23 
 
 Lardner (TV.) Ancient Jewish and heathen testimonies to the 
 truth of the christian religion. [Works, v. 6-8. 1838.] 3565.06 
 
 — Credibility of Gospel hist. [In his Works, v. 1-5, 1838.] 3565.01 
 Latham (J. H.) Theories of philosophy and religion, compared 
 
 with the christian theory as set forth by St. Paul in his let- 
 ter to the Romans. 1871 3565.12 
 
 Liddon (H. P.) Some elements of religion. Lent lectures. 3566.25 
 
 Leifchild (J.) Remarkable facts, confirmatory of Holy Scripture. 
 1869 3566.03 
 
 Leslie (Bev. C.) The truth of Christianity demonstrated; a dia- 
 logue betwixt a christian and a deist. [In Christian litera- 
 ture. 1847.] 3538.01 
 
 Locke (J.) Reasonableness of Christianity, as delivered in the 
 scriptures. [In his Works, v. 7.] 5052.07 
 
 McCosh (J.) Christianity and positivism : lectures on natural 
 theology and apologetics. 1871 3572.18 
 
 — Thompson (J. P:) and others. Questions of modern thought ; 
 
 or, lectures on the Bible and infidelity. 1871. . . . 3572.19 
 Macknight (J.) Truth of the christian religion. [Watson (R.) Col. 
 
 of tracts, v. 6. 1791.] 3621.07 
 
 Macnaught (J.) Christianity and its evidences. 1863. . 3573.11 
 Maitland \S. B.) Eruvin; or, miscellaneous essays on the nature, 
 
 history, and destiny of man. 1850 3573.25 
 
 Maurice (F. D.) Sequel to the inquiry. What is revelation ? Con- 
 taining a reply to Mr. Mansel's " Examination of Maurice's 
 Strictures on the Bampton Lectures of 1859." . . 3574.24 
 Murphy (J. J.) The scientific bases of faith 1873. . . . 3578.13 
 
 Paley{W.) Evidences of Christianity. 1857 3582.04 
 
 Same. With annot. by R. Whately. 1860. . . . 3582.05 
 
 Same. [In Christian literature.] 3538.01 
 
 Peabody (A. P.) Christianity, the religion of nature. 1864. 8584.03 
 
 — Christianity and science, 1874 3584.05 
 
 Place (B.) Thoughts on life science. 1869 3585.09 
 
 Potter (Alonzo). Religious philosophy; or, nature, man, and the 
 
 Bible. 1872 8585.12 
 
 Priestley (J.) Institutes of natural and revealed religion. [In his 
 Works, v. 2.] 3591.02 
 
 — Discourses on the evidences of revealed religion. [Works, v. 
 
 15-16] 3591.15 
 
 Sogers (H.) Eclipse of faith. 1855 3587.16 
 
 — Defence of the Eclipse of faith. 1856 3587.17 
 
 Savage (M. J.) Christianity the science of manhood. 8588.18 
 Simson (D.) Plea for religion and the sacred writings: addressed 
 
 to the disciples of Thomas Paine. 1814 8593.07 
 
 Smedtey(E. A.) Treatise on moral evidence. 1850. . . .3594.01 
 Swift (J.) Tracts in defence of Christianity. [In his Works, 
 
 v. 8.] 6074.10 
 
 Taylor {I.) History of the transmission of ancient books to 
 
 modern times. 1827 2743.18 
 
 — Restoration of belief, [anon.] 1865 3612.08 
 
 Townsend (67.) The OSdipus Romanus: an attempt to prove that 
 
 the twelve Ceesars are the twelve signs of the zodiac. 
 
 1819 b 3613.17 
 
 Tucker (A.) Light of nature pursued. 2 v. 1852. . . .3614.13 
 
 Vaughan (R.) The age and Christianity. 1849 3615.21 
 
 Walker [J. B.) God revealed in creation and Jesus Christ. 3616.06 
 
 — Philosophy of the plan of salvation. Introd. essay by C. E. 
 
 Stowe. 1357 3616.07 
 
 Watson (B.) Apology for the Bible. [In Christian literature. 
 1847.] 3538.01 
 
 — Apology for Christianity. [In Christian literature, 1847.] 3538.01 
 Whately (It.) Essays on some of the difficulties in the writings 
 
 of St. Paul, and in other parts of the New Testament. 
 1833 8622.19 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
BIBLICAL, RELIGIOUS, AND ECCL. LIT. : Evil to Friends. 
 
 87 
 
 — Historic doubts relative to Napoleon 8132.19 
 
 See also Ante-Nicene library p. 30; — Atheism, p 78 ; — 
 Bible, p. 78;— Christianity, p. 80 ;— Deism, p. 83 ;— Gos- 
 pels;— Infidelity;— Inspiration;— Jesus Christ ;— Miracles; 
 — Natural religion; — Pantheism; — Prophecy; — Rational* 
 ism; — Religion and science; — Systematic theology. 
 
 Evil. 
 
 Beecher [Edward). The concord of ages. 1860. . . '. . 3510.02 
 
 — The conflict of ages ; the moral relations of God and man. 
 
 1854 3516 01 
 
 Bushnell (H.) Moral uses of dark things 1868 3526.09 
 
 — Certainty of the origin of evil in the world, and probable pre- 
 
 existence of mankind in the fallen angelB. 1842. . . 3546.12 
 Grayson (W. S.) True theory of Christianity as a practical system. 
 
 1853 3555.10 
 
 James IH.) The nature of evil. 1855 8563.22 
 
 Jenyns (S.) Free inquiry, etc. [In his Works, v. 3.] . . . 644.18 
 Lovett (H. W.) Thoughts on the causes of evil, physical and 
 
 moral. 1810 3567.18 
 
 Naville(E.) The problem of evil. 1871 3577.03 
 
 Young (J.) Evil not from God. 1858 8625.18 
 
 See also Natural Religion ; — Sin. 
 
 Evolution and Religion. 
 
 Coble (F. P.) Darwinism iu morals. 1872 6434.27 
 
 Gill ( W. I.) Evolution and progress : defence 3554.26 
 
 Benstow (G.) The theory of evolution of living things and the 
 application of the principles of evolution to religion con- 
 sidered as illustrative of the "wisdom and beneficence of 
 
 the Almighty.'' 1873 3556.25 
 
 Hodge (C.) What is Darwinism ? 1874 3658 29 
 
 Smyth | W. W.) The Bible aud evolution. 1873. . . .3594.06 
 Stephen (L.) Darwinism and divinity. [la his Essays, etc. Repr. 
 
 from Eraser's mag., 1872, v. 5.] 1873 3595.25 
 
 Winchell (A.) Doctrine of evolution ; its theistic bearingB. 3624.03 
 See articles ' Nature development and theology,' iu Con- 
 temp, rev., v. 14, 1870: 'John Wesley's Cosmogony,' in 
 Westm. rev., v. 94, 1870. See also, in geuera", alphabet, Evo- 
 lution; — Natural history (Darwinism and other theories of 
 evolution) ; — Man (Prehistoric). 
 
 Exodus. 
 
 [See also Pentateuch : — Old Testament.] 
 
 Bush (G.) Questions and notes upon Exodus. 1832. . . 8722.06 
 
 — Notes on Exodus. 2 v 1861 3722.17 
 
 dimming (J.) Scripture readings. Exodus 3542 20 
 
 Palmer (E. H.) Desert of the Exodus. 2 v. 1871. . . . 1044 15 
 Swedenborg (E ) Heavenly arcana, v. 9-13. 
 
 For the so-called Speaker's commentary see Holy Bible, 
 ed. by F. C. Cook, v. 1. [3726.08.] 
 
 Ezekiel. 
 
 Calvin (J.) Commentaries on the first 20 chapters. 2 v. . 3734.03 
 
 Guthrie (T.) Gospel in Ezekiel 3556.01 
 
 Henderson (E.) The book of the prophet Ezekiel. From the He- 
 brew. With a commentary 3734 01 
 
 Hengstenberg (E. W.) Prophecies of Ezekiel elucidated. . 3734.02 
 See also Prophets. 
 
 Faith. 
 
 Hare (J. C.) The victory of faith. 2d ed. 1847 3558.21 
 
 Romaine ( W.) The life, walk, and triumph of faith. New ed. 
 
 1871 3587.20 
 
 Schedr.l (H. E.) The emancipation of faith. 2 v. 1858 . .3592.13 
 See also Devotional works ; — Evidences ; — Justification ; 
 Reason and faith. 
 
 Fall of Man. 
 
 Birks (T. R.) Difficulties of belief, in connection with the Crea- 
 tion and the Fall. 1855 3522.21 
 
 Flower (J. W.) Adam's disobedience and its results. 1871. 3552.24 
 Hichok (L. P.) Humanity immortal ; or, man tried, fallen, and 
 
 redeemed. 1872 3562.33 
 
 See Calvinistic theology, p. 80. 
 
 Family and Home Life. 
 
 Hyacinthe (C. Loyson, called father). The family and the church. 
 
 1870 3563.17 
 
 Ware (J. F. W.) Home life : what it is, and what it needs. 1870. 
 
 3617.08 
 See also Family (The), in the general alphabet. 
 
 Fanaticism. 
 
 Taylor (I.) Fanaticism. 1849 3612.04 
 
 See also Impostures below. 
 
 Fathers of the Church. 
 
 Blalcey (R.) Lives of the primitive fathers. 1842. . . . 3414.12 
 Blunt (J J.) On the right use of the early fathers. 1869. 3522.14 
 Donaldson (J.) Critical history of Christian literature and doc- 
 trine. 3 v. 
 PressensHE.de). The martyrs and apologists. 1871. . .3413.17 
 Yonge (G. M ) The pupils of St. John the divine. 1868. . 3625 14 
 See also Ante-Nicene Christian library, p. 30 ; also Church 
 history, p. 81 ; Augustine (St.), Bernard (St.), etc. 
 See also Calendar, in general alphabet. 
 
 Forgiveness of Sin. 
 
 Bushnell (H.) Forgiveness and law. 1874 3526.15 
 
 Clarke (J. F.) Christian doctrine of forgiveness of sin. 1870. 3536.00 
 See also Atonement. 
 
 France. 
 
 Jervis (W.H.) The Galilean church. A history of the church of 
 France, from the concordat of Bologna, A. D. 1616, to the 
 revolution. ■ With an introduction. 2 v. 1872. . . 3437.12 
 
 Pressense (E. de). The church and the French revolution. A his- 
 tory of the relations of church and state, from 1789 to 1802. 
 Loudon. 1869. 12° 3425 14. 
 
 — Revival of priestly life in the 17th century in France. A 
 
 sketch. By the author of "A Dominican artist." 1873. 3433.20 
 
 Contents: Charles de Condren ; S. Philip Neri and cardinal 
 
 de Berulle ; S. Vincent de Paul and the Lazarists ; Saint Sul- 
 
 pice and J. J. Olier ; present times. 
 
 Waddington ( W. H.) Protestant church aud religious liberty in 
 
 France. [In Cambridge essays. 1856 ] 2517.14 
 
 See also Huguenots j-Port Royal ;— Reformation. 
 
 Free, or Radical Religion. 
 
 Bartol (C. A.) The rising faith. 1874 3514.28 
 
 — Radical problems. 1874 3514.26 
 
 Cobbe (F. P.) Dawning lights : an inquiry concerning the secular 
 
 results of the new reformation. 1868 3536.12 
 
 Frothingham (O. B.) The salest creed, and twelve other recent 
 discourses of reason. 1874. . . ... . 3553 26 
 
 — The religion of humanity. 1873 3553 11 
 
 Godwin ( W.) EssayB. [Genius of Christianity unveiled.] 1873 3555.04 
 
 Hunt (L.) The religion of the heart 3561.26 
 
 Parker (T.) Additional speeches, addresses, and occasional ser- 
 mons. 2 V. 1H55 3582.17 
 
 — Discourses on mutters pertaining to religion. 1856. .3582.12 
 
 — Sermons on theism, atheism, and the popular theology 
 
 1856 3582.34 
 
 — Ten sermons of religion 3582.15 
 
 Picton (J. A.) New theories and the old faith: religious topics 
 
 of the day. 1870. 3585.05 
 
 Weiss (J.) American religion. 1871. 3622 04 
 
 Radical (The), a monthly magazine, v. 1-10, Sept. 1865— July, 
 
 1872 8156.01 
 
 See also Rationalism; — Theism; — Religions (VariouB). 
 Friends or Quakers. 
 History. 
 Allen (R. H.) New England tragedies in prose. 2. The coming of 
 
 the Quakers. 1869 3812 11 
 
 Barclay (J.) Diary of Alexander Jaffray, [and] memoirs of the 
 Quakers in the north of Scotland. 2 J ed. 1834. . .3448.19 
 Bui-nap (G. W.) Es ay. [Inhis Miscel. writings. 1845.] . 3526.24 
 Cunningham (J.) The Quakers from their origin. 1868. . 3448.18 
 David (J.) Digest of legislative enactments, relating to the Qua- 
 kers. 1820 3448.16 
 
 Evans (John). A narrative of the proceedings against John Evans. 
 
 1811 s . 3448 17 
 
 Fox (67.) Journal of life, travel, etc. 1827 3448.11 
 
 Gough(J.) History of the Quakers. 4 v. 1789. . . . 3448.04 
 Hodgson (W.) Historical memoirs, 17th and 18th centuries. 
 
 2d ed. 1868 . 3448.14 
 
 Janney (S. M.) History oi the Friends. 4 v 1859. . 3448.08 
 
 Rowntree (J. S.) Quakerism, paBt and present. 1859. . . 3448.02 
 Sewel (W.) Rise, increase, etc., of the Quakers. 1722. . 3448.01 
 Wagstaff (W. R.) History of the Friends. 1845. .3448.03 
 
 Doctrines. 
 Appeal on the subject of the accumulation of wealth, addressed 
 
 to the Quakers. 1824 3586.09 
 
 Arguments of the counsel of Joseph Hendrickson [" Orthodox " 
 Quaker], in a cause decided in the Court of Chancery, of the 
 State of New Jersey, between Thomas L. Shotwell, com- 
 plainant, and Joseph Hendrickson and Stacy Decou [" Hick- 
 site '' Quaker], defendants. 1833 3586.10 
 
 Bates (E.) The doctrine of Friends. 1829. . . 35S6.06 
 
 — The doctrines of Friends. 1868 3514.20 
 
 Brief view of the sentiments of, on the duty of prayer. 1828. 3586.09 
 Brownlee ( W. C.) True nature of the religious piinciples of the 
 
 Quakers. 1824 3525.00 
 
 Note — Adverse criticism. 
 Clarkson (T.) Portraiture of Quakerism. 3 v. 1806 . 8536.23 
 Colly iThomas). Apology for silent waiting upon God. 1815. 3586.09 
 
 Cox (S. H.) Quakerism not Christianity. 1833 3537 04 
 
 Declaration, and faith. Bristol, Eng. 1831. 8°. . . .3586.09 
 Evans(T.) Exposition ofthefaith of the Quakers. 1828.8°. 3547.10 
 
 Folhergill (S ) Discourses 3553.04 
 
 Fox '67.) Journal of [hiB] life, travels, etc. 2 v. 1800. 3553.01 
 
 — Writings 3553.07 
 
 Greer (Mrs.) Quakerism ; or, story of my life, [anon] .3586.08 
 Gumey (J. J.) Observations on the religious peculiarties of the 
 
 Fiiends. 1825 3555.23 
 
 Hancock (T.) Thepeculium ; causes of the decline of the Friends. 
 
 1859 3557.60 
 
 Kersey (J.) Treatise on the doctrine of Friends. 1872. . 3586.19 
 Penn(W.) Select works. [With life.] 3d ed. 1782. . . 3584.09 
 
 — Works. 2 v. London, 1726. fol 3628.01 
 
 Rundell (S ) Observations on redemption, divine worship, and 
 
 partaking of the flesh and blood of our Lord Jesus Christ. 
 
 1834 3580.09 
 
 Snake (The) in the grass ; subtilty of the Quakers. 1698. 3586.07 
 Stacy (G.) Brief remarks on the state of man, and his redemp- 
 tion. 1812 3586.09 
 
 Summary of history, doctrine, and discipline. 1827. 8°. 3586 09 
 
 [Varwus tracts on quakerism. 1812-1837.] 3586.09 
 
 Wheeler (D.) Affectionate address to professing christians. 
 
 1831 3586.09 
 
 Woolman(J.) Works. Being hiB journal of life, gospel-labours 
 etc. 2 pts. in 4. 1776 3624.22 
 
 — Journal. With introd. by J. G. Whittier. 1871. . . . 3624.23 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAILS, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
88 
 
 BIBLICAL, RELIG-IOUS, A.ND ECCL. LIT.: Future Life to Heaven. 
 
 Future Life and Immortality. 
 
 Aider!**' R.) Critical history of the doctrine of a future life. 
 With a complete bibliography of the subject, [by E. Abbot]. 
 
 Iggg . 3513.21 
 
 Blackmore '{Sir R.) On the immortality of the soul. [In his Es- 
 says, v. 1. pp. 293-350.] . . . . . 2513.25 
 
 Candlish («. S.) Life m a risen Saviour. 1858. . . . So27.15 
 Cicero (.«. T.) See his Works, in general alphabet. 
 Dean (ft ) On the future life of brutes. 2 v. in 1 1768. 3543.22 
 Dick {T.) Philosophy of a future state. [In his Works, v. 1. 
 1853] ...'.... • • 5033 01 
 
 IHguier {£.) The to-morrow of death. 1872 3552.12 
 
 Goodwin {T. A.) The mode of man's immortality. 1874. 355.08 
 Qreq ( W. R.) Elsewhere. [In his Enigmas of life. 1872.] 5812.17 
 
 Holcombe{W.H.) in both worlds. 1870 2562.30 
 
 Human souls naturally immortal. From the Latin, by J. Collier. 
 
 yiffl . 3535.27 
 
 King {T.S.) Plato's view of immortality. [With his Patriotism, 
 
 e t c -I 3564.12 
 
 Perowne {J. J. S.) immortality: Hulsean lectures 1868. 3584.15 
 
 Plato. See his Works, in general alphabet. 
 
 Plumplre {E. H.) " The spirits in prison : " a sermon. 1871. 3584 26 
 
 Richter [J. P. P.) The Campaner Thai 3587.01 
 
 Sears {E.FJ.) Athanasia; or, foregleams of immortality. 1858 3592.19 
 Stork (3'.) The unseen world in the light of the cross. 1871. 3595.15 
 Taylor (I i Physical theory of another life. 1853. . . . 3612.07 
 Reviewed by Sir James Stephen. [In his Essays. 2547.14 
 also, in Littell, 1865, v. 4. 
 Unseen (The). Universe of physical speculations on a future 
 
 state. 1875 3614.23 
 
 Note.— Authorship ascribed to P. G. Tait and Stewart Bal- 
 tmr. 
 Wait ID. 67.) Opinions of the Hebrews respecting a future exist- 
 ence. [Class, journal, v. 21, p. 29; v. 22, p. 123; v. 23, p. 17.] 
 Warburlon ( W.) The divine legation of Moses demonstrat- 
 ed. 3616.12 
 
 Note.— Asserts a non-beliei by the Jews in a future life. 
 Whately (.ft.) View of the scripture revelations concerning a 
 
 future state. 1855. 
 Zschokke [H.) Meditations on death and eternity. 1863. .3625.24 
 West {A.) The state of the dead. [Intermediate state.] 1871. 3622.10 
 See also Death;— Future Punishment,— Heaven;— Pur- 
 gatory;— Resurrection;— TTniversalism; — Soul. 
 
 For articles from periodicals, see Contem. rev., v. 18, 1871, 
 (' On a future state,' Prof. Grote); v. 20, 1872, (Comp. hist, of 
 the belief in immortality, 2 art. by A. M Fairbairn); v. 19, 
 1872, (' Morality and immortality,' ' Science and immortal- 
 ity ' ' Christianity and immortality,' by T. W. Fowle); v. 
 21, 1873, (' On the future slate of souls,' by Lord Lyttelton); 
 —Nat. qu. rev., v. 8, 1861, {' Ancient and modern belief, etc.') ; 
 —New Englanrler, v. 14, (' Arguments from nature and from 
 scripture,' 2 art ) ;— v. 21, 1862, (' Is the doctrine of annihila- 
 tion taught in the scriptures ? ') ; v. 25, 1866, (' Sheol ; Hades ; 
 The invisible state,' by E. T. Fitch). Many bibliographical 
 references to books and reviews are given in article ' Immor- 
 tality," M'Clintock and Strong's Cycl., v. 4. 
 
 Future Punishmsnt. 
 
 Constable (H.) Duration and nature of future punishment. 
 
 1871 3536.29 
 
 Coon (ft. It.) Doctrine of future and endless punishment logically 
 
 proved. 1850 3537.24 
 
 Dexter {II. M.) Verdict of reason upon future punishment. 
 
 1865 3544.10 
 
 Edwards {J.) Salvation of all men strictly examined. [In his 
 
 Works, v. 1.] 3546.07 
 
 Thompson {J. I'.) Love and penalty. 1860 3613.05 
 
 Tomne {E C.) Question of hell. By a puritan, [anon.] 1873. 3585.29 
 
 Townsend (S. T.) Lost forever. 1875 3613.22 
 
 See also Hell; — Retribution;— TJniversalism. 
 
 Genesis. 
 
 Banyan (J.) Expos, ou Gen. 1, x. [In his Works.] 
 
 Bush'{G) Notes on Genesis. 26th ed. 2 v. 1863.. . .3722.14 
 
 — Questions and notes upon Genesis. 1831 3722.07 
 
 Calvin (J.) Commentaries on Genesis. 2 v. 1847-50. . . 3731.07 
 Candlish {It. S.) Lectures on Genesis. 3 v. 1863. . . . 3731.02 
 Camming (J.) Scripture readings. Genesis. 1856. . . . 3542.19 
 Luther {M.) The creation: a commentary on the first five chap- 
 ters. 1858 3731.01 
 
 Murphy {J. G ) Critical and exegetical commentary, with new 
 translation. Introd. by A. Hovey, Boston, 1873. 8'. 3722.22 
 Priaulx {O. de B.) Qusestiones Mosaics ; or, the first part of Gene- 
 sis compared with the remains of ancient religion. 2d ed. 
 
 18.54 3731.05 
 
 Quarry {J.) Genesis and its av*horship. 1866. . . .3731.09 
 
 Story of Genesis and Exodus, an early English eong. Ed. with 
 
 uutes by K. Morris. [Early E. T. S. 1865.] .... 7913.02 
 
 Swedenborg {E.) Heavenly Arcana, v. 1-8. v. 13, Index. 3597.07 
 
 See also Deluge, p. 83. 
 
 Genesis and Astronomy. 
 Kurtz [J. II.) The Bible and astronomy. [In his Old covenant. 
 
 v. 1.] 3565.23 
 
 Pluche {N. A.) The history of the heavens, considered according 
 to the notions ot the poets and philosophers, compared with 
 
 the doctrines of Moses. 2 v. 1752 4010.30 
 
 See also Astronomy and religion, p 77. 
 
 Oenesis and Geology. 
 Bayne (P.) The testimony of the rocks a defence. In his Essays, 
 v. 2, 1868 2513.05 
 
 Dames (T.) AnBwer to Hugh Miller. 1860 4m j u 
 
 Elliot (J.) Moses and modern science. 1871 3762.15 
 
 Field (<?.) The two great books of nature and revelation. 3552.11 
 Gillespie {W.) Theology of geologists: Hugh Miller etc. 3762.10 
 
 Hitchcock {E.) Religion of geology, 1854 3762.06 
 
 Kemp {T. L.) Nat. hist, of creation. [Trav. libr., v. 24.] . 5075.29 
 Kurtz (J. H ) Geology and the Bible. [Old covenant, v. 1.] 3565.23 
 
 Lewis {Tayler). Six days of creation. 1855 3762.02 
 
 Miller {H } Two records : Mosaic and geological. 1854. . 3762^07 
 
 — Testimony of the rocks. 1857 411T29 
 
 See also the works of this author in the geueral alphabet 
 
 Molloy (G.) Geology and revelation. 1870 3762.12 
 
 Nares {E.) Man, theologically and geologically. 1834. . 3762.03 
 Penn [G.) Comparative estimate of the mineral and mosaical 
 
 geologies. 2d ed. 1825 3762.13 
 
 Smith {J. Pye). Relation between the Holy Scriptures and geo- 
 logical science. 1852 3762.05 
 
 Thompson (J. P.) Man in Genesis and geology. 1870. . . 3762.08 
 See also Genesis; — Religion and Science, p. ;— Geology. 
 Germany. 
 [See also Reformation.] 
 Bauer ( W.) Religious life in Germany during the wars of Inde- 
 pendence. 2 v. 1870 3515.12 
 
 God. 
 
 Bunsen (C. C. J.) God in history. 3 v. 1868-70 3525.18 
 
 Charnock [S.) Discourses upon the existence and attributes of 
 
 God. 2 v. 1868 3554.05 
 
 Hickok (L. P.) Creator and creation; or, the knowledge in the 
 
 reason of God and His work. 1872 3563.00 
 
 Leveque {C.) La science de l'invisible: etudes de psychologie et 
 
 de theodicee. 1865 3566.10 
 
 Samuelson {J.) Views of the Deity .traditional and scientific. 3587.28 
 See also Evidences; — Doctrines; — Systems of theology;— 
 Natural theology; — Religion and science; — Providence; — 
 Trinity ; — Unitarian ism : — Christology ; — Jesus Christ ;— 
 Religions (Various) ; — Atheism ; — D eism ; — Theism ;— Pan- 
 theism; also, in the general alphabet, Materialism;— Phi- 
 losophy. {Metaphysics.) 
 
 Gospels. 
 
 Alford {H.) How to study the New Testament. 1866. . .3752.11 
 
 Barnes {A.) Notes 011 the gospels. 2 v. 1862 3742.01 
 
 Calvin {J.) Commentary on a harmony of Matthew, Mark, and 
 
 Luke. 3 v. 1845-46 3754.09 
 
 Choice notes on the gospel of S. Matthew; S. Mark; 8. Luke; 8. 
 
 John. 4 V. Loudon, 1868-69. 16° 3746.01 
 
 Ebrard {J. H. A.) The gospel history. 1863 3746.21 
 
 Four {The) gospels, tr. from the Greek. With dissertations and 
 notes. By George Campbell. 2d ed. 4 v. 1803. 8" 3746.02 
 Furness {W. H.) The unconscious truth of the four gospels. 3553.27 
 Greenleaf {S .) Examination of the testimony of the four evange- 
 lists, by the ruleB of evidence administered in courts of 
 justice. With an account of the trial of Jesus. 2d ed. 3745.03 
 Hall{C.H.) Notes, practical and expository. 2 v. 1871. 3753.07 
 Lardner {N.) Credibility of gospel history. [Works, v. 1-5.] 3565.01 
 Lightfoot {J.) Harmony of the four evangelists among themselves, 
 and with the Old Testament. [In his Works, v. 4 5.] 3567.04 
 
 — Hebrew and Talmudical exercitations upon the gospels. [In 
 
 his Works, V. 11-12 ] 3567.11 
 
 Lindisfarne {The) and Rushworth gospels. [With Saxon gloss.] 
 
 [SurteeB soc, v. 28, 39, 43, 48. Durham, 1854-65. 8°.] 5116.32 
 Nichols {I.) Hours with the evangelists. 2 v. 1860-67. . 3746.18 
 Norton {A .) Internal evidences of the gospel. 1856. . . 3746.08 
 
 — Translation of the gospels. With notes. 2 v. 1866. . 3746.06 
 Stier {R.) The words of the Lord Jesus. 8 v. 1870. . .3753.12 
 Strong {J.) New harmony and exposition of the gospelB, and 
 
 continuous commentary. 1854 3752.02 
 
 Supernatural religion : an inquiry into the reality of divine reve- 
 lation, [i. e. of the miracles, iu connection with the date, 
 authorship, and character of the gospels]. 1875. . 3594.24 
 Teschendorf {C ,) When were our gospels written? A narrative of 
 the discovery of the Sinaitic manuscript. 1867. . .3745.02 
 
 Trench [R. C.) Studies in the gospels. 1867 3614.12 
 
 Weslcott {B. JV Introduction to the study of the gospels. 3746.01 
 Whalley (Peter). Vindication of the gospels from the objections 
 
 of Bolingbroke. 1753 3622.18 
 
 See also Matthew ;— Mark ;— Luke ;— John. Also New 
 Testament ; — and Bible. 
 
 Heathenism. 
 [See below Religions (Various) ; and Mythology, in general 
 alphabet.] 
 
 Heaven. 
 
 Alford {H.) State of the blessed dead. 1874 3513.06 
 
 Bickersteth {E. H.) HadeB aud heaven. 1869 3517.03 
 
 Blackmore {Sir R.) Futuro felicity. [In. his Essays, v. 2.] 2513.26 
 Clark {R. W.) Heaven and its soriptural emblems. 1856. 3536.07 
 Heaven our home. By the author of ' Meet for heaven.' 3557.13 
 Holcombe {W. H.) The other lile. 1871 3562.31 
 
 — Our children in Heaven. 1869 3562.26 
 
 Hyde (J.) Our eternal homes, [anon.] 1866 3582.01 
 
 Kimball {J. W.) Heaven. 1857 3564.04 
 
 Life in heaven. By the author of " Heaven our home." 3566.16 
 Meet for heaven. By the author of ' Heaven our home.' 3575.01 
 
 Swedenborg {E.) Heaven aud hell. 1853 3598.10 
 
 Thompson {A. C.) The better land. 1854 3613.01 
 
 Twelve views of heaven. By N. Macleod and others. 1873. 3557.17 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
BIBLICAL, RELIGIOUS, AND ECCL. LIT. : He in Jesuits. 
 
 89 
 
 Hell. 
 
 Barrett (B. F.) New [Swedenborgian] view of hell. 1872. 3514.22 
 
 Bdrtle (67.) Scriptural doctrine of Hades. 1870 8514.25 
 
 Bickersteth (E. H.) Hades and Heaven. 1869 3517.03 
 
 T.owne (E. C.) The question of hell : an eBsay in new orthodoxy. 
 
 By a puritan. 187a 3551.20 
 
 Swedenborg (E.) Heaven and hell. 1854 3598.10 
 
 See also Future punishment. 
 
 Heresies. 
 Gardner (N.) Hist, of the heretics of the two first centuries 
 
 [In his Works, V. 8.] 3565.08 
 
 White (J. Blanco). Observations on heresy and orthodoxy. 3623.05 
 See also Denominations and Sects, p. 83. 
 
 Honie Missions. 
 
 Ranyard (L. N.) Life work ; or, the link and the rivet. . 3585.20 
 
 Stevenson (W. F.) Praying and working. 1863 8595.10 
 
 See also Charitable Agencies, in general alphabet. 
 
 Homiletics, See Preaching. 
 
 Holy Spirit. 
 
 Hare (J. C.) The mission of the Comforter, with notes. . 3558.19 
 Paraclete {The) : an essay on the personality and ministry of the 
 
 Holy Ghost. 1875. [1874.] 3582 22 
 
 Strle (A.) Horae solitaries: or, essays upon some remarkable 
 
 names and titles of the Holy Spirit. 1837 8592.23 
 
 Set also Trinitarianism 
 
 Huguenots. 
 
 Agnew (D. C. A.) Protestant exiles from France in the reign of 
 Louis xiv. ; or, the Huguenot refugees and their descendants 
 in Great Britain and Ireland. 2 v. 1871 3434.25 
 
 Blackburn (II* .1/.) Admiral Coligny. and the rise of the Hugue- 
 nuts iv. 1869 3434.23 
 
 Browning (IT. S.) A hist, of the Huguenots. 4th ed. 1840. 3437.14 
 
 Hanna(W.) The wars of the Huguenots IC72 3433.19 
 
 — Wyrliff.- and the Huguenots. 1860 3434.12 
 
 Lee [Mrs. It. P.) The H. in France and America. .!v. 1852. 3434.13 
 Maury (A.) Memoirs of a Huguenot family. 1C72. . . . 3056.27 
 Simms (IF. G.) The Huguenots in Florida. 1854. . . .1113 11 
 Smiles (S.) The Huguenots : their settlements, churches, and 
 
 industries in England and Ireland. 1868 3434.22 
 
 — The Huguenots in France alter the revocation of the Edict of 
 
 Nautes. 1874 3435.13 
 
 Weiss (C.) History of the French protestant refugees. With an 
 
 American appendix. 2 v. 1854 3434.15 
 
 White (II.) Massacre of St Bartholomew 523.01 
 
 Human Destiny. 
 
 Dewey (Orville). The problem of human destiny. 1864. . 3544.05 
 Dunn (H.) The destiny of the human race : a scriptural inquiry. 
 
 1872 3544.24 
 
 See Man, in general alphabet. Also Social science. (Civili- 
 zation; — Progress.) 
 
 Hungary. 
 
 Craig f J.) Hist, of the prot. church in Hungary, to 1850. 3433.03 
 
 Hymns. 
 
 [See Hymnology in general alphabet.] 
 
 Image Worship. 
 
 Calvin (J.) Four sermons on idolatry, etc., with dissertation on 
 the eighty-seventh psalm. From the French, by H. Bever- 
 ldge. 1851 3748.14 
 
 Tyler (J. E.) The image-worship of the church of Rome proved 
 to bo contralto Holy Scripture and the faith and discipline 
 of the primitive church. 1847. . .... 3615.02 
 
 Immortality. 
 
 [See Future Life.] 
 
 Imposture and Fanaticism. 
 
 Aiken (M.) Memoirs of religious impostors. 1821. . . . 3452.12 
 Brothers (li.) Revealed knowledge of the prophecies and the 
 
 times. 1794 3524.23 
 
 Hughson (D.) Copious account. of the French and English pro- 
 phets, who infested London during 1707, and the following 
 years. 1814 3452.12 
 
 — Life of James Naylor, a fanatic entliusiast. 1814. . 3452.12 
 Southcote (J.) [Collection Of 26 tracts.] 3 V. 1803-23. . . 3588.20 
 Taylor (I.) Fanaticism. 1849 3612.04 
 
 — Natural history of enthusiasm. 1855 3612.05 
 
 Turner (G ) Communications of the Holy Spirit of God. . 3524.23 
 
 See also, in this class, Denominations and Sects ; — Mil- 
 lenarianism ; — Mormonism ; — Shakerism. Also, in the 
 general alphabet. Delusions; — Spiritualism; — Superstitions; 
 —Witchcraft. 
 
 Infidelity ("Works •written against). 
 
 Baxter (R.) Unreasonableness of I. [In his Works, v. 2.] . 3518.01 
 Beecher (L.) Lectures on scepticism. 3d ed. 1835. . . . 3517.01 
 Christlieb (T.) Best methods of counteracting modern infidelity. 
 
 1874 3534.18 
 
 Faber (G. S.) Difficulties of infidelity. 1829.16°. . . .3547.14 
 Hall (R.) Modern infidelity. [In his Miscel. workB.] . . 5042.01 
 Laforet (N. J.) Why men do not believe ; principal causes, etc. 
 
 1869 3564.21 
 
 Priestly (J*.) Observations on the increase of. [In his Works, 
 
 v. 17.] 3591.19 
 
 Taylor (I.) Balance of criminality ; or, mental error compared 
 
 with immoral conduct. 1828 3612.03 
 
 See Atheism ;— Deism ;— Pantheism ;— Bible (Evidences); 
 — Evidences of Christianity, etc. Also Sceptioal writings ; 
 — Religion and science;— Prayer. 
 Infinite (The;. 
 Man$el(H.) Limits of religious thought examined. 1859. 3574.03 
 Note.— Reviewed in Blaokwood, v. 86, 1859 ; New Englander 
 (by G. P. Fisher), v. 17, 1859. 
 Marhneau (J.) Review of Mansel. Science, nescience, and faith. 
 
 [In his Essays, v. 1, 1866.] 2535.17 
 
 Maurice (F. D.) Letters to a student of the Bampton lectures'of 
 
 Mansel. 1859 3574.20 
 
 — Sequel to What is revelation ? Reply to Mansel. 1860. 3574.24 
 
 Young (John). The province of reason. 1860 :!G26.19 
 
 Note.— A reply to Mansel's "Limits of religious thought." 
 See also the philosophical writings of Hamilton (Sir W.), 
 Mansel (H. L.), and Spencer (Herbert), in reference to the 
 Unconditioned and Absolute. 
 
 Inquisition. 
 
 Authentic memoirs concerning the Portuguese inquisition. 
 
 1761 3426.23 
 
 Berington (S.) Adventures of Gaudentio di Lucca, [anon.] 194.16 
 Castro (A.de). Hist, of religious intolerance in Spain. 1853. 3426.27 
 
 Dellon (C.) HiBtory of the Inquisition at Goa 3426.25 
 
 Ferial (V. de). Young Dominican, or life in the I. 1853. . 3426.17 
 
 Gordon (J.) Spanish Inquisition. 1870 3420.19 
 
 History of the Inquisition. Introd. by C. Mason. 1835. . 3426.28 
 Limborch (P. van). History of the I. Abridged. 1816. . . 3426.07 
 Llorenle (J. A.) History of" the Inquisition. 1826. . . .3426.24 
 Mackenna (B. V.) Francesco Moyen ; or, the Inquisition in South 
 
 America. 1869 3426.18 
 
 Maistre (J. de). Lettres a un gentilhomme russe sur l'lnquisition 
 
 espagnole. 1859 3572.30 
 
 Puigblanch (A.) Inquisition unmasked. 2 v. 1816. . . . 3427.09 
 
 Rule (W.H.) History of the Inquisition. 1874 3428.20 
 
 Servita (P.) History of the Inquisition. 1639 3426.26 
 
 Inspiration and authority of the Bible. 
 
 Gaussen (S. R. L.) Theopneusty ; or, the plenary inspiration of 
 the Holy Scriptures. 1842 3554.25 
 
 Lessing (G. E.) Cambridge free thoughts and lettei'B on bibliotry. 
 Tr. by H. H. Bernard. 1862 3565.19 
 
 Macnaught (J.) Doctrine of inspiration. 1856 3573.12 
 
 Noble (S.) Plenary inspiration of the Scriptures asserted. 3596.14 
 See also Bible;— Evidences. 
 
 Isaiah. 
 
 Alexander (J. A.) Isaiah tr. and explained. 2 v. 1851. . . 3733.13 
 
 Barnes (A.) Notes on Isaiah. 2 v. 1863 3733.15 
 
 Calvin (J.) Commentary on Isaiah. 1850 53 3733.22 
 
 Cheyne (T. K.) Book of Isaiah chronologically arranged. An 
 
 amended version with critical introductions and explanatory 
 
 notes. London, 187C, 12° 3733.19 
 
 Delilzsch (F.) Biblical commentary. 2 V. 1869 3733.20 
 
 Hengslenberg (E. W.) Treatise, etc. 1859 3734.11 
 
 Lowth (R.) Isaiah. New translation. With notes. 1791. . 3733.17 
 
 Same. Albany, 1794. 16° 3733.26 
 
 Noyes (67. R.) New translation of the Hebrew prophets, v. 1. 
 
 Boston, 1868. 12° 3734.15 
 
 Strachey (E.) Hebrew politics ; an inquiry into the prophecies 
 
 of Isaiah. 1853 3733.18 
 
 See also Prophets. 
 
 Jasher. 
 
 Deutsch (E. O. M.) The book of Jasher. [Lit. remains, pp. 440-448. 
 1874.] 3545.07 
 
 Jeremiah. 
 
 Calvin (J.) Commentaries. 5 v., 1850-55 373IU3 
 
 Naegelsbach (C. W. E.) [Lange's Com. on O. T., v. 13.] . 3725.20 
 Sandys (67.) Paraphrase, etc. [Poetical works. 2 v.] . . 1684.32 
 See also Bible; p. 78 ; and Prophets, p. 84. 
 
 Jesuits. 
 
 Constitutiones. Anno 1558. Reprinted with translation, e f c. Lon- 
 don, 1838. 8° 3426.16 
 
 Carlyle (T.) Jesuitism. [In his Latter-day pamph. 1853.] 2515.11 
 Fairplay t J. h pseud. Notes of the wandering Jew, on the Jesuits 
 
 and their opponents. 1845 3424.08 
 
 Kip ( W. I.) Early Jesuit missions in North America. 1846. 3447.10 
 Leone (A.) The Jesuit conspiracy : the secret plan of the order 
 
 detected and revealed. 1848 3424.21 
 
 Michelet (J.) Jesuits and Jesuitism [In his Miscel. works.] 5053.06 
 
 Nicolini (G. B.) History of the Jesuits. 1854 3426.08 
 
 Parkman (F.) The Jesuits in North America in the 17tb century. 
 
 1865-69 564 11 
 
 Pascal (B.) Lettres ecrites a uu Provincial. 1849. . 3583.05 
 
 Same. Provincial letters. Tr. by T. M'Crie. 1853 3.083.04 
 
 Poynder (J.) History of the Jesuits, [anon.] ... . 3426.01 
 
 Quinet (E.) Jesuits and Jesuitism 6053.06 
 
 Rose (S.) Ignatius Loyola and the early Jesuits. 1870. . . 3426 20 
 Saint-Priest (A. de). Fall of the Jesuits in the 18th century. 
 
 1845 1091.22 
 
 Shea (J. 67.) Hist, of Catholic missions among the Indian tribes 
 
 of the V. S., 1529-1854 3462.05 
 
 Steinmetz (It.) History of the Jesuits. 3 v. 1845. .. .3426.03 
 — The novitiate ; year among the English Jesuits. . . 3595.07 
 Stephen (Sir J.) The founders of Jesuitism. [Essays, etc. v.lj 3423.20 
 Taylor (I.) Loyola ; or, Jesuitism in its rudiments. 1851. 3426.06 
 Williams ( W. R.) The Jesuits as a missionary order. [In his 
 
 Miscel.] 3623.19 
 
 See also (in Biography) lives of Loyola and Savier. 
 
 In asking for books, use the "Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
90 
 
 BIBLICAL, RELIGrlOUS, AND ECCL. LIT. : Jesus Christ to Leviticus. 
 
 Jesus Christ 
 
 Abbott (£.) Jesus of Nazareth : Ms life and teachings. 1869. 8421.23 
 Andrews (S. J.) Life of Our Lord upon the earth. 1862. . 3422.03 
 Bencher (H. W.) The life of Jesus, the Christ, v. 1. 1871. 3421.22 
 
 Buslmell (H.) Character of. 1861 3526.07 
 
 Clark (R. W.) Life scenes of the Messiah. 1855 3536.06 
 
 Cooper (C. D.) Last days of Our Saviour. 1867 3536 20 
 
 Deus-Semper. [anon.) 1869 3544.04 
 
 Dodd (J. T.) Sayings ascribed to Our Lord by the fathers and 
 
 other primitive writers, and incidents in his life narrated 
 
 by them otherwise than found in Scripture. 1874. . 3544.27 
 
 Durer (A.) Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ, portrayed. 1870. 
 
 * 1434.10 
 
 Eastlake (Sir C. L.) Representations of the Saviour, etc. [In his 
 
 Literature of the fine arts.] v. 2, 1870 1412.04 
 
 .EcceDeus-Honio; or, the work and kingdom of the Christ of 
 
 Scripture, [anon.] 1868 3422.06 
 
 Ellicott(C.J) Historical lectures on the life of Christ. 1863. 3422.07 
 
 Ewald (H.) Life of Jesus Christ. 1865 3422.18 
 
 Farrar (F. W.) Life of Jesus Christ. 1874 3422.24 
 
 Fleetwood (J.) Life of Jesus Christ. 1852 3422.08 
 
 Furness (W. H.) Jesus. 1871 3422.21 
 
 — The veil partly lifted. 1864 3422.09 
 
 Gilmore (J. R.) The life of Jesus. 1867 3422.10 
 
 Gladstone (W. E.) "Ecce Homo." 1868 3422.16 
 
 Hamilton (J.) A morning beside the lake of Galilee. 1863. 3557.04 
 Hanna (W.) [The life of Our Lord.] 6 v. 1864-70. . .3657.22 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Earlier years. 2. Ministry in Galilee. 3. 
 
 Olose of the ministry. 4. Passion week. 5. Last day of Our 
 
 Lord's passion. 6. Forty days after the resurrection. 
 
 Hanson (Sir B.) The Jesus of history. 1869 3422.19 
 
 Havet (E ) Jesus dans l'histoire. Examen de la vie de Jesus par 
 
 M. Kenan. 3d ed. 1863 3422.23 
 
 Higginson (E.) Ecce Messias; or, the Hebrew Messianic hope 
 
 and the Christian reality. 1871 3557.28 
 
 Ingraham (J. H.) Prince of the house of David. 1858. . 215.20 
 Jameson (Mrs. A. M.,) and Eastlake (Lady C. L.) History of Our 
 
 Lord aB exemplified in works of art with that of his types. 
 
 2v. 1864 1442.17 
 
 Keim(Dr. T.) The history of Jesus of Nazara. v. 1. 1873. 3463.01 
 Lacordaire (J. B. H.) Jesus Christ. Conferences. 1869. 3422.17 
 Mercier (L.) Outlines oftthe life of Jesus Christ, v. 1. 1871. 3421.18 
 
 Messiah (The). [A life of Christ, anon.] 1861 3421.21 
 
 Neander (A.) Life of Christ. 1858 3422 01 
 
 Parsons (T.) Deus Homo: God-man. 1867 3422.06 
 
 Parker (J.) Ecce Deus. Essays on the life and doctrines of Jesus 
 
 Christ. With notes on " Ecce Homo." [anon] 1867. 3422.04 
 Pressense (E. de). Jesus Christ: times, life and work. . . 3422.20 
 Renan (E.) Critical historians of Jesus. [Studies, etc. 1864.] 3412.10 
 
 — Life of Jesus. 1864 3425.11 
 
 Same. Vie de Jesus. 13th ed 3423.05 
 
 Schaff(P.) Person of Christ: the miracles of history. 1865. 3591.01 
 Schenkel (D.) Character of Jesus portrayed. With notes by W. 
 
 H. Furness. 1866 3422.12 
 
 Seeley (J. B.) Ecce Homo, life and work, [anon.] 1866. . 3422.06 
 Serle (A.) Horse solitariaa; or, remarkable names and titles of 
 
 Jesus Christ. 2 v. 1815 3592.23 
 
 Strauss (D. F.) Life of Jesus. 1855 3422.02 
 
 — A new life of Jesus. 2 v. 1865 3421.03 
 
 Stroud (W.) Physical cause of the death of Christ 1871. 3596.17 
 Taylor (J.) Life of Christ. In his Works, v. 1, 1853 ] . . 3618.01 
 Uhlhorn (G.) Modern representations of Jesus. [Criticisms of 
 
 Strauss, Kenan, etc.] 1868 3422 15 
 
 Vaughan (C. J.) Christ the light of the world. 1865. . . 3611.08 
 
 Young (J.) Christ of history. 1860 3626.17 
 
 See also Christianity, p. 80;— Christology, p. 80 ;— Gospels; 
 
 — Trinity ;— TJnitarianism. Also, in general alphabet, titles 
 
 whose initial word is ' Christ.' 
 
 Jews. 
 
 See (in Countries, etc.), Jews;— Bible (History), p. 79;— 
 Judaism, p. 90. 
 
 Job. 
 
 Barnes (A.) Notes on Job. 2 v. 1863 3733.06 
 
 Croly (67.) The book of Job 3733.07 
 
 Dailies (E.) Book and history of Job. [In Boy. boc of lit Trans., 
 
 V- 3- 1839.J 5068.03 
 
 Delitzsch (F.) Biblical commentary of the book of Job. From the 
 
 German by F. Bolton. 2d ed. revised. 2 v. 1869. . . 3733.02 
 Froude (J. A.) Short studies, v. 1, pp. 228-74. 1868. . . 2625.07 
 
 Hengslenberg (E. W.) Treatise, etc. 1869 3734.11 
 
 Lange (J. P.) Commentary, etc. [v. 7, of O. T.] . . . . 3725.00 
 Noyes (G. R.) New translation, with introduction and notes. 4th 
 
 ed. 1868 3734.10 
 
 Renan (E.) Le livre de Job traduit. Etude, etc. 1860. . . 3733.04 
 
 John. 
 
 [See also Gospels ;— Apostles, p. 77.J 
 
 Gospel of St. John. Greek, Latin, and English, interlinear with 
 
 grammatical notes. London, 1832. 8° 3755.07 
 
 Calvin (J.) Commentary on the Gospel according to John. From 
 
 the Latin, by W. Pringle. 2 v. 1847 3754 23 
 
 Cumming (J.) Sabbath evening readings. St. John. 1856. 3543 04 
 Hengstenbcrg (E. W.) Commentary on the Gospel of St. John. 
 
 2 V. 1871 3756 06 
 
 Maurice (F. D.) The Gospel of St. John. 1867. . ' .' 3755^02 
 
 Owen (J. J.) Commentary on John. 1869 3755 03 
 
 Byte (J. C ) Expository thoughts. With text. 3 v. 1872. . 3754 20 
 Sears (E. H.) The fourth gospel the heart of Christ. 1872. 3755 00 
 Tayler (J. J.) Character of the fourth Gospel ; especially in its 
 
 relation to the first three. 2d ed. 1870. . . 3755 04 
 
 Taylor (J. Bayard). Pictures of St. John. [Poem.] . . . 1682.16 
 
 Tholuck(F. A. 67.) Commentary, etc. 1859 3755.01 
 
 Whedon (D. D.) Commentary, etc. 1870 3754.18 
 
 See also Bible, p. 78;— Old Testament ; — New Testament. 
 Jonah 
 
 Ephraem (the Syrian). The repentance of Nineveh, a metrical 
 homily on the mission of Jonah ; with other pieces from 
 the Syriac, with notes, by H. Burgess. 1853. . . 3595.24 
 See also Prophets. 
 
 Joshua. 
 
 Bush (67.) Notes on Joshua. 1857 3722.20 
 
 Calvin (J.) Commentaries, etc. Tholuck's dissert. 1854. . 3732.06 
 
 Colenso (J. W.) The Pentateuch and Book of Joshua critically 
 
 examined. 6 pts. in 4 v. London, 1862-71. . . . 3731.10 
 
 Crosby (H.) Expository notes on Joshua. 1875 3732.07 
 
 Espin (T. E.) Joshua. [Speaker's comment v. 2 of O. T.] 372s!o9 
 
 Fay (F. R.) Joshua, [v. 4 of Lange's O. T.] 3725J3 
 
 Keil (K. F.) Commentary, etc. Tr. by J. Marten. 1857. . 3732.01 
 — and Delitszch (F.) Biblical comment., etc. 1869. . . . 3732.04 
 Judaism. 
 [See also Jews (in Countries); — also, Bible; — Old Test.] 
 Atwater (E. F.) History and significance of the sacred taberna- 
 cle of the Hebrews. 1875 3515.17 
 
 Bristol synagogue. Order of seiwice performed at [its] consecra- 
 tion. Bristol, A.M. 5602. 8°. [Miscel. pamph., v. 14.] 5093.14 
 Cohen (J.) The deicides. Analysis of the life of Jesus, and of the 
 several phases of the Christian church in their relations to 
 
 Judaism. Tr. by A. M. Goldsmid. 1872 3543.19 
 
 Disraeli (I.) Genius of Judaism. 1833 3544.13 
 
 Fdershcim (A.) The temple: ministry and services. [1874.] 344L25 
 Godwin (T.) Moses and Aaron. Kites used by the Hebrews. 3551.07 
 Hedge(F. H.) Primeval world of Hebrew tradition. 1870. 3557.15 
 Hengstenbcrg (E.' W.) The Jews and the Jewish church. [Withhis 
 
 Comment, on Ecclesiastes. 1869.] 3734.11 
 
 Identity of the religion called Druidical and Hebrew. . [anon ] 
 
 1829 5091.02 
 
 Jaeger (A.) Mind and heart in religion ; or, Judaism and Chris- 
 tianity. 1873 3564.28 
 
 Kurtz (J. H.) History of the Old Covenant. 3 v. 1859. . 3515.23 
 Leslie {C.) Short and easy method with the Jews. [In Christian 
 
 literature.] 3538.01 
 
 Lewin (R. D'C.) What is Judaism ? 1870 3566.11 
 
 Lightfoot (J.) The temple service. [In his Works, v. 9.] . 3567.09 
 Mackay (B. W.) Progress of the intellect in the religious develop- 
 ment of the Hebrews. 2 v. 1850 3572.07 
 
 Maimonides; or, Moses Ben Maimon. Some account of the 
 
 origin of the Judaic code of laws. 1838 3573.28 
 
 Mayer (I.) Source of salvation. A catechism of the Jewish reli- 
 gion. 1874 3574.32 
 
 Mendelssohn (M.) Jerusalem: atreatise on ecclesiastical authority 
 
 and Judaism. 2 v. 1838 3576.09 
 
 New (The) Era; a monthly devoted to Judaism and Jewish litera- 
 ture, v. 1-4. 1871-4 8131.01 
 
 Picart(B.) "Ceremonies and religious customs, v. 1. 1783. A.27.12 
 Powell (B.) Christianity without Judaism. 1867. . . 3585.14 
 
 Judges. 
 
 Bush (67.) Notes, etc. 1857 8722 21 
 
 Cassel (R.) Judges, [v. 4. of Lange's O. T.] . . . .3726.11 
 Hervey (A., bp.) Judges. [Speaker's Com. v. 2 of O. T.j 3726.09 
 Keil (C. F.) and Delitzsch (F.) Commentary, etc. 1869. . 3732.04 
 
 Judgment Day. 
 
 Irving (L.) The oracles of God. 3d ed. 1824 3563.16 
 
 Smith (J.) View of the last judgment. 1823 3812.35 
 
 Swedenborg (E.) Last judgment, and the Babylon destroyed. 
 
 1861 3598.11 
 
 See also Millenium; — Retribution. 
 Justification. 
 Newman (J. H.) Lectures on justification. 3d ed. 1874. . 3578.07 
 Kings. 
 
 Bohr (K. C. W. F.) Kings, [v. 6 of Lange.] 3725.15 
 
 Keil (K. F.) Commentary, etc. 2 v. 186T. 3732. .2 
 
 Rawlinson (67.) Kings i-ii. [Speaker's Commentary, v. 2-3 of O. 
 T.J 8726.09 
 
 Lamentations. 
 
 Calvin (J.) Commentaries on Jeremiah. 5 v. 1850-55. . . 3735.13 
 
 Naegelsbach (C. W. E.) Lamentations. [Lange's Commentary. 
 
 v.l3ofO.T.] .:.... 3725.20 
 
 Lent. 
 
 Harris (Mr. M. C.) A rosary for lent ; or, devotional readings. 
 
 [anon.] 1867 3536.17 
 
 Haven (A. B.) The good report : morning and evening lessons 
 
 for lent. 1867 7 . . . . 3562.10 
 
 Huntington (F. D.) Helps to a Holy Lent. 1872 3563.09 
 
 Neale(J.M.) Lent legends: stories for children from church 
 
 history. 1855 3576.24 
 
 Leviticus. 
 
 Bush (67.) Notes, critical and praotioal. 1861 3722.18 
 
 Clark (S.) Introd., commentary, etc. [v. 1 of Speaker's comment- 
 ary, O. T.] 3726.08 
 
 Cumming (J.) Scripture readings. 1855 3542.21 
 
 Murphy (J. G.) Critical and exegetical commentary, with new 
 
 translation. 1872 3737.10 
 
 See also Pentateuch. 
 
 In asking for books, use the •• Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAMK, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
BIBLICAL, RELIGIOUS, AND ECCL.LIT. 
 
 Liturgies to Millennium. 
 
 91 
 
 Liturgies and Liturgy. 
 
 Anglo-Saxon and early English psalter. 2 v. London. Surtees soc. 
 1843-44. 8° Rllfion 
 
 Benliam(W.) A companion to theLectiou'ary; being a com on the 
 proper lessons for the Sundays and holydays. 1873 3517 02 
 
 Darnel (H. A.) Codex liturgious ecclesiaa universas. 4 v. in' 2. 
 1847-53 3767 03 
 
 Eutazia; or, the presbyterian . liturgies: hist. ' sketoheB Bv a 
 minister. 1855 3547 13 
 
 Hall (Rev. P., editor). Reliqiiia Liturgicae.' Documents con- 
 nected with the liturgy of the Church of England. 5 v 
 
 Bath (Eng.), 1847. 18° b 3766 01 
 
 Contents: v. 1. The Middeburgh prayerbook, 1602 v 2 
 The Scottish prayerbook, 1637. v. 3. The Parliamentary 
 Directory, 1644. v. 4 The Savoy liturgy, 1661. v. 6 The 
 American prayerbook, 1786. 
 
 Bole (M.) Practical discourses on the liturgy of the Church of 
 England. 4 v. 1837 3561 13 
 
 Kitton(H.) The teacher's collect-book; or, the'chur'ch'collects 
 analysed and illustrated. 2 pt. in 1. 1850. . . . 3766 10 
 
 List of printed service books, according to the ancient uses of 
 the Anglican Church. London, 1850. 8°. . . . 6093 14 
 
 Liturgies (The two), A. D. 1549, and A. D. 1552: with other docu- 
 ments ; reign of Edward vi. Ed. by J. Ketley. 1844. [Parker 
 society] • ■ . 3636.22 
 
 Liturgies and occasional forms of prayer; reign of Queen Eliza- 
 beth. Ed. by W. K. Clay. 1848. [Parker society.] . 3636 23 
 
 Neale (J. M„ D.U.) Liturgies of S.Mark; S. James; S. Clement- 
 S. Chrysostom; S. Basil. [Greek originals.] 1868. . 3766.06 
 
 Neale (Rev. J. M.) Lessons on liturgiology, and church history 
 With an appendix on liturgical quotations from the isopos- 
 tolic fathers. By Rev. G. Moultrie. 1863 3767 14 
 
 On the credence. 5 art. [In Eoclesiologist, v. 7, 8. 1848.] 3465.03 
 
 Palmer (IF.) Origines Liturgicie; or, antiquities of the English 
 ritual, and a dissertation on primitive liturgies. 2 v. 3767.12 
 
 Renaudot (E.) Liturgiarum orientalium collectio. 2 v. . 3768!ol 
 
 Rituale ecclesiae Dunelmensis. Anglo-Saxon ritual. [Surtees soc] 
 
 Ritual of the English church. [Quar. rev., Oct. 1874.] . 1866!l5 
 See also Ritualism, below. 
 
 Lollards. 
 
 Maiiland (S. R.) Eight essays, pp. 203-230 3537.19 
 
 See also Church histories (13lh and lith centuries);— also 
 lives of Wyckliffe (J.) and Cobham (Sir John). 
 
 Lord's Prayer. 
 
 Gumming {Rev. J.) Teach us to pray. 1862 3543.07 
 
 Maurice (F. D.) The Lord's prayer: nine sermons. 1872. 3574.29 
 Onderdonk (H. M.) The christian's prayer. 1847. . . 3534 19 
 
 Fan Dyki (H. J.) The Lord's prayer. 1871 \ 3615il7 
 
 Williams (W. R.) Lectures on the Lord's prayer. 1857. . 3623.18 
 
 Watson (T.) Select works, p. 361-608 3628.08 
 
 Worcester (H. A.) Sermons on the Lord's prayer. 1850. . 3625!o4 
 
 Lord's Supper. 
 Abbadie (J.) Chemical change in the Eucharist. From the Trench 
 
 by J. W. Hamersley. [1867.] 8512.11 
 
 Bickersteth (E.) Treatise on the. 1852 3517.06 
 
 Bulfinch (S. G.) Communion thoughts. 1867 3525J4 
 
 Coverdale (J/.) Treatise. [In his Writings. 1864.] . . 3636.12 
 Oranmer (T.) Writings and disputations, etc. 1844. . . 3638.02 
 Crewdson (I.) and Bates (E.) Water baptism and the Lord's sup- 
 per. Their perpetual obligation. 1871. ' 3531.01 
 
 Goldburn (E. M.) The office of the holy communion in the Book 
 
 of common prayer. 1867 3555.06 
 
 Hooper (J.) De vera doctrina et usu coanae Domini. [In his Later 
 
 writings. Parker soc, I852J 3636.17 
 
 Hutchinson (R.) Three sermons. [In his Works. 1842.] . 3636.19 
 
 Maclear ((?. F.) The witness of the Eucharist; or, the institution 
 
 and early celebration of the Lord's supper considered as an 
 
 evidence of the historical truth of the gospel narrative and 
 
 of the Christian doctrine of the atonement. 1864. .3572.17 
 
 O'Oonneil (T. J.) Letter to Dr. Pusey on transubstantiation. 1843. 
 
 [Miscel. pamph., v. 19.] 5093.19 
 
 Smith (J. Hyatt). The open door. 1870 3593.13 
 
 1 'yniale (Wm.) The supper of the Lord. 1850 3637.13 
 
 Wiseman (N.) Real presence in the Eucharist. 1852. . . 3624.08 
 
 Love. 
 
 Finelon (F. deS.de la M.) Dissertation on pure love. 2d ed. 
 
 1738 3551.06 
 
 Francis of Sales (St.) Treatise on the love of God. 1852. 3553.09 
 
 Luke. 
 
 Gospel of St. Luke. Greek, Latin, and English interlinear, with 
 grammatical notes. London, 1832. 8" 3754.17 
 
 Gumming (J.) Sabbath evening readings. St. Luke. 1855. 3543.03 
 
 Owen (J. J.) Commentary, critical, expository, and practical, on 
 the Gospel of Luke. 1868 3764.16 
 
 Van Doren (W. H.) A suggestive commentary on St. Luke. 2 v. 
 1868 3754.04 
 
 Whedon (D. D.) Commentary on Luke. 1870 3754.18 
 
 See also Gospels. 
 
 Mark. 
 
 Gospel of St. Mark. Greek, Latin, and English interlinear, with 
 
 grammatical notes. London, 1832. 8° 3754.08 
 
 Alexander (J.A.) Gospel according to Mark, explained. 1861. 3754.07 
 
 Gumming (J.) Sabbath evening readings. 1855 3543.02 
 
 Nast ( W.) Commentary on Mark. 1865 3754.12 
 
 Owen (J. J.) Commentary on Mark. 1868 3764.06 
 
 Whedon (D. D.) Commentary on Mark. 1870 3754.05 
 
 Marprelate Controversy. 
 Maskell (W.) Hist, of the Martin Marprelate controversy in the 
 
 days of queen Elizabeth. 1845 3573.13 
 
 Marriage. See Marriage, in general alphabet. 
 
 Martyrs. 
 
 Foxe (J.) Acts and monuments. Ed. by S. R. Cattley. 8 v. 1841- 
 
 398. 3437 01 
 
 v. 1. To A. D. 800. 2. A. D. 800 to 1377. 3. A. D. 1377' to 
 1483. 4. A. D. 1485 to 1532. 5. A. D. 1533 to 1549 6. A. D 
 1549 to 1555. 7. A. D. 1555 to 1656. 8. 1556 to 1659 
 
 — Book of marlyrs. 1849 3437.09 
 
 Mall (T.) History of the martyrs. 2 v. 1747. . . . . 3435 11 
 Tayler(C.B.) Memorials of English martyrs. 1853. . . .'3435.10 
 
 Mary (Virgin, Mother of Jesus.) 
 Faber (F. W.) The foot of the cross; or, the sorrows of Mary. 1859. 
 
 3547 12 
 Northcote (J. S.) Celebrated sanctuaries of the Madonna. 1868. 
 
 - . 3416.16 
 Orsini (— ). History of the blessed Virgin Mary; with letters apos- 
 tolic concerning the dogmatio definition of the immaculate 
 conception. 1872 3418.12.a 
 
 Same. Prom the French, by P. Power 3418.12 
 
 Materialism. 
 
 Hughes (T. S.) Remarks on an Essay on the eternity of the world, 
 by a sceptic. 1826. [Pamphleteer, v. 26.J .... 6058.26 
 
 Martineau (J.) Religion as affected by modern materialism. 3573.31 
 [See Future life;— Religion and Science ;— Soul ; also Ma- 
 terialism, in general alphabet.] 
 
 Matthew. 
 
 Adamson (H. T.) Gospel of Matthew expounded. 1871. . 3754.04 
 Alexander (J. A.) Gospel of Matthew explained. 1861. . 3764.01 
 Conant (T. J) Gospel by Matthew. Revised revision. Amer. 
 
 Bible union. 1860 3758.01 
 
 Cumming (J".) Sabbath evening readings. 1855. . . .' 3643!oi 
 Morison (J. H.) Disquisitions and notes. 2d ed. 1861. 3754.03 
 
 Nast(W.) Commentary. 1865 3754.12 
 
 Owen (J. J.) Commentary. 1873.' 3754 00 
 
 Same. 1868 3764.06 
 
 Whedon (D. D.) Commentary. 1870 3764.05 
 
 See also Gospels. 
 
 Mediation. 
 
 Mediation: the function of thought, [anon.] Andover, 1871. 16°. 
 
 3575.02 
 See also Atonement. 
 
 Methodism. 
 
 Annan (W.) Difficulties of Arminian Methodism. 3ded. 3513.16 
 Emory (J.) A defence of " our fathers," and of the original 
 
 organization of the Methodist Episcopal Church, against 
 
 A. M. M'Caine and others. 1838 3546.25 
 
 Graves {J. R.) Great iron wheel; or Christianity reversed. 3555.08 
 Keyes (E. R.) Wesley and Swedanborg. A fraternal appeal to 
 
 Methodist ministers. 1872 3596.10 
 
 Jimeson [A. A.) Notes on the twenty-five articles as received by 
 
 the Methodists. 1853 3576.00 
 
 Sherman (D.) History of the revisions of the discipline of the M. 
 
 E. Church. 1874 3594.25 
 
 Smith (S.) Methodism. [In his Works. 1852.] .... 2543.18 
 
 Same. [In his Works. V. 3. 1840.] 5067.03 
 
 Southey (ij.) Life of Wesley; and progress of M. 2 v. 1820. 3183.15 
 Stevens (A.) The centenary of American M 3453.11 
 
 — History of Methodism. 3 v. 1858-61 3453.02 
 
 ■— History of the M. E. Church in the U. S. 4 v. 1866-67. 3453.06 
 
 — Women of Methodism: Susanna Wesley, Countess of Hunting- 
 
 ton, and Barbara Heck. 1869 3453.09 
 
 Taylor (I.) Wesley and Methodism. 1852 3453.01 
 
 Tcfft (B. F.) Methodism successful, causes, etc. 1860. . S612.21 
 Tyerman (L.) The Oxford Methodists: memoirs of Clayton, Ing- 
 ham, Gambold, Hervey, Broughton, etc. 1873. . . 3453.13 
 Wakely (Rev. J. B.) Lost chapters from the early history of 
 
 American Methodism. 1858 3453.10 
 
 Wesley (J.) Works, v. 1-7. 1872 3621.12 
 
 v. 1-4. Journal, v. 6-7. Sermons. 
 
 See also (in Biography) lives of Wesley (John). 
 
 Methodology. 
 
 M'Chntock (J.) Lectures on theological encyclopaedia and me- 
 thodology. 1873 3567.26 
 
 Middle Ages. 
 
 [See Church history, p. 81.] 
 
 Millennium. 
 
 [See also Revelations and Prophecy.] 
 Bush (G.) The Hierophant: sacred symbols and prophecy. 3596.02 
 
 — Treatise on the Millennium. 1832 3526.19 
 
 Conversations on the present age of the world, in connection with 
 
 prophecy, [anon.] 1853 3537.01 
 
 Cumming (J.) The great tribulation. 2 v. 1859. . . . 3542.04 
 
 — Great consummation. 2 v. 1863 3542.08 
 
 — Last warning cry. 1868 3542.10 
 
 — Signs of the times. 1855 3542.18 
 
 Divine footsteps in human history, [anon.] 1862. . . . 3412.08 
 Miller ( W.) Views of the prophecies and prophetic chronology. 
 
 With a memoir of his life. By J. V. Himes. 1841. . 3576.09 
 Seiss (J. A.) Last times and great consummation. 1863. 3592.22 
 Wood (E.) The vision ; or, view of terrestrial objects. 1820. 3624.10 
 
 In asking for books, use the '• Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'3 NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the N0MBES. 
 
92 BIBLICAL, RELIG-IOUS, AND ECCL. LIT. : Ministry to Miscellaneous. 
 
 Ministry. 
 
 [See Preac hing and Pastoral Office.] 
 Miracles. 
 
 [See also Evidences;— Religion and Science.] 
 Campbell (G.) Dissertation on miracles. 1812 3527.12 
 
 — Dissertation on miracles. [In Christian literature.] . 3538.01 
 Caves (J M ) On the miraculous life of the saints. [In Fuller- 
 ton. Life of St. Francis. 1865.) 3418.06 
 
 De Quincey (T.) Hume's argument against miracles. [In his Iheol. 
 
 essays, v 1.] 3543.20 
 
 Hay («.) Scripture doctrine of miracles. New ed. 2 v. 1873. 3557.30 
 Huwson ,J. A'.) Meditations on the miracles. 1871. . . . 3563.07 
 Hume(D.) Of miracles. [In his Inquiry concerning the human 
 
 understanding. [Works, v. 4.] 5414.16 
 
 Lit'< n (E. A.) Miracles 3566.19 
 
 Lu-ke (J.) Discourse of miracles. [In his Works, v. 9.] . . 5052.09 
 MacDunald (G.) 'ihe miracles of our Lord. 1870. . . . 3572.21 
 Mountfurd(W.) Miracles, past and present. 1870. . . .3576.02 
 Mozltij {J. B.) Eight Bampton lectures on miracles. 1872. 3576.03 
 Newman (J. H.) Two essays on scripture and ecclesiastical mira- 
 cles. 2d ed. 1870 3581.20 
 
 Powell (Baden). Order of nature in reference to revelation. 3585.15 
 
 Trench (R. C.) Miracles of our Lord. 1857 3614.05 
 
 Warburion ( IF.) Inquiry into the causes of prodigies and mira- 
 cles as related by historians [Tracts. 1789.] . . . 3626.15 
 Supernatural religion : an inquiry into the reality of divine rev- 
 elation. 2 V. 5th ed. 1875 3594.24 
 
 Miscellaneous Works. 
 
 Note. — A summary of the Contents of many of the works 
 enumerated in this division is given under the names of the 
 respective authors, in the general alphabet. 
 Abbott (J.) The young christian series. 4 v. 1855. . . .3513.01 
 
 1. The young.christian. 3. The way to do good. 
 
 2. The corner stone. 4. Hoary Head and M'Donner. 
 
 Abercrombie (J.) Essays. 1845 3513 07 
 
 Adams (iV.) Friends of Christ in the New TeBt. 1857. . 3513.11 
 Adams ( W.) Conversations of Jesus Christ with representative 
 
 men. 1868 3513.14 
 
 Alexander {J. W.) Discourses on common topics of faith and 
 
 practice. 1858 3513.19 
 
 Arnold IT.) Miscellaneous works. 1846 3514.01 
 
 Augustine (St.) confessions. Ed. by W. T. Shedd. 1860. . 3514.11 
 Bat ivs (A.) Miscellaneous essays and reviews. 2 v. 1855. 2513.06 
 Beecher (C. E.) Common sense aud religion ; or, the Bible and 
 
 the people. 1857 3515.08 
 
 Beecher [It. W.) 695 Pulpit pungencies. 1866. . . . 3516.08 
 _ Lecture room talks. 1870 3510 15 
 
 — Life thoughts. 1858 3516.04 
 
 — New Star papers. Experiences on religious subjects. 3516.13 
 
 — Moles from Plymouth pulpit. By A. Moore. 1865. . . 3616.06 
 
 — The overture of angels. 1870 3516.14 
 
 Blount (C.) Miscellaneous works. 1695 3521.23 
 
 Blunt (J. J.) Essays theological, contrib. to the Quarterly re- 
 view, 1860 3522.13 
 
 llmirdman ! IF. E.) He that overcometh. 1869 3522.17 
 
 Buijil (A. It. tl ) Graver thoughts of a country parson. . 3523.07 
 
 — Pit sen t-day thoughtB. 1871 3523.09 
 
 — Seaside musings on Sundays and week days, [anon.] . 3523.05 
 Brooke \S.A.) Christ in modern life. 1872 3523 18 
 
 — Sermons preached in St. James's chapel. 1869. . 3523.19 
 Brooks (T.) Smooth stones taken from ancient Brooks. By C. H. 
 
 Spurgeon. 1860 3523.17 
 
 Brown (H. S.) Lectures for the people. 2 v. 1859. .2514.11.12 
 Brown (J. B.ildwin). Misread passages in scripture. 2 v. 3524.25 
 Burton (Asa). Essays on some of the first principles of rueta- 
 
 physicks, ethicks, and theology . 1824 3526.20 
 
 Campbell (G .) Sermons and tracts. 1812 3527.12 
 
 Carpenter (H. S.) Here and beyond. 1859 3532.01 
 
 Chalmers (T.) Application of Christianity to the commercial and 
 
 ordinary affairs of life. 1820 3532.13 
 
 Chawnmj (W E.) The perfect life. Twelve discourses. . 3533.15 
 
 — Thoughts selected from [his] writings. 1854 3533.13 
 
 Chruluni thought on life. 1851 3554.18 
 
 Clark (Adam). Detached pieces. 3 v. 1837 3531.10 
 
 Clarke (J F.) Common-sense in religion : essays. 1874. 3535.20 
 Colen.li/f (S. T.) Aids to reflection. 1847 3536.18 
 
 — The Friend. [Works, v. 2.] 5025.05 
 
 — Literary remains. Confessions of an inquiring spirit. 6025.08 
 Collin.-, (sup/ten). Autobiography. [Religious.] 1872. . 3536.30 
 Collyer (It.) Saturn aud lile. Sermons. 1869. . . . 3536.19 
 
 — The life tliat now is. Sermons. 1871 3536.28 
 
 Collier (li.L.) Every-day subjects in Sunday sermons. 1870. 3536.21 
 Conway (.1/. D.) The earthward pilgrimage. 1870. . . . 3537.00 
 Conybeare ( \V. J.) Essays, ecclesiastical, etc. 1855. . . 2627.01 
 
 Cooke (.?.) The hiding -place. A sermon. 1868 3536.26 
 
 Cornwallis (C. F.) Philosophical theories and experience. By a 
 
 Pariah, [anon.] 1854 5421.20 
 
 Cox x S.H.) Interviews, memorable and useful. 1853. . .3537.03 
 Cum hi inn (J.) Benedictions; or, the blessed life. 1854. . 3542.02 
 
 — Church before the flood. 1854 3542.01 
 
 — Daily life. 1864 3642.03 
 
 — Voices of the day. 1857 3543 09 
 
 — Voices of the dead. 1855 3543.11 
 
 — Voices of tlie night. 1854 3543.01 
 
 Cunningham (J. W.) A world without souls. 1815. . . . 3537.15 
 Cusanus (jV.de). The idiot. Of wisdome, the minde, etc. 1650. 3541.04 
 Cuyler (T. L.) Heart-life. 1871 3537.19 
 
 — Heart-culture. 1872 3537.21 
 
 — Thought-hives. 1872 3637.20 
 
 Davies (J. L.) Theology and morality. 1878 3541.15 
 
 DeQuincey (T.) Theological essays. 2 v. 1854 3543.20 
 
 Dod (A. B., and others). Essays from Princeton review. 3586.02 
 
 Dodge (M. A.) Stumbling blocks. 1864 2523 06 
 
 Edwards (B. B.) Writings. 2 v. 1853 3546.09 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Sermons, v. 2. Roman catholic religion 
 in Italy. Slavery in ancient Greece. Roman slavery. Slavery 
 in the middle ages. Study of the Hebrew language. Early 
 English versions of the Bible. Authenticity of the Penta- 
 teuch. The imprecations in the scriptures Hebrew poetry. 
 Importance of a thorough theological education. Christians 
 should study the profounder mysteries of their faith. Col- 
 lateral signs of human depravity. Influence of eminent 
 piety on the intellectual powers. 
 Enoch, the second messenger of God. 2 v. Lon„ n. d. 8°. 3541.23 
 Fichte (J. G.) The way towards the blessed life. [In his Popuiar 
 
 works. V. 9.] 3552.14 
 
 Same. La vie bienheureuse 3552.16 
 
 Fronde (R. H.) Remains. 2 v. 1838 3553.16 
 
 Fuller (T.) The cause and cure of a wounded conscience; also, 
 Triana; or-, a three-fold romanza, of Mariana, Paduana, and 
 Sabina 3s'53.21 
 
 — Joseph's party-coloured coat; a comment on 1 Cor. xi., witu 
 
 several sermons, and David's heinouB sin, hearty repent- 
 ance, heavy punishment. A poem. 1867. . . . 3553.22 
 
 Gasparin (Mme. de). Vesper. 1863 3554.15 
 
 Guthrie (T.) The way of life. Sermons. 1862 3556.03 
 
 — Speaking to the heart. Sermons. 1863 3556 04 
 
 Hales (J.) Works. 3 v. 1765 3551.11 
 
 Hall (Joseph). Devotions, sacred aphorisns, and religious table- 
 talk 3557.01 
 
 Hall (John). Papers for home reading. 1871. 12°. . . .3556,22 
 
 — Questions of the day. 1873 3556!23 
 
 Hamline (L. L.) Works. Ed. by F. G. Hibbard. 2 v. 1871. 3556.27 
 
 v. 1. Sermons, v. 2. Miscellaneous writings. 
 Han-way (J.) Reflections, essays, etc. 2 v. 1761. . . . 3567.23 
 
 Hedge (F. H.) Reason in religion. 1865 3562.12 
 
 Hervey (J.) Meditations and contemplations 3557.19 
 
 Contents: Among -the tombs. On a flower garden. Upon 
 creation. On the night. On the starry heavens. A winter 
 piece. 
 Hopkins (Mark). Miscel essays and discourses. [1828-47.] 3563.04 
 
 — Baccalaureate sermons, [1850-62], aud occasional discourses 
 
 [1852-59J. 1862 3563.03 
 
 Humboldt (K. W. von). Religious thoughts aud opinions. 3563. <J8 
 Hyacinthe (C. Loyson, called father). Discourses on various occa- 
 sions. 1869 3563.15 
 
 — Orations. With a sketch of his life. 1871 3563.29 
 
 Contents: Biographical sketch. Civil society in its rela- 
 tions with Christianity. Education of the working classes. 
 
 James (H.) Lectures aud miscellanies. 1852 3563.24 
 
 Contents: Property as a symbol. TJuiversality in art. The 
 old and new theology. The scientific accord of natural and 
 revealed religion. Miscellanies. 
 Jenynsys.) Pieces religions, moral, etc. [In Ids Works, v. 2 ] 5044.17 
 
 — Observationo on several passages in the New Testament. 
 
 [Works, v. 4.] 5044.19 
 
 Jowett (B.) Extracts from writings. See A'ryes (67. S.) Theol. 
 
 essays 3577.24 
 
 Kelly (M. A.) Reminiscences of thought and feeling. . .3564.00 
 King (I. S.) Patriotism, and other papers 1864. . . .3564.12 
 Kirkus ( W.) Miscellaneous essays. Second series. 1868. 3563.30 
 Contents: Convict management. Model sermons. Ritual- 
 ism, Romanism, Anglicanism, Evangelicism, logically identi- 
 cal. Leeky's Rationalism in Europe. The New Reforma- 
 tion. 
 Knox ( V.) Elegant extracts, v. 1, moral and religious. .5046.17 
 Laboulaye (E.) La liberie religieuse. [lissais de critique.] 3564.19 
 Lamennais (F.) Paroles d'uu croyant. Uue voix de prison, etc. Pre- 
 cedes d'une etude, par Sainte-Beuve. Nouv. ed. 1869. 3564.26 
 Lutlier (M.) Watchwords lor the warfare of life. 1869. . . 3572.03 
 
 Mac Donald (G.) Unspokeu sermons. 1868 3572.20 
 
 Macduff (J. R. Memories of Geunesaret. 1858. . . .3573.01 
 
 — The shepherd and his flock. 1866 3573.02 
 
 Macteod (N.) Parish papers. 1863 3573 05 
 
 — Simple truths for earnest miuds. 1866 3573.06 
 
 Macmdtan (H.) The gardeu and the city; with other contrasts 
 
 and parallels of suipture. 1872 3573.08 
 
 Maitland (S. R.) Eight essays on various subjects. 1852. 3573.19 
 Martine.au (J.) Endeavors after the christian life. 185S. 3574.06 
 
 — Miscellanies. 1852 357i.07 
 
 Joseph Priestley. Thomas Arnold. Church and State. 
 Theodore Parker's Discourses. Phases of faith. Church of 
 England. Battle of the churches. 
 
 — Studies of Christianity. 1867 3574.16 
 
 Contents: Distinctive types of Christianity; Christianity 
 without priest and without ritual ; Vicarious redemption; 
 Mediatorial religion; live points of christian faith; Creed 
 and heresies ot early Christianity ; The creed of Christen- 
 dom; The restoration of belief; One gospel in many dia- 
 lects; St. Paul aud his modern students; Sin, what it is; 
 what it is not; Duties of christians in an age of controversy. 
 
 Mason (J.) Select remains. 1809 6214.07 
 
 Maurice (F. D.) Theological essays. 1854 3574.19 
 
 Memminger (R. W.) Present issues 3575.20 
 
 Contents : The church; Sacerdotalism; Christianity and 
 esthetics; The pulpit; Universalism and Calvinism; Civil- 
 ization and devil-worship. 
 Merle D' 'Aubigne (J. H.) Discourses and essays. 1855. . 3543.18 
 Miller (H.) EsBays. [From the "Witness."] 1865. . .2535.16 
 
 tlilman (H. H.) Savonarola, and other essays 3576.12 
 
 Contents: Savonarola. Erasmus. Popes of the 16th and 
 ~th centuries. Clement xiv. and the Jesuits. Newman on 
 
 BBOOKLIS.HJSBOANHLE LIBRABY. 
 
BIBLICAL, RELIG-IOUS, AND ECCL. LIT. : Miscellaneous to Monastic. 93 
 
 the development of christian doctrine; Relation of the 
 
 clergy to the people. Pagan and christian sepulchres. 
 
 Murray (iV.) Parish and other pencillings. 1854. . . . 3576.14 
 
 Nelson (J.) Gatherings from a pastor's drawer. 1852. 3577.08 
 
 Newman (J. H ) Essays, critical and historical. 2 v. 1872. 3581.09 
 
 — Historical sketches. 1872 3581.07 
 
 P/oyes (G. R.) Collection of theological essays from various au- 
 thors. [Guizot, Baden Powell, R. Williams, B. Jowett, A. P. 
 Stanley, etc.] 1867 3577.24 
 
 Olin (S.) Works. 2 V. 1856 3581.01 
 
 v. 1 Sermons and sketches, v. 2. Lectures and addresses. 
 
 Parker (B.) Works. 1738 3582.23 
 
 Contents : 1-2. Philosophical meditations. 3. Philosophi- 
 cal dissertations. 4. A journey thro' the world. 
 Parker (Tiieodore). Critical and miscellaneous writings. 3582.13 
 Contents : A lesson for the day ; Life of St. Bernard ; 
 Truth against the world ; Transient and permanent iu 
 Christianity ; The Pharisees ; How to move the world ; 
 Primitive Christianity ; Strauss's life of Jesus ; Thoughts 
 on theology. 
 Patent \The) hat: designed to increase the thinking, reasoning, 
 acting power of the wearer. For the use of maukiud in 
 general, and the clergy in particular. 1855. . . .3583.14 
 Present heaven. By the author of " The patience of hope." 3585.18 
 
 Prime (W. C.) The Owl creek letters. 1848 3585.22 
 
 Ram/tter (C. F.) Select remains. 1833 3587.04 
 
 Randolph (R.) Sober thoughts on staple themes. 1871. . 3586.25 
 Real and the beau-ideal. By the author of " Visiting my rela- 
 tions." 1861 2542.01 
 
 Renan (E.) Studies of religions history. 1864 3412. 10 
 
 Same Etudes d'histoire religieuse. 1862 3412.09 
 
 Reville (.1.) Religion and science. The future life. Authority of 
 Jesus Christ. [In Beard (J. R.) Progress, etc.], . .3515.22 
 
 Rift (Tie) in the clouds, [anon.] 1872 3587.03 
 
 Rogers (if.) The Greyson letters. 1858 . 3587.18 
 
 — Reason and Faith, and other miscellanies. 1853. . .3587.19 
 
 Contents : Life and writings of Thomas Fuller : Audrew 
 Marvel! ; Luther's correspondence and character ; Geuins 
 and writings of Pascal ; Sacred eloquence ; The British pul- 
 pit ; Vanity and glory of literature ; Right of private judg- 
 ment; Reason and faith : their claims and contli ts. 
 Ruskin (J.) Precious thoughts : moral and religious. 1860. 2542 02 
 St. John (J. A.) Philosophy at tlie foot of the cross. 1854 3592.05 
 Scott (T.) Essays on the most important subjects in religion. 
 
 1819 3592.17 
 
 Select sentences from eminent authors. 1809 6214.07 
 
 Sewell(E. M.) Passing thoughts on religion. 1863. . .3593.03 
 
 Shedd I W. G. T.) Discourses and essays. 1862 3593.09 
 
 Contents : Method and influence of theological studies ; 
 True nature of the beautiful ; Characteristics and import- 
 ance of a natural rhetoric ; Nature and influence of the his- 
 toric spirit ; Relation of language and style to thought ; 
 Doctrine of original sin ; Doctrine of atonement. 
 Spencer (I. S.) Pastor's sketches, or conversations with anxious 
 
 inquirers. 2 v. 1855 3593.16 
 
 Spurgeon (C. H.) John Ploughman's talk. Plain advice. . 3594.26 
 — • Evening by evening. 1869 ; readings. . ... 3594.13 
 
 — Morning by morning ; Headings. 1866 . 3594.15 
 
 — Gems from his discourses. 1858 3594.14 
 
 Stanley (A. P.) Scripture portraits and other miscellanies. 3595.02 
 
 — Sermons preached in the East. 1863 3595 01 
 
 Tait {A. C, abp.) Dangers and safeguards of modern theology. 
 
 1862 3612.01 
 
 Talmage [T. D.) One thousand gems. Ed. by W. H. Larrabee. 
 
 1873 3012.11 
 
 Taylor {I.) Logic in theology, and other essays. 1859. . . 3612.06 
 
 — Saturday evening. 1858 ... 3612.09 
 
 Tayor (Jeremy). Selections from works. 1863. . . . 3612.12 
 Thompson (if. M.) "Copy." Essays on religion, etc. 1872. 3613.03 
 Tonna (Hrs. C. E.) The flower garden, or glimpses of the past. 
 
 [Works, v. 1.] 5076.13 
 
 — Principalities and powers in heavenly placeB. [Works, v. 2.] 
 Totten (.5.) The analogy of truth, in four discourses ; together 
 
 with a discourse on the connection between practical piety 
 
 and sound doctrine. 1848 3613.20 
 
 Townshend (C. H.) Religious opinions. 1869 3613.18 
 
 Tracts for priestB and people. By various writers. 1862. 3614.01 
 Contents : Religio laici, by T. Hughes ; The mote and the 
 beam, by F. D. Maurice ; The atonement, by F. Garden ; 
 Of miracles, by J. L. Davies : On terms of communion ; A 
 dialogue on doubt, by J. II. Ludlow ; Morality and divinity, 
 by F. D. Maurice ; On laws of nature and the positive philo- 
 sophy, by J. M. Ludlow. 
 Tucker (C.) House beautiful; or, the Bible museum. 1868. 3513.28 
 
 — On the way; or, places passed by pilgrims. 1800. . . 121.20 
 Vinet [A.) Montaigne: and other miscellanies. 1866. . . 3616.02 
 Walker {J. B.) The living questions of the age. 1869. . 3616.08 
 Warburton ( W.,) and Hard (R.) Tracts, not admitted into the 
 
 collection of their respective works. Ed. by S. Parr. Lon- 
 don, 1789. 8° 3616.15 
 
 Ward (Rev. N.) The simple cobler of Aggawam in America. Ed. 
 
 by D. Pulsiler 3016.19 
 
 Ware {Mary G. C.) Thoughts iu my garden. 1863. . . 3617.11 
 
 Wliately (R.) Charges and other tracts. [On education, tithes, 
 
 the Lord's Day, etc.] 1836 3622.18 
 
 — Thoughts and apophthegms. 1856 3622.21 
 
 Williams (W. B.) Miscellanies. 2d ed. 1851 3623.19 
 
 Winslow {Mrs. M.) Heaven opened. A selection from [herj cor- 
 respondence. 1867 3624.01 
 
 Witherspoon (J.) Works, with a sermon occasioned by hiB death, 
 by J. Rodgers. 3 V. 1800 3624 12 
 
 — Miscellaneous works. [On divinity. The Druid, etc. 1803.] 3624.26 
 
 Woolsey (T. D.) The religion of the present, and of the future. 
 
 1871 3624.24 
 
 See also Sermons. 
 
 Missions and Missionaries. 
 
 Adam.(W.) Corresp. relative to Christianity. India. 1824. 3581.26 
 American Board of Commissioners for foreign missions. Memo- 
 rial volume of the first fllty yearB. 5th ed. 1862. .3447.26 
 Anderson (R.) History of the missions of the American Board tc 
 
 the Orieutal churches, v. 1. 1872 3451.11 
 
 Bleby (It.) Romance without fictiou; or, sketches from the port- 
 folio of au old missionary 3402.04 
 
 Bright well {Miss). Romance of modern missions. 1870. .3447.19 
 Brown ( IT.) History of the propagation of Christianity among the 
 
 heathen since the reformation. 3 v. 1854 3147.01 
 
 Buchanan (C.) Star iu the East ; a sermon [on] missions. [Wdh 
 
 Nott's Miscel. works. 1810.] 3577.27 
 
 Calvert [J.) Fiji and the Fijiaus. 1859 1065.01 
 
 Came (J.) Livi s of eminent missionaries. 3 v. 1832 35. 3447.16 
 Contents: v. 1. John Eliot. C. F. Swartz H. Egede J. 
 Kiernander. Hooker and Antes, v. 2. D. Zeisberger. Van- 
 derkemp and Kicherer. C. Bnchauan. J. Haven. Anne H. 
 Judson. David Brainerd. W. Milue. v. 3. Ignatius Loyola. 
 Xavier. C. Bareze. J. Assemauui. L. Cavallcro. Church 
 of Japan. Madame de Peleterie. J. de Anchieta 
 Clarke (A.) Christian missions. Including the introd. of the gos- 
 pel into the British Isles 3447.25 
 
 Cox (F. A.) History of the Baptist Missionary Society, 1702-1842. 
 
 2v 3451.04 
 
 Dean (W.) China mission. 1859 1023.13 
 
 Geckie (A. C.) Christian missions to wrong places, among wrong 
 
 races, and in wrong hands. 1871. 3447.21 
 
 Grout i.L ) Zulu-land, Natal, etc [1865.] 1093.08 
 
 Hamilton (R. W.) Missions; their authority, scope, etc. 1846. 3447.04 
 
 Hawkins \E.) Historical notices of the missions of the Church of 
 
 England in the North American colonies, previous to their 
 
 independence. 1845 3456.13 
 
 Howitt ( \V.) Colonization and Christianity. 1838. . . 3447.09 
 Judson (Mrs. E. C.) The Kathayan slave. 1853 . . 3447.12 
 
 Kaye (J. W.) Christianity in ludia. 1859 3147.07 
 
 Kesson (J.) The cross and the dragon; or, Christianity in China. 
 
 1854 3147.23 
 
 Kip (W.I.) Early Jesuit missions in North America. 1846 3447.10 
 Lansing (G.) Egypt's Princes. A narrative of missionary labor. 
 
 1865 1075.13 
 
 Laurie (T.) Dr. Grant and the Mountain Nestorians. 1853. 1042.02 
 Marsh (D. IF.) The Tennesseean in Persia and Koordistau; 
 scenes and incidents in the life of S. A Rhea. 1869. 1033.04 
 Marshall (T. W. M.) Christianity in China. 1858. . .3417.06 
 Marshman I J. C ) Life and times of Carey, Marshmau, and Ward: 
 the Serampore mission 2 v. London, 1859. 8°. . 3033.11 
 Moffat (R.) Missionary labours in Southern Africa 1843. 1093.13 
 Moister ( W.) A history of Wesleyan Missions. 3d ed. 1S71. 34.33.18 
 Muller IF. Max). On missions. A lecture. With an introductory 
 
 sermon by A. P. Stanley. 1874 3402.03 
 
 Nevin (R. P.) Black robes; or, sketches of missions and minis- 
 ters. [The Jesuit, the Moravian, the Methodist, the Presby- 
 terian.] 1872 3447.24 
 
 Pierson (if. W.) American missionary memorial. 1853. . 3447.08 
 
 Rowley (H.) Uuiversities' mission to Central Africa. 1867. 1094.11 
 
 Scott (Mrs. A. M.) Day-dawn in Africa: Prot. Epis. mission at 
 
 Cape Palmas, West Africa. 1858. . . . 3447.14 
 
 Seelye (J. H.) Christian missions. 1875 3592.29 
 
 Sibree (J.) Madagascar and its people. 1870 1064.14 
 
 Smith (J. missionary). The missionary's appeal on behalf of 
 
 Southern India. 1841 3593 12 
 
 Tracy (■/.) History of the American board of commissioners lor 
 
 foreign missions. 2d ed. 1842 3447 27 
 
 Wheeler (C. if.) Ten years on the Euphrates. 1870. . .3447.20 
 Weitbrecht (J. J.) Memoir, with history of the Burdwan mission, 
 
 Bengal. . 3183.01 
 
 Woman and her Saviour in Persia. 1865 3447.15 
 
 Wood (G B.) History of Christianity in India. [Hist, memoirs. 
 
 Phila., 1872. 8°.] 2548.01 
 
 Tonge (C. M.) Pioneers and founders; or, recent workers in the 
 
 mission field. 1871 3447.22 
 
 See also Church history, p. 81:— Jesuits, p. 89;— Moravi- 
 ans, below: — Monastic orders, below. 
 
 Mohammedanism. 
 
 [See Religions, p.100.] 
 Monastic and Religious Orders and Institutions. 
 
 Ancren-riwle; treatise on the rules and duties of Monastic life. 
 
 Tr. by J. Morton. Camden soc, 1853 5113.11 
 
 Beagmhof (The); or, the city of the single, [anon.] 1869. 5825.16 
 Bunictr.ii (J. M.) The testimony of an escaped novice from the 
 
 sisterhood of St. Joseph, Emmettsburg, Md. 1855 3461.15 
 Butler (C ) Historical view of the religious and military orders 
 
 of the Catholic church ■ ■ 60 i?°-''" 
 
 Curzon (R.) Visits to Monasteries of the Levaut. 1849. . lUo2.U8 
 Dav(S P.) Monastic institutions; their origin, progress, nature, 
 
 and tendency. 1855 • . • • -3 426.22 
 
 Duqdale (Sir Wm.) *Monasticou anglicanum. Hist, ol aboies, and 
 
 other monasteries, etc., in England and Wales. New ed. 
 
 8 v 1817-30 • 457.01 
 
 Jameson (Mrs. A.) Legends of the monastic orders. 1852. 1442.19 
 
 Kinasleu (C.) The hermits. 1868 3418.UI 
 
 Monlalimbert (C. F., eomte de). The monks of the West, from St 
 
 Benedict to St. Bernard, v. 1-5. 1861-67 . . . -3427.01 
 v. 1. Introduction ; Roman empire after the peace ol tna 
 
 church ; Monastic precursors in the East and West. v. 2. 
 
 In asking for books, use 
 
 the "Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
94 
 
 BIBLICAL, RELIG-IOUS, AND ECOL. LIT. : Moravians to New Test 
 
 St. Benedict ; St. Gregory the Great; MonkB in Italy and 
 Spain; Monks in Gaul; St. (Joliimbianns; Legend of St. Patrick, 
 v. 3. Christian origin of the British Isles ; St. Columba, the 
 apostle of Caledonia, 521-597; St. Augustin of Canterbury, 
 597 633; Iona. v. 4. Celtic Monks and the Anglo-Saxons; St. 
 Wilfred establishes Roman unity and the Benedictine order, 
 634-709; his contemporaries and successors, 637-687. V. 5. 
 Anglo-Saxon monks; Anglo-Saxon nuns. 
 Murphy (J. N.) Terra incognita; or, the convents of the United 
 
 Kingdom. 1873 3578.14 
 
 Newman (J H.) Benedictine schools. [In Hist sketches,v.3. 3581.00 
 Ricci (S. de). Female convents. Secrets of nunneries disclosed. 
 
 Ed. by T. Roscoe. 1834 3461 16 
 
 Ruffner (H.) The fathers of the desert. Account of monkery 
 
 among heathen nations. 1850. . 3421.01 
 
 St John {J. A.) Anatomy of society v. 2., p. 175-194. . . 2542.05 
 Stephen (Sir J.) The French Benedictines. Essays, etc. v.l. 3423.20 
 
 Taylor {A.) Convent life in Italy. 1862 3424.20 
 
 Wright IT.) Three chapters of letters relating to the suppression 
 
 of monasteries. Camden soc, 1843 5112.26 
 
 Wyse (J.) A thousand years; or, the missionary centres of the 
 
 middle ages. [1872.] 3462 02 
 
 Note. — Many original histories of the monasteries of Eng- 
 gland are included in the publications of the Camden, the 
 Chetham, and the Surtees societies; and in the so-called 
 Rolls chronicles. 
 
 tS~ See also Celibacy, p. 80;— Jesuits, p. 89 ; — Knighthood, 
 in general alphabet. 
 
 Moravians. 
 
 Bost (A.) Hist, of the Bohemian and Moravian brethren. 3452.05 
 
 Cram (D.) Ancientand modern hist, of the brethren. 1780. 3452.02 
 
 — History of Greenland and of the mission carried on by the. 
 
 United Brethren. 2v.ini. 1820.. . . . 564.01 
 
 Henry (J.) Sketches of Moravian life. 1859 3452.03 
 
 Heckewelder (J.) Mission of the United Brethren among the Del- 
 aware and Mohegan Indians. 1740 to 1808. 1820. . 557.08 
 Holmes (J.) Historical sketches of the missions of the United 
 
 Brethren. 1818 3452.04 
 
 Rimius{H) Rise and progress of the Moravians. 1753. 3452.01 
 
 Mormons and Mormonism. 
 
 Beadle {J. H.) Lifo in Utah; or the mysteries and crimes of Mor- 
 monism. 1870 3454.04 
 
 Bonwick (J.) The Mormons and the silver mines [of the West]. 
 
 1872 3454.il 
 
 Boole oi Mormon. Tr. by J. Smith. 4th ed. 1854. . . .3757.20 
 
 Ferris {B. G.) Utah and the Mormons. 1856 3454.02 
 
 Ferris (Mrs. B. 67.) The Mormons at home. 1852-53. 1856. 3454.09 
 G-unnison (J. W.) The Mormons ; or, Latter day saints. 3454.01 
 Hyde {J.) Mormonism : its leaders and designs. 1857. . 3454.03 
 Jacques (J.) Catechism for children of the Latter-day saints. 
 
 1870 3632.01 
 
 Ludlow (F. H.) The heart of the continent ; with an examination 
 
 of the Mormon principle. 1870 1125.13 
 
 Mormonism : reprinted from the Edinburgh review, No. ccii 
 
 [T. L., v. 25, 1854.] 6075.30 
 
 Pratt {P. P.) Voice of warning and instruction to all people. 
 
 „ 185i 3584.27 
 
 Sacred hymns and spiritual songs. 14th ed. Salt Lake City, 1871. 
 
 „ , J 2 '-] 3761.02 
 
 Ismith (J.) The book of doctrine and covenants of the church of 
 Jesus Christ of the Latter-day Saints. 1S54 . .3757 21 
 Stenhouse (T. B. H.) The Rocky Mountain saints. 1873. . 3454.10 
 Stenhouse {Mrs. T. B. H.) Expose of polygamy in Utah. . 3454.07 
 Tucker(P.) Origin, rise, and progress of Mormonism. 1867.3454.05 
 See also, in general alphabet, Countries. ( Utah.) 
 
 Mosaic Law and Dispensation. 
 
 Kurtz (J. H.) History ot the old covenant. 3 v. 1859. . . 3565.23 
 Michae'is (J. D.) Commentaries on the laws of Moses. 4 v. 
 
 1814. , 3575 23 
 
 More {II.) Conjectural essay of interpreting the minde of Moses 
 
 according to a three-fold cabbala. 1653 3575 17 
 
 Warburton (W.) The divine legation of Moses demonstrated 
 
 With preface, by R. Hurd. 2 v 3616.12 
 
 See also Judaism;— Pentateuch ;— Ten Commandments. 
 Mystics. 
 Kingsley (0.) [In his Sir Walter Raleigh and other papers dd 
 
 155-77. 1859.] ... 253406 
 
 Mystics of the fourteenth century. [In Litte'll, 1874 v 4 ]' 
 Tulloch(J.) The Cambridge Platonists. [In his Rational theolorv 
 
 etc. v. 2. 1872.] 3446 10 
 
 Vaughan (R A.) Hours with the mystics. 2d ed., revised 2'v. 
 
 1860 ^filfl 17 
 
 See also Church history, p. 81 ;— Doctrines, p. 84. ' 
 Natural Theology. 
 Barms (A.) Review of Butler's Analogy. [In his Essays and Re- 
 views. V. 1, 1855.] 2513 06 
 
 Blakehj (J.) Theology of inventions; or, manifestations 'of 
 
 Deity in works of art. 1856 3500 in 
 
 Bridgewaler treatises. 12 v. 1833-40 1.1 3524 01 
 
 Note.— For Contents see entry in general alphabet." 
 Brougham {II., lord). Dissert, on natural theology. 2 v 3523 !■> 
 
 Same. Natural theology. 1856. . . . 352'l'l4 
 
 BMer (J.) 1 Analogy of religion, natural and revealed. 1852.352701 
 Chalmers (T.) Natural theology. 1855. . 3532 18 
 
 S?,^™.^- 4 -)^?^ 83 01 natural theology. 1868. 1 35:!a'.08 
 Child (G. C.) Benedlcite ; power, wisdom, and goodness of God 
 
 as maniiested in his works. 1867. vnioi 
 
 Culverwel {N.) On the light of nature. 1857. 1 ' ' 548421 
 
 Gillett (B. H.) God in in human thought ; or, natural theology 
 
 traced in literature, ancient and modern, to the time of 
 
 bishop Butler. 2 v. 1874 3554 gg 
 
 Oleig (67. R.) [In his Essays, v. 1. pp. 212-99. 1858.] . . 2528.15 
 Qrindon (L. H.) Little things of nature considered, especially in 
 
 relation to the divine benevolence. 1866 4723 05 
 
 Hume (D.) Dialogues concerning natural religion. [In his Philos 
 
 Works, V. 2. 1854.] Uli ^ 
 
 James (H.) Substance and shadow : or, morality and religion in 
 
 their relation to life. 1863 3553 19 
 
 Lamennais {F.) Esquisse d'une philosophie. 4 v. . . . 3564 22 
 M'Cosh (J.) Typical forms and special ends in creation. ' 3572'n 
 Macculloch (J.) Proofs and illustrations of the attributes of God 
 
 from the physical universe. 3 v. 1837 3572 23 
 
 Paley ( W.) Natural theology, with notes, by Brougham.' 2 v. 3582 06 
 
 Same. Natural theology. 1802 3582 08 
 
 Powell (B.) [Oxford Essays. 168-204. 1856.] ..,.'. 253821 
 St. Pierre (J. H. B. de). Studies of nature. 1852. . . . 3592 07 
 
 Simon (J.) Natural religion. 1857 3593 04 
 
 Thoughts on natural theology suggested by " VestigeB of the na. 
 
 tural history of creation. " 1849 3594 08 
 
 Tucker (A.) Light of nature pursued. 2 v. 1852. . . 1 3614 13 
 Turner (S.) Saored history of the world. 3 V. 1852-53. .' 422 29 
 Voltaire and Rousseau against the atheists ; or, detached passa- 
 ges from those writers. 1845 3616.05 
 
 Ware (H.) Enquiry into religion. 2 v. 1842 3617loi 
 
 See also Atheism ;— God ; — Deism ;— Evidences ;— Free 
 
 religion;— Pantheism ;— Religions (Various) ;— Theism. 
 
 Nature and Naturalism. 
 
 Hinton (J.) Man and his dwelling-place, [anon.] 1859. . 3573.20 
 Lake (C.) The use of the senses when engaged in contemplating 
 
 the external world. 1848 3555 i| 
 
 Macmillan (H.) Bible teaching in nature 1871. .1.1 3573.10 
 Newton (R.) Nature b wonders [For the use of children. On the 
 
 wisdom and goodness of God.) 1872 3577.15 
 
 Sturm (C. C.) Reflections on the works of God. 1853. . 1 3595I18 
 
 Neo Platonism. 
 
 [See Platonism; also in the general alphabet, the Works of 
 
 Philo Judosus, Plotinas, Proolus.) 
 
 New England Churches. 
 
 Backus {I.) Abridgment of the church history of New England 
 1602-1804 3456.15 
 
 Bacon \L.) Genesis of the New England churches. 1874. .' 3455I18 
 
 Cambridge platform of church discipline, adopted in 1648 and 
 the confession of faith adopted in 1680. 1850. . . . 3527.14 
 
 Fell (J. B ) Ecclesiastical history ol New England, v.l. 1855. 3456.16 
 
 Gorton (S.) Simplicitie's defence against seven-headed policy by 
 church government, 1646. [Force's tracts, v. 4.] . . 577.11 
 
 Hawes {J.) Tribute to the memory of the PilgrimB, and vindica- 
 tion of the congregational churches of N. E. 1830. . 3456.23 
 
 Mather (C.) Magnalia ; or, eccl. hist, of New England ; 1620-1698. 
 2 v. . 342g 02 
 
 Vhden{H.F.) New England theocracy, to 1740. '. '. 1 1 3455I04 
 
 See also histories of New England, and the separate N. E. 
 
 states. Also Congregationalism ;— Puritanism ;— etc. 
 
 New Testament. 
 
 [See also Bible ;— Gospels ;— and names of individual books.] 
 
 Greek. Greek testament. Revised text and commentary Bv H. 
 Alford. 4 v. in 5 Loudon, 1856-62. 8" 3743.06 
 
 Griesbach's text, with various readings, etc. [Also, A Greek 
 
 and English manual lexicon to the N. T. By J. H. Bass.] 
 Loudon, H. G. Bohn, 1859 3743.02 
 
 Novum Testamentum. Gr. et Lat. [Ed.] C. Tischendorf. 
 
 Parisns, Didot, 1861. 8° .7766.01 
 
 Codex Vaticanus. Ed. Angelus Maiu's. Londini, 1859. 8°. 
 
 „ ,. , „ 3743.01 
 
 English. "English Hexapla; six translations of the New Testa- 
 ment. Wiclif, 1380. Tyndale, 1634.' Cranmer, 1539. Genevan, 
 1557. Anglo-Rhenish, 1582. Authorized, 1611. The Greek text 
 alter Scholz : preceded by a history of English translations 
 and translators. London. 1841. 4° 3758.03 
 
 — First printed English New Testament. Photollithograplied 
 
 tor Am. B. soc, from the unique fragments now in the Green- 
 ville collection. British Museum. Tr. by W. Tyndale. Ed. by 
 E Arber. London, 1871. 8'. . . . .... 3744.06 
 
 —New Testament. [Authorized version.] New York, D. Fan- 
 
 Shaw, 1832. 18° ..3741.01 
 
 Same. N. Y. Amer. Biblesac., 1852.8°' '. . .3744.01 
 
 Same. Revised by H. Alford. London, 1870. 16°. . 3744 18 
 
 Same. With introduction and various readings from the 
 three most celebrated manuscripts of the original Greek 
 text. By C. Tischendorf. Tauchnitz ed. v. 1000. Leipzig, 
 IJ 69 ' 16 3744.16 
 
 Same. *With engravings on wood from designs of Fra 
 io?,?,? * Titiau . Eaphael, and others. London, Longmans, 
 I™ 5 - 4 1446.17 
 
 Same. Annotated paragraph ?ible : New Testament. Witli 
 notes. New York, 1869. 1. 8°. . . . . . 3748.20 
 
 — English version of the New Testament, from the text of the 
 
 Vatican manuscript. By H. Heinfetter. 6th ed. London, 
 „ 18 „ 64 * • 3768.05 
 
 — ir.irom the Greek text of Tischendorf by G. R. Noyes. 
 
 Boston, 1869. 12° . 3744,02 
 
 ~~ £ r ' ? y L - A - Sawyer. Boston, 18581 12°. .'.'.' '. 3741.03 
 ~~ 11 ' 1 , r " n ?, Griesbach's text. By S. Sharue. 2d ed. London, 
 
 1844 12° , . , . 3744.04 
 
 ~ Tr o f ^. 0m . th8 oritical toxt of Teschendorf, with an 'introd. by 
 r™ Davias °h. London, 1875. 3°. . . . ... 3744.07 
 
 — [Cherokee testament. Title-page in Cherokee.] 1860. . 3741.06 
 
 BBOOKLYN MEBOANTILE LIBRABY. 
 
BIBLICAL, RELIGIOUS, AND ECCL. LIT. : New Test, to Fanth ism. 
 
 9& 
 
 Oerman. Das neue Testament aus dem grundtexte neu ver- 
 teutechet und mit gesohichtlich begrilndeten einleitungen 
 versehen von J. G. F. Irmler. Aken an der Elbe, 1847. 12°. 
 
 Ojibway. Ewh Oowahweendahmahg&win owh Tabanemenung 
 Jesus Christ, Keahnekuhnootuhbeegahdag anwamaud egewb. 
 Ahneshenahbag Ojibway anindig. Toronto, 1864=. 8°. 3711.06 
 
 Spanish. Nuevo Testamento. Traducido en Eapanol por Felipe 
 Scio de S. Miguel. Nueva York, 1823. 12°. . . .3741.09 
 
 Authorship and History of the Books of the N. T. 
 
 Martin [J.) Origin and history of the New Testament. 2d ed. 
 1872 3745.05 
 
 Stowe (C. E.) Origin and history of the books of the N. T., both 
 canonical and apocryphal 1867 3725.06 
 
 Tregelles {S. P.) Lecture on the historic evidence of the author- 
 ship and transmission of the books of the N. T. 1852, 3745.04 
 
 Commentaries. 
 
 Alexander [J. ^4.) Notes on New Testament literature. . 3413.09 
 Bonar [H.) Bible thoughts and themes. Gospels. 1869. . 3746.10 
 
 — Acts, Romans, and Corinthians. 1869 3755.11 
 
 Critical English Testament : being an adaptation of Bengel's Gno- 
 mon, with numerous notes, showing the precise results of 
 modern criticism and exegesis. Ed. by W. L. Blackley and 
 
 J. Hawes. 3 v 1869 3746.15 
 
 Gray (J. C.) The Biblical museum : a collection of notes ex- 
 planatory, homiletic, and illustrative. 4 v. 1871-2. 
 
 1. Matthew and Mark. [3754.13]. 
 
 2. Luke and John. [3754.19.] 
 
 3. Acts and Romans. [3755.15.] 
 
 4. Corinthians, Galatians, Ephesians, Philippians, Colos- 
 sians, Thessalonians, Timothy, Titus, Philemon. [3755.16.] 
 
 Lange (J. P.) Commentary on the New Testament. From the 
 German by P. ScUaff [and others], 10 v. 1869. . . . 3747.11 
 Contents: v. 1. Matthew. 2 Mark, Luke. 3. John. 4. 
 Acts. 5. Romans. 6. Corinthians. 7. Galatians, Ephesians, 
 Philippians, Colossians. 8. Thessalonians, Timothy, Titus, 
 Philemon, Hebrews. 9. James, Peter, John, and Jude. 
 10. Revelation of St. John. With a double alphabetical 
 index to the ten volumes of N. T. By J. H. Woods. 
 
 Olshausen (H.) Biblical commentary. 1st Amer. ed., revised by 
 A C. Kendrick. 6 v. New York, 1856-58. 8°. ... 3747.01 
 Contents : v. 1. Proof of genuineness of writings of N. T. 
 Synoptical exposition of St. Matthew, St. Mark, St. Luke. 
 2. Synoptical exposition, cont'd. Expos, of St. John. Suffer- 
 ings and death of Jesns Christ. 3. The resurrection. 
 Commentary on the Acts. Gen. introd. to the epistles of 
 St. Paul : Romans. 4. Romans, cont'd. Corinthians, Gala- 
 tians. 5. Ephesians. Colossians. Thessalonians. Philip- 
 pians. Pastoral epistles. Titus, explained by L. A. Wiesen- 
 ger. 6. Timothy, Philemon, explained by L. A. Wiesenger. 
 Hebrews explained by J. H. A. Ebrard. 
 
 Priestley [J.) Notes on the New Testament. [In his Works, v. 
 13-14.] 3591.13 
 
 Trollope (IP.) Analecta theologica : commentary, etc. 2 v. 3747.09 
 
 Harmonies and Concordances. 
 Hudson (C. F.) Critical Greek and English concordance of the 
 New Testament. Revised and completed by E. Abbott. 2d 
 
 ed. Phila., 1871. 16° 3743.03 
 
 Lightfoot (J.) Harmony and order of N. T. [Works, v. 3.] 3567 03 
 Robinson (E.) Harmony of the four gospels in English. 3752.01 
 
 Historical Narrative. 
 Maclear (67. Ft) Class-book of New Testament history : with 
 
 maps. 1869 3751.01 
 
 Smith (W.) Student's scripture history. New Test. -3413.13 
 
 Miscellaneous Aids lo Study. 
 Conder (J r .) Literary history of the New Testament. 1854. 3745.01 
 McWhorter (G. C.) Popular hand-book of the New Testament. 
 
 1864 ' 3752.10 
 
 Trench [R. C-.) Synonyms of the N. T. 2 v. 1857-64. . . . 3752.05 
 Winer (G. B.) Grammar of the New TeHtament diction. Tr. by 
 
 E. Mason. 3d ed. 1861 3743.15 
 
 Nonjurors. 
 
 Lathbury (T.) History of the Nonjurors : their controversies and 
 writings ; with remarks on some of the rubrics in the book 
 of common prayer. 1845. 3445.16 
 
 See also England, p. 84. 
 
 Numbers. 
 
 Bush (G.) Notes on the book of Numbers. 1863. . . . 8722.19 
 See also Bible ;— Old Testament ; — Pentateuch. 
 
 Oaths. 
 
 Bentham (J.) "Swear not at all" : mischievousness, as well as 
 anti-christianity of oaths. [Works, v. 5.] .... 5016.05 
 Tyler {J. E.) Oaths : their origin, nature, and history. . 3615.03 
 What is an oath, by I. M. Capes. [Fortnightly rev., v. 5, 1866.] 
 
 Old Testament. 
 
 [See also Bible, p. 78;— and names of individual books.] 
 Vetus Testamentum Graecum juxta septuaginta interpretes. Cum 
 Lat. transl. Cura et studio J. N. Jager. 2 v. Paris, Didot. 
 
 1855 8° 7767.07 
 
 Greek Septuagint version, according to the Vatican ed. With the 
 real Septuagint version of Daniel, and the Apocrypha, inclu- 
 ding the 4th book of Maccabees and an hist, introd. London, 
 
 [1844.] 8° 3712.01 
 
 • Tr. into English: with the principal various readings of the 
 
 Alexandrine copy, by L. O. L. Brenton. 2 v. L., 1844. 8'. 3712.02 
 
 — The Hebrew Scriptures, being a revision of the authorized 
 English Old Testament. Tr. by S. Sharpe. 2d ed. 2 v L., 
 
 18n - 16 ° 3721.08 
 
 Commentaries. 
 
 Barrett (R. A. F.) Synopsis of criticisms upon passages of the 
 
 Old Testament. 3 v. in 5. 1847 3724 01 
 
 ▼• 1. Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, v 2. Leviticus, cont'd 
 Numbers, Deuteronomy, v. 3. Joshua, Judges, Samuel 
 v. 4. Samuel, Kings, v. 5. Chronicles, Ezra, Nehemiah' 
 Esther. ' 
 
 Kitto {J.) Daily Bible illustrations. New ed„ revised by J L 
 
 Porter, v. 1-6. Edinb., 1866-09. 8° 3722 08 
 
 Contents: v. 1-4. Morning series. 1. The Antediluvians 
 and Patriarchs. January- March. 2. Moses and the Judges 
 April-June. 3. Samuel, Saul, and David. July-September' 
 4. Solomon and the Kings. October-December, v 6-6' 
 Evening series. 6. Job and the poetical books. January- 
 March. 6. Isaiah and the prophets April-June. 
 
 Lange [J. P.) and others. Commentary on the O. T. From the 
 German, by P. Schaff [and others]. 1869-75. . . . 3725.10 
 Contents: v. 1. General introduction. Genesis, by J. P. 
 Lange. v. 4. Joshua, by F. B. Fay. Judges and Ruth by 
 P. Cassel. v. 6. Kings, by K. O. W. F. Bahr. v. 7. Job. 
 Rhythmical version, with introd. and annot. by Tayler 
 Lewis. Comment, by O. Zockler. General introd. to the 
 poetical books, by P. Schaff. v. 9. Book of Psalms, by C. B. 
 Moll. With new version and notes, by T J. Conant. v. 10' 
 Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and the Song of Solomon, by O. Zock- 
 ler. With a new metrical version of EcclesiaBtes, and intro- 
 duction, by Tayler Lewis, v. 13. Jeremiah, and Lamentations 
 byC. W. K. Naegelsbach. v. 16. The minor prophets. Gen- 
 eral introd. by C. Elliott. Hosea, Joel, and Amos, by O 
 Schmoller. Obadiah, Jonah, Micah, by P. Kleinert. Nahum 
 and Habakkuk, by P. Kleinert and C. Elliott. 
 Note.— Now (1876) in process of publication. 
 
 Priestley (J.) Notes on the O. T. [Works, v. 11-12.] . .369111 
 
 [Speaker's Commentary.] Holy Bible. With an explanatory and 
 critical commentary, and a revision of the translation, by 
 bishops and other clergy of the Anglican church. Ed by T 
 
 C. Cook. v. 1-4. New York, 1871-74. 8° 3726.08 
 
 Contents: v. 1. The Pentateuch. General introduction, by 
 
 E. Harold Browne. Genesis. Introduction, commentary 
 and critical notes, by E. Harold Browne. Exodus. Iutro- 
 duction, commentary, and critical notes, cbap.i -xix., by F. 
 C. Cook. Commentary and critical notes, chap, xx.-xl." by 
 Samuel Clark. On the route of the Israelites from Barneses 
 to Sinai, by F. C. Cook. Chap, xvi., xvii., xix. Two essays 
 
 F. C. Cook. 1. On the bearings of Egyptian history upon 
 the Pentateuch. 2. On Egyptian words in the Pentateuch. 
 Leviticus. Introduction, commentary, and critical notes 
 by Samuel Clark. Numbers. Introduction, by T. E. Espin' 
 Commentary, and critical notes, by T. E. i-spiu, and J. F. 
 Thrupp. Deuteronomy. Introduction, commentary, and 
 critical notes, by T. E. Espin. 
 
 v. 2. Joshua, by T. E. Espin. Judges, Ruth, Samuel, by 
 Lord A. Hervey, bp. of Bath and Wells. Kings ], by G. 
 Rawlinson. 
 
 v. 3. Second book of Kings. Chronicles, books i. and ii. 
 Ezra, Nehemiah, Esther. Introductions, by George Raw- 
 linson. 
 
 v. 4. Job. Commentary and critical notes, by F. 0. Cook. 
 Psalms. Commentary, and critical notes, by F. C. Cook, 
 
 G. H. S. Johnson, O. J. Elliott; Introduction, by F. C Cook. 
 Proverbs. Commentary, and critical notes, by E. H. Plump, 
 tre. Ecclesiastes. Commentary, and critical notes, bv W 
 T.Bullock. 
 
 Note.— Now (1875) in process of publication. 
 
 Authenticity and Character. 
 Hervey {J.) Remarks on Bolingbroke's letters on history. 3522.18 
 Levi (D.) Defence of the Old Testament, in letters to Thomas 
 
 Payne. 1797 3582.00 
 
 Walworth (C.) Gentle skeptic ; authenticity of the Old Test 
 
 records. 1863. . .■ 3616.09 
 
 Historical Narrative. 
 
 Maclear (G. F.) Class-book of O. T. history. 1858. . . . 3736.22 
 
 Rawlinson (ff.) Hist, illustrations of the O. T. 1871. . .3722.02 
 
 Smith ( W.) Student's scripture history. Old Test. . . 3441.07 
 
 See also Jews {in Countries, etc.) 
 
 Introductions. 
 
 Bleek (J.) Introduction, etc. 2 v. 1869 3725.08 
 
 Butler (C.) Horffl Bihlicaa. Notes on the original text, early 
 versions, and printed editions of the Old and New Testa- 
 ment. 1799 3721.22 
 
 Davidson (5.) Introduction, etc. 3 v. 1862-63 3725.03 
 
 DeWette (W. M. L.) Critical and historical introduction, etc. 2 v. 
 
 1859 3725.01 
 
 Hdvernick (H. A. Ch.) General hist. -critical introd., etc. 3725.21 
 See also Bible;— Judaism. 
 
 Pantheism. 
 
 Feuerbach (L.) Essence of Christianity. 1857 3552.10 
 
 Manning (J. M.) Half truths and the truth : forms of unbelief. 
 
 1872 3573.24 
 
 Oersted (H. C.) Soul in nature. 1852 3914.02 
 
 Picton{J. A.) The mystery of matter and other essays. . 3584.23 
 tfeaT See also in the general alphabet, the writings of 
 
 Spinoza, Fichte, Schelling, and Hegel. 
 
 Papacy. 
 
 [See Popes; — Roman Catholic Ohurch.] 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER 
 
96 BIBLICAL, RELIGIOUS, AND ECCL. LIT. : Parables to Port Royalists. 
 
 Parables of the N. T. 
 
 Ballou (H.) Notes on the parables. 1822 ?^{? 
 
 Cumming (J.) Lectures on the parables 1856. . . . . 354..14 
 De Teissier (G. F.) The P. practically set forth. 1870. . . 3d44.03 
 Guthrie (T.) The P. read in the light of the present day. 3556.02 
 Kirk (E. N.) Lectures on the parables. [1868] . . . . 3564.1b 
 Oxenilni (A.) Parables of our Lord. 7th ed. 1869. . .6Ml.il 
 
 Stevens I W.B.) The parables unfolded. 1871 «:!„« 
 
 Trench (R. C.) Notes on the parables. 1857. . . . . . 3614 06 
 
 Whately (R.) Lectures on some of the parables. 1859. . 3022.1b 
 
 Other Parables. 
 Krummacher (M. A.) Parables, from the German. 1858. 6214.30 
 
 Schriver (G\) Gotthold's emblems. 1860 3592.18 
 
 Parish Work. 
 Abbott (L.) Laicus; or, the experiences of a layman in a country 
 
 parish. 1872 3 ?H'?n 
 
 Beecher (3lrs. B. n'.) From dawn to daylight 1 , ,, 
 
 Hubbetl (Mrs M.C.) Shady side; or. life in a parsonage. 214.40 
 Phelps (Mrs. E. S.) Sunny-side; or, the country minister's wiie. 
 
 254.46 
 Shellon (F. W.) Peeps from a belfry; or, the parish sketch book. 
 
 1855 2543.03 
 
 Spooner (E.) Parson and people. 1865 3593.19 
 
 Strangles for life; or, the autobiography of a dissenting minister. 
 
 [anon.] 1854 3593.22 
 
 Turnbull (R.) Life pictures : from a pastor's note-book. . 3614.19 
 See also Preaching, and Pastoral work. 
 
 Party Feeling. 
 
 Whately (R.) Use and abuse of party feeling in matter of religion. 
 
 1833 3622.14 
 
 Same. 1822 3622.14 
 
 Pastoral Office. 
 [See Preaching, and Pastoral work, p. 97.] 
 
 Patriarchs. 
 
 Frothingham (0. B.) Stories of the patriarchs. 1864. . . 3553.13 
 
 Gould (S. Baring). Legends of the Patriarchs. 1872. . . 3757.11 
 
 Winslow (O.) Patriarchal shadows ot Christ and his church. 3624.02 
 
 See also Genesis, p. 88 ;— Bible (History, p. 79) ;— Old 
 
 Testament (History, p. 94.) 
 
 Paul, the Apostle. 
 
 Geer (G. J.) The conversion of St. Paul. Three discourses. 3554.24 
 
 Macduff (J. R.) Saint Paul in Borne. 1872 3673.00 
 
 jg^- See also Epistles. (Life and writings of St. Paul, p. 85.) 
 
 Pentateuch. 
 
 Birks (T. R.) The Pentateuch and its anatomists; or, Moses vin- 
 dicated. 1809 3731.14 
 
 Calvin (J.) Commentaries on the four last books. Arranged in 
 
 the form of a harmony. 4 v. 1852-55 3727 03 
 
 Colenso (J. W.) The Pentateuch critically examined. 2ded. 6 pts. 
 
 in 4 v. 1862-71 3731 12 
 
 — Lectures on the Pentateuch. 2d ed 1873. . . 3737.05 
 
 Cumming {J.) Popular lectures, etc. 1863 3731.15 
 
 Iteut+ch (E. O. M.) On the Samaritan Pentateuch. [In his Literary 
 
 remains. 1874.] 3545.07 
 
 Edwards >B.B.) Authenticity and genuineness of the Pentateuch. 
 
 [In his Writings, v. 2, pp. 281-363.] 3546.09 
 
 Elheridge (J. W.) The Targums of Onkelos and Jonathan Ben 
 Uzziel ; with the fragments of the Jerusalem Targum from 
 
 the Chaldec. 2 v. 1862-65 3727.01 
 
 Contents: v. 1, Genesis and Exodus, v. 2. Leviticus, Num- 
 bers, Deuteronomy. 
 
 Gerlach (O. von). Commentary. 1860 3731.23 
 
 Green ( IF. H ) The Pentateuch vindicated from the aspersions of 
 
 Colenso. 1863 3731.17 
 
 Havernick (H. A. Ch.) Historico-critical introduction. 3731.22 
 Hengstenberg (Dr. E. W.) Egypt and the books of Moses. . 3731.06 
 Kal (C. F.), and D<'htzsch (F.) Biblical oommentary. 3 v. 3731.24 
 Kingsley (C.) The gospel or the P. Parish sermons 1863. 3731.16 
 Macdonald (D.) Introduction, critical and doctrinal. 2 v. 3731.27 
 
 Philo Judceus. Works, 4 v. Bohn, 1854 3585.01 
 
 Speaker's commentary, v. 1 , . . 37'26.08 
 
 Taylor (I.) Considerations on the P. 3d ed. 1863. . . 3731.20 
 See also Bible;— Old Testament;— Genesis;— Mosaic Dis- 
 pensation. 
 
 Perfectibility. 
 M.irkmi (R. W.) The Eternal gospel; or, the idea of christian per- 
 
 lectibility. 1867 3572.22 
 
 M r oods (L.) Reply to Mahan on christian perfection. [In his 
 Works, v. 4.] 3624.19 
 
 Periodicals. 
 
 /Q- The titles of the following periodicals are given more 
 fully in the general alphabet, viz :— (Catholic) Catholic 
 world ;— Dublin review.— (Episcopalian) American quarterly 
 church review; New York review and quar. church journal • 
 Protestant episcopal church review.— (Jewish) New era.— 
 (Methodist) Christian spectator ; Methodist quarterly review. 
 —(Presbyterian and Orthodox Congregational) American theo- 
 logical review ; Biblical repertory ; Biblical repository • 
 Bibliotheca sacra ; Christian observer ; New Englander • 
 Presbyterian quarterly; Princeton review.— (Swedenborgian) 
 New Jerusalem mngazine — ( Unitarian) Christian examiner • 
 Religious magazine and monthly review ; National review ' 
 
 Among other periodicals not so distinctively denomina- 
 tional are the Contemporary review ;— Good words •— Kit- 
 
 to's journal of sacred literature ;— The Radical ;— Sunday 
 magazine. 
 
 The Library also possesses a bound file of the New York 
 Independent, and preserves other religious newspapers, for 
 a list of which see ' List of periodicals taken in the reading 
 room,' appended to current 'Library Bulletins of New 
 Books.' 
 
 Personality of Deity. 
 
 Hall (S. W.) The law of impersonation as applied to abstract 
 ideas and religious dogmas. 3d ed. With an appendix on 
 the dual constitution of first causation. 1863. , . 3556.24 
 
 Peter (St.) 
 
 Authentic report of the discussions held in Borne, Feb., 1872, 
 between Catholic priests and evaugelicjl ministers, concern- 
 ing the coming of St. Peter to Borne. Lond., 1872. 12°. 3424.10 
 Life and writings of St. Peter, [anon.] Lond., 1873. 12". 3588.16 
 Darby ( W. A.) St. Peter never at Rome. 2d ed. 1872. .3424.11 
 Maguire (R.) St Peter non-Roman in his mission, ministry, and 
 
 martyrdom. 1871 3573.17 
 
 Phrenology and Religion. 
 
 Fowler (O. S.) Religion, natural and revealed; or, the natural 
 theology of phrenology and physiology. 1848. . . 3553.05 
 See also Phrenology, in general alphabet. 
 
 Platonic Theology. 
 
 Ackermann (C.) The christian element in Plato and the Platonic) 
 philosophy. Tr. by S. R. Asbury. 1861 5425 16 
 
 Gale (T.) Court of the gentiles. Pt. 4 of Reformed philosophie. 
 1677 3554.10 
 
 Ogilvie (J.) Theology of Plato, compared with the principles of 
 
 Oriental and Grecian philosophers. 1793 5425.25 
 
 See Ueo-Platonism. Also Plato, in general alphabet. 
 
 Popes. 
 
 History. 
 [See also Church history, p. 81 ; — Roman Catholic Church.] 
 
 Busk (Mrs. W.) Medieval popes, etc. 1125-1268. 4 v. . . 443.2S 
 
 Bollinger (J. J. von). Fables respecting the popes in the middle 
 ages. 1872 3424.12 
 
 Gavazzi (A .) My recollections of the last tout popes. 1858. 3425.12 
 
 Gregorovius (F.) Les tombeaux des papes romains. 1859. 3425.13 
 
 Ranke (L.) History of the popes, their church and state, [to 1847], 
 
 3 v. 1847-50 3425.01 
 
 Reviewed by Macaulay. [In his Essays, v. 4.] 
 
 Riddle (J. E.) History of the papacy to the relormation. 2 v. 3425.04 
 
 Wiiks (G. A. F.) The popes; an historical summary; to Pius ix. 
 1851 3438.12 
 
 Wiseman (II. E., Cardinal). Recollections of the last four popes, 
 
 and of Rome in their times. . 3424.03 
 
 Reviewed in Quar. rev., v. 104, 1858. 
 
 Temporal and Spiritual Supremacy. 
 
 Alberger (J.) MoukB, popes, and their political intrigues. 3424.51 
 
 Dollinger J. J. I.) The church and the churches; or, the papacy 
 and the temporal power. 1862 3545.05 
 
 Gill (T. H.) The papal drama: a hist. eBsay. 1866. . .3424.05 
 
 Gosselin (E. E. A.) Power of the Pope during the middle ages; 
 origin of the temporal power of the Holy See, and of the 
 constitutional laws relating to the deposition of princes. 
 2 v. 1853 3427.16 
 
 Greenwood (T. ) Cathedra Petri. A political history of the great 
 Latin patriarchate. From the 1st century to the Reforma- 
 tion. 6 v. 1861-72 3428.24 
 
 Historical outlines of political Catholicism : its papacy— prelacy 
 —priesthood — people, [anon.] 1853 3426.09 
 
 Ilughey (G W.) Political Romanism ; or, the secular policy of 
 the papal church. 1872 3424.14 
 
 Hyde (E., earl of Clarendon). Religion and policy. Survey of the 
 power and jurisdiction of the pope m the dominions uf 
 other princes, 2 v. 1811 3535.08 
 
 Lea (II. C.) Rise of the temporal power. [In his Studies in 
 church history, 1869 3425.16 
 
 Legge {A. O.) The growth of the temporal power of the papaiy. 
 1870 3425.20 
 
 Political mischiefs of popery. From the ed. of 1698, ed. by J. Tela. 
 [J. Webb.] 1818 3613.01 
 
 Romanism as revealed by its own writers. Pope or president. 
 [anon.\ 1859 3585.10 
 
 Barrow (I.) Treatise on the pope's supremacy. [In his Works, 
 v.2] 351502 
 
 Fessler(J.) True and false infallibility of the popes. Controver- 
 sial reply to Dr. Schulte. From the 3d ed. 1875. . . 3547.26 
 
 Maislrr (J. de). De l'Eghse gallicane dans son rapport avec le 
 souverain pontife. 1859. 3572.27 
 
 — Du Pape. 21e ed. 1868 3572.26 
 
 Weninger (F. X.) On the apostolical and infallible authority of 
 the pope, when teaching the faithful, and on his relations 
 to a general council. 1868 3022.1)9 
 
 Whittle (J. L.) Catholicism and the Vatican. With a narrative of 
 the Old Catholic congress at Munich. 1872. . . 3431.17 
 
 See also Councils. (Vatican council, p. 82 ) 
 See also articles on the temporal power of the popee in 
 Blackwood, v. 103, 1868 ; Nat. quar. rev., v. 14, 1867 : Hew 
 Englander, v. 26, 1867 ; Contemp. rev., v. 15, 1870 ('The pa- 
 pacy and national life '). 
 
 On the history of papal elections, see article in North Br. 
 rev., v. 45, 1866. 
 
 Port Royalists. 
 
 Beard (C.) Port Royal ; a contribution to the history of religion 
 and literature in Frauce. 2 v. 1861 3434.18 
 
 Iu asking for booke, use the "Book Ordor," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
BIBLICAL, RELIGIOUS, AND ECCL. LIT. : Port Royal to Preaching. 97 
 
 Cousin ( V.) and others. Jacqueline Pascal ; or, convent life at 
 Port Royal. 1868 3136.22 
 
 Schimmelpenninck (M. A.) Select memoirs of Port Royal. 4th ed. 
 2 v. 1835 3434.20 
 
 Stephen (Sir J.) The Port Royalists. [Essays, v. 1.] . . 8423.20 
 
 Tregelles (S. P.) Jansenists : their rise, persecution, etc. 3434.07 
 
 ,8®- For articles in periodicals, see Fraser's mag., v. 60, 
 
 1859 ; N. S., v. 6, 1872 (repr. in Littell, 1872, v. 4) ; Nat. rev., 
 
 V. 12, 1861 ; North Br. rev., v. 30, 1859 (repr. in Littell, 1859, 
 
 v. 3) ; Quar. rev., v. 99, 1856 (repr. in Littell, v. 15, 1856). 
 
 Practical Works. 
 
 Baxter (R.) Call to the unconverted 3514.21 
 
 — Practical works : with an essay on his genius. 4 v. 1854. 3518.01 
 
 For Contents see author's name in general alphabet. 
 Boardman (W. E.) The higher christian life. 1858. . .3522.15 
 Brown (H. S.) Twelve lectures to the men of Liverpool. 2 v. in 1. 
 
 1858 2514.12 
 
 Cuyler (T. L.) The cedar christian. 1864 3537.18 
 
 Defoe (D.) The family instructor. 1. Relating to fathers and 
 children. 2. To masters and servants. 3. To husbands 
 
 and wives. [Uiscel. works, v. 15-16.] 5032.15 
 
 Ellis ( W.) Religion in common life. 1857 3547.01 
 
 Faunce (D. W.) The christian world. 1875 3547.25 
 
 Foster (J.) Christian morals. 1844 3553.03 
 
 Jowett ( W.) Time and temper : selections from Holy Scripture, 
 with extracts from various authors. With thoughts on edu- 
 cation. 1864 3563.20 
 
 Keble (J.) Letters of spiritual counsel and guidance. 1870.3564.02 
 Lectures before the Young Men's Christian association, in Exeter 
 
 Hall, 1856-57. New York, 1858. 12" 3566.01 
 
 Wood (W. P.) Truth and its counterfeits. Martin (S.) 
 Gambling. Cummins (J. J.) The sabbath. Beal (Wm.) The 
 Triple plea : " Soul, body, and spirit." Brown (H. S.) The 
 battle of life. Camming (J.) New translation of the Bible. 
 Miller (J.) Abstinence— its place and power. Corderoy (E.) 
 Popular amusements. M'Cosh (Rev. J.) The imagination- 
 its use. Mellor (Rev. E.) The two lights — reason and reve- 
 lation. Punshon (W. M.) John Bunyan. Stowell (Rev. H.) 
 Self-culture. 
 
 Marcy {E. E.) Life duties. 1869 3573.23 
 
 Maurice (F. D.) The gospel of the kingdom of Heaven. . 3574.28 
 
 Moore (G.) Man and his motives. 1856 5438.11 
 
 More (Hannali). Christian morals. [Works, v. 3, 1843.] . 5057.03 
 
 — Practical piety . . 3575.15 
 
 Same. (Works, v. 4, 1840.] 5057.04 
 
 — Religion of the fashionable world. [Works, v, 5, 1847.] 5057,05 
 
 New whole duty of man, 1810 3623 10 
 
 Ramsay (E. B.) Christian character illustrated in the four great 
 
 apostles. 1858 , 3586.11 
 
 hush (J.) Charges on moral and religious subjects. 1804. 3592 00 
 Valdes or Valdesso (J. de). One hundred and ten considerations 
 
 [for christians]. 1865 3615.15 
 
 Ware (H., jr.) Formation of the christian character. 1854. 3617.07 
 
 Williams ( W.R.) Religious progress : christian character. 3623.20 
 
 See also in general alphabet. Business ;— Conduct of life ; 
 
 — Moral Science ; — Young men ; — Young women. 
 
 Prayer. 
 
 Bickersteth (E.) Treatise on prayer. 1853 3517.05 
 
 Brief view of the sentiments of the Friends on the duty of 
 
 prayer. Worcester, 1828. 8° . . 3586.09 
 
 Clarke (J. F.) Christian doctrine of prayer. 1854. . . 3536.01 
 Henry (M.) Method for prayer. [In his Works, v. 2.] . . 3551.24 
 
 Law ( W.) The spirit of prayer. 1823 3565.20 
 
 More (H.) Spirit of prayer. [Works, v. 3-7. 1847.] . . . 5057 07 
 
 Power (P.B.) "I wills" of the psalms 3585.17 
 
 Prime {S.I.) Fifteen years of prayer in the Fulton street meeting. 
 
 1872 3585.28 
 
 Prayer-gauge Discussion. 
 Hopkins {M.) Prayer and the prayer-gauge. 1874. . . . 3558.30 
 e^ See also articles iu the Contemp. rev., v. 16, 1871 
 ('Prayers for the Dead,' by J. MacColl) ; v. 20, 1873 (The 
 ' Prayer for the sick,' by Sir H. Thompson, communicated 
 by Prof. Tyndall ; * The rationale of prayer,' by Rev. R. F. 
 Littledale ; • On prayer,' 1. By Prof. Tyndall. 2. By Sir H. 
 Thompson. 3. By Prof. J. M'Cosh) ; v. 21, 1873 ('Function 
 of prayer,' by Wm. Knight, and 'Prayer,' by the duke of 
 Argyll); Fortnightly rev., v. 18, 1872 ; ('Statistical inquiry,' 
 etc., by F. Galton) ; Fraser's mag., v. 73, 1866 ('On prayer in 
 connection with public calamities,' and in Sept., 1873, 
 ' Prayer, miracle,' etc., by L W. Bacon). 
 Book of Common Prayer. 
 Book {The) of oommon prayer, with the psalter or psalms of Da- 
 vid. London, 1866. 8° 3521.01 
 
 Brownell (T. C.) The family prayer book, or the book of common 
 prayer, and the administration of the sacraments and other 
 rites and ceremonies of the church according to the use of 
 the P. E church in the U. S. New York, 1868. 8°. . 3525.04 
 
 Same. Tr. into the Mohawk or Iroquois language, by E. 
 
 Williams. New York, 1867. 16° 3521.02 
 
 Proctor {F.) History of the book of common prayer. 11th ed. 
 
 1874 3621.03 
 
 Wheatley (C.) Rational illustration of the book of common prayer 
 
 of the church of England. 1852 3622.22 
 
 Miscellaneous Collections. 
 Allen (2V; ff.) Devotions of the ages, or collects, texts, and lyrics 
 
 illustrative of the christian year. 1866 3513.25 
 
 Betcher (H. W.) Prayers from Plymouth pulpit. . . . 3516.07 
 Bickersteth (E.) Family prayers. 1852 3517.15 
 
 Bull (H.) Christian prayers and holv meditations. 1842 [Parker 
 
 society.] . . 3630.03 
 
 Bunsen (C. C. J.) Prayers. 1871 3525 22 
 
 Erasmus (D.) Prayers. 1872 3547 00 
 
 Parker {Theodore). Prayers. 1862 3532.16 
 
 Private prayers, put forth by authority during the reign of Queen 
 Elizabeth. The primer of 1569 The Orarium of 1500 The 
 preces piivataa of 1564. The book of christian prayers of 
 1578. With an appendix, containing the Litany of 1544 Ed 
 
 by W. K. Clay. 1851. [Parker society ] 3637 08 
 
 Whitmarsh {C. S.) Prayei-B of the ages. 1868 3623.07 
 
 See also Ritual, p. 102; and Liturgies, p. 82. 
 
 Preachers and Preaching, and Pastoral "Work. 
 
 Alford{H.) Essays and addresses. 1869 3513.20 
 
 Barnes {A.) On practical preaching. Relation of theology to 
 preaching. [In his Essays and Reviews, v. 2, 1855.] . 2513.07 
 — Review of Bridge's Christian ministry. [In Ms Essays and Re- 
 views, V. 1, 1855.] 2513.06 
 
 Bayne (P.) Pulpit and the press. [Essays, v. 2, 1868.] . . 2513 05 
 Beecher{H. W.) Yale lectures ou preaching. 3 v. 1872-74. 3516 21 
 
 Blunt (J. J.) The parish priest. 1869 3522 11 
 
 Burgon(J. W.) Treatise on the pastoral office. 1864. . 3526^21 
 Christmas {H.) Preachers and preaching. 1858. . . . 3535.03 
 Claude (J.) Essay on the composition of a sermon. [In Simeon's 
 
 Horaa homileticaa, v. 21.] 3723.21 
 
 Giles {H.) The pulpit. [Lectures and essays, v. 2, 1851.] . 2526.05 
 
 Halt {J.) God's word through preaching. 1875 3556.10 
 
 Hood {E. P.) Lamps, pitchers, and trumpets. Lectures on the 
 
 vocation of the preacher. 2 v. 1869 3562.27 
 
 Hoppin (J. M.) Office and work of the christian ministry. 3562.25 
 
 Law ( W.) Address to the clergy. 1856 3565.16 
 
 MacLeod {A.) Christus Consolator : The pulpit in relation to 
 
 social life. 1870 . 3573.07 
 
 Memminger (R. W.) Present issues, pp. 105-46. . . . ' 3575.20 
 
 Mills (J. B.) History of the christian priesthood, in reply to 
 
 Howitt's " Popular history ot priestcraft." 1855. 3575.08 
 
 Murray (N.) Preachers and preaching. I860 3576.15 
 
 Neale (J. M.) Mediaaval preachers and mediaeval preaching. Ex- 
 tracts chronologically arranged : with notes and introd. 
 
 1856 3577.06 
 
 Parker (J.) Ad Clerum : advice to a young preacher. 1871. 3583 03 
 Parker (Theodore). Experience as a minister. 1859. . .3582.11 
 Plumer { W.S.) Hints and helps in pastoral theology. 1874. 3585.08 
 Schleiermacher (F. E. D.) Outline of the study of theology. 3592.16 
 Shuttleworth (67. E.) The church and the clergy, exhibiting the 
 obligations of society, literature, and the arts to the eccle- 
 siastical orders. 1820 . . 3593. is 
 
 Spring (Gardner). The power of the pulpit. 1848. . . 3564.10 
 Townsend (L. T.) The sword and the garment. 1871. . 3613.18 
 Vaughan (R.) Modern pulpit in its relation to society. . 3615.22 
 See also Parish-work, p. 81 ; — Clerical anecdotes, p. 82 ; 
 Priestcraft, p. 95 ;— Church, p. 80 ;— Sermons, below. 
 J8QP For essays in periodicals, see Contemp. rev., v 1, 1866 
 (Pastoral work, by G. Humphry) ; v. 4, 1867 (' The ordinance 
 of preaching') ; v. 9, 1868 ('Preachers and preaching,' by J. 
 Davies) ; v. 15, 1870 (' The christian ministry not a priest- 
 hood,' by G. A. Jacob) ; Fraser's mag., v. 53, 1856 (< Scotch 
 preaching and preachers'); v. 79,. 1869 (' Modern preach- 
 ing') ; Littell, 1869, v. 1 (' Pulpit in the olden time ') ; v. 16, 
 1857 ('Sermons and sermonizers ') ; Nat. qu. rev., v. 5, 1862 
 (' Education of the ministry ') ; New Englander, v. 14, 1856 
 (' Is the pulpit losing its power ' ? ' History of the pulpit) ; 
 v. 15, 1857 'Sphere of the pulpit.' 'Sprague's annals'; ; v. 
 24, 1865 ('Importance of the pastoral office,' by Noah Por- 
 ter) ; v. 25, 1866 ('Training for the ministry, by G. P. Fish- 
 er) ; v. 25 (' Political preaching,' by H. J. Blake) ; North 
 American rev., v. 84, 1857 (' Sprague's annals ') : North Brit, 
 rev., v. 38, 1863 ('Modern preaching ') ; v. 45, 1866 (' English 
 pulpit ') ; Quart, rev., v. 102, 1857 (' The Parish priest '). 
 Extemporaneous Preaching. 
 Bautain (L. E. M.) Art of extempore speaking. 1859. . . 6332.03 
 Storrs (R. S.) Conditions of success iu preaching without noter.. 
 
 1875 3594.01 
 
 Ware (H.jr.) Hints on extemporaneous preaching. 1826. 3621.09 
 
 Same. [In his Works, v. 2.] 3617.04 
 
 Zincke (F. P.) Extemporaneous preaching. 1867. . . . 3625.23 
 See also article in New Englander (' Spurgeon and extem- 
 poraneous preaching '), v. 16, 1858. 
 
 Aids to Preaching : Illustrations, etc. 
 Bowes (Rev. G. S.) Scripture itself the illustrator : figures, 
 
 phrases, types, derivatives, chronology, texts, etc. . 3721.23 
 
 Cowdray (R.) A treasury of similes. 1867 3598.20 
 
 Foster (E.) New cyclopedia of illustrations adapted to christian 
 
 teaching : embracing mythology, analogies, legends, etc. 
 
 18th ed. 1871 3552 23 
 
 New cyclopaedia of illustrative anecdotes, religious and moral. 
 
 With introd. by D. MacLeod. London, 1872. 8°. . . 3552.25 
 Spencer (J.) Things new and old, or a store-house of illustrations. 
 
 1867 3698.20 
 
 Sturtevant (S. T.) The preacher's manual : lectures on preaching. 
 
 1866 .... 3595.19 
 
 Pulpit Eloquence. 
 Brougham (H., lord). Contrib. to Ed. rev., v. 1, pp. 100-133, 1856. 
 
 2517.06 
 Bethnne (67. W.) [In his Orations. 1850, pp. 209-281.] . .2513 20 
 Rogers (H.) British pulpit. [In his Reason and faith, etc.] 3587.19 
 Turnbull (R.) The pulpit oratory of France and Switzerland. 
 
 Sketches and specimens of [Bossuet, Flechier, Bourdaluue, 
 
 Fen61on, Massillon, Saurin, Vinet, Monod, Grandpierre, 
 
 Lacordaire, Merle d'Aubigne, GauBsen]. 1848. . . 3614.20 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
98 BIBLICAL, RELIG-IOUS, AND ECCL. LIT. : Predestination to Psalms. 
 
 VWemaintA.F.) Tableau de l'eloguence chretienne au iv, s'.ecle. 
 
 Nouv. ed. 1870 7041.04 
 
 Predestination. 
 
 Matthews (J.), and Franklin (B.) Predestination and the fore- 
 knowledge of God. A discussion. 1852 3574.14 
 
 Pre-existence. 
 
 Beecher [E.) Conflict of ages. 1854 3516.01 
 
 Berrow (C.) A pre-existent lapse of human souls demonstrated 
 
 from reason. 1762 3516.03 
 
 Certainly of the origin of evil, and probable pre-existence of 
 
 mankind in the fallen angels, [anon.] 1842. . . . 8546.12 
 
 Presbyterian Church. 
 
 [Assembly's digest], collection of the acts, deliverances, and testi- 
 monies of the Presbyterian church in America. By S. J. 
 Baird. Phila., 1855. 8° 3585.21 
 
 Foote(W.H.) Sketches of Virginia. 1856 625.19 
 
 Oillett IE. H.) Hist, of the Presbyterian church in the U. 8. 2 v. 
 1865. . . • 3455.02 
 
 Hotchkin (J. H.) The Presbyterian church in Western New York. 
 1848 613.22 
 
 M'Crie(T.) Annals of English Presbytery. 1872. . . .3452.21 
 
 Presbyterian church throughout the world : from the earliest 
 times. Biogr. and hist, sketches. N. Y., 1874. 8°. . 3458.05 
 
 Presbyterian historical almanac, v. 1-4. 1858-9-62. By J. M.Wil- 
 son 3458.12 
 
 Presbyterian reunion : memorial volume. 1837-71. New York, 
 1870. 8° 3588.26 
 
 Smith (J.) Old RedBtone; or, historical sketches of western Pres- 
 byterianism, its early ministeis, etc. 1854. . . . 3455.06 
 
 Sprague ( W. B.) Annals of the Amer. pulpit, v. 3-4. . .3475.03 
 Presbyterian Doctrine. 
 
 Hodge (C.) Essays and reviews. Selected from the Princeton 
 
 review. 1857 3558.28 
 
 Contents: Begeneration. Stuart on Romans. Latest form 
 of infidelity. Beman on the atonement. Ground of faith in 
 the scriptures. Theories of the church. Is the church of 
 Eome a part of the visible church ? Finney's lectures on 
 theology. Support of the clergy. Bushnell on christian 
 nurture. Doctrine of the Reformed church on the Lord's 
 supper. Responsibilities of boards of missions. God in 
 Christ. Slavery. Emancipation. Theology of the intellect 
 and that of the feelings, 
 
 Princeton Review (Theological essays from). 1st series. Edin- 
 burgh, 1856. 8° 3586.01 
 
 Content?: Rule of faith. Sonship of Christ. Decrees of 
 God. Early history of pelagianism. Original sin. Doctrine 
 of imputation. Melanctlion on sin. Doctrines of the early 
 Socinians. Power of contrary choice. Inability of sinners. 
 The new divinity tried. Beman on the atonement. Sacer- 
 dotal absolution. Regeneration. Sanctiflcation. Transub- 
 stantiatiou. Sabbath observance. Bodily effects of religious 
 excitement. Tholuck's history of theology. Trancendent- 
 alism. Cause and effect. 
 
 Same. 2d series. 1817 3586.02 
 
 Contents: The Bible a key to the natural world. God the 
 end of all things. Systems of theology. On the atonement. 
 Revivals of religion. Dr Beecher's theology. Doctrines of 
 the N. E. churches. Christian union. The division of the 
 Presbyterian church, etc. 
 
 Rochdale discourses: by fourteen clergymen. 1870. . .3587.15 
 Smyth (T.) An eccl. catechism of the Presbyterian church. 3593.23 
 Note. — For Denominational periodicals, see in the general 
 alphabet, American theological review; — Biblical reper- 
 tory ;— Biblical repository ;— Bibliotheca sacra ;— Presbyte- 
 rian quarterly;— Princeton review. 
 
 Priestcraft. 
 
 Blosius [L.) A mirror for monks. 1872 3522.26 
 
 Dennis (J.) Priestcraft dangerous to religion and government. 
 [Select works, v. 1.] 5044.20 
 
 — Priestcraft distinguished from Christianity. [Select Works. 
 
 „ - T - 2 1 5044.21 
 
 Gordon (T., editor). A cordial for low spirits : col. of curious tracts. 
 
 3 v. 1763. 16° 3551.01 
 
 Gordon (— ). Inquiry into the power of ecclesiastics, [anon 1 3555 01 
 
 Howitt (FT.) History of priestcraft. 1833 34">6 10 
 
 Parson's {The) horn-book. By the Comet literary and patriotic 
 
 club. 1832 .3583.12 
 
 Taylor (7.) Spiritual despotism, [anon]. 1835 3612.10 
 
 See also Church polity, p. 80;— Church and state, p. 81-— 
 Popes, p. 96;— Roman Catholic church, below. 
 Private Judgment 
 Newman [J. H.) Private judgment. [Essays, v. 2, pp. 336-374. 
 
 18u -l 3581.10 
 
 See also Protestantism;— Toleration. 
 Prophecy. 
 Baxter (.V.) Louis Napoleon the destined monarch of the world. 
 
 1864 _ 3133 02 
 
 Bickenlelh (£.) Practical guide, etc. 1852.. . '. '. ' 3517 11 
 Camming {J.) The Beventh vial. 1862 ' 3542 22 
 
 — Lectures on Daniel. 1856 .' 3542 13 
 
 — The cities of tlie nation fell. 1871. ...'.'' ' 3543 08 
 Dollinger [J. J. von). Essay on the prophetic spirit and the 
 
 prophecies of the christian era. 1872. . . . 3424 12 
 
 Faber (S.) Napoleou iii the man of prophecy. 1859. ! 313301 
 
 — The sacred calendar of prophecy. 2d ed. 3 v. 1844. . 3546 22 
 
 " Kings [The) of the East " ; or, an exposition of the prophecies 
 
 1849 3564.05 
 
 Maitland (S. R.) Inquiry into the grounds on which the prophetic 
 period of Daniel and St. John has been supposed to consist 
 
 of 1260 years 2ded. 1837 3427.15 
 
 Shimeall (R. C.) Napoleonism unveiled. 1870 3133.24 
 
 Smith [R. P.) Prophecy: a preparation for Christ. 1870. 8594^04 
 Stuart (M.) Hints on the interpretation of prophecy. 2d ed. 3595.U 
 See also Imposture, p. 89; — Millennium, p. 91;— Prophets • 
 —Revelation. 
 
 Prophets of the O. T. 
 
 Maurice [F. D.) Prophets and kings of the O. T. 1853. . 3574.18 
 Noyes (G. R.) New translation of the Hebrew prophets. With 
 introd. and notes. 4th ed. 2 v. Boston, 1868. 12°. 3734.15 
 Contents: v. 1. Joel, Amos, Hosea, Isaiah, Micah, Nahum, 
 Zeplianiah, Habakkuk, and Obadiah. v. 2. Jeremiah. Lam- 
 entations, Ezekiel, Haggai, Zechariah, Malachi, Jonah and 
 Daniel. 
 Williams {R.) The prophets of Israel and Judah during the 
 
 Assyrian empire. 1866 3733.11 
 
 See also Daniel, p. 82 ;— Ezekiel, p. 87;— Isaiah, p. 89;— 
 Jeremiah, p. 89 ; — Jonah, p. 90; — Lamentations, p. 90. 
 
 The Minor Propheis. 
 
 Calvin (J.) Commentaries, etc. 5 v. Edinb., 1846-49. 8". 3734.17 
 v. 1. Hosea. v. 2. Joel, Amos, Obadiah. v. 3. Jonah, 
 
 Micah, Nahum. v. 4. Habakkuk, Zephaniah, Haggal. v. 5. 
 
 Zechariah, Malachi. 
 Keil (C. F.), and Delitzsch (F.) Biblical commentary. Twelve 
 
 minor prophets, by C. F. Keil. 2 v. Edinb., 1868. 8°. 3734.13 
 v. 1. Hosea, Joel, Amos, Obadiah, Jonah, Micah. v. 2. 
 
 Nahum, Habakkuk, Zephaniah, Haggai, Zechariah, Malaclii. 
 
 Lange (J. P.) Commentary, v. 16 of O. T. 1874. . . . 3725.23 
 
 Contents: The minor prophets. General introd. by C. 
 
 Elliott Hosea, Joel, Amos, expounded by O. Schmoller. 
 
 Obadiah, Jonah, Micah, Nahum, Habakkuk, Zephaniah, by P. 
 
 Kleinert, etc. Haggai, by J. F. McCurdy. Zechariah, by T. 
 
 W. Chambers. Malachi, by J. Packard. 
 Newcome ( W.) Attempt towards an improved version and explana- 
 tion, etc. 1809 3734.12 
 
 Protestantism. 
 
 Bossuet I J. B.) Variations of the protestant churches. 2 v. 3523.01 
 Dorner [J. A.) History of protestant theology, particularly in 
 
 Germany. 2 v. 1871 3545.22 
 
 Ewer [F. C.) Sermons on the failure of protestantism, and on 
 
 catholicity. 1869. 16° 3547 11 
 
 Froude (J. A.) Short studies, v. 2. 1871 2526.06 
 
 See Reformation, p. 99;— Denominations and sects, p. 83. 
 
 Also the names of the various protestant churches and sects. 
 
 Protestant Episcopal Church in the U. S. 
 
 Barnes (A.) The evangelical party in the Episcopal church. [In 
 
 his Essays and Reviews, v. 1, 1855, pp. 317-72.] . . .2513.06 
 Caswall (ti.) America and the American church. 1851. .3456.05 
 Chapman (G. T ) Sermons upon the ministry, worship, and doc- 
 trines of the P. E. church. 1832 3533.17 
 
 Cotton (C. C.) Genius and mission of the P. E. church iu tlie 
 
 TJ. S 1853 3536.24 
 
 Coxe {A. C.) Apollos: the way of God. A plea for the religion of 
 
 scripture. 1873 3537.23 
 
 Dorr [B.) The churchman's manual: doctrines, ministry, and 
 
 worship of the P. E. church in the V. S. 1859. . . 3544.17 
 Hopkins [J. H.) The primitive church, compared with the P. E. 
 
 church of the present day. 2d ed. 1836 3562.24 
 
 Onderdonk (B. T., Bp.) The church— the faith— tradition. 23 pp. 
 
 1844 6093.04 
 
 Perry (W. S.) The churchman's year-book, with Ualendar. 3451.15 
 — Hand-book of the general convention, giving its history and 
 
 constitution, 1785-1874 3451.07 
 
 Sparks (J.) Letters on the ministry, ritual, and doctrines of the 
 
 P. E. church. 1820 3593.20 
 
 Sprapue (IF. B.) Annals of the Amer. pulpit, v. 5 . . .3457.05 
 Wilberforce {S., Bp. of Oxford). History of the Episcopal church 
 
 in America. 1849 3456.06 
 
 Proverbs of Solomon. 
 
 Noyes (67. R.) New translation, with introduction and notes. 4th 
 
 ed. 1808 3732.21 
 
 Plumptre (E. H.) Commentary and notes. [Speaker's com. v. 4.] 
 
 3726.11 
 Zockler (O ) Commentary, [v. 10 of Lange.] . . . 3725.19 
 
 Providence. 
 
 Cliarnock {S.) Treatise on divine providence, as relating to the 
 
 church of God in the world. 1817 3534.04 
 
 M'Cosh {J.) Method of the Divine government, physical and 
 
 moral. 1855 3572.31 
 
 Maistre (J. de). Les soirees de Saint-Petersbourg, ou entretiens 
 
 sur le gouvernement temnorel de la Providence. 8e ed. 2 v. 
 
 1862 3572.29 
 
 Taylor (.V. \V.) Lectures on the moral government of God. 2 v. 
 
 1859. . 3612.15 
 
 Young (John) The Creator and the creation: how related. 3626.20 
 
 Psalms. 
 
 Alexander (J. A.) Psalms. Tr. and explained. 3 v. 1862. 3732.10 
 Bowring (E. A.) Book of psalms literally rendered into English 
 
 verse. 1858. . . S732.13 
 
 Calvin {J.) Commentary on the psalms. 5 v. 1844-49. . . 3732 22 
 Cooke {F. C, and others). Commentary and notes. [Speakers 
 
 Com. v. 4.J . . . 3726.11 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
BIBLICAL, RELIG-IOUS, AND ECCL. LIT. : Psalms to Regeneration. 
 
 99 
 
 Golden {The) treasury psalter; an edition with briefer notes of 
 the psalms, chronologically arranged, by tour friends. Lon- 
 don, 1870. 16° 3732.18 
 
 Hengslenberg (E. W.) Commentary, etc. 3 v. 1851-69. . . 3732.14 
 
 Henry (MJ Exposition of the psalms. 1853 3732.19 
 
 Hooper \J.) Expos, of psalms xxiii., lxii., lxxiil., lxxvii. . 3636.17 
 
 Home (67.) Commentary on the psalms. 1849 3732.20 
 
 Kingsley (C.) David : tour sermons. 1865 3564.11 
 
 Moll \G. B.) Commentary. With new version and notes by T. J. 
 
 Conant [v. 9 of Lange.] 3725.18 
 
 Noyes (67. R.) New translation, with introd. and notes. 4th ed. 
 
 Boston. 1868. 12° 3732.21 
 
 Psalms. Paraphrase of the seven penitential, by Thomas Bramp- 
 ton, 1414. notes by W.H. Black. [Percy society, v. 7.] 5060 07 
 Psalmes of David translated into divers and sundry kiudes oi 
 verse, by Sir P. Sidney, and the countess of Pembroke. Lou- 
 don, 1823. 18° 1685.03 
 
 Thirteen psalms versified, by J. Croke, with memoir of the au- 
 thor by Sir A. Croke. [Percy society, v. 11.] . . . 6060.11 
 See also David, p. 
 
 Pulpit (The). 
 
 [See Preaching.] 
 
 Purgatory. 
 
 Bicker strth (E. H.) Hades and heaven 3517.03 
 
 Wright (T.) St. Patrick's purgatory; an essay on the legends of 
 purgatory, hell, and paradise, current during the Middle 
 ages. 1844 3625.10 
 
 Puritanism. 
 
 Arnold (M.) St. Paul and protestantism; introd. 1870. . 3614.04 
 Bacon (L.) The genesis of the New England churches. 3435.18 
 Chapin (A. B.) Puritanism not genuine protestantism: review 
 of ''The Puritans and their principles, by Hall." .3534.00 
 Ccit (T. W.) Puritanism; or, a churchman's defence against its 
 
 aspersions. 1845 3536.16 
 
 Hall (E.) Puritans and their principles. 1851 3436.09 
 
 History of the Puritans. 
 
 Brook (B.) Lives of the Puritans. 3 v. 1813 3430.10 
 
 Hopkins (S.) The Puritans: during the reigns of Edward vi., and 
 
 Queen Elizabeth. 3 v. 1859 .' . . 3136.13 
 
 Neal (D.) Hist, of the Puritans. 1517 to 1688. 2 v. 1848-49. 3436.01 
 Sloughton (J.j Spiritual heroes; w. sketches of the Puritans. 3435.05 
 j(j©~ For articles in periodicals see Ed. rev., v. 101 ; New 
 Englander, v. 19, 1861. (* Puritan history," by L. Bacon) ; v. 
 11, 1856 (Puritan clergy of N. E.) ; v. 13, 1856 (' Puritan 
 Ritual') ; North Br. rev. (' Commemoration of 1662 ') ; v. 25, 
 1856 ("Plays and puritans,' by C. Kingsley.) 
 
 See also Dissenters, p. 84; — England, p. 84: — New Eng- 
 land churches, p. 94, — Congregationalism, p. 82; — Fresby-. 
 terian Church, p. 93. Also, Histories ot New England, and 
 particularly of the states of.Massachusetts and Connecticut, 
 and of Plymouth Colony. Also the writings of leading Pu- 
 ritans, as Baxter, Owen (John), Milton, etc. 
 
 Rationalism. 
 
 Clifford (M: A treatise of human reason, [anon.] 1676. . 3541.03 
 
 Note. — For a reply see Plain-dealing, etc., below. 
 Draper (J. W.) Intellectual development of Europe. 1863. 6814.03 
 Farrar {A. S.) Free thought in reference to the christian reli- 
 gion. 1863 3547.17 
 
 Hurst (J. F.) History of rationalism. With appendix of litera- 
 ture. 1865 3563.14 
 
 Lecky ( W. E. H.) History of the rise and influence of the spirit 
 
 of rationalism in Europe. 2 v. 1866 6814.02 
 
 Reviewed iu Ed. rev., v. 121, 1865 ; Fortnightly rev., v. 1, 
 
 1865, and Littell, 1866, v. 2, (by George Eliot); Fraser's mag., 
 
 v. 72, 1865. 
 
 Mackay (R. W.) Tubingen school and its antecedents. . 3572.05 
 
 Mackenzie (67.) An essay on reason. [Essays, 1713.] . . 5435 37 
 
 Mansel (H. L.) Free-thinking— its history and tendencies. [In his 
 
 Letters, etc. 1873.] 5424.23 
 
 — Limits of religious thought. 1859 3574.03 
 
 Plain-dealing ; or, full examination of a treatise intitled Human 
 
 reason. By A. M. [anon.] 1675 3641.03 
 
 Tulloch IJ.) Rationalism. [Contem. rev., v. 1, 1866 ] 
 
 See also Religion and Science;— Deism, p. 83 ; — Miracles, 
 p. 91;— Prayer, p. 98, etc. 
 
 Reason and Faith. 
 Ouizot (F. P. 67.) Faith and science. [In Noyes (Q. E.) Col. of 
 
 theol. essays.] 3577.24 
 
 Norris {J.j Account of reason and faith : in relation to the mys- 
 teries of Christianity. 1697 3577.26 
 
 Band ( W. B.) Reason and faith. [In his Henry Holbeach, v. 2.] 
 
 2532.21 
 Reason aud faith ; or, the two lights, [anon.] 1869. . . 3586.17 
 Rogers (H.) Reason and faith, and other miscellanies. 1853. 3587 19 
 
 Young (John). The province of reason. 1860 3625.19 
 
 Note.— A reply to Mansel'sLimits ofreligious thought. 
 
 Reformation. 
 
 Forerunners of the Lutheran Reformation. 
 Hodgson ( W.) Lives of some of the reformers before, since, and 
 
 independent of the Lutheran reformation. 1867. . . 3432.17 
 Rossetli 1 1 1 .) Disquisitions on the antipapal spirit which produced 
 
 the reformation. 2 v. 1834 3432.03 
 
 Utlman. (C.) Reformers before the reformation. 2 v. 1855. 3432.01 
 
 Protestant Reformation of the 16ft Century. 
 
 Fisher (G. P.) The Reformation. [With a list of works relating to 
 
 the period.] 1873 3435.04 
 
 Fuller (T.) Abel redivivua : lives and death of [108) modern 
 
 [Protestant] divines. 2 v. 1867 3432.19 
 
 Hardwick (C.) History of the christian church during the re 
 
 formation. 2d ed. 1865 3415.21 
 
 Haiisser (£.) The period of the reformation, 1517 to 1648. 3432.21 
 Merle d'Aubigne {J. II.) Hist, of the reformation of the 16th cen- 
 tury. 6 v. 1853 3482.10 
 
 — — Same. Histoire de la reformation. 5 v. 1853. . . . 3432.05 
 
 — History of the ref. in the time of Calvin. 5 v. 1863-69. 3434.05 
 
 v. 1-2. Geneva and France. 3. Geneva, Switzerland, 
 France. 4. England, Geneva, France, Italy. 5. England, 
 Geneva, Ferrara. 
 Ranke(L.) History of the reformation in Germany. Tr. by S. 
 
 Austin. 3 V. 1845 3433.14 
 
 Scott [J.) Luther and the Lutheran reformation. 2 v. 1848. 3431.01 
 Spanlieim (F.) Ecclesiastical annals, to the rel'ormation. 3423.24 
 Taggart (E.) Sketches of the leading reformers of the 16th cen- 
 tury. Luther, Calvin, Zwingle, Socinius, Cranmer, Knox. 
 
 1843 3432.18 
 
 Tulloch (J.) Leaders of the reformation : Luther, Calvin, Lati. 
 
 mer, Knox. 1859 3432 15 
 
 Villers (C.) Essay on the spirit and influence of the reformation. 
 
 1805. 3432.13 
 
 Note.— See also such general Church histories (p. 81), as 
 include the epoch of the Reformation. Also, (in Biography), 
 lives of Erasmus, Melancthon, Luther, Calvin, Zwingh, and 
 other reformers. 
 
 Bohemia. 
 Pescheck (G. A.) Reformation and anti-reformation in Bohemia. 
 
 2v. 1846 3432.01 
 
 Ste also lives of Huss (John), and Zisca (in Biography.) 
 
 Holland, 
 Martyn ( W. C.) The Dutch reformation : sixteenth century. 
 1868. . - 3432.16 
 
 England. 
 Blunt (J. J.) Sketch of the reformation in England. 1837. 3435.09 
 Brooks (B.) History of religious liberty in Britain. 2 v. . 3436.07 
 Burke (S. H.) Men and wjmen of the English ref. : papal and 
 
 anti-papal notables. 2 V. 1872 3435.19 
 
 Burnet (G.) Hist, of the relormation of the church of England. 
 
 [1500-1567.] 3 V. 1843 3534.01 
 
 Cobbett (W.) History of the Protestant "Reformation," in Eng- 
 land and Ireland. 1854 3431.05 
 
 Gorham (G. G.) Gleanings of a few scattered ears, during the 
 
 reformation in England, 1533-88 3436.18 
 
 Hopkins (J. H.) Sixteen lectures on the British reformation. 
 
 1844. . 3435.08 
 
 Miall (J. 67.) Footsteps of our forefathers. 1852. . . 3135.06 
 
 Seebohm (F.) The Oxford reformers of 1498 3445.21 
 
 Simpson ( W.) Epitome of the history of the ref. in England. 4th 
 
 ed. 1862 3411.05 
 
 Tayler (G. B.) Memorials of the English martyrs. 1853. . 3435.18 
 See also England, p. 84; aud (in Biography), lives of Wickuffe, 
 
 Cranmer, Colet, etc. ; and lives of Henry viii., queen Mary, 
 
 and queen Elizabeth. 
 
 France. 
 [See Huguenots, p. 89.J 
 
 Italy. 
 McCrie (T.) Progress and suppression of the reformation in Italy. 
 
 1856 3433.06 
 
 Poland. 
 Krasinski ( V.) Rise, progress, and decline of the reformation in 
 Poland. 2 V. 1838-40 3433.08 
 
 Scotland. 
 Keith (B.) History of Church and State in Scotland, from [1527] 
 
 to 1568. 3 V. 1844 496.06 
 
 See also (In Biography) lives of Knox (John) ;— also Scot- 
 land (Church of ), below. 
 
 Spain. 
 McCrie (T ) Progress and suppression of the reformation in 
 Spaim 1856 3433.06 
 
 Switzerland. 
 Christoffel (R.) Zwingle ; or, the rise of the reformation ^mt-^ 
 
 Dora^d'Istria. [Hele'ne' Ghika,' princess Koltzoff-Massalsky.] 
 Switzerland the pioneer of the reformation. From the 
 
 the French, by H. G. 2 v. 1858 3mm 
 
 See also Uvea of Zwingli and Calvin, in Biography (Indi- 
 vidual). 
 
 Regeneration. 
 
 Bushnell(H.) Sermons for the new life. 1858 3526.12 
 
 Garbett (E.) The soul's life. 1869. 12° .. 3554.11 
 
 Goulburn (E. M.) The pursuit of holiness : a sequel to Thoughts 
 on personal religion." .. • ■ • ■ •- • ■ • °°°? „, 
 
 — Thoughts on personal religion: 4th Amer. ed. 1869. . 3o56-07 
 
 Hervey (J.) Theron and Aspasia. 1837 35b2.18 
 
 Phelps (Austin). The new birth 1867 3584.16 
 
 Sears (E. H.) Regeneration. 1854 3592.20 
 
 Tyler (B.) Lectures on theology. 1859 3bi5.ui 
 
 See also Conversion, p. 82. 
 
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100 BIBLICAL, RELIG-IOUS, AND ECCL. LIT*. : Religion and Religions. 
 
 Religion and Religions. 
 
 Religious Ideas. 
 
 Constant (B ) Progressive development of religious ideas. Human 
 causes which have contributed to the establishment of 
 Christianity. Perfectibility of the human race. [In Ripley 
 ;G.) Philosophical miscel. v. 2.] 5426.10 
 
 Emerson (R. W.) Address to senior class in Divinity Co.lege, 
 Cambridge. [In Ids Miscellanies ] 2524.10 
 
 GilUtt (E. H.) God in human thought; or, natural theology traced 
 in literature, ancient and modern, to the time of bishop 
 Butler. 2 V. 1874, 3554.28 
 
 Mill (/. S.) Examination of Sir W. Hamilton's philosophy. 2 v. 
 1865 6413.08 
 
 — Three essays on religion. 1874 3575.31 
 
 Contents: Nature; Utility of religion : Theism. 
 
 Morell (J. D.) The philosophy of religion. 1849 3575.29 
 
 Muller (F. Max). Introd. to the science of religion. 1873. 3576.27 
 
 Reviewed by E. H. Plumptre, Contem. rev., v. 7, 1868. 
 
 — Lectures on the science of religion; with a paper on Buddhist 
 
 Nihilism, and a transl. of the Dhammapada; or •' Path of 
 
 virtue." 1872 3576.07 
 
 Note.— Eepr. from Praser's mag., N. S., v. 1-2, 1870 ; also, 
 In Littell, 1870, v. 3. 
 Pickmere (J. R.) Being, analytically described; with a detail of 
 man's spiritual nature and chief relations. 1854. . . 5418.11 
 
 Upham (T. C.) Absolute religion. 1873 3614.25 
 
 Vinet (A.) Outlines of theology. 1870 3616.03 
 
 See also Man (Prehistoric), in the general alphabet. 
 
 Various Religions. 
 Chili (Mrs. L. M.) Progress of the religious idea. 3 V. 1855. 3412.05 
 
 Clarke (J. F.) The ten great religions. 1871 3412.11 
 
 Ctavel (F. T. B.) Histoire pittoresque des religions. 2 v. in 1. 
 
 1844-45 3428.93 
 
 Cobbe {F. P., Prehistoric religion [serpent and tree worship] ; 
 Religions of the world . Religions of the East :. Religion and 
 literature of India; Evolution of morals and religion [In 
 
 her Darwinism aud morals. 1872.] 5434.27 
 
 Conway (M. D.) The sacred anthology. A book of ethnical scrip- 
 tures. 1874 3537.27 
 
 Cory (I. P.) Ancient fragments of Phoenician, Chaldsean, Egyp- 
 tian, Tyriau, Carthaginian, Indian, Persian and other writerB; 
 with an inquiry into the philosophy and trinity of the 
 ancients. With an introd. 2d ed. London, 18o2. 8°. 3536.27 
 
 — Mythological inquiry into the recondite theology of the hea- 
 
 thens. [ With his Metaphysical inquiry, etc. 1837.] . 5421.18 
 Dunlap (S. F.) Vestiges of the spirit history of man. 1858. 3817 18 
 Gardner (J.) *The faiths of the world. 2 V. [1858-60.] . . 3428.01 
 Gcodsir (J. T.) Seven homilies on Ethnic inspiration. 1871. 3423.10 
 Gould [S. Baring-). The origin and development of religious belief. 
 
 J869-70 3412.14 
 
 v. 1. Heathenism and Mosaism. v. 2. Christianity. 
 Hardwick (C) Christ and other masters. Chief parallelisms and 
 contrasts between Christianity and the religious systems of 
 
 the aucieut world. 2 V. 1863 3412.20 
 
 Hayward (J.) Book of religions. 1872 3411.19 
 
 Hume (D.) Natural history of religion. [Phil, works, v. 4.] 5414.06 
 Mackay (R. W.) Progress of the intellect, in the relig. develop- 
 ment ot the Greeks and Hebrews. 2 v. 1850. . . 3572.07 
 Reviewed by R. A. Vaughan. [Essays, v. 2, 1858. 2544.22.] 
 Maurice (F. D.) Religions of the world. 3d ed. 1852. . .3574.17 
 Moffat (J. C.) Comparative hist, of religions. Part 1. Ancient 
 
 scriptures 3411.15 
 
 Muhleisen (J.) Genuine and spurious religion. 2 v. 1849. 3575.27 
 Picarl (B.) Ceremonies and religious customs of variouB nations. 
 
 Tr. into English. 7 v. in 3. 1733-39 A. 27.12 
 
 Priestley (J ) Comparison of the institutions of Moses with those 
 of the Hindoos and other ancient nations. [Works, v. 17.] 
 
 3591.02 
 
 — The doctrines of heathen philosophy compared with those of 
 
 revelation. [Works, v. 17.] 3586.17 
 
 Religions of the world. By members of each denomination. 3412.17 
 
 Renan (E.) Etudes d'histotre religieuse. 1862 3412.09 
 
 Same. Studies of religious history and criticism. .3412.10 
 
 Schedel (H. E.) Monotheism ; Assyria ; Phenicia ; Egypt ; Ary- 
 anism or Brahmanism ; Sabeism : Buddhism. [In his Eman- 
 cipation of faith, v. 2, p. 86-3117.] 3592.13 
 
 Vaughan (R. A.) Hours with the mystics. 2 v. 1860. . . 3615.19 
 See also Denominations and Sects, p. 83. 
 Aztec Religion. 
 
 Popul Yuh. [Fraser's, V. 65, p. 332-42. 1862.] 1944.03 
 
 See also (in Countries) Mexico. 
 
 Buddhism. (See page 79.) 
 
 Confucianism. 
 
 Sacred edict, containing the 16 maxims of the emperor Kang-He 
 
 Tr. by W. Milne. 1817 3592.04 
 
 See also in the general alphabet, Oonfuoius; — Mencius. 
 Also [in Countries) China. 
 
 Druidism. (See page 84.) 
 
 Hinduism, 
 
 Bjbrnstjerna (Count M.) The theogony of the Hindoos. . 7813.21 
 
 Colebrooke (H. T.) Miscellaneous essays. New ed , with notes by 
 
 E. B. Cowell. 2 V. 1873 7815.07 
 
 Gangooly (J. 67.) Life aud religion of the Hindoos. 1860. 3554 12 
 
 Bey(R.) Some principles of civilization; with thoughts on the 
 
 promotion of Christianity in India. [With his Discourses 
 
 etc. 1815.] 3561.20 
 
 Jacolliot (L.) The Bible in India. 1870 3563.18 
 
 Johnson (S.) Oriental religions and their relations to universal 
 
 religion. India. 1872 3563.32 
 
 Lord (Henry). Discovery of the sect of the Banians. 1630. 7811.04 
 Lyall (A. C~.) Religion of an Indian province. [Fortnightly rev., 
 
 v. 17, 1872 ] 
 Moor {E.) Plates illustrating the Hindu Pantheon ; with brief 
 
 descriptive index. 1861 3818.11 
 
 Morris (J. B.) Essay towards the conversion of the Hindoos. 3575.21 
 Rammohun Roy (Rajah). Translation of several principal books, 
 passages, and texts of the Veds, and of some controversial 
 works on Brahmunical theology. 2d od. 1832. . . 3757.01 
 Roberts (J.) Oriental illustrations of the sacred scriptures, col- 
 lected from the customs and literature of the Hindoos. 1844. 
 
 3757.25 
 Schlegel (F. von). .Esthetic and miscel. works, p. 425-96. Bolm, 
 
 1849 2542.12 
 
 Seelye (J. H.) The way, the truth, aud the life. Lectures to 
 
 educated Hindus. 1873 3092.28 
 
 Ward ( W.) View of the history, literature, and mythology of the 
 
 Hindoos. 3v. New ed. 1822 7815.09 
 
 Williams (Rowland). Christianity and Hinduism, aud various 
 questions of Indian religion and literature, [anon.] 3623.27 
 Wilson (H. H.) Essays and lectures on the religions of the Hin- 
 dus. 2 V. 1861 7812.01 
 
 See also Bhagavat Geeta, p. 76;— Buddhism, p. 79 —Mis- 
 sions, p. 93. Also, in the general alphabet, Brahma Somaj; 
 — Countries (India) ; — Mahabharata ; — Purana ; — Ramay- 
 ana; — Literature (Sanscrit) ; — Veda. 
 
 For magazine articles, see Blackwood, v. 85, 1859 (The 
 Castes and Creeds of India); North Amer. rev., v. 86, 1868 
 (Brahmanic and Buddhist religions); Nat. quar. rev., v. 
 20 (Hindoo mythology); Westm. rev., v. 73 and v. 81 (The 
 inspired writings of Hinduism). 
 
 Judaism. (See page 90.) 
 Mohammedanism. 
 1. The Koran. 
 Koran (The). From the Arabic, with notes, by George Sale. Pre. 
 fixed a preliminary discourse. Phila., 1858. 8°. . . 3757.14 
 Same. Tr. from the Arabic; the suras arranged in chrono- 
 logical order; with notes and index, by J. M. Rodwell, 
 
 London, 1861. 12° 3757 18 
 
 L'Alkoranl Traduction textuelle de l'Arabe faite par Eatma- 
 
 Zaida. Paris, 1861. 8° 3757.16 
 
 Morality of the east: extracted from the Koran. Ed. by J. 
 
 Tela. London, 1818. 8° 3613.01 
 
 Selections from the Kur-an, commonly called in England the 
 Koran. With an interwoven commentary from the Arabic, 
 
 by E W. Lane. 1842. 8° 3757.15 
 
 2. Miscellaneous Works. 
 Arnold (J. M.) The Koran and the Bible: or, Islam and Christ- 
 ianity. 2d ed. 1866 3757.17 
 
 Bowen (H. C.) Muhammadanism in India. 1873. . . . 3454 16 
 Colebrooke (H. T.) On certain Muhamniadan sects. [In his Miscel. 
 
 essays, v 2. 1873.] 7815.08 
 
 Dabistdn; or, school of manners. [Ascribed to Mohsan Fini.] 
 From the Persian, with notes, by D. Shea and A. Troyer. 
 
 3 v. 1843 7816.02 
 
 Deutsch (E. O. M.) Islam. [Literary remains, pp. 59-134.] 3545.07 
 
 Dozy (Dr. R.) Het Islamisnie. 1863 3458.09 
 
 Forster (C.) Mahometanism unveiled. 2 v. 1829. . . . 3454.17 
 Four treatises concerning the doctrine, discipline, aud worship 
 of ihe Mahometans. ByH Reland, Bobovius, etc. 1712. 3454.15 
 Jeldl Ed-din Mohammed Ben Asad Es-Sadiki Ed Dewanl. Prac- 
 tical philosophy of the Muhammadan people; being a transl. 
 of the Akhlak-i Jalaly from the Persian. By W. F. Thomp- 
 son. 1839 7816.09 
 
 Milts (C.) History of Muhammedauism. 1818 3454.13 
 
 I'algrave ( IV. G.) Essays on Eastern questions, 1872. . . 1933.17 
 Rabadan (M.) Mahometism explained. With notes by J. Morgan. 
 
 2 v. 2d ed. 1731 3454.19 
 
 Sale (George). Preliminary discourse. See Koran, above. 3757 14 
 Smith (R. B ) Mohammed and Mohammedanism. 1874. . 3115.30 
 Taylor (W. C.) History of Mohammedanism. 2d ed. 1839. 3451.14 
 Weil (G.) The Bible, the Koran, and the Talmud; or, biblical 
 
 legends of the Mussulmans. 1856 3757.13 
 
 Same. 1846 3757.12 
 
 For magazine articles, see Ed. rev., v. 98; Fraser's mag., 
 N. S., v. 2, 1870 (3 art. on Mahometanism in the Levant); 
 v. 62-53, 1855 6, (Burton's pilgrimage to Mecca); N. S., v. 5, 
 1872 (The Mahometan revival, by W. G. Palgrave) ; Fort- 
 nightly rev., v. 2, 1865 (Maori Mahometanism); North Brit, 
 rov., v. 23, 1806 (M.in the East and West); Quar. rev., v. 
 127, 1869 (Islam). 
 
 «®- See also (in Countries) Arabs j— East ;— Mecca;— 
 Moors;— Saracens;— Turkey, etc., etc. Also (in Biography) 
 lives of Mohammed ;— and, in the general alphabet, Der- 
 vishes. 
 
 Paganism. 
 Arnold (M.) Pagan and mediajval religion. [In his Essays in 
 
 Criticism. 1865 2B if 
 
 Faber(G. W.) Origin of Pagan idolatry. Sv. 1816. . . . 3818.08 
 
 Farrar (F. W.) Seekers after God. 1869 U },1 
 
 Gladstone ( W. E.) Juventus mundi; the Gods and men of the 
 
 heroic age. 1869 1655.08 
 
 Herbert (E., lord; of Clierbury). The Antieut religion of the Gen- 
 tiles, and causes of their errors considered. 1705. : 3551.19 
 Julian (Ihe Emperor). Two orations ; one to the sovereign sun, 
 
 BBOOKLXH MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
BIBLICAL, RELI&IOUS, AND ECCL. LIT. 
 
 Religion to Retribution. 
 
 101 
 
 and the other to the mother of the Gods. From the Greek- 
 with notes. 1793 3B01 25 
 
 Maurice (F. D.) Eeligion of Rome, and its influence on 'modern 
 civilization 1855 5513 2 4 
 
 Sallust, (the Prophet). On the gods and' the 'world From the 
 Greek, by T. Taylor. 1793 3817.10-3587 27 
 
 Taylor (T.) Theology of the GrcekB. [Class, journal, v. 22, p. 89; 
 301-1 t -''712 22 
 
 Tmmsind (G.) Origin, pi-ogress, and decline of idolatry', Tciass 
 journal. T. 21, p. 320 ; v. 22, p. 1, 316; V. 23, p. 330 • v. 24 D 
 1, 229; v. 25, p 51, 268.] . , . 2742.01 
 
 Wait (P. G.) On the similarity of worship in different parts of 
 the Pagan world. [Class, journal, v. 13, p. 410 ; v. 14 p 350- 
 
 T. 15, p. 88; V. 16, p. 205; v. 18, p. 53.] 2742 13 
 
 See also (in Countries) Greece ;— Rome;— Egypt;— and 
 names of other aucieut countries. Also, in the general 
 alphabet, Classical dictionaries ; —Mythology ; —Homer. 
 Also Literature {Ancient). 
 
 Farsees. 
 Avesta: the religious books of the Parsees: from Spiegel's Ger- 
 man translation. 3 v. in 1. 1S64 7813 12 
 
 Framjee (D.) The Parsees ; their hist, manners, and religion. 
 
 r j 1 , 8 ^ 8 ,' ^ ■ ',. •. 3553.08 
 
 Lord (H.) The religion of the Persees. 1630 781101 
 
 Palmer (E. H.) Oriental mysticism: the suflistic and unitarian 
 
 theosophy of the Persians. 1867 3582 03 
 
 Upham(F. W.) The wise men: who they were; and' how they 
 
 came to Jerusalem 1869 3615 11 
 
 See also Article in Nat. qu. rev., v. 19, 1869. Also Avesta, 
 p. 58;— Zoroaster. 
 
 Primitive Religion. 
 
 Tylor (E. B.) Primitive culture. 1871 5813.25 
 
 See also, in general alphabet, Man (Prehistoric). 
 
 Scandinavian or Norse Religion. 
 See Mythology, in general alphabet;— Countries (Scandi- 
 navia:— Iceland);— and Literature {Icelandic) 
 
 Tree and Serpent, and Nature Worship. 
 Fergusson (J.) Tree and serpent worship. 2d ed. 
 
 gS~ For articles occasioned by this work, see Contem rev 
 v. 12, 1869 ; Ed. rev., v. 130. 1869 ; Frascr's mag. v 79 I869' 
 Nat. qu. rev., v. 25, 1872 ; North Araer. rev., v llo' 1870 
 (•An ancient creed,' by Karl Blind). See also Fortnightly 
 rev., v. 12-13, 1869-70 (Worship of animals and plants Spis 
 by J. F. M'Lennan); v 13, v. 1870 (Origin of animal worship' 
 by H. Spencer); Quar. rev., v. 114, 1863 (Sacred trees and 
 flowers, j 
 
 Religion and Science. 
 
 Bdbbage (C.) Ninth Bridgewater treatise. A fragment. 3524 15 
 Bascom (./.) Science, philosophy, and religion. Lectures before 
 
 the Lowell Institute, Boston, 1871 54U 19 
 
 Browne (T.) Religio medici. [Works, v. 2.] . . . .' .' 5022 14 
 
 Buckle (H. ) See his name in general alphabet. 
 
 Burr (E. F.) Pater Mundi ; or, modern science testifying to the 
 
 heavenly Father. 1870 3526 04 
 
 Campbell (G.D.,duke of Argyll). The Reign of Law Sth'ed. 391405 
 
 Christmas in.) Echoes of the universe. 1850 3535.02 
 
 Combe (G.) Relation between science and religion. 1857. ' 3762 01 
 
 Cooke (J. P.) Religion and chemistry. 1864 4214 07 
 
 Dawson (J. W) Nature and the Bible. Lectures. 1875. . 3541 13 
 Dick (T.) The christian philosopher. [Works, v 2.] . . . 6033 02 
 Draper (J. W.) History of the conflict between religion and sci- 
 ence. 1875 354! 25 
 
 Fowle (T. 67.) Re'igion and fact. [Contemp. rev., v. 20, 1872.] 
 Olanviil (J.) Essays in philosophy and science. 1676. . . 3554.23 
 Gresley {Rev. W.) Priests and philosophers. 1873. . . . 3555.21 
 Grxbble (T.) The semi-barbarous Hebrew and the extinguished 
 
 theologian. 1871 3555.14 
 
 Hennell (S. S.) Comparative metaphysics. 1869 3551.16 
 
 — ComparativiBm : religion in necessary antagonism to positiv- 
 
 ism. 1869 * 3B51 . 16 
 
 Hitchcock (E.) Religious truth, illus. from science. 1857. 3562.14 
 
 LeConle {J.) Religion and science. 1874 3565.22 
 
 Lei/child {J. R.) The higher ministry of nature. 1872. . 3566.02 
 M'Causland (D.) Adam and the Adamite ; or harmony of Scrip- 
 ture and ethnology. 1872 3762.16 
 
 Miller (J.) Christianum organum ; or the inductive method iu 
 
 Scripture and science 1870 3575.11 
 
 Murphy {J. J.) The scientific basis of faith, 1873. . . .3578.13 
 Newman (J. H ) The idea of a university defined and illustrated. 
 
 3d ed. 1873 5522.03 
 
 Paine (if ) Physiology of the soul and instinct. 1372. . .3581.24 
 Powell {Baden). Orderof nature in ref. to revelation. 1859. 3585.15 
 
 Savile(B. ,7.) Revelation and science. 1862 3592.09 
 
 Scott {G. G.) Argument for the intellectual character of the first 
 
 cause as affected by physical science. 1870. . . . 3592.21 
 
 Sewall (J. B.) Evenings with the Bible and science 1864. 3762.04 
 
 Shields {C. W.) Religion and science in their relation to pbiloso- 
 
 phy. 1875 3593.26 
 
 Sulivan (R. J.) View of nature, in letters to a traveller among 
 the Alps. With reflections on atheistical philosophy, now 
 
 exempified in France. 6 v. 1794 4717.15 
 
 Tullidge (H.) Triumphs of the Bible. 1863 3614.17 
 
 Tyndall {J.) Advancement of science. Opinions of H. Helmholtz, 
 and articles of Prof. Tyndall and Sir Henry Thompson, on 
 
 prayer. 1874 
 
 — Address delivered before the British association assembled at 
 Belfast. Reviewed with a second preface replying to his 
 critics; and an appended article on "scientific materialism." 
 1875 8906.19 
 
 Reviewed in Blackwood, Nov., 1874 (Modern scientific ma- 
 tenahsm ; Contem. rev., v. 6, 1867 (by J. Hannah) ; Galaxy, 
 
 w , Dec, 1874 (Apropos of Tyndall, by J. F.Clarke). 
 
 Wiseman (iV.) Twelve lectures on the connexion between science 
 and revealed religion. 6th ed. 2 v. 1853. . 3624 05 
 
 Young (J R ) Modern scepticism ; especially in reference to the 
 doctrines of Colenso, Huxley, Lyell, and Darwin, respecting 
 the Noachian delude, the antiquity of man, and the oriaiu of 
 
 species. 1865 _ 3 ^ ., qj 
 
 See also Evidences of Christianity;— Evolution and Re. 
 hgion;— Free Religion;— Genesis;-Materialism;- Natural 
 Theology ;— Prayer. Also Oomte (A.), in general alphabet. 
 
 Religious Liberty and Toleration. 
 
 Antithelemite (The); or, an answer to certain quaeres by the 
 D[uke] of Buckingham, concerning toleration, [anon] 1685. 
 
 Apologie (An) for the church of England, against the clamours 
 ot the men of no-conscience; or, the Duke of Bucking- 
 ham B seconds. By E. B. 1685 3612 26 
 
 Brook (B.) History of religious liberty in Britain. 2 v! 3436 07 
 
 Bunsen (C. C. J.) Signs of the times: dangers to religious liberty. 
 1856 3525 16 
 
 Considerations moving to a toleration, and liberty of conscience 
 [anon.} 1685 3^2 28 
 
 Danger (The) and unreasonableness of a toleration.' [anon.] 1685. 
 
 Defence of the Duke of Buckingham's book of religion and wor- 
 ship, from the exceptions of a nameless author. By the 
 Pensllvanian. [anon.] 1685 3612 26 
 
 Furneaux (P.) Letters to Mr. Justice Blackstone, concerning his 
 exposition of the act of toleration. 1771 3563 24 
 
 Harris (67.) Liberty of the press and toleration. [In his Civiliza- 
 tion, etc., p. 163-192. 1872.] . . 5812 23 
 
 Laboulaye (E.) La liberte religieuse. [In his Essai de critique.] 
 
 Locke (J.) Four letters concerning toleration. [Works, v. 6.] 6052 06 
 
 Mill (J.) The principles of toleration. 1837 5721.01 
 
 Reflexions upon the controversy about the oath of allegiance 
 
 [anon.] 1682 3612.26 
 
 Reply to the answer of the man of no name, to the Duke of Buck- 
 ingham's paper of religion and liberty of conscience. By G. 
 
 C. [anon.) 1685 3612.26 
 
 Short answer to the Duke of Buckingham, [anon.] 1685. 3612.26 
 Spinoza :B. de). Tractatus theologico-politicus ; or, theological 
 and political treatise of freedom of thought and of discus- 
 sion. 2d ed. From the Latin. 1868 3594.07 
 
 Sc»arf(X (Letter to W. E.Channing, on religious liberty. 3595.20 
 
 Tracts on liberty of conscience and persecution. 1614-1661 Ed 
 
 by E. B. Underbill. 1846. [Hanserd Knollys Soc] .3558.14 
 
 Toleration and liberty of conscience proved impracticable and 
 
 sinful, [anon.] 1685 3612.26 
 
 Vanity (The) of all pretences of toleration, [anon.] 1685. . 3612.26 
 Viliiers (G. id duke of Buckingham). Short discourses upon the 
 
 reasonableness of man's having a religion 3612.26 
 
 Voltaire (F. M. A.de). Treatise upon T. [Works, v. 34.] . 6081.01 
 Williams (R.) The bloudy tenent of persecution for cause of con- 
 science discussed; and Mr. Cotton's letter examined and 
 answered. [1644.] Ed. by E. B. Underhill. 1848. [Hanserd 
 
 Knollys Society.] 3558.17 
 
 See also Kaye (J. W.) Of toleration. [In his Essays of an 
 optimist. 2533.23];- Rogers (H.) Christianity vindicated from 
 alleged tendencies to persecution. [In his Essays from Good 
 Words. 2541.32];— Thompson (J. P.) Religious liberty since 
 the reformation. [New Englauder, v. 22, 1863, and v. 24 
 1865];— also North Amor, rev., v. 104, 1867. 
 
 Also Eraser's mag., v. 61, 1860 ('Aspects of toleration,' by 
 Shirley) ; v. 63, 1861 (' Toleration within the church of Eng- 
 land 'J ; v. 66, 1862 i' Plea for religious enfranchisement') ; 
 v. 68, 1863 (' Plea for free discussion of theol. difficulties ') • 
 v. Ti. 1865 (' Toleration ') ; N. S. v. 6, 1872 (' Free religious 
 thought in Scotland ') ; v. 80, 1869 (• Orthodoxus tyrannus ') ; 
 North Brit, rev., v. 35, 1861; Westin. rev , v. 72, 1859 (■ Spirit- 
 ual freedom ') ; v. 81, 1864 (' On Goldwin Smith's plea for 
 abolition of religious tests'). Also Political science (Liber- 
 ty ; and Press (Freedom of the) . 
 
 Resurrection. 
 
 Fact and doctrine of the Resurrection. [New Englander, v. 15.] 
 Nott (£.) The Resurrection of Christ: discourses. 1872. 3577.23 
 Sherlock (T.) The trial of the witnesses of the Resurrection; with 
 
 sequel. [In Christian literature.] 3638.01 
 
 West (G.) Observations on the history and evidence of the Resur- 
 rection. [In Christian literature.] . 3538.01 
 
 Westcott (B. F.) The gospel of the Resurrection. 1867. .3622.11 
 Williams (I.) Our Lord's Resurrection. New ed.- 1870. . 3753.09 
 See a:so Future life, p. 88; — Jesus Christ; p. 90; — and com- 
 mentaries on tue Gospels, p. 88. 
 
 Retribution. 
 
 Barnes (A ) On the law of Paradise. [In his Essays, etc. v. 2.] 2513.07 
 Hargrcaves (J. 67.) The blunders of vice and folly, and their self- 
 acting chastisements. 1870 3562.06 
 
 Irving (E.) Judgment to come. 1824 3563.16 
 
 Plutarcii. Concerning such whom God is slow to punish. [In his 
 
 Morals, v. 4, pp. 140-188.] 6435.26 
 
 — Sur les delais de la justice divine. Tr. avec des additions par 
 
 J. de Maistre 3572.30 
 
 Sharpe (67.) Law of retribution; or, a serious warning to Great 
 Britain, founded 0.1 unquestionable examples of God's tem- 
 poral vengeance against tyrantB,slaveholders,ete.l776 8593. 02 
 See Future life, p. 88;- Future punishment;— Hell, p. 89. 
 
 In asking for books, use the •• Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
102 BIBLICAL, RELIGIOUS, AiSTD ECCL. LIT. : Revelation to Roman Catholic. 
 
 Revelation of St. John. 
 
 Barnes (A.) Notes on the Book of Revelation. 1865). . . 8742.11 
 Gumming [J.) Lectures on the Apocalypse. 8 v. 1856. . 3542 15 
 Elliott (E. B.) Horse Apocalyptieas ; or, commentary on the Apoca- 
 lypse ; including also an examination of the chief prophecies 
 
 of Daniel. 2d ed. 4 V. 1846 3756.14 
 
 Hengstenberg (E. W.) Revelation of St. John. 2 v. 1851. . 3756.19 
 Hyponoia; or, thoughts on a spiritual understanding of the Apoca- 
 lypse. With remarks upon second coming of the Lord, and 
 an appendix upon the man of sin. [anon.] 1845. . . 3518.17 
 
 Macduff' (J. R.) Memories of Patmos. 1871 3573.03 
 
 Maurice (F. D.) The Apocalypse 3574.16 
 
 Richer (E ) The key to the mystery. 1853 3536.19 
 
 Swedenborg (E.) Apocalypse explained. 6 v. 1847. . .'3597.01 
 
 — Apocalypse revealed. 1848 3597.06 
 
 Same. 2 v. 1862 8597.20 
 
 Trench (R. C.) Commentary on the epistles to the Seven churches 
 
 in Asia. Revelation ii., iii 3756.18 
 
 Vaughan (C. J.) Lectures on the Rev. of St. John. 3d ed. 2 v. 
 1870 3766.21 
 
 Revivals. 
 
 Hall {J.), and Stuart ((?. H.) The Amor, evangelists. Moody and 
 
 Sankey, in Great Britain and Ireland 1875. . . . 3556.30 
 Letters of an English traveller to his friend in England, on the 
 
 " Revivals of religion," in America, [anon.) 1828. . 3587 14 
 Sprague ( W. B.) Lectures ou revivals of religion. With introd. 
 
 essay by L. Woods. 2d ed. 1833 3594.09 
 
 ti& For articles upon Revivals, see New Englander, v. 16, 
 
 1858 (Relig. awakening of 1858); North Brit, rev., v. 33, 1860; 
 
 Quar. rev., v. 107, 1860; Westm. rev., v. 73, 1860; Winslow's 
 
 Journal, v. 12, 1859, and v. 13, 1860 (Hysteria in connection 
 
 with revivals). 
 
 Ritualism. 
 Coteman (L.) The apostolical and primitive church popular in its 
 
 government, and informal in its worship. 1869. . . 3411.13 
 
 Conversations on ritualism, [anon.] 1867 3767.15 
 
 Hall (C. H.) True protestant ritualism; a review of " The law of 
 
 ritualism." 1867 3767.16 
 
 Hoffman (M.) The ritual of the church; with its application to 
 
 the communion and baptismal offices. To which is added 
 
 notes upon orders, the articles, and canons of 1603. 3562 03 
 
 Malan (S. C.) On ritualism. 1867 3767.17 
 
 See. also Liturgies, p. 91. 
 
 Roman Catholic Church. 
 
 [See also Church history, p. 81;— Councils, p. 82;— Fathers 
 of the church, p. 87;— Inquisition, p. 89;— Jesuits, p. 89;— 
 Martyrs, p. 91 ;— Missions, p. 93 ;— Monastic orders, p. 93 ■ 
 —Popes, p. 96;— Reformation, p. 99;— Saints, 103 ;— and (in 
 Countries) Home.] 
 
 History. 
 
 Butler (C.) Historical memoirs of the English, Irish, and Scottish 
 catholics since the Reformation. 4 v. 1822. . , . 3426.11 
 
 Clarke (R. H.) Lives of the deceased bishops of the Catholic 
 church in the U. S. 2 v. 1872 3428.11 
 
 Cox (G. IF.) Latin and Teutonic Christendom. An historical 
 sketch. 1870 3411 u6 
 
 Darras (J. E.) General history of the Catholic church. 4 v. 8428 07 
 
 De Courcy {H.) The Catholic church in the United States. En- 
 larged by J. G. Shea 3428.13 
 
 Digoy (K. H.) MoreB Catholici ; or, ages of faith. 11 v. '. 3421 06 
 
 Illustrated Catholic family almanac for the United StateB 34'4 09 
 
 Lea (IT. C.) Studies in church history. [Rise of the temporal 
 power; Benefit of clergy; Excommunication.] . 3425 16 
 
 Milner (J.) Supplementary memoirs of English Catholics ad- 
 dressed to Charles Butler. 1820 3438 15 
 
 Morris (J., editor). The troubles of our Cathulic forefathers, 
 related by themselves. 1st series. 1872. . . 3427 08 
 
 Mulrenan (P.) Brief historical sketch of the Catholic' church on 
 Loug Island. 1871 345X 15 
 
 Newman (J. H.) Reformation of the 11th century ' rEssavs v 2 
 pp. 249-335.] '. L . ^581 jj 
 
 Rachel (O. J.) The See 01 Rome in the middle ages. 1870. 3424 04 
 
 Sadlier's Catholic directory, almanac, etc., for 1869. 2 v 3461 01 
 See also Saints. 
 
 Ritual. 
 
 Breviarium Romanum ex decreto ss. concilii Tridentini restitu- 
 tum. 4 v. 1845 352] 06 
 
 Butler (Alban) Movable feasts, fasts, and other annual obser- 
 vances of the Catholic church. 1774. 3527 on 
 
 Lewis (ff.) Bible, missal, and breviary; or, ritualism self-illus- 
 trated in the liturgical books of Rome: containing the text 
 of the Roman missal, rubrics, and prefaces, with disserta- 
 tions, etc. 2 V. 1853 ... 3767 01 
 
 Romanist Writings. 
 Atwood(E. W.) Panacea Britannica: vindication of Catholicism 
 
 i-OOO '■Jfill ftft 
 
 BalmeslJ.) Protestantism and catholicity compared in their ef 
 fects on the civilization of Europe. 4th ed. 1854. . 3514 14 
 
 Bm ^X^^ M ^ ThofeiUiof ™™°° <-™# 
 
 Bolandcn(C. vtm). The old God: a nar'raiive [designed to enkin- 
 
 Rome! Fwo ° ! l0V ° ™ d deT0ti0n t0 ™ d &> ^ly See of 
 itomej. J872 * or,,o nn 
 
 Sen?' ^0°™™™*°™ on liberalism and tne Cathoilc 
 
 - Essays and reviews. i852. '.'.'.''. , 8 E 6 i 6 
 
 .Bur4e(r. at.) Lectures and sermons. 1872. '. '. ". ! 8526.22 
 
 — Lectures on faith and fatherland. 1872 3525 23 
 
 Butler (C) Book of the Roman Catholic church. 3825. .3438.14 
 
 Catalogue of tracts for and against popery, in the Manchester 
 
 library, founded by Humphrey Chetham. London, 1859-65 
 
 4°. [Chetham soc, V. 48, 64.] 5095 08 
 
 Digby (K ) Compitum ; or, the meeting of the ways at the Catlio- 
 
 lic church. 2d ed. 4 v. 1851 3541.10 
 
 Eckel (Mrs. L. St. J.) Maria Monk's daughter : an auto-bio<*raphv 
 
 1874 °3d37.07 
 
 Ferraris (F. L.) Prompta bibliotheca, canonica, juridica, mora- 
 
 lis, theologica, etc. 8 v. 1860-65. 8° 3548.01 
 
 Happiness (The) of heaven. By a father of the society of Jesus 
 
 [anon.] 1871 3557.01 
 
 Hecker (I. T.) Aspirations of nature. 3d ed. 1859. . . . 3557.14 
 Hewit (A. F.) Problems of the age; with studies in St. Augustine 
 
 on kindred topics. 1868 3561.21 
 
 Huntingdon (J.) Gropings after truth : a life journey from New 
 England Congregationalism to the one Catholic and Aposto- 
 lic church. 1869 3563 13 
 
 Ives (L. S.) The trials of a mind in its progress to Catholicism ■ 
 
 a letter to his old friends. 1854 3562 35 
 
 Laurentie (P. S.) L'atheisme social et l'eglise. 1869. . . 3565.15 
 Liguori (A. St.) The way of salvation ; in meditations for every 
 
 day in the year. [1869.] 3566.17 
 
 Loyola (I.) Spiritual exercises. 1870 3572.0(i 
 
 Manning (H. E.) Eugland aud Christendom. 1867. . . 3574.02 
 
 — The four great evils of the day. [Unbelief, heresy, etc.] 3574.0(1 
 
 — Sermons on ecclesiastical subjects. 1869 3573.27 
 
 — Temporal mission of the Holy Ghost. 1866. . . . 3574.U1 
 
 — The unity of the church. 2d ed. 1845 3573.J, 
 
 — editor. Essays on religion and literature. By variuuB writer-, 
 
 2 v. 1867 3 67i . u5 
 
 Contents : Inaugural address, session 1866-7, by apb. Man- 
 ning. On intellectual power and mau's perfection. Dangers 
 of uncontrolled intellect, by W. G. Ward. On the mission 
 and prospects of the Catholic church in England, by F 
 Oakley. Christianity in relation to civil liberty, by E. Luc^s 
 On the philosophy of Christianity, by A. J. Christie. On 
 some events preparatory to the English reformation, by H. 
 W. Wilberforce. On the inspiration of Scripture, by Arch- 
 bishop Manning. Church and State, by E. S. Purcell. Cer- 
 tain sacrificial words used by St. Paul, by M. Patterson. 
 
 Medina Pomar (Countde). Remembrance of a bridal tour through 
 Scotland. 2 V. 1874 235.71 
 
 Montalembert (Count de). Catholic interests in the nineteenth 
 century. 1852 3575.19 
 
 Moore (!'.) Travels of an Irish gentleman in search of a religion. 
 1844 3575.22 
 
 My clerical friends and their relation to modern thought, [anon 1 
 1873 3576.13 
 
 Newman (J. H.) Apologia pro vita sua. 1865 3577.11 
 
 — An essay in aid of a grammar of assent. 1870. . . . 3577.12 
 
 — Lectures on the present position of Catholics in England. 
 
 1851 3581.06 
 
 Stone (J. K.) The invitation heeded : reasons for a return to 
 
 Catholic unity. 1870 3595.11 
 
 Wiseman (N.) Lectures on the doctrines of the church. . 3624.07 
 For Roman Catholic periodicals see Catholic world and 
 
 Dublin review, in the general alphabet. 
 
 Indexes 
 Index expurgatorius. Exact reprint of the Vatican index [of 
 
 1608]. With preface, by R. Gibbings. Dublin, 1837. 16°. 2761.02 
 Index librorum prohibitoruni Benedioti xiv. jussu recog. et edi- 
 
 tus. Romse, 1758. 8V 2761.01 
 
 Mendham (J.) Literary policy of the church of Rome ; an account 
 
 of indexes, prohibitory and expurgatory. 2d ed. 1830. 5761.03 
 
 Anti-Romanist Writings. 
 American (The) convent, as a school for protestant children. 
 
 1869 3513.27 
 
 Beecher(E.) The papal conspiracy opposed, and protestantism 
 
 defended. 1865 312517 
 
 Bickersteth (E.) Divine warning to the church. 1863. . . 3517.17 
 Butler (IF. A.) Letters on Romanism, in reply to Mr. Newman's 
 
 essay on development. 1858 3425.18 
 
 Capper (S ) The acknowledged doctrines of the church of Rome. 
 
 2 V. 1849 3527.17 
 
 Chillingworth ( W.) Religion of protestants. [Works.] . . 3535.06 
 
 Clark (R, W.) Romanism in America. 1856 3536.05 
 
 Confessions of a Catholic priest, [anon.] 1858 3537.13 
 
 Cumming (J.) The fall of Babylon foreshadowed. 1870. . 3542.11 
 
 — Lectures on Romanism. 1854 3642.12 
 
 Croly (67.) Roman Catholic pledges and protestant securities. [In 
 
 his Hist, sketches, etc. 1842.] 2521.22 
 
 Daillon (J , count de Lude). The ax laid to the root of popery. 
 
 1721 3812.31 
 
 De Sanctis (L.) Home, christian and papal. 1856. . . . 3426.15 
 Dowling (J.) History of Romanism, from the earliest corruptions 
 
 to the present time. New ed. 1857 3425.07 
 
 Edgar (S.) Variations of popery. 2d ed. 1838 3647.16 
 
 Edwards (B.B.) Roman catholic religion in Italy. [Writings, v. 2.] 
 
 3646.10 
 Emiliane (G. d'). Frauds of Romish monks and priests, [arum.] 
 
 1691 3424 28 
 
 Same. Frauds of papal ecclesiastics. 1835. .... 3547.03 
 
 — Observations on a journey to Naples; wherein the frauds of 
 
 Romish monks and priests are farther discovered. 1691. 
 
 3424.22 
 Oavazn (A.) Lectures in New York. 1858 3425.11 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
BIBLICAL, RELIGIOUS, AND ECCL. LIT. : Roman Catholic to Sermons. 103 
 
 Hare {J. C.) The conteBt with Rome : a charge. With notes, 
 
 especially in answer to Dr. Newman's recent lectures. 2d ed. 
 
 1856 3668.22 
 
 Illustrations of popery; the "mystery of iniquity" unveiled. 
 
 [anon.] 1838 3425.19 
 
 La Gattina [F. P. tie). Rome and the papacy in the 19th century. 
 
 1872 3424.16 
 
 Mahoney {S. I.) Six years in the monasteries of Italy, and two 
 
 years in the islands of the Mediterranean and in Asia Minor. 
 
 1836 3424.24 
 
 Maurice {F. D.) Religion of Rome and its influence on modem 
 
 civilization. 1865 6613.24 
 
 Michetet (J.) Priests, women, and families 6093.01 
 
 — Same. [Miscel. works.] 6053.06 
 
 Murray (N.) Romanism at home; letters to R. B. Taney. 3576.16 
 
 Pallav.'ctno {F.) The celestial divorce. 1718. 85bl.23 
 
 Protestantism contrasted with Romanism by the acknowh dged 
 
 and authentic teaching of each religion, [anon.] 1852. 3585.23 
 Recantation: or, the confessions of a convert to Romanism; a 
 
 tale of Italy. 1846 3686.18 
 
 Religion {The) of Rome, described by a Roman. Tr. by M. How- 
 
 itt. London, 1873 8° 3424.13 
 
 Roussel (7Y.) Catholic and Protestant nations compared. 3592.01 
 Seymour (H. H.) Mornings among the Jesuits at Rome 3593.06 
 
 — Pilgrimage to Rome, containing some account of the state of 
 
 religion in that city. 1849 3592.03 
 
 Schoberl (F.) Persecutions of popery. 2 v. 1844 3425.08 
 
 Tondiai {C.j The pope of Rome and the popes of the oriental 
 
 churches. 1871 3424.17 
 
 Townsend (67.) Accusations of history against the church of Rome; 
 observations on Butler's "Book of the Roman Catholic 
 
 Church." New ed. 1826 . 3438.13 
 
 Whately (ft.) Errors of Romanibm traced to their origin in humau 
 
 nature. 1864 3622.15 
 
 White {J. Bianco). Evidence against Catholicism. 1835. . 3623.04 
 Wordsworth (C.) Letters to Mr. Goudon, on the destructive char- 
 acter of the Church of Rome, both in religion and polity. 
 1848 ' S625.02 
 
 — Same. Sequel. 1848 3625.02 
 
 See also Anti-Christ, p. 77;— Image worship, p. 89;— Popes, 
 p. 96;— Revelation of St. John, p. 102, 
 
 Ruth (Book of). 
 Cassel (P.) Book of Rome. [Lange's Comment, v. 4 of O. T.] 3726.13 
 
 fuller {T.) A comment on Ruth. 1868 3734.22 
 
 Hervey {A.) Rutli. [Speaker's Comment, v. 2 of O. T.] . 3726.09 
 Keil {C. F.) and DeliUsch {F.) Commentary. 1869. . . . 3732.04 
 
 Sacraments. 
 
 Boyd (A.) Confession, absolution, and real presence. 1867. 3523.08 
 Halley {R.) The sacraments, an inquiry into the nature of the 
 symbolic institutions of the christian religion. Pt. 1. Bap- 
 tism. Pt. 2. The Lord's Supper. 1844 3557.02 
 
 Lewis ( W. H.) Confession of Christ. 1854 3566.13 
 
 Spencer {I. S.) Discourses on sacramental occasions. 1861. 3593.15a 
 Stone (J. S.) The mysteries opened; or, scriptural views of 
 
 preaching and the sacraments. 1844 3595.12 
 
 Wkeat'.ey {C.) Rational illustration, etc. 1858 3521.04 
 
 See also Baptism, p. 78; — Lord's Supper, p. 91. 
 
 Sacrificial "Worship. 
 
 Kurtz (J. H.) Sacrificial worship of the Old Testament. 3565.26 
 
 llengstenberg (E. W.) The sacrifices of Holy Scripture. [ With his 
 
 Commentary on Ecclesiastes.] 3734.11 
 
 Saints. 
 
 liuller [A.) Lives of the saints. 2 v. 1833 3418.01 
 
 Vapes {J. M.) Essay on the miraculous life of the saints. [In 
 
 Fullerton's life of St. Frances.] 3418.05 
 
 Crosthwaite {J. C.) Modern hagiology. 2 v. 1846. . . .3541.01 
 FuUertun {Lady 67.) Life of St Frances of Rome, of Lucy of Karsio, 
 
 of Doniinica of Paradiso, and of Anne de Montmorency. 
 
 1805 3418.05 
 
 Gould {S. Baring-). Lives of the saints, v. 1-4. 1872-73. . 3462.14 
 Note. — Now publishing; will make 13 v. with index in v. 13. 
 Neale {J. M.) Annals of the virgin saints, [anon.] 1866. . 3418.09 
 See also individual lives of saints in Biography. 
 
 Samuel. 
 
 Hervey (A.) Commentary, [v. 2 of Speaker's Com.] . . . 3726.09 
 Keil {C. F.) and Delitzsck (F.) Biblical commentary, etc. 8732.05 
 Kitlo {J.) Bible illustrations, v. 3 3722.10 
 
 Sceptical Writings. 
 
 Deist {The); or, moral philosopher. Selected from the writings of 
 
 celebrated authors, by Robert Carlile. 3 v. 1819-26. 3548.20 
 Contents: 
 
 Annett (P.) Free inquirer. 1826. v. 3. 
 
 Beauchamp (P.) Analysis of the influence of natural religion 
 on the temporal happiness of mankind. 1822. v. 3. 
 
 Christian mystery: a Chinese tale, found in the portfolio of 
 a Portuguese friar, [anon.] 1819. v. 1. 
 
 Doubts (The) of infidels; or, queries relative to scriptural 
 inconsistencies and contradictions, [anon.] 1819. v. 1. 
 
 Francis (S.) Watson refuted: being an answer to the Apology 
 for the Bible. 1810. v. 1. 
 
 God (The) of the Jews; or, Jehovah unveiled. With stric- 
 tures on tlie lives of the Hebrew saints. 1819. v. 1. 
 
 Holbach (P. T. d). Christianity unveiled. 1819. v. 2. 
 
 Holbach (P. T. d'). Letters to Eugenia on the absurd dogmas 
 and mystories of the christian religion. 1819. v. 2. 
 
 Letter (A) to the Rev. Dr. S. Chandler, from the writer of 
 
 the History of the man after God's own heart, [anon.] 
 
 1820 v. 2. L ' 
 
 Life (The) of David; or, the history of the man after God's 
 
 own heart, [anon.] 1820. v. 2. 
 Meslier (— ). Good sense; or, natural ideas opposed to Ideas 
 
 that are supernatural, [anon.] 1826 v. 3. 
 Miraculous (The) Conception; or, the Divinity of Jesus Christ 
 considered as the foundation of the christian relieion 
 [anon.] 1819. V. 2. 
 Palmer (E.) Principles of nature; or, a development of the 
 moral causes of happiness and misery among the human 
 species. 1819. v. 1. 
 Thoughts on the christian religion. By a deist. 1819. v. 1. 
 Voltaire (F. M. A. de). Important examination of the Holy 
 
 Scriptures. 1819. v. 2. 
 — Lord Chesterfield's ears, a true story. 1826 v. 2. 
 Drummond [SirW.) The CEdipus Judaicns. New ed. revised. 3731.21 
 Froude {J. A.) The nemesis of faith. 2d ed. 1849. . . .3653.25 
 
 Greg {W. R.) Creed of Christendom. 1855 8565.13 
 
 Hennell (C. C.) Inquiry concerning the origin of Christianity. 2d 
 
 ed. 1845. . . • 3567.22 
 
 Jacolliot (L.) The Bible in India: Hindoo origin of Hebrew and 
 
 christian revelation. 1870 . 3563.18 
 
 Nevtman (F. W.) Reply to the Eclipse of faith. 1856. . '. 3587.17 
 Paine {Tiwrnas). Theological works. [Age of reason, etc.] 3582.02 
 St. John {II., lord Bolingbrolce). Essays. [In his Works, v. 6-8.J. 
 
 5022 06 > 
 Somerset [Duke of). Christian theology and modern scepticism. 
 
 1872 3593.21 
 
 Strauss {D. F.) The old faith and the new, a confession. . 3595 08 
 Toland {J.) Pantheisticon; or, the form of celebrating the Soc- 
 
 ratic-Society. 1761 3613.16 
 
 Volney {M.) The ruins; or, a survey of the revolutions of empires. 
 
 To which is added the law of nature. 1796 3611.02 
 
 What is truth ? or, revelation its own nemesis, [anon J . 3622.12 
 
 Scotland. 
 
 Buchanan {R.) Ten years' conflict: hist, of the disruption of the 
 Church of Scotland. 2 v. 1854 3446 21 
 
 Gilfillan (67.) Martyrs, heroes, and bards of the Scottish covenant. 
 1853 3435.07 
 
 Stanley {A. P.) Lectures on the history of the Church of Scotland. 
 1872 3435.18 
 
 Stephen (r.) History of the Church of Scotland, from the reform- 
 ation to the present time. 4 v. 1843-5. . . . 3446.17 
 &&~ See Reformation. {Scotland.) 
 
 Consult also Burton's History of Scotland. [495.20.] For 
 the early christian missions, sec Mouta'.embert's Monks ot the 
 West. [3427.01.] For the period of the Covenanters, see t in 
 Biography) lives of Montrose, and Claverhouse ; (in 
 Countries) histories of England and Scotland (17th century), 
 and Scott's ' Rokeby,' poem; Legend of Montrose ; and Old 
 Mortality. 
 
 Secularism. 
 
 M'Cann (J.) Anti-secularist lectures. 1867 3572.H 
 
 Self-Knowledge. 
 
 Mason {J.) Treatise on self-knowledge. 1835 5412.06 
 
 Sermon on the Mount. 
 
 Tholuck (A.) Commentary, etc. 1869 3754.02 
 
 See also Lord's Prayer, p 91; and Commentaries on the 
 gospels of Matthew and Luke, p. 91. 
 
 Sermons. 
 
 [See also Preaching and Preachers, p, 97; — and Miscella- 
 neous Works, p. 92.] 
 
 1. Collections of Sermons. 
 
 Fish {H. C.) Pulpit eloquence, (deceased divines), master-pieces, 
 
 etc. 2v. 1857 3552.19 
 
 Containing.— \. 1. Greek and Latin pulpit; English; Irish; 
 
 Germau. v. 2. The French pulpit ; Scottish . American ; 
 
 Welsh. 
 — Pulpit eloquence of the 19th century: discourses, etc., with 
 
 sketches, etc. Introd. essay, by E. A. Park. Ib57. . 3552.21 
 Patriot preachers of the American Revolution. 1766-1783. 3583.13 
 Pulpit {The). Sermons by eminent living ministers, v. 1-58 
 
 London. 1824-50. 8°. . .... 3033.01 
 
 2. Single Authors. 
 Beecher {H. W.) See his Works, p. 71 
 
 Blair {Hugh). Sermons. 5 v. 1815 
 Bossuet {J. B.) Sermons choisis. ... 
 Boyd {A. H. K.) Counsel and comfort. 1864. 
 
 Buckminster {J. S.) Sermons. 1829 
 
 Bushnell {II.) Christ and his salvation Sermons. 1864. . 
 
 — Sermons on Jiving subje ts. 1872 
 
 Chalmers {T.) SermonB. 2 v. 1855. . . . 
 
 Chapin {E. H.) Humanity in the city. 1854. . . . 
 
 — Living words. 1860 
 
 — Select sermonB. 1859 
 
 Clarke {J. F.) The hour which cometh and now is. 18G4 
 
 vlarke {Samuel). Sermons. 8 v. 1756 
 
 Croly (67.) Sermons. 1848-52 
 
 Doane (67. W., Bp.) Writings, v. 2-4. 1860 
 
 Drummond {J.) Thoughts for the christian life. 1864. 
 
 Edwards {B. B.) Sermons 
 
 Frothingham {N. L.) Sermons in a twelvemonth. 1852. . 
 
 Furness (W. H.) Discouises 1855 
 
 Gordon (R.) Sermons. 2d ed. 1826 
 
 5831 03 
 3517.22 
 3523.01 
 3523.06 
 35L5.13 
 3526.111 
 3526.1 1 
 35.2 17 
 5816.14 
 3534.U1 
 3534.02 
 3630.1)2 
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 3537.07 
 3545.01 
 3514.10 
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 3553.14 
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104 BIBLICAL, RELIGIOUS, AND ECCL. LIT. : Sermons to Supematuralism. 
 
 Green IB.) Sermons and other discourses. 1860. . . . 3556.12 
 Ball (Newman). Homeward-bound, etc. Sermons. 1869. .3566.12 
 
 — Sermons ; with a history of Surrey chapel and its institutions. 
 
 ,ogg 3556.11 
 
 Hare (A.W.) Sermon's to a country congregation. 2d ed. 2 v. 
 
 inng ,,..■■■••- OOOi.UO 
 
 Haweis (b. R.) Thought's tor the times. Sermons. 1872. 3562.11 
 Herbert [Hon. and Rev. W.) Sermous. [Works, V. 2.] . . 6043.18 
 Hen (John). Discourses on the malevolent sentiments. . 3561.20 
 
 Hill (J.) Sermons. 8th ed. 1817 3562.13 
 
 Huntington. (F. D.) Christian believing and living 1860. 3563.10 
 
 Ker (J.) The day-dawn and the rain, etc. 1872 3566.06 
 
 Kingsley (C.) Discipline and other sermons. 1868. . . . 3564.06 
 
 — The good news of God. 1859 3664 'Xl 
 
 — Sermons for the times. 1856 1 564.08 
 
 — Westminster sermonB. 1874 3564.29 
 
 Lever (G.) Sermons. 1550. Ed. by E. Arber. 1870. . . . 6011.11 
 Lewis ( W. H.) Sermons for the christian year. 1853. . . 3566.12 
 
 M'Cheyne (R. if.) Sermons. 1856 3572.12 
 
 M'Clintock (J.) Living words : or unwritten sermons. . 3572.09 
 
 M'Crie (T.) Sermons. 1857 3572.16 
 
 Mann (if.) Twelve sermons at Antioch college. 1861. . .3573 22 
 Massillon (J. B.) Sermons. 1849. ... . . 3574.12 
 
 Same. [Fr.] Sermons 3574.11 
 
 Melvill (H.) Sermons. 2 V. 1856 3675.04 
 
 Murray (W. H. H.) Music-hall sermons. 2 v. 1870-73. . 3576.17 
 
 — Park-Street pulpit : sermons. 1871 3576.18 
 
 Nardin(J.F.) Le predicateur 6vangeligue : sermons. 4 v. 3676.19 
 Neale (J. M.) Sermons preached in Sackville College chapel. 2 v. 
 
 ]871-72 3576.25 
 
 Newman (J. H.) Fifteen sermons preached before the University 
 of Oxford, 1826-1843. 3d ed. 1872 3581.21 
 
 — Parochial and plain sermons. 8 v. 1869 3581.12 
 
 New York pulpit in the revival of 1858 3577.14 
 
 Paiey ( W.) Sermons. 1824 3582.09 
 
 Parr {Samuel). Works, v. 2, 6, 6 6062.03 
 
 Payson (E.) Select thoughts and sermons. V. 2-3. 1846 3583.18 
 
 Peabody (A. P.) Christian belief and life 3584.02 
 
 Robertson (F. W.) Sermons. 5 v 1857-64 3587.05 
 
 Saurin (J.) Sermons. From the French. 2 v. 1852. . 3592.10 
 
 Shedd ( W. Q. T.) Sermons to the natural man. 1871. . . 3592.26 
 Simons ( M.L.) Sunday half-hours with the great preachers. 3595.22 
 Smith {Sydney). Sermons. [Works, v. 3. 1840.] .... 6067.03 
 
 South {R.) Sermons. 2 v. 1855 3598.21 
 
 Spencer (I. S.) Sermons. 2 v. 1855 3693.14 
 
 Spring {G ) Pulpit ministrations. 2 V. 1864 3594.11 
 
 Spurgeon {O. H.) Sermons. V. 1-6. 1858-60 3594.17 
 
 — Tire saint and bis savior. 1858 3594.16 
 
 — Types and emblems. 1876 3594.27 
 
 Sterne (L.) Sermons. [In Works. 1854.] .... 5074.01 
 
 Swift (J.) Sermons. [Works, v. 7-8.] 6074.11 
 
 Swing (D.) Truths for to-day. [Sermons.] 1874 861118 
 
 Talmage (T. D. W.) Old wells dug out. 1874. . . . 3612.^5 
 
 — - Sermons. 1872 3612.(11) 
 
 Tauter (Johann). Twenty-five sermons. 1858. ... . 3172(14 
 Taylor (W. M.) The lost found and the wanderer welcomed. 
 
 1873 3612.20 
 
 Temple (F.) Sermons preached in Eugby school chapel, 1858-60. 
 
 1867 3613.02 
 
 Thompson (J. P.) The theology of Christ, from His own words. 
 
 1871 . 3i.13.06 
 
 Trench (It. C.) Sermons. 1858 3614.07 
 
 — SermonB preached in Westminster Abbey. 1861. . . :>6H.03 
 
 — Shipwrecks of faith : three sermons [on Balaam, Saul, and 
 
 JudasJ. 1867 3614.09 
 
 — The subjection of the creature to vanity : three sermons in 
 
 Leut, 1863 3614.11 
 
 Tyng (S. H.) Sermons preached in the church of the Epiphany, 
 
 Philadelphia. 1839 3615.07 
 
 Van tier Palm (J. H.) Sermons. With his life, etc. 1865. . 3136.05 
 Vuujlian (C.J.) Characteristics of Christ's teaching. 1866. 3611.07 
 
 — Christ the light of the world. 1865 3611.08 
 
 — Plain words on christian living 1866 3611.09 
 
 — Voices of the prophets, or faith, prayer, andhuman life. 3611.10 
 
 Vinton (A. H.) Sermons. 1855 3615.24 
 
 Vnysey (C.) The " sling and the stone," v. 3-4. 1868-69. . 3611.11 
 
 Walker (James). Sermons. 1861 3616.04 
 
 Wiyland(F.) Sermons to the churches. 1858 3622io2 
 
 Weed ( W. B.) Sermons. 1867 3622 03 
 
 Wolfe (O.) liemains. 1829 3624.14 
 
 Wood(L.) Sermons. [Works, v. 4 ] [ 3624.19 
 
 See also, in general alphabet, the Works of Arnold (ThomaB) ■ 
 —Barrow (Isaac);— Bernard (St.);— Biokersteth (E.);— Bun- 
 yan (J.) ;— Channing (W. E.) ;— Dewey (Orville) ;— Dwight 
 (Timothy) ;-Bdwards (Jonathan, the elder) ;— Edwards (Jona- 
 than, the younger);— Guthrie (Thomas) ;— Hall (Joseph); — 
 Hall (Robert);— Hamline (Leonidas) ;— Henry (Matthew;;— 
 Hooper (John) ;— Hooker (Richard) ;— Hopkins (Mark) •— 
 Lardner (N.) ;— Latimer ( J.) ; — Leighton (R.) ; — Maurice 
 (Fr.); Newton (John); -Owen (John);— Parker (Theodore)- 
 —Priestley (Joseph);— Robinson (John);— South (Robert);— 
 Stanley (A. P.):— Taylor (Jeremy) ;— Ware (Henry)-— Wes- 
 ley (John) ;— Whitfield (George). 
 
 Services and Collects. 
 Biddulph (T. T.) Practical essays. 3 v. 1822. . . . 8622 07 
 
 See also Liturgies, p. 91. 
 
 Shakers. 
 
 Autobiography ot a Shaker, and revelation of the Apocalypse 
 [anon.] 1869 * 3/4315 
 
 Brown (T.) An account of the people called Shakers: their faith 
 doctrines, and practice. 1812. . Sii % jj 
 
 Evans ;F. W.) Shakers, their origin, doctrine, etc. 1859. 3448.10 
 
 Marshall (Mary, formerly Mary Dyer). Rise and progress of the 
 serpent lrom the garden of Eden to the present day; with 
 a disclosure of Shakerism. 1847 3448.20 
 
 Peculiarities of the Shakers. Letters from Lebanon Springs 
 1832. [anon.] 3593.00 
 
 Testimony of Christ's second appearing; statement of the faith 
 and practice of the church of God in this latter-day. Pub- 
 lished by order of the ministry. Albany, 1810. 12°. . 3767.26 
 Sin (Doctrine of). 
 
 Appleton (N.) and Haygate ( W. E.) Doctrines of original sin dis- 
 cussed. 1859 3512.14 
 
 Mutter (J.) The christian doctrine of sin. Tr. by W. Pnlsford. 
 2 V. 1852-63 3576.04 
 
 Shedd (W. G. T.) Doctrine of original sin. [In Discourses and 
 eBsays.] 3593.09 
 
 Woods (L.) Letters to N. W. Taylor. [Works, v. 4.] . . 3624.19 
 See also Evil, p. 87. 
 
 Sisterhoods and Deaconesses. 
 
 Jameson (Mrs. A.) Sisters of charity. Catholic and "ProteBtant. 
 
 1857 6825.06 
 
 Potter (H. G.) Sisterhoods and deaconesses. 1873. . . . 5825.28 
 Stephen (G. E.) The service of the poor : sisterhoods for charitable 
 
 purposes. 1871 5825.24 
 
 Slavonic Nations. 
 
 Krasinski ( V.) Religious history of the Slavonic nations. 3433.10 
 Song of Solomon. 
 
 Hengstenberg (E. W.) Treatise on. 1869 3734.11 
 
 Noyes (G. R.) New translation, with introd. and notes. 4th ed. 
 1868 3734.10 
 
 Soul. 
 
 Bain (A.) History of the theories of the Soul. [With his Mind 
 
 and body. 1873.] 5438.17 
 
 Bush (G.) The soul ; or, scriptural psychology 1845. .3526.06 
 Hope (E.) The immaterial system of man, contemplated in 
 accordance with the beautiful and the sublime, and in refer- 
 ence to a plan for general education. 2 v. 1835. . . 3561.23 
 Mattison (H.) The immortality of the soul. 1864. . . . 3574.13 
 
 Newman (F. W.) The Soul. 1868 3677.10 
 
 Paine (M.) Physiology of the soul and instinct, as distinguished 
 
 from materialism. 1872 3581.24 
 
 Pezzani (A.) La plurality des existences de l'ame. 5e ed. 3584.17 
 
 Plutarch. Concerning the procreation of the soul, as discoursed 
 
 in Timaeus. [Morals, V. 2, pp. 326-67.] . . . . 5435.27 
 
 Storrs (R. S.) The constitution of the human soul 1857. 3595.13 
 
 For magazine articles see Contem. rev., v. 16, 1871 (On the 
 
 theory of the human soul); v. 16, 1871 (The pope and the 
 
 German Catholics on the theory of the Soul, by Prof. Froh- 
 
 schammer); North Amer. rev., v. 80, 1855 (Transmigration of 
 
 souls). 
 
 8®~ See Future life and Immortality, p. 88; — also in gen- 
 eral alphabet, Biology ;— Philosophy (Psychology) ;— Medi- 
 cine (Body and Mind); — Materialism. 
 
 Sunday. 
 
 Barter ( W. B.) Tracts in defence of the Sabbath. 1851. . 3514.23 
 Brown (J. N.) and Taylor ( W. B.) Obligations of the Sabbath. 
 
 1856 3525.01 
 
 Cox (R.) The literature of the Sabbath question. 2 v. 1865. 3537.11 
 Fisher (W. L.) History of the Sabbath day; with notices of the 
 
 Puritans, Quakers, etc. 2d ed. 1859 3552.22 
 
 GilfUlan (J.) The Sabbath in the light of reason, revelation, and 
 
 history 8554.19 
 
 Hessey (J. A.) Sunday: its origin, history, and obligation. 3557.21 
 Higgins (G.) Horas Sabbaticse; attempt to correct certain super- 
 stitions. [Pamphleteer, v. 27.] 5058.27 
 
 Hughes (T. S ) Letter to Q. Higgins, on his Horse Sabbahcao. 
 
 [Pamphleteer, v. 27.] 5058.27 
 
 Kingsbury (H.) The Sabbath: facts and arguments. 1840. 3564.03 
 
 Parsons (T.) Essays. 2d series 8583.01 
 
 Stevens (W. B.) The Sabbaths of our Lord. 1878. . . .3611.20 
 Wilson (D.) Divine authority of the Lord's day asserted. 3623.24 
 >6@-For articles on the Sunday question, see Contem. 
 rev., v. 1, 1866 (by E. H. Plumtre); Ed. rev., v. 114, 1861 
 (Hessey's lectures): Fortnightly rev., v. 3, 1865 (The 4th 
 commandment, by A. Trollope) ; Fraser's, v. 64, 1861) May, 
 1873 (On the regeneration of Sunday, by F. W. Newman); 
 v. 73, 1866 (Sundays, ancient and modern); New Englander, 
 v. 16, 1868 (Ante Mosaic origin); North Brit, rev., v. 34. 
 1867 (Hessey's lectures); v. 18, 1852, and Littell, v. 37 (Sun- 
 day in the 19th century); West, rev., v. 92, 1869; Westm. 
 rev., v. 65. 1866, (Sunday in Great Britain.) 
 
 Sunday Schools. 
 
 Robinson (G. S.) Short studies for Sunday-school teachere. 3587.13 
 Tyng (S. H.) Forty years' experience in Sunday schools. 3616.06 
 Watson ( W. H.) The first fifty years of the Sunday school. 3617.28 
 Woodruff (A.) Kindling; or, away to do it. [anon.] 1856. 3624.21 
 
 Supematuralism. 
 
 Burr (E. F.) Credo. On the supernatural in religion. Umm.] 
 
 1869 . 3587.05 
 
 Bushnell (H.) Nature and the supernatural. 1858. . . . 3526.11 
 Reviewed in New Englander, v. 17, 1859 (by Noah Porter); 
 North Amer. rev., v. 88, 1869. 
 M'Cosh (J.) Supernatural in relation to the natural. 1862. 3572.10 
 See also Miracles, p. 92; — Evidences, p. 86, etc. Also, arti- 
 cles in Ed. rev., v 116, 1862 (The Supernatural);— and, in the 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
BIBLICAL, RELIG-IOUS, AND ECCL. LIT. : Superstition to Trinity. 105 
 
 general alphabet, Animal magnetism, p. 28 ; — Apparitions, 
 p. 31 ;— Occult soiences ;— Spiritualism ;— Superstitions ;— 
 Witchcraft. 
 
 Superstition. 
 
 Kingsley (C.) Superstition. [In his Health and education.] 2634.02 
 Plutarch. Of Buperstition. [Morals, v. 1, pp. 168-184.] . 6435.26 
 -- Same. On superstition [Greet and English.] With various 
 
 appendices [by J. Hibbertl. 1828 3585.11 
 
 Theophrastus. On superstition^ [Greek and English.] With vari- 
 ous appendices [by J. Hibbert] . 1828 3685 11 
 
 See also Superstitions, in general alphabet. 
 
 Swedenborgianism. 
 
 Swedenborg (Emanuel). Angelic wisdom concerning the divine 
 love and the divine wisdom. New York. 1853. 8*. . 3598.03 
 
 — Angelic wisdom concerning the divine providence. New York, 
 
 1853. 8° 3598.06 
 
 Same. Tr. by R. N. Foster. Phila., 1868. 8°. . . 3598.05 
 
 Animal kingdom. Prom the Latin, by J. J. G. Wilkinson, 2 v. 
 
 London, 1843-44. 8° 4326.13 
 
 — Apocalypse explained. 5 v. New York, 1846-47. 8". . 3597.01 
 
 — Apocalypse revealed. St. Clairsville, (O ) 1848. 8°. . 3597.06 
 Same. 2 v. New York, 1862. 8° 3597.20 
 
 — Conjugial love and its chaste delights ; also, adulterous love and 
 
 its sinful pleasures. New York, 186a. 8° 3598.01 
 
 Divine attributes, including also the divine trinity, a treatise on 
 
 the divine love and wisdom. From the "Apocalypse ex- 
 plained." Philadelphia, 1866. 12° 3598.17 
 
 — Divine love and the divine wisdom. Boston, 1841. 12°. 3598.04 
 
 — Doctrines of the New Jerusalem concerning the Lord, the Ba- 
 
 cred scriptures, the white horse, faith, life, the heavenly 
 doctrines, charity. Boston, 1850. 12° 3598.07 
 
 Ecouomy of the animal kingdom. F< om the Latin, by A. Gris- 
 
 wold. 2 7. London, 1845. 8° 4326.11 
 
 Four leading doctrines respecting the Lord, his nature, and 
 
 the trinity : the sacred scriptures ; faith ; and life. Boston, 
 
 1838. 12° 3598.08 
 
 Note.— Included in his Doctrines, etc. [3593.07.] 
 
 Same. New York. 1862. 8° 3598.09 
 
 — Heaven and its wonders, the world of spirits, and hell. Tr. by 
 
 S. Noble. New York, 1853. 8° 3598.10 
 
 Heavenly arcana which are contained in the Holy Scriptures 
 
 unfolded. 13 v. Boston, 1839-63. 8° 3597.07 
 
 — Last judgment, and the Babylon destroyed. B., 1851. 3598.11 
 
 — Memorabilia ; or, the spiritual world laid open. Ed. by George 
 
 Bush. New York, 1846. 8' 3598.16 
 
 — Miscellaneous theological works. New York, 1863. 8°. 3598.12 
 
 Contents : The New Jerusalem and its heavenly doctrine ; 
 Brief exposition ; The intercourse between the soul and the 
 body ; The white horse ; On the earths in the universe. 
 The last judgment. 
 
 — Posthumous tracts. Tr. by J. J. Q. Wilkinson. London, 
 
 1847. 8° 3698.13 
 
 gome specimens of a work on the principles of chemistry, with 
 
 other treatises. Tr. by C D. Strutt. London, 1847. 8°. 4216.03 
 
 — True christian religion ; containing the universal theology. 
 
 London, 1846. 8° 3598.14 
 
 Same. New York, 1863. 8° 3598.15 
 
 Barrett (B F) Doctrines of the new christian church. . 3596.01 
 
 — New view of hell. 1872 3514.22 
 
 Bush (67.) New church miscellanies. 1845 3596 03 
 
 — Eeply to Dr. Wood's lectures on Swedenborgianism. . 3596.04 
 Cabeh UV.F.) Beply to Dr. Pond's " Swedenborgianism reviewed." 
 
 18^8 3596.05 
 
 Clissold [A.) Practical nature of the doctrines of Swedenborg. 
 1839 3590.06 
 
 — Creeds of Athanasius, Sabellius, and Swedenborg, compared 
 
 with each other. 2d ed., revised and enlarged. 1873. 3596.24 
 Comes (■/ ) Outlines of Swedenborg's doctrines. Newed. 3596.25 
 Des Guays (J. E. Le B.) True system of religious philosophy. 
 
 1355 _ 3596.07 
 
 Fishboug'h (w'.) Plan of creation. Part 1. The universe without. 
 
 toco t 3914.01 
 
 Hayden (\V. B.) Light on the last things. 1869 3557.12 
 
 Hitchcock (E. A.) Swedenborg a hermetic philosopher. . 3596.08 
 Hyde I J.) Our eternal home. 1866. . . . . . . . .3582.01 
 
 Noble (S.) Appeal in behalf of the doctrines of the New Church. 
 
 ,o:i 3596.12 
 
 — Important doctrine's of the true christian religion. . 3596.13 
 
 — Plenary inspiration of the Scriptures asserted. 1839. . 3596.14 
 Parsons IT.) Essays. 3 v. 1855-62. ........ .3583.01 
 
 Subjects : v. 1. Life. Providence. Correspondence. Human 
 form. Religion. The New Jerusalem. _ 
 
 2 The seeming and the actual. The senses. The ministry 
 of sorrow. The sabbath. The foundation of duty. Death and 
 
 life 
 3.' He cometh in clouds. Paradise. The sea. The end of 
 
 the church. oto „ „. 
 
 — The infinite and the finite. 1872. . . . . . . . .3583.08 
 
 Remarks upon " Swedenborgianism reviewed, by E. Pond, [anon] 
 
 1R14 609o.04 
 
 Rendell (£ D.) Peculiarities of the Bible. 1854 3596.17 
 
 Richer (E.) Religion of good sense 1852. . . .... 3o9b.J0 
 
 Silver (A.) Holy Word in its own defence. 1863 3596.23 
 
 Turner (Mrs. W.) The true church. 1846 S'?! 
 
 Ware (Mary a.) Death and life. 1864 3617.10 
 
 — Thoughts in my garden. 1863 don.n 
 
 Symbolism. 
 
 Field ( W.) Stones of the temple. 1873 3767.25 
 
 Moehler (J. A.) Symbolism : or doctrinal differences between 
 catholics and protectants, as evidenced by their symbolical 
 writings 3575.13 
 
 Syrian Church. 
 
 Southgate (H.) Visit to the Syrian church of Mesopotamia. 
 1844 1053.18 
 
 Talmud. 
 
 Deutsch (E. O. M.) The Talmud. [Literary remains, pp. 1-58, 135- 
 
 144. 1874.] 3545.07 
 
 From the Quar. rev., v. 123, 1867 ; repr. in Littell, 1868, v. 1. 
 D'Israel (L.S.) Talmudic maxims from the Hebrew. 1848. 3544.12 
 Grunbaum (M.) The Talmud. [In N. A. review, v. 108, 18d9.] 
 Poole {R. S.) The Talmud. [In Contem rev., v. 7, 1868.] 
 Theodores (T.) The Talmud. [Owens college essays.] . . 2538.05 
 Weil (67.) The Bible, the Koran, and the Talmud. 1846. . 3767.12 
 See also Littell, 1868, v. 1 (Gleanings after the Talmud) ; 
 Blackwood, v. 106, 1869, and Littell, 1870, v. 1 (Jewish re- 
 formation and Talmud) ; Contemp. rev., v. 10, 1869 (Marcus 
 Aurelius and the Talmud, by E. H. Plumptre). 
 
 Targums. 
 
 DeuUch IE. O. M.) On the Targnms. [Literary remains, pp. 319- 
 403. 1874.] 3545.07 
 
 Etheridge (J. W.) The targums of Onkelos and Jonathan Ben 
 Uzziel ; with the fragments of the Jerusalem Targum trom 
 the Chaldee. 2 v 3727.01 
 
 Ten Commandments. 
 
 Hooper (J.) Early writings. [Parker soc, 1843.] .... 8636.18 
 Maurice (F. D.) The commandments considered as instruments 
 
 of national reformation. 1866. 3574.25 
 
 Tudor (R.) The decalogue viewed as the christian's law. 3614.16 
 Watson (T.) Select works, p. 241-338 3628.06 
 
 Theistic Writings. 
 
 Cobbe IF. P.) Broken lights. 1864. 
 
 3536.10 
 
 - Religious duty. 1865 8536.11 
 
 Hennell (C. C.) Christian theism, [anon.] 1839 3562.15 
 
 — Inquiry concerning the origin of Christianity. With Christian 
 
 Theism. 3d ed. 1870. . - 3562.16 
 
 Newman (F. W.) Phases of faith. 1870 3677 09 
 
 The soul, its sorrows and its aspirations. 1868. . . .3577.10 
 
 Theism doctiinal and practical ; or, didactic religious utter- 
 ances. 1858 3678.06 
 
 Philosophy of theism: dependence of theism on metaphysics. 
 
 London, 1857. 12° 3584.18 
 
 Thornton (W. T.) Limits of demonstrable theism. [In Jus Old 
 
 fashioued ethics.] 5426.22 
 
 See also, in the general alphabet, the writings of Parker 
 (Theodore). 
 
 Thirty-Nine Articles. 
 
 Browne (E H.) Exposition of the Thirty-nine articles. 1865. 3525.02 
 Burnet (67.) Exposition of the Thirty-nine articles. 1852. 3526.03 
 Hardwick (C.) A history of the articles of religion, with docu- 
 ments. 1536-1616. 2d ed. 1860 3558.18 
 
 JelfdC W) The Thirty-nine articles explained. 1873. . 3612 23 
 
 Rogers' IT) Exposition of the thirty-nine articles. 1854. . 3637.09 
 
 See also Creeds, p. 83 ;— England (Church of ), p. 84. 
 
 Trinity and Trinitarianism. 
 
 Appleton (N.) and Haygate (W. E.) Doctrine of the Trinity dis- 
 
 cussed between a clergyman of the Epis. church in England, 
 
 and a [Unitarian] layman ot Boston. 1859 3612.14 
 
 Barker IE. H.) On Pagan trinities. [Class, journal, ».3, p. 125; 
 
 V. 4. p. 88, 484; v. 5, p. 240. 1810.] . . . . . ■ -2742 03 
 Barrett IB F ) Letters on the divine trinity, addressed to H. W. 
 
 Beecher. 1869 ■ • ■ • ■ ■■■ ■ ■ 35 . u ;. 19 
 
 Beard (J R. D.D.) Historical and artistic illustrations ol the 
 
 Trinity ■' showing its rise, progress and decline. 1846. 3516.24 
 Faber (67 S.) Apostolicity of trinitarianism. 2 v. 1832. 8°. 3547.21 
 Fuller (A ) The Calvinistic and Socinian systems, as to their 
 
 moral tendency. 1815 \ : ■ ^ .\ : 356i03 
 
 Gaae ( W L ) Trinitarian Bermons preached to a Unitarian con- 
 
 erection 1859 8554.04 
 
 Liddtn (H. P.) Divinity of Christ. Bampton lectures. 1866 3566.23 
 
 For a reply to this work, see Examination, etc. [3566. 22. J 
 
 M'Farland I A.) Historical view of heresies, and vindication ot 
 
 the primitive faith. 1806 3573.04 
 
 Maurice (T.\ Dissertation on the oriental trinities 1800. 3575.00 
 Miller (S) Letters on Unitarianism. First Presbyterian church 
 
 in the city of Baltimore. 1821. ■■:.•■•■" 36 /5.-" 
 Sadler (M. F.) Emmanuel ; or, the mcarnat.on of the son of God 
 
 the foundation of immutable truth. 186,. . . • 3587.24 
 TnwnsendlL T.) God-man: search and manifestation. . 3613.21 
 Trial (The) of the Unitarians, for a libel on the Christian religroii. 
 
 WoJSlffi™!** ^ Unitarians; reply to br. Ware's letters 
 
 [/n to Works, v. 4.] 3bJ4.i» 
 
 See also Atonement, p. 78 ;-Christology, p. 80;_Creeds, 
 o 83 — Holv Spirit, p. 89 ;— Jesus Christ, p. 90 ;— Unitarian- 
 i,m 'below Also the nameB of Trinitarian sects ; e. g., 
 Bantis £ Congregationists, England (Church of , Method- 
 ism, 1 Protestant Episcopal Church, Presbyterianism, etc. 
 
 In asking for books, use the 
 
 •• Book Order," giving the AUI'HOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
106 
 
 BIBLICAL, RELIGIOUS, AND ECCL. LIT. : Union to ZechaUah.. 
 
 Union of Christian Churches. 
 
 Bollinger (J. J- 1.) Lectures on the reunion of the ° n urches. 
 
 Hare (J. G.) The meana'of'uiiity: a charge to the clergy. 3558.20 
 
 Newman (F. W.) Catholic Union: essays towards a church of the 
 
 future, as the organization of philanthropy. 1854. .3577.07 
 
 Stead (S.) Leibnitz letters on reunion. [Contem. rev., v. 5, 1867, 
 
 p' 50-67; 437-67.] ■ -. ■ -2114.05 
 
 Wilson (H. B.) Schemes of christian comprehension. [Oxford 
 
 Essays, 1857, pp. 94-129.] , T . 
 
 See also Contem. rev., v. 6. 1867, p. 85-97; v. 6, 1867 (Is doe- 
 doctrinal union desirable, by I. H. Jellett) ; v. 7, 1868 (Union 
 of Christendom in its home aspect, by Henry Alford) ; v. 14, 
 1870 (Confraternity, by Canon Westcott.) Also Evangelical 
 alliance, in general alphabet. 
 
 Unitarianism. 
 Allen I J. H.) Ten discourses on Orthodoxy. 1849. . . . 3513.23 
 American Unitarian Association. Tracts. Army series. Boston 
 
 1861 8°. 3514.13 
 
 Beard (J. R.) Progress of religious thought as illustrated in the 
 Protestant church of France; being essays and reviews 
 [from the French of T. Colani. A. Eeville, B. Sherer, E. 
 Henan, etc.]; with an essay on "The Oxford essays and 
 
 reviews." 1861 3515.22 
 
 Bellows (H. W.) Be-statemeuts of christian doctrine. 1860. 3522.01 
 
 Belsham ( IV.) Essays, v. 1 2517.10 
 
 Biddle (J.) Collection of Unitarian tracts. 3 v. 1691-95. . 3521.20 
 
 Christianity and modern thought. 1872 3534.20 
 
 Clarke (J. F.) Orthodoxy: its truths and errors. 1869. . 3535.19 
 
 — Steps of belief ; or, rational Christianity maintained against 
 
 atheism, free religion, and romanism. 1870. . . . 3536.03 
 Dana (Mrs. M. S. B.) Letters in reply to arguments in support 
 
 of the trinity. 1840 3543.16 
 
 Drummond ( W. H.) The doctrine of the trinity, founded neither 
 
 on scripture, nor on reason and common sense, but on 
 
 tradition and the infallible church. 1831 3544.18 
 
 Eliot (W. G.) Discourses on the unity of God 3546.17 
 
 Ellis (G.E.) Half-century of the Unitarian controversy. . 3546.21 
 Examination of Liddon's Bampton lectures on the Divinity of 
 
 Jesus Christ. By a clergyman of the church of England. 
 
 [anon.] 1872 3566.22 
 
 Examination of Mr. Cobbett's objections to the bUl for the relief 
 
 of the Unitarians. [Pamphleteer, v. 2.] 5058.02 
 
 Farley (F. A.) Unitarianism defined. 1870. 8° 3547.24 
 
 Metcalf(R.) Letter and Spirit: Winchester lectures. 1870. 3575.03 
 Priestley (J.) History of the corruptions of Christianity. [In his 
 
 Works, v. 5.] 3592.05 
 
 — Defences of the History of the corruptions of christiauity. 
 
 [Works, v. 18.] 3591.20 
 
 — Defences of Unitarianism. [Works, v. 18-19.] . . . .3591.21 
 
 — History of early opinions concerning Jesus Christ. [Works, 
 
 v. 6-7.] 3591.06 
 
 Roxovian catechism. Prefixed a sketch of Unitarianism in Poland, 
 by Thomas Rees. 1818 3586.19 
 
 Uammohun Hoy. The precepts of Jesus. To which are added, 
 the first, second, and final appeal to the christian public 
 in reply to the observations of Dr. Marshman, of Seram- 
 pore. 1824 3586.12 
 
 Religious aspects of the age, being addresses at the anniversary 
 of the Young men's christian union of N, Y. 1858. . 3586.21 
 
 Reville (A.) History of the doctrine of the deity of Jesus Christ. 
 1870 3586.26 
 
 Sprague(W.B.) Annals of the American pulpit, v. 8, 1865. 3457.08 
 
 Unitarianism defended : a series of lectures by three protestant 
 dissenting ministers of Liverpool [J. H. Thorn, J. Martin- 
 eau, H. Giles], in reply to a course of lectureB, "Unilarian- 
 istn confuted," by thirteen clergymen of the church of 
 England. 1839 8614.26 
 
 Whitman (B.) Two letters to Moses Stuart on religious liberty. 
 2d ed. 1831 3595.20 
 
 — Review of Whitman's letters, etc. [anon.] 1831. . . . 8595.20 
 
 — Reply to the Review of Whitman's letters. 1831. . . 3595.20 
 Ware (W.) American unitarian biography. 2 v. 1850-51. . 3461.06 
 
 Contents : 
 
 Abbot (A.), by S. Everett, v. 2. 
 AUyn (John, by C. Francis, v. 2. 
 Bancroft (Aaron), by A. Hill, v. 2. 
 Bartlett (John), by C. T. Thayer, 
 
 v. 1. 
 Buckminster (J.S.), by S. O.Tha- 
 
 cher, v. 1, 
 Ohanning (W. E.), by W. H. Fur- 
 
 ness, v. 1. 
 
 Foster (Anthony), by M. L. Hurl 
 
 but, v. 1. 
 Freeman (Jas.), by F. W. P. 
 
 Greenwood, v. 2. 
 IMsbie (Levi), by A. Norton, v. 1. 
 Harris (T. M.), byN. Hall, v. 2. 
 Howe (S.) by E. Hall, v. 1. 
 Kirkland (J. T.), by A. Young, 
 
 v. 2. 
 
 Motley (Joseph), by D. Damon, 
 v. 2. 
 
 Parker (Nathan), by H. Ware, 
 jr., v. 1. 
 
 Pierce (John), by T. B. Fox, 
 v 1. 
 
 Porter (Eliphalet), by G. Put- 
 nam, v. 2. 
 
 Prince (John), by C. W. Up- 
 ham, v. 2. 
 
 Ripley (Ezra), by B. Froat, v. 2. 
 
 Story (Joseph), by W. Newell 
 
 v. 1. 
 Thacher (S. C), by F. W. p. 
 
 Greenwood, v. 1. 
 TSayer (Nath.), by A. Young, 
 
 v. 2. 
 Tuckerman (Joseph), by M. 
 
 Carpenter, v. 1. 
 Ware (Henry), by J. G. Palfrey, 
 
 v. 2. 
 Worcester (Noah), by H. Ware 
 
 v. 2. 
 
 Wilson (J.) Scripture proofs and illustrations of unitarianism. 
 1847 3623.22 
 
 — Unitarian principles confirmed by trinitarian doctrines. 
 
 1869 3623.23 
 
 Worcester (iV.) Bible news. 1854 3625.03 
 
 See also Trinity, p. 105. Also the writings, in the general 
 alphabet, of Bellows (Henry W.), Ohanning (W. E.), Clarke 
 (J. F.), Furness (W. H.j, Martineau (J.), Norton (Andrews), 
 Ware (Henry), etc. For Unitarian periodicals see, in the 
 general alphabet, Christian Examiner [8046.01] j Religious 
 magazine [8186.12] ; Unitarian review [8197.01]. 
 
 United States. 
 
 Baird (R.) Religion in America. 1844 3456.04 
 
 Clergy (The) of America : anecdotes illustrating the life and la- 
 bour of ministers of religion in the United States. 3456.12 
 
 Fowler (II.) The American pulpit. 1856 3456.07 
 
 Sprague ( W. B.) Annals of the American pulpit. 9 v. . 3457.01 
 Contents ; v. 1-2. Trinitarian congregational. 3-4. Pres- 
 byterian. 5. Episcopalian. 6. Baptist. 7. Methodist. 8. 
 Unitarian. 9. Lutheran, Reformed Dutch, Associate, Asso- 
 ciate Reformed, Reformed Presbyterian. 
 Waylen (S.) Ecclesiastical reminiscences of the U. S. 1846. 3456,22 
 &&• For local church history see names of places in 
 Countries. 
 
 Universalism. 
 
 Brown (Thomas, M.E.) A history of the origin and progress of the 
 doctrine of universal salvation. 1826 3455.14 
 
 Forbes (D.) Universalist's assistant. 1846 3615 20 
 
 Memminfjer (R. W.) Universalism and Calvinism. [Present is- 
 sues 3575 20 
 
 Maurice (F. D.) The ground and object of hope for mankind. 
 1868 8574.23 
 
 Rogers (67.) Experiences of «, tLjviversalist preacher, [anon.] 
 1845 ... 3153.27 
 
 Skinner (O.A.) Universalism defended. 1839 3593.24 
 
 Universal restitution : a scripture doctrine, [anon.] 1761. 3615.14 
 * A mss. note ascribes the authorship of this work to " Dr. 
 Stonehouse (of Todington), a great oriental scholar." 
 
 Winchester (E.) The universal restoration exhibited. 1803.3624.00 
 
 Virtue. 
 
 Mackenzie (Sir G.) It is easier to be virtuous than vicious. [Es- 
 says, 1713, pp. 225-267.] 5435.87 
 
 See also Moral science, in general alphabet. 
 
 Waldenses. 
 [See Albigenses and Waldenses, p. 77.] 
 
 Worship. 
 
 Barbauld (Mrs. A. L.) On public worship. [Works, v. 2.] 5016.08 
 Budington (W.I.) Responsive worship : a discourse. 1873.3525.12 
 Whatety (R.) Introductory lessons on the history of religious 
 
 worship. 1867 3622.17 
 
 See also Liturgies, p. 91. 
 
 Worship of Saints and the Virgin Mary. 
 
 Tyler (J. E.) Primitive christian worship ; or, the evidence of 
 Holy Scripture and the church, against the invocation of 
 saints and the Virgin Mary. 1839 , . 3615.03 
 
 — The worship of the blessed virgin Mary in the church of 
 
 Rome contrary to Holy Scripture, and to the faith and prac- 
 tice of the church 3615.04 
 
 See also Mary ( Virgin), p. 91. 
 
 Young (Advice to the). 
 [See, in general alphabet. Young men; — Young women.] 
 
 Zechariah, 
 
 Hengstenberg(E. W.) Dissertation on the Integrity of Z. . 3734.07 
 See also Prophets, p. 98. 
 
 
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 Biddle (Richard). Memoir of Sebastian Cabot; with 
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 Biddulph (Rev. T. T.) Practical essays on the Services 
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 Bidpai. Anvar-i Suheli; or, The lights of Canopus. 
 Persian version of the fables of Bidpai, by Husain 
 Vaiz Kashifi. Ed. by J. W. J. Ousely. Hertford, 
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 N. Y.,1872. 16°. 185.01a 
 
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 Biematzki (J. C.) The Hallig; or, the sheepfold in 
 the waters. Tr. by Mrs. G. P. Marsh. Boston, 
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 Bigaudet (P.) Life, or legend of Gaudama, the Budha 
 of the Burmese, with annotations. The ways to 
 Neibhan, and notice on the Phongyies, or Bur- 
 mese monks. Rangoon, 1866. 8°. . . . 3528.02 
 
 Bigelow (Erastus B. )The tariff question. With tables. 
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 Bigelow (Henry J.) Manual of orthopedic surgery. 
 Boston, 1845. 8° 4348.18 
 
 Bigelow (Jacob). American rejected addresses. [anon.~\ 
 New York, 18-35. 12°. 1643.07 
 
 — Modern inquiries. Boston, 1867. 12°. . . 4321.04 
 
 Contents : Limits of education. Classical and utilitarian 
 studies. Life and works of count Rumford. Death of 
 Pliny the elder. Burial of the dead, and Mount Auburn 
 cemetery. Action of Coehituate water on lead pipes and 
 the influence of the same on health. Self-limited diseases. 
 Treatment of disease. The medical profession and quack 
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 of doctors; a fable. Practical views on medical education 
 On the early history of medicine. Whether cholera is 
 contagious. Testimony on the cattle disease in Massa- 
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 Academy of arts and sciences. Aphorisms on the war 
 Dialogue between Napoleon i., and Jeremiah, a late citizen 
 of the United States. The dark side, the bright side the 
 practicable side. ' 
 
 — Nature in disease: discourses and essays. Boston, 
 
 1854. 16°. 
 
 4321.05 
 
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 8 4915 ;) 
 
 — The useful arts. 2 v. New York, 1856. 12°' 3914 17 
 Bigelow (John). France and hereditary monarchy 
 
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 Bigelow (John R.) American's own book : consfitu- 
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 Bigelow (L. J-) Bench and bar. Wit, etc., of the law! 
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 Sg l (J J i? ist °- ry S 1 ""«»*»'<» attempt to effect a 
 revolution in South America. With notices of 
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 Biggs (Louis Coutierj. English hymnology. London 
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 Bigland (John). Effects of physical and moral causes 
 on nations. London, 1816. 8° 5716.19 
 
 — Geographical and historical view of the world. 5 y 
 
 London, 1810. 8°. 923.18 
 
 — Letters on the study and use of history. Whitehall, 
 
 1806. 8°. 412.26 
 
 — Yorkshire. [In Beauties of England, v. 16 [23].] 
 
 952a.07 
 Biglow papers. See Lowell (J. R. ) . . . .1671.05 
 Bignon (Baron L. P. E. ) Les cabinets et les peuples 
 
 London, 1823. 8°. [Pamphleteer, v,22.] 5058.22 
 Bigsby (B. E. S. D. ) Catechism of the history of the 
 
 English language. 2d ed. L., 1870. 18°. 6433.14 
 Bigsby (Robert). Visions of the times of old; or, the 
 
 antiquarian enthusiast. 3 v. L., 1848. 8°. 475.26 
 Bill (Ledyard). History of the Bill family. New York 
 
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 — Pen-pictures of the war. 2d ed. New York, 1864. 
 
 8° 614.02 
 
 — Winter in Florida. New York, 1869. 16°. . 1113.18 
 Billet (M. F. ) Traite" d'optique physique. 2 v. Paris 
 
 1858. 8° 4024.12 
 
 Billiards. See Amusements, p. 23. 
 
 Billings (Robert Wm.) "Baronial and ecclesiastical 
 
 antiquities of Scotland. 4 y. E., 1852. 4°. 956.09 
 
 — Power of form applied to geometric tracery. Edin- 
 
 burgh, 1851. 8° 1465.11 
 
 Billot (G-. P.) Recherches psyohologiques, ou eorre- 
 spondance sur le magnetisnie vital. 2 v. Paris 
 1839. 8° 3814.12 
 
 Billroth (Br. T.) General surgical pathology and 
 therapeutics. From the 4th German ed., by C. E. 
 Hackley. New York, 1871. 8°. . . . 4326.19 
 
 Bills of exchange. See Law. (Bills of exchange. ) 
 
 Bingham (Anson). Treatise on the laws of descent. 
 Albany, 1870. 8° 5615.14 
 
 Bingham (Hiram). Residence of 21 years in the Sand- 
 wich Islands. 2d ed. Hartford, 1848. 8°. 1154.04 
 
 Bingham (J. Foote). The christian marriage ceremony, 
 and the text of the English, Roman, Greek, and 
 Jewish ceremonies. New York, 1871. 8°. 3517.20 
 
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 ties of the christian church, and other works. 
 With a biogr. account of the author. 9 v. Lon- 
 don, 1840. 8° 3423.11 
 
 v. 1. Titles, appellations, orders, and offices of the clergy. 
 
 2. Clergy continued; Of the ascetics. Ancient churches 
 [buildings] and their several parts. 
 
 3. Geographical descriptions, divisions, etc. , Of cate- 
 chumens and creeds ; Baptism. 
 
 4. Confirmation ; Divine worship. 
 
 5. Of the communion service ; Of the unity and disci- 
 pline of the ancient churches. 
 
 6. Same, continued ; Of crimes and penalties. 
 
 7. Marriage ; Funeral rites. 
 
 8. Scholastic history 01 lay baptism, and state of the 
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 Bingley (Wm.) Musical biography, [anon,'] 2d ed. 
 
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 — Inquiry into the formation of Washington's farewell 
 
 address. Phila.. 1859. 8 C 3177.02 
 
 — The privilege of the writ of habeas corpus under the 
 
 constitution. 3 pts. Phila., 1862-65. 8°. 5642.01 
 
 Binney (W. G) Bibliography of North American con- 
 
 chology, to 1860. [Sm. mis. coll. v. 5, 9.] 3934.15 
 
 — Report upon land shells. [Pacific R. R. routes. 
 
 Reports, v. 6.] 1127.06 
 
 — and Bland (T. ) Land and fresh water shells of N. 
 
 A. Pts. 2, 3, and 1. [Sm. miscel. coll. v. 7, 8.] 
 
 3935.17 
 Binns (E., M. B.) The anatomy of sleep. London, 
 
 1845. 12°. . . . . . 4323.02 
 
 Binns (Wm.) Elementary treatise on orthographic 
 
 projection. 6th ed. London, 1871. 8°. . 3924.17 
 Biographia Britannica literaria. See Wright (T.) 
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 Biographiana. 2 v. 1799. See Seward (W.) 3266.12 
 Biographical anecdotes of the founders of the French 
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 Biographical treasury. See Maunder (S. ) . 3223.09 
 
 Biographie universelle: ancienne et nioderne. Nouv 
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 Biographie (Nouvelle) generale. See Nouvelle bio- 
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 Uses of Biography. 
 
 Adolphus (J. L.) Oxford prize essays, v. 3. . 2541.13 
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 Foster (J.) Critical essays, v. 2. 1856. . . . 2525.04 
 Helps (A.) Friends in council. 2dser., v. 1. . 2531.26 
 Hood {MP.) Uses of B. 1852 3082.16 
 
 Self Biography. 
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 Foster (J. ) On a man's writing memoirs of himself. 
 
 [In his Essays. 1835.] 5412.06 
 
 .Hope {A. J. B.) Essays. 1844. pp. 209-229. . 2532.18 
 
 Bibliography. 
 
 'Oettinger (K M.) Bibliographie biographique univer- 
 selle. 2 v. 1854 2736.09 
 
 General Biographical Dictionaries. 
 [See also Encyclopaedias, in the general alphabet.] 
 
 Aiken (J. , and others). General biography. 10 v. 1799- 
 
 1815 3228.01 
 
 Appleton's cyclopaedia of biography. Edited by F. L. 
 
 Hawks. 1856 3236.01 
 
 Bayle (P. de). Dictionnai.e historique et critique. 
 Nouv. e'd. Augmented de notes, etc. [Publie par 
 
 Beuchot.] 1820 3233.01 
 
 — Historical and critical dictionary, abridged. 4 v. 
 
 London, 1826. 16° 5015.03 
 
 Beeton's Dictionary of universal biography. 2d ed. 
 
 1870 3223.11 
 
 Biographie universelle : ancienne et moderne. Nouv. 
 
 e'd. Publiee [par] Michaud. 45 v. 1843. 3236.17 
 
 Biographie generale (Nouvelle). See, below, Nouvelle 
 
 biographie generale 3217.01 
 
 Blake (J. L.) Biogr. dictionary. 13th ed. 1859. 3236.02 
 Cassell's biographical dictionary. 1870. . . . 3236.06 
 Chalmers (A.) General biographical dictionary. New 
 
 ed. 30 v. 1812-17 3214.01 
 
 Cooper (2'.) New biographical dictionary: concise no- 
 tices. 1874 3222.18 
 
 English cyclopaedia. Conducted by C. Knight. Bio- 
 graphy. 6v. 1856-58 3228.12 
 
 • Same. Supplement. 1872 3228.18 
 
 Godwin (P.) Hand-book of universal- biography. 1852. 
 [Putnam's Home cyclopaedia.] .... 3223.03 
 
 Same. Cyclopaedia of biography. New ed. With 
 
 supplement. By G. Sheppard. 1866. . 3223.08 
 Gorton (J. ) General biographical dictionary. 4 v. 
 
 1851 3216.09 
 
 Note. — v. 4. contains a supplement. 
 Haydn (J.) Universal index of biography. Ed. by 
 
 J. B. Payne. 1870 3234.13 
 
 Bole (C.) Brief biographical dictionary. With addi- 
 tions by W. A. Wheeler. New York, 1866. 12°. 
 
 3323.05 
 
 'Imperial (The) dictionary of universal biography. 
 
 By J. Eadie and others. [With portraits.] 3 v. 
 
 [1864-66.] 3236.03 
 
 Lippincott's pronouncing biographical dictionary. See 
 
 ITiomas {J.}, below 3236.13 
 
 Maunder (S.) Biographical treasury, universal. Re- 
 vised by W. L. R. Cates. 15th ed. 1869. 3223.09 
 Moriri (L.) Le grand dictionnaire historique. Nouvelle 
 ed. 8 v. Amsterdam, 1740. fol. . . . 2717.01 
 Wouvelle biographie generale. Publie'e sous la direc- 
 tion de Hoefer. 46 v. 1852-66 3217.01 
 
 PhiUips (L. B.) Dictionary of biographical reference. 
 
 1871 3234.14 
 
 Thomas (J. ) Universal pronouncing dictionary of bio- 
 graphv and mythology. 2 v. 1870. . .3236.13 
 
 Special Collections. 
 Note.— The contents of most of these collections when 
 not given under the following headings, will be' found 
 under the authors' navies, in the general alphabet. 
 
 Adventurers. 
 
 Davenport (P.. A.) Narratives of peril and suffering. 
 
 „ , , 3261.01 
 
 Contents:— Charles Edward; J.J.Casanova; W.Maxwell' 
 
 earl of Nithsdale; Stanislaus Leczinski. king of Poland- 
 
 H. Cortez. 
 
 Wraxall (L. ) Remarkable adventurers. 2 v. 3264.23 
 
 American Biography : 1. Dictionaries. 
 
 Allen (W.) Amerioan biographical dictionary. 3d ed. 
 
 „ ls5 £ „ 3247.01 
 
 Drake (F. S.) 'Dictionary of American biography, 
 including men of the time. 1872. . . . 3247. 18 
 
 Sogers (T. J.) A new American biographical dic- 
 tionary. 4th ed. 1829 3242.08 
 
 American Biography : 2. Miscellaneous 
 Collections. 
 
 American adventures by land and sea.\ [anon.] 1071.03 
 American Nepos. 2d ed. 1811. . . . . . . 3242.07 
 
 Baldwin [J. G. ) Party leaders 3243.05 
 
 Contents: Thos. Jefferson, Alex. Hamilton, Andrew Jack- 
 son, Henry Clay, John Randolph. 
 Bartlett (D. W. ) Presidential candidates for 1SC0. 3242.03 
 Contents : W. H. Seward, S. A. Douglas, S. P. Chase, E. 
 Bates, D. S. Dickinson, John Bell, J. P. Hale, Alex'. H. 
 Stephens, N. P. Banks, Joseph Laue, John McLean,' h! 
 A. "Wise, E. M. T Hunter, Henry Wilson, Jefferson Davis, 
 J. L. Orr, J. M. Botts, J. H. Hammond, H. Cobb, J. C. 
 Breckinridge, John C. Fremont. 
 
 Belknap (J.) American biogi aphy. 3 v. 1861. . 3243.02 
 Contents: v. 1. Life of Dr. Belknap; On the circumnavi- 
 gation of Africa by the ancients ; List of discoveries in 
 America before 1620 : Lives — Biron, Columbus, Cartier, 
 Gilbert, Raleigh, v. 2. John DeFuca; DeMonts,' Poutrin- 
 court, andChamplain; Ferdinand Gorges and John Mason; 
 The Virginia colony; Sir Thomas Smith, Lord Delaware) 
 Sir Thomas Gates, Si; George Somers, Capt. Christopher 
 Newport, Sir T. Dale, Sir F. Wainman, Sir S. Argal, Sir 
 G. Yardley, Sir F. Wyat, B. Gosnold, M. Pring, B. Gilbert, 
 G. Weymouth, John Robinson, John Caiver. v. 3. W. 
 Bradford, W. Brewster, Robert Cushman, Edw. Winslow*. 
 Miles Standish, John Winthrop; The Calverts; W. Penn; 
 Appendix and Index. 
 
 Bungay (G. W.) Off-hand takings of men of our age. 
 1854 2515.08 
 
 Crosby (Jf.) Annual obituary notices. 1857-58. 2v 
 1858-59 3246.08 
 
 Duyckinck (E. A.) 'National portrait gallery of emi- 
 nent Americans: from paintings by A. Ghappel. 
 With biographical and historical narratives. 2 v. 
 1862 3248.02 
 
 Ellei (Mrs. E. F.) Court circles of the republic, from 
 Washington to Grant. 1869 3245.13 
 
 Forney (J. W.) Anecdotes of public men. . . 3243.10 
 
 Griswold (II. W. ) *The Republican court ; or, Ameri- 
 can society in the days of Washington. . 3248.01 
 
 Greene (G. W.) Biographical studies. [Cooper, Cole, 
 Crawford, Irving, Washington.] i860. . 3072.08 
 
 Herring (J.) and Lcmgacre (J. G.) 'National portrait 
 gallery of distinguished Americans. 4 v. 3247.03 
 
 Holloway (L. C.) Ladies of the White House. 3245.14 
 Contents : 
 
 Adams {Mrs. John). 
 Adams {Mrs. J. Q.) 
 Donelson {Mrs.) 
 Fillmore {Mrs.) 
 Grant {Mrs. U. S.) 
 Harrison ( 1/rs.W.H.) 
 Jackson [Mrs. A.) 
 Jackson {Mra. A. jr.) 
 Homes of American authors 
 18-33. . 
 
 Johnson {Mrs.) 
 Lane (Miss H.) 
 Lincoln {Mm.) 
 Madison {Mrs.) 
 Monroe {Mrs.) 
 Patterson {Mrs. M.) 
 Pierce {Mrs.) 
 Polk {Mrs.) 
 
 by 
 
 Randolph {MrsMJ.) 
 Storer {Mrs. M.) 
 Taylor {Sirs.) 
 Tyler {Mrs. J. G.) 
 Tyler {Mrs. L. C.) 
 Van Buren {Mrs. A.) 
 Van Buren ( Mrs. M.) 
 Washington {Mrs.) 
 various authors. 
 , . . . 3245.11 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME., the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
110 
 
 BIOG-RAPHY (COLLECTIVE) : American^ English. 
 
 Homes of American statesmen. 1855. . . . 3245.12 
 Jenkins (J. S.) Lives of the governors of the state of 
 
 New York. 1851 * 
 
 Lanman (C.) Dictionary of the United States congress, 
 
 lOCQ 0-i*0. LO 
 
 Loring (J. 8.) Hundred Boston orators. WiftWrfo- 
 
 rioal gleanings. 1852 3246 13 
 
 Same. 4th ed. 1855 ■ ■ .3246.14 
 
 Leasing (B. J.) Lives of the signers of the Declara- 
 tion of Independence. 1870. . . • • •. 3243.08 
 Marshall {J. X.) United States manual of biography 
 and history, comprising lives of presidents, vice 
 presidents and cabinet officers, with lives of the 
 signers of the Declaration of Independence , etc. 
 
 1857 3244.1b 
 
 Maury (S M.) 'statesmen of America in 1816. 3243.06 
 Contents : 
 
 McLean. 
 Seward. 
 Taney. 
 Van Buren. 
 Webster. 
 White (Hugh). 
 Winthxop. 
 *National portrait gallery of distinguished Americans, 
 
 with biog. sketches. 1859 3248.02 
 
 — Partem (J.) Famous Americana of recent times. 
 
 Adams (J. Q.) 
 
 Benton. 
 
 Buchanan. 
 
 Calhoun. 
 
 Clay. 
 
 Gallatin. 
 
 Hannegan. 
 Haywood (W. H.) 
 Hughes (Abp.) 
 Ingersoll. 
 Lawrence (Abbott). 
 Mason (J. Y.) 
 
 1867. 
 
 3245.16 
 
 Contents: ,,-,,., 
 
 Astor 13 J > Calhoun (J. 0.) I Randolph (J.) 
 
 BTechir ,H W.) Olay (H.)' Vanderb dt (C.) 
 
 Bennett (J. G.) Girard (8.) Webster (D.) 
 
 Burr (Theodosia). Goodyear (O.) I „«„. 
 
 Sabine (L.) The American loyalists. 1847. . 3246.01 
 Sanderson {J.) Biography of the signers of the De- 
 claration of Independence. 9 v. 1820-27. . 3244.01 
 Contents : 
 
 M'Kean (Thomas), v. 6. 
 
 Adams (John), v. 8. 
 Adams (Samuel), V. 9. 
 Bartlett (Josiah), v. 3. 
 Braxton (Cartel), v. 6. 
 Carroll (Charles), v. 7. 
 Chase (Samuel), v. 9. 
 Clark (Abraham), v. 6. 
 Clymer (George), v. 4. 
 Ellery (William), v. 9. 
 Floyd i William), v. 4. 
 Franklin (Benj.), v. 2. 
 Gerry (Eldridge), v. 8. 
 Gwinnett (Button), v. 3. 
 Hall (Lyman), T. 3. 
 Hancock (John), v. 1. 
 Harrison (Benjamin), v. 8. 
 Hart (John), v. 9. 
 Hewes (Joseph), v. 7. 
 Heyward (Thomas), v. 4. 
 Hooper (William), v. 7. 
 Hopkins (Stephen), v. 6 
 Hopkinson (Francis), v. 2. 
 Huntington (Samuel), v. 4. 
 Jefferson (Thomas), v. 7. 
 Lee (Francis Lightt'oot), v.9. 
 Lee (Richard Henry), v. 9. 
 Lewis (Francis), v. 6. 
 Livingston (Philip), v. 3, 
 
 Middleton (Arthur), v. 6. 
 Morris (Lewis), v. 9. 
 Morris (Bobert), V. 6. 
 Morton (John), v. 6. 
 Nelson (Thomas, jr.), T. 7. 
 Paca (William), v. 8. 
 Paine (Bobert Treat), v. 2. 
 Penn (John), v. 6. 
 Bead (George), v. 4. 
 Eodney (CsBsar), v. 8. 
 Ross (George), v. 8. 
 Bush (Benjamin), v. 4. 
 Rutledge (Edward), v. 3. 
 Sherman (Roger), v. 3. 
 Signatures of signers, v. 1. 
 Smith (James), v. 7. 
 Stockton (Richard), v. 3. 
 Stone (Thomas), v. 9. 
 Taylor (George), v. 9. 
 Thornton (Matthew), v. 6. 
 Walton (George), v. 4. 
 Whipple (William), v. 5. 
 Williams (William), v. 4. 
 Wilson (James), v. 6. 
 Witberspoon (John), v. 6. 
 Wolcott (Oliver), v. 3. 
 Wythe (George), v. 2. 
 
 Lynch (Thomas, jr.), v. 5. 
 
 Savage (J.) Our living representative men. 3156.01 
 Contents : N. P. Banks. Edward Bates. John Bell. John 
 M. Botts. John C. Breckinridge. Albert G. Brown. Simon 
 Cameron. Salmon P. Chase. Howell Cobb. John J. Crit- 
 tendon. Caleb Cushing. George M. Dallas. Jefferson Davis. 
 W. L. Dayton. Daniel S. Dickinson. Stephen A. Douglas. 
 Edward Everett. Millard Fillmore. John C. Fremont. 
 James Guthrie James H. Hammond. Sam. Houston. R. 
 M. T. Hunter. Andrew Johnson. Joseph Lane. John Mc- 
 Lean. James L. Orr. John M. Read. Williain H. Seward. 
 Horatio Seymour. John Slidell. Alex. H. Stephens. Henry 
 A. Wise. Gen. John E. Wool. 
 
 Sparks (J., editor). Library of American biography. 
 25 v. 1818-53 3241.01 
 
 Allen (E.) v. 1. 
 Arnold (B.) v. 3. 
 Bacon (N.) v. 13. 
 Boone (D.) v. 23. 
 Brainerd (D.) v. 8. 
 Brown (C. B.) v. 1. 
 Cabot (S.) v. 9. 
 Ca'.vert (L.) v. 19. 
 Davidson (L. M.) v.7 
 Davie (W. R.) V. 25. 
 Decatur (S.) v. 21. 
 Dwight (T.) v. 14. 
 
 Contents : 
 Eaton (W.) v. 9. 
 Edwards (J.) v. 8. 
 Eliot (John), v. 6. 
 Ellery (W.) v. 6. 
 Fitch (J.) v. 16. 
 Fulton (B.) v. 10. 
 Gorton (8.) v. 15. 
 Greene (N.) v. 20. 
 Henry 'P.) v. 11. 
 Hudson (H.) v. 10. 
 Hutchinson (A.) v. 16 
 Kirkland (S.) v. 25. 
 
 La Salle (R.) v. 11. 
 Ledyard (J.) v. 24. 
 Lee (0.) v. 18. 
 Leisler (J.) v. 13. 
 Lincoln (B.) v. 23. 
 Marquette (Father), 
 
 v. 10. 
 Mason (J.) v. 13. 
 Mather (C.) v. 6. 
 Montgomery (R.) v.l 
 Oglethorpe (J.) v. 12. 
 Otis (J.) v. 12. 
 
 Palfrey (W.) v. 17. 
 Penn (W.) v. 22. 
 Phips (Sir W.) v. 7. 
 Pike (Z. M.) v. 15 
 Pinkney (W.) v. 6. 
 Posey (T.) v. 19. 
 Preble (E.) v. 22. 
 Pulasky (C.) v. 14. 
 Putnam (I.) v. 7 
 
 StileB (E.) v. 16. 
 Sullivan (J.) v. 13. 
 Vane (Sir H.) v. 4 
 Ward (S.) v. 19. 
 Warren ;j.) v. 10. 
 Wayne (A.) v. 4. 
 Williams (E.) v. 14. 
 Wilson (A.) v. 2. 
 
 Rale (S.) v. 17. 
 Reed (J.) v. 18. 
 Bibault (J.) v. 17. 
 Rittenhouse (D.) v. 7 
 Rumford (Count), v. 
 
 15. 
 Smith (J.) v. 2. 
 Stark (J.) v. 1. 
 Steuben (F.W.A.)v9. 
 
 Stowe (II. B.) Men of our times; or, leading patriots 
 of the day. 1868 3265.02 
 
 Wattersion (O.) Gallery of American portraits. 3d 
 ed. 1836 3242.10 
 
 Wynne (J.) Lives of literary and scientific men. 3242.01 
 
 Contents : Ben. Franklin. Jonathan Edwards. Rebert 
 
 Fulton. John Marshall. David Rittenhouse. Eli Whitney. 
 
 You have heard of them. By Q. 1854. . . . 3242.02 
 See Butler County, Ohio. [3247.19] ; also, in the general 
 alphabet, Congress. [3246.16] ;-Dartmouth college. [3244.12]; 
 —Harvard college. [3247.22;— Literature;— Poetry:— Phil- 
 adelphia. [3247.07] ;— Presidents. [3244 13;— Princeton col- 
 lege. [6518.19];— Wesleyan university. [3247.21];— West 
 Point. [3247.05].— Women. 
 
 Ancient or Classical. 
 
 Bruce (J.) Classic and historic portraits, v. 1. 3212.15 
 
 Herbert (S. W.) Captains of the old world. New 
 
 York, 1850. 12° 30^2.03 
 
 Miltiades. Thernistokles. Pausanius, the Spartan. Xen- 
 ophon, the Athenian. Epaminondas. Alexander of Make- 
 don. Hannibal. 
 
 — Captains of the Roman republic. 1854. . 3082.04 
 
 Nepos (C. ) Lives of eminent commanders. Tr. by J. 
 S. Watson. 1853 423.06 
 
 Plutarch. Lives. Translation revised by A H. Clough. 
 5 v. 1868 3146.17 
 
 Same. Tr. by J. andW. Langhorne. 4 v. 3145.08 
 
 Smith ( W.) Dictionary of Greek and Roman biography, 
 
 etc. 3v. 1844-49 3235.01 
 
 See also, in the general alphabet, Classical dictionaries. 
 
 Artistic. 
 
 [See Fine arts. {Biography.) ] 
 Canadians. 
 Noiman ( W. ) *Portraits of British Americans. With 
 biogr. sketches, by F. Taylor. 1865-68. . 3226.20 
 Contemporary. 
 Dictionary of contemporary biography. 1861. . 3223.07 
 Men of the time. Biographical sketches of eminent 
 living characters. New ed., by E. Walford. 3223.01 
 
 Same. A biographical dictionary, etc. New [5th] 
 
 ed., by E. Walford. 1862 3223.02 
 
 Same. New [6th] ed., byE. Walford. 1865. 3223.00 
 
 Same. Dictionary of contemporaries, bth ed. , by 
 
 T. Cooper, 1872 3223.12 
 
 Martin (F.) Hand-book of contemporary biography. 
 
 1870. 322;U0 
 
 Vapereau (D. &.) *Dietionnaire universel des contem- 
 
 porains. 2e eU 1861 3236.15 
 
 Same. 4e eU 1870 3236.07 
 
 See also Encyclopaedias, in general alphabet. 
 Dramatic Biography. 
 [See Drama, in general alphabet.] 
 
 Dwarfs and Giants. 
 
 Havard (J. A.) and Fath (ff.) Les nains ce'lebres. 
 
 Illustre's par E. de Beaumont. 1815. . . 3261.27 
 
 Wood {E. J.) Giants and dwarfs. 1868. . 3264.22 
 
 Engineers. 
 Personal recollections of English engineers, [anon.] 
 
 1868 326512 
 
 Smiles (S.) Lives of the engineers. 2 v. 1861.3265.05 
 Stuart (C. B.) Lives of civil and military engineers 
 
 of America. 1871 3265.1b 
 
 English and European Statesmen, 
 and Eminent Persons. 
 
 Adams (W. H. D.) The men at the helm: biograph- 
 ical sketches of great English statesmen. [1702- 
 18,-, 2.] . ........... 3222 4 
 
 Aubrey (J. ) Letters by eminent persons in the 17tn 
 and 18th centuries, and lives of eminent men. 
 2 v. in 3. 1813 3257.04 
 
 Coleridge (H.) Lives of northern worthies. 3 v. 32b3.U7 
 
 Creasy (E. S.) Memoirs of eminent Etonians. . 3257.01 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
BIOGRAPHY (COLLECTIVE) : English*, Legal. 
 
 Ill 
 
 Cunningham (G. G.) Lives of eminent Englishmen. 
 
 8v. 1835-37 3224.12 
 
 v. 1. Prom Alfred to Henry vli. i. To Charles li. S. To 
 
 Queen Anne. i. To George li. 5-7. 18th century. 8. 18th 
 
 century to 1830. 
 Earle (J. C.) English premiers from Sir Robert Wal- 
 
 pole to Sir Robert Peel. 2 v. 1871. . .3222.11 
 Forster (J.) Statesmen of the commonwealth. . 3257.07 
 
 — and others). Eminent British statesmen. 7 v. 
 
 1831 3211.07 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Sir Thomas More ; Cardinal Wolsey: 
 Cranmer; Cecil, lord Burleigh, v. 2. Sir John Eliot ; T 
 Weutworth, earl of Strafford, v. 3. John Pym, John Hamp- 
 den, v. 4. Sir Henry Vane ; Henry Marten, v. 5. Robert 
 Cecil, earl of Salisbury; Thomas Osborne, earl of Dauby. 
 v. 6-7. Oliver Cromwell. 
 
 Fuller (T.) Worthies of England. Ed. by P. A. 
 
 Nuttall. 3v. 1840 475.17 
 
 Georgian era: memoirs of eminent persons from the 
 
 accession of George i, to the demise of George iv. 
 
 4v. 1832-34 3216.03 
 
 Grant (J.) Recollections of the House of Commons, 
 
 1830-35 3263.15 
 
 — Recollections of the House of Lords, 1830-36. 3263.14 
 Grinsied (T. P.) Relics of genius: visits to the last 
 
 homes of poets, painters, and players. . 3212.10 
 Hazlitt (W.) Spirit of the age ; or, contemporary 
 
 portraits. 1857 2531.07 
 
 Contents : Bentham. W Godwin. Coleridge. Rev. Mr. 
 Irving. Home Tooke. Walter Scott. Byrou. Southey. 
 Wordsworth. Mackintosh. Malthus. Gifford. Jeffrey. 
 Brougham. Sir F. Burdett. Lord Eldon. Wilberforce. 
 Cobbett. Campbell. Crabbe. T.Moore. Leigh Hunt. Lamb. 
 Washington Irving. 
 
 Hazlitt (W. C.) Anecdotes of illustrious men and 
 women of modern times. 1872 3221.12 
 
 Higginson(T. W.) English statesmen. 1872.. 3221.13 
 Contents : Gladstone. Disraeli. Bright. Karl Russell. 
 Earl Granville. Duke of Argyll. Disraeli's ministry : Lord 
 Cairns. Duke of Richmond. Earl of Derby. Marquis of 
 Salisbury. Sir Stafford Northcote. Gathorne Hardy. Lib- 
 eral leaders: Marquis of Hartingdon. William E. Forster. 
 Robert Lowe. Sir Wm. Harcourt. Geo. J. Goschen. H. 
 E. C. Childers. 
 
 Button (B. H.) Studies in parliament. 1866. . 3252.19 
 James (G. P. B.), and Crowe (E. E.) Lives of the 
 most eminent foreign statesmen. 5 v. . 3211.19 
 Contents: v. 1. George d'Amboise, minister of Louis xii. 
 Ximenes, Spanish statesman. Pope Leo x Cardinal de 
 Granvelle. Maurice, elector of Saxony. Barneveldt, Dutch 
 statesman. Due de Sully, French soldier and statesman. 
 Duke de Lerma, Spanish statesman. Duke d'Ossuua, Span- 
 ish viceroy of Sicily. Lorenzo de' Medici, v. 2. Due de 
 Richelieu, French statesman. Oxenstierna, Swedish states- 
 man. D'Olivarez. Spanish statesman. Mazarin, French 
 statesman, v. 3. Cardinal de Retz. Colbert, French states- 
 man. Jan de Witt, Dutch statesman. Marquis de Louvois, 
 French minister of war. v. 4. Don Luis de Haro, Spanish 
 statesman. Guillaume Dubois, archbishop of Cambray, 
 French statesman. Alberoni, minister of Philip v. Duke 
 of Ripperda, Dutch statesman, v. 6. Cardinal Fleury, 
 French statesman. Zinzendorf, Austrian statesman. Mar- 
 quis de Pombal, Portuguese statesman. Florida Blauca, 
 Spanish prime minister to Charles iii. Due de Choiseul, 
 French statesman. Necker, French statesman and finaucier. 
 
 Lives of eminent Englishmen in past days. . 3221.11 
 
 Lodge (&) Portraits of illustrious personages of Great 
 Britain. With memoirs. 8 v. 1849. . . 3225.01 
 
 Macdiarmid (J.) Lives of British statesmen. 2d ed. 
 2 v. 1820 3257.14 
 
 Maddyn (D. 0.) Chiefs of parties [1780-1850.] 3262 06 
 Contents: v. 1. Use of party; Of leadership; Fox; Pitt; 
 The Grenvilles ; Castlereagli; Reform era; Cabinet of 1831- 
 34; Peel. v. 2. Peel continued ; Holland House ; Croker ; 
 Macaulay; Earl of Clarendon; Palmerston; Lord John lius- 
 sell ; Disraeli ; Graham ; Gladstone ; Reform. 
 
 Manning (J. A. ) Lives of the speakers of the House of 
 Commons. 1851 3257.02 
 
 Men of the time. British statesmen. 1854. . . 3252.27 
 
 Aberdeen. Lansdowne. Palmerston. Russell. Graham. 
 
 Gladstone. Newcastle. Cranworth. Molesworth. Sidney 
 
 Herbert. Clarendon. Granville. Argyll. Sir Charles Wood. 
 
 Political portraits. By a prominent London journalist. 
 
 1873 3252.28 
 
 Contents: Gladstone, Disraeli, Lowe, Bright, Marquis 
 of Salisbury, lord Derby, Cardwell, lord Russell, lord 
 Granville, lord Selborne, lord Cairns, Gathorne Hardy, 
 W. E. Forster, lord John Manners, Ward Hunt, Henley, 
 lord Halifax, the duke of Argyll, Sir John Duke Coleridge, 
 Ayrton. 
 
 Reid (T. W.) Cabinet portraits. Sketches of statesmen 
 
 [of both parties]. 1872 3252.26 
 
 Ritchie (J. E. ) British senators ; past and present. 3252. 20 
 Rogers (J. E. T.) Historical gleanings. 2 v. . 3252.21 
 
 v.l.Montagu. R. Walpole. Adam Smith. Cobbett. 
 
 v. 2. Wiklif. Laud. Wilkes. Home Tooke. 
 Taylor (W. G.) Modem British Plutarch. 1854. 3252.06 
 
 Same. 1840 3252.05 
 
 Timbs (J.) Anecdote biography. 2 v. 1860. . 3253.11 
 
 See also, in the general alphabet, Aristocraoy, p. 35 ;-~ 
 Parliament ;— Peerage;— St. Paul ;— Westminster Abbey. 
 
 French. 
 
 Diciionnaires des Girouettes, ou nos contempcmiins 
 
 peints d'apres eux-me'mes. 3e e"d. . . . 3216.21 
 
 Houssaye (A.) Men and women of France daring the 
 
 last century. 3 v. 1852 3-IG2.18 
 
 Same. Men and women of the 18th century. 2 v 
 
 1857 3262.11 
 
 — Philosophers and actresses. 2 v. 1853. . . 3260.0-1 
 Kavanagh (J. ) Woman in France during the 18th cen- 
 tury. 1850 5822.03 
 
 Men of the Third Republic; or, the present leaders ot 
 
 France, [anon.] 1873 3252.27 
 
 Contents: Dumas (A. ; Rouher; Gambetta; Dufaure; Duo 
 d'Aumale ; Ghardin; father Hyacinthe ; Erckmann-Cha- 
 trian; Rochefort; About; C. Perier; J.Simon; V. Sardou; 
 L. Blanc; V. Hugo; Dupunloup, etc., etc 
 Shelley (Mrs. M. W.), and others. Lives of eminent 
 literary and scientific men [and women] of France. 
 
 2 v. 1838 3211.24 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Montaigne. Rabelais. Corneille. Roche- 
 foucauld. Moliere. La Fontaioe. Pascal. Mme. Sevigne. 
 Boileau. Racine. Ftmelon. 
 
 v. 2. Voltiire. Rousseau. Condorcet. Miraboau. Mme. 
 Roland. Mme. de Stael. 
 Sketches of conspicuous living characters of France. 
 [By Un homnie de rien.] Tr. by R. M. Walsh. 
 
 1841 3261.26 
 
 German. 
 Austin (Sarah). Fragments from German prose writers. 
 
 pp. 262-359 2512.12 
 
 Bechstein (L.) Zweihundert deutsche manner in bild- 
 nissen und lebensbeschreibungen. 1854. 3228.11 
 Giants. 
 Wood (& J.) Giants and dwarfs. 1868. . .3264.22 
 
 Historians. 
 Lawrence (if.) Lives of British historians. 2 v. 3262.03 
 
 Humorists . 
 Thackeray ( W. M. ) English humorists of the 18th 
 
 century. 1853 3252.13 
 
 Same. 1867 3252.12 
 
 Timbs (J.) Lives of wits and humorists. 2 v. 3252.14 
 See also, in the general alphabet. Satire; — Wit and humor. 
 Irishmen. 
 Wills (J. ) Lives of illustrious Irishmen. Pts. 1-11. 
 
 1840-47 3224.01 
 
 Italian, Spanish, Portuguese. 
 Shelley (Mrs. M. W.), and others. Lives of eminent lite- 
 rary and scientific men of Italy, Spain, and Portu- 
 gal. 3 vol 1835 3211.26 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Italian. — Dante. Petrarch. Boccaccio. 
 Lorenzo de'Medici. Ficino. Pico della Mirandola. Poli- 
 tiano. Bernardo Pulci. Luca Pulci. Luigi Pulci. Fran- 
 ces -o Bello. Burchiello. Boiardo. Berni. Ariosto. Machia- 
 velli. 
 
 v. 2. Galileo. Guicciardiui. Vittoria Colonna. Guarini. 
 Tasso. Chiabrera. Tassoni. G. B. Marini. Filicaja. Me- 
 tastasio. Goldoni. Alfieri. Monti. Ugo Foscolo. 
 
 v. 3. Spanish.— Almogaver. Garcilaso de la Vega. Hur- 
 tado deMendoza. Luis Ponce de Leon. Fernando Herrera. 
 S. de Miranda. Montemayor. Ercilla y Zuniga Cervantes. 
 Carpo Felix Lope da Vega. Espinel. Villegas. Gongora. 
 Quevedo. Calderon. Portuguese.— Early poets of Portugal. 
 Camoeus. 
 
 Legal Biography. 
 
 Brightweli (C. L.) Memorials of the early lives of great 
 lawyers. 1866 3254.22 
 
 Campbell (J., lord). Lives of the chief justices of Eng- 
 land. 2 v. 1851 3254.01 
 
 — Lives of the lord chancellors. 7v. 1851. . 3254.03 
 
 Edwards (G.) Pleasantries about courts and lawyers of 
 the state of New York. 1867 3254.21 
 
 Jn asking for books, use the " Book Orders," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the Brst part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
112 
 
 BIOG-RAPHY /COLLECTIVE) : Legalfo Military. 
 
 Flanders (H.) Chief justices of the TJ. S. 2 v. . 3246.07 
 v. 1. John Jay. John Rutledge. 
 
 2. Wm. Cushing. Oliver Ellsworth. John Marshall. 
 Foss IE.) Judges of England. 6 v. 1848-59. . 3254.10 
 
 T. 1. A. D. 1066-1199. v. 2. 1199-1272. V. 3. 1272-1377. 
 v. 4. 1377-1485. V. 5. 1485-1603. v. 6. 1603-1660. 
 
 Hay ward (A.) Lord chancellors of Ireland. [In his 
 Essays, 3d series, pp. 325-383. 1874.] . 2528.19 
 
 Hildreth (R.) Atrocious judges. Lives compiled from 
 Campbell. 1856 3253.13 
 
 Jeaffreson (J. 0.) Uook about lawyers. 1867. . 3254.28 
 
 0' Flanagan (J. R) The lives of the lord chancellors 
 and keepers of the great seal of Ireland. 2 v. 3256.27 
 
 Proctor (L. B.) The bench and bar of New York. 3256.24 
 
 Roscoe (H. ) Lives of eminent British lawyers. London, 
 
 1838. 24° 3211.06 
 
 Contents : Sir Edward Coke. John Selden. Sir Matthew 
 Hale. Francis North, lord keeper Guilford. George Jeff- 
 reys. John, lord Soraers. William Murray, earl of Mans- 
 field. Sir J. Eardley Wilmot. Sir William Blackstone. Lord 
 Thurlow. John Dunning, 1st lord Ashburton. Sir William 
 Jones. Thomas Erskine. Sir Samuel Romilly. 
 
 Sheil (R. L.) Sketches of the Irish bar. 2 v. . 3253.09 
 
 Townsend (W. C.) The lives of twelve eminent judges 
 of the last and present century. 2 v. 1846 3254.23 
 
 Van Santvoord (G.) Chief justices of the U. S. . 3246.20 
 Viz.: John Jay. John Rutledge. Ellsworth. Marshall. 
 Taney. 
 
 Washburn (E.) Judicial history of Massachusetts. 
 
 Wodlrych (H. W.) Lives of eminent serjeants-at-law of 
 
 the English bar. 2 v. 1869 3256.25 
 
 See also, in general alphabet, Law. {Anecdotes.) 
 Linguists. 
 
 RusseU (G.W.) Introductory memoir of eminent lin- 
 guists. [In 7iis Life of Mezzofanti.] . .3123.07 
 
 Literary, Scientific, and Industrial. 
 
 [See also Arts (Useful, p. 39) ;— Literature, In general alphabet.] 
 
 Arago ID. F.) Distinguished scientific men. 2 v. 3263.10 
 Contents: v. 1. J. S. Bailly; Sir F. W. Herschel; Laplace; 
 Joseph Fourier, v. 2. Carnot ; Fresnel ; Malus; James 
 Watt; Thomas Young. 
 
 Brougham [H, lord). Lives of men of letters of the time 
 
 of George iii. 1855 3024.04 
 
 Contents : Voltaire, Rousseau, Hume, Robertson, John- 
 son, Gibbon. 
 
 — Lives of philosophers of the time of George iii. 3d 
 
 ed. 1855 3024.05 
 
 Contents : Black, Watt, Priestley, Cavendish, Davy, Sim- 
 son, Adam Smith, Lavoisier, Sir Jos. Banks, D'Alembert. 
 
 Candolle (A. de). Histoire des sciences et des savants 
 depuis deux sieeles. 2 v. 1873 3915.30 
 
 Craik (G. L.) Pursuit of knowledge under difficulties 
 2v. 1839 3263.13a 
 
 Same. Ed by F. Wayland. 2 v. 1817. 3263 12 
 
 Davidson (J. W. ) Living writers of the South. 2751.01 
 
 Disraeli (I.) Calamities and quarrels of authors. 2 v 
 
 18 | 3 - • 2522.24 
 
 For other works of Disraeli, see his name in the general 
 alphabet. 
 
 Dunham (S. A.), Bell (R.), and others. Lives of emi- 
 nent literary and scientific men of Great Britain 
 
 and Ireland. 3 v. 1836 321114 
 
 Contents: v. 1. St. Columba. King Alfred. Chancer Hev- 
 wood Spenser. 2. Shakespeare. Ben Jonson. Beaumont 
 and Fletcher. Massinger. Ford. Wrbster. Minor dra- 
 matists. 3. Lives of the dramatists. 1596-1800 
 
 Ellis {Sir H. ) Original letters of eminent literary men 
 of the 16th, 17th, and 18th centuries; with notes 
 [Camden, soc] . 5212 ''3 
 
 Flourens (P.) Recueil des eloges hietoriques ' lus dans 
 les seances pubhques de lAcademie des sciences 
 
 3 v. Pans, 1862 12° 70i5 [ 
 
 Contents :; y 1. De l'Academie des sciences de Paris- 
 Histoire de lAcademie par Fontenelle. Eloges; Descartes 
 et Newton- Cuvier; Blumenbach; E. Geoffioy Saint Hi- 
 laire; Ducrotay de Blainville; Leopold de Buch. v 2 Jo- 
 seph Lament, et Adrien de Jnssieu; De Candolle- A du 
 Petit Thenars; Deiess.rt; Peysonnei: v. 3. V. Magendfe; 
 Ch. Bell; J A. Chaptal; L. J. Thenard; F. Tiedemaun : 
 Arago; Danbenton; Gutaeau de Montbeillard. " 
 
 Gallon (F) English men of science: their nature and 
 nurture. 1875 3913 12 
 
 Home (R H.) A new spirit of the age. 1855 ' 2532' 09 
 
 Contents: Charles Aiusworth. Lord Ashlev and Dr 
 
 Southwood Smith. Thomas Ingoldsby. Walter Savaie 
 
 Landor. William and Mary Howitt. Dr Pusev G P I 
 
 James. Mrs. Gore. Capt. Marryat. Mrs Trollop T T N 
 
 Talfourd. R. M. Milnes and Hartley Coleridge. Sydney 
 Smith. A. Fonblanque, and D. Jerrold. William Worda. 
 worth, and Leigh Hunt. Alfred Tennyson. T. B. Ma- 
 caulay . Thomas Hood, and the late Theodore Hook. Harriet 
 Martineau, and Mrs. Jameson. Sheridan Knowles, and 
 William Macready. Miss E. B. Barrett, and Mrs. Norton. 
 Banim, and the Irish novelists. Robert Browning, and J. 
 W. Marston. Bulwer. Ainsworth. Mrs. Shelley. Robert 
 Montgomery. Carlyle. Henry Taylor, and the author of 
 " Festus." 
 
 Howe (H.) Memoirs of the most eminent mechanics. 
 1852 , . 3242.05 
 
 Martin (B.) Lives of philosophers and mathematicians 
 1764 3265.11 
 
 Powell (T.) Living authors of America. 1850. . 3242.09 
 
 Smiles (Samuel). Industrial biography: iron workers 
 
 and tool makers. 1864 326-S.27 
 
 Contents: Iron and civilization; Iron manufacture; Andrew 
 Tarrauton; TheDarbya andReynoldses; Invention of < ast- 
 steel; Benjamin Huntsman; Henry Cort; Dr. Roebuck; 
 David Mushet; Hot blast; J. B. Neilson; Mechanical inven- 
 tions and inventors; Joseph Bramah; Henry Maudsley; 
 Joseph Clement; Fox of Derby; Murray of Leeds; Roberta 
 and Whitworth of Manchester; James Nasmyth; William 
 Fairbairn. 
 
 Thomson (Mrs. K. B.) Kecolleotions of literary charac- 
 ters and celebrated placss. 2 v. 1854. . 3253.30 
 Contents: v. 1. Dr. Maginn; Ham House; Hampton court; 
 Holland House; Mrs. Montague and her Iriends; White- 
 halt; Palace of Westminster; York House; Ancient palace 
 of Greenwich and days of the Tudors; Kenilworth, ita 
 heroes and heroines; Siege of Raglaud castle, and the 
 Somerset family. 
 
 v. 2. Basing House, its besiegers and besieged; Latham 
 House and the Stanley family ; Coleridge — Sir James Hall— 
 LeBlie— Mackintosh — Blanco White; Mrs. Serres— Charles 
 Mills— L. E. L.; John Gait: Thomas Campbell— Mrs. Sid- 
 dons; Wilkie — Chantrey; Hatton Rectory; Allan Cunning- 
 ham; Publishers and authors; Chartley Castle, and the 
 Ferrers family; Wliitefield, and lady Huntingdon. 
 
 Medical. 
 
 Hutchinson (B.) Biographia, medica. Medical charac- 
 ters from the earliest times. 2 v. 1799. . 3226.23 
 Jeaffreson (J. C. ) Book about doctors. 1861. . 3252.09 
 Lives of British physicians, [anon.] 1846. . 3252.08 
 Pettigrew (T. J.) Biographical memoirs of the most 
 celebrated physicians, surgeons, etc. 1839. 3238.01 
 Physic and physicians, [anon.] 2 v. 1839. . 3252.10 
 Russell (J. R. ) History and heroes of the art of medi- 
 cine. 1S61 4313.01 
 
 Timbs (J. )Doctors and patients: anecdotes and curiosi- 
 ties. 2 v. 1873 3252.16 
 
 Merchants. 
 Bourne (H. R. F.) Famous London, merchants. 3261.04 
 Hunt (F.) Lives of American merchants. 2 v. 3244.10 
 Scoville J. A. ) Old merchants of New York city. By 
 Walter Barrett, [pseud.] 5 v. 1863-70. . 3245.02 
 Military. 
 Brocketi (L. P. ) Our great captains. Grant, Sherman, 
 Thomas, Sheridan, and Farragut. [anon.] 632.06 
 Chesney (G. 0.) Essays in military biography. 3224.22 
 Contents: Grant. Lee. Admirals Farragut and Porter, 
 and the navy of the Union. A Northern raider in the civil 
 war [TJlric Dahlgren]. De Fezensac's recollections of the 
 grand army of Napoleon. Henry Van Brandt, a German 
 soldier of the first empire. Cornwallis and the Indian 
 service. A Carolina loyalist in the Rev. war. Sir William 
 Gordon, of Gordon's battery, 1845, etc. Chinese Gordon, 
 and the Taiplng Rebellion. 
 Oust (Hon. Sir K. ) Lives of the warriors who have com- 
 manded fleets and armies before the enemy. 
 Warriors of the 17th century. 1869. . .3222.09 
 v. 1-2. Civil wars of France and England, v. 3. Pts. 1-2, 
 Miscellaneous. 
 Gleig (G. R.) Eminent British commanders. 3 v. 3221.01 
 Contents: vol.1. Sir Walter Manny. Sir Francis deVere. 
 Oliver Cromwell. John Church ill, duke of Marlborough, 
 v. 2. John Churchill, duke of Marlborough, contained. 
 Charles Mordaunt, earl of Peterborough. James Wolfe, 
 v. 3. Clive. Marquis Cornwallis. Sir Ralph Abercromby. 
 Sir John Moore. 
 James (G. P. R.) Memoirs of great commanders of 
 
 Europe. 1858 3263.26 
 
 Contents: Henry v., king of England. John Plantagenet, 
 duke of Bedford, regent of Frauce. Gonzalvo de Cordova, 
 Duke of Alva. Oliver Cromwell. George Monk. Vicomte 
 de Tureune. Louis ii., de Bourbon, prince of Conde. John 
 Churchill, 1st duke of Marlborough. Francois EugeM, 
 prince of Savoy. Charles Mordaunt, earl of Peterborough. 
 John Manners, marquis of Granby. James Wolfe. 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
BIOGRAPHY (COLLECTIVE) : Militaryfo MisoeUaneous. 
 
 113 
 
 Shanks (W. F. <?.) Personal recollections of distin- 
 guished generals. Sherman, Thomas, Grant, 
 Sheridan, Hooker, Rousseau, etc. . . . 3163.03 
 
 Wilson (J. ©.) Sketches of illustrious soldiers. 3222.16 
 
 Contents: Gonsalvo of Cordova. Chev. Bayard. The 
 constable Bourbon. Prince of Orange. Duke of Parma 
 Wallenstein. Gustavus AoVlphus. Oliver Cromwell. 
 Turenne. The great Conde Marlborough. Prince Eugene. 
 Charles xii. Marshal Saxe. Frederick tbe Great. Suwar- 
 rjw. Washington. Wellington. Napoleon. Gen. Scott. 
 Lord Clyde. Von Moltke. Lee. Sherman . Grant. 
 
 See also Battles, p. 67 ;- Ancient biography, p. 110. 
 
 Miscellaneous. 
 
 'Autographic mirrcr. Autographic letters and sketc" es 
 
 of celebrities. 4 v. 1864-66 2757.13 
 
 Bagehot (W.) Estimates of some Englishmen and 
 
 Scotchmen. 1858 2517.24 
 
 Contents: Cowper; Gibbon; Bishop Butler; Shakspeare — 
 
 the individual; Shelley; Hartley Coleridge; Peel;Macaulay. 
 
 Baillie (Rev. John). Life studies. 1857. 16°. . 3015.09 
 
 Contents: John Bunyan. Gerhard TerBteegen. James 
 
 Montgomery. Frledrich Christoph Perthes. Mrs. Mary 
 
 Winslow. 
 Brightwell (C. L.) By-paths of biography. . .3261.03 
 Bruce (J.) Classic and historic portraits. 2 v. 3212.15 
 Brydges (Sir K) Imaginative biography. 2 v. 3254.25 
 Carlyle (T.) Heroes and hero-worship. 1859. . 2515.12 
 Chambers ( W. and R., editors). Exemplary and instruc- 
 tive biography. 1855 3261.12 
 
 Characteristics of men of genius; essays, selected, 
 
 ohiefly from the North American Review. 2 v. 
 
 1846 2516.19 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Gregory vii. Loyola. Pascal. Dante. 
 
 Petrarch. Milton. Shelley. Byron, v. 2. Walter Scott. 
 
 Wordsworth. Poets of Germany. Goethe. Michael Angelo. 
 
 Canova. Machiavelli Louis ix. Peter the Great. 
 
 Chasles ( P. ) Notabilities in France an d England. 954. 08 
 Curiosities of biography ; or, memoirs of remarkable 
 
 men. [anon.] 1845 3264.21 
 
 DiQuincey (T.) Biographical essays. 1851. . 2522.04 
 
 Contents : Shakspeare. Pope. Lamb. Goethe. Schiller. 
 
 Distinguished men of modern times. 2 v. New York, 
 
 1840. 16° 3221.06 
 
 Eepler. Euler. 
 
 Loyola. Fenelon. 
 
 Milton. Fox. 
 
 Pascal. Handel. 
 
 Kaleigh. Jenner. 
 
 Shakspeare. Jones. 
 
 Tasso. Kosciusko. 
 
 Wiclif. LinnEBUS. 
 
 . Bossuet. Locke. 
 
 Buffon. Mozart 
 
 Burke. Newton. 
 
 Chatham. Penn. 
 
 Cowper. Pitt. 
 
 Cuvier. Schwartz. 
 
 Defoe. Scott. 
 
 De l'Epee. Sobieskl. 
 
 Wilberiorce. 
 
 r. 1. Bacon. 
 Cervantes. 
 Chaucer. 
 Coke. 
 
 Copernicus. 
 Cortes. 
 Dante. 
 Des Cartes. 
 DeWitt. 
 Erasmus. 
 Galileo. 
 Grotius 
 
 Gustavus Adol- 
 Hale. [phus. 
 Hampden. 
 Harvey. 
 
 Edgar (J. &.) Footprints of famous men. 1856. 3263.18 
 
 Emerson (R. W.) Representative men. 1852. . 2524.09 
 
 Contents: Plato. Swedenborg. Montaigne. Shakspeare. 
 
 Napoleon. Goethe. 
 
 Field (M. B.) Memoirs of many men and of some 
 
 women, during the last thirty years. 1874. 3266.06 
 
 Forster (J.) Historical and biographical essays. 2 v. 
 
 1858. 2525.01 
 
 v. 1. Cromwell, v. 2. Churchill, De Foe, Steele, Foote. 
 
 Fnswell (J. H.) Footsteps to fame. New ed. 1874. 3261.28 
 
 ^- Contents: Use of fame. Great thinkers. Heroes. Eulers. 
 
 Votaries of science. Sailors. Great workers. Lovers of 
 
 nature. Searchers of the skies. Light houses. Patriots. 
 
 Hall (S. T.) Biographical sketches of remarkable peo- 
 ple, chiefly from personal recollection. . 3265.19 
 Hewlett (E. O.) Heroes of Europe. 1861. . .3263.25 
 Hood (K P.) The peerage of poverty; or, learners and 
 
 workers. 1870 3265.13 
 
 Houssaye (A.) Men and women of the 18th century. 
 
 ■2 v. 1852 3262.02 
 
 Jerdun{W.) Men I have known. 1866. . . .3222.05 
 — 'National portrait gallery of illustrious and emi- 
 nent personages of the nineteenth century. With 
 
 memoirs. 5 v. 1830-34 3226.08 
 
 Kaines (J.) Last words of eminent persons. 1866. 3261.02 
 lamariine (A, P. de). Memoirs of remarkable charac- 
 ters. 3 v. 1854-56 3264.18 
 
 Lives of eminent persons, [anon.] 1833. . . 3265.17 
 Contents : Blake. Caxtou. Coke. Galileo. Kepler. Ma- 
 homet. Michael Angelo. Newton. Niebuhr. Smith (Adam). 
 Somers (Lord). Wolsey. Wren. 
 McCabe (J. D.) Great fortunes and how they were 
 
 made. 1871 3265.14 
 
 Contents : 
 
 Astor (John Jacob). 
 Beecher (Henry Ward). 
 Bennett (James Gordon). 
 Bonner (Robert). 
 Booth (Edwin). 
 Brady (JameR T.) 
 Cartwright (Peter). 
 Ohickering (Jonas). 
 Colt (Samuel). 
 Drew (Daniel). 
 Glrard (Stephen). 
 Goodyear (Charles). 
 Bads (James). 
 Field (Cyrus W.) 
 Fields (James T.) 
 Fulton (Eobert). 
 Harper (James). 
 Hoe (Richard M.) 
 Hawthorne (Nathaniel). 
 
 Howe (Elias, jr.) 
 Jerome (Chauncey). 
 Jefferson (Joseph). 
 Lawrence (Amos). 
 Leutze (Emmanuel). 
 Longfellow (Henry W). 
 Longworth (Nicholas). 
 Marshall (John). 
 Morse (S. F. B.) 
 Mott (Valentine). 
 Peabody (George). 
 Powers (Hiram). 
 Rogers (John, sculptor). 
 Bush (Benjamin). 
 Stewart (Alex. T.) 
 Stout (Andrew V.) 
 Vanderbilt (Cornelius). 
 West (Benjamin). 
 Whitney (Eli). 
 
 Maccall(W.) Foreign biographies. 2 v. 1873. 3265.21 
 Contents: v.l. Joseph De Maistre, Samuel Vincent, Vin- 
 cent de Paul, Paul Louis Courier, Vauvenargues, Saint- 
 Pierre, St. Francis of Assisi, Ulrich von Hutten, Benedict 
 Spinoza. 
 
 2. Leibnitz, L. C. de Saint Martin, Giordano Bruno, 
 Vasco Nunez de Balboa, Alexander i. of Russia, Peter 
 d'Aubusson, Martin Behaim, Cardinal Alberoni, president 
 -Boyer, Francis d'Almeida, George Cadoudal, Carnot. 
 McCarthy (J.) Modern leaders. N. Y., 1872. 8°. 3257.16 
 Contents : Queen Victoria and her subjects ; The real 
 Louis Napoleon ; Eugenie, empress of the French ; the 
 prince of Wales; the king of Prussia; Victor Emanuel; 
 Thiers; Prince Napoleon; the duke of Cambridge; Brig- 
 ham Young; Gladstone, Bright, and Mill; English positiv- 
 ists; English toryism; Disraeli, etc.; " George Eliot " and 
 George H. Lewes; George Sand; Edward Bulwer and lord 
 Lytton ; J. H. and F. W. Newman ; Apb. Manning ; John 
 Buskin ; Charles Reade : Exile-world of London ; Charles 
 Eingsley; J. A. Froude: Science and orthodoxy in England. 
 Maceuen (Malcolm). Celebrities of the past and present. 
 Chiefly adapted from Saint-Beuve. 1874. 3212.11 
 Contents: Cardinal Richelieu ; Cardinal Mazarin ; Cardi- 
 nal DeRetz; Father Lacordaire, with poem; Montesquieu; 
 Madame Recamier; Saint-Evremond and Ninon de 1'Enclos; 
 Lord Chesterfield; Adrienne Le Couvrour; Milton and 
 poetry; Thackeray; Epilogue on Lord Lytton ; The young 
 captive, by Andre Chenier; Brother Eugenius. 
 Martineau {H.) Biographical sketches. 1869. . 3263.28 
 
 Medley of notables. 1870 3261.06 
 
 Myers (F.) Lectures on great men. With preface by 
 
 T. H. Tarlton. 6th ed. 1874 3257.20 
 
 Contents: Martin Luther, Christopher Columbus, Fran- 
 cis Xavier, Peter of Russia, John Wyckliffe, Sir Thomas 
 More, Thomas Cranmer, Oliver Cromwell, Girolamo Sa- 
 vonarola, Gonzales Ximenes, Gaspard de Coligny, George 
 Washington. 
 Parton (J.) People's book of biography. 1868. 3265.03 
 
 Triumphs of enterprise, ingenuity, and public spirit 
 
 187lf 3265.15 
 
 Contents: 
 Aristotle. Crockett (David). Poe (Edgar A.) 
 
 Bismarck. Dickens (Chas.) Quincy (Josiab.) 
 
 Brown (O.F.) " Ar- Eliot (John). Rothschilds. 
 
 temus Ward." Ged (Win., the first Sidney (Algernon). 
 Columbus (Real stereolyper). Sparks (Jared). 
 
 merits of). Hood (Thomas). Vassar College (The 
 
 Cooper (P.) Nast (Thomas). founder of). 
 
 Pocahontas. 
 
 Pioneers of civilization , the soldier, the adventurer, the 
 
 explorer, the man of peace, the trader, the settler, 
 
 the missionary, [anon.] L., [1869.] 16°. 3261.14 
 
 Public characters of 1798-99-1809-10. 10 v. .3226.01 
 
 Smiles (S.) Brief biographies. 1861 H^?™ 
 
 — Character. 1872 3261.09 
 
 — Self-help; with illustrations of character and con- 
 
 duct. 1860 32 5n oo 
 
 Spraque (W. B.) European celebrities. 1856. . 3262.08 
 Stevenson {W. F.) Lives and deeds worth Rowing 
 
 about. 1868 ,;.•,•,-■ 326 o-° 
 
 Thomson {Mrs. K. B.) Celebrated friendships. 2 v. 
 1861 32ocS.24 
 
 Contents: v. 1. John Evelyn and Robert Boyle. Ear) of 
 Surrey and Sir Thomas Wyatt. Wm. Cowper and Mary 
 TJnwin Made Antoinette and the princesse de Lamballe. 
 Addison and Steele. Magdalen Herbert and Dr. Donne. 
 Sir Kenelm Digby and Sir Anthony Van Wyck. 
 
 2. Sir Philip Sidney and Sir Fulke Grevil. Coleridge and 
 
 I„ asking for books, use tbe •• Book Orders," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, tbe first part of too TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
114 
 
 BIOGRAPHY (COLLECTIVE) : Miscellaneous to Religious. 
 
 Lamb Fenelon and Madame Guyon. Mrs. Bliz. Carter 
 aud Miss Talbot. Bolmgbroke and Pope. David Garnok 
 and Mrs. Olive Earl of Clarendon and lord Falkland. 
 Countess of Hertford and Countess of Pomfret. 
 
 — Wits and beaux of society. 1861 3262.25 
 
 Trotter (L. J.) Studies m biography. 1865. . 3265.08 
 
 Contents: Mahomet. Thomas a Becket. Frederic ii. of 
 
 Germany. Savonarola. Baoon. Wm. Pitt. Sheridan. 
 
 Tuckerman (H. T.) Biographical essays. 1857. 254415 
 
 Warden (N.) The wonders of the little world. 2 v. 1806. 
 
 " 6217.17 
 
 Whittier (J.) Old portraits and modern sketches. [Prose 
 
 works, v. 1.] 5077.10 
 
 Tonge (G. D.) Parallel lives of ancient and modern 
 
 heroes: Epaminondas, Philip of Macedon, 
 
 Gustavus Adolphus, Frederic the Great. 3265.18 
 Misers. 
 Bedding (C.) Memoirs of remarkable misers. 2 v. 3261.22 
 
 Naturalists. 
 Brightwell (C. L.) Romantic incidents in the lives of 
 
 naturalists. 1861 921.10 
 
 Macgillivray ( W. ) Lives of eminent zoologists. 3252.04 
 See also Jardine's naturalist's libr., in general alphabet. 
 Naval. 
 BeLiefde(J.) The great Dutch admirals. 1873. 3212.13 
 Edgar {J. G.) Sea-kings and naval heroes. 1863. 3263.17 
 Southey (R.) and Bell (R.) Lives of the British admirals. 
 
 5 v. 1833-40. '. 3211.01 
 
 See also (in Countries) England (Naval history);— United 
 States (Naval history). 
 
 Philosophers. 
 Banvard (J.) Wisdom, wit, and whims of ancieDt 
 
 philosophers. 1855 5411.16 
 
 MnMon (,F. de S. de la M. ) Lives of ancient philoso- 
 phers. 1847 5412.24 
 
 La'ertius (D. ) Lives and opinions of eminent philoso- 
 phers [of antiquity]. Tr. by 0. D. Yonge. 5415.01 
 Martin (B.) Lives of philosophers. 1764. . . 3265.11 
 See also, in the general alphabet, Philosophy (History). 
 Poets. 
 [See also Poetry (Collections), for biographical notices ; — 
 also Literature.] 
 
 Austin (W. 8.) and Ralph (J. ) Lives of the poets-lau- 
 reate. 1853 3254.19 
 
 Contents: Introduction ; Ben Jonson ; Sir W. Davenant ; 
 
 John Dvyden ; Thomas Shadwell ; NahumTate ; N. Rowe; 
 
 Eev. L. Eusden; Colley Cibber; "Wm. Whitehead; Thomas 
 
 Warton; H. J. Pye; Eobert Southey; Wm. Wordsworth. 
 
 Bell(R.) Lives of English poets. 2 v. 1839. . 3211.17 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Drayton; Cowley; Milton; Butler, v. 2. 
 
 Dryden; Minor poets, 1600-1700; Prior; Pope; Young; 
 
 Akenside. 
 
 Cary (K JF.) Lives of English poets, from Johnson to 
 
 Kirke White. 1846 3263.05 
 
 Contents: Johnson, Armstrong, Jago, Cambridge, Smol- 
 lett, Thos. Warton, Jos. Wartou, Anste'y, Mason, Gold- 
 smith, Darwin, Mickle, Beattle, Hayley, Jones, Chatterton 
 White. 
 
 — Early French poets. [12th-15th centuries. Notices 
 
 and translations. 1816.] 3263.06 
 
 Contents: Guillaume des Autels. Jan Antoiue do Baif . 
 Joachim de Bellay. Bemy Belleau. Jean Bertaut. Charles' 
 duke of Orleans. Alain Chartier. Philippe Desportes.' 
 Bobert Garnier. Pierre Gringore. Antoiue Heroot. Amadis 
 Jamyn. Estienue Jodelle. Olivier de Magoy. Clement 
 Marot. Jau de la Peruse. Pierre de Bousard. Mellin de 
 Saint Gelais. Hugues Sa'.el. Maurice Sceve. Thibaut, king 
 of Navarre. Fresnaie Yauquelin Francois Villon. 
 Gibber ( C. ) Lives of the poets of Great Britain and 
 
 Ireland, to Swift. 5 v. 1753 3251.01 
 
 Be Quincey (T.) Essays on the poets. 1853. . 2522^06 
 
 Contents: Wordsworth. Shelley. Keats. Goldsmith 
 
 Pope. Landor. 
 
 Howitl ( W.) Homes and haunts of British poets. 953. 23 
 
 Jameson (Mrs. A.) Memoirs of the loves of the poets. 
 
 rl 1857 ' • • 3262.21 
 
 Johnson (S.) Lives of the English poets. 2 v. 3263.01 
 Contents: 
 V. 1. Addison. 
 Butler. 
 Oowley. 
 Denham. 
 Dorset. 
 Dryden. 
 Duke. 
 Garth. 
 Halifax. 
 
 Hughes, 
 
 Roscommon. 
 
 King. 
 
 Howe. 
 
 Milton. 
 
 Sheffield. 
 
 Otway. 
 
 Smith. 
 
 Parnell. 
 
 Sprat. 
 
 Philips (J.) 
 
 Stepney. 
 
 Pomfret. 
 
 Waller. 
 
 Prior. 
 
 Walsh. 
 
 Rochester. 
 
 
 BEO 
 
 OKLYN MER 
 
 v. 2. Akenside. 
 Blackmore. 
 Broome. 
 Collins. 
 Congreve. 
 Dyer (J.) 
 Fenton. 
 Gay. 
 Gray. 
 
 Hammond. 
 
 Lansdowne. 
 
 Lyttleton. 
 
 Mallet. 
 
 Philips. 
 
 Pitt. 
 
 Pope. 
 
 Somervile. 
 
 Swift. 
 
 Thomson. 
 
 Tickell. 
 
 Watts. 
 
 West. 
 
 Yalden. 
 
 Young. 
 
 Shenstone. 
 
 Same. [Works, v. 2.] 5045.11 
 
 Phillips {E.) English poets. "With additions by SirE 
 
 Brydges. 180Q. 326101 
 
 Sanborn {K. A.) Home pictures of English poets. 3262.24 
 Contents ; 
 
 Addison. 
 Burns. 
 Chaucer. 
 Cowper. 
 Dryden. 
 Society of ancient Scots. 
 1821. . . 
 
 Goldsmith. Shakespeare. 
 
 Gray. Spenser. 
 
 Johnson. Swift. 
 
 Milton. Thomson. 
 
 Pope. Young. 
 
 Lives of Scottish poets. 3 x. 
 3212.07 
 
 v. 1. James i. Thomas the Rhymer. John Barbour. 
 Andrew Wynton. Gavin Douglas. Allen Ramsay. William 
 Meston. John Home. James Beattie. Robert Burns. 
 James v. Dunbar. Sir J. inglis. Henry the Minstrel. Sir 
 David Lindsay. Alex. Barclay. Alex. Montgomery. Earl 
 of Stirling. Wm. Drummond. James Thomson. John 
 Oswald, v. 2. James vi. Sir Richard Maitlaud. Arthur 
 Johnston. Hamilton of Bangour. Hamilton of Gilhertfield, 
 Samuel Colvil. Alexander Ross. John Armstrong. John 
 Ogilvie. James Macpherson. Charles Salmon, v. 3. Robert 
 Henryson. Alex Scot. Walter" Kennedy. John Ogilby. 
 Alex. Pennycuik. Earl of Glencairn. David Mallet. Wm, 
 Falconer. Francis Garden. Lord Gardenstone. Robert 
 Blair. Dr. Jas. Moore. James Graaine. Caleb Whitefoord. 
 Dr. James Grainger. Hector MacneiU. John Wilson, air 
 Robert Kerr, earl of Ancram. Richard, lord MaitJand. 
 Thomas Hamilton, 6th earl of Haddington. Charles Ham- 
 ilton, lord Binniug. Michael Bruce. Thomas Blacklock, 
 John Logan. Andrew Macdonald. James Mercer. 
 Southey (Ii.) Lives of uneducated poets. 1836. 3264.02 
 Contents; Introduction. Taylor the water poet. Stephen 
 Duek. James Woodhouse. Ann Yearsley. J. F. Bryant 
 Robert Bloomfleld. John Jones. 
 Tuckerman (H. T.) Thoughts on the poets. New York, 
 
 1851. 12°. 2544.14 
 
 Contents : 
 
 Crabbe. 
 
 Drake. 
 
 Goldsmith. 
 
 Gray. 
 
 Hemans {Mrs.) 
 
 Hunt. 
 
 Keats. 
 
 Moore. 
 
 Petrarch. 
 
 Pope. 
 Procter [Barry 
 
 Cornwall], 
 Rogers. 
 Shelley. 
 Tennyson. 
 Thomson. 
 Wordsworth. 
 Young. 
 
 The songstresses of Scot- 
 3251.06 
 
 Atteri. 
 
 Barrett {Miss}. 
 
 Bryant. 
 
 Burns. 
 
 Byron. 
 
 Campbell. 
 
 Coleridge. 
 
 Collins. 
 
 Cowper. 
 Tytler (S.) andWatson {J. L. 
 
 land. 2v. 1871. 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Lady Grisell Baillie. Jean Adam. Mrs. 
 
 Patrick Cockburn. Miss Jean Elliot. Miss Susanna Blam- 
 
 ire. Jean Glover. Mrs. Elizabeth Hamilton, v. 2. Lady 
 
 Anna Barnard. Carolina Baroness Nairne. Miss Joanna 
 
 Baillie. 
 
 Political Biography. 
 Gibbon [F. ) The public characters of Europe ; forming 
 
 a complete history of the late war. 2d ed. 3 v. 
 
 1815 3216.17 
 
 James (G. P. B.) and (h*owe (R E.) Livea of the most 
 
 eminent foreign statesmen. 5 v. 1836-38. 3211.19 
 
 Play/air (W.) Political portraits. 3 v. 1813-16. 3216.14 
 
 See also 'American,' p. 109 ; 'English and European,' 
 
 110 ; and * Miscellaneous,' p. 113. 
 
 Religious. 
 
 Bayne(P.) Christian life, social and individual. 3515.05 
 Includes sketches of Howard, Wilberforce, Budgett, 
 Foster, Arnold, Chalmers. 
 
 Burder ( 8. ) Memoirs of eminently pious women. 3216. 13 
 
 Fowler (H.) American pulpit; living preachers. 3456.07 
 
 Fuller (T.) Abel Bedevivns: lives and deaths of [108] 
 
 modern divines. 2 v. 1867 3432. liJ 
 
 Note. — In great part abridged from Adams's Vitffl Ger- 
 manorum theologorum. 
 
 Gilfillan ( G. ) Modern christian heroes : a gallery of 
 protesting and reforming men, including Crom- 
 well, Milton, the Puritans, Covenanters, first 
 Seceders, Methodists, etc. 1869. . . . 3554.20 
 
 Grant (J.) Metropolitan pulpit; sketches of the most 
 popular preachers in London. 2 v. 1839. 3443.02 
 
 Eeadley {J. T.) Chaplains and clergy of the revolution. 
 1864. ... 7 ........ . 3243.01 
 
 Kavanagh [J. ) Women of Christianity exemplary foi 
 act of piety and charity. [Isfxl9th century.] 5822.08 
 
 MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
BIOGRAPHY (COLLECTIVE) : Religions*, Youth. 
 
 115 
 
 Middleton (E) Evangelical biography. Alphabetically 
 arranged. 4 v. 1807 3216.01 
 
 Pen pictures of popular English preachers, with lim- 
 nings of listeners in church and chapel, fanon.~\ 
 1852 3143.07 
 
 Sprague (W. B. ) Annals of the American pulpit. 9 v. 
 1857-69 .3457.01 
 
 Steel (B. ) Lives made sublime by faith and works. 
 [anon.] [1865.]. . _ 3203.30 
 
 Stevenson (W. F.) Praying and working. 1863. 3595.10 
 
 Ttak (W. H.) Lives of English divines. 1846. 3413.08 
 
 Contents : Launcelot Andrewes. Dr. Henry Hammond. 
 
 Bp. fleorge Bull. Bp. Thos. Wilson. Win. Jones, of Nayland. 
 
 IhiMocli (J. ) Leaders in the reformation: Luther, Calvin, 
 
 Latimer, Knox. 1859 . . 3432.15 
 
 See also Biblical and religious lit. (England, p. 84;— 
 Reformation, p. 99, and other subdivisions); -and (in Coun- 
 tries) names of localities, for local religious biography. 
 
 Royal Biography: England. 
 
 Adams (W. H. D.) Anecdotal memoirs of English prin- 
 ces, and notices of certain members of the royal 
 house of England. 2 v. 1863 32.35.23 
 
 Dor an (Dr. J.) Queens of the house of Hanover. 2 v. 
 1835 3253.05 
 
 — Book of the princes ofWales. 1860. . . . 3253.21 
 Green (;!/". A. E.) Lives of the princesses of England. 
 
 6v. 1850-54 3255.01 
 
 Hall (Mrs. M. ) Queens of England before the conquest. 
 1854 3256.05 
 
 — Eoyal princesses of England, from the reign of 
 
 George i. 1871 3255. '29 
 
 HaUiwell(J. 0., editor). Letters of the kings of England. 
 
 [1190-1649.] With hist, introd. 2 v. 1848. 3255.20 
 Howitt (if.) Biographical sketches of the queens of 
 
 Great Britain. 1S65 3268.03 
 
 Smith (J. F. ) Romantic incidents in the lives of the 
 
 queens of England 3255.26 
 
 Contents: Elizabeth Woodville, qu. of Edw. iv. Eleanora 
 
 of Aquitaine, qu. of Henry ii. Matilda of Flanders, qu. of 
 
 William the conqueror. Matilda of Scotland, qu. of Henry i. 
 Strickland (A.) Lives of the queens of England. 12 v. 
 
 in 6. 1853 32.35.06 
 
 Same. 6 v. 1864-65 3255.13 
 
 Same. 4th ed. 8 v. 1854 3225.09 
 
 Same. Abridged ed. 1867 3256.03 
 
 — Lives of the bachelor kings of England. 2 v. 
 
 1861 3256.01 
 
 Contents: William ii. Bufus, 1056-1100. Edward v., 1470- 
 1483. Edward vi., 1537-1553. 
 
 — Lives of the last four princesses of the royal house 
 
 of Stuart. 1872 32.35.30 
 
 — Lives of the Tudor princesses, including Lady Jane 
 
 Gray and her sisters. 1868 3255.22 
 
 — Memoirs of the queens of Henrvviii. 1853. . 3256.04 
 
 Note — Same as v. 6-7 of her lives, etc. [3255.06.] 
 
 Royal: European. 
 
 Abbott (J. S. C.) Kings and queens; or, life in the 
 palace. 1850 3255.28 
 
 Book of beauty; or, regal gallery. Ed. by the countess 
 of Blessington. London, 1849. 8°. . . 326x05 
 Contents: Isabella of France. Anne of Bohemia. Catha- 
 rine, consort of Henry v. Margaret of Anjou. Elizabeth of 
 York. Katharine of Arragon. Mary the first. Queen 
 Elizabeth Queen Anne. 
 
 Doran(J.) Monarchs retired from business. 2 v. 32-33.07 
 
 — Group of queens unqueenod. [In his New pictures, 
 
 etc. 1851).] 2523.18 
 
 Fitzgerald ( M. S. ) Kings of Europe, past and present, 
 
 and their families. 1870 325.3.27 
 
 HoU(E. S.) Memoirs of royal ladies. 2 v. 1861. 3253.26 
 Contents: v. 1. E3a de Rosmar, countess of Salisbury, 6. 
 1189, d. 1261. Alicia, countess of Lancaster, b. 131a, d. 1348. 
 Joau, princess of Wales, "fair maid of Kent," b. 1328, d. 
 1385. Constance of Castilla, wife of John of Gaunt, b. 1354, 
 d. 1396. Jane Beaufort, qu. of Scotland, b. 1400, d. 1445. 
 Jeanne de Valois, qu. of France, b. 1464, d. 1505. Juana, 
 qu. of Spain, b. 1479, d. 1555. Marguerite of Austria, b. 
 1480, d. 1504. v. 2. Marguerite of Austria, continued. Char- 
 lotte de Montmorency, princess of Conde, b. 1594, d. 1650. 
 Marie Clementine oi Poland, consort of James Stuait, pre- 
 tender, b. 1702, d. 1529. 
 Jameson (Mrs. A.) Lives of celebrated female sovereigns 
 and illustrious women. Ed. by M. E. Hewitt. 
 1870 3255.25 
 
 Royal: Prance. 
 Bush (Mrs. F.) Memoirs of the queens of France. 2 v, 
 
 1851 3253.16 
 
 Royal: Prussia. 
 
 Atkinson (E. W.) Memoirs of the queens of Prussia. 
 
 1858 3265.04 
 
 Royal: Russia. 
 Fowler (G.) Lives of the sovereigns of Bussia. 2 v. 
 
 1858 3253.01 
 
 v. 1. Rurrk to Peter the Great, 852-1689. 
 2. Catherine i., to Paul i., 1725-1801. 
 
 Royal: Scotland. 
 Strickland (A. ) Lives of the queens of Scotland. 8 v. 
 
 1854-59 ■ 3256.06 
 
 v. 1. Margaret Tudor. Magdalene. Mary of Lorraine. 
 2. Mary of Lorraine, continued. Margaret Douglas. 
 3-8. Mary Stuart, nueen of Scots. 
 
 Royal: Spain. 
 
 George (A.) Annals of the queens of Spain. 2 v. 3253.03 
 Scottish. 
 
 Chambers (B., editor). Biographical dictionary of emi- 
 nent Scotsmen. 'With a supplemental volume, by 
 T.Thomson. With portraits. 5 v. 1856. 3215.11 
 Irving (D.) Lives of Scottish writers, 1850. . 3205.07 
 Tytler (P. F.) Lives of Scottish worthies. 3 v. 3252.01 
 
 1. Alexander iii. Michael Scott. Sir Wm. Wallace. Rob- 
 ort Bruce. 
 
 2. Eobert Bruce. J. Barbour. Andrew Winton. John 
 de Fordun. James i. 
 
 3. JameB i., continued. R. Henrysoun. W. Dunbar. Ga- 
 vin Douglas. Sir David Lindsay. Antiquarian illustrations. 
 
 See atso Poets, p. 114. 
 
 Spanish. 
 
 Quintana (M. J.) Lives of celebrated Spaniards. 3212.14 
 
 Travellers. 
 
 St. John (J.) Lives of celebrated travellers. . 3221.04 
 See also, in the general alphabet, Countries; — Voyages 
 and travels. 
 
 Welsh. 
 
 Parry (J. H.) The Cambrian Plutarch: memoirs, etc. 
 1834 3216.20 
 
 Wonderful and Eccentric Characters. 
 Caulfield (J. ) 'Portraits, memoirs, and characters of 
 
 remarkable persons. 4 v. 1819. . . 3264.06 
 
 Doran ( J. ) Court fools. 1858 2523.09 
 
 Kirby (B. 8.) 'Wonderful and eccentric museum. 5 v. 
 
 1820 3264.10 
 
 Zalanne (£.) Curiosites biographiques. 1858. 3261.08 
 Russell (W.) Eccentric personages. 1866. . 3264.03 
 Timbs (J.) English eccentrics and eccentricities. 2 v. 
 
 1866 3264.05 
 
 Wilson (S.) 'Wonderful characters. 3 v. . . 3264.15 
 — Wonderful characters. 1854 3266.01 
 
 Youth 
 
 Buckley (T. A.) Dawnings of genius. 1857. . 3263.24 
 
 Contents : Sketches of Mirandola. Petrarch. Giotto, 
 Michael Angelo. Raphael. Erasmus. Sir Thomas More. 
 Edward vi. Evelyn. \V. Wotton. Barretier. Montcalm. 
 Pascal. Christopher Wren. Grotius. Scaliger. Boothius. 
 Casaubon. Bacon. Newton Galileo. Mozart. Niebuhr. 
 Dr. Arnold. Hogarth Sir T. Lawrence. Chatterton. Sir 
 Walter Scott. Franklin. Washington. 
 
 Edgar (J. G.) Boyhood of great men. 1856. . 3263.23 
 Contents : Sir Walter Scott. Alexander Pope Edward 
 Gibbon. Sir James Mackintosh. Samuel Johnson. Francis 
 Jeffrey. George Canning. Daniel Webster. Earl oi Mans- 
 field. Lord chancellor Elden. William Wilbeiforce. Sir 
 Thomas Fowell Buxton. Galileo. James Ferguson, astrono- 
 mer. Sir Isaac Newton. Gassendi. Benjamin Franklin. 
 Pascal. Alembert. Cavendish. Sir Humphry Davy. Earl 
 St. Vincent, English admiral. Horatio Nelson. Duke of 
 Marlborough. Napoleon Bonaparte. Handel. Mozart. Sir 
 Thomas Lawrence, painter. Sir David Wilkie. Canova. 
 Thorwaldsen. Sir William Jones. Thomas Arnold, mn3ter 
 of Rugby. Thomas Ken, bishop of Bath and Wells. Samuel 
 Parr. Thomas Chalmers. John Hunter. Sir Astley Paston 
 Cooper, surgeon and writer. Sir Joseph Banks. John 
 James Audubon. 
 
 Masson(M.) Celebrated children. 1853. . . 3203.21 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Orders," giving the AUTHOR'S NAMK, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
116 
 
 BIOG-RAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : Abbot to Addison. 
 
 Russell ( W. ) Extraordinary men ; their boyhood and 
 
 early life. 1856 3263.20 
 
 Contents : Michel Angelo. Luther. Shakespeare. Crom- 
 well. Moliere. Pascal. John Churchill, duke of Marlbo- 
 rough. Peter the great, emperor of Russia. Benjamin 
 Franklin. Mirabeau. Mozart. Sir Samuel Komilly. Lord 
 See also, iii the general alphabet, Aristocracy, p. 35 ;— Biblical and religious lit. [Apostles, p. 77 ; Bible, p. 78 ; Fathers of 
 
 the church, p. 87 ; Jesus Christ, p. 90 ; Martyrs, p. 91 ; Popes, p. 96 j and other headings;— Classical dictionaries;— Fiction (History)- 
 
 —Fine arts (Biography);— Literature;— Longevity; Music (Biography); Natural history ; —Necromancers ;— , Oratory ;— Peerage ;-J 
 
 Poetry';— Presidents;— Frintingand printers;— Social science (Reform and reformers);— Women. 
 
 Nelson. Robert Burns. Sir Thomas Lawrence. Sir David 
 Wilkie. Napoleon i. George Lord Byron. Duke of Wei- 
 ington. Sir Robert Peel. Louis Philippe, king of tha 
 French. William Bllery Channing. William Cobbett. Rich- 
 ard Brinsley. Sheridan. John Paul Richter. 
 
 Timbs (J.) School-days of eminent men. 1838. 3263.22 
 
 PART SECOND : INDIVIDUAL BIOGRAPHIES. 
 
 Including Essays and Sketches contained in 
 Miscellaneous Collections, and in a portion of the Periodical Literature issued since 1851. 
 
 Note.— In the following Index the titles in large type directly indicate the subject of the work, while the titles in smaller typo 
 refer to volumes of which the essay or sketch forms only a component part. 
 
 Occasional reference is made to certain authorities, which are cited, for the moat part, by the author's or publisher's name 
 only, as follows : Allibone's Dictionary of authors ; Appleton's American cyclopaedia ; Duyckinck's Cyclopaedia of American litera- 
 ture ; Hoefer's Nouvelle biographie generate ; Lippincott's Dictionary of biography : M' Olintock aud Strong's Cyclopaedia of relig! 
 ious aud theological literature ; Michaud's Biographie universelle ; and Poole's Index to periodical literature. 
 
 Amo )g the more important general works of ready reference may be mentioned Haydn's Universal index to biography. ; Phil, 
 lip's Dictionary of biographical reference ; Woodward and Gate's Encyclopaedia of chronology ; and Ross's Index to Blair's chrono- 
 logical tables. For American biography Drake's Dictionary is the best ; for English, the various editions of the Encyclopaedia 
 Britannica, and the biographical portion of Knight's English cyclopaedia. For contemporary English and American biography con- 
 sult Men of the time [3223.12] and Martin's Handbook [3223.10]! and for general contemporary biography, see Vapereau's more 
 important Dictionnaire des contemporains, various editions. For special biography readers are referred to Part 1 of this class. 
 
 Adam (Jean, b. 1710, d. 1765). 
 
 — Tytler (S.) and Watson (J. L.) Songstresses of Soot- 
 land, v. 1 3251'.06 
 
 Adams (James Capen, 'mountaineer and grizly bear hunt- 
 er,' b. 1807). 
 
 — Hittell (T. H.) Adventures of. 1861. . . 4615.12 
 Adams (John, 2d pres. of the U. S., b. 1735, d. 1826). 
 
 — Life; Diary; Autobiography. [Works, v. 1-3. 5013.01 
 
 — Adams (J. Q. and C. F. ) Life of. 2 v. , 1871. 3011.01 
 
 — Hamilton (A.) Letters concerning the public con- 
 duct and character of J. A 5093.07 
 
 — Selection of eulogies, in honor of J. A. 1826. 3011.03 
 See also paper, by Clarence Cook, in Homes of American 
 
 statesmen [3245 12]; Magoon (E. L.) Orato.-s of the rev 
 [6311.12]; Parker (T.) Historic Americans [3243.07]; San- 
 derson (J.) Biography of the signers of the Decl. of inde- 
 pendence, v. 8 [3244.08]; North Anier. rev., v. 85, 1857. 
 Adams (Mrs. Johu, wife of president, b. 1744, d. 1818). 
 
 — Letters. With a memoir, by C. F. Adams. Bost. 
 1848. 12° 3012.04 
 
 See also Filet (E. F.) Women of the Amer. rev., v. 2 
 [5822.05]; Holloway (L. C.) Ladies of the White House 
 [3245.14]; Herring and Longacre's Nat. port sal., v 4 (by 
 J. Q. Adams) [3247.11]. 
 Adams (John Quincy, 6th pres. of the XT. S., b. 1767, 
 d. 1848). 
 
 — Memoirs, comprising portions of his diary from 1795 
 to 1848. Ed. by C.F.Adams, v. 1-7. 1874-5. 3018.24 
 
 — Quincy (Josiah). Memoir of. 1858. . . 3012.07 
 
 — Seward (W. H. ) Life and public services of, with 
 eulogy. 1856 3012.08 
 
 See also Child (D. L.) in Homes of Amer. statesmen 
 3245.12]; Everett (E.) Eulogy. [In his Orations, v. 2. 6322.04]; 
 Maury (S. M.) Statesmen of America; Upham (C. W.) in 
 Herring and Longacre's Nat. port, gal., n. i. [3247.11]. 
 Adams (Mrs. John Quincy, wife of pres. of U. N.) 
 
 -See Holloway (L. C.) LadieB of the White House [3245.14]; 
 Herring and Longacre's Nat. port, gal., v i [3247.11]. 
 Adams (Samuel, rev. patriot, of Mass., b. 1722, d. 1803). 
 
 — Wells (Wm. V.) Life and public services of. 3 v. 
 1865 e . 3012.09 
 
 Note. — v. 3 contains Thacher's Funeral sermon on S. A. 
 
 See also Magoon (E L.) Orators of the rev., p. 95-120, 1848 
 [6311.12]; Sanderson (J.) Biography of the signers, v. 9, 
 1820 [3244.09], 
 
 Addington (Henry, 1st lord Sidmouth, Enql statesmen, 
 b. 1757, d. 1844). 
 
 — Pellew (G.) Life of, etc. 3 v. 1787. . . .3012.12 
 Addison (Joseph, Engl, essayist and poet,b. 1672, d. 17191. 
 
 — Aikm (Lucy). Life of. 2 v. 1843 3012.15 
 
 — Drake (W.) Biogr., sketch, and writings of A. 
 [Drake's essays, v. 2-3. 1805.] .... 2523. H 
 
 — Howitt (W.) Homes and haunts, etc. v. 1 953.23 
 
 — Johnson (S.) Lives of the poets, v. 1 3263.01 
 
 — Macaulay (T. B.) Essays, v. 6 2636.211 
 
 Repr. from Ed. rev. July, 1843 
 
 — J? ine (H. A.) History of English literature 2753.21 
 
 — lhackeray (W. M.) English humorists 3252.13 
 
 — Thompson (Jfrs. K. B.) Celebrated friendships, v. 1. . 3253.25 
 
 Abbot {Rev. Abiel, of Beverly, Mass., b. 1770, d. 1828). 
 
 — Flint (J. ) Sermon on the death of. 1828. 
 
 Abbot (Charles, lord Colchester. Engl, vice-admiral and 
 statesman, b. 1757, d. 1829). 
 
 — Diary and correspondence, 1795-1829. Ed. by his 
 
 son. 3 v. London, 1861. 8°. . . . . 3041.07 
 Abbot (George, abp. of Canterbury, b. 1562, d. 1633.) 
 
 — Lodge (E.) Portraits, etc. v. 3 3225.01 
 
 Abboti- (Rev. John E., of Salem, Mass., b. 1793, d. 1819). 
 
 — Ware (H.) Sketch of. [Works, v. 2.] . . . 3617.11 
 AsdelK/jd-eb, (ex-Sultan of the Arabs of Alyeria, b. 1807). 
 
 — Churchill (Col. C. H.) Life of. 1867. . . 3011.10 
 
 — France (M. A. de). The prisoners of 1845. . 1091.22 
 A Becket (Thomas). See Becket (Thomas a). 
 Abelaed or Abailabd (Pierre, mediceval philosopher and 
 
 theologian, b. 1079, d. 1142). 
 
 — Berrington (J. ) History of the lives of Abeillard and 
 
 Heloisa, 1079-1163. With their letters, Latin and 
 English 3012.01 
 
 — Guizot (M. and Mme. F. P. G.) Abailard et Heloise. 
 
 Nouv. e'd. 1853 3012.24 
 
 — Turlot (F. C. ) Abailard et He'loise, avec un apercu, 
 
 xii. siecle, et une vue de Paris tel qu'il e'toit alors. 
 1822 3012.25 
 
 — Wight (O. W.) Komance of Abelard and Heloise. 
 
 I 853 3012.03 
 
 Same. [New ed. with new title.] Lives and let- 
 ters, etc. 1861 3012.02 
 
 See also Bruce (J.) Classic portraits, v. 2 [3212 16] • Dele- 
 pierre (O.) Historical difficulties, p. 49-67. 1868 [2521 271- 
 Doran(J.) New pictures, etc. [2523.18]; Gentleman's mag 
 1852 ; repr. iu Eclectic, v. 26, 1852 and Littell, July, 1852- 
 Lawartine (A.de). .Memoirs of eel. characters, v. 1 [3264.18)' 
 Wright (T ) A. aud the scholastic philosophy. Un Wrio'ht's 
 Essays. 1846 2722 20]; North Amer. rev., v. 88 1859 West- 
 minster rev., July, 1871 and Littell, 1871, v. 3.' 
 
 A Iso histories of the middle ages by Hallam, and other 
 writers; histories of philosophy, of the church, etc. Also 
 Disraeli's Curiosities of lit., and references in Poole's 
 Index, Hoefer, etc.; and Pope's poem, 'Eloisa to Abelard.' 
 
 oee also Heloise. 
 
 Abbbcromby (Sir Ralph, English general, b. 1734, d 1801) 
 
 — Gleig (G. R.) Lives, etc. v. 8 an,-, ni 
 
 — Lodge (E.) Portraits, etc., v. 8 ' ' 8226 08 
 
 Abekdeen (Earl of, Engl, statesman). ' See Gordon 
 
 (George H.) 
 Abeenethy (John, Engl, physician, b. 1763, d. 1831) 
 
 — Macilwum (G.) Memoirs of. 2ded. 2 v. 1854 3012 05 
 
 Set :also .Russell (W.) Eccentric personages r3264.081- 
 We'd? r6T " Y ' 28, 1858 < Abemeai y ™* Hunter con- 
 About (Edmond F. V., French writer, b. 1828) 
 
 See Men of the third republic. 1873 [3252.271- Fraser's 
 
 fmr Z : T 1? ???i I "?o rev " v ' "• 1880: North Brit - ™v. v 44 
 
 JSS^gSb^- 8 ' aDdintr0d t<""° King'of'the 
 
 Abeantes (Ihichesse d', 6. 1784, d. 1838). See Jonot. 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : Adelaide «, Alfred. 
 
 11? 
 
 — Tuckerman (H. T.) Essays, biographical, etc ... 2544.15 
 
 See also North Amer. rev., v. 79, 1854; Eclectic mag., v. 
 26, 1852; Temple Bar, June, 1874. Also referenced In Poole's 
 Index. 
 Adelaide (Queen, consort of William IV, d. 18-19). 
 
 — Doran (J. ) Memoir of. 1861 3011.08 
 
 Adelicia (of Lorraine, Queen of Henry I., b. 1151?). 
 
 — Strickland (A.) Lives, etc. v. 1. . . 3255.06; 3266.13; 3225.09 
 Adeliza (sister of Wm. the Conqueror). 
 
 — Stapletou (T.) History, etc. [In Archaeologia, v. 26.] 
 Adobna {Saint Catherine, of Genoa, b. 1477, d. 1510). 
 
 — Upham (T. 0.) Life of. 1855 3012.17 
 
 Adman IV. (Pope; Nicholas Breakspere, d. 1159). 
 
 — Trolljpe (E.) Memoir of. [In Archseologia, v. 37, 1857.] 5128.04 
 JEmtlots Patjltjs (Roman general, d. 160 B.C. ) 
 
 — Plutarch. Lives v. 2 of 3145.17; 3145.22; 3145.08 
 
 — and Timoleon compared. Plutarch. Lives, v. 2. of 3146.17; 
 
 3145.22; 3145.08. 
 
 2Eneas Sylvius. See Pius II. (Pope). 
 Aoassiz (Louis J., naturalist, b. 1807, d. 1873). 
 
 See Whipple (E P.) Character, etc. [2546.30]; Putnam (A.) 
 Agassiz and spiritualism [3813.41], 
 Agesdlaus (Spartan king, d. 361 B.C.) 
 
 — Plutarch. Lives, v. 4 of 3146.17 3145.22: . . v. 3 of 3145.08 
 
 — and Pompey compared. Plutaxoh. Lives, v. 4 of 3146.17; / 
 
 3145.22; v. 3 of 3145.08. 
 
 Aois (king of Sparta, d. 398 B.o.) 
 
 — Plutarch. Lives, v. i of 3146.17; v. 5 of 3145.22; v. 3 of 3145.08. 
 
 — and Cleomenes compared with the Gracchi. Plutarch. Lives. 
 
 V. 4 of 3146.17; 3145.08; v. 5 of 3145.22. 
 
 Agnes Sorel (mistress of Charles VII. , d. 1450). 
 
 See Bruce (J.) Classic portraits, v. 2. 1853. . .3212.15 
 Agbippa (H. Cornelius, alchemist, d. 1535). 
 
 — Morley (H.) Cornelius Agrippa, doctor and knight. . 3015.13 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 55, 1857. 
 Agbtppina (wife of Ccesar Germanicus, d. a.d. 33). 
 
 — Hamilton (E. ) Memoirs of. 2 v. 1811. . 3013.01 
 
 Note. — Historical fiction. 
 
 — Hays (M.) Female biography, v. 1 3212.01 
 
 Agbippjna, daughter of Caisar Germanicus, d. a.d. 60. 
 
 — Scheie de Vere (M.) The great empress. 1860. 3012.21 
 Aouesseau (Henry Francois d', 6. 1668, d. 1751). 
 
 — Butler (O. ) Memoir of. 4th ed. 1830. .3013.03 
 Atittn (Luey, Engl, authoress) and Channtng (W. E.) 
 
 Correspondence, 1826 to 1842. Ed. by A. L. Le 
 Breton. Boston, 1874. 12° 3034.16 
 
 Atnswobth (Harrison, English novelist, b. 1805). 
 
 See Friswell (J. H.) Modern men of letters. 1870. 2525.18 
 
 Akenstdb (Mark, Engl, poet, b 1721, d. 1770). 
 
 — Bell (B.) Lives, etc. V. 2 3211.18 
 
 — Johnson (S.) Lives, etc 3263.03 
 
 — Tuckerman (H. T.) Characteristics of lit. v. 1. 1849. 2544.10 
 Albany (Louisa, countess of, b. 1753, d. 1824). 
 
 — Jesse (J. H.) Memoirs of the pretenders. 2 v. 1645. 3166.05 
 
 See also Ed. rev. (art. by A. Hayward), v. 114, 1861, and 
 Littell, 1861, v. 3 ; Eevue des deux raondes, v. 31, 1861 ; 
 West, rev., v. 76, 1861. 
 Alberoni (Giuho, Hal. statesman, b. 1661, d. 1752). 
 
 — James (G. P. E.) Lives, etc. v. 4. . . . 3211.22 
 
 — Maccall (W.) Foreign biographies, v. 2 3265.22 
 
 — Wraxall (L.) Beniaraable adventurers, v. 1, 1863. . . 3264.23 
 Albekt {prince consort of England, b. 1819, d. 1861). 
 
 — Victoria ( Queen) . The early years of the prince 
 
 consort. 1867. 
 
 Reviewed in Blackwood, v. 102, 1867 ; Fraser's mag., v. 
 76, 1867 ; North Br. rev., v. 47, 1867. 
 
 — Martin (T.) Life of. v. 1. 18/5. . . .3011.16 
 
 — Sketches and anecdotes of. 1868. . . . 3174.19 
 
 See also Blackwood, v. 91, 1862 ; Quar. rev., v. Ill, 1862 ; 
 West, rev., v. 77, 1862. 
 
 See also lives of Vioioeia ; — and in the general al- 
 phabet, Countries. (Saxe-Uoburg.) 
 Albert Edwabd (prince of Wales, b. 1841). 
 
 — Oornwallis (K.) Boyalty in the new world. 3013.13 
 
 — *Bussell (W. H. ) Memorial of the marriage of. 
 
 Ulna, by B. Dudley N. 37.12 
 
 — Woods (N. A. ) Prince of Wales in Canada and the 
 
 U. S. 1861 1132.11 
 
 Alboni (Marietta, Hal. singer, b. 1824). 
 
 — Clayton (E. C.) Queens of song 3265.10 
 
 Alcibiades, Greek politician and general, d. B.C. 404. 
 
 — Bruce (J.) Classic portraits, v. 1 3212.15 
 
 — Plutarch. Lives, etc. v. 2 of 3146.17 ; 3145.22 ; v. 1 of 3145.08 
 
 — and Coriolanus compared. Plutarch. Lives, etc. v. 2 of 
 
 3146.17 ; 3145.22 ; v. 1 of 3145.08. 
 AijCOtt (Amos Bronson, of Concord, Mass., b. 1799). 
 
 — Psabody (Miss E. P.) Becord of Mr. Alcott's school. 
 
 3ded. 1874. 5512.28 
 
 Alouin (scholar, friend of Charlemagne, d. 804). 
 
 — Lorenz(F.) Life of. 1837. 3013.09 
 
 Alembert (Jean le Bond d', French philosopher and 
 
 mathematician, b. 1717, d. 1783). 
 
 — Brougham (H.) Philosophers, etc 3024.08 
 
 — Edgar (J. Or.) Boyhood of great men 3263.22 
 
 Alexander the Great, b. 356, d. 323 b.o. 
 
 — Abbott (J.) History of. 1868 3013.20 
 
 — Avrian. Anabasis et Indica. Beliqua Arriani, et 
 
 scriptorum de rebus Alexaudri Iragmenta, pseudo- 
 Callisthenis hist fab. 1846. .... 7706.10 
 
 History of the expedition of Alexander the Great, 
 
 and conquest of Persia. Tr. by Mr. Booke. 427.10 
 
 — Curtius Bufus (Q. ) History of. Tr. with note-, by 
 
 Mr. Pratt. 2 v. 1809 3012.27 
 
 — Frederick August, duke of Brunswick. Critical re- 
 
 flexions on. 1767 3012.29 
 
 — Sainte Croix (G. E. J. G. de 0. L. baron de). A crit- 
 
 ical inquiry, etc. 1793 3018.09 
 
 — Schlegel (C. W. F. von). Ctesar and A. : hist, comparison. 
 
 [In his Lectures on mod. hist.] 442.04 ' 
 
 — Williams (J. ) Life of. 1843 3013. 19 
 
 See also Creasy (Prof.) in Bentley, repr. in Eclectic mag., 
 v. 28, 1853 ; Freeman (E. A.) Hist, essays, v. 2, 1873, or Ed. 
 rev , v. 105, 1857 [2528.12]; Herbert (H. W.) Captains, etc. 
 [3082.03]: Plutarch. Lives. [V. 4 of 3146.17 ; 3145.22; v. 3 
 of 3145.08]; Plutarch. Concerning the fortune or virtue of 
 Alexander the Great. [In kis Morals, v. 1, pp. 475- 516 
 5435.26] ; Sterling (J.) Essays and tales, v. 1 [2547.09] : also 
 Aubrey De Vere's dramatic poem, Alexander the Great. 
 
 See also histories of Greece, and general ancient histo- 
 ries. 
 Alexander I (mar of Russia, b. 1777, d. 1825). 
 
 — Gibbon (F.) Public characters, v. 1, p. 7-148 3216.17 
 
 — — Maccall (W.) Foreign biographies, v. 2, p. 126-163. 1873. 3265.22 
 Alexander LI. (czar of Russia, b. 1818). 
 
 — North Brit, rev., v. 41, 1864 (Russia under Alex. II.) 
 Alexander HI. (king of Scotland, b. 1241, d. 1285). 
 
 — Tytler (P. F.) Lives of Scottish worthies, v. 1. . . 3252.01 
 Alexander VI. (Pope, b. 1430, d. 1503). 
 
 — Gordon (A. ) The life of. 1844 3012.30 
 
 Alexander VII. (Pope, b. 1598, d. 1667). 
 
 — Bargrave (J. ) Alexander VII. and the college of car- 
 
 dinals; ed. by J. C. Bobertson. Camd. soc. 1867. 
 
 5113.46 
 
 — Borne exactly described under A. VII. 1664. 531.10 
 Alexander (James W., Amer. presb. divine, b. 1804, d. 
 
 1859). 
 
 — Forty years' familiar letters. [1819-44.] 2 v. N. Y. 
 
 i860. 12° 3013.10 
 
 — Fowler (H) American pulpit 3456.07 
 
 Alexander (Joseph Addison, Amer. presb. divine, b. 
 
 1809, d. 1860). 
 
 — Alexander (H. C.) Life of. v2. 1870. . .3013.24 
 
 See also article by J. Dwight in New Englander, v. 29, 
 1870. 
 Alexander (Wm., " earl of Stirling," maj.-gen., Amer. 
 rev., b. 1726, d. 1783). 
 
 — Duer (W. A.) Life of. 1847. 3165.23 
 
 Alexandra Feodorowna (empress of Russia). 
 
 — Grimm (A. T. von). A. F., empress of Bussia. Tr. 
 
 by Lady Wallace. 2 v. 1870 3011.22 
 
 Alfieri (Vittorio, Hal. poet, b. 1749, d. 1803). 
 
 — Autobiography. With essay by C. E. Lester. N. Y. 
 
 1845. 12S 3013.14 
 
 See also Jeffrey (F.) Essaye [2533 19]; Shelley (M. W.) 
 Lives, etc., v. 2 [3211.27]; and histories of Italian litera- 
 ture; also Ed. rev.,v. 114, 1861 (Countess of Albany and A.); 
 Nat. quar. rev., v. 14, 1867. 
 Alfonso (the wise, king of Castile, b. 1221, d. 1284). 
 
 See Littell, 1872, v. 3 (from Macmillan). 
 Alford (Henry, dean of Canterbury, b. 1810, d. 1873). 
 
 — Life, journals, and letters. 1873 3011.25 
 
 See also articles by E. T. Vaughan in Coutem. rev., v. 16, 
 1871, or Littell, 1871, v. 1. 
 Alfred (the great, king of England, b. 849, d. 901). 
 
 — Abbott (J.) History of. 1849 3013.15 
 
 — - Asser (J.) Annals, etc. [In Giles (J. A.) Six old Engl, chroni- 
 cles.] 471.04 
 
 — Dunham (8. A.) Lives, etc., v. 1 8211.14 
 
 — Edwards (E.) Early biographies of. [In his Chapters, etc. 1864. j 
 
 2744.12 
 
 — Giles (Uev. J. A.) Life and times of. 1854. 3013.16 
 
 — Hughes (T.) Alfred the Great. [1869.] . . 3013.26 
 
 — Pduli(R.) Life of King Alfred. 1852. . . 3013.17 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Fraser's mag., v. 45, 1874; or Eclectio 
 mag., v. 25, 1852; North Amer. rev., v. 75, 1852; North Brit, 
 rev., v. 17, 1852. 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, aud the NUMBER. 
 
118 
 
 BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : Alfreds Arc. 
 
 A lfsed ( the great) continued. 
 
 --Spelman (Sir J.) Life of. 1709 3013.18 
 
 — Steinitz (F. ) Life of. 3014.17 
 
 Allan [Col. John, rev. patriot, b. 1746, d. 1805). 
 
 — - Journals and letters. See Kidder (F. ) Military op- 
 
 erations in E. Maine. 1867 593. 21 
 
 Allen (Ethan, Amer. rev. patriot, b. 1738, d. 1789). 
 
 — Depuy (H. W.) Ethan Allen, and the Green Moun- 
 
 tain heroes of 76. 1853 3031.21 
 
 — Sparks (J.) Life of. [In his Amer.biogr., v. 1.] 3241.01 
 Allen (Henry Watkins, Confed. maj. gen., gov. of Lou- 
 isiana, b. 1820, d. 1866). 
 
 — Dorsey (S. A. I Kecollections of. 186S. . 3013.22 
 
 See also article by J. C. Robertson in Contem. rev., v. 8. 
 1868. 
 Alleyn (Edward. English actor, b. 1566, d. 1626). 
 
 — Collier (J. P. ) Memoirs of. Shak. soc. 1841. 1756.01 
 Allston (Thoodosh, daughter of Aaron Burr, b. 1783, 
 
 d. 1812). 
 
 — Pnrton (J.) Famous Americans 3345.16 
 
 Allston (Washington, Amer. painter and author, b. 
 
 1779, d. 1843). 
 
 — Wa,:.e (W.) Lectures on the -works and genius of. 
 
 1*52 ' 3013.23 
 
 See also Irving (W.) Spanish papers, v. 2 [2533.12] ; Jame- 
 son (Mrs.) Memoirs and essays. 1816 [2533.18] ; Lester (C. 
 E ) Artists of America [1415.10] ; Ossoli (M. Fuller), Liter- 
 ature and art, v. 2 [2525.09] ; Tuckerman (H. T.) Book of 
 the artists [1415.09] ; also articles in Atlantic, v. 16, 1865 
 (Our first great painter, by 8. Clark) ; North Amer. rev., v. 
 60 (by Dr. Holmes) ; and the art novel, ' Ernest Carroll ' 
 [211.49]. 
 
 Almeida (Francis d', Portuguese viceroy of India,d. 1510). 
 
 — Maccall (W.) Foreign biographies, v. 2, 1873. . . . 3265.21 
 Alva (F. Alvarez, duke of, viceroy of the Netherlands, b. 
 
 1508, d. 1582). 
 
 — James (G. P. R.) Memoirs, etc 3263.26 
 
 Amboise (George d', Fr. card, and minister of Louis XL 
 
 h. 1460, d. 1510). 
 
 — James (G. P. B.) Lives, etc. v. 1 3211.19 
 
 Ames (Fisher, rev. patriot and orator, b. 1759, d. 1808'. 
 
 — Life by J. T. Eirkland, and htters. [Works, v. 
 
 !■] . 5014.01 
 
 — Lunt (O.) Three eras, etc. 1857 2534.24 
 
 — Magoon (E. L ) Orators of the rev., p. 311-342. 1848. 6311.12 
 
 — Thayer (Jas. B.) [Homes of American statesmen.] . 3245.12 
 
 See also North Amer. rev., v. 80, 1855. 
 Ampere (Andre Marie, Fr. math, and physicist, d. 1836). 
 
 — Arago (F.) Eulogy on. [Sm. rep., 1872.] 3936.27 
 
 Andebsen (Hans Christian, Danish novelist, b. 1805, d. 
 
 1875). Story of my life. N. Y.,1871. 12°. 3013.32 
 
 — Same. True story of my life. Tr. by M. Howitt. 
 
 Boat., 1817. 16°. . . 3013.27 
 
 Anderson (Isaac, Amer. preacher, b. 1780, d. 1857). 
 
 — McBride (J.) Pioneer biography, v. 1. 1869. . . 3248 19 
 Andre (Maj. John, British officer in Amer. rev., b. 1751 
 
 d. 1780). 
 
 — Sargent (W.) Life and career of. 1861. .3014 01 
 
 Reviewed in N. A. rev., v. 93, 1861. See also Atlantic 
 y. 6, 1860 ; Chandler (P. W.) Amer. criminal trials v. 2 
 1844 [5611.12] Sargent's Dealing with the dead (see Index) 
 v. 2, 1845 [2522.23] ; Earl Stanhope s Miscellanies, 2d series. 
 [2jl3.27a], Also Lossing's articles in Harper's monthly 
 v. 3 and 23 ; Lossing'B Field-book of the rev. [577 12] • lives 
 of Benedict Arnold, and histories of the Amer rev 
 Andrew (John A., gov. of Mass., b. 1818, d. 1867) 
 
 — Brown (A. G.) Sketch of official life. . 3014 0> 
 
 — Stowe (H. E. B.) Men of our times. . •m<-v> m 
 
 — Whipple (E. P.) Success and its conditions. . '. ' ' 254509 
 Angelica da Fiesole (Fra Giovanni Guido, called B-ato 
 
 dial, painter, b. 1387, it. 1455). 
 
 — Cartier (E.) Life of. 1865 301-1 03 
 
 Also Mrs. Jameson's memoirs of the Hal. painters [1435 091 
 Angelo (Michael). See Btjonaeotti (MA) 
 Angotjleme (Charles de Valois, due d'). Memoires 
 
 1589. [Petitot, Col. de me'm, 1 ser. v 44 "1 50' 
 Angotjleme (Marie Therfese Charlotte "■■-' 
 
 ■-•■■■., duchesse u 
 daughter of Louis XVI., b. 1778, d. 1851) 
 
 — Private memoirs. Captivity of the royal 'family of 
 
 b ranee in the Temple. London, 1817. 18°. 3114 12 
 -Lomer(I. F.) Filia Dolorosa : memoirs, etc. 2d ed. 
 
 J-ooo 3014 27 
 
 Aniello (Tomrnasso). See Masaniel'lo.' 
 
 Anne (of Austria, queen of France, b. 1602, d. 1656). 
 
 — Freer (M. W.) Married life of. 2 v 1864. 
 Regency of. 2 v. 1866. . 
 
 Brfsh t°tZ ?7 C ^, (J '> C1 " ssi0 Pofaits', v.' 2 ' [3212 161 • 
 Bush [Mrs. F.) Oueonn nf F,. a r,« Q .. nroU,« l 1D 1' 
 
 portraits, v. 2 . 
 Queens of France, v. 2 [3253.17]. 
 
 3013.28 
 3013.30 
 
 . 3255.25 
 . 3225.01 
 . 3263.19 
 : 3256.04 
 ■ 3077.18 
 
 Anne (of Bohemia, queen of Richard II., d. 1394). 
 
 — Strickland (A.) Lives, etc. . . . 3255.06 ; 3255.13- 322500 
 Anne Boleyn or Bullen (queen of Henry VIII b 1 M\n 
 
 d. 1536). '' ' '' 
 
 — Benger (E. O.) Memoirs. 1851 302211 
 
 — Bruce (J.) Classic portraits, v. 2 ' mii i« 
 
 — Froude (J. A.) Fresh evidence about A. B. [Fraser's ma ? 
 
 — Jameson (Mrs.) Lives of female sovereigns. 
 
 — Lodge (E.) Portraits, etc v. 1 
 
 — Russell (¥m.) Extraordinary women. 
 
 — Strickland (A.) Lives, etc. 3255.07 ; 3255.14 ; 3226 io - 
 
 — Thomson (Mrs.) Court of Henry VUI. v. 2. . ' 
 See also Lives of Henry VIII. and histories of Ensla^l 
 
 during his reign. e"*"u 
 
 Anne Hyde (duchess of York, queen of James IL . b 1637 
 d. 1671). ' '' 
 
 — Lodge (E.) Portraits, v. 6 3 225 05 
 
 Anne [of Brittany, queen, of Charles VIII, and afterwards 
 
 of Louis XII. of France, b. 1476, d. 1514). 
 
 — Costello (L. S. ) Memoirs of. 1855. . , 3014 04 
 Anne (of Cleves, queen of Henry VIII, b. 1515, d. 1557) 
 
 — Strickland (A.) Lives, etc. 3255.07 ; 3255.14 ; 3225.11 ; 3256 04 
 
 Anne (of Denmark, queen of James I, b. 1574, d* 1619) 
 
 — Strickland (A.) Lives, etc. 3255.08 ; 3255.16 ; 3226.13 
 Anne (queen of England, b. 1664, d. 1714). 
 
 — Lodge (E.) Portraits, v. 7 3205 m 
 
 — Somerville (T.) History of Great Britain during the reign of. 
 
 1798 ^Bg ,n 
 
 — Stanhope (Earl). History of England, 1701-13.465. OS 
 Note.— Reviewed in Blackwood, March 1874 • Quar rev 
 
 V. 129, 1870. ' 
 
 — Steele (Sir R.) Political writings. 1715 5712 00 
 
 — Strickland (A.) Lives, etc. . . . 3255.10 ; 3255.17 •' 3225 16 
 
 — Swift (J ) Four last years of. [Works, v. 5.] ... 5074 04 
 See also T. E. Kebbel's article in Fortnightly, v. 13, 1&70 
 
 or Littell, 1870, v. 3. Also general histories otEngiand, and' 
 lives of the duke and duchess of Marlborough. 
 
 Anne (of Warwick, queen of Richard III., d. 1485). 
 
 — Strickland (A.) Lives, etc. . . . 3255.06 ; 3255.13 • 3226 10 
 Anselm (St, ahp. of Canterbury, b. 1033, d. 1109). 
 
 — Church (R. W.) St. Anselm ; a life. 1870. 3418.14 
 
 — Hook (W. F.) Lives of the archbishops of Canterbury, 
 v. 2 <iii5 05 
 
 — Saisset (E.) TJn moine philosophe. [Revue des deux inondea. 
 mai, 1853.] 
 
 Anson (George, Engl, naval officer, b. 1697, d. 1762). 
 
 — Oliphant (Mrs.) Hist, sketches, etc. 1869 3064.18 
 
 Repr. from Blackwood. Also in Littell, 1869, v. 1. See 
 
 also p. 29 of this catalogue. 
 Anspach (Eliz. B. Craven, margravine of, b. 1750, d. 
 
 1828). Memoirs by herself. 2 v. London, 1826. 
 
 8° 3014.05 
 
 Antony (Mark, Roman triumvir, b. 85, d. 30, B.C.) 
 
 — Plutarch. Lives. . v. 5 of 3146.17 ; 3145.32 ; v. 4 of 3145.05 
 
 — and Demetrius compared. Plutarch. Lives, v. 5 of 3146.17; 
 3145.22 ; v. i of 5145.08. 
 
 Apollonius, of Tyana, (Pythagorean philosopher, 1st 
 century). 
 
 See article by W. M. W. Call, in Fortnightly rev., v. 2, 
 1865. Also p. 31 of this catalogue. 
 Afoletos (Platonic philosopher, about 150 a.d.) 
 
 See article by C. G. Prowett, iraFraser'B mag., Oct., 1873. 
 Also p. 31 of this catalogue. 
 Aquinas (St. Thomas, scholastic philosopher and theolo- 
 gian, b. 1227, d. 1274). 
 
 — Hampden (B. D. ) Life of. 1848. . . . 3013.06 
 Arago (D. Francois J., French astronomer, b. 1786, i. 
 
 1853). 
 
 — History of my youth. [Sm. rep., 1870.] . 3936.25 
 
 — Fourier (J.) Biography of. (Sm. rep., 1871.] . . . 3936.26 
 
 — Lomenie (J. de). Sketches, etc. p. 271-291. 1841 . 3261.26 
 See also Ed. rev., 1010 or Littell, v. 11, 1855 ; North Brit. 
 
 rev., v. 20, 1853-4. 
 
 Abaoona (TulLa d', Ml. poetess, b. 1510, d. 1565). 
 
 — Trollope (T. A.) Decade, etc. v: 2 3262.29 
 
 Aram (Eugene, Engl, scholar, b. 1704, d. 1759). 
 
 — Trial [for murder] and defence. L., 1824. 8° [Pamphleteer, 
 
 V. 23.] 6059.23 
 
 See also Bulwer's novel, • Eugene Aram ' [144.10], 
 Akatus (Ureek general, b. B.o. 271, d. B.C. 213). 
 
 — Plutarch. Lives, v. 6 of 3146.17 ; v. 6 of 3145.22 ; v. 4 of 
 
 3145.08. 
 Akblay (Francis Burney, Mme. d\ 6. 1752, d. 1810). 
 
 — Berkeley (Mrs. Helen, pseud, for Mrs. Mowatt Ritchie). Me- 
 
 moirs of Madame D'Arblay. 2 v. in 1. 1844. . . .3047.19 
 
 — Diary and letters. 2 v. New York, 1842. 8°. . . . 3017.06 
 
 See also Croslaud (Mrs. N.) Memorable women [3261.19: 
 3262.26] ; Elwood (A.K.) Literary ladies of England, v. 'i 
 [3253.22) ; Macaulay (T. B.) Essays, v. 5, or Ed. rev., Jan., 
 1843 [2636.20]. 
 
 Ako (Joan of). See Darc (Jeanne). 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : Argejaon to Aytoun. 
 
 119 
 
 Abgenson (Marc Pierre d', French statesman, d. 1764). 
 
 See West, rev., v. 85, 1866. 
 Abgyll (Dukes of). 
 
 — House of Argyll and collateral branches of the Clan Campbell. 
 
 from the year 420. Glasgow, 1871. 8* 3014.14 
 
 See also Campbell (Archibald, and George J. D.) 
 Abiosto (Ludovico, Italian poet, b. 1474, d. 1533). 
 
 — Shelley (M. W.) Livoa. etc., v. 1 8211.26 
 
 Note.— See also histories of literature by Hullam [2741 .18] ; 
 Sismondi [2732.21] ; Disraeli's Curiosities of literature 
 [2765.02] ; Mrs. Jameson's Loves of the poets [3262.21J ; 
 Longfellow's Poets of Europe [1665.07] ; National quar. rev., 
 v. 10, 1865 ; and, in the general alphabet, Literature (Ital- 
 ian). 
 Abistides ( Greek statesman, d. 468 b. c. ) 
 
 — Plutarch. Lives, v. 5 of 3146.17 ; 3145.22 ; 3145.08. 
 
 — and Marcus Cato compared Plutarch. Lives, v. 2 of 3146.17 ; 
 
 3145.22 ; 3145.08. 
 
 Abistotle (b. S84, d. 332 b. o. ) See p. 36 of this cata- 
 logue. 
 
 Abkwbight (Sir Richard, English, inventor of the spin- 
 ning jenny, b. 1732, d. 1792). 
 
 — Coleridge (H.) Northern worthies, v. 2. 1852 . . . 3263.07 
 Abnauld (Angelique, abbess of Port Royal, b. 1591, d. 
 
 1661). 
 
 — Martin (F.) Angelique Ainauld, abbess of Port Roy- 
 
 al. 1873 3014.29 
 
 See also histories of Port Boyal, p. 96 of this catalogue. 
 -Aendt (Ernst Moritz, German poet, b. 1769, d. 1860). 
 
 See Ed. rev., v. 132, 1870, or Littell, v. 2, 1871 ; Fortnightly 
 rev., v. 14, 1870 (by Wm. L. Blackley). 
 Abnold (Benedict, American general and traitor, b. 1740, 
 d. 1801). 
 
 — Sparks (J.) Life of. 3241.01 
 
 — Holland (E. G.) The Highland treason. [Essays, p. 243 398. 
 
 1852.] 2532.03 
 
 See also Sargent's Andre [3014.01] ; Lossing's articles in 
 Harper's mag., v. 3 and 23 ; and histories of the Amer. rev. 
 
 Abnold (Thomas, master of Rugby school, b. 1795, d. 
 1842). 
 
 — Stanley (A. P.) Life and correspondence of. 2d 
 
 Amer. ed. 2 v. in 1. 1846 3014.07 
 
 — — Same. 3d Amer. ed. 1860. . . . 3014.08 
 
 — Warboise (E. J.) Life of. 2d ed. 1865. . 3014.25 
 
 — Bayne (P.) Sketch of. [In his Christian life.] . . . 3515.05 
 
 — Ed^ar (J. G.) Boyhood of great men 3263.23 
 
 — Greg.(W. R.) Essays, v. 1, p. 47-81. 1853 2526.23 
 
 — Martineau (J.) Miscellanies. . . 3574.07 
 
 — Smiles (S.) Brief biographies, 1861 3263.16 
 
 See also Blackwood, v. 75, 1854 (The Wo Arnolds) ; North 
 Brit, rev., v. 28, 1858 (Arnold and hiB school). 
 Aenould (Madeleine Sophie, French actress and singer, 
 b. 1744, d. 1803). 
 
 — Clayton (E. C.) Queens of song 3265.10 
 
 — Houssaye (A.) Men and women of France, etc. v. 2. Lond. 
 
 1852 3262.19 
 
 Same. v. 1. N. Y. 1857 3266.02 
 
 Abbia [Roman matron, wife of Pcetus, 46 a.d. ) 
 
 — Owen [Mrs. O. F.) Heroines of history 3261.21 
 
 Aetaxeexes II. Mnemon, (king of Persia, d. 302 B.C.) 
 
 — Plutarch. Lives, v. 5 of 3146.17 ; v. 6 of 3145.22 ; v. 4 of 
 
 3145.08. 
 
 Abteveld (Philip van, Flemish patriot, b. 1340, d. 1382). 
 See Hewlett (H. G.) Heroes of Europe [3263.25] ; also H. 
 Taylor's drama, Philip van Artevelde [1744 10]. 
 Abthue (King, mythical hero of romance and chivalry, 
 6th century). 
 
 See Arthur (King), p. 38 of catalogue. Also Cox's Roman- 
 ces of the middle ages [165.03], and article in the 9th ed. of 
 the Encyc. Brit. V. 2 (with refereuces). 
 
 Abthub (son of Henry VIZ, b. 1486, d. 1502). 
 
 — Doran (J.) Princes of Wales 3253.21 
 
 Aeundel (Earl of, and wife). See Howabd (Philip). 
 Abundell (Blanche Somerset, tody, defender of Wardour 
 
 castle, d. 1619). 
 
 — Lodge (E.) Portraits, etc., v. 4 3225.04 
 
 Asch vm (Roger, English author, b. 1515, d. 15G8). 
 
 — Coleridge (H.) Northern worthies, v. 2, 1862. . . . 3263.07 
 
 — Giles (J. A.) Life of. [Works, v. 1.] 6012.15 
 
 — Grant (E.) Oratio de vita E A. [Works, v. 3.] . . . 5012.18 
 Askew (Anne, English Lutheran martyr, d. 1546). 
 
 — ■ Herbert (H. W.) Persons and pictures' p. 189-205. 2532.01 
 
 — Hodgson (W.) Reformers and martyrs 3432.17 
 
 — Taylor (C. B.) English martyrs . . .3435.10 
 
 Ashbctbton (Harriet Baring, lady, d. 18a7). 
 
 — Houghton (R.M.M., lord,). Monographs, etc. p. 225-256. 3265.20 
 AsajiuN (John Hooker, law professor, (Jambr., Mass., 
 
 b. 1801, d. 1833.) 
 
 — Story (J.) Miscellaneous writings, p. 599-614. 1852. 2547.07 
 A;?a->ia (of Miletus, wife of Pericles). 
 
 — Owen (Mrs. O. F.) Heroines of history 3261.21 
 
 See Pericles, in this class. 
 Assheton (Nicholas, English divine, d. 1611). 
 
 — Journal, 1617-18 ; ed. by F. R. Raines. London, 
 
 1818. 4°. [Chetham soc.,v. 14.] . .509414 
 Astoe (John Jacob, b. 1763, d. 1818). 
 
 — Hunt (F.) American morchants, v. 2, pp. 337-439. . . 3244.12 
 
 See also Parton'B famous Americans [3245.16] ; MeCabe'8 
 great fortunes [3265.14]. 
 Atterbuky (Francis, bishop of Rochester ,6.1662, d.1732). 
 
 — Williams (F. ) Memoirs and corresp. of. 2 v. 1869. 
 
 3011.28 
 See also Macaulay (T. B.) Essays, v. 6. [2536.20] ; Lodge 
 (E.) Portraits, V. 7 [3225.01]. 
 
 Attictjs {Titus Pomponius, friend of Cicero, b. 109, d. 
 32 b. c. ) 
 
 See Berwick (E.) Lives, etc. 1813 [3021.17] ; Nepos. Lives 
 [423.06] : and article by Boissier in Revue des deux mondes, 
 juin, 1863. 
 Attila (Icing of the Huns, d. 453). 
 
 — Herbert (W.) Attila, or the triumphs of Christianity, poem. 
 
 [Works, v. 3.) 5043.19 
 
 — Attila and his predecessors : an historical treatise [Works, 
 
 v. 3.] 5043.19 
 
 — Thierry (A ) In Revue des deux mondes, fev., avril, nov., dec, 
 
 1852 ; aoiit, 1855. 
 
 See novel by G. P. B. James [215.41]. 
 Attucks (Crispus, blackmail of Boston, Mass., d. 1770). 
 
 See Trial of British soldiers, 1770 [581.06]. 
 Aubigne (T. A. d', Er,'HC.!i huguenot, b. 1'j.iO, d. 1638). 
 
 — Scott (S. ) Life of, during the reiyns of Charles IX., 
 
 Henry III., Henry IV., and Louis XIII. 3047.08 
 Aubusson (Peter d', French grand master of the order of 
 it. John, b. 1423, d. 1503). 
 
 .See Maccall (W.) Forei'gn biographies. ,.2, pp. 104- 
 177. 1873 3265.22 
 
 Auckland (William Eden, lord). See Eden (William). 
 Audubon (John James, Amer. ornithologist, b. 1782, d. 
 1851). 
 
 — Life. Ed. by his widow. With an introduction by 
 
 J.G.Wilson. New York, 1869. 12°. .3014.16 
 
 — St. John (Mrs. H. ) Audubon : his adventures and 
 
 discoveries. 1856 3014.11 
 
 See also Edgar (J. G.) The boyhood of great men 
 [3263.22] : Godwin (P.) Out of the past. 1870 [2526.18] ; 
 Homes of Amer. authors. 1857 [3245 11] ; Parton (J.) Peo- 
 ple's book of biogr. [ ] ; Smiles (S.) Brief biographies, 
 1861 [3263.16] ; Tuckermau (H. T.) Essays, etc. [2544.15] ; 
 Ed. rev., v. 132, 1870, or Littell, 1870, v. 3. 
 
 Augustin (St., abp. of Canterbury, d. about 607). 
 
 — Hook (W. F.) Lives, etc., V. 7 3445.10 
 
 — Montalembert (C. F., comte). Monks of the West, v. 3. 3427.03 
 
 — Stanley (A. P.) The landing of A. [In his Hist. mem. of Can- 
 
 terbury.] 3444.02 
 
 Augustine {St., bp. of Hippo., b. 354, d. 430). 
 
 — Baillie(J.) St. Augustine. 1859. . . .3155.11 
 
 — Schaff(P:> Life and labors of. 1854. . .3155.16 
 
 See also Eccl. histories, 4-5th centuries, aud articles, 
 with references, in M'Cliutock aud Strong, v. 1 [3716.11] 
 Note.— For an account of his mother, see Monica (St.) 3124.26. 
 
 Augustus Caesar, (Roman emperor, b. 63b.o ,d. 14 a. d.) 
 
 — Gibson (W. S.) Miscellanies, 2d series, 1863 2528.14 
 
 — - Magoon (E.) Age of. [In his Westward empire, pt. 2.] 2536.22 
 
 — Meadley (G. W.) Hist, portraits : Octavius Cffisar and Wui. 
 
 Pitt. [Pamphleteer, v. 18.] 5058.18 
 
 — - Scott (J.R.) Louis XIV. and. [In his Dissertations, 1804.] 2547.05 
 
 See also under O^isars, below, and histories of Rome, es- 
 pecially Merivale's, v. 3-4 [435.03]. 
 Aumale (Henri E. P. L. d'Orleans,duo 'd, b. 1822). 
 
 See Men of the third republic, 1873 [3252.27]. 
 Aueungzebe (the great Mogul, emperor of India, b. 1618, 
 d. 1707). 
 
 — Cust (E.) Lives of the warriors, v. 3, pt. 1 . . . . 3222.09 
 Austen (Miss Jaue, English novelist, b. 1775, d. 1817). 
 
 — Leigh (J. E. A.) Memoir of. 1870. . . 3014:18 
 
 — Elwood (A. K.) Literary ladies, v. 2. 1843 3253.23 
 
 See also for biography and criticism, Atlantic, v. 11,. 1863; 
 Blackwood, v. 86, 1859, or Littell, V . 3, 1859 ; V. 107, 1870: 
 Cornhill. 1871, or Littell, v. 3, 187J •• Fortnightly rev., v. 
 13, 1870 (by J. E. Kebbol) ; repr. Littell, v. 1, 1870 ; North 
 Brit, rev., v. 52, 1870 ; Quar. rev., V. 128, 1870, or Littell, 
 1870, p 1. 
 
 Austin {St.) See Augustdj {St.) 
 
 Aven (Anne Louise Henriette d' Aguesseaa, duchesse d', 
 6. 1737, d. 1794). 
 
 — Lafayette (Mme. de). Life of. 3096.31 
 
 Aytoun (Wm. E., Scottish poet, b. Ibl3, d. 1865). 
 
 — Martin (T. ) Memoir of. 1867 3014.19 
 
 See also Blackwood, v. 98, 1865 ; v. 103, 1868. 
 
 In asKing for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE and the N-lUIBER. 
 
120 
 
 BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : Azeglio to Barrot 
 
 Azeqlio (Massimo TapareDi,manpas dell', Italian states- 
 man and novelist, b. 1798, d. 1866). 
 
 — [My] Becoilections. 1810-1866. Introd. by count 
 
 Maffei. 2 v. London, ,1863. 12°. . . .3014.21 
 
 — Tuckerman (H. T.) Essays, biographical, etc 2544.15 
 
 From N. A. rev., v. 107, 1868. 
 
 See also Fortnightly rev , v. 9, 1868 {by A. Gallenga) ; Quar. 
 rev., v. 123, 1867 ; Lippincott's mag., Sept. 1874 (by T. A. 
 Trollope). 
 Babbage (Charles, mathematician and mechanician, b. 
 1792, d. 1871). 
 
 — Passages in the life of a philosopher. 1864. 3015.28 
 
 Eeviewed in Littell (from the Brit. quar. rev.), 1865, v. 1. 
 Babee (founder of the Mogul empire, b. 1483, d. 1530). 
 
 — Caldecott(R. M.) Life of. 1844 3021.07 
 
 Babeuf (Francois Noel, b. 1764, d. 1797). 
 
 — Buonarroti (P. ) History of B. 's conspiracy for equal- 
 
 ity. 1836 521.05 
 
 Bach (J. Sebastian, German musical composer , b. 1685, 
 d. 1750). 
 
 — Barnard (C. ) Bach and Beethoven. . . . 1561.26 
 
 — Bitter (G. H. ) Life of. Abridged from the German, 
 
 by J. E Kay-Shuttleworth. [1873.] . . 3014.30 
 See also Crowest (F ) Great-tone poets. 1874 [1561.84), and 
 article by M. L. Thompson in Galaxy, March, 1875. 
 Bache (Alex. Dallas, Amei: hydrographer and physicist, 
 b. 1806, d. 1867). 
 
 — Gould ^B. A ) Address in commemoration of. [Amer. assoc. 
 
 v. 17, 1868] 8946.16 
 
 — Henry (J.) Eulogy on. [Sm. report, 1870.] 3936.25 
 
 Bache (Franklin, Amer. physician and chemist, 6. 1792, 
 
 d. 1864). 
 
 — Wood (G. B.) Memoir of. [In Wood's Hist, memoirs, 1872.] 
 
 2548.01 
 
 Bache (Mrs. Sarah, daughter of B. Franklin, d. 1808). 
 
 — Ellet (E F.) Women of the Amer. rev., v. 1. . . .6822.04 
 Backus (Isaac, Amer. Baptist divine, b. 1724, d. 1806). 
 
 — - Hovey (A. ) Life and times of. 1859. . . 3014.12 
 Bacon (Delia, Amer. Shakesperian scholar, d. 1859). 
 
 — Beecher (O.E. ) Truth stranger than fiction. 3014.13 
 
 — Hawthorne (N.) [In Atlantic monthly, v. 11, 1863.] 
 
 Bacon (Nathaniel, insurrectionist in Va.,b. 1630, d. 1677). 
 
 — Ware (W.) Life of N. B. [In Sparks (J.) Amer. biogr v 
 
 13 -] 3241.13 
 
 Baddeley (Mrs. Sophia Snow, actress, b. 1745, d. 1801 ). 
 
 — Gait (J.) Lives of the players, v. 2 3263.03 
 
 — Steele (Mrs. E. ) Memoirs of. 6 v. in 3. . . 3015.04 
 Baee (Dr. Carl Ernest von, physiologist, b. 1792, 6. 1867). 
 
 See Quar. rev , v. 122. 1867', or Littell, 1867, v. 2. 
 Bailey (P. J., English poet, b. 1816). 
 
 — Gilfdlan (G.) Modern literature 2526 12 
 
 Baillie (George, Scottish gentleman, b. 1664, d' 1738). 
 
 — Murray (B. ) Memoirs of. [Waldielibr., v. 7.] 5078!21 
 Baillie (Lady Grisell, b. 1665, d. 1746). 
 
 — Tytler (S.) and Watson (J. L.) Songstresses of Scotland 
 _ T - L T ••••„■ ,' 3261.06 
 
 Baillie (Joanja, Jingl. poet and dramatist, b. 1762 d 
 1851). 
 
 — Tytler (S.) and Watson (J. L.) Songstresses of Scotland, v. 2, 
 
 1871 3251 07 
 
 Baillie (Bobert, Scotch divine and historian). ' 
 
 — Letters and journals, 1637-1662. Ed. by D Laiug 
 
 3 v. Edinburgh, 1811-42. 1. 8°. . . . 3018 17 
 Baillt (Jean Sylvain, Fr. statesman and astronomer b 
 1736, d. 1793). 
 
 — Arago (D. F. J.) Biographies, etc 3263 09 
 
 Bainbbidge (Commodore Win., 6.1774, d. 1833). 
 
 — Harris (T.) Life and services of. 1837. .3014.24 
 Baker (.Ke o.Daniel, Amer.presb. divine, b. 1791, d. 1851) 
 
 — Life and Libors. By his son. Phila., 1859. 12° 3015 08' 
 Balboa (V.isco Nunez de, Spanish adventurer in Amer 
 
 b. 1475, d. 1517). 
 
 — Irving (W.) Columbus and his companions v. 3 3(U<f m 
 
 — Macc.Ul (W.) Foreign biographies, v. 2 1873 ' ' ' S' » 
 
 — Qiuntana (M J ) Lives, etc. [anon.] 1854. ' 301510 
 
 See also Harper's monthly, v. 18 (Paper by Headley) " 
 Baldwin (Eoger Sherman, of Conn., lawyer and vu 
 man, b. 1,93, d. 1863). 
 
 public 
 
 — Dutton (W.S.) Commem. address. [NewEnglander, v.22 1863 1 
 Bale John, bishop of Ossory, b. 1495. d. 1563) ' 
 
 See Contem. rev., v. 10, 1869. 
 Ballance (J. Dds Carrieres, pious youth, b. 1808, d 1828) 
 
 — Meoioi.-s. By his father. Loud., 1829. 16°. 3014 26 
 iSALSAiio (G.useppe, known as Alessaudro, contedi 'Ca- 
 
 gliostro, Mai. impostor, b. 1743, d. 1795) 
 
 — Ciulyle ;T ) Essays '" ,,,,,. 
 
 — Bussed (W.I Ecentric peisouages.' ." .' ' ' " ' S„, 
 
 — Wraxall (L.) Remarkable adventurers, v. 2, 1863. ' ' 326*23 
 
 Balzac (Honors' de, French novelist, b. 1799, d. 1850) 
 
 — ChaUice (Dr.; French authors at home. v. 1, 1864. 3260111 
 
 — Collins (W.) Miscellanies, v. 1, 1863 261 gjg 
 
 — Gozlan (L.) Balzac chez lui. 2d ed. 1863. 7022.31 
 
 — Lamartine (A. de). Balzac et ses oeuvres. 7024.04 
 
 — Poitou (E.) Portraits litteraires, etc., 1868 7048 03 
 
 — Sainte-Beuve (C. A.) Portraits, etc. v. 2 7033.34 
 
 — Stephen (L.) Balzac's novels, [In his Hours in a libralv 
 
 1875.] 2M3 1; 
 
 See also Fortnightly rev., v. 15, 1871 and Littell 1871 v 
 1; West, rev., v. 60, 1853. 
 
 Bamfoed (Samuel, English radical, 6. 1788). 
 
 — Smiles (S.) Brief biographies. 1861 3263.16 
 
 Bancboft (George, Amer. historian, 6. 1800). 
 
 See Allibone : Homes of American authors. 1857 [8245 111 • 
 
 and Harper's monthly, v. 36. '' 
 
 Bangs (Heman, Amer. Meih. minister, b. 1790, d. 1869) 
 
 — Autobiography and journal. N.Y.,1872. 12°. 3015.29 
 Banks (Sir Joseph, Engl, naturalist and philosopher b 
 
 1743, d. 1820). " 
 
 — Brougham (H.) Philosophers, etc. 1865 3024 05 
 
 • — Edgar (J. G.) The boyhood of great men 3263.23 
 
 Bannekeb (Benjamin, negro astronomer). 
 
 See Atlantic, v. 11, 79-84. 
 Bannistee (John, actor, b. 1760, d. 1836). 
 
 — Adolphus (J. ) Memoirs of. 2 v. 1839. . 3015.12 
 Baeante (A. G. P. B., baron de, Fr. historian and 
 
 statesman, b. 1782, d. 1855). 
 
 — Guizot (P. P. G. ) Memoir, etc. 1867. . . 3015.26 
 Baebauld (Mrs. Anna Lsetitia, Engl, authoress, b. 1745 
 
 d. 1825). 
 
 — Memoirs, by L. Aikin. [Works, v. 1.] . 5015.07 
 
 — Correspondence. [Works, v. 2.] . . . . 5015 08 
 
 — Ellis (G. A.) Memoir of. With letters. 1874 3021.05 
 • — • Elwood (A. K.) Literary ladies of England, pp. 224-240. 1843. 
 
 v. 1. of 3253.22 
 
 Bakboue (John, Scotch poet, d. 1395). 
 
 — Tytler (P. F.) Lives of Scottish worthies, v. 2. . . 8262.02 
 Babeith (Frederica Sophia Wilhelmina, margravine of, 
 
 d. 1748). See Fbedekica Sophia Wuhelroiua. 
 Baeeee d3 Vieuzac, (French rev. writer, b. 1755, d. 1841). 
 
 — Macaulay (T. B.) Essays 2536.20 
 
 Note —From Ed. rev., April, 1844. 
 Baeham (Richard Harris, Engl, humorous writer, b. 
 1788, d. 1845). 
 
 — Life and letters, by his soj. 2 v. L., 1870. 8°. 3016.22 
 
 See also Home (B. H.) New spirit of the age. 1855 
 [2532.09] ; Jerdan (W.) Men I have known [3222.05] ; Timbs 
 (J.) Lives of the later wits, etc. v. 1, 1874 [3251.08], 
 
 Baekek (Jacob, Amer. banker). 
 
 — Incidents in the life of, 1800-1855. Washington, 1855. 
 
 8° 3015.22 
 
 Babnaed (Lady Anne, 6. 1750, d. 1825). 
 
 — Tytler (S.) and Watson (J. L.) Songstresses of Scotland, v. 2. 
 
 p. 1-107. 1871 3251.06 
 
 Babnaed (Henry, Amer. educator, b. 1811). 
 
 See American jour, of ed., v. 1, 1856, p. 659-685. 
 
 Baenes (Albert, Amer. Presb. divine, b. 1798, d. 1870). 
 
 — March (D.) Three score and ten : memorial. 3015.30 
 Babnes (Ambrose), English merchant, 6. 1627, d. 1710). 
 
 — Memoirs. Durham, 1867. 8°. [Surtees soc, v. 50.] 
 
 5117.13 
 Baeneveldt (Jan van Olden, Dutch statesman, b. 1547, 
 d. 1619). 
 
 — James (G. P. B.) Lives of foreign statesman. . . . 8211.19 
 
 — Motley (J. L.) Life and death of, [1609.23]. 2 v. 
 
 1874 3018.22 
 
 See also Quar rev., July, 1874. 
 Basnet (Joshua, Amer. naval officer, 6. 1759, A 1818). 
 
 — Biographical memoir. Ed. by M. Barney. Boston, 
 
 1832. 8° 3015.16 
 
 Baenum (Phineas T., Amer. showman, 6. 1810). 
 
 — Autobiography. New York, 1855. 12°. . 3015.17 
 
 — Struggles and triumphs ; or, forty years' recollec- 
 
 tions. Hartford, (Conn.) 1869. 8°. .3015.25 
 See also Blackwood, v. 77, 1865 ; Fraser's mag., v. 51, 
 1856. 
 Babee (Isaac, Engl pari debater, during Amer. war, I. 
 1726, d. 1802). 
 
 — Britton (J. ) Authorship of Junius : including ft 
 
 memoir of Col. Barre. 1848 30(8.05 
 
 Baebington (Sir Jonah, Irish judge, b. 1767, d. 1834). 
 
 — Personal sketches of his own times. New York, 
 
 [«. d.] 12°. 3016.23 
 
 Baeeoi (Odillon, Fr. statesman, 6. 1791). 
 
 — Lomtaie (L. de). Sketches, etc., p. 251-267. 1841. 3261.28 
 
 BBOOKLYN MEBCANTILE LIBBAKY. 
 
BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : Barrow to Bell. 
 
 121 
 
 Babrow (Isaac, Engl, theologian and mathematician, b. 
 1630, d. 1677). 
 See Quar. rev., v. 127, 1867, or Littell, v. 1, 1870. 
 Barry (James, Engl, painter' b. 1711, d. 1806). 
 
 — Cunningham (A.) Lives of British painters, v. 2. . .1431.02 
 Barry (Sir Charles, Engl, architect, b. 1795, d. 1860). 
 
 — Life and works. By A. Barry. 1867. . .1313.12 
 Bartolommeo (.Frd, b. 1469, d. 1517). 
 
 — Jameson (A.) Memoirs of the early Italian painters. 1435.09 
 
 — Wallace (H. B.) Art, etc. Pp. 239-51. 1857. . . . 2545.01 
 
 Barton (Bernard, Engl, quaker poet, b. 1781, d. 1849). 
 
 — Memoir, letters, and poems. Phil., 1850. 12°. 3016.26 
 
 — Hall (S. T.) Remarkable people, p. 257-267 3265.19 
 
 Bartram (John, Amer. botanist, b. 1701, d. 1777). 
 
 — Darlington (W. ) Memorials of. 1849. .3016.25 
 Basil (bp. of Gvsarea, b. 329, d. 380). 
 
 See North Amer. rev., v. 90, 1860. 
 Bassompeerre (Baron Francois de, marSchal de France). 
 
 — Memoires, 1579-1640. [Petitot. Coll. des mem. 2 
 
 ser., v. .19-21.] 502.34 
 
 Bates (Joshua, London merchant, b. 1788, d. 1864). 
 
 — Memorial from the city of Boston. Boston, 1865. 
 
 8° 3016.02 
 
 Baxter (Richard, Engl, puritan divine, b. 1615, d. 1691). 
 
 — Orme (W.) Life and times of. 2 v. 1831. 3016.03 
 
 — Stephen (J.) Essays 2547.14 ; 3423.21 
 
 — Tulloch (J.) English puritanism and its leaders. . . 3614.15 
 
 — Whittier (J. G.) Old portraits, etc 5077.10 
 
 — Williams (W. B.) Miscellanies 3623.19 
 
 See also Allibone, and the references in M'Clintock and 
 Strong. 
 
 Bayard (Pierre Du Terrail, chevalier, 6. 1476, d. 1524). 
 
 — Berville (G. de). Histoire de. Nouv. ed. . 3016.06 
 
 — Histoire du bon chevalier, par le loyal serviteur. 
 
 [Petitot. Coll. 1 ser. v. 15, 16.] .... 501.15 
 
 — Bight joyous and pleasant history. By the loyal 
 
 servant. 2 v. in 1. London, 1825. 8°. 3016.07 
 
 — Simms (W. G.) Life of. 1847 3016.05 
 
 — Watford (E. ) Story of. From the Fr. of M. de Ber- 
 
 Tille, and others. 2d ed. 1869. . . .3016.21 
 See also Hewlett (H. G.) Heroes of Europe [3263.25 ] ; and 
 
 Wilson (J. G.) Sketches, etc 1874. [3222.16]. 
 Bayle (.Pierre, philos. and critic, b. 1617, d. 1706). 
 
 See article by F. Sheldon in North Amer. rev., v. Ill, 
 
 1870. See references in Lippincott'e biog. diet, and the 
 
 French biogr. dictionaries. 
 
 Beardsley (Levi, of Otsego co., JV. Y., b. 1785). 
 
 — Reminiscences, anecdotes, etc. 1852. . . 3016.24 
 Beatrice Portinari (Dante's Beatrice, d. 1290 ?). 
 
 — Jameson (A.) Loves of the poets, pp. 87-107. 1857. . 3262.21 
 
 See also lives of Dante. 
 Beattie (George, Scotch poet, b. 1786, d. 1832). 
 
 See Cornhill mag., or Littell, v. 2, 1872. 
 Beattte (James, poet and philosopher, b. 1735, d. 1803). 
 
 — Brydges (E.) Imaginative biography, v. 1, pp. 153-1T3. 3254.25 
 
 — Forbes (Sir W. ) Life of. 2 v. 1824. . .3016.08 
 Beatjclerk (Harriet Mellon, duchess of St. Albans, b. 
 
 1752, d. 1837). 
 
 — Baron- Wilson (M.) Memoirs of. 2d ed. 2 v. 3155.09 
 Beauci/erk (Topham, friend of Dr. Johnson, b. 1(39, 
 
 d. 1780). 
 See Cornhill mag., v. 81, 1875. 
 Beaumarchais (P. A. C. de, French dramatist and wit, 
 b. 1732, d. 1799). 
 
 — Memoires, dans l'affaire Goezaian. Nouv. ed., pre- 
 
 ceded d'une appreciation par M. Sainte-Beuve. 
 Paris, 1859. 16 J 3016.19 
 
 — Lomenie (L. de). Beaumarchais and his times. Tr. 
 
 by H. S. Edwards. 4 v. 1856. . . .3016.10 
 
 Same. [Condensed.] 1856 3016.14 
 
 See also Blackwood, v. 105, 1869 ; Ed. rev., v. 104, 1856 ; 
 
 Liltoll, v. 14, 1856 ; repr. from Brit. quar. ; Fraser's mag., 
 
 v. 49, 1854 ; Harper's monthly, v. 14 ; N. A. rev., v. 84, 
 
 1857. 
 Beaumont (Francis, Engl, dramatist and poet, b. 1585, d. 
 
 1615). 
 
 — Dunham (S. A ) Lives, etc 3211.14 
 
 — Whipple (E. P.) in Atlantic monthly, v. 21, 1868. 
 Beautemps-Beaupre (Charles Francois, Fr. hydro- 
 
 grapher, d. 1854). 
 
 — Beaumont (E. de). Memoir of. [Sm. rep., 1863.] . . 3936.18 
 Becket (Thomas a, abp. of Canterbury, d. 1170). 
 
 — Hook (W. F.) Lives of the archbishops, v. 2. . . . 3445.04 
 
 — Stanley (A. P.) Murder of Becket : Becket's shrine. [In his 
 
 Hist. mem. of Canterbury.] 3444.02 
 
 — Trotter (L. J.) Studies in biography. 1865. . . . 3265.08 
 
 Erom Dublin univ. mag., Dec, 1860, p. 37-88. 
 
 See also Contemp. rev., v. 1, 1806 ; (Becket literature, by 
 canon Eobertson) ; Littell, v. 2, 1860; Quar. rev., v. 93, 
 1853, or Littell, v. 39, 1853 ; and references in Lippincott's 
 Diet, of biogr. and Poole's index. 
 Beckford (Win. . London merchant, b. 1705, J. 1770). 
 
 — Bourne (H. E. F.) Famous London merchants. . . 3261.04 
 Beckford (William, author of ' Vathek,' b. 1760, d. 1811). 
 
 — Memoirs. 2 v. London, 1859. 8 J . . .3016.15 
 — ■ Tuckerman (H. T.) Characteristics, etc. v. 2. . . 2534.10 
 
 See also Littell, 1859, v. 1 ; repr. from Athenffium ; North 
 Amer. rev., v. 90, 1860. 
 Beckwourth (J. P., Indian scout, etc., b. 1798). 
 
 — Life and adventures. New lork, 1856. 12°. 3016.20 
 Beddoes (Thomas Lovel, Engl, poet, b. 1803. d. 1849). 
 
 See Fortnightly rev., v. 18, 1872 (art. by T. F. Kelsall). 
 Bedell (Wm., bp. of Kilmore, b. 1570, d. 1642). 
 
 — Life and death of ; ed. by T. W. Jones. [ Camden 
 
 soc. 2d ser., v. 4,1872.] 5114.12 
 
 Bedford (42ft earl of, b. 1710, d. 1771). See Russell 
 
 (John, ith earl). 
 Beecher (Henry Ward, Amer. preacher and author, b. 
 
 1818). 
 
 — Fowler (H.) American pulpit, 1856 3466.07 
 
 — MacCabe (J. J)., jr.) Great fortunes, etc. 1871. . . .3265.14 
 
 — Parton (J.) Famous Americans. 1867 3246.16 
 
 — Patton (J. A.) Clergy of N. Y. and Brooklyn. 1874. . 3458.04 
 
 — Stowe (H. E. B.) Men of our times 3265.02 
 
 See also Atlantic, v. 1, 1857 ; v. 19, 1867 (His church, by 
 J. Parton) ; v. 13, 1864 (The minister plenipotentiary, by 
 O. W. Holmes) ; Coatem. rev., v. 19, 1872 (2 art. by H. R. 
 Haweis), or Littell, 1872, v. 2;'New Englander, v. 29. 1870 (by 
 J. M. Hoppin). 
 
 See also entries on p. 71 of this catalogue. 
 
 Beecher (Lyman, D.D., Amer. divine, b. 1775, d. 1863). 
 
 — Autobiography, correspondence, etc. Ed. by C. 
 
 Beecher. 2 v. 1864-5. 12° 3016.17 
 
 See also New Englander, v. 23, 1864 (by Noah Porter) ; 
 Harper's monthly, v. 30 ; Tilton (T.) Lyman B. and Roxana 
 Foote [in his Sanctum sanctorum, 2544.25] ; and M'Clin- 
 tock and Strong's Cyclop., v. 1. 
 Beethoton (Ludwig van, German musical composer, b. 
 1770, d. 1827). 
 
 — Letters (1790-1826). Tr. by Lady Wallace. 2 v. 
 
 N. Y., 1867. 12° 3017.01 
 
 — Graeme (E.) Beethoven. Memoir of. With an 
 
 essay " on the hundredth anni versarv of his birth. " 
 By F. Hiller. 1870 " . . 3017.28 
 
 — Miiller (W. ) Furioso ; or passages from the life of 
 
 B. 1865 3017.27 
 
 — Schindler (A.) Life of, including correspondence. 
 
 Ed. by I. Moscheles. 2 v. 1841. . . . 3017.25 
 
 — Wagner (R. ) Beethoven. Tr. by A. R. Parsons. 
 
 1872 3017.29 
 
 — ■ Arnim (B. von). Beethoven. [In Favorite authors. I860, pp. 
 294^300.] 2514.14 
 
 — Alger (W. R.) Solitudes, etc., p. 267 72. 1867. . . . 2512.07 
 
 — Barnard (C.) Bach and Beethoven. . . .... 1561.26 
 
 — Crowest (F.) Great tone-poets. 1874 1561.34 
 
 — Fuller (Marg.) Life without and life within, pp. 71-83. 2525.08 
 
 — Planche (G.) Etudes 1431.22 
 
 — Tytler (S.) Musical composers. 1875 1661.35 
 
 See also Atlantic, v. 1, 1857 (His childhood and youth) ; 
 Catholic world, v. 19, 1869 (3 art.) ; Contem. rev., v. 2, 1866 
 (Beethoven's Letters, by H. R. Haweis) ; Fortnightly rev., 
 v. 18. 1872 (by Robt. Lytton). Also references in Lippin- 
 cott's Diet, of biog. v. 1, and Pooie's Index. 
 Behaim (Martin, German navigator, b. 1436, d. 1506). 
 
 — Maccall (W.) Foreign biographies, v. 2. 1873. . . 3265.21 
 Behmen (Jacob). See Bohme (Jacob). 
 
 Behn (Mrs. Aphra, ' Astrea,' English dramatist, poetess, 
 and novelist, b. about 1640, d. 1689). 
 
 — Dunham (8. A.) Lives, etc 3211.14 
 
 — Kavanagh (J.) English women of letters, v. 1. . . 3256.19 
 Belisarius (Roman general* b. 505?, d. 565). 
 
 — Delepierre (O.) Hist, difficulties 1868 2521.27 
 
 — Marmontel (J. F.) Behsarius 225.87 ; 43 
 
 — Morrison (G. F.) Belizarius : afable. Adapted from the French 
 
 of Marmontel. 1857 3018.12 
 
 — Stanhope (P. H, 5th earl, formerly lord Mahon). Life 
 
 ofB.-2ded. 1848 3018.14 
 
 See also references in Poole's Index. 
 Bell (Rev. Andrew, Engl, educator, b. 1753, d. 1832). 
 
 — Southey (R.) and (G. C.) Life of. 3 v. 1845. 3016.27 
 Bell (Sir Charles, Engl, anatomist and physiologist, b. 
 
 1774, d. 1842). 
 
 — Pichot (A.) Life and labors of. 1860. . .3016.30 
 
 Ed. rev., v. 135, 1872, or Littell, 1372, v. 2. 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE and the NUMBER. 
 
122 
 
 BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : BeU<o Biot. 
 
 Bell (John, of Antermony, traveller, b. 1690, d, 1780).^ 
 
 i^(&?<W A^' ** actreSs; b. 1733, 4 
 
 _Apolo| fox [her] life Written by herself. M .*. 
 
 _ Fit^erafd P0 L ~-^4n f3ll stage. 187. 1.3.9 
 _ Gait (J.) Lives of the players. 1831. . . ■ v. i oi o«o.u 
 Belzoni (Giovanni Battista, ircrfer m itfj/pt, b. 1778, 
 
 (1. Ibid). 0901 (14- 
 
 — St. John (J. A.) Lives,*. • ■ • • A " 1 - u * 
 
 See preferences in Poole sLndex. 
 
 Bemeo (Pietro, ItoL card, and scholar, b. 14/0, cf. lo4/). 
 _ Greswell(W. P.) Memoirs etc. 1805. . ... 3073.19 
 
 Benbow (John, .finttsfc admiraZ, 6. 1650, d. 1702). 
 _ Edgar (J. G.) Sea-kings and naval heroes. . . . ■*&?;" 
 BbotiItt (James Gordon.ediioro/ if. T. Herald,b. 1800, 
 
 _ Memoirs" of. By a journalist, [anon.] N ' ^J® 5 ^ 
 
 See also Nat. quar. rev., v. 25, 1872. 
 Benson family. _ T . 
 
 — Garrison ("W. P.) The Benson family of Newport, 
 
 E I With an appendix concerning the Benson 
 families in Arner. of Engl, descent. 1872. 3021. 12 
 
 Bentham (Jeremy, Engl, jurist and utilitarian philoso- 
 pher, b. 1748, d. 1*32). 
 
 _ Bowring (J. ) Memoirs of J. B. [In his Works, v 
 
 10-11 (19-21)] 5016.10 
 
 See aiso Bentham (Jeremy), page 73 of catalogue, and 
 references in Poole's Index. . . 
 
 Bentinck (io«Z George, Engl, statesman,!). 1802, d. 1848). 
 
 — Disraeli (B.) Lord George Bentinck : apolitical 
 
 biography. Newed. 1858 3017.08 
 
 See also Blackwood, v. 71, 1852. 
 
 Bentinck (William Henry Cavendish, 3d dufce 0/ Port- 
 land, b. 1738, d. 1809). 
 
 Letters proving a late prime minister to have been 
 
 Junius. With an appendix [by A G. John- 
 ston] 3088 14 
 
 Bentley (Richard , Engl, class, scholar, b. 1662, d. 1742). 
 
 — Correspondence. [In his Works, v. 4-5. ] .5017.14 
 
 Coleridge (H.) Northern worthies, v. 1, 1852. . . . 3263.07 
 
 De Quincey (T.) Essays on philos. writers, v. 2. . . 2522.19 
 
 — Monk (J. H. ) Life of B. 2d ed. , revised. 2 v. 
 
 1833. 3018.06 
 
 Benion (Thomas H. Amer. democratic statesman, b. 1782, 
 
 d. 1858). 
 See Atlantic, v. 26, 1870 (by W. C. Todd). 
 Beranger (Pierre Jean de, Erench song writer, b. 1780, 
 d. 1857). 
 
 — Ma biographic Paris, 1859. 12°. . . .7013.14 
 
 — Memoirs, by himself. London, 1858. 8 3 . 3017.17 
 
 See also Lomenie (L. de). Sketches, etc., p. 231-247. 1841 
 [3261.261 ; Atlantic, v. 1, 1857 ; Blackwood, v. 83, 1850 ; Ed. 
 rev., V. 108 ; Nat. quar. rev. , v. 18, 1869 ; North Br. rev., V. 
 27, 1857 , Scribner, Feb., 1871 (by A. Rhodes) ; and refer- 
 ences in Poole's Index. 
 
 Beeengaria (of Navarre, 5. of Richard I, d. 1230). 
 
 Jameson (Mrs. A.) Lives of female sovereigns. 
 
 Strickland (A.) Lives, etc 3255.06 ; 3255.13 ; 3255.09 
 
 Bergen family. 
 
 — Bergen (T. G.) Bergen family ; or, the descendants 
 
 of Hans Hansen Bergen, early settlers of New 
 York, and Brooklyn, L. I. 1866. . . . 3245.01 
 Beegerac (S. Cyrano de, Fr. dramatist and duellist, b. 
 1620, d. 1655). 
 
 — Nodier (C. E.) Cirano de Bergerao. 1841. 3051.13 
 
 See also Eraser's mag., v. 61, 1856, or Littell, v. 10, 1855 ; 
 Littell, v. 10, 287, 1855. 
 Berkeley (George, bishop of Cloyne, metaphysician, b. 
 1684, d. 1753). 
 
 — Eraser (A. C.) Life and letters of. [In B.'s Works. 
 
 v. 4, 1871.] 5424.04 
 
 — Oliphant (M. O. W.) Hist, sketches, etc. 1869. . . 3064.18 
 
 Aim in Littell, v 1, 1809, and Blackwood, 1869. 
 
 — Tuckerman (H. T.) Essays, biographical, etc. . . . 2544.15 
 
 See also entries under his name, p. 74, and Poole's Index. 
 Berkeley (Hon. Grantley F., Engl, sportsman and author, 
 b. 1800). 
 
 — My life and recollections [1806-65]. 4 v. London, 
 
 1865. 12 c 3017.21 
 
 See Maginn (W.) Fraserian papers, 1857. . . . 2536.01 
 Berlioz (Hector, Fr. mus. composer, b. 1803, d. 1869). 
 
 See Ed. rev., v. 133, 1871. 
 Bernadotte, (king of Sweden, d. 1814). See Charles 
 XIV. , Icing of Sweden. 
 
 Bernard (Si., 1st abbot of Clairvaux, monastic reforms 
 
 and preacher, b. 1091, d. 1153). 
 
 Hewlett (H. Q.) Heroes of Europe 3263.25 
 
 — Morrison (J. C.) Life and times of. 1868. 3418.08 
 
 Parker (T.) Critical writings. 1860 3582.13 
 
 See also London quar. rev., 1863 ; also article, with re- 
 ferences in M'Clintock and Strong, v. 1. 
 Bernard (Charles de, Fr. novelist, b. 1805, d. 1850). 
 
 See Eraser's mag., v. 72, 1865. 
 Berni (Francesco, Ital. poet, d. 1536). 
 
 Shelley (M. "W.) Lives, etc 3211.26 
 
 Bernebr (Francois, Fr. philos. and traveller, d. 1688). 
 
 St. John (J. A.) Lives, etc 3221.01 
 
 Berey (Miss Mary, Engl, authoress, b. 1762, d. 1852). 
 Extracts from journals and correspondence. 1783 
 
 to 1852. Ed. by Lady T. Lewis. 2d ed. 3 v. 
 
 London, 1866. 8° 3017.10 
 
 See Houghton (E. M. M., lord). Monographs, etc., p. 151- 
 
 225 [3265.201; Martineau (H.) Biogr. sketches [3263.28]; 
 
 also Ed. rev., v. 122, 1865, or Littell, Dec. 9, 1865. 
 Beeryee (Pierre Antoine, eloquent French advocate, b. 
 
 1790, d. 1868). 
 
 Lomenie (L. de). Sketches, etc. 1841 3261.26 
 
 Beetha (queen of Little Burgundy, Aries, and Italy, b. 
 
 about 905, d. about 970). 
 
 Historical pictures of the middle ages, v. 2, p. 54-331. 443.12. 
 
 Beetjlle (Pierre de, cardinal, b. 1575, d. 1629). 
 
 Revival of priestly life. 1873 3433.20 
 
 Beewick (James Fitz-James, duke of, son of James II, 
 
 b. 1670, d. 1734). 
 
 — Memoirs ; written by himself ; 1686-1734 From the 
 
 French. 2 v. London, 1779. 8°. . . 3021.13 
 
 — Memoires, 1670-1734. [Petitot. Mem. 2 ser., v. 
 
 65-66.] 504.06 
 
 Beste (Rev. Henry Digbj, Engl, author ,b.l768, d. 1836). 
 
 — Personal and literary memorials L ,1829.8°. 3017.13 
 Bethttne (Alexander, Scottish poet, b. 1804, d. 1843). 
 
 — M'Combie (W. ) Memoirs of. 1845. . . .3017.20 
 Bethune (George W., Amer. presb. divine, b. 1805, d. 
 
 1862). 
 
 — Fowler (H.) American pulpit uiKlfv? 
 
 — Van Nest (A R.) Memoir of. 1867.. . .3017.14 
 Bethune (Mrs. Joanna, b. 1770, d. 1847). 
 
 — Bethune (G. W.) Memoirs of. 1863. ._ . 3017.1o 
 Betterton (Thomas, Engl, tragedian, b. 163b, d. 1710). 
 
 — Gait (J.) Lives of the players. 1831. ... v. 1 of 3263 03 
 
 — Gildon(C) Life of. 1710 3021.18 
 
 Betty (W. H.W., "the Young Roscius," actor, b. 1791). 
 
 — Memoirs. 2d ed. Liverpool, 1804. 18°. 3017.19 
 Beugnot (Jacques Claude, comie de, minister of slate 
 
 under Napoleon III., b. 1761, d. 1835). 
 
 — Life and adventures. Ed. from the French, by C. 
 
 M. Yonge. 2 v. London, 1871. 8 3 . . 3021.15 
 Eeviewed in Ed. rev., v. 125, 1867, and Littell, v. 2, 1867 ; 
 Littell, v. 3, 1871 ; repr.from Macmillan. 
 Bewick (Thomas, Engl, wood engraver, b. 1753, d. 18^8). 
 
 — Memoir. By himself. London, 1862. 8'. 3021.09 
 
 See also sketches in Jardine's Nat. libr., v. 10 [4711. 10J 
 and Fairholt's Homes, eic. [1485.23]. 
 Bewick (Wm., Engl, painter, b. 1795, d. 1866). 
 
 — Life and letters. Ed. by T. Landseer. 2 v. 1° 71 ' 
 
 Beyle (Marie Henri, pseud. " De Stendhal," Fr. author, 
 b. 1783, d. 1842). . 
 
 — L'artet la vie de Stendhal, [anon.] Pans, 18b8. 
 
 go 31o4.i>0 
 
 See Ed. rev., v. 103 ; or Littell, v. 12, 1856. 
 Bianca Capello (wife of Cosmo de Medici, d. lbW). 
 
 — Hayes (M.) Female biography, v. 2 Smb'm 
 
 — Trollope (T. A. ) Decade of Ital. women, V. 2. . • • °;r™j 
 Bickeesteth (Hev. Edward, Engl, divine, b. 1/ob, a. 
 
 — Birks (i\ R.) Memoirs of. 2 v. 1851. . . 3022.01 
 Bielefeld (Johanu Jacob Friedrich, baron von, herman 
 
 polit. writer, b. 1716, d. 1770). 
 
 — Letters. From the German, by Hooper. 2 v. Jjon- 
 
 don, 1768. 16° • • • 3021JU 
 
 Bierstadt (Albert, Amer. painter, b. 1829). 
 
 — Tuckerman (H. T.) in Galaxy, Aug., 1866. 
 
 Bigham family, Butler Go. , Ohio. . ™ 
 
 — McBride (J.) Pioneer biography, v. 2 " 
 
 Bill family, United States. nl 00 
 
 • - Bill (L. , editor) . History of the. 1867. . 3021.^ 
 Biot (Jean Baptists, astron. and physicist, b. 17/4, u. 
 
 1862). . . 
 
 See Blackwood's mag., v. 84, 1858, or Littell, 1859, v. 1. 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRABY. 
 
BIOG-RAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : Bismarck to Boswell. 
 
 123 
 
 Bismakok-Schonhatjsen (Karl Otto, fiirsl von, Prussian 
 statesman, b. 1813). 
 
 — Bamberger (L.) Count Bismarck. 1869. .3021.01 
 
 — Hesekiel (J. G. L.) Life of, private and political. 
 
 1870 3018.01 
 
 See also Coutem. rev., v. 16, 1871 (by 0. B. Maurice); Ed. 
 reT., v. 130, 1869, and Littell, 1870, v. 1: Fortnightly rev., 
 v. 6, 1866 (by Max Schlesinger) ; Harper's monthly, v. 40 ; 
 N. A. rev., v. 108, 1869 (by H. Villard). 
 Black (Joseph, physical philosopher, b. 1721, d. 1790). 
 
 — Brougham (H.) Philosophers, etc. 1855 3024.05 
 
 — Edgar (J. G.) Footprints of famous men 3263.18 
 
 BiiAOKMOKE (Sir Richard, English physician and poet, d. 
 
 1729). 
 
 — Bell (E.) Lives of English poets 3211.17 
 
 — Johnson (8.) Lives of English poetB. v. 2 3263.02 
 
 Blackstone {Sir Wm. , Engl, jurist, b. 1723, d. 1780). 
 
 — Brightwell (C L.) Early lives, etc 3254.22 
 
 — Fobs (E.) Judges of Englaud, v. 8 3254.17 
 
 — Roscoe (H.) Lives of British lawyers 3211.06 
 
 See also Allibone, and Atlantic, v. 16, 1865 (by John Neal). 
 Blatnvtlle (Henri M. Ducrotay de, Fr. naturalist, b. 
 1777, d. 1850). 
 
 — Flourens (M. J. P.) Memoir of. [Sm. rep., 1865.] . 3936.20 
 Blatr (Francis P., of Missouri, politician and general, b. 
 
 1821, d. 1875). 
 
 — Croly (D. G.) Seymour and Blair, their lives and 
 
 services. 1868 3162.19 
 
 — McCabe (J. D.,jr.) "Life. etc. 1868. . .3162.20 
 BLAiB(Hugh, Scotch preacher and ciitic, b. 1718, d. 1800). 
 
 — Hill (J.) Life and writings of. 1807. . .3021.08 
 Blake (Robert, Engl, admiral, b. 1599, d. 1657). 
 
 — Cust (E.) Lives of the warriors, v. 3, pt. 2. 1869. . . 3222.10 
 
 — Dixon (H.) Robert Blake, admiral, etc. 1852. 3022.03 
 
 — Edgar (J. G.) Sea-kings and naval heroes 3263.17 
 
 — Johnson (S.) Life of. [In his Worts, v. 1, 1851.] . . 6045.10 
 
 — Lives of eminent persons. 1833 3265.17 
 
 Quar rev., 1858, v. 104, or Littell, v. i, 1858. 
 Blake (William, English artist and poet, b. 1759, d. 
 1827). 
 
 — Cunningham (A.) Lives of British painters, v. 2. . .1431.02 
 
 ■Gilchrist (A.) Life of. 2 v. 1863. 
 
 3022.04 
 
 — Swinburne (A. 0.) William Blake. Critical essay. 
 
 1868. . .' 3022.10 
 
 See also Blackwood, v. 97, 1865 ; Littell, 1864, v. 4 (from 
 Macmillan) ; N. A. rev., v. 99, 1864 ; Quar. rev., v. 117, 1865; 
 WeBtm. rev., v. 81, 1864. 
 Blamibe (Susanna, b. 1747, d. 1794). 
 
 — Tytler (S.) and Watson (J. L.) Songstresses of Scotland, v. 
 
 1. . 3251.06 
 
 Bland (Col Theodorick, of Va., b. 1742, d. 1790). 
 
 — Papers : and memoir, ed. by 0. Campbell. 2 v. in 1. 
 
 1840 3022.06 
 
 Blennebhasseit (Hamian,a</mJ inAaronBurr's schemes, 
 b. 1767, d. 1831). 
 
 — Safford (W. H) Life of. 1853 3022.07 
 
 Blessington (Marguerite Power, countess of, b. 17S9, d. 
 
 1849). 
 
 — Madden (R. R.) Literary life and corresp. of. 2 v. 
 
 1855 3022.08 
 
 — Personal recollections of. [Bric-a-brac ser. ] 3251.21 
 
 See also Eraser's mag., v. 51, 1855 ; North Br. rev., v. 23, 
 1855. 
 Blind Tom (negro pianist). 
 See Atlantic, v. 10, 1862. 
 Blomfield (Charles James, Ch. of Engl, divine and class- 
 ical scholar, b. 1786, d. 1857). 
 
 — Memoir. Ed. by his son. 2 v. L., 1863. 12°. 3022.19 
 
 See Blackwood, v. 96, 1863 : London quar. rev., Jan. and 
 April, 1868. 
 Bloomfteld (Robert, Englishpoet, 1766, d. 1823). 
 
 — Southey (R.) Uneducated poets. 1836 3264.02 
 
 — Shoemakers. Lives, etc. [anon.] 1849 3261.15 
 
 Blochek (G. L. von, Prussian field-marshal in Fr. rev., 
 
 d. 1819). 
 
 — Ellesmere {Earl of). Essays, p. 137-82. 1858. . . . 2528.08 
 
 — Gibbon (F.) Public characters, pp. 148-202. . . v. 1 of 3216.17 
 Boadioea (British queen, 1st century). 
 
 — Bruce (J.) Classic portraits, v. 1 3222.15 
 
 Boekhaave (Herman, Dutch physician and nat.philos.,b. 
 
 1668, d. 1738). 
 
 — Burton (J.) Life and writings of. 1743. .3022.22 
 
 — Johnson (S.) Life of. [In his Works, v. 1, 1861.] . . 5045.10 
 — - Russell (J. R.) History and heroes of medicine. . .4313.01 
 Bohme (Jakob, German mystic, b. 1575, d. 1625). 
 
 — Lives of distinguished shoemakers 3261.15 
 
 See also Vaughan (R. A.) Hours with the mystics [3616.17]; 
 and article (with references) in M'Clintock and Strong, v. 1. 
 Boleyn (Anne). See Anne Boleyn. 
 
 Bollngbeoke (Henry St. John, lord, Engl, statesman, 
 phUos. andpolit. writer, b. 1678, d. 1751). 
 
 — Cooke (G.W.) Memoirs of. 2 v. 1835. .3023.01 
 
 — Goldsmith (O.) Life of. [In B.'s Works, v. 1, 
 
 1809.] 5022.01 
 
 — Letters and correspondence [while] secretary of 
 
 state to queen Anne [1710-14] ; with notes, etc. , 
 by G.Parke. 4 v. 1798 3022.12 
 
 — Macknight (T. ) Life of. 1863 3022.16 
 
 Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 118. 1863. 
 
 — Adams (W. H. D.) Men at the helm 3222.14 
 
 — Brougham (H., lord). Contributions, v. 1, p. 163-84. . 2517.06 
 
 — Hunt (J.) in Contem. rev., v. 10, 1869. 
 
 — Thompson (K. B.) Celebrated friendships, p. 173-215. 1861. 
 
 V. 2 of 3253.24 
 
 — Windsor (A. L.) Ethica, p. 216-85 2547.01 
 
 See also North Brit, rev., v. 26, 1856-7; Fraser's, v.72, 1865; 
 V. 67, 1863, or Littell, 1863, v. 3 (B. as a statesman) ; National 
 rev., v. 16, 1863 ; North Br. rev., v. 39, 1863. 
 Bolivae (Simon, South Amer. liberator, b. 1783, d. 1830). 
 
 — Holstein (H.L.V.D.) Memoirs of. 2 v. 1830. 3023.03 
 BoNArAETE family. 
 
 — Chambers' papers for the people, v. 1 2516.01 
 
 — Lester (C. E.) Napoleon dynasty. By the Berke- 
 
 ley men. [anon.] 1857 3023.05 
 
 See also in this class, Joseph, Icing of Spain; — Napoleon 
 I.; — Napoleon in.; — Louis, king of Holland; — Jerome, 
 Icing of Westphalia ; — Lucien, prince of Canino. Also Jo- 
 sephine ; — Maria Louisa ; Hortense. Also references 
 under entries Bonaparte, and Napoleon, in Index to Har- 
 per's mag. and in Poole's Index. 
 Bonneval (J. C. de Gontaut, countess de, 17th century). 
 
 — Fullerton (G.) Countess of Bonneval : her life and 
 
 letters. 2 v. 1858 3022.23 
 
 Preface. — ' Not a biography, and still less a novel.' 
 Bonstetten (Charles Victor de, Swiss philosopher, b. 
 1745, d. 1832). 
 See Ed. rev., v. 119, 1864. 
 Boone (Daniel, Kentucky pioneer, b. 1735, d. 1822). 
 
 — Abbott (J. S. C. ) Daniel Boone the pioneer of Ken- 
 
 tucky. 1872 3023.06 
 
 — Bogart (W. H.) Daniel Boone and the hunters of 
 
 Kentucky. 1854 3023.09 
 
 — Tuckerman (H. T.) Essays, biographical, etc. . . . 2544.15 
 
 — Peck (J. M.) Life of. [Sparks. Amer. biogr. v. 23.] . 3241.23 
 
 See also Everett (E.) Mount Vernon papers [2524.13] ; Her- 
 ring and Longacre's Port, gallery, v. 2 L3247.09] ; Harper's 
 mag., v. 19 and 28 ; and ref . in Poole's Index. 
 Booth (Barton, Engl, actor, b. 1681, d. 1733). 
 
 — Cibber (T.) Life of. 1733 3023.08 
 
 — Gait (J.) Lives of the players, v. 1. 1831 3263.03 
 
 Booth (Edwin, actor, b. 1833). 
 
 See Atlantic, v. 17, 1866 (by E. C. Stedman) ; Harper's 
 mag., v. 22: 702; 27: 855 ; 30: 673 ; Galaxy, Jan., 1869 (by L. 
 G. Calhoun). 
 Booth (Junius Brutus, the elder, actor, b. 1796, d.1852). 
 
 — Booth memorials. By his daughter. New York, 
 
 1866. 16° 3023.07 
 
 Boedoni (Faustina, afterwards Mme. liasse, Hal. singer, 
 b. 1700, d. 1783). 
 
 — Clayton (E. C.) Queens of song 3265.10 
 
 Boegia (Csesare, son of pope Alex. VI. , d. 1507). 
 
 — Gordon (A.) Lives of Alexander VL and his son. 
 
 1844. 3012.30 
 
 Boegia (Lucrezia, duchess of Ferrara, d. 1503). 
 
 — Gilbert (W.) Lucrezia Borgia. 2 v. 1869. 3023.25 
 
 Boegia family. 
 
 See North Brit, rev., v. 63, 1871, or Littell, 1871, v. 2 
 (Borgias and their latest historian). 
 BoscAN-Almogaver (Juan, Spanishpoet, 6. 1500, d. 1544). 
 
 — Shelley (M. W.) Lives, etc 3211.28 
 
 Bossuet (Jacques Be'nigne, bp. of Meaux, philosopher, 
 
 theologian, and historian, b. 1027, d. 1704). 
 
 — Bossuet and his contemporaries. By the author of 
 
 " A Dominican artist," etc. 1875. . . . 302:130 
 
 — Alembert (J. d'). Eulogies 3221.15 
 
 — Alison (A.) Essays, pp. 42-52. 1852 2517.02 
 
 — Lamartine (A. de). Celebrated characters, v. 3. . . 3264.20 
 
 See Ed. rev., v. 107, 1858, and Littell, v. 2, 1858. Also ar- 
 ticle in M'Clintock and Strong, with its references. 
 Boswell (James, biographer of S. Johnson, o. 1740, d. 
 1795). 
 
 — Letters addressed to W. J. Temple. With [biogr.] 
 
 introduction. [1758-91.] Lond. 1857. «°. 3023.10 
 See essays of Carlyle and Macaulay upon Boswell's John- 
 son, and other references under name of Johnson, in the 
 general alphabet; also Dublin Univ. mag., Dec. 1874 ; Ed. 
 rev , v. 105, 1857, and LitteU, v. 17, 1857 ; Fraser's mag., v 
 55, 1857 ; LitteU, 1870, v. 1 (from Gentleman's mag.; ; Lond. 
 quar. rev., April, 1858. 
 
 In asking for books, use the •• Book Orders," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
124 
 
 BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : Bothwell to Brougham. 
 
 Bothwell (James Hepburn, earl of, consort of Mary, 
 queen of Scots, b. 1526, d. 1576). 
 
 — Labanoff (A. ) Pieces et documents relatifs au comte 
 
 deB. 1856 3121.14 
 
 Note.— See also Lives of Maey, queen of Scots. 
 Boucher (Francois, French -painter, b. 1703, d. 1770). 
 
 — Houssaye (A.) Men and women of France.efc., V. 2, 1852. 3262.19 
 
 Same. v. 1. N. Y„ 1857 3266.02 
 
 Boucicault (Dion, play-writer and actor, b. 1822). 
 
 — Ton have heard of them. 1854 3222.15 
 
 Bouck (William C, 6. 1786, d. 1859). 
 
 — Jenkins (J.S.) Governors of N. Y., p. 689-721. 1851. . 3247.03 
 Boufflers (Stanislaus de, French author,b. 1737, d. 1815). 
 
 — Houssaye (A.) Men and women of France, etc. v. 1. Lend. 
 
 1852 3262.18 
 
 Same. V. 1, N. Y., 1857 3266 02 
 
 Boulton (Matthew, Engl, mechanician, b. 1728, d. 1809). 
 
 — Smiles (S.) Life of. 1865 3265.09 
 
 Bourbon (Charles IV. , constable de, Fr. general, b. 1490, 
 
 d. 1527). 
 
 — "Wilson (J G.) Sketches, etc. 1874 3222.16 
 
 See also Littell, 1862, v. 2 ; and Hist. mem. of the House 
 of Bourbon [521.03]. 
 Bourbon, Boukbon-Conde, Bourbon- Vendome, and 
 Bourbon-Orleans family of France. 
 
 — Chambers' Papers for the people, v. 4 2516.02 
 
 — Historical memoirs of the House of Bourbon. 2 v. 
 
 Lond. 1831. 16° 521.03 
 
 See also Conde, and Orleans, and histories of France. 
 Bourbons of Spain. See Histories of Spain, 1700-1808. 
 Bowditch (Nathaniel, math, and astron. ,b. 1733, &1838). 
 
 — Bowditch (H. I.) Nat the navigator. . .3022.27 
 
 — Bowditch (N. I.) Memoirs of. 3028.03 
 
 — Young (A.) Memoir of. [In Waldie libr., v. 12 ] . .5078.26 
 
 See also Everett (E.) Speeches, v. 2 [6622.04] ; Hood (E.P.) 
 Peerage of poverty [3265.13] ; and references in Allibone 
 and Poole's Index. 
 Boyd (Hugh, Irish journalist, d. 1794). 
 
 — Chalmers [G. ) Author of Junius ascertained. 3088.28 
 Boyd (Mark, British merchant). 
 
 — Reminiscences of fifty years. [1820-70.] London, 
 
 187.1. 8° 3022.29 
 
 Boyd (Win., earl of Kilmarnock, executed 1746). 
 
 — Thomson (K. B.) Memoirs of the Jacobites, v. 3. . 3172.14 
 Boyer (Jean Pierre, pres. of Sayti, b. 1776, d. 3850). 
 
 — JlaccaU (W.) Foreign biographies, v. 2. 1873. . . . 3265.22 
 Boyle (Hon. Robert. Irish philos. and chemist, b. 1627, 
 
 d. lii'Jl). 
 
 — Burnet (G.) Character of. [In his Lives, etc. 1833.] . 3025.28 
 
 — Wilsm(G.) Beligio chemici, p. 165-252 4214.08 
 
 — Thomson (Mrs. K. B.) John Evelyn and Robert Boyle. [In her 
 
 Friendships, v. 1, 1861.] 3253.24 
 
 Bozzeli (Francesco, Neapolitan statesman). 
 
 — Bedding (C.) Personal reminiscences, v. 1, p. 299-338. 3222 02 
 Bracciolini (G.F. Poggio, Ital. scholar, b. 1380, d. 1449). 
 
 — Shepherd (W. L.) Life of. 1837. . . .3023.11 
 Bradford (Win., lawyer and phttan. of Pa., b. 1755, d. 
 
 171)5). 
 
 — Rush (R.) Occasional productions, p. 91-105. . . . 2547 02 
 Brady (James T., of N. Y. city, lawyer, b. 1815, d. 1869). 
 
 — Proctor (L. B.) Bench and bar, p. 238-276. 1870. 3256 24 
 Brady (Robert, M.D., Engl, historian, b. 1643, d. 1700). 
 
 — Lawrence (E ) Lives, etc. v. 1 3262.03 
 
 Brainerd (David, missionary to the Indians, b. 1718, d. 
 
 — Edwards (J., the elder). Life of. 1749. . .3023 12 
 
 — Peabody (W. B. O.) Life of. . . . y. 8 of 3241.01 
 Bramston (Sir John, Engl, country gentleman, b. 1611, 
 
 — Autobiography. Lond., Camden soc, 1845. 4°. 5112.31 
 Brandt (Heinrich von, German general, b. 1789) 
 
 See Ed. rev., v. 131, 1870, or Littell, 1870, v. 1. 
 Rrant (Joseph, < Thayendanega, ' Mohawk chief, b. 1742 
 d. 1807). J ' 
 
 — Stone iW. L.) Life of. 2 v. 1838. . .3023 13 
 Brasbridqe (Joseph, Engl, tradesman). 
 
 — Fruits of experience ; memoir, [1770-1824]. 2d ed. 
 
 London, 1824. 8° 
 
 3022.30 
 
 Brassey (Thomas, Engl. RR. contractor, 6.1805,d.l870) 
 
 — Helps (Sir A.) Life and labours of. . . 3023 27 
 i THW o 4Y ™' or Brai ttiwaite (Richard, 6. 1588, d. 1673) 
 
 — -Bell (B.) Lives of English poets. . . 321117 
 Bbavais (Auguste, Fr. physicist, b. 1811). 
 
 — Beaumont (E. de). Memoir of. [Sm. rep. 1869.] . . 3936 24 
 Bremer Fredriia, Swedish authoress, b. 1801, d. 1865) 
 
 — b letters and posthumous works. N. Y. 1868 
 12 ° ' . 3023.15 
 
 — Howitt (M.) Twelve months with F. Bremer m 
 
 Sweden. 2 v. 1866 3023.16 
 
 Breton (Nicholas, English poet, b. 1555, & 1624). 
 
 — • Brydges (E.) Imaginative biography, v. 2. 1834. . . 3254.26 
 
 Brewster (Sir David, Scottish nal. philos., b. 1781, A 1868) 
 
 — Gordon (Mrs.) Home life of. 1869. . .3023.24 
 
 See also Brit. qu. rev., v. 2 ; Fraser's mas., v. 6. 
 Brewstek (William, pilgrim father, b. 1560, d. 1644). 
 
 — Steele (A. ) Chief of the pilgrims, life and time of 
 
 18. r >7 3023.20 
 
 Bridgman (Laura, blind, deaf, and dumb girl, b. 1829). 
 
 — Lieber (F.) Vocal sounds of. [Sm. contrib. v. 2.] . . 3937,02 
 Briggs (George N., gov. of Mass., b. 1796, d. 1861). ' 
 
 — Richards (W. C.) Great in goodness ; memoir of 
 
 1866 3023.19 
 
 Bright (John. , Engl, liberal statesman, b. 1811). 
 
 — Clarkson (S. ) J. A. Froude and John Bright ; the 
 
 censor, [n. d.] 3023.29 
 
 — McGilehrist (J. ) Life of. [1869.] . . . 3023.21 
 
 See also Higginson (T. W.) Engl, statesmen, 1872 [3221 13]- 
 Hutton (E. H.) Siudies in pari. 1866 [3252.19] ; Political por- 
 traits, 1873 [3252.28] ; Reid (T. W.) Cabinet portraits 1872 
 [3252 26] ; also Atlantic, v. 16, 1865 (by G. M. Towie) ; Black- 
 wood, v. 84, 1858 ; Blackwood, v. 100, 1866 ; Ed. rev., v. 129, 
 3869 ; London quar. rev., 1867 : North Brit, rev., v. 49,1868; 
 Putnam's mag., April, 1869 ; Westm. rev., v. 91, 1869 ;' 
 Harper's monthly, Dec, 1866 ; Galaxy, July, 1868. 
 
 Beight family. 
 
 — Bright (J. S.) The Brights of Suffolk, England. 
 
 1858 3246.12 
 
 Bbindley (James, Engl, mechanician and canal engineer, 
 b. 1716, & 1772). 
 
 — Edgar (J. G.) Footprints of famous men 3263.18 
 
 — Hughes (S.) Life of. [In Weale's qu. papers, v. 1.] . 3918.11 
 
 — Smiles (S.) Lives of the engineers, v. 1 3265.05 
 
 Beodie (Sir Benj. C, surgeon and physiologist, b. 1783, 
 
 d. 1862). 
 
 — Autobiography. London, 1865. 16°. . . 3023.28 
 
 See Fraser's mag., v. 67, 1863, and v. 72, 1865, or Littell, 
 1863, v. 1 ; North Brit, rev., v. 43, 1865, or Littell, 1865, v. 4. 
 
 Brogue (Achille Charles Leonce Victor, due de, French 
 statesman, b. 1789). 
 
 — Lomenie (L. de). Sketches, etc., p. 315-332. 1841. . 3261.26 
 
 Ed. rev., v. 135, 1872 (on Guizot's memoir of B.) 
 Brogue (Duchesse de, daughter of Mme. de Sla'el, 6. 1797, 
 d. 1838). 
 
 — Baird (R.) Transplanted flowers, memoirs, etc. 
 
 1839 3154.31 
 
 Bromfteld (John, merchant of Boston, Mass., b. 1779, (J. 
 1849). J 
 
 — Hunt (F.) Amer. merchants, v. 2. 1858 3244.11 
 
 Bronte (Anne, ['Acton Bell,'] Enql. novelist, b. 1820, 
 
 d. 1849). 
 
 — Bayne (P.) Essays, v. 1, 1857 2513.04 
 
 Bronte (Charlotte, ['Currer Bell,'] Engl, novelist, i. 
 
 1816, d. 1855). 
 
 — Gaskell (Mrs. E. C.) Life of. 2 v. 1859. 3023.22 
 
 — Bayne (P.) EBsays, v. 1, 1857 2513.04 
 
 See also Blackwood, v. 82, 1857 ; Fraser's, v. 65, 1857, or 
 Littell, v. 18,1858; Harper's, v.ll.p. 128; North Amer. rev., 
 v. 85, 1857; West, rev., v. 59, 1853 (Ruth and Villette) ; Wins- 
 low's Journal, v. 11, 1858 (A psychological study). 
 
 Bronte (Emily Jane, ['Ellis Bell,'] Engl. authoress,b. 
 1818, d. 1848). 
 
 — Bayne (P.) Essays, » . 1 [2513.04], and Galaxy, Feb., 1873. 
 Bronte family. 
 
 See Littell, 1859, v. 4 ; and Allibone, v. 1. 
 Brooke (Henry, Irish novelist and poet, b. 1706, d. 1783). 
 
 — • Kingsley (C.) Miscellanies 2534.07 
 
 Brooke (Sir James, rajah of Sarawak, b. 1803, d. 1868). 
 
 — Private letters, from 1838 to the present time. 3 v. 
 
 Lond., 1853. 8° 3024.01 
 
 — Chambers' Papers for the people, v. 5 2516.03 
 
 See also Atlantic, v. 18, 1866 (art. by G. Reynolds) ; West, 
 rev., v. 62, 1854 ; and Poole's Index. 
 Brooks (Peter C, Boston merchant, b. 1767, d. 1849). 
 
 — Everett (E.) Memoir of. [Orations, v. 3.] .... 6322.05 
 
 Same. [In Hunt's Amer. merchauts, v. 1.] . . . 3244.10 
 
 Broome (Wm, Engl, poet, b. 1689, d. 1745). 
 
 — Johnson (S.) Lives of the poets, v. 2 3263.03 
 
 Brougham (Henry, lord; British orator, statesman, law 
 
 reformer, and author, b. 1779, d. 1868). 
 
 — Life and times. By himself. 3v. N.Y.,1871.8°.3021.20 
 
 — Campbell (John, lord). Life of. 1869. 3254.09J 
 
 Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 129, 1869 ; Littell, v. 18, 1858 ; 
 Quar. rev., v. 126, 1869, or LitteU, 1869, v. 1. 
 
 — McGilehrist (J. ) Life and career of. 1868. 3024.23 
 
 BEOOKLIN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : Brougham to Buffon. 
 
 125 
 
 — Sugden (E., lord SI. Leonards). Misrepresentations 
 
 in Campbell's Lives. 1869 3254.18 
 
 — Chambers' Papers, v. 11 2516.06 
 
 — Bulwer (Sir E. L.) Orit. writings, v. 1 2515.05 
 
 — Hazlitt (W.) Spirit of the age 2531.07 
 
 Sis also Ed. rev., v. 135, 1872 ; Littell, v. 2, 1871 ; and 
 numerous references in Poole's Index ; North Brit, rev., 
 v. 30, 1869 ; Quar rev., v. 105, 1859 (Lord B. and Law re- 
 form) ; Temple Bar, 1871, or LitteU, 1871, v. 3. 
 
 Bboughton (Lord). See Hobhouse (John C, lord B). 
 Brown (Charles Brockden, Amer. novelist, b. 1771, d. 
 1810). 
 
 — Dunlap (W. ) Life of : with selections from his 
 
 works. 2 v. Phila., 1815 3024.09 
 
 Same. Loudon, 1822 3024.11 
 
 — Prescott (W. H.) Miscellanies, p. 1-57, 1858 2538.16 
 
 Same. [Sparks' Amer. biog., v. 1 3241.01 
 
 — Tuckerman (H. T.) Essays, biographical, etc. , . . 2541.15 
 
 See references in Poole's Index ; also articles ill Allibone, 
 T. 1, Griswold's Prose writers, and Duyckinck. 
 
 Bbown (David Paul, Phil, lawyer, b. 1795, d. 1872). 
 
 — The forum : 40 years at the Phil. bar. 2 v. 5613.25 
 Brown (Frances, blind Irish poetess, b. 1816). 
 
 — Smiles (S.) Brief biographies. 1861 3263.16 
 
 Bkown (James, Boston bookseller, b. 1800, d. 1855). 
 
 — Hillard (G. S. ) Memoir of. 1856. .... 3024.19 
 
 Same. [In Hunt's Amer. merchants, v. 2.] 3244.11 
 
 Bbown (John, proprietor of the Univ. billiard rooms, 
 
 Cambridge, Engl. ) 
 
 — Sixty years' gleanings from life's harvest. [1796- 
 
 1S56.] New York, 1859. 12°. .... 3025.01 
 Bbown (John, Amer. abolitionist, b. 1800, d. 1859). 
 
 — Amer. anti-slavery society. Annual report for 1860. 
 
 [Anti-slavery hist, of to John Brown year. ] 3024.14 
 
 — Redpath(J.) Echoes of Harper's Ferry. 1860. 5831.24 
 Public life of. With an autobiography of his 
 
 youth and childhood. 1860 3024.13 
 
 — Webb (R. D.) Life and letters of. 1861. . 3024.26 
 
 See also Atlantic, v. 30, 1872 (J. B. and friends) ; v. 29, 
 1872 (J. B. in Mass.) ; v. 15, 1865 (John Brown's raid, by 
 J. G. Eosengarten) ; July, 1871 (by E. H. Dana, jr.) ; Tho- 
 reau's Last days of Brown, in his Yankee in Canada, etc. 
 
 Bbown (John, Scotch dissenting divine, b. 1784, d. 1858). 
 
 See North Brit, rev., v. 33, 1860. 
 Bbown (Samuel, Scotch chemist and author, b. 1817, d. 
 1856). 
 
 — Hall (S. T) Eemarkable people, p. 49-71. 1873. . . . 3265.19 
 
 See also North Brit, rev., v. 26, 1856. 
 Bbown (Thomas, Scotch metaphysician, b. 1778, d. 1820). 
 
 — Gilman (S.) Contrib. to lit., p. 113-90, 348-345. . . . 2526.14 
 
 — Welsh (D.) Account of the life of. 1825. . 3024.15 
 Bbowme (Charles Farrar, ["Artemus Ward,"] Amer. 
 
 humorist, b. 1834, d. 1867). 
 
 — Hingston (E.P.) The genial showman. 1870. 3176.23 
 Bbowne {Sir Edward, b. 1642, d. 1708). 
 
 — Private correspondence, 1641-51. [In Evelyn's cor- 
 
 respondence, v. 4, 1852.] 3055.12 
 
 Bbowne (KrThomas, Engl, physician, phUos. and author, 
 b. 1605, d. 1682). 
 
 — Bulwer (Sir E. L.) Critical writings, v. 2 2515.06 
 
 Prose workB. V. 1. 1868 2514.23 
 
 — Johnson (S.) Life of. [Browne's works, v. 1.] ... 6022 13 
 
 — Tuckerman (H. T.) Characteristics, etc. 1849. . . . 2544.10 
 
 See also N. A. rev., v. 94, 1862 ; Eclectic mag., v. 25, 1852 ; 
 and references in Poole's Index and Allibone. 
 
 Beowne (We. Engl, poet, b. 1590, d. 1645). 
 
 — Bell (E.) Lives, etc 3211.17 
 
 Beowneng (Mrs. Elizabeth Barrett, Engl, poetess, b. 1807, 
 
 d. 1861). 
 
 — Bayne (P.) Essays, v. 1, 146-211 2513.04 
 
 — Gilfillan (G.) Modern literature, p. 239-51. 1850. . . 2526.12 
 
 — Smiles (S.) Brief biographies. 1861 3263.16 
 
 — Stedman (E. C.) in Scribner, Nov. 1873. 
 
 Note. — For criticisms of her poems see her name, in gen- 
 eral alphabet. 
 Beowntng (Meshach, b. 1781). 
 
 — Forty-four years of the life of a Maryland hunter. 
 
 Phila., 1859. 12°. 3024.17 
 
 Beowning (Robert, English poet, b. 1812). 
 
 — Friswell (J. H.) Modern men of letters. 1870. . . .2525.18 
 
 — Home (E. H.) New spirit of the age 2532.09 
 
 — Shirley, pseud. Campaigner at home. 1865. . . . 2542.29 
 
 — Smiles (S.) Brief biographies, 1861 3263.16 
 
 — Stedman (E. C.) in Scribner, Deo., 1874. 
 
 For numerous critical estimates, see his name, in general 
 alphabet. 
 Bbownlow (Emma Sophia, countess). 
 
 — Slight reminiscences of a septuagenarian, 1802 to 
 
 1815. 2d ed. London, 1867. 16°. . . 3024.18 
 
 Bbuoe (James, Scotch traveller in Africa, b. 1730, d. 
 1794). 
 
 — Jardiue (Sir W.) Naturalist's library, v. 11 4711.11 
 
 — St. John (J. A.) Lives, etc 3221.04 
 
 See entries under his name, in general alphabet. 
 Beuce (Michael, Scotch poet, b. 1746, d. 1767). 
 
 — Drake (N.) Literary hours, v. 3, p. 516-552 2527.10 
 
 Beuce (Robert). iSVe Robert I. Bruce (king of Scotland). 
 Brummeol (George, " Beau," favorite of Qeorge IV., b. 
 
 1778, il. 1S40). 
 
 — Jesse (W.) Life of. 1844 3025.03 
 
 — Doran (J.) Habits and men 2523.11 
 
 — Russell (W.) Eccentric personages 3264.03 
 
 — Thomson (K. B.) Wits and boaux of Bociety. . . .3262.25 
 
 See also Temple Bar, 1872, or Littell, v. 2, 1872 ; Harper's 
 monthly, v. 9 and 11. 
 Beunel (Isambard K., Brit, engineer and naval architect, 
 b. 1806, d. 1859). 
 
 See Eraser's, v. 60, 1859, or Littell, 1859, v. 4 ; n. s., v. 3, 
 1871 ; Lond. qu. rev., July, 1862 ; Quar. rev., v. 112, 1872. 
 Beunel (Sir Marc Isambard, Brit.eng'r, 6.1769, d. 1849.). 
 
 — Beamish (R.) Life of. 1862 3025.02 
 
 See Quar. rev., v. 112, 1862. 
 Beuno (Giordano, Italian philosopher, b. 1550, d. 1600). 
 
 — Alger (W. B ) Solitudes of genius, p. 235-6. 1867. . 2512.07 
 
 — Maocall (W.) Foreign biographies, v. 2, 1873. . . 3265.23 
 
 See also Fraser's mag , n. s., v. 3, 1871 ; Macmillan's 
 mag., Feb., 1871 (by A. Lang) ; and histories of philosophy. 
 Beunson (Alfred, Amer. methodist preacher, b. 1792). 
 
 — A western pioneer ; or, incidents of 70 years. Cin- 
 
 cinnati, 1872. 12° 3024.29 
 
 Bbunton (Mrs. Mary B. , English novelist, b. 1778, d 
 1818). 
 
 — Ellwood (A. K.) Literary ladies, etc., v. 2 3253.22 
 
 Brutus (Marcus Junius, assassin of Ccesar, d. B.C. 42). 
 
 — Plutarch. Lives, v. 5 of 3146.17 ; v. 6 of 3145.22 ; v. 4 of 
 
 3145.08. 
 
 — and Dion compared. Plutarch. Lives. V. 6 of 3146.17 ; 
 
 V. 6 of 3145.22 ; V. 4 of 3145 08. 
 
 Bryant (Wm. Cullen, Amer. poet and journalist, b. 1794). 
 
 — Hillard (G. S.) in Atlantic monthly, v. 13, 1864. 
 
 — Homes of American authors. 1857 3245.11 
 
 — Palmer (Kay), in International review, v. 1, 1874. 
 
 — Whipple (E. P.) Literature and life. 1871 2545.10 
 
 See references in Allibone, Poole's Index ; and histories 
 of Amer. literature. 
 Bbydges (Sir Egerton, English author, b. 1762, d. 1837). 
 
 — Autobiography. 2 v. London, 1834. 8°-. 3025.04 
 Buchanan (George, Scotch historian and poet, b. 1503, 
 
 d. 1582). 
 
 — Irving (D.) Lives of Scottish writers. 1850. . . .3265.07 
 
 — Kingsley (0.) Health and education 1874 2634.02 
 
 See also North Brit, rev., v. 46, 1867. 
 Buchanan (James, pres. of U. S., b. 1791, d. 1868. 
 
 See his name in general alphabet. 
 Buckingham (2d duke of). See Villiers (George). 
 Buckingham and Chandos (2d duke of). See Gren- 
 
 ville (R. P. T. N. B. C, 2d duke). 
 Buckingham (James Silk, English traveller and liberal 
 politician, b. 1786, d. 1855). 
 
 — Hall (S. T.) Eemarkable people, p. 199-210. 1873. . . 3265.19 
 Buckingham (Joseph T. , of Boston, Mass. , b. 1779, d. 
 
 1861). 
 
 — Personal memoirs and recollections of editorial life 
 
 2 v. Boston, 1852. 12° 3025.14 
 
 See N. A. rev., v. 75, 1852. 
 Buckingham (Wm. A., gov. of Conn., b. 1804). 
 
 — - Stowe (H. E. B.) Men of our times 3265.02 
 
 Buckle (Henry Thomas, English philos. historian, b. 
 
 1822, d. 1862). 
 
 — Taylor (Helen). Biogr. notice. [In B.'s Miscel. works, v. 1, 
 
 1872.] ... 6022.20 
 
 See also biogr. sketch in his Essays, 1863, p. 7-39 [2515.04] ; 
 
 Fraser's mag., v. 68, 1863 (Mr. B. in the EaBt) : Atlantic, v. 
 
 11, 1863 (Personal reminiscences of B., by C. Hale). 
 For numerous criticisms of his works, see his name in 
 
 general alphabet. 
 Buckminstee (Joseph, Unitarian clergyman of Boston, 
 
 b. 1751, d. 1812). 
 
 — Lee (Mrs. E. B.) Memoirs of. 1851. . .3025.06 
 Buckminster (Joseph S. , Unitarian clergyman of Bos- 
 ton, 6. 1784, d. 1812). 
 
 — Lee (Mrs. E. B.) Memoirs of. 1851. . . . 302o.06 
 Bubgett (Samuel, Engl, merchant, b. 1794, d. 1851). 
 
 — Arthur (W.) The successful merchant. . . 3025.07 
 
 — Bayne (P.) Sketch of S. B. (In his Christian life.]. . 3515.05 
 Buffon (G. L. L., comte de, Fr. naturalist and philos., 
 
 b. 1707, d. 1788). 
 
 — Houssaye (A.) Men and women of France.v. 2. 3262.19; 3266.03 
 
 — Jardine (Sir W.) Nat. library, v. 27 4711.27 
 
 See also St. Paul's mag., 1869, or Littell, 1869, v. 4. 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOE'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE and the NUMBER. 
 
126 
 
 BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : Bulwer to Butler. 
 
 Bulwek-Lytton (Sir Edward G. E. L., lord Lylton, 
 Engl, author, b. 1805, d. 1873). 
 
 — Bayne (P.) Essays, v. 1. 1857. ... ... 2513.04 
 
 — Brimley (G.) Essays 2514.10 
 
 — Friswell (J. H.) Modern men of letters. 1870. . .2525.18 
 
 — Gilfillan fG.) Modern literature, v. 1, 3. .... 2526.12 
 
 — Home (E. H.) New spirit of the age 2532. 0'J 
 
 — Jerrold (B.) Best of all good company, 1st series. . . 3222.06 
 
 — Smiles (S.) Brief biographies. 1861 3263.16 
 
 See also numerous references under Bulwer, in the gen- 
 eral alphabet, in Poole's Index, Allibone, and Boston public 
 library cat. of hist., biogr., etc. 1873, p. 39. 
 Bulwer ( Kir Henry Lyttonjord Balling, b. 1804, c7.1872). 
 
 — Hayward (A.) Essays. New series, v, 2 2528.18 
 
 Bunsen ( Baron Christian Carl Josias , German religious 
 
 statesman and historian, b. 1791, d. 1860). 
 
 — Memoirs, drawn chiefly from family papers, by his 
 
 widow. '2d ed. 2 v. Phila., 1869. 12°. 3025.17 
 See also MiSUer (Max). Chips, etc., v. 3 [2537.21] ; Black- 
 wood, V. 101, 1868 ; Contem. rev.,v. 8, 1868 ; Ed. rev., v. 127, 
 1868 ; Fraser's mag., v. 77, 1868 ; Littell (from Macmillan), 
 1861, v. i (by F. D. Maurice) ; North Brit, rev., v. its, 1868. 
 
 Bunting (Rev. Jabez, Engl, methodist, b. 1799). 
 
 — Bunting (J. C. ) Life of. v. 1. 1859. .3025.08 
 Bunyan (John, b. 1G2.S, d. 1688). 
 
 — Baillie (J.) Life-studies. 1857. . . .... 3015.09 
 
 — Book of the Bunyan festival, June, 1874 3025.21 
 
 — Cheever (G. B.) Lectures on Pilgrim's progress. . 3534.14 
 
 — Gilfillan (G.) Third gallery of portraits. 1855. . . 2526.13 
 
 — Ivirney ( J. ) Life of. 1814 3025.20 
 
 — Kingsley (C.) New Miscellanies 2534.07 
 
 — Langl'ord (J. A.) Prison books and their authors. . 3263.32 
 
 — Macaulay (T. B.) Essays, v. 2 2536.17 
 
 Note.— From Ed. rev., Dec, 1830. 
 Same. v. 6 2536.20 
 
 — Tulloch (J ) English puritanism and its leaders. . .3614.15 
 
 — Whittier (J.) Old portraits 5077.10 
 
 See also Eclectic mag., v. 26, 1852 ; and further references 
 in Boston public library catalogue of hist., biography, 
 etc , p. 40 ; and in Poole's Index. 
 Buonaeotti (Michael Angelo, Hal. painter, sculptor, 
 architect, and poet, b. 1474, d. 1564). 
 
 — Duppa(R.) Michael Angelo. 1856. . 3151.03 
 
 — Fairholt (P. W. ) Michael Angelo. [In his Homes, 
 
 haunts, etc. 1871.] 1445.22 
 
 — Grimm (H.) Life of. Tr. by P. E. Bunnett. 2 v. 
 
 1845 3123.27 
 
 — Harford (J. S.) Life of. With translations of many 
 
 of his poems and letters. 2d ed. 2 v. 1858. 3123.29 
 
 — Taylor (J. E.) M. A., considered as a philosophic 
 
 poet 1665.08 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Blackwood, v. 82, 1857 : Ed. rev., v. 
 106 ; Lond. on. rev., v. 103, 1858, or Littell, 1858, v. 2: N. A. 
 rev., v. 89, 1859. 
 
 — Buckley (T. A.) Dawuings of genius, pp. 48-65. 1857. 3263.24 
 
 — Emerson (R. W.) in Characteristics of men of genius, v. 2. 
 
 !846 2516.20 
 
 — Jameson (Mrs. A.) Early Ital. painters 3255.25 
 
 — Knox (R.) Great artists, etc. 1852 1454.19 
 
 — Lives of eminent persons 3265 17 
 
 — Pater (W. H.) Studies, etc. 1873 1435.08 
 
 — Russell (W.) Extraordinary men 3263.20 
 
 — Salisbury (E. E.) in New Englander, v. 19, 1861. 
 
 — Wallace (H. B.) Art, etc., p. 217-30 2545.01 
 
 See also (m Fine arts) the works of Lanzi, Vasari, and 
 others, on Italian painters, and general works on art. 
 BuRCKHAKDT(JohannLudwig,(r«<;e&r, b. 1784, d. 1817). 
 
 — Jardine (Sir Wm.) Naturalist's library, v. 40. 
 
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 itician, b. 1730, d. 1797). 
 
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 — Rogers (Samuel). Recollections 3153.19 
 
 — Tuckerman (H. T.) Characteristics of lit., v. 1 p' 209 28 
 
 18« 2544.10 
 
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 (E. B. at Beaconsfield), or Littell, v. 18, 1857 ; Littell,'l861 
 v. 4 (B. and Washington) ; North Amer. rev. v 88 *1859 • 
 North Brit, rev., v. 35, 1861. ' 
 
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 ry catalogue of books in hist., biography, etc., p. 40 ; and 
 in Allibone, v. 1. 
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 — Cunningham (A.) Life and corresp. of. 1836. 3025.24 
 
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 — Kingsley (O.) Sir Walter Raleigh, etc. p. 119-155. 1859. 2634.06 
 
 — Madden (R R.) Infirmities of men of genius. 1833. . 2541.01 
 
 — Miller (H. Essays 
 
 — Russell (Wm.) Extraordinary men 
 
 — Sterling (John). Essays, v. 1, p. 87-99. 1848, 
 
 — Wilson (John). Essays, v. 3, 1857 
 
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 Blackwood, v. Ill, 1872, or LitteU, 1872, v. 2 ; Nat. qu. rev., 
 v. 6, 1863 (Writings and loves) ; v. 18, 1869 (Sorrows of B.) 
 North Brit, rev., v. 16, 1851-2, or Eclectic, v. 25, 1852 (B. 
 and his school). 
 
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 public library cat. of hist, and biography, p. 41 ; and Poole's 
 Index. 
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 v. 1858 3026.14 
 
 — Knapp (S. L.) Life of. 1835 3026.23 
 
 — Parton(J.) Life and times of. 1828. . .3026.16 
 
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 Harper's mag., v. 25 (B.'s conspiracy, by Lossing) ; v. 29 ; 
 New Englander, v. 16, 1858 ; N. A. rev., v. 79, 1854 (B.'s con- 
 spiracy). 
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 — Autobiography. [Withhis Ten minute talks. 1874. .2514.28 
 
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 Butlee (Samuel, English wit and poet, b. 1612, d. 1680). 
 
 — Bell(E.) Lives of English poets 8211.17 
 
 — Johnson (S.) Lives of English poets, v. 1 3263.01 
 
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 writer, b. 1814, J. 1S48). 
 
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 — McBride ;j.) Pioneer biography, v. 2 3247.20 
 
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 — Davies (J. L.) Biogr. sketch of. [In B. s Notes of thought.) 
 
 2614 29 
 
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 lanthropist, b. 1786, d. 1845). 
 
 — Buxton (C.) Memoirs of. 1872 3026.27 
 
 — Edgar (J. G-.) Boyhood of great men 3263.23 
 
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 — Stowe (H.B.) Lady Byron vindicated. 1870. 3027.24 
 
 — Vindication of Lady Byron, [anon.] London, 1871. 
 
 8° 3027.29 
 
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 1788, d. 1824). 
 
 — Blessington (M. P. G., countess of). Conversations 
 
 of lord Byron. 1835 3027.03 
 
 — Clinton (G.) Memoirs of. 1827. . . . 3027.28 
 
 — Dallas (B. C.) Recollections of, 1808-14. . 3027.04 
 
 — Elze (K. ) Lord Byron : a biography, with a critical 
 
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 — Gait (J.) Life of. 3d ed. 1830. . . .3027.06 
 
 — Guiccioli (Countess). My recollections of. . 3027.22 
 
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 ries. 2 v. 1828. . . ' 3027.07 
 
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 — Medwin(T.) Conversations of, 1821-1822. . 3027.05 
 
 — Moore (T.) Letters and journals of. 2 v. New York, 
 
 1853 3027.09 
 
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 — Stowe-Byron controversy, [anon.'] London, [1869.] 
 
 X6° . 3027 25 
 
 — Trelawney (E. J.) Last days of. 1858." '. 3163.08 
 
 — True story of Lord and Lady Byron, in answer to 
 
 Mrs. Beecher Stowe. [anon.] London, [1869.] 
 16°. 3027.26 
 
 — Alger (W. E.) Solitudes, etc., p. 289-304 2512.07 
 
 — Giles (H.) Moral philos. of B.'s life. [In his Lectures and es- 
 
 says. 1851 2526.04 
 
 — Gordon {Sir O.) Life and genius of. 1824. [Pamphleteer, 
 
 v. 24.) 6058.24 
 
 — Harrison (J. A.) Italian haunts of. [In his Group of poets.] 
 
 2528 25 
 
 — Hazlitt (W.) Spirit of the age 253L07 
 
 — Howitt (W.) Homes and haunts, etc., V. 1 953.23 
 
 — Kiugsley (C.) Miscellanies, 1860 2534.07 
 
 — Macaulay (T. B.) Essays, v. 2 . 1859 2536.17 
 
 — Madden (R. E.) Infirmities of genius 2541.01 
 
 — Morley (J.) Critical miscellanies, 1871 2537.03 
 
 Note— From Fortnightly rev., v. 34, 1870. 
 
 — Paget (J.) Lord B. and his calumniators [In his Paradoxes, 
 
 etc.) 2538.11 
 
 Note.— Erom Blackwood, v. 107, 1870. 
 
 Recoil, of lord B. [In his Paradoxes.] 2538.11 
 
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 — Russell (W.) Extraordinary men 3263.20 
 
 — Scott {Sir W.) Character of Lord Byron. 1S24. [Pamphleteer, 
 
 V. 24.] 5058.24 
 
 — Whipple (E. L.) [In Characteristics of men of genius. 1846. 
 
 V. 1, p. 245-75.] 2516.19 
 
 Same. [In his Essays and reviews, v. 1.] . . . . 2545.06 
 
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 v. 1 (Personal recoil, of B.) ; Quar. rev., v. 127, 1809 (The 
 Byron mystery), or Littell, 1869, v. 4 ; v. 128, 1870 (On Mrs. 
 Stowe's vindication of lady B.), or Littell, 1809, v. 4 ; v. 131 
 1871 (B. and Tennyson) ; Westminster rev., v. 69, 1858. or 
 Littell, 1858, v. 2. 
 
 See also Allibone, Poole's Index, and note to Byron entry 
 in Boston public library catalogue of hist, and biogr., p. 42. 
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 1557). 
 
 — Biddle (It. ) Memoir of , with a review of the history 
 
 of maritime discovery, [anon.] 1831. . 3027.12 
 
 — Hayward (C, jr.) Life of. [In Sparks' Amer. 
 
 biog., v. 9.] 3241.09 
 
 — Nicholls (J. F.) Life of. 1869 3026.29 
 
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 rist, b. 100, d. 44b.c.) 
 
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 — Napoleon III Histoire de. v. 1-2. 1865.3027.13 
 Same. History of. v. 1-2. 1865-6. . . 3027.19 
 
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 C. Merivale) ; Ed. rev., v. 124, 1866 : Fraser's mag., v. 71, 
 1865 ; Nat. Quar. rev., v. 13, 1866; Westm. rev., v. 84, 1865. 
 
 — Seeley (J. R.) Roman imperialism. 1871 2542.31 
 
 Note. — Ch. 1 of this work is a defence of Caasar. 
 
 — Wainwright (J. ) Julius Cassar ; did he cross the 
 
 channel? 1869 3028.05 
 
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 1853; Plutarch. Lives, [v. 4 of 3146.17; v. 4 oi 3145.22; 
 v. 3 of 3145.08J: Schlegcl (K. W F., von). Caesar and Alex- 
 ander, an hist, comparison. [In his Lectures on modern 
 hist. 442.04] ; Fraser's mag., v. 76, 1867 ; West, rev., v. 77, 
 1862 (C.'s campaigns in Gaul) ; also Cjesaes, below ; and 
 references in Poole's Index. 
 
 f$g~ The Btandard works upon Caesar and his epoch are 
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 sen's Hist, of Rome, v. 4 [434.04]. 
 Cesabs (The twelve). 
 
 — DeQuincey (T.) The Csesars. 1851. . . . 2225.05 
 
 — Freeman (E. A.) The Flavian Csesars. [In his Hist, essays, 
 
 V. 2.] 2528.12 
 
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 — - Leigh (E.) Select observations concerning. 2d ed. 
 1647 3028.06 
 
 — Suetonius Tranquillus (C. ) The twelve Caesars. 
 
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 — Same. Tr. by A. Thompson. 1796. . . .3028.04 
 
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 d. 1795). See Balsamo. 
 Calbns (Hugh McCalmont, lord chancellor, b. 1819). 
 
 — Reid (T. W.) Cabinet portraits, p. 82-91. 1872. . .3252.26 
 
 Caldekon de la Barca (Pedro, Spanish dramatist and 
 poet, b. 1601, d. 1687). 
 
 — Shelley (M. W.) Lives, etc., v. 3 3211.26 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 55, 1857 ; and Calderon, in 
 general alphabet. 
 Calhoun (John C, of S. C, Amer. statesman, b. 1782, 
 d. 1850). 
 
 — Godwin (Parke), in Homes of Amer. statesmen. . . 3245.12 
 
 — Jenkins (J. S. ) The life of. 1850. . . .3028.08 
 
 — Parton (J.) Famous Americans. 1867 3245.16 
 
 Eepr. from N. A. rev., v. 101, 1865. 
 
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 eulogies.] 1857 3028.07 
 
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 also, Nat. quar. rev., v. 24, 1872 ; references in Poole's 
 Index, and Allibone ; also contemporary history. 
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 — Houssaye (A.) Philosophers, etc., v. 1 3266.04 
 
 Calonne (Charles Alex, de, Fr. finance minister, b. 1734, 
 
 d. 1802). 
 
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 — Burnap (G.W.) Life of. [Sparks' Amer. biog. , v. 19.] 
 
 3241.19 
 Calves (Jean, Protestant reformer, b. 1509, d. 1564). 
 
 — Letters. Ed. with notes, by J. Bonnet. 4 v. Edin- 
 
 burgh, 1855. 8°. 3032.08 
 
 — Froude (J. A.) Calvinism. 1871 5335.11 
 
 — Guizot (F. P. G.) Great christians of France. [1869.] 3114.20 
 
 — Henry (P. ) Life and times of. 2 v. 1849. 3032.03 
 
 — Mackenzie (J.) Memoirs of. 1809. . . .3032.05 
 
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 Kenan (E.) Estimate of. [In his Studies, 1864.] . .3412.10 
 
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 — Waterman (E.) Memoirs of. 1813. . . .3031.09 
 
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 in churcn and state) ; West, rev., v. 70, 1858, or Littell, 
 1858, v. 3 (C. at Geneva). Also references in M'Clintock 
 and Strong, v. 1, and Poole's Index. 
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 — Houssaye (A.) Men and women of France, etc. v. 2 of 3262.18 ; 
 
 v. 1 ol 3266.02. 
 
 Camden iWm.) English antiquary, b. 1551, d. 1623). 
 
 — Lawrence (E.) Lives of the Brit, historians, v. 1. . .3262.03 
 Cameron (Douald, of ' Lochiel, Highland chieftain, c?.1748). 
 
 — Thomson (K. B.) Memoirs of the Jacobites, v. 1. . . 3172.12 
 Camillus (Marcus Furius, Roman dictator, d. 364 B.C.) 
 
 See Plutarch. Lives, v. 1 of 3146.17 ; v. 1 of 3145.22 ; v. 1 
 of 3145.08 ; see also Niebuhr, v. 1, 435.23. 
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 — Flourens (M. J. P.) Memoir of. [Sm. rep., 1859.] . .3936.14 
 
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 Canlek ( — ). 
 
 — Autobiography of a French detective. Tr. by Sir 
 
 C F. L. Wraxall. London, [1869.] 16°. 3031.12 
 Canning (Charles John, earl, gov.-gen. of India, b. 1812, 
 
 d. 1862). 
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 Canning (Elizabeth, English impostor, b. about 1737). 
 
 — Paget (J.) Paradoxes and puzzles. 1874 2538.11 
 
 Canning George, Brit, statesman, orator and wit, b. 1770, 
 
 d. 1827). 
 
 — Bell (R.) Life of. 1846 3032.11 
 
 — Stapleton (A.G.) Political life of, 1822 to 1827. 3 v 
 
 1831 3032. li 
 
 — Adams (W. H. D.) Men at the helm. 1871 3222 14 
 
 — Bulwer («?• H.L.E.) Historical characters. 1868. v. 2 of 3257 09 
 
 — Creasy (E. S.) Eminent Etonians. 1850 ^257 01 
 
 — Croly (G.) Historical Bketches, eta. 1842 252L22 
 
 — Earle (J. C.) English premiers, v. 2, p. 133-138. 1811. 3222.11 
 
 — Edgar (J. G.) Boyhood of great men 3263 23 
 
 — Hayward (A.) G. O. as a man of letters, [In his Essays, n s 
 
 v. 1, 1873.] ". . . . 2528 17 
 
 From Ed. rev., July, 1858 ; also in Littell 1358 v 4 
 
 — Kebble (T. E.) English statesmen, p. 33-43. 1868 ' 322'' 01 
 
 — Therry (E.) Memoirs of. [In Canning's speeches, v. 1.] 6312'o5 
 
 — limbs (J.) G C. and the Beof-steak society. [In his Lives of 
 
 the later wits, etc., v. 1. 1874.) 326108 
 
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 aud C, by Shirley) ; Littell, 1872, v. 2 Id. 0. and Frere) ■ N 
 A. rev., v. 90, 1860 ; North Brit, rev., v. 31, 1859 ; also refer- 
 ences in Allibone and Poole's Index. 
 
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 — Memes (J. S.) Memoirs of. 1825. . . . 3033.01 
 
 — Characteristics of men of genius, v. 2 25i6.20 
 
 — Edgar (J. S.) Boyhood of great men 3263.22 
 
 — Everett (A. H.) Essays 2524,11 
 
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 ences in Poole's Index. 
 Capell (Arthur, lord, royalist, b. 1600, d. 1649). 
 
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 Cardan (Jerome, Ital. physician, astrologer, and mathe- 
 matician, &.1501.& 1576). 
 
 — Morley (H. ) Life, etc. 2 v. 1854. . . . 3033.02 
 Caeew (Bamfylde Moore, " king of the gypsies," b. 1693 
 
 d. 1770). 
 
 — Russell (W.) Eccentric personages 3264.03 
 
 Carey. See also Gary. 
 
 Cabey (William, Engl, orientalist and Baptist missionary 
 to India, b. 1762, d. 1834). 
 
 — Marshman (J. C) Life and times of. 2 v. . 3033.11 
 
 - — Shoemakers. Lives, etc. [anon.] 1849 3261.15 
 
 Carlos (Don,infante of Navarre,prince of ywna,1421-61). 
 
 — Quintana (M. J.) Lives of celebrated Spaniards. 1833. 3212.14 
 Carlos (Don, count de Mordemolin, Spanish pretender, b. 
 
 1818). 
 
 — Kirkpatrick (E. ) Spain and Charles VII. ; or, " Who 
 
 is the legitimate sovereign ? " 1873. . . 553.28 
 Carlyle (Rev. Alex. , Scotch presb . divine, 6.1721, A1805). 
 
 — Autobiography. Boston, 1861. 12°. . . . 3033.04 
 
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 113, 1861 ; Nat. rev., v. 12, 1861; New Englander, v. 23, 1864 
 (by A Geike) ; Noith Brit, rev., v. 34, 1861. 
 Caelyle (Thomas, British essayist, historian and phi- 
 losopher, b. 1795). 
 
 — Taine (H.) L'ide'alisme Anglais : e'tude sur Carlyle. 
 
 1864 5426.16 
 
 — Calvert (G. H.) Essays iesthetical. 1875 2411.29 
 
 — Friswell (J. H.) Modern men of letters. 1870. . . 2525.18 
 
 — Giles (H.) Lectures and essays, v. 2, 1851 2526.05 
 
 — Greg (W. R.) Literary judgments, p. 137-76. 1868. .2526.20 
 
 — Home (R. H.) New spirit of the age. 1855 2532.09 
 
 — Hotten (J. C.) Memoir of. [In C.'s Inauguraladdress.j 2516.14 
 
 — Lowell (J. R.) My study windows. 1871 2534.18 
 
 — Martiueau (J ) Carlyle's personal influence on our present 
 
 theology. [Essays, v. 1, p. 329-406.] 2636.17 
 
 — Mazzini (J ) On the writings of. [Writings, v. 4.] , 5053.11 
 
 — Morley (J.) Critical miscellanies, p. 195:251. 1871. 2537.03 
 
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 — Smiles (S.) Brief biographies. 1861 3263.16 
 
 — Smith (Alex.) Last leaves, etc. 1869 2542.27 
 
 — Sterling ( J.) Essays, v. 1, 1848 2547.09 
 
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 or Littell, 1866, v. 1 ; Eclectic (from Hogg's Instructor), v. 
 27, 1852 : Eclectic (from N. Br. rev.), v. 26, 1852 ; Quar. rev., 
 v. 132, 1872, or Littell, 1872, v. 2. Also references in Poole's. 
 Index. 
 
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 republican war minister, b. 1753, d. 1823). 
 
 — Arago (D. P. J.) Biographies, etc. v. 2 3263.11 
 
 — Maccall (W.) Foreign biographies, v. 2, 1873. . . . 3255.21 
 
 — Salisbury (Marquess of). Hist, sketches, etc. 1862. . 2547.17 
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 d. 1821). 
 
 — Gozlan (L.) George III. et Caroline. . .7022.11 
 
 — Doran (J.) Queens of England, v. 2, 1855 3263.06 
 
 — Nightingale (J. ) Memoirs of. 3 v. 1820.3032.19 
 
 — Oliphant (Mrs. M.) Hist, sketches, etc. 1869. . . . 3064.18 
 
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 See also her name in general alphabet for additional entries. 
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 — Smythe (Mrs. G. ) Memoir of. [ With her Memoirs 
 
 of R. M. Keith.] 1849 3095.09 
 
 — Romance of diplomacy : hist, memoirs of. 2 v. 
 
 1861 3031.18 
 
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 — Dorau (J.) Queens of England, v. 1, p. 194-420. . . 3253.05 
 
 — Oliphant (M. O. W.) Historical sketches 3064.08 
 
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 — Carpenter (R. L. ) Memoirs of. 1812. . .3031.22 
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 1638). J 
 
 — Menziea (S.) Royal favorites, v. 1, p. 400 3257.10 
 
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 — Mill (J. S.) Dissertations, etc., v. 1 2535.20 
 
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 — Peters (D.C.) life and adventures of. 1858. 3033.05 
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 — Lawrence (E.) Lives of British historians, v. 1. . . 3262.03 
 Caeteb(J/?'s. Elizabeth, Engl, authoress, 6. 1717, (£ 1806). 
 
 — Letters, 1741 to 1787. 4 v. London, 1809. 8°. 3033.06 
 
 — Craik (G. L.) Pursuit of knowledge; female examples. 3262.27 
 
 — Elwood (A. K.) Literary ladies of England, v. 1, p. 103-126. 
 
 1848 3268.22 
 
 — Thomson (K. B.) Celebrated friendships, v. 2. 1861. 3268.25 
 Carter (John, Engl, artist, b. 1815, d. 1850). 
 
 — Mills (F. J.) Life of. 1S68 3032.21 
 
 Note. — Unable to use his hands, G. held the brush in his mouth. 
 Cartwright (Peter, Amer. methodist preacher, b. 1785, 
 
 d. 1872). 
 ■ — The backwoods preacher : autobiography. London, 
 
 1869. 15°. 3033.19 
 
 Cart-weight (Thomas, ftp. of Chester, b. 1634, d. 1689). 
 
 — Diary, 1686-87. Camaen soc. , 1843. 4°. .5112.22 
 Gary. See also Caret. 
 
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 and Caby (Phoebe, poetess, b. 1824, d. 1871). 
 
 — Ames (M. C.) Memorial, etc. 1873. . . .3032.25 
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 1844). 
 
 — Memoir, journal and letters. 2 v. London, 1847. 
 
 16° 3033.13 
 
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 d. 1643). 
 
 — Lewis {Lady M. T.) Friends of Clarendon, t. 1. 1862. 3086.14 
 
 — Bulwer Lytton (E. G.) Pym versus Falkland. [In his Miscel. 
 
 prose works, v. 1, 1868.] 2514.23 
 
 Caby (Robert, earl of Monmouth, b. 1560, d. 1639). 
 
 — Memoirs. By himself. Edinburgh, 1808. 8°. 3033.10 
 Casatjbon (Isaac, theologian andphiloi, b. 1559, d. 1614). 
 
 — Pattison (M.) Isaac Casaubon. 1875. . .3031.24 
 
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 1875. See also Quar. rev., v. 93, 1863 {Diary of I. O.) 
 Casimib (Matthias, Polish poet, b. 1595, d. 1610). 
 
 — Life and writings of [ Class, jo . rnal, v. 25, p. 103 ; 
 
 v. 31, p. 308.] 2742.25 
 
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 — Smith (W. L. G.) Life and times of. 1856. 3033.20 
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 — Euessli (J. C.) Lebensgeschichte. 1775. 3161.23 
 Castelnatj (Michel, Pr. diplom. and general, d. 1592). 
 
 — Memoires, [1559-69]. [Petitot 1 ser., v. 33.] 501.33 
 Castleeeagh (Lord, Engl, statesman, b. 1769, d. 1822). 
 
 See Stewart (Bobert). 
 Castriot (George, ' Scander-bey,' prince of Epirus, b. 
 1414, d. 1467). 
 
 — Moore (C. C.) Life of. 1850 3034.01 
 
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 minic, b. 1347, d. 1380). 
 
 ■ — Trollope (T. A.) Decade of Italian women, v. 1. . . 3262.18 
 Catherine IL (empress of Russia, b. 1729, d. 1796). 
 
 — Authentic memoirs of. L., 1799. 16°. .3032.28 
 
 — Bruce (J.) Classic portraits, T. 2 3212.16 
 
 — Ciste'ra (J. H.) History of. 1800. . . .3032.27 
 
 — Fontenelle (B. O. B.) Northern worthies ; or lives of. 2d ed. 
 
 1730 3142.13 
 
 — Laveaux (J. C F. de). History of. 2 v. London, 
 
 1798. 8°. 3142.15 
 
 — Masson de Blamont (C. P. P. ) Secret memoirs of 
 
 court of. 2y. 3032.29 
 
 — Memoirs. Written by herself. With a preface by 
 
 A. Herzen. New York, 1859. 12°. . .3034.02 
 Reviewed in Littell, 1859, v. 1, and Atlantic monthly, 
 Aug., 1859. 
 
 — Smncker (S. M.) Memoirs of the court and reign 
 
 of. 1855 3032.26 
 
 — Brougham (H., lord). Statesmen, etc., v. 1, 1864 ; v. 3, 1856. 
 
 3024.06 ; 08 
 
 — ll.iys (M.) Female biography, v. 2 3212.02 
 
 — Jameson (Mrs.) Lives of celebrated sovereigns. . . 3255.25 
 
 — .Jenkins (J. 8.) Heroines of history, p. 393-441. 1852. . 3262.15 
 
 — Russell (W.) Extraordinary women 3263.19 
 
 — Salisbury (Marquess of). Hist, sketches, etc. . . . 2547.17 
 
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 Catherine de' Medici (queen of France, b. 1519, d. 1589). 
 
 — Tic Hope (T. A.) Girlhood of 1856. . .3031.28 
 
 — Balzac (H. de). Etudes philosophiques. 1867. . . . 7003.26 
 
 — Braiitome (P. de B. de). QEuvres, v. 6 : Dames illua. 6021.18 
 
 — Bruce (J.) Classic portraits, v. 2 2212.16 
 
 — Hays (M.) Female biography, v. 2 3212.02 
 
 JSee also For. quar. rev., Oct., 1840, and histories of 
 France during her time. 
 
 — Owen (Mrs. O. F.) Heroines of history 8261.21 
 
 Catherine (of Aragon, queen of Henry VIII., b. 1483, 
 
 d. 1536). 
 
 — Montagu (W. D., duke of Manchester). Court, etc., v. 1, p. 1 to 
 
 202 3124 23 
 
 — Strickland (A.) Lives, etc. 3265.07 ; 3256 01 ; 3255.14 '; 3225.10 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 79, 1869 (Facts and fictions, etc.) 
 Catherine (of Braganza, queen of Charles II, b. 1638, 
 d. 1703). 
 
 — Strickland (A.) Lives, etc 3255.09 ; 3255.16 ; 3225.13 
 
 Catherine (of Valois, queen of Henry V., b. 1401, d. 1438i. 
 
 — Strickland (A.) Lives, etc., V. 2. . . 3255 06 ; 3255.13 ; 3225.10 
 
 Catherine Howard (queen of Henry VIII. , b. 1021 or 
 22, d. 1542). 
 
 — Strickland (A.) Lives, etc. 3255.07 ; 3255.14 ; 3225.11 ; 3256.04 
 Catherine Parr (queen of Henry VIII, b. 1509, d. 1518). 
 
 — Strickland (AJ Lives, etc. 3255 07 ; 3255.14 ; 3225.11 ; 3256.04 
 Castro (Don JoSo de Portuguese general and navigator, 
 
 b. 1500, d. 1548). 
 
 — Andrado (J. F. de). Life of. 1664. . . . 3044.01 
 Catalani (Angelica, Ital. singer, b. 1782, <i 1849). 
 
 — Clayton (E. C.) Queens of song 3265.10 
 
 Catiline, (Roman party leader and conspirator, b. 108, 
 
 d. 62b.o.) 
 
 See Democratic rev., v. 9 ; Fortnightly rev., v. 1, 1865 
 (art. by E. S. Beesley) ; Nat. guar, rev., v. 8 ; West, rev., 
 v. 17, 1864; H.W. Herbert's novel, 'Roman traitor' [213.21]; 
 and Dr. Croly's drama, ' Catiline ' [1634.37J. 
 
 See also Mommsi n's Hist, of Rome, v. 4, p. 203-209, 212- 
 223 ; article ' Catiline ' in Smith's Diet, of Gr. and Roman 
 biogr., v. 1 ; Cicero's Catiline orations ; and Sallust. 
 
 Cato (Marcus Porcius, the censor, b. 234, d. 149 b.c.) 
 
 — Nepos (0.) Lives, etc 423.06 
 
 — Plutarch. Lives. V. 2 of 3146.17 ; V. 2 of 3145.22 ; V. 2 of 3145.08 
 
 — and Akistldes compared. Plutarch. Lives. V. 2 of 3146.17 ; 
 
 v. 2 of 3145 22 ; V. 2 of 3145.08. 
 
 Cato (Marcus Porcius, the younger, Roman stoic, philo- 
 sopher, and patriot, b. 95, d. 16). 
 
 — Plutarch. Lives, v. 4 of 3146.17 ; v. 5 of 3145.22 ; v. 3 of 3145.08 
 Cavendish (Georgiana, duchess of Devonshire, Engl. 
 
 poetess, b. 1756, d. 1806). 
 
 — Thomson (K. B.) Queens of society 3262.16 
 
 Cavendish (Henry, Engl, chemist and physicist, b. 1731, 
 
 d. 1810). 
 
 — Brougham (H.) Philosophers, etc., p. 91-106. 1855. . 3024.05 
 
 — Edgar (J. G.) The boyhood of great men 3263.23 
 
 — Young (T.) Miscel. works, v. 2, 1855 5082.02 
 
 Cavendish (Margaret, duchess of Newcastle, author, b. 
 
 1624, d. 1673). 
 
 — Lives of duke of Newcastle, and his wife Mar- 
 
 garet. Ed. with preface by M. A. Lower. Lond. , 
 1872. 12° 3133.20 
 
 — Brydges (E.) Imaginative biography, v. 2, p. 102-122. 3254.25 
 Cavendish (Thomas, Brit, admiral, b. 1564, d. 1593). 
 
 — Lives and voyages. 1837 921.25 ; 3221.07 
 
 — Southey (R.) Lives of British admirals 3211.01 
 
 Cavendish (Wm., duke of Newcastle, b. 1592, d. 1656). 
 
 — Cavendish (Margaret). Lives of W. C and his wife. 
 
 1872 3133.20 
 
 Cavour (Camillo Benso, Conte di, Ital. statesman, b. 
 1809, d. 1861). 
 
 — Botta (V.) Life, character, and policy. 1862. 3034.03 
 
 — Dicey (Edward). Cavour : a m3moj. 1861. 3034.04 
 
 — Shirley, pseud. Campaigner at home, p. 157-66. 1865.2542.29 
 
 See also Blackwood, v. 93, 1863 ; Ed. rev., v. 114, 1861 ; 
 National rev., v. 13, 1861 ; N. A. rev., v. 96, 1863 ; Quar. 
 rev., v. 110, 1861, or Littell, 1861, v. 3; Westm. rev., v. 75, 
 1861 ; v. 76, 1861. 
 
 Caxton (Wm., first Engl. printer, b. about 1412, d. 1491). 
 
 — Disraeli (I.) Amenities of literature. ...... 2762. — 
 
 — Knight (C.) Old printer and modern press. 1854. . 2712.02 
 
 — LiveB of eminent persons 3265.17 
 
 See also Oaxton (Wm.) and Printing, in general alphabet. 
 Cayxus (M.M deV.deM., marquise de, 6. 1673, d. 1729). 
 
 — Souvenirs, 1681-91. [Pet'tot 2 ser., v. 66.] 504.07 
 
 — Salisbury (ifargMesso/). Hist, sketches. 1862. . . .2547.17 
 Cecil (Bobert, 1st earl of Salisbury, Engl, statesman and 
 
 diplomatist, b. 1550, d. 1612). 
 
 — Courtenay (T. P.) in Lives of British statesmen. . . 3211.07 
 Cecil (Bobert Arthur, viscount Cranbourne, marquis of 
 
 Salisbury, b. 1830). 
 
 — Hutton (R. H.) Studies in parliament, p. 73-83. 1866. 3252.19 
 
 — Reid (T. W.) Cabinet portraits, p. 199-208. 1872. . . 3252.26 
 Cecil (Wm., lord Burleigh, or Burghley, Engl, statesman, 
 
 in reign of Elizabeth, b. 1520, d. 1598). 
 Courtney (T. P.) in Lives of British statesmen, v. 1. . 8211.07 
 
 — Macaulay (T. B.) Essays, v. 3 2536.18 
 
 — Macdiarmid (J.) British statesmen, v.l, p. 155-308. 1820. 3257.14 
 
 — Nares (E. ) Memoirs of life and administration. 3 
 
 v. 3028.25 
 
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 Cellini (B3nevenuto, gold worker, sculptor, and engrav- 
 er, b. 1500, d. 1570). 
 
 — Memoirs, bv himself. Tr. by T. Roscoe. London, 
 
 LS50. 12=". 303405 
 
 Sanaa. New York, 1857. VT 3034.06 
 
 See also Winslow's Journal, v. 2 (Illusions of B. C), 1849. 
 Cenoi (Beatrice, Roman lady, d. 1599). 
 
 — Jameson (Mrs. A.) Lives, ele 3255.25 
 
 See also Guerrazzi's novel 'Beatrice Cenoi ' [Transl.: 
 211.67 ; orig. Ital. 7318.26] ; and Shelley's trag., ' The Cenci ' 
 [1684.17; 19]. 
 
 Centlivbe (Susanna, Irish actress and dramatist, b. 
 1607, d. 172!). 
 
 — Dunham (S. A.) Lives, etc., v. 3 3211.16 
 
 Cervantes Saavedra (Miguel de, Spanish novelist and 
 
 poet, b. 1517,-1 1010). 
 
 — Bruce (J.) Classic portraits, v. 2 3213.15 
 
 — Giles (H.) Illus. of genius. 1854 2526.03 
 
 Langford (J. A.) Prison hooks and their authors. . 3263.32 
 
 — Prescott(W. H.) Miscellanies, 1858 2538.16 
 
 — Shelley (M. W.) Lives, etc., v. 3 3211.28 
 
 West, rev., v. 89, 1808 (Don Quixote) ; Winslow's Journal 
 v. 12, 1859 (A psychological study). 
 Chadwick (Edwin, Eaifl. sanitarian, b. 1801). 
 
 — Smiles (S.) Brief biographies. 1S61 3263.16 
 
 See also North Brit, rev., May, 1850. 
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 b. 1780, d. 1847.) 
 
 — Dodds (J.) Thomas Chalmers: biogr. study. 3033.25 
 
 — Hanna(W.) Memoirs of. 4 v. 1853.. .3034.07 
 
 — Way land (F. ) Memoir of Christian labors of. 3034.11 
 
 — Bayne (P.) Sketch of. [In his Christian life ] . . . 3515.05 
 
 — Brown (J.) Spare hours, v. 1. . . . . .2514.13 
 
 — Edgar (J. G.) Boyhood of great men 3263.22 
 
 — Gilfillan (G.) Third gallery of portraits, p. 85-116, 1855. 2526.13 
 
 — Gleig (G. R) Essays, v. 1, p. 1-126. 1858. . . .2528.15 
 
 See also Blackwood, v. 72, 1852; Eraser's mag., v. 46, 1852; 
 National rev., v. 15, 1862 ; Harper s mag., v. 1, 2 and 6 ; N. 
 A. rev., v. 75, 1852 ; North Brit, rev., v. 17, 1852, or Eclectic 
 mag., v. 26, 1852 : North Brit, rev., v. 26, 1856-7. 
 
 See also numerous references in Poole's Index. 
 
 Chambers (Robert, Scottish author and publisher ,b. 1802, 
 d. 1870). 
 
 — Chambers (W.) Memoir of. N. Y., 1872. 8°. 3033.29 
 Chambers (Wm., Scottish writer and publisher, b. 1800). 
 
 — Autobiographic reminiscences. [ With his Memoir 
 
 of R. Chambers.] 3033.29 
 
 Chamfort (S. R. N., French author, b. 1741, d. 1794). 
 
 — Houssaye (A.) Philosophers and actresses, v. 2. . . 3266.04 
 
 Eraser's mag., v. 46, 1852 ; Eclectic mag., v. 27, 1852. 
 Channing (Wm. Ellerv, unitarian divine and philanthro- 
 pist,^ 1780, d. 1812). 
 
 — Memoir and correspondence. 3 v. Ed. by W. H. 
 
 Channing. Boston, 1854. 12° 3034.12 
 
 — Re'musat (O. de). Channing, sa vie et ses ceuvres. 
 
 2e e'd. 1861 3533.14 
 
 — Alger (W. R.) Solitudes, etc. 1867 2512.07 
 
 — Bancroft (G.) Miscellanies, etc., 1855 2517.04 
 
 — Benau (E.) Studies of religions histo.y.p. 298-330. 1864. 3412.10 
 
 — Russell (W.) Extraordinary men 3263.20 
 
 — Tuckerman (H. T.) Cnaracteristics of lit., v. 1, 1849. 2544.10 
 
 — and Aikin (Lucy). Correspondence, 1826-1842. Ed. by A. L. 
 
 Le Breton. Boston, 1874. 12° 3034.16 
 
 See also numerous references in Poole's Index. 
 Chantal (St. Jane Frances de, founder of the order of the 
 Visitation, b. 1672, d. 1611). 
 
 — Cojrnbes (W. H.) History of. 2 v. 1830.3418.16 
 Chantrey {Sir Francis, Engl, sculptor, b. 1782, d. 1841). 
 
 — Edgar (J. G.) Footprints of famous men 3263 18 
 
 — Jones (G.) Sir F. C. : his life, etc. 1849. . 3033.27 
 
 — Winged words on Chantrey's woodcocks. Ed. by J. 
 
 P. Muirhead. 1S57 ..033.28 
 
 See also Thomson (Mrs.K.B ) Lit. eharacters.v. 2. 3253.31 
 Chapman (William, civil engineer, b. 17x9, d. 1832). 
 
 — Life of. [Wcale's quar. papers, pt. 1.] 3918 n 
 
 Chipone (Mrs. Hester, Engl, loriter, b. 1727, d. 1801). 
 
 — Life and corresp. [Works, v. 1.] . . . . ,:024.01 
 Charlemagne. See Charlei I. , the Orad. 
 
 Charles I. (the Great, 'Ciaflemagne,' Icing of the 
 Franks, emperor of the Romans, b. 712, cZ.'814) 
 
 — Jam :w (G. P. R.) History of. . . .3034.15 
 
 — Bruce (J.) Classic portraits, v. 2 3212 16 
 
 — Creasy (Sir E. S.) in Eclectic mag.. 28, 1853 (2 art.) 
 
 — DeQuincey (T.) Theol. essays, v. 2. . 3543 21 
 
 — Hewlett (H. G.) Heroes of Europe ' .' 3263] 25 
 
 See also Ed. rev., v. 127, 1863 C. and his successors) • Nat 
 quar. rev v. 6 1863 (O. and his times) ; N. A. rev„v. 8l", 1855 
 (Household of Charlemagne). See for legendary historv 
 lurpins History (16S2.32J : Bulflnch's Legends of Charle- 
 magne [143.30] ; Earl Stanhope's article on the Legends in 
 
 Eraser, v. 74, 1866. Also Luoien Bonaparte's epic poem 
 ' Charlemagne ' [1615.17]. ' 
 
 Charles I. (king of England, b. 1600, d. 1649). 
 
 — Letters of Charles I. to queen Henrietta Maria ; ed. bj 
 
 J. Bruce. London, Camden soc. 1856. 4°. 5113.17 
 
 — Private correspondence with Sir E. Nicholas, [In 
 
 Evelyn's diary, v. 4.] 3055.12 
 
 — Abbott (J.) History of Charles I. 1870. . 3034.21 
 
 — Borough (Sir J.) Notes of the treaty at Ripon be- 
 
 tween Charles I. and the covenanters, 1640 ; ed. 
 by J. Bruce. Camd. soc. 1869. . . . 5114.04 
 
 — D'Ewes (Sir S.) Autobiography and correspondence 
 
 during the reign of. [1602-36.] 2 v. 1845. 3052.01 
 
 — Disraeli (I.) Commentaries of life and reign of. 2 
 
 v. 1851 3034.17 
 
 — Eikon Basilike' : the portraioture of his sacred roa- 
 
 gestie. [anon.] London, 1824. 8°. . . . 3034.20 
 Note. — The authorship of this work is claimed for John 
 Gauden, D.D. 
 
 — Fairfax correspondence, memoirs, etc. Ed. by. G 
 
 W. Johnson. 2 v. 1848 3055.13 
 
 Same. Memorials of the civil war. Ed. by E 
 
 Bell. 2 v. 1S49 3055.15 
 
 — Forster (J. ) Debates on the Grand remonstrance. 
 
 470.19 
 Beviewed in Eraser, v. 70, 1864, or Littell, 18G4, v. 3 ■ 
 Quar. rev., v. 108, 1860. 
 
 — Francisco de Jesus. Narrative of the Spanish mar- 
 
 riage treaty ; ed. by S. R. Gardiner. [Camden 
 soc] 5114.05 
 
 — Gardiner (S. R. ) Prince Charles and the Spanish 
 
 marriage; 1617-23. 2 v. 1869. . . 475.24 
 Reviewed in Eraser's mag., n. s. v. 1, 1870. 
 
 — Guizot (F. P. G. ) Un projet de mariage royal [du 
 
 prince de Galles, Charles, fils de Jacques L, roi 
 dAngleterre, avec la rille du roi d'Espagne]. 
 1863 3035.18 
 
 — Lilly (W. ) Several observations on the life and death 
 
 oi'C. [Masares(F.) Select tracts, v. 1.] . 476.17 
 
 — Milton (J.) Eikonoklastes, in answer to a book 
 
 entitled Eikon Basilike. 1697 3038.01 
 
 Same. [Prose works, v. 1.] ... . 5054.01 
 
 — Trials of Charles the first and of some of the regi- 
 
 cides, [anon.] London, 1832. 16°. . . 3034.22 
 
 — Williams (F. ) The court and times of. [anon. ] 2 
 
 v. 1848 3035.1C 
 
 — Bayno (Peter). Charles I. and his father. [Contem. rev., 1874.] 
 
 — Oust (E.) Lives of the warriors, v. 2, pt. 1, p. 221-270. 3222.07 
 
 — Doran (J.) Princes of Wales 3253.21 
 
 — Macaulay (T. B.) Biographical sketches 2536.25 
 
 — Mackintosh (Sir J.) Refutation of [C.s] title to authorship of 
 
 Icon Basilike. [In M.'s Miseel. works.] .... 253627 
 See lives of Henrietta Maria ; of Cromwell ; and refer- 
 ences in Poole's Index. 
 Also (in Countries) England : (Revolution of 1640). 
 
 Charles II. (king of England, 6. 1630, d. 1685). 
 
 — Five letters. London, Camden miseel. v. 5. 1864. 
 
 4° 5113.41 
 
 — Abbott (J.) History of Charles II. 1849. 3034.24 
 
 — Amos (A. ) The English, constitution in the reign 
 
 of. 1857 5717.08 
 
 — Boscobel tracts relating to [his] escape after the 
 
 battle of Worcester and his subsequent adventures. 
 Ed. by J. Hughes. 2d ed. 1857. . . . 3034.26 
 Reviewed in Blackwood, v. 82, 1857 ; Westm. rev., v. 69, 
 1858, or Littell, 1858, V. 2. 
 
 — Carrel (A. ) History of the counter-revolution under 
 
 Charles II 473.19 
 
 — Dorau (J.) Princes of Wales 8253.21 
 
 — Eglesfield (F. ) Monarchy revived ; personal hist. 
 
 to his restoration. 1822 3034.25 
 
 — Guizot (F. P. G. ) History of Richard Cromwell and 
 
 the restoration. 2 v. 1856 3045.20 
 
 — Hamilton (A.) Count Grammont's Memoirs of the 
 
 court of Charles II. 1846 3067.10 
 
 — Harris (W.) Life of. 2 v. 1766. . . .303427 
 
 — Hoskins (S. E. ) Charles II. in the Channel islands. 
 
 2 v. 1854 3034.29 
 
 — Jameson ( Mrs. A. ) * Memoirs of the beauties of the 
 
 court of Charles, with portraits. 1861. . 3268.02 
 
 — Macaulay (T. B.) Biographical sketches. 
 
 — Moneys received and paid for secret services of, 
 
 Marci 30, 1679— Dec. 25, 1688 ; ed. by J. G. Aker- 
 
 man. London, Camden soc. 1861. 4°. 5113.06 
 
 See also Blackwood, v. 82, 1857 ; references in Poole'B to- 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : Charts I. to Chateaubriand. 
 
 131 
 
 dex ; WinBlow's Medical critic, v. 2, 1862 (On the death of 
 0.) Also, in this class, Monk (George) ; — Stuarts ; and in 
 the general alphabet, Countries. [England.) 
 
 Charles I. (king of Spain.) See Charles V. (emperor of 
 
 Germany). 
 Charles II. (kimj of Spain, b. 1605, d. 1700). 
 
 — Dunlop (J.) Memoirs of, etc. 2 v. 1831. . 553.12 
 
 — Stanhope (A.) Spain under, 1090-99. 
 
 Chables V. (the Wise, king of Franc; b. 1337, d. 1380). 
 
 — Bouoicaut (J. Le M. de, martchal de France). Livre 
 
 desfaiots, 1306-1108. [Petitot, 1 ser., v. 6-7.] 501.06 
 
 — Christine or Christienne de Pisan. Livre du sage 
 
 roy,CharlesV.1364-80. [Petit, 1 ser., v. 5-6.] 501.05 
 Charles V. (emperor of Germany, I. king of Spain, b. 
 1500, d. 1558). 
 
 — Correspondence of the emperor and his ambassadors 
 
 at the courts of Englaud and France ; with bio- 
 graphical notices. With his itinerary, 1519-51. 
 Ed. by W. Bradford. London, 18 ".0. 8° . 3035.08 
 
 — Mignet (F. A. A. ) Charles-Quint : son abdication, 
 
 son se'jour et sa morfc au monastere de Yuste. 7b 
 
 ed. Ib68 3035.11 
 
 Note. — Reviewed in Fraser's mag., v. 74, 1866. 
 
 — Rabutin (F.) Commentaires, etc. 1551-58. [Petitot. 
 
 Col. des mem. 1 ser., /. 31-32.] . . . 501.31 
 
 — Prescott (TV. H.) Account of the emperor's life af- 
 
 ter hi3 abdication. [With Kobebtson (W. ) Hist, 
 v. 3.] 3035.03 
 
 — Robertson (W.) Hist, of the reign of Charles V. 
 
 4v. 1787 3035.01 
 
 Same. With an account of the emperor's life after 
 
 his abdication.byW.H Prescott. 3 v. 1856. 3035.01 
 Same. Abridged ed. 1852 3035.10 
 
 — Salignac (B. de). Le siege de Metz. 1552. [Petitot. 
 
 Mem. 1 ser., v. 32.] 501.32 
 
 — Sterling (W.) Cloister life of Charles V. [1555-58.] 
 
 1853 3035.09 
 
 Note. — Reviewed in N. A. rev., v. 76, 1853 ; Quar. rev., v. 
 92, 1853. 
 
 — Delepierre (O.) Historical difficulties, p. 128-39. 1868. 2521.27 
 
 — Prcet (J. van). Essays on the pol. hist, of the 15th-18th cent., 
 
 p. 97-200 446.14 
 
 See also Blackwood, v. 82, 1857 ; Ed. rev., v. 101, or Lit- 
 tell, v. 8, 1855; Ed. rev., v. 132, 1870 (Chief victories). 
 
 Chakles VI. (the well-beloved, of France, b. 1368, d. 1422). 
 
 — Boucicaut (J. le M. de, mare'chal de France). Livres 
 
 des faicts, 1306-1408. [Petitot. 1 ser., v. 6, 7.] 501.06 
 
 — Fenin (P. de). Histoire, etc., 1407-1422. [Petitot. 
 
 1 ser., v. 7.] 501.07 
 
 — Biehemont (Gomte de). Histoire, 1413-1457. [Pe- 
 
 titot. 1 ser., \. 8.] 501.08 
 
 Chables VII. (the victorious, of France, 6. 1403, d. 1161). 
 
 — Du Clereq (J.) Memoires, 1418-67. [Petitot. 1 ser. 
 
 v. 11.] 501.11 
 
 Same. [Buchon Col. des chron., v. 37-40.] 506.07 
 
 — Joan of Arc or Jeanne Dare, Mem. concernant la 
 
 pucelle d'Orleans, 1422-29. [Petitot. 1 ser., v. 
 8.] 501.08 
 
 — La Marche (Oliver de). Memoires, 1435-99. Aug- 
 
 mented d'un estat de la maison du due Charles Le 
 Hardy. [Petitot. 1 ser. , v. 7-10. ] . . 501.09 
 
 — Bichemont (Gomte de). Histoire ,1413-1457. [Petitot. 
 
 1 ser., v. 8.] 501.08 
 
 Charles VIH. (of France, b. 1470, d. 1498). 
 
 — Comines (P. de). Memoires, 1461-98. 3 v. [Peti- 
 
 tot. v. 11-13.] 501.11 
 
 Historical memoirs. 1817 3043.13 
 
 ■ — Villeneuve (G. de). Memoires ; conqufite de Naples 
 
 par Charles VHI, 1494-97. [Petitot. 1 b«i.,t. 
 
 14.] 501.14 
 
 Chables IX. (of France, b. 1550, d. 1574). 
 
 — Boaillon (H.) Memoires. 1555-86. [Petitot. 1 
 
 ser., v. 35, 1823.] 501.35 
 
 — Castelnau (M.) Memoires. [1559-69]. Petitot. 
 
 lser., v. 33.] 501.33 
 
 — Choisnin (J. ) Memoires, 1571-73. [Petitot. lser., 
 
 v. 38.] . . .' 502.01 
 
 — Gamon (A. ) Memoires, 1560-86. Petitot. 1 ser. , 
 
 v. 34.] 501.34 
 
 — Hurault (P. , Gomte de Gheverny). Memoires, 1562- 
 
 1599. [Petitot. 1 ser., v. 36.] . . . 501.36 
 
 — La Noue (F. de). M&noires, 1562-70. [Petitot. 1 
 
 ser., v. 34.] 501.34 
 
 — Margaret de Valois. Memoires, 1564-82. Petitot. 
 
 lser., v. 37.] 501.37 
 
 — Mergey (J. de). Memoires, 1554-89. [Petitot. 1 
 
 ser., v. 34.] 501.34 
 
 — Merimee (P. ) Ohronique du regne de Charles IX. 
 
 1858 702.-..12 
 
 — Montluc (B.) Commentaires, 1521-75. [Petitot. 
 
 1 ser., v. 20-22.] 501.20 
 
 — Philippi (J.) Memoires, 1560-90. [Petitot. lser., 
 
 v. 34.] 501.34 
 
 — Saulx de Tavannes (Gaspard). Memoires, 1515-73. 
 
 [Petitot. lser., v. 23-25.] 501.23 
 
 — Saulx de Tavannes (Guillaume de). Memoires, 
 
 1560-95. [Petitot. 1 ser., v. 35.] . . 501.35 
 
 — Thou (J. A. de). Memoires, 1543-1601. [Petitot. 1 
 
 ser., v. 37.] 501.37 
 
 — Vielleville (F. de S., sire de). Memoires, 1528-71. 
 
 [Petitot. lser., v. 26-28.] 501.26 
 
 Chables X. (of France, b. 1757, d. 1836). 
 
 — Crowe (E.E.) History of the reign of. 1851. 3114.16 
 Charles XII. (king of Sweden, b. 1682, d. 1718). 
 
 — Frederick H., king of Prussia. Character and mili- 
 
 tary talents of Charles. [Works, v. 5.] . 5041.07 
 
 — Voltaire (F. M. A de). Histoire de. 1845. 3036.04 
 
 Same. Revue par G. Surenne. 1852. . 3036.06 
 
 Same. [CEuvres, v. 24.] 5083.24 
 
 Same. History of Charles XII. 1873. .3036.00 
 
 Same. [Works, v. 10-11.] 5081.10 
 
 — — Same. History of. 1859 3036.05 
 
 — Wilson (J. G.) Sketches, etc. 1874 3222.16 
 
 Chables XXV. (of Sweden ; John Bernadotte, 6. 1764, 
 
 d. 1844). 
 
 — Gibbon (F.) Public characters, v. 1, p. 441-584. . . . 3216.17 
 
 — Meredith (W.G.) Memorials of. [1808-1825.] 3017.09 
 Chables (the bold, duke of Burgundy, b. 1433, d. 1477). 
 
 — Dumas (A.) Charles le Te'meraire. 2 v. 1860. 7006.07 
 
 — Comines (P. de) Historical memoirs. 1817. 3043.13 
 
 — Kirk (J. F.) History of. 3 v. 1866. . .3036.01 
 
 Note Reviewed in Blackwood, v. 95, 1864; Contem. 
 
 rev., v. 9, 1868 (by \V. Stigand) : Ed. rev., v. 119, 1864 ; 
 Fortnightly rev., v 10, 1808 (by E. A. Freeman) ; Freeman's 
 Hist, essays, v. 1 ; National rev., v. 18, 1864, or Littell, v. 2, 
 1864. See also Scott's ' Quentiu Durward,' and ' Anne ot 
 Geierstein.' 
 Charles Edward Stuart (the young pretender, b. 1720, d. 
 1788). 
 
 — Greene (G. W ) Historical studies, p. 353-436. . . . 2626.06 
 
 — Jesse (J. H.) Memoirs of the pretenders. 2 v. 1845. 3166.05 
 
 — Klose (O. L.) Memoirs of. 1845 3166.08 
 
 — Oliphant (M. O. W.) Historical sketches 3064.18 
 
 Note.— In fiction, see ' Waverley ' and ' Redgauntlet,' by 
 Scott, and ' Prince Charles,' by J. F. Smith [251.98]. 
 Charlotte (princess of Wales, b. 1796, d. 1817). 
 
 — Hall (Bev.R.) Sermon on the death of. [Miscel. works.] 5042.01 
 
 — Huish (R. ) Memoirs of. 1818 3036.07 
 
 — Weigall (B. ) Brief memoir of. 1874. . .3035.21 
 
 See also Miss Cornelia Knight's autobiography, and Lon. 
 quar. rev., 1862. 
 Chablotte Sophia (wife of George III., i.1714, d. 1818). 
 
 — Doran (J.) Queens of England, v. 2, p. 3-198. 1855. . 3253.05 
 
 — Thorns (W. J.) Hannah Lightfoot, etc. 1867. 3112.20 
 Chabeiere (St. Hyacinthe de, b. about 1740, d. 1805). 
 
 — Kavanagh (J.) French women of letters, v. 2. . . 3262.14 
 Chartbes (Ev. de). See Hurault (Philippe). 
 
 Chase (Philander, Prol. epis. bp. of Ills., 6.1775, &1852). 
 
 — Reminiscences. [1775-1846. 2d ed. 2 v. Boscon, 
 
 1818. 8° 3035.27 
 
 Chase (Salmon P., Amer. statesman, b. 1808, d. 1873). 
 
 — Schuckers (J. W. ) Life and public services of. With 
 
 eulogy by W. M. Evarts. 1874. . . .3035.20 
 
 — Trowbridge (J. T. ) Ferry-boy and financier, [anon.'] 
 
 1864. 3036.2) 
 
 — Warden (B. B. ) Private life and public services ot. 
 
 1874. . M35.26 
 
 See also Atlantic, v. 32, 1873 (Home life of C, by E. Loyd) : 
 Bartlett (D. W.) Presidential candidates, 1859, p. 95-117 
 [3242.03] ; Stowe (H. E. B.) Men of our 'times. [3265.02.] 
 
 Chastelard (Pierre de Boseosel, Fr. poet, b. 1540, d. 
 1563). 
 
 Menzies (S.) Royal favorites, v. 1, p. 293-309. 1865. 3257.10 
 
 See Swinburne's Chastelar, a tragedy. [1744.05.J 
 
 Chateaubriand (Francois Rene, vicomte de, French ima- 
 ginative and political writer , b. 1768, d. 1848). 
 
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 BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : Chateaubriand to Cicero. 
 
 Chatea.ubbia.nd, continued. 
 — Alison (A.) EssayB. 
 
 2517.02 
 
 Broglie Ta. prime do). Etude morale et pol. [Kev. des deux 
 
 mondes, juillet, 1850.] 
 Greg (W.B.) Literary judgments, p. 221-295. . . .2526.20 
 
 — Reeve (H.) Eoyal and repub. France, v. 2. . . . 817.21 
 Robertson (J. B.) Life, writings, and times of [In hu Lec- 
 tures, etc. 1864 2541.29 
 
 Sainte-Beuve (0. A.) C et son groupe litteraire. . . 3035.22 
 
 . Same. [In his Portraits contemporains, v. 1.] . . 7033.33 
 
 Tuckerman (H. T.) Essays, biographical, etc. . . . 2544.15 
 
 See also Nat. rev., v. 12, 1861, or Littell, 1861, T. 1 ; Lit- 
 tell 1661, v. 1, p. 707 ; Littell, 1861, v. 1 ; Littell, (from 
 Temple Bar,) Feb. 1874 ; North Brit, rev., v. 29, 1858, 
 or Littell, 1858, v. 4. 
 Chatham (Earl of ). See Pitt (William, the elder). 
 Chattebton (Thomas, Engl, poet, b. 1752, d. 1770). 
 
 — Croft (H. ) Love and madness, a story too true. 
 * {anon.] 1809 3036.22 
 
 — Davis (J.) Life of. 3036.08 
 
 — Dix(J.) Life of. 1837 3036.09 
 
 — Mason (D.) Chatterton : a story of the year 1770. 
 
 1874 3034.31 
 
 — Wilson (D. ) Chatterton : biogr. 1869. .3036.23 
 
 — Buckley (T. A.) Dawnings of genius. 1857 3263.24 
 
 — Oary (H. F.) English poets, p. 388-412. 1846. . . . 3263.05 
 
 — Forster (J.) Critical essays, v. 2, p. 507-26. 1856. . . 2625.04 
 
 — Giles (H.) Lectures and essays, v. 2. 1851 2526.05 
 
 See also Blackwood, v. 107, 1870, or Littell, 1870, V. 2 ; 
 
 Littell, (from Gentleman's mag.) v. 15, 1856 ; Nat. quar. 
 
 rev., v. 14, 1867. 
 
 Chatjceb (Geoffrey, Engl, poet, b. 1328, d. 1400). 
 
 3211.14 
 
 3031.01 
 
 . 2534.13 
 . 2534.18 
 
 - Dunham (S. A.) Lives, etc., v. 1. 
 
 — Godwin (W.) Life of. 2d ed. 4 v. 1804. 
 
 — Lowell (J. R.) Conversations, etc., p. 1-120. 1845. 
 My study windows, p. 227-90. 1871 
 
 From N. A. rev., v. Ill, 1870. 
 
 — O'Hagan (J.) [Afternoon lectures, v. 2, p. 245-77. 1864.] 2512.21 
 
 — Bands (W.B.) Chaucer's England. 2 v. 1869. 2512.21 
 
 — Smith (A.) Dreamthorp, p. 214-249. 1869 2543.11 
 
 — Todd (H. J.) Illustrations of the lives and works of 
 
 GowerandC. 1S10 1631.22 
 
 See also Fortnightly rev., v. 6, 1866 (New facts, etc., by E. 
 A. Bond) ; Littell, 1871, v. 3 (from Macmdlan); West, rev., 
 v. 86, 1866, and Littell, 1871, v. 4. 
 
 See also Chaucer, in general alphabet. 
 Chatjmette (Pierre Gaspard, Fr. jacobin and atheist, b. 
 1763, ex. 1794). 
 See Fortnightly rev., v. 17, 1872 (by A. Regnard). 
 Cheek (Arthur M. H. , Engl, soldier in Bengal, b. 1840, 
 d. 1857). 
 
 . — Steel (R.) lives made sublime 3263.30 
 
 Cheeveb (Nathaniel, religious youth, b. 1816, d. 1844). 
 
 — Cheever (H. T.) Memorials of. 1851. . .3036.24 
 Chenteb (Andre', French poet, b. 1762, d. 1794). 
 
 See Doran (J.) New pictures, etc. 1859. [2523.18] ; Harri- 
 son (J. A.) Group of poets. 1876 [2628.26.1 West, rev., v. 
 98, 1872. 
 
 Cheeubtni (M L. O. Z. S., Ital musical composer, b. 
 1760, d. 1842). 
 
 — Bellasis (E. ) Cherubini : memorials. 1874. 3035.19 
 Chesterfield (Philip Dormer Stanhope, lord, Engl. 
 
 statesman, courtier, and wit, b. 1694, d. 1773). 
 
 — Letters and life. New York, 1853. . . . 5025.03 
 Same. 4 v. London, 1800 5025.11 
 
 — Cramp (W.) Author of Junius discovered. 30^8.27 
 
 — Adams (W. D.) Famous books. 1875 2613.11 
 
 — Hayward (A.) Chesterfield : his life, etc. [T. L., v. 17.] 6075 22 
 
 — Maceuen (M.) Celebrities, etc. 1874 3212 11 
 
 — Sainte-Beuve (O. A.) Critical essay. [In O.'s Letters, etc. 
 
 18 ™J ;■_••, 6026.17 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 50, 1854 ; Littell, 1871. v. 3 (from 
 Cornhill). v 
 
 Cheveeny (P. Hurault, comie de.) See Hubattlt (P.) 
 
 comte de Clieverny). 
 Chevbeuse (Marie de Bohan-Montbazon, duchess de 
 
 6. 1600, d. 1679). 
 
 — Cousin (V.) Etudes, etc. 4 <?d. 1869. .7042.26 
 Same. Life and times of. 1859. . . . 513 01 
 
 — Menzies (P.) Political women, v. 1, 1873 [3266.071 • and Dub 
 
 hn univ. mag., July, 1874. 
 Chiabbeea (Gabriello, Ital. poet, b. 1552, d. 1637) 
 
 — Shelley (M. W.) Lives, etc., v. 2 3211 26 
 
 Chickebing (Jonas, piano-forie maker, b. 1798,' & 1853) 
 
 — Hunt (F.) American merchants, v. 1, p. 493-537. 3241 in 
 
 — McCabe (J. D.,jV.; Great fortunes, etc . . . si5 14 
 Chittenden (Simeon B. , merchant, of Brooklyn, N. f., 
 
 — Proceedings at the complimentary dinner given by 
 
 his friends on his retirement from business, March 
 9, 187j. New York, 1875. 12°. . 3033 30 
 
 Ohoate (Bufus, eloquent advocate and public man, Bos- 
 ton, Mass. , b. 1799, d. 1859). 
 
 — Brown (S. G.) Memoir of. [In C.'s Writings, v 
 
 1.] 5025.15 
 
 — Parker (E. G.) Beminiscences of. 1860. . 3036.10 
 
 — Whipple (E. P.) Essays, v. 2, 1851 2545.07 
 
 See also Atlantic, v. 6, 1860 ; Hours at home, Nov., 1866 • 
 Nat. quar. rev., v. 26, 1873 ; N. A. rev., v. 96, 1863. 
 Choisetjl (Etienne Francois, due de, Fr. statesman, b 
 1719, d. 1785). 
 
 — James (G. P. R.) Lives of foreign statesman, v. 6. . 3211.19 
 
 See also Eclectic mag., v. 25, 1852 (Eaunitz and Choiseii). 
 
 Choiseul-Gouffteb (Marie Gabriel A. P., comte de 
 
 French archaeologist and diplomaiisl,b. 1852,d.l817). 
 
 — St. John (J. A.) Lives of eel. trav., v. 3 322104 
 
 Choisnin (Jean, sec'y of Henry II. , of Poland). 
 
 — Memoires, 1571-73. [Petitot. 1 ser., v. 38.] 502.01 
 Choisy (Francois Timoleon, I'abbS&e, b. 1644, d. 1724). 
 
 — Memoires. 1668-8G. [Petitot. 2ser.,v.63.] 504.04 
 Cholmondeley family. 
 
 See Fraser's mag., v. 72, 1865 (Hist, of O. family, 1538-1666). 
 
 Chopin (Frede'r.c, Polish pianist, b. 1810, d. 1849). 
 
 — Liszt (F.) Life of. 1863 3036.20 
 
 See also Atlantic, v. 81, 1873 ; Contem. rev., v. 2, 1866 (act. 
 by E. H. HaweiB). 
 Choeley. (Henry F. , Engl, author and musical critic, b. 
 1808, d. 1872). 
 
 — Autobiography, memoir, and letters. Compiled by 
 
 H. G. Hewlett. 2 v. L., 1873. 12°. . . 3035.29 
 Same. [Abridged.] Personal reminiscences. Ed. 
 
 by E. H. Stoddard. N. Y., 1874. 16°. . . 3251.14 
 • Same. Becent art and society, compiled by C. H. 
 
 Jones. N. Y., 1874. 12° 3035.31 
 
 Christina Augusta, (queen of Sweden, b. 1626, d. 1689). 
 
 — Woodhead (H.) Memoirs of. 2 v. 1863. . 3035.24 
 
 — Collins (W.) A queen's revenge. [Miscel., v.l, 1863.] 2518.16 
 
 — Hays (M.) Female biography, v. 3 3212.03 
 
 — - Jameson (Mrs. A.) Lives of female sovereigns. . . 3255.25 
 
 — Russell (W.) Eccentric personages 3264.03 
 
 Extraordinary women 3263.19 
 
 See also Littell, v. 6, 1854. 
 Chbysostom (Joannes, St., b. 347, d. 407). 
 
 — Johnson (E. 1 The mouth of gold. Dramatic sketches 
 
 illus. the life and times of. 1873. . . . 1666.10 
 
 — Neander (A. J. W.) Life of. 1845. . . .3418.04 
 
 — Newman (J. H.) Historical sketches, v. 3 3581.00 
 
 — Thierry (A. S. D.) C, et l'imperatrice Eudoxie. [In Rev. dea 
 
 d. mondes, jail., sept., 1867; mai, juin, 1869; Jan., fev., 1870. 
 
 See New Englauder, v. 21, 1862 (The early orators of the 
 
 4th century, by W. Smith) ; also article in M'Clintock and 
 
 Strong. 
 
 Chuechtuj (Charles, Engl, satiric poet, b. 1731, d. 1764). 
 
 — Forster (J. ) Daniel De Foe and C. Churchill. 5075.21 
 
 — — Same. [Hist, and biogr. essays, v. 2 ] 2625.02 
 
 Chpbchtt.t. (John, 1st duke of Marlborough, Brit, general 
 
 and statesman, b. 1650, d. 1722). 
 
 — Letters and dispatches. 1702-12. v. 1-3. London, 
 
 1845. 8°. 3037.01 
 
 — Select correspondence. [Ed. by Mrs. Thomson.] 
 
 [With Churchill (S. J.) Private corresp. 3037.08 
 
 — Alison (A.) Life of. 1848 3037.04 
 
 — Coxe (Wm. ) Memoirs of. 3 v. 1847. . . 3037.05 
 
 — Edgar (J. G.) The boyhood of great men 3263.23 
 
 — Gleig (G. R.) Lives of Brit, commanders, v. 1-2. . . 3221.01 
 
 — James (G. P. R.) Memoirs of great commanders . . 3263.26 
 
 — LoJge (E.) Portraits, etc., v. 7 3225.01 
 
 — Russell (W.) Extraordinary men 3263.20 
 
 See also Lives of queen Anne, and histories of England 
 during her time. 
 Ohubchell (Sarah Jennings, duchess of Marlborough, b. 
 1660, d. 1744). 
 
 — Opinions. [Ed. by Sir D. Dalrymple.] 1788. 3041.01 
 
 — Private correspondence. [Ed. by Mrs. Thompson.] 
 
 2 v. London, 1838. 8° 3037.08 
 
 — CosteUo (L.S.) Eminent Englishwomen, v.4,p.l-230.1844.3256.17 
 
 — Thomson (K. B.) Queens of society, v. 1 3262.16 
 
 Chueohyabd (Thomas, b. about 1520, d. 1604). 
 
 — Bell (R.) Lives of English poets, v. 2 3211.17 
 
 Cibbeb (Colley, dramatist, actor, and poet4aureate, b. 
 
 1671, d. 1757). 
 
 — Apology for life. By himself. L., 1822. S°. 3036.11 
 
 — Austin (W. 8.) and Ralph (J.) Poets-laureate, p. 246-286. 
 
 1853. 3264.19 
 
 — Dunham (S. A.) Lives, etc., v 3. . . ! 8211.1* 
 
 — Gait (J.) Lives of the players, v. 1, p. 125-149. 1831. 3263.03 
 Cioebo (Marcus Tullius, Roman orator, statesman, am 
 
 philosopher, b. 106, d. 43 b. a.) 
 
 — Epistles to Atticus. With notes. Tr. by W. Guth- 
 
 rie. 3 v. London, 1806. 8°. . . . 
 
 3036.28 
 
 BBOOKLYN MEBOANTILB LIBBABY. 
 
BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : Cicero to Cobden. 
 
 133 
 
 — Letters to several of his friends. With remarks by 
 
 W. Melmoth. 3 v. London, 1753. 8°. . 3036.18 
 .Same. 8th ed. 3 v. London, 1814 8°. 3036.25 
 
 — Forsyth (W.) Life of. 2 v. 1865. . . .3036.12 
 
 — Lamartine (A. P. de). Ciceron. 1853. . . 3043.08 
 Same. English. [In his Gel. characters, v. 1.] . . 3264.18 
 
 — Middleton (0. ) Life of. 3 v. 1810. . .3036.15 
 Same. 1839 3036.14 
 
 — Alger (W. B.) Solitudes, etc. p. 208-213 2512.07 
 
 — Brougham (H., lord). Boman orators. [Sontrib. etc., v. 1, 
 
 1856.] 2517.06 
 
 — De Quincey (T.) Hist, essays, v. 2, p. 1-61 2522.08 
 
 — Kelsall (0.) On the different opinions that have been formed 
 
 of Cicero. [Class, journal, v. 22, p. 104.] . . . .2742.22 
 
 — Malkin (B. H.) Classical disquisitions, etc. . 1825. . 2536.28 
 
 — Plutarch. Lives, v. S of 3146.17 ; v. 5 of 3145.22 ; v. 4 of 3145.08. 
 
 — and Demosthenes compared. Plutarch. Lives, v. 5 of 
 
 3146 17 ; V. 5 of 3146.22 ; V. 4 of 3145.08. 
 
 See also Blackwood, v. 95, 1864 ; Fortnightly rev., v. 5, 
 1866 (Cicero and Clodius, by Prof. Beesly) ; Qu. rev., 1865 
 (Negative character of); Quar. rev., v. 115, 1864 ; West, rev., 
 v. 64, 1855. Also Ramsay's article in Smith's Diction- 
 ary, v. 1. 
 Cid Buy Diaz (Rodriguez Diaz de Bivar, Spanish war- 
 rior, b. abend 1026, d. 1099). 
 
 — Hewlett (H. G.) Heroes of Europe 3263.25 
 
 — Quintana (M. J.) Lives of celebrated Spaniards, p. 3-39. 
 
 1833 3212.14 
 
 See also histories of Spain, and of Spanish literature. 
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 — Jameson [Mrs. A.) Early Ital. painters 1435.09 
 
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 — Plutarch. Lives, v. 3 of 3146.17; v. 3 of 3145.22; v. 2 of 3145.08. 
 
 — and Lrjouixus compared. Plutarch. Lives, v. 3. of 3146.17 ; 
 
 v. 3 of 3145.22 ; V. 2 of 3145.08. 
 
 — Nepos (O.) Lives, etc 423.06 
 
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 — Houssaye (A.) Men and women of France, etc. p. 255-294. 
 
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 — Martin (P.) Life of. 1865 3037.25 
 
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 d. 1832). 
 
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 1760, d. 1846). 
 
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 B. D. Owen). 
 Claudius (Matthias, Germ, humourous poet, b. 1740, d. 
 1815). 
 
 — Stevenson (W.F.) Lives and deeds, etc. p. 208-246. 1868. 3261.05 
 
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 1774). 
 
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 — Jameson (Mrs. A.) Lives of female sovereigns. . . 3255.25 
 
 — Jenkins (J. S.) Heroines of history, p. 11-49. 1852. . 3262.15 
 
 — Owen (Mrs. O. F.) Heroines of history 3261.21 
 
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 play; and Eev. des deux mondes, 15 juin, 1872 (par H. Blaze 
 de Bury). 
 
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 — ■ Bell (R.) Lives of English poets, v. 2 3211.17 
 
 — Retrospective rev., v. 12, 1825. 
 
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 Montgomery, b. 1581, d. 1675). 
 
 — Costello (L.S.) Eminent Englishwomen, v.2, p.228-314. 3256.14 
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 1605). 
 
 — Edgar (J. G.) Sea-kings and naval heroes 3263.17 
 
 — Lodge (E.) Portraits, etc., V. 3 3225.03 
 
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 — Campbell (W.W.) Life and writings of. 1849. 3037 20 
 
 — Renwick(J.) Life of. 1840 3037.21 
 
 — Beck (T. B.) in Homes of Amer. statesmen . . 
 
 — Jenkins (J. S.) Governors of New York, p. 208-318 
 
 — Tuckerman (H. T.) Essays, biographical, etc. 
 
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 1864). 
 
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 — Thomson (K. B.) Garriek and Mrs. Clive. [In her Celebrated 
 
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 — Malcolm (Sir J.) Life of. 3 v. 1836. .3042.01 
 
 — Gleig (G. E.) Lives, etc. v. 3 3221.01 
 
 — Macaulay (T. B.) Essays, v. 4, 1859, p. 194-299. . . . 2536.19 
 
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 in Frenchrev., b. 1755, d. 1794). 
 
 — Wraxall (L.] Remarkable adventurers, v. 1. 1863. . 3264.23 
 Olough (Arthur H., Jingl. poet, b. 1819, d. 1861). 
 
 — Letters and memoir. [In Ids Remains, v. 1.] 1633.21 
 
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 tem. rev., v. 12, 1869 (by John Dowden), or Littell, 1870, 
 v. 2 ; Cornhill, 1866 ; Fortnightly rev., v. 10, 1868 (by J. A. 
 Symonds) ; Fraser's mag., v. 65. 1862, v. 74, 1866 ; Littell, 
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 — Wilson (J. G.) Sketches, etc. 1874 3222.16 
 
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 — Life, [anon.] 2d ed. London, 1835. 16°. 3042.04 
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 — McGilohrist (J.) Richard Cobden. A biography.. 
 
 jgg5 3012.05 
 
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 quar rev., Jan., 1866 ; N.Brit, rev., March, 1867 ; Harper's 
 
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 — Gaspey(T.) Life and times. 2 v. 1813. .3012.06 
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 — Autobiography of a seaman. 2d ed. 2 v. London, 
 
 1860. 8°. 3053.19 
 
 — Cochrane (T. B.) and Bourne (H. E. F.) Life of , 
 
 compl. the autobiography. 2 v. 1869. . 3053.21 
 
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 — Tytler (S.) and Watson (J. L.) Songstresses of Scotland, v. 1, 
 
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 — Memorials of his time. N. Y., 1856. 12°. 3042.08 
 
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 — Journal: cont'n of 'Memorials.' 2 v. 1874. 3012.24 
 
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 — Bridges (J. H. ) France under Eichelieu and Col- 
 
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 — James (G. P. B.) Lives of foreign statesmen, v. 3. . 3211.19 
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 — Greene (G. W.) Biogr. studies. 1860 3072.08 
 
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 — Tuckerman (Henry T.) Book of the artists. 1867. . 1415 09 
 
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 — • Bagehot (W.) Estimates, etc., p. 330-67 2517.24 
 
 — Coleridge (Derwent). Memoir of H. C. [Poems, v. i.] 1633 11 
 
 — Home (It. H.) New spirit of the age. 1855 2532 09 
 
 — Smiles (S.) Brief biographies. 1861 3263.16 
 
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 — Allsop (T. ) Letters, conversations, and recollections 
 
 of. [rwnn.] 183(1 3012.17 
 
 — Brooke (S. A.) Theology in the EngliBh poets. 1875. 3523 16 
 
 — Coleridge (H. N.) Biographical supplement. [In S. T. C 's Bio- 
 
 graphia literaria, v. 2, p. 691-702. 1872]. . 2518 19 
 Same. |/«C. 'a Works, v. 3, N. Y. ed.) 6025JM 
 
 — Cottle (J. ) lieminiscences of. 1848. . 3012 15 
 
 — Gillman (J. ) Life of. 1838.. . . .3012 16 
 
 — Bayue (P.) Essays, v. 2 2513 05 
 
 — De Quincey (T.) Literary reminiscences, v. 1 p 151 055 
 
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 — Foster (J.) Critical essays, v. 2. 1850. . . 2525 04 
 
 — Hall IS. C.) Memories of. [ Atlantic, v. 15, 1865.] 
 
 — Hazlitt (W ) My first acquaintance with poets. [Lit. remains, 
 
 V. -, loot). J ...... tnTfi T R 
 
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 brated friendships, v. 2, 1861.] 3253.25 
 
 — Timbs (J.) Lives of the later wits, etc., v. 1, 1874. . 3251.08 
 
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 rev., v. 43, 1865, or Littell, 1866, v. 1; Quar. rev., July, 1868; 
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 1, 1853.] 3446.01 
 
 — Seebohm (F.) Oxford reformers. 1867 3445.21 
 
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 — Martin (E . W.) Life and public services of. 1868. 
 
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 of the Huguenots. 2 v. 1869 3434.23 
 
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 Myers (F.) Lectures on great men, 1874 [3257.20]. 
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 — Benson (E.) Memoirs of. 1704-32. . . .3042.22 
 
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 — Edgar (J. G ) Footprints of famous men 3263.18 
 
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 — Lives of eminent Englishmen 3221.11 
 
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 — McBride (J.) Pioneer biography, v. 1. 1869. . . . 3247.19 
 Collins (Stephen, Jl.D., of .Baltimore, b. 1797.) 
 
 — Autobiography [Religious.] 1872. . . .3536.30 
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 — ■ Brydges (E.) Imaginative biography, v. 1. 1834. . . 3254.25 
 
 — Coleman (J.) Hist, essays, p. 489-532 2527.02 
 
 — Drake (N.) Literary hours, v. 1, p. 51-73. 1800. . . 2527.08 
 
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 Colman (George, the younger). 
 
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 Colomba (St. , of Hieta, b. 1467, d. 1501). 
 
 — Lives, etc. London, 1847. 12° 3632.08 
 
 Colombo (Cristoforo). Nee Columbus (Christopher). 
 Colonna ("Vittoria, mara/iioness of Peschiera, Ital poetess, 
 
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 — Harford (J. S.) Memoirs of. [In his Lifo of Michael Angelo, 
 v. 2, p. 252-325 3123.29 
 
 — Eosjoe (Mrs. H) Vittoria Colonna: her life and 
 
 poems. 1868 3012 23 
 
 — Shelley (M. W.) Lives, etc., v. 2 3211.26 
 
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 d. 1506). 
 
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BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : Columbus to Copley. 
 
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 — Lamartine (A. P. de). Christophe Colomb. 3043.08 
 Life of. 1859 3043.06 
 
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 — Boselly de Lorgues (A. P. P. V.) Life of. From 
 
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 biad [1627.01] ; Moore (A. L.) Columbiad [1673.05] : Rogers 
 (S.) Voyage of C. [1682.05 ; 31]. 
 
 Combe (Andrew. Scotch med. and phrenological writer, o. 
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 — Smiles (S.) Brief biographies. 1861 3263.16 
 
 Combeemeee (Stapleton Cotton, viscount, Engl, general, 
 
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 Comenius ( Johann Amos, German scholar ,6.1592,(11671). 
 
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 2537.07 
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 Conde (Princes de). 
 
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 127, 1869, and Littell, 1869, v. 4. 
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 tors.] 3614.20 
 
 Conde (Louis II. de Bourbon, prince de, ' the great Con- 
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 — Cust |E.) Lives of the warriors,v.2,pt.l,p. 129-220. 1867. 3222.07 
 
 — Hewlett (H. d ) The heroes of Europe 3263.2.5 
 
 — James (G. P. R.) Memoirs of great commanders. . . 3263.26 
 
 — Memoirs of the life of. By L J. de Bourbon, 
 
 prince de Conde. Tr. by F. Holcroft. 2d ed. 
 1811 3043.19 
 
 — Stanhope (P. H. , 5ft earl, formerly lord Mahon). Life 
 
 of. 1845 3043.14 
 
 — Wilson (J. G.) Sketches, etc. 1874 3222.16 
 
 .See also Histories of France during the ' Regency ' and 
 the 'Wars of the Fronde.' 
 Conde (Charlotte de Montmorency, princesse de, wife of 
 Henri II prince de Condi, b. 1594, d. 1650). 
 
 — Holt (E. S.) Boyal ladies, v. 2, p. 133-216. . . . 3253.26 
 Condobcet (M. J. A. N. de C, marquis de, Fr. philoso- 
 pher, b. 1744, d. 1794). 
 
 — Mbrley (J.) Critical miscellanies, p 37-113. 1871. . 2637.03 
 
 Kepr. from Fortnightly rev., v. 13, 1870. 
 
 — Shelley (M. W.) Lives, etc., v. 2 . 3211.25 
 
 Condben (Charles de, Fr. priest, b. 15S8, d. 1641). 
 
 See sketch in ' Revival of priestly life.' 1873. . . 3433.20 
 Cone (Spencer H., Amer. baptist divine, b. 1785, d. 1S35). 
 
 — Life. [By his son.] New York, 1856. 12°. 3043.12 
 Confucius (Chinese philosoplier). 
 
 See his name in general alphabet. 
 Congae (Obadiah, presbyterian shipmaster, of New York 
 b. 1768, d. 1848). 
 
 — Cheever (H. T. ) Memorials of. 1851. . . 3043.15 
 Congreve (Wm., Engl. dr. poet and wit, b. 1670, d. 1720 j. 
 
 — Coleridge (Wm.) Northern worthies, v. 3, 1852. . . 3263.07 
 
 — Dunhnm (S. A.) Lives, etc., v. 3 3211.14 
 
 — Johnson (S.) Lives of the poets, v. 2 3263.02 
 
 — Macaulay (T. B.) Comic dramatists. [In his Essays ] 2536 19 
 
 — Thackeray (W. M.) English humorists 3252.13 
 
 — Thomson (K. B.) WitB and beaux of society. . . .3262.25 
 Conbakt (Valentin, 1st sec'y of the Fr. Institute, b. 1603, 
 
 d. 1675-)'. 
 
 — Me'moires. 1652. [Petitot. 2 ser., v. 48.] 503.26 
 Constable (Archibald, Scotch publisher, b. 1776, d. 1826). 
 
 — Constable (T.) A. C. and his literary correspon- 
 
 dents. 3 v. 1873 3041.11 
 
 Constable (John, Engl, landscape painter, b. 1776, 
 d. 1837). 
 
 — Leslie (C. K.) Memoirs of. 2d ed. 1845.3043.16 
 
 — Tuckerman (H. T.) Essays, etc 2544.15 
 
 Constance of' Castile, duchess of Lancaster. See Lan- 
 caster (Constance, duchess of). 
 
 Constanttne (the great, Roman emperor, b. 274, d. 337). 
 See North Brit., v. 52, 1870 (Church policy); also histories 
 
 of Home, and church.histories, 306-337 a.d. 
 Cook (Capt. James, English circumnavigator, b. 1728, 
 
 d. 1779). 
 
 — Coleridge (H.) Northern worthies, v. 3, 1852. . . . 3263.07 
 
 Note. — For his voyages see'his name in general alphabet. 
 Cooke (George Fred., Engl, actor, b. 1756, d. 1812). 
 
 — Dunlap (W.) Memoirs of. 2 v. 1813. .3043.20 
 
 — Gait (J.) Lives of the players, v. 2, p. 192-216. 1831. . 3263.03 
 Cooke (Mrs. Harriet B. , ^Imer. teacher and religionist, 
 
 b. 1786). 
 
 — Memoirs of my life's work. [1802-55.] New York, 
 
 1858. 12° 3043.17 
 
 Coopeb (Anthony Ashley, 1st earl of Shaftesbury, Engl 
 statesman, b. 1621, d. 1683). 
 
 — Campbell (J., lord). Lord chancellors of England, v. 3. 3254.05 
 
 — Christie (W. D.) Life of. 2 v. 1871.. . 3162. '29 
 
 — Locke (J.) Life of. [In his Works, v. 9, 1823.] . . .5052.09 
 
 — Martin (B.) and Kippis (A.) Life of. Ed. by G. W. 
 
 Cooke. 2 v. 1836 3163.01 
 
 See also N. A. rev., v. 91, 1860 ; Dryden's Achitophel. 
 Coopeb (Sir Astley Paston, Engl, surgeon, b. 1768, d.ltiil). 
 
 — Cooper (B. B. ) Life of. 2 v. 1843. . .3043.28 
 
 — Edgar (J. G.) Boyhood of great men 3263.23 
 
 See also references in Poole's Index. 
 Coopkk (James Fenimore, ^nier. novelist, 6.1789,(11851). 
 
 — Memorial. [Discourse by W. G. Bryant. Speeches by 
 
 D. Webster, and others.] N.Y.,1852. Vi°. 30'3.18 
 
 — Bryant (W. C.) Orations and addresses, p. 43-92. 1873. 2517.28 
 
 — Coffin (R B. ) The home of Cooper. By Barry 
 
 Gray, [pseud.] 1872 3013.27 
 
 ■ — Greene (G. W.) Biographical studies. 1860 3072.08 
 
 — Homes of American authors. 1857 3245.11 
 
 See Allibone, Duyckinck, Griswnld's Prosewriters of 
 America [2755.23] ; also Atlantic monthly, v. 9, 1862 ; Eclectic 
 ma;;., v. 26, 1852 ; Nat. quar. rev., v. 1, 1860 ; N. A. rev., v. 
 74, 1852 ; v. 89, 1859 ; Putnam's mag., Feb., 1868 (his Diary), 
 and Oct., 1869. 
 Coopek (Mrs. Mary, methodist leader, b. 1786, d. 1812). 
 
 — Clarke (A) Memoir of. 2d ed. 1815. . .3043.32 
 Coopeb (Thomas, author of 'Purgatory of suicides,' b. 
 
 1805V 
 
 — Life. By himself. 2d ed. London, 1872. 8°. 3043.30 
 
 — Langford (J. A.) Prison books and their authors. . . 3263.32 
 Copleston (Elw., bp. of Llandaff, b. 1776, d. 1849). 
 
 — Copleston (W. J.) Memoir of. 1851. . .3043.26 
 
 See also North Brit, rev., v. 16, 1851-2. 
 Copley (John Singleton, Br. painter, b. 1737, d. 1815). 
 
 — Perkins (A. T.) Sketch of the life of. 1873. 3043.31 
 — ■ Cunningham (A.) Lives of Brit, painters, v. 4. . . 1431.04 
 Copley (J. S., lord Lyndhursi, English statesman, lord 
 
 chancellor, b. 1772, d. 1863). 
 
 — Campbell (John, lord). Lives of Lyndhurst and 
 
 Brougham. 1869 3254. 09J 
 
 Reviewed in Edin. rev., v. 129, 1869 ; Quar. rev., v. 126, 
 or Littell, 1869, v. 1. 
 
 — Martineau (H.) Biographical sketches. 1869. . . . 3263.28 
 
 — Sugden (E., lord St. Leonards). Misrepresentations 
 
 in Campbell's lives, etc. 1869. . . 3254.18 
 
 In asking for books, use the "Book Orders," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
136 
 
 BIOG-RAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : Copwayfo Cromwell. 
 
 Copwat (George, Ojibway Indian chief ', 6.1820). 
 
 — Recollections of a forest life ; or, life and travels. 
 
 2ded. London, 1851. 16°. .... 3043.25 
 Coeday (Charlotte, Fr. royalist, Marat's assassin, b. 1768, 
 d. 1793). 
 
 — Lenorniant (Mme.) Esquisses historiques 3261.18 
 
 Same. Quatre femraes, etc., p. 247-314 3261.18 
 
 Perier io.) La jeunesBe de 0. [In Revue des deux mondes, 
 
 9 avril, 1862.] 
 
 — Ruaaell (W.) Extraordinary women 3263.19 
 
 See also Fraaer'a mag., v. 75, 1867 ; Harper's mag., v. 1 ; 
 Lamartine's Girondists, Balm's ed., V. 3; referencea in 
 Poole's Index ; and Marat, in this class. 
 Coeiolanus (Caius Marcius, Roman general, 5th cent. b. c. ) 
 
 — Plutarch. Lives, v. 2 of 3146.17 : v 2 of 3145.22 ; T. 1 of 3145.08 
 — ■ and Aloibiades compared. Plutarch. Livea. v. 2 of 3146.17 ; 
 
 v. 2 of 3145.22 ; v. 1 of 3145,08. 
 
 See Shakspere'a drama 'Coriolanus.' Respecting the 
 truth of the legend, see Niebuhr's Hist, of Borne, v. 1. 
 Coeneille (Pierre, Fr. dramatic poet, b. 1606, d. 1681). 
 
 — Guizot (F. ) Corueille and his times. 1832. 3041.06 
 — • Sainte-Beuve (C. A.) Nouv. lundis, v. 7 
 
 — Shelley (II. W.) Lives, etc. v. 1 3211.24 
 
 — Voltaire (M. F. A. de). Oommentairea sur 0. [In his (Euvres, 
 
 v. 35-3B, Beuchot's ed.] 5084.35 
 
 See also his name in general alphabet. 
 Coeneha (Roman lady, mother of the Gracchi, 2d cen- 
 tury b. o. ) 
 
 — Owen [Mrs. O. P.) Heroines of histpry 3261.21 
 
 Coknwallis (Caroline Francis, Engl, authoress of 'Small 
 
 books on great subjects,' b. 1786, d. 1818). 
 
 — Selections from letters, with biogr. preface. 3044.05 
 
 See also Littell, v. 85 (Three women of lottera). 
 Cor.NWALLis (Charles, 1st marquis, English general in 
 America, and gov. -gen. of India, b. 173s, d. 1805). 
 
 — Correspondence. 1779-1806. Ed. by C. Ross. 3 v. 
 
 London, 1859. 8° 3041.02 
 
 — Cheaney (G. C.) Gornwallis and the Indian aervice. [Eaaays, 
 
 etc. p. 1874 3224.22 
 
 — Gleig (G. E.) Lives, etc., v. 3 3221.01 
 
 — • Kaye (J. W.) Lives of Indian officers, v. 1. 1867. . . 3224.20 
 — ■ Mackintosh (Sir J.) Miscel. works 2536.27 
 
 See also Ed. rev., v. 109 : N. A. rev., v. 89, 1859 ; Quar. 
 rev., v. 105, 1859, and Littell, 1859, v. 2. 
 Coeeeggio (Antonio Allegri, called; Hal. painter, b. 
 1194, d. 1534). 
 
 — Coxe (W.) Sketches of the lives, etc. 1823 3044.20 
 
 — Jameson (Mrs. A ) Early Ital. painters. .... 1435.09 
 
 — Jervis [Liidy). Painting and painters, v. 1, 1854. . . 1414.16 
 — Mengs (A. B.) Memoir of. [Works, v. 2, 1796 ] . . 1412.09 
 
 — Planche (G.) Le Corrtsge. [Revue des deux niondes, dec, 1854.] 
 
 — Tytler (S., pseud., for Miss Keddie). Old masters. . . 
 
 Consult also Histories of Ital. painting by Lanzi, Vasari, 
 and others, in Fine arts ; also, CEhlenschliiger's tragedy 
 [1733.35.] 
 
 Coetes (Hernando, Spanish conquerer of Mexico, b. 1483, 
 d. 1-354). 
 
 — Despatches to the emperor Charles V. Tr. with 
 
 notes, by G. Folsom. N. Y., 1813. 12°. 3044.07 
 
 — Fifth letter to Charles Y. ; exped. to Honduras. 
 
 [Hakluyt soc] 3041.07s 
 
 — Abbott (J.) History of. 1855 3044.08 
 
 — Helps (A.) The life of. 2 v. 1871.. . .3044.23 
 
 — Hewiett (H. G.) Heroea of Europe 3263.25 
 
 — Quintana (.VI. J.) Lives, etc. [anon.] 1854 3015.10 
 
 ftW See also {in Countries) Mexico [Conquest of), for the 
 histories of Presoott, Solis, "Wilson, etc. 
 Cottin (Sophie Ristaud, Fr. novelist, b. 1773, d. 1807). 
 — ■ Kavanagh (J.) French women of letters, v. 2. . . .3262.14 
 Coudkat (T>u\ See Teonson du Coudray. 
 Coueiee (Paul Louis, French author , b. 1772, d. 1828). 
 - Maccall (W.) Foreign biographies, v. 1, p. 84-98. 1873. 3265.21 
 
 — Sainte-Beuve (C. A.) Causeries de lundi, v. 6. ... 7033 23 
 
 West, rev., V. 85, 1866. 
 
 Cor/siN Alice, [pseud.] See Haven (Mrs. Alice B.) 
 Covode (Son. John, M. C. from Pa., b. 1808, d. 1871). 
 
 — Memorial addresses delivered in the Senate and 
 
 House of Rep., 1871. Wash., 1871. 8°. 3044.15 
 Cowley (Abraham, Engl, poet, b. 1618, 6. 1667). 
 
 — Bell (R.) Lives of English poets, v. 1 3211.17 
 
 — - Johnson (S.) Lives of English poets, v. 1 3263 01 
 
 See also biogr. sketches in his Essays [2521.11]. 
 Cowley (Hannah, Engl, dramatist, b. 1743, d. 1809). 
 
 — Dunham (S. A.) Lives, etc., v. 3 3211.14 
 
 Cowpee ( Mary Clavering, countess, lady of the bed-cham- 
 ber to Caroline, afterward wife of Geo. II. ; 6. 1685, 
 
 — Diary, 1714-1720. London, 1864. 8°. . .3044 14 
 Cowpee (Win., Engl.poet and letter vrriier, 6.1731, dl800) 
 
 — Life. By R. Southey. [Works, v. 1.] . . 5026 01 
 
 — Letters. [Works, v. 2-3.1 5026.02 
 
 — Memes (J.S.) Life of. [Waldie library, v.5.] 5078!l6 
 
 — Bagehot (W.) Estimates, etc., p. 46-104 2517 24 
 
 — Brooke (S. A.) Theology in the English poets. 1875. 3523 is 
 
 — Jeffrey (E\) EBsays, v. 6, p. 154-69. 1852 .' 2533'ig 
 
 — Madden (E E.) Infirmities of genius. 1833. ... 254101 
 
 — Thomson (Mrs. K. B.) O. and Mrs. Unwin. [In her Celebrated 
 
 friendships, v. 1, p. 121-176. 1861.]. . . .v. 1 of 3253 04 
 See also Blackwood, v. 109, 1871 : Fortnightly rev., v 3 
 1865 (by John Dennis); Eraser's mag., v. 64, 1861, or Littell' 
 1862, v. 1 ; Littell, (from Macmillan), 1871, v. 3 ; Nat guar' 
 rev., v. 7, 1863 ; North Brit, rev., v. 22, 1854-5, or Littell' 
 v. 7, 1854 ; Quar. rev., v. 107, 1860, or Littell, 1860, v. 1. ' 
 Cowpee (Wm., baron, lord chancellor, b. 1665, d. 1725), 
 
 — Campbell (J. lord). Lord chancellors of England, v. 4. 3254 06 
 Cbabb (George, Engl, poet, b. 1754, d. 1832). 
 
 — Life. By his son. Cambr., (Mass.) 1834. 12°. 3044.09 
 Same. [In his Poetical works.] 1634 24 
 
 — Giles (H.) Lectures and essays, v.l, p. 45-95. 1851. .2526 04 
 
 — Hazlitt (W.) Spirit of the age, p. 231-45. 1857. . 253107 
 
 See also Littell, 1859, v. 1 (from Nat. rev.) 
 Ceanbobne or Cranbourue ( Viscount). See Cecil. 
 CeatTMEb (Thomas, abp. of Canterbury, protestant martyr 
 b. 1489, d. 1556). 
 
 — Lee (Mrs. H. F. ) Life and times of. 1835.304412 
 
 — Strype (J.) Memorials of. 2 v. 1853. . 3044.10 
 
 — Blunt (J.) Essays. Contrib. to Quar. review. . . . 3522.13 
 
 — Forster (J., and others). Lives, etc., v. 1 321107 
 
 — Fox (J.) Life of. [In Wordsworth (C.) Eccl. hiat.,v .3.] 3446 03 
 
 — Hook (W. E.) Lives, etc. v. 6-7. 1868 3445.09 
 
 — Myers (F.) Lectures. 1874 3257.20 
 
 Note. — Consult also the historieB of Lingard, Macaulay, 
 and Froude for various eatimatea of his character. 
 Ceasstjs (Marcus Lioinius, Roman triumvir, d. 53 b.c.) 
 
 — Plutarch. Lives, v. 3 of 3146.17 ; v. 3 of 3145.22 ; v. 3 of 3145.08 
 
 — and Nioias compared. Plutarch. Lives, v. 3 of 3146.17 ; v 3 
 
 of 3145.22 ; v. 3 Of 3145.08. 
 
 Ceaweoed Wm.H., of Georgia, Amer. statesman, b. 1772. 
 d. 1834). 
 
 — Cobb (J. B.) Miscellanies, p. 131-248. 1858 2521.07 
 
 Cbaweobd (Thomas, Amer. sculptor, b. 1814, d. 1857). 
 
 — Greene (G. W.) Biogr. studies. 1860. ... . 3072.08 
 
 — Lester (C. E.) Artists of America. 1846 14ru0 
 
 • — • Tuckerman (H. T.) Book of the artists 1415.09 
 
 See also Atlantic, v. 2, 1858 ; v. 24, 1869 (by G. S. Hillard). 
 Cbebillon (Prosper Jolyot de, Fr. dramatist, 6. 1674, 
 
 d. 1762). 
 — - Housaaye (A.) Men and women of France, etc. v. 2. 3263.18 
 Ckebillon fils (Claude Jolyot de, Fr. novelist, b. 1707, 
 
 d. 1777). 
 
 — Housaaye (A.) Men and women of France, etc. v. 2. 3262.18 
 Ceeiohton [Capt. John, b. 1648, d. 1733). 
 
 — Memoirs, 1674-1730. [In Swift (J.) Works, v. 12.] . . 5074.15 
 Ceeqtjy (Renee Charlotte Victoire deFroulay, marquise 
 
 de). Souvenirs, 1710 a 1803. Nouv. ed. 5 v. 
 
 Paris, 1867. 12°. 3031.U 
 
 Note. — Apocryphal according to Hoefer's Nouv. biogr. univ. 
 Ceesap (Michael, Western pioneer, b. 1742, d. 1775). 
 
 — Mayer (B.) Logan and Cresap. 1867. . .3118.09 
 Ceiceton (James, called "the admirable," 6.1560,A 
 
 1583). 
 
 — Irving (D.) Lives of Scotch writers . 3265.07 
 
 Ceooeitt ( CW.David, eccentric American, 6.1786,d.l852). 
 
 — Exploits and adventures in Texas. New York, 1848. 
 
 12° 3045.01 
 
 — Life. By himself. New York, 1848. 12°. . 3015.01a 
 
 — Abbott (J.S.O.) American pioneers and patriots. 1874. 3045.01 
 Ceokee (John Wilson, Engl, otitic and politician, b. 1786, 
 
 d. 1857). 
 
 — Maddyn (D. O.) Chiefs of parties, v. 2 3262.07 
 
 See Eraser's mag., v. 63, 1856 (2 art. on MonWembert and 
 J. W. Croker) ; also Macaulay 's Review of his ed. of Bus- 
 well's Johnson. 
 Ceoly (George, Engl, divine, poet, and novelist, b. 1780, 
 d. 1860). 
 
 — Herring (R.) Personal recollections of. 1861. 304126 
 
 — Gilfillan (G.) Second gallery of lit. portraits, 1850. . 2526.12 
 Cbomwell (Oliver, lord protector of the commonwealth oj 
 
 England, b. 1599, d. 1658). 
 
 — Letters and speeches : with elucidations, by T. Car- 
 
 lyle. 2 v. 1851 3015.02 
 
 — Andrews (J. R. ) Life of, to the death of Charles I. 
 
 1870 3043.18 
 
 — Carlyle (T. ) Oliver Cromwell's letters and speeches. 
 
 1846 3045.17 
 
 Heroes and hero worship 2616.12 
 
 — Cromwell (T. ) Oliver Cromwell and his times. 
 
 1821 3015.04 
 
 — Oust (E.) Lives of the warriors, v. 2, pt. U 8SI12,08 
 
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BIOG-RAPHY (INDIVIDUAL): Cromwell to Dare. 
 
 137 
 
 — Forster (J.) Lives of British statesmen, v. 6-7. . . . 3211.07 
 
 Samo. [In Ids Statesmen, etc.] 3257.07 
 
 Civil wars and Oliver Cromwell. [Hist, and bio. essays, 
 
 v. 1.] 2526.01 
 
 — Guizot (F. P. G.) History of. 2 v. 1854. 3045.06 
 
 — Hawks (F. L.) Oliver Cromwell. 1857. .3015.08 
 
 — Hazlitt (W.) Oliver Cromwell : a biography. 3015.09 
 
 — Headley ( J. T. ) Life of. 1853 3045.10 
 
 — Lamartine (A. de). Life of. 1859. . . 3045.11 
 
 — Merle dAubigne (J. H. ) The protector : a vindica- 
 
 tion. 1850 3045.05 
 
 — Prestwioh (Sir J.) Respublica ; or, a display of the 
 
 honors, ceremonies, and ensigns of the common- 
 wealth under the protectorship of. 1787. 3048.01 
 
 — Russell (M. ) Life of. 2v 3045.14 
 
 — Southey (K.) Life of. 1852 3045.16 
 
 — Wilson (D. ) Oliver Cromwell and the protectorate. 
 
 184S 3045.19 
 
 — Cowley (A.) Essays, p. 130-77. 1868 2621.15 
 
 — Chambers' Papers for the people, v. 8 2516.04 
 
 — Cowley (A.) Discourse concerning. . . 2521.11; 15 ; 5026.13 
 
 — Gleig (G. R.) Lives of Brit. mil. commanders, v. 1. . 3221.01 
 
 — Headley (J. T.) Miscel. works, v. 2, p. 77-131. . . . 2531.24 
 
 — Herbert (H. W.) Persons and pictures, p. 259-75. 1854. 2532.01 
 
 — James (G. P. R.) Memoirs of great commanders. . 3263.26 
 
 — Lamartine (A. de} Memoirs of eel. characters, v. 2. . 3J64.19 
 
 — Miller (H.) Essays, p. 42-52, 1805 2535.16 
 
 — Myers (F.) Lectures on great men. 1874 3257.20 
 
 — Ossoli (Margaret Fuller). Life without, etc., p. 179-191. 2526.08 
 • - Russell (W.) Extraordinary men 3263 20 
 
 — Sandford (J. L.) Early life of. [In his Studies, etc., p. 174-268.] 
 
 476.20 
 
 — Smith (G.) Three English statesmen, p. 55-114. 1868. 3252.23 
 
 — Tulloch (J.) English puritanism and its leaders. 
 
 — Vaughan (R.) The Protectorate of, illus. in letlers of distin- 
 
 guished men of the time. 2 v. 1838 476.10 
 
 Essays, v. 2, p. 1-59 2544.20 
 
 — Wilson (J. G.) Sketches, etc. 1874 3222.16 
 
 See also Nat. qu. rev., v. 14, 1867. 
 
 Also (in Countries) England {Commonwealth period) ; 
 and in this claBs, Charles I. — Charles H. 
 Cbomwell family. 
 
 — Noble (Mark). Memoirs of the protector.il house of. 
 
 2 v. 3ded. 1787 3015.12 
 
 See also Sketches ill Jesse's Stuarts, v. 2 [477.05]. 
 Cbomwell (Richard, son of Oliver, b. 162(5, d. 1712). 
 
 — Guizot (F. P. G. ) History of. 2 v. 1856.3045.20 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 54, 1856 
 Cbomwell (Thomas, earl of Essex, b. 1490, d. 1540). 
 
 — Wordsworth (C.) Eccl. biogr.,v. 2, 1853 (from Fox). . 3446.02 
 
 See also Froude's and Lingard's Histories of England. 
 Gbosse (Andrew, Eigl. electrician, b. 17.^4, d. 1855). 
 
 See Littell, 1858, v. 1 (from Brit. qu. rev.) 
 Ckoswell (Kev. Wm., Amer. Prot. epis. divine, b. 1804, 
 d. 1851). 
 
 — Memoir. By his father. N. Y.,1851. 8 D . . 3046.01 
 
 Reviewed in N. A. rev., v. 78, 1854. 
 Cbuvelli (Sophie, Prussian singer, b. 1830). 
 
 — Clayton (E. C.) Queens of song 3265.10 
 
 Cullen* ("Win., Scotch physician, b. 1712, d. 1790). 
 
 See Winslow's Jour, of psy. med., v. 13, 1860. 
 Cumberland (Richard, Engl, dramatic author, and es- 
 sayist, b. 1732, d. 1811). 
 
 — Memoirs. Notes by H. Flanders. Phila., 1856. 
 
 8 D 3046.02 
 
 — Mudford (W.) Life of. 1812 3045.28 
 
 — Dunham (S. A.), and others. Lives, etc., v. 3. . . .3211.14 
 Cunningham (Allan, Engl, author and, poet, b. 1784, d. 
 
 1842). 
 
 — Thomson [Mrs.) Literary characters, v. 2, 1854. . . 3253.30 
 Cubban (John Philpot, Irish orator and barrister, b. 1750, 
 
 d. 1817). 
 
 — Croly (G.) Character of. [Tn his Hist, sketches, etc.) 2521.22 
 
 — Phillips (C.) Curran and his contemporaries. 1851. 3046.03 
 
 — Timbs (J.) Lives of the later wits, etc., V. 1. 1874. . 3251.08 
 
 See also Sir Jonah Barrington's Sketches [3015.23] ; and 
 consult Poole's Index. 
 Cubean (Wm. Henry, son of John P. ) 
 
 — Redding (0.) Personal reminiscences, v. 2, p. 23-32. 3222.02 
 Cubtis (Joseph, philanthropic merchant of New York, b. 
 
 1782. d. 1856). 
 
 — Sedgwick (C. M.) Memoir of a model man. 3046.04 
 Cubtis (George Wm., Amer. author, 6. 1824). 
 
 See N. A. rev., v. 107, 1868 (art. by W.D. Howells) ; Duyc- 
 kinck ; Appleton's Amer. eye. 
 Cushing (Caleb," of Mass., politician, orator, and jurist, 
 u. 1817). 
 
 — Savage (J.) Our living representative men. 1860. . 3156.01 
 
 See also Amer. whig review, v. 10. 
 Cushman (Pauline, union, spy in Oivil war of 1861-65). 
 
 — Sarmiento (F. L. ) Life of. 1865. . . .3045.22 
 Cushman (Charlotte, Amer. actress, b. 1816). 
 
 — Tou have heard of them, 1854 3222.15 
 
 Cuthbekt (St., bp. of Durham, 1th century). 
 
 — Reginald (monk of Durham). Lihellus de admirandis Cuth- 
 
 berti virtutibus. Surtces soc 6116.01 
 
 Cutlee (Benj. Clarke, Episcopal ckrgyman of Brooklyn, 
 N. Y, b. 1798, d. 1863). 
 
 — Gray(H.) Memoirs of. 1865. . . . -3046.05 
 Cuvieb (Georges L. C. P. D., baron, Fr. naturalist, b. 
 
 1769, d. 1832). 
 
 — Lee (Mrs. E.) Memoirs of. 1833. . . .3045.27 
 
 — Flourens (M. J. P.) Memoir of. [Sm. rep. 1868.] . . 3936.23 
 
 — Jardine's Naturalist's library, v. 16 4711.16 
 
 — Knox (R.) Great anatomists, etc. 1852 1454.19 
 
 Sue also Littell, v. 15, 1856 ; and consult Poole's Index. 
 Cutp (Albert, Dutch landscape painter, b. 1606, d. after 
 1683). 
 
 — Fairholt (F. W.) Homes, haunts, and works, etc. 1871. 1445 21 
 
 — Ruskin (J.) Modern painters, v. 6 1424.26 
 
 — Tytler(S.) Old painters 1431.36 
 
 Cuzzoni (Prancesca, Hal. singer, d. 1770). 
 
 — Clayton (E. C.) Queens of song 3265.10 
 
 Cyeus (the great, king of Persia, 5th century, B.C.) 
 
 — Abbott (J.) History of. 1852 3046.06 
 
 — Herodotus. History. First book. (Bohn.) . 422.09 
 
 — Xenophon. Cyropsedia, or insttutions of Cyras. 
 
 (Bohn.) 422.16 
 
 Note. — The Cyropadia is a philos. romance, as is also 
 Ramsay's Travels of Cyrus. [421. 19. J 
 
 See also Rawlinson's Five great monarchies, v. 3 and 4, 
 1867 [425.18] ; and the history of ancient Persia. 
 Cyetjs (the younger, satrap of Lydia, d. 401 B.C.) 
 
 — Xenophon's Anabasis 424.01 ; 423.05 
 
 Cyveliok (Amicia, daughter of the end of Chester). 
 
 — Leycester (Sir P.) and Mainwaring (Sir T.) Tracts respect- 
 
 ing [her], 1673-79. [Chetham soc. v. 78-80.] . . . 5095.38 
 Dahlgres (Ulric, Col. U. S. A., in Civil war of 1861-65, 
 b. 1842, d. 1861). 
 
 — Dahlgren (J. A. ) Memoir of. 1872. . .3046.25 
 Dale (Gen. Samuel, of Mississippi, Indian fighter, b.1772, 
 
 d. 1841). 
 
 — Claiborne (J. F.H.) Life and times of. 1860. 3046.07 
 DAlembert. See Alembebt. 
 
 Dalkymple (James, 1st viscount Stair, Scottish jurist 
 and statesman, b. 1619, d. 1695). 
 
 — Mackay (M. J. G.) Memoir of. 1873. . .3046.22 
 Dalxon (John, Engl, chemist and physicist, author of the 
 
 'atomic theory,' b. 1766, d. 1844). 
 
 — Holland (Sir H. ) Life of D. [In his Essays, 1862.] 
 
 See also Ed. rev., July, 1858 ; Fraser's mag., Nov., 1854 ; 
 Lond. qu. rev., Dec, 1854 ; North Brit, rev., Oct., 1857 ; 
 Quar. rev., Jan., 1855 ; Westm. rev.. Mob., 1846. 
 Dampier (Capt. Wm., Engl, navigator, b. 1652). 
 
 — Lives and voyages of Drake, etc. 3ded. 1837. . . 921.25 
 Dana (Richard Henry, Amer. poet and essayist, b. 1787 1. 
 
 — Whipple (E. P.) Essays and reviews, v. 2 2545.07 
 
 See also N. A. rev., Jan., 1851 ; also Allibone, Duyckinck, 
 and Griswold's Poets of Amer., and Prose writers. 
 Dangeau (Philippe de Courcillon, marquis de, b. 1638, 
 d. 1720). 
 See Ed. rev. Jan., 1864; Sainte-Beuve's Causeries de lundi. 
 Daniel, the Hebrew prophet. 
 
 — Pusey (E. B.) Daniel the prophet. 1868. 3734.05 
 
 See also page 83 of this catalogue for commentaries on 
 Daniel. 
 Dante Alighieri. See his name in general alphabet. 
 Danton (George Jaques, Fr. Jacobin, b. 1759, d. 1791). 
 
 — Brougham (H., lord). Statesman of time of George IH., v. 3. 
 
 (Bohn.) 81)24.08 
 
 See also Brit. qu. rev., April, 1866 ; Blackwood's mag , 
 
 Feb., 1823 ; (Democratic rev., v. 14 aud 24 ; For. quar. rev., 
 
 April, 1844 ; and histories of the French Rev. 
 DAeblay (Mme. F. B. ) See Akblay (Mine. F. B. d'). 
 Daec (Jeanne, maid of Orleans, French heroine, b. 1410, 
 
 d. 1431). 
 
 — Chronique et proces de la pucelle. [In MDnstrslet. 
 
 Chron , v. 9.] 51.0.09 
 
 — Me'moire concernant la pucelle. [In Pet.tot. lser. , 
 
 v. 8, 1827.] 5121.08 
 
 — Le Brun de Charmettes (P. A. ) Histoire de. 4 v. 
 
 1817 3092.27 
 
 — Bray (Mrs. A. E. ) Joan of Arc, and the times of 
 
 Charles VII 3093.13 
 
 — Gillis (-). Panegyrique, a la fete du 8 mai, 1857. 3098. 20 
 
 — Iredell (W. H. ) Memoirs of, with the history of her 
 
 times. 2 v. 1824 3093.18 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the nrst part of the TITLE, aud the N UMBER. 
 
138 
 
 BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : Dare to Desmond 
 
 Daec (Jeanne), conlinuued. 
 
 — Michelet (J. ) Joan of Arc. 1858 3093.06 
 
 Same. [Fr.] Jeanne d' Arc 3093.14 
 
 — Parr(H.) Life and death of. 2 v. 1866. . 3093.16 
 
 — Chambers' miscellany, v. 7 2515.26 
 
 De Quincey (T.) Miscellaneous essays. 1851. . . . 2522.15 
 
 Delepierre (0.) Historical difficulties. 1868. . . . 2521.27 
 
 Doran (J.) Knights and their days. 1856. . . . 6621.06 
 
 Fuller |T.) Holy and profane state, p. 341. 1841 ed. 3653.19 
 
 Guizot (F. P. G.) Popular history of France, v. 3. . 517.01 
 
 • — Jamceou (Mr*. A.) Lives of eel. sovereigns, etc. . .3255.25 
 
 — Lamartine (A. de). Memoirs of eel. characters, v. 2. 3264.19 
 ■ — Owen [Mrs. 0. 1?.} Heroines ol 'history. 1856. . . .3261.21 
 
 — Parton (J ) People's book of biography. 1868. . . 3265.03 
 
 — Pauli (R.) Pictures of old England 461.11 
 
 — Russell (W.) Extraordinary women, 1857 3263.19 
 
 — Sainte-Beuve (O. A.) Nouveaux causerles de lundi, v. 3. 7053.03 
 
 — Sterling (J.) Essays and tales, v. 1 2547.09 
 
 — Stanhope (P. H., 6th earl). Historical eSBays, 1849. . 2534.26 
 
 See poems by Southey [1686.03]; G. H. Calvert [1631.15]; 
 Schiller's tragedy [5064.26] , Shakspere's 'Henry VI.' 
 
 See also Littell, v. 97 ; Revue des deux mondes, 1 jnillet. 
 1846 (Jeanne d'Arc dans l'hist et dans la poesie, par C, 
 Louandre); 15 Jan. 1856 (par L. de Carne) ; 1 aout, 1869 
 (Les deux proces de Jeanne d'Arc, notice par Le Berquier). 
 
 Daeitjs I. Hystaspis (king of Persia, invader of Greece, 
 reigned 521-485 B.o.) 
 
 — Abbott (J.) History of. 1850 3046.15 
 
 Note. — See also Thalheimer's Manual of ancient history, 
 books 2 and 3; also Herodotus, Rawlinson's ed. (consulting 
 index); the chapters on Persian history in ancient histories, 
 and histories of ancient Greece by G-rote, Cox, Curtius, 
 and others (consulting the indexes). 
 
 Darius LTI. Codomanus (king of Persia, conquered by 
 Alexander the great, reigned 336-330 B.C.) 
 
 Note. — The note to Darius I. applies as well to Darius III. 
 the reference to Herodotus excepted. 
 
 Daschkaw or Dashkov (Ekaterina Romanova, Bussian 
 princess, lady of honour to Catherine II of Russia, 
 and patron of literature, b. 1744, d. 1810). 
 
 — Memoirs by herself. 2 v. London, 1840. 8°. 3046.23 
 Davenpoei (Ira Erastus, 6. 1839, and Wm. Henry, 6. 
 
 1841, American jugglers). 
 
 — Nichols (T. L.) Biogr. of the brothers Davenport. 
 
 1864 3813.15 
 
 Davidson (Lucretia Maria, Amer. poetess, b. 1808, d. 
 1825). 
 
 — Sedgwick (CM.) Biography of. [In Sparks' Am. 
 
 biog.,v. 7.] 
 
 Same. [In L. M. D.'s Poet, works, 1850.] . . . 1642.01 
 
 D vtcdson (Margaret Miller, Amer. poetess, b. 1823, d. 1838 ) . 
 
 — Irving (W.) Biography of. 1850. . . . 1642.01 
 Davenant (.S'irWm., Engl, dramatic poet, 6.1605, &1668). 
 
 — Austin (W.S. ,,?>.) Lives of the poets-laureate, 1853. . 8254.19 
 
 — Dunham (S. A.) Lives of lit. men, v. 3 3211.14 
 
 — Retrospective review, v. 2, 1820. 
 Davtes (Lady Clementina, b. 1792). 
 
 — Recollections of society in France and England. 2 
 
 v. 1872 3046.26 
 
 Da Vinci. See Traci (Leonardo da). 
 
 Davis (Andrew Jackson, Amer. clairvoyant, b. 1826). 
 
 — Magic staff ; an autobiography. 1859. . .3016.16 
 Davis (Garrett, IT. S. senator from Kentucku, b. 1801 d 
 
 1872). 
 
 — Memorial addresses, in Congress. 1872. . 3048.07 
 Davis (Jefferson, pres. of the Confederate States, b. 1808). 
 
 — Allfriend (F. H.) Life of. 1868. . . . 3046.19 
 
 — Craven (J. J.) Prison life of. 1806. . .3047 01 
 
 — Pollard (E. A.) Life of. 1869 3046.18 
 
 Davis (John, gov. of Mass., and U. S. senator, b. 17S7 
 
 d. 1854). 
 
 — Einnicutt (T.) Memoir of. [In Archasoloffia Americana v 
 
 3, 1857.] ' ' 
 
 Davison (Wm., sec'y of state to Elizabeth, d. 1608). 
 
 — Nicolas (N. H.) Life of. 1823 3047.02 
 
 Davy 'Sir Humphry, Eng. chemist and author, b. 1778, 
 
 d. 1829). 
 
 — Paris (J. A.) Life of. 2 v. 1831. . . .3047 03 
 
 — Brougham (H„ lord). Fhilos. of time of George m. 3024 05 
 
 — Davy (J.) Sketch of his life. [In his Fragm. remains, 1858. 
 
 — De Quincey (T.) Lit. reminiscences, v. 1, 1852. . 2522 11 
 
 See also many references in Poole's Index 
 Day (Jeremiah, New Eng. theologian, pres. of Tale colleqe, 
 b. 1773, d. 1867). 
 
 — Woolsey^D.) Commemorative address. [New Englander, 
 
 De. m- French name.i are not alphabetized under de 
 but under the letter next following. 
 
 Deoatue (Stephen, commodore U.8.N., 6. 1779, d. 1820) 
 
 — Mackenzie (A. S.) Life of. 1846. . . .3241.21 
 Dee (John, English astrologist and mathematician b 
 
 1527, d. 1608). 
 
 — Private diary, by J. O. HalliwelL [Camden soc 
 
 v. 19-] 511119 
 
 — Autobiogr. tracts. [Chetham miscel.,v. 24.] 5094.21 
 De Foe (Daniel, Eng. novelist, and writer on polit. and 
 
 social subjects, b. 1661, d. 1731). 
 
 — Chad wick (W.) Life and times of. 1859. 3017.09 
 
 — Chalm ers ( G. ) Life of . [D. 's no vels, etc. v. 20. ] 5032. 20 
 
 — Lee (Wm.) Daniel Defoe, his life, etc., 1716-29 
 
 3v. 5037.U 
 
 — Wilson (W.) Memoirs of. 3 v. 1830. . .3017.10 
 
 — Ballantyne (J.) Memoir of. [Da Foe's Novels, etc., v. 1 
 
 1840 6032.01 
 
 — Chambers' Papers, v. 7, 1850 2516,04 
 
 — Distinguished men of modern times, v. 2. [H. F. L.] 3221 09 
 
 — Forster (J.) C. Churchill and D. Defoe 6075.21 
 
 Same. [In his Hist and biog. essays, v. 2.] . . . 25ft.02 
 
 — Bussed (W.) Eccentric personages. 1866 3264.03 
 
 — Scott [Sir W.) Biogr. sketches of novelists. [Works, N. y 
 
 1833, v. 6 or 10.] 5005.10 ; IS 
 
 — Stephen (L.) Hours in a library 2543.31 
 
 — Tuckerman (H. T.) Essays, biogr., etc 2544.15 
 
 See also Brit. qu. rev., Oct., 1869 ; Retrospective rev., v. 
 3 and 6, 1822 ; Quar. rev., 101, 1857 ; Cornhill mag., v. 17, 
 1868 (De Foe's novels); Adams (W. H.) Famous books 
 [2513.11]. 
 
 DeKalb (John, baron de, Amer. rev. general, b. 1721, 
 d. 1780). 
 
 — Report by Mr. Corwin on the claim of the heirs of 
 
 Baron DeKalb. [Wash., 1851] 8°. . .3095.20 
 
 — Speech of Hon. Henry May on the bill giving to 
 
 the heirs of Baron DeKalb the pay due him for 
 services in the revolution. Wash., 1855. 8 J . 3095.20 
 
 — The Baron DeKalb, [an article from the Southern 
 
 qu. rev. for July, 1852] 3095.20 
 
 — Memoir of. By J. S. Smith, p. 141-230. Baltimore, 
 
 1858. 8°. 3095.20 
 
 Delacroix (Eugene, Fr. painter, b. 1799, d. 1863). 
 
 See Atlantic, v. 12, 1863 (by W. J. StlUmau). 
 Delambke (Jean Baptiste Joseph, Fr. astronomer and 
 
 author, b. Hid, d. 1822). 
 
 — Fourier (J.) Memoir of. [Sm. rep., 1864.] 3936.19 
 
 Delanx (Mrs. Mary Granville, 6. 1700, d. 1788). 
 
 — Autobiography, and correspondence. With reminis- 
 
 cences of king George III. and queen Charlotte. 
 Ed by Lady Llanover. 1-2 series. 6 v. London, 
 1861-2. 8° 3047.10 
 
 — Letters to Mrs. Francis Hamilton, 1799-88. London, 
 
 1820. 12° 3095.27 
 
 — Elwood (A. K.) Literary ladles of England, v. 1, p. 81-102. 
 
 1843 3253.22 
 
 See also Blackwood's mag., April, 1862 ; Eraser's mag., 
 v. 66, 1862 ; Westm. rev., v. 77, 1862. 
 Delsabte (Francois, Fr. musician and teacher, 6. 1811). 
 
 See Atlantic, v. 27, 1871 (by F. A. Durivage). 
 Demetkius' Poliorcetes, Greek general, b. about 335, d. 
 about 283 B.o. 
 
 — Plutarch. Lives, v. 6 of 8146.17 ; v. 6 of 8145.22 ; v. 4 of 3145.08 
 
 — and Antonv compared. Plutarch. Lives, v. 6 of 3146.17 ; v. 6 
 
 01 3145 22 ; v. i of 3145.08. 
 Denham (Sir John, Irish poet, 6. 1615, d. 1668). 
 
 — Coleman (J.) Historical essays, p. 210-23. 1851. . . . 2527.02 
 
 — Johnson (S.) Lives of English poets, v. 1 3263.01 
 
 Denman (Thomas, Engl, chief justice, b. 1779, d. 1854). 
 
 — Arnould (Sir J.) Life of. 2 v. [1874.] . . 3017.23 
 
 — Martineau (H.) Biographical sketches. 1869 . . .3263.28 
 DeQuincey (Thomas). See his name in general alphabet. 
 Denon (Dominique Vivant, Fr. engraver, and traveller 
 
 inEjypt, b. 1754, d. 1825). 
 
 — St. John (J. A.) Lives, etc., v. 3 3221.04 
 
 Dekby (Earls of). See Stanley. 
 
 Derby family, United States. 
 
 — Genealogy. Compiled by P. Derby. [In Essex inst. hist, coll., 
 V.3.] . . . 605.05 
 
 DeRuyteb. See Ruttee. 
 
 Desbokdes-Valmoee (Mme. Marceline Josephe Felioite, 
 Fi. writer, b. 1787, d. 1859). 
 
 — Sainte-Beuve (C. A.) Memoirs of. 1873. . 3171.24 
 Desoabtes (Rene, Fr. philosopher, b. 1596, d. 1650). 
 
 See entries under his name in general alphabet. 
 Desmond (' The old countess ' of). 
 
 For critical essays, mainly destructive, upon this 'case 
 of longevity,' see Dublin rev., v. 51 (paper by J. G-. Nichols) j 
 Thorns (W. J.) Human longevity, p. 96-104 [4732.16] ; Quar. 
 rev., v. 92, 1853 ; also Costello's Memoirs of eminent Eng- 
 lish women, v. 3, 1844 [8266.16]. 
 
 BBOOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
BIOG-RAPHY" (INDIVIDUAL) : Desmoulins to Dost Mohammed. 
 
 139 
 
 Desmoulins (BenoitCamille,.£V. Jacobin, 6.1762, d. 1794). 
 
 — Baker (H. B ) French society, etc., v. 2. 1874. . . . 8266.16 
 De Soto (Ferdinand, discoverer of the Mississippi, 6. 
 
 1496 (?) d. 1542). 
 
 — Abbott ((J. S. C.) Ferdinand de Soto. 1873. 3047.21 
 
 See also Bancroft's Hist, of the United States, v. 1. 
 
 Dbspebieks or Desperriers (Bonaventure, Fr. sceptical 
 writer, b. 1498, d. 1544). 
 
 — Nodier (C.E.) BonaventureDesperiers. 1841. 3051 13 
 De Veaux (James, Amer. artist, 6.1812, d. 1844). 
 
 — Gibbes (R. W.) Memoirs of. 3052.19 
 
 De Veke (Sir Francis, JJigJ. commander, 6. 1554, d.1608). 
 
 — Gleig (G. H.) Lives, v. 1 3221.01 
 
 Devereux family (earls of Essex). 
 
 — Devereux (W. B.) Lives and letters of the, in the 
 
 reigns of Elizabeth, James, and Charles I. 2 v. 
 
 1853 3052.05 
 
 See also Ed. rev., v. 98. 
 Devekeux (Robert, 2d earl of Essex, favourite of Eliza- 
 beth, b. 1567, ex. 1601). 
 
 — Bacon (.Si/- F. ) Declaration of the treasons of Essex. 
 
 {Tn his Letters and life, v. 2. 1861.] . . 5015.20 
 
 — Devereux (W. B.) Lives of the Devereux, v. 1-2. . . 3052.05 
 
 — Southey (R.) Lives of the British admirals, v. 4. . . 3211.01 
 Devereux (Kobert, 3d earl of Essex, Engl, parliamentary 
 
 general, b. 1592, d. 1646). 
 
 — Vines (B.) The hearse of the renowned. 1646. 3051.21 
 
 — Oust (E.) Lives of the warriors, v. 2, pt. 1 3222.07 
 
 — Devereux (W. B.) Lives of the Devereux, v. 2. . . 3052.06 
 Devep.eux ( Walter, 1st earl of Eisex, Elizabethan states- 
 man and general, b. 1540, d. 1576). 
 
 — Devereux (W. B.) Lives of the Devereux, v. 1. . . . 3052.05 
 D'Ewes (,^ir Simonds, Engl, antiquary and republican, 
 
 b. 1602, d. 1650). 
 
 — Autobiography and corresp. during the reigns of 
 
 James I. and Charles I. [1602-36.] Ed. by J. O. 
 
 Halliwell. 2 v. London, 1845. 8°. . . 3052.01 
 
 Dewey (Chester, Amer. scientist and di uine, 6. 1781, d. 1867). 
 
 — Anderson (U. B.) Life of. [Sm. rep., 1870.] . . . .3936.25 
 
 — Fowler (H.) The American pulpit 3456.07 
 
 De Witt i Cornells, Dutch admiral and statesman, d. 1672). 
 
 — De Liefde (J.) Great Dutch admirala, p. 119-147. 1873. 3212.13 
 De Witt ^an, grand x>ensioner of Holland, b. 1625, d. 
 
 1672). 
 
 — Barnwell (E. G.) Sketch of life of. 1856. 3051.09 
 
 — James (G. P. B.) Lives of foreign statesmen, v. 3. . . 3211.19 
 Dextee (Samuel, of Boston, lawyer and public man, 6. 
 
 1761, d. 1816). 
 
 — Sargent (Epes). Eeminiscences of. By Sigma. 
 
 [.pseud.) 1857. 3052,08 
 
 — Story (J.) Miscel. writings 2547.07 
 
 Dextes ('Lord' Timothy, eccentric Newburyporl mer- 
 chant, b. 1743, d. 1806). 
 
 — Kuapp (8. L. ) Life of. 1858 3052.07 
 
 Diana of Poitiers, mistress of Henry H. of France, b. 
 
 1499, d. 1566). 
 
 — Bruce (J. ) Classic portraits, v. 2 3212.16 
 
 — Menzies (S.) Royal favourites, v. 1, p. 210-241. . . . 3267.10 
 Diedin (Thomas, actor and dramatist, b. 1771, d. 1841). 
 
 — Reminiscences. 1771-1827. 2 v. L., 1827. 8°. 3052.09 
 Dick (Samuel, of Butler Co., Ohio, b. 1764, d. 1846). 
 
 — McBride (J.) Pioneer biography, v. 1. 1869 3247.19 
 
 Dickens (Charles, Engl, novelist and essayist, b. 1812, 
 
 d. 1870). 
 
 — Forster (J.) Life of. v. 1-2 3052.32 
 
 Reviewed in Fortnightly rev., v. 17, 1872 j Quar. rev., v. 
 132, 1872. 
 
 — Hotten (J. C. ) C. D. : the story of his life. By 
 
 Theodora Taylor [pseud.] 1870. . . . 3052.27 
 
 — Kent(C) Charles Dickens as a reader. 1872. 3052.28 
 
 — Mackenzie (R. S. ) Life of. 1870 3052.26 
 
 — Perkins (F.B.) Charles Dickens: life, etc. 1870. 3052.24 
 
 — Stoddard (R. H.) Anecdote biographies. 1874. [Bric-a-brac 
 
 series, v. 2] 3231.15 
 
 — Bayne (P.) Dickens. [Essays, v. 1, p. 363-93. 1857.] . 2.513.04 
 
 — Buchanan (R.) The ' Good Genie ' of fiction. [In his Master 
 
 spirits, 1873.] 2517.29 
 
 — Fields (J. T.) Yesterdays with authors. 1872. . . . 2524.25 
 
 Note. — First appeared in Atlantic monthly, v. 26, 1870. 
 
 — Fitzgerald (P.) In Afternoon lectures, v. 2, p. 67-101. 2512.21 
 
 — Friswell (J. H.) Modern men of letters, p. 1-49. 1870.2525.18 
 
 — Home (R. H.) New spirit of the age, p. 9-53. 1855. . 2532.09 
 
 — Jerrold (B.) Best of all good company, 1st series, p. 3-80. 
 
 1873. 3222.06 
 
 — Timbs (J ) Lives of the later wits, etc., v. 2. 1874. . 3251.09 
 
 — Whipple (E. P.) In his Success, etc. [2545.09] : Literature, etc. 
 
 [2546.10] ; Lectures [2545.08] ; Atlantic monthly, v. 19, 1867. 
 See also Blackwood, v. 77, 1855, or Littell, v. 17, 1857 ; 
 
 Blackwood, v. 81, 1867 (Remonstrance with) : v. 109, 1871 ; 
 Oontem.rev., v. 10, 1869 (by G. Stout), or Littell, 1869, v. 1 ; 
 Littell, v. 18, 1857 : Fortnightly rev. v. 17, 1872 (D.in rela- 
 tion to criticism, by G. H. Lewes) ; Fraser's, n. s., v. 2, 
 1870, or Littell, 1870, v. 3 ; Fraser's, n. s., v. 6. 1872 (Early 
 life) ; Nat. qu. rev., v. 1, 1860 (Works of) ; West, rev., v. 82, 
 1864. Consult also Allibone, and Poole's Index. 
 Dickinson (Daniel S., of New York, lawyer and states- 
 man, b. 1800, d. 1866). 
 
 — Bartlett p.W.) Presidential candidates, 1859. . .3242.03 
 
 — Dickinson (J. R.) Biography of. [In D. S. D.'s Speeches, etc., 
 
 v. 1, 1867.] 6315.16 
 
 — Proctor (L. B.) Bench and bar, p. 535-680. 1870. . . 3256.24 
 Didebot (Denis, French encyclopedist, b. 1713, d. 1784). 
 
 — Correspondence with the duke of Saxe-Gotha, 1753- 
 
 90. 4 v. London, 1848 3073.10 
 
 — Carlyle (T.) Essays, p. 398-422 2517.12 
 
 — Morley (J.) [Three articles in Fortnightly rev., v. 23, 1875.] 
 Digby (Sir Kenelm, Engl, courtier and writer on occult 
 
 philosophy, b. 1603, d. 1665). 
 
 — Private memoirs. 1827. 8°. 3052.35 
 
 — Lodge (E.) Portraits, etc., v. 6 3226.05 
 
 — Bruce (J.) Classic portraits, v. 2 3212.16 
 
 — Thomson (K. B.) Celebrated friendships, v. 1. . . 3253.24 
 
 — Tuckerman (H. T.) Essays, biographical, etc. . . . 2544 15 
 Dillon (Wentworth, earl of Roscommon, Irish poet, b. 
 
 1633, d. 16S4). 
 
 — Johnson (S.) Lives of English poets, v. 1 3263.01 
 
 Dinsmoke (Robert, Amer. poet, b. 1757, d. 1836). 
 
 — Whittier (J.) Old portraits, etc., v. 1 6077.10 
 
 Dion (of Syracuse, patriot, lived aboid 410-354 b.o.) 
 
 — Plutarch. Dion. Also Dion and Brutus compared. [In his 
 
 Lives. V. 5 of 3146.17 ; v. 6 of 3145.22 ; v. 4 of 3145.08.] 
 
 Disbaeli (Benjamin, Engl.novelist and statesman,b.lS05). 
 
 — Macknight (T.) B. D., a lit. and polit. biography. 
 
 1854 3052.11 
 
 — McGilcbrist(J.) Life of. [1869.] .... 3052.22 
 
 — Friswell (J.H.) Modern men of letters, p. 195-243. 1870 2525.18 
 
 — Gilflllan(G.) Third gallery of portraits, p. 352-66. 1855. 2526.13 
 
 — Hutton (R. H.) Studies in parliament, p. 34-47. 1866. 3252.19 
 
 — Jennings (L. J.) in Atlantic monthly, v. 32, 1873. 
 
 — Jerrold (B.) Best of all good company. 1st series, p. 244-312. 
 
 1873 3222.06 
 
 — Kebbel (T. E.) English statesmen, p. 153-175. 1868. . 3222.01 
 
 — Maddyn (D. O.) Chief of parties, v. 2. 1859. . . .3262.07 
 
 — Reid (T. W.) Cabinet portraits, p. 1-16. 1872. . . . 3252.26 
 
 — SmileB (S.) Brief biographies. 1861 3263.16 
 
 See also Blackwood, v. 75, 1874 ; v. 104, 1868 (three art.) ; 
 Ed. rev., v. 97, 1853 ; Fraser'B mag., v. 45. 1852, or Littell, 
 v. 37, 1853 ; v. 78, 1868 (Religious breed and opinions) ; 
 v. 77, 1868. (Caucasian administration) ; Harper's monthly, 
 V. 6, v. 34, V. 36. 
 
 DrxwELL (John, 'regicide' judge of Charles I., d. 16S9). 
 
 — Stiles (E. ) History, etc. 1794 3243.09 
 
 — Warren (I.P.) The three judges. 1873. . . 3213.11 
 Doane (George, prot. epis. bp. of New Jersey, b. 1799, 
 
 d. 1859). 
 
 — Doane (W.C.) Memoir of. 1860. . . .3545.01 
 Dodd (Wm., D.D., ex. for forgery, b. 1729, d. 1777). 
 
 — Genuine memoirs of. [anon.] L., [n.d.] 8°.[Famph.,v.ll.] 6093.11 
 
 — Langt'ord(J. A.) Prison books and their authors. . .3263.32 
 Doddkidqe (Philip, D.D., Engl. dissenier,6.1702,d.l751). 
 
 — Correspondence and diary. 5 v. L, 1829. 8°. 3052.12 
 
 — Stoughton (J.) P. D. : his life and labors. 3052.12 
 DodingTon (George Bubb, lord Melcombe, Engl. politi- 
 cian, b. 1691, d. 1762). 
 
 — Diary : from 1719 to 1761. 3d ed. London, 1785. 
 
 8° 3053.01 
 
 — Thomson (K. B.) Wits and beaux of society. . . .3262.25 
 Doloino (Fra, Italian reformer, d. 1307). 
 
 — Gallenga (A.) Hist, memoir of. [1300-1307.] By 
 
 L. Mariotti. [pseud.] 1853 3053.02 
 
 Doniphan (Col. Alax. W., of Missouri, b. 1808). 
 
 — Hughes (J. T. ) Doniphan's expedition ; conquest of 
 
 New Mexico. With a sketch of life. 1850. 58129 
 Donizetti (Gaetano ,Ital.music composer, 6.1798, d.1848). 
 
 — You have heard of them, p. 185-194. 1854 3222.15 
 
 Donne (John, D.D., Engl, moralpoet, b. 1753, d. 1631). 
 
 — Lives of eminent Englishmen 3221.11 
 
 — Thomson [Mrs.) Dr. Donne and Magdalen Herbert. (In her 
 
 Celebrated friendships, V. 1, p. 297-317] .... 3253.24 
 
 — Walton (I.) Lives, etc. 1847 3176.02 
 
 Same. N. Y., 1850. 12° 3176.03 
 
 Dobe (Gustave, Fr. engraver and painter, 6. 1833). 
 
 Atlantic monthly, v. 24, 1869 (by J. J. Jarves) ; Contemp. 
 rev.,v. 2, 1866 (Millais and Dore, by R. St. J. Tyrwhitt) ; 
 Harper's mag., v. 14, North Brit, rev., v. 47, 1867 : Littell, 
 1869, v. 2 (from Brit. qu. rev., Jan., 1869). 
 Dost Mohammed Khan (Amir of Kabul, d. 1857.) 
 
 — Mohan Lai. Life of, 1798-1846. 2 v. . . . 3052.20 
 
 — McBride (J.) Pioneer biography, v. 2 3247.20 
 
 In asking for books, use the -Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
140 
 
 BIOG-RAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : Doty to Duplets. 
 
 Doty (Daniel*, of Butler co., Ohio, b. 1765, d. 1848). 
 Douglas (Gavin. Scotch poet, b. 1474, d. 1522). 
 
 — Lives of Scottish poets, v. 1 
 
 Tytler (P. F.) Lives of the Scottish worthies, v. 3. . 3252.01 
 
 Dou&las (Margaret, lady, mother of Darnley, b. 1515, d. 
 1577). 
 
 — Strickland (A.) Lives, etc., v. 2 3256.06 
 
 Douglass (Frederick, Amer. freed slave, b. 1817). 
 
 — Stowe (H. E.B.) Men of our times 3265.02 
 
 Douglas (Stephen A., of Illinois, Amer. statesman, b. 
 
 1813, d. 1861). 
 
 — Addresses on the death of, in senate and ho. of rep., 
 
 Washington, 1861. 8° 3053.05 
 
 — Savage (J.) Our living representative men. 1860. . . 
 
 See also Atlantic, v. 8, 1861 : N. A. rev., v. 103, 1866 ; con- 
 sult also Poole's Index. 
 Dow (Neal, Maine liquor law advocate, b. 1803). 
 
 — Clubb (H. S.) Life of. 1856 5834.14 
 
 Dowe family. 
 
 — Genealogies of the. 1868 3165.27 
 
 Dowse (Thomas , of Cambridge, Mass., leather dresser and 
 
 book collector, b. 1772, d. 1856). 
 
 — Everett (E.) Eulogy on. [Orations, v. 4]; Obituary of. [Orations, 
 
 v. 3] ; Library of. [Orations, v. 3] 6322.03 
 
 Drake ( Mr Francis, Knil. admiral, 0. afroui 1540, d.1599). 
 
 — Barrow (J.) Life, voyages, and exploits of. 3052.30 
 
 — Edgar (J. G.) Sea-kings and naval heroes 3263.17 
 
 — Fitz-Gefrrey { G. ) Life and death of. 1819. 3052.31 
 
 — Lives and voyages. 1837 921.25 ; 3221.07 
 
 — Lorjg (E. ) Sir Francis Drake's memorable service 
 
 against the Spaniards in 1587. [Camden miscel. , 
 v. 5.] 5113.41 
 
 — Southey (R.) Lives of the British admirals, v. 3. . 3211.03 
 Deayton (Michael, Engl, poet, b. 1563, d. 1631). 
 
 — Bell (B.) Lives of English poets, v. 1 3211.17 
 
 Deummond (James, earl of Perth, b. 1713, d. 1746). 
 
 ■ — Thomson (K. B.) Memoirs of the Jacobites, v. 3. . .3172.14 
 Deummond (Thomas, under sec'y for Ireland, 1835-40, 
 b. 1797, d. 1840). 
 See Ed. rev., v. 126, 1867, p. 524-40. 
 Deummond (Wm., Scotch poet, b. 1585, d. 1649). 
 
 — Jonson (B. ) Conversations with. [Introd. by D. 
 
 Laing. [Shak. soc] 1756.08 
 
 — Masson (D.) Drummond of Hawthorndon. 3051.15 
 Dbyden (John,Engl. poet and dramatist, b. 1630, d. 1731). 
 
 — Austin (W. S. ) and Ralph (J. ) Poets-laureate, p. 
 
 142-182. 1853 3254.19 
 
 — Scott (Sir W.) Life of. [Dryden's works, v.l.] 5042.14 
 
 — Bell (R.) Lives of the English poets, v. 2 3211.18 
 
 — Johnson (S.) Lives of the English poets, v. 1. . . .3263.01 
 
 — Lowell (J. R.) Amoug my books, p. 1-81. 1870. . . .2534.14 
 
 Note.— From N. A. rev., v. 107, 1868. 
 
 — Macaulay (T. B.) Essays, v. 1 [2536.16J ; also m Ed. rev., v. 2. 
 
 — Masson (D.) Dryden and the literature of the restoration. 
 
 [In liis Three devils, etc.] ... ... . . 2536.30 
 
 — Reed (H.) Lectures on British poets, v. 1. 1857. . . 
 
 — Thomson (K. B.) Lit. of society, v. 2 3253.29 
 
 — Windsor (A. L.) Ethica, p. 112-78. 1860 2547.01 
 
 See also Ed. rev., v. 102 ; Eraser's mag., v. 60, 1854 ; v. 
 72, 1865 (Vindication of D., by 'Shirley'; v. 66, 1862 (Cor- 
 neille and D.) ; New Englander, v. 12, 1854 (D., Prior and 
 Swift) ; West, rev., v. 63, 1855, or Littell, v. 9, 1865. 
 DuBaeey (M. J. G. de V., comtesse, b. 1744, d. 1793). 
 
 — Memoirs. 4 v. London, 1830. 16°. . . . 3015.18 
 
 — Baker (H. B.) French society, etc.,-?. 1. 1874. . . .3266.16 
 Du Bellay (Joachim, b. 1524 (?) d. 1560). 
 
 — Pater (W. H.) Studies, etc. 1873 1485 08 
 
 Du Bellay (Martin, French official, d. 1559). 
 
 — Memoires, 1513-47. [Petitot. 1 ser., v. 17-19] . . . 50117 
 Dubois (Guillaume, cardinal, abp. of Oambray, French 
 
 statesman, b. 1656, d. 1723). 
 
 — James (G. P. R.) Lives of foreign statesmen, v. 4. . . 3211.22 
 Du Chatelet (G. E., marquise French savante, b. 1706 
 
 d. 1749). 
 
 — Graffi^ny (F. d'l. d'A., dame de). Vie privee de 
 
 Voltaire et de Du Chatelet. 1820. . . . 3175.26 
 See also Lives of Voltaire. 
 Duck (Stephen, Eiv/l. poet, b. 1700, d. 1756). 
 
 — Southey (R.) Uneducated poets, p. 88-113. 1836. . . 3261 02 
 DuClekcq (Jacques, Fr. chronicler, b. 1420 d 1467) 
 
 — Memoires, 1448-67. [Petitot. 1 ser., v 11.1 601 11 
 
 — Same. [Buchon. Col. des cliron., v. 37-40.] . ' ' 60607 
 
 Duclos (Charles Pmot, French, author ,b. 1704 d 1772) 
 
 — Memoires secrets, 1700-58. [Petitot. 2 ser., v. 76-77 504 17 
 
 — Samte-Benve (C. A.) Causeries de lundi, v. 9. . .' 703a'26 
 Uu Dejfand (Marie de Nichv Chamroud, marquise Fr 
 
 literary lady, b. 10H7, d. 1780). 
 
 — Correspondence. From the French, by Mrs Meeke 
 
 2 v. London, 1810. 8°. ...... 3052.03 
 
 — Sainte-Beuve (0. A.) Causeries de lundi, v. 14. . , 703335 
 
 — Thomson (K. B.) Queens of society. ] 3262 1h 
 
 See also Catholic world, Aug., 1874 ; Ed. rev., v, lb. 
 Dudevant (Amantine Lucile Aurore Dupin, mme 
 ' George Sand,' Fr. novelist and mis. writer, 6. 1804)' 
 — ■ Histoire de ma vie. 11 v. in 5. 1854-55. . 3051.01 
 
 — Recollections. [Bric-a-brac series.] . , . 3251 lg 
 
 — Bristed (C. A.) My grief against G. S. [Galaxy, April, 18741 
 
 — Challice (Dr. — ). Erench authors at home,v.l-2. 1864. 326610 
 
 — Loinenie (L. de). Sketches, etc., p. 295-311. 1841. . 326126 
 
 — Mazzini (J.) George Sand. [In his Writings, v. 6.] . '. 505313 
 
 — Sainte-Beuve (C. A.) Portraits, v. 1 \ 703333 
 
 Same. Causeries de lundi, v. 1 ' 70331& 
 
 — Thackeray (W. M.) Mme. Sand and the new ApocalypBe [in 
 
 his Paris sketch book.] 936 25 
 
 See note to Musset (A. de). 
 
 Dudley (Robert, earl of Leicester, b. 1532, d. 1588). 
 
 — Adlard (G. ) Amye Kobsart and. 1870. . . 3153.32 
 
 See also Scott's Kenilworth. 
 Dtjfauee (Jules H. S., Fr. politician,b. 1798). 
 
 — Men of the third republic. 1873 3252 w 
 
 Dufouk (Madame Gacon, Fr. authoress, d. 1835). 
 
 — Redding (C.) Personal reminiscences of eminent men n 249- 
 
 282. 1867 v. 1 of'3222.02 
 
 Dufeesney (Charles Riviere, Fr. dramatist, b. 1648 d 
 1724). 
 
 — Houssaye (A.) Men and women of France, etc. p. 1-39. Lonil. 
 
 1852 v. 1 of 3262.18 
 
 Same. N. Y., 1857 v. 1 of 3266.02 
 
 Duguay-Teouln (Rene, Fr. admiral, b. 1673, d. 1736). 
 
 — Memoires, 1689-1715. [Petitot. 2 ser., v. 75.] . . . 504.16 
 DuGuesclin (Bertrand, French general, b.1314? (11380). 
 
 — Anciens mem. du 14e siecle. [Petitot. 1 ser., v. 4, 5.] 501.04 
 
 — Jamison (D.F.) Life and times of. 2 v. 1864. 307405 
 Duke (Richard, Engl, divine and poet, b. about 1655 
 
 d, 1711). 
 
 — Johnson (S.) Lives of the poets, v. 1 3263.01 
 
 Dumas (Alexandre Davy, Fr. novelist, b. 1803, d. 1870). 
 
 — Mes memoires. Nouv. ed. 10 v. P., 1865. 12°. 7007.19 
 
 — Hayward (A.) Essays, n. s„ v. 1, 1873.] 2528.17 
 
 — Men of the third republic. 1873 3252.27 
 
 — Querard (J. M.) Supercheries litt., v. 1. 1869. . . 
 
 See also Eclectic mag., v. 28, 1853 (from Bentley) ; N. A. 
 rev.,v.78, 1854 (Literary impostures) ; Quar. rev.,v.l31,1871. 
 Dumas (Matthieu, French general, b. 1753, d. 1837). 
 
 — Memoirs of his own time ; including the revolution. 
 
 the empire, and the restoration. 2 v. 1839. 521.01 
 Dumoueiek (Charles Francois, general in French rev., b 
 1739, d. 1823). 
 
 — Memoirs of D. [for 1793.] By himself. 2v.ini. 
 
 London, 1794. 8° 3053.04 
 
 — Memoires : ed. par F. Barri&re. 1848. . . 507.11 
 Dunbab (Wm., Scotch poet, b. about 1465, d. 1530). 
 
 — Smith (A.) Dreamthorpe, p. 72-98. 1864. . . . 2543.11 
 
 — Tytler (P. P.) Lives of Scottish worthies, v. 3. . . . 3252 03 
 Duncan (Adam, baron Camperdown, 1st viscount Dun- 
 can, British admiral, b. 1731, d. 1804). 
 
 — Edgar (J. G.) Sea-kings and naval heroes 3263.17 
 
 Duncan (Mrs. Mary Lundie, example of early piety, b. 
 
 1814, d. 1840). 
 
 — Memoir. By her mother. N". Y., 1856. . . 3053.08 
 Duncombe (Thomas Slingsby, Engl, liberal politician, 
 
 b. 1796, d. 1861). 
 
 — Life and correspondence. [1796-1861.] 2 v. Load., 
 
 1868. 8° 3051.19 
 
 Dundee ( Viscount). &eGEAHAM (John, of Ciaverhwse). 
 Dundonald (Earl). See Cochrane (Sir T. , earl Dun- 
 
 donaldi. 
 Dunning (John, 1st lord Ashburton, Engl lawyer and 
 
 public man, b. 1731, d. 1783). 
 
 — Roscoe(H.) Lives of eminent British lawyers. . . .3211.06 
 Dunstan [Saint, abp. of Canterbury, b. 925, d. 988). 
 
 — Memorials of [by the priest B., Adelard, Osbern, 
 
 Eadmer, and William of Malmesbury]. Ed. byW. 
 Stubbs. L., 1874. 8°. [Rolls chronicles.] 3445.04 
 
 — Hook (W. E.) Lives of the archbishops, v. 1. ... 3445.04 
 Dunstee (Henry, 1st pres. of Harvard College, d. 1659). 
 
 — Chaplin (J. ) Life of. 1872 3053.00 
 
 Dunton (John, EngLeccentric bookseller, b. 1659, d.1733). 
 
 — Life and errors. Ed. by J. Nichols. 2 v. London, 
 
 1818. 8° 3053.06 
 
 Du Pan (Mallet). See Mallet Du Pan. 
 
 Dupanloup (Felix Antoine Philibert, bp. of Orleans, 
 
 liomanvil eccl. writer, b. 18)2). 
 Sec Men of the third republic. 1873 [3252.27.] 
 Dupleis (Joseph Francis, Fr. general in India, d. 1763. 
 
 Nat. rev., v. 15, 1862. . . .... 1837-15 
 
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 Do Plessis (Cesar, due de ChoiseuT, comte; French mar- 
 shal, 6. 1598, d. 1675). 
 
 — Memoires, 1627-71. [Petitot. 2 ser. , v. 57. ] 503. 3 "> 
 Dtoant ("William Friend, English youth, 6. 1803, d.1811). 
 
 — Memoirs of an only son. By T.Durant. 1823.3053.18 
 Dcbeb (Albrecht, German, engraver and painter, b. 1471, 
 
 d. 1528). 
 
 — Scott (TV. B.) Albert Diirer: his life and works. 
 
 1869 1434.09 
 
 — Fairholt (F. W.) Albert Diirer. [In his Eamblea of an archse- 
 
 ologist. 1871.] 1445.16 
 
 See also Ed. rev., v. 114, 1861 ; Fortniahtly rev., v. 13, 
 
 1870 (by Sidney Colvin) ; Harper's monthly, v. 40 ; Hours 
 
 at home, May, 1870 ; Littell, 1870, v. 4 (from Loud. qu. rev.); 
 
 and iu fiction, Schefer'a story, ' Artist's married life ' 
 
 [245.12]. 
 See also, in general alphabet, Fine Arts, for general works 
 
 on the history of engraving, and on German painters. 
 DuRotjee (Scipion, cornle-, Fr. royalist}. 
 
 — Bedding (C. ) Personal reminiscences, v. 2, p. 217- 
 
 234. 1867 3222.02 
 
 Dutens (Louis, Fr. scholar, b. 1730, d. 1812). 
 
 — Memoirs of a traveller. By himself, [anon,} 5. v. 
 
 1806 .... 3053.09 
 
 Dutton (Samuel W. S., New Eng. orthodox congr. divine, 
 
 b. 1814, d. 1866). 
 See New Englander, v. 26, 1867. 
 Dwight (Timothy, New England divine, 6.1752, d.l817.\ 
 
 — Sprague (\V. B. ) Life of 3241.14 
 
 — Herring (J.) and Longacre (J. B.) Nat. portr. gal., v. 1. 3247.08 
 
 See also life In v. 1. of his ■ Theology ' [3545.10]. 
 Dwight (Wilder, graduate of Harvard college, Onion offi- 
 cer in civil war, b. 1833, d. 1863). 
 
 — Life and letters of. [By his mother.] B., 1868. 3053. 14 
 
 — Harvard memorial biographies, v. 1. 1866. 
 Dyee ( Sir Edward, b. about 1540, d. 1610). 
 
 • — • Bell (E.) Lives of English poets, v. 2 3211.17 
 
 Dyee (John, Eigl. poet, b. 1700, d. 1758). 
 
 --Johnson (S.) Lives of the poets, v. 2 3263.02 
 
 Eastlake (Sir Charles L., Engl, painter and art critic, b. 
 1793, d. 1865). 
 
 — Memoir, by Lady Eastlake. [ In his Lit. of the fine 
 
 arte, v. 2.] 1412.04 
 
 See also Ed. rev., v. 131, 1870; and Quar. rev., v. 28. 1870. 
 Eaton (Theophilus,l.si gov. of New Haven colony, d. 1657). 
 
 — Moore (J. B. ) Memoir of. [N. Y. Hist. soc. Coll. 
 
 2ds., v. 2.] 615.07 
 
 Eaton (Gen. Wm., U.S. consulio Tunis, 6.1764, d.1811). 
 
 — Life, [anon.] Brookfleld, 18i3. 8°. . . . 3053.25 
 
 — Felton (C. C. ) Life of. [Sparks' American biogra- 
 
 phy, v. 9.] 3241.09 
 
 Echaed (Laurence, Engl, historian, b. 1671, d. 1730). 
 
 — Lawrence (E.) Lives of the British historians, v. 1. . 3262.03 
 Eddy (Thomas, of N. Y. city, philanthropist, b. 1758, d. 
 
 1827). 
 
 — Knapp (S. L.) Life of. 1834 3053.17 
 
 Eden (Wm., lord. Auckland, Engl, diplomatist, b. 1750, 
 
 d. 1814). 
 
 — Journal and correspondence. 4 v. London, 1861- 
 
 62. 8° 3054.01 
 
 See Ed. rev., v. 113, 1861, or Littell, 1863, v. 1. 
 Edgewoeth (Henry Ess;x, abbi de Firmont, confessor 
 of Louis XVI, b. 1745, d. 1807). 
 
 See Littell, 1870, v. 4 (from St. James mag.); Monthly rev., 
 v. 82 
 Edgewoeth (Maria, English novelist and moralist, 6.1767, 
 d. 1849). 
 
 — Hayward (A.) M.E., her life and writings. [In his Essays, n. 
 
 s., v. 1, 1873 [2528.17], repr. from N. A. rev., v. 126, 1868. 
 See also many references in Poole's Index. 
 Edgewoeth (Eichard Lovell, Engl, author and scientist, 
 
 b. 1744, d. 1817;. 
 ■ — Memoirs. Begun by himself and concluded by his 
 
 daughter. 2 v. L., 1820. 8° 3053.23 
 
 See also many references in Poole's Index. 
 Edgewoeth family. 
 
 See Atlantic monthly, v. 16, 1865 (Visit to the Edgeworths, 
 by Mrs. John Farrar). 
 Edwaed (the confessor, Anglo-Saxon king, 6.1004, &1066). 
 
 — Lives of. Ed. by H. E. Luard. [Rolls chron.] Lond. 
 
 1858. 8°. 5140.— 
 
 Edwaed I. (king of England, 6. 1239, d. 1307). 
 
 — Calendarmrn genealogicum. Henry III. and Edward I. Ed. by 
 
 U. Roberts. 2 v. Lond., 1865. [Rolls calendars.] 5131.— 
 
 — Clifford i E. ) The greatest of all the Plantagenets. 
 
 [anon.~\ London, 1860. 8° 3054.07 
 
 — Life and reign of Edward L [anon.] L., 1872.3053.29 
 
 — Year books of the reign of. Years 20-22, 30-33. Tr. 
 
 by A. J. Horwood. [Rolls chronicles. ] 4 v. L. 
 
 1863-73. 8° 5140.— 
 
 See also lives of Robert Bruce. 
 Edwaed II. [king of England, 6. 12x4, d. 1327). 
 
 — Doran (J.) Princes of Wales 3253.21 
 
 — Menzies (S.) Royal favourites, v. 1 3257.10 
 
 — Poem on the times of. Ed. by C. Hardwick. [Percy 
 
 society, v. 2S.] 5060.28 
 
 See also Marlow's play, ' Edward II.' 
 Edwaed III. {Icing of England, b. 1312, d. 1377). 
 
 — Longman (W. ) Life and times of. 2 v. 18C9. 3U54.05 
 
 Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 129, 18G9 ; Fortnightly rev., v. 
 11, 1869 (by John Morley) ; Fraser's mag., v. 79, 1869. 
 
 — Warburton (W. W.i Edward III. 1875. .3U51.22 
 
 — Doran (J.) Princes of Wales 3253.21 
 
 — Freeman (E. A ) Historical essays, v. 1, 1871. . . . 251i8.ll 
 
 Repr. from Fortnightly rev., 1869. 
 See also Edward the Black princ. 
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 — Historie of the arrivall of E. in England, 1471. ed. by J Bruce. 
 
 [Camden soc, v. 1.] 5112.01 
 
 — Jerningham (E.) Account of E.'s 2d invasion of England, 
 
 1471. [In ArchiEologia, V. 21, 1827.] 6128.00 
 
 — Political poems of the reign of. [In Archseologia, v. 29 
 
 1842.] 5128.- 
 
 — Nicolas (N. H.) Wardrobe accounts of, 1480. . . . 3054.13 
 
 — Warkworth (J. ) Chronicle of thirteen years of reign; 
 
 ed. by J. O. Halliwell. [Camd. soc., v. 10.] 5112.10 
 See also Elizabeth of York. 
 Edwabd V. (king of England, b. 1470, d. 1483). 
 
 — Doran (J.) Princes of Wa'es 3253 21 
 
 — Nichols (J. G.) Grants, etc., from the crown during the reign 
 
 of E., with hist, introd [Camden soc ] . . .5113.14 
 
 — Strickland (A.) Lives of bachelor kings 3256.01 
 
 Edwaed VI. (king of England, 6. 1538, d. 1553). 
 
 — Tytler (P. F. ) England under the reign of. 2 v. 
 
 1839 '. . 3054.21 
 
 — Calendar of state papers, domestic series, 1547-[53J. Ed. by R. 
 
 Lemon. [Rolls calendars.] 5131. — 
 
 — Strickland (A.) Lives of bachelor kings 3256.01 
 
 la fiction see Ainsworth's Constable of the tower ; and 
 Miss Manning's Edward Osborne. 
 Edwaed (the black prince, son of Edward III., b. 1330, 
 J. 1376). 
 
 — James (G. P. R.) History of. 2 v. 1836.3054.03 
 
 — Doran (J.) Princes of Wales 3253.21 
 
 — Nicolas (N. H.) Badge and mottoes of E. [In Archasologia, 
 
 v. 31.] 5128.— 
 
 — Stanley (A. P.) E., the black prince. [In his Hist, memorials 
 
 of Canterbury.] 3444.02 
 
 See Shirley's drama, 'Edward the black prince.' 
 Edwabd \son of Hniry VI, b. 1453, d. 1471). 
 
 — Doran (J.) Princes of Wales .' . .3253.21 
 
 Edwaed (son of Richard III., b. 1474, d. 1484). 
 
 — Doran (J.) Princes of Wales 3253.21 
 
 Edwakds (Bela Bates, New England divine and scholar, 
 
 b. 1802, d. 1852). 
 
 — Park (E. A.) Memoir of. [In E.'s writings, v. 1.] . . 3546.09 
 
 See North Amer. rev., v. 77, 1853. 
 Edwaeds (Jonathan, American metaphysician and cal- 
 vinistic divine, 6. 1703, d. 1758). 
 
 — Miller (S. ) Life of. [Sparks' Am. biogr.v. 8.] 3241.01 
 
 — Wynne (J.) Lives of eminent men, etc 3242 01 
 
 See Fraser's mag., Nov. 1873; also life in v. 1 of his Works, 
 N. Y., 1852 [3546 01]. 
 
 Edwabds (Jonathan, the younger, Amf. cahnnistic divine, 
 b. 1715. d. 1801). 
 
 — Edwards (Tryon). Memoir of J. E. [In Ms Works, v. 1. An- 
 
 dover,1842.] 3546.07 
 
 Edwaeds (Ninian. lawyer and statesman of Illinois, b. 
 1775, d. 1833). 
 
 — Edwards (N. W. ) Life and times of. 1778-1853. 
 
 1870 . . 592.23 
 
 Eldon (John Scott, lord; Engl. chancellor, 6.1751, d.1838). 
 
 See Scott (John), lord Eldon). 
 Eleanoh (of Aquitaine, qu. of Henry II; 6.1122, d.l203i. 
 
 — Smith (J. F.) Romantic incidents, etc 3255 26 
 
 — Strickland (A.) Lives, e.'c, v. 1. . . 3255.06 ; 3255.13 ; 3225.09 
 Eleanoe (of Castile, queen of Edward /., 6. 1244, d. J2!)l . 
 
 — Owen (Mrs. O. F.) Heroines of historv 3261.21 
 
 — Strickland (A.) Lives, etc 3255.06 ; 3255.13 ; 3225 09 
 
 Eleanob (of Provence, queen of Henry III. , <l. 12'Jl). 
 
 — Strickland (A.) Lives, etc. . . . 3255.06 ; 3255.13 ; 3225.09 
 
 Eliot (George). See Lewes (Mrs. George H). 
 Eliot (Sir John, English statesman, 6. 1590, d. 1632). 
 
 — Forster (J. ) Sir John Eliot : a biography. 2d ed. 2 
 
 v. 1865 . 3054.24 
 
 Eminent British statesmen, v. 2 3211.07 
 
 Statesmen of the commonwealth 3257.07 
 
 Ed. rev., v. 120, 1864 ; Quar. rev., v. 117, 1865, or Littell, 
 
 1865, v. 1. 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE and the NUMBER. 
 
142 
 
 BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : Eliot to Eliwood. 
 
 Eliot (John, apostle to theAmer. Indians, 6.1604, d.1689). 
 
 — Francis (G. ) Life of. [Sparks' Am.biog.,v.5.] 3241.01 
 
 Yonge (C. M.) Pioneers in the mission field. . . . 8447.22 
 
 Elizabeth {queen of England, b. 1533, d. 1603). 
 
 — Letters of E. and James VI. of Scotland ; ed by J. 
 
 Bruce. London, Camden soc, 1849. 4°. 5112.46 
 
 — Abbott (J.) History of. 1869 3054.14 
 
 — Aikin (L.) Memoirs of the court of. 1869. 3054.12 
 Buckle (H. T.) Beign of Elizabeth. [Misoel. Works v. 1. 
 
 1872.] 5022.20 
 
 Bepr from Fraser's mag., v. 75-76, 1867. 
 
 — Calendar of state papers. Domestic series. 1547-1603. 6 v. 
 
 London, 1869 5131.— 
 
 Addenda. 1547-79. 2 v. London, 1871 6181 — 
 
 — Chamberlain (J.) Letters during the reign of E.; ed. by 8. 
 
 Williams. [Camden soc] 6113.33 
 
 — Egerton papers. Ed. by J. P. Collier. [Camd. soc. 1840.] 5112.12 
 
 — Froude (J. A.) History of England, v. 7-12. Beign 
 
 of Elizabeth 474.07 
 
 Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 124, 1866, or Littell, 1870, v. 1 ; 
 Ed. rev., v. 131, 1870; National rev., v. 18, 1864 ; Quar. rev., 
 v. 114, 1863, or Littell, 1863; v. 4 ; Quar. rev., v. 128, 1870. 
 
 — Gonzalez (T. ) Documents from Simancas relating 
 
 to the reign of E. (1558-1568.) Notes and introd., 
 by S. Hall 3054.26 
 
 — Hayward (Sir J.) Annals of the first four years of 
 
 the reign of. [Camd. soc] 5112.07 
 
 — Hood (E. P.) Good old times of queen Bess. 3054.15 
 
 — Household expenses of the princess. Hatfield , Oct. 
 
 1, 1551 — Sep. 30, 1552. London, Camden miscel. 
 v. 2, 1853. 8° 5113.09 
 
 — *Naunton (SirB,. ) Court of Elizabeth. " Eragmenta 
 
 regalia." Additions by J. Caulfield. 1814. 3058.01 
 Same. Ed. by E. Arber. 1870. . . . 5011.09 
 
 — Osborne (F.) Hist, memoir of the reign of. Re- 
 
 print, 1811 3087.13 
 
 — Eaumer (F. von). Queen Elizabeth, and Mary queen 
 
 of Scots. 1836 3118.17 
 
 — Townsend (Y. F.) Elizabeth Tudor ; the queen and 
 
 the woman, [anon.} 1874. 3053.30 
 
 — Walsingham (Sir F.) Journal, 1570-83. [Camden 
 
 miscel., v. 6.] 5114.07 
 
 — Balmanno [Mrs. M.) Pen and pencil, p. 62-85. 1858. 2617.03 
 
 — Belsham (W.) Essays, v. 2, p. 1-60. 1799 2617.11 
 
 — Bruce (J.) Classic portraits, v. 2 3212.16 
 
 — Costello (L. S.) Emineut English women, v. 2. 1844. 3266.74 
 
 — Froude (J. A.) Q. Eliz., lord Robert Dudley, and Amy Bob- 
 
 sart. [Eraser a mag., v. 63, 1861.] 
 Morals of Queen Elizabeth. [Eraser's mag., v. 64, 1861.] 
 
 — Hays (M.) Female biography, v. 4 3212.04 
 
 — Herbert (H. W.) Eliz. and Mary. [In his Persons and pictures, 
 
 p. 223-241. 1854.] 2532.01 
 
 — Jenkins (J. S.) Heroines of history, p. 271-322. 1852. 3262.16 
 
 — Meuzies (S.) Royal favorites, v. 1, 1865 3257.10 
 
 — Review of Prescott's parallel between Eliz. and Isabella of 
 
 Spain, [anon.] [In Reviews, etc.] 2538.30 
 
 — - Russell (W.) Extraordinary women 3263.19 
 
 — Strickland (A.) Lives, etc 3255.08 ; 3255.15 ; 3225.12 
 
 See also Blackwood, v. 101, 1867, or Littell, 1867, v. 2 (E. 
 and Mary) ; Fortnightly rev., v. 6, 1866 (E. and her Eng- 
 land, by W. Kirkus) ; Fraser's mag., v. 48, 1853, or Littell, 
 V. 39, 1853 (Morals of) ; Nat. quar. rev., v. 9, 1864 (E. and 
 her courtiers) ; New Englander, v. 19, 1861 (Martyrs under 
 E., by L Bacon) ; North Brit, rev., v. 52, 1870 (Philip ll.'a 
 embassy to E., ; Quar. rev., v. 95, 1854. or Littell, v. 6, 1854 
 (E. and her favorites), Also Poole's Index. 
 
 Consult also general histories of England during the period 
 of her reign; histories of the Reformation (p. 99 of this cata- 
 logue) ; of the Puritans (p. 99); and of the Church of Eng- 
 land (p. 84). Motley s 'History of the United Netherlands' 
 affords elaborate studies of the conduct of E., both as a 
 woman and a queen. 
 
 For the literary history of the Elizabethan a"e see in 
 general alphabet. Drama {English);— Literature (English)- 
 Poetry [English); and the names of individual authors as 
 Bacon (F.);— Beaumont (J.) and. Fletcher (J.);— Hooker 
 (R.);— Jonson (Ben) ;— Mario w (C.);— Massinger (P )•— 
 Shakspere (Wm.);— Spenser (Edmund);— etc., etc. 
 
 In Fiction, see ScotVs Kenilworth ; J. F. Smith's Virgin 
 queen [251.91]; and Kingsley's Westward Hoi (The Armada). 
 
 See also, in this class, Maby queen of Scots, E.'s great ri 
 val, and the names of leading statesmen and public charac- 
 ters during her reign, (isBaoon (Francis);— Cecil (W lord 
 Burghley);-CoKE [Sir E.);-Davidson (Wm.);-DEVEBKUX 
 <B., earl of Essex);— Dbake [Sir F.);— Dudley [Sir B., earl 
 of Leicester);— Oastoh (C.) ;-Hawkins [Sir J.);-Howabd 
 Kv ! " 9f Arundel);- James I.;-Jones (Inigo);-BALEiGH 
 [Sir W.);— Sidney [Sir P.) 
 
 Elizabeth (Saint, of Hungary, b. 1207, d. 1231) 
 
 — Montalembert (0. F. count de). Life of. Tr bv M 
 
 Hackett. N. Y. , 1853 3054 \{ 
 
 Same. Chronicle of life, etc., v. 1. Tr bv A. L 
 
 Phillips, 1834 3 058-0 5 
 
 — Brace (J.) Classic portraits, v. 2 3212 u 
 
 — Kingsley (C.) Saint's tragedy. [In his Poems.] . . 1663 03 
 Elizabeth (2d daughter of Charles I. of England, 1635 
 
 d. 1650). 
 
 — Strickland (A.) Lives, etc 3255.30 
 
 Elizabeth Stuart (daughter of James I. , consort of Fred 
 
 V., of Bohemia, 6. 1596, d. 1662). 
 
 — Correspondence with Sir E. Nicholas. [In Evelyn's Diary 
 
 V. 4.] 305512 
 
 — Benger (Miss E. O. ) Memoirs of. 2 v. 1825. 3053.27 
 
 — Chambers' miscellany, v. 14. 
 
 — Costello (L. S ) Eminent Englishwomen, v. 2, p. 1-171 
 
 1844 3256.14 
 
 — Green (M.A.E.) Princesses of England, v. 5, p. 145-573. 3255.01 
 
 — Jesse (E.) England during the reign of the Stuarts, v. 1. 47704 
 
 — Strickland (A.) Lives of the queens of Scotland acd Engl. 
 
 Princesses, v. 8 3256.13 
 
 Elizabeth (princess Palatine, daughter of Frederick 7. 
 of Bohemia and Eliz. Stuart, b. 1618, d. 1680). 
 
 — Blaze de Bury (M. P. R. S., baronne). Memoirs of E 
 
 1853 3053.26 
 
 Elizabeth de Valois (queen of Philip II. of Spain b 
 1545, d. 1568). 
 
 — Freer (M. W.) Eliz. de Valois. 2 v. 1857. . 317410 
 
 See also Lives of Philip n. of Spain. 
 Elizabeth (of York, consort of Henry VII. b. 1464 d 
 1503). 
 
 — Nicolas (N.H.) Privy purse expenses of, with memoir. 305413 
 
 — Strickland (A.) Lives, etc. 3256.04; V. 4 of 3255.07 ■ v. 2 of 
 
 3265.14 ; V. 2 of 3225.10. 
 
 Elizabeth Woodville (queen of Edward IV., d. 14$). 
 
 — Russell (W.) Extraordinary women 3263.19 
 
 — Smith (J. F.) Romantic incidents, etc 3255.26 
 
 — Strickland (A.) Lives, etc 3255.06; 3255.13; 3225.10 
 
 Ellenboeough (Lord, b. 1790). See Law (Edward, earl 
 
 of Ellenborough). 
 Ellebt (William, of Rhode Island, Amer. rev. patriot, 
 b. 1727, d. 1820). 
 
 — Charming (E. T. ) Life of. 3241.06 
 
 — Sanderson (J.) Biography of the signers, v. 9, 1820. . 3244.09 
 Ellet ( Colonel Charles, Amer. engineer, b. 1810, d. 1862). 
 
 — Stuart (O. B.) Civil, etc., engineers, p. 257-285. 1871. 3266 16 
 Ellicott (Andrew, Amer.. engineer, b. 1754, d. 1820). 
 
 — Stuart (C. B.) Civil, etc., engineer, p. 17-35. 1871. . 3265.16 
 Elliott. See also Eliot. 
 
 Elliott (Ebenezer, 'the corn-law rhymer,' b. 1781, d. 
 1849). 
 
 — Life, character and genius. By J. Searle. [pseud 
 
 for G. S. Phillips.] 1850 305416 
 
 — Watkins (J. ) Life, poetry, and letters of. . 3054.23 
 
 — Carlyle (T.) in Ed. rev., v. 55. 
 
 — Chambers' Papers for the people, v. 1, 1814 2516.01 
 
 — Giles (H.) Lectures and essays, v. 1, p. 166-218. 1851. 252604 
 
 — Hall (S. T.) Remarkable people, p. 33-48. 1873. . . 3265.19 
 
 — Howitt (W.) Homes and haunts, etc., v. 2 953.24 
 
 — Smiles (S.) Brief biographies. 1861 3203.16 
 
 — Stirling (J. H.) Critical essays, p. 225-243. 1868. . . 2543.28 
 
 Consult also Poole's Index. 
 
 Elliot (Hugh, British diplomatist, b. 1752, A 1830). 
 
 — Minto ( Countess of). Memoir of. 18B8. .3053.31 
 
 For reviews see North Brit, rev., v. 49, 1868 ; Quar. rev, 
 v. 125, 1868. 
 Elliot (Jean, b. 1727, d. 1805). 
 
 — Tytler (S.) and Watson ( J. L.) Songstresses of Scotland, v. 1, 
 
 p. 196-223. 1871 3251.06 
 
 Elliot (Jesse Duncan, commodore, U. S. N., b. 1772, d. 
 1845). 
 
 — Biogr. notice of. By a citizen of N. Y. P., 305417 
 
 — Burges (T. ) Battle of Lake Erie, with notices of 
 
 Elliot's conduct. 1839 585.18 
 
 Ellis (Kobert Leslie, Engl, philosophical and mathema- 
 tical writer, b. 1817, d. 1859). 
 See Contem. rev., v. 29, 1872 (by George Grote). 
 Elliston (Robert W. , Engl, comedian, b. 1774, d. 1831). 
 
 — Raymond (Geo.) Memoirs of. 2 v. 1S4H. 3054.19 
 Ellswokth (Ephraim E., col. of zouaves, in Amer. civil 
 
 war, b. 1837, d. 1861). 
 
 See Atlantic monthly, v. 8, 1861. n 
 
 Ellswoeth (Oliver, of Connecticut, chief justice of the V. 
 S., b. 1745, d. 1807). 
 
 — Flanders (H.) Lives of the chief justices, v. 2. . . 38W.26 
 
 — Van Santvoord (G.) Lives of the chief justices. . . 3246.2'! 
 Elwes (John, English miser, d. 1789). „ 
 
 — Topham (E.) Life of. [Pamphleteer, v 25.] . . ■ 6058X 
 Ellwood (Thomas, quaker, Engl, author, friend of Urn- 
 
 ton, b. 1639, d. 1713). 
 
 — Webb (Maria). Incidental notices of . [In her Penns and Pen- 
 
 ningtons, 1867 3137" 
 
 — Whittier (J.) Old portraits, etc mui 
 
 See also Retrospective rev., v. 13, 1826. 
 
 BBOOKLYN MESOANTILB LIBBABX 
 
BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL): Elphinstone to Faraday. 
 
 143 
 
 Elphtnstone {Hon. Mountstuart, Engl, historian, 6.1778, 
 d. 1859). 
 
 — Jordan (W.) Men I have known, 1866 3222.05 
 
 — Kaye (J. W.) Indian officers, v. 1, 1867 3224.20 
 
 Emerson (John E., congr. minister, Newburyport, Mass., 
 
 6. 1823, d. 1851). 
 
 — Memoir of. By B. W. Olark. 1852. . . 3055.01 
 Emerson (Ralph Waldo, American poet, essayist, and 
 
 philosopher, 6. 1803). 
 
 — Drake (S. A.) Historic mansions of Middlesex. . . .601.07 
 
 — Gilfulan (G.) Literary portraits, v. 2 2526.14 
 
 See also Appleton's Amer. encyclopedia, Allibone, Duyc- 
 kin.ck, Griswold ; and for critical estimates see his name in 
 general alphabet. 
 Emery (John, Engl, comedian, b. 1777, d. 1822). 
 
 — Gait (J.) Lives of the players, v. 2, p. 289-293. 1831. 3263.03 
 Emmet (Thomas Addis, Irish patriot, b. 1703, & 1.S27). 
 
 — Magoou (E. L.) Orators of the rev., p. 398-420. 1848.6311.12 
 
 — McGee (T. D.) O'Connell and his friends. 1815. . . 3135.03 
 
 — Story (J.) Miscellaneous writings 2547.07 
 
 Emmons (Nathaniel, calvinistic theologian of New Eng., 
 
 b. 1745, d. 1840). 
 
 — Fisher (George P.) Review of prof. Parke's memoir of. [New 
 
 Englander, v. 19, 1861.] 
 Consult also Poole's Index. 
 Empedocles (of Agrigentum, Greek philosopher and poet, 
 fl. about 444 b.o.) 
 
 See North Brit, rev., v. 45, 1866; also Smith's Diction- 
 ary, v. 1. 
 Encke ( Johann Fr nz, 6 erman astronomer, b. 1791, d. 
 1865). 
 
 — Hagen (G.) Memoir of. [Sm. rep. 1868.] 3936.23 
 
 Eon de Beaumont (O. G. L. A. A T. d', chevalier, Fr. 
 
 officer and diplomatist, b. ITU, d. 1810). 
 
 — EusBell (W.) Eccentric personages 3264.03 
 
 — Thorns (W. J.) Hannah Lightfoot, etc. 1867 3112.20 
 
 — Wilson (H.) Wonderful characters 3266.01 
 
 Epamtnondas, Theban general, d. 411, d. 362 b.o.) 
 
 — Herbert (H. W.) Captains, etc 3082.03 
 
 — Yonge (C. D.) Parallel lives : E. and Gustavus Adolphus. 
 
 1872 3265.18 
 
 Epine (Fraucesca Margarita de 1', Ital. singer, d. 1740). 
 
 — Clayton (E. C.) Queens of song 3265.10 
 
 Episcopius (Simon, Arminian theologian, 6.1583, d.1643). 
 
 — Calder (F. ) Memoirs of. 1835 3055.02 
 
 Erasmus fDesiderius, Butch scholar, phiiosopher,reformer, 
 
 and wit, 6. 1467, d. 1536). 
 
 — Drummond (B. B.) D. E., his life and character. 
 
 2v. 1873 3054.27 
 
 — Jortin(J.) Life of. 1467-1536. 3 v. 1808. 3055.03 
 
 — Seebohm (F.) Oxford reformers of 1498. 1867. . . 3445.21 
 
 — Buckley (T. A.) Dawnings of genius. 1857. . . . 3263.24 
 
 — Froude (J. A.) E. and Luther. [In his Studies, v. 1.] . 2625.07 
 
 — Mitmau (H. H.) Savonarola, Erasmus, etc. 1870. . . 3576.12 
 
 Repr. from Quar. rev., July, 1859. 
 
 — Hannay (J.) Satire and satirists 2531.02 
 
 — Eogers (Henry). In Good words, Feb., 1868. 
 
 See also Littell, 1865, v. 2, or Macmillan, March, 1865 
 (Early years, by J. Hamilton) ; Sept., 1865 (E. iu England, 
 by J. Hamilton) ; Nat. rev., v. 16, 1863, or Littell, 1863, v. 2 ; 
 Nat. quar. rev., v. 20, 1870 ; North Brit, rev., v. 32, 1860, or 
 Littell, 1860, v. 1 (E. as a satirist) ; Quar. rev., v. 106, 1869 
 or Littell, 1859, v. 1. 
 
 See also histories of the Reformation, and article, with 
 references, in M'Clintock and Strong. 
 
 Ekctlla y Zufiiga (Alonso de, Spanish poet, b. 1533, d. 
 after 1596). 
 
 — Shelley (M. W.) Lives, etc., v. 3 3211.28 
 
 Ericsson (John, inventor of the monitor, the caloric en- 
 gine, etc., 6. 1803, d. 1869). 
 
 See Atlantic, v. 10, 1862 (E. and his inventions, by E. Sargent). 
 Erskine (John, earl of Mar, Scottish secretary of state, 
 6. 1675, d. 1732). 
 
 — Thomson (K. B.) Memoirs of the Jacobites, v. 1. . 3172.12 
 Erskine (Thomas, lord; orator , politician, and lord-chan- 
 cellor, 6. 1750, d. 1723). 
 
 — Brightwell (C. L.) Early lives of great lawyers. . . 3254.22 
 
 — Brougham (H., lord). Contributions, etc., v. 1, 1856. . 2517.06 
 
 — Campbell (J.) Lord chancellors of England, v. 6. . 3254.08 
 
 — Edgar (J. G.) Footprints of famous men 3263.18 
 
 — Foss (E.) Judges of England, v. 9 
 
 — Roscoe (H.) Lives of eminent British lawyers. . . 3211.06 
 
 — Sketch of the character of. London, 1824. 8°. [Pamphleteer, 
 
 v. 23.] 5058.23 
 
 — - Townsend (W. C.) Twelve eminent judges. 1846. v.l of 3254.23 
 
 See also Quar. rev., April, 1858. 
 Erskine (Thomas, Scotch lawyer and theologian, 6.18 — ). 
 
 See Contem. rev., v. 14, 1870, or Littell, 1870, v. 3. 
 Essex (Earls of). See Deveeeux family ; also Cromwell 
 
 (Thomas). 
 Este (Leonora d', 6. 1536, d. 1581). 
 
 — Jameson (Mrs. A.) Lives of female sovereigns. . . 3255.25 
 
 Esteees (Gabrielle d', favorite of Henry IV. of France, 
 d. 1599). 
 
 — Menzies (S.) Eoyai favourites, p. 328-354. 1865. v. 1. of 3267.10 
 
 — Sainte-Beuve (C. A.) Causeries de lundi 
 
 Estrees (Francois Anuibal, due d', b. 1573, d. 1670). 
 
 — Memoires, 1610-17. [Petitot 2 ser., v. 16.] . . . . 602.31 
 Etty (Wm., Engl, painter, b. 1787, d. 1849). 
 
 — Gilchrist (A. ) Life of. 2 v. 1855. . . . 3055.06 
 
 Reviewed in Fraser's mag., v. 62. 1855. 
 Eudooia, queen of Theodosius IT. , 5th century, a.d. ) 
 
 — Brace (J.) Classic portraits, v. 2 3212,16 
 
 Eugene, or Francois Eugene, (prince de Savole, b. 1663, 
 
 d. 173U). 
 
 — Dil worth (H. W. ) History of. . . . 3051.24 
 
 — History of. By an English officer, [anon. J L. , 1 742. 
 
 16°. ... ; 3055.08a 
 
 — Memoirs ; by himself. Tr. by F. Shoberl. Lond. , 
 
 1811. 8° 3055.08 
 
 — Memoires. Ecritspar lui-meme. L.,1811. 8°. 3065.30 
 
 — James (G. P. R.) Memoirs of great commanders. . 3263.26 
 
 — Wilson (J. G.) Sketches, etc. 1874 3222.16 
 
 See also Blackwood, v. 61; Ed. rev., v. 17; v. 116, 1862; Fra- 
 ser's mag., v. 23. 
 Eugenie Marie de Montijo (empress of France, b. 1826). 
 
 — McCarthy (J.) Modern leaders 
 
 See also Harper's mag., v. 27 ; *Vapereau's Dictionnaire. 
 Euler (Leonard, Swiss geometer, b. 1707, d. 1783). 
 
 See Nat. quar. rev., v. 15, 1867. 
 Eumenes (general of Alex, the Great, 4tfi century b.o.) 
 
 — Plutarch. Eumenes. — Eumenes and Sertorius compared. [In 
 
 Ids Lives, V. 3 of 3146.17 ; V. 4 of 3145.22 ; v. 3 of 3-146.08.] 
 
 Evelyn (John, Engl, gentleman and scientific writer, b. 
 1620, d. 1705). 
 
 — Diary and correspondence. [1620-1704.] Ed. by W. 
 
 Bray. 4 v. London, 1850-52. 8°. . .3055.09 
 
 — Thomson {Mrs. K. B.) J. E. and Robert Boyle. [Celebrated 
 
 friendships, v. 1, p. 3-52. 1861.] 3253.24 
 
 Everett (Edward, Amer. orator, scholar, and statesman, 
 b. 1794, & 1865). 
 
 — Boston (City of). Memorial of. 1865.. .305^.11 
 
 — Gilman (S.) Contrib. to literature, p. 231-284. 1856. 2526.14 
 
 — Homes of American authors. 1857 3245.11 
 
 — Savage (J.) Our living representative men. 1860. . . 3156.01 
 
 — Tuckerman (H. T.) [//i/a's.Cbaracteristics, etc. v. 2.] 2544.10b 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 15, 1865 (by E. E. Hale) ; 
 Harper's mag., v. 30 ; Nat. quar. rev., v. 10, 1865 ; N. A. 
 rev., v. 100, 1865 (Death of E.) ; Old and New, July and 
 Aug., 1871 (College life, by himself). 
 Evertsen (Johan, d. 1666). 
 
 — De Liefde (J.) Great Dutch admirals, p. 268-295. 1873. 3212.13 
 Eyre (Edward John, Australian explorer, and gov. of 
 
 Jamaica, b. 1817, d. 1860). 
 
 — Hnme(H.) Life of. 1867 3054.29 
 
 Faber (Frederick Wm. , roman cath. theologian, b. 1815, 
 
 d. 1863). 
 
 Blackwood's mag., v. 106, 1869, or Littell, 1870, v. 1. 
 Fabius Maximus (Quintus, Roman dictator during Han- 
 nibal's invasion, 3d century b. o. ) 
 
 — Plutarch. Fabius.— Fabius and Pericles compared. [Lives. 
 
 v. 1. of 3146.17 ; v. 2 of 3145.22 ; V. 1 of 3145.08.] 
 
 Fairfax correspondence. 
 
 — Memoirs of the reign of Charles I. Ed. by G. W. 
 
 Johnson. 2 v. London, 1848. 8°. . .3055.13 
 Same. [2d series. ] Memorials of the civil war. 
 
 Ed. by E. Bell. London, 1849. 8°. . . 3055.15 
 Fairfax family. 
 
 — Neill (E. D. ) The Fairfaxes of England and America 
 
 in the 17th and 18th centuries. " 1868. . 3055.19 
 Fairfax (Thomas, lord, b. 1611, d. 1671). 
 
 — Coleridge (H.) Northern worthies, v. 1. 1852. . . 3263.07 
 
 — Cust (E.) Lives of the warriors, v. 2, pt. 2, o. 391-430. 3222.08 
 
 — Markham (C. B.) Life of. 1870. . . .3055.23 
 Faibfteld (Mrs. Jane, of Boston, Mass., b. 1825). 
 
 — Autobiography. Boston, 1860. 12°. . .3055.17 
 Falk (Johann Daniel, German philanthropist and author, 
 
 b. 1770, d. 1826). 
 
 Stevenson (W. F.) Praying and working 3595.10 
 
 Falkland ( Viscount). See Gary (Lucius, viscount F. ) 
 Fane (Julian, Engl, poet, b. 1827, d. 1870). 
 
 — Lytton (B.B. ) Julian Fane : a memoir. 2d ed. 3055. 26 
 Fanny Fern, pseud. See Parton (Mrs. James).- 
 Fanshawe (Ann, lady; Engl, royalist, b. 1625, d. 1680). 
 
 Costello (L.S.) Eminent Englishwomen, v.2, p.315-412. 3256.14 
 
 Crosland {Mrs. N.) Memorable women. 1854. . . 3262.26 
 
 Faraday (Michael, Engl, chemist and physicist, b. 1794, 
 
 d. 1867). 
 
 — Gladstone (J. H. ) Michael Faraday. 1872.3055.24 
 
 — Jones (B.) Life and letters of. 1870. 2 v. 3055.21 
 
 In asking for books, use the "Book Orders," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
144 
 
 BIOG-RAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : Faraday to Flamininus. 
 
 Fakaday (Michael) , continued. 
 
 — Tyndall(J.) Faraday as a discoverer. 1868. 3055.20 
 
 — Hood (B. P.) Peerage of poverty 3265.13 
 
 — La Rive (A. de). Life of. [Sm. rep., 1867.] . . . .3936.22 
 
 See also Eclectic, v. 28, 1853 ; Ed. rev., v. 132, 1870, or Lit- 
 tell, 1870, v. 3 ; Fraser's, v. 1, 1870 ; Littell, 1872, v. 2 ; 
 West, rev., Oct., 1871. 
 Faeqtjhak (George, Irish dramatist, 6. 1678, d. 1707). 
 
 — Dunham (S. A.) Lives, etc., v. 3 3211.14 
 
 Faekagtjt (Admiral David G. , U. S. N., b. 1801, d.1870). 
 
 — Ohesney (C. C.) Military biography. . .3224.22 
 
 — Headley (Son. J. T.) Farragut and our naval com- 
 
 manders, 1861-65. 1867 575.10 
 
 — Montgomery (J. E.) Cruise of. .... 945.12 
 
 — Stowe (H. E. B.) Men of our times 3265.02 
 
 Faeeae (.Mrs. Eliza Botch, wife of Prof. John, b. 1792, 
 
 d. 1870). 
 
 — Recollections of seventy years. B.,1866. 16°. 3055 18 
 Faeeen (Eliza, countess of Derby, b. 1759, d. 1829). 
 
 — -Gait (J.) Lives of -the players, v. 2, p. 228-233. 1831. 3263.03 
 Faucheb (Leon, Fr. statesman and political economist, 
 
 b. 1803, d. 1854). 
 See Ed. rev., v. 128, 1868; Kev., des deux m., Jan. 1, 1855. 
 Fawkes (Guy, chief agent in the gunpowder plot in the 
 
 reign of James 1., d. 1606). 
 
 — Jardfne (D. ) Narrative of the gunpowder plot. 461.15 
 
 See also Jerrold (D.) Browning papers [2534.03] ; Lamb 
 (C.) Eliana, 1864- [2535.03] ; Gardener's Hist, of England, 
 1603-16, v. 1, oh. 6 [477-19]; and English histories during 
 the reign of James I. In fiction see Ainsworth's Guy 
 Fawkes [115.15]. 
 
 Fechtee (Charles, Engl, actor, b. 1823). 
 
 See Atlantic, v. 24, 1869 {F.'s acting, by C. Dickens) ; v. 
 26, 1870 (2 art. by Kate Held) ; Blackwood, v. 90, 1861 (F. in 
 Hamlet and Othello). 
 
 Felton (Cornelius C, Amer. classical scholar, b. 1807, 
 d. 1862). 
 
 — Woolsey (T. D.) Eulogy. [Sm. rep., 1861.] .... 3936.16 
 Fenelon (Francois de Salignac de la Mothe, abp. of 
 
 Cambray, Fr. prelate and author, b. 1651, d. 1715V 
 
 — Bausset (L. F. de). Life of. 2 v. 1810. 3056.14 
 
 — Chambers' Papers, v. 4 2516.02 
 
 — Channing (W. E.) Works, v. 1. 3533.10 
 
 — Osgood (S.) Thoughts on Fenelon. [In Gifts of genius, p. 202- 
 
 214. 1859 2526.02 
 
 — Lamartine (A. de). Celebrated characters, v. 2. . . 3264.1i> 
 
 — Shelley (M. W.) Lives, etc., v. 2 3211.24 
 
 — Thomson (K. B.) F. and Mme. Guion. [In her Celebrated 
 
 friendships, v. 2, p. 101-143.] 1861.] 3253.24 
 
 In fiction see Bungeuer's Preacher and the king, or Bour- 
 daloue and Louis XIV. [145.13.] 
 
 Fennell (James, Engl, actor, b. 1766, d. 1816). 
 
 — Apology for [his] life. By himself. P., 8=. 3055.28 
 Fenton (Elijah, Engl, poet, b. 1663, d. 1730). 
 
 — Johnson (S.) Lives of the poets, v. 2 3263.02 
 
 Feedinand I. (of Austria, emperor of Germany, b. 1503, 
 
 d. 1564). 
 
 — Ranke (L.) Ferd. I. of Austria. 1866. [T.I.., v. 15.] 5075.20 
 Feedinand II. (of Austria, emperor of Germany, b. 1578, 
 
 d. 1637). 
 
 — Abbott (J. S. C.) Kings and queens, p. 123-154. . . 3255.28 
 
 See also histories of the " Thirty years' war.'' 
 Feedinand III. (Saint. Icing of Spain, b. 1200, d. 1252). 
 
 — Irving (W.) Spanish papers, v." 1 2533.11 
 
 Feedinand V. (of Spain, b. 1452, d. 1516), and Isabella, 
 
 b. 1451, & 1504). 
 
 — Preseott (W. H.) History of the reign of [1406- 
 
 1517]. 3v. 1857 3056.01 
 
 For references to reviews consult Poole's index. 
 
 See also Irving's Conquest of Granada [215.32]. 
 
 Feeouson (Adam, Scotchhist. andphilos., 6.1724, J.1816). 
 
 — Lawrence (E.) Lives of British historians, v. 2. . 3262.04 
 
 See also Ed. rev., v. 125, 1867. 
 Feeouson (James, Scotch astronomer and mechanician, 
 b. 1710, d. 1776). 
 
 — Henderson (E.) Life of. 1867. .4013.11 
 
 — Mayhew (H.) Story of the peasant boy philosopher. 
 
 1856 3056.04 
 
 — Edgar (J. G.) Boyhood of great men 3263.22 
 
 Ferguson (Rev. Jesse B. , Amer. spiritualist, b. 181'.) i. 
 
 — Nichols (T. L.) Supra-mundane facts in life of. 
 
 1865 3815.27 
 
 Feen (Fanny), pseud. See Paeton ( Mrs. James). 
 Feeeae (Nicholas, Engl, pietist, b. 1592, d. 1637). 
 
 — Peckard(P.) In Wordsworth (C.) Eccl. biog., v. 4. 3446.04 
 
 See also Atlantic, v. 28, 1871. 
 Fiohte (Johann Gottlieb, German philosopher and au- 
 thor, b. 1762, d. 1814). 
 
 — Smith (W.) Memoirs of. 1846 3056.05 
 
 Chambers' Papers for the people, v. 9 2516.011 
 
 See also under his name in general alphabet. 
 Fioino (Marsiglio, Ital. Platonic philosopher and phUob- 
 ger, b. 1433, d. 1491). 
 
 Shelley (M. W.) Lives, etc. v. 1 3211.26 
 
 Field (Edward Wilkins, Engl, lawyer, b. 1804, d. 1871). 
 
 — Sadler (T.) E.W. Field, a memorial sketch. 3055.29 
 Fielding (Henry, Engl, novelist and dramatist, b. 1707, 
 
 & 1754). 
 
 — Lawrence (F.) Life of. 1855 3056.06 
 
 . Forsyth (W.) Novels and novelists 2752.30 
 
 — Masson (D.) British novelists 2722.27 
 
 — Scott (Sir W.) Lives of the novelists. [Works, v. 6.] 5065.18 
 Thackeray (W. M.) English humourists. 1853. . . 3252.13 
 
 — Whipple (E. P.) Essays, v. 2. 1851 2545.07 
 
 Blackwood, v. 87, 1860 (A word about Tom Jones) ; Fra- 
 ser's mag., v. 57, 1858 (2 ait.) v. 61, 1860 ; Macmillan, May, 
 1874 (by G. B. Smith) ; North Brit, rev., v. 24, 1855, or Lit- 
 tell, V. 11, 1855 ; Quar. rev., V. 98, 1856, or Littell, v. 12, 1856. 
 
 Feelding (Robert, caOed ' Beau, Engl. fop,d.aboui 1712). 
 
 — Doran (J.) Habits and men 2523.11 
 
 — Thomson (K. B.) Wits and beaux of society. . . . 3262.25 
 Fielding (Sarah, Engl, novelist, b. 1714, d. 1768). 
 
 — Kavanagh (J.) English women of letters, v. 1. . . .3256.19 
 Fieschi (Gianluigi, Genoese noble, b. 1523, d. 1547). 
 
 — Celesia (E.) The conspiracy of, 16th cent. 534.26 
 Figtjebas (Estanislao, Spanish statesman, b. 1819). 
 
 See Fortnightly rev., v. 17, 1872 (by E. Castelar). 
 FiLiOAJA(Vincenzo da, Ital. and Latin poet, b. 1642, d. 
 1707). 
 
 — Shelley (M. W.) Lives, etc., v. 2 3211.27 
 
 Fulmoee (Millard, of Kew York, 13th president of the U. 
 
 S., b. 1800, d. 1874). 
 
 — Abbott !J. S. C.) Lives of the presidents, 1867. . . 3244.14 
 
 — Savage (J.) Our living representative men, 1860. . . 3156.01 
 FniiMOEE ( Mrs. Millard, wife of president). 
 
 — Holloway (L. C.) Ladies of the White House. . . . 3245.14 
 Finati (Giovanni, Hal. adventurer in Egypt, 1807-1815). 
 
 — Life and a,d ventures. Ed. by W. J. Bankes. 2 v. 
 
 L., 1830. 16° 3056.07 
 
 Fish (Hamilton, of Mew York, Amer. statesman, 6.1809). 
 
 — Jenkins (J.S.) Governors of New York, p. 816-826. 1851. 3247.03 
 Fishes (John, bp. of Rochester, b. 14,59, d. 1535). 
 
 — Bruce (J.) On the death of, [In Archaeologia, v. 25.] 
 
 — Coleridge (H.) Northern worthies, v. 2. 1852. . . . 3263.07 
 Fisk (James, jr., Amer. speculator, 6. 1835, d. 1873). 
 
 — Life. N. Y., 1871. 16° 3056.18 
 
 Fisk (Rev. Samuel, 'Dunn Browne,' capt. in civil war of 
 
 1861-5, d. 1864). 
 See New Englander, v. 25, 1866 (Commem. address). 
 Fiske (Fidelia, missionary to the Mestorians, 6. 1816, d. 
 1864). 
 
 — Fiske (D. F. ) Faith working by love: life. 3056.13 
 Fitch family. 
 
 — Genealogies of the. 1868 3165.27 
 
 Fitch (John, American inventor, b. 1743, d. 1798). 
 
 — Howe (H.) Eminent mechanics, p. 13-34. 1852. . . 3242.05 
 
 — Westcott (T.) Life of. 1857 3056.09 
 
 — Whittlesey (J.) Life of. [Sparks' Am. biog., v. 16.] 3241.01 
 Fitzball (Edward,. Engl, dramatist, 19th cenlury). 
 
 — Thirty-five years of a dramatic author's life. 2 v. 
 
 L., 1859. 12° 3056.10 
 
 Fitzgekald (Lord Edward, Irish revolutionist, 5. 1763, 
 d. 1798). 
 
 — Moore (T.) Life and death of. 3d ed. 2 v. 3056.21 
 Fitz Gibbon (John, earl of Glare, 5. 1749, d. 1802). 
 
 — O'Flanagan (J. E.) Lord chancellors of Ireland, v. 2', p. 156- 
 
 283 1870 8256.28 
 
 Fitzheebert {Mrs. M. A. S., privately warriedto George 
 IV., b. 1756, d. 1837). 
 
 — Langdale (C.) Memoirs of 1856. . . .3056.12 
 
 See also Geoege IV. 
 Fitz-James (James, duke of Berwick). See Beewiok. 
 Fitz-Maubice (Henry Petty, marquis of Lansdowne, 
 Em/lish statesman, b. 1780, d. 1868). 
 
 — British statesmen, 1854 8252.07 
 
 Fitz Waeine (Fulk, Engl, noble, outlawed in reign of king 
 
 John). 
 
 — Wright (T.) History of ; a sketch. [In his Essays, v. 2.] 2722.20 
 Fitzwilliam family. 
 
 — Sanford (J. L.) Great governing families, v. 1, 1865. 6612.16 
 Flaminio (Marco Antonio, 6. 119s, d. 1550). 
 
 — GresweU (W. P.) Memoirs of. 1805. . .3073.07 
 Flaminint/s (Titus Quinotius,ito»i«H gnierai,2d cents.o.) 
 
 — Plutarch. F. and Philopoemen compared. Lives, v. 2 of 
 
 3146.17 ; v. 3 of 3115.22 ; v. 2 of 3145.U8. 
 
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BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : Flan3rin to Fox. 
 
 145 
 
 Flandbin (Hippolyte, Fr. hist, painter, b. 1S09, d. 1864). 
 See Atlantic moutbly, v. 30, 1872 (A modern religious 
 
 painter, by E. Benson) ; Contem. rev., v. 4, 1867 (by T. F. 
 
 Wetmore) ; Revue dee deux mondes, juin 1864 (par H. de 
 
 LaBorde). 
 Flaxman (John, English sculptor, b. 1754, d. 1826). 
 
 — Cunningham (A.) Lives of Biit. paintorB, etc., v. 3. .1431.03 
 
 — Fairholt (F. W.) Homes of the artists 1435.23 
 
 See also in general alphabet, Fine arts {Sou plure). 
 Flechieb (Esprit, Fr. pulpit orator, b. 1032, d. 1710). 
 
 — Alembert'fJ. le K. d'). Eulogies, etc., v. 2, 1799. . .3221.16 
 — ■ Labitte (C.) La jeunesse de F. [Rev. des deux mondes, mars, 
 
 1845]. 
 
 — Sainte-Beuve (C. A ) Portraits contemp., v. 3. . . . 7033.33 
 
 — Taine (H. A.) Essais de critique 7048.26 
 
 Fleetwood (Wm. , Engl, lawyer, d. 1569). 
 
 — Woolrych (H. W.) Lives of the sergeants-at-law, v. 1. 3266.26 
 Fletchee (Andrew, of Salloun, Scotch political writer, b. 
 
 1653, A 1716). 
 
 — Erskme (D. S., earl of Buchan). Life, etc. 3057.01 
 
 See also Retrospective review, v. 4, 1821. 
 Fletcher (John, Engl, dramatist and poet, b. 1576, d. 
 1625). 
 
 — Dunham (S. A.) Lives, etc., v. 2 3211.14 
 
 — Ward (A. W.) Hist, of Engl. dram, lit., v. 2, 1876. . . 1745.11 
 
 — Whipple (E. R.) Lit. of the age of Elizabeth. . . .2752.27 
 
 See also Beaumont (F.) and Fletcher (J.) in general alphabet. 
 
 Fletcher (Samuel, Engl, merchant, b. 17S4? d. 1863). 
 
 — Rogers (H.) Essays from Good words, p. 133-76. 1867. 2541.32 
 Fleuey (Andre Htrcule, Fr. statesman, b. 1653, d. 1743). 
 
 — Alembert (J. de L. d'). Eulogies, etc., v. 2. 1799. . . 3221.15 
 
 — James (G. P. R.) Lives of foreign statesmen, v. 6. . 3211.19 
 
 See also lives of Louis XIV. and Loiiis XY. 
 Fltedneb (Theodor, founder of the Kuiserswerth deacon- 
 ess institution, b.' 1800, A 1S61). 
 
 — Life. From the German, by O. Winkworth. Lond. , 
 
 1S67. 16° 3056.17 
 
 — Stevenson (W. F.) Praying and working 3595.10 
 
 Flood (Henry, Irish orator, b. 1732, d. 1791). 
 
 — Flood (W.) Memoirs of. 1838 3057.02 
 
 — Lecky (W. E. H.) Leaders, etc 492.13 
 
 Flobian (Jean Pierre, French fabulist and poet, b. 1755, 
 
 d. 1793). 
 
 — Houssaye(A.) Men and women of France, v. 1. 3262.18,3266.02 
 Florida Blanca (Jose" Monino, conde de, prime minister 
 
 to Charles ILL of Spain, b. 1730, d. 1808). 
 
 — James (G. P. B.) Lives of eminent statesmen, v. 5. . 3211.19 
 Follen (Charles T. C, German scholar, resident of Bos- 
 ton, b. 1796, d. 1840). 
 
 — Follen (Mrs. E. L.) Life of. 1844. . . .3057.03 
 Fonblanque (Albany "W., English journalist, b. 1797, d. 
 
 1872). 
 
 — Liie and labours. Ed. by his nephew, E. B. de Fon- 
 
 blanque. London, 1874. 8° 3056.29 
 
 Fontaine (Jacques, French curate, b. 1658, d. 1761). 
 
 — Maury (A. ) Memoirs of a Huguenot family. Com- 
 
 piled from the autobiography of. 1872. 3056.27 
 Fontenat Mareutl (Francois Lu Val, marquis de). 
 
 — Memoires, 1609-34. [Petitot. 1 ser., v. 50-61.J . . . 502.13 
 Fontenelle (Bernard le Bovier, French author, b. 1657, 
 
 d. 1759). 
 
 — Houssaye (A.) Men and women of France, v. 1. 3262.18; 3266.02 
 Foote (Andrew H., admiral U. S. N., b. 1806, d. 1863). 
 
 — Hoppin (J. M.) Life of. 1874 3057.23 
 
 Foote (Samuel, English comedian and dramatist, b. 1720, 
 
 d. 1777). 
 
 — - Forster (J.) Hist, and biog. essays, v. 2 2525.02 
 
 Repr. from Quar. rev., v. 9, 1854, and in Littell, v. 7, 1854. 
 
 — Gait (J.) Lives of the players, v. 1, p. 290-315. 1831. . 3^63.03 
 
 — Timbs (J.) Wits and humorists, v. 1, p. 187-250. 1862. 3252.14 
 Foebes (Luncan, Scotch judge, b. 16S5, A 1747). 
 
 — Barton (J. H. ) Life of. 1847 3115 02 
 
 Foebils (Edward, Engl, naturalist, b. 1815, d. 1854). 
 
 — Wilson (G.) and Geike (A.) Memoir of. 1801. 3056.20 
 
 — Gibson (W. S.) Miscellanies, 2d ed., p. 371-85. 1863. 2528.14 
 
 See also Blackwood, v. 77, 1856; Fraser's mag., v. 51, 1855. 
 
 Fobbes (James David, Engl, physicist, b. 1809. A 1868). 
 
 — Sharrp (J. C), Tait (P. G.), and Adarns-Reilly (A.) 
 
 Life and letters of. 1873 3056.19 
 
 See also Ed. rev., Jan., 1861; North Brit, rev., May, 1854; 
 Littell, 1869, v. 1. 
 FoKBiN (Claude, Fr. naval officer, b. 1656, d. 1733). 
 
 — Mfemoires, 1656-1710. [Petitot. 2 ser. v. 74-75.] . . 604.15 
 Fokd (John, English dramatist, b. 1586, d. 1639). 
 
 — Dunham (S. A.) Lives of lit. men, v. 2. [L. O. C] 
 
 — Swinburne (A. C.) in Fortnightly review, v. 16, 1871. 
 
 — Whipple (E. P.) Lit. of the age of Elizabeth. 
 
 See also note in Lippincott's Biogr. diet., v. 1. and refer- 
 ences iu Poole's Index. 
 
 Foedtjn (John de, Scotch historian, d. 13-G ?). 
 
 — Tytler (P. F.) Lives of Scottish worthies, v. 2. . . 3252.03 
 Fokestt (E. Felice, Italian patriot, b. 1793, d. 185S). 
 
 See Atlantio monthly, v. 4, 1859. 
 Fobrest (Edwin, American tragedian, b. 1800, d. 1872). 
 
 — Bees (J.) Life of Edwin Forest. 1874. .3056.25 
 Foestee (George, English traveller, b. 1750, d. 1791.) 
 
 — St. John (J. A".) Lives etc., v. 2 3221.05 
 
 Foestee (JohannUeorg, German author , 6.1754, A1791). 
 
 See Wesmt. rev., v. 66, 1856. 
 Fokstek (John, Engl, biogr. and hist, writer, b. 1812). 
 
 — Reid (T. W.) Cabinet portraits, p. 230-243. 1872. . 3262.26 
 Foestee (W. E., English statesman, b. 1818). 
 
 — Hutton (R.H.)' Studies in parliament, p. 160-160. 1866. 3252.19 
 Foscolo (Ugo, Ital. author, b. 1777, d. 1827). 
 
 — Redding (C.) Personal reminiscences, v. 1, p. 117-175. 3222.02 
 
 — Shelley (M. W.) Lives, etc., v. 2 3211.26 
 
 See also H. A. rev., v. 91, 1860 ; For. qu. rev., May, 1832. 
 Fostek (John, Engl, philosophical essayist, b. 1770 (?) d. 
 1843). 
 
 — Life and corresp. Ed. by J. E. Byland. 2 v. 3057.04 
 
 — Bayne (P.) Sketch of. [In Ids Christian life.] . . . 3515.05 
 
 — De Quiucey (T.) Essays on poets, p. 217-25. 1853. . . 2622.06 
 
 — Gilflllan (a.) Gallery of lit. portraits, v. 2, p. 78-96. 1850. 2526.12 
 
 — Vaughan (R.) Essays, v. 1, 217-84. 1849 2544.19 
 
 — Whately.(E.) [In Afternoon lectures, v. 1, 1863.] . .2512.20 
 Fostee (Stephen C, Amer. musical composer, d. 1864). 
 
 Atlantic monthly, v. 20, 1867 (F. and negro minstrelsy, 
 by R. P. Nevin). 
 Fotheegill (Dr. Johu, English naturalist and philan- 
 thropist, b. 1712, d. 17s0). 
 
 — Coleridge (H.) Northern worthies, v. 3, 1852. . . . 8263.07 
 Fouohe (Joseph, duo d'Utrante, French statesman and 
 
 minister of police, b. 1763, d. 1820). 
 
 — Memoirs. 2d ed. 2 v. London, 1825. 8°. . 3057.08 
 
 Note.— Decided by the courts not to be the work of 
 Fouch6 but believed to be based upon authentic docu- 
 ments aud autographic notes. — Nouvelle biogr. gen. 
 
 — Sketch of public life of. [anon.] L., 1816. 8°. 3057.07 
 Fourier (Francois Charles Marie, French socialist, 
 
 b. 1768, A 1837). 
 
 — Doherty(H.) Memoir of F. 1841.. . 5812.15 
 
 — Godwin (P.) Popular view of doctrines of. 5812.07 
 
 — Pellarin (C.) Life of. Tr. by F. G. Shaw. 2d ed. 
 
 1848 3057.22 
 
 — Greeley (H.) Fourier. In his Hints toward reform.] 5812.13 
 
 See also Fortnightly rev., v. 18, 1872 (2 art; by A. J. Booth) ; 
 Noyes's American socialisms [5812.08] ; Nordhoff's Com- 
 munistic societies of the TJ. S. [6812.16] ; the articles (with 
 references) in Hoefer, Lippincott's Diet, of biogr., M'Cliu- 
 tock and Strong; and references in Poole's Index. 
 
 See also Social science. {Socialistic theories.) 
 
 Fourier (Jean Baptiste Joseph, French mathematician 
 and philosopher, b. 1768, d. 1830). 
 
 — Arago (D. F. J.) Biographies, etc., v. 1 3263.10 
 
 Fox (Charles James, English orator and whig statesman, 
 
 b. 1749, d. 1806). 
 
 — Characters of, selected, and in part written by [Sam- 
 
 uel Parr]. 2v.ini. 1809 3057.10 
 
 -Same. [In Parr (S.) "Works, v. 4.J 5062.05 
 
 — Memorials and correspondence. Ed. by Lord J. 
 
 Russell. 2 v. Phil., 1853. 12° 3057.11 
 
 — Trotter ( J .B. ) Memoirs of the latter years of. 3056. 23 
 
 — Walpole (B. C. ) Recollections of. 1806. .3056.24 
 Brougham (H., lord). Statesmen of time of Geo. HI.v.l. 3024.06 
 
 — Bulwer {Sir E. L.) Pitt and F. [In his Prose works, v. 1, 
 
 1868, p. 183-277.J 2514.23 
 
 — Creasy (E. S.) Eminent Etonians, p. 358-389. 1850. . 3257.01 
 
 — Cioly (G.) Historical sketches, etc. 1842 2521.22 
 
 — liarle (J. C.) English premiers, v. 1, p. 263-332. v. 1 of 3222.11 
 
 — Foster (J.) Critical essays, v. 1. 1856 2525.03 
 
 — Hazlitt (Wm.) Winterslow essays, p. 255-73. 1850. . 2531.20 
 
 — Table talk, V. 2, p. 124 2531.04 
 
 — Lawrence (E.) Lives of British historians, v. 2. . 3262.04 
 
 — Rae (W. F.) Wilkes, Sheridan, Vox. 1874 3185.24 
 
 See a,so Fraser's mag., v. 47, 1853 ; v. 66 ; v. 75, 1867 ; 
 Quar. rev., v. 97, 1855, or Littell, v. 11, 1855; Quar. rev., 
 v. 105, 1859 (George IH. and C. J. F.) ; N. A. rev., V. 77, 
 1853. Also references in Poole's Index. 
 
 Fox (Ebenezer, of lioxbury, Mass., b. 1763, A 1843). 
 
 Adventures in the Revolutionary war. . . 3056.28 
 
 Fox (Mrs. Eliza, wife of Wm. J. Fox, b. 1793 d. 1869). 
 
 — Fox(F.) Memoir of. 1S69 3056.26 
 
 Fox (George, founder of Soc. of friends, b. 1624, d. 1690). 
 
 — Brief memoir of the life of. [anon.~\ Phila. [n. A] 
 
 i2° 3057.24 
 
 — Marsh (J.) Popular life of. 1847. . . . 3057.25 
 Shoemaker's lives, etc. [anon.] 1849 3261.15. 
 
 See also Friends or Quakers, p. 87 J and consult refer- 
 ences in Poole's Index. 
 
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146 
 
 BIOG-RAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : Pox to Frederick. 
 
 Fox (Henry Kichard Vassall, 3d lord Holland, 
 statesman and author, b. 1773, d. 1810). 
 
 — Foreign reminiscences. 1850 453.09 
 
 — Bedding (C.) Personal reminiscences, v. 1, p. 92-116. 3222.02 
 Fox (W. J., Engl, political and social reformer and unita- 
 rian preacher, b. 1787 (?), d. 1861). 
 
 — Pox (F.) Extracts from the journals and letters of. [ With 
 
 Memoirs of Mrs Eliza Fox. 1869.] ...... 3056 26 
 
 — Bitchie (J. E.) British senators, 1869 3252.20 
 
 See also many references in Foole's Index. 
 Fea Akgelico. See Angelico (Fra). 
 Fbacastoro (Girolamo, Hal. physician and poet, b. 1483, 
 d. 1553). 
 
 — Greswell (W. P.) Memoirs, etc. 1805.. .3073.19 
 Feancia (Dr. Jose Gaspardo Bodriguez de, dictator of 
 
 Paraguay, b. 1756, d. 1840). 
 
 — Robertson {J. P. and W. P.) Francia's reign of terror. 555.08 
 
 — Oarlyle (T.) Essays, p. 547-68 2517.12 
 
 See also relereuces in Poole's Index. 
 Feahcis I. (king of France, b. 1494, d. 1547). 
 
 — Bacon (J.) Life and times of. 2 v. 1829.3057.13 
 
 — Cochrane (A. B. ) Francis the first, etc. 2 v. 3057.17 
 
 — Pardoe (J. ) Court and reign of. 2 v. 1819. 3057.15 
 
 — BrantSme (P. de B. de). (Euvres, v. 2, 1822 5021.15 
 
 — Delepierre (O.) Fr. I. and countess of Chateaubriand [In 
 
 his Hist, difficulties, 1868.] 2521.27 
 
 — Mignet (F. M.A.) Rivalite de Charles T. et F. [Revue des deux 
 
 mondes. See Table gen de la Revue, etc., 1831-74.] 
 
 See also in Fetitot's Col. des memoires, (1 serie,)the fol- 
 lowing chroniclers, viz. :— Du Bellay (M.) Memoires, 1513- 
 47, [v. 17-19. 501.17] ;— Fleuranges (Robert iii. de La Marck 
 de). Histoire, etc., 1499 -1321, [v. 16. 501.16] ;— Louise de 
 Savoie, mother of Francis I. Journal, 1501-22, [v. 16. 501.16]. 
 — Montluc(B.de). Commentaires, 1521-75, [v. 20-22,501.20] ;' 
 — Saulx de Tavannes (G. de). Memoires, 1515-73, [v. 23-'25\ 
 601.23] ;— Vieilleville (F., sire de). Memoires, 1528-71 Tv 
 26-28. 601.26]. 
 See also Eobertson's Life of Chaki.es V. 
 
 Francis II. {king of France, b. 1513, d. 1560). 
 
 See in Fetitot's Ool. of Memoires, (1 serie,) the following 
 chroniclers, viz. •— Boivin (F. de). Memoires, 1550-60 [v° 
 28-30. 501.28] ;— Mergey (J. de). Memoires, 1554-89, [v. 34, 
 501.34] ;— Montluc (B. de) Commentaires, 1521-75, [v. 20-22. 
 501.20] ;— Saulx de Tavannes (G. de). Memoires, 1515-73, [v. 
 23-25. 501.23] ;— Thou (J. A de). Memoires, 1553-1601, [v.' 37. 
 601.37] ;— Vieilleville (F. de S., sire de). Memoires, 1528-71 
 [v. 26-28. 501.26], 
 
 Fbanois (Convers, unitarian divine and author, prof, in 
 (Jamb. Div. school, b. 1795, d. 1863). 
 
 — Weiss (J.) Discourse occasioned by the death of. 
 
 1S63 3081.09 
 
 Feanuis (Sir Philip, British statesman and probable au- 
 thor of 'Letters of Junius,' b. 1740, d. 1818). 
 
 — Barker (E. H. ) Claims of Sir Philip Francis to the 
 
 authorship of Junius disproved. 1828. . 3088.08 
 
 — Brougham (H. lord). Statesmen of reign of Geo. Ill v 2 
 
 (Bonn's eel.) 3024.07 
 
 — Claims of. See Junius. Posthumous works, etc. 30i8.09 
 
 — Hayward(A.) More about Junius. The Franciscan 
 
 theory unsound. 1868 3088. a 9 
 
 — Jaq;ues(J. ) History of Junius and his works. 3088.06 
 
 — Parkes (J.) and Merivale (H.) Memoirs of. 2v 
 
 !867 3057.19 
 
 — Scott (J.) Letters to Mr. F., in reply to his pamph- 
 
 let, entitled the " State of India.' 1782. 3075.31 
 
 — Taylor (J. ) Identity of Junius with F. 3088.03 
 
 See Blackwood, v. 103, 1868 ; Ed. rev , » 127 1868 • 
 Fortnightly rev., v. 9, 1868. 
 
 See also Juntos, for other works which incidentally dis- 
 cuss the claims of Francis. 
 
 Francis of Assisi (Saul, founder of the Franciscan order 
 of mendicant monks, b. 1182, d. 1230). 
 
 — Bonavcntur.i (G. di F., saint). Life of. 1868. 3418 13 
 
 — Ohphant (Mrs.) Francis of Assisi. 1871. 3418 15 
 
 — Maccall (W.) Foreign biographies, v. 1, p. 133-175. 1873. 3265 21 
 -- Stephen (Sir J.) Essays, etc., v. 1 3423 '^o 
 
 See also Eclectic mag., v. 12. 
 Francis de Sales (Saint, monastic reformer, b. 1567, d. 
 1622). 
 
 — Farrar (H. S. ) S. Francis di Sales, [anon.] 3057 21 
 
 — Herbert (Lady). Mission of, in the Chablais. 3418 06 
 
 — Beari(C) Port Eoyal, v. 1, p. 65-96. 1861.. . . 3434 18 
 1'Eanke (Augustus Hermauu, tWman divine and founder 
 
 of orphan asylums at Halle, b. 1663, d. 1727 ) 
 
 — Baumer (0. von). Sketch of. [In his Ed. reformers]. . 5515 14 ' 
 iiEANKLM (Benjamin, Amer. statesman, natural philoso- 
 pher, economist, and moralist, b. 1706, d. 1790) 
 
 — Life, by himself. 1838 5814 18 
 
 Same. 
 
 [1839]. 
 
 Memoirs, by himself. 2 v. New York 
 
 18° 3062.01 
 
 Works : with life, by himself. Hartford 
 
 1847. 12°. 3062.03 
 
 Same. Autobiography ; with continuation, by J 
 
 Sparks. 1856 5036.04 : 3062.08 
 
 Same. Continued, by W. T. Franklin. [In his 
 
 Works, v. 1.] 5036.14 
 
 Same. Autobiography. Ed. from his MS., with 
 
 introd. by J. Bigelow. Phila., 1862. 12°. 3062.04 
 
 Same. Ed. [and continued] by J. Bigelow. 3 v 
 
 Philadelphia, 1874. 8° 3061.12 
 
 — Boston (City of). Memorial of the inauguration of 
 the statue of. 2d ed. 1858 3068 02 
 
 — Holley (O. L.) Life of. 1856 3062.05 
 
 — Parton(J.) Life and times of. 2 v. 1864. 3062.06 
 
 — Thayer (W. M.) The printer boy. . . . 3062.26 
 
 — Brougham (H., lord). Contributions, v. 3, p 327-38. 2517.08 
 
 — Statesmen of reign of George, v. 3 ot Bohn's ed , . 3024.08 
 
 — Buckley (T. A.) Dawnings of genius. 1857 3263^24 
 
 — Edgar (J. G.) Boyhood of great men 3263.23 
 
 — Everett (E.) F, the Boston boy ; Boyhood and youth of F 
 [In his Orations, v. 4, and v. 2 of 6223.03]. 
 
 — Foster (J.) Critical essays, v 4, p. 411-30. 1856. . . 2525.04 
 
 — Sainte-Beuve (C. A.) English portraits 3262.17 
 
 — Herring (J.) and Lougaore (J. B ) Nat. por. gal., v. 2. 3247.09 
 
 — Homes of Amer. statesmen. (Paper by C.F. Briggs). 3245.12 
 
 — Howe (H.) Eminent mechanics, p. 37-67. 1852. . . 3242 05 
 
 — Jeffrey (F.) Essays. 1852 2533.19 
 
 — Parker (T.) Historic Americans, p. 13-72. 1870. . . 3243.07 
 
 — Russell (W.) Extraordinary men 3263.20 
 
 — Sanderson (J.) Signers of the Declar. of independence v. 2 
 1822 3244.02 
 
 — Sumner (C.) Turgot's verse on F. [Atlantic monthly v. 12 
 1863.] 
 
 — Tuckerman (H. T.) Essays, biogr., etc 2544.1C 
 
 — Winthrop (B. C.) - Archimedes and F., a lecture. [In his Ad- 
 dresses and speeches, 1852-67.] 6324.21 
 
 — Wynne (J.) Lives of lit. and scientific men. . . .3242.01 
 See also Atlantic, v. 27, 1871 (' A fimous book,' by S. A. 
 
 Green) ; Eraser's mag., v. 48, 1853 (Unpublished letters) ; 
 Littell, 1865, v. 1 (from Qaar. rev.). 
 
 Note. — There is a very unfavorable estimate of Frank- 
 lin's economical ethics, by Andrews Norton, in the N A. 
 rev., v. 7 ; a review of Parton's work in Littell, No. 1081, ifl 
 also unfriendly. 
 Feankxtn (Sir John, Arctic explorer, b. 1786, d., 1847). 
 
 See, in general alphabet, Countries. (Arctic regions.) 
 Frasee (Simon, lord Lovat, Scotch Jacobite, b. 1667, ex. 
 1747). 
 
 — Memoirs. By himself. London, 1797. 8°. 3115.01 
 -Burton (J. H.) Life of. 1847. ..... 3115.02 
 
 Feederica Sophia Wilhelmina, margravine of Bayreuth, 
 sister of Frederick II. of Prussia, b. 1709, d. 1758). 
 
 — Memoirs, by herself. 2 v. Lond., 1828. 24°. 3015.14 
 Frederic I., Barbarossa (emperor of Germany, Icing of 
 
 Italy, reigned 1152-90, 6. 1121, d. 1190). 
 
 — Busk {Mrs. Wm.) Medijeval popes, emperors, etc. v. 1. 443.28 
 
 — Freeman (E. A.) Frederick the First, king of Italy. [In his 
 Hist essays, v. 1,1871.] 2528.11 
 
 Repr. from Nat. rev., v. 12, 1861. 
 
 — Hewlett (H. a.) Heroes of Europe 3263.25 
 
 See also histories of the church, and of the papacy, cover- 
 ing the period of his reign. 
 
 Frederick II., (emperor of Germany, king of Haiti, b. 
 1194, d. 1250). 
 
 — Kington (T. L.) History of. 2 v. 1862. . 3062.23 
 Reviewed by Freeman (E. A.) [In his Hist, essays, v. 1, 
 
 1871, 2528.11 ; and in North Brit, rev., v. 45, 1866. 
 
 — Busk (Wrs.Vfm.) Mediraval popes, emperors, etc. v. 3-4. 443-28 
 
 — Hewlett (H. G.) Heroes of'Europe 3263.25 
 
 — Trotter (L. J.) Studies in biography, p. 89-132. 1865. 3265.08 
 See also contemporary history of the church, and ot the 
 
 papacy. 
 Frederick II., the great, king of Prussia,b. 17 40, d.l7d6l. 
 
 — Abbott (J. S. C. ) History of. 1871. . . . 3062.11 
 First appeared in Harper's mag., v. 40-42. 
 
 — Carlyle (T. ) History of. v. 18)8-66. .3062.13 
 Boviewed in Blackwood, v. 98, 1865 ; Ed. rev., v. 110 ; 
 
 Fiaser's mag., v. 58, 1858. and v. 69, 1864; N. A. rev., v. 102, 
 1866 ; Nor.th Br. rev., v. 30, 1859 ; v. 43, 1865 ; Quar. rev., 
 v. 105, 1859 ; v. 118, 1865, Westm. rev., v. 71, 1859. 
 
 — Ellis (G. J. W. \. , lord Dover). Life of. 2 v. 3062.20 
 
 — Jomiiii (H., baron de). Treatise on grand military 
 operations ; or, critical and military history of the 
 wars of Frederick. From the French, by S. B. Ho- 
 labird. 2 v. 1865 4516 15 
 
 Same. Atlas. 1865 4516,17 
 
 — Laveaux (J. Ch. T. de). Life of. 2 v. 1839. 3062.03 
 
 — Macaulay (T.B.) Life of. [An essay.] 1859. 3062.19 
 Same. [In his Essays, v. 5 (2536.20), or Ed. rev., April, 1842. 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
BIOG-RAPHY (INDIVIDUAL): Frederick to Garrick. 
 
 147 
 
 Frederick II. (king of P'mssia), continued. 
 
 Napoleon I. Beview of the wars of Frederick II. [In Moo 
 
 tholon. Hist, miscel. dictated by Napoieon, v. 3.] 3132.80 
 
 — Baunier (F.L.G.von). Frederick II. and his times. 
 
 1837 3062.22 
 
 Thiebault (P. O.F. A. H. D. ) Original anecdotes of. 
 
 From the French. 2 v. 1805. . . . 3061.01 
 
 Brougham (H., lord). Statesnieu, etc., v. 3. (Bohn.) . . 3024.08 
 
 Stanhope's Hist. Essays, p. 195-241, 1349 ■iSii.'m 
 
 Wilson (J. a.) Sketches, e.tc. 18T4 32J2.16 
 
 "longe (C. D.) Parallel lives: Philip of Macedon and. 3265.18 
 
 See also Eclectic mag., v. 26, 1852 ; Ed. rev., v. 123, 1866 ; 
 
 Harper's mag., v. 18 and 25; Quar. rev., 1873; Bentley's 
 
 miscel., v. 46, 1859. 
 
 es~ See also Germany ; Prussia; Seven years ' war (in 
 
 Countries) ; also, in fiction, Miss Muhlbach's ' Frederick 
 
 the great ' series of novels (of little historical value). 
 Frederick Louis (son of George II, b. 1707, d. 1751). 
 
 Doran (J.) Princes of Wales 3258.21 
 
 Frederick William (' the great elector ' of Brandenburg, 
 
 b. 16J0, <(. 1688). 
 
 Oust (E.) Lives of the warriors, v. 3, pt. 1, p. 85-101. 3222.09 
 
 See also histories of Germany and of Prussia. 
 Frederick William III. (king of Prussia, b. 1770, d. 
 
 1840). 
 
 — Eylert (R.F.) Keligious life and opinions of. 3062.25 
 
 Gibbon (F.) Public characters, v. 3, p. 182-226. . . . 3216.17 
 
 Mirabeau (H. G. B., comte de). Secret history of the court of 
 
 Berlin. 2 V. 1789 546.01 
 
 Zimmermann (J. G.) Interesting conversations, etc., 1799. 
 
 [Pamph., v. 13 ] • . . . . 6093.13 
 
 Frederic William IV. (king of Pi-ussia, d. 1861). 
 
 — Martineau (H.) Biographical sketches, 1869. 
 Freiligrath (Ferdinand von, German poet, b. 1810). 
 
 See Nat. quar. rev., v. 22, 1871; For. quar. rev., Jan., 1846; 
 histories of German literature, and Longfellow's Poets of 
 Europe. 
 Fremont (John 0., Amer. explorer, and presidential can- 
 didate in 1856, b. 1813). 
 
 — Bigelow(J.) Life of. 1856 3063.01 
 
 — Savage (J.) Our living representative men, 1860. . .3166.01 
 See also Atlantic mag., v. 9, 1862 (Hundred days in Missouri). 
 
 Fbeke i John Hookham, Engl, poet and diplomatist, b. 
 1769, d. 1816). 
 
 — Frere (Sir Bartle). Memoir of. [In J.H.F.'s Works.v. 1.] 1641.25 
 
 See also Oontem. rev., v. 19, 1872 (by James Davies) ; Ed. 
 rev.,v. 135, 1872 ; Eraser's mag., n. s.,v. 6, 1872; Gentlemen's 
 mag.. Mch. and Apl., 1846; Littell, 1872, v. 2 (from Macmil- 
 lan) ; Quar. rev., v. 132, 1872, or Littell, 1872, v. 1 ; N. A. 
 rev., v. 107, 1868 (by C E. Norton). 
 Fresnel (Angustin Jean, Fr. physicist, b. 1788, d. 1827). 
 
 — Arago (D. F. J.) Biographies, etc., v. 2 3263.11 
 
 Frobisher (Sir Martin, Engl, explorer, b. 1535 ? d. 1594). 
 
 — Southey (B.) Lives of the Brit, admirals, v. 6. . . . 3211.01 
 
 See also his name in general alphabet. 
 Froissart (Sir John, French historian, b. 1337, d. 1410). 
 
 — St. Leger (B. ) Frois-art and his times. 3 v. 3063.02 
 Fry (Elizabeth, Engl, philanthropist, b. 1780, d. 1845). 
 
 — Memoirs and letters. 2 v. Lond. , 1847. 8°. 3063.05 
 -- Eussell (W.) Extraordinary women 3263.19 
 
 — Sprague (W. B.) European celebrities 3262.08 
 
 See also article, with references, in M'Clintock and Strong. 
 Fuller (Andrew, Engl, baolist diuine, b. 1754, d. 181a). 
 
 — Foster (J.) Critical essays* v. 2, p. 396-411. 1856. . 2525.04 
 Fuller (Arthur B., chaplain in Amer. civil war, 1861-5, 
 
 b. 1822, d. 1862). 
 
 — Fuller (B. F.) Chaplain Fuller. 1863 3063.07 
 
 — Higginson (T. W.) Harvard memorial biogr., v. 1. . 8247.26 
 Fuller (Margaret), bee Ossoli (S. M. F. , marchesa d'). 
 Fuller (Thomas, Engl, churchman, historian, and hu- 
 morist, b. 1608, d. 1661). 
 
 — Eussell (A. T.) Memorial of. 1844. . . 3063.10 
 
 — Lawrence (E.) Lives of Brit, historians, v. 1. . . . 3262 03 
 
 — Bogers (H.) Life and writings of. [In his Beason and faith, 
 
 ek] . . 7 . . 3587.19 
 
 Note.— In Ed. rev., or Littell, v. 19, 1857. 
 See also Cornhill mag., v. 25, 1872 ; Eetrospective rev., v. 
 3, 1821. 
 Fulton (Bobert, American painter, inventor, and intro- 
 ducer of the steamboat, b. 1765, d. 1815). 
 
 — Howe (H.) Eminent mechanics, p. 156-187. 1852. . 3242.05 
 
 — Parton (J.) People's book of biography 3266.03 
 
 — Eenwick (J.) Life of. [Sparks' Am. biog., v. 10.] . 3241.10 
 . — Tuckerman (H. T.) Essays, biographical, etc. . . . 2544 15 
 ' — Wynne (J.) Lives of eminent men, etc 3242.01 
 
 See Mso J. C. Hauch's novel ' Bobert Fulton ' [212.48]. 
 Fulwell (Ulpian, English author and poet, b. 1546). 
 
 — Bell (E.) Lives of English poets, v. 2 3211.18 
 
 Fuseli or Fuessli (John Henry, Engl, painter and art 
 
 critic, b. 1738, d. 1825). 
 
 — Knowles (J. ) Life and writings of F. 3 v. 1831. 063. 11 
 
 — Cunningham (A.) Lives of Brit, painters, etc. v. 2. . 1431.02 
 
 — Timbs (J.) Anecdote biography, v. 2, p. 179-227. 1860. 3253.11 
 
 Gainsborough (Thom&B, English painter, 6.1727. d.1788). 
 
 — Fulcher (G. W.) Life of. 1856. . . . .3063.15 
 
 — Cunningham (A.) Lives of the British painters, v. 1. 1431.01 
 
 — Bedgrave (B. and S.) Century of painters, v. 1, 1866. . 1433.03 
 
 — Falrholt (F. W.) Homes of English artists, 1873. . .1436.23 
 
 — Timbs (J.) Anecdote biography, v. 2, p. 156-178. 1860. 3253.il 
 Galba (Servius Sulpicius, Roman emperor, 68-69 a.d.) 
 
 — Plutarch. Lives, v. 5 of 3146.17; v. 6 of 3145.22; v. 4 of 3145.08 
 
 See also CiEsARS, for other lives. 
 Galen (Claudius, Roman physician,b. 131, d. 200). 
 
 — Eussell (J. B.) Heroes of medicine. 
 
 Galiani (Ferdinando, abbe", Italian political economist, 6. 
 1728, d. 1787). 
 
 — Saiute-Beuve (0. A.) Oauseries de lundi, v. 2. . . . 7033.19 
 
 See also Atlantic v. 81, 1873 (by Edward Howland). 
 Galilei (Galileo, Italian philosopher, mathematician, and 
 astronomer, b. 1564, d. 1642). 
 
 — BethunefD.) Life of. Boston, 1832. 12°. [Libr. 
 
 of useful knowL] 3063.27 
 
 — Martin (T. H.) Galilee: les droits de la science et la 
 
 methode des sciences physiques. 1868. . 3063. 17 
 
 — Private life. Compiled principally from his corresp., 
 
 and that of hiB eldest daughter. L., 1870. 3063.16 
 
 — Brewster (Sir D.) Martyrs of science 3261.13 
 
 — Buckley (T. A.) Dawnings of genius, 1857 3263.24 
 
 — Delepiarre (O.) Historical difficulties, p. 148-161. 1868. 2521.27 
 
 — Edgar (J. G.) Boyhood of great men 3263.23 
 
 — Lives of eminent persons 3265.17 
 
 — Parton (J.) People's book of biography 3265.03 
 
 — Shelley (M. W.) Lives, etc., v. 2 3211.27 
 
 See also Macmillan, Dec, 1873 (G. and papal infallibility, 
 by S. Taylor) ; Nat. quar. rev., v. 12, 1866 (G. and his dis- 
 coveries) ; North Brit, rev., 33, 1860 (Martyrdom of G.) 
 
 Gallatin (Albert, Amer. statesman, b. 1761, d. 1819). 
 
 — Maury (S. M.) Statesmen of America. 1847 3243.06 
 
 See also Duyckinck, v. 1. 
 Gallaudet (T. H., principal of Hartford deaf and dumb 
 asylum, b. 1787, d. 1851). 
 
 — Barnard (H.) Tribute to. 2d ed. 1859. . 3063.22 
 
 See also N. A. rev., v. 87, 1858. 
 Gallitzin (Demetrius Augustine, Russian prince, and 
 catholic missionary in Cambria Co., Pa., b. 1770, 
 d. 1840). 
 
 — Brownson(S. M.) Life of. 1873 3063.18 
 
 See also N. A. rev., v. 88, 1859. 
 Gallus (Cneius Cornelius, Roman poet and courtier in 
 reign of Augustus, b. about 66, d. 25 B.C.) 
 
 — Berwick (E.) Lives, etc. 1814 3021.17 
 
 Galt (John, Scotch novelist and author, b. 1779, d. 1839). 
 
 — Autobiography. 2v.ini. Phil., 1833. 12°. 3063.14 
 
 — Jerdan (Wm.) Men I have known 3222.05 
 
 . Sprague (W. B.) Visit to European celebrities. . . . 3H62 08 
 
 Thomson (Mrs. K. B.) Literary characters, v. 2. . 3253.31 
 
 Gambetta (Leon, Fr. statesman, b. 1838). 
 
 Men of the third republic. 1873 3252.27 
 
 — Gentleman's mug., May, 1875. 
 
 Gambier (James, lord; Engl, admiral, b. 1756, d. 1733). 
 
 — Chatterton (G.) Memorials of. 2 v. 1 861. 3063.20 
 Gamon (Achille, French official, lfith century). 
 
 — Memoires, 1560-86. [Petitot. 1 ser. , v. 34]. 5121.34 
 Ganganelli. See Clement XIV., [pope). 
 
 Gannett (Ezra Stiles, unitarian minister of Boston, 
 Mass., b. 1801, d. 1872). 
 
 — Gannett (W. C.) E. S. Gannett. A memoir. 3063.26 
 Ctanning (W. E.) Sermon at tire ordination of, June 30, 1824. 
 
 3581.26 
 
 Gardiner (Col. James, killed at Preston Pans, in 1745). 
 
 — Doddridge (P. ) Some remarkable passages in the 
 
 life of. 1796 3063.23 
 
 See Scott's Waverly for a circumstantial account of his death. 
 Garibaldi (Giuseppe, Hal. patriot and general, b. 1807). 
 
 — Life. By himself Tr. by T. Dwight. New York, 
 
 1859. 12° «J64-01 
 
 — Lever (C.) Cornelius O'Dowd upon men, etc., v. 1, p. 43, 123. 
 
 ■iQj>j 2533.29 
 
 Atlantic, v. 7, 186l' (Glimpses of G.) ; N. A. rev., v. 92, 
 1861 ; West, rev., v. 72, 1859 ; v. 75, 1861, or Littell, 1860, 
 v. 4 (Cavour and G.) 
 Garrick (David, English actor, and dramatist, b- 1716, 
 d. 1779). 
 
 — Private correspondence. With notes and a new 
 
 memoir[byJ.Boaden]. 2 v. L, 1831. 4°. 3068.11 
 _ Davies (Th.) Memoirs of. 2 v. 1780. . -3064.02 
 -Fitzgerald^ Life of. 2 v. 1868. . . • 3063.24 
 
 — Memoires. [In Barriere (E.) Bibl. des mem v. 
 
 g -i DUf.Ob 
 
 — Murohv (A.) Life of. 2 v. 1801. . . . 3064.04 
 
 — Sw lives of the players, v. 1, p. 247-289. 1831. . 3263.03 
 
 In asking for books, use the "Book Orders," giving the AUTHOB'S NAME, the first nart of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
148 
 
 BIOG-RAPHY (INDIVIDUAL ) : Garrick to Gibbon. 
 
 Gabeick: (David) continued. 
 
 — Thomson (K. B.) Garrick and Mrs. Clive. [In her Celebrated 
 
 friendships, v. 2, p. 219-279. 1861.) 3253.24 
 
 See also Fortnightly rev., v. 16, 1871, or Littell, 1871, v. 2 
 (Old criticism on old players, by R. B. Lytton) ; Littell, 
 1868, v. 1 (A manager's end) ; Quar. rev., v. 125, 1868 
 Gaebison (William Lloyd, Arner. abolitionist and re- 
 former, b. 1805). 
 
 — Lyman (T.) Papers relating to the Garrison mob. . 3063.28 
 
 — Stowe (H. E. B.) Men of our times 3265.02 
 
 Garth (Sir Samuel, Engl, physician and poet, b. 1672, 
 
 d. 1719). 
 
 — Johnson (S.) Lives of the English poets, v. 1. . . .3263.01 
 Gasjolll i Mrs. Eliz. C, Engl, novelist, b.l810(?), d.1865). 
 
 — Greg (W. It.) Essays, v. 1, p. 344-89. 1853 2526.23 
 
 See also Brit, guar, rev., April, 1867, or Littell, v. 2, 1867 ; 
 North Brit, rev., May, 1853 ; Gentleman's mag., Feb., 1866. 
 
 Gaspakin (Agenor Etienne, comte de, b. 1810, d. 1871). 
 
 See N. A. rev., v. 95, 1862. 
 Gassendi (Pierre, Erenah philosopher and physicist, b. 
 1592, d. 1655). 
 
 — Edgar (J. G. The boyhood of great men 3263.22 
 
 Gaunt (John of). See John of Gaunt. 
 
 Gautier (Theophile, French author, b. 1811, d. 1872). 
 
 See Atlantic, v. 21, 1868 (by E. Benson ; N. A. rev., April, 
 1873 (by H. James, jr.) 
 Gat (Joim, Engl, poet and dramatist, b. 1G88, d. 1732). 
 
 — Howitt (W.) Homes of British poets, v. 1 953.23 
 
 — Johnson (S.) Lives of the English poets, v. 2. . . . 3263.02 
 
 - — Thackeray (W. M.) English humourists 3252.13 
 
 Geluekt (Christian ¥., German author, b. 1715, d. 1769). 
 
 — Douglas (Mrs.) Life of. 1805 3063.31 
 
 Genet (Edruond Charles, Fr. ambassador to U. S. in 
 
 1792, b. 17-65, d. 1835). 
 
 See Atlantic, v. 31, 1873 (Exploits of, in V. S., by J. Partou). 
 Genghis Khan (Asiatic conqueror, b. 1164, d. 1227). 
 
 — Abbott (J.) History of. 1870 3063.29 
 
 — History of, 1163-1227. [CJniv. hist., v. 4.] . 405.24 
 Genin (Thomas H., of Ohio, lawyer and anti-slavery re- 
 former, b. 1796, d. 1868). 
 
 — Biographical sketch. [Prefixed to his Writings.] . . 6037.19 
 Genlis (Stephanie Felieite, comtesse de, Fr. authoress, 
 
 b. 1746, d. 1830). 
 
 — Memoirs. Written by herself. 8 v. London, 1825-26. 
 
 1-j. 3064-06 
 
 Same. New York, 1825. 8° 3063.30 
 
 — Kavanagh (J.) French women of letters, v. 2. . . . 3262.14 
 
 — Bussed (W.) Eccentric personages 3264.U3 
 
 Extraordinary women . . 3263.19 
 
 Gent (Mr. Thomas, printer, of York, England, b. 1691, 
 d. 177b). 
 
 — Life. By himself. London, 1832. 8°. .3064.14 
 Gentz (Friedrich von, German statesman, 6.1764, (11832). 
 
 — Hayward (A.) Essays, n. s., v. 1, 1873 2528.17 
 
 See also Ed. rev., v. 117, 1863 ; National rev., v. 14, 1862. 
 rrTaoTTFr.nY-S a tnt- Htt.a m T-. (Etieniie, French naturalist, 
 b. 1772, d. 1814). 
 
 — Flourens (11. J. P.) Memoir of. (Sm. rep., 1861.] . . 3936 16 
 
 — Knox (It.) Great anatomists, etc.' 1862 1454.19 
 
 See also Westm. rev., Jan., 1854. 
 Geoefeoy-Saint-Hllaire (Isidore, French naturalist, b. 
 1805, d. 1861) . 
 
 — Quatiel'ages de Breau (J. L. A.) Memoir of. [Sra. 
 
 rep., 1862.] 3936.17 
 
 Geobge I. (king of England, b. 1660, d. 1727). 
 
 — Walpole (Horace). Beminiseenees. 1818. 3175.22 
 — Same. [In his Walpoliana. 1830.] 6216.12 
 
 — Dorau (J.) Princes of Wales 3253.21 
 
 — Thackeray (W. M.) Four Georges 3065.03 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 69 (Lady Cowper's diary reviewed). 
 See below Geoeues, and Sophia Dobothea ; also histories 
 of England, particularly that of earl Stanhope, dating from 
 the peace of Utrecht. 
 George 11. (king of England, b. 1683, d. 1760). 
 
 — Oliphant [Mrs. M. O.W.) Hist, sketches of the reign of. 3064 18 
 
 Bepr. from Blackwood's mag., v. 103-106. 
 
 — Thackeray (W. M.) Four Georges. 1860 3065.03 
 
 — Walpole (H. ) Memoirs of the reign of George II. 
 
 3 v. 1864 3064.15 
 
 Bemin.scences. 1818 3175.22 
 
 Same. [In his Walpoliana. 1830.] 6216.12 
 
 See also Quar. rev., v. 128, 1870, or Littell. 
 See also lives of Caroline Wilhelmina Dorothea ; — 
 Geoeges ;— Walpole [Sir Bobert) ; and histories of Eng- 
 land, more especially Stanhope's, and Knight's Popular 
 history, v. 6. 
 Gjsobqe HI. (Icing of England, b. 1738, d. 1820). 
 
 — Correspondence with Lord North from 1758 to 1783. 
 
 Introd. and notes, by W. B. Donne. 2 v. Lon., 
 18'67. 8°. 3064.21 
 
 — Adolpnus (J. ) History of. From the accession to 
 
 the decease of. 7 v. 484.01 
 
 — Brougham' (H., lord). Historical sketches of states- 
 
 men. 2v. 1854. 3024.06 
 
 Same. 3 v. 1855-56 3024.06a 
 
 — Brougham (H. ) Lives of men of letters of the time 
 
 of. Lond.., 1855. 12°. 3024.04 
 
 — Gozlan (L. )' George III. et Caroline de Brunswick, 
 
 1852 7022.14 
 
 — Grenville (B. T. N. B. C, duke of Buckingham and 
 
 Ghandos). Memoirs of the court of England, dur- 
 ing the Begency, 1811-1820. 2 v. 1856. . 3064.29 
 Reviewed in Quar. rev., v. 92, 1853. 
 
 — Jesse (J. H ) Memoirs of the life and reign of. 3 v. 
 
 1867 3064.23 
 
 — Massey (W. ) History of England during the reign 
 
 of. [1745-1802.] 4v. 1855 454.11 
 
 — Phillimore (J. G. ) History of England during the 
 
 reign of. v. 1, 1863. [No more published.] 3064.26 
 Reviewed in Ed. rev., 118, 1863. 
 
 — Walpole (H.) Journal of the reign of. 1771-83. Ed. 
 
 by Dr. Doran. 2 v. 1859 3065.05 
 
 — Wraxall (Sir N.W.j Hist, mem., 1772-83. 4v. 3187.05 
 Posthumous memoirs, 1783-89. 3 v. . 3187.08 
 
 — Brougham (S.,lord). Contributions, ete.,v. 1, p. 185-407. 2517.06 
 
 — Delany [Mrs. M.) Beminiseenees of G. and Charlotte. [In her 
 
 Autobiography, 2d ser., 1862.] 3047.16 
 
 — Doran (J.) Princes of Wales 3253 21 
 
 — Percy anecdotes, v. 4, 1823 6211.04 
 
 — Thackeray (W. M.) Four Georges. 1860 3065.03 
 
 See also Blackwood, v. 101, 1867 (Was George HI. a con- 
 stitutional king 1) Ed. rev., v. 126, 1867 (Early administra- 
 tion of) ; Fraser's, v. 45, 1852 ; Quar. rev., v. 122, 1867, or 
 Littell, 1867 (Character of) ; Winslow's Jour, of psy. med., 
 v. 10, 1857 (Insanity of) ; Medical critic, v. 2, 1862 (Earl Stan- 
 hope's account of his insanity). 
 
 See also collateral lives of Caeoline [Queen) ; — Gecege 
 IV".; — Geoeges; — Pitt (Wm., earl of Chalham): — Fox (C J); 
 — Rockingham ; — Gbenville ; Addington, Malmesbuey ; 
 etc.; — England (History); and Junius. 
 Geoege IV. (king of England, b. 1762, d. 1830). 
 
 — Banvard (J. ) Private life of a king ; suppressed 
 
 memoirs. 1875 3065.02 
 
 — Bury (Lady C.) Diary illustrative of the times of 
 
 George the fourth, with letters, etc. \_anon. ] 2 v. 
 London, 1838. 8 3 3065.08 
 
 — Croly (G.) Life and times of. ... . 3065.01 
 
 — Grenville (E. T. N. B. 0., 2d duke of Buckingham 
 
 and Ghandos). Memoirs of the court of. 1820- 
 
 30. 2v. 1859 3065.06 
 
 Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 110. 
 
 — Greville (C. C. F. ) The Greville memoirs. 2 v. 
 
 1C75 3072.22 
 
 — Huish (R.) Memoirs of George IV. 2 v. 3065.10 
 
 — Nayler (Sir G. ) 'Coronation of George IV. [Plates.] 
 
 — Wallace (W.) Life and reign of. 3 v. 1831. 3065.12 
 
 — Brougham (H., lord). Geo. IV. and queen Caroline. [In his 
 
 Contrib , etc., v. I.] 2517.06 
 
 Statesmen, etc., v. 2. Bohn's ed 3024.07 
 
 — Doran (J.) Princes of Wales 3253.21 
 
 — Thackeray (W. M.) The lour Georges. 1860. . . . 3065.03 
 
 See also Ed. rev., v. 108 (The Regency). 
 
 See also in this class, lives of Geoeges ^he Four); — Caro- 
 line (queen of George IV.); — Chaelotte [princess of Wales;; 
 — Fitzheebeet [Mrs. M. A) ;— Canning (George). 1'he best 
 general histories covering this reign are Stanhope's, and 
 Knight's Popular history, v. 6-8. 
 Geoeges (The Four ; kings of England). 
 
 — Georgian era; memoirs of eminent persons in Great 
 
 Britain. 4 v. 1832-34 3216.05 
 
 — Schmucker (S.M.) Hist, of the four Georges. 3064.31 
 
 — Thackeray (W.M.) The four Georges. 1867. 3252.12 
 Same. [In his Miscellanies, v. 4. Boston ed.] . . 255.64 
 
 — Wright (T.) Caricature history of. [1868.] 3065.01 
 Gessner (Salomon, Swiss poet and artist, b.1730, d.1787). 
 --- Memoirs, principally by Hollinger. [In his Works, 
 
 v. 1.] 5037.05 
 
 Geste (Edmund, bp. of Salisbury, b. 1514, d. 1578). 
 
 — Dugdale (H. G. ) Life of. 1840 3065.15 
 
 Gibbon (Edward, Engl, historian, b. 1737, d. 1794). 
 
 — Life [by himself], with selections from his oorresp., 
 
 by H. H. Milman 3065.16 
 
 Same. London, [n.d.] 12° 3065.17 
 
 Same. Memoirs, etc. [Miscel. works, 1840.] 5038.09 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL): Gibbous to Goldoni 
 
 149 
 
 — Bagehot (W.) Estimates, etc 2517 24 
 
 — Brongham (H., lord). Men of letters, etc. '. '. '. ' ' S024 04 
 
 — Edgar (J. G.) Boyhood of great raen. ... ' '326322 
 
 — Lawrence (E.) Lives of the British historians, v. 2 '. 3262 04 
 
 — Sainte-Beuve (C. A.) English portraits. . . 3262 '30 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 46, 1852, or Eclectic 'v. '27 1852 
 Gibbs (Josiah VV\, Anier. philologist, b. 1790, d. 1861). 
 
 — Fisher (G. P.) Commemorative discourse. [New Englander, v. 
 
 19, 18G1.J 
 
 Gibson (David Cooke, English artist, b. 1827, d. 1856). 
 
 — Straggles of a young artist : memoir, by a brother 
 
 artist. London, 1858. 16°. 30o5.'2j 
 
 Gibson (John, English sculptor, b. 1791, d. 1866). 
 
 — Life. Ed. by Lady Eastlake. L., 1870. 8°. 3065.23 
 
 See also Cornhill mag., v. 17 ; Ed. rev., v. 131 1870 
 Gitpoed (Win., English critic, b. 1757, d. 1826). 
 
 — Hazlitt (W.) Spirit of the age. p. 163-79. 1857. . . 2531 07 
 
 — Shoemakers. Lives, etc. [anon.] 1849 3261 15 
 
 Gillies (Hubert Pearse, Scotch author, b. 1812, d. 1858) 
 
 — Memoirs of a literary veteran, 1794-1849. 3 v. Lon- 
 
 don 1851. 12° 306 5. 18 
 
 Gilson (Helen L., hospital nurse in civil war. 1861-5 
 b. 1835, d. 1866 ?). 
 
 — Clapp {Mrs. P. M.) in Old and New, April, May, 1872. 
 Giotto Angiolotto (Bondone, Florentine artist, 6. 1276 
 
 d. 1336). 
 
 — Buckley (T. A.) Dawnings of genius. 1857. . . . 3263 24 
 
 — Clement (Mrs. C. E.) Painters, sculptors, etc. 1874. . 141 305 
 
 — Jameson {Mrs. O.) Early Italian painters. . . 1435 09 
 
 — TyUer (Sarah). Old masters ' 1431 '35 
 
 See also Lanzi's History, etc., and Vasari's Lives', etc 
 Gibabd (Stephen, American merchant, b. 1750, d.'l831). 
 
 — Arey (H. W.) Girard college and its founder. . . . 6211 02 
 
 — Hunt (P.) American merchants, vl 1 8244 10 
 
 — Parton (J.) Famous Americans .' 3245 16 
 
 Kepr. from N. A. rev., v. 100, 1865. 
 
 — Wood (G. B.) Hist, and biogr. memoirs. 1872. . . 2548 01 
 Gibakdin (ErniL di, French journalist, b. 1804). 
 
 — Men of the third republic. 1873. . 3252 27 
 
 — Bhodes (Albert) in Galaxy, Dec, 1874. 
 
 See also Harper's monthly, v. 15 and v. 16. 
 Gibakdin {Mine. Emile de, formerly " Delphine Gay," 
 French authoress, b. 1804, d. 1855). 
 
 — ChaUice (Dr.) French authors at home, v. 1-2. 1864. 3266 10 
 GrosTi (Giuseppe, Italian poet, b. 1809, d. 1850). 
 
 — Horner (S. ) The Tuscan poet Giusti, and his times. 
 
 1864 3065.25 
 
 See also North Brit, rev., v. 41, 1864, or Littell, v. 37, 1853. 
 Gladstone (Wm. Ewart, English statesman, financier, 
 orator, and author, b. 1809). 
 
 — A chapter of autobiography. L., 1868. 8°. 3065.27 
 
 — Kent (C.) The Gladstone government : being cab- 
 
 inet pictures, [anon.] 1869 3065.28 
 
 — McGilchrist iJ.) Life of . [1869.]. . . .3065.26 
 
 — British statesmen, p. 220-239. 1854 3252.07 
 
 — Higgiuson (T. W.) English statesmen, 1875. . . . 3221.13 
 
 — Hutton (B. H.) Studies in parliament, p. 13-21. 1866. 3252 19 
 
 — Kebbel (T. E.) English statsmen, p. 139-152. 1868. . 3222 01 
 
 — McCarthy (J.) Modern leaders 3257 16 
 
 — Maddyn (D. O.) Chiefs of parties, v. 2. 1859. . .3262.07 
 
 — Reirt (T. W.) Cabinet portraits, p. 17-28. 1872. . . 3252 26 
 
 — Kitchie (J. E ) British senators 3252.20 
 
 — Smiles (S.) Brief biographies. 1861 3263.16 
 
 See also Blackw. mag., v. 97, 1865 (2 art.) Harper's 
 monthly, v. 18 ; and v. 33 (by M. D. Conway); Brit. qu. rev., 
 July, 1869. 
 Glendowsb or Glyndwb (Owen or Owain, Welsh chief- 
 lain, b. 1349, d. 1415). 
 
 — Parry (J. H.) Cambrian Plutarch, p. 229-272. 1834. . 3216.20 
 
 See also histories of Wales (in class Countries). 
 Gloves (Jean, Scotch poet, b. 1758, d. 1801). 
 
 — Tytler (S.) and Watson (J. L.) Songstresses of Scotland, v. 1. 
 _, 1871 3251.06 
 
 Glover (Eichard, English poet and scholar, 6. 1712, d. 
 1785;. 
 
 — Memoirs, 1742-1757. L., 1814. 8°. . . .3065.30 
 Gluck (Johann Christoph, German musical composer, 
 
 b. 1714, d. 1787). 
 
 — Crowest(F.) Great tone-poets. 1874 1561.34 
 
 — Fetis (F. J.) Biogr. des musiciens, v. 4 1565.04 
 
 — Haweis (H. R.) Music and morals 1562.24 
 
 Bepr. from Contem. rev., v. 7-8, 1872. 
 Godfbey de Bouillon (1st crusader, duke of Lorraine, 
 king of Jerusalem, b. 1058? d. 1100). 
 
 — Hewlett (H. G.) The heroes of Europe 3263.25 
 
 See also Michaud's [6623.14], and Mills's [6623.20], histories 
 of the crusades. 
 Note — Godfrey is the hero of Tasso's ' Jerusalem delivered.' 
 Godolphin (Mrs. Margaret, exemplary English woman, 
 
 b. 1652, & 1678). 
 -Evelyn (J.) Life of. Ed. by S. Lord. 1864. 3066.28 
 
 Godoy (Manuel de, prime minister of Charles IV. 01 
 Spam, b. 1767, d. 1828;. J 
 
 — Memoirs. By himself. 2 v. L., 1836. 8°. . 3066 31 
 Godkio (Hermit saint of Finchale, d. 1170). 
 
 — Reginald, monk of Durham. De vita et miraoulis S 
 
 Godrici. [Surteessoc] 5116 24 
 
 Godwin (Mary Wollstonecraft, wife of Wm. G., English 
 authoress, and writer on "women's rights," b. 1759, 
 
 — Godwin (W.) Memoirs of. 1798. . . . 6215 14 
 Same. 1801 306529 
 
 — Elwood (A. K.) Literary ladies of England, v. 2,'p. 125-154. 
 
 I°43 3253 22 
 
 See also Harper's monthly, v , 35. 
 Godwin (Wm., English novelist, and social and political 
 theorist, b. 1756, d. 1836). 
 
 — Autobiog., memoirs, and corresp. L. , 1874. 3065 24 
 ~ S 6 ?»7™T (TO. Essays on the poets, etc., p. 205-217. 2522.06 
 
 — Hazlitt (W.) Spirit 01 the age, p. 17-35. 1857. . . .253107 
 
 — luckerinan (H. T.) Characteristics, v. 2, p. 255-82. 2544 10 b 
 
 See also Harper's monthly, v. 38 (by M. D. Conway, lilus.) 
 Goethe (Johann Wolfgang von, German poet, dramatist 
 and scientist, b. 1749, d. 1832). 
 
 — Characteristics. From the German of Falk, von 
 
 Muller, &c, with notes, by Sarah Austen. ' 2 v 
 Phil, 1841. 12° 3066.14 
 
 — Conversations of Goethe with Eckermann and Soret. 
 
 Prom the German , by J. Oxenford. New ed L 
 „ 1874 ' ^°- 3066.25 
 
 — Correspondence between Schiller and Goethe 1794- 
 
 1805. Tr. by G.H. Calvert. N.Y., 1815. 12°. 3156.06 
 
 — Letters to Leipzig friends. Ed. by Otto John. Tr. 
 
 by R. Slater, jr. London, 1866. J2 C . . . 3066.20 
 
 — Opinions on the world, mankind, literature, science, 
 
 and art. Tr. by O. Wenckstern. L., 1853. 3066.21 
 
 — Truth and poetry from my own life, or autobiogra- 
 
 phy. Ed. by P. Godwin. 2 v. NIT., 1850. 3066.10 
 
 — Arnim (Bettine von). Goethe's correspondence with 
 
 a child. Boston, 1859 3066.18 
 
 Same. 3v.ini. Berlin, 1839. . . .3066.19 
 
 Note — A sentimental fictitious rhapsody. Reviewed in 
 Atlantic monthly, v. 31, 1873. 
 
 — Browning (H. C.) Life of Goethe. 2 v. in 1. 3066.24 
 
 — Calvert (G. H.) Goethe : his life and works. 3066.22 
 
 — Lewes (G.H.) Life and works of. 2 v. .3066.08 
 
 Same. 2 v. 1856 3066.06 
 
 Story of Goethe's life. 1873 3066.23 
 
 — Menclelssohn-Bartholdy (K. ) Goethe and Mendels- 
 
 sohn. (1821-1831.) From the German, by M. E. 
 von Glehn. 1872 3123.20 
 
 — Carlyle (T.) Essays 2517.12 
 
 — Characteristics of men of genius, v. 1, p. 275-316. . .2516.19 
 
 — De Quincey (T.) Biographical essays, p. 229-264. 1851. 2522.04 
 
 — Dowden (E.) Philosophy of. [Contem., rev., v. 6, 1867.] 
 
 — Emerson (R.W.) Goethe; or, the writer. [In Hep. men.] 2524.09 
 
 — Godwin (P.) Out of the past, p. 341-67. 1870. . . . 2.326.18 
 
 — Gostwick (J.) and Harrison (R.) Outlines of Germ. lit. 2732.11 
 
 — Hedge (F. H.) *Prose writers of Germany . . . 2735.01 
 
 — Helmholtz )H.) On G. 's scientific researches. [In his Popular 
 
 lectures, 1873.] 3915.16 
 
 — Hutton lit. H.) Essays, V. 2 2533.00 
 
 — Masson (D.) Goethe s devil.— Shakespeare and Goethe. [In 
 
 his Three devils, etc.] 2536.30 
 
 — Merivale(H.) Voltaire, Rousseau, and Goethe. [In his Hist, stu- 
 dies.] 2535.30 
 
 — Ossoli (Margaret Fuller, marchesa d'). Life without, etc. 2525 08 
 
 — Vaughan (R. A.) Essays and remains, v. 2. 1868. .2514.23 
 
 See also Blackwood's mag., v. 112, 1872 ; Ed. rev., v. 106, 
 1857, or Littell, v. 18, 1857 (Character and moral influence) ; 
 Fraser's, v. 52, 1855 (Life and works of) ; Macmillan, 
 Dec, 1873 (Religion of G., by A. Schwartz) ; Nat. quar. rev., 
 v. 5, 1862 (Works and influence of) ; Nat. rev., v. 18, 1864, 
 or Littell, v. 14 (G.'s corresp.) ; North Brit, rev., v. 38, 1863 
 (Scientific biography of) ; Temple bar, Sept., 1874 (U. and 
 Mendelssohn) ; Westm. rev., v. 58, 1852, or Eclectic mag., 
 v. 27, 1852 (G. as a man of science) ; July, 1874 (G. and 
 Mill, a contrast) ; numerous references in Poole's Index, 
 and on p. 226 of ' Table generale ' de la Revue des deux 
 mnndes. See a/50 Literature (German.) 
 
 In fiction see Alide, by E. Lazarus [213.90] ; and two of 
 Miss Mtlhlbach's novels—' Old Fritz ' and ' Goethe and 
 Schiller.' 
 Gofm (Wm., Gromwellian general and regicide judge of 
 Charles I. , b. about 1605, d. 1679). 
 
 — Stiles (E.) History, etc. 1794 3243.09 
 
 — Warren (I. P. ) Three judges. 1873. . .3243.11 
 Goldoni (Carlo, Hal. comic dramatist, b. 1707, d. 1793). 
 
 — Memoirs. Tr. by J. Black. 2 v. L., 1814. 8°. 3067.0.1 
 
 — Shelley (M. W.) Lives, etc., v. 2 3211.26 
 
 la asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the ATJ fHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
150 
 
 BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : Goldschmidt to Grant. 
 
 Goldschmidt (Jenny, formerly Jenny Lind, Swedish 
 singer, b. 1821). 
 
 — Clayton (E. C.) Queens of song 3265.10 
 
 Moscheles (I.) Recent music and musicians. . . 1563.28 
 
 Ossoli (S. M. F. a'). Women in the 19th cent. . . . 6823 03 
 
 — Tuckerman (H. T.) Essays, biographical, etc. . . . 2544.15 
 
 — You have heard of them, p. 212-219. 1854. . . . 3222.15 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 68, 1863. 
 Goldsmith (Oliver, British poet, essayist, and miscel. 
 writer, b. 1728, d. 1774). 
 
 — Forster(J.) Life and times of. 1855.. .3066.01 
 
 Beviewed in Quar. rev., v. 95, 1864, or Littell, v. 7, 1854. 
 
 — Irving (W. i Oliver Goldsmith : a biography. 3066.04 
 Same. 1859 3066.05 
 
 — Bulwer-Lytton (E. a.) Prose works, v. 1, p. 49-89. . 2514.23 
 
 — Cary (H. F.) EngliBh poets, p. 222-246. 1846. . . . 3263.05 
 
 — DeQuin.ey (T.) Essays on the poets, p. 99-145. . .2522,06 
 
 — Forsyth (Wm.) Novels and novelists 2752.30 
 
 — Giles (H.) Lectures and essays, v. 1, p. 210-58. 1851. 2626.04 
 
 — Howitt (Wm.) Homes of British poets, v. 1. ... 953.23 
 
 — Lawrence (E.) Lives of British historians, v. 2. . 3262.04 
 
 — Macaulay (T. B.) Essays, v. 6. 1859 2536.20 
 
 Life of G.; with anecdotes, collected by J. Mitford. [In 
 
 Goldsmith's Poet, woiks, 1862.] 1644.15 
 
 — Scott (Sir W.) Novelists, [in Ms Works, V. 6, 10. 1833. 5065.18 
 
 — Thackeray (W. M.) English humorists, p. 228-271. . 3252 13 
 
 — Timbs (J.) Wits and humourists, v. 1, p. 251-330. 1862. 3252.14 
 
 — Windsor (A. L.) Ethiea, p. 285-322. 1860 2547 01 
 
 See also Harper's mag., v. 14 ; v. 48 (by G. M. Towle, illus.) 
 Gongoba y Argote (Luis, Spanish poet, b. ll>61, d. 1637). 
 
 — Churton (E. ) Gongora : an hist, and critical essay. 
 
 With translations. 2 v. 1862 3067.05 
 
 — Shelley (M. W.) Lives, ete., v. 3 3211.26 
 
 Gonzalvo, or Goncalo de Cobdova y Agdtlae (Her- 
 nandez, ' the great captain, ' Spanish commander, b. 
 1443, d. 1515). 
 
 — Brant6me (P.) Hommes illus., [CEuvres, v. 1.] . . . 5021.14 
 
 — James (G. P. E.) Memoirs of great commanders. .3263.26 
 
 — Qumtana (At. J.) Memoirs of. From the Spanish, 
 
 by J. Russell. 1851 3067.09 
 
 Same. [In Preston ( T. E.) Lives, etc. 1833.] . 3212.14 
 
 — Wilson (J. G.) Sketches, etc. 1874 3222.16 
 
 See also Irving's Conquest of Granada, [215.32]. 
 Goodell (Wm., missionary). 
 
 — Prime (E. D. G.) Foriy years in the Turkish em- 
 
 pire, or memoirs of W. G. 1875. . . . 1033.19 
 Goodbich (Rev. Charles Augustus, Amer. religious and 
 miscellaneous author, b. 1790, d. 1862). 
 
 — Woolsey (T. D.) Discourse commemorative of C. A. G., [New 
 
 Englander, v. 18, I860.] 
 Goodeich (Samuel Griswold, " Peter Parley," b. 1793, 
 d. 1860). 
 
 — Recollections of a life-time. 2 v. N. Y., 1856. 3067.07 
 GooDXEAB (Charles, inventor of vulcanized rubber, b. 1800, 
 
 d. 1860). 
 
 — Pierce (B. K.) Trials of an inventor ; life and dis- 
 
 coveries of. 1866 3067.04 
 
 — Parton (J.) Famous Americans 3245.16 
 
 Note.— Article repr. from N. A. rev., v. 101, 1865. 
 
 See also New Englander, v. 18, 1860 (Dr. Dutton's Dis- 
 course on 0. G.) 
 Goedon (George Hamilton, 4J/i earl of Aberdeen, British 
 statesman, b. 1784, d 1860). 
 
 — Adams (W. H. D.) Men at the helm 3222.14 
 
 — British statesmen, p. 7-43. 1854 3252.07 
 
 Goedon (Jane,ducAess of ', formerly Miss Maxwell, d.1812). 
 
 — Thomson (K. B.) Queens of society, v. 1. ... 3262.16 
 Gordon (Lady Alex. Duff., daughter of Sara Austin, 
 
 Engl, authoress, b. 1821, d. 1S69). 
 See Macmillan, v. 30, 1874. 
 Goedon ( Patrick, Russian field-marshal, of Scotch ori- 
 gin, b. 1635, d. 1699). 
 
 — Ellesniore (Earl of). Essays, p. 433-455. 1858. . . 2528.08 
 
 See also Blackwood's mag., v. 89, 1861 ; Ed. rev., v. 104 
 1856 ; Quar. rev.,v. 90, 1852. 
 Goedon (Pryse Lockhart, Scotch gentleman, b. 1762). 
 
 — Personal memoirs ; or, reminiscences of men and 
 
 manners. 2 v. L. ,1830. 8 3 3066.29 
 
 Goedon (William, viscount Keumure, ex. 1716). 
 
 — Thomson (K. B.) Memoirs of the Jacobites, v. 2. . 3172.12 
 Goeton (Samuel, 1st settler of Warwick, R. I., d. 1677). 
 
 — M^ckie (J. M.) Life of. [Sparks' Am. biog., v. 15.] 
 
 3241.01 
 GSschen (George Joachim, Engl, politician and writer 
 on finance, b. 1831). 
 
 — Hutton (B. H.) Studies in parliament, p. 139-149. 1866. 3252.19 
 Gottschalk (Louis Moreau, Amer. pianist, b. 1829, d. 
 
 1869). 
 
 — Hensel(0.) Life and letters of. 1870. .3067.03 
 
 See also Harper's monthly, v. 25, p. 418. 
 
 Gough (John B., Amer. temperance lecturer, b. 1817). 
 
 — Autobiography and personal recollections. Spring- 
 
 field, (Mass.) 1869. 8° 3068.05 
 
 See also Harper's monthly, v. 17, p. 266. 
 Gouenay (Marie ie Jars de, writer and wit, b. 1566, d. 
 
 1645). 
 
 Kavanagh (J.) French women of letters, v. 1. . . 3262.13 
 
 Goubville (Jean Herault, sieur de, French financier and 
 
 diplomatist under Louis XIV., b. 1625, d. 1703). 
 
 — Memoires, 1642-98. [Petitot. 2ser.,v52.] 503.30 
 Goydeb (David George, Engl phrenologist, b. 1796). 
 
 — My battle for life. Autobiography of a phrenologist, 
 
 1857 5431.19 
 
 Gbaoohus (Caius Sempronius, and Tiberius Sempro- 
 nius, Roman tribunes, 2d centuryB.o.) 
 
 See Eclectic mag., v. 26, 1852 (by Prof. Creasy ; from Bent- 
 ley's miscellany) ; Fraser's mag., v. 75, 1867 ; Plutarch's 
 Lives, v. 4 of 3146.17; v. 5 of 3145.22; v. 4 of 3145.08 ; Eliot's 
 Liberty of Borne, v. 2 [436.06] ; Niebuhr's Lectures ou 
 Boman history, v. 1-2 [433.12]. 
 Gbaham (Catharine, formerly Mis. Macaulay, English 
 authoress, b. 1733, d. 1791;. 
 
 — Lawrence (E.) Lives of British historians, v. 2. . . 3262.04 
 Gbaham (James, marquis of Montrose, partisan of the 
 
 Stuarts, Scotch general, b. 1612, ex. 1650). 
 
 — Napier (Mark). Montrose and the covenanters. 
 
 •Z v. 1838 3124.21 
 
 — Wishart (G. ) Memoirs of. 1756 3124.28 
 
 — Cust (E.) Lives of the warriors, v. 2, pt. 2, p. 431-540. 3222.08 
 
 See N. A. rev., v. 94, 1862. In fiction see Scott's Legend 
 of Montrose, and Aytoun's poem, ' The execution of Mont- 
 rose ' in his Lays.' [1613.16.] 
 Gbaham (Sir James Robert George, Engl, statesman, b. 
 1792, d. 1861). 
 
 — British statesmen, p. 169-219. 1854 3252.07 
 
 Blackwood's mag., v. 93, 1863. 
 Gbaham (John, of Claverhouse, viscount Dundee, Scotch 
 officer, b. about 1650, d. 1689). 
 
 — Memoir of Dundee and the Highland clans ; with 
 
 an account of his officers. With the massacre of 
 Glencoe. [anon.] London, 1818. 12°. . 3071.12 
 
 — Aytoun (W. E.) Examination of statements in Macaulay's 
 
 history. [App. to Lays of the Scottish cavaliers.] 1613.16 
 
 — Cust (E.) Lives of the warriors, v. 2, pt. 2 3222.08 
 
 — Paget (J.) Lord Macaulay and Dundee. [la his Paradoxes and 
 
 puzzles. 1874 2538.11 
 
 Repr. from Blackwood's mag., v. 88, 1860. 
 
 — Shirley, pseud. Campaigner at home 2542.29 
 
 See also Macaulay s hist, of England, v. 1, ch. 4, and v. 
 3, ch. 13; Ed. rev., v. 118,1863; Nat. quar. rev., V. 10, 
 1865 ; and, in fiction, Scott's Old Mortality, and Aytoun's 
 ' Burial march of Dundee,' in his ' Lays,' [1613.16]. 
 Gbammont (Philibert, comte de, French wit and courtier, 
 b. 1621, d. 1707). 
 
 — Hamilton (A. ) Memoirs of the court of Charles IL 
 
 2 v. 1811 3067.31 
 
 Same. 1846. [Bohn.] 3067.10 
 
 — Thomson (K. B.) Wits and beaux of society. . . .3262.26 
 Gbamont (Autohie, due de, martclial, b. 1604, d. 1678). 
 
 — Menioires, 1621-77. [Petitot. 2ser.,v. 56-57.] 503.34 
 Geant (Mrs. Anne, of Laggan, Scotch authoress, b. 1755, 
 
 d. 1838). 
 
 — Memoir and correspondence. [1803-38.] 3 v. Lon- 
 
 don, 1844. 8° 3067.12 
 
 — Memoirs of an America i lady. N.\'.,1S46. 18°.3067.11 
 
 Note. — Descriptive of New York and Albany provincial 
 life, for some years prior to 1768. 
 
 — Craik (G. L.) Pursuit of knowledge, etc., p. 306-366. 3262.27 
 
 — De Quincey (T.) Literary reminiscences, v. 1. . . . 2522.11 
 
 — Elwood(A.K.) Literary ladies of England, v. 2, p. 66-97. 3263.22 
 
 Geant (Ulysses Simpson, Amer. general during civil war 
 of 1861-5, and 18th pres. of the U. S., b. 1822). 
 
 — Badeau(A.) Military history of. .... 3067.17 
 
 — Coppee (H. ) Grant and his campaigns. . 3067. 30 
 Life and services of. 1868 3067.19 
 
 — Cross (N.) The modern Ulysses, LL.D. : his po- 
 
 litical record. 1872 306;. 28 
 
 — Dana (C.A.) and Wilson (J.H.) Life of. 1868. 3067.29 
 
 — Headley (P. C.) The hero boy. 1864. . 3067.20 
 Life and campaigns of. 1866. . . . 3067.-6 
 
 — Howland (E.) Grant as a soldier and statesman. 
 
 1868 3067.27 
 
 — Jones (E. R.) Lincoln, SUnton, and Grant. 3113.19 
 
 — Lorke (J. K.) General Grant and his campaigns. 
 
 1864 3067.15 
 
 — Life, campaigns, etc. [to 1865]. With introd. by B. 
 
 J. Lossing. New York, 1868. 8°. . .3067.16 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE L1BBABY. 
 
BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : Grant to Grisi. 
 
 151 
 
 — Lives of Grant and Colfax, Cinn., 1868. 8°. 3067.24 
 
 — Marshall (E. C.) The ancestry of. 1869. 3067.23 
 
 — Richardson (A. D.) A personal history of. 3067.25 
 
 — Broekett (L. P.) Our great captains 632.06 
 
 — Chesney (0. O.) Essays in military biography, . . 3224.22 
 
 — Shanks (W. F. G.) Personal recollections of distinguished 
 
 generals 3163.03 
 
 — Stowe (H. E. B.) Men of our times 3265.02 
 
 — Wilson (J. G.) Sketches, etc. 1874 3222.16 
 
 See also Atlantic, v. 23, 1869 (Intellectual character of) ; 
 Ed. rev., v. 129, 1869 ; Frasor's mag., v. 79, 1869. 
 See also (in Countries) United States. (Civil war.) 
 GeamtHiLE (Antoine Peri'enot, cardinal de, French 
 archbishop of Malines, b. 1517, d. 1586). 
 
 — James (G. P. R.) Lives of foreign statesmen, v. . .3211.19 
 Gbanville (George, viscount Lansdowne, Engl, states- 
 man, poet, and courtier, b. 16G7, d. 1735). 
 
 — Johnson (S.) Lives of the poets, v. 2 S263.02 
 
 Granville [Granville George Leveson Gower, 2d earl, 
 
 b. 1815). 
 
 — British statesmen. 1854 3252.07 
 
 — Higginson (T. W.) English statesmen. 1875. . . . S221.18 
 
 — Keid(T. W.) Cabinet portraits, p. 71-81. 1872. . .3252.26 
 Gbattan (Henry, Irish orator and statesman, b. 1750, 
 
 d. 1820). 
 
 — Memoirs of his life and times. By his son. 5 v. 
 
 London, 1839-16. 8° 3072.01 
 
 — Barrington (Sir J.) Personal sketches 3016.23 
 
 — Brougham (H., lord). Statesmen of the reign of George in., 
 
 v. 1 3024.06 
 
 — Foster (J.) Critical essays, v. 2, p. 106-23. 1856. . 2525.04 
 
 — Lecky (W. E. H.) Leaders of opinion, etc 492.13 
 
 See also references hi Allibone, and Poole's Index. 
 
 Gbay (David, Scotch poet, b. 1838, d.1860). 
 
 — Buchanan (R.) David Gray, and other essays. 
 
 1858 3072.15 
 
 Gbay (Thomas, Engl, poet and essayist, b. 1716, d. 1771). 
 
 — Brydges (E.) Imaginative biography, p. 78-122. v. 1 of 3254.25 
 
 — Bulwer-Lytton (E. L.) Prose works, v. 1, p. 123-43. . 2514.23 
 
 — Howitt (W.) Homes of British poets, v. 1. 1856. . 953.23 
 
 — Johnson (S.) Lives of the poets, v. 2 3263.02 
 
 — Mitford (J.) Life of. (In Gray's Poet, works, 1857.] 1644.17 
 
 See also Blackwood's mag., v. 75, 1854 ; N. A. rev., v. 96, 
 3863 ; Quar. rev., v. 94, 1854, or Littell, v. 4, 1854. 
 
 — and Mason (Wm.) Correspondence. Ed. by J. 
 
 Mitford. London, 1855. 8° 3072.12 
 
 — andNicholls (liev. N.) Correspondence. Ed. by 
 
 J. Mitford. London, 1813. 16°. . . . 3072.13 
 Gbaydon (Alexander, of Pa., Amer. rev. officer, b. 1752, 
 d. 1818). 
 
 — Memoirs of his own' time. Ed. by J. S. Littell. 
 
 1846 583.11 
 
 Gbeeley (Horace, American journalist and reformer, b. 
 1811, d. 1872). 
 
 — Recollections of a busy life. 1868. . . .3072.07 
 
 — Cleveland (0.) Story of a summer; or, journal 
 
 leaves from Chappaqua. 1874. . '. . 3072.21 
 
 — Parton(J.) Life of. 1855 3072.06 
 
 Same. 1868 3072.11 
 
 — Keavis (L. U.) Representative life of. 1872. 3072.16 
 
 — Reid(W.) A memorial of. 1873. . . . 3072.20 
 
 — Hudson (F.) Journalism in the United States. . . 2713.11 
 
 — Stowe (H. E. B.) Men of our times 3265.02 
 
 5eea(soFraser's mag., v. 54, 1872; Galaxy, March, 1873 
 (by Thurlow Weed) ; Harper's monthly, v. 11 ; v. 46 (Easy 
 cliair). 
 Geeene (Nathanael, Amer. maj. gen. in rev. war, b. 
 1742, d. 1786). 
 
 — Greene (G. W.) Life of. v. 1-3. 1867-71. . 3072.09 
 Nathanael Greene : an examination of some state- 
 ments in the 9th volume of Bancroft's history of 
 the U. S. [In v. 2 of life of N. Greene.] 3072.10 
 
 Life of. [Sparks' Am. biog. , v. 20. ] . 3241. 20 
 
 — Shnms(W. G.) Life of. 1819 3073.01 
 
 — Bancroft (G.) Letter upon Gen. Greene in reply to G. W. 
 
 Greene. [N. A. rev., v. 104, 1867.] 
 
 See also notice of v. 9 of Bancroft's hist., in N. A. rev., 
 Jan., 1867. 
 
 — Headley (J. T.) Washington and his generals, v. 2. . 3177.06 
 
 Gbeenough (Horatio, Amer. sculptor, b. 1805, d. 1852). 
 
 — Tuckerman (H. T.) Memorials of. 1853. . 3073.02 
 
 Book of the artists 
 
 Gbegoey VII., (pope: Hildebrand, 6. 1013, d. 1085). 
 
 — Bowden(J.) Life and pontificate of. 2 v. . 3072.18 
 
 — Villemain (A. P.) Life of Gregory VIL Tr. by J. 
 
 B. Brockley. 2 v. 1S74 3072.25 
 
 — Hewlett (H. G.) The heroes of Europe 3263.25 
 
 — Perkins (J. H.) [In Characteristics of men of genius, v. 1, 
 
 p. 1-40. 1846 2516.19 
 
 — Stephen (Sir J.) Essays, etc., v. 1 3423.20 
 
 See Contem. rev., v. 13, 1870 (Gregory the great and Pius 
 IX., by G. F. Goddard) ; Fraser's mag., v. 74, 1866. 
 
 See also church histories, p. 81, especially Mihnan's Latin 
 Christianity, v. 2-3 [3117 04]. Robertson's [341C.08], and 
 Greenwood's Cathedra Petri, v. 4 [3428.17] ; lives of the 
 popes, p. 96, and the references in Nouvelle Diogr. gen., 
 M'Clintock and Strong, and Lippincott's Diet, of biog. 
 See also references in Poole's Index. 
 Gbegoey XVI. (pope, JIauro Cappellari, 0.17H5, dl846). 
 
 — Gavtizzi [A. ) My recoil, of the last four popes. 3425.12 
 
 — Wiseman (N.) Recoil, of the last four popes. 3424. O.J 
 Gbegoey (St., the iltuminator, 1st patriarch of Armenia, 
 
 b. 257 a. d.) 
 
 — Malan (S. C.) Life and times of 1868. .3417.19 
 Gbegoey (of Naziamum, bp. of Constantinople, father of 
 
 the Greek church, b. 329, (2. 389 (?). 
 
 — Ullmann (C.) Gregory of Nazianzum. Tr. by G. V. 
 
 Cox. 1851 3072.17 
 
 Grenville family. 
 
 — Maddyn (D. O.) Chiefs of parties, v. 1 3262.06 
 
 Gbenville (George, Engl, statesman, b. 1712, d. 1770). 
 
 — Earle (J. C.) English premiers, v. 1, p. 171-217. 1871. . 3222.11 
 
 See also Grenville papers [3073.03]. 
 Gbenville, or Greenville (Sir Richard, b. 1540, d. 1591). 
 
 — Southey (It.) Lives of the British admirals, v. 3. . . 3211.03 
 
 Reviewed in North Brit, rev., v. 19, 1853. 
 Gbenville (Richard, earl Temple, Engl, statesman, b. 
 1711, d. 1777). 
 
 See Newhall (I.) Letters on Junius [3088.07] ; and Gren- 
 ville papers [3073 03 ] 
 Gbenville (William Wyndham, lord, Engl, statesman, 
 b. 1759, d. 183-1). 
 
 — Earle (J. C.) English premiers, v. 2, p. 101-130. 1871. 3222.11 
 
 — Lewis (G. C.) Administrations, etc. 1783-1830 [477.17]. 
 Geettze (Jean Baptiste, French painter, b. 1726 d. 1805). 
 
 — Houssaye (A.) MeD and women of France, etc. v. 3. 3262.20 
 Same. V. 2. N. Y., 1857 3266.03 
 
 Gbevtlle (Charles Cavendish F., clerk of the council to 
 Geo. IV and Wm. IV., b. 1794, d. 1865). 
 
 — Greville memoirs : reigns of George IV. and Wil- 
 
 liam IV. Ed. by H. Reeve. 2 v. New York, 
 1875. 12°. 3072.22 
 
 Same. [Abridged.] By R. H. Stoddard. New 
 
 York, 1875. 16°. [Bric-a-brac ser., v. 5.] 3072.24 
 Eeviewed in Fortnightly rev., Dec, 1874 (by O. L. Stan- 
 ley); and Macmillan, v. 31, 1875 (2 art. by A. G. Stapleton). 
 
 Gkeyille (Fulke, 1st lord Brooke, statesman, philosopher, 
 andpoet, b. 1554, d. 1628). 
 
 — Bell (R.) Lives of English poets, v. 2 3211.18 
 
 — Lodge (E.) Portraits, etc., v. 3 3225.03 
 
 — Thomson (K. B.) Celebrated friendships, v. 2, p. 3-50. 3233.25 
 Geey (Lady Catherine, sister of Lady Jane Grey, d.1567). 
 
 — Strickland (A.) Tudor princesses, p. 186-259. 1868. . 3255.22 
 
 See also Fronde's history, v. 7. [474.U7.] 
 Geey (Charles, 2d earl, Engl, statesman, advocate of pari, 
 reform, b. 1774, d. 1845). 
 
 — Earle (J. C.) English premiers, v. 2, p. 231-258. . . 3222.12 
 
 See also Ed. rev., v. 125, 1867. 
 Geey (Henry George. 3d earl, Engl, statesman, b. 1802). 
 — • Reid (T. W.) Cabinet portraits, p. 187-198. 1872. . 3252.26 
 Geey (Lady Jane, queen of England for 12 days, b. 1537, 
 ex. 1554). 
 
 — Bartlett (T>. W.) Life of. Auburn, 1853. 12°. 3073.15 
 
 — Howard (George;. Lady Jane Grey and her times. 
 
 1822. . ' 3073.08 
 
 — Nicolas (SrN.H.) Memoirs and remains of. 3073.07 
 
 — Herbert (H. W.) Persons and pictures, pp. 205-23. . 2532.01 
 
 — Jameson (Mrs. A.) Lives of female sovereigns. . . 3255.25 
 
 — Lodge (E.) Portraits, etc., v. 1 3225.01 
 
 — Owen (Mrs. O. F.) Heroines of history 3261.21 
 
 — Russell (W.) Extraordinary women 3263.19 
 
 — Strickland (A.) Tudor princesses, p. 94-185. 1868. . 3255.22 
 
 See also Froude's history, v. 5-6 [474.06]. 
 GBiFiTJSt (Gerald, Irish novelist andpoet, b. 1803, d.1840). 
 
 — Life. By his brother. N. Y., 1857. 12°. .3073.09 
 Geimaldi (Joseph, English clown, b. 1779, d. 1837). 
 —Memoirs. Ed. by "Boz" [i.e. C. Dickens). 2 v. 
 
 London, 1838. 12° 3073.17 
 
 Gbimm (Friedrich Melchior de, German litlirateur, 6. 
 1723, d. 1807), and Dideeot (D.) 
 
 — Historical and literary memoirs, and anecdotes se- 
 
 lected from their correspondence with the duke 
 of Saxe-Gotlia, 1753-1790. 4 v. L., 1814. 8°. 3673.10 
 Gbimm (Jacob Ludwig, German historiographer, b. 1785, 
 d. 1865). 
 See N. A. rev., v. 100, 1865. 
 Geisi (Giulia or Giulietta, afterwards Mine, de Melcy, 
 Ital. opera singer, b. 1312, d. 1869). 
 
 Clayton (E. C.) Queens of song 3265.10 
 
 See also Harper's mag., v. 1 and 9. 
 
 la asking for books, use the " Book Order " giving the AUTHOR'S KAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
152 
 
 BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : Oronow to Hall. 
 
 Gbonow (Copt. Rees Howell, English society-man, b. 
 1794, d. 1865). 
 
 — Celebrities of London and Paris ; 3d series of Rem- 
 
 iniscences, London, 1865. 12° 3073.27 
 
 — Last recollections ; 4th series of his Reminiscences. 
 
 Loudon, 1866. 12°. 3073.28 
 
 — Recollections and anecdotes of the camp, the court 
 
 and the clubs. 1-2 series. London, 1864. 12°. 
 Gbote (George, English historian, philosopher, and lib- 
 eral politician, b. 1794, d. 1871). 
 
 — Personal life. By Mrs. Grote. L.. 1873. 8°. 3073.30 
 J'riswell (J.H.) Modern men of letters, p IS3-195. 1870. 2525.18 
 
 See also Lond. qu. rev., July, 1874 ; Quar. rev., July, 
 1873 ; Ed. rev., July, 1873. 
 Geohus (Hugo, jurist, theologian, historian, and poet, b. 
 1583, d. 1645). 
 
 — Butler (C.) Life of. 1826 3073.29 
 
 — Buckley (T. A.) Dawnings of genius. 1857. . . . 3263.24 
 Geoulaed (Claude, French jurist and magistrate, b. 1551, 
 
 d. 1607). 
 
 — Memoires, 1588-1604. [Petitot. 1 ser., v. 49.] . . . 5122.12 
 Guaeini (Giovanni Battista, Ital. poet, b. 1537, d. 1612). 
 
 — Shelley (M. W.) Lives, e(c, v. 2 3211.27 
 
 Guebin (Eugenie de, French lady, b. 1805, d. 1848 1 . 
 
 — Journal et lettxes. Publiespar G.S.Trebutien. Paris, 
 
 1863. 12° 3074.11 
 
 — Journal. Ed. by G. S. Trebutien. 2d ed. N. Y., 
 
 1866. 16° 3074.02 
 
 — Letters. Ed. by G. S. Trebutien. N. Y., 16°. 3074.01 
 
 — Parr(H.) Maurice and Eugenie Guerin. 1870. 3074.21 
 
 — Alger (W. E.) Solitudes, etc., p. 365-372. 1867. . . . 2512.07 
 
 — Arnold (M.) Essays in criticism, p. 109-40. 1865. .2512.13 
 
 See also Contemp. rev., v. 4, 1867 (by J. C. Colquboun) ; 
 Ed. rev., V. 120, 1864; Littell, 1864, V. 1; Nat. rev., v. 12, 1861, 
 or Littell, 1861, v. 2. 
 Guebin (Maurice de, French poet, b. 1810, d. 1839). 
 
 — Journal. With au essay by Matthew Arnold and a 
 
 memoir by Sainte-Beuve. Ed. by G. S. Trebu- 
 tien. Tr. by E.T. Fisher. N.Y., 1867. 16°. 3074.03 
 
 — Parr (H.) Maurice and Eugenie de Guerin. 3074. 'Jl 
 
 — Alger (W. E.) Solitudes, etc., p. 338-50. 1867. . . . 2512.07 
 
 — Arnold (M.) Essays in criticism, p. 73-109. 1865. . 2512.13 
 
 Originally appeared in Eraser's mag., v. 67, 1863. 
 See also Galaxy, April, 1867 (by V. Vaughan). 
 Guebeabella ( Mme. Ginevra, formerly Miss Genevieve 
 Ward, Amer. opera singer, b. ). 
 
 — Memoir. New York. 1863. 8° 3074.04 
 
 Gtjesclin (Bertrand Du). See Du Guesclin (B. ) 
 Guicciaedini (Francesco, Ital. historian, jurist, and diplo- 
 matist, b. 1482, d, 1540). 
 
 — Shelley (M. W.) Lives, etc, v. 2 3211.27 
 
 See also Ed. rev., v. 130, 1869 ; Quar. rev., v. 131, 1871, or 
 Littell, 1871, v. 4. 
 Guido Reni (Ital. painter, b. 1575, d. 1642). 
 
 — Jameson {Mrs. A.) Early Italian painters 1435.09 
 
 — Tytler (Sarah). Old masters 1431.36 
 
 See also Lanzi, v. 3 [1414.09]. 
 Guimaed (M lie. French actress, 1770-80). 
 
 — Houssaye (A.) Men and women of France, etc., v. 2. L. 3262.19 
 Same. v. 1, N. Y., 1857 3266.02 
 
 Gtjise (Henry II. de Lorraine, hthduc de, abp. ofRheims, 
 general of the Neapolitan insurgents, b. 1614, d. 1664). 
 
 — Memoires, 1647-48. [Petitot. 1 ser., v. 55-66.] . . . 503.33 
 
 See also London society, Nov., 1875. 
 Guizot (E. C. Pauline de Meulan, French authoress, b . 
 1733, d. 1827). 
 
 — Sainte-Beuve (O. A.) Portraits of celebrated women. 3262.17 
 Goizot (Francois Pierre Gaillaume, French statesman, 
 
 historian, and calvinistic theologian, b. 1787, d. 1874). 
 
 — Memoirs to illustrate the history of my time [1807- 
 
 40]. 4 v. London, 185^-61. 8° 3074.07 
 
 Note. — Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 108 : Fortnightly rev., 
 v. 8, 1867 ; Fiaser's mag., v. 67, 1858 ; North Brit, rev., v.' 
 31, 1859 ; Quar. rev., v. 94, 1854, and v. 124, 1868. 
 
 See also Allison's Essays [2517.02] ; Lomeuie's Sketches 
 1841 [3261.26]; Marquess of Salisbury's Hist, sketches, 1862 
 [2547.17] ; Temple bar, Nov., 1874, or Littell, 1374, v. 4 ; At- 
 lantic monthly, 1866 (Englishman in Normandy, by G. 
 Smith) ; Harper's monthly, v. 11, v. 17, v. 23 ; Sprague'a 
 European celebrities [3262.08] . 
 
 Gukkey (Joseph John, Englishquaker and philanthropist 
 b. 17.^8, d. 1847). 
 
 — Braithwaite ( J. B. ) Memoirs of. 2 v. 185 1. 3074.12 
 Gubney (Samuel, London merchant, b. 1786, d. 1856). 
 
 — Bourne (H. E. F.) Famous London merchants. . . 3261.04 
 Gueowski (Adam de, Folish publicist and revolutionist, 
 
 ajterwurd resident of the U. S., b. 1805, d. 1866). 
 See article by Eobert Carter in Atlantic, v. 18, 1866. 
 
 Gustavus L Ebicson or Gustavus Vasa (king of Sweden, 
 b. 1496, d. 1560). 
 
 — History of, with extracts from his correspondence;. 
 
 {anon.] London, 1852. 8°. 3074.20 
 
 — Scott (S.) History of. By H. A. Raymond, [pseud.] 
 
 1761 307428 
 
 — Hewlett (H. G.) The heroes of Europe 8263.26 
 
 See atso histories of Sweden (in Countries). 
 Gustavtjs II. Adolphus (the great ; protestant leader in 
 the 30 years' war, king of Sweden, b. 1594, d. 1632). 
 
 — Abelous (L.) Gustavus Adolphus ; the hero of the 
 
 reformation. 1871 3074.22 
 
 — Chapman (B.) History of. 1856 3074.25 
 
 — Fleetwood (G. ) Account of the battle of Lutzen and 
 
 the death of. [Camden misceL ] . . .5112.39 
 
 — Harte (W.) Life of. 3074,16 
 
 — Heydenreich (L. W.) Life of. 1868. . .3074.14 
 
 — Trench (R. C. ) Gustavus Adolphus. Social aspects 
 
 of the thirty years' war. 1865 544.14 
 
 — Chambers'B miscel., v. 7 2515.26 
 
 — Sterling (J.) Essays, v. 1, p. 60-73 2547.09 
 
 — Wilson (J. G.) Sketches, etc. 1874 3222.16 
 
 Yonge (O. D.) Parallel lives : Epaminondas and. 1872. 3265.18 
 
 See also Littell, 1863, v. 2 (from New Monthly mag., 1863): 
 Harper's monthly, v. 42 (by Eugene Lawrence). 
 
 See also (in Countries.) Sweden; — and Germany (Thirty 
 years' war). 
 Gusiavus HI. (king of Sweden, b. 1746, d. 1792). 
 
 — Hermann (E.) In Roy. soc. of lit. Trans, v. 6, 1859. . 5066.14 
 
 — Brougham (H., lord). Statesmen, etc., v. 3, Bohn's ed. 3024.08 
 
 — Parton (J.) People's book of biography 3265.03 
 
 Gutenbebg (John, inventor of printing, b. 1400, d. 1458). 
 
 — J. G. , his acts, and most remarkable discourses. 
 
 [A romance.] From the German, by C. W. Lon- 
 don, 1860. 18°. 3074.17 
 
 — Pearson (E. C.) G. and the art of printing. 2763.17 
 
 — Lamaitine (A. de). Celebrated characters.v. 2. . . . 826447 
 
 See Printing, in general alphabet ; also Harper's mouth- 
 ly, v. 11. 
 Gutheie (James, Scotch divine and covenanter, ex. 1661). 
 
 — Life of. 1638-1661. Edinb. , 1846. 12°. . 3081.08 
 Gutheie (Thomas, D.D., Scotch philanthropist, and Free 
 
 church divine, b. 1800, d. 1873). 
 
 — Autobiography, and memoir by his sons, D. K. Gu- 
 
 thrie and C. J. Guthrie, v. 1-2. N.Y. 12°. 3073.22 
 Guyon (Mme. Jeanne Marie Bouvier de la Mothe, 
 French mystic, b. 1648, d. 1717). 
 
 — Life and religious experience. N.Y.,1825. 8°. 3074.23 
 
 — Upham (T. O. ) Life, and religious opinions of. 2 
 
 v. 1847 3074.18 
 
 — Famous girlB, etc., p. 129-143 3261.17 
 
 — Hodgson (W.) Lives, etc., p. 342-428. 1867 3432.17 
 
 — Thompson (K. B.) F6nelon and Guyon. [In her Celebrated 
 
 friendships, v. 2, p. 101-143. 1861.J 3253.24 
 
 See also Littell, 1853, v. 1, or Quar. rev. 
 
 Guzman (Alfonso Perez de, Spanish captain, b. 1258, d. 
 1320). 
 
 — Quintana (M. J.) Lives of eel. Spaniards. Tr. by T. B. Pres- 
 
 ton. 1833 8212.11 
 
 Hahnemann (Samuel Christian Friedrich, German, orig-. 
 inator of homoeopathy, b. 1705, d. 1843). 
 
 — Parton (J.) People's book of biography 3265.08 
 
 — Eussell (J. E.) Hist, and heroes of medicine. . . . 4313.01 
 Haight family. 
 
 — Hoyt(L\W.) Genealogical history of. 1871. 3078.03 
 Haldanes (Robert, 6. 1761, d. 1842, and James, 6.1768, 
 
 d. 1851 ; Scotch independent ministers). 
 See Quar. rev., v. 98, 1866, or Eclectic mag., v. 27, 1852. 
 
 Hale (David, Amer. journalist, b. 1791, d. 1849). 
 
 — Thompson (J.) Memoir of. 1850. . . .3074.27 
 Hale (Sir Matthew, English chief-justice, and writer-, b. 
 
 1609, d. 1676). 
 
 — Burnet (G. ) Life of. 1856 3074.26 
 
 Same. [In hti Lives, etc. 1833.] 3025.28 
 
 — Campbell (J., lord). Chief justices of England, v. 1. . 3254.01 
 
 — Fobs (E.) Judges of England, v. 7. 
 
 — Koscoe (H.) Lives of eminent British lawyers. . . . 3211.06 
 
 — Williams (J. B. ) Memoirs of. 1835. . . 3074.30 
 Hales (John, of Eton, English Arminian divine, b. 1584, 
 
 d. 1656). 
 
 — Tulloch (J.) Rational theology in England, v. 2. . . 8446.10 
 
 Eepr. from Contemp. rev., v. 5, 1867. 
 Halifax (Earl of). See Montagu. 
 Hall (John Vine, English advocate of total abstinence, 6. 
 1774, d. 1860). " 
 
 — Autobiography. Ed. by Newman Hall. N. Y., 1865. 
 
 12° 3075.01 
 
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BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL): Hall to Hardy. 
 
 153 
 
 Hall (Joseph, bp. of Norwich, English divine and poet, b. 
 
 1574, d. 1656). 
 Life by himself. [In Wordsworth (0.) Eeol. biogr. v. 4, 
 
 1853.] 3416.04 
 
 )Tatt, (Marshall, English physiologist, 6. 1790, d. 1857). 
 
 Memoirs, by his widow. London, 1861. 8°. 3075.02 
 
 Hall (Robert, English Baptist preacher, and writer, b. 
 1764, d. 1831). 
 
 Foster (J.) R. H. as a preacher. [In Hall's Works, v. 3.] 3556.14 
 
 Same 5042.01 
 
 Greene (J.) Reminiscences of. [Works, v. 3.] . . . 3556.15 
 
 Gregory (O.) Memoir of. [Works, v. 2.] 8556.14 
 
 Same 6042.01 
 
 — Gilfillan (G.) 3d gallery of portraits, p. 76-85. 1855. 2526.13 
 
 — Vaughan (R.) Essays, v. 1, 1849 2644.10 
 
 See also Poole's Index for numerous references. 
 Hat.t, (Samuel Carter, editor of London artjournal,b.l800). 
 
 See Harper's monthly, v. 39, illus. 
 TTat.t, (Mrs. H. C, wife of preceding, English authoress, b. 
 about 1804). 
 
 See Harper's monthly, v. 39; illus.; Fraser's mag., v. 13 ; 
 Dublin univ. mag., v. 16. 
 Hallam (Arthur H., English poet and essayist, b. 1811, 
 d. 1833). 
 
 — Brown (J.) Memoir of. [In his Spare hours. 1862. . 2514.13 
 
 — Hallam (Henry). Memoir of. [In A. H. H.'s Remains.] 2526.08 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 6, 1860. 
 Note. — Tennyson's ' In Memoriam ' is a tribute to the 
 memory of his friend Hallam. 
 Halleck (Fitz Greene, Amer. poet, b. 1790, d. 1857). 
 
 — Wilson (J. G.) Life and letters of. 1869. 3075.04 
 
 — Bryant (W. C.) Orations and addresses, p. 155-194. . 2517.28 
 
 — Homes of American authors. 1857 3245.11 
 
 See also Putnam's mag., Feb. and June, 1868 ; Hours at 
 home, Feb., 1868 ; and Harper's monthly, v. 24, 36, 38, 39. 
 Hallek (Albreiiht van, Swiss physiologist, botanist, and 
 poet, b. 1708, d. 1777). 
 
 — Jardine (Sir Wm.) Naturalist's library, v. 13. . . .4711.13 
 
 — Russell (J. R.) Hist, and heroes of medicine. . . . 4313.01 
 Hamekton (Philip Gilbert, Engl, artist and art critic, b. 
 
 1834). 
 See Old and New, Aug., 1873. 
 Hamilton (Alexander, Amer. statesman, 6.1757, d.1804). 
 
 — Callender (Tom). Letter to A. H., king of the Feds. 
 
 18G6 3075.'24 
 
 — Coleman (W.) Collection of the facts and docu- 
 
 ments, relative to the death of Hamilton : with 
 orations and eulogies. 1804. .... 3075.20 
 
 — Hamilton (J.C.) Life of. 2 v. N.Y., 1840. 8°. 3075.— 
 Hist, of the United States as traced in the writings 
 
 of A. H. 7v 577.01 
 
 — Mason (J. M.) Oration commemorative, etc. 3075.20 
 
 — Renwick(J.) Life of. [n. d] . . . .3092.04 
 
 — Riethmiiller (J. C.) Life and times of. 1864. 3075.^3 
 - . Homes of American statesmen. (Paper by J. C. Carter.) 3245.12 
 
 — Uala-un (J. G.) Party leaders 3243.05 
 
 — Maroon (E. L.) Orators Df the rev,, p, 283 310. 1848. 6311.12 
 
 — Parton (J.) People's book of biography 3265.03 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 16, 1865 (by C. C. Hazewell) ; 
 N A. rev., v. 86, 1858 ; and the first chapter of James A. 
 Hamilton's Reminiscences [3075.21], a part of which dis- 
 cusses the question of the authorship of Washington's 
 Farewell address ; also Poole's Index, for many references, 
 and lives of Aaron Buhb. 
 
 Hamilton (Elizabeth, British authoress, 6.1758, d.1815). 
 
 =— Craik (G. L.) Pursuit of knowledge, etc., p. 229-262. 3262.27 
 
 — Elwood (A. K ) Literary ladies of England, v. 2, p. 98-124. 
 
 1843 3253.22 
 
 — Tytler (S.) and Watson (J. L.) Songstresses of Scotland, v. 1, 
 
 p. 291-328. 1871 3251.06 
 
 Hamilton (Emma Lyon, Lady, 6. 1761? d. 1815). 
 
 — Memoirs of. London, 1815. 8° 3075.07 
 
 — Nelson {H.., lord). Letters to. 2 v. 1814. 3133.14 
 
 — Brougham (H., lord). Lord Nelson and lady Hamilton. [In his 
 
 Contributions, etc., v. 3 2517.08 
 
 — Paget (J.) Lady Hamilton. [In his Paradoxes and puzzles. 
 
 1874.] 2538.11 
 
 — Rehberg (F.) Lady Hamilton's attitude. 1794. . . 1446.23 
 
 See Blackwood, v. 87, 1860; also lives of Nelson (H., lord). 
 Hamilton (James, Engl. pres. divine and author, 6. 1814, 
 d. 1867). 
 
 — Arnot(W.) Life of. 2d ed. 1870. . .3075.22 
 Hamilton (James A., son of Alexander, Amer. lawyer 
 
 and politician, b. 1788). 
 
 — Reminiscences during three quarters of a century. 
 
 New York, 1869. 8°. 3075.21 
 
 Hamilton (Sir William, Scotch philosopher, 6. 1788, d. 
 1856). 
 
 — Veitch(J.) Memoir of. 1869 3075.25 
 
 — Reviewed in Ed. re 7., v. 131, 1870, or Littell, 1870, v. 1 ; North 
 
 Brit, rev., v. 60, 1869 
 
 — Baynes (T. S.) Edinburgh essays. 1857 2528.05 
 
 — De Quincey (T.) Essays on philos. writers, v. 1. . .2522.18 
 
 Note — For philosophical criticism, see his name in gen- 
 eral alphabet. 
 Hamilton (Sir Wm. Rowan, astronomer and mathema- 
 tician, 6. d. ). 
 See North Brit, rev., v. 45, 1866. 
 Hamlin (Mrs. Henrietta A. L., Amer. missionary to Tur- 
 key,^ 1811, d. 1850). 
 
 — Lawrence (M. W.) Light on the dark river; or 
 
 memorials of. 1856 3075.08 
 
 Hammond (Henry, Engl, divine, chaplain of Cliades I., 
 1616-7, 6. 1605, d. 1660). 
 
 — Fell (J.) Life of. lsoi; 307-1.26 
 
 Same. [In Wordsworth (0.) Eccl. biogr., v. i, 1853.] 3446.04 
 
 — Lives of eminent Englishmen 3221.11 
 
 Hammond (James, Jingl. politician and pod, 6. about 1710, 
 
 d. 1742). 
 
 — Johnson (S.) Lives of the poets, v. 2 3263.02 
 
 Hampden (John, Engl, patriot in the great rebellion, 6. 
 
 1594, d. 1643). 
 
 — Nugent (G. N. T. Grenville, lord). Memorials of. 
 
 1854 3075.09 
 
 — Adams (W. H. D.) Men at the helm 3222.14 
 
 — Forster (J.) Lives, etc., v. 3. . . . . . . 3211.09 
 
 Statesmen, etc 3257.07 
 
 — Macaulay (T. B.) Essays, v. 2, p. 427-96 2636.17 
 
 See also the historical works of Hallam, Clarendon, etc. 
 Hancock (Dorothy, wife of John Hancock, b. 1750, d. 
 1827). 
 
 — Ellet (E. T.) Women of the Amer. rev., v. 1. . . 5822.04 
 Hancock (John, of Boston, Mass., goo. of Mass., 1st 
 
 signer of the decl. of independence, 6. 1737, d. 1793). 
 
 — Amer. statesmen. (Paper by R. Hildreih) 3245.12 
 
 — Hunt (F.) Amer. merchants, v. 2. . . . . . 3244.11 
 
 — Loring (J. S.) Hundred Boston orators 3246.14 
 
 — Mugoou (E. L.) Orators of the rev., p. 139-154. 1848. 6311.12 
 
 — Sanderson (J.) Biogr. of the signers, v. 1 3214.01 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, 11, 1863 (Hancock house and 
 its founder, by Arthur Gilman) ; Loring's Hundred Boston 
 orators [3246.14J. 
 Handel (George Friedrich, German, musical composer, 6. 
 1684, d. 1759). 
 
 — Ramsey(E. B. )Two lectures on the genius of. 1562.04 
 
 — Schoelcher (V.) Life of. 1857. . . .3075.10 
 
 — Crowest(F) Great tone-poets. 1874 1561.34 
 
 — Edgar (J. G.) Boyhood 01 great men 3263.23 
 
 — Fetis (F. J.) Biograpbie univ. des musiciens, v. 4. .1565.04 
 
 — Haweis (H. R.) Music and morals 1562.24 
 
 Repr. from Contem. rev., v. 10. 11, 1869. 
 
 See also Brit. quar. rev., July, 1802 ; Ed. rev., v. 106, 1857 ; 
 Fraser's mag., v. 56, 1857 ; Harper's monthly, v. 15 ; Lon- 
 don society, v. 2, 1862 ; also the dictionaries of music of 
 Burney, and of Hawkins. 
 Hanmee (Sir Thomas, speaker of the House of Commons, 
 6. 1677, d 1746). 
 
 — Correspondence. "With memoir of his life. Ed. by 
 
 Sir H. Bunbury. London, 1838. 8°. .3075.14 
 Hannibal, Carthaginian general, b. about 247, d. 183 b.c) 
 -Abbott (J.) History of. N. Y., 1849. 18°. 3075.11 
 
 — Law (W.J.) The Alps of Hannibal. 2 v. 436.18 
 
 — Macdougall (P. L.) Campaigns of. 1858. 3075.12 
 
 Herbert (H. W.) Captains of the old world. . . . 3082.03 
 
 _Nepos(C.) Lives, etc • • • • * 2 ^0 6 
 
 See works on Roman history, as Dr. Arnold s, [436.03] ; 
 Mommsen's, v. 2 [434.02]. , „ . , 
 
 See also Quar. rev., v. 123, 1867. A poem by Swinburne, 
 od Mr. Nichols' Hannibal is printed in the Fortnightly 
 rev., v. 18, 1872. 
 
 Hanoveb (House of ). 
 
 — Doran (J.) Queens, etc 3^53.00 
 
 See also, above, Geokge I.-I V. , . 
 
 Hanway (Jonas, Engl, philanthropist and tourist, 6. llxz, 
 
 d 1786) - S22104 
 
 — St. John (J. A.) Lives, etc., v aui.u* 
 
 Hapsbuegh (House of). . . 
 
 See Nat. quar. rev., V. 8, 1864, and (in Countries) Aus- 
 
 TEIA. (History.) irriir J 1QKR\ 
 
 Haedinge (Henry, viscount, Engl. general, 6.178b,d.l«oo). 
 
 See clectic, v. 27, 1852 (from Bentley) . \ „„- , 
 
 Haecouet (Sir Simon, Engl, lord chancellor, 6. 1660, d. 
 
 1723) 
 
 — Campbell (J. lord). Lord chancellors of England, v. 4. 3254.06 
 Haecouet (Sir Wm. George Granville Vernon, Jingl. 
 
 jurist and politician, 6. 1827.) ... 
 
 _ HigKinson (T. W.) English statesmen, 1875. . . . 3221.13 
 Haedwicke (Philip Yorke, 1st earl of, Jingl. statesman and 
 
 litterateur, 6. 1720, d. 1790). See Yorke (Philip). 
 Hardy (Gathorne, Engl. secy, of State, b. 1814). 
 _ Higginson (T. W.) English statesmen, 1875 . . .3221 1 
 Beid (T. W.) Cabinet portraits, p. 48-57. 1872. . . 325A21I 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Orders," giving the 
 
 AUTHOR'S S iMJS, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
154 
 
 BIOG-RAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : Hare to Heath. 
 
 Hare family. 
 
 — Hare (A. J. 0. ) Memorials, etc. 2 v. . .3075.26 
 
 Note. — Including memorials of the two English divines 
 and scholars, Aug. Wm. Hare, (b. 1792, d. 1834), and Julius 
 Charles Hare ; and of their mother. 
 
 8ame. B cords of a quiet life. [The ' Memo- 
 rials ' curtailed] by W. L. Gage. 1873. .3075.32 
 
 Hare (Julius Charles, church of England theologian, and 
 scholar, b. 179G, d. 1855). 
 
 — Stanley (A. P.) Essays 3595.06 
 
 See also Quar. rev., v. 97, 1865. 
 Barley (Lady Brilliana). 
 
 — Letters [1625-43] ; with introd. and notes by T. T. 
 
 Lewis. London, Camden soc, 1854. 4°. 5113.12 
 Barley (Kobert, earl of Oxford, Engl, statesman, 6. 16C1, 
 d. 1724). 
 
 — Lodge (B.) Portraits, etc., v. 7 3225.07 
 
 Hako (Don Luis de, {Spanish minister of State, b. 1598, 
 
 d. 1661). 
 
 — James (G. P. E.) Lives of foreign statesmen, v. 4. .3211.22 
 Harold II., last of the Anglo-Saxon kings of England. 
 
 See histories of the Norman conquest by Thierry [454.07] ; 
 and by Freeman [484.11] ; aud iu fiction Bulwer'fl Harold. 
 Harold Hardrada (king of Norway, d. 1066). 
 
 — Edgar (J. G.) Sea-kings 3263.17 
 
 — Carlyle (T.) Early Hugs of Norway 642.16 
 
 — Sturleson (S.) Heimskringla, or Kings of Norway, v. 3, p. 1- 
 
 104 543.03 
 
 See North Brit, rev., v. 40, 1864. 
 Harper (James, Amer. publisher, b. 1795, d. 1869). 
 
 — McCabe (J. B.,jr.) Great fortunes, etc 3265.14 
 
 Earring (Harro Faulus, German atdhor, b. 1793). 
 
 — Everett (A. H.) Essays, 2d series 2524.12 
 
 Harris (James, 1st earl of Malmesbury, English diplo- 
 matist, b. 1746, d. 1820). 
 
 — Diaries and correspondence ; containing an account 
 
 of his missions to the courts of Madrid, Frederick 
 the great, Catherine ii., aud the Hague ; and to 
 Berlin, Brunswick, and the French republic. 4 v. 
 
 London, 1814, 8° 3116.24 
 
 See articles in Quar. rev., Oct., 1844 and March, 1845. 
 
 — Series of letters of the first earl of Malmesbury, his 
 
 family and friends from 1745 to 1820. Ed. with 
 notes by his grandson. 2 v., L., 187U. 8°. 3116.28 
 See articles in Brit. quar. rev., Jan., 1871, or Litteli, 1871, 
 v. 1 ; Fortnightly rev., v. 14, 1870, (by T. E. Kebbel). 
 Harrison (Wm. Henry, 9ft, pres. of IT. S., b. 1775, d. 
 1S41). 
 
 — Bethune (G. W.) Discourse on the death of. [In his Orations, 
 
 1850. p. 197-209] 2513.20 
 
 — Jenkins (J. S.) Generals of the last war. 1849. . . 685.14 
 
 See also Harper's monthly, v. 27 (Lossing's articles) ; 
 and lives of the presidents, by J. S. 0. Abbott [3244.14], 
 and B. J. Lossing [3244.13]. 
 Harrison (Mrs. Wm. Henry, wife of president). 
 
 — Holloway (L. O.) Ladies of the White House. . . . 3245.14 
 Hauvey (Win. Henry, British naturalist, 6.1811, (7.1866). 
 
 — Gray (A.) Notice of. [Sm. rep., 1867.] 3936.22 
 
 Hassklquisi (Frederic, Swedish naturalist and traveller, 
 
 b. 1722, d. 1752). 
 
 — St. John (J. A.) Lives etc., v. 2 3221.04 
 
 Hastings or Hasting, (Norman sea-rover, afterwards duke 
 
 of Chart res, 9ft century). 
 
 — Edgar (J. G.) Sea kings 8263.17 
 
 Hastings (Marquis of, gov. gen. of India, 6. 1754, d. 
 
 1826). See Kawdon (Francis). 
 Hastings (John, earl of Pembroke, b. 1317, d. 1374). 
 
 — Edgar (J. G.) Sea-kings and naval heroes 3263.17 
 
 Hastings (Warren, gov. gen. of bulla, b. 1732, d. 1818). 
 
 — Letter to the court of directors of the East India 
 
 company, Mch. 20,1783. Lond.,1783. 8". 3075.31 
 
 — Burke (E. ) Speeches on the impeachment of W. H 
 
 2v. 1857 6314.06 
 
 — - — Same. [In Burke. Works, v. 8-12.] . . . . . 5024.20 
 
 — Gleig (G. H. ) Memoirs of. 3 v. 1841. .3076.01 
 
 — Letter to Edmund Burke, on the subject of his late 
 
 charges against W. H. Loud., 1783. 8°. 3075.31 
 
 — Observations on a Letter to the court of directors of 
 
 the East India company from W. H. . . 3075.31 
 
 — Price (J. ) Letter to B. Lacam on the subject of his 
 
 complaint against W. H. 1782. . . . 3075.31 
 
 — Speeches of the managers and counsel in the trial 
 
 of W.H Ed. by E.ABond. 47. L.,1859. 8°. 6322.16 
 
 — Macaulay (T. B.) Essays, v. 5 2536 20 
 
 Bepr. from Ed. rev., Oct. 1841. 
 See atso Histories of India. 
 Hatherley (Lord). See Wood (W. Page). 
 
 Hatton (Sir Christopher, lord chancellor, 6.1540, d.1591). 
 
 — Nicolas (N. H. ) Life and times of. 1847.3076.06 
 Hauser (Caspar, German youth, of mysterious origin and 
 
 fate, b. about 1812, d. 1833). 
 
 — Feuerbach (A. von). An account of. 1832. 3076 07 
 
 — Stanhope (P. H, 5ft earl). Tracts relating to. 3076.18 
 
 — Wraxall (L.) Remarkable adventures, v. 2, p. 204-245. 3264.24 
 
 See also Atlantic, v. 7 (Who was Caspar Hauser? by G. 
 N. Lieber). 
 Hatjtefort (Marie de, lady of honor to Marie de Medicis, 
 b. 1616, d. 1691). 
 
 — Cousin (V.) Etudes, etc. 3e fid. 1868 7042.27 
 
 Havelock (Sir Henry , Engl. gen. in India, 6.1795, d. 1857). 
 
 — Brock (W.) Biography of. 1858. . . .3076.08 
 
 — Headiey (J. T. ) Life of. 1859 3076.09 
 
 — Steel (E.) Lives made sublime 3263.30 
 
 See also Brit. qu. rev., July, 1860; Harper's monthly, v. 26. 
 Haven (Mrs. Alice Bradley, Amer. authoress, b. 1828, d. 
 Ia63). 
 
 — Cousin, Alice: a memoir, [anon.] N. X. ,12 c . 3076.10 
 
 See Harper's mag., v. 27. 
 Hawkins (Sir John, Engl, rear-admiral, b. 1520, d. 1595). 
 
 — Southey (E.) Lives of the British admirals, v. 3. . 3211.03 
 Hawkins (Lastitia-Matilda, contemporary of Dr. Johnson, 
 
 Engl, authoress, b. 1719, d' 1789). 
 
 — Anecdotes, biographical sketches and memoirs, v. 1. 
 
 London, 1822. 12° 3076.22 
 
 Same. [v. 2-3. Title changed.] Memoirs, anecdotes, 
 
 facts, and opinions. 2 v. L., 1824. 12°. 3076.23 
 Hawthorne (Nathaniel, American novelist and essayist, 
 
 b. 1804, d. 1864). 
 
 — Passages from [his] American note books. 2 v. 
 
 Boston, 1868. 16° 3076.15 
 
 — Fields (J. T.) Yesterdays, etc., 1872 252.251 
 
 — Giles (H.) Illustrations of genius, p. 66-91. 1854. . 2524.03 
 
 — Homes of American authors. 1857 32456.1 
 
 — Smiles jS.) Brief biographies. 1861 3263.16 
 
 — Stephen (L.) Hours in a library. 1875 2543.31 
 
 See also Atlantic, V. 5, 1860; v. 14, 1864 (by O. W. Holmes); 
 v. 21, 1868 (H. in the custom house) ; v. 22, 1868 (Genius of 
 by T. Bacon) ; v. 26, 1870 (by G. S. Hillard) ; Harper's 
 monthly, v. 6, 20, 29, and 45 ; Macmillan, July, 1864 (by E. 
 Dicey); Nat. rev., v. 11, 1860 ; N. A. rev., v. 99, 1864 ; North 
 Brit, rev., v. 31, 1859; v. 49, 1868, or Litteli, v. 1; St. Paul's, 
 v. — ; or Litteli, 1871, v. 2; Litteli, 1860, v. 2 (from Univ. rev). 
 
 See Bkook farm, in general alphabet ; also references in 
 Poole's Index. 
 
 Haydon (Benj. Bobert, English painter, b. 1786, d. 1846). 
 
 — Life, lrom his autobiography and journals. Com- 
 
 piled by Tom Taylor. 2 v. N.Y., 1853. 12°. 3076.11 
 See atso Blackwood's mag., v. 74, 1853 ; Ed. rev., v. 98, or 
 Litteli, v. 40 ; Fraser's mag., v. 48, 1853 ; Quar. rev., v. 93, 
 1853; Winslow's Jour., v- 6,1853 (H., a psychological study). 
 Haydn (Franz Joseph, German musical composer, 6.1732, 
 d. 1809). 
 
 — Beyle (H. M. ) Lives of Havdn, etc. From the French 
 
 of L. A. C. Bombet. [pseud.] 2ded. 1818. 3074.29 
 
 — Barnard (O.) Handel and Haydn 1661.25 
 
 — Crowest (F.) Great tone-poets. 1874 1661.34 
 
 — Haydn and other poems, [anon.] N. Y., 1870. 12°. . 1645.2S 
 
 — Haweis (H. E.) Music aud morals 1562.24 
 
 — Tytler (S.) Musical composers, 1875 1661.35 
 
 Eepr. from Contem. rev., v. 7-8. 
 See also Catholic world, Nov., 1869. 
 Hayes (Catherine, afterwards Mrs. Bushnell, Irish singer, 
 b. 1820, d. 1861). 
 
 — Clayton (E. 0.) Queens of song 3265.10 
 
 Hazliti (Wm., English essayist, criiic,andmiscel. writer, 
 
 6. 1778, d 1830). 
 
 — Hazlitt(W. C.) Memoirs of. 2 v. 1867. . .3076.20 
 
 — Ireland (A. ) List of the writings of, chronologically 
 
 arranged. 1868 3075.28 
 
 — Stoddard (E. H, ed.) Personal recollections of. 
 
 [Bric-a-brac series.] 3251.21 
 
 — De Quincey (T.) Essays on the poets, etc. p. 225-42. . 2522.06 
 
 — Tolfourd (T. N.) Critical writings, p. 121-31. 1852. . 2547.14 
 
 — ruckerman (H. T.) The oritic. [In his characteristics, etc.] 
 
 v. 2 2544.10 
 
 [Another essay. In Atlantio monthly, v. 26, 1870.] 
 
 Hazard (Rowland G., Amer. writer on philos. subjects, 
 
 b. 1801). 
 See N. A. rev., v. 109, 1869 (Writings of H., by George P. 
 
 Fisher). 
 Hearne (Thomas, Engl, antiquary, 6. 1678, d. 1735). 
 
 — Life. Oxford, 1772. 8° 3077.06 
 
 Heath (George, ' tte moorland poet,' 6. 1844, d. 1868). 
 
 — Buchanan (B.) Master-spirits. 1873 2517.29 
 
 — Eedfern(F.) Memoir of. [In H.'s Poems.] . .. 1646.85 
 
 BBOOKLYN MEBCANTILE LIBEABY. 
 
BIOQBAFHY(INDIVIDUAL) : Heber to Henry V. 
 
 155 
 
 Hebeb (Reginald, lord bishop of Calcutta, Enqlish pod, b. 
 1783, d. 18261. 
 
 — Life, by his widow, with correspondence. 2 v. N 
 
 Y., 1830. 8°. 3077.01 
 
 — St. John (J. A.) Lives, etc., v. 3 3221.06 
 
 Heble (John Peter, German poet, b. 1760, d. 1826). 
 
 See Atlantic, v. 9, 1862 (The German Burns). 
 Heokeweldee (John, Moravian missionary to the Dela- 
 ware and Mohegan Indians, b. 1743, d. 1823). 
 
 — Ronthaler (E.) Life of. Ed. by B. H .Coates. 3077.05 
 Redding (Elijah, meth. epis. bishop, N.E., 0.1780,&1852). 
 
 See N. A. rev., v. 82, 1856. 
 Heemskekk (Jacob van, Dutch navigator, b. 1607). 
 • — De Liefde (J.) Great Dutch admirals, p. 1-29. 1873. . 3212.13 
 Hegel (Georg Wilhelm Friedrich, German philosopher, 
 6. 1770, d. 1831). 
 
 — Alger (W.R.) Solitudes, etc., p. 350-358. 1867. . . .2512.07 
 
 — Gostwiok (J.) ami -Harrison (R.) ■ Outlines of Germ. lit. 2782.11 
 
 — Hedge (F. D.) Prose writers of German} 2736.01 
 
 See also Nat. quar. rev., v. IS, 1869. 
 
 /J®". For expositions and criticisms of Hegel's philosophy 
 see his name in general alphabet. 
 Hein (Piet, Dutch admiral, b. 1570, d. 1629). 
 
 — De Liefde (J.) Great Dutch admirals, p. 30-59. 1873. 3212.13 
 Heine (Heinrich, German poet, miscel. writer, and wit, b. 
 
 1799, d. 1856). 
 
 — Arnold (M.) Essays in criticism, p. 140-74, 18G5. . .2612.13 
 
 — Buchanan (\R.) Master-spirits, 1873 2517.29 
 
 — Gostwick (J.) and Harrison (R.) German literature. 2732.11 
 
 — Harrison (J. A.) Group of poets, 1875 2528.25 
 
 — Houghton (E. Monckton Mimes, lord). Last days of. [In his 
 
 Monographs, etc. p. 293-339 3265.20 
 
 — Stern (S. A.) Biogr sketch of. [In H.'s Scintillations.] 2528.27 
 
 See also Cornhill, v. 8, 1863, or Littell, 1863, v. 4; Eclectic 
 mag., v. 26, 1852 (from Tait's mag.) : Ed. rev., v. 104. 1856 ; 
 Fortnightly rev., v. 12, 1869, or Littell, 1869, v. 4 ; v. 13, 
 1870 (H.'s last poems and thoughts, by R. Bulwer-Lytton); 
 Fraser's mag., v. 49, 1854 ; v. 74, 1866 ; Lippincott's mag., 
 v. 10 (by Kate Hillard); Nat. qu. rev., v. 13, 1866: North Brit, 
 rev. v. 32, 1860 (H.'s poems) ; Westm. rev., v. 65, 1866 (Ger- 
 man wit). 
 
 Heltogabalus (Roman emperor, reigned 218-22). 
 
 — Bruce (J.) Classic portraits, v. 1, p. 260-281. 1853. . 3212.16 
 
 See alto (in Countries) Rome [under the emperors). 
 Heloise (F: abbess, friend of Abelard, b. 1101, d. 1164). 
 
 — Hayes (M.) Female biography, v. 4 3212.04 
 
 ■ — Lainartine (A. M.L.de). Memoirs of eel. characters, v.l. 3264.18 
 
 See also Abelard (P.) and Heloise (p. 116). 
 Helps (Arthur, English social and moral essayist, and 
 historian, b. 1818, d. 1874). 
 
 See Macrnillan, v.31, 1874 (by John Hullah) ; Contem. rev., 
 v. 14, 1870 ; or Littell, 1870, v. 8 (by W. B Rands). 
 Hemans (Mrs. Felicia D., English poetess, b. 1794, d. 1835). 
 
 — Chorley (H. F. ) Memorials of. 2 v. 18 i6. 3077.03 
 
 — Elwood (A. K.) Literary ladies of England, v. 2, p. 225-261. 
 
 1843. 3253.22 
 
 — Gilfillan (G.) 2d gallery of. p.' 229-39. ' 1850. '. . '. 2526.12 
 
 — Howitt (Wm.) Homes of British poets, v. 2. . . . 953.24 
 
 — Williams (J.) Literary women of England, p. 389-494. 3256.18 
 
 See also Allibone, and references in Poole's Index. 
 Henderson (Alexander, Scotch presb. preacher, b. 1583, 
 d. 1646). 
 
 — M'Crie(T.) Life of, 1583-1646. 1846.. .3081.08 
 Henrietta Anne (youngest daughter of Charles I., of 
 
 England, b. 1644, d. 1670). 
 
 — Strickland (A.) LiveB, etc., v. 4 3265.30 
 
 Henrietta IVTauta (wife of Charles I., 6: 1609, d. 1669). 
 
 — Letters, including her private correspondence with 
 
 Charles the first. Ed. by M. A. E. Green. L., 
 1857. 12°. 3081.14 
 
 — Lafayette (Jfoie.de). Histoirede, 1659-78. [Petitot. 
 
 2 ser., v. 64.] 504.05 
 
 — Farrar(H.S.) Bosauetand his contemporaries, [anon.] 3023.30 
 
 — Jesse (J. H.) Court of England, v. 2, p. 1-34. . . . 477.05 
 
 — Lodge (E.) Portraits, etc., v. 5 3226.05 
 
 — Strickland (A.) Lives, etc. 3255.09; v. 4, 3255.16: v. 5 of 3226.13 
 
 See also lives of Chables I. 
 Henbt. 
 
 — Oapgr.we (J.) Book of the illustrious Henries; tr. by 
 
 F. C. Hingeston. 1858. [Rolls chronicles.] 5140.— 
 Henby L (Beauclerk, king of England, b. 1068, dll35). 
 
 See histories of England by Knight, v. 1 [466.01], and others. 
 Henby II. [king of England, 1st Piantagenet, b. 1133, d. 
 
 1189). 
 
 — Benedict, of Peterborough. Gesta Henrici II. Ed. 
 
 by W. Stubbs. 2 v. [Rolls chronicles.] 5141.— 
 
 — Berington t J.) History of the reign of. 1134-1216. 
 
 2 v. 1790 3081.01 
 
 See also Fraser'B mag., v. 80, 1869 (A midnight ride with 
 Henry II.— Imaginative.) Also lives of Beoket. 
 
 Henry H. (king of France, b. 1519, d. 1559). 
 
 See Guizot's Popular hist, of France, v. 4 [618.09] ; and 
 other histories mentioned under France (in Countries). 
 The following ohronicles are in Petitot's col. 1 series viz-— 
 Boivin (F. de). Memoires. 1550-60. [v. 28-30. 6121.28]-— 
 Coligny (G. de). Siege de Saint Quentin. 1557. [v. 32. 
 5121.82] ;— Montluc (B. de). Commentaires, 1621-76. (v. 20- 
 20. 6121.20] ;— Rabutin (F. de). Commentaires, etc., 1551- 
 68. [v. 31-32. 6121,31] ;— Saulx de Tavannes (G. de). Me- 
 moires, 1515-73. [v. 23-25. 6121.23] ;— Thou (J. A. de). Me- 
 moires. 1653 1601. [v. 37. 6121.37 :— VieiUeville F. de S. sire 
 de]. MSmoires. 1628-71. [v. 26-28. 6121.26]. 
 
 Henry III. (king of England, b. 1207, d, 1272). 
 
 — Blaauw (W. H. ) The barons' war, [1257-71]. 454.21 
 
 — Robert (C, ed.) Calendarium genealogicum. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1865. 8°. [Rolls calendar.] . 5131.— 
 
 — Royal and other letters, illus. of his reign. 2 v. 
 
 1216-72. Ed. by W. W. Shirley. London, 1862- 
 
 66. 8°. [Rolls chron.] 5140.— 
 
 Heney III. [king of France and Poland, b. 1551, d. 1589). 
 
 — Freer (M. W.) His court and times. 3 v. 3077.09 
 
 — Wraxall (N. W.) History of France. 1574 to 1610. 
 
 2d ed. 6 v. 1814 521.10 
 
 See also Guizot's Popular hist, of France, v. 4 [618.09.] 
 Also in Petitot and Monmarque's col. des memoires (1-2 
 serie) the following chronicles, viz :— Bassompierre (F. de). 
 Memoires, 1679-40. [2 ser., v. 19-21. 6121.34] ;— Bouillon (H.) 
 Memoires, 1555-86. [1 ser., v. 35. 6121 35] ;— Gamon (A.) 
 Memoires, 1560-86. [1 ser., v. 34. 5121.34] ;— Hurault (P., 
 comtede Cheverny). Memoires, 1562-1509. [v. 36. 6121.36] ;— 
 L'Estoile (P.de). Memoires etjourrjal,1616-1611. [1 ser.,v.49- 
 49. 6122 08.— Margaret deValois [qu.oj 'Henry IV '.of France). 
 M6moires,1564-82 [lser.,v.37.5121.37];— Mergey (J.de). Me- 
 moires, 1554-89. 1 ser., v. 34. 6121.34]:— Pape(J.,setanewr de St. 
 Auban). Memoires, 1572-87. [1 ser.,v. 43. 6122.06];— Philippi 
 (J.) MemoireB, 1560-90. [1 ser., v. 34. 5121.34] ;— Saulx de 
 Tavannes (G. de). Memoires, 1560-95. [v. 35. 6121.35] :— 
 Thou (J. A. de). Memoires, 1553-1601. [v. 37. 6121.37];— Vil- 
 leroi (N. de N. de). Memoires, 1574-94. [v. 44. 6122.07]. 
 
 Henby IV. (king of England, called Bolingbroke, 1st oj 
 the house of Lancaster, b. 1366, d. 1413). 
 
 — Royal and hist, letters, 1399-1404. London, 1860. 
 
 8°. [Rolls chron.] 5140.— 
 
 See, in drama, Shakspere's King Henry IV. 
 Henby IV. (the great, king of France and Navarre, b. 
 1553, d. 1610). 
 
 — Abbott (J. S. C.) History of. 1856. . . 3077.08 
 
 — Anecdotes shewing the encouragement he gave to 
 
 literature, [anon.] London, 1787. 16°. 3076.33 
 
 — Bury (R. de). Histoire de la vie de. 4 v. 3081.21 
 
 — Freer (M. ) History of the reign of. 3 pts. in 6 v. 
 
 1860-3 3076.25 
 
 — Ireland (W. H.) Memoirs of. [anon.]. 2 v. 3076.31 
 
 — James (G. P. R.) Life of. 2 v. 1855. .3077.12 
 
 — Mancur (J. H ) Henri quatre, or, the days of the 
 
 league. Novel. [Waldie library, v. 4.] . 5078.18 
 
 — Sully (M. de B., due de). Memoirs. 5 v. 3166.10 
 Same. 5 v. 1770 3166.14 
 
 — Wraxall (N. W.) History of France from 1574 to 
 
 1610. 2d ed. 6 v. 1814 521.10 
 
 — Chambers's miscel. v. 5, p. 1-32 2515.24 
 
 — Hewlett (H. G.) The heroes of Europe 3263.25 
 
 — Scott (J. R.) Wm. III. and Henry IV. [Inhis Parallels.] 2547.05 
 
 See also Littell, 1869, v. 4, or Cornhill, 1869 (Henry IV. and 
 the princess of Conde) ; Freer's Jeanne d'Albret ; refer- 
 ences in Poole's Index ; and France [History). 
 
 See also in Petitot and Monmarque's Collection, the fol- 
 lowing Memoires, viz. :— AngoulSme (C. de Valois, due d'). 
 Memoires, 1589, [1 ser., v. 44. 602.07] ;— Bassompierre (F. 
 de). Memoires, 1579-1640, [2 ser., v. 19-21. 502.34] ;— Cayat 
 (P. V P.) L'histoire de la guerre, etc., sous le regne de, 
 1589-98, [1 ser., v. 38-42. 602.01] ;— Groulard (C.) Memoires, 
 1688-1604, [1 ser., v. 49. 602.12] ;— Hurault (P. Comte de 
 Cheverny). Memoires, 1562-1599, [1 ser., v. 36. 501.36] ;— 
 Hurault (P., Ev. de Chartres). Memoires, 1599-1601, [1 ser., 
 v. 36. 501.36] ;— Jeanuin (Pierre). Negotiations, 1698-1609, 
 [2 ser., v. 11-16. 602.26] ;— L'Estoile (P. de). Memoires et 
 journal de, 1515-1611, [1 ser., V. 45 — . 502.08];— Poutis (L., 
 sieur de). Memoires, 1599-1652, [2 ser., v. 31. 503.09] ;— 
 Saulx de Tavannes (G. de). M6moires, 1560-95, [1 ser., v. 
 35 601.35] ;— Sully (M. de Bethune, due de). Memoires, 
 1570-1611, 2 ser., v. 1-9. 602.16] :— Thou (J. A. de). Me- 
 moires, 1553-1601, [1 ser., v. 37. 501 .37] ;— Villeroi (N. de 
 N. de). Memoires, 1674 94, [1 ser., v. 44. 502.07]. 
 
 See also in poetry and fiction, Voltaire's epic poem 
 Henriade ;' Macaulay's • Ivry ;' James's novel ' R 
 Albret;' and Dumas' ' Margaret de Valois." 
 Henby V. (king of England, b. 1327, d. 1422). 
 
 — Memorials. Vita Rednianno auctore. Versus rhyth- 
 
 mici. Elmhami liber metricus. Ed. by C. A. Cole. 
 Lond., 1858. 8°. [Rolls chronicles.] . 5140.— 
 
 The 
 Rose d' 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
156 
 
 BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : Henry V. to Herschel. 
 
 Heney V. continued. 
 
 — Towle (G. M.) History of. 1866. . . .3077.16 
 
 — Tyler (J. E.) Life and character of. 2 v. 3077.14 
 
 — Doran (J.) Princes of Wales 3253.21 
 
 — James (G. P. B.) Memoirs of great commanders . . 3263.26 
 
 See also entries under Agincourt, p. 6 of this catalogue. 
 
 Also Shakspere's play, 'Henry V.,' and in fiction, Clara 
 Reeve's Old English baron, Wm. Howitt's Jack o' the mill, 
 and James's Agincourt. 
 Henby VI. (king of England, b. 1421, d. 1471). 
 
 — Letters and papers illus. of the wars of the English 
 
 in France during the reign of. 2 v. Lond., 1861- 
 
 64. 8°. [Rolls chron.] 5140.— 
 
 See also (in Countries) England (History: Wars of the roses); 
 lives of Makgabet of Anjou; and Shakspere's drama, 
 ' Henry VI.' 
 Heney VII. (king of England, 1st of the Tudor dynasty, 
 b. 1456, d. 1509). 
 
 — Bacon (F. ) History of. [ In his Moral worts. ] 5015. 01 
 
 • Same. [Works, v. 11.] 5014.13 
 
 Same. 1870 472.11 
 
 Note. — Reviewed in Fraser'b mag., v. 69, 1859. or Littell, 
 1860, v. 1. 
 
 — Bull of Inn ocent VIH. on the marriage of Henry VII. 
 
 with Elizabeth of York ; ed. by J. P. Collier, 
 London, Camden miscel. , v. 1. 1847. 4°. . 5112.39 
 
 — Calendar of letters and state papers preserved at 
 
 Simancas. Ed. by G. A. Bergenroth. . . 5156. — 
 See also Ed. rev.,v. 1 17, 1863 (Simancas records, 1485-1509). 
 
 — Campbell (W. ) Materials for history of reign of. v. 
 
 1. Loud., 1873. 8°. [Rolls chronicles. ] 5140.— 
 
 — Gairdner (J. ed.) Letters and papers illus. of reign. 
 
 2v. Lond., 1861-63. 8°. [Rolls chron. ] 5140. — 
 Note.— Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 121, 1865. 
 
 - London chronicle during the reign of ; ed. by C. 
 
 Hopper. Camden miscel. v. 4.] . . . 5113.27 
 
 - Memorials. Bemardi Andrea? Tholosatis vita regis, 
 
 etc. Lond., 185m. 8°. [Rolls chronicles.] 5140.— 
 
 — Roberts (Emma). Memoirs of the houses of York and Lancas- 
 
 ter, v. 1 454.09 
 
 — Rutland papers. [Camden soc] 6112.21 
 
 Heney VIII. (king of England, b. 1491, d. 1547). 
 
 — Love letters of Henry VIII. to Anna Boleyn. London, 1823. 
 
 8°. [Pamphleteer, v. 21-22.] 5058.21 
 
 — Letters and papers, foreign and domestic, preserved 
 
 in the Public record office, v. 1-4 in 7. London, 
 1862-72. 8°. [Rolls chronicles.] . . . 5134.- 
 
 — Letters, dispatches, and state papers, relating to the 
 
 negociations between England and Spain, in the 
 archives of Simancas and elsewhere, v. 1-3. 1485- 
 
 1526 5136.— 
 
 Same. Supplement to v. 1-2. I. Queen Katharine. 5136 
 
 — Aubin (M. ) Life of. From the French, by E. G. 
 
 K. Browne. 1852 3077.17 
 
 Note.— Written from a Roman Catholic standpoint. 
 
 — Bekynton (T., sec. to Henry Fill.) Official corres- 
 
 pondence 1872. [Rolls chronicles. ] . . 5141. — 
 
 — Froude (J . A. ) History of Eugland, v. 1-4. 474.01 
 
 Note. — An elaborate defence of Henry VTTT. 
 
 Reviewed— Atlantic monthly, v. 10, 1862 (by C. C. Haze- 
 well); Ed. rev., v. 108, or Littell, 1858.V.3 (with Mr.Froude's 
 reply) ; National rev., v. 11, 1860. 
 
 — Giustmiani (S. ) Four years at the court of. De- 
 
 spatches to the signoiy of Venice, 1015-1519. Tr. 
 
 by B. Brown. 2 v. 1854 3077.27 
 
 Reviewed in Fraser's mag., v. 51, 1856 : Quar. rev v 
 96, 1855. 
 
 — Herbert (H. W.) Henry VIII. and his six wives. 1854. 3077.25 
 
 — London chronicle during the reign of. Ed. by C. 
 
 Hopper. [Camden miscel., v. 4. 1859.] 5113.27 
 
 — Nicolas (Sir N. H.) Privy purse expences of, 1529 
 
 to 1532. With notes 3077.26 
 
 — Rutland papers. [Camden soc] .... 5112.21 
 
 — Thomas (W.) The pilgrim ; a dialogue of the life 
 
 of. 1861 3077.21 
 
 — Turner (S.) History of the reign of. 2d ed. 2 v. 
 
 18 - 7 3077.29 
 
 — Tytler (P. F.) Life of. 1837 3077.20 
 
 — Koran (J.) Princes of Wales 3253 21 
 
 — Herbert (H.W.) Persons and pictures, p. 165-89. 1854. 253201 
 
 Fortnightly rev., v. 9, 1868 (Sir T. More and Henry VIlI.'s 
 book against Luther, by F. Seebohm) ; Fraber's, v. 77 1868 
 (State papers of Henry VIII.) 
 
 its- See also England (in Countries), for general histo- 
 ries ; and England, aud Reformation (in Biblical and re- 
 ligious lit. p. 84 and 99), for more particular accounts of the 
 progress of the Reformation during his reign 
 
 See Shakspere's play— 'Henry VIII." and in fiction Ains- 
 worth's Windsor castle, and Miihlbach's Henry VIII. 
 
 J3S" See also lives of Wolset, Mobe, Cbanmek, Cromweu, 
 'Thomas), Pole ; and the lives of his queens, by Misg 
 Strickland. 
 Heney Fbedeeick (son of James I., b. 1594, d. 1612). 
 
 — Doran (J.) Princes of Wales 3253.21 
 
 — Jesse (J. H.) Court of England, v. 1 477.0* 
 
 — Lodge (E.) Portraits, etc., v. 3 3225^01 
 
 Heney (Matthew, Enilish dissenting divine and biblical 
 
 commentator, b. 1662, d. 1714). 
 
 — Chapman (C.) Life and time. 1859. . . 3077.22 
 Heney (Patrick, of Va., Amer. rev. statesman, and ora- 
 tor, b. 1736, d. 1799). 
 
 — Wirt (W. ) Life and character of. . . . 3077.23 
 
 — Everett (A. H.) Life of. 3241.11 
 
 — Homes of American statesmen. (Paper by E. W. Johnston.) 
 
 3245.12 
 
 — Magoon (E. L.) Orators of the rev. p. 234-265. 1848. 6311.12 
 
 — Pollard (E.) Historic doubts concerning P. Henry. (Galaxy 
 
 Sept., 1870.] 
 See also references in Poole's Index. 
 Heney (Philip, Engl, dissenting divine, b. 1631, d. 1696). 
 
 — Henry (M.) Life of P. H. [Works, v. 1.] 3551.23 
 
 Henky (Walter, English soldier). 
 
 — Events of a military life. [1811-39.] 2d ed. London 
 
 1843. 8° 3075.29 
 
 Henbyson, or Hendeeson (Robert, Scotch poet, 15th cen- 
 tury). 
 
 — Tytler (P. P.) Lives of Scottish worthies, v. 3. . . 3252.03 
 Henson (Josiah, Maryland slave, b. 1789). 
 
 — Story of his owd life. Introd. by H. B. Stowe. Bos- 
 
 ton, 1858. 12° 3082.01 
 
 Heebekt (Anne Clifford, countess of Pembroke, b. 1589, 
 d. 1675). 
 
 — Coleridge (H.) Northern worthies, v. 2. 1852. . .3263.07 
 
 — Lodge (E.) Portraits, etc., v. 5 3225.05 
 
 Heebeet (Edward, 1st baron of Cherbury, English pla- 
 
 tonist, b. 1581, d. 1648). 
 
 — Life. By himself. London, 1792. 4°. . .3082.02 
 
 — Jesse (J. H.) Court of England, v. 1 477.04 
 
 — Lodge (E.) Portraits, etc., v. 4 3225.01 
 
 See also Contem. rev., v. 6, 1867 (by John Hunt). 
 Heebeet (George, English religious poet, 6.1593, d.lSS'i). 
 
 — Brown (S.) Lectures and essay's, v. 2, 1858. p. 103-31. 2515.02 
 
 — Lives of eminent Englishmen 3221.11 
 
 — Walton (I.) Lives of, etc. 1847 . . 3176.02 
 
 Same. [In Wordsworth (C.) Eccl. biogr.,v. 4. 1853.] 3446.04 
 
 See also Littell, v. 5, 1854 (from Brit. quar. rev.) 
 Heebeet (Mary, formerly Miss Sidney, countess of Pem- 
 broke, b. 15.10. d. 1621). 
 
 — Jesse (J. H.) Court of England, etc., v. 1 477.04 
 
 — Lodge (E.) Portraits, etc., v. 3 3225.03 
 
 — Thomson (K. B.) Queens of society, V. 2 3262.16 
 
 Heebket (Philip, earl of Pembroke, b. about 1582, d. 
 1650). 
 
 — Jesse (J. H.) Court of England, etc., v. 1 477.04 
 
 — Lodge (E.) Portraits, etc., v. t 3225.03 
 
 Heebeet (Sidney, Engl, statesman, b. 1810, d. 1S61). 
 
 — British statesmen. 1854 3252.07 
 
 See also Eraser's mag., v. 65, 1862. 
 
 Heebeet (Wm. , earl of Pembroke, Engl, poet, b. 1580, d. 
 1630). 
 
 — JesBe (J. H.) Court of England, etc., v. 1 477.04 
 
 — Lodge (E.) Portraits, v. 3 3225.03 
 
 Hehdee (Johann Gottfried, German philosopher, b. 1747, 
 
 d. 1803). 
 
 — De Quincey (T.) Essays on philos. writers, v.l, p. 159-77. 2522.18 
 
 — Gostwick (J.) and Harrison (R.) German literature. 2732.11 
 
 — Hildebrand (K.) Herder. [3 art., N. A. rev., July, Oct., 1872; 
 
 April, 1873.] 
 
 — Raumer (K.. von). Sketch, etc. [In Ed. reformers.] 5515.14 
 
 See also histories of German literature and philosophy. 
 Hebewaed (the last of the Saxons, d. 1072). 
 
 — Wright (T.) Adventures of Hereward. [In W.'s Essays, 
 
 v. 2.] 2722.20 
 
 See also Kingsley 's novel, ' Hereward ' [221 , 70]. 
 Heendon (Wm. Henry, lawparlnerof Abraham Lincoln). 
 
 See Atlantic monthly, v. 19, 1867 (by Mrs. Dall). 
 Hebodotus ydreek historian, 5th cent, B.C.) 
 
 See his name in general alphabet. 
 Hekbeea (Fernando, Spanish poet and wrikr, b. 1534V 
 d. 1597). 
 
 — Shelley ( M. W.) Lives, etc., v. 3 3211.28 
 
 Heeschei. (Sir Wm., Engl, astronomer, b. 1738, d. 1822). 
 
 — Arago (D. F. J.) Biographies, etc., v. 1 3263.10 
 
 Eulogy on. [Sm. rep. 1870.] 3936.25 
 
 See also Nat. quar rev., v. 25, 1'872 ; Temple Bar, June, 
 1871, (H. as a music master : fiction?) 
 Heeschel (Sir John F. W., son of preceding, English as- 
 tronomer and physicist, b. 1792, d. 1871). 
 
 — Dodge (N. S.) Memoir of. [Sm. rep. 1871.] .... 3936.26 
 
 See also Eclectio mag., v. 26, 1852. 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : Hertford to Hood. 
 
 15? 
 
 Hebtfokd (Frances, countess of afterwards duchess of 
 Somerset, d. 1751). 
 
 — Thomson (K. B.) Celebrated friendships, v. 2. 1861. 3253.24 
 Hebtfokd (W. Seymour, marquis of. See Seymour 
 
 (William). 
 Hekvey (James, Engl, divine and moralist, d. 1758). 
 
 — Harsha(D. A.) Life of. 1865 sisi.i>7 
 
 Heevjsy (John, lord Hercey of Ickworlh, Engl, politician 
 
 and poet. b. 1606, d. 1743). 
 
 — Thomson <K. B.) Wits and beaux of society. . . 3262.25 
 
 Note — "Sporus" of Pope's Satires. 
 Hekvey (Mary Leppell, lady, b. 1700, d. 1768). 
 
 — Thomson (K. B.) Qneens of society 3262.16 
 
 Heth (Joice, exhib. by P. T. Bamum as nurse of Uen. 
 
 Washington and centenarian, d. 1836, ait. about 80). 
 
 — Life. N. Y., 1836. 10° 5091.01 
 
 Hewes (George R. T.,6. 1712, & 1821). 
 
 — Traits of the tea party, [Boston Dec., 1773 ;] a me- 
 
 moirofH., one of the survivors. By a Bostoniau. 
 
 1835 3082.05 
 
 See also Harper's monthly, v. i (ittus.) 
 
 Heyne (Christian. Gottlob, German classical scholar 
 and philologist, b. 1729, d. 1812). 
 
 — Carlyle (T.) Essays 2517.12 
 
 — Chambers' Papers, v. 6 2516.03 
 
 — Heeren (A. H. L.) Lite of. [In Class, journal, v. 19, p. 137 ■ v. 
 
 20, p. 137. 1819.] 2742.19 
 
 Littell, 1860, v. 2 (from Ladies' companion). 
 Heywood (Jasper, b. 1535, d. 10'lSi. 
 
 — Bell(E.) Livos of the English poets, v. 2 3211.18 
 
 Heywood (John, Engl, dramatic poet, d. 1565). 
 
 — Dunham (S. A.! Lives of lit men, v. 1 3211.14 
 
 — Ward (A. W.) English dramatic literature 1745.10 
 
 — Whipple (E. P.) Lit. of the age of Elizabeth. . . . 2752.27 
 Hight family. 
 
 — Hoyt(D.W.) Genealogical history of. 1871. 3078.03 
 Hildebkaiid (Pope*. <S;e U-kegoky VII. 
 
 Hill {Ambrose P.. b. 1824, d. 1865). 
 
 — Snow (W. P.) Southern generals 644.18 
 
 Hill (George Handel, called "Yankee," Amer. come- 
 dian, b. 1809, d. 1849). 
 
 — Nort .ail (W. K.) Life and recollections of. 3081.18 
 Hellhouse (James A., Amer. poet, b. 1789, d'. 1841). 
 
 See New Englander, v. 16, 1858. 
 Hikes (David Theo., of South Carolina, b. about 1810). 
 
 — Life, adventures, and opinions. N. Y., 1840. 3081.17 
 Htppockates, (Greek physician, '5th century B.C.) 
 
 — .Russell (J. B.) Hist, and heroes of medicine. . . . 4313.01 
 Htppolyius (St., Greek bishop, 3d century). 
 
 -Bunsen (0. G. J.) Hippolytus and his age. 2 v. 
 1854. 3114.05 
 
 — Tayler (W. E.) Hippolytus, etc. 1853. .3413.15 
 
 See also church histories, 3d century, p. 81 of catalogue. 
 Hobaet (John Hobart, prot. epis. bp. of New York, b. 
 1775, d. 1830). 
 
 — McViekar (J.) Early year3 of. 1834. . .3082.15 
 Hobbes (Thomas, Engl, absolutist political writer, mate- 
 rialistic and necessarian philosophei;b.l588, d.1679). 
 
 — Disraeli (I.) Hobbes and his quarrels. [In his Quarrels of 
 
 authors, v. 2 2522.25 
 
 — Grute (G.) Notice of Molesworth's edition of Hobbes. [In 
 
 Iris Minor works, 1873.] 2528.22 
 
 — Hazlitt (W.) Literary remains, v. 1, p. 133-169. . . 3076.13 
 
 See also Contem. rev., v. 7, 1868, and Tulloch's Rational 
 theology in England, v. 2 [3446.10] ; West, rev., v. 87, 1867. 
 
 Hoddeb (George, Englishman). 
 
 — Memories of my time. L., 1870. 8°. . .3082.22 
 Hodgklnson (Eaton, mechanical engineer,b.l789 ,d. 1861). 
 
 — Eawson (R.) Memoir of. [Sm. rep., 1868.] . . . .3936 23 
 Hoe (Richard March, improver of printing press, b. 1812). 
 
 — McCabe (J. D.,jr.) Great fortunes, etc 3265.14 
 
 Hoteb (Andreas, Tyrolese patriot, b. 1767, d. 1810). 
 
 — Memoirs of the life of. [anon.] From the French, 
 
 byC. H. Hall. London, 1820. 8°: . .3082.23 
 Hoffman (Ogden, lawyer and public man of New York 
 city, b. 1799, d. 1856). 
 
 — Proctor (L. B.) Bench and bar, p. 1-26. 1870. . . . 3256.24 
 
 See also Harper's mag., v. 21. 
 Hog (James Maitland, Scotchman, b. 1799, d. 1858). 
 
 — steel (R.) Lives made sublime, etc 3263.30 
 
 Hogahth ("William, tngl. painter, engraver, and hu- 
 morist, b. 1697, d. 1764). 
 
 — .Suit (G. A. ) W. H. : painter, engraver, and philo- 
 
 sopher. 1866 3082.14 
 
 See review in Westni. rev., Jan., 1867. 
 
 — Coleridge (H.) Essays and Marginalia, v. 2, p. 201-69. 2521.10 
 
 UpaSfnriV "ves of British painters, dc.v.l. 1431.01 
 
 S c& ■ J W T- f < H ° meS °' Eu S»8ll artists. 1873. . 1435.23 
 
 _ T w, ,o Ti Leotur ?f ™ English comic writers. . . 2531.06 
 
 — Lamb (C.) Essays, [in his Works.] . 5047 02 ■ 08 
 
 — Ohplmut [.V,,. M.O.W., Hist, sketches, etc. . .' 3064 18 
 
 Kcpr. irom Blackwood, v. 106, or Littell 1869, v 3 
 
 — ffl'Z'm'Jfi'r °rT!' y ° f P™" 3 ^. V. 1, 1866. 1433.03 
 ,!,, , ay (W - u -' En S lls h humourists. . . . 3252 13 
 
 — Thorubury (W.) British artists, v. 1. . . uH i 
 
 ~ 'IvS™ J« ,'V leC i 0t , e bio g™P h y. V. 2, p. 1-94. 1860. . 3253.11 
 
 — lytlor (Sarah). Modern paiuters. . 1131 37 
 
 ~ Z\ B ^ 0I ,fJ ed - Ed - by w ' Tru8ler - witn ' e9s "'y b y >• 
 
 major. 1841 lil5 03 
 
 See also Harper's mag. v. 22 ; and Brachvogel : s novel.' 
 Hogg (James, ' Etlrklc shepherd; Scotch poet and novelist, 
 b. 1772, d. 1835). 
 
 — Bloodgood (S. D.) Life of. 1834. . . . 3107 27 
 
 — Howitt (Wm.) Homes of British poets, v. 2. 1856. . 953 24 
 
 — i? rdau * W '* Meu I,have known. 1866 3222 05 
 
 — Memoir. [In his Poetical works, v. 5.] 1053.03 
 
 Hogg is one of the Dramatis personal of Noctes ambro- 
 siauss, the 1st volume of Shelton Mackenzie's edition, 
 [2540.01] containing a sketch of him. See also Harper's 
 monthly, v. 36, 39 ; Art journal, Oct., 1866 ; and references 
 in Alhbone and in Poole's Index. 
 Holbein (Hans, German painter; b. about 1495, d. 15-13). 
 
 — Wornuin (B. N. ) Some accounts of the life and 
 
 works of. 1867. 1446.12 
 
 See Atlantic, v. 3, 1859 (H. H. and the dance of death) ■ 
 Ed. rev., v. 125, 1867 ; Fortnightly rev., v. 6, 1806 (by Alfred 
 Woltman) ; several articles relating to Holbein in Archse- 
 ologia, v. 39 [5128. -] See also Dance of death, in general 
 alphabet. 
 
 Holbeeg (Lewis, Danish author, b. 1684, d. 1754). 
 
 — Memoirs ; by himself. Lond. , 1827. 18°. . 3082.06 
 Holckoit (Thomas, .Engl dramatist and romance wri- 
 ter, b. 1745; d. 1809). 
 
 — Memoirs. 3 v. London, 1816. 16°. . . 3082.07 
 
 — Shoemakers' lives, etc. [anon.] 1849 3261.15 
 
 Holland [Lord). See Fox. 
 
 Holland (Edwin O., Amer. lawyer, poet, and essayist, b. 
 179:i, d 1824). 
 
 — Irving (W.) Spanish papers, v. 2 2533.12 
 
 Holland (George, Amer. comedian, b. 1791, d. 1870). 
 
 — Holland memorial, Sketch of life, etc., with drama- 
 
 tic reminiscences, anecdotes, etc. New York, 1871. 
 
 1-8° 3078.02 
 
 Holland (Sir Henry, Engl, physician, b. 1788, d. 1873). 
 
 — Recollections of past life. N. Y., 1872. 12°. 3082.17 
 
 — Hayward (A.) Essays, n. s., v. 2, 1873 2528.18 
 
 See also Brit. quar. rev., April, 1872 ; North Brit, rev., 
 April, 1872 ; Quar. rev., v. 132, 1872, or Littell, 1872, v. 1. 
 Holland (Lord). See Fox (H. R, V., lord Holland). 
 Holt (Sir John, Engl, chief justice, b. 1642, d. 1709). 
 
 — Campbell (J., lord). Chief justices of England, v. 2. 3254.02 
 Holyoake (George Jacob, Engl, founder of secularism, 
 
 and advocate of co-operation in labor, b. 1817). 
 See Harper's monthly, v. 39, (illus.) 
 
 Home (Daniel Douglas, Scotch spiritualist and juggler, 
 b. 1835). 
 
 — Incidents in my life. 2 v. N. Y, 1863-72. 12°. 3082 10 
 
 See also Harper's monthly, v. 15, 18. 21. 
 Home (Heniy, lord Karnes, Scotch jurist, philosopher , and 
 critic, b. 1696. d. 1782). 
 
 — Tytler (A. F. ) Memoirs of. 3 v. 1814. .3095.01 
 Home (John, Scotch dramatist, b. 1724, d. 1782). 
 
 — Mackenzie (H.) Life of. [Home (J.) Works, v. 1.] . 5044.01 
 Homer, ( Greek poet). See Homer in general alphabet. 
 Hood (John B., confederate general, b. 1830). 
 
 — Snow (W. P.) Southern generals 644.18 
 
 Hood (Robin, legendary English outlaw and hero, 12th- 
 
 13th century). 
 
 — Gutch (J. M. ) A lytell Geste of Robin Hode, and 
 
 other ancient and modern ballads and songs rela- 
 ting to this celebrated yeoman. 1847. . 1682.27 
 
 — Hunter (J.) The great hero of the ancient min- 
 
 strelsy of England. 1852 1GS2.29 
 
 — Life and adventures. 2S p. L., [n. d.,] 16°. 5091.01 
 
 — Wright (T.) On the Robin Hood ballads. [Essays. v.2.] 2722.20 
 
 See also Atlantic, v. 1, 1857 ; Ed. rev., v. 86, or Littell, 
 
 v. 15 ; Nat. quar. v. 20, 1870 ; N. A. rev., v. 84, 1857 ; 
 
 Westm. rev., v. 33. Also Poetry [Collective : Ballads) ; and 
 
 Literature [Engish). 
 
 Hood (Thomas, Engl, poet and humorist, 6.1798, d.1845). 
 
 — Memorials. Ed. by his daughter. 2 v. Boston, 
 
 1860. 12° 3082.12 
 
 Name. [In his Works, v. 8, 1862.] . . . 5044.34 
 
 — Home (R. H.) New spirit of the age 
 
 — Jacox (!'.) Recreations of a recluse, v. 1, p. 156-76. . 2532.28 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the ATJ l'HOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
158 
 
 BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : Hood to Hugo. 
 
 Hood (Thomas), continued. 
 
 — Thackeray (W. M.) Miscellanies ? in Cornhill, 1861, or Littell, 
 
 1861, v 1 
 
 See also Atlantic, v. 6, 1860 ; Gentleman's mag., T. 8, 
 1872, or Littell, 1872, v. 8 ; Harper's monthly, v. 21, 22, 26, 
 39 ; Quar. rev , v. 114, 1863, or Littell, 1863, v. 4 ; Westm. 
 rev.,v. 95, 1871, or Littell, 1871, v 2; Gentm. mag.,Jan.,1876. 
 
 See also references in Poole's Index. 
 Hook i, Theodore Elwood, Engl, novelist, wit, and journal- 
 ist, b. 178 s, d. 1841). 
 
 — Theodore Hook : a sketch repr. from the Quar. 
 
 review, [anon.] 4th ed. L., 1853. 16°. 3082.19 
 
 — Hall (S. C.) Memories of. [In Atlantic, v. 15, 1865.] 
 
 — Home (B. H.) New spirit of the age 2532.09 
 
 — Smiles (S.) Brief biographies . 1861. . . . .3263.16 
 
 — Thomson (K. B.) Wits and beaux of society. . . .3262.25 
 
 — Tirubs (J.) Wits and humourists, v. 2, p. 283-345. 1862. 3252.14 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, March, 1865, and April, 1865 ; 
 Harper's monthly, v. 1, 27, 39 ; and references in Alli- 
 bone, and in Poole's Index. 
 Hooke (Nathaniel, frisk historian, b. 1G90, d. 1763). 
 
 — Lawrence (E.) Lives of British historians, v. 2. . . 3262.04 
 Hooker (Richard, Anglican divine, b. 1554 d. 1600). 
 
 — Walton (I.) Lives of, etc. 1847 3176.02 
 
 Same. 1850 3176.03 
 
 — Whipple (E. P.) Lit. of the age of Elizabeth. . . 2752.27 
 
 Repr. from Atlantic, v. 22, 1868. 
 
 See also North Brit, rev.v. 26, 1856-7, or, Littell, 1858, v. 1. 
 Also Eefereuoes in Allibone, and M'Cliutock and Strong ; 
 and Tulloch's Rational theology in England, v. 2. 
 Hopkins (John Henry, lstbp. of Vermont,b.ll92,d.l868). 
 
 — Life, by one of his sons [J. H. Hopkins, jr.] 30S2.21 
 Hopkins (Samuel, New England divine, b. 1721, d. 1803). 
 
 — Whittier (J. G.) Old portraits, etc. [In. his Prose works, v. 1, 
 
 1866 1 5077.10 
 
 .Hopf.ee (Isaac T., Amer. abolitionist and philanthropist 
 b. 1771, d. 1852). 
 
 — Child {Mrs. L.M.) L T. Hopper ; a true life. 3083.01 
 Horace. (Quintus Horatius Flaccus, Roman poet, b. 65, 
 
 d. 8 e.o.) 
 
 — Milman(H. H.) Life of Horace 3083 22 
 
 See also Literature (' Ancient ' ; — ' Roman.' , 
 Horne (Thomas Hartwell, EngLbiblical and bibliographi- 
 cal scholar, b. 1780, d. 1862). 
 
 Reminiscences : personal and bibliographical 
 
 With notes by his daughter, S. A. Cheyne, and 
 mtrod. by J. B. McOaul. Lon., 1862. 12°. 3083 14 
 See Contem. rev., v. 4, 1867 (by H. I. Rose). 
 Horner (Francis, British politico-economical writer b 
 1778, d. 1817). 
 
 — Memoirs and correspondence. Ed. by L Ho>ner 
 
 2 v. Boston, 1853. 8°. 3083 02 
 
 See also N. A. rev., v. 78, 1854. 
 Hoetense Eugenie de Beauharnais, queen of Holland 
 b. 1783, d. 1837). 
 
 — Abbott (J. S.C.) The history of. 1870. .3083.18 
 
 — La Garde (Oornte de). Memoirs of. 1833. . 3083 19 
 Same. [Waldie library, v. 1.] . . .507815 
 
 — Wraxall (L.j and Wehrhan (R. ) Memoirs of. 2 v. 
 
 1862 3083 1 6 
 
 — Challice (Mrs.) Illustrious women of France 1873 ' 3266 09 
 
 See alsc ; Bentley's Miscellany, v. 56, 1864 ; New monthly 
 mag., v. 123, 1861, or Littell, 1861, V. 4. •'•»"• J "'n'y 
 
 Hoskyns (John, b. 1566, d. 1638). 
 
 — Bell (R.) Lives of English poets 321118 
 
 Hosmeb (Harriet G., Amer. sculptress, b. 1831) 
 
 — Tuokerman (H. T.) Book of the artists. . . 141K no 
 
 See also Harper's monthly, v. 33, p. 102. ' ' 
 
 Hocdim (Robert Jean Eugene, French juggler, b 1805) 
 
 — Memoirs. By himself. Phil., 1859. 12°. 3083 04 
 
 See also Winslow's jour., v. 12 1859 
 Hough (Joseph, of Butler co., Ohio, b. 1783, d. 1853) 
 
 — McBnde(J.) Pioneer biography, v.l. 1869. . . 304719 
 Houston (Samuel ,lstpres. of Texas, and U. S. senator, 
 
 0. ityz, a. lobo). 
 
 — Life. New York, 1855. 12°. . . 3033 09 
 
 — Savage (J.) Our living representative men. 1860. .' 3150 01 
 
 See also references in Poole's Index <"oo.ui 
 
 Howaedj Anne Dacres, countess of Arundel and Surrey, 
 
 — Howard (H.) Lives, 'etc. 1857 , mi0 „ 
 
 Howard (Catherine). See Catherine, ( qu . of Henry VII?) 
 
 w ( z Y 16 ?' °'1 ?^ am > ™ «ri of Nottingham, 
 lord Jugh-admiral of England, b. 1536, d 1624) 
 
 — Lodge (E.I Portraits, etc., v. 3. ... ' i„, 
 
 — Southey (R.) Lives of the British admirals, v'. 2 ' ' 3211'ra 
 HowAnyHeniy,^ of Surrey, Engl poet, ' b. "about 
 
 3263.32 
 > 3225.01 
 
 — Thomson {Mrs. K. B.) H. H. and Sir T. Wyatt. [In her Cel 
 friendships, v. 1, p. 66-118. 1861 3253.24 
 
 See also editions of his poems, under his name in general 
 alphabet, for other lives. 
 Howaed (John, English philanthropist, b. 1726, d. 1790). 
 
 — Aiken (J.) Character and services of. 1792. 3083.12 
 
 — Dixon (H. ) John Howard and the prison world of 
 Europe. 1850 3083.10 
 
 — Farrar (Mrs. J.) John Howard. 1833. .3083.11 
 
 — Bayne (P.) Sketch of. [In his Christian life.] . . . 3515.05 
 
 — Chambers's miscel., v. 7 2515 26 
 
 — Phillips (S ) Essays from the Times, v. 1. . 2535.09 ; 2538.14 
 See also Harper's monthly, v. 2. 
 
 Howaed (Oliver Otis, of Maine, general in Civil war of 
 1861-65, 6. 1830). 
 
 — Stowe (H. E. B.) Men of our times 3265.02 
 
 See also Harper's monthly, v. 35. 
 
 Howard (Philip, earl of Arundel and Surrey, b. 1557 
 d. 1595). 
 
 — Howard (H) Lives of. 1857. 3014.20 
 
 — Lodge (E.) Portraits, etc., v. 2 3225.02 
 
 Howe (Elias, jr., inventor of the sewing machine, b. 1819 
 
 d. 1867). 
 
 — ■ McCabe (J. I>.,jr.) Great fortunes, etc 3265.14 
 
 See also Parton's article on the history of the sewing 
 
 machine in Atlantic monthly, May, 1867. 
 Howe (Richard Scrope, ith viscount, 1st earl Howe 
 
 English admiral, b. 1725, d. 1799). 
 
 — Barrow (J.) The life of.. 1838 3083.25 
 
 — Edgar (J. G.) Sea-kings and naval heroes. . . 326317 
 
 — Lodge (E.) Portraits, etc., v. 8. 
 Howe (Sir "Wm., British general, in Amer. rev., b 1729 
 
 d. 1814). 
 
 See Harper's monthly, v. 37, (illus.) ■ also Hawthorne's 
 ' Lard Howe's masquerade ' [In Boston book. 2513.24], 
 Hoyt (Jesse, New York politician, 18— ,. 
 
 — Mackenzie (W. L.) Life and opinions of. 3026.24 
 Hott family. 
 
 — Hoyfc(D. W.) Genealogical history of. 1871. 3078.03 
 Huber (Francois, Swiss naturalist, b. 1750, d. 1854). 
 
 — Jardine (Sir Wm.) Naturalist's library, v. 34. 4721.02 
 See also Popular science monthly, Feb., 1875. 
 
 Hudson (George, 'the railway king,' b. 1800, d. 1871.) 
 
 — Carlyle (T.) Hudson's statue. [In his Latter-day pamphlets, 
 p. 322-70. 1855.] 2515.11 
 
 Hudson (Henry, English navigator, discoverer of Hud- 
 son's Bay, b. about 1560, d. 1611). 
 
 — Read (J. M.) Historical inquiry concerning H. H. 
 
 „, 18 ? 6 -, 3084.16 
 
 — Cleveland (H. B ) Life of. 3241 01 
 
 See Littell, 1861, v. 2; Macmillan, Oct., 1867 (Biogr. sketch 
 
 oy Or. M. Ashur) ; Harper's monthly, v. 9, illus. 
 .Huet (Pierre Daniel, bp. of Avranches, b. 1630, d. 1721). 
 
 — Memoirs. Written by himself. Tr. with notes, by 
 J. Aikin. 2 1. London, 1810. 8°. . . 3083.2G 
 
 See also Quar. rev., v. 97, 1855. 
 Hueston (Matthew, of Ohio, b. 1771, d. 1847). 
 
 — McBride (J.) Pioneer biography, v. 2 ; 3247.20 
 
 Hughks ( John, English poet and essayist, 6.1677, &J720). 
 
 — Johnson (S.) Lives of the poets, v. 1 3263.01 
 
 Hughes (John, catholic prelate, 1st abp. of New York, b. 
 
 1797, d. 1864). 
 
 — Hass,ird(J. R. G.) Life of. 1866.. . .3083.30 
 Hugo(V., thegreat.bp. of Lincoln, b.aboutll35, d.1200). 
 
 — Vita Lond., 1864. 8°. [Rolls chronicles.] 5140.- 
 Froude (J. A.) A bishop of the 12th century. [In Ms Short 
 
 studies, v. 2] 2525.06 
 
 1870 ', m I ' raser ' a mag-, n. s., v. 1, 1870, or Littell, 
 See also Contem, rev., v. 13, 1870 (by Geo. G. Perry). 
 -Hugo ( Victor Marie, French novelist and poet, b. 1802). 
 
 — Hugo (Mme. V.) Life of. 2 v. 1863. . .3084.01 
 ™ n- a "' e (0,) E » fle xions sur. [In his Art romautique.] 7013.10 
 cnaiiice (Dr.) French authors at homo, v. 2, 1861. . 3266.10 
 JJrisweil (J. H.) Modern men of letters, p. 61-77. 1870. 2525.18 
 
 ~ if™" 1 * 1 ,? '^; ? 6) ' Sket <*es, etc.. p. 187-205. 1841. .3261.26 
 
 — McCarthy (J.) Modern leaders 3257 16 
 
 — Men of the third republic. 1873. . 3"3' 27 
 
 — Sainte-Beuve (C. A.) Portraits contem., v. l! .' .' '. 7033.33 
 ,J.f ea li Bla <*ivood, v. 100, 1866; Frasor's mag., v. 67, 
 iS™ ; 5 a ''P ei '' 8 monthly, v. 13, 23, 25, 26 ; London soc , 
 IB Id ; Nat. quar. rev., V. 20, 1870 ; N. A. rev., V. 81, 1855 ; 
 Putuam's mag., July, 1869; Temple bar, Oct., 1874; Westm. 
 
 at h'om f 1856 J T ' S0, 18G3 ' Gent1 ' mag " May ' 1870 lV ' Hl 
 As a poet. See Afternoon lectures, v. 2 ,by W. Alexander); 
 
 Fortnightly rev., v. 3, 1865 (by G. H Lewes). 
 Apropos of L' Homme qui rit, see Fraser's mag., v. 80, 1869. 
 Apropos of Les Misirables, see Blackwood v. 92, 1862 ; 
 
 Ed rev., v. 117, 1863 ; New Englander, v. 23, 1864 (by Mrs. 
 
 ,o„o 0orBon ) i Q uar - rev., v. 112, 1862 ; Westm. rev., v. 79, 
 ±00 y. 
 
 6B00KLYN MERCANTILE LIBBA.BY 
 
BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) 
 
 Huulard-Breholles to Hyde. 
 
 159 
 
 Huillaed-Breholles (Jean Louis Alphonse, 6. 1817 
 d. 1870). 
 
 — Oliphant (T. L. K.) Duke and the scholar. 3257.21 
 Hull (Gen. Win., U. 8. officer in the Revolution, and in 
 
 the War of 1812, b. 1753, d. 1825). 
 -Defence. Written by himself. B., 1814. 12°. 3084.05 
 
 — Campbell (M.) Revolutionary services and civil life 
 
 of. N. Y., 1848. 8° 3084.04 
 
 — Lossing (B. J.) Hull's surrender of Detroit. [A defence of 
 
 Hull ] 1876 8084.13 
 
 Hull (John, mint-master and treasurer of Massachusetts 
 Say, b. 1624, d. 1682). 
 
 — Diaries. Boston, 1857. 8°. [Arohaeologia Amer. 
 
 t. 3.] 577.20 
 
 Humboldt ([FriedrichHeinrich] Alexander, baron von, 
 German naturalist, geographer, and physicist, b. 
 1769, d. 1859). 
 
 — Letters to Varnhagen voii Ense, 1827-1858. With 
 
 letters to Humboldt. Tr. by F. Knapp. N. Y 
 
 I860. 12°. 30S4..16 
 
 Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 112, 1860, or Littell, 1860, v. 3. 
 
 — Life, travels and books. Introd. by B. Taylor. N. Y 
 
 1859. 12° 3084.08 
 
 — Klencke (P.F.H. ) Alexander von Humboldt. 3084.07 
 
 — Schwarzenberg (P. A.) Alexander von Humboldt. 
 
 1866 3084.11 
 
 — Everett (E.) Mount Vernon papers, p. 284-93. 1860. . 2524.13 
 
 — Friswell (H.) Footsteps to fame, p. 77-104 3261.28 
 
 — Houghton (R. M. M., lord). Monographs, etc. p. 19-37. 3'165.10 
 
 — Jardine {Sir W.) Naturalist's library, v. 37 4721.05 
 
 — Tuckerman (H. T.) The naturalist. [In his Characteristics, 
 
 etc., v. 2.] 2544.10.O 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 62, 1860, or Littell, 1860, v. 4, 
 {H. at the court of Berlin, by Monkton MiLnes) ; Fraser's 
 mag., v. GO, 1859 (In Memoriam) ; Harper's mag., v. 19 ; 
 Littell, 1869, v. 4 (Humboldt Centennial at Boston) ; Meli- 
 ora, v. 3, 1860 ; and references in Poole's Index. 
 
 Humboldt (Carl Wilhelm, baron von, Prussian philolo- 
 gist, diplomatist, and progressive politician, b. 1767, 
 d. 1835). 
 
 — Challemel-Lacour (P.) La philosophie individualiste : 
 etude, etc. 1864 3084.10 
 
 — Schlesier (G. ) Life of. Tr. by J. Bauer. 1853. 3084.07 
 
 See also Quar. rev., v. 124, 1868 ; Nat. quar. rev., v. 11, 
 
 1865 (H. as a comparative philologist). 
 Hume. See also Home. 
 Hume (David, Saltish historian, and metaphysical and 
 
 political philosopher, b. 1711, d. 1776.) 
 
 — My own life, [in his Philos. works, v. 1.] 5414.03 
 
 — Burton (J. H.) Life and correspondence of. 3081.12 
 
 — Letters of emiment persons addressed to David 
 
 Hume, Edinburgh, 1849. 8° 3085.01 
 
 — Bitchie (T. E. ) Account of life and writings of. 
 
 1807 3U85.02 
 
 — Brougham (H.) Lives of men of letters 3024.04 
 
 — Edgar .(J. G.) Footprints of famous men 3263.18 
 
 — Foster (J.) Critical essays, v. 1, p. 95-110. 1856.. .2525.03 
 
 — Lawrence (E.) Lives of British historians, v. 2. . .3262.04 
 
 — Oliphant (M. O. W.) Historical sketches, etc. . . . 3064.18 
 
 Eepr. from Blackwood, 1869, or Littell, 18G9, v. 3. 
 
 See also Contem. rev., v. 11, 1869 (by John Hunt) ; the 
 histories of philosophy of Lewes, v. 2 [5415.05] ; and Mau- 
 rice [5424.18] ; Stewart's Works (see Index in v. 11) ; and 
 McCosh'B Scottish philosophy [5424.20]. 
 
 Also references in Allibone, and Poole's Index. 
 Hunt (Harriot K. , Amer. doctor, b. 1805). 
 
 — Belloo (B. P.) Vignettes 3261.16 
 
 Hunt (Wm. Holman, Engl, painter, ' pre-Eapluielite ,' b. 
 
 1827). 
 
 See Blackwood's mag., v. 82, 1857 (3 art.) ; Fortnightly 
 
 rev., v.9. 1868 (Hunt's picture of Isabel art. by B. Cracroft); 
 
 Fraser's mag., v. 61. I860 (Picture oi Christ in the Temple). 
 
 Hunt (James Henry Lsigh, English poet and miscel. 
 
 writer, b. 1784, d. 1859). 
 
 — Autobiography. 2 v. N. Y., 1850. 12°. . . 3085.03 
 
 — Correspondence. Ed. by his eldest son. 2 v. Lon- 
 
 don, 1862. 12° 3085.19 
 
 — Ireland (A ) List of the writings of, chronologi- 
 
 cally arranged. 186* 3075.28 
 
 — Hazlitt (W.) Spirit of the age, p. 245-259. 1857. . . 2531 07 
 
 — Home (R. H.) New spirit of the age. ..... .2532.09 
 
 — Howitt (Wm.) Homes of British poets, v. 2. . . . 953.24 
 
 — Langford (J. A.) Prison books and their authors. . 3263.30 
 
 — Macaulay (T. B.)Essays, v.4, 1859. [Ed. rev., Jan. 1841.] 2536.19 - 
 
 — Bedding (C.) Personal reminiscences, v. 2, p. 184-229. 3222.02 
 
 — Smiles (S.) Brief biographies. 1861 3263.16 
 
 — Timbs (J.) Lives of the later wits, etc., v. 2. 1874. 3251.09 
 
 See aiso Cornhill, v. 1, p. 85, or Littell, 1860, v. 1 : Har- 
 per'B monthly, v. 1, 39, 40 ; N. A. rev., v. 97, 1863 : North 
 Brit, rev., v. 33, 1860. or Littell, 1861, v. 1. 
 
 Hunteb (John, Scottish anatomist and pathologist, b. 
 1728, d. 17'.i:i). 
 
 — Edgar (J. G.) The boyhood of great men. . . 3263 23 
 
 — Jardine (Sir W.) Naturalist's library, v. 22. . . 47U22 
 Huntee (KobertM. T., of Va., Amer. politician, 6.1809). 
 
 — Savage (J.) Our living representative men. 
 
 Huntek (William, Scotch physician and surgeon, b. 1718 
 il. 178:!). 
 
 — Edgar (J. G.) Footprints of famous men 3263.18 
 
 Huntington family. 
 
 — Huntington (E. B.) Genealogical memoir of the 
 
 Huntington family in [the United States]. 3085.22 
 Huntingdon (Selina Hastings, countess of, b. 1707, d. 
 
 — Stevens (A.) Women of methodism 3463.09 
 
 See also Histories of methodism (p. 91 of Catalogue). 
 Hueault (P., comtede Cheverny, b. 1528, d. 1599). 
 
 — Memoives, 1662-1599. [Petitot. 1 ser., v. 36.] . . . 601.36 
 Hueault (Philippe, ivique de Chartres, d. 1620). 
 
 — Memoires, 1599-1601. [Petitot. 1 ser., v. 36.] . . . 601.36 
 Hued (Kichard, bp. of Lid i field and Worcester, b. 1720. 
 
 d. 1808). 
 
 North Brit, rev., v. 35, 1861. 
 Huskisson (Wm., English financier and politician, b. 
 1770, d. 1830). 
 
 — Memoir. [In his Speeches, etc., v. 1, 1831.] .... 6322.13 
 Huss or Hus (John, Bohemian religious reformer, b. 1373 
 
 d. 1415). 
 
 — Gillett (E. H.) Life and times of. 2 v. 1863. 3085.08 
 
 — Gilpin (W.) Lives of. 1766 3184.08 
 
 -- Rogers (R.) Essays from Good words, p. 90-133. 1867. 2541.32 
 
 Eepr. in Littell, 1866, v. 1. 
 
 — Stevenson fW. F.) Lives and deeds, e(c. p. 181-207. . 3261.05 
 
 See also Contem. rev., v. 10, 1869 ; v. 19, 1872, or Littell. 
 1872, v. 1 (by A. H. Wratislaw) ; Harper's monthly, v. 17 ; 
 New Englander, v. 23, 1864 (Huss's seiluouB oy E. H. Gil- 
 lett); Good words, 1867. 
 
 See Reformation (Bohemia}, p. 99 of catalogue. 
 Hutchinson family. 
 
 — Derby (P. ) Descendants of Barnard Hutchinson, 
 
 of Cowlam, England. [Essex Inst. hist. col. v. 
 
 10.] 605.12 
 
 Hutchinson (Anne, antinomian schismatic in New Eng- 
 land, b. 1591, d. 1613). 
 
 — Ellis (G.E.) Life of. [Sparks' Am.biog. v. 16.] 3241.01 
 Hutchinson (Col. John, regicide judge of Charles I., b. 
 
 1617, d. 1664). 
 
 — Hutchinson (L. ) Life of. 1848 3085.10 
 
 Hutchinson (Mrs. Lucy, wife of preceding, English au- 
 thoress, 6. 1620, d. 1669). 
 
 — Costello (L.S.) Eminent Englishwomen, v. 3, p. 67-100. 3256.14, 
 
 — Orosland (N.) Memorable women, p. 244-312. . . . 3261. 19 
 
 — Russell (W.) Extraordinary women 3263.19 
 
 Hutten (Ulrich von, German scholar and reformer, b. 
 
 1488, d. 1523). 
 
 — Goethe (J. W. von). Tribute to H. 1789. . 3163.23 
 • — Maccall (W.) Foreign biographies, v.l, p. 176-298. 1873. 3265.21 
 
 — Strauss (D. F. ) U. vonH. : his life and times. 3(^,5.18 
 
 See also Sir Wm. Hamilton's article on the ' Epistohe ob- 
 scurorum virorum,' in his Discussions, etc. [5413.10], 
 Hutton (James, H. D. , Scotch chemist and physicist, b. 
 1726, d. 1797). 
 
 — Playfair (J.) Biogr. account of. [Works, v. 4.] 5063.04 
 Hutton (Richard H., editor of London Spectator). 
 
 See Contem. rev., v. 16, 1871 (R. H. H. as critic and theo- 
 logian, by S. S. D. Collet). 
 Hutton family. 
 
 — Jewett (L. ) Life of William Hutton, and the history 
 
 of the Hutton family. 1872. . . . 3085.17 
 Hyaointhe (Fattier). See Loyson. 
 Hyde (Anne, queen of James II. ) See Anne Hyde. 
 Hyde (Edward, 1st earl of Clarendon, Engl, statesman, 
 
 lord-chancellor, and historian, b. 1608, d. 1674). 
 
 — Lewis (Lady T.) Friends and contemporaries of 
 
 lord Clarendon. 3 v. 1852 3085.14 
 
 v. 1. Lucius Carey, viscount Falkland ; Arthur, lord 
 
 Capell. 
 v. 2. Arthur, lord Capell, continued ; William Seymour, 
 
 marquis of Hertford, 
 v. 3. Marquis of Hertford, continued. 
 
 — Lister (T. H. ) Life, and administration of lord 
 
 Clarendon. 3 v. 1837-38 3085.11 
 
 — Adams (W. H. D.) itfen at the helm 3222.14 
 
 — Campbell (J., lord). Lord chancellors of England, v. 3. 3254.06 
 
 — Macdiarmid (J.) British statesmen, v. 2, p. 281-411. . 3267.14 
 
 — Thomson (K. B.) Edward Hyde and lord Falkland. [In her 
 
 Celebrated friendships, V. 2, p. 283-315. 1861.] . . 3253.24 
 
 — and Browne (Sir R.) Corresp., 1646-69. [In Evelyn (J.) Diary, 
 
 v. 4.] ... . 3055.12 
 
 In asking for books, use the "Book Orders," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the flrst pact of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
160 
 
 BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL): Ibn Batuta to James I. 
 
 Ibn Batuta (Abu Abd Allah Mohammed, Moorish trav- 
 eller, b. about 1300, d. after 1553). 
 
 — St. John (J. A.) Lives, etc., V. 1 3221.04 
 
 Ieliers (Florent d', d. 1475). 
 
 — Memoires, par D. Godefroy. [Petitot. 1 ser., v. 8] .6121.08 
 Lnchbald (Mrs. Elizabeth, Engl, actress, novelist, and 
 
 dramatist, b. 1753, d. 1821). 
 
 — Boaden (J. ) Memoirs of. 2 v. 1831. . .3085.25 
 
 — Elwood (A. K.) Literary ladies of England, v. 1. 1843. 3253.21 
 
 — Kavanagh (J.) English women of letters, v. 2. 1863. 3256.20 
 Inez de Castro, (Spanish lady, wife of Pedro, son of Al- 
 
 plionso IV. of Portugal, liih century). 
 
 See, in fiction, Bray (Mrs.) The Talba.'a romance. 141.33 
 Ingoliwby (Thomas, pseud. ) See Baeham (B H. ) 
 Ingres (Jean Auguste Dominique, French historical 
 painter, b. 1780, d. 1867). 
 
 See Contemp. rev., v. 5, 1867 (by T. F. Wetrnore) ; Mac- 
 millan, May, 1871. 
 Inman (Henry, Amer. portrait painter, b. 1801, d. 1840). 
 
 — Leater (C. E.j Artists of America. 1846 1415.10 
 
 — Tuckerman 'H. T.) Book of the artists 1415.09 
 
 Iredell i James, justice of the supreme court of the United 
 
 Hates, b. 1751, d. 1799). 
 
 — McBee (G. J.) Life and correspondence of, 1751- 
 
 99. 2 v. 1857 3085.28 
 
 Leon Mask, (French prisoner of state, 1602-1703). 
 
 — Ellis (G. A., lord Dover). True history of. 3051.18 
 
 Note. — Identifies the Iron mask with count Mathioli. 
 
 — Chambers's miscellany, v. 8 2515.27 
 
 — Wraxall (L.) Remarkable adventures, v. 1, p. 106-135. 3264.23 
 
 Note. — Identifies the Iron mask with Mareiali. 
 
 See Catholic World, March and April, 1870 ; Harper's 
 monthly, v. 43 ; Nat. quar. rev., June, 1869 ; Once a week, 
 V. 3, 1860, or Littell, I860, v. 4 ; Quar. rev., June, 1826 ; 
 Temple bar, v. 35, 1872. Also lives of Louis XIV., particu- 
 larly those of Voltaire and James ; and in fiction Dmnas' 
 Iron mask. 
 Ibvlng (Edward, Scotch pulpit orator, b. 1792, d. 1331). 
 
 — Oliphant (Mrs. M. O. W.) Life of. 1862. 3086.05 
 
 — Carlyle (T.) Essays, p 451-2. 1852 2517.12 
 
 — Gilfillan (G.) Third gallery of portraits, p. 52-67, 1855. 2626.13 
 
 — Hazlitt (W.) Spirit of the age, p. 49-63. 1857. . . .2631.07 
 
 See also Blackwood's mag., v. 84, 1858, or Littell, 1858 v. 
 3 ; v. 91, 1862 ; Ed. rev., v. 116, 1862 : Eraser's mag., v. 67, 
 1863 ; National rev., v. 15, 1862 ; New Englander, v. 22, 1863 
 (2 art. by W. W. Andrews) ; N. A. rev., v. 95, 1862 ; North 
 Brit, rev., v. 37, 1872 See also references in Allibone, and 
 M'Clintock and Strong. 
 Ibvjng (Washington, Amer. author and humorist,b.l783, 
 d. 1859). 
 
 — Irving (Pierre M.) Life and letters of. 4 v. 3086.01 
 
 — Irvingiana : a memorial. N. Y., 1860. 4°. 3086.06 
 
 — Bryant (W. C.) Orations, p. 93-154. 1873 2517.28 
 
 — Clark L. G.) Eecollections of. [Lippincott, May, 1869.1 
 
 — Greene (G. W.) Biogr studies. 1860 3072 08 
 
 — Hazlitt (W.) Spirit of the age, p. 259 69. 1857. . . 2531.07 
 
 — Homes of American authors. 1857 3245 11 
 
 — Irving vignettes. 1858 .2533 13 
 
 — Mitchell (D. G.) W. Irving. [Atlantic monthly, v. 13, 1864.]' 
 
 — Putnam (G. P.) Becollections of. [Atlantic monthly, v. 6, 1800.1 
 
 — Wallace (H. B.) Literary criticisms, p. 67-91. 18.56. 2545 02 
 
 See Harpers mag., v. 2 (by George Ripley, illm.) : v. 20 
 by W. M. Tliackeiay, by G. W Curtis, and by A. Oakey 
 Ha 1) ; v. 24 (by J. Wynne), v. 14 (Sunnyside, illus. by T. A. 
 Richards) ; Quar. rev., v. 114, 1863, or Littell, 1863, v. 3 ; 
 and articie with references in Allibone ; also Duyckinck 
 Griswold, tlie note on page 144 of the Boston public library 
 catalogue of hist., biogr., and travels, and the references 
 in Poole's Index. 
 Ibwin (Thomas, of Sutler co., Ohio, d. 1874, est. 81). 
 
 — McBride (J.) Pioneer biography, v. 1. 1869. . . . 3247 19 
 Isabella (Of Angouleine, queen of John of England, d. 
 
 1 246). 
 
 — Strickland (A.) Lives, ete 3256.06; 3255.13; 3225 09 
 
 Isabella (of France, queen of Edward II. of Enqhtiul. b 
 
 1292, d. 1358). 
 
 — Strickland (A.) Lives, etc 3255.06 ; 3255.13 ; 3225 00 
 
 Isabella I. (oj Castile, queen of Spain, b. 1450, d. l.'.Uii 
 
 — Oapeflgue (B. H. B.) Isabelle de Castille. Gran- 
 
 deur el decadence de l'Espagne. 1869. . 700s ol 
 
 — George (A.) Queens of Spain, v. 1 30,53 03 
 
 — Jameson [Mrs. A.) Female sovereigns. ' 3>j, ^e 
 
 — Joriklrjs (J. S.) Hemines of history, p. 11-49. 1852.' ;j202'l5 
 
 — Owen (,l/i«. o. E.) Heroines of history. . . 32Gl'21 
 
 — Prescolt (W. H.) Isabella of Spain and Elizabeth of England 
 
 [Boston book. 1841. p 20-26.] . . 2513 24 
 
 — Russell (W.) Extraordinary women, 1857. . . 3''i;:i ly 
 
 See a/so Eehdinaud V. and Isabella p 144 
 Isabella H. (queen of Spain, b. lfS30). 
 
 ^Ef" ,'*. ' J ' Si C -' K l n R3 and queens, p. 263-292. 3255 28 
 
 — Attache in Madrid ; court of. N. Y. 185G 12° 984'w 
 
 See also Harper's mag., v. 38 (by J. S. 0. Abbott) ■ v. 40 
 (by Lyman Abbott) ; v. 23 (Audience of the queen). 
 
 Isabella (of Valois, queen of Bichard U. of Mnqland b 
 1399, d. 1410). 
 
 — Strickland (A.) Lives, etc. . . . 325.506 ; 3255.13 ; 3225.10 
 Ituebide (Don Augustin, emperor of Mexico, 1822-3 b 
 
 1784, ex. 1824). 
 ■ — Political life, by himself. [Pamphleteer, v. 28.) . . 6058.28 
 Jackson (Andrew, Amer. general, Ithpres. of the IT. i 
 
 b. 1767, d. 1845). 
 
 — Cobbett (W.) Life of. 1834 3087.09 
 
 ■ — Dusenbery (B. M. ) Monument to the memory of ■ 
 
 twenty-five eulogies and sermons delivered on oc- 
 casion of his death, with sketch of his life. 30S7 08 
 
 — Headhy (J. T. ) Life of. 1852 3157! 12 
 
 — Parton (James). Life of. 3 v. 1860. . . 3087.05 
 
 Note. — A list of authorities is appended. 
 
 — Political mirror ; or, review of Jacksonism. (anon 1 
 
 1835. 18° 5725.17 
 
 — Waldo (S. P. ) Memoirs of. 1852. . . .3087.04 
 
 — Baldwin (J. G.) Party leaders 3243 Qg 
 
 — Bancroft (G.) Lit. and hist, miscel., p. 444-81. I855! 2517.04 
 
 — Homes of Amer. statesmen. (Paper by Paxke Godwin.) 324512 
 
 — Jenkins (J. S.) Generals of the last war. 1849. . . 6S6.U 
 
 — Parton (J.) People's book of biography 3265!o3 
 
 — Woodbury (L.) Life and character of. [Writings, v 3.] 5077!l4 
 
 See also Blackwood, v, 91, 1862 ; Harper's monthly, v 10 
 (by B. J. Lossing, illus.) ; v. 28 (illus.) ; and numeruii6 re. 
 ferences in Poole's Index. Also Amos Kendall's autobio- 
 graphy [3095.26] ; Van Bureu's hist, of political parties 
 [5732.15]; Tucker's Hist, of the U. S., V. 3-4 [574.19 ; and 
 Benton s Thirty years' view, v. 1 [575.25]. «g»For Jackson's 
 rue.-sages, with a biog. sketch, and a succinct account of 
 his administration, see Statesman's manual, by Williams 
 and Lossing, v. 2, Part 1 [5726.03]. 
 
 Jackson (Mrs. Andrew, wife of president). 
 
 — Holloway (L. C.) Ladies of the White house. . . . 3245.U 
 
 — Parton (J.) People's book of biography 3265*03 
 
 Jackson, (James, M.D., b. 1810, d. 1834). 
 
 — Memoirs of. Boston, 1836. 16°. .... 3086.13 
 Jackson (Thomas Jonathan, called Stonewall, confederate 
 
 general, b. 1824, d, 1863). 
 
 — Addey(M.) Life of. 1863 3087.01 
 
 — Cooke (J. E. ) Stonewall Jackson : a military biogr. 
 
 1866 3087.03 
 
 — Dabney (B. L.) Life of. 2 v. 1864. . .3086.15 
 
 — Daniels (— ). Life of. 1863 3087.02 
 
 — Snow (W. P.) Southern generals 644.18 
 
 Jacquaed (Marie Joseph, French mechanician, b. 1752, 
 
 d. 1834). 
 
 — Lamartine (A. de). Memoirs of eel. characters, v. 2. 3264.19 
 Jacquemont (Victor, Fr. naturalist, b. 1801, d. 1832). 
 
 See Ed. rev., v. 130, 1869 ; Foreign quar. rev., Feb., 1834. 
 Jael or Jahel (Jewish heroine, 13th century, B.C.) 
 
 — Owen [M rs. O. F.) The heroines of history. . . .3261.21 
 
 See article in M'Clintock and Strong, v. 4. 
 Jaefeay ( Alexander, Scotch presbylerian member of Crom- 
 wellian parliament, afterwards quaker, b. 1614, & 
 1672). 
 
 — Diary ; with subsequent life bv J. Barclay. 3448.19 
 James L. (Icing of England, VI. of Scotland, b. 1566, d. 
 
 1625). 
 
 — Correspondence with SirB. Cecil and others in Eng- 
 
 land, with papers illustrative of transactions be- 
 tween James and Bobert, earl of Esses ; ed. by J. 
 Bruce. London, Camden soc, 1861. 4°. 5113.32 
 
 — Letters ; ed. by J. Brace. London, Camden soc, 
 
 1849. 4° 5112.46 
 
 — Aikm V L.) Court of King James L 2 v. 3087.12 
 
 — Calendar of state papers, domestic series, 1603-25. 
 
 4 v. L., 18o7-59. 8°. [Rolls calendars.] 5131.— 
 
 Same. Addenda, 1580-1625. London, 1872. 8°. 
 
 [Rolls calendars.] 5131 — 
 
 — Chambers (R. ) Life of. 2 v. 1830. . .3087.15 
 
 — D Ewes (Sir S. ) Autobiography and correspondence 
 
 during the reifpi of. [1602-^6.] 2 v. 1845. 3052.01 
 
 — Gardiner (S.G.) History of England, 1603-15. 477.19 
 
 Beviewed in Eraser's mag., v. 69, 1864. 
 
 — Disraeli (I.) An inquiry into the character of. [In his Lit- 
 
 erary character. 1868.] 2522.29 
 
 Same. [Miscellanies.] 2765.01 
 
 — Elsiug (H.) Notes of the debates in the House of Lords, 1621; 
 
 cil. by S. R. Gardiner. [Camden mjc] 1870. . . 5114.07 
 
 — Secret history of the court of. [Ed.] with notes, [by 
 
 NirW. .Scott]. 2 v. Edinburgh, 1811. 8°. 3087.13 
 (.'"iilrnts : 1. Osborne's traditional memoirs. 2 Sir An- 
 thony Weldon's court and character of king James. 3. 
 Aulicus Coquinariae. 4. Sir Edward Peyton's divine cfr 
 tastrophe of the house of Stuarts. 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : James x. lo Je wea 
 
 161 
 
 — Jesse (.T. H.) Court of the Stuarts, v. 1 477.04 
 
 — Lives of Scottish poets, v. 2 8212.06 
 
 — Secret history of the reign of king James I. [App. to D'Ewes 
 
 (Sir S.) Autobiography, v. 2. 1815] 8052.02 
 
 See also Eraser's mag., v. 3, 1871 (James I. and lord Dig- 
 by, by S. B. Gardiner) ; Quar. rev., v. 102, 1857 (Venetian 
 embassy). Also, in this class, Anne of Denmark ; and, in 
 fiction, Fortunes of Nigel, by' Scott ; and Guy Fawkes, Star 
 chamber, and Spanish match, by Ainsworth. 
 James II. {king of England, b. 1633, A 1701). 
 
 — Burnet (G.) History of the reign of. 1852. 3087.20 
 
 — Fox (G. J.) History of the reign of. 184G. 473.19 
 
 — Banks (L. von). History of England, v. 4. 483.22 
 
 — Macaulay (T. B.) Hist, of England, v. 1-4. . 464.21 
 
 — Jesse (J. H.) Court of England, etc., v. 3. 477.06 
 
 — Adams (W. H. D.) Anecdotal memoirs, v. 2, p. 103-186. 3265.24 
 
 — Moneys received and paid for secret services of, March 80, 
 
 1679— Dec. 25, 1688 ; ed. by J. Y. Akerman. London, Cam- 
 den soc. 1861. 4° 5113.06 
 
 See also, in this class, Stuarts, Mary Beatrice, wife of 
 James II.; and William m. Also (in Countries) England 
 (Revolution of 16S8) ; and Scotland (History). In fiction 
 Bee Ainsworth's James II. 
 James I. (king of Scotland, b. 1394, d. 1437). 
 
 — Lives of Scottish poets, v. 1 3212.07 
 
 — Tytler (P. F.) Lives of Scottish worthies, v. 2, 3 of 3252101 
 James VI. (king of Scotland). .See James I. 
 
 Jameson (Mis. Anna, English author and art critic, 6. 
 1797, d. 1860). 
 
 — Belloc (Bessie Parkes). Vignettes 8261.16 
 
 — Home (R. H.) New spirit of the age 2532.09 
 
 — Martineau (H.) Biographical sketches 3263.28 
 
 See also Blackwood's mag ., July, 1853 ; and references in 
 Poole's Index. 
 Jane Seymotjb (queen of Henry VIII. , d. 1537). 
 
 — Strickland (A.) Lives, etc. 3255.07 : 3255.14 ; 3225.11 ; 8266.04 
 
 See also Lives of Henry VH2., and histories of England 
 during his reign, 
 Janes family. 
 
 — Janos (F.) The Janes family. A genealogy and 
 
 brief history of the descendants of William Janes, 
 the emigrant ancestor, 1 637. 1868. . .3087.25 
 Jantn (Jules, French journalist, b. 1804). 
 
 — You have heard of them, p. 178-184. 1854 3222.15 
 
 Jansen (Cornells, Dutch founder of (lie Jansenists, b. 1585, 
 
 d. 1638). 
 
 — Beard (C.) Port Royal, v. 1, p. 119-163. 1861. . . . 3434.18 
 
 See also works on the Port Royalists, p. 96 of catalogue. 
 Jasmin (Jacques, Provengal 'barber-poet,' 6.1798, A1864). 
 
 — Harrison (J. A.) Group of poets, 1875 2528.25 
 
 — Sainte-Beuve (C. A.) Causeries du lundi, v. — ; or Revue des 
 
 deux mondes, 1 mai 1837. 
 
 See also Rev. des deux mondes, 15 Oct., 1864 (par Mazade); 
 Bentley's miscel., v. 7, 1840. 
 Jay (John, Amer. jurist and statesman, b. 1745, d. 1829). 
 
 — Kenwick(J.) Life of. [n. A] . . .3092.04 
 
 — Flanders (H.) Lives of the chief justices 3264.07 
 
 — Homes of Amer. statesmen. [Paper by W. S. Thayer.] 3245.12 
 
 — Jenkins (J.S.) Governors of New York, p. 74-131. 1851. 8247.03 
 
 — National portrait gallery, v. 2 3247.13 
 
 — Van Santvoord (G.) Lives of the chief justices. . . 3246.20 
 
 See also Harper's mag., v. 37 (iltus.) ; and numerous ref- 
 erences in Poole's Index. 
 Jay (William, English wesleyan minister, b. 1769, d. 1853). 
 
 — Autobiography. 2 v. New York, 1845. 12°. 3092.01 
 
 — Eecollections of, by his son Cyrus. 1859. . 3092.03 
 Jean Paul. See Eiohtek (Jean Paul). 
 
 Jeanne d'Albket {queen of Navarre, mother of Henry 
 IV., b. 1528, d. 1572). 
 
 — Freer (M.W.) Life of. 2 v. 1855. . . . 3092.11 
 
 — Colcruhoun (J. O.) Life in Italy and France, etc. . .3262.09 
 Jeems .Pipes of Pipesville, pseud. See Massett (S. C. ) 
 Jefferson (Joseph, American comedian, b. 1829). 
 
 — McOabe(J. V>.,jr.) Great fortunes, etc 3265.14 
 
 See also Harper's monthly, v. 42 (by G. W. Curtis); Lip- 
 pincott, v. 4, 1869 (by J. B. Runnion). 
 Jeffeeson (Thomas, of Va., American statesman, 3d 
 pres. of the U.S., b. 1743, d. 1826). 
 
 — Autobiography and letters. [In his Writings, v. 1-7.] 
 
 5045.01 
 
 — Dan vers (J. T.) A picture of a republican magis- 
 
 trate of the new school. N. Y., 1808. 8°. [Mis- 
 cel. pamph., v. 5.] 5093.05 
 
 — Parton(J.) Life of. 1874 3092.19 
 
 Repr. from Atlantic monthly, v. 29, 1872. 
 
 — Pierson (H. W. ) Private life of. 1862. .3092.05 
 
 — Randall (Henry S.) Life of. 3 v. 1858. .3092.06 
 
 Reviewed in Atlantic, v. 2, 1868; N. A. rev., v., 101, 1866. 
 
 — Bandolph (S. N.) Domestic life of. 1871.3092.18 
 
 — Selection of eulogies in honor of. 1826. 3011.03 
 
 — Smucker(S. M.) Life and times. 1859. .3092.20 
 
 — Tucker (G.) Life of. 2 v. 1847. . . .3092 09 
 
 — Witt (C. de). Jefferson and the American dnnoc- 
 ./ aCy ,;~ Tr - bv K - S - H - Church-. 1862. . 3092 17 
 
 ~ thhS? i''2 r,' I \ llO T" a8 Je f?, l ' son - W" Old and new, Feb., 1873.] 
 
 — Abbott (J.S. O.) Lives of the presidents. 1867. . 8244 14 
 
 — Baldwin (J. G.) Party leaders 82S?'<« 
 
 - °T^°At£titT moteI of - [New '*****•*■ v - 
 
 Note.— InreplytoauarticleintheN.A.rev.forJuly 1860 
 
 — Everett (E.) Eulogy. [/„ his Orations, v. 1 .1 . H822 0<i 
 
 — Godwin (Parke) in Homes of Amer. statesmen i->Wv> 
 
 — Guernsey (A. H.) T. J. and his family. [In Harper : s monthly 
 
 v. 43, lllus.] J ' 
 
 — Lincoln (R. W.) Lives of the presidents, 1839. . . .3244 16 
 
 — Lossmg (B. J.) Lives of the presidents, 1847. . 3244 13 
 
 — Parker (T.) Historic Americans, p. 235-296. 1870 ' 3243 07 
 
 — Parton (J.) People's book of biography. . 3265 03 
 
 — Webster (D.) Oration. [In his Works, v. 1.] . .' ' 6077 01 
 
 See also Atlantic.v. 9, 1862 (J. and slavery, by A.D ' white) • 
 Harper's monthly, v. 8, (illus.) ; v. 7 ; v. 26 (Talk with J 
 
 *?• p - Tnom P B °n); Lippincott's mag., Sept., 1868 (Adams 
 aud Jefferson as founders of parties) ; Nat. quar. rev. 
 Mch., 1875. For Jefferson's messages, with a biogr. sketch 
 and a succinct account of his administration, see States- 
 man's manual, ed. by Williams and Lossing v 1 ot 
 2. [5726.02.] b ' ' * 
 
 Jeiteev (Francis, lord, Scotch lawyer and critic, b. 1773, 
 d. 1850). 
 
 — Cockburn (H. T., lord). Life of. 2 v. 1852. 3092.13 
 
 — Bagehot (W.) Estimates, p. 1-46 2517 24 
 
 — Chambers's Papers for the people, v. 2 2616 01 
 
 — Edgar (J. G.) Boyhood of great men 326323 
 
 — Hazlitt-(W.) Spirit of the age, p. 179-191. 1857. . .253107 
 
 — Miller (H.) Essays, p. 78-89. 1865 2635 16 
 
 — Smiles (S.) Brief biographies. 1861 3263 16 
 
 — Tuckerman (H. T.) Essays, biographical, etc. . . . 2544.16 
 
 — Whipple (E. P.) Essays and reviews, v. 2. 1851. . . 2515.06 
 
 See also Blackwood, v. 72, 1852 (2 art.) ; Harper's mag v 
 1; Fraser's mag., May, 1852; N. A. rev., v. 75, 1852; North 
 
 Brit, rev., v. 17, 1852 ; Gentleman's mag., June, 1870 or 
 
 Littell, 1870, v. 3 ; Quar. rev., July, 1852. 
 
 Jeefeeys (George, English judge and lord chancellor, b. 
 16-18, d. 1689). 
 
 — Woolrych (H. W.) Life of. 1852. . . .3092.15 
 
 — Campbell (J., lord). Lord chancellors of England, v. 3. 3254.05 
 — • — -Same. [In Hildieth (R., ed) Atrocious judges.] 3253.18 
 
 — Roscoe (H.) Lives of eminent British lawyers. . . . 3211.06 
 
 See also Macaulay's history, consulting index. 
 Jeneinson (Robert Banks, second earl of Liverpool), 
 British statesman, b. 1770, d. 1828). 
 
 — Yonge (C. D. ) life and administration of. 3 v 
 
 1868 3113.28 
 
 — Brougham (H., lord). Statesmen, elc, v. 2 (Bohn's ed.) 3024.07 
 Jennee (Edward, Engl, physician, discoverer of vaccina- 
 tion, and naturalist, b. 1749, A 1823). 
 
 — Baron (J.) Life of. 1827 3092.16 
 
 — Russell (J. R.) Hist, and heroes of medicine. . . . 4313.01 
 Jennings (Sarah). See Chuecbtkl (Sarah). 
 
 Jentns (Soame, Engl, poet and religious writer, 6. 1704, 
 A 1787). 
 
 — Cole (C. N.) Life of. {In J.'s Works, v. 1.] 5044.16 
 Jeedan (Wm., Engl.ed. of the Lit. gazette, 6.1782, A 1869). 
 
 — Autobiography. 4 v. London, 1852. 8°. 3093.01 
 Same. Personal reminiscences. [Abridged] by 
 
 U.H. Stoddard. [Bric-a-brac series, v. 6.] 3251.18 
 Jerome {Saint, father of the western church, d. 420). 
 
 See Contem. rev., v.51, 1867 (by W. C. Lake). Also articles 
 with references, in M'Clintock aud Strong, v. 4; and works 
 on church history, (4th and 6th century,) p. 81-82 (ante). 
 
 Jeeome of Prague, early reformer,b. about 1375, A 1416). 
 
 — Gilpin (W.) LiveB, etc. 1766 8184.08 
 
 See also Gillett's life of John Huss. 
 Jeeeold (Douglas Engl, humorist, b. 1803, A 1857). 
 
 — Jerrold (W. B.) Life and remains of. 185"9. 3093.05 
 
 — Collins (W.) Miscellanies, v. 2, p. 75-95 2518.17 
 
 — Home (R.H.) A new spirit of the age, p. 162-177. 1855. 2532.09 
 
 — Jerrold (B.) Best of all good company, 1st series, p. 393-471. 
 
 1873 3222.06 
 
 — ■ Stirling (J. H.) Critical essays, p. 1-51. 1868. . . .2543.28 
 
 — Timbs (J.) Lives of the later wits, etc , v. 1. 1874. . 3251 08 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 1, 1857 ; Littell, v. 18, 1857 ; 
 N. A. rev., v. 89, 1859 ; North Brit, rev., v. 3u, 1859 ; Meliora, 
 v. 2, 1859. 
 Jeevis (John, 1st earl of St. Vincent, Engl, admiral, b. 
 1735, A 1823). 
 
 — Edgar (J. G.) Boyhood of great men 3263.23 
 
 Sea kings and naval heroes 3263.17 
 
 Jestjs Christ. See Biblical and relig. lit., p. 90. 
 Jewell (John, bp. of Salisbury, b. 1522, A 1571). . 
 
 — Ayre (J.) Biogr. memoir, of [Jewell's Works, v. 4, 1850.] 3638.07 
 — ■ Life of, [anon. In Wordsworth (C.) Eccl. biogr., v. 3.] 3446.03 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
162 
 
 BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : Joan to Josephine. 
 
 Joan ( fabulous pope of Rome, 9ft century). 
 
 — Delepierre (0.) Historical difficulties, p. 40-49. 1868. . 2521.27 
 
 Gould (S. B.) Curious myths. V. 1. 1867 3816.16 
 
 Spanheirn (F.) Histoire do la papesse Jeanne. Tiree de la 
 
 dissertation laiine, par Lenfant. Nouv.ed. 2 v. 1758. 8091.01 
 See also Catholic World, April, 1869 ; Bentley's miscel., 
 
 v 12, 1842 (by B. B. Peake) ; T. 29, 1851 (by Wm. Jones) ; 
 
 and article, with references, in M'Clintock and Strong, v. 4. 
 Joan of Arc. See Daho (Jeanne), p. 137. 
 Joanna {of Castile, queen of Philip of Burgundy, daughter 
 
 of Ferdinand and Isabella, d. 1555). 
 Hiliebrand (K.) An enigma of history. [In Littell, 1869, 
 
 v. 4 ; from Revue des deuxmondes, 1 juin 1869.] 
 Joanna, (queen of Naples, b. 1336, d. 1382). 
 
 — Historical life, [anon.] 2 v. Lon., 1824. 8°. 3093.07 
 
 See also New monthly, v. 124, 1862 ; Quar. rev., v. 31 ; 
 West, rev., v. 1. 
 Joanna (of Navarre, queen of Benry IV. , of England, b. 
 about lS-10, d. 1437). 
 
 — Strickland (A.) Lives, etc. . . . 8255.06 ; 3256.13 ; 3225.10 
 John (tit. the aposlle). 
 
 — Yonge (Miss (C. M.) Pupils of St. John the divine. 
 
 [anon.] 1869 3625.14 
 
 See Apostles (in Biblical lit., p. 77), and commentaries on 
 John, (p. 90), and Revelation of St. John, (p. 102). 
 John ("Lackland" king of England, b. 1166, d. 1216). 
 
 — Berington (J.) Hist, of Henry H. and sons. 3081.01 
 
 See also general and constitutional histories of Eng- 
 land, covering the period ol the ' Barons' wars,' and the 
 struggle for 'Magna charta ;' also Magna charta, in gen- 
 eral alphabet ; and Shakspere's play, ' King John'; and, in 
 fiction, Scott's Ivanhoe. 
 John II. (the Good, king of France, b. 1319, d. 1364). 
 
 See" histories of France, particularly that of Guizot, v. 2 
 [518.07]; also lives of Henbx V. of England; and of Edwabd 
 the black prince. 
 
 John III. Sobieski, (king of Poland, b. 1624, d. 1696). 
 
 — Coyer (G-. F.) Histoire de. 4 v. 1762. .3161.27 
 
 — Palmer (A. T.) Memoirs of. 1815. . . .3164.10 
 
 — Bruce (J.) Classic portraits, v. 2 3212.16 
 
 John (of Gaunt, duke of Lancaster, son of Edward III. , 
 
 b. 13J0, d. 1399). 
 
 — Godwin (W.) Memoirs of. [In Ms Life of G. Chaucer.] 3031.01 
 Johnson (Andrew, 17ft pres. of the II. 8., 6.1808, d.1875). 
 
 — Life and times of Andrew Johnson. By a national 
 
 man. [anon.] New York, 1866. 12°. .3093.24 
 
 — Tailor boy (The), [anon.] Boston, 1865. 16°. 3093.25 
 
 — United States. So. of ttep.,H)th Cong':, lstsess., 
 
 Reports of committees, No. 7. Impeachment inves- 
 tigation. Testimony taken before the judiciary 
 
 committee. Wash., 1867. 8° 5644.13 
 
 Senate. Trial of A. J. on impeachment. 3 v. 
 
 Washington, 1868. 8° 5644.10 
 
 — Abbott (J. S. C.) Lives- of the presidents 3244.14 
 
 ■ — Moore (P.) Biogr. introd. [In J.'s Speeches.] . . . 6323.01 
 
 — Savage (J.) Our living representative men. 1860. . 3156.01 
 
 See also Atlantic, v. 20, 1867 (The couspiracy at Washing- 
 ton, by J. PartoD) ; New Englander, v. L>5, 1866 (Tour and 
 policy). 4gp For the documentary history of Johnson's 
 administration see McPherson's political manual, 1866-69. 
 
 Johnson (Mrs. Andrew, wife of president). 
 
 — Holloway (L. C.) Ladies of the White house. . . . 3245.14 
 Johnson (Samuel, Engl, lexicographer, critic, essayist, 
 
 moralist, conversationist, and poet). 
 
 — Boswell (J.) Life of. New ed. with additions and 
 
 notes, by J. W. Croker ; with two supplementary 
 volumes of Johnsoniana, by Hawkins, Piozzi, 
 Murphy, and others. 10 v. 1839. . . 3091.18 
 
 Same. [Another ed.] 1852 3093.10 
 
 Same. Ed. with notes, etc., by E. Malone 
 
 [1872.] * . . 3093.UJ 
 
 — Doctor Johnson : his religious life and his death 
 
 [anon.] London, 1850. 8° 3093.26 
 
 — Hawkins (Sir J.) Life of. 1787.. . . . 3093.09 
 
 — Main (A.) Life and conversations of. (Founded 
 
 chiefly upon Boswell.) 1874 3093.29 
 
 — Page (W. P.) ed. Life and writings of. 2 v. 3093 20 
 
 — Piozzi (H. L. ) Anecdotes of. 1856. . . 5075 21 
 
 — Brougham (H., lord). Men of letters, etc 3024 04 
 
 — Brydges (E.) Imaginative biography, p. 251-271. v. 2 if 3254'"5 
 
 — Carlyle (T.) Heroes and hero worship, etc. 2515.12 • 5027 12 
 
 — Gary (II. F.) Lives of the English poets, v. I. ... 3263'o5 
 
 — Drake (N.) Literary life of. [In his Essays, v. 1, p. 110-483. 
 
 1809. J 2523 12 
 
 — Edgar (J. G. The boyhood of great men. . . 3"63'22 
 
 — Hawthorne (N.) Lichfield and Uttoxeter. [In Our old home.] 
 
 — Macaulay (T. B.) Oroker's ed. of Boswell. [Essays, v. 2.] 253617 
 
 Bepr. from Ed. rev., Sept., 1831. j^ou.j-i 
 
 Biogr. contrib. to the Encyc. Brit. [Essays, v. 6.] 2536.20 
 
 — Madden (B. B.) Infirmities of genius. 1833. . . . 2541.01 
 
 — Murphy (A.) Essay on the life and genius of. 1793. . 3093.27 
 Same. [In Johnson (S.) Works, v. 1.] 5045.10 
 
 — Scott (Sir W.) Lives of the novelists. 1872. . . . 2752.31 
 
 See Ed. rev., Oct., 1859, or Littell, 1859, v. 4 (A visit to 
 England in 1775) : Harper's monthly, v. 14 (art. by N. Haw- 
 thorne, and by T. B. Macaulay) ; Quar. rev., v. 103, 1858, 
 or Littell, 1858, v. 2 ; Quar. rev., v. 105, 1859, or Littell, 
 1859, v. 1. 
 
 See also lives of Boswell ; Piozzi (Jfme ; Mrs. Thrale) ; 
 the elaborate article in AUibone ; and the references in 
 Poole's Index. 
 Johnson (Sir William, 6. 1715 (?), d. 1774). 
 
 — Stone (W. L.) Life and times of. 2 v. 1865. 3093.22 
 Johnston (Albert Sydney, Confed. general, b. 1803, d. 
 
 1862). 
 
 — Snow (W. P.) Southern generals 644.18 
 
 Johnston (Joseph E., Confederate general, b. 1807). 
 
 — Snow (W. P.) Southern generals 644.18 
 
 Johnstone (Charles, British satirist, d. about 1800). 
 
 — Scott (Sir Wm.) Lives of the novelists. 1872. . . . 2752.31 
 Joinville (Jean, (Sire de, historian of Louis IX., b. 1224, 
 
 1317 (?). 
 
 — Miiller (Max). ChipB, etc., v. 3, p. 150-191. 1871. . . 2537.21 
 Jolt (Guy, sec. of card, de Retz). Memoires, 1648-65. 
 
 [Fetitot, 2 ser. v. 47.] 503.25 
 
 Jones (Agnes Elizabeth, volunteer hospital nurse,5.1832). 
 
 — " Una and her paupers ;" memorials of A. E. J., by 
 
 her sister. With introd. by Florence Nightingale, 
 
 New York, 1872. 12°. 3093.28 
 
 [Abridged.] [In Homes and hospitals.] 5816.32 
 
 Jones (David, Amer. lawyer, b. 1777, d. 1848). 
 
 — Jones (W. A.) Memorial of. 1849.. . .3094.01 
 Jones (Inigo, English architect, b. 1572, d. 1653). 
 
 — Cunningham (A.) Lives of Brit, painters, etc., v. 4. . 1431.04 
 
 — Cunningham (P. ) Life of. [Shaks. soc] 1756.39 
 Jones (John Paul, Amer. naval officer, b. 1747, d. 1792). 
 
 — Abbott (J. S. C. ) Life and adventures of. . .3094 13 
 
 — Mackenzie (A, S.) Life of. 2 v. 1848. . .3094.02 
 
 — Sherburne (J. H.) Life of. 1825. . . .3094.04 
 
 — Cooper (J. F.) Hist, of the Amer. navy 675.04 
 
 — Headley (J. T.) Miscellanies, v. 2, p. 48-77. 1849. . 2631.24 
 
 — Lossing (B. J.) In Harper's monthly, v. 11, p. 145-169. 
 
 See also Atlantic, v. 14, 1864 (P. J. and Denis Duval, by E. 
 E. Hale) ; All the year round, 1870, or Living age, 1870, v. 2. 
 In ftclion see Cooper's Pilot. 
 Jones (Sir William, English oriental scholar, jurist, and 
 poet, b. 1746, d. 1794). 
 
 — Teigumouth (J. Shore, lord). Memoirs of. 3094.05 
 Same. [In Jones' Works, v. 1-2.] . . . 5046.01 
 
 — Cary (H. F.) English poets, p. 350-388. 1846. . . . 3263.05 
 • — Edgar (J. G.) Boyhood of great men 3263.23 
 
 — Lodge (E.) Portraits, etc., v. 5 3225.05 
 
 — Boscoe (H.) Lives of eminent British lawyers. . . 3211.06 
 Jonson (Ben, Engl, dramatist, b. 1574, d. 1637). 
 
 — Austin (W. S.) and Balph (J.) Poets-laureate, p. 49-108. 3254.19 
 
 — Dunham (S. A.) Lives of lit. meu, v. 2 3211.15 
 
 — Gifford (W.) Memoir of. [ With J.'s Works. 1853.] .1726.27 
 
 — Taine (H. A.) Hist, of English lit., v. 1 2755.lt> 
 
 — Ward (A. W.) Hist, of English dram, lit., v. 1. . . 1745.10 
 
 — Whipple (E. P.) Lit. of the age of Elizabeth. . . . 2762.27 
 
 Bepr. from Atlantic monthly, v. 20, 1867. 
 
 See also Littell, 1860, v. 2 ; Brit. quar. rev., 1857, or Littell, 
 v. 18, 1867 ; Nat. rev., 1858, or Littell, 1858, v. 1 ; North 
 Brit, rev., v. 24, 1855-6, or Littell, v. 14, 1856 ; and refer- 
 ences in Poole's Index. 
 Jobdan (D. Bland, known as Mrs. ; English actress, b. 
 1762 (?), d. 1816). 
 
 — Boaden (J. ) Life of. 2 v. 1831 3094.06 
 
 — Gait (J.) Lives of the player*, v. 2, p. 234-249. 1831. . 3263.04 
 Joseph H. (of Austria, emperor of Germany, b. 1741, d. 
 
 1790). 
 
 — Merivale (H.) Historical studies. 1865 2635.30 
 
 See Littell, 1862, v. 1 ; Coxe's House of Austria, v. 3 
 [544.04] ; and other histories of Germany and Europe. 
 In fiction see Miss Miihlbach's 'Joseph II." 
 Joseph Bonaparte (king of Naples and Sicily, and af- 
 terwards of Spain, b. 1768, d. 1844). 
 
 — Biographical sketch of. 3d ed. L., 1834. 8°. 3093.31 
 
 — Memoires et correspondance politique et militaire, 
 
 pnblies, annotes et mis en ordre par A. Dn Casse. 
 2e ed. 10 v. Paris, 1855. 8°. ... 3091.05 
 See also Ed. rev., v. 100, or Littell, v. 7, 1854 ; v. 102, or 
 Littell, v. 11, 1856 ; Quar. rev., v. 94, 1854. 
 JosEPHrNE, (empress of France, wife of Napoleon L,b. 
 1763, d. 1814). 
 
 — Confidential corresp. of Napoleon and Josephine. 
 
 Notes by J. S. 0. Abbott. 1857. . . . 3127.05 
 
 — Abbott (J. S. C.) History of. 1853. . . .3094.08 
 
 In asking for books, use the "Book Order," giving the AUTHORS NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
BIOG-RAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : Joseph^ to Jmius. 
 
 163 
 
 — Hartley (0. B.) Life of. [anon.] 1870. .3094.19 
 
 — Headley(P. 0.) Life of. _ 3094.18 
 
 — Le Normand (M. A. ) Hist, and secret memoirs of. 
 
 2 v. 1848 3094.10 
 
 — Memes (J. S.) Memoirs of. 1852. . . . 3091.09 
 
 — Memoirs of, -with anecdotes of the courts of Navarre 
 
 imdMalmaison. 2d ed. 2 v. 1829. 12°. 3094.20 
 
 — Abbott (J. S. C.) Kings and queens, p. 13-63. . . . 3266.28 
 
 — Bush (Mrs. F.) Queens of Fiance, v. 2 3263.17 
 
 — Challice {Mrs. A. E.) Illus. women of France. . . . 3266.09 
 
 — Howlaud (M.) in Lippincott'B Mag., Feb., 1872. 
 
 — Jenkins (J. S.) HcroineB of history, p. 221-268. 1852. 3262.16 
 
 — Pardoe [Mrs. J ) Episodes in French history. ■ . 613.07 
 
 — Eussel] (W.) Extraordinary women H'^ij3.19 
 
 .See also lives of Napoleon I. and of Hobtenbe. Many 
 reierences to magazine articles are given in Poole's Index. 
 An account of her descendants is given in the London Re- 
 view for June, 1866. 
 Josselyn family. 
 
 — Genealogies of the. Brooklyn, 1868. 12°. . 31G5.27 
 Juana (queen of Spain, b. 1479, d. 1555). 
 
 — Holt (E. S.) Eoyal ladies, p. 277-320. 1861. . v. 1 of 8263.26 
 Judd (iiev. Svlvester, Amei: author, b. 1813, d. 1853). 
 
 — Hall (Miss A. ) Life and character of. 1854. 3094.27 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 76, 1867 ; N. A. rev., v. 80, 18S6. 
 Judith (Jewish lieroine, about B.C. 633). 
 
 — Owen (Mrs. 0. F.) Heroines of hiBtory 3261,21 
 
 See also article in M'Clintock and Strong, v 4. 
 Judson (Adoniram, Baptist missionary to Burmah, b. 
 1788, d. 1850). 
 
 — Wayland (F.) Memoir of. 2v.ini. 18G0. 3094.12 
 
 See also N. A. rev., v. 78, 1864, and Miss Yonge's Pioneers 
 and founders [3417.22]. 
 Judson (Mrs. Ann H., wife of Adoniram, 6.1789, d.1826). 
 
 — Knowles (J. L\) Memoir of . 1856. . . . 3094.15 
 Judson (Mrs. Emily C, " Fanny Forrester" American 
 
 authoress, and wife of Adoniram, b. 1817, d. 1854). 
 
 — Kendrick(A C.) Life and letters of. 1860. 3094.14 
 Judson (Mrs. Sarah Boardman, wife of Adoniram, b. 
 
 1843, d. 1845). 
 
 — Judson (Mrs. E. C.) Memoir of. 1857. .3094.16 
 Juxianus (Plavius Claudius, Roman emperor, called ' the 
 
 apostate,' b. 331, d. 363). 
 
 — LaBleterie (J. P. B. de). History of. Tr. by J. Dun- 
 
 combe. [Julianus. Works, v. 2.] . . 5046.24 
 Same. Tr. by W. Bowyer. 1746. . . 3094.25 
 
 — Neander (A.) Julian and his generation. . 3413.07 
 
 — Triumph of Christianity. Life of Julian, the apos- 
 
 tate, [anon.] 1683 3094.25 
 
 — Bruce (J.) Classic portraits, v. 1, p. 297-307. 1853. . 3212.16 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., n. B., v. 3, 1871, or Littell, 1871, v. 
 
 3 (by C. G. Prowett) ; Gibbon's Roman empire ; Milman's 
 Latin Christianity; church histories (see p. 81) covering the 
 4th century ; and references in M'Clintock and Strong. In 
 Jiclion see Bungener's Julian [145.11], and E. B. Lee's Par- 
 thenia [222.56]. 
 
 Julian ( Cardinal ; Giuliano Cesarine, 6. 1398, d. 1444). 
 
 — Jenkins (B. C. ) The last crusader : or life and times 
 
 of. 1861 3094.22 
 
 Julius II. (Pope, b. 1441, d. 1513). 
 
 — Erasmus (D. ) Pope Julius the second. A comical 
 
 and facetious dialogue between Julius IL, Evil 
 Genius, and St. Peter. Tr. from the Latin by 
 
 Philanglus Miss Papas. 1719 3094.23 
 
 See also Lives of the popes, p. 96 of catalogue. 
 
 Julius Gebab. bee Cmskb. (Caius Julius). 
 
 Jtjllten (Louis, French musician and composer, b. 1812, 
 d. i860). 
 
 — Ton have heard of them, p. 283-292. 1864 3222.15 
 
 JuNG-Stilling ( Johann Heinrich, German political adven- 
 turer and economist, b. 1740, d. 1817). 
 
 — Life. Tr. by E. L. Hazelius. Gettysburg. 8°. 3166.02 
 
 Same. Sequel. Tr. by S. Jackson. L. 16°. 3166.03 
 
 Junius, (the assumed name of a political writer of the 
 
 reign of George III. , 1769-72). 
 
 — Letters. New ed. 2 v. London, 1805. 8°. . 3088.21 
 
 Same. Edinburgh. 1807. 8°. . . . 3088.20 
 
 Same. 2d ed. Philadelphia, 1807. 12°. 3088.19 
 
 Same. Letters, correspondence, etc. With essay, 
 
 note, etc., [by J. M. Good]. 3 v. L.,1812. 8°. 3088.10 
 
 Same. Junius : including letters by the same 
 
 writer under other signatures, to which are added 
 his confidential correspondence with Mr. Wiikes, 
 and his private letters to Mr. H. S. Woodfall. 
 [Preliminary essay by J. M. Good on the his- 
 tory and discovery of Junius.] New ed. With 
 
 new evidence as to the authorship, and an analy- 
 sis by Sir H. Nicholas. By John Wade. 2 v. 
 London, Bohn, 1850. 12°. . . . 3088.24 
 
 Same. 2v.ini. New York, 1851. 8°. 30*8.18 
 
 Posthumous works. With an inquiry respecting 
 
 the author ; also a sketch ot the life < i' John 
 Home Tooke. [By J. Bellows.] . . . 3C88.09 
 
 — "A letter to an honourable brigadier-general, com- 
 
 mander in-chief of his majesty's forces m Cana- 
 da," now first ascribed to Junius. To which is 
 added, A refutation of the letter by an officer. 
 With incidental notices of lords Townshend and 
 Sackville, Sir P. Francis, and others. Ed. by N. 
 W. Simons. London, 1841. 16°. . . 3088.26 
 
 — Barker (E. H. ) 1. Claims of Sir Philip Francis dis- 
 
 proved. 2. Some inquiry into the claims of the 
 late Charles Lloyd, and others. 1828. . 3088.08 
 
 — Britton (J.) Junius elucidated : including a memoir 
 
 of lieui^col. Isaac Barr& 1848. . . . 3088.05 
 
 — Chabot (C.) The hand-writing of Junius profes- 
 
 sionally investigated. With preface and collateral 
 evidence, by E. Twistleton. 1871. . .3088.16 
 Note. — The mOBt elaborate work upon Junius : generally 
 thought to have settled the controversy in favor of the 
 Franciscan theory. 
 
 — Chalmers (G.) Author of J. ascertained. 3088.28 
 
 Note. — Attributes the authorship to Hugh Boyd. 
 
 — Coventry (G.) Inquiry, proving the letters to have 
 
 been written by lord Sackville. 1825. . 3088.02 
 
 — Cramp (W.) Author of Junius discovered in the 
 
 person of Chesterfield, [anon.] 1821. . 3088.27 
 Junius and his wort s compared with the charac- 
 ter and writings of Chesterfield. 1850. . 3088.00 
 
 — Lowe (W.) Junius, Lord Chatham : a biography. 
 
 1857 3088.15 
 
 — Graham (J. A.) Memoirs of John Home Tooke : 
 
 identifying him as Junius. 1828. . . . 3088.13 
 
 — Griffin (F. K.) Junius discovered. 1854.3088.04 
 
 Note.— Identifying Junius with Sir Thomas Pownall. 
 
 — Hayward (A.) More about Junius. The Franciscan 
 
 theory unsound. 1868 3088.29 
 
 Same. [In his Essays. New series, v. 2.] 2528.18 
 
 — Jaques (J. ) History of Junius and his works. With 
 
 a critical examination of the claims of Sir P. Fran- 
 cis, Charles Lloyd, and George, viscount Sack- 
 ville. 1843 3088.06 
 
 — Junius proved to be Burke ; with an outline of his 
 
 biography, [anon.] London, 1826. 12°. 3088.27 
 
 — Letters proving a late prime minister [the duke of 
 
 Portland] to have been Junius. With an appen- 
 dix [by A. G. Johnston]. L., 1816. 8°. . 3088.14 
 
 — Newhall (I. ) Letters on Junius, showing that the 
 
 author was Earl Temple. 1831. . . .3088.17 
 
 — Symons (J. O. ) William Burke the author of Junius. 
 
 1859 3088.23 
 
 — Taylor (J.) Identity of, with [Francis]. .3088.03 
 
 — Waterhouse (B. ) Essay on Junius and his letters, 
 
 embracing the life of the earl of Chatham. 3088.01 
 
 — Brougham (H., lord). Contributions, v. 3, p. 338-62. . 2517.08 
 
 Repr. from the Ed. rev., v. 29. 
 
 — De Quiucey (T.) [In his Literary reminiscences, v. 2, p. 262- 
 
 276.] 2522.12 
 
 — Foster (J.) Critical essays, V. 2, p. 72-106. 1856. . . 2525.04 
 Fosteriana, p. 266-274 2625.05 
 
 — Grey (Sir Charles). Horace Walpole as Junius. [In Walpole's 
 
 Letters, v. 6. Preface, 1840 ed.] 3175.19 
 
 — Hawkins (J. M.) in Fraser's mag., Sept., 1874. 
 
 — Macaulay (T. B ) Essay on Warren HastingB. [Essays, v. 5.] 
 
 Note.— Favors the Franciscan theory. 
 
 — Massey (W.) History of England, v. 1, p. 397-400. . 454.1J 
 ■ — Merivale (H.) A few words on Junius [as Francis]. [In his 
 
 Hist. Btadies, 1865.] 2635.30 
 
 Note.— For a reply, see Fraser's mag., v. 76, 1867. 
 
 — . — J., F., and lord Mansfield. [Fortnightly, v. 9, 1868.] 
 Last phase of the controversy. [Cornhill mag., June, 1871.] 
 
 — Reed(W. B.) Among my books, p. 32-40. 18-71. . . 
 
 - — Smith (W. J.) Earl of Temple as Junius. [In Grenville pa- 
 pers, v. 3. Inirod. notes, p. xiii-ccxxiii.] .... 3073.05 
 See also Bentley's miscel., v. 60, 1861 (Comic aspect of 
 Junius's letters), or Littell, 1862, v. 1 ; Dublin univ. mag., 
 1852, or Eclectic mag., v. 27, 1852 ; Galaxy, v. 16 (by Thur- 
 low Weed); Hogg's instructor, or Eclectic mag., v. 28, 1853; 
 Lippincott'B mag , Jan., 1870 ; Old and new, March, 1872 
 (by C. C. S.) ; Quar. rev., v. 90, p. 91-163, or Eolectic mag., 
 v. 25, 1852 (Junius as Thomas, 2d lord Lyttelton, and assail- 
 ing the claims of Barre and of Francis ; by D. T. Coulton. 
 Refuted in London Athenseum, art. repr. in Eclectic mag., 
 v. 25) ; Quar. rev., April, 1871, or Littell, 1871, v. 2 (Fran- 
 ciscan theory, illus. by handwriting) ; Temple Bar, Oct., 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOB'3 NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBfitt. 
 
164 
 
 BIOG-RAFETY (INDIVIDUAL) : Junius to Kidd. 
 
 Junius (continued). 
 
 1373 (Junius and Sir Arthur Gordon) ; Westm. rev., Oot., 
 1871 (J. as Francis). 
 
 See also Parkes and Merivale's Life of Sir Philip Francis 
 [3067.19] ; references in Poole's Index ; and for the Biblio- 
 graphy of the subject see Allibone, v. 1 ; and Lowndes' Bib- 
 liographer's manual, v. 3, pt. 1. 
 
 ■TTTOTrrN (George, Amer. presbyterian minister, author, and 
 college president, b. 17a0, d. 1868). 
 
 — .Tnnlrin (D. X.) George Jmikin, a historical biogra- 
 
 phy. 1871 3094.26 
 
 Ttjnot (Mme. L. P., duchesse d' Abrantes, 6.1784, A 1838). 
 
 — Memoirs of Napoleon, his court and family. 2 v. 
 
 N. Y., 1854. 8° 3127.10 
 
 — Same. New York, 1832. 8° 3127.25 
 
 Kaemteeb (Engelbert, German botanist and traveller, b. 
 
 1651, d. 1716). 
 
 — St. John (J. A.) Lives of eel. travelers, v. 1 3221.04 
 
 Kane (Ehsha Kent, 'M.D., American arctic explorer, b. 
 
 1820, d. 1857). 
 
 — Elder (W.) Biography of. 1858. . . .3095.04 
 
 — Fox (Margaret). The love Me of Dr. Kane. 3095.05 
 Kant (Ireraarmel, German philosopher, b. 1724, d. 1804). 
 
 — lie Quincey (T.) Last days of. [In his Narrative papers, v. 2, 
 
 1853.] 2522.16M 
 
 Essays on philos. writers, v. 1 2522.18 
 
 — Stirling (J. H.) De Quincey and Coleridge on Kant. [In his 
 
 Critical essays.] 2543.28 
 
 Repr. from Fortnightly rev., v. 8, 1867. 
 j&JT For critical estimates of the Kantian philosophy see 
 his name in general alphabet. Also the articles in M'Clin- 
 tock and Strong, v. 5 (with many references) ; Appleton's 
 cyclopaedia, the Encyclopedia Britannica, English cyclo- 
 paedia, etc.; and in general, works upon the history of phi- 
 losophy, under Philosophy in general alphabet. 
 Katharine, bee Catherine. 
 
 Kauefmann (Marie Angelique Annie Catherine, Swiss 
 painter, b. 1741, d. 1807). 
 
 See Harper's monthly, v. 50 ; Appleton's mag., v. 7 (Life, 
 by E. Polko) ; and Miss Thackeray's story, ' Miss Angel.' 
 Katjlbach (Wilhelm von, German painter, b. 1805, d, 
 1874). 
 
 See Gent's mag., Jan., 1871 ; and chapters in A. M. How- 
 itt's Art student of Munich [964.08] ; and E. Wilberforce's 
 Social lite in Munich [965.21]. 
 Kean (Charles [John], English tragedian, 6.1811, d.1868). 
 
 — Cole (J. W. ) Life and theatrical times of. 2 v. 1859. 
 
 See Fraser's mag., v. 60, 1859, and Doran's Their majes. 
 ties' servants [1715.17]. 
 Kean (Edmund, English tragedian, 6. 1787, d. 1833). 
 
 — Hawkins (E. W.) Life of. 2 v. 1869. . . 3095.13 
 
 — Procter (B. W.) Life of. 2 v. 1835. . . 3095.07 
 
 — Dana (E. H.) Kean's acting. [Writings, v. 1, 1850.] . 5026.09 
 
 — Hazlitt (W.) Criticisms, p. 167-271 2531.17 
 
 — Tuckerman (H. T.) Essays, biographical, etc. . . . 2644.16 
 
 See also Harper's mag., v. 26 (by J. H. Siddons). 
 Kearney (Philip, American general in Oivil war of 1861- 
 5, 6. 1815, d. 1862). 
 
 — Peyster (J. W. de). Personal and military history 
 
 of. 1869 3095:i8 
 
 See also Harper's mag., v, 3 (illus.) 
 Keats (John, English poet, b. 1795, d. 1821). 
 
 — Lite, letters, and literary remains. Ed. by K. M. 
 
 iiilnes. 1848 3095.06 
 
 — De Quincey (T.) Essays, etc., p. 75-99 2522 06 
 
 — Howitt ;W.) Homes of British poets, v. 1, 1856. . . 953.23 
 ■ — Masson (D.) Wordsworth, Shelley, Keats, etc. 1874. 2536.29 
 
 Article repr. from Macmillan, Nov., 1860. 
 
 — Phillips (S.) Essays from the Times, v. 1 2535 09 
 
 — Tuckerman (H. T.) Characteristics of lit., v. 1. . . 2644J0 
 
 See also Atlantic, v. 7, 1861 (Recollections of) ; Atlantic, 
 
 v. 11, 1863 (Vicissitudes of his fame, by J. Severn); Temple 
 
 Bar, July, 1873 ; Gent's mag.. Feb., 1874 (by C. 0. Clarke ■ 
 
 and references iu Poole's Index. 
 
 Keble {Rev. John, Englishreligious poet, 6.1792, d.1866) 
 
 — Coleridge (J. T.) Memoir of. 2d ed. 2 v. 3095 16 
 
 — Shairp (J. C. ) John Keble. 1866. . . . 3095. 1 5 
 Sune. [In his Studies in poetry, p. 239-315. 1872 ] 2542 "(I 
 
 — Newman (J. H.) Essays, V. 2, p. 421-456 .... 368110 
 
 — Stanley (A. P.) Essays. 1870 3B95'o6 
 
 Note.— Repr. from Macmillan's mag., March, 1869 or Lit- 
 tell, 1869, v. 2. 
 
 See also Blackwood, v. 105, 1869 ; Brit. quar. rev 1867 
 or Littell, 1867 ; Contemp. rev., v. 2, 1866 (K. and the 
 Christian year, by W. C. Lake) ; v. 11, 1869 (by C. T Vaunh 
 an) ; MacmiUan, June, 1869 (Visit to K., by J. Allen) • North 
 Brit, rev., v. 45, 1866 ; Quar. rev., v. 127, 1869 (2 art.); also 
 references iu Allibone, M'CUntock and Strong and Lin 
 pmcott's Diet, of bingr., v. 2. e 
 
 Keelee (Kalph, Ama: litterateur, b. 1840, d. 1873) 
 
 See Atlantic monthly, March, 1874 ; v. 24 1869 (Three 
 years a negro minstrel) ; v. 26, 1870 (Tour of Europe for 
 $181) ; Amer. annual cyclopaedia, 1873. 
 
 Keith (Sir Bobert Murray, British diplomatist, 6. 1730 
 d. 1795). 
 
 — Memoirs and correspondence. [1749-91.] Ed by 
 
 Mrs. G. Smyth. 2v.ini. 1849.. . . 3095.09 
 
 — Smyth (Mrs. G. ) Memoir and correspondence of 
 
 B. M K [ With her Bomance of diplomacy. 2 v 
 
 1861.] 3031.18 
 
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 d. 1826). 
 
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 century ; with original anecdotes of many distin- 
 guished persons. New York, 1826. 8°. . 3095.22 
 
 — Timbs (J.) Lives of the later wits, etc., v. 1. 1874. . 3251.08 
 Kemble family. 
 
 — Eitzgerald (P.) The Kembles, etc. 2 v. 1871. 3094.29 
 
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 Mrs. Sarioris, b. 1816). 
 
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 Kemble (Charles, Engl, actor, 6. 1775, d. 1854). 
 
 See Fraser's mag., v. 60, 1864 ; Bentley'a miscel., v. 36, 
 
 1854 ; and Doran's Annals of the Engl, stage, v. 2 [1715.17]'. 
 Kemble (Frances Anne, known as Fanny Kemble, Engl. 
 
 actress, 6. 1811). 
 
 — Old woman's gossip. By herself. [In Atlantic monthly, 1875.] 
 
 — Jameson (Mrs. A.) Visits and sketches, v. 3, p. 49-93. 2533.17 
 
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 Galaxy, Dec, 1868 ; Harper's monthly, v. 26 (by J. H. Sid-' 
 dons) ; v. 30 [Easy chair) ; and references in Poole's Index. 
 Kemble (John Mitchell, Anglo-Saxon scholar and histo- 
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 1805). 
 
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 Kino (Thomas Starr, American preacher and author b 
 
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 — Greg (W. E.) Lit. judgments, p. 137-176 2526 20 
 
 — McCarthy (J.) Modern leaders 3257.16 
 
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 umphs of. 1859 3096.05 
 
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 — Memoirs of, from the German [by E. Smith. ] b 1 64. 1 7 
 
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 d. 1873). 
 
 — Passages of a working life during half a century. 
 
 [1800-65.] 3 v. London, 1864. 12°. . . 3096.20 
 Same. [Abridged. ] Passages from life. New 
 
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 Same. [Condensed.] Personal reminiscences. 
 
 Ed by P. H. Stoddard 3251.19 
 
 — Beiloc (B. P.) Vignettes 3261.16 
 
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 Knowles (James Sheridan, Irish dramatist and temper- 
 ance lecturer, b. 1784, d. 1862). 
 
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 Kildare to La Fayette. 
 
 165 
 
 b. 
 
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 - JJrake (F. g. ) Life and corresp. of. 1874. 3096 27 
 
 — Par-ton (J.) People's book of biography. ... 325503 
 Knox (John, Scottish reformer, b. 1505, d. 1572). ' 
 
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 liepr. from Fraser's mag. v. 11 1876 
 
 — M'Crie (Thos.) Life of. . . '. .' ww If) 
 ~~ ^ rT , i , ng u (D ; ) Li ™s of Scottish writers. . . '. ' ' 326507 
 
 — Tulloch (J.) Leaders of the Reformation. . 34S0] 
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 Buckle s History of civ., v. 2, ch. iii. 
 
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 ties) histories of Scotland, particularly Burton's (Index in 
 
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 d. 1813). ' 
 
 — Life. By his father. 2 v. . . . 1651 27 
 
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 d. 1831). 
 
 — Corresp. of Schiller with. With notes, by L. Simu- 
 son. 3 y. 1849 3156 .f 
 
 K.OSCIUSKO (Thaddeus, Polish patriot, and officer in Amer 
 rev., b. 1746, d. 1817). 
 
 See Bentley's miscel., v. 30, 1851, or Eclectic , v. 25 1852 
 (by Prof. Creasy) ; For. quar. rev., Mch., 1835 • Harper's 
 monthly, v. 37 (by T. JohuBon, illus.) ; and references in 
 Poole's Index, and in Lippincott's Diet., v. 2. 
 
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 1802). 
 
 — Kossuth in New England. With his speeches. 
 Boston, 1852. 12° 3096.11 
 
 — Prochazka (— ). Memoir of. [ With Revelations 
 of Hungary 1851.] 545.19 
 
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 v. 4 (Easy chair, p. 131, 265, 418 ; v. 5, p. 127) ; and (in Coun- 
 tries) Hungary (History). 
 Kotzebtje (August Franz Friedrich, German dramatist, 
 b. 1761, d. 1818). 
 
 — Life and literary career. By himself. London 
 1830. 18°. 3096.12 
 
 — The most remarkable year in the life of ; his exile 
 into Siberia. From the German, by B. Beresford. 
 3 v. London, 1802. 16° 3096.24 
 
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 Kbudener (Julie de Wietinghoff, baroness von ; Rus- 
 sian litterateur and illuminist, b. 1764, d. 1824). 
 
 — Kavanagh (J.) French women oi letters, v. 2. . . 3262.14 
 
 — Sainte-Beuve (C. A.) Portraits of eel. women. . . . 3262.17 
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 See also Bentley's Miscellany, v. 50, 1861, or Littell, 1860, v. 4. 
 
 Krtjmmachek (Friedrich Wilhelm, German pulpit orator 
 b. 1795 (?) d. 1858). 
 
 — An autobiography. Ed. by his daughter. Tr. by 
 M. G. Easton. New York, 1869. 8°. . 3096.23 
 
 LaboutjAYe (Edouard Rene' Lefebure, French jurist, po- 
 litical writer, and republican, b. 1811). 
 
 — Poitou (E.) Portraits litteraires, etc. 1868. . . . 7048.03 
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 See Blackwood, v. 112, 1872 ; Westm. rev., v. 88, 1867. 
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 — Jardine )Sir W.) Naturalist's library, v. 26 4711.01 
 
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 — Montalembert (C. F.) Memoir of 1863. .3096.18 
 
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 Laearge (Mme. Marie CappeRe, French criminal, b. 1816, 
 d. 1852). 
 
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 Same. Phil., 1841. 12°. 3096.16 
 
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 ral, b. 1757, d. 1834). 
 
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166 
 
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 Nov., 1873 ; Putnam's mag., Oct., 1855. 
 
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 travels (p. 160); and numerous references in Poole's Index. 
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 delaE, b. 1739, d. 1807). 
 
 — Lasteyrie (— ). Life of. 3096.31 
 
 See also Blackwood's mag., v. 112, 1872, or Littell, 1872, 
 V 2 ; Contem. rev., v. 11, 1869 ; Ed. rev., v. 129, 1869, or 
 Littell, 1869, v. 2 ; Putnam's mag., Aug., 1870. 
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 comtesse de, French novelist, b. 1634, d. 1693). 
 
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 — Kavanagh (J.) French women of letters 3262 13 
 
 — Sainte-Beuve (C. A.) Portraits, etc 3262.17 
 
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 mother. Tr. by lady Herbert. 2 v. London, 1872. 
 
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 Same. [Abridged.] Kecollections. Ed. by B. 
 
 H. Stoddard. N. X., 1874. 16°. . . . 3251.16 
 
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 1834). 
 
 — Craddock (T.) Charles Lamb : [a memoir]. 3097.30 
 
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 — De Quincey (T.) Biographical esBaye, p. 167-22& 1861. 252204 
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 v. 124, 1866 ; Fraser's mag., v. 75, 1867 (by Gerald Massey) ■ 
 Gent, mag., Feb., 1871 (Lamb at his desk, by C. Pebody) ; 
 Harper's monthly, v. 20 ; v. 39 ; Living age, (Sad Bide of a 
 humorist's life) ; Macmillan, April, 1867 ; N. A. rev., v. 104, 
 1867 (0. L., and his biographers) ; Quar. rev., v. 122, 1867 • 
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 and Mary Lamb) ; Gent, mag., Dec, 1873 (by M. C. Clarke). 
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 de, 6. 1782, d. 1854). 
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 — Lomenie (L. de). Sketches, etc., p. 167-84. 1841. . . 8261.26 
 
 — Eenan (E.) Essais de morale et de critique 2541.28 
 
 — Sainte-Beuve (C. A.) Portraits contem., v. 1. . . . 7033.33 
 
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 rev. v. 71, 1859. 
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 de, 6. 1750 (?) d. 1791). 
 
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 — Vizetelly (H. ) The story of the diamond necklace, 
 
 and life of La Motte. 2d ed. 2 v. 1867. 3097.27 
 Lanoastee (Duke of). See John of Gaunt. 
 Lanoastee (Constance of Castile, duchess of ; b. 1354, 
 
 d. 1394). 
 
 — Holt (E. S.) Royal ladies, v. 1, p. 119-192. 1861. . . . 3263.26 
 Lanceet (Nicolas, French painter, b. 1690, d. 1743). 
 
 — Houssaye (A.) Men and women of France.v. 3, p. 48-84. 3262.18 
 Same. V. 2. 1867 3266.02 
 
 Landon (Letitia Elizabeth, " L. E. L. ," afterwards 
 Mrs. Maclean ; English poetess and novelist, b. 1802, 
 d. 183S). 
 
 — Blanchard (L. ) Life and lit. remains of. 2 v. 3111.15 
 
 — Howitt (W.) Homes and haunts, v. 2 
 
 — Thomson (J/rs.K.B.) Literary characters, p. 71-98, v. 2. 3253.31 
 Queens of society, v. 1 3262.16 
 
 See Atlantic, v. 15, 1866 (Memories of, by S. C. Hall) ; and 
 references in Allibone and in Poole's Index. 
 Landoe (Walter Savage, Engl, essayist, poet, and drama- 
 tist, b. 1775, d. 1864). 
 
 — Forster (J.) Walter Savage Landor : a biography. 
 
 1869 3097.26 
 
 — De Quincey (T.) Essays on the poets, p. 242-90. . . 2522.06 
 
 — Field (Kate). Last days of Landor. [Atlantic, v. 17, 1866.] 
 
 — Home (R. H.) New spirit of the age, p. 94-108. 1855. 2532.09 
 
 — Houghton (R.M.M., lord), Monographs, etc., p. 63-150. 3295.02 
 
 — Howitt (W.) Homes of British poets., v. 2, 1856. . . 953.24 
 
 — Timbs (J.) Lives of the later wits, v. 2. 1874. . . 3261.09 
 
 See also Blackwood, v. 75, 1854 (Rev. of Last fruit of an 
 old tree) ; Contem. rev., v. 18, 1871 (by Henry G. Hewlett) ; 
 Ed. rev., v. 130, 1869, ur Littell, 1869, v. 3 ; Fortnightly rev., 
 v. 12, 1869 (by Edw. Dowden) ; Eraser's mag., v. 53, 1856 ; 
 n.s., v. 2, 1870 (by E. L. Linton) ; London boc, June, 1866 ; 
 North Brit, rev., v. 60, 1869, or Littell, 1869, v. 3. 
 Landseek ( sir Edwin, Engl, painter of animals, b. 1803, 
 d. 1873). 
 
 — Stephens (F. G. ) Memoirs of. A new ed. of " The 
 
 early works of Landseer." 1S74. . . . 1444.17 
 
 — TyUer (Sarah). Modern painters 1431.37 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 64, 1856 ; Gentlm. mag., Jan., 
 1874; Littell, 1874, v.4; Lund. qu. rev., April and Oct., 1874. 
 Landsdowne (Marquis of). See Petty. 
 Lansdowne ( Viscount). See Gbanvilijs. 
 Lane (James Henry, of Kansas ; U. S. senator, b. 1814, 
 d. 1865). 
 
 See Lippincott, March, 1870. 
 Lane (Lunsford, Amer. slaue and freedman). 
 
 — Hawkins (W. Q.) Lunsford Lane: or, another 
 
 Helper from N. C. 1863 3097.09 
 
 Laniqan (John, Irish writer and catholic priest, b. 1758, 
 d. 1828). 
 
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 cluding Dr. J. Lanigan, his life and times. 3111.17 
 
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 — Brautdme (P. de). Hommes illastres. [CEuvres, v. 4.] 6021.07 
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 and physician, b. 1749, d. 1827). 
 
 — Arago (D. F. J.) Biographies, etc., v. 1 3263.11 
 
 Same. [In Smithsonian report. 1876.] .... 8936 31 
 
 See Nat. guar, rev., v. 8, 1864. 
 La Porte (Pierre de, valet de chambre to Louis XIV.) 
 
 — Memoires, 1621-66. [Petitot. 2 ser., v. 69.] .... 603.37 
 Lapiiaee (Victor de, Frenclt poet, b. 1812). 
 
 See Fortnightly rev., v. 17, 1872 (by Edw. Dowden). 
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 — Eulogy on. [In Sm. rep., 1876.] 3936.31 
 
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 d. 1862). 
 
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 — Shelley (M. W.) Lives, etc., v. 1 3211.24 
 
 — Thomson (K. B.) Wits and beaux of society, v. 1. 3262^26 
 
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 Las Casas (Bartolomeo de, 'apostle of the Indies, ' b. 1474, 
 d. 1566). 
 
 — Helps (A.) Spanish conquest in America. (See Index in v. 4.) 
 
 565.01 
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 1635, d. 1687). 
 
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 — Sparks (J.) Life of. [In his Amer. biogr., v. 11.] . .3241.01 
 
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 — Demaus (E. ) Hugh Latimer : a biography. 3097.25 
 
 — Tulloch (J.) Leaders of the reformation. 1859. . 3432.15 
 
 — Wordsworth (C.) Eccl. biogr. (from Fox,) v. 2, 1853. . 3446.02 
 
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 d. 1805). 
 
 — Life. With some account of the Bastille. [Pamph., 
 
 y- 3.] 5058.03 
 
 — Thierry (— ). Memoirs of, during a confinement of 
 
 thirty-five years. 1787 5911.06 
 
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 — La wson (J. P.) Life and times ofc 2 v. 1829. 3097.20 
 
 — Jesse (J. H.) Court of England, v. 2 471 .05 
 
 — Lodge (E.) Portraits, etc., v. 4 3225.04 
 
 — Rogers (J. E. T.) Historical gleanings, v. 2, p. 67-127. 3252.22 
 
 See Fraser's mag., Jan., 1874; also histories of Charles I. 
 and references in Poole's Index. 
 Lauri de Hades (friend of Petrarch, b. 13U7, d 1348). 
 
 — J<imeson (A.) Loves of the poets, p. 59-86. 1857. . . 3263.21 
 
 See also Eevue des deux mondes, v. 11'2 ; and lives of 
 Petkaech. 
 Laurens (Henry, of S. C, Amer. statesman, b. 1724, d. 
 1792). 
 
 — Correspondence, 1776-82. [/n. Moore (P. ) Mate- 
 
 rials for history.] 3098.11 
 
 Laubia (Roger de, Italian admiral, in Spanish service, d. 
 1305). - 
 
 — Quintana (M.J.) Celebrated Spaniards, p. 79-148. 1833. 3212.14 
 Lauzun (Autoine Nompar de Caumont, due de, favorite 
 
 of Louis XIV., 6. 1633, d. 1723). 
 
 See Cornhill, v. 26, "J872, or Littell, 1872, v. 4 ; Quar. rev., 
 Jan., 1822. 
 Lauzun (Armand Louis de Gontaut, due de, afterwards 
 due de Biron, b. 1747, d. 1793). 
 
 — Memoires. [BarriSre (J. F.) Bibl. des mem., v. 25.] 507.25 
 
 See alio Gent.'s mag., June, 1870 (by W. Stigand). 
 La Valliere (Louise Francoise de Labaurne Le Blanc, 
 duchesse de, b. 1644, d. 1710). 
 
 — Ganlis (S. F. D. St. A, Mine. de). La duchesse de 
 
 la Valliere, suivie de sa vie penitente. Nouv. ed. 
 1813 7045.08 
 
 — Baker (H. B.) French society, etc., v. 1, 1874. . . . 3266.16 
 
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 life and reign of Lours XTV. 
 Lavoisier (Antoine Laurent, French chemist, b. 1743, d. 
 1794). 
 
 — Brougham (H.) Philosophers, etc., p. 290-333. 1855. 3024.05 
 
 — Brown (S.) Phlogiston and Lavoisier. [In his Lectures and 
 
 essays, v. 1, 1858, p. 186-246.] 2515.01 
 
 Eepr. from North Brit, rev., Nov., 1852. 
 Law (Edward, 1st baron Elienborough, b. 1748, d. 1818). 
 
 — BrightwellfC.L.) Early lives of great lawyers. 1866.3254.22 
 
 — Campbell (J., lord). Lives of the chief justices, v. 3. 
 
 167 
 
 — Townsend (W. 0.) Twelve eminent judges, v. 1, p. 299-397. 
 
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 gov. gen. of India, b. 1790, d. 1871 ). 
 
 t , £« Bnt. on. rev., July, 1874 ; Ed. rev., Jan., 1875 
 
 ft' ^ c ° t " h - aduen t™-er and financial schemer, 
 o. lb II, d. 1729). ' 
 
 -Thiers (A.) The Mississippi bubble : a memoir of. 
 1859 59M 07 
 
 ~ W S? d J^ P '} Memoirs ° f . including account' of 
 the Mississippi system. 1824. . S047 19 
 
 — Mackay (C.) Popular delusions, v. 1. . ' ,„,,; 
 
 — Martin (H.) Decline of the French monarchy,' v.i ch i 61 15 
 
 — Murray (J.) French financiers under Louis XV ' 692321 
 
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 bers a Btogr. diet.; works on the reign of Louis XV.- and 
 m fiction, Amswortli's John Law. 
 Law (William, Engl, devout and mystical writer b 1686 
 d. 17iilj. ' 
 
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 ly rev., Mch., 1875 (by Leslie Stephens). S 
 Lawrence (Abbott, Boston merchant, b. 1792, d. 1S35) 
 — - Hunt (F.) American merchants, p. 331-364. 1858. v. 2 of 3244 11 
 Lawrence (Amos, Boston merchant and philanthropist b 
 1786, d. 1852). F 
 
 — Diary and correspondence. B., 1855. 8°. . 3098.01 
 
 — S u 5 t ,' F - ) Am «'ican merchants, v. 2, p. 223-330. 1858. 3244 11 
 
 — McCabe(J. D.Jr.) Great fortunes, etc 3265 14 
 
 See also N. A. rev., v. 81, 1855. 
 Lawrence (Sir Henry, English Indian statesman and 
 general, b. 1806, d. 1857). 
 
 — Edwardes (Sir H B.) and Merivale (H.) Lift of 3d 
 
 ed. 1873 3098.12 
 
 — Kaye (J. W. Lives of Indian officers, v. 2, 1867. . 3224 zl 
 
 See also Br. qu. rev., Oct., 1872; Fraser's mag. n s v 6 
 1872 ; Ed. rev., July, 1873 ; North Brit, rev., v. 32, 1860. ' 
 Lawrence (Capi. James, American naval commander, b 
 1781, d. 1813). 
 
 — Irving (W.) Biography of. [In his Spanish papers, v. 2 p 37- 
 
 60 1866.] •••,•■•• 2533.12 
 
 See alio Harper's monthly, v. 24 (illus.) 
 Lawrence (,Sir John L. M. , governor general of India, b. 
 1811). 
 
 See Blackwood, v. 105, 1869 (3 articles-) ; Brit, qu rev 
 July, 1869 ; Ed. rev., v. 131, 1870. 
 
 Lawrence (Sir T..omas, English portrait painter, b. 1769. 
 d. 1830). 
 
 — Williams (E. D. ) Life of . 2 v. 1831. . .3097.13 
 
 — Cook (D.) Art in England, 1869 1433 12 
 
 — • Cunningham (A.) Lives of British painters, v. 5. 
 
 — Davis (J. P.) Thoughts on great painters, 1866. . 
 ■ — Edgar (J. G.) The boyhood of great men. ... 
 
 — Bedgrave (B. and S.) Century of painters, v. 2, 1866 
 
 — Russell (W.) Extraordinary men 
 
 — Thornbury (W.) British artists, v. 1, 1861. . . . 
 
 — Timbs (J.) Anecdote biography, v. 2, p. 228-308. 1860. 
 Leadeeatkr (Mary, Irish authoress, b. 1758, d. 1826). 
 
 — Memoir of. [In her Leadbeater papers, v. 1. 1862.] . 3098.05 
 Ledbd-Bollin (Alexandre Auguste, French socialist and 
 
 democrat, b. 1808). 
 
 — Blind (K.) Personal recollections about. [Fraser's ma^r., 
 
 Feb., 1875.] 
 Ledyard (John, Amer. traveller, b. 1751, d. 1788). 
 
 — St. John (J. A.) Lives, etc., v. 2 3221.04 
 
 — Sparks (J.) Life of. [In /it's Amer. biogr., v. 24.1 • .3241.01 
 
 See also references in Poole's Index. 
 Lee (Arthur, of Va., Amer. diplomatist, b. 1740, d. 17921. 
 
 — Lee (R. H. ) Lite of. 2 v. 1829. . . .3097.17 
 
 Eeviewed by Jared Sparks in N. A. rev., v. 30. 
 Lee (Charles, military adventurer in Amer. rev., b. 1730, 
 d. 1782). 
 
 — Lee papers. 4 v. [In New York hist. soc. coll., 
 
 1871-74.] 615.13 
 
 Note. — The report of Lee's court martial is contained in v. 3. 
 
 — Hanmer (Sir T.) Memoir of. [IPiMHanmer'scorresp.] 3075.14 
 
 — Moore (G.H.) Treason of. 1860. . . .3118.01 
 
 — Sparks (J.) Life of. [In his Amer. biogr., v. 18.] . . 3241.01 
 
 See also Harper's monthly, v. 17 (art. by J. E. Cooke). 
 Lee (Henry, of Va., American general in rev. war, b. 
 1756, d. 1818). 
 
 — Hawley (C. B.) Life of. 1859 3097.18 
 
 Lee (Nathaniel, English dramatist, b. 1657, d. 1692). 
 
 — Dunham (S. A.) Lives etc., v. 3 3211.14 
 
 Lee (Richaid Henry, of Va., Amer. statesman and ora- 
 tor, b. 1732, d. 1794). 
 
 — Life. By his grandson, E. H. Lee. 2 v. in 1. 3097.17 
 
 — Magoon (E. L.) Orators of the rev., p. 266-282. 1848. 6311.12 
 
 See also article by Edward Everett in N. A. rev., v. 22. 
 Lee (Eobert, D.I)., of the established church of Scotland). 
 See Fraser's mag., n. 8., v. 1, 1870 (by John Skelton). 
 
 1431.05 
 1415.16 
 3263.23 
 1433.04 
 3263.20 
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 BIOG-BAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : Lee to Lincoln. 
 
 Lkb (Gen. Robert Edmund, leading confederate general, 
 b. 1806, d. 1870). 
 
 I«oe (John, Engl, artist and humorist k 1817, 41864). 
 
 , p. 122-39. 2544.06 
 
 . 3098.17 
 . . 3224.22 
 . . 3222.16 
 April, 1873 ; 
 
 1866. 
 Pa^eMJ ) John Leech, "[InMs Paradoxes, etc.] 
 
 L^ENO^'fi^L Marie, fl*«A moi/ie^ician, b. 1752, 
 
 _ Beaumont (E. de). Memoir of. [Sm. rep 1867.] _ 
 Leggett ("William, Amer. poht. writer, b. 
 
 3936.22 
 1802, d. 1840). 
 
 Whi ^rSe^?^'tohiBPohilcalU^^ 
 
 LEremTZ '"(Gottfried Wilhelm, German metaphysician, 
 mathematician, theologian, historian, scientist, and 
 poet, b. 1616, d. 1716). 
 
 _ Mackie (J M. ) Life of. 1815 „„:; „ 
 
 Z aoS J.) ™i Harrison (R.) German Uteratura 2 3 .i 
 . Maccall fW.j Foreign biographies, v. 2. j. 1-67. 187^3265.22 
 
 Italian pod and philologist, 
 
 . 2544.16 
 
 "sie Atlantic monthly, v. 2, 1858; Mai quar. rev_ 
 1864 • N A. rev., v. 108, 1869 (by A. E. Kroeger) ; Revue 
 des deux mondes, Jan. et sept. 1871 ; and the .comprehen- 
 sive article, with full literature of the subject, m M Clin- 
 tock and Strong, v. 6. 
 Leicestee (Countess of). See Sidney (Dorothy). 
 Leicesteb (Robert Dudley, earl of ). 
 
 See entries under Dudley (Robert), p. 140 ; also Fraser s 
 
 ^^^"inylish divine ,b 1780, f 1862). 
 
 — Leifohild (J. R.) John Leifchild, D.D. 1863. 3098.09 
 Leigh (Medora, claimed to be daughter of lord Byron). 
 
 — Mackay (C.) Medora Leigh, a history. 1869, *j^.24 
 
 Leighion (Robert,' abp. of Glasgow, b. 1611, d. 1684). 
 
 _ Burnet (G.) Lives, etc. 1833. S02o.28 
 
 Irving (D.) Lives of British writers <J.ib5.u/ 
 
 Hee also Brit. qu. rev., Oct., 1870. 
 Leislek (Jacob, Amer. political adventurer, d. lbJl). 
 
 Hoffman (O. F.) Administration of. [In Sparks' Am. biog., 
 
 y ^g l 3241.01 
 
 Lekain (Henri Louis, French actor, b. 1728, d. 1778). 
 
 — Memoires. [In Barriere. Bibl. des mem., v. 6.] . .607.01 
 Lely (Sir Peter, Dutch painter in England, b. 1617, d. 
 
 1680). 
 See Temple bar, April, 1874. 
 Lemaitee (Frederic, French dramatist, b. 1798). 
 
 See Gentleman's mag., Oct., 1874 (by C. Barrere) ; Lip- 
 pincott, May, 1875 (by Wirt Sikes) ; London society, June, 
 1866 ; Harper's monthly, v. 26. 
 Lemon (Mark, Engl, humorist, b. 1809, d. 1870). 
 FrisweU (J.H.) Modern men of letters, p. 49-161. 1870. 2525.18 
 
 — Hatton (J.) With a show in the north ; reminiscences of M. 
 
 L. [In Gentleman's mag., July to Dec, 1870.] 
 Lenclos (Ninon de, b. 1616, d. 1706). 
 
 — Memoirs of, with her letters. 2 v. London, 1761. 
 
 16° 3112.02 
 
 Lenet (Pierre, French government official, d. 1611). 
 
 — Memoires, 1649-50. [Petitot. 1 ser., v. 63-64.] . . . 5132.31 
 
 Lennox (Lord Williani Pitt, novelist and writer on sport- 
 ing amusements, b. 1799). 
 
 — Drafts on my memory. 2 v. Lon. , 1866. 8'. 3097.22 
 Leo X. (Giovanni de' Medici, pope, 1513-21; patron of the 
 
 arts andletlers. b. 1475, d. 1521). 
 
 — Roseoe (W.) Life and pontificate of. 2 v. 3112.04 
 
 — James (G. P. R.) Lives of foreign statesmen. . . . 3211.19 
 
 — Magoou (E. L.) [Age of. Westward empire, part 3.] 2536.22 
 
 See Nat. quar. rev., v. 10, 1865. 
 
 See also article, with references, in M'Clintock and 
 Strung; also general histories of the Popes, p. 96 ; particu- 
 larly Ranke's [3425.01] ; and histories of the Reformation, 
 p. 99. 
 Leo (Juan, surnamed Africanus, Arabian traveller and 
 geographer, b. about 1486, d. about 1540). 
 
 — St. John (J. A.) Lives, etc., v. 1 3221.04 
 
 Leon (Luis Ponce de, Spanish poet and theologian, b. 
 
 1527, d. 1591). 
 
 — Shelley (M. W.) Lives, etc., v. 3 3211.26 
 
 Leonoea d'Este. See Este (Leouora d'). 
 Leopold I., (king of Belgium, b. 1790, d. 1865). 
 
 — Juste (T. ) Memoirs of. 2 v. 1868.. . .3098.07 
 
 — Abbott [3. 8. C.) Kings and queens, p. 211-247. . . 3255.28 
 
 . 2522.18 
 1870. . 2534 14 
 N. A. rev., v. 104, 
 
 Leopabdi (Giacomo, conle, 
 
 b. 1798, d. 1837). 
 _ Tuckerman (H. T.) Essays, biographical etc. 
 
 See also Blackwood's mag., v. 98 .1865. 
 L'Epee (Charles Michel de, abbe, Drench philanthropist, 
 
 b. 1712, d. 1789). 
 See Atlantic monthly, v. 1, 1857.^ 
 Leema l Franc.sco de KoxasorRoias de Sandoval, duque 
 
 de Spanish statesman, b. 1578, d. 1625). 
 
 James (G P. R) Lives of foreign statesmen, v. 1. .3211.19 
 
 Le Sage (Alain Rene, French novelist, b. 1768, d. 1747). 
 
 Sco tt (W ) Lives of the novelists. 1872 2762.81 
 
 Leslie (Charles Robert, Engl, historical painter, b. 1794, 
 
 — Autobiographical recollections. With essay, etc. , by 
 
 Tom Taylor. Boston, I860. 12°. . . . 3112.06 
 See also Fortnightly rev., v. 3, 1865 (by P. G. Hamerton) ; 
 Quar. rev., v. 107, 1860, or Littell, 1860, v. 2 ; N. A. rev., 
 v. 92,1861.' 
 
 Lesseps (Ferdinand, French diplomatist, projector of the 
 Suez canal, b. 1805). 
 See Lippincott's mag., March, 1874 (by J. E. Nourse). 
 See also (in Countries, etc.) Suez canal. 
 Lessing (Gotthold Ephraim,. German critic, poet, and 
 philosopher, b. 17-9, d. 1781). 
 
 — Stahr (A ) Life and works. Tr. by E. P. Evans. 
 
 2 v. 1866 3112.21 
 
 De Quincey (T.) Essays on philos. writers, v. 1, p. 217-2"" 
 
 _ Lowell' (J. R.) Among my books, p. 291-349 
 
 See also Nat. quar. rev., v. 12, 1866 ; J 
 1867; Westm. iev., Oct., 1871. 
 
 See also articles in M'Clintock and Strong, v. 6 (with 
 references) ; Lippincott's Diet., v. 2 (with references) ; 
 Poole's Index ; and histories of German hterature and 
 
 Le Yatllant (Francois, French traveller, naturalist and 
 
 writer, b. 1753, d. 1*24). 
 _ Jardine (Sir W.) Naturalist's library, v. 12. . . . 4711.12 
 
 gt John (J. A.) Lives, etc., v. 3 HUIM 
 
 Levek (Charles, Engl, novelist, b. 1805, d. 1872). 
 _ Friswell iJ. H.) Modern men of.let.ters, p. 171-83. 1870. 2526.18 
 See also Blackwood, v. 94, 1862 ; v. 112, 1872 (2 art.) Fra- 
 
 ser's mag , Feb., 1873 ; Macmillan's mag., Aug , 1872, or 
 
 Littell. 1872, v 3 ; Lippincott's mag., Dec, 1874 (Some re- 
 
 collections of, by T. A. Trollope). 
 Livis (PisrreMare Gaston, due de, b. about 1760, &1830). 
 
 Souvenirs et portraits. LBarriere, Bibl. des mem.,v. 14.J 607.01 
 
 Lewes (Charles Lee, English actor, b. 1740). 
 
 — Memoirs, containing anecdotes of the stage for forty 
 years. By himself. 4 v. in 2. L.,1805. 16°. 3112.12 
 
 Lewis (Sir George Comewall, Engl statesman, and his- 
 torical and politiccd writer, b. 1806, d: 1863). 
 
 — Letters to various friends. Ed. by G. F. Lewis. 
 London, 1870. 8° 3112.09 
 
 See also Oontemp. rev., v. 20, 1872, or Littell, 1872, V. i ; 
 Fraser's mag., v. 67, 1863 (In Memoriam) ; National rev., 
 v. 17, 1863. 
 Lewis (Matthew Gregory, English novelist and drama- 
 tist, b. 1775, d. 1818). 
 
 — Life and correspondence. 2 v. 1839. . . 311107 
 Lewis (Morgan, Amer. jurist, soldier, and politician, o. 
 
 1754, d. 1814>. 
 
 — Jenkins (J. S.) Governors of New York, p. 132-168. . 3247.03 
 Leyson (Thomas, 16(/t century). 
 
 — BellfR.) Lives of English poets, v. 2 3211.17 
 
 Lighteoot (Hannah, fictitious (?) personage, alleged to 
 have been married to George 111.) 
 
 — Thorns (W.J.) Hunnah Lightfoot. 1867. 3112.20 
 See also Jesse's life of George HI., v. 1, p. 30-36. . 3064.2S 
 
 Liguobi (Saint Alphonso Maria di, Mat. religionist, o. 
 1696, d. 1787). 
 
 — Life of. Ed. by F. L. Faber. L., 1848. 8°.. 3011.24 
 Lincoln (Abraham, 164/i president of the U. S., b. 1809, 
 
 — Arnold (I. N.) History of. 1867. . . • 3113.01 
 Sketch of the life of. 1869 3113.1b 
 
 — Athenteum club, (New York). Commemorative pro- 
 ceedings on the death of. 1865. . . • 3113.07 
 
 — Boston (City of). A memorial of. [With eulogy by 
 Charles Sumner.] 1865 3113.08 
 
 ~- Boston. Proceedings of the city council. . 3113.0b 
 
 — Brockett (L. P. ) Life and times of. Including his 
 speeches, inaugurals, proclamations, etc. 3113.0J 
 
 — Carpenter (F. B. ) Six months at the White House 
 with A. L. 1866 3113.10 
 
 — Crosby (Frank). Life of ; with speeches, etc. 3113-lW 
 
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 — Holland (J. G. ) Life of. 1866 3113.13 
 
 — Jones (E. R.) Lincoln, Stanton, and Grant. 3113.19 
 -Lamon(W. A.) T lie life of. 1872.. . .3113.17 
 
 Note.— The fullest life of L. before he became president. 
 
 — Lincoln memorial : a record of the life, assassination 
 
 and obsequies of the martyred president. New 
 York, 1865. 8° 3113.05 
 
 — Marble (M.) Letter to. 1867 3112.23 
 
 — Martyr's monument. Being [his] speeches, mes- 
 
 sages, etc. New York, 186-3. 12°. . 3113.09 
 
 — Raymond (H. J. ) History of the administration of ; 
 
 including his speeches,letters,messages,e£c. 3113.14 
 
 Life and public services of Abraham Lincoln ; 
 
 with his statu papers, speeches, letters, etc. With 
 anecdotes and personal reminiscences. By P. B. 
 Carpenter. 1865 3113.04 
 
 — Thayer (W. M. ) Pioneer boy, and how he became 
 
 president. 1863 3113.15 
 
 — Welles (G.) Lincoln and Seward. Remarks upon 
 
 the address of Chas. Francis Adams on Wm. H. 
 Seward. 1874 3113. J 8 
 
 — Aldeu (H. H.) Pericles and Lincoln. (In Atlantic, v. 11, 1863.] 
 
 — Bancroft (G.) Oration on. [la Nat. quar. rev., v. 12,1866, 
 
 and Littell, 1866, v. 1.] 
 Place of A. L. in history. [In Atlantic, v. 15, 1865.] 
 
 — Conway (M. D.) Personal recollections of. [Ir* Fortnightly 
 
 rev., v. 1, 1865.] 
 
 — Emerson (It. W.) The hour and the man. [In Atlantic, v. 
 
 10, 1S6A] 
 
 — Lowell (J. B.) My study windows, p. 160-178. 1371. 2534 18 
 
 — Smith (Goldwm). PreBid- nt Lincoln [In Macinillan, Feb., 
 
 1865, or Littell, 1865, v. 1. 
 
 — Stowe (H. E. B.) Men of our times 3265 02 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., v 71,1865 (2 ait.) ; N. A. rev., v. 
 100,1865; SLribner's monthly, v 6 (Later life and religious 
 sentiments, by J. A. Eeed). 
 
 AUo Countries (United States : Civil war of 1861-5). 
 Lincoln (Benjamin, Amur. rev. i/eneral, b. 1733, d. 1810). 
 
 — Bowen(F.) Life of. [Sparks'' Am.biog., v.23.] 3J41.01 
 
 — Headley (J. T.) Washington and his generals, v. 2. . 3177.07 
 Lincoln ( Mrs. Mary Todd, wife of president). 
 
 — Ames [Mrs. M. C.) Ten years in Washington. . . .1131.19 
 
 — Holloway (L. C.) Ladies of the White house. . . . 3245.14 
 
 — Keckley (E iz.; Behind the scenes, or thirty years a siave, 
 
 and four in' the White house. 1868 3113.11 
 
 Ltnd (Jenny). See GoLDsoHMTDr (Jenny Lind). 
 Lindsays, (Scottish nobles). 
 
 — Lindsay (A. W. C, lord). Lives of the Lindsays. 
 
 2ded. 3v. 1858 311:4.21 
 
 See also Blackwood, v. 80, 1856. 
 Lindsay (Sir David, of the Mount, Scotch poet, satirist, 
 and patriot, b. 1490, d. about 1555). 
 
 — Lindsay (Lord). Lives of the Lindsays, v. 1, p. 207-262. 
 
 1858 3112.24 
 
 — Tytler (P. F.) Lives of Scottish worthies, v. 3. . . 3252.01 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 6, 1872, or Littell, v. 1, 1872 (No- 
 tice by A. Falconer). 
 LrNNaus or Linne (Carl, Swedish naturalist, b. 1707, d. 
 1778). 
 
 — Correspondence. Ed. by Sir J. E. Smith. 2 v. Lon- 
 
 doa, 1821. 8°. 4917.11 
 
 Linn^us or Linne (Carl, Swedish zoologist, 1741-83). 
 
 — Macgillivray (W.) Eminent zoologists, p. 193-233. . . 3252.04 
 Lisle ( Major J. G. Semple, English roving adventurer). 
 
 — Life. By himself. [1775-99. J 2d ed. L. 8°. 3112.28 
 Liszt (Franz, Hungarian pianist, b. 1811, 
 
 See Atlantic monthly, April, 1874 ; Fraser's mag., v. 62, 1855. 
 
 Putnam's mag., Sept., 1854. 
 Liverpool (Robert Banks Jenkinson, second earl of, b. 
 
 177U, d. 1828). 
 See references under Jenkinson (Robert), p. 161; also Ed. 
 
 rev., 109 ; Quar rev., v. 126, 1869. 
 Livingstone (David, Scottish missionary and African 
 
 explorer, b. 1815, d. 1873). 
 
 — Adams (ES.) Weaver boy who became a mis- 
 
 sionary. 1872 3112.18 
 
 — McGilchrist (J.) Life of. [1872.] . . .3112.17 
 -- Stanley (H M.) How I found Livingstone. 1086.05 
 
 — Blaikie (W. G.) Evening with. [In Littell, v. 88.] 
 
 See also Brit. qu. rev., April, 1874 ; Fraser's mag., n. s., 
 v. 6, 1872 ; Fortnightly rev , v. 4, 1866 (Errors of Dr. L., by 
 I. D. Cooley) ; North Brit, rev., 28, 1858. 
 &&• For his travels see under his name in general alphabet. 
 Livingston (Edward, Amer. jurist, b. 1704, d. 1836). 
 
 — • Hunt (C. H. ) Life of. 1864 3114.01 
 
 — Godwin (P.) Out of the past, p. 56-75. 1870. . . . 2526.18 
 
 — Haywood (A.) Essays, new series, v. 2. 1873. . . .2528.18 
 
 Ed. rev., v. 120, 1864. 
 Livingston (Wm., Amer. statesman, b. 1741, d. 1790). 
 
 — Sedgwick (T., jr.) Memoirs of the life of. 3114.02 
 
 Lloyd (Charles, sec'y to Geo. Qrenville, d. 1773). 
 
 — Barker (E. H.) Claims of C. L. to the authorship 
 
 of Junius, etc. 1828 3088.08 
 
 — Jaques(J.) History of Junius and his works. 3088.06 
 Lloyd (Charles, English poet, d. 1839). 
 
 — De Quincey (T.) Lit. reminiscences, v. 2, p. 141-68. . 2522 12 
 Lochiel. See Cameron. 
 
 Locke family, ( United Slates). 
 
 — Locke (J. G. ) Book of the Lockes : descendants of 
 
 Wm. Locke of Woburn. 1853 3113.24 
 
 Locke (John, English philosopher and theolonian, b. 1632, 
 d. 1704). 
 
 — Original letters, with sketch of [his] writings and 
 
 opinions, by T. Porster. 1830 3114.03 
 
 — King (Peter, 7th lord). Life of. 2 v. 1830.3114.04 
 
 — Coste (P.) Life of. [In Locke (J.) Works, v. 1, 1823.] 5052.01 
 
 — Mackintosh (Sir J.) Miscel. works 2536 27 
 
 — Vaughan (E.) Essays, v. 2, 59-121. 1849 2544.20 
 
 See also Ed. rev., v. 99, or Littell, 1854. 
 
 See also Lewes, v. 2 [5415.05], and other historians of phi- 
 losophy ; articles in Allibone, M'Clintock and Strong, v. 5, 
 (with references) ; references in Poole's Index ; and en- 
 tries under his name in general alphabet. 
 Lockhakt (John Gibson, Scotch poet, novelist, critic, and 
 biographer, b. 1794, d. 1854). 
 
 — Mackenzie (Shelton). Memoir of. [In Ms ed of Noctes am- 
 
 brosiansB, v. 3.] 
 
 See Quar. rev., 1864, v. 116, or Littell, 1864, V. 3. ' 
 Lockhakt (Sir Wm., of Lee; British ambassador and 
 statesman, under Cromwell, b. 1620, d. 1675). 
 See North Brit, rev., v. 36; 1862. 
 Logan family, of Philadelphia. 
 
 — Smith (H. L.) [Short memoir of James Smith and 
 
 several persons connected with the Logan family. ] 
 
 1839 3164.21 
 
 Logan (John, Tah-gah-jute, Mingo chief, b. about 1725, 
 d. 1780). 
 
 — Mayer (B.) Logan and Cresap, an hist, essay. 3118.09 
 
 Note. — For Logan's speech, see Jefferson's Notes on 
 
 Va., v. 1. 
 Londonderry (2d marquis of). See Stewart (Robert, 
 
 viscount CasUereagh). 
 Londonderry (3d marquis of). See Stewart (Sir Charles 
 
 William Vane). 
 Longfellow (Henry Wadsworth, Amer. poet, b. 1807). 
 
 — Cobb (J. B.) Miscellanies, p. 330-357. 1858 2521.07 
 
 — Curtis (G. W.) in Atlantic, v. 12, 1863. 
 
 — Drake (S. A.) Hist, and mansions of Middlesex, 1874. 601.07 
 
 — Fields (J. T.) in Tribune popular science, pt. 3, 1874 3908.01 
 
 — Friswell (J. H.) Modern men of letters, p. 285-99. 1870. 2525.18 
 
 — Homes of American authors, 1857 3245.11 
 
 See also Brit. quar. rev., Jan. and April, 1864 ; Fraser's 
 mag., v. 47, 1853 ; National rev., 1859, or Littell, 1859, v. 1 ; 
 N. A. rev., v. 104, 1867 ; North Brit, rev., v. 17, 1852. 
 See also the very full article in Alliboue's Diet., v. 2. 
 Longtjeville (Anne Genevieve d3 Bourbon-Coude, 
 duchesse de, active member of the Fronde, 1648-52, 
 b. 1619, d. 1679). 
 
 — Cousin (V.) La jeunesse de : etudes. 6e e'd. 7042.28 
 Same. Youth of. 185J 3114:06 
 
 — Beard (C.) Port Boyal, v. 2, p. 233-324. 1861. . . . 3434.19 
 
 — Menzies (S.) Political women, v. 1. 1873 3266.07 
 
 Lord (Daniel, lawyer of N. Y. city, b. 1794, d. 1868). 
 
 — Proctor (L. B.) Bench and bar, p. 641-671. 1870. . . 3256.24 
 Loredano (Leonardo, doge of Venice, b. 1438, d. 1531). 
 
 — Navagero (A ) Funeral oration on the death of. 
 
 [Pamph., v. 12.] 5058.12 
 
 Loughborough (Lord; Engl, statesman). See Weddee- 
 
 bukn (Alexander). 
 Lorenzo de' Medici. See Medicl 
 Louis IX. (king of France, andcrusader, 6.1215, dl270). 
 
 — Bray (Mrs.) The good St. Louis and his times. 
 
 1870 3114.22 
 
 — Du Cange (C. Da F.) Dissertations sur l'histoire de S. Louis 
 
 par Joinville. [Petitot. 1 ser., v. 3.] 501.03 
 
 — Extraits des mss. arabes rel. au regue de, 1238-50. Tr. par 
 
 Cardonne. [Petitot. 1 ser., v. 3.] 501.04 
 
 — Guizot (F.P.G.) Great christians of France. 3114.20 
 
 — Joinville (J. de). Saint Louis. Tr. by J. Hutton. 
 
 2ded. 1869 3114.21 
 
 Same. [In Chronicles of the crusades. ] 6623.13 
 
 Same. Memoires. Avec un tableau du regne de 
 
 St. Louis. 1226-70. [Petitot. 1 ser., v. 2.] 5131.02 
 
 — Doran (J.) Monarchs retired from business, v. 1. . 3253.07 
 
 — Hewlett (H. G.) The heroes of Europe 3263.25 
 
 Perkins (J. H.) ire Characteristics of men of genius, v. 2, p. 
 
 223-257. 1846 2616.20 
 
 See also North Brit, rev., v. 48, 1868. A Iso general his- 
 tories of France by Guizot, Michelet, v. 1 [515.18], and other 
 historians ; and histories of the Crusades (7th and 8th). 
 
 In asking for books, use the "Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
170 
 
 BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : Louis XI. to Louis XV. 
 
 Loots XI. (king of France, b. 1423, d. 1483). 
 
 — Comrnes (P. de). Hist, memoirs. [With the Scan- 
 
 dalous chronicle, 1460-83. ] . . . . S043.13 
 
 Same. Memoires, avec des notices, 1464-98. 3 v. 
 
 [Petitot. 1 se'r.,v. 11-13.] 501.11 
 
 — Diary of an embassy from King George of Bohemia, 
 
 1464. Tr. by A.H.Wratislaw. L., 1871. 8°. 3111.13 
 
 — Duclos (C. P.) History of. From the French. 2 v. 
 
 1746. 3111.11 
 
 Brantome (P. de). Hommes illustres. [CEuvres completes, 
 
 v. 2. 1822.] 5021.15 
 
 — Guizot (F. P. G.) Popular hist, of France, v. 3. . . 518.08 
 
 See also histories of France, l>y Guizot [v. 3, 518.08] ; 
 Michelet [v. 2, 515.17], and other historians ; Nat. qu. rev., 
 v. 20, 1870 ; references on p. 306 of ' Table generale ' of 
 Revue des deux mondes [81 72.—] ; and in fiction Victor 
 Hugo's Hunchback of Notre D.ime; Charles Keade's Cloister 
 and the hearth, and Scott's Quentiu Durward. Also the 
 memoires in the collection of Petitot [5121.—] as follows :— 
 Du Clercq (J.) Memoires, 1448-67. [1 ser., v. 11, and Bu- 
 chon's Col. deschron.,v. 37-401; Illiers (F.d'). Membires.par 
 D Godefroy. [1 ser., v. 8] ; Jeanne de Troyes. Histoire, ou 
 chronique scandaleuse, 1460-83. [1 ser.,v. 13, 14]; LaMarche 
 (U. de). Memoires, 1435-99 [1 ser., v. 9-10.] 
 Loots XH. (king of France, b. 1462, d. 1515). 
 
 — Auton (Jean d'). Chroniques. avec des notes, par Lacroix. 
 
 4 v. 1834 6127:01 
 
 — Brantome (P. de). Hommes illustres. [CEuvres completes, 
 
 V. 2 1822.] 6021.15 
 
 — Guizot (F. P. G.) Popular hist, of France, v. 3. . . 618.08 
 
 See also some memoires in the collection of Petitot, as fol- 
 lows :— Bayard (Chen, de). Histoire du bon chev. Avec 
 tableau du regne de L. XH., 1498-1515. [1 ser., v. 15]; 
 Fleuranges (Robert IH. de La Marck de). Histoire, 1499- 
 1521. [1 ser., v. 16]; Louise de Savoie (mother of Francis I.) 
 Journal, 1501-22. [lser., v. 16.] 
 Lotos XIH. (king of France, b. 1601, d. 1613). 
 
 — Howell (J.) Life of. 1646 3118.02 
 
 — Yonge (0. D.) France under the Bourbons, v. 1. 1866. 616.27 
 
 — Menzies (S.) Eoyal favorites, v. 1 3257.10 
 
 See also lives of Mahie de Medicis, Richelieu, Anne (of 
 Austria) \ and references on p. 306 of ' Table generale,' of 
 the Revue des deux mondes [8172. — ]. For the religious 
 history of his reign see Huguenots, p. 89 (ante). In fiction 
 see Dumas' Three guardsmen, Mme. de GeuMs'Le siege 
 de Rochelle ; and A. de Viguy's Cinq Mars. 
 
 See also certain memoires in the collection of Petitot and 
 Monmarqne, as follows : — Bassompierre (F. de). Memoires, 
 1579-40. [2 ser., v. 19-21] ; Brienne (H. A. de L„ comte de). 
 Memoires, etc., 1614-61. [2 ser., v. 35, 36] ; Du Plessis (Cesar, 
 due de Choiseul, comle). Memoires, 1627-71. [2 ser., v. 27] ; 
 Du Val F., Marq. de Fontenay-Mareuil). Memoires. 1609- 
 34. [1 ser., v. 50-51] ; Estrees (V. M. marechal et due d'). 
 Memoires, 1610-17. [2 ser., v. 16] ; Fontrailles (L. d'A., vi- 
 comie de). Relation, 1742. [2 ser., v. 54] ; Gramont (Antoine, 
 due de, marechal). Memoires, 1621-77. [2 ser., v. 66-67] ; 
 Jeannin (P.) Negotiations, 1698-1609. [1 ser., v. 11-16] ; 
 L'Estoile (P. de). Memoires et journal de, 1515-1611. [1 ser., 
 v. 45-49] ; Montglat (F. de P. de C, marq. de). Memoires, 
 1610-68. [2 ser., v. 49-51] : Montpensier (A. M. L. d'Orleans, 
 Mile. de). Memoires, 1627-86. [2 ser., v. 40-43] ; Montresor 
 C. de B., comle de). Memoires, 1632-37. [2 ser., V. 64J; Motte- 
 ville (F. Bertaut, dame de). Memoires, 1621-66. [2 ser., v. 
 36-40]; Orleans (Gaston, due d). Memoires, 1608-34. [2 ser., 
 v. 31] ; Pontis (Louis, sieur le). Memoires, etc., 1599-1652. 
 [2 ser., v. 31, 5123.—]: Richelieu (Card. de). Memoires, 1610- 
 38. [2 ser., v. 10-11, 21 bia-30, 502.25] ; Rohan (H , 1 due de). 
 Memoires sur la guerre de la Valteline, 1631-37. 2 ser., v. 
 19] ; Talon (O.) Memoires, 1630-63. [2 ser., v. 60-63]. 
 
 Loots XIV. (king of France, b. 1638, d. 1715). 
 
 — Abbott (J. S. C. ) History of. 1871. . . . 3114.19 
 
 — Anquetil (L. P. ) Memoirs of the court. 2 v. 3113.22 
 
 — Astie (J. F.) Louis fourteenth and the writers of 
 
 his age. 1855 3111.19 
 
 — Bridges (J. H.) France under Kichelieu and Col- 
 
 bert. 1866 523.16 
 
 — Bensley (B.) Louis XTV. and his contemporaries 
 
 1845 3111.20 
 
 — Dangeau (P. de C.) Memoires of the court, etc. 1684- 
 
 1720. 2 v. 1825 3114.30 
 
 — Duclos (G. P.) Memoires secrets. [Barriere. Bibl. 
 
 des mem., v. 2. J 507.02 
 
 — Dumas (A ) Louis XIV. et son siecle. 4 v. in 2 
 
 18 66 7016.27 
 
 — James (G.P.R.) Life and time of. 2 v. 1851. 3114.08 
 
 — Letters of Wm. HI. and Louis XIV. 1697-1700. Ed 
 
 by P. Grimblot. 2 v. Lon., 1818. 8°. 3180.04 
 
 — Martin (H. ) History of France. Age of Louis XIV 
 
 [1661-1715.] 2 v. 1865 517.13 
 
 — Orleans (E. G. , duchesse d'). Secret memoirs of the 
 
 court of , and of the regency. 1821. . .3113.21 
 
 — Pardoe (J.) Louis XIV. and the court of France in 
 
 the 17th century. 2 v. 1851. . . . 3114.10 
 
 — Torcy (J. B. 0. de). Memoirs : containing the his- 
 
 tory of the negotiations from the treaty of Eys 
 wick to the peace of Utrecht [1687-1712.] From 
 the French. 2 v. 1757 521.08 
 
 — Voltaire (F. M. A. de). The age of Louis XIV 
 
 [Works, v. 6.] 5081.0G 
 
 Tr. , with notes, by B. Griffith. 3 v. 1779. 3113.25 
 
 Same. Siecle de Louis XIV. 1845. . . 3114.25 
 
 Same. [CEuvres, v. 19-20.] 5083.19 
 
 — Yonge (C. D. ) France under the Bourbons, v. 3.4 
 
 1866 516.28 
 
 — Baker (H. B.) French society, v. 1. 1874 3266.1S 
 
 — Menzies (S.) Royal favorites, v. 2 3257.11 
 
 — Eeeve (H.) Royal and republican France, v. 1. . . 517.20 
 
 — Scott (J. R.) Augustus Caesar and Louis XIV. [In his Disser- 
 
 tations and parallels, p..343-61. 1804.] 2547.05 
 
 See also Ed. rev., v. 119, 1864 (Dangeau's and Saint-Si- 
 mon's memoirs) : Fortnightly rev., v. 21, 1874 (Reign of. 
 2 art by J. C. Morisou) ; Haiper's monthly, v. 7 (by J. si 
 C. Abbott) ; reiereuces in Poole's Index aud on p. 306 oi 
 Table generate of Revue des deux mondes [8072.—] ; Saint 
 Pauls, v. 7, 1871, or Littell, 1871, v. 1 (L. XIV. as a match 
 maker). 
 
 See also, in this class, lives and memoirs of Mazahin : 
 Coi/B£itT ; Lorjvois ; Retz ; Saint-Simon ; Montpensier 
 (A. M. L. d'O., duchesse de) ; Mainiencn (Mme. de) ; Se- 
 vigne (Mme. de) ; Valliere ; Montespan. Infiction see 
 Dumas' ' Twenty years after;' Bungeuer's 'Preacher and 
 the king ' (the great pulpit orators of his reign) ; Fenelon's 
 'Adventures of Telemachus ' (construed as a covert satire 
 on this reign) ; Dumas' ' Brdgelonue,' 'Iron mask,' aud 
 'Louise de la Valliere ;' Achard's 'Belle Rose;' Marana's 
 'Turkish spy.' 
 
 For special works on the Wars of the Huguenots and the 
 Revocation of the edict of Nantes, see Huguenots, p. 89. 
 Of the memoires in Petitot's collectiou, see the following : 
 — Berthod (Francois). Memoires, 1652 3. [2 ser., v. 4-8. 
 6133.— ]; Berwick (J. Fitz-J., duke of). Memoires, 1670-1734. 
 [2 ser., v. 65-66. 5134.—]; Brienne (H. A. de L. comte de). 
 Memoires, 1614-61. [2 ser., v. 35-36. 5133.—] ; Caylus (M. 
 M. de V. de M. marquise de). Souvenirs, 1681-91. 2 ser., v. 
 66. 5134.—] ; Choisy (F. T., abbi de). Memoires, 1668-86. 
 [2 ser., v. 63.] 5134.—] ; Colbert (J. B., marq. de Torcy). 
 Memoires, 1697-1713. [2 ser., v. 67-68.] 5134.—]; Conrart (V.) 
 Memoires, 1652. [2 ser , v. 48] ; Duclus (C. P.) Memoires 
 secrets, 1700-58. 2 ser., v 76, 77. 6133.—] ; Duguay-Trouin 
 (R.) Memoires, 1689-1715. [2 ser., v. 27 5133.—] ; Du Ples- 
 sis (Cesar, due de Choiseul ; comte). Memoires, 1627-71. [2 
 ser., v. 57. 5133.—] ; Forbin (Claude). Memoires. 1656-1710. 
 2 ser., v. 74-75. J 6134.—]; Gourville (Jean Herault, sieur 
 de). Memoires, 1642-98. [2 ser., v. 52. 6133.30] ; Gramont 
 (Antoine, due de, marechal). Memoires, 1621-77. [2 ser., 
 v. 56-57. 5133.--] ; Guise (Henry de Lorraine, 5 due de). 
 Memoires, 1647-48. [2 ser., V. 65-56] ; Joly (C.) Memoires 
 concernant card, de Retz, 1648-85. [2 ser., v. 47] ; Joly 
 (Guy). Memoires, 1648-65. [2 ser., v. 47 ; La Chatre (I., 
 comte de). Memoires, 1642 43. 2 ser., v. 61] ; La Fare (C.A., 
 marq. de). Memoires, 1662-93. [2 ser., v. 66] ; La Fayette 
 (M. M. P. de La V., comtesse de). Memoires de la cour de 
 France, 1688-89. [ 2 ser., v. 64-65] ; La Porte (P. de, vakt 
 de chambre). Memoires de, 1624-66. [2 ser., v. 59] ; La 
 Rochefoucauld (F., due de). Memoires. 1630-52. [2 ser., v. 
 50-51) ; Lenet (P.) Memoires, 1649-50. [2 ser., V. 63-54] ; 
 Memoires de M. de * * * . 1643-90. [2 ser., v. 58-59] ; 
 Montglat (F. de P. de O., marq. de). Memoires, 1610-68. 
 [8 ser., v. 49-51] ; Montpensier (A. M. L. d'Orleans, Mile. 
 de). Memoires, 1627-86. [2 ser., v. 4043] ; Motteville (F. 
 B., dame de). Memoires, 1621-66. [2 ser., v. 36-40] ; Ne- 
 mours (M. d'O., duchesse de). Memoires, 1648-53. [2 ser., 
 v. 34] ; Noailles (A. M., due de). Memoires. Composes 
 par Millot. 1682-17C6. [2 ser., v. 71-74] ; Pontis (L., sieur de). 
 Memoires, 1599.1652. [2 ser., V. 31] ; Retz (J.) F. P. de 
 Gondy, card. de). Memoires, 1648.55. [2 ser., v. 44-46] ; 
 Talon (O.) Memoires, 1630-53. [2 ser., v. 60-63] ; Temple 
 v Sir Wn..) Memoires, 1672-79. [2 ser.. v. 64] ; Villars (L. 
 H., due et marechal de). Memoires, 1670-1734. [2 ser., v. 
 68-71.] 
 
 Loots XV. (king of France, b. 1710, d. 1774). 
 
 — Baker (H.B.) French society, etc. , 2 v. 1874. 3266.15 
 
 — Capefigue (B. H. B.) Mesdemoiselles de Nesle et 
 
 la jeunesse de Louis XV. La comtesse de Maillj. 
 La comtesse de Vintemille. La duchesse de Lau- 
 raquais. La duchesse de Chateauroux. 7008.06 
 
 — Challice {Dr.) Secret history of the court of. 2 v. 
 
 If 61 3114.26 
 
 — Cousin (V.) Secret history of the French court un- 
 
 der Richelieu and Mazarin. 1859. . . 513.01 
 
 — Duclos (C. P.) Memoires seorets. [Barriere. Bibl. 
 
 des mem., v. 2.] 507.02 
 
 — Dumas (A) Louis XV, et sa cour. 2 v. m 1. 7016.29 
 
 — Martin (H. ) History of France. The decline of the 
 
 monarchy. Tr. by M. L. Booth. 2 v. 1866. 517.15 
 
 — Murray (J.) French finance and financiers undei 
 
 Louis XV. 1858 5923.21 
 
 — Pecquet (A.) Secret history of Persia [i. e. France], 
 
 and of the most considerable states of Asia [i. e. 
 Europe.] Tr. from the French \anon.~\ 17456r02.15 
 
 BBOOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBSAltlf. 
 
BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) 
 
 Louis XV. to Luther. 
 
 171 
 
 — Piossens (Chev. de). Me'moires de la regence de 
 
 [Philippe,] duo d'Orleans. [1715-1723.] 311122 
 
 — Voltaire (F.M.A.de). Sieclede. [<Euv.,v.21.] 5083.21 
 Same. Abstract of the age of. 3 v. 1779. 3113/25 
 
 — Yonge (0. D.) France under the Bourbons, v. 3, 1866 516 29 
 
 See Ed. rev., v. 125, 1867 ; references in Poole'B Index 
 and on p. 307-8 of ' Table generate ' of the Revue des deux 
 mondes [8172.—]. 
 
 Also (in Countries) France (History), consulting the 
 early chapters of histories of the French revolution. 
 
 Also, in this class, names of his prime ministers, Fleuky 
 and Choiseul, and of Pompadouk, etc. ; and in fiction G 
 P. E. James's Auoient regime ; Mrs. Maberly's Loontine ■' 
 Dumas' Memoirs of a physioian (last four years of reign) ' 
 
 For accounts of the Mississippi Bubble see Law (John) 
 
 See also In Petitofs collection the following Memoires 
 viz : Berwick (J. Fitz-J., duke of ). Memoires, 1670-1734 ra 
 ser., v. 65-66] ; Dudos (C. P.) Memoires secrets 1700-58 
 [2 ser., 76, 77] ; Noatlles (A. M., due de). Memoires Com- 
 pos6s par Millot, 1682-1766. [2 eer., > . 71-74] ; Staal ,M. J. O 
 de Launey, baronne de, d. 1750). Memoires. [2 ser., v. 77] ■ 
 Villars (L. H., due et marechal de). Memoires 1670-1734 r2 
 ser., v. 68-71]. ' L 
 
 Louis XVI. (Icing of Prance, b. 1751, d. 1793). 
 
 — AngoulSme (M. T. O., duchesse d'; daughter of Louis 
 
 XVI.) Private memoirs. History of the cap- 
 tivity of the royal family of France, in the tem- 
 Pie- 1817 3114.12 
 
 — Challice (Dr.) Heroes, philosophers, and courtiers 
 
 of the time of. 2 v. 1863 .... 3114.28 
 
 — Clery (J. B.) A faithful servant. Journal in the 
 
 tower of the temple during the captivity. 3111.25 
 
 — Cochrane (A. B.) The flight of Varennes, 1791. [In his Francis 
 
 the first, etc., v. 2, p. 157-298. 1870] 3057.17 
 
 — Dumas (A. ) Louis XVI. et la revolution. 2 v. in 1 
 
 1866 7016.30 
 
 — Falloux (A.F.P.,comfede). Louis XVI. 5e e'd. 3113.32 
 
 — Lamballe (M. T. L. de S. C. , princesse de). Secret 
 
 memoirs of the royal family. 1826. . . 3114.12 
 
 — Renee (A.) Louis XVI. et sa cour. 2e ed. . 3H3.31 
 
 — Williams (H. M. ) Political and confidential cor- 
 
 respondence of. 3 v 3111.01 
 
 — Yonge (C. D.) Fiance under the Bourbons, v. 3-4. 1866. 516.29 
 
 See Bentley's miscellany, v. 6, 1839 ; v. 56, 1864 (Era of 
 Louis, ; Harper s monthly, v. 16-18 (by J.S.C. Abbott, illus.\ ; 
 references in Poole's- Index, and on p. 310 of ■ Table ge- 
 nerale ' of the Rev. des deux mondes [8172. — ]. 
 
 See also in this class, lives of Marie Antoinette, Tubgot 
 and Neokek ; and for worts upon the French revolution 
 see (in Countries) France : Revolution of 1789). 
 _ Louis XVTL (of France, b. 1785, d. 1795). 
 
 — Beauchesne (A. H. Du B. de). Louis XVH. , his life, 
 
 etc. Tr. by W. Hazlitt. 2 v. 1853. . . 3114.13 
 Same. The Bourbon prince. 1853. . .3111.05 
 
 — Gruau de la Barre (N. N. ) and Laprade (X. ) Abridg- 
 
 ed account of the misfortunes of. 1838. 3111.04 
 
 — Hanson (J. H. ) The lost prince ; identity of Louis 
 
 XVH. and E. Williams. 1854 3114.15 
 
 See also Putnam's mag., Sept., 1868 (art. by F. Vinton;. 
 
 — Meves (W. and A. ) The authentic historical me- 
 
 moirs of. 1868 311432 
 
 See also Eclectic mag., v. 26, 1852 (Dauphin impostors) ; 
 N. A. rev., v. 78, 1854 ; Quar. rev., v. 93, 1853, or Litton, v. 
 39, 1853 (Mystery of the dauphin). 
 Louis XVLH. (king of France, b. 1755, &1824). 
 
 — Carnot (L. N. M. ) Memorial to Louis XVIH, Tr. 
 
 by L. Goldsmith. 2d ed. [1814.] . . . 5721.05 
 
 — Crowe (E. E. ) History of the reign of. 2 v. 3114.16 
 
 — Lamartine (A. ) Hist, of the restoration. 4 v. 514.16 
 
 — Lamothe-Langon (E. L., baron de). Memoires d'une 
 
 femme de quality sur Louis XVIII. sa court et son 
 regne. [anon.] 182'.) 3111.06 
 
 — Gibbon (F.) Public characters, p. 3-114. . . v. 2 of 3216.17 
 
 — Guizot (F. P. G.) Memoirs of my time, v. 1. . . . 3074.07 
 
 See also references in Poole's Index, and on p. 312 of ' Ta- 
 ble gen.' of the Rev. des deux mondes. [8172.—]. 
 Louis Napoleon Bonaparte. See Napoleon IH 
 Louis Philippe (king of the French, b. 1773, d. 1850). 
 
 — Abbott (J. S. C.) History of. 1871. . . 3114.34 
 
 — Guizot (F.P.G.) Memoirs of my times v. 2-4. 3074.07 
 The last days of the reign of. 1867. . .3114.33 
 
 — Abbott (J. S. C.) Kings and queens, p. 69-118 3255.28 
 
 — Croly (G.) Historical sketches, p 53-75. 1842. . . . 2521.22 
 
 — Phillips (S.) EsBays from the Times, v. 1. . 2535.09 ; 2538.14 
 
 — Reeve (H.) Royal and repub. France, v. 2 517.21 
 
 — Russell (W.) Extraordinary men 3263.20 
 
 See Bentley's miscel., v. 8, 1840 j Temple Bar, July, 1874. 
 Also Countries (France : Revolution o/1830). 
 Louisa (queen of Prussia, wife of Frederick William III. , 
 b. 1776, d. 1810). 
 
 . 5131.16 
 
 '.r of Louis 
 
 ovat). 
 
 3263.32 
 
 3221.13 
 3252.26 
 
 lawyer and author, b. 
 
 Hurst (G. E.) Queen Louisa of Prussia ; or, good- 
 ness hi a palace. [1871]. . . .3098 2(1 
 -Atkinson (E. W.) Memoirs of the queens of Prussia 3MB nl 
 
 T 69 ?7&T M ^ 
 
 — Strickland (A.) Lives, etc „,« „„ 
 
 It wf'd ( llit of Frmce ' "^ ° f ***** 
 
 — Journal, 1601-22. [Petitot. 1 ser., v 161 
 Louise Marie de France (Madame, ' daughi 
 
 XV, b. 1737, d. 1787). 
 -Farrer(H. S.) Life of. [anon.] 1869. .3114.23 
 Louvors (Frauds .Michel LeTellier.marguisde,.^^ 
 
 war minister under Louis XI K, b. 1641 d 16911 
 
 — Crowe (E E.) Emment foreign statesmen, v. 3. .' . 3211 21 
 
 thfrelSo 3 ™^^. 8061 -' V ' M ' 1862 ' and "*»*»'" 
 Lovat (Lord). See Fbaser (Simon, lord Lo 
 Lovelace (Kichard, b. 1618, d. 1658). 
 
 — Bell (R.) Lives of English poets, v. 2. 
 
 — Langford( J A) Prison books and their authors. . , 
 -bovEK (bamuel, Irish humorous novelist, poet, and paint 
 
 er, b. 1797, d. 1868). 
 
 — Bernard (B.) Life of. 1874 3116 00 
 
 LOuveetuee (Toussaint). See Toussaint L'Ouveetuee 
 .Louvet de Couveet (Jean Baptiste, French Girondist 
 
 and author, b. 1760, d. 1797). 
 
 — Memoires. (In Barriere. Bibl. des mem., v. 12.] 607 01 
 
 Same. Narrative of dangers, etc. Lond., 1795. 8°. Sllsw 
 
 Ijowe (Sir Hudson, British gov. of St. Helena, b. 1770 (?) 
 
 d. 1844). v 
 
 — Letters and journals. [In Forsyth (W.) Captivity 
 of Napoleon at St. Helena. 2 v. 1853.] . 312713 
 
 Lowe (Kobert, English statesman, b. 1811). 
 
 — Higginson (T. W.) English statesmen. 1875. . 
 
 — Reid (T. W.) Cabinet portraits, p. 38-47. 1872. 
 Lowell (James Russell, Amer. poet, b. 1819). 
 
 — Drake (S. A.) Historic mansions of Middlesex. 1874. 60107 
 
 — Homes of American authors. 185/ 3245.11 
 
 For critical estimates of hiB writings, see under his name 
 
 in general alphabet. 
 Lowell (John, LL. D. , of Mass 
 1769, d. 1840). 
 
 — Everett (E.) Memoir of. [Orations, v. 2.] . . . . 6322.04 
 Lotola (St. Ignatius, Spanish founder of the Jesuits, b. 
 
 1491, d. 1556). 
 
 — Mariani(F.) Life of. 2v 3112.29 
 
 — Rose (S. ) Ignatius Loyola and the early Jesuits. 
 1870 3426.20 
 
 — Taylor (I. ) Loyola, or Jesuitism in its rudiments. 
 1851 3426.06 
 
 — Hewlett (H. G.) The heroes of Europe 8263.25 
 
 — Perkins ( J. H.) in Characteristics of men of genius, v. 1, p 41- 
 69. 1846 2516.19 
 
 — Stephen (J.) Essays, 1862 2547.14 
 
 Same. [Essays, v. 2, I860.] 3423.20 
 
 See also references in Poole's Index. 
 Loyson (Charles, called father Hyacinthe, French preach- 
 er, b. 1827). 
 
 See New Englander, v. 29, 1870 (by Dr. L. Bacon) : Put- 
 nam's mag.. Jan., 1870 ; Biogr. preface to his discourses, 
 by L. W. Bacon [3563.15]. 
 
 Luoan, (Roman poet, b. 39, d. 65). SeeLucan, in gen- 
 eral alphabet. 
 
 Luoca (Pauline, German opera singer, b. 1840). 
 See Loudon society, Oct., Nov., 1872 (by Hopf). 
 
 Luoian, ( Greek satiiist, 2d cenlury). See Lucian, in gen- 
 ral alphabet. 
 
 Lucretius, (Roman philosophic poet, 1st cenlury b.o.) 
 See Lucretius, in general alphabet. 
 
 Luceezia Borgia. See Boegia (Lucrezia). 
 
 Lucullus (Lucius Licinius, Roman consul and general, 
 about 115-57 b.c. i 
 
 — Plutarch. Lucullus. — L. and Cimon compared. [In his Lives, 
 V. 3 of .3146. 17; V. 3 of 3145 22 ; v. 2 of 3145.08.] 
 
 Ludlow (Edmund, Engl, republican general, b. 1620, d. 
 1693). 
 
 — Memoirs. 2 v. Vivay, 1798. 8° 3115.03 
 
 Luxpullah, (a Mohammedan gentleman). 
 
 — Autobiography. London, 1858. 12°. . .3114.24 
 Luthee (Martin, German religious reformer, b. 1483, d. 
 
 1546). 
 
 — Audin (J. M. V.) History of. From the French, 
 by W. B. Turnbull. 2 v. 1854. . . . 3115.08 
 
 Note. — A Roman catholic authority. 
 
 — Bower (A.) Life of Luther. 1824.. . .3111.27 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
172 
 
 BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL): Luther to Maonish. 
 
 Luthee (Martin), continued. 
 
 — Bunsen (C. G. J.) Life of. Ed. by O. W. Wight. 
 
 1S59 3115.05 
 
 — Eroude (J. A.) Short studies. 1st. series. 252D.07 
 
 — Hare (J. C.) Vindication of Luther. 2d ed. 3562.02 
 
 Note.— With special reference to Sir Wm. Hamilton's 
 criticisms in his article on ' Tests and the English univer- 
 sities,' in Ed. rev., Oct., 1834 ; repr. in his ' Discussions.' 
 
 — Labouchere (P. H.) Illustrations ot the life of Lu- 
 
 ther. Engraved after original paintings, with 
 letter-press descriptions by Merle d'Aubigne. 
 1862 1437.01 
 
 — Michelet (J.) Life of. [ire his Miscel. works.] 5053.06 
 
 — Morris (J. G. , ed ) Quaint sayings and doings con- 
 
 cerning. 1859 3115.06 
 
 — Scott (J.) Luther and the reformation. 2 v. 3431.01 
 
 — Sears iB.) Life of. 1850 3115.07 
 
 — Worsley (H. ) Life of. 2 v. 1856. . . . 3115. 10 
 
 — Blind (K.) The Luther monument at Worms. [Fortnightly 
 
 rev., T. 11, 1869.] 
 
 — Carlyle (T.) Heroes and hero worship 2515.12 
 
 — Oroly (a.) Historical sketches. 1842 2521.22 
 
 — Gostwick (J.) and Harrison (R.) German literature. . 2732.11 
 
 — Hewlett (H. G.) The heroes of Europe 3263.25 
 
 — Masson (D.) The three devils : Luther's, etc. 1874. 2536,30 
 
 — Myers fF.) Lectures. 1874 3257.20 
 
 — Rogers (H.) Reason and faith, etc 3587.19 
 
 — Russell (Wm.) Extraordinary men 3263.20 
 
 — Sketches of Melancthon ; with notices of [anon.] . 3122.26 
 
 — Stephen (Sir J.) Essays, etc., v. 1 3423.20 
 
 — Tulloeh (J.) Leaders of the reformation. 1859. . . 3432.16 
 
 See also Harper's mag., v. 22 (' Interview with Luther,' 
 by Bayard Taylor) ; 'M. L. and Leo X.,' by E. Lawreuce). 
 
 ,8®=- Also Prof. Krauth's elaborate article, replete with 
 references, in M'Clintock and Strong, v. 5 ; the Note on p. 
 173 of the Boston catalogue of hist., biogr., etc., 1873; and 
 the numerous references given in Poole's Index. Also 
 works on the Reformation, p. 99, especially those of Ranke 
 [3433.14], and Merle d'Aubigne [3432.14]. In fiction see 
 Mrs. Charles's ' Schdnberg-Cotta family,' and in poetry 
 Robert Montgomery's ' Luther ' [1673 02]. 
 Luynes (H. X. P. J. d'Albert, due de, b. 1802, d. 1867.) 
 
 — Oliphaut (T. L. K. ) Duke and the scholar and other 
 
 essays. 1875 3257.21 
 
 Lycuegus (Spartan law-giver, about 850 e.c. ) 
 
 — -Plutarch. Lycurgus.—L. and Numa compared. [In his Lives. 
 
 V. 1 of 3146.17 ; v. 1 of 3145.22 ; V. 1 of 3145.08.] 
 See also histories of Greece (class Countries). 
 Lyndhuhst (Lord), See Copley (John S.,lord Lyndhursi). 
 Lyon (Mary, Amer. teacher, b. 1797, d. 1819). 
 
 — Power of christian benevolence illustrated ; life and 
 
 labors, etc. Compiled by E. Hitchcock and others. 
 
 Phil., 1851. 12°. 3115.12 
 
 Lyon (Gen. Nathaniel, Amer. general, b. 1819, d. 1861). 
 
 — Sketch of life. [ With his Political writings. ] 3115. 11 
 Lysandek (Spartan general, d. 395 B.C.) 
 
 — Plutarch. Lysander— L. and Sylla compared. [In his Lives. 
 
 V. 3 of 3146.17 ; V. 3 of 3145.22 ; v. 2 of 3145.08.] 
 
 Lyttleton (George, lord, English statesman and auihor, 
 b. 1709, d. 1773). 
 
 — Johnson (8.) Lives of the poets, v. 2 3263.02 
 
 — Lawrence (E.) Lives of British historians, v. 1. . . 3262.03 
 McAbthur (Duncan, Amer. general, and qov. of Ohio. b. 
 
 1772, d. 1839). 
 
 — MacDonald (J.) Biographical sketch of 3243.12 
 
 Ma.ca.ulay (Thomas Babington, 1st baron: Enql. histo- 
 rian, b. 1800, d. 1859). 
 
 — Arnold (F.) The public life of. 1862. .3115 19 
 
 — Bagehot (W.) Estimates, p. 410-463. 1858. . . . 2517 24 
 
 — Bayjie (P.) Essays, v. 2, p. 52 85. 1858 ' 2513'o5 
 
 — GilnUan ((J.) Second gallery of lit. portraits, p. 110-33. 2526 12 
 -Third gallery of portraits, p. 233-67. 1855. . . . 2526 13 
 
 — Home (R.H.) New spirit of the age, p. 211-221. 1855. 2532 09 
 
 — Maddyn (D. O.) Chiefs of parties, v. 2 3262 07 
 
 — Maginn (W.) Miscellanies, p. 112-21. 1857 253601 
 
 — Maitineau (H.) Biographical sketches. 1869. . . ! 3263 28 
 
 — More i Hannah). Letters containing notices of [his] youth. 
 
 I860 3J25 13 
 
 — Stirling (J. H.) Critical es-ays, p 112-172. 1868. . '2543 28 
 
 — Tuckerman (H. T.) Characteristics of lit., v. 1, p. 171-93. 
 
 — Whipple (E. P.) Essays, v. 1, p! 9-31.' 1851. '. '. '. '. 254s'o6 
 
 See also Bentley's miscel., or Eclectic mag. v 26 1852 ■ 
 Blackwood, v. 8U, 1856, or Httell,v. 16, 1856; Brit, quar rev ' 
 I860, or Littell, 1860. v. 2; Eraser's mag. v. 56 1857- v 62' 
 1860, or Littell, 1860, v. 4 (Last word on M., by J. Sk'elton) '■ 
 Gentleman's mag , Oct., 1870, or Littell, 1870, v. 4 • Macmil- 
 lau, Feb.. 1860 (by F. D. Maurice) ; Meliora, v. 3 1860 ■ 
 North Brit, rev., v. 27, 1857; v. 33,1860 ; Quar rev 'v 124' 
 1868, or Littell, 1860, v. 1. ' ' 
 
 See also a very full article in Allibone, Encyclopasdia 
 Britannica, and the references in Poole's Index. 
 
 MgCheyne (Bobert Murray, Scotch clergyman, b. 1813 
 d. 1844). 
 
 — Bonar(A.) Life of. 1857. 3572.12 
 
 MoClellan (George B., Amer. general in civil war of 
 
 1861-5, b. 1825). J 
 
 — Hillard (G.S.) Life and campaigns of. 1864. 3115.15 
 
 See Blackwood's mag., v. 96, 1864; also Countries (United 
 States. History : civil war.) 
 McClkllan (Robert, western pioneer, d. 1814). 
 
 — McBride (J.) Pioneer biography, v. 2 8247.19 
 
 See also Irving's Astoria [1123.01], 
 M'Ckie (Thomas, Scotch presb. divine, b. 1772, d. 1835). 
 
 — Miller (H.) Witness papers 3575.10 
 
 M'Donald (Flora, Scottish Jacobite heroine, b. 1720 d 
 
 1790). 
 
 — Autobiography. Ed. by her granddaughter, [pseud 1 
 
 2ded. 8Y. 1870 3116.1S 
 
 — Thomson (K. B.) Memoirs of the Jacobites, v. 3. . 3172 14 
 
 See also Bentley's miscel., v.19, 1846; Chambers's miscel. 
 
 v. 3, and lives of Charles Edward Stuart, in this class. *' 
 
 MacDonald (George, Scottish novelist and poet, b. 1825). 
 
 See Brit. quar. rev., 1868, or Littell, 1868, v. 1 ; Contem' 
 
 rev., v. 19, 1872 (by Henry Holbeach) ; North Brit, rev y' 
 
 46, 1866 (as a novelist). 
 
 MacGilliveay (Wm., Engl ornithologist, b. 1796, d.1852). 
 
 — Smiles (S.) Brief biographies 1861 3263.18 
 
 Macgeegok (Sir George, Brit. gen. in India, b. 1810). 
 
 See articles by C R. Low, in United Service mag. May 
 and Aug., 1869. 
 Macgkegok (Bob Boy, Scotch freebooter, b. 1660, d. 1743). 
 
 — Macleay (K.) Memoirs of Bob Boy and the Clan 
 
 Macgregor. 1819 ... 31C3.17 
 
 — Chambers's miscellany, v. 7 2515.26 
 
 — Thomson (K. B.) Memoirs of the Jacobites, v. 2. . 3172^13 
 
 See also Blackwood's mag., Oct., Nov., and Dec, 1817 ■ 
 and in fiction Scott's Rob Roy [245.74], and Grant's Adven- 
 tures of Rob Roy [216.02]. 
 
 Machiavelli (Niccolo, Florentine statesman, historian, 
 and political writer, b. 1469, d. 1527). 
 
 — Greene (G. W.) Historical studies, p. 46-82. 1850. . 2526.06 
 [In Characteristics' of men of genius, v. 2, p.193-223. 2516.20 
 
 — Hewlett (H. G.) The heroes of Europe 3263.25 
 
 — Macaulay (T. B.) Essays, v. 1 2536.16 
 
 Repr. from Ed. rev., v. 5. Controverted in North Brit, 
 rev., v. 28, 1858. 
 
 — Shelley (M. W.) Lives, etc., v. 1 3211.26 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., V. 60, 1859 (M. and his Prince ex- 
 plained) ; Nat. quar. rev., v. 10, 1865 (M. and his times) ; 
 and inficuon George Eliot's Romola. 
 McKean (Thomas, governor of Fa., b. 1734, d. 1817). 
 
 — Armor (W. C.) Governors of Pa. 1872 3246 02 
 
 — Sanderson (T.) Signers of the Dechof independence, v.6. 7244.06 
 Mackenzie {Sir George, Scottish judge and moralist, called 
 
 'the bloody Mackenzie,' b. 1636, d. 1691). 
 See Contem. rev., 1871, or Littell, 1871, v. 4. 
 Mackenzie (Henry, Scot chman-of -letters, 6.1745, A1K31). 
 
 — Scott (W.) Li ves of the novelists. 1872 2752 31 
 
 Mackenzie ("Wm. Lyon, Canadian political reformer, b. 
 
 1795, d. 1861). 
 
 — Lindsay (C. ) Life and times of. 2 v. in 1. 3116.01 
 Mackintosh {Sir James. Scotch hisloiian and political 
 
 and philosophical writer, b. 1765, d. 1^32). 
 
 — Memoirs. Ed. by his son. 2 v. L, 1853. 8°. 3115.17 
 
 — Bulwer (Sir H. L. E.) Historical characters, v. 2. . 3267.09 
 
 — De Quincey (T.) Essays on phil. writers.v. 1, p. 63-101. 252118 
 
 — Edgar (J. G ) The boyhood of great men 3263.22 
 
 — Everett (A. H.) Essays, p. 2S3-338 2524.11 
 
 — Hazlitt (W.) Spirit of the age, p. 135-147. 1857. . . 2531.07 
 
 — Jerdan (W.) Men I have kuown 3222.05 
 
 — Macaulay (T. B.) Essays, v. 3 2636.18 
 
 — Bedding (C.) Personal reminiscences,efc.,v.2,p.271-291. 3222.03 
 
 See also the full article in AUibone ; and Poole's Index 
 for numerous references. 
 Maclean (Sir John, d. 1716). 
 
 — Thomson (K. B.) Memoirs of the Jacobites v. 2. . 3172.13 
 Maclean (Mrs. L. E. L. ) See Landon (Letitia E.) 
 Maoleod (Rev. Norman, Scotch author, b. 1812, d. 1872). 
 
 SeeContemp. rev., v. 6, 1867 ; v. 20, 1872, or Littell, 187£, 
 v. 3 (by A. Strahan). 
 Maoklin (Charles, Irish author and dramatist, b. about 
 1700, d. 1797). 
 
 — Kirkham (J. T.) Memoirs of the life of. 2 v, 3116.03 
 
 — Gait (J.) Lives of the players, v. 2, p. 1-20. 1831. . 3263.03 
 Macmahon (Marie Edme Patrice Maurice, due de Ma- 
 genta, pres. of the French republic, 6. 1808). 
 
 See Bentley's miscel., v. 49, 1861 ; Galaxy, Sept. and Oct., 
 1874 (2 art.by E. Reclus) ; Men of the third republio [3252.27]. 
 Maonish (Bobert, Scotch physiologist, psychologist, and 
 man-of-lelters, b. 1802, d. 1837) 
 
 — Moir (D. JI.) Life of, [ With his Tales, etc. v. 2.] . . 225.06 
 
 BBOOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : Macpherson to Margaret. 
 
 173 
 
 Maophebson (James, Scottish historian and poet, 6. 1738, 
 d. 1796). 
 
 Lawrence (B.) Lives of British historians, v. 2. . . 3262.04. 
 
 Lives of Scottish poets, v. 2, p. 148-108. 1822. . . .3212.08 
 
 Macbeady (Win. Chas., Engl, tragedian, 6.1793, d.1873). 
 
 — Reminisoences, and selections from his diaries and 
 
 letters. Ed. by Sir F. Pollock. N. Y. 12°. 3116.23 
 Reviewed in Ed. rev., April, 1875. 
 Hazlitt (W.) Criticism, etc., p. 317-24 2531.17 
 
 — Home (R. H.) New spirit of the age, p. 238-265. 1855. 2632.09 
 
 See also Temple Bar, 1873. 
 MoVickak {Rev. John, Amer. author, 6. 1787, d. 1868). 
 
 — MoVickar (W. A.) Life of. 1872 3115.13 
 
 Madison (James, Hhpres. of the U: S., 6. 1751, d. 1836). 
 
 — Adams (J. Q.) Lii'e of. 1851 3116.21 
 
 Same. [In his Lives of eel. statesmen.] .... 3244.13 
 
 — Rives (W.C.) Hist, of the life and times of. 3v. 3116.07 
 
 — Homes of Amer. statesmen (Paper by E.W.Joanston). 3245.12 
 
 See references in Poole's index, and entries under his 
 name in genenrl alphabet. 
 
 j&g- For Madisou's messages, with a biogr. sketch, and 
 succinct account of his administration, see Statesman's 
 manual, by "Williams and Lossing, v. 1, pts. 1-2 [5726.01]. 
 Madison (Mrs. Dolly Paine, wife of president). 
 
 — Holloway (L. O.) Ladies ot the White House. . . . 3245.14 
 MiEOENAS (Caius Cilnius, Roman statesman, and patron 
 
 of literature, 1st century B.C.) 
 
 — Schomberg (R.) Life of. 2d ed. 1776. .3116.02 
 
 See Roman history in the reign of Augustus Cesar. 
 Magdalene (of France, queen of James V. of Scotland, 
 b. 1520, d. 1537). 
 
 — Strickland (A.) Lives, etc., v.l 3256.06 
 
 Magendie (Francois, French physiologist, ,6.1783, &1855). 
 
 — Flourens (M. J. P.) Memoir of. [Sm. rep., 1866.] . . 3936.21 
 Maginn (Wbi., Irish essayist and poet, b. 1793, d. 1812). 
 
 — Mackenzie (R. S.) Memoir of. [In Maginn's Miscel., p. 1-100. 
 
 1857.] 2636.01 
 
 — Thomson [Mrs. K. B.) Literary characters, v. 1, p. 1-12. 3253.30 
 
 — Timbs (J.) Lives of the later wits, etc., v. 2, 1874. . . 3251.09 
 Magnus (Hc-inrich Gustav, German physicist, b. 1802). 
 
 — Life and labors of. [Sm. rep., 1870.] 8936.25 
 
 MAHOMEr. .See Mohammed. 
 
 Maintenon (Francoise d'Aubigne, marquise de, consort 
 of Louis XIV., 6. 1635, d. 1719). 
 
 — Genlis (Mine. de). Madame de Maintenon. 7045.09 
 
 — La Beartmelle (L. A. de). Memoirs for the history 
 
 of. From the French, by C. Lennox. 5 v. 31H".28 
 
 — Bakr(H. B.) French society, etc., v. 1, 1874. . . .3266.15 
 
 — Bruce (J.) Classic portraits, v. 2. 1853 3212.16 
 
 — Bush [Mrs. F.) Queens of France, v. 2 3253.17 
 
 — Hays (M.) Female biography, v. 5 3212.01 
 
 — Owen {Mrs. O. F.) Heroines of history 3261.21 
 
 — Sainte-Beuve (C. A.) Causeries du lundi, v. 4. . . . 7033.21 
 
 — Thomson (K. B.) Queens of society 3262.16 
 
 See also Nat Quar. rev., v. 5, 1862 ; Quar. rev., v. 96, 1855, 
 or Littell, v. 9, 1855 ; Temple bar, Aug., 1873 ; Blackwood's 
 mag., Feb., 1850 ; Fraser's mag., March, 1849. 
 
 See also Louis XIV., in this class. 
 
 Maistbe (Joseph de, French philos. writer, advocate of 
 political absolutism, and papal infallibility, b. 1754, 
 d. 1821). 
 
 — Maccall (W.) Foreign biographies, v. 1, p. 1-60. 1873. 3265 21 
 
 — Morley (J.) Critical miscellanies, p. 113-195. 1871. . 2637.03 
 
 Repr. from Fortnightly rev., v. 9-10, 1868. 
 
 — Saint-Beuve (C. A.) Causeries du lundi, v. 4. . . . 7033.21 
 
 See also N. A. rev., v. 73, 1854 (De Maistre and romanism); 
 Ed. rev., Oct., 1852 ; April, 1849 : Lond. qu. rev., 1857 ; 
 Meth. qu. rev., April, 1856 ; and the article in M'Clintock 
 and Strong, v. 5. 
 
 Malcolm [Sir John, British Indian officer, ,&.1769,&1833). 
 
 ■ — Kaye (J. W.) Lives of Indian officers, v. 1 
 
 See also Ed. rev., v. 105, 1857 : New monthly, v. 109, 1857. 
 
 Maldachini Pamfjxi (Olympia, favorite of Pope Inno- 
 cent X.,b. 1594,(1 16581. 
 
 -Leti(G.) Life of. By Gualdi [pseud ] 1667. 3134.27 
 
 — Trollope (T. A.) Decade of Italian women, v. 2. . . . 3262.29 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., n. s., v. 6, 1872. 
 Malherbe (Francois de, Fr. poet, b. about 1555, d. 1628). 
 
 See Bentley's miscel., v. 41, 1857. 
 Maltbean (Maria Felicita, nie Garcia, opera singer, 6. 
 1808, d. 1836). 
 
 — Merlin (M. J., comtesse de). Memoirs of. 2 v. 3116.09 
 
 — Clayton (E. C.) Queens of song 3266.10 
 
 Mallet or Mallooh (David, Scotch author, d. 1765]. 
 
 — Johnson (S.) Lives of English poets, v. 2 3263.02 
 
 Mallet-Du-Pan (3., Swiss political ioriter,6. 1749,(11800). 
 
 — Sayous (P. A.) Memoirs and correspondence of. 
 
 2v. 1852 3116.11 
 
 — Sainte-Beuve (O. A.) Causeries du lundi, v. 4. . . . 7033.21 
 
 See also Ed. rev., V. 96, or Eclectic mag., v. 26, 1852. 
 MAT.ivmsBUBi (Karl of). See Habbis. 
 
 Malonf, (Edmond, Engl. Shaksperian critic, b. 1741, d 
 1812). 
 
 — Prior (J.) Life of. 1860 3116.13 
 
 Malus (Etienne Louis, French physicist and poet, b. 
 
 1775, d. 1812). " F ' 
 
 — Arago (D. F. J.) Biographies, etc., v. 2 3263.11 
 
 Man with the iron mask. See Iron mask, p. 160. 
 Manin (Daniele, Italian statesman, b. 1804, d. 1857). 
 -- Martin (H.) D. M. and Venice in 1848-49. Introd. 
 
 by J. Butt. 2 v. 1862 532. 17 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 66, 1857. 
 Mann (Horace, ^4mer. educator, b. 1796, d. 1859). 
 
 — Mann (M: P.) Life of. 2d ed. 1865. . . 3116. '20 
 
 — Loring (J. S.) Hundred Boston orators 3246.14 
 
 Manners (John, marquis of Granbu, English general, b. 
 
 1721, d, 1870). 
 
 — James (G. P. R. ) Memoirs of great commanders. . . 3263.26 
 
 — Lodge (E.) Portraits, etc., v. 7 3226.07 
 
 Manners [Lord John James Robert, Engl, statesman 
 
 and poet, b. 1818). 
 
 — Reid (T. W.) Cabinet portraits, p. 126-138. 1872. .3252.26 
 Manners (Thomas, lord chancellor of Ireland'b. 1807). 
 
 — O'Flanagan J. R.) Lord chancellors of Ireland, v. 2, p. 335-375. 
 
 1870 3256.28 
 
 Manning (James, pres. of Brown university, b. 1738, d. 
 1791). 
 
 — Guild (R. A. ) Life, times, and correspondence of. 
 
 1861 3116.14 
 
 Manning (Henry Edward, Engl. Roman cath. prelate, 
 abp. of Westminster, b. 1809). 
 
 — McCarthy (J.) Modern leaders. 1872 3267.16 
 
 Manny (Sir Walter, Engl, warrior and monastic founder, 
 
 d. 1372). 
 
 — • Gleig (G. R.) Lives, etc., v. 1 3221.01 
 
 Mansel [Sir Robert, b. 15—, d. 16—). 
 
 — Southey (R.) Lives of British admirals, v. 5. . . . 3211.05 
 Mansfield [Lord). See Mubray (Wm., earl of Mansfield). 
 Manzoni (Alessandro, conie ; Ital. novelist and poet, 
 
 6.1784, d. 1873). 
 
 — Greene (G. W.) Historical studies, p. 171-208. 1950. 2526.06 
 
 — Phillimore (C. M.) In Macmillan', July, 1873. 
 
 — Tuckerman (H. T.) Characteristics, etc., v. 2. p. 13-38. 2544.10 
 Marat (Jean Paul, French jacobin, b. 1744, d. 1793). 
 
 — Baker (H. B.) French society, etc., v. 2 3266.16 
 
 — Bowen-Gravus (F.) In Fortnightly rev., Jan., 1874. 
 
 — Gilfillan (G.) 3d gallery of portraits. 1865 2526.13 
 
 — Merivale (H.) Historical studies. 1866 2536.30 
 
 See also Temple Bar, June, 1871. 
 
 Also Coedat (Charlotte) in this class, and histories of 
 the French revolution. 
 Mahcellos (Marcus Claudius, Roman general,d.208B.o.) 
 
 — Plutarch. Marcellus.—M. and Pelopidas compared. [In his 
 
 Lives, V. 2 of 3146 17 ; V. 2 of 3145.22 ; v. 2 of 3145.08.] 
 
 Mabciali, (called the man with the iron mask). 
 
 — Masson (M.) Celebrated children, p. 112-118. 1853. . 3263.21 
 
 See also Ibon Mask, p. 160. 
 Mabcy (Wm. Learned, Amer. statesman, 6.1786, d.1857). 
 
 — Jenkins (J.S.) Governors of New York, p. 546-606. 1851. 3247.03 
 
 — Proctor (L. B.) Bench and bar, p. 392-423. 1870.. .3256.24 
 Margaret d'AngoulSme, (queen of Navarre, b. 1492, d. 
 
 1549). 
 
 — Freer (M. W.) Life of. 2 v. 1856. . . . 3116.16 
 
 — Brantome (P. de;. Dames illustres. [CEuvres.v. 6, 1823.] 6021.18 
 
 — Sainte-Beuve (C. A.) In Bentley's miscel., v. 35, 1854. 
 
 See also For. quar, rev., v. 30. 
 Margaret de Valois, {qu. of Henry IV., of France). 
 
 — Memoires, 1564-82. [Petitot. 1 ser., v. 37.] . . . .5)21.37 
 
 — Branteme (P.de). Dames illustres. [CEuvres.v. 5, 1823.] 5021.18 
 
 — Bush [Mrs. F.) Queens of France, v. 2 3253.17 
 
 See lives of Henry IV. and in fiction Dumas' novel, 
 ' Margaret de Valois,' and AinBWorth's ' Crichton.' 
 Margaret of Anjou (queen of Henry VI., of England, 
 b. 1429, d. 1482). 
 
 — Abbott (J.) The history of 1861. . . .3116.15 
 
 — Prevost d'Exiles (A. F. ) History of. 2 v. 3117.21 
 
 — Herbert (H.W.) Persons and pictures, p. 129-165, 1854. 2532.01 
 
 — Jameson [Mrs. A.) Characteristics of women. . . .6821.23 
 
 — Owen [Mrs. O. F.) Heroines of history 3261.21 
 
 — Strickland (A.) Lives, etc 3255.06; 3255.13; 3225.10 
 
 Set also Lives of Henry VI. 
 
 Also in fiction, Bulwer's ■ Last of the Barons ;' Lady 
 Fullerton's 'A stormy life,' and Scott's 'Anne of Geier- 
 stein.' She is also a personage in Shakspere's ' Henry 
 VI.' and ■ Richard III.' 
 Margaret (of Austria, daughter of Maximilian I., queen 
 of France, duchess of Savoy, governor of the Nether- 
 lands, b. 1480, d. 1530). 
 
 Holt (E. S.) Royal ladies, v. 1, p. 323 348; v. 2, p. 1-129. 3253.26 
 
 Margaret [of France, queen of Edward I, d. 1317). 
 
 — Strickland (A.) Lives, etc 3255.06 ; 3255.13 ; 3225.09 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
174. 
 
 BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL): Margaret to Mary. 
 
 of 
 
 Ma boaeet Tudor (daughter of Henry VII., queen 
 James IV., of Scotland, b. 1489, d. 1541). 
 
 — Green (M. A. E.) 'Princesses of England, v. 4. . . .3255.04 
 
 — Strickland (A.) Lives of the queens of Scotland, v. 1. 3256 06 
 Maeguebite. See Maegaket. 
 
 Mabia Clementina of Poland. See Clementina of Poland. 
 Maeia Theresa {empress of Aiistri a, b. 1717, d'1780). 
 
 — ArmaiUe (M. C. A. de S., comtesse d'). Marie Therese 
 
 et Marie Antoinette. 1870 3117.15 
 
 — Jenkins (J. S.) Heroines of history, p. 183-218. 1852. 3262.15 
 
 — Russell (W.) Extraordinary women 3263.19 
 
 See also Eraser's inag., v. 71, 1865 (Letters of). 
 
 Note.— Eor narratives of the Seveji years' war, see his- 
 tories of Austria, of Germany, and of Prussia ; and lives 
 of Frederic II. {Icing of Prussia). 
 
 In fiction see Miss Miihlbach's ' Joseph II.' 
 Mabiamne (wife of Herod the great, d. B.o. 29.) 
 
 — Owen {Mrs. 6. E.) Heroines of history 3261.21 
 
 Maeie Amelie [queen of lovis Philippe, b. 1782, d. 1866). 
 
 — Bush {Mrs. E.) Queens of France, v. 2 3253.17 
 
 — Challice (Mrs.) Illustrious women of France. . . . 3266.09 
 
 See also Littell, Sept. 20, 1873, or Temple Bar, v. 38, 1873. 
 Marie Antoinette, wife of Louis XVI, b. 1755, d. 1793). 
 
 — Abbott (J. S. C. ) History of. 1857. . .3117.04 
 
 — Armaille (M. C. A. de S., comtesse d'). Marie The- 
 
 rese et Marie Antoinette. 1870. . . . 3117.15 
 
 — Campan (J. L. H., Mine.) Memoirs of the court of. 
 
 2 v. 1852 3H7.05 
 
 — Gonconrt (E. et J. de). Histoire de. 13e ed. 3117.14 
 
 — Lally Tollendal (T. G. de). Memoirs of. From the 
 
 French, by B. C. Dallas. 3 v. 1805. . .3117.01 
 
 — Lamballe (M. T. L. de S. Cprinces.se de). Secret 
 
 memoirs. 1826 3114.12 
 
 — Lenormant (A. 0., dame). Quatre femmes, etc , p. 
 
 3-163. 1866 3261.18 
 
 Same. {In her Esquisses historiques. \anon. ~\ 
 
 2eed.] 1866 ^61.18 
 
 — Viel-Castel (H. de). Marie Antoinette, et la revo- 
 
 lution francaise, reeherches historiques. 3117.16 
 
 — Baker (H. B.) French society, v. 2, 1874 3266 16 
 
 — Bnsh {Mrs. E.) Queens of France, v. 2 3253 17 
 
 — Haywaud (A.) Essays, new series, v. 2, 1873. . . " 2528 18 
 
 — Jenkins (J. S.) Heroines of history, p. 445-469. 1852. 3262 15 
 
 — Owen (Mrs. O. E.) Heroinos of history 326121 
 
 — Eeeve (H.) Boyal and republican France, v. 1. . \ \ 517'20 
 
 — Russell (W.) Extraordinary women [ 326x19 
 
 110, or Littell, 1859, v. 3; Temple Bar, 
 
 123, or Littell, 1860, v. 2 (Corresp. 
 Corresp. of) ; New 
 ~ . and references in 
 F ??l 6 B T , Iudex . aU( l °n P- 309 ol 'Table generale 1831-74 ' 
 oftheBevue des deux mondes. 
 
 See also lives of Louis XVI. and Lodis XVII.- and (in 
 Countries) France, (J(ev. of 1789.) for the works of histo- 
 rians of her time, Lamartine, Thiers, etc. ; and in fiction see 
 Miss Miihlbach's 'Marie Antoinette aud her son 
 
 For the Diamond Necklace affair see, in this class Bal- 
 samo (G.) ; and La Motte (Comtesse de). 
 
 Mabie de Medicis (queen of Henry IV. of France, 6.1573 
 a. 1642). 
 
 — Pai-doe (J.) Life of. 3 v. 1852. . 3118 is 
 
 Beviewed in Ed. rev. v 96 ' ' iJ - u,J ' 
 
 — Bush (Mrs. F.) Queens of France, v. 2. w ,„ 
 
 — Freer (M. W.) Henry IV. and, v. 2, p. 194 etc 1861 " 3076 27 
 
 — Menzies (S.) Boyal lavorites, V. 1. . .' S ?n 
 
 See also Eraser's mag., v. 80, 1869 (Poem on her' death)- 
 Bentley's mi.cel . v.44, 1868; 34, 1852, V Eclectic '.27 1852 
 
 Also (in Fehtot's col. des memoires [5121.-]) Gillot (J I 
 Belation touchant la regence. 1610 (1 ser. v 491 Pont 
 chartrain (P. P. de). Memoires, 1610-20 [S I ser. v 16-lff 
 
 6. ^lTTmsT fe 0/ Louis x V " quem of *™ oe ' 
 
 — Bush ( Mrs. E.) Queens of France, v. 2. <.,<;<. 17 
 4 E S » ouu L e {wi f e of Napoleon l, b. 1791, 'd W) 
 
 ~^ b i° t ,M J - S 1 ;?- ) ^^ ana q^ens p. 13-63. 32552s 
 
 — Bush (Mrs. F.) Queens of France, v. 2. 'S 
 
 See also Lives of Napoleon I. ' ' " V " M - 1 ' 
 
 Makini (Giovanni Battista, Ital. poet, b. 15G9 d 162=51 
 
 — Shelley (M. W.) Lives, etc.,' v. 2. . V . .° W ' * \^ 
 Maeion (Francis, Amer. rev. gen., b. 1732 d 'l79?1 
 
 — Simms ( W. G.) Life of. 10th ed. ' s^ 07 
 
 -pSar ( ch al T US ' R ° man aeneml and <**«*< ™ oenlury 13 
 
 — Plutarch. Lives, v. 3 of 3146.17; v. 3 of 3145 22- v 2 of surah 
 Maelboeough ( Duke of ). See Chuechill Ijohn) 
 
 (Marlborougn^kutenanls ? ' Dmt6d BCrV1C ° m ^- 18 ' 2 
 
 Maemobouoh^cAms of). See Chuechtll (Sarah) 
 
 Bmtwf M ° n f es < 8 -) PoUtical women v 2 (3266 071 - 
 BenUey s miscel., y. 26, 1846 (by W. 0. Taylor). l " 66 - 07] ; 
 
 See als 1 Ed. rev. 
 Oct., 1871 ; Ed. rev., 
 of) Brit. qu. rev., or Littell, 1865, v. 1 
 V. 132, 1864 (Corresp. of) ; Oct., 1858 : 
 
 Maelowe (Christopher, English dramatist, d. 1593) 
 
 Fortnightly rev., v. 13, 1870 (by Edw. Dowden) ; Eraser's 
 mag., v. 47, 1853; and under his name in genera] alphabet 
 Maemont (Auguste Frederic Louis Viess3 de. due de 
 Ragusa, marshal of France, b. 1774, d. 1852 1. 
 
 SeeEd. rev., v. 106," 1857 ; Littell, v. 18, 1857 (from Atue 
 naaurn); New monthly, v. 109, 1857. 
 Maemontel (Jean Francois, French author, b. 1723 d 
 1799). 
 
 — Memoirs, written by himself. 4 v. L. 12°. 3117.08 
 
 — Memoires. (In Barrie're (J. F.) Bibl. des mem., v. 5 ] 507.05 
 Maequette (Jacques, French Jesuit missionary, explorer 
 
 of the Mississippi, b. 1037, d. 1675). 
 
 — Sparks (J.) Life of. [In his Amer. biogr., v. 10.1 3241 in 
 See also Catholic world, Feb., 1872. 
 
 Maeeyat (Frederick, Engl, novelist, b. 1792, d. 184S). 
 
 — Church (A/re. Ross). Life and letters of . 2 v. 3117.18 
 Maesh (Rev. John, Amer. temperance reformer, b. 1788 
 
 d. 1868). 
 
 — Temperance recollections. An autobiograrjhv New 
 York, 1866. 12°. . 3117.12 
 
 Marshall (Humphrey, Amer. botanist, b. 1722, d. 1801) 
 
 — Darlington (W.) Memorials of. 1849. . . 3010 25 
 Maeshall (John, chief justice of the U.S., &.17.">5,&183Si 
 
 — Biuney (H. ) Eulogy on. [Waldie libr.,v. 6.] 5078 20 
 
 — Flanders (H.) Lives of the chief justices, v. 2. . . 3246 26 
 
 — Homes of Amer. statesmen ' 324512 
 
 — Story (J ) (In Ids Miscel. writings, p. 639-698. 1852.1 2547'o7 
 
 — Vau Santvoord (G.) Lives of the chief justices. . . 3246M 
 
 — Wynne (J.) Lives of eminent Americans. 1850 . 3242 01 
 Maeshall (Thomas F, of Kentucky, lawyer and politi- 
 cian, b. 1801, d. 1864). y 
 
 — Shipman (P. B.) Beminiscences of. [Galaxy, March 1874 1 
 Maeshman (Joshua, English orientalist and missionary 
 
 b. 1767, d. 1837). "' 
 
 — Marshman (J. C.) Life and times of. 2 v. 3033.11 
 Mabtel (Charles, duke of the Franks, b. 694 d 741) 
 
 — Hewlett (H. G.) Heroes of Europe. . ' 326 g 25 
 Maetin (Henry, b. 1602, d. 1680). 
 
 — Forster (J.) Eminent British statesmen, v. 4. . . 3211 10 
 
 — — Same. [In his Statesmen of the Commonwealth.] 3257 07 
 Maetindale (Adam, of Lancashire, England). 
 -Life: [1623-1684]. Ed. by E. Parkinson. London 
 
 1845. 4°. [Chatham sou., v. 4.] . . . 5094.04 
 Maettneau (Harriet, English authoress, b. 1802) 
 
 — Famous girls, etc., p. 87-98 8261 17 
 
 — Horne (B. H.) New spirit of the age, p. 227-38. ' 1855! 2532.09 
 
 — Smiles (S.) Brief biographies. 1861. . . . 3263 16 
 Maetius (C.F.P. von, German naturalist, b. 1794,dl868,. 
 •- Bau (C.) Memoir of. [Sm. report, 1869.] 3936.24 
 Maetyn (Henry, English missionary and oriental scholar, 
 
 b. 1781, d. 1812). 
 
 — Journal and letters. New York. 1851. 12°. 
 
 — Kay (J. W.) Lives of Indian offlcers.'v. 1. .' . .' 3224 20 
 Mabvel (Andrew, English political writer, poet, and satir- 
 ist, b. 1620, d. 1678). 
 
 — Coleridge (H.) Northern worthies, v. 1. 1852. . . . 3263 07 
 
 — Bogers ( H.) Season and faith, etc. . . 3587 'l9 
 
 — Whittier (J.) Old portraits, etc " 507710 
 
 See also Eclectic mag., v. 25, 1852 
 
 Maey. See also Maeie. 
 
 Maey ( Virgin, mother of Jesus). 
 
 — Charles (Mrs. E. ) Mary, the handmaid of the Lord. 
 ia7ion.] N. Y.,1865. 18° 3534.10 
 
 — Jameson (Mrs. A.) Legends of the Madonna. 1442.25 
 Beviewed m Ed. rev., v. 97. 
 See also Mary ( Virgin), p. 91 of catalogue. 
 
 1V1AEY (duchess of Burgundy, b. 1457, d. 1482,. 
 
 — Costello (L. S.) Memoirs of. 1853. . . 3122.10 
 Tt/r , S J e ' '? flotion - G - P- B- James's Mary of Burgundy. 
 Maey (daughter of Henry VII. of Englaud,b.Ud , ,d.l534). 
 
 Green (MA. E.) Princesses of England, v. 6. . . .3255.05 
 
 *„i " t i « V ,V , T ' 123 ' 1866 ' "'' Litte11 . im ' T - 2 (M. and the 
 duke of Suffolk). v 
 
 MABT d (C 16 e -0 daUghter °f 0harles L of England, b. 1631, 
 
 ~ TL ee „ n , l T M ir^- E J Prin cesses of Eugland, v. 6. . . . 3255.01 
 
 — Jesse J. H.) Court of the Stuarts, v. 2 .... 477.05 
 
 — Strickland (A.) Lives, etc. ... .... 3265.30 
 
 maey 1, luDOK (queen of England, b. 1516, d. 1558). 
 
 onioiucle of queen Jane and o'l two years of queen Mary, and 
 the rebellion of Sir T. Wyat, by a resident in the Tower of 
 
 — TvJ£, ?B U Tii f d ^ by J ' Q - Ni <*°ls- L . Camden soc. 4°. 5113.02 ' 
 j-ytioi (e.i) Eugland under the reigns of Edward VI. aud. 
 
 ^ v. I83y ... 3054 21 
 
 — Strickland (A.) Lives, v. 4, S255!o7'; v. 2, 3255.14 ; v. 3, 3225.11 
 See also New monthly mag., 1861, or Littell, 1861, v. 2 ; 
 
 iiUDiiu rev., Oct., 1875 ; Fraser's mag., Oot., 1875 (A severe 
 tSL 1 V- ! Green ' 8 hostile estimate of Mary's oharaoter, in 
 his History of England) j N. A, rev., v. 77, 1853 ; Westm. 
 
 BEOOKLYN MERCANTILE LI 
 
 BR AB Y. 
 
BIOGBAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : Mary <o Matthioli. 
 
 175 
 
 rev., v. 59, 1853, or Eclectic mag., v. 28, 1853; Catholic 
 woild, Oct., 1871 ; New monthly, Feb., 1801. 
 
 See also general histories of England, and for original 
 documentary records see the Calendar of State papers, do 
 mestic series, 1547-1580 [5131.—], and also the Venetian 
 calendar series, particularly v. 5 [5137.]. Tennyson's drama 
 ' Queen Mary ' embodies the popular harsh conception of 
 her character. Aubrey De Vere's drama deals more gently 
 with hei- career as queen and woman. Victor Hugo also 
 has a play ' Mary Tudor.' In fiction, see Mrs. Bray's ' The 
 Protestant,' McKeever's ' Twice Crowned,' and Ainsworth'e 
 'Cardinal Pole.' 
 
 Mary II. (queen of England, b. 1662, d. 1695). 
 
 — Burnet (G.) Character of. [In his Lives, etc., 1833.] . 3025.28 
 
 — Strickland (A.) Lives, etc 3255.10 ; 3255.17 ; 3225.15 
 
 See also lives of William III., and general histories of 
 England ; particularly Macaulay's. 
 Maey of Lorraine, (queen of James V., b. 1515, J. 1561). 
 
 — Strickland (A.)- Lives of the queens of Scotland, v. 1-2. 3256.06 
 Maet Beatrice of Modena, (queen of James J 1., b. 1658 
 
 a. 1718). 
 
 — Strickland (A ) Lives, etc. . . 3255.09 ; 3255.16 ; 3225.14 
 
 Makx Stuaet (queen of Scuts, b. 1512, d. 1587). 
 
 — Lettres, instructions et m^raoires ; publies et accom- 
 
 pagnes dun resume chronologique par A. Labauoff. 
 
 7 v. Loudres, 1814. 8° 3121.06 
 
 Same. Supplement. Publies par A. Teulet. Paris 
 
 1859. 8 C . 3121.13 
 
 — Letters ; with introd. and notes by A. Strickland. 
 
 New ed. 2 v. London, 1811. 8°. . . . 3121.16 
 
 — Letters. Selected from Labauoff. Tr. with notes , 
 
 etc., by W. Turnbull. London, 1815. 8°. 3118.16 
 
 — Abbott (J.) History of. 1868 3122.03 
 
 — Banatyne (R. ) Journal of the transactions in Scot- 
 
 land. 1570-1573 485 09 
 
 — Bell(HG) Life of. 2 v. 1852. . .3122.07 
 
 — Benger (Miss E. O. ) Memoirs of. 2 v. 1851. 3122.05 
 
 — Caird (A. M. N.) Mary Stuart ; her guilt or inno- 
 
 cence. 1866 3122.04 
 
 — Chalmers (G.) Life of. 2d ed. 3 v. 1822. . 3121.03 
 ^- Collections relative to the funeral of. Edinburgh 
 
 [18-]. 12° 3121 26 
 
 — Calendar of state papers relating to Scotland and 
 
 the state papers relating to Mary during her de- 
 tention in England, 1568-1587. Ed. by M. J. 
 Thorpe. [Rolls calendars.] 5132. — 
 
 — Crosby (A. J.) and Biuce (J. Accounts and papers 
 
 relating to. [Camden soc. , No. 93. ] . .5113.47 
 
 — Hosack (J.) M. and her accusers. 1542-1570. 3121.18 
 
 — Jebb(S.) History of. [anon.] 1725. . . 3121.27 
 
 — Labanoff (A. ) Notice sur la collec tion des por- 
 
 traits, pre'cedee d'un resume chronologique de 
 l'hist. de Marie Stuart 1856 3121.14 
 
 — Laing (II. ) Lisseitation on [her] participation in 
 
 the murder of Daruley. [With the Casket letters. 
 In his History of Scotland, v. 1-2.] . . 485.01 
 
 — Lamartine (A. de). Life of. I860. . . . 3122.09 
 
 — Mary Stnart and the Casket letters. "With introd. 
 
 note by H G. Bell. 1870 3121.22 
 
 — Melin3 (J. F. ) Mary queen of Scots and her latest 
 
 English historian. 1872 3121.25 
 
 — Melvil (J.) Memoirs, etc. 3d ed. 1751. . 3121.28 
 
 — Mignet (P. A. M. ) History of. 2 v. 1851.3122.01 
 
 — Moile (N. T. ) Trial for high treason versified. {In 
 
 his State Trials.] 1665.24 
 
 — Plumptre (J. ) Observations on Hamlet : an attempt 
 
 to prove that Shakespeare designed it as an indi- 
 rect oensure on Mary queen of Scots. 1796. 1754.25 
 
 — Privy-purse expenses. 1536-44. With memoir, by 
 
 P. Madden. London, 1831. 8-'. . . 3117.23 
 
 — Kaumer (P., von). Qreen Elizabeth, and Mary, 
 
 queen of Scots. Is36 3118.17 
 
 — Boyal exile ; or poetical epistles of Mary queen of 
 
 Scots, during her captivity in England. By a 
 young lady. Also by her father, the life of queen 
 Mary, etc., etc. {anon.] 2 v. L., 1822. 8°. 3118.14 
 
 — Strickland (A ) Lives of the queens of Scotland. 
 
 v. 3-8 3256.08 
 
 — Tytler (W.) Inquiry into the evidence against. 4th 
 
 ed. 2v. 1790 3121.23 
 
 — Whitaker(J.) Mary queen of Scots vindicated. 2d 
 
 ed. 3 v. 1790 3121.19 
 
 — Balmanno (Mrs. M.) Pen and pencil, p. 3-62. 1858. 2517.03 
 
 — Brantome (P. de). Hommes illustres. [CEuvres, v. 5.] 6021.18 
 
 — Bruce i J.) Classic portraits, v. 2, p. 184-203. .3212.16 
 
 — Herbert (H.W.) Persona and pictures, p. 22:1-241 18.51 1YV> 0] 
 
 — Joukins (J. S.) Heroines of history, p. 325-390. 1B52. 320215 
 
 — Hays (M. Female biography, v. 5. . i >v> ir, 
 
 — Lodge (E.) Portraits, etc. v 'a. . . 
 
 — Owens (Mrs. O. ¥.) Heroines of history. 
 
 — Bussell (\V.) Extraordinary women. . 
 
 — Sainte-Beuve (c. A.) English portraits. 
 
 ■ Stanhope {Earl) Hist, essay 
 
 s, p. 60-125. 1849. 
 
 3225.02 
 
 3261.21 
 
 . 3203.19 
 
 3262.30 
 
 534.2C 
 
 Ka- A .\ote on p. 180 of the Boston catalogue of hist 
 biogr., and travel, 1873, presents a summary of the pro- 
 gress ol the controversy between Mary's assailants and 
 her detenders. Among writers hostile to her [following 
 pretty ueirly tiro order of time,) the principal are Bu 
 chanan (in his Hist, of Scotland, 496.2)); Knox (i,i his 
 Hist, of the Reformation) ; Hume (Hist, of England) • 
 Robertson (Hist, of Scotland) ; Laing (Hist, of Scot and ; 
 Brougham ; Mignet; andEroude (Hist.of England) Anion" 
 her de/en,t> rs are Whitaker; Wm. Tytler . Chalmers • Bern 
 ger; Labauoff; Miss Strickland ; Caird ; Hosaelc , and 
 Melme, whose book is a sharp criticism of I'roudc. Bur- 
 ton's Hist, of Scotland is on the whole unfavorable. Miss 
 Strickland's is the fullest popular narrative. The works of 
 Bell and Benger are less lengthy, with a leaning in her 
 favor. Those of Abbott and Lamartine are still more brief 
 and popular. 
 
 In fiction see White-Melville's ' Queen's Maries ' (235 98] 
 covering the period between her return from France and 
 her marriage with Darnley ; Scott's Abbot, depicting her 
 during her imprisonment at Loch Leven Castle in 1567 : 
 Grant's Bothwell, and James's Darnley. For dramas and 
 poems, see Aytoun's spirited poem ' Bothwell,' with his- 
 torical notes; and Swinburne's 'Chastelard,' and 'Both wen.' 
 
 See also Bentley's miscel., v. 18, 1845 (M. and lord 
 Brougham) ; v. 30, 1811 ; v. 44, 1858 ; Blackwood's mag. v. 
 72, 1852 ; v. 80, 1859 (French on queen Mary) ; Dubliu rev., 
 Oct., 1874 (The Babington conspiracy ; Eraser's ma ■<. v 47 
 1853 ; Nat. quar. rev., v. 19, 1869 (M. and her tracfu'cers) •' 
 Harper's monthly, v. 46 (by L. Abbott). 
 
 See also in this class, Bothwell, Chastelaud, Kibkaldy 
 and Elizabeth. 
 Masaniello, or Antello (Tommaso, Neapolitan revolu- 
 tionist, b. 1622, d. 1647). 
 
 — Giraffi (A.) Rise and fall of. Tr. by P. Midon 
 
 1729 \ . ai22.11 
 
 Same. Tr. by J. Howell. [Waldie library, v. 2.] 5078.16 
 
 Same. [In Lawson's Conspiracies, v. 2. J . . . . 441.02 
 
 — Kt. John (H. E.) Masaniello of- Naples. 1865. 3122.23 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 49, 1854 ; Bentley's miscel., Apr., 1848. 
 
 Mason (Francis, Amer. missionary, b. 1799). 
 
 — Story of a workingman's life. N.Y., 1870. 12°. 3121.01 
 Mason (John, of Conn., capt. in P equal war, b. 1600, d. 
 
 1672). 
 
 — Ellis (G. E.) Life of. [Sparks' Am. biog., v. 13.] . .3241.18 
 Mason (Rev. "Wm., English poet, b. 1725, d. 1797). 
 
 — Coleridge (H.) Northern worthies, v. 2. 1852. . . 3263.08 
 Massett (Stephen C, comic singer, 1837-59). 
 
 — " Drifting about," or " Jeems Pipes of Pipesville.'' 
 
 N. Y., 1843. 12°. . . , . . . 3122.20 
 
 Massey i Gerald, English poet, b. 1828). 
 
 — - Smiles (S.) Brief biographies. 1861 3263.16 
 
 Massie (Nathaniel, Amer. geueral,b. 1763, d. 1813.) 
 
 — McDonald (J.) Biographical sketch of. . . . . 3243.12 
 Maskingek (Philip, Engl. dramatic auihor,b.l5Si, d.1640). 
 
 — Dunham (S. A.) Lives', etc., v. 2 3211.15 
 
 Mathek (Cotton, New England diviue,b. 1663, d. 1728). 
 
 — Peabody (W.B. O.) Life of. [Sparks' Am. biogr , v. 6 ] 3241.06 
 
 See also article in Allibone. and references in Poole's In- 
 dex ; N. A. rev., v. 108, 1869 (C. M. and Salem witchcraft, 
 by W.F. Poole); Bentley's miscel., v. 8, 1840; Meliora, v. 7. 
 Mathew (Theobald, Irish priest and temperance advocate, 
 b. 1790, d. 1856). 
 
 — Maguire (J. F. ) Father Mathew : a biography. 
 
 1811 3122.12 
 
 Matthews (Charles, Engl, comedian, b. 1776, d. 1836). 
 
 — Matthsws (Mrs. C.) Memoir of. 4 v. 1838. 3122.13 
 
 — Timbs (J.) Charles Matthews. [In his Lives of the later 
 
 wits, etc., v. 1. 1874.] 3251.08 
 
 See also Gentleman's mag., Oct., 1872. 
 Matilda of Boulogne, (queen of Stephen, d. 1151). 
 
 — Strickland (A.) Lives, etc., v. 1. . 3265.06; 3255.13; 3225.09 
 Matilda of Randers , (queen of Wm. the conqueror,d. 1083 '. 
 
 — Smith (J. F.) Romantic incidents, etc 3255.26 
 
 — Strickland (A.) Lives, etc. v. 1. . 3255.06 ; 3255.13 ; 3225.10 
 Matilda of Scotland, (queen of Henry 1. , d. 1118). 
 
 — Smitn (J. F. ) Romantic incidents, etc. . 3255.26 
 
 — Strickland (A.) Lives of the queens of England, v. 1, 3255.06 ; 
 
 3255.13; 3225.09. 
 
 Matthias or Matthews (Robert, Amer. religious impostor, 
 b. about 1790). 
 
 — Stone ( W. L. ) Matthias and his impostures. 3122.17 
 
 — Vale (G. ) Fanaticism: its source and influence. 
 
 1835 3122.30 
 
 Matthtoli (Hercules Anthony, b. 1640, d. 1703). 
 
 — EUis (G. A. ) True history of the iron mask. 3054.18 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOB'9 NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
176 
 
 BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : Maturin to Milburn. 
 
 Maturin (Rev. Charles Robert, Irish novelist and poet, 
 b. 1782, d. 1824. 
 
 — Conversations and recollections of M. [New monthly mag., 
 
 1827, pts. 1 2.] 
 Maundrell or Maundrel (Henry, English divine and 
 traveller, b. about 1640, d. about 1710). 
 
 — St. John (J. A.) Lives, etc., v. 1 3221.04 
 
 Maupln or La Maupin (Mine., French actress, b. 1673, 
 
 d. 1707). 
 
 — Clayton (E. C.) Queens of song 3266.10 
 
 Maurice (elector of Saxony, b. 1521, d. 1553). 
 
 — James (G. P. B.) Eminent foreign statesmen, v. 1. . 3211.19 
 Maurice {comte de Saxe). See Saxe. 
 
 Maurice (Frederick Dennison, Engl, religious and phi- 
 losophical writer, b. 1805, d. 1872). 
 
 — Brooke (S. A.) Rev. F. D. Maurice: » sermon. 
 
 1872 3574.31 
 
 See also Brit. quar. rev., Jan., 1873 ; Eraser's mag., v. 49, 
 1854 ; v. 75, 1867 (Teachings of) ; Macmillan, May, 1872 (by 
 C. Kingsley) ; Scribner's monthly, Sept., 1872). 
 Maximilian I. (of Austria, emperor of Germany, b. 1459, 
 d. 1519). 
 
 — Coxe (J.) History of the house of Austria, v. 1. . . 544.02 
 Maximilian IX (of Austria, emperor of Germany, b. 1527, 
 
 d. 1570). 
 
 — Ranke (L.) Maximilian IX [Trav. libr., v. 15. 
 
 185K.] 5075.20 
 
 — BrantSme (P.) Hommes illus. [CEuvres, V. 1.] . . 6021.14 
 
 — Coxe's History of the house of Austria, v. 2. ... 644.03 
 Maximilian L (emperor of Mexico, b. 1832, d. 1867). 
 
 — Recollections of mj life. [Travels.] 1868. 933.01 
 
 — Alvenslebeu (M. von). With Maximilian in Mexico. 
 
 1867 1152.13 
 
 — Hall(F.) Life of. 1868 3122.19 
 
 — Keratry (E. de). Rise and fall of, 1861-67. 3122.22 
 
 — Salni-Salm (F. ) Diary in Mexico in 1867, including 
 
 the last days of Maximilian. 2 v. 1868. 566.15 
 See also Blackwood's mag., v. 102, 1867 (by C. Lever). 
 Maxwell (Wm., eaii of Nithisdale, d. 1776). 
 
 — Thomson (K. B.) Memoirs of the Jacobites, v. 2. . 3172.13 
 Mat (Samuel Joseph, Amer. anti-slavery reformer and 
 
 unitarian preacher, b. 1797, d. 1871). 
 
 — Mumford (T. J. ) Memoir of. 1873. . .3117.27 
 
 — Walkpr (J.) Sermon in Brooklyn, Conn., at the in- 
 
 stallation of. 1823 3581.26 
 
 Mathew (Jonathan, D.D. ,Amer. divine, b. 1720, d. 1766). 
 
 — Bradford (A.) Memoir of. 1838. . . .3122.18 
 Mayo (Richard Southwell Bourke,eflri of, British states- 
 man, viceroy of India, b. 1822, d. 1872). 
 
 See Blackwood's mag., v. 112, 1872 ; Fraser's mag., n. s., 
 v. 5, 1872 (Assassination of). 
 Mazarin or Mazakini (Jules or Giulio, cardinal, French 
 statesman, b. 1602, d. 1661). 
 
 — Capefigae (B. H. R.) Richelieu, Mazarin, et la 
 
 Fronde. 2 v. 1811 700,104 
 
 — Cousin (V.) Secret history of the French court un- 
 
 der M 513.01 
 
 — Renee (A. ) Les nieces de Mazarin : moeurs et ca- 
 
 racteres au xvii. siecle. 5e ed. 1858. . .3122.24 
 Note. — See Bentley's iniscel., v. 44 (M. and his nieces). 
 
 — James (G. P. R.) Lives of foreign statesmen, v. 2. . 3211 20 
 
 — Maceuen (M.) Celebrities, ete. 1874 3212 11 
 
 — Menzies (S.) Political women, v. 1. 1873 3266^07 
 
 See also lives of Louis XIV. aud of Anne of Austria ■ Ed 
 rev., v. 123, 1866, or Littell, 1806, v. 2 (Youth of M ) • Fra- 
 ser's mag., Nov., 1831, and April, 1832 ; v. 78, 1868 (M. and 
 his nieces). 
 
 ilAzzmi (Giuseppe, Italian republican, b. 1808, d. 1872). 
 
 — ■ Autobiogr. notes. [In his Life and writiugB, v. 1 and 3.1 5053 08 
 
 — Life, writings, etc. N. Y , 1872. 12° 8122 31 
 
 — Purnell (T.) Literature and its professors, p. 253-272. 2538.25 
 
 See also Brit. qu. rev., July. 1873 ; v. 16, 1870 (What M 
 has done for Italy) ; v. 18, 1871 (M. as a religious teacher' 
 by Mme. Venturi) ; Fraser's mag., n. s., v. 5, 1872 (by I S 
 Barker) ; Macmillan, May, 1867 ; April, 1872 (by David 
 Masson). v 
 
 Medici (Cattorina de'). See Catherine de Medicis, in 
 this class. Also Bentley's miscel. , v. 44, 185s.' 
 
 Medici (Cosmo de', chief of the Florentine republic, phi- 
 losopher and statesman, b. 1389, d. 1104). 
 
 — Roscoa (Wm.) Life of. 3044 19 
 
 — Hewlett (H. G.) The heroes of Europe. . . . .' 3263 25 
 
 See also Medioi family, below. 
 Medici (Lorenzo de'. prince of Florence, scholar and pa- 
 tron of art and literature, b. 1418, d. 1492) 
 
 — Roscoe(Wm.) Life of. 3114 07 
 
 — James (G p. R.) Lives of foreign statesmen, v. 1. . 3211 19 
 
 — Shelley (M. W.) Lives, etc., v. 1. . . . lailH 
 
 See also Medioi family, below. ' 
 
 Medioi (Maria de'). See Marie de Mediois. 
 Medioi family. 
 
 — Pignotti (L. ) History of Tuscany, including me- 
 
 moirs of the family of the Medici. 4 v. . 534.05 
 See Nat. qu. rev., v. 8, 1864. 
 
 See also histories of Florence by T. A. Troliope [634.011 • 
 
 H. E. Napier [533.09] ; and Machiavelli [533.11]. ' 
 
 Medina (Anna Carafa, duchess de). See Carafa (Anna). 
 
 Melanchihon (Philip, German reformer and scholar, b 
 
 1497, d. 1560). 
 
 — Cox (F. A) .Sketches of life of. [anon.'] 1830. 3122.26 
 
 See also histories of the Reformation, p. 99. 
 Melek-Hanum (Mme., wife of Kibrizti-Mehemet-Pasha). 
 
 — Thirty years in the harem ; or the autobiography 
 
 New York, 1872. 12° 3123.31 
 
 Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (Felix, German musical com- 
 poser, b. 1809, d. 1847). 
 
 — Devrient (E. ) My recollections of. 1869. . 3123.16 
 
 — Hiller (F.) Letters and recollections. 2d ed. 3123.35 
 
 Repr. from Macmillan's mag., v. 29-30, 1874, or Littell 
 1874, v. 1. 
 
 — Lampadius (W. A.) Life of. 1845. . . .3123.02 
 
 — Mendelssohn-Bartholdy (K.) Goethe and Mendels- 
 
 sohn. 1821-1831 3123.20 
 
 — Polko (E. ) Reminiscences of. 1869.. .3123.15 
 
 — Barnard (C.) Mozart and Mendelssohn 1561.24 
 
 — CrowL-st (F.j Great tone-poets. 1874 1661.34 
 
 — Fetis (F. J.) Biogr. univ. des musiciens, v. 6, 1870. . 1566.06 
 
 — Haweis (H. R.) Music and morals 1562.24 
 
 — Moscheles (I.) Recent music aud musicians. . . . 1563,28 
 
 — Tytlcr (S.) Musical composers. 1875 1561.35 
 
 Contem. rev., v. 14, 1870 (M.'s Elijah, by H. R. Haweis) ; 
 Ed. rev., v. 115, 1862, or Littell, 1862, v. 1 : Fraser's mag., 
 v. 68, 1863 ; V. 70, 1864 ; v. 79, 1869 ; Nat. rev., v. 15, 1862 ; 
 v. 18. 1864 ; Bentley's miscel., Dec, 1847 (by T. Ross) ; Tem- 
 ple bar, Feb., 1872 (Recoil, of M., by Dr. Dorn). 
 hi fiction see Miss Sheppard's ' Charles Auchester.' 
 Mendelssohn (Moses, Jewish philos., b. 1729, d 1786). 
 
 — Samuels (M.) Memoirs of. 1825. . . .3123.24 
 Mendoza (Diego Hurtado de, Spanish diplomatist and 
 
 historian, 6. 1503, d. 1575). 
 
 — Shelley (M. W.) Lives, etc., v. 3 32U.28 
 
 Menschikoit (Alexander, piince, Russian statesman, b. 
 
 1670, d. 1729). 
 
 — Pietzker (M. A ) From peasant to prince : life, etc. 
 
 1870 3122.27 
 
 Meegey (Jean de, French chronicler). 
 
 — Memoires, 1554-89. [Petitc-t. 1 ser., v. 34.] .... 6121.34 
 Merlin or Merdhin (Ambrosius, British prophet and 
 
 magician, 5lh century). 
 
 — Haywood (T.) Life of. 1812 3123.03 
 
 Messala Corvinus (Marcus Valerius, Roman orator and 
 
 consul, b. 59 b.c). 
 
 — Berwick (E.) Lives, etc. 1813 3021.17 
 
 Metcale (Charles 1.,'tord; gov. of Canada, and Jamaica, 
 
 and gov. general of India, b. 1785, d. 1846). 
 
 — KayefJ.W.) Lives of Indian officers, v. 1 3224.20 
 
 See Blackwood's mag., v. 77, 1855 : Fraser's mag., v. 50, 
 1854 ; North Brit, rev., v. 22, 1854-6 ; v. 27, 1857 (His Indian 
 predictions); Bentley's miscel., v. 36, 1854. 
 
 Metastasio (Pietro Bonaventura, Italian poet, b. 1698, 
 d. 1782). 
 
 — Burney (C. ) Memoirs of. 3 v. 1796. . . 3123.04 
 
 — Shelley (M. W.) Lives, ete., v. 2 3211.27 
 
 Metternich (Clemens Wenzel Nepomuk Lothar, prince 
 
 von, Austrian statesman, b. 1773, d. 1859). 
 
 — Everett (E.) Mount Vernon papers, p. 318-327. 1860. 2524.18 
 
 See also Brit. quar. rev., 1860, or Littell, 1860, v. 2 ; Catb. 
 world, Nov., 1871 ; Fraser's mag , v. 61, I860 (Conversa- 
 tions of M : Bentley's miscel., May, 1848 (Portr.) 
 Meyerbeer (Giacomo, German musical composer, b. 
 1794, d. 1863). 
 
 — Blaze de Bury (H.) Meyerbeer et son temps. 3122.25 
 
 — Pianche (G.) Etudes 1431.22 
 
 See also Atlantic, v. 14, 1864 (by Francis Williams) ; Fort- 
 nightly rev , v. 2, 1865 (' L'Africaine," by J. Hullah). 
 Mezzofanti (Giuseppe Gasparo, Italian cardinal and 
 linguist, b. 1774, d. 1849). 
 
 — Russell (G. W.) Life of. 1858 3123.07 
 
 — Watts (T.) Extraordinary powers of M. as a linguist; on Man- 
 
 avifs life of M.; On Dr. Russell's Life of M. [Philol. boo. 
 
 Proceedings for 1850-52 ; 1854 ; 1859.] 
 See also Ed. rev., v. 101, or Littell, v. 8, 1855. 
 Michael Angelo. See Buonarotii (Michael Angelo). 
 Miohelet (Athanaise, wife of Jules). 
 
 — The story of my childhood. B., 1867. 12°. 3123.08 
 Mifflin (Thomas), Amer. statesman, b. 1744, d. 1800). 
 
 — Armor (W. 0.) Governors of Pa., 1872 8246.03 
 
 Milburn (Wm. Henry, Amer preacher, b. 1823). 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : Miiburn to Mitchell. 
 
 177 
 
 — Ten years of a preacher's life. 1859. . .3123.10 
 
 See also Harper's monthly (art. by A. H. Guernsey). 
 Mill (John Stuart, English political economist, logician, 
 viilitarianphUosopher, and reformer, 6.1806, &1873). 
 
 — Autobiography. New York, 1873. 8°. . . 3123.34 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Blackwood, Jan., 1871 ; Brit. quar. 
 rev., Jan., 1874 ; Contem. rev., Dec, 1873 (by J. M. Capes); 
 Edin. rev., Jan., 1874 ; Fort, rev., Jan., 1874 (by John Mor- 
 ley) ; Fras. mag., Dec, 1873 ; Galaxy, Mav., 1874 (by R. G. 
 White) ; Internat. rev., v. 1, 1874 (by Noah Porter); New 
 Englandev, Oct., 1874 (by pres. Chapin) ; Quar. rev., Jan., 
 1874 ; West, rev., Jan., 1874. 
 
 — John Stuart Mill : his life and works. Twelve 
 
 sketches, by Herbert Spencer, Henry Fawcett, 
 Frederic Harrison, [H. K. Fox Bourne, W. T. 
 Thornton, H. Trimen, W. Mints, J. H. Levy, W. 
 A. Hunter.] Boston, 1873. 16°. . . . 3123.33 
 
 — McCarthy (J.) Modern leaders, 1872 3257.16 
 
 — Martineau (J.) Essays, v. 1, p. 63-121. 1866. . . . 2535.17 
 
 See also Harper's monthly, v. 47 (by M . D. Conway) ; 
 Westminster rev., July, 1874 (Goethe and J. S. M., a con- 
 trast) ; MaomUlan, Aug., 1874 (Verses on J. S. M., by J. J. 
 Murphy). 
 
 ,6®=- For critiques upon Mill's writings see under his 
 name in the general alphabet. 
 
 Millais (John Everett, Engl, ■painter, b. 1829). 
 
 Contem. rev., v. 2, 1866 (Millais and Dore, by R. St. J. 
 
 Tyrwhitt). 
 Miller (Hugh, Scotch geologist and, author, b. 1802, d. 
 
 1S56). 
 
 — My schools and school-masters. B., 12°. 3123.12 
 
 — Bayne(P.) Life and letters of. 2 v. 1871. 3122.28 
 
 — Brown (T.N.) Life and times of. 1858. .3123.11 
 
 — Bayne (P.) Essays, v. 1, p. 334-363. 1857 2513.04 
 
 — Smiles (S.) Brief biographies. 1861 3263.16 
 
 — Steel (R.) Lives made sublime by faith and works. 3263.30 
 
 See also Brit. quar. rev., or Littell, 1871, v. 3 ; Ed. rev., v. 
 108, 1858, or Littell, 1858, v. 4 ; Fraser's mag., v. 52, 1855 ; 
 Good Words, 1871, or Littell, 1871, v. 1 ; North Brit, rev., 
 v. 21, 1854. 
 
 MTT,T,T?,n (Win. , Engl, soldier in the Peruvian war for inde- 
 pendence, b. 1795, d. 1861). 
 
 — Memoirs in the service of Peru, 1817-26. 2 v. 3123.13 
 
 — Gleig (G. B.) Essays, v. 2, p. 89-176. 1858 2528.16 
 
 — Redding (C.) Personal reminiscences, p. 201-230. v. 1. 3222.02 
 MrLMAN (Henry Hart, dean of St. Paul's, poet, and 
 
 church luslorian, b. 1791, d. 1868). 
 
 — Stanley (A. P.) Essays. 1870 3595.06 
 
 See also Blackwood, v. 104, 1868 ; Fraser's mag., v. 78, 
 1868, or Littell, 1869, v. 1 ; North Brit, rev., v. 5u, 1869 ; 
 Quar. rev., v 126, 1869. 
 Mtlnee (Isaac, Eagl.divine and scientist, b. 1751, d. 1820). 
 
 — Milner(M.) Life of. 1814 3124.01 
 
 — Edgar (J. G.) Footprints of famous men 3263.18 
 
 Milnes (Richard Monckton, lord Houghton, Engl, poet, 
 
 politician, and author, b. 1809). 
 
 — Home (R. H.) New spirit of the age, p. 154-162. 1855. 2532.09 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., June, 1847 : N. A. rev., Oct., 1839, 
 and July, 1842. 
 Milnob (James, D.D., Amer. divine, 6. 1773, d. 1844). 
 
 — Stone (J. S.) Memoir of the life of. 1849. . 3124.02 
 
 See also references in Allibone. 
 MnvriADEs (Athenian general and statesman, 5th cen. b.o. ) 
 
 — Herbert (H. W.) Captains of the old world. . . . 3082.03 
 
 See (in Countries) histories of Greece and of Athens (5th 
 century B.o.) 
 Milton (John, English poet, puritan, theologian, and 
 republican political writer ,b. 1608, d. 1674). 
 
 — Hunter (J.) Milton : a sheaf of gleanings. 3124.00 
 
 — Ivimy(J.) J. M.: his life and times. 1833. 3124.03 
 
 — Keightley (T.) Life, opinions, and writings of. 
 
 1858 3124.04 
 
 Reviewed in N. A. rev., v. 82, 1856. 
 
 — Masson (D. ) Life of. v. 1-3. 1608-49. . . 3128.01 
 
 Note. — The most elaborate work on Milton and his times. 
 Reviewed in Brit. quar. rev., Jan., 1874 ; Macmillan, Oct., 
 1873 (by G. B. Smith) ; North. Brit, rev., v. 30, 1859 ; Quar. 
 rev., v. 132, 1872. 
 
 — Mortimer (U. E. ) Political life of. 1805. 3128.06 
 
 — Original papers illustrative of [his] life and writings ; with 
 
 documents relating to his connexion with the Powell 
 family. Ed. by W. Douglass Hamilton. London, Camden 
 soc.,1859. 4° 5113.29 
 
 — Papers connected with affairs of M. and his family. [Chetham 
 
 miscel., v. 1.] 6094.24 
 
 — Symmons(C) Life of. 2d ed. 1810. . .3124.20 
 
 — Bayne (P.) Milton. [Contem. rev., Aug., 1873.J 
 
 — Bell (R.) Lives of English poets 3211.17 
 
 — Brydges (B.) Imaginative biography, v. 1, p. 123-162. 3264.25 
 
 — Channing fw. E.) Character and writings of. [Pamphleteer, 
 
 V. 29.] 6058.29 
 
 Same. [In his Works, v. 1.] 3533.10 
 
 — De Quincey (T.) M. vs. Southey and Landor. [In his Note 
 
 book, p. 193-217.] L . .2522.17 
 
 Theol. essays, v. 2 3343 21 
 
 — Emerson (R. W.) [In Characteristics of men of genius v 1 
 
 1846. p. 193-215.] \ 2516 19 
 
 — Gilflllan (G.) 2d gallery of lit. portraits, p. 9-42. 1850. 252612 
 
 — Hazlitt(W.) Sonnets of M. [In his Table-talk, v.2. 1857.] 253104 
 
 — Howitt (W.) Homes of British poets, v. 1, 1856. . . 953 23 
 
 — Johnson (S.) Lives of the English poets, v. 1. . '. '. 3263 01 
 
 — Keogh (J.) Milton's prose. [In Afternoon lectures v. 3 v 
 
 129-55. 1866.] .' 2512 22 
 
 — Lamartine (A. de). Celebrated characters, v. 3. '. '. '. 3264.20 
 
 — Lordan (C. L.) Unwritten book. Colloquies, p. 105-203.2534 23 
 
 — Macaulay (T. B.) Essays, v. 1. [2536.16] ; Ed. rev. 
 
 — Masson (D.) Milton's devil. Milton's youth. [In his Three 
 
 devils.] . . , 2536.30 
 
 — Maurice (F. D.) Friendship of books. 1874. . . 2535 19 
 
 — Mitford (J.) Life of. [In M.'s Poetical works, v. 1, 1856.] 1672.14 
 
 — Seeley (J. R.) Politics and poetry of. [In his Roman imperial- 
 
 ism and other essays, p. 96-166.] 2542 31 
 
 — Sterling (J.) Essays, v. 1, p. 73-87 2547.09 
 
 — Taine (H. A.) History of English literature. . . . 2755.10 
 
 — Windsor (A. L.) Ethica, p. 51-112. 1860 2547 01 
 
 See also Bibliotheoa sacra, July, 1859, Jan., 1860 (Reli- 
 gious opinions of M.,by A. D. Barber; ; Contem. rev., v. 19, 
 1872 (Idealism of M., by Edw. Dowden) ; Ed. rev., v. Ill,' 
 1860, or Littell, v. 2, 1860 (Youth of M.) ; Macmillan, v. 
 31, 1875), M., by Mark Patterson ; and Keble's estimate of 
 M. as a religious poet, by J. O. Shairp) ; Revue des deux 
 mondes, 16 juillet 1847 et 15 Jan. 1848 (par A. Bazin) ; 15 dec. 
 1851 (par C. Louandre). North Brit, rev., v. 16, 1851-2, or 
 Littell, v. 2, 1859. 
 
 ,8®- See also histories of Engl, literature by Taine and 
 others ; the exhaustive article in Allibone (v. 2), that in 
 M'OUntock and Strong (v. 5), the references in Poole's In- 
 dex ; and the literary criticism under bis name in general 
 alphabet. Also, in fiction, Ring's ' John Milton and his 
 times,' and Mrs. Manning's ' Mary Powell.' 
 Mina (Don Francisco Eshoz y, Spanish general and 
 guerrilla chief, b. 1781, d. 1836). 
 
 — Short extracts from life. [1810-24.] By himself. 
 
 [Spanish and Engl.] London, 1825. 8°. 3124.05 
 Mina (Xavier, Mexican patriot of Spanishbirth, b. 1789, 
 d. 1817). 
 
 — Robinson (W. D.) Narrative of the expedition of 
 
 Mina. 2 v. 1821 566.17 
 
 Mtnto (Gilbert Elliot, 1st earl of, gov. gen. of India, 
 
 b. 1751, d. 1814). 
 See Edin. rev., Jan., 1874. 
 Mtntjtolo (Adelaide Capece, Italian lady, d. 1869). 
 
 — Craven (Mme. A.) Adelaide Capece Minutolo. 4e ed. 
 
 1870 3123.21 
 
 Mirabeatj (Honore Gabriel Riquetti, comte de, French 
 statesman and orator, b. 1749, & 1791). 
 
 — Memoirs. By himself, his father, etc. From the 
 
 French. 4 v. London, 1835-36. 8°. .3126.24 
 
 — Diunont (E.) Becollections of. 1832. . .3124.06 
 
 — Mirabeau : a life history, [anon. ] 2 v. London, 
 
 1848. 12°. 3123.25 
 
 — Alison (A.) Essays, p. 212-28. 1852 2517.02 
 
 — Baker (H. B.) French society, etc., v. 2. 1874. . . . 3266.16 
 
 — Brougham (H., lord). Statesmen, etc., v. 3, Bohn's ed. 3024.08 
 
 — Canyle (T.) Essays, p. 478-504. 1852 2517.12 
 
 — Hugo (Victor). Litterature et philos. melees, v. 2. 1864. 7046.07 
 
 — Macaulay (T. B.) Essays, v. 3, p. 37-57 2536.19 
 
 — Reeve (H.) Royal and republican France, ». 1. . . 517.20 
 
 — Russell (W.) Extraordinary men 3263.20 
 
 — Sainte-Beuve (O. A.) Causeries du lundi, v. 4. . . . 7033.21 
 Portraits contemp., v. 2 7033.34 
 
 — Shelley (M. W.) Lives, etc., v. 2 3211.25 
 
 j()@- See also France (in Countries) for works upon the 
 French revolution, more especially those of Carlylo, La- 
 martine (Hist, of the Girondists, v. 1), and Thiors. Also 
 London society, Aug., 1872 (Domestic life) ; New Englander, 
 v. 30, 1871 (by H. vou Hoist) ; Revue des deux mondes, 15 
 aout et 1 Oct. 1851 (par Saint-Marc Girardin) ; Temple bar, 
 Feb., 1871 ; and the numerous references in Poole's Index. 
 Miranda (Francisco de, Spanish Amer. revolutionist, b. 
 1750, d. 1816). 
 
 — Biggs (J. ) History of M. 's attempt to effect a revo- 
 
 lution in South Amer. 2ded. B., 1809. 16°. 567.15 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 5, 1860. 
 Mihandola (Giovanni Pico della, Italian versatile genius, 
 b. 1463, d. 1494). 
 
 — Jesup(E.) Lives of Picua, etc. 1730.. .3136.21 
 
 — Shelley (M. W.) Lives, etc., v. 1 3211.26 
 
 See also references under Pioo. 
 MisTBAL (Fre'deric, modern provengal poet, b. 1830). 
 
 See Scribner, May, 1872 (art. by M.E.M. and C.T. Brooks) . 
 Mitchell (Ormsby McKnight, Amer. astronomer and 
 
 general in civil war of 1861-5 ; 6. 1810, d. 1862). 
 — Headley (Rev. P.O.) Patriot boy ; or, life of. 3124.19 
 See also Harper's mag., v. 31 (by J. S. C. Abbott) ; v. 35 
 (by W. F. G. Shanks). 
 
 In asking for books, use the •• Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, toe first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
178 
 
 BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : Mitford to Montaigne. 
 
 Mitford (Mary Bussell, Engl, authoress, &.1787.&1855). 
 
 — Life, in letters to her friends. Ed. by A. G. K. 
 
 L'Estrange. 2 v. N. Y., 1870. 12°. . 3123.22 
 
 — Becollections of a literary life. N. Y. 12°. 3124.17 
 
 — Fields (J. T.) Yesterdays -with authors, p. 261-352. . 2524.25 
 
 See also Blackwood, v. 71, 1852 ; 75, 1854 ; Harper's mag., 
 v. 40 (by S. S. Conant) ; v. 39 (by M. D. Conway) ; Macmil- 
 lan, Feb., 1870 ; Putnam's mag., April, 1870 ; and the arti- 
 cle in Allibone, v. 2. 
 Mohammed, or Mahomet, (Arabian, prophet of Islam, 
 b. 571, d. 632). 
 
 — Ahmed Khan Bahadur (Syed). Essays on the life 
 
 of M. v. 1. 1870 3115.32 
 
 — Ali (S. A.) Critical examination of the life and 
 
 teachings of. 1873 3115.31 
 
 — Boulainvilliers (H. de). La vie de. 1730. 3115.28 
 
 — Bush(G.) Life of. 1852 3115.27 
 
 — Gibbon (E.) Life of. 1858 3115.26 
 
 — Higgins .(G. ) Apology for the life and character of. 
 
 1829 3115.29 
 
 — Irving (W.) Mahomet and his successors. 2 v. 
 
 1853 3115.24 
 
 — Life of. iln Universal history, v. 1, 1759.] 405.21 
 
 — Mignot (V.) Hist, discourse. From the French by 
 
 A. Hawkins 547.16 
 
 — Muir(W.) Life of Mahomet. 4 v. 1861. . 3115.20 
 
 — Kenan (E. ) M. and the origins of Islam. [In his 
 
 Studies, etc., p. 226-284, 1864.] .... 3412.10 
 
 — Sale(G.) Life of M. [Prefixed to Koran.] 3757.14 
 
 — Smith (R. E.) M. and Mohammedanism. 3115.30 
 
 — Carlyle (T.) Heroes and hero-worship. . . 2515.12 ; 6027.12 
 
 — Child {Mrs. L. M.) Progress of religious ideas, v. 3. 3412.07 
 
 — Clarke (J. F.) Ten great religious 3412.11 
 
 Same. [Atlantic monthly, v. 24, 1869.] 
 
 — Lives of eminent persons 3265.17 
 
 — Newman (F. W.) Life and teachings of. [Eraser's mag., 
 
 Aug., 1873.] 
 
 — Trotter (L. J.) Studies iu biography, p. 1-36. 1865. . 3265.08 
 
 See also Bibl. sacra, July, 1866 (by Q. F. Herrici); Oct., 
 1852 (by J. M. Hoppiu); Brit. qu. rev., Jan., 1872 ; Ed. rev. 
 v. 124, 1866 ; National rev., July, 1858 ; Oct., 1861 ; Nat. qu. 
 rev. v.—, 1861 ; New monthly, Oct., 1862. 
 
 .8SP Elaborate articles will be found in the leading en- 
 cyclopaedias, and especially in M'Clintock and Strong, v. 6, 
 and tor critical notes upon the literature of the subject see 
 page 188 of the Boston public library catalogue of hist., 
 biogr., etc., and page 455 of Milman's Latin Christianity, 
 v. 1, 1857. The recent work by E. R. Smith, above, is highly 
 commended. Poole'B Index affords numerous references. 
 
 ij®- See also Mohammedanism, p. 100 (ante) ; and arti- 
 cles by de Bemusat and other writers on p. 267 of the 
 ' Table gen.' of the Bevue des deux mondes. 
 Mohammed Ali Hazin (Persian sheikh, b. 1092, d. 1779). 
 
 — Life, by himself. Persian [text]. L.,1831. 8°. 7816.08 
 Same. Tr. with notes, by F. C. Balfour. Lon- 
 don, 1830. 8° 7816.08 
 
 Mom (Mathieu, Fr. statesman, b. 1584, d. 1656). 
 
 — Barriere (J. F.) Bibl. desmemoires, etc., v. 6. 507.01 
 Molks-wobth (Mr Win., Engl, statesman, 6.1810, d.1855). 
 
 — British statesmen, p. 259-276. 1854 3252.07 
 
 — Bedding (C.) Personal reminiscences, v. 2, p. 1-22. . 3222.02 
 
 See also New monthly, Dec, 1855. 
 Molieee (Jean Baptiste Poquelin, French dramatist, b. 
 1622, d. 1673). 
 
 — Blaze de Bury (Baroness). Moliere and the French 
 
 drama. 1742.12 
 
 — Besant(W.) M. and his troupe. M. and his satire! [Temple 
 
 Bar, June, 1871, or Littell, 1871, v. 3 ; and Aug. 1871 1 
 ■ — Clarke (C. C.) Moliere-chiiracteM 1733 26 
 
 — Cambridge essays, p. 1-57. 1855. (By W. E. Watson.) 2517J3 
 
 — .Disraeli (I.) Literary miscellanies. . . . 2522 29 
 
 — Hogarth (G.) M. and his wife. [Bentley's miscel., v. 4 1838 1 
 
 — Hunt ( L.) Tartuffe. [In his Wishing-cap, etc.] . . .2534 24 
 
 — Prescott <W. H.) Miscellanies. . . . . . . . 2538 16 
 
 — Bussell (W.) Extraordinary men. ... ' 39iw'on 
 
 — Shelley (M. W.) Lives, efc./v mi 1 24 
 
 — Voltaire (F.M.A.de). Vie de M. [(Euv.,v.38, Beuchofs id.] SOSi m 
 
 See also Nat. qu. rev., v. 5, 1862 ; New monthly, v 37 
 1833 ; For. qu. rev., v. 2. ' 
 
 See also general works on French literature and drama ■ 
 histories of the reign of Louis XIV. by Anstie, Martin' 
 To.F d0 . e ' 1 uli "'hers ; and the bibliographical note on pa^e 
 18!) ot the Bostou public library catalogue of historv 
 biogr., etc. J ' 
 
 Mollien (Nicolas Francois, comle; French statesman, 
 b. 1758, d. 1850). 
 
 — Eeeve(H.) Eoyal and republ. France, v. 2 617 21 
 
 Moltke (Helmuth Carl Bernhard, count von, Prussian 
 
 statesman and strategist, b. 1800). 
 
 — Wilson (J. G.) Sketches, etc. 1874 3222.16 
 
 See also London Soc, Oct., 1870 ; and histories of thi 
 French-German war, under France (in Countries). 
 Mompesson (Rev. Win., rector of Eyam, b. 1640, d.1708) 
 
 — Lives of eminent Englishmen 3231 t 
 
 Monica (Saint, mother of St. Augustine, b. 332, d' 387). 
 
 — Herbert (M.E.i The mother of St. Augustine. 3124.26 
 Monk (George, duke of Albemarle, English general re- 
 storer of Charles II., b. 1608, d. 1670). 
 
 — Gumble (T.) Life of. 1671 3125 28 
 
 — Guizot (F. P. G.) Memoirs of. Xr. by J. & Wort- 
 
 ley- 1838 3124.09 
 
 Same. Monk, etc. Tr. by A. E. Scoble. 3124.09.a 
 
 — Skinner (Thomas). Life of. 1723. . . . 3124.08 
 
 — Cust (E.) Lives of the warriors, v. 3, pt. 1, p. 1-67. . 3222 09 
 
 — James (G. P. B.) Memoirs of great commanders. . 326326 
 
 — Lodge (E.) Portraits, etc., v. 5 ] 
 
 See also New monthly mag., Nov., 1863. 
 Monmouth (James Scot, duke of, son of Charles IT. i 
 1649, ex. 1685). 
 
 — Roberts (G.) Life of. 2 v. 1844. . . . 3127 10 
 
 — Adams (W. H. D.) Anecdotal memoirs, v. 2, p. 29-100. 3255 24 
 Monkoe (James, of Va., 5th pres. of the V. S., 1817-25- 
 
 b. 1758, d. 1831). 
 
 — Adams (J. Q.) Life of. 1851 3116.21 
 
 — - — Same. [In his Lives of eel. statesmen 3244.13 
 
 — Wolfe (W. , ed.) Grand civic and military demon- 
 
 strations in honor of the removal of the remains 
 of. 1858 3124.33 
 
 — Abbott (J. S.-C.) Lives of the presidents. 1867. . .3244.14 
 
 — Lincoln (E. W.) Lives of the presidents. 1839. . . 324415 
 
 — Lossing (B. J.) Lives of the presidents. 1847. . . 3244J3 
 
 Xm~ For Monroe's messages, with biogr. sketch and suc- 
 cinct account of his administration, see Statesman's man- 
 ual, ed. by Williams and Lossing, v. 1, pt. 2 [6726.02J. Also 
 Benton's Thirty years' view, v. 1 [575.25] ; Hildreth's His- 
 tory of the U. 8., v. 6 [574.15] ; Harper's monthly, v. 29 (by 
 Joshua Leavitt). 
 Monkoe (Mrs. James, wife of president). 
 
 — Holloway (L. C.) Ladies of the White House. . . .324514 
 Monson (Sir Wm., Engl, admiral, b. 1569, d. 1642). 
 
 — Southey (E.) Lives of British admirals, v. 5. . . . 3211.05 
 Montagu or Montague (Charles, earl of Halifax, KngL 
 
 statesman and poet, b. 1661, d. 1715). 
 
 — Johnson (S.) Lives of the poets, v. 1 3263.01 
 
 — Eogers (J. E. T.) Historical gleanings, v. 2, p. 3-45. . 3252.21 
 Montague (Edward, 2d earl of Manchester, Engl, general 
 
 and statesman, b. 1602, d. 1671). 
 
 — Lodge (E.) Portraits, v. 5 3225.05 
 
 Montague (Edward, 1st earl of Sandwich, general, ad- 
 miral, and statesman, b. 1625, d. 1672). 
 
 — Southey (E.) Lives of the British admirals, v. 5. . 3211.01 
 Montague (Mrs. Elizabeth, Enqlish authoress, b. 1720, 
 
 d, 1800). 
 
 — Doran (Dr. J. ) A lady of the last century : with 
 
 biogr. sketch. 2d ed. 1873 3125.29 
 
 — Elwood (A. K.) Literary ladies of England, v. 1, p. 143-165. 
 
 1843 3253.22 
 
 — Thomson (Mrs.) Literary characters, v. 1, p. 128-154. 3253.30 
 
 — Queens of society 3262.16 
 
 Montague (John, 2d duke of Manchester, d. 1749). 
 
 — Lodge (E.) Portraits, etc., v. 7 3225.07 
 
 Montagu (Lady Mary Wortley, English authoress, b. 
 
 1690, d. 1762). 
 
 — Letters and works. Ed. by. Lord Wharncliffe. [With 
 
 memoir by Mr. Callaway.] 2 v. Paris. 8°. 3124.12 
 
 — Chambers's paperB, v. 8 2516.04 
 
 — Costello (L.S.) Eminent Englishwomen, v. 4, p. 231-400. 3256.14 
 
 — Elwood (A.K.) Literary ladies of England, v. 1, p. 1-37. 3253.22 
 
 — Hunt (L.) Men, women, and books, v. 2, p. 169-219. 2533.07 
 
 — Oliphant (Mrs. M.) Hist, sketches, etc. 1869. . . . 3064.18 
 
 Bepr. from Blackwood's mag., v. 104, 1868. 
 
 — Eussell.(W.) Eccentric personages 3264.03 
 
 Extraordinary women 3263.19 
 
 — St. John (J. A.) Lives of celebrated travellers, v. 2. . 3221.05 
 
 — Thomson (K. B.) Queens of society 3262.16 
 
 See also Bentley's miscel., v. 1, 1837 ; Ed. rev., v. 2 (by f. 
 Jeffrey) ; Fraser's mag., v. 61, 1860 ; Nat. rev., v. 14, 1862, 
 or Litteli, 1862, v. 1 ; N. A. rev., v. 94, 1862 ; Quar. rev., 
 v. 68 ; West, rov., v. 27. 
 
 Montagu (time, de ; bom Mile, de Maintenon d'Ayen, 
 sister of Mine. Lafayette, b. 1766, d. 1839). 
 
 — No.iilles (Baronnede). Memoirs of. 1870. . 3124.27 
 
 Beviewed in New Englander, v. 30, 1871. 
 
 — Lenormant (Dime. de). Esquisses historiques. . . 3261.18 
 
 Same. Quatre femmes, etc., p. 317-899. 1866. . . 3261.18 
 
 Montaigne (Michel, seigneur de, French moralist, b. 
 
 1533, d. 1592). 
 
 — St. John (B. ) Montaigne the essayist : a biography. 
 
 2 v. 1858 312414 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : Montaigne to Morgan. 
 
 179 
 
 — Churoli (R. W.) Essays of M. [In Oxford essays, p. 239-283. 
 
 1867 2538.21 
 
 — Emerson (E.W.) Eepresentative men, 1852. 2524.08 ; 2624.09 
 
 — Prevost-Paradol (L. A.) Etude sur M. [In Essais de M., v. 1, ed. 
 
 par LeClerc] 6055.03 
 
 — Purnell (T.) Literature and its professors, p. 145-164. 2538.25 
 
 — Sainte-Beuve (0. A.) Nouveaux lundis, v. 6. ... 7053.08 
 
 — Shelley (M. W.) Lives, etc., v. 1 8211.24 
 
 — Sterling (J.) Essays and tales, v. I, p. 129-188. . . . 2547.09 
 Yinet (A.) Montaigne and other miscellanies. 1866. 3616.02 
 
 — Windsor (A. L.) Mental history of. [Ethica, p. 1-61.] 2547.01 
 
 See also Eraser's mag., v. 34 : New monthly mag., Feb., 
 1858 ; N. A. rev., v. 87, 1858 ; Quar. rev., v. 99/ 1856, or 
 Littell, v. 16, 1857 ; Retrospective rev., v. 2, 1820 ; St. Paul's 
 1871, or Littell, 1871, v. 3 ; Westm. rev., July, 1838 (by J. 
 sterling). 
 Montalembeet (Charles Forbes de Tryon, comte de, 
 French theologian, historian, etc., b. 1810, d. 1870). 
 
 — 01iphant(Jfrs.M.O.W.) Memoir of. 2v. 1872. 3125.22 
 
 See also Blackwood, v. 107, 1870, or Littell, 1870, v. 2 ; v. 
 112, 1872, or Littell, 1872, v. 4 ; Ed. rev., v. 97 ; Catholic 
 world, Jan., 1873 ; Fraser's mag., v. 63, 1856 (M. and J. W. 
 Croker) ; v. 68, 1858 (M. and Napoleon III.) ; Fraser's mag., 
 Feb., 1873 ; New montnly, Dec, 1858 ; Quar. rev., April, 
 1873 ; Temple bar, Sept., 1874 (by the duke d'Aumale). 
 Montcalm (Louis Joseph, marquis de, French general in 
 Canada, b. 1712, d. 1759). 
 
 — Creasy (E. 8.) In Bentley's miscel., Men., 1862, or Eclectio 
 
 mag., v. 27, 1852. 
 Monietl (Amans Alexis, Fr. historian, b. 1769, d. 1850). 
 
 See Blackwood, v. 79, 1856, or Littell, v. 13, 1856. 
 Montespan (Francoise Athenais de Bochechouart, mar- 
 quis de, b. 1641, d. 1707). 
 See Bentley's miscel., v. 48, 1860; and lives of Loots XIV. 
 Montesquieu (.Charles de Secondat, baron de ; French 
 jurist, philosopher, and author, 6. 1689, d. 1755). 
 
 — Maceuen (M.) Celebrities, etc. 1874 3212.11 
 
 — Sainte-Beuve (O. A.) Causeries du lundi, v. 7. . . . 7033.24 
 Montez (Maria Dolores Porris y, called Lola ; Creole 
 
 dancer and adventuress, b. 1824 (?), d. 1861). 
 
 — Lectures, including her autobiography. New York, 
 
 1858. 12°. 3126.01 
 
 See Littell, 1858, v. 4 (from the Athenaeum), 
 Monteoet (Simon de, earl of Leicester, b. 1206, d. 1265). 
 See Quar. rev., v. 119, 1866 ; also lives of Henry III.; and 
 histories of England. [Barons' war.) 
 Montfoet (Jeanne, comtesse de, b. about 1310, d. 1362). 
 
 — Owens [Mrs. O. F.) Heroines of history 3261.21 
 
 Montglat (Francois de Paule, de Clermont, marquis de; 
 
 master of the robes to Louis XIII. and XIV., b. 
 1610, d. 1675). 
 
 — M6moires, 1610-68. [Petitot. 2 ser., v. 49-61.] . . . 6123.27 
 Montgomeby (James, Engl, poet and journalist, b. 1771, 
 
 d. 1854). 
 
 — Knight (Mrs. H. C.) Life of. 1857. . .3124.16 
 
 — Boyd (A. H. H.) Critical essays, p. 188-86 2514.17 
 
 — Howitt (W.) Homes of British poets, v. 2, 1856. . . P53.24 
 
 — Langford (J. A.) Prison books and their authors. . 3263.32 
 
 — Steel (R.) Lives made sublime by faith and' works. . 3263.30 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 64, 1856 ; New monthly, Sept., 
 
 1856. Also art. in Allibone, and references in Poole's Index. 
 
 Montgomeby (Biehard, Amer. rev. gen., b. 1736, d. 1775). 
 
 — Armstrong (J.) Life of, v. 1 3241.01 
 
 Monti (Vinzenzo, Ital. dramatic poet, b. 1754, d. 1828). 
 
 — Shelley (M. W.) Lives, etc., v. 2 3211.27 
 
 Montmobenci family, France. 
 
 — Besant (W.) House of Montmorencl. [Temple bar, Mch. 1871. 
 
 — Brantdnie's Hommes illustres. [CEuvres, v. 1-2, 1822.] 5021.16 
 Montmoeenoy (Marie des Ursins, Mme. de, 6. 1600, d. 
 
 1666). 
 
 — Benee(A.) Madame de Montmorency: mceurs et 
 
 caracteres au xviie siecle. 1858. . . . 3124.29 
 See also New montnly mag., Aug., 1858. 
 Montpensieb (Anne Marie Louise d'Oile'ans, duchesse 
 de, called 'la grande mademoiselle,' b. 1627, d. 1693). 
 
 — Memoires, 162.7-86. [Petitot. 2 ser., v. 40-43.1 . . . 603.18 
 
 — Memoirs. By herself. From the French. 3 v. 1848. 
 
 12° 3124.30 
 
 — Bruce (J.) Classic portraits, v. 2 3212.16 
 
 — Higginson (T. W.) Atlantic essays 2528.28 
 
 Eepr. from Atlantic monthly, v. 2, 1858. 
 
 — Menzies (S.) Political women, v. 2. 1873 3266.08 
 
 Montpensieb (Antoine Philippe d'Orleans, due de, 
 
 brother of Louis Philippe, b. 1775, d. 1807). 
 
 — Vatout(J.) Memoires de, etc. [In Barriere. BibL des mem., 
 
 v. 9.] 607.01 
 
 Monteesob (Claude de Bourdeille, comte de, Fr. cour- 
 tier, b. 1608, d. 1663). 
 
 — Memoires, 1632-37. [Petitot. 2 s6r., V. 64 J .... 503.32 
 Msnteose. See Graham (James, marquis of Montrose). 
 
 Also Contem. rev., July, 1873 (by P. Bayne); and earl 
 Stanhope's Hist, essays, p. 136-95. 1849. [2634.26.] 
 
 Moody (D. L., Amer. revivalist preacher, b. 1837) 
 
 — Hall (J.) and Stuart (G. H.) The American evan- 
 
 gelists, D. L. Moody and Ira D. Sankey, in Great 
 
 Britain and Ireland. 1875 3555 30 
 
 Mooee (Sir John, Scottish general, fell at ' Co'runna ' b 
 1761, d. 1809). ' 
 
 — Gleig (G. E.) Lives of British commanders v 3 3221 03 
 Moobe (Thomas, Irish poet, b. 1779, d. 1852).' 
 
 — Suppressed letters. New York, 1854. 16°. 3125 01 
 
 — Bussell (John , earl). Memoirs, journal, and corres- 
 
 pondence of. 2 v. 1857. . . 3i-)n 02 
 Same. 8°. 1853-56 ' [ 312V04 
 
 — Stoddard (B. H.) Personal reminiscences of. [Bric- 
 
 a-brac series, v. 6.] 3^,51 ig 
 
 — Chambers's papers, v. 10 ', 25)6 06 
 
 — Edgar (J. G.) Footprints of famous men. '. '. '. .3203 18 
 
 — Grote [Mrs.) Collected papers, p. 81-133. 1862 ' 2528 21 
 
 — Hall (S. C.) Memory of. [Atlantic, v. 15, 1865 ] 
 
 — Hazlitt (W.) Spirit of the age, p. 245-259. 1857. . . 2531 07 
 
 — Howitt (W.) Homes of British, poets, v. 2. 1856. 953 24 
 
 — Maginn (W.) Poetical plagiarism. [In his Miscellanies.'p. 
 
 130-160. 1857.] 2536 01 
 
 — Powell (T.) Living authors of England. . . . . 
 
 See also Belgravia, v. 10, 1870, or Littell, 1870, v. 2 ; Bent- 
 ley's miscel., April, 1852 ; Blackwood, v. 71, 72, 1852 • Dub 
 lin univ., mag., v. 18, or Eclectic, v. 26, 1852 ■ Ed. rev v 
 99, or Littell, v. 38, 1853 ; Eraser's mag., v. 47, 1853 or Ec- 
 lectic, v. 28, 1853 ; N. A. rev., v. 76, 1853 ; Quar. rev' v 93 
 1853 ; Westm. rev., v. 60, 1858 ; v. 67, 1857. 
 Also article in Allibone, and references in Poole's Index. 
 Mobata (Olympia Fulvia, Italian savarde and poetess'. 
 b. 1526, d. 1555). v 
 
 — Smyth (Mrs. G.) Her times, life, and writings 
 
 London, 1834. 16° 3125 12 
 
 — Colquhonn (J. C.) Life in Italy in the olden time. . 3262.09 
 
 — Trollope (T. A.) Decade of Ital. women, v. 2. . . . 3202.28 
 Moedaunt (Charles, earl of Peterborough, Engl, admiral 
 
 and statesman, b. 1658, d. 1735). 
 
 — Warburton (E. ) Memoir of. 2 v. 1853.. 31-12.17 
 
 — Gleig (G. E.) Lives of commanders, v. 2 3221.02 
 
 — James (G. P. E.) Memoirs of great commanders. . 3263^26 
 
 — Lodge (E.) Portraits, etc., v. 7 3225.07 
 
 — Russell (W.) Eccentric personages 3264.03 
 
 See also Bentley's miscel., v. 22, 1847. 
 Moee (Hannah, Engl, authoress, b. 1745, d. 1833). 
 
 — Letters to Zachary Macaulay. N.Y.,1860. 16°. 3125.13 
 
 — Boberts (W. ) Life and eorresp. of. 2 v. 1845.3125.14 
 
 — Craik (G.L.) Pursuit of knowledge, etc., p. 263-305. 1817. 3262.27 
 
 — Elwood (A. K.) Literary ladies of England, v. 1. . . 3253.22 
 
 — Williams (J.) Literary women of England, p. 313-364. 3256.18 
 
 See also Allibone, and references in Poole's Index. 
 Moee (Sir Thomas, Engl, statesman and lord chancellor, 
 author of 'Utopia,' b. 1480, d. 1535). 
 
 — Cayley(A.) Memoirs 01. 2 v. 180S. . . 3128.14 
 
 — Mackintosh (J.) Life of. 1844 3125.24 
 
 Same. Lives of the British statesmen, v. 1. . . 3211.07 
 
 Same. [In his Miscel. works.] 2536.27 
 
 — More (C.) Life of. With biogr. preface, and notes, 
 
 by J. Hunter. 1828 3125.26 
 
 — Taylor (E. ) Memoirs of. With extracts from his 
 
 works and letters, [anon.] 1834. . . 3125.25 
 
 — Adams (W. D.) Famous books. 1876 2513.11 
 
 — Brightwell (C. L.) Early lives of great lawyers. . . 3254.22 
 
 — Buckley (T. A.) D.iwnings of genius. 1857. . . . 3263.24 
 
 — Campbell (J., lord). Lord chancellors of England, v. 1. 3254.03 
 
 — Disraeli (I.) Psychological character of. [In his Amenities of 
 
 lit., V. 2.] 2762.02 
 
 — Foster (J.) Critical esBays, v. 1, p. 217-227. 1856. . 2525.03 
 
 — Lodge (E.) Portraits, etc., v. 1 3225.01 
 
 — Macdiarmid (J.) British statesmen, v. 1, p. 1-154. . 3257.14 
 
 — Myers (F.) Lectures on great men. 1874. . . . 3257.20 
 
 — Seebohm (F.) Oxford reformers of 1498. . . . 3445.21 
 
 — Wordsworth (C.) Eecl. biogr. (by Eastell?) v. 2. 1853. 3446.02 
 
 See also Fortnightly rev., v. 9, 1868 (More, and Henry 
 VHIth's book against Luther) ; v. 14, 1870 (Sir T. More on 
 the politics of to-day, by Helen Taylor), or Littell, 1870, v. 
 3 ; Nat. qu. rev., v. 5, 1862 ; North Brit, rev., V. 30, 1859, or 
 Littell, 1859, v. 2 (M. and the Reformation). 
 
 Also Froude's History of England, (see index in v. 
 12,) containing an unfavorable estimate of his character; 
 (controverted in the North Brit, rev., v. 30, 1859 ;) the arti- 
 cle in Allibone, and references in Poole's Index. 
 
 In fiction see Mrs. Manning's ' Household of Sir Thomas 
 More.' 
 Morgan (Daniel, Amer. rev. general, b. 1736, d. 1802). 
 
 — Graham (J.) The life of. 1856 3125.19 
 
 — Headley (J. T.) Washington and his generals, v. 2. . 3177.06 
 Moegan (Sidney Owenson, lady; Irish authoress, b. 
 
 1783, d. 1859). 
 
 — Memoirs : autobiography, diaries, and correspon- 
 
 dence. 2 v. London, 1862. 8° 3125.17 
 
 — Passages. from my autobiography. N.Y. 12°. 3125.16 
 
 BBOOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
180 
 
 BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL): Morgan to Napoleon. 
 
 Moegan (Lady Sidney 0.), continued. 
 
 Bedding (0.) Personal reminiscences, V. 3, p. 1-41. . J222.02 
 
 — Thomson (K. B.) Queens of society, v. 1 .3262 16 
 
 See also Blackwood, v. 93, 1863; Fraser's mag., v. 67, 1863; 
 National rev., v. 16, 1863 ; New monthly mag.. Men., 1863 ; 
 West, rev., v. 79, 1863. 
 Morgan (Wm., anti-masonic writer, d. 1826). 
 
 — Green (S. D. ) The broken seal ; or the Morgan ab- 
 
 duction and murder. 1870 5837.23 
 
 Mokley (Sir Bobert, English admiral, d. 1360). 
 
 — Edgar (J. G.) Sea-kings 3263.17 
 
 Mokeis (Capl. Charles, Engl, song-miter, b. 1838, cet.93). 
 Timbs (J.) Capt. M. and tlie Beef-steak society. [In his Lives 
 
 of the later wits, etc. 1874.] 3251.08 
 
 See also Bentley's miscel., v. 7, 1840. 
 Moeeis (Gouvemeur, ofN. Y.,Amer. statesman, 5.1752, 
 d. 1816). 
 
 — Sparks (Jared). Life of, with selections from his 
 
 corresp. and miscel. papers. 3 v. 1832. . 3126.02 
 
 — Tuckerman (H. T.) Essays, biographical, etc. . . . 2644.15 
 Moese (Samuel P. B., Amer. painter, and improver of 
 
 the electric telegraph, b. 1791, d. 1872). 
 
 — Prime (S.I). Life of. 1875 3126.22 
 
 — Lossing (B. J.) Morse and the telegram. [Scribner's monthly, 
 
 March, 1873.J 
 
 — Tuckerman (H. T.) Book of the artists 1415.09 
 
 Moese (Jedediah, Amer. geographer and divine, b. 1761, 
 
 d. 1826). 
 
 — Sprague (W. B.) Life of. [1874.] . . . 3126.21 
 Mobton (Samuel G, Amer. anthropologist, b. 1799, d. 
 
 1851). 
 
 — Patterson (H. S.) Memoir of. [In Wort and G-liddon's Types 
 
 of mankind, p. 17-51. 1857.] 4736.01 
 
 Mosby (John S. , confederate guerrilla). 
 
 — Scott (Major J.) Partisan life with. 1867. .635.15 
 Moses (Hebrew law-giver). 
 
 — Campbell (S. M. ) Across the desert : a life of Moses. 
 
 1873 3527.13 
 
 See also page 94 of catalogue. 
 Moxt (Valentine, Amer. physician, b. 1785, d. 1865). 
 
 — MacCabe (J. D.) Great fortunes, etc 3265.14 
 
 — Partem jj.) People's book of biography 3265*.03 
 
 Motte ( (Jomtesse de La). See La Motte. 
 
 Motteville (Francoise Bertaut, lady of honor to Anne of 
 
 Austria, b. 1621, d. 1689). 
 
 — Memoiies, 1621-66. [Petitot. 2 ser., v. 36-40.] . . . 6123.14 
 Mooltbie (Wm. , Amer. rev. general, b. 1731, d. 1805). 
 
 — Headley (J. T.) Washington and his generals, v. 2. . 3177.07 
 Mountain (Thomas, English divine, b. 1550). 
 
 — Strype (J.) Life of. (Wordsworth's Eccl. biogr., v. 3.] 3446.03 
 Mozaet (Joliann Chrysostom Wolfgang Amadeus, Ger- 
 man musical composer, b. 1756, d. 1791). 
 
 — Letters of. (1769-1791. ) Tr. by Lady Wallace. 2 v. 
 
 New York, 1886. 16°. .."..... 3126.07 
 
 — Beyle (H. M.) Lives of Haydn and Mozart. 3074.29 
 
 — Holmes (E.) Life of. London, 1845. . .3126.06 
 Same. New York, 1853 3126.06 
 
 — Buckley (T. A.) Dawnings of genius, p. 235-259. 1857. 3263.24 
 
 — Growest (F.) Great tone-poets. 1784 1561.34 
 
 — Edgar (J.) The boyhood of great men 3263.22 
 
 — Planche (G ) Etudes 1431.22 
 
 — Kussell (W. ) Extraordinary men 3263.20 
 
 — Tytler (S.) Musical composers 1561.35 
 
 See also Bentley's miscel., v. 61, 1867. (M. in London) ; 
 and in fiction see Rau's romance ' Mozart ' [242.09]. 
 
 Muloasteb (Richard, Engl, educator, b. 1535, d. 1611). 
 
 See Barnard's Journal of education, v. 24. 
 Muller (George, head of Orphan Asylum, in Bristol, 
 England, b. 1805). 
 
 — Life of trust 3576.08 
 
 Muleeady (Wm., English painter, b. 1786, d. 1863). 
 
 — Redgrave (R. and S.) Century of painters, v. 2, 1866. 1433.04 
 
 See also London soc, May, 1863 ; Macmillan, v. 1872 
 
 or Littell, 1872, v. 2. '. 
 
 Munden (Joseph Shepherd, English comedian, B. 1759, 
 d. 1832). 
 
 — Memoirs, by his son. London, 1844. 12°. 3126.19 
 
 See also Bentley's miscel., v. 13, 1843. 
 Munko (Sir Thomas, British Indian officer, b. 1760. d 
 1827). 
 
 — Gleig(G. R.) Life of. 3 v. 1830. . . .3126.10 
 Mubat (Joachim, Er. general, king of Naples, b. 1771, 
 
 d. 1815). 
 
 — Headley (J. T.) Napoleon and his marshals, v. 2. . 3132 02 
 
 See also Bentloy's miscel., v. 15, 1844 (Death of M by A 
 A. Knox) ; Galaxy, v. 19 (The Murats of Florida). 
 Mubgeb (Henry, French litterateur, b. 1822, d. 18611 
 See West, rev., v. 99, 1873. 
 
 Muetllo (Bartolome" Esteban, Spanish painter, b. 1618. 
 d. 1682). 
 
 — Life. Tr. by E. Davies. London, 1819. 12°. 3126.13 
 
 — Scott (W. B. ) 'Murillo and the Spanish school of 
 
 paintiug. 1873 1447.07 
 
 — Tytler (S.) Old masters 1431.36 
 
 Mubnee (Thomas, German satirist, 6.1475, d.about 1536). 
 
 — Gostwick (J.) and Harrison (R.) German literature. . 2732.11 
 Mtjephy (Arthur, Irish dramatist, b. 1727, d. 1805). 
 
 -— Dunham (S. A.) Lives, etc., v. 3 3211.16 
 
 Mtjbeay (George, lord, b. 1705, d. 1760). 
 
 — Thomson (E. B.) Memoirs of the Jacobites, v. 3. . 3172.13 
 Muebay (liev. John, of Boston, founder of universalism 
 
 in America, b. 1741, d. 1815). 
 
 — Life, by himself, with continuation by J. S. Murray. 
 
 Boston, 1870. 16° 3126.16 
 
 — Redding (C.) Personal reminiscences, v. 3, p. 108-151. 3222.02 
 Mubeay (Lindley, Amer. quaker, lawyer, and gramma- 
 rian, b. 1745, d. 1826). 
 
 — Memoirs, by himself. With preface and continua- 
 
 tion byE. Prank. N. Y., 1827. 8°. . . 3126.14 
 Mubeay (Nicholas, D.D., "Kirwan," Amer. presb. divine, 
 b. 1802, d. 1862). 
 
 — Prime (S. I.) Memoirs of. 1862. . . .3126.15 
 Mueeay ( Wm. , earl of Mansfield, Engl, chief justice, b. 
 
 1705, d. 1793). 
 
 — Brightwell (C. L.) Early lives of great lawyers. . .3254.22 
 
 — Campbell (J., lord). Chief justices of England, v. 2. . 3254.02 
 
 — Edgar (J. Q.) The boyhood of great men 3263.23 
 
 — Lodge (E.) Portraits, etc., v. 8 3225:08 
 
 — Roscoe (H.) Lives of eminent British lawyers. . .3211.06 
 
 See also Fortnightly rev., v. 9, 1868. 
 Murray (Wm., marq. of Tullibardine, b. 1689, d. 1746). 
 
 — Thomson (K. B.) Memoirs of the Jacobites, v. 2. . 3172.13 
 Musset (Louis Charles Alfred de, Fr. poet and man-qf- 
 
 letters, b. 1810, d. 1857). 
 
 — Colet (Mme. L. ) Lui : roman contemporain. 5e ed. 
 
 1864 7014.24 
 
 — Dudevant(itfme.A.L.A.L\) Elleetlui. 5eed. 7015.27 
 
 — Musset (P. E. de). Lui et elle. 1860. . . 7026.21 
 
 — Buchanan (R.) De Musset. [In his Master-spirits.] 2517.29 
 
 — Harrison '(J. A-.) Group of poets. 1875 2528.25 
 
 — Palgrave (F. T.) [In Oxford essays, 1855, p. 80-105.] 2538.19 
 
 — Poitou (E.) Portraits litteraires, etc. 1868 7048.03 
 
 — Sainte-Beuve (C. A.) Portraits contemp., v. 2. . . 7033.31 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 56, 1857 ; Lippincott's mag., 
 Macmillan, March, 1872 ; North Brit, rev., v. 49, 1868 ; 
 Temple Bar, Nov., 1870 ; West, rev., v. 91, 1869. 
 Myddelton (Sir Hugh, Engl, engineer, b. about 1555, d. 
 1631). 
 
 — Smiles (S.) Lives of the engineers, v. 1 3265.06 
 
 Nadie Shah (king of Persia, b. 1688, d. 1747). 
 
 — Complete history, [anon.] Lon., 1742. 18°. 3127.01 
 
 — Fraser(J.) History of. 1742 3127.02 
 
 — Jones (Sir W.) Histoire de. Tin his Works, v. 11- 
 
 12. 1807.] 5046.11 
 
 Naiene (Carolina Oliphant, baroness, b. 1766, d. 1845). 
 
 — Life and songs. Ed. by C. Rogers. 1869. . 167422 
 
 — Tytler (S.) and Watson (J. L.) Songstresses of Scotland, p. 
 
 108-179. 1871 v. 2 of 3251.06 
 
 Napeeb (Sir Charles, English admiral, b. 1786, d. 1860). 
 
 — Napier (E.) Life and correspondence of. 2 v. 3127.03 
 
 See also West, rev., v. 77, 1862. 
 Napier (Sir Charles James, English general, b. 1782, d. 
 1853). 
 
 — Napier (W.) The life and opinions of. 1857.3131.01 
 
 — Skelton (J.) Campaigner at home, p. 166-203. 1865. . 2642.29 
 
 Repr. from Fraser's mag., v. 57, 1858. 
 See also Blackwood, v. 82,1857 (2 art.); Ed. rev., v. 106, 
 1857 ; Quar. rev., v. 101, 1857 ; 104, 1858. 
 Napieb (Elers, Engl, general, b. 1808, d. 1870). 
 
 See United Service mag., Aug., 1870. 
 Naples (Sir Wm., Engl, general and historian, b. 1786, 
 d. I860). 
 
 — Bruce (H. A.) Life of. 1864 3131.08 
 
 — Redding (O.) Personal reminiscences, v. 3, p. 152-172. 3222.02 
 
 See also Blackwood's mag., v. 95, 1864 ; Ed. rev., v. 121, 
 1865 ; Quar. rev., v. 115, 1864. 
 Napoleon I. , emperor of the French, b. 1769, d. 1821). 
 
 — Confidential correspondence with his brother Joseph. 
 
 Tr. with notes. 2 v. N. Y., 1856. 12°. 3127.06 
 
 — Confidential correspondence [with] Josephine. 
 
 Notes by J. S. C. Abbott. 1857. . . . 3127.05 
 
 — Abbott (J. S. O. ) History of. 2 v. 1867. 3127.08 
 Napoleon at St. Helena 3127.26 
 
 — Abell (Mrs. L. E.) Recoil, of, on St. Helena. 3d ed. 
 
 1873 ... 3131.25 
 
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BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) 
 
 Napoleon I. to Napoleon HZ 181 
 
 • - Junot {Kme. L. P., dwchesse d'Abrantes). Memoirs 
 of Napoleon, his court, and family. 2 v. 3127.10 
 
 — Antommarohi (F., attendant physician). The last 
 
 days of. 1836 3127.12 
 
 — Barre(W.) History of the Consulate. 1804. 3131.12 
 
 — Bourrienne (L. A. F. de). Private memoirs of. 2 v 
 
 1831. • ■ ■ • 3127.23 
 
 — Bussey (G. M.) History of. Illus. by Vernet. 3128.08 
 
 — Camden (T.) History of. 2 v. 1814. 8°. 3131.21 
 
 — Campbell (Sir N.) Napoleon at Fontainebleau and 
 
 Elba. 1814-15. 1869 3132.22 
 
 — Court and camp of. New York. [n. &] 18°. [H 
 
 F. L.] 3132.05 
 
 — Fain (A. J. F.) Memoirs of the invasion of France, 
 
 and of the last six months of the reign of New 
 ed. 1834. 3131.11 
 
 — Forsyth (W.) History of captivity at St. Helena, 
 
 from the Letters and journal of Sir H. Lowe 
 
 2 v. 1853 3127.13 
 
 Reviewed In Blackwood, v. 74, 1863 ; New En<dander 
 v. 14, 1866. 
 
 — Goldsmith (L). Secret history of the cabiuet of. 
 
 1811 3127.15 
 
 — Goodrich (F. B.) *Court of Napoleon ; with por- 
 
 traits. 3d ed. 1867 3268.04 
 
 — Gourgaud (G.) Memoirs of the reign of. 2 v. 3132.24 
 Napoleon and the grand army of Kussia: a critical 
 
 examination of Segur's work. From the French. 
 1H25 3131.24 
 
 — Hazlitt (W.) Life of. 4 v. in 2. 1852. .3127.16 
 
 — Headley (J. T.) Imperial guard of. 1856.3132.03 
 Napoleon and his marshals. 2 v. 3853.3132.01 
 
 — History of Napoleon, [anon.'] 2v.ini. London, 
 
 1829. 16°. 3132.04 
 
 — Hooper (G.) ItaL campaigns, 1796-7 and 1800. 3132 06 
 
 — Jomini (H. de). Life of. From the French. With 
 
 notes, by H. W. Halleck. 4 v. "With atlas. 3128.10 
 
 — Lanfrey(P) History of. v. 1-2. 1871-2. 3131.16 
 
 Note. — An able work from an unfriendly and Bevere pen. 
 
 Eeviewed in Hayward's essays, 3d series, 1874 [2528.19] • 
 Blackwood, v. 11)2, 1867 ; Saint Paul's, 1869, or Littell, 1869, 
 v. 2 ; Quar. rev., v. 128, 1870, or Littell, 1870, V. 2 ; Temple 
 bar, Dec, 1871 ; Westm. rev., v. 97, 1872. 
 
 — Las Cases (M J. E. D., comie de). Memoirs of the 
 
 life, exile, and conversations of. 4 v. 1836. 3132.07 
 
 — Laurent 1'Ardeche, (P. M. ) History of. 2 v. 3127.21 
 
 — Lee(H.) Life of, etc. 1835 3127.19 
 
 v. 1 ; no more published. 
 
 — Life of Buonaparte, [anon.] From the German. 
 
 London, 1806. 8° 3132.11 
 
 — Macfarlane (O. ) Life of. [1869.] . . .3127.18 
 
 — Maitland (Sir F. L.) Narrative of the surrender of 
 
 Buonaparte and of his residence on board H M. 
 S. Bellerophon. 2d ed. 1826. . . . 3131.23 
 
 — Manuscript transmitted from St. Helena by an un- 
 
 known channel. 
 
 Note.— See notes upon this work in Montholon's Hist, 
 miscel., v. 2 [3132.29]. 
 
 — Mitchell (J. ) The fall of : historical memoir. 3 v. 
 
 1845 3131.13 
 
 — Montholon (C. T.) and Gourgaud (0.) Memoirs of 
 
 the history of France during the reign of Napo- 
 leon, dictated by the emperor at Saint Helena to 
 the generals who shared his captivity. 7 v. Lon- 
 don, 1823-24. 8°. 3132.24 
 
 Contents: v. 1-2. Memoirs dictated to Gourgaud. 
 
 v. 8-4. Memoirs dictated to Montholon. 
 
 v. 6-7. Historical miscellanies dictated to Montholon. 
 
 — Mounteney (B.) Historical inquiry, eta. 1824. 3131.20 
 
 — Napoleon IH. Napoleonic ideas. 1859. .5727.25 
 
 Note.— See WeBt. rev., v. 78, 1862. 
 
 — Observations on Bonaparte's imprisonment. Lon. , 
 
 1818. 8°. [Pamphleteer, v. 12.] . . 5058.12 
 
 — O'Meara (B.E.) Napoleon in exile. 2 v. 1863. 3127.13 
 
 Eeviewed in Fraser's mag., v. 48, 1853. 
 
 — Pelet de la Lozere (Comte J.) Napoleon in council. 
 
 Tr. by B. Hall. 1837 3132.23 
 
 — Eise and fall of N. {In Hist, of the French rev., 
 
 p. 2. London, 1847. 12° 514.08 
 
 — Savary (A. J. M. B., due de Bovigo). Memoirs, etc. 
 
 4v. 1828 3154.11 
 
 — Sarrazin (J.) Confessions of General Buonaparte 
 
 to the abbe Maury. Tr. from the French. 3132.20 
 
 — Scott (Walter). Life of. 3 v. N. Y., 1828. 3132.14 
 
 — — Same. 2 v. Exeter, (N. H.) 1828. .3132 17 
 
 — becret memoirs of ; by one who never quitted him 
 
 for 15 years, lanon.] 2d ed. L., 1815. 8°. 3132.21 
 
 — oegur (P. P. de). Expedition to Eussia by Napoleon 
 
 in 1812. 2 v. New York. ... %x<> n 
 Same. Phil., 1825. 12°. ... . ' 5i2'o9 
 
 — Thiers (M. A.) History of the consulate and the 
 
 empire. 5 v 5^3 13 
 
 Note.— Continuation of his Hist, of the revolution [616-10 1 
 
 — — Same. Histdu consulat et de l'empire. 20v. 524 oi 
 
 — Whately (E.) Historic doubts relative to Napoleon. 
 
 1856 3132 19 
 
 Same. L.,1821. 8°. [Pamphleteer, v. 27.'] 5058 27 
 
 — Alison (A.) Essays, p. 27-42. 1852 2517 02 
 
 — Bayne (P.) Essays, v. 2, p. 181-235. 1868 2513 05 
 
 — Oarlyle (T.) Heroes and hero worship. . . . 2515 12 
 
 — Channing (W. E.) Character of. [Works, v. 1.] '353310 
 
 — — Same. [Pamphleteer, v. 29.] .' 5058 29 
 
 — Chesuey (0. O.) Essays in mil. biography, etc. 1874. 3224 22 
 
 — Creasy (E. S.) Alexander, Cajsar, Charlemagne, and N. [In 
 
 Bentley's miscel., v. 33, or Eclectic mag., v. 28, 1863.] 
 
 — Croly (G.) Historical sketches, p. 338-56. 1842. ' . . 2521.22 
 
 — Edgar (J. G.) Boyhood ot great men 3263.23 
 
 — Emerson (E. W.) Representative men. . . 2524.08 ; 2524 09 
 
 Repr. in Littell, 1862, v. 1. 
 
 — Gibbon (F.) Public characters, v. 2, p. 116-540. v. 2 of 3216 17 
 
 — Gilnllan (G.) 3d gallery of portraits, p. 38-52. 1855. . 2526 13 
 
 — Russell (Wm.) Extraordinary men 3263 20 
 
 — Thackeray (W. M.) N. aud his system. [In his Paris sketch 
 
 book, v. 1.] 963 ,4 
 
 — Wilson (J. G.) Illustrious soldiers. 1874 3222.16 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 1, 1857 (The hundied days)- 
 v. 25, 1870 (Corresp. of., by J. Parton) ; Bentley's miscel. 
 v. 42-43, 1858 (Napoleon ballads, by W. Thornbury) ■ Brit 
 quar. rev., Jan., 1872 ; Eclectic, v. 26, 1852 ; Ed. rev v 
 126, 1867 (Correspondence of) ; v. 128, 1868 ; New monthly, 
 v. 7, 8, 1823 (4 art.) ; Putnam's mag., May, June, July, 
 1856 (N. as a family man) ; Jan., 1855 (Was N. a dictator?) ; 
 Temple bar, v. 45, 1872 (Campaigns of) ; several articles in 
 Harper's mag. (see Index to v. 1-60) ; references in Poole's 
 Index, and on p.311 of ' Table gen." of Rev.d.deux mondes. 
 
 Also lives of Josephine, and Marie Louise. 
 
 Note — Of general lives of Napoleon that of Abbott is 
 looked upon as a superficial panegyric. Hazlitt is an able 
 but more temperate partisan. In Thiers' brilliant pages 
 Napoleon is held up to admiration as the embodiment of 
 national glory ; while Lanfrey, an able and painstaking 
 French writer, and using the most recent materials, writ- 
 ing with republican sympathies, denounces his ambition, 
 and exposes his faults unsparingly. Scott, writing from 
 the standpoint of English toryism, is uniformly deprecia- 
 tory ; aud Alison's history of Europe is by no means free 
 from aristocratic prejudices. Jomini has the highest rank 
 aB a military historian. Among the more compendious 
 narratives are the ' Court and camp ' [3132.05] ; and ' Rise 
 aud fall ' [614.08] ; and the works of Headley, and Macfar- 
 lane. A number of works upon the battle of Waterloo will 
 be found enumerated under Waterloo (in class Countries). 
 ^ST Readers desiring more detailed bibliographical infor- 
 mation are referred to the Note on p. 196-7 of the Boston 
 pui •v.rary catalogue of history and biography [2716.19]. 
 
 / j Napoleon is the subject of W. Combe's hudi- 
 
 biT atire 'Napoleon' [1634.04]; aud of W. H. Harris's 
 ' r^a^oiuon, an epic poem ' [1645.12], 
 Napoleon II. (son of Napoleon L, duke of Eeichstadt, b. 
 1811, d. 1832). 
 
 — Greenwood (L.) [In Scribner, March, 1873.] 
 
 — Masson (D.) Celebrated children, p. 66-71. 1853. . 3263.21 
 Napoleon HI. (emperor of France, b. 1808, d. 1873). 
 
 — ADbott (J. S. C.) History of. 1869.. . .3138.01 
 Kings and queens, p. 334-370, 3255.28 
 
 — Baxter (M.) Louis Napoleon the destined monarch 
 
 of the world. 1864 3133.02 
 
 Note.— The work of a second adventist. 
 
 — Day (S. P.) True history of Louis Napoleon's life. 
 
 It71 3133.26 
 
 — Delord (Taxile). Histoire du second empire. (1848- 
 
 1869.) 517.22 
 
 — Faber (G. S.) The man of prophecy. 1859. 3133.01 
 
 — Hugo (V. ) The destroyer of the second republic ; 
 
 Napoleon the little. 1870 3133.22 
 
 Same. Napoleon le petit. Nouv. ed. 1869. 3133.23 
 
 — Macrae (D.) Life of Napoleon. 8th ed. 1870. 3133.25 
 
 — Napoleon III. at the. tribunal of history. 3d ed. 
 
 lanon.] London, 1871. 18° 441.06 
 
 — Political life, to 1852. [In his Works, v. 1.] 5057.16 
 
 — Shimeall (E. C.) Napolsonism unveiled ! or, an an- 
 
 swer to the great prophetic question : is Louis 
 Napoleon HI. the destined ruler of Europe, and 
 the Antichrist' 1870 3133.24 
 
 — Smucker (S. M.) History of. 1860. . .3133.03 
 — ■ Whitehurst (F. M. ) Court and social life in France 
 
 under. 2 v. 1773 517.18 
 
 In asking for books, use the "Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
182 
 
 BlOG-RAPSr (INDIVIDUAL) : Napoleonln. to Nollekens. 
 
 Napoleon TIT. , continued. 
 
 — Kinglake (A. W.) Invasion of the Crimea, v. 1. . . 554.11 
 
 Note.— A. caustic and unsparing review of the character 
 of Napoleon III., and of the Coup d 'etat. 
 
 — McCarthy (J.) Modern leaders, 1872 3267.16 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 7, 1861 ; Bentley's miscel., 
 Feb., 1857 ; v. 5-7, 1865 (Boyhood of); Blackwood, v. 85, 1859 
 (N. III. and Europe) ; v. 86, 1859 ; v. 95, 1864 (as general) ; 
 Brit. qnar. rev. .April, 1871 (Downfall of Bonapartism) ; Fort- 
 nightly rev., Feb., 1873 (N., 1851 and 1873, by A. V. Dicey); 
 Fraser's mag., v. 55, 1857, or Littell, 1857, v. 1 (Imperial- 
 ism) ; n. 8., V. 1, 1870, or Littell, 1870, v. 2 (The cost of N., 
 by W. B. Greg) ; n. a , v. 2, 1870, or Littell, 1871, v. 1 (Per- 
 sonal history) ; Gentleman's mag., July, 1871 (Inner life) ; 
 July, 1873 (Early days) ; National rev., v. 15, 1862, or Lit- 
 tell, 1861, v. 1 (Napoleonism, 1852-62) ; Nat. qu. rev., June, 
 1873 ; West, rev , v. 70, 18.58 and v. 77, 1862 (l-'rance and N.) 
 Napoleon (Joseph Charles Paul Bonaparte, called prince 
 Napoleon, b. 18^2i. 
 
 — McCarthy (J.) Modern leaders, 1872 3257.16 
 
 Nash (Richard, called Beau, Engl adventurer, b. 1674, 
 
 d. 1761). 
 
 — Doran (J.) Habits and men, p. 344-55 2523.11 
 
 — Bussell (W.) Eccentric personages 3261.03 
 
 — Thomson (K. B.) Wits and beaux of society. . . . 3262.25 
 
 See also Bentley's miscel., Oct., 1837. 
 Nassau (Mrs. Mary Cloyd Lotta, b. 1837, d. 1870). 
 
 — Nassau (li. H.) Crowned in Palm-land : a story of 
 
 African mission life. 1874 3131.07 
 
 Naylek (James, Engl religious fanatic, b. about 1616, d. 
 1660). 
 
 — Hughson(D.) Life of. 1814 3452.12 
 
 Neal (John, Amer. author, b. 1794). 
 
 — Wandering recollections of a somewhat busy life. 
 
 Boston, 1869. 16° 3133.19 
 
 Neandeb (Johann August "Wilhelm, German theologian 
 
 and church historian, b. 1789, d. 1850). 
 See Bibl. sacra, April, 1851 (by G. M. Adams) ; Oct., 1851 
 
 (as a church historian, by H. B. Smith) ; North Brit, rev., 
 
 Feb., 1851 ; Brit. qu. rev., Oct., 1868 ; and references in 
 
 Poole's Index. 
 Neckek (Jacques, French statesman and financier, b. 
 
 1732, d. 1804). 
 
 — Stael-Holstein (A. L. G. N., baronne de). Memoirs 
 
 of the private life of. 1818 3133.04 
 
 — Brougham (J., lord). Statesmen of time of George in., v. 3. 
 
 looo 3024 08 
 
 — Edgar (J. G ) Footprints of famous men. .' 3263 18 
 
 — James (G. P. R.) Eminent foreign statesmen, v. 5. '. 3211 23 
 
 Fortnightly rev., v. 11, 1869 (Necker and Calonne by E 
 S. Beeslyj ; New monthly mag., June, 1832. 
 Neckgb (Suzanne Curchod de Nasse, Mme. : French au- 
 thor, b. 1739, d. 1794). 
 
 — Sainte-Beuve (C. A.) Causeries du lundi, v. 4. . 7033 21 
 
 See also Nat. quar. rev., v. 3, 1861. 
 Nefe (Felix, Swiss Alpine missionary, b. 1798, d. 1829) 
 
 — Bost(A.) Letters and biography of. 1843. 3133.05 
 JNeill (James George, Brit, general, b. 1810, d. 1857) 
 
 — Haye (J W ) Lives of Indian officers, v. 2. 1867. 3224 21 
 Kelson (Horatio, viscount; British admiral, b. 1758, 'd. 
 
 1805). 
 
 — Dispatches and letters. 7 v. L., 1845-46. 8°. 3133 07 
 
 — Letters to Lady Hanrlton. 2 v. L, 1814. 8°! 3133' 14 
 
 — Pettigrew (T. J. ) Memoirs of the life of. 2 v. 3133 17 
 
 — Southey (E.) Life of. [,i. d.] . . . 3133 06 
 
 — Brougham (H.,ior<i). Contributions, etc., v.3 p 267-280 2517 OS 
 
 — Edgar (J G.) Boyhood of great men. . . P 39J3 S? 
 
 — —- Sea kings aud naval heroes. . . ifiX it 
 
 — Lamartine (A. M. L. de). Memoirs of celebrated 'characters! 
 
 -^WO portraits, eKV 8/ .' .' \ . ! " " " jj*£Jjj 
 
 Nelson and Caracciolo. [In his Paradoxes and puz" 
 
 2538 11 
 
 and lady Hamilton. [/« Essays from 
 
 2635.09 
 
 3263.20 
 
 Bent- 
 
 — Paget (J.) 
 
 zles, 1874.] 
 
 — Phillips (S.) Lord N 
 
 tlie Times, v. 1 1871 
 
 — Bussell (W.) Extraordinary men. 
 
 See also Blackwood, v. 87, 1867 (N. and'caracciolo' 
 m y pVo7eTln'd F ex b -' 1M7 ^ *"* ™°&S&'riSi 
 See also lives of Caiucciolo and of ladv Hamilton 
 Nemoues (Marie d'Orleans, dachesse de 6 16™ d 1707) 
 -- Memoires, 1618-53. [Petitot. 2 ser., v. 34] ' 5 S 
 
 Neei (Rhppo d3', Hal. priest, b. 1515, d. 1595) ' 
 
 uue. id. by P. W. Paber. L. , 1817 8° 31 ■« 9Q 
 37 r;" D ° mitiUS ClaUdlU8 ' *°*«* ^perolfb 
 
 — Abbott (J. ) ' History of. 1853 qi o« 1 e 
 
 ^X^lSr M 7 e;,vai St0ri ' eS K '°/ *°™ ™«° 
 
 Nebval (Gerard Labbunte, called Gerard de, French lit- 
 Urateur, b. 1808). 
 See Fraser's mag., May, 1873 (article by A. Lang). 
 
 Newcastle (Duchess of). See Cavendish (Margaret). 
 
 Newcastle (Duke of). See Cavendish (Wm.) ;— Clin- 
 ton (Henry Peliam). 
 
 Newcome (Rev. Henry, Engl, presbyterian minister b 
 1627, d. 1695). 
 
 — Autobiography; ed. by K. Parkinson. London, 1852 
 4°. [Chetham soc, v. 26, 27.] .... 509426 
 
 — Diary, 1661-63 ; ed. by T. Heywood. London, 1849 
 4°. [Chetham soc, v. 18.] 5094.18 
 
 Newman (Francis Wm. , Engl, scholar, author, moralist 
 and theist, b. 1805). 
 
 — ■ McCarthy (J.) Modern leaders, 1872 3257 x 6 
 
 See also Allibone, v. 2, and McClintock and Strong v g 
 
 Newman (John Henry, church of England divine,' after- 
 ward Roman catholic priest, b. 1801). 
 
 — McCarthy (J.) Modern leaders, 1872 3257 i 6 
 
 See also Allibone, v. 2, and M'CUntock and'sti-ong v 6 
 
 Newton (Sir Isnac, English mathematician, physicist 
 and theologian, b. 1642, d. 1727). 
 
 — Brewster (Sir D.) Life of. 1852 3134.01 
 
 Memoirs of. 2 v. 1855 .' 3]34.'o2 
 
 Note.— A. greatly improved edition of the fo'reg'oine Lit* 
 
 — Voltaire (P. M. A. de). Philos. de. [CEuvresT v. 
 37-38.] 50,4 04 
 
 — Buckley (T. A.) Dawnings of genius. 1857. . . mm 91 
 
 — Edgar (J. G.) Boyhood of great men. ... ' 3263^ 
 
 — Lives of eminent persons ' m,^\i 
 
 — Lodge (E.) Portraits, etc., v. 7. . . . .' .' ' ' ' 3225 07 
 
 — Parton (J.) People's book of biography. . . ' ' ' 32135 '03 
 See also Brit. qu. rev., or Littell, v. 47, 1855' : Ed' rev v 
 
 103, 1856, or LitteU, v 13, 1856 ; Nat. quar. rev v 13 1866- 
 North Brit, rev., v. 23, 1855, or Littell, v. II • Guar' rev 
 v. 110, 1861, or LitteU, 1862, v. 1 ; and Allibone v 2 with' 
 its ample references ; and Poole's Index. ' ' ' 
 
 Newton (Thomas, d. 1607). 
 
 — Bel] (B.) Lives of Enghsh poets 321117 
 
 Ney (Michael, marshal of France, b. 1769,' d. 1815) 
 
 — Memoirs. Published by his family. 2 v. London, 
 1833. 8 3131 04 
 
 — Alison (A.) Essays, p. 84 -94. 1852. ..'.'.' ' 2617 0° 
 
 — Headley (J. T.) Napoleon and his marshals v 2' 3132 02 
 Nicholas I. (emperor of Russia, b. 1796,' d. 1855). 
 
 — Korff(M.) Accession of. 1857. . 3134 15 
 
 — Mayne (P.) Life of. 1855 '. ' 3134 08 
 
 — Abbott (J S. C.) Kings and queens, p. 169-206. . . 3255.28 
 Blackwood, v. 77, 1855, or Littell, v. 9, 1855 (Death of) • 
 
 Putnam s mag., June, 1855 ; Quar. rev., v. 96, 1865 ; New 
 monthly mag., v. 16, 1826 ' 
 
 Nicholls (Charlotte Bronte). See Bkonte 
 Nicholson (John, British general, b. 1821 d 1857) 
 
 — Kaye(J. W.) Lives of Indian officers, v. 2 1867 3224 21 
 Nicias (Athenian general, d. 413 b c ) ' 
 
 — Plutarch Nicias. -N. and Crassus compared. [/„ Ms Lives. 
 V. 3 of 3146.17; V. 3 of 3145.22; v. 3 of 3145 08.1 
 
 Nicoll (Robert, Scotch poet, b. 1814, d 1837) 
 
 — Hood (E. P.) Peerage of poverty. . . 326513 
 
 — Smiles (S.) Brief biographies. 1861. . ] [ [ 3263 16 
 See also Westm. rev. v 38 ■"iw.iu 
 
 Niebuhb (Barthold G., German historian.b.mG, d.1831). 
 
 — J^ieber (1 . ) Reminiscences of, 1822-23. . 3134 07 
 
 — Lite and letters, with essays on his character, by 
 Bunsen and others. 1852 3134.06 
 
 — Buckley (T. A) Dawnings of genius. 1857 3263.24 
 
 s™ also Blackwood, v. 71, 1852, or Eclectic, v. 26, 1852 ; 
 
 IWm'nA'.h 9 i : .? raaer s ma S- V. 46, 1852 ; N. A. rev., V. 76, 
 i« in Z t 1 ?"'• rev - T - 17. 1852 ; and numerous referen- 
 ces in Poole s Index. 
 
 Mebuhe (Carsten, Danish traveller, b. 1733, d. 1815). 
 
 — Si Jor? ?f ll A Q f nt r ! ? 6, " S0Ua • • 3265.17 
 
 bt. John (J. A.) Lives, etc., v.3.. . . 3221 06 
 
 Nightingale (Florence, Engl, philanthropist, b. 18-0)'. 
 
 E,r!i,,e,?fw ° f the Hf 6 ' 9th ed - 1876 ^£3.13] ; Partou's 
 Eminent women 01 the age [3265.01]. 
 
 -T-uce m E p,° l0S - See also L'Enclos (Ninon de). 
 Noah flu '"' A° las ? 1 °P M ' tai ts, v. 2. 1853. . . . . .3212.16 
 
 JNoah (Mordecai M., New York editor , politician, and 
 author, b. 1785, d. 1851). 
 
 NnATT™= , I f?i Pi " COt ^ Jun . e ' 1868 < art - b y Samuel Lockwood). 
 JNoAtti^Adnen Maurice, due de, marshal de France, 
 
 — Memoires.' Composes par Millot. 1682-1766. [Petitot. 2ser„ 
 
 »• u.-<a.j 5124 — 
 
 — crSniii; T P Nolleke ns and lis times. 2 v. 3134.21 
 
 — ThZburw Jt' S z ^ painters aQ d Bculptors.v. 3. 1431.08 
 xnornbury (W.) British artists, v. 1. 1861.. . . .1433.10 
 
 BBOOKL5TN MEBOANIILE LIBBABY. 
 
BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : Nolte to Orsini. 
 
 183 
 
 Nolte (Vincent, Italian cosmopolite, b. 1779). 
 
 Fifty years in both hemispheres. 1864. 12°. . . . 8134.14 
 
 See also Blackwood, v. 75, 1854. 
 Noeth (Sir Dudley, English traveller, M. P., and author, 
 b. 1641, d. 1691). 
 
 — North (B.) Lives, etc. New ed. 3 y. 1826. 3134.16 
 North (Francis, 1st baron Guilford, lord keeper of the 
 
 great seal, b. 1637, d. 1685). 
 
 — North (R.) Lives, etc. Newed. 3 v. 1826. 3134.16 
 
 — Campbell (J., lord). Lord chancellors of England, v. 3. 8254.05 
 
 Sume. [In Hildreth (R.) Atrocious judges.] . .3253.13 
 
 Koscoe (W.) Eminent British lawyers 3211.06 
 
 Nokth (Frederick, 2d earl of Guilford, Engl, statesman, 
 b. 1732, d. 179'2). 
 
 — Brougham (J., lord). Statesmen of the time of George III. 
 
 V. 1 3024.06 
 
 — Earle (J. C.) English premiers, p. 221-259. 1871. v. 1. . 3222.11 
 
 — Lewis (G. C.) Administrations of Great Britain, 17S3 to 
 
 1830 477.17 
 
 — lodge (E.) Portraits, etc., V. 8 3225.01 
 
 See also lives of George III. 
 Nokth (John, D.D., Engl, classical scholar, b. 1645, & 
 1683). 
 
 — North (R.). Lives, etc. Newed. 3 v. 1826. 3134.16 
 Noethoote (James, English painter, b. 1746, d. 1831). 
 
 — Hazlitt(W.) Conversations of. 1830. .3134.13 
 
 — Cook (D.) Art in England. 1869 1433.15 
 
 — • Cunningham (A.) Lives of British painters and sculptors, 
 
 v. 6 1431.02 
 
 Noethcote (Sir Stafford, Engl, statesman, b. 1818). 
 
 — Higginson (T. W.) English statesmen. 1876. . . . 3221.13 
 
 — Beid (T. W.) Cabinet portraits, p. 179-186. 1872. . 3252.26 
 Noti (Eliphalet, Amer. dicine, president of Union college. 
 
 A". Y., b. 1773, d. 1865). 
 
 — Parton (J.) People's book of biography 3265. — 
 
 See Atlantic monthly, v. 20, 1867. 
 
 Nottingham [1st earl of). See Howabd (Charles). 3225.03 
 Novello (Clara Anastasia, countess Gigliucci, English 
 vocalist, b. 1818). 
 
 — Clayton (E. C.) Queens of song 3265.10 
 
 Noyes (John Humphrey, founder of the Oneida commu- 
 nity, b. lsll). 
 
 — Eastman (H. ) Noyesism unveiled : a history of the 
 
 sect self-styled Perfectionist. 1849. . . 3545.25 
 See also his Hist, of Amer. socialisms, p. 614 [6812.08] ; 
 and Nordhoff's Communistic societies [6812.16]. 
 Nttma Pompilios, (2d king of Borne, 7lh century B.C.) 
 
 — Plutarchus. Lives, v. 1 of 3146.17; v. 1 of 3145.22; v. 1 of 3145.08 
 Obebklbch (H. L. von Waldner, baronne d', b. 1754). 
 
 — Memoirs. By herself. [1754-88]. 3 v. London, 
 
 1802. 12° 3135.25 
 
 Note. — These memoirs aro descriptive of the court of 
 Louis XVI. and French society, previous to 1789. 
 
 Obeblin (Jean Frederic, French pastor and philanthropist, 
 b. 1710, d. 1826). 
 
 — Sims (T.) Brief memorials of. 1830. . .3134.26 
 Obeenowitsch ( Michel, prince of Servia, b. 1823). 
 
 See Fortnightly rev., v. 13, 1870 (by H. Sandwitch). 
 O'Connell (Daniel, Irish orator and patriot, b. 1775, d. 
 1847). 
 
 — McGee (T.D.) D. O'Conneli and his friends. 3135.03 
 
 — O'Keefe (C. M.) Life and times of. 2 v. 1864. 3134.29 
 
 — Leeky (W. E. H.) Leaders of public opinion. . . . 492.13 
 
 — Sheil (E. L.) The Irish bar, v. 1, p. 73-97. 1858. . .3253.09 
 
 See also Catholic world, Aug., Nov., 1875 ; and numerous 
 references in Poole's Index. 
 O'Connell (John, Irish politician, b. 1807). 
 
 — Recollections during a parliamentary career from 
 
 1833 to 1848. 2 v. London, 1849. 12°. 3135.01 
 O'Conoe (Charles, of JS'ew York, lawyer and public man, 
 b. 1804). 
 See Nat. quar. rev., v. 11, 1865. 
 Oehlenschlaegeb (Adam Gottlob, Danish poet, b. 1779, 
 d. 1850). 
 
 — Doran (J.) New pictures and old panels. 1859. . . 2523.18 
 
 See also Westm. rev., v. 77, 1862 ; and references in 
 Poole's Index. 
 Oeested (Hans Christian, Danish physicist and author, 
 b. 1777, d. 1851). 
 
 — Beaumont (E. de). Memoir of. [Sm. rep., 1868.] . . 3936.23 
 Oglethoepe (James Edward, founder of Georgia, b. 1698, 
 
 d. 1785). 
 
 — Harris (T. M.) Biogr. memorials of. 1841.3135.01 
 
 — Wright (R.) A memoir of. 1867. . . .3135.24 
 
 — Peabody (W.B.O.) Life of. [Sparks' Amer. biogr.,v.!2.] 3241.12 
 
 — Spaulding (T.) Sketch of the life of . [In Georgia hist, soc, 
 
 Col. 1840 622.01 
 
 See also N. A. rev., v. 63 (by Jared Sparks). 
 
 OKeefe (John, Irish dramatist, b. 1747, d. 1833). 
 
 — Recollections. Written by himself. 2 v. London 
 
 1826. 8° 3135.20 
 
 Oldoastle (Sir John, lord Cobham, Enql. reliqious re- 
 former, b. 1300 1 d. 1417). 
 
 — Gaspey (T. ) Life of. 2 v. 1843. . . . 3042 06 
 
 — Gilpin (W.) Lives, etc. 1766 3184 u8 
 
 Oldpield (Mrs. Anne, Engl, actress, b. 1673, d. 17s0). 
 
 — Edgerton (W.) Memoirs of. 1731. . .3135.19 
 Oldmixon (John, English author, b. 1673, d. 1742). 
 
 ■ — Lawrence (E.) Lives of British historians, v. 1. . . 3262 03 
 Oliee (Jean Jacques, Fr. priest, b. 1608, d. 1657). 
 
 — Farrar (H. S.) Revival of priestly life in the 17th century. 
 „ 18 ™- 3433.20 
 
 Olin (Stephen, Amer. divine, b. 1797, d. 1851). 
 
 — Life and letters of. 2 v. N. Y.,1854. 12 D . 3135.05 
 Oliphant (Caroline, Scotch poetess, b. 1807, d. 1831). 
 
 — Memoir. [WitANairne (CO., baroness). Life and songs.] 1674 22 
 OLrPHANT (Mrs. Margaret O. W., British authoress, b. 
 
 about 1818). 
 
 See Brit. quar. rev., March, 1869, or Littell, 1869 v 2 
 (Works of Mrs. O.) 
 Oltvarez (Gasparo de Guzman, conde de ; duque de 
 San Lucar de Barrameda, Spanish statesman, b. 
 1587, d. 1645). 
 
 — James (G. P. R.) Eminent foreign statesmen, v. 2. . 3211.20 
 Olmstead family of New England. 
 
 — Thomas (E .L.) Abridged genealogy of the. 3134.28 
 Olmstead (Denison, Amer. astronomer and physicist. 
 
 b. 1791, d. 1859"). 
 
 — Woolsey (T.D.) Commemorative discourse. [New Enelander. 
 
 v. 17, 1859.] 
 O'Neill (Miss Elizabeth, Engl, tragic actress, b. 1791 ? 
 
 — Jones (C.J). Memoirs of. 1816 3135.18 
 
 — Hazlitt (W.) Criticisms, p. 298-317 2531.17 
 
 O'Neill (Hugh, earl of Tyrone, d. 1616). 
 
 — Meehan (C. P. ) Fate and fortunes of. 1868. 492.14 
 Ongaeo (Francesco dalT, Hal. patriot and poet, b. 1808). 
 
 See N. A. rev., Jan., 1868 (by W. D. Howell). 
 Opie (Amelia Alderson, Engl, authoress, b.1769, d.1853). 
 
 — Kavanagh (J.) English women of letters, v. 2. . . 3256.19 
 
 — Russell (W.) Extraordinary women 3263.19 
 
 Opie (John, British painter, b. 1761, d. 1807). 
 
 • — • Cunningham (A.) Lives of British painters, v. 2. . , 1431.02 
 Oefokd (Earl of ). See Walpole (Sir Robert). 
 Obigen, (Alexandrian christian writer, b. 184 ? d. 253). 
 
 — Life, [anon.] London, 1840. 24°. . . 3135.07 
 
 — Pressense (E. de). Martyrs and apologists. 1871. . 3413.17 
 
 — Vaughan (R. A.) Essays and remains, v. 1, p. 1-40. 2544.22 
 
 See also Catholic world, April, 1874 (O., was he a heretic ?) 
 Oeleans family. 
 
 — Taylor (W. C. ) Memoirs of the. 1637-1848 3134.24 
 
 Also North Brit, rev., v. 24, 1855 ; Boubbon family. 
 Obleahs (Gaston, due d', son of Henry IV, b. 1608, d. 
 1660). 
 
 — Memoires, 1608-34. [Petitot. 2 ser., v. 31.J .... 503.09 
 Oeleans (Helene Louise Elizabeth de Mecklenbourg- 
 
 Schwerin, duchesse d', wife of the eldest son of Louis 
 Philippe, b. 1814, d. 1858). 
 
 — Memoirs. By the marquess de Harcourt. With 
 
 biographical souvenirs, etc. By G. H de Schu- 
 bert. 1860 3135.08 
 
 — Memoire. [anon.] Paris, 1868. 12°. . . 3135.22 
 
 — Challice (Mrs.) Illustrious women of France. 1873. . 3266.09 
 
 See also Bentdey's miscel., v. 45, 1859. 
 Oeleans (Philippe II., due d' ; regent of France, 1715- 
 1723 ; b. 1674, d. 1723). 
 
 — Baker (H. B.) French society, etc., v. 1, 1874. . . . 3266.15 
 
 Repr. from Temple bar, 1873. 
 Oeleans (Henrietta Anne, 1st wife of Philippe, due d'). 
 
 See Henbietta Anne, (daughter of Charles I.) 
 Oeleans (Elizabeth Charlotte, duchesse d' ; 2d wife of 
 
 Philippe, brother of Louis XIV., b. 1652, d. 1722). 
 
 — Correspondance complete. Tr. par G. Brunet. 2 v. 
 
 Paris, 1855. 12° 3137.19 
 
 — Lettres nouvelles. Tr. par A. A. Rolland. Paris, 
 
 1863. 12° 3137.21 
 
 — Memoires. [ In Barriere. Bibl. des mem., v. 1.] 
 
 — Bruce (J.) Classic portraits, v. 2 3212.16 
 
 See also New monthly mag.. May, 1865. 
 Obme (Robert, historian, of British India, b. 1728, d. 1801). 
 
 — Lawrence (E.) Lives of British historians, v. 2. . . 3262.04 
 Oeeeex (J. Boyle, earl of). See Boxle (John). 
 Oksini. See also Uesins. 
 
 Oesini ^Felice, Ital. revolutionist, b. 1819, d. 1858). 
 ■ — Memoirs and adventures. Written by himself 
 Edinburgh, 1857. 8° 3135.09 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
184 
 
 BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : Osborne to Parr. 
 
 Osboene (Thomas, earl of Danby, and duke of Leeds, 
 statesman, b. 1631, d. 1712). 
 
 — Courtenay (F. P.) Lives of British statesmen, v. 5. . 3211.11 
 
 Ossoli (Sarah Margaret Fuller, marchesa d', American 
 authoress, b. 1810, d. 1850). 
 
 — Memoirs. [By J. F. Clarke, W. H. Charming, and 
 
 B. W. Emerson.] 2 v. Boston, 1857. 12°. 3063.08 
 
 — Crosland (Mrs. N.) Memorable women. 1851. . 3262.26 ; 19 
 
 — Eussell (W.) Eccentric personages 3264.03 
 
 Extraordinary -women 3263.19 
 
 — Smiles (8.) Brief biographies. 1861 3263.16 
 
 See also N. A. rev., v. 91, 1860 ; Eclectic mag., v. 20, 
 1852 ; the article in AHibone, and the references under 
 Fuller in Poole's Index. 
 Osstjna, or Osufia (Don Pedro Tellez y Giron, duque d\ 
 Spanish viceroy of Sicily ,b. 1579, d. 1624). 
 
 — James (G. P. B.) Eminent foreign statesmen, v. 1. . 3211.19 
 Omo (Marcus Salvius, 6. 32, d. 69). 
 
 — Plutarch. Lives, v. 6 of 3146.17; V. 6 of 3145.22; v. 4 of 3145.08 
 
 See also Cmsamb, p. 127 ; Merivale's Hist, of the Romans; 
 and New monthly mag., May, 1861. 
 Otho (king of Greece, 1832-62, 6. 1815, d. 1867). 
 
 See Blackwood, v. 76, 1854 ; v. 94, 1863. 
 Otis (James, of Mass., Amer. rev. patriot and orator, 
 b. 1725, d. 1783). 
 
 — Bowen (F.) Life of. [Sparks' An>.bio.,v.l2.] 3241.12 
 
 — Tudor (W.) Life of. 1823 3135.10 
 
 — Magoon (E. L.) Orators of the rev., p. 61-94. 1848. . 6311.12 
 
 See also Harpers mag., v. 3 (by B. J. Lossing). 
 
 Otway (Thos., Engl, dramatist and actor.b. 1621 ,d.l685). 
 
 — Dunham (3. A.) Lives, etc., v. 3 3211.16 
 
 — Johnson (S.*) Lives of English poets, v. 1 3263.01 
 
 See also Allibone's article. 
 Oveebuby (Sir Thomas, Engl, poet and philosopher, b. 
 1581, d. 1613). 
 
 — Adams (W.D.) Famous books. 1875 2513.11 
 
 — Amos (A.) Trial of the earl of Somerset for poisoning Sir T. 
 
 Overbury. 1846 5612.26 
 
 — Bell (B.j Lives of English poets 3211.17 
 
 — Bimbaiut (E. F.) Biography of. [In O.'s Works. 1856.] 5062.01 
 
 See also Bentley's miscel., Oct., 1837 (by G. Hogarth) ; 
 Dec, 1846 (by W. O. Taylor) ; Feb., 1857. 
 Ovebend, Gurney & Co. 
 
 See London soc, Sept., 1866. 
 Owen (John, English puritan divine, b. 1616, d. 1683). 
 — Orme W.) Memoirs of life, writings, etc., of. 3135.12 
 
 — Thomson (A.) Life of. 6th ed. 1853. .3135.28 
 
 — Tulloch (J.) English Puritanism and its leaders. . . 3614.15 
 
 See also National rev., v. 15, 1862 ; North Brit, rev., v. 
 16, 1851-2, or Eclectic mag., v. 25, 1852. 
 
 Owen (Bichard, Engl, zoologist, b. 1804). 
 
 See North Brit, rev., v. 28, 1858. 
 Owen (Bobert, Scotch socialist and humanitarian, b. 
 1771, d. 1858). 
 
 — Life. By himself. 2 v. 1857-58. 8°. .3135.16 
 
 — Booth (A. J.) The founder of socialism in England. 
 
 1869 3135.15 
 
 — Sargent (W. L.) Bobert Owen, and his social phi- 
 
 losophy. 1860 3135.14 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 31, 1873 (E. O. at New Lan- 
 arck, by B. D. Owen) ; v. 31, 1873 (German baron and Eng- 
 lish relormer, by B. D. Owen); Harper's mag., v. 39 (by M. 
 D. Conway) ; Westm. rev., v. 74, 1860. 
 Owen (Bobert Dale, son of preceding, Amer. spiritualist 
 and humanitarian, b. 1804). 
 
 — Twenty-seven years of autobiography. Threading 
 
 my way. 1874 3135.29 
 
 Oxenstieena (Axel, count, Swedish statesman under Gus- 
 tavus Adolphus, b. 1583, d. 1654). 
 
 — James (G. P. B.J Eminent foreign statesmen, v. 2. . 3211 20 
 Padilla (Marie de, favorite of fedro the cruel, d. 1361). 
 
 — Menzies (S.) Boyal favourites, p. 71-166. 1865. v. 1 of 3257.10 
 Paez (Jose Antonio, Venezuelian patriot and statesman, b. 
 
 1787, d. 1873). 
 See Atlantic mag., v. 3. 
 Baganini (Nicolo, Italian violinist, b. 1784, d. 1810). 
 
 — Escudier (M. el L.) Yie anecdotique de. 1562.05 
 — Fctis (F. J.) Biogr. univ. des musiciens, v. 6. . . . 1365 06 
 
 See also For. qu. rev., April, 1831 ; Littell, v. 29 • "Wins- 
 low's Jour, of psy. med., v. 7, 1854 (Effect of love on his 
 musical power). 
 Page (Wm., Amer. painter, b. 1811). 
 
 — Tuckerman (H. T.) Book of the artists 1415 09 
 
 See also Atlantic, v. 7, 1861. 
 Paine (Bobert Treat, Amer. jurist and rev. patriot b 
 1731, d. 1814). ' ' 
 
 — Sanderson (J.) Lives of the signers of the Declaration of in- 
 
 dependence, v. 2 32i 4 02 
 
 Paine (Bobert Treat, son of preceding, poet 'and 'author, 
 b. 1773, d. 1811). 
 
 — Irving (W.) Spanish papers, v. 2, p. 303-325. 1866. . 2533.12 
 
 — Prentiss (O.) Biogr. sketch of. [WaAP.'sWorks, 1812.] 6069.10 
 Paine (Kobert Troup, student in Harvard college, b. 1829 
 
 d. 1851). ' 
 
 — Memoir of, by his parents. N. ¥., 1852. i°. 3138.02 
 Paine (Thomas, democrat, and political and deistical 
 
 writer, b. 1737, d. 1809). 
 
 — Cheetham (J. ) Life of. 1809 3135.30 
 
 — Harford (J. S.) Some account of T. P. 1829. 5093.19 
 
 — Sheldon (F.) [In Atlantic monthly, v. 4, 1859.] 
 
 . See also the article in Allibone, v. 2 (many references) • 
 Duyckinck, and the references in Poole's Index. ' 
 
 Paleaeio (Aonio, Italian scholar and reformer, b 1500 
 d. 1570). 
 
 — Young (M.) Life and times of. 2 v. 1860. 3136.01 
 Paley (Wm., B.J)., English theologian. b. 1743, d. 1805) 
 
 — Meadley (G. W.) Memoirs of. '2d ed. 1810. 3136.15 
 
 — Conversations of. [New monthly mag., 1827, pt. l.J 
 
 — Foster (J.) Critical essays, v. 1. 1856 2525.03 
 
 PalSvbey (Win., Amer. rev. paymaster-general, d. 1780). 
 
 — Palfrey (J.G.) Life of. [In Sparks (J.) Amerlbiogr./v. 17.] 3241.17 
 Palissy (Bernard, French potter, b. 1509 ('/) d. 1589). ' 
 
 — Morley (M.) Palissy the potter. 2 v. 1853. 3136.03 
 
 — Child (L. M.) Looking toward sunset 2521.01 
 
 — Lamartine (A. M. L. de). Celebrated characters, v. 1. 3264.18 
 
 See also Blackwood, v. 73. 1853 ; and consult works "on 
 Pottery, in the general alphabet. 
 Pallas (Peter Simon, German naturalist and traveller b 
 1741, d. 1811). 
 
 — Jardine (Sir W.) Naturalist's library, v. 18. ... 
 
 — St. John (J. A.) Lives, etc., v. 3 3221.04 
 
 Palmebston (Lord). See Temple (Henry John. 
 Pameili (Olympia). See Maldachtni. 
 
 Panizzi (Sir Antonio, Hal. scholar, principal librarian 
 of British museum, b. 1797, d. 1875). 
 
 — Cowtan (B.) Biographical sketch of. 1873. 3135.31 
 Paoli (Pasquale, Gorsican patriot, b. 1726, d. 1807). 
 
 — Boswell (J.) Memoirs of. 2d ed. 1768. . 975.15 
 
 — Merivale (H.) Historical studieB, 1865 2535.30 
 
 Bepr. from Ed. rev., v. 101. 
 Pape (Jacques, seigneur de St. Auban, French chronicler). 
 
 — M6moires, 1672-87. [Petitot. 1 s6r., v. 43.] .... 6122.— 
 Paeacelsus (A. P. T. B., Swiss physician and alchemist, 
 
 b. 1493, d. 1541). 
 
 — Bussell (J. B.) Heroes of medicine 4313.01 
 
 See also Bobert Browning's poem ' Paracelsus.' 
 Paek (Mungo, Scotch traveller, b. 1771, d. about 1805). 
 
 — Brougham (H.,lord). Contributions,efc.,v. 3, p. 280-305 2517.08 
 
 — St. John (J. A.) Lives, etc., v. 3 3221,03 
 
 Paekee (Matthew, abp. of Canterbury, b. 1504, d. 1575). 
 
 — Hook (W. F.) Archbishops of Canterbury, v. 9, 1872. 3445.12 
 
 — Lodge (E.)' Portraits, etc., v. 2 3225.02 
 
 Paekee (Nathan, Amer. Unitarian divine, 6.1782, d.1833). 
 
 — Ware (H., jr.) Sketch of. [Works, v. 2.] 3617.04 
 
 Paekee (Theodore, Amer. preacher, and social and anti- 
 slavery reformer, b. 1810, d. 1859). 
 
 — Experiences as a minister. 1859 3582.11 
 
 — Frothingham (O. B. ) Theodore Parker : a biogra- 
 
 phy. 1874 3136.17 
 
 -- Reville (A. ) Life and writings of. 1865. . 3136.16 
 
 — Weiss (J.) Life and correspondence of. 2 v. 3136.06 
 
 See also Atlantic, v. 6, 1860 (by T. W. Higginson) ; Biblo- 
 theca sacra, Jan ,1861, and April, 1869; Christian Examiner, 
 Jan., 1864 (by Jos. H. Allen) ; July, 1864 (by D. A. Wasson) ; 
 Contemp. rev., v. 1, 1866, or Littell, 1866, v. 2 (by Prof. 
 Cheetham); Fortnightly lev., v. 8, 1867 (by M. D.Conway); 
 Fraser's mag , v. 69, 1864 ; Littell, 1860, v. 3, or Christian 
 observer, 1860 (T. P. and the Oxford essayists) ; New Eng- 
 lander, 16, 1858; N. A. rev., v. 98, 1864; the memoir of Ezra 
 Stiles Gannett, by his son, chap. iii. (His relations to uni- 
 tarianism and the transcendental movement) ; Westmin- 
 ster rev., April, 1847 (by J. Martlneau). Also the artioleia 
 Allibone, with its numerous references ; and the referen- 
 ces in Poole's Index. 
 Paekee (Thomas, earl of Macclesfield, lord chancellor, b. 
 1666, d. 1732). 
 
 — Campbell (J., lord). Lord chancellors of England, v. 4. 3254.06 
 Paemigiano (Francesco Mazzuoli, called ; Ital. painter, 
 
 b. 1503 or 1504, d. 1540). 
 
 — Coxe (W.) Sketohes of the lives, etc. {anon.] 3044.20 
 Paenell (Thomas, Irish poet, b. 1679, d. 1717). 
 
 — Johnson (S.) Lives of the poets, v. 1 8263.01 
 
 Paeb (Samuel, D.D., Engl, scholar and divine, b. 1746, 
 
 d. 1825). 
 
 — Correspondence. [Ira his Works, v. 7-8.] . 5062.08 
 
 — Field (W.) Memoirs of. 2 v. 1827. . .3136.08 
 
 — Johnstone (J.) Memoirs of. [ftiP.'s Works, v. 1.) .5062.02 
 
 — DeQuincey (T.) Essays on philos. writers, v. 2, p. 1-188. 2522.19 
 
 — Edgar (J. G.) The boyhood of great men 8263.23 
 
 See also Allibone, v. 2, and New monthly mag., v. 31. 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : Parr to Pennington. 
 
 185 
 
 Pabe (Thomas, English centenarian, b. 1483? d. 1635?). 
 See Longevity, in general alphabet, for accountB of his 
 
 case. His claims are discredited by W. J. Thorns. 
 Pabsons (Theophilus, chief justice of Mass., b. 1750, d. 
 
 1813). 
 
 — Memoir. Byhisson.Theophilus. B.,1859. 8°. 3136.10 
 Paeton {Mrs. Sarah Payson Willis, 'Fanny Fern,' wife 
 
 of James, b. 1811, d. 1873). 
 
 — Lite and beauties of Fanny Fern, {anon.} N. Y., 
 
 1855. 12° 3136.23 
 
 Parton (J. ) Fanny Fern, a memorial. 1873. 3136.24 
 
 Pascal (Blaise, French philosopher, theologian, and math- 
 ematician, b. 1623, d. 1662). 
 
 — Perier (Mme.) Life of P. [Tr.] by E. Jesup. 3136.21 
 Vie de P. [ With his Pensees, 1847.] . . 3583.07 
 
 — Vinet(A) Studies of P. 1859 3616.01 
 
 _ Beard (C.) Port Boyal, v. 2, p. 4-126. 1861 S4S4.19 
 
 Bowen (F.) [In Characteristics of men of genius, v. 1, p. 69- 
 
 125. 1846.] 2516.19 
 
 Cousin (V.) P. as a philos. sceptic. [With F.'s Thoughts. 
 
 ,g=o 1 3583.06 
 
 Coxe (W.) Notices of. [In Ids Melanobthou.] . . . 3122.26 
 
 Ed»ar (J. G.) Boyhood of great men 3263.23 
 
 Rogers (H.) Reason aad faith, etc 3587.19 
 
 — Eu6sell(W.) Extraordinary men 3263.20 
 
 Shelley (M. W.) Lives, etc., v 1 3211.24 
 
 See also Eclectic mag., v. 28, 1853 ; New monthly mug., 
 Nov. 1856 ; North Brit, rev., v. 35, 1861, or Litiell, 1862, v. 
 1 (P.'as a christian philosopher). Poole's Index gives nu- 
 merous references. 
 Pascal (Jacqueline, sister of Blaise, b. 1625, d. 1661) . 
 
 — Cousin (V. ) and others. Jacqueline Pascal, etc. 3136.22 
 Etudes, 'etc. 6eed. 1869 7042.25 
 
 — Beard (C.) Port Royal, v. 2, p. 4-126. 1861 3434.19 
 
 See also Democratic review, v. 21. 
 Pasta (Giuditta, ltal. Jewish singer, b. 1798, d. 1865). 
 
 — Claytou(E. C.) Queens of song Sj'J? 
 
 — Hunt (J.) Wishiug-cap capers . .2532.24 
 
 Patekson (Mrs. Jean Greig, methodist, b. 1783, d. 1821). 
 
 — Swan (W.) Memoir of. 3d ed. 1824. . .3136.18 
 Pateeson (Win., founder of the Bank of England, b. 
 
 1660 (?) d. 1719). ln „ ln 
 
 — Bannister (S. ) Life and trials of. 1857. .3136.19 
 Patterson (Elizabeth, wife of Jerome Bonaparte). 
 
 — Saffell (W. T. B. ) The Bonaparte-Patterson mar- 
 
 riage in 1803 3022.25 
 
 Pateick (Saint, apostle and patron saint of Ireland, b. 
 
 about 372, d. 454 or later). 
 - Joeelvn. Life and acts of. From the Latin, by E. 
 L. Swift. 1809 3418 03 
 
 — Butler (A.) Lives of the saints, v. 1. (Men. 17th.) . 3418.01 
 Patterson (John Coleridge, missionary bishop of the 
 
 Melanesian islands, b. 1827, d. 1871). 
 
 — Yonge(C. M.) Life of . 3d ed. 2 v. 1874. 3136.31 
 
 See also Quar. rev., Oct., 1874. 
 Paul (Saint, apostle to the gentiles). See Paul (St.), p. yt>. 
 Paul I. (emperor of Russia, b. 1754, d. 1801). 
 
 — Masson de Blamont (C. F. P.) Memoires secrets, 
 
 Notes par M. F. Barriere. 1859. . . . 507 -uJ 
 Secret memoirs. 2 v. 3032. 29 
 
 — Fowler (G.) Sovereigns of Russia, v. 2 3253.02 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 72, 1865 (2 articles). 
 Paul V. [pope, Camillo Borghese, b. 1552, d. 1621). 
 
 — Trollope (T. A.) Paul the pope and Paul the friar. 
 
 1861 3433.07 
 
 Paul (Saint Vincent.de, French Roman catholic priest, 
 founder of the ' Sisters of charity,' b. 1576, d. 1°™)- 
 
 — Maccall (W.) Foreign biographies, v. 1, p. 69-84. 1873. 3265.21 
 
 Paul (Father). See Saepi (Paolo). 
 
 Paulding (James K., Amer. novelist, b. 1779, d. liibO). 
 
 — Paulding (W. L) Literary life of. 1867. •3137.04 
 
 — Homes of American authors. 1857 • • -J? j 1 
 
 Paulet or Powlett (Lavinia, formerly Miss Benton, 
 
 duchess of Bolton, b. 1808). 
 
 — Clayton (E. O.) Queens of song • 
 
 Pausanias (Spartan general, 5th century B.C.) 
 
 — Herbert (H. W.) Captains, etc 
 
 Paxton (Isaac, of Ohio, b. 1770, d. 18bl). 
 
 — McBride (J.) Pioneer biography, v. 2. . . . ••.:**%'.;„ 
 Payne i John Howard , Amer. poet and dramatist, b. 1 Mi, 
 
 cl 18521 
 
 — Harrison (G.) Life and writings of. 1875. 3138.03 
 
 — Fay (T. S.) T2 articles in New York mirror, v. 10, 1832.] 
 
 See also i articles In Allibone, v. 2 (with references) ; and 
 in Duyckinck, v. 1. , , 1fi0 rr, 
 
 Payson (Edward, New England divine, b. 1783, a.iȣi). 
 
 — Cummings (A.) Memoir of. 1816. . v. 1 of 3583. IB 
 
 Peabody (Col. Francis, of Sidem, Mass., b. 1801, d. 1867f. 
 
 — TJpham (C. W.) Memoir of. [Essex inst. hist, col., v. 9.] 605.11 
 Peabody (George, banker and philanthropist, b. 1795, d. 
 
 1869). 
 
 — Hannaford (P. A.) Life of. 1870. . -, .3137.15 
 
 — Stevens (H. ) Account of the dinner given to the 
 
 Americans oonnected with the Great Exhibition 
 at the London coffee-house, Ludgate Hill, on the 
 27th October, 1851 3137.16 
 
 — Bourne (H. K. F.) London merchants, p. 267-295. 1809. 3261.04 
 Peabody (Joseph, of Salem, Mass., b. 1757, d. 1814). 
 
 — Hunt (F.) Amer. merchants, v. 1, p. 367-389. . . . 3244.10 
 Peacock (Thomas Love, b. 17w5, d. 1866). 
 
 — Smith (G.B.) Poets and novelists, 1876 3261.11 
 
 See also Coutemp. rev., April, 1875 (by James Daviesj, and 
 Fortnightly, Aug., 1873. 
 Peale (Kembrand't, Amer. artist, b. 1778, d. 1860). 
 
 — Lester (C. E.) Artists of America, 1846 1415.10 
 
 — Tuckerman (H. T.) Book of the artists 1415.09 
 
 Pedeo the Cruel, (king of Castile and Leon, b. about 1334, 
 
 d. 1369). 
 
 — Merimes (P.) History of. 2 v. 1849. . .3142.10 
 Peel (Sir Boberfc, English statesman, b. 1788, d. 1850). 
 
 — Doubleday (T. ) Political life of. 2 t. 1856. 3136.29 
 
 — Lives of Wellington and Peel. 1852. . .3183.14 
 
 — Taylor (W. C.) Life of. 4 v 3136.25 
 
 — Adams (H. H. D.) Men at the helm 8222.14 
 
 Bagehot (W.) Estimates, etc., p. 367-410 2517.24 
 
 — ■ Chambers's papers for the people, v. 4 2516.02 
 
 Earle (J O.) English premiers, v. 2, p. 261-312. 1871. 3222.11 
 
 Greg (W. B.) Essays, v. 2, p 303-364. 1853 2526.23 
 
 Maddyn <D. O.) Chiefs of parties, v. 1, p. 272-302. 1859. 3262.06 
 
 — Bussell (W.) Extraordinary men. ... . . 3263.20 
 
 3265.10 
 
 . 3082.03 
 
 Smith (Goldwin). [In Macmillan's mag., v. 19, 1869, or Lit- 
 teU, 1869, v. 1.] 
 
 Article in Encyclopaedia Britannica. 
 
 See also Blackwood, v. 88, 1860, or Littell, v. 4, 1860 ; N. 
 A. rev., v. 85, 1857 ; article in Allibone, and numerous ref- 
 erences in Poole's Index. 
 Pelham (Henry, Engl, statesman, b. 1694, d. 1754). 
 
 — Earle (J. 0.) English premiers, v. 1, p. 79-126. 1871. 3222.11 
 Pelham (Thomas, duke of Newcastle, b. 1693, d. 1758). 
 
 — Earle (J. C.) English premiers, v. 1, p. 79-126. 1871. 3222.11 
 
 See also New monthly, Jan., 1859. 
 Pelissiee (Amable Jean Jacques, due de Malakqff, b. 
 1794, d. 1864). 
 
 See Bentley's miscel., v. 47, 1860. 
 Pellico (Silvio, Italian author, b. 1789, d. 1854). 
 
 — Mv imprisonments : memoirs. Tr. by T. Boscoe. 
 
 New York, 1833. 12° 3137.05 
 
 Same. My prisons. Boston, 1868. 16°. 3137.06 
 
 • — Chambers's miscellany, v. 3 ??}?'?? 
 
 Tuckerman (H. T.) Essays, biographical, etc. . . . 2544.16 
 
 Pellew (Edward, English admiral, b. 1757, d. 1833). 
 
 Lives of eminent Englishmen 3221.11 
 
 Pelopidar, (Theban general, d. 364 B.C.) 
 
 Plutarch. Pelopidas.-P. and Marcellus compared. (In hu 
 
 Lives v. 2 ot 3146.17 : v. 2 of 3145.22 ; V. 2 of 3145.08. 
 
 Pembekto'n' (Charles Beece, Engl. Shakspenan reader, 
 b. about 1790, d. 1840). 
 
 Hall (S. T.) Bemarkable people, p. 81-95. 1873. . . 3266.19 
 
 Pembeoke ( Countess of ). See Sidney (Mary). 
 Penelope (fabled wife of Ulysses). 
 
 — Owen (Mrs. O. F.) Heroines of history. . . . . . 3261.21 
 
 Penn (Wm., Engl, quaker, founder of Pennsylvania, b. 
 
 1644, d. 1718). 
 
 — Clarkson(T.) Memoirs of. New ed., with preface 
 
 by W. E. Forster. 1849 ^oHI 
 
 — Dixon (H.) Life of. 1851 313 ,.08 
 
 — Ellis (G.E.) Life of. [Sparks' Am.biog.,v.22. 3241.01 
 -Januey(S. M.) Life of. 1852 • • ■ <- 
 Sketch of. (In Armor (W. C.) Gov. of Pa.] 
 
 — Kingston W. H.) A true hero ; or, story ot. 
 -Paget (J.) Inquiry into the charges brought by 
 
 Macaulay against W. P. 1858.. . . 3137 12 
 Same. (In his Paradoxes and puzzles, 1874.] . • -IB38.U 
 
 — Weems (M. L.) Life of. 18o4 „./, 
 
 Te ako article in Allibone, v. 2 ; Lippincott's Diet, of 
 biogr v 2 references in Poole's Index, and Note on p. 
 214 of Boston library catalogue of hist., biogr., etc. 
 
 — WebbVvi.) Penns and Penningtons of the^ljth 
 
 century. 1867 • • 
 
 _ Meredith (G. M.) The old slate-roof house. 
 
 mag., v. 1, 1868.] . 1Q7nl 
 
 — Smith (J. J.) (In Lippincott's mag., Feb., 1870.] 
 
 Pennington family. . , 
 
 — Webb (M.) Penns and Penningtons of the V7tb 
 
 century. 1867 
 
 3137.09 
 . 3246.02 
 
 :.98 
 
 3137.11 
 [In Lippincott's 
 
 3137.11 
 
 In asking for books, use the "Book Orders," giving the 
 
 AUTHOR'S NAME, the ftrst part of the TITLE, and the NUMBEB. 
 
186 
 
 BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL): Pepe fo Philip in. 
 
 Pepe (Guglielmo, Neapolitan general and patriot, 6.1799, 
 _»i Personal reminiscences v 8 P .193-216. 8222.04 
 
 F^!S(6& Wm., New England merchant and gene- 
 
 ral, b. 1696, A 1759). 0107 m 
 
 _ Parsons (U.) Life of. 1856 . . . . ■ g 3137.10 
 
 — Hunt (F.) American merchants, v. 2, p. 101-168. 1868. 3244.11 
 Pepys (Samuel, Engl, gentleman, gossip, and connoisseur, 
 
 6. 1632, d. 1703). . . _,, . 
 
 — Diary (1659-69] and corresp. in the reign of Charles 
 
 IL and James II, with life and notes by lord Bray- 
 broke It. 1855. 8°. 3142 '°i 
 
 Same. Memoir by J.Timbs. L.,[1870.] 12°. 3142 19 
 
 iriavni IW D I Famous books. 1876 ^ „„ii 
 
 — aSt UT Men, women, and boots, ,. 2 p. 219 250 2533^7 
 
 See also Blackwood, v. 76, 1864, or Littell , y. 6 1864 ; Tem- 
 ple Bar, v. 30, 1870, or Littell, 1870, v. 4 (Behind the scenes). 
 See also many notices in Poole's Index. _ 
 
 Peectval (James Gates, ilmer. poei and geologist, 6.17tto, 
 
 — Ward(J.H.) Life and letters of. 1866. .314.2.05 
 
 — Oilman (S.) Contrib. to literature, p. 284-303. . . -2626.14 
 _ Lowell (J. B.) My study windows, p. 178-193. 1871. 2534 18 
 
 S« ofeo Atlantic monthly, v. 4, 1859; v. 17, 1859 (by E. W. 
 
 Bobbins) ; v. 26, 1867 (by prof. Dwight) ; N. A. rev., v. 91, 
 
 1860 ; Putnam's monthly, Dec, 1856 ; and references in 
 
 Poole's Index. ions 
 
 Peeez (Antonio, Spanish courtier, b. 153a, a. ibii). 
 
 -Mignet (F. a!) A. P. and Philip II. 1846. 3143.13 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., Dec, 1867. 
 Peeioles (Athenian statesman, b. 499, d. 429 b.o.) 
 _ Lloyd (W.W.) The age of P. 2 v. 1875. 428.03 
 _ Bethune (G.W.) The age of. [In Ms Orations, p. 87-125.] 2513.20 
 
 — Magoon (E. L.) Age of. [In his Westward empire, p. 21-121.] 
 
 Plutarch Pericles.— P. and Fabius compared. [In his Lives, v.l 
 
 of 3146.17 ; V. 2 of 3145.22 ; v. 1 of 3145.08 ] . 
 
 See also Nat. quar. rev., v. 10, 1865. *S" See also histo- 
 ries of ancient Greece, by Grote, Ourtius, Cox, Thirlwall, 
 and others ; and in fiction Landor's ' Pericles and Aspa- 
 sia' (222.22]. 
 
 Peeit (Pelatiah, New York merchant, b. 1785, d. 1815). 
 
 Bacon (L.) Life of. [Hunt's merchants' mag., April, 1864,] 
 
 Bopes (J. S.) Memoir of. [In New Englander, v. 24, 1865.] 
 
 Peekins (Judith G., daughter of Rev. J., 6.1840, &1852). 
 
 — The Persian flower : a memoir. B.,1858. 18°. 3142.06 
 Peekins (Jacob, Amer. inventor, b. 1766, d. 1841). 
 
 Howe (H.) Eminent mechanics, p.188-194. 1852. . 3242.05 
 
 See also Banker's ntag., v. 4 ; Littell, v. 23. 
 Peekins (Thomas Handasyd, of .Boston, Amer. merchant, 
 6. 1764, d. 1854. 
 
 — Cary (T. G.) Memoirs of. 1856. . . . 3148.01 
 Morse (G.H.) Life of. [Hunt (F.) Amer. merchants.v.l.] 8244.10 
 
 See also N. A. rev., July, 1856. 
 Peeeault (Charles, French lilUraleur, 6. 1628, d. 1703). 
 
 — Alembert (J. le E. d'). Eulogies, etc., v. 2, 1799. . . 3221.16 
 Pebky (Oliver H., Amer. commodore, b. 1785, d. 1821). 
 
 — Mackenzie (A. S.) Life of. 2 v. 1843. .3142.07 
 
 — Niles (J. M.) Life of. 1820 3142.20 
 
 Irving (W.) Spanish papers, etc., v. 2, p. 70-91. 1866. 2633.12 
 
 Sec also N. A. rev., v. 63 (by H. Davis). 
 PEEiHEs(FriedriohC.,(?e)'majipu6its/ier' ) 6.1772, d.1843). 
 
 — Perthes (C. T.) Life and times of. 1857. 3142.09 
 
 Eeviewed in Fraser's mag., v. 64, 1856, or Littell, v. 16, 
 1857 ; New Englander, v. 18, I860 (by W. L. Gage) ; North 
 Brit, rev., v. 25, 1856. 
 
 Pekugino (Pietro Vannucci, called ; Hal painter, b. 1446, 
 d. 1524). 
 
 — Jameson {Mrs.) Early Italian painters 1435.09 
 
 — Jervis (Lady). Painting and painters, v. 1 1414.16 
 
 — Buskin (J.) Modern painters (See index in v. 6.) . . 1424.26 
 
 — Vasari (G.) Lives, etc. v. 2. (See index in v. 6.) . .1414.05 
 
 — Wallace (H. B.) Art, etc., p. 261-68. 1857 2545.01 
 
 Pesohieea. {Marchioness). See Colonka (Vittoria). 
 Pestalozzi (Jean Henri, Swiss educator, 6.1746, d.1827). 
 • — Barnard (H.) Pestalozzi and Pestalozzianism. 
 1859 5524.24 
 
 — Biber (E. ) Henry Pestalozzi, and his plan of edu- 
 
 tiorj. 1831 5515.25 
 
 — Quick (B. H.) Essays on ed. reformers 5613.21 
 
 PETEBt/ie Great, (emperor of Russia, 6. 1672, d. 1725). 
 
 — Abbott (J.) History of. 1868 3142.12 
 
 — Barrow (J.) Life of. 1848 3142.11 
 
 — Cobb (J. P.) Story of the great czar. 1874. 3142.23 
 
 — Fontenelle (B. le B. ) The northern worthies: or, 
 
 the lives of, etc. 2d ed. 1730 3142.13 
 
 — Voltaire (F.M.A.de).Hist.of.[Works,v.28-29.]5081.28 
 Histoirede. 1815 3036.04 
 
 Same. [CEuvres, v. 25.] 5083.25 
 
 Myers (F.) Lecturea. 1874 3257.20 
 
 Motley (J. L.) [In Characteristics of men of genius, v. 2. 
 
 1846. . 2516.20 
 
 Eepr. from N. A. rev., Oct., 1846. 
 
 Eussell (W.) Extraordinary men 3263.20 
 
 See also lives of Chables XII. ; Histories of Russia ; and 
 
 Bevue des deux mondes, 1 aottt 1873 (La legende, etc., par 
 
 A. Eambaud). 
 PeteeIEL [emperor of Russia, 5. 1726, d. 1762). 
 
 — Laveaux (J. 0. T. de). History of the reign. 2 t. 
 
 1798 3142.15 
 
 Petekbobough {Earl of). See Moedaunt (Charles). 
 Petigeu (James Louis, of 8. C, lawyer and unionist, 
 
 6. 1789, d. 1863). 
 
 — Grayson (W. J.) J. L. P., abiogr. sketch. 3143.01 
 Petofi (Alexander, Hungarian poet, 6. 1823, d. 1849). 
 
 See Gent.'s mag., Feb., 1866 ; New monthly, July, 1866. 
 Peteaeca (Francesco, Italian poet, 6. 1304, d. 1374). 
 
 — Campbell (S.) Life and times of. 2 v. 1841. 3143.02 
 Same. '1843 3143.04 
 
 — Dobson {Mrs. S.) Lifeof. 6thed. 2 v. 1805.3143.06 
 
 — Foscolo (N. Ugo). Essays on. 1823. . . 3143.15 
 
 — Penrose (T.) Sketch, etc. [anon.] 1790. 3046.17 
 Tytler (A. F. ) Historical and critical essay on. 
 
 With a few of his sonnets. 2d ed. [anon.} 3143.17 
 
 Alger (W. E.) Solitudes, etc., p. 223-33. 1867. . . . 2512.07 
 
 Brydges(E.) Imaginative biography, v. 2, p. 198-236. 3264.25 
 
 Buckley (T A.) Dawnings of genius, p. 23-39. 1857. . 3263.24 
 
 Delepierre (O.) Historical difficulties, p. 93-105. 1868. 2521.27 
 
 Greene (G. W.) Historical studies, p. 1-46. 1860. .2526.06 
 
 Same. [In Characteristics of genius, v. 1, 1846.] 2516.19 
 
 Macaulay (T.B.) Later essays [2536.14] Essays, v. 1. . 2636.16 
 
 Shelley (M. W.) Lives, etc., v. 1 3211.26 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 20, 1867 (Sunshine and P., by 
 T. W. Higginson); Contem. rev., Aug., 1874, or Littell, 1874, 
 v 3 (by A. H. Simpson) ; Fraser's mag., v. 64, 1861 ; Mac- 
 raillan, Sept., Oct., 1873 (2 art. by C. M. Phillimore) ; Nat. 
 quar. rev., June, 1873 (P. and his Laura). 
 
 See also Lauea, in this class, histories of Italian and 
 European literature, and the references in Poole's Index, 
 Petbie (George, Irish archaeologist, 6. 1790, d. 1866). 
 
 See Fraser's mag., v. 74, 1866. 
 Petty (Henry Fitz-Maurice, 3d marquis of Lansdoume, 
 6. 1780, d. 1863). 
 
 — British statesmen, p. 44-69. 1854 3262.07 
 
 — Hayward (A.) Essays, new series, v. 2. 1873. . . . 2528.18 
 Petty (Wm. Fitzmaurice, 1st marquis of Lansdowne, 
 
 earl of Shelburne, Engl, statesman, 6. 1737, d. 1805). 
 
 — Fitzmaurice (ZonZE.) Life o£ 1875. . . 3161.17 
 
 — Lodge (E.) Portraits, v. 8 8225.08 
 
 See also Quar. rev., Jan., 1854. 
 Phtudoe (Francois Andre Danican, musician and chess- 
 player, 6. 1726, d. 1795). 
 
 — Allen (G.) Life of. With suppl. essay, by T. T. von 
 
 Heydebrand und der Lasa. 1863. . . 3143.08 
 Philip {king of Macedon, b. 382, d. 336 b.o.1 
 
 — Leland (T. ) History of the life and reign of. 2 v. 
 
 1820. 3143.19 
 
 — Tonge (0. D.) Parallel lives : Frederic the Great and. 3265.18 
 
 See also histories of Greece, 4th century B.o. 
 Philip (king; chief of the Wampanoags, d. 1676). 
 
 — Abbott (J. S. C.) History of. 1857. . . 3143.16 
 
 — Irving (W.) Sketch book 215.29 
 
 See also G H. Hollister's novel • Mount Hope ; or, Phi- 
 lip,' etc. [213.85]. 
 J6ST -See also heading Indians (in Countries, etc.) 
 Philip H. (king of Spain, 6. 1527, d. 1598). 
 
 — Freer (M. D.) Eliz. de Valois and Philip H 2 v. 
 
 1857. 3174.10 
 
 — Gayarre (O. ) Philip H. of Spain. An introductory 
 
 letter by George Bancroft. 1866. . . . 3143.09 
 
 — Mignet (F. A.) Antonio Perez and. 3143.13; 3437.14 
 
 — Prescott (W. H. ) Hist, of the reign of. 3 v. 3143. 10 
 
 Note.— Eeviewed in Bentley's miscel., v. 46, 1859 ; Black- 
 wood, v. 79, 1856 ; Brit. qu. rev., 1856, or Littell, v. 12, 1866 ; 
 Ed. rev., v. 105, 1857, or Littell, v. 16, 1857 ; Fraser's mag., 
 v. 63, 1856. „„,„,, 
 
 — Watson (R.) History of. 1839 3143.14 
 
 — Brantflme (P. de). Hommes illus. [(Euvres, v. 1, 1822.] 5021.14 
 
 — Eabutin (F. de). Oommentaires des guerreB, etc. [Petrtot. 
 
 1 ser., v. 31-32] 
 
 6021.31 
 
 — Salisbury (Marquess of). Hist, sketches, p. 113-43. 1862. 2547.17 
 
 — Van Praet (J.) Essays : introduction. 1868. . . • iib - li 
 
 See also Motley's Else of the Dutch republic ; Revue aes 
 d. mondes, 1 avril, 1859 (P. et don Carlos, par P. Mirimee); 
 
 1 jan. 1866 (P. n. et le roi dom Antonio de Portugal, par u. 
 Mazadel; 16 juillet, 1846 (La justice politique sous P. u., 
 par L. de Yiel-Castel) ; Maby I. 
 
 Philip HI. (king of Spain, 6. 1578, d. 1621). 
 
 — Churton (E. ) Gongora : an essay on the tunes * 
 
 2 v. 1862 3067.05 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : Philip IV. «> Pius IX. 
 
 187 
 
 8263.02 
 
 3203.01 
 
 _ Watson (R.) History of. 1839 3144.01 
 
 PffTT.TP IV. (king of Spain, b. 1605, d. 1665). 
 
 Ohurton (E.) Gongora : an essay on the times of. 
 
 2 v. 1862 3067.05 
 
 Dunlop (J.) Spain during the reign of. 2 v. 553.12 
 
 Philip VI. (king of France, b. 1293, d. 1350). 
 
 Guizot (F. P. G.) Popular history of France, v. 2. 1875. 518.07 
 
 Phujppa (of Hainault, qu.of Edward HI., 6.1312, d.1369). 
 
 Owen [Mrs. O. F.) Heroines of history 3261.21 
 
 Strickland (A.) Lives, etc. .... 8266.06; 8256.13; 3225.09 
 
 P ott.tp 'pt (Jean, French chronicler). 
 
 Meinoiies, 1560-90. [Petitot. 1 ser., v. 34.] .... 501.34 
 
 Philips (Ambrose, English poet, b. 1671, d. 1749), 
 
 Johnson (b.) Lives of the poets, v. 2 
 
 Philips (John, English poet, b. 1676, d. 1708). 
 
 Johnson (S.) Lives of English poets, v. 1. . . 
 
 Phillips (Henry, English singer, b. 1801). 
 
 Musical and personal recollections during half a 
 
 century. 2 v. 1864 1562.11 
 
 Phillips (Wendell, Amer. abolitionist, orator, and social 
 
 reformist, 6. 1611). 
 
 Stowe (H. E. B.) Men of our times 8265.02 
 
 See also Fortnightly rev., v. 14, 1870 (by M. D. Conway). 
 Phtloposmen, (prwtor of the Archcean league, b. 252, d. 
 
 183 B.o.) 
 Plutarch. Philopcemen, — P. and Flamininus. [In his Lives. 
 
 v. 2 of 3116.17 ; v. 3 of 3145.22 ; v. 2 of 3145.08.] 
 
 Phxlpotts (Henry, bp. of Exeter, b. 1777, d. 1869). 
 
 See Ed. rev., v. 95. 
 Phips (Sir Win., colonial gov. of Mass., b. 1651, d. 1695). 
 
 — Bowen (F.) Life of. [Sparks'Am.biogr.,v.7.] 3241.07 
 Phogtan (Athenian general, b. 403, d. 317 B.o. ) 
 
 Plutarch. Lives, v. i of 3146.17; v. 6 of 8146.22; v. 3 of 3145.08 
 
 Pwenix (Hev. Alexander, Amer. dimne,b. 1778, d.1863). 
 
 — Browne (S., jr.) Sermon occasioned by the death 
 
 of. 1864. 3143.25 
 
 Picoolomtni (Marietta, BdU singer, b. 1834). 
 
 — Clayton (E. 0.) Queens of song 3265.10 
 
 Pickering (John, Amer. jurist and philologist, b. 1777, 
 
 d. 1816). 
 
 — Sumner (Ohas). Tribute to. [In his Orations and speeches, 
 
 v. 2.] . 6324.12 
 
 Pickering (Timothy, of Mass., American soldier and 
 statesman, b. 1745, d. 1829). 
 
 — Pickering (O.) and Upham (0. W.) Life and cor- 
 
 resp. of. 1867 3143.22 
 
 .See also N. A. rev., July, 1874. 
 Pico delle Mirandola. (See also Mlbandola.) 
 
 — Greswell (W. P.) Memoirs of. 1805. . .3073.19 
 
 — Pater (W. H.) StudieB, etc. 1873 1435.08 
 
 Pieeoe (Franklin, of N. li., lUh president of the V. S., 
 
 1853-57; 6. 1804, d. 1869). 
 
 ♦ - Hawthorne (N.) Life of. 1852 3144.02 
 
 — Gobright (L. A.) Men and things at Washington. . 1113.16 
 
 — Abbott (J. S. C.) Lives of the presidents. 1867. . . 3244.14 
 
 ,8S- For Pierce's messages, with biogr. sketch, and a 
 succinct account of his administration, see Statesman's 
 manual, ed. by Williams and Lossing, v. 3, pt. 2. . 6726.06 
 Pieboe (Mrs. Franklin, wife ofpres. of the U. 3.) 
 
 — Holloway (L. C.) Ladies of the White House. . . . 3215.14 
 Plekpont (John, Amer. poet and divine, b. 1785, d. 1866). 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 18, 1866 (by J. Neal); Christ. 
 Ex., Nov., 1866. 
 Pike (Zebulon M., Amer. general, b. 1779, d. 1813). 
 
 — Whiting (H.) Life of. [Sparks. Amer. biogr., v. 16.] 8241.01 
 Pillams (James, British scholar, b. 1777, d. 1864). 
 
 — Memoir of. {anon.} Edinb., 1869. 8°. . . 3143.28 
 Pindab (Greek lyric poet, b. 522, d. 422 B.C.) 
 
 See his name in general alphabet. 
 Pindab (Peter), pseud. See Wolcott (John). 
 Plnel (Pnilippe, French physician, 6.1745, d. 1826). 
 
 See Winslow's Jour, of psy. rued., v. 13, 1860. 
 Pinkney (Wm., Amer. lawyer, statesman, and orator, b. 
 1764, d. 1822). 
 
 — Pinkney (W.) Life of. 1853 3144.03 
 
 — Wheaton (H.)Life of. [Sparks' Am.biog.,v.3.]3241.03 
 
 — Magoon (E. L.) Orators of the rev., p. 843-367. 1848. 6311.12 
 
 See also N. A. rev., v. 78, 1854. 
 Piozzi (Mrs. Hester Lynch, Mrs. Thrale, friend of Dr. 
 Johnson, English authoress, b. 1739, d. 1821). 
 
 — Autobiography and literary remains, with introd., 
 
 by A Hayward. Boston, 1861. 12°. . . 3144.04 
 Note.— Reviewed in Atlantic monthly, v. 7, 1861 ; Black- 
 wood, v. 94, 1862 ; Ed. rev., v. 113, 1861 ; Fraser's mag., v. 
 63, 1861 ; Littell, 1861, v. 2 ; National rev., v. 12, 1861 ; New 
 monthly, Apr., 1861 ; St. James's mag., Apr., 1861. 
 
 — Love letters written when she was eighty, to W. A. 
 
 Conway. London, 1843. 8°. . . . . 3144.30 
 
 — Mangin (E.) Piozziana; or, recollections of. 3144.00 
 
 — Orosland (N.) Memorable women, p. 63-202. . . . 3261.19 
 
 — Elwood(A.K.) Literary ladies of England, v. 2, p. 1-32. 8263.23 
 
 — Thomson (K. B.) Queens of society 3262.16 
 
 *See AUibone, v. 2, for numerous other references. 
 Plbon (Alexis, Fr. dramatist and poet, b. 1689, d. 1773). 
 
 — Houssaye (A.) Men and women of France, etc., v. 1, p. 87-123. 
 
 London, 1852 3262.18 
 
 Same. v. 1, N. Y., 1857 3266.02 
 
 Pitt (Christopher, English poet, b. 1699, d. 1748). 
 
 — Johnson (S.) Lives of the poets, v. 2 3263.02 
 
 Pitt (Wm., earl of Chatham, English statesman and ora- 
 tor, b. 1708, & 1778). 
 
 — Anecdotes of, with his speeches in Pari. , from 1736 
 
 to 1778. [Compiled by J. Almon.] 2 v. Dublin, 
 
 1792. 8° 3144.06 
 
 Same. 7th ed. 3 v. London, 1810. 8°. 3144.08 
 
 — Correspondence. [1741-78.] 4v. L., 1838. 8°. 3144.11 
 
 — Letters to his nephew. N. Y., 1804. 18°. . 3144.05 
 
 — Dowe(W.) Junius, lord Chatham. 1857.3088.15 
 
 — Glover (E. ) Memoirs, by a celebrated character, 
 
 1742-1757. New ed. 1814 3065.30 
 
 — Waterhouse (B.) Life and character of. [In his 
 
 Essay on Junius. 1831.] 3088.01 
 
 — Adams (W. H. D.) Men at the helm 3222.14 
 
 — Brougham (H..,lord). Contributions,efc.,v. 1, p. 185-220. 2517.06 
 
 — Creasy (E. S.) Eminent Etonians, p. 211-253. 1850. . 8257.01 
 
 — Earle (J. C.) English premiers, v. 1, p. 129-217. 1871. 3222.11 
 
 — Macaulay (T. B.) Essays, v. 3 (Ed. rev., Jan., 1834) ; v. 6 (Ed. 
 
 rev., Oct., 1844.) 2630.18:20 
 
 — Scott (J. E.) Sully and Chatham. [In Ms Essays, etc.] 2547.05 
 
 — Timbs (J.) Anecdote biog-aphy, v. 1, p. 1-158. 1860. 3253.11 
 Pitt (Wm., the younger, English statesman and orator, 
 
 b. 1759, d. 1806). 
 
 — Gifford(J.) History of his political life. 6 v. 3144.15 
 
 — Macaulay (T. B.) Life of. 1859. . . . 3144.25 
 
 — Stanhope (Earl). Life of . 4 v. 1861 . . .3144.21 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Blackwood's mag., v. 89, v. 92, 1862 ; 
 Ed. rev.,v. 116,1862; Eraser's mag.,v. 60,1859, or Littell,1859, 
 v. 2 ; v. 64, 1861 ; v. 06, 1862 ; National rev., v. 13, 1861 ; 
 North Brit., rev., v. 37, 1862 ; Quar. rev., v. 109, 1861, or 
 Littell, 1861, v. 2 ; Quar. rev., v. Ill, 1862, or Littell, v. 11, 
 1856 ; West, rev., v. 78, 1862. 
 
 — Tomline(G) Memoir of. 3 v. 1S22. . .3145.01 
 
 — Adams (W. H. D.) Men at the helm 3222.14 
 
 — Brougham (B..,lord). Contributions, efc.,v. 1, p. 407-431. 2517.06 
 
 — Bulwer (Sir E. L.) Pitt and Fox. [Prose works, v. 1, 1868, 
 
 p. 183-277.] . 2514.23 
 
 — Croly ;G.) Historical sketches, etc. 1842 2521.22 
 
 — Earle (J. O.) English premiers, v. 2, p. 3-97. 1871. . 3222.12 
 
 — Edgar (J. G.* Footprints of famous men 3263.18 
 
 — Macaulay (T. B.) Essays, v. 6 2636.20 
 
 — Smith ^G.) Three English statesmen, p. 117-249. 1868. 3i52.23 
 
 — Stanhope (Earl). Hist. Essays, p. 241-272. 1849. . . 2534.26 
 
 — Trotter (L. J.) Studies in biography, p. 223-321. 1865. 3265.08 
 
 Repr. from Dub. Univ. mag., Aug., 1861. 
 See also Nat. quar. rev., v. 9, 1864 ; New monthly, Sept., 
 1862 (Last years of Pitt) ; Quar. rev., v. 97, 1855 ; Littell, 
 1865, v. 4. 
 jg®~ Poole's Index and AUibone afford numerous additional 
 references. Besides the general histories of England un- 
 der George HI., Alison's Hist, of Europe, 1789-1815, may 
 be consulted to advantage. 
 Pros H. (pope, 1458-1464 ; JEneas Sylvius Piccolomini, 
 6. 1405). 
 See Macmillan, v. 27, 1872 (by M. Creighton). 
 Pros VL (pope, 1775-99 ; Giovanni Angelo Braschi, 
 6. 1717, d. 1799). 
 
 — Bourgoiug (J. F.) Memoirs of . [anon.~] 2 v. 3144.26 
 
 See also Cath. world, Sept., 1874. 
 ProsVH. (pope, 1800-23 ; Gregorio Barnaba Luigi Chia- 
 ramonti, b. 1742, d. 1823). 
 
 — Narrative of journey and imprisonment, after his 
 
 departure from Kome, until his return to that city, 
 
 [Pamphleteer, v. 4.] 5058.04 
 
 Gavazzi (A.) My recoil, of the last four popes. . . .3425.12 
 
 Wiseman (W.) Recoil, of the last four popes. . . . 3424.03 
 
 See also Quar. rev., Oct., 1858. 
 Pius VIII. (pope, 1829-30; Francesco Xavier Castigliom, 
 
 6. 1761, d. 1830). 
 
 Gavazzi (A.) My recoil, of the last four popes. . . .3425.12 
 
 Wiseman (N.) Recoil, of the last four popes. . . .3424.03 
 
 See also Quar. rev., v. 106, 1859. 
 Pius IS. (pope, 1846—: Giovanni Marie Mastai Ferretti, 
 
 6. 1790). 
 
 — LaGattina(F. P.de). Eome and the papacy. 3424.16 
 
 — Liancourt (C. A de G.) and Manuing (J. A.) Pius 
 
 IX. ; or the first year of his pontificate. 2 v. 3114.28 
 
 — Maguire (J. F.) Pontificate of. 1870. . .3425.21 
 
 — Montalembert (C. F., comte de). Pie IX. et la Franco 
 
 en 1849 et en 1859 5091.03 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBEB. 
 
188 
 
 BIOG-RAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : p ius IX. to Pope. 
 
 Pius IX., continued. 
 
 — Saint^Albin (A. de). Pie IX., 1860. . . .3143.27 
 
 See also Castelar's Old Rome and young Italy ; Contem. 
 rev., v. 13, 1870 (by G. F. Goddard) : Fraser's mag., v. 64, 
 18.56 (P. IX. and Palmerston) ; v. 71, 1865 (The court of 
 Rome) ; Harper's monthly, v. 42 (Pio Nono and 'his coun- 
 sellors, by L. Abbott); National rev., v. 14, 1862; Scribner's 
 monthly, v. 6 (Visit to P. IX). 
 See also works upon the Vatican council, p. 82. 
 Pizakro (Francisco, conqueror of Peru, b. 1475, d. 1541). 
 
 — Quintana (M. J.) Lives, etc. [anon.] 1854 3015.10 
 
 See also Helps' Spanish conquest in America,v.3-4 [5(55.04]; 
 Prescott's Hist, of the conquest of Peru [567.06] ; and Bent- 
 ley's rniscel., Sept., 184J (art. by O. Whitehead). 
 Planche (James Robinson, dramatist, author, and ar- 
 chaeologist, b. 1796). 
 
 — Becollections and reflections. A professional auto- 
 
 biography. 2 v. London, 1872. 8°. . . 3140.23 
 Same. [Abridged.] Personal reminiscences. Ed. 
 
 byK. H. StoddaTd. N. Y., 1874. 16°. . 3251.14 
 Plantagenet family. 
 
 See Gentleman's mag., Feb., Mch., Apr., 1867 (Rise of the 
 
 Plantagenets, by B. W. Saville). 
 Plantagenet (John, duke of Bedford, regent of France, 
 
 b. 1389, d. 1435). 
 
 — Edgar (J. G.) Sea-kings and naval heroes 3263.17 
 
 — James (G. P. R.) Memoirs of great commanders. . 3263.26 
 Plato (Greek philosopher, b. 430. d. 347 B.C.) 
 
 See Plato, in general alphabet. 
 Platpaie (John, Scottish mathematician and physicist, b. 
 1748, d. 1819). 
 
 — Playfair (J. G.) Memoir of. [In Ms Works, v. 1.] . . 6063.01 
 
 See also article in Allibone, v. 2. 
 Pliny the elder. (Caius Plinius Secundus, Roman nat- 
 uralist, b. 23, d. 79 a.d.) 
 
 — Macgillivray (W.) Eminent zoologists, p. 74-101. . . 3252.05 
 
 Consult also Smith's Diet, of Gr. and Roman biography. 
 Pliny the younger. (Caius Plinius Gajciims Secundus, 
 Roman author and orator, b. 62 1 d. after 109). 
 
 — Epistles. With life, by Mr. Henley. 2 v. in J. Lon- 
 
 don, 1724. 8° 3U3.30 
 
 — Letters. [Selection. Ed. by] A Church, and W. I. 
 
 Brodribb. Edinburgh, 1872. 16°. . . . 3U3.29 
 See also Fortnightly rev., v. 13, 1870, or Littell 1870 v 3 
 (by W. I. Brodribb) ; and article in Smith's Dictionary 
 Plunkett (Win. Conyugham, Irish lawyer, statesman, 
 and orator, b. 1764, d. 1854). 
 
 — O'Flanagan (J. R.) Lord chancellors of Ireland, v. 2, p. 403- 
 
 621. 1870 3256 28 
 
 See also Ed. rev., v. 126, 1867 ; Fraser's mag. v 75 1867- 
 aud references in Allibone, v. 2. ' 
 
 Plutarch (Uremic moralist and biographer. 1st century) 
 
 — Dryden(J.) Lile of. [In D.'s Works, v. 17 1 5042 30 
 
 — Trench (R. c.) Plutarch : his life, his Lives; and his Morals; 
 
 lo<3 SI 4*1 90 
 
 See also Quar. rev , Oct., 1861 ; West.' rev ' v' 73 lSfiu ■ 
 and Smith's Diet, of Gr. and Roman biography ' ' 
 Pocahontas, Indian maiden, afterwards Mrs. John Rolfe, 
 d. Ifal7). J 
 
 — Adams (H ) Capt. John Smith. [N. A. rev., Jan. 1867 1 
 
 Note.- -Based upon Charles Deane'a introd. to Snath's 
 'True relation of Va.,' which discredits the romantic story 
 
 ed d,S,° S ^ lth by Po^ "^- See also Deanes 
 ed of Wingneld s ' Discourse of Va.' in Arohseologia Arner 
 
 v t^ rA am L a -?\°^ tl3 ' s »* in Harper's mi 
 v. 34, p. 663. Ihe truthlulness of the popular narrative is 
 re-asserted in the Historical mag. Oct 1800 nalratlve » e 
 Also Berkley's miscel., July, 1848; and lives' of Smith 
 Pococke (Richard, traveller in the east, b. 1704, dl765) 
 
 — ot. John (J. A.) Lives etc v 2 w /' 
 Poe (Edgar Allan, Anter^oei, novelist,- and essayS'T. 
 
 — Poems and essays ; including memoir by John H 
 
 Ingram, Tributes- to his memory by J K Lowell 
 and N. P. Wilis ; with the letters, addresses Ind 
 poems of the memorial ceremonies at the monu- 
 mental dedication. New York 187H 1 9° iZ,, 
 
 FW.vfi 1 ',,. '> Cntlcal essays, p. 234-278 18B5 k, i, 
 
 — oS^fflX'^ 325-3| 6 l'85 6 : llltH 
 
 ser's, v. 55, 1857 or Litteli v 18 WW ?"»' ^ 8 ' V ' 2 ; Fra - 
 1874 (Early poems hv T w t^T.' , ° • Gent - s mag., May, 
 
 IK A. P. at WesTp'o^t ,b^T ^ G b : so H nr P ?r l '' 8 » mag '- V ' » 
 
 BBOOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
 — Shepherd (W.) Life of. 1837. .... 3023.11 
 Poitibbs (Diane de). See Diana of Poitiers. 
 
 See also Salisbury (Marquis of). Hist, sketches, p 357. 
 377 [2547.17] ; Bentley's miscel., v. 48, 1860. 
 Pole (Keginald, Engl, cardinal and statesman, 0. 1500 
 d. 1558). 
 
 — Hook (W. F.) Lives of the abps. of Canterbury, v. 8. . 3445 u 
 
 — Neve (T. ) Animadversions upon Phillips's life of. 
 
 1766 3145.16 
 
 — Phillips (T. ) Life of. 2 v. 1765. . . .3145.15 
 
 See also in this class, Henkt VIII. and Mary I. ; and Ca- 
 tholic world, Jan., 1876. 
 
 In fietion see Ainsworth's Cardinal Pole [114.421 ; repr 
 from Bentley's miscel., v. 52-54. 
 Poliziano, or Politiano (Angelo, Ital. poet, historian, and. 
 philosopher, b. 1454, d. 1494). 
 
 — Greswell (W. P. ) Memoirs of. 1805. . .3073.19 
 
 — Shelley (M. W.) Lives, etc., v 3211 26 
 
 — Symonds (J. A.) Ital. poetry. [Fortnightly rev., Aug., 1873] 
 Polk (James K, 11th president of the 11. 8., 1845-9 6 
 
 1795, d. 1849). 
 
 — Jenkins (J. S.) Life of. 1850 3145.13 
 
 — Woodbury (L.) Eulogy on. [Works, v. 3. 1852.] . .607714 
 
 See also Benton's Thirty years' view, v. 2 [575-86] • and 
 Sargent's Public men, v. 2 [576.20]. 
 
 H®" For Polk's messages, with biogr. sketch and a suc- 
 cinct account of his administration, see Statesman's 
 manual, ed. by Williams and Lossing, v. 3, pt. 1. . 6726 06 
 Polk (Mrs. James K, wife of pres. of IT. 8.) 
 
 — Holloway (L. C.) Ladies of the White House. . . .324514 
 Pollio (Caius Asinius, Roman orator and author, 6. 7fi, 
 
 B.C., d. 4 A.D.) 
 
 — Berwick (E.) Lives, etc. 1814 3021.17 
 
 Pollnitz (Karl Ludwig, German courfier,b.l692,cZ.1775). 
 
 — Memoirs, travels, etc. [1729-1733. ] 4 v. 1739. 3146.08 
 Polo (Marco, Venetian traveller, b. 1250 ? d. 1324). 
 
 — Palgrave (Sir F.) The merchant and the friar. . . 443.08 
 
 — St John (J. A.) Lives of celebrated travellers, v. 1. . 3221.04 
 
 4H? See also various editions of his travels under his 
 name in general alphabet. 
 Polwhele (Rev. Kichard. Engl, author, b. 1760, d. 1838). 
 
 — Keminiscenees, in prose and verse. 3 v. in 1. Lon- 
 
 don, 1836. 12°. 3H6.15 
 
 — Redding (C.) Personal reminiscences, v. 1, p. 176-200 3222 02 
 Polycaep, (christian martyr, d. about 166). 
 
 — Donaldson (J.j Christian literature and doctrine, v. 1. 3413 19 
 
 See also Church histories, p. 81. 
 Pombal (Don Sebastiao, Joze de Carvalho, marquis de, 
 Portuguese statesman, b. 1699, d. 1782). 
 
 — Carnota ( Conde da). The marquis of Pombal. 2d ed, 
 
 18 J L .- ; 3145.19 
 
 Reviewed m Ed. rev., v. 136, 1872, or Littell, 1872 v 4 
 
 — James (G. P. R.) Lives of eminent foreign statesmen. '8211 19 
 
 See also Rev.des d.mondes, 1 sept. 1870 (par M.Chevalier). 
 Pomeboy (MarkM., Amer. journalist, b. 1833). 
 
 — Tucker (M. E.) Life. 1868 314518 
 
 Pomtoet (John, Engl, divine and poet, b. 1667, 0. 1703). 
 
 — Johnson (S.) Lives of English poets, v. 1 3263 01 
 
 J^ompadouk (Jeanne Antoinette Poissons, marquise de, 
 
 b. 1721, d. 1764). * 
 
 — History of the marchioness de Pompadour, [anon.] 
 
 2 pts in 1 v. London, 1759. 18°. . . . 3146.14 
 
 — Lettres ecrites k plusieurs personnages illustres du 
 
 18e siecle. Nouv. ed. 2 y. p., 1811. 18°. 3146.12 
 
 — Baker (H. B.) French society, etc. 1874. .3266.16 
 
 — Houssaye (A > Men and women of France, v'. 3, p. 139-196. 
 
 London, 1852. ... * 3262 1$ 
 
 Same v. 2. N. Y , 1857.' '.'.'.'...'' '. 3266.\)2 
 
 See also Bentley's miscel., v. 44, 1858 ; v. 46, 1859 (Poem) ; 
 London soc, July, 1868 ; Temple Bar, Jan., 1871 ; Kev.des 
 deux mondes, 1 Jan., 1868 (par C. de Mazade). 
 Also lives of Louis XV., p. 170 
 Pompeius Magnus (Cneius, Homan gen., b. 106, d. 48 B.C.) 
 
 — Merivale (U.) Romans under the empire, v. 1-2. . . 435.01 
 
 — Plutarch. Poinpey.-p. and Agesilaus compared. (In his 
 
 l eB ; - T ; 4 of 3146 - 17 ; v - ± °*' s^s-^ ; v. 3 of 3145.08.] 
 
 see Histories of Rome under the empire, particularly 
 P™r M6I1Vale s - J' l-'i [«5.01j ; Loug's, v. 2, etc. [437.^0] 
 
 Ponmowski (Autoine Joseph, prince, b. 1762, d. 1813). 
 
 — iieaaley (J T ) Napoleon aud his marshals, v. 2. . 3132.02 
 Iontiao, (chief of the Ottawa Indians, b. 1720, d. mil). 
 
 ~ iJ-T 11 (R) ffist of the conspiracy of Pontiac. 
 
 18^5 584 06 
 
 P™?! 8 ?T T u Hea f-, ley ,' s illua ' artioIe iQ Harper's monthly, v.'j2. 
 
 1872°) hw norist and dramatist, b. 1786 ? d. 
 
 'rw^A 8 ! 1 ' 7 '' LiTes oftli « ^ter wits, ete.,v.l. 1874. .3261.08 
 1-ope (Alexander, Engl, poet and critic, b. 1688, d. 1744.) 
 
 ~SwB h , er T s (R '> Lifeof - !857. . . .. 3146.01 
 
 — Ben (R.) Lives of the English poets 3211.17 
 
BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : Pope to Pugin. 
 
 189 
 
 Connington (J.) [In Oxford essays, p. 1-52. 1858.] . 2538.22 
 
 De Quincey (T.) Biographical essays, p. 101-167. 1851. 2622.04 
 
 . [Another essay.] Essays on the poets, p. 145-205. 2622.06 
 
 Disraeli (I.) Quarrels of authors, t. 2 2522.25 
 
 Brake (N.) Essays, v. S 2623.16 
 
 Dyce (A.) Life of. [F.'s Poet.woiks, v. 1.] . . . .1(121.06 
 
 Edgar (J. G ) The boyhood of great men 3263.23 
 
 Fields (J. T.) Yesterdays with authors, p. 261-352. . 2524.25 
 
 Howitt (W.) Homes of British poets, v. 1. 1856. . 963.23 
 
 Johnson (S.) Lives of the poets, v. 2 3263.02 
 
 Kingsley (C.) Miscellanies, p. 72-106. 1860. . . . 2534.07 
 
 Lowell (J. K.) Jly study windows, p. 385-433. . . . 2534.18 
 
 Eepr. from N. A. rev., v. 112, 1871. 
 
 Madden (E. R.) Infirmities of genius, p. 89-103. 1833. 2641.01 
 
 Sainfe-Beuve (C. A.) English portraits 3262.17 
 
 Stephen (L.) P. as a moralist. [In his Hours in a library, 
 
 1875.] 2543.31 
 
 Taine (H. A.) History of English literature. . . . 2755.10 
 
 Thackeray (W. M.) English humorists 3252.13 
 
 Thomson (K. B.) Celeb, friendships, v. 2, p. 173-215. 3253.24 
 
 Windsor (A. L.) Ethica, p. 215-285. 1860 2547.01 
 
 Eraser's mag., v. 48, 1853 ; v. 61, 1860 (3 art.); n. s., v. 1, 
 1870, or Littell, 1870, T. 2 ; Macmillan, 1871, or Littell, 1871, 
 v. 3, (P. and Cowper) ; North Brit, rev., v. 75, 1S72 ; and 
 references in Poole's Index. 
 
 t£g* For an almost exhaustive biogr. and bibliogr. sur- 
 vey of the subject, see Allibone, v. 2. A new edition of his 
 works, with crit. and biogr. introductions by Elwin, is now 
 publishing [5063.09]. 
 Popkin (John Snelling, Amer. divine and scholar, b. 
 1771, d. 1852). 
 
 — Felton(C. C.) Memorial of. 1852.. . .3146.30 
 
 Reviewed in N. A. rev., v. 75, 1852. 
 Poeson (Richard, Engl. Greek scholar and critic, b. 1759, 
 d. 1808). 
 
 — Watson (J. S.) Life of. 1861 3146.27 
 
 Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 114, 1861 ; Nat. rev., v. 13, 1861. 
 
 — Luard (H. R.) [In Cambridge essays. 1857.] . . .2517 15 
 
 — Porsoniana, by W. Maltby. [In Rogers !8.) Table-talk.] 3153.20 
 
 — Timbs (J.) Wits and humourists, v. 2, p. 138-201. . . 3252.16 
 
 — Young (T.) Miscel. works, v. 3, 1855 5082.03 
 
 See also Harper's monthly, v. 23 (ar*. by 0. Anthon). 
 ^S* Allibone, v. 2, has a very full bibliographical article. 
 Porter (Anna Maria, 'Engl, novelist, b. 1781 ? d. 1832). 
 
 — Elwood (A. K.) Literary ladies of England, v. 2. 3253.22 
 Poeteb (David, Aitur. naval officer, b. 1780, d. 1843). 
 
 — Porter (D. D.) Memoir of. 1876. . . .3146.28 
 
 — Irving (W.) Spanish papers, etc., v. 2, p. 91-115. . . 2533.12 
 
 See also Harper's monthly, v. 19 (art. by R. Tomes). 
 Poetek (David D., Amer. admiral, b. 1813). 
 
 — Boynton (C. B.) History of the navy 575.08 
 
 — Headley (J. T.) Farragut and our naval commanders. 575.10 
 Poeter (Jane, Engl, novelist, b. 1776, d. 1850). 
 
 — Willis (N. P.) Famous persons, etc., p. 471-484. 1854. 2545.13 
 See also article by Mrs. S. C. Hall, in Harper's monthly, v. 1. 
 
 Poetee (William '£., Amer. journalist, b. 1809, d. 18-38). 
 
 — Brinley(F.) Life of. 1860 3146.02 
 
 Poktia (Roman lady, wife of Brutus, fl. 48 B.C.) 
 
 — Owens [Mrs. O. F.) Heroines of history 3261.21 
 
 Poetsmotjth (Louise Penhouet Que'rouaille, duchess of, 
 
 b. about 1652, d. 1734). 
 
 — Menzies (S.) Political women, v. 2. 1873 3266.08 
 
 See also lives of Chaeles II. (of England). 
 Poset (Thomas, governor of Indiana, b. 1750, d. 1818). 
 
 — Hall (J.) Memoir of. [Sparks' Am. biogr., v. 19.] . 3241.19 
 Potter (Alonzo, bp. of Pa., b. 1800, d. 1865). 
 
 — Howe (M. A. de W. ) Memoirs of. 1871. 3146.06 
 Potttngeb (Eldred, Brit. Indian officer, 5.1811, d. 18 13). 
 
 — Kaye(J. W.) Lives of Indian officers, v. 2. 1867. .3224.21 
 Potts family. 
 
 — James (Mrs. T. P.) Memorial of Thos. Potts, jr., 
 
 who settled in Pa. ; with his descendants to the 
 
 8th generation. 1874 3146.26 
 
 Pounds (John, Engl, founder of ragged schools, b. 1766, 
 d. 1839). 
 
 — Shoemakers. Lives, etc. [anon.] 1849 3261.15 
 
 Poussin (Nicolas, French painter, b. 1594, d. 1665). 
 
 — Callcott (Maria, lady). Life of. 1820. . .3143.05 
 
 — Patterson (E. F. S.) [In Fortnightly rev., v. 17. 1872]. 
 
 — Ruskin (J.) Modern painters. [See index in v. 5.] . 1424.36 
 
 See also New monthly mag., Apr., 1858 ; Rev. des deux 
 mondes, 15 fev., 1850. 
 Powers (Hiram, Amer. sculptor, b. 1805, d. 1873). 
 
 — Tuckerman (H.) Book of the artists 1415.09 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 6, 1860 ; Every Saturday, 
 v. 4 ; Lippmcotts mag., Feb., 1875 (Recoil, of H. P., by T. 
 A. Trollope) ; Littell, Oct., 1867 (by E. Everett). 
 PowEii (Walter, exemplary Tasmanian merchant, b. 
 1822, d. 1868). 
 
 — Gregory (B. ) The thorough business roan : me- 
 
 moirs of. 3d ed. 1872 3146.25 
 
 Pownall (Thomas, Engl, colonial governor and political 
 writer, b. 1722, d. 1805). 
 
 — Griffin (P. K.) Junius discovered. 1854. 3088.04 
 
 Pkaed (Wmthrop Mackworth, English poet and lawyer, 
 
 b. 1802, d. 1839). 
 Brit. quar. rev., 1866, or Littell, 1866, v. 2 ; N. A. rev., v. 
 
 89, 1859 ; Quar. rev., v. 118, 1865 ; Temple Bar, April, 1802, 
 
 or Littell, 1862, v. 2. 
 Pkatt (Charles, earl Camden, lord chancellor, b. 1714 ('. 
 
 1794). 
 
 — Campbell (J., lord). Lord chancellors of England, v. 6. 3254.07 
 Pebble (Edward, Amer. naval officer, b. 1761, d. 1m)7). 
 
 — Sabine (L.) Life of. [Sparks'Am.biO{?.,v.2:i.] 3JJ1.01 
 
 — Herring (J.) and Longacre (J.B.) *Nat. portr. gal.,v.2. 3247,09 
 Prentice (George Denison, Amei: journalist and poel , 
 
 b. 1802, d. 1870). 
 
 See Lippincott's mag., Nov., 1869 (art. by Charles Q. 
 Shanks); Coggeshall'B Poets and poetry of the West. 1635.03. 
 Peentiss (Sergennt Smith, Amer. lawyer and orator, b. 
 1808, d. 1850). 
 
 — Memoirs. Ed. by his brother. 2 v. New York, 
 
 1856. 12° 3146.03 
 
 PeEscott (William H.,Amer. historian, b. 1796,d.l859). 
 
 — Ticknor (George). Life of. 1864. 8°. .3148.02 
 Same. 1864. 12° 3146.07 
 
 — Homes of American authors. 1857 3245.11 
 
 — Powell (T.) Living authors of America. 1850. . . 3242.09 
 — ■ Salisbury (Marquis). Historical sketches and review, p. 87- 
 
 113. 1862 2547.17 
 
 — Whipple (E. P.) Essays and reviews, v. 2, p. 152-209. 2545.07 
 
 See also Bentley's miscel., May, 1847 (Portrait) ; Fraser's 
 mag., v. 59, 1859 (In memoriam) ; N. A. rev., v. 98, 1864. 
 See also the elaborate article in Allibone, v. 2. 
 Pretenders. See Stuaet family. 
 Peettlle (Pierre Louis Dobus, called; French comic 
 
 actor, b. 1721, d. 1799). 
 — ■ Memoires. [Barriere. Bibl. des mem., v. 6.] . . . 507.01 
 Prevost d'Exiles (Francois, abbe" ; French litterateur, b. 
 1729, d. 1793). 
 
 — Houssaye(A.) Men and women of France, v. 1, p. 124-139. Lon- 
 
 don, 1852 3262.18 
 
 Same. v.l. New York, 1857 3266.02 
 
 Pbevost-Paeadol (Lucien Anatole, French orator and 
 
 publicist, b. 1829, d. 1870). 
 
 See Macmillan, Aug., 1870 (by J. H. Fyfe) ; N. Brit, rev., 
 
 v. 46, 1867 ; Quar. rev.,v. 129, 1870 (P.-P. and Napoleon IH.) 
 Pbioe (Eev. Thomas, Welsh historian, b. 1787, d. 1848). 
 
 — Williams (Jane). Memoir of. [In his Lit. remains, v.2.i 5063.23 
 
 See also N. A. rev., v. 91, 1860. 
 Pbichabd (James Cowles, Engl, ethnologist, b. 1785, d. 
 1848). 
 
 — Symouds (J. A.) Miscellanies, p. 116-145. 1871. . . 2547.19 
 ParESTLY (Joseph, English chemist, physicist, philosopher, 
 
 and unitarian divine, b. 1733, d. 1804). 
 
 — Butt (J. T.) Memoirs of. [Works, v. 1-2.] . 3591.02 
 
 — Brougham (H.) Philosophers, etc., p. 68-90. 1865. . . 3024.05 
 
 — Cuvier (G.) Memoir of. [Sm. rep., 1858.] .... 3936.13 
 
 — Huxley (T. H.) [In Popular science monthly, Nov., 1874, or 
 
 Macmillan, Oct., 1874.] 
 
 — Martineau (J.) Miscellanies 3574.07 
 
 — Turner (F. 8.) [In Fraser's mag., Oct., 1874.] 
 Peingle (Thomas, English author, b. 1789, d. 1834). 
 
 — Redding (C.) Personal reminiscences, v. 3, p. 235-258. 3222.02 
 Prior (Matthew, English poet and diplomatist, b. 1664, 
 
 & 1721). 
 
 — Bell (E.) Lives of the English poets 3211.17 
 
 — Johnson (S.) Lives of the English poets, v.l.. . . 3263.01 
 , — Mitford(J.) Life of. (InP.'s Poet, works.] . . . .1677.06 
 
 — Thackeray (W. M.) English humourists, p. 138-186. . 3252.13 
 
 See also North Brit, rev., v 27, 1857 ; Allibone, v. 2. 
 Procter (Adelaida Anne, Engl, poetess, b. 1825, d. 1864). 
 See article by Charles Dickens in Atlantic monthly, v. 16, 1865. 
 Procter (Bryan Waller, ' Barry Cornwall,' Engl, poet, 
 b. 1787, d. 1874). 
 
 — Howitt (W.) Homes of British poets, v. 2, 1856. . . 953.24 
 
 See also Gentleman'B mag., Nov., 1874 (Unpublished let- 
 ters, personal recollections, and contemporary notes, by 
 R. S. T. Mayer); Allibone, v. 2. 
 Pboctor (Richard Anthony, English astronomer, 6.1837). 
 
 See Popular Bcience monthly, Feb., 1874. 
 Peoudkon (Pierre Joseph, French socialist and political 
 writer). 
 
 See Fortnightly rev., v. 4, 1866 (P. as a writer on art, by 
 P. G-. Hamerton)'; Fraser's mag., v. 5, 1872 (A French an- 
 archist). 
 Prt/d'hon (Pierre Paul, French painter, b. 1760, d.l82=>). 
 
 Houssaye (A.) Philosophers and actresses, v. 2, p. 140-189. 
 
 1853 3266.05 
 
 PsALMANAZAB (George, assumed name of an English au- 
 thor, b. 1679 1 d. 1763). 
 
 — Memoirs. Dublin, 1765. 12° 3147.01 
 
 Note.— Author in early life of the literary imposture— 
 ' Hist, of the Island of Formosa.' 
 Pooin (Augustus, Engl, architect, b. about 1765, d.1832). 
 
 — Perry (B.) Recollections of, 1861. . . .3146.16 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
190 
 
 BIOG-RAPHY ( INDIVIDUAL) : Pugin to Randolph. 
 
 Bvam (Augustus N. W. , Engl, architect, b. 1811, d. 1852). 
 
 — Ferry (B.) Eecollections of, with appendix by E. b. 
 
 Purcall. 1861. . . . • 3146.16 
 
 See also Blackwood, v. 90, 1661. 
 Pulaski (Casimir, count, Polish patriot, and general in 
 
 Amir, rev., 6. 1718, A 1779). 
 -Sparks (J.) Life of. . . . . • • • • 3241.01 
 Pulci (Bernardo, Italian poet, 15th century). 
 
 — Shelley (M. W.) Lives, etc., v. 1. ....... ■ ""■« 
 
 Pulci (Luca, Italian poet, 15ft century). 
 
 — Shelley (M. W ) Lives, «fc., v. 1. . . • • ■ • • ■ <" u ' 2b 
 Pulci (Luigi, Italian poet, b. 1431, d. 1487?). 
 
 — Shelley (M.W.) Lives, etc., v. 1. • - • • ■ ■ • • 8211 ' 26 
 Putnam (Israel, Amur. rev. gen., b. 1718, d. 179U). 
 
 — Cutler (W.) Life of. 1847. • • • • -3147.02 
 
 — Feilows (J.) The veil removed ; or, reflections on 
 
 Humphrey's Essay on the life of Israel Putnam. 
 -1040 - . . 3146.29 
 
 — Humphreys (D.) Essay on the life of. 1818. 3084.22 
 _ Peabody (O. W. B. ) Life of. ■. . . . • 324L01 
 
 — Bushnell (H.) Gen Putnam the commander at Bunker Hill. 
 
 (In his Work and play, p. 187-215.] . .... 2514 27 
 
 _ Headley (J. T.) Washington and his generals. . . • |"7 06 
 
 — Herring (.1.) and Longacre (J.B.) *Nat. poitr.gal. v 1. 3247.08 
 
 See also Lossiug's illus. article in Harper'B monthly, v. 12; 
 
 and Bunker's Hill (in Countries). 
 Ptm (Jolm, Jingl. statesman and patriot, ft. 1584, d.lbii). 
 
 Bulwer IE. L.) Pym vs. Falkland. [In his Prose works, 1868, 
 
 v 1 D 277-335.1 2514.23 
 
 ForBte'r (J.) Eminent British statesmen, v. 3. . . . 3 2H-09 
 
 Same. [In his Statesmen, etc.] I'Sl 
 
 Smith (G.) Three English statesmen, p. 1-51. 1868. . 3252.23 
 
 See also Quar. rev., V. 101, 1860. 
 Ptne (Louisa, English singer, b. 1832). 
 
 — Clayton (E. C.) Queens of song 3265.10 
 
 Tyeehus (king of Epirus. b. 318, d. 272 B.C.) 
 
 — Abbott (J.) History of. 1854 3147.03 
 
 Plutarch. Lives, v. 3 of 3146.17; v. 3 of 3145.22; v. 2 of 3145.08 
 
 See hiBtories of Borne; also New monthly mag., Aug., 1860. 
 Pythagokas (Greek philosopher, 6ft century B.C.) 
 
 — Dacier(A.) Life of, 1721 5415.28 
 
 — Bruce (J.) Classic portraits, v. 1, p. 26-44. 1853. . . 3212.15 
 - Fenelon (F. de S. de la M.) Ancient philosophers. . 5412.24 
 
 See also New monthly mag.,Dec.,1858 (By 'Sir Nathaniel'); 
 Nat. quar. rev., v. 9, 1864 ; Smith's Dictionary of Gr. and 
 Eom. biogr., and hiBtories of ancient philosophy. 
 
 See, in poetry, Tatham (E.) Dream of P. 1872. . 1692.17 
 
 Quetelet (Lambert Adolph Jacques, Belgian statisti- 
 cian and astronomer, b. 1796). 
 
 — Matlly (E.) Eulogy on. [Sm. rep. 1875.] 
 
 Quevedo (Francisco Gomez de, Spanish satirist, b. 1580, 
 
 d. 1645). 
 
 — Shelley (M. W.) Lives, etc., v. 3 3211.26 
 
 Quxn (James, English actor, b. 1693, d. 1766). 
 
 — Gait (J.) Lives of the players, p. 183-214. 1831. v. 1 of 3263.03 
 Qutncy (Josiah.jr., of Mass., lawyer, orator, and patriot, 
 
 b. 1744, d. 1775). 
 
 — Memoir of, by his son. Boston, 1825. 8°. . 3147.20 
 
 — Loring (J. S.) Hundred Boston orators 3246.14 
 
 — Magoou (E. L.) Orators of the rev., p. 121-138. 1848. 6311.12 
 QomcT ( Josiah, of Boston, statesman and author, ft. 1772, 
 
 d. 1864). 
 
 — Quinoy(E.) Life of. 1867 3147.04 
 
 — Loring (J. S.) Hundred Boston orators 3246.14 
 
 — Lowell (J. B.) A great public character. [My study windows, 
 
 p. 8^115. 1871.] 2534.18 
 
 Bepr. from Atlantic monthly, v. 20, 1867. 
 See also Everett (E.) Orations and speeches. 
 Quitman (fc/en. John A., gov. of j\hss., ft.1799, d. 1858). 
 
 — Claiborne (J. P. H.) Life and correspondence. 2 v. 
 
 1860 3147.05 
 
 Eabelais (Francois, French humorist, physician, and 
 writer, 4. about 1483, d. 1553). 
 
 — Shelley (M. W.) Lives, etc., v. 1 3211.24 
 
 See also Every Saturday, v. 4 : Fraser's mag., n. s., v. 1, 
 1870 ; Mao -nillan, Dec, 1870, or Littell, 1871, v. 1 (by W. Be- 
 sant) ; Nat qu. rev., v. 20, 1870 ; Rev. des deux mondes, 15 
 Oct. 1872 (par A. Seville). 
 
 Eachel (Elisa Kachel Felix, called : French actress, b. 
 1820, d. 185S). 
 
 — Barrera (A/me. de). Memoirs of. 1858. . .3152.17 
 
 — Beauvallet (L.) Kachel and the new world. 1072.11 
 
 — Janin (J.) Bachel et la tragedie. 1859. . 1745.06 
 
 See also Bentley's miscel., v. 43, 1858 ; Putnam's mag., 
 Sept., 1855. 
 Eaoine (Jean, French tragic dramatist, ft. 1638, A 1699). 
 
 — Blaze de Bury (Mme. ) Eacine and the French drama. 
 
 London. 1815. 18° 1742.12 
 
 — Beard (0.) Port Eoyal, v. 2, p. 326-402. 1861. . . .3434.19 
 
 Hazlitt (W.) Table talk, v. 2, pt. 1 2531.04 
 
 — Shelley (M. W.) Lives, etc., v. 1 3211.24 
 
 See also the histories of Louis XTV., by Anstie and Mar. 
 
 tin, and works on Drama (French), and Literature (French). 
 
 Eadolefee (Mrs. Ann, English novelist, b. 1764, d. Ib23). 
 
 Elwood (A. K.) Literary ladies of England, p. 155-173, 1843. 
 
 V. 2 Of 3253.22 
 Hunt (L.) Book for the corner, p. 104-128. 1857. . . 2533.03 
 
 — Scott (W.) Lives of the novelists, 1872 2752.31 
 
 Eadclitte (Charles, 6. 1693, ex. 1746). 
 
 Thomson (K. B.) Memoirs of the Jacobites, v. 3. . . 3172.14 
 
 Eadcldte (James, earl of Derwentwater , ft.1689, ex. 1716). 
 
 Thomson (K. B.) Memoirs of the Jacobites, v. 1. . . 3172.12 
 
 Eaffaello or Baphaet. Santi, (Italian painter, b. 1483, 
 d. 1520). 
 
 — Passavant (J. T>. ) Kafael von Urbino jmd sein vater 
 
 Giovanni Santi. 2 v. 1839 3151.04 
 
 — Quatremere de Quincy (A. C.) Kaffasllo. Tr. by W. 
 
 Haslitt. 1856 3151.03 
 
 — Wolzogen (A. ) Eaphael Santi. His life and -works. 
 
 Tr. by F.' E. Bunnett. 1866 3151.02 
 
 — Buckley (T. A.) Dawnings of genius. 1857. . . . 3263.24 
 
 — Butler (G.) Raphael drawings in the University galleries. [Ox- 
 
 ford essays, 1856 : p. 137-193 ] 2538.20 
 
 Cattermole (R.) Book of Raphael's cartoons, 1845. . 1445.04 
 
 — Davis (J. P.) Thoughts on great painters. 1866. . . 1415.16 
 
 — EaBtlakef-SirC.L.) Life of. [ZnE.'sLit. of fine arts.v.l.] Ul'2.04 
 Fairholt (F. W.) Homes, haunts, etc., 1871 1445.22 
 
 — Jameson (Mrs. A.) Early Italian painters 1435.09 
 
 — RuBkin (J.) Modern painters. [See Index in v. 5.] . 1424.26 
 
 — Tytler (Sarah). Old masters 1431-.36 
 
 Wallace (H. B.) Art and scenery, p. 268-291. 1857. . 2545.01 
 
 See also Nat. quar. rsv., Sept., 1873 ; also references in 
 Poole's Index, and (in Fine arts — Italian painting) the his- 
 tories of Lanzi (v. 1), Vasari (v. 3), etc. 
 Baffles (Sir Thomas Stamford, Brit. Indian official and 
 naturalist, 6. 1781, d. 1826). 
 
 — Lives of eminent Englishmen 8221.11 
 
 Eaglan (Lord). See Somerset (J. H Fitzroy). 
 Eaikes (Thomas, English merchant, 6. 1788, A 1848). 
 
 — Journal from 1831 to 1847, in London and Paris. 
 
 2 v. London, 1858. 8° 3147.08 
 
 — Private correspondence with the duke of Wellington. 
 
 London, 1861. 8°. 3147.07 
 
 Kale (Sebastian, French missionary to the Indians, b. 
 1658, d. 1724). 
 
 — Francis (C.) Life of. Sparks' Am. biog., v. 17.] . .3241.07 
 
 See also Catholic world, Jan., 1873. 
 Ealegh or Ealeigh (Sir Walter, English navigator, sol- 
 dier, courtier, and author, b. 1552, d. 1618.) 
 
 — Birch (T.) Life of. [In R.'s works, v. 1. 1751.] 506409 
 Same. [7n E.'s works, v. 1. 1829.] . 5064.13 
 
 — Cayley (A.) Life of. 2 v. 1806 3147.10 
 
 — Edwards (E.) Life of. 2 v. 1868. . . . 3147.16 
 
 — Kingsley(C) Sir W. E. and his times. 1859. 2534.06 
 
 Bepr. from North Brit, rev., v. 23, 1855, or Littell, v. 9, 1855. 
 
 — Napier (M. ) Lord Bacon and Ealeigh. 1853. 3015.27 
 
 — St. John (J. A.) Life of. 2 v. 1868. . .3147.18 
 
 — Thomson (Mrs. K. B. or A. T.) Life of. 1850. 3147.13 
 Same. 1846 3147.12 
 
 — Tytler (P. F.) Life of. 1833 3147.15 
 
 — Whitehead (C.) Life and times of. 1854. 3147.14 
 
 — Brydges (E.) Imaginative biography, v. 2, p.1-74. 1834. 3254.25 
 
 — Collier (J. P.) His character, services, and advancement; 
 
 with new particulars of hiB life. [Archaeologia, v. 34-35. 
 
 1852-53.] 6128.- 
 
 — - Disraeli (I.) Psychological study of. [In his Amenities of 
 
 lit., v. 2.] 2762.02 
 
 Secret history of. [In his Curiosities of lit., v. 3.] 2762 05 
 
 — Edgar (J. G.) Sea-kings and naval heroes 3263.17 
 
 — Gardner (S. R.) The case against Sir W. Raleigh. [In Fort- 
 
 nightly rev., v. 7, 1867.] 
 
 — Langlord (J. A.) Prison books and their authors . . 3 ;J™'™ 
 
 — Lawrence (E.) Lives of British historians, v. 1. . • ™'ni 
 
 — Southey (E.) Lives of the British admirals, v. 4. . 3211.0* 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 22, 1868 (Sidney and E., by 
 E. P. Whipple) ; New monthly mag., Sept., 1862 ; also AW- 
 bone's full article, v. 2, and references in Poole's Index. 
 Balph (James, Amer. author resident in England, ft. 1724, 
 d. 1762). 
 
 — Lawrence (E.) Lives of British historians, v. 2. . _. 3262.04 
 Eametlee (Christian Frederick, English Moravian pas- 
 tor, ft. 1780, A 1832). „„„„., 
 
 — Grimfield(T.) Memoir of. 1833. . . . 3587.04 
 Eammohun Boy (Rajah, Hindoo religious reformer, o. 
 
 1776, A 1833). „ _„, 
 
 — Carpenter (M.) Last days of, in England. 3U7.« 
 Eandolph (Edmund, statesman of Vd., ft. 1753, d. 18M)- 
 
 I — Curtis (G.T.) Hist, of the constitution, v. 1. 5734.^1 
 
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BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : Randolph to Richard I. 
 
 191 
 
 Randolph (John, of Roanoke, Amer. orator and politi- 
 cian, b. 1773, d. 1833). 
 
 — Garland (Hugh A.) Life of. 2 v. 1851. . 3152.01 
 
 — Thomas (F. W.) John Randolph, etc. 1853. 3172.11 
 
 Magoou (B. L.) Orators of the rev., p. 421-456. 1848. 6311.12 
 
 Parton (J.) Famous Americans 3245.16 
 
 See also N. A. rev., v. 103, 1866 ; Putnam's mag., Aug., 
 1866 ; Harper's monthly, v. 2 and 5 (illus. article by H. J. 
 Raymond) ; and the numerous references in Allibone and 
 Poole's Index. 
 
 Randolph (Mrs. Martha Jefferson, d. 1836). 
 
 Holloway (L. 0.) Ladies of the White house. * , . . 3246.14 
 
 Randolph (Thomas, b. 1605, d. 1634). 
 
 — Bell (R.) Lives of English poets 3211.17 
 
 Rantoul (Robert, of Mass. ; orator and reformer, 6. 
 
 18U5, d. 1852). 
 
 — Memoirs. Ed. by L. Hamilton. B., 1854. 8°. 3147.26 
 
 See also N. A. rev., v. 78, 1864. 
 Raphael. See Raffaello. 
 Rapin-Thoykas (Paul de, Fr. historian, b. 1661, d. 1725). 
 
 — Lawrence (E.) Lives of British historians, v. 2. . . 3262.04 
 Rapp ;Jean, comte, Fr. general, b. 1772, d. 1821). 
 
 — Memoirs. By himself. Lond.,1823. 8°. . 3152.03 
 Rawdon (Francis, marquis jof Hastings, gov.-gen. of In- 
 dia, b. 1754, d. 1823). 
 
 — Private journal in India, 1813-18. . . .3076.04 
 Rat (John, English naturalist, b. 1628, d. 1704). 
 
 — Correspondence. Ed. by E. Lankester. London, 
 
 Ray soc, 1848. 8° 4744.12 
 
 — Memorials of, consisting of his life, by Dr. Derham. 
 
 Biographical and critical notices by Sir J. E. 
 Smith, and Cuvier and Dupetit Thouars. With 
 his Itiueraiies, etc. Ed. by E. Lankester. Lon- 
 don, 1846. 8° 3147.27 
 
 — Jardine (Sir W.) Naturalist's library, v. 33. ... 4721.01 
 
 — Macgillivray (W.) Eminent zoologists, p. 136-182. . 3252.04 
 Raymond (Henry J.,iYeio Yorkjoumalist,b.l820,d.l869). 
 
 — Maverick (A.) H. J. Raymond and the New York 
 
 press, 1840-70. 1870 3147.25 
 
 See also Galaxy, April, 1870 (Eaymond and journalism, by 
 
 L. J. Jennings). 
 Read. See also Reade, Reed, Reid. 
 Read (Nathan, Amer. inventor, b. 1759, d. 1849). 
 
 — Read (D. ) Nathan Reed : his invention of the high- 
 
 pressure engine, etc. 1870 3926.24 
 
 Reade (Charles, English novelist, b. 1814). 
 
 — - Friswell (J. H.) Modern men of letters, p. 77-91. 1870. 2525.18 
 
 — McCarthy (J.) Modern leaders, 1872 3257.16 
 
 Reoamiee (Jeanne Francoise Julie Adelaide Bernard, 
 
 Mme. ; French lady, b. 1777, d. 1849). 
 
 — Memoirs and correspondence. From the French, 
 
 by I. II. Luyster. Boston, 1867. 12°. . 3152.04 
 
 — Souvenirs et correspoudance. 3e eel. 2 v. Paris, 
 
 1860. 8° 3152.22 
 
 — Lenormant (Mme.) Madame Recamier and her 
 
 friends. From the French. 1875. . .3152.24 
 
 — Luyster (Mrs. I. M.) [In Atlantic monthly, v. 14, 1864.] 
 
 — Maceuen (M.) Celebrities, etc. (adapted from Sainte-Beuve). 
 
 1874 • 3212.11 
 
 — Salisbury (Marquess). Hist, sketches and reviews. .2547.17 
 
 — Thomson (K. B. and J. C.) Queens of society, v. 1. . 3262 16 
 
 See also Bentley'8 miscel., v. 26, 1849 ; Ed. rev., v. Ill, 
 1860, or Littell, 1860, v. 1 ; Eraser's mag., v. 61, 1860 ; New 
 monthly, Dec , 1859 ; North Brit, rev., v. 32, 1860 ; Quar. 
 rev., v. 107, 1860 ; Eev. des d. mondes, 1 dec. 1859 et 1 fev. 
 1873 (par Guizot). 
 Reoke Volmerstein (Matilda, grafin, von der, devout 
 German Lutheran lady, b. 1801, d. 1867). 
 
 — Recollections of [her] life. By her daughter. 2d ed. 
 
 London, 1874. 12° 3151.13 
 
 Red-Jacket or Sa-go-ye-wat-ha, chief of the Senecas, b. 
 1750 1 d. 1830). 
 
 — Stone ("W. L. ) The life and times of. 1841. 3152.05 
 Redding (Cyrus, English journalist and author, 6. about 
 
 1785, d. 1870). 
 See Fraser's mag., v. 57, 1858. 
 Reed. See also Read, Reade, and Reid. 
 Reed family. 
 
 — Reed (J. W.) Hist, of the Reed family. 1861. 3152.19 
 Reed Henry, Amer. author, b. 1808 d. 1851). 
 
 — Beed (W. B.) Among my boots, p. 256-270. 1871. . . 2541.27 
 Reed (Joseph, Amer. rev. statesman and soldier, b. 1741, 
 
 d. 1785). 
 
 — Life and correspondence of. By his grandson. 
 
 2v. Phila., 1847. 8° 3152.07 
 
 — Reed (H.) Life of. [Sparks' Am. bio., v. 18.] 3241.18 
 
 — Armor (W. O.) Governors of Pennsylvania. . . . 3246.02 
 
 Reeve (Clara, Engl, authoress, b. 1725 t d. 1803). 
 
 — Scott (V7.) Lives' of the novelists. 1872 2762 31 
 
 Reeves (John Sims, Engl, tenor singer, 6. 1821). 
 
 See Bentley's miscel., v. 27, I860. 
 Regnabd (Jean Francois, French poet, b. 1655, d. 1709). 
 
 See Atlantic monthly, v. 15, 1865 (by F. Sheldon) ■ Eevue 
 des deux mondes, 1 sept. 1859 (by D. L. Gilbert). 
 Reid (Thomas, Scotch philosopher, b. 1710, d. 1796). 
 
 — Stewart (D.) Memoir of; [In S.'sWorks, v. 10.] 5417.10 
 Rembrandt van Ryn (Paul, Butch painter and engraver, 
 
 b. 1607, & 1669). 
 
 — Coquerel (A. ) Rembrandt et l'individualisme dans 
 
 l'a'rt. 1869 1412.17 
 
 — Daulby (D. ) Rembrandt and his scholars, Bol, 
 
 Livens, and Van Vliet. 1796 1434.18 
 
 — Davis- (J. P.) Thoughts on great painters. 1866.. .1415.16 
 
 — Fairholt (F. W.) Homes, haunts, and works. 1871. . 1445.22 
 
 — Planche (G ) [In Beyue des deux mondes, 15 juillet, 1863.J 
 
 — Ruskin (J.) Modern painters. [See Index in v. 6.] . 1424.26 
 
 — Tytler (Sarah). Old masters 1431.36 
 
 Renee de France (duchess of Ferrara, b. 1510, d. 1575). 
 
 — Memorials of. [anon.] 2ded. L, 1859. 12°. 3151.01 
 Rennie (John, Scotch engineer, b. 1761, d. 1821). 
 
 — Smiles (S.) Lives of the engineers, v. 2 8265.06 
 
 Retz (Jean Francois Paul de Gondi, card, de ; leading 
 
 spirit of the Fronde, b. 1614, d. 1679). 
 
 — Memoirs. [1614-55.] 4 v. L, 1723. 16°. . 3152.09 
 
 — Memoires, 1648-55. [Petitot. 2 ser., v. 44-46.] . . . 603.22 
 
 — Baker (H. B.) French society, etc., v. 1 8266.16 
 
 Eepr. from Temple bar, v. 38, 1873, ji- Littell, Aug., 16, 1873. 
 
 — James (G. P. R.) Eminent foreign statesmen, v. 3. . 3211.21 
 
 — Maceuen (M.) Celebrities, etc. (Adapted from Sainte-Beuve.) 
 
 1874 3212.11 
 
 Retzsch (Moritz, German designer and engraver, b. 1779. 
 d. 1857). 
 
 — Jameson (Mrs. A.) ViBits and sketches, v. 2, p. 188-197. 2533.1b 
 Reuchlin (John, German reformer, b. 1455, d. 1522). 
 
 — Barham(F.) Life and times of. 1843. .3152.13 
 Reynolds (Frederick, English dramatist, 6.1764,d.l841). 
 
 — Life and times. By himself. 2d ed. 2 v. London, 
 
 1827. 8° 3152.14 
 
 Reynolds (Sir Joshua, English portrait painter and art 
 crilic, b. 1723, d. 1792). 
 
 — Cotton (W.) Sir Joshua Reynolds and his works. 
 
 1856 1446.13 
 
 — Leslie (C. R.) and Taylor (T.) Life and times of. 
 
 2v. 1865 ' 3152.20 
 
 — Cracroft (B.) Essays, v. 2, p. 223-233. 1868 2621.14 
 
 — Cunningham (A.) Lives of British painters, v. 1. . . 1431.01 
 
 — Davis (J. P.) Thoughts on great painters, 1866. . .1415.16 
 
 — Edgar (J. G ) Footprints of famous men 3263.18 
 
 — Hazlitt (W.) Criticisms on art. 2d series. 1844. . . 1431.10 
 Table talk, v. 2, p. 192-222. J857 2531.04 
 
 — Redgrave IE. and S.) Century of painters, v. 1. 1866. 1433.03 
 
 — Thornbury(W) British artists, v. 1. 1861 1433.10 
 
 — Timbs (J.) Anecdote biography, p. 95-155. 1860. v. 2 of 3263.11 
 
 — Tytler (S.) Modern painters 1431.37 
 
 See also Blackwood'smag., v. 102, 1867 ; Quar .rev., Apr. 
 and July, 1866, or Littell, 1866, v. 1. 
 
 See also the elaborate bibliogr. and literary article in Alli- 
 bone, v. 2 ; and in fiction Miss Thackeray's ' JffisB Angel.' 
 Rtbault (Jean, French navigator, commander of the first 
 expedition lo Florida, b. 1520, d. 1565). 
 
 Sparks (J.) life of. [In his Amer. biogr., v. 17.] . .3241.01 
 
 Rioasoli (Bettino, Ital. statesman, b. 1805, d. 1867). 
 
 See National rev., v. 11, 1860 ; Nouv. biogr. gen. 
 Ricci (Scipio de, Italian reformer, b. 1741, d. 1810). 
 
 — Potter (L. J. A. do). Memoirs of. Tr. by T. Ros- 
 
 coe. 2 v. 1828 3153.01 
 
 Rioooboni (Marie Jeanne Laboras de Me'zieres, actress 
 
 and novelist, b. 1714, d. 1792). 
 
 Kavanagh (J.) French women of letters, v. 2. . . .3262.14 
 
 RichakdI. (king of England, b. 1157, d. 1199). 
 
 — Abbott (J.) History of. 1857 3153.03 
 
 — Chronicles and mem. of reign : Itinerarium pere- 
 
 grinorum. Epistolas Cantuarienses. Ed. by W. 
 Stubbs. L, 1864-65. 8°. [Rolls chronicles.] 5140.— 
 
 — Hawks (F. L.) Richard CceurdeLion. 1855. 3153.04 
 
 — James (G. P. R.) History of. 2 v. 1854. . 3153.05 
 
 — Richard of Devizes. Chronicle, 1189-92. [Chroni- 
 
 cles of the crusades. ] 6623.13 
 
 — Vinsauf (G. de). Chronicle, 1187-92. [Chronicles 
 
 of the crusades.] 6623.13 
 
 Dorau (J.) Princes of Wales 8253.21 
 
 See also (in Countries) histories of England, and of the 
 Crusades. 
 
 Also in fiction Scott's 'Talisman* (3d crusade), and Ivan- 
 ioe '; and McKeever's ' Maud and Miriam ' (crusades). 
 
 In asking for books, use the "Book Orders," giving the AOTHOK'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, aad the NUMBER. 
 
192 
 
 BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL): Richard n. to Robinson. 
 
 Richaed II. (king of England, b. 1366, d. 1400). 
 
 — Abbott (J.) History of. 1858 3152.26 
 
 See, in Drama, Shakspere's Richard n. 
 Richard III. (king of England, b. 1452, d. 1485). 
 
 — Abbott (J.) History of. 1858 3152.27 
 
 — Halsted (G. A.) Richard HI. as duke of Gloucester 
 
 and king of England. 2 v. 1844. . . . 3152.28 
 Same. 1S44 3153.07 
 
 — Jesse (J. H.) Memoirs of. 1862. . . .3153.25 
 
 Reviewed in Ed. rev., 115, 1862, or Littell, 1862, v. 2. 
 
 — Letters and papers illus. of reign. 2 v. London, 1861- 
 
 63. 8°. [Rolls chronicles.] 5140.— 
 
 — More (Sir T. ) England under Richard HI. 472. 11 
 
 — "Walpole (H. ) Historic doubts on the life and reign 
 
 of. 1768 3153.06 
 
 — 'Alliterative poem on the deposition of. London, Camden soc. 
 1838. 4° 6112.03 
 
 — Hayward (A.) Essays. New series, v. 2, 1873. . . . 2628.18 
 
 — Masters (K.) Some remarks on Walpole 's Historic doubts. 
 
 [Archajologia, v. 2, 1809.] 5128.— 
 
 See in Drama, Shakspere's Eichard III. 
 Richardson (John, parliamentary solicitor, intimate with 
 literary men, b. 1780, d. 1864). 
 See North Brit, rev., v. 41, 1864. 
 Richardson (Samuel, English novelist, b. 1689, d. 1761). 
 
 — Forsyth (W.) Novels and novelists 2762:30 
 
 — Massun (D.) BritiBh novelists 2722.27 
 
 — Oliphant {Mrs. M.) Hist, sketches, etc. 1869. . . . 3064.18 
 
 Bepr. from Blackwood, 1869, or Littell, 1869, v. 2. 
 
 — Scott (W.) Lives of the novelists, 1872 2752.31 
 
 — Stephen (L.) Hours in a library. 1875 2543.31 
 
 See also Fortnightly rev., v. 12, 1869 (by H. B. Formau) ; 
 Fraser's mag., v. 62, 1860 ; v. 71, 1865, or Littell, 1865, v. 1; 
 WeBt. rev., v. 91, 1869 (E.'s Clarissa); Allibone, v. 2. 
 Richelieu (Armand Jean Du Plessis, cardinal due de, 
 French prime-minister, b. 1585, d. 1642). 
 
 — Mernoires sur le regne de Louis XIII., 1610-38. [Petitot. 2 ser., 
 
 v. 10-11, 21 6is-30.] 502.25 
 
 — Bridges (J. H. ) France under Richelieu and Col- 
 
 bert. 1866 523.16 
 
 — Capefigue (B. H. E. ) Richelieu, Mazarin, et la 
 
 Fronde. 2 v. 1844 7008.04 
 
 — Cousin (V. ) Secret hist, of the French court. 513.01 
 
 — Leclerc (J.) Vie de Richelieu. 1696. 2e e'd.2v. 3151.14 
 
 — Martin (H.) Histoire de France, v. 11. 1800. 523.28 
 
 — Michelet (J.) Henri IV. et Richelieu. 1861. . 522.25 
 Richelieu et la Fronde. 1858 522.26 
 
 — Robson(W.) Life of. [1874.] 3152.30 
 
 — Hewlett (H. G.) Heroes of Europe 3263.25 
 
 ■ — Hope (A. J. E.) Buckingham and R. [In Ids Essays.] 2532.18 
 
 — James (G. P. K.) Eminent foreign statesmen, v. 2. . 3211 20 
 
 — Maceueu (M.) Celebrities of the past. (Adapted from Sainte- 
 
 Beuve.) 3212.11 
 
 — Scott (J. E.) XimeueB and R. [Dissertations.] . . . 2547 05 
 
 — Vanpraet (J.) Essays, etc. 1868 446 14 
 
 See Atlantic mag., v. 9, 1862 (Statesmanship of); Eraser's 
 mag., v. 75, 1867 (France under R. and Colbert) : Natiimal 
 rev., v. 11 (Michelet's Life of E.) ; Temple bar, Nov., 1875. 
 
 See also entries under Loois XIII., p. 170; and general 
 histories of France (in Countries). The works of Michelet 
 and Martin above mentioned have not yet (1876) been 
 translated. In Fiction and Drama see Dumas' ' Three 
 guardsmen,' James's • Richelieu," de Vigny's ' Cinq Mars ' 
 and Bulwer's play ' Richelieu.' ' 
 
 Richelieu (Louis Francois Armand Du Plessis, due de- 
 marshal of France, b. 1696, d. 1788). 
 
 — Mernoires. [Barriere. Ool.des.mem. v.16,17.] 507 01 
 Richmond (Charles Gordon Lennox, fifth duke of 6.1791 
 
 d. 1860). 
 
 — Memoir of. lanon.] London, 1862. 8°. . . 3153 26 
 Richtek (Johann Paul Friedrich, 
 
 humorist, b. 1763, d. 1825). 
 
 — Life v with his autobiography. Tr. by E. B. Lee. 
 
 1'^ ; '0 o-i r^o fjo 
 
 — Carlyle (T.) Essays. 1852 ' ' ' 25171° 
 
 — De Qmncey (T.) Essays onphilos. writers, v. 1.' 1854' 25""'l8 
 ~ S=i W ,T™i J , ,) ^' ! i 2 Hai '«son (R.) German literature. . 2732H 
 
 — Eussell (W.) Extraordinary men. ... 3263 20 
 
 .i"?'" Blackwood's mag., v. 94, 1863 ; N. A. rev., v. 97 
 sent ( ?i& E ; ? nd h18 Jitan) ; Eevue des deux mondes. i 
 sept. 1842, et 1 mars 1844 (par H. Blaze de Bury) 
 See also histories of German literature 
 Kidijsy (Nicolas, bp. of Rochester, protectant martyr, b 
 about 1500, d. 1555). 
 
 — Wordsworth (O ) Eccl. biogr., v. 3, 1853 (from Fox). 3446 03 
 Riedesel (Friedrich Adolph, German general in Engl 
 
 service in Amer. rev., b. 1738, d. 1800). 
 
 — Eelkmg . (M von). Memoirs and letters and iour- 
 
 nals of [1760-83. ] Tr. by W.L. Stone. 2 v. 3153 21 
 Eiedesel (Fredsrika v., wife of above, b. 1764, d.1808). 
 
 German philosophic 
 Tr. by E. 
 
 — Letters and journals relating to the war of the Amer. 
 
 revolution. Tr. by W. L. Stone. 1867. . 3153.24 
 Bienzi (Nicola Gabrino, called Cola di, Soman orator 
 and tribune, b. 1313, d. 1354). 
 
 — Du Cerceau (J. A.) Life and times. 1836. 3153.09 
 
 — Meadley (G. W,) Hist, portraits ; Rienzi and Buonaparte 
 
 1821. [Pamphleteer, v. 18.] 5058.18 
 
 . — Milinan (H. H.) Latin Christianity, v. 5, 1857. . . . 3417,08 
 
 In fiction see Bulwer's ' Rienzi.' 
 Eiouffe (Honore, French publicist, b. 1764, d. 1813). 
 — ■ Mernoires. [Barriere. Bibl. des. mem., v. 9.] . . , 607.01 
 
 Note. — Descriptive of the Eeign of terror. 
 Rippeeda (Jan Wilhelm, duke of, Dutch statesman and 
 diplomatist, b. 1665, d. 1737). 
 
 — James (G. P. R.) Eminent foreign statesmen, v. 4. . 3211,22 
 Eistobi (Adelaide, Italian actress, b. 1821). 
 
 See Atlantic monthly, v. 19, 1867 (by Kate Field); Lippin- 
 cott's mag., Feb., 1868 (As- Marie Antoinette, by Kate Field). 
 Ritchie (Mrs. Anna Cora Mowatt, Amer. actress and 
 author, b. 1819, d. 1870). 
 
 — Autobiography of an actress. B., 1854. 12°. 3126.05 
 Eitson (Joseph, English antiquary, b. 1752, d. 1803.) 
 
 — Letters. Memoir by Sir H. Nicholas. 2 v. London 
 
 1833. 12° • 3153.10 
 
 Rittenhouse (David, Amer. astronomer, mathematician, 
 and physicist, b. 1732, d. 1796). 
 
 — Eenwick (J.) Life of. [In Sparks' Amer. biogr., v. 7.] 3241.07 
 
 — Wynne (J.) Scientific men of America 3242^01 
 
 Rittee (Carl, German geographer, b. 1779, d. 1859) 
 
 — Gage (W.L.) Life of. 1867 3153.12 
 
 See also N. A. rev., v. 98, 1864. 
 Eivaboi, (Antoine de, French litliraleur and scientist, b. 
 1753, d. 1801). 
 
 — Houssaye (A.) Men and women of France, etc., v. 1, p. 206-236 
 
 London, 1852 3262 18 
 
 Same. v. 1. N. Y., 1857 ' 3266.02 
 
 — Sainte-Beuve (C. A.) CauserieB du lundi, v. 5. . . 7033 22 
 Robeet I. Bruce, (king of Scotland, b. 1274, d. 1J29). 
 
 — Alison (A.) Essays, p. 94-100. 1852 2517.02 
 
 — Bruce (J.) Classic portraits, v. 2 3212.16 
 
 — Burton (J. H.) Hist, of Scotland, v. 2, 1870. . . . 495.21 
 
 — Letter from the nobility, barons, and commons of Scotland, 
 
 in 1320, directed to pope John ; wherein they declare their 
 firm resolution to adhere to their king Eobert the Brace. 
 New York, 1861. 4° 496,19 
 
 — Tytler (P. F.) Lives of Scottish worthies, v. 1-2. . . 3252.01 
 
 See also general histories of Scotland ; and White's His- 
 tory of the battle of Bannockburn [491.13]. 
 
 Also in poetry, Barbour (J.) The Bruce, metrical his- 
 tory, efc. [1614.19]; Harvey (J.) Life ol Robert Bruce. 1867 
 [1651.00]; Scott's Lord of the Isles; and, in fiction, Grace 
 Aguilar's 'Days of Bruce.' 
 Roberts (David, Scotch painter, b. 1796, d. 1864). 
 
 — Ballantine ( J. ) Life of. 1866 1446.19 
 
 Eobeets (Emma, English authoress, b. 1794, d. 180 1). 
 
 — Elwood (A. K ) Literary ladies, v. 2, 1843 325S.22 
 
 Robertson (Frederick Wm., English clergyman, 6. 1816, 
 
 d. 1853). 
 
 — Life and letters. Ed. by S. A. Brooke. 2 v. 3153.13 
 
 — Hood (E.) Lamps, pitchers, etc., v. 2, p. 3-485. . . . 3562.28 
 
 See also Contemp. rev., v. 1, 1866 (by W. F. Stevenson) ; 
 
 Fortnightly rev., v. 3, 1865 (by J. Dennis) ; New Englauder, 
 
 v. 17, 1859 (E.'s Sermons aud extempore preaching) ; N. A. 
 
 rev., v. 86, 1858 (Sermons of F. W. R.) 
 
 Robertson (Prof. James, Scotch divine, b. 1803, 4 1860). 
 
 See Fraser's mag , v. 68, 1863 (by J. Skelton). 
 Robertson (Thos. Win., English dramatist, b. 1829). 
 
 — F'riswell (J.H.) Modern men of letters, p 346-360. 1870. 2526.18 
 Robertson (Wm., Scotch historian and orator, b. 1721, 
 
 d. 1793). 
 
 — Brougham (H., lord). Lives of men of letters. . . .3024.04 
 
 — Lawrence (E.) Lives of British historians, v. 1. . . 3262.03 
 
 — Stewart (D.) Biogr. memoir of. [In S.'s Works, v. 10.] 6417.1C 
 
 See also the exhaustive article in Allibone, v. 2. 
 Robespierre (Maximilian Joseph Marie Isidore de, 
 French revolutionist, b. 1758, d. 1794). 
 
 — Lewes (G.H.) Life of. 1849 3153.15 
 
 — Baker (H. B.) French society, etc., v. 2 3266.K 
 
 See also Chambers's journal. 18.52, or Eclectic mag., v. 25 
 
 Catholic world, Jan., Feb., 1875 ; Temple bar, May, 1871. 
 
 See also (in Countries) France (ifcii. of 17S9), for the 
 
 hist, works of Carlyle, Lamartine, Thiers, etc. Also H. 
 
 Bliss's Robespierre ; a tragedy [1714.03]. 
 
 Robin Hood. Wee Hood (Robin). 
 
 See also Putnam's mag., Dec, 1857. 
 Robinson (Anastasia, afterwards countess of Peterbo- 
 rough, English singer, d. 1750). 
 
 — Clayton (E. C.) Queens of song 3265.10 
 
 Robinson (Edward, ^lmer. biblical scholar and geogra- 
 pher, b. 1794, d. 1863). 
 
 — Smith (H. B.) and Hitohcock (R. D.) Life of. 3153.16 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : Robinson to Rousseau. 
 
 193 
 
 Robinson (Henry Crabb, English lawyer and intimate 
 with the literary celebrities of his time, 6. 1775, d. 1867). 
 
 — Diary, reminiscences, and correspondence. Ed. by 
 
 J. Sadler. 2 v. 1869 3153.28 
 
 ■See also Ed. rev., v. 130, 1809 ; Fortnightly rev., y. 12 
 1869 (by W. Bageliot) ; Eraser's mag., v. 80, 1869 ;' North 
 Brit. rev., v. 50, 1869, or Littell, 1869, v. 3 ; Macmilliiu's 
 mag., Ant;., 1869 (by F. D. Maurice). 
 Robinson (Mrs. Mary, Engl, actress and writer, b. 1758, 
 d. 1800). 
 
 — Memoir. By herself. 2 v. inl. N.Y.,1802. 16°. 3153.31 
 Robison (John, Scotch mathematician, b. 1739, d. 1805). 
 
 — Play fair ( J. )Biogr. account of . [P. 'sWorks, v. 4. 5063. 04 
 Rob Roy. See Macgregor. 
 
 Robsart (Amy, countess of Leicester, 6. 1525, d. 1560). 
 See London soc, Oct., 1866 ; also Dudley (Robert, earl 
 of Leicester). 
 
 Rochefort (Victor Henri, vicomie de Lucay, French 
 republican, b. about 1830). 
 
 — Men of the third republic 1873 3262.27 
 
 See Galaxy, June, 1874 (by J. H. Browne). 
 Rochefoucauld. See La Rochefoucauld. 
 Roche jaquelein (Marie Louise Yictoire, marqidse de, 
 b. 1772, d. 1857). 
 
 — Memoirs. From the French. 2d ed. Edinburgh 
 
 1817. 8° 3097.10 
 
 Note.— Describe the Vendean war. 
 Rochester ( John Wilmot, earl of). See Wilmot (John). 
 Rochois or Le Rochois (JIarthe, Fr. actress, b. about 
 
 1608, d. 1728). 
 
 — Clayton (E. O.) Queens of song 3265.10 
 
 Rockingham (2d marquis of ). See Wentworth (Ch. W. ) 
 Rodgeks (Rev. John, Amer. divine, b. 1727, d. 1811). 
 
 — Miller (S.) Memoirs of. 1813 3154.20 
 
 Rodgebs. See also Rogers. 
 
 Rodney (George Brydges, lord; admiral, 6.1718,(11792). 
 
 — Edgar (J. G.) Sea-kings and naval heroes 8263.17 
 
 Roebung (John A., Amer. engineer, b. 1806, d. 1869). 
 
 — Stuart (C. B.) Civil, etc. engineers, p. 301-326. 1871. 3265.16 
 Roebuck (John Arthur, Engl, politician, b. 1802). 
 
 See Atlantic monthly, v. 12, 1863. 
 Rogebs (George, Amer. univ. minister). 
 
 — Memoiauda of the experience and travels of a uni- 
 
 versalist preacher, [1834-44] 3153.27 
 
 Rogebs (Hester Ann, Engl, methodist, b. 1756, d. 1794). 
 
 — Experience and funeral sermon, by Dr. Coke. New 
 
 York, [n.d.] 16°. 3153.18 
 
 Rogers (Henry, Engl, theologian, b. 1850). 
 
 — Gilfttlan (G.) 3d gallery of portraits, p. 391-422. 1856. 2526.13 
 Rogers (John, English translator of the Bible, and prot. 
 
 martyr, b. 1500 ? burned 1555): 
 
 — Wordsworth (C.) Eccl. biogr., v. 2, 1853 (from Fox). 3446.02 
 Rogers (Nathaniel P., ^4mer. author, b. 1794, d. 1846). 
 
 — Whittier (J.) Old portraits, etc. [ProBe works, v. 1.] 5077.10 
 Rogebs (Robert, Amer. col. in Fr. war, b. 1730, d.1800). 
 
 — Stark (C.) Biography of. 3168.12 
 
 Rogers (Samuel, Engl, poet and banker, b. 1763, d. 1855). 
 
 — Recollections. Boston, 1859. 16°. . . . 3153.19 
 
 — Recollections of [his] table-talk. N. Y. 12°. 3153.20 
 
 Beviewed in Fraser's mag., v. 63, 1856- 
 
 — Howitt (W.) HoraeB of the British poets, v. 2. 1856. 953.24 
 
 — Timbs(J.) Lives of the later wits, v. 2. 1874. . .3251.09 
 
 See also Harper's mag., v. 12 (by E. S. Mackenzie) ; v. 39 
 (by M. D. Conway); Ed. rev., v. 104, , or Littell, v. 14, 1856, 
 or North Brit, rev., v. 25, 1856; and article in Allibone, v. 2. 
 
 Rogers, See also Rodgers. 
 
 Roland de la Platiere (Marie Jeanne Phlipon, Mme. ; 
 French rev. heroine, b. 1754, d. 1793). 
 
 — Appeal to an impartial posterity. From the French. 
 
 2ded. London, 1796. 8°. 2 v. . . . 3151.25 
 
 — Memoires. [Barriere. Bibl. desinein. , v. 8.] 507.08 
 -Abbott (J. S. O.) History of. 1853.. . .3153.23 
 
 — Child (Mrs. L. M.) Memoirs of. 1854. .3165.08 
 
 — Baker (H. B.) French society, etc., v. 2. 1874. . . 3266.16 
 
 — Hays (M.) Female biography, v. 6 3212.06 
 
 — Jenkins (J. S.) Heroines of history, p. 473-520. 1852. 3262.15 
 
 — Lenormant (Mme.) Esquisses hiBtoriques 3261.18 
 
 Quatre femmes, etc., p. 167-244. 1866 3261.18 
 
 — Eussell (W.) Extraordinary women 3263.19 
 
 — Sainte-Beuve (C. A.) Portraits of eel. women. . . . 3262.17 
 
 — Shelley (M. W.) Lives, etc., v. 2 3211.24 
 
 — Thomson (K. B.) Queens of society, v. 1 3262.16 
 
 .See also Ed. rev., v. 121, 1865 ; Putnam's mag., May, 1870 ; 
 Temple bar, Aug., 1871 ; and references in Poole's Index. 
 Rolfe (Robert Monsey, lord Granworih, 6.1790, d.1868). 
 
 — British statesmen. 1864 3252.07 
 
 Rollo (1st duke of Normandy, b. 847 ? d. 932). 
 
 — Edgar (J. G.) Sea kings and naval heroes 8263.17 
 
 Romilly (Sir Samuel, Engl, jurist and orator, 6. 1757 
 
 Ct. lblo). ' 
 
 — Memoirs. Ed. by his sons. 2 v. L., 1811. 16°. 3154 01 
 ~~ I?,, 8 ht ^t}\ (C ^ L -» Ear 'y lives of great lawyers. . .3254 22 
 
 — Boscoe (H) Eminent British lawyers. .... 321106 
 
 — Eussell (W. ) Extraordinary men. . 326320 
 Romney (George, English painter, b. 17:14, d 1802) 
 
 — Oook (D.) Art in England. 1869. . . . ii 33 12 
 Romulus (mythical founder of Rome, 6. 753, 'd'lU b'c ) 
 
 — Abbott (J.) History of. 1852. . . 3154 03 
 
 — Plutarch Romulus.-E. and Theseus compared. (In his Lives, 
 
 V. 1 of 3146.17; v. 1 of 3145.22; v. 1 of 3145.08 1 
 
 See also histories of Rome (in Countries). Arnold gives 
 the popular narrative. Cornwall Lewis, and Niebuhr pre. 
 sent destructive criticism. 
 Ronsabd (Pierre de, French poet, b. 1521, d. 1SS5). 
 
 — Cary (H. F.) Early French poets, p. 86-127. 1846. . 3263 06 
 
 <See also Bentley's miscel., Mch., 1857. 
 Roper (Mrs. Margaret, daughter of Sir Thomas More). 
 
 — Famous girls, etc., p. 1-26 326117 
 
 See also Miss Manning's ' Household of Sir Thomas More ' 
 Hopes family, (Salem, Mass. ) 
 
 — Materials for a hist. of. By E. S. "W. \I n Essex 
 
 inst. hist, coll., v. 7, 8, 9 605.07 
 
 Rosa (SaWator, Neapolitan painter, 6. 1615, d. 1673).' 
 
 — Morgan (S. O. , lady). Life of. 1824. . .3154.04 
 
 — Hazlitt (W.) Criticisms on art. 2d series. 1844. .1431.10 
 
 — Jervis (Lady). Painting and eel. painters, v. 2. 1854.141417 
 
 — Buskin (J.) Modern painters. (See index, v. 6.) . . . 1424 26 
 
 — Tytler (Sarah). Old mastei'B 143L36 
 
 Rosas (Don Juan Manuel Ortis de, Argentine dictator, 
 
 b. 1793). ' J 
 
 See Bentley's miscel., 1852, or Eclectic mag., v. 26, 1852 
 Roscoe (Wru., English author, 6. 1753, d. 1831). 
 
 — Roscoe(H.) Life of. 2 v. London, 1833. 8°. 3154.06 
 
 — Coleridge (H.) Northern worthies, v. 3. 1852. . . 3263.09 
 
 — Tuckerman (H. T.) Characteristics of lit. v., 1. . . 2544.10 
 
 .See also Allibone, v. 2, and the references in Poole's Index, 
 Rose (George, English statesman, 6. 1744, d. 1818). 
 
 See Ed. rev., v. 112, 1860. 
 Rose of lima (Saint, b. 1586, d. 1617). 
 
 — Feuillet(J.B.) Life of. Ed. by F. W. Faber. 3151.29 
 
 See also Harper's mag., v. 34 (Santa Eosa of Lima, by 
 Mrs. E. G. Squier). 
 Rossel (Louis Nathaniel, French soldier and republican, 
 b. 1844, ex. 1871). 
 See Contem. rev., v. 19, 1872 (byj. Mazzini ; United ser. 
 vice mag., Feb., 1872. 
 Rossetti (Dante Gabriel, Engl. painter andpoet, 6.1828). 
 
 — Stedman (E. C.) Victorian poets. 1876 2543.32 
 
 Kepr. from Scribner's monthly, Feb., 1875. 
 See also Catholic world. May, 1874 ; Fraser's mag., May, 
 1870; Putnam's mag., July, 1870. 
 Rossini (Gioachino Antonio, Italian musical composer, 
 b. 1792, d. 1868). 
 
 — Beyle (HM.) Memoirs of. 1824. . . .3154.22 
 
 — Edwards (H. L.) Life of. 1869 3154.21 
 
 — Crowest (F.) Great tone-poets. 1874 1561.34 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 4, 1859 (Opera of La Mala- 
 notte) ; Brit. qu. rev., July, 1869 ; Ed. rev., v. 133, 1871 ; 
 New monthly, mag., Dec, 1829, and v. 28, 1830 (3 art.) 
 Roihe (Richard, German theologian, b. 1799, d. 1867). 
 
 See Bibl. sacra, July and Oct., 1874 (by S. Osgood) ; Brit, 
 quar. rev., Oct., 1873 ; Contem. rev., v. 12, 1869 (B. and the 
 German Prot. union). 
 Rothschild (House of). 
 
 See Gentleman's mag., Nov., 1871 ; Harper's monthly, v. 
 48 (by J. H. Browne). 
 Rothschild (Nathan Meyer, 6. 1776, d. 1836). 
 
 — Bourne (H. E. F.) Famous London merchants. . . 3261.01 
 Rotther (Eugene, French statesman, 6. 1814). 
 
 — Men of the third republic. 1873 3252.27 
 
 Rous (John, rector of Downham, England, b. 1584, d. 
 
 1644). 
 
 — Diary, 1625-42 ; ed. by M. A. E. Green. London, 
 
 Camden soc, 1856. 4°. 5113.20 
 
 Rousseau (Jean Jacques, French social, educational, and 
 aislheiical writer, and novelist, b. 1712, d. 1778). 
 
 — Confessions. 2 v. N. Y, 1856. 12°. . . . 3154.09 
 
 — Original letters. From French. L., 1*20. 16°. 3154.08 
 
 — Lamartine (A. de). J. J. Rousseau, son faux con- 
 
 trat social, et le vrai contrat social. 1866. 5722.12 
 
 — Morley(J.) Rousseau. 2 v. 1873. . . .3155.23 
 
 Note. — The most important critical examination of his 
 life and influence. Eepr. from Fortnightly rev., v. 17- 
 18. 1872. 
 
 — Stael (Mme. de). Letters on the works and charac- 
 
 ter of. 1789 3154.24 
 
 — Voltaire (F. M. A. de). Vie de. [CEuvres ; ed. par 
 
 Beuchot. v. 37.] 5084.37 
 
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194 
 
 BIOG-RAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : Rousseau to Saint Pierre. 
 
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 — Barante (A. G. P. B. de). Reflexions sur lea (Euvres pol. de 
 
 B. [In his Etudes lit*, et hist. v. 1 J . . . 7002.01 
 
 — Brougham (H., lord). Lives of men of letters. . . .3024.04 
 
 — Brvdges (E.) Imaginative biography, p. 266-282. V. 1 of 3254.25 
 
 — Everett (A. H.) Essays, 2d series, p. 301-325. . . .2524.12 
 
 — Lowell (J. E.) Among my books, p. 349-380. 1870. . 2534.14 
 
 — Quick (B. H.) Essays on ed. reformers, p. 96-138. . 5513.21 
 
 — Baiimer (K. von). B. and his influence on the philauthro- 
 
 pinists. [In Barnard's Germ. ed. reformers.] . . 6515.14 
 
 — Saint-Marc Girardin (M.) J. J. B., sa vie et ses ceuvres. [In 
 
 Eev. des deux mondes, 1852-56.] 
 
 — Salisbury {Marquis of). Hist, sketches and reviews. . 2547.17 
 
 — Shelley (M. W.) Lives, etc., v 2 3211.24 
 
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 Nat. qu. rev , v. 19, 1869 ; New monthly mag., v. 2, 1821 ; 
 West rev., v. 72, 1859 , Eevue des d. mondes, v. 3-4, 1831 
 (par E. Lerminier) ; 1 juin 1841 et 15 nov.1863 (par G.Sand). 
 
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 French history and literature during the reign of Louis 
 XV. Writers upon the French revolution usually devote 
 some space to the consideration of Bousseau's social theo- 
 ries, and O. K. Adams has some pages on the subject in 
 his 'Democracy and monarchy in France' [523.13], but 
 Morley's work above mentioned gives the best account. 
 Eowe (Nicholas, English poet, b. 1673, d. 1718). 
 
 — Austin (W.S.) and Ralph (J.) Poets-laureate, p. 223-238. 3254.19 
 
 — Johnson (S.) Lives of the poets, v. 1 3263.01 
 
 Rowson {Mrs. Susanna, novelist and poet, 6.1762,(2.1824). 
 
 — Nason(E.) Memoir of. 1870 3154.30 
 
 Rubens (Peter Paul, Flemish painter, 6. 1577, d. 1640). 
 
 — Holt(H. P.) Rubens a sculptor. 1862. .1455.25 
 
 — Sainsbury (W. N. ) Original unpublished papers 
 
 illustrative of the life of. 1859. . . . 3154.19 
 
 — Waagen (G. F.) Life and genius of. 1840. 3154.15 
 
 — Davis (J. P.) Thoughts on great painters. 1866. . .1415.16 
 
 — Fairholt (F. W.) Homes, haunts, aud works, etc. 1871. 1445.22 
 
 — Buskin (J.) Modern painters. [See Index in v. 5.] . 1424.26 
 
 — Tytler (Sarah). Old masters 1431.37 
 
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 1863 ; Eraser's mag., v. 57, 1858 (Visit to the chateaux of) ■ 
 Eevue des deux mondes, 15 oct.; 1 et 15 nov. 1854 (par G. 
 Planche). 
 See also (in Fine arts) Painting {Dutch and Flemish schools). 
 Rubbuquis (Guillaume de Ruysbroeck,.F7emJsA cordelier 
 and traveller, b. 1220, d. 1293). 
 
 — ;_St. John (J. A.) Lives, etc., v. 1 3221.04 
 
 Ruckebt (Friedrich, German poet and orientalist,b. 1789). 
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 lan, May, 1866 (by L. A. M.) 
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 — Hewlett (H. G.) The heroes of Europe 3263.25 
 
 See also New monthly mag., Mch., 1861. 
 Ruefint. (Giovanni, Italian novelist, b. about 1810). 
 
 — Lorenzo Benoni, or passages in the life of an 
 
 Italian. [Autobiographical.] .... 244.46 
 See also Ed. rev., June, 1853 ; Eraser's mag. v. 48 1853 ■ 
 
 North Brit, rev., v 19, 1853 ; Quar. rev., v. 93,'l853. 
 Rumfokd 'Count). See Thompson {Sir Benjamin). 
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 — Barrd (R.) Transplanted flowers, or memoirs of. 
 
 1839 
 
 3154.31 
 
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 and scientist, cousin of Charles I. of England, b. 
 lol J, d. 1682). 
 
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 — Oust (E.) Lives of the warriors, v. 2, pt. 2. 1867 ' qmo no 
 
 — Edgar (J. G.) Sea-kings and naval heroes . . ' ' 3263 17 
 
 — Jesse (J. H.) Court of the Stuarts, v. 3. . . ' 4770s 
 
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 thropist, b. 174.), d. 1813). 
 
 ~ He "'S? '?■' i?,l L0ngaCr „ 6 < J - B -> Nat ' P° r '''- gal- v. 3. 3247 10 
 
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 illus. article in Harper's monthly v 7 mossing s 
 
 1780°d ar i859) mfr ' di P lomaiist ' an <i Philanthropist, b. 
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 Rusein (John English wril.r on art and cultured lM*) 
 
 ~ S°. 0]I (»•) Art in England. 1869. . . . ' S'?* 
 
 — Friswell (J. H.) Modern men of letters, p 91-ilo" ' S Jo 
 
 — Godwin (P.) Out of the past, p. 367-394 1870 " Sro^o 
 
 — McCarthy (J.) Modern leaders, I872 87 °' ' " S^f 
 
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 . 103;^ Fraser% v. 62, 1862 (E. at the 
 
 '.4; 
 
 Russet ( John," UheaA ^BedftdX STS'i^ 
 
 — Correspondence, with introd. by lord John Russell. 
 
 . 90, 1861 ; Ed. rev., 
 
 seaside by Shirley) ; Macniillan, 1 S7 5,' «• LitM J 1870* 
 1802 ; Quar. rev., v. 98, 1856 : also article in a',iik„.' 
 
 3 v. London, 1842. 8°. 3155.03 
 
 Russell (John, earl, English statesman, b. 1792). 
 
 — Grey ((H. G., earl). Colonial policy of lord John 
 
 Russell's administration. 2ded. 2 v. 1853. 5727.13 
 — ' British statesmen, p. 114-168. 1854 3252.07 
 
 — Higginson (T. W.) English statesmen. 1875. . . . 822l!l3 
 
 — Hutton 3- H.) Studies in parliament, p. 1-12. 1866. 3252 19 
 
 — Kebbel (T. E.) English statesmen, p. 105-119. 1868. 3222 01 
 
 — Maddyn (D. O.) Chiefs of parties, v. 2, p. 185-218. 1859. 3262 07 
 
 — Eeid (T. W.) Cabinet portraits, p. 116-125. 1872. . . 3252.26 
 
 — Smiles (S.) Brief biographies. 1861 3263]l6 
 
 — Vaughan(B.) Essays, v. 1. 1849 2544J9 
 
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 1870 ; Fraser's mag., v. 46, 1852, or Eclectic mag., v. 28, 1853- 
 New monthly mag., March, 1858. 
 Russell {Lady Rachel, wife of Lord Wm. Mussell, Enql 
 authoress, b. 1636, d. 1723). 
 
 — Letters. Philadelphia, 1854. 12°. . . . 3155.02 
 
 — — Same. London, 1801. 8° 3155.01 
 
 — Guizot (F.) L'amour dans le mariage. Rachel, lady 
 
 Russell: etudes historiques. 9e ed. 1868. 3154.25 
 
 — Costello (L.S.) Eminent Englishwomen, v. 3, p. 147-210. 3256.16 
 
 — Crosland (N.) Memorable women, p. 1-52. . 8261.19 ; 3262.26 
 
 — Lodge (E.) Portraits, etc. v. 7 3225.01 
 
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 — Atkins (Sir B.) Defence of lord Bussell's innocency. 6712 12 
 
 — Trial of in 3155.01 
 
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 — Wiffen (J. H.) Hist, memoirs of. 2 v. 1833. 3155.06 
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 — Flanders (H.) Lives of the chief justices 3246.07 
 
 — Herring (J.) and Longacre (J. B.) Nat. port, gal., ?. 4. 3247.11 
 
 — Van Safitvoord (G.) Lives of the chief justices. . .3246.20 
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 — Cousin (V.) Etudes, etc. 1869 7042.30 
 
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 Saohs (Hans, German poet, b. 1494, d. 1578). 
 
 — Shoemakers. Lives, etc. [anon.] 3261.15 
 
 Sackville (Charles, earlof Dorset, English 10U, poet, and 
 
 statesman, 6. 1637, d. 1706). 
 
 — Johnson (S.) Lives of English poets, v. 1 3263.01 
 
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 6. 1716, d. 1785. 
 
 — Coventry (G.) Enquiry, proving the letters of Ju- 
 
 nius to have been written by. 1825. . . 3088.02 
 
 — Jaques (J.) Hist, of Junius and his works. 3088.00 
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 and poet, 6. 1527, d. 1608). 
 
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 — Bell (E.) Lives of the English poets 3211.17 
 
 — Lodge (E.) Portraits, etc., v. 3 3226.08 
 
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 d. 1837). 
 
 — Wilson (Mrs. O.B.) Memoirs of. 2 v. 1840. 3155.09 
 
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 — Belsham (W.) Essays, v. 2, p. 411-428. 1799. . . . 2517.11 
 
 — Sainte-Beuve (O. A.) Celebrities, etc., v. 4 8212.11 
 
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 St. John (Henry). See Bolingbeokb). 
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 — Alembert (J. d'). Eulogies, etc., v. 1. 1799 3221.15 
 
 — Everett (A. H.) Essays, p. 67-102. 1846 2524.11 
 
 — MaccaU (W.) Foreign biographies.v. 1, p. 114-132. 1873. 8265.21 
 
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 philosopher, o. 1760, d. 1825). 
 
 — Booth (A. J. ) Saint Simon and Saint Simonism. 
 
 1871 5812.12 
 
 See also Quar. rev., v. 45 (by R. Southey) ; Fraser's mag., 
 t. 6 ; West, rev., July, 1863 ; Revue dea d. mondes, 1 aottt 
 1836 (par L. Reybaud ; and references in Poole's Index. 
 Saint Simon (Louis de Rouvroy, due de ; Fr. courtier 
 and politician, b. 1675, d. 1755). 
 
 — Memoires complets. 21 v. Paris, 1829-30. 8°. 5127.01 
 
 — Extraits des memoires. [Barriere. Bibl. des mem., 
 
 v. 1.] 507.01 
 
 — Memoirs, abridged by Bayle St. John. 4 v. 3155.12 
 
 — Eeeve (H.) Royal and republican France, v. 1. . . 617.20 
 
 — Thomson (K. B.) Wits and beaux of Bociety. . . . 3262.25 
 
 .See also Oornhill mag., 1872, or Littell, 1872, vl 4 ; Era- 
 ser's mag., v. 66, J-857 ; Gent, mag., April, 1866 (2 art. by G. 
 Masson : New monthly, July, 1857 ; Jan., 1858 ; Revue dea 
 d. mondes. 1 sept. 1855 (par E. Poitou). 
 
 St. Vincent (Earl). See Jekvis (John). 
 
 Sainte-Beuve (Charles Angustin, Fr. critic and poet, 6. 
 1804, d. 1869). 
 
 — Les jeunes annees, aveo notices et notes par F. Mo- 
 
 rand. Paris. 1872. 8° 3155.18 
 
 — Maceuen (M.) Celebrities, etc 8212.11 
 
 — Calvert (G. H.) Essays tBsthetical. 1875 1411*29 
 
 See Atlantic, v. 17, 1866 (by J. F. Kirk) ; Ed. rev., v. 132, 
 1870, or Littell, 1870, v. 3 ; Nat. quar. rev., v. 20, 1870 ; Put^ 
 nam's mag., Oct., 1868 ; Quar. rev., v. 119, 1866; Revue des 
 d. mondes, 15 juillet 1834, 1 sept. 1851 (par G. Planche) ; 
 West, rev., v. 95, 1871. 
 Saxa (George Augustus, Engl, littirateur, b. 1826). 
 
 — Friswell (J.H.) Modern men of letters, p. 159-171. 1870. 2525.18 
 Sale (Florentina, lady; wife of Sir Robert, Anglo-Indian 
 
 officer, d. 1853). 
 
 — Crosland (N.) Memorable women, p. 370-408. . . . 3262.26 
 
 See also Harper's monthly, v. 26 (by J. H. Siddons). 
 Sales (St. Francois de). See Fbancis de Sales. 
 Salimbene de Adam (Fra, Italian friar ,b. 1221, d. 1290). 
 
 — Oliphant (T. L. K. ) Duke and the scholar, and 
 
 other essays. 1875 3257.21 
 
 Note.— Contains sketches of the Guelph and Ghibelline 
 struggle, and of the growth of the two orders of St. Do- 
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 Salisbury (Marquess of). See Ceotl. 
 
 Salvatok Kosa. See Bosa (Salvator). 
 
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 — Memoirs, in Europe and America. N. Y: 8°. 3155.19 
 Samson, (abbot of St. Edmundsbury). 
 
 — Jocelinus de Brakelonda. Chronica. Camden soc. 
 
 1840 5112.13 
 
 — Carlyle (T.) Past and present 2515.13 ; 5027.13 
 
 Samson (Deborah, afterwards Mrs. Gannett, soldier in 
 
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 — Ellet (E. F.) Women of the Amer. rev., v. 2. . . . 5822.05 
 Sand (George, pseud. ) See Dudevant. 
 
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 rev., 1858, v. 1 ; Putnam's mag., Feb., June, 1857. 
 Sanderson (Bobert, D.I)., Engl, divine, b, 1587, d. 1662). 
 
 — Walton (I.) Lives, etc. London, 1847. 8° 3176.02 
 
 Same. N. Y., 1850. 12° 3176.03 
 
 -. Same. [Lives of eminent Englishmen.] .... 3221.11 
 
 Sandys (George, 6. 1588, d. 1643). 
 
 — Bell (R.) Lives of the English poets 3211.17 
 
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 — Hall (J.) and Stuart (G. H) The American evan- 
 
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 — Greswell ("W. P. ) Memoirs of. 1805. . .3073.19 
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 1825). 
 
 — Redding (C.) Personal reminiscences, v. 1, p, 88-61. . 8222.02 
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 Sappho (Greek lyric poetess, Sth century b.o. ) 
 
 — Bruce (J.) Classic portraits. 1853 v. 1 of 3212.15 
 
 — Higginson (T. W.) Atlantic essays, p. 299-325. 1871. 2528.28 
 
 Repr. from Atlantic monthly, v. 28, 1871. 
 Sakdou (Victorien, French dramatist, b. 1831). 
 
 — Men of the third republic. 1873 3252.27 
 
 Sabpi (Pietro or Fra Paolo, Ital. eccl. historian, 6. 1552, 
 
 d. 1623). 
 
 — Micanzio (P.) Life of Father Paul, [anon.] 3137.03 
 
 — Trollope (T. A.) Paul the pope and Paul the friar. 
 
 London, 1861 3433.07 
 
 See also West, rev., v, 31 (art. by J. Martineau). 
 Saeto (Andrea Vanucohi del, Florentine painter, 6. 1488, 
 d. 1530). 
 See also Revue de d. mondes, 15 nov. 1846 (par G. Planche). 
 
 ^ AUL h ?K Tavannes (Gaspard de, marshal of France, 
 
 — MemoireB, 1515-73. [Fetltot. 1 ser., v. 23-25.] . . . 60123 
 Sauls de Tavannes (Guillaume de, French aeneral 
 
 b. 1553. d. 1633). ' 
 
 — Memoires, 1560-95 [Petilot. 1 ser., v. 35.] . . 501 36 
 Saundees (Sir Edmund, English chief justice, 6. 1600, d. 
 
 1683). 
 
 — Campbell ( J., lord). Chief Justices of England, v. 2. 3254 02 
 Savage (Richard, English poet, b. 1698, d. 1743). 
 
 — Gait (J.) Lives of the players, p. 93-120. 1831. v. 1. . 3263 03 
 
 — Gibson (W. S.) Miscellanies, v. 2, p. 362-371. . . 2528 'l4 
 
 — Johnson (S.) Lives of the poetB, v. 2 ' 3263' 02 
 
 — Tuckerman (H. T.) Essays, biographical, etc. . '. 254415 
 
 See also Bentley's miscel., v. 52, 1862, or Littell, 1863 v'l- 
 also C. Whitehead's romance ■ Richard Savage,' in Bentlev's 
 miscel., 1841-42. ' 
 
 Savaky (A. J. M. B., due de Eovigo, French aeneral b. 
 1774, d. 1833). 
 
 — Memoirs, written by himself : illustrative of the his- 
 
 tory of Napoleon. 4v. London, 1828. 8°. 3154.11 
 Savonabola (Girolamo, Florentine Dominican monk, 
 preacher and reformer, b. 1452, d. 1498). 
 
 — Heraud (J. A.) Life and times of. [anon.] 3156.02 
 
 — Madden (B.B.) Life and martyrdom of. 2 v. 3156.03 
 
 — Perrens (F. T.) Jerome Savonarole. 3eed. 3156.17 
 
 — ViIlari(P.) History of. Tr. by L. Horner. 2 v. 3156.15 
 
 — Grimm (H.) Life of Michael Angelo, v. 1, chap. iv. . 8123 27 
 
 — Harford (J. S.) Life of Michael Angelo, v. 1, p. 122-214. 3123.29 
 
 — Milman (H. H.) Savonarola and other essays. 1870. 3576.12 
 
 — Myers (F.) Lectures on great men. 1874. .... 3257.20 
 
 — Oliphant {Mrs.) San Marco. [/rsMacmillan'sniag., v.31-32 1875. 
 
 — Trotter (L. J.) Studies in biography, p. 133-169. 1865. 3265.08 
 
 Repr. from Dub. univ. mag. , Oct., 1863. 
 
 — Vaughau (R. A.) Essays and remains, v. 1, p. 113-163. 2544.22 
 
 See also Blackwood's mag., v. 98, 1863 ; Catholic world 
 June, July, Aug., 1873 (3 art., by J. F. Meline] ; Quar. rev., 
 v. 99, 1856, or Littell, 1856, v. 14 ; Revue des deux mondes, 
 15mai 1854 (CLouandre); 15 mai 1863 (par A. Geffroy). 
 
 fl®- There is a fine sludy of Savonarola's character in 
 George Eliot's 'Romola/and he is a prominent figure in 
 Mtb. Stowe's ' Agnes of Sorrento.' 
 Saxe (Hermann Maurice, comte de, mare'chal de France, 
 b. 1696, d. 1750). 
 
 — Taillandier (Saint-Rene). Maurice de Saxe. [In Rev. des deux 
 
 mondes, 1 mai, 1 juin, 1 juillet, 1 aout, 15 oct. 15 nov. 1864.] 
 
 — Hayward (A.) EsBays. New series, v. 1, 1873. . . . 2528.17 
 
 — Wilson (J. G.) Sketches, etc. 1874 3222.16 
 
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 Saxe) ; New monthly mag., Nov., I860. 
 Saybe (Pierson, of Butler co., Ohio, b. 1761, d. 1852). 
 
 — McBride (J.) Pioneer biography, v. 2 3247.20 
 
 Soaligeb (Joseph Juste, trench scholar, 6.1540, d.1609). 
 
 See Quar. rev., v. 108, 1860, or Littell, 1860, v. 3. 
 Soabeon (Paul, abbe"; French comic poet and satirist, 6. 
 1610, d. 1660). 
 
 — Thomson (K. B.) Wits and beaux of society. . . .3262.25 
 
 See also Rev. des d.mondes, 15 juill. 1844 (par T.Gautier). 
 Sohamzl or Shamyl (Circassian chief, b. 1797;. 
 
 — MacMe (J. M. ) Life of. 1856 3156.20 
 
 — Wagner- (F.) Schamyl, etc. [T.L., v. 14, 3867.] . . .6075.19 
 
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 v. 1 ; N. A. rev., v. 81, 1855 : West, rev., v. 61, 1854. 
 Schemer (Ary, French painter, b. 1795, d. 1858). 
 
 — Grote (Mrs. H.) Memoir of. 1860. . . .3156.05 
 
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 1860; Ed. rev., ~. 112, 18'60, or Littell, v. 3, 1860; Quar. rev., 
 v. 108, 1860 ; Revue des deux mondeB, 1 oct. 1858 (par L. 
 Vitet) ; West, rev., v. 74, 1860. 
 Sohellino (Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph, German philo- 
 sopher, b. 1775, d. 1854). 
 
 See Fortnightly rev., v. 14, 1870 ; and under his name In 
 general alphabet. 
 Sohelling (Caroline Michaelis, wife of preceding, b. 1763, 
 d. 1809). 
 5ee Fortnightly rev., v. 17, 1872 (2 art. by K. Hillebrand). 
 Schtlleb (Johann Christoph Friedrich von, German 
 poet, b. 1759, d. 1805). 
 
 — Correspondence between Schiller and Goethe, from 
 
 1794 to 1805.Tr. by G.H. Calvert. N.Y., 12°. 3156.05 
 
 — Correspondence with C. G. Korner. With notes, by 
 
 L, Simpson. 3 v. 1849. 12° 3156.10 
 
 — Carlyle (Thos.) Life of. 1846 3156.07 
 
 Essays 2517.12 
 
 — Ellet (Mrs. S. S.) The characters of Schiller. 1685.02 
 
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 Lady Wallace. 2 v. 1860 3156.08 
 
 — Bulwer (Sir E. L.) Life of Schiller. [In his Prose workB. v. 1, 
 
 p. 335-426. 1868.] 2514.23 
 
 — De Quincey (T.) Biographical essays, p. 265-288. 1851. 2522.04 
 
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196 
 
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 — Miiller (Max). Chips, etc., v. 3, p. 100-116. 1871. . . 2537.20 
 
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 Blackwood, Aug., 1873 ; Eclectic mag., v. 28, 1853 ; London 
 Soc Feb., 1862 ; Nat. qu. rev., v. 6, 1863 ; New monthly 
 mag., t. 1, 1821 ; Dec, 1859 ; and numerous references m 
 in Poole's Index. . 
 
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 Miss Muhlbach's ' Goethe and Schiller.' 
 Sohimmelpenninck {Mrs. Mary Anne, Engl, authoress, 
 b. 177b', d. 1856). 
 
 — Life. EibyC.C.Hankin. 2 v. L., 1858. 8°. 3156.13 
 
 See also Littell, Apl , 16, 1859. . 
 
 Schlegel (August Wilhelm von, German poel, oriental- 
 ist, and critic, b. 1767, d. 1845). 
 
 See Blackwood's mag., v. 64 ; Ed. rev., Feb., 1816 ; For. 
 qu. rev., April. 1S33 and Oct., 1843 ; New Englander, v. 2 ; 
 Quar. rev. , Oct , 1814. 
 Sohlegel (Karl Wilhelm Friedrich von, German scholar, 
 b. 1772, d. 1829). 
 
 — Carlyle (T.) Essays 2617.12 
 
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 losopher, b. 17C8, d. 1834). 
 
 — Life. Tr. by F. Bowan. 2 v. L., 1860. 8°. 3157.01 
 
 — Liicke (F. ) Keinmiscences of. . . . 3592.16 
 Vaughan (R. A.) Essays and remains, v. 1, p. 48-113. 2544.22 
 
 See also ChiiB, ex., v. 20 (S. as a theologian, by G. Rip- 
 ley); Fraser's mag., v. 63, 1861 ; New Englander, v. 21, 1862 
 (by "W. L. Gage); West, rev., v. 76, 1861. 
 Schonuein (Christian Friediich, discoverer of ozone and 
 gun-cotton, b. 1799, d. 1868). 
 
 — Notice of. [Sm. rep. 1868.] 3936.23 
 
 ScmjBEET (Franz, German musical composer, b. 1797, d. 
 
 1828). 
 
 — Austin (G. L.) Life of. 1873 3156.21 
 
 — Hellborn (K. von). Life of. Tr. by A. L\ Coleridge. 
 
 With an appendix, by G. Grove. 2 v. 1869. 3156.18 
 
 — Crowest (F.) Great tone-poets. 1874 1601.34 
 
 — Haweis (H. R ) Music and morals 1562.24 
 
 Repr. from Contemp. rev., v. 2, 1866. 
 
 — Hueffer (F.) Ricljard Wagner, etc., ch. ii. 1874. . . 1663.29 
 
 See also Fortnightly rev., v. 11, 1869 (by J. M. Capes). 
 Schumann (Hubert, German musical composer, b. 1810, 
 d. 18:6). 
 
 — Crowest (F.) Great tone-poets. 1874 1561.34 
 
 — Hueffer (F.) Richard Wagner, etc , ch. iii. 1874. . . 1663.29 
 
 Atlantic monthly, v. 12, 1863 (Robert and Clara S., by M. 
 D. Conway); v. 15, 1865 iQuintotte in E Flat Major, by A. M. 
 Brewster) ; Every Saturday, v. 4 ; Fortnightly rev., v. 2, 
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 Suffer). 
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 — Lossing (B. J. i Life and times of. 2 v. 1873. 3161.25 
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 trian general and statesman, b. 1800, d. 1852). 
 
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 Soipio Africauus, (the elder, Roman consul and prcetor, 
 b. 235, d. 184b.c.) 
 
 — Berwick (E. ) Memoirs of the life of. 1814.3021.17 
 
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 V. 27, 1852. 
 
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 life of. 1851 3156.25 
 
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 — Hazlitt (W.) Spirit of the age, p. 203-17. 1867. . . .2631.07 
 
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 Scott , Mir Michael, Scottish author and reputed magician, 
 13lh century). 
 
 — Tytler (P. F.) LlveB of Scottish worthies, v. 1. . . . 3252.01 
 Scott (lieu. Thomas, Engl, calvinislic biblical commenta- 
 tor, b. 1747, d. 1821). 
 
 — Crichtou (A. ) Memoirs of. 1825. . . .3157 19 
 
 — Scott ( J.) Life of. 5th ed. 1823. . . . 3157.16 
 Slott (Sir Walter, Scottish poet, novelist, historian, and 
 
 miscel. author, b. 1771, d. 1832). 
 
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 — Chambers (II. ) Life of. With Abbotsford notanda 
 
 byB. Carruthers. 1871 3157.23 
 
 — Hogg (J.) Familiar anecdotes of. 1834.' .' 3157! 27 
 
 — Lockhart (C. S. M. ) Centenary memorial of. 3157.26 
 
 — Lockhart (J. G.) Life of 7 v. 1836-38. .3157.05 
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 burgh Abbey : a poem, by Charles Swain. 3157.24 
 
 — Sprout (G. M.") Sir W. Scott as a poet. . 1684.31 
 
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 — Jerrold (B.) Best of all good company, p. 83-158. 1873. 3222.06 
 Lodge (E.) Portraits, etc., v. 8 3225.08 
 
 — Madden (R. R.) Infirmities of genius. 1833. . . . 2541.01 
 
 Maginn (W.) Miscellanies, p. 176-183. 1857. . . .2536.01 
 
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 — Masson (D.) British novelists 2722.27 
 
 — Prescott (W. H.) Miscellanies 2538.16 
 
 Same. {In Characteristics of men of genius, v. 2, p. 1-65. 
 
 1846.] 2516.20 
 
 — Stephen (L.) Some words about. [In his Hours in a library, 
 
 1875.] 2543.31 
 
 See also the very elaborate article in Allibone, v. 2 ; the 
 numerous references in Poole's Index; and ariicles in Black- 
 wood's mag.,v. 110, 1871 (as apoet); Gentleman's mag., Aug., 
 1871 (Sir Walter at his desk, by C. Pebody), Gentleman's 
 mag., Sept., 1871 (Scott as a poet, by T. H. Leary); Haruer'B 
 monthly, v. 26 (by J. H. Sidaons); v. 36 (by W. F. G. Slianks); 
 v. 43 (by Mrs. Z. B. Buddington ; illus.) ; v. 44 (Scott cen- 
 tenary at Edinburgh, by M. D. Conway ; illus.) ; N. A. rev., 
 v. 87, 1858 ; Quar. rev., V. 124, 1868. or Littell, 1868, V. 1; 
 Temple Bar., Aug., 1871 (Scott as a poet). 
 Scott (Wm., lord Stowell, Engl, admiralty judge, b. 1745, 
 d. 1836). 
 
 — Talfourd ;T. N.) ESBays, p. 137-148. 1852 2547.14 
 
 — Townsend (W. C.) Twelve eminent judges, v. 2, p. 279-365. 
 
 1846 3254.23 
 
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 — Headley (J. T.) Life of. 1852 3157.12 
 
 — Mansfield (E. D.) Life of. 1848. . . .3157.13 
 
 — Herring (J.) ami Longacre (J.B.) Nat. portr. gallery, v.4, 3247.11 
 
 — Jenkins (J. S.) Generals of the last war [of 1812]. 1849. 585.14 
 
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 42 (by T. Weed) ; references in Poole's Index ; and v. 23 (8. 
 in the war of 1812, by B. J. Lossing ; illus.) ; v. 11 (S.'s bat- 
 tles in Mexico, by J. Bonner ; illus.) ; and also (in Coun- 
 tries) United States [War of 1812 .—Mexican war). 
 Sceibe (Augustin Eugene, Fr. dramatist and author, b. 
 1791, d. 1861). 
 
 See also N. A. rev., v. 97, 1863 ; For. qu. rev., v. 9 ; Eev. 
 des d. mondes, 1 dec. 1840 (par Sainte-Beuve). 
 Scttddek (David Goit,mis sionary to India, 6.1835,(2.1863). 
 
 — Life and letters. 1864 3157.03 
 
 Souddek (Eev. John, Amer. missionary, b. 1793, d.1855). 
 
 — Waterbury (J. B.) Memoir of. 1870. . .3157.17 
 Sctjdeky (Madeleine de, poetess and novelist, b. 1607, A 
 
 1701). 
 
 — Kavanagh (J.) French women of letters, v. 1. . . . 3262.13 
 
 See also Temple Bar, Dec, 1869 ; Revue des d. mondes, 
 
 1 mars. 1846 • o.ui in fiction E. T. H. Hoffman's Madame de 
 Scuderi. [213.82.] 
 
 SEATON(Wm. Winston, Amer. journalist, b.l785,<z.l866). 
 
 — Wm. W. S.: abiogr. sketch, [anon.] B., 12°. 3161.01 
 Sebastian (Dom, king of Portugal, b. 1554, & 1578). 
 
 — Freer (M. W. ) Married life of Anne of Austria, etc. 
 
 2 v. 1864 3013.28 
 
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 b. 1502, d. 1600). 
 
 — Ximenez (M. ) Life of. 3161.05 
 
 Sedgwick (Catharine M., i 4mer.ai<(/iore.ss,b.l789,dl867). 
 
 — Dewey (M. E.) Life and letters of. 1871. . 3161.09 
 
 — Herring (J.) and Longacre (J. B.) Nat. port, gal., v. 1. 3247.08 
 
 — Homes of American authors. 1807 3245.11 
 
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 Segue (L. P., comtr de, French general, diplomatist, and 
 hUlori«.n,b. 1753, d. 1830). 
 
 — Memoirs and reeol. 3 v. L, 1825.-27. 8°. 3162.01 
 
 — Memoires [Barriere. Bibl. desmem.,v.l9,20.] 507.19 
 
 — See Adams (W. D.) Famous books. 1875 2513.U 
 
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 — Lodge (E ) Portraits, etc., v. 6 J™'™ 
 
 — Roscoe (H.) Eminent British lawyers 3iii.w> 
 
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 talk, by Monkshood). 
 
 Selkirk (Alexander, Scotch mariner, b. 1676 1 d. after 
 1711). 
 
 — Chambers's miscellany, v. 8 2516.27 
 
 See also Eclectic mag., v. 19. 
 Selwyn (George Augustus, English man of fashion and 
 wil, b. 1719, d. 1791). 
 
 — Hay ward (A.) S. : Ms life and times. 1851. [Trav. 
 
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 — Jesse (J. H.) George Selwyn and Ms contempora- 
 
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 — Hunt (J.) Wishing-cap papers 2532.24 
 
 — Thomson (K. B.) Wits and beaux of society. . . . 3262.25 
 
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 and political writer, b. 1790, d. 1864). 
 
 See Fortnightly rev., v. 16, 1871 (Review of his Journals, 
 by W Bagehot). 
 Sertorius (Roman general, d. 72 B.o.) 
 
 — Plutarch. Sertorius. — S. and Eumeues compared. [In his 
 
 Lives, v. 3 of 3146.17 ; v. 4 of 3145.22 ; v. 3 of 3145.08.] 
 See aUo GorneilJe's drama ' Sertorius.' 
 Seetetus or Servedo (Micaael or Miguel, Spanish reli- 
 gious reformer, b. 1509, d. 1553). 
 
 — Chauffepie (J. G. ) Life of. From the French, by J. 
 
 Yair. 1771 3161.22 
 
 Same 3432.18 
 
 — Impartial history of. \_anon.] L., 1724. 12°. 3161.23 
 
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 bility tor the burning of Servetus ; and articles in Bibl. 
 sacia, v. 3 (by R. D. C. Rubbins) ; Princeton rev., v. 8 ; and 
 Gen. repos., v.4; Kev. des.d.mondes, 15 fev. et 1 mars 1848. 
 Sevigne iMarie de Rabutin Chantal, marquise de, b. 
 1626, d. 1696). 
 
 — Letters. Ed. by llrs. S. J. Hale. ST. Y. 12°. 3162.17 
 
 — Lettres. 8 v. Paris, 1763. 18°. . . . 7036.01 
 
 — Madame de Se'vigue and her contemporaries, [anon. ] 
 
 2 v. London, 1841. 8° 3162.21 
 
 — Puliga ( Comtesse de). Life of. 2 v. 1873.3162.23 
 — - Baker (H. B.) French society, etc., v. 1 3266.15 
 
 — Oracrolt (B.) Essays, v. 2, p. 255-320. 1868. . . . 2521.14 
 
 — Everett (A. H ) Essays, etc., p 1-28. 1845 2524.11 
 
 — Hunt (L.) Men, women, and books, v. 2, p. 250-297. 2533.07 
 
 — Lamartine (A. de). Celebrated characters, v. 3. . .3264.20 
 
 — Bussell (W.) Extraordinary women 3263.19 
 
 — Saint-Beuve (C. A.) Portraits of eel. women. . . . 3262.17 
 
 — Shelley (M. W.) Lives, etc., v. 1 3211.24 
 
 — Thomson (K. B.; Queens of society, v. 1 3262.16 
 
 — Tackerman (H.T.) Characteristics, etc.,Y. 2, p. 78-107. 2544.10b 
 
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 Revue des d. mondes, 1 mars 1862 (par C. de Mazade) 
 Seward (Miss Anna, Engl litterateur, b. 1747, d. 1809). 
 
 — Letters. 6 v. Edinburgh, 1811. 16°.. .3162.08 
 Sewakd (William Henry, of New York, Amer. states- 
 man and lawyer, b. 1801, d. 1872). 
 
 — Adams (C. F.) Address on, 1873 5013.13 
 
 — Baker (G.E.) Life of. 1855 3102.14 
 
 — — Biographical memoirs of. [S.'s Works, v. 1. 
 
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 — Welles (G. ) Lincoln and Seward. Kemarks upon 
 
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 — Jenkins (J. S.) Governors of New York, p. 607-688. . 3247.03 
 
 — Savage (J.) Our living representative men. 1860. . . 3156.01 
 
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 Seymour (Wm., marquis of Hertford, d. 1660). 
 
 — Lewis (Lady M. T. ) Friends of lord Clarendon. 
 
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 — Croly(L\ G.) Seymour and Blair. 1868. 3162.19 
 
 — McCabe (J. D., jr. ) Life and public services of. 
 
 1868 3162.20 
 
 Seobza (Francesco Alessandro, duke of Milan, b. 1492, 
 d. 1535). 
 
 — Urquhart (W. P.) Life and times of. 2 v. 3162.15 
 
 — Hewlett (H. G.) The heroes of Europe 3263.25 
 
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 — Austin (W.S.) and Ralph (J.) Poets-laureate. 1853. . 3254.19 
 
 — Dunham (S. A.) Lives, etc., r. 3 3211.16 
 
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 man, b. 1621, d 1683). 
 
 See entries under Cooper (A. A., 1st earl of Shaftesbury) ; 
 also articles in Quar. rev., April, 1871, or Littell, 1871 v. 2 ■ 
 West, rev., v. 97, 1872, or Littell, 1872, v. 1. 
 Shaftesbury (Anthony Ashley Cooper, 3d earl of; Engl, 
 pldlos. ami politician, b. 1671, d. 1713). 
 
 See Content, rev., v. 8, 1868 (by J. Hunt) ; Fraser's mag., 
 Jan., 1873 (S.'s Characteristics, by L Stephens). 
 Shakspeee (Wm., Engl, dramatic poet, b. 1564, d. 1616). 
 
 — Guizot (F. P. G. ) Shakspeare and his limes. 1753.16 
 
 — Halliwell ( J. O. ) The life of. 1818. . . . 1753.21 
 
 — Hudson (H. N. ) Shakespeare : his life, art, and 
 
 characters. 2 v. 1872 1754 04 
 
 — Hugo (V.) William Shakespeare. 1864. .1754.18 
 
 — Knight (C.) W. S.: a biography. 1851. 8° 3096.07 
 
 — White (R. G.) Memoirs of the life of. With an essay 
 
 toward the expression of his genius. 1865. 1745. 17 
 Many more entries, biographical and bibliographical, 
 
 will be found under Shaksper e in the general alphabet. 
 Shamyl, yC'ircassian chieftain). See Schamyl. 
 Sharp (Granville, Engl, philanthropist, b. 1734, d. 1813.) 
 
 — Stuart (C.) Memoir of. 1836 3163.04 
 
 See also Sumner (O.) Works, in general alphabet. 
 
 SHARP(James, abp. of St. Andrews, 1661; b. 1681, d.1679). 
 
 See also Burton's history oi Scotland, v. 7 ; North Brit. 
 
 rev., V. 46, 1867 ; and Gordon's Eccl. chron. for Scotland, 
 
 v. 3, embracing a reprint of 'A true and impartial account.' 
 
 Shattuck genealogy. 
 
 — Shattuck (L.) Memorials of the descendants of 
 
 Wm. Shattuck, in America. 1855. . .3158.01 
 Shaw (Major Samuel, Boston merchant, b. 1754, d. 1794). 
 
 — Quincy (J. ) Life of. [ With S. 's Journals at Can- 
 
 ton, 1847.] 1023.20 
 
 Shaw (Thomas, Engl, traveller, b. 1692, d. 1751). 
 
 — St. John (J. A.) Lives, etc., v. 2 3221.05 
 
 Shee (Sir Martin Archer, Brit, painter, b. 1769, d. 1850). 
 
 — Life. By his son. 2 v. London, 1860. 8°. 3163.13 
 
 ' See Museum of for. lit., v. 4 ; Dublin univ. mag., v 27. 
 Sheffield (John, duke of Buckingham, statesman and 
 author, b. 1791, d. 1851). 
 
 — Memoirs. By himself. [Works, v. 2.] .5023.02 
 
 — Johnson (S.) Lives of the poets, v. 1 3263.01 
 
 See also Allibone, v. 2. 
 Sheil (Richard Lalor, Irish orator, statesman, and au- 
 thor, b. 1791, d. 1851). 
 
 — McCullagh (W. T.) Memoirs of. 2 v. 1855. 3162.27 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 33. 
 Shelburne (Earl of). See Petty (Wm. Fitzmauricej. 
 Shelby (Isaac, Amer. rev. officer, b. 1750, d. 1826). 
 
 — Herring (J.) and Longaore (J. B.) *Nat. portr. gal. v. 1. 3247.08 
 Shelley (Percy Bysshe, Eng. poet and, dramatist, 6.1792, 
 
 d. 1822). 
 
 — Garnett(R) Relics of. 1862 1684.24 
 
 — Hogg (T. J.) Life of. v. 1-2. [To 1814.] . . 3163.05 
 
 Note. — No more published. 
 
 — MacCarthy (D. F.) Shelley's early life. .3163.23 
 
 — Memorials. Ed.by lady Shelley. B.,1859. 16°. 3163.07 
 
 — Middleton (C. S.) Shelley and his writings. 2 v. 
 
 1858 3162.25 
 
 — Rossetti (W. M.) Memoir of. [In S.'s Works, v. 1, 
 
 1870.J 1681.25 
 
 — Trelawney (E. J. ) Last days of. 1858. .3163.08 
 
 — Bagehot (W.) Estimates, etc., p. 274-330 2517.24 
 
 — Characteristics of men of genius, v.l. [Fr. the "Dial."] 2516.19 
 
 — DeQuincey (T.) EssayB on the poets, p. 39-75. . . 2522.06 
 
 — Gilnllan (ti.) Gallery of portraits, v. 2, p. 251-63. 1850. 2526.12 
 
 — Godwin (P.) Out of the past, p. 111-145. 1870.. . ,2526 18 
 
 — Howitt iW.) Homes of British poets, v. 1. 1856. . 953.23 
 
 — Hunt (L.) Memoirs of. [In his Works.] 1684.23 
 
 — Kingsley (0.) Miscellanies, p. 106-126. 1860. . . 2534.07 
 
 — Masson (D.) Wordsworth, Shelley, etc. 1874. . . . 2536.29 
 
 — Peacock (T. L.) Works, v. 3 5062.17 
 
 Repr. from Fraser's mag., June, 1858 ; Jau., Match, 1860; 
 March, 1862. 
 
 Shelley (Mrs. M. W.) Memoir of. [In his Works, v. 1.] 1684.19 
 
 Talfourd (T. N.) Speech in the prosecution of Moxon for 
 
 the publ. of S.'s works, p. 148-150. 1852 2547.14 
 
 Atlantic monthly, v. 6, 1860 (More words about S.); v. 11, 
 1863 (by Thornton Hunt) ; Blackwood's mag., v. Ill, 1872 ; 
 Dublin univ. mag. v. 67, 1866, or Littell, 1866, v. 2 ; Fra- 
 ser's ma", n.s., v 2, 1870; Harper's monthly, v. 38 (by M. 
 D. Conway) ; National rev., v. 16, 1863 (Poetical mysticism 
 of) • North Brit, rev., v. 34, 1861 ; Quar. rev., v. 110, 1861, 
 or Littell, 1861, v. 4 ; West, rev., v. 69, 1858 (2 art.), or Lit- 
 tell, 1858, v. 2 ; v. 6 ; New monthly mag., July, 1858 ; v. 34- 
 35, 1832 (S. at Oxford); v. 38 (Expulsion). See also Allibone, 
 V. 2, and Poole's Index, for numerous references. 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Orders," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, aud the N UMBER. 
 
198 
 
 BIOG-RAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : Shelley to Sismondi. 
 
 Shelley (Mrs. Mary "Wollstonecraft, wife of preceding). 
 See Atlantic monthly, v. 32, 1873 (by B. D. Owen) ; Lit- 
 
 tell v. 16, or Eclectic mag., v. 13 (by G. Gilfillan); Harper s 
 
 monthly, v. 38 (by M. D. Conway, illus.) 
 Shenstone (fm, English poet, b. 1714, d. 1763). 
 
 Howitt (W.) Homes of British poets, v. 1, 1856. . . 953.23 
 
 Johnson (S.) Lives of the English poets, v. 2. . . .3263.02 
 
 Tuckerman (H.T.) Characteristics of lit., v. 1, p. 39-56. 2544.10 
 
 Shebbugne (Andrew, Amer. rev. pensioner and baptist 
 
 minister, b. 1765, d. after 1831). 
 
 — Memoirs by himself. Utica, 1828. 16°. . . 3163.15 
 
 Same. 2d ed. Providence, 1831. 12°. . 3163.16 
 
 Sheexdan (Philip Henrv, American general in Civil war 
 
 0/18C1-5, b. 1831).' 
 
 — Kemi (DeB.R.) S.'stroops on the borders. 1123.17 
 
 Brockett (L. P.) Our great captains 632.06 
 
 Shanks (W.F.G.) Personal recoil, of distinguished gen. 3163.03 
 
 Stowe (H. E. B.) Men of our times 3265.02 
 
 Shebeoan (Richard Brinsley Butler, British dramatist, 
 
 orator, and statesman, b. 1751, d. 1816). 
 
 — Moore (Thos.) Memoirs of. 2 v. 1853. . 3163.00 
 
 — Eae (W. P.) Wilkes, Sheridan, Fox. 1871. 3185.21 
 
 P.epr. from Fortnightly rev., v. 8, 1867. 
 
 — Afternoon lectures, 1869. (By D. C. Huron.) .... 2512.21 
 
 Brougham (H., lord). Statesmen, etc., 1st series. . . 3024.06 
 
 . Russell (W.) Extraordinary men 3263.20 
 
 Thomson (K. B.) Wits and beaux of society. . . .3262.25 
 
 — Timbs (J.) Wits and humourists, v. 2, p. 1-137. 1862. 3252.16 
 
 — Trotter (L. J.) Studies in biography, p 322-360. 1865. 3265.08 
 
 Bepr. from Universal rev., Jau., 1860. 
 
 — Whipple (E. P ) Essays and reviews, v. 2. 1851. . .2545.07 
 
 See also Bentley's miscel , v. 1, 1837 ; Harper's monthly, 
 v. 8 (by G. Gilflllan) ; v. 26 (by J. H. Siddons) ; Macmillan, 
 Jan., 1861 (S. and hie biographers, by his granddaughter, 
 Mrs. Norton) ; Nat. qu. rev., v. 8, 1864 ; also tbe very full 
 article in Allibone, and the references in Poole's Index. 
 Sheeman (Roger, of Conn., Amer. statesman, b. 1721, d. 
 1793). 
 
 — Shoemakers. Lives, etc. [anon.] 1849 3261.15 
 
 See also Harper's monthly, v. 3, p. 145 ; v. 7, p 156. 
 Sheeman (Wm. 'i'ecumseh, Amer. general, b. 1820). 
 
 — Memoirs by himself. 1846-65. 2 v. 1875. . 3161.15 
 
 — Bowman (ti. M.) and Irwin (E. B.) S. and his cam- 
 
 paigns 3161.12 
 
 — Boynton (H. V.) Sherman's historical raid. Me- 
 
 moirs in the light of the record. 1875. . 3161.14 
 
 — Headley (P. C. ) Life and military career of. 3163.11 
 
 — Nichols id. W.) Story ol the great march. 642.07 
 
 — Brockett (L. P.) Our great captains 632.06 
 
 — Shanks (W. F. G.) Personal recollections, etc. . . . 3163.03 
 
 — Stowe (H. E. B.) Men of our times 3265.02 
 
 — Wilson (J. G.) HlustriouB soldiers. 1874 3222.16 
 
 See also Harper's monthly, v. 47 (Gen. S. in Europe and 
 the East ; 3 art., illus.) ; V. 31 (S.'s Great march, by A. H. 
 Guernsey). 
 Shebwood (Mrs. Mary Martha, English authoress, b. 
 1775, d. 1851). 
 
 — Life. Ed. by S. Kelley. London, 1857. 8°. 3163.12 
 Shipp (John, English soldier, b. 1785). 
 
 — Memoirs of [his] extraordinary military career. 
 
 [1797-1825.] By himself. 3 v. L.,1829. 8°. 3163.17 
 Shippen (Edward, Amer. judge, b. 1729, d. 1806). 
 
 — Herring (J.) and Longacre (J. B.) *Nat. portr. gallery, v. 1. 
 
 1834 3247.08 
 
 Shieley (James, Engl, dramatic poet, b. 1596, d. 1666). 
 ■ — Dunham (S. A.) Lives, etc., v. 3 3211.16 
 
 — Ward (A. W.) Hist, of dramatic literature, v. 1. . .1745.10 
 Shore (Jane, favorite of Edw. IV. of England, d. 1525?). 
 
 — Bruce (J.) Classic portraits, v. 2 3212.16 
 
 See also Howe's tragedy, 'Jane Shore.' [1772.12; 1711.05.] 
 Shoee (John, lord Teignmouth, gov. gen. of India, i. 1751. 
 d. 1833!. 
 
 — Edgar (J. G.) Footprints of famous men 3263.18 
 
 Shovel [Sir Cloudesley, Engl, admiral, d. 1707). 
 
 — Edgar (J. G.) Sea-kings and naval heroes 3263.17 
 
 Shrewsbury (Elizabeth, countess of, b. 1519, ol. 1607). 
 
 — Costello (L. S.) Eminent Englishwomen, v. l,p 1-95. 3256.14 
 
 See also lives of Elizabeth (of England). 
 Siddons (Mrs. Sarah Kemble, tragedian, b. 1755,d.l831). 
 
 — Boaden (J.) Memoirs of. 2 v. 1827. . .316101 
 
 — Campbell (T.) Life of. 2 v. 1831. . . .3163.20 
 Same. 1839 3163.20 
 
 — Doran (J.) Their majesties' servants, v. 2 1715 17 
 
 — Fitzgerald (P ) The Kembles. 2 v. 1871 309t''29 
 
 — Gait (J.) Lives of the payers, v. 2, p. 194-308. 1831. 3263.03 
 
 — Hazlitt (W.) Criticisms and dramatic essays. . . .2531.17 
 
 — Jameson (Mrs. A.) Visits and Bketches, v. 3, p. 3-49. 2533!l7 
 
 — Eussell (W.) Extraordinary women 3263 19 
 
 — Thomson (Mrs. K. B.) Literary characters, v. 2. . . 3253.31 
 
 See also reterences in Allibone, v. 2, under Siddons 
 
 (Henry) ; also Blackwood's mag., v. 36 (2 art.) ; Harpei'i 
 mag., v. 26 (by J. H. Siddons) ; Quar. rev., v. 52. 
 
 SruMOOTH (Lord). See Addington (Henry). 
 
 Sidney (Algernon, English republican statesman and bo. 
 lilical writer, b. 1622, d. 1683). 
 
 — Original letters. [Ed.] byT.Forster. L., 12°. 3114.03 
 
 — Original letters. [In Sidney papers, 1825.] 3161.04 
 
 — Ewald (A.O. ) Life and times of. 1873. 2v. 3168!o4 
 
 — Meadley (G. W.) Memoirs of. 1813. . .3103.29 
 
 — Van Santvoord (G.) Life of. 1853. . . . 3164.05 
 
 — Lodge (E.) Portraits, etc., V. 6 3225.06 
 
 — Parton (J.) Triumphs of enterprise 3265.15 
 
 See also Dem. rev., v. 28 ; Meth. qu. rev., v. 11 ; N, A 
 rev., v. 14 by E. Brooks) ; v. 80, 1855 ; Princeton rev. , v. W 
 and article in Allibone, v. 2. 
 Sidney (Sir Henry, Engl, statesman, father of Sir Philin 
 hidney, d. 1586). 
 See Bentley's miscel., v. 44, 1858, and v. 45, 1859 (3 art.) 
 Sidney (Mary, countess of Pembroke, sister of Sir Philip 
 Engl, poetess, b. 1552 1 d. 1621). 
 
 — Costello (L.S.) Eminent Englisnwomen, V. 1, p. 334-369. 3256.14 
 Sidney (Sir Philip, Ewjlish soldier, poet, and gentleman 
 
 b. 1554, d. 1586). 
 
 — Corresp. with Languet, with memoir of Sidney, by 
 
 5. A. Pears. London, 1845. 8°. . . . 3164.03 
 
 — Bourne (H. K. P.) Memoir of. 1862. . . 3164.00 
 
 — Davis (S. M.) Life and times of. [anon.] 3164.06 
 
 — Zottch (T.) Memoirs of. 1808 3168.01 
 
 — Adams (W. D.) Famous books. (The Arcadia) . . .2513.11 
 
 — Cambridge essays, 1858. (By W. Stigant.) . . . . 2517.16 
 
 — Disraeli (I.) Amenities of literature, v. 2. 1855. . .2762.02 
 
 — Friswell (J. H.) Introd. essay. (See Arcadia, 1867 ed.] 6066.05 
 
 — Gray ;W.) Life of. [In S.'s Miscel. works, I860.] . . 6066.04 
 
 — Jameson (Mrs. A.) Loves of the poets 3255.25 
 
 — Lodge (E.) Portraits, etc., V. 2 3225.02 
 
 — Southey (K.) Fragment of life of. [Fraser's mag ,v. 77-78,1868.] 
 
 — Thomson (J/rs.K.B.) Sidney and Grevil. [In her Celebrated 
 
 friendships, v. 2, p. 3-50. 1861.] 3253.25 
 
 — Whipple (E. P.) Literature of the age of Eliz. . . .2752.27 
 
 — Wright (G B.) On Sir Philip Sidney and his father, Sir Hemy 
 
 Sidney, in connection with Ludlow castle. [Jour, of Brit. 
 
 arch. aGSOc, v. 24'.] 1462.03 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 22, 1868 (E. P. Whipple) : Brit. 
 qu.rev.,1863, or Littell, 1863, v.3; London Soc, Feb., Men., 
 1862 (Penhurst, the home of the Sidneys) ; Nat. qu. rev., v. 
 
 6, 1802 : N. A. rev., v. 88, 1859 ; notices in Allibone, v. 2, 
 and Poole's Index. 
 
 Sidney (Eubert, 2d earl of Leicester, father of Algernon, 
 b. 1595, d. 1677). 
 
 — Sidney papers, a journal, etc. [1646-1661.] Ed. byE. 
 
 W. Blencowe. London, 1825. 8°. . . 3164.01 
 Sieyes (Emmanuel Joseph, comle ; French politician, b. 
 
 1748, d. 1836). 
 See New monthly mag., March, 1863 (by ' Sir Nathaniel);' 
 
 Kevue des deux mondes, 1 Jan. 1837 (par Mignet). 
 Sigotjeney (Mrs. Lydia Huntly, Amer. poetess, b. 1791, 
 
 d. 1865). 
 
 — Letters of life. [Autobiogr.] N.Y., 1866. 12°. 3164.18 
 
 — Herring (J.) and Lcngacre (J. B.) *Nat. portr. gallery, v. 4. 
 
 1839 3247.11 
 
 See also New Englauder, v. 25, 1866 ; Allibone, v. 2 ; Duyc- 
 kinck, and Poole's Index. 
 Silliman (Benjamin, Amer. scienl'isl, b. 1779, d. 18G1). 
 
 — Fisher (George P.) Life of. 2 v. 1866. .3161.07 
 
 Beviewed in New Englander.v. 25, 1866 (by prof. Dwight). 
 See also references in Allibone, v. 2, and in Poole's In- 
 dex ; also Harper's monthly, v. 25 (by J, Wynne). 
 Simeon (Charles, English divine, b. 1759, </. 1836). 
 
 — Brown (A. W. ) Recollections of the conversation 
 
 parties of. 1863 3593.08 
 
 Simms (Wm. Gihnore, Amer. novelist, poet, and miscel 
 author, b. 1806). 
 
 — Homes of American authors. 1857 3245.11 
 
 Simon (Erasmus H, christian Jew, d. 1835). 
 
 — Memoir, [anon.] London, 1837. 16°. . . 3163.24 
 Semon (Jules, French philosopher, publicist, and republi- 
 can politician, b. 1814). 
 
 — Men of the third republ'o. 1873 3252.27 
 
 Simson (Robert, Scotch mathematician, b. 1687, d. 176$i. 
 
 — Brougham (H.) Philosophers, etc., p. 123-165. 1855. . 3024.05 
 Sinolaie (Sir George, Scottish M. P. , and author, b. 1790). 
 
 — Grant (J.) Memoirs of. 1870 3163.22 
 
 SraoLAiB (John, d. 1762). 
 
 — Thompson (K. B.) Memoirs of the Jacobites, v. 1. . 3172.12 
 Sieani (Elisabetta, Ilal. artist, b. 1638, d. 1665). 
 
 — TroUope (T. A.) Decade of Ital. women, v. 2. . . . 3262.29 
 Sismondi (Jean Charles Leonard Simonde de, Swiss Ms- 
 
 torian and economist, b. 1773, d. 1842). 
 
 BEOOELYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
BIOG-BAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) 
 
 Sismondi to Somerset 
 
 199 
 
 — Lettres inidites. Avec introd. par Saint-Bene" Tail- 
 
 landier. Paris, 1663. 12° 3163.27 
 
 See also Macmillan, March, 1866, or Littell 1866 v 2 ■ 
 Eevue des deux mondes, 1 jan. 1862 (par Saiu't-Een'e Tail- 
 landier) ; aud references in Poole's Index. 
 Sixths V. (pope, 158.J-'iO;FelicePeretti, 6.1521, d.1590). 
 
 — flirard (C.) Sixte-Quint,son influence ear les affaires de Trance 
 
 au xvi. sieole. [Kev.des d. mondes, 15 sept. 1 et 15 oot.1872.) 
 
 — Hiibner (J. A., baron vonj. Life and times of. 2 v. 
 
 1872 3163.25 
 
 Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 32, 1870, or Littell, 1870 v 4 
 Same. [Abridged.] By J.F. Meline. 1873. 3163.25 
 
 — Leti(G.) Life of. 1704 3163.31 
 
 Slatbk (Samuel, Amer. manufacturer, b. 1768, d 1835) 
 
 — White (G.S.) Memoir of. 1836 3161.09 
 
 — Hunt (E.) American merchants, v. 1, p. 451-472. 1858. 3244.10 
 Sloane (Sir Hans, Irish naturalist and phusician, b. 
 
 1660, d. 1752). 
 
 — Jardine (Sir Wm.) Naturalist's library, v. 23. . . . 4711.23 
 
 — Jeaffreson (J. C.) Book about doctors 3262.09 
 
 Smeaton (John, English engineer, b. 1724, d. 1792). 
 
 — Smiles (S.) Lives of the engineers, v. 2 8265.06 
 
 Smellie ("Wm., Scotch naturalist , b. 1710, d. 1795). 
 
 — Jardine (Sir Wm.) Naturalist's library, v. 2. , . . 4711.02 
 Smith (Adam, Scotch economist and moralist, b. 1723 d 
 
 1790). 
 
 — Brougham (H.) Philosophers, etc., p. 166-289. 1855. 3024.05 
 
 — Edgar (J. G.) Footprints of famous men 3263.18 
 
 — Lives of eminent persons 3265J7 
 
 — Eogers (J. E. T.) Historical gleanings, v. 2, p. 95-137. 3252!22 
 
 — Stewart (D.) Biogr. memoir. [D. S.'s Works, v. 10.] . 5417.10 
 
 See also biogr. and bibliogr. article in Allibone, v. 2. 
 Smith (Albert, Engl, novelist and humorist, b. 1816. d 
 1860). 
 
 — Timbs (J.) Lives of the later wits, etc., v. 2. 1874. . 3251.09 
 
 See also Bentley's miscel., v. 18, 1845 (with portrait) ; and 
 article in Allibone, v. 2. 
 Smith (Alexander, English poet and essayist, b. 1830, d. 
 1867). 
 
 — Brisbane (T. ) Early years of. 1869. . .3164.20 
 
 — Alexander (P. P.) [In S.'s Last leaves, p. 1-123. 1869. 2542.27 
 
 — Kingsley (O.) Miscellanies, p. 72-106. 1860 2534.07 
 
 See ateo Blackwood's mag., v. 75, 1854 (His poems) ; Cas- 
 sell's mag., 1867 (Personal reminiscences, by J. Hannay) • 
 Fraser's mag., v. 48, 1853 (A. S and Pope) ; v. 60, 1859 ; 
 Macmillan, Feb., 1867 ; North Brit, rev., v. 35, 1861 (On his 
 ' Edwin of Deira') ; v. 19, 1853 (A. S. and theories of poetry) ; 
 West, rev., v. 69, 1853 (On his poems) j and Allibone, v. 2. 
 Smith (Mrs. Charlotte, Engl, novelist, b. 1749, d. 1806). 
 
 — Elwood iA. K ) Lit. ladies of England, v. 1, p. 284-309. 3253.22 
 
 — Johnson (S.) Lives of English poets, v. 1 3263.01 
 
 Smith (Elizabeth, Engl, writer, b. 1776, d. 1806;. 
 
 — Eowdler (H. W.) Some account of her life. 3164.17 
 
 — Elwood (A. K.) Lit. ladies of England, v. 2, p. 187-207. 3253.23 
 Smith (Franklin W., pious student of Princeton colleje, 
 
 b. 1851, d. 1872). 
 
 — Smith (Mrs. H. W.) Eecord of a happy life: me- 
 
 morials of. 1873 3164.22 
 
 Smith (Horace, English humorist, poet, and novelist, b. 
 1779, d. 1849)! 
 
 — Timbs (J.) Wits and humourists, v. 2,p.347-376. 1862. 3252.15 
 
 See also Allibone, v. 2. 
 Smith James, Engl, humorist and poet, b. 1775, d. 1839). 
 
 — Memoirs, letters, etc. Ed. byH. Smith. 2 v. 3164.12 
 
 — Timbs (J.) Wits and humourists, v. 2, p. 347-376. 1862. 3252.15 
 
 See also Allibone, v. 2. 
 Smith (Capt. John, founder of Va., b. 1579, d. 1631). 
 
 — True travels, adventures, etc. 1819. . . . 625.16 
 
 — Hill (G.C.) Capt. John Smith: a biography. 3164.33 
 
 — Hillard (G. S. ) Life of. 3241.02 
 
 — Siinms (W. G.) Life of. 1840 3164.16 
 
 — Kennedy (J. P.) [In Ms At home and abroad. 1872. 922.24 
 
 See also N. A. rev., v. 104, 1867. This article, by H. B. 
 Adams, questions the truthfulness of portions of Smith's 
 personal statements. See reply in Potter's Amer. monthly, 
 v. 4 (in re Pocahontas) ; and note to Pocahontas, p. 188. 
 
 Smith (John, of Cambridge, Engl divine, 6.1618, cU652). 
 See Contemp. rev. v. 19, 1872 (by 3. Tulloch). 
 
 Smith (Joseph, Mormon prophet, b. 1805, d. 1844). 
 
 See Eraser's mag.. Feb., 1873 ; Atlantic monthly, Dec. 
 1869 (Mormon prophet's tragedy) ; Harper's monthly, v. 6 
 (by B.J. Lossing ; illus.) Consult also works on Mormon- 
 ism, p. 94 (ante) ; on Utah and the Mormons (in Countries) ; 
 and references in Allibone, v. 2. 
 
 Smith (Sydney, English divine, critic, and wit, b. 1771, d. 
 1845). 
 
 — Memoir. By his daughter, lady Holland. With 
 selections from his letters by Mrs. Austin. 2 v. 
 1855 3165.01 
 
 1 — Duyckinck (E. A.) Biogr. memoir of. [In S.'s Wit and wis- 
 dom, p. 9-107.) 2543.15 
 
 — Houghton (R. M. M„ lord). Monographs, p. 257-291. 3265 20 
 
 — Thomson (KB.) Wits and beaux of society. . . tm.25 
 
 — J-imrjs(j.) Wits and humourists, v. 2, p. 208-277. 1862. 3252 15 
 
 — Tuckerman (H. T.) Essays, biographical, etc. . . . 2044 15 
 
 — Vaughan (R. A.) Essays aud remains, v. 2, p. 61-91. . 2544 23 
 
 — Whipple (E. P.) Essays and reviews, v. 1, p. 138-172. 2545 06 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 3, 185!) (U. Lamb aud S. s') • 
 Bentley's miscel., v. 17, 1845 ; v. 38, 1855 ; Blackwood's" 
 mag., v. 79, 1866 ; Ed. rev., v. 102 ; Fraser's mag., v. 52 
 1855 p Gent, s mag., Aug., 1870, or Littell, 1870 v. 3 (by c' 
 Pebody) ; Nat. quar. rjv., v. 12. 1866 ; New monthly mag ' 
 
 J T y ,'J 8 £ 5 : N ' A rev " T - 82 ' 185 « ; Quar. rev., v. 97 1855 
 or Littell, v. 10, 1855 ; aud references in Allibone. 
 
 Smith (Wm. Henry, English philos. writer, author of 
 'Thomdale,' b. 1808, d. 1872.) J 
 
 See Contem. rev., Feb., 1876 (by J. Tulloch) ; Blackwood's 
 mag., v. 112, 1872 ; and Allibone v. 2. 
 
 Smith (Sir Wm. Sidney, Engl, admiral, b. 1761, d 1840) 
 
 — Barrow (J.) Life and corresp. of. 2 v. 1848. 3165 03 
 Smollett (Tobias George, Engl novelist, dramatist, and 
 
 historian, b. 1721, d. 1771). 
 -Chambers (It.) Smollett: hi* life and a selection 
 from his writings, v. 1. 1807. . 316J 19 
 
 — Cary (H. J? ) English poets, p. 119-146. 1846. . . . 3263 05 
 
 — l<orsyth(Wm.) Novels and novelists of the 18th century 
 
 !8/l ''752 30 
 
 — Lawrence (E.) Lives of British historians v. 1. 3"ii-iri 
 
 — Masson (D.) British novelists. - 1859. . . ' ■•hi'n 
 
 — Scott (W.) Lives of the novelists, 1872. . ' ' 2752 31 
 
 — Thackeray (W. M.) English humorists. ..'.'. ' 325"'] 3 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 3, 1859 (Some unedited me- 
 morials) ; Gent.'s mag., May, 1872 (by (). C. Clarke) ; Quar. 
 rev. v. 103, 1858, or Littell, 1858, v. 1 ; and the references in 
 Allibone, v. 2, and Poole's Index. 
 Smyth (Wm. Henry, Engl, admiral, 6.1778, d. 1805). 
 
 See Eraser's mag , v. 73, 1866. 
 Sobieski (John). See John LU. Sobieski. 
 
 See also Oust (E.) Lives of the warriors, v. 3, pt. 1. 3222.09 
 Soceates, (ancient Greek philosopher, 6.468, d. 399 b.c.) 
 
 — Bethune (G. W. ) Lectures on. [Waldie library 
 
 v- 12 -1 • of 5078.26 
 
 — Grote(G.) Life, teachings, and death. 1859. 3164.14 
 
 Eepr. from his Hist, of Greece, ch. lviii. (v. 8, 1859.) 424 12 
 
 — Lamartine (A.de). Homer and Socrates. 1872. 3082.25 
 Same. [In Ms Celebrated characters, v. 2] . . . 3264 19 
 
 — Xenophon. Memoirs of. With the defence of So- 
 
 crates, before his judges. By S. Fielding. 3104.23 
 -Same. Memorabilia. [In his Minor works.] 423.05 
 
 — Zeller (E.) Socrates and the Socratic school. 5426.01 
 
 — Blackie (J. S.) Four phases of morals. 1871.. . .5433.14 
 
 — Bruce (J.) Classic portraits, v. 1, p 60-66. 1853. . . 3212.15 
 
 — Fenelon (F. de S. de la M.) Ancient philosophers. . 6412.24 
 
 — Hampden (E. D.) Life and teachings of. [In Ms Fathers of 
 
 Greek philosophy.] 6413.22 
 
 — Martineau (H.) Eeligion of Socrates. [In her Miscel. v 2, 
 
 P- 196-207.) 2535.29 
 
 — Mendelssohn (M.) Phmdon, or the death of Socrates. 5424.14 
 
 — Oxford prize essay, v. 6 2541.15 
 
 See also Harper's mag., v. 1 (by Sydney Smith) ; Nat. 
 quar. rev., v. 13, 1866 ; article (by Brandis) in Smith's Diet, 
 of Greek and Roman biogr., v. 3 ; and the numerous re- 
 ferences in Poole's Index. 
 
 Also Philosophy (Histories) ; Literature (Greek : Msto. 
 ries) ; the 'Apology of Socrates of Plato, iu his Works, in 
 general alphabet, and ' The Apology ' and ' Banquet ' of 
 Xenophon, in the latter's Works. The Dialogues of Plato 
 contain many references to the history and character of 
 Socrates, for which see the various editions. 
 
 Concerning the Daemon of S. see Plutarch's Morals, v. 2, 
 
 p. 378-423 [5135.27] : Wiuslow's jour, of psy. med., v. 10, 
 
 1857; 'TheApology' oiPlato; and Xenophon's Memorabilia. 
 
 Solano (Saint Francis, Franciscan monk in Feru,b.lo£9, 
 
 d. 1610). 
 
 — Courtot (F.) Lives, etc. 1847 3171.18 
 
 Solon, (Athenian legislator, about 638-560 B.C.) 
 
 — Plutarch. Solon.— S. and Poplioola. [In Ms Lives, v.l of 
 
 3146.17 ; v. 1 of 3145.22 ; v. 1 of 3145.08.] 
 
 See also Smith's Diet, of Greek and Roman biogr., v. 3 : 
 and the histories of Greece by Grote (v. 3) ; Curtius (v. 1); 
 Cox (v. 1) ; Mitford (v. 1) ; Thirlwall (v. 1), etc. 
 Sombks (John, lord-chancellor of England.b.l650,d.l71Q). 
 
 — Campbell (J., lord). Lord chancellors of England, v. 3. 3254.05 
 
 — Lives of eminent persons 3265.17 
 
 — Lodge (E.) Portraits, etc., v. 7 3225.07 
 
 — Roscoe (H.) Lives of eminent British lawyers. . .3211.06 
 Someeset ( (J. H. Fitzroy, lord Baglan, English general, 
 
 6. 1788, d. 1855). 
 See Quar. rev., v. 101, 1857 ; also Kinglake's Invasion of 
 
 the Crimea 654.11 
 
 Someeset (Edward, id marquis of Worcester, an inventor 
 of the steam engine, 6. aboul 1601, d. 1667). 
 
 — Dircks (H. ) Life and scientific labours of. 3186.24 
 Scientific studies. Life of. 1869. . . 3914.27 
 
 — Lodge (E.) Portraits, etc., v. 3 • 3225.03 
 
 la asking for books, use the "Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
200 
 
 BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL): Somerville to Standish. 
 
 Somekville (Mary, Engl, mathematician and physicist, 
 b. 1780, d. 1872). 
 
 — Personal recollections, from early life to old age. 
 
 With selections from corresp. B.,1874. 8°. 3163.30 
 See also the article, with references, in Allibone, v. 2 ; 
 also Atlantic monthly, v. 6, 1860. 
 Somerville (Thomas, Scotch divine, b. 1741, d. 1830). 
 
 — My own life and times, 1741-1814. . . .3163.32 
 
 See Black-wood's mag., v. 90, 1860 ; N. A. rev., Oct., 1861. 
 Someevile or Somerville (Wm.,£'n^.poeJ,b.l6 t J2,dl742). 
 
 • — Johnson (S.) Lives of the poets, v. 2 3263.02 
 
 Sontag or Sonntag (Henriette, afterwards eointesse de 
 liossi, German singer, b. 1805, d. 1854). 
 
 — Clayton (E. C.) Queens of song 3265.10 
 
 Sophia Dorothea, consort of Geo. 1. of England, 6. 16b2, 
 
 d. 1726). 
 
 — Williams (F.) Memoirs of. 2ded. 1816.3164.24 
 
 Dorau (J.) Queens of England.T. 1, p. 6-193. 1856. .3253.06 
 
 Sophocles, (Greek tragic poet, b. 495? d. 401 B.o.) 
 
 See under his name in general alphabet. 
 Sobel (Agnes, fauorite of Charles VII. of France, b. 1409, 
 d. 1450). 
 
 — Bruce (J.) Classic portraits, v. 2 8212.16 
 
 — Menzies (S.) Royal favourites, v. 1, p. 167-209. 1865. 3257.10 
 - — Salisbury (Marquess of). Hist, sketches and reviews, p. 377-91. 
 
 1862 2547.17 
 
 See also Bentley's misoel., v. 48, 1860 ; and Dublin univ. 
 mag., v. 36, or Eclectic mag., v. 20. 
 In fiction see G. P. E, James's 'Agnes Sorel.' 
 Sorelli (Guido, Italian convert to protestantism). 
 
 — My confessions to Silvio Pellico.L., 1837.12°. 3164.15 
 Soto (Fernando or Hernando de, discoverer of the Mis- 
 sissippi, b. 1496, d. 1542). 
 
 — Abbott (J. S. C.) Life of. 3047.21 
 
 — Biedma (L. H. de). Journal of [his] expedition into 
 
 Florida. [French's Hist. col. of La., v. 2.] 593.15 
 
 — Narrative of [his] expedition into Florida. By a 
 
 gentleman of Elvas. 1557. [French (B. F. ) 
 Hist. col. of La., v. 2.] 593.15 
 
 — Irving (T.) Conquest of Florida, by De Soto. 592.15 
 
 — Wilmer (L. A. ) Life , travels, and adventures of. 
 
 1*59 1125.04 
 
 In fiction see TV. G. Simms' Vasconselas. 
 Sotxlt (Nicolas Jean de Dieu, Fr. gen., b. 1769, d. 1851). 
 
 — Headley (J. T.) Napoleon and bis marshals, v. 1. . .3132.01 
 
 See atso Eclectic mag., v. 26, 1852 ; For. quar. rev., June, 
 1835: Fraser'smag., May, 1844; and histories of the Penin- 
 sular war (in Countries : Spain). 
 Southcote (Johanna, Engl, relig. impostor, d. 1814). 
 
 See Bentley's miscel., v. 29, 1851. aud notices in Alli- 
 bone, v. 2. 
 Socthey. (Kobert, Engl, poet and miscel. author, b. 1774, 
 d. 1843). 
 
 — Life and correspondence. Ed. by C. C. Southey 
 
 New York, 1851. 8° 3165.05 
 
 Note. — The fullest aud best work. 
 
 — Browne (C. T. ) Life of. 1854 3164.28 
 
 — Cottle (J.) Reminiscences of. 1848. . . 3042.15 
 
 — Auattu (TV. S.) and Ralph (J.) Poets-laureate. 1853. 3254.19 
 
 — Edgar (J. G.) Footprints of famous men 3263.18 
 
 — De Quiucey (T.) Literary reminiscences, v. 2. p. 9-61. 2522 12 
 
 — Hazlltt (W.) Spirit of the age, p. 109-121. 1857. . . 2531 07 
 
 — Howitt (W.) Humes of British poets, v. 2. 1856.. . 953 24 
 
 — Phillips (S.j Essays from the Times, v. 1 2638 14 
 
 — Tiinbs (J.) Lives of the later wits, etc., v. 1. 1874. . 3251 08 
 
 — Tuckerman (H. T.) Essays, biographical, etc. . . . 2544 15 
 
 See alsu Quar. rev., v. 93, 1856, or Littell.v. 13, 1856 • Wins- 
 low's jour, of psy. rued., v. 5, 1852 (Wear and tear 'of lit. 
 life) ; atso Allibone's elaborate article, aud the numerous 
 relcrences in Poole's Index. 
 Southwell (Kobert, English Jesuit, poet, and conspira- 
 tor, b. 1560, ex. 1595). 
 
 — Langford (J. A.) Prison books and their authors. . . 3263 32 
 Sotjza (Adelaide Marie Emilie, marquise de, Fr. novelist 
 
 b. 1761, d. 1836). 
 
 — Sainte-Beuve (0. A ) Portraits of eel. women, 1868 3262 17 
 Spalding (Martin John, Roman catholic archbishop ' of 
 
 Baltimore, b. 1810, d. 1872). 
 
 — Spalding (J. L. ) Life of. 1873 3168.13 
 
 See also Nat. quar. rev., v. 24, 1872. 
 Spaetacus, {leader of the revolted Roman gladiators, 73- 
 
 71 B.O.) 
 
 See Atlautic monthly, v. 1, 1867 ; Blackw. mag. v 40 • 
 Mommsen's Hist, of Kome, v. 4. •.*<», 
 
 Spenser (Edmund, British poel,'b. 1553, d. 1599). 
 
 — Crank (G.L) Spenser and his poetry. 1845. 1686.23 
 
 — liart (J.S.) Essay on the life and writings of. 1686.22 
 
 — Kirkland (Mrs.O.M. ) S.and the Faery queen. 1686 21 
 
 — Disraeli (B.) Amenities of lit., v. 2 . . . 2 76j01 
 
 — Dunham (S. A.) Literary men of Great BritaiD, v. 1. 3211.14 
 
 — Howitt (W.) Homes of the British poets, v. 1. 1856. 953.23 
 
 — Lowell (J. R.) Among my books. 2d series. . . . 2534.30 
 
 Bepr. from N. A. rev., April, 1875. 
 
 — Mitford (J.) Memoir of. [S.'s Poet, works, v. 1.] . . 1686.16 
 
 — Whipple (E. P.) Lit. of the age of Elizabeth. . . . 2752.27 
 
 Eepr. from Atlantic monthly, v. 21, 1868. 
 
 See also Atlantic, v. 2, 1858 (His mistress and his wife) • 
 Blackw. mag., v. 99, 1866, or Littell, 1866, v. 1 (Religio Spenl 
 seri) ; Fraser's mag., v. 60, 1859 (On the life of 8., by T. 
 Keightley); West, rev., v. 87, 1867 ; also the elaborate arti- 
 cle, with full references, in Allibone, v. 2, and the referen- 
 ces in Poole's Index. 
 Spencer (John O., of New York, lawyer and public man 
 b. 1788, d. 1855). 
 
 — Proctor (L. B.) Bench and bar, p. 304-363. 1870. . . 3266.24 
 Spinoza (Benedict, pantheistical philosopher, b. 1632, d. 
 
 1677). 
 
 — Willis (R.) Benedict de Spinoza; his life, etc. 5426.04 
 
 — Arnold (M.) Essays in criticism, p. 237-63. 1865. . . 2512.13 
 
 — Buchanan (J.) Spinozism. [In his Modern atheism.] 3525.09 
 
 — Froude (J. A.) Short studies, v. 1, p. 274-324. 1868. . 2525.07 
 
 — Leifchild (J. R.) S. and pantheism. [In his Higher ministry 
 
 of nature.] 3566.02 
 
 — Lewes (G. H.) [In Fortnightly rev., v. 4, 1866 ; Westm. rev., 
 
 May, 1843 ; and in his Hist, of philos., v. 2.] 
 
 — Maccall (W.) Foreign biographies, v. 1, p. 299-320. . 3265.21 
 
 — Ueberweg (F.) History of philosophy, 2 v, p. 55-78. . 5418.10 
 
 See also article by J. Downes, in Encyclopaedia Britanni- 
 ca ; Brit. qu. rev., Nov. 1848 ; North Brit, rev., May, 1863 ; 
 Rev. des d. mondes, 1 juin 1843 (par J. Simon) ; 15 jan! 
 1862 (S. et la philos. des Juifs, par E. Saisset) ; 15 juillet 
 1867 (par P. Janet) ; West, rev., v. 64, 1855 ; Jour, of spec 
 philos., v.9 (by A.E. Kroeger). Also Philosophy. (Histories.) 
 Spohk (Louis, German musical composer and violinist, b. 
 1784, d. 1859). 
 
 — Autobiography. London, 1865. 8°. . . . 3164.27 
 
 — Crowest (F.j Great tone-poets. 1874 1561.84 
 
 — Fetis (F. J.) Biogr. univ. des musiciens, v. 8. . . .1565 08 
 Sprat (Thomas, bp. of Rochester, poet, b. 1636, d. 1713). 
 
 — Johnson (S.) Lives of the poets, v. 1 3263.01 
 
 Spring (Gardiner, American divine, b. 1785, d. 1873). 
 
 — Personal reminiscences of life and times. New York, 
 
 1866. 12°. 3165.06 
 
 Spuegeon (Charles Haddon, English baptist preacher, b. 
 1834). 
 
 — Life and ministry. N. Y., 1858. 12. . . . 
 
 — Hood (E. P.) Lamp's, pitchers, efc., v. 2, p. 185-216. .3562.27 
 
 See also Brit. quar. rev., 1857, or Littell, v. 19, 1857; Fra- 
 ser's mag. v. 65, 1857 ; and references in Allibone, v. 2. 
 Staal (Marguerite Jeanne Cordier de Launay, baronne 
 de, 6. 1684, d. 1750). 
 
 — Memoires. [Petitot. 2 ser., v. 77.] 504.18 
 
 Same. [Barriere. Bibl. des mem., v. l.j . . . 607.01 
 
 Stael-Holstein (Anne Louise Germaine Necker, 6a- 
 
 ronne de, French authoress, b. 1766, d. 1817). 
 
 — Memoires. (Dix anne'es d'exil.) Ouvrage postrmme ; 
 
 pre'eedee d'une notice sur sa vie et ses ouvrages 
 par Mme. Necker de Saussure. Paris. 16°. 3165.31 
 
 — Selection from corresp. [with] the grand duchess 
 
 of Saxe Weimar [and others], 1800 to 1817. Lon- 
 don, 1862. 8° 3165.30 
 
 — Child ( Mrs. L. M.) Memoirs of. 1854. . 3165.08 
 
 — Norris(M.) Life and times of. 1853.. .3165.07 
 
 — Alison (A.) Essays, p. 64-73, 1852 2617.02 
 
 — Brougham (B.,lord). Statesmen, etc. 2d series, v. 1. . 3024.06 
 
 — Brace (J.) Classic portraits, v. 2 8212.16 
 
 — Chambers's Home book, v. 5 2515.18 
 
 — Everett (A. H.) Essays, 2d series 2524.12 
 
 — Famous girlB, p. H4-K4 3261.17 
 
 — Greg (VV. R.) Lit. aud social judgments, p. 1-60. . . 2526 20 
 
 — Kavanagh (J ) French women 01 letters, v. 2. . . . 3262.14 
 
 — Russell (W.) Extraordinary women 3263.19 
 
 — Salnte-Beuve (C.A.) Nouveaux lundis, v.2 (Coppet et Weimar.) 
 [//! Revue des d. mondes, 1 et 15inai 1835.] 
 
 Portraits of eel. women 8262.17 
 
 — Shelley (M. W.) Lives, etc.. v. 2 3211.24 
 
 — Thomson (K. B.) Queens of society 8262.16 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 49, 1854, or Littell, Jan., 1874; 
 Harper's mag., v. 3, and v. 8; North Brit, rev., v. 20, 1853-*, 
 or Littell, v. 39, 1853 ; Temple Bar, Dec, 1873. 
 
 In fiction see A Bolte's Madame de StaeL . . 134.23 
 Stael-Holstein (Augusto Louis, baron de, son of pre- 
 ceding, Fr. philanthropist, b. 1790, d. 1827). 
 
 — Sims(T.) Brief memonals of. 1830. . .3134.26 
 
 See also N. A. rev., v. 26 (by A. H. Everett). 
 Siahl (George Ernst, Germ, physician, b. 1660, d. 1734). 
 -— Eussell (J. R.) Hist, and heroes of medicine. . . .4313.01 
 Stair ( Viscount). See Dalrymple (James). 
 Standish (Miles, puritan and soldier, b. 1584, d. 1656). 
 
 — Abbott (J. S. C. ) Miles Standish the puritan cap- 
 
 tain. 1872 3165.20 
 
 &ee also Putnam's mag., Feb., 1857 ; also Longfellow's 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL): Stanhope to Stewart. 
 
 201 
 
 poem * Hilss Standish ' [1661.14] ; J. L. Motley's romance 
 • Merrymount ' [232.38] ; and Mrs. Austin's tale 'The puri- 
 tan captain,' in Harper's monthly, v. 39. 
 Stanhope [Lady Hester Lucy, eccentric Englishwoman, 
 b. 1766, d. 1839). 
 
 — Memoirs; as related by herself. 3 v. L. 8°. 3165.09 
 
 Travels, completing her memoirs. 3 v. L. 8°. 1052.01 
 
 Bussell (W.) Extraordinary women 3263.19 
 
 Eeoentric personages 3264.03 
 
 See also the references in Allibone, v. 2 ; also Victoria 
 mag., 1866 ; and Littell, 1866, v. 2. 
 Stanhope (Philip Dormer, 4ft earl of Chesterfield, Eng- 
 lish statesman and letter-writer, b. 1694, d. 1773). 
 
 — Cramp (W.) Junius and his works compared with 
 
 the character and writings of the earl of Chester- 
 field. 1850 3088.00 
 
 Oliphant (M. O. W.) Historical sketohes, etc. . . . 3064.18 
 
 — Thomson (EL. B.) Wits and beaux of society. . . . 3262.25 
 
 — Tuckerman (H. T.) Essays, biographical, etc. . . . 2644.15 
 
 See also entries under Chestereield, p. 132, and article 
 in Allibone, v. 2. 
 Stanley (Edward Geoffrey Smith, 14ft earl of Derby, b. 
 1799, d. 1869). 
 
 — Hutton (E. H.) Studies in parliament, p. 48-60. 1866. 3262.19 
 
 Beid (T. W.) Cabinet portraits, p. 267-287. 1872. . 8252.26 
 
 Stanley (Edward Henry, 15(/t earl of Derby, b. 1826). 
 Hutton (P. H.) Studies in parliament, p. 61-72. 1866. 8262.19 
 
 — Beid (T. W.) Cabinet portraits, p. 29-37. 1872. . . . 3252.26 
 Stanley (James, llh earl of Derby, b. 1596, d. 1651). 
 
 — Memoir. [Chetham soc. , v. 66. ] . . . .5095.26 
 
 — Coleridge (H.) Northern worthies, v. 1. 1852. . . . 3263.07 
 
 — Lives of eminent Englishmen 3221.11 
 
 — Lodge (E.) Portraits, etc., v. 5 8225.05 
 
 Stanley (Thomas, 1st earl of Derby, d. 1504). 
 
 — Lodge (E.) Portraits, etc., v. 1 3225.01 
 
 Stanleys, {earls of Derby). 
 
 — Hey wood (T. ) Earls of D. and the verse writers and 
 
 poets of the 16th and 17th centuries. [Chetham 
 soc.,v. 29.] 5094.29 
 
 — Pollard (W.) The Stanleys of Knowsley. . 3164.31 
 
 — Stanley papers. [In Chetham society, v. 29, 31, 66, 
 
 67, 70.] 5094.29 
 
 Stanton (Edwin M., Amer. lawyer, sec'y of war during 
 Civil war, of 1861-65, 6. 1815, d. 1869). 
 
 — Jones (E. R.) Lincoln, Stanton, and Grant. His- 
 
 torical sketches. 1875 3113.19 
 
 — Stowe (H. E. B.) Men of our 'times 3265.02 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 25, 1870 (by Henry Wilson); 
 Galaxy, June, 1870 (Senator Wilson and E. M. Stanton, by 
 J. S. Black) ; Harper's monthly, v. 14 (by T. B. Thorpe). 
 Stanton (Mrs. Eliz. Cady, of N Y., ' Women's rights' 
 advocate, b. 1816). 
 
 — Tilton (T.) Sanctum Sanctorum, p. 250-82. 1870. . . 2544.25 
 Stanthuest (Richard, b. 1547, d. 1618). 
 
 — Bell (K.) Lives of the English poets 3211.17 
 
 Staek (John, Amer. rev. general, b. 1728, d. 1822). 
 
 — Everett (E. ) Life of. [Sparks' Am. bio.,v.l.] 3241.01 
 
 — Stark (0. ) Memoirs and official correspondence ot 
 
 1860 3168.12 
 
 — Headley (J. T.) Washington and his generals, v. 1. . 3177.06 
 Stedingk (Curt Bogislaus Louis Christopher, Swedish 
 
 general and statesman, b. 1746, d. 1836). 
 See Putnam's mag., Oct., Nov., Dec, 1854. 
 Stedman (Edmund C, Amer. poet and author, b. 1833). 
 See Scribner, Nov., 1873 (by A. B. Maodonough) ; and 
 Duyckinck, v. 2, 1873. 
 Steele (Sir Richard, British essayist, dramatist, politi- 
 cal writer, and humorist, b. 1671, d. 1729). 
 
 — Epistolary correspondence ; with illust. anecdotes 
 
 by J. Nichols. 2 v. London, 1809. 8°. . 3165.12 
 
 — Montgomery (H.R.) Memoirs of. 2 v. 1865. 3166.25 
 
 — Adams (W. D.) Famous books. 1875 2513.11 
 
 — Drake (N.) Biographical and critical sketch of. [InD.'s Es- 
 
 says, v. 1, p. 41-292. 1805.] 2523.14 
 
 — Forster (J.) Hist, and biogr. essays, v. 2 2525.02 
 
 — Macaulav (T. B.) Essays, v. 5 (On Addison, e(c.) . . 2536.20 
 
 — PurneU(T.) Lit and its professors, p. 192-205. 1867. 2538.25 
 
 — Thackeray (W. M.) English humorists 3252.13 
 
 — Thomson {Mrs. K. B.) Celebrated friendships, v. 1, p. 229- 
 
 293. 1861 3253.24 
 
 — Tinibs (J.) Wits and humourists.v. 1, p. 122-186. 1862. 3252.14 
 
 — Tuckerman (H. T.) Characteristics, etc., v. 2, p. 38-56. 2544.10 
 [Another essay in N. A rev., v. 108, 1869.] 
 
 See also Gentleman's mag., Aug., 1871 (by C. C. Clarke) ; 
 N. A rev., v. 46 (by E. Channing) ; Quar. rev., v. 96, 1855, 
 or Littell, v. 9, 1855 ; Temple bar, March, 1872, or, Littell, 
 1872, v. 2 ; Temple bar, Doc, 1873, or Littell, Jan., 1874. 
 Stetfens (Heinrich, German author, b. 1773, &1845). 
 
 — Story of my career as student at Freiberg and Jena, 
 
 and as professor at Halle, Breslau, and Berlin. 
 Tr. by W. L. Gage. B., 1863. 16°. . . 3165.14 
 
 Same. [With title] German uni v. life. Phila.. 
 
 1874. 12°. 5515 .26 
 
 Note.— Gives personal reminiscences of Goethe, Schiller 
 Sohelling, etc. 
 
 See also N. A. rev., v. 67, (by J. M. Mackie) ; For. qu. rev 
 T. 31, and v. 34 ; Eolectio mag., v. 3. 
 Stetn (Heinrich Friedrich Carl, baron von, Prussian 
 statesman, b. 1707, d. 1831). 
 
 — Ouvry (H. A.) Stein and his reforms in Prussia. 
 
 1873 5914.18 
 
 See also Blackwood's mag., v. 68 ; Ed. rev., v. 103 or Lit- 
 tell, v. 13, 1866 ; Littell, v. 28; New monthly, July and Auk 
 
 1867. B 
 Stephen (Sir James, Engl, publicist, b. 1789, d. 1859). 
 
 See also Bentley's niiscel., v. 41, 1857, or Littell, v. 18, 
 1857 ; Fraser's mag., Nov., 1859 ; and Poole's Index. 
 Stephens (Alexander H,o/ Georgia, Amer. statesman 
 ana historian, b. 1812). 
 
 — Cleveland (H.) A. H Stephens, in public and pri- 
 
 vate. With letters and speeches. 1866. 3166.27 
 
 — Bartlett (D. W.) Presidential candidates, p. 179-197. 3242.03 
 
 See also Harper's monthly, v. 26 (by G. M. Towle). 
 Stephens (James, head of the Fenians, b. 1824). 
 
 — J.S. : a semi-biographical sketch. N. Y. 12°. 3165.15 
 Stephenson (George, English improver of the locomotive, 
 
 b. 1781, d. 1848). 
 
 — Smiles (S.) Story of the life of. 1868. .3165.16a 
 
 — Boyd (A. K. H.) Critical eSBays, p. 278-315. 1865. . 2614.17 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 66, 1857 ; Harper's monthly, 
 v. 15 (by A. H. Guernsey) ; v. 37 (by H. M. Alden ; illus.) ; 
 New monthly, Deo. 1859 ; N. A. rev., v. 87, 1858 ; Quar. rev. 
 v. 102, 1857 ; West, rev., v. 68, 1857, or Littell, v. 18, 1867. 
 Also references in Allibone, v. 2. 
 Stephenson (Robert, Engl, engineer, b. 1803, d. 1859). 
 
 — Jeaffreson (J. C. ) The life of. With chapters on 
 
 his professional works, by W. Pole. 2d ed. 2 v. 
 1866 3165.25 
 
 — Smiles (S.) Memoir of. 1868 3165.16 
 
 Brief biographies. 1861 3263.16 
 
 See also Fraser's, v. 60, 1859 (Li memoriam) ; Harper's 
 monthly, v. 37 (by H. M. Alden). 
 Stepney (George, Engl, poet, b. 1663, d. 1707). 
 
 — Johnson (S.) Lives of English poets, v. 1 3263.01 
 
 Steeling (John, Scotch clergyman, b. 1806, d.1844). 
 
 — Carlyle (T.) Life of. 1852 3165.18 
 
 Eeviewed, by J. Tulloch, in North Brit, rev., v. 16, 1851-2. 
 
 — Hare (J. C.) Memoir of. [S'.s Essays, v. 1, p. 1-232.] 2547.09 
 
 — Brimley (G.) Essays, p. 239-62. 1860 2514.10 
 
 — Smiles (S.) Brief biographies. 1861 3263.16 
 
 — Tuckerman (H. T.) Characteristics of lit., v. 1, p. 193-209. 
 
 1849 ." 2544.10 
 
 See also Allibone, v. 2, and Poole's Index. 
 Stekne (Laurence, Engl, humorist and divine, b. 1713, 
 d. 1768). 
 
 — Ferriar(J.) Illustrations of. 2v.ini. 1812. 2524.15 
 
 — Fitzgerald (P.) The life of. 2 v. 1864. . 3165.21 
 
 — Purnell (T.) Lit. and its professors, p. 205-31. 1867. 2538.25 
 
 — Scott (W.) Lives of the noveliats, 1872 2762.31 
 
 — Thackeray IW. M.) English humorists 3252.13 
 
 — Tuckerman (H. IV Essays, biographical, etc. . . . 2544.15 
 
 See also Blackwood, v. 97, 1865 ; Dublin univ. mag , v. 8 ; 
 London soc, Feb.. 1866; National rev., v. 18, 1864 (Sterne 
 and Thackeray) ; N. A. rev., v. 81, 1855 ; v. 107, 1868 (by A. 
 S. Hill) -, Quar. rev., v. 94, 1854, or Littell, v. 6, 1854 ; and 
 notices and references in Allibone, v. 2. 
 Steenbeeq (Alexander von, German novelist, b. 1806). 
 See For. qu. rev., Jan., 1837 ; West, rev., v. 72, 1859 (Re- 
 collections of). 
 Steuben (Friedrich Wilhelm August, baron von, Ger- 
 man officer in the Amer. rev., b. 1730, d. 1794). 
 
 — Bowen (F.) Life of. [Sparks' Am.biogr.,v.9.] 3241.01 
 
 — Kapp (F.) Life of. 2 v. 1859 3165.17 
 
 Eeviewed in N. A. rev., v. 99, 1864. 
 
 — Greene (G. W.l German element in the war of American in- 
 
 dependence. 1876 673.10 
 
 Headley (J. T.) Washington and his generals, v. 1. . 3177.06 
 
 Stevens (Phineas, Amer. pre-revol. officer, d. 1756). 
 
 Stark (C.) Biography of. [In his Memoirs of Stark.] 3168.12 
 
 Stevens (Thaddeus, of Pa., Amer. statesman, b. 1793, 
 
 d. 1868). 
 
 — Memorial addresses on his life and character, de- 
 
 livered in the House of representatives, Dec. 17, 
 
 1868. Wash., 1869. 8° 3165.19 
 
 Tilton (T.) Sanctum Banctorum, p. 227-234. 1870. . 2544.25 
 
 Stewabt (Sir Charles Wm. Vane, 3d marquis of London- 
 derry, b. 1778, d. 1828). 
 
 — Alison (A.) Lives, etc. 1861 3033.22 
 
 Stewaet (Dugald, Scotch philosopher, b. 1752, d. 1828). 
 
 — Veitch (J.) Memoir of. [In S.'s Works, v. 10.] 5417.10 
 
 See also North Brit, rev., v. 28, 1858 ; and Allibone, v. 2. 
 ^g- For additional references see his name in general 
 alphabet. 
 
 la asking for books, use the » Book Order," giving tho AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
202 
 
 BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : Stewart to Sully. 
 
 Stewart (Eobert, lord Castlereagh, 2d marquis of Lon- 
 donderry, Engl, statesman, b. 1769, d. 1822). 
 
 — Alison (A.) Lives, etc. 1861 3033.22 
 
 — Memoirs and correspondence. [1798-1816.] By his 
 
 brother Charles, 4 v. London, 1848. . 3033.15 
 
 — Alison (A.) Essays, etc. 1861 8033.22 
 
 See also Biackwood's mag., v. 91, 1862 ; Ed. rev., v. 115, 
 1862 ; Quar. rev., T. Ill, 1862. 
 
 — Adams W. H. D.) Men at the helm , 3222.14 
 
 — Kebbel (T. E.) English statesmen, p. 9-32. 1868. . . 3222.01 
 Shbe (Eudolph, Germ, preacher and prof. , b. 1800, d. 1862 ). 
 
 — Lacroix (J. P. ) Life of Eudolph Stier. 1871. 3165.32 
 Stiles (Ezra, D.D., pres.of Yale college, 6.1727, d.1795). 
 
 — Holmes (A.) Life of. 1798 3166.01 
 
 — Kingsley(J.L.) Life of. [Sparks' Amer. biogr., v. 16.] 3241.16 
 Stilling. See Jung-Stilling. 
 Stieling (Thomas, Amer. rev. general, d. 1808). 
 
 — Headley (J. T.) Washington and his generals, v. 2. . 8177.07 
 Stookmae (Christian Pnedrich, baron, German diploma- 
 tist, b. 1787, d. 1863). 
 
 — Stockmar (E., baron von). Memoirs of. [1814-63. 
 
 With biogr. sketch.] Ed. by M. Muller. 2 v. 
 1872 3161.20 
 
 Note — Keview of the political events in Europe, from 
 1814 to 1863, by one in the confidence of the reigning 
 families of Belgium, Coburg, England, and Prussia. 
 
 See Ed. rev. v. 136, 1872 ; Quar. rev., v. 133, 1872, or Lit- 
 tell, 1872, v. 4 ; West, rev., v. 99, 1873. 
 Stoddaed (David Tappan, Amer. missionary to the Nes- 
 lorians, b. 1819, d. 1857). 
 
 — Thompson (J. P.) Memoir of. 1858. . .3166.04 
 
 See also New Englander, v. 16, 1858 ; N. A. rev., v. 88, 1859. 
 Stobee (Thomas, d. 1604). 
 
 — Bell (E.) Lives of the English poets 3211.17 
 
 Stoees (Eichard Salter, D.D., of Brooklyn, preacher and 
 
 author, b. 1821). 
 
 — Fowler (H.) American pulpit. 1856 3456.07 
 
 — Patten (J. A.) Lives of the clergy of Brooklyn. 1874. 3458.04 
 Stoex (Joseph, American jurist, b. 1779, d. 1845). 
 
 — Autobiography. [In Ms Miscel. works, p. 1-43. 1852.] 2547.07 
 
 — Life and letters. Ed. by his son W. W. Story. 2 v 
 
 Boston, 1851. 8° 3166.29 
 
 Aote.— Eeviewed in Ed. rev., v. 96, or Eclectic mag v 
 27, 1852 ; Quar. rev., v. 92, 1853. 
 
 — Sumner (Ch.) Tribute to J.S. [In Ms Orations, etc., v.2. 6324 12 
 
 — Herring (J.) and Longacre (J. B.) Nat. porta-, gal., v. 3. 3247.10 
 
 — Homes of American statesmen 3245 12 
 
 — Loring (J. s.) Hundred Boston orators. ...'."' 3246 14 
 
 — Webster (Daniel). Works, v. 2, p. 297-302 6077'o2 
 
 See also the biogr. and bibliogr. article in AUibone, v.' 2. 
 Stothaed (Thomas, English painter, b. 1787, d. 1821) 
 
 — Bray (A. E.) Life of. 1851 3166 28 
 
 — Thornbury (W.) British artists, v. 2. 1861. . . . 1433 11 
 Stow (Baron, Amer. Baptist divine, b. 1801, d. 1869) 
 
 — Stockbridge (J. C.) Memoir of. 1871.. .3166 31 
 Stowe (Mrs. Harriet E. Beeoher, b. 1814). 
 
 — Famous girls, etc., p. 99-112 onci 17 
 
 — Eminent women of the age. (By E. P. Parker). . '. 326501 
 
 See also notices in Allibone, v. 2, and Poole's Index. 
 bTOWELL (Lord). See Soott (Win., lord Stowell). 
 Steaefoed (Karl of). See Wentwobth (T.) 
 Stiunahan (Jirs. Marianne Pitch, of Brooklyn, b. 1813 
 
 d. 1866). ' 
 
 — Spear (S.T.) In meinoriam : Mrs.Stranahan. 3165 28 
 Stbanahan family. 
 
 " G ^? a l0gl c e c, s of iiie Stranahan family. Brooklyn, 
 
 lobs. 3165 27 
 
 Steange (Sir Eobert, Scotch enqraver, b. 1721 d \l°i-l\ 
 See Eraser's mag., v. 51, 1855. ' '' 
 
 Munter (B.) Count Struenzee, the skeptic and the 
 
 christian. 1853 3576.11 
 
 ■ WraxaJl (L.) Eemarkable adventurers, » , 2, etc., p. 110-128 
 
 . 3264.24 
 
 1863. 
 
 Stbatton (Ch. S • Tom Thumb,' Amer. dwarf, b. 1832). 
 
 — Sketch of. New York, 1867. 16° siiKSU. 
 
 — Wood (E J.) Giants and dwarfs, p. 411-418." 1868.' 326422 
 Steauss (David Pnedrich, German ralwnalisic ihmio- 
 
 gian and critic, b. 1808, d. 1875) 
 
 — Zelte (E.) D. P. Strauss, in his 'life and writings. 
 
 lsrf,^ Bri K .<!?»• *'".,* July, 1874 ; kacmiila 8 n! 6 0ct 9 
 1873 (S. as a politician, by E. Goadby) ' 
 
 in^geneS'^haber mt8 ° U ^ W ° rk8 ' Se ° his «»• * 
 Steicklaot (Hugh Edwin, English ornithologist, b. 1811, 
 
 — Jardine(W.) Memoirs of. 1858. . si 68 11 
 Steozz, ■ (PHippo Elorentine statesman, b. 1489, 'd 15 «T 
 
 — Trollope (T. A.) Riippo Strozzi. 1860 ' 3165 29 
 
 Pilippo Strozzi. I860. 
 See aiso New monthly mag., June, 1860. 
 
 Steuensee (Johann Priedrich von, Saxon physician af- 
 terwards Danish prime-minister, b. 1737, A maf 
 
 See also Ed. rev., v. 123, p. 600-505, and Uvea of OiBoLnra 
 Matilda, (qu. of Denmark). 
 Stuaet (Royal House of). 
 
 — Jesse (J. H. ) Memoirs of the court of England dur- 
 ing the reign of the Stuarts, including the ran" 
 tectorate. 3 v. 1855. 12°. 47^ 
 
 — Memoirs of the pretenders. 2 v. 1845. . . 316605 
 v. 1. James Frederick Edward Stuart and his adherents- 
 Charles Edward; Louisa, countess of Albany- Henrv Sh,J* 
 card. York ; and others. * raart ' 
 
 Same. New ed. London, 1858. 12°. . . 3166 07 
 
 — Peyton (Sjj-E.) Divine catastrophe of the House 
 of Stuart. Eeprint, 1811 3087.14 
 
 — Strickland (A.) Lives of the last four princesses of 
 the House of Stuart. 1872 3255 30 
 
 — Vaughan (E.) History of England, under the house 
 of Stuart, including the commonwealth. 2 v. 477 01 
 
 — Townend (W.) The descendants of the Stuarts 2d 
 ed- 1858 3166.22 
 
 See also Ed. rev., v. 114, 1861, or Littell, 1861, v. 3 (Conn 
 teas of Albany and the last Stuarts); Ed. rev. v 136 1872* 
 or Littell, 1872, v. 4 (Stuarts of St. Germains) ;" Fortnightlv 
 rev., v. 6, 1866 (A word for the Stuarts, by B. Bell) • Qu rev 
 v.133,1872; Eev. des d. mondes,15 Jan., 1 et 15 fev.'l86l' 
 See also, in this class, Albany (Countess of) : Phasies i' 
 and II. ; James I. and II. : and Chaeles Edwaru • aUo His 
 tories of Scotland, 1371-1603, and of England, 1603-1V14. 
 Stuaet (Lady Arabella, 6. 1575, d. 1615). 
 
 — Cooper (E.) Life and letters of. 2 v. 1866. 3166.20 
 
 — Costello (L.S.) Eminent Englishwomen, v. 1, p. 191-322 3256 14 
 
 — Lodge (E.) Portraits, etc., v. 4 3225 04 
 
 — Strickland (A.) Tudor princesses, p. 329-392. 1868. '. 3255 22 
 Stuaet (Prince Charles Edward, the young pretender b 
 
 1720, d. 1788). F 
 
 — Adams (W.H.D.) Anecdotal memoirs, p. 235-300. v. 2 of 3255.23 
 See also entries under Chables Edward Stuart p. 131 ■ 
 
 and entries under Stuaet (Royal House of). 
 Stuaet (Gilbert Charles, Amer. painter, 6.1756, A1828). 
 
 — Herring (J.) and Longacre (J. B.) Nat. port, gal., v. 1. 8247 08 
 
 — Lester (O. E.) Artists of America. 1846 UlsilO 
 
 Stuaet (James Prancis Edward, son of James II.. b 
 
 1688, d. 1765). 
 See entries under Stuabt (Royal House of). 
 Stuaet (Mary). See Maey, (queen of Scots). 
 Stukge (Joseph, Engl, philanthropist, 6. 1793, A 1859). 
 
 See Meliora, v. 7, 1865. 
 Stuyvesant (Peter, last Dutch governor of New Amster- 
 dam, b. about 1602, d. 1682). 
 
 — Abbott (J. S. C.) Peter Stuyvesant. 1873.3166.24 
 See in fiction Irving's Knickerbocker's Hist, of New York 
 
 Suohet (Louis Gabriel, due d'Albufera, French qeneral 
 b. 1770, d. 1826). 
 
 — Bedding (O.) Personal reminiscences, etc., v. 2, p. 167-183. 
 1867. ■■••.....,,.,,, 3222 02 
 
 — Headley (J. T.) Napoleon and Ms marshals, v. 2'. '. '. S132M 
 Suckling (Sir John, English poet, b. about 1608, d. about 
 
 1642). 
 Sec Putnam's mag. , Aug., 1855, and ref. in AUibone, v. 2. 
 Sue (Eugene, French novelist, b. 1804, A 1857). 
 
 — Miller (H.) EssayB, p. 482-493. 1865 2535.16 
 
 See also Bentley miscel., v. 44, 1858, or Littell, 1858, v. 4: 
 
 West, rev., v. 80, 1863. 
 Sugden (Jonas, Engl, manufacturer, b. 1800, d. 1857). 
 
 — Steei (E.) Lives made sublime 3263.80 
 
 Sulla or Sylla (Lucius Cornelius, Roman general and 
 
 dictator, b. 138, d. 78b.o.) 
 
 — Fj-eeman (E. A.) Hist, essays, 2d s., p. 271-307. 1873. 2528.12 
 Plutarch. Sulla.— S. and Lysander compared. [In Ms Lives, 
 
 etc., v. 3 of 3146.17 ; v. 8 of 3145.22 ; v. 2 of 3145.08.] 
 
 See also National rev., v. 14, 1862 ; and Mommsen's Hist, 
 of Eome, v. 3-4, 
 Sullivan (James, of Mass., statesman and jurist, b. 1744, 
 d. 1808). J • • 
 
 — Amoi-y (T. C.) Life of : with selections from his 
 
 writings. [With obituary by J. Q. Adams ; funeral 
 sermon by J. S. Buckminster ; sketch by S. L. 
 Knapp ; memoir by J. Winthrop.] . . . 3167.01 
 Eeviewed in N. A. rev., v. 88, 1859. 
 bULLivAN (John, Amer. rev. general, b. 1740, A 1795). 
 
 — Peabody (O. W. B.) Life of. 3241.13 
 
 Sully (Maximilien de BsSthune, due de, French soldier 
 
 and statesman, b. 1560, d. 1641). 
 
 — Memoires de Henry le grand, 1570-1611. [Petitot. 2 ser., v. 
 , 1 - 9 -] 502.16 
 
 — Memoirs. 5 v. London, 1778. 8°. ... 3166.10 
 Same. 5 v. Edinburgh, 1770. 12°. . . 3166.14 
 
 BBOOKLYN ME30ANTILE LIBBABY. 
 
BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : Sully to Tappan. 
 
 203 
 
 jamet (G. P. B.{ Eminent foreign statesmen, v. 1. . 3211.19 
 
 gcott (J. B.) Earl of Chatham, and Sully. [In his Disserta- 
 tions.] 2547.06 
 
 See also Littell, 1871, v. 4 (from Dark Blue, 1871). 
 
 Stjmnek (Charles, of Mass., Amer. statesman, orator, and 
 author, b. 1811, d. 1874). 
 
 Lester (C. E. ) Life and public services of. 3168.10 
 
 Memorial and addresses in the Senate and House of 
 
 Rep., April 27, 1874. Wash., 1874. 8°. . 3168.09 
 
 Ames {Mrs. M. 0.) Outlines of men, eta. (His Home.) 2512.32 
 
 Lorhig (J. S.) Hundred Boston orators 3246.14 
 
 Stowe (H. E. B.) Men of our times 3265.02 
 
 See also Soribner's monthly, v. 8-10 (by A. B. Johnson). 
 
 Somtee (Thomas, Amer. rev. general, b. 1734? d. 1832). 
 
 Herring (J.) and Longaore (J. B.) Nat. portv. gal. v. 4. 3247.11 
 
 Sundon ( Viscountess). See Clayton (Charlotte). 
 
 Sobeey (Karl of). See Howard (Henry). 
 
 Stjbtees (Eobert, Engl, antiquary, 6. 1779, d. 1834). 
 
 Taylor (G. ) Memoir of. [Surteessoc.,no.24.] 5116.28 
 
 Sttvaroee, SouTABonr, or Suwabow (Alexander Yasilie- 
 vitch, count; Russian general, b. 1729, d. 1800). 
 
 Anthing (F.) History of the campaigns of, with 
 
 sketch of his private life and character. 2 v. 543.10 
 
 Wilsou (J. Q.) Illustrious soldiers. 1874 3222.16 
 
 Sveiohine. See Swetcbtne. 
 
 Swedenbokg (Emanuel, Swedish religious teacher, philoso- 
 pher, and scientist, b. 1688, d. 1772). 
 
 — Bush (G.) Reply to Emerson on S. 1846. 5093.04 
 Statement of reasons for embracing the doctrines 
 
 of. With biogr.sketch of the author. 1875. 3596.26 
 
 — Hiller (O. P.) Memoir of. 1868. . . .3168.14 
 _Hobart(N.) Life of. 1850 3167.10 
 
 — Hood (E. P.) Life of. 3168.15 
 
 — Hyde (J.) Emanuel Swedenborg: a lecture. 3168.16 
 
 — James (H. ) Secret of Swedenborg ; being an eluci- 
 
 dation of his doctrine of the divine natural hu- 
 manity. 1869 3596.09 
 
 Substance and shadow. 1863 3563.19 
 
 — Keyes (E. R. ) Wesley and Swedenborg ; a fraternal 
 
 appeal to methodist ministers. 1872. . . 3596.10 
 
 — Tafel (J. F. L) Documents concerning. New ed., 
 
 G. Bush. 1847 3167.09 
 
 — Tafel (R. L. ) Documents concerning the life and 
 
 character of S. ; translated and annotated. 3 v. 
 1875 • 3597.22 
 
 — White (W.) Life of, with introd. by B. F. Barrett. 
 
 1866 3167.22 
 
 Emanuel Swedenborg : his life and writings. 2 v. 
 
 1867 3168.06 
 
 Note. — This work is much more elaborate and critioal 
 than the preceding, but not so acceptable to Swedenbor- 
 gians, who look upon it as prejudiced. 
 
 — Wilkinson (J. J. G.) Biography of. 1849.3167.11 
 
 — Emerson (B. W.) Swedenborg ; or, the Mystic. [Represen- 
 
 tative men.] 2524.08 ; 2524.09 
 
 — MaudsleyfH.) Swedenborg. [In Ms Body and mind.] 4333.15.b 
 
 — Ossoli (M. F. d'). Literature and art, v. 2, p. 160-166. 2525.09 
 
 — Vaughan (B. A.) Hours with the mystics 3616.17 
 
 — Whittier (J. G.) Literary recreations, p. 374-381. 1854. 2545.11 
 
 See also Eraser's mag., v. 65, 1857 ; v. 77, 1868 ; Lippin- 
 cott, April, 1871; Nat. qu. rev., v. 10, 1866 ; N. A. rev., July, 
 1867 ; Winsiow's med. critic, v. 1, 1861. 
 
 See also Swedenborgianism, p. 105. 
 
 Swetohtne (Mme. S. Soymonoff, devout Russian lady 
 and writer, b. 1782, d. 1857). 
 
 — Life and letters. PuM. by count de Falloux Bos- 
 
 ton, 1867. 12° 3167.12 
 
 — Sa vie et ses oeuvres. Par le comte de Falloux 2 v. 
 
 Paris, 1862. 12°. 3167.20 
 
 — Belloc (B. P.) Vignettes 3261.16 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 61, 1860 ; N. A. rev., v. 95, 1862; 
 Bevue des d. mondes, 16 juin 1861 (par Alb. de Broglie). 
 Sweyn, {king of Denmark, 10th century). 
 
 — Edgar (J. G.) Sea-kings 3263.17 
 
 Swift (Jonathan, dean of St. Patrick's, British satirist, 
 
 humorist, poet, and political writer, b. 1667, d. 174a»). 
 
 — Boyle (J.) Remarks on the life and writings of. 
 
 4th ed. 1752 3167.30 
 
 — Forster(J.) Life of. 1876 3167.31 
 
 — Jeffrey (F.Jord). Jonathan Swift, [an essay]. 5075.21 
 Same. [In his Essays.] 2533.19 
 
 — Lecky(W. E. H) Leaders of public opinion. 492.13 
 
 — Scott (Sir Walter). Memoirs of. [In Swift's Works, 
 
 T l ] 5074.04 
 
 — Sheridan (T.) Life of. 2d ed. 1787. . .3167.29 
 
 — Drake (N.) Essays, v. 8 262 H? 
 
 — Forsyth (Wm.) Novelists of the 18th century. . . .2752 30 
 
 — Howitt (W.) Homes of the British poets, v. 1. 1856. . 963.23 
 
 — Johnson (S.) Lives of the poets, v. 2 3263.02 
 
 — Masson (D.) Three devils, and other essays. 1874. 2636.30 
 
 — Phillips (S.) Essays fromtlie Times,v.l,p.214-237. 1871. 2638.14 
 
 Repr. in Eolectic mag., v. 28, 1853. 
 
 — Purnell (T.) Literature and its professors, p. 231-263. 2538.25 
 
 — Beed (W. B.) Among my books, p. 12-21. 1871. . . 2541.27 
 
 — Russell (W.) Eccentric personages 3264.03 
 
 — Taine (H. A.) Hist, of Engl, literature, v. 2. . . .2755.11 
 
 — Thaokeray (W. M.) English humorists 3252.13 
 
 Note. — Thackeray introduces another severe sketch of 
 Swift into his ' Henry Esmond.' 
 
 — Timbs (J.) Wits and humourists, v. 1, p. 1-121. 1862. 3252. 11 
 
 — Tuckerman (H.T.) Characteristics of lit.,v. l,p. 80-105. 2514.10 
 
 — Windsor (A. L.) Ethiua, p. 216-286. 1860 2547.01 
 
 See also Blackwood's mag., v. 74, 1853 (On Thackeray's 
 lecture on Swift) ; Brit. quar. rev., Oct., 1851, or Litiell. 
 v. 9, 1855 ; Fraser's mag., v. 61, 1860 (2 art.) ; v. 76, 1807, 
 or Littell, 1868, V. 1 (S. and Moor Park : rambles of Patri- 
 cius Walker) ; Gentleman's mag., Sept., 1871 (by C. C. 
 Clarke ; N. A. rev., Jan., 1868 (by A. S. Hill) ; North Brit. 
 rev., v. 61, 1870, or Littell, 1870, v. 1; Revue des d. mondes, 
 16 aoilt 1858 (par H. Taine ; Winsiow's jour, of psy. med., 
 V. 2, 1849 (On his insanity) ; also the biogr. and bibliogr. 
 article in Allibone, v. 2, and the references in Poole's Index. 
 Swinbukne (Algernon Ch., Engl, poet and critic, 6. 1843). 
 
 — Eriswell (J.H.) Modern men of letters, p.299-313. 1870. 2525.18 
 
 — Lowell (J. B.) My study windowB, p. 210-227. 1871. 2534.18 
 
 — Stedman (Edmund C.) Victorian poets. 1875. . . 2643.32 
 
 Repr. from Soribner's monthly, March, 1875. 
 See also Contem. rev., v.6,1867 (M.Arnold and S., by P.Bayne). 
 Sydenham (lord). See Thompson (C. E. P.) 
 Sydney. See Sidney. 
 Sylla. See Sulla. 
 
 Symonds (John A., Engl, physician and author, 6. 1807, 
 d. 1871-) 
 
 — Memoir. By his son. [ihftisMiscel.,p.i.-xxxii. 2547.19 
 Taoittjs (Caius Cornelius, Roman historian, b. 51, d. 
 
 after 117). 
 
 — Donne (W. B.) Life of. [In his Tacitus.] 431.17 
 
 See Fraser's mag., v. 68, 1863 ; and Smith's Diet., v. 3. 
 Talbot (Miss Catherine, Engl, authoress, b. 1720, d. 1770). 
 
 — Letters, 1741 to 1770. 4 v. Lon., 1809. 8°. 3033.06 
 Talbot (Silas, Amer. naval officer, b. 1750, d. 1813). 
 
 — Tuckerman (H T.) Life of. 1850.. . .3167.13 
 Talpoed (Sir Thomas Noon, Engl, author and judge, b. 
 
 1795, d. 1854). 
 De Quincey (T.) Lit.reminiscences,v.2,p.256-295. 1851. 2622.12 
 
 — Home (R. H.) New spirit of the age, p. 145-164. 1855. 2532.09 
 Redding (C.) Personal reminiscences, v. 2, p. 129-166. 3222.02 
 
 — Tuckerman (H. T.) The dramatist. [In his Characteristics, 
 
 etc., V. 2, p. 144-179. 1851.] 2544.10 
 
 Whipple (E.P.) Essays and reviews, v.l, p. 81-103. 1851. 2546.06 
 
 See also North Brit, rev., v. 26, 1856. 
 Tallemant des Reaux (Paul, French littirateur, b. 1642, 
 d. 1712). 
 
 Sainte-Beuve (O. A.) Causeries du lundi, v. 13. . . . 7033.30 
 
 See Rev. des d.mondes, 16 juillet 1835 (par Monmerque). 
 Talleyrand Perigord (Charles Maurice de, French diplo- 
 matist, b. 1754, d. 1838). 
 
 — Life, [anon.] 4 v. London, 1834. 
 
 — McHarg(C. K.) Life of. 1S57. . . 
 
 — Stewarton (— ). Memoirs of. [anon.] 2 v. 
 
 Baker (H. B.) French society, etc., v. 2. 1874. 
 
 Brougham (H.,(ord). Contributions, etc.,w. 3, p. 483-506. 2617 08 
 
 Bulwer {Sir H. L. E.) Hist, characters, v. 1 ... 3257.08 
 
 Everett (E.) Mount Vernon papers, p. 352-361. 1860. 2524.13 
 
 Gibbon (F.) Public characters, v. 3, p. 6-132. . . . 3216.19 
 
 Timbs (J.) Lives of the later wits, etc., v. 2. 1874. . 3251.09 
 
 See also Bentley's misceL.v. 28, 1850, Chambers's journal, 
 V. 12, 1849 (Early life of) ; Quar. rev., v. 123, 1867 ; Bevue 
 des d. mondes, 16 mai 1839 (par Mignet) ; Winsiow's jour. 
 of psy. med., v. 1, 1848 ; and numerous references in 
 Poole's Index. 
 Tallten (Te'rezia Cabarrus, Mme. de, 6. 1773, a. 1835). 
 
 — Houssave (A.) Notre-Dame de Thermidor : histoire, 
 
 etc. 2e ed. 18H7 3167.24 
 
 Ohallice (Mrs.) Illustrious women of France. . . . 3266.09 
 
 See also Eraser's mag., v. 77, 1868. 
 Talma (Francois Joseph, Fr.tragic actor,b.nb3,d.lHAb). 
 Irving (W ) Conversations with Talma. [In his Spanish pa- 
 pers, V. 2, p. 161-163. 1866.] 
 
 See also New monthly, mag., v. 5, 1822. 
 Talon (Omer, French magistrate, b. lo'Jo, d. 1652). 
 
 Memoires, 1630-53. [Petitot. 2 ser., v. 60-63.] ... 5 
 
 Tameelane. SeeTmouB. , „„„„ ,-,o^^ 
 
 Taney (Roger Brooke, U: S. chief justice, 6.1777, d.1864). 
 
 — Tyler (S ) Memoir of. 1872 3168 18 
 
 — Van Santvoord (G.) Lives of the chief justices. .3246.20 
 
 See also Atlantic, v. 15, 1865 (by 0. M. Ellis) ; Nat. quar. 
 rev., v. 10, 1866. , ... .. ... 
 
 Tappan (Arthur, Amer. merchant and philanthropist, b. 
 
 1786, d. 1865). ,.„., 
 
 — Tappan(L.) Life of. 1870 3171.05 
 
 3167.14 
 3167.25 
 3167.18 
 
 3266.16 
 
 2533.12 
 
 501.01 
 
 In asking tor books, use the "Book Order.," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the flrst part of the TITLE, and the NCMBER. 
 
204 
 
 BIOG-RAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : Tasso to Tennyson. 
 
 Tasso (Torquato, Ilal. epic poet, b. 1544, d. 1595). 
 -MilmaMB.) Life of. 2 v. 1850. . . .3172.01 
 
 — Wiffen (J. H.) Life. With appendix on the " Jeru- 
 
 salem delivered," by Sismondi. 1S59. . 3172.03 
 
 — Wilde (B H. ) Love, madness, and imprisonment 
 
 of. It. 1842 3171.12 
 
 Brydges(E.) Imaginative biograpliy, v. 2, p. 272-288. 3254.25 
 
 Drake (N.) On the frenzy of. [In his Literary hours, v. 1, 
 
 p. 51-73. 1800.] • 2527.08 
 
 — Harrison (J. A.) In Tasso's garden of St. Onofno. [In Group 
 
 of poets. 1875.J ?f! 2 ?™ 
 
 — Shelley (M. W.) Lives, etc., v. 2 3211.26 
 
 See also Bentley's miaoel., v. 57, 1865 ; Macmillan's mag., 
 Sept., Oct., 1875 (by O. M. Phillimore) ; Nat. qu. rev., v. 1, 
 I860; Temple Bar., Nov., 1871 ; references in Poole's Index, 
 and works in Literature. {European.— Italian.) 
 Tassoni (Alessandro, Ilal. pod, b. 1565, d. 1635). 
 
 — Shelley (M. W.) Lives, etc., v. 2 3211.26 
 
 Taswell (Wm, Engl, divine, b. 1652, d. 1731). 
 
 — Autobiography and anecdotes, 1651-82. Ed. by G. 
 
 P.Elliott. Jj.,Camdenmiscel.,y.% 4°. 5113.09 
 Tate (Nahum, English poet, b. 1652, d. 1715). 
 
 — Austin (W. S.) and Ralph (J.) Poets-laureate,p.l96-222. 3254.19 
 Tauler (Dr. Johanu, German mystic, b. 1290, d. 1361). 
 
 — History and life of. Tr. by S. Winkworth, with ad- 
 
 ditional noticss ot his life and times. 1858. 3172.04 
 
 — Hodgson (W.) Lives of some of the reformers. 1867.3432.17 
 
 — Kingsley (O.) Miscellanies, p. 319-334. 1860. . . . 2534.07 
 Tayannes. See Saolx de Tavannes. 
 
 Tavernier (Jean Baptiste, French traveller, b. 1602, d. 
 1685 or 1686). 
 
 — St. John (J. A.) Lives, etc., v. 1 3221.04 
 
 Taylor (Hev. Edward T., of Boston, called 'father Tay- 
 lor,' b. 1794, d. 1871). 
 
 — Haven (G.) and Kussell (T.) Incidents and anec- 
 
 dotes of. 1872 3171.14 
 
 Taylor (Sir Henry, Engl, dramatist and essayist, b. 1800). 
 See Fraser's mag., v. 79, 1869, or Littell, 1869, v. 2 ; Fort- 
 nightly rev., v. 1, 1865 (by A. Trollope); Harper's monthly, 
 v. 38 (by M D. Conway); National rev., v. 15, 1862 ; North 
 Brit, rev., v. 43, 1865, or Littell, 1866, v. 1) ; and references 
 in Allibone, and Poole's Index. 
 Taylor (Isaac, Engl, relig. author, b. 1787, d. 1865). 
 
 — Gilfillan (G.) 2d gallery of lit. port., p. 318-327. 1850. 2526.12 
 3d gallery of lit. portraits, p. 67-76. 1856. . . 2526.13 
 
 — Stephen (Sir J.) Essays, etc., v. 2 3423.21 
 
 — Taylor (Rev.I.) Brief memoir of. [In his Family pen,v.l.] 3171.01 
 
 See also Littell, v. 87 (by W. G. Blaikie ; Macmillan's 
 mag., Oct., 1865 (Literary life of, by prof. Fraser) ; articles 
 in Allibone, v. 3, and references in Poole's Index. 
 Taylor (Jane, Engl, authoress, b. 1783, d. 1824). 
 
 — Taylor (I.) Memoirs of. New ed. 1833. 3171.15 
 riame. [In Family pen, v. 1. 1867.] . 3171.01 
 
 — Elwood (A. K.) Lit. ladies of England, v. 2, p. 262-276. 3253.23 
 
 See also Littell, 1868, v. 1 (from Ohr. remembrancer) : and 
 Allibone, v. 3. 
 
 Taylor (Jeremy, Engl.bishop and author, 6.1613.d.l667). 
 
 — Foster (J.) Critical essays, v. 2, p. 341-353. 1856. ' . 2525.04 
 
 — Rogers (H.) Essay, biog. and critical. [In TVs Works, v. 1, 
 
 1853.] 3618 01 
 
 — Tulloch (J.) Rational theology in England, v. 2. '. '. 3446 10 
 
 Repr. from Contemp. rev., v. 9, 1868 (2 art ) 
 See also Quar. rev., v. 131, 1871, or Littell, 1871, v. 4 and 
 biogr. and bibliogr. article in Allibone, v. 3. 
 Taylor (John, 'the water poet,' b. 1580, d. 1654). 
 
 — Hood (E. P.) Peerage of poverty 3265 13 
 
 — Southey (R.) Uneducated poets. 1836 3264 02 
 
 See also bibliographical article in Allibone, v. 3. 
 Tayler (Rev. John James, Engl, unitarian divine b, 
 1797, d. 1869). 
 
 — Letters embracing his life. Ed. by J. H Thorn 
 2 T - 1HT2 - - 3171.03 
 
 Taylor (John, Engl, poet, authorof "Monsieur Tonso'n ," 
 
 — Becords of my life. N. Y., 1833. 8°. . .317116 
 Taylor (Rowland, Engl, divine andmartm; ex. 1555) 
 
 — Wordsworth (0.) Eccl. biogr., v. 2. 1853 (from Fox). 3446.02 
 Iaylor (Wm., of Norwich, Engl, critic, b. 1765, d. 1836) 
 
 — Bobberds (J. W. ) Memoir of the life and writings 
 
 of. 2 v. 1843 317 o § 6 
 
 Taylor (Zachary, nth pres. of U. 8., 1849-50 ; b. 1786, 
 
 Up -LOOU). 
 
 — Pry (J.) Life of. 1847.. . 31 7-) 08 
 
 ■~?^ w £ U(C - F ') Life ° f - 1846. . : : : J244 13 
 
 — Abbott (J S.C.) Lives of the presidents 324414 
 
 &d»B,rprtm (ffl tl 1 l yi ,.s (by lady Wortley) ; v] 1 
 
 honntr) i",? ; •*,"" s ' ) ; v ' U (Battles in Mexico, by J 
 Bonner); y. 4 Residence at Baton Rouge byT B Thorne) 
 and references in Poole'* ^ r i^ ° ' ' x D ' J - rior P e ). 
 
 I references in Poole's Index. 
 
 g/g- For Taylor's messages, with biogr. sketch and sue. 
 cinct account of his administration, see Statesman's man. 
 ual, ed. by Williams and Lossing, v. 3, pt. 1 [5726.05]. Con- 
 suit also Benton's Thirty years' view, v. 2 [576.27] ; Go. 
 brigbt's Men and things at Washington [1113.16]; Sargent's 
 Public men and events, v. 2 [676.19] ; and United States 
 ( War with Mexico). 
 Taylor ( Mrs. Zachary, wife of president). 
 
 Holloway (L. C.) Ladies of the White House. . . . 3245,14 
 
 Tazewell (Littleton Walter, of Va . lawyer mid politi- 
 cian, b. 1774, d. 1860). 
 
 — Grigsby (H.B.) Discourse on life of. 1860. 3172.09 
 Tecumseh, (Amer. Indian chief, b. 1770, d. 1813). 
 
 — Drake (B. ) Life of Tecumseh, and of his brother 
 
 the Prophet, with a hist, sketch of the Shawanoe 
 
 indians. 1856 3.171.19 
 
 See also Harper's monthly ,v. 26 (by B. J. Lossing; illus.); 
 
 Fraser's mag., v. 13 ; and Moore's Amer. eloquence, v. 2, 
 
 p. 326-360 [6326.02], for his speeches. 
 Tetgnmouth (Lord). See Shore (John). 
 Telford (Thomas, Engl, engineer, b. 1757, d. 1834). 
 
 — Smiles (S.) Lives of the engineers, v. 2 3265.06 
 
 Tell (Wm. , apocryphal Swiss hero, d. 1354 ?) 
 
 — Delepierre (O.) Historical difficulties. 1868. . . . 2521.27 
 
 — Fiske (J.) Mytus and myth makers. (See the index.) 3813.17 
 
 — Gould (S. B.) Curious myths, v. 1. 1867 3816.16 
 
 — Hewlett (H. G.) The heroes of Europe 3263.25 
 
 — Lamartine (A. de). Celebrated characters, v. 3. . . 3264.20 
 
 See also Ed. rev., v. 129, 1869 ; Harper's monthly, v. 14 
 (illus.) ; Revue des d. mondes, 1 Jan. 1870 (par Marc Mon- 
 nier) ; 5 niai 1844 (par J. Olivier) ; Cox's Aryan mythology 
 V. 2, p. 96-97 [3817.13 
 
 Note. — Oi the foregoing references all but Hewlett and 
 Lamartine regard the story of Tell as a legend. The ordi- 
 nary histories of Switzerland and the dramas of Knowlea 
 and Schiller give the popular version. 
 
 Temple (Earl). See Grenvtlle (Bichard, earl Temple). 
 
 Temple (Henry John, viscount Palmerston, Engl, states- 
 man, b. 1784, d. 1865). 
 
 — Bulwer (H. L.) Life of. 3136.11 
 
 Reviewed in Blackwood's mag., v. 109, 1871 ; Quar. rev 
 V. 129, 1870, or Littell, 1870, v. 4 ; West, rev., v. 95, 1871. 
 
 — British statesmen, p. 70-113. 1854 3252.07 
 
 — Hutton (R. H.) Studies in parliament, p. 187-208. 1806. 3262.19 
 
 — Maddyn(D.O.) Chiefs of parties, V. 2, p. 154-184. 1859. 3262.07 
 
 — Eeed (W. B.) Among my books, p. 225-238. 1871. . 2541.27 
 
 See also Bentley's miscel., v. 43, v. 44, 1858 ; Blackwood's 
 mag., v. 77, 1855 ; v. 98, 1865 ; Fortnightly rev., v. 3, 1866 
 (Recoil, of, by Sir J. Bowring) ; Fraser's mag., y. 45, 1852 ; 
 v. 57, 1868 ; V. 60, 1860 ; v. 72, 1865 ; Harper's monthly, v. 
 26 (by J. H. Siddous) ; v. 32 (Recoil, of, by H. C. Clarke) ; 
 Lippiucott's mag., Feb., 1871 (by R. M. WalBh) ; Nat, quar. 
 rev., v. 12, 1866 ; Quar. rev., V. 93, 1853 ; v. 101, 1857 ; West, 
 rev., v. 63, 1855, or Eclectic mag. , v.26, 1852; v. 85, 1866; and 
 references in Allibone, v. 2 (art. Palmerston). 
 Temple (Sir Wm., Engl, statesman and author, 6. 1628, 
 d. 1699). 
 
 — Macaulay (T. B.) Essays, v. 4, p. 1-115. 1859. . . . 2536.19 
 
 Repr. from Ed. rev., Oct., 1838. 
 See also references in Allibone, v. 3. 
 Tencin (Claudine Alexandrine Guerin, marquise de; 
 authoress, b. 1681, d. 1749). 
 
 — Kavanagh (J ) French women of letters, v. 1. . . . 8262.13 
 Tenters (David, the younger, Flemish painter, b. 1610, 
 
 d. 1694). 
 
 — Waagen (J.) Handbook of German, Flemish, and Dutch 
 
 schools, v. 2 1434.03 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 57 (Visit to the chateau of). 
 Tennyson (Alfred, English poel, b. 1809). 
 
 — Tainsh (E. G.) A study of the works of. . 1693.26 
 
 — Afternoon lectures.v. 4, p. 49-97. 1867 (By J. R. Ingram). 2512.23 
 v. 5, 1869 (X. and Browning, by E. Dowden.) . . 2512.24 
 
 — Bayne (P.) T. and his teachers. [EBsays, v. l,p.l5-60.] 2519.04 
 
 — Brimley (G.) Tennyson's poems. [Essays, p. 1-102.] 2514.10 
 Same. [In Cambridge essays, 1855.] 2517.13 
 
 — Buchauau (R.) Master spirits. 1873 2517.29 
 
 — Friswell (J.H.) Modern men of letters, p. 147-159. 1870. 2525.18 
 
 — Halkni (A. H.) Remains, p. 422-441. 1863.] . . . 2520.08 
 
 — Home (R. H.) New spirit of the age, p. 193-211. 1856. 2632.09 
 
 — Howitt(W.) Homes of British poets, v. 2. 1856. . . 953.24 
 
 — Kingsley (C.) Sir "Walter Raleigh, etc., p. 177-196. 1859. 2534.06 
 
 — Rand (W. B., pseud, for Matthew Browne). Recurring ideas 
 
 inTennyeon. [In his Views and opinions, p. 135-150.] 2514.18 
 
 — Stedman (E. C.) Victorian poets 
 
 — Sterling (J.) Essays and tales, v. 1, p. 422-463. . . . 2547.09 
 
 — Sterling (J. H.) Critical essays, p. 61-112. 1868. . . 2543,28 
 
 — Taine (H. A.) Hist, of Engl, literature, v. 2. . . . 2755.10 
 
 See also Atlantic moutbly, v. 28, 1871 (T. and Theocritus); 
 Blackwood's mag., v. 79, 1856 ; Catholic world, May, 1872 
 (as an artist and moralist) ; Fortnightly rev., v. 2, 1865 (A 
 bibliography ot T., by I. S. Warren) ; Fortnightly rev., Feb., 
 1874 (his sooial philosophy, by L. Tolmache); Eraser's mag., 
 v. 53, 1856 (On Buskin's contrast of Homer and Tennyson 
 as regards their feeling for nature, in his Modern pain- 
 ters) ; Gentleman's mag., April, 1872 (T. and the " Quw 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : Tennyson to Thurlow. 
 
 205 
 
 terly review," by T. H. L. Leary); Meliora, v. 2, 1869 ; N. 
 A. rev., v. 90, lSiiO ; North Brit, rev., v. 63, 1871, or Littell, 
 1871, v! 2 ; Popular science monthly, Deo., 1873 (T. and 
 botany, by J. Hutchinson) ; Quar. rev., v. 106, 1869 ; Quar. 
 rev., v. 131, 1871 (Byron and T.); Scribner's monthly, May, 
 June, 1874 (by E. 0. Stedman) ; Westm. rev., v. 82, 1864. 
 
 Critiques on Enoch Arden. See Blackwood's mag., v. 96, 
 1864 ; North Brit., rev., V. 41, 1864, or Littell, 1864, v. 3 ; 
 Quar. rev., v. 119, 1866. 
 
 Critiques on Maud. See Ed. rev., v. 102, or Littell, v. 11, 
 1855 ; Eraser's mag., v. 52, 1855 ; Nat. qu. rev., v. 5, 1862. 
 
 Critiques on Idylls of the king. See Blackwood's mag., v. 86, 
 1869; Blackwood's mag., v. 88, 1860 : Brit. qu. rev., Jan., 
 1870 ; Contemp. rev., v. 7, 1867 (by S. Cheetham) ; v. 13, 
 1870 (by H. Alford) ; Ed. rev., v. 131, 1870, or Littell. 1870, 
 v. 3 ; Fraser's mag., v. 60, 1859 ; Nat qu. rev., v. 19, 1869 ; 
 New Englander, v. 18, 1860 (by G. B. Bacon) ; New Eng- 
 ender, v. 22, 18C3 (" Two Voices," by Mrs. C. E. Corson) ; 
 North Brit., rev., v. 81, 1859; Quar. rev., v. 128, 1870; 'West, 
 rev., v. 72, 1859. 
 
 See also the bibliographical article in Allibone, v. 3, for 
 notices of Tennyson's In memoriain, and previous poems. 
 Teresa de Cepeda, {Saint, Spanish nun and devotional 
 writer, b. 1515, d. 1582). 
 
 See Fraser's mag., v. 66, p. 69-79; BenUey's miscel., v. 
 67, 1865. 
 Terstelgen (Gerhard, Germ, religionist, b. 1697, A 1769). 
 
 — Baillie (J.) Life studies 3015.09 
 
 Thackeeat (Wm. Makepeace, English novelist, humour- 
 ist, essayist, and poet, b. 1811, d. 1863). 
 
 — Haimay(J.) Studies on Thackeray. [1869.] 3172.18 
 
 — Hotten (J. C.) T. the humorist and man of letters. 
 
 By Theodore Taylor, [pseud. ] With In memori- 
 am, by Charles Dickens, and a sketch, by A. Trol- 
 lope. 1864 3172.10 
 
 — Stoddard (B. H ) Anecdote biographies. . 3251.15 
 Bayne(P.) EsBays, v. 1. 1857 2613.04 
 
 — Brimley(0.) "Esmond." [In his Essays. 1860. . .2514.10 
 Brown (J.) Spare hours. 2d series, p. 227-325. 1866. 2514.14 
 
 — Fields (J. T.) Yesterdays with authors. 1872. . . . 2624.26 
 Gilfiuan(G.) Third gallery 01 portraits, p. 218-33. 1855. 2526.13 
 
 — Godwin (P.) Out ot the past, p. 326-341. 1870. . . . 2526.18 
 Jerrold (B.) Best of all good company, p. 315-392. . 3222.06 
 
 — Maceuen (M.) Celebrities, etc., 1874 3212.11 
 
 — Smith tG. B.) Poets and novelists. 1876 3251.11 
 
 — Taine (H. A.) Hist, of English literature, v. 2. . . 2765.11 
 
 — Timbs (J.) Thackeray. [In his Lives of the later wits, etc., 
 
 V. 2. 1874.] 3251.09 
 
 See also Atlantic, v. 13, 1864 (by B. Taylor) ; Blackwood's 
 mag., V. 77, 1855 ; v. Ill, 1872, or Littell, 1872, v. 3 (T. in 
 America, by W. B. Beed) ; Ed. rev., Jan., 1873, or Littell, 
 1864, v. 4; Ed. rev., v. 110 (The Virginians); Fraser's mag., 
 v. 69, 1864; Fraser's mag., v. 46, 1852 (' Esmond '); Fraser's 
 mag., v. 47, 1853 (T. in U. S.) ; Harper's mag., v. 41 (Kecoll. 
 of, by G. Hodder) ; v. 49 (by B. H. Stoddard ; illus.) ; v. 28 
 (In memoriam.by Dickens); Lippincott's, Feb., 1869 (by J. 
 M. Barnes) ; Macmillan, Feb., 1864 (by H. K. and David 
 Masson) ; National rev., v. 18, 1864 (Sterne and T.) ; New 
 monthly mag., Feb., 1864 (poem, by N.Michell); v.145, 1869, 
 or Littell, 1870, v. 1 ; N. A. rev., v. 77, 1853 ; North Brit, 
 rev., v. 24, 1856, or Littell, v. 11, 1855; v. 40,1864, or Littell, 
 1864, v. 2; Quar. rev., v. 97, 1855 (The Newcomes); Westm. 
 rev., v. 69, 1853 (or Littell, v. 37, 1853) ; v, 74, 1860 ; v. 82, 
 1864 ; article in Allibone, v. 3, and references in Poole's 
 Index. 
 Themistocles, (Athenian general and statesman, b. 514 ? 
 d. 449 B. o. ) 
 
 — Herbert (H. W.) Captains of the old world 8082.03 
 
 — Lloyd (W. W.) Age of Pericles, v. 1. 1876 428.03 
 
 — Plutarch. Lives, v. 1 of 3146.17 ; 3145.22 ; 3145.08. 
 
 See also (in Countries) Greece {Histories : 5th century B.C.) 
 Thenaed (Louis Jacques, baron ; French chemist, b. 1777, 
 d. 1857). 
 
 — Flonrens (M. J. P.) Memoir of. [Sm. rep., 1862.] . . 3936.17 
 Theookitus, (Greek bucolic poet , b. 285 b.o.) 
 
 Sec under his name in general alphabet. 
 Theodoba, (wife of emperor Justinian, d. 548). 
 
 — Bruce (J.) Classic portraits, v. 2 3212.16 
 
 Thebesa (Saint). See Teeesa (Saint). 
 
 Theseus, (mythical king of Athens, 13th century B. o. ) 
 
 — Plutarch. TheBeus. — T. and Romulus compared. [In his 
 
 Lives, v. 1 of 3146.17 ; 3145.22 ; 3145.08 ] 
 See also Classical dictionaries, and Mythology. 
 Thiebatjlt (Dieudonne, Fr. lUUrateur, b. 1733, d. 1807). 
 
 — Souvenirs de vingt am de sejour k Berlin. [Bar- 
 
 riere. Bibl. des mem., etc., v. 23, 24.] . 507.01 
 Thtebey (Jacques Nicolas Augustin, French historian 
 
 b. 1795, d. 1856). 
 See Revue des d. mondes, 1 mai 1841 (par 0. Magnin), 1 
 
 sept. 1858 (par E. de Guerle) ; 1 juillet 1844. 
 Thieks (Louis Adolph, French historian and statesman, 
 
 b. 1797). 
 
 — Lux (A. ) Thiers unmasked ; or, the war of 1870 and 
 
 its authors. 1871 526.18 
 
 ~ Vingt mois de presidence. [anon.] Paris, 8°. 526.20 
 
 — Castelar (E.) Life of Byron ar.d other sketches. . .3027.31 
 — ■ Lomenie (L. de). Sketches, etc., p. 25-43. 1841. . .3261.26 
 — ■ McCarthy (J.) Modern leaders. 1872. . ... 8257.16 
 — - Men of the third republic 1873 3252.27 
 
 See also Fraser'B mag., Jan., 1873 ; and references in 
 Poole's Index. 
 Thomas (Jacob, baptist missionary to Assam, b. 1811, 
 d. 1837). 
 
 — Harris (S. M. F. ) Memoir of. 1850. . .3171.17 
 Thomas Aquinas ( Saint, 'the angelical doctor,' scholastic 
 
 philosopher and theologian, b. 1227, d. 1274). 
 
 — VauRbau (R. B.) Life anil labours of. 2 v. 3011.26 
 
 Reviewed in Catholio world, Oct., Nov., 1872. 
 Thomas a Becket (Saint, d. 1170). 
 
 See entries under Beoket, on p. 121; also Freeman's Hist, 
 essays, v. 1, 1871 [2528.11]; and Milman's Latin Christianity, 
 v. 4 [3417.06]. 
 
 Thomas (George Henry, Amer.gen. in Civil tear of 1861-5). 
 
 — Van Home (T. B. ) History of the army of the Cum- 
 
 berland. 2 v. 1875 635.16 
 
 — Brockett (L. P.) Our great captains 632.06 
 
 — Shanks (W. F. G.) Distinguished generals 3163.03 
 
 Thomas (Isaiah, Amer. printer, b. 1749, d. 1831). 
 
 — Burnside (S. M.) Memoir of. [Archeeologia Amer., v. 2.] 677.19 
 Thomas (Theodore, German musician, in A. Y-, b. 1835). 
 
 Scribner's monthly, Feb., 1875 (J. R. G. Hassard, illus.) 
 Thompson (Sir Benjamin, count Iiumford, Amer. natural 
 philosopher, b. 1753, d. 1814). 
 
 — Ellis (G.E.) Memoir of. 1871 3154.28 
 
 - — Bigelow (J.) Modern inquiries 4321.04 
 
 — Chambers's miBcel., v. 10 2515.29 
 
 — Drake (S. A.) Hist, mansions of Middlesex. . . . 601.07 
 
 — Benwick (J.) Life of. [Sparks' Amer. biogr., v. 16.] . 3241.16 
 Thompson (Charles Edward Poulett, lord Sydenham, 
 
 Engl, statesman, b. 1799, d. 1841). 
 
 — Scrope (G. P.) Life of. 1844 3167.08 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., Aug., 1843; "Westm. rev., Dec, 1843. 
 Thomson (James, British poet, b. 1700, d. 1748). 
 
 — Erskine (D. S. , earl of Buchan). Essays on the life 
 
 of. 1792 3057.01 
 
 — Howitt(W.) Homes of British poets, v. 1, 1856. . . 963.23 
 
 — Johnson (S.) Lives of the English poets, v. 2. . . . 3263.02 
 
 — Wilson (J.) Recreations, v. 4. 1862 2545.27 
 
 See also New monthly, June, 1855 ; June, 1858 (as a poet 
 of nature) ; and references in Poole's Index. 
 Thobburn (Grant, of N.Y., seedsman, etc., b. 1773, d. 
 18C3). 
 
 — Eorty years' residence in America. 2d ed. London, 
 
 1834. 18° 3172.16 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 8 (with portrait). 
 Thoeeatj (Henry David, American naturalist and essay- 
 ist, b. 1817, d. 1862). 
 
 — Channing ("W. E. ) Thoreau : the poet-naturalist. 
 
 1873 3172.19 
 
 Reviewed in Brit. quar. rev., Jan., 1874, or Littell, Mch., 1874. 
 
 — Letters to various persons. B., 1865. 16°. . 3172.17 
 
 — Alger (W. R.) Solitudes of genius, p. 329-338. 1867. 2612.07 
 — ■ Lowell (J. R.) My study windows, p. 183-210. 1871. . 2534.18 
 
 See aiso Atlantic monthly, v. 10, 1862 (by R. W. Emerson); 
 Sept., 1863 (by L. M. Alcott); Fraser's mag., v. 73, 1866 ; N. 
 A. rev., Oct., 1863 (by J. H. Ward). 
 Thoeesbt (Balph, English antiquary, b. 1658, d. 1725). 
 
 — Diary. (1677-1724.) Ed. by J. Hunter. 2 v. Lon- 
 
 don, 1830. 8° 3173.03 
 
 — Letters of eminent men addressed to B. T. [1679- 
 
 1723.] 2v. LondoD, 1832. 8° 3173.01 
 
 Thoewaldsen or Thobvaldsen (Albert or Bertel, Dan- 
 ish sculptor, b. 1770, d. 1844). 
 
 — Plon(E.) Life and works. 1873. . . .3172.23 
 
 — Thiele (J. M.) Life of. 1865 3172.22 
 
 — Edgar (J. G.) Boyhood of great men 3263.22 
 
 See also Bentley's miscel., Nov., Dec, 1847 (by H. 0. An- 
 derson) ; or Eclectic mag., v. 13, 1848 ; For. qu. rev., Aug., 
 1832 ; Fortuightly rev., v. 1, 1865 (T. and his English crit- 
 ics, by R. Buchanan); Frasfr's mag., Jan., 1873 (T. in Copen- 
 hagen and in Rome, by J. B.Atkinson); Putnam's monthly, 
 Jan., 1853 (Personal reminiscences of) ; Murray's Hand- 
 book of Denmark [991.09]; Chauning's Physician's vacation 
 [944.04]. 
 Thou (Jacques Aug. de, French magistrate , b. 1553, d. 
 1617). 
 
 — Memoires, 1553-1601. [Petitot. 1 ser., v. 37.] . . . 501.37 
 Theale (Mrs. ) See Piozzi (Hester Lynch). 
 THKOOP(EnosT.,o/.ZV. Y, lawyer and p«Wicman,&. 1784). 
 
 Jenkins (J. S.) Governors of New York, p. 478-545. . 3247.03 
 
 Thome (Gen. Tom). See Stkatton (Charles S.) 
 Thoblow (Edward, baron; English lord chancellor, b. 
 
 1732 ? d. 1806). 
 Brougham (H., lord). Statesmen, etc., v. 1 3024.06 
 
 — Campbell (J., lord). Lord chancellors of England, v. 5. 3254.07 
 Boscoe (H.) Eminent British lawyers 3211.06 
 
 In asking for books, use the "Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
206 
 
 BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL): Tiberius to Trench. 
 
 Tibekius (Claudius Nero Caesar, Roman emperor, 14-37 
 
 a.d., d. 37 A.D.) 
 
 See Fortnightly rev., v. 8, 1867, and T. 9, 1868 (by prof. 
 Beealy) ; New monthly, Sept., 1863 ; Old and New, v. 10, 
 1874 (by prof. Huydekoper). 
 
 See also the histories of Merivale, v. 6 [435.05], Gibbon, 
 Tacitus, etc., and entries under Cjesaks, p. 127. 
 
 Note —The articles in the Fortnightly, New monthly, 
 and Oldand New, are designed to vindicate the reputation 
 of Tibemis from the * aspersions ' of Tacitus. 
 Tickell (Thomas, Engl, poet, 6. 1686, d. 1740). 
 
 Johnson (S.) Lives of the English poets, v. 2. . . . 3263.02 
 
 Ticknob (George, Am. scholar and critic, 6.1791,(11838). 
 See notices in Allibone, v. 3. A full life, by George S. 
 Hillard and others, will (1876) appear shortly. 
 Tieck (Ludwig, German author, b. 1773, d. 1853). 
 
 — Gostwick (J.) and Harrison (K.) German literature. 2732.11 
 
 — Jameson {Mrs.) Visits and sketches,v.2, p.148-55. 1835. 2533.16 
 
 See also Blackwood's mag., v. 42 ; and Poole's Index. 
 Tillies (Claude, Fr. litterateur, b. 1801, d. 1844). 
 
 See Fortnightly rev., v. 12, 1869 (by P. G. Hamerton). 
 Tillotson John, abp. of Canterbury, b. 1630, d. 1694). 
 
 — Life of. [In Wordsworth (C.) Eccl. biogr. V. 4, 1853.] 3446.04 
 
 — Lodge (E.) Portraits, etc., V. 6 3225.06 
 
 See atso article in Allibone, V. 3. 
 Tilly (Jacques Pierre Alexandre, comie de ; Fr. officer, 
 b. 1704, d. 1816). 
 
 — Memoires. [In Barriere. Bibl. des mem., v 25.] . . 607.01 
 Timoleon, (ruler of Syracuse, b. 410, d. 337 B.C.) 
 
 — Plutarch. Timoleon. — T. and .Emilius Paulus compared. 
 
 [In Ms LiveB. v. 2 of 3146.17 ; 3146.22 ; 3145.08.] 
 
 Set also Grote's Hist, of Greece, v. 11, 1859 [424.16J ; and 
 Smith's Diet, of Greek and Roman biogr., v. 3. 
 TiMouit or Tamerlane, (Mogul conqueror, 6.1336,&1405). 
 
 — Caunter(J.H.) Lives of the Mogul emperors. 1031.65 
 
 — Clavijo (R. G. de). Narrative of the embassy to the 
 
 court of Timour at Samarcand, 1403-1406. [Hak- 
 
 luyt society. 1859.] 1035.10 
 
 See also Blackwood's mag., v. 82 (His conquest of India). 
 Timeod (Henrv, South Carolinian poet, b. 1829, d. 1867). 
 
 — Hayne (P. H.f Sketch of. [In T.'s Poems.] .... 1692.38 
 Tindale (William). See Tyndale (Win.) 
 Tintoeetto (Jacopo Robusti, called ; Italian painter, b. 
 
 1512, d. 1588). 
 
 — Jameson (Mrs. A.) Early Italian painters 1435.09 
 
 — Jervis (Lady). Painting and painters, v. 1 1414.16 
 
 — Lanzi (L.) Hist, of painting, v. 2, p. 190-194. . . .1414.08 
 
 — Ruskin (J.) Modern painters. [See Index in v. 5.] . 1424.26 
 
 — Ty tier (Sarah). Old masters 1131.36 
 
 — Vasari (G.) Lives of the painters, v. 6, p. 50-57. (Bohn.) 1414.05 
 
 See also Bentiey's miscel., v. 64, 1863 (by Dr. Michelsen). 
 Titian (Tiziano Vecelli, called ; Venetian painter, b. 
 1477, d. 1576). 
 
 — Hume (A. ) Notices of the life and works of. [anon.~\ 
 
 1829 1416.15 
 
 — Northeote (J.) Life of. 2 v. 1830. . . . 3173.05 
 
 — Crowe (J. A.) anil Cavalcaselle (G. B.) Painting in North Italy, 
 
 v. 1 1435.13 
 
 — Davis (S. P.) Thoughts on great painters. ]866. . .1415.16 
 
 — Gilbert (J.) * Cadore ,■ or, Titian's country. 1809. . 1446.14 
 
 — Jameson (Mrs. A.) The house of Titian. [In her Memoirs and 
 
 essays, p. 1-67. 1846] 2633.18 
 
 — Jervis (Lady). Painting and painters, v. 1 1414.16 
 
 — Lanzi (L.) Hist, of painting, v. 2, p. 166-174. . . .1414.08 
 
 — Ruskin (J.) Modern painters. [See Index in v. 5.] . 1424^26 
 
 — Tytler (S.) Old masters 1431.36 
 
 — Vasari (G;) Lives of the painters, v. 6, p. 382 408. .1414.08 
 
 See also Rev. des. d. mondes, 1 fev. 1857 (par G. Planche); 
 and works on Painting (Italian). 
 Tittens or Tietjens (Teresa, German singer, b. 1834). 
 
 — Clayton (E. 0.) Queens of song 3265.10 
 
 Tocquevtlle (Alexis Charles Henri Clerel de, French 
 
 statesman and political philosopher, 6.1805, d. 1859). 
 — - Memoir, letters, and remains. 2 v. Boston, 1862. 
 
 „ 12 °- 3173.07 
 
 — Greg (W. R.) Literary and social judgments, p. 295-336. 2526 20 
 
 — Mill (J. S.) Democracy in America. (In Dissertations and 
 
 discussions, v. 2. p. 1-84. 1859 2535 24 
 
 - Eeeve (H.) Royal and repub. France, v. 2. . ] '. 617*21 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 8, 1861 ; Ed. rev ' v 113 
 1861 (Posthumous writings of) ; v. 122, 1865, or Littell 1865' 
 7;„t l BemainB ofl ; Fraser's mag., v. 59, 1859, or Littell' 
 1860, v. 3 (In memoriam) ; National rev. v. 12 1861 or 
 Littell, 1861, v. 2 ; New Englander, v. 21, I862' (by Rav 
 Palmer) ; N. A. rev., v. 96, 1862 ; North Brit, rev , v 34 
 1861 ; Quar. rev., v. 110, 1861, or Littell, 1861, v. 4 ■ Revue 
 ?l«w- mo i" lee . ls mai !869 (par L. de Lomenie) ; 1 juillet 
 1861 (par P. Janet). 
 
 Todd(&<. Charles Scott, of Kentucky, soldier and poli- 
 tician,^ 1791, d. 1871). 
 
 — Griffin (G. W.) Memoir of. [1791-1871. ] 3171.20 
 Iodd (Jiiliott D'Arcy, British general, 6. 1808, d. 1845) 
 
 — Jtaye (J. W.) Lives of Indian officers, v. 2. 1867. . 3224.21 
 
 Todd (Rev. John, Amer. author, 6. 1800, d. 1873). 
 
 — Todd (J. E.) John Todd : story of his life. 3171.21 
 Todd (Laurie), pseud. See Thobbuen (Grant). 
 Todd (Robert Bentley, Engl, physician, 6.1810, &1860). 
 
 See, Winslow's med. critic, v. 1, 1861 (In memoriam). 
 Toms (Catherine, Engl, singer, d. 1770). 
 
 — Clayton (E. C.) Queens of song 3265.10 
 
 Tompeins (Daniel D., of New York, Amer. statesman, 
 
 6. 1774, d. 1825). 
 
 — Herring (J.) and Longacre (J. B.) *Nat. portr. gal. v. 1. 3247.08 
 
 — Jenkins (J.S.) Governors of New York, p. 169-207. 1851. 8247.03 
 Tone (Theobald Wolfe, Irish patriot, b. 1763, d. 1798). 
 
 — Memoirs. By himself. Ed. by his son. 2 v. Lon- 
 
 don, 1837. 8° 3173.09 
 
 See also N. A. rev., v. 24; Qn.rev., v. 36; New monthly, v. 11. 
 Tonna (Mrs. Charlotte Elizabeth, English authoress, b. 
 1792, d. 1846). 
 
 — Life, as contained in her personal recollections, and 
 
 memoir, by L.HJ. Tonna. N.Y.,1870. 12°. 3173.13 
 
 Personal recollections. [Works, v. 1.] 5076.13 
 
 Tooke (John Home, Engl, philologist and political writer, 
 
 6. 1736, d. 1812). 
 
 — Fellows (J. ) Sketch of the life of. . . . 3088.09 
 
 — Graham (J. A. ) Memoirs of : his speeches and 
 
 writings ; also, proofs identifying him as the au- 
 thor of Junius. 1828 3088.13 
 
 — Stephens (A.) Memoirs of. 2 v. 1813. .3173.14 
 
 — Foster (J.) Critical essays, v. 2, p 166-193. 1866. . 2625.04 
 
 — Hazlitt (W.) Spirit of the age, p. 63-79. 1857. . . 2531.07 
 
 — Rogers (J. E. T.) Historical gleanings.v. 2, p. 189-247. 3252.22 
 
 — Tuckerman (H. T.) The philologist. [In his Characteristics, 
 
 etc., V. 2, p. 107-133. 1851.] 2544.10b 
 
 — Young (T.) Miscel. works, v. 3. 1835 5082.03 
 
 See also New monthly, v. 10, 1824 ; Allibone, v. 3, and 
 Poole's Index. 
 Toecy (Marquis de). See Colbert. 
 Tobbey (John, Amer. botanist, b. 1796, d. 1873). 
 
 See Smithsonian report, 1873 (Life and labors of J. T., 
 by Asa Gray) ; Popular science monthly, Sept., 1873. 
 Toestenson (Lennart, Swedish general, 6. 1603, d. i 651). 
 
 — Peyster(J. W. de). Hist, of the life of. 1855. 3173.19 
 Totten (Gen. Joseph Gilbert, Amer. military engineer, 
 
 b. 1788, d. 1864). 
 See Smithsonian report, 1865 (Eulogy, by J. G. Barnard). 
 Touenefoet (Joseph Pitton &e,Fr. botanist and traveller, 
 b. 1656, d. 1708). 
 
 — St. John (J. A.) Lives, etc., v. 2 3221.05 
 
 Totjeqenebt (Ivan, Russian poet and novelist, b. 1818). 
 
 See Brit. quar. rev., Oct., 1869 (Visit to, by H. H. BoyeB- 
 sen) ; Galaxy, April, 1874 ; Lippincott's, May, 1871 (by A. 
 C. Dilhnann); N.Brit, rev., v. 50, 1869: N.A. rev., July,l&t4. 
 Totjeo ( Judah, If. O. merchant, b. 1776, d. 1854). 
 
 — Hunt IF.) Amer. merchants, v. 2 [Life by A. Walker, p. 441- 
 
 467] 3241.11 
 
 TouEvniE (A. H. de Cotentin, mare'chal de, d. 1701). 
 
 — Oust (E.) Lives of the warriors, v. 3, pt. 2, p. 489-525. 3222.10 
 Toussaint (Pierre, born a slave in Rayti, 6.1766, &1849). 
 
 — Lee (H. P.) Memoir of. \_anon.'] 1854. . 3114.18a 
 Toussaint l'Ouverture (Francois Dominique, negro 
 
 Haylian patriot, b. 1743, d. 1803). 
 
 — Beard (J. R.) Life of. 1853 3114.18 
 
 — Phillips (W.) Speeches, lectures, and letters. . . . 6323.20 
 
 — Stephen (J.) History of. [anon.] [Pamphleteer, v. 4, p. 311- 
 
 367.] 6058.01 
 
 See N. A. rev., April, 1864 ; and in fiction, Martineau (H.) 
 
 Hour and the man. An hiBt. romance. . . 231.24 
 
 Townshend (Charles, Engl, statesman, 6. 1725, d. 1767). 
 
 — Percy (P. ) Charles Townshend, wit and statesman, 
 
 1866 3173.22 
 
 Tracy (Sarah Newton, marquise de, French writer, 6. 
 1789, d. 1850). 
 
 — Cracroft (B.) Essays, V. 2, p. 243-255. 1868 2521.14 
 
 — Sainte-Beuve (O. A.) Causeries du luudi, v. 13. . . 7033.30 
 Teajan [Lat.J Teajanus (Marcus Dlpius Nerva, Roman 
 
 emperor, 6. about 52, d. 117 a.d.) 
 
 — Pliny. Panegyrick upon Trajan. [ With his Epistles. 
 
 2v.ini. 1724.] . ....... 3143.30 
 
 See also Merivale's Hist, of the Romans, v. 7 [435.07] ; 
 Lynam's Roman emperors, v. 2 [435.15] ; works on the 
 Osesars, p. 127 ; and histories of Rome. 
 Teeadwell (Daniel, Amer. inventor, 6. 1791, d. 1872). 
 
 See Atlantic monthly, v. 32, 1873 (by Morrill Wyman). 
 Teemouille (Louis II. do ia, prince de Talmont, o. 
 1460, d. 1525). 10 , ,. 
 
 — Bouchet (J.) Memoires de,1460-1525. [Petitot.l sor,v.l4.] 513U6 
 
 — Brantdme (P. de). Hommes illus. [CEuvres, v. 2, 1822.] wa.u 
 Teenoh {Mrs. Melisina Chenevix, mother of Michara 
 
 Chenevix Trench, 6. 1768, d. 1827). 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL): Trench to Vane. 
 
 207 
 
 Remains of. Being selections from her journals, 
 
 letters, and other papers. Ed. by K. 0. Trench. 
 
 London, 1862. 8° 3173.20 
 
 Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 116, 1862. 
 
 Tbench (Richard Chevenix, abp. of Dublin, b. 1807). 
 See Dublin univ., Nov., 1874 : and article in Allibone. 
 
 Trjenck (Friedrich, baron von der, Prussian adventurer, 
 b. 1726, d. 1794). 
 
 _ Life, adventures, etc. 3 v. Lon., 1788. 12°. 3173.16 
 
 Trevithick (Richard, Engl, inventor, b. 1735, d. 1833). 
 
 — Trevithick (F. ) Life of, with an account of his in- 
 
 ventions. 2 v. 1872 3172.25 
 
 Trollope (Anthony, Engl, novelist, b. 1815). 
 
 Friswell (J. H.) Modem men of letters, p.135-147. 1870. 2525.18 
 
 Teomp (Cornelis van, Dutch admiral, b. 1629, d. 1691). 
 
 Oust (E.) Lives of the -warriors, v. 8, pt. 2, p. 448-474. 8222.10 
 
 De Liefde (J.) Great Dutch admirals, p. 296-361. 1873. 3212.13 
 
 Teomp (Martin Harpetzoon, Dutch admiral, b. 1597, d. 
 1653). 
 
 Oust (E.) Lives of the warriors, v. 3, pt. 2, p. 361-368. 3222.10 
 
 De Liefde (J. ) Great Dutch admirals, p. 60-118. 1878. 3212.13 
 
 Teumboll (John, Amer. painter, b. 1756, d. 1813). 
 
 — Herring (J.) and Longacre (J. B.) *Nat. port. gal.,v.l. 3247.08 
 
 — Lester (C. E.) Artists of America. 1840 1415.10 
 
 Trumbull (Jonathan, gov. of Conn., b. 1710, d. 1785). 
 
 — Stuart (I. W.) Life of. 1859 3174.01 
 
 — Herring (J.) and Lougacre (J. B.) -> Nat. portr. gall., v. 4, 3247.11 
 Tucker (Samuel, Amer. rev. na val captain, b. 1749,d 1833 ). 
 
 — Sheppard(J. H.) Life ot. 1868. . . .3172.27 
 Turell (Jane, Amer. poetess, b. 1708, d. 1735). 
 
 See N. A. rev., v. 93, 1861. 
 TrjRENNE (H. de La Tour d'Auvergne, vicomle de ; Fr. 
 general, b. 1611, d. 1675). 
 
 — Cockayne (T. O.) Life of: fTrav. lib., v. 14.] 5075.19 
 
 — Memoirs. By himself. With abridgment of the life 
 
 of Turenneby A.M.Ramsay. L., 1765. 8°. 3173.21 
 Same. London, 1735. 8° 3172.30 
 
 — Cust (E.) Lives of the warriors.v. 2, pt. 1, p. 5-128. 1867. 3222.07 
 
 — James (G. P. K.) Memoirs of great commanders. . 3263.26 
 .— Napoleon 1. Observations on the -wars of. [Histor. miscel. 
 
 dictated to Montholon, v. 3.] 3132.30 
 
 — Wilson (J. G.) Illustrious soldiers. 1874 3222.16 
 
 Turgenef (Ivan). See Totjbgeneff (Ivan). 
 
 Tuegot (Arme Robert Jaeques, Fr. economist and finan- 
 cier,^ 1727, d. 1781). 
 
 — Condorcet (J. A.N. C, marquis de). Life of. 3174.03 
 
 See also Fortnightly rev., v. 14, 1870 (Life of, by John 
 Morley); v. 16 (T.'s discourses on the.Sorbonne, by J. Mor- 
 ley) ; and works covering the early years of the reign of 
 Loots XVI. 
 Turner (John Mallord Wm., Engl, landscape painter, 
 6. 1775, d. 1851). 
 
 — Thornbury (W.) Life of. 2 v. 1862. . .3174.04 
 
 — Cook (D.) Art in England. 1869 1433.12 
 
 — Fairholt (F. W.) Homes, works, etc. 1873 1435.23 
 
 — Hamerton (P. G.) Etchings and etchers, p. 261-272. 1436.20a 
 
 — Eedgrave (K. and 8.) Century of painters, v. 2. 1866. 1433.04 
 
 — Raskin (J.) Modern painters. [Consult Index, v. 5.J 1424.26 
 
 — Russell (W.) Eccentric personages 3264.03 
 
 — Timbs(J.) Anecdote biography ,p.309-369. 1860. v. 2 of 3253.11 
 
 — Tytler (S.) Modern painters 1431.37 
 
 — Young (E.) Pre-Raffaellrtism. 1857 1411.19 
 
 Note. — A caustic criticism of Ruskin's theories of art, as 
 set forth in his ' Modern painters,' apropos of Turner. 
 
 See also Blackwood's mag., v. 82, 1857 ; v. 91, 1862 ; Har- 
 per's monthly, v. 22 (by C. Nordhoff ) ; Macmillan, 1872, or 
 Littell, 1872, v. 2 ; Quar. rev., v. Ill, 1862 ; West, rev., v. 
 77,1862, or Littell, 1862, v. 2; and references in Allibone.v. 3. 
 Tycho Beahe. SeeBRAHE (Tycho). 
 Tylee (Bennet, Kew Engl, theologian, b. 1783, d. 1858). 
 
 — Gale |N.) Memoirs of. [With T.'s Lectures.] 3615-.01 
 Tylee (John, of Va., 10th pres. of the U. S., 1841-1844, 
 
 b. 1790, d. 1862). 
 
 — Wise (H. A. ) Seven decades of the Union. Me- 
 
 moir of John Tyler. 1872 573.07 
 
 — Abbott (J. S. C.) Lives of the presidents. 1867. . .3244.14 
 
 — Benton (T. H.) Thirty years' view, v. 2 575.26 
 
 — Gobright (L A.) Men and things at Washington. . . 1113.16 
 
 See also references in Poole's Index. 
 
 US' For Tyler's messages, with biogr. sketch, and suc- 
 cinct account of bis administration, see Statesman's man- 
 ual, ed. by Williams and Lossing, v. 2, pt. 2. . . 6726.04 
 Tyler (Mrs. Letitia C, wife of president). 
 
 — Holloway (L. C.) Ladies of the White-House. . . . 3245.14 
 Tyndale (Wm., Engl, translator of the Bible and reformer, 
 
 b. 1477? d. 1536). 
 
 — Demaus<R.) Wm. Tyndale; a biography. . 3173.23 
 
 Reviewed in Lond. qu. rev., v. 39, 1872. 
 
 — Wordsworth (C.) Eccl. biogr., v. 2. 1863 (from Foxe). 3446.02 
 
 See also North Brit, rev., v. 6 ; N. A. rev., v. 67 (by C. E. 
 Norton) ; and Allibone, v. 3. 
 
 Tyndall (John, Engl physicist and author, b. 1820). 
 
 See Popular science monthly, Nov., 1872 (Sketch of) ; 
 Scribner, Dec, 1872 (Tramp with T., by 0. Carroll). 
 Tyng (Dudley Atkins, Amer. divine, b. 1825, d. 1858). 
 
 — Steel (R.) Lives made sublime 8203.30 
 
 Tyrconnel (Rory O'Donel, earl of, d. 1608). 
 
 — Meehan (0. P) Fate and fortunes of. 1868. 492.14 
 Tyrone (Hugh O'Neill, earl of). See O'Neill (Hugh). 
 Tytler (Patrick Fraser, Scotch hist. , b. 1791, d. 1849). 
 
 — Burgon(J. W.) Memoir of. 2d ed. 1859.3173.24 
 
 Reviewed in N. Brit, rev., v. 81, 1859 ; Quar. rev ,v. 106, 1869. 
 TJhland (Johann Ludwig, German pod, 6.1787, d.1802). 
 See Blackwood's mag., v. 93, 1863 ; Fraser's mag., v. 64, 
 1856 ; Quar. rev., v. 116, 1864 ; and Poole's Index. 
 Ullmann (Karl, German theologian, b. 1796, d. 1865). 
 
 See Brit. quar. rev., Oct., 1871. 
 Ulloa (Antonio de, Sp. math, and trav., 6.1716, &1795). 
 
 — St. John (J. A.) Lives, etc., v. 3 3221.06 
 
 Ursins (Avme Marie de la Ti-emouille, princesse des, lady 
 
 in wailing to Louisa Maria of Savoy, wife of Philip 
 V. of Spain, 1701-14, 6. 1641, d. 1772). 
 
 — Menzies (S.) Political women, v. 2. 1873 3266.08 
 
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 mag., Oct., 1858 ; Revue des d. mondes, 16 sept. 1859 (par 
 L. de Carne). 
 It-wins (Thomas, Engl, painter, 6. 1782, d. 1857). 
 
 — Memoir. By Mrs. Uwins. 2 v. L., 1858. 8°. 3174.08 
 Values (Juan de, Spanish jurist and reformer-, d. 1540). 
 
 — Wiffeu (B.B.) Life and writings of. 1865.3615.15 
 Valle (Pielro della, Hal. trav. and musician, d. 1652). 
 
 • — St. John (J. A.) Lives, etc., v. 1 .3221.04 
 
 Vanbrugh (Si)' John, English dramatist, b. 1666, d. 1726). 
 
 — Dunham (S. A.) Lives, etc., v. 3 321116 
 
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 the article in Allibone, v. 3. 
 Van Brunt family. 
 
 — Bergen (T. G.) Genealogy of, 1653-1867. . 3171.2b 
 Van Btjren (Martin, 8th pres. of the U. S., 1837-41 ; 6. 
 
 1782, d. 1862). 
 
 — Butler (W. A.) M. Van B., lawyer, statesman, and 
 
 man. 1862 3174.13 
 
 — Crockett (D.) Life of. 1848 3174.14 
 
 — Holland (W. M.) Life and political opinions of. 
 
 1835 3173.32 
 
 — Mackenzie (W. C.) Life and timesof. 1846. 3173.31 
 
 — Abbott (J. S. O.) Lives of the presidents 3244.14 
 
 — Herring (J.) and Longacre (J. B.) *Nat. portr. gallery, v. 8. 
 
 1836 3247.10 
 
 — Jenkins (J. S.) Governors of New York, p. 346 477. . 3247.03 
 
 — Lincoln (R. W.) Lives of the presidents. 1839. . . 3244.15 
 
 — Tucker (G.) Hist, of the TJ. S., v. 4. 1858. . . ". . 574.19 
 
 See also Benton's Thirty years' view, v. 2 [575.26] ; his 
 own Hist, of polit. parlies [5732.15] ; Parton's Life of Jack- 
 son [3087.05] ; Sargent's Public men and events, v. 2 
 [570.19] ; Harper'B monthly, v. 21 (by A. O. Hall) ; and ref- 
 erences in Poole's Index. 
 
 jfe^* For Van Buren's messages, with biogr. sketch and 
 a succinct account of his administration, see Statesman's 
 manual, ed. by Williams and Lossing, v. 2, pt. 2 [6720.04]. 
 Van Btjren [Mrs. Martin, wife of president). 
 
 — Holloway (L. C.) Ladies of the White House. . . . 3245.14 
 Vandeleor (Arthur, relig. Engl, officer, b. 1829, d.1860). 
 
 — Marsh (C.) Life of. [anon.] 1862. . . .3174.12 
 Van de Weyer (Sylvain, Danish statesman, 6. 1802). 
 
 — Hayward (A.) EsBays. New series, v. 1. 1873. . . .2528.17 
 
 See also Gentleman's mag,, July, 1874 (by B. Jerrold). 
 Vandeebilt (Cornelius, N. Y. capitalist, b. 1794). 
 
 — MacCabe (J. D.,jY.) Great fortunes, etc 3265.14 
 
 — Parton (J.) Famous Americans 3245.16 
 
 Vanderlyn (John, Amer. painter, d. about 1850). 
 
 See Atlantic monthly, v. 19, 1867 (by bishop Kip). 
 Van der Palm (Joiiannes Henricus, Dutch scholar and 
 divine, 6. 1763, d. 1840). 
 
 — Beets (N.) Life and character of. 1865. .3136.05 
 Vandyke, Van Dick, or Vandyck (Sir Anthony, Flem- 
 ish portrait painter, b. 1599, d. 1641). 
 
 — Davis (J. P.) Thoughts on great painterB. 1866. . 1415.16 
 Fairholt (F. W.) Homes, haunts, and works, etc. 1871. 1445.22 
 
 — Houssaye (A.) Philosophers and actresses, v. 2, p. 229-246. 
 
 1853 3266.05 
 
 Thomson IK. B.) Kenelm Digby, and Van Dyck. [In her Cel- 
 ebrated friendships, v. 1, p. 321-386.] 3253 '2* 
 
 Tytler (S.) Old masters 1431.36 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 36. 
 Vane (Sir Henry, English republican statesman, and gov. 
 of Mass. colony in 1C36 ; 6. 1612, d. 1662). 
 
 Forster (J.) Lives of eminent British statesmen, v. 4. 3211.10 
 
 Same. [In Ms Statesmen of the commonwealth.] . 3257.07 
 
 Upham (C. W.) Life of. [Sparks' Amer. biogr., v. 4.] 3241.04 
 
 See also Contemp. rev., Apr., 1873 (by P. Bayne) ; Dem. 
 rev , v. 20; Eclectic mag., 4th series, v. 7, New Englander, 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and ine NUMBER. 
 
208 
 
 BIOG-RAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : Vane to Villiers. 
 
 Vane (Sir Henry), continued. 
 
 v. 22, 1863 (by George Mobar) ; Westm. rev., v. 17. 
 Note. — One of Milton's finest sonnets is on Vane. 
 Vane-Stewart (C. W.) tee Stewart (C. W. Vane). 
 Van Rensselaer (Stephen, Amer. statesman, b. 1764, d. 
 
 1839). 
 
 — Bethune (G. W.) True glory : sermon on the death of. [In 
 
 his Orations, 1850.] 2513.20 
 
 — Herring (J.) and Longacre (J. B.) *Nat. portr. gallery, v. 3. 
 
 1836 . 3247.10 
 
 Varnhaoen von Ense (Carl August Ludwig Philipp, 
 German author, b. 1785, d. 1858). 
 
 — Humboldt (A. von). Letters to Varnhagen von Ense, 
 
 1827-58 ; with extracts from his diaries and letters. 
 Tr. by F. Kapp. N. Y., 18(50. 12°. . .3084.06 
 
 — Carlyle (T.) Essays 2517.12 
 
 See also Eraser's mag., n. s.,v. 6, 1872; Nat. rev.,v. 15, 1862. 
 Vareo (M. Terentius, Roman grammarian, d. 28 B.C.) 
 
 — Berwick (E,) Lives, etc. 1814.' 3021.17 
 
 Vabtan, (Christian Armenian prince, d. 451). 
 
 — Elis£eus. History of. 1830 1056.08 
 
 Vassa (Gustavus, enslaved African, born about 1745). 
 
 — Interesting narrative. 2v.ini. L.,1789. 16°. 3171.28 
 Vassae (Matthew, Amer. mercluud, b. 1792 , d 1868 ). 
 
 — Parton (J.) Triumphs of enterprise. 1871. . .3265.16 
 
 Galaxy, Aug., 1869 (Vassar college, by J. H. Raymond). 
 Vaublanc (Vincent Marie Vienot, French magistrate, b. 
 1756, d. 1845). 
 
 — Memoires. [Barriere. Bibl. des mem., v. 13.] . . . 607.01 
 Vaughan (Henry, English clergyman, b. 1806, d. 1837). 
 
 — Memoir of. [anon.] London, 1842. 8°. . . 3173.33 
 Vaughan (Bobert, Engl, congregaiionalist divine, histo- 
 rian, and essayist, b. 1795, d. 1868). 
 
 See Brit. guar, rev., Jan., 1869 (In memoriam). 
 Vaughan (Robert Alfred, English religious essayist, b. 
 1823, d. 1857). 
 
 — Vaughan (E.) Memoir of. [In R. A. V.'s Essays, v. 1.] 2544.22 
 Vauvenaegues (Luc de Clapiers, marquis de, French mor- 
 alist, b. 1715, d. 1747). 
 
 — Maccall (\V.) Foreign biographies, v. 1, p. 99-113. . 3265 21 
 
 — Morley (J.) Critical miscellanies, p. 3-37. 1871. . 2537.03 
 
 Repr. from Fortnightly rev., v. 13, 1870. 
 
 — Sainte-Beuve (C. A.) Causeries du lundi, v. 3, 14. . 7033.20 
 
 See also Revue des d. mondes, nov. 1857 (par F. T. Perrens). 
 Vega (Carpio Felix Lope da, Sp. poet, b. 156A, d. 1635). 
 
 — Holland (Lord). Some account of the life and writ- 
 
 ings of. 1806 1732.16 
 
 — Lewes (B. H.) The Spanish drama. 1846 1742.12 
 
 — Shelley (M. W.) Lives, etc., v. 3 3211.28 
 
 See also Ticknor's Spanish literature. 
 Vega (Garcilaso de la, Spanish poet and soldier, b. 1503, 
 d. 1530). 
 
 — Shelley (M. TV.) Lives, etc., v. 3 3211.28 
 
 See also Ticknor's Spanish literature. 
 Velasquez (Don Diego Rodriguez da Silvay, Spanish 
 portrait painter, b. 1599, d. 1660). 
 
 — Sterling (Wm.) Velasqvez and his works. 3173.34 
 
 See also Eraser's mag., v. 52, 1855; Quar. rev., v. 133, 1872; 
 Revue des deux mondes, 1 juillet 1861 (par E. Beule). 
 Veedi (Giuseppe, Ital. mus. composer, b. 1814). 
 
 See London soc, Jan., 1863 ; Men of the time [3223.13.] 
 Veenet (Claude Joseph, Fr. painter, b. 1714, d. 1789;. 
 
 See New monthly mag., Mch., 1865; Revue des d. mondes, 
 1 avril 1852 (par H. Delaborde). 
 Veenet (Emile Jean Horace, Fr.pairder, 6.1789, d.1863). 
 
 — Tytler (S.) Modern painters 1431.37 
 
 See also Revue des d. mondes, 1 mars 1863 (par H. Delaborde). 
 Verne? family, (England). 
 
 — Letters and papers of the, [1500] to 1639. Ed. by J. 
 
 Bruce. London, Camden soc. 1853. 4°. 5113.10 
 See also Eraser's mag., v. 52, 1855. 
 Veron (Louis Desire, Fr. journalist, b. 1798, d. 1867). 
 
 — Memoires d'un bourgeois de Paris, 1821-51. o'v 
 
 Paris, 1853. 8° 3,73.05 
 
 Reviewed in Fraser's mag., v. 49, 1854 ; N. A. rev v. 82 
 1856 ; Putnam's mag., Feb., 1854. 
 Veronese (Paolo Cagliari, called Paul ; Italian painter 
 b. 1530? (Z. 1588). 
 
 — Jervls (Lady). Painting and painters, v. 1. . . 1414 jg 
 
 — Lauzi (L.) Hist, of painting.v. 2, p. 206-218 (Bohn's ed' ) 14h'o8 
 
 — Ruslnn(J.) Modern painters. (See Index in v. 5 1 1424 "915 
 
 — Ui'bino (S. R.) Princes of art 1414 23 
 
 See also Gentleman's mag., Nov., Dec., 1867 (The marriage 
 flit OfliUcLj. 
 
 Verplanck (Gulian Crommalin, of Mew York author 
 and public man, b. 1785, d. 1870). 
 
 — Bryant (W. C.) Orations and addresses, p. 195-258 2517 28 
 Verrazano (Giovanni da, Florentine navigator, b. about 
 
 1485, d. 1527). 
 
 — Brevoort (J. C.) Verrazano the navigator. 3174.23 
 
 — Murphy (H. O. ) The voyage of Verrazano. 3174.29 
 
 Note. — An able work, intended to disprove Verrazano's 
 claims to discovery in America ; which on the other hand 
 are fully presented in Mr. Brevoort's monograph. 
 
 — Greene (G. W.) Hist, studies, p. 323-353. 1850. . . 2526.06 
 
 See also references on p. 158 of Mr. Brevoort's work to 
 notices of V., by Buckingham Smith and J. G. Kohl. 
 Veeulam (Baron). • See Bacon (Francis). 
 Vespucci (Amerigo, Florentine navigator, 6.1451,d.l512). 
 
 — Lester (G. E.) and Forster (A.) Life and voyages' 
 
 of. 1846 3174 15 
 
 — Santarem (M. F. de Barros y Sousa, vicomte de). A. 
 
 V. and his voyages ; tr. by E. V. Childe. 3174.22 
 See also N. A. rev., v. 12 (by C. Cushing); and the early 
 chapters on the hist, of America, and of the United States. 
 Vestris (Marie Rose, Mme ; French actress, b. 1746 d' 
 1804). 
 See Bentley's miscel., v. 40, 1856 (by T. P. Grinsted). 
 Vicaes ( Capt. Hedley, Engl, soldier, b. 1826 ? d. 1855). 
 
 — Marsh (C.) Memorials of. 1856. . . . 3174.16 
 Vico (Giovanni Battista, Ital. political philosopher, b 
 
 1668, d. 1744). 
 
 — Michelet (J.) Le systeme et la vie de Vico. [In V.'s CEuvres 
 
 choisies, v. 1, 1840.J 412.21 
 
 — Philological museum, v. 2 6414.21 
 
 See also For. qu. rev., Jan., 1845 ; Revue des d. mondes 
 
 1 juillet 1838 (par Ferrari). 
 
 Victor Emanuel n. (king of Italy, b. 1820). 
 
 • — McCarthy (J.) Modern leaders. 1873 3267.16 
 
 See also New monthly mag„ Mch., 1861. 
 Victoria, (queen of England, b. 1819). 
 
 — Leaves from the journal of our life in the Highlands, 
 
 from 184S to 1861. Added, account of earlier ex- 
 cursions. Ed. by A.Helps. N.Y., 1868. 12°. 3174.17 
 Reviewed in Blackwood, v. 103, 1868 ; Ed. rev., v. 127, 
 1868 ; Frasor's mag., v. 77, 1868 ; North Brit, rev., v. 48' 
 1868 ; Quar. rev., V. 123, 1867 ; V. 124, 1868. 
 
 — Grenville (R. P., 2d duke of Buckingham and Chan- 
 
 dos). Memoirs, etc. 2 v. 1861. . . . 3186.06 
 
 — Hodgins (J. G. ) Sketches and anecdotes of. 317419 
 
 — McGilchr.st (J.) Public life of. [1869.] .3174.18 
 
 — Queen Victoria from her birth to her bridal, [anon.] 
 
 2 v. London, 1840. 8° 3174.20.a 
 
 — Abbott (J. S. C.) Kings and queens, p. 297-328. . . 3256.28 
 
 — McCarthy (J.) Modern leaders. 1872 3257.16 
 
 — Parton (J.) Eminent women of the age 8265.01 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 52, 1855. 
 Note.— The internal affairs of England during her reign 
 are most fully related in Molesworth's Hist, of England. 
 
 3 v. [454.17.] Of general English histories that of Knight 
 (v. 8) is the most extended narrative. 
 
 Vieillevllle (Francois de Scepeaux, Fr. diplomatist, 6. 
 1510, d. 1571). 
 
 — Memoires. 1628-71. [Petitot. 1 ser., v. 26-28.] . .5021.26 
 Vigny (Alfred de, French poet, b. 1797, d. 1863). 
 
 — Mill (J. S.) Dissertations, etc. v. 1, p. 287-330. 1859. 2636.20 
 
 See also Temple Bar, March, 1872; Revue des d. mondes. 
 15 oct. 1835, 16 avril 1864 (par Sainte-Beuve). 
 Villanova (tjaitct Thomas, of; b. 1184, d. 1535). 
 
 — Mairnboui'g (C ) LiveB, etc. 1847 3171.18 
 
 Villaes (Boivin de). See BorviN (Francois, baron de 
 
 Villars). 
 Vellars (Louis Hector, due et marichal de, b. 1653, d. 
 1706 or 7). 
 
 — Memoires, 1607-1734. [Petitot. 2 ser., v. 68-71.] . . 504.09 
 
 — Sainte-Beuve (C. A ) Causeries du lundi, T. 13. . . 7033.30 
 Villemain (Abel Francois, Fr. prof., author and politi- 
 cian, b. 1790, d. 1867). 
 
 — Sainte-Beuve (C. A.) Portraits contemp., v. 2. . . .7033.34 
 
 See also Ed. rev., v. 102 ; Fraser's mag., v. 49, 1854 ; New 
 
 monthly mag., Dec , 1855 (by ' Sir Nathaniel ') ; Bevue des 
 
 d. mondes, 1 Jan. 1836 (par Sainte-Beuve) ; 16 mai 1854 (par 
 
 G. Planche). 
 
 Villemessant (Jean Hippolyte, Fr. journalist, b. 1812). 
 
 — Memoires d'un journaliste. 1867. . . .7041.07 
 Villeeoi (Nicolas de Neufville, seign.de, b. 1542, d. 1617). 
 
 — Memoires, 1674-94. [Petitot. 1 s6r., v. 44.] .... 502.07 
 Villiers (George, 1st duke of Buckingham, favorite of 
 
 James I., b. 1592, d 1628). 
 
 — Fairholt (F. W., ed.) Poems and songs relating to, and his as- 
 
 sassination. [Percy society, v. 29.] 5060,29 
 
 — Jesse (J. H.) Court of the Stuarts, v. 2 477.05 
 
 — Thomson (K.B. ) Life and times of. 3 v. 1860. 3174.30 
 
 — Lodge (E ) Portraits, etc., v. 3 3225.03 
 
 .See also references uuder James I. 
 Villiees (George, 2d duke of Buckingham, profligate and 
 wit, b. 1627, d. 1688). 
 
 — Jesse (J. H.) Court of the Stuarts, v. 8 *™|> 
 
 — Thomson (K. B.) Wits and beaux of society. . . • 9262.25 
 
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BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : viiiiers to Waipole. 
 
 209 
 
 Villiers (George Wm. Fred., 4th earl of Clarendon, b. 
 1800, d. 1870). 
 
 — British statesmen, p. 287-323. 1854 3262.07 
 
 — Maddyn (D. O.) Chiefs of parties, v. 2 3262 07 
 
 — Eeid (T. W.) Cabinet portraits, p. 288-303. 1872. . . 3252.26 
 
 Fraser's mag., n. s., v. 2, 1870 (In memory of, by H. Reeve). 
 Vincent de Paul (Saint, Fr. priest and philanthropist, 
 b. 1576, d. 1600). 
 
 — Jtevival of priestly life in the 17th century. 1873. . 3433.20 
 Vinci (Leonardo da, Italian painter, b. 1452, d. 1519). 
 
 — Heaton (Mrs. O. W. ) Leonardo da Vinci and his 
 
 works. [With] an essay on his scientific and 
 literary works by C. O. Black, and an account of 
 his most important paintings. L., 1874. 1441.16 
 
 — Brown (J. W.) Life of. [In V.'s Treatise on painting.] 1434.02 
 
 — Jameson (Mrs. A.) Early Ital. painters 1435.09 
 
 — Kuox (R.) Great artists, etc. 1852 1454.19 
 
 — Lanzi (L.) History of painting, v. 2 1414 08 
 
 — Pater (W.H.) Studies, etc. 1873 1436.08 
 
 Eepr. from Fortnightly rev., v. 12, 1869. 
 
 — Kuskin (J.) Modern painters. [See Index in v. 5.] . 1424.26 
 
 — Tytler (S.) Old masters 1431.36 
 
 — Vasari (G.) Lives of the painters, v. 2 1414.02 
 
 — Wallace (H. B.) Art and scenery in Europe, p. 230-9. 2546.01 
 
 See also Ediu. rev., Jan., 1875 ; Internat rev., v. 1, 1874 
 (by Geo. L. Austin ; Rev. des d. moudes, 1 sept. 1850 (par 
 G. Planche) ; 1 avril 1860 (par Oh. Clement) ; and Painting 
 (Italian), in general alphabet. 
 Vinet (Alexandre Kudolphe, Swiss theologian, b. 1797, 
 d. 1847). 
 
 See North Brit, rev., v. 21, 1864 ; Eevue des d. mondes, 
 15 sept. 1837 (par Sainte-Beuve) ; 15 Jan. 1864 (par Saint- 
 Rene Taillandier). 
 Vittoria Colonna. See Colonna (Vittoria). 
 Voituke (Vincent, French author, b. 1598, d. 1648). 
 
 See Bentley's niiscel., v. 44, 1858. 
 Volney (Constantiue Francois Chasseboeuf, comte de, 
 Fr. philos. and traceller, 6. 1757, d. 1820). 
 
 — St. John (J. A.) Lives, etc., v. 3 3221.06 
 
 Voltaire (Francois Marie Arouet de, Fr. philosopher, 
 
 critic, histoiian, and poet, b. 1694, d. 1778). 
 
 — Correspondence between Frederick LI. and Voltaire. [Works, 
 
 of Frederick, v. 6-8] 6041.08 
 
 — - • Corresp. generale. [(Euvres, v. 51-70. Beuchot's ed.] 5083.01 
 
 — - Bungener (L. F.) Voltaire and his times. 3175.01 
 
 — Condorcet (J. N. G. de). Vie de. [Ira V.'s (Euvres, 
 
 v. 1.] 5083.01 
 
 Life of Voltaire. Added, memoirs by himself. 
 
 2v. 1790 3175.02 
 
 — Desnoiresterres (G.) Voltaire a la cour. 1869. 3175.25 
 
 — Espinasse (F.) Life and times of. v. 1, 1866. 3174.24 
 
 Note. — No more published. 
 
 — Grafigny (F. d'l. d'A., dame de). Vie privee de V. 
 
 et de Mme. Du Chatelet. 1820. . . .3175.26 
 
 — Historical memoirs. Added genuine letters. Lond. , 
 
 1777. 8~ J 3175.04 
 
 — Morley(J.) Voltaire. [A study.] 1872. . 3174.25 
 
 Reviewed in Blackwood's mag., v. Ill, 1872, or Littell, 
 1872, v. 2: Fraser's mag., n. s., v. 5, 1872. 
 
 — Noel(E.) Voltaire, [in French.] 1855.] 3175.24 
 
 — Standish (F. H. ) Life of, 1821 3174.26 
 
 — Brougham (H., lord). Men of letters 3024.04 
 
 — Buckle (H. T.) HiBt. of civilization, v. 1. [See Index.] 475.08 
 
 — Carlyle (T.) Essays 2517.12 
 
 Hist, of Frederick the Great. 6v 3062.18 
 
 Note, — Consult the Index in v. 6. 
 
 — Everett (A. H.) Essays, p. 172-201. 1845 2524.11 
 
 — Houssaye (A.) Philosophers and actresses, v. 1. . . 3266.04 
 
 — Lecky (W. E. H.) Rationalism in Europe, v. 1. . . 6814.02 
 
 — McCarthy (Justin). Inhis Con amore 
 
 — Merivale(H.) V., Rousseau, and Goethe. [Inhis Hist, studies. 
 
 1865.] 2535.30 
 
 — Saiute-Beuve (O. A.) Causeries du lundi, v. 2, 13. . 7033.19 
 
 — Shellev (M. W.) Lives, etc., v. 2 3211.25 
 
 -See also Bentley's miscel., v. 44, 1858 ; v. 48, 1860 (V. at 
 Ferney) ; Dublin nniv. mag., v. 68, 1866, or Littell, Oct., 
 1866 (V., his valet, and Mme. du Cbatelet) ; Fraser's mag., 
 V. 76, 1867 ; New monthly mag., Nov., 1858 (V. and the 
 President des Brasses) ; Aug., 1859 (Frederick the Great 
 and V.); N. A. rev., v. 100, 1865 (His residence in England); 
 Quar. rev., Oct., 1873 ; West, rev., v. 76, 1861, or Littell, 
 1861, v. 2 (V.'s romances and their morals). Also histories 
 of the reign of Louis XV., particularly those of Martin 
 and Michelet. 
 
 In fiction V. is one of the personages of Miss Miihlbach's 
 ' Berlin and Sans Souci ;' and of Bungener's hist, novels 
 'Priest and huguenot,' 'Preacher and the king,' and 'Julian.' 
 
 J83F For further authorities see Note on u. 288 of the 
 hist, and biogr. catalogue of Boston public library. 
 Wagner (Geo., Engl, broadchurch divine,b.l&\8,d.l857). 
 
 — Simpkinson (J. N.) Memoir of. 1862. .3174.28 
 Wagner (Richard, German musical composer, 6. 1813). 
 
 — Hueffer (F.) Wagner and the music of the future 
 
 History and aesthetics. 1874 1563.29 
 
 Based upon his article in the Fortn. rev., v. 17, 1872 
 
 — Tytler (S.) Musical composers. 1875 ' 156I 36 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 29, 1872 (W. and Billow by 
 A. Ashbuvy); Fraser's mag., v. 62, 1856 (LiBzt, Wagner, and 
 Weimar ; Galaxy, June, 1874 (by R. Grant White) ; London 
 soc, Oct., 1870 (W. and the fairy prince) ; Scribner's 
 monthly, v. 9, 1875. 
 
 Wakekeld (Gilbert, English critic, b. 175G, d. 1801). 
 
 — Memoirs. London, 1792. 8° 3175.05 
 
 Walewski (Alex. Florian Joseph Colonna, co-mte de • 
 
 Fr. statesman, b. 1810, d. 1868). 
 See Blackwood's mag., v. 104, 1868 (by O. Lever). 
 Walker (James P., of Boston, preacher and business 
 man, b. 1829, d. 1868). 
 
 — Fox (T. B.) Memoir of. 1869 3174.27 
 
 Walker (Thomas, of Manchester, Eng., b. 1749, d. 1817). 
 
 See Gentleman's mag., Oct., Nov., Dec, 1873 ; Jan., 1874. 
 
 Walker (Gen. Wm., Amer. military adventurer in Ni- 
 caragua, b. 1824, ex. 1860). 
 See Atlantic monthly, v. 4-5, 1859-60. 
 
 Wallace (Horace Binuey, Amer. author, 6.1817,(11852). 
 
 — Godwin IP.) Out of the past, p. 302-326. 1870. . . 2526.18 
 
 Wallace (.sir Wm., Scotch hero, b. 1270? d. 1305). 
 
 — Carrick (J. D.) Life of. 1840 3175.09 
 
 — Hamilton (W.) History of [in verse]. 1807. 1651.00 
 
 — Henry (the minstrel). Wallace ; or, the life and acts, 
 
 etc. 1869 1694.17 
 
 — Life of. [anon.~] Glasgow, 1858. 16°. . 3175.28 
 
 — Tytler (P. F.) Lives of Scottish worthies, v. 1. . . 3252.01 
 
 See also Burton's Hist, of Scotland, v. 2 [495.23], and 
 
 Scott's Tales of a grandfather, v. 1 [472.06]. Miss Porter's 
 
 romance ' The Scottish chiefs,' is true neither to the 
 
 times nor to the man. 
 
 Wallace (James Wm., Amer. actor, b. 1795, d. 1864). 
 
 —Sketch of life. New York, 1865. 8 C . . . 3176.14 
 
 See also Harper's mag., v. 26 (by J. H. Siddons). 
 Wallace (John Lester, Amer. actor, b. 1819). 
 
 See Galaxy, Oct., 1868 (by Wm. Stuart). 
 Wallenstein (Albrecht Wenceslaus Eusebius, duke of 
 Friedland, German imperial gen. in 30 years' war, b. 
 1583, d. 1634). 
 
 — Mitchell (J.) Life of. 1838 3176.12 
 
 Note. — Takes a favorable view of Wallenstein, and op- 
 posed to Schiller's characterization. 
 
 Same. Life of. 1810 3176.01 
 
 Same. [Waldie library, v. 12.] . . .5078.26 
 
 — Ellesmere (Earl of). Essays, p. 65-101. 1858. . . . 2528.08 
 
 — Hewlett (H. G.) Heroes of Europe 3263.25 
 
 — Wilson (J. G.) Illustrious soldiers. 1874 3222.16 
 
 See also Blackwood's mag., v. 43 ; For. quar. rev., v. 6 ; 
 Fraser's rnag., v. 2; v. 17 ; Nat. quar. rev., V. 11, 1865; 
 New monthly mag., Feb., 1860 ; and histories of tbe Thirty 
 years' war (in Countries : Germany) : and consult lives of 
 Gustavus Adolphus. In Drama see Schiller's 'Wallen- 
 stein ' and ' Two Piccolomini.' 
 Waller (Edmund, English poet, b. 1605, d. 1687). 
 
 — Bell (B.) Lives of English poets, v. 1 3211.17 
 
 — Coleman (J.) Hist, essays, p. 409-489. 1861. . . . 2627.02 
 
 — Johnson (S.) Lives of English poets, v. 1 3263.01 
 
 See also Bentley's Miscel., v. 37, 1855 ; N. A. rev., v. 91, 1860. 
 
 Waller (Sir Wm., Engl. pari, gen., b. 1597, d. 1668). 
 
 — Vindication of conduct. London, 1793. 8°. 3176.18 
 Wallett (Wm. F.. Engl, actor and clown). 
 
 — Public life : an autobiography, [1830-70]. Ed. by J. 
 
 Luntley. London, 1870. 16° 3176.17 
 
 Walpole (Horace, ith earl of Orford, art critic, letter 
 writer, and wit, b. 1717, & 1797). 
 
 — Corresp. of W. and Mason. 2 v. L., 1851. 8°. 3175.12 
 
 — Letters to Sir Horace Mann. 3 v. L. , 1833. 8°. 3175.06 
 
 — Letters. 6 v. London, 1840. 8°. . . . 3175.14 
 
 — Letters. [1735-1797.] Ed. by P. Cunningham. 
 
 9 v. London, 1857-59. 8° 3181.07 
 
 Note.— The standard complete edition of his letters. 
 
 — Reminiscences. [Times of George I. and II] Lon- 
 
 don, 1818. 16° 3175.22 
 
 — Walpoliana. London, 1830. 24°. . . .6216.12 
 
 — Warburton (E.) Memoirs of. 2 v. 1852. 3175.20 
 
 — Lodge (E.) Portraits, etc., V. 8 -3226.08 
 
 — Macaulay (T.B.) Essays, v. 3, p. 143-194 2536.18 
 
 — Scott (W.) Lives of the novelists. 1872 2752.31 
 
 Thomson (K. B.) Wits and beaux of society. . . . 3262.25 
 
 See also Bentley's miscel., v. 11, 1842 (H. W. and Straw- 
 berry Hill); v. 29, 1851; v. 43, 1858 (by ■ Monkshood ' ; Corn- 
 hill mag., v.25, 1872, or Littell, 1872, v. 3 (by L. Stephens) ; 
 Fraser's mag., v. 62, 1860 (H. W. and Strawberry Hill) ; also 
 the elaborate article in Allibone, v. 3, and relerences id 
 Poole's Index. 
 
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 BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL): Walpole to Watson. 
 
 Walpole (Horatio, lord, Engl.diplomatist,b.l678,d.n57). 
 
 — Coxe (W.) Memoirs of ttie history and times of. 
 
 2ded. 2 v. 180S 3175.10 
 
 Walpole (Sir Robert, 1st earl of Orford, English prime 
 minister, 1715-42 ; b. 1676, d. 1745). 
 
 — Coxe (W.) Memoirs of the life and administration 
 
 of. Newed. 4 v. 1816 3181.16 
 
 — Adams (W. H. D.) Men at the helm 3222.14 
 
 — Brougham tB..,lord). Contributions, ete.,v.l, p.133-185. 2617.06 
 
 — Earle (J. C.) English premiers, v. 1, p. 3-75. 1871. . 3222.11 
 
 — Lodge(E.) Portraits, etc., v. 8 3225.08 
 
 — Oliphant (Mrs. M. O. W.) Hist, sketches, etc. . . . 3064.18 
 
 — Bogers (J. E. T.) Historical gleanings, v. 1, p. 49-92. 3262.21 
 
 See also New monthly, Oct., 1856. 
 Walsh (ffm, English poet, b. 1633, d. 1709). 
 
 — Johnson (S.) Lives of the English poets, v. 1. . . . 3263.01 
 Walton (Rev. Brian, Engl, orientalist, b. 1600, d. 1661). 
 
 — Todd (H. J.) Memoirs of the life of. 2 t. 3176.19 
 Walton (Izaak, English writer on angling, 6.1593, d.1683). 
 
 — Lives of eminent Englishmen, [anon.] 3221.11 
 
 See Bentley's miscel., v. 7. 1840 (by E. Jesse) : and arti- 
 cle in Allibone, v. 3. 
 Wabeeok (Perkiu, pretender to crown of England,ex. 1497). 
 
 — Madden (Sir F.) Documents relating to Perkin War- 
 
 beck. [Archseologia, v. 27, 1838.] . . 5128.— 
 See Contem. rev., v. 11, 1869 (Who was P. Warbeck? by J. 
 Gairdner). 
 Wabbukton (Wm., bp. of Gloucester, b. 1698, d. 1779). 
 
 — Watson (J. S.) The life of. 1863. . . .3176.16 
 
 — Disraeli (I.) Quarrels of authors, v. 2 2522.25 
 
 See also Ed. rev., v. 122, 1865; Fortnightly rev., v. 17, 1872 
 (by Leslie Stephen) ; Nat. rev., v. 17, 1863. 
 Wabd (Artemus), pseud. See Browne (Charles F.) 
 Wabd (Robert Plumer, Engl, novelist, b. 1765, d. 1816). 
 
 — Phipps(E.) Memoirs of. 2 v. 1850. . .3176.04 
 Wabd (Samuel, gov. of Rhode Island, b. 1725, d. 1776). 
 
 — Gammell (W.)Life of. [Sparks'Am.bio.,v.l9.]3241.19 
 Wabd (Wm., Engl, missionaryio India, b. 1769, d. 1823). 
 
 — Marshman (J. C.) Life and times of. 2 v. 3033.11 
 Wabe (Henry, jr. , Amer. unitarian clergyman and au- 
 thor, b. 1794, d. 1843). 
 
 — Ware (J.) Memoir of. 2 v. 1846. . . .3176.07 
 
 See also New Englander, v. 8; Chr. ex. .v. 25; Allibone, v. 3. 
 Waee (Mary L., wife of preceding, b. 1798, d. 1849). 
 
 — Hall (E. B.) Memoir of. 1856 3176.06 
 
 — Orosland (Mrs. N.) Memorable women. . . 3261.19 ; 3262.26 
 Waeben (John, M.D. of Boston, b. 1753, d. 1815). 
 
 — Warren (E.) Life of. 3176.13 
 
 Wabben (John C, MB. of Boston, b. 1779, d. 1856). 
 
 — Warren (E.) Life of. 2 v. 1860 3176.10 
 
 Eeviewed in N. A. rev., v. 90, 1860. 
 Waeben (Joseph, of Mass., rev. patriot, b. 1741, killed at 
 Bunker's Hill, 1775). 
 
 — Prothingham (R.) Life and times of. 1865. 3176.09 
 
 — Everett (A. H.) Life of. [Sparks' Amer. blogr., v. 10.] 3241.10 
 
 — Herring (J.) and Longacre (J. B.) *Nat. portr. gallery, v. 2. 
 
 1836 3247.09 
 
 — Loring (J. S.) Hundred Boston oratorB 8246 14 
 
 — Magoon (E. L.) Orators of the rev., p. 165-169. 1848. 6311.12 
 Wabwice (Mary Boyle, countess of, b. 1625). 
 
 — Autobiography, 1671-74. [Percy boc.,t. 22.] 5000.22 
 Washington (George, ' father of his country ,' lstpres. of 
 
 the United States, b. 1732, d. 1799). 
 
 — Abbott (Jacob). Amer. history, v. 7-8. 1864. 571.17 
 
 v. 7, The Revolution, v. 8, Washington. 
 
 — Abbott (John S. C. ) Life of Washington. . 3177 21 
 
 — Bancroft (A.) Life of. 1853 3177.01 
 
 — Binney (H) Inquiry into the formation of Wash- 
 
 ington's farewell address. 1859. . . . 3177.02 
 
 — Biographical memoirs of Geo. Washington, [anon 1 
 
 Brattleborough, 1814. 16° 3181.21 
 
 — Bishop (S. G.) Eulogium on the death of! 317808 
 
 — Cooper (S. P.) Mount Vernon : to the children of 
 
 America. 1859 g25 13 
 
 — Custis (G. W. P.) Recollections 'and private me- 
 
 moirs of. 1860 3177 03 
 
 — Diary, from 1789 to 1791. N. Y., I860. 12°! 3182'o8 
 
 — Everett (Edward). Life of. 1860. . . 3177 04 
 
 — Gibbs (G.) Memoirs of the administration, 'etc 
 
 2v. 1846 684 01 
 
 — Gnswold (R. W.) "The Republican court. 3248'oi 
 
 — Guizot (P.P. G. ) Essay on the character of. 3177 05 
 
 — Headley (J. T.) Washington and his generals. 2 v. 
 
 lo<3o 3177 Ofi 
 
 — Irving (W.) Life of. 5 v. 1856'-59! ! '. ! 3177 13 
 
 — Kirkland (J)frs. C. M.) Memoirs of. 1856. 3m! 18 
 
 — Lossing (B. J. ) "Life of. 3 v. I860. . . 3178 11 
 
 — Marshall (J.) Life of. 2d ed. 2 v. 1850. . 3182 01 
 *Same. 5 v. 1804-7 3178 02 
 
 — Paulding (J. K.) Life of. 2 v. 1852. . . 3182.' 03 
 
 — Pickell (J. ) Early life of, in connection with the 
 
 Potomac company. 1856 3X82 05 
 
 — Ramsay (D.) Life of. 1807. 3177.'l9 
 
 — Rush (R.) Washington in domestic life. . 3178.01 
 
 — Sparks (J.) Life of. 5076.01 
 
 — Thacher (J. ) Life of Washington. [ With his Mili- 
 
 taryjournal, etc. 1862.] 576.03 
 
 — Trescott (W. H. ) Diplomatic history of the admin- 
 
 istration of. 5623.09 
 
 — True stories of the days of. [anon.'] 1861.3182 11 
 
 — Upham (C. W.) Life of. 2 v. 1852. . .3182.06 
 
 — Washingtoniana : memorials of the death of. With 
 
 a list of tracts and volumes printed on the occa- 
 sion, and a catalogue of medals. By P. B. Hough 
 2 v. 1865 3178709 
 
 — Whipple (E. P.) Washington and the principles of 
 
 the revolution. 2d ed. 1850 3182.10 
 
 — Witt (C. de). Histoire de Washington. Pricedee 
 
 d'une etude historique sur Washington par Gui- 
 zot. 1868 3177.20 
 
 — Buckley (T. A.) Dawningsof genius, p. 379-405. 1857. 3263.24 
 
 — Chambers's papers, -v. 2 .25161)1 
 
 — Doane (G. W.) Writings, v. 4 ZiiiM 
 
 — Edgar (J. G.) Footprints of famous men 3263!l8 
 
 — Everett (A. H.) Essays. 2d series, p. 224-233. . . . 2524!l2 
 
 — Everett (E.) Birth-day of; Cane of ; Youth of; W. abroad and 
 
 at home. [See his Orations, v. 3, 4, 1, 3 of 6322.05.1 
 Mount Vernon papers. 1860 2624.13 
 
 — Greene (G. W.) Biogr. studies. 1860 3072io8 
 
 — Headley (J. T.) Miscellanies, v. 1, p. 290-322. 1849. . 2531.23 
 
 — Herring (J.) and Longacre (J. B.) *Nat. portr. gallery v 1 
 
 1834 3247.0J 
 
 — Homes of Amer. statesmen 3246,12 
 
 ■ — King (T. S.) Patriotism, etc 366i!l2 
 
 — Myers (E.) Lectures on great men. 1874 3267.20 
 
 — Paine (B. T., jr.) Eulogy on. [In Ms WorkB.j . . .6062.10 
 
 — Parker (T.) Historic Americans, p. 75-146. 1870. . 3243.07 
 
 — Thayer (W. M.) Farmer boy, and how he became commander 
 
 in chief. . 
 
 — Tuckerman (H. T.) Essays, biographical, etc. . . . 2544.16 
 
 — Wilson (J. ii.) Illustrious soldiers. 1874 3222.16 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 31, 1873 (Cabinet of, by J. 
 Parton) ; Harper's monthly, v. 12 (by J. S. (J. Abbott; illus.); 
 v. 20 (by J. Savage) ; v. 18 (at Morristown, by J. E. Tuttlo ; 
 illus.) ; Nat.quar.rev., Men., 1874 (Salient characteristics of); 
 N. A. rev., July, 1866; N. A. rev., v. 86, 1858; N. A. rev., v. 88, 
 1859 ; v. 90, 1860 (Authorship of W.'s Farewell address) ; 
 Old and New. Jan., 1872 (Unpublished writings); Feb., 
 1872 (W. the general) ; Feb., 1872 (Expression of counte- 
 nance, by Eiohard S. Greenough) ; March, 1872 (W. and 
 Grant, by G. B. Loring); Quar. rev., v. 107, 1860, or Littell, 
 1860, v. 2 (Authorship of W.'s Farewell address) ; Eevue 
 des d. mondes, 1 Jan. 1840 (par Ch. da Eemusat) ; 1 mai 
 1855 (par J. J. Ampere) ; also Allibone, v. 3, for numerous 
 references and opinions; Poole's Index; and (in Countries, 
 placeB, etc.) Mount Vernon, and United States [Bevolu. 
 tion). In fiction, Thackeray introduces W. iu his younger 
 days as a character in the ' Virginians.' 
 
 ,6SP For Washington's messages, with biogr. sketch, and 
 
 a succinct account of his administration, see Statesman's 
 
 manual, ed. by Williams and Lossing, v. 1, pt. 1. . 6726.01 
 
 Washington (Martha, wife of president, b. 1732, d. 1802'. 
 
 — Conlding (M. C. ) Memoirs of. 2 v. 1851.3182.09 
 
 — Herring (J.) and Longacre (J. B.) *Nat. portr. gallery, v. 1. 
 
 1834 3247.08 
 
 — Holloway (L. C.) Ladies of the White House. . . .3246.14 
 
 See also Harper's monthly, v. 7 (by B. J. Lossing). 
 Washington (Mary, mother of president, b. 1714, d.1796). 
 
 — Conkling (M. C.) Memoirs of. 1853. . . 3182.09 
 Washington (Wm. Aug., Amer. rev. officer, b. 1752, d. 
 
 1810). 
 
 — Herring (J.) and Longaoro (J. B.) *Nat. portr. gallery, v. 8. 
 
 1836 8247.10 
 
 Watebton (Charles, Engl, naturalist, b. 1782, d. 1865). 
 
 — Hobson(R.) Charles Waterton. 2d ed. .3176.26 
 Watson family. 
 
 — Watson (T.) John Watson, of Hartford, Conn., and 
 
 his descendants. 1865 3182.15 
 
 Watson (Elkanah, Amer. merchant and agriculturist, b. 
 1758, d. 1842). 
 
 — Men and times of the revolution ; or memoirs, in- 
 
 cluding his journals of travels in Europe and 
 America, 1777-1842. 2d ed. 1856. 12°. . 3181.06 
 Note.— One of the few entertaining autobiographies of 
 the days of Washington. 
 Watson (Richard, English bp. of Llandaff, b. 1737, d. 
 1814). 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
BIOG-BAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : Watson to Wesley. 
 
 211 
 
 — Life, Toy himself. 2d ed. 2 v. L., 1818. 8°. 3182.16 
 Watson (Thomas, d. 1591 or 2). 
 
 Bell (E.) lives of the English poets, v 3211.18 
 
 Watt (James, Scotch engineer and improver of the steam- 
 engine, b. 1736, d. 1819). 
 
 Muirhead (J. P. ) Mechanical inventions of. 3 v. 
 
 1854 3915.21 
 
 Life of. N.Y., 1859. 8° 3182.18 
 
 Same. London, 1859. 8°. . . . . 3182.18. a 
 
 — Smiles <S.) Lives of Boulton and. 1865. .3265.09 
 
 Arago (D. F. J.) Biographies, etc., v. 2 3263.11 
 
 Brougham (H.) Philosophers, etc., p. 25-67. 1855. . 3024.06 
 
 Cralk (G. L.) Pursuit of knowledge, V. 2 3263.1 3 
 
 — Ed»ar (J. G.) Footprints of famous men 3263.18 
 
 Howe (H.) Eminent mechanics, p. 279-298. 1852. . 324'2.05 
 
 Smiles (S.) Brief biographies. 1861 3263.16 
 
 See also Ed. rev., v. 70; v. 87 (by F. Jeffrey) ; Fraser's mag., 
 v 59 1859- North Brit, rev., v. 6; v.23, 1855, or Littell, v. 9, 
 1855 ; Quar. rev., v. 104, 1858, or Littell, 1858, v. 3. 
 Watteau (Antoine, French painter, b. K184, d. 1721). 
 . Houssaye (A.) Men and women of France, v. 3, p. 48-84. Lon- 
 don. 1853 3262.20 
 
 Same, v. 2. N. Y., 1857 3266.03 
 
 See also Littell, 1869, v. 3 (from Tinsley's mag.) 
 Watts (Isaac, Engl, divine and poet, b. 1674, d. 1748). 
 
 Johnson (S.) Lives of the poets, v. 2 3263.02 
 
 See also North Brit, rev., v. 27, 1857, or Littell, 1857, v. 
 18 j Chr. ex., v. 18 ; and references in Allibone, v. 3. 
 Wayland (Francis, pres. of Brown univ. , Amer. moralist, 
 economist, and baptist divine, b. 1796, d. 1865). 
 
 — Memoir of [his] life and labors. By his sons. 2 v. 
 
 N. Y.,1868. 12° 3182.29 
 
 See Atlantic monthly, v. 21, 1868 (by I. L. Dimon) ; New 
 Englander, v. 25, 1866 (by G. P. Fisher). 
 Wayne (Anthony, Amer. rev. general, b. 1745, d. 1796). 
 
 — Armstrong (J.) Life of. [Sparks' Amer. biogr., 
 
 v. 4.] . . 3241.04 
 
 — Herring (J.) and Longacre (J. B.) *Nat. portr. gallery, v. 1. 
 
 1834 3247.08 
 
 Webeb (Carl Maria von, German musical composer, b. 
 1786. d. 1826). 
 
 — Weber (M. M. von). Life of. 2 v. 1865. .3182.25 
 
 — Orowest (F.) Great tone-poets. 1874 1661.34 
 
 See Ed. rev., v. 122, 1865. 
 Websteb (Daniel, of Mass., Amer. lawyer, orator, and 
 statesman, b. 1782, A 1852). 
 
 — Private correspondence. Ed. by F. Webster. 2 v. 
 
 Boston, 1857. 8° 3182.20 
 
 — Curtis (G. T.) Life of. 2 v. 1870. . . .3182.23 
 
 — Knapp(S. L.) Life of. 1835 1663.11 
 
 — Lanmaa(C) Private life of. 1856. . . . 3182.22 
 
 — Obituary addresses in the Senate and the House of 
 
 Rep., 1852. Washington, 1853. 8°. . .3182.19 
 
 — Second festival of the sons of New Hampshire, in 
 
 Boston, Nov. 2, 1853. With proceedings commem- 
 orative of. 612.15 
 
 — Choate (E.) Remarks before the Circuit court on the death 
 
 of. [In O.'s Writings, v. 1.] -vESH? 
 
 Discourse commemorative of. [/reC.'sWntingB.v.l.] 6025.15 
 
 — Edgar (J. G.) Boyhood of great men 3263.23 
 
 — Everett (E.) Biogr. memoir. [In W.'s Works.v. 1, 1851.] 5077.01 
 D. W. as a man : Death of ; Oration on. [In E.'s Orations, 
 
 V. 3, 4.] ...... 6322.04 
 
 — Gob'rig'ht "(L.'a.) Men and things at Washington. .1113.16 
 
 — Herring (J.) and Longacre (J. B.) *Nat. portr. gallery, v 1. 
 
 1834, t 3247.08 
 
 — Homes of American authors. 1857 ™j?'H 
 
 — Homes of Amer. statesmen. [By H. 0. Deming.] . -3245.12 
 
 — Loring(J. 8.) Hundred Boston orators 3246 .14 
 
 — March (O. W.) Beminiscences of Congress. 1350. . 32 ?2.04 
 
 — Parker (T.) Discourse on. [Additional speeches, v. 1.] 3o82 -l^ 
 
 — Parton (J.) Famous Americans « 2 yi'li 
 
 — Whipple (E. P.) Essays and reviews, v. 1, p. 172-208. 2545.06 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., n. s., v. 2, 1870 ; Harper's mag., 
 v. 6 (illus.) ; Nat. qn. rev., v. 12, 1866 (W. and his influence) ; 
 v. 24, 1872 (Recoil, of ) ; N. A. rev., v. 76, 1852 ; v. 104, 1867; 
 West, rev., V. 69, 1853 ; Allibone, v. 3. and Poole's Index. 
 Websteb (John, Engl, dramatic poet, 11th century). 
 
 — Dunham (S. A.) Lives, etc., v. 2 ^il' 15 
 
 Webster (Noah, Amer. philologist and publicist, b. 175 s, 
 
 d. 1843). 
 
 — Herring (J.) and Longacre (J. B.) *Nat. port, gal., v. 2. 3247.09 
 Weddeebubn (Alexander, lord Loughborough, earl of 
 
 Bosslyn, lord chancellor, b. 1733, d. 1805). 
 
 — Campbell (J., lord). Lord chancellors of England, v. 6. 3254.08 
 Wedqwood family. 
 
 — Meteyard (E.) Group of Englishmen. (1795-1815.) . 3182.27 
 Wedqwood (Josiah, English porcelain and pottery manu- 
 facturer, b. 1730, d. 1795). 
 
 — Meteyard (E.) Life of ; with a sketch of the art ot 
 
 pottery in England. 2 v. 1865. . 
 
 3183.20 
 
 See also Chambers's journal, v. 2, 1865; Blackwood's mag., 
 v. 98, 1866 : Ed. rev., v. 126,. 1867. Also works under the 
 heading Pottery and porcelain, in the general alphabet. 
 Weill (Alexandre, h'r. UUiraleur, b. 1813). 
 
 See New monthly mag., Oct., 1864. 
 Weitbreoht {Rev. John James, b. 1S02, d. 1852). 
 
 — Memoir of, comprehending a hist, of the Burdwan 
 
 mission, Bengal. By his widow. L., 1854. 3183.01 
 Wellesley (Arthur, duke of Wellington, British general 
 and statesman, b. 1769, d. 1852). 
 
 — Private corresp. of T. Baikes with. 1861. . 3147.07 
 
 — Brialmont (A. ) History of the life of W. From the 
 
 French, by G. R. Gleig. 3 v. 1858-60. 3183.06 
 Reviewed in Blackwood's mag., v. 87, 1860 (2 art.) ; and 
 Ed. rev., v. 110. 
 
 — Lives of Wellington and Peel, [anon.] New York, 
 
 1852. 16° 3183.14 
 
 — Maxwell (W. H.) Life of. 3 v. 1852. . 3183.10 
 
 — Memoir. From the " Times." [Trav. lib., v. 14.] 
 
 1852 5075.19 
 
 — Three year3 with the duke. [1813-1815.] London, 
 
 1853. 12°. 3183.13 
 
 — Bayne (P.) Essays, v. 2. 1868 2513.05 
 
 — Brougham (H., lord). Statesmen, etc., v. 2, p. 348-365. (Bonn's 
 
 ed.) 3024 07 
 
 — Chambers's papers, v. 12. 1851 2516.06 
 
 — Earle (J. O.) English premiers, v. 2, p. 191-227. 1871. 3222.12 
 — • Gibbon (F.) Public characters, v. 1, p. 203-440. . . 3216.17 
 
 — Lodge (E.) Portraits, etc., v. 8 3225.08 
 
 — Redding (C.) Personal reminiscences, V. 2, p. 33-101. 3222.03 
 
 — Russell (W.) Extraordinary men 3263.20 
 
 — Wilson (J. G.) Illustrious soldiers. 1874 3222.16 
 
 See Bentley's misc., v. 33, 1853 (Random recollections of 
 campaigns, etc., 5 art.) ; Blackwood's mag., v. 72, 1852 ; Ed. 
 rev. , v. Ill, 1860 (Civil corresp,); v, 128 (Corresp., 1819-25); 
 v. 116 (Suppl. dispatches) ; Fraser's mag., v. 46, 1852 ; Har- 
 per's mag , v. 26 (by J. H. Siddons) ; v. 5 (Sketch of life) ; 
 v. 31 (by C. Nordhoff) , Quar. rev., v. 92, 1853 (Apsley house) ; 
 V. 120, 1866 (Personal life of) ; v. 133, 1872 (As a cabinet 
 minister) ; atso the elaborate list of ' Wellingtoniana ' in 
 Allibone, v. 3, and the references in Poole'B Index. 
 
 j<Kg- Wellington's military career in Spain may be best 
 studied in the histories of the Peninsular war (under Spain, 
 in class Countries), by Napier, Vane Stewart, and others ; 
 see also histories of the Battle of Waterloo (in Countries). 
 The histories of Alison and Thiers are very full in military 
 matters. 
 
 Wellesley (Richard Cowley, marquis, gov. gen. of In- 
 dia, and Engl, statesman, b. 1760, d. 1842). 
 
 Pearce (R. R. ) Memoirs and correspondence of. 
 
 3 v. 1846 3183.03 
 
 Brougham (H., lord). Statesmen, etc., v. 2 3024.07 
 
 — De Qulncey (T.) Note-book, p. 177-193. 1855. . . . 2622.17 
 Wellington (Duke of). See Wellesley (Arthur). 
 Wells (Wm., Western pioneer, d. 1812). 
 
 McDonald (J.) Biographical sketch of. 3243.12 
 
 Wentwoeth (Charles Watson, 2d marquis of Roclcing- 
 ham, Engl, statesman, b. 1730, d. 1782). 
 
 — Keppell(G. T.) Memoirs of. 2 v. 1852. .3151.19 
 
 See also Ed. rev., v. 96, or Eclectic mag., v. 27. 
 Wentwoeth (Thomas, earl of Strafford, English prime 
 minister under Charles 1. , b. 1593, ex. 1641). 
 
 Adams W. H. D.) Men at the helm 3222.14 
 
 Forster (J.) Lives, etc., v. 2 321T.08 
 
 Same. [In his Statesmen of the commonwealth.] 3257.07 
 
 — Jesse (J. H.) England under the Stuarjs, v. 2. . . . 477.05 
 
 Lodge (E.) Portraits, etc., v. 4 3225.04 
 
 _ Macdiarmid (J.) British statesmen, v. 2 p. 3-280 . 3257.15 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., April, 1873 (Story of the death of, 
 by R. F. D.Palgrave); histories of England (in Countries): 
 Rev. o/1640 ; and lives of Chakles I., in this class. 
 Weknee (Friedrich L. Z., Germ, poet, b. 1768, d. 1823) 
 
 — Carlyle(T.> Essays. 1852. ..... • • • • • -2517.18 
 
 Wesel (Johann Ruchrath or Riehrath, called ; German, 
 
 vre-Lutheran reformer, b. about 1400, d. 1481). 
 -- TJUmann (C.) Reformers before the ret, v.l, p.159-374. 3432.01 
 Wesley family. ,.„,,, 
 
 — Clarke (A.) Memoirs of. 1824 3183.26 
 
 Same. 4th ed. 2 v. 1860 3183.33 
 
 — Wakeley(J.B.) Anecdotes of. 2d ed. 1870. 3183.19 
 Wesley (Charles, Engl, methodist minister and hymn 
 
 writer, b. 1708, d. 1788). 
 
 — Jackson (T.) Life of. 1842 3183 24 
 
 -Whitehead (J- ) Life of 1846. ... .318317 
 _ Ohrhtopuers (S. W ) Epworth singers 1875. . . -3766.23 
 
 — Creamer IV.) Methodist hymnology. 1848. . . . 3765.20 
 
 Tea Jam. sacra, Jan., April, 1864 (0. W and method- 
 ist hymns, by F. M. Bird) ; Harper's monthly, v. 20 (Ode 
 on the birthday of. by W.R.Wallace) 
 Wesley (John, English founder of methodism, b. 1703, 
 d. 1791). 
 
 LnMklng for books, use the « Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE and the NUMBER. 
 
2L2 
 
 BIOG-RAPHY (INDIVIDUAL ) : Wesley to Wilkinson. 
 
 Wesley (John), continued. 
 
 — Narrative of a remarkable transaction in [his] early- 
 
 life. 2d ed. With a review of the work, by J. 
 Hunter. London, 1862. 8°. .... 3183.18 
 
 — Southey (R.) Life of. 2 v. 1820. . . .3183.15 
 Same. 3d ed. With notes by S. T. Coleridge. 
 
 2 v. 1816 3183.28 
 
 — Taylor (I.) Wesley and methodism. 1852. 3453.01 
 
 — Tyerman(L.) Life and times of. 3 v. 1872. 3183.30 
 
 — Urlin (R. D. ) Wesley's place in church history. 
 
 1870. 3183.27 
 
 — Whitehead (J.) Life of. 1846 3183.17 
 
 — Christophers (S. W.) Epworth singers. 1875. . . 3765.23 
 
 — Creamer (D.) Methodist hymnology. 1848. . . . 3765.20 
 Oliphant (M. O. W.) Historical sketches, etc. . . .3064.18 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 27, 1871 ; Brit. guar, rev., 
 Oct., 1871 ; Dublin rev., July, 1874 ; Ed. rev., v. 135, 1872 
 Galaxy, February, 1874 (by A. H. Guernsey) ; Harper'B 
 monthly, V. 45 (by E. Lawrence) ; v. 19 (by J. B. Hagaryl ; 
 v. 19 (Ode on tho birth-day of, by W. B. Wallace) ; LitteU, 
 1853, v. 1 (from London qu. rev.) ; Littell, 1868, v. 1 (from 
 London qu. rov.); Now Englander, v. 12, 1854 : v. 19, 1861 
 (W.'s theology) ; N. A. rev., v. 75, 1852. Also numerous 
 references in AUibone, v. 3, and in Poole's Index. 
 
 Xs&- See also histories of Methodism, p. 91 of catalogue. 
 Wessel (Jan, Dutch reformer, b. 1419, d. 118'.)). 
 
 — Hodgson (W.) Reformers before the ref., p. 223-237. 3432.17 
 
 — Ullmanu (C.) Reformers before the ref. v.2, p.263-615. 3432.02 
 West (Benjamin, Amer. painter, b. 1738, d. 1820). 
 
 — Gait (J.) Life and works of. 1820. . .3181.01 
 ■ — Cunningham (A.) Lives of British painters, v. 2. .1431.02 
 
 — Hazlitt (W.) Criticisms on art. 2d series. 1844. . 1431.10 
 
 — Lester (O. E.) Artists of Amorica. 1846 1415.10 
 
 — Thorubury (W.) British artists, v. 2. 1861. . . . 1433.11 
 
 — Tuckermau (H. T.) Book of the artists 1415.09 
 
 See also Harper's monthly, v. l(byL. Hunt): v. 36 (Love 
 romance of, by E. F. Ellet). 
 West (Gilbert, Engl, poet, b. 1706, d. 1756). 
 
 — Johnson (S.J Lives of the poets, v. 2 3263.02 
 
 Whalley (Edward, Engl, commonwealth general, and 
 
 regicide, d. in New England, about 1674). 
 
 — Stiles (E.) Hist, of W., Goffe. and Dixwell. 3243.09 
 
 — Warren (I. P.) The three judges. 1873: . 3243.11 
 Whalley (Thomas Sedgewick, D.D., b. 1748, d. 1828). 
 
 — Journal and correspondence. [1773-1828.] Ed. with 
 
 memoir by H. Wickham. 2 v. L., 1863: 8°. 318i.23 
 Note.— Gives much gossip respecting Hannah More, Mrs. 
 Piozzi, Miss Seward, and Mrs. Siddons. 
 Wharton (Philip, duke of ; Engl, litterateur, b. 1698, d. 
 1731). 
 
 — Russell (W.) Eccentric personages 3264.03 
 
 — Thomson (K. B.) Wits and beaux of society. . . .3262.25 
 Wharton (Thomas, marquis of, Engl, statesman, b. 1640, 
 
 d. 1715). 
 
 — Russell (W.) Eccentric personages 3264.03 
 
 Whately (Richard, abp. of Dublin, theologian, logician, 
 
 and publicist, b. 1787, d. 1863). 
 
 — Life and correspondence. By Jane Whately. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1866. 8° 3183.22 
 
 — Timbs (J.) Lives of the later wits, etc., v. 2. 1874. . 3251.09 
 
 See also Blackwood's mag., v. 96, 1864, or Littell, 1864, 
 v. 3 ; Ed. rev., v. 120, 1864 ; Eraser's mag., v. 75, 1867 ; 
 Lippincott's, July, 1874 (Recoil, of, by T. A. Trollops) ; New 
 monthly, Oct., 1864 ; and AUibone, v. 3. 
 Wheaton {Son. Henry, Amer. jurist and diplomatist, b. 
 1785, d. 1848). 
 
 — Homes of Amer. statesmen 3245.12 
 
 — Sumner (C.) Tribute to. [In his Orations, etc., v. 2.] . 6324.12 
 
 See also N. A. rev., v. 82, 1856. 
 Wheaton (Kobert, son of preceding, b. 1826, d. 1851). 
 
 See K. A. rev., v. 70, 1854 (Literature of youth). 
 Whewell (Wm., Engl, professor, and moral and physical 
 philosopher, b. 1795, d. 1866). 
 
 See MacmiUan, April, 1866, or Littell, 1866, v. 2 (by W. 
 G. Clark) ; and notices in Allibouo, v. 3. 
 White (Rev. Blauco, Brit, miscel. and theological author, 
 b. 1775, d. 1841). 
 
 — Life. By himself. With correspondence. Ed. by 
 
 J. H. Thom. 3 v. London, 1845. 8°. . 3184.02 
 
 — Redding (C.) Personal reminiscences, v. 8, p. 173-192. 3222.02 
 
 See also Quar. rev., June, 1846 ; West, rev., Deo. 1845. 
 White (Henry Kirke, Engl, poet, b. 1785, d. 180G). 
 
 — Southey (R.) Life of. [In W.'s Remains, v. 1.] . . 6077.07 
 
 See also Nat. qu. rev., v. 19, 1869 ; and many references 
 in AUibone, v. 3. 
 White (Hugh. Lawson, of Term. , statesman, b. 1773, d. 
 1840). 
 
 — Herring (J.) and Longacre (J. B.) *Nat. portr.gal.,v. 4. 3247.11 
 Whtteeield (George, founder of calvinistic methodism, 
 
 and pulpit orator, b. 1714, d. 1770). 
 
 — Gillies (J.) Memoirs of. 1851 3184.07 
 
 — Harsha(D. A.) Life of. 18G6 3184.27 
 
 Forster (J.) Critical essays, v. 2, p. 62-72. 1856. . . 2525 04 
 
 — Steel (R.) Lives made sublime, etc 8263.30 
 
 — Stephen (J.) Essays 2547.14 
 
 See also references in AUibone and in Poole's Index. 
 Whitgh't (John, abp. of Canterbury, b. 1530, d. 1604). 
 
 Paule (Sir Q.) Life of. [In Wordsworth (C.) Eccl. biogr., v. 3. 
 
 1863.] 3446.03 
 
 See also Gardiner's Hist, of England, 1603-16, v.l, ch.iii., 
 and Retrospective rev., v. 13, 1826. 
 Whiting (Emma, of Brooklyn, N. T., b. 1841, d. 1861), 
 
 — Carpenter (H. S. ) Transition : a remembrance of. 
 
 1863 3184.05 
 
 Whitman (Walt, Amer. poet, b. 1819). 
 
 — Buchanan (R.) David Gray, etc., p, 201-221 3072.15 
 
 See also Fortnightly rev., v. 6, 1866 (by M. D. Conway) ; 
 Galaxy, Dec, 1866 (by J.Burroughs); Revue des d. niondes] 
 1 juin 1872 (par T. Bentzon) ; and additional references in 
 AUibone, v. 3. 
 Whitney (Eli, Amer. inventor of cotton gin, etc., b. 1765, 
 & 1825). 
 
 — Howe (H.) Eminent mechanics, p. 101-135. 1852. . .3242.05 
 
 — Wynne (J.) Eminent scientific men. 1850 3242.01 
 
 Whittemoee (Amos, Amer. inventor, b. 1759, d. 1828). 
 
 — Howe (H.) Eminent mechanics 3242.05 
 
 Whittiee (John Greenleaf, of Mass. , Amer. poet and 
 
 miscel author, b. 1I-07). 
 
 — Bungay (G. W.) Off-hand takings. 1854 2615.08 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 13, 1864 (by D. A. Wasson); 
 
 N. A. rev., v. 79, 1854 ; North Brit, rev., v. 34, 1861 ; the 
 
 article, with numerous references, in AUibone. v. 3, and 
 
 Duyckinck, v. 2. 
 
 Whtttingham (Wm., Engl.puriian divine,b .1524, d. 1589). 
 
 — Life. Lond., Camden miscel, v. 6. 1870. 4° 5114.03 
 Whittington (Sir Richard, lord mayor of London, b. 
 
 1353, d. 1423). 
 
 — Bourne (H. R. F.) London merchants, p. 15-38. 1869. 3261.04 
 
 See also New monthly, March, 1861 (W. and his cat). 
 Wickham ( Wm. , British diplomatic agent on the continent, 
 b. 1761). 
 
 — Correspondence from 1794 [to 1799]. . . 3184.25 
 Wioklhte. See Wyclefee. 
 
 Wieland (Christopher Martin, German pott, novelist, 
 and philosopher, b. 1733, d. 1813). 
 
 — Davesies do Pontes (Ume.'L.) Poets of Germany, v. 2. 2732.15 
 
 — Gostwick (J.) and Harrison (I$.) German literature. 2732.11a 
 
 See also For. qu. rev., v. 2 ; and Literature (German). 
 Wilbekpokce (Wm., Engl, philanthropist, 6.17.~>9, d.1833). 
 
 — Correspondence. Ed. by his sons. 2 v. London, 
 
 1840. 12°. 3184.11 
 
 — Colquhoun (J. C.) W. Wilberforce: his friends and 
 
 times. 1866 3184.19 
 
 — Harford (J. S. ) Recollections of. 1864. .3181.18 
 
 — Wilberforce (R. L and S.) Life of. 5 v. 1836. 3181.13 
 
 — Bayne (P.) Sketch of. [In his Christian life.] . . . .3515 05 
 
 — Edgar (J. G.) The boyhood of great men 3263.23 
 
 — Hazlitt (W.) Spirit of the age, p. 203-217. 1857. . . 2531.07 
 
 — Stephen (J.) Essays. N. Y., 1852 2547.14 
 
 Same. v. 2. London ed 3423.21 
 
 Wilh ^imina, margravine of Bayreuth. See Frederioa p. 146). 
 Wilkes (John, Engl, polit. demagogue, b. 1727, d. 17D7). 
 
 — Correspondence. [With] memoirs of his life, by J. 
 
 Almon. 5 v. London, 1855. 12°. . . 3185.01 
 
 — Rae (W. E.) Wilkes, Sheridan, Fox. 1874. 3185.24 
 
 Repr. from Fortnightly rev., v. 10, 1868. 
 
 — Watson (J. S. ) Biographies, etc 1870. .3042.20 
 
 — Brougham (H., lx>rd). Coutrib. to Edin. rev., etc., v.l. 2517.06 
 Statesmen of time of George III., v. 1 3024.06 
 
 — Rogers (J. E; T.) Historical gleanings, v. 2, p. 131-185. 3252.22 
 
 See also references in Allibone, v. 3. 
 Wclkie (Sir David, Scotch painter, b. 1785, d. 1841). 
 
 — Cunningham (A. ) Life of : with his journals, tours, 
 
 etc. 3 v. 1843 3185.10 
 
 — Davis (J. P.) Thoughts on great painters. 1866. . . lil6 -JJ 
 
 — Edgar (J. G.) Boyhood oi great men 32 Sin< 
 
 — Redgrave (R. and S.) Century of painters, v. 2. 1866. 143 J-"* 
 
 — RusseU (W. ) Extraordinary men 3263. 20 
 
 — Thomson (jMi-s.K.B.) Literary characters, v. 2. . . a ™°,;: 
 
 — Tuckerman (H. T.) Essays, biographical, etc. . . • 2544.15 
 
 See also numorous references in Poole's Index, v. 8. 
 Wilkinson (Gen. James, Amer. general, b. 1757, d. 1825). 
 
 — Memoirs of my own times. 3 v. Ph., 1816. 8°. 3185.18 
 Same. Diagrams and plans. P., 1816. 4°. 3185.21 
 
 — Clark (D.) Proofs of his connection with Burr. 
 
 1809. 318601 
 
 Wilkinson (Jemima, Amer. rel. impostor, 0.1753,d.l819). 
 
 — Cleveland (S.O.) Narrative of. [In his Hist, of Yates Co., N.i., 
 
 v. l.p.38-82.1 • <£", 
 
 — Hudson (D.) History of. 1821 3185. Id 
 
 Wilkinson (Tate, English theatrical manager and mimic, 
 
 b. 1739, d. 1805). 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
BIOG-RAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : Wilkinson to Wither. 
 
 213 
 
 — Memoirs of his own life. 4 v. N. Y.. 1790. 3185.14 
 
 Fitzgerald (P.) Romance of the English stage. 1875. 1723.29 
 
 Willakd (il/r.v.Emnia G.,Amer. educator, b. 1787, A 1670). 
 
 — Lord (J.) Life of. 1873. . . . .3180.15 
 William I., (the conqueror, first Norman king of England, 
 
 b. 1027, A 1087). 
 
 — Abbott (J.) History of. [1849.]. . . .8186.03 
 
 — Planche" (J.R.) The conqueror and his companions. 
 
 2 v. 1874 454.<i0 
 
 j&j&~ See also general histories of England ; but the full- 
 est aud ablest works covering his reign are those of Pa 1 - 
 grave, v. 3 [484.19); Thierry [454.07] ; and the more receLt 
 elaborate history of Freeman, v. 3-4 [■184.13]. 
 See also Littell, 1864, v. 4(iroin Br. guar, rev.) 
 William H. Ruins, (king of England, b. 1056, d. 1100). 
 
 — Strickland (A.) Lives of bachelor kings 3256.01 
 
 See also (under Countries; general histories of England, 
 
 the fullest narratives of his reign being those of Palgrave, 
 
 v. 4 [484.20] ; and Freeman, v. 5. 
 
 William 1U. (of Urange,king of England, b. 1650, d. 1702). 
 
 - Letters. 1697-1700. Ed. by' P. Grimblot. 2 v. 
 
 L., 1848. 8° 3186.04 
 
 — Burton (R.) History of William and Marv. 477.08 
 
 — Macaulay (T. B.) Hist, ol England, v. 2-5. 464.22 
 
 Xote. — The fullest work upon this reign, as well as the 
 most brilliant of English histories. 
 
 — Trevor (A..) Life and times of. 2 v. 1835. 3185.26 
 
 — Cust (E.) Lives of the warriors, v. 3, pt. 1, p. 149-233. 3222.09 
 
 — Scott (J. R ) Comp. with Henry IT. [Dissertations.] 2547.05 
 
 — Van Praet (J.) Essays, etc. 1868 446.14 
 
 William IV. (king of England, b. 1765, A 1837). 
 
 — Grenville (R. P., duke of Buckingham and Ghandos). 
 
 Memoirs, etc. 2 v. 1861 3186.06 
 
 — Greville (C.C.F.) The Greville memoirs. 2 v. 3072.22 
 
 — Wright (G.N.) Life and reign of. 2 v. 1840. 3185.29 
 William I. (king of Prussia and emperor of Germany, 
 
 b. 1797). 
 
 — McCarthy (J.) Modern leaders. 1872 3257.16 
 
 See also France (in Countries), for histories of the French 
 German war. 
 William op Nassau, (the silent, prince of Orange, b. 
 1533, d. 1584). 
 
 — Barrett (M.) The story of William the silent and 
 
 the Netherland war, 1555-1584. 1869. .3185.25 
 
 — Motley(J.L.) Rise of the Dutch republic. 3v. 536.04 
 
 — Brantome (P. de). Homines illustres. [(Euvrea completes, 
 
 v. 1, 1822.] 5021.14 
 
 — ChamberB's miscellany, v. 9 ... 2515.28 
 
 — Hewlett (H. G.) Heroes of Europe 3263.25 
 
 — tskelton (J.) Nugae criticas, p. 205-35. 1862 2542.30 
 
 Eepr. from Fraser's mag., v. 61, 1860. 
 
 — Van Praet (J.) Essays on pol. hist. 1868 446.14 
 
 — Wilson (J. G.) Illustrious generals. 1874 3222.16 
 
 Williams (Eleazar, Amer. clergyman, b. 1787, A 1858). 
 
 — Hanson (J. H. ) The lost prince ; identity of E. 
 
 Williams and Louis XVH. 1854. . . . 3114.15 
 See also Louis XVII., in this class. 
 Williams (Helen Maria, Engl, author, b. 1762, d. 1827). 
 
 — Williams (J.) Literary women 3256.18 
 
 See also Mrs. Farrar's Recollections, ch. 1 [3055.18] ; and 
 references in Allibone, v. 3. 
 Williams (Roger, champion of religious toleration, found- 
 er of Rhode Island, b. 1606, A 1683). 
 
 — Elton (R.) Life of. 3185.22 
 
 — GammeUiW.) Life of. 1854 3186.02 
 
 Same. [In Sparks' Amer. biogr., v. 14.] .... 3241.14 
 
 — Mudge (Z. A.) Footprints of ; a biography. 3186.00 
 
 — Arnold (8. G.) History of Rbode Island, v. 1. . . . 1624.12 
 
 — Dur.ee (J.) Whatcheer, or Roger Williams in banishment, a 
 
 poem. 1832 1641.15 
 
 — Foster i J.) Fosteriana, p. 520-538. 1858 2525.06 
 
 — Purnell (T.) Lit. and its prolessors, p. 164-192. 1867. 2538.25 
 
 — Tuckerman (H. T.) Essays, biographical, etc. . . .2544.15 
 
 See also the elaborate article, with references to sources 
 of information, in Allibone, v. 3, and also Poole's Index. 
 Williams (Rowland, D.D., English broad church divine, 
 b. 1817, d. 1870). 
 See Contem. rev., v. 14, 1870 (by Rev. J. Owen). 
 Willis (Nathaniel Parker, Amer. poet and author, 6. 
 1806, d. 1867). 
 
 — Cobb (J. B.) Miscellanies, p. 301-330. 1858 2621.07 
 
 — Powell (T.) Living authors of America. 1850. . . . 3242.09 
 
 See also the notices in Allibone, and Duyckinck ; Poole's 
 Index ; aud Harper's monthly, v. 16 (Home of, by T. A. 
 Richards). 
 Wilmot (John, earl of Rochester, English poet and cour- 
 tier, b. 1647, A 1680). 
 
 — Burnet (G.) Lives, etc. 1833 3025.28 
 
 — Johnson (S.) Lives of the English poets, v. 1. . . .3263.01 
 
 Wilmot (Sir John Eardley, Engl judge, b. 1709, A 1792), 
 
 — Roscoe (H.) Lives of eminent British lawyers. . . 3211 06 
 Wilson (Alex.. Scotch ornithologist, b. 1766, A 1813) 
 
 — Peabody (W.B.O.) Life of. [In Sparks' Am. bio., v. 2.) 3241 02 
 \\ ilson (Daniel, bp. of Calcutta, b. 1778, d. 1858 1. 
 
 — Baieinan (J.) Life of. I860 3186.23 
 
 See also Quar. rev., v. 120, 1866 ; Littell, 1860, v. 2. 
 Wilson (George, Scotch author, b. 1818, d. 1859). 
 
 — Brown (J.) Spare hours, p. 385-397 2514.13 
 
 See also Macmillan, Jan., 1860; North Brit. rev.,v. 32, 1860. 
 
 Wilson (Heniy, of Mass., Amer. auti-slavery politician', 
 
 U.S. senator, vice-pres. of the U.S., b. 1812, A 1875). 
 
 — Mami (J. B.) Life of Henry Wilson. 1872. 3186.10 
 
 — Stowe (H. E. B.) Men of our times 3265.02 
 
 Whson (James, of Pa., Amer. reu. statesman and jurist, 
 
 A 171)8). 
 ~ Curtis (G. T.) Hist, of the constitution, v. 1. . . .6734.21 
 
 — Lossing (B. J ) Lives of the signers 3243.08 
 
 — Sanderson (J.) Lives of the signers, y. 6 3244.06 
 
 Wilson (John, 'Christopher North,'' Scolcli humorist, 
 
 essayist, and poet, b. 1765, d. i8'A). 
 ■ — Gordon (Mary). ' Christopher North,' a memoir. 
 1863 3186.09 
 
 — Gilfillan (G.) Third gal. of portraits, p. 366-391. 1865. 2526.13 
 
 — Howitt (W.) Homes of British poets, v. 2. 1856. . . 953.24 
 
 — Skelton (J.) Campaigner at home, p. 2.11-240. 1865. .2542.29 
 
 — Tuckerman (H. T.) Characteristics, v. 2, p. 133- 144. 2544.10b 
 
 — Warren (S.) Personal recollections of. [Works, v. 5.] 2545.05 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 11, 1863 (by J. D. Howard) ; 
 Bentley's miscel., v. 35, 1854 ; Blackwood's mag., v. 75, 
 1854, or Littell, V. 5, 1854 ; v. 78, 1855 ; V. 82, 1857 ; f. 92, 
 1862; N. A. rev., v. 96, 1863; N. Brit, rev., v. 38, 1863; 
 Quar. rev., v. 113, 1863, or Littell, 1863, v. 1. 
 
 Wilson (Richard, British painter, b. 1713, A 1782). 
 
 ■ — Cunningham (A.) Lives of British painters, v, 1. . . 1431.01 
 
 — Fairholt (F. W.) Homes of Enghsu artists. . . .1435.23 
 Wilson (Sir Robert Thomas, Engl, general, b, 1777, A 
 
 1849). 
 
 — Private diary of travels, personal services, and pub- 
 
 lic events, during employment with the European 
 armies in 1812-14. 2v 3186.21 
 
 — Randolph (H. ) Life of. 2 v. 1862. . . . 3186.17 
 
 Reviewed in Quar. rev., v. 117, 1855. 
 Wilson (Thomas, bp. of Sodor and Man, b. 1663, A1755). 
 
 — Lives of emineDt Englishmen 3221.11 
 
 Wlnckelmann ( Johann Joachim, art critic and historian, 
 
 b. 1717, A 1768). 
 
 — Goethe (J. W. von). Werke, v. 30 7115.15 
 
 — Pater (W.H.) Studies, etc. 1873 1435.08 
 
 .See also Fortn.rev., June, July, 1874 (by Karl Hillebrand) ; 
 Nat. qu. rev., v. 15, 1867 ; Westm. rev., v. 87, 1867. 
 Windham (Win., English statesman, b. 1750, A 1810). 
 
 — Diary, 1781-1810. London, 1866. 8°. . . 3185.28 
 
 Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 123, 1866. 
 Winthrop (John, gov. of Mass. colony, 6.1588, A 1649). 
 
 — Winthrop (R. C.) Life and letters of. [1588-1630.] 
 
 1864 3186.10 
 
 Same. [1630-49.] 1867 3186.11 
 
 — Belknap (J.) Amer. biography, v. 3, 1861 3243.04 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 13, 1864 (W. in old England, 
 by G. E. Ellis) ; Blackwood's mag , v. 102, 1867 ; N. A. rev., 
 V 77, 1853 ; V. 98, 1864 ; V. 104, 1867 (by J. R. Lowell) ; Lit- 
 tell, 1862, v. 2 (Gov. Winthrop's witej. 
 Wintheop (Theodore, Amer. novelist, b. 1828, A 1862). 
 See Atlantic monthly, v. 8, 1861 ; v. 12, 1863 (by C. Nord- 
 hoff) ; Westm. rev., v. 84, 1865. 
 Winthbop (Thomas Un&a]\,lieut.-gov. of Mass., 6.1764, 
 A 1841). 
 
 — Folsom (G.) Memoirs of. [Archaeologia Amer., v. 3.] 577.20 
 Wiet (Wm., Amer. lawyer, orator, and author, b. 1772, 
 
 A 1834). 
 
 — Kennedy (J. P.) Memoirs of. 2 v. 1852. . 3186.12 
 
 — Herring (J.) and Longacre (J. B.) *Nat. portr. gallery, v. 1. 
 
 1834 3247.08 
 
 Magoon (E. L.) Orators of the rev., p. 368-394. 1848. 6311.12 
 
 See also references in Allibone, v. 3, andiu Poole's Index. 
 Wise (Henry A., of Va. , Amer. statesman, b 1806). 
 
 Savage (J.) Our living representative men 3156.01 
 
 See also Harper's monthly, v. 26 (by G. M. Towle). 
 Wiseman (Nicholas, English scholar and Roman cardinal, 
 b. 1802, A 1865). 
 
 Houghton (R.M.Milnes.iord). Monographs,e«e.,p.39-61. 3266.20 
 
 See also Bentley's miscel., v. 40, 1856 ; Fraser's mag., v. 
 60, 1859 ; New monthly mag., Apr., 1865 (Poem, by N. 
 Michel) ; Quar. rev., Oct., 1858. 
 Wither or Withees (George, Engl, poet, 6.1588, A1667). 
 
 — Bell (R.) Lives of English poets 3211.18 
 
 . Langford (J A.) Prison books and their authors. . 3263.32 
 
 See also N. A. rev., v. 90, 1860 (by G. E. Rice) ; and the 
 elaborate bibliographical article in Allibone. 
 
 In asking for books, use the "Book Orders," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
214 
 
 BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : Woffington to Wycliffe. 
 
 Wofeington (Margaret, Engl, actress, b. 1718, d. 1760). 
 _ Doran (J.) Annals of the Engl, stage, v. 2, p. o-lS . J™-" 
 
 — Gait (J ) Lives of the players, v. 1, p. 219-229. 1831. 3263.03 
 
 In fiction see Charles Eeade's' ' Peg Woffington.' 
 Wolcott (Oliver, of Conn. , rev. patriot, b. 1726, d. 1797). 
 
 — LossiDg (B. J.) Lives of the signers. ..... . 3243.08 
 
 — Sanderson (J.) Biography of the signers, v. 3. . . ^ 44 - ud 
 "Wolfe (Charles, Irish clergyman and poel, b. 1791, a. 
 
 — Russell (J. A.) Memoir of. [In W.'s Eeinains, 1829 ] 3624.14 
 
 See also Putnam's monthly, Apr. and May, 1869 (A curi- 
 osity of literature- ' The burial of Sir John Moore ') ; and 
 other references in Allibone, v. 3, and in Poole's Index. 
 Wolf (George, gov. of Pa., 1829-35, b. 1777, d. 1810). 
 
 — Armor (W. C.) Governors of .Pa 3246.02 
 
 _ Herring (J.) and Longacre (J.B.) *Nat. portr. gall., v.2. 3247.09 
 Wolf (Friedrieh August, Herman classical scholar and 
 
 critic, b. 1759, d. 1821). 
 See North Brit, rev., v. 42, 1866. 
 Wolfe (James, Jingl. general, b. 1726, killed at Quebec, 
 1759). 
 
 — Wright (E.) Life of. 1864 3186.20 
 
 — Gleig jG. E.) Lives, etc., v. 2 3221.01 
 
 James (G. P. E.) Memoirs of great commanders. . S2b'3.26 
 
 See also references in Allibone, and Poole's Index. 
 Wolff (Rev. Joseph, Jewish christian missionary, b. 
 1795, d. 1862). 
 
 — Travels and adventures [in Persia, Bokhara, India, 
 
 etc.} 2 v. London, 1860. 8° 1044.08 
 
 Set Littell, 1861, v. 1 and 3. 
 Wolselet (Sir Garnet Joseph, Engl, general, b. 1833). 
 
 See United ser. mag., Sept., 1874, May, 1876 (by C. E. Low). 
 Wolsey (Thomas, cardinal,- Engl, statesman, b. 1471, 
 d. 1530). 
 
 — Cavendish (G.) Life of. 2 v. 1825. . . . 3187.01 
 Same. [Wordsworth's Eccl. biogr., v. 1, 4th ed.] 3446.01 
 
 — Gait (J.) Life of. 1846 3187.03 
 
 — Grove (J. ) History of the life and times of. 4 v. 
 
 1742-44 3188.04 
 
 — Storer (T.) Life and death of. Bepr. from the ed. 
 
 of 1599. 1826 3187.00 
 
 — Campbell (J., lord). Lord chancellors of England,.v. 1. 3254.03 
 
 — Lives of eminent persons 3265.17 
 
 • — Lives of eminent British statesmen 3211.07 
 
 — Lodge (E.) Portraits, etc., v. 1 3225.01 
 
 — Williams (F.) English cardinals, v. 2. 1868. . . .3437.17 
 
 See also West, rev., v. 62, 1864, or Littell, v. 8, 1856 ; ref- 
 erences in Allibone, v. 3 ; lives of Henby VIII.- in Drama 
 Shakspere's ' Henry Vni.', and in Fiction Ainsworth's 
 ' Windsor castle.' 
 Wolstoneckaft (Mary). See Godwin (Mary W.) 
 Wood (.Sir Andrew, Scotch merchant, 15th century). 
 
 — Edgar (J. G.) Sea-kings and naval heroes 3263.17 
 
 Wood (Sir Charles, English statesman, b. 1800). 
 
 — British statesmen. 1854 3262.07 
 
 Wood (Fernando, mayor of N.Y., M. C, etc., b. 18121. 
 
 — MacLeod (D.) Biography of. 1856. . . . 3186.25 
 Wood (Wm. B., Amer. comedian, b. 1779, d. 1861). 
 
 — Personal recollections of the stage, during 40 years. 
 
 P., 1855. 12°. 1744.33 
 
 Wood (Wm. Page, lord Hatherly, Enql. judge, b. 1801). 
 
 — Eeid (T. W.) Cabinet portraits, p. 148-161. 1872. . 3252 26 
 Woodbtjey (Levi, of N. M. , Amer. judge and statesman, 
 
 b. 1789, d. 1851). 
 
 — Herring (J.) and Longacre (J. B.) *Nat. portr. gallery, v. 2. 
 
 1835 3247.09 
 
 See also Dem. rev., v. 2 .(with portrait) and v. 12 (with 
 portr.) ; and references in Allibone, v. 3. 
 Woolman (John, quaker preacher, b. 1720, d. 1772). 
 
 — Journal. With introd. , by J. G. Whrttier. Boston 
 
 1871. 16°. 3624.23 
 
 Same. [In his Works. Lond., 1775. 16°.] 3624.22 
 
 Woosteb (David, Amer. general, b. 1710, d. 1777). 
 
 — Heriing (J.) and Longacre (J. 3 ) *Nat. portr. gallery, v. 2. 
 w 18a5 ' • • 3247.09 
 
 Woecestek (Marquess of).- See Someeset (Edward). 
 Woecestee (Noah, Amer. divine, b. 1758, d. 1837) 
 
 — Ware (H., jr.) Memoirs of. 1844. . . .3187.04 
 
 — Shoemakers. Lives, etc. [anon.] 1819. . . . 8261 15 
 Woedswoeth (Wm. , Engl, poel, b. 1770, d. 1850). 
 
 — Wordsworth (C.) Memoirs of. 2 v. 1851. . 3186 26 
 
 — Alger (W. E.) Solitudes, etc., d. 277-289. 1867. . . 2612 07 
 
 — Austin (W.S.) and Ealph (J.) Poets laureate, p. 396-428 3254 19 
 
 — Brimley (G.) Wordsworth's poems. [In Ids Essays, p. 102- 
 
 °4- 1860 2514. in 
 
 Eepr. from Eraser's mag., July, 1851. 
 
 — ^ 00k ^ lS ', A - ) Tne °]°gy in the English poets. 1875.3523 16 
 
 — Chamber's papers, v. 6. 1850. ... 261603 
 
 — De Quineey (T.) Essays on the poets, p. 1-39.' 18 - 63.' ' 2522% 
 Lit. reminiscences, v. 1, p. 206-366 ; V. 2, p. 9-61. . 2622'il 
 
 — Fields (J. T.) Yesterdays with authors. 1872. . . . 2524 25 
 
 — Giles (H.) Illustrations of genius, p. 239-267. 1854. . 2526.03 
 
 — Graves (E. P.) [In Afternoon lectures, v. 5, p. 275-325.] 2512 24 
 . — Hazlitt (W.) Spirit of the age, p. 121-136. 1857. . . 2531 07 
 
 — Home (E. H.) New spirit of the age, p. 177-193. 1855. 2532.09 
 
 — Howitt (W.) Homes of British poets, v. 2. 1856. . . 953.24 
 
 — Lordan (C. L.) The unwritten book, p. 41-76. . . , 2534.23 
 
 — Masson (D.) "Wordsworth, and other essays. 1874. . 2536.29 
 
 — Eobertson (F. W.) Lectures and addresses, p. 209-269. 2541.31 
 
 — Shairp (J. C.) Studies in poetry, p. 1-104 2542.20 
 
 Repr. from N. Brit, rev., v. 41, 1864, or Littell, 1864, v. 3. 
 
 — Whipple (E. P.) Characteristics of men of genius, v. 2, p. 55.97' 
 
 1846 2516.20 
 
 _ — Essays, etc., v. 1, p. 222-267. 1851 2545.06 
 
 Literature and life, p. 253-303. 1871 2545.10 
 
 — Wilson (J.) Essays, etc., v. 1, p. 387-408. 1856. . . 2545.21 
 
 See also Blackwood, v. 110, 1871, or Littell, 1871, v, 4 ; 
 Fortnightly rev., April, 1874 (by W. H. Pater) ; April, 1874 
 (by E. H. I. Palgrave) ; Macmillan. Aug., 1873 (by J. D. 
 Coleridge) ; Litteli, 1865, v. 1 (from Nat. review) ; New 
 monthly, April, 1857 (by ' Sir Nathaniel ') ; N. A. rev., v. 
 100, 1866 ; Quar. rev., v. 92, 1853 ; Temple Bar, Feb., 1872 
 
 See also the elaborate article in Allibone, v. 3, and the 
 numerous references in Poole's Index. 
 Wobthington (John, D.D., vice chancellor of the univ. 
 ofCambr., b. 1617, d. 1671). 
 
 — Diary and corresp. Ed. by J. Crossley. London, 
 
 1847-55. 4°. [Chetham soc, v. 13, 36.] 5094.13 
 Woiton (Sir Henry, Engl, statesman and author, b. 1568, 
 d. 1639). 
 
 — Lodge (E.) Portraits, etc., v. 4 3225.04 
 
 — Walton (1.) Lives, etc. London, 1847. 8° 3176.02 
 
 Same. N. T., 1850. 12" 3176.03 
 
 Same. [In Lives of eminent Englishmen.] . . . 3221,11 
 
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 — Descamps (J. B.) Vie des peintres flamands, v. 2. . 1434.06 
 
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 writer, b. 1781, d. 1830). 
 
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 — Stuart (C. B.) Civil, etc., engineers, p. 48-73. 1871. . 3265.16 
 Weight (Frances d'Arrusmont, Amer. socialist, b. 1795, 
 
 d. 1852). 
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 Weight (Silas, gov. of N. Y., U. S. senator, etc., 6.1795, 
 d. 1847). 
 
 — Hammond (J. D. ) Life and times of. 1848. 3188.01 
 
 — Jenkins (J. S. ) Life of. 1852 3187.14 
 
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 Wyati (James, Engl adventurer, b. 1707). 
 
 — Life and surprising adventures in Spain, Barbarv, 
 
 etc. 1726-44 1061.24 
 
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 — Thomson (Jftv,. K. B.) Celebrated friendships, v. 1, p. 55-118. 
 
 1861 3253.24 
 
 Wyoheeley (Wm. , Engl, dramatist and poet, b. 1640, d. 
 1715). 
 
 — Dunham (S. A.) Lives, etc., v. 3 3211.16 
 
 — Hunt (L.) Biogr. notice of. [In W.'s Works, 1849.] . 1744.31 
 
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 and Allibone, v. 3. 
 Wycliffe (John, English reformer, b. 1324? d. 1387). 
 - Gilpin (W. ) Lives, etc. 17G6 3185.08 
 
 — Hanna(W.1 Wycliffe and the Huguenots. 3434.12 
 
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 — Rogers (J.E.T.) Historical gleanings, v. 2, p. 3 63. 1870. 3252.22 
 
 — Sterling (J.) Essays and tales, v. 1, p. 30-46 2547.09 
 
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BIOGRAPHY (INDIVIDUAL) : Wycliffe to Zwingli. 
 
 215 
 
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 1858, or Littell, 1854, v. i ; Westm. rev., v. 62, 1864. 
 
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 ences in Poole's Index; works on the church history of En- 
 gland, p. 84 ; histories of the Reformation, p. 99 ; and 
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 — Coleridge (H. J.) Life and letters of. 2 v. 3187.23 
 
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 of Spain, and cardinal, b. 1437, d. 1517). 
 
 — James (G. P. R.) Lives of foreign statesmen, v. 1. .3211.19 
 ^- Myers (F.) Lectures on great men. 1874 3257.20 
 
 — Scott (J. B.) X. compared with Eiohelieu. [In Ms Disserta- 
 
 tions.] 2547.05 
 
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 — Johnson (S.) Lives of the English poets, v. 2. . . . 3263.02 
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 — Jenkins (J.S.) Governors of New York, p. 319-345. 1851. 3247.03 
 ifEAESjjEX (Ann, English poetess, 6. 1756 ? d. 1806). 
 
 — Southey (B.) Uneducated poets. 1836 3261.02 
 
 York (Cardinal of). See Stuabt (Boyal house of), p. 202. 
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 Yokke (Philip, earl of Hardwicke, lord chancellor, b. 
 
 1690, d. 1764). 
 
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 — Waite (Mrs. C. V. ) Mormon prophet and his ha- 
 
 rem. 1866 3187.16 
 
 — McCarthy (J.) Modern leaders. 1872 3257.16 
 
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 Utah and the Mormons. 
 Young (Ohas. Mayne, Engl tragedian, b. 1771, d. 1856). 
 
 — Young (C.J.) Memoir of. 1871. . . .3187.26 
 Same. [Abridged.] Personal reminiscences. Ed. 
 
 by E. H. Stoddard. 1874 3251.14 
 
 See also Bentley's miscel., v. 40, 1856 (by T. P. Grlnsted): 
 Temple bar, June, 1871. 
 Young (Edward, Engl, divine and poet, b. 1681, d. 1765) 
 
 — Bell (R.) Lives of English poets, v. 2 8211 17 
 
 — Johnson (S.) Lives of the English poets, v. 2. . . '. 3263 02 
 
 — Mitford (J.) Life of. \In Y 'a Poet, worlis, v. 1. 1854.] 1696 12 
 
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 Young (Thomas, M.D., Engl physicist, b. 1773, d. 1829). 
 
 — Peacock (G) Life of. 1855 3187.25 
 
 — Arago (D. F. J.) Biographies, etc., v. 2 3263 10 
 
 Eulogy on. [Sm. rep. 1869J 3936 24 
 
 Young (John, gov. of New York Stale, b. 1802, d. 1852). 
 
 — Jenkins (J. S.) Governors of New York,p.793-815. 1851. 3247.03 
 Zeisberger (David, Moravian missionary, 6.1725, d.1808. 
 
 — Came (J.) Lives of eminent missionaries, v. 2, 1833. 3447 17 
 Zenobia, (queen of Palmyra, 267-273). 
 
 — Bruce (J.) Classic portraits, v. 1, p. 282-296 3212 15 
 
 — Clarke (M. C.) World-noted women, p. 61-86. 1868. 3268.07 
 
 — Jameson (Mrs. A.) Lives of female sovereigns. . . 3265.25 
 
 — Owen (Mrs. O. F.) Heroines of history 3261.21 
 
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 myva, a poem, and plays by A. Murphy, and by Metastasio. 
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 ralist, b. 1728, d. 1795), 
 
 — Tissot(M.) Life of. 1797. 3187.29 
 
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 Zinzendorf (Nicolaus Ludwig, graf von, Moravian 
 
 leader, ft. 1700, d. 1760). 
 
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 histories of the Moravians, p. 94. 
 Zinzendorf (Philip Ludwig, graf von, Austrian minister 
 of state, b. 1671, d. 1742). 
 
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 Zisoa (Johann Trocznov, Hussite leader, 1419 ; ft. 1360, 
 
 d. 1424). 
 
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 1771, d. 1848). 
 
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 — Hedge (F. H.) Prose writers of Germany [2735.01] ; Dora 
 
 d'Istria's Switzerland, v. 1, p. 200-215. 
 Zwhsglt (Ulrich, Swiss prot. reformer, b. 1484, d. 1531). 
 
 — Blackburn (W. M.) Ulrich Zwingli, the patriotic 
 
 reformer. 1«68 3434.04 
 
 — Christoff 1 (E.) Zwingli ; or, the rise of the refor- 
 
 mation in Switzerland. 1858 3434.10 
 
 — Hess (J. G.) Life of. 1812 3187.18 
 
 — Croly ;G.) Historical sketches, p. 153-204. 1842.. .2521.22 
 
 — Dora d'lstria (Oomtesse). Switzerland, efc.,v.l, p. 240-308. 3434.02 
 
 — Taggart (E.) Leading reformers. 1843 3432.18 
 
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 (Life of Zuingli, by R. D. C. Bobbins); Fraser's mag., v. 53, 
 1856, or Littell, v. 13, 1856 ; North Brit, rev., v. 29, 1858 ; v. 
 49, 1868. 
 
 See also general works on the Reformation, p. 99, by 
 Merle d'Aubigne (Books viii., xi., xvi.), and other writers ; 
 and histories of Switzerland. 
 
 Note.— Readers are reminded that the titles of works which are abbreviated in this class, under the names of their subjects, 
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216 
 
 BIOLOGY-BIRDS. 
 
 Biology. 
 
 [Note.— The province of Biology is defined to be the 
 study of living organisms, irrespective of their exact na- 
 ture and position, and includes in its widest definition the 
 kindred sciences of Zoology and Botany. • Dealing with 
 organic structures and functions,' says Herbert Spencer, 
 ' in counection with their causes, conditions, concomi- 
 tants, and consequences.'] 
 
 1. G-eneral Introductions. 
 
 — MacGinley (T. C.) Introduction to the study of 
 
 general biology. [1874.] 4713.05 
 
 — Nicholson (K A.) Introduction to the study of 
 
 biology. 1872 4713.04 
 
 — Spencer (II.) Principles of biology. 2 v. 5416.12 
 
 Note. — An application of the author's general system of 
 evolutionary philosophy to the phenomena of Biology. 
 
 — Stevenson (S. H.) Boys and girls in biology. 4722.22 
 
 2. Life and Organization. 
 
 — Barclay (J. ) Inquiry into the opinions, ancient 
 
 and modern, concerning life and organizations. 
 1822 4723.15 
 
 - Bastian (H.) Modes of origin of lowest organisms. 
 1871 4723.18 
 
 Beginnings of life : modes of origin and trans- 
 formations of lower organisms. 2 v. 1872. 4723.20 
 
 — Beale (L. S.) Bioplasm : an introd. to the study of 
 
 physiology and medicine. 1872. . . . 4325.21 
 Life theories : their influence upon religious 
 
 thought. 1871 4325.20 
 
 The mystery of life : an essay in reply to Dr. 
 
 Gull's attack on the theory of vitality in his Har- 
 
 veian oration for 1870 4325.19 
 
 Based upon his essay in Fortnightly rev., v. 14, 1870. 
 
 — Clark (H. J. ) Mind in nature ; origin of life and 
 
 mode of development. 1865 4717.24 
 
 — Dana (A. 11.) Inductive inquiries. 1S73. 2521.25 
 
 — Duncan (J.S.) Analogies of organized beings. 4734.01 
 
 — Flourens (P.) De la vie et de l'intelligence. 2e ed. 
 
 1858 4327.09 
 
 — Green (J. H.) Vital dynamics. 1840. . . 4327.06 
 
 — Grindon (L. H.) Life ; its nature, varieties, and 
 
 phenomena. 1867 4723.05 
 
 — Herdman (J.) Causes and phenomena of animal 
 
 life. 1795 4325.29 
 
 — Hinion (J.) Life in natare. 1872. . . . 4723.19 
 
 — Laycock (T.) Mind and brain, v. 1, p. 320-425. . . . 6414.15 
 
 — Maudsley (H.) Theory of vitality [In Body and mind.] 4333!l5 
 
 — Metcalfe (S. L.) Life— hist, of ancient and modern opinions 
 
 concerning it. [In his Caloric, p. 455-506. 1843.] 
 
 — Mind, life, and motion ; with the law of their rela- 
 
 tions to matter, [anon.] N.Y., 1857. 8°. 4326.24 
 
 — Murphy (J. J.) Habit and intelligence, v. 1, p. 84- 
 
 166 5425.01 
 
 — Paine (M.) Physiology of the. soul and instinct, as 
 
 distinguished from materialism. 1872. . 3581.24 
 
 — Papillon (F.) Nature and life. 1875. . . 4723.25 
 
 — Philip (A.P. W.) Of the vital powers. [In Inquiry, etc.] 4323.03 
 
 — Phillips (J. ) Life on the earth, its origin and suc- 
 
 cession. 1860 4723.06 
 
 — Philostratus, pseud. Somatopsychonologia : body 
 
 and mind. [Pamphleteer, v. 24, 1824.] 5028.24 
 
 — Smith (J. 2iT.) On the science of sensibility, (intel- 
 
 ligence,) or simple element of soul ; and the spirit 
 of life and origin of species, and natural cause of 
 the constancy of each species to its type. 4913.13 
 
 — Spallanzani (L.) Dissertations relative to the natural 
 
 history of animals and vegetables. 2 v. 4727.06 
 
 — Taylor (I.) Mind in form. [With Ultimate civilization.] 2644.04 
 
 3. Protoplasm. 
 
 — Beale {L. S.) Protoplasm ; or life, force, and matter 
 
 1S70 4325.17 
 
 — Drysdale (J. ) Protoplasmic theory of life. 4325.32 
 
 — Huxley (T.H.) On the physical basis of life, tin his Lay ser- 
 
 mons. 1870.] "... 4712.15 
 
 Repr. from Fortu. rev., v. 11, 1869. Commented upon in 
 Fortn. rev., v. 11, 1869, by John Young ; and in NewEog- 
 lander, v. 29, 1870, by H. C. Kingsley. 
 
 — Ross (J. ) On protoplasm : exam, of Stirling's criti- 
 
 cism on Huxley. 1874 4325.33 
 
 — Stirling (J. H.) As regards protoplasm in relation 
 
 to Huxley's essay on the physical basis of life 
 
 1869 4325.18 
 
 Same. New ed. 1873 4325.18 
 
 4£g= See also, in general alphabet, Botany ;— Evolution ;— 
 Heredity ;— Life-insurance ; — Longevity ;— Materialism ; 
 — Medicine (Body and mind — Physiology) ; — Natural 
 history (Comparative anatomy — Darwinian and other evolu- 
 tionary theories — Reproduction — Spontaneous generation- 
 Zoology) ; — Vital statistics. 
 
 Bion. Bucolica. Epigrammata. Gr. et Lat. Eecog. 
 C. P. Ameis. Parisiis, Didot, 1857. 8°. . 7766.17 
 
 — Idylls. Literal translation , by J. Banks ; metrical 
 
 by J. M. Chapman. London, 1853. 12°. 1693.17 
 Same. Tr. by F. Fawkes [Chalmers's Engl, poets, v. 20, 
 
 1810.] 1626.20 
 
 See also Contemp. rev., v. 17,1871 (Bion and Moschus,by 
 
 Rev. J. Davies). 
 Bioplasm. See Biology. (Protoplasm, p. 216). 
 Birch (S.B.) Constipated bowels. 3d London ed. Ph., 
 
 1868. 12° 4324.05 
 
 Birch (Samuel). Ancient history from the monuments. 
 
 Egypt to B.c. 300. N.Y., 1875. 12 c . . .1091.27 
 
 — History of ancient pottery. 2 v. London. 8°. 1453.02 
 
 — Introd. to the study of Egyptian hieroglyphs [ With 
 
 Wjlkinson (J. G.) Egyptians, etc. 1857.] 1082.14 
 
 B:'rch (Thomas). Collection of the state papers of J. 
 
 Thurloe, 1638-J60]. 7 v. L., 1742. fbl. . 1087.01 
 
 — Heads of illustrious persons of Great Britain, en- 
 
 graved by Houbraken and Vertue, with lives. 
 London. 1832. fol N.27.12 
 
 — Life of Sir Walter Ralegh. [In E.'s Works, v. 1. 1751.] 5064.09 
 
 Same. [In B.'s Works, v. 1. 1829.] 5064.13 
 
 Birchall (James). England under the Tudors. Newed. 
 
 1870. 12° 452.09 
 
 Bird (Rev. Charles). Sermon on christian charity. Lon- 
 1826. 8°. [Pamphleteer, v. 26.] . . .5058.26 
 Bird (Christopher). On the extension of the jurisdic- 
 tion of justices of the peace. [In Pamphleteer, 
 v. 26. 1820.] 
 Bird (Joseph). Protection against fire, and the best 
 means of putting out fires. N. Y. , 1873. 12°. 3926.32 
 Bird's-eye views of society. B. Doyle. 1864. 1456.17 
 Bird and the bell : poems. C. P. Cranch. . . 1633.28 
 
 1. Taxidermy. Bird-stufHng, and Preserving of 
 Birds, Eggs, and Nests. 
 
 Avis (R.) Bird-preserving, bird-mounting, and the 
 preservation of eggs. 1870 4813 07 
 
 Birds' nests and eggs-collecting. [Sm. rep., 1868.] .' . 3936 13 
 
 Coues^ (E. ) Field ornithology, comprising a manual of 
 instruction for procuring, preparing, and preserv- 
 ing birds, and a check-list of North American 
 birds. 1874 4818.07 
 
 Hurting (J.E.) Hints on shore shooting ; with chapter 
 on skinning and preserving birds. 1871. 4615 31 
 
 — Instructions in collecting nests and eggs of North America 
 [Sm. miscel. col., v. 2. I860.] .... 3935 12 
 
 Maynard (0. J.) Naturalist's guide. .' .' 4723 12 
 Newton (A.) Suggestion for saving parts of birds.' Sm. reu 
 
 looO Wif IK 
 
 Wurdeman (Q.) On obtaining specimens of flamingoes and 
 and other birds of South Florida. [Sm. rep., I860 ] 393(U5 
 
 BIRDS, OR ORNITHOLOGY. 
 
 2. General and Miscellaneous Works. 
 
 Arrangement of families of. [Sm. miscel. coll., v. 8.] . . 3936.18 
 Boner (O.) Forest creatures. [Capercaile. Eagle.] 1861. . 4722.01 
 Brehn(O.L.) Cassell's book of birds. 4 v. 4818.01 
 Burroughs (J. ) Wake llobin. [Birds and their ha- 
 bits.] 1871 4812.16 
 
 Cassin (J.) Ornithology. 4°. With atlas, foL v. 2. 1858. 
 
 [U. S. explor. exped, v. 8.] 4728 08 
 
 Figuier (£.) Beptiles and birds. 1870. . .481716 
 Fuller ( T. ) Ornithologie or the speech of birds. 3553.21 
 Barling (J. E. ) Ornithology of Shakespeare. 4815.07 
 Jackson (T.) Our feathered companions. . .4815.04 
 Kirhy (M. and E) Beautiful birds in far-off lands. 
 
 1872. 4813.12 
 
 Micheltt (J. ) The bird. 1870 1817.17 
 
 — L'oiseau. 1867 4812.18 
 
 Natural history of birds. 1850. [H. P. L.] . 4812.14 
 
 in asking for books, use the ■■ Book Order," giving the AH raoR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
BIRDS -BIRTHDAYS. 
 
 217 
 
 NUzsch (C. L.) Pterylography. From the German. 
 
 Ed. by P. L. Sohlater. 1867. [Ray soc] 4749.10 
 Poetical aviary, with a bird's-eye view of the English 
 
 poets. 1841 4811.15 
 
 Buskin, (J.) Love's meinie. Lectures on Greek and 
 
 English birds. 1873 4815.08 
 
 Stanley (E) Familiar history of birds. 1835. 4812.11 
 Swaiuson (W.) Natural history and classification of 
 
 birds. 2v. 1836 4812.02 
 
 While (A.) Popular history of birds. 1855. . 4812.12 
 Wood {J. Q.) My feathered friends. . . .4812.13 
 
 3. Cage and Song Birds. 
 
 Bechstein (J. M.) Cage and chamber birds. . 4813.03 
 Buist (£'. A) Bird3 : their cages and .keep. . 4813.09 
 Dixon (R S.) Dovecote and aviary. 1851. .4817.16 
 Maling ( R A. ) Song birds ; how to keep them. 4812. 04 
 Angley (J. 0.) Our Engl, song birds. [In his De Clifford the 
 
 philosopher. 1847.] 1612.31 
 
 Canary. 
 Avis (B.), pseudon. The canary, its history, varieties, 
 
 management, and breeding. 1870. . . 4813.05 
 
 Eidd(W.) The canary 4813.08 
 
 Smith (F.) The canary : its variety, management, and 
 
 breeding. 1868 4813.04 
 
 4. Various other Birds. 
 
 Fly<atchers. 
 Swainson (W.) Fly-catcherB. [Jardine Nat. lib., v. 18.] 4711.13 
 Game-birds. 
 [See also books on Sporting, p. 25.] 
 Jardine (Sir W.) Game-birds. [In his Nat. libr., v. 8.] . 4711 .08 
 Roosevelt (B. B.) Game-birds of the coast and lakes of 
 the Northern States of America. 1866. . 4616.13 
 See also Eraser's mag., v. 45, 1862; Quar. rev., v. 118, 1865. 
 Humming Birds. 
 Jardine (SirW) Humming birds. [In Ms Nat. lib., v. 6-7.] 4711.06 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 6, 1860 ; Fraser's mag., v. 
 65, 1862. 
 
 Parrots. 
 
 Selby (P. J.) Parrots. [Jardine Nat. libr., v. 10.] . . . 4711.10 
 
 Pigeons. 
 
 Dixon {E S.) The dovecote and the aviary : natural 
 
 history and management. 1851. . . . 4813.06 
 
 Selby (P. J.) Pigeons. [Jardine Nat. libr., v. 9.] . . . 4711.09 
 
 Swallows. 
 
 Forster ( T.) Observations on the brumal retreat of the 
 
 swallow. 4th ed. [Pamphleteer, ?. 4.] 5058.04 
 
 Sun-birds. 
 
 Jardine (Sir W.) Sun-birds. [Jardine Nat. libr., v. 5.] . 4711.05 
 
 — Gallinaceous birds. Tnrkey, cook, pheasant, ben, etc. [In 
 
 his Nat. Ubr., v. 14, 1853.] 4711.14 
 
 See also Agriculture {Poultry, p. 8). 
 Trogonidas. 
 
 Gould (J.) 'Monograph, etc. 1838. 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 65, 1857 (Books, ravens, crows, 
 and (.houghs ; magpies) ; v. 56 (Magpies, jays, and nut- 
 crackers ; Boilers and kingfishers ; v. 67 (Bee-eaters, wry- 
 necks, creepers ; Woodpeckers, gulls, albatrosB) ; v. 68 
 (Men of war birds, boobies, noddies ; Cormorants, Peli- 
 cans ; Snake birds ; v. 76 (Birds of Norfolk). 
 
 5. Birds of Various Countries. 
 
 Africa. 
 Swainson (W.) Birds of western Africa. 2 v. [Jardine Nat. lib., 
 V. 11-12.] 4711.11 
 
 Layard (JE £.) Birds of South Africa. 1867. 4815.03 , 
 
 America. 
 
 Allen [J. A.) On the mammals and winter birds of east Florida 
 with sketoh of the bird farinas of eastern North America' 
 [Bulletin of the Museum of cornp. zoology, v. 2 ] . 4736 20 
 
 Audubon (J. J.) Birds of America. 7 v. 1856. 4817.01 
 
 Bailey (W. L.) Our own birds ; a familiar natural his- 
 tory of the birds of the United States. . 4812 15 
 
 Baird (S. F.) Catalogue of North American birds, chiefly in the 
 museum of the Smithson. inBt. 1859. [Sm. miscel. coll., 
 v. 2.) 3935 12' 
 
 — Mammals, birds, etc. [In Emory's TJ. S. and Mexican boun- 
 
 dary survey, v. 2 ] 1127.02 
 
 — Preliminary report. [Pacific R.E. reports, v. 9.] . 1127 02 
 
 — Eeview of American birds. [Sm rep., 1865.] . . .3936 20 
 
 — Review, etc. [Sm. miscel. col., v. 12.] 3935 22 
 
 — Brewer ( T. M. ) and Bidgway (R. ) History of North 
 
 American birds. *Land birds, niust. 3 v. 4818.10 
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 aischylus 1712.02 
 
 — Newreadingsin Hermann's 
 
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 AmuiianuB Marcellinus.423.27 
 AntoninuB(M.Aurelius)5434.02 
 
 Apuleius 123.05 
 
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 1853 6434.03 
 
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 1833 6334.02 
 
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 Riley 6213.0G 
 
 Diogenes Laertius : Lives and 
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 Euripides. 2 v. . . 1723.14 
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 Heliodorus, Longus, and Achil- 
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 Herodotus 422.10 
 
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 Thucydides. . . . 923.01 
 
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 — Satires. Tr. with some account of his life and writ- 
 
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 — ■ Shelley [M. W.) Lives, etc., v. 1 3211.24 
 
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 1853. 12° 1122.06 
 
 Note. — Title on back reads ' Minnesota as it is.' 
 Bond (William Cranch). History and description of 
 
 the astronomical observatory of Harvard college. 
 
 Cambridge, (Mass.) 1856. 4°. . . . . 4038.01 
 
 — Observations of solar spots, 1847-49. [Annals of the observ. 
 
 of Harv. coll., v. 7. 1871. 4°.] 4038.07 
 
 — Observations on the planet Saturn, at the observ. of 
 
 Harv. coll., 1847-57. O, (Mass.) 1857. 4°. 4038.02 
 
 Boner (Charles). Chamoi3 hunting in the mountains 
 
 of Bavaria and in the Tyrol. L.,1880. 12°. 4615.17 
 
 — Forest creatures. [Wild boar, deer, eagle, capercaile.] 
 
 Londou, 1861. 12°. 4722.04 
 
 — Guide for travellers in the plain and on the moun- 
 
 tain. London, [n.d.] 16° 932.14 
 
 — Transylvania; products and people.L., 1865.8°. 964.13 
 Bones. See Medicine. (Bones ; — Osteology.) 
 
 Bonnard (Camille). ^Costumes historiques. See Mebouei (P.) 
 
 Bonnechose (Emile de). History of France to the rev- 
 olution of 1848. Ed. by S. O. Beeton. 2 v. in 1. 
 London, 1868. 8° 515.28 
 
 Bonnemere (A.) Les dragonnades sous Louis XIV. 
 Histoire des camisards. 2eed. P., 1869. 16°. 522.01 
 
 Bonner (John). Child's history of Greece. [To 1857.] 
 2 v. New York, 1857. 16° 422.17 
 
 — Child's history of Rome. 2 v. N.Y., 1856. 16°. 433.21 
 
 — Child's hist, of the U.S. 3 v. N.Y., 1866. 16°. 572.01 
 Bonnet (Charles). The contemplation of nature. From 
 
 the French. 2 v. London, 1766. 12°. . 4722.13 
 
 Bonneville (Benj. L. E.) living (W.) Adventures of 
 
 Bonneville in the Rocky Mountains and the far 
 
 West. New York. 1855. 12° 1114.08 
 
 Bonorni (J.) Nineveh and its palaces. 3d ed. Lon- 
 don, 1853. 12° 1054.14 
 
 — Proport.ons of the human figure, as handed down 
 
 to us by Vitruvius. With the method of measuring 
 the figure by J.Gibson. L.,1872. 8°. . . 1430.11 
 Bonpland (Aime).6'ceHumboldt(F.H.A.) Personal ua.r.,ek. 1155.02 
 Bontier (Pierre) and Le Verrier (Jean). The Canu- 
 rian, or book of the conquest and conversion of 
 the Canarians in 1402, by Jean de Bethencourt 
 Tr. and ed. by R. H. Major. London, Hdktuylsoc, 
 
 1S72. 8° 1096.01 
 
 Bonwick (James). Curious facts of old colonial days 
 [in Australia]. L., 1870. 16° 1062.08 
 
 — The Mormons and the silver mines [of the West]. 
 
 London, 1872. 12° 3454.11 
 
 Bonynge (F. ) Future wealth of America. New York, 
 
 18o2. 12° 5916.03 
 
 Book. See also Boke, and Booke. 
 
 Book about boys. See Hope (A. E.) 2632.14 
 
 Book about doctors. See Jeaflreson (J. C.) 3252.09 
 
 Book about dominies. See Hope (A. R.) 6613 JI 
 
 Book about lawyers. See Jeaflreson (J. C.) 326 ^-J° 
 
 Book about the clergy. See Jeaflreson (J. 0.) . . ■ • a5 <» .11 
 Book (The) and itB story. See Banyard (L.N.) . . . . 3736.W 
 
 Book for a corner. See Hunt (L.) 2533.1)3 
 
 Book for governesses. By one of them, [anon.] Edin- 
 burgh, 1858. 16° 5512.20 
 
 Book (History of a). See Oarey (Annie) 2 ">J •}• 
 
 Book of authors. See Russell (W. 0.) ' i75U " 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
BOOK-BORE. 
 
 223 
 
 Book of beauty. [In Landon (L. E.) Works, v. 2.] . . 6047.05 
 Book of beauty; or regal gallery. Ed. by the countess 
 
 of Blessington. London, 1849. 8°. . . 3268.05 
 Book of birthdays; or, anniversary poetry, [anon.] L., 
 
 1866. 10° 1611.32 
 
 Book of comic speeches. See Spencer (A. J.) .... C33-l.ll 
 Book of common prayer. See Biblical ana religious, lit., p. 97. 
 Book of costume : or annals of fashion. By a lady of 
 
 rank. London, 1817. 8° 6625.16 
 
 Book of days. See Chambers (E.) 6218.24 
 
 Book of dignities. See Haydn (J.) 6613.16 
 
 Book of elegant extracts [prose and verse], illus. by emi- 
 nent artists, [anon.'] Edin., [1868.] sin. 4°. 1163.01 
 
 Book of golden deeds. See Yonge (C. M.) 6215.27 
 
 Book of golden thoughts. See Attwell (H.) 1871. . . 6213.27 
 Book of household pets, and how to manage them. 
 
 [anon.] New York, 1866. 16°. . . . 4722.09 
 Book of humorous poetry. Illustrated by O. A. Doyle. 
 
 [anon.] Edinburgh, [n. d.] 16°. . . . 1652.08 
 Book of knots. By * Tom Bowling. ' [pseud.] London, 
 
 1870. 16°. 4517.20 
 
 Book of Mormon. Translated by Joseph Smith, jr. 
 
 N.Y., [n. d.] 12°. 3757.19 
 
 Same. 4th ed. Liverpool, 1854. 18°. . 3757.20 
 
 Book of nature. See Napier (0.0. G.) 4727.11 
 
 Book of nouseDse. See Lear (E.) 6212.09 
 
 Book of Orm : a prelude to the epic. See Buchanan (B.) 1623.20 
 
 Book of praise. See Palmer (R.j 1675.09 
 
 Book of quinte essence; or the fifth being. Ed. by F. 
 
 J. Furaivall. L., 1866. 8°. [Early Eng. T. soc, 
 
 no. 16.] . • 7913.05 
 
 Book of rights. With translation and notes, by J. 
 
 ODonovan. Lublin, 1847. 8° 491.24 
 
 Book of snobs. See Thackeray (W. iff.) ; in Fiction class-list. 
 
 Book of sports. See Egan (Pierce) 4613.2,7 
 
 Book of summer resorts. See Sweetser (0. H.) 1868. . 1112.14 
 Book of the artists. See Tnckerman (H. T.) . . . . 1415.09 
 
 Book of the church. See Southey (EobertJ 3444.12 
 
 Book of the Court. See Thorns (W. J.) 6612.04 
 
 Book of the dead. [In Bunsen iC.C.J.) Egypt's place, v.5.] 1075.07 
 Book of the East, and other poems. See .Stoddard (E. H.) 1687.23 
 Book of the sonnet. See Hunt (L.) and Lee (S. A.) . . 1662.01 
 
 Book of the world. See Fisher (P.. S.) 915.01 
 
 Book of trades. See Wylde (J.) 3914.13 
 
 Book of travels of a doctor of physic ; observations in 
 
 two continents, [anon.] Phil., 1871. 12°. 941.23 
 Book without a name. See Morgan {Sir T., and lady). . 2541.02 
 Book-binding. 
 
 — Nicholson [J. B.) Art of 1856 2722.03 
 
 — Walker (K) Art of. 1850 2722.02 
 
 See also N. A. rev., v. 79, 1854 (Bibliopegia). 
 
 Book-hunter. See Burton (J. H.) 2763.13 
 
 Book-keepin g. 
 
 — Bryant (K B.), Stratum {H. D.). and Packard (S. S.) 
 
 National book-keeping. 1861 4015.02 
 
 — Crittenden (S. W.) Treatise on book-keeping. 4015.03 
 
 — Folsom (H. G.) Logical book-keeping. Double en- 
 
 try. 1873 4015.08 
 
 — Baddon (J. ) Book-keeping, and commercial phrase- 
 
 ology. 1861 4015.07 
 
 — Hanaford (L. B.) and Payson (J. W.) Book-keep- 
 
 ing, by single and double entry. 1858. . 4015.05 
 Same. 1S59 4015.06 
 
 — Krepp {F, C. ) Statistical book-keeping. 1858. 4015.01 
 
 — Marsh (C. C.) Bank book-keeping, and joint stock 
 
 accounts. 1864 4018.22 
 
 Science of book-keeping. 1855. . . . 4015.04 
 
 — Sutherland (H. ) National practical columnar system 
 
 of mercantile book-keeping, by double entry. 
 1857 4015.00 
 
 — Turner (T.) Epitome of book-keeping by double 
 
 entry. 1804 4015.09 
 
 Booke of demeanor. [E. E. T. soc, v. 10.] . 7913.10 
 Booke of precedence : ed. by E. J. Furaivall. [E. E. 
 
 T. soc. Extra ser., no. 8.] 7913.18 
 
 Booker (Rev. John). History of the ancient chapel of 
 
 Birch, in Manchester parish. London, 1859. 4°. 
 
 [Chethamsoc., v. 47.] 5095.07 
 
 — Hist, of the ancient chapel of Denton, in Manchester 
 
 parish. L.,1855. 4°. [Chethamsoc, v. 37.] 5094.38 
 
 — Hist, of the ancient chapels of Didsbury and Chorl- 
 
 ton, in Manchester parish. London, 1857. 4°. 
 
 [Chethamsoc, v. 42.] 5095.02 
 
 Books. 
 
 — Alcott [A. B.) Tablets, p. 127-139. 1868 2512.17 
 
 — Emerson [B. W.) Society and solitude, p. 1C-199. 1870. 2524.03 
 
 Repr. from Atlantic monthly, v. 1, 1867. 
 
 — Maurice (F. D.) Friendship of books, p. 61-91. 1874. 2535.19 
 
 — Power (J.) Handy-book about books 2722 07 
 
 ■ See also Atlantic monthly, v. 14, 1864 (The Cadmean mad- 
 ness, by W. L. Symonds) ; v. 4, 1869 (Books and the reading 
 thereof, by Paul Potter). 
 
 US' In the general alphabet see Bibliography, p. 108 ■— 
 Book-binding, p. 200 ;— Libraries ; —Literature ; —Print- 
 ing ;— Heading. 
 Bookseller (The). A newspaper of British and foreign 
 
 literature. London, 1870-74. 8°. . . . 
 Booksellers and Bookselling. 
 
 — (.'unstable (T.) Archibald Constable and his literary 
 
 correspondents. 3 v. 1873 3041.11 
 
 — Curwen {II.) History of booksellers, the old and the 
 
 new. 1873 2711.26 
 
 — Dingman (J. H.) Directory of the booksellers, sta- 
 
 tioners, newsdealers, and music dealers, and list 
 of libraries in the United States and Canada. 
 [1870.] 2713.12 
 
 — Knighl(G.) Shadows of old booksellers. 1865. 2712.18 
 
 — Saunders (F.) Salad for the social, p. 17-62. 1856. . 2542.11 
 
 See, above, references under Books ;— also Copyright ; — 
 
 Publishing. 
 
 Boole (George). Investigation of the laws of thought, 
 
 on which are founded the mathematical theories 
 
 of logic and probabilities. L., 1851. 8°. 5428.35 
 
 — Treatise on differential equations. 3d ed. London, 
 
 1873. 12°. 4012.23 
 
 Same. Supplementary vol. L., 1865. 12°. 4012.24 
 
 — Treatise on the calculus of finite differences. 2d ed. 
 
 Ed. by J. F. Moulton. Lond., 1872. 12°. 4012.32 
 Boole ( Rev. W. H. ) Thanksgiving offering, and report 
 
 of the home for women. N.Y., [1872.] 18°. 5825.00 
 Boomerang. Lowering (J.) Australian weapon, etc. [In Amer. 
 
 assoc. for prom, of science, v. 12.] 3946.12 
 
 Boone (Daniel). See Biography, p. 123. 
 
 Boone (H. H. ) and Cook (Theodore P. ) Life sketches 
 
 of executive officers and members of the legislature 
 
 of the State of N.Y. Alb., 1870. 8°. . . . 3243.15 
 Booth (Arthur John). Robert Owen, the founder of 
 
 socialism in England. London, 1869. 12°. 3135.15 
 
 — Saint Simon and Saint Simonism. London, 1871. 
 
 8° 5812.12 
 
 Booth (E. Charton). Another England : life in Victo- 
 ria. London, 1869. 12°. ..".... 1062.07 
 Booth (Henry). Account of the Liverpool and Man- 
 chester railway. Phila., 1831. 8°. . . 3907.03 
 Booth (James C.) Beport on mineralogy. [Pacific It. E. routes. 
 Eeports, V. 2.] 1127.02 
 
 — and Morfit (O.) Eecent chemical improvements. 1852. LSm. 
 
 miscel. coll., v. 2.J 3935.12 
 
 Booth (John). Epigrams, ancient and modern. Lon- 
 don, 1863. 12° 6212.05 
 
 Booth (Mary L. ) Clock and watchmaker's manual. 
 New York, 18C0. 12° 3932.19 
 
 — History of the city of New York, to the present 
 
 time. New York, 1859. 8° 613.23 
 
 Booth (Wm. ) Instructions upon the purchase of War- 
 rington. [Chetham miscel., v. 3.] . . 5095.17 
 Boothby (Sir Brooke). Observations on [Burke's] Ap- 
 peal from the new to the old Whigs, and on Mr. 
 Paine's "Bights of man. "Dub., 1792. 8°. 5715.27 
 Boots and Shoes. 
 
 — Ball (<7. S. ) Book of the feet : history of boots and 
 
 shoes. 1847 3941.10 
 
 Bopp (Franz). Comparative grammar of the Sanskrit, 
 Zend, Greek, Latin, Lithuanian, Gothic, German, 
 and Sclavonic languages. From the German by E. 
 B. Eastwick. 3d ed. 3 v. Lond., 1862. 8°. 6412.19 
 Borcke (Heros von), pseud. Memoirs of the confederate 
 war for independence. [Dep't of Va.] 2 v. Edin., 
 
 1866. 12° 631.04 
 
 Borde (Andrew). First book of the introduction of 
 knowledge. Dyetary of helth. London, 1870. 8°. 
 
 [E. E. T. S., no. 10.] 7913.19 
 
 Bordeaux. See Countries. (Bordeaux.) 
 Bordelon (Abbe' L.) History of the ridiculous extra- 
 vagancies of monsieur Oufle. From the French. 
 
 London, 1711. 8° 3812.28 
 
 Border and Bastille. See Lawrence (G. A.) 642.22 
 
 Border antiquities. See *Scott (Walter). 2 v 956.17 
 
 Border reminiscences. See Marcy (E. B.) 1124.20 
 
 Border land of science. See Proctor (E. A.) 3915.17 
 
 Bordley (J. B.) Essays and notes on husbandry. 
 
 Phila., 1801. 12° 6123.09 
 
 Bore' (Eugene). Armenie. Paris, 1838. 8°. . 902.29 
 
 In asking for booka, use the •' Beok Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
224 
 
 BORGIA -BOTANY. 
 
 Borgia family. See Biography, p. 123. 
 
 Borgias (The) ; or, Italy in the fifteenth century : an 
 historical drama, [anon.] L., 1815. 8°. 1715.00 
 
 Bormann (Mij.-gen. — ). Shrapnel shell in England 
 and in Belgium. 2ded. Brussels, 1862. 8°. 4515.11 
 
 Borneo. See Countries. {Borneo.) 
 
 Borough (tSir John). Notes of the treaty at Bipon be- 
 tween Charles I. and the Covenanters, 1640. Ed. 
 by J. Bruce. L., Camden soc, 1869. 4°. . 5114.04 
 
 Borough (The). [In Pollock (E.) Poetical works. I860.] 1634.13 
 
 Borri (Cristofero). *Accouut of Cochin-China. [In Pinkerton's 
 voyages, v. 9.] 926.09 
 
 Borrow (George). Bible in Spain. New York, 1853. 
 8° 985.01 
 
 Same. 3 v. 1843. 12° 985.15 
 
 — Gypsies of Spain. New York, 1853. 8°.. 985.01 
 
 — Lavengro ; the scholar — the gypsy — the priest. 3 v. 
 
 London, 1851. 12° 135.04 
 
 — Bomano lavo-lil : word-book of the Romany ; or 
 
 English gypsy language. L.,1874. 12°. 5835.08 
 
 — Bomantic ballads, from the Danish; and miscellane- 
 
 ous pieces. London, 1826. 8° 1615.16 
 
 — Bomany Eye; sequel to "Lavengro." 2 v. London, 
 
 1857. 12° 135.07 
 
 — Wild Wales : its people, language, and scenery. 
 
 New ed. London, 1862. 12°. .... 951.02 
 
 — The Zincali ; or gipsies of Spain. 2 v. London, 
 
 1843. 12° 982.19 
 
 — Smiles {S.) Brief biographies, 1861 3263.16 
 
 Borthwick (J. Douglas). Battles of the world, alpha- 
 betically arranged. Montreal, 1866. 8°. . 443.23 
 
 Bory de Saint Vincent (J. B. G. M.) Bes diverses des 
 trois oceans. Paris, 1840. 8°. [Univers. ] 901. 18 
 
 Bos (Lambert). On Greek ellipses [Seager's Abr., v. 1.] 6411.08 
 
 Bosanquet (Samuel B. ) New system of logic, adapted 
 to moral philosophy. 2d ed. L., 1870. 12°. 5434.22 
 
 Boscobel tracts relating to the escape of Charles II 
 after the battle of Worcester. Ed. by J. Hughes. 
 Edinburgh, 1857. 8° 3034. 26 
 
 Bosman (Wm.) * Description of the coast of Guinea, 1700. [In 
 Pinkerton's voyages, v. 16.] 926.16 
 
 Bosporus (The). See Countries. {Bosporus.) 
 
 Bosquett (Abraham). Treatise on duelling. L., 1818. 8°. [Pam- 
 phleteer, V. 12, p. 79-123.] 6058.12 
 
 Bossuet (Jacques Benigne). Discours sur l'histoire I 
 univ. 3e ed. Paris, 1815. 16°. .... 412.16 j 
 
 — History of the variations of the protestant churches 
 
 2 v. Dublin, 1829. 8° 3523.01 
 
 — (Euvres philosophique3. Paris, 1843. 8°. . 3523.03 
 
 Contents : De la connaissance de Dieu et de soi-meme 
 Traite du libre arbitre. Elevations a Dieu. Traite de la 
 concupiscence. 
 
 — Sermons choisis. Paris, 1845. 16°. . . . 3523.04 
 ■ — Universal history, to Charlemagne. Erom the French 
 
 London, 1810. 8° 412.19 
 
 /JS» For notices of B., see Biography, p. 123. 
 
 Bossuet and his contemporaries. See Farrar (H. 8.) . 3023.30 
 
 Bost (Jean August™ ). History of the Bohemian and 
 
 Moravian brethren. From the French: abridged 
 
 London, 1834. 12° 3452.05 
 
 — Letters and biography of Felix Neff. Tr. by M A. 
 
 Wyatt. London, 1843. 16° 3133.05 
 
 Boston, {Mass.) See Countries, etc. {Boston.) 
 
 Boston book. Boston, 1841. 8° 2513.24 
 
 Boston lectures, 1870. Christianity and scepticism. 
 
 Boston, 1870. 12° 3523.21 
 
 — Same, 1871. Questions in biblical criticism. Boston 
 
 1871. 12° 3523.22 
 
 — Same, 1872. Important traits of christian doctrine 
 
 and experience, and of leading facts in the life of 
 
 Christ. Boston, 1872. 12°. 3523.22 
 
 Boston quarterly review. [Ed. by O. A. Brownson 1 
 
 v. 2-5. Boston, 1839-42. 8°. 
 
 Bos-well (Sir Alexander). Poetical works. Ed. with 
 
 memoir, by B. H Smith. G., 1871. 16°. 1622.24 
 Bos-well (James). Account of Corsica, and memoirs 
 
 of Pascal Paoli. 2d ed. London, 1768. 8°. 975.15 
 
 — Life of Samuel Johnson, including a journal of his 
 
 tour to the Hebrides. New ed.,with additions and 
 notes, by J. W. Croker ; with two supplementary 
 vols, of Johnsoniana, by Hawkins, Piozzi, Murphy 
 and others. 10 v. L., 1839. 16°. . . . 3091.18 
 Contents : v. 1-8. Life of Johnson. 4-5. Tour to the He- 
 brides. 9-10. Johnsoniana. 
 
 — — Same. London, 1852. 8°. 3093.10 
 
 ■ Same. Ed. with notes, etc. by E. Malone. L., 
 
 [1872.] 8° 3093.12 
 
 tS" For biogr. notices of B. see Biography, p. 123. 
 
 Bosworth (Joseph). Compendious Anglo-Saxon and 
 
 English dictionary. London, 184s. 8°. 6435.07 
 
 Botanic garden. See Darwin (E.) 1635.21 
 
 BOTANY". 
 
 Agricultural Botany. 
 
 [See Agriculture {Agricultural Botany), p. 7.] 
 
 Algae, Seaweeds, etc. 
 
 Cocks (J. ) Seaweed collector's guide. 1853. .4826.24 
 Cohn (K ) Abstract of the nat. hist, of protococcus plu- 
 
 vialis ; by G. Busk. Ed. by A. Henfrey. Ray soc, 
 
 „ „ ly53 4744.02 
 
 (afford (J. ) Marine botanist : British seaweeds. 3d 
 
 ed. 1853 
 
 Harvey { W.H.) Marine alga. Pt. 1, Melanospermese ; pt. 2 Eho- 
 
 dospermeta ; pt. 3, Chlorosperme8B. [*Smith. contrib 
 
 v. 3, 6, 10. ' 
 
 >■} 
 
 3937.03 
 
 — Lectures on marine algie. [Smith, report, 1866.] . . 3936 10 
 
 Hibberd (S. ) Seaweed collector. British algae, and Brit- 
 ish sponges 4821.13 
 
 Johnstone (W. G.) and Croall {A.) "Nature printed : 
 British seaweeds. 4 v. 1860 49K; 17 
 
 Zandsborough (D.) Popular history of British sea- 
 weeds. 1857. . , 4.826 21 
 
 Torrey {J.) Observations on the Batis maritima of Linnams rSm 
 contrib. v. 6.] 393708 
 
 Wood {H. C, jr.) Contrib. to the hist, of the fresh water aW of 
 N. A. [*Sm. contrib., v. 19, 1874.] 3937.19 
 
 Botany of the Bible. 
 
 CaUcott (At.) Scripture herbal. 1842. . . . 4914 19 
 Harris {T. M.) Natural history of the Bible. '. 3736!o3 
 
 Cinchona. 
 
 Humboldt (F.H.A., baron von). Account of the cinchona 
 lorests of South America. . . 49m 26 
 
 Lambert (A. B. ) Illustration of the genus cinchona; and 
 a short account of the spikenard of the ancients. 
 ■io^l 4918 2fi 
 
 Laubert (C. J.) Memoirs on the different species' of 
 
 quinquina 4918.26 
 
 Markham (C. R.) Travels in Peru and India while su- 
 perintending the collection of cinchona plants. 
 
 1862 1163.15 
 
 Ruiz ( H. ) Dissertations on various medicinal plants of 
 South America 4918.26 
 
 Economic Botany : Useful Vegetable Products. 
 
 Archer {T. C.) Popular economic botany. . .4912.11 
 
 Montgomery (J. ) Wealth of nature : our food supplies 
 from the vegetable kingdom. 1870. . . 4912.17 
 
 Simmonds (P. L. ) Commercial products of the vegeta- 
 ble kingdom. 1854 5926.25 
 
 Useful plants adapted for the food of man described 
 and illustrated, [anon.] 1870 4912.18 
 
 Vegetable substances used for the food of man. 5926.24 
 
 Encyclopaedic and Comprehensive Works. 
 
 Cooke (J/. C. ) Manual of botanic terms. 1862. 4911.12 
 Le Maoui (X ) and Decaisne (J. ) General system of 
 
 botany, descriptive and analytical. Tr. by Mrs. 
 
 Hooker. Arranged, with an appendix, by J. D> 
 
 Hooker. 1873. ......... 4918.08 
 
 Zindley (J.) Vegetable kingdom ; or plants illustrated 
 
 upon the natural system. 3d ed. 1853. . 4917.01 
 
 — and Moore ( T. ) Treasury of botanv. With glossary 
 
 of terms. 1866 "... 4914.12 
 
 Loudon {J. C.) "Encyclopaedia of plants. New ed. By 
 Mrs. Loudon. 1855 «W.M 
 
 — "Encyclopasdia of trees and shrubs. 1869. 4917.00 
 
 Evergreens. 
 Hoopes (J.) Book of evergreens ; practical treatise on 
 the coniferse, or conebearing plants, v. 1. 4911.09 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
BOTANY : Ferns to Popular Manuals. 
 
 225 
 
 Ferns. 
 
 Hibberd (S.) Fern garden ; or, fern culture made easy. 
 186a 4913.09 
 
 Hooker (Sir W. J.) "Century of ferns ; being figures, 
 with brief descriptions, of one hundred new or 
 rare ferns. 1856 4918.12 
 
 — Second century of ferns. 1861 4918.13 
 
 Lowe (E. J.) *Ferns : British and exotic. 8 v. 4916.01 
 Moore ( T. ) Bopular history of British ferns and allied 
 
 plants. 1859 4912.03 
 
 Newman (E.) History of British ferns, and allied 
 
 plants. 1844 4915.14 
 
 See also Quar. rev. v. 101, 1867 (Ferns and their products.) 
 Fibrous Plants. 
 
 Boyle (J. F. ) Fibrous plants of India fitted for cordage, 
 
 clothing, and paper. 1855 4915.04 
 
 8quier(E.O.) Tropical fibres. 1861. . . .4915,03 
 See also Economic Botany, above, and, in general alpha- 
 bet, Cotton ;— Flax. 
 
 Flowers. 
 
 Callow (A.) Popular garden botany. 1855. .4912.10 
 
 — Popular greenhouse botany. 1857. . . . 4912 09 
 "Curtis's Botanical magazine, v. 1-91, 1793-18G5. 4932.01 
 Same. General index, v. 1-53. 1828. . 4983.04 
 
 Note. — v. 63, 70, 86 contain additional indexes. 
 
 'Floral magazine, v. 1-2, 1861-62 4918.01 
 
 Fuller ( T. ) Antheologia or the speech of flowers. 3553 .21 
 
 Grandville (J. I. I. if., dit). Les fleurs animees. Texte 
 
 par A. Karr, T. Delord et le Cte. Fcelix [L. F. 
 
 Eaban]. Nouv. e'd. parMaubert. 2 v. 1867. 4918.23 
 
 'Paxlon's magazine of botany, and register of flowering 
 
 plants. 16 v. 1834-49. 
 Pratt (A.) Flowering plants of Great Britain. 4915.11 
 Bobinson (W.) Hardy flowers. 1871. . . .4913.12 
 Touna(CE) Chapter on flowers. 1811. .4913.16 
 See also Flowers and floriculture, p. 8 ; Geraniums, 
 below, and Flowers {Language of), in general alphabet. 
 Wild Flowers. 
 Burgess ( J. T. ) Old English wild flowers. 1868. 4913.07 
 Callow (A.) Popular field botany. 1852. . . 4912.08 
 Fuller (J. J.) Uncle John's flower gatherers. A com- 
 panion for the woods and fields. 1869. . 4913.08 
 Hibberd (S.) Brambles and bay leaves : essays on things 
 homely and beautiful. 3d ed. 1872. .4913.1-3 
 
 — Field flowers ; a handy-book. 1872. . . 4913.10 
 Lubbock [Sir J.) On British wild flowers, considered in relation 
 
 to insects. 1875. [Nature series.] 4913.14 
 
 Thomson (it.) Wanderings among the wild flowers. 
 
 1856 4913.05 
 
 Wilkinson (Lady). Weeds and wild flowers ; their uses, 
 
 legends, and literature. 1858 4913.04 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 10, 1862 (The procession of 
 
 [New England] flowers, by T. W. Higginson.) 
 
 Fungi 
 
 Berkeley (M. J.) Outlines of British fungology. 4917.16 
 
 Cooke ( M. C. ) Plain and easy account of the British 
 
 fungi. 1866 4912.11 
 
 — Fungi : their nature and uses. 1875. . . 4912.24 
 
 — Bust, smut, mildew, and mould : introduction to 
 
 microscopic fungi. 1870 4912.15 
 
 MacmiUan (R. ) First forms of vegetation. 2d ed. 4912.23 
 See Mushroom, p. 8 ; also Atlantic monthly, v. 31, 1873 
 (Edible fungi, by E. M. Copeland). 
 
 Geography of Plants. 
 
 Daubeny (C. 0. B., editor). Popular geography of 
 
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BOYD -BEADDON 
 
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 British female poets. See Bethune (G. W.) 1848. . . . 1614.17 
 
 British Guiana. See G-uiana (in Countries). 
 
 British minstrel ; a selection of s'andard music, songs, 
 duets, glees, etc. [anon.] Glas., [n.A] 8°. 1567.01 
 
 British minstrel : English, Scottish, and Irish songs. 
 3 v. London, 1824 1615.19 
 
 British Museum. 
 
 — Catalogue of the Greek and Etruscan vases in the 
 
 B. M. v. 1. London, 1851. 8°. . . . 1466.22 
 
 — 'Catalogue of printed books, v. 1. [A— Az.] Lond., 
 
 1841.- foL [No more published.] . . . 2717.01 
 
 — *Description of the collection of aucient marbles ; 
 
 with engravings. Pts. 1-10. L., 1812-45. 4°. 1468.01 
 
 — 'Description of the collection of ancient terra-cottas. 
 
 [By T. Combe.] With engravings. London, 1810. 
 4° 1468.09 
 
 — List of the books of reference in the reading room. 
 
 London, 1859. 8°. 2724.25 
 
 Same. 2d ed. London, 1871. 8°. . .2724.27 
 
 — Beport of the commissioners appointed to inquire 
 
 into the constitution and government of the. 
 London, 1850. foL 2747.01 
 
 — British museum : historical and descriptive. Edin., 
 
 1850. 12° 1433.09 
 
 — Corney (B.) Bibliographic projects. Specimen of a proposed 
 
 catalogue of the Royal library. 
 
 — Cowtan (£.) Memories of the British museum. 
 
 1872 2744.13 
 
 — Muards (R) Lives of the founders of the British 
 
 museum ; with notices of its chief benefactors. 
 1570-1870. 2 v. 1870 2744.09 
 
 — Qray (J. R) Second letter to the Earl of Ellesmere, 
 
 on the management of the library of printed 
 books. 1849 2741.13 
 
 — Panizzi (A.) On the supply of printed books from the 
 
 library to the reading room, [anon,] 1846. 2744.16 
 
 — 8ims(M.) Handbook to the library. 1854.2724.24 
 British pharmacopoeia. London, 1867. 8°. 4313.10 
 
 British quarterly review, v.49-64, Jan., 1869-Oct.,1876 
 
 London, 1869-76. 8° 8013 0] 
 
 British 'school of sculpture ; 20 engravings and 50 
 
 wood cuts. With essay and notices of the artists, 
 
 byW. B. Scott. London, [1872.] 4°. . 1457 07 
 British 'schools of art: a selection of examples en- 
 graved by eminent artists. Description by H 
 
 Murray. 2 v. London, [u. d. ] fol. . .1437 07 
 
 British senators. See Ritchie (J. E.) 3252 20 
 
 British sports and pastimes. Nre Trollope (A.) '±868.' ' 4«17')/j 
 Britons. See (m Countries) Britons ;— England (Anglo-Saxon™ 
 
 nod; and first chapters of general English histories). 
 Bnttan (Samuel Byron). Man and his relations 
 
 New York, 1864. 8° 5J38 03 
 
 Brittan (T. S. ) The modern anti-christ [the Tractarian 
 
 movement]. New York, 1847. 16°. . . 3524.22 
 Brittany. See (in Countries) Brittany. 
 Brittlebank (W. ) Persia miring the famine [of 1872]. 
 
 London, 1873. 8° 1042.21 
 
 Britton (John). Authorship of the letters of Junius 
 
 elucidated : including a memoir oi Col. Barre". 
 
 London, 1848. 8° 3088.05 
 
 See Beauties of England and Wales, p. 69. 
 Broadhurst (Mrs. Frances). Word in favor of female schools 
 
 [Pamphleteer, v. 27. London, 1827. 8°.J .... 6058 27 
 Broadmead church, Bristol. Becords. 1640-1687. Ed. 
 
 by E. B. Undcrhill. London, Hanserd Kuollus soc 
 
 „ law. 8°. fey. 08 
 
 Broad stone of honour. See Digby (K. H.) 6623.22 
 
 Broca (Paul). On the phenomena of hybridity in tae 
 
 genus homo. Ed. by C. C. Blake. London, 1864. 
 
 8°. [Anthropological soc. ] . . . . 4734. 15 
 
 — Anthropological society of Paris. Transactions, 1865-7. [Sm 
 
 rep., 1868.] 39^6 23 
 
 — The troglodytes, or cave-dwellers, of the valley of the Vezere 
 
 [Sm. rep., 1872.] 3936.27 
 
 Brock (Rev. Wm. ) Biography of Sir Henry Havelock. 
 
 New York, 1858. 16°. 3076.08 
 
 Brockedon (Wm.) 'Italy, classical, historical, and 
 
 picturesque. London, [1842-44.] fol. . 1467.13 
 
 — Text. See Finden (E.) Illustrations of the Works of Lord 
 
 Byron 1625.04 
 
 Brockett (L. P., il.D.) Asiatic cholera. Hartford, 
 1866. 12° 4334.13 
 
 — Commercial traveller's guide book : United (States 
 
 New York, 1871. 12° 5922.14 
 
 — Life and times of Abraham Lincoln. Phila., 1865. 
 
 8°. 3113.02 
 
 — Our great captains: Grant, Sherman, Thomas, Sheri- 
 
 dan, andParragut. [anon.] N.Y., 1865. 12°. 632.06 
 
 — Philanthropic results of the war. [anon. J New York, 
 
 1864. 24°. 5816.31 
 
 — and Vaughan (Mrs. M. ) Woman's work in the civil 
 
 war. Introd.by H.W.Bellows. Ph., 1867. 8°. 3246.23 
 
 Brocklesby (John). Amateur microscopist. New York, 
 
 1871. 8°. 4827.18 
 
 — Elements of meteorology. 10th ed. New York, 1859. 
 
 12° 4021.28 
 
 — Elements of physical geography. Ph., 1868. 4°. 916.04 
 Brockway (Z. R.) Reformation of prisoners. [In Amer. soc. sci. 
 
 assoc. Trans., no. 6.] 6811.03 
 
 Brockwell (Charles). Natural and political history of 
 
 Portugal. With the history of Brazil aud other 
 
 subject dominions. London, 1726. 12°. 552.16 
 Brodhead (John Bomeyn). History of the state of New 
 
 York. v. 1-2, 1609-1691. N.Y., 1653-71. 8°. 614.05 
 
 — Memoir on the early colonization of New Netherland. [N. Y. 
 
 Hist. soc. Coll. 2ds. v.2] 616.07 
 
 Brodhead (L. W.) The Delaware water gap : its 
 scenery, its legends. Phila., 1867. 16°. . 1112.28 
 
 Brodie {Sir Benj.) Mind and matter. New York, 
 1857. 12°. 5438.04 
 
 — Works. With autobiography. Ed. by C. Hawkins. 
 
 3 v. London, 1865. 8° 4315.08 
 
 Note. — The contents are given under the author's name 
 
 in Medicine. 
 Brodie (George). Constitutional history of the British 
 
 empire from the accession of Charles I. to the 
 
 restorat'on. New ed. 3 v. L. ,1866. 8°. 484.08 
 Broglie (Due Albert de) . ,6®= For his numerous articles in the Rev. 
 
 d'es d. mondes see page 21 of Table gen., 1831-74. [8172.—] 
 Broken dreams, [a poem]. See G-ardner (C. E.) ... 1643.24 
 
 Broken lights. See Cobbe (F. P.) 3536.10 
 
 Broken seal : Morgan abduction. See Greene (S. D.) . 5837.23 
 Brome (Alexander). Select poems. [Sanford. British poets, v. 5, 
 
 1819.] 1691.05 
 
 — Poems. Ed. with life, by A. Chalmers. [In his English poets, 
 
 v. 6, 1810.] 1626.06 
 
 30 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
234: 
 
 BEOME-BROU&HAM 
 
 Brome (Richard). Dramatio works. 3 v. London, 
 
 1873. 16°. 1713.20 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Mad couple well macht ; Novella ; Court 
 
 beggar ; City witt ; Damoiselle. v. 2. English moor, or 
 
 the mock marriage ; The love-sick court, or the ambitius 
 
 politique ; Covent garden weeded ; The new academy : 
 
 The queen and the concubine, v. 3. Northern laese ; 
 
 Sparagus garden ; The antipodes ; Jovial crew ; Queen's 
 
 exchange. 
 Bronifield (Mary E.) Female christian names and 
 
 their teachings. London, 1875. 32°. . . 6612.08 
 Bromwell (W. J.) History of immigration to the 
 
 United States. New York, 1856. 8°. . .5917.22 
 Bronchitis. See Medicine. (Bronchitis.) 
 Brongniart (Alexandre). Traite des arts cerainiques. 
 
 2 v. 8°. atlas, obi. 8°. Paris, 1844. . . 3932.15 
 Bronson (C. P. Elocution. 43d ed. Louisville, (Ey. ) 
 
 [>.d] 8° 6332.07 
 
 Bronson (Henry). History of Waterbury, Connecticut. 
 
 "Waterbury, 1858. 8° 592.10 
 
 Bronson (Silas) Library, (Waterbury, Conn.) Cata- 
 logue. Waterbury, (Conn.) 1870. 8°. . 2716.22 
 Bronte. See Bronte (Anne;, Bronte (Charlotte), and Bronte 
 
 (Emily), in Fiction class-list, and in Biography, p. 124. 
 Brook (A.) Das Schloss in den Ardennen. Roman. 
 
 Berlin, [n.d.] 16°. 7113.23 
 
 Brook (Benj.) History of religious liberty in Britain. 
 2 v. London, 1820. 8° 3436.07 
 
 — Lives of the Puritans. 3 v. L, 1813. 8°. . 3436.10 
 Brook and other poems. See Wright (W. B.) . . . . 1696.16 
 Brook Farm. 
 
 — Dixon (W. H.) Spiritual wives. 1868 6824.07 
 
 — Noyes (J. H.) History of American socialism, p. 102-118, 512- 
 
 663 - ■; ■ ■ 6812.08 
 
 See also Old and New, April, Sept., 1871, May, 1872 (Eem- 
 iniscences of Brook farm] ; Dem. rev., v. 11, 1842 (by O. A. 
 Brownson: and in fiction Hawthorne's 'Blithedale ro- 
 mance' [212.66]. 
 
 Brooke (Sir A. do C.) Sketches in Spain and Morocco. 
 2 v. London, 1831. 8°. 985.02 
 
 Brooke (Henry). Brookiana. 2v. L, 1804. 16°. 2514.19 
 
 — Poetical works. Revised; life by miss Broolse. 3d ed 
 
 4 v. Dublin, 1792. 8° 1615.25 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Universal beauty and other poems v 2 
 Fables: John Good. Flays: Gustavus VaBa. Earl of Essex 
 a tragedy. Conrade, a fragment, v. 8. Tragedies: The Im- 
 postor. The earl of Westmoreland. Cymbeline. Montezuma 
 v. 4. Jack the giant-killer, opera. Contending brothers 
 comedy. Female officer, comedy. Marriage contract com- 
 edy. Ruth, an oratorio. Poems. 
 
 — Poems Ed with life, by A. Chalmers. [In C.'s EngliBh poets 
 
 V. 17, 1810.] 16 25 jij 
 
 „ , #«r * e also Biography, p 124 ; and Fiction class -list. 
 Brooke (Sir James, rajah of Sarawak). Extracts from journal 
 
 [In Keppel (H.) Exped. to Borneo, 1846.] . . . 106120 
 JOS" See also Biography, p. 124. 
 Brooke (Rev. Stopford A. ) Christ in modern life New 
 
 York, 1872 8° 3 523 . 18 
 
 — 1'reedom m the church of England : sermons sug- 
 
 gested by the Voysey judgment. L.,1871.8". 3523.20 
 
 — Life and letters of Rev. F. W. Robertson. Boston 
 
 2 v. 1865. 12° 3^53 jg 
 
 — Rev. F. D. Maurice: asermon. L, 1872 8°' 357431 
 
 — Sermons preached in St. James chapeL ' Boston, 
 
 looy. IA 3523 19 
 
 — Theology in the English poets. Cowper, Coleridge, 
 
 Wordsworth, and Burns. N. Y., 1875. 8°. 3523 16 
 
 Brookes (Richard, M. D.) Art of angling ; rock and 
 
 sea-fishing. London, 1740. 16°. . .4626 14 
 
 — History of pestilential distempers, for 300 years past 
 
 2d eol London, 1722. 12°. [> Tracts on the plague, 
 
 Br^H ne, /5 a i S ' ) * e V°°™tries; c fc.)Brookline' &i ^° 
 &i ( V J S«<m Countries,,,*, Brooklyn 
 Brooklyn [Congregational] council of 1874 Letter 
 missive, statement, and documents, with official 
 report. New York, 1874. 8°. . . 31V7 09 
 
 BrookMChariesT.) German Lyrics. Boston 1853 
 
 — Schiller's Homage of the arts, with piece's from Ger" 
 
 man poets. New York, [186-]. 16°. 16220'; 
 
 Brnnlrf , T ^ ^T 1 ""™ 0f Go6the ' s Fa ^t [1726.03] 
 
 Brooks (James). A seven months' run, up and down 
 and around the world. 1872. N. Y., \ml 8° <m% 
 Brooks (Detective J. J.) Whiskey drips: operations of 
 b™^,^' 11 * Philadelphia, 1873. 12°. 5834 13 
 Br °°e k d S <ffi& ft?®? *-- ? ^^lOrlS 
 
 — Russians of the South. London, 1857. 16°. 5075 11 
 
 US' For his novels see Fiction class-list. 
 
 Brooks (S. H. ) Rudimentary treatise on the erection of 
 
 dwelling-houses. London, 1860. 16°. . 1312 15 
 
 Brooks (Thomas). Smooth stones taken from ancient 
 
 Brooks. By C.H. Spurgeon. N.Y.,1860.18°. 3523 17 
 
 Brookshaw (George). *Six birds, accurately drawn 
 
 and colored after nature, with full instructions for 
 
 the young artist. London, 1817. fol. . . 1447 21 
 
 Broom (Herbert). Selection of legal maxims. ' 6th Am 
 
 ed. Philadelphia, 1868. 8° 5622.15 
 
 Broome. See also Brome. 
 
 Broome (Wm.) Poems. Life by 8. Johnson. Ed. by A Chalmo™ 
 [In C's English poets, v. 12, 1810.] ..... lsasia 
 Brotherly love. See Plutarch. (Morals, v. 3, p. 36-68.]' ' 6435 28 
 Brothers (Richard). A revealed knowledge 'of the 
 prophecies and times. London, 1794. 8°. 3524 23 
 Brotier (Gabriel). Paroles indmorables. Paris, 1790. 
 
 16° 6215 25 
 
 Brough (J. C. ) Fairy tales of science for youth Lon 
 
 don, 1859. 16° 3043 " 8 
 
 Brougn (Robert B. ) Life of Sir John Falstaff. Uliis 
 by G. Cruikshank. London, 1858. 1. 8°. 1755.02 
 See also Flays. (Arranged by authors.) 
 Brough (W.) See Plays. (Arranged by authors.) 
 Brougham (Henry, baron Brougham and Vaux). The 
 British constitution. London, 1844. 8°. 5717.09 
 — Contributions to the Edinburgh Review. 3 v. Lon- 
 don, 1856. 8 3 2517.06 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Rhetorical articles: Cicero, Demosthenes 
 Lord Erskine. Pulpit eloquence. History and hist, memoirs'- 
 Walpole and his contemporaries. George III. and IT Wil 
 liam Pitt. George IV. and Queen Caroline, v. 2 Foreitn 
 policy: Balance of power, 180J, 1807. Foreign affairs July 
 1809, January, 1839. Spanish affair's, 1808. Spain and the 
 war. Saragossa, 1809. Poland, 1814. Conduct of the war 
 1809. Constitutional questions: Parliamentary reform 181l' 
 Queen consort, 1814. Dangers of the constitution,' 1816.' 
 Alarms of sedition. Canning. High tory principles! v. 3,' 
 Political economy and finance: Currency and commerce' 
 National debt. Usury, Law taxes. Criminal law: English' 
 Bentham—Theory of punishments. Law of libel-Liberty 
 of the press. Physical science: Kepler's problem. Meteoric 
 stones. Davy's discoveries. Miscellaneous: Nelson and 
 Lady Hamilton. MungoPark. Columbus. Franklin. Junius 
 Crawford's Hist, and lit. anecdotes. Jacobite anecdotes' 
 Courier. Condition of the French. American statesmen- 
 Thomas Jefferson. Congress of Verona. 
 
 — Dialogues on instinct. London, 1844. 18°. 3523.15 
 
 — Discourse of the objects, advantages, and pleasures 
 
 of science. London, 1827. 8°. . . . . 5093.20 
 
 — Dissertations on natural theology. 2 v. Lond., 1839. 
 
 12 °- 3523.12 
 
 y. 1. Dialogues on animal instinct, animal intelligence, 
 cells of bees. 2. On the origin of evil. On conflicting in- 
 stincts and contrivances. Doctrine of ubiquity. Note upon 
 the resurrection. The vis medicatri? . Analysis of Cuvier's 
 researches on fossil osteology. Ouvier's successors. Ana- 
 lysis of Newton'B Principia. 
 
 — Hist, sketches of statesmen in the time of George 
 
 HI. 2 v. Philadelphia, 1854. 12°. . . 3024.06 
 — Same. 3 v. London, 1855-56. 12°. . .3024.06a 
 Contents: 
 
 Franklin (Benjamin), v. 3. 
 
 Frederic II., v. 3. 
 
 French bar during rev., v. 8. 
 
 Abinger (Lord), v. 2, 
 
 Alleu (John), v. 2. 
 
 Bedford (John, ith duke of). 
 
 Bolingbroke (Lord), v. 2. 
 
 Brissot, v. 3. 
 
 Burke (Edmund), v. 1. 
 
 Bushe (Lord chief justice),^. 2. 
 
 Camden (Burl), v. 1. 
 
 Canning (George), v. 1. 
 
 Carnot, v. 3. 
 
 Carroll (Charles), v. 3. 
 
 Castlereagh (Lord), v. 2. 
 
 Catherine (Empress), v. 3. 
 
 Chatham (Lord), v. 1. 
 
 Danton, v. 3. 
 
 Desmoulins (Camille), v. 3. 
 Dialogue on the merits of re- 
 publican and monarchical 
 government, v. 3. 
 Duudas, v. 1. 
 Dunning, v. 2. 
 Elizabeth's conduct to Mary, 
 
 qu. of ScotB, v. 3. 
 Eldon (Lord), v. 2. 
 Ellenborough (Lord), v. 2. 
 Erskine. v. 1. 
 Follett (Sir William), v. 2. 
 Fouche, v. 3. 
 Fox ( Chas. James), v. 1. 
 Francis (Sir Philip), v. 2. 
 
 French rev., v. 3. 
 George HI., v. 1. 
 George IV., v. 2. 
 Gibbs (Lord chief justice), v. 1. 
 Girondius (The), v. 3. 
 Grant (Sir William), v. 1. 
 Grattan, v. 1. 
 Grenville (Lord), v. 1. 
 Gustavus III., v. 3. 
 Holland (Lord), v. 2. 
 Horner (Francis), v. 2. 
 Index, v. 3. 
 
 Jeffersou (Thomas), v. 8. 
 Joseph n., v. 3. 
 King (Lord), v. 2. 
 Lafayette, v. 3. 
 Laurence (Dr.), v. 2. 
 Lindsay (Lady Charlotte),T. 1 
 Liverpool (Lord), v. 2. 
 Loughborough (Lord), V. 1. 
 Mansfield (Lord), v. 1. 
 Mirabeau family, V. 3. 
 Napoleon, v. 3. 
 Necker, v. 8. 
 Nelson (Lord), v. 2. 
 Ney (Marshal), v. 8. 
 North (Lord), V. 1. 
 Party (Effects of), V. 1. 
 
 BBOOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
BROUGHAM - BROWN 
 
 235 
 
 Percival, v. 1. 
 Pitt (Wm.), T. 1. 
 Plunkett {Lord), v. 2. 
 Recollections of a deceased 
 
 Welsh judge, v.'2. 
 Ricardo, v. 2. 
 Robespierre, v. 3. 
 Romilly {Sir Samuel), y. 1. 
 St. Just, v. 8. 
 St. Vincent (Lord), v. 2. 
 Scott (Sir Wm.,) v. 2. 
 Sheridan, v. 1. 
 Sieyes (Abbe), v. 3. 
 Stael {Madame de), v . 3. 
 
 Stuart {Lady Louisa), v. 3. 
 Talleyrand, v. 3. 
 Tallien, v. 3. 
 Thurlow {Lord), v. 1. 
 Tierney, v. 2. 
 Toole (Home), v. 2. 
 Walpole {Sir Robert), v. 2. 
 "Washington, v. 3. 
 Wellesley {Marquess), v. 2. 
 Wellington {Duke of), v. 2. 
 Wilberforce, v. 2. 
 Wilkes (John), v. 1. 
 Williams {Mr. justice), v. 2. 
 Windham (Wm.,) v. 1. 
 
 — History of England and France under the House of 
 
 Lancaster; with introd. view of the early reforma- 
 tion. 2d ed. London, 1855. 8° 473.25 
 
 — Inquiry into the colonial policy of the European 
 
 powers. 2 v. Edinburgh, 1803. 8°. . . 5726.26 
 
 — Letter to lord Denman upon the legislation of 1850 
 
 as regards the amendment of the law. London, 
 1850. 8°. [' Miscel. pamph., v. 21.'] . . 5093.21 
 
 — Letter to Romilly, upon the abuse of charities. 9th ed. Lon- 
 
 don, 1818. 8°. [Pamph., v. 3, p. 1-34.] 6068.13 
 
 — Lives of men of letters of the time of George ILL 
 
 London, 1855. 12° 3024.04 
 
 Contents : Voltaire. Rousseau. Hume. Robertson. John- 
 son. Gibbon. Index. 
 
 — Lives of philosophers of the time of George III. 3d 
 
 ed. London, 1855. 12° 3024.05 
 
 Contents: Black. Watt. Priestley. Cavendish. Davy. 
 Simeon. Adam Smith. Lavoisier. Sir Jos. Banks. D'Aieru- 
 bert. Index. 
 
 — Katural theology. London, 1856. 12°. . . 3523.14 
 
 Contents: Discourse on nat. theol. Dialogues on instinct. 
 Cells of bees. Fossil osteology. 
 
 — Opinions as exhibited in his speeches and writings. 
 
 London, 1837. 8°. 5722.14 
 
 — Political philosophy. 3 v. Lond., 1849. 8°. 5715.08 
 
 v. 1. Principles of government. Monarchical government, 
 v. 2. Of aristocracy. Aristocratic governments, v. 3. Of 
 democracy. Mixed monarchy. 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in N. A. rev., v. 77, 1853. 
 
 — Bhetorical and literary dissertations and addresses. 
 
 London, 1856. 12° 2517.23 
 
 Contents: Discourse of the objects, advantages, and 
 pleasures of science. Discourse of the objects, pleasures, 
 and advantages of political science. Dissertation on the 
 eloquence of the ancients. Inaugural discourse as lord 
 rector of the university of GlaBgow. Rhetorical contribu- 
 tions to the Edin. review. Demosthenes. Cicero. Erskine. 
 Pulpit eloquence. 
 
 — Speeches ; with hist, introductions and critical dis- 
 
 sertations upon the eloquence of the ancients. 
 4 v. Edin., 1838. 8° 6312.01 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Military flogging. Queen Caroline. Case 
 of Rev. Richard Blacow. Libels on the Durham clergy. 
 Commerce and manufactures. Dissertation on the law of 
 libel. Agricultural and manufacturing distress. Army es- 
 timates. Holy alliance 
 
 v. 2. Slavery. Law reform. Parliamentary reform. 
 
 v. 3. Education. Scotch parliamentary and burgh reform. 
 Discourse on the law of marriage, divorce, and legitimacy. 
 Scotch marriage and divorce bill. Poor laws. Establish- 
 ment of the Liverpool Mechanics' institute. Speech on 
 neutral rights. 
 
 v. 4. Affairs of Ireland. Speech at the Grey festival. 
 Change of ministry in 1834. Business of parliament. Mal- 
 treatment of the N. American colonies. Privilege of par- 
 liament. 
 
 — Speeches on social and political subjects. 2 v. Lon- 
 
 don, 1857. 8° 6314.03 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Speeches in trials for libel connecting with 
 military flogging. Queen Caroline. Libel on the Durham 
 clergy. Army estimates. Holy alliance. Education. Law in 
 Ireland. Imprisonment for debt. Bedchamber question. 
 Wellington speeches. 
 
 v. 2. Commerce and manufactures. Liverpool election. 
 Liverpool Mechanic's institute. The slave trade. Case of 
 Rev. John Smith. Negro slavery. Slave trade. Emancipa- 
 tion of Negro apprentices. Eastern slave trade, Present 
 state of the law. Local courts. Parliamentary reform 
 Poor-laws. 
 Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 107, Littell, 1868, v. 4. 
 
 — Two discourses : L Of science. IL Of political 
 
 science. London, 1846. 18°. .... 3523.15 
 «ff- For lives of B., see Biography, p. 124. 
 
 Broughton (John C. Hobhouse, lord). See Hobhouse. 
 
 Broughton (Thomas Duer). Selections from the popu- 
 lar poetry of the Hindoos. L., 1814. 12°. 7811.10 
 
 Brousa. See {in Countries, etc.) Brousa. 
 
 Broussais (Francois Joseph Victor). On insanity. 
 Columbia, (S. 0.) 1831. 8°. .... 4333.03 
 
 Brown. $&- In alphabetizing Brown and Browne, the final e is 
 
 not regarded. 
 Brown (Abner Wm.) Recollections of the conversation 
 
 parties of Charles Simeon. L. 1863. 12°. 3593.08 
 Browne (Albert G., jr.) Sketch of the official life of 
 
 John A. Andrew as governor of Mass. New York. 
 
 1868. 12°. 30H.02 
 
 Note.— Repr. from N. A. rev., Jan., 1868. 
 Brown (Andrew). Philosophy of physics. New York, 
 
 „ 1«54- 8°. 4025.06 
 
 Brown (Causten). Treatise on the construction of the 
 
 statute of frauds, with the existing English and 
 
 Amer. statutes. 3d ed. revised. B.,1870. 8° 5615.19 
 Brown (Charles Brockden). US' For his novels see Fiction 
 
 olass list for lives of him see Biography, p. 126. 
 Browne (Charles Orde). Ammunition for rifled ord- 
 nance. London, 1870. 8°. 4515.32 
 
 Browne (Charles Farrar; 'ArtemusWard'). See Fiction class list; 
 
 and Biography, p. 125. 
 
 Browne (Charles T.) Life of Eobert Southey. Lond., 
 1854. 12°. \ 3164.28 
 
 Browne (Daniel J.) Trees of America; native and 
 foreign. New York, 1857. 8° 6135.22 
 
 Brown (David Paul). The forum ; or 40 years at the 
 Phila. bar. 2 v. Phila., 1856. 8°. . . 5613.25 
 Contents : v. 1. Personal memoir. ForenBic eloquence. 
 Practice of the law before the revolution. The judiciary, 
 their tenure, etc. Biogr. of Pa. lawyers, v. 2. Forensio 
 ethics and etiquette. Biographies. Forensic medicine. 
 Good fellowship. Anecdote and wit. Romance of the forum. 
 
 Browne (Dunn), pseud. See Fiske (S. O.) 
 
 Browne (Edward Harold). Exposition of the thirty- 
 nine articles. 7th ed. London, 1865. '8°. 3525.02 
 
 Browne (George Forrest). Ice caves of France and 
 Switzerland. London, 1865. 8°. . . . 983.20 
 
 Brown (Goold). Grammar of English grammars. 2d 
 ed., revised. New York, 1857. 8°. . . 6415.21 
 
 Brown (Henry). Hist, of Illinois. N.Y., 1844. 8°. 592.22 
 
 Brown (Henry). Sonnets of Shakespeare solved. 
 London, 1870. 8° 1752.04 
 
 Brown (Henry T. ) Five hundred and seven mechani- 
 cal movements. New York, 1868. 12°. 3923.13 
 
 Brown (Hugh Stowell). Lectures for the people. 
 Phila., 1859. 12° 2514.11 
 
 — Twelve lectures to the men of Liverpool. Liverpool, 
 
 1858. 16° 2514.12 
 
 Browne (Isaac Hawkins). On the immortality of the soul. [In 
 Jenyns (S.) Works, v.. 2.] 6044.27 
 
 Browne (J. P. ,M.D.) Phrenology ; and its application 
 to education, insanity, and prison discipline. 
 London, 1869. 8° 5431.09 
 
 Browne (James). History of the Highlands and of the 
 Highland clans. 4 v. London, 1857. 8°. 496.11 
 
 Brown (James). The epitaphs in Greyfriars church- 
 yard. Edinburgh, 1867. 12° 6215.05 
 
 Brown (James, LL.D., of Amision). The forester; 
 treatise on planting and management of forest 
 trees. 4th ed. Edin., 1871. 8°. . . . 6137.15 
 
 Brown (James Baldwin). Misread passages of scripture. 
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 — On- the uses of biography. Lond., 1871. 8°. 3024.12 
 Brown (John, of Bridpori). Chess strategy : prob- 
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 — Marjorie Fleming. [In Little classics, v. 10.] . . . 226.95 
 
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 Minchmoor, v. 2. 
 
 Art (Notes on), v. 1. 
 
 Bibliomania, v. 2. 
 
 Black and tan (Mystery of), 
 v. 1. 
 
 Black dwarfs bones, v. 1. 
 
 Chalmers (Dr.), v. 1. 
 
 Duke of Athol, v. 2. 
 
 Education through the sen- 
 ses, v. 1. 
 
 Enterkin, v. 2. 
 
 Hallam (Arthur H.), v. 1. 
 
 Health, v. 1. 
 
 Her last half-crown, v. 1. 
 
 In clear dream and solemn 
 vision, v. 2. 
 
 Jacobite family, v. 2. 
 
 Jeems, the door-keeper, v. 2. 
 
 Leech (John), v. 2. 
 
 Marjorie Fleming, v. 2. 
 
 My father's memoir, v. 1. 
 
 Mystifications, v. 1. 
 
 ' Oh, I'm wat, wat 1 ' v. 1. 
 
 ' Our dogs,' v. 3 . 
 
 ' Our dogs,' More of, v. ... 
 
 Plea for a dog home, v. 2. 
 
 Presence of mind and happy 
 
 guessing, v. 1. 
 Queen Mary's child -garden.v.l. 
 Rab and his friends, v. 1. 
 St. Paul's thorn in the flesh, v.l. 
 Struau, v. 2. 
 Thackeray's death, v. 2. 
 Thackeray's literary career, v. 2. 
 Vaughan's poems, v. 1. 
 Wilson (Dr. George), v. 1. 
 ' With brains, sir 1 ' v. 1. 
 
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 Christian morals, v. 3. 
 Commonplace books, v. 3. 
 Correspondence, v. 3. 
 Enquiries into vulgar and 
 
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 Garden of Cyrus, v. 2. 
 
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 — Last poems. New York, 1862. 32°. . .1622.13a 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in jSortk Brit, rev., v. 36, 1862 ; v. 61, 1870. 
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 1860. 12°. 1622.09 
 
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 Geraliline's courtship. Question and answer. First news 
 from Villafranca. Musical instrument. King Victor Eman- 
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 v. 2. The cry of the children. Child asleep. The 
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 The soul's travelling. To Bettine. Man and nature. Sea- 
 side walk. The sea-mew. Felicia Hemans. L. E. L.'s last 
 question. Crowued and wedded. Crowned and buried. To 
 Flush, my dog. The deBerted garden. My doves. Hector in 
 the garden. Sleeping and watching. Sounds. The claim. 
 Sonnets. The lost bower. Song against singing. Wine of 
 Cyprus. Rhapsody of life's progress Lay of the early 
 rose. The poet and the bird, a fable. Tue cry of tbe human. 
 A portrait. Confessions. Loved once. The house of clouds. 
 Sabbath morning at sea. A flower in a letter. The mask. 
 Calls on the heart. Wisdom unapplied. Memory and hope. 
 Human life's mystery. Child's thought of God. Song of 
 the rose. Dead rose. The exile's return. The sleep. The 
 measure. Cowper's grave. The weakest thing. The pet 
 name. The mourning mother. A valediction. Lessons 
 from the gorse. The lady's yes. A woman's shortcomings. 
 A mun's requirements. A year's spinning. Change upon 
 change. That day, a reed. The runaway slave at Pilgrim's 
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 1 to Camoens. Life and love. A denial. Proof and disproof . 
 Inclusions. Insufficiency. Sonnets from the Portuguese. 
 Casa Guidi windows. The sword of Castruccio Castrucani. 
 Summing up in Italy. Garibaldi. Forced recruit at Solferi- 
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 book-keeping. New York, 1861. 8°. . 4015 02 
 
 Bryant (Jacob). New system of ancient mythology 
 3d ed. 6 v. London, 1807. 8°. . . . 3817 ui 
 
 - Observations relating to various parts of ancient 
 
 history with an account of Egypt in its most early 
 state. Cambridge, 1767. 4° 4 oo ru 
 
 - ^a™ 7 n i785 6 ] Ztogai ' a ' ° r ^'^ [ArchJ- 
 Bryant (Thomas). Practiced surgery.' Lond, W2° 
 
 Bryant (Wm.Cuilen). Hymns. '[».,. ird] 12° 1623.1s 
 
 - Iliad of Homer; tr. into blank verse. 2 v. B., 1870? 
 
 -Letters from the East. New York, 1869. 16°' 1052 'if 
 
 - Letters of a traveller in Europe and America. 2 ! v 
 
 New York, 1851-59. 12°. 941 12 .our , ; 
 
 - Library of poetry and song. Introduction, by W 
 
 Bryant. New York, 1871. 8°. . . 7 mi o{ 
 
 ~ mT-72.° f 4?° mel ; * r - int ° blank Terse - ' 2 * B-. 
 
 - Reminiscence's o'f the' Evening Post ;' iromMl 
 
 Evening Post of Nov. 15, 1851. New' York 1851 
 . 2711.12 
 
 — Orations and addresses. N. Y., 1873. 
 Contents : 
 
 12° 
 
 2517.2! 
 
 Mercantile library. 
 
 Metropolitan art museum 
 
 Morse, statue. 
 
 Music in the public schools 
 
 Reform. 
 
 Schiller. 
 
 Scott statue. 
 
 J Verplanck (Gulian 0.) 
 
 1623.16 
 1623.13 
 1623. 14 
 1623.17 
 . 2526.18 
 see Bio- 
 
 Birthday (A). 
 Cole (Thomas). 
 Cooper (J. Fenimore). 
 Electric telegraph. 
 Freedom of exchange. 
 Ealleck ;Fitz-Greene). 
 Improvement of native fruits 
 Irving (Washington). 
 Italian unity. 
 Kossuth (Press banquet to). 
 
 — Poems. New York, 1852. 12°. . 
 Same. New York, 1870. 32°. .'.,'. 
 
 — Selections from Amer. poets. N.Y.,1842. 18° 
 
 — Thirty poems. New York, 1864. 12°.' . 
 
 — Godwin (P.) Out of the past, p. 9-22. 1870. 
 im- For other biogr. and critical notice's of B 
 
 graphy, p. 125. 
 Bryce (James). The holy Roman empire. Newpfl 
 
 London, 1864. 12°. ...... 54413.; 
 
 Same. 3d ed. London, 1871. 12°.' ' 544.1'j 
 
 — Descriptive letter press. [In Students' atlas of ph'ys. geogr 
 
 lo71.J gjj. -!J 
 
 — Hist, aspect of democracy. [In Essays on reform.] ' 672412 
 Brydges (Sir Samuel Egerton). Imaginative biograDhv 
 
 2 v. London, 1834. 12°. .... 3-154 & 
 
 — Of the practicability 0' relieving the able-bodied poor'bv 
 finding employment for them. London, 1817, 8° fPamnh 
 leteer, v. 11, p. 133-163.] . Sll 
 
 — Population and riches of nations ; their' increase 
 and tendency. Paris, 1819. 8°. . . 5932 '19 
 
 — Beasons for a further amendment of the copyright act"of 
 queen Anne. London, 1817. 8'. [Pamph., v 10.] 6068.10 
 
 — Recollections of foreign travel ; on life, literature 
 and self-knowledge. 2 v. L., 1834. 8°. . 3025 01 
 
 — Restitute ; or, titles, extracts, etc., of old books in 
 English literature, levived. 4v. L.,1814. h°. 275401 
 
 — What are riches ? Examination of definitions. London 1821 
 8°. [Pamphleteer, v. 20.) smm 
 
 Brydone 1 Patrick). Tour through Sicily and' Malta in 
 [1770]. New York, 1813. 8°. . . . 98113 
 Bubbles from the Brunnens of NaBsau. See Head (Siri.B.) 964.11 
 Bubbles of Canada. See Haliburton (T. C ) 662 16 
 
 Buccanier (The), a poem. See Dana (E.H.) Poems|v.i.l860. 602609 
 Buccaneers or Bucaniers of the Spanish main. 
 
 — Buceanurs of America. London, 1810. 32°. 562.08 
 Contents : Part 1. Exquenielin's History. Part 2. Danger- 
 ous voyage and bold adventures of Capt. Sharp, Coxon 
 Sawkins, and others, in the South Sea ; written by Basil 
 Emgrose. Part 3. Journal, 1684 to 1689- written by the 
 Sieur Eavenau de Lussan. Part 4. Relation of a voyage 
 made by Sieur de Montauban, on the coast of Guinea, in 
 1695. 
 
 — Bonner (J.) Buccaneers of the SpaniBh main. [Harper's mag., 
 
 See also in Biography, lives of Cavendish, D-impiee, 
 ijbake, Hawkins , and, in Fiction, Howard's 'Sir Hemy 
 Morgan,' and Thornbury's ' Monarchs of the main.' 
 
 ±Juch (Leopold von). Flmrens (M. J. P.) Memoir of. [Sm. rep., 
 1862.] ............ 3936 17 
 
 Buchan (Karl of). See Erskine (David Stuart). ' 
 
 Buclian (Alexander). Handy-book of meteorology. 
 2d ed. London, 1868. 12°. 4021.14 
 
 Buchan (Peter). Proofs that brutes have souls. Peter- 
 head, 1824. 12°. 3525.08 
 
 Buclian (Wm.) Domestic medicine. New York, 1812. 
 
 „ , 12 4312.02 
 
 Buchanan (Claudius). Christian researches in India. 
 London, 1840. 8°. 913.19 
 
 — Star in the East : a sermon [on] missions. [App. to Wott (E.) 
 Miscel. works. 1810.] ........ f . . 3677.27 
 
 Buchanan (Francis). "Journey through Mysore, Canara, aud 
 
 Malabar, 1800 ; abridged. [Pinkerton. Voyages, V.8.] 926.08 
 
 Buchanan (George). History of Scotland. [To 1569.] 
 
 2 v. London, 1722. 8° 496.20 
 
 W For notices of B.. see Biography, p. 125. 
 Buchanan (James, V.D.) Modern atheism. Boston, 
 
 _ 1857. 8°. S525.09 
 
 Buchanan (James, pres. of the U. S., 1857-60). Mi'. 
 Buchanan's administration on the eve of the re- 
 bellion. New York, 1866. 8°. . . . . 645.12 
 
 — Abbott (J. s. C.) Lives of the presidents. 1867 . . 3244.11 
 
 — Cluskey (M. W.) Political text-book. [Consult index.] 5726.11 
 
 — Gobnght (L.A.) Men aud things at Washington. . . 1118.26 
 
 — Maury (S.M.) Statesmen of America in 1846. . . .3213.06 
 Statesmen's manual, v. 3, pt. 2 (Addresses and messages to 
 
 Feb. 2, 1858.) 15726.06 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 1, 1867-8 ; Fraser's mag., 
 v. 54, 1856 (Song of the Buchauiers) : v. 65, 1857 (Triumpa 
 of barbarism). 
 Buchanan (John Laune). Defence of the Scots High- 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
BUCHANAN-BUDD 
 
 239 
 
 landers ; with a new account of the Picts, Soots, 
 
 Fingal, Ossian, etc. London, 1794. 8°. 485.12 
 Buchanan (Eobert, D.D.,) The ten years' conflict: 
 
 hist, of the disruption of the Church of Scotland. 
 
 Newed. 2 v. Glasgow, 1854. 12°. . . . 3446.21 
 Buchanan (Eobert). Ballad. stories of the affections. 
 
 From the Scandinavian. L., 1869. 18°. . 1623.19 
 
 — Book of Orm : a prelude to the Epic. London 
 
 1870. 12° 1623.20 
 
 — David Gray, and other essays. L.,1868. 12°. 3072.15 
 
 Contents : The poet, or seer. David Grey. The student 
 aud his vocation. Walt Whitman. Herrick's Hesperides. 
 Literary morality. On a passage in Heine. On my own 
 teutatives. 
 
 — The drama of kings. London, 1871. 8°. 1623.23 
 
 — Fleshly school of poetry. [In Contemp. rev., v. 18, 1871 ; arti- 
 
 cle signed ' Robert Maitland.'] 
 
 — The land of Lome ; poet's adventures in the Scottish 
 
 Hebrides. New York, 1871. 12°. . . 953.26 
 
 — London poems. London, 1867. 12°. . . 1623.24 
 
 — Master-spirits. London, 1873. 12°. . . 2517.29 
 
 Contents : Criticism as one of the flue arts. The ' Good 
 Genie ' of fiction (Charles Dickens). Tennyson, Heine, and 
 De Musset. Browning's masterpiece. A young English 
 pOBitivist [John Morley]. Hugo in 1872. Prose and verse 
 (a stray note). Birds of the Hebrides. Scandinavian stu- 
 dies : A morning in Copenhagen. The old ballads of Den- 
 mark. Bjbrnson's masterpiece. Danish romances. Poets in 
 obscurity : George Heath, the moorland poet. The lau- 
 reate cf the nursery. 
 
 — Napoleon fallen: lyrical drama. L.,1871. 12°. 1623.21 
 
 — North coast, and other poems. L., 1868. 8°. 1623.22 
 
 — Poems. Boston, 1866. 12° 1623.18 
 
 See review by G. H. Lewes in Fortnightly rev., v. 1, 1865. 
 
 Buchanan (Wm. ) Memoirs of painting, with chrono- 
 logical hist, of the importation of pictures into 
 England since the French rev. 2. v in 1. Lond., 
 1824. 8° 1432.01 
 
 Buchanan (W. M.) Dictionary of scientific terms and 
 technological expressions. 5th ed. London, 1869. 
 16°. 3915.24 
 
 Bucher (B.) and Weiss (K.) Handy guide to Vienna. 
 From the German, by Griffin. L.,1873. 24°. 965.29 
 
 Bucher (Lothair). On political terms. [Philol. soc. proceedings 
 1858.] 6443 11 
 
 Buchner (Friedrich Karl Christian Ludwig). Force 
 and matter. Ed. by J. F. Collingwood. London, 
 
 1870. 12°. 5421.11 
 
 Note.— For reply, see Janet (P.) Materialism. . 5423.18 
 
 — Man in the past, present, and future. From the Ger- 
 
 man by W. S. Dallas. Loudon, 1872. 8°. 4734.24 
 
 Buchon (Jean Alexandre). Collection des chroniques 
 
 nationales francaises ecrites en langue rulgaire du 
 
 13e au 16e siecle avec des notes. 47 v. Paris, 
 
 1824-29. 8°. 5125.12 
 
 Contents: v. 1-2. Da Cange (C. F.) Hist, de l'emp. de 
 Constantinople sous les emp. franc, v. 3. Ville-Hardoin 
 (G. de). Chronique de la prise de Constantinople, par les 
 Francs, 1198-1207. v. 4. Chronique de la conquSte de Con- 
 stantinople, v. 5-6. Muntaner (E.) Chronique, tr. du Ca- 
 talan, v. 7-8. Guiart (G.) Branches des royaux Hguages, 
 Chronique metrique. v. 9. Godefroy de Paris. Chronique 
 metrique.— Livre dela taille de PariB, 1313. v. 10. Frois- 
 sart (J.) Poesies, v. 11-25. Froissart (J.) Chroniques. 
 v. 26-32. Monstrelet(E.de). Chroniques. v. 32-33. Saint - 
 Rimy (J. L. de). Memoires. v. 34. D'Arc(J.), Chronique 
 et Proces de la Pucelle d'Orleans. v. 35-36. Coussy (M. de). 
 Chroniques. v. 37-40. DuClerq (J.) Memoires. Journal 
 d'un bourgeois de Paris, v. 41. Ohastellain (G de). Chro- 
 nique de J. de Lalain. v. 42-43. Ohastellain (G.) Chronique 
 des ducB de Burgoyne. v. 43-47. Molinet (J.) Chronique. 
 Buck (Rev. Charles). Anecdotes, religious, moral, and 
 entertaining. 5th ed. 3 v. L., 18J1. 16°. 6216.27 
 Bucke (Charles). Beauties, harmonies, and sublimities 
 of nature. New York, 1855. 18°. . . . 4731.17 
 
 — Ruins of ancient cities. 2 v. N.Y., 1846. 18°. 432.10 
 Buck (Edward). Massachusetts ecclesiastical law. 
 
 Boston, 1866. 12°. 3525.11 
 
 Buckeye abroad. See Oox (S. S.) 941.07 
 
 Buckholtz (L. V. ) Tactics for officers of infantry, 
 
 cavalry, and artillery. Eichm. ,1861. 18°. 4513.11 
 Buckingham (Dukes of). See Sheffield ,-Vilhers. 
 Buckingham and Chandos [Duke of). See Grenville (Richard P. 
 
 T. N.B. C.) 
 
 Buckingham (James Silk). America. 3 v. London, 
 
 1841. 8° 1074.01 
 
 — •Eastern and Western States of America. 3 v. Lond., 
 
 1842. 8°. 1112.05 
 
 — Evils and remedies of the present system of popular 
 
 elections. Proposed reforms in commerce and 
 nnance. Loudon, 1841. 12°. . . 5712 09 
 
 — National evils and practical remedies^ with the plan 
 
 ol a model town. London, 1849. 8°. . 5932 07 
 
 — Hall (S. T.) Remarkable people, p. 197-210. 1873. . 3265 19 
 Buckingham (Joseph Tinker). Personal memoirs and 
 
 recollections of editorial life. 2 v. Boston, 1852. 
 a vr : ■ ■ 3025.14 
 
 — bpecimens of newspaper literature ; with personal 
 
 memoirs, anecdotes, and reminiscences. 2 v in 1 
 
 Boston, 1852. 12° 2712 . 5 
 
 Buckingham palace. Ghuner (£.) "Decorations of the 
 
 garden-pavilion. 1846 A 37 11 
 
 Buckland (A. W.) Ober Ammergau and its people. 
 
 The passion play and miracle plays in general. 
 
 London, 1872. 8° . . 1713.O6 
 
 Buckland (Francis T.) Curiosities of natural history 
 
 London, 1858. 16° 4723.01 
 
 Same. 2d series. New York, 1860. 12°. ' 4723.02 
 
 Same. 3d series, 2d ed. 2 v. L., 1868. 16°. 4723.09 
 
 — Fish hatching. London, 1863. 12°. . .4826.23 
 Buckland (Wm.) Geology and mineralogy with ref. 
 
 to nat. theology. 2 v. London, 1837. 8°. 3524.02 
 Reviewed in Fraser's mag., v. 59, 1859. 
 
 — Eeliquise diluvianas ; or observ. on organic remains, 
 
 attesting an universal deluge. 2d ed. London, 
 
 „ 1824. 4° 4117.03 
 
 Buckle (Henry Thomas). Essays, with biographical 
 
 sketch. New York, 1863. 12° 2ol5.04 
 
 Contents : Biogr. sketch. Mill on liberty. Influence of 
 
 women on the progress of knowledge. 
 
 — History of civilization in England. 2 v. New York, 
 
 1858-61. 12° 475.08 
 
 v. 1. General introduction. 2. Spain and Scotland. 
 4&~ For critical estimates of Buckle's writings, see Atlantic 
 monthly, v. 11, 1863 (B. as a thinker, by I). A. Wasson) ; 
 Blackwood's mag., v. 84,1858; v. 90, 1861 (B.'s scientiho 
 errors); Ed. rev., v. 107, 1858; v. 114, 1801; Fraser's mag., 
 V. 66, 1857 ; v. 60, 1859 ; v. 66, 1862, or Littell, 186J, v. 3 ; 
 Nat. qu. rev., v. 1, 1860 ; New Euglander, v. 21, 1862 (by 
 John Bascom) ; N. A. rev., v. 87, 1858 ; v. 93, 1861 ; North 
 Brit, rev., v. 29,1858 (B.'s inaccuracies; ; Quar. rev., v. 104, 
 1858, or Littell, 1858, v. 4 ; Westru. rev., v. 68, 1857 ; v. 76, 
 1861 ; Winslow's jour, of psy. med., v. 11, 1858 ; Chr. ex., 
 March, 1858. 
 
 — Miscellanies and posthumous works. Ed. with a biogr. 
 
 notice by H. Taylor. 3 v. L., 187-'. 8°. 5022.20 
 Contents : v. 1. Influence of women on the progress of 
 
 knowledge. Mill on liberty. Letter respecting Puoley's 
 
 case. Reign of Elizabeth. Fragments, 
 v. 2. Common-place books, 
 v. 3 Common-place books, 16th century. Manners in the 
 
 17th century. Notes for English history. Indexes. 
 
 — Olennie (J. Stuart). Pilgrim-memories, or travel and 
 
 discussion in the birth-countries cf Christianity 
 
 withH. T. B.) 1045.36 
 
 Repr. from Fraser's mag., April, 1873. 
 
 — Ormathwaite (Sir J. Walsh, lord). Remarks on the theories of 
 
 Mr .Buckle. [With his Astronomy and geo ogy. 1872. 4013.07 
 
 — Stirling (J. H.) H. T. Buckle, his problem and his metaphysic. 
 
 IN. A. rev., July, 1872.] 
 ,(t@~ See also Biography, p. 125 ; and Fraser's mag., v. 59, 
 
 1859 (B. and Sir John Coleridge). 
 Buckler (John Chessell) and Buckler (Charles). Be- 
 
 marks upon wayside chapels, with observations on 
 
 the architecture and present state of the chantry 
 
 on Wakefield bridge. Oxford, 1853. 8°. [' Miscel. 
 
 pamph., v. 19.'] 5093.19 
 
 Buckley (Theodore Alois). Dawnings of genius : early 
 
 lives, etc. London, 1857. 16° 3263.24 
 
 — Great cities of the ancient world. L.,1862. 16°. 421.08 
 
 — Great cities of the middle ages. L., 1857. 16°. 442.06 
 Buckmaster (J. C. ) Elements of acoustics, light, and 
 
 heat. Eevised, by C. Lees. 5th ed. London, 
 1871. 16°. 4213.15 
 
 Buckminster (Joseph S.) Sermons. B., 1829. 8°. 3525.13 
 See life in Biography, p. 125. 
 
 Bucknill (John Charles). Mad folk of Shakespeare. 
 2d ed. London, 1867. 12° 1752.05 
 
 — Medical knowledge of Shakespeare. London, 1860. 
 
 8° 1753 04 
 
 — and Tuke (D. H. ) Manual of psychological medi- 
 
 cine. 3d ed. London, 1874. 8°. . . 4327.30 
 Buckstone (John Baldwin). See Plays. (Arranged by authors.) 
 Bucolic poetry. See Poetry (Sural). 
 
 Budd (Thomas). Good order established in Pennsylva- 
 nia and New Jersey in America, 1685. With notes 
 by E. Armstrong. New York, 1-65. 8°. . 623.24 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER, 
 
S40 
 
 BUDDHA - BUL¥ER 
 
 Buddha and Buddhism. See Buddhism, p. 79-80. 
 
 — Mills (S. B. ) The Indian saint ; or Buddha and 
 
 Buddhism. 1876 3528.11 
 
 — Phillips (R.) Story of Gautama Buddha and his 
 
 creed : an epic. 1675.35 
 
 Buddhaghosna. Parables. From the Burmese, by Capt. 
 
 T. Kogers. With Buddha's Dhammapada, tr. by 
 
 Max Miiller. London, 1870. 8°. . . . 7813.10 
 Budge (J.) Practical miner's guide. 2ded. New "York, 
 
 1860. 8° 3931.34 
 
 Budgen (L. M.j Episodes of insect life. By Acheta 
 
 domestica. [pseud.] 3 v. 1851-52. . . . 4823.02 
 
 Budget of paradoxes. See De Morgan (A.) 2527.19 
 
 Budington ( Wm. Ives, D. D. ) Responsive worship ; a 
 
 discourse. New York, 1873. 16°. . . . 3525.12 
 Bue = Bli in German names as Biichner ; — Burger. 
 Buenos Ayres. See Countries. (Buenos Ayres.) 
 Buff (Henry). Familiar letters on the physics of the 
 
 earth. Ed. by A. W. Hoffmann. L.,1857. 16°. 912.22 
 Buffalo. See Countries, etc. [Buffalo.) 
 Buffon (George Louis Leclerc, comte de). Natural hist. 
 
 Tr. by W. Smellie. New ed. by W. Wood. 20 v. 
 
 London, 1812. 8° 4714.01 
 
 v. 1-2. Earth, v. 3. Man. v. 4-10. Quadrupeds. 11-20. Birds. 
 AS" For notices of Buffon, see Biography, p. 125. 
 Buffum (Edward Gould). Sights and .sensations in 
 
 Prance, Germany, and Switzerland. New York, 
 
 1869. 12° 962.08 
 
 Bugle blasts. See Rouse (E. S.) 632.02 
 
 Bugs. See Agriculture {Insects, p. 8) ; —Entomology. 
 
 Buhle (Johann Gottlieb). Histoire de la philosophic 
 
 inoderne, jusqu'a Kant. Precedes d'un abrege de 
 
 la philosophic ancienne. Tr. par A. J. L. Jourdan. 
 
 6 v. Paris, 1816. 12° 5421.24 
 
 Buhlwoik. Bemrose ( W. ) Manual of. [1872.] 1466.17 
 "Builder (The), an illustrated weekly magazine, for the 
 
 architect, engineer, archseologist, elc. v. 1-33. 
 
 London, 1843-75. fol 
 
 Building. See Architecture (Building, p. 33). 
 
 Building news and engineering journal, v. 16-29. 
 
 London, 1869-75. fol 
 
 Building of a brain. See Clarke (E. H.) 6513.29 
 
 Buist (K. A. ) Birds : their cages and keep. London, 
 
 D . 1S74. 12° * . 4813.09 
 
 Buist (Kobert). American flower garden directory. 
 
 New York, 1861. 12° 6132.03 
 
 Bulbs. See Hand (E. S.) 6132.01 
 
 Bulfinch, (Stephen Greenleaf). Communion thoughts. 
 
 4th ed. Boston, 1867. 12° 3525.14 
 
 — The Holy Land. Cambr., 1834. 24°. . . 1051.14 
 Bulfinch (Thomas). Age of chivalry.— King Arthur 
 
 The Mabinogian. Boston, 1859. 12°. . 143.31 
 
 — Age of fable ; or stories of gods and heroes. Boston 
 T U70. 12°. 143.29 
 
 — Legends of Charlemagne. Boston, 1863. 12°. 143.30 
 
 — Oregon and Eldorado ; or romance of the rivers 
 
 Boston, 1866. 12° 1123 04 
 
 — Poetry of the age of fable. B., 1863. 12°.' 1623] 28 
 Bulger (G E.) Leaves from the records of St. Hu- 
 bert's Club ; sporting expeditions in manv lands 
 London, 1864. 8° 451 5 0.2 
 
 Bull (Henry). Christian prayers and hoiy meditations 
 Cambr. (Eng.,) Parker soe., 1842. 16°. . 3636 03 
 
 Bull- frog. See Natural history. (Batraaiia.) 
 
 Bullinger (Henry). Decades. [50 sermons.] Ed. by T 
 
 Harding. 4 v. Cambr., (Eng.,) Parker soc. , 18ii)'. 
 
 • •■*••. '■ifi'^r* fifi 
 
 Bullion. See Political economy. (Banking.) . '. ', .' 591116 
 
 Bullion (Peter). Principles of Greek grammar Ke- 
 vised by A. C. Kendrick. N.Y., 18b8. 12°. 6414 10 
 
 — 1 rmciples of Latin grammar. Revised by C D 
 
 Morris. New York, 1871. 12°. . . 6411 22 
 
 Bullion (Thomas, pseud.) Internal management of a 
 country bank. London, 1850. 16° 5915 14 
 
 Note.— By Joseph Langton 1 
 
 Bullock (John). Rudiments of architecture and build- 
 ing. New York, 1855. 12°. . . i 313 ? 3 
 
 Bullock (WH.) Across Mexico in 1864-5. London, 
 1866. 12 . . . . 2152 10 
 
 Bulwer-Lytton (Edward George' Earle Lytton, lord 
 Lytton). Athens ; its rise and fall. 2 v in 1 
 Leipzig, 1811. l(i° [ m g 
 
 — Dramas aud poems. Bostou, 1858. 32° ' 1732 25 
 
 Contents: Lady of Lyons. Richelieu. Poems. ' 
 
 - Caxtoniana : essays on life, literature, and mannern 
 
 New York, 1864. 12°. . .251507 
 
 Contents: On the increased attention to outward nature in 
 the decline of Hie Urban and rural temperament. Onmono 
 tony in occupation as asource of uappinesB. On the normal 
 clairvoyance of the imagination. On intellectual conduot as 
 distinct from moral. Oi> shyness. On the management 0! 
 money. On rhythm in prose. On style and diction Hints 
 on mental culture. On the moral effect of writers. On the 
 distinction between active thought and reverie.' On the 
 spirit in which new theories should be received. On essay 
 writing. The sanguine temperament. Ihe organ of weight 
 The sympathetic temperament. Faith and charity Uuon 
 the efficacy of praise. On sell-control. The modern misan 
 thrope. Motive power. On certain principles of art in 
 works of imagination. Posthumous reputation. Knowledge 
 of the world. Headers and writers. On the spirit of con 
 servatism. L'envoi. 
 
 • Critical and miscel. writings. 2 v. P., 1841.12°. 2515.05 
 
 1. Sir Walter Scott. Art in Action. Conversation with an 
 ambitious student in all health. Zicci, a tale. Poems of 
 Laman Blanchard. Poems of Kobert Montgomery. Tour of 
 a German prince. Present state oi poetry. Notices of Lord 
 Brougham's speeches. 
 
 2. Sir Thomas Browne. People's charter. On publics 
 opinion. On political coalitions. Upon true criticism Au- 
 thors and their works. Proposals for a literary union 
 Literature considered as a profession. International law 
 of copyright. Modern Matouist. Knowledge of the world 
 in men and books English notion? of morality. Wilful 
 misstatements of the Quarterly review. Letter to the editor 
 of the Quarterly review. Influence and education of wo- 
 men. New Year. Position and prospects of the govern- 
 ment. The politician. 
 
 King Arthur: a poem. N. Y.,1871. 12°. 1671.16a 
 
 — Same. 2 v. Leipzig, 1819. 16°. . . 1671.16 
 Reviewed by P. W. Farrar in Fortnightly rev., v. 15, 1871 
 
 Lost tales of Miletus. New York, 1806. 12°. 1671.18 
 Reviewed by Dr. Kenneday in Fortnightly rev., v. 6, 1866. 
 
 Miscel. prcse writings. 2v. NY. ,1868. 12°. 2014.23 
 
 v. 1. The reign of terror. Oliver Goldsmith. Charles 
 
 Lamb, and some of his companions. Gray's works. Sir 
 
 Tnomas Browne. Pitt and Fox. Pym vs. Falkland. Life 
 
 of Schiller. 
 
 2. Difference between authors and the impression of 
 them conveyed by their works. Muuos andDaimonos. On 
 the departure of youth. The world as it is. Knebworth. 
 Choice of Phylias. Lake Lenian and its associations. True 
 ordeal of love. On the want of sympatliy. Arasmanes, the 
 seeker. On ill health and its consolations. On satiety. 
 Ohairolas. On infidelity in love. Fi-ho-ti, or the pleasures 
 of reputation. The knowledge of the world in men and 
 books. Tale of Kosem Kesamim, the magician. Many 
 sidedness and sell-completion. Ferdinand Fitzroy, or too 
 handsome for anything. Juliet's tomb in Verona. Con- 
 versations with an ambitious student in his last illness. 
 Influence of love upon literature and real life. 
 
 — The New Timon ; a poetical romance. 4th ed. Lon- 
 don, 1846. 12°. 1671.15 
 
 — Siamese twins. With other poems, [anon.] Lon- 
 don, 1831. 8° 1671.19 
 
 — The student, and Asmodeus at large. [Essuys. 
 London, 1875. 12° 2514.25 
 
 •6SP For lives and notices of B. see Biography, p. 126; 
 and articles in Blackwood's mag., v. 77, 1855 ; v. 97, 1865 
 (B.'s Poems) ; Lippiuoott's mag., Dec. 187J (Sketch of his 
 polit. life, by his son) ; Eraser's mag., v. 10, 1874 (B. as po- 
 litician and speaker) ; Quar. rev., v. 117, 1865 (B.'s later 
 novels and poems) Westrc. rev., v. 83, 1865, or Littell, 
 1865, v. 2 IB. as novelist) ; and references in Poole's Index. 
 X£&~ F'or his novels see Fiction class-list. 
 Bulwer-Lytton (Edward Kobert, 2d lord Lytton). 
 
 — Fables in song. [In Blackwood, Feb., 1874.] 
 
 — Julian Pane : a memoir. 2ded. L., 1872. 8°. 3055.26 
 
 — Lucile. By Owen Meredith, [pseud.] Boston, 1860. 
 32°. 1671.21 
 
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 Speech on the nabob of Arcott's debts, V. 8'. 
 Speeches at Bristol, v. 2. 
 Sublime and beautiful, v. 1. 
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 Thoughts on scarcity, v. 5. 
 
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 Vindication of natural society, v. 1. 
 
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 — Letters on Romanism, in reply to Newman, on de- 
 
 velopment. Ed. by T. Woodward. 2d ed. Cambr., 
 
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 Butt (Isaac). Chapters of college romance. 1st series. 
 London, 1863. 12°. 5513.20 
 
 — Berkeley. [In Afternoon lectures, v. 3, 1865.] . . . 2512.22 
 
 — History of Italy, irom the abdication of Napoleon I. 
 
 v. 1-2. London, 1860. 8° 534.15 
 
 Butter. IB- See Flint (0. L.) Milch cows [6134.01] : and consult 
 
 the general index to v. 1-25 of Journal of the Royal agr. 
 
 soc. of England [6205.05J. 
 
 Butterfield (O. W. ) Hist, account of the expedition 
 
 against Sandusky under Col. Wm. Crawford, in 
 
 1782. Cin., (O.,) 1873. 8° 584.11 
 
 Butterflies. See Insects. 
 
 Butterfly hunters. See Conant (H. S.) 4823.10 
 
 Butterfly vivarium. See Humphreys (H. N.) 4821.01 
 
 Buttmann (Philip). Greek grammar. From the Ger- 
 man. 3d ed: Boston, 1831. 8°. . . . 6414.32 
 
 — Intermediate or larger Greek grammar ; with a biogr. 
 
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 Button (Sir Thomas). Voyage, 1612. (In Eundall (T.) Voyages 
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 Butts. /See also Butt, above. 
 
 Butts (Isaac). Protection and free trade ; nature of 
 value, etc. New York, 1875. 12°. . . . 5912.29 
 
 Butts (I. K.) Tinman's manual and builder's and me- 
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 Buxton (Charles;. Memoirs of Sir Thomas Fowell Bux- 
 ton. New ed. London, 1872. 16°. . . . 3026.27 
 
 — Notes of thought. Preceded by a biogr. sketch, by 
 
 J.L. Davies. 1873 ,2514.29 
 
 Buxton (Sir Thomas Fowell). See Biography, p. 126. 
 
 Buyers (Her. Wm.) Recollections of northern India. 
 
 Loudon, 1852. 8° 1013.17 
 
 By-paths of biography See Brightwell (C. L.) . . . . 3261.03 
 By-roads and battle-fields in Picardy. See Musgrave (G. M.) 9'66.01 
 By the sea-shore. See Gasparin (V. B., comtesse de). . 97125 
 Byerly (J.S.) Belies of literature, by S. Collet, [pseud 1 
 
 Jbondon, 1823. 8°. 6218.12 
 
 Byerley (Thomas) and Robertson (J. C.) Percy anec- 
 dotes. By S. and E. Percy [pseud.] 20 v. Lond , 
 
 1823 - 16° 6211.01 
 
 Note.— For contents, see Anecdotes, p. 28. 
 Byfield (Nathanael). Account of the late revolution in 
 New England, 1689. [The deposition of Andros.] 
 
 New York, 1865. sm. 4° 595 17 
 
 ; Same. [In Force (P.) Tracts, v. 4.] 577.11 
 
 Byles (>ic John Bernard). Sophisms of free trade and 
 popular political economy. 8th ed. London, 1851. 
 
 12 J . 
 
 ^ 5912 17 
 
 - Treatise of the law of bills of exchange, promissory 
 notes, bank notes, and checks. 5th Am. from the 
 9th London ed. With notes by G. Sharwood 
 
 Phila., 1857. 8° 5615 17 
 
 Byrdsall (F.) History of the Loco-foco, or equal rights 
 party. New York, 1842. 12°. . . .. 5725 03 
 Byrn (M. Lafayette). Complete practical brewer. Phil 
 18o2. 12°. -J93! oj 
 
 — Complete practical distiller. Ph , 1853. 16°' 393122 
 Byrne (Bernard M. ) Essay to prove the contagious 
 
 character of malignant cholera. 2d ed. Phila., 
 
 18o5. 8° 4334 02 
 
 Byrne (Oliver). Elements of practical 'mechanics for 
 engineering students. Londi n, 1867. 12°. 3924 06 
 
 — Practical metal-worker's assistant. Philadel., 1851. 
 
 * c 8 °- , ' •■ 3934.40 
 
 — Spons dictionary of engineering. 3 v. London, 
 
 18(0-71. 8° 3927 10 
 
 — Tables of dual logarithms, dual numbers, and cor- 
 
 responding natural numbers. Tables of angular 
 magnitudes and thermometrical lines and differ- 
 ences. London, 1867. 4°. . . 40I'' 06 
 
 — Young dual arithmetician. 2d ed.L.,1871. 12°. 4012 09 
 Byrne (fiev. Stephen). Irish emigration to the U S ■ 
 facts and reflections. N. Y., 1873. 16°. . 1132 17 
 Byrne (Mrs. Wm. Pitt). Cosas de Espafia. 2 v Lrmrl 
 
 1 wt^ 00 ■*■ * ^ ulJ u. 
 
 1866. 
 
 984.19 
 [In O.'s 
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 Childe 
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 Byrom (John). Poems. Ed. with life, by A. Chalmers' 
 
 English poets, v. 15, 1810.] 
 
 Byron (George Gordon Noel, 6th baron). ' 
 
 Harold's pilgrimage. Phil., 1850. 18°. . „, . 
 Hobhouse (J. 0. ) Hist, illustrations of the 4th 
 
 canto ; the ruins of Rome, etc 1025 03 
 
 * Thirty illustrations of Childe Harold, produced 
 
 for the Art Union of London. L., 1855. 4°. 1446 22 
 
 — Poetical works. 10 v. Boston, 1861. 16°. 162415 
 
 v. 1. Life. HourB of idleness. Articles from the Ed'in 
 burgh review. Occasional pieces, 1807-24. 
 
 2. English bards and Scotch reviewers. Hints from 
 Horace. Curse of Minerva. The waltz. ' Ode to Napoleon 
 Bonaparte. Hebrew melodies. Domestic pieces Monody 
 on the death of Sheridan. The dream. Lament of Ta B sn 
 Ode on Venice. 
 
 3. Beppo, a Venetian story. Prophecy of Dante Fran 
 cesca of Rimini. Morgante Maggiore of Pulci : canto Tha 
 blues. Vision of judgment Age of Bronze. 
 
 4. Childe Harold's pilgrimage. 
 
 6. The Giaour. Bride of'Abydos. Corsair. Lara Sieae of 
 Corinth. Parisina. Prisoner of Chfflon. Mazepija Tha 
 island. ' 
 
 6. Manfred : dramatic poem. Marino Faliero ■ hist tras 
 
 7. Sardanapalus. The two Foscari. Cain : a mystery 
 
 8. Heaven and earth : a mystery. The deformed trans- 
 formed. Werner, or tho inheritance. 
 
 9-10. Don Juan. 
 
 — Works, with life by J.W. Lake. Ph., 1851. 8°. 1625.01 
 Same. [Expurgated.] With life. London, [about 
 
 1870]. 16° i^ 2i25 
 
 — Finden (&.) "Illustrations of the life and works of 
 
 Byron. 3 v. 1833-34 1625.04 
 
 — Legare (H. S.) Lord B.'s character and writings ■ B 's Let- 
 
 ters and journals. [In his Writings, v. 2.] . . .' 5047 _ 
 4ffl" For lives of B. see Biography, p. 127.' 
 Byron (Henry J.) «s> For his plays see Plays, in gen. alphabet. 
 Byron (John, B.N.) "Voyage round the world, 1764-66 [In 
 
 Hawkesworth (J.) Voyages, v. 1.] 916 07 
 
 Same. \ln Kerr (R.) Voyages, v. 12, p. 9-119J. . 91419 
 
 By-ways of Europe. See Taylor (B.) 94411 
 
 Byzantine architecture. See Architecture, p. 33. . . 1317 11 
 C. (E. M.) Popular geogr. of plants. See Danbeny (C, ed.) 4912.12 
 Caballero (Feruan). See Arrom (Cecilia Bohl de Faber). 
 Cabala or Kabbaleh. See articles, with references, in Kitto's Cy- 
 clopaedia, v. 1 ; M'Clmtock and Strong's Cyclopaedia, v. 2 ; 
 Bibl. sacra, July 1852 (As developed in the Zohar ■ by T. 
 Rubinsohn). 
 Cabell (J. L. ) Testimony of modern science to the 
 unity of mankind. New York, 1859. 12°. 4733.02 
 Cabell (N. F.) Reply to Pond's ' Swedenborgianism 
 reviewed.' New York, 1848. 8°. . . .3596.05 
 Cabinet des fees. 41 v. Geneve, 1785-89. 18°. 7052.01 
 Contents : 
 
 LiBte complette des ouvrages 
 
 v. 37. 
 Loup Galleux et Bellinette, 
 
 Abdalla (Aventures d'),v.l2-13 
 Aulnoy (Comtesse d'), v. 2-6. 
 Auneuil (Comtesse d), v. 6. 
 Beauchamps (P.F.G.de), v.31 
 Bidpai et Lokman, v. 17-18. 
 Caylus (Comte de), v. 24-25. 
 Contes choisie, v. 86. 
 ConteB des genies, v. 29-30. 
 Contes turcs-, v. 16. 
 Duclos (0. P., sieur), v. 35. 
 Eveque (— ), v. 24. 
 Faguan (Mme. M. A.), v. 35. 
 Fenelon(F.de S.de la M.),v.l8, 
 Florine, ou la belle italienne, 
 
 v. 19. 
 Gueulette (T.S.),v.l9,21-23,32. 
 Hamilton (A., comte d'), v. 20. 
 Hyaciuthe (S.), v. 27, 28. 
 Illustres 16es (Les), v. 5. 
 La Force (Mile, de), v. 6. 
 La Porte (Abbe de), v. 34. 
 Le prince de Beaumont (Mme 
 
 M. de), v. 35. 
 L'heiitier (Mile. M. J.), v. 12 
 Lintot (C. C. Mme. de), v 
 
 .31. 
 
 Lubert (Mile, de), v. 33. 
 Lussan (Mile. M. de), v .26-27. 
 Mille (Les) et un jour, contes 
 
 persans, v. 14-15. 
 Mille (Les) et une miits, 
 
 contes arabes, v. 7-11. 
 — Suite, v. 38-41. 
 Moncrif (F. A. P. de), v. 32. 
 Murat (Comtesse de), v. 1. 
 Notice des auteurs, v. 37. 
 Nourjahad,hist.orientaIe,v.33 
 Nouveaux coutes de ffies, 
 
 v.31. 
 Pajon (Henri), v. 34. 
 Perrault (Charles), v. 1. 
 Preschac (Sleur de), v. 6. 
 Rousseau (J. J.), v. 26. 
 Selis (— ), v. 35. 
 Villeueuve (G. S. B.), v. 26. 
 Voyages de Zulma, v. 16, 17. 
 Wieland (C. M.), v. 36. 
 
 3: 
 Cabinet- making. See Arts (Useful), p. 40 ;— Furniture. 
 
 Cabinet portraits. See Reid (T. W.) 1872 3252.56 
 
 Cabot i John). Stevens (H. ) Sebastian Cabot — John 
 
 Cabot = 0. . 3026.30 
 
 Consult also the collections of voyages and travels by 
 Kerr (R.) ;— *Hakluyt (R.) ;— and *Pinkerton (J.) 
 Cabot (Sebastian). Voyages to America. [*Hakluyt. Voyages 
 
 v. 3, 1810]. . . 916.17 
 
 Same. [Kerr. Voyages, v. 6, 1818.] 914,13 
 
 «S- See also lives of S. Cabot, in Biography, p. 12'' 
 Cadore ; or Titian's country. See Gilbert (J.) 1869 
 
 ' . 1446.14 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
C^DMON- CALENDAR 
 
 247 
 
 Caedmon. Metrical paraphrase of parts of the Holy 
 Scriptures in Anglo-Saxon. Tr. by B. Thorpe. 
 London, 1832. 8° 3712.09 
 
 — Ellis (H.) Account of C.'s Metrical paraphrase. Un Archaio 
 
 logia, v. 24. 1832.] l . "lS 
 
 — MorUy (H.) Opening of C.'s paraphrase. [In M.'s Clement 
 
 Marot, T. 2, 1871.] 2537 q 2 
 
 — Palgrave (F.) Observ. on the history of Csedmou. [In Archajo- 
 
 Togia, v. 24, 1832.] 5128.24 
 
 Caesar (Oaius Julius) . Commentaries on the Gallic and 
 civil wars. With the supplementary books attri- 
 buted to Hirtius ; including the Alexandrian, Af- 
 rican, and Spanish wars. L., 1853. 12°. . 132.22 
 
 ■ Same. Tr. by G.Duncan.2v.N.Y., [?j.&] 8°. 432.23 
 
 Same. Commentaries. [Condensed and ex- 
 plained] by Anthony Trollope. Edinburgh, 1870 
 12° 432.21 
 
 — (Euvres completes. \Lat. et Fr.~\ Paris, 1861. 8°. 
 
 [Nisard's Collection.] 7725.19 
 
 — Opera omnia. Ex editione Oberliniana, in usum 
 
 Delphini. 7 v. in 4. Londini, Valpy, 1819. 
 
 8° 7712.12 
 
 Contents : 
 
 Commentaria de hello Africano (A. Hirlii), v. 2. 
 
 Commentaria de hello Alexandrino (A. Hirtii), v. 2. 
 
 Commentaria de bello civili, libri i.-iii. v. 2-3. 
 
 Commentaria de bello Gallico, v. 1. 
 
 Commentaria de bello Hispaniensi (incerti auctoris), v. 2. 
 
 Comparatio epocharum belli civilis, etc., v. 1. 
 
 DissertatioDodwelli de auctore lib.viii. de bello Gallico.v.i. 
 
 Epistola Scaligeri, r. 4. 
 
 Fragmenta, v. 2. 
 
 Fragmentum historian C*esaris ex V. 0., v. 2. 
 
 Index, etc., v. 4. 
 
 Notse variorum, v. 2-3. 
 
 Notitia Gallise Joseph Scaligeri, v. 4. 
 
 Notitia literaria, v. 4. 
 
 Eeceosus codicum, v. 4. 
 
 Hecensus editionum, v. 4. 
 
 Testimonia clarorum virorum de Julio Celso, v. 4. 
 
 Vita Cffisaris (J. Celsi commentarii de), v. 4. 
 
 Vita Csesaris a Plutarcho Grsece scripta, v. 4. 
 &&■ For liveB of Csesar, see Biography, p. 127. 
 Caffaro (Francesco). Discourses on the lawfulness and 
 
 unlawfulness of plays. N. Y., 1826. 16°. 1731.26 
 
 Same. Hull, 1814. 12°. 1731.31 
 
 Cage and chamber birds. See Birds 4813.03 
 
 Caud (Alexander McNeel). Mary Stuart : her guilt or 
 
 innocence. Edin., 186G. 8° 3122.04 
 
 Caird(Jieu. John). Sermons. Edin., 1863. 8°. 3527.07 
 
 — Boyd (A .H.K.) Concerning a great Scotch preacher. [In his 
 
 Leisure hours in town. 1862, p. 334. 71. 1 2514.09 
 
 Repr. from Eraser's mag., v. 53, 1858. 
 
 See also Blackwood's mag., v. 79, 1856; v. 84, 1858; North 
 Brit, rey., v. 29. 1858. 
 Cairnes (John Elliot). Character and logical method 
 of political economy. 2d ed. L., 1875. 8 G . 5912.31 
 
 Note. — Includes chapters on the Malthusian doctrine of 
 population, and on the theory of rent. 
 
 — Essays on political economy. L., 1873. . . 5927.26 
 
 Reviewed in Fortnightly rev, Nov., 1874, by V. H. Stanton. 
 
 — Political economy. New York, 1874. 8\ . 5912.27 
 
 — Political essays. London, 1873. 8°. . .5726.28 
 
 Contents: Colonization and colonial government. The 
 Revolution in America, 1860. International law (Fortnight, 
 rev., Nov., 1865). Fragments on Ireland. Our defences. A 
 national or a standing army ? (Fortn. rev., 1871). Thoughts 
 on university reform, apropos of the Irish edui-ational cri- 
 sis of 1865-6 (Fortn. rev., Jan., 1866). Present position of 
 the Irish university question, 1873 (Theol, rev., Jan., 1866). 
 
 — The slave power. 2d ed. London, 1863. 8°. 5833.09 
 
 — Woman suffrage. [Macmillan, Sept., 1874.] 
 
 Cairns ( Capl. J. T. ) The recruit : a compilation of 
 
 exercises. New York, 1858. 16°. . . . 4513.05 
 
 Cains. Fragments. Tr. by S. F. D. Salmond. Edin., 1869. 8°. 
 
 [Ante Nicene Chr. lib., v. 9.] 3467.11 
 
 Calamities of authors. See Disraeli (I.) 2522.24 
 
 Calas (Jean). Voltaire (F. M. A. de). Pieces concernant. [In Vol- 
 taire. CEuvres, v. 6. Beuchot's ed.] 5083 06 
 
 See West, rev., v. 70, 1858 (The Calas tragedy). 
 Calculus. See Mathematics. {Calculus.) 
 Calculus. See Medicine. (Lithotomy. — Urinary organs.) 
 Calcutta review, v.1-23. Calcutta, 1844-54. 8°. 8045.01 
 Note — v. 20, which was to have been an index volume, 
 has not been printed. 
 Caldcleugh (Alexander). Travels in South America, 
 1819-21 : Brazil, Buenos Ay res, and Chile. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1825. 8° 1154.18 
 
 Caldeoott (K. M) Life of Baber; emperor of Hindos- 
 tan. London, 1844. 8° 3021.07 
 
 ^Lona^- 8^"*. ° f . ^ E ^oTo 2 
 Calderon de la Barca {Mme. Frances Erskine Inglis) 
 Dire in Mexico. London, 1813. 8° 1165 12 
 
 — (translator). Attache in Madrid. From the German 
 
 New York, 1856. 12°. . . 984 17 
 
 Calderon de la Barca (Pedro). Life's a dream. The 
 great theatre of the world. From the Spanish 
 With essay on his life and genius by B. C. Trench 
 London, 1856. 18° 1714 21 
 
 — Love the greatest enchantment. 'The sorceries of 
 
 sm. The devotion of the cross. In English verse 
 by D. F. MacCarthy. London, 1861. 4° 1711 20 
 
 — Tcatro escogido. [v. 3 of Ochoa (E. de). Tesoro 
 
 delteatroespiifiol.] Paris, 1838. 8°. . . 7215 13 
 Contents : Noticia de don Calderon de la Barca. La vida 
 es sueuo. Casacon dos puertas mala es de guardar. La de- 
 vocion de la cruz. El medico de su honra. Mananas de 
 atoll y mayo. A secrtto agravio seoreto venganza. La cis- 
 madelnglatena Dicnu y de^Ucua del nombre. El niavor 
 inoustruo Ios zulos. El jardin de l'alerina. Agradecer v no 
 amar. El alcalde de Zalamea. El Josef de las mugeres 
 lieras alemina amor. Les armas de la hermosura El ma- 
 gico prodigioso. Los dos amantes del cielo. Dnelos de 
 amor y leaload. No siempre lo peor es cierto. La niSa 
 de Gomez Anas. Hado y divisa de Leonido y Marfisa 
 Autos lacramaUales ategbrtcos. La cona de Baltasar. La nave 
 del mercader. La primer flor del carmelo. La vina del 
 Senor. 
 
 — Lewes (G. II) Spanish drama. [With specimens of 
 
 his plays.] 1816 1742.12 
 
 — Shelley (if. W.) Lives, etc., v. 3. . 3211.28 
 
 — Trench (E. O.) C, his life and. genius; with speci- 
 
 mens of his plays. [1. Life's a dream. 2. The 
 great theatre of the world.] 1856. . .1714.15 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 65, 1857. 
 
 Calderwood (Henry). Handbook of moral philosophy. 
 London, 1872. 8° . 5433.25 
 
 — On teaching : its ends and means. New York, 1875. 
 
 12° t 5512 29 
 
 — Philosophy of the infinite. 2d ed. London, 1861. 
 
 8 ° 5421.16 
 
 Reviewed in North Brit, rev., v. 22, 1854-5. 
 Caldwall (Thomas). Ancisnt and modern epitaphs, 
 
 and inscriptions. London, 1796. 12°. . 6215.07 
 
 Caledonian sketches. See Carr (Sir John) 954.11 
 
 Calef (Robert). More wonders of the invisible world. 
 
 Notes by S. F. Fowler. Salem, 1861. 12°. 3812.01 
 Calendar. 
 
 1. As the method of numbering and arranging days, 
 
 weeks, months, and years. 
 
 — Bailey (S.) On the last reformation of the calendar in Eng- 
 
 land. [In his Discourses.! 2517.05 
 
 — Bunsen (C. C. J., baron von). The calendar. [In Ms Egypt's 
 
 place, etc., v. 3.] 1075.05 
 
 — Mure ( IF. ) Dissertation ou the calendar of ancient 
 
 Egypt. 1832 1077.05 
 
 — Robertson (E. W.) The year and the indiction. [In his Hist. 
 
 essays.] 445.25 
 
 — Woolhouse ( W. S. B.) Christian, Hebrew, and Ma- 
 
 hometan calendar?!. 1859 4015.19 
 
 See also article in M'Clintock and Strong's cycl., v. 2. 
 
 2. Seasons, months, festivals, holidays, birth-days, etc., 
 
 throughout the year : popular antiquities. 
 
 — ■ Aikia (J.) Calendar of nature. See Howitt (M.) Pictorial ca- 
 lendar (betuw) 6218.28 
 
 — Anniversary calendar, natal book, and universal 
 
 mirror. 2 v. in 1. 1832 6218.2& 
 
 — Brady (J. ) Clavis calendaria ; or analysis of the 
 
 calendar, with anecdotes. 1815. . . . 6218.18 
 
 — Braude {J.) Popular antiquities, v. 1. 1870. 497.05 
 
 — Chambers (B. ) Book of days, a miscellany of popu- 
 
 lar antiquities in connection with the calendar, 
 including anecdotes, biography, history, etc. 2 v. 
 18 ;4 6218.24 
 
 — Forster (T.) Perennial calendar, and companion to 
 
 the almanack ; illustrating every day in the year. 
 1824 6218.30 
 
 — Hone ( W. ) Every day book : popular amusements, 
 
 sports, pastimes, customs, events, etc. 2 v. 6218.20 
 Same. v. 3. Every day book and table book. 
 
 1827 6218.22 
 
 Year book of daily recreation and information ; 
 
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S48 
 
 CALENDAR- CALVIN 
 
 Calendar (continued). 
 
 concerning men and manners, times and seasons, 
 antiquities, etc 6218.23 
 
 — Sowilt (M. ) Pictorial calendar of the seasons. 6218.28 
 
 — Soane ((?.) New curiosities of literature and book of 
 
 the months. 2 v. 1819 6218.26 
 
 — Traveller's calendar. [Mactuillan, v. 28, 1873.] 
 
 j8®=- See also Almanacs, p. 13 ;— Chronology ; — Seasons ; 
 
 — Year-books. Consult also Encyclopaedias under 'Almanac,' 
 
 'Calendar,' 'Chronology,' 'Day,' 'Month,' 'Week,' 'Tear,' etc. 
 Calendar of state papers. See Rolls calendars. 
 
 Calendar of the months. See Wood (J. G.) 4731.10 
 
 Calfhill or Calfield (James). Answer to Martiall's 
 
 treatise of the cross. Ed. hy R. Gibbings. Cambr. , 
 
 {Mg., ) Farkersoc, 18iti. 8°. . . . .3636.10 
 Calhoun (John Caldwell). Works. Ed. by B. K. 
 
 Cralle. 6 v. New York, 1853-56. 8°. . . 5023.03 
 Contents : v. 1. A disquisition on government. On the 
 
 Constitution and government of the U. S. v. 2-4. Speeches. 
 
 v. 5. Reports, v. 6. Reports and public letters. 
 ,6®= For lives of Calhoun, see Biography, p. 127. 
 Caliban : the missing link [in the evolution of man]. See Wilson 
 
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 Calico-printing. See Arts (Useful : Dyeing and calico printing) ,p.41. 
 
 Calidasa. See Kalidasa 1625.09 
 
 California. See (in Countries) California. 
 
 Calila and Dimna. See Bidpai, p. 108. 
 
 Calisthenics. See Amusements. (Gymnastics, etc., p. 25.) 
 
 Ca lkin s (Alonzo). Opium and the opium-appetite : 
 
 with notices of alcoholic beverages, cannabis In- 
 
 dica, tobacco and coca, and tea and coffee. Phil., 
 
 1871. 12° 4334.37 
 
 Calkins (N. A.) Primary object lessons. 15th ed. 
 
 New York, 1870. 12° 5514.18 
 
 Call to the unconverted. See Baxter (Richard). 
 
 Callan (John F. ) Military laws of the United States. 
 
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 Same. [To 1863.] Philadelphia, 1863. 8°. 5635.03 
 
 Callcott (Maria Graham, lady). Life of Nicholas Pous- 
 
 siu. London, 1820. 8° 3146.05 
 
 — History of Spain [to 1823]. 2 v. L., 1840. 12°. 553.09 
 
 — Scripture herbal. London, 1842. 8°. . . 4914.19 
 Callender (James Thomas or Tom). Letters to Alex- 
 ander Hamilton, king of the Feds. N. Y., 1866. 
 8°. ^Hamilton club, no. 4.] . . . . 3075.24 
 
 Callery (J. M.) and Yvan (Melchior). History of the 
 insurrection in China. From the French, with a 
 suppl. chapter by J . Oxenford. N. Y. , 1853. 8°. 1021. 17 
 
 Calliat (Victor) and Lance (A.) Encycloptidie d'archi- 
 tecture. 12 v. P., 1854-56. 8° 
 
 Callicot (T. C.) Hand-book of universal geography ; 
 a gazetteer of the world. N. Y., 1853. 12°. [Put- 
 man's Home cyclopaedia. ] 924.03 
 
 Callimachus Cyrcnwus. Hymns and epigrams. Tr in 
 prose by J. Banks. Metrical tr. by H. W. Tytler 
 London, Bohn, 1856. 12° 1653.01 
 
 Callingham (J. ) Sign writing and glass embossing. 
 London, 1871. 12° 1451 ft 
 
 Callisthenes, pseud. Historia fabulosa. ed. C. Miiller I With Ar- 
 rianus. Didol, 1840.J 7765 10 
 
 Oawsto (Catacomb of San). [/» Rossi (d. B. de)! Roma sotterra- 
 nea, laby.j 3416 is 
 
 Callistratus. Descriptio statuarum. Gr. et La't. Becoc 
 
 A. Westermann. Parisiis, Didot, lb'49. 8°. 7766 06 
 
 S Vi«Q (i> 1? ) - ,? ViBa ?- s - Tr - *>* S - *■• D - Salmond. Edin, 
 n ii ,t V > ■ t-A-nte-rjicene Chr. lib., v. 9.1 . . . . 3167 li 
 
 Tita^p". 2 a™ 4 . 80 ? 6 - ** Fos,er ( V -) Anting in water 
 
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 Calmet (Auguatin).' ' Phantom world. ' Ed. by"!! 9 
 Christmas. 2 v. London, 1850. 8°. . . 3815 U7 
 
 — — Same. Traite sur les apparitions, de's e'sprits nt 
 
 sur les vampires. Nouv. ed. 2 v. Paris, 1851. 
 
 Caloric. W Physics. {Heat.) 3812.14 
 
 Calpurnius Siculus (Titus). CEuvres. [Eclogse. Lai et 
 
 Fr) P. 865. 8°. [Nisard's Collection.] 7726 01 
 
 -- Bucohcon. [In * Walker (G. S.) Corpus poetarum ] 1697 16 
 
 SaTverleVTc'sM C ^ be , rIa,ld(B -» -l' ■ -S 
 
 Cal T6pi. ( iLffW 4° lementary ^^h 
 
 0alTe mifns a of > i J*'*V*e«>e<*i*J of tteTroad.'-slte landre- 
 
 mains of Larisa. [ArchKol. jour., v. 18, 21.1 utn iq 
 
 Calvert (George Henry,. inyto and other poems 
 
 Boston, 1866. 16°. 1625.10 
 
 — Arnold and Andre: hist, drama. B.,1864. 16°. 171128 
 
 — Brief essays and brevities. B., 1874. 16°. 2516.21 
 
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 83. Nichols (J. G.I and Bruce (J.) Wills from doctors 
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 86. Margaret of Anjou, Beckington. (Bp.), and others. 
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 88. Cecil (Sir E.) Letters to Sir G. Carew ; ed. by J. 
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 89. See 25. 
 
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 91. Registrum sive Liber irrotularius et conBuetudina. 
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 * 10 °- Borough (Sir J.) Notes of the treaty at Eipon be- 
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 101. Francisco de Jesus. Narrative of the Spanish 
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 102. Ludlow, Shropshire. Churchwardens' accounts, 
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 by T. W. Jones. 1872. 
 
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 O. raera and the pencil. See Root (M. AT) 3941.15 
 
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 1871. 12° 4324.16 
 
 — Stock-feeder's manual. Chemistry of food, etc. Lon- 
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 Same. Books I.-V. Tr. by E. Quillinan. With 
 
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 H. Pusar, bp. of Durham. Wm. Longchamp. W. Hubert. 
 Geoffrey Fitzpeter. Peter de Rupibus. Hubert de Burgh. 
 Stephen de Segrave. Hugh Bigod. Hugh C. Despenrer. 
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 De Weyland. Gilbert de Thornton. Roger Le Brabacon. 
 Henry Le Scrope. Henry de Staunton. Sir R. Parnyng. 
 Sir Wm. de Thorpe. Sir "Wm. Shareshall. Sir H. Green. 
 Sir J. Knyvet. Sir J. de Cavendish. Sir R. Traailian. Sir 
 R. Belknappe. Sir Wm. Thyrninge. Sir Wm. Gascoigne. 
 Sir Wm. Hankford. Sir J. Fortescue. Sir J. Markham. 
 Sir Th. Billing. Sir J. Hussey. Sir J. Fineux. Sir J. Fitz- 
 james. Sir Edw. Montagu. Sir J. Dyer. Sir R. Catlyne. 
 Sir Chr. Wray. Sir J. Popham. Sir Th. Fleming. Sir 
 Edw. Coke. Sir H. Montague. Sir J Ley. Sir R. Crewe. 
 Sir N. Hyde. Sir Th. Richardson. Sir J. Bramston. Sir 
 R. Heath. Rolle. Glyn. Newdigate. Oliver St. John. Brad- 
 shaw. Sir R. Foster. Sir R. Hyde. Sir J. Kelynge. Sir 
 Matthew Hale. 
 
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 Christopher Hatton. Sir John Puckering. LordEllesraere. 
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 try. Lord keeper Finch. Lord keeper Littleton. Lord 
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 Nottingham. Lord keeper Guilford. Jeffreys. 
 
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 other literary remains. Compiled by his widow. 
 
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 6-11. Essays. 
 
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 13. Past and Present. 
 
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 Novalis. Signs of the times. Jean Paul Friedrich Ricliter. 
 History. Luther's psalm. Schiller. Nibelungen lied. Ger- 
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 poetry. Characteristics. Goethe'aportrait. Biography. 
 Boswell's Johnson. Death of Goethe. Goethe'B works. Corn 
 
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254 
 
 CARLYLE- CARPENTER 
 
 Carlyle (Thomas), continued. 
 
 law rhymes. Diderot. History. Novelle, by Goethe. The 
 tale, by Goethe. Count Gagiiostro. Edward Irving. Dia- 
 mond necklace, Mirabeau. French revolution. Sir Walter 
 Scott. Varnhagen von, Ense'a memoirs. Copyright bill. 
 Dr. Francia. 
 — Critical and miscellaneous essays. 6 v. London, 
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 Inaug. address at Edinburgh, 
 
 v. 6. 
 Index, v. 6. 
 
 Baillie, the Covenanter, v. 6. 
 
 Biography, v. 4. 
 
 Boswell's life of Johnson.v. 4. 
 
 Burns, v. 2. 
 
 Cagliostro (Count) ; two arti- 
 
 ces, v. 4, 6. 
 Characteristics, v. 3. 
 Chartism, v. 5. 
 Copyright bill (Petition on 
 
 the), v. 5. 
 Corn-law rhymes and rhymer, 
 
 v.4. 
 Diamond necklace, v. 6. 
 Diderot, v. 4. 
 Fractions, v. 1. 
 JFrancia (Dr.), v. 6. 
 French revolution (Parlia- 
 mentary history of), v. 6. 
 German literature (State of), 
 
 v. 1. 
 German literature of xiv. 
 
 aud xv. centuries, v. 2. 
 German playwrights, v. 2. 
 German romance, Musaus, 
 Fouque, Tieck, Hoffmann, 
 Goethe, (Preface and intro- 
 duction to), v. 1. 
 Goethe, v. 1. 
 Goethe (Death of), v. 3. 
 Goethe (Novelle from), v. 4. 
 Goethe (Tale from), v. 4. 
 Goethe's Helena, v. 1. 
 Goethe's portrait, v. 3. 
 Goethe's works, v. 4. 
 Heyne (Life of), v. 2. 
 History ;two articles), v. 2, 4. 
 
 Irving (Death of Edward), f. 4. 
 
 Luther's psalm, v. 3. 
 
 Mirabeau, v. 5. 
 
 Nibeluugen lied, v. 3. 
 
 Nigger question, v. 6. 
 
 Novalis, v. 2. 
 
 Opera (The), v. 6. 
 
 Parliament (Election to the 
 long), v. 6. 
 
 Project for a national exhibi- 
 tion of Scottish portraits.v. 6. 
 
 Prinzenraub, v. 6. 
 
 Richter (Jean Paul Eriedrich), 
 V. 3. 
 
 Bichter's review of Mme. de 
 Stael's 'Allemagne,' v. 2. 
 
 Schiller, v. 3. 
 
 SchiJler, Goethe, and Mme. de 
 Stael, v. 2. 
 
 Scott (Sir Walter), v. 6. 
 
 Shooting Niagara ; and after ? 
 v. 6. 
 
 Signs of the times, v. 2. 
 
 Taylor's Historic survey of Ger- 
 man poetry, v. 3. 
 
 To-day, v. 1. 
 
 Two hundred years ago, v. 6. 
 
 Varnhagen von Ense, v. 6. 
 
 Tengeur (On the sinking of the), 
 v. 6. 
 
 Voltaire, v. 2. 
 
 Werner (Life and writings of), 
 v. 1. 
 
 — Early kings of Norway : also, Essay on the portraits 
 
 of John Knox. New York, 1876. 16°. . 542.16 
 Note.— Bepr. from Fraser's mag., Jan., Feb., Mch., 1875. 
 
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 York, 1871. 16° 513.24 
 
 Same. 2 v. Boston, 1851. 12°. . . . 514.20 
 
 — German romance : specimens, with biog. and crit. 
 
 notices. 2 v. Boston, 1841. 12°. . . . 151.13 
 
 — Heroes, hero-worship, and the heroic in history. 
 
 New York, 1857. U° 2515.12 
 
 Contents ; 
 
 The hero as divinity. Odiu. Paganism. Scandinavian 
 mythology. 
 
 The hero as prophet. Mahomet. Islam. 
 
 The hero as poet. Dante. SliaJispeare. 
 
 The hero as priest. Luther. Eeformation. Knox. Puri- 
 tanism. 
 
 The hero aa man of letters. Johnson. Rousseau. Burns 
 
 The hero as king. Cromwell. Napoleon. Modern revo- 
 lutionism. 
 
 — History of Frederick the great. 6 v. New York 
 
 ly 58-66. 12°. - m2A ^ 
 
 Reviewed in Blackwood's mag., v. 85, 1859 • N. A rev 
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 — .Latter-day pamphlets. Boston, 1855. 12° '2515 11 
 
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 Model prisons. New Downing street. Parliaments The 
 present time. Stump orator. 
 Same. New York, 1850. 12°. 
 
 — Letters and speeches of Oliver Cromwell 
 
 York, 1851. 12° 
 
 Same. New York, 1846. 8°.' '. 
 
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 — Life of Friedrich Schiller. N. Y, 1846. 12° 
 
 — Life of Kobert Burns. N. Y, 1859. 16° " ' 
 
 — On the choice of books. Inaugural address ofTord 
 
 rector ot the univ. of Edinburgh. London, 1866. 
 
 — Passages selected from [his] writings." With a bioar 
 
 memon-. By T. Ballantyne. 2d ed. London, 187U 
 ■ . . . , r t f\n*jH OK 
 
 — Past and present [The ancient monk, 'Horoscope 
 
 Ihe modern worker. Proem]. Chartism. Sartor 
 resartus. New York, 1858. 12°. . 2515 13 
 
 — Sartor resartus : the life and opinions of Herr Teu- 
 
 felsdrockh. New York, [1869]. 12°. . 2615.13* 
 
 . 5713.01 
 
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 o. 502fi 91 
 
 t. 1-2. Whelm Meister's apprenticeship' and travel. 
 v. 3. Tr. from Mussbus. Fouque, Tieck, Hoffman, Bichter 
 Kf For criticisms on Carlyle see Atlantic monthly v v> 
 1863 (Letter to O. on slavery, by D. A. Wasson); Blackwood',! 
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 library. Report for 1863, p. 36-76.] 2721.05 
 
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 bliography (with cross references), p. 107 ;— Libraries. 
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 Catharine.' See CiTHEniNE, in Biography, p. 129. 
 
 Cathay. See (in Countries) China;— East. „,„.,, 
 
 Cathedra Petri. See Greenwood (Thomas). 1872. . . . 3428.14 
 
 Cathedral, [a poem]. See Lowell (J. E.) . 1671.08 
 
 Cathedral, [a poem]. See Williams (Rev. I.) . . . . .1696.38 
 Cathedrals. See Architecture, p. 33 ;— Biblical and eccl. ht., p. 80. 
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 dissenters of Ott.Britaiu. [anon.] [Pamph.,v.l,p.l-22.] 5058.01 
 
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 [Pamph., v. 3, p. 155-195.] \®}H, 
 
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 Catiline. See Biography, p. 129 ;— Plays (Alphabetical list). . 
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 tion and its effects. New York, 1861. 8°. 4323.30 
 
 — Manners, customs, and condition of the Norm 
 American Indians. 2 v. London, 1857. 8°. 557.1b 
 
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 of the Mandans. London, 1867. 8°. . . 558.21 
 
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 100 . 4825 tie 
 
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 ■ Popular field botany. 
 
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 Catnach (J.) The "Catnach press." A collection 01 
 
 [his] books and wood cuts. L., 1870. 12°., 1445.li 
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 [Lat. et Ft. ] Paris, 1864. 8\_[Ni ; 
 
 7725.01 
 
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 Blackwood's mag., Deo., 1874 (The Oato of Lucan). 
 Oato, tragedy. See Plays. (Alphabetical arrangement.) ^ u% 
 Oato and Lselius. See Cicero (M. T.) ....■• •.,;.-_. 
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 Tr. by R. Bundy.] 6 v. L., 172837. fol. 418.10 
 Oats (Jacob). Moral emblems. See Pigot (R.) .... 1446 21 
 Cats. See Natural history. [Oats.) 
 
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 Cattermole (Richard). Book of Raphael's cartoons. 
 
 London, 1815. 8° 14.15.04 
 
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 1844. 8°. 3532.05 
 
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 Catullus (Caius Valerius). Erotica. Lit. prose transl. 
 
 London, Bohn, 1854. 12° 1632.05 
 
 Same. Poems. Tr. into English verse, with introd. 
 
 by T.Martin. London, 1861. 8°. . . . 1631.11 
 
 Reviewed in Nat. rev., v. 14, 1862 ; N. Brit, rev., v. 36, 1862. 
 
 — Poems. Tr. with preface and notes by G. Lamb 
 
 2v. London, 1821. 16° 1631.17 
 
 — Carmina. [7n Walker (G. S.) "Corpus poetarum.] . . 1697.15 
 
 — (Euvres completes; [Lai. et Ft:] Tr. par Collet. 
 
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 — Opera omnia ; ex ed. F. G. Doeringii, cum notis et 
 
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 Contents 
 
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 Kleuchus alphabeticus, v. 1. 
 Index, v. 2. 
 
 Note variorum, v. 1, 2. 
 Pervigilium Veneris, ex rec. 
 J. C. Wernsdorf, v. 1. 
 
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 tors) ; Eraser's mag., v. 64, 
 
 Recensus codioum mss., v. 2. 
 
 Recensus editionum, v. 2. 
 
 Testimonia a Vulpio, v. 1. 
 
 Vita, v. 1. 
 
 Vulpii diatribe de metris 
 
 Catulli, v. 1. 
 Jan., 1872 (C. and his transla- 
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 Cavendish (Henry). Wilson (G.) Life and works of 
 
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 i®* See also Biography, p. 129. 
 Cavendish (Spencer Compton, marquis of Karlington, b. 1833). 
 
 — Kent (C.) Gladstone's government, 1869 3065.28 
 
 — Higgimon (T. W.\ English statesmen, 1875. . . .3221.13 
 Cavendish (Thomas). See Biography, p. 129 ; also Kerr's Voy- 
 
 ages, y. 10 [914.17] J Hakiuyt's voyages, v. 4 [916.18]. 
 
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 Cavonr (Camillo Benso, conte di). See BiogTaphv r> 129 
 
 Cawdray (Robert). Treasury of similes. Ed. by J 
 
 G. Pilkmgton. London, 1867. 1. 8° 3598 20 
 
 Oawthorn (James). Select poems. [Sanford and Walsh. Brit- 
 
 ish poets, v. 24, 1819J lmVoi 
 
 ~ Hi, m6 J"" 1 ' if0 ' by A ' 0nalmera - I'» ''" English poets! 
 
 Caxton (Wm.) ' The Fifteen O's,' and other' prayers* 
 
 Printed by W. Caxton (circa 1490). Reproduced 
 
 in photo-hthography, by S. Ayling. 1869. 2775.01 
 
 _ Ca ™2? o?°™ °f 0lu ' tes y e : ed - by F. J. Furnivall. London 
 1867. 8 . [Early Eng. text soo. Extra ser., No. 3.] 
 
 — Blades ( W. ) flow to tell a Caxton. 1870. 2761 07 
 
 See also Biography, p. 129 ;— Printing. 
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 42.] f gQ2 Q1 
 
 Cayley (Arthur). Memoir of Sir Thomas More' 2 v 
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 — Life of Sir Walter Raleigh. 2 v. L., 1806. 8°. 3147! 10 
 Cayley (Charles Bagot). Remarks and experiments on English 
 
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 Caylus (A. C. P. de T. de G. de P. de L., comte de). 
 
 Recueil d'antiquites. 7 v. Paris, 1756-67. 4°. 1475 01 
 
 — Les Feeries nouvelles. [Cabinet des fees, v. 24]. . 7052 24 
 
 Same. Cadichon et Jeaunette. [Cabinet d. fees,v.25.] 7062 25 
 
 — - Nouveaux contes orientaux. [Cabinet des fees, v. 25.]. 7052 25 
 Cazeaux (Paulin). Theoretical and practical treatise 
 
 on midwifery. Revised by S. Tarnier. 6th Amer 
 ed. Philadelphia, 1874. 4° 4335 29 
 
 Cazelles (E. ) Outline of the evolution philosophy. 
 From the French, by O. B. Frothingham. With 
 appendix by E.L.Youmans. NY, 1875. 12°. 4713.23 
 
 Cazenave(A.) Female beauty. From the French by 
 Miss M. T. Nash. N. Y., 1874. 12°, . 5836.04 
 
 Cazin (Achille). Phenomena and laws of heat. Tr 
 and ed. by E. Rich. N. Y, 1869. 16°. 4027.19 
 
 — Recent progress in the theory of heat. [Sm. rep., 1868.] 3936.23 
 Ceba (Ansaldo). The citizen of a republic, his rights, 
 
 duties, etc. New York, 1845. 12°. . . 5722.05 
 Cebes Thebanus. Tabula. [Gr. etLat.] Parisiis, Didol, 
 
 1842. 8° 7767.05 
 
 Cecil (Robert, ear' of Salisbury). Letters to Sir G. Ca- 
 
 rew ; ed. by J. Maclean. London, Camden soc. , 
 
 1864. 4°. 5113.39 
 
 — Courtenat/ (T. B.) in Lives of British statesmen. . . 3211.07 
 Cecil (Robert Arthur Talbot Gascoigne, viscount Oran- 
 
 bome, marquis of Salisbury). Historical sketches 
 and reviews. 1st ser. 2ded. L., 1862. 8°. 2517.17 
 Contents : Guizot's Memoirs. Prescott's Philip II. Ca- 
 therine I/, and the Court of Russia Russia as it is. Chi- 
 na and Europe. The Rome of this era. A day at Magenta 
 after the battle. Rousseau et les genevois. Louis XIV. and 
 religion. The French academy. The Girondins, by Gua- 
 det Madame Recamier. Madame de Caylus. Carnot, en- 
 gineer and revolutionist. Diane de Poitiers. Agnes Sorel. 
 
 — Higginson (T. W.) English statesmen. 1875. . . . 3221.13 
 
 See also references in Biography, p. 129. 
 Cecil (Wm., lord Burgldey or Burleigh). See Biography, p. 130. 
 
 Cecil, [pseud.] See Tongue (C.) 4617.18 
 
 Cecilia (Sainl). Huslc (W. II.) Account of the musical 
 
 celebrations on St. C.'s day, 16th-18th centuries. 
 
 With collection of odes. 1857 1562.22 
 
 — - Account of an Italian miracle play. [In Royal soc. of lit. Trans. 
 
 v. 9, 1870 6066.17 
 
 — Fow versions of the life of St. C, the original of the 2d nun's 
 
 tale. [Chaucer soc, 2d ser., no. 10.] 
 
 See also. Dub. rov., Oct. ,1874 (St.C. and Roman society, by 
 Dom Gtrtrauger); Butler's Lives of the saints, v.2 (Nov. 27). 
 Oedar christian. See Cuyler (T. L.) 
 Celebes See Celebes (in Countries). 
 
 Celebrated friendships. See Thomson (Mrs. A. T.) . . 3253.24 
 Celebrated trials and remarkable cases of criminal ju- 
 risprudence from the earliest records to 1825. 6 v. 
 
 London, 1825. 8°. 5611.05 
 
 Celebrities of the past. See Maceuen (M.) 3212.11 
 
 Celesia (Emanuele). Conspiracy of Fieschi, or Genoa 
 in the 16th century. From the Italian, by D. H. 
 Wheeler. London, 1866. 8°. . . . . 534.26 
 
 Celestial scenery. See Dick (Thomas) 4016.09 
 
 Celibacy. Afternoon of unmarried life, [anon.] 1859. . 5821.05 
 
 — Saunders (F.) Mosaics, p. 192-259. 1859 2543.04 
 
 Celibacy of the clergy. See Biblical and relig. lit., p. 80. 
 Cellular theories. See Medicine (Anatomy ; — Cell-doctrine ; — fli*- 
 
 tology) ;— Biology, p. 216. 
 
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258 
 
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 Cellini (Benvenuto). Vita, scritta per lui medesimo. 
 
 2 v. Torino, 1852. 12°. 3031. 05 
 
 ag- See also Biography, p. 130. 
 Celsus (Aurelius Cornelius). Medicina. Traite de la 
 
 medecine. [Lai. et Fr.] Paris, 1866: 8°. [Nisard's 
 
 collection.] 7725.03 
 
 Celt (The), the Roman and the Saxon. See Wright (T.) 1852. 462.02 
 
 Celts. See Celts (in Countries). 
 
 Cements. See Arts (Useful : Cements, p. 40 ;— Masonry, p. 46). 
 
 Cemeteries. See Burial usages, p. 242. 
 
 Cenrririi (Cennino). Treatise on painting. Tr. by Mrs. 
 
 Mernfield. London, 1814. 8°. ... 1425.11 
 Censorinus. De die natali. Du jour natal. [Lat. et 
 
 F,:] Paris, 1866. 8°. [Nisard's coll. ] . 7725.03 
 Census, 4£g~ For the statistics of various countries and states, 
 
 see (under Countries) their respective names, as England ; 
 
 —New York ;— United States, etc. 
 Centenary garland ; illus. of the novels of Sir Walter 
 
 Seott. With descrip. by [O. Rogers]. Edinburgh, 
 
 1871. sm. 4°. 5065.20 
 
 Centlivre (Susanna). Works. With a new account of 
 
 her life. 3 v. London, 1872. 16°. . . . 1714.25 
 Contents. 
 
 Love's contrivance, v. 2. 
 Man's bewitch'd, v. 3. 
 Marplot in Lisbon, v. 2. 
 
 Perplex'd lovers, v. 2. 
 Platonick lady, v. 2. 
 Perjur'd husband, v. 1. 
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 the Hengwrt : 3. the Cambridge ; 4. the Corpus Christi ; 
 6. the Petworth ; 6. the Lansdowne. 
 
 2-13, 16-20, 26-28, 32-36, 38-43. The six texts 
 printed separately. 
 
 21. Parallel-text ed. of O.'s minor poems. Pt. 1. Dethe 
 of Blaunche the Duchesse, 1369. Oompleynte toPite, 1366-8. 
 Parlamente of foules. Compleynte of Mare. 
 
 22. Supplementary parallel texts of C.'s minor poemB. 
 Pt. 1. Parlament of Foules. 
 
 23. Odd texts of C.'s minor poems. Pt. 1. Two bits of 
 The parlament of foules. Two differing versions of the 
 Prologue to the Legende of good women, arranged so as 
 to show their differences. Appendix of poems attributed to 
 Chaucer. The balade of Pytee, a continuation of Com- 
 pleynte to Pite. The cronycle made by Chaucer. 
 
 24. One-text print of Chaucer's minor poems, being 
 the best text of each poem in the parallel-text edition. 
 Pt. 1. The dethe of Bluunche the Duchesse. The com- 
 pleynte to Pite. The parlamente of foules. The complayut 
 of Mars. The A. B. O. ; with the French prayer to the 
 Virgin, from which the A. B. 0. is translated. 
 
 29. Treatise on the astrolabe; ed. by W. W. Skeat. 1872. 
 
 44. Detailed comparison of the Troylus and Cryseyde 
 with Boccaccio's Filostrato, pt. 1. 
 
 45. Alphabetical list of C.'s rymes in the Canterbury 
 tales, as shown by the Ellesmere ms. 
 
 2dser. Nos. 1,4,5, 11. Ellis (A. 3.) Early English 
 pronunciation ; with especial reference to Shalsspere 
 and Chaucer, including a re-arraugemeut of F. J. Child's 
 Memoirs on the language of Chaucer and Gower, and re- 
 prints of the rare tracts by Salesbury on English, 1547, 
 and Welch, 1567, and by Barclay on French, 1521. Pts. 1-4. 
 
 2. (Pt. I.) 9. (Pt. II.) Essays on Chaucer, his words and 
 works. Pt. I. 3, Ebert's Review of Sandras's Etude sur 
 Chaucer, considere comme imitateur des trouveres. Tr. by 
 J.Woan Bees Hoets. 2, A 13th century Latin treatise on the 
 cniliudre ; ed. with a trans, by E. Brock. Pt. II. 3, John 
 of Hovedeu's Practica Chilindri, ed-. from ms., with a 
 transl. by Mr. E. Brock. 4, Chaucer's use of the final -e, by 
 Jos Payne. 5, E. Barrett Browning on Chaucer. 6, Speci- 
 men of Prof. Bernard Ten-Brink's critical ed. of Chaucer's 
 Compleynte to Pite. 
 
 3. Fumivall (F. J.) Temporary preface to the six-text 
 edition of C.'s Canterbury tales, part 1. 
 
 6. FurnivaU (F. J.) Trial forewords to my ' Parallel text 
 edition of C.'s Minor poems,' with a try to set O.'s works 
 in their right order of time. 
 
 7,10. Originals and analogues of some of O.'s Canterbury 
 tales. Pts.I-II. Pt.I 1, Nicholas Trivet's French life of Con- 
 stance. Ed. by E. Brock. 2, Tale of the wife of Merelaus the 
 emperor ; from Shirley's ms. of the early Eng. version of 
 the Gesta Komanorum. 3, King Ofifa's intercepted letters 
 and banisht queen. From Matthew Paris's life of Offa the 
 first. (For the Man of law's tale.) 4, Two French fabliaux. 
 (For Chaucer's Reeve's tale.) 5, Two Latin stories. (For 
 Chaucer's Friar's tale.) Pt. II. 6, Alphonaus-of Lincoln. (For 
 the Prioress's tale.) 7, How Reynard caught Chanticleer, 
 (For the Nun's Priest's tale.) 8, Two Italian stories, and a 
 Latin one. (For the Pardoner's tale.) 9 Tale of the 
 Priest's bladder. (For the Summoner's tale, par Jakes de 
 Basim.) 10, Petrarch's Latin tale of Griseldis (with Boc- 
 caccio's story), Clerk's tale. 11, Five versions of a peare 
 tree story, the Merchant's tale. 12, Four versions of the 
 Life of Saint Cecilia. (For the Second Nun's tale.) 
 
 8. Albertano of Brescia's Liber consilii et consolationis, 
 a.d. 1246 (Latin source of the French original of Chaucer's 
 Melibe) ; ed. from the mss. by Dr. Thor Sundby. 
 
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 Francis (G. W.) Chemical experiments. 1858. 4216.06 
 Fresenius (0. R. B.) Qualitative chemical analysis. 
 
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 — Quantitative chemical analysis. 5th ed. 1870. 4214.27 
 GaUoway (22.) Manual of qualitative analysis. 4213.25 
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 12. Life records of Ohaueer. 1. The robberies oi 
 Chaucer, by R. Brerelau and others. Ed. by W. D. Selby. 
 
 Chaufpie (Jaques Georges de). Life of Servetus. Tr. by 
 J. Yair. London, 1771. 8°. . 3161.22 ; 3432.18 
 
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 index by G. W. Plympton. 1868. . . .4216.13 
 
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 don, 1851-54. 8° 4318.02 
 
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 dex. London, 1848-59. 8° 4215.01 
 
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 manufactures. 2 v 4216.18 
 
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 Payen (A. ) Precis de chimie industrielle. 5e ed. 2 v. 
 and Planches, 1 v, 1867 4215.25 
 
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 substances. 1863 4216.04 
 
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 plications. 1854 4213.29 
 
 Wagner (R. ) Handbook of cheniicul technology. 4216.05 
 
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 Bernays (A. J.) Household chemistry. 1852. 4214.06 
 
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 hold chemistry." 1869 4216.15 
 
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 Donovan (M.) Treatise on chemistry. 1854. . 4211 01 
 Fownes (George). Kudimentary chemistry. 1859. 4:212] 02 
 
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 Hooker (W.) Chemistry. 1874 4212 15 
 
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 organic and organic. 1869. . . 4713 o-> 
 
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 problems contained in the ' fourteen weeks course ' 
 
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 Williamson (A. W.) Chemistry for students ' 421"'l2 
 
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 Altfield (J.) Chemistry: general, medical, etc. 4213.32 
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 try. 4th ed. 1866 4213.26 
 
 Hoffmann (F. ) Manual of chemical analysis, as applied 
 
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 Muter (J.) Introd. to pharmaceutical and medical chem- 
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 Odling ( W. ) Course of practical chemistry for medical 
 
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 Apjohn(J.) Manual of the metalloids, 1864. 4214.10 
 Bachhoffner (G. H.) Chemistry as applied to the fine 
 
 arts. 1837 4216.35 
 
 Bauer (Prof. A.) Organic bases ; alecture. [Sm. rep.,1872.] 3936.27 
 Beguinus (J.) Tyrocinium chymicum. 1669. 4213.10 
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 Booth (J. C.) and Morfil (0.) Eecent improvements in chemical 
 
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 Bunnen (R.) Gasometry. Tr. by H. E. Pioscoe. 4216.09 
 Casiillon (A.) Recreations chimiques. 1866 .4213.11 
 Chace (G.J.) Oxygen and its combinations. [Sm.rep.,1855.] 3936.10 
 Clarice (F. W.) The constants of nature. Ft. 1. Specific gravities' 
 boiling and melting points ; and chemical formula. 1873! 
 
 [Sm. miscel. coll., v. 12.] 3935.22 
 
 Cooke (J. P., jr.) Religion and chemistry. 1864. 4214.07 
 Cornwallis (C. F.) Introduction to practical organic 
 
 chemistry, [anon.] 1843 4213.09 
 
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 chemistry. 2d ed. 1868 4216.14 
 
 Faraday (M. ) Chemical hist, of a candle. 1861. 4211.02 
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 St. George's day, 1610. Ed. by T. Corser. 
 
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 9. Norris papers. Ed. by T. Heywood. 1846. 
 
 10. 11, 16, 20. Whalley Abbey. Coucher book or 
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 1848. 
 
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 W. Beamont. 1849. 
 
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 24, 37, 57, 83. Chetham miscellanies, v. 1-4, 1851-72. 
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 quaries. Calendars of families in heraldic visitations of 
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 and jurisdiction of the Co. Palatine of Chester, the Earl's 
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 33, 51, 54. Ficcope (G.P.) Lancashire and Cheshire 
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 42. Booker (J.) Hist, of the aucient chapels of Didsbury 
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 45. Wilson (T.) Miscellanies ; with memoir, by F. R. 
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 52,55,71,77,91. Corser (T.) Collectanea Anglo- 
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 Childhood of religions. See Clodd (Edward) 3411.21 
 
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 tance of illus. New-England history by romances like the 
 Waverley novels. Colonial age of N.E. Age of the pilgrims 
 the heroio period. Power of a Rtato devi 'loped by mental 
 culture. The American bar as an clement of conservatism 
 in the state. Eloquence of revolutionary periods. Ad- 
 dress in South Dauvers at the dedicaliou of the Peabody 
 institute, Sept. 29, 1854. Remarks before the Circuit Court 
 on the death of Mr. Webster. Discourse commem. of Dan- 
 
 ' v 2 Speeches in the senate of the U.S. Case of Alex. Mo- 
 Leo'd ' On the bill to provide further remedial justice in 
 the courts of the U. S. Policy of protecting Amer. labor. 
 Ouestion of annulling the Oregon convention. Protecting 
 American labor. On the bill for the establ. of the Smith- 
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 ation of Texas. On tbe judicial tenure. In Faneuil Hall, 
 Nov 26 1850, and Oct. 31, 1855. On the removal of Judge 
 Ilavies ' At Lowell, Oct., 1856, on political topics. Ameri- 
 can nationality, July 6, 1858. On the birthday of Daniel 
 Webster. Appendix. Hor» Thucydidianre. Translations 
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 the cocoa-tree, etc. From the French, by B. Brookes. 
 
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 See also Medicine. {Beverages.) 
 
 Chodzko (Aleksander). Specimens of the popular 
 Doetry of Persia. Tr. with notes. London, 1842. 
 §° 7816.01 
 
 Choice and chance. See Whitworth (W. A.) 1870. . .4011.22 
 
 Choice ol a dwelling. See Wheeler [Gervase). 1871. .1312.22 
 
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 pittoresque de la Grece. [anon.] 2 v. in 3. Paris, 
 1782-1822. foL A. 47. 19 
 
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 Cholera. See Medicine. {Cholera.) 
 
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 Englishman, 1553 ; ed. byW. J. Thorns. London, 
 Camden miscel, v. 2. 1853. 4° 5113.09 
 
 Chomet (Hector). Influence of music on health and life. 
 Tr. by Mrs. L. A. Flint. N. Y., 1875. 32°. 1561.28 
 
 Chopin (Frederic Francois). 4S" See Biography, p. 132. 
 
 Chopin (Jean Marie) and Famin (C.) Bussie. 2 v. 
 Paris, 1838. 8°. [Univers.] 902.28 
 
 and TJbicini (N. ) Provinces Lanubiennes et Bou- 
 
 maines. Paris, 1856. 8°. [TJnivera] . . 901.29 
 
 Chorley (Henry Fothergill). Memorials of Mrs. He- 
 mans. 2 v. New York, 1836. 12°. . .3077.03 
 
 — Modem German music. London, 1854. 12°. 1564.12 
 
 — Thirty years' musical recollections. [1830-59.] 2 v. 
 
 London, 1862. 12° 1564.08 
 
 jG®- See also Biography, p. 132. 
 Choules (liev. John Overton). Cruise of the North 
 
 Star. Boston, 1851. 12° 964.05 
 
 Christ, See Biblical and religious literature. (Christology, p. 80 ; 
 — Jesus Christ, p. 901. 
 
 Christ a friend. See Adams (N.) 1857 8513.10 
 
 Christ and itie gallows. See Bovee (M. H.) 1869. . . 6817.04 
 Christ aud other masters. See Hardwick 10.) 2 V. . . . 3412.20 
 
 Christ in art. See Eggleston (Edward). 1876 1436.33 
 
 Christ in modern life. See Brooke (Stopford). 1872. . .3523.18 
 Christ in the soul. [Hymns.] See TJpham (T. C.) 1872. . . 3786.16 
 Christ the light of the world. See Vanghan (C. J.) 1867. 3611.08 
 
 Christ the spirit. See Hitchcock (E. A.) 1861 3563.01 
 
 Christian. US' For Christian themes and doctrines, see Bibli- 
 cal, religious, and ecclesiastical literature, p. 77, etc. 
 Christian (Edward). On provident banks. London, 1820. 8 . 
 
 [Pamphleteer, v. 17.] 6058.17 
 
 Christian commission (United States). i'ee United States chris- 
 tian commission. 
 Christian examiner, v. 1-87. Boston and New York, 
 
 1824-69. 8°. 8046.01 
 
 Note.— v. 1-35 had additional title ' and general review ; ' 
 36-62 ' and religious miscellany.' 
 Christian in the world. See Fannce (D. W.) 1876. . . . 3647.25 
 
 Christian life. See Bayne (Peter). 1857 3515.05 
 
 Christian lyrics ; chiefly selected from modern authors. 
 
 London, 1868. 8° 1445.20 
 
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 Christian morals. See Challen (James). 1859 3532.10 
 
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 tablished church, v. 1-33. v. 1-25 rcpr. Boston, 
 1802-1825 ; v. 26-33, Lond., 1826-33. 8°. 8052.01 
 Christian nurture. See Bushnell (Horace). 1861. . . . 3526 .08 
 
 Christian philosopher. See Dick (Thomas) 6033.02 
 
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 sion. By T. Hastings and W.Pattou. N.Y.,1837. 16°. 3761.06 
 Christian retrospect : 19th century. See Baird (Robert). 3412.12 
 Christian scholar : [poem]. See Williams {Rev. J.) . . 1696.36 
 
 Christian BingerB of Germany. See Winkworth (C.) . . 8766.06 
 Christian spectator, v. 1-8. N. H., 1819-26. 8°. 8051.01 
 
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 Same. Quarterly ohr. Spectator, v. 1-10. New 
 
 Haven, 1829-38. 8° 8051.11 
 
 Note. — Incorporated with American biblical repository. 
 
 Christian year. See Kehle (John) 1662.20 ; 16 
 
 Christian's daily walk. See Scudder (H.) 1776 3692 12 
 
 Christian's prayer. See Onderdonk (H. M.) 3534.19 
 
 Christianity. &ee Biblical, eccl., and religious literature, p. 77, etc. 
 Christianity and Greek philosophy. See Cocker (B.F.) 1H7U. 3536 15 
 Christianity and mankind. See Bunsen (C. C. J. vou). . 3414.02 
 Christianity and modern thought, [anon.] Boston, 
 
 Amer. Unit, assoc. 1872. 8° 3531.20 
 
 Christianity and science. See Peabody (A. P.) 1874. . .3584.05 
 Christianity the science of manhood. See Savage (M. J.) 3588.18 
 Christianity versus Paganism. See Chadwick (J.) . . . 3532.09 
 Christie (Kobert). Hist, of Lower Canada, parliament. 
 
 and political. 6 v. Montreal, 1866. 16°. . 562.10 
 Christie (Wm. D.) The ballot, and corruption and 
 
 expenditures at elections. L, 1872. 12°. 5714.10 
 
 — Life of Anthony Ashley Cooper, 1st earl of Shaftes- 
 
 bury, 1621-83. 2v. London, 1871. 12°. . 3162.29 
 
 — Plea for perpetual copyright. L., 1840. 8°. 2712.30 
 Christlieb (Theodor). Best methods of counteracting 
 
 modern infidelity. New York, 1874. 12°. 3534.18 
 
 — Modern doubt and christian belief. Tr. by H. V. 
 
 Weitbrecht. New York, 1874. 8°. . . 3534.16 
 Christina, {queen of Sweden). See Biography, p. 132. 
 Christmas (Henry). Christian politics ; an essay on 
 
 the text of Paley. London, 1855. 8°. . 3535.01 
 
 — Cradle of the twin giants, science and history. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1849: 8° 3813.03 
 
 — Echoes of the universe ; from the world of matter 
 
 and the world of spirit. Phila., 1850. 12°. 3535.02 
 
 Preachers and preaching. Lond., 1858. 16°. 3535.03 
 
 Shores and islands of the Mediterranean. 3 v. 
 
 London, 1851. 12°. 943.09 
 
 Christmas. 
 
 Bray { W ) Observations on the Christmas Lord of Misrule. 
 
 [Archffiologia, v. 18, 1817.] . . . ... . .... 6128.— 
 
 — Sandys ( W. ) Christmastide ; its history, festivities, 
 
 and carols. [I860.] 4611.10 
 
 Everett (E.) Mount Vernon papers, p. 11-21. 1860. 
 
 Hunt(L.) A day by the fire, p. 319-26. 1870. . . 
 
 — Smith {A.) Dreamthorp, p. 118-140. 1864. . . 
 Story {W. W.) Eoba di Eoma, v. 1, ch. iv. . . 
 
 Christmas poetry : Carols, etc. 
 
 — Brown {J. W. ) Christmas bells : a tale of holy tide. 
 
 1842 1632.34 
 
 — Christmas tyde. [Selection of poems upon Christmas 
 
 day.] London, 1849. 12° 1632.33 
 
 — Sandys { W. ) Christmas carols, ancient and modern. 
 
 -iQQo 1632.30 
 
 — Sylvester' (ji) A garland of Christmas carols ancient 
 
 and modern. 1861 , 1632.31 
 
 _ Wright {T., ed.) Specimens of old Christmas carols. [Percy 
 society, v. 4.] • • • ™*o.ui 
 
 See also Harper's monthly, v. 16 (Ohr. garland of Amer. 
 poems) ; E. Browning's Christmas-eve, a poem [1623 05] ; 
 E Hopper's Fire on the hearth in Sleepy-Hollow [1661.06]. 
 
 'as- Such works as Chambers' Book of days, v. 2 ; BranAe's 
 Pop/antiq., v. 1 ; Hone's Every day book v. 2 ; and other 
 works, to be found on p. 247, under Calendar, afford much 
 information concerning Christmas. 
 
 For illustrative fiction, see Dickens' Christmas stories 
 [173.21-2.] Planche's Merry Christmas [241.29] ; Poole s 
 Christmas festivities [241.47]. 1Q , K ,r.i„.i=trn»« 
 
 For magazine articles, see Belgravia, Jan., 1875 (Christmas 
 in Norway) ; Bentley's miscel., v. 14, 1843 ; Bentloy s mis- 
 cel.v 23, 1848 (C at Rome, by Mrs. P. Sinnet) ; Ben ley's 
 miscel., v. 28, 1850 (by E. Bell) ; Cath. world Jan 1871 .; 
 Jan 1875 (C. in the ISth.century) ; Chambers s journal, v. 
 101858 (O ^ Rome) ; Harper's mag., v. 46 (0. throughout 
 Christendom, by O. M. Spencer ; also references in Index 
 to v 1 60); London soc, Jan., 1864 (C. in Paris) ; Jan., 1864 
 (0. to tne Colonies) ; New monthly, v. 1, 1821 (On the origin 
 
 of Christmas). , T _. ,..„ i<vw34 
 
 Christmas bells. *e Brown (J W.) 1842 . . . .1632.34 
 
 Christmas holidays in Eome. See Kip (W. I.) . . ■ • »"■■"> 
 cEoffel (Baget). Zwingli; or, the rise of the refor- 
 mation in Switzerland. Tr. by J. Cochran. Edm- 
 
 OhristouSy. 'see Biblical and religious lit. p. 80; also W^.F.) 
 DocUine of the Lord in the primitive christian churchy 
 
 Christopher Caustic i>seud. 'see Fessende'n (T. G.) '. • 1643.13 
 
 cStopLrs (liev. a, W.) ^pworth singers and other 
 
 poets of Methodism. N. Y, 18,5. U. 3 < 65^3 
 
 — Hymn-writers and their hymns. 2d ed. 1872. 37bo.ld 
 
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 Christus patiens. [Gr. et Lai] annot. F. Dubner. Pa- 
 risiis, Didot, 1846. 8°. 7765.02 
 
 Christyn (Jean Baptiste). Les delices des Pays-Bas. 
 5 v. 6e ed. Liege, 1769. 16° 511.03 
 
 Chromatics. See Fine arts. (Color.) 
 
 Chromos. Parton (J.) Triumphs, etc 3265.15 
 
 Chronicle of the Cid. See Cid 658.17 
 
 Chronicles. See Biblical literature, p. 80. 
 
 Chronicles and memorials of Great Britain and Ireland. See 
 Rolls Chronicles 5140. 
 
 Chronicles of a sarden. See Wilson (»'oI.| 1864. . 6132.15 
 
 Chronicles of Cartaphilua. See Hoffman (D.) . . . .446.26 
 
 Chronicles of London Bridge. See Thomson (K.) 1827. .492.29 
 
 Chronicles of the Bastile. See Chamerovzow (M. A.) . 152.17 
 
 Chronicles of the crusaders, being contemporary narra- 
 tives of the crusade of Bichard Coeur de Lion, by 
 Bichard de Devizes and Geoffrey de Vinsauf ; and 
 of the crusade of St. Louis, by De Joinville, with 
 notes. London, jBolui. 1818. 12°. . . 6023.13 
 
 Chronicles of the seasons, or, the progress of the year. 
 {anon.} 4 v. London, 1814. 16°. . . 4731.01 
 
 Chronicles oi the tombs. See Pettigrew (T. J.) 1857. .6215 01 
 
 Chronicon Anglia?, 1328-18. Ed. by E. M. Thomp- 
 son. Lond.,1874. 8°. [Rolls chronicles. ] 5140.— 
 
 Chronicon Scotorum : a chron. of Irish affairs to 1135, 
 with supl., 141-50, ed. by W. M. Hennessy. Lon- 
 don, 1866. 8°. [Rolls chron.] . . . 5140.— 
 
 Chronological sketch of the kings of England. With 
 anecdotes. By H.M.L. [anon.} L.,1871. 12°. 472.22 
 
 Chronological sketch of the kings of France. By H 
 M. L. [anon.} Nowed. Lond., 1871. 12°. 511.06 
 
 Chronology. 
 
 1. Introductory works. 
 
 — Bond (J. J) Handy-book for verifying dates. Lon- 
 
 don, 1866. 8°. 
 
 — Chronological tracts, containing proposals for a new 
 
 universal division of time. By K. C, Esq. [anon. 1 
 London, 1819. 8° 5093.02 
 
 — Mian (F. ) Antiquity and connexion of the early 
 
 cycles, and use in settling differences of chro- 
 nologists. [In Royal soc. of lit. Trans., v.3. 50C8 03 
 
 — Remarks on ancient chronology. J. M. B. [Class, journal, v. 
 
 o±, p, ±UJ ; ^S^o.J 274.) qj. 
 
 — Woollwuse (W. S.B.) Analysis of the Christian,' Hebrew and 
 
 Mahometan calendars. [la Ids Measures etc. 1859.1 4015 19 
 
 — Wright (T.) On the antiquity of dates, expressed in Arabic 
 
 numerals. [Jour, of Brit. arch, assoc. v. 2.1 U61 02 
 
 m- See also Almanac, p. 13 ;-Oalendar, p. 247i 
 
 2. Chronological tallies. 
 
 — AH (L') de verifier les dates [le partie] avant l'ere 
 
 chretierme Par un religieux de la congregation 
 de Sarnfc-Maur [F. Clement]. Nouv. ed. par N V 
 de Saint Allais. 5 v. Paris, 1819. 8° 401 01 
 
 Same. [2e partie.] Depuis la naissance de Notre- 
 
 Seigneur jusqu'en 1770. Eeimprime:, et continue 
 par N. V. de Saint Allais. 18 v. Paris, 1818-19. 
 
 Same. [3e partie.] Depuis i'anne'e 1770 iu'squ'a nos 
 jours. 18 v. Paris, 1821-1844. 8°. . 401 ?4 
 
 Same. T" 1 - 1 - 
 
 partie. A 
 
 3d 
 
 Table generale des noms p'ropres de la2e 
 i. D. 1-1770. Paris, 1830. 8°. . 401 42 
 
 [L'Ameiique, 
 
 ~ Sl tl ( ^ 51 ' 0hrono] °g ica l and historical tables! Ne 
 
 Paris, 1832. 
 401.42 
 
 Sew 
 
 --Enlarged. To 1856. ' By J." w'. b'oss. 1856 413 08 
 ~ av ±f?™f ecology, ftom the ceation of the 
 world to the conclusion of the Franco-German war 
 Continuation [from 1856] by W. D. Hamilton 
 
 - Sale, iw.)' New'analysis'of chronology 'and gcogm 
 p, history and prophecy. 2d ei 4 v. S ifst 
 
 3442.19 
 
 2' CnronS? TT P°e™&* of 'the ancients.' 
 apo'cryX ° lat01 ' y °*' the 01d '^^ment and the 
 
 4 SofTi^' 8 * ? of the New Testament, 
 a. -rroiane chronology 
 
 - SamiUon ( W D.) Civil service chronology 
 tinuation from 1856 to 1871. . uuulo °y- 
 
 Con- 
 413.04 
 
 — Labberton (U. H.) Historical atlas, containing a 
 chronol. ser. of one hundred maps. 1872. 413 21 
 
 — Munsell (J). Every-day book of history and chio 
 nology. 1858 iHn 
 
 — Nicolas (K H.) Chronology of history, tables c'al 
 dilations, etc. 1851 412 07 
 
 — Stanch (jEg.) Chronology. Tr. by R.' Sault 
 ed. 1722 413u ^ 
 
 — Student's Handbook of ancient history. Ed hv ' V 
 M'Burney. 1856 . ' 413 10 
 
 — Student's Handbook of modern history riGOO-lswi 
 Ed. by S.Neil. 1857 441.21 
 
 3. Dictionaries and Indexes of dates of events, facts, etc. 
 -- Haydn (J. ) Dictionary of dates relating to all ages 
 
 and nations. Ed. by B. Vincent. 1869. 414 15 
 Same. Supplement, relating chiefly to American 
 
 topics. By G. P. Putnam. 1868. ... 414 kj 
 Same. Supplement to the 13th ed. , including the 
 
 history of the world to the end of 1870. . 414 17 
 
 — Mackay (A). Facts and dates in sacred and profane 
 history and in the sciences, the memory beine- 
 aided. 1869 413 18 
 
 — Putnam (G. P.) Handbook of chronology and his 
 tory. The world's progress. 1852. . . 413 05 
 
 — Rosse (J. W.) Index of dates. An index to Blair's 
 Tables. 1859 413 09 
 
 — Tegg's Dictionary of chronology. 1854. '. 413 13 
 
 — Townsend (0. H.) Manual of dates. Ifc62.' 413,07 
 
 — Wallace (A. ) Dissertation on the true age of the 
 world. 1844 414 01 
 
 — Woodward (B. B.) and Cales (W. L. R) Encyclo- 
 paedia of chronology, historical and biographical. 
 !872 414 18 
 
 See also Calendar, p. 247.;— History (Tables, p. 268). 
 «S» See also (under Countries) names of certain uationa 
 
 Chrysostomus .Joannes, St.) Opera selecta. Gr ei 
 Lat. Emend. F. Duebner. 2 v. Parisiis, Didot, 
 1861-62. 8° 7764.10 
 
 Chubb (J. ) Construction of locks and keys. London, 
 1850. 16° 3932 35 
 
 Chunder (Bholanauth). Travels of a Hiu'doo to vari- 
 ous parts of Bengal and Upper India. With intro- 
 duction by J. Talboys Wheeler. 2 v. Lond., 1869. 
 8°. 1013 22 
 
 Church (A. E.) Elements of differential and integral 
 calculus. Revised ed. N.Y., 1870. 8°. . 4014.18 
 
 Church (Arthur H. ) Colour. L., [1872.] 12°. 1422.13 
 
 — Laboratory guide ; specially for students. 2d ed. 
 London, 1,870. 12°. 4213.14 
 
 Same. 3d ed., enlarged. L., 1874. 12°.' 4213.14 
 
 Church (Mrs. Florence Marryat). " Gup." Sketches 
 
 of Anglo-Indian life and character. London, 1868. 
 
 T .° • • 1011.06 
 
 — Tate and letters of Captain Marryat 2 v. New York, 
 1872. 8° 3117.18 
 
 W For her novels see Fiction class-list. 
 Church (Bichard Win. ) Sacred poetry of the early re- 
 ligions. Two lectures. London, 1874. 16°. 3761.18 
 
 — Saint Anselm : [a life]. London, 1S70. 12°. 3418.14 
 
 — Essays of Montaigne. [In Oxford essays, 1857.] . . 2538.21 
 Uhurch and churches. MS- For works ou Church, history, polity, 
 
 I?" se t,u Biblioal > relig., and eccl. lit. (Church and State, p. 
 81 -.—Church history, p. 81 ; —Church polity, p. 80 ;— also 
 names of particular churches, topics, and doctrines). See also 
 Architecture, p. 33 :— Fine arts (Sacred art ;— Floral de- 
 corations, etc.) ;— Music. 
 Church and the churches. See Dbllinger (J. J. I.) 1862. 3545.05 
 Ohurch. and the world : essays on questions of the day. 
 1866-68. By various writers. Ed. by O. Shipley. 
 
 3 v. Loudon, 1866-68. 8 J 3534.22 
 
 Note.— For contents see p. 80 of this catalogue. 
 Church in the house. See Arnot (W.) 1874. ..... 3512.12 
 
 Onurcn property (Taxation of). See Hovey (A.) Eeligion and the 
 
 state 3551.25 
 
 Onurchill (Charles). Poetical works. With notes and 
 bfe, by W. Tooke. 3 v. L., 1841. 16°. . 1611.14 
 Contents: v. 1. Life. The Rosciad. Apology addressed to 
 the critical reviewers. Night. Prophecy of famiue. Epistle 
 tow. Hogarth, v. 2. The duellist. Gotham. The author. 
 The coniereuce. The ghost, v. 3. The ghost. Tlie candi- 
 date. Farewell. The Times. Independence. The journey. 
 Fragment of a dedication. Lines written in Windsor park' 
 Index. 
 
 Same. 3 v. Boston, 1854. 16°. . . . 1633 02 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE 
 
 LIBRARY. 
 
CHURCHILL- CITIES 
 
 269 
 
 — Poems. Ed. with life, by A. Chalmers. [Chalmers. English 
 
 poets, v. 14, 1810.] 1626.14 
 
 — Poems, v. 1. [London!, 1768. 8°. ... 1633.05 
 
 — Select poems. Ed. by B. Walsh [Br. poets, v. 27, 1822] 1691.27 
 
 ,8®- For lives of Churchill, see Biography, p. 132. 
 Churchill {Col. Charles Henry). Lite of Abdel Kader. 
 London, 1867. 8° 3011.10 
 
 — Mount Lebanon, 1842 to 1852. ; also the Druses and 
 
 the Maronites under the Turkish rule, 1810 to 1860. 
 3ded. 4 v. London, 1853-1862. 8°. . . 1031.01 
 
 Churchill (John, duke of Marlborough} . See Biography, p. 132. 
 
 Churchill (Fleetwood, ed.) Essays on puerperal fever 
 and diseases incidental to women. London, 1849. 
 8 5 4316.02 
 
 Churchman's manual. See Dorr (B.) 3644.17 
 
 Churcliman's year book, with Kalendar for 1870. 
 Comp. by W. S. Perry. Hart., 1870. 16°. 3451.08 
 
 Churchyards. See Burial usageB. 
 
 Churchyards (Chapters on) : [talcs] See Southey [Mrs. O.) 253.22 
 
 Churton (Edward). Gongora ; an essay on the times 
 of Philip IIL and IV. of Spain. With translations 
 [from Gongora's poems]. 2 v. L.,1862. 12°. 3067.05 
 
 Ciappori (CI.) Dessins. See *Arts (Les) somptuaires, etc. 1466.02 
 
 Cibber (Colley). Dramatic works. 4 v. London, 1760. 
 
 16° 1713.27 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Comedies. Love's last shift. "Woman's wit. 
 Love makes a man. She would and she would not. v. 2. 
 The careless husband, a comedy. The rival lools, a comedy. 
 Richard III., a tragedy, v. 3. The double gallant, a come- 
 dy. Ximena, a tragedy. The comical lovers, a comedy. The 
 non-juror, a comedy, v. 4. The refusal, a comedy. The 
 provoked husband, a comedy. Love in a riddle, a pastoral. 
 Papal tyranny, a tragedy. 
 JH3- For lives of Cibber, see Biography, p. 132. 
 
 Cibber (Theophilus). Life and character of Barton 
 Booth. London, 1733. 8° . . . . 3023.08 
 
 — Lives of the poets, to Dean Swift. 5 v. London, 1753. 
 
 16° 3251.01 
 
 Cicero (Marcus Tullius). Academic questions, de Fini- 
 bus, and Tusculan disputations. Literally tr. by 
 0. D. Ton^e. London, Bohn, 1853 12°. 5435.02 
 
 — Cato and Lselius ; or, an essay on old age and 
 
 friendship. With remarks by W. Melmoth. 2d ed. 
 
 2v. Loudon, 1777. 8°. 5434/25 
 
 Same. Essays on old age and friendship. With 
 
 remarks by W. Melmoth. L., 1807. 8°. . 3535.05 
 
 — De officiis ; or essay on moral duty. Trans, by W. 
 
 McCartney. Edin., 1798. 8° 5435.01 
 
 Same. Offices or moral duties ; also, Cato Major, 
 
 an essay on old age ; Lselius, on friendship ; Para- 
 doxes ; Scipio's dream ; Duties of a magistrate. 
 London, Bohn, 1866. 12° 5434.34 
 
 — (Euvres completes. [Texte latin], avec la traduction 
 
 en Francais. 5 v. Paris, 1869. 8°. [Nisard s Col- 
 lection.] 7725.04 
 
 — On oratory and orators. With notes. 2 v. London, 
 
 1808. 8°. 6315.06 
 
 Same. With his letters to Quintus and Brutus. 
 
 Ed. by J. S. Watson. London. H. 0. Bohn, 1855. 
 
 12° 6314.15 
 
 Same. Three dialogues upon the orator. Tr. 
 
 by W. Guthrie. New ed. Oxf., 1808. 12°. 6311.11 
 Same. Tr. by W.Guthrie. N.Y., [n.d.~\ 16°. 6321.01 
 
 — Opera. Ex ed. J. A. Ernesti. Cam notis et interpre- 
 
 tatione in usum Delphini. 12 v. London, Valpy, 
 1830. 8° 7712.18 
 
 Opera philosophica. 2 y. 
 Orationes. 6 v. 
 
 Epistolse ad dirersos. 2v. 
 
 Index. 1 v. 
 
 Libri rhetorici. 2 v. 
 
 — Orationes. With [English] commentary by G. Long. 
 
 4 v. L., 1851-58. 8°. [Long's BibL class.] 7727.01 
 Contents : v. 1. In Verrem libri septem. v. 2. Oratio pro 
 
 P. Quintio. Pro S. Koscio. Pro Q. Eoscio. Pro M. Tullio. 
 
 Pro M. Fonteio. Pro A. Czechia. De imperio Cn. Pompeii. 
 
 The province Asia. Pro A. Clueutio Habito. De lege agra- 
 
 ria. Pro C. Rabirio. Index. 
 3. In L. Catilinam. Pro L. Murena. Pro P. Sulla. Pro A. 
 
 Archia. Pro L. Valerio Flacco. Quuin senatui gratias egit. 
 
 Quuin populo gratias egit. De domo sua. De haruspicum 
 
 responsis. Pro P. Sestio. 
 v. 4. In P. Vatinium testem. Pro M. Cselio. De provinciis 
 
 consularibus. Pro L. Cornelio Balbo. In L. Calpurnium 
 
 Pisonem. Pro Cn. Plancio. Pro C. Rabirio Postumo. Pro 
 
 T. Annio Milone. Pro Q. Ligario. Pro rege Deiotaro. Phi- 
 
 lippicarum liber l-xvi. Index to notes. 
 
 — Orations. Tr. by C. D. Yonge. 4 v. London, Bohn, 
 
 1851-52. 12° 6312.11 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Orations for P. Quintius, Sextus Roscius, 
 Quintus Roscius ; against Q. Csecilius and C. Verres. 
 
 v. 2. Three orations on the Agrarian law, the four against 
 Catiline, the orations for Rabirius, Murena, P. Sylla, Ar- 
 ohias, Flacous, Scanrus, M. Tullius, M. Fonteius, A. Casci- 
 na, Cluentlus, C. Cornelius, JEmilius Scam-us, alter Cice 
 ro's return, against P. Blodius and C. Curio. 
 
 v. 3. Oratlous for his house, Plancius, Sextius Cffllius 
 Milo, Ligarius. Balbus, Postumus, Marcellus, King Deio- 
 tarus, respecting the answers of the soothsayers, against 
 P. Vatinius, on the subject of the consular provinces 
 against L. O. Piso. 
 
 v. 4. Fourteen orations against M Antouius, called Phi- 
 lippics. Treatise on rhetorical invention. The orator. 
 Treatise on topics. Dialogue concerning oratorial parti- 
 tions. Treatise on the best style of orators. 
 
 — Orations. Tr. by Duncan, [v. 1-2]. The offices by 
 
 Cockman, Cato, and Lselius, by Melmoth. 3 v. 
 New York, [n.d] 18° 6321.02 
 
 — Political works. Treatise on the commonwealth ; 
 
 treatise on the laws. Tr. with dissertations and 
 notes by F. Barham. 2 v. L., 1842. 8°. . 5715.14 
 
 — The republic. Tr. with introd. by G. W. Feather- 
 
 stonhaugh. New York, 1829. 16°. . . 5715.29 
 
 — Treatises on the nature of the gods. Divination. Fate. 
 
 The republic The laws. The consulship. Lond. , 
 Bohn, 1853. 12°. 3535.07 
 
 — Leuin (T. W.) Six lectures introductory to the 
 
 philos. writings of Cicero. 1871. . . . 5422.01 
 
 — Lytlelton [O., lord). Observ. on the life of. 5052.13 
 
 — Rapin [R.) Comparison of Demosthenes and Cicero for elo- 
 
 quence. [In Rapin's Works, v. 1.] 5064.11 
 
 ijtg" For lives and Letters of C, see Biography, p. 132. 
 Cicerone (The), or art guide to painting in Italy. See Burck- 
 
 hardt (J.) 1873 1435.15 
 
 Cid (Bodrigo Diaz de Bivar, called the). 
 
 — Eomancero del Cid. Publicado por A. Keller. Stutt- 
 
 gart, 1840. 12°. 7216.26 
 
 — Chronicle of the Cid. From the Spanish, by R. 
 
 Southey. London, 1808. 4° 558.17 
 
 — Trausl. from the Cid. by J. H. Frere. [Works, v. 2.] . 1641.26 
 
 See also essay on- the poem- by Matthew Arnold in Mac- 
 mi Dan, Oct., 1871; Biography, p. 133 ; and in modem poetry, 
 Corneille's tragedy ' LtiCid' [7014.25] paraphrased in Cib- 
 ber's ' Ximena ' [1713.29]; Mrs. Hemau's ' Songs of the Cid ' 
 [1651 06] ; Lockhart's ancient Spanish ballads [1664.07]. 
 
 Cider-making. See Liquors, p. 44 ; also Phillips (J.) Cyder, a 
 poem. [In his Works.] 1691.13 
 
 Cieca or Cieza de Leon (Pedro). Travels of, 1532-1550, 
 
 from gulf of Darien to the city of La Plata. Tr. 
 
 by C. ft. Markham. London, Hdkluyt soc, 1864. 
 
 8 3 '. . 567.14 
 
 Cinchona. See Botany, p. 224 ; and Medicine [Pharmacopeias.) 
 
 Cincinnati. See Countries, etc. [Cincinnati.) 
 
 Cincinnati (Society of the). See Perm. Hist. Soc. Proceedings, 
 V. 6 [622.13] ; and N. A. rev., v.77, 1853. 
 
 Circassia. See Countries. [Circassia.) 
 
 Circe. [Moral dialogues.] See Gelli (G. B.) 5434.38 
 
 Circle (Quadrature of the). 
 
 — Cyciometry and circle-Bquaring in a nutshell. 1871. . 4011.26 
 
 — Parker [J. A.) Quadrature of the. 1874 4011.39 
 
 — Smith [J.) The quadrature of the circle. 1861. . . .4012.31 
 Circle of the year. See Adams (W. H. D.) 1869. . . . 4731.05 
 Circles. Emerson (R. W.) Essays, 1st s., p. 271-293. 1873. 2524.05 
 Circulation. See Medicine [Circulation of the blood ;— Heart ; — 
 
 Physiology) ; — Botany. 
 Circumnavigation of the globe. J8®~ See Voyages and travels. 
 
 ( Voyages round the world.) 
 Circumnavigation of the globo, from the voyage of 
 
 Magellan [1519] to the death of Cook [1779]. 2d 
 
 ed. Edin., 1837. 16°. 921.06 
 
 Same. New York, 1844. 18°. [H. F. L.] 921.08 
 
 Cirencester (Richard of). See Richard of Cirencester. 
 Cirrepedia. See Natural history. [Crustacea.) 
 Cities. 
 
 1. History. 
 
 — Buclce (C.) Bums of ancient cities. 2 v. 1846. 432.10 
 
 — Buckley [T. A.) Great cities of the ancient world, in 
 
 their glory and their desolation. 1862. . 421.08 
 Great cities of the middle ages. 1857. . 442.06 
 
 — Frost {J. ) Great cities of the world, in their glory 
 
 and in their dosolation. 1852 441.25 
 
 — Fastel de Coulanges (N. D.) The ancient city. Tr. 
 
 by W. Small. 1874 421.27 
 
 — Lost cities brought to light, [anon.'] . . .421.20 
 
 Contents : Cities of Egypt. Cities of the giants. Tyre. 
 Nineveh. Babylon. 
 
 2. In relation to Culture, Morals, etc. 
 
 — Brewster [F. E.) Philosophy, etc.. p. 336-57. . . . 5438.02 
 
 — Country towns, and the place they fill in modern 
 
 civilization, [anore.] 1868. 18° 5811.14 
 
 — Kingsley [C.) Great cities ; influence for good or evil. [In his 
 
 New miscellanies, p. 250-277.] 2534.07 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTTOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the number. 
 
270 
 
 CITIES- CLARKE 
 
 Cities, continued. 
 
 Morgan (J. E.) Danger of deterioration of race from the too 
 
 rapid growth of cities. [Nat. assoe. soc. sci., 1665.J 5815.10 
 St. John (J. A.) Influence of, on genius. [In his Aflat, of soc, 
 
 T. 2, p. 69.] 2542.06 
 
 — Vaugkan (B.) Age of great cities ; in relation to in- 
 
 telligence, morals, e/& 1843 5816.05 
 
 See also Gentleman's mag., July-Nov., 1874 (Great towns 
 — BiimiDgham, Mauchester, Bristol, Liverpool, Newcastle- 
 upon-Tyne— and their public influence, by Sexagenarian) ; 
 Putnam's mag., Mch., 1855 (Great citiesj. See also Country. 
 3. Management and Economy. 
 
 — Chalmers (21) Christian and civic economy of large 
 
 towns. 3 v. 1821-26 5816.02 
 
 — Prigier (H. A. ) Des classes dangereuses de la popu- 
 
 lation dans les grandes villes, et des moyeus de 
 les rendre meilleures. 2 v. l8i0. . . . 5818.14 
 
 — Great Britain. Parliament. Metropolis local manage- 
 
 ment act, with notes. 1858-9 5635.30 
 
 See Galaxy, Feb., 1872 (Management of cities, by I.Butts) ; 
 aiso Social science. 
 Cities and wilds of Andalucia. See Murray (R. D.) 1849. 982.24 
 Cities of the nation ie)l See Camming (Rev. John). . . 3543.08 
 
 Citizen of the world. See Goldsmith (Oliver) 6037.08 
 
 Citizenship. See aiso Government and politics ;— Law (Interna- 
 tional). 
 
 City of God. See Augustine (St.) 2 v. 1871 3518.05 
 
 City of God and the church makers. See Abbey (K.) 1872. 3513.08 
 
 City of sin. See Remington (E. F.) 3586.23 
 
 City ol the Caliphs, [BagdaU See Wellsted (J. K.) . . . 1044.04 
 
 City of the Magyar. See Pardoe (J.) 966.24 
 
 City of the plague. See Wilson (John). Poems 109o.25 
 
 City ot the saints. See Burton (B. F.) 1115.01 
 
 City of the Sultan. See Pardoe (Miss J.) 994 01 
 
 C.ty's heart, [a poem, anon.] N. Y., 1866. 16°. 1633.07 
 Civil engineering. See Arts (Useful : engineering, p. 41.) 
 Civil law. See Law. (Civit or Roman law.) 
 Civil service chronology, from the creation of the 
 world to the conclusion of the Franco-German 
 war. Continuation [from 1856] by W. D. Hamil- 
 ton. London, 1872. 18° _ 413.04 
 
 Civil service reform. See Government and politics. 
 Civilization. See Social science (Civilization and progress) ; His- 
 tory (Philosophy) ;— Man (^re-historic). 
 Claiborne (J. 3?. H.) .Life and corresp. of Gen. John 
 A. Quitman. 2 v. New York, 1860. 12°. 3147.05 
 
 — Life and times of Gen. Sam. Dale. New York, 1860. 
 
 12° 3016.07 
 
 Olairon (Joseph Hippolite Legris de Latude, called Mile. de). Me- 
 
 moires. [ftlBarriere (J. F.) Bibl. des mem., v. 6.] 507.01 
 Clans. See Scotland (in Countries). 
 
 Clapham sect. Stephen (Sir J.) Essays, etc. v. 2. . . .3423.21 
 Clapp (Theodore). Autobiographical sketches, during 
 
 35 years residence in New Orleans. Boston, 1857. 
 
 12° 3037.10 
 
 Clapp (Wm. W., jr). A record of the Boston stage, [to 
 
 1852]. Boston, 1853. 12° 1711.16 
 
 Clare (John). See New monthly, Aug., 1865 ; Smiles (S.) Brief 
 
 biographies, 1861. [3263.16], 
 Clarendon [Earl of). See Hyde. 
 Clarendon papers. [In New York hist. soc. Col., 1870] . 615.12 
 
 Claret and olives. See Reach (A. B.) 1852 972.07 
 
 Claretie (Jules). Madeleine Bertin. 2e ed. Paris, 
 
 1869. 1-a° 7014.08 
 
 Clark. ^®~ In alphabetizing Clark and Clarke the final e of 
 
 Clarke is not regarded. 
 Clarke (Adam). Christian missions. Including an ac- 
 count of the introduction of the Gospel into the 
 
 British Isles. London, [1837.] 8°. . .3417.25 
 
 — Detached pieces. 3 v. London, 1837. 16°. 3531.10 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Letter to the editor of the Christian ob- 
 server. Philadelphia museum lor July, August, and Sep- 
 tember, 1804. Defence of the- literary character of W. Hun- 
 ter. Letter to the editor of the Monthly magazine. Jones's 
 Grammar of the Persian language. Bell's Greek grammar. 
 Whittaker's Latin grammar. Lord Teignmouth's Memoirs 
 of Sir Wm. Jones. Stock's Book of the prophet Isaiah. Ve- 
 tus Testamentum Graacuni, cum variis lectionibus. Wil- 
 kins' Arabic and Persian dictionary. Barrett's Evaugelium 
 secundum Matthseura. New theory of the Poisian verbs, 
 with their Hindostanee syuonimes, in Persian and English'. 
 Chrestomathie Arabe. Weston's Fragments of orieutal lit- 
 erature. Graves' Lectures on the Pentateuch. Last illness 
 and death of Professor Porson. Keply to various critiques 
 on Dr. Clarke's Bible. A lew remarks on a pamphlet, en- 
 titled, " Vindication of the Hindoos." Beniarks on a crit- 
 icism in tne Christian observer. Observations on " King 
 Hart," by Gawiu Douglas. Exley's Principles of nat. phi- 
 losophy. Dissert, on a silver disc in the Nat. library in 
 Paris, called Scipio's buckler. Explanation of a Bourhonese 
 inscription. On the Pythagorean numbers and Platonio 
 bodies. On the bow of Ulysses. 
 
 v. 2. Dissert, on the use and abuse of tobacco. Account 
 of an agr. experiment. Origin and hist, of St. Leueio. 
 
 Record commission— Rymer's Feeders. Rules of the Man 
 Chester philological society. Dissertation on diplomas and 
 diptychs. Thoughts on dancing. Discourse on the gene, 
 alogy of Josus Christ. Creed of the Abyssinians, etc. etc. 
 
 v. 3. Cursory remarks on the English tongue, and on tile 
 present mode of public education. Budhistpriests. Cla. 
 vis Biblica, or a compendium of scriptural knowledge. Let- 
 ter to a preacher. Succinct account of polyglott Bibiea" 
 Succinct acet. of the principal ed. of the Greek Testament 
 Observ. on the text of the three divine witnesses. B 8 . 
 marks on the chapel fund. Trustees of Methodist chapels' 
 Biographical notices. Correspondence. 
 
 — Memoirs of Mrs. Mary Cooper. 2ded. Lond, 1815 
 
 16° 3043.32 
 
 — Memoirs of the Wesley family. New York, 1824 
 
 8°. 3183.26 
 
 Same. 2 v. London, I860. 16°. . . . 3183.33 
 
 Clarke ( Capt. A. R. ) Comparisons of the standards of 
 length of England, Prance, Prussia, Russia, India, 
 
 Australia. London, 1866. 4° 4018.21. 
 
 Clark (B. P.) Mirthfulness and its exciters. Boston 
 
 1870. 12°. 6212.06 
 
 Clarke (Charles). Bos for the season : sporting sketch. 
 
 2 v. J-iondon, 1864. 8°. 4624.03 
 
 Clarke (Rev. C. C. ) Wonders of nalure, selected from 
 the Trans, of the Royal soc. of London. London, 
 
 [n.<£] 12°. 3913.27 
 
 Clarke (Charles Cowden). Moliere-characters. Edin- 
 burgh, 1865. 12°. ....... . 1733.26 
 
 — Specimens, with memoirs, of the less- known British 
 
 poets. 3 v. Edinburgh, 1868. 8°. . . 1625.26 
 
 Clark (Daniel). Proofs of the corruption of Gen. J. 
 Wilkinson. Philadelphia, 1809. 8°. . . 3186.01 
 
 Clarke (Daniel K. ) Exhibited machinery of 1862 : cy- 
 clopaedia of the machinery represented at the In- 
 ternational exhibition. Loni., 1864. 4°. 3923.03 
 
 Clark (E. C.) Early Roman law. Tha regal period. 
 London, 1872. 12° 5631.24 
 
 Clark (Edson L. ) Arabs and Turks. Their origin, his- 
 tory, and condition at prasent. B.,1876. 12°. 547.26 
 
 Clarke (Edward Daniel) . Travels i j Russia, Tariary, 
 and Turkey. Aberdean, 1848. 12°. . . 993.10 
 
 Clarke (Edward H. ) The budding of a brain [in rela- 
 tion to sex]. Boston, 1874. 16°. . . . 5513.29 
 
 — Sex in education. Boston, 1873. 16°. . . 551427 
 
 Note. — For replies, see Sex and education [5514.29] ; Ed- 
 ucation of girls [5514.28] ; Duffey's No sex, etc. [5514.30.] 
 Clark (Edward L. ) Daleth ; or the homestead of the 
 nations. Boston, 1864. 8° 1075.09 
 
 — Israel in Egypt. Egypt's place among the ancient 
 
 monarchies. New York, 1874. 8°. . . 1077.04 
 
 Clark (Capl. Emmons). History of the second com- 
 pany of the seventh regiment (national guard), N. 
 Y. S. M. New York, 1864. 8°. ... 644.13 
 
 Clark (Frank E. ) Our vacations : where to go, how to 
 go, and how to enjoy them. B., 1874. 16°. 1111.21 
 
 Clark (F. L.) Outline of surgery and surgical patho- 
 logy. 2d ed. London, 1872. 8°. . . . 4336.15 
 
 Clarke (Frank Wigglesworth). The constants of nature. Pt. I. 
 Specific gravities ; boiling and melting points ; and chemi- 
 cal formulas. Wash., 1873. 8°. [Sm. miscel. coll. v. 12] 3935.22 
 
 Clarke (E. W.) Weights, measures, and money of all 
 nations. New York, 1875. 12°. . . . 3941.23 
 
 Clark (Col. George Rogers). Sketch of his campa.gn 
 in the Illinois in 1778-9. With an introd., by H. 
 Pirtle. Cincinnati, 1869. 8° 592.21 
 
 Clark (Henry James). Mind in Nature ; or the origin 
 of life, and the mode of development of animals. 
 New York, 1865 8° 1W' 24 
 
 Clarke (Hyde). Engineering of Holland. [Weale's .mar. pap™. 
 V. 2.1 3D18.W 
 
 — Hydrostatic and hydraulic docks, patent slips etc. of the U. S. 
 
 [Weale's quar. papers, v. 4.] 39 18. 14 
 
 — On the manufacture of bricks and tiles in Holland. I Weale s 
 
 quar. papers, v. 3.] 8 ? i8 ' u 
 
 Clarke (James Freeman). Christian doctrme oi for- 
 giveness of sin. Essay. 3ded. B.,1870. 12°. 3536.00 
 
 — Christian doctrine of prayer. B., 1854. 18°. 3536.01 
 
 — Common-sense in religion : essays. Boston, lj>'4; 
 
 — Duties of Mass. : sonnon at annual election. B., 1868. £"• 
 
 — Hour which cometh, and now is : sermons. Boston, 
 
 1864. 12°. . „• 3536.02 
 
 — Inspiration of the New Testament. B., 1869. 12°. • 
 
 — Orthodoxy : its truth, and errors. 6th ed. Boston, 
 
 1869. 12°. . . i 353O.10 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBBABY. 
 
CLARKE — CLAY 
 
 271 
 
 — Ten great religions : an essay in comparative theo- 
 
 logy. Boston, 1871. 8°. 3412.11 
 
 Clarke (James Stanier). Naufragia ; or, historical me- 
 moirs of shipwrecks. 2 v. L., 1805-6. 12°. 932.15 
 Clark (John). Works of the Caledonians bards. From 
 
 the Galic. 2d ed. London, 1783. 16°. 1631.16 
 Clark (Bev. John A.) Glimpses of the old world. 2 v 
 
 London, 1810. 8°. 941,25 
 
 Clark (John Willis). Yacht voyage to Faroe Islands. [In Galton 
 
 (P.) Vacation tourists, I860.] 925.12 
 
 Clarke (John S., actor). See Gentleman's mag., Dec, 1871. 
 Clark (Lewis). Theoretical navigation and nautical 
 
 astronomy. New York, 1872. 12°. . . 4017.05 
 Clark (L. Gaylord). Knick-knacks from an editor's 
 
 table. New York, 1852. 12°. . . . .2517.18 
 Clarke (L.L.) The microscope. L., 1858. 12°. 4827.11 
 
 — Objects for the microscope. 4th ed. London, 1871 
 
 12°. 4827.17 
 
 Clarke (Mrs. Mary Cowden). "Concordance to Shakes- 
 peare. Boston, 1857. 8° 1765.04 
 
 — Girlnood of Shakespeare's heroines. 2 v. New York, 
 
 1857. 12°. 155.10 
 
 — The trust and the remittance : two love stories in 
 
 metred prose. Boston, 1874. 16°. . . 1631.23 
 
 — 'World-noted women. N. Y., 1868. 8°. .3268.07 
 j8£S* For her novels see Fiction class-list. 
 
 Clarke (Mrs. Mary G.) The home garner. Philadel- 
 phia, 1855. 8°. 2517.17 
 
 Clark (M. St. Clair) and Hall (D. A.) History of the 
 BankoftheU.S. Wash., (D.C.) 1832. 8°. 5915.11 
 
 Clark (N. G. ) Outline of the English language. New 
 York, 1863. 12°. 6433.01 
 
 Clark (Eichard). Account of the national anthem en- 
 titled, God save the King. L., 1822. 8°. 1562.21 
 
 Clarke (Bichard H. ) Lives of the deceased bishops of 
 the Catholic church in the United States. 2 v. 
 New York, 1872. 8° 3428.11 
 
 Clark (Rev. Eufus W. ) Heaven and its scriptural em- 
 blems. Boston, 185G. 12° 3536.07 
 
 — Life scenes of the Messiah. B., 1855. 12°. 3536.06 
 
 — Memoir of Eev. J.E. Emerson. B., 1852. 12°. 3055.01 
 
 — Question of the hour : Bible and the school firqd. 
 
 Boston, 1871. 16° !' 3536.04 
 
 — Review of Moses Stuart's pamphlet on slavery. 
 
 Boston, 1850. 8 3 5833.(11 
 
 — Romanism in America. Boston, 1855". 12°. . 3536.05 
 Clark (S. W.) Analysis of the English language. New 
 
 York, 1855. 12°. 6434.19 
 
 — Science of the English language. Revised ed. New 
 
 York, 1857. 12°.' 6433.02 
 
 Clarke (Samuel, D.D.) Sermons. 8 v. London. 175 J. 
 
 „ 8°. 3535.11 
 
 Clarke (Mrs. Stirling). The ladies' equestrian guide. 
 
 London, 1857. 4°. 4618.07 
 
 Clark (Wid.) History of the British marine testaceous 
 
 mollusca. London, 1855. 8° 4825.23 
 
 Clarke (W. Fairlie). Treatise on the diseases of the 
 
 tongue. London, 1873. 8° 4335.18 
 
 Clark (Willis Gaylord). Literary remains. Ed. by L. 
 
 G.Clark. Now York, 1844. 8°. . . .2518.14 
 Contents : Ollapodiaua papers. The spirit of life. Selec- 
 tion from various prose and poetical writings. 
 Clark (Wm. George). Peloponnesus : notes of study 
 
 and travel. London, 1858. 8° 991.13 
 
 — General education and classical studies. [In Cambridge es- 
 
 says, 1855.] 2I17.13 
 
 •-Naples and Garibaldi. [In Gallon (F.) Vacation tourists, 
 
 d i ,* ] ,r- ~ 929 -H 
 
 — Poland. [In Vacation tourists, 1862-63.] 9:45.13 
 
 Clarkson (Samuel). J. A. Froude and John Bright : 
 the censor censured. London, [».d] 8°. 30^3.29 
 
 Clarkson (Thomas). History of the abolition of the 
 African slave trade. 2 v. Ph., 1808. 12°. 5831.05 
 
 — Memoirs of William Perm. New ed., with a preface, 
 
 by W. E. Forster. London, 1849. 12°. . 3137.07 
 
 — Portraiture of quakerism. 3 v. N.Y.,1806. 8°. 3535.23 
 Classic and historic portraits. See Bruco (J.) 2 v. 1853. 3212.15 
 Classical. fl®» See Classical dictionaries, below ;— Archaeology, 
 
 with the cross-references, p. 32 ;— Antiquity, p. 30 ; — Edu- 
 cation [Classical) ;— Greek literature (for list of Greek 
 authors in this catalogue) ;— Latin literature (for names 
 ot Latin authors) ;— Language (Latin ;— Greek) ;— Litera- 
 ture {Latin;— Greek) ;— Philology;— Poetry {Classic). 
 
 Classical dictionaries. 
 
 — Adam (A.) Roman antiquities. 8th N.Y. ed. 437.08 
 
 — Anlhim (C.) 'Classical dictionary. 1855. . 437 03 
 
 — Beeton (8. 0.) Classical dictionary. 1871 ' 381603 
 -Eschenburg (J.J.) Manual of classical literature. 
 
 From the German. 1th ed. 1859 437 oq 
 
 — Fosbrooke (T. D) 'Encyclopedia of 'antiquities. 
 
 New ed. 2 v. 1843 437 01 
 
 — Zempriere (J.) Dictionary of the geography, history 
 
 literature and mythology of antiquity, and of the 
 ancients, loth Amer. ed. 1851 437 06 
 
 — Nuttall (P. A. ) Classical and archaeological diction- 
 
 a'y. 1840 ° 43707 
 
 — Smith (W.) 'Dictionary of Greek and Roman anti- 
 
 quities. Revised by C. Anthofl. 1855. . 437 04 
 ' 'Dictionary of Greek and Roman biography and 
 
 mythology. 3 v. 1814-49 .3235 01 
 
 ^-Uictionary of Greek and Roman geography. 2 v. 
 
 1854-57 Q24 qi 
 
 'Classical dictionary of biography, mvtholoCT 
 
 and geography. Revised by C. Anthon. ". 437 05 
 
 — — A smaller classical dictionary. 1868. . . 3816 29 
 Classical examinations ; question papers, in the Univ 
 
 of Cambridge. 2 v. Cambr., 1830-31. 8°. 5518 12 
 
 Classical journal. 40 v. London, 1810-29. 8°. 2742 01 
 
 Note.— v. 40 has a general index to v. 1-40. v. 20 has a 
 
 more minute index to v. 1-20. 
 Classical studies. See Sears (B.), Edwards (B. B.), ana Felton 
 
 01assmcation.SeeNaWarhistory(e/as«/ 1 cation);-Artsmseiui* 
 classification of knowledge, p. 39) ' 
 
 Clater (Francis). Every man his own farrier ; diseases 
 ot horses and dogs. 1st Amer. ed. by J. S Skin- 
 ner. Phila., 1845. 12°. ..... .462717 
 
 Same. 31st ed. London, 1861. 12°. . ' 462710 
 
 Claude (Jean). Essay on the composition of a sermon. Un Sim 
 eon s Horre homileticre, v. 21.1 372321 
 
 Claudian. {Lai. Claudius Claudianus]. 'cEuvres com- 
 pletes. [Lai et Fr: Tr. par MM. Delatour et Ge- 
 ruzez.] Paris, 1862. 8°. [Nisard's coll. ] 77-J5.1P 
 
 — Opera omnia. Cum notis et interpretatione in usum 
 
 Delphini 4 v. Londini, Valpy, 1821. 
 
 Contents : 
 
 Index, v. 4. 
 
 7713.05 
 
 Anonymi 
 8,4. 
 
 Laudes Herculis. 
 
 pootee, v. 4. 
 Notre variorum, t 
 Panogyricce, v. 1. 
 Eecensus codicum, ,. 
 Recensus editionum, v. 4. 
 Tcstimonia, v. 1. 
 Vita, v. 1. 
 
 , v. 4. 
 
 De bello Getico, v. 2. 
 Do bello Gildonico, v. 2. 
 De landibus Stilichonis, v. 
 De Phoenice. 
 
 De raptu Proserpinre, v. 1. 
 Eidyllia, v. 3. 
 Epigrammata, v. 2-3. 
 EpistolsB, v. 3. 
 Epithalamii, v. 1-2. 
 Gigantomachia, v. 3. 
 
 — Poemata. [In Walker (G. S.) 'Corpus poctarum.] . . 1697.15 
 
 — Rape of Proserpine ; with other poems. Tr. into 
 
 English verse. With pref. discourse and notes, by 
 J. G. Strutt. London, 1814. 8°. . . . 1633.20 
 
 — Works. Tr. by A. Hawkins. 2 v. L.,1817. 8°. 1633.1s 
 
 See Class, journal, v. 23, p. 203 ; v. 27, p. 275 ; v. 29, p. 
 
 231; v. 30, p. 10 (Genius and writings of C.) . . .2742.23 
 
 Claudius (Matthias). Werke. 6e aufl. 2 bde. Hamburg, 
 
 1841. 12° 7114.16 
 
 For sundry translations see Hedge's Prose writers of 
 
 Germany 2735.01 
 
 Clausewitz (Carl von). On war. Tr. by J. J. Graham, 
 from tbe 3d German ed. 3 v. in 1. London, 1873. 
 
 4° 4516.14 
 
 Clavel (i\ T. B.) Histoire pittoresque des religions. 
 2 v. in 1. Paris, 1844-45. 8°. ... 3428.03 
 Claverhouse. See Graham (John) in Biography, p. 150. 
 Clav.gerc (Francesco Saverio). History of Mexico. 
 From the Italian, by C. Cullen. 2d e d. v. 2. Lon- 
 don, 1807. 4° 558.08 
 
 Clavijo (Ruy Gonzalez de). Narrative of the embassy 
 to the court of Timour at Samarcand, 14U3-1406. 
 Tr. by C. R. Markham. London, Hakluyt* society, 
 
 1859. 8°. 1035.10 
 
 Clay (Henry). Life and speeches. Ed. by D. Mallory. 
 With epitome of the compromise measures and the 
 obituary addresses in the senate and ho. of rep. 
 
 2 v. New York, 1857. 8° 6315.09 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Life of Clay. H. C, a poem by G. D. Pren- 
 tice. Obituary addresses. Speeches : Domestic manufac- 
 tures. Line of the Perdido. On renewing the charter of 
 the first bank of the U. S. On augmentation of the mili- 
 
 lu asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOK'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
272 
 
 CLAY- CLIMATE 
 
 Clay (Henry). Life and speeches, continued, 
 
 tary force. Increase of the navy. New army bill. On his 
 return from Ghent. U. S. bank question. Direct tax, and 
 the state of the nation after the war with Great Britain. 
 On the bill for forcing neutrality. Commercial restrictions 
 with foreign nations. Internal improvement. War between 
 Spain and her colonies. Emancipation of So. America. Se- 
 minole war. So. American affairs. Spanish treaty. Protec- 
 tion of home industry. Mission to So. America. Greek 
 revolution. Araer. industry. Keply to John Randolph. Ad- 
 dress to La Fayette. Address to his constituents on the 
 presidential e ectiou of 1825. Speech on election of presi- 
 dent by congress in 1825. African colonization. On the 
 charge of corruption. On needless enthusiasm for mere 
 military renown. Political condition of the U. S. during 
 Adams's administration. On retiring from office. On com- 
 mencement of Jackson's administration. Effect of the pro- 
 tective system on the southern states. Speech on nullifi- 
 cation, etc. Eeduction of duties ou imports. On the no- 
 mination of Van Buren as minister to Great Britain. 
 
 v. 2. Defence of the Amer. system. On public lands. 
 N. E. boundary of the U. S. On Jaiksun s veto of the biU 
 to re-cliarter the U. S bank. On introducing the compro- 
 mise tariff bill. In support of the compromise tariff act. 
 On the president's message returning the public land bill. 
 On the removal of the public deposits from the bank of 
 the TJ. S. On the publicdistress caused by the removal of 
 the deposits. On the effects of the removal of the de- 
 posits. On our relations with France. On our re ations with 
 the Cherokee Indians. On the Cumberland road bill. Ou the 
 appointing and removing power. Ou the public laud bill. 
 On our relations with France. On the admission ot Arkan- 
 sas into the Union. On the fortification bid. On recogniz- 
 ing the independence of Texas. On the expunging resolu- 
 tion. Sub-treasury bill. Pre-emption bill. Sub-treasury 
 scheme. Outhe doctrine of instruction at Buffalo, N. Y. 
 Ou petitions for the abolition of Blavery. On the land bill 
 proposed by Calhoun. On the sub-treasury bill. At the 
 whig national convention of young men. State of the coun- 
 try under Van Buren. At the Harrison con ventiou. On the 
 repeal of the sub-treasury law. On the distribution of the 
 proceeds ot public lands. In defence of Webster. On the 
 veto of the fiscal bank bill by Tyler. Ou the bank veto. On 
 a general bankrupt law. On the amendment of the consti- 
 tution respecting the veto puwer. On the compromise 
 tariff. On the tariff and other measures of public policy. 
 Valedictory address to the senate. On his retirement to 
 private lite. Ou slavery and abolition. On the admission 
 of Caliiornia, etc. On the constitution of California, etc. On 
 the compromise measures. Correspondence. 
 - Zittell {J. tf.j Cla.yniins.rel. N.Y., 18A4. 2i°. 3037.30 
 
 JUSff- For lives of Clay, see Biography, p. 133. 
 Clay (Bev. J. G.) TJie virgin Mary and the traditions 
 of the painters Lo idon, lo7o\ J^°. . 1412.01) 
 Clay (John). Free trade essential to the welfare of Great Britain. 
 London, 1820. 8". [Pamphleteer, v. 17.] .... 5058.17 
 Ciay (Rev. W. L., ed.) Essays on church policy. Lon- 
 don, 1868. 8° 3536.09 
 
 For contents see p. 81 of this catalogue. 
 Clayton (Ellen O.) Queens of song; memoirs, etc. 
 
 New York, 1865. 12°. 3265.10 
 
 Clayton (Eobert, bp. ) Vindication of the Old and New 
 
 Testaments. London, 1763. 8°. . . . 3522.18 
 
 Cleanthes. Carmina. Gr. et Lat. [In Fragm. philos., v. 1. Didot, 
 
 ls60 7766.04 
 
 Gr. with trans, in Latin verse. [In Oudworth (R.) Intell 
 
 system, v. 1. 1837, p. 875.] 3537.08 
 
 Hymn to Jupiter. Tr. by a. West. [In Chalmers I A.) Engl. 
 
 poets, v. 13, p. 169.] 1020.13 
 
 Tr. by F. W. Newman. [In his The soul, 1868, p. 73.] 3577.10 
 
 See also Old and New, Feb., 1872 (Hymn of C, by Edward 
 Beeoher). 
 
 Cleasby (Bichard). An Icelandic-English dictionary. 
 Enlarged and completed by Gr. Vigfusson. Oxford 
 1869-73. sin. 4° °. . . 6ia5 . 1( } 
 
 Oleaveland. See also Cleveland. 
 
 Cleaveland (Mrs. E. H. J. ) No sects in heaven, and 
 other poems. New York, 1869. 18°. . 1632 28 
 
 Cleaveland (H. W.) and others. Villas and farm cot- 
 tages. New York, 1856. 8 J 1314.31 
 
 Cleaveland (N. ) Hints concerning Greenwood. New 
 York, 1853. 8° 1111.24 
 
 Cleaveland (Parker). Elementary treatise on mineral- 
 ogy aud geology. Boston, 1816. 8°. . . 411.! U7 
 
 — Meteorol. pbserv. at Brunswick, Me., 1807-59. [Sm. coutrib.. 
 
 V. Id.] ••......,.,. 3937 16 
 
 Clegg (Samuel). Practical treatise on the manufacture 
 of coal gas. 5th ed. London, 1868. 4°. 39 '4 13 
 
 Cleland (John, M.D.) Animal physiology of the hu- 
 man body. New York, 1875. 12°. . . 4335.03 
 
 Clemens Ale.vandrinus. Writings. 2 v. Tr by W 
 Wilson. Edin., 1868-69. 8°. [Ante-Nicene Chr' 
 hbr., v. 4, 5.] 3467 04 
 
 — Fragments. [ With Liturgies, etc. A.-N. Oh. lib., v. 24.] 3407.15 
 
 — Kaye (J., bp. of Lincoln). Some account of the writ- 
 
 ings and opinions of 0. 1835 3563.27 
 
 Clemens Bornanus. The Clementine homilies. Edin 
 1870.8°. [A.-N. C.lib., v. 17.] . . .3467.06 
 
 — Precognitions. Tr. by T. Smith. Edin., 1868 8° 
 
 A.-N. C. lib., v. 3.] 3467.20 
 
 — Two epistles concerning virginity. Tr. by B L 
 
 Pratten. E., 1869. 8°. [A.-N. C. lib., v. 14.] 3467.17 
 
 Lardner (D.) Upon the two epistles, etc. [In his Works 
 
 V. ID. 1838.] 3665 . 1( j 
 
 — First and Second epistle to the Corinthians. [Apo- 
 
 stolic Fathers. A.-N C. lib., v. 1.] . . 3467.02 
 Same. [In Hone (W.) Apocryphal N. T.] . . , . 3757.01 
 
 — Donaldson (J.) Christian literature and doctrine, v. 1. 3413 19 
 
 Note.— The only genuine document of C. is his Epistle 
 (called the First). — M'Clintoox and Strong's cyol., v. 2. 
 
 Clem 3ns (Dr. B.) Tineina of North America. ' With 
 notes by the editor, H. T. Stainton. London 
 1872. 8° 4823.26 
 
 Clemens (Samuel Langhorne). ['Mark Twain.'] Bur- 
 lesque autobiography. N. Y., 1871. 12°. . 155.20 
 
 — Celebrated jumping-frog of Calaveras county, and 
 
 other sketches. New York, 1867. 12°. . 155.19 
 
 — The innocents abroad, or the new Pilgrim's progress - 
 
 excursion to Europe and the Holy land. Hartford 
 1869. 8 3 945.13 
 
 — Mark Twain's map of Paris, by M.Twain. [Galaxy, Nov. 1870.] 
 
 — Old times on the Mississippi. [In Atlantic monthly, 1875.] 
 
 — Houghing it. [Sketches in Nevada, Utah, Califor- 
 
 nia, and Sandwich Islands. ] H, 1872.8°. 1125.20 
 
 — Screamers. Loudon, [187-]. 12° 155.16 
 
 Clement (Jfrs. Clara Erskine). Handbook of legend- 
 ary and mythological art. [2d ed.] New York, 
 1871. 12° 1442.10 
 
 — Painters, sculptors, architects, engravers, and their 
 
 works. A hand-book. N. Y, 1874. 12°. 1413.05 
 Clement (J.) Noble deeds of American women. Buf- 
 falo, 1851. 12°. 5822.10 
 
 Clement Marot, and other studies. See Morley (H.) . 2537.01 
 Cleopatra. See Biography, p. 133. 
 
 Clergy of America : anecdotes, etc. L., 1869.12°. 3456.12 
 
 Clergymen. See Biblical and relig. lit. (CleHcal anecdotes, p. 82; 
 
 —Preaching, p. 97) ;— Priestcraft, p. 98 ;— Biography (Keli- 
 
 gious), p. 114. 
 
 Clergymen aud doctors : curious facts, [anon.] Edinburgh, 
 
 11870.] 16° 3535.26 
 
 Clerk's assistant. See Jenkins (J. S.) 5634.03 
 
 Clerks aud conveyancers. See Law ,Clerks and conveyancers.) 
 Clery (Jean Baptistej. A faithful servant. Journal in 
 the tower of the Temple during the captivity of 
 Louis XVI. From the French. L.,1874. 16°. 3111.25 
 
 — Journal de ce qui s'est passe a la tour du Temple. [In Bar- 
 
 riere. Bibl. des mem., v. 9.] 5U7.01 
 
 Cleveland. See also Cleaveland. 
 
 Cleveland (Cecilia). Story of a summer ; or journal 
 leaves from Chappaqua. N.Y., 1874. 16°. 3072.21 
 Note. — Reminiscences oi H. Greeley's country home. 
 
 Cleveland (Charles Dexter). Compendium of Amer. 
 literature, with biographical sketches. Philadel- 
 phia, 1859. 12° 2751.02 
 
 — Complete concordance to the poetical works of Mil- 
 
 ton. London, 1867. 12° 1672.32 
 
 — English literature of the 19th century. New ed. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1869. 12° 2752.28 
 
 Cleveland (Henry). Alexander H. Stephens, in public 
 and private. Philadelphia, 1866. 8°. . 3166.27 
 
 Cleveland (Henry E.) Life of Henry Hudson. [In Sparks (J.) 
 Amer. biogr., v. 10.] 3241.01 
 
 Cleveland (H. W. S.) Hints to linemen. New York, 
 1864. 12° 4515.21 
 
 Cleveland (Bichard J). Narrative of voyages, and com- 
 mercial enterprises. B., 1850. 12°. . . 922.08 
 
 Cleveland (Stafford C. ) History and directory of Yates 
 county, v. 1. Penu Yan, (N.Y) 1873. 8°. 622.10 
 
 Clevenger (Shobal V. ) Treatise on the method of gov- 
 ernment surveying. N. Y., 1874. 16°. . D925.15 
 
 Clever clogs, horses, etc. See Hibberd (S.) 4724.17 
 
 Clifford (Ueurge, 3ci carl of Cumberland). Wright (E.) Cruizing 
 
 voyage of G. C. to the Azores, 1589. See the collections of 
 
 voyages by Kerr, v. 7, 1824. [914.14] ; *Green, v. 1. [935.09]; 
 
 *Finkerton, v.l, 1808 [926.01] ; *Hakluyt, v.2, 1810 [916.16]. 
 
 >dE4T For lives of him, see Biography, p. 133. 
 
 Clifford (Martin or Matthew). Treatise of human rea- 
 son, [anon.] London, 1675. 24°. . . 3541.03 
 Note.— For a reply, see Plain dealing, etc. [3541.03]. ' 
 
 Climate and time in their geol. relations.. See Croll (J.) 4021.33 
 
 Climate. See Medicine (Climate) ; — Meteorology. 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
CLIMATE -COBB 
 
 273 
 
 Oamate and national character. Disraeli (7.) Influence of climate 
 on mind. [In his Miscellanies, p. 288-310. 1196.] . 2522.28 
 
 — Dunbar (J.) Essays on the history of mankind, p. 221. 6813.03 
 
 See aUo Buokle's Hist, of civilization, and the criticisms 
 
 (p. 239), i'or a fuller discussion of this topic ; also Harper's 
 
 mag., v. 31, 1805 (Climate and national character, by J. W. 
 
 Draper). 
 
 Climbing plants. See Darwin (Charles). . . . f . . 4911,11 
 
 Olingman (Thomas L.) Topography of Black mountain, (N. 0.) 
 
 [Sm. report, 1855.] 3936.10 
 
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 [Archaeologia Amer., v. 2.] 677.19 
 
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 Indians of New York state]. [In N. Y. hist. soo. Coll., v. 2. 
 
 1814.] 615.02 
 
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 Clinton (George). Memoirs of the life and writings of 
 
 lord Byron. London, 1827. 8°. ... 3027.28 
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 of Greece, to the death of Augustus. Oxford, 
 
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 tory to 1872. London, 1874. 12°. . . 463.26 
 
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 142.] 1424.26 
 
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 price-book. New York, 1855. 16°. . .1311.02 
 
 Clough (Arthur Hugh). The Bothie of Toper-na-Fuo- 
 
 sich. Cambridge, 1849. 16° 1983.08 
 
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 1862. 32° 1633.09 
 
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 p. 133 : also Blackwood's mag., v. 92, 1862 ; Macmillan, 
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 letters of A. H. C.)j Nat. rev., v. 15, 1862 ; North Brit, rev., 
 v. 39, 1862 ; Westm. rev., v. 92, 1869. 
 Clowes (Bev. John). Outlines of Swedenborg's doc- 
 trines. New ed. London, 1873. 12°. . . 3596.25 
 Club (The); or, a gray cap for a green head. .SeePuckle (J.) 6212.07 
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 1809. 8°. . 5093.05 
 
 Clubs. 
 
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 pictures of modern life. 2v.ini. 1870.6216.33 
 
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 2v. 1828 6216.14 
 
 — Timbs (J.) Club life of London. 2 v. 1866. 493.16 
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 don. 1872 6216.35 
 
 — Emerson (B. W.) Society and solitudo, p. 99-225. 1870. 2524 03 
 
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 207. 1876.] 2533.29 
 
 — - Mathews (W.) Lit. clubs. [Inhis Great converses, etc.] 2635.05 
 
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 1853 (Clubs and clubbists) ; Fraser's mag., v. 64, 1861 ; v. 
 73, 1866; Galaxy, Apr., 1867 (London clubs, by W. Winwood 
 Reade ; Galaxy, Feb., 1868 (Modern French clubs, by G. M. 
 Towle) ; Gent.'s mag., Jan., 1875 (Club life in Berlin, by 
 Herbert Tuttle) ; London soc, Mch., 1866 (Clubs and tav- 
 erns) ; Feb., Mch., May, 1867 (3 art.) ; July, 1871 ; New 
 monthly, v. 13, 1876 (Clubs of London) ; v. 19, 1827 (Clubs 
 of St. James's; 3 art.) ; v. 22, 23, 1828 (Philosophy of clubs; 
 6 art.); Nat. quar. rev. v.71, 1863 ; N.A. rev., v. 81, 1855 (Ab- 
 stracted from 'London clubs,' Lond., 1853. 18°); Scribner, 
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 Bar, March, 1872 (Some clubs). 
 
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 — Brooklyn. Musceola association; constitution and 
 
 by-laws. 1863 5731.02 
 
 — New York. City club ; constitution, by-laws, and 
 
 standing rules, and a list of officers. 1858. 5731.01 
 Clulow (Wm. B.) Aphorisms and reflections. London, 
 
 1843. 8°. 2521.02 
 
 Cluskey (Michael W.) The political text-book or en- 
 cyclopedia. 9th ed. Phila., 1860. 8°. . 5726.11 
 Clutterbuck (Robert). "History and antiquities of the 
 
 county of Hertford. 3 v. L., 1815-27. foL 
 Glutton (Henry), 'Remarks, with illustrations of the 
 domestic architecture of Prance, from Charles VL 
 to Louis XII. London, 1853. fol. . . . 
 Coach-painting and -making. See Arts Useful : (Carriage-paint* 
 ing and -making, p. 40J. 
 
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 Coats ( Capt. Wm. ) Geography of Hudson's Bay. Voy- 
 ages, 1727-1751. Ed. by John Barrow. London, 
 
 Hakluyi soc, 1852. 8° 1145.15 
 
 Cobbe (Miss Frances Power). Broken lights : present 
 and future of religious faith. B.,1864. 16°. 3536.10 
 
 — Darwinism in morals, and other essays. London, 
 
 1872. 8° 5434.27 
 
 Contents : Darwinism in morals. Hereditary piety. Re- 
 ligion of childhood. An English broad churchman [F. W. 
 Robertson], A French theist [F. Pecaut]. The devil. A 
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 of the world. Religions of the East. Religion and litera- 
 ture of India. Unconscious cerebration, and dreams. Au- 
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 tion of morals and religion. 
 
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 don, 1874. 12° 3535.29 
 
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 nian idea. > day at Adelsburg. Lady's adv. in the great 
 pyramid. The Diablerets. The state vaults of Christ 
 church. The shadow of death. Ahmed. The spectral rout 
 The humour of various nations. The Fenians of Ballybog- 
 mucky. 
 
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 1859. 12°. 5435.05 
 
 — Italics : Italy in 1864. London, 1864. 12°. 971.19 
 
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 Cobb (Isaac). Sylvan poems. B., 1851. 8°. 1633.10 
 Cobb (James F.) The story of the great czar. Peter 
 
 of Russia. London, 1874. 12°. . . . 3142.23 
 Cobb (Joseph B.) Leisure labors; or, miscellanies. 
 
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 Contents : Jefferson. Life and times of W. H. Crawford. 
 Macaulay's History of England. Willis'B Poems. Longfel- 
 low's Poems. Slavery in the District of Columbia. Union 
 or disunion. 
 Cobb (J. H.) Manual of the mulberry tree ; culture of 
 
 silk. Boston, 1831. 16° 6133.17 
 
 Cobb (Lyman). The evil tendencies of corporal pun- 
 ishment. New York, 1847. 8°. ... 5817.21 
 
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 Cobbe (Thomas). History of the Norman kings of 
 England. [To 1153]. London, 1869. 8°. 483.17 
 
 Cobbett (Wm.) Doom of the tithes. London, 1836. 
 -igo 5721.01 
 
 — History of the Protestant "Reformation," in Eng- 
 
 land and Ireland. N. Y, 1864. 16°. . 3431.05 
 -Legacy to parsons. N. Y., 1835. 18°. . 3536.14 
 _ Life of Andrew Jackson. N. Y., 1834. 16°. 3087.09 
 
 — Selections from [his] political works : with notes. 
 
 Bv J M. and J. P. Cobbett. 6 v. London, [1835- 
 
 48.] 8° 5714.01 
 
 Contents : v. 1. American writings, 1794-1800 : Priestley's 
 emigration. A bone to knaw for the democrats. A little 
 plain English. A new year's gift to the Democrats. Re- 
 marks on the Blunderbuss. On the pamphlets published 
 against Porcupine. Selection from Porcupine's Gazette. 
 The Bush-light. Letter to judge Shippen. Porcupine's re- 
 venge. Priestley's sermon for poor emigrants. English 
 writinqs, 1801-1805. V. 2. English writings, 1806-08. V. 3. 
 1808-11. v. 4. 1811-16. V. 6. 1816-19. V. 6. 1820-34. 
 as- For lives of Cobbett, see Biography, p. 133. 
 
 A year's residence in the United States. Part 3 con- 
 taining Mr. Hulme's journal in the western coun- 
 tries Mr. Oobbett's letters to Mr. Birkbeck, etc. 
 London, 1819. 8° 1124.17 
 
 Cobbold (T. Spencer). Entozoa : with reference, more 
 particularly, to the internal parasites of man. Lon- 
 don, 1864. 8° 4318.19 
 
 — The internal parasites of our domesticated animals. 
 
 London, 1873. 12° 4318.20 
 
 Worms. A series of lectures on practical helrnin- 
 
 thology. London, 1872. 8° .... 4341.07 
 
 Cobden (Richard). Political writings. 2 v. London, 
 
 1867. 8° 5716.10 
 
 Contents : v. 1. England, Ireland, America, Russia, Tur- 
 key, and Englaud. 1793 and 1853. Protection of commerce. 
 Non-intervention, v. 2. Free trade and blockades. How 
 wars are got up in India. What next— and next ? [i. e. The 
 Crimean war]. The three panics. 
 
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 — Speeches. Ed. by J. Bright and J. E. T. Rogers. 
 
 2 v.' London, 1870. 8° 6315.18 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Free trade. Finance, v. 2. "War. ForeigD 
 policy. India. Peace policy of the whig government. Par- 
 liamentary government. Education. 
 
 — Rogers (J. E. T. ) Cobden and modem political 
 
 opinion. 1873 5724.18 
 
 >8£r For lives of Cobden, see Biography, p. 134. 
 Cobden club. Systems of land tenure in various coun- 
 tries : essays. 2d ed. London, 1870. 8°. 5914.16 
 
 — Essays. 2d series. London, 1872. 8°. . .5914.17 
 
 Contents: On the causes of war and the means of reducing 
 their number, by E. de Laveleye. Law and custom of primo- 
 geniture, by G. C. Brodrick. Present aspect of the land 
 question, by W. Fowler. Financial reform, by T. E. C. LeBlie. 
 New commercial treaty between Great Britain and Germa- 
 ny. The English coinage question, by J. P. Prince. Trade 
 unions and the relations of capital and labour, by J. Gost- 
 wick. The colonial question by J. E. T. Rogers. Recent 
 financial, industrial, and commercial experiences of the 
 United States, by D. A. Wells. 
 
 Cochet (Abb 6 jean Benoit Desire). La Normandie 
 souterraiue, ou notices sur des cimetieres romains 
 et des cimetieres francs explores en Norniandie. 
 2 ed. Paris, 1855. 8° 967.04 
 
 Cochin (Augustin). Results of emancipation. Tr. by 
 M. L. Booth. Boston, 1863. 12°. . . .5831.08 
 
 — Results of slavery. Tr. by M. L. Booth. Boston, 
 
 1863. 12° 5831.07 
 
 Cochin-China. See Countries. (Cochin-China.) 
 
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 d'). New memoirs, etc. 2512 29 
 
 Cochrane (A. Baillie). Franci-i (he first, and other 
 
 historical studies. 2 v. London, 1870. 12°. 3057.17 
 v. 1. Francis I. of France, v. 2. The council of blood, 
 
 Netherlands, 1568. The flight of Varennes, 1789. 
 Cochrane {Oapt. Charles Stuart). Journal of a resi- 
 dence and travels in Colombia, 1823-1824. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1825. 8° 1154.22 
 
 Cochrane (John Dundas). Journey through Russia 
 
 and Siberian Tartary. 2 y. L., 1824. 8°. 1024.07 
 Cochrane (Thomas, lOt/i earl of Dundonald). Narrative 
 
 of services in the liberation of Chili, Peru, and 
 
 Brazil. 2 y. London, 1859. 8° 1164.07 
 
 ;&3 ! " For lives of lord Cochrane, see Biography, p. 134. 
 Cock (S.) Examination of the report of the bullion 
 
 committee. London, 1610. 8". ... 5915.35 
 Cock Lorell's bote. Ed. by E. F. Rimbault. London, 1843. [Percy 
 
 society, v. 6.] 6060.06 
 
 Cockayne {Rev. Thomas Oswald, ed.) Leechdoms, 
 wortcunning, and starcraft of early England. 3 v. 
 London, 1864-66. 8°. [Rolls chronicles. ] 5140.— 
 
 — Life of Turenne. London, 1857. 16°. . . 5075.19 
 Cockburn (Sir Alexander James Edmund). National- 
 ity ; or the law relating to subjects and aliens, 
 considered with a view to future legislation. 217 
 pp. London, 1819. 8° 5613.18 
 
 See London soc, Jan. 1867 (Sketch). 
 Cockburn (Henry Thomas, lord). Life of lord Jeffrey. 
 
 2v. Phila., 1852. 12°. 3092.13 
 
 jfeg- For lives of lord Cockburn, see Biography, p. 134. 
 Cockburn (John, B.D.) History and examination of 
 
 duels. London, 1720. 8°. 6613.26 
 
 Cocker (B. P.) Christianity and Greek philosophy. 
 New York, 1870. 12° 3536.15 
 
 — Theistic conception of the world. New York, 1875. 
 
 co 3536 13 
 
 Cocker (E.') Arit'hmetiek." 50th ed. L.,1741.'l6°. 4011.15 
 
 Cocks (C.) Bordeaux : its wines, and the claret coun- 
 try. London, 1846. 8°. 6133.11 
 
 Cocks (J., M.D.) Sea-weed collector's guide. London, 
 1853. 16° 4826.24 
 
 Ood (Cape.) See Countries, etc. (Cape Cod.) 
 
 Cod-liver oil. Jongh (L. J. de). The three kinds of 
 Cod-liver oiL 1819 4312.16 
 
 Coddington (D. S.) Speeches and addresses. With 
 a biogr. sketch. New York, 1866. 8°. .6315.13 
 Note. — Relate chiefly to the civil war of 1860, with eulo- 
 gies of Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln, etc. 
 
 Coddington (Henry). Elementary treatise on optics. 
 2d ed. Cambridge, 1825. 8° 4024.17 
 
 Code Napoleon ; or, French civil code. Literally tr. 
 R. S. Richards. London, 1824. 8°. . . 5616.22 
 
 Codex diplomaticuB Bevi Saxonici. Sec Kemble (J. M.) 
 
 Codes and codification. See Lav/. 
 
 Codex vaticanus. Novum Testamentum Greece. Ed. 
 A. Maius. London, 1859. 8° 3743.01 
 
 Codmau (John). Mormon country. New York. 1874. 
 12°. 1123.25 
 
 — Narrative of a visit to England. B., 183G. 16°. 951.25 
 
 — Ten months in Brazil; with notes on the Paraguayan 
 
 war. Edin., 1870. 12°. 1163,23 
 
 "Ccelestial atlas ; or, a new ephemeris. 1819-50. By 
 
 Robert White, \vseud. ] 32 v. London, 1819-50. 
 
 16° 6761.01 
 
 Coetlogon (C. E. de). See De Coetlogon. 
 Coffee. 
 
 — De Bow (J B. D.) Industrial resources, v. 1. (Coffee and the 
 
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 — Ellis (J.) Historical account of C, its culture, use, 
 
 etc 1774 4318.14 
 
 — Hewitt (R. t jr.) Coffee : its history, cultivation, and 
 
 uses. 1872 612432 
 
 — Lascelles (A. R. W.) Treatise on the nature and 
 
 cultivation of C. 1865 6121.33 
 
 — Welter (H.) Essai sur l'histoire du cafe. 1868. 4911.17 
 
 See also Galaxy, Feb., 1869 (C. and its adulterations in 
 N. Y., by J. C. Draper) ; London soc, July, 1866 (Coffee- 
 house and tavern life of Paris). 
 
 See also Adulterations, p. 4 ;— Medicine (Beverages ;— 
 Stimulants and Narcotics). 
 Coffin (Charles Carleton). ['Carleton.'] My days and 
 nights on the battle-field. B., 1864. 16°. 642.19 
 
 — Our new way round the world. B., 1869. 8°. 925.10 
 
 — The seat of empire. [The West.] B.,1870. 16°.1122.12 
 
 jffcaf For his other works see Fiction claBB-list. 
 
 Coffin (James Henry). Orbit and phenomena of a meteoric fire- 
 ball, seen July 20, 1860. [Sm. contrib., v. 16. 3937.16] ; 
 Winds of the northern hemisphere. [In Amer. assoc. prom, 
 of science, v. 1, 18i9] ; Instrument for determining the 
 variation and duration of winds [In v. 2] ; Monsoons on 
 the shores of the North Atlantic (In v. 4.] ; The storm 
 curve [In v. 7]; Currents of the atmosphere [/nv.12]; 
 Winds of the southern hemisphere [In, v. 13J ; Psycnro- 
 metrical table for determining the elastic force of aqueouB 
 vapor and the relative humidity of the atmosphere, from 
 indications of the wet and dry bulb thermometer, Fah- 
 reuheit. 1856. [In Sm. Miscel. coll., v. 1. 8936.11] ; Winds oi 
 the northern hemisphere. [In Sm. contrib. v. 6. 3937.06]. 
 For a biogr. sketch of Prof. Coffin, see Popular scienea 
 monthly, Aug., 1873. 
 
 Coffin (Joshua). History of Newburyport, and W. New- 
 bury, 1635 to 1845. Boston, 1845. 8°. . 611.10 
 
 Coffin (Rev. Paul). Memoir and journals. Memoir by C. Wood- 
 man. Journal of a tour to Connecticut, 1760, Rhode Island, 
 1761, Piggwacket, 1768, Hanover, N. H., 1796, missionary 
 tour in Maine, 1796-1800. [Maine hist. soc. coll., v. 4 1 «M.u» 
 
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 Coffin (Robert Barry). ['Barry Gray.'] Castles in the 
 
 air, and other phantasies. N.Y., 1871. 12°. 2521.19 
 Home of Cooper and haunts of Leatherstocking. 
 
 New York, 1872. 8° 3043.27 
 
 ;G®- For other works by liim see Fiction clasB-list. 
 Cogan (Thomas). Ethical questions. London, 1817. 
 
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 Philosophical treatise on the passions. Bath, 1.S00. 
 
 8° 5435.04 
 
 Coggeshall (George). Hist, sketch of commerce and 
 
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 Coggeshall (Wm. T.) Poets and poetry of tlie West. 
 
 Columbus, 1860. 8° 1635.03 
 
 Cogswell (Jonathan). Treatise on the necessity of 
 
 capital punishment. 2d ed. H, 1843. 16°. 5817.08 
 Cohen '(Joseph). The deioides. —Jesus and the chris- 
 tian church in their relations to Judaism. Tr. by 
 
 A. M. Goldsmid. London, 1872. 12°. . 3543.19 
 Cohen (J. Solis). Diseases of the throat. New York, 
 
 1872. 8° 4342.25 
 
 Cohn (Albert). Shakespeare in Germany in the 16th 
 
 and 17th centuries ; English actors in Germany. 
 
 London, 1865. 4° 1767.03 
 
 Cohn (Ferdinand). Abstract of the natural history of 
 
 Protococcus pluvialis ; by G. Busk. Ed. by A. 
 
 Henfrey. London, Ray soc, 1853. 8°. 4744.02 
 Coignet-Belon. See Arts (Useful : Cements, etc., p. 40). 
 Com book, comprising a history of coinage, statistics, 
 
 coins, products, price of gold, 1866-71, etc. [anon\. 
 
 Phila, 1872. 8° 1585.14 
 
 Coinage and coins. See Arts (Useful : Weights and measures, p. 
 
 48; Political economy \ Coinage) ; Numismatics. 
 Coit (Thomas Winthrop, D.D.) Puritanism ; or a 
 
 churchman's defence against its aspersions. New 
 
 York, 1845. 12° 3536.16 
 
 Cokain (Sir Aston). Dramatic works. With memoir, 
 
 introd., and notes. Edin., 1874. 12°. . . 1713.31 
 Contents: A masque. The obstinate lady. Trappolin. 
 
 Ovid's tragedy. 
 Coke (Edward). First part of the institutes of the 
 
 laws of England : or commentary upon Littleton. 
 
 With notes by F. Hargrave and C. Butler. 2 v. 
 
 1st Am. ed. Phila., 1853. 8° 5614.12 
 
 jjjgf For lives of Coke, see Biography, p. 134. 
 Coke (Edward T.) A subaltern's furlough ; United 
 
 States, Upper and Lower Canada, New Brunswick, 
 
 and Nova Scotia. 2 v. inl. N.Y.,1833. 12°. 1072.15 
 Cokersand abbey. Eentale, 1501. Ed. by F. R. Raines. [Chet- 
 
 ham miscel., v. 3.] ' . 5096.17 
 
 Colange (L.) Zell's popular encyclopaedia. 2 v. Phil., 
 
 1870-71. 4°. 
 
 Same. Supplement. Phila., 1873. 4°. 
 
 Colani (T.) Views and aims. What there is in the Bible. The 
 
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 Colbatch (Sir J.) Scheme for proper method to be 
 
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 Colbert (Elias) and- Chamberlin (Everett). Chicago 
 
 and the great conflagration. Cincinnati and New 
 York, 1871. 8 C 1124.21 
 
 Colbert (Jean Baptiste, French financier). See Biography, p. 134. 
 
 Colbert (Jean Baptiste, marq. de Torcy, b. 1665, d. 
 1746). Memoirs : history of the negotiations from 
 the treaty of Byswick to the peace of Utrecht. 
 [1687-1712.] London, 1757. 8°. . . . 521.08 
 
 — Memoires, 1697-1713. [In Petitol. Mem., v. 67-68.] . . 604.08 
 Colburn (Mary J. ) and Smith (W. B. ) Minnesota as a 
 
 home for immigrants. St. Paul, 1865. 8°. 
 
 Colbum (Zerah). Locomotive engineering, and the 
 mechanism of railways. 2 v. L., 1871. fol. 3927.29 
 
 Colburn (Z. ) and Holley (A. L. ) Permanent way and 
 coal-burning boilers. N. Y., 1858. fol. 3927.05 
 
 Colburn's New monthly mag. See New monthly mag. . 8123.01 
 
 Colburn's United service magazine, and naval and 
 military register. 81 v. L., 1829-76. 8°. 8181.01 
 Note.— The volumes for 1829-41 were entitled ' United ser- 
 vice journal.' 
 
 Colby (Hall). Improved nautical almanac. New York, 
 1859. 8° 4018.02 
 
 Colchester {Lora~). See Abbot (Charles), in Biography, p. 116 ; 
 also Ed. rev., v. 113, 1861. 
 
 Colden (Cadwallader). History of the five Indian na- 
 tions of Canada and N.Y. 2ded. L.,1747. 8°. 557.11 
 
 — Corresp. with W. Smith, respecting alleged error's In the His- 
 
 tory of N. T. [In N. T. hist, soc, 2d ser., v. 2, 1849.] 615.07 
 Ooldingham (Galfria de). Hist. Dunelmensis. [Surtees society, 
 v. 9.1 
 
 >■] 
 
 6116.13 
 
 Ooldingham priory. Oorresp., inventories, account rolls, etc. 
 London, Surtees soc, 1841. 8° 6116.16 
 
 Oolds. See Medicine. (Respiratory organs.) 
 
 Cole (Henry). Hand-book for the architecture etc. of 
 Westminster Abbey. By Felix Summerly, [pseud.] 
 London, 1812. 12° 1313.08 
 
 Oole (Miriam). See Harris I, Mrs. Miriam Cole). 
 
 Oole (Thomas). US' See Biography, p. 134. 
 
 Colebrooke (Henry T.) Miscellaneous essays. New 
 ed., with notes, by E. B. Cowell. 2 v. London, 
 
 1873. 8° 7815.07 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Discourse on the Vedasor sacred writings 
 of the Hindus. Duties of a faithful Hindu widow. Bori- 
 gious ceremonies of the Hindus, and of the Brahmins es- 
 pecially. Philos. of the Hindus, v. 2. On the Sanskrit and 
 Prakrit languages. Preface to the author's Grammar of 
 Sanskrit. List of Sanskrit grammars, with commentaries, 
 etc. Preface to the Atnara Kosha On Sanskrit and Pra- 
 krit poetry. Introd. remarks to the ed. of the Hitopadesa, 
 Calcutta, 1804. Exam, of Indian classes. On the sect of 
 Jains. Origin and tenets of certain Muhammedan sects. 
 Transl. of one of the inscriptions on the pillar at Delhi, 
 called the Lat of Fii-uz Shah . On ancient monuments con t. 
 Sanscrit inscriptions. Inscriptions upon rocks in south 
 Bihar. On three grants of laud, inscribed on copper, found 
 at Ujjayani. On inscriptions at temples of the Jama sect 
 in South Bihar. On the Indian and Arabian divisions of 
 the zodiac. On the notion of the Hindu astronomers con- 
 cerning the precession of the equinoxes aud motions of the 
 planets. On the algebra of the Hindus. 
 
 Coleman (John). Hist, essays. L., 18-31. 8°.' 2527.02 
 Contents : French socialism. Sir John Denham. Eng- 
 lish revolution, 1640. Edmund Waller. Wm. Waller. French 
 rev. of 1789. Merovingian kings of France. 
 
 Coleman (Lyman). The apostolical and primitive 
 church popular in its government , informal in its 
 worship. A manual on prelacy and ritualism. 
 Philadelphia, 1869. 12°. 3412.13 
 
 Coleman (Wm. ) Appeal to the people ; review of the 
 documents relating to the rejection of the British 
 minister. New York, 1810. 8°. . . . 5721.03 
 
 — Collection of the facts and documents relative to the 
 
 death of Alexander Hamilton ; with orations and 
 eulogies. New York, 1804. 8°. ... 3075.20 
 Colenso (John William, bishop of Ratal). Lectures on 
 the Pentateuch and the Moabite stone. With ap- 
 pendices containing : I. The Elohistic narrative. 
 II. The original story of the Exodus. HI. The 
 pre-christian cross, its universality and meaning. 
 2d ed. London, 1873. 8° 3737.05 
 
 — The Pentateuch and book of Joshua critically exam- 
 
 ined. 2ded. 6pts. in 4 v. L., 1802-65. 8°. 3731.12 
 Same. Pts. 1-2. New York, 1863. 12°. .3731.10 
 
 — St. Paul's epistle to the Bomans : newly translated, 
 
 and explained from a missionary point of view. 
 New York, 1863. 12°. 3755.19 
 
 — Ten weeks in Natal. Camb., 1853. 16°. .1091.06 
 
 — Gamming (J.) Moses right, etc. 1863. . .3731.15 
 
 — Green ( W. H.) Pentateuch vindicated, etc 3731.17 
 
 — Stanley (A. P.) The South African controversy. (In his Essays, 
 
 1870.] 3595.06 
 
 Coleoptera. See Entomology. 
 
 Coleridge (Derwent). Observ. on the plan of the proposed new 
 Engl, dictionary. [Philol. soc. proceedings, I860.) . 6443.13 
 
 Coleridge (Hartley). Essays and marginalia Ed. by 
 his brother. 2 v. London, 1851. 16°. . 2521.09 
 Contents : v. 1. Parties in poetry. Poetical use of the 
 Heathen mythology. On black cats. Upon brevity. Mel- 
 ancholy. Antiquity. Modern works of imagination. Love 
 poetry. Pins. Books and bantlings. De omnibus rebus, 
 etc. Shakspeareatoryandageutleman. Hamlet. Betzsch's 
 Hamlet. Ignoramus on the fine arts. Defence of portrait 
 painting. Thoughts on horsemanship. Nursery lecture. 
 On pride. Ou old age, passive imagination, and insanity. 
 Books of my childhood. Church sectarianism. Shakspeare 
 and his contemporaries. Superstition of the middle ages, 
 v. 2. Notes on BrUiBb poets. Notes ou Shakspeare. 
 Notes on Allan Cunuingham'p Lives of Hogarth and Itey- 
 nolds. NotesonBi-own'sDictionaryoftheBible. Extracts 
 from note books. 
 
 — Lives of northern worthies. Ed. by his brother. 3 v. 
 
 London, 1852. 16° 3263.07 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Andrew Marvel. Dr. E. Benttey. Lord 
 Fairfax. James, earl of Derby, v. 2. Anne Herbert. As- 
 cham. Fisher. Eev. W. Mason. Sir B. Arkwright. v. 3. 
 Wm. Eoscoe. Capt. J. Cook. Congreve. Dr. Fothergill. 
 
 — Poems. With memoir, by his brother. 2d ed. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1851. 16° 1633.11 
 
 ,8®- FornoticesofH.C.,seeBiography,p.l34; also Bent 
 ley's miscel., v. 45, 1859 (by ' Monkshood'). 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER, 
 
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 Coleridge (Henry James). Life and letters of St. Fran- 
 cis Xavier. 2 v. London, 1872. 8°. . .3187.23 
 
 Coleridge (Henry N. ) Introd. to the study of the Greek 
 classic poets. Parti. General introduction. Ho- 
 mer. 2d ed. London, 1834. 16°. . . .1631.19 
 
 Coleridge (Herbert). Glossarial index to the printed 
 English literature of the 13th century. London, 
 
 1859. 8°. 6424.11 
 
 For sketch of H. 0. by J. D. Coleridge, see Macmillan, 
 Nov., 1861. „ , , 
 
 Coleridge (Sir John T.) Memoir of Kev. John Keble. 
 2d ed. 2 v. New York, 1869. 12°. . . 3095.16 
 
 — Kemarks on the case of ' Elphinstone against Pur- 
 
 chas,' and on the course proper to be pursued by 
 
 the clergy in regard to it. 4th ed. L. ,1871. 8°. 3585. 26 
 Coleridge (Sara). Memoir and letters. Ed. by her 
 
 daughter. 1874 [1873]. 12°. 3042.19 
 
 Coleridge (Samuel Taylor). Aids to reflection. 6th 
 
 ed. New York, 1847. 12°. 3536.18 
 
 — Biographia Uteraria, or biographical sketches of my 
 
 literary life and opinions. 2v. N.Y., 1872.8°. 2518.18 
 
 — Complete works. "With introd. essay by prof. Shedd. 
 
 7v. New York, 1853. 12°. 5025.04 
 
 1. Aids to reflection. Statesman's manual. 
 
 2. The friend : essays iu politics, morals and religion. 
 8. Biographia literaria, Biogr suppl. by H.N. Coleridge. 
 4. Lectures on Shakgpeare and other dramatists. Lite- 
 rary correspondence. 
 
 6. Literary remains : notes on English divines, etc. 
 ConfesBionB of an enquiring spirit. 
 
 6. Church and state. Lay sermons on the existing dis- 
 tresses, etc. Table talk. 
 
 7. Poetical and dramatic works. 
 
 — Osorio, a tragedy as originally written in 1797. 
 
 London, 1873. 16° 1714.30 
 
 — Poetical and dramatic works. With memoir. 3 v. 
 
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 early manhood, aud middle life : The ancient mariner, 
 Christabel, Kubla Khan, The wanderings of Cain. Sibyl- 
 line leaves, v. 2. Sibylline leaves, (cont'd). Poems writ- 
 ten in later life. v. 3. The Piccolomini ; or, the first part 
 of Wallenstein, a drama. From Schiller. The death of 
 Wallenstein, a tragedy. 
 
 it®* For numerous lives and notices of S. T. C. see Bio- 
 graphy, p. 134 ; also Martineau (J.) Essays, v. 1, p. 329-405 
 [2535.17]; Sterling (J.) Christabel. [In Essays, v. 1. 2547.09] ; 
 Whipple (E. P.) C. as critic. [In his Essays, v. 1, 1851. 
 2545.00] ; Quar. rev., v. 125, 1868 (C. a3 a poet). 
 
 Coligny (GaBpar de, admiral). Siege de Sainct Quentin. 1557. 
 
 [Fetitot. Mem., 1 ser., v. 32.] 501.32 
 
 ,8®- For lives of Coligny, see Biography, p. 134 ; also Brit- 
 ish quart, rev., April, 1875. 
 
 Coles (Oakley). Manual of dental mechanics. Lon- 
 don, 1873. 12°. 4341.17 
 
 Colet (John). See Biography, p. 134. 
 
 Coiet (Mme. Louise). Lui : roman oontemporain. 5e 
 ed. Paris, 1864. 12° 7014.24 
 
 Coley (Henry). A key to the whole art of astrology. 
 2d ed. London, 1676. 12°. 3811.10 
 
 Colfax (Schuyler). J8S" See Biography, p. 134. 
 
 Collard (Koyer). See North Brit, rev., v. 39, 1863 (E. 0., philoso- 
 pher and politician). ............ 1892.18 
 
 CoUe (Charles). La verite dans le vin, comedie. [Barriere. Bibl. 
 des memoires, etc., v. 4.] 507.01 
 
 Collectanea euriosa ; or miscellaneous tracts. [Ed. 
 by J. Gutch.] 2 v. Oxford, 1781. 8°. . 473.23 
 
 Collection of old ballads. With introd. [by Ambrose 
 Phillips]. 3 v. L., 1723 [repr. 1872.] 16°. 1622.19 
 
 Collection of state papers, relative to the war against 
 Prance. 10 v. London, 1794-1801. 8°. . 525.01 
 
 Collection of very valuable and scarce pieces relating 
 to the last plague in the year 1665. I anon. ] 2d ed. 
 London, 1721. 12° 4334.19 
 
 Collects (The). See Biblical and relig. lit. [Liturgies, p. 91). 
 
 College (The), the market, and the court. See Dall [Mrs. O. H.) 
 1867 6824.25 
 
 Colleges. See Education. 
 
 Collegian's guide. See Fycroft (James) 6512.17 
 
 Coliembola. Lubbock (Sir J.) Monograph of. 4744.18 
 
 Collet (Stephen), pseud. See Byerley (J. S.) 
 
 Colletta (Pietro). History of Naples, 1734-1825. Tr. 
 by S. Homer. With suppl. chapter. 1825-56. 2 v. 
 Edin., 1858. 8°. 534.09 
 
 Colley (Thomas). Apology for silent waiting upon 
 God. Dublin, 1815. 8°. 3586.09 
 
 Collier. See also Collyer. 
 
 Collier (Arthur). Demonstration of the non-existence of an ex- 
 ternal world. [In Parr (S.) Metaphysical tracts, etc. Lon- 
 don, 1837. 8".] 54 , 6 . 15 
 
 — Benson [R.) Memoirs of, 1704-32 8042.2S 
 
 — Hamilton [Sir W.) Idealism ; with reference to Collier. [In 
 
 S.'s Discussions, 1852.] 6413.10 
 
 Collier (Sir George). France on the eve of the great 
 revolution. France, Holland, and the Netherlands 
 a century ago. London, 1865. 8°. . . 945.14 
 
 Collier (Jeremy). An ecclesiastical history of Great 
 Britain, to the end of the reign of Charles II. 
 New ed., with life, by T. Lathbury. 9 v. London 
 1852. 8°. 3444.03 
 
 — Short view of the immorality and profaneness of the 
 
 English stage. 2d ed. London, 1698. 8°. 1731.27 
 Note. For a reply, see Defence, etc. [1731.27.] 
 Collier (John Payne). Bibliographical and critical 
 account of the rarest books in the English lan- 
 guage. 4 v. N. Y., 1866. 8°. . . . . 2753.17 
 
 — Ancient biogr. poems, on the duke of Norfolk, viscount He- 
 
 reford, the earl of Essex, and queen Elizabeth. Camden 
 miscel., v. 3. 1855. 4* 5113.15 
 
 — Book of Roxburghe ballads. L.,1847. sq. 8°. 1633.17 
 
 — Criticisms on the bar. London, 1819. 16°. 5631.03 
 
 — Fools and jesters ; with repr. of Armin's Nest of 
 
 ninnies. London, Shak soc, 1842. 8°. 1756.10 
 
 — History of English dramatic poetry to the time of 
 
 Shakespeare ; and annals of the stage to the Res- 
 toration. 3 v. London, 1831. 12°. . . 1715.07 
 
 — Lyrical poems, selected from musical publications between 
 
 1589 aud 1600. London, 1848. 8°. [Percy soc, v. 13.] 5060.13 
 
 — Memoirs of Edward Alleyn, with some new particu- 
 
 lars respecting Shakespeare, Ben Jonson, Massia- 
 ger, etc. London, Shak. soc, 1841. 8°. . 1756.01 
 
 — Memoirs of the principal actors in the plays of 
 
 Shakespeare. L., Shak. soc, 1846. 8°. . 1756.32 
 
 — Notes and emendations to the text of Shakespeare's 
 
 plays. From early ms. corrections in a copy of the 
 
 folio, 1632. New York, 1853. 12°. . . 1753.08 
 
 Note.— See Collier folio controversy, under Shakspere (Wm.) 
 
 — Old ballads. London, 1840. 8°. [Percy soc, v. 1.] . . 6060.01 
 
 — Poetical decameron ; or ten conversations on English 
 
 poets and poetry. 2v.ini. Edin., 1820. 8°. 1633.16 
 
 — Reasons for a new edition of Shakespeare's works. 2d ed. 
 
 London, 1842. 8° 1754.12 
 
 — Shakespeare's library. 2 v. L., 1843. 8°. . 1753.06 
 
 — Sir Walter Raleigh, his character, services, and advancement. 
 
 New materials for his life. [Archasologia.v. 34, 35. 1852.] 
 
 See also Shakspere (Wm.) 
 
 Collier (Joshua). Reply to a pamphlet on the state of the nation 
 
 in 1822. London, 1822. 8°. [Pamphleteer, v. 21.] . 6058.21 
 
 Collier (Robert Laird). Every-day subjects in Sunday 
 
 sermons. Boston, 1870. 12°. .... 3536.21 
 
 — Meditations on the essence of Christianity. Boston, 
 
 1876. 12°. 3536.31 
 
 Collier (Wm. F.) Great events of history New York, 
 1872. 12°. 421.26 
 
 — Hist, of English literature. L., 1869. 12°. 2752.18 
 Collingwood (Cuthbert). Kambles of a naturalist ; 
 
 voyage to China, Formosa, Borneo, etc. 1866-67. 
 
 London, 1868. 8° 1064.13 
 
 Oollingwood (Cuthbert, lord). See Biography, p. 134. 
 Collins (Anthony). Philosophical inquiry concerning 
 
 human liberty. London, 1717. lb°. . . 3535.27 
 Same. [In Priestley (J.) Theol. works, v. 4.] . . 3591.06 
 
 — Hunt (J.) Religious thought in Euglaud, v. 2, 1871. p. 36U- 
 
 899 8445.18 
 
 Note.— Repr. from Contem. rev., v. 9, 1868. 
 Collins (Arthur). Peerage of England : genealogical, 
 biogr., and historical, greatly augmented by bir E. 
 
 Brydges. 9 v. London, 1812. 8°. . 6613.07 
 
 Collins (Jennie). Nature's aristocracy. A plea for the 
 
 oppressed. Ed. by R. H Conwell. Boston, 1871. 
 
 12° 5816.22 
 
 Collins (J. E. ) Private book of useful alloys. New 
 
 York, 1872. 18°. 3932.11 
 
 Collins (J. H. ) Handbook to the mineralogy of Corn- 
 wall and Devon. London, 1871. 8°. . . 4114.09 
 Collins (J. H.) Principles of metal mining. New 
 
 York, {1874.] 16° 3933.57 
 
 Collins (Lewis). Historical sketches of Kentucky. 
 
 Maysvillo, Ky., 1850. 8° 592.24 
 
 Collins (Mortimer), fls- See Fiction class-list. 
 
 Collins (Perry McDonough). Voyage down the Ainoor. 
 
 New York, 1860. 12° 1024.01 
 
 Collins (Stephen, MB.) Autobiography. Phila.,lb72. 
 
 12°. ......... . . . . 3536.30 
 
 Collins (T. Wharton). Humanics. [Vitality, sensation, 
 
 emotion, thought, aotion.] N.Y.,1800. 8°. 5412.05 
 
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 277 
 
 Collins (Win. Wilkie). My miscellanies. 2 v. London, 
 
 1863. 8°. 2518.16 
 
 Contents: Sketches of character : Talk-stoppers, A shock- 
 ingly rude artiole, Mrs. Badgery, The bachelor bedroom, 
 Pray employ Major Nam by. My spinsters. Social grievances: 
 A journey iu search of nothing. Petition to the novel 
 writers. Give us room, Save me from my friends, Mrs. 
 Bullwinkle. Nooks and corners of history : A queen's re- 
 venge. The great (forgotten) invasion, A remarkable revo- 
 lution. Fragments of personal experience : Laid up in lodg- 
 ings, My black mirror. Cw-iosilies of literature : The un- 
 known public, Portrait of an author, painted by his pub- 
 lisher. Cases worth looking at : Memoirs of an adopted 
 sou, The poisoned meal, The cauldron of oil, Douglas Jer- 
 rold, Dramatic grub street, To think, or to be thought for ? 
 Bold words by a bachelor. 
 
 — Sights a-foot. Phila., 1863. 8°. .... 955.06 
 
 j8®- For his novels, see Fiction class-list. Tor notices of 
 
 him, see Biography, p. 184. 
 Collins (Wm. ) Poetical works. [With memoir and essay 
 
 by Sir E. Brydges.] Boston, 1854. 16°. 1634.01 
 Same. London, 1830. 16° 1611.17 
 
 — Poetical works. Ed. by B. Walsh. [British poets, v. 23, 1819J. 
 
 — Poems. Life, by S. Johnson. [In Chalmers' English poets, 
 
 V. 13, 1810.] 1620.13 
 
 For notices of Collins, see Biography, p. 134. 
 
 Collins (William, publisher). Portable atlas of physical geogra- 
 phy. See Weller (E.) 916.17 
 
 Collins {Rev. Wm. L.,) editor. See Ancient classics for English 
 readers, on p. 26. 
 
 Collinson (Capt. Richard). Nine weeks in Canada. [In Gallon (P.) 
 Vacation tourists, 1861.] 926.12 
 
 Colloquia cruris. See Greenwell (Dora). 1871 3566.27 
 
 Oollyer. See also Collier. 
 
 Collyer (Eobert). The life that now is : sermons. Bos- 
 ton, 1871. 16°. 3536.28 
 
 — Man in earnest : life of A. H. Conant. Boston, 1868. 
 
 16°. 3043.22 
 
 — Nature and life : sermons. 9th ed. Boston, 1869. 
 
 16°. 3536.19 
 
 See M. D. Conway's two articles in Harper's mag., v. 48, 
 (Ilkley, illus.i 
 Collyer (Robert H., M.D.) Mysteries of the vital ele- 
 ment in connexion with dreams, somnambulism, 
 faith and will, anaesthesia, modern spiritualism. 
 2d ed. London, 1871. 8°. .... 3814.30 
 
 Collyns (C. P.) Notes on the chase of the wild red 
 deer in Devon and Somerset L., 1862. 8°. 4615.15 
 Dolman (George). 4®- See Plays. (Alphabetical arrangement.) 
 Dolman (George.j'r.) 45- See Plays. {Alphabetical arrangement.) 
 Colmau (Henry). European agriculture and rural 
 economy. 2 v. Boston, 1857. 8°. . . 6137.03 
 
 — European life and manners. 2 v. B.,1849. 16°. 944.06 
 
 — Discourse on religious institutions. 2d ed. Salem. 1826. 
 
 8° 3681.26 
 
 Colman (J. F.) Island bride, and other poems. Bos- 
 ton, 1846. 16°. 1631.20 
 
 Colombey (Emile). Histoire anecdotique du duel. 
 Paris, [n.d.] 16°. 6621.10 
 
 — Buelles, salons, et cabarets ; histoire anecdotique 
 
 de la litterature francaise. P., 1858. 12°. 6212.28 
 
 Colombia. See Countries. {Colombia.) 
 
 Colonial policy of Great Britain, considered with rela- 
 tion to her N. A. provinces and West Indian pos- 
 sessions. By a traveller. Lond., 1816. 8°. 5727.02 
 
 Colonies and colonization. See Government and politics. 
 
 Colonna (Vittoria). See Biography, p. 134 ; also New monthly 
 mag.. May, 1859 (By ' Sir Nathaniel'). 
 
 Colonne (Guido delle). The gest hystoriale of the destruction of 
 Troy. Ed. by G. A. Pauton and D. Bonaldson. Pt. 1. Lon- 
 don, 1869. 8°. [Early Eug. T. S., no. 39.] 
 
 Color or Chromatics. See Fine arts {Color);— also Physics {Light; 
 — Optics). 
 
 Color-guard : a corporal's notes in the 19th army corps. See 
 Hosmer (J. K.) 1864 642.18 
 
 Colorado. See Countries. (Colorado). 
 
 Colossal vestiges of the older nations. See Linton (W.) . 5813.20 
 
 Colosseum of Rome. Beakin. (R.) Flora of the. 4911.03 
 See also works on topography of Rome (in Countries). 
 
 Colossus of Ehodes. Delepierre (O.) Hist, difficulties p. 13-23. 
 1868 2621.27 
 
 Colquhoun (John Campbell). History of magic, witch- 
 craft, and animal magnetism. 2 v. London, 1861. 
 8°. _ . 3814.19 
 
 — Letter to Prof. Gregory on animal magnetism. [ With 
 
 Wienholt (A.) Seven lectures, etc.] . .3811.01 
 
 — Life in Italy and France in the olden time. Lond., 
 
 185S. 12° 3262.09 
 
 _ Contents : Girolamo Savonarola, reformer. Olympia Ful- 
 via Morata. Margaret, of Angouleme, queen of Navarre. 
 Jeanne d'Albret, queen of Navarre. 
 
 — Wm. "Wilberforce : his friends and times. London 
 
 1866. 8°. 3184.X9 
 
 Colquhoun (John Stuart). Compendious grammar 
 
 and philol. hand-book of the English language. 
 
 London, 1871. 16° 6433 15 
 
 Colquhoun (Peter). Treatise on the commerce and 
 
 police of the Thames trade. L., 1800. 8°. 5633.07 
 Colton (Rev. Calvin). Genius and mission of the Prot. 
 
 Episcopal church in the United States. New York 
 
 1853. 12°. 3536.24 
 
 — Life and times of Henry Clay. 2 v. New York, 1846. 
 
 8° 3037.27 
 
 Colton (Rev. Charles Caleb). Hypocrisy. A satire. 
 New ed. London, 1828. 8° 1633.26 
 
 — Lacon ; or, many things in few words. New York, 
 
 1849. 12°. 6214.02 
 
 Same. New York, 1836. 12°. .... 6214.02 
 
 Note — Printed from the same plates as the 1849 ed. 
 Colton (George W.) "Atlas of the world. Descriptions, 
 
 by B. S. Fisher. 2 v. N. Y;, 1856. fol. 927.12 
 Colton (Walter). Deck and port ; incidents of a cruise 
 
 to California. New York, 1850. 12°. . 921.19 
 
 — Land and lee ; or Constantinople and Athens. New- 
 
 York, 1851. 12°. 994.15 
 
 — The sea and the sailor. Notes on France and Italy. 
 
 [Bodieker's youth, a poem. Aphorisms, maxim's, 
 and laconics. Unfinished satire. Selections from 
 editorials. Sermons.] With memoir by H. T. 
 Cheever. New York, 1851. 8°. . . . 921.20 
 
 — Ship and shore in the Mediterranean. New York, 
 
 1851. 12° 981.03 
 
 — Three years in California. N. Y., 1852. 12°. 1114.06 
 Columba (St.) Montalembert (C. F. f comte de). MonkB of the 
 
 West, v. 3, p. 97-270, 1867. . 3427.03 
 
 See atso Blackwood's mag., v. 82, 1857. 
 Columbia. See {in Countries) British Columbia ; — Colombia. 
 Columbia (District of). See Washington, D. C. (in Countries). 
 Columbia college, (New York). Catalogue of the Li- 
 brary. New York, 1874. 8° 2715.29 
 
 — Beport of the trustees, appointed to inquire into the 
 
 condition of the institution. New York, 1858. 
 8° 5518.10 
 
 — [Catalogues and reports of various years.] 5532.01 
 
 — Moore (N. K) Hist, sketch of. 1846. . .4112.13 
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 Columbiad (The) : an epic poem. See Moore (J. S.) 1798.1673.05 
 Columbian orator. See Bingham (Caleb). 
 
 Columbus (Cnristopher). [ItaL Cristoforo Colombo.] See Colum- 
 bus, in Biography, p. 134. 
 
 Columbus (Don Fernando, b. 1488, d. 1639). Discovery of America, 
 
 by Columbus, 1492-1505. [In Kerr. Voyages, v. 3, p. 1-240.] 
 Same. [In *Pmkerton. Voyages, v. 12.] 926.12 
 
 Columella (L. Junius Moderatus). De re rustica. [Lot. et Fr.\ 
 Paris, 1864. 8°. [Nisard's Collection, efc.l . . . 7725.01 
 
 Columns. Baker (B.) On the strengths of. 3926.26 
 
 Colutnus. Baptus Helena?. Gr. et Lat. Ed. F. S. 
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 — The rape of Helen ; or, the origin of the Trojan war : a Greek 
 
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 1810.] 162(i,20 
 
 — Same. [In Elton (C. A.) Specimens, etc. v. 3.] . . .1643.03 
 Colvin (Verplanck). Beport on topogr. survey of the 
 
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 Comazzi (Giambattista). The morals of princes : ab- 
 stract of the hist, of the emperors in Borne. Eng- 
 lish by "W. Hatchett. London, 1729. 8°. 433.28 
 
 Combe (Andrew). Mother's guide for the care of her 
 children. Bevised by Sir J. Clark. New York, 
 1872. 12° 4331.30 
 
 — Physiological and moral management of infancy. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1840. 12°. 4331.03 
 
 — Physiology of digestion. Edin., 1836. 8°. 4324.02 
 
 — Principles of physiology. N. Y, 1850. 18°. 4325.04 
 
 For lives of A. Combe, see Biography, p. 135. 
 Combe (George). Constitution of man. New York, 
 1835. 12°. 5412.06 
 
 — Lectures on moral philos. Boston, 1836. 16°. 5433.24 
 
 — Lectures on phrenology. N. Y., 1853. 12°. 5431.05 
 
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 — Phrenology applied to painting and sculpture. Lon- 
 
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 1857. 8° 3762.01 
 
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 X[5§- For notices of G. Combe, see Biography. 
 Combe (Taylor). Description of ancient marbles ; — Description 
 
 ot Terracottas. See British, museum, p. 233. 
 Combe (Win.) English dance of death, with metrical 
 
 illus. 2 v. London, 1815. 8°. ... 1634.02 
 
 — - Napoleon; a hudibrastic poem. L., 1815. 8°. 1634.04 
 
 — Tour of Dr. Syntax in search of the picturesque. 
 
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 Same. Boston, 186.6. 18°. . . . 1634.05a 
 
 — Three tours of Dr. Syntax ; in search of 1, the pic- 
 
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 Combinations and strikes. See Political economy. [Labor ques- 
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 Comemus (J. A.) Naturall philosophie reformed. 
 
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 Comfort (G. F.) First German reader. New York, 
 
 1872. 8° 6413.34 
 
 — German reader. New York, 1871. 12°. . . 6413.25 
 
 Comforts of old age. See Bernard (Sir T.) 3522.06 
 
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 V. 1. 1835-43. V. 2. 1844-53. 
 
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 1817 1086.02 
 
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 Commines (Philippe de). See Comines in Biography, p. 135. 
 
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 Sibylles. Nouv. ed. Paris, 1750. 18°. . 3813.30 
 
 Commodianus. Extant works. Tr. by R. E. Wallis. Edin 1870 
 8°. [A. N. C. lib., v. 18.1 3467.24 
 
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 24° 1633.24 
 
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 Common sense in religion. See Clarke (J. P.I .... 3535.20 
 
 Common sense in the household. See Terhun'e (Mrs.V. H.) 6016.10 
 
 Commonwealth. See Government and politics ;— Social science. 
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 Commonwealth of England. See (in Biography) Chables I. ;— 
 
 ChaBLES It.;— CliOMWELL ;— MlLTON ; — MONK ;— S'XUABTB ; 
 
 —also (in Countries) England. (Commonwealth period.) 
 Commune (Paris). See Trance (Communist revolt.) 
 Communion. See Biblical and relig. lit. (Lord's Supper p 91) 
 Communion thoughts. See Bulfinch (S. G.) . . . . . '3526 14 
 Communism. See Social science. (Socialistic schemes.) 
 Communistic societies of the U. S. See Nordhoff (C.) 6812 16 
 Comnena(Anna). James (67. P. R.) Memoirs of celebrated women. 
 
 1876 3251 10 
 
 Companions of my solitude. See Helps (Arthur)'. '. '. '. 253125 
 Companions of the Lord. See Heed (O. E B.) . 3414'l8 
 
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 Comparative physiology. See Natural history. (Comp. physiology 
 
 Comparative display of the opinions of the most dis 
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 Compass. Barkness ( W.) Deviations of the compass of the n a 
 
 iron clad Monadnock. [Smith, oontr., 1872.1 wSV ,» 
 
 Compensation. ' ' Jdu8 
 
 — Emerson (B. W.) Essays, 1st s., p. 81-115, 1873. 2524 n- 
 Competition Wallah. See Trevelyan (G. O.) 1866. . ' lou'ns 
 Competitive examinations. See Government and politics /aw! 
 
 service.) ' *"*"" 
 
 Compitum. See Digby (Kenelm) g 6 ,, .. 
 
 Complaynt of Scotlande ; with contemp. Engl, tracts Ed bv T 
 
 A. H. Murray. London, Early E. T. soc., 1872. 8° nr»(»» 
 
 ser., nos. 17, 18.] , 7 l 9 i|™ 
 
 Compromise. Morky (J.) On compromise. 581116 
 iVote.—Eepr. from Fortnightly rev., Apl., June Aug lfi'74 
 See also Eraser's mag., v. 61, 1860 (Point at which everv' 
 
 body surrenders, by G. J. W. Melville). 
 Comstock (Andrew). Komstok's fonetik magazin 
 
 v. 1-2. Philadelphia, 1846-48. 8°. . . 6431.14 
 Comstock (John L. ) History of the precious metals 
 
 Hartford, 1849. 12° 5915.29 
 
 Comte (Isidore Auguste Marie Francois Xavier). Cate- 
 
 chisme positiviste. Paris, 1852. 12°. . 3536.22 
 
 - General view of positivism. From the French by 
 
 J. H. Bridges. London, 1865. 12 c . . . 5412.09 
 
 — Philosophy of mathematics. Tr. by W. M . Gillespie 
 
 New York, 1858. 8° 4014.01 
 
 — Positive philosophy. Tr. and condensed by H. Mar- 
 
 tineau. New York, 1858. 8° 5412.07 
 
 — System of positive polity, v.l— . L, 1875— .8°. 5422^23 
 ■—Bridges (J. B.) Unity of O.'s life and doctrine; a 
 
 reply to strictures on later writings. 1866. 5412.20 
 
 — Congreve (B.) Mr. Huxley on M. Comte. The new religion 
 
 in its attitude towards the old. The propagation of the re- 
 ligion of humanity. Culte des niorts. Other essays. [In 
 his Essays, 1874.] 2521.18 
 
 — Finch (A. ]S.) On the inductive philosophy, includ- 
 
 ing a parallel between Bacon and C. as philoso- 
 phers. 1872 5422.13 
 
 — Huxley (T. H.) Scientific aspects of positivism. [Lay ser- 
 
 mons. 1870.] 4712.15 
 
 — Harrison (V.) Order and progress. 1875. 2528.30 
 — - — Eeligious and conservative aspects of positivism. [In 
 
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 — Lewes (Q. H.) Comte's Philosophy of the sciences : 
 
 an exposition. 1853 3913.11 
 
 — Lillri (M ) Conservation, revolution et positivisme. 
 
 Paris, 1852. 12°. 
 
 — Mill (J. S.) Auguste Comte and positivism. 5412.08 
 
 — Porter (Noah). Sciences of nature vs. the science of 
 
 man. 1871 5415.30 
 
 — Taine (H. A.) Le positivisme anglais : etude sur 
 
 Stuart Mill 5426.15 
 
 — Alger (W. R.) Solitudes, etc. p. 872-7, 1867 2612.67 
 
 — Brimley (67.) C.'s Positive philosophy. [In his Essays, 1860, p, 
 
 809-27.] 2514.10 
 
 — Godwin (I'.) Out of the past, p. 251-288. 1870. . .2526.18 
 
 — Martineau (J.) Essays, v. 1, p. 1-66. 1866 2535.17 
 
 — Poly (A.) Three mental crises in C. [In Modern thinker. 
 
 p. 102-8. 1870.) 2537.07 
 
 — Spencer (H.) Beasous for dissenting from C. . . . 2543.17 
 
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 of the hist, of Christianity, by B. F. Westcott) ; Ed. rev., 
 v. 127, 1868 : Vortnightly rev., v. 3, 1866 (C. by G. H. Lewes); 
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 ley on C. ; with Eeply by B. Congreve) ; v. 13, 1870 (C. and 
 political economy, by J. Cairnes) ; v. 12, 1869 (by F. Harri- 
 son) ; v. 14, 1870 (On F. Harrison's positivism, by J. E. 
 Cairnes) ; v. 14, (Fortn. rev. and positivism, by J. Morley); 
 Fraser's mag., v. 80, 1869 (The Comtist Utopia) ; Macmillan, 
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 April, 1875 (Comtism, by E. Gryzanowski) ; v. 79, 1854 ; 
 North Br. rev., v. 21, 1854 (C. and positivism) ; V. 49, 1368 
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 Comyn (Sir Robert). History of the Western empire, 
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 revised version. New York, Amer. Bible Union, 
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 — Meaning and use of baptizein investigated. New 
 
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 Concord. See Countries, etc. {Concord.) 
 
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 Concord of ages. See Beeoher (E.) 3516.02 
 
 Concord river, (Mass. ) Tkoreau (B. B.) A week on 
 the Concord, eU: 1111.10 
 
 Concordances. See Bible, p. 78, 87 ; — Pope ;— Milton ;— Tenny- 
 son ; — Shakspere. 
 
 Condamine. See La Condamine (0. M. de). 
 
 Conde. See Biography, p^l35. _ 
 
 Conde (Jose Antonio)." -History of the dominion of the 
 Arabs in Spain. From the Spanish, bv Mrs. Fos- 
 ter. 3 v. London, 1854. 8°. . . ." . 553.01 
 
 Conder (Josiah). Literary hist, of the New Testament. 
 London, 1850. 8°. 3745.01 
 
 — Modern traveller. 33 v. Lond., 1824-34. 18°. 911.01 
 
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 v. 1. I.a grammaire. v. 2. Traite de Tart d'eorire. v. 3. 
 
 De Tart de raisonner. v. 4. De l'art de penser. v. 5-8. 
 
 Histoire aucienne. v. 9-12. Histoire moderne. v. 13. De 
 
 l'etude de l'histoire. 
 Condorcet (Jean Antoine Nicolas Caritat, marquis de). 
 
 Life of A. E. J. Turgot, L., 1837. 8°. .3174.03 
 
 — Life of Voltaire. 2 v. London, 1790. 16°. 3175.02 
 
 For lives of Condorcet, see Biography, p. 135. 
 Conduct of life. See Life. 
 Confectionery. See Arts (Useful), p. 40. 
 Confederacies. See Government and politics. 
 Confederate states of America. See (in Countries) United States. 
 
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 Confeaseur (Le). Par Tabbed [Deleon]. New York, 
 
 1868. 8 D 7014.30 
 
 Confessio Amantis. See Gower (John) 1644 21 
 
 Confession, absolution, and real presence. See Boyd (A.) 3523.08 
 Confession. 4Eg" For titles of novels whose initial word is ' Con- 
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 Confessions of a catholic priest, [anon ] Lond., 1858. 12°. 3537.13 
 Confessions of an English opium-eater. See De Quincey (T.) 
 
 2523.17 ; 2522.20 
 Confessions of an inquirer. See Jarves (J. J.) . . . .3087.27 
 Confessions of an inquiring spirit. See Coleridge (S. T.) 5025.08 
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 Confessions of faith and other public documents, illus. 
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 Conflict of ages. See Beecher (Edward). 1854 3516.01 
 
 Conflict of studies. See Todhunter (I.) 6518.00 
 
 Conflicts of the Holy Apostles. Tr. by S. E. Malan. 
 
 London, 1871. 16° 3757.04 
 
 Conformity. See Helps (A.) Friends in council, v. 1. . .2531.28 
 Confucius. [Chinese Kong-tsze or Kong-fu-tsze. ] 
 
 — Legge (J. ) Chinese classics : with translation, notes, 
 
 prolegomena, and indexes, v. 1. 1861. . 7818. 0,1 
 Conttnts: Life of Confucius. Confucian analects [Lull Yu]. 
 The great learning fTa Heo]. The doctrine of the meau 
 [Chung Yung]. 
 
 Note. — Ihe above are three out of the ' Four sacred books' 
 of China. For the ' Fourth ' see Mencius [Legge,v.2.] 7818.02 
 
 — Life and morals. Bep. from the ed. of 1691, by J. 
 
 Tela [pseud for J. Webb]. L., 1818. 8°. 3613.01 
 Same. [In Fhenix (The). New Xork, 1835. 12*.] . 6062.14 
 
 — Loomis (A. W.) Confucius and the Chinese classic-;. 
 
 1867 2721.30 
 
 — Alger (W.R.) Solitudes, etc.. p. 202-205. 1867. . . .2512.07 
 1 — Chambers's Papers for the people, v. 10 2516.05 
 
 — Clarice (J. F.) Ten great religions 3412.11 
 
 — Hardwick (C.) Christ aud other masters, v. 2. . . 3412.21 
 
 — Maurice IF. D.) Eeligious of the world 3574.17 
 
 — Midler (F. Max) Chips, etc., v. 1, p. 300-309. 1869. .2537.19 
 
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 works upon China by Medhurst .[1025.11] ; DaviB, v. 2 
 [1023.051 ; Doolittle [1023.78 ; Thornton, v. 2 [1023.22 ; Hue 
 [1022.13] ; S. W. Williams [1023.02]. 
 
 Congdou (Charles T.) Tribune essays, from 1857 to 
 1863. With introduction by H. Greeley. New 
 
 York, 1869. 12° 5725.14 
 
 Congo. See Countries. (Congo.) 
 
 Congratulations and counsels. See Friendly (F.) 1872. . 3537.26 
 Congregationalism. See Biblical and religious lit., p. 82. 
 Congress. Lanman (C.) Dictionary of. 1859. 3246.15 
 
 Same. 3d ed. 1806 3246.16 
 
 Same. 5th ed. Dictionary of congress, and the 
 
 general government. 1868 3246.17 
 
 — March (C W.) Keminiscences of Congress [during 
 
 Webster's public life]. 1853 3242.04 
 
 See Atlantic monthly, v. 24, 1869 (Log-rolling at Wash- 
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 Congress of nations. See War (p. 1072). 
 
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 Congreve (Richard). Essays, political, social, and re- 
 
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 address, Jan. 1, 1871. India. Moral and social questions 
 connected with our Indian empire. L'Uhion des proleta- 
 riats anglais et frangais. Combination of France and 
 England. Settlement of France. Address to the Japanese 
 ambassador. 
 
 — Roman empire of the West. L., 1855. 12°. 434.16 
 Congreve (Win.) Dramatic works. L, 1840. 8° 1744.31 
 
 Contents : Double-dealer. Judgment of Paris. Love for 
 love. Mourning bride. Old bachelor. Semele. Way of 
 the world. 
 
 — Poems upon several occasions. L., 1720. 18°. 1714.18 
 
 — Poems. Life, by S. Johnson. [In Chalmers, English poets, v. 
 
 10. 1810.] 1026.10 
 
 — Select poems. 3d ed. by E. Sanford. [In his British poets, v. 
 
 14. 1819.] 1091.14 
 
 — Works. 2 v. London, 1719. 18°. . . .1714.17 
 
 jB® 3 For lives and criticism of C. see Biography, p. 135 ; 
 also Gentleman's mag., Dec. 1871 (by C. C. Clarke). 
 
 Conic sections. See Mathematics. [Conic sections.} 
 
 Coningsby (St?- Thomas). Journal of the siege of Rouen, 1591 ; 
 ed. by J.G. Nichols. L., Camden miscel., v. 1. 1847. 4°. 5112.39 
 
 Conington (John). Miscellaneous writings. Ed. by 
 J. A. Symond.3. With a memoir by H. J. S. Smith. 
 
 2v. London, 1872. 8°. 5026.17 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Memoir. English literature: Poetry of 
 Pope, King Lear, Hamlet, English translators of Virgil 
 Latin literature : Academical study of Latin, Review of 
 Munro's Lucretius, The style of Lucretius aud Catullus, 
 Early Roman tragedy and epic poetry, Statius, Seneca. Gen- 
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 Essays from Contemporary review : A liberal education, The 
 annotated Book of common prayer, On the communion ser- 
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 v. 2. Poems of Virgil translated into English prose. 
 
 Conjugal sins. See Gardner (A. K.) 4331.10 
 
 Conjuring. See Occult sciences. 
 
 Conkling (Margaret C.) Memoirs of the mother and 
 wife of Washington. Auburn, 1853. 12°. 3182.09 
 
 Connecticut. See Countries. (Connecticut.) 
 
 Connoisseur (The). By G. Colman, and others. [In Chalmers. 
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 Connolly (John). . Study of Hamlet. London, 1863. 
 12° 1752.07 
 
 Conolly (M. F.) Fifiana : or, memorials of the east 
 of Fife. Glasgow, 1809. 8 3 467.17 
 
 Conqueror (Win. I. of Eugland] and his companions. See Planche. 
 (J. R ) 454.26 
 
 Conquest of the sea ; divers and diving. See Siebe (H.) 4518.23 
 
 Conrad (Kobert T. ) Aylmere, and other poems. Phil- 
 adelphia, 1852. U° 1634.08 
 
 Conrad (Timothy Abbott). Description of fossil shells. [Pacific 
 B. K. routes. Reports, v. 5.]— Report on tertiary fossils. 
 [Inv. C.] 1127.05,06 
 
 - and Meek (F. B.) Check lists of invertebrate fossils of N. A. 
 
 1864. [Sm. miscel. coll. v. 7.] 3935.17 
 
 Conran (M. ) National music of Ireland. 2ded. Lon- 
 don, 1850. 12° 1562.23 
 
 Consanguinity. Morgan (L. H.) Sj'Btems of. [In Smith, contrib., 
 
 v. 17, 1871.] 3937.17 
 
 See also Marriage ; — Man. 
 
 Conscience (Hendrik). Aurelian. 2 v. in 1. Paris, 
 1860. 12° 7014.12 
 
 — Le Conscrit. Nouv. ed. Paris, 1869. 12°. 7014 32 
 
 — Le Demon de l'argent.Nouv. ed. P., 1869. 12°. 7014.19 
 
 — Le Demon duieu. Nouv. ed. P., 1870. 12°. 7014.20 
 
 — Les Drames namands. Nouv. ed. P., 1869. 12°. 7014.31 
 
 — Le Fle'au du village. Le bonheur d'etre nche. Nouv. 
 
 ed. Paris, 1870. 12° .^H 1 
 
 - Le Gentilhomme pauvre. Nouv. e"d. Paris, 1869. 
 
 ■^2° 7014.22 
 
 — La Guerre des paysans. Nouv. ed. Paris, 1868. 
 
 ioo 7014.23 
 
 -Le je'une docteur. Paris, 1863. 12°. . .7014.13 
 
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 Conscience (Hendrik), continued. 
 
 — LeLiondeFlandre. 2v.ini. P.,1862. 12°. 7014.14 
 
 — La Mere Job. La Grace de Dieu. La Grand'mere. 
 
 Paris, 1860. 12°. 7014.15 
 
 — L'Orpbeline. Paris, 1860. 12°. . . . .7014.16 
 
 — Scenes de la vie flamande. 2 v. P., 1860. 12°. 7014.17 
 
 — Les veillees flamandes. Comment on devient pein- 
 
 tre. Le male main. Ange et demon. Une erreur 
 iudiciaire. Le fils du bourreau. Nouv. ed. Paris, 
 1868. 12° 7014.26 
 
 Conscience. See Biblical and religious lit. (Conscience and casuis- 
 try, p. 82 ;— Religious liberty, p. 101) ;— also Moral science. 
 
 Consens de Saint Eloi aux spirites, etc. Paris, [n.d.] 
 8° 3818.03 
 
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 Conservation of pictures. See Holyoake (A.) . . . .1433.14 
 
 Conservatism. Bulwer-Lyllon [Sir E. L.) Spirit of conservatism. 
 Caxtoniana, p. 431-42. 1804 2515.07 
 
 . Genius of conservatism. [In Lippincott, Nov., 1874.] 
 
 Emerson (K W.) The conservative. [In his Miscellanies. 
 
 p. 283-317. 1858.] 2524.10 
 
 See also Government and politics. [Parties.) 
 
 Considerations on recent social theories.See Norton (C.E.) 6812.03 
 
 Considerations upon wit and morals. [anon.] From 
 the French. London, [n.d.] 8° 6212.24 
 
 Consistency of opinion. Hazhtt (W.) Winterslow essays, p. 
 168-191. 1850 2531.20 
 
 Consolation. See Poetry ;—also Biblicaland religions lit., p. 82. 
 
 Consolation in travel. See Davy (Sir H.). . . .4214.13:2521.26 
 
 Consolation of philosophy. See Boefhius (A. M. T.) . .5134.16 
 
 Consolidation, an account of parties.&ee Cooper (Thomas). 5093.10 
 
 Consolidator (The). See Defoe (D.) Miscel. works, V. 9. 5032.09 
 
 Consoni (D. T.) Nuova sistema universale di steno- 
 graBa Italiana. Milano, 1829. 8°. . . .6131.11 
 
 Conspiracies. Lawson (J. P.) Hist, of remarkable 
 conspiracies, 15-17th centuries. 2 v. 1829. 441.01 
 
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 4J®- See also Biography, p. 135. 
 
 Constable (Henry). Duration and nature of future 
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 Constable (John). English landscape scenery. 40 
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 anecdote trouvee dans les papiers d'un inconnu. 
 Nouv. ed. Suivie de la lettre sur Julie et des re- 
 flexions sur le theatre allemand. Avec un avant 
 propos de Sainte-Beuve. Paris, 1867. 12°. 7014.29 
 
 — Autobiographic. — Benj. Constant et Mme. de Charriere ; lot- 
 
 tres inedites. [In Revue des d. niondes, 15 avril 1844.] 
 
 — On the liberty of the press. 1815. [Pamphleteer, v. 6, p. 205- 
 
 238.] 5058.06 
 
 — On the dissolution of the chamber of deputies. London, 
 
 1821. 8°. [Pamphleteer, v. 18.] 6058.18 
 
 — On the responsibility of ministers. [Pamphleteer, v. 6, p. 
 
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 — Progressive development of religious ideas. Human cauBes 
 
 which have contributed to the establishment of Christian- 
 ity. Perfectibility of the human race. [In Ripley (G.) 
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 — Sainte-Beuve (C. A.) Nouv. lundis, v. 1. [7053.03.] Un dernier 
 
 mot sur B. 0. [In his Portraits content., v. 3.] . . 7033.35 
 See also notices of B. C. in Revue des d. mondes, by 
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 sketch by J. H. Browne, in Lippincott's mag., Oct., 1874. 
 
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 lele des prineipaux theatres modernes de 1'Eivrope 
 et des machines th<Satrales. 1 v. bd. in 2. Paris, 
 1860. 4° 
 
 Oonstantine the great. See Biography, p. 135 ; also Dollinger 
 (J. J. von). Fables respecting the popes in the middle 
 ages. 1872 3424.12 
 
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 Constipation. See Medicine. 
 
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 for commentaries upon them, see the names of the coun- 
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 — Voiage de Perse, en 1473. [In Bergeron(P.) Voyages,cfc.]1016 11 
 Contemporary biography. See Biography, p. 110. 
 Contemporary review, v. 1-25. L., 1866-76.8°. 8069.01 
 
 Oontes fles genies. Tr. du Persan, par Sir C. Morell. [Cabinm 
 des fees, v. 29-30. 1786.] ; 705^9 
 
 Contest of the twelve nations ; or a view of the differ- 
 ent [national] bases of human character and 
 talent. Edin., 1826. 8° S716.08 
 
 Conti (Armand de Bourbon, prince de). Works. With 
 account of his life. From the French. London 
 
 1711. 12°. 5023.17 
 
 Contents : Duties of the great. Memoirs concerning the 
 obligations of a governour of a province. Concerning the 
 government of his house. Treatise against plays aud 
 shows. 
 
 Continental monthly. 6 v. N. Y. , 1862-64. 8°. 8078.09 
 
 Continental tour, with notes and anecdotes of diplo- 
 matic life. By May Fly. [pseud.] London, 1871 
 12°. 941.27 
 
 Continuity of Scripture. See Page (Wm. lord Hatherley). 3557.08 
 
 Contractor's manual. See Clough (A. B.) 1855 1311.02 
 
 Contracts. See Law. (Contracts.) 
 
 Contrasts. [The poor law. Sick asylum's and hospitals. 
 Pauper schools. Charity schools. Livery compa- 
 nies.] London, 1873. 16° 5825.29 
 
 Contributions of Q. Q. See Taylor (Jane) 2547.23 
 
 Conundrums. See Amusements, page 23. 
 
 Convalescent (The). See Willis (N. P.) 2545.12 
 
 Convents and convent life. See Biblical and religious lit., p. 93 ; 
 also Monasteries, in general alphabet. 
 
 Conversation. 
 
 — Art of conversation, with directions for self educa- 
 
 tion, [anon.] 1864 5427.05 
 
 — Peabody (A. P. ) Conversation ; its faults and its 
 
 graces. 1856 6423.27 
 
 — Batlantyne (T.) Essays in mosaic, p. 25-59. 1870. . .2513.14 
 
 — Bovee (C. N.) Summaries of thought, v. 1, p. 121-127. 2513.28 
 
 — Collins ( W.) Talk-stoppers. [In his Miscellanies, v. 1, p. 1-22, 
 
 135-152. 1863.] 2518.16 
 
 — De Quincey (T.) Art of conversation. 1863. 2523.29 
 Same. [In his Letters to youug men.] 2522.09 
 
 — Essays on Conversation, etc. p. 1-48. 1836.] .... 2524.22 
 
 — Fielding (H.) Essay on. [In his Miscellanies, v. 1]. . 6036.01 
 
 Same. [In his "Works, v. 9.] 6037.28 
 
 — • Flamank (J.) Mind and manner, p. 1-16 5435.23 
 
 — CHle-s (H.) Illustrations of genius, p. 212-239. 1854. . 2526.03 
 
 — Goldburn (R M.) The idle word. 1866. .3555.05 
 — • Hazlitt (W.) C. of authors. [In Us Table talk, v. 2.] . 2531.03 
 
 — Helps (A.) EBsay on war aud conversation. [Fraser, v. 59, 1859.J 
 
 — Jacks<m(A.) Amateur's palette 2532.27 
 
 — ilelmoth (Sir W.) Letters, etc. p 364-69 2535.26 
 
 — Plutarch. Of garrulity, or talkativeness. [Morals, v. 4, p. 220- 
 
 253.] 6435.26 
 
 — Saunders (F.) Salad for the solitary, p. 30-48. 1853. 2642.10 
 
 — Swift (J.) Complete collection of polite 0. [In his Worts, 
 
 V. 9.] 6074.12 
 
 Essay on conversation. [In his "Works, v. 9.] . . 5074.12 
 
 — Table-talker, v. 2, p. 206-214 2544.02 
 
 — Tuckerman (H. T.) The optimist, p. 72-87 2544.11 
 
 For additional references, see Poole's Index, and Index 
 volume of Chalmers' British essays. 
 
 See also Bibl. sacra. Jan., 1867 (Art of C, by Leonard 
 Withington) ; Blackwood's mag., v. 10U, 1866 (Social Hyper- 
 bole) ; v. 102, 186T ; Fraser's mag., v. 63, 1856 (Art of Story- 
 telling); Fraser's mag., v. 69, 1859 (Art of putting things, 
 by A. K. H. B.) ; v. 60, 1859 (Reserved people) ; v. 57, 1858 
 (The unsocial evil). 
 Conversationists. Disraeli (I.) Literary characters, v. 1, p. 200- 
 23. 1822 2522.26 
 
 — Matthews (W.) Great conversers. . . . 2536.05 
 Conversations. See Dialogues. 
 
 Conversations on war and general culture. See Helps (A). 2531.32 
 Conversations of Jesus Christ with representative men. See Ad- 
 ams (Wm.) 3518.14 
 
 Conversations on ritualism, [anon. ] New York, 1867. 
 
 W 3767.15 
 
 Conversations on the present age of the world, in con- 
 nection with prophecy, [anon.] Albany, 1853. 
 12°. . ... 7 ....... . 3537.01 
 
 Conversations-lexicon. See Deutsch-amerikanisches Conversa- 
 tions-Lexicon. 
 Conversion. See Biblical and relig. lit. (Conversion, p. 82.) 
 Conversion of the Teutonic race. See Hope (Mrs.) 2 v. 3ool.if 
 Convict (i'ho). See Wilson (John). Pooms, 1868. . . . 1M5.25 
 
 Convict once : a poem. See Stephens (J. B.) . . . • 1 XTita 
 
 Conviviality. Percy anecdotes, v. 13. 1823 6211.18 
 
 " Oonvulsionaires " of St. Medard. See Temple Bar, Jan., lBlu. 
 Conway (James). Forays amoDg salmon and deer. 
 
 London, 1861. 16°. 46lG'lb 
 
 Conway (Moncure Daniel). The earthward pilg"^' 
 age. New York, 1870. 12°. 3537.0U 
 
 — The golden hour. Boston, 1862. 12°. . . 5831.0J 
 
 — The rejected stone ; or insurrectiou vs. resurrection 
 
 in America. 3d ed. B., 1862. 12°. . . 6831.H 
 
 — Sacred anthology. A book of ethical soriptures. New 
 
 York, 1874. 8°. 3o37 ''" 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
CONWAY- COOPER 
 
 281 
 
 — The theatre ; discourse. Cin., 1857. 8° 
 
 Note.— Many articles by this author are enumerated in 
 the index to v. 1-50 of Harper's mag. 
 Conway river, England. Fenton {R.) 0. in the ste- 
 reoscope. 1860 954.27 
 
 Conwell (Russell H. ) Why and how the Chinese emi- 
 grate. Boston, 1871. 12° 1021.10 
 
 Conybeare (John J.) Illustrations of Anglo-Saxon 
 poetry. Ed. with notes, by W. D. Conybeare. Lon- 
 don, 1826. 8°. 1631.24 
 
 Conybeare (Wm. John). Essays ecclesiastical and so- 
 cial. London, 1855. 8° 2527.01 
 
 Contents : 1. Tbe church in the mountains. 2. Church 
 parties. S. Ecclesiastical economy. 4. Vestries and church 
 rates. 6. Mormonism. 6. The temperance agitation. 
 
 — and Howson (J. S. ) Life and epistles of St. Paul. 
 
 2 v. New York, 1858. 8° 3755.17 
 
 Conyngham ( Capt. David P. ) Sherman's march through 
 
 the South. New York, 1865. 12°. . . 632.18 
 
 Cook (Dutton). Art in England : notes aud studies 
 
 London, 1869. 16°. 1433.12 
 
 gg- For his novels, see Fiction class-list. 
 Cooke (Edward). Real cause of the increased price of the neces- 
 saries of life, and of the high price of gold bullion. Lou- 
 don, 1819. 8°. [Pamph., v. 14, p. 225-255] . . . 6058.14 
 
 — Thoughts on the expediency of repealing the usury laws 
 
 London, 1818. 8°. [Pamph., v. 13, p. 189-164.] . 6058 13 
 Cook (E. B.), Henry (W. B.), and Gilberg (O. A.) 
 
 American chess-nuts : problems. New York, 1868. 
 
 8° 4614.05 
 
 Cook (Eliza). Poems. N. Y., [n.d] 32°. . 1634.07 
 
 — {ed..) Eliza Cook's journal, v. 9-11. London, 1853- 
 
 54. 8°. 8054.01 
 
 Cook (George H) Geology of New Jersey. Newark, 
 
 1868. 8°. 4116.10 
 
 Cooke (George Wingrove). China : being ' The Times' 
 
 corresp., in 1857-58. London, 1858. 8°. 1023.14 
 
 — Conquest and colonization in North Africa. Edin- 
 
 burgh, 1860. 12= 1092.10 
 
 — History of party [in England], 1666-1832. 3 v. Lon- 
 
 don, 1836-37. 8°. 5717.26 
 
 — Memoir of Lord Bolingbroke. 2 v. London, 1835. 
 
 8° 3023.01 
 
 Cook (Capt James). 'Voyage round the world, 1768- 
 71. [In Hawkesworth (J.) Voyages, v. 2-3, 
 1773.] '?: 916.08 
 
 — — Same. [In Kerr. Voyages, etc., v. 12-13.] .... 914.19 
 
 — Voyage towards the South pole, and round the world, 
 
 1772-75. 2v. London, 1777. 4°. . . . 916.10 
 Same. [In Kerr. Voyages, etc., v. 14-15, 1812.] . . 914.21 
 
 — and King (James). Voyage to the Pacific ocean. 
 
 1776-80. 3v. 2ded. London, 1785. 4°. 916.12 
 Note.— v. 3 is King's narrative after Cook's death. Ac- 
 companied with a fol. volume of maps, views, etc. [A.47.17J 
 
 Same. 4v. London, 1784. B°. . . . 923.01 
 
 Same. [In Kerr, Voyages, v. 15-16, 1812] .... 914.22 
 
 — *Abstract of three voyageB, 1768-80. [Finkerton, v. 11.] 926.11 
 
 — Coleridge (H.) Northern worthies, v. 3, 1852. . . . 3263.07 
 
 — Jones (M. ) Story of Capt. C.'s three voyages. 923.05 
 Cooke or Cook (John). Voyage round the world, 1683-91. Set 
 
 Major (B. H.) Early voyages, 1859 [1066.01] ;--Kerr (B.) 
 Voyages, v. 10, 1824 [914.17];— Pinkertou (J.) Voyages, v. 11. 
 1812 [926.11]. 
 Cooke (John Esten). Hammer and rapier. N. Y., 
 1870. 12°. \ . 632.25 
 
 — Life of Gen.BobertE.Lee. N. Y.,1871. 8°. 3098.17 
 — - Stonewall Jackson : a military biography. N. Y., 
 
 1866. 12°. 3087.03 
 
 Cooke (Capt. John Henry). Narrative of events in the 
 south of France, and of the attack on New Or- 
 leans, in 1814 and 1815. L., 1835. 8°. . 585.05 
 Cooke (Josiah P., jr. ) Elements of chemical physics. 
 Boston, 1860. 8° 4214.12 
 
 — The new chemistry. New York, 1874. 12°. 4213.06 
 
 — Principles of chemical philosophy. 3d ed. Boston, 
 
 1874. 8°. .......... . 4212.18 
 
 — Beligion and chemistry. N. Y., 1864. 8°. 4214.07 
 Cook (Keningale B. ) Purpose and passion : being Pyg- 
 malion and other poems. L., 1870. 4°. 1633.31 
 
 Cooke (Matthew, ed. ) History and articles of masonry. 
 
 London, 1861. 16°. 5837.14 
 
 Cooke (M. C.) Fungi : their nature and uses. Ed. by 
 
 M. J. Berkeley. New York, 1875. 12°. . 4912.24 
 
 — Manual of botanic terms. L., 1862. 16°. 4911.12 
 
 — Manual of structural botany. L., 1870 24° 4911 13 
 
 ~ °T 9 STo nd Obje0tS f0r the Horoscope. London, 
 1869. 16°. * 4 g„ 7 „£ 
 
 — Our reptiles : indigenous to Great Britain. London 
 
 1865. 16°. 4sll „' 
 
 -Plamaccountof the British fungi. New ed. Lon- 
 don, lbfafa. 12 4912 14. 
 
 — Rust, smut, mildew, and mould ; 'iutrod. to micro- 
 
 scopic fungi. 2d ed. London, 1870. 16° 4912 15 
 
 — The seven sisters of sleep. Loud., 1860. 8°. 4 334' 26 
 Cooke o (Philip P.) Froissart ballads. Phila., 1847. 
 
 Cooke (Wm.>'.A) ' "Medallic "history of ' imperial 
 home. 2 v. London, 1781. 4°. . 1586 08 
 
 Cooke (Wm., M.D.) Medical and moral life ;' or mind 
 and the emotions. Philu., 1853. 12°. . 5438 06 
 
 Cooke (W. Fothergill). Invention of the electric tele- 
 graph. London, 1869. 12°. .... 3934 3fi 
 
 Cookery. See Domestic economy. 
 
 Cooley (Arthur James). Cyclopredia of 6000 practical 
 receipts. New York, 1856. 8°. ... 6017 02 
 
 ioto me- 5ih ed- ' revised °y B - V. Tuson. London" 
 
 *° 72 - 8. . 6017.03 
 
 — Perfumes, cosmetics, and other toilet articles. Lon- 
 
 don, 1868. 8°. 60X4.20 
 
 — loilet in ancient and modern times ; with a review 
 
 of the different theories of beauty. London, 1868. 
 
 — The Toilet and cosmetic arts in ancient and modern 
 
 times. London, 1866. 12°. 6014.17 
 
 Note.— This work is the equivalent of his 'Perfumes' 
 
 and the • The Toilet,' above. 
 Cooley (Le R. C.) Text book of natural philosophv. 
 
 New York, 1869. 12° . 4022 13 
 
 Cooley (Thomas M.) Treatise on the constitutional 
 
 limitations upon the legislative power of the states 
 
 of the Amer. Union. Boston, 1X68. 8°. . 5735.02 
 Cooley (Wm. Desborough). Claudius Ptolemy and the 
 
 Nile. London, 1854. 8°. 1094.20 
 
 — History of maritime and inland discovery. 3 v. Lon- 
 
 don, 1846-48. 16°. [L. C. C.J .... 921.03 
 
 — Inner Africa laid open. London, 1852. 8°. 1093.21 
 
 — Negroland of the Arabs ; or early hist, and geogr. 
 
 of Central Africa. London, 1841. 8°. . 1093.21 
 
 Coolidge (Austin J.) and Mansfield (J. B.) History 
 
 and description of New England, general and 
 
 local, v. 1. Boston, 1859. 1. 8°. . . . 595.01 
 
 v. 1. Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont. 
 
 Coolies. Jenkins (E.) The Coolie : hie rights and wrongs. 6833 07 
 
 See also Harper's mag., v. 29 Iby JE. Holdeu). 
 Cooling cups and dainty drinks. See Terrington (W.) . 3931 34 
 Coomassie and the Magdala. See Stanley (H. M.) . . . 1086 09 
 Coombes (Mev. W. H.) History of St. Jane Frances 
 deChantal. 2 v. London, 1830. 8°. . . 3418.16 
 Coon (lieuneR.) Doctrines of future and endless pun- 
 ishment, logically proved. Cin., 1850. 8°. 3537.24 
 Cooney (Robert). Compendious history of the north- 
 ern part of New Brunswick, and of the district of 
 Gaspe", in Lower Canada. Halifax, 1832. 8°. 564.17 
 Cooper (Anthony Ashley, 1st earl 0/ Shaftesbury). See Biography, 
 
 Cooper (Anthony Ashley, 3d earl of Shaftesbury). Char- 
 acteristicks of men, manners, opinions, times. 
 3ded. 3v. London, 1723. 8°. . . . . 2542.14 
 Contents ■ v. 1. Concerning enthusiasm. On the freedom 
 of wit and humour. Advice to an author, v. 2. Inquiry 
 concerning virtue and merit. The nioraliBts ; a philoso- 
 phical rhapsody, v. 3. Miscell. reflections. Notion ot the 
 tablatnre, or judgment of Hercules. Concerning rleeign, 
 
 Same. 5th ed. 3 v. London, 1732. 8°. 25±2.17 
 
 — Brown (J.) Essays on the Characteristics. 5433.22 
 JOES* See also notices in Biography, p. 135. 
 
 Cooper (Anthony Ashley, 1th earl of Shaftesbury, b. 1 801 1 . 
 Speeches having relation chiefly to the labouring 
 classes. London, 1868. 12°. .... 6324.05 
 
 Cooper (Brausby Blake). Life of Sir Astley Cooper. 
 ■A v. London, 1843. 8°. 3043.28 
 
 Cooper (Charles D.) Last days of our Saviour. Phila., 
 1867. 16°. 3536.20 
 
 Cooper (Charles Henry and Thompson). Athena? Can- 
 tabrigienses. v. 1-2. Cambr., 1858-61. 8°. 414.19 
 
 V. 1. 1600-1586. V. 2. 1688-1609. 
 
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282 
 
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 Cooper (Elizabeth). Life and letters of Lady Arabella 
 Stuart. 2 v. London, 1866. 12°. . . 3166.20 
 
 Cooper (James Feniinore). Battle of Late Erie ; an- 
 swers to Burges, Duer, and McKenzie. Coopers- 
 town, 1843. 12° 581.16 
 
 — Excursions in Switzerland. 3 v. L., 1836. 12°. 983.10 
 
 — Fragments from a diary. [In Putnam's mag., Feb., June, 1868.] 
 
 — History of the navy of the United States of America. 
 
 [To 1815.] 2d ed. 2 v. Phila., 1810. 8°. 575.04 
 
 Same. New ed. To 1853. 3 v. in 1. New York, 
 
 1853. 8° 575.06 
 
 — Notions of the Americans. 2 v. New York, 1828. 
 
 12° 1074.07 
 
 — Eepublic of the U. S. ; its duties to itself, and its 
 
 responsible relations to other countries. New 
 York, 1818. 12° . . . 585.28 
 
 — Eeview of the naval court martial in the case of A. 
 
 S. Mackenzie. New York, 1844. 8°. . . 5635.06 
 
 — The traveling bachelor ; or, notions of the Ameri- 
 
 cans. New ed. New York, 1856. 12°. . 1074.17 
 jg®- For Cooper's novels, see Fiction class-liBt ; for oiogr. 
 notices of him, see Biography, p. 135. 
 Cooper (James G.) Forests and trees of Florida and Mexican 
 boundary. [Sm. report, 1860. 3936.16] ;— On the distribu- 
 tion of forests and trees of North America. [Sm. report, 
 
 1868. 3936.13];— Reports on botany; on Crustacea; on 
 land-birds ; on mammalia ; on reptiles. [In Pacific R. R. 
 routes. Beports. v. 12, pt. 2 3. (Stevens's Eeports, 37th-39th 
 parallel)] 1127.13 
 
 Cooper (John Gilbert). Poems. Ed. with life, by A. Chalmers. 
 [English poets, v. 16, 1810.] 1626.16 
 
 — Select poems. [Sanford and Walsh. Brit, poets, v.28.] 1691.28 
 Cooper (Joseph). Lost continent ; or slavery and the 
 
 slave trade in Africa. London, 1875. 8°. 1095.18 
 Cooper (Samuel) and Macomb (A,) Instructions and 
 
 regulations [tactics] for the militia of the U. S. 
 
 Phila., 1801. 12°. 4513.10 
 
 Cooper (Miss Susan Penimore). Mount Vernon : to 
 
 the children of America. N. Y., 1859. 18°. 625.18 
 
 — Ehyme and reason of country life. [anon. ] New 
 
 York, 1855. 8° 1635.05 
 
 — Rural hours, [anon.] New York, 1850. 12°. 6122.10 
 Cooper (Thomas). Against private mass. Cambridge, 
 
 Parker soc, 1850. 16° 3636.11 
 
 Cooper (Thomas, M.D.) Consolidation: an account 
 of parties in the United States, from 1787. 2d ed. 
 Columbia (S. C.) 1830. 8° 5932.12 
 
 — Lectures on the elements of political economy. 2d 
 
 ed. Columbia, 1829. 8° 5932.12 
 
 — Right of free discussion. [Columbia (S. 0.), 1829.] 
 
 8° 5932.12 
 
 Cooper (Thomas, pod and lecturer). The bridge of his- 
 tory over the gulf of time ; truth of Christianity. 
 4th ed. London, 1872. 18° 3537.25 
 
 — Wise saws and modem instances. 2 v. London, 
 
 1852. 8°. 165.01 
 
 IB~ See also Biography, p. 135. 
 Cooper (T. S. ) Drawing book of animals and rustio 
 
 groups. London, 1837. 4° 1432.17 
 
 Cooper (T. T.) The Mishmee hills ; an attempt to 
 
 penetrate Thibet from Assam. L.,1873. 12°. 1011.09 
 Cooper (Thompson). A new biographical dictionary. 
 
 New York, 1874. 8° 3222.18 
 
 — Athenss Cantabrigienses. See Cooper (Charles H.) 
 
 Cooper (Wm.) Report on mollusca. [In Pacific B. E. routes. Ee- 
 ports, v. 12, pt. 2. 37th-39th parallels.) 1127.13 
 
 Cooper ( Wm.) [' Vanderdecken.'] Yachts and yacht- 
 ing. London, 1873. 8° 4514.25 
 
 Cooper (Rev. Wm. M.) Flagellation and the flagellants. 
 A history of the rod in all countries. London, 
 
 1869. 12° 5817.22 
 
 Cooper institute. Parion (J.) Triumphs, etc. 3265.15 
 Co-operation. See Political economy. (Go-operation.) 
 
 Coote (Charles, LL.D.) History of ancient Europe, to 
 th(3 subversion of the Western empire. 3 v. Lon- 
 don, 1815. 8° 435.17 
 
 — History of the union of Great Britain and L'eland. 
 
 London, 1802. 8° 497.24 
 
 Copeland (Robert Morris). Country life ; a handbook 
 of agriculture, horticulture, and landscape gar- 
 dening. Boston, 1859. 8° 0125.03 
 
 Copenhagen. See Denmark (in Countries). 
 Copernicus. Theories of C. [in respect to the orbital 
 and axial motion of the earth]. By a wrangler 
 [anon.] London, 1867. 8° 4013 25 
 
 See also Catholic world, v. 11-12, 1870-71 (One word mora 
 about O.); Nat. qu. rev., Sept. 1868. 
 Copland (James). Dictionary of practical medicine 
 Ed. by C. A. Lee. 3 v. N. Y., 1855-59. 8°. 4314.01 
 
 — — Same. Abridged. London. 1866. 8°. . . 4315.01 
 Copleston (Edward, op. of Llandaff). Reply to the 
 
 calumnies of the Edin. review against Oxford 
 2ded. lanon.] Oxford, 1810. 8°. . . . 5514.21 
 
 Copleston (Wm. James). Memoir of Edward Copies- 
 ton, bp. of Llandaff. London, 1851. 8°. 3043.26 
 
 Copley (John Singleton). See Biography, p. 136; also Beutley"a 
 miscel., v. 65, 1864 (Lord Lyndhurst, by W. 8. G.) 
 
 Coppee (Henry). English literature as an interpreter 
 of English history. P., 1873 [1872]. 8°. 2751.15 
 
 — Grant and his campaigns : a military biography 
 
 New York, 1866. 8° 3067.30 
 
 — Life and services of U. S. Grant. New York, 1868 
 
 12° 3067.19 
 
 Copper. See Arts (Useful : Assaying, p. 40 ; — Metallurgy, p. 45 • 
 — Mining) ;— Geology ; — Mineralogy. 
 
 Copp's Hill burying ground. Bndgman (T.) Memo- 
 rials of the dead, etc. 1852 611.18 
 
 " Copy." Essays, etc. See Thompson (Mev. H. M.) . . 3613.03 
 
 Copyright. 
 
 — Address to the parliament of Great Britain, on the claims of 
 
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 — Areopagitica secunda : or speech of the shade of John Mil- 
 
 ton on Mr. Talfourd's copyright extension bill, [anon ] 
 1838.] 2712.31 
 
 — Brydges (Sir E.) Reasons for a further amendment of the 
 
 copyright act. [Pamphleteer, v. 10, 1817.] . . . 6058.10 
 
 — Brief observations on the copyright bill. London, 1821. 8". 
 
 [Pamphleteer, v. 18.] 6058.18 
 
 — Case stated between the public libraries and the booksellers. 
 
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 — Christie (W. D.) A plea for perpetual copyright 
 
 1840 2712.30 
 
 — JReade (G.) The eighth commandment. [The copy- 
 
 right question.] 1860 2712.35 
 
 — Talfourd (T, N.) Critical writings, p. 159-176. 1852. . 2547.14 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 22, 1868 (Ideal property, by 
 J. D. Whelpley). 
 
 International Copyright. 
 
 — Bulwer [Sir E. L.) International law of copyright. [In his 
 
 Critical and mis. writings. 1841. v. 2, p. 145-56.] . 2515.05 
 
 — Carey (H. 0.) Letter on international copyright. 
 
 1853 5513.07 
 
 — Letters on international copyright. 1868. . 2712.33 
 
 — Colonial copyright. Correspondence between the 
 
 colonial office, the board of trade, and the gov- 
 ernment of Canada. 1872 2717.02 
 
 — Hotten (J. C.) Literary copyright. 1871. .2712.34 
 
 — Lieber (F.) On international copyright. 1840. 2712.32 
 
 — Matthews [G.) International copyright. [In his Various writ- 
 
 ings. 1843.] 6053.05 
 
 See also Atlantio monthly, v. 20, 1867 (article by J. Par- 
 ton) ; Blackwood's mag., v. 84, 1858 (I. C. congress) ; Ed. 
 rev., v. 96, 1852 ; Fortnightly rev., v. 2, 1865 (Pol. eoon. of 
 I. O., by W. IS. Adams) ; Nat. qu. rev., v. 14, 1867. 
 *S* See also Law. [Copyright.) 
 Coquerel (Athenaise Josue", fils). The fine arts in 
 Italy in their religious aspects. Tr. by E. Higgin- 
 son. London, 1859. 12° 143j.07 
 
 — Rembrandt et l'individualisme dans l'art. Paris, 
 
 1869. 16°. 1412.17 
 
 Corals. See Natural history. (Corals.) 
 
 Goran. See Biblical and religious lit., {Koran, p. 100). 
 
 Corbet (Richard). Poems. Ed. with life, by A. Chalmers. [InO.'s 
 
 English poets, v. 5, 1810.] 1626.05 
 
 — Select poems. [In Sanford and Walsh. British poets, v. 4, 
 
 1819.] 1691.04 
 
 Corbyn (P. ) Epidemic cholera, as it has appeared in 
 
 India. Phila., 1832. 8° 4334.03 
 
 Corday (Marie Anne Cbarlotte de). See Biography, p. 136 ; also 
 
 Bentleys miscel., v. 21, 1847. 
 Cordery (B. Meriton) and Phillpots (J. S.) King and 
 
 commonwealth : Charles I. and the great rebellion. 
 
 Phila., 1876. 12°. 463.18 
 
 Cordial for low spirits. See Gordon (Thomas) 8561.01 
 
 Cordials. See Arts (Useful : Liquors, p. 44.) 
 
 Cordova (A. de). Voyage of discovery to the strait of 
 
 Magellan. London, 1820. 8°. . . . . 5093.02 
 Corea. See Countries. [Corea.) 
 Coriat. See Ooryat. 
 Corkran (J. P.) Concise history of England inepoohs. 
 
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 — History of the constituent assembly of Franoe, 1848. 
 
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 Corn. See Agriculture (Cereals;— Corn), p. 7. 
 
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 Cornaro (Luigi). Discourse on a sober and temperate 
 life. From the Italian. [With Italian text.] Lon- 
 don, 1768. 12° 4321.17 
 
 Same. Sure method of attaining a long and healthful 
 
 life. London, 1821. 8°. [Pamphleteer, v. 18-19.] . 5068.18 
 
 Corneille (Pierre). Theatre. Avec notes et commen- 
 taires. 2v.ini. Paris, 1864 12°. . . 7011.25 
 Contents : v. 1. Vie de Corneille, par Fontenelle. Le Old, 
 tr. Horaoe, tr. Cinna, ou la Clemeuce d'AugUBte, tr. Poly- 
 eucte, martyr, tr. chretieune. Pompee, tr. Le Menteur, 
 com. La Suite du Menteui', com. v. 2. Rodogune, prin- 
 cesse des Parthes, tr. Heraclius, tr. Don Sanche d'Aragon, 
 com. h6roique. Nicomede, trag. Sertorius, trag. 
 
 /ag- For lives and critical estimates of 0., see Biography, 
 p. 136 ; also Blackwood's mag., v. 72, 1852 (0. and Shakes- 
 peare) ; Eclectio, v. 27, 1852 (from Bentley) ; Nat. quar. 
 rev., v. 23, 1871 ; N. A. rev., v. 78, 1851 j North Brit, rev., 
 t. 18, 1852. 
 
 Corneille (Thonias). Theatre. Aveo notes. [With Corneille (P.) 
 
 Theatre, v. 2. 1864.] 70U.25 
 
 Contents: Le Comte d'Essex, tragedie. Le Festin de 
 Pierre, comedie. 
 
 Cornelius (Dr.) [Student] life in Germany. [Tr.] by W. Howitt. 
 London, 1849. 8° 6515.15 
 
 Cornelius O'Dowd, pseud. See Lever (0.) 2533.29 
 
 Corner (Miss Julia). China, pictorial, descriptive, and 
 historical With account of Ava and the Bur- 
 mese, Siam.andAnam. L., Bohn,1803. 12°. 1022.09 
 
 — India, pictorial, descriptive, and historical. Lon- 
 
 don, Bohn, 1851. 12°. 1013.12 
 
 Comer (The) stone. See Abbott (Jacob) 3513.01 
 
 Comey (Bolton). Curiosities of literature, by I. D'ls- 
 raeli, illustrated. 2d ed. Added, Ideas on contro- 
 versy. London, 1838. 8°. 2741.11 
 
 — Bibliographic projects. Specimen of a proposed catalogue of 
 the Royal library preserved in the British museum. Lon- 
 don, [ra. d.) 8" 2741.13 
 
 — On the New general biogr. dictionary [of H. J. Rose]. Lon- 
 
 don, 1839. 8° 2741.12 
 
 — D' Israeli (B.) Illustrator illustrated. 1838.2741.10 
 Comhill magazine, v. 1-34. L., 1860-76. 8°. 
 Cornish (Sidney W. ) *The Waverley manual, or hand- 
 book of the chief characters, incidents, etc. in the 
 Waverley novels. Edin., 1871. 12°. . 245.88 
 
 Cornwall (Barry), pseud. See Procter (Bryan Waller). 
 Cornwall (N. E. ) Music : as it was, and as it is. New 
 
 York, 1851. 12° . . 1563.07 
 
 Cornwall, (Engl.) See Countries. (Cornwall.) 
 
 Cornwallis (Caroline Frances). Small books on great 
 
 subjects, [anon.] 22 nos. in 22 v. London, 1843- 
 
 54. 16°. 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Brief view of Greek philosophy ; to the age of Pericles. 2d. 
 ed. 1850. (No. 6.) 5421.22 
 
 — Same. From Socrates to the coming of Christ. 2d 
 ed. 1850. (No. 6.) 5421.23 
 
 Christian doctrine and practice, 2d century. (No. 7.) 3411.07 
 
 — Same. 12th century. 1850. (No. 17.) . . . 3411.08 
 Christian sects, 19th century. 2d ed. 1850. (No. 11 .) 3411.09 
 Connection between physiology and intellectual philoso- 
 phy. 2d ed. 1846. (No. 2.) 5421.20 
 
 Exposition of vulgar and common errors, adapted to the 
 
 year 1845. (No. 8.) 
 
 General principles of grammar. 1847. (No. 12.) . 6412.24 
 Introd. to practical organic chemistry. 1843. (No. 4.) 4213.09 
 Introduction to vegetable physiology. 1845. (No. 9.) 4912. -M 
 On man's power over himself to control insanity. 2d ed. 
 
 1840. (No. 3.) 4333.14 
 
 On the principles of criminal law. 1846. (No. 10.) 5611.15 
 On the responsibilities of employers. 1849. (No. 16 } 5816.21 
 On the state of man before the promulgation ol Christian- 
 ity. 184S. (No. 14.) 3411.10 
 
 On the state of man subsequent to the promulgation of 
 
 Christianity, 1-14 century. 1851-54. (No. 19-22.) . 3411 11 
 
 Philosophy of ragged schools. 1851. (No. 18.) . .5825.22 
 
 Philosophical theories and philosophical experiences. By 
 
 a Pariah. 3d ed. 1854. (No.l.) 542120 
 
 Sketches of geology. 1848. (No. 13.) 4111.06 
 
 Thoughts and opinions of a statesman. [Selected from the 
 
 writings of W. von Humboldt.] 1849. (No. 15.) . 3084.09 
 
 Note.— Of the above ' Small books,' nos. 8, 11, 13, and 15, 
 
 were arranged, edited, but only in part written, by Miss C. 
 
 No. 9 was contributed by another hand, and no. 16 was by 
 
 David Power. 
 
 Same. Nos. 1-12 in 3 v. Ph., 1847. 18°. 2543.07 
 
 — Selections from letters ; with biogr. preface. With 
 
 poems and an appendix, containg ' ' Philos. theo- 
 ries and philos. experience." L., 1864. 8°. 3044.05 
 See also Littell, v. 85. (Three women of letters.) 
 
 Cornwallis (Charles, 1st marquess). See Biography, p. 136. 
 
 Cornwallis (Kinahan). Royalty in the new world. 
 New York, 1860. 12°. 3013.13 
 
 Ooronado (Vasquez de). Simpson [J. H.) C.'s march in search 
 of the seven cities of Cibola. [Sm. report, 1869.] . 3936.24 
 
 Coronation. Coronation anecdotes ; or Engl, corona- 
 tion ceremonies. By Giles Gossip [pseudA Lon- 
 don, 1823. 16° 461.16 
 
 — Minin (N). Hist, treatise of the coronation of kings 
 
 and queens. 1723 511.05 
 
 — Nayler (SirO.) "Coronation of Geo.IV.fol.l839.A.57.7 
 
 — Planchi (J. R.) Kegal records : or chronicle of the 
 
 coronations of the queens regnant of England. 
 1838 6612.02 
 
 Corpe (Henry). Introd. to Neo-Hellenic, or modern 
 Greek. London, 1851. 16° 6414.05 
 
 Corporal punishment. See Social soience (Crimes and punish- 
 ments). 
 
 Corporations. See Law. 
 
 Corpulence. See Medicine. (Corpulence.) 
 
 Corpus juris civilis. 2v. Amstelsedami, 1770. 8°. 5611.23 
 
 *Oorpus poetarum Latinorum. See Walker (W. S.) . . 1697.15 
 
 Oorreggio (Antonio Allegri, called n). See Biography, p. 136. 
 
 Oorreggio ; tragedy. See Oehlenschlaeger (A.) . . . 1783.36 
 
 Correlation of forces. See Physics. (Forces.) 
 
 Correspondence. See Letters. 
 
 Correspondence with a child. See Arnim (B. von). . . 8066.19 
 
 Corry O'Lauus. His views, etc. See Stanton (John). . . 253.63 
 
 Corser (Thomas). Collectanea Anglo-poetica : or bibliogr. cata- 
 logue of a portion of a collection of early Engl, poetry. 5 v. 
 L., 1860-73. 4°. IChetham soc, V. 52, 55, 71, 77, 91.] 6095.12 
 
 Corsioa. See Countries. (Corsica.) 
 
 Corson (Hiram). Handbook of Anglo-Saxon and early 
 English. New York, 1371. 8°. . . . . 6424.03 
 
 Cortes ^ Hernando). See Biography, p. 136. 
 
 Corwin (Edward Tanjore). Hist, discourse on the 
 centennial anniversary of the Bef. Dutch church 
 of Millstone. New York, 1866. 8°. . . 622.11 
 
 Cory (Isaac Preston). Ancient fragments of the Phoe- 
 nician, Chaldaean, Egyptian, Tyrian, Carthaginian, 
 Indian, Persian, and other writers ; with an in- 
 quiry into the philosophy and trinity of the an- 
 cients. 2d ed., London, 1832. 8°. . . . 3530.27 
 
 — Chronological inquiry into the ancient history of 
 
 Egypt. London, 1837. 16°. 5421.18 
 
 — Metaphysical inquiry into ancient and modern phi- 
 
 losophy. London, 1833. 16°. .... 5421.18 
 
 — Mythological inquiry into the recondite theology of 
 
 the heathens. London, 1837. 16°. . .5421.18 
 Coryat (Thomas). Coryat's Crudities. Letters from 
 
 India, etc. 3 v. London, 1776. 8°. . . 923.09 
 
 Oosas de EBpafia. See Byrne (Mrs. "W. P.) 984.19 
 
 Cosas de Espana. See Mackie (J. M.) 984.09 
 
 Cosin(John), bishop of Durham). Corresp.; with other papers, 
 
 V.l. [1669-01.] Durham, 1869. 8°. [Surtees SOC, V.62.] 6117.15 
 Cosmetics. See Toilet, and cosmetic arts. 
 Cosmogony, Cosmography, Cosmology. See Universe. 
 
 Cosmos. See Humboldt (F. H. A. von) 912.06 
 
 Cossacks See Countries, etc. (Cossacks.) 
 Costa Rica. See Countries. (Costa Rica.) 
 Costello (Louisa Stuart). Beam and the Pyrenees : a 
 
 legendary tour. 2 v. London, 1844. 8°. 962.18 
 
 — Jacques Cceur, and his times. L., 1847. 8°. 3042.09 
 
 — Memoirs of Anne of Brittany. L., 1855. 12°. 3014.04 
 
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 1814. 8° 3256.14 
 
 v. 1. Elizabeth, countess of Shrewsbury. Arabella Stu- 
 art. Catherine Grey. Mary Sidney, countess of Pembroke. 
 Penelope, lady Rich. Magdalen Herbert. Frances How- 
 ard, ducbess of Richmond. 
 
 v. 2. Elizabeth Stuart, queen of Bohemia. Lucy Har- 
 rington, couutess of Bedford. Frances Howard, countess 
 of Somerset. MargaretElizabeth, countess of Essex. Chris- 
 tian, countess of Devonshire. Anne Clifford, countess of 
 Dorset. Mary Evelyn. Lady Fanshawe. 
 
 v. 3. Auastasia Venetia Stanley, lady Digby. The coun- 
 tess of Desmond. Elizabeth Cromwell and her daughters. 
 Mrs. L.icy Hutchinson. Frances Stuart, duchess of Rich- 
 mond. Dorothy Sidney, countess of Sunderland, Eliza- 
 beth Percy, duchess of Somerset. Lady Rachel Russell. 
 Margaret, duchess of Newcastle. Anne, countess of Win- 
 chelsea. Mrs. Katherine Philips. Jane Lane. Anne Kel- 
 ligrew. Frances Jennings, duchess of Tyrconnel. Mary 
 Beale. Anne Clarges, duchess of Albemarle. Lady Mary 
 Tudor. Anne Hyde, duchess of York. Anne Scott, duch- 
 ess of Monmouth. Stella and Vanessa. Susannah Centlivre. 
 
 v. 4. Sarah, duchess of Marlborough. Lady Mary Wort- 
 ley Montagu. 
 
 — Memoirs of Mary of Burgundy. L., 1853. 8°. 3122.10 
 
 — Eose garden of Persia. London, 1845. 8°. 1633.25 
 
 — Specimens of the early poetry of France. London, 
 
 1835. 16°. ... 1634.09 
 
 l«BMng for books, use the "Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the ftrstpart of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
284 
 
 COSTUME -OOTHEEN 
 
 Costume. 
 
 Essays on Dress and Dress Reform. 
 
 — De Quince!/ (?•) Toilet of the Hebrew lady. [In hit Theolog. 
 
 essays, v. 2.] 8548.21 
 
 — Boran (J.) Habits and men. 1855. . . .2523.11 
 — >- Fairlwlt (F. W.) Satirical poems on costume, 13th-19th cen- 
 tury. [Percy sob., v. 27.] 6060.27 
 
 — Gale (E. G.) Hints on Dress. 1872. . . .6017.18 
 
 — Merrifield {Mrs. M. P. ) Dress as a fine art. 6625.13 
 
 — Papers from Quar. rev., p. 263-308. 1852 2541.16 
 
 — Pkdps (R. S.) What to wear. 1873. . . . 6017.17 
 
 — WoolsontA. (?., ed.) Dress-reform. 1874. 6017.16 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 4, 1859 (Daily beauty) ; v. 23, 
 1869 (The clothes mania, by J. Parton) ; Bentley's miscel., 
 v, 19, 1846 (Curiosities of costume, by H. Curling ; Black- 
 wood's mag., v. 85, 1859 (Clothes aud scarecrows) ; v. 97, 
 1865 ; Fraser's mag., v. 2, 1870 (Fashion in hair and head 
 dress) ; Gentleman's mag., June. 1868 (Court costume, by 
 Luke Limner) ; London soc, Sept., 1867 (Dress and its ec- 
 centricities) ; Macmillan, Sept., 1872 ; and Popular science 
 monthly, Nov., 1872 (Development in dress, by George H. 
 Darwin) ; N. A. rev., v. 104, 1867 (Office of clothes) ; North 
 Brit, rev., v. 22, 1854 (Diet and dress) ; West, rev., v. 68, 
 1857 (Female dress in 1857). See also Index to Harper's 
 mag., v. 1-60. 
 
 Costumes of Various Countries. 
 1. Africa. 
 
 — Shoberl (F.) World in miniature, 4 v. . . 6631.01 
 
 2. Antiquity. 
 
 — Hope (T.) "Costumes of the ancients. 2 v. . 6625.01 
 
 — Rehberg (F.) "Lady Hamilton's attitudes ; outlines of 
 
 figures and drapery, collected from ancient sta- 
 tues 1446.23 
 
 3. Asia and Polynesia. 
 
 — Asiatic "costumes ; forty-four colored engravings. 
 
 [anon.] 6624.17 
 
 — Shoberl (F.) World in miniature. Asiatic islands 
 
 and New Holland. 2 v. 6631.05 
 
 South sea islands. 2 y. 6631.32 
 
 See also Russia, below. 
 
 4. Austria. 
 
 — Bertrand de MoleviUe (A. F. de). "Picturesque repre- 
 
 sentations of the' dress and manners of the Aus- 
 trians. [1814,] 6625.20 
 
 — Shoberl (F. ) World in miniature. 2 v. . . 6631.07 
 Myria and Dalmatia. 2 v. 6631.21 
 
 6. China and Japan. 
 
 — Alexander ( W.) "Dress and manners of the Chinese. 
 
 [1814.] 6625.18 
 
 — Breton (— ). "China: costume, etc. 4 v. in 2. 6621.16 
 
 — Eyries (I. B. B.) "La Chine, ou costumes, etc. 6625.05 
 
 — Shoberl(F.) World in miniature. China. 2 v. 6631.09 
 Japan 6631.25 
 
 6. England, Scotland, and Irelana. 
 
 — Ackermann's repository, v. 1-14, 1809-15. . 8009.01 
 Same. 2d s. v. 1-14, 1816-22. , . . , 8009.15 
 
 — Eyries (I.B.B.) "L'Angleterre, ou costumes. 6625.05 
 
 — Fairkolt (F. W.) "Costume in England : till [1800]. 
 
 With glossary of terms. 1846 6625.17 
 
 — Mclaa (R. B.) "The clans of the Scottish highlands, 
 
 their dress, tartans, arms, armorial insignia, and 
 social occupations. With description, by J. Logan. 
 2 v. 1857 6627.01 
 
 — Martin (C.) "Civil costumes of England. 1842. 6626.01 
 
 — Nayler (Sir (?.) "Coronation of king Georee IV 
 
 London, 1839. fol A.57.7 
 
 — • Picturesque representations of the dress of the 
 
 English, [anon.] [1814.] 6625 19 
 
 — Repton (J. A.) Observ. on female head-dress, chiefly subse- 
 
 quent to the date of Strutt's remarks in his ' Habits of the 
 people of England.' [Archseologia, v. 27, 18U8.1 . 5128 — 
 
 • Observation on the various fashions of hats bonnets 'or 
 
 coverings for the head, chiefly from the reign of King 
 Henry VIII. to the 13th century. [Archsologia, v 24, 
 18-J.J ° 61 28 — - 
 
 — Russell (W.H.) "Memorial of the marriage 'of Albert- 
 
 Edward, pnnce of Wales, and Alexandra, princess 
 of Denmark. Illus. by li. Dudley. . . N 37 12 
 
 — Shoberl (K) World in miniature. 4 v. . 663111 
 
 — Stone (Mrs.) Chronicle of fashion. 2 v. 1845. 6625! 03 
 
 7. Prance. 
 
 ~ Xe ?e?A a , nfais peinta par eux - m ^mes. 19e siecle. 5 v 
 
 1840-42. 7008.12 
 
 ■ bame. Province. 3 v. 1841-42. . . . 7008.17 
 
 Same. Le prisme. 1841 70O8 20 
 
 — Pauquet freres. "Modes et costumes historiaups 
 
 [1864.] m \rl 
 
 — Quicherat (J. ) "Histoire du costume en France jus- 
 
 qu'a la fin du xviii. siecle. 1875. . . . 6626 09 
 
 — Viollet-le-Due (E. E.) Vltements, 760-1660. [In his *Dict da 
 
 mobilier francais, v. 3.] jgj'g 2 s 
 
 8. General Works. 
 — Les *Arts somptuaires : histoire du costume, etc. 
 
 Texte par O. Louandre. 2 v. in 1. 1857. 1466.02 
 Same. Planches du v. au xvii. siecle. 2 ' v. 
 
 1858 - • • 1466.03 
 
 — Bonnard (O.) *Costumes historiques. See Mercuri (P.) below 
 
 — Booh of C. : or annals of fashion. 1847. .6625.16 
 
 — [Costumes. "Collection of 258 colored plates of cos- 
 
 tumes of many countries, n. p. or d.] . . 6625.12 
 
 — Illustrations of "English and foreign costume from 
 
 the 15th century to the present day. 1875. 6626.11 
 
 — LaOroix (P.) "Manners, customs, and dress during 
 
 the middle ages, and during the Benaissance pe- 
 riod. 1874. 1444.12 
 
 "Military and religious life in the middle ages 
 
 and at the period of the Benaissance. 1874. 1444.13 
 
 — Mercuri (P.) "Costumes historiques des xiii. xiii., 
 
 xiv., et xv. siecles. Texte historique et descrip- 
 tif par C. Bonnard. Nouv ed. Avec une introduc- 
 tion par C. Blanc. 3 v. 6626.05 
 
 — Planchf (J. R. ) "Cyclopajdia of costume, or diction- 
 
 ary of dress. 1875 6626.10 
 
 — Shaw (H.) "Dresses and decorations of middle ages. 
 
 2 v. 1858 6626.02 
 
 — Vecellio (C.) "Costumes anciens et modernes. 2 v. 
 
 1859 6625.14 
 
 9. Holland and Belgium. 
 
 — Boyley(C) European rn India. 1813. . . 1016.19 
 
 — Shoberl (F.) World in miniature 6631.24 
 
 10. India and Thibet. 
 
 — Shoberl (F.) World in miniature 6631.15 
 
 Tibet and India beyond the Ganges. . 6631.36 
 
 11. Italian. 
 
 — PineUi (B. ) Nuova raccolta di cinquanta costumi, 
 
 incisi all' acqua forte. 1816 A37.12 
 
 — Sketch-book by an American in Venice. ["Costumes.] 
 
 1860 6625.24 
 
 12. Persia. 
 
 — Shoberl (F.) World in miniature. 3 v. . . 6631.25 
 
 13. Russia (European and Asiatic). 
 
 — Eyries (LB. B.) "LaBussie, ou costumes, etc. 6625.05 
 
 — *Peuples de la Bussie. 2 v. fol A.27.5 
 
 Note. — This work includes the numerous tribes aud 
 races of European Russia, and of northern and central 
 Asia : Slavonic, Finnish, Tartar, Circassian, Mongolian, etc. 
 and also costumes of foreigners resident in Russia. 
 
 — Mutter ( 0. W. ) "Picturesque representations of the 
 
 Bussians. [anon. 1814.] 6625.21 
 
 — Shoberl (F.) World in miniature. 4 v. . .6631.28 
 
 14. Spain and Portugal. 
 
 — Shoberl (F.) World in miniature. 2 v. . .6631.34 
 
 15. Switzerland. 
 
 — * Tosy (A.) Switzerland : description of the country, 
 
 with picturesque representations of the dress and, 
 manners of the Swiss. 50 colored engravings of 
 
 costume. 2 v. 1815 6625.06 
 
 16. Turkey. 
 
 — Alvimart (0. d'). Picturesque representations of the 
 
 Turks, [anon. 1814.] 6625.22 
 
 — Eyries (LB. B.) "La Turquie.ou costumes, etc. 6625.03 
 
 — Shoberl (F.) World in miniature. 6 v. . .663137 
 
 XS~ See also Armor, p. 37 ;— Arts (Useful : Gloves, P 43; 
 —Hair-dressing, p. 48 ;—Hats, p. 48 ;— Lace, p. 44 ;— Manu- 
 factures, p. 44);— Beard, p. 69;— Jewelry;— Military science 
 (Dress and colors) ;— Rings ;— Toilet and cosmetio arts.— 
 BooIib of travel (under Countries) sometimes contain il- 
 lustrations of costume. 
 
 Cotgrave (Bandle). A dictionarie of the French and 
 English tongues. London,1611. fol. . . 6416.17 
 
 Cothren (Wm.) History of ancient Woodbury, Con- 
 necticut, 1659-1854, including the present towns 
 of Washington, Southbury, liethlem, Boxtrary, 
 and a part of Oxford and Middlebury. Waterbury, 
 (Conn.) 1854, 8°. 592.09 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
COTMAN- COUNTRIES 
 
 285 
 
 Cotman (John Sell). *Arohitectural antiquities of Nor- 
 mandy ; notices by Dawson Turner. 2 v. in 1. 
 London, 1822. foL A. 27. 11 
 
 Cotsell (George). Treatise on ships' anchors. London, 
 1856. 16° 4517.28 
 
 Cottagers' sabbath, etc. See Mullen (S.) 1845 1673.81 
 
 Cottage. See Architecture (Domestic, Suburban, and Rural). 
 
 Cottages of the Alps. See Johnson (A. 0.) 983.16 
 
 Cotterill (0. G.) and Little (E. D.) Ships and sailors, 
 ancient and modern. London, 1868. 8°. 4517.24 
 
 Cottle (Joseph). Alfred : an heroic poem. [With an 
 essay on the heresiarch church of Rome. ] 4th ed. 
 London, 1850. 8°. 1633.23 
 
 — Reminiscences of Coleridge and Southey. New 
 
 York, 1848. 12°. 3042.15 
 
 Cottoids. Qirard (G.) Monograph, etc. . . 3937.03 
 Cotton (Mrs. A.) Account of our late troubles In Virginia, 1676. 
 
 [In Force (P.) Tracts, v. 1.] 677.08 
 
 Cotton (Barthol. de). Hist. Anglicana ; necnon De 
 
 archiepiscopis, etc. ; ed. H. R. Louard. London, 
 
 1859. 8'. [Rolls chron.] 5110.- 
 
 Cotton (Charles). How to angle for a trout in a clear stream. See 
 
 Walton (I.) Complete angler 
 
 — Poems. With life. [In C.'s English poets, v. 6, 1810.] 1626.06 
 
 — Select poems. [In Sanford and Walsh. British poets, v. 6, 
 
 1819.] 1691.05 
 
 Cotton (Henry). Editions of the Bible and parts 
 thereof in English, from 1505 to 1850. 2d ed. 
 Oxford, 1852. 8°. 3735.02 
 
 — Typographical gazetteer. 2d ed., enlarged. Oxford, 
 
 1831. 8°. 2761.14 
 
 Same. 2d series. Oxford, 1866. 8°. . . 2761.15 
 
 Cotton (Nathaniel, M.D.) Poems. With life. [In Chalmers' 
 
 English poets, v. 18, 1810.] 1626.18 
 
 — Select poems. [Sanford and Walsh. British poets, v. 36, 
 
 1822.] 1691.86 
 
 Cotton (Rev. N. J. ) Poems. With life and history of 
 early [western] settlements. Oin.,1860.12°. 1631.25 
 
 Cotton (Sir Robert). A brief discourse concerning parliament in 
 point of judicature, p. 313-5 1. London, 1651. 16°. . 6091.06 
 
 Cotton (Wm. ) Sir Joshua Reynolds and his works. 
 Ed. by J. Burnett. London, 1856. 8°. . 1446.13 
 
 Cotton. Donnell (R J.) Chronological and statistical 
 
 history of cotton. 1872 5926 09 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 7, 1861 (Eeign of' King Cot- 
 ton) ; Nat. quar. rev., June, 1874 (Cotton-growing, past 
 present, and future). 
 
 *®- See Agriculture (Cotton culture) ;— Arts (Useful : Cot- 
 ton manufactures, p. 40.) 
 
 Cotton kingdom. See Olmstead (F.L.) 1861 1113 04 
 
 Cotton states in the Bpriug and summer of 1875. See Nordhoff 
 (C.) 1876 1134 .2Q 
 
 Ootm (Charles). On the administration of the criminal code in 
 England. London, 1820. 8°. [Pamphleteer, v. 16.] 6058.16 
 
 Couch (Jonathan). 'History of the fishes of the British 
 Islands. 4 v. London, 1868-69. 8°. . . 4828.05 
 
 Coues(EUiott). Birds of the northwest. Wash., 1874. 
 8°. [TJ. S. Geol. survey of the territories. Mlscel. 
 pub., no. 3.] 481S.08 
 
 — Field ornithology : a manual of instruction for pro- 
 
 curing, preparing and preserving birds, and a 
 check list of North American birds. Salem, 1874. 
 8° 4818.07 
 
 — Key to North American birds ; north of the Mexican 
 
 and U. S. boundary. Salem, 1872. 1. 8°. 4818.06 
 
 — and Prentiss (D. W.) List of birds of the District of Colum- 
 
 bia, aud brief notices. [Sm. rep. 1861.] .... 8936.16 
 
 Coughs and colds. See Hall (W. W.) 4324.24 
 
 Coulanges (Fustel de). Sec Fustel de Coulanges. . . . 421.27 
 Coultas (Harland). Principles of botany : cryptoga- 
 
 mia. Philadelphia, 1853. 12°. . . . 4914.08 
 
 — Principles of botany : phanerogamia. Philadelphia, 
 
 1854. 12° 4914.07 
 
 — What may be learned from a tree. New York, 1863. 
 
 8° 4915.01 
 
 Coulter or Coulton, Miss). Farming for boys, [anon.] 
 Boston, 1868. 12° 6122.05 
 
 — From haytime to hopping. N. Y, 1861. 12°. 165.13 
 
 — Ten acres enough, [anon.] N. Y., 1864. 12°. 6122.03 
 Coulthard (H. G.) Blast engines. Working drawings. 
 
 With descriptions. Lond., 1867. fol. . A. 47. 23 
 Councils. See Biblical, and relig. lit. (Councils, p. 82). 
 Counsel and comfort, etc. See Boyd (A. H. K.) . . . . 3523.06 
 Counterpoint. See Music 
 
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 Their description and geography, history, institutions, public documents, and resources. 
 
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 Architecture ; — Arts (Useful) and manufactures : — Biblical, religious and eccl, literature ; — Botany ; — Costume ; — 
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 Natural history ; — Naval science ;— Numismatics ; — Philosophy ; — Poetry ; — Political economy ; — Social science, etc. 
 
 Abipones. 
 
 [Indian tribe in Paraguay.] 
 Dobruhoffer (M. ) Account of. 3 v. in 2. 1822. 
 
 567.20 
 
 Abyssinia. 
 
 Abyssinian expedition. Letters from a staff officer. [In Black- 
 wood's mag., v. 103, 104. 1868.] 
 Baker (& W.) The Nile tributaries of A. 1867. 1085.09 
 
 — Same. Hartford, 1868 1085.11 
 
 Beke{C. T.) The British captives in A 1867. 1094.17 
 
 — Commerce of. 1852 1094.22 
 
 — King Theodore and Mr. Rassam. 1869. .1094.22 
 
 — Eoutes in A. [In Royal geogr. soc. of London. Journal, v. 12, 
 
 14. 1844.] , . . . 903.16 
 
 Blanc (H.) Narrative of captivity in A 1868. 1091.19 
 Desvergers (M.J.A.K) Abyssinie. 1847. . . 902.30 
 He.nty(G.A.) The march to Magdala. 1868.1086.01 
 Eozkr (H. M.) British expedition to A 1869. 1085.19 
 Johnston (C.) Southern Abyssinia. 2 v. 1844.1084.07 
 Krapf (J. L.) Travels in eastern Africa. 1860. 1093.04 
 Lobo(J.) Voyage to Abyssinia. 1785. . . .1093.03 
 Parlcyns (31.) Life in A. 2 v. N. Y., 1854. .1093.01 
 
 — Same. London, 1858 1083.06 
 
 liunzinger (W.) Journey to the Afar country. [In Royal geogr. 
 
 soc. Journal, v. 39, 1869.] 904.03 
 
 Marknam (C. R.) Hist, of Abyssinian exped. 1086.16 
 Poncel (C.J.) *Journey to A.,lo98-1700. [In Pinkerton,v.l5.] 926.16 
 Rassam (H.) Narrative of the British mission to Theo- 
 dore, king of A [1864-66. ] 2v. . . .1085.17 
 Russell (M.) Nubia and Abyssinia. E., 1833. 1081.03 
 
 — Same. New York, 1833 1081.04 
 
 Sail (-B.) Voyage to Abyssinia, 1809-10. With voca- 
 bularies 1096.02 
 
 Stanley (H. M.) Coomassie and Magdala : story of 
 
 two British campaigns. 1874 1086.09 
 
 Views in Central Abyssinia. With portraits of natives 
 
 of the Galla tribes, byT. E., a German traveller. 
 
 With descriptions by S. F. F.Veitch. 1868. 1083.01 
 
 Acadia. See Nova Scotia. 
 
 Achaean League. 
 
 Schookins (M.) Respublicse Achasorum et Veientiurn 
 
 deliniatse. 1664 421.01 
 
 See, in this class. Histories of Greece, B. 0. 280-146. 
 
 Acton, (Mass.) 
 
 Shalluck (L.) Hist, of Concord ; with Acton. . 611.29 
 
 Adirondacks. 
 
 Colvin (V.) Report on topographical survey of the 
 
 Adirondack wilderness of New York. 2 v. 1125.24 
 Seadley {J. T.) The Adirondack. 1869. . .1112.09 
 Murray (W. H. H. ) Adventures in the wilderness. 
 
 1869 1112.20 
 
 Prime (S. 1.) The Adirondacks. [In Ms Under the trees.] 2536.23 
 Smith (H. P.) The modern babes in the wood. With 
 
 a guide to the Adirondacks, by E. R. Wallace. 
 
 1872 1133.15 
 
 Stoddard {8. R.) The Adirondacks. 1874. .1133.13 
 Street (A. B.) The Indian pass [and Mount Marcy]. 
 
 1869 1H2.18 
 
 Wallace (R R.) Descriptive guide to the A . 1133.18 
 
 In asking for books, use the "Book Order," giving the AUTHOB'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
286 
 
 COUNTRIES : Adriatic to Africa. 
 
 Adriatic (Shores of the). 
 'Baton (A. A.) Highlands and islands of the Adriatic. 
 
 2 v. 1849 975.05 
 
 Contents : Dalmatia, Montenegro, Croatia, Hlyria, etc. 
 Strangford ( Viscountess). Eastern shores of the Adria- 
 tic, in 1863. 18G4 103416 
 
 Contents : Albania, Corfu, Montenegro, Dalmatia, etc. 
 
 Afghanistan. 
 Bell (E) The Oxus and the Indus. 2d ed. 1874. 1026.11 
 Ferrier (J. P.) History of the Afghans. Tr. by W. 
 
 Jesse. 1858 1036.15 
 
 Eraser (J. B. ) Hist, of Persia ; including a description 
 
 of A. 1834 lOil.10 
 
 Kaye(J. W.) Hist, of the war in A. 2 v. 1851. 1014.15 
 
 Raymond (X.) Afghanistan. 1848. [TJnivers.] 903.01 
 
 See atso (in Biography, p. 139) lives of Dost Mohammed ; 
 
 and Fortnightly rev., June, 1874 (The Afghan succession, 
 
 by E. Bell). 
 
 Note. — The article on Afghanistan in the 9th ed. of the 
 Eucyc. Britannica is by Henry Yule, a high authority. 
 
 Africa. 
 
 Bibliography. 
 Ternaux-Compans (H.) Bibliotheque asiatique et afri- 
 caine, ou catalogue des ouvxages relatifs a 1'Asie 
 
 et a l'Afrique jusqu' en 1700 2734.17 
 
 Description and Travel. 
 
 Adanson (M.) Voyage to Senegal, the island of Goree, and the 
 
 river Gambia, 1749-63. [*Pinkerton, v. 16.] . . . 926.16 
 
 Andersson ( V. J. ) Lake Ngami; or Southwestern Africa. 
 
 1856 1093.14 
 
 — Notes of travel in Southwestern Africa. 1875. 1092.23 
 
 — The Okavango river ; S. W. Africa. 1861. . 1094.01 
 Avezac (M. A. P. d'). Afrique : esquisse gen. de l'Af- 
 rique et Afrique ancienne, par Avezac ; Carthage, 
 par Dureau de la Malle et J. Yanoski ; Numidie et 
 Mauritanie, par L. Lacroix ; l'Afrique chretienne 
 etles Vandales en Afrique. 1814. [TJnivers.] 901.02 
 
 — Hes de l'Afrique. 1848. [TJnivers.] . . . 901.02 
 Baker (Si)- 8. W.) The Albert Nyanza, and Nile 
 
 sources. 1866 1085.10 
 
 — Ismailia : a narrative of the exped. to Central Africa 
 
 for the suppression of the slave trade, organized 
 by Ismail, khedive of Egypt. 1875. . . 1086.10 
 
 — Nile tributaries of Abyssinia. 1867. . . . 1085.09 
 Barbosa (D.) Description of the coast of East Africa, 
 
 1514. [Hakluyt society, 1866.] . . . . 1095.13 
 Barth (H.) Travels in North and Central Africa, 18-19- 
 
 55. 5 v. London, 1857-59 1095.01 
 
 Same. 3 v. New York, 1858-59. . . .1095.06 
 
 Boteler (T.) Voyage to Africa, 1821-26. 2 v. . 1094.06 
 Bowdilch {T. E.) Third voyage to Africa, 1823. 1096.03 
 Bowen(T.J.) Central Africa. 1847. . . .1093.10 
 Browne ( W.G.) *Journies in A. [Pinkerton,v.l6.1 . . . 926 16 
 
 — Journey to Dar-Fur, in 1793. [Finkerton, v. 16.] . . 926.15 
 .Brace (J. ) Travels to discover the source of the Nile 
 
 1768-73. 7v. 1805 1085. oi 
 
 Same. 'Plates and maps. Edin., 1813. . 1085.08 
 
 See also lives of Bruce, in Biography, p. 237. 
 Barton (JR. F.) Abeokuta and the Camaroons Moun- 
 tains. 1863 1092 25 
 
 — Lake regions of Central Africa. [Tanganyika, etc.] 
 
 I860 1094. 03 
 
 — Wit and wisdom from West Africa. 1865. ' 6214 18 
 Campbell (J.) Travels in South Africa. [Cape of Good 
 
 Hope and Caffraria.] 1815 1095 16 
 
 Chapman (J.) Travels in the interior of South Africa 
 
 [1849-64], with journeys from Natal to Walvisch 
 
 Bay and visits to Lake Ngami and the Victoria 
 
 Palls. 2 v. 1868 1 09 5 11 
 
 Conder {J.) Modern traveller, v. 20-22 ' 1830* 91120 
 Cooky ( W. D. ) The negrolaud of the Arabs ;' or early 
 
 history and geography of Central A7l841. 1093 21 
 — - Inner Africa laid open. 1852. . . . 1093' 21 
 
 Cooper (J.) The lost continent; or slavery' and the 
 
 slave trade in Africa. 1875. . . 1095 is 
 
 Gumming {R. <?. ) Hunter's life in South Africa. 2 v. 
 
 1852 1093 11 
 
 Gumming (ft) Wild men and wild beasts. 1872 401731 
 DenhamlD. ) and Clapperlon (li. ) Travels in Northern 
 
 and Central Africa in 1822-24. 2 v 1094 04 
 
 DevereuxjW. C.) " Cruise in the Gorgon, "'engaged 'in 
 
 the suppression of the slave trade on the east 
 coast of Africa. Including a trip up the Zambesi 
 
 with Dr. Livingstone. 1869 1084.21 
 
 Du Chaillu (P.) Country of the dwarfs. 1872. 1092.11 
 
 — equatorial Africa. 1861 1094.08 
 
 — Journey to Ashango Land : and further penetrations 
 
 into Equatorial Africa. 1867 1094.09 
 
 — Lost in the jungle. 1870 1093.19 
 
 — My Apingi kingdom : with life in the Great Sahara 
 
 1871 1092.04 
 
 — Stories of the gorilla country. 1869. . . . 1092.05 
 
 — Wild life under the equator. 1869. . . . 1093.17 
 Erslane (V. W.) Journey to mouth of river Limpopo. [In Royal 
 
 geogr. soc. Journal, v. 39, 1869.] 904 03 
 
 Everett (E.) Colonization and civilization of A. [In his Orations 
 
 v. 1, 3.) 6322.03 
 
 Faulkner (H.) Elephant haunts : sportsman's narrative 
 of the search for Doctor Livingstone. 1868. 1085.13 
 Foote {A. H.) A. and the American flag. 1854. 1092!oi 
 Forbes (A. G. ) Africa : geogr. explor. and christian en- 
 terprise. 1874 1091.24 
 
 Calton (F.) An explorer in tropical South A. 1091.14 
 
 — Exped. in S. W. Africa. [In Royal geogr. soc. Journal v 22 
 
 1852.] '903.25 
 
 Grant (J. A.) A walk across Africa. 1864. .1083.]:; 
 Hanno. Periplus or voyage. [In the Phenix, 1835.] . . 5062.14 
 Harris ( W. C. ) "Wild sports of Southern Africa. 10n5. 12 
 Hay (Sir J. D.) Ashanti and the gold coast. . 10o'3.24 
 Head (F. B.) Life and adventures of Bruce. . 1081.10 
 Heeren (A. H. L.) Hist, researches, v. 4-5. Carthagin- 
 ians, Ethiopians, and Egyptians. 1833. 424.28 
 Bewett (J. F. K) European settlements on the west 
 coast of Africa ; with remarks on the slave trade 
 and the supply of cotton. 1862. . . . 1092.03 
 Sinderer (A.) Seventeen years in the Yoruba country. 
 
 Memorials. 3ded. 1873 1091.20 
 
 Hoefer (F.J Afrique australe-orientale-centrale. Empire 
 
 de Maroc. [TJnivers.] 901.02 
 
 Bogg (J.) On the central equatorial lakes. [In Rov. soc. of lit. 
 
 Trans., v. 8, 1866.] 6066.16 
 
 Eolman (J.) Travels in Sierra Leone, Teneriffd, St. 
 
 Jago, Cape Coast, Fernando Po,efc. 1840. 1094.10 
 
 Hutchinson (T. J.) Impressions of Southwestern Africa. 
 
 1858 1093.15 
 
 — Narrative of the Niger, Tshadda, and Binue explora- 
 
 tion. [T. L., v. 9.] 5075.14 
 
 lbn-ed-Din el Eghwaali. Notes of a journey into the interior of 
 Northern Africa. [In Oriental Tr. Eund. Miscel., trans. 
 V. 1.1831.] _ 7818.16 
 
 Jones ( C. ) Africa : exploration and adventure from 
 Herodotus to Livingstone. 1875. . . .1086.12 
 
 Kerr (R.) Col. of Voyages, etc., v. 2. (Portuguese discov. on the 
 west coast of A., 1412-1505.) 914.09 
 
 Krapf (J. L.) Travels in Eastern Africa. 1860. 1093.01 
 Lindley (A.) After Ophir ; or, search for the South Af- 
 rican gold fields. 1870 1095.14 
 
 Livingstone (D. ) Exped. to the Zambesi, and discovery 
 of the lakes Shirwa and Nyassa, 1858-64. 1095.10 
 
 — Last journals in Central Africa from 1865. Continued 
 
 by H. Waller. 1086.11 
 
 — Missionary travels in South Africa. [1840-56. ] 1094. 02 
 
 — Livingstone and his African explorations : with ac- 
 
 count of the Young, Stanley, and Dawson expe- 
 ditions, [anon.] 1872 1092.19 
 
 See also lives of Livingstone, p. 169. 
 
 Mackenzie (J. ) Ten years north of the Orange river, 
 among the South African tribes, 1859-69. 1092.20 
 
 McLeod (L. ) Travels in Eastern Africa ; residence in 
 Mozambique. 2 v. 1860 1092.06 
 
 M' Queen (J.) Capt. Speke's discovery of the source of 
 the Nile. 1864 1094.12 
 
 — Notes on the geogr. of Central A. [In Royal geogr. soc. Jour., 
 
 V. 26.] 903.29 
 
 Major (R. H.) Life of prince Henry of Portugal. 1868. 
 Munzinger ( W.) Journey through the Afar country. [In Royal 
 
 geogr. soo. Journal, v. 39, 1869.] 904.03 
 
 Martin (H.M.) Sierra Leone, the Gambia, Cape Coast Castle. 
 
 [In his Brit. col. libr., v. x, 1844.] 1061.16 
 
 — Southern A., Cape of Good Hope, etc. 1843. 1061.06 
 Moffat (R.) Missionary labours and scenes in Southern 
 
 Africa. 4th ed. 1843 1093.13 
 
 Murray (H.) and others. Discovery and adventure in 
 
 Africa. Edinburgh, 1849 1081.01 
 
 Same. Now York, 1846. 18°. .... 1081.02 
 
 New (G.) Life and labours in Eastern A 2d ed. 1086.13 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY 
 
COUNTRIES : Africaio Alpa. 
 
 28? 
 
 Park (Mungo). Life and travels. 1838. . . 5093.01 
 
 Same. 1851 1081.09 
 
 Note.— See also entries under Pabk, in Biography, p. 184. 
 
 Petermann (A.) 'Account of the exped. to Central A., 
 under Eichardson, Barth, Overweg, and Vogel, 
 1850-53. Maps and illustrations, with descriptive 
 notes. 1854 A. 37.01 
 
 Peiherick (J.) Egypt, the Soudan, and Central Africa. 
 1861. 1081.16 
 
 Land journey westward of the White Nile [In Royal geogr. 
 
 soo. journal, V. 35, 1865.] 903.38 
 
 Poole (T. E.) Life, scenery, and customs in Sierra 
 Leone, and the Gambia. 2 v. 1850. . . 1092. OH 
 
 Proyart (L. B.) History of Loango, Kakongo, and other king- 
 doms of A. 1776. [Pinkerton, v. 16.] 926.16 
 
 PucHer Muskau (H. L. IL, prince). Travels in Algiers 
 and other parts of Africa. 3 v. 1839. . . 1092.14 
 
 Beade (W. W.) Savage Africa : equatorial, southwest- 
 ern, and northwestern. 1864 1095.09 
 
 Biley (J. ) Narrative of the loss of the American brig 
 "Commerce " on the western coast of A. 1086.0:4 
 
 Bobbins (A.) Account of the loss of the brig Com- 
 merce, James Biley, master, upoD the western 
 coast of Africa, 1815. 1836 1091.05 
 
 Bowley (if. ) Story of the Universities' mission to Cen- 
 tral Africa. 2d ed. 1867 1094.11 
 
 Si John ( B. ) Travels of an Arab merchant in Soudan. 
 1854 1093.12 
 
 Schweinfurth, (<?.) The heart of Africa. Travel, 1868- 
 1871. 2 v. 1086.07 
 
 Scott (Afrs. A. M.) Day dawn in Africa. 1858. 3447.14 
 
 Slioberl{F.) World in miniature. 4 v. . . . 6631.01 
 
 Skertchly I J. A.) Dahomey as it is ; also eta. appendix on 
 Ashantee. 1874 1086.06 
 
 — Melinda the cabooceer, or sports in Ashanti. 1092.24 
 Stanley (KM.) How I found Livingstone: Central 
 
 Africa. 1872 1086.05 
 
 Southworth {A. F. ) Pour thousand miles of African 
 travel : up the Nile and through the Soudan to 
 
 Central Africa. 1875 1086.15 
 
 Taylor (Bayard). Central Africa, lotted. 1859. 1093.06 
 
 - Lake regions of Central Africa. 1873. . . 1092.21 
 
 - Travels in South Africa. 1872 1092.18 
 
 Thomas (C. W.) Adventures on the West coast of Af- 
 rica. 1860 1093.07 
 
 Ihomas ( T. M ) Eleven years in Central South Africa. 
 
 1873 1095.17 
 
 Tuckey (J. K.) Narrative of an exped. to explore the 
 
 river Congo in South Africa, in 1816. Witn natural 
 
 history 1096.0b 
 
 Universal history. Modern part. v. 11-18, 1760. 406.07 
 Valdez(F.T.) Western Africa. 2 v. 1861. .1084.19 
 Verne (J.) Five weeks in a balloon ; or journeys in A. 
 
 [Fiction.] 1869 191.29 
 
 — Meridiana : adventures of three Englishmaa and 
 
 three Kussians in South Africa. [Fiction.] 266.77 
 Werne (F. ) African wanderings ; exped. from Senaar 
 to Taka, Basa, and Beni-Amer. i852. . . 5075.15 
 Wyaii{J.) Life and adventures. 3d ed. 1751. 1061.24 
 Young (ED.) A search after Livingstone. Is6s. 10d3.08 
 Note Probably the beBt summary of our present know- 
 ledge of Africa is given iu Keith Johnston's article in the 
 9th ed. of the Encyclopedia Britauuioa, v. 1. There is a 
 descriptive note on the literature of African exploration 
 in the Boston public library catalogue of history, etc., 
 p. 9 [2716.19] ; with suppl. note in its Bulletin, v. 2, p. 264 
 [2755.22], 
 
 See also Abyssinia ;— Algeria;— Angola ;— Ascension Is- 
 land ;— Ashango ; — Ashantee ;— Barhaiy ;— Bourbon (Isle 
 ofjj— Oape de Verde Islands ;— Cape of Good Hope ;— 
 Carthage ;— Congo ; — Dahomy ; — Egypt ; — Ethiopia ;— 
 Guinea;— Liberia;— Libyan Desert ;— Madagascar ;— Mau- 
 ritius ;— Morocco ;— Natal ;— Niger ;— Nile ;— Nubia ;— 
 Sahara ;— Sierra Leone ;— Tripoli ;— Tunis ;— Zanzibar. 
 
 Alabama. 
 Baldwin (J. &.) Flush times of A. .... 131.15 
 Geobgical survey. [Various reports.] . . . 
 
 Oosse (P. H.) Letters from. 1859 4723.08 
 
 Meek (A. B.) Romantic passages in Southwestern hist. 
 2ded. 1857 591.17 
 
 Dall{W. H.) 
 
 Alaska. 
 A. and its resources. 1870. 
 
 . 1145.03 
 
 Findlay(A. O.) Directory for Behring's Sea and the 
 
 coast of Alaska. 1869 1145.05 
 
 Kirby ( W. W.) Journey to Youcan. [Sm. report, 1864.] .3936.19 
 Soss (B. B.) and Hardisty (W. L.) Russian Amer. [Sm. report, 
 
 1866.] 3936.21 
 
 Rothrock (J. T.) Flora of Alaska. [Sm. rep., 1867.] . . .3936.22 
 Sumner ( 0. ) Speech on the cession of Russian A. to 
 
 the U. S. 1867 1145.06 
 
 Whymper (F. ) Travels in A. 1809 1145.02 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 19, 1867 (art. by J. H. A. Bone). 
 
 Albania. 
 
 Hughes (T. S.) Travels in Albania. 1 830. . . 995.13 
 Karaczay {Count). Geogr. account of A. [In Royal geog. soc. 
 
 Journal, v. 12, 1842.] 903.15 
 
 Lear (if.) Journals of a landscape painter. 1852. 975.13 
 Strangford ( Viscountess). Eastern shores of the Adria- 
 tic. 1863 1034.16 
 
 Albany. 
 Munsett {J.) Annals of- Albany to 1859. 10 v. 653.01 
 
 — Collections on the history of A., to 1871. 4 v. 655.08 
 Willard \S. D.) Annals of the medical society of the 
 
 county of Albany. With biogr. sketches. 4313.06 
 Worth (0. A.) Random recollections of Albany, 1800- 
 1808. 3d ed., with notes by J. Munsell. . 622.18 
 See also, in general alphabet, titles beginning with ' Albany.' 
 Albigenses. Ste page 7T of this catalogue. 
 Alcobaca. 
 Beckford (W.) Recollections, etc. 1835. . . 985.21 
 
 Aleppo. 
 Maundrell (H.) Journey from Aleppo to Jerusalem, 1697. [In 
 
 Pinkerton. Voyages, v. 10.] 926.10 
 
 Russell (A.) Natural hist, of Aleppo. 2 v. 1794. 1056.05 
 
 Alexandria, (Ejypt). 
 See Alexandrian, etc., p. 11 ; and, in this class, Egrpt. 
 Algeria and Algiers. 
 Blackburn (EL) Artists and Arabs. 1868. . . 1083.16 
 Blofeld (J. H.) Algeria past and present. 1844. 1083.22 
 Campbell (T.) Letters from the South. [Waldie lib., v. 6-8.] 5078.20 
 Cave(L. T.) French in Africa. 1859. . . . 1084.05 
 Cooke (67. W.) Conquest and colonization in N. Africa. 
 
 1860 1092.10 
 
 Cox (8. S.) Search for sunbeams. 1870. . . 981.10 
 Ditson (Q. L.) Crescent and the French crusaders. 
 
 1859 1082.18 
 
 Dumas (A.) Tales of Algeria. 1868. . . . 1081.15 
 Edwards (M. B.) Winter with the swallows. 1083.18 
 Gordon (Lady Duff. ) The French in Algiers. 1091.22 
 Hodgson ( W. B.) Bemarks on Algiers. [In N. Y. Hist. boc. Pro- 
 ceedings, 1844 ] 616.21 
 
 Murray (J.) Handbook for travellers in. 3873. 1091.21 
 Naphegyi (67.) Among the Arabs in A. 1868. 1081.16 
 Rozet (C.A.) and Caretie (A.E.3.) Algerie. 1848. 901.07 
 Walmsley (H. M.) Sketches of Algeria during the Ka- 
 
 bylewar. 1858 1084.06 
 
 Alleghany Mountains. 
 Lanman(C) Letters from the. 1849. . . .1112.10 
 
 Alps. 
 Baideker (K. ) The Eastern Alps. Handbook. 1871. 966.08 
 Ball (J.) The central Alps. 1870 986.07 
 
 — Guide to the eastern Alps. 1868 986.08 
 
 — Guide to the western Alps. 1870. . . . 986.09 
 
 — See Peaks, passes, etc., below. 
 
 Callow (A. and M. E) Sketching rambles. 2 v. 982.10 
 Cornell (J J.) Graian Alps and Mount Iseran. [In Galton (F.) 
 
 Vacation tourists, I860.] 925.11 
 
 Feierabend (A.) Schweizerische Alpenwelt. 1873. 985.25 
 Hawkins (F. V.) Partial account of Mont Oervin (Matterhorn). 
 
 [In Galton (F.) Vacation tourists, I860.] .... 925.11 
 Herbert (H. ) Fortnight's journal. With account of his 
 
 death on one of the Jura mountains. 1837. 982.12 
 King (S. W.) Italian valleys of the Pennine Alps. 
 
 lorg 983.1)9 
 
 Law(W.J) The Alps of Hannibal. 2 v. 1866. 436.18 
 Macmillan (H.) Holidays on high lands ; rambles in 
 
 search of Alpine plants. 1869 922.21 
 
 Murray (J. ) Handbooks for the Alps of Savoy and 
 
 Piedmont. 1861 971.09 
 
 Peaks, passes, and glaciers. Ed by J.Ball. 1859. 983.08 
 Same. 2d series. Ed. by E. S. Kennedy. 2 v. 
 
 1862 983.21 
 
 Iu asking for books, use tu. •• Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
288 
 
 COUNTRIES : Alpsfo America. 
 
 Robinson ( W.) Alpine flowers for Eng. gardens. 6132.07 
 Ruffini{G.) A quiet nook in the Jura. 1867. . 982.02 
 Stephen (L.) The playground of Europe. 1871. 982.08 
 
 — The Allelein-Horil. [In Galton (F.) Vacation tourists.] 925.11 
 Sulivan (B. J.) View of nature, in letters to a traveller 
 
 among the Alps. 6 v. 1794. 4717.15 
 
 Talfourd (T. N.) Vacation rambles and thoughts. 
 
 1845 983.01 
 
 Tschudi (F. von). Sketches of nature in the Alps. 1856. 
 
 [Trav. Libr.,v. 1.] 5075.06 
 
 Tyndall {John). Glaciers of the Alps. 1861. . 4112.28 
 
 — Hours of exercise in the Alps. 1871. . . 982.09 
 
 — Mountaineering in 1861. 1862 983.19 
 
 Wills {A.) Wanderings among the High Alps. 2d ed. 
 
 1858 983.14 
 
 ,8©- See also, in this class, Apennines ; — Italy ; — Swit- 
 zerland ; — TyroL 
 
 Mont Blanc. 
 
 Auldjo (J.) Narrative of an ascent to the summit of 
 Mont Blanc. 1856. [Trav. Libr., v. 1.] 5075.06 
 
 Cheever (G.B.) Wanderings of a pilgrim in the shadow 
 of Mont Blanc. 1852 983.12 
 
 Forbes (J. D.) Tour of Mont Blanc and of Monte Eosa. 
 1855 982.01 
 
 Saussure (H. B. de). Attempts to reach the summit of, 1786. [In 
 *Finkerton. Voyages, v. 4.] 926.04 
 
 Smith (A.) Story of Mont Blanc. 1854. . . 983.13 
 
 For articles on Mont Blanc in periodicals see Blackwood, 
 
 v. 71, 1852 ; Fraser's mag., v. 62, 1855 ; v. 80, 1869, or Lit- 
 
 tell, 1869, v. 3 (Ascent without a guide) ; North Brit, rev., 
 
 v. 42, 1865 (Topography of Mont Blanc;. 
 
 Alsace and Lorraine. 
 
 Stevenson (G. de St. C.) Alsace and Lorraine: past, 
 and future. 1873 527. 10 
 
 Tales from Alsace : scenes in the days of the reforma- 
 tion, [anon.'] 1869 254.74 
 
 Amazon River. 
 
 Bates (H. W.) The naturalist on the river Amazons. 
 1864 1163.20 
 
 Bulfinch(T.) Oregon and Eldorado, etc. 1866. 1123.04 
 
 Haenke IT.) Southern affluents of the A. [In Royal geog. soc 
 Journal, v. 6, 1835.] 903.08 
 
 Serndon ( W. L. ) and Gibbon (L. ) Valley of the Amazon. 
 1853. 2v. 1853-54 1164.09 
 
 — —Same. Maps. 1853 1164.25 
 
 Keller (F.) The Amazon and Madeira rivers. 1168.03 
 Markham {G. B., ed.) Expeditions [of Gonzalo Pizarro, 
 
 of Francisco de Orellana, and of Cristoval de 
 
 Acuiia] into the valley of the Amazons, 1539-40 
 
 and 1639. [Hakluyt soc. , 1859 .] . . . 1166.03 
 
 Orton(J.) The Andes and the Amazon. 1870. 1163.21 
 
 Raimondi (A.) On the confluence of the rivers Montaro and 
 
 Apuriinac. [In Koyal geog. soc. Journal, v. 38, 1838.] 901.02 
 
 Smyth {Lieut.) Account of the A. and Negro. \In Roval eeoer 
 
 soc, v. 6, 1836.] 90309 
 
 Wallace (A.B.) Narrative of travels on the.' 1853. il63.23 
 Warren {J. E) Para ; or adventures on the Amazon. 
 
 1851 1163.07 
 
 Young (O.) The Amazon and Rio Madeira. [In Galton (F ) Va- 
 
 cation tourists, 1861.1 oo K 10 
 
 See also Brazil. *" 
 
 America. (As a whole.) 
 
 1. Bibliography. 
 
 Boston Public Library. Prince library. Catalogue. 
 
 1870 '2,716 04 
 
 Growninshield (KA.) Catalogue of library. 1859. 2723 24 
 Field (T. W.) Catalogue of [his] library. Sold May 21 
 
 1875. 
 
 2734.14 
 
 Harrisse (H.) Bibliotheca Americana vetustissima 
 works relating to America, 1452-1551. . 2723.26 
 
 Same. Additions. 1872 2723' 27 
 
 Kohl (J. G.) Lectures on charts and maps of A. [in Sm. report, 
 
 1856.] 
 
 3536.11 
 
 Ludewig (S. R) Literature of American' local history. 
 
 1846. 
 
 2723.30 
 
 Norton (0. B.) Catalogue of book's, relating ehieflv to 
 
 A, on sale. 1862 2723 31 
 
 Rich (0.) Bibliotheca Americana vetus, books relative 
 to A., 1493-1700 2724.07 
 
 — Bibliotheca Americana nova : books relatins to A 
 
 [1701-1814.] 3v 2724 01 
 
 — Same. Supplement. Part 1, 1701-1800. 2724 03 
 
 — Catalogue of books relating principally to A., 1506- 
 
 17U0 -] 2724.01a 
 
 Sabin (J. ) Dictionary of books relating to A v. 1-7 
 [A.-H.] 2771.01 
 
 Smith (J. R.) Bibliotheca Americana. Books on sale 
 1871. . . . 2724.12 
 
 — Bibliotheca Americana. Books on sale. 1874. 2723.23 
 Sparks (J. ) Catalogue of [his] library, etc. 1871. 2723.32 
 Squier (E. G.) Catalogue of books, etc. 1876. 2723^32 
 Thomas (I. ) History of printing in America. 2 v. AVor- 
 
 coster, 1810 2765.10 
 
 — — Same. 2d ed. 2 v. 1875 2765.22 
 
 2. Antiquities and Archceology. 
 
 Baldwin (J.D.) Ancient America, in notes on American 
 archaeology. 1872 5G5.03 
 
 Bancroft (S. H. ) Native races of the Pacific states of 
 
 North America. 1874 505.07 
 
 v. 1. Ethnol. introd. Hyperboreans. Columbians. Cali- 
 fornians. New Mexicans. Wild tribes of Mexico and Cen- 
 tral America, v. 2. Civilized nations [of Mexico and Can. 
 tral America], v. 3. Myths and languages, v. 4. Antiqui- 
 ties, v. 5. Primitive history. General index. 
 
 Barrandt (A.) Sketch of ancient earthworks on the upper Mis 
 souri. [Sm. rep., 1870.] 393555 
 
 Brasseur de Bourbourg (0. E.) Histoire des nations civi- 
 lisees du Mexique et de l'Ame'r. centrale durant les 
 sifecles anterieurs U Colomb. 4v. 1857-59. 565.20 
 
 Delafield (J , jr. ) An inquiry into the origin of the an- 
 tiquities of A. 1839 568.10 
 
 Foster (J. W. ) Pre-historic races of the U.S. 1873. 567.22 
 
 Humboldt (F. H. A. von). Besearches concerning the 
 monuments of the ancient inhabitants of America. 
 1814 1155.12 
 
 — Antiquities of the aboriginal inhabitants, [In his Personal 
 
 narrative, v. 6, 1826.] 
 
 Jones (G.) History of ancient America : proving the 
 identity of the aborigines with the Tyrians and 
 Israelites. The Tyrian era. 3d ed. 1843. 567.01 
 Lapham (I. A.) Antiquities of Wisconsin. [In Sm. contr., v. 7.] 
 Pidgeon ( W.) Traditions of De-coo-dah, and antiqua- 
 rian researches. 1853 557.03 
 
 Lubbock (Sir John). N. Amer. archeology. [Sm.rep.,1862.] 3936.17 
 Much (M.) Ancient history of N. A. [Sm. rep., 1871.] . 8936.26 
 Pauw (C. de). Recherches philos. sur les Americains. 3 v. [In 
 
 his (Euvres philos., v. 1-3.] 411.05 
 
 Priest (J. ) American antiquities. 1835. . . 
 
 Rau (C.) North Amer. stone implements. [Sm. rep., 1872.] 3936.27 
 
 Scott (J. ie.> First peopling of. [In his Dissertations, etc., p. 75- 
 
 125.] 2547.05 
 
 Squier [E.G.) and Davis (E. H.) Ancient monuments of the Miss, 
 
 valley. [Sm. contiib., v. 1.] 3937.01 
 
 Williams (S. C.) Antiquities in some Southern States. [Sm. rep.. 
 
 1870.] 3986.25 
 
 (See also Nat. qu. rev., v. 24, 1872 (Extinct races of Amer.); 
 and the annual Reports of the Smithsou. Inst. [3936.08]. 
 
 ^J®" See also, in this class, various other headings, such 
 as Central America ; — Indians; — Mexico ; — Peru;— United 
 States, etc. ; also, in the general alphabet, Man (Pre-his- 
 toric ; — Ethnography) ; — Mound-builders. 
 3. Gazetteers and Atlases. 
 Alcedo y Bexarano (A. de). The geographical and his- 
 torical dictionary of America. Tr. , with additions, 
 by G. A. Thompson. 5 v. 1812. . . . 1136.01 
 Black (A.and 0.) Atlas of North America. 1856. 927.08 
 Morse (J.) American gazetteer. 1797. . .1135.06 
 
 Same. 3d ed. 1810 1135.13 
 
 4. Discovery (Pre-Columbian) by the Northmen and others. 
 Anderson (R. B.) A. not discovered by Columbus. 
 Discoverv by the Norsemen, in the 10th century. 
 
 1874. . ". 563.25 
 
 Beamish (N. L.) Discovery of A. by the Northmen, in 
 
 the 10th century. 1841 563.22 
 
 CJiambers's Papers for the people, v. 6 2516.03 
 
 De Costa (B. F.) Northmen in Maine; a critical ex- 
 amination of views expressed by Dr. J. Kohl 
 
 1870 563.24 
 
 — Pre-Columbian discovery of A. of the Northmen. 
 
 1868 563.23 
 
 Goodrich (A.) Hist, of the so-called Christopher Co- 
 lumbus. 1874. 3043.04 
 
 Bellwald (F. von). American migration. [Sm. rep., 1866.] 8936.21 
 Kingsley (ft) First discovery of America. [In his Lectures, de- 
 livered in America. 1876.] 2633.28 
 
 Kohl (J. G.) Precursors of Columbus. [In his Discov. of A., v. 1, 
 ch. 1.1863] 663.18 
 
 Leland (G. G.) Eusang, or the discovery of A. by Chi- 
 nese Buddhist priests in the 5th century. 563.26 
 
 Major (R. H.) Site of the lost colony of Greenland. [In Hoyaj 
 geogr. soo. Journal, v. 48, 1873.] » 040 ' 
 
 Royal geogr. soc. Journal, v. 8, 1838. (Abstract of the evidence 
 lor the discov. of A. by the Scandinavians.) . . • 803.11 
 
 la asking for books, use the ■' Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
COUNTRIES: America. 
 
 289 
 
 Smiili (J. T.) The Northmen in New England, or A. in 
 the 10th century. 1839 505.02 
 
 Thompson (ff. A.) New theory of the two hemispheres ; the 
 time and manner in which' America waB peopled, 1S16. 
 [Pamphleteer, v. 6.] 6058.05 
 
 Zestermann ((7. A. A.) Colonization of America, in ante- 
 historic times, with critical observations thereon, 
 by E. G. Squier. 32. pp. 1851. . . . 4735.01 
 
 6. History of the discovery and settlement of America, 
 
 from the time of Columbus ; with description. 
 
 Benzoni (©.) History of the New World ; travels 1541 to 1556. 
 
 [Hakluyt soc, 1857.] 663.21 
 
 Blome (R.) Present state of H. M. isles and territories 
 
 in America. 1687 1071.05 
 
 Burke (K ) Account of the European settlements in 
 
 America. 1760 563.09 
 
 Bury (W. 0.) Exodus of the Western nations. 563.16 
 Charlevoix (P. E. X. de). Voyage to Canada, and travels 
 
 through that country and Louisiana to the Gulf 
 
 of Mexico. 1763 1153.14 
 
 Cornier (J.) Modern traveller, v. '23-24. 1830. 911.23 
 Discoveries and settlements of the English in, from the reign of 
 
 Henry VH. to the close of queen Elizabeth's. [In Tinker - 
 
 ton. Voyages, v. 12.] 926.12 
 
 Froebel [J.) Physical geography of the N. A. continent. [3m. rep , 
 
 1854.] 8936.09 
 
 Helps (A.) The Spanish conquest in America. 4 v 
 
 1856-5S 555.01 
 
 Herrera y Torderillas [A.) Discovery of America by Columbus 
 
 1492-1506. [Kerr's VoyageB, v. 3, p. 242-342.] . . 914.10 
 
 Hakluyt (K) Divers voyages touching the discovery of 
 
 America. 1582. [Hakluyt soc, 1850.] . 1134.09 
 
 History of the British dominions in North America 
 
 [1497-1763. anon.] 1773 578.01 
 
 History of, to 1702. [Universal hist. , v. 38-41.] 406.31 
 
 Kohl (J. &. ) Popular hist, of the discovery of A. from 
 
 Columbus to Franklin. 2 v. 1862. . . 563.18 
 
 Macgregor (J. ) Progress of America from its discovery 
 
 to 1816. 2 v. 1847 578.14 
 
 v. 1. Historical and statistical. British America. Span- 
 ish America. South American. Hayti and foreign West 
 Indies, v. 2. Geographical and statistical. United States. 
 Neilt {R B.) English colonization of A. during the 
 
 17th century. 1871 570.21 
 
 Parkman (F.) France and England in North America. 
 A series of hist, narratives. 3 v. 1865 9. 561.10 
 Contents : v. 1. Pioneers of France in the New World. 
 v. 2. The Jesuits in North America in the seventeenth 
 century, v. 3. The discovery of the Great WeBt. v. 4. The 
 old regime in Canada. 
 Raynal (G. T. F.) Philos. and political history of the 
 settlements and trade in the East and West Indies. 
 
 v. 3-8. 1782 565.12 
 
 v. 3. Mexico, v. 4. Peru, Chili, Paraguay, Brazil, v. 5-6. 
 West Indies, African slave-trade ; Canada, v. 6-7. North 
 America, v. 8. Influence of the intercourse with the New 
 World upon the Old World. 
 Robertson ( W. ) Hist, of A. , to 1688. 4 v. 1788-96. 563. 10 
 Stevens (H.) Hist, and geogr. notes on the earliest 
 discoveries in America, 1453-1530. 1869. 563.19 
 Warden (J). B.) Chronologie historique de l'Amerique. 
 10 v. [Art de verifier les dates. 3a partie, v. 9-18. ] 
 Note.— For index to v. 1-4 see Table generate [441.42]. 
 Winterbotham (W.) Hist., geogr., commer. , and philos. 
 view of the United States, and of the European 
 settlements in America. 4 v. 1795. . . 56'3.01 
 Wynne (J. K ) General history of the British empire 
 in America. [To 1762.] 2 v. 1770. . . 563.14 
 Note.— The most recent general narratives of tue dis- 
 covery and settlement of America are to be found in the 
 leading histories oi'tho United States, especially Bancroft's, 
 and for greater minuteness of local aetail see works spe- 
 cified under the names of various colonies, as Massachu- 
 setts ; — Mexico ;— Virginia ;— West Indies ;— Brazil, etc. 
 For lives of the principal discoverers and commanders, see (in 
 Biography) the names of Columbus, Vespucci, Cabot, 
 Champlain, Hudson, Raleigh, Smith, Veseazzano, Coa- 
 tez, Pizabbo, etc. 
 
 6. Later travels and description. 
 American tour of Brown, Jones, and Kobinson, in the 
 
 U. S., Canada, and Cuba. By Toby. 1872. 1456.09 
 Baxley (W. H.) What I saw on the west coast of South 
 
 and North America. 1865 1155.15 
 
 Bell(W. M.) Other countries, v. 2. 1872. . 913.14 
 Bryant (W.C.) Letters of a traveller. 2 v. 1851-59. 941. 12 
 Burnaby (A.) Travels through the middle settlements in N. A. 
 
 1769-60. [*Pinkerton, v. 13.] 926.13 
 
 Carver (J.) Travels through N. A. 1766-68. . 1074 04 
 Chambers (W.) Things as they are in A. 1854. 1072 02 
 Chateaubriand (R. F. A.) Voyage en Amerique. 7014 01 
 
 — EeconectionsofA..ete.,v.l > p. 173-275. 1815.^ . .2516.11 
 
 Fibbleton ((?.) Travels in. 1833 1132.20 
 
 Same. By W. Macgillivray. 1853. . . 116J05 
 
 — — Same. Edin., 1836 1164 '06 
 
 Johnston {J. F. W.) Notes on N. A. [United States 
 
 Canada, New Brunswick.] 2 v. 1851 1072 23 
 
 Kalm (P.) Travels in, 1748. [Pinkerton, v. 18.] . '. .' 926 13 
 
 Lanman(C) Adventures in the wilds of N A - 1854 
 
 „t T - L-, v. 12.] - 5mA i 
 
 — Haw-Ho-Noo ; or, records of a tourist. 1850. 1072.03 
 Mackay (C.) Life and liberty in America. 1859. 1072.04 
 Sumner (C.) Prophetic voices concerning. 1874. 1132.21 
 
 America (British). 
 
 Andrews (Z) Keport on the trade and commerce of the 
 British N. Ainer. colonies and the great lakes and 
 livers of [the United States]. 2 v. 1794. 5923 26 
 
 Butler (W. F.) The great lone land: N. W. A. 1145.20 
 
 — Wild north land : northern N. A. 1873. . 1151.14 
 Hind (H. T.) Commercial progress of Central B. A. [In Statis- 
 tical soc Journal, v. 27, 1864.] . 5934 27 
 
 Kane (P.) Wanderings of an artist among'th'e Indians 
 of N. A. from Canada to Vancouver's Island and 
 Oregon. 1859 557.07 
 
 Lanman ( G. ) Adventures in the wilds of A. 2 v. 1074.06 
 
 Martin {R. M. ) History of Nova Scotia, Cape Breton, 
 the Sable Islands, the Bermudas, Newfoundland, 
 etc., etc. 1837 564.02 
 
 Murray [H., and others). Hist, and descriptive account 
 of British Amer. 3 v. Edin., 1839. . . 562.01 
 
 Same. 2 v. New York, 1848. 18°. . 562.05 
 
 Sleigh (Lieut. Col.) Pine forests and hacmatack clearings; 
 or travel in the British N. A. provinces. . 1153.25 
 
 Waddington (A.) Overland route through British N. A. 
 
 1868 1153.24 
 
 im~ See also, in this class, British Columbia :— Canada ; 
 — Cape Breton ;— Hudson's Bay Territory ;— Manitoba ; 
 —New Brunswick; — Newfoundland ;— Nova Scotia;— 
 Prince Edward Island ; — Vancouver's Island. 
 
 America (Equinoctial and Spanish). 
 Humboldt (F.H.A. von). Travels to the equinoctial re- 
 gions of the new continent. 7 v. in 6. . 1155.02 
 
 Same. 3 v. 1852-53. 12° 1164.03 
 
 Tillotson (J.) The Golden Americas ; a story of daring 
 
 deeds 555.05 
 
 See also, in this class, Central America ; — Mexico; — West 
 Indies ; — and references under America (South). 
 
 America (South). 
 
 Bishop (AT. H.) Thousand miles walk across South 
 America. 1869 1164.15 
 
 Caldcleugh (A. ) Travels in S. America, 1819-21. : Brazil, 
 Buenos Ayres, and Chile. 1825. . . . 1154.18 
 
 Ciena de Leon (P.) Travels, 1532-1559. [Hakluyt soc, 1864.] 667.14 
 
 Cordova [A. de). Voyage of discovery to the strait of 
 Magellan, with an account of Patagonia. 5093.02 
 
 Darwin ( G. ) Geology and natural history of countries 
 visited by H. M. S. Beagle. 1840.. . .1155.20 
 
 Fitzroy (R., and others). Voyages of H. M. S. "Adven- 
 ture " and " Beagle." 3 v. 1839-40. . . 1155.17 
 
 OerstUcker {F) Travels in S. America. 1854. 1163.04 
 
 Hassaurek {F. ) Four years among Spanish Americans. 
 [Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia. ] 1868. 1163.06 
 
 Head (F. B. ) Journey across the Pampas and among 
 the Andes. 2d ed. 1826 1161.03 
 
 La Condamine (C. ljf.de). Travels, 1743. ["Pinkerton. v. 14.] 926.14 
 
 Marcoy (P.) 'Travels in S. A., from the Pacific ocean 
 to the Atlantic ocean. 2 v. 1875. . . . 1168.01 
 
 Myers {H. M. and P. V. N.) Life and nature under the 
 tropics : travel among the Andes and on the Ori- 
 noco, Rio Negro, and Amazons. 1871. . 1103.19 
 
 Orton (J.) Andes and the Amazon ; across the conti- 
 nent of South America. 1870 1163.21 
 
 Ramsey (Mrs. V. G.) Travels in S. A. 1872. 1161.02 
 
 Simon (P.) Exped. of Pedro de Ursua and Lope de Aguirre in 
 search of El Dorado and Omagua, 1550-61. [Hakluyt soc, 
 1861.] 667.13 
 
 Stevenson (W. B.) Narrative of twenty years residence 
 in S. America. [Arauco, Chile, Peru, and Colom- 
 bia.] 3v. 1825 1145.15 
 
 Ulloa (A. de). Voyage to 8. A. 1735. [In Pinkerton, v. 14.] 926.14 
 
 37 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the number. 
 
290 
 
 COUNTRIES : America to Arctic Regions. 
 
 Wallace (A. B.) A narrative of travels on the Amazon 
 
 and Rio Negro. 1853 1163.22 
 
 Waterton(C) Wanderings in S. A. 1812-24. 1161.01 
 Wilkes tC.) S. A. countries. [In Exploring exped., 1838, v.l.] 925.01 
 gg- See also, in this class, Amazons ;— Andes;— Argen- 
 tine Confederation ;— Bolivia ;— Brazil ;— Chili ;— Colom- 
 bia ;— Guiana ;— New Granada ;— Para ;— Patagonia ;— 
 Peru ; — Venezuela ; etc. 
 
 Amoor or Amur. 
 Atkinson (T. W.) Travels in the regions of the upper 
 
 and lower A. 1860 • l^f}" 
 
 Collins (P. McD.) Voyage down the A. 1860. 1024.04 
 
 Mitchell!—). Notes on the A. and adjacent districts. [In Royal 
 
 geogr. soc, v. 28, 1858.] ......... . 903.31 
 
 Baveuslein (K G.) The Russians on the Amur. 1024.19 
 
 Aiiam, Annam, or Cocliin-China. 
 Borri 10.) Account of Cochin-Ckina. [In Pinkerton. v 9.) 926.09 
 Corner [J.) Account of A. [In her China, etc.] .... 1022.09 
 
 Dubois deJancigny {A. D.) Japon, Indo-Ohine, Ceylon. 
 
 1850 902.18 
 
 GMddff(Dr) Geogr. of the Cochin-Chinese empire. [In Royal 
 
 geogr. soc. Journal, v. 19, 1849.] 903.22 
 
 Morga {A. de). Philippine Islands, Cambodia, etc. 
 
 1868 1065.16 
 
 Mouhot {A. G.) Travels in Indo-China. 1858-60. 1036.22 
 Thomson (J.) Straits of Malacca, Indo-China, etc. 
 
 1875. . 1026.10 
 
 See Quar. rev., v. 116, 1864. Also Cambodia ;— Tonquin. 
 
 Anatolia. See Asia Minor. 
 
 Andes. 
 
 Bishop (N.H. ) The Pampas and the Andes. 1869. 1164.15 
 
 Cox (G.) Exped. across the southern A. of Chili. With map. [In 
 
 Royal geogr. soc, Journal, v. 34, 1861 903.37 
 
 Bolton (I. F) New Granada : 20 months, etc. 1155.14 
 
 MacBaelJ.) The Andes and Pampas. [In Gilliss (J. M.) U.S. 
 
 astron. exped., V. 2, 1855-56.] 1126.02 
 
 Bead(F.B.) Hough notes ; journeys, etc. . . 1161.03 
 Lloyd (/. A ) Journey across the A. between Cocliabamba and 
 Ohimoie. [In Royal geogr. soc, Journal, v. 24, 1854.] 1163.21 
 Orion (J. ) The Andes and the Amazon. 1870. 1163.21 
 Penlland !J. B.) On the Bolivian Andes. [In Royal geogr. soc. 
 
 Journal, v. 5, 1835.] 903.08 
 
 Bickard, {F. I.) Mining journey across the A. 116:i.l6 
 
 Squier (E. <?.) Among the A. of Peru and Bolivia. [In Harper's 
 
 monthly, v. 36-37 ; 5 art. illus.] 
 
 See also Bolivia j— Chili ;— Colombia ;— New Granada ;— Peru. 
 
 Anglo-Saxons. £ee England. {Anglo-Saxon period.) 
 
 Angola. 
 
 Battel LA.) Adventures in A. 1689. [*Pinkerton. v. 16.] 926.16 
 
 Monieiro (J. J.) A. and the river Congo. 1876. 1093.22 
 
 Ansajrii or Assassins. See Assassins. 
 
 Antarctic Regions. 
 
 Chambers's Papers for the people, v. 6, 1850 2516.03 
 
 Bartwig (<?.) The polar world. 1869.. . .1144.06 
 Wilkes [C.) Antarctic cruise, 1840. [In his U. S. exploring exped. 
 
 V.2. I860.] 925.02 
 
 See also Eevue des d. mondes, fev. 1856 (par A. Laugel). 
 Apaches. See Indians. 
 Apennines. 
 
 Callow (A. and M. M ) Sketching rambles ; or nature 
 
 in the Apennines, [n.d.] 982.10 
 
 See also Alps ;— Italy. 
 
 Arabia and Arabs. 
 
 Abulfeda. General description of Arabia. 1718. 1042.12 
 
 Ahmed Khan Bahadur (Syed). Hist, geogr. of A. Manners and 
 
 customs of the pre-Islamio Arabians. Various religions of 
 
 the pre-Islamic Arabs. [In his EssayB on Mohammed, v. 1, 
 
 1870.] 3115.32 
 
 Aruieax(L.d'). Travels in A. 2d ed. 1732. . 1042.12 
 Bolder (T.) "Voyage to A., 1821-26. 2 v. 1835. 10'Ji.OO 
 Barckhardt (J. L.) Notes on the Bedouins and Waha- 
 
 bys. 2 v. 1831 1013.15 
 
 Burlon (R. F.) Pilgrimage to El Medina and Meccah. 
 
 1856 1053.10 
 
 Clark (Edson L. ) The Arabs and Turks ; origin, his- 
 tory, and present condition. 1876. . . 547.26 
 Conder ij.) Modern traveller, v. 4 1824. . . 911.04 
 Orichion (A.) Hjstorv of A., ancient and modern. New 
 
 York, 1852. . ." 1041.01 
 
 Same. 2 v. 1834. 16° 1041.08 
 
 Desvergers (M. J. A. N.) Arabie. 1847. . . 901.13 
 DuCouret (£.) Life in the Desert. 1860. . . 1042.03 
 Forster (C.) Hist, geography of A. 2 v. 1844.1043.17 
 Haines (S. B.) Memoir of the south and east coasts of A. [In 
 Royal geogr. soc. Journal, v. 9, 15.] 903.18 
 
 Jessup (B. H.) Women of the Arabs. 1873. 1051.17 
 Lindsay (A. W. ft) Letters on Edom, etc. 1858. 1053.09 
 Lowth(G.T.) The wanderer in A. 2 v. 1855. 1042.10 
 Mas'udl (El). Historical encyclopaedia. Prom the Ara- 
 bic, by A. Sprenger, v. 1, 1841 7816.07 
 
 Muir [W.) Aborigines and early commerce of A. Ante-Maho. 
 
 metan history of A. [In his Life of Mahomet, v. 1.] 3115 20 
 Niebuhr (O.) Travels in A., 1762. [*Pinkerton. v. 10.] . 926.10 
 Palgrave W. G. ) Journey through central and eastern 
 
 Arabia. 1862-63 1042.09 
 
 Eeviewed in Ed. rev., v. 122, 1865 ; Fortnightly rev v 
 
 1, 1865 (by B. S. Poole) ; Littell, 1865, v. 4 (from London 
 
 Quar. rev.) ; North Brit, rev., v. 44, 1866 ; Quar. rev., v 
 
 119, 1866 ; Westm. rev., v. 84, 1865. 
 PelleyiLewis). Visit to the Waliabee capital, Central A. [In Royal 
 
 geogr. soc. Journal, v. 35, 1865.] 903.38 
 
 Price (D.) Essays on the history of A antecedent to 
 
 Mahommed. 1824 1046.01 
 
 Salil-ibn-Razlk. History of the Imams and Seyyids of 
 
 'Oman. Tr., with notes, by G. P. Badger. 1870. 
 
 [Hakluyt soc] 1042.18 
 
 Taylor (Bayard). Travels in A. 1872. . . . 1042.16 
 Wellsted [J. B.) Coast of Arabia. [In his City of the caliphs, v. 2, 
 
 1840.] 1044.04 
 
 Wright (T.) Early Christianity in Arabia. 1855. 3447.05 
 For magazine articles see Fortnightly rev., v. 2, 1865 {Pa- 
 gan and Muslim Arabs, by B. S. Poole) ; Nat. quar. rev,, 
 v. 13, 1866 (Arab civilization and what we owe to it) ; New 
 Euglander, v. 21, 1862 (by J. P. Thompson) ; North Brit, 
 rev., v. 27, 1857. 
 
 See also Saracens ; — Sinai, and Sinaitic Peninsula ;— 
 Persian Gulf ; — Red Sea ; — Suez Canal ; also Algeria ;— 
 Morocco; — Sahara — Libyau Desert. 
 
 Aral Sea. 
 
 Butakoff {A.) Survey of the sea of Aral. [In Royal geogr. soc. 
 
 Journal, v. 23, 1853.] 903.26 
 
 Zimmermann (C.) Memoir on the countries about the 
 
 Aral Sea. 1840 1034.15- 
 
 Ararat. 
 Freshjield (D. W.) Visits to. [In his Travels in the Central Cau- 
 casus and Bashan. 1869.] 996.12 
 
 Parrot (F.) Journey to Ararat. [1829.] . .1051.04 
 See also Eraser's mag., v. 60, 1859. 
 
 Archangel. 
 
 Allison [T.) Voyage from A, 1697. [*Pinkerton. v.l.] . 926.01 
 Arctic Regions. 
 
 Barrow (J.) Voyages within the Arctic regions, 1818- 
 
 46 1142.10 
 
 Belcher (JE) Last of the Arctic voyages, 1852-54. 
 
 1858 114404 
 
 Bent LS.) Exped. to the North pole. [In Amer. geogr. soo. Jour. 
 
 V. 2, pt. 2, 1870.] 906.08 
 
 Blake (E. V.) Arctic experiences: containing Capt 
 George E. Tyson's wonderful drift on the ice-floe, 
 a history of the Polaris expedition, the cruise of 
 the Tigress, and rescue of the Polaris survivors. 
 Added a general arctic chronology. 1874. 1144.11 
 Browne ( W. H.) Ten colored views taken during the 
 arctic exped. of H. M. S. Enterprise and Investi- 
 gator. 1850 1147.01 
 
 Coxe ( W. ) Russian discoveries between Asia and Amer. 
 
 1787 995.12 
 
 Franklin (Sir J.) Journev to polar sea, 1819-22. 1144.13 
 Ball(C.F.) Arctic researches, 1860-62. . . . 114402 
 Bamel (J. ) England and Russia : including the voy- 
 ages of Tradeseant the elder, Willoughby, K. Chan- 
 cellor, Nelsou, and others, to theWhite Sea. 995.09 
 Bariwhj (G.) The polar world. 1869. . . .1144.06 
 Buyes {I. I.) Arctic boat journey in 1854. . 1142.14 
 — - Address on Arctic explor. [In Amer. geogr. soc. Journal, v. 2, 
 1870.] 905.09 
 
 — Ths open polar sea, etc. [1860-61.] . . . 1144.01 
 
 — Practicability of reaching the north pole. [In Amer. assoc. 
 
 Proceedings, v. 12, 1858.] 3946.11 
 
 Hickson ( w. E.) On the climate of the north pole and on circum- 
 
 polar explor. [In Royal geogr. soo. Jour., v. 35, 1865. 903.38 
 Booper (W. B.) Ten months among the Tuski, with 
 
 exped. in search of Franklin. 1853. . . 1144.07 
 Kane (F. K.) Arctic explorations, 1853-55. 2 v. 1143.08 
 
 — U. S. Grinnell expedition, [1850-51]. . . 1H3.07 
 Lacroix (F.) Regions circompolaires. 1840. . 901. 18 
 Leslie (Sir J.) and others. Discoveries in the polar re- 
 gions. [To 1835.] 1142.0b 
 
 Same. New York, [n.d.] 18°. . . .1142.0. 
 
 Same. [To 1852.] London, 1855. 8°. .1142.08 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
COUNTRIES : Arctic Regions to Asia. 
 
 291 
 
 Little fox ; or story of M'Clintock's exped. By S. T. C. 
 
 1867 223.77 
 
 Lyon(G.F) Private journal under Parry. 1824. 1143.10 
 M'Clintock (P. L.) Discov. of the fate of Franklin. 
 
 1860. 1143.12 
 
 Markham (C. B.) Threshold of the unknown region. 
 
 1873 1143.15 
 
 — Whaling cruise to Baffin's Bay and the Gulf of Boo- 
 
 thia, and rescue of the crew of the Polaris. 1141.12 
 Mayne (R) Voyages in the Arctic region. 1855. 5075.12 
 Outhier{R.) Journal of voyage to the north, 1736-7. [Finkerton. 
 
 v. 1.] 926.01 
 
 Phipps (C. J., lordMulgrave). Voyage towards the north pole, 1773. 
 
 [Finkerton, v. 1.] 926.01 
 
 Richardson (J. ) Arctic exped. in search of Franklin. 
 
 [1847-49.] 114-2.16 
 
 Ross {J. ) Second voyage in search of a northwest pas- 
 sage. London, [n.d.] 1142.11 
 
 Same. Paris, 1835 1143.11 
 
 Rundall (T.) Narrative of voyages towards the north- 
 west 1496-1631. [Hakluyt soc, 1849.] . 1145.10 
 8coresby{W.) Franklin expedition. 1850. .5093.17 
 Simmons (P. L.) Franklin and the Arctic regions. 
 
 1851 1042.12 
 
 Simpson {A.) Life and travels of Simpson. 1845. 1145.09 
 Tytler (P. R) Hist, view of discovery on the more 
 northern coasts of America. 1833. . . 562. 04 
 Veer (G. de). Three voyages by the northeast [Nova 
 Zembla, etc.] towards Cathay and China, under- 
 taken by the Dutch in 1594-1596. [Hakluyt soc, 
 
 1853.] 1145.13 
 
 Verne (J.) The fur country, or seventy degrees north 
 latitude. [Fiction.] 1144.10 
 
 — Winter in the ice. [Fiction.] 266. BO 
 
 Wrangell (F. ) Expedition to the polar sea in 1820-23. 
 
 1852 1142.09 
 
 Same. Ed. by E. Sabine. 1845. . . .1142.19 
 
 See also Ed. rev., April, 1875. 
 
 ,8E5* See also, in this class, Greenland ; — Iceland ; — Lap- 
 land ;— Nova Zembla ; — Siberia ; — Kamtchatka, etc. 
 
 Ardennes. 
 Inglis(KD.) Tales of Ardennes. 1841. . 915.18 
 
 Argentine Republic 
 
 Famin (C.) Paraguay, Uruguay, Buenos Ayres. 901.18 
 
 Hadfield{W.) The river Plate. 1854. . . . 1164.13 
 
 Hutchinson (T. J.) Journey, etc. [In Royal geogr. soc, v. 34, 
 
 1884.] _ 903.37 
 
 Kennedy [A. J.) La Plata, Brazil, and Paraguay, during 
 
 the war. 1869 1164.21 
 
 King (J. A.) Twenty-four years in the. 1816. 1164.22 
 Latham (W.) States of the river Plate. 1866. 1164.23 
 Macrae (A.) Journeys across the Andes and Pampas of the A. 
 
 provinces. [In U. S. astron. exped., v. 2.] . . . . 1126.02 
 Miers{J.) Travels in La Plata. 1826. . . .1154.20 
 Page (T.J.) La Plata and the A. confed., 1853-56. 
 
 1859 1155.16 
 
 Parish ( W. ) Buenos Ayres and the provinces of La 
 
 Plata. 1852 1164.14 
 
 Sarmiento [D. F.) Life in the A- Kepublic in th6 days 
 
 of the tyrants ; or civilization and barbarism. 
 
 1868 567.16 
 
 Seymour (R. A.) Pioneering in the Pampas. 1870. 1164.20 
 Stewart {0. S.) Brazil and La Plata. 1856. .1164.12 
 Strain (I. G.) Journey in the A. provinces. 1849. 1163.08 
 See also Paraguay. 
 
 Arizona. 
 
 Cozzens(S. W.) The marvellous country. 1873. 1134.20 
 Mowry (8.) Arizona : The silver region. 1864.1114.11 
 Pumpelly (R.) Journey around the world. 1870. 1125.09 
 See also the Reports of the United States commissioner 
 of mining for 1867-75 [4006.07] ; and much information in 
 regard to geography and natural history of the country is to 
 be found in the Pacific R. R. route reports, more particu- 
 larly vols. 2, 3, 4, 7, and 10 (Reports of Whipple, Parke, and 
 Emory [1127.01]; and in the still more valuable as well as re- 
 cent series (Wheeler's) of explorations and surveys west of 
 the 100th meridian, now issuing under the direction of the 
 engineer dep't of the TJ. S. government [1116.18]. Tnere 
 are 6 illus. articles by J. Ross Browne in Harper's monthly, 
 v. 29-30. 
 
 Arkansas (State of). 
 Natural resources of A. Little Bock, 1869. 8°. 1131.05 
 
 Armenia. 
 
 Bori{E.) Armenie. 1838. [TJnivers.] . . . 902 29 
 
 Brant (J) Journey through part of A. [In Royal geog. soc. Jour- 
 
 nai, v. o, loob. J t QQfi (in 
 
 Cliamich (M.) History of A., b.c. 2247' to' ao 1780 
 
 2 v. 1827 { 0i3 x f 
 
 Ourzon(R.) Travels in Armenia. 1854. . .1053 12 
 Misaeus. History of Vartan, and of the relig. wars be- 
 tween the Persians and Armenians. . .1056.08 
 Hamilton (W. J.) Researches in A. 1842. . 994.03 
 Hubboff (-—). Genealogical catalogue of the kings of A \In 
 Oriental tr. fund. Miscel. tr„ v. 1, 1831.] . . 7818 16 
 
 Smith (A'.) and D wight (H. G. 0.) Besearches'in Arme- 
 
 ma. 2 v. 1833 1043.09 
 
 See also New Englander, Jan., 1874 (Art. by T. C. Trow- 
 bridge); and articles in the Revue des d. mondes consult- 
 ing its ' Table generale, 1831-74 ' [8172.] 
 
 Ascension Island. 
 Brandreth (H. B.) Notes on A. [In Royal engineers' papers, v. 4, 
 1840.] 891820 
 
 Martin (R. M.) British possessions in the' Atlantic 
 
 Ocean. 1837. 1061.16 
 
 Royal geogr. soo. Journal, v. 5, 1835 (Communications, etc.) 903.08 
 
 Ashantee. 
 Congreve (R.) The Ashantee war. [In his Essays, 1874.] . 2521 18 
 Ramsey er {F. A.) and Kuhne (J.) Four years in A. 
 
 „ 18 75 1092.22 
 
 Beade(W.) Story of the A. campaign, 1874. 1086.14 
 Stanley {K M.) Coomassie and Magdala : campaigns. 
 
 1874 1086.09 
 
 See also United Service mag., v. 2, 3, 1873 ; v. 1, 1874 (The 
 Ashantee war, by E. Rogers ; 7 articles). 
 
 Asia. 
 
 Bell (J.. o/Antermony). Travels in, 1716.25. [*Phiisrton. v. 7.] 
 
 Bergeron (P.) Voyages faits principalement en Asie 
 
 dansles xii., xiii., et xv. siecles, par B. de Tudele, 
 
 J. du Plan-Carpin, N. Ascelin, G. de Bubruquis 
 
 Marc Paul, Haiton, J. de Mandeville et Ambroise 
 
 Contariui. 2 v. in 1. La Haye, 1735. 4°. 1016.11 
 
 Forbes (A. G.) The empires and cities of Asia. 1041.23 
 
 Gobineau (A. de). Trois ans en Asie, 1835-58. . 1043.13 
 
 Heeren (A. H. L.) Asiatic nations. [In his Hist, researches v. 1-3 
 
 1833.] 424.25 
 
 Kennan ( G. ) Tent life in Siberia, and adventures in 
 
 northern Asia 
 
 Knox (T. W.) Overland through A. : Siberian, Chinese, 
 
 and Tartar life. 1870 1024.15 
 
 Levey's Asiatic business directory. 1874. . . 1156.12 
 Maundevile (J. ) Voiage and travaile. With notes, by 
 
 J. O. Halliwell. 1839 1054.06 
 
 Oliphant (L. ) Journey to Katmandu, capital of Nepaul. 
 
 1852 1012.01 
 
 Peebles (J.M.) Around the world, etc. 2d ed. 1875. 913.11 
 Polo (M.) Travels. See Polo (Marco), in general alphabet, for va- 
 rious editions. 
 Pumpelly (R. ) Across America and Asia. 1870. 1125.09 
 Baffles [T. S.) Discourse, etc. [Pamphleteer, v. 8, 1815.] 6058.08 
 Rennell (J.) Comp. geogr. of western A. 1831. 1043.19 
 Sadilc Isfaliuni. Geographical works. 1N32. . 7816.11 
 Strahlenberg (P.J.von). Geogr. description of the north- 
 ern and eastern parts of Asia. 1738. . . 1024. 18 
 Slrangford ILord) Central Asia. [In his Writings, etc., v. 2. 1033.06 
 Taylor (B.) Central Asia. Travels in Cashmere, Little 
 
 Tibet, and Central A. 1871 1042.19 
 
 Ternaux-Compans (H. ) Bibliotheque asiatique, etc., ou 
 
 catalogue, etc. ... 2734.17 
 
 VdmUry (A.) Sketches of Central Asia. 1868. 1025.02 
 — Travels in Conlral Asia. 1805 1025.01 
 
 Contents : Pei si;i. Turkomans, Khiva, Bokhara, Khokand, 
 Chinese Tartary, Cashmere, etc. 
 
 See also, on Central Asia, papers in the Royal geogr. soo. 
 Journal, v. 38, 1868 (On the Jaxartes or Syr-Daria, ed by R. 
 Michel]) ; v. 36 (On the geogr. of Yarkund and other 
 places, by T. a. Montgomerie) ; v. 43, 1873 (Notes on Sies- 
 tan by H. C. Rawlinson) ; v. 8, 1838 (Journey from I'abiz, 
 through Kurdistan, by J. Shiel); v.21.1851 (Physical geogr. 
 of Kumaon and Garkwal, by R. Strachey ; and for articles 
 from reviews Blackwood's mag., v. 81, 1857 ; Colbum's 
 United Service mag., July, 1869 ; Dec, 1872 ; Jan., March, 
 1873 (Russia, Central Asia, and India, by Spencer) ; April, 
 1870 (Trade of Central A.) ; Fortn. rev., v. 10, 1868 (Ques- 
 tion of Central A., by R. (iiffen) ; Quar. rev., v. 117, 1866 
 v 120, 1866 ; April, 1874 (Russian advances in C. A.' also 
 references on p. 40 of ' Table gSnerale ' of Revue des d. 
 mondes [8172. — ] Also, in this class, Afghanistan ; —Bok- 
 hara ;— Khiva ;— Tartars;— Turkestan. 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
«y.o 
 
 COUNTRIES : Asiato Australia. 
 
 Asia, continued. 
 
 For Northern and Northeastern portions, see Amoor ; — 
 Arctic regions ; — Bearing Straits ;- Oorea ;— Japan ;— 
 Manchooria. 
 
 For Southern, Southern Central, and Southeastern por- 
 tions, see Anam : — Aracan ;— Burmah ; — Cashmere ; — 
 Ceylon ;— Cochin-China ;— India;— Indian ocean ; — Malay- 
 archipelago ; — Nepaul ;— Pegu ;— Philippine Islands ;— 
 Siam ; -Tibet ; — Tonquin. 
 
 For Eastern and Eastern Central portions, see China ;— 
 Mongolia. 
 
 For Western and Southwestern portions, see Arabia ; — 
 Ararat ; — Armenia ;— Asia Minor ;— Assassins ;— Assyria; 
 —Caspian sea ;— Chaldaia;— East (The) ;— Georgia ;— Kur- 
 distan ;— Mesopotamia ;— Palestine ;— Palmyra ; — Persia; 
 Persian gulf ;— Red sea ;— Syria ;— Transcaucasia. 
 Asia Minor or Anatolia. 
 Barilelt (W. II.) *A. Minor, etc. illustrated. . 1055.11 
 JBelgiojoso (O.T.) A. Mineure: souvenirs. 1858. 1053.20 
 Conder (J.) Modern traveUer, v. 2-3. 1824. . 911.02 
 Drummond {Sir W.) A. Minor. [In his Origines, v. 4, 1829.] 425.29 
 Fellows (G) Travels in A. Minor. 1852. . . 1033.01 
 Freese (J. JR.) The old world, etc. 1869. . .1051.10 
 Hamilton (W. J.) researches in A Minor. 2 v. 994.03 
 Keppel\Q. T.) Journey in A. Minor. 2 v. 1831. 1024.09 
 Leake (W. M.) Tour in A. Minor. 1824. . .1034.17 
 Le Bas {Ph.) Asie Mineure depuis les temps les plus 
 
 anciens. 1863 901.14 
 
 Strickland (B. E.) Geology of Asia Minor. [In Jardine ISir W.) 
 
 Memoirs, etc.] 3168.11 
 
 Texier (0. ) Asie Mineure, geogr., hist., et archeol. 901.15 
 Van Lennep (H. J.) Travels in little known parts of A. 
 
 Minor. 2 v. 1870 1034.06 
 
 Newton (G T.) Travels, etc., in the Levant. 2 v. 1045.02 
 See also Cilicia ; — Damascus ;— -East ; — Ionia ;— Lycia;— 
 Turkey. 
 
 Assam, (India). 
 
 Cooper (T.T.) The Mishmee Hills : an attempt to pene- 
 trate Thibet from Assam. 1873. . . . 1011.09 
 
 Assassins. 
 Hammer-Purgstall (J. von). History of the A 547.07 
 Lyde (S.) The Asian mystery illus. in the hist., etc. , of 
 
 the Ansaireeh. I860 3567.20 
 
 Walpole (F.) The Ansayrii, (or Assassins). 3 v. 1044.01 
 
 Assyria. 
 Fletcher (J. P.) Notes from Nineveh, etc. 2 v. 1042.14 
 Fraser (J. B.) A. from the earliest ages. 1841. 1041.03 
 
 Same. Edin., 1842 1041.11 
 
 Qosse iP.ti.) A. restored from her monuments. 1042. 13 
 
 Hoefer (F.) Assyrie, etc. 1852 901.19 
 
 Lenormant (F.) and (Jhevallier (M.) Manual of ancient 
 
 history, v. 1. 1869 423.14 
 
 Nieluhr (B. O.) Ancient history, v. 1, 1852. . 425.10 
 Rawlinson (G.) Five great monarchies, v. 1-2. 425.16 
 Bawlinson (U. C.) On the religion of the Assyrians. [In He- 
 rodotus. History, v. 1, 1860.] 426.13 
 
 Smith (G.) Ancient history from the monument. A to 
 
 the fall of Nineveh. 1876 1051.23 
 
 Vaux (W.S.W.) Nineveh, etc. Hist.sketch. 1850. 1042.07 
 
 See also N. Brit, rev., v. 52, 1870 (A. annals, B.C., 681-825.) 
 
 See also, m this class, Babylon ;— Medea ;— Nineveh ; — 
 
 Kurdistan. Also, In general alphabet, Cuneiform insorip- 
 
 tiuns. 
 
 Athens and Attica. 
 
 Boeckh (A.) Public economy of the Athenians. 426.18 
 Reviewed by Bancroft in his Hist, miscel., 1855 [2617.041 
 
 and by H. S. Legare. [In his Writings, v 1. [5047.07.] 
 Bulwer-Lytion ( Sir ML.) A., its rise and fall. 1841. 423.08 
 
 Reviewed by Alison in his MiBoel. essays. [2517.02.] 
 Dyer (T.) Ancient Athens: its history, topography, 
 
 and remains. 1873. . • 4^7 %$ 
 
 Eddy(D. O.) Walter in A. [Juvenile.] 1868. .' 1041.12 
 Freeman (.E. A.) The historians of Athens. [In Ms Hist, essays, 
 
 V. 2. 1873.] 2528 12 
 
 — The Athenian democracy. [In his Hist, essays,v.2. 1*873 ]J52812 
 Leake ( W. M.) Topogr. of Athens. 2 v. 1841. 1032 08 
 Monroe [J.) Comp. view of the gov. of the V. S. and of Athens 
 
 [In his People the sovereigns. 1867.] . . 5722 02 
 Newman [F. W.) Republics, especially Athens. [In his Miscel- 
 lanies, 1869.J . . 263fuu 
 
 bchomann (G. i.) Dissertation on the assemblies of 
 
 the Athenians. 1838 426 17 
 
 Stuart (J.) and Bevetl (N.) •Antiquities of Athens. 4 v 
 
 1762-1816 A.47.12 
 
 toT 8, Supplementary. By 0. B. Oockerell, 'etc. 
 
 1830 A.47.16 
 
 Wordsworth (C) Athens and Attica. 1869. . 992.19 
 Note. — The career of Athens is so identified with that of 
 Greece that readers are referred to the latter heading 
 for further entries, and to the Note accompanying. 
 
 Athos (Mount). 
 
 Bowen(G.F.) Mount Athos, etc. 1852. . .1032.15 
 
 Curzon (B.) Monasteries in the Levant. 1849 1052.08 
 
 Smith {W.) On Mount A. and its monasteries. [In Royal geogr. 
 
 soc. Journal, v. 7, 1837.] 903.10 
 
 Tozer [H. F.) Monks of Mount A. [In Gallon's Vacation tourists 
 
 1861.] 925.12 
 
 Atlantic City. 
 
 See Lipplncotf s mag., June, 1873 (A new Atlantis). 
 
 Austral-Asia. 
 
 Note.— Austral-Asia is used loosely to include Australia, 
 
 New Zealand, Polynesia, and the Malaysian archipelago,' 
 
 but is more properly restricted to Australia, as a whole, 
 
 and its dependencies. 
 
 Asiatic journal and register, v. 1-28. 1816-29. 8015.01 
 
 — — Same. N. s., v. 1-40, 1830-43 8016.01 
 
 Same. 3d s., v. 1-3, 1843-44 8017.08 
 
 See also Voyages and travels (Collections; — Voyages round 
 (he world) ; — Australia. 
 
 Australia. 
 Australian hand-book and almanac. 1872. . . 1066.07 
 Backhouse (J.) Visit to the colonies. 1843. . 1063.01 
 Baird(J.) Emigrant's guide to A. 1868-71. .1062.13 
 
 Beauvoir (L., comte de). Voyage, etc. 1870. v. 1 932,22 
 
 Bell (W. M.) Other countries, v. 1. 1872. . ..... 913.14 
 
 Bonwick (J.) Curious facts of old colonial days. 1062.08 
 Bush notes of a naturalist, [anon.] . . . .4624.06 
 
 Dampier ( Wm.) Account of New Holland, 1700. [Finkerton, v. 11.] 
 
 See also his name in general alphabet. 
 Davidson ( G.F.) Trade and travel in the far east. 1062.11 
 DUke (0. W.) Greater Britain, 1866-67. . . .1074.15 
 
 Eyre (R J.) Exped. into central A , 1840-41. 1063.02 
 Friend, of A. ; or plan for exploring the interior. By a 
 
 retired officer. 1830 1063.21 
 
 Grey (G.) Two exped. in N. W. and W. A. 1837-39. 
 
 Illus. 2 v. 1063.06 
 
 Bill (R. and F.) What we saw in A 1875. .1062.15 
 HowUl ( W, ) Boy's adventures in the wilds of A 1061.21 
 
 — Land, labor, and gold: 2 years in A. 1855. 1061.08 
 Hughes (W.) Australian colonies. 1853. [Trav. lib., 
 
 v. 13.] 5075.18 
 
 Jessop ( W. B. H.) Flinderslaud and Sturtland. 2 v. 
 
 1862 1062.01 
 
 King (P. P.) Survey of the intertropical and W. coasts 
 
 of Australia, 1818-22 1063.04 
 
 Leichliardt (L.) Overland exped. from Moreton Bay to 
 
 Port Essington. 1844-45 1063.08 
 
 Major (R. K, ed.) Early voyages to A [Halduyt soc, 
 
 18J9.] 10C6.01 
 
 Martin [F.) Statesman's year-book for 1876, elc. . . 6713.18 
 Martin (R. M.) Austral-Asia. 1839. . . .1061.07 
 Meredith [Mrs. L. A.) My home in Tasmania duriiig 
 
 nine years. 1853 1061.02 
 
 Milner (J.) and Brierly (0. W.) Cruise of H. M. S. Ga- 
 latea, 1867-68. 1869 1064.21 
 
 Mitchell (T. L.) Exped. into the interior of tropical A. 
 
 [1835-36.] 1848 1063.09 
 
 — Three exped. into the interior of eastern Anstr. 
 
 [1831-36.] 1063.10 
 
 Mossman (S.) Our Australian colonies. [1870.] 1061.23 
 Pearson (C. H.) Working of A. institution?. [In Essays on re- 
 forms. 1867.] 
 
 Pelsart [F.) *Voyage to A. 1628. [Pinkerton, v. 1.] . . .926.11 
 
 Shoberl (F.) World in miniature. 2 v 6631.01 
 
 Sidney (S.) The three colonies of A 1852. .1063.20 
 
 Stokes (J. L.) "Discoveries in A., 1837-43. . .1063.12 
 
 Slurt K C.) Exped. into central A, 1844-6 ; with notice 
 
 of South A. in 1847 1063. 14 
 
 — Two exped. into southern A, 182S-31. 2 v. 1063.16 
 Thomes (W. H.) Gold hunter's adventures. [Fiction.] 
 Train (G. F.) American merchant in A. 1857. 922.11 
 Vincent (F. V.,jr.) Through and through the tropics. 
 
 1876 1011.10 
 
 See also numerous papers in the Royal geogr. soo, of 
 London, viz :— v. 1, 1882 (Papers on Swau river colony, t>y 
 J. Barrow and others) ; v. 4, 1834 (Melville Island and Port 
 Essington. by major Campbell; ; v. 28, 1858 (Pbys. geogr. 
 of N. W. A., by J. S. Wilson) ; v. 28, 1858 (North A. explor. 
 exped., by A. O. Gregory) ; v. 31, 1861 (Lake Torrens, by I. 
 M'Douall Stuart) ; v. 32 (Explor. eve. fro™ Viotoiia to gnu 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
COUNTRIES : Austria to Belgium. 
 
 393 
 
 of Carpentaria ; Exped. to N. W. coasi jf A., by F. T. 
 Gregory)- v. 32, 33 (Diary by J. M'D. Stuart) : v. 33 (Exped. 
 to relieve Messrs. Burke and Wills) ; v. 35, 1865 (Exped. in 
 N W A by J. Martin) ; v. 36, 1865 (Exped. from Camden 
 Harbor 'to Gletely river) ; v. 36, 1866 (Marine survey of 
 Northern territory of So. A.) ; v. 38, 1868 (On the capabili- 
 ties of Somerset and Cape York Peninsula). AUo Interna- 
 tional rev 1874 (by B. Boake) ; Contemp. rev., v. 18, 1871 
 (bv It H Home) ; Oct., 1873 (by R. H. Home). Also, in 
 fiction Farjeon's Grif [191.39], and Joshua Marvel [191.41] : 
 W Howitfs Talleugetta [214.36] ; H. Kingsley's Geoffry 
 Hamlyn [222.02], and Hillyars and Burtons [222.03]: Keade's 
 It is never too late to mend [242.18]. Thorues' Bushrangers 
 [261.19J ; Trollope's Harry Heatboote of Gangoil [261.78]. 
 
 See also New Zealand ;— Queensland ;— Tasmania ,— 
 Victoria. 
 
 Austria. 
 
 Abbott (J. S. C.) Empire of Austria. 1859. . 544.01 
 Bcedeker (K.) Austria. Hand-book. 2d ed. 1871. 966.08 
 Barrow (J.) Tour through A. 1853. [T. L., v. 2.] 5075.07 
 Coxe ( W. ) History of the house of Austria, 1218-1792. 
 
 3v. 1847. 544.02 
 
 Same, cont'd to 1848 [by W. K. Kelly. With] 
 
 details of the late rev. by an officer of state. 544.05 
 Duff (H.B.G.) Austria, [in his Studies of European politics, 1866.] 
 Eden (L. 8.) My holyday in Austria. 1869. . .964.18 
 Hall (B.) Schloss Hainfeld ; or, a winter in Lower 
 
 Styria. 1836 965.13 
 
 KnMtJM.) Austria,— Vienna, Prague, Hungary, Bohe- 
 mia, etc. 1840 , 965.07 
 
 Laveleye (E. de). La Prusse et i'Autriche depuis Sado- 
 
 wa. 2v. 1870 544.18 
 
 Newman (F. W. ) Crimes of the House of A. 1852. 544.06 
 Paton (A. A.) The Goth and the Hun ; or, Transylva- 
 nia, Debreczin, l'esth, and Vienna, in 1850. 965.04 
 Russell {J.) Southern provinces of A. 1820-22. 964.2C 
 
 StUes (W. U.) A. in 1818-^9. 2v 546.07 
 
 Shoberl{F.) World in miniature. 2 v. . . . 6631.07 
 
 Thompson (M. P.) Austria. 1849 965.09 
 
 Trollope (F.) Vienna and the Austrians ; with journey 
 through Swabia, Bavaria, the Tyrol, and the 
 
 Salzbourg. 1838 966.17 
 
 Turribull (P. R) Austria. 2 v. 1840. . . . 966.10 
 
 v. 1." Narrative of travels. 2. Social and political. 
 Vehse (F.) Memoirs of the court, aristocracy, and 
 
 diplomacy of A. 2 v. 1856 546.12 
 
 Ward (A. W. ) House of A. in the 30 years' war. 544. 15 
 Wraxatt (N. W.) Memoirs of the court of Vienna, 
 
 1777-1779. 3ded. 2 v. 1806 546.17 
 
 See also, in this class, Vienna ;— Hungary ; — Transylva- 
 nia ; — Germany (Seven weeks' war ; — Thirty years' war); — 
 Tyrol ; — Seven years' war, 1756-63 ;— Bohemia ; — Cos- 
 tumes (p. 283) ;— Danube. 
 
 Auvergne. 
 Gtikie (A.) Geological notes on Auvergne. [In G-alton (F.) Vaca- 
 tion tourists, 1861.] 925.12 
 
 See also Fortnightly rev., Dec, 1874 (by T, E. C. Leslie). 
 
 Ava. See Burmah. 
 Azof Sea. 
 Seymour (B. D.) Russia on the Sea of A. 1855. 997.03 
 Azores. 
 
 Avezac (M. A. P. a"). lies d'Afrique. 1848 901.02 
 
 Bold {R) Description of the Azores. 1835. . 1154.02 
 Chaste (— de). Voyage, etc., 1683. [Pinkerton, v. l.J . . 926.01 
 Cumberland ((?. C„ earl of). *Voyage, etc., 1589. [Pinkerton, Voy- 
 ages, v. 1.] 926.01 
 
 Evesham (J.) Cruising voyage to the A., by Capt. Whiddou, 1586. 
 
 [In Kerr. Voyages, v. 7, 1824.] 914.14 
 
 Senriqu.es (M. B. de F. ) Trip to the A. 1867. 1151.10 
 
 Hunt (0.) Description of the islands of St. Mary and St. Michael. 
 
 [In Royal geogr. boc, Journal, v. 15, 1845.] . . . 903.18 
 
 Baalbec. 
 
 Hogg {John). Supposed Scriptural names. [In Eoyal soc. of lit. 
 Trans., V. 7, 1863.] 6066.15 
 
 Wood (R) *Ruins of Palmyra and Balbec.l828.A.47.16 
 See also Eraser's mag., v. 63, 1861 (by F. P. Cobbe). 
 
 Babylon and Babylonia. 
 
 Drummond (Sir W.) Origin of the B. empire. [In Ms Origines, 
 
 v. 1,1824.] 425.26 
 
 Hoefer(T.) Chaldee, Babylonie, efc. 1852. . 901.19 
 Keary (A.) The nations around [Palestine]. 1870. . . . 423.17 
 layard (A. H.) Ruins of Nineveh and B. 1853. 1054.10 
 lenormant (F.) and Chevallier (R) Student's manual of 
 
 oriental history, v. 1, 1859 423.14 
 
 Maurice (T.) Observ. on the ruins of B., as described 
 
 byC. J. Rich. 1816 1014.14 
 
 Myers (P. V. N.) Remains of lost empires. 1875. . . .1045.14 
 
 Newman(J.P.) Thrones and palaces of B. 1876. 1045.17 
 
 Niebuhr (B. G.) Ancient history, v. 1, 18fi.J 425.10 
 
 Bawlinson (67.) Five great monarchies, v.2. 1864. 425.16 
 
 — Hist, of later Babylonia. (In his Herodotus, v. 1, 1859.] 426.13 
 
 — Topography of Babylon. [In his Herodotus. w . 2, 1859.] 426.14 
 Bawlinson (H. C.) Early history of Babylonia. [In Herodotus. 
 
 v. 1, 1859.] 42G.13 
 
 — On the religion of the Babylonians. [In Herodotus, v. 1, 1859.] 
 Renncll(J.) Remarks on topogr. of B. 1839. 1044.13 
 Rich (C. J.) Journey to the site of B., in 1811. 1041.13 
 
 See also Assyria : — Ohaldaea ; — Mesopotamia. 
 
 Baden-Baden. 
 
 Ouhwt(K) A summer at B. 1876 9G7.14 
 
 blahl(P. J.) DeParisaB 7037.07 
 
 See also Galaxy, July, 1866 (by C. Bristed) ; London sec, 
 Nov., 1861 ; Bradshaw'B hand-book to Belgium and the 
 Ehine ; and Murray's baud -book for the Continent. 
 
 Bagdad. 
 
 Rich (C. J.) Narrative, efc., v. 2, 1836 1044.22 
 
 Wdsled (J. R) Travels to the city of the caliphs, v. 1. 
 
 1840.' 1014.04 
 
 Bahama Islands. 
 Bacot (J. T. W.) The Bahamas : a sketch. 1869. 1166.15 
 Towusend (P. S.) Memoir on the topography, weather, 
 
 and diseases of the B. I. 1826 1166.22 
 
 Balkan Mountains. 
 Keppell (0. T.J Journey across the B., in 1829. 2 v. 
 
 1831 1024.09 
 
 Balearic Islands. 
 
 Lacroix(E) Bes Baleares. 1847 901.26 
 
 Ballston, N. Y. 
 Stone (W. L.) Reminiscences of B. 1875. . 621.20 
 
 Baltic Sea. 
 Rastlake (Lady 0. L.) Letters from the shores of the 
 
 B. \anon.-] 996-06 
 
 Macgrejor (J.) Rob Boy on the Baltic. 1867. 942.17 
 Milner (T.) The Baltic : its gates, shores, and cities. 
 
 1854. 992.26 
 
 Barbadoes, or Barbados. 
 
 Pinckard (<?.) West Indies, v. 2. 1806. . .1166.12 
 Roberts (67.) Voyage to Barbadoes. [In Green. Voyages, v. l,p.599. 
 
 1745.] 935 - 09 
 
 Schomburgk (Sir R if.) History of Barbadoes, geo- 
 graphical, statistical, historical. 1848. . 556.14 
 Barbary. 
 Addison (L.) *Account of West B , 1671. [Pinkerton, V. 15.1 926.15 
 Chateaubriand (F. E. , vicomte de). Travels in, 1806 and 
 1807. From the French, by F. Shoberl. 1045.06 
 Hodgson ( W. B. 1 Remarks on the B. regencies. [In N. X .hist. 
 
 soo. Proceedings, 184J»] ... • • cl ™ 
 
 Russell (M.) History and present condition ot the 
 
 B. States. Edin., 1835 }°81.05 
 
 Barno. New York, 1852 1081.0b 
 
 8ala(G.A.) Trip to Barbary. 1866. . . . 10831 7 
 Shaw(T.) Travels in B, etc., in 1727. . . -108403 
 
 Same. (In *Pinkerton, v. 15.] . . . . ■ ■ • • . a ' !t> ' 10 
 
 See Atlantic monthly, v. 6, 1860 (TJ. S. and Barbary). 
 See also Algeria ;— Morocco ;— Tripoli ;— Tunis. 
 Bashan. 
 Freshfield (D. W.) Travels in central Caucasus and B. 
 
 1869 °9b. li 
 
 Graham (cl 6.) Ancient B. (In Cambridge essays, 1858.] 2517.16 
 
 Porter (J. L.) Giant cities of Bashan. 18bb. lOOoMtf 
 
 Battles. See Battles, p. 07. 
 
 Bavaria. 
 
 Barrow (J.) Tour in B 1840. _. . ... . 981.23 
 
 Boner ( C. ) Chamois hunting m B. 1850. . 4615. 1 1 
 Inglis (E.D.) The Tyrol, with a glance at B. 2 v. 
 
 -| oo'j Joo.Ute 
 
 See also general 'works on Germany ; and the clever nov- 
 els of the baroness Tautpliceus, which afford sketches of 
 scenery and social life. 
 
 Bedford, (Mass.) 
 
 Shattuck (L.) History of B. 1835 611.29 
 
 Behring's Sea. 
 Findlay (A. &.) Directory for Behring's sea. 1869. 1145.05 
 
 Belgium. 
 Anihon(CR) Pilgrimage to ^Treves ; the valley of the 
 Meuse and forest of Ardennes, m 1844. . 9fa4.0b 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order." giving the AU l'HOB'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBEB. 
 
294 
 
 COUNTRIES : Belgium*? Boston. 
 
 Hatty (S.\ Family tour. [In Waldle library, v. 1] . . 6078.15 
 Baedeker (K.) Belgium. Handbook. 1871. . 961.27 
 
 Black (O.B.) Guide to B. 1873 961.30 
 
 Chambers (Wm.) Tour in B. 1838. . . .5814.18 
 
 Duff (M. E.G.) European politics. 1866 6727.13 
 
 Gordon (P. L.) B. and Holland, with sketch of the rev. 
 
 in 1830. 2 v. 1834 535.01 
 
 Legare (H. S.) Diary of Brussels, and journal of the Elms, [In 
 
 his Writings, v. 1, 1846.] 6047.06 
 
 Murray (J.) Hand-book for the Continent, part 1. 
 
 1873. 946.04 
 
 Scott (J. R.) Family guide to Brussels. 1871. 964.24 
 .Stephens (F &.) Flemish relics : architectural, legend- 
 ary, and pictorial, as connected with public build- 
 ings. 1866 966.06 
 
 VanHasselt(A.) Belgique, etc. 1844. [Univers.] 901.16 
 See also Netherlands (including Holland) ;— Waterloo. 
 Also, in Biography, lives of Alva, Charles V., Leopold I., 
 Philip II. Also Eraser's mag., v. 48, 1863 ; v. 62, 1865 (2 
 art.) ; v. 65, 1857 ; v. 68, 1863 ; v. 73, 1866 ; v. 76, 1867 ; 
 Quar. rev., v. 112, 1862. 
 
 Beloochistan. 
 
 Dubeux(L.) and Valmont (V.) Beloutchistan, etc. 903.01 
 Set also Blackwood, v. 82, 1857 (Belochee traits). 
 
 Benares. 
 
 Sherring (M A.) Sacred city of the Hindus. 1868. 1016.16 
 Bengal. 
 
 Hunter (W. W.) Annals of rural Bengal. 1868. 1013.21 
 
 See also Assam ; — Benares : — India. 
 
 Bergen, (K J.) 
 
 Taylor (B. C.) Annals of the Classis of Bergen, of the 
 
 Keformed Dutch church, etc. , including the civil 
 
 history of tie ancient township of B. 1857. 621.11 
 
 Berlin. 
 
 Lander ($. W.) Spectacles for young eyes, v. 6. [Ju- 
 venile.] 222.90 
 
 See also Europe for the hand-books of Bradshaw. 
 Bsedeker, Murray, etc. 
 
 Bermudas. 
 
 Jones (J. M.) Naturalist in. 1859 4814.02 
 
 Jourdan (S.) Discov. of the B. [In Hakluyt. Voyages, v. 5, 1812.] 
 
 Piaine description of the B., 1609. [In Force's tracts, v. 3.J 577.10 
 
 Smith (Capt.J.) *Hist. of the Summer isles, 1624. [Pinkerton.v.13.] 
 
 See also Dublin rev., Jan., 1875 ; Good words, Feb., 1874. 
 
 Beverly, (Mass.) 
 Stone (E. M.) History of Beverly, 1630-1842. . 601.05 
 
 Biarritz. 
 Bennet (J. H.) Winter and spring on the shores of the 
 
 Mediterranean. 1870 981.09 
 
 Black Sea. 
 Arnold (B. A.) From the Levant, the Black sea, etc. 
 
 2 v. 1868 992.15 
 
 Arrianus. Periplus Pontl Euxini. [In Miiller. Geogr. Gr. min 
 
 v. 1, 1856.] 7765.03 
 
 Oliphanl (Z.) Russian shores of the Black sea in 1852. 
 Rennell (/.) Comparative geogr. of Western Asia. v. 2. . 1043.19 
 Seymour (K D.) Russia on the Biacksea. 1855. 997.03 
 Spencer (E) Turkey, Russia, Black sea, etc. 1835. 992.14 
 See. also Armenia ; —Asia Minor ;— Crimea ;— Russia •— 
 Turkey. 
 
 Bogota. See Mew Granada. 
 
 Bohemia. 
 
 Eden (L. 8.) A lady's glimpse of the late war in B 
 
 „ 1867 965 . 17 
 
 Gleig(Q.R) Bohemia in 1837. 1839. . . 966 12 
 
 History of B., to 1627. [In Universal hist., v. 42.] . . .407 03 
 
 LeBas(P.) Hist, et descript. deB. [/nEtats d'Allemagne.j 90106 
 
 See also in Biography, lives of Elizabeth of Bohemia 
 
 Also Reformation, p. 99 ; Nat. qu. rev., v. 24, 1872 ■ Westm' 
 
 rev., v. 79, 1863. 
 
 Bokhara. 
 
 Barnes (A.) Travels into B., 1831-33. 3 v. .1014.17 
 
 Same. [In Waldie library, v. 5.1 ... 5078 19 
 
 jCTjKiMon {A.) "Voyages and travels, 1557. [Pinkerton'v. 9.1 U2609 
 
 Vambtry (A.) History of B. 1873 102123 
 
 Wolff {J.) Travels and adventures. 2 v. 1860. . . . 1044 08 
 See also Asia (Central), p. 291 ;— Oxue. 
 
 Bordeaux. 
 
 Cocks (C.) Bordeaux : its wines, etc. 1846. .6133.11 
 
 Borneo. 
 Beeckman(D.) *Voyage to B., 1714. [Finkerton, v. 11.] . 926.11 
 
 Boyle (F.) Adventures among the B-yaks of Borneo 
 1865 1064.10 
 
 Brooke (Sir J., rajah of Sarawak). Private letters from 
 1838 to [1853.] '3 v 3024.01 
 
 Crawfurd (J.) Sketch of geogr. of B. [In Royal geogr. soo, Jour 
 nal, V. 23, 1«3.) 903.28 
 
 Greenwood (J.) Adventures of Keuben Davidger among 
 the Dyaks of B. 1865 211.53 
 
 Keppel (H. ) Exped. to B. for the suppression of piracy 
 1846 1061.20 
 
 St. John (S.) Life in the forests of the far east ; travels 
 in northern B. 2 v. 1863 1064.11 
 
 — On the N. W. coast of B. [In Roy. geogr. soc. Journal, v. 32.1 
 
 Bosporus. 
 Murray (J. ) Hand-book for travellers in the Bosphorus. 
 
 1871 1033.10 
 
 See also Constantinople ; — Black sea. 
 
 Boston (City of). 
 List of persons, copartnerships, and corporations taxed 
 
 on $6,000 and upwards, in 1854. B., 1858. 8°. 
 ■ Same. Taxed on $10,000 and upwards in 1857. 
 
 Boston, 1858. 8° 601.23 
 
 Same. Taxed on $20,000 and upwards in 1864. 
 
 Boston, 18U4. 8° 601.23 
 
 Memorial of Abraham Lincoln. Bost., 1865. 8°. 3113.08 
 Memorial of Edward Everett. Bost., 1865. 1.8°. 3058.11 
 Memorial of Joshua Bates. Boston, 1865. 1.8°. 3016.02 
 Memorial of the inauguration of Franklin. Boston, 
 
 1857. 8° 3068.02 
 
 Municipal register, 1869-70, 74. B., 1869-74. 8°. 6723.18 
 Proceedings, April 17, 1865 ; on the occasion of the 
 
 death of Abraham Lincoln. B., 1865. 8°. 3113.06 
 
 Railroad jubilee, Sept., 17-19, 1851. B.,1852. 8°. 3925.21 
 
 Report of commissioners appointed to investigate the 
 
 cause and management of the great fire. Boston, 
 
 1873. 8°. 601.23 
 
 Report on the subject of gas. B., 1867. 8°. . 3924.14 
 Description, History, and Resources. 
 
 Abbott (J.) Marco Paul in Boston 111.15 
 
 Bigelow (J.) Plants of B. and its environs. 1814. 4915.02 
 Boston Board of trade. lst-21st annual report. Boston, 
 
 1855-75. 8°. 592402 
 
 Bowen (A.) Picture of B. Affixed the annals of B. 
 
 3ded. 1838 611.04 
 
 Bridgman (T.) Memorials of the dead : Copp's hill 
 
 burying ground. 1852 611.18 
 
 — Pilgrims of B. and their descendants. 1856. 611.17 
 Chandler (C.) History of the 2d church, or Old North. 
 
 1852 3457.10 
 
 Clapp ( W. W.,jr.) A record of the Boston stage, [to 
 
 1852] 1714.16 
 
 Drake (S. .4.1 Old landmarks and historic personages 
 
 of Boston. 1873 60101 
 
 Drake (S. G.) History and antiquities of B., to 1770. 
 
 1856 596.01 
 
 Frothingham (B.) Hist, of the siege of B. 1851. 584.03 
 Lander (S. W.) Spectacles for young eyes, v. 1. 222.85 
 Loring (J. S.) The hundred Boston orators, from 1770. 
 
 1852 3246.13 
 
 Same. 4th ed. 1855, 3246.14 
 
 Orations, delivered at the request of the inhabitants of 
 
 the town of Boston, to commemorate the evening 
 
 of the fifth of March, 1770. 2d ed. Boston, 
 
 1807. 8° 611.21 
 
 PulsifertD.) Guide to B. and vicinity. 1867. 1121.11 
 Quincy (J.) Municipal history of B. , 1630 to 1830. 611.01 
 Shurileff (N. B.) Topogr. and hist, description of B. 
 
 1871 596.05 
 
 Sketches of B. [anon.} 1851 1121-12 
 
 Sumner (W.H.) History of East B. [1630 to 1858.] 611.02 
 Trails of the tea party ; memoir of Or. R. T. Hewes. 
 
 New York, 1835. 16" 3082.05 
 
 Trial of the British soldiers for the murder of Crispus 
 
 Attucks. etc., March 5, 1870. B., 1824. 12°. 581.06 
 Directories and Almanacs. 
 Boston almanac, v. 4-40. 1839-75. B., [n.A] 18°. 6752.04 
 Boston directory, v. 43-71. 1847-75. 8°. . . • 6757.01 
 
 Libraries. 
 Boston AthenoBum. Library catalogue. 1807-1871. IjKjt 
 
 1-. Boston, 1874 -.8°. 2736.24 
 
 In asking for books, use the ■■ Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER 
 
COUNTRIES : Boston to Brittany 
 
 295 
 
 Boston public library. lst-23d annual report. Boston, 
 1K51-75. 8° 27315.15 
 
 — Bulletins, v. 1-2. No. 1 to 35. Oct., 1857— Oct., 1875. 
 
 Boston, 1871-75. 1. 8° 2736.11 
 
 Chronological index to historical notion ; including 
 
 prose fiction, plays, and poems. 2d ed. Boston, 
 
 1875. 1. 8° 2736.13 
 
 Index to the catalogue of books in the Bates hall. 
 
 Boston, 1861. 1. 8°. 2716.01 
 
 First supplement. Boston, 1866. 1.8°. . 2716.02 
 
 Index to the catalogue of [books] in the lower hall. 
 
 Boston, 1858. 1. 8° 2716.18 
 
 — Lower hall. Catalogue of books in the classes of 
 
 history, biography, and travel, with notes for 
 readers under subject references. 2d or consoli- 
 dated edition. Boston, 1873. 1. 8°. . . 2-716.19 
 Class list English prose fiction, including ju- 
 venile fiction. 5th ed. [Boston, 1871.] 1. 8°. 2736.17 
 Poetry, Drama, [Rhetoric, Elocution]. Col- 
 lections, Periodicals, and miscellaneous works. 
 
 [Boston,] 1870. 1. 8° 2736.17 
 
 Arts and sciences. 2d ed. [B.1871.] 1.8°. 2736.17 
 
 Finding list for French, German, and Italian 
 
 books. [Boston, 1867.] 1.8° 2736.17 
 
 Foreign languages. 2d ed. [B. , 1876. 1. 8°. 2736. 18 
 
 History, politics, etc. B., [1867.] 8°. 2736.17 
 
 Sciences, arts, and professions (theology, 
 
 medicine, law). [Boston, 1867.] 8°. . . 2736.17 
 
 — Hand-book for readers, with regulations. 3d ed. , 
 
 June, 1875. Boston, 1875. 32° 
 
 — Periodicals currently received, and works of refer- 
 
 ence in the reading room and at the desk in Bates 
 
 hall. [Boston, 1870.] 1. 8 3 2736.17 
 
 Same. 2d ed. April, 1873. [B., 1873.] 8°. 2736.17 
 
 — Points to be considered in cataloguing, revising, and 
 
 proofreading. [Boston, 1870.] 1.8°. .2736.17 
 
 — Presentation of a bust and portrait of Joshua Bates, 
 
 by his daughtei, Mrs. Elizabeth Van de Weyer. 
 Boston, 1866. L 8° 
 
 — The Prince library. Catalogue of the books and 
 
 manuscripts [of] T. Prince. B., 1870. L 8°. 2736.19 
 
 — Proceedings at the dedication of the building. Bos- 
 
 ton, 1858. 8°. 2715.01 
 
 — Tosti engravings. Boston; 1873. 1. 8°. . . 2736.20 
 General theological library. lst-12th annual report. 
 
 Boston, 1863-74. 8° 
 
 Mercantile library association. Catalogue of the library. 
 [Compiled by W. F. Poole.] B., 1854. 8°. 2716.25 
 
 — Index to the catalogue of books. Compiled by C. W. 
 
 Baker. Boston, lb69. 1. 8°. 2716.20 
 
 Social law library. Catalogue. 3d ed. Boston, 1865. 
 
 8° 271414 
 
 Public Schools. 
 School committee. Annual report, 1857-75. 19 v. Boston, 
 
 1858-74. 1.8°. 5525.11 
 
 Superintendent of public schools. [Various reps.] 5525. — 
 Wightman {J. M.) Annals of the Primary school com- 
 mittee, 1818-55. Boston, 1860. 8°. . . 5525.01 
 Note. — A survey of the literature of the history of Boston 
 is given in the Boston Public library Catalogue of history, 
 etc., p. 32 [2716.19] ; and Bulletin for July, 1875 [2736.12]. 
 Bourbon {Isle of). See Reunion. 
 Brandenburg {House of). See Prussia. 
 Brazil 
 Adalbert (H. W., prince of Prussia). Travels in B. 2 v. 
 
 1849 1166.06 
 
 Agassiz (L. J. B. and E. C.) Journey in B. . 1161.01 
 Armilage(J.) History of B., 1808-1831. 2v.ini. 555.20 
 Brockwell (0.) History of Brazil. [ With his History of 
 
 Portugal, etc. 1726.] 552.16 
 
 Burton (B. F.) Explor. of highlands of B. 1869. 1164.18 
 Chandless [W.) Notes on the rivers Arinos, Juruena, and Tapa- 
 jos. [In Royal geogr. soc. Journal, v. 32, 1862] ; — Ascent of 
 the river PuruB. [In v. 36-, 1866] ;— Notes on the river 
 Aguiry. [In v. 361 : — Notes on the river Jurua [In v. 39, 
 1869.] 903.35 
 
 Codman (J.) Ten months in Brazil ; with notes on the 
 Paraguayan war. 1870 1163.23 
 
 Cocilirane (T., earl of Dundonald). Services in the libera- 
 tion of B. 2v. 1859 1164.07 
 
 Oonder (J.) Modern traveller, v. 29-30, 1830. . 911.29 
 
 Denis {F) Bresil. 1837. [Univers.] . . . 901.17 
 
 Embank (T.) Life in Brazil. 1856 1166.05 
 
 Fletcher {J. ) mid Kidder (D. P. ) Brazil and Brazilians. 
 
 6th ed. 1866 1164.16 
 
 Gardner (G.) TravelB in B., 1836-41 1166.08 
 
 Gould (J. W.) Voyage from New York to Bio 'de 
 
 Janeiro. 1839 1166.21 
 
 Uadfield (W.) Brazil, etc. 1854 11 04-! 13 
 
 Hakluyt (R.) Voyages, etc., v. 4, 1811. (Voyages to B.) . 91(5.18 
 Hartt (0. F.) Thayer expedition : geology and physical 
 
 geography of B. 1870 1166.02 
 
 — Geology of Brazil. [in Amer. geogr. soc. Journal, v. 2, pt. 2. 
 ^ 1870.] #05.09 
 
 Kennedy A. J.) La Plata, Brazil, etc., during the pres- 
 ent war. 1869 1164.21 
 
 Kosler (H.) Travels in Brazil. 2ded. 2 v. 1817. 1166.09 
 Macedo (J. M. de). Chorography of B. 1873. 1166.26 
 Marlins (C\ F. P. von). On the aboriginal inhabitants of B. [In 
 
 Royal geogr. soc Journal, v. 2, 1832.J 903 05 
 
 Mathiaon (G. F.) Visit to Brazil. 1825. . .1164.11 
 
 Maximilian I., emperor of Mexico. Recollections of my life, v. 3. 
 
 1868 933.03 
 
 Mulhall (M. G.) Rio Grande do Sul and its German 
 colonies. 1873 1163.25 
 
 Nieuhoff (J.) Voyages and travels in B., 1640. [In Pinkerton, 
 V. 14.] 926.14 
 
 Scully y W.) B., its provinces and cities. 1872. 1163.24 
 Slade, (if.) Captivity, 1547-55, among the wild tribes of 
 
 eastern B. [Hakluyt soc. ] 1166.24 
 
 Souihey (R.) History of Brazil. 3 v. 1810-19. 558.01 
 
 Stewart ( G. S.) Brazil and La Plata. 1856. . .1164.12 
 
 Wilberforce (E.) B. through a naval glass. Iis56. 5075.16 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., n. s., v. 5, 1872 (Winter in B.); 
 
 Nat. qu. rev., v. 8, 1861 ; N. A. rev., v. 85, 1857 ; N. Biit. 
 
 rev., v. 28, 1858 ; Qn. rev. v. 108, 1860. Also Amazon river, 
 
 p. 288 ;'— America (South), p. 289, for Marcoy, etc. 
 
 British Columbia. 
 
 Lennard ( G. E. B. ) Travels in B. C. , with a yacht voy- 
 age round Vancouver's island. 1862. . . 1153.23 
 
 Lord {J. K.) The naturalist in B. 0. 1866. .1153.19 
 
 Macfie (M.) B. C. History, resources, and prospects. 
 1865 1153.12 
 
 Martin (R. M.) Hudson's Bay territories and Vancou- 
 ver's island. 1819 1154.01 
 
 Mayne(B. G.) Four yaars in B. C. 1862. . .1153.17 
 
 Milton ( Viscount). History of the San Juan water boun- 
 dary question betw. Gr. Britaia and theU.S.,18S9. 
 
 Palmer (H. S.) Geography and natural capabilities of B. G. and 
 its gold fields. [In Royal geogr. soc. Journal, v. 34, 1864.] 
 
 Waddington [A .) On tbe geogr. and mountain passes of B. C. 
 [In Royal geogr. soc. Journal, v. 38, 1868.] . . . 904.02 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 58, 1858; N. Br. rev., v. 35, 1861. 
 Also America (British) ; — Canada ; — Vancouver's Island. 
 
 Britons. 
 
 Barry (K) Csesar and the Britons. 1831. . . 466.24 
 Belham ( W. )_ The Gael and the Cymbri ; an inquiry 
 
 into the history of the Britons, etc. 1834. 466.16 
 Britannia after the Romans, [anon.] 1836. . 488.09 
 Giles (J. A.) History of the ancient Britons. 2 v. 
 
 1847 454.01 
 
 — Six old English chronicles. 184s. . . . 471.04 
 
 Contents : Ethelwerd. Asser's Alfred. Geoffrey of Mon- 
 mouth. Gildas. Nennius. Richard of Cirencester. 
 Nicholas ( T. ) The pedigiee of the English people. 2d 
 
 ed. 1868 466.26 
 
 Pike(L.O.) The English and their origin. 1866. 466.25 
 
 Thackeray (F.) Eccl. and political state of anc. Britain 
 
 under the Boman emperors. 2 v. 1843. 3446.06 
 
 Wright (T.) The Celt, the Roman, and the Saxon. 
 
 1852 452.02 
 
 See also Celts ;— Cornwall ;— England [Antiquities;— 
 History : early chapters of general narratives) ; — Wales. 
 Brittany. 
 Black (G. B.) Guide to Normandy and Brittany. 2ded. 
 
 1874. 961.08- 
 
 Church IB. W.) Brittany. [In his Essays, etc., 1854.] . . 
 
 Hope {I.) B. and the Bible. 1852 5075.12 
 
 Jerrold (W- B.) On the Boulevards, with trips to B. 
 
 2 v. 1867 962.20 
 
 Musqrave(G.) A ramble into B. 1870. . . 906.22 
 
 Price [T.) Tour through B., in 1829. [In his Remains, v. 1.] 5063.22 
 Souvestre (R) Popular legends of B., 1864. . 253.50 
 Trollope (T. A.) A summer in B. 1840. . . 963.02 
 See also Brit. guar, rev., Oct., 1870 (Traces of affinity be- 
 tween the Bretons and the Cornish); Catholic world, Dec, 
 
 In asking for books, use the '• Book Orders," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
296 
 
 COUNTRIES: Brookline to Brooklyn 
 
 1858; June, 1870; May, July, 1873 (People and poems of B.); 
 Gentleman's mag., May, 1885 (Popular poetry of B., by J. 
 Brent, jr.) 
 See also France. 
 
 Brookline {City of). 
 
 Public library Catalogue. Cambridge (Mass. ) 8°. 2735.15 
 Brooklyn (City of). 
 
 Dikenian (John). Brooklyn compendium, showing the 
 opening, closing, and alterations in the lines of 
 the various streets, etc. , from 1819. With data re- 
 lative to grants of land under water, ferry rights, 
 eta. Brooklyn, 1870 5636.01 
 
 Caws of the State of New York affecting the city of B., 
 and county of Kings. Brooklyn, 1869. 8°. 5636.02 
 
 Manual of the common council. 1856-7—71. Brook- 
 lyn, 1856-71. 12° and 8° 6724.01 
 
 if oic— Vols, from 1859 to 1861, and from 1868 to 1871 were 
 compiled by W. G. Bishop ; those from 1863 to 1867, by 
 Henry McClosky. The manual for 1870, nob issued as a 
 separate volume, was appended to Dikeman's Brooklyn 
 compendium. 
 
 Ordinances of the city of Brooklyn. Compiled by H. C. 
 Cady. Brooklyn, 1850. 8° 5636.03 
 
 Registry of voters. [Brooklyn], 1872-73. 8°. . 1133.02 
 
 Board of Aldermen. Proceedings, 1854-75. 70 vols. 
 Brooklyn, 1851-75. 8° tt.o. 
 
 Collector of taxes and assessments. Eeport for 1867. 
 Brooklyn, 1867. 8° 
 
 Commissioner of repairs and supplies. Annual statement 
 for 1859. Brooklyn, 1860. 8°. . . . . 
 
 Comptroller of receipts and expenditures. Eeport, 1868-75. 
 Brooklyn, 1869-76. 8° 
 
 — Beport giving a general view of the financial opera- 
 
 tions of the city, 1841-50. By P. Bergen. Brooklyn, 
 
 1850. 8° 
 
 Health department. Ordinances relating to the public 
 health. Brooklyn, 1870. 8° 
 
 — Annual report of the health officer for 1860. Brook- 
 
 lyn, 1861. 8°. 
 
 New York [East river] bridge company. Reports, 1870-75. 
 Brooklyn, 1870-75. 8°. 3943.02 
 
 — Roebling ( W. A. ) Pneumatic tower foundations of 
 
 the East Eiver suspension bridge. New York, 
 
 1872. 8° 3943.01 
 
 Park commission. Act establishing the Prospect Park. 
 
 [Passed, I860.] New York, 1860. 8°. . 6125.16 
 
 — Act passed May 2, 1861. 8°. 6125.16 
 
 — Annual reports, 1861-73. Kepr. with such acts of 
 
 the legislature as relate to the parks. Brooklyn, 
 
 1873. 8°. : . . . 6125.17 
 
 Police department. Annual reports. 1870-74. Brooklyn 
 
 1871-74. 8°. 
 
 Public schools. Board of education. Eeport for 1853. 
 Brooklyn, 1854. 8°. 
 
 — Sup't of public schools. Annual report. B., 1853. 8°. 
 
 — City sup't of public schools. lst-20th annual report 
 
 1857-74. Brooklyn, 1858-75. 8°. ... 3913.06 
 
 Water and cily works. Eeport on supplying with water, 
 
 by W. J. Mc Alpine. Brooklyn, 1852. 8°. 3943 11 
 
 — Annual report, 1860-75. 8°. B„ 1861-76. . 3913.06 
 
 — Act to supply the city of B. with water. Brooklyn 
 
 1853 8° 3943-1 { 
 
 — Eeport of the water committee made to the com- 
 
 mon council, March 13th, 1854. With the report 
 of Gen. Ward B. Burnett. B., 1854. 8°. 3943.12 
 Examination of the report of the water com- 
 mittee. With a new plan of supplying the city 
 with water. By one of the people. New York 
 
 I* 854 ' if" • • • ■ • 3943.12 
 
 — Documents and plans submitted by the water com- 
 
 mittee to the common council. B.,1854. i°. 3943 12 
 
 — Communication from the board of water commis- 
 
 sioners to the common council. B., 1858.8°. 3943 12 
 
 — Eeport by an examining board of hydraulic engi- 
 
 neers to the water commissioners, Dec. 9 1858 
 Brooklyn, 1858. 8° 3943 12 ' 
 
 — Laws of the Brooklyn water and sewerage works 
 
 Brooklyn, 1859. 8°. 3943 g 
 
 — Reports by mechanical engineers, in 1857 and 1859 
 
 upon pumping engines. N. Y, 1860. 8°. 3943.12 
 
 — Report on the district supplying water, by T. Wes- 
 
 ton. With a communication in relation to the 
 same, by J. P. Kirkwood, and an analysis of the 
 water, by A. K. Eaton. B., 1861. 8°. . 3943.12 
 
 — Brooklyn water works and sewers : memoir pre- 
 
 pared [by James P. Kirkwood] and printed by 
 order of the board. New York, 1867. 4°. 3927.35 
 Descriptive and Historical Works. 
 Bailey (J. T.) Historical sketch of B. and the sur- 
 rounding neighborhood. 1840 621.08 
 
 Brooklyn city and Kings county record. Compiled by 
 
 W. H. Smith. Brooklyn, 1855. 12°. . 672400 
 
 Cammann (H. J.) and Camp (H. N.) The charities of B 
 
 1«68 5828.02 
 
 Cily of Brooklyn. [Compiled by F. W. Ballard.] With 
 
 map. New York, 1871. 16° 1111.25 
 
 Drowne (T. 8.) Commemorative discourse on the com- 
 pletion of the tower and spire of the church of the 
 
 Holy Trinity. 1868 3456.10 
 
 Meld (T. W.) Historic and antiquarian scenes in B. 
 
 and its vicinity. 1868 596.03 
 
 Fish {F. O.) St. Ann's church, from 1784 to 1845. 61&04 
 Fwrman ((?.) Notes relating to the town of B. 626.05 
 History of the Brooklyn and Long Island fair, Feb 22 
 
 Brooklyn, 1864. 4° 613.03 
 
 Lomas (J.) and Peace (A. S.) Wealthy men and women 
 
 of Brooklyn. 1817 613.09 
 
 Patten (J. A.) Lives of the clergy of B. ; also a history 
 
 of each congregation. 1874 3458.04 
 
 Stiles (H. B.) History of the city of Brooklyn, includ- 
 ing the old town and village of Brooklyn, the town 
 of Bushwick, and the village and city of Williams- 
 burgh. 3v. 1867-69 613.10 
 
 Strong Place Baptist Church. Brief history, with declara- 
 tion of faith, etc. 1857 3456.09 
 
 See also, in this class, Long Island. 
 Directories. 
 Brooklyn business directory. By G. E. Whitten, B., 
 
 1867. 18°. 6754.01 
 
 Brooklyn directory, 1839-40—75-6. Brooklyn, 1839—75. 
 
 12°. and 8°. 6732.01 
 
 Note.— The set lacks all volumes prior to 183940, and 
 also the volumes for 184C-41, 43-44, 46-47. The work was 
 publ. for 1839-40, by H. L. Ogden ; 1841-42, by J. B. & J. K. 
 Webb & W. i. Hearue ; 1843-44 by T. Leslie & H. B. & W. 
 J. Hearne ; 1844-45 by H. E. & W. J. Hearne & E. Van Noa- 
 tiand ; 1845-46 by H. B. & W. J. Hearne ; 1846-47 by W. J. 
 Hearne & E. Van Nostraud ; 1847-48 by Hearne & Webb ; 
 1848-49—53-54 by H. B. & "W. J. Hearne, and a rival volume 
 for 1847-48 by Teale is Spoouer ; 1854-55—66-57 by W. H. 
 Smith ; 1857-68—76-76 by J. Lain. 
 Brooklyn street and avenue directory. Brooklyn, 1871. 
 
 16° 6733.05 
 
 Libraries. 
 Brooklyn athenceum and reading room. lst-2d annual 
 report. Brooklyn, 1854-58. 8°. ... 2721.02 
 
 — Catalogue of the library. N. Y., 1853. 8°. . 2721.02 
 Long Island historical society. lst-5th annual report. 
 
 Brooklyn, 1864-68. 8° 2721.03 
 
 — By-laws and certificate of incorporation. Brooklyn, 
 
 1863. 8°. 2721.03 
 
 — List of members and by-laws. B., 1875. 8°. 2721.03 
 Mercantile library association of the city of B. lst-18th 
 
 annual report Brooklyn, 1859-76. 8°. 2711.07 
 
 — Alphabetical list of works of fiction. Brooklyn, 
 
 1870. 8°. 2716.27 
 
 — lst-8th Bulletin and Book list, 2 L Brooklyn, 1859-65. 
 
 8°. and 4° 2716.26 
 
 — Bulletin of new books. Nos. 1-9. Brooklyn, 18C9-75. 
 
 8° 2721.04 
 
 — By-laws of the board of directors. Adopted 24th 
 
 April, 1866. 2 1. Brooklyn, 1866. 4°. . 2721.04 
 
 — Catalogue. Brooklyn, 1859. 8°. . . . . 2721.06 
 
 — Class-list of English prose fiction, including juve- 
 
 niles. 2d ed. Brooklyn, 1875. 8 D . . . . 2716.27 
 
 — Constitution. Adopted, Dec, 1858. 18°. . 2711.08 
 
 — Mauual of the board of trustees. Brooklyn, 1865. 
 
 16° 2711.08 
 
 Brooklyn daily Eagle. 
 
 Newspaper). 
 
 v. 22-36, 1863-75. foL 
 
 BBOOKLYN MEBOANTILE LIBBABY. 
 
COUNTRIES 
 
 Brooklyn to California. 
 
 297 
 
 Brooklyn daily Times. 22d-27th year. 1870-74. fol 
 Brooklyn [daily] Union, v. 1-14, 1863-75. foL 
 [Brooklyn] Standard. [Weekly. ] v. 1-7. 1859-66. fol 
 Brooklyn Sunday Review.[ Weekly. J v. 1-3. 1873-75 fol' 
 Brooklyn Sunday Sun. [Weekly.] v. 1-6. 1873-75.' fol 
 Reports and Manuals of Various Organizations. 
 Note. -Additions to the library's collections of renorts 
 and documents of these and other local organizations will 
 be very acceptable. A list of siich as are now in the Li 
 brary can be had upon application ; including incomplete" 
 sets of those issued by the— «»*»«> 
 
 Adelphi academy. 
 
 Brooklyn association for im- 
 proving the condition of 
 the poor. 
 
 Brooklyn ait association. 
 
 Brooklyn city Bible society. 
 
 Brooklyn children's aid soc. 
 
 Brooklyn city hospital. 
 
 Brooklyn city tract society. 
 
 Brooklyn collegiate and poly- 
 technic institute. 
 
 Brooklyn dispensary. 
 
 Brooklyn eye and ear hospital. 
 
 Brooklyn female academy. 
 
 Brooklyn female employment 
 society. 
 
 Brooklyn flower charity. 
 
 Brooklyn heights seminary. 
 Brooklyn horticultural soo. 
 Brooklyn industrial school 
 association. 
 
 Brooklyn institute. 
 
 Brooklyn Mount Prospect in- 
 dustrial school society. 
 
 Brooklyn orphan asylum so- 
 ciety. 
 
 Brooklyn Packer collegiate 
 institute. 
 
 Brooklyn patr. orphan home. 
 
 Brooklyn philbarmonio soo. 
 
 Brooklyn society for the re- 
 lief of respectable, aged, 
 indigent females. 
 
 Church charity foundation 
 
 Church of the Holy Trinity. 
 
 Church of the Pilgrims. 
 
 Cypress HillB cemetery. 
 
 Greenwood cemetery. 
 
 Inebriates' home of Kings co. 
 
 Medical society of the county 
 of Kings. 
 
 Buccaneers. See Buccaneers, p. 238. 
 
 Buffalo, (N. K) 
 
 Ketchum(W.) History of Buffalo. 2 v. 1864. 622.14 
 
 Buffalo.^ Young men's association. Catalogue. 8°. B., 
 
 2715.27 
 
 Calabria. 
 
 Xear O E> 1852 Umal ° f a ^c^e painter in Southern 
 
 ' 975.13 
 
 Calais, 
 aronide of 0., reigns of Henry VH. , YH1. to 1540 Ed 
 by J. G. Nichols. L., Camden soc, 1846 4° 
 
 California. 
 
 Consh^tionalconventwn of 1819. Report of the debates. 
 
 . 5735.20 
 
 W., 1850. 8° 
 
 1. Description and Resources. 
 BaW 'i ! 863. , 64.t b0rlglnal inhabitaDts of °- Peninsula. [Sm. r 
 
 'eport, 
 3936.18 
 
 BaHktt T/iTiVZr ^ *»'*?**» *»'»>■ *• W». 666.07 
 
 1854 Ex Pl°rations m California, etc. 2 v. 
 
 Bates { D.'k) Incidents ' on land arid 'water' ^ 
 
 years, etc. 1858, 
 Brace (C. L.) 
 
 or four 
 1122.22 
 1114.22 
 1114.07 
 
 1871. 8°. 
 
 2715.28 
 
 [Maine 
 . 602.03 
 
 2ded. 
 581.07 
 
 Same. Supplement B., 1871. 8°. 
 
 Bunker HilL 
 Boston (C% of). Celebration of the centennial anni- 
 versary of the battle of Bunker Hill. With a sur- 
 vey of the literature of the battle, its antecedents 
 and results [by Justin Winsor]. B.,1875. 8° 601 16 
 
 Drake{S.A.) Bunker Hill. 1875 60L14 
 
 - General Israel Putnam, commander at. 1875 601 15 
 Dawson (B. S.) Btinker's Bill. |7n Eist. msg., 2d s., v 8.] ' 
 Ellis (<?. K) History of the battle. 1875. , 601 11 
 Everett [E.) Bunker Hill monument. [In his Orations, v. 1 1 Bat- 
 tie of B. H. [in his Orations, v. 3.] . . . 6322 05 
 
 Frolhingham {B.) The Centennial : battle of Bunker 
 
 HilL 1875 601 13 
 
 Holmes (O. W., and others). Memorial. Bunker Hill 
 
 June 17, 1775, 1875 601 20 
 
 Packard [A. S.) History of the Bunier Hill monument 
 
 hist. soo. coll. v. 3.] 
 
 Sketches of Bunker Hill battle and monument' 
 
 Charlestown, 1843. 32°. 
 
 Swett {S.) Historical and topographical sketch' of.' rwith"uum 
 
 tit, phreys t 15 '' Ufe of Putnam.] 30 84 22 
 
 Wheildon{W.W.) New hist, of the battle. 1875. 601.21 
 Webster (D.) Address, etc. [In his Works, v. 1, 1853.] . 5077.06 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 36, 1875 (by H. Scudder) : 
 Harper s monthly, v. 1 (by B. J. Lossing • ittus.) 
 
 Burgundy. 
 
 Chastellain{9.) Chronique,U19-70. [In CEuvres, v. 1-6,1863.]. 5026.19 
 
 — barue. [In Buchon. Chroniques, v. 4,2-4,3.] . . . 6131 10 
 
 Monttretet [E. de). Chroniques. Nouv. ed. 16 v. tin Buchon. 
 
 ChromquesJ 6 1 36 01 
 
 ~ Sa ™ e - Tr. by T. Johnes. 1400-1516. 2 v. .... 497 01 
 
 Van Prael (J.) Burgundian period. [7m his Essays, etc.] . 446.14 
 
 See also Ohaeles the Bold, in Bioeranhv. P. 131- and 
 
 France, in this class. 
 
 Burman. 
 
 Anderson (J.) Mandalay to Momien. 1876. .1026.18 
 Conder (J.) Modem traveller, v. 11. 1826. . 911.11 
 Corner [J.) Ava and the Burmese. [In her China, etc. 1853.] 1022.09 
 Dubois du Jancigny (A. D.) Jupon, Empire Birman, 
 
 etc. 1850. [Univers.] 902.18 
 
 Mason (F.) Burmah : its people and productions. 
 
 . 186 <> 1025.12 
 
 &3»e» (M.) Embassy to Ava, 1795. [In Pinkerton, v. 9.] . 926.09 
 rule (B.) On thegeogr. of Burma and its tributary states. [In 
 
 Hoyal geogr. soo. Journal, v. 27, 1857.] 903.30 
 
 See also lives of Dr. Judson, In Biography. 
 
 Butler County, Ohio. 
 
 McBride(J.) Pioneer biography. 2 v. 1869-71. 3247.19 
 
 The new West : C. in 1867-68. 
 S 8 „ f^-). ™ 5 '^ Island, C, etc. 1864. . xlli ,,, 
 Ilryant {K) What I saw m C. 1849. . 'nu nd 
 
 r^fw\ F T r , for ^ P e °P le ' T ' 4 > 185 °- ' 25ia02 
 ColtonjW.) Deck and port; incidents of a cruise 
 
 10 ^ qoi in 
 
 — Three years in O. 1852. ..'.'' uiiML 
 Oromse (2! F. ) The natural wealth of C. 1868! 1115 09 
 Dana(R.B.jr.) Two years before the mast. 1873 92214 
 
 ^ ^ung'rnL !^," 16 «** ^ ^ S ^ I » 
 
 Denys(F.) Les Californies! 1849. '. am Yo 
 
 Dunbar (R E ) Romance of the age ; disco'very of gold 
 
 m U. 1867 ggj Q2 
 
 Emory (W.H.) Notes of a military reconnoissance 
 U ?™ ^Leavenworth to San Diego. [With reports 
 of J. W. Abert and P. St. George Cooke, and 
 Journal of J. R. Johnston.] 1848. . . 1134 02 
 Farnham (T. J.) Adventures in C. 1849 111401 
 Fnlner [J.) Explor. in upper C. [Sm. rep., 1864.] . . . 3936 19 
 Kergusson (D. ) Report on the country between Tucson 
 and Lobos Bay. W., 1863. 8°. [37th Congr. spe- 
 cial sess. Sen. doc, No. 1.] .... va 
 Ferris (J. A.) Financial economy of the U. S. illusl 
 trated, and some of the causes which retard the 
 progress of C. demonstrated, 1867. . . 5916 06 
 Fremont (J. 0.) Exploring exped., 1843-44. .1135 15 
 Gersiiicker (F. ) Travels : California and the gold mines 
 
 1854 ■ 1163 ^ 
 
 Gilliam [A. it.) Description of O. [In his Travels in Mexico. 
 
 1843-44.] 1152 04 
 
 Bakluyt (B.) Col. of voyages, t. 8 (Voyages' for the "discov. of the 
 Gulf of O. 1639-97.) 916 17 
 
 Hiitell (J. S.) Resources of C. 1863 ill4.03 
 
 Hutchings(J.M.) Scenes in C. Yo-semite valley. 112il4 
 King ( C. ) Mountaineering in the Sierra Nevada. 1124.22 
 Eneeland (S.) Wonders of the Yo-semite valley and of 
 
 „ „ O. 1872 '1116.03 
 
 Le Conte {T. L.) Distinctive characters of the Indians of C. [In 
 
 Amer. assoc, v. 6, 1861.] 3946 05 
 
 Logan (T. M.) Climate of O. [In Smith, rep., 1855, 1857.] 393&10 
 Marry at (T.) Mountains and molehills. Life in C. 
 
 1855 1114.05 
 
 Mayer (B.) Mexico , with notices of C. v. 2. 1854. 567.03 
 Nordhqff(C) C: for health, pleasure, etc. 1872. 1125.22 
 
 — Northern California. 1874 1125. 25 
 
 Pacific railroad reports. [For Contents see Pacific railroad, in gen- 
 eral alphabet.] 1127.01 
 
 Palmer (J. W.) The new and the old, or C. and India 
 
 in romantic aspects. 1859 1114.04 
 
 Parkman (F. ) C. and Oregon trail. 1852. . 1114. 12 
 Patterson (L. B.) Twelve years in the mines of C. 
 
 1862/ 1122.21 
 
 Player-Frowd (J. O.) Six months in 0. 1872.1122.23 
 
 Randolph (E.) Address on the history of O. 1860. [In V. S. 
 
 mining report, 1867, p. 268-321] 4006.05 
 
 Rice (3.) Letters from the Pacific slope. 1870. 1122.15 
 Seyd (K) C. and its resources. 1858. . . 1125.19 
 Simpson ( W. ) Meating the sun: a journey. 1874. 1045.08 
 Taylor (J. B.) Eldorado ; or adventures in C. 1114.20 
 
 Todd {J.) The Sunset land. 1870 1122.10 
 
 Tuthill (F.) History of O. [to 1864]. 1866. . 592.17 
 
 Tyson (P. T.) Geology and industrial resources of. 
 
 1851 4114.23 
 
 38 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the number. 
 
298 
 
 COUNTRIES: California to Cape of Good Hope. 
 
 United States. Commissioner of mining statistics. An- 
 nual report. 1867-74 7v 4006.05 
 
 United States. Engineer department. Eeport upon geogr. 
 and geol. explorations and surveys west of the 
 100th meridian, in charge of G. M. Wheeler, [now 
 
 publishing.] 1116.16 
 
 Whitney (J. D.) Yosemite guide-book. 1871. 1123.18 
 Wilkes (C.) California, 1841. [In U. S. eiplor. exped., v. 6. J 925.0S 
 
 Wise (H. A.) Los Gringos. 1857 1152.03 
 
 2. History. 
 
 Capron (E. S.) History of O. to [1854.] . . 591.01 
 
 Chambers's Papers for the people, v. 4, 1850 2516.02 
 
 Forbes (A.) California ; hist. , products, etc 1839. 592.13 
 Greenhow (R.) Hist, of Oregon, Cal. , etc. 1845. 653.13 
 Hale (E. E.) On the name of C. [In Amer. antiq. soc, Proceed- 
 ings, 1862.] 577.25 
 
 Homes (H. A.) Our knowledge of C. 100 years since. 
 
 1870 653.14 
 
 Norman (X.) Youth's history of C. [to 1867]. 591.20 
 SouU (F., and others). Annals of San Francisco ; his- 
 tory of 0. etc. 1855 595.15 
 
 See also, in this class, United States. (Overland journey to 
 California.) 
 
 Cambodia. 
 
 Bastian (A.) Visit to the ruined cities and buildings of C. [In 
 Royal geogr. soc. Journal, v. 35, 1865.] 903.38 
 
 Kennedy (H. G.) Eeport of an expedition into Southern Laos and 
 Cambodia in 1866. With map. [In Royal geogr. soc. Journal, 
 
 T. 87, 1867.] 904.01 
 
 See also Indo-Ohina. 
 
 Cambridge, (England). 
 [See Cambridge university, (p. 249).] 
 
 Cambridge, (Mass.) 
 Harris (W.T.) Epitaphs from the old burying grounds 
 in Cambridge : with notes. 1845. . . . 3242.06 
 Lowell (J. R.) Cambridge thirty years ago. [In Fireside travels. 
 
 1864.] 2534.12 
 
 See also, in the general alphabet, Harvard university. 
 
 Canada (Dominion of). 
 
 History and Biography. 
 
 Chrislie (R.) History of the late province of Lower 
 Canada, parliamentary and political. 1866. 562.10 
 
 Head (Sir F. B. ) Narrative [of the differences between 
 himself and the EngL government, while governor- 
 general of Canada, 1S36-38.] 1839. . . 564.18 
 
 Kirke(H) First English conquest of Canada; with 
 some account of the earliest settlement* in Nova 
 Scotia and Newfoundland. [1600-1700 ] 1871. 564.07 
 
 Lindsey ( C. ) Life and times of W. L. Mackenzie. 2 v. 
 
 1863 3116.01 
 
 Note.— The rebellion of 1837. 
 
 Martin (R. M. ) History, statistics, and geography of 
 Upper and Lower O. 1838 1153.07 
 
 Notman ( W. ) 'Portraits of British Americans. With 
 biogr. sketches. 3 v. 1865 3226.20 
 
 Warburton (E) The conquest of O. 2 v. 1849.56405 
 
 Same. 2 v. New York, 1850. 12°. . . 564.08 
 
 Description and Travel. 
 
 &eological survey. Palaeozoic fossils, v. 1, from the 
 Silurian rocks, by E. Billings. Montreal, 1865 
 
 „ ,. 8 °; ■ 4116.01 
 
 Cartier(J.) Discovery of New France, 1534. [Pinkerton, v 121 
 Charlevoix (P.F.X. de). History and general description 
 of New France. Tr., with notes, by J. G. Shea 
 
 6v. 1866-72 . 578 _ 19 
 
 Coke (E. T.) A subaltern's furlough. 1833. . 1072.15 
 
 Common (R.) Nine weeks in 0. [In Galton (F.) Vacation tourists. 
 
 1861.] ...•.......,.,,. g25 12 
 
 Dashwood (Ii. L.) Chiploquorgan ; life by the camp 
 
 fire. 1872. . . 11D1 tf 
 
 Day (Mrs. C. M.) Pioneers of the eastern townships. 
 
 18G3 1151 10 
 
 Duncan (F.) Canada in 1871 '. 114519 
 
 Duncan (J. M.) Travels through 0. in 1818-19! 1073 19 
 
 Fidler (I.) Observations in C. 1832 107108 
 
 Finch (I.) Travels in 0. and U.S. 1833. . .107411 
 Ceikie (J. C.) Adventures in Canada. . . . 115l'o4 
 Grant (Q.M.) Ocean to ocean. Sandford Fleming's ex- 
 pedition in 1872 1151 13 
 
 Haliburton (T. C.) The bubbles of Canada. ' [anon.] 
 laJ9 562.1G 
 
 Hall (B.) Travels in North America. 1830. 1073 is 
 Head (Sir F. B.) The emigrant. 1846. . . ." 1151 15 
 Hind(H. T.) Narrative of explor. expeditions," 1857-58 
 
 2 v. 1860 ugj , A 
 
 Jameson (Mrs. A.) Sketches in 0. and rambles amo'iie 
 
 the red men. [Trav. Libr., v. 12. ] . . . 507517 
 
 King (W. B.) Sportsman and naturalist in c' 4618 11 
 
 Kohl (J. a.) Travels inC 1861 115321 
 
 Lacroix (F.) Possessions anglaises dans rAmeriaue'rin 
 
 Nord. 1849. [Univers.] ^112 
 
 Lalwntan (N. le baron de). Travels in, 1683. *[Pinkerton v is 1 
 Lanman ( C. ) Angler in Canada. 1848. . . . 1153 03 
 Mackenzie (W. L.) Sketches of C. and the U. S. 1151 08 
 Moodie(S.) Koughing it in the bush. 1852. .' 115306 
 Morford (H. ) Short-trip guide. 1873. . . , 107112 
 Murray (A.M.) Letters from C. 1856. . ! 1162^09 
 Osgood (J. B.) & Co. Maritime provinces of C. 113311 
 Russell (W. H.) C: its defences, condition', and re- 
 sources. 1865 1153 Q5 
 
 Smith (W. H.) C. : past, present, and future. ' 1145 17 
 Thoreau (H. D.) A yankee in C. 1866. . . 1153 04 
 Tremenheere (H. S. ) Tour in Canada. 1852. . 107&07 
 Warburton (E) Hochelaga ; or England in the New 
 
 World. 1846 1153.01 
 
 Watson (&.) *New commercial county and railroad 
 
 atlas of C. 1875. fol . . . A 37 06 
 
 Woods (N. A.) Prince of Wales in C. 1861. . 1132!ll 
 Year-book and almanac of 0, 1867-70. 4 v. in 1. 6743]oi 
 See also articles in Blackwood, v. 71, 1852 (Forest life in 
 Canada West) ; v. 76, 1854 (Growth of) ; v. 77-78 1854 56 
 (6 art.) ; v. 94, 1862 (Our frozen frontier) ; For'tniehtlv 
 rev., v. 7, 1867 (C. confed., by A. Herbert); Fraser's niai v 
 47, 1853 (Gov. Gore and C); v. 55-56 (3 art.) : n. s. v. 2 18?0 ■ 
 v. 3, 1871 (Free land grants of C); v. 4, 1871 (Defence 'of C ) : 
 Feb , 1873 (Dominion of C, by C. Grahain); N. A. rev 1852 
 (Condition of C.) ; Quar. rev., v. 109, 1861; Westui.'rev 
 v. 75, 1S61 ; v. 83, 1865 (O. confed.) ; v. 86, 1866 (C. confed! 
 and the reciprocity treaty). 
 
 See also America [Discovery, etc., p. 289 ;— America (Brit- 
 ish), p. 288 ;— Nova Sootia ;- New Brunswick ;— British- 
 Columbia ; — Manitoba. 
 
 Canary Islands. 
 
 Abreu de Oalineo (J. ) History of the Canary islands, 
 with description. Tr. by G. Glas. 1764. 1096.01 
 
 Same. [In Pinkerton. Voyages, v. 16.] .... 926.16 
 
 Same. [In Kerr (E.) Voyages, v. 2, 1824.] . . . 
 
 Arlett(W.) Survey of some of the Canary islands. [In Royal 
 
 geogr. soc. Journal, v. 6, 1836.] 903 09 
 
 Avezac (M.A.P.de). lies d'Afrique. [Univers.] 901.02 
 
 Bontier (P.) and Le Verrier (J.) The Canarian, or book 
 
 of the conquest and conversion of the Canarians 
 
 in 1402 by Jean de Bethencourt, K.t. Tr. and ed. 
 
 by E. H. Major. 1872 1096.04 
 
 Macedo (J. J. da C.) Ethnographical remarks on the original lan- 
 guages of the inhabitants of the Canary isles. [In Royal 
 
 geogr. soc. Journal, v. 11, 1811.] 903.14 
 
 Pigot-Ogier (E) The fortunate isles. 1871. 1092.12 
 Wilde ( W. R.) Voyage to Teneriffe. 1840. . 1054,04 
 
 Canterbury. 
 
 Qostling (W.) A walk in and about the city of Canter- 
 bury. 1777 - 485.21 
 
 Hook (W.F.) Lives of the archb. of C. v. 1-9. 3445.04 
 Stanley (A. P.) Historical memorials of Canterbury 
 
 [cathedral] 3444.02 
 
 See also Contem. rev., v., 20, 1872 (O. cathedral 500 years 
 ago) ; Church architecture, p. 33 [ante). 
 
 Cape Breton. 
 
 Brown (R.) Coal fields and coal trade. 1871. . 3933.19 
 — History of the island of Cape Breton. 1869. 564.15 
 Halduyt (R.) Voyages, v. 3, 1810. (Voyages to 0. B.) . . 918.17 
 Osgood (J. R.) & Co. Maritime provinces. 1875. 1133.11 
 
 Cape Cod, (Mass.) 
 
 Freeman (F. ) History of Cape Cod. Annals of the 13 
 
 towns of Barnstable county. 2 v. 1862-69. 596.06 
 
 Nordhoff (C. ) Cape Cod and all along shore. 1868. 233.43 
 
 Thoreau (H. D.) Cape Cod. 1865 1111.07 
 
 Cape of Good Hope. 
 
 Berucastle (J.) Voyage to China, etc. 2 v. 1851. 1023.06 
 Banbury [C. J. F.) Residence, etc. 1848. . . 1093.05 
 Bu.rclie.il (W.J.) Hints on emigration, etc. [Pamphleteer, v. 17, 
 
 1820.) ......... 6058.17 
 
 Gordon (Lady Duff). Letters from the Cape. [In Gallon (F.) Va- 
 cation tourists, 1862-8.J 825.13 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
COUNTRIES: Cape of Good Hope to Charleston. 
 
 399 
 
 Hakluyt (S.) Voyages, v. 2, 1810 (Voyages round the Cape). 916.16 
 Hoefer (M. F. ) Afrique australe. [TJnivers.] . 901.02 
 Martin (R M. ) Colonial library, v. 3. . . . 1051.06 
 Saint-Pierre (J. II B. tie). Voyage, etc. 1800. 1094.16 
 Thmberg (C.P.) Account of the Capo, 1772. [Finkerton, v. 16.] 
 
 Cape Verds Islands. 
 
 Avezac{M.A.P. d'). lies d' Afrique. [TJnivers.] 901.02 
 Caribbean Islands. 
 
 Sheldon (W.) Brief account of the Caraibs. [In Archaeologia 
 
 Amer.,v. 1.] 077.18 
 
 West India sketchbook. 2ded. 2v. L., 1835. 8°. 1161.27 
 Sec also Guinea ; West Indies. 
 Carolina. 
 
 Locke (J.) Fundamental constitutions of C. [Works, v. 10, 1823.] 
 Williams (E.) Virginia richly and truly valued, 16B0. [In Force. 
 
 Tracts, v. 8.] 677.10 
 
 See also North Carolina ; — South Carolina. 
 
 Carpathian Mountains. 
 
 Across the Carpathians, [anon.] 1862. . . 965.14 
 
 Hutchinson (A. E.) Try Cracow and the. 1872.965.28 
 
 Carthage. 
 
 Chambers's Papers for the people, v. 3, 1850 2516.02 
 
 Davis (N.) Carthage and her remains. L.,1861. 1084.01 
 
 Same. New York, 1861. 8° 1081.02 
 
 — Buined cities within Numidian and Carthaginian 
 
 territories. 1862 1083.19 
 
 Vureau de La Malle ( — ) and Yanoski (J.) Carthage. [In Avezac. 
 
 Afrique, 1844.] 901.08 
 
 Heeren (A. H. L.) Hist, researches, v. 4, 1833. 424.28 
 History of the Carthaginians. [Univ. history, v. 17.] . . 405.17 
 Monroe (J.) Comp. view of government of U. S. and Carthage. 
 
 [In his The people the sovereigns.] 5722.02 
 
 Ifevman (F. W.) Defence of C. [In his MisceL.p. 278-304.] 2538.10 
 See alsi articles in Blackwood, v. 89, 1861 (C. aud its re- 
 mains : Ed. rev., v. 114, 1861 ; Nat. quar. rev., v. 8, 1861 ; 
 Fraser's niag., v. 70, 1864 (Tunis and C.) ; and for histories 
 of the ' Punic wars ' see histories of Rome, B.a. 264-241, 
 218-201, 149-146 ; and lives of Hannibal. The ' Second Pu- 
 nio war ' is the subject of the epic poem of Silius Ilalims, 
 tr. by Tytler [1656.07]. 
 Carthagena, {New Granada). See New Granada. 
 
 Cashmere. 
 
 Honigberger (J. M.) 35 years in the East. 1852. 4334.16 
 Ireland (J. B.) Wall street to 0., 1851-56. . . 1025.04 
 Knight (W.H.) Diary of a pedestrian in C. 1863. 1044.21 
 Vigne (G. T.) Kashmir, etc. 2 v. 1844. . . . 1025.09 
 J89- See also [under Asia, p. 291) Taylor; — Vambery ;— 
 and Fraser's mag., July, 1873. 
 
 Caspian Sea. 
 Hanway (J.) Hist, account of the British trade over 
 
 theC. 4v. 1753 935.01 
 
 Hommaire de Hell (X) Travels in the steppes of the 
 
 C. 1847 997.05 
 
 Monleith (Col.) Tour through Azerdbijan and the shores of the 
 
 0. [In Koyal geogr. soc. Journal, v. 3, 1833.] . . 903.06 
 
 Zimmermann (0.) Memoir on the countries about the C. 
 
 1840 1034.15 
 
 Cathay. See China. 
 
 Catskill Mountains. 
 
 Owen (&. W.) The Leech club ; or the mysteries of 
 
 the Catskills. [Fiction.] 1874. .... 236.01 
 
 Rockwell (C.) The Catskill mountains, their scenery, 
 
 legends, and history. 1871 1112.30 
 
 Caucasus. See Circassia. 
 
 Celebes. 
 
 Stavorinut (J. S.) 'Account of, 1798. [Finkerton, v. 11.] 926.11 
 
 Celts. 
 Arnold (M.) On the study of Celtic literature. 2752.16 
 Belham{W.) The Gael and the Cymbri. . . 466.16 
 
 — Etruria celtica. 2 v. 1842 466.17 
 
 Logan (J.) Tho Scottish Gael ; or, Celtic manners, as 
 
 preserved among the Highlanders. . . 466.19 
 
 Nicholas (T.) The pedigree of the English people. 2d 
 
 ed. 1868 466.26 
 
 Pezron (P.) Antiquities of nations, more particularly 
 
 of the Celtse. 1809 421.09 
 
 Pike (L. 0. ) The English and their origin. 1866. 466.25 
 
 Poste (B. ) Celtic inscriptions on Gaulish and British 
 
 coins. With a glossary of archaic Celtic words, 
 
 and an atlas of coins. 1861 1585.19 
 
 Prichard (J. 0.) Eastern origin of the Celtic nations. 
 
 Ed. by B. G. Latham. 1857 6413 05 
 
 Thomas (F. W. L.) Celtio antiquities of Orkney, etc. [In Arohai- 
 
 ologia, V. 34, 1852.] 
 
 Wright (T.) The Celt, Boman, and Saxon.' '. 452.02 
 See also Ed. rev., v. 108 (The Celts and the Germans) 
 See also Britons;— Gaul ;— Ireland ;— Scotland ; —Wales. 
 
 Central America. 
 
 Allen (B.) Sketoh of eastern coast of O. A. With map [In Roval 
 
 geogr. soc Journal, v. 11, 1841.] 903.14 
 
 Bard (8, A.) Waikna ; or adventures on the Mosquito 
 
 shore. 1855 1152.05 
 
 Berendt (ft H.) Explorations in O. A. [In Sm. rep., 1867.] 3936.22 
 
 Chambers's Papers tor the people, v. 2, 1850 2516.01 
 
 Findlay (A. ffj Oceanio ourrents and their connection with the 
 proposed 0. A. canals. [In Royal geogr. soc. journal, v. 23, 
 
 „., 1853 -] 903.26 
 
 Fitzroy (ij.) On the great isthmus of 0. A. [In Royal geogr. soc. 
 
 journal, v. 20, 1851.] 90 3.23 
 
 Froebel(J.) Seven years' travel in O. A. 1859.1165.19 
 Galindo (J.) Ruins of Copau. [In Archaeologia Amer., v. 2.] 577.19 
 Hardman{F.) Scenes in C. A. 1852. . . .1165.11 
 Morelet(A.) Travels in O. A. With introd. and notes, 
 
 by E. G. Squier. 1871 1163.17 
 
 Palmer (W. R.) Map of C. A. Compiled at the office 
 
 of the U.S. coast survey. 1856. folded 8°. 1165.24 
 
 Scherzer (C.) Travels in C. A., Nicaragua, Honduras, 
 
 and San Salvador. 1857 1165.21 
 
 Squier (E G.) States of C. A. 1858. . . .1165.09 
 Stephens (J.L.) Incidents of travel in C. A. 1852. 1165.07 
 Trollope (A.) The Spanish Main. 1860. . .1162.21 
 Wells ( W. V.) Historical sketch of C. A., 1502-1857. [Explorations 
 
 in Honduras, p. 449-522.] 1165.01 
 
 Note.— See in this class, America (Ancient, p. 288), for the 
 great works of Bancroft, and Brasseur de Bourbourg (C E.) ; 
 Guatemala, Nicaragua, Honduras, San Salvador, and Cos- 
 ta Rica, which composed the 'Republic of Central Amer- 
 ica,' formed in 1823 and dissolved in 1839 ; also Fanama, 
 Yucatan, Tehuantepec. 
 
 Ceylon. 
 
 Baker (8. W.) Eight years in C. 1869. . .1064.09 
 
 — Bifle and hound in C. 1869 4615.11 
 
 Campbell (J. ) Excursions and field-sports in C. 1064. 16 
 Capper (J. ) The duke of Edinburgh in C. : a book of 
 
 elephant and elk sport. 1871 1066. 20 
 
 De Quincey (T.) Ceylon, [ire Letters to a young man. 1854.] 2622.09 
 Dubois de Jancigny (A. D.) Ceylan. 1850. . 902.18 
 Pridham(C) C. and its dependencies. 2v. 1849. 1066.18 
 Sirr(HC.) Ceylon and the Cingalese. 1850.1061.18 
 Tennent (J. E. ) Ceylon, physical, historical, and topo- 
 graphical. 2 v. 1860 1065.08 
 
 Reviewed in Ed. rev,, v. 110. 
 
 — Natural history of Ceylon. 1861. . . .4715.13 
 
 Reviewed in N. A. rev., v. 95, 1862. 
 Upham (E. ) Sacred and historical books of Ceylon ; 
 also tracts illustrative of Buddhism. 3 v. 3757.05 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 61-62, 1860 ; Na,t. qu. rev., v. 22, 
 1871 ; N. Brit, rev., v. 32, 1860 ; West, rev., v. 73, 1860. 
 
 Chaldaea. 
 
 Ainsworth (W.) Visit to the Chaldeans in central Kurdistan, 
 
 1840. [In Royal geogr. soc. journal, v. 11, 1841.] . 903.14 
 
 Hoefer (P.) Chaldee, etc. 1852. [TJnivers.] . 901.19 
 
 Zofius(W.K-) TravelsinC, andSusiana. 1857. 1054.07 
 
 See also New Englander, v. 21, 1862 (Book of Nabathean 
 
 agriculture, by J. Hadley). 
 
 Ohamplain (Lake). See Lake Ohamplain. 
 
 Champlain Valley. 
 
 OillUand ( W. ) Pioneer history of the Champlain Valley. 
 
 1863 622.17 
 
 Chanc ellorsviUe. 
 Battle of O., and the eleventh army corps. New York, 
 
 1863. 8°. 634.05 
 
 Channel Islands. 
 Ansted (T. D.) and Latham {R C.) Channel Islands. 
 
 1862 955.13 
 
 Bradshaw's hand-book to Normandy and the C. L; 
 
 with notes, by H Fry. 961.07 
 
 Spender (E.) Fjord, Isle, and Tor. 1870. . . 954.24 
 
 Charleston, (S. C.) 
 
 Charleston (The) book : a miscellany in prose and verse. 
 Charleston, 1845. 8° 2516.13 
 
 Siege of C. by Admiral Arbuthnot and Sir Henry Clin- 
 ton. Albany, 1867. sm. 4° 583.20 
 
 (n asking for books, use the "Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NTTM3BB. 
 
300 
 
 COUNTRIES: Charleston to China. 
 
 TripoftheOceanustoC. Brooklyn, 1865. 8°. 1113.02 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 7, 1861. (Charleston under 
 arms, April, 1861.) 
 
 Cheshire, (Conn.) 
 Davis (0. H. S.) History of Wallingford, including 
 
 Cheshire. 1870 592.08 
 
 Chester County, (England). 
 Ohetham society. Eemains. Contents given on p. 265 of this .cata- 
 logue. See also Beauties of England, v. 2. ... 915a.02 
 
 Chicago. 
 
 Board of trade. llth-16th annual statement Chicago, 
 
 1869-75. 8° 
 
 Chicago in 1864. Annual review. Compiled from the 
 
 Daily Tribune. Chicago, 1855. 8°. . . 
 Chicago directory for 1876. O., 1875. 8°. . .6763.01 
 Chicago relief and aid society. Keport of disbursements 
 
 of contributions for the sufferers by the Chicago 
 
 fire. 1874 1136.16 
 
 Colbert (E.) and Chamberlin (K) Chicago and the great 
 
 conflagration. 1871 1124.21 
 
 Luzerne (F.) The lost city. Chicago as it was, and as 
 
 it is. 1872 1124.23 
 
 Parian (J.) Triumphs, etc 3265.15 
 
 Public library. lst-4th. annual report. 1873-75. O, 8°. 
 Schoolagent. Census and map. Sept., 1872. [n.p.ord.~\ 8°. 
 WUkie(F.B.) Walks about Chicago. 1869. . 1134.29 
 Wright (J.3.) C. ; its past, present, future. 1870. 1134.28 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 19, 1867 (by J. Parton) ; New 
 
 Englander, v. 12, 1851 (O. and the West) ; Old and new, Jan., 
 
 1872 (Chicago fire, by Mis. M A. Shorey). 
 
 Chihuahua. 
 
 Bartlett(J.M.) Explorations in C, etc. 2v. 1854. 1125.06 
 
 Chili. 
 
 Blanchley (Capt.) Account of the island and province of Chiloe 
 [In Royal geog. soc. Journal, v. 4, 1834.] .... 903.07 
 Bollaert { W. I Antiquarian, ethnological, and other re- 
 searches in C. 1860 1166.20 
 
 Caldcleugh (A.) Travels in South America, 1819-21. 
 
 2v. 1825 1154.18 
 
 Cochrane (T. , 10th earl of Dundonald). Services iu the 
 
 liberation of O. 2 v. 1859 1164.07 
 
 Conder (J.) Modern traveller, v. 28. 1829. . 911.28 
 Famin(C) Chili, etc. 1810. [Univers] . . 901.18 
 Gilliss (J. M.) U. S. expedition to the Southern hemi- 
 sphere. 1855-56. v. 1, 2, 5 1126.01 
 
 Note. — No more published. 
 Mathison (O. F.) Narrative of a visit, etc. 1825. 1164.11 
 Miers (J.) Travels in C, etc. 1826. . . . 1154.20 
 Molina (J. I., abbe"). Geogr., natural, and civil history 
 
 ofC. 2v. 1808 567.25 
 
 — and Ovalle (A. de). Discovery and conquest of 0., 1450-1792. 
 
 [In Kerr. Voyages, v. 5, p. 218-410.] 914.12 
 
 Note.— Compiled from Molina's civil history and Ovalle. 
 Ovalle {A. de). Hist, relation of O., 1649. [Pinkerton, v. 14.] 926.14 
 Schmidtmeyer (P.) Travels into C, over the Andes 
 
 1820-21 1166.01 
 
 Smith (E. H.) Araucanians of Southern C. . . 1163.09 
 Strain (I. G.) Journey in Chili, 1849. . . .1163.08 
 
 Three years in Chili, [anon.] 1863 1163.03 
 
 Wise {H. A.) Wanderings in O. [In Ids Los Gringos, 1857.] 1162.03 
 See also Andes ;— America (South). 
 
 China. 
 
 Alexander (W.) *Picturesque representations of the 
 Chinese. [1814.] 6625.18 
 
 Allow, (T.) "China : a series of views. With descrip- 
 tive notices by G. N. Wright. 4 v. 1843. 1026.08 
 
 Anderson (J. ) Mandalay to Momien : a narrative of the 
 two expeditions to western China of 1868 and 
 1875, under Col. Edward B. Sladen and Col. Hor- 
 ace Brown. 1876 1026. 18 
 
 Bell (W. M.) Other countries, v. 2. 1872. . 9i:i' 15 
 
 Benjamin of Tudela. *Travels from Spain to , 1160-73 TPin- 
 kerton, v. 7.] ' 926 07 
 
 Berncastle (J.) Voyage to C. 2 v. 1851. .' '.1023 06 
 
 Blalciston (T. W.) Five years on the Yang-Tsze. 1025.20 
 
 Breton (—). China : its costume, arts, manufactures 
 etc. 4 v. in 2. 1824 6621 16 
 
 Garni (L. de). Travels in Indo-China and the Chinese 
 empire. 1872 103 6 07 
 
 CoUingwood (C.) Voyage to China, etc., 1866-67. 106413 
 
 Conder (J.) Modern traveller, v. 12-13. 1827. 911.12 
 Corner (Miss R) China, pictorial, descriptive, and his- 
 torical 1863 1022.09 
 
 Davidson (&. F.) Trade and travel in the far East 
 
 1846 1062.11 
 
 Davis (J. F.) China. New ed. 2 v. 1857. .1023.04 
 
 — The Chinese. 2 v. [n.d.] 1021.06 
 
 Dean (W.) The China mission. 1859. . . . 1023.13 
 De Fonblanque (M B. ) Niphon and Pe-che-li ; or two 
 years iu northern China. 1862. . . . 1022.17 
 Doolittle (J. ) Social life of the Chinese ; with some ac- 
 count of their customs and opinions. 2 v. 1023.08 
 Downing (C. T.) The Fan-Qui in C. in 1836-7. [In Waldie library, 
 
 v. 12.] 
 
 5078.2 
 
 Mndlay (A. G.) Directory for the navigation of. 1045.05 
 
 Forbes (F. E.) Five years in China, 1842 (o 47. 1023.01 
 
 Fortune (R.) Among the Chinese: inland, on the coast, 
 
 and at sea. With suggestions on the present 
 
 war. 1859 1022.20 
 
 — Two visits to tea countries of G. 2 v. 1853. 1021.08 
 Go'iz (B.) Travels from Lahore to O., 1602. [In Pinkerton, v. 7.] 
 Grosier (J. B. G. A. ) General description of C. 2d ed. 
 
 2 v. 1795 1036.05 
 
 Hawks (F. L.) Narrative of the exped. to the China 
 
 seas, 1852-54, under Commodore Perry. 1016.05 
 Buhner (J. A., baron von). Ramble round the world, 
 
 1871. _ . 933 20 
 
 Hue (E.B., VabbS). Journey through C., 1844-6. 102101 
 Same. [In Trav. library, v. 8.] . . . 5075.13 
 
 — Journey through the Ch. empire. 2 v. 1856. 1022.12 
 Hunt's library of commerce, v. 1, 1845 (Commercial intercourse 
 
 of the world with C.) 5927.12 
 
 Jones (0.) 'Chinese ornament. 1867. . . 1467.04 
 lay (G. T.) The Chinese as they are. 1341. ,1036.03 
 Legge (James, D.D.) The Chinese classics: with a 
 translation, critical and exegetical notes, prolego- 
 mena, and copious indexes, v. 1-5 in 8 pts. Hong 
 
 Kong and London, 1861-72 7818.01 
 
 Contents: v.l. Confucian analects, the Great learning, and 
 the Doctrine of the mean. v.2. Works of Mencius. v. 3, pt. 1. 
 First parts of the Shoo-king.or the books of T'ang; the books 
 of Yu; the books of Hea; the books of Shang ; and the pro- 
 legomena, v. 3, pt. 2. Fiftn part of the Shoo-king, or tho 
 book of Chow, and indexes, v. 4. pt. 1. First part of tlio 
 She-king, or lessons from the states ; and prolegomena. 
 v. 4, pt. 2. Second, third, and fourth parts of the She-king, 
 or the minor odea of the kingdom, the greater odes, the 
 sacrificial odes and praise songs ; and indexes, v. 5, pt. 1. 
 Dukes Yin, Hwan, Chwang, Min, He, Wan, Seuen, and 
 Ch'ing ; and prolegomena. v. 5, pt. 2. Dukes Seang, 
 Ch'aou, Ting, and Gae, with Tso's appendix and the in- 
 dexes. 
 Medhurst [ W.H.) China: its state and prospects. 1025.11 
 
 — Foreigner in Far Cathay. 1873 1021.19 
 
 Michie (A.) Siberian overland route from Peking to St. 
 
 Petersburgh. [1863.] 1024.13 
 
 Milne (W.C.) Life in China. 1857. . . .1022.10 
 Morga {A. de). O. at the close of the 16th century. [In his Phi- 
 lippine Islands. 1868 1065.16 
 
 Morrison (E.) Memoir of an embassy to C, 1816. [Pamphleteer, 
 
 v. 16.] 5058.15 
 
 Moule (A. E) Four hundred million. Chapters, etc. 
 
 1871 1021.13 
 
 Nieuhoff(J.) "Travels in O., 1665. ["Pinkerton, v. 7.] . 926.07 
 
 Ogilby (J., translator). "Embassy to China. Bv P. De 
 
 Goyer and J.De Keyzer: described by J. Nieuhoffi 
 
 1669 1029.01 
 
 Same. Second part. Atlas chinensis, etc. Col- 
 lected by A. Montanus. Englished by J. Ogilby. 
 
 1671. . . . . 1029.02 
 
 Murray (H.,and others). Account of C. 3 v. 1843. 1021.03 
 Xevius(J.L.) China and the Chinese. 1869. 1023.18 
 Oliphant (L.) Earl of Elgin's mission to China and 
 
 Japan in 1857-59. 1860 1025.03 
 
 OrUans (P. J. d'). Hist, of the two Tartar conquerors 
 of C. [inHakluytsoc.,1854.] . . . 1025.14 
 Patterson (B. H.) National life of C. [In his Essays, 1862.] 1412-M 
 Pauthier (G.) and Bazin (A.) Chine. 2 v. 1853. 901.20 
 Pauw (C. de). Keoherches philos. [In his (EuvreB, 
 
 v. 4-5.] 411.08 
 
 Polo (M.) Travels into O. [In Kerr (E.) Voyages, v. 1.] 914.08 
 Pumpelly (B. ) Journey around the world. 1870. "^• ( {| 
 
 — Geol. researohes in O. [In Sm. contrib., v. 16.] . .3937.16 
 Ripa (M.) Memoirs, during thirteen years' residence 
 
 at the court of Peking. 1849 102 H 
 
 Rubruquis or Ruysbrock (W. de). "Travels into Tartary and C, 
 
 1253. [Pinkerton, v. 7.] 
 
 916.07 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
COUNTRIES : China to Colombia. 
 
 301 
 
 Sard[3.A.) Notes on the Yang-Tsze-Kiang. [In Royal geog. 
 
 boo. Journal, v. 32, 1862.] 903.85 
 
 Shaw (&) Journals [while] American consul at Can- 
 ton. [1787-90.] 1023.20 
 
 Shoberl(F.) World in miniature. 2 v. . . . 6631.09 
 Simpson(W.) Mooting the sun: a journey. 1874. 1015.08 
 Smith (G.) Consular cities of China. 1847. .1023.17 
 Smith (W. L. G.) O. and the Chinese. 1863. 1023.16 
 Speer (W.) Oldest and newest empire. China and the 
 
 United States. 1870 1023.23 
 
 Staunton (Sir G. L.) Account of [Maoartney's] embassy 
 
 to China. [1792-93.] 2 v. 1797 1017.02 
 
 Slaunlon (Sir G. T.) Miscellaneous notices relating to 
 
 China. 1822 1021.15 
 
 Ta-tsing-leu-lee ; the fundamental laws, etc. A selection 
 
 from the Chinese, with appendix, and notes, by 
 
 Sir G T. Staunton. London, 1810. 4°. . 1017.04 
 
 Taylor (Bayard). Visit to China, etc. 1855. .1022.07 
 
 Thomson (J.) Straits of Malacca, Indo-China, and 
 
 China. 1875 1026.10 
 
 Tiffany (0.) The Canton Chinese. 1849. . .1021.14 
 Williams (Mrs. H. D.) A year in China. 1864. 1022.11 
 Williams (S. W.) The middle kingdom : Chinese em- 
 pire and its inhabitants. 3ded. 2 v. 1851. 1023.02 
 Williamson (A.) Journeys in northern C. 1870. 1021.11 
 Wilson (J.) Medical notes on C. 1846. . . . 4334.17 
 Wood (W. M.) Eankwei ; or China, etc 1859. 1022.08 
 See also articles in Blackwood, v. 72, 1852. (Celestials at 
 home and abroad) ; v. 93, 1863 (Progress in O.) ; v. C J3, 1863 
 (Feang-tai mountains and spirit-writing in C ) ; Ed. rev., 
 v. 127, 1868 (Western C.) ; Fortn. rev., v. 1, 1865 (by Sir J. 
 B. Bowling) ; Fraser's mag., v. 68, 1863 (Sketches in C.) ; 
 v. 76, 1867 (C. in 12th cent.) ; n. s., v. 2, 1870 (Present condi- 
 tion) ; v. 3, 1871 (What Chinese think of Europeans) ; Nat. 
 qu. rev., v. 6, 1862 (Language and lit.) ; New Englander, v. 
 17, 1859 (O. and the Chinese, by W. D. Whitney) ; v. 28, 1869 
 (Three religions of C, by W. A. P. Martin) ; v. 19, 1861 (C. 
 and the West, by W. D. Whitney) ; v. 28, 1869 (Eenaissance 
 in C, by W. A. P. Martin) ; N. A. rev., v. Ill, 1870 (Compe- 
 titive examination in C , by Martin) ; North Brit, rev., v. 
 27, 1857 ; Quar. rev., v. 115, 1864; Temple Bar, April, May, 
 1874 (Manners and customs in C.) ; Westm. rev., v. 67, 
 1857 (C. and the Chinese) ; v. 69, 1858 (C. past and pres- 
 ent) ; v. 90, 1868. 
 
 Note.— For the Religions of China, see Confucius (p. 279); 
 Legge's Chinese classics (p. 300) ; and Various religions 
 (p- 100). 
 
 History. 
 
 Bannister (S. ) Journal of the first French embassy to C. 
 1698-1700 ; translated, with essay on the friendly 
 disposition of the Chinese government. . 1023.12 
 
 Barker (E. H.) The China of the classics, [Jx Classical journal, 
 V. 8, p. 295 ; V. 6, p. 204.] 2742.03 
 
 Chalmers (J. ) Origin of the Chinese : connection of 
 the Chinese with western nations. 186tt. 1022.16 
 
 Gutzlaff (C.) Sketch of Chinese history, ancient and 
 modern. With a retrospect of [its] foreign inter- 
 course and trade. 2 v. 1834 1036.01 
 
 History of 0. [In Universal hist., v. 8, 1759.] 406.01 
 
 History of the pirates of the China sea, 1807-10. [In Neumann 
 (0. F.) Translations, etc. 1831.] 7816.10 
 
 Mendoza (J. G.de). History of the kingdom of ft, and 
 the situation thereof. Ed. by G. T. Staunton, with 
 introd. by E. H. Major. 2 v. [Hakluyt society, 
 1853] 1025.15 
 
 Tliornton (T.) History of ft, from the earliest records 
 to 1842. 2v. 1844 1023.21 
 
 Vincent (W.) Observ. on the ' C. of the classics,' by Barker. [In 
 Classical journal, v. 7, p. 32.] 2742.07 
 
 Yule (H., ed.) Cathay and the way thither ; medieval 
 notices of C. With essay on the intercourse be- 
 tween C. and the western nations previous to the 
 discovery of the Cape route. 2 v. [Hakluyt soc, 
 
 1866.] 1025.17 
 
 Chinese Emigration to the United States. 
 
 CowweU (B. H.) Why and how the Chinese emigrate. 
 
 1871 1021.10 
 
 See also New Englander, v. 29, 1870 (Chinese migration, 
 by Prof. H. N. Day.) 
 
 Taiping and other rebellions, 1850-60. 
 Brine (L.) The Taeping rebellion in C. 1862. 1023.19 
 CaUery (J. M.) and Tvan (Melchior). History of the 
 
 insurrection in C. 1853 1021.17 
 
 Chesney (O. C.) Chinese Gordon and the Taiping rebellion. [In 
 
 his Essays, etc. 1874.] 3224.22 
 
 Meadows (T. T.) The Chinese and their rebellions. 
 1856 1036.04 
 
 See also Blackwood's mag., v. 74, 1863 ; v. 100, 1866 • 
 v. 104, 1867 ; Ed. rev., v. 102, 185 ; Fraser's mag., v 48 
 
 1853 ; v. 71. 1865 ; v. 79, 1869 (Chinese Gordon) ; New Eng' 
 lander, v. 30, 1871 ; N. A. rev., v. 79, 1854 ; Quar. rev. v 94 
 
 1854 (Religion of the rebels) ; v. 112, 1862. 
 Recent foreign relations and wars of China. 
 
 Belcher (Sir E.) Naval operations in China. 1840-41. [In his 
 Voyage round the world, etc. 1843.] 925 21 
 
 Cooke (G. W.) China: being "The Times" special 
 correspondence in 1857-58 1023.14 
 
 Swinhoe (R.) Narrative of the North China campaign 
 
 of I860 1022.18 
 
 Sec also Blackwood, v. 86, 1859 ; v. 87, 1860 (2 art.) ; v. 89, 
 1861 (English embassies) ; Ed. rev., v. 98, 105, 111, 122 
 (Elgin's mission, elc.) ; v. 133, 1871 (For. relations of C.) ; 
 Fraser's mag., v. 65, 1857 (The war with C.) ; n. s. v. 3, 1871 
 (Chinese statesmen and state papers ; 3 art.) ; N. A. rev., 
 v. 90, 1860 ; Quar. rev., v. 107, 1860 (Elgiu's mission) • 
 V. 132, 1872 (Trade with C.) ; Westm. rev., v. 93, 1870 (Our 
 policy in C.) ; v. 95, 1871 (France, the Jesuits, and the 
 Tientsin massacre). 
 
 See also, in this class, names of dependencies of China, 
 as Manohooriaj— Mongolia ;— Tibet ; — Gorea ;— Formosa. 
 China Seas. 
 
 Collingwood (C.) Kambles of a naturalist, 1866-67. 1064.13 
 
 Hawks (F. L. ) Narrative of the exped. to the China 
 seas.under Commodore Perry, 1852-54. 3v. 1026.02 
 
 Jarrad (F. W) The China sea directory, v. 4. Coasts 
 of Corea, Bussian Tartary, Japan islands, gulfs of 
 Tartary and Amur and sea of Okhotsk ; Linschoten 
 
 islands, etc. 1873 1045.20 
 
 Cilicia. 
 
 Vahram. Chronicle of the Armenian kingdom of O. [In Neumann 
 
 Translations, etc., 1831.] 7816.10 
 
 See also Asia Minor, (p. 292, ante). 
 
 Cincinnati. 
 
 Board of education. The Bible in the public schools. 
 Arguments in the case of J. D. Minor et al. versus 
 the Board of education. Cin., 1870. 8°. 3522.20 
 
 Board of trade. lst-6th annual report. ft, 1870-75. 8. 
 
 Cincinnati directory, 1875. Cin., 1874. 8°. . . 6763.06 
 
 Public library. Catalogue. Cin., 1871. 8°. . . 2715.25 
 
 — lst-8th annual report, ft, 1867-75. 8°. 
 
 Young men's mercantile library association. Catalogues 
 of books. Cin., 1869. 8° 2715.17 
 
 — 19th-41st annual report, ft, 18S4-76. 8°. 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 20, 1867 (by J. Parton). 
 
 Ciroaasia and the Caucasus. 
 Ditson (G. L.) Circassia, a tour. 1850. . . 993.07 
 Famin(C) Circassie. 1838. [Univers.] . . 902.29 
 Freshfield (D. W.) Travels in the Central Circassia. 
 
 1869 996.12 
 
 Freygand (Mme. F. de). Letters from the Caucasus. 
 
 1823 1043.24 
 
 Golovin(I.) The Caucasus. 1853 995.05 
 
 Harvey (Mrs.) Turkish harems and Circassian homes. 
 
 1871 1034.11 
 
 Haxthausen (A.) Transcaucasia, etc. 1854. . . 1034.14 
 
 Mackie (J. M.) Life of Schamyl 3156.20 
 
 Spencer (E.) Travels in Circassia. 1839. . . 995.03 
 
 — Turkey, Circassia, etc. 1835 992.14 
 
 See also articles in Blackwood, v. 79-80, 1856 ; Fortnightly 
 rev., Sept., Oct., 1874 (by A. W. Dilke); Fraser's mag., Jan., 
 1873 (Visit in 1870, by E. Banson) ; Nat. qu. rev., v. 25, 1872 
 (O. aud the Turks) : Qu. rev., v. 116, 1864 (The Circassian 
 exodus). 
 
 Cities. See Cities, p. 269 of this catalogue. 
 
 City of the Caliphs. See Bagdad. 
 
 Cleveland, (Ohio). 
 
 Whittlesey (C.) Early history of C. 1867. . 612.21 
 
 Cochin-China. See Anam, p. 290 ;— Indo-China. 
 
 Colchester, (Conn.) 
 
 Taintor (CM.) Extracts from the records of C. 591.26 
 
 Colombia. 
 Cochrane (C. S.) Travels in C. 1823-24. 1825.1154.22 
 Colombia in 1826. L., 1828. 8°. [Pamphleteer, v. 29.] .5058.29 
 Conder (J.) Modern traveller, v. 27. 1830. . . 911.27 
 Duane (W.) Visit toft, 1H22 and 1823. . . .1154.24 
 
 Famin (C.) Colombie. 1839. [Univers.] 901.17 
 
 Stevenson ( W. B. ) 20 years' residence in South America. 
 
 3v. 1825 1154.15 
 
 See also Bolivia ;— New Granada ;— Venezuela. 
 
 In asking for books, use the "Book Orders," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
302 
 
 COUNTRIES : Colorado*© Crete. 
 
 Colorado. 
 
 Bowles (S. ) The Switzerland of America ; a summer 
 
 vacation in C. 1869 1122.09 
 
 Denver City board of trade. Resources of Colorado. 
 
 I860.' 1133.21 
 
 0ld(R.0.) Colorado : its resources. 1872. .1133.21 
 Pacific R. R. reports, v. 2, 1853 (Narrative of Gunnison's explor.) 
 Taylor (B.) Colorado. A summer trip. 1867. 1114.21 
 Tice (J. H. ) Over the plains and on the mountains. 
 
 [1872.] 1132.19 
 
 United States. Engineer department. Geogr. and geol. explor. and 
 
 surveys weBt of the 100th meridian, in charge of G. M. 
 
 Wheeler. [Now publishing.] 1116.18 
 
 Geol. exploration of the 40th parallel, in charge of Clarence 
 
 King. v. 3, Mining industry. 1870 1116 11 
 
 — Interior department. U. S. geol. survey of the territories [in 
 
 charge of F. V. Hayden]. Annual report for 1869 and 1873. 
 Note. — These reports cover the geology, mineralogy, na- 
 tural history, and mining industry of the territory, with 
 maps. 
 
 — Commissioner of mining statistics. Reports, 1867-74. . 4006.05 
 
 Colorado River of the West. 
 Ives (J. C.) Report upon the C. river of the west. 
 
 1861 1126.09 
 
 Powell (J. W. ) Exploration of the C. river of the West 
 
 and its tributaries, 1869-72 1136.19 
 
 ■ — The canons of the O. [In Scribner's monthly, Jan., Feb., 
 
 Mch., 1875.] 
 Sitgreaves (L.) Exped. down the Zuni and C. rivers. 
 
 [Natural history.] 1853 1133.17 
 
 Columbus, {Ohio). 
 Studer (J. H.) History, resources, etc. 1873. 
 
 601.09 
 
 Sliattuck (L.) 
 
 Concord, {Mass.) 
 History of C, to 1832. 
 
 611.29 
 
 Concord, {New Hampshire). 
 
 Bouton(N.) History of C, 1725-1853. . . . 605.02 
 
 Moore (J.) Annals of C, 1726 to 1823. . . 612.12 
 
 Concord River, {Mass.) 
 Thoreau (K D.) Week on the C. 1859. . .1111.10 
 
 Confederate States of America, {so catted). 
 
 Official reports of battles. New York, 1863. 8°. 645.10 
 
 See also United States. (War of the rebellion, 1861-65.) ' 
 
 Congo River. 
 
 Angela (M.) and Carli (D. de). *Voyage to, 1666-7. [Pinkerton, 
 
 v. 16.] 926.16 
 
 Astley (T.) Ool. of voyages, v. 2, book 3-4 (1578-1700).' .' 935 11 
 
 Hoefer (F.) Afrique australe. 1848 901 02 
 
 Merolla (J.) *Voyage to, 1682. [Pinkerton, v. 16.] . '. 92616 
 Moiiteiro (J. J. ) Angola and the Congo. 1876. 1093.22 
 
 Connecticut. 
 Records of the colony and plantation of New Haven 
 1638-[1655]. Ed. by C. J. Hoadley. 2 v. With 
 the code of 1656. Hartford, 1857-58. 8°. . 592.02 
 Bacon (Z. and others). Contributions to the ecclesias- 
 tical history of C. 1861 3457 ig 
 
 Bushnell (S.) Hist, estimate of O. [In Ms Work and play 2514 27 
 
 Code of 1650, a compilation [by R. R. Hinman] of the 
 
 earliest laws of Conn. ; with extracts from the 
 
 laws of New Haven colony, called Blue laws 
 
 Hartford, [n.cZ.] 8° 5622.04 
 
 DeFurest (J. W.) History of the Indians of C, to 1850. 
 
 1853 gg2 07 
 
 Dwvjht(T.) History of C. to [1815]. . . 59l'o5 
 Everest (0. W.) The poets of C. 1843. . 1643' 08 
 Fowler ( W. C.) Local law in C. historically considered. 
 
 1872 5735 22 
 
 Hinman (R. R.) Letters from the English kings and 
 
 queens, the governors of the colony of with 
 
 the answers thereto, 1635-1749. . 59X 14. 
 
 Hollister(G. H.) History of Conn. 2 v. 1857. 652' 01 
 
 Perciml{J. G.) Report of the geology of Connecticut. 
 
 1842. 
 
 4114.17 
 
 Peters (8. A.) General hist, of Conn. 1781* 
 Shepard (C. M.) Geol. survey of C, 1837 ' ' 4112'21 
 Cmmbull (B.) Hist, of Conn. 2 v. 1818 ' 652'o4 
 Sigourney {L. E.) Sketch of C. 40 years since! [anon 1 
 
 J 0^4 rot iij 
 
 See also Oheshire;-Greenwich ;-Hart'ford --Merid'en- 
 W?.!* ?T U ; - Wew London ;-Norwich '-StSrf - 
 New 11 ^^:^^" 7 -™^» i-Woodbury TaIso 
 
 Connecticut River and Valley. 
 
 BitchcocJc (E.) Illus. of surface geology. [In Sm. contrib., v 9 1 
 Warren (J. C.) Fossil impressions in sandstone rocks 
 of Conn. River. Boston, 1854. 8°. . . 4112.26 
 
 Constantinople. 
 
 Attom (T.) *C. illustrated; with historical account bv T? 
 
 Walsh. [1849.] 9/7^ 
 
 Auldjo (J. ) Visit to Constantinople, in 1833. 996.22 
 Gautier (T.) Constantinople of to-day. 1854. 99203 
 Eddy(B. 0.) Walter in Constantinople. 1868. 1041.12 
 Gautier (T.) Constantinople. [French.] . . 703126 
 
 Same. Prom the French, by R. H. Gould. 103318 
 
 Hornby {E. B. ) In and around Stamboul. 2 v. 994.07 
 
 Same. [New title. ] C. during the Crimean war. 
 
 !863 996.21 
 
 Kennedy (C. M.) Turks of 0. [In Gallon (F.) Vacation tourists, 
 
 1862-3.] 925.18 
 
 Lott (E.) Harem life in Constantinople. . . 1082.12 
 Murray (J.) Hand-book for C. 1871. . . . 1033J0 
 Pardoe (J. ) City of the Sultan. 2 v. 1837. . 99101 
 
 Same. [In Waldie library, v. 10.] 5078 24 
 
 Smith (A.) A month atC. 1855 992.08 
 
 See also Lippincott's mag., June, 1872 (by F. W. Holland). 
 j6S- See also, in this class, Turkey ;— Eastern and By- 
 zantine empire ; — Bosporus ; — East. 
 
 Conway River, {England). 
 Fenton {R.) The Conway in the stereoscope. With notes 
 by J. B. Davidson. 1860. 954,27 
 
 Cooperstown, (N. T.) 
 
 Coffin (R. B.) Home of Cooper, and the haunts of 
 Leatherstocking. By Barry Gray, [pseud.] 3043.27 
 
 Zivermore (S. T.) Hist, of Cooperstown. 1862. 621.06 
 Corea or Korea 
 
 Hamel (H.) Travels in 0., 1653. [Pinkerton, v. 7.] . . . 926 07 
 
 Regis (J. B.) Geogr. observ. and hist, of Korea. [In *Green 
 Voyages, v. 4, p. 319-347.] 935 12 
 
 Williamson {A.) Journeys in. 2 v. 1870. . . 1021.11 
 
 Corn-wall, (England). 
 Boitrell(W.) Traditions of West C. 2 v. 1870. 3810.20 
 Cornwall: its mines and miners. [anon.] 1857. [Trav. 
 
 lib., v. 23.] 5075.28 
 
 Hogg(T.) Fabulous hist, of the ancient kingdom of C. 
 
 [a poem.] 1827 1651.17 
 
 Hunt (R.) Popular romances of the west of England 
 
 2 v. 1865 3816.08 
 
 Muller [Max). C. antiquities. [In his Chips, etc., v. 3.] . 2637.21 
 Murray (J.) Handbook for C. 1859. . . . 953.16 
 Norris (E. ) Ancient Cornish drama. 2 v. 1859. 1733.31 
 Spender (E ) Fjord, Isle, and Tor. 1870. . . 954.21 
 See also Brit. quar. rev., Oct., 1870 (Affinity between the 
 
 Bretons and the Cornish); Beauties of Engl., v. 2 [915a.02J. 
 >8S- See also Britons (p. 295). 
 
 Corsica. 
 
 Boswell{J.) An account of C. 1768. . . . 975.15 
 
 Forester (T.) Rambles in C. 1858 975.02 
 
 Friess (0. A. C. de). Corse. 1847. [Univers.] 901.26 
 
 Gregorovius (F.) C. in the picturesque, social, and hist 
 
 aspects. 1855. [Trav. lib., v. 2.] . . .'5075.07 
 
 Be viewed in London qu. rev., v. 96, 1856. 
 Murray (J.) Hand-book for C. 1868. . . . 981.08 
 Winter in Corsica. By two ladies, [anon.] 1868. 981.11 
 
 See a/so Mediterranean ; and lives of Paoli, (p. 184). 
 
 C oss 3 cks 
 Eeber (B.) History of the Cossacks. [In his Life, v. 1.] . 3074.01 
 See also works on Russia. 
 
 Costa Rica. 
 Boyle (F.) A ride across a continent. 2 v. 1868. 1165.17 
 See also New monthly mag., Nov., 1856 ; Lippincott's 
 mag., Nov., 1872 (by B. M. Walsh). 
 &S~ See also Central America (p. 299). 
 Crete. 
 Hakluyt (R.) Col. of voyages, v. 2, 1810. (Voyages to 
 
 Candia and Ohio) 916.16 
 
 Poslleihwaite (E.) Tour in Crete. 1868. . . . 992.22 
 Skinner [J. E H) Roughing it in 0., in 1867. 993.23 
 Spratt (T.A.B.) Travels and researches in C. 2v. 993.21 
 Strangford (Lord). Notes on C. [In his Writings, etc., v. 2, 1869.] 
 Stiliman (W.J.) Cretan insurrection of 1866-7-8. 993.25 
 See also Oontem. rev., v. 1, 1866 ; Fraser'B mag., v. 79, 
 1869 (0. insurrection in 1866-8). 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
COUNTRIES : Crimea to Dardanelles. 
 
 303 
 
 Crimea. 
 
 Vemidoff (A. de). Travels in the 0. 2 v. 1837. 997.14 
 Holderhess (M.) Journey to the Crimea. 1827. 997.07 
 - Notes relating to the the Orim Tatars. 1821. 991.22 
 Hommairede Hell (X.) Travels in the C. 1847. 997.05 
 Milner ( T. ) Crimea ; its ancient and modem history. 
 
 1855 543.08 
 
 Olipliaiit (L.) Russian shores of the Black sea. 997.04 
 
 Sewnour(KB.) Russia on the Black sea, etc. 1855. 997.03 
 
 Spencer (M) Fall of the Crimea. 1854. . . 554.10 
 
 Note.— A. semi-fictitious narrative of the conquest of the 
 
 Crimea by the Russians under Catherine II. 
 $f^ See also Ed. rev., v. 102 {The Taurio Chersonese) ; 
 
 N. A. rev., v. 81, 1855 (History of the Crimea). 
 
 Crimean "War of 1854-56. 
 Bazancourt (C. de). Crimean expedition. 2 v. 554.09 
 KinglakeiA. W.) The invasion of the Crimea, v. 1-3. 
 
 1863-75 554.11 
 
 The latest volume (publ. in 1875) of this elaborate work 
 includes the battle of Inkermanu. Reviewed in Blackwood 
 V.93, 1863; v. 104, 1868; V. 105, 1869; Ed. rev., v. 117, 1863; 
 v. 128, 1868 ; April, 1873 ; Fraser's mag., v. 68, 1863 ; v. 78^ 
 1868 ; Nat. rev., v. 16, 1863 ; North Brit, rev., v. 38, 1863 • 
 Quar. rev., v. 113, 1863. 
 Froude {J. A.) Short studies, v. 2 (The Eastern question). 2625.06 
 McCleUan (G. B.) Report on the art of war in Europe, 
 
 in 1855 and 1856 4518.07 
 
 McConnick (B. G.) Visit to the camp before Sevastopol. 
 
 1855 553.11 
 
 Morell (J. B.) Neighbors of Russia, and history of the 
 war to the siege of Sebastopol. 1854, . 554.21 
 Pictorial history of the Russian war. 1854-6. . 547.02 
 Beminiscences of an officer of zouaves. 1860. . 554. 15 
 Russell (W. H.) British exped. to the C. 1858. 554.01 
 — Gen. Todleben's History of the defence of Sebasto- 
 pol. 1854-5. A review 554.16 
 
 Simpson ( W. ) 'The seat of war in the East. [With 
 colored illustrations.] 1-2 series in 1 v. A. 47. 18 
 Tyrrell ( H. ) Hist, of the war with Russia. 2 v. 558. 11 
 Woestyn (M.) Guerre d'Orient ; les victoires et con- 
 quers des arme'es alliees. 2 v. in 1. 1857. 554.14 
 See also Fortnightly rev., v. 2, 1865 (Some unexpected 
 results of the war, by G. Hooper) ; Fraser's mag., n. s., v. 3, 
 1871 (On the causes of the war, by F. W. Newman). Nu- 
 merous other articles upon the war may be found in the 
 English periodicals, Fraser's, Blackwood, Edinburgh, 
 North British, Quarterly, Westminster, etc., for 1853-57. 
 
 Croatia. 
 
 Spottiswoode (<?. A.) Tour in C. [In Galton (F.) Vacation tour- 
 ists, I860.] 926.11 
 
 See also Austria ; — Danubian provinces. 
 
 Crusades, A. B. 1080-1456. 
 Busk (Mrs. W.) Mediaev. popes, crusaders, etc. 4v. 443.25 
 Bloss(C.A) Heroines of the crusades. [Fiction.] 6623. 26 
 Contents : Adela of Blois, Eleanor of Aquitaine, Berengaria 
 of Navarre, Isabella of Angouleme, Violante of Jerusalem, 
 Eleanor of Castile, 
 Chronicles of the crusades. Bohn, 1848. . . 6623.13 
 Contents : Chronicle of Richard of Devizes, concerning 
 the deeds of Richard, 1189-92. Geoffry de Vinsauf s Chroni- 
 cle of Richard 1. 1187-92. De Joinville's Memoirs of Louis 
 EC 1226-71. 
 Cox(G. W.) The crusades. [Epochs of history. ] 6623.01 
 Edgar (J. G.) Crusades and crusaders. 1860. 6623.12 
 Gibbon ( E. ) Hist, of the crusades. [ With his Life. ] 3065. 17 
 
 Note.— From his 'Decline and fall,' ch. 58, etc. 
 Gray (67. Z. ) The children's crusade : an episode of 
 
 the 13th century. 1870 6623.11 
 
 Jacob (S. and others). History of the Ottoman empire, 
 
 including the crusades. 2d ed. 1854. . 547.14 
 
 James (G.P.B. ) Hist, of chivalry [and crusades]. 6623.17 
 
 KeighUey [T.) The crusades : scenes and characters. [Waldie 
 
 library, v. 7-8.] 5078.21 
 
 Michaud(J.F.) Hist, of the crusades. 3 v. 1852. 6623.14 
 
 Note — The most important work on the crusades. The 
 
 last book of v. 3 gives a general summary of the progress 
 
 of European industry, arts, and general knowledge during 
 
 and after the crusades. 
 
 mlman{H.H.) History of Latin Christianity, v. 3-4. 1857. 3417.05 
 
 Mills (V.) History of the crusades. 2 v. 1828. 6623.20 
 
 Oakeley {F.) Influence of the C. on arts and literature. [In Ox- 
 
 ford prize essays, v. 4, p. 155-85. 1836.] .... 2541.14 
 
 ralgrave (Sir F.) Origin and intent of the crusades. Robert the 
 
 crusader. [In his Hist, of Normandy, v. 4, 1864.] . 484.20 
 
 Procter (B.) History of the crusades. [In his Historical essays, 
 
 1858.] 445a4 
 
 See also Littell, 1853, v. 1, or Brit. qu. rev. (Orusa les as 
 described by Crusaders). 
 
 In Biography, see lives of orusaders, as Fbedeiuo II. of 
 Oeruiany, Godmeyde Bouillon, Lours IX., Julian (Oar- 
 dmal), Richard I. * 
 
 I !\;^V? tion • f ee Scott ' 9 Tales of the crusaders (Betrothed 
 and Talisman) ; and Count Robert of Paris. In Foerry.see 
 Tasso s Jerusalem delivered. 
 
 W See also Knighthood, in the general alphabet. 
 
 Cuba. 
 
 Ballou(G. W.) History of Cuba. 1854. . .116121 
 Beauvallet(L.) Raohel and the new world. 1856 1072 11 
 
 Bremer (Jf.j Homes of the new world, v. 2 1853' ' ' ' 1073 12 
 (Jarleton (G. W.) Our artist in Cuba, 1865-6. 1162.06 
 Dana(R.H.) To Cuba and back. 1859. . .1162 05 
 Gallenga (A.) Pearl of the Antilles. 1873. .116123 
 Ghbbes {B. W.) Cuba for invalids. 1860. . 1162.04 
 Hazard (S.) Cuba with pen and pencil. 1871. 1161.13 
 Howe (Mrs. J. W.) Trip to Cuba. 1860. . .1162.07 
 
 Repr. from Atlantic monthly, v. 3-4, 1859 
 Humboldt (F. H. A. von). Island of Cuba. Ed. bv J 
 
 S. Thrasher. 1856 1162.08 
 
 — Same. 0. and the slave trade. [In his Personal narrative v 7 
 
 1829 ; v. 3, 1853.] ij 65 Q j 
 
 Hurlbut(W.H) Can Eden; or pictures 'of Cuba. 1162.01 
 
 — ■ Same. [In Trav. library, v. 11.] 5075 16 
 
 Jay (W. M L.) My winter in Cuba. 1871.' '. 1161.18 
 Kimball (li. B.) Cuba and the Cubans. 1850.1162.02 
 Mackie (J. M.) From Cape Cod to the tropics. 1864. . 1111 08 
 Murray (A.M.) Letters from Cuba. 1856. .1162.09 
 Murray (H. A.) Lands of the slave, etc. 1857. 1072.10 
 Phillippo (J.M.) The United States and C. 1857. 1162.03 
 O'Kelley (J.J.) The Mambi-land : adventures of a Hjrald 
 
 correspondent. 1874 1161.24 
 
 SegnauU (i5.) Histoire des Antilles. 1849 901.12 
 
 Tudor (i?.) Tour in Mexico and excursion to Cuba. [In Waldie 
 
 library, v. 3.] 5078.17 
 
 Tumbull (D.) Travels in Cuba. 1840. . ... 1162.10 
 Tyng (CD.) Stranger in the tropics, [anon.] 1161.19 
 United States. Sep. of State. Corresp. in relation to 
 
 the seizure of American vessels and injuries to 
 
 American citizens. 1870 
 
 Willis (N. P.) Health trip to the tropics. 1854. 1162.24 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 12, 1875 (Conquest of C by 
 
 Gt. Britain in 1762). 
 gS~ See West Indies ;— America (6. Discovery, etc. p. 289). 
 
 Dahomy. 
 
 Burton (B. F.) A mission to Gelele, king of Dahome. 
 
 2 v. 1864 . 1083.09 
 
 Skertchley (J. A.) Dahomy as it is. 1874. .1086.06 
 
 Dalmatia. 
 
 Chopin (J. M.) Provinces danubiennes. 1856. 901.29 
 Paton{A.A.) Highlands etc., of the Adriatic. 2 v. 1849. 976.06 
 Shoberl (F.) World in miniature. 2 v. . . 6631.21 
 Strang/ord ( Viscountess}. Eastern shores of the Adriatic. 1034.16 
 Wilkinson (J. G.) Dalmatia, etc. 2 v. 1848. . 995.07 
 
 Dakota. 
 
 Bodge (B. 1.) The Black Hills. 1876. . . .1132.25 
 Jones (W.P.) Myth of stone idol; a love legend. 1662.39 
 
 Damascus. 
 
 Eddy (B. 0.) "Walter in Damascus. 1868. . 1041.12 
 Porter (J. L.) Five years in D. 2 v. 1855. .1053.14 
 
 Reviewed in N. A. rev., July, 1866. 
 Robinson (E.) Later biblical researches. 1857. . . . 1056.05 
 
 See also Syria ; — Asia Minor. 
 
 Danube. 
 
 Beattie (W.) The Danube : its history, scenery, and 
 
 topography. 1841 986.11 
 
 Mansfield (R. B.) Log of the "Water Lily .1854. 963.21 
 Quin (M. J.) Steam voyage, etc. 2 v. 1836. . 966.15 
 
 Danubian provinces. 
 
 Chopin (J.M.) Provinces danubiennes. 1856. 8°. 901.29 
 Contents: Bosnie, Servie, Herzegovine, Bulgarie, Sla- 
 vonie, Illyrie, Croatie, Dalmatie, Montenegro, Albanie. 
 
 Dardanelles. 
 Murray (J.) Handbook for travelers in the Darda- 
 nelles. 1871 1033.10 
 
 Darien. See Panama (Isthmus of). 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
304 
 
 COUNTRIES : Darien to Bast. 
 
 Darien, (Conn.) 
 Huntington (E) History of Stamford, etc. . • 592.00 
 
 Dartmoor, (England.) 
 See Quar. rev., July 1873. 
 
 Dartmouth, (Mass.) 
 Picketson (D.) Hist, of New Bedford, D., etc. 591.25 
 
 Davenport, (Iowa). 
 Wilkie(F.B.) Davenport past and present. 1858. 591.16 
 
 Dead Sea. 
 De Saulcy (L. F. J. 0. de). Journey round the Dead 
 
 Sea, 1850-51. 1854 1054.02 
 
 Lynch (W. F.) U. S. exped. to the Dead Sea. 1054.01 
 See also works on Palestine. 
 
 Dedham, (Mass.) 
 Lamson (A.) History of the First churoh and parish. 
 
 1839 5091.04 
 
 White (J.) Centennial discourse, 3d parish. 1835. 5091.04 
 Mann (H.) Hist, annals of Dedham, 1635-1847. 611.11 
 
 Delaware. 
 
 Ferris (B. ) History of the original settlements on the 
 Delaware, to the colonization under Perm. 592.11 
 
 Vincent (F. ) History of D. ; with description of its geo- 
 graphy and geology. 1870 602.15 
 
 Delaware Water Gap. 
 
 Brodhead (L. W ) Scenery, legends, and early history. 
 
 1867 1112.28 
 
 Delhi. 
 
 Mirdurn (R. B.) From New York to D., 1858. 1023.10 
 Ration (J. E. W.) The Chaplain's narrative of the siege 
 
 of Delhi. 1858 1013.03 
 
 See also India. 
 
 Denmark and Danes. 
 Coxe ( W.) Travehr in Denmark and Norway, about 1780. [Pink- 
 
 erton, v. 6.] 926.06 
 
 Cricldtm (A.) and Wheaton (H.) Scandinavia ; a history 
 of Denmark. [To 1837.] 2 v. E., 1838. 16°. 542.04 
 
 Same. 2 v. New York, 1846. 18°. . . 542.06 
 
 Dunham (HA.) Hist. ofD. [to 1814.] 3v. 1839-40.] 542.01 
 Eyries (J. B.) Danemark. 1846. [Univers] . 901.22 
 Forester [T.) Traces of the Danes in England. [In Alfred. 
 
 Works, w. 1.1 6017.15 
 
 Gallenga(A.) Invasion of D. in 1864. 2 v. . 542.12 
 Godwin (M. W. ) Letters written during a short resi- 
 dence in Denmark. 1802 991.00 
 
 Gosch (G.A.) Denmark and Germany since 1815. 546.27 
 
 Hook (G.) Danes in the time of king Alfred. [In Alfred. Works, 
 
 v. 1.] 6017.18 
 
 Mailing ( 0. ) Great and good deeds of Danes, Norwe- 
 gians, and Holsteinians. Tr. by A. A. Feldborg. 
 
 1807 548.05 
 
 Marry at (H.) Residence in Jutland, the Danish isles, 
 
 and Copenhagen. 1860 964.14 
 
 Murray (J., publ.) Hand-book for D. 3ded. 1838. 99l!08 
 
 Scolt ( 0. H. ) The Danes and the Swedes : a visit to 
 
 Denmark, including Schleswig-Holstein and the 
 
 Danish islands. 1856. 997.13 
 
 Taylor (B.) Northern travel. 1858. . . . 991.02 
 
 Universal history. Modern part, v. 32. (Hist, of D., to 1743.) 406.25 
 
 Worsaae (J. J. A.) Primeval antiquities of D. 5813.19 
 
 See also Ed. rev., v. 134, 1871 (Scandinavian politics) ; N. 
 
 A. rev., v. 84, 1857 (Danish Sound dues) ; Temple Bar, Mch. , 
 
 1870 (Danish national character). 
 
 $3- See also, in the general alphabet, Language ; —Liter- 
 ature : — Poetry ; — and, in this claBs, Scandinavia ; — 
 Europe. 
 
 Derbyshire, (England). 
 Bray (W.) Tour into I>.,M. 1777. [*Pinkerton, v. 2.] . 926.02 
 Beauties of England and Wales, v. 3 (by Britton and Brayley) 
 Ferber (J. J.) Oryctography of D. [*Pinkerton, v. 2.] . 926.02 
 Murray ( J. ) Hand-book for D. 1868. . . . 451.07 
 
 Detroit. 
 
 Parlcman (F.) Hist, of the conspiracy of Pontiac. 584.06 
 
 Richardson (J.) Wacousta ; or the prophecy. A tale. [In Waldie 
 
 library, v. 1.] 6078.16 
 
 Devonshire, (England). 
 Beauties of England etc., v. i (by Britton and Brayley). . 916a 03 
 Bray (Mrs. A. E. ) Description of the part of D. on the 
 Tamar and the Tavy. 3 v. 1836. . . . 951.21 
 
 Kingsley(C) North Devon. [With his Sir Walter Raleigh, efc n 
 221-75, 1859] 2534.06 
 
 Murray (J.) Hand-book for Devon, etc. . . 953.16 
 See also Bentley's miscel., v. 21, 1847 (Festivities and au. 
 perstitions of D., by Mrs. T. Whittle) ; Fortnightly rev 
 v. 5, 1866 (by J. DenniB). 
 
 Dominica (Island of). 
 Atwood (T.) History of the island of Dominica, with 
 a description of its productions, etc 1791. 556.12 
 
 Dominican Republic. 
 
 Guillermin (G.) Journal historique de la rev. de la par- 
 tie de Test de Saint Domingue. 1808. . . 550.13 
 
 Hazard (S.) S.Domingo, past and present. 1873. 1161.20 
 
 Schomburglc (R. H.) The peninsula and bay of Samana. [In Royal 
 geogr. soc. Journal, v. 23, 1853.] 903.25 
 
 United Slates. Commission of inquiry. Eeport. Washing- 
 ton. 1871. 8° 1161.26 
 
 See also West Indies ; — Hayti. 
 
 Dorchester, (Mass.) 
 
 Drake (<S. G.) Early history of Dorchester. 1851.611,03 
 Everett (E.) D. in 1630, 1776, 1855. [Orations, v. 3, p. 292-354.] 
 History of the town of Dorchester, Mass. By a com- 
 mittee of the Dorchester antiquarian and historical 
 
 society. 1859 611.05 
 
 Druses. 
 
 Ohasseaud (G. W.) D . of the Lebanon. 1855. 1054.09 
 Churchill ( C. H.) Mount Lebanon ; with a full account 
 
 of the Druses, 1840. to 1860 1034.01 
 
 Robinson (E.) D. of Mount Lebanon. [In Bibliotheca sacra, 1843.] 
 
 Duxbury, (Mass). 
 
 Winsor (J.) History of D. 1849 611.27 
 
 Djaks. See Borneo. 
 East (The), including the Levant- 
 Andersen (H. CS) A poet's bazaar. 1871. . . 964.25 
 Bartlett (W. H.) Gleanings, pictorial and antiquarian, 
 
 on the overland route, [anon.] 1851. . 986.15 
 Bedford (F.) *The Holy Land, Egypt, Constantinople, 
 
 Athens, etc. 48 photographs. 1862. . .1055.15 
 Belgiojoso (0. T. de). Oriental harems and scenery. 
 
 1862 1053.11 
 
 Blount (H.) Voyage into the Levant, 1634. [Pinkerton, v. 10.] 926.10 
 Blyden (E. W.) From west Africa to Palestine. 1045.07 
 Bodenstedt (F.) The morning-land. 2 v. 1851. 1041.21 
 1st series, v. 1-2. Georgians, Armenians, Bussians, Per- 
 sians, and Tartars, their manners and poetry. 
 2d series, v. 1-2 Circassians and Persians. 
 Browne (J. R.) Yusef ; a crusade in the East. 1043.03 
 Bryant (W. C.) Letters from the East. 1869. 1052.15 
 Came (J.) Letters from the East. [Waldie library, v. 10.] 6078.24 
 Chasles (P.) Orient : voyages d'un critique. 2e ed. 
 
 1865 7042.08 
 
 Crowe (E. E. ) The Greek and Turk, etc. 1853. 1032.01 
 Coffin (C. C.) Our new way round the world. [India, 
 
 China, Japan, etc.] 1869 925.10 
 
 Curzon (R.) Visits to monasteries in the Levant. 
 
 1849 1052.08 
 
 Davesies de Pontes (L.) Etudes sur l'orient 7043.04 
 Dicey (E.) The morning-land. 2 v. 1870. 1052.18 
 
 v. 1. Turkey. Palestine. 2. Egypt and Suez Canal. 
 Feiridge ( W. P. ) Harper's hand book for Europe and 
 
 the East. 1862 942.03 
 
 Glennie (J. Stuart). Pilgrim's memories, or travel and 
 
 discussion in the birth-countries of Christianity 
 
 with H T. Buckle. 1875 1015.16 
 
 Gobineau (A.de). TroisauseuAsie. 1855 a 1858. 1043.13 
 Grey (Hon. Mrs. W. ) Visit to Egypt, Constantinople, 
 
 the Crimea, Greece, etc. of the prince of Wales. 
 
 1870. ... . 1091-02 
 
 Oriswold (Mrs. S. M.) A woman's pilgrimage to the 
 
 Holyland. 1871 1051.13 
 
 Hahn-Hahn (I.) Letters from the Orient. 1845. 1045.01 
 Haight (Mrs. S. R.) Letters from the old world. 2 v. 
 
 1840. . . W4}* 
 
 Honigberger {J. M.) 35 years in the East. 1852.4334.1b 
 Jordanus (F.) The wonders of the East. Tr. byH. 
 
 Yule. [Hakluyt society, 1863.] . . . 1044.11 
 Kinglake ( R. ) Eothen , or travels in the East. [Tu™3 r > 
 
 Palestine, Egypt, Syria.] 1858. . . ■ 105U" 
 — Same. [In Trav. library, v. 8, 1858.] smM 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
COUNTRIES : Eastfo Edinburgh. 
 
 305 
 
 Lamartine (A.de). Travels in the East. 2v. 1850. 1052.04 
 Leech (H. H.) Letters from Greece, Turkey, Egypt, 
 
 Nubia, and the Holy Land. 1869. . . . 1051.11 
 Lowlh{O.T.) The wanderer in Arabia, etc. 27. 1042.10 
 Lmhington (E.) Journey from Calcutta to Europe, by way of 
 
 Egypt, 1827-28. [Waldie library, v. 1.] 6078.15 
 
 Macleod (A'.) Eastward travels in Egypt, Palestine, and 
 
 Syria. 1869 1052.17 
 
 Marnier (X) Du Khin au Nil. [Syrie, Palestine, 
 
 Egypte.] 1852 1052.11 
 
 — De l'Est a l'Ouest : voyages et litterature. 1867. 
 Martlneau (H. ) Eastern life, present and past. 1053.08 
 Mayer (L.) *Views in the Ottoman dominions, and 
 
 some of the Mediterranean islands. . . A. 27. 04 
 Nerval (O. de). Voyage en Orient. 2 v. 1867. 7047.23 
 v. 1 . Les femmes du Caire. Druses et Maronites. 
 v. 2. Lesnuitedu Ramazau. De Paris a Cythere. Lorely. 
 Oliphant (L.) Patriots and filibusters. 1860. 922.22 
 Paine (E.) Tent and harem : an oriental trip. 1082.13 
 Palgrave (Win. G.) Essays on eastern questions. 1033.17 
 Contents : Mahonietauism in the Levant. The Turko- 
 mans, etc. Eastern christians. The monastery of Samelas. 
 The Abkhasian insurrection. The poet Omar. The brigand, 
 Ta'abbet Shurran. 
 Plielps (8. D.) The Holy Land, etc. 1872. . .1052.07 
 Newlon(C.T.) Travels in the Levant. 2v. 1865. 1045.02 
 v. 1. Constantinople. Athens. Mytilene. Scio. Rhodes, 
 v. 2. Halicarnassns. Cnidus. Branchidm. Coast of Caria. 
 Pococke (R.) Travels in the East, 1737-8. [Pinkerton, v. 10.] 926.10 
 Prims (8. I.) Travels in Europe and the East. [Tur- 
 key, Syria, Palestine, and Egypt.] 1855. 943.12 
 Rauwolf (L.) Journey into the eastern countries, 1573. [In Ray. 
 
 Travels, v. 2.] 944.21 
 
 Roberts (D.) *The Holy Land, etc. 3 v. 1855. 1056.02 
 v. 1. Jerusalem and Galilee, v. 2. The Jordan and Beth- 
 lehem, v. 3. Idumea and Petra. v. 4-6. Egypt and Nubia. 
 Shaw(T.) Barbary and the Levant. 1808. .1084.03 
 Smith (A. ) Eastern pilgrims : travels of three ladies. 
 
 1870 1043.23 
 
 Spencer (J. A.) Travels in Egypt and the Holyland 
 
 1850 1052.10 
 
 Stanhope (Hester). Travels [in Syria, Palestine, Egypt, 
 
 efc] narrated by her physician. 3 v. 1846. 1052.01 
 
 Taylor (B.) Lands of the Saracen : [Syria, Palestine, 
 
 Constantinople, Spain.] 1855 994.22 
 
 Same. New York, 1859 1051.03 
 
 Train (G. F) American merchant in Europe, Asia, and 
 
 Australia. 1857 922.11 
 
 Turner (W.) Tour in the Levant. 3 v. 1820.1034.08 
 v. 1. The Mediterranean. Zante, Albania, and Greece, 
 v. 2. Rhodes, Cyprus, and Barout. Syria, Egypt, and Holy 
 Land. v. 3. Asia Minor. Customs of Turks, Arabs, Greeks. 
 Tweedie (W.K.) Eastern manners and customs. 1041.18 
 Urquhart(D.) The spirit of the East. 1839.1033.09 
 Vaiihema (L. di). Travels, 1503 to 1508. With notes 
 and introduction by G. P. Badger. [Hakluyt so- 
 ciety, 1863.] 1044.10 
 
 — Same. [In Kerr. Col. of voyages, v. 7.] 914 14 
 
 Wallin (Q.A.) Journey from Cairo to Medina and Mecca, by 
 
 Suez, Araba, Tawila, al-Jauf, Jubbe, Hail and Rejd. [In 
 
 Royal geogr. boc. Journal, v. 24, 1854.] 903 27 
 
 Walpole (F.) The Ansayrii, with travels in the further 
 
 East. 3v. 1851 1044.01 
 
 Ward (A.) Around the Pyramids, 1859-60. .1082.15 
 Webbe (E ) His trauailes [in the East]. 1590. Ed. by 
 
 E. Arber, 1868 5011.02 
 
 Wilkie (Sir D.) 'Sketches in Turkey, Syria, Egypt. 
 
 1840-41 A.57.01 
 
 — Sketches, Spanish and oriental. 1846. 
 
 Wolf (J.) Travels and adventures. 2 v. 1860. 1044.08 
 
 See also, in this class, Arabia ; — Armenia ; — Asia ; — Asia 
 
 Minor ; — Assyria ; — Oircassia ; — Egypt ; — Georgia ; — 
 
 Greece j — Mediterranean ; — Persia ; — Persian Gulf ; — 
 
 Red Sea j— Syria ; — Turkey, etc., also Poetry (Oriental). 
 
 Eastern or East Indian Archipelago. 
 
 Belcher (E.) Voyage of the Samarang. 1848. 1065.03 
 Contents : Borneo, Bashees, Sooloo, Celebes, Loo-choo, 
 Korea, Japan, Labuau group, Philippines. 
 Skhmore (A. S.) Travels in the E. Indian archipelago. 
 
 1869 1065.12 
 
 Contents : Malacca. Borneo. Java. Sumatra. Timor 
 group. Celebes. Moluccas. Papuan group. The Bandas. 
 Amboina. Madura. 
 Vollingwood (C.) Voyage to Malay archipelago, 1866-67. 
 
 1868. ...:....' 1064.13 
 
 Contents: Labuau group. Borneo. Manilla. 
 
 Earl(G.W.) The Eastern seas, 1832-1834. .1064 19 
 T.mvT' t€ l ntS: JaTa ' Borneo - Malay peninsula. Slam. Singa- 
 
 Findlay (A. <?.) Directory for the navigation of the In- 
 dian archipelago. 1870. . . 104*; 0*; 
 
 eibsm o { £ w A°fr S£J E - L . M ' cMpelag0 - *• '» ~ 
 
 Contents: Java. Sumatra. ' ' ° ll 
 
 Hawks (F. L.) Narrative of the exped. to Japan, 1852- 
 
 54 ; under Commodore Perry. 1856. . . 1016 05 
 
 Marryatl (F. S.) Borneo and the Indian archipelago. 
 
 1°48 IQyg Qo 
 
 Martin (R. M.) History of the British possessions 'in 
 the Indian ocean. [Ceylon, Penang, Malacca, 
 Singapore.] 1S37 1061.16 
 
 Stavormus (J. S.) Account of Java and Batavia, and of Celebes 
 Amboyna, etc. [In Pinkerton. Voyages, v. 11.] . . 926.11 
 
 Wallace (A. R.) The Malay archipelago. 1869. 1065.13 
 Contents: Malacca. Borneo. Java. Sumatra. Timor 
 group. Celebes. Moluccas. Papuau group. 
 
 43- See also, in thiB class, Borneo ;— Celebes ;— Ceylon; 
 -pTava ;— Malacca ;— Moluccas ;— New Guinea ;— Philip- 
 pines j— Sumatra j— Timor group. Also, iu the general al- 
 phabet, Geography and travels. ( Voyages round the world.) 
 
 East Hampton, (N. T.) 
 
 Gardiner (J. L.) Notes on the town of. rN. V. hist, 
 coll. 1869.] . 615 . U 
 
 Easthampton, (Mass.) 
 Lyman (P. W.) History of E. 1866. . . . 611.25 
 
 East India Company. 
 
 Grant (R.) Hist, of the E. L Co. to 1773 ; with view of 
 changes since 1813 1014.10 
 
 Eaye (J. W. ) History of the administration of the E. 
 I. Co. 1853 1014.01 
 
 East Indies. (India and thereabouts). 
 
 Bernier (F.) Voyage to the E. I. [Pinkerton, v. 8.] . . 926.08 
 Fitch (R.) Voyage to Pegu, Ormus, and the E. I. [Pinkerton, 
 
 v. 9.] 926.09 
 
 Hakluyt (R.) Col. of voyages, v. 2, 6, 1810 (Bruton's Newes from 
 
 E. I.; — Fardle of facions ; — Voyage by certaine ships of 
 
 Holland) 916.19 
 
 Hamilton (Capt. A.) Account of the E. I. 1688-1723. [Pinkerton, 
 
 V. 8.] 926.08 
 
 LeBrun(C) Travels into the E. I. 1737. .1029.03 
 Raynal ( G. T. F. ) Philos. and political history of the 
 
 settlements and trade of the Europeans in the E. 
 
 I. v. 1-3. 1782 565.12 
 
 See also Asia ;— India ; — Eastern Archipelago ; — Indian 
 
 ocean ; — Indo-Ohina ; — East India company. 
 
 Eastern and Byzantine Empires, and 
 Constantinople. 
 
 Clinton (H. F.) Epitome of the civil and literary chro- 
 nology of Kome and Constantinople, [a. d. 15- 
 641.] 436.01 
 
 Du Cange (C. du F.) Histoire de C. sous les emp. Francais, 2 v. 
 (In Buchon, v. 1-2.] 6135.12 
 
 FinlayiG.) History of the Byzantine and Greek em- 
 pires, 716-1453. 2 v 426.02 
 
 Gibbon (E. ) History of the decline and fall of the llo- 
 man empire. With notes, by H. H. Milman. 6 v. 
 New York, 1859 433.02 
 
 Same. Ed. by Wm. Smith. 8 v. L., 1854. 436.20 
 
 Same. Abridged. New York, 1859 433.08 
 
 Universal history. Modern part, v. 16 (Constantinopolitan liist., 
 to 1453.) il)5 - 16 
 
 nilehardouin (G. de). De la conquSte de C. par les Francois 
 et les Vanitiens, 1198-1207. [Petitot. Coll. des mem. 1 ser., 
 Ti i i 5131.01 
 
 Same. [Buchon. Coll. des chron., v. 3.] ... 5135 14 
 
 See also, in this class, final cbaptei-B of histories of Rome 
 under the' empire ; — Crusades ; — Constantinople. Also 
 Architecture, (p. 33 ante). 
 
 Edinburgh. 
 
 Anderson (J.) History of E. to 1850 . . . 496.09 • 
 Chambers (R.) Traditions of E. 1847. . . .5023.14 
 GrZ '(J.) Memorials of the castle of E. [to 1792]. 496.15 
 Helton (J.) Castes of Edinburgh. 1861. . . 496.16 
 Lyon (G.J.) History of St. Andrews, ancient and mo- 
 
 rlern 1838. 491.09 
 
 Miller (Huqli). E.' and its neighborhood. 1870. 491.10 
 ^XoFraser's mag., v. 66, 1857; K. s. v. 4, 1871 (Sketches, 
 
 etc.) ; West, rev., v. 66, 1856 (E. 50 years ago). 
 
 In asking for books, use the •• Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
306 
 
 COUNTRIES : Egypt 
 
 Egypt 
 
 1. Ancient History, Religion, Science, Antiquities, eU. 
 Antiquities of E. lawn.} L., 1841. 8°. . .1075.11 
 Belce iO.- T. ) Complexion of the ancient Egyptians). [In Royal soc. 
 
 of lit. Trans., v. 3, 1839.] 6068.03 
 
 Birch (S ) Ancient hist, from the monuments. Egypt 
 
 toB.c. 300 ■ • ^H-'il 
 
 Bryant (J.) Observ. relative to anc;ent history. 428. Ui 
 BooK of the dead. [In Bunsen. Egypt's place, etc. v. 6.] 1076.07 
 Bunsen (0. C. J.) Egypt's place in universal history 
 
 5v. 1818-67 10/5.03 
 
 Note.— For Contents see p. 241 of this catalogue. 
 Ghamwllion-Figeac (J. J) Egypte ancienne [histoire et 
 
 description]. 1839. [Univers.] . . . 901.23 
 Clark i-E L.) Daleth ; or E. illustrated. 1864. 1075.09 
 
 — Israel in Egypt. E. 's place among the ancient mon- 
 
 archies. 1874 1077.04 
 
 Cory (I. P.) Chronological inquiry into the ancient 
 
 history of E. 1837 5421.18 
 
 Egyptian fragments from Manetho, Ammiauus Marcellinus, 
 
 etc. [In the Fhenix. 1836.] Z°!?M 
 
 Same. [In his Ancient fragments. 1832.] . . . 3636 27 
 
 Deutsch IE. O. M.) Egypt, ancient and modern. [In his Lit. re- 
 mains, p. 172-180. 1874.] 3545.07 
 
 Drummond (Sir W.) Of Egypt. [In his Origines, v. 2. 1825.] 425.27 
 
 Science of the Egyptians. [In Class, journal, v. 16-21.] 2742.16 
 
 Engel (E.) Music of ancient nations. 1870. . 1504.19 
 Fair (E) Ancient history, v. 1. Egyptians. 1856. 421.03 
 Forster (O.) The monuments of Egypt, Jin his One primeval lan- 
 guage, v. 2.] 6412.05 
 
 Heeren (A. H. L.) Hist, researches, v. 5. 1833. 424.29 
 Herodotus. History. Books Il.-ni. See Herodotus, in the gen- 
 eral alphabet, for various editions. 
 Horapollo Nilous. The hieroglyphics. [Tr.] by A. T. 
 
 Gory. [Gr. and Engl.] 1840 1091.17 
 
 Keary (A. and E) Early Egyptian history, for the 
 
 young. 1863 1091.03 
 
 Kmriclc (J.) Ancient Egypt under the Pharaohs. 2 v. 
 
 1852 . 1082.04 
 
 Lanoye (F. de). Rameses the great ; or E. 3300 years 
 
 ago. 1870 1081.20 
 
 Lenormant (F.) Student's manual of oriental history, v. 1. 423.14 
 Mahaffy (J. P.) Prolegomena to ancient history; a sur- 
 vey of o'd Egyptian literature. .... 427.20 
 Manetho. Fragmenta. [In Miiller. Fragm. hist. Gr., V. 2.] 7765.10 
 
 — Same. Tr. by I. P. Cory. See under»Cory, above. 
 
 Mure (W.) A dissertation on the calendar and zodiac 
 of ancient Egypt ; with remarks on the first intro- 
 duction and use of the zodiac among the Greeks. 
 
 1832 1077.05 
 
 Nolan {F.) Egyptian chronology analyzed. 1848. 1076.21 
 
 Osburn ( W. ) The monumental history of Egypt. 2 v. 
 
 1854 1075.01 
 
 — Israel in Egypt, or Genesis and Exodus illustrated. 
 
 2ded. 1856 1075.14 
 
 Palmer ( W- ) Egyptian chronicles ; with a harmony of 
 
 sacred and Egyptian chronology, etc. 2 v. 1076.01 
 
 Pauw (C. de). Recherches philos. sur les Egyptiens et 
 
 Chinois. 2 v. 1795 411.08 
 
 Plutarch. Of Isis and Osiris ; or, the ancient religion and phi- 
 losophy of E. [In his Morals, v. 4, p. 65-139.] . .6435.29 
 
 Poole (R. H.) Horae iEgyptiacae ; chronology of ancient 
 
 Egypt. 1851 1076.19 
 
 Prichara (J. G. ) Analysis of Egyptian mythology ; 
 with examination of the remains of Egyptian 
 
 chronology. 1819 3817.17 
 
 Rikart (G. von). Menes and Cheops identified in his- 
 tory under different names. 1869. . . 1076.05 
 Russell (M.) View of ancient E. Edin., 1843. 1081.07 
 
 Same. New York, 1856 1081.08 
 
 Bharpe ( S. ) Egyptian antiquities in the British museum. 
 1862 1091.01 
 
 — History of E., till the conquest by the Arabs, a.d. 
 
 640. 4th ed. 2 v. 1859 1076.03 
 
 Spineto (Marquis). Hieroglyphics and Egyptian anti- 
 quities. 1818. 8°. 1075.08 
 
 Walhen (G. H.) Ancient Egypt, from observations in 
 
 1839 1076.16 
 
 Willcie (Sir B.) "Sketches in E., 1840-41. fol. A.57.01 
 Wilkinson (J. (?.> The ancient Egyptians. 2 v. 1082.02 
 
 — Egyptians in the time of the Pharaohs. 1857. 10S2.14 
 
 — Appendix to Books II-III. [In Herodotus. Ed. by G. Rawliu- 
 
 son. v. 2. 1859.] 426.14 
 
 Contents: Origin. Solar year. Different orders of gods. 
 The Nile. Kinds of writing. Gymnastic contests. Science. 
 Historical notice of Egypt. 
 
 Woodward (Dr.) Of the wisdom of the ancient Egyptians. [Ar- 
 
 chajologia, T. 4. 1786.] 6128.- 
 
 2. Modern History of Egypt. 
 Egypte sous la domination de Mehemet Ali, par MM 
 
 P. etH 1848. [Univers.] .... 901.24 
 
 Marcel (J.J.) E., depuis la conquite des Arabes jusqu'a 
 
 la domination francaise. 1848. [Univers.] 901.24 
 
 Morier (J. P.) Memoir of a campaign with the Ottoman army in 
 
 Egypt. 1800. [In Pamphleteer, v. 13] .... 6093.13 
 Paton (A. A.) History of the Egyptian revolution from 
 
 the period of the Mamelukes [12th century] to the 
 
 death of Mohammed Ali, [1849]. 2 v. . 1077.01 
 Russell (M. ) View of anc. and modem E. 1843. 1081.07 
 Ryme (A.) E. sous la domination francaise. 901.24 
 Yates ( W. li. ) Modern history and condition of Egypt ; 
 
 with account of Mohammed Ali Pascha, from 
 
 1801-1843. 2v 1076.12 
 
 See also, in Biography, p. 178, lives of Mohammed All 
 3. Description and Travels. 
 Abd-al-Lalif. Relation respecting E., 1203. [In *Pinkerton v. 16.] 
 Adams (A. L. ) Notes of a naturalist in the Nile valley. 
 
 1870 1091.12 
 
 Adams ( W. S. D. ) Land of the Nile ; or Egypt past and 
 
 present. 1871 1091.15 
 
 Ampere (J. J.) Voyages et recherches en Egypte. [In Revue des 
 
 d. mondes, 1846-48.] 
 
 Barllett (W.H.) The Nile boat, 1845. 2d ed. 1850.1076.20 
 BarthUemy St. Eilaire (J. ) Egypt and the great Suez 
 
 canal. 1857 1075.12 
 
 Belzoni (G.) Adventures in Egypt, 1850. . .1081.14 
 Chateaubriand (F. R., vicomtede). Travels in, 1806 and 
 
 1807. From the French, by F. ShoberL 1045.06 
 Gonder (J.) Modern traveller, v. 5-6. 1824. . 911.05 
 Curtis (<?. W. ) Nile notes of a howadji. 1854. 1082.11 
 Denon ( V. ) Voyages dans la basse et la haute Egypte, 
 
 pendant les campagnes de Bonaparte. 2 v. 1076.22 
 
 — • — Same. *Planches N.27.17 
 
 Dicey (E.) Egypt and the Suez canal. [In his Morning land, v. 2. 
 
 1870.] 1052.18 
 
 Bitson (G. L.) Para papers on Egypt. 1858. 1094.15 
 Duff (M. E. Grant). Egypt. [ZnContem. rev., Feb., 1874.] 
 Eddij(B. C.) Walter in Egypt. 1868. . . .1041.12 
 Men (F.) The Nile without a dragoman. . .1091.10 
 Mzenberger (R.) Up the Nile by steam. 1872. 1091.23 
 Fairholt (F. W.) Up the Nile and home again. 1081.19 
 Gordon (Lady Buff). Letters fromE. 2 v. 1863. 1081.17 
 Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 122, 1865 ; Westm. rev., v. 84, 1865. 
 
 — Last letters from E. 1875 1091.26 
 
 Grey (Mrs. T.) Journal of a visit to E.,e(c, [with] the 
 
 prince of Wales. 1870 1091.02 
 
 Hakluyt (B.) Col. of voyages, v. 2. (Voyages in E. before 1600). 
 Uamley ( W. G.) A new sea and an old land : E. [and 
 
 the Suez canal], 1869 1094.19 
 
 Barman (S. M.) Journeys to E., 1869-70. . . 1091.18 
 Bopley (H~.) Under Egyptian palms; on the Nile.1081.18 
 Journal of a voyage up the Nile, 1848-49. By an Ameri- 
 can, lanon.] Buffalo, 1851. 12°. . . . 1091.04 
 Lane(E. W.) Manners and customs of the modern 
 
 Egyptians. 3 v. 1816 1081.13 
 
 Lannoy (Sir a. D.) Survey of E., 1422. [In Arohaeologia, y. 21.] 
 Lansing (G.) Egypt's pri noes. A narrative of mission- 
 ary labor. 1865 1075.13 
 
 Laporie (L.) Sailing on the Nile. 1872. . . 1091.16 
 Belaud (C. G.) Egyptian sketch book. 1874 1081.25 
 Lepsius (R.) Letters from Egypt. 1853. . . 1082.08 
 Lindsay (A. W. C, lord). Letters on E. 1858. 1053.09 
 Lott (E. ) English governess in E. : harem life. 1082.12 
 Macgregor (J.) The Bob Roy on the Nile, etc. 1053.19 
 Martineau (K) Eastern life, past and present. 1053.08 
 Murray (J.) Handbook for E. See Wilkinson, below. 
 UUn(S.) Travels in Egypt. 2 v. 1851. . .1043.01 
 Osburn (W.) Israel in Egypt. 2d ed. 1856.1075.04 
 Petherick (J.) Egypt, the Soudan, etc. 1861. 1034.16 
 
 Pfeiffer (I.) Visit to Egypt. 1853 1051.07 
 
 Pococke (R.) "Travels in E. r 1737. (Pinkerton, v. 16.J . 926.16 
 Prime (W.C.) Boat life in Egypt. 1857. . . 1092.17 
 Randall (B. A.) Handwriting of God in E. 1869. 1051.15 
 Roberts (D.) "The Holy Land, etc. Lithographs, with 
 hist, descriptions by G. Croly. v. 3-6. . 1° 5 ^^ 
 Russell (M. ) View of ancient and modern E. 1081.07 
 St. John (B. ) Adventures in the Libyan desert, and .the 
 oasis of Jupiter Ammon 1847. . • ■ 1082.1b 
 
 — Two years' residence in a Levantine family [in Alex- 
 
 andria]. 1850. iomi 
 
 BROOKLYN MEROANTILB LiBRABZ. 
 
COUNTRIES : Egypt to England. 
 
 307 
 
 — Village .ife in Egypt. 2 v. 1853. . . .1082.06 
 St. John (J. A.) Egypt and Nubia. 1845. . 1075.10 
 
 — Isis: an Egyptian pilgrimage. 2 v. 1853. . 1091.07 
 Savary (N.) Letters on Egypt, ancient and modern. 
 
 2 v. 1786 1070.10 
 
 Simpson(W.) Meeting the sun: a journey. 1871. 1015. 0i 
 Smith (A. 0. ) The Nile and its bants. Egypt and Nu- 
 bia. 2 v. 1868 10.Sl.-22 
 
 Smythe(E.A.B.) Egyptian sepulchres, etc. 107-1. 1091.25 
 Spencer (J. A.) Travels in Egypt, etc. 1850. 1052.10 
 Stephens (J. L.) Incidents of travel in Egypt in 18:36. 
 
 2v 1032.20 
 
 Taylor (B.) Egypt, etc. in 1871 1081. 2G 
 
 Tliompson(J.P.) Photographic views of E. 1854 1082.01 
 Volney (G.F.) Travels through Egypt. 2v. 1798. 1082.23 
 
 ■ — Voyage en Egypte. [In his (Euvres.] 5078.27 
 
 Wanderings in the land of Ham. [anon.] 1858. 1093.09 
 Warburton (E) Crescent and the cross. 1850. 1082.17 
 Ward {A. ) Around the Pyramids , 1859-60. . 1082. 1 5 
 Whaiely (M. L. ) More about ragged life in Egypt. 1081.21 
 
 — Kagged life in Egypt. 1863 1081.24 
 
 Wilkinson (Sir J. O.) Handbook for E. condensed from 
 
 modern E. and Thebes. 1858. [Murray's Hand- 
 book.] 1082.09 
 
 — Modern Egypt and Thebes. 2 v. 1843. .1076.14 
 
 — Notes on a part of tie eastern desert of upper E., with a map. 
 
 [In Royal geogr. soo. Journal, v. 2, 1832.] .... 903 05 
 See also, iu this class, Africa ; — East (The) ; — Nil© ;— 
 Pyramids ; — Suez Canal ; — Thebes. 
 
 Also, in the general alphabet. History (Universal; — An- 
 cient ) ;— Hieroglyphics ; — Mummies. 
 
 Note.— Iho best monographs on the ancient Egyptians 
 for the general rtadw ar the works of WilkiuSm and 
 Kaidndc Kearysmd Rasselfs are briefer compeiids Bun- 
 sens work givos original materials for history, but Slmrpr; 
 is the most popular general historical narrative, Amonc 
 VS.* ™ a "y eutortaining books descriptive of modern Egypt 
 Wilkinson s are tho best and most comprehensive 
 
 For the reunion of Egypt, sea Mythology (Ancient) —Va- 
 rious religions, and Paganism (p. 100), besides the works 
 enumerated above, of Hansen, Vrummond, Herodotus, Plu- 
 tarch, Pnc/tard, Wilkinson. 
 
 For articles from periodicals, see lilackwood v. 100 1869 
 (E. and Suez canal) ; v. 108, 1870 (what the old Egyptians 
 knew ;— How they livod and died ; 2 art.) ; Eraser's mag 
 v. 60, 1859 (Egyptian and sacred chronology) ; v. 71 1865 
 (Egyptian tale of 4000 years ago, by C. W. Uoodwiu) ■ Cam- 
 bridge essays, 1858 (Hieratic papyri, by O. W. Goodwin)- 
 V. 72, 1865 (Letters from E., 1865) ; n. s., v. 1, 1870 (Arun- 
 dmes Nili and Suez oaual, by W. H. Russell) ; London qu. 
 rev., Oct., 1874 and Littell, 1874, v. 4 (Egyptian Book of the 
 Dead) ; Nat. qu. rev., v. 6, 1863 (Arts and sciences among 
 the E.) ; N. A. rev , v. 93, 1861 (Burial, etc.) ; v. 96 1H63 
 (Egyptology) ; v. 109, 1869 (Coast of E., and the Suez canal) ; 
 North Brit, rev., v. 29, 1858 (E. and Syria) ; v. 39, 1863 (Al- 
 exandria and a glimpse of E.) ; Quar. rev., v. 105 1859 
 (Bunseu's E. and the chronology of Bible). 
 
 In fation see Romance of ancient history. Egypt. 2 v. 
 [244.14] ; Gautier's ltomance of a mummy [194.17] ; Ebers' 
 daughter of an Egyptian king [181.42] ; Terrasson's Selhos 
 (Court of Memphis) [5713.15] ; Kingsley's Hypatia [221.17] : 
 and for modem characters, About's li'eliah [112.05] ; De 
 Leon's Askaros Kassis, the Copt [172.39] ; Muhlbach's mo- 
 hammed Ali [232.78] ; Palgrave's Hermann Agha [234.68]. 
 
 Hatfield (E. F.) 
 
 Elizabeth, (JV. J.) 
 History of E. 1868. 
 
 622.13 
 
 ENGLAND, AND THE ENGLISH GOVERNMENT. 
 
 Note.— The arrangement of subdivisions of this subject is as follows :— I. Census. II. Constitution and Government. 
 EX Court and Official Registers (p. 308). IV. Foreign Policy (p. 308). V. History. 1, General Works (p. 308). VI. His- 
 tory. 2, By Periods (p. 309). VII. Historical Collections, including the ' Master of the Rolls ' series of Calendars and Chro- 
 nicles VIII. Material resources and Progress (p. 313). IX. National Qualities (p. 313). X. Naval History (p. 314). 
 XI. Parliamentary Debates and Sessional Papers (p. 314). XII. Parliamentary Law and Boroughs 'p. 314). XIII. Parlia- 
 mentary Reform (p. 314). XIV. Parliamentary Registers, and Personal History (p. 314). XV. Parties (p. 314). XVI. Social 
 Manners, and Condition of the People (p. 314). XVil. Travels and Description (p. 314). XVIII. Treaties and Diplomatic 
 Documents (p. 316). e 
 
 I. Census. 
 
 lewis (J.) Digest of the E. census of 1871. 8°. 5928.17 
 
 H. Constitution and Government 
 
 Allen (J.) Inquiry into the rise and growth of the royal 
 prerogative in England. Newed. Added, Charac- 
 ter of king Eidwig. 1819 5718.02 
 
 Amos (A. ) The English constitution in the reign of 
 Charles IX 1857 5717.08 
 
 Bacon (JV.) Historical discourse of ;he government of 
 England. 1647 5717.03 
 
 • Same. Continuation until the end of the reign 
 
 of queen Elizabeth. 1651 5717.03 
 
 Bagehot (W.) The English constitution. 1867. 5717.-13 
 
 -Same. Wioh additional chapter. 1872. 5717.13a 
 
 Blackstone (Sir W- ) Commentaries on the laws of Eng- 
 land. [Ed.] by T. M. Cooley. 2 v. 1871. 5614.10 
 
 — Student's Blackstone. Selections, which relate to 
 
 the Brit, constitution and the rights of persons. 
 
 [Ed.] by K. M. Kerr. 1858. ..... .5614.17 
 
 Bowen (K) Documents of the constitution of England 
 
 and America. 1854. 5736.16 
 
 Brow/ham (K, lord). British constitution. [From his 
 
 Political philosophy.] 1844. . . . 5717.09 
 
 — Contributions, etc., v. 2, p. 347-506. 1856 2517.07 
 
 Burnet (G-.) A memorial to the princess Sophia, of the 
 
 constitution and policy of England. 1815. 5718.05 
 Burrows (M.) Constitutional progress. Seven lectures. 
 
 I860 5717.20 
 
 Oreasy (E. S.) Eise and progress of the English consti- 
 tution. 1856 5717.04 
 
 De la constitution de l'Angleterre, et des changemens principaux 
 
 qu'elle a eprouves. Lond., 1826. 8°. [Pamph., v. 27.] 5058.27 
 Be Lolme (J. L.) Constitution of Engl. Ed. by W. H. 
 
 Hughes. 1835 5717.05 
 
 Dyer [G.) Four letters on the English constitution. 1818. 
 
 [Pamphleteer, v. 12.] 6058.12 
 
 Famcetl (H.) The House of lords. [In his Essays, 1872.] 6814.23 
 Rschel(Dr. E.) The English constitution. Tr. by it. J. 
 
 Shee. 1863 5717.11 
 
 Fonblanque (A. ) and Holdsworth ( W. A. ) How we are 
 
 governed : a handbook, etc. Enlarged by A. C. 
 
 Ewald. 1869 5712.01 
 
 Freeman (E. A.) The growth of the English constitu- 
 tion. 1872 5712.18 
 
 Genuine and complete collection of the protests made 
 in the House of lords. [1641 to 1747.] 2 v. Edin., 
 1748. 12° 472.02 
 
 Sallam (H.) Constitutional history of E., [1485-1760.] 
 1851 5044.25 
 
 Jdeckie (67. F.) Essay on the practice of the British government ; 
 distinguished from [its] abstract theory. 1817. [Pamph- 
 leteer, v. 10.] 5058.11 
 
 May (T. it'.) Constitutional history of E., 1760-1860. 
 
 2 v. 1865 5717.14 
 
 Beviewed iu Ed. rev., v. 116, 1862 ; N. A. rev., v. 97, 1863. 
 
 Millar (J.\ Hist, view of the English gov. from the 
 Saxons to 1688. 4 v. 1803 466.12 
 
 Parkinson (J. G, ) Under government : an official key 
 to the civil service of the crown, and guide for can- 
 didates seeking appointments. 5th ed. 1869. 5712.03 
 
 Rowland (D.) Manual of the English constitution. 
 1859 5717.06 
 
 Russell (J., earl). Essay on the history of the English 
 governments from the reign of Henry VH. 5717.07 
 
 Smith (P. K.i History of the English institutions. 
 1874 5714.22 
 
 Vomers (J., lord). Defence of the constitution against annual 
 parliaments and universal suffrage. 1817. [Pamphleteer, 
 V. 10.] 6058.10 
 
 Stuobs (W.) Constitutional history of England, v. 1-2. 
 1871-75 5712.19 
 
 — Select charters and other illustrations of English 
 constitutional history, from the earliest times to 
 the reign of Edward the first. 1870. . .5717.21 
 
 Thomson (li.) An historical essay on the Magna Charta 
 of king John, [with] the great charter in Latin 
 and English ; the charters granted by Henry HI. 
 and Edward L, etc. 1829.' 5718.01 
 
 Tremenheere (H. S.) The constitution of the U. S. com- 
 pared with our own. 1854 5734.59 
 
 Twysden (Sit R.) Considerations upon the government 
 of England ; ed. by J. M. Kernble. Camden soc. 
 1849. 5112.45 
 
 Tyrrell (J. ) Bibliotheca politica ; or an inquiry into 
 the ancient constitution of the English govern- 
 ment, with respect to the first extent of the regal 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NDMBEB, 
 
308 
 
 COUNTRIES : England : Court and official handbooks ;— History. 
 
 Constitution and Government, continued. 
 
 power and the rights and the liberties of thesub- 
 
 WHgtfr.) "onWal condition if the Engl .peasantry during 
 T-tSKtS of' mti -considered 
 to be the mo" important contributions , to the ea rly hi story 
 
 ^ »oSn?prob^re^ 
 S ifta JslrltTork begins ,1475), but there -a general 
 review ot early Engl, constitutional history in en. vii 
 or he latter /liter's 'Europe during the middle ages 
 [5044 24 ] Freeman's work is also highly praise^ May's 
 history is a full aud accurate continuation of Hallam. Bage- 
 hots "English constitution is considered valuable for its 
 exposHion of the present working of the constitution 
 
 m-See ato.inthe general alphabet, ^«™»«* «£ 
 politics, for various topics, as ' .arufocrocK UaJiof, Bep- 
 resentatiue government,' etc. 
 
 TTT Court, and Official Registers. 
 
 Brunei (A.) The regal armorie of Great Britain, from 
 the time of the ancient Britons to the reign of 
 Queen Victoria. 1839 • 6612.03 
 
 Tlwms l W.J.) Book of the Court ; exhibiting tne his- 
 tory duties and privileges of the nobility and gen- 
 try, the officers of state, and members of the royal 
 household, including court etiquette, and the coro- 
 nation ceremony. 1844 6bl2.04 
 
 Williams (F.) Domestic memoirs of the royal ramify, 
 and of the court of England ; chiefly at the bnene 
 and Richmond. 3 v. 1860 492.17 
 
 Beatson (R.) Political Index to the histories of Great 
 Britain and Ireland ; or register of the hereditary 
 honors, public offices, and persons in office, from 
 the earliest period to 1806. 3 v. 1806. . 477.21 
 
 Thorn (A. B.) The upper ten thousand ; an alphabeti- 
 cal list of all members of noble families, bishops, 
 privy councillors, judges, baronets, members of the 
 house of commons, lords-lieutenant, governors of 
 colonies, knights and companions of orders, deans 
 and archdeacons, and the superior officers of the 
 army and navy, with their official descriptions and 
 
 addresses. 1875 6612.05 
 
 See also in the general alphabet, Aristocracy (p. 85) ; — 
 Heraldry ;— Nobility;— Biography (Boyal England), p. 115 ; 
 and various aunuals, as Whitaker's almanac [6712.17], and 
 British almanac [6731.01J. 
 
 IV. Foreign Policy. 
 
 Only (67.) England and Europe. [In his Hist, sketches, etc. 1842.] 
 
 Enquiry into the conduct of Great Britain, with rela- 
 tion to affairs in Europe, [anon.] 1727. 5721.02 
 
 International policy. Essays on the foreign relations of 
 
 Englaud. London, 1866. 8° 5716.14 
 
 Contents : Beesley (E. S.) England and the sea. Harrison 
 (F.) England and France. Bridges (J. H.) England and 
 China. Congreve (H.) The West. Cookson (C.A ) England 
 and Japan. Hutton (H. D ) England and tne uncivilized 
 communities. Fember (E. H.) England and India. 
 
 Russell i J. , earl). The foreign policy of England, 1570 : 
 1870. An historical essay. 1871. . . 477.25 
 
 Stapleton {A. 0.) Intervention and non-intervention, 
 or the foreign policy of Great Britain, 1790-1865. 
 1866 5727.11 
 
 V. History. 1, General -works. 
 
 1. Introductory. 2. Historical bliography. 3. Ethno- 
 logy, etc. 4. General Histories. 
 1. Introductory Essays. 
 Freeman {E. A.) The continuity of English history. [In his Hist. 
 
 essays, v. 1.] 1871 2628.12 
 
 Fruude [J. A.) Best means of teaching English history. [In Ox- 
 ford essays, p. 47-81.] 2535.19 
 
 Maurice (F. D.) English hlBtory. [In his Friendship of books, 
 
 p. 184-216. 1874.] 2535.19 
 
 See also Eraser's mag., v. 66, 1857 (Origin of the name 
 England). 
 
 2. Historical Bibliography. 
 
 Ewald (A. G.) Our public records : a brief handbook 
 to the national archives. 1873 454.26 
 
 Hardy {Sir T. D. ) Descriptive catalogue of ms. relat- 
 ing to the hist, of Great Britain and Ireland, 
 v. 1-3. [To 1327.] [Rolls chron.] . . .5140.— 
 
 Nicolas (N. H.) Notitia historica : containing tables, 
 calendars, etc., for the use of historians, anti- 
 quaries, and the legal profession. 1824 . 461.10 
 
 Sims(R.) Manual for the genealogist, topographer, 
 
 antiquary, and legal profession. 1861. . 475.16 
 
 Thomas {F. <S.) Hand-book for the public records 
 
 1853 
 
 8. Ethnology and inherited characteristic! 
 of the English nation. 
 
 Betliam (W.) Gaol and Cymbri ; origin and hist, of 
 
 the Irish, Scoti, Britons, and Gauls, and of the 
 
 Caledonians, Picts, Welsh, Cornish, and Bretons. 
 
 1834 466.16 
 
 Creasy (E.L.) The English nation : what we are, and whence we 
 
 are. [In his Historical essays, etc. 1858.] .... 445.14 
 Donaldson {J. W.) English ethnography. [In Cambridge essays, 
 
 p. 30-74, 1856.] 2517.14 
 
 Freeman IE. A.) Origin of the Engl, nation. [In Macniillan, Mch., 
 
 Apl., May, 1870, and Littell, 1870, v. 2 ; 3 art.] 
 Note.— Argues strenuously that the English of to-day are 
 
 mainly of ' Low German ' extraction, with very little oi 
 
 the British-Celtic element. 
 Huxley (T) On some fixed points in British ethnology. [In Con- 
 tern, rev., v. 14, 1870.] 
 Latham (R G. ) The ethnology of the British Islands. 
 
 1852 4732.03 
 
 Nicholas (T.) The pedigree of the English people. 
 
 1868. . . . : 466.26 
 
 Note.— An elaborate plea for the mlxeS and largely Celtio 
 
 character of the English. 
 FiketZ.O.) The English and their origin. 1866. 466.25 
 Note.— Sets forth a Cymric or pre-Roman theory. 
 
 Vaughan^B.) Revolutions in English history 476.07 
 
 v. 1. Revolutions of race. 
 Wrigld ( T. ) The Celt, the Roman, and the Saxon : a 
 
 hist, of the early inhabitants of Britain. 1852. 452.02 
 
 Note. Antiquarian rather than ethnological. 
 
 4. General Histories. 
 Andrews (J. P.) History of great Britain, connected 
 
 with the chronology of Europe. [800-1546.] 2 v. 
 
 1794 467.01 
 
 Annals of England ; an epitome of English history. 
 
 [anon.] 3v. 1855 4=62.^3 
 
 Bolingbroke {H. St. John, lord). Remarks on the history 
 
 of E. By Humphry Oldcastle. [pseud. ] 473.18 
 
 Same. [In his "Works, v. 2.] 5022.(12 
 
 Buckle IH. T.) Notes for English history, [in his Miscel. works, 
 
 V. 8, 1872.] 5022.20 
 
 Burrows (M.) Worthies of All Souls [Oxford] : four 
 centuries of English history, illustrated from the 
 college archives. 1874. 483.18 
 
 Cassell's illustrated history of England to the reign of 
 Edward I. by J. F. Smith ; and from that period 
 by W. Howitt. 8 v 456.01 
 
 Chronological sketch of the kings of England ; from 
 the conquest. With anecdotes. By H. M. h. 
 [anon.] 1871 • *®-f. 
 
 ainton (K R.) Compendium of E. hist, to 1872. 463.20 
 
 Corkran (J. F.) Concise history of England [to 18a8.J 
 1859 . • • 402.1» 
 
 Oraik (G. L.) and Macfarlane (0.) Pictorial history ot 
 England to 1820. 8 v , J, ,£ 
 
 V. 1. A.D. 55-1899. 2. 1399-1603. 3. 1603-88. 4. 1688-1760. 
 5. 1760-84. 6. 1785-91. 7. 1792-1801. 8. 1802-1820. 
 
 Creasy (t,ir E. 8.) Hist, of England, v. 1-2. 1869. 465.19 
 Dickens (0.) Child's history of England. 2 v. 462.32 
 Dibdin IT.) Metrical history of England to 1812. 2 v. 
 
 Dodsley (R) Chroni'cle'of'the kings of England. Writ- 
 ten in the manner of the ancient Jewish histo- 
 rians. By Nathan Ben Saddi. [pseud] . 47i-» 
 
 Ewald (A. C.) Eeference book of English history. 
 
 Ferguson(R) ' Hist/of 'e.'[To 1850.]' 4 v. in 1. 462.26 
 Grafton (iJ.) Chronicle ; or, history of England |10 
 
 1568.] 2 v. 1809 • • • ^-^ 
 
 Green (J. R.) Short hist, of the E. people. 1875. 4o..io 
 Green (Mrs. M. A. S. ) Letters of royal and lUMtrrous 
 
 ladies of Gt. Britain. [1103-1558.] 3 v. 325J.1» 
 Hack (M.) Stories from English history durin | 3 ^g 
 
 Middle ages • „, ' j 
 
 Hamilton ( W. D. ) Outlines of the history of Engiaho. 
 
 Herbert {H.W.) Persons and pictures from the histories 
 
 of Eranoe and England. 1854 463 23 
 
 Historical reason why. English history. . ■ * • 
 Hughes (T.8.) History of England, [1760-183 / j. o • 
 1838 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
COUNTRIES: England : History. 
 
 309 
 
 Eame(B.) Hist, of England to 1688. 6 v. 1853. 464.14 
 Same. The student's Hume. Abridged and con- 
 tinued to 1858 464.20 
 
 — Macqueen (B.) Lefctota on Hume's history. 463.24 
 Lice (H.) and GUbert (</".) Outlines of English history. 
 
 1870 463.22 
 
 John Bull's bible ; or memoirs of the stewardship and 
 
 stewards of John Bull's Manor of Great Albion, 
 
 from the earliest times. By Demodocus Poplicola. 
 
 1816 454.15 
 
 Note.—k satire on the governing classes. 
 Keightley (T.) Hist, of E. to 1839. 5 v. 1846. 462.27 
 Knight (0.) Popular history of England to our own 
 
 times. 8v. 1856-61 466.01 
 
 Knox (I. G.) Young folks' history of E. [1872.] 461.14 
 Lingard {J.) History of E. to 1688. 13 v. 1853. 464.01 
 
 — Vindication of certain passages in [his] history of 
 
 E. 3ded. 1826. [MisceL pamph. v. 16.] 5093.16 
 Long (J. P. A.) Genealogical hand-book of English 
 
 historv. 1870. . . ■ 467.13 
 
 Lossing (B. J.) History of England. 1871. . 463.25 
 Macaulay (T. B.) Hist, of England from the accession 
 of James II. [to 1702. With general introduc- 
 tion]. 5v. 465.01 ; 464.21 
 
 Mackintosh (J. ) History of England, to 1572. v. 1-3. 
 Oont. to 17G0, by W. Wallace, v. 4-10. . 462.01 
 
 Same. [To 1588.] 3 v. N. Y., 1856. . . 462.20 
 
 MUner(T-) History of England to 1852. . . 463.19 
 New school-history of England, [anon. ] 1870. 463.20 
 Pearson (C H.) Early and middle ages of England. 
 
 1861 453.18 
 
 Beviewed by E. A Freeman in Fortn. rev., v. 9, 1868. 
 
 — Historical maps during the first thirteen centuries. 
 
 1869 456.10 
 
 PinnocklW.) Hist, of England made easy. [1870.] 461.08 
 
 Banlce (i. von). History of England principally in the 
 
 17th century. [To 1760.] 6 v. ... . 483.19 
 
 Rapin de Thoyras (P. ) History of England. [To 1 688. ] 
 
 15v. 463.01 
 
 St. John (J. A.) History of the four conquests of Eng- 
 land. 2v. 1862 465.26 
 
 Schomberg (J. B.) Theocratio philosophy of English 
 
 history. 2 v. 1842 466.10 
 
 SmoUett {!'.) History of England, from the revolurion 
 [1689] to the death of George the second. [1760,] 
 
 3v. 1864 . . : 483.14 
 
 Speeded) Historic of Britaine. [Tol602.] 3ded. 488.03 
 
 Stanhope (P. H., earl ; formerly lord Mahon). History of 
 
 England. [1713-83.] 2v 465.06 
 
 — History of England, comprising the reign of queen 
 
 Anne to peace of Utrecht. 1701-1713. . . 465.05 
 Thierry (J. N. A.) Historical essays. 1815. . 516.12 
 Vaughan(R.) Revolutions in Engl. hist. 3 v. 476.07 
 Contents : v. 1. Revolutions ot race. v. 2. Revolutions in 
 religion, v. 2-3. Revolutions in government, with chap- 
 ters upon social and political progress since 1688. 
 
 Beviewed in Blaekwood, v. 86, 1859; v . 90, 1864 ; Ed. rev., 
 v. 112, 1860 ; Fraser's mag., v. 61, 1860 : v. 69. 1864. 
 Yonge(G.M.) Cameos from English history, from Hollo 
 to Edward IX 900-1329. [anon.] . . . 471.23 
 
 — Kings of England : a history for the young. 9th ed. 
 
 1872 461.17 
 
 — Parallel history of France and England ; consisting 
 
 of outlines and dates. 1871 515.30 
 
 Note. — Of the above workB Clinton, Corkran, Hamilton, 
 Historical reason why, Ince and GUbert, Lossing, Milner, 
 New school history, and Pinnock, are compendious one- 
 volume outline histories. Those of Dickens and Knox are 
 specially designed for younger readers. Green's Short 
 history of the English people is remarkable for ability, and 
 for its literary merit and moral earnestness. The author 
 prefers ' to pass lightly and briefly over the details of 
 foreign wars and diplomacies, the personal adventures of 
 kings and nobles, the pomp of courts, or the intrigues of 
 favourites, and to dwell at length on the incidents of that 
 constitutional, intellectual, and social advance in which 
 we read the history of the nation itself.' Its bias in favor 
 of the ' Low German ' or Saxon origin of the EugliBh peo- 
 ple is very marked, aud as an offset the reader may refer 
 to various works given under heading ' Ethnology,' etc., p. 
 308. Some of its alleged shortcomings are pointed out 
 in the Quar. rev. for Oct., 1875, and in Fraser's mag., Oct., 
 1875. Hume's History, which only comes down to 1688, is 
 now considered to be very inadequate and superficial, his- 
 torically speaking, aud owes its continued popularity 
 mainly to its agreeable style and philosophical acuteness. 
 Its sympathies are generally on the tory side in politics. 
 
 Lingard is a Roman catholic historian, respected for learn, 
 tag and caudor. His history ends at 1688. Knight's Popu- 
 lar history of England comes down to the present time 
 and is looked upon as the best of the lengthy narrative 
 histories. It is popular in its sympathies. CasseU's His- 
 tory is a popular comprehensive work of a lower order of 
 merit, lavishly and cheaply illustrated. Craik and Mac- 
 fm-lane s Pictorial history (illustrated) is in eight un- 
 wieldy volumes, but oach book has chapters treating separ- 
 ately of the history of religion; the constitution and govern- 
 ment ; the natural industry ; literature, science aud the 
 fine arts; manners and customs ; and the condition of the 
 people. Creasy' s History promises to be, when completed 
 one of the best of the more elaborate histories. 
 
 In chronological sequence Macaulay's brilliant work bo- 
 gins (1688) where Hume and Lingard leave off. aud to him 
 succeeds Stanhope, a high authority, in his History of the 
 reign of queen Anne, (1701-13), followed by his History of 
 the period from 1713 to 1783. From this point consult en- 
 tries under Geohge III. (in Biography) aud the notes 
 to Special Periods (House of Hanover, etc., p. 311). 
 
 VI. History. 2. By Periods. 
 
 Arrangement : — 1. Before the Norman Conquest. 2. An- 
 glo-Saxon period. 3. Norman conquest (p. 310). 4. Planta- 
 genets, and- Barons' wars (p. 310). 6. Lancaster and York 
 (p. 310). 6. 1'udors (p. 310). 7. Stuart period (p. 310). 
 8. Revolution of 1640 (p. 311). 9. Revolution of 1688 (p. 811). 
 10. From the Revolution 0/1688 to the Hanoverian Succession. 
 12. House of Hanover. (1. Rebellion of 1745. 2. Period of 
 1748-63. 3. War 0/ 1775-83. 4. Periods subsequent to 1783.) 
 
 1. Before the. Norman Conquest. 
 [British, Roman, Danish, and Saxon periods.] 
 
 Adams (W. H. D.) Before the conquest. 1870. 452.01 
 Note.— Deals with Alfred, Danstan.king Harold, and abp. 
 Stigand. 
 
 Britannia after the Eomans ; religious and political rev- 
 olutions of that province in the 5th and succeed- 
 ing centuries. 2 v. 1836 478.15 
 
 Freeman (R A.) Old English history for children. [To 
 
 the Norman conquest. ] 1869 461.09 
 
 Note. — An excellent introduction to general English his- 
 tory, but like Stubb's Constitutional history and Green's 
 Short history, it is thought to make too little account of 
 the Celtic race in the growth of the English people. 
 
 Guest (B.) Julius Crasar's Invasion of Britain. [Archaeo'l. jour. 
 V.21.] 1463.16 
 
 Identity of Albion with the Hyperborean island of Diodorus. 
 [Olassical journal, v. 3, p. 176.] 2742.03 
 
 Jones (W. P.) Considerations on the military and po- 
 litical events accompanying the conquest and set- 
 tlement of the island of Britain ; by the Saxons, 
 Danes, and Normans, and by the Eomans 463. 17 
 
 Milton (John). Britain under Trojan, Roman, Saxon 
 rule. Repr. from Kennet's England. . 472.11 
 
 Pelrie (J2.) and Sharpe (J.) Monumenta historica Bri- 
 tanuica ; materials for the history of Britain, v. 1 
 to the Roman conquest 
 
 Robertson (B. W.) Ohapters of English history before the con- 
 quest. [In hit Hist, essays. 1872.] 445.25 
 
 Temple (Sir W.) Introduction to the history of England. [In his 
 
 Works, V. 3, p. 67-201.] 5076.04 
 
 See also Britons (p. 295) ; — Anglo-Saxon period (below). 
 Note. — The histories of the Anglo-Saxon period by Lap- 
 penberg, Miller, Palgrave, and Turner, and Freeman's His- 
 tory of the Norman conquest, all contain introductory 
 chapters on the British-Roman period. The work of Tur- 
 ner has the fullest narrative of the Danish invasions. On 
 Gfesar's invasion of Britain, see under his name in Bio- 
 graphy (p. 127), and Guest's essay, above. For the romances 
 of Arthur and the Round table, see Arthur (p. 38,. For 
 the story of Boadicea see Biography (p. 123). 
 
 2. Anglo-Saxon Period, A. B. 491-1066. 
 
 Saigh {B. S. ) The Anglo-Saxon Sigas ; an examina- 
 tion of their value as aids to history. 1861. 466. 23 
 
 Heywood (S.) . Distinctions in society, and ranks of the 
 people, under the Anglo-Saxon government. 18 L8. 
 
 Kembte (J. M. ) Hist, of the Saxons in England. 2 v. 
 1857 454.28 
 
 — - On Anglo-Saxon runes. [Archeeologia, v. 28, 1840.] 5128.— 
 
 Lappmberg (J. M. ) History of England under the An- 
 glo-Saxon kings. 2 v. 1815 454.22 
 
 Lingard (J.) Reply to the Edinburgh review, on the Anglo-Saxon 
 antiquities. [Pamphleteer, v. 7.1 5058.07 
 
 Miller (T.) History oi the Anglo-Saxons to the con- 
 quest. [1066.] 473.02 
 
 Milton (J) History of Britain, to the Norman conquest. [In his 
 Works, v. 5, 1853.] 5054.05 
 
 Palgrave {Sir F.) History of the Anglo-Saxons. [To 
 1066.] 1854 473.01 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR S NAMJB, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
310 
 
 COUNTRIES : England : History, by Periods. 
 
 Soane (G.) Domestic manners of the Anglo-Saxons. [In Alfred the 
 Great. Whole works, v. 1.] • • • It 
 
 Turner (S.) History of the Anglo-Saxons, to the Gor- 
 man conqnest. 4 v. 1799 454,03 
 
 Same. [v. 4.] History of the manners, govern- 
 ment, religion, etc. of the Anglo-Saxons. 454.06 
 Note.— Of the above works Miller and Palgrave are the 
 more brief and popular. Kemble and Lappenberg are more 
 recent and elaborate, and Turner still remains a standard 
 authority. Stubbs' however is the most profound work 
 upon the Saxon constitution, and Freeman is the leading 
 historian of the Norman conquest. Among original au- 
 thorities are Gildas [471.04] ; the Anglo-Saxon chronicle 
 [5141.—] ; Bede's Eccl. history [472.25] : Henry of Hun- 
 tington [471.05] j and William of Malmesbury [471.18]. 
 
 See also Fortnightly rev., May 1, 1806 (Mythical and ro- 
 mantic elements in early English hiBtory, by E. A. Free- 
 man) ; North Brit, rev., v. 42, 1865 (England and Norway, 
 in the 11th century) ; v. 62, 1870 (Earl Godwin aud earl 
 Harold). ,,_, 
 
 See also, in Biography, lives of Alfred the great, (p. 117), 
 Edwabd the confessor, (p. 141), and Haeold, (p. 164). 
 
 3. Norman Conquest (lllh-V2th centuries). 
 
 Cobbe(T.) Hist, of the Norman kings. [To 1143.] 483.17 
 
 Freeman (E. A.) Hist, of the Norman conquest, v. 1-4, 
 
 [449-1087] • • 484.11 
 
 Reviewed in Brit. qu. rev., July, 1870 ; Contem. rev., 
 v. 9, 1868 (by Win. Hunt) ; Ed. rev., v. 130, 1869 ; Fort- 
 nightly rev., v. 13, 1870 (by a. W. Cox) ; N. A. rev., v. 110, 
 1870 (by W.F. Allen) ; Quar. rev., v. 123, 1867 ; North Brit, 
 rev., v. 21, 1854. 
 
 Lappenberq (J. M.) History of E. under the Norman 
 kings. Tr. by B. Thorpe. [911-1153.] . 485.14 
 
 Palqrave (Sir F.) Hist, of Normandy and of England. 
 4 v. 1851 484.17 
 
 Planche(J. B.) The conqueror and his companions. 
 2 v. 1874. 454.26 
 
 Thierry (A. ) Hist.of the conquest. 2 v. [To 1485. ] 454.07 
 
 Mammy (J. ) Three hundred years of a Norman house : 
 the barons of Gournay from the 10th to the 13th 
 century. With genealogical miscellanies. 471.26 
 Note Of the above works Thierry's history is pictur- 
 esque and brilliant. The histories of Palgrave and Free- 
 man are able aud elaborate, presenting much original ma- 
 terial ; the former showing Norman sympathies, while 
 Freeman looks upon the Anglo-Saxon element as the sole 
 controlling force in English history. 
 
 Green in his ' Short history ' cites as original authori- 
 ties for 1068-71. Ordericus Vltalia [471.06] ; Anglo-Saxon 
 chronicle [6141. — ]; Florence of Worcester [471.13]; Wil- 
 liam of Malmesbut-y [471.18]. The administration of Hen- 
 ry I. is admirably explained by Stubbs in his ' Documents.' 
 The elaborate representation of the Bayeux tapestry pub- 
 lished by the Society of Antiquaries is in this library. 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 18, 1866 (article by O. C. 
 Hazewell). 
 
 ,6©- See also In Biography lives of William the Conqueror, 
 p. 213) ; — Lanfbano [in Hook's Abps. of Canterbury, v. 2] ; 
 —William Rufus, (p. 213);— Anselm, (p. 118); — HenbyI. 165. 
 
 4. Plantagenets, IWi-lith centuries, including the 
 Barons' War. 
 
 Blaauw (W. B.) The barons' war, including the battles 
 
 of Lewes and Evesham. 2d ed. . . . 454.21 
 
 English chronicle of the reigns of Bichard H., Henry 
 
 IV., V., VL [1377-1461.] Ed. by J. S. Davies. 
 
 [Camden soc.] 5113.18 
 
 Forsler (J.) The Hantagenets and Tudors, 1154-1528. [In his Hist 
 
 essays, v. 1, 1858.] \ . 2 525 01 
 
 Froissart (J.) Ohronlque, [1326-1400.] [In Buchon. Col. v 11-26 
 — Chronicles, etc. Tr. by T. Johnes. 2 v. . 497.03 
 Band (W. B.) Chaucer's England. 2 v. . . 471/24 
 Bishanger ( W. de). Chronicle of the barons' wars. 
 
 [Camden soc. 1840.] 5112.15 
 
 See also (in Biography) lives of Heney H., (p. 163) ;— Buc- 
 ket (T. a), (p. 121) ;— RlOHAED I., (p. 191) ;— JOHN, (p. 162) ; 
 
 —Bacon (Roger) ;— Heney III., (p.155;— Bbaoion p 229 ■ 
 — Monteobt (Simon de, p. 179);— Edwabd I., II Hi 
 
 (p. 141);— RlCHAED II. ;— WYOLIFEE, (p. 214) ;— OHAUOEB 
 
 (p. 132). For therein of Henry II., 1154-89, Green cites 
 as authorities, Benedict of Peterborough, and Roger de 
 Hovodeu ; Giraldus Cambrensis ; Hugo of Lincoln ; and 
 lives of Becket in tho ■ Master of the Rolls ' series. 
 
 For the Great charter, 1204-65, and. reign of John • the 
 chief source (from Green) of information is Roe'er de 
 Wendover's chronicle. The annals of Waverley, Dunstable 
 and Burton (in • Annates monastic! •), are important Pear- 
 son s History of Euglaud, v. 2, is the best recent account of 
 this reign. The Great charter is given in Stubbs' Docu- 
 ments. An analysis of it is in Pearson." 
 
 Voi reign of Henry III., 1216-72 'the two great authorities 
 
 (from Green) are Roger of Wendover and Matthew of 
 Paris. The chronicles of Dunstable, Waverley, aud Burton 
 supply many details. Henry IH.'s letters are of the higa. 
 est value. For opposition to Rome see Grosseteste's letters. 
 On the Franciscan friars consult Brewer's preface in tie 
 Monumenta Franciseana,and Milman's Latin Christianity.' 
 Peasant revolt, 1377-81 (Wat Tyler episode) and its causrs. 
 See * Roger's History of agriculture,' ■ Domesday book of 
 St. Paul's ' (in Camden society publications), and also Fort- 
 nightly rev., v. 3, 1865 (England before and after the Black 
 death, by T. Rogers) ; v. 4, 1866 (Population of England 
 before the ' Black death,' by F. Seebohm). 
 
 5. Lancaster and York, including lite 
 Wars of the Roses, 1377-1509. 
 
 Brougham (K ) History of England and France under 
 
 the House of Lancaster [1324-1455] : with introd. 
 
 view of the early reformation. .... 473.25 
 Gairdner (J.) The houses of Lancaster and York, with 
 
 the conquest and loss of France. . . . 461.19 
 Paston letters, 1422-1509. New ed., by J. Gairdner. 
 
 2 v 472.23 
 
 Bdbeiis (E.) Memoirs of the rival houses of York and 
 
 Lancaster. [1377-1509.] 2 v. 454.09 
 
 4®- See also (in Biography) lives of John of Gaunt;— 
 
 Heney rv., V., VI., Riohakd IH., Hehby VI., Maeoaeet 
 
 of Anjou j— Edwabd IV. ; — Cobham (Sir John). 
 
 6. Tudors, 1485-1603. 
 
 Birchall (J".) E. under the Tudors. Newed. 1870. 452.09 
 
 Chronicle of q. Jane and two years of q. Mary, and the 
 rebellion of Sir T. Wyat, [1553-54]. . . 5113.02 
 
 Forster (J.) The PlantagenetB and the Tudors, 1164-1588. [Inhis 
 Hist, essays, v. 1.] 2626.01 
 
 Froude (J. A. ) History of England from the fall of 
 Wolsey to the defeat of the Spanish armada. 12 v. 
 
 1868 474.01 
 
 Note.—Y. 7-12, Reign of Elizabeth. 
 Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 119, 1864 ; Fraser's mag., v. 64, 
 1856 ; v. 68, 1868 ; v. 62, 1860 (Edw. VI. and Mary) ; North 
 Brit, rev., v. 26, 1866-7 ; Westln. rev., v. 66, 1856. Green 
 in his ' Short history ' observes that the part of Eroude'B 
 history devoted to Henry Vm,, ' though of great literary 
 merit, is disfigured by a love of paradox, by hero worship, 
 and by a reckless defence of tyranny and crime.' 
 
 — Dissolution of the monasteries, Henry VTH. and Anne Bo- 
 
 leyn. [In Fraser's mag., v. 65,] ....... 
 
 — Ed. rev. and Froude's history, [in Eraser's mag., v. 68, 1858.] 
 lytler (P. F.) England under Edward VL and Mary, 
 
 [1546-58.] 2 v 3054.21 
 
 See also Fortn. rev., v. 14, 1870 (Jack Cade's rebellion, by 
 J. Gairdner). 
 
 See also (in Biography) lives of Heney VII. (p. 156) ;— 
 Colet (p. 134) ; — Eeasmus (p. 143); — Moee (p. 169);— Henry 
 VTH. (p. 156) ; — Wolsey (p. 214) ; — Cbomwell (T.) p. 
 137) :— Ckanmer (p. 136) ;— Edwakd VI. (p. 141) ;— JiABY(p. 
 141) ;— Pole (p. 188) ;— Elizabeth (p. 142), with side-refer- 
 ences. 
 
 See also Nat. gu. rev., v. 23, 1871 (1485-1602) ; North Brit, 
 rev., v.. 29, 1858 (State papers on pre-reformation period, 
 1508 29) ; V. 31, 1859" (State papers, 1585-1608) ; v. 45, 1866 
 (Loss of Calais) ; Blackwood's mag., v. 85, 1859 (Times of 
 Eliz., 1658-1662 vs. 1688). 
 
 7. Stuart Period, 1603-1714. 
 See in class Biography, James I., d. 1605 : — Chaeles I., d. 
 1649 ;— Chaeles II., 1660-85 ;— James H., 1685-88 ;— Anne, 
 1702-14 ;— Stdabts. Also Revolution 0/1640 (below) ; — and 
 Revolution of 1688. 
 
 Also : — 
 
 Burnet (G.) History of his own time. [1660-1713.] 2d 
 ed. 6 v. 475.02 
 
 Carrel (A.) History of the Counter-revolution, for the 
 establishment of popery, under Charles H. and 
 James H. [1660-89.] 473.19 
 
 Davies (J. ) History and literature of the Stuart period, 
 [1566] to 1689 461.18 
 
 Jesse (J. H.) Court of England under the Stuarts. 
 [1603-1734.] 3 v. 477.04 
 
 Saville (H. ) Correspondence ; letters to and from Sa- 
 villo, envoy at Paris, and vice-chamberlain to 
 Charles H., and James H, ed. by W. Cooper. 
 [Camden soc. ] 5113.25 
 
 Somerville ( 21 ) History, from the restoration of Charles 
 IT. to the death of William 478.14 
 
 Vaughan (B. ) History of England, under the house 
 of Stuart, including the Commonwealth. [1603-88.] 
 2v. 1840. 477.01 
 
 8. Bevolution of 1640, and Commonwealth period. 
 Birch ( T. ) Collection of the state papers of John Thar- 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
COUNTRIES: England : Commonwealth to Present Time. 
 
 loe, secretary, first, to the council of state, and af- 
 terward to the two protectors, Oliver and Eichard 
 Cromwell. 7 v. 1742 1087.01 
 
 Bisset (A.) History of the commonwealth of England 
 from the death of Charles I. to the expulsion of 
 the Long parliament. 2 v. 1867. . . . 476.25 
 
 Brodie(G.) Constitutional history of the British empire 
 from the accession of Charles I. to the restoration 
 3v. 1866 484.08 
 
 Burton (T.) Diary in the parliaments of Oliver and 
 Bicbard Cromwell. 1656-1659. 4 v. 1828. 476.21 
 
 Clarendon (E. Hyde, earl of). History of the rebellion. 
 
 [1623-1660.] 7v. 1839 461.01 
 
 Note.—' The malignant falsehoods with which lie has per- 
 verted almost every fact, destroy his value as an authority 
 during the early years of the long parliament, though his 
 work will always retain a literary interest from its noble- 
 iiesB of Btyla, and the grand series of character portraits 
 which it embodies.' — Green. 
 
 Coleman (J.) Historical essays, p. 223-409. 1861. . . . 2527.02 
 
 Cordery (B. M.) and Phillpolls (J. 8.) King and com- 
 monwealth. Hist of Charles L and the great re- 
 bellion. 1876 463.18 
 
 Ibrsler (J.) Debates on the grand remonstrance, 1641. 
 1860 476.19 
 
 — The Grand remonstrance. [In his Hist, and biogr. essays 
 
 V. 4, p. 1-175, 1858.] : 2526.01 
 
 Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 112, 1860. 
 
 — Statesmen of the commonwealth. . . . 3257.07 
 
 Note. — Forster's works are of high authority. 
 Gardiner (S. B. ) The first two Stuarts and the Puritan 
 
 revolution, 1603-60. [Epochs of modern hist.] 
 Godwin ( W: ) History of the commonwealth [1640-58.] 
 
 4v. 1824 476.12 
 
 Note.— Written from a Republican standpoint. 
 Guizot (F. P. G. ) Hist, of the English revolution, [to the 
 death of the king]. Tr. by W. Hazlitfc. 1846. 476.16 
 Note. — A standard work. For continuations, see his lives 
 of Oliver and Richard Cromwell. 
 Hobbcs IT.) Behemoth : History of the causes of the civil wars 
 of Eugland. [In his English works, v. 6, 1810. J . . 6013.11 
 Larking (L. B.) Proceedings principally in Kent, in 
 connection with the parliaments called in 1640, 
 and especially with tile committee of religion, 
 1626-44; preface by J.Bruce. [Camden soc.~\ 5113.34 
 MassonlD.) Life of Milton and history of his time. : .3128.02 
 Note.— v. 2-3 cover the period from 1638 to 1649. Partic- 
 ularly full on the religious concerns of the time. 
 Maseres (F., ed.) Select tracts relating to the wars iu 
 
 England. 2 v. 1815. 476.17 
 
 v. 1. A breviary of the history of the parliament, by T. 
 May ; On the life and death of king Charles I., by William 
 Lilly ; Memoirs of Denzil, lord Holies ; Relations and ob- 
 servations, historical and politick, upon the parliament, 
 by C. Walker ; Memoirs of sir John Berkley ; Short memo- 
 rials of Thomas, lord Fairfax. 
 
 v. 2. Behemoth : the history of the causes of the civil 
 wars, by T. Hobbes ; Remarks on the foregoing, by F. 
 Maseres ; The interest of Eugland stated, by John Fell ; 
 The mystery and method of his majesty's restauratiou, by 
 John Price ; Reflections on the civil war, by John Milton ; 
 Sundry reasons inducing Major Robert Huntingdon to lay 
 down his commission. 
 MilUm (J.) Defense of ihe people of England, in answer to Sal- 
 masius' Defence of the king. [In Prose works, v. 1.] 5054.01 
 — Eikonoklastes ; in answer to " Eikon Basilike." [Prose works, 
 
 v. 1.] 5054.01 
 
 Money (H. ) The king and the commons : cavalier and 
 
 puritan songs 1673.21 
 
 Mble (Mark). Lives of the English regicides. 2 v. 
 
 D 1798 3134.11 
 
 Prestwiek (Sir J. ) Eespublica ; or a display of the hon- 
 ors, ceremonies, and ensigns of the common- 
 wealth, under the protectorship. 1787. . 3048.01 
 8andford{J.L.) Studies and illustrations. 1858. 476.20 
 Symonds (B.) Diary of the marches of the royal army 
 during the great civil war ; ed. by C. E. Long. 
 
 [Camden soc] 5113.29 
 
 Verney papers : proceedings in the Long parliament. 
 
 [Camden soc] 5112.31 
 
 Ward (K) History of the Grand rebellion ; [a poem], 
 
 3 v. in 4 1697.22 
 
 Note. — Of the above works the best for the general reader 
 are the excellent compends of S. R. Gardiner, and of Cor- 
 dery and Phillpotts. 
 
 For articles upon the Great rebellion see Ed. rev., v. 103 ; 
 Eraser's mag., v. 58, 1668, or Littell, 1858, v. 3 (Political pul- 
 pit of the civil war) ; v. 68, 1858 (Review of Forster) ; Nat. 
 rev., or Littell, 1858, v. 3 ; N. A. rev., v. 76, 1853 ; Westm. 
 rev., v. 70, 1858 (Outbreak, »tt.) ; v. 99, 1873 (Republicans 
 of the Commonwealth). 
 
 311 
 
 B J Jil b- u f^Po' Political characters of the time 
 
 Or J™™ 8 ™ 1 ? 7 ' CH i BLI!81 -; -Laud :-St e afeoed ; _ 
 Olahendon ;-Pvm ;-Eliot :-Falkland ; -Hampden — 
 Cromwell (Oliver) ;-Ssdney (a.) ;_Vane ;-FArnffAX : - 
 Mn£™ ; ™ KUPEBT i Frime) ■ - 0»°MW^L ' (Rictard) ; - 
 ^ZV^ 1 ?™ ; - Htm ""NSON. For the Puritan move- 
 ment see Puritanism, p. 99 of this catalogue. 
 
 9. The Restoration, 1660-88. 
 For the Period of the Restoration. 1660-88, see (in Biogra- 
 phy) Monk;_Ohaeles U.;-Clakendon i-Shattesbde!--. 
 
 JAMES 11. ' 
 
 10. Revolution 0/I688. 
 Dalrymple (Sir J.) Memoirs of Gt. Britain and Ireland 
 
 [1680-92.] 3046 08 
 
 Hale (R) Fall of the Stuarts and western Europe 
 
 1678-97. [Epochs of mod. hist.] . . . 48101 
 Herbert (HW.) Cavaliers of England. [Fiction.] 213.23 
 Lucas (S.) The revolution of 1688 and its historian [Macaulavl 
 
 [In his Seculai-ia.J 2534-22 
 
 Lutlrell (N.) Brief List, relation of' state affair's from 
 
 1678-1714. 6v 477. n 
 
 Mackintosh (Sir J.) Review of the causes of the 'revolution of 
 
 1688. [In his Miscel. works.] 2636 26 
 
 Napoleon III. The rev. of 1688 and of 1830. [In his Works, v.' 1, 
 
 1852.] 6057 15 
 
 «®- For the best histories of this period see' Macaulay 
 
 [464.21] and Hanke [483.19J, but many additional references 
 
 are g!ven (in class Biography) under James II. (p. 151) and 
 
 William in. (p. 213). 
 
 11. Period from 1689 to the Hanoverian succession, 1714. 
 
 US' See (iu class Biography) lives of Wiluam III., and 
 of Anne, 1702-14. 
 
 Also among histories of England given on p. 309 those 
 especially of Macaulay, to 1702, which should be followed 
 by Stanhope's Reigu of queen Anne, bridging the gap be- 
 tween his History of Eugland, 1713-83, aud that of Ma- 
 caulay. Smollett's History, beginning with 1689, ends with 
 the death of George II. (1760) ; Hughes' History, 8 v., 1760- 
 1837 [462.11] fjrming a continuation. 
 
 12. House of Hanover, 1714 to present time. 
 Doran(J.) Queens of the house of Hanover. 2 v. 3255.23 
 Stanhope (P. K, carl ; lord Mahon). History of England 
 from the peace of Utrecht to the peace of Ver- 
 sailles, 1713-83. 7 v 
 
 Reviewed in North Brit, rev , v. 28, 1858 ; N. A. rev . t. 
 75, 1852 ; v. 80, 1855. 
 
 1. Rebellions of 1715 and 1745. 
 
 Chambers (B.) Eebellion of 1745-6 5023.13 
 
 Some (J.) History of the rebellion, 1746. [In his Works v. 2-3 
 1822.] 5044.02 
 
 Johnstone (Vhev. de). Memoirs of the rebellion, 1740- 
 
 4.6 485.11 
 
 See also Stuabt (Charles Edward) ;— Stuarts (p. 202). 
 
 2. From 1748 to 1777. 
 Entick (J. ) General h.dtory of the late war in Europe, 
 
 etc. [1748-63.] 5v 475.20 
 
 Grenville papers. Correspondence of Eichard Gren- 
 
 ville, Earl Temple, Hon. George Grenville, etc. 
 
 [From 1742 to 1777.] Ed. by W. J. Smith. 4 v. 
 
 1852-53 3073.03 
 
 3. War 0/1775-83. 
 
 Andrews (J.) History of the war with America, France, 
 Spain, and Holland ; commencing in 1775 and 
 
 ending in 1783. 4 v. 1785 583.15 
 
 Note. — Stanhope's History of England is the best English 
 authority on the Amer. rev. war. 
 
 4. Periods subsequent to 1783. 
 
 Alison [Sir A.) History of Europe, 1789-1852 444.01 
 
 Note. — Each volume has chapters upon the internal his- 
 tory of England. 
 
 Carr IF. C. ) Hand-book of the administrations of Great 
 Britain during the 19th century. 1801-69. 477.18 
 
 Holland (H. It V. Fox. lord). Memoirs of the Whig 
 party. [1800-1807.] 472.04 
 
 Hughes (T.S.) Hist, of England, [1760-1837]. 8 v. 462.11 
 
 Lewis (Sir G. C.) Essays on the administrations of Gt. 
 Britain, 1783-1830 477.17 
 
 Marlineau (H.) History of E. during the 30 years' 
 peace, 1816-46! 2v 467.10 
 
 Same. Introduction. 1800-1815. . . 467.12 
 
 Molesworih ( W. N.) History of England from 1830 [to 
 
 1870]. 3v 454.17 
 
 Note. — A history of political reform, more especially the 
 reform bill of 1832. Reviewed in Fortn. rev., v. 7, 1867. 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 62, 1860 (Civil and political life 
 35 years ago) ; and Prof. Seeley's three papers in Macmil- 
 
 In asking for books, use the "Book Orders," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
312 
 
 COUNTRIES : England : Historical Collections. 
 
 House of Hanover, continued. 
 lan's mag. for Aug., Sept., and Oct., 1870, and Littell, 1870, 
 v. 3-4 (The English revolutiou iu the 19th century). 
 
 See also (in class Biography) lives of Geoege I., II., in., 
 IV William IV., and Victoeii, and of contemporary 
 characters. In reign, of George II. see Walpole;-Stoabts. 
 In reign of George III. see Chatham ; - Rookingham ;— 
 
 GeENVILLE ; — NOETH ;— WlLKES ; — BtTBGOYNE ; — COBN- 
 
 wallis ;— Hastings ;— Shelbuene ; Fox ;— Shebidan; — 
 Bdeke ;— LrvEBPOoL ;— Malmesbuby ; — Colohesteb : — 
 Auckland ;—Eldon;— Wellington;— Windham;— Castle- 
 beauh ; — Nelson ;-Romilly ;— Wilbebfobce ;— Mackin- 
 tosh ;— Sidmouth. In reign of George IT. set ! Canning ;— 
 Huskisson ; — Wellington. — In reign of Victoria, see 
 Peel-— Palmebston ;— O'Connell ;— Gladstone ;— Dis- 
 baeli ; — Cobden ; — Maoaulay ; — Albebt (Prince) : — 
 Robinson (Henry Crabb) ;— Southey ;— Coleridge ;— Lan- 
 doe, etc. 
 
 VII. History. 3. Historical Collections. 
 
 1. • Master of the Rolls' series of • Calendars ' and • Chronicles 
 
 of tlie middle ages.' 
 
 Note.— The two series are not yet completed. For de- 
 scriptive notes explanatory of the contents of the respect- 
 ive volumes, see ' Catalogue of Eecord publications,' ap- 
 pended to each volume. The introductory remarks by the 
 editors are of great value. 
 Great Britain. Master of the Bolls. Calendar of state 
 papers. Colonial series. Ed. by "W. N. Sains- 
 bury. 3 v. 5135. — 
 
 Contents: v. 1. America and West IndieB, 1574-1660. v. 2. 
 East Indies, China, and Japan, 1513-1616. v. 3. East Indies, 
 China, and Japan, 1617-21. 
 
 — Same. Domestic series. 34 v. L., 1856-73. 8°. 3131.— 
 
 Contents : Edward VI., Mary, Elizabeth, 1647-90. Ed. by 
 R. Lemon. 2 v. Elizabeth. Ed. by M. A. E. Green, 1691- 
 1601 ; with Addenda, 1647-79. 5 v. James I, 1603-25. Ed. 
 byM. A. E. Green. 4 v. Addenda, 1566-1625. Elizabeth and 
 James I., Charles I., 1625-38. Ed. by J. Bruce. 12 v. — 
 Same. 1638-39. Ed. by J. Bruce and W. D. Hamilton — 
 Same. 1639. Ed. byW. D. Hamilton.— 1649-50. Ed. byM. 
 A. E. Green.— Charlos II., 1660-67. Ed. by M. A. E. Green. 
 7v 
 
 — Same. Foreign series. 3 v. L., 18G0-70. 8°. 513101 
 
 Contents: Edward VI., 1547-1553. Ed. by W. B. Turnbull. 
 Mary, 1553-58. Ed. by W. B. Turnbull. Elizabeth, 1658-65. 
 Ed. by J. Stevenson. 7 v. — Same. Ed. by A. J. Crosby, 
 1666-71. 2 V 
 
 — Same. Henry VEX, 1509-28. Introduction, 1524- 
 
 30 ; arranged by J. S. Brewer. 4 v. in 8. London, 
 1862-72. 8° 5134.10 
 
 — Same. Ireland, 1509-85 ; Ed. by H. C. Hamilton. 
 
 2 v.— Same. 1G03-10, and 1171-1251.— Ed. by H. 
 S. Sweetman. Ed. by C. W. Bussell. 3 v. London, 
 1864-70. 8° 5133.10 
 
 — Same. Scotland, 1509-1603. Ed. by M. J. Thorpe. 
 
 2v 
 
 — Same. Scotland, 1603-10. Ed. by C. W. Bussell 
 
 and J. P. Prendergast. 3 v. L., 1858. . 5133.08 
 
 — Same. [Spanish series. ] Calendar of letters, des- 
 
 patches, etc. relating to the negotiations between 
 England and Spain, preserved at Simancas, 1485- 
 1525. Ed. by G. A. Bergenroth. - 1525-26. Ed. 
 
 by P. de Gayangos. 3v 5136.11 
 
 Same. Supplement to v. 1, 2. Ed by Bergenroth. 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Queen Katherine. v. 2. Intended mar- 
 riage of Henry VIII. with queen Juana. 
 
 — Same. [Venetian series.] Calendar of state papers 
 
 and mss. relating to English affairs in the archives 
 of Venice, etc. Ed. by B. Brown, v. 1-5. 1202- 
 15. 5 v. London, 1864-73. 8°. . . . 5137.01 
 
 — Same. Calendar of the Carew rnss. in the library at 
 
 Lambeth, 1515-1624. Ed. by J. S. Brewer and W. 
 Bullen. 6v. London. L., 1863-71. 8°. 5137.05 
 
 — Same. Calendar of treasury papers, 1556-1707. Pre- 
 
 pared by J. Bedington. 3v. L, 1868. 8°. 5136.01 
 
 — Same. Calendarium genealogicum, Henry HI. and 
 
 Edward L Ed. by C. Boberts. 2 v. London 
 
 „ 1865. 8° 5131.01 
 
 Great Britain. Master of the rolls. Chronicles and me- 
 morials of Great Britain and Ireland during the 
 middle ages. Loudon, 1858-75. 8°. . . 5141. — 
 
 Contents : 
 Abingdon. Chronicon monasterii. 2 v. 
 Albans [St.) Chronica monasterii. [1272-1422.] 11 v. 
 Anglo-Saxon (The) chroniole. 2 v. 
 Annales Cambriffl. [44T-1288J. 
 Annales monastic!. 4 v. 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Margan Theokesberia. Burton. 2. Win. 
 
 tonia. Waverleia. 3. Dunstaplia. Bermundeseia. 4. Osen. 
 
 eia. Chron. T. Wylies. Wigoruia. 6. Index and glossary. 
 Annals of Loch Ce; a chron. of Irish affjirs. [11114-1590.] 2 v. 
 Austey (Henry). Munimenta academica, or documents 
 
 illus. of life and studies at Oxford. 
 Bacon (Boger). Opera inedita. 
 Becket (Thomas). Materials for the history of T. B. Ed. 
 
 by J. C. BobertBon. 
 — Thomas Saga Erkibyskups. A life of Thomas Becket, 
 
 in Icelandic, with English transl., notes, etc. by E. Mag. 
 
 nusson. 
 Bekynton (Thomas, sec. to Henry VIII.) Official corresp. 
 Benedict, nf Peterborough. Gesta Henrici II. 2 v. 
 Black book of the admiralty, v. 1-3. 
 Blondel (Robert). De reductioue NormannisB. 
 Boece or Boethius (Hector). Buik of the chroniclis ; me. 
 
 trical version, by W. Stewart. 3 v. 
 Brat y Tywysogion ; or chronicles of the princes. [Welch 
 
 and English.] Ed. by J. Williams ab Ithel. 
 Capgrave (John). Book of the illustrious Henries. 
 Capgrave (John). Clirouicle of England. [To 1417.] 
 Chronicon Anglise, 1328-88. 
 Chronicon Scotorum : a chron. of Irish affairs to 1135, with 
 
 suppl., 1141-50. 
 Cockayne (T. O., ed.) Leechdoms, wort cunning, and Btar- 
 
 craft of early England. 3 v. 
 Coggeshall ( — ). Chronicon Anglicanum. 
 Cotton (Barthol de). Hist. Anglicaua : necnou De arohi- 
 
 episcopis, etc. 
 Dunstan iSaint, archbishop of Canterbury). Memorial of. 
 
 Ed. by W. Stubbs. 
 Durham (Monastery and See of). Rcgisti'um palatiuum 
 
 Dunelmense. Begister of Richard de Eellawe, lord bish- 
 op, 1311-16. v. 1-3. 
 Edward the confessor. Lives of. 
 Edward I. of England. Year books of the reign of. Years 
 
 20-22, 30-33 Tr. by A. J. Horwood. 4 v. 
 Elmham (Thomas de). Hist, monasterii S. Augustini Can. 
 
 tuariensis. 
 Eulogium historiarum sive temporis : chronicon ad a.d. 
 
 1366. 3 v. 
 Evesham abbey. Chronicon abbatisa Eveshamensis, ad 
 
 annum 1418. 
 Giraldus Cambrensis. Works, v. 1-4, ed. by J. S. Brewer. 
 
 v. 6-6, ed. by J. F. Dimock. 1861-73. 
 Contents : v. 1. De rebus a se gestis. Invectionum libel- 
 
 lus. i-iii. Symbolum electorum. 2 Gemma ecclesiastic*. 
 
 3. De invectionibus, lib. iv. 4. Speculum ecclesiffl. De 
 
 vita Galfridi. 6. Topographia Hibernica et Expuguatio 
 
 Hibernica. 6. Itinerarium Kambriis. Descriptio iiam- 
 
 briaB. 
 Gloucester, England. Historia et cartularium monasterii 
 
 S. Petri. [683-1408]. 
 Grosseteste (Robert, bp. of Lincoln, 1235-53). Letters, illus. 
 
 of the social condition of his time. 
 Hardy {Sir Thomas Duffus). Descriptive catalogue of ms. 
 
 relating to the hist, of Gt. Britain and Ireland, v. 1-8. 
 
 [To 1327.] 
 Henry HI. of England. Royal and other letters, illus. of 
 
 his reign. 2 v. [1216-72.] 
 Henry. IV. of England. Royal and hist, letters. [1399-1404.] 
 Henry V. of England. Memorials. Vita Redmauno auctore. 
 
 Versus rhythmici. Elmhami liber metricus. 
 Henry VI. of England. Letters and papers illus. of the 
 
 wars of the English in France during reign. 2 v. 
 Henry VII. of England. Letters and papers illus. of reign. 
 
 2 v. 
 
 — Materials lor history of reign, v. 1. 
 
 — ■ Memorials. Bernardi Andrem Tholosatis vita regis, etc. 
 Higden (Kanulphus). Polychronicou [to Edward HI.] witU 
 
 Trevisa's translation, v. 1-6. 
 Historical papers and letters from the northern registers. 
 Hoveden (Ro-er de). Chronica, v. 1-4. [732-1192.] 
 Hugo (St., bp. of Lincoln). Vita. 
 Hyde abbey, Winchester. Liber monasterii de Hyda. 
 Irelaud. Historio and municipal documents of I. trom the 
 
 archives of the' city of Dublin. [1172-1320.] 
 Langtoft (Pierre). Chronicle, in French verse, to the death 
 
 ol Edward I. 2 v. 
 Livere (Le) de reis de Brittauie e Le livere de reis de En- 
 
 gleterre. 
 London. Munimenta Gildhallaa Londoniensis : Liber al- 
 
 bus. 3 v. 
 Liber custumarum, et Liber Horn. 3 v. 
 Matthew of Paris. Chronica majors, v. 1-2. Creation to 
 
 1216. 
 
 — Hiatoria Anglorum sive hist, minor, v. 1-3. [1067- 
 1253.] 1866-66. 
 
 Meaux abbey, county of York, England. Chronica monas- 
 terii de Melsa. [1150-1406.] 3 v. , 
 
 Monumenta Fianciscaua : 1. Thomas de Eccleston de au- 
 ventu fratrum ininorum in Angiiam. 2. Adas de Mansco 
 epistolre. 3. Registrum fratrum minorum Londomai. 
 
 Neckham (Alexander). De naturis rerum ; with poem, u» 
 landibus sapientiffi. 
 
 Netter (Thomas). Fasciculi zizaniorum J. wyclii, cum 
 tritico. ... 
 
 Normandy. Narratives of the expulsion of the k»8 118 " 
 from, [1449-60]. Robortus Blondelli. Berry, heraun 
 du roy. 
 
 Oxenedes (Johannes de). Chronica. 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
COUNTBIES : England : Hist. Collections to National Qualities. 
 
 313 
 
 Pecook (Reginald). The repressor of overmuoh blaming 
 
 the clergy. 2 y. 
 Richard I. Chronicles etc. of reign : v. 1. Itinerariuin per- 
 
 egrinorum. v. 2. Epist. Cantuarienses. Ed. by W. Stubbs. 
 Eichard III. of England. Letters and papers illus. of reign. 
 
 2 v. Ed. by J. Gaii'duer. 
 Richard of Cirencester. Speculum historiale de oestis 
 
 regum Anglito 2 v. [417-1066.) 
 Stevenson (J., ed.) Radulphi de Coggeshall Chronicon 
 
 auglicauuni, De expugnatioue terras sanctes libellua. T 
 
 Augollus de morte et sepultura Henriii regis Anglite juni- 
 
 oris. Geota Fulcouis filii Wariui. Excerpta ex ofiis impe- 
 
 rialibus Gervasii Tilbnrienais. 
 Walsiughani (T ) Historia anglicana, 1272-H82. 2 v. 
 Walter of Coventry. Historical collections. 2 v. 
 War of the Gaedhill with the Gaill, or the invasions of Ire- 
 laud by the Danes and other Norsemen. Ed. with tvanBl 
 
 by J. H. Todd. 
 Wavrin (John de). Eecueil des chroniques de la Grant 
 
 Bretaigne. Albiua to 1422. 2 v. 
 _ Same. Coll. of the chronicles and ancient histories 
 
 of Great Britain, v. 1. Albina to 688. Ed. and tr. by 
 
 W. Hardy. 
 William of Malmesbury. De gestis poutiflcum Anglorum. 
 Wright (Thomas, ed.) Anglo-Latin satirical poets and epi- 
 grammatists of the 12th century. 2 v. 
 — Coll. of political poems and songs, from Edward in to 
 Henry VIII. 2 v. 
 
 2. Old English Chronicles. 
 
 Anglo-Saxon chronicle ; e± with translation by B. 
 
 Thorpe. 2 v. 1861. [Rolls chronicles.] 5141. — 
 
 Bede(The Venerable). Eccl. hist. ofE. [To 731.] 472.25 
 
 CapgrauetJ.) Chronicle of England. [To 1417.] 1858. 
 
 [Rolls chronicles.] 5140. 
 
 3iglish chronicle of the reigns of Richard II., Henry 
 IV., Henry V. ,and Henry VI. written before 1471 ; 
 with the 18th and 19th years of Richard XL, and 
 the parliament at Bury St. Edmund's, 25th Henry 
 VI. ; and add. from the Cotton ms. ' Eulogium ' ; 
 ed.byJ. S. Da vies. L. , Camden soc. 1856. 4°. 5113.18 
 Fiintosme {J.) Chronicle of the war between the Eng- 
 lish and Scots, 1173-4. Tr. with not;s, by F. 
 
 Michel. [Surtees soc] 5116.05 
 
 Florence, of Worcester. Chronicle with the two Contin- 
 uations. [To 1300. ] Tr. with notes, by T. For- 
 ester. in.n 
 
 Henry of Huntingdon. Chronicle from the invasion of 
 
 Cassar to Henry II. [a. d. 1154.] . . . 471.05 
 
 — Annals, a.d. 732 to 1201. Tr. by H. T. Riley. 
 
 „ 2v - 471.19 
 
 Higden (B. ) Poly chronicon [to Edward ILL] ; with Tre- 
 
 visa's translation. Ed. by C. Babington and J. L. 
 
 Lumby. 4 v. [Rolls chronicles. ] . . 5140.— 
 
 Hoveden (B. de). Chronica, v. 1-4. [732-1192.] 4 v. 
 
 [Rolls chronicles.] 5140. 
 
 Inguelph. Chronicle of the Abbey of Croyland, with 
 the Continuations, by Peter of Blois, etc. [a.d. 
 700-1486.] From the Latin, with notes by H. T. 
 
 Riley. 1854 471.10 
 
 Matthew of Paris. Chronica majora. v. 1. Creation to 
 1066. Ed. by H B. Luard. 1872. [Rolls chron- 
 icles.] 5140.— 
 
 — Bast. Angloram, sive hist, minor, v. 1-3. 1067-1253. 
 
 Ed. by Sir F. Madden. [Rolls chronicles.] 5140.— 
 
 — English history, 1235 to 1259. Cont'd b- W. Ris- 
 
 hanger, to 1273. Tr. by J. A Giles. 3 v. 471.14 
 
 Matthew of Westminster. Flowers of history, to 1307. 
 Tr. by C. D. Yonge. 2 v 471.21 
 
 Monstrelet (K de). Chronicles [of England, France, etc.! 
 1400-1516. Tr. by T. Johnes. 2 v. 1849. 497.01 
 
 Ordericus Vitalis. Ecclesiastical history of England 
 and Normandy. [To a.d. 1141.] 4 v. . 471.06 
 
 Bichard of Cirencester. Speculum historiale de gestis 
 regum Anglic. 2 v. 447-1066. Ed. by J. E. B. 
 Mayor. [Rolls chronicles.] 5140.— 
 
 Soger of Wendover. Flowers of history. History of 
 England [a.d. 447] to 1235 471.11 
 
 aim old English chronicles. Ed. by J. A. Giles. 471.04 
 Containing : Ethelwerd's chronicles, a.d. 449-469 ; As- 
 sess life of Alfred, 849-887 ; Geoffrey of Monmouth's Brit- 
 ish History ; Gildas, Nennius, and Richard of Cirencester. 
 
 Walter of Coventry. Historical collections. 2 v. Ed. 
 by W. Stubbs. [Rolls chrouicles.] . . 5140.— 
 
 Wavrin (J. de). Collection of the chronicles of Gt. 
 Britain. Albina to 1422. Tr. by W. Hardy, v. 1. 
 [To 688.] [Rolls chronicles.] .... 5140.— 
 
 William of Malmesbury. Chronicle of the kings of Ens- 
 land, to king Stephen. [a.d. 1142 1 471 fo 
 
 - De gestis poutiflcum Anglorum. Ed. by W. E S 
 A. Hamilton. 1870. [Rolls chronicles ] 5140 - 
 3. Publications of Historical Societies and Collections of Tracts 
 
 Camden soc. publications. 109 v. 5119m 
 
 For Contents see V .'UV of this catalogue ' ' 
 
 Chetliam society. Remains. H2 v Knqi m 
 
 tt ,. VorGmtents Bee p. 265 of this catalogue. " ' 
 
 Harlemn ^miscellany ■; a collection of curious tracts, 
 with notes by J. Malham. 12 v. L.,1808. 8°. 5042 02 
 
 -fl^.-Each volume has a separate index. 
 
 tracts. 16 v. 1748-51. . . . S(m ni 
 
 Surtees society. 65 v. ..... 0U/J - U1 
 
 For Contents see Surtees soc, in general alphabet. 
 
 VIH. Material Resources and Progress 
 
 of Great Britain. 
 
 fl^J!f. -- % m , os ' com Pf odious accounts of the trade and 
 finances of England are to be looked for in the annual vol. 
 umes of Martin's Statesman's year-book [6713.191 - British 
 rc™> ™ ""S co, ?P a 5 101 ! t 6731 -"] : »nd Whitaker's almanack 
 [6702.28]. See also Statistics, and Political economy Worn, 
 merce, etc.) in general alphabet. v 
 
 Boynton (V. B.) The four great powers : their policv 
 resources, etc. 1866 445 24 
 
 Bristed (J.) Hints on the national bankruptcy of Brit- 
 am, and on her resources to maintain the present 
 contest with France. 1809 5917.14 
 
 — Resources of the British empire, with a' view of the 
 probable result of the present contest between 
 Britain ani France. 1811 5917.13 
 
 Chalmers ( 9. ) Estimate of the comparative' strength of 
 Great Britain, during the present and four pre- 
 ceding reigns ; and of the losses of her trade from 
 every war since the rev. New ed. 1794 5yl6.15 
 
 — Opinions of eminent lawyers, chiefly concerning the 
 colonies, fisheries and commerce of Gre^t Britain 
 2v. 1814 _ 5727 22 
 
 — State of the United Kingdom, 1815. 2d ed. [Pamphleteer v 7 1 
 Collier (J.) Reply to a pamphlet on the state of the nation in 
 
 1822. [Pamphleteer, v. 21.] 5055 21 
 
 Duff{M.E. G.) Elgin speeches [on English politics]. 187L 6724 16 
 Farmer (B. ) View of the internal policy of Great Brit- 
 ain, [anon.] 1764 5713.14 
 
 Cheat Britain. Statistical abstract for the colonial and 
 other possessions, 1856 to 1870. L.,1872. 8°. 5947.08 
 
 — Statistics of the trade with foreign countries from 
 1810. London, 1869. 8° 5917.15 
 
 Letter to the Queen on the state of the monarchy. 
 [anon.] 2ded. London, 1838. 8°. . . 5093.03 
 
 McCulloch (J. R.) Descriptive and statistical account 
 of the British empire. 4th ed. 2 v. 1854. 5917.01 
 
 Notes on tho papers relative to the internal stale of the 
 country, recently presented to parliament ; [with] 
 reply to F. Philips, [anon.] 1820. . . 5721.05 
 
 Opinions as to the real state of the nation. 1823, [Pamphleteer, 
 V-21.] 5058.21 
 
 Peter (W.) Thoughts on the present crisis, 1816. 2d ed. [Pam- 
 phleteer, V. 8.] 6058.08 
 
 Preston (R.) State of the nation, labor, pauperism, etc. 1816. 
 [Pamphleteer, v. 8.] 6058.08 
 
 Philp (B. K.) History of progress in Great Britain. 
 Agriculture, roads, conveyances, domestic archi- 
 tecture, shipping, geogr. discovery. 1859. 5917.09 
 
 Slate of the nation, 1822. L., 1822. 8°. [Pamphleteer, v. 20.] 6068.20 
 
 IX. National Qualities. 
 
 Greg ( W. R.) British and foreign characteristics. [In his Lit. 
 
 judgments. 1869.] 2526.20 
 
 Hayviard (A.) England and France : their national qualities, etc. 
 
 [In his Essays, 3d series, p. 123-193. 1874.] . . .2528.19 
 
 Hope (A. J. B.) Essays, etc 2532.18 
 
 Hope (A. R.) Master John Bull, a holiday book for 
 
 parents and schoolmasters. 1873. . . . 5512.26 
 
 Fauli{R) Pictures of Old England. . . . 461.11 
 
 Thiebelin (N. L.) Little book about Great Britain. 
 
 1870 934.26 
 
 Whipple [IS. P.) The English mind. [In his Character, etc.] 2545.30 
 Note. —Several works upon the inherited qualities of 
 the English people will be found under 'Ethnology and in- 
 herited character' (p. 314). But the best studies of the char- 
 acter and manners of the English of to-day, as seen by 
 foreigners, are to be found under 'Description and Travels,' 
 (p. 315), especially in the books of Taine, Emerson, and 
 Hawthorne. Some of the works under ' Antiquities ' (p. 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
314 
 
 COUNTRIES: England : Naval History to Travels. 
 
 816) are of interest, as well as those given under the head- 
 ing Calendars (p. 247), Amusements, (p. 23), and Govern- 
 ment and politics (National character), in general alphabet. 
 See also Social condition and manners, vti next column. 
 
 X. Naval History. 
 
 A tten (J.) Battles of the British navy [1190 to 1840]. 
 2v. 1852. . - • • 49i - 01 
 
 Black book of the admiralty. Ed. by Sir T. Twisa .3 v. 
 1871-74. [Rolls chronicles.] .... 5140.— 
 
 Campbell {J.) Lives of the British admirals, and naval 
 history of Great Britain, from the days of Caesar. 
 8th ed 1873 ■ 3212 17 
 
 James ( W. ) Naval history of Great Britain, from 1793 
 to [1820.] C v. 1837 483.01 
 
 Nicolas (N. H.) History of the royal navy. [To 1422.] 
 2 v. in 1. 1847 494.05 
 
 Nicolas (P.H.) Naval and military heroes of Great 
 Britain. 1800 3223.04 
 
 Southey (R.) and Bell (R.) Lives of the British ad- 
 mirals. 5v 3211.01 
 
 Note.— For Contents, see Southey (B.) and Bell (B.) in gen- 
 eral alphabet. 
 
 Tonne (CD.) Hist, of the British navy to the present 
 time. 3 v. 1866 494.13 
 
 XI. Parliamentary Debates, and 
 Sessional Papers. 
 
 Cobbett's Parliamentary history of England, from 1066 
 to 1803. 36 v. London, 1806-20. 8°. . 
 Continued in 
 
 Cobbett's Parliamentary debates, 1803-12. v. 1-22. Lon- 
 don, 1804-12. 8° 
 
 Continued in 
 
 Hansard's Parliamentary debates, v. 23-41, 1812-20. 
 19 v. London, 1812,20 
 
 Same. New series, 1820-30. 25 v. London, 
 
 1820-30. 8° 
 
 Same. 3d series, 1830-74 221 v. London, 1830- 
 
 74. 8° 
 
 Note. — Each session is indexed in its last volume. 
 
 Levi (L. ) Annals of British legislation : a summary of 
 bills, statutes, and sessional papers. 14 v. .Lon- 
 don, 1856-65. 8° 
 
 Same. New series. 4 v. L., 1865-68. 8°. 
 
 XII. Parliamentary Law and Boroughs. 
 
 Cheat Britain. Parliament. Report of the boundary 
 commissions [on boroughs, under the act of 1867. 
 With maps.] London, 1868. fol. . . . 957.03 
 
 Larimer J. ) Constitutionalism of the future ; or par- 
 liament the mirror of the nation. 1865. 5717.12 
 
 May (Sir T. R.) Treatise on the law, privileges, pro- 
 ceedings, aud usage of parliament. 7th ed., re- 
 vised and enlarged. 1873 5617.28 
 
 Oldfield ( T. H. B. ) Representative history of Great Bri- 
 tain and Ireland ; or history of the House of Com- 
 mons, and of the countries, cities, and boroughs 
 of the United Kingdom. 6 v. 1816. . 483.07 
 
 Palgrave (R. F. D. ) The House of Commons : its his- 
 tory and practice. Three lectures. 1869. 5712.02 
 
 Raleigh (Sir W.) Prerogative of parliament proved. [In his 
 Works, v. 1. Ed. 1151.] 6064.09 
 
 Same. [In, his Works, v. 8. Ed. 1829.] . . . 6064.20 
 
 XIII. Parliamentary Reform, 
 
 Bentham (J. ) Plan of parliamentary reform ; Radical 
 reform bill. [Works, v. 3 (10).] . . . 50H;.03 
 
 Finlason ( W. F. ) Parliamentary influence and official 
 intrigue, as recently disclosed in the inquiry be- 
 fore a seleot committee of the affairs of the Ameer 
 of Scinde. 185S 5712.13 
 
 Francis (Sir P.) Plan of a reform in the election of the House 
 of Commons, in 1795. With introd. [Pamph., v. 9.] 6058.09 
 
 Hawkins (H.) Bei'orm of parliament the ruin of parliament 
 [Pamphleteer, v. 1.] 6058.01 
 
 Plan for the reform of parliament on constitutional principles. 
 1816. [Pamphleteer, v. 7.] 6058.07 
 
 XIV. Parliamentary Registers, and 
 Personal History. 
 Debrelt's Illustrated House of Commons and the Ju- 
 dicial bench. 1871, 1875 0611.07 
 
 Dod's parliamentary companion. 1868-70. . 6741.10 
 
 Eayward (A.) The British parliament : its history and elo. 
 quence. [In his Essays, 3d series, p. 1-86.] . . . 2528.19 
 
 Jennings (<?. H.) and Johnstone (W. L.) Book of par- 
 liamentary anecdote. 1872 3222.13 
 
 Manning {J. A.) Lives of the speakers of the House 
 of Commons. 1851 3257.02 
 
 Sketches (personal and political) in the House of Com- 
 mons. By a silent member. lst-6th series. 2 v. 
 1871 3252.24 
 
 Townsend (W. C.) Memoirs of the House of Commons, 
 1688-1832. 2 v 494.09 
 
 Walford (R. ) New parliament. The shilling House 
 
 of Commons for 1869 6741.30 
 
 jog- Much parliamentary biography can be found in Bio- 
 graphy (Collective : English), p. 110. 
 
 XV. Parties. 
 
 Cooke (G.W.) Hist, of party [in England], 1666-1832. 
 
 3v. 5717.26 
 
 Parr (S.) Notes on Bapin's dissertation on whigs and tones, 
 
 [In his Works, v. 8.] 60S2.04 
 
 XVX Social Condition and Manners 
 of the People. 
 
 Oraik (<?. L.) and Macfarlane (C.) Pictorial history of 
 
 England. 
 
 Note.— Each volume contains ohapters upon above topics. 
 
 Greg {W. R.) Rocks ahead or the warnings of Cassan. 
 
 dra. 1874 5812.26 
 
 See Fortn. rev., Nov., 1874 (Must we then believe CaBsan- 
 dra ? by M. E. G. Duff) ; Dee., 1874 (Eeply by Greg). 
 
 Hartshorn (C.H.) Illustrations of domestic maimers daring the 
 reign of Edward I. Pt. 1-4. [In Journal of Brit arek. 
 assoc, v. 18.] 1461.18 
 
 Heath (F. G. ) Romance of peasant life in the west of 
 England. 1872 5825.27 
 
 Hood (M. P. ) The age and its architects : English peo- 
 ple in relation to the times. 1852. . . 5816.11 
 
 Kaye (J. ) Social condition and education of the people 
 of England. 1863 953.02 
 
 Laugel {A.) England, political and social. 1874. 953.29 
 
 Lester (O.Ri Condition and fate of E. 2 v. 1843. 952.08 
 
 — Glory and shame of E. 2 v. 1845. . . .5835.12 
 
 Montagu ( W. D. , duke of Manchester). Court and society 
 from Elizabeth to Anne. 2 v. 1864. . 3124.23 
 
 Pike (L, 0.) History of crime in England. .5828.07 
 
 Roberts ( G. ) Social history of the people of the south- 
 ern counties of E. in past centuries. 1856. 475.13 
 
 Spencer (H.) 'Descriptive sociology. English, com- 
 piled and abstracted by J. Collier. . . A. 37. 07 
 
 Thrupp {J. ) The Anglo-Saxon home : 5th to 15th cen- 
 tury. 1862 477.24 
 
 Wright (T. ) Homes of other days. History of domestio 
 manners and sentiments in England. 1871. 467.16 
 See also annual publications of the National association 
 for the prom, of social science [5816.01] ; and of the Sta- 
 tistical society [5934.01] ; and consult works in Social science. 
 On the Labor question see Political economy. (Labor and 
 capital, and strikes). 
 
 XVII. Travels and Description, Antiquities, 
 and Topography. 
 
 1. Travels and description. 
 Apperley (C. J.) Nimrod's tour in Scotland, and the 
 
 North of England, [pseud.] 1838. . . 955.02 
 Beecher (H. W.) Letters from E, [In his Star papers, p. 1-89.) 2519.09 
 Bemrose's Guide to Buxton, Castleton, High Peak, Ey- 
 
 am, Dovedale, etc 951.29 
 
 Black {A. and C. publishers). Where shall we go? A 
 
 guide to watering places in the British Islands. 
 
 1871 952.27 
 
 Blanc (L.) Letters on E. 4 v. 1866-7. . . 9o&13 
 Britlon (J.) Brayley (R. W.) [and others]. Beauties of 
 
 E. and Wales. 18 v. in 25. 1801-18. . 951a. 01 
 Note.— For Contents, see Beauties of England, (p. 69). 
 Burritt (R. ) A walk from London to Land's End and 
 
 back. 1M68 ^r.-° 
 
 — Walks in the Black country [Birmingham and vicin- 
 ity] aud its green border-land. 1868. . <J 5°-* 
 Cams (G G.) King of Saxony's journey through fi. 
 
 and Scotland in 1844 ™™ 
 
 Chateaubriand (F. R. de). Recollections of E., etc. v. 1, 
 
 1815. . 25 6.1 
 
 Codman(J.) Narrative of a visit to E. 1836. 951.4> 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
COUNTRIES : England : Travela, Antiquities. 
 
 315 
 
 Collins (TF.) Sights afoot. 1863 955.0C 
 
 Come (A. G.) Impressions of England. 1863. 954.09 
 
 Ourwen (S.) Journal and letters in E., 1775 to 1783. 
 
 With appendix of biographical sketches, by G. A. 
 
 Ward. 4th ed. 1864 582.14 
 
 Dibdin (T. R) 'Bibliograpical, antiquarian and pic- 
 turesque tour in the northern counties of Eng- 
 land. 2 v. '2715.03 
 
 Emerson (B.W.) 'English traits. 1857. . . 951.16 
 
 England illustrated ; or, a compendium of the natural 
 
 history, geography, topography, and antiquities 
 
 ecclesiastical and oivil, of England, and Wales. 
 
 2 v. London, 1764. 4°. 936.07 
 
 Rinden (&) 'The ports, harbours, watering places, and 
 picturesque scenery of Great Britain. Illustrated 
 by W. H. Bartlett, J. D. Harding, T. Creswick, 
 
 and others 1146.26 
 
 Qalibert (L.) and PeM {C.) Angleterre. 4 v. 1842-44. 
 
 [Univers.] 901.08 
 
 Oomales (M.) "Voyago to Engl. etc. 1730. [Pinkerton, v. 2.] 926.02 
 Granville [A. B. ) The Spas [mineral springs] of E. , and 
 principal sea bathing places. [Midland and South- 
 ern.] 1811 953.01 
 
 flown (0.) Pilgrim's wallet. 1866 942.13 
 
 Hawthorne (N. ) Our old home : English sketches. 
 1863 954.15 
 
 — Passages from English note-books. 1870. 952.21 
 Hawthorne {Mrs. S.) Notes on England. 1869. 952.19 
 Headley {J. T.) Sketches and rambles. 1851. 942.06 
 
 — Rambles about Loudon ; Rambles in England and Wales. [In 
 
 his Misoel. works, v. 1, 1849.] 2531.23 
 
 Heine (fl.) De l'Angleterre. 1867 7028.05 
 
 HicUin (J.) Guide to Matlock, Bakeyard, Chatsworth, 
 
 Haddon Hall, etc 951.28 
 
 Hoppin (J. M.) Old England, its scenery, art, and 
 
 people. 1867 953.21 
 
 HowUt{W.) Rural life in England. 2 v. 1854. 954.05 
 
 — Visits to remarkable places and scenes illustrative of 
 
 English history ana poetry. 2 v. 1854. . 953.04 
 Kaye (J.) Social condition and education of the people 
 
 of England. 1863 953.02 
 
 Kemp's Nine daies wonder ; in a daunce from London 
 to Norwich ; with introd. and notes by A. Dyce. 
 
 [Camden soc] 5112.11 
 
 Eold (J.G.) England, Wales, and Scotland. 1814. 955.04 
 
 Land we live in : a pictorial, historical, and literary 
 
 sketch book of the British Islands. 4 v. in 2. 
 
 [1853.] 478.01 
 
 Mackenzie (A 8.) American in England. 1837. 953.06 
 
 McMullen (iJ. T. ) Down channel from London to the 
 
 Land's End in the 'Leo,' and from London to the 
 
 Scilly islands in the 'Orion.' With other cruises. 
 
 1869 ( . 951.30 
 
 Meadows (K.) Heads of the people ; or portraits of 
 
 the English. 2v 2535.12 
 
 Merle d'Aubigni {J. H.) England; or, recollections of 
 
 a Swiss minister. 1818 966.09 
 
 MUler(K) First impressions of E. and its people. 953.11 
 Mirdbeau (H. 0. B., cornie de). Letters during his resi- 
 dence in E. 1832 954.17 
 
 Morford (R) Over-sea: orE. and Scotland. 1867. 944.10 
 Morier (J.) Adventures of Hnjji Baba, of Ispahan, in 
 
 England. 2 v. in 1. 1828 232.35 
 
 MoriU (C. P.) Travels through E., 1782. [Pinkerton, v. 2.] 926.02 
 Nuaus (N.) Second book of travels [1545.] Greek, with English 
 
 transl. by J. A. Cramer. [Camden soc.] 6112.37 
 
 Olmsted (R L.) Walks and talks of an American far- 
 mer in E. 1852 954.12 
 
 Passavant (J. D.) Tour of a German artist in England. 
 
 2v. 1836: 1433.25 
 
 Pecchio (O.) Semi-serious observations of an Italian exile In Eng- 
 land, [Waldia library, v. l.j 5078.15 
 
 Pedestrian reminiscences. By Sylvanus. [pseud. ] 943. 03 
 Pikkler-Muskau [K L. R.,prinz von). Tour in England, 
 
 etc. 4v. 1832 941.03 
 
 Pyne (W. S.) World in miniature. England, etc. 4 v. 
 
 1827 6631.11 
 
 Saumer [F. L. B.) E. in 1835. [Waldie library, V. 7.] of 6078.21 
 Roberts (M) Ruins and old tress, assoc. with English 
 
 history. 1853 955.08 
 
 Hush (R.) Residence at the court of London from 1819 
 
 to 1825 955.05 
 
 Bedgwick (T.) Public and private economy. Observa- 
 
 tions in 1836. 3v. 5912.06 
 
 Shaw [S.) *Tour to the west of K.1T88. [In Finkerton,v.2.] 926.02 
 Simond (L.) Tour in Gt Britain in 1810 and 1811. 951.03 
 Skrine (H. ) General aocouut of all the rivers of note 
 
 in Great Britain. 1801 955.16 
 
 Slaei-Holstein(A. L. G. N.,baronnede). Letters on Eng- 
 land. 1825 954.02 
 
 Taine (R. ) Notes on E. Tr. with an introd. chapter by 
 
 W. P. Rae. 1872 955.2 L 
 
 Thribs (J. ) Abbeys, castles, and ancient halls of Eng- 
 land and Wales ; their legendary lore and popular 
 history. 1870 472.14 
 
 — Nooks and oorners of English life, past and present. 
 
 1867. 472.10 
 
 Trabaud (P.) D'Inverness a Brighton. Les Hes bri- 
 
 tanniques 952.11 
 
 Tuckerman (R. T.) A month in England. 1853. 953.12 
 Turner (J. M. W. and others). 'Antiquarian and pictur- 
 esque tour round the southern coast of. 1416.28 
 Tyng (8. R.) Recollections of England 1847. 954.25 
 Walcott (M. E. C. ) The east coast of England, from the 
 
 Thames to the Tweed. 1861 951.31 
 
 Ward (M. R) English items. 1853. . . . 953.10 
 Warner (R. ) A walk through some of the western coun- 
 ties of England. 1800 955.19 
 
 Wey(R) Les Anglais chez eux. 1861. . . . 941.28 
 White (W.) All round the Wrekin. 1860. . 953.03 
 • — Eastern E. , from the Thames to the Humber. . 
 White (W.) Northumberland, and the border. 952.26 
 Willis [N. P.) Famous persons and places. 1854. . . 2545.13 
 Woodward (G. M.) 'Eccentric excursions in England 
 
 and South Wales. 1796 6625.23 
 
 Lake country. 
 Linton (E. L.) The Lake country. With map and 100 
 illustrations by W. J. Linton. 1864. . 955.10 
 Martineau (if.) A complete guide to the lake district 
 
 of England. 1871 052.28 
 
 Pyne (I. B.) *Lake scenery of England. Drawn on 
 
 stone by T. Pickero. [«.d] 956.16 
 
 2. Antiquities. 
 Antiquarian repertory : a miscellaneous assemblage of 
 topography, history, biography, customs, and 
 manners. Chiefly compiled by P. Grose, T. Astle, 
 
 etc. Newed. 1 v. 1807 488.10 
 
 Brand (J. ) Popular antiquities of Great Britain. En- 
 larged by Sir H. Ellis. 3 v. 1818. 12°. . 171.01 
 
 — Popular antiquities of Great Britain: feasts, customs, 
 
 superstitions, and amusemonts, past and present. 
 Ed. with very large additions by W. 0. Hazlitt. 
 3v. 1870 497.05 
 
 Camden ( W.) Remains concerning Britain. 1870. 172.12 
 Contents : Languages, names, surnames, allusions, ana- 
 grams, proverba, poesies, epitaphs. 
 
 Collectanea curiosa ; or miscellaneous tracts relating to 
 the history and antiquities of England and Ireland. 
 Prom the mss. of archbishop Sancroft. [Ed. by 
 3. Gutch.] 2 v. 1781 473.23 
 
 Dugdale (Sir W.) *Monasticon anglicanum : a history 
 of the abbies and other monasteries, hospitals, 
 frieries, and cathedrals and collegiate churcnes in 
 England and Wales ; also of all such Scotch, 
 Jxish, and French monasteries as were in any 
 manner connected with religious houses in Eng- 
 land. 8 v. New ed. by J. Ooley, H. Ellis, and B. 
 Baudinel. 1817-30 157.10 
 
 Eccleston (J.) Introduction to English antiquities, 
 r Government, society, literature, art. To 1689.] 
 1847 4S4.1U 
 
 Godwin (H.) The English archaeologist's hand-book. 
 1867 T 4 72.16 
 
 Grose (F.) Antiquities of England and Wales. New ed. 
 8 7. 1783-97 478.03 
 
 Haringlon (Sir J.) Nugas antique : original papers, in 
 prose and verse ; written during the reigns ol 
 Henry VHI., Edward VI., queen Mary, Elizabeth, 
 and king James. With notes by T. Park. 2 v. 
 1801 173.21 
 
 Rearne(T.) Collection of curious discourses by emi- 
 nent antiquaries. 2v 473.26 
 
 — Works, v.1-4. 1810 476.01 
 
 v 1-2 Bobert of Gloucester's Chronicle, with glossary 
 and continuation. 3-4. Peter Langtoffs Chronicle ; Boll 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOB'S NAME, the tot part of the TITLE, and the NUMBEB. 
 
316 
 
 COUNTRIES : England to Etruria. 
 
 2. Antiquities of England, continued. 
 concerning Glastonbury Abbey. Account of til© Hospital 
 of St. Mary Magdalen, near Scroby, by John Slack ; Two 
 tracts relating to conquest in Somersetshire, the second 
 concerning Stoneheuge, 
 
 Hazlitt(W.C.,ed.) Inedited tracts : illustrating the man- 
 ners, opinions, and occupations of Englishmen 
 during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries ; 
 now first republished from the original copies with 
 a preface and notes. 1868 4-54. 24 
 
 Kenrick (J. ) Selection of papers on subjects of archa30- 
 logy and history. 1864 472.17 
 
 Knight ( G. ) Old England : a pictorial museum of regal, 
 ecclesiastical, baronial, municipal, and popular 
 antiquities. Is45 957.06 
 
 Scott ( W. ) 'The border antiquities of England and 
 Scotland. 2 v. 1814-1817 956.17 
 
 Verstegan (B. ) Restitution of decayed intelligence in 
 antiquities, concerning the most noble and re- 
 nowned English nation. 1628 472.21 
 
 * Vetasta monumenta, or ancient monuments illustra- 
 tive of the history and topography of Great 
 
 Britain. 6 v. 1747-1842 
 
 j(&&- See also Archaeology (p. 32} for the Antiquarian re- 
 pertory, 4v.; — Archmologia, v. 1-39; — Archaeological insti- 
 tute, Journal, v. 1-24 ; — British archaeological association, 
 Journal, v. 1-21 ; Royal soc. of lit. 12 v. 
 
 3. Topography. 
 
 Beauties of England and Wales, or topogr., hist., etc. , of 
 each county. With introd. 19 v. in 26. London, 
 
 1801-18. 8° '. . 951a.01 
 
 Contents : See page 69 of this catalogue. 
 
 Camden (W.) .Britain: a chorographical description, 
 etc. Tr. by P. Holland. 1637. . . . 488.05 
 
 Gary (J. ) New itinerary of the great roads, throughout 
 England and Wales ; with principal roads in Scot- 
 land. 1815 952.10 
 
 Dyer { Or.) A restoration of the ancient modes of bestow- 
 ing names on the rivers, hills, vallies, plains, and 
 settlements of Britain. 1805 472.20 
 
 — Vulgar errors, ancient and modern, as to the proper 
 names of the globe ; with a critical disquisition 
 of every station of Richard of Cirencester and An- 
 toninus in Britain ; exhibiting our fables concern- 
 ing it, etc., [with] Richard's original work. 467.14 
 
 Edmunds (F.) Traces of history in the names of places. 
 With a vocabulary of the roots out of which names 
 of places in England and Wales are formed. 472.19 
 
 Great Britain. Report of the boundary commission for 
 [the boroughs of] England and Wales. With 
 maps. London, 1868. foL 
 
 Nightingale (J. ) English topography : historical and 
 statistical descriptions of the counties of England 
 and Wales. With a map of each county. 956.13 
 
 Ogilby (J. I Britannia depicta ; improved by John Owen 
 and E. Bowen. 1724 953.09 
 
 Paterson (J).) Description of the roads in England 
 and Wales, and part of the roads of Scotland 
 15th ed. 1811 953.23 
 
 Sandby (P.) "Collection of one hundred and fifty select 
 views. 2 v. London, 178!. fol. . . . 957.04 
 
 Tyrnms (8.) The family topographer: counties of 
 
 England. 7 v 493.01 
 
 Containing: v. 1. Essex, Hertfordshire, Kent, Surrey. 
 Sussex. 2. Cornwall, Devonshire, Dorsetshire, Hampshire, 
 Somersetshire, Wiltshire. 3. Bedfordshire, Buckingham- 
 shire, Cambridgeshire, Huntingdonshire, Norfolk, Suffolk. 
 4. Berkshire, Gloucestershire, Herefordshire, Monm iuth- 
 shir3, Oxfordshire, Shropshire, Staffordshire, Woicester- 
 shire. 5. Derbyshire, Leicestershire, Lincolnshire, Nortk- 
 hamptonshire, Nottinghamshire, Rutlandshire, Warwick- 
 shire. 6. Cumberland, Durham, Lancashire, Northum- 
 berland, Westmoreland, Yorkshire. 7. Middlesex, London, 
 and Westminster. 
 
 XVIII. Treaties and diplomatic documents. 
 
 Chalmers ( G. ) Collection of treaties between Gt. Brit- 
 ain and other powers. [1259-1788.] 2v. 453.07 
 
 Bymer (T. ) Syllabus (in English.) of the documents re- 
 lating to England and other kingdoms contained 
 in " Rymer's Ecedera. " v. 1-2, 1066-54. London, 
 1869-73. 8° 5137.08 
 
 ^®- For other subjects of interest in connection with England, see, in the general alphabet,— 
 
 Agriculture, (p. 7) ;— Biblical, religious, and ecol. lit. (England, p. 85) ;— Biography (Collective: numerous divisions, p. 110, 
 etc.) ;— Botany (p. 224) ;— Costume (p. 284);— Drama ;— Education ;— Fiction ;— Pine arts ;— Fishes;— Geology;— Language ;- 
 Law;— Literature ;— Military science;— Natural history;— Naval science;— Poetry;— Political economy;— Political science;— 
 Social science. 
 
 Books descriptive of various parts of England will be found in this class, under Cambridge ;— Canterbury ;— Chester ;— 
 Cornwall ;— Cumberland ;— Derbyshire ;— Devonshire ;— Durham ;— Gloucester ;— Hampshire ;— Herefordshire ;— Hert- 
 fordshire :— Huntingdonshire ;- Kent ;— Lancashire ;— Leicestershire ;— Liverpool ;— London ;— Manchester ;— Medway 
 (The) ;— Middlesex ;— Monmouthshire ;— Norfolk ;— Northamptonshire ;— Northumberland ;— Nottinghamshire [—Oxford- 
 shire ; — Rutlandshire ; — Scilly Islands ;— Shropshire ; — Somersetshire ;— Staffordshire ; — Surrey ;— Sussex :— Thames 
 (The) ;— Warwickshire ;- Westmoreland [—Wiltshire [—Worcestershire ;— Yorkshire. 
 
 Works relating to the foreign dependencies and colonies of England should he looked for, in this class, under their individual 
 names. For works upon colonial policy see, in the general alphabet. Political science (Colonies). 
 
 Ephesus. 
 
 Falkener (E. ) E. and the temple of Diana. 1862. 1056 01 
 Nole.— Mr. J. T. Wood will shortly (1876) publish the re- 
 sults of his important discoveries in Ephesus. 
 
 Epirus. 
 
 Stuart (B.) Physical geography and natural resources of Europe 
 [In Royal geog. soc. Journal, v. 39, 1869.] .... 904.03 
 
 Ecuador or Equador. 
 
 Bollaert ( W. ) Antiquarian, ethnological and other re- 
 searches. 1860 ._ 1166 20 
 
 Fleming (B.) Wanderungen in E. [In Globus 1872-73 { 
 PnchM (Q.J.) Explorations in Ecuador, 1856-7. [7ra Royal geoar 
 soc. Journal, v. 31), I860.] ... 90333 
 
 Erie County, {Penn.) 
 
 Sanford (L. G.) History, etc. 1862 621.16 
 
 Esquimaux. See Arctio Regions. 
 
 Essex, (Mass.) 
 
 Felt (J. B.) History of Essex. 1834. . . . 611.06 
 
 Essex County, {Mass. ) 
 Essex institute hist, collections, v. 1-10. ... 605 03 
 
 Essex County, (N. T.) 
 Watson (W.O.) Military and civil hist. 1869. 613.21 
 
 Essex (County of, England). 
 
 Norden(J.) Speculi Britannia pars. Ed. by H. Ellis. 
 
 [Camden soc] 5112.09 
 
 Ethiopia. 
 
 Dilson (G. X.) The Para papers, etc. 1858. .1094.15 
 Harris (W.O.) The highlands of Ethiopia. 3 v. 1085.14 
 Heeren (A. K L.) Hist, researches, v. 4. 1833. 42428 
 Lepsius (B. ) Letters from E. 1853. . . . 1082.08 
 Hutchinson (T. J.) Ten years' wanderings among the 
 
 Ethiopians. 1861 1094.11 
 
 Santos (J. dos). History of Eastern Ethiopia, 1684. [Piakerton, 
 
 V. 16.] 926.16 
 
 Etruria. 
 
 Belham ( W.) Etruria-Celtioa.— Etruscan literature and 
 antiquities investigated. 2 v. 1842. . . 4G6.17 
 Chambers's Papers for the people, v. 1 (Sepulchres of E.). 2516.01 
 Dennis (G.) Cities and cemeteries of E. 2 v. 473.13 
 Gray (Mrs. E. C. H.) History of E. 3 v. 1813. 431.09 
 
 — Tour to the sepulchres of E. 1839 981.21 
 
 Lindsay (A.) Etruscan inscriptions analyzed : trans! . 
 
 etc. 1872 436.14 
 
 Miiller (K. O.) Manners and customs, arts and literature, of the 
 
 Etruscans. [With Gray (E. C. H.) Hist, of E., v. 3.] 434.11 
 
 Taylor (I.) Etrusoan researches. 1874. . . 435.11' 
 
 Universal history, v. 16. (History of the Etruscans.) . . 406.10 
 
 -See E. B. Bnnbury's article in Smith's diet, of Greek and 
 
 Roman geogr., v. 1 ; also Coruhlll mag., v. 19, 1869, or Lit- 
 
 tell, 1869, v. 2 ; Fraser's mag., April, 1873 ; Nat. qu. rev., 
 
 v. 18, 1869. 
 
 in asking for books, use the "Book Order." giving the AUrHOR'S NAME, tha first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
COUNTRIES : Euphrates to Europe. 
 
 317 
 
 Euphrates. 
 
 Chcsney iCapt.) Memoir on the E. [In Royal geogr. soo., v. 3, 
 
 1883.) 903.06 
 
 Wheeler (0. H.) Ten years on the E. 1870. 3447.20 
 See also works on India. 
 
 Europe. 
 
 1. History. 
 
 Alison (A.) HiHtory of E. from [1774 to 1815]. 14 v. 
 
 Edin., 1846-1850 444.01 
 
 Same. 4 v. New York, 1852-53. . . . 446.01 
 
 — History of Europe. 1815 to 1852. v. 1-9. Edinb., 
 
 1854-58 444.15 
 
 Same. 4 v. New York, 1855-60. 8°. . . 446.08 
 
 Same. Atlits. Constructed by A. K. Johnston. 
 
 1855 444.22 
 
 Breval (J.) Remarks on several parts of E. : relating 
 
 chiefly to history, antiquity, and geography. With 
 
 maps, plans, etc. 2 v. 1726 927.03 
 
 Coote(C) Hist, of ancient E. to [a.d. 474]. 3 v. 435.17 
 Gust (Sir E.) Annals of the wars of the 18th century. 
 
 5v 442.18 
 
 — Annals of the wars of the 19th century. 4 v. 1800- 
 
 1815 442.23 
 
 — Lives of the warriors of the 17th cent. 3 v. 3222.09 
 Draper (J. W.) History of the intellectual develop- 
 ment of E. 1863 5814.04 
 
 Dyer (T. H.) History of modern Europe, 1453 to 
 
 1857. 4v 445.02 
 
 Edgar (J. G.) Hist, for boys : modern E. 1855. 442.12 
 Fox (H. R. V., lord Holland). Foreign reminiscences. 
 
 1850 453.09 
 
 Quizot (F. P. G. ) Hist, of civilization, from the fall of 
 
 the Roman empire to [the 14th cent] 4 v. 442.14 
 Contents : v. 1. Europe generally, v. 2-4. France. 
 
 Same. Till the French rev. 1839. . .5814.18 
 
 Same. [Condensed.] 1850 442.13 
 
 Same. [French.] Jusqu'a la revolution francaise. 
 
 2eeo\ 1868 441.16 
 
 — History of the origin of representative government 
 
 in E. 1852 5717.01 
 
 Heeren (A. H. L.) Political system of E. and its colo- 
 nies to [1815] 445.07 
 
 Eiley (R.) Compendium of European geography and 
 history. 1872 441.26 
 
 Kemble (J. M., editor). State papers and correspondence 
 Must of the state of Europe [1686-1707.] 416.13 
 
 Kouh(G. W.) The revolutions of E. 1839. . 445.23 
 
 Latham, (R.G.) The nationalities of E. 2 v. 1863.445.17 
 
 Lawson (J. P.) Remarkable conspiracies, 15th-17th 
 centuries. 2 v. 1829 441.01 
 
 Lecty (W. R. BL) History of the rise and influence of 
 the spirit of rationalism in E. 2 v. 1866. 5814. 02 
 
 Marana (G. P.) Letters written by a Turkish spy, 1637- 
 1682. 8v. 1734 451.01 
 
 Minster (G. M., count). Political sketches, 1814 to 
 1867 445.15 
 
 Private anecdotes of foreign courts. [anon.] 2 v. Lon- 
 don, 1827. 8° 453.12 
 
 Raumer {F. von). History of the 16th and 17th centu- 
 ries. 2v. 1835 443.20 
 
 Russell (W.) History of modern E. to 1763. Cont. by 
 W. Jones [to 1825]. 3 v. 1851. . . . 446.15 
 
 Same. Epitomized. By G. H Townsend. 442. 28 
 
 St. John (H., lord Bolingbroke). On the state and history of E., 
 from 1659 to 18th century. [In his Works.v. 4, 1819.] 5022.04 
 
 Scldosser (F. 0.) History of the 18th century and of 
 the 19th, till [1815] ; with particular reference to 
 mental cultivation and prograss. 8 v. . 446. 18 
 
 SeweU (KM.) and Tonge (CM.) European history ; 
 historical selections from the best authorities. 
 v. 1. 449-1154. v. 2. 1088-1228. 2 v. . 441.07 
 
 Temple (Sir W.) Letters serving to supply the lost part of his 
 Memoirs, pt. 1, 1865-72. [In his Works, v. 1-2.] . . 6075.02 
 
 — Memoirs. Ft. 2-3. [In his Works, v. 2.] 5075.03 
 
 — Letters to the king, the prince of Orauge, etc. [In his Works, 
 
 v. 4J 6075.04 
 
 Van Prael (J.) Essays on the political history of the 
 15th, 16th, and 17th centuries. 1868. . 446.14 
 
 Vericourt (L. R. de). Hist, analysis of christian civili- 
 zation. 1850 443.19 
 
 49* See also, in general alphabet. History. 
 
 2. Political situation : Balance of power, etc. 
 
 Bignon (L. E.) Les cabinets et les peuples, depuis 1815 jnsqu'a 
 la flu de 1822. 1823. [Pamphleteer, v. 22.] . . . 6058.22 
 
 Brougham (H., lord). The balance of power, 1863. [In his Con- 
 tributions, v. 2, p. 3-187. 1856 2517.07 
 
 Congreve [R.) Future unity of E. [In International policy.] 5710.14 
 
 Declaration of England against the acts aud projects of the Holy 
 Alliance. London, 1821. 8°. Pamphleteer, v 18.] 605K.18 
 
 Duff (M. E. (?. ) Studies in E. politics. 18UG. 5727. 12 
 
 Everett (A. H. ) Europe ; a general survey of the prin- 
 cipal powers, [anon.] 1822. 8°. . . 5727.00 
 
 Forney (J. W. ) A centennial commissioner in Europe, 
 1874-76 943.2(1 
 
 Gentz (F. ) State of Europe before and after the French 
 revolution. 1803 5727.17 
 
 Goldsmith (L.) Observ. on E. politics. 1823. [In Pamphleteer, 
 V. 22.] 5058.22 
 
 Orund (F. J. ) Thoughts on the present condition of 
 
 Europe. 1860 5727.01 
 
 Gurowski (A. <?.) America and E. 1857. 12°. 5723.08 
 La Croix, {J. V. de). Review of the constitutions of the 
 
 principal states of E. and U. S. 2 v. 1792.5727.20 
 Leckie (G. F.) Research into the nature of the balance 
 
 of power in Europe. 1817 5727.18 
 
 Micsgrave (T. M.) On the re-establishment of an effective balance 
 
 of power. 2d ed. 1814. [Pamphleteer, v. 3.] . . 6058.03 
 Newman (F. W. ) E. of the near future. With three 
 
 letters on the Franco-German war. 1871. 5211.07 
 See also his article on the internal relations of E. in 
 
 Eraser's mag., n. s., v. 2, 1870. 
 Pollnitz ( C. L. uon). Memoirs, travels, etc. 1729-1730. 
 
 4v. 1739 3146.08 
 
 Portfolio ( The) ; or a collection of state papers, illust. 
 
 of the history of our times. 6 v. 1836-37. 453.01 
 Pradt [D. D. de). Vrai systeme de l'Europe relativeinent a 
 
 l'Amerique et a la Grace. 1825. [Pamph., v. 25-26.] 6058.25 
 Szabad (E. ) State policy of modern Europe from the 
 
 beginning of the 16th century. [anon.] 2 v. 
 
 1857 5727.04 
 
 See also Brit. guar, rev., April, 1871 (Future of Europe). 
 
 3. Travels and Description. 
 
 Abbott (J.) Rollo's tour in. 10 v. 1858. . . 111.19 
 
 Contents. 
 
 v. 6. In Scotland. 
 
 v. 7. In Geneva. 
 
 v. 8. In Holland. 
 
 V. 9. In Naples. 
 v. 10. In Rome. 
 
 Travels in the 
 . . . 1166.06 
 
 v. 1. On the Atlantic. 
 v. 2. In Paris, 
 v. 3. In Switzerland. 
 v. 4. In London. 
 v. 5. On the Rhine. 
 Adalbert (H. W-, prince of Prussia). 
 south of E , etc. 2 v. 1849. . . 
 Contents : v. 1. Italy, Spain, Portugal. 
 Appleton's European guide book. 1870. . . 941.19 
 Arnold (H. P.) European mosaic. [Italy and Swit- 
 zerland.] 1864 941.01 
 
 — The great exhibition ! with continental sketches, etc. 
 
 1868 963.12 
 
 Barrow (J.) Tour on the continent in 1852. . 5075.07 
 Bellows (H. W.) The old world in its new face, 1867-68. 
 Benedict (E G.) A run through Europe. 1860. 943.17 
 Beste(J.R.D.) Nowadays: or courts, courtiers, church- 
 men, Garibaldians, and brigands, at home and 
 
 abroad 2 v. 1870 945.15 
 
 Book of travels of a doctor of physic. 1871. 941.23 
 Bradshaw's monthly continental railway guide. July, 
 
 1871. Special ed 943.25 
 
 Brown (T.) Reminiscences of an old traveller. 945.02 
 Browne (J. H.) Sights and sensations iu E. 1871. 946.09 
 Brvard (W- G.) Letters of a traveller. 2 v. 18ol-59. 
 * 941.12 ; 985.14 
 
 Buffum (R G.) Sights and sensations iu France, Ger- 
 many, and Switzerland. 1869. . . . 962.08 
 Burnand (R C.) Out of town. 1868. . . . 944.02 
 Calvert (G. H.) First years in Europe. 1866. 941.02 
 
 — Scenes and thoughts in Europe. 2 v. . 942.04 ; 12 
 Carter (N. H.) Letters from E. 2 v. 1825-27. 913.01 
 
 Contents: Ireland, England, Scotland, France, Italy, 
 
 Switzerland. 
 Channinq ( W. ) Physician's vacation ; or, summer in 
 
 Europe. 1856 9^-04 
 
 Clark (J. A.) Glimpses of the old world. 2 v. 941.25 
 Clemens (S. L.) The innocents abroad ; the steamship 
 
 Quaker City's pleasure excursion. By Mark Twain 
 
 [pseud.] 1869 9^5.13 
 
 Collier (Sir G.) France, Holland, and the Netherlands, 
 
 a century ago. 1865 . 945.14 
 
 In asking for books, use the •• Book Ordern," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NCMBBR. 
 
318 
 
 COUNTRIES : Europe : Travels. 
 
 Europe, {Travels,) continued. 
 Colman (H.) European life and maimers, 1843-18. 
 
 2 v 91406 
 
 Coryat(T.)' Coryat's crudities. 3 v. 1776. . 923.09 
 Cox(S.'S.) A Buckeye abroad. 1852. . . . 941.07 
 Coxe(W-) Travels into Poland, Russia, Sweden, and 
 
 Denmark. 3 v. 1781 993.18 
 
 Ctmningham (J. W.) CautionB to continental travellers. 1823. 
 
 [Pamphleteer, v. 21.] ■ 6058.21 
 
 Darley (F 0. C.) Sketches abroad with pen and pencil. 
 
 1868 9i2 - 22 
 
 Day IS.) A lawyer abroad. 1874 944.24 
 
 Dewey (0.) The old world and the new. 1844. 3544.06 
 Doane (9. H) To and from the Passion play, in the 
 
 summer of 1871 1715.22 
 
 Douglas (J.) Travelling anecdotes. 1786. . 944.22 
 Durbin (J. P.) Observations in E. 2 v. 1848-52. 943.07 
 v. 1. France, Switzerland, Holland, Belgium, v. 2. Eng- 
 land, Ireland, and Scotland. 
 Dutch voyages to the north of E., 1594-6. [*Pinkerton, v. 1.] 926.01 
 Dyer (CO. J.) Sunny days abroad. 1873. . 942.26 
 Easilake (Lady C. L.) Letters from the shores of the 
 
 Baltic, [anon.] 1844 996.06 
 
 Elliott (C. B.) Letters from the north of E. [Waldie library, 
 
 T . 2.1 ' 5078.16 
 
 European life, legend, and landscape. By an artist. 
 
 [anon.] 1859 945.04 
 
 Fairbanks 10.) Sketches of foreign travel. [In his Aguecheek. 
 
 1859.1 943.16 
 
 mioii{G.C.) Familiar letters from E. 1865. 913.22 
 Felridge (W.P.) Harper's handbook for E. 1862.942.03 
 
 Same. [New ed.] 1868 942.031 
 
 Field (H. M. ) Summer pictures : from Copenhagen to 
 
 Venice. 1859 941.13 
 
 Field (K.) Hap-hazard. [Sketches]. 1873. .2527.26 
 Forney (J. W. ) A centennial commissioner in Europe. 
 
 1874-76 943.26 
 
 Frazee (L. J.) The medical student in Europe ; or 
 
 notes on France, England, Italy, etc. 1852. 941.22 
 Fuller (H.) Sparks from a locomotive. [England, 
 
 France, and Italy.] 1859 943.06 
 
 Qaulier iT.) Quand on voyage. 1865. . . .7031.30 
 Greeley (H.) Glances at Europe during 1851. 943.21 
 Griswold (Mrs. S.M.) A woman's pDgrimage to the Holy 
 
 Land; tour through Europe. 1871. . ..1051.13 
 Guild (G.) Over the oceaD. [England, Scotland, France.] 
 
 1871 941.19 
 
 Haeseler (0. H.) Across the Atlantic. 1868. . 945.08 
 
 Contents : France, Switzerland, Germany, Italy, and England. 
 
 Hale (E. E ) Ninety days' worth of Europe. 1 861 . 941. 08 
 
 — A summer vacation. 1874 944.25 
 
 Ball (H. B.) The queen's messenger ; high- way s and 
 
 bye-ways of Europe. 1865 942.21 
 
 Hanway (J.) Travels from London into Persia and back. v. 1-2. 
 
 (In his Hist, account, etc.] 935.01 
 
 Hart (J. G.) Romance of yachting. 1848. . 921.14 
 Heine (H.) Pictures of travel. 1863. . . . 942.14 
 llemslreel ( W. ) Economical European tourist. 941.31 
 Holman (J.) Travels through Russia, Siberia, Poland, 
 Austria, Saxony, Prussia, etc. 1825. . . 993.16 
 Hunt (H. ) Bits of travel. [Germany, Italy.] 1872.942.23 
 Inglis (H D.) Solitary walks through many lands. 
 
 1843 945.18 
 
 James (li.) Transatlantic sketches. 1875. . 944. 2G 
 Jameson (A- ) Diary of an ennuyee. 1857. . 941.16 
 Kennedy [J. P.) Journal in Europe, 1867-8. [In his At home and 
 
 abroad] 922.24 
 
 Laing \S.) Notes of a traveller on the social and po- 
 litical state of France, Prussia, Switzerland, Italy, 
 and other parts of Europe during the present cen- 
 tury. 1846 944.18 
 
 Lalrobe (J. H. B.) Hints for six months in Europe : 
 France, Italy, Austria, Saxony, etc. , in the summer 
 
 of 1868 914.13 
 
 Le Vert (Mme. 0. W.) Souvenirs of travel. 2 v. 942.10 
 Lee (E.) Continental travel. Influence of climate, etc. 
 
 1818 915.03 
 
 Lippincolt (S. J. C.) Haps and mishaps of a tour in 
 
 E. By Grace Greenwood, {pseud.} 1854. 942.01 
 
 Longfellow (H. W.) Hyperion. . . 221.24 ; 5052.12 
 
 — Outre-mer : a pilgrimage. [In his Prose works, v. 1.] 6052.11 
 McCormick (B. G. ) Sketchings in E. 1860. . 942.02 
 
 Mackinnon {Capt.) Atlantic and transatlantic : sketches 
 afloat and ashore. 1852 933.10 
 
 Macgregor (J. ) Tho Rob Roy on the Baltic : a canoe 
 cruise through Norway, Sweden, Sleswig, Hol- 
 stein, the North sea, and the Baltic. 1867. 942.17 
 
 — A thousand miles in the Rob Roy canoe on rivers 
 
 and lakes of E. 1867. ...'.... 942.16 
 
 — Voyage alone in the yawl " Rob Roy," from London 
 
 to Paris and back by Havre, the Isle of "Wight, 
 South coast, etc. 1868 942.15 
 
 Marmier (X.) Du Rhin au Nil. [Tyrol, Hongrie, Pro- 
 vinces danubiennes.] 1852 1052.11 
 
 Matthews (H.) Diary of an invalid in Portugal, Italy, 
 Switzerland, and France, 1817-19. . . . 945.21 
 
 Maximilian I., emperor of Mexico. Recollections of my 
 life. v. 1-2. [Southern Europe.] 1868. . 933.01 
 
 Montgomery (J. E.) Cruise of admiral Farragut in 
 1867-68 945.12 
 
 Morford (H.) Appleton's.short trip guide to Europe. 
 1868. [941.17]. —Same. 1873. . . . 912.25 
 
 Murray {J.) Handbook for northern Europe. 991.08 
 v. 1. Denmark, Norway, Sweden, and Iceland. 3d ed. 
 1858. v. 2. Finland and Russia. 1849. 
 
 — Handbook for travellers on the continent : Holland, 
 
 Belgium, Prussia, northern Germany, and along 
 
 the Rhine to Switzerland. 1860. . . . 911.10 
 
 Murray (M.) [" Kirwan."] Men and things in Europe. 
 
 [England, Leland, Brussels, Italy, Switzerland, 
 
 France.] 1854 913.18 
 
 Old world seen with young eyes, [anon.'] 1871. 941.24 
 Ossoli (S. M. F. if). At home and abroad. 1856. 944.08 
 Paddock ( W. F.) Eyes and ears abroad : for Sunday- 
 school children. 1873 941.29 
 
 Patterson (B. H.) Ethnology of E. [In his Essays, 1862.] 1412.01 
 
 Bepr. from Blackwood's mag., v. 76, 1854. 
 Peabody (A.) Reminiscences of European travel. 
 
 1868 945.09 
 
 Peake(E) Pen pictures of E. 1874. . . . 946.10 
 Phelps (S.D.) The Holy Land, with glimpses of Europe. 
 
 1867 1051.15 ; 1052.07 
 
 Practical general continental guide. 1869. . 941.18 
 
 Prime (S. I) The Alhambra and the Kremlin. The 
 
 south and the north of Europe. 1873. . 945.01 
 
 — Travels in Europe, etc. 2 v. 1855. . . . 943.12 
 Putnam (9. P.) The tourist in Europe, [anon.] 942.20 
 Quin (M. J. ) A steam voyage down the Danube. With 
 
 sketches of Hungary, Wallachia, Servia, Turkey, 
 etc. 2v 966.15 
 
 Ray (J. ) Travels through the low countries, Germany, 
 Italy, and France ; with a catalogue of plants. 
 2v. 1738 944.20 
 
 Sala(G. A.) From Waterloo to the peninsula. Bel- 
 gium, Holland, Germany, and Spain. 2 v. London, 
 1867. ......:...... 942.18 
 
 Satchel guide for the vacation tourist in Europe, [anon.] 
 1872 946.03 
 
 Sears (R. ) Scenes and sketches in Europe. France, 
 Italy, Spain, Portugal, Malta, Tyrol, Switzerland, 
 Belgium, Holland. 1860 945.17 
 
 Sedgwick (CM.) Letters from abroad. [London, Ger- 
 many, Switzerland, Italy.] 2 v. 1845. . 941.14 
 
 Seward (W.H.) Letters from E. [In his Works, v. 3, 1853.] 51)66.03 
 
 Sewell (EM.) Journal during a summer tour. [Ger- 
 many, Switzerland, Italy.] 1852. . . 983.15 
 
 Siddons (J.H.) Norton's hand-book to Europe. 941.11 
 
 Silliman(B.) Visit to Europe in 1851. . . 94p-07 
 
 Sprague ( W. B. ) European celebrities. 1856.3262.08 
 
 Stewart (G. W.) Tour in the North of Europe, in 1836- 
 37. [Denmark, Sweden, Russia.] 2 v. . . 965.02 
 
 Siowe (H. B.) Sunny memories of foreign lands. 2 v. 
 
 1854. . . . / . • 941.20 
 
 v. 1. England, v. 2. France, Germany, Switzerland. 
 
 Strahan(E.) The new Hyperion. From Paris to Marly 
 by way of the Rhine. 1875 9 »- u 
 
 Strahlenberg (P. J. von). Historico-geographical de- 
 scription of the north and eastern parts of Europe. 
 1738. W24.18 
 
 Sweat (Mrs. M. J. M.) Highways of travel. . 913.19 
 
 Sweetser (M. F.) Europe $2 a day. 1875. . . - i; 
 
 Taylor (B.) By-ways of Europe. 1869. 
 
 — Views afoot. 1852 
 
 944.11 
 944.12 
 
 BBOOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBBABY. 
 
COUNTRIES : Europe to Framingham. 
 
 319 
 
 Thackeray ( W. M.) Journey from Coruhill to Cairo. [In his Miscel- 
 lanies, V. 2.] 266 62 
 
 Tousey(t>.) Papers from over the water. 1869. 944.17 
 
 Tourist's map of Central Europe. Especially designed 
 for travellers by railway, [anon. ] 1867. . 993.15 
 
 Traflon(A.) An American girl abroad. 1872. 946.01 
 
 Tripp (A.) Crests from the ooean-world. [France, Bel- 
 gium, and England. ] 1864 943.20 
 
 Trollope (T. A.) A wanderer in Italy, Switzerland, 
 France, and Spain. 1850 914.03 
 
 Urbino (Mrs. 8. B.) An American woman in Europe : 
 Germany, Switzerland, France, and Italy. 941.16 
 
 Wallace (H. B.) Art, scenery, and philosophy, in 
 Europe. 1855 945.10 
 
 Wallace (Mrs. E.D.) A woman's experience in Europe, 
 England, France, Germany, and Italy. . 9-16.02 
 
 Ware (W.) Sketches of European capitals. [Rome, 
 Florence, Naples, Middle Italy, London.] 942.09 
 
 Waring (G. K, jr.) A farmer's vacation. 1876. 946.12 
 
 Warner (C. D.) Saunterings. [England and the con- 
 tinent.] 1872 942.24 
 
 Watson (K 3.) Child life in Europe : historical, my- 
 thological, fairy, and other stories. 1874. 941.30 
 
 Willis (N. P.) Pencillings by the way. 1853. 944.09 
 
 Wilson (J. ) Two tours upon the Continent. [France 
 and Italy.] 3 v. 1838 945.05 
 
 Witmer (T. B.) Wild oats, sown abroad. [England, 
 France, and Italy.] 1872. . .' . . . 944.23 
 
 Wright (W. W.) Dore. [France and Germany, anon. J 
 1857 943.14 
 
 Young(A.) Travels, 1787-89; with cultivation, resources, 
 etc. of France, [Lombardy, and Spain]. 1794. 968.01 
 /JEST S'or other matters relating to Europe, see, in the 
 general alphabet, — 
 
 Agriculture ; — Archaeology ; — Biography (various headings) ; 
 -Birds ; — Botany : — Education ; — Fine arta ; — Geogra- 
 phy;— History (Ancient; Modern; Universal)-, — Language; — 
 Literature (European) ; — Law (International) ; — Man [Elh- 
 nography ; Pre-historic man) ; — Military science ; — DJattrral 
 history ; — Naval science ; — Political economy (Commerce) ; — 
 Political science : — Social science (Charities ; Civiliza- 
 tion ; etc.) ; — Statistics. Also, in this class, the names of 
 various countries of Europe ; — and Middle ages. 
 
 Buzine Sea. Set Black Sea (p. 294) . 
 
 Fairmount Park. 
 
 Reiser (C. 8.) Fairmount Park and the International 
 
 exhibition. 1876 1121.06 
 
 Sketches of its scenery, waters, and history. Philadel- 
 phia, 1871. 12°. 1121.02 
 
 See also article by N. Crane in Scribner's monthly, Jan., 
 1871. 
 
 Falkland Islands. 
 
 Hadfield(W.) Brazil and the Falkland Islands. 1164.13 
 
 Lacroix (F.) Patagonie, etc. 1840 901.18 
 
 Mackinnon {Capt.) Wild sports of. [In his Atlantic, etc] 933.10 
 Martin («.' M.) British colonial library, v. 10. 1844. . 1061.16 
 
 Faroe Islands. 
 
 Clark (J. W.) Yacht voyage to the Faroe Islands and Iceland. 
 
 [In Vacation tourists, I860.] 925.11 
 
 Hist, and descriptive account of the Faroe Islands. 
 
 [anon.] E.,1841. 16° 1142.01 
 
 Same. N. Y., 1852. 18°. [H. F. L.] . 562.09 
 
 Zandl ((?.) Description of the Feroe Islands. 991.25 
 
 Feejee Islands. See Fiji Islands. 
 
 Feudalism. See Knighthood ;— Middle ages. 
 
 Fiji Islands. 
 
 Pritchard (W.T.) Viti and its inhabitants. [In Anthrop. soo. Me- 
 moirs, v. 1, 1865.] 4735.13 
 
 Seemann (B.) Fiji and its inhabitants. [In Vacation tourists, 1861.] 
 
 Williams ( T. ) and Calueii (J. ) Fiji and the Fijians. 
 1859 1065.01 
 
 Wilkes (C.) U. S. explor. exped. v. 8, 1840 925.03 
 
 Finland. 
 
 Latham (R. G.) The nationalities of Europe, v. 1. 1863. 445.17 
 
 Murray (J.) Handbook for Finland. 1868. . 993.24 
 
 Same. 1849 991.09 
 
 See also Ealevala, in the general alphabet. 
 
 Flanders. 
 
 Boys (F.) Narrative of a oaptivity and adventures in 
 
 Flanders. 1831 962.06 
 
 See also Belgium ;— Netherlands. 
 
 Florence. 
 
 Dix (J. A.) A summer in Florence. 1853. . 984.10 
 Horner (S. and J.) Walks in Florence. 2 v. 1873. 971.27 
 Machiavelli (N.) History of Florence to the death of 
 
 Lorenzo de' Medici, [a.d. 1492.] L, 1847. 533.11 
 
 Same. Tr. by C. E. Lester. N. Y., 1845. 533.10 
 
 Napier (H. R) Florentine hist., [to 1815.] 6 v. 533.04 
 Taine(K) Italy : Florence, elc. 1869. . . . 975.09 
 Trollope (Theodosia). Social aspects of the Italian rev., 
 
 [1859-61.] 533.18 
 
 Trollope ( T. A.) History of Florence to the fall of the 
 
 republic in 1531. 4 v. 1865 534.01 
 
 Ware(W.) European capitals. 1851 942.09 
 
 Weld(G.R.) Florence the new capital. 1867. 981.17 
 
 See, in this class, Tuscany and Italy. Also, (in Biography, 
 
 p. 117), lives of Alfieri ; — Bianga Cappello ;— Bocoacoio ; 
 
 — Buonarroti (Michel Angelo) ; — Cellini ; — Dante ;— 
 
 Galileo; — Giotto; — Machiavelli; — Mkdici; — Petrarch ; 
 
 — Sarto (A. del) ; — Savonarola ; — Vespucci. Also in the 
 
 general alphabet, Fine arts (Galleries ; Painting). 
 
 Florida. 
 
 Adams ( J. S.) Florida : climate, soil, and productions, 
 
 with sketch of its history, elc. 1869. . 1113.20 
 
 Bartram (W.) Travels, etc. London, 1792. 8°. 1113.01 
 
 Biedma (L. H. de). Journal of the expedition of Hernando de 
 
 Soto into Florida. Tr. by W. B. Bye. [Hakluyt soc] 1134.10 
 
 Same. [In Force (P.) Tracts, v. 2.] 597.19 
 
 Bill{L.) A winter in Florida. 1869. . . . 1113.18 
 
 Brinton(D. G.) Guide book of Florida. 1869. 1113.19 
 
 — Notes on the Floridian peninsula. 1859. . 591.11 
 
 Discovery and conquest of Terra Florida, by Ferdinando 
 
 de Soto, 153s. Written by a gentleman of Elvas. 
 
 Tr. out of Portuguese by K. Hakluyt. With in- 
 
 trod. by W. B. Rye. [Hakluyt soc, 1851.] 1134.10 
 
 Note. — Same as ' Virginia richly valued ' ; tr. from the 
 
 Portuguese original ' Kelacao verdadeira,* etc. It is also 
 
 printed in Force's TractB, v. 4, 1846 [577.11] [—French's 
 
 Hist. coll. of La., pt. 2, 1850 [593.15] ;— Hakluyt's Voyages, 
 
 V. 5, 1812 [916.19]. 
 
 Fairbanks (G. B.) Hist, of Florida to 1842. 1871. 591.15 
 Forbes (J. <?.) Sketches, hist, and topogr. .1821. 592.14 
 French (B. F.) Historical collections. New series. 2 v. 
 
 1869-75 593.23 
 
 Guide to Florida. By ' Rambler.' N.Y.,1873. 12°. 1132.26 
 Hakluyt (ij.) *Voyages, v. 3, 1810. (Voyages to Florida, 16th 
 
 century.) 916.17 
 
 Hallock (0.) Camp life in Florida. 1876. . .1132.24 
 Irvina ( T.) Conquest of Florida by Hernando de Soto. 
 
 1851 592.15 
 
 Kerr (R.) *Col. of voyages, v. 5. (Discov. of F. by the Spaniards 
 
 under Ponce de Leon, Narvaez.de Soto, etc.) . . . 914.12 
 Lanier (8.) Florida : its scenery, climate, and history. 
 
 1876 1132.23 
 
 Parkman (F.) Huguenots in Florida [In Ms Pioneers of France.] 
 Saint Augustine ; its history and advantages as a resort. 
 
 By an English visitor. 1871 1113.24 
 
 Simms (W. G.) Huguenots in Florida. 1854. 1113.11 
 
 Slowe (Mrs. II. B.) Palmetto-leaves. 1873. 1132.12 
 
 Whitehead (C.E.) Wild sports of the south. 1860. 263.56 
 
 See also lives of Soto (F. de), p. 200 ; and SimmB's novel 
 
 • Vasconselas." [252.38.] 
 
 Formosa. 
 
 Collinqwond(G.) Voyage to F.,ete.,18G6-67. 1868. 1064.13 
 Green (J.) Col. of voyages, v. 3 (Expedition of the Dutch for 
 
 recovering Formosa) 935.11 
 
 Swinhoe (R.) Motes on F. [In Royal geogr. soc. Journal, v. 34, 
 
 1864.] 903 - 37 
 
 Framingham, (Mass.) 
 Barry ( W. ) History of Framingham. 1847. . 611.28 
 
 In asking for b joks, use the " Book Order," giving the ATJTHOR/8 NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
320 
 
 COUNTftlES : France : Description, Travels, Government. 
 
 PRANCE 
 
 Arrangement. — I. Description and Travels, and Society.— -II. Government, Institutions, Constitutions, and Code — 
 III. History. (1. General works.)— IV. History. (2. By Periods.) 1. Gauls, Franlcs, and early Kings. 2, Civil wars of 'the 
 ldth-nth century. 3. House of Bourbon. 4. The old Regime, or pre-Revolutionary France. 5. Revolution of 1789. (1. Its Causes 
 Character, and Results. 2. Its History.) 6. Consulate and the Umpire. (Napoleon I.) 1. Restoration of the Bourbons. 8. Revo- 
 lution c/1830 and reign of Louis Philippe. 9. Revolution of 1848. 10. Second Umpire. (Napoleon III.) 11. French-German 
 War, 1870-71. 12. Tlie Commune, 1871. 13. Conditions and Prospects of France after the war — V. History. (3. Historical 
 Collections.) — VI. National Characteristics. 
 
 I. Description and Travels, and Society. 
 
 Belloc (B. P.) La belle France 962.10 
 
 Black i G. B.) Guide to the northeast of F. 1873. 961.30 
 
 — Guide to the south of France. 1873. . . 961.31 
 Blackburn (H.) The Pyrenees : a description of sum- 
 mer life, at French watering places. 18u7. 985.19 
 
 Boys (E. ) Narrative of a captivity and adventures in 
 
 France. 1831 962.06 
 
 Browne (G. F.) Ice caves of Frmce. 1865. . 983.20 
 Burney (G.) Present state of music in France and Italy. 
 
 1771 1562.16 
 
 Chambers (W.) Wintering at Mentone. 1870. 961.09 
 
 Golton(W.) Sea and sailor. 1851 921.20 
 
 Grajlc (Mrs. D. M. M. ) Fair France. Impressions of a 
 
 traveller. 961.18 
 
 Dibdin (T. F.) Bibliographical, antiquarian, and pic- 
 turesque tour in F. 3v '2763.10 
 
 Ditson (0. L.) The Para papers on F. 1858. 1091.15 
 Dumai (A. D.) Pictures of travel in the south of F. 
 
 1851 963.10 
 
 Environs de Paris : paysage, histoire, moauments, 
 
 rnoeuH, etc. 1841 967. 10 
 
 Eyre (M.) A lady's walks in the south of France in 
 
 1863 962.15 
 
 Field (Mrs. H. M.) Home sketches in F. 1875. 961.32 
 
 France and her people. By 0. C. B. [anon.] 1872. 967.05 
 
 Francais (Las) points par eux-mSoaes. Encyclopedic 
 
 morale du 19e sieele. 5 v. 1840-12. . . 7008.12 
 
 Same. Province. 3 v. 1811-42. . . 700 U7 
 
 Same. Le Prisms. 1841 7008. JO 
 
 — — Same. [Selections.] Pictares of the French. 
 
 1810 96J.01 
 
 French home life. Repr. from Blackwood's magazine. 
 
 1871 961.29 
 
 Hamerton (P. G. ) Round my house : rural life in F. in 
 
 peace and war. 1876 9;;1.35 
 
 Haven (G.) The pilgrim's wallet ; or, scraps of travel. 
 
 1866 942.13 
 
 Hawthorne (N.) Passages from [his] French and Ita- 
 lian note-books. 1872 967.06 
 
 Hazea (W.B.) The school and the army in F. 4516. 13 
 Hazliit (W.) Notes of a journey through F. 1826. 9J3.07 
 Heine (H.) Allemands et Francais 7028.04 
 
 — De la France. 1867 7028.09 
 
 Kirwan (A. V.) Modern P. : its journalism, literature, 
 
 and society. 1863 962.07 
 
 Laing (S.) Notes of a traveller, 1854. [Trav. libra.y, 
 
 v. 3.] 5075.0.* 
 
 Lewis (G. ) "Series of groups, illustrating the physio- 
 gnomy, manners, and character of the people of 
 
 France and Germany. 1823 2743.22 
 
 Note.— Inserted in Dibdin's Bibliographical tour in F., etc. 
 Lippincoll (S. J.) Stories and sights of F. By Grace 
 
 Greenwood, [pseud] 1807 951.01 
 
 Lowth (G. T.) Wandarer in western F. 1863. 966.21 
 McGregor (J.) Simeon's letters to his kinsfolk from 
 
 France, etc. 2 v. 1832-34 915.19 
 
 Moore (J. ) Society and manners in France, etc. 2 v 
 
 „ ly 00 5050.03 
 
 Morjord (H. ) Over-sea ; or, Franca as seen by a live 
 
 American. 1867 941.10 
 
 Morgan (Lady S. 0.) Franoe. 4th ed. 2 v. 1818. 9J3!o5 
 Morris ( W.) Letters sent home. F. and the French 
 
 lr t 1869 -] 962.13 
 
 Murray (John). Handbook for France. 1861. 963.20 
 
 Same. 1869 961 01 
 
 Musgrave (G. M.) By-roads and battle-fields ia P.cav- 
 dy : with incidents and gatherings by the way 
 between Ambleteuse and Ham ; including Agin- 
 couvt and Crecy. 2 v. 1861 966.01 
 
 — Nooks and corners in old France. 2 v. 1867. 962.16 
 
 Palmerston (H. G. Temple, viscount). Selections from 
 
 private journals in France in 1815-1818. . 1)61.21 
 
 Pardoe (J.) The river and the desert, or the Rhone 
 
 and the Chartreuse. 2 v. Ls38. . . , 963.14 
 
 — ■ — Same. [In Waldie library, v. 11.] 5078 25 
 
 Pedestrian reminiscences. By Sylvanus. 1818. ' 913.03 
 Puckler Maskau (H. L. H. prinz von). Tour in England, 
 
 Ireland , and France, 4 v 911.03 
 
 Beach (A. B. ) Giaret and. Olives, from the Garonne to 
 
 the Rhoje. 1852 972.07 
 
 Rhodes (A.) French at home. 1875. . . . 961.33 
 Robertson (J. ) Lights and shades on a traveller's path. 
 
 1851 944.05 
 
 Roscoe (T.) Landscape annual. Tourist in France 
 
 1834 961.22 
 
 Scrope (67. P.) Geology and extinct volcanoes of Cen- 
 tral France. 1858 4111.07 
 
 Smollett (T.) Travels through. [In /usMiacel. works, v. 6, 1806] 
 Spencer (E. ) Travels in Frauce and Germany in 1865 
 
 and 1866. 2 v %\,\\ 
 
 Sterne (L.) Sentimental journey through France. [In his Works 
 m 1864 d 6074.01 
 
 Talfourd (T. N.) Vacation rambles. 1815. . 983.01 
 Tolfrey (F. ) Sportsman in France. 2 v. 1811. 4615.01 
 Tomes (B.) The Champagne country. [Rheims and 
 
 vicinity.] 1867 963.18 
 
 Trimester in Frauce, 1820. By an Oxonian [anon.] 
 
 1821 963.27 
 
 Turner (J. M.W.) * Liber fluviorum. With letter press 
 
 by L. Ritchie. 1857 1446.27 
 
 Weld (G. B.) Notes on B. 1869 961.15 
 
 Wright (G. N.) and Allom ( r T.) *France illustrated, ex- 
 hibiting its antiquities, etc. 4 v. [1815-47.] 966.02 
 Young (A.) Travels in France, 1787-89. 2 v. 968.01 
 Same. [In Pinkerton V. 4.] 926.01 
 
 II. Government, Institutions, Constitutions, 
 and Code. 
 
 Adams (G. K.) Democracy and monarchy in France 
 
 from the inception of the great revolution to the 
 
 overthrow of the second empire. 1874. .523.13 
 
 Bigelow (J.) France and hereditary monarchy. 525.17 
 
 Boynton (G. B.) The four great powers ; their policy, 
 
 resources, etc. 1866 415.21 
 
 Cobden (R.) 1793 and 1853. [In his Pol. writings, v. 1.] . 5716.10 
 Guizot (F. P. G.) Democracy in France. 1849. 5727.29 
 — - Trois generations, 1789-1814-1848. Seed. 1863. 512.16 
 
 Note — See also Guizot's Hist, of civilization (p. 321). 
 
 IIarrison(F.) Engl, and France. [In International policy. 6716.14 
 
 Holman ( F. 1 Franco-Gallia ; or, ancient :ree state of 
 
 France. Tr. by Molesworth. 2d ed. 1721. 511.05 
 
 Maistre (J. de). Considerations sur la France. Nouv. 
 
 ed. 1868 5715.26 
 
 Benan(ll.) Constitutional monarchy in F. 1871. 512.15 
 
 Reviewed by J. Mazziui in Fortn. rev., Feb., 1874. 
 Thierry (J. N. A. ) Formation and progress of the Tiers 
 Etat, or Third estate in France. [To Louis XV.] 
 
 2v. 1835 513.10 
 
 Walsh (B. ) Letter on the genius and dispositions of the 
 
 French government. 1810 5727.28 
 
 Note.— Compare also entries under ' Old regime,' (p. 321), 
 and 'French rev.' (p. 322). 
 
 Peace-republican's manual ; or, the French constitu- 
 tion of 1793, etc. 1817 5727.27 
 
 Boellcer ( B. ) Tne constitutions of France, monarchi- 
 cal and republican ; with remarks. 1818. 5727.26 
 
 Oode Napoleon ; or French oivil code. Literally tr. by 
 L. S. Richards. 1824 5616.22 
 
 Becueil complet des disoours prononees lors de la dis- 
 cussion du Oode oivil, par les divers orateurs du 
 Oonseil d'Etat et du Tribunat avant la redaction 
 definitive. 2 v. Paris, 1855. 8°. . . .5617.15 
 v. 1. Discours. v. 2. Discussion. 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBBARY. 
 
COUNTRIES : Pranoe : History. 
 
 32 1 
 
 IH. History : (1. General 'Works.) 
 Barante (A. 6. P. B., baron de). Etudes hist, et biogr. 
 
 2 y 7002.01 
 
 Note.— For Contents see page 63 of this catalogue. 
 _ Etudes litteraires et historiques. 2 v. . .7002.03 
 Bonwclmse (K de). Hist of F. to 1848. 2 v in 1. 515.28 
 Biissev (G. M.) and Gaspey (T.) Pictorial history of 
 
 France. 2 v. 1843 518.02 
 
 Byrne (Mrs. W. P.) Feudal castles of France : (western 
 
 provinces.) 523.15 
 
 Challice(A.E.) Memoirs of French palaces. 1871. 523.17 
 Chateaubriand (E B. A. de). Analyse raisonnee de l'his- 
 
 toire deFrauce 513.15 
 
 Chronological sketch of the kings of France, from the 
 
 accession of Hugh Capet. By H. M. L. [anon.] 
 
 New ed. London, 1871. 12° 511.06 
 
 Cohuhoun (J.C.) Life in Italy and France in the olden 
 
 H time. 1858. 3262.09 
 
 Crowe (ELK) History of F. [400-1814]. 3 v. 512.01 
 
 Same. New ed. [To 1852.] 5 v. . . 516.01 
 
 Dumas (A.) Progress of democracy ; illus. in the his- 
 tory of Gaul and France 512.04 
 
 Froissart (Sir J. ) Chronicles of England, France, elc. 
 
 [1326 to 1399.] Tr. by T. Johnes. 2 v. 497.03 
 Gilford (J.) History of France from the earliest times 
 
 [to 1791.] 4v 528.07 
 
 Same. Continued. Reign of Louis XVI. , and 
 
 history of the French revolution [to 1795.] 2d ed. 
 
 London, 1795. 4° 528. 11 
 
 Note. The original name of this writer was J. R. Green. 
 
 Godwin (P.) History of France, v. 1. Ancient Gaul. 
 
 1860. 515.22 
 
 Reviewed in Nat. qu. rev., v. 1, 1860. 
 Guizot (F. P. G.) Histoire de la civilisation en France. 
 
 [476-1322.] 2eed. 4 v. 441.12 
 
 — History of civilization [476-1322]. 4 v. . . 442.14 
 
 — Popular history of France. Tr. by B. Black, v. 1-5. 
 
 [To Louis XIV.] 1875 518.06 
 
 Note.— Probably the best work for the general reader, 
 
 bnt ends with the reign of Louis XIV. 
 Eerbert (H. W.) Persons and pictures from the histories 
 
 of France. 1850 2532.01 
 
 KUchin(G. W.) History of France to 1453. . 523.14 
 Lacroix(P.) Curiosites de I'histoire de France. Par 
 
 P. L. Jacob, bibliophile [pseud.] 2 v. 1858. 511.01 
 Le Bas (Ph.) France. Annales historiques. [To 1830.] 
 
 2 v. [Univers.] 901.30 
 
 — France. Dictionnaire encyclopedique. 12 v. 1840-45. 
 
 [Univers.] 901.32 
 
 Same. Atlas. 1845. [Univers.] . . 902.10 
 
 ttarkham [Mrs.) See Penrose (Mrs. E.,) below. 
 
 Martin (H. ) Histoire de France, jusqu'en 1789. 4e ed. 
 
 17 T , 523.18 
 
 Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 106, 1857. 
 
 Note.— Considered the best comprehensive history of 
 France, eloquent in style, philosophical in tone, and rich 
 in biographical and literary details. 
 
 — History ot France. Age of Louis XIV. • [1661-1715.] 
 
 2v. 517.13 
 
 Same. Decline of the French monarchy. [1715- 
 
 88.] 2 v. 517.15 
 
 Miohelet (J.) Histoire de France au 18e siecle [1789]. 
 
 17 v. 1857-67 522.15 
 
 Reviewed by J. 8. Mill in his Dissertations, v. 2, 1859. 
 
 — History of France, [b.o. 1200-a.d. 1483.] Tr. by G. 
 
 H Smith. 2 v. 515.18 
 
 Note.— Brilliant, ingenious, and full of research, but oc- 
 casionally fanciful, and not so Bafe for the general reader aa 
 the works of Martin and of Guizot. 
 Monstrelet (E. de). Chronicles [of France, England, eic.~\ 
 1100-1516. Tr. by T. Johnes. 2 v. . . 497.01 
 Mordl (J. B. and 0.) History of France. 1874. 513.27 
 Nikal(F.M.) Hist, of France, 420 to 1870. . 513.16 
 Penrose {Mrs. E.) ['Mrs.Markham'.] Hist, of France. 
 
 1867 513.14 
 
 Banken (A.) History of France, 486-1793. 9 v. 515.09 
 Bote (Les) de Franoe, notices threes des galeries his- 
 toriques de Versailles 518.04 
 
 SccttySir W.) Tales of a grandfather. 4th series [prior 
 tc 1420]. Stories from the hist, of France. 472.09 
 
 Same. [In his Works, v. 6, 1833.] S?5'l? 
 
 Same. [In his Works, v. 9, 1833.] .6065.09 
 
 Simondede Sismondi (J. 0. L.) Histoire des Francois 
 [jusqu'en 1789.] 18 v 511.07 
 
 Stephen (Sir J. ) Lectures on the history of France. [To 
 
 Louis XIV.] 515.26 
 
 Reviewed in N. A. rev., v. 76, 1852 ; Fraser'a mag., v. 46, 
 1852 (2 art.) 
 
 Student's France. History to 1852 513.13 
 
 Thierry (J. N. A.) Historical essays. 1845. . 516.12 
 Universal history, v. 23-25 (Hist, of France to 1714). . . 406.10 
 Voltaire (F. M. A. de). Annales de r empire depuis Charlemagne. 
 
 [In his CEuvres, V. 23, 1834.J 6083.23 
 
 Same. [In his Works, v. L!0-22, 1760.] .... 5081.20 
 
 While (J.) History of France to 1818. . . . 515. 29 
 
 Wyait (T.) Hist, of the kings of France. 1816. 3253.15 
 
 Yonge (C. M. ) A parallel hist, of France and England ; 
 
 consisting of outlines and dates. 1871. . 515.30 
 
 IV. History : (2. By Periods.) 
 
 1. Gauls, Franks, and Early Kings. 
 
 Bourdon de Sigrais (C. G.) Considerations sur les Gaulois, leB 
 Francs et les Francais. [In G-uizot. Col. des mem., v. 30, 
 1834.] 6124.-- 
 
 Godw'm (P.) History of F. v. 1. Ancient Gaul. 515.22 
 Freeman {E. A.) Franks and Gauls. [Natioual rev., 1860 ] 
 Gregorius Ttironensis Histoire des Francs. {In Guizot. Col. 
 
 dea mem., v. 1-2, 1823.] 
 Perry ( W. C. ) The Franks, from [210] to the death of 
 
 king Pepin [768] 515.27 
 
 Coteman (J.) The Merovingian kings of France. [In his Hist. 
 
 essays. 1851.] 2527.02 
 
 Sismondi (J. O.L.S. de). The French under the Carlovin- 
 
 gians. [752-987]. Tr. by W. Bellingham. 515.08 
 
 Thierry (J. M. A.) Narratives of the Merovingian era. 
 
 [561-583.] 1845 516.12 
 
 Note.— On ancient Gaul see also Caesar's Commentaries 
 (p. 247 of catalogue) ; the life of CiBSar by Napoleon III. 
 [3027.19] ; and Merivale's History of the Romans, v. 1-2 
 [435.01] ; but the early chapters of the works of Guizot, 
 Martin, and Michelet afford the best general summaries. 
 
 Note. — The best general French narrative of the Hundred 
 year's war between France and England, 1337-1450, will be 
 found in Guizot's Popular history of France, v. 2-3, but 
 see also (in Biography) lives of Darc (Jeanne) ;— Chaei.es 
 VII. J— and on the English side, of Edward III. {Crecy and 
 Poictiers) ; Edwabd the Black prince ;— Henry V. (Agin- 
 court) j— Henry VI. 
 
 jOS- See also Historical Collections (p. 324) ;— and (in 
 Biography) lives of Oharlemaqne (p. 130) ;— Louis IX. ;— 
 Charles V. ;— Charles VI.;— Charles VII.;— Louis XT. - 
 Charles VIII. ;— Louis XII. 
 
 2. Civil Wars of the 16th-l7ih Century. 
 
 Buckle (H. T.) Comparison of the Fronde and the contemporary 
 English rebellion. [In his Hist, of civ., v. 1.] . . 475.0S 
 
 Davila (H. G.) History of the civil wars of France. 
 [1560-98.] From the Italian. 2d ed. . 528.01 
 
 Banke (i. ) Civil wars and monarchy in France, 16th- 
 17th century 514.01. 
 
 Scott (S.) Life of T. A. d'Aubigne" ; account of the 
 
 civil wars of France 3047.08 
 
 j8®- See also (in Biography) lives of Francis I. ;— Frat- 
 cis II. ;— Henry II. ;— Catherine de' Medioi ;— Charlks 
 IX — Colisny i— Henry HI. (The League) ;— Henry TV.— 
 Marie de Mediois ;— Louis XIII. ;— Richelieu;— Anne of 
 Austria ;— Mazarin (The Fronde) ;— Card, de Retz i-Du- 
 cbesse de Chevreuse ;— Ducnesse de Longueville ;— Du- 
 chesse de Montpensier, etc.;— Louis XIV. Also, in the gen- 
 eral alphabet, Biblical and eccl. hist. {Huguenots, p. 87 ;— 
 Reformation, p. 99) ;— St. Bartholomew's Day. 
 
 3. House of Bourbon. 
 
 Historical memoirs of the House of Bourbon, [.anon.] 
 2v. 1831 5, 21 - 03 
 
 Yonae (CD) History of France under the Bourbons. 
 
 v. 1-4. [1589-1793.] 516.27 
 
 See also (in Biography; lives of Henry IV. ; 
 XIV., XV., XVI., XVII., XVIII. —Charles X. 
 
 4. The Old Begime, or pre-revoluiionary France. 
 
 Coleman (J.) Historical fragments, p. 1-160. (With his Hist. ^ 
 
 King B sle y y'(T)' ] Three lectures on 'the Ancien regime. 
 
 Taine (Ii. A.)' The Ancient regime. 1876. . 523.09 
 Tocquemlle (A. de). The Old regime and the rev. 513.02 
 Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 104 ; Fraser'e mag^v. 54, 1856 
 N. Trev , %.V3, 1861; Qu. rev., v. 102, 1857 ; Westm. v. 66, 
 
 YounT(A.) Travels during 1787-89. 2d ed. 2 v. 628.01 
 Note.— • One of the two or three moat valuable books. 1 — 
 A. D. White. 
 
 -Louis XIII. 
 
 in asking for books, use the - Book Order." giving the AU mOB'fl NAME, the fust pact of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
322 
 
 COUNTRIES : France : History. 
 
 5. Revolution of 1789. 
 
 1. Its Causes, Character, and Results. 
 Buckle (H. T.) History of civilization, v. 1, ch. 8-14. . . 495.08 
 Vo(e.— ' If but one thing be read on the events introduc- 
 ing the rev., this should be that one thing.'— A. D. White. 
 Vulwer-Lylton (Sir E. I.) The reign of terror : its causes and 
 results. [In his Prose works, v. 1, 1868.] .... 2ol4.23 
 jgurke (E.) Heads for consideration on the present state of affairs. 
 [In his Works, v. 4.] 6024.16 
 
 — Letter to a member of'the national assembly. [In his ft orks, 
 
 v. 4.) 5024.16 
 
 — Letters on a regicide peace. [In his Works, v. 5-6.] . 6024.17 
 
 - Reflections on the French rev. [In his Works, v. 3.] 5024.16 
 
 AVe.— 'Brilliant and striking: the work of a great 
 statesman and thinker ; yet always one sided and at times 
 outrageously unjust.'— A. D. White. 
 r- Remarks on the policy of the allies. [In his Works,v.5.] 5024.16 
 — Thoughts on French affairs. [In his Works, v. 4.] . 6024.16 
 dompanilice display of the opinions of the most distin- 
 guished writers upon the French rev. 3 v. 516.19 
 .Note.— Selections from the writings of Burke, Mackin- 
 tosh, Puine, Christie, Mrs. Macaulay, Sir Brooke Boothby, 
 Capel Lofft, Dr. Priestley, Dr. Parr, Arthur Young, Lord 
 
 Godwin (M, W.) View of the French rev. 1794. 522.08 
 Mackintosh (Sir J.) Defence .of the French rev. [In his Miscel. 
 
 works.] 2536.26 
 
 Sole. — ' A deep strong current of liberal thought sweeps 
 through the book. Should be read by all who read Burke." 
 — A. D. White. 
 Moore (J. ) Causes and progress of the French revolu- 
 tion. 2v 5056.U5 
 
 Paine (T.) Bights of man. [In his Pol. writings, v. 2, 1856.] 5716.01 
 Stael-Holstdn (A. L. 9. N. de). Considerations on the 
 
 French rev. 2d ed. 2 v 522.04 
 
 See also Quar. rev., July, 1873 (Lessons of the Fr. rev.) 
 Note-. -Compare also entries under ' The Old Regime' 
 p. 321) ; and for the relations of Rousseau and Voltaire to 
 the rev., see their lives, by J. Morley, 
 2. lis History. 
 
 Abbott (J. 8. C.) French rev. of 1789. . . . 516.18 
 
 Alison (Sir A.) History of Europe, 1789 to 1815. 
 
 Note. — ' This work presents everything from the high 
 tory point of view ; but is as judicially fair as it can be un- 
 der such circumstances. It is full in matter, honest in 
 treatment, and in the main, clear in style.' 
 
 Baines (E.) History of the wars of the French rev., 
 1792-1815. With notes by W. GrimshaW. 2 v. 
 
 Barruel (A. de). History of Jacobinism. 4 v. 5837.03 
 
 Biographical anecdotes of the founders of the French 
 republic, [anon.] 2 v. 1797. . . . 512.13 
 
 Bonchamps ( — ). Memoirs during the French rev. [In Waldie 
 library, v. 11.] 5078.25 
 
 Bouilli (F. G. A. de). Memoirs relating to the French 
 rev. From the French. 1797. . . . 522.02 
 
 Buonarroti (P.) History of Baheufs conspiracy for 
 equality ; with causes and character of the French 
 rev. From the French, with notes , by G. Bron- 
 
 terre. 1836 521.06 
 
 lle(T.) Hist, of the French revolution. [To 1795.] 
 
 "2t. 1851 514.20 
 
 Same. 3 v. 1871 513.24 
 
 Note.—' A prose poem, full of its author's merits and 
 defects. The characteristic vice of Carlyle is seen in his 
 ill treatment of Buch men as Bailly and Lalayette, and in 
 the glory given JYIirabeau and Canton.'— A. D. White. 
 
 Carnal (L. N. M.) Beply to the report made on the 
 conspiracy of the 18th Fructidor. 1799. 522.07 
 
 Collection of state papers relative to the war against 
 France. 10 v. 1791-1801 525.0] 
 
 Elliott (0. D.) Journal of my life during the French 
 revolution 516.22 
 
 Hill (G. J.) The story of the war in La Vendee. (1790- 
 1815.] 513.08 
 
 History ol the French rev. London, 1817. 12°. 514.08 
 
 Hunter ( W.) Political situation of the northern powers. 1801. 
 [In Pamphleteer, v. 13.] 5093.13 
 
 Lamar line (A. de). Histoire des Girondins. 6 v. 512.18 
 
 — History of the Gii ondists. 3v 511.09 
 
 Note.—' A prose poem deifying the brilliant orators of the 
 Gironde. Probably no work, save possibly Thiers' History, 
 haB done so much to make revolution chronic in France.' 
 A. D. White. 
 Michael (J.) Hist, of the French rev. [to 1815.] 514.08 
 Mignd(F A. A.) Histoire de la rev. francaise, 1789. 
 1814. 2v 513.20 
 
 — History of the French rev. 1789-1814. . . 514.06 
 
 Note —' Thorough enough for the general student ; the 
 best, by far, of all the short histories.'— A. D. White. 
 MolevUle (E A. B. de). Annals of the French rev. Tr 
 by K. C. Dallas. 5 v. 1813 523.07 
 
 Moore (J.) Journal during a residence in F., 1792. 
 2 v. 5056.09 
 
 Morris ( W. 0. C. ) The French rev. and first empire. 
 With course of study, by A.D. White. 1874. 521.17 
 
 Pressense' ( & de). The church and the French revolu- 
 tion, 1789 to 1802 3J25.H 
 
 Rabaut de Saint-Eiienne (J. P.) History of the rev 
 1792 522.03 
 
 Revolutionary Plutarch : characters of the French rev 
 [Ed. by Stewarton.] 3 v. 1804. . . . 512.06 
 
 Smyth (W.) Lectures on the French rev/ 2 v. 514.04 
 
 Sybel (Ii. von). History of the French revolution 
 [1789-95.] From the German, by W. C. Perry] 
 
 4 v 525.11 
 
 Note.—' Thorough and careful. Von S. had accesB to 
 material, in the continental archives, untouched by the 
 earlier historians.' — A. D. White. Reviewed in Ed. rev 
 v. 128, 1868 ; Qu. rev., V. 129, 1870. 
 
 Tableau historique de la revolution jusqu'a la fin de 
 1794. 3v 517.28 
 
 Thiers (M. A.) Histoire de la revolution francaise. [To 
 1799.] 8 v. 511.22 
 
 — Hist, of the French revolution. [Tol799.] 4v. 516.10 
 
 Note. — The most generally popular history of the revo- 
 lution ; but see note to Lamartine, above. 
 
 Wickliam ( W. ) Correspondence [as British diplomatic 
 agent to foreign powers, 1791 io 1799]. 2 v. 3184.25 
 
 Williams (H. 31.) Sketches of the state of manners and 
 opinions in the French republic, towards the 
 close of the 18th century. 2 v. 1801. . 52J.10 
 g&- See also (in Biography) lives of Cobday (Charlotte);— 
 Danton; — Lafayette ; — Louis xvi.;— Marat ;— Mabie 
 Antoinette ; — Mirabbau ; — Napoleon ;— Robebpiekre ;— 
 Roland. On the Reign of Terror, see Fraser's mag., v. 65 
 66, 1862 ; Qu. rev., v. 133, 1872. 
 
 6. Consulate and the Empire. (Napoleon I.) 
 
 Alison (A.) See entry under ' Rev. of 1789,' above. 
 
 Cooke (J. H.) Narrative of events in the south of 
 
 France, in 1814, [under Wellington]. 1835. 585.05 
 Diciionnaire des Girouettes, ou nos contemporains 
 
 peints d : apres eux-m^mes. 3e ed. 1815. 3216.21 
 Dumas (M.) Memoirs of his own time ; including the 
 
 revolution, the empire, and the restoration. 2 v. 
 
 1839 521.01 
 
 Gleig{G.R.) The Leipsic campaign. [T.L..V.14. 5075.19 
 Mikhailofsky-Danilefski (A- I.) Russian campaign in 
 
 France, in 1814 515.07 
 
 Muffling [F. V. G. von). Passages from my life [1805-19], 
 
 with memoirs of the campaigns of 1813 and 1814 
 
 Ed. by P. Yorke 3120.09 
 
 Pardoe (J.) Episodes of French history during the 
 
 consulate and the empire 513.05 
 
 Phiiippart (V.) Northern campaigns, 1812-13. 2v. 515.03 
 Ramsay (G.) A Salon in the last days of the empire. 
 Segur [P. P. de). Exped. to Russia by Napoleon in 
 
 1812. 2 v. [ii. d.] 512.11 
 
 'lhiers (M. A.) Histoire du consulat et de l'empire. 20v. 
 
 — History of the consulate and the empire. 5 v. 516.13 
 Vindication of the convention lately concluded betw. Gt. Britain 
 
 and Russia, 1801. rpamphleteer, v. 13.] .... 5093.13 
 
 Wellington (Duke of). Daspatches during his various 
 
 campaigns, 1799-1818. Compiled by Lieut. Col. 
 
 Gurwood. 12 v. 1837 455.01 
 
 Same. Index. 1839 455.13 
 
 — General orders. 1809-1818. Compiled by Lieut. 
 
 Col. Garwood 455.14 
 
 Willson (Sir R.) Private diary of travels, personal ser- 
 vices, etc. during the campaign of 1812-14. 2 v. 
 1861. ........ ... 3186.21 
 
 9&- See also (in Biography) lives of Napoleon (p. 180) : 
 —Wellington (p. 211) ;— and other generals of the period. 
 Also Spain (Peninsular war). 
 
 7. Restoration of the Bourbons, 1814-30. 
 
 Chateaubriand (F.A. de). On Buonaparte and the Bourbons and 
 our legitimate princes. 1814. [Pamphleteer, v. 3.] 5068.03 
 
 Lamartine (M. L. A. P. de). Histoire de la restauration 
 1813-1830 612.24 
 
 — Restoration of monarchy in France. [1813-1830.] 
 
 4 v. London, 1851 5U J° 
 
 Same. 4 v. New York, 1851 514.12 
 
 Williams (H. M. ) Narrative of events in Fraiice, with 
 
 the state of society and public opinion. . &2-.1- 
 See also (in Biography) Louis XVIII. ;— Cbables X. 
 
 BBOOKLYN MERCANTILE L1BKABY. 
 
COUNTRIES : Prance : History. 
 
 S2J 
 
 8. Revolution of 1830, and Reign of Louis Philippe. 
 Alison [A.) French reT. of 1830. [In his Mlscel. essays.] 2617.03 
 Blanc {J. J. L. ) History of ten years, 1830-1840. 2 v. 
 
 1844 515.05 
 
 OusMng (C.) Review, historical and political, of the late 
 
 revolution in France, and of events in other parts 
 
 of Europe. 2 v. 1833 513.22 
 
 La Hodde (L. de). History of secret sooietiea and of 
 
 the republican party of France, from 1830 to 
 
 1848. 1856 5837.02 
 
 Moses (M.) Full annals of the rev. in France, 1830. 
 
 With account of the celebration of said revolution 
 
 in New York, 25th Nov., 1830. 1830. . . 512.17 
 Sarrans {B.,jr.) Louis Philippe, Lafayette, and the 
 
 revolution of 1830. 2 v. 1832. . . . 3097.04 
 Same. [Another translation.] Memoirs of Gen. 
 
 Lafayette, etc. 2 v. 1832 3097.02 
 
 See also [in Biography) lives of Louis Philippic (p. 171). 
 
 9. Revolution of 1848. 
 
 Blanc (L.) 1848. Historical revelations. . 513.12 
 
 Carkran (J. F. ) Hist, of the national constituent as- 
 sembly. 2v. 1849 615.01 
 
 Larmrline (A. P. de). Hist of the French rev. of 1848. 
 1849 514.07 
 
 Mill [J. S.) Vindication of the rev. of 1813. [In his Dissertations, 
 v. 2, 1859.] 
 
 Senior (N. W.) Journals kept in France, 1848-52. With 
 a sketch of the rev. of 1848. 2 v. 1871. . 513.18 
 See also articles in Ed. rev., v. 128, 1868 ; Eraser's mag., 
 v. 56, 1857 i N. A. rev., v. 80, 1855, v. 87, 1858. 
 
 49- See (in Biography) lives of Ohables X. (p. 131) ;— 
 Louis Phtt.tppb (p. 171). 
 
 10. Second Empire. (Napoleon ILT.) 
 
 Delord {1. ) Histoire du second empire, 1848-69. 517. 25 
 
 Jerrold (B.) The Gavroche party : being literary esti- 
 mates of political France. 1870. . . . 516.24 
 
 Men of the Second Empire. By the author of " The 
 Member for Paris." [anon.] 1872. . . 513.17 
 
 Press, the pulpit, and the platform ; or the future of 
 the French empire, [anon.] 1857. . . 3425.23 
 
 PrivosL-Paradol (i. A.) France. 1869. . . 516.25 
 
 Secret documents of the Second Empire found in the 
 Tuileries and Ministries in Paris after the flight of 
 the Empress. From the French by T. Gnrry. 
 1871 526.09 
 
 Ten years of imperialism in France : impressions of a 
 
 "Flaneur." [anon.] 1862 516.26 
 
 Note.— Be vie wed in Blackwood, v. 92, 1862. 
 
 Tinot (-E) Paris en decembre, 1851. Etude sur le 
 coup d'etat 516.23 
 
 — Paris in December, 1851 ; or the coup d'etat of Na- 
 poleon HI 516.23 
 
 Whitehurst (F. M.) Court and social life in France un- 
 der Napoleon the Third. 2 v. 1873. . 517.18 
 
 Wraxall {Sir 0. F. L. ) The Second Empire as exhibited 
 in French lit., 1852-63. 2 v. 1865. . .2546.21 
 See also lives of Napoleon m. (in Biography, p. 181). 
 See also on the coup d'etat and its consequences, Black- 
 wood's mag., t. 72, 1852 ; Fraser's mag., v. 45, 1862 ; v. 46, 
 1852 ; N. A. rev., v. 110, 1870 ; N. Brit, rev., V. 16, 1851 ; v. 
 18, 1852 ; v. 26, 1866. 
 
 For articles on the condition and politics of France in 
 1848-70, see N. A. rev., v. Ill, 1870 (by H. W. Hemans) ;— 
 1863; see Blackwood's mag., v. 73, 1853 : Westm. rev., v. 69, 
 1853 ;— 
 
 1857, see Westm. rev., v. 68, 1857 ;— 
 
 1858, see Lond. qu. rev., v. 103, 1858 (France and the late 
 ministry) ; v. 29, 1858 (Present state of F.) 
 
 1869, see iu this class, Italy. [Italian war 0/1859.) 
 
 1801, see Blackwood's mag., v. 90, 1861 [Orleans manifesto). 
 
 1865, »ee Fortnightly rev., v. 1, 1865 (France as it is.) 
 
 1868, see North Brit, rev., v. 49, 1868 (F. in Europe and Af- 
 rica.) 
 
 1869, see Fortn. rev., v. 12, 1869 (article by Karl Blind). 
 J8®- See also (in Biography) lives of Napolson IU. (p. 181). 
 
 11. French-German War, 1870-71. 
 
 Blumi (W.) Campaign, 1870-71, from Sedan to the 
 end of the war. 1872 527.07 
 
 Cmgreve (R.) On the Franco-German war [In his Essays, 1874.] 
 
 Daily News correspondence on the war, 1870-71. 2 v. 
 
 From Sedan to Saarbruck, via Verdun, Gravelotte, and 
 Metz. By an officer of the Royal Artillery, [anon.] 
 1870 -. 626.15 
 
 Greg {W. R.) The great duel; its true meaning and 
 uses. 1871 5 26.08 
 
 Horlock (— ). Who is responsible for the war? By 
 Scrutator, [pseudon.] 1871 526.10 
 
 Hozier (H. M.) Franco-Prussian war : its causes, inci- 
 dents, etc. With the topography and history of 
 the Rhine valley, by W. H. D. Adams. 6 pts in 
 2v. 1872 |2 8 .02 
 
 Letters on international relations before and during the 
 war of 1870. By ' The Times ' correspondent at 
 Berlin. 2 v. 1871 527.08 
 
 Lux (A. ) Thiers unmasked ; or, the war of 1870. 526.18 
 
 Ldbouchere (H.) Diary of the besieged resident in 
 Paris, [anon.] 1871 527-01 
 
 Landon (M. D. ) The Franco-Prussian war in a nut- 
 shell. A daily diary of war literature. 1871. 526.03 
 
 MacdowaU (C. S.) Parisiana ; or, the volunteer with 
 the besieged armies, 1870-71. .... 527.02 
 
 Mommsen (T.), Strauss (D. F.), Miiller (F. Max), and 
 Carlyle ( f. ) Letters on the war between Germany 
 and France. 2ded. 1871 526.06 
 
 Michelet (J. ) France before Europe. From the French. 
 1871 526.11 
 
 Napoleon III. Military forces of France and the campaign of 
 1870. [In his Posthumous works, etc. 1873.) . . . 5067.17 
 
 Overthrow of the French army: its prelude and its 
 cause. An essay, [anon.] 1871. . . 526.12 
 
 Fallen (H. W.) The fight at Dame Europa's school ; showing 
 how the German boy thrashed the French boy, and how 
 
 the English boy looked on 441.05 
 
 Note.— For numerous pamphlets, of which the above was 
 the pioneer, see Dame Europa's sohool, in the general 
 alphabet. 
 
 Rustow ( W.) The war for the Rhine frontier, 1870. 3 v. 
 1872 527.03 
 
 Shand {A. I.) On the trail of the war. 1870. . 526.01 
 
 Treitschhe (H. von). What we demand from- France. 
 
 From the German. 1870 526.02 
 
 Veuillot (L.) Paris pendant les deux sieges. 2 v. 527.11 
 Vingt mois de presidence. [a?ion.] 1S72. . 526.20 
 
 Wimpffen (Gt*n. de). Sedan. 2e e'd. 1871. . 527.13 
 See also in Blackwood's mag., v. 108, 1870 (War letters ; 
 2 art. The European hurricane. 2 art. The gre.it col- 
 lapse. Why is Prussia victorious ? Thoughts suggested, 
 by the war) ; v. 110, 1871 (Secret history of the Loire cam- 
 paign) ; Oontem. rev., v. 15, 1870 (The politics of the war, 
 by R. H. Button. Principles and issueE of the war, and 
 Europe aud the war, by J. M. Ludlow) ; v. 16 (The great 
 duel, by W. R. Greg); v. 17, 1871 (The Franco-German war, 
 by J. Mazzini) ; Fortnightly rev., v. 14, 1870 (France and 
 Germany, by J. Morley) ; v. 15, 1871 (France in 1870, by G. 
 Meredith); v. 18, 1872 (Victor Hugo's 'L'annee terrible,' 
 by A. C. Swinburne) ; Fraser's mag., v. 2, 1870 (Causes of 
 the war, and four articles on the progress of the struggle); 
 v. 3 (Poetry of the siege) ; v. 5 (2 articles on the literature 
 of the war) ; v. 6 (Six months of prefecture under Gam- 
 betta); Nat. qu. rev., v. 20, 1870 (The French crisis) ; v. 22, 
 1871 (Causes of the war) ; New Englander, v. 30, 1871 
 (Causes of the war) ; Quar. rev., v. 129, 1870 ; (The war 
 The campaign. The terms of peace ; 3 art.) ; Westm. rev., 
 V. 95, 1871 (France and Germany). 
 
 12. The Paris Commune, 1871. 
 
 Fetridge ( W. P.) Rise and fall of the Paris (Jommune 
 
 in 1871. 1871 526.14= 
 
 Guerre des communeux de Paris. P., 1871. 12°. 526.21 
 
 Lamazou ( — ). The Place Yend6me and La Roquette. 
 
 The first and last acts of the Commune. From 
 
 the French. 1872 526.17 
 
 Leighton (J. ) Paris under the Commune. 1871. 526.13 
 Vesinier {P. ) History of the Commune. 1872. 526. 16 
 Veuillot (L.) Paris pendant les deux sieges. 2 v. 527.11 
 See also articles in Blackwood's mag., v. 110, 1871 ; Con- 
 tain, rev., v. 17, 1871, or Littell, 1871, v. 3 (by J. Mazzini) : 
 Ed. rev., v. 134, 1871 (Communal France, and Commune 
 of Paris ; 2 art.) ; Fortnightly rov., v. 15, 1871 (byF. Harri- 
 son) ; v. 16 (The Commune and Christianity, by H. Sand- 
 with; The fall of the Commune, by F. Harrison ; The work- 
 men and the Commune, by A.Desmoulius; The Commune, 
 by J. Andrieu) ; v. 18, 1872 (The ministry of war under 
 the Commune, by L. Seguin ; July, Aug., Sept., 1873 (Mili- 
 tary side of the Commune, by General Cluserot) ; Fraser'B 
 mag., N.s., v. 3, 1871 (English workmen and the Paris com- 
 mune ; Moral of the Paris catastrophe, by W. E. Greg ; 
 Just before the end ; Behind the scenes at the Commune, 
 by Gen. Cluseret) ; March, 1873 (The commune, by Gen. 
 Cluseret); v. 6, 1872 (by Gen. Cluseret ; Parisiana); Galaxy, 
 Oct., 1874 (Communism and the Commune, by J. de Armaa 
 Oespedes); Quar. rev., v. 131, 1871 (The Commune and the 
 Internationale) ; Fortn. rev. Aug., 1874 (Eev. of Sept., 
 1870 (by H. Kochefort). 
 
 In askinv for books, use the " Book Orders," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBEK. 
 
324 
 
 COUNTRIES : France : Historical Collections. 
 
 13. Condition and Prospects of France after the War. 
 
 See Ed. rev., v. 133, 1871 ; Fortu. rev., v. 14 (England 
 and the French republic, by Col. Chesney, with note by 
 John Morley ; Paris and France, by H. Taylor ; Future of 
 F., by E. D. Lavelaye; ; v. 15. 1871 (Paris after the Peace, by 
 E. Dicey); v. 15 (Results of French designs on Germany); v. 
 16 (The French republic and the suffrage question); Fraser'8 
 mag., n. s , v. 3, 1871 (Condition of French politics, by W. 
 R. Greg) ; The Crisis in F.; 2 art,) ; v. 4, 1871 (French poli- 
 tics) ; Contem. rev., v. 16, 1871 (French unity, by Wm. Sti- 
 gaut) ; v. 16 (F. and Prussia, by E Dowden) ; Blackwood's 
 mag., v. Ill, 1872 (Situation in F.) ; Westm. rev., v. 98, 
 1872 (Position and prospects) ; Fortn. rev., June, 1874 
 (France, by F. Harrison). 
 
 14. Republican Problem in France. 
 
 See (on p 320) Government, institution!!,' etc.; also W. B. 
 Greg's EBsays, v. 2, p. 22-219, 1853 [2526.24] ; Blackwood's 
 mag., Oct., 1873 ; Fortn. rev., July, 1874 (by J. 0. Morison); 
 Oct., Nov., 1874 (by E. S. Beesly). 
 
 V. History. (3. Historical Collections.) 
 
 Barriire (J. F. ) Bibliotkeque des memoires relatifs a 
 l'histoire de France pendant le lSe siecle. Paris, 
 
 1853-61 507.01 
 
 Note. — For Contents see p. 65 of this catalogue, 
 Buchon (J. A.) Collection des chroniques nationales 
 fraucaises ecrites en langue vulgaire du 13eau 16e 
 siecles avec des notes et eclaircissemens. 47 v. 
 
 Paris, 1824-29. 8 D , 505.12 
 
 Note. — For Contents see p. 239 of this catalogue. 
 Quizot (F. P. G.) Collection des memoires rolatifti a 
 l'histoire de France, depuis la fondation de la mo- 
 narchic francaise jusqu'uu 13e siecle ; avee vme in- 
 trod. , des notices et de3 notes. 31 y. Paris, 1823- 
 
 24. 8° 5124.— 
 
 Contents. 
 v. 1-2. Des HiBt. con temp, de la race Merovingienne. Gregoire 
 de Tours. Histoire des Francs. 397-591. 
 
 2. Chronique de Fredegaire, 683-768. Vie de Dagobert I. 
 
 Vie de Saint Leger, ev. d'Autuu. — Vie de Pepin-Le-Vieux, 
 dit De Lauden. 
 
 3. Egiuhard. Annates des rots Pepin, Charlemagne, etLouis- 
 le-Debonaiie, 711-829.— Des Faits et gestes de Cliarles-le- 
 Grand, par uu mi due de Saint-Gall. —De la vie de Louis- 
 le-Debonaire. par Thegau, par l'auonyme dit VAstronome, 
 et par Nituard. 
 
 4. Fait-s et gi'Stes de Louis-le-Pieux, poeine, par Ermold Le 
 Noir.— Anualesde Saint Bertin et de Metz. 
 
 5. Frodoard. Histoire de l'eglise de Bheims. 
 
 6. Abbon. Siege de Paris par les Normands, 885. —Chronique 
 de Frodoard, 877-978.— Chronique de Raojll Glaber, 923- 
 1014.— Vie du roi Robert, par Helgaud.— Adalberon, poeme 
 addresse a Rubert. ' 
 
 7. Vie de Bouchard, comte de Melun.— Fraguiens de l'his- 
 toire, 987-110.— Histoire du Monastere de Vezelai, par 
 Hugues de Poitieis. 
 
 8. Vie de Loms-le-Gros, par Suger.— Vie de Louis-le-Jeune.— 
 Vie de CLiarles-le-Bon, cumte de Flaudre, par Galbert. 
 
 9-10. Histoire des Croisades, par Guibert de Nogent Vie de 
 
 Guibert de Nogent, par lui-menie. 
 
 10. Vie de Saint-Bernard, par Guillaume, abbe de Salnt- 
 Thierri, Arnold de Bunueval, et Geoffroi de Clairvaux. 
 
 11. Vie de Philippe- Augusts, par lligord, et par Guillaume 
 le Breton.— Vie de Louis VIII.— Faits et gestes de Louis 
 VIII., par Nicolas de Bray. 
 
 12. La Philippine, poeme, par G. Breton. 
 
 13. Curouique de Guillaume de Nangis, 1113-1328. 
 
 14. Histoire de la guerre des Albigeois, par P. de Vaulx-Cer 
 nay. 
 
 15. Histoire de la guerre des Albigeois, 1202-19.— Chronique 
 par G. de Puy-Laurens de l'expeditiou contre les Albigeois 
 Des gestes glorieux des Fraucaia, 1202-1311. 
 
 16-19. Guillaume de Tyr. Histoire des Croisades. 3 v Con 
 
 tmuatiou, par B. Le Tresorier. 
 20 .? K Ah^i* d'Aix. Hist, des croisades.— Ealmond d'Agiles 
 
 Hist, des Francs qui ont pris Jerusalem. 
 
 22. Hist, des Croisades par J de Vitry. 
 
 23. Hist, de Tancrede. par Raoul de Caen.— Hist, de la le 
 croisade, par Robert Le Moine. 
 
 24. Hist, des Croisades, par Foulcner de Chartres Hist de 
 
 la croisade de Louis VII., par Odou de Deuil 
 
 25-28. Orderic Vital. Histoire de Normandie. 4v 
 
 29. Histoire des Normans, par GuiUaume de Jurniege —Vie 
 de Guillamne-le-Oonqutamt, par G. de Poitiers. 
 
 30. Introduction : Considerations sur les Gaulois, les Francs 
 et les Francais, par C. G. Bourdon de Sigrais.— 
 
 31. Table generate et analytique des memoires. 
 
 PetiM (0. B. and A.) Collection complete de memoires 
 rel. a l'liistoire de France, jusqu' au commence- 
 ment du 17e siecle. 1 serie. 52 v. Paris, 1819-26. 
 
 — and Monmarque- (L. J. M. ) Same. ' 2"se;rie.' 78 v ' 
 79. Paris, 1820-29. 8° 
 
 in 
 502.16 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Angouleme (Due d'). 1689. 1 ser. v. 44. 
 
 Arnauld (L'aVbi A.) 1634-75. 2 ser. v. 34. 
 
 Arnauld d-'Andilly (R.) 1597-1667. 2 ser. v. 33, 34. 
 
 Bassompierre (Marechal de). 1597-1640. 2 ser ' v 19.21 
 
 Bayard (Chev. de). 1498-1516. 1 ser. v. 15 16. 
 
 Bellay. See Du Bellay. 
 
 Berthod (Francois). 1652-3. 2 ser. v. 48. 
 
 Berwiok (Dulce of). 1670-1734. 2 ser. v. 65, 66. 
 
 Boivin (F. de, baron de ViLlars). 1550-60. lser' v 28-10 
 
 Bouchet (Jean). 1460-1525. lser. v. U. 
 
 Bouoicaut (Marechal). 1306-1408. 1 ser. v. 6 7 
 
 Bouillon (Due de). 1555-1623. 1 ser. v. 36. ' 
 
 Brienne (Comte de). 1614-61. 2 ser. v. 35, 36. 
 
 Castelnau (Michel). 1559-69. lser. v. 33. 
 
 Cayet (P. V. P.) 1589-98. 1 ser. v. 38-42. 
 
 Caylus (Marquise de). 1681-91. 2 ser. v. 6Q. 
 
 Chartres (Ev. de). See Hurault (Philippe). 
 
 Cheverny (P. Huranli, comte de). See Hurault (P.) 
 
 Choisniu (Jean). 1571-73. lser. v. 38. 
 
 Choisy (L'abb'e de). 1668-86. 2 ser. v. 63. 
 
 Christine or uhristienne de Pisan. 1 ser. v. 5-6. 
 
 Colbert (J. B., marq. de Torcy). 1697-1713. 2 ser. v. 67 68 
 
 Coligny (Gaspar de, admiral). 1557. 1 ser. v. 32. ' 
 
 Comines (Philippe de). 1464-98. 1 ser. v. 11-13. 
 
 Conrart (Valentin). 1652. 2 ser. v. 48. 
 
 Du Bellay (Martin). 1513-47. 1 ser. v. 17-19. 
 
 Du Oange (C. du F.) 1 ser. v. 3. 
 
 Du Clercq (Jacques). 1448-67. 1 ser. v. 11. 
 
 Duolos (C. P.) 1700-58. 2 ser. V. 76, 77. 
 
 Duguay Trouin (E.) 1689-1715. 2 ser. v. 75. 
 
 Du Guesclin (Bertrand). 1 ser. v. 4, 6. 
 
 Du Plessis (due de Choiseul, comte). 1627-71. 2 s6r. y. 57 
 
 Du Val (F., marq. de Fontenay-Mareuil). 1609-34. 1 s6r! 
 
 v. 50, 61. 
 Estrees (marechal el due d'). 1610-17. 2 ser. Y . 16. 
 Feuin (Pierre de/. 1407-1422. 1 ser. v. 7. 
 Fleuranges (Robert Hi. de la Marck de). 1499-1521. 1 ser 
 
 v. 16. 
 Fontenay-Mareuil (E. Du Val, marq. de). See Du Val (F ) 
 FontraiUes(Ficomfede). 1642. 2 ser. v. 64. 
 Forbin (Claude). 1656-1710. 2 ser. v. 74, 75. 
 Gamon (Achilie). 1360-86. 1 ser. v. 34. 
 Gillot (Jacques). 1610. 1 Ber. v. 49. 
 Gourville (Sieur de). 1642-98. 2 ser. v. 52. 
 Gramont (due et marechal de). 1621-77. 2 ser, v. 56-57. 
 Groulard (Claude). 1558-1604. lser. v. 49. 
 Guise (5e due de). 1647-48. 2 ser. v. 65, 66. 
 Henriette d'Augleterre,(witi.o/d/«ir/es/.) 1659-70. 2 ser.v.64. 
 Hurault (P., ev. de Chartres). 1599-1601. 1 ser. v. 36. 
 Hurault (P. comte de Cheverny). 1562-1599. lser. v. 86 
 Uliers (Floreut d', d. 1475). 1 ser. v. 8. 
 Jean de Troyes. 1460-83. lser. v. 13, 14. 
 Jeannin (Pierre). 1698-1609. 2 ser. v. 11-16. 
 Joan of Arc, or Jeanne Dare. 1422-29. 1 ser. v. 8. 
 Joinville (Jean, sire de). 1 ser. v. 2 
 Joly (Claude). 164-8-55. 2 ser. v. 47. 
 Joly (Guy). 1618-65. 2 ser. V. 47. 
 LaChatre (Comte de). 1642-43. 2 ser. v. 61. 
 La Fare (Marq. de). 1662-93. 2 ser. v. 65. 
 La Fayette (Comtesse de). 1659-70 ; 1688-89. 2 ser. v. 64, 65. 
 La Marche (Oliver de). 1435-99. lser. v. 9-10. 
 La Noue (Francois de). 1562-70. 1 ser. v. 34. 
 La Porte (Pierre de, valet de chambre de Louis XIV.) 1624- 
 
 66. 2 ser. v. 59. 
 La Rochefoucauld (Due de). 1630-52. 2 ser. v. 60-51. 
 Lenet (Pierre). 1649-50. 2 ser. v. 63-54. 
 L'Estoile (Pierre de). 1515-1611. 1 ser. v. 45-49. 
 Louis. 1 ser. v. 8. 
 
 Louise de Savoye, (mother of Francis I.) 1501-22. 1 ser. v. 16 
 Margaret de Valois. 1564-82. 1 ser. v. 37. 
 Memoires de M. de ***. 1643-90. 2 Ber. v. 68-59. 
 Mergey(Jean de). 1554-89. lser. v. 34. 
 Montglat (Marq de). 1610-68. 2 ser. v. 49-51. 
 Montluc (Blaise de). 1521-75. 1 ser. v. 20-22. 
 Montpensier (Mile. de). 1627-86. 2 Ber. v. 4043. 
 Montresor (Comte de). 1632-37. 2 ser. v. 64. 
 Motteville (Dame de). 1621-66. 2 ser. v. 36-40. 
 Nemours (Duehesse de). 1648-53 2 ser. v. 34. 
 Noailles (Due de). 1682-66. 2 ser. v. 71-74. 
 Orleans (Gaston, due d', son of Henry IV.) 1608-34. 2 ser 
 
 v. 31. 
 Pape(J., seigneur de St. Auban). 1572-87. lser. v. 43. 
 Philippi (Jean). 1560-90. lser. v. 34. 
 Pontchartrain (seigneur de). 1610-20. 2 Ber. v. 16-17. 
 Pontis (Louis, seiur de). 1599-1652. 2 ser. v, 31. 
 Babutin (Francois de). 1551-58. 1 ser. v. 81, 82. 
 Eetz (Card. de). 1648-55. 2 ser. v. 44-46. 
 Bichelieu (Cardinal due de). 1610-38. 2 ser. v. 10-11. 
 Richemont (Comte de). 1413-1457. 1 ser. v. 8. 
 Rohan (Due de). 1631-37. 2 ser. v. 19. 
 Salignao (Beru. de). 1 ser. v. 32. 
 Saulx de Tavauues (Gaspard de). 1515-73. lser. v. 23-25. 
 Saulx de Tavannes (Guillaume de). 1560-95. 1 ser. v. 35. 
 Staal (Baronne de, d. 1750). 2 ser. v. 77. 
 Sully (One de). 1570-1611. 2 ser. v. 1-9. 
 Talou (Omer). 1630-53. 2 ser. v. 60-63. 
 Temple (Sir William). 1672-79. 2 ser. v. 64. 
 Thou (J. A. de). 1553-1601. 1 ser. v. 37. 
 Vieilleville (Sire de). 1528-71. 1 ser. v. 26-28. 
 Villars (F. de Boivin, baron de). See Boivin. 
 Villars (Due et marechal de). 1670-1734. 2 ser. v. 68-71. 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
COUNTRIES : France to Germany. 
 
 325 
 
 Vfllehardouin (G. do). 1 ser. v. 1. 
 Villeneuve (A. de). 1494-97. 1 ser. v 
 Villeroi (N. de N. de). 1574-94. 1 ser. 
 
 VI. National Characteristics. 
 
 .14. 
 T, 44. 
 
 Harvey (B.) The French mind ; or, a psychological 
 outline of the French intellect and character. 
 1870 51G.31 
 
 Hayward (A.) England and France : their national qualities. 
 
 [7n ftts Essays, 3d series, p. 123-193. 1374.] . . .2528.19 
 Mathews ( W.) French traits. [In his Great oouversers. etc.] 2.336.05 
 Taine (ff.) The Ancient regime. (Especially Book II. Social 
 
 habits. Drawing-room life.) 523.02 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 5, 1860 (French character) ; 
 
 Littell, 1872, v. 3 (Customs, mauners, and morality) ; and 
 
 Contem. rev., Oot, 1873 (Social reform in France, by M. 
 
 O'Connor Morris). 
 
 gf- See also, in this class, Auvergne (p. 293) ;— Biarritz (p. 294) ;— Bordeaux ;— Brittany ;— Burgundy (p. 297) ;— Corsica 
 (p. 802) ; — Crimean war (p. 303) ; — Lyons : — Navarre ; — Normandy ; — Paris ;— Provence ; — Pyrenees ; — Rhine. 
 
 For other topics of interest in connection with France, see, in the general alphabet. Architecture (p. 31) ;— Biblical and 
 eccl, lit. (France, p. S7; Huguenots, p. 89);— Biography (p. Ill);— Costume (p. 684) ;— Drama ;— Fine Arts; —Language ;— Litera- 
 ture ; — Military Science ; — Political Economy ; — Poetry ; — Social Science ; — Statistics ;— and consult Table generale de la Re- 
 vue des deux monies, 1831-74 [8172.—] 
 
 Franconia. 
 WhiMng (H. J.) Rambles in F. 1856. . . 965.10 
 
 Franklin County, (New York). 
 Sough (F. B.) History of St. Lawrence and Franklin 
 counties, to the present time. 1853. . 614.15 
 
 Friendly Islands. 
 
 Brierly (O. W.) Sketch of the Friendly islands and of Tonga- 
 tabu. [In Royal geogr. boo. Journal, v. 22, 1852.] . 903.25 
 Mariner (PP. I Account of the natives of the Tonga 
 
 Islands. 1818 1064,07 
 
 Gardiner, (Maine). 
 Eanson(J.W.) Hist, of Gardiner, eta. 1602-1852. 611.15 
 
 Geneva, (Switzerland). 
 History of Geneva, to 1756. [In Universal history, v. 37.] . 406.30 
 See also works on Switzerland. 
 
 George (Lake). See Lake George. 
 Genoa. 
 Celesia (M) The conspiracy of Fieschi, or Genoa in the 
 16th century. From the Italian, by D. H. Wheeler. 
 
 1866 534.26 
 
 History ot G., to 1672. [In Univ. hist., v. 28.] .... 406.21 
 Ketz I J. P.P. de Q.. card. de). Conspiracy of Fiesco against Genoa, 
 
 1647 441.01 
 
 See also in this olass, works on Italy. 
 
 Georgia, (Asia). 
 
 Bodenstedt (F.) The Morning Land. 2 v. . 1011.21 
 Famin(C.) Georgie. 1838. [TJnivers.] . . 902.29 
 Freygand (Mme F. de). Letters from the Caucasus and 
 
 Georgia. 1823 1043.24 
 
 Smith [E.) and Dwight {H. O. O.) Journey into G. [In their Re- 
 searches in Armenia, v. 1, 1833.] 1043.09 
 
 Georgia, ( United States). 
 
 Account, showing the progress of the colony, 1741. [In Force's 
 
 Tracts, v. 1.] 577.08 
 
 Bolrtus (J.M ) Journals in G.. in 1734. [Force's Tracts, v. 4.] 577.11 
 Brief account of the establishment of the colony, 1733. [Force's 
 
 Tracts, v. 1.] 677.08 
 
 Description of Georgia, 1743. [Force's Tracts, T. 2.] . . 677.09 
 Georgia historical society. Collections, v. 1-2. Savan- 
 nah, 1840-42. 8° 622.01 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Law (W.) Oration delivered before the 
 Bociety. Oglethorpe (J.) New account of the provinces of 
 South Carolina, Georgia, etc., 1733. Moore (Francis). Voy- 
 age to Georgia, 1735. Martyn (B.) Impartial inquiry in- 
 to the state of the province of Georgia. Reason for es- 
 tablishing the oolony of Georgia. Spaulding (T.) Sketch 
 of the life of Gen. James Oglethorpe. 
 
 v. 2. Stevens (W. B.) Discourse before the soc, 2d an- 
 niversary. New voyage to Georgia, etc. Account of the 
 Indians, by an honorable person ; and a poem to Ogle- 
 thorpe. Graham (P.), and others. State of the province of 
 Georgia. Brief account of the causes that have retarded 
 the progress of the colony. Tailfer (P.), and others. A 
 true and hist, narrative of the colony of Georgia, etc. Ac- 
 count showing the progress of the colony of Georgia. 
 Qrakam (P., and others). State of the Province, 1740. [Force's 
 
 Tracts, v. 1.] 577.08 
 
 Hewitt (A.) Historical account of the colony, [anon.] 
 
 2v. 1. 1779 625.09 
 
 Keinble (F. A.) Journal on a Georgian plantation, in 
 
 1838-39 1113.08 
 
 Longstreel (A. B.) Georgia scenes 224.22 
 
 Miller (S. F.) Bench and bar of G. 2 v. 1858. 622.05 
 
 Sountgomery (R.) Discourse concerning the establishment of a 
 
 new colony, to the south of Carolina, 1717. [Force's Tracts, 
 
 v 1] . .... .... 677.08 
 
 Stevens (W. B.) History of G., to 1798. 2 v. 622.03 
 
 Strobel (P. A.) Tne Salzburgers and their descendants. 
 1855 3453.15 
 
 Tailfer (P.), and others. True and historical narrative of the col- 
 ony, 1741. [Force's TractB, v. 1.] 577.08 
 
 United States. Report of the select committee of the 
 House of Representatives [upon the Georgia and 
 Creek Indian controversy]. 1827. . . . 561.05 
 
 White (0.) Statistics of G. : natural, civil, and eccl. 
 history. 1849 592.18 
 
 Georgian Islands. 
 
 Perkins (E. T.) Ha motu : reef-rovings. 1854 1065.07 
 
 Germany. 
 
 1. History. (General and Miscellaneous.) 
 
 Asoham Ifi.) Report of Germany. 1552. [In his Works, v. 3.] 5012.18 
 
 Bryce(J.) The Holy Roman empire. 1871. . 544.13 
 
 Reviewed in North Brit, rev., v. 42, 1865 ; "Westui. rev., 
 
 v. 84, 1865 ; and by E. A. Freeman in his Hist, essays, v. 1, 
 
 1871 [2528.11]. 
 
 Busk (Mrs. W.) Mediaeval popes, emperors, kings, and 
 crusaders ; or Germany, Italy, and Palestine, 
 1125-1268. 4v, 1854. 443.35 
 
 Butler (G.) Succinct history of the geogr. and political 
 rev. of Germany, 814-1806 540.03 
 
 Oomyn (Sin J?.) Hist, of the Western empire, [752-1520]. 
 
 Dunham (S. A.) History of the Germanic empire [752- 
 1792.] 3v. 1834 541.10 
 
 Freytag ((?.) Pictures of German life in the 15th and 
 16th centuries, Tr. by Mrs. Malcolm. 2 v. 546.14 
 
 Same. 2d series. 18th and 19th centuries. 2 v. 
 
 in 1, London, 1863. 12° 54(5.16 
 
 Qoerres [J.) Germany and revolution. [In Famph., v. 15.] 5058.16 
 
 Qosch (C. A.) Denmark and Germany since 1815. 
 1862 546.27 
 
 Greenwood ( T. ) History of the Germans : barbaric pe- 
 riod. 1836 548.04 
 
 Hayward (A.) Curiosities of German archives. [In his Essays. 
 3d series, p. 85-122.] 2528.19 
 
 Heine (H.) Allemands et Francais. 1868. . .7028.04 
 
 — De l'Aliemagne. 2 v. 1866 7028.02 
 
 Kingsley (C.) The Roman and the Teuton. . 443.24 
 Kolilrausch (F.) History of Germany. [B.C. 113-a.d. 
 
 1814.] 1852 546.04 
 
 Le Bas (Ph.) AUemagne. 2 v. 1838. [TJnivers.] 901.04 
 
 — Etats de la Confed. Germanique. 1848. [Umvers.] 
 Lewis (G. T.) Hist of Germany. Founded on Muller's 
 
 'History of the German people.' 1874. .544.25 
 Menzel ( W.) History of Germany. [To 1840..] Tr. by 
 
 Mrs. Horrocks. 3 v. 1848-49 544.07 
 
 Peake (K) History of the German emperors and their 
 
 contemporaries. 1874 544.23 
 
 Penrose (E.) History of Germany, from its invasion by 
 Marius to 1867. On the plan of Mrs. Markham's 
 histories. For young persons. New and revised 
 
 ed. 1869 544.17 
 
 Savage (J. ) A complete history of Germany. [To 1TO0.] 
 
 1702 S, 44 - 21 
 
 SchillerlJ. G. F. von). History of the Thirty years war. 
 
 New York, 1846. 12°. . 544.10 
 
 Same. London, 1870. 12°. ... -5064.24 
 
 Sime (J. A. ) History of Germany. 1874. . 541. 19 
 Tacitus (C.G.) Germania. With ethnological disserta- 
 tions and notes, by R. G. Latham. 1851. 434.27 
 Note.— For other editions see under his name, m general 
 
 Tavlm^Un ' A school history of G. : to 1871. 544.26 
 Sr(D.W.) Analysis of the hist, of G. 1872. 544.22 
 
 In asking for books, use the •■ Book Orders," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, th. first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
326 
 
 COUNTRIES : Germany to Granada. 
 
 Universal hist. Ancient part, v. 19 (The ancient Germans.) 405.19 
 
 — Modern part, V. 29-30 (HiBt. of Germany, 912-1712). . 406.22 
 
 Modern part, V. 42 (Hist, of the lesser German states). 407 03 
 
 Vaughan {B.A.) The German courts. [In his Essays, v. 2. ) 2544.23 
 Voltaire (F.M.A.de). Annals of the empire [to 1750]. 3 v. 
 
 [In his Works, V. 20-22.] 6081.20 
 
 Ward (J. ) Experiences of a diplomatist, being recol- 
 lections of Germany, 1840-1870. . . . 546.29 
 2. Thirty Tears' War, 1618-48. 
 Gardiner (8. JR.) Letters and other documents, illus- 
 trating the relations between England and Ger- 
 many at the commencement of the 30 years' war. 
 2 v. [Camden boo., Nos. 90, 98. 1856-68.] 5113.44 
 
 — Thirty years' war. 1*74 544.24 
 
 Note.— The best general summary of this war. 
 Schiller (J. 0. F. von). History of the 30 years' war. 
 
 Tr. by A. J. W. Morrison. 1846. . . . 544.16 
 Trench (R. 0.) Gustavus Adolphus. Social aspects of 
 
 the thirty years' war. 1865 544.14 
 
 Ward (A. W-) House of Austria in the 30 years' war. 
 
 1869.- 544.15 
 
 See also {in Biography) lives of Gustavus Adolphus 
 
 (p. 152) ; — TOKSTENSON (p. 206) :— Wallemstkin (p. 209). 
 
 Also histories of Europe, Austria, and Germany, from 1618 
 
 to 1648. 
 
 3. Seven Weeks' War, 1866. 
 
 Dicey (R) Battle fields of 1866 533.28 
 
 Hazier (H. M.) The seven weeks' war. Its antecedents 
 
 and its incidents. 2 v. 1867 546.10 
 
 Malet (A.) Overthrow of the Germanic confederation 
 
 by Prussia, in 1866 546.23 
 
 Wyati (W. J.) Political and military history of the 
 
 Hanoverian and Italian war. 2 v. 1868. . 546.24 
 
 4. B-oro 1853 to 1871. 
 Clierbuliez ( V.) L'Alleroagne politique depuis la pais de 
 Prague (1866-1870). 1870 546.26 
 
 See also lives of Bismabck. 
 
 For articles from periodicals, see North Brit, rev., v. 19, 
 1853 (G. in its relation to France and Russia) ; Fraser's 
 mag., v. 51, 1855 (G. past and present) ; Westm. rev., v. 
 74, 1860 (G.: its strength and weakness) ; Nat. rev., v. 12, 
 1861 (Prussia aud the German confederation); Blackwood's 
 mag., v. 92, 1862 (G. and her prospects) ; Fraser's mag., 
 v. 68, 1863 (The struggle for German federal reform) ; Nat. 
 rev. v. 18, 1864 : Ed. rev., v. 124, 1866 ; Fraser's mag., v. 
 74, 1866 (Reconstruction of Germany) ; v. 76, 1867 (NoteB 
 iu South Germany in 1866) ; Ed. rev^ v. 128, 1868 (New 
 Germany) ; North Brit, rev., v. 60, 1869 (Reconstructiou 
 of Germany); Ed. rev., v. 132, 1870 (Germany, France, aud 
 England) ; v. 133, 1871 (The German empire) ; Fortnightly 
 rev., v. 14, 1870 (Bismarckism) ; v. 16, 1871 (The German 
 empire, byVonSybel) ; v. 16, 1871 (Prospects of liberalism 
 in G., by K. Hilderbraud) ; Fraser's inag., n. s., v. 3, 1871 
 (Prussia and G.) ; N. A. rev., v. 112, 1871 (Prussia and G., 
 by H. W. Hemaus) v. 113, 1871 -(French and German di- 
 plomacy after Sadowa, by 0. K. Adams) ; West, rev., v. 97, 
 1872 (Political reconstruction of G.) ; Contem. rev., v. 20", 
 1872 (Constitutional G., by A. E. Evans) ; Nat. qu. rev., v. ' 
 24, 1872 (German view of unity of Germany). 
 
 5. French and German war of 1870. 
 See France {French and German war, p. 323.) 
 
 6. Travels and Description. 
 Andersen (£L 0.) A poet's bazaar. Pictures of travel 
 
 1871 964.25 
 
 Autumn near the Ehine ; courts, sooiety, and scenery 
 
 in Germany. 1821 965.06 
 
 Austin(S.) Germany from 1760 to 1814. . . 544.20 
 Baedeker (K ) Southern Germany and Austria, includ- 
 ing the Eastern Alps. 1871 966.08 
 
 Barrow (J. ) Tour through northern Germany. 1853 
 
 [Trav. Libr.,v. 2.] 5075.07 
 
 Blaze de Bury (M. P. R. 8., baronne). Germania : its 
 
 courts, camps, and people. 2 v. 1850. . 965.18 
 Brace (0. L.) Home life in Germany. 1853. . 964.09 
 Bradshaw's illustrated handbook to Germany, north 
 
 and south. [1868.] 964.03 
 
 Browne (J. Ross). An American family in Germany. 
 
 „ 1866 - • • 964.12 
 
 Barney (C.) Present state of music in Germany, etc 
 
 m 2 , v - 1771 1562.17 
 
 Chambers ( W. ) Tour in the countries of the fihine in 
 
 „ I 838 - • 5814.18 
 
 Utorley (H. T.) Modern German music. Recollections 
 
 and criticisms. 2 v. 1854 lf)64.12 
 
 Didbin (T. F.) Bibliogr., antiquarian, and picturesque 
 
 tour in Germany. 3 v. 1829 2763.10 
 
 Germany and the Germans, [anon. - ] 1836. . 965,05 
 Germany during the insurrections of 1848. [anon,] 965'!27 
 Gleig(G.R.) Germany visited in 1837. 3 v. . 966.12 
 Haven (G.) The pilgrim's wallet ; or, scraps of travel 
 
 1866 942.13 
 
 Hazen (W. B.) The school and the army in G. 4516.13 
 Head (Sir F. B. ) Bubbles from the Brunnens of Nas- 
 sau. By an old man. 1834 964.11 
 
 Howitt (W.) German experiences. 1844. . . 96426 
 
 — [Student] life in Germany ; including the songs 
 
 sports, etc., of the students. 1849. . . 5515.15 
 Note. — A translation from the German ms. of Dr. Cornelius 
 
 — The rural and domestic life of G. 1842. . 966.07 
 Hurst (J. F.) Life and literature in the Fatherland 
 
 1874 954.28 
 
 Jameson {Mrs. A.) Visits and sketches, etc. 1835 
 
 2533.15 ; 1431.08 
 v. 1-2. Sketches of art, literature, character : Munich 
 Nuremberg, Dresden, etc. 
 
 Johnson (Miss A. C.) Peasant life in G. 1858. 964,07 
 Limbourg (J. P. de). New amusements of the German 
 
 Spa. 1764 964.00 
 
 Merle d'Aubigne' (J. H.) Germany ; or recollections of 
 
 a Swiss minister. 1848 , . 966.09 
 
 Moore (J.) View of society in G. 2 v. [1779.] 5056.03 
 Murray (J, publisher). Hand-book for Southern Ger- 
 many. 1858 964.10 
 
 Powers (S.) Papers from Germany. [In Ms Muskingum legends 
 1871.] 2538.28 
 
 Puckler Muskau, (H. L. H., prinz von). Tour in Ger- 
 many, etc. 2 v. 941.05 
 
 Reisbeck (<?. de). Travels through Germany, 1780. [Finkerton, 
 V. 6.] 926.06 
 
 Russell (J.) Tour in G., 1820-1822. 3d ed. 2 v. 964.20 
 Spencer (Oapi. E.) Germany from the Baltic to the Ad- 
 riatic. 1867 965.20 
 
 — Travels in Germany, 1865-66. 2 v. . . . 961.11 
 Staet-Holstein (A. X. (?. N. de). Germany, with notes 
 
 by O. W. Wight. 2 v. 1859 964,01 
 
 Same. [Fr.] De l'Allemagne. 1872. . 964.04 
 
 Sterling [J.) Characteristics of German genius. [In his Essays, 
 
 etc. V. 1, 1848.] 2547.09 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 11, 1875 (German home life, by 
 
 a lady) ; Blackwood's mag., v. 96, 1864 (Vacation excursion ; 
 
 2 art.) ; Westm. rev., v. 77, 1862 (German life during the 
 
 last two centuries) ; Nat. qu. rev., v. 22, 1871 (German vs. 
 
 French characteristics). Westm. rev., v. 66, 1856 (Nat. hist. 
 
 of German life). 
 JCt®~ See also, in this class, names of various States, Cities, 
 
 and parts of Germauy, as Alsace ;— Austria ;— Baden ;— 
 
 Bavaria ; — Berlin ; — Bohemia ; — Brunswick ; — Franco- 
 
 nia ; — Hanover ;— Hanseatic cities ;— Hartz ;— Munich ; 
 
 — Nuremberg ; — Prussia ; — Rhine ; — Saxony. 
 Also, iu the general alphabet, Biblical, religious, and 
 
 ecol. lit. (Reformation, p. 99) ; Education ;— Fine arts ;— 
 
 Language ; — Literature ; — Music ; — Philosophy ;— Poetry. 
 
 Ghent. 
 
 "Beggynhof" ; or the city of the single. 1869. 5825.16 
 
 Gibraltar. 
 
 Oongreve [R.) Gibraltar. [In his Essays, 1874.] .... 2521.18 
 
 Note. — A plea for restoring Gibraltar to Spain. 
 Robertson ( W. ) Kesidence at Gibraltar in 1811. 985.06 
 See also United service mag., Feb., 1869 (Gibraltar, and 
 why we should retain it) ; Westm. rev., v. 78, 1862 (Its four- 
 teen sieges). 
 
 Glasgow. 
 
 Dawiarn (W.) Progress of. [In his Government, etc.] .6716.27 
 Boyd [A. K. H.) College life at Glasgow. [In his Leisure hours 
 
 in town. 1862.] 2514.09 
 
 See also Bentley's miscel., v. 38, 1855 (G. and its Clubs). 
 
 Gloucestershire, (England). 
 Beauties of England, etc., v. 6, 1803, by E. W. Brayley, ek.) 951a.05 
 Murray (J.) Handbook for G. 1867. . • • 951.08 
 
 Goa, (India). 
 
 Burton (R. F.) Goa and the Blue Mountains. 1023.11 
 
 Granada. 
 
 Hita (G. P. de). Civil wars of Granada. . • 213.79 
 Irving (W.) Conquest of Granada. [1457-92.] 215. it 
 Prescolt ( W. H.) Ferdinand and Isabella, v. 1-2. . . • »»; -f 
 Roscoe (T.) The fall of Granada. [In Waldie library, v. 5.J emo.w 
 See also, in this alphabet, Saracens j— Spain. 
 
 Great Britain. See England. 
 
 BBOOKLXN MEBOANTILK LIBBABY. 
 
COUNTRIES: Greece. 
 
 327 
 
 Greece. 
 
 1. Description and geography of ancient Greece. 
 
 Barthilemy {J. J. ) Travels of Anacharsis the younger 
 in Greece. 7 v. 4th ed. 1806 995.15 
 
 ClwiseuLGouffier (M. G. F. A., comle de). 'Voyage pit- 
 toresqiie de la Grece. {anon.] 2 v. in 3. 1782-1822. 
 foL A.47.19 
 
 Cramer (J. A.) Geogr. and hist, description of ancient 
 Greece. With maps. 4 v. 1828. . . 425.01 
 
 Geographi Greeci minores. Prolegomenis annotatione 
 indicibus instruxit, tabulis a?ri inoisis illustravit 
 0. MiiUer. 3 v. Didot, 1854 7765.03 
 
 Lacroix(F.) lies de la Grece. 1853. [Univers. ] 902.13 
 
 Niebulir [B. O.) Greece and her colonics. [In his Lectures on 
 ancient ethnography and geography, v. 1. 1854.] . 425.14 
 
 Pausanias. Descriptio Grasciae. Recog. Dindorfius. 
 Grace et Latine. 1S45 7766.09 
 
 — Description of Greece. From the Greek, with notes. 
 [By T. Taylor.] 3 v. 1794 425.06 
 
 PouqaeviUe(F.C.S.L.) Grece. 1835. [Univers.] 902.11 
 
 Smith ( W.) Dictionary of Greek and Roman geography. 
 
 2 v. 1854 924.02 
 
 Note.— A number of the works enumerated below, in di- 
 vision 6, ' Description j,nd Travel ' are of importance in 
 this connection. 
 
 2. History and antiquities of ancient Greece. 
 
 Arnold (F.) Hist, of G-eece [to B.C., 317]. 1871. 421.23 
 Athenian letters ; or, the epistolary correspondence of 
 
 an agent of the king of Persia residing at Athens 
 
 during the Peloponnesian war. [By Philip Yorke, 
 
 earl of Hardwicke, and others. ] 2 v. New ed. 
 
 1792 424.19 
 
 Baldwin (E.), pseud. Hist, of G. See Godwin (Wm.), below. 421.17 
 .Bonner (.7.) Child's history of Greece. [To 1857.] 2 v. 
 
 1857 422.17 
 
 Cliambers (W. and R.) History of ancient Greece. 
 
 1856 423.09 
 
 Churton ( W. R.) Athens in time of Pericles. [Oxford prize essays 
 
 v. 4, 1836] 2541.11 
 
 Clinton (E. F. ) Epitome of the chronology of Greece, 
 
 to the death of Augustus. 1851. . . . 424.18 
 Cox (G. W.) The Greeks and the Persians. [To b.o. 
 
 478.] 421.34 
 
 — General history of Greece from the earliest period 
 
 to the death of Alexander the Great. . . 421.33 
 
 — History of Greece. 2 v. 1874 426.27 
 
 Keviewed by Ed. rev., Jan., 1875. 
 Cur tins (E) History of Greece. [To B.C. 337.] Tr. by 
 
 A W. Ward. 5 v. 1868-72 425.19 
 
 Reviewed by E. A. Freeman in his Hist. essays, 2d s., 
 
 1873 [2528.12] ; and there is an elaborate notice in the 
 
 Westm. rev., Oct , 1871 (' Athenian democracy '). 
 Eliot (S.) The Greeks, to B.C. 338. [In his Liberty of Borne, etc., 
 
 V. 1,1849.] 436.05 
 
 Felton (C. 0.) Greece, ancient and modern. 2 v. 426.11 
 Fosbroolce (T. D.) Treatise on the arts, manufactures, 
 
 manners, and institutions of the Greeks. 2 v. 
 
 1833 422.27 
 
 Freeman (E. A.) Ancient Greece and mediaeval Italy. [In his Hist. 
 
 essays, v. 2, 1873.] 2528.12 
 
 — Greece during the Macedonian period. [In his Hist, essays, 
 
 T. 2, 1873.] 2528.12 
 
 Eepr. from North Brit, rev., 1854. 
 
 Fustel de Coulanges (N. D. ) The ancient city : a study 
 on the religion, laws, and institutions of Greece 
 and Rome. Prom the Frenoh, by W. Small 421.27 
 
 Fyjfe{V.A.) Hist, of Greece. [To b.o. 211.] 1875. 421.30 
 
 Gillies (J.) The history of ancient Greece, till the divi- 
 sion of the Macedonian empire. 4v. 1792. 426.23 
 
 Gladstone (W. E) Studies on Homer and the Homeric 
 age. 3 v. 1858 1655.02 
 
 Godwin ( W.) History of Greece. For young persons. 
 By E. Baldwin, [pseudon.] 1822. . . 421.17 
 
 Goldsmith (0.) Hist, of Greece. Abridged by E. Coxe. 
 1870 423.18 
 
 <irote(G.) History of G. [To B.o. 280.] 12 v. 424.05 
 
 Note.— Eeviewed by J. S. Mill, in his ' Dissertations'. 
 
 v. 2, 1859 [2538.24] ; C. A. Bristed, in his ' Pieces,' etc. 1858 
 
 [2517.09] ; and S. Phillips in his ' Essays from the Times,' 
 
 v. 1 [2535.10], 
 
 — Grecian legends and early history. [In his Minor works, 
 1878.] 2628.22 
 
 History of Greece. [Universal hist., ancient part, v. 6-7.1 406.06 
 Seeren (A H.L.) Ancient Greece. Tr. by G. Bancroft. 
 
 Boston, 1842 i'ii.M 
 
 Same. Oxford, 1834 ' 424 30 
 
 LeSar6 A H i V u e oon9titutional Mstor y of Greece. [In his w'rit- 
 Lloyd( W. W.) Age o'f Pericles : from'th'e Persian tothe 
 
 Peloponnesian war. 2 v. 1875. . 428 03 
 
 McOuttagh (W. T.) Industrial history of free nations 
 
 v. 1. 1846 59^7 jj 
 
 Mttford ( W. ) The history of Greece. [To the' death' of 
 ,,-■„ Alexsmder -] Revised by W.King. 8 v. 1838. 423.22 
 Uuller (G.J., and T. ) Fragments historicorum Grasco- 
 
 ^•„ rum ; [GV - e(irrf -] 4v. 7765 09 
 
 Mutter (C. 0.) History and antiquities of the Doric 
 
 race. Tr. by H. Tufnell and G. 0. Lewis. 2d ed. 
 
 w , V- H 9 "24.23 
 
 Mebuhr (B G.) Lectures on ancient hist. 3 v. 425.10 
 Pauw (<7. de). Eecherches philos. [In his (Kuvres, v. 6-7.] 411.10 
 Fennell (H. F.) Ancient Greece, to death of Alexander. 
 
 „ 187i 421.28 
 
 rtularch. 01 the laws and customs of the Lacedemonians. [In his 
 Morals, v. 1, p. 82-100.] 6435 26 
 
 Pococke {E. ) India in Greece, or, truth in mythology. 
 1852 1015.18 
 
 Potter (J.) Antiquities of Greece. 2 v. 1808, 4.2.4.21 
 v. 1. Civil government. Eeligion. 
 v. 2. Military affairs. Customs. 
 
 Pouqueviile (F. C. S. L.) Grece. [Univers.] . 
 
 Sous (F.) Seven books of the Attick antiquities. 7th 
 
 „ e d- 1670 \ 3551.07 
 
 Smith (W.) History of Greece, to the Roman con- 
 quest. 1864 424.17 
 
 Thirlwall (C.) History of Greece. [To b.o. 146.] 8 v. 
 1844 422.19 
 
 Same. 2 v. 1855 426.06 
 
 — On the alleged connection between the early history of Greece 
 and Assyria. [In Roy. soc. of lit. Trans. 2d s. v. 6.] 5066.14 
 
 Thucydides. History of the Grecian [Peloponnesian] 
 war. Tr. by T. Hobbes. 2 v. 1843. . 5043. 13 
 
 Same. A literal version, by H. Dale. London, 
 
 1855. 12°. 423.01 
 
 Same. Tr. by W. Smith. 2 v. New York, [n. d. I 
 
 16° 422.14 
 
 Wheeler (J. T.) Analysis and summary of Thucydides. 
 1855 423.03 
 
 Xenophon. Hellenics, or Grecian history. Tr. by W. 
 Smith 424.01 
 
 Same. Tr. by J. S. Watson. (Bohn.) . 423.04 
 
 Note. — Of the above works those of Bonner, Chambers, 
 Fyffe, and Goldsmith, are simple and elementary. Those of 
 Arnold, Cox (' General history '), and Smith are fuller one- 
 volume summaries Cox's ' History,' in 2 volumes, is in- 
 termediate between the preceding and the elaborate and 
 masterly works of Grote and Gurtius. The work of Curtzus 
 ' is more recent, and more readable, and shows a wider 
 scholarship ; but Grote is eminent as a vigorous and inde- 
 pendent thinker, and for his earnest championship of the 
 Greek democracy. Mitford, on the other hand, is a bit- 
 ter opponent of the Athenian democracy, while Thirl- 
 wall is friendly. 
 
 See also, in the general alphabet. Biography (Collective : 
 ancient), p. 110 ;— Costume (p. 284) ; — Drama ; — Fine arts : 
 — History (Ancient) ; — Language ; — Literature ; — Philo- 
 sophy ; — Poetry, etc.; — Homer. 
 
 Also, in this class, Athens, and (in Biography) lives of 
 distinguished generals and statesmen, as Miltiades ; — 
 Themistooleb ;— Perioles ; — Epaminonlas ;— Philip oj 
 Macedon ; — Alexander the great, etc. 
 
 3. Social Life : Manners, and Oustoms. 
 
 Athenceus. The Deipnosophists, or banquet of the 
 learned. 3 v. Bohn, 1854 2512.16 
 
 Becker ( W. A.) Charicles ; or, the private life of the 
 ancient Greeks. From the German, by F. Metcalfe. 
 1845 423.12 
 
 Chambers's Papers for the people, v. 4 (Every day life of the 
 Greeks) 2516.02 
 
 Guhl (&) and Koner ( W. ) Life of the Greeks and Ro- 
 mans, described from antique monuments. From 
 the German, by F. Hueffer. 1875. . . . 428.02 
 
 Mahaffy (J. P. ) Social life in Greece from Homdr to 
 Menander 421.31 
 
 — Three epochs in the social development of the ancient Greeks. 
 [Zra Afternoon lectures, v. 6, p. 3-61. 1869.] . . .2512.24 
 
 St. John I J. A. ) Manners and customs of ancient Greece. 
 3 v. 1842 426.08 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the ATJTHOE'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
328 
 
 COUNTRIES : Greece to Guiana. 
 
 Seven essays on the social condition of the ancient 
 Greeks, [anon.] Oxford, 1832. 16°. . . 421.25 
 
 4. History of Greece, from its Conquest by the Romans. 
 
 Brunei dc Pre~sle (C. M. W. de) and Blanchet (A.) Grece 
 depuis la conqufite romaine jusqu'a nos jours. 
 
 1860. [Univers.] 902.12 
 
 Finlay (George). History of Greeco under foreign do- 
 mination. 5 v 426.01 
 
 v. 1. Greece under the Romans, B.C., 146, to a.d., 716. 
 2-3. Hist.of the Byzantine and Greek empires from 716-1453. 
 
 4. Medieval Greece and Trebizond, 540-1461. 
 
 6. Under Othoman and Venetian domination, 1453-1821. 
 
 See also, Nat. rev., v. 18, 1864 (Mediaeval and modern G.) 
 
 5. Greek War of Independence, 1820-26. 
 
 Appeal in behalf of the Greeks. London, 1824. 8 3 . [Pamph- 
 leteer, V. 23.] 6058.23 
 
 Barker {E. H.) Letter to T. S. Hnghes, occasioned by [his] " Ad- 
 dress," etc. 1822. [Pamphleteer, v. 21.] 5058.21 
 
 Dtaquiere (E.) Report on the present state of the Greek confed- 
 eration. 1823. [Pamphleteer, v. 22 ] 6058.22 
 
 — Greece and her claims. 1826. [Pamphleteer, v. 20,] 5058.26 
 Considerations sur la guerre actuelle entre les Grecs et les Turcs. 
 
 1824. [Pamphleteer, v. 24.] 6058.24 
 
 Correspondance politique publiee par un Grec. London, 1823. 
 
 [Pamphleteer, V. 23.] 5058.23 
 
 Erslcine IT., lord). Appeal to the people jf Great Britain on the 
 
 subject of confederated Greece. 1824.] [Pamphleteer, 
 
 V-23.] 5058.23 
 
 Finlay {(J.) Hist, of the Greek rev. 2 v. 1860.547.10 
 
 Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 117, 1863 ; p. 570-604. 
 Gordon (T.) History of the Greek revolution [1820-26.1 
 
 2v. 1844 S47.05 
 
 Hughes {T.S.) Address to the people, etc. 1822. [Pamphleteer 
 
 v- 21.] 6058.21 
 
 — Considerations on the Greek revolution. 1823. [Pamphleteer, 
 
 v 22.] 6058.22 
 
 Keightley (T.) History of the war of independence in 
 Greece. [1770-1828.] 2 v. 1830. . . . 547.03 
 
 Sheridan {O. B.) On the Greek revolution. 1824. [Pamphleteer 
 v. 24.] .6058.24 
 
 Webster (D.) The rev. iu Greece. Speech, 1824. [In his Works, 
 T - 3 -J 5077.03 
 
 6. Modern Greece : Description and Travel. 
 
 About (E.) La Grece contemporaine. 1855. . 992.10 
 
 — Greece and the Greeks of the present day. 99206 
 Adams (W. H. D.) Temples, tombs, and monuments 
 
 of ancient Greece and Home. 1871, . . 431.12 
 Andersen (H. C.) A poet's bazaar. Pictures of travel. 
 
 1871 964.25 
 
 Arnold (R. A.) From the Levant, etc. 1868. ' 99215 
 Bartleit (W.3.) Footsteps of Our Lord and his apostles. 
 
 1851 1055 17 
 
 Benjamin (8. G. W.) The Turk and the Greek. 994*23 
 Bremer (F.) Greece and the Greeks. 1863. . 992.17 
 Chase (T.) Hellas: her monuments and scenery. 99205 
 Chateaubriand (F. R., vicomte de). Travels in Greece 
 
 1806-1807 10 4 5 g 
 
 Clark (W. G.) Peloponnesus : notes of study and travel. 
 
 1858 yg^ j3 
 
 Cotton ( W.) Land and lee ; or, Athens and the ^Jgean. 
 1851 gy^ se- 
 
 conder (J.) Modern traveller, v. 15-16. 1828. 91l'l5 
 De Vere (A.) Picturesque sketches of G. 2 v 1850 99°' 21 
 Douglas (F S N.) Essay on certain points of resem- 
 blance between the ancient and the modern 
 
 Greeks. 1813. 
 
 996.23 
 
 Ilettner (H J. T.) Athens and the Pelop'onnese. With 
 sketches of northern Greece. 1851. 992 04 
 
 Howard ( G. WF 1th carl of Carlisle). Diary of Greek 
 
 waters. 1855 J ggr X4 
 
 Ht>we(F.) Oriental and sacred scenes. 1856. ' 1052 16 
 Hughes ( T. ,S. ) Travels in Greece. 2 v. 1830 995'l3 
 Latham (li.G.) Nationalities of Europa. v.2 18iV> 44V1N 
 LeakeiW.M.) Travels in Northern G 4 v. 1835~io3201 
 - Feloponnesiaca : a supplement to ' Travels in the 
 iviore3. lo4:b. . . . 1()S^ It 
 
 7 T , raV rr 1S Lr 11 th6 M ° rea - 3 T ' ^o! • • • 1032 10 
 
 w { iir I Letters fr^ Greece, etc. 1869. 105l'l0 
 Hare { W. K Journal of tour in Greece. 2 v. 1842 99-27 
 
 [354 e 3 V 2T] Wea ^ D6 QUiDCey iU hia ™°° l - essays, W7V. 2. 
 
 Murray (J) Handbook for travellers in G. 1854. 992 02 
 reiaicmis (G. A.) The Greece of the Greeks. 1032.02 
 
 Rangabt (A. R.) Greece : her progress and present 
 
 position. 1867 90,2 10 
 
 Senior (N.W.) A journal kept in G. 2 v. 1859! 103316 
 Soteropoulos (8.) The brigands of the Morea. 18"68. 99211 
 Stephens (J. L.) Incidents of travel in G. 1851 994 17 
 Strangford (P. E.A.F. W. S. Smythe, lord). Notes on Greece and 
 the Greeks. [In his Writings, etc., v. 1. 1869.] . 103306 
 Taylor (J. Bayard). Travels in Greece. 1859. ' 992 02 
 Tozer (H. F.) Notes on the ballads, tales, and classical supersti 
 tions of the modern Greeks. [In his Highlands of Turkey 
 
 Tuckerman (0. K.) The Greeks of to-day.' 1872.' 992 23 
 Wordsworth (C.) *Greece, Pictorial, descriptive etc 
 
 996.18 
 
 1839. 
 
 Wyse (T.) Excursion in the Peloponnesus in 1858. 
 2 v. 990 19 
 
 Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 122, 1865. 
 
 See also articles on modern Greece in Contemn rev v 1 
 1866 (by E. H. Bunbuiy) ; Ed. rev., v. 103 ; Frasers 'AW 
 V. 62, 1860 ; N^w Englander, v. 26, 1867 (byL. W. Packard)' 
 North Brit, rev., v. 38, 1863 (G. during the last 30 years) • 
 Westin. rev., v. 62, 1854 (The Greek people) ; v 79 1863 la 
 and the Greeks). 
 
 tIS- Sec also Bast (p. 304) ;— Turkey. 
 
 Greenland. 
 
 Crantz (D.) History of Greenland. 2 v. 1820.564 01 
 Egede (11.) Description of Greenland. 1818. 114&05 
 Hist, and descriptive account of G. [anon.] 1841. 1142^01 
 Hayes (I. I.) The Land of desolation: Greenland 
 
 r 1872 11J5 . 16 
 
 La Peyrere (l.de). Description of G, 1644. [Hakluyt 
 
 society, 1855] 1145.14 
 
 Major (R. H.) Site of the lost colony of G. [In Royal seoKr. soc 
 
 Journal, v. 43, 1873.] 904.07 
 
 Marhham «7. R.) On the origin and migrations of the Greenland 
 Esquimaux. [In Royal geogr. soc. Jour., v, 35, 1865.) 903.38 
 Pellham (£.) God's power and providence in the de- 
 liverance of eight Englishmen, left in G. , 1630. 
 
 [Hakluyt society, 1855.] 1145.14 
 
 Scoresby ( W. ) Researches on the eastern coast of West 
 
 G., in 1822 1143.01 
 
 Zeno (Aiccold and Antonio). Voyages to the northern 
 seas in the 11th century : latest known accounts 
 of the lost colony of G. ; and of the Northmen in 
 America before Columbus. Tr. with notes by B. 
 
 H. Major. 1873 1143.16 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., n. s.,v. 5, 1872 (Notes on EaBt Gh, 
 by A. Pausch) ; and Littell, 1871, v. 3. 
 
 Greenwich, (Conn.) 
 Head (D. M.) History of Greenwich. 1857. 691.18 
 Guatemala. 
 
 (kinder (J.) Modern traveller, v. 26. 1825. . 911.26 
 
 Dunn(H.) Guatimala, 1827-28 1166.18 
 
 Larenaudiere (G. de). Guatemala, 1843. . . 902.19 
 Moidgomery (G. W.) Journey to G, 1838. . 1166.25 
 Tempsky (G. F. von). Journey in G, 1853-55. 1152.14 
 Thompson (G. A'.) Visit to G. from Mexico. 1829. 1161.01 
 .GW See also, in this class, Central America (p. 299). 
 
 Guiana. 
 
 Brett (W-H.) Indian tribes of Guiana. 1868. 1166.00 
 l'amin(C) Guyanes, etc. 1837. [Univers.] . 901.17 
 Hancock (J. ) Climate, soil, and productions of British 
 
 Guiana. 2d ed. 1840 1163.01 
 
 Billhouse (Wm.) Indians settled in the interior of British G. [In 
 
 Royal geogr. hoc. Journal, v. 2, 1832.] 90J.U5 
 
 Newes of sir W. Raleigh : with a true description of G., 1618. [In 
 
 Force (P.) Tracts, v. 3.] 577.10 
 
 Pinckard (G.) Observations on the coast of Guiaia. 
 
 1806 noii.12 
 
 Premium (B. ) Eight years in British G. , 1810-48. 1163.00 
 Raleigh (Sir W. ) Discovery of Guiana, 1595. [Hakluyt 
 
 soc, 1818.] 1166.04 
 
 Same. [In his Works, v. 2.1 6064.10 
 
 Same. [In his Works, v 8.] 5064.20 
 
 Schombargk (R. IL) Description of British Guiana. 
 
 1840 1163.01 
 
 — Fishes of British G. 2 v. [ Jardine's Nat. libr. , v. 
 
 39-10.] 4721.07 
 
 — [Various articles. In Royal geogr. soc Journal, v. 6, 10, 12 
 
 13, 15.] . . 903.09 
 
 — Languages and dialects of Indian tribes inhabiting 
 
 Guiana. 1848 4735.01 
 
 St. Clair (T. 8.) Residence in the West Indies and 
 America. 2 v. 1834. 1162.11 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
COUNTRIES: Guinea to Honduras. 
 
 329 
 
 Btedman (J. G.) Narrative of a five years' expedition 
 against the nogroes of Surinam, 1772-1777. 1156 02 
 
 Guinea, (Southwest Africa). 
 Benewt (A.) Some hist, account of Guinea, and the 
 
 slave trade. 1771 1091.13 
 
 Bosnian (W.) *Description of tbe coast of, 1700. LFinkerton, v. 16.] 
 Snelgrave ( W.) New account of Guinea and the slave trade, 1730. , 
 
 'In Green's Col. of voyages, v. 2.] 925.10 
 
 Tardieu {A.) Guinee, etc 1847. [Univers.] 00:2.30 
 See also voyages, 1551-91 [in Kerr's collection, v. 7. 914.14]; 
 1553-46 [in Hakluyt, v. 2-3, 1810. 916.16]; 1653-1730 [in Green 
 V. 1-3. 935.10]. 
 
 4j®- See also, in this olass, Africa ;— Senegambia ;— Li- 
 beria; — Ashantee ; — Dahomey; — Camaroon Mountains; — 
 Loango ; — Oongo J — Angola ; — Niger. 
 
 Hamilton, (Mass.) 
 lilt (J. B.) History of Hamilton. 1834. . . 611.06 
 
 Hampshire, (England). 
 Beauties of England, etc, v. 6, 1805 (byE. W. Bray- 
 ley, etc.) 951a.06 
 
 Murray (J.) Handbook for H. 1855. . . . 953.15 
 
 Hanover (Kingdom of). 
 
 HaUiday (A.) Annals of the House of Hanover. [The 
 Branswick-Luneberg line.] 2 v. 1826. . 476.05 
 
 Wyatt (W.J.) Political and military history of the 
 Hanoverian and Italian war. 2 v. 1868. . 546. 24 
 
 Hanover, (Mass.) 
 
 Barry (J. S. ) Historical sketch of the town of Hanover, 
 Mass., with family genealogies. 1853. . 611.23 
 
 Hanseatic Cities. 
 
 Roux de RocheUe (— ). Histoire et description des Villes 
 anseatiques. [Lubeck, Breme, Hambourg, Magde- 
 bourg, Anvers, Cologne.] 1844. [Univers.] 903.03 
 
 Harran, (Asia Minor). 
 Beke(K) Pilgrimage to Harran. 1865. . . 1052.20 
 
 Hartford, (Conn.) 
 Brief history of the First Baptist church. Hartford, 
 
 1859. 18° 3455.05 
 
 Hartley (W.M.B.) Hartford in the olden time [1631-61.] 
 
 1853 592.12 
 
 Young Men's Institute. Catalogue of the library and 
 
 reading room. H., 1844. 8° 2714.18 
 
 Catalogue of the library. H., 1873. 8°. 2723.17 
 
 — 16th-37th annual report. H. , 1851-75. 8°. . 
 
 Hartz Mountains. 
 
 Andersen (K 0.) Pictures of travel, etc. 1871. 991.18 
 Blackburn (H.) The Harz mountains : a tour in the toy 
 
 country. 1873 966.27 
 
 Our summer in the Harz forest. By a Scotch family. 
 
 [anon.] 1865 964.19 
 
 Haverhill, (Mass.) 
 
 Chase (G. W.) History of Haverhill, 1640-1860. 605.01 
 
 Hawaiian Islands. See Sandwich Islands. 
 
 Hayti. 
 
 Brown (J.) Hist, and present condition of St. Domingo. 
 
 2v. 1837 1161.16 
 
 Edwards {B. ) British West Indies, v. 3. 1807. 556.03 
 Hazard (S.) Santo Domingo, past and present, with 
 
 glance at Hayti. 1873 1161.20 
 
 History of St. Domingo. [1492-1817. anon.] . 555.06 
 Keim (De B. R.) San Domingo : pen pictures. 1161.12 
 Mackenzie (0.) Notes on Haiti. 2 v. 1830. . 1161.14 
 Pert [Sir T.) and Cabot (S.) Voyage to San Domingo, etc., 1516. 
 
 [In Haklnyt. Voyages, v. 3.] 916.17 
 
 Begnault (E.) Hist, des Antilles, [1492-1843.] p. 6-95. . . 901.12 
 Vastey (P. v.. baron de). Pol. remarks on some French works 
 concerning H. 1818. [In Pamphleteer, v. 13.] . 6058.13 
 j(fcff* See also Dominican republic (p. 304). 
 
 Hebrides. 
 
 Boswell (J.) Journal of Johnson's tour to the H. [In Ms Life of 
 Johnson, v. 5-6. 1835.J 3091.22 
 
 ■ Same. [In Johnson's works, v. 2. 18 — ] . . . 6045.11 
 
 Buchanan (B.) The Land of Lome : a poet's adven- 
 tures in the Scottish Hebrides. 1871. . 953.26 
 
 — Birds of the H. [In his Master-spirits, 1873.1 . . . 2517.29 
 
 Johnson (£ ) Tour. See Boswell (J.) above. 
 
 Mackenzie (Sir O.) Account of Hirta and Eona. [In Pinkerton 
 
 v. Sj 1809.] . 926 03 
 
 Martin (M.) Description, of the Western Islands ; voyage to St 
 
 .r-„ Kll ^ 1G1 "- [Pinkerton, v. 3.] 826.03 
 
 Miller (H.) Cruise of the Betsey. 1858. . .4111.23 
 Reminiscences of tbe Lews ; or, twenty years' wild 
 
 sport in the H. By Sixty-one. 2d ed. 1873. 4624.08 
 Smith (A.) A summer in Sky e. 1865. . . . 953.13 
 See also Black's novel, ' Princess of Thule.' 
 
 Herefordshire, (England). 
 Beauties of England, etc., v. 6, 1805 (by E. W. Bray- 
 
 ley, etc.) 951a.06 
 
 Murray (J.) Handbook for H. 1867. . . . 951.08 
 
 Herkimer County, (K Y.) 
 Benton (N. S.) Hist, of Herkimer county. 1856. 614.07 
 
 Hertfordshire, (England). 
 Beauties of England, v. 7, 1808 (by E. W. Brayley). . . . 951a.07 
 Clutterbuck (B.) 'History and antiquities of the county 
 of Hertford. 3 v. 1815-27 N.27.14 
 
 Highlanders. See Scotland. 
 
 Himalaya. 
 
 Gerard (A.) Account of Koonawur, in the Himalaya. 
 
 1841 1014.12 
 
 Hooker (J. D.) Himalayan journals. 2 v. 1855. 1012.06 
 Wilson (A.) The abode of snow. 1875. . .1021.21 
 
 Holland, or Kingdom of the Netherlands. 
 
 1. Description and Travel. 
 
 Baideker (K) Holland. Hand-book. 1871. . 961.27 
 Batty (R.) A family tour through South Holland. [In Waldie 
 
 library, v. l.J 6078.16 
 
 Becket (A.) Trip to Holland, 1770. [In his Miscel., v. 2, 1838.] 1714.02 
 Black (0. B.) Guide to Holland. 1873. . . 961.30 
 Chambers (W.) Torn- in Holland. 1838. . .5814.18 
 Esquiros (A.) The Dutch at home. 1863. . . 964.16 
 McCullagh ( W. T.) Industrial history of free nations, 
 
 v. 2, 1846 5917.12 
 
 Meeter (E. ) Holland : its institutions, its press, kings, 
 
 and prisons. 1857 964.23 
 
 Murray (J.) Handbook for Holland. 1873. . 946.04 
 Puckler Muskau (H. L. H. , prinz von). Tour in Ger- 
 many, Holland, etc. 2 v 941.05 
 
 Prichett(P. T. ) *Brush notes in Holland. 1871. A. 57. 12 
 Tour in Holland, in 1784. By an American, [anon.] 
 
 1799 964.22 
 
 2. History. 
 
 Avaux(J. A.de M., comte d'). Negotiations [as] am- 
 bassador to the United Provinces [1697-88.] From 
 
 the French. 4 v. in 2 541.01 
 
 Davies (CM.) History of Holland to [1794]. 3 v. 
 
 1851 536.01 
 
 DeLiefde (J.) The great Dutch admirals. . .3212.13 
 Gordon (P.L.) Belgium and Holland in 1830. 2 v. 535.01 
 History of H., to 1700. [Universal hist., v. 31.] .... 406.24 
 Motley (J.L.) The rise of the Dutch republic. [1555-84]. 
 
 3v. 1858 536.04 
 
 Reviewed in North Brit, rev., v. 26, 1856 ; Westm. rev., v. 
 65, 1866 ; Blackw. mag., v. 86, 1869 ; N. A. rev., July, 1856 ; 
 and by P. Godwin in his ' Out of the paBt. [2526.18]. 
 — Historv of the United Netherlands. [15S4-1609. ] 
 
 i v. "1868 536.07 
 
 Beviewed in Blackw. mag., v. 89, 1861 : v. 104, 1868 ; Ed. 
 rev., v. 113, 1861 ; New Engl., v. 19, 1861 ; N. Brit, rev., v. 
 34, 1861 ; Qu. rev., V. 109, 1861. 
 
 Life and death of John of Barneveld, advocate of 
 
 Holland. [1609-23.] 2 v. 1874 3018.22 
 
 See also (in Biography) lives of William of Nassau, the 
 Silent ;— William III., of Orange (king of England) ;— Win 
 (Cornells and Jan) ;— Elizabeth (Queen) ;— Philip II. 
 
 tm~ See also Netherlands, in this class. 
 
 Holstein. 
 
 Mailing ( 0. ) Great and good deeds of Danes, Norwe- 
 gians, and Holsteinians. Tr. by A. A. Feldborg. 
 
 1807. 548.05 
 
 See also Schleswig-Holstein, further on. 
 
 Holy Land. See Palestine. 
 
 Holy Roman Empire. 
 
 See (under Germany, p. 325) entries Bryce [544.13], and 
 Comyn [546.05]. 
 
 In asking for books, use the ■• Book Order," giving the AU i'HOK'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
330 
 
 COUNTRIES : Honduras to India. 
 
 Honduras. 
 
 Barker (A.) Voyage to the bay of Honduras, 1578. [JnHaMuyt. 
 
 Voyages, v. 4, 1811.] . . • • • • • • • .4 '. B ',m» 
 
 Cortes (H.) Account of his expedition to H., ^JS-^ 
 
 [Hakluyt society, 1868.] ..... s0 ^fi 
 Henderson (G.) Account of H. 1809. . . : 1 } b5 -}° 
 Squier (E 0.) Honduras : descriptive, historical, and 
 
 statistical. 1870 • • • ■ .. 't'f 
 
 Weils (W.V.) Explorations in Honduras. 18b/. lloo.ui 
 ^®- See also Central America, (p. 299). 
 
 Hudson River, (New York). 
 Lossing (B. J.) The Hudson, from the wilderness to 
 the sea. 1866. • • • • -. ■ • • • \\^i\ 
 Miller's new guide to the Hudson river. 1869. 1112.23 
 
 Hudson County, (N. J.) 
 
 WinAeldlC H.) History of. 1874 655.03 
 
 -History of the Und titles of, 1609-1871. 2 v. 626.06 
 
 Hudson's Bay Company and their Territory. 
 
 Circulars to officers of the H. B. C. [In Sm. miscel. cci, v. 2 80 
 Coats (CM. W.) Geography of, 1727-1751. [Hakluyt 
 
 society 1852 1 1145.15 
 
 See Ed rev. v. 109; North Brit, rev., v. 50, 1869 (Hudson's 
 Bay Company); Westminster rev., v. 88, 1867 (The last great 
 monopoly). See also British Columbia (p. 295). 
 
 Hungary. 
 Ansted (D. T.) A short trip in Hungary and Transyl- 
 vania, in 1862 • • • 965.26 
 
 Brace 10. L.) Hungary in 1851. 1852. . . 965.11 
 Gleia (G. B.) Hungary visited m 1837. . . 9fab.l^i 
 Godkin(EL.) History of Hungary. [300-1850.] 546 09 
 Gbrqei (A.) My life and acts in H., 1848-49. . 545.01 
 History of H., to 1562. [Univ. hist., v. 42.] . 407.03 
 Hunaarti and its revolutions, from the earliest period 
 
 to [1850.] ByB. O. S. 1854 545.02 
 
 Klavka ( G. ) Memoirs of the war of independence in 
 
 Hungary. Tr. by O. Wenckstern. 2 v. 1850. 545.17 
 
 Paget (J. ) Hungary and Transylvania ; social, political, 
 
 and economical. 2 v. 1850 966.19 
 
 Pardae (J. ) City of the Magyar, or Hungary and her 
 
 institutions, 1839-40. 3v 966.24 
 
 Paton (A. A.) The Goth and the Hun. 1850. 965.04 
 Patterson {A. J. ) The Magyars : their country and in- 
 stitutions. 2v. 1869 965.23 
 
 From Agram to Zara. [In Fortn. rev., v. 17, 1872 ; 2 art.] 
 
 Pictures of Hungarian life, {anon.'] By the author of 
 
 "Flemish interiors," etc. 1S69. . . . 965.22 
 
 Prochazka (L. H.) Revelations of Hungary ; or, leaves 
 
 from the diary of an Austrian officer who served 
 
 during the late campaign in that country. With a 
 
 memoir of Kossuth. 1851 545.19 
 
 Pulszky (T.) Tales and traditions of Hungary. 241.69 
 
 Quin(M.J.) Steam voyage down the Danube. 2 v. 966.16 
 
 Szabad (E.) Hungary past and present. 1854. 545.20 
 
 Szeredy (J. ) Asiatic chiefs. [Historical romantic tableau 
 
 of the Hungarian -Magyar nation.] 2 v. 1856. 545.21 
 
 Wyatt ( W. J. ) Hungarian celebrities. 1871. 545.25 
 
 See also Ed. rev., v. 97 (The H. war) ; Fraser's mag., v. 45, 
 
 1852 (History of the Rev., 6 art.) ; v. 65, 1862 (Criticisms of 
 
 Price's Defense of Austria) ; Nat. qu. rev., v. 1, 1800 (H. 
 
 past and present) ; v. 14, 1867 (H., nor literature and pvos- 
 
 pects) ; N.A. rev., v. 109,1869 (H. and Roumania, by K. 
 
 Blind) ; Qu. rev., v. 92, 1853 (Gorgel's Campaigns). 
 
 ^®" See also in this class, Austria ; and (in Biography) 
 lives of Kossuth (p. 165) ; also Language ; — Poetry. 
 
 Iceland. 
 
 Barrow (J.) Visit to Iceland by way of Tronyem in 
 1834. 1143.02 
 
 Blackwood (F. T., lord Dufferin). Yacht voyage to 
 Iceland, in 1856. 1859 991.03 
 
 Dasent (9. W.) The Norseman In Iceland. [In Oxford essays, 
 1858, p. 165-215.] 2588.22 
 
 — (ed.) See Njals Saga, below. 
 
 Forbes (G. 8.) Iceland, its volcanoes, geysers, and gla- 
 ciers. I860 1143.04 
 
 Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 113, 1861. 
 
 Qisli Saga. Story of Gisli the outlaw. [10th century.] 
 From the Icelandic, by (i. W. Dasent. 1866. 171.38 
 
 Gould (S.B.) Iceland: its scenes and sagas. 1863. 1145.04 
 
 Headley (P. 0.) The Islaud of fire, 874-1874. 1143.17 
 
 Mist, and descriptive account of L [anon.] 1841. 1142 01 
 
 Bona (J.) On the history of L, and the Icelandic language and 
 literature. [In Hoy. soo. of lit. Trans, v. 6, 1859.] . 6066.14 
 Kneeland (S.) An American in L 1876. . .1143.18 
 Mackenzie (<?. 8.) Travels in L during 1810. 1145.01 
 Metcalfe (F.) Oxonian in Iceland. 1867. . .1142.18 
 Miles (P.) Rambles in Iceland. 1854. . . 1143.06 
 
 Same. [In Trav. libr., v. 4.] . . . . 5075.09 
 
 Matter (M.) The Norseman in I. [In Ms Chips from a German 
 
 workshop, v. 2, 1869.] 2537.20 
 
 Murray (J., publ.) Handbookfor. 3ded. 1858. 991.08 
 Njals Saga. Story of the Burnt Njal, or life in Iceland 
 at the end of the 10th century. Tr. by G. W. Da- 
 sent. 2v. 1861 . . 145.26 
 
 Orkneyinga saga. From the Icelandic, by J. A. Hjal- 
 talin and G. Goudie. Ed. with introd. by J. An- 
 derson. 1873. 8°. 543.13 
 
 Paijkull (C. W.) Summer in Iceland. 1868. 1142.17 
 Pfeiffer (I.) Journey to Iceland. 1852. . , 1142.03 
 Taylor (B.) Egypt and Iceland in 1874. . .1081.26 
 Troil ( U. von). Letters on Iceland. 2d ed. 1772. 1142.20 
 
 Same, [/re Finkerton, v. 1.] 926.01 
 
 Waller (3. E.) Six weeks in the saddle : a painter's 
 
 journal. 1874 H42.il 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 46, 1852 (Iceland, a.d. 1000); Qu. 
 rev., v. Ill, 1862 (I. and the change of faith to Christianity) ; 
 Wes'tm. rev., v. 86, 1866 (Legendary lori of I.) 
 
 jS9- See also, in the general alphabet. Language [Iceland- 
 ic) ;— Literature (Icelandic). 
 
 Idaho. 
 
 United States. Geological survey of the territories by F. V. Hay- 
 
 den. 6th report. 1872 4116.25 
 
 Commissioner of mining statistics. Reports, 1867-74. 8 v. 4116.22 
 
 See also Stevens's Report on a railroad route, 47th-49th 
 
 parallel of latitude 1127.12 
 
 Illinois. 
 Birkbeck (M.) Letters from Illinois. 2d ed. 1818. 1124.17 
 Brown (H) History of Illinois. 1844. . . 592.22 
 Beck(L.C) Gazetteer of I. and Missouri. 1823. 1134.12 
 Clark (G. B.) Sketch of his campaign in the Illinois 
 
 in 1778-9 592.21 
 
 Davidson (A.) and 8tuv6 (B.) History of L, 1673-1873. 
 Eddy {T. M.) Patriotism of I. Civil and military his- 
 tory of the war for the Union. 2 v. 1865. 633.05 
 Elwards (N.W.) History of Elinois, 1778-1833. 592.23 
 Farnham(E. W.) Life in Prairie land. 1852.1124.16 
 Gerhard (F.) Hlinois as it is. 1857. . . .1122.03 
 
 Melish{J.) Map of Illinois. 1818 1123.22 
 
 See alto Chicago. 
 
 Hlyria. 
 
 Shoberl (F.) World in miniature. 2 v. . . 6631.21 
 
 Independence Hall, (Phila.) 
 Belisle (D. W.) History of. 1859. . . . 
 India and East India Company. 
 
 1. History and Antiquities. 
 Alien (D.O.) India; ancient and modern. 1856. 1035.08 
 
 Auber (P. ) Kise and progress of the British power rn 
 India. [To 1835.] 2 v. 1846 1015.01 
 
 Blagdon (F. W.) Brief history of ancient and modern I. [mm 
 Williamson (T.) European in India. 1813] . •_ • l 01 J; iB 
 
 Catrow (F. ) History of the Mogul dynasty in India. 
 1399-1657 I 03 ?' 2 . 1 
 
 Corner ij.) India pictorial, descriptive, and historical. 
 1854 1013Jj 
 
 Craufurd (Q.) Researches concerning the laws, theo- 
 logy, learning, commerce, etc. of ancient and mod- 
 ern India. 2 v. 1817 • 1 * 1 ' 
 
 Dubois de Jancigny (A. P.) and Baymond (X) .uide. 
 [Histoire et description.] 1845. [TJuivers.] mil 
 
 Elknborough (E. L., earl of). History of [his] Indian 
 administration, in his correspondence with tne 
 duke of Wellington. [1841-44.] With letters to 
 the queen. Ed. by lord Colchester . . WMA» 
 
 Elliot (H. M. ) The history of L, as told by its own .his- 
 torians, v. 1-5. The Muhammadan period. 10.3o.ia 
 
 Elphinsione (M.) History of India. The Hindu ana 
 ' Mahometan periods. [To 1761.] 3ded. . llMo-*) 
 
 England. House of Commons. Statistical abstract relat- 
 ing to British India, 1862-71. . • • • f 9 *';" 8 
 
 Gamtt (J.) Classical dictionary of India : mythology, 
 philosophy, literature, antiquities, customs, ere. 
 
 1H71 * • • XUtfO.J-* 
 
 591.10 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBBABI. 
 
COUNTRIES: India. 
 
 831 
 
 Qholam Hussein Khan (Mir). Siyar-ul-nratakherin ; a 
 history of the Mohammedan power in India dur- 
 ing the last century. Revised from the translation 
 of Haji Mustefa, and collated with the Persian 
 original, by J. Briggs. v. 1. 1832. . . 7816.05 
 Great Britain. Public record office. Calendar of state 
 papers. Colonial series. East Indies. 1513-1621. 
 Ed. by W. N. Sainsbury. L., 1862-70. 8°. 5133.01 
 Heeren (A. S. L.) Hist, researches, v. 3. 1833. 424.27 
 History of Hindustan, or the Great Moguls, 1483-1789. [Universal 
 
 History, v. 6, 1769.] 405.26 
 
 History of I. and Indo-China. [Universal hist., v. 7, 1769.] 405.27 
 
 Kaye (J. W. ) Lives of Indian officers ; illus. of the 
 
 civil and military services of India.2 v. 1867.3224.20 
 
 See also (in Biography) lives of Olive and Hastings. 
 
 Ludlow (J. M.) British I. : its races and its history, 
 
 with reference to the mutinies of 1857. . 1031.01 
 
 Macfarlane (G) Hist of British L [1600-1849.] 1013.05 
 
 Malcolm (J. ) Memoir of central India, including Malwa, 
 
 etc. 2v. 1823 1014.13 
 
 — Political history of India, 1784-1823. 2 v. 1012.12 
 Manning (Mrs. — ). Ancient and mediaeval India. 2 v. 
 
 1869 1036.10 
 
 Note. — A survey of the literature, philosophy, and reli- 
 gions of India. Reviewed by F. B. Cobbe in Eraser's mag., 
 
 1870, v. 1. 
 Martin (B. M.) History of the British possessions in 
 
 the East Indies. [Bengal, Madras, Bombay.] 2 v. 
 
 1837 1013.06 
 
 Martineau (H.) British rule in India. 1857. . 1011.02 
 Maurice (T. ) Indian antiquities: the ancient geogr. 
 
 divisions, laws, gov., commerce, and lit. of Hin- 
 
 dostan. 7 v. 1792-1806 1031.15 
 
 MUX (J.) History of British India [1527-1805.] 6 v. 
 
 1848 1015.09 
 
 Note.— For continuation see Wilson [H. H.) 
 Murray (H. and others). Hist, account of British India. 
 
 [To 1830.] 1012.03 
 
 Oulram (J.) Conquest of Scinde. [1842-43]. 2 v. 1035.19 
 Pococke (E) India in Greece : or, truth in mythology. 
 
 1852 1015.18 
 
 Prinsep (J.) Essays on Indian antiquities, historic, 
 
 numismatic, and palaaographic. Ed. byE. Thomas. 
 
 2v. 1858 1014.05 
 
 Robertson (W.) Historical disquisition concerning I., 
 
 prior to [1538.] 1014.08 
 
 Taylor (M) Manual of the history of India to the 
 
 present 1870 1031.09 
 
 Thornton (K) History of the British empire in India. 
 
 [1600 to 1844.] 6v. 1015.03 
 
 Trotter (L. J.) History of India, 1844 to 1862. Form- 
 ing a sequel to Thornton's History of India. 2 v. 
 
 1866 1036.08 
 
 — HiBtory of I from the earliest times. 1873. 1036.12 
 Ward (W.) View of the history, literature, and my- 
 thology of the Hindoos ; their manners and cus- 
 toms, and translations from their principal works. 
 3 v. New ed. 1822 7815.09 
 
 Wheeler (J. T.) History of India. 2 v. 1867-76. 1035.01 
 
 v. 1. The Yedio period and the Maha Bharata. 
 
 v. 2. The Ramayana and the Brahmauic period. 
 
 v. 3. Hinduism, Buddhism, aud Brahmanical revival. 
 
 v. 4. Pt. 1. Mussulman rule. 
 Wilson (K S.) History of British India, 1805-1835. 
 3v. 1015.15 
 
 Note.— A. oontinuatiou of Mill. 
 
 ,69" The leading general histories of the British rule 
 in India are those of Mill, as supplemented by Wilson, to 
 1835, aud of Thornton, as supplemented by Trotter, to 1862. 
 Among those which are compendious, and better suited 
 for general reading, are the histories of Maefarlane, Taylor, 
 and Trotter, of which the two latter are the most recent and 
 elaborate, Taylor's being in especial repute. Ludlow's ' Brit- 
 ish India,' and Marlineau's ' British rale ' treat the subject 
 with reference more particularly to public policy and mor- 
 ality. Kaye's Historical works are all of the highest author- 
 ity. Allen a id Corner are descriptive and popular. Such 
 works as cover the ' Hindu period ' treat more or less 
 fully of the customs, literature, aud religion of the Hindus. 
 
 2. Bus so-Indian Question. 
 [See also Asia (p. 291).] 
 
 Bell (Major K ) The Oxus and the Indus. 2d ed. 
 
 1874 1026.11 
 
 Trench (Capt. F.) The Busso-Indian question. 5727.19 
 See also MacmiUan, v.32, 1876; New Englander, v.34, 187S. 
 
 3. Sepoy mutiny, 1857-58. 
 Buxton (O.) Questions raised by the mutiny. [In Oambridee es. 
 Bays, p. 241-73. 1867 2517 15 
 
 Edwards (W.) Personal adventures in Kohilcund, 
 Futtehghur, and Oude. 1858 1011.07 
 
 Oubbins (M. U.) An account of the mutinies in Oudh, 
 and of the siege of Lucknow. 1858. . . 1014.11 
 
 Kaye (John Wm.) History of the Sepoy war. v. 1-2. 
 Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 124, 1866, (v. 1) j v. 133 1871 (v 
 2) ; Eraser's mag., v. 70, 1864 (v. 1) j n. s., v. 3, 1871 (v. 21 • 
 Westm. rev., v. 84, 1866 (v. 1). 
 
 Meade (H.) The Sepoy revolt: its causes and conse- 
 quences. 1857 1014.07 
 
 Rees (L. E B. ) Siege of Lucknow. 1858. . 1012.11 
 
 Botton (J. E. W. ) The chaplain's narrative of the siege 
 Delhi. 1858 1013.03 
 
 Russell ( W. K ) My diary in L, 1858-9. 2 v. 1013.13 
 $&• See also (iu Biography) lives of Havelook [Sir H.) ; 
 — Lawkenoe (Sir H.) 
 
 Note — Nnmerous articles relating to the Indian mutiny 
 are to be found in Blackwood's mag., aud Fraser's mag. for 
 1857, 1858. For papers of a general scope see Ed. rev., v. 
 106, 1867 ; New Englander. V. 16, 1857 ; V. 17, 1859 ; N. A. 
 rev., v. 86, 1858 ; Quar. rev., v. 102, 1857 ; Winslow's Jour- 
 nal of psy. med., v. 11, 1858 (Moral and mental aspects) ; 
 Westm. rev., v. 70, 1858 (Indian heroes). 
 
 On the Indian army, see Blaukw. mag., v. 86, 1859 ; Ed. 
 rev., v. 97 ; Fraser's mag., v. 72, 1865 ; v. 73, 1866 ; W. R. 
 Gleig's Essays, v. 2, 1858 [2528.16]. 
 
 On tlie Civil service of India see Blackwood's mag., v. T9, 
 1856 ; v. 89, 1861 (2 art.) ; Fraser's mag., v. 64, 1856 ; v. 74, 
 1866 ; Oct., Nov., 1873, March, 1874 (3 art.) ; Quar. rev., v. 
 92,1853. 
 
 On Indian finances see Westm. rev., v. 60, 1853 ; Fraser's 
 mag., V. 60, 1859 ; v. 67, 1863 ; v. 70, 1864 ; H. 8., V. 2, 1870 ; 
 Blackwood's mag., v. 92, 1862 ; 
 
 On the Public works of India, see Thornton (W. T.) In- 
 dian public works, etc. 1875 [3942.19] ; Ed. rev., v. 99 (Pub- 
 lio works in Madras) ; N. A. rev., v. 81, 1855 (Opening of the 
 Ganges Canal) ; Fraser's mag., v. 66, 1862 (Publio works in 
 India). 
 
 4. Travels and Description. 
 
 Asiatic Journal and monthly register for British India 
 and its dependencies, v. 1-28. 1816-1829. 28 v. 
 
 London, 1816-1829. 8°. 8015.01 
 
 Same. New series. For British and foreign India, 
 
 etc. v. 1-40. London, 1830-1842. 8°. . 8016.01 
 
 Same. 3d s., v. 1-3, 1843-44 8017.08 
 
 *BatH (ff.) Voyage to Pegu, 1579. [Pinkerton, v. 9.] . . 926.09 
 
 Beames (J.) Memoirs of the hist, folklore, and races 
 
 of northwestern India: an amplified ed. of Elliot's 
 
 suppl. glossary of Indian terms. 2 v. London, 
 
 1869. 8°. 1036.20 
 
 Bell(W. M.) Other countries, v. 1, 1872 913.14 
 
 Bengalee (The) : or, sketches of society and manners 
 
 in the East, [anon.] 1829 1012.08 
 
 Berncastle (J. ) Voyage to China ; including a visit to 
 
 the Bombay presidency ; the Manratta country ; 
 
 the cave temples of western India, Singapore, 
 
 straits of Malacca and Sunda, etc. 2 v. 1821. 1023.06 
 
 British India analyzed ; provincial and revenue estab. 
 
 of Tippoo Sultaun and of Mahomedan and British 
 
 conquerors, stated, etc. 3 v. [n.p.] 1793. 8°. 1012.14 
 
 Buchanan (0.) Christian researches in I. 1840. 913.19 
 
 Burnes (A.) Travels into Bokhara ; from India to Ca- 
 
 bool, etc. 3v. 1834 1044.17 
 
 Butler (W.) The land of the Veda. 1872. .1016.06 
 Buyers (W.) Becollections of northern I. 1852. 1013.17 
 Capper (J. ) The three presidencies of India. History 
 
 and account, eic. [To 1852.] 1014.02 
 
 Carpenter (M.) Six months in India. 2 v. 1868. 1012.17 
 Casteneda (F. L. de). Discovery and conquest of I. by the Portu- 
 guese, 1497 and 1625. [Kerr. Voyages, v. 2, p. 292-524.] 914.09 
 Chunder (B.) Travels of a Hindoo to various parts of 
 Bengal and upper India. With introd. by J. Tal- 
 
 boys Wheeler. 2 v. 1869 1013.22 
 
 Church (Mrs. B.) " Gup." Sketches of Anglo-Indian 
 
 Life. 1868 1011.06 
 
 Cornier (J.) Modern traveller, v. 10. 1824. . 911.10 
 
 Correa (&.) Three voyages and vice royalty of Vasco 
 
 de Gama. With introd. by H. E. J. Stanley. [Hak- 
 
 luyt soc, 1869 1036.19 
 
 Coryat [T.) Letters from Iudia. [In his Crudities, v. 3, 1776.) 923.11 
 Cunningham (A.) The ancient geography of India, v. 1. 
 
 1811 1035.05 
 
 v. 1. The' Buddist period, including the campaigns of 
 Alexander and the travels of Hwea Thsang. 
 
 In asking for books, use the "Book Orders," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBEB. 
 
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 Day (L. B. ) Govinda Samanta, or history of a Ben- 
 gal Kaiyat. [Fiction.] 1874 1031.24 
 
 Dennison (W.) Varieties of vice-regal life, v. 2, 1861. . .1035.28 
 
 Dowleans (A.M.) Descriptive catalogue of contributions 
 of India to the London exhibition of 1862. 1016.04 
 
 Duff (MEG.) Notes of an Indian journey. 1876.1031.25 
 
 Early voyages of the English to the East Indies. [In Kerr (R.) 
 Voyages, V. 7, p. 462-520 ; v. 8-9.] 914.14 
 
 Easiwick (E. B.) See Hurray (J. ), below. 
 
 Eden (E.) Up the country : letters from the upper pro- 
 vinces of India. 2 v. 1866 1011.03 
 
 Faria y Sauza (M. de). The Portuguese in India, from 1505 to 1639. 
 [Kerr's voyages, v. 6, p. 69-506.] 914.13 
 
 Forbes (J.) Oriental memoirs : 1 7 years in India. 4 v. 
 1813 1016.07 
 
 Fawcetl (H.) Indian finance. [In his Speeches, p. 1-106.] 6724.19 
 
 Frederick (6.) Voyages and travels in I., 1503-1581. [Kerr's voy- 
 V. 7, p. 142-211.] 914.14 
 
 Gawler (J. G. ) Sikhini. With hints on mountain and 
 jungle warfare. 1873 1014.19 
 
 Green (J.) Ool. of voyages, v. 1. (First voyages and discoveries 
 in I., 1497-1545) 935.09 
 
 Hall(B.) Fragments of travels. 3d series. 1842. 935.14 
 
 Bastings (F. Bawdon, marquess). Private journal in In- 
 dia. 1813-18. 2 v 3076.04 
 
 Heber(B.) Journey through India, 1824-26. 3 v. 1013.18 
 
 Sill (J.) Geography of India. 1874. . . .1031.23 
 
 History of Commerce to, and settlements in, the East Indies. 
 [Universal history, v. 9-11.] 406.02 
 
 Hodson (W. S. B.) Twelve years of a soldier's life in 
 India. 1859 1013.11 
 
 Honigberger (J. M.) Thirty-five years in the East. 
 1852 4334.16 
 
 Hong-Kong to London ; or, our new road home from 
 China, [anon.] 1872 1031.14 
 
 Hunter (W- W.) Famine aspects of Bengal districts. 
 1874. 1031.22 
 
 — Annals of rural Bengal, [v. 1. The ethnical frontier.] 
 
 1868 1013.21 
 
 — Orissa : v. 2-3 of rural Bengal. 2 v. 1872. 1013.24 
 Ireland (J.B. ) Wall street to Cashmere, 1851-56. 1025.04 
 Irving (B. A.) Commerce of India : routes successively 
 
 taken, etc. 1858 5923.04 
 
 Jones (Sir W.) Works. 13 v. 1807. . . .5046.01 
 
 For Contents, see under his name in general alphabet. 
 Knighton (W.) Private life of an eastern king. 1011.01 
 Letter on the subject of an open trade to India. 1813. [Pam- 
 phleteer, v. 1 ] 6058.01 
 
 Mackenzie (0.) Six years in India. 1S53. . 1012.09 
 Maclean (C.) View of the consequences of laying open the trade 
 
 to India. [Pamphleteer, v. 1.] 5058.01 
 
 Maine [H. S.) Effects of observation of India on modern Euro- 
 pean thought. [In Ids Village-communities, 1876.] 5624.03a 
 Major (B. H, editor). India in the xv. century; be- 
 ing a collection of narratives of voyages. [Hakluyt 
 
 society, 1857.] 1035.09 
 
 Markham (G. B.) Travels in India. 1862. .1163.15 
 Matheson(J.) Narrative of Iudian travel. 1870. 1016.12 
 Minium (B.B.) Prom New York to Delhi. 1858.1023.10 
 Mundy (G. G.) Pen and pencil sketches m India. 
 
 [1828-29.] 1013 . 10 
 
 Murray (H, and others). Descriptive account of Brit- 
 ish India. [To 1830.] 3 v 1012.03 
 
 Murray (J.) Handbook for India ; by E. B. Eastwick. 
 
 1859 ^ 1013 08 
 
 Contents : Part 1. Madras. Part 2. Bombay. ' 
 Myers (P.V.N.) Remains of lost empires. 1875. 1045.14 
 Oriental annual or scenes in India. 1834-10. 7 v. 1031.02 
 v. 1, 3, 6, 1834-38. Descriptive account, by J. H. Caunter 
 v vi'^ 837, LlT63 of fhe Moghul emperors, Timur Ben 
 and Baber. v. 6-7, 1839-40. Tales, legends, etc. by T. Bacon 
 Palmer (J. W. ) California and India in romantic as- 
 pects. 1859 1114 04 
 
 Parlby (Mrs. ) 'Wanderings of a pilgrim, in search' of 
 
 the pioturesque. 2 v. 18^0 ioi6 13 
 
 Patterson (R. H.) Our Indian empire. [In Essays, 1862 1 1412 01 
 
 — Iudia: its castes and creeds. Unhis Essays 1862 1 1419m 
 PemoerJE H.) England and India. [In Internationai policy 
 
 lobe. J 571 r li 
 
 Ritchie (L.) Hist, of Oriental nations, v. l' 1848* ' ' inu'm 
 Roe (Sir T.) Voyage to I., 1614-15. [Pinkerton. v/s.j .' [ 926 08 
 Boyle (J. F) parous plants ot India fitted foi eor- 
 dage, clothing, and paper. 1855. . . . 4915 04 
 8liacespear(H.) Wild sports of India. I860. 1012 02 
 Sltoberl(F.) World in miniature. Hindoustan. Ov 
 
 — — bame. India beyond the Ganges. . 6631 3fi 
 Sleeman(W.H) The Thugs of India. 2 v. 1839. lOlsioi 
 
 Shurreef (J.) Qanoon-e-islam, or the customs of the 
 Moosul-mans of India. Tr. by G. A. Herklots 
 
 1832 345422 
 
 Spoliation of Oude, by the East India Company, faith. 
 
 fully recounted, [anon.] L., 1857. 8°. 1014.09 
 
 Taylor (J. Bayard). Visit to India. 1855. . 1022.07 
 
 Tillotson (J.) 'Picturesque scenery of India. With 
 
 29 illus. by Capt. Wauch. Engraved by E. Pin- 
 
 den. [n. d.] 1035.07 
 
 Travels of two Mahommedans through India and China in the 
 
 9th century. [Pinkerton's voyages, v. 7.] ... . 935 07 
 
 Trevelyan(G. 0.) The competition Wallah. 1866. 1011.05 
 
 Vincent (F.,jr.) Through and through the tropics 
 
 1876 1011.10 
 
 Williamson (T.) European in India. 1813. . 1016.19 
 Wood (J. ) Journey to the source of the Oxus, by the In- 
 dus, Kabul, Badakhshan. [1836-38.] . . 1014.07 
 Wright ( C. ) India and its inhabitants. 1858. . 101418 
 
 — Lectures on India. 1848 1035.12 
 
 Wood ( W. M.) Pankwei ; or India, etc. 1859. 1022.08 
 See also Blackwood, v. 76, 1854 (Gangetic provinces • 
 2 art.) ; v. 79, 1856 (Sketches) ; v. 112, 1872 (Pundrapore 
 presidency) ; Bibl. sacra, Oct., I860 (Aborigines of India) ■ 
 Ed. rev., v. 98 (Nations of 1., and their manners) ; N. Brit! 
 rev., v. 38, 1863 (Hill tribes in India) ; Ed. rev., April, 1875 
 (Geology and races of I.) ; v. 135, 1872 (Central provinces) ; 
 Fraser's mag , v. 5P, 1856 (Six months in I.j 2 art.) ; v. 79I 
 80 (Life in I.; 6 art.) ; Macmillan's mag., v. 32, 1875 (Indian 
 notes by J. Routledge ; 3 art.) 
 
 See also iu the general alphabet, Biblical and relig. lit. 
 (Missions, p. 93) ;— Buddhism (p. 79) ;— Hinduism fp. 100) ; 
 — Language ; — Literature. 
 See also Indo-China (p. 334). 
 
 Indian Archipelago. 
 
 Earl (G. W-) The native races of the Indian Archipe- 
 lago : Papuans. 1853 4733.13 
 
 Palmer (Capt. 67.) Kidnapping in the south seas. [New 
 Hebrides, Fiji, etc.] 1871 -. 1065.19 
 
 Perm (F.) *Voyage for discovery of southern lands, 1800 [Pin- 
 kerton, v. 11.] 926.11 
 
 Tasman (A. J.) *Voyage for the discovery of southern countries, 
 1642. [Pinkerton, v. 11.] 926.11 
 
 Shoberl(F) World in miniature. 2 v. . . . 6631.05 
 See also, Quar. rev., v. Ill, 1862. 
 &&- See also Eastern Archipelago (p. 305), where these 
 titles should have been placed. 
 
 Indian Ocean of the Ancients. 
 
 Nearchus. Voyage from the Indus to the Euphrates. [In Vincent 
 
 (W.) Commerce, etc., v. 1.] 1016.01 
 
 Vincent ( W. ) The commerce and navigation of the an- 
 cients in the Indian ocean. 2 v. 1807. . 1016.01 
 v. 1. Voyage of Nearchus from the Indus to the Euphrates. 
 v. 2. The Periplus of the Erythrean Sea. 
 
 Indiana. 
 
 Indiana as a home for emigrants. Indianapolis, State 
 printer, 1864. 8°. 1133.22 
 
 Report of the adjutant general of the State. Indiana- 
 polis, 1863. 8° 641.02 
 
 Report of special agents, pay agents, etc., visiting 
 troops, etc. Indianapolis, 1863. 8°. . . . 641.02 
 
 Asher and Adams. New topographical atlas and gazet- 
 teer of Indiana. New York, 1871. fol. . 1137.01 
 
 Cox (S. C.) Recollections of the early settlement of the 
 Wabash valley. 1860 624.17 
 
 Geological survey. First annual report, 18G9. ByE. 
 T. Cox. [With maps.] 2 v. Ind., 1869. 8°. 4114.13 
 
 Soldier (The) of Indiana in the war for the Union. 633.07 
 
 Indians. 
 Adventures among the native tribes of America. 922.25 
 Bancroft (H. H.) The native races of the Paoific states 
 
 of North America, v. 1. Wild tribes. 1874. 565.07 
 Reviewed in Westm. rev., April, 1876. 
 Bailey ( T. 0. ) Life and adventures of a quaker among 
 
 the Indians. 1875 561.14 
 
 Belden (G. P.) Belden, the white chief ; or twelve years 
 
 among the wild Indians of the plains. 1871. 561.15 
 Boiler (H. A.) Among the Indians, eight years in the 
 
 far west, 1858-66. 1868 557.29 
 
 Boys' book of Indian battks and adventures. 561.13 
 Bradford (A. W. ) American antiquities and origin and 
 
 history of the red race. 1843 557.04 
 
 Brett (W.H.) Indian tribes of Guiana. 1868. 1166.00 
 Brinton (D. (?.) Myths of the new world. 1868. 3816.05 
 
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 Broumell {0. De W.) Indian races of North and South 
 America. 1873 561.11 
 
 Carver (J.) Travels through North America, 1766-68. 
 
 Case of the Seneca Indians in the State of New York. 
 1840 614.12 
 
 Catalogue of portraits of Indians of N. America, with sketohes of 
 scenery painted by J. M. Stanley. [Sm. miscel. coll., v. 2, 
 1862.] 3935.12 
 
 Callin (67.) Manners, customs, etc. of the N. A. Indians. 
 '2,r. 1857 557.16 
 
 — O-kee-pa: a religious ceremony ; and other customs 
 
 of the Mandans. 1867 558.21 
 
 Golden (0. ) Hist, of the five Indian nations of Canada. 
 
 2ded. 1747. 557.11 
 
 Cre-morny (J.) Life among the Apaches. 1868. 557.10 
 Custer ( Gen. 67. A. ) My life on the plains ; or, personal 
 
 experiences with the Indians. 1874. . . 1134.22 
 Deforest (J. W.) Hist of the Indians of Connecticut 
 
 to 1850. 1853 592.07 
 
 Drake (8. 67. ) Biography and history of the Indians of 
 
 N. A. 1851 557.01 
 
 — Old Indian chronicle ; being a collection of rare 
 
 tracts published in the time of king Philip's war. 
 
 1836 557.09 
 
 Edwards (J. .jr.) On the language of the Muhhekaneew Indians. 
 
 [In kis Works, v. 1.] 3516.07 
 
 Gallatin (A.) A synopsis of the Indian tribes in North America. 
 
 [Archsologia Amer., T. 2.] 577.19 
 
 Gardner (W. H.) Ethnology of the Indians of the valley of the 
 
 Bed river of the north. [Sm. rep., 1870.] . . . .3936.25 
 Goodrich, (b. 67.) History of the Indians of N. A. and 
 
 S. A. 1864. 561.09 
 
 — Lives of celebrated American Indians. 1843. 561.07 
 
 — Manners, customs, and antiquities of the Indians of 
 
 North and South America. By Peter Parley. 
 
 [pseud] 1864 561.0s 
 
 Grossman (F.E.) Pima Indians of Arizona. [Sm. rep. ,1871.] 3936.26 
 Beckewdder (J - .) Account of Indian natives who once inhabited 
 
 Pennsylvania and the neighboring states. [In Amer. 
 
 philos. soo. Trans., v. 1] 1819 661.10 
 
 — Narrative of the mission of the United Brethren 
 
 among the Delaware and Mohegan Indians, 1740 
 to 1808. 1820 557.08 
 
 — Words, phrases, and short dialogues, in the language of the 
 
 Lenni Lenapes, [In Amer. philos. soo., v. 1, 1819.] 661.10 
 
 — and Duponceau [P. S.) Correspondence on the language of 
 
 the Amer. Indians. [In Amer. philos. soc. Trans., v. 1, 
 1819.] 561.10 
 
 Historical account of the doings and sufferings of the christian 
 Indians in New England, 1675-77. [anon.] [Archaeologia 
 Amer., v. 2.] 677.19 
 
 Hubbard { W. ) History of the Indian wars in New Eng- 
 land to the termination of the war with king Phi- 
 lip, in 1677. With preface and notes, by S. G. 
 Drake. 2 v. 1865 557.18 
 
 Hunter {J. D. ) Manners and customs of several Indian 
 tribes west of the Mississippi 1823. . 557.30 
 
 Halkelt (J. ) Historical notes respecting the Indians of 
 North America, with remarks on the attempts to 
 convert and civilize them. 1825. . . . 557.06 
 
 Heard (J. V. D.) Hist, of the Sioux war and massacres 
 of 1862 and 1863. 1863 557.13 
 
 Irving (J. T. ) Indian sketches, taken during an expe- 
 dition to the Pawnee tribes. 2 v. 1835. 561.01 
 
 Johnson (A. C.) The Iroquois ; or, the bright side of 
 Indian character. 1855 557.12 
 
 Johnston (J.) Account of the present state of the Indian tribes 
 inhabiting Ohio, 1819. [In Archaologia Amer., v. l.J 677.18 
 
 Jones (C. C.,jr.) Antiquities of the southern Indians, 
 particularly of the Georgia tribes. 1873. 558.22 
 
 Jones ■ (6?.) History of ancient America, proving the 
 identity of the aborigines with the Tyrians and 
 Israelites. The Tyrian era. 3d ed. 1843. 567.01 
 
 Kane (P. ) Wanderings of an artist among the Indians 
 of N. A. from Canada to Vancouver's Island and 
 Oregon. 1859 557.07 
 
 Kennedy (J. ) Probable origin of th« American Indians. 
 1854 4735.01 
 
 Ketchum (W.) Notices of the Six nations or Iroquois 
 Indians, including the Senecas. [ With his Hist, of 
 Buffalo.] 1864 622.14 
 
 Kidder (F.) Expedition of Capt. J. Lovewell, and his 
 encounters with the Indians ; including a particu- 
 lar account of the Pequauket battle. 1865. 557.24 
 
 Kip (L.) Expedition against the northern Indians. [In his Armv 
 life, etc. 1859.] , 1123.24 
 
 Kohl (J. 67. ) Kitchi-Gami. [Indian traits and legends.] 
 . i860 1115.17 
 
 Larimer (S. L. ) The capture and escape ; or, life among 
 the Sioux 1870 557.21 
 
 Letherman {J.) Sketch of Navajo Indians. [Sm. rep., 1855.] 3936.10 
 
 Life among the Mormons, and chapter on the Indians 
 of the West, [anon.] 1868 1115.08 
 
 McConnell (E. U.) Account of the old Indian village Kueh kueh 
 kee, near Newcastle, Penn. [Sm. rep., 1871.] . . .3936.26 
 
 Mcintosh {J. ) Origin of the North American Indians. 
 New ed. 1853 557.20 
 
 McKenney (T. L.) Memoirs, sketches of Northern and 
 Southern Indians. 2d ed. 2v.ini. 1846. 557.26 
 
 New York (State of). Proceedings of the commissioners 
 of Indian affairs, appointed for the extinguishment 
 of Indian titles. With an introduction and notes, 
 by P. B. Hough. 2 v. 1862 557.27 
 
 Pidijeon ( W. ) Traditions of De-Coo-Dah, and antiqua- 
 rian researches : the mound-builders. 1853. 557.03 
 
 Rau (C) Ancient aboriginal trade in North America. [Sm. re- 
 port, 1872.] 3936.27 
 
 Rullenber (KM.) History of the Indian tribes of Hud- 
 son's river. 1872 561.04 
 
 Schoolcraft (H. R.) Hiawatha legends. 1856. 3816.06 
 
 — Historical and statistical information respecting the 
 
 Indian tribes of the United States. Pts. 1-3. Phil- 
 adelphia, 1851-53. 4° 568.02 
 
 Same. v. 1-5. Phil., 1853. 4°. . . . 568.05 
 
 — Notes on the Iroquois. 1847 557.02 
 
 Shea (J. 67. ) History of the Catholic missions among 
 
 the Indian tribes of the U. S. 1529-1854. 3462.05 
 
 Simon (B. A.) Ten tribes of Israel identified with the 
 
 aborigines of the western hemisphere. 1836. 566. 14 
 
 Smith (J. ) Account of his captivity with the Indians, 
 
 1755-59. With notes by W. M. Darlington. 557.23 
 
 Smith (W.) Hist, account of Bouquet's expedition 
 
 against the Ohio Indians in 1764. With preface 
 
 by P. Parkman. 1868 557.22 
 
 Stone (W. L.) Life of Joseph Brant-Thayendanegia : 
 including the border ware of the American revolu- 
 tion. 2 v. N. Y., 1838. 8° 3023.13 
 
 Tliacher (B.B.) Indian biography. 2 v. 1846. 557.14 
 
 Trumbull (H.) Indian wars. 1848 557.05 
 
 Tuttle (E. B.) Boy's book about Indians ; three years 
 
 on the plains. 1873 561.03 
 
 United States. Report of the select committee of the 
 House of Representatives [upon the Georgia and 
 Creek Indian controversy, 1824-27.] 1827. 561.05 
 VetromUe (K) The Abnakis of Acadia. 1866. 557.32 
 Walker (F. A.) The Indian question. 1874. 561.06 
 West (J. ) Excursions among the North American In- 
 dians, 1820-26. 1827 1153.10 
 
 Whipple [A. W.), Ewbank {T), and Turner [W. W.) Report on 
 the Indian tribes, near the 35th parallel. [In Pacific R. R. 
 
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 Bibliography. 
 Field ( T. W.) An essay towards an Indian bibliography. 
 Being a catalogue of books relating to the Ameri- 
 can Indians in the library of T. Field. With his- 
 torical notes. 1873 2734.15 
 
 — Catalogue of his library, sold May 24, 1875. [Priced.] 
 
 Note.— The Indians are treated of in the early chapters 
 of general histories of the United States, such as Bancroft 
 and Hitdrcth ; and in the histories of particular states and 
 sections, such as New York, New England, the West, etc. 
 See also America ['Antiquities,' p. 288 ; ' Works on the discov- 
 ery and settlement of America,' p. 289), where may be fouud 
 the important works of Helps, and Parjcman. 
 
 Also names of various other countries of North and 
 South America, such as Canada, Mexico, Central Ameri- 
 ca, Peru, Brazil, etc. 
 
 In Biography, see lives of Pocahontas, Philip (King), 
 Pontiao, Logan, Brant, Teoumseh, Risd Jacket. 
 
 In Fiction see the Leather-stocking series of Cooper, and 
 the romances of Aimard. 
 
 In Poetry see Longfellow's Hiawatha. 
 
 The Index to the first fifty volumes of Harper's mag., 
 should also be referred to for numerous descriptive arti- 
 cles. ' How to treat the Indians ' is discuSBed by F. A. 
 Walker, in his ' Indian question ' [661. 06J, and ' Indian cit- 
 izenship ' [International review, v. 1, 1874] ; by G. W. Ni- 
 chols, in Harper's mag., v. 40 ; and by E. L. Dudley in 
 Scribner's monthly, v. 10. 
 
 In asking for books, use the "Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
334 
 
 COUNTRIES : Indo-Caina to Ireland. 
 
 Indo-China. 
 
 Came 1 (X. de). Travels in. 1872. . . . .. 1036.07 
 
 Dubois de Jancigny (A. P.) Indo-Chme, etc. l°o"- 
 
 [Univers.] 902.18 
 
 Mouhot(A.H) Travels in Indo-China, 1858-60. 
 Thomson (J.) Straits of Malacca, Lido-China, and 
 
 China. 1875 1026.10 
 
 Vincent (FJr.) The land of the white elephant ; travel 
 
 and adventure in farther India. 1874. . . 1016.18 
 See also East Indies. 
 
 Indus. 
 Burnes (Lieut.) Memoir on the Indus. With map. [In Royal 
 
 geogr. soo. Journal, V. 3, 1833.] 803.06 
 
 Tremenheere tC. W.) On the lower portion of the river Indus. 
 
 [In Royal geogr. boo. Journal, v. 37, 1867.] . . . 901.01 
 
 Iona. 
 
 CampbeU (G. D., duke of Argyll). Iona. 1870. 951.24 
 
 Ionian Islands. 
 Ansted (D. T.) Ionian islands in 1863. 1863. 975.12 
 Davy (J.) Notes on the Ionian islands. 2 v. 1812. 975.03 
 Martin (B. M. ) History of Gibraltar and the Ionian 
 
 islands. 1837 981.05 
 
 Mure ( W. ) Tour in Ionian islands. 2 v. 1842. 992.20 
 
 Murray (J.) Handbook for Greece, etc. 1854. 992.07 
 
 See also Ed. rev., v. 97 ; Eraser's mag., v. 46, 1862 ; West. 
 
 rev., v. 67, 1857 (Mysteries of Cephalonia). 
 
 Ionian Sea. 
 Wolfe (J.) Observations on the gulf of Arta, 1830. [In Royal geogr. 
 soo. Journal, v. 8, 1833.] 903.06 
 
 Iowa. 
 
 Parker (K H.) Iowa in 1856 1122.04 
 
 Ireland. 
 1. Description and Travels. 
 
 Black (A. and G.) Picturesque tourist in Ireland. 951.19 
 
 Brewer (J. N.) Beauties of Ireland : being delineations, 
 topographical, historical, and biographical, of each 
 county. 2 v. 1825 953a. 01 
 
 Carr(J.) Stranger in Ireland, in 1805. . . . 956.01 
 
 Dubois (M ) My pocket book ; or, hints for a tour, in 
 quarto ; to be called " The stranger in Ireland," 
 in 1805. {anon.} 3d ed 953.27 
 
 Oaskin (F.) Irish varieties, or sketches of history and 
 character, humorous, satirical and descriptive. 2d 
 ed. 1874. 491.20 
 
 Sail (Mr. and Mrs. 8. C.) "Ireland : its scenery, charac- 
 ter, etc 3 v. [1841-43.] 956.02 
 
 — Week at Killarney. 1865 951.26 
 
 Hamilton ( W.) Letters on the basalts [Giant's causeway] of the 
 northern coast of I. [In Pinkerton, v. 3.] . . . . 926.03 
 
 Meredith (Mrs. ) The lacemakers : sketches of Irish 
 character. 1865. 952.06 
 
 Murray (J. ) Handbook for travellers in Ireland. With 
 [Sandford's] travelling maps. 1866. . . 951.03 
 
 Shoberl (F.) World in miniature. 4 v. . . 6631.11 
 
 Thackeray (W. M.) Irish sketch-book. 1864. 955.01 
 
 Thorn's Irish almanac and official directory of the Uni- 
 ted Kingdom, for 1869-70 6736.01 
 
 Tourist's picturesque guide to the Giant's Causeway and 
 Belfast. [1872.] 951.32 
 
 Trench (W. 8.) Realities of Irish life. 1869. 952.05 
 Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 129, 1869 ; v. 133, 1871 ; Eraser's 
 V. 79, 1869 ; Qu. rev., V. 126, 1869. 
 
 Wilkinson (G.) Practical geology and ancient archi- 
 tecture of Ireland. 1845 4114.08 
 
 Young (A.) Tour in Ireland, 1776-8. [Pinkerton, v. 3.] . 926.03 
 See also Blackwood's mag., v. 94, 1863 (I. revisited) • 
 Contem. rev., v. 5, 1867 (The VVieklow country, by H. S. Pa- 
 gan) ; v. 20, 1872, (Irish character, by M. O. O'O. Morris) • 
 Eraser's mag., v. 46, 1852, and v. 53, 1856 (Familiar epis- 
 tles) ; v. 67, 1863 (Lent in I. in 1863) ; v. 79, 1869 (On names 
 of places in I.) ; U.S., v. 1, 1870, and v. 3, 1871 (A fortnight 
 in Kerry, by J. A. Froude). 
 
 Note.— For stories and sketches illustrative of Irish cha- 
 racter, see (in Fiction) various works of Banim (J.);— Carle- 
 ton (Win.) ;— Edgeworth (Maria) ;— Griffin (Gerald) ;— Hall 
 (Mrs. S. C.) ;— Lever (O.) ;— Lover (8.) ;— Morgan (Lady) ;— 
 Thackeray (W. M.) ;— Trollope (A.) 
 
 2. Early History and Antiquities. 
 Ancient Irish histories. Works. Spenser, Campion, 
 Hanmer, and Marleburrough. 2 v. Dublin, 1809! 
 8 ° 495.03 
 
 Annals of the kingdom of Ireland, by the four masters 
 from the earliest period to the year 1616. Ed. with 
 transl. and notes by J.O'Donovan. 7v. 1856. 497.12 
 Reviewed in Qu. rev., v. 93, 1858. 
 
 Annals of Loch-Ce : a chron. of Irish affairs 1014-1590 ; 
 ed. with transl. by W. M. Hennessy. 2 v. 1871. 
 [Rolls chronicles.] 5141.— 
 
 Setham ( W. ) Etruria Celtica. Etruscan literature and 
 antiquities investigated. 2 v. 1842. . . 466.17 
 
 Book of rights. Ed. with translation and notes, by J. 
 O'Donovan. 1847 491.24 
 
 Oroker (T. 0.) Narrative illustrative of the contests in 
 I., 1641 and 1690. [Camden soc, 1841.] 5113.14 
 
 Chronicon Scotorum : a chron. of Irish affairs to 1135, 
 with supl. 1141-50, ed. by W. M. Hennessy. 1866. 
 [Rolls chronicles.] 5140.— 
 
 Ellis (0.) Irish ethnology socially and politically con- 
 sidered ; outline of the Celtic and Saxou races. 
 1852 491.23 
 
 Ferguson M. C. ) Story of the Irish before the conquest 
 1868 492.05 
 
 Great Britain. Master of the Bolls. Calendar of docu- 
 ments relating to Ireland, 1171-1251. Ed. by H. 
 S. Sweetman 
 
 — Calendar of State papers of the reign of Henry VLtL, 
 
 Edward VI., Mary, and Elizabeth, 1509-85. Ed. 
 
 by H. C. Hamilton. 2 v 
 
 Same. Reign of James L, 1603-10. Ed. by 0. 
 
 W. Russell and John P. Prendergast. 3 v. 
 
 — Calendar of Carew ms. Ed. by J. S. Brewer and 
 
 W. Bullen. 1515-1624. 5 v. L.,1867-73. 8°. 5137.05 
 
 Same. [Book of Howth, 432-1370.— Bray (Thos.) 
 
 Conquest of Ireland, 12th century.] London, 
 1871. 8° 5137.10 
 
 Historic and municipal documents of I. From the ar- 
 chives of the city of Dublin, 1172-1320. Ed. by 
 J. T. Gilbert. London, 1870. 8°. . . 5140.- 
 
 Joyce ( P. W. ) The origin and history of Irish names of 
 places. ' 1869 472.18 
 
 Keating (G.) History of Ireland. [To 1198.] Tr. from 
 the Gaelic, and annotated by J. O'Mahony. 495.01 
 
 Kennedy (P.) Legendary fictions of the Irish Celts. 
 1866 3810.18 
 
 Meehan (G. P.) Fate and fortunes of Hugh O'Neill, earl 
 of Tyrone, and Rory O'Donel, earl of Tyrconuel, 
 1602-42 192.14 
 
 Milner (J. ) Inquiry into certain vulgar opinions con- 
 cerning Ireland. 1808 496.22 
 
 O'Brien (H.) Phoanician Ireland. SeeViltanueva [J.L.), !>etoio.'466.2J 
 
 O'Callaghan (J. G.) History of the Irish brigades in 
 France, from James II. to Louis XVI. . 497.21 
 
 0' Gurry (R) Lecture on the ms. materials of ancient 
 Irish history. 1861 i . 486.16 
 
 — On the manners and customs of the ancient Irish. 
 
 Ed. by W. K. Sullivan. 3 v. 1873. . . 586.20 
 Reviewed in Catholio world, Jan., 1875. 
 
 Smiddy (B.) Essay on the Druids, the ancient churches, 
 and the Round Towers of Ireland. 1871. 3817.26 
 
 Villanueva (J. 1. ) Phoenician Ireland. Tr. with notes, 
 by H. O'Brien. 1837 466.22 
 
 War of the Gaedhil with the Gaill, or the invasions of 
 Ireland by the Danes and other Norsemen. Ed. 
 with transl. by J. H. Todd. 1867. [Rolls chroni- 
 cles 5140.— 
 
 Wilkes (A.) Ireland : Ur of the Chaldees. 1873. 491.26 
 Note.— On the Brehon laws see Maine's Village commu- 
 nities [624.03] ; Dublin univ. mag., v. 86, 1876. 
 
 3. General and Miscellaneous Histories. 
 
 Garey (M. ) Vindicue : or Ireland vindicated. Errors 
 
 and falsehoods of [English] histories. 1819. 497.25 
 Gasack (M. F.) Student's manual of Irish history. 
 
 1870. . 492 ' 10 
 
 Giles (H.) Spirit of Irish History. [Lectures, etc., v.1,1851.] 2526.04 
 
 — Ireland and the Irish. [In his Lectures, etc., v. 2, 1851.] *"?■" 
 Gordon (J.) Hist, of L'eland to 1801. 2 v. 1806. 495.0o 
 
 Kitten [W. D.) Eccl. hist, of I. 2 v. 1875 343U8 
 
 MacGeoghegan(J.) History of I. [to] 1758. . 
 Mitchel (J.) Hist, of Ireland from the treaty of Limer- 
 ick [1691] to the present time. 1868. . 497.40 
 
 Moore (T.) Hist, of Ireland. [To 1646.] 4 v. 495.14 
 
 — Memoirs of Captain Rock, the celebrated Irish oMM- 
 
 tain. [anon.] 1824. iuVJ 
 
 BBOOKLIN MEBOANTIJjB LIBBABX. 
 
COUNTRIES: Ireland to Isles. 
 
 336 
 
 0' Flanagan {J. B.) Lives of the lord chancellors and 
 keepers of the great seal of Ireland. 2 v. 1870. 
 v. 1. A. DoBioknor, 1320. E. Do Wickford, 1377. T Cran- 
 ley, 1401. B. Talbot, 1422. J. Alan, 1628. Sir T. Ousack 
 1551. H. Curwen, 1554. E. Weston, 1567. A. Loftus 1573* 
 Sir W. Gerard, 1576. T. Jones, 1605. A. Loftus, 1603. Sir 
 E. Bolton, 1639. Sir M. Eustace, 1660 E. Boyle 1663 O 
 Porter, 1685. Sir O. Fitton, 1687. J. Methuen, 1696. Sir R - 
 Cox, 1703. E. Freeman, 1707. Sir C. Phippe, 1709. 
 
 v. 2 A. Brodrick, viscount Middlesex, 1714. E West 
 ] 725. T. Wyndham, 1726. E. Jocelyn, 1739. J. lord Bowes' 
 1759. J. Hewitt, lord Lifford, 1767. John Fitz-Gibbon, earl 
 of Clare, 1789. John Mitfoid, lord Redesdale, 1802. George 
 Ponsonby, 1806. T. M. Sutton, lord Manners 1807. Sir A 
 Hart, 1827. W. O. Plunket, 1827. 
 
 Prendergast (J. P. ) The Cromwelliau settlement of 
 
 Ireland, [1652-54] 492.02 
 
 Reviewed In Ed. rev., v. 122, 1866 ; Eraser's mag , v 
 76, 1867. 
 
 SmUli( 0.) Irish hist, and Irish character. 1861. 495.08 
 
 Taylor ( W. C.) History of Ireland, [1170 to 1800.] 2 v. 
 1847 495.18 
 
 ~ History of the civil wars of Ireland till the Union 
 [1801]. 2v 491.21 
 
 Thibaud (A. J.) The Irish race in the past an d present. 
 1873 497.26 
 
 Wills (J.) Lives of Irishmen, embodying a history of 
 Ireland. Pts. 1-11. 1810-47 3224.01 
 
 4. JTi&lSth Century and Since; Irish Parliament, etc. 
 
 Baratariana. Fugitive political pieces published during 
 the administration of lord Townsend in Ireland, 
 [onon.] 1777 492.12 
 
 Barrington (Sir J.) Historic memoirs of Ireland ; se- 
 cret records of the national convention, the rebel- 
 lion of 1798, and the Union, 1779-1800. 2 v. 488.01 
 
 — Historic records of the legislative union between 
 
 GreatBritain and Ireland. [1779-99.] 1844.495.02 
 
 — Eise and fall of the Irish nation. Account of the 
 
 Union. 1868 492.11 
 
 (hole (G) History of the Union, [1799-1801]. 497.24 
 Oudmore (P. ) The Irish republic, a historical memoir 
 on Ireland and her oppressors. 1871. . 491.25 
 Fitz-Palrick (W.J.) Irish wits and worthies, includ- 
 ing Dr. John Lanigan, his life and times, with 
 glimpses of stirring scenes since 1770. . 3111.17 
 Froude (J. A.) The English in Ireland in the 18th cen- 
 tury. 3v. 1873-74 465.14 
 
 Reviewed In Brit. quar. rev., April, 1873 ; Ed. rev., Jan., 
 
 1873 ; Fortnight, rev., Aug., 1874 (A severe review, by J. E. 
 
 Cairnes) ; Quar. rev., Jan., 1873. 
 
 Lecky (W.K.H.) Leaders of public opinion in Ireland : 
 
 Swift, Flood, Grattan, O'Connell. 1872. . 492.13 
 
 Martin (B. M. ) Ireland after and before the union with 
 
 GreatBritain. 1843 497.23 
 
 See also the lives and speeches of Flood, Grattan Burke, 
 and O'Connell. 
 
 5. Rebellions of 1798 and 1848. 
 
 Field (H. M.) The Irish confederates and the rebellion 
 
 „_ °fl798 495.13 
 
 Fronde (J. d.) In hit English in Ireland, v. 3 465.16 
 
 Reviewed in Ed. rev., April, 1874. 
 Hancock (T.) The principles of peace, exemplified in 
 the conduct of the society of Friends, during the 
 
 rebellion in 1798 5437.19 
 
 McQee(J.E.) The men of '48 491.19 
 
 Madden (B. B.) The United Irishmen, their lives and 
 
 times. 2d ed. 4 v. 1857 453.14 
 
 MaxweU (W.R) History of the Irish rebellion in 1798. 
 
 D 1852 4y5.07 
 
 Sampson {Wm.) Memoirs. 1807. .... 3155.19 
 Saoage(J.) Fenian heroes and martyrs. With an his- 
 torical introduction. 1868 492.08 
 
 — 98 and '48 : modern revolutionary history and lit- 
 erature of Ireland. 1850 495.12 
 
 See also (in Biography) lives of Emmet, Fitzgeeaud, Tone. 
 
 6. Irish Land Question. 
 Godwin (J.) The Land war in Ireland. 1870. 497.19 
 Irish land question, impartially considered. By F. B. 
 
 G. S. [arum.] 1870 492.06 
 
 Iavelle(P.) The Irish landlord since the revolution. 
 
 With notices of ancient and modern land tenures. 
 
 1870 492.04 
 
 Mill (J. S.) Chapters and speeches *on the Irish land 
 question. 1870. .... 49207 
 
 Morris ( W. O'C) Letters on the land question of Le- 
 land. 1870 Ann « 
 
 — Land system of I [In Oxford essays, 1866.) ' . '. .' , 2538 20 
 [67HU2J? y G - °- Bt ° aiiCk ^' Ee <^ studies' 
 
 v «" S Ed - r , e 7-;o 125 ' 1867 : v - 131 - 1870 i Iter's »«*, 
 v' 5 \£l '• w I 6 ' 1867 : v - 77 ' 1868 : N - 8 ' v - 1. 1870 : h.I 
 v. 5, 1872 ; Westm. rev., v. 86, 1866 ; v. 93, 1870 (2 art.) 
 
 7. Political and Social Condition. 
 Anderson (C.) Historical sketches of the native Irish 
 and their descendants ; with regard to literature, 
 
 ?o?n "' Mld ° ral instruotiwi - ^d ed., enlarged. 
 1830 ^cjj 28 
 
 Beaumont (<?. de). Ireland, social, political, and reli- 
 
 gious. 2v. 1839 49509 
 
 Burke (E.) Letters, tracts, etc., relative to the affairs of Ireland. 
 [In his Works, v. 2, 6.] . . . gnoj Ti 
 
 Congreve (B.) Ireland. [In his Essays.l 1874' ' 9591 la 
 Firth (W) Case of Ireland set at reet. J lis (In Pamphleteer 
 V*«t T ',-r n\ " t A 6068.25 
 
 foster (1. (,.) Letters on the condition of the people 
 
 of Ireland. 2d ed. 1847 5917 10 
 
 Head (B. F.) Fortnight in Ireland. 1853. . '. 993'l2 
 
 Hillary (Sir W.) Sketch of Ireland in 1824 ; evils and their 
 
 remedies. 1825. [In Pamphleteer, v. 25.] . . . 6058 26 
 
 Hints for the cultivation of the peat-bogs in Ireland. 1816 
 
 _ [Pamphleteer, v. 9.] 5 o 58 Qg 
 
 Lewis (<?. C.) On local disturbances in Ireland ; and 
 on the Irish church question. 1836. . . 497 22 
 Meagher (T. F.) Speeches on the legislative independ- 
 ence of Ireland. [1846-48.] 6323.09 
 
 O'Connell (D.) Observations on corn laws, etc. 5093.01 
 
 — Select speeches. 2 v. 1862 6323.13 
 
 On the present disturbances in Ireland. 1824. [Pam v. 24 1 6058 24 
 Petty (Sir W.) Polit. survey of I. 2ded. 1719. 491.27 
 Probyn (J.W.) Essays on Ireland, etc. [1868]. 532.16 
 Remarks on some of the evils of. 1825. [In Pamph., v. 25.] 6058 25 
 Senior (N. W. ) Journals, conversations, and essays re- 
 lating to Ireland, 1831-62. 2 v 952.03 
 
 Note.— Relate chiefly to the ' Poor relief ' and labor. 
 Reviewed in Quar. rev., v. 126, 1868 ; and Ed rev v 
 128, 1868. 
 
 Sigerson (O.) Modern Ireland : its vital questions, se- 
 cret societies, etc. 2d ed. 1869. . . . 952.07 
 
 Somerville (A.) The whistler at the plough. With let- 
 ters from Ireland [during the famine of 1847.] 
 1852 5927.21 
 
 Swift (J.) Tracts relative to I. [In his Works, v. 6-7.] .6074.08 
 Note.— Include his ' Drapier's Letters.' 
 «ffl- For papers in periodicals on the condition and 
 prospects of Ireland, 1853-1872, see Westm. rev., v. 59, 
 1853 ; Ed. rev., v. 106, 1857 (Social progress of I.) ; 
 Quar. rev., v. 102, 1857 (Past and present); N. A. rev., 
 v. 86, 1858 (past and present) ; Fraser's mag., v. 70, 1864 ; 
 Nat. rev., v. 18, 1864 ; Ed. rev., v. 119, 1864 ; Fraser's 
 mag., v. 74, 1866 : Fortnightly rev., v. 4, 1866, (by J. God- 
 kin) ; Nat. qu. rev , v. 12, 1866 (British rule) ; Contem. 
 rev., v. 6, 1867 (Difficulties ol I ) ; Fraser's mag., v. 76, 
 1867 (Difficulties) ; Fortnightly rev., v. 8, 1867 (Proposed 
 remedies) ; Quar. rev., v. 124, 1868 (What shall we do for 
 I.?) ; N. Brit, rev., v. 48, 1868 ; Fraser's uiag., v. 78, 1868 
 (Irish policy of Disraeli) ; Fortn. rev., v. 9, 1868 (I. for the 
 British, by J. O. Morrison ; I. in '68, by J. E. C. Leslie) ; 
 Blackwood's mag., v. 105, 1869 (Self-government in I.) ; 
 Quar. rev., v. 127, 1869 (The truth about I.) ; v. 128, 1870 
 (The Irish cauldron ; Fraser's mag., N.8., v. 3, 1871 (The 
 Orange society) ; v. 4, 1871 (Papal Ireland) ; Westm. rev., 
 v. 68, 1857 (Political priests) ; Fraser's mag., H. s., v. 1, 
 1870 (Irish politics and priests) ; Fortn. rev., v. 18, 1872 
 (Justice K.eough'8 judgment); v. 2, 1870 (The federal move- 
 ment) ; v. 4, 1871 (Home rule lor I.) ; v. 6, 1872 (Experi- 
 ences of home rule ; Irish nationality). 
 
 See also, in the general alphabet, Celts (p. 299) ;— Fe- 
 nians ; — Language ; — Literature ; — Music ; — Poetry. 
 
 Irish in America. 
 
 Byrne (Bev. S.) Irish emigration to the United States: 
 facts and reflections addressed to Irish people in- 
 tending to emigrate ; and to those living in large 
 cities. 1873 1132.17 
 
 Irrawaddi. 
 
 Palmer (J. W. ) Up and down the Irrawaddi. 1023. 15 
 
 Isle of Bourbon. See Reunion. 
 Isle of Man. See Man (Isle of). 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBEB. 
 
336 
 
 COUNTRIES : Isles of Shoals to Italy. 
 
 Isle of Wight. See Wight (Isle of). 
 
 Isles of Shoals. 
 Jenness (J. 8.) The Isles of Shoals: an historical 
 
 ThaJwTc ) Among the Isle's of Shoals. 1873. ^\] 3 
 Tk See also Harper's mag., v. 49, (by J.W. Chadwick; Ulus.) 
 
 Italy. 
 
 1. Ancient Italy. (History and Geography.) 
 
 rantufO) See Ms name in next division. . . - 
 
 TamirU A.) Geographical and hist description of 
 ancient Italy. With map. 2 v. 1826. . . 435.12 
 Donaldson (J. W.) Varronianus : a critical land histori- 
 cal introduction to the ethnography of ancient 
 Italy and to the philological study of the Latin 
 
 language. 1860 ■ • • ■ . bil \ l * 
 
 Duruy(V.),and others. Italic ancienne. ^^nnalea 
 2. Institutions, mceurs et coutumes. 2 v. 902.15 
 Ellis (B ) Asiatic affinities of the old Italians. 6412.23 
 Muratori (l. A.) Annali. See his name in next division. 
 jjS» See also Btruria :— Eome. 
 
 2. Modern Italy. {History.) 
 
 Abbott (J. S. G.) Italy from the earliest period. 533 22 
 
 Blunt (J. J.) Vestiges of ancient manners Discoverable 
 
 in Italy and Sicily. 1823. • • • ■ • ?34.20 
 
 Botia (C.) Italy during the consulate and empire of 
 
 Napoleon Buonaparte. From the Italian. 2 v. ml. 
 
 1829 ^34.24 
 
 Bush (Mrs. W.) Medical popes, emperors, and cru- 
 saders, a.d. 1125-1268. 4 v. . . . . • 443.25 
 Butt (I.) History of Italy, from the abdication ot JNapo- 
 
 le'onl. v. 1-2. 1860 • ■ • 534 15 
 
 Note.— v. 1-2 contain a general survey of the modern his- 
 tory of Italy, ending with the execution of Murat, 1815. 
 Ganlu ( a ) Histoire des Italiens. Tr. par A. Lacombe. 
 
 12 v 535.05 
 
 Note.— v. 1-4 embrace ' Ancient," and v. 5-12. 'Modern 
 Italy, to 1867. . ,, ,, 
 
 Colquhoun {J. C.) Life in Italy and France in the olden 
 
 time. 1858 • • 3262.09 
 
 Freeman (E. A.) Ancient Greece and medueval Italy. [In his 
 
 Hist, essays, v. 2, 1873.1 • . • • ■ 2628.12 
 
 Gaicciardini (F.) History of Italy, 1490-1532. Tr by 
 A. P. Goddard. 2d ed. 10 v. 1755-56. . 532. 19 
 History of Italy, to 1 709. (In Universal history, v. 25-26.] 406.18 
 Hunt! W.) History of Italy. [To 1870.] . . 531.11 
 Latham IB. 67.) Descent of the modern Italians ; history, etc., 
 from the 14th century. [In Ms Nationalities of Europe, 
 
 v. 2.] 44 . 6 - 1 ? 
 
 MUls (G.) Travels of T. Ducas in Italy, at the revival 
 
 of letters and art. 2 v 535.24 
 
 Muratori (L. A.) Annali d'ltalia [a.d. 1-1827.] 40 v. in 
 
 20 537.01 
 
 Procter (<?.) History of Italy. [To 1789.] . .534.19 
 SainUMarc ( G. H. L. de) . Abrege chronologique de 1' his- 
 toire generale d'ttalie. 6 v 531.04 
 
 Sforzosi (L.) Compendious history of Italy [B.C. 753 to 
 
 a.d. 1831.] Tr. by N. Greene 532.06 
 
 Sismondi (J. 0. L. S. de). History of the Italian repub- 
 lics. [To 1805.] London, 1832 532.10 
 
 Same. New York, 1847 532.11 
 
 Spalding ( W. ) Italy and the Italian islands [To 1840. ] 
 
 3 v. Edinburgh, 1841 532.01 
 
 Same. 3 v. New York, [ 1 844. ] . . . 532.07 
 
 Wrightson(RH) Hist, of modern Italy, 1815-50. 532.14 
 Note. —Of the above works that of Hunt is the most suc- 
 cinct and reliable historical compend coming down to the 
 present time, sforzosi is not so comprehensive. Abbott's 
 History is of a popular character. Frocter'B work ending 
 with 1789, is a more elaborate narrative history and suita- 
 ble for general reading. Sismondi's is merely an abridg- 
 ment of the original narrative. Ganlu's great history has 
 not been translated into English. Spalding's Italy is com- 
 prehensive, and both historical and descriptive. 
 
 3. Italy since 1789. 
 
 Arrivabene ( G. ) Italy under Victor Emmanuel. 2 v. 533. 20 
 Congreve (R.) Italy and the western powers. [In Ms Essays, 1874. 
 Gallenga (A) I. in 181^. By L. Mariotti. [■pseud.'] 533.14 
 Margueriltes (J. de). Italy and the war of 1859. 533.13 
 Mazzini {J.) Life and writings, v. 1, 3, 5. Autobio- 
 graphical and biographical, 1831-62. . . 5053.08 
 Pepe ( G. ) Scenes and events in I. [1847-49.] 2 v. 533.15 
 Probyn (J. W-) Essays on Italy, [1*59-66.] 1868. 532.16 
 
 Senior {N. W.) Journals kept in I., 1848-52. 2 v. 513.18 
 Trollope ( T. ) Social aspects of the Italian revolution, 
 
 [1859-61.] 533.18 
 
 Wyait (W. J.) Political and military history of the 
 
 Italian war. 2 v. 1868 546.24 
 
 See also in previous division ' 2, Modern Italy. History,' 
 
 Abbott, Butt, Bunt, Wrightson ; and in '4, Description arui 
 
 travel,' below, Arthur, Caslelar, Hobhouse, Lester, Pressensi.. 
 
 j@£g~ See also (in Biography) lives of Cavour ; — Gabi- 
 
 baldi ; — Victor Emanuel ; — Mazziki. 
 
 For essays upon the history and politics of Italy since 1848 
 see Westm. rev., v. 67, 1857 (State of parties in I. since 
 1848) ; N. Brit, rev., v. 24, 1855-6 ; (Italian character and 
 prospects) ; Blackwood's, mag., v. 88, 1860 (The struggle at 
 Melazzo, under Garibaldi) ; Ed. rev., v. 110 (Ital. campaign 
 of 1859) ; Fraser's mag., v. 61, 1860 (Battlefields of 1869 ; 
 N. A. rev., v. 90, 1860 (Literature of the Ital. war) ; New 
 Englander, v. 17, 1859 ; N. Brit, rev., v. 81, 1859 (Napo- 
 leonism and Italy ; The Italian question) ; Blackwood's 
 mag., v. 85, 1859 (War speculations ; Tidings from Turin ; 
 Italy : her nationality or dependence) ; Westm. rev., v. 71, 
 1859 (The Italian question) ; v. 73 (Designs of Louis Napo- 
 leon) ; v. 72 (BonapartiBm in Italy) ; v. 74, i860 (The or- 
 ganization of Italy) ; Nat. qu. rev., v. 1, 1860 (I., past and 
 present) ; Ed. rev., v. 113, 1861 (The kingdom of I.) j Nat. 
 rev., v. 12, 1861 (Growth of Italian unity) ; Blackwood's 
 mag., v. 89, 1861 : Quar. rev., v. 109, 1861 (The peace of Vil- 
 lafrauca) ; v. 94, 1863 (Why Italy has not done more ; To- 
 day in I.) ; Westm. rev., v. 79, 1863 (Rattazzi and Mb ad- 
 ministration) ; North Brit, rev., v. 42, 1865 (State and pros- 
 pects of Italy) ; Quar. rev., v. 118. 1865 (Resources and 
 prospects of Italy) : Fortnightly rev., v. 6, 1866 (Policy of 
 Italy) ; Weslm. rev., v. 86, 1866 (I., Venice, and Austria) ; 
 v. 87, 1867 (Italy and the war of 1866) ; N. Brit, rev., v. 47, 
 1867 (I. in 1867) ; N. A. rev., v. 113, 1871 (Begeneration o( 
 Italy, by E. Gryzanovski) ; Fortnightly rev., v. 16, 1871 
 (Italy and the republic, by J. Mazzini) ; Internationalrev., 
 v. 1, 1874 (13 years of freedom in I., by A. de Gubernatia). 
 
 4. Description, Travel, and Archaeology. 
 
 Addison (J.) Remarks on parts of Italy, 1701-03. [In his Works, 
 T . 2.] 6012.03 
 
 Alford(H.) Letters from abroad. 1865. . . 972.1K 
 Andersen (H. C.) A poet's bazaar. Pictures of travel. 
 
 1871. . . 964.25 
 
 Art and nature under an Italian sky. By M. J., M. D., 
 
 Edinb.,1853. 8°. 1435.04 
 
 Arlaud de Montor (A.F.) Italic 1835. [Univers.] 902.17 
 Arthur ( Wm. ) Italy in transition, 1860. . . 
 Baedeker (K.) Italy. Handbook for travellers, v. 1, 
 Northern Italy and Corsica, v. 2, Central Italy and 
 Borne, v. 3, Southern I. and Sicily. 1869-70. 981.24 
 Barrow (J.) Tour in Austrian Lombardy, the northern 
 
 Tyrol, etc., in 1840 981.23 
 
 BartletttW. H.) Footsteps of [the] apostles in Italy. 
 
 1851 W55.17 
 
 BeckfordlP.) Letters from Italy. [Many written in 
 
 1787.] 2v. 973.04 
 
 Beckford (W.) I.; with sketches, etc. 2 v. 1834. 973.05 
 Bell (J. ) Observations on Italy. 1825. . . 975.01 
 Black (A. and G.) Guide to Italy. 1869. . . 971.24 
 Black (G.B.) Guide to the Ital. lakes. 1874. 982.13 
 — Guide to the north of Italy, including the health 
 resorts on the Mediterranean. 1873. . . 961.31 
 Blessington (M. P., countess of ). The idler in Italy- 
 
 1839 973.11 
 
 Boyle (J. , 5th earl of Cork and Orrery). Letters from Italy, 
 
 in 1754-55 *>1.U 
 
 Bremer (F. ) Two vears in Italy. 1861. . . . »oAUD 
 Brockedon (W.) 'Italy, classical, historical, and pic- 
 turesque, 1842-44 .- T -,A„- itS' « 
 
 Barney (G.) Present state of musio in I. 1771. 16W.i» 
 Came (J.) Letters from I. (In Waldie library, V. 4 1884.] 6078.18 
 Castelar (Jl. ) Old Borne and new Italy. 1873. 981.25 
 Ghasles(P.) Italie et Espagne. 2e £d. 1869. 7U42.UI 
 Chateaubriand (F. R. de). Recollections of I, etc., v. i. 
 1815 2 "b.ii 
 
 Cobbe ( V. F. ) Italics : Italy in 1864. 
 
 971.19 
 
 KAIUUZ \l'. ± ■ } 1WWII.O . J-VU>*J in *v. U -. - - - Q0 . nft 
 
 Oolton ( W.) Notes on Italy. [In his Sea and sailor, 1851.] wi-* 
 Gonder(J.) Italy. [Vn his Modern traveller, v. il-w. 
 
 ift n 4 1 » 91-"- ,iJi 
 
 Dickens* {G.) Pictures from Italy. 8°. . . • ' ^f 
 Eustace {J. G.) Classical tour through I. t 180 ^, 10 ,; 
 
 7th ed. 3 v K 
 
 Same. 3d ed. 4 v •. • \ 9/ *£ 
 
 Evans (G. W. D.) The classic and connoisseur in vaa 
 
 and Sioily. 3 v. 1835. •••••■ oto in 
 Forsyth (J.) Exoursion in Italy, 1802-1803.. . 97A iu 
 Gardiner (W.) Sights in Italy, etc. 1847. ■ ' 
 
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COUNTRIES : Italy to Japan. 
 
 337 
 
 Goethe (J. W. van). Travels In I. [Autobiography, v. 2.] . 3066,18 
 Gould (W.M.) Zephyrs from Italy, etc. 1852. 972.16 
 Green ( J. R. ) Stray studies, etc. 1876. . . 952.29 
 Grenville (It., duke of Buckingham and Chandos). Pri- 
 vate diary [in Italy and Sioily]. 1862. 971.16 
 Gretton (Mrs. G.) The Englishwoman in Italy. [Roman 
 
 States and Sardinia.] 1860 972.22 
 
 Hall(N-) Land of the Forum and theVatican.1855.971.10 
 Hare (A. J. 0. ) Cities of northern and oentral Italy. 
 
 3 v. 1876 975.18 
 
 Contents : v. 1. On the Rivieras, and in Piedmont and 
 Lombardy. v. 2. In Venetia, Parma, the Emelia, the 
 Marche, and northern TuBcany. v. 3. Florence, Siena, 
 and other towns of Tuscany and Umbria. 
 
 Hawthorne (N.) Passages from [his] Italian note-books. 
 
 2v. 1872 967.06 
 
 Hawthorne {Mrs. S.) Notes on Italy. 1869. . 952.19 
 Hazlitt (W.) Notes of a journey thiough I. 1826. 
 Hillard (G. S.) Six months in Italy. 2 v. 1853.972.08 
 Hilton (D.) Brigandage in South Italy. 2 v. lsGl. 532.12 
 Hoare (Sir R. 0.) A classical tour through Italy, 1819. 
 
 2v 974.23 
 
 Hobhouse (J. C, lord Broughton). Italy : visits from 
 
 1816 to 1854. 2v 973.14 
 
 Howells (W. D.) Italian journeys. 1867. . . 972.06 
 Janin (J.) Sketches of Genoa, Pisa, and Florence, 
 with a description of the Cathedral of Milan. 981.18 
 Jarves(J.J.) Italian sights and Papal principles. 972.12 
 Kemtile (F. A.) A year of consolation. 1849. 973.16 
 Laing (8.) Notes of a traveller. 1854. . . 5075.08 
 Lester {CM) My Consulship. 2 v. 1853. . 972.01 
 Lippincoti (S. J.) Stories and sights of Italy. By 
 
 Grace Greenwood [pseudon] 951.01 
 
 Lowell (J. E.) Italy, and a few bits of Roman mosaic. [In Fire- 
 side Travels. 1864.] 2534.12 
 
 Mamiani detla Rovere (Count T.) Bights of nations, ap- 
 plied to Italy. I860 5613.05 
 
 May Fey, [pseudon.] Continental tour, together with 
 notes and anecdotes of diplomatic life. 1871. 941. 27 
 Mazzini (J.) Life and writings, v. 1, 3, 5. Autobio- 
 graphical and political 5053.08 
 
 Mendelssohn-Bartlioldy (F. ) Letters from Italy, etc. S71.14 
 
 Same. 2d ed. Phil, 1863. 16°. . . 971.15 
 
 Moens (W. J. C.) English travellers and Italian bri- 
 gands. 1866 973.17 
 
 Same. 2d ed. 2 v. London, 1866. 12°. 973.21 
 
 Montaigne (M. de). Journey into Italy, 1580-81. [In his Worts, 
 
 1853.] 5055.01 
 
 Moore (J. ) View of society and manners in Italy, [1775- 
 
 78]. 2v. 5056.07 
 
 Murray (J.) Handbook for Central Italy. 1867. 971.22 
 
 — Handbook for travellers in Northern Italy. Pied- 
 
 mont, Liguria, Lombardy, Venetia, Parma, Mo- 
 dena and Bomagna. 1860 971.08 
 
 — Handbook for Central Italy. Lucca, Tuscany, Flo- 
 
 rence, the Marches, Umbria, part of the [Boman 
 States], Sardinia. 1861 971.06 
 
 — Handbook for Southern Italy [confined to Naples]. 
 
 1858 971.07 
 
 Norton (C K) Notes of travel and study in Italy. 
 
 1860 971.05 
 
 Paion (A. A.) Highlands and Islands of the Adriatic. 
 
 2v. 1849 975.05 
 
 Peak (R.) Notes on Italy. 1829-30. . . . 974.13 
 
 Pfeiffer(I.) Visit to Italy. 1853 1051.07 
 
 Pressensi (E. de). Borne and Italy at the opening of 
 
 the (Ecumenical council. 1870. . . . 3585.16 
 Raymond (J. ) A voyage through Italy, in 1 646-47. 971.04 
 Ritchie (A.G.M.) I.alian life and legends. 1870. 974.11 
 Robertson (J.) Lights and shades on a traveller's path. 
 
 1851 944.05 
 
 Roscoe (T.) Landscape annual, 1830-33. The tourist 
 
 in Italy. 4v 974.17 
 
 Rose {W. 8.) Letters from the north of Italy. 2 v. 
 
 1819 974.12 
 
 St. John (B.) Tha subalpine kingdom ; Savoy, Pied- 
 mont, and Genoa. 2 v. 1856 973.09 
 
 Shelley (P. B.) Essays aud letters from abroad, v. 2.] . 2543 02 
 Simond(L.) Tour in Italy, etc., 1817-18. . . 974.04 
 Smollett (T.) Travels through France and Italy, in 1763. [In his 
 
 Miscel. works, v. 6, 1806.] 6067.09 
 
 Stael-Holstein (Mme. de). Corinne, ou lTtalie. 7037.01 
 Same. Corinn^ or Italy 253.61 
 
 Taine(H.) Italy : Florence and Venice. 1869.975.09 
 
 — Italy : Borne and Naples. 1868 975.08 
 
 — Philosophic de l'art en Italie. 1866. . .113127 
 Turribull{R.) The genius of Italy. 1849. . 972.15 
 Whiteside {J. ) Italy in the 19th century, contrasted 
 
 with its past condition. 3 v. 1848. . . 531.01 
 US' See also, in this class, Apennines ;— Calabria ■— 
 Corsica :-Elba ;— Etruria ;— Europe ;— Florence ;— Go 
 noa ;— Malta ;— Mantua ;— Milan ;— Naples ;— Nice ;- 
 Piedmont ;— Pompeii ;— Roman States ;— Rome ;— SioilT • 
 Tuscany ;— TJrbino ;— Venice ;— Verona. 
 
 For other topics belonging to Italy, see in the general al- 
 phabet, Biblical and relig. lit. (Popes, p. 96) ;— Biography 
 (Italian, p. Ill) ; — Costume (p. 284) ;— Drama ;— Fine 
 arts ;— Language ;— Literature, etc. 
 
 Numerous references to descriptive and historical novels 
 are given in Boston Public library ' Chronological index of 
 Fiction' [2736.13], and on p. 95 of the Quincy Catalogue 
 [2716.29]. 
 
 Jamaica. 
 Beckford (W.) Account of J. 2 v. 1790. .1162.18 
 Bridges (67. W.) Annals of Jamaica. 2 v. 1828. 556.10 
 Dallas {R. G.) Hist, of the Maroons. 2 v. 1803. 556.07 
 Gosse (P. H.) Birds of Jamaica. 1847. . . 4814.01 
 
 Note. — Reviewed in Fraser's mag., v. 45, 1852. 
 Letters from Jamaica, [anon.] Edin., 1873. 16°. 1161.22 
 Long (K) History of J. [anon.] 3v. 1774. . 558.04 
 Madden (It. R.) Twelve months' residence in the West 
 Indies, during the transition from slavery to ap- 
 prenticeship. 2 v. 1S35 1161.09 
 
 Marly; or a planter's life in J. [anon.] 1828. 1162.17 
 Pringle (H. ) The fall of the sugar planters of Jamaica, 
 with remarks on the labour question. 1869. 5926.14 
 Willis (N. P. ) Health trip to the tropics. 1854. 1162.24 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 6, 1860 (The Maroons of J.) ; 
 Fraser's mag., v. 73, 1866 (J. and the recent insurrection ; 
 2 art.) ; New Englander, v. 26, 1867 (The insurrection in J., 
 by Q. a. Hubbard) ; Quar. rev., v. 120, 1866 (Its disturb- 
 ances and prospects) ; Westm. rev., v. 69, 1853 (Jamaica 
 distress and British philanthropy) ; v. 88, 1867 (Jamaica); 
 Harper's mag., v. 22. See also works on West Indies. 
 
 Jamaica, (L. I.) 
 
 Macdonald {J. M. ) Two centuries in the history of the 
 
 Presbyterian church. 1862 3457.23 
 
 See also, in this class. Long Island. 
 
 Japan. 
 Adams (V. 0.) Hist, of Japan. 2 v. 1874. . . 1026.12 
 Alcock (R.) Three years' residence in J. 2 v. 1863. 1022.05 
 Beauvoir {Marq. de). Jeddo : conclusion of a voyage 
 
 round the world. 1872 932.24 
 
 Bell (W. M.) Other countries, v. 2. 1872 913.14 
 
 Caron (F.) *Account of J., 1631-8. [In Pinkerton, V. 7.] 926.07 
 Chambers's Papers for the people, v. 12, 1851 [European inter- 
 course with J.] 2516.06 
 
 Chiushingara, or the loyal league. A Japanese romance. 
 
 Tr. by F. V. Dickens. 1876 7811.12 
 
 Cookson (C.A.) England aud J. [In International policy.] 6716.14 
 *Diary on the coast of J., 1673. [In Pinkerton's voy.,v. 7.] 926.07 
 Dickson (W.) Japan : a sketch of [its] history, govern- 
 ment, and officers. 1869 1022.15 
 
 Dubois de Jancigny (A. P.) Japon, etc. 1850. [Univers.] 
 Findlay (A. G.) Directory for the navigation of Japan. 
 
 1870 1045.05 
 
 Fonblanque (K B. de). Niphon and Pecheli ; or, two 
 
 years in Japan. 1862 1022.17 
 
 Oolownin ( W. ; Memoirs of a captivity in Japan, 1811- 
 
 1813. 3v. 1022.01 
 
 Great Britain. Commercial reports from her British 
 
 majesty's consuls in Japan. 1870-71. . . 5947.01 
 Hawks (F. L. ) Narrative of the exped. to Japan, 1852- 
 
 51, under Commodore Perry. 3 v. 1856. 4°. 1016.05 
 Note.— The general narrative of the exped. is contained 
 
 Same. [Being v. 1. of preceding work.] 1836. 
 
 yo 1016.05 
 
 History of Japan! [In Universal history, v. 9, 1759.] . . 406.02 
 hS-U. A, baron von). Ramble round the world. 1874. 933 20 
 Jarrad (F. W.) China sea directory, v. 4. Coasts ol the 
 
 Japan islands. 1873 1045.20 
 
 Jnrves [J. J. ) Glimpse at the art of J. 1876. 14ol.l7 
 Jephson (R. M.) and Bmhirsi (M. P.) Our life in Japan. 
 
 18gy 1022.23 
 
 Kaempfer (E.) *History of J. .tin Pinkerton, v. 7.; | . . 926.07 
 Mitford(A.B.) Tales of old Japan. 2d ed. 1874. 1021.20 
 Mossman (8.) New Japan, during the past 20 ] years. 
 
 1026.14 
 
 « In asking for books, use toe » Book Order," giving the AUTHORS NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
33« 
 
 COUNTRIES : Japan lo Jewa. 
 
 Perry [M. C.) Expedition to Japan. Set Bawta (F.I,) «*"«• 
 PumpeUy (B.) Journey around the world. 1870. H^-"» 
 
 — Geological researches. [In Sm. contnb., v. 15.] . . svai.ia 
 Randall (T., ed.) Memorials of the empire of Japan in 
 
 the XVI. and XVH. centuries. [Hakluyt soc.^ 
 
 Shoberl(F) World in miniature. Japan. . . 6631.23 
 Siebold (P. F. von). Manners and customs of the Japan- 
 ese. 1846 W&'AMi. 
 
 Simpsoii(W.) Meeting the sun: a journey. 1874. 10±5-08 
 Spalding (J. W.) The Japan exped. [1852-5. ] l^f-1* 
 Taylor (B.) Japan in our day. 1872. . . •})£}■• f*> 
 
 — Visit to Japan, 1855 T^'n?' 
 
 TiUmjha.) Illustrations of J 1822. . .1026.06 
 WoodkW.M.) Fankwei ; or Japan. 1859. . 1022. US 
 
 See also papers in Blackwood's mag., v. 81, 1857; V. 84-85, 
 1858-59 (Cruise in Japanese waters ; 6 art.) ; v._9U, law (in- 
 land sea of J.) ; v. 91, 1862 (Political tragedies in J.) ; v. 93 
 1863 (Sensation diplomacy in J.) : v. 101, 1867 (Revolution 
 in J.) : v. 112, 1872 (Japan) ; June, 1874 (Bomance otthej. 
 revolution); Ed. rev , V. 96, 1853 ; V. 113, 1861 ; V. 117, 1863 
 (Beview of Alcock) ; v. 122, 1865 (British commercial rela- 
 tions with J.) ; v. 136, 1872 (Reform in J.) ; Forta .rev ., v, 
 13 1870 (Bide through Yedo) ; Nat. rev., v. 12, 1861 (Ro- 
 mance in Japan) ; Eraser's mag., v. 69, 1864 ; Nat. rev., v. 
 18 1864 (The destruction of Hagosina) ; N. A. rev., April, 
 1875 (Recent rev. in J., by W. E. Griffiths); N. Brit, rev., v. 
 31, 1859 (J. and the Japanese) ; Qu. rev., v. 114, 1863^ April, 
 1871 (100 years of Christianity in J.) ; July, 1874 (j. as it 
 was and is) ; Westm. rev., v. 73, 1860 ; and consult Index 
 to v. 1-50 of Harper's mag., and v. 1-10 of Scribner's mag. 
 
 Java. 
 Blume(C.L.) "Flora Javas, etc. 3 v. 1828-36. foL 4919.01 
 Davidson (G. F.) Trade and travel in the far east. 
 
 1816 1062.11 
 
 Dekker (E D.) Max Havelaar ; or, the coffee auctions 
 
 of the Dutch trading company. 1868. . 1064.18 
 Raffles {T.S.) History of Java. 2 v. 1830. 1025.05 
 
 Same. "Illustrations. 1844 4°. . . . 1026.01 
 
 Utavorinus (J. S.) "Account of J., 1798. [Finkerton, v. 11.] 926.11 
 See also Fortuightly rev., v. 3, 1865 (Recoil, of J., by Sir 
 
 J. Bowring) ; Eraser's mag., v. 60, 1854 (Excursion in J.) : 
 
 v. 63-64, 1861 (2 art.) : Harper's mag., v. 16. 
 
 Jerusalem. 
 
 Barclay (J. T. ) The city of the Great King. 1858. 1055.02 
 Bartleti (W.H.) Walks about the city of J. [1852. ] 1055. 1 6 
 
 Maundrell (H.) Journey from Aleppo to J., 1697. [In Pinkerton, 
 V. 10.] 926.10 
 
 'Ordnance survey of Jerusalem. By 0. W. "Wilson. 3 v. 
 
 London, 1865. foL 
 
 Palestine exploration fund. The recovery of Jerusalem. 
 A narrative by Capt Wilson, Capt. Warren, etc. 
 With introd. by A. P. Stanley. Ed. by W. Morri- 
 son. 1871 1044.12 
 
 See also Palestine, for other publications of thin society. 
 Pierotti (it'.) Jerusalem explored ; ancient and modem. 
 
 2v. 1864 1057.01 
 
 Tlirupp (J. F.) Autient Jerusalem. 1855. . 1045.04 
 Walcott (.S.) Topogr. of Jerusalem. [In Bibliotheca sacra, Jan., 
 1867 ; July, Jan., 1870.J 
 
 Note.— Smith's dictionary, v. 2 (Amer. ed.),and M'Clin- 
 tock and Strong's cyclopaedia, v. 4, contain elaborate arti- 
 cles upon Jerusalem ; and there is a bibliographical note 
 upon the hiBtory and topography of the city in the Boston 
 public library Catalogue of history, etc. [2716.19]. 
 
 JG@~ See also Palestine, for many important works, by 
 Ritter, Robinson, etc. 
 
 See also Ed. rev., Jan., 1873 (Recovery of J.) ; Fraser's 
 mag., v. 67, 1863 (J., by F. B. Oobbe); N. A. rev., v. 86, 1858. 
 
 Jews. 
 
 Alexander (J.) The Jews : their past, present, and fu- 
 ture. 1870 3441.11 
 
 Allen (J. H.) Hebrew men and times. 1863. 3404.11 
 
 Ancient nation. A sign and a wonder. [History and re- 
 ligious usages.] 1875 3441.21 
 
 Atwaler (E. E.) History and significance of the sacred 
 tabernacle-of the Hebrews. 1875. . . 3515.17 
 
 Beke (C. T. ) Origines Biblicas ; or, researches in prim- 
 eval history, v. 1. [No more pub!.] 1834. 3141.16 
 
 Gowles ( //. ) Hebrew history, from the death of Moses 
 to the close of the scripture narrative. 1875. 3461.10 
 
 Da Costa (I.) Israel and the gentiles. History of the 
 
 Jews, from the earliest times to the present day 
 
 1855 3164.09 
 
 Dispersion of the Jews, lst-17th cent. [In Universal hist., v. 13.1 
 
 Ewald (11.) Antiquities of Israel. From the German 
 
 by H. S. Solly. 1876 3441.26 
 
 — History of Israel to the time of Christ Tr. by J. E 
 
 Carpenter. 5 v. 1869-74 3441.17 
 
 Fleary (C.) Manners of the ancient Israelites. En- 
 
 larged by A Clarke. 1845 3441.21 
 
 Gaussen {Prof. —). From Egypt to Sinai : the exodus 
 
 of the children of Israel. [18G9.] . . .3554.22 
 Gill (J. ) Notices of the Jews by the classic writers oi 
 
 antiquity : previous to a.d. 500. 1870. . 3441.13 
 Gould (S. B.) Legends of the patriarchs and prophets, 
 
 and other Old Testament characters. 1872. 3757.11 
 Eadley (J.) On the Hebrew chronology from Moses to Solomon. 
 
 [In his Essays, philological, etc. 1873.] 6414.19 
 
 Hales ( W. ) New analvsis of chronology, etc. v. 1-3 
 
 1830 ". "-.'.". 3142.19 
 
 Hale (W.H.) Hist, of the Jews from the time of Alex- 
 ander the great to the destruction of Jerusalem. 
 
 1854 . - 3441.09 
 
 History of the Jews from the captivity to the present 
 
 time, [anon.] Ed. by W. Jenks. 1848. 3411.04 
 Jahn (J. ) Hist, of the Hebrew commonwealth. 3442.03 
 Jortin (J.) Condition from the destruction of Jerusalem to [1700], 
 
 [In his Remarks, eta., p. 458-507.] 3423.22 
 
 Josephus [F.) Antiquities of the Jews. [Works, v. 1-2, 1809.] 3442.09 
 Same. [In Ids Works, v. 1-3. Phil., 1859.] . . . 3442.12 
 
 — The Jewish war. With his autobiography. New 
 
 tr. by B. Traill, with notes by I. Taylor. 3418.22 
 
 Same. Tr. by W.Whiston. [In his Works, v.3, 1809.] 3442.09 
 
 Same. Tr. by W.Whiston. [Works, v. 34, 1859.] . 3442.12 
 
 Kiito (J. ) Illustrated history of [i.e. contained in] the 
 
 Holy Bible. 1869 3441.12 
 
 Lenormant [b\ and Chevalier (E.) Manual of ancient history, v. 
 
 1, 1869 523.14 
 
 Maimonides ,■ or, Moses Ben Maimon. Origin of the Ju- 
 
 . daic ?ode of laws. 1838 3073.28 
 
 Milman (ti.K) Hist, of the Jews, to [1807]. 3 v. 3411.01 
 
 Myers (M. H.) Jewish calendar for 10 years, containing 
 
 the date of every sabbath, festival, and fast. 
 
 1869 3448.24 
 
 Newman (F. W.) History of the Hebrew monarchy 
 from Samuel to the Babylonish captivity, [anon.] 
 
 1847 ' . 3441.1(1 
 
 Nott (J. 0.) Physical hist, of the Jewish races. 4736.01 
 Osbwn{W.) Israel in Egypt. 2d ed. 1850. 1075.14 
 Benan (£.) Hist, of the people of Israel, [in Studies, etc.] 3312.10 
 Rothschild (JO. and A. de). History and literature of the 
 Israelites according to the Old Testament and the 
 Apocrypha. 2d ed. 2 v. 1871. . . . 3441.14 
 Sharpe (8. ) Hist, of the Hebrew nation and its litera- 
 ture. 1869 3735.08 
 
 Shuckford (S.) The sacred and profane history of the 
 world. [To the death of Joshua.] New ed., re- 
 vised by J. T. Wheeler. 2 v. 1858. . . 3442.07 
 Smith ( W., ed.) Student's scripture hist. Old Testament 
 history to the return from captivity. , . 3441.07 
 
 — Student's scripture history. New Testament. 3441.13 
 Stanley (A. P.) Lectures on the history of the Jewish 
 
 church. 2 v. 1863-70 3442.16 
 
 Strachey (E.) Hebrew politics in the time of Sargon 
 
 and Sennacherib. 1853 3733.18 
 
 Volnen (0. F. 0. de). New researches on ancient history. 
 
 1856 422.31 
 
 Wilberforce (S.) Heroes of Hebrew hist. 1870. 3623.16 
 
 «S- See also Biblical and relig. lit. [Judaism, p. 90) ; and, 
 
 in this class, Jerusalem ;— Palestine. For bibliographical 
 
 information the reader may consult the note on p. 151 of 
 
 the Boston Catalogue of history, etc., 1873 [2716.19). 
 
 Modem Jews. 
 
 Blunt (J.E. ) Hist, of the Jews in England. 1830. 3441.00 
 
 Bridges [J. H.) Jews in the middle ages. [Oxford essays, 1857.] 
 
 Castro (A.de). Hist, of the Jews in Spain. 1851. 3411.08 
 
 Chambers's Papers for the people, v. 6 (Jewish life in cen™ 
 
 Europe) 2516.W 
 
 Cracroft [B.) Jews of western Europe. [Essays, v. 2, 1868.] 2521.H 
 Gawler ( G. ) Establishment of Jewish colonies in Pales- 
 tine. 1845. 8° 5721.01 
 
 Home (The) and the synagogue of the modern Jew. 
 [anon.] London, 1872. 12°. . . • 344Ui 
 
 if Ms (J".) The British Jews. 1853 3441.0s 
 
 Roberts (S.) Parallel miraoles : or, the Jews and^tne 
 gypsies. 1830 
 
 6835.05 
 
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COUNTRIES: Jews <o Lakes. 
 
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 timucker (S.M.) Hist, of the modern Jews. 1860. 3464.12 
 Wilkins (A. 8.) Phoenioia and Israel 1871. 421.22 
 
 Restoration of the Jews. 
 Bickersteth (&) Restoration of the Jews. 1852. 3517.14 
 "Sings of the East ;" an exposition of the prophecies. 
 
 2ded. 1849 3564.05 
 
 Tlie Ten Tribes of Israel. 
 Soudinot (M) Star in the west ; an attempt to discover 
 
 the long lost ten tribes of Israel. 1816. . 557.31 
 Carpenter (W.) Israelites found in the Anglo-Saxons. 
 
 1872 3141.23 
 
 Moore (G.) The lost tribes and the Saxons of the east 
 
 and of the west, with new views of Buddhism. 
 
 1861 35:28.05 
 
 Simon {B. A.) Ten tribes of Israel identified with the 
 
 aborigines of the western hemisphere. 1836. 566.14 
 
 Jordan. 
 
 Lynch (W. F.) Expedition to the J. 1850. .1054.01 
 See also works on Palestine. 
 
 Juan Fernandez. 
 
 Browne (J. R.) Crusoe's island. 1804. . . .1114.07 
 Parish (IT.) Account of exped., 1749 to 1776, and of the estab- 
 lishment of a colony on the island.' [In Royal geogr. soo. 
 Journal, v. 4, 1834.] 903.07 
 
 Kafirs. 
 
 Angus (G.F.) 'The Kafirs illustrated. 1840. A. 57 .20 
 
 Kamscliatka. 
 
 Eraschenninikoff (S.) History of K. 1764. .1146.01 
 
 Kansas. 
 
 Board of agriculture. 3d annual report. Topeka, 1874. 
 
 8° " 6106.09 
 
 Brewerton (G. D.) Wars of the western border. 581.19 
 Gladstone (T. H.) The Englishman in Kansas. 1122.05 
 Sale(R-K) Kansas and Nebraska. 1855. . .1122.08 
 Hollvway (J. N. ) History of K. 1868. . . . 653.16 
 Hunter (Fanny), pseud. What I saw and heard in K. 
 
 1856 263.50 
 
 Le Conte (J. L.) Coleoptera of K. [In Sin. contrib., v. 11.] 3937.11 
 Robinson (S. T.L.) Kansas : its interior and exterior 
 
 life. 1857 ■, 1122.11 
 
 Tice [J. 3. ) Over the plains, ^c. [1872.] . .1132.19 
 
 Wilder (D. W.) Annals of Kansas, lb-75. . 653.17 
 
 irate. — The Reports of the Pacific E. Road surveys 
 
 [1127.01] contain much information in regard to the geology, 
 
 natural bistory, etc., of Kansas. 
 
 Kashgar. See Turkistan. 
 
 Kashmir. 
 
 Austen (B. H.) Notes on the valley of Kashmir. [In Royal geogr. 
 soc. Journal, v. 31, 1861.] 903.34 
 
 Purdon ( W. H.) On the trigonometrical survey and physical con- 
 figuration of the valley of Kashmir. [In Royal geogr. soo. 
 
 Journal, v. 31, 1861.) 903.34 
 
 See also Cashmere, for more important entries. 
 
 Kenilworth Castle. 
 Eistory of K. Castle, the priory and church, with a 
 description, etc. Coventry, 1834. 8°. . 492.30 
 Laneham (R.) Letter describing the magnificent pa- 
 geants before queen Elizabeth, in 1575. . 492.30 
 
 Thomson (Mrs. K.B.) Lit. characters, efc., v. 1 3253.30 
 
 See also Scott's novel, ' Kenilworth.' 
 
 Kensington. 
 Bunt (L. ) The old court suburb ; or, memorials of 
 
 Kensington, 493.20 
 
 See also works on London, in this class, 
 
 Kent ( County of). 
 Adams (K &., editor). The Kentish coronal ; consist- 
 ing of original contributions, in prose and poetry, 
 by persons connected with the. 1811. .2512.25 
 Almack (S.) Papers relating to proceedings in K., 1642-46. [Cam- 
 den miscel., v. 3, J855.] 5113 15 
 
 Beauties of Eaglandand Wales.v. 8, 1808 (by B.W. Brayley). 915a.08 
 Black (A. and C.) Guide to Kent. 1870. . . 951.20 
 Murray (J.) Handbook for Kent. 1853. . . 953.20 
 
 Kentucky. 
 
 Collins (1.) Historical sketches of K. 1850. . 592.24 
 
 Drake (D.) Pioneer life in Kentucky. Notes and a 
 
 biogr.sketoh by his son, C. D. Drake. 1870. 592.25 
 
 Norwood (W.8.) Mammoth cave of K. 1870. 1122.14 
 
 Khiva 
 
 Abbott (J.) Journey from Heraut to Khiva, during the 
 
 Russian invasion. 2d ed. 2v.ini. 1856. 997.08 
 Hellwald (F. von). The Russians in central Asia. 1026.15 
 Ker (D. ) On the road to Khiva. 1874. . . 1026. 16 
 MacGahan (J. A.) Campaigning on the Oxus and the 
 
 fall of Khiva. 1874 1034.18 
 
 Spalding (S.) Khiva and Turkestan. 1874. .1026.17 
 Zimmermann (C.) Memoir illustrative of the Russian 
 
 expedition against Khiva. 1840. . . . 1034.15 
 
 Knox County, (Ohio). 
 Norton (A. B. ) History of Knox Co., Ohio, 1779-1862. 
 1862 612.16 
 
 Koordistan or Kurdistan. 
 
 Ainsworth ( W.) Visit to the Chaldeans lu central Kurdistan ; and 
 of an ascent of the peak of Rowancliz in 1840. (In Roval 
 
 geogr. soc. Journal, v. 11, 1841.] . 903 14 
 
 Brant (J.) Notes of a journey through a part of Kurdistan in 
 1838. [In Royal geogr. soc. Journal, v. 10, 1841 .] . 903 18 
 MillUigen (F.) Wild life among theKoords.1870. 1044. 'JO 
 Rich (C.J.) Narrative of a residence in K 2 v. 1044.22 
 Shaw (R. B.) Journey to Kashgar. 1872. . . 1024.22 
 Taylor (J. <?.) Journal 01 a tour in K., etc. [In Royal geog. soc. 
 
 Journal, v. 38, 1838.J . 904 02 
 
 — TravelB in Kurdistan. With map. [In Royal geogr. soo. Jour- 
 nal, v. 35, 1865.] ... ......... 903.38 
 
 See also New Englauder, v . 23, 1864 (by Wm. Clark). 
 
 Labrador. 
 CMmmo(W.) Visit to the N. B. coast, in 1867. [In Royal geogr. 
 
 soo. Journal, v. 38, 1838.] 904.02 
 
 Mind (H. Y.) Explorations in the interior of the Lab- 
 rador peninsula. 2 v. 1863 1153.15 
 
 Noble (L. L. ) After icebergs with a painter : a summer 
 
 voyage to L. 1801 1143.03 
 
 Osgood (J. R.) & Co. Maritime provinces, etc. 1133.11 
 See also Harper's mag., v. 22 (3 mos. in L., by C. Hallock). 
 
 Lackawanna Valley. 
 
 Hollister (H. ) Contributions to the history of the Lacka- 
 wanna valley. 1857 591.19 
 
 La Plata. See Argentine Republic (p. 291). 
 
 Lake Champlain. 
 
 Butler (B. C.) Lake George and Lake Champlain, to 
 
 1759 1112.26 
 
 Palmer (P. S.) History, etc., 1609-1814. . . . 1111.29 
 
 Lake Erie. 
 
 Burges(T.) Battle of Lake Erie. 1839. . . 585.18 
 See also UveB of Pebbt ; and Harper's mag,, v. 47 (Wine 
 Islands, by O. J\ Woolson). 
 
 Lake George. 
 
 Butler (B. C) Lake George and Lake Champlain, to 
 1759 1112.26 
 
 DeGosia (B. F.) Lake George : its scenes and charac- 
 teristics, with glimpses of the olden times. 1112.17 
 Marvin (H.) History, etc. : a descriptive guide. 1111.30 
 See also Harper's mag., V. 7 (by X. A. Richards). 
 
 Lake Superior. 
 
 Foster (J. W.) and Whitney (J. D.) Geology and topo- 
 graphy of a portion of the Lake Superior land dis- 
 trict. 2pts. 1850-51 4112.35 
 
 Kohl (J. G.) Kitehi-Gami. Wanderings round Lake 
 
 Superior. 1860 1115.17 
 
 See also, in this class, Michigan j also Harper's mag., v. 
 34 {Pictured rocks of, by A. L. Rawson). 
 
 Lakes (Great) of North America. 
 
 Schoolcraft (H. J. ) Travels from Detroit through the 
 chain of American lakes to the sources of the 
 Mississippi, 1820. 1821 1115.16 
 
 Life on the lakes : trip to the pictured rocks of Lake 
 Superior, [anon.] 2 v 226.38 
 
 Whittlesey (O.) Fluctuations of level. [In Sm. Contrib., v. 12.] 
 See also annual reports of TJ. S. chief of engineers, for re- 
 suits of the topogr. and hydrographical Burvey. 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBEB. 
 
340 
 
 COUNTRIES : Lancashire to London. 
 
 Lancashire, (England). 
 Baines (S.) History of the county palatine and duchy 
 
 of Lancaster. 2 v. 1868 498.13 
 
 Beauties of England, v. 9, 1807 (by J. Britton). . . . S51a.09 
 Davies (J.) On tho races of Lancashire, as indicated by the local 
 names and the dialect of the county [Fhilol. soo. proceed- 
 ings. 1855.] 6143.08 
 
 Halleii (R) L. : its puritanism and non-conformity. 
 
 2 v. 1869. 3436.16 
 
 Hurdwick t G. ) Traditions, superstitions, and folk-lore. 
 
 1872. 3817.27 
 
 See also Ohetham society. Eemains hist, and literary. 
 
 92 v. [Contents given on p. 265 of this Catalogue.) . 5091.01 
 
 Lancaster County, (Pa.) 
 
 Harris (A.) Biographical history, etc. 1873. . 623.27 
 Momberi (J. J.) Authentic history of Lancaster, Penn. 
 
 1869 623.23 
 
 Lapland. 
 
 Alviella (Count G.d'). Sahara and Lapland. 1874. 1083.23 
 Elirenmalm (A.) Travels into western Nordland and Lapland, 
 
 1741. [In Pinkerton, v. 1.] 926.01 
 
 Hutchinson (A. H.) Try Lapland. 1870. , .1143.13 
 Leems [K.) * Account of Danish L. [In Pinkerton, v. 1.] 926.01 
 Regnard [J. F.) "Journey to L., 1681. [In Pinkerton, v. 1.] 926.01 
 
 Scheffer (J. ) History of L. 1704 1143. 14 
 
 Shairp (T.) Up in the north. 1*72. . ._ . 991.16 
 
 Taylor (J. Bayard). Northern travel. 1858. . 991.02 
 
 See also Bentley's miscel., v. 62, 1867 (5 art.) ; Quar. rev., 
 
 v . 91, 1854. 
 
 Lebanon (Mount). 
 
 Allah, Effendi (KB.) Thistle and cedar of. 1854. 1052.06 
 
 Chasseaud (G-W.) Druses of the L. 1855. .1054.09 
 
 Churchill (C. H.) Mount Lebanon, 1842 to 1852. 3d ed. 
 
 4v 1034.01 
 
 Reviewed In N. A. rev., v. 81, 1855. 
 Dandini {J.) Voyage, etc., 1680. [In Pinkerton, v. 10.] . 926.10 
 Napier (E.) Reminiscences of Syria, etc. 2 v. 1041.19 
 
 See also Druses (p. 304) ; — Syria . — Palestine. 
 
 Leicestershire, (England). 
 Beauties of England, v. 9, 1807 (by J. Britton). 951a. 09 
 Murray (J.) Handbook for travellers. 1868. . 951.07 
 
 Leicester, (Mass.) 
 
 Draper (J.) Brief sketch of Leicester. [With his History of Spen- 
 cer.] 611.26 
 
 Leominster, (Mass.) 
 
 Wilder (D.) History of L., 1700-1852. . . . 621.25 
 
 Levant. See East (p. 804). 
 
 Lewis County, (New York). 
 Hough (F. 3. ) History of Lewis county, in the State of 
 
 New York. 1860 61408 
 
 Lews. See Hebrides. 
 Lexington, (Mass.) 
 
 Hudson (G) History of Lexington to 1868. . 611.20 
 
 Proceedings at the centennial celebration of the battle of 
 
 Lexington. [Ed. by O. Hudson and E. G. Porter.] 
 
 Lexington, 1875. 1. 8°. 596.09 
 
 See Note in Bulletin of Boston public library, July, 1876. 
 
 Liberia. 
 Alexander (A.) A history of the colonization on the 
 
 western coast of Africa. 1849 5833.08 
 
 Blyden (E. D.) Mixed races in L. [Sm. rep., 1870.] . . 3936 25 
 Crummell (A.) Future of Africa. 1862. . . 5831.11 
 Stockwell (G. S.) Republic of Liberia: geography, soil, 
 
 history, etc. 1868 1093.18 
 
 See also Littell, v. 12, 1856 ; N. A. rev., v. 97, 1863 (Liberia 
 college). 
 
 Libyan Desert. 
 
 Hoskins (G. A.) Visit to the great oasis of Libyan 
 
 desert, etc 1837 1083.13 
 
 St. John (B.) Adventures in the L. D. 1849. 1082.16 
 See also Sahara, in this class. 
 
 Lincoln, (Mass.) 
 Shattuch (£.) Hist, of Lincoln. [Ira Ms Hist, of Concord.] 611.29 
 
 Lincolnshire, (England). 
 Beauties of England, v. 9, 1807 (by J. Britton) 951a.09 
 
 Clironicle of the rebellion in L., 1470. Ed. by J. G. Nichols 
 [Camden miscel., v. 1, 1847.] 6112.89 
 
 Lipari Islands. 
 
 Baedeker (K.) Italy, v. 3. Excursions, etc., 1869-70. 981.24 
 
 Liverpool. 
 
 Smitlvers (H.) Liverpool : its commerce, statistics, and 
 institutions ; with a history of the cotton trade. 
 
 1825 498J5 
 
 See also Lancashire, above. 
 
 Livonia. 
 
 Latham [R. G.) Nationalities of Europe, v. 1, 1863. . . 445 17 
 See also Lady Eastlake's • Livonian tales ' [224.11.] 
 
 London. 
 Archer (T.) Terrible sights of L. 1870. . .5816 25 
 Bartlett (D. W.) What I saw in L. 1852. . . 953^8 
 Bayley (J. ) History and antiquities of the tower of 
 
 London, 1830 485.18 
 
 Becker (B. H.) Scientific London. 1874. . . 3906.18 
 
 Bohn (H. G.) Pictorial handbook of L. 1854. 493,08 
 
 Brayley (E. W.), Nightingale (J.), and Brewer (J.N.) 
 
 "London and Middlesex ; hist, commercial, and 
 
 descriptive survey. 5 pts., 1810-16. [Beauties 
 
 of England, v. 10-14] 951a.l0 
 
 Chronicle of the Gray Friars of L. Ed. by J. G. Nichols. 
 
 London, Camden soc, 1852. 4°. ... 5113.07 
 
 Colqultoun (P. ) Treatise on the commerce and police 
 
 of the river Thames, containing a historical view 
 
 of the trade of the port of London. 1800. 5638.07 
 
 Dallas (G. M.) A series of letters from L. 1869. 955.09 
 
 De antiquis legibus liber ; chronica majorum et vice- 
 
 comitum Londoniarum, 1178-1274 ; cum appen- 
 
 dice ; cur. T. Stapleton. London, Camden soc., 
 
 1846. 4° 5112.34 
 
 Dixon (W. H.) Her majesty's tower. 2 v. 1869. 493.11 
 
 Reviewed in Blackwood's mag., v. 88, 1860. 
 Egan(P-) Tom and Jerry. Life in L. 1869. 6216.36 
 Emerson (G. B.) L.: how the great city grew. 491.16 
 Francillon (B. E.) National characteristics, and flora 
 
 and fauna of London. 1872 5716.28 
 
 Fraser (Sir W.) London self-governed. 1866. 5731.1S 
 Grant (J.) The great metropolis. 1837. . . 951.15 
 
 — Sketches in London. 1840. 955.07 
 
 Greenwood ( J.) Wilds of London. 1874. . .5818.10 
 Hillary [Sir W.) On the improvement and embellishment of the 
 
 metropolis. 1824. [In Pamphleteer, v. 24.] . . . 505854 
 
 Howard (L.) Climatology of London. 3 v. 1833.4028.20 
 
 Howitt ( W. ) Northern heights of London, or historical 
 
 associations of Hampstead, Highgate, Muswell 
 
 Hill, Hornsey, and Islington. 1869. . . 493.19 
 
 Hunt (L. ) A saunter through the West end. . 492.32 
 
 — The town : its characters and events. 1859. 2533.08 
 Jesse (J. H.) L. and its celebrities. 2 v. 1850. 493.09 
 
 — London : its celebrated characters and remarkable 
 
 places. 3v. 1871 482.02 
 
 Kirwan (D.J.) Palace and hovel ; or, phases of London 
 
 life. 1870. 955.1S 
 
 Knight (C. ) London. [An historical and topographical 
 
 account.] 6 v. 1841-44 486.02 
 
 Same. New ed. 6 v. in 3. L., 1857. 8°. 487.01 
 
 Larwood(J.) Story of the L. parks. 2 v. 1872. 493.28 
 Lemon (M.) Up and down the L. streets. 1867. 486.01 
 Liber albus : the white book of the city. Compiled a.d. 
 
 1419, by John Carpenter, Richard Whittington, 
 
 mayor. From the Latin and Anglo-Norman. 
 
 1861 4^5-17 
 
 Londina "illustrata. Graphic and historic memorials 
 
 ofL. L. 2v. 1819-25. fol 957.01 
 
 London in 1850-1851. [Trav. Libr., v. 25, 1851.] 507a.30 
 Mackay (C.) Songs and ballads relative to the London P 1 ™!'™ 1 ? 
 
 and the affairs of London. [In Percy soc, v. 1 ] . 6060.U1 
 Marsh (C.) The clubs of London ; with anecdotes, ito 
 
 [anon.] 2 v. 1828 6216.14 
 
 Maydiston (B.) De concordia inter Ric. H. et civitatem 
 
 L. Ed. by T. Wright. [In Camden soc] 51UM 
 Mayhew (H.) L. labor and L. poor. 3 v. 1864. 5818.0b 
 Same. Extra volume. Those that will not wort 
 
 1862 5818.0J 
 
 Meteyard (R) Hallowed spots of ancient L. 1870. 493.18 
 
 BBOOKLIN MEBOANTILB LIBBABX. 
 
COUNTRIES : London lo Madeira> 
 
 341 
 
 Manimenta Gildhallae Londoniensis. Liber albus, Liber 
 cnstumarum, et Liber Horn. 3 v. Ed. by H. T. 
 
 Kiley. [Rolls ohronioles. ] 5141.— 
 
 Murray (J.) Handbook to L. as it is. [1869.] . 95i[io 
 Nadal(E. S.) Impressions of L. social life. 1875. 955I25 
 Orridge (B. B. ) Some account of tbe citizens of Lon - 
 don and their rulers, 10(30-1867. . . . 493.27 
 Pascoe (0. &) London guide and directory for Amer. 
 
 travellers. 1875 .' , 953.30 
 
 Ritchie (J. E) About London. 1860. . . . 492I31 
 Sola (G. A.) Gaslight and daylight. 1859. . 952!oi 
 Schlesinger (M.) Saunterings in and about L. 1853. 9">4.07 
 Smith (A.) and others. Sketches of L. life, etc. 2542! 26 
 Smith (J. T.) 'Cries of London. 1839. . . 1447.13 
 Thomson (E. ) Chronicles of L. bridge. 1827. 492.' 29 
 Thornbury (W.) Haunted London. 1865. . 493.15 
 Timbs (J.) Club life of London. 2 v. 1866. 493.10 
 
 Same. [Newed.] Clubs and club lifr, etc. 6216!35 
 
 — London and Westminster : strange events, charac- 
 teristics, and changes of metropolitan life 2 v 
 
 1868 4WM 
 
 Wey (F.) Londres il y a cent ans. 1859. . . 491.17 
 On the Tomer, see Dixon and Bayley, above, and, in Fic- 
 tion, Ainsworth's Tower of London [115,11], 
 
 See also, in general alphabet, British museum ;— St 
 Paul's :— Westminster abbey ;— Social science. 
 
 See also papers in Beutley's miscellany, v. 16-16 1814 
 (Physiology of London life, by J. F. Murray; ; Ed. rev. y 
 104 (Growth of the map of London) ; v. 131, 1870 (London 
 topography and street nomenclature) ; Fortn. rev v 3 
 1865 (Underground perils) ; v. 4, 1866 (Architecture of L ' 
 in relation to climate, by H. Merivalei ; v. 6, 1866 (Cottage' 
 property in L., by O. Hill) ; Eraser's mag., y, 49, 1854 (De- 
 cline of the London corporation ; 6 art ) ; v. 2, 1870 (East 
 and West End of London ; 2 art. by countess Spencer) : 
 v. 2, 1870 (Sketches of life ; 2 art. by Patricius Walker) • 
 Nat. rev., v. 13, 1861 (Old London) ; Pamphleteer, v. 25, 
 1825 (Observ. on the buildings, improvements, etc., of 
 London); West, rev., v. 85, 1866 (Commons round London)- 
 Dublin univ.inag.,v. 86, 1875 (Notes on the Temple ; 2art.j 
 ■8S- Most works of travel in England (see p. 314 of this 
 Catalogue) devote some space to sketches of London. For 
 a popular general Note on the literature of the subject 
 readers are referred to p. 144 of the Catalogue of the Box- 
 bury branch of the Boston public library [2716.28]. 
 
 Long Island. 
 
 Beers (F.W.) 'Atlas of L. I. 1873. . . . 927.11 
 Ourlin's directory. 1865-66. NewXork,1865. 16°. 6743.12 
 Dwight (T.) Journey to L.I. in 1804. |/n Travels, etc., v. 8. 1112.03 
 tiirman (<?.) Antiquities of L. I. Bibliography by H. 
 
 Onderdonk, jr. Ed. by F Moore. 1875. 591.23 
 Giraud(J. P., jr.) Birds of L. L 1844. . .4815.02 
 Onderdonk (H.) Revolutionary incidents of Suffolk and 
 
 Kings counties ; with an account of the battle of 
 
 L- I- 1849 613.07 
 
 — Revolutionary incidents of Queens co. 1846. 613.00 
 Prime (Jf. S.) History of L. I. to 1845, with special 
 
 reference to its ecclesiastical concerns. 1845. 613.05 
 Thompson (B. F. ) History of L L 2 v. 1843. 613.01 
 Wood (8.) Sketch of the first settlement of several 
 
 towns on L. L New ed. 1828. . . . 613.06 
 Battle of Long Island. 
 
 Field (T. W.) The battle of L. L With documents. 
 
 [Inh. L hist. soc. Memoirs, v. 2, 1869.] . 613.14 
 
 Onderdonk (H.) Account of the battle. [In his Bev. Incidents, 
 
 <*■ 1849.] 613 .07 
 
 Seeaiso Knickerbocker mag., v. 13, 1839 (by G. A. Ward) ; 
 Harper's mag., Aug., 1876 (by J. W. Chadwick). 
 S&- See also, in this class, Brooklyn ;— Newtown. 
 
 Lorraine. 
 
 Stevenson (9. de St. C.) Alsace and Lorraine : past, pre- 
 sent, and future. 1873 527.10 
 
 See also Scribner's mag., v. 1, 1870 (The French conquest 
 of Lorraine and Alsace, by H. M. Baird). 
 
 Louisiana. 
 
 BarU-Marbois (F. de). History of Louisiana, particu- 
 larly of the cession of that colony to the United 
 States. Erom the French. 1830. . . . 593.01 
 Banner (K) History of Ls. [To 1840.] . . 593.05 
 trench [B. F.) Hist, collections of Louisiana, v. 1-5. 
 
 •1846-53 593.14 
 
 Contents : v. l.TCst. documents, 1678-91 ; viz. Discourse, 
 by H. A. Bullard. La Salle's memoir on the discovery of 
 the Mississippi. De Tonty's account of the Mississippi. 
 Joutel's journal of La Salle's last voyage. Father Henne- 
 pin's account of the discovery of the Mississippi. 
 
 of F tuS ° T f f a Y- Mst ' S00 ' Discourse on the life 
 In J to "t^ 7^1" 6 , X £° publi0 "°<=unients in Paris re'.at- 
 InSrn ,i^f"ti Letter ° f ? e «"to on the conquest of Florida 
 Journal of the exped. of De Soto, by L. H. de Biedma 1544 
 an 'S™ e °4 the exped ' of De Soto, by a genaemau of El 
 vas, 1669 Description of La Louisiana °. also of the , Mit 
 
 voya^!'l673 • COM - Mai '1 ue "o "d Joliet's account oi 
 
 T^iln^'fr': ' H 'A- Mlard ' P res ' of «»> L^ hist. soc. 
 rfZj™.? ?f 8 ^storical journal of the establishmen 
 erantad tn M ,v n t U1 ^ lana ', Traus1 ' of tl,e Iettes Patent 
 £1?,„ wi * at ' Traua1 ' of the leltei '» latent granted 
 
 to the Western company. Account of the Indian tribes oi 
 
 r£T , .^t a - lraUSl - o fBieu ville's correspondence Note of 
 nf th?T^-° r ™. u , ce « al o" 8 of laud. Treaty of the company 
 lit.™ t ?* T th th6 Ursilliue "»M- Description of mi- 
 T „Si.?,» rf ' 0US a , Ud P0sts ' Xrans1 ' ot >^ b| ack code of 
 S";, B ? les aud regulations for the colony. Memoir 
 S,™iSW"n colonizing Louisiana Trans], of the 
 Journal of lather Charlevoix, with notes. Account of the 
 iccn^nf ,^f 'm'. ? 104 ?^ 9 - C^i'okee, and Creek Indians 
 nj th« F,.», 'l N l 0h ?f J udi ™ 8 - Account of the massacre 
 inhahifnuS.^f "y" 18 Natchez Indians. Account of the first 
 ™ ^h! ?f TV ? S £ ew - 0rlea "s. Account of the Belize and 
 mouths of the Mississippi. Letter on the settlement of the 
 ill, °7r Huguenots in New France (Florida), 1662. 
 Account oi Jean Bibaut's last expedition and fate of the 
 
 in vn£ fl ? y m , NeW I ' raaCe ' 1665 ' Historical journal of 
 bauvole, first royal governor of La. Memoir of M de Biche- 
 bourg, on the first Natchez war. 
 v. 4. Shea (J. G.) Discov. of the Miss. valley. [1125.011 
 v. 6. Historical memoirs by G M. B. Dumout, 1712-40 
 Champigny s memoir on the present state of La to 1771 ' 
 
 Same. [v. 6.] New series. 1869. . . . 593.23 
 
 1c ?^ m $f.;u Men ;? ir °y de Eomonville, 1697. Voyage in 
 1698 by d Iberville. Annals of La., 1698-1722, by Penicaut. 
 fKfo , '„S ' Qe ^ rs t attempt of the French to colonize Florida, 
 1562-67, by Bene Laudonniere. 
 
 Same. [v. 7.] 2d series. 1875. . . . 593.22 
 
 Contents: Hist, memoirs and narratives, 1527-1702 viz. 
 
 La balle s, 1678-82 ; Hist, journal of d'Iberville, 1698-99. 
 
 Hist, collections relating to Florida, viz. Narrative of voy- 
 
 age i of J. de Bibault to found a colony of Huguenots 1562. 
 
 Uayarri ( 6. ) History of La. The French domination. 
 
 [1539-1769.] 2 v. in 1. 1866 593.08 
 
 Same. The Spanish domination, 1769-1803. 593.09 
 
 Same. The Amer. domination. [1803-1861.] 593.10 
 
 Note — Of the above works all but Bonner, and Gayarre's 
 volume 'American domination,' relate to the Territory of La 
 4S- See also entries under Mississippi River, and Mis- 
 sissippi Valley (p. 345) ;— New Orleans. 
 
 Lowell, (Mass.) 
 Cowley (G.) Illustrated history of L. 1868. . 611.19 
 Miles (H.A.) Lowell as it was, and as it is. 1845. 611.16 
 
 Lycia. 
 
 Fellows (Sir G.) Travels in Lycia. 1852. . .1033.01 
 Spratt ( T. A. B. ) and Forbes (K ) Travels in Lycia, etc. 
 
 2 v. 1847. 1034.12 
 
 Lynn, (Mass.) 
 Essex Inst. hist, coll., v. 6 (a number of papers.) . . . 605.07 
 
 Macedonia, (Turkey). 
 
 Murray (J.) Handbook for Greece, etc. 1854. 992.07 
 
 Walker (M. A.) Through Macedonia. 1864. . 996.17 
 
 See also works on Greece {Ancient), and Turkey. 
 
 Madagascar. 
 
 Ellis {W.) Three visits to M., 1853-56. . . .1065.10 
 Hami ton ( W. J.) Abstract of mss., books, and papers respecting 
 
 Madagascar during the possession of the Mauritius by the 
 
 French. [In Royal geojjr. soc. Journal, v. 20, 1851.] 903.23 
 Lloyd [J. A.) Memoir on M. [/re Royal geogr. soc. Journal, v. 20, 
 
 1851.] 003 23 
 
 Maundrell {H.) Visit to the northeast of M. [In Royal geogr. soc. 
 
 Journal, v. 37, 1867.] 904.01 
 
 Mullens (J.) Twelve months in M. , [1870-71 .] 1066.09 
 
 Pfeiffer(L) Visit to M., 1861 1065.11 
 
 Rochon [A. M.) Voyage to M., 1792. [In *Finkerton, v. 16.] 926.16 
 
 Sibree(J.) M. and its people. 1870. . . . 1061.11 
 
 See also Ed. rev., v. 126, 1867 ; Fraser's mag., v. 68, 1863; 
 
 United Service mag., 1869, v. 2-3 (M. and the Malayasy ; 
 
 7 art., by W. A. Eardley-Wilmot) ; Fraser's mag., v. 68, 1863 ; 
 
 Ed. rev., v. 126, 1867 (The christians of M.) 
 
 Madeira. 
 
 Bowdilch(T. E) Excursions in M., 1823. . .1096.03 
 Collon(W.) Ship and shore, in M. , etc. 1851. 981.03 
 Dix(J.A.) A winter in Madeira. 1853. . . 981.10 
 Grabliam (M. 0.) Climate and resources of M. 1093.20 
 
 Holman(J.) Travels in M. 1840 1094.10 
 
 Lanman(C) Madeira. 1856 985.16 
 
 In asking for books, use the "Book Orders," giving the ADTHOB'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NOMBEB. 
 
342 
 
 COUNTRIES : Madeira to Maryland. 
 
 Wliite (R.) Madeira : its climate and scenery. 2d ed. 
 New matter by J. Y. Johnson. 1857. . . 1093.16 
 Wilde (W.R.) Voyage to Madeira. 18i0. .1054.04 
 See also Fortn.rev. v. 1, 1865 (Dangers to Invalids, by 
 Capt. F. Sayer) ; Scribuer's monthly, Dec, 1874 (by S. G. 
 W. Benjamin ; illus.) j Harper's mag., v. 12 (by 0. W. 
 March). 
 
 Madeira River. 
 
 Keller (F.) 'Amazon and M. rivers. 1874. .1168.03 
 Magellan {Straits of). 
 
 Cordova (A. de). Voyage of disoov. to the. 1829. 5093.02 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 81, 1873 (by Mrs. Agassiz). 
 
 Macdouall{J.) Voyage through the. 1833. .1163.02 
 See also Patagonia. 
 
 Maine. 
 
 Abbott (J. 8. 0.) History of Maine. 1875. . 65412 
 
 Coolulge (A. J.) and Mansfield (J. B.) Hist, and de- 
 scription of N. E. v. 1. Maine, etc. 1859. 595.01 
 
 Kidder (P.) Military operations in eastern Maine during 
 the revolution, chiefly compiled from the journal! 
 and letters of Col. John Allan. 1867. . 593.21 
 
 Maine historical society. Collections, v. 1-6. 1831-57. 
 
 8°. 602.01 
 
 For Contents see entry in general alphabet. 
 
 Springer (J. S. ) Forest life and forest trees , with de- 
 scriptions of lumbering operations on the rivers. 
 1851 1121.19 
 
 Thoreau (H. D.) The Maine woods. 1861 .1111.06 
 
 Williamson ( W. D.) History of Maine, 1602-1820. 2 v. 
 1832 593.19 
 
 Winthrop (T.) Life in the open air, p. 1-121 (Eatahdin and the 
 Penobscot). ... 2645.17 
 
 Maine State Documents. 
 
 Adjutant general. Annual report, 1861-65. 5 v. Au- 
 gusta, 1862-66. 8° 
 
 Board of agriculture. 6th-7th, 18th annual report Au- 
 gusta, 1861-73. 8° . 
 
 Department of industrial statistics. 1st annual report. 
 Augusta, 1873. 8° 
 
 Bydrographic survey. Water-power of M. By W. "Wells, 
 supt. Augusta, 1869. 8°. 
 
 Majorca. 
 Christmas (H.) Majorca. [In his Mediterranean, etc., v. 1.] 943 09 
 Dodd (W.) Three weeks in Majorca. 1863. . 981.07 
 Dudevant (Mme. A. L. A. D.) Un hiver a Majorque. 
 
 18M 7005.02 
 
 Lacroix (F.) lies Baleares. 1847 901 26 
 
 See also Bentley's raiscel., v. 62, 1867 ; also worts' on the 
 Mediterranean. 
 
 Malabar. 
 
 Barbosa (D. ) Description of the coast of Malabar 
 
 1514. [Hakluyt soe., 1866.] .... 1095.13 
 
 Buchanan (F.) Jour, through M. in 1800. [Pinkerton, v. 8.] 926 08 
 
 Phillips (J. T.) Account of Malabar, 1717. .1061.24 
 
 Malacca (Straits o/). 
 Thomson {J.) Straits of Malacca. 1875. 
 
 . 1026.10 
 
 Malay Arohipelago. See Eastern Archipelago. 
 See also Quar. rev., v. 127, 1869 ; Westm. rev., v. 68, 1867. 
 
 Malta [Island of). 
 Adams (A.L.) Notes of a naturalist in M. 1870. 1091 12 
 Brydone (P. ) A tour through Malta in [1770]. 981 13 
 Davy (J.) Notes on Malta. 2 v. 1842. . . 97503 
 History of M., to 1726. [In Universal hist., v. 19 1 ' 406 12 
 
 Lacroix (F.) Malte. [TJnivers. 1818.] . ' '90103 
 Martin (R. M.) History, etc. [Br. Col. libr., v 7 ] 98105 
 Porter (W.) Malta and its knights. 1871. . 6623' 10 
 'Jallack (W.) Malta under tbe Phenicians, Knights 
 
 and English. 1861 981.12 
 
 «S* See also Knighthood, in general alphabet.' 
 
 Mammoth Cave, {Kentucky). 
 ForwoodiW. S.) Mammoth cave. 1870. . .1122 14 
 Letcher (M. Ji.) Wonderful discovery of an inhabited 
 region m the interior of the earth. [A romance.] 
 
 24 PP 5091.01 
 
 Man {Isle of). 
 Robertson (D) Tour through, etc., 1791. [Finkerton, T . 2J 926 02 
 leignmouih (Lord). Sketches of the. 2 v. 1K36. 952°23 
 
 Manchester, {England). 
 Chelham society. Remains, historical and literary, etc 
 
 92 v. 5094,01 
 
 Note. — For contents see p. 265 of this Catalogue 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 47, 1853 (M. historically viewed), 
 
 Manchuria or Mandshuria. 
 
 Fleming (G.) Travels in Mantchu Tartary. 1863. 1025.13 
 
 Lloyd ( W. V.) Notes on the Russian harbours on the coast of 
 
 Manchuria. With map. [In Eoyal geogr. soo. Journal v 37 
 
 1867.] 904.01 
 
 Williamson (A.) Journeys m M. 2 v. 1870. . 1021.11 
 — Notes on Manchuria. With map. [In Royal geogr. soc Jour 
 
 nal, v. 39, 1869.] 90403 
 
 See also Amur (p. 290). 
 
 Manhattan Island. [See also New York (City of).] 
 Cozzens (I. Jr.) Geological history of. 1843. .4116.05 
 
 Manitoba. 
 Mind (H. Y.) Canadian Red river exped. of 1857 etc 
 2v. 1860 
 
 Ross (A.) Red river settlement. 1856. . . 1153.11 
 West (J.) Residence at Red river, 1820-23. .1153.10 
 See also America (British, p. 289J. 
 
 Mantua, (Italy). 
 
 History of Mantua. [In Universal hist., V. 37.] . . . . 400 80 
 See also N. A. rev., v. 102, 1866 (p. 48-100). 
 
 Marathon (Battle of). 
 Finlay(0.) [In Royal soo. of lit. Trans., v. 3, 1839.] . .6068.03 
 
 Margarita, ( Caribbean Sea). 
 Lavaysse (J. F. D.) Description of M. 1820. 1166.49 
 Maroons. 
 
 Dallas (B. C.) History of the M. 2 v. 1803. 556.07 
 See also Jamaica. 
 
 Marqcesas. 
 
 Melville (H. ) Typee : a four months' residence. [A ro- 
 mance.] 1852 '231.74 
 
 See also Harper's mag., v. 19, p. 297-308 (Cruise of the 
 Essex, 1812) ; and Polynesia, in this class. 
 
 Marseilles, (France). 
 Miry (J.) Marseille et les Marseillais. . . .7025.25 
 
 Martha's Vineyard. 
 
 Hough (F. B.) Papers relating to the original settle- 
 ment of Martha's Vineyard. 1856. . . 611.24 
 See also Atlantio monthly, Dec, 1874 (by N. S. Shaler) j 
 Harper's mag., v. 37, 1868 (by Mary N. Prescott). 
 
 Martinique. 
 
 Carvalho (S.) Rambles in M. [In Harper's mag., v. 48.] 
 See also West Indies. 
 
 Maryland. 
 
 Alsop (G.) A character of the province of M. New ed, 
 by J. a. Shea. 1869 593.11 
 
 Bozman (J. L. ) History of M., 1633 to 1660. 593.06 
 
 Davis (G. L. L.) The day-star of American freedom ; 
 or, birth of toleration in the province of Maryland. 
 1855 593.13 
 
 Hammond {J.) Leah and Rachael ; or, the two fruitfull sisters, 
 Virginia and Mary-land, 1656. [Force's Tracts, v. 3.] 677.10 
 
 McSherry (J.) History of M., 1634-1848. . . 654,17 
 
 — Early history of M. [In his Essays and lectures. 1869.] 2636.08 
 
 Neill(RD.) Terra Marias; or, threads of Maryland 
 colonial history. 1867 593.12 
 
 Relation of Maryland. Repr. from London ed. of 1635. 
 Ed. with preface by E. L. Hawks. [Sabin'srepr., 
 1865.] 564.20 
 
 Shrigley [N.) True relation of Virginia and Maryland. 1609. [In 
 Force's Tracts, v 3.] U"- 10 
 
 White (A.) Relation of the colony of lord Baltimore, 1688-77. 
 
 [In Force's Tracts, v. 4.] 6"-' 1 
 
 Note. — Upon the subject of catholic toleration in Maryland, 
 see Lippiucott's mag., July, 1871 (Tlie settlement ot JU; 
 and an elaborate article in Catholic world, Dec, 1875 |Mr. 
 Gladstone and Maryland toleration), in reply to Gladstone s 
 remarks in his preface to his ■ Rome and the newest 
 fashions in religion.' Neill's Terra Marias should also be 
 consulted in tbe same connection. 
 
 Conventions of 1774-76. Proceedings of the conventions 
 held at 'Annapolis in 1774, 1775, and 1776. Balti- 
 more, 1836. 8°. 5735.1D 
 
 Constitutional convention of 1851. Debates and proceed- 
 
 BROOKLYN MEBOANTILB LIBRARY. 
 
COUNTRIES : Massachusetts to Mediterranean. 
 
 343 
 
 iiigs, with constitution as adopted. 2 v. Annapolis, 
 
 1851. 8°. 5737.12 
 
 Constitutional convention of 1867. Proceedings. Anna- 
 polis, 1867. 8° 5737.14 
 
 Massachusetts. 
 Austin {G. L.) History of Mass. to the present time. 
 
 1876 594.17 
 
 Barber (J. W.) Historical coll., Mass. 1841. 594.05 
 
 Barry (J. S.) History of Mass. 3 v. 1857. 594.01 
 
 v. 1. Colonial period, to 1692. v. 2. Provincial period, 
 
 1692-1775. v. 8. Commonwealth period, 1775-1820. 
 
 Bradford (A.) History of Mass., 1764-75. . . 594.07 
 
 Same. 1775-89 544.08 
 
 Same. 1790-1820 594.09 
 
 Buck(R) Mass. ecclesiastical law. 1866. . 3525.11 
 Carpenter (W. K) History of Mass., to [1853]. 591.21 
 Dexter (i/. M.) As to Roger Williams and his banish- 
 ment from the Mass. plantation, with a few words 
 concerning the baptists, the quakers, and religious 
 
 literature. 1876 3185.23 
 
 Fowler (W. C.) Local law in Mass. and Conn., histori- 
 cally considered. 1872 5735.22 
 
 Hull (J.) Diaries of, mintmaster and treasurer of the colony of 
 Massachusetts Bay. 1686 42. [In Archasologia Aiier., 
 V. 3.] 677.20 
 
 Hutchinson (T.) History of the province of Massachu- 
 setts hay. 1749-74 594.06 
 
 Massachusetts historical society. Lectures before the 
 Lowell institute oa subjects relating to the early 
 
 history of Mass. 1869 594.14 
 
 Contents : Massachusetts and its early history, by R. C. 
 Winthrop. Aims and purposes of the founders of the Mas- 
 sachusetts colony, by G. E. Ellis. Treatment of intruders 
 and dissentients by the founders of Massachusetts, by G. 
 E. Ellis. History of grants under the great council tor New 
 England, by S. F. Haven. The colony of New Plymouth 
 and its relation to Massachusetts, by W. Brigham. Slavery 
 as it once prevailed in Massachusetts, by E. Washburn. 
 Records of Massachusetts under its first charter, by C. W. 
 Upbam. The medical profession iu Massachusetts, by O. 
 W. Holmes. Early relations with the Indians, by S. Eliot. 
 The regicides sheltered in New Englaud, by C. Bobbins. 
 The first charter and the early religious legislation of Mas- 
 sachusetts, by J. Parker. Puritau politics of England and 
 New England, by E. E. Hale. Education in Massachusetts : 
 Early legislation and history, by G. B. Emerson. 
 Moore (G. H.) Notes on the historv of slavery in Mass. 
 
 1866 5833.03 
 
 Oliver (P.) The puritan commonwealth : an historical 
 
 review. [1620-1689.] 594.10 
 
 Thornton (J. W. ) The landing at Cape Ann ; the char- 
 ter now first published. With a history of the co- 
 lony, 1624-28 595.13 
 
 Whilmore{W.H.) The Mass. civil list. 1630-1774. 594.16 
 Young {A. ) Chronicles of the first planters of Massa- 
 chusetts bay, 1623-1K36 594.04 
 
 Contents: White's Brief relation. Hubbard's narrative. 
 The company's records. Gov. Cradock's letter to Captain 
 Endicott. Instructions to Endicott. Form of government. 
 Allotment of the lands. Agreement with the ministers. 
 Higgiuson's journal of his voyage. Higgiuson's New Eng- 
 land plantation. General considerations for planting New 
 England. Agreement at Cambridge. Company's letters to 
 Higgiiison and Endicott. Humble request. Deputy Gov. 
 Dudley's letter to the Countess of Lincoln. R. Clap's me- 
 moirs. Early records of Charlestown. W. Wood's descrip- 
 tion of Massachusetts. John Cotton's life and letters, etc. 
 Richard Matter's journal. Thacher's narrative of his ship- 
 wreck. Shepard's memoir of his own life. 
 
 For special works upon the ecclesiastical history of Mass. 
 see Biblical and eocl. lit. (New England churches, p. 94). 
 See also, in this class, Plymouth Colony; — New England 
 Note.— Some hints for courses of reading on Mass. his- 
 tory may be found on p. 180 of the Boston public library 
 Catalogue ot history, and on p. 195 of the Quiucy catalogue. 
 For local histories see, iu this class, Beverly ; — Boston ;— 
 Cambridge;— Cape Cod ; — Concord; — Dedham; — Dorches- 
 ter ;— Duxbury; — Easthampton ; — Essex ; — Framingham; 
 — Gardiner ; — Hamilton ;— Haverhill ; — Hanover ; — Ips- 
 wich ; — Leicester ; — Leominster ; — Lexington ; — Lowell ; 
 — Martha's Vineyard;— Middlesex;— Nantucket;— Natick; 
 — Newburyport ;— Pittston ; — Plymouth ; — Kehoboth ; — 
 Salem ;— Shrewsbury ; — Spencer ;— Watertown j — Ware- 
 ham ; —Winthrop ; — Woburn ; — Worcester. 
 Mass. in the Civil War, 1861-65. 
 Headiey(P. C.) Mass. in the rebellion, 1861-65. 634.21 
 Schouler (W.) Hist, of Mass. in the civil war. 634.19 
 
 Constitutional Conventions. 
 Constitution adopted 1780 : with the amendments an- 
 nexed. Boston, 1822. 8°. 5735.09 
 
 Convention for forming a constitution for the state 
 1779-80. Journal. Boston, 1832. 8°. . . 5735.13 
 
 Convention, convened 9th January, 1788, for the pur- 
 pose of ratifying the constitution recommended by 
 the federal convention. Debates. Boston, 1788. 
 _ Vi ° 5736.08 
 
 Convention of 1820. Debates and proceedings, 1820-21. 
 New ed. Boston, 1853. 8° 5735.14 
 
 Convention of 1853. Debates and proceedings. 3v 
 Boston, 1853. 8 D . .5735.10 
 
 Discussions on the constitution proposed by the 
 
 convention of 1853. [By G. T. Curtis, G. S. Bol- 
 lard, Samuel Hoar, Marcus Morton, C. F. Adams 
 J. G. Palfrey.] Boston, 1854. 8°. . . 5735.08 
 Massachusetts State Documents, 
 
 Board of agriculture. 14th-22d annual report. Boston 
 1867-75. 8°. 6112.14 
 
 Board of education. 15th-39th annual report. Boston 
 1852-75. S 3 5526.17 
 
 Board of health. lst-6th annual report. Boston, 1870-75 
 8° 4345.19 
 
 Board of railroad commissioners. lst-6th report. Bos- 
 ton, 1867-75. 8° 
 
 Board of state charities, lst-llth annual report. Boston, 
 1875. 8° 5827.01 
 
 Bureau of statistics of labor. lst-6th annual report. 
 Boston, 1870-75 
 
 Insurance commissioner. Reports on life insurance, 1859- 
 1865. Boston, 1865.. 8° 5931.15 
 
 — 19th-20th annual report. 4 v. B., 1874-75. 8°. 
 
 Railroad returns, 1859-65. Boston, 1860-69. 8°. 
 
 Note. — Continued under Board ofM.R. Com., above. 
 
 Registration report. 17th-18th; 20th-31st report, re- 
 lating to the registry and return of births, rnar- 
 riages.and deaths, 1858-1872. B.,1871-74.8°.5944.17 
 
 Secretary of the commonwealth. Statistics of industry, 
 1845, '1855, 1865. 3 v. B., 1846-66. 8°. 
 
 • — Abstract of the census of Mass. 1860. From the 
 U. S. census. Boston, 1863. 8°. . . . 
 
 Charters and general laws of the colony and province 
 of Massachusetts bay. 1814. 8° . . . 5738.01 
 
 Manual of the general court. B., 1870. 16°. .6751.16 
 
 Records of the governor and company of the Massa- 
 chusetts bay. Ed. by N. B. Shurtleff. v. 1-6. 1628- 
 1686. Boston, 1853-54. 4°. _ . . . . 596.11 
 
 Reports of controverted elections in the house of re- 
 presentatives, from 1780 to 1852. Compiled by 
 L. S. Cushing, etc. Boston, 1853. 8°. . 5638.01 
 
 Emerson (G. B.) Report on the trees and shrubs grow- 
 ing naturally in the forests of Mass. 1846. 6135.09 
 
 Mauritius or Isle of France. 
 
 Guignes (C. L. J. de). Observ. on the M. [Prnkerton, v. 11.] 926.11 
 Martin (R. M.) Southern Africa, etc. 1843. . 1061.06 
 Pike(N.) Sub-tropical rambles. 1873. . . 1066.08 
 Saint-Pierre (J. H. B. de). Yoyage to the Isle of France. 
 
 1800 1094 16 
 
 Transport voyage to the. [anon.} L. ,1851. 8°. 1061.14 
 
 See also N. A. rev., v. 9tt, 1863. 
 
 Media. 
 
 Eoefer(F.) Medie, etc. 1852. [Univers.] . 901.19 
 Le Normant (E.) and Chevalier (F.) Manual of ancient history, 
 
 v. 2, 1870 423.15 
 
 Bawlinson (Sir 67.) Five great monarchies, v. 3, 1865. . 425.17 
 See also History (Ancient), in the general alphabet. 
 
 Mediterranean. 
 
 Beimel (J. S. ) Winter and spring on the shores of the 
 Mediterranean ; or, the Riviera, Mentone, Italy, 
 Corsica, Sicily, Algeria, Spain, and Biarritz, as 
 winter climates. 1870 981.09 
 
 Christmas (H. ) Shores and islands of the Mediterra- 
 nean. 3 v. 1851 943.09 
 
 Cotton (W.) Ship and shore, etc. 1851. . . 981.03 
 
 Cox (S. S. ) Search for winter sunbeams. 1870. 981.10 
 
 Digby (Sir K.) Journal of a voyage, 1628. Ed. by J. 
 Bruce 5113.30 
 
 Gasparin ( V. B. ,comlesse de). By the sea shore : reveries 
 of a traveller. 1«67 971.25 
 
 Quatrefaaes (A. de). Rambles of a naturalist on the coast 
 of France, Spain, and Sicily. 2 v. 1857. 4723.16 
 
 la asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NT/MBEB. 
 
344 
 
 COUNTBIES : Mediterranean to Michigan. 
 
 Sehroeder (F.) Shores of the M. 1846. . . 981.01 
 Smyth (W.H.) The Mediterranean : a memoir physical, 
 
 historical, and nautical. 1854 975.17 
 
 Beviewed in Ed. rev., v. 106, 1857. 
 Wilde ( W. R. ) Voyage along the shores of the Me- 
 diterranean. 2 v. 1840 10,34.04 
 
 WUlis (N. P.) Summer cruise in the M. 1853, 981.01 
 See also names of Islands, and of adjacent countries. 
 
 Meriden, (Conn.) 
 Davis (0. H. 8.) History of. 1870 592.08 
 
 Merrimac River. 
 
 Thoreau (H. D.) Week on the. 1849. . . .1111.10 
 
 Mesopotamia. 
 
 BewsJier (J. B.) On part of M. contained betw. Sheriat-el-Beytha, 
 on the Tigris, and Tel Ibrahim. [In Royal geogr. soc. Jour- 
 nal, T. 87, 1867.] 901.01 
 
 Fletcher (J. P.) Notes from Nineveh, and travels in M. 
 
 2v. 1850 1042.14 
 
 Fraser (J. B. ) M. from the earliest ages. New York, 
 
 1841 1041.03 
 
 Same. Edinb., 1842 1041.11 
 
 Hoefer (F.) Me"sopotamie, etc. 1852. [TJnivers.] 901.19 
 Southgate (H.) Visit to the Syrian church of M. 105:3.18 
 Wetsted (J. R.) Travels, etc. v. 2. 1840. . . 1044.04 
 See also, in this class, Assyria ; — Babylonia ; — Ohaldeea. 
 
 Mexico. 
 
 1. Description and Travels. 
 
 Abbott (O. D.) Mexico and the U. S., their mutual rela- 
 tions and common interests . 1869. . . 566.13 
 Alvensleben (M. von). With Maximilian in M. 1152.13 
 Box (M. J.) Explorations in new and old M. 1152.08 
 Bullock (W. H.) Across M. in 1864-5. . . .1152.10 
 Calderon de la Barca (Mine. T. E.) Life in M. 1105.12 
 Ghamplain (S.) Narrative of a voyage to M., 1599 to 
 1599-1602. [Hakluyt soc, 1859.] . . 1166.11 
 Chevalier (M. ) Le Mexique ancicn et moderne. 1152.09 
 
 — Mexico, ancient and modern. 2 v. 1861. . 1152. 15 
 Gander (J.) Modern traveller, v. 25, 26. . . 911.25 
 Domenech (E.) Missionary adventures in M. 1125.12 
 Eglojf stein (F.W.von). Physical geogr. of M. 1155.01 
 Eoans (A. S.) Our sister republic : tropical Mexico in 
 
 1869-70 1152.17 
 
 Froebel (J. ) Seven years' travel in northern M. 1105. 1 9 
 Geiger (J. L.) A peep at Mexico, 1873-4. . . 1156.06 
 Giliiam (J. M) Travels in M. , 1843-44. 1846. 1152.04 
 Haven (G.) Our next door neighbor. 1875. 1152.20 
 Hill (8. 8.) Travels in Mexico. 2 v. 1860. .1163.11 
 Humboldt (F. H. A. von). Political essay on the king- 
 dom of New Spain. Researches, etc. 4 v. 1155.08 
 
 — Eesearches concerning the aucient inhabitants of 
 
 America. 2 v. 1814 1155.12 
 
 Kendall (G. W.) Texan Santa Ft5 expedition. 6th ed. 
 
 2 v. 1850 1H3.12 
 
 Larenaudi&re (G. de). Mexique, etc. [TJnivers.] 902. 19 
 Maclure (W.) Opinions on various subjects. 2 v. in 1 
 
 1831 5814.10 
 
 Note. — Contains information on the resources of Mexico. 
 Mason(R.H) Pictures of life in M. 2 v. 1852. 1152.01 
 Mayer (S.) Mexican mines. [In De Bow (J. D. B.) Industrial 
 
 resources, etc., p. 92-99.] 5925.26 
 
 Ruxton (G.F.) Adventures in Mexico. 1848. i.152.18 
 Sartorius (G.) * Mexico. Landscapes and popular 
 
 sketches. 1859 1156.01 
 
 Sevin (ft) Journey to M. [In Royal geogr. soc. Jour., v. 30 I860 
 Tempsky (G. F. von). Mitla. A iouruey in Mexico 
 
 1853 '. . 11.32.14 
 
 Thierry de Menonville (N. J.) Travels to Guaxaoa 1777 [In 
 
 Finkerton, v. 13.] 92(Ua 
 
 lhompson (W.) Recollections of M.; 1846. .1152.19 
 Trip to M., 1849-50. By a barrister, [anon.] 1152 07 
 Tudor {H.) Tour in M. [In Waldie library, v. 3.] . . .5078 17 
 Vkjiwtti (A.) Coup d'ceil sur les richesses me'taUur- 
 
 giques. 1868 ' 391)3 27 
 
 Ward (H. G.) Mexico. 2 v. 1829 566.03 
 
 Wise (H. A.) Los Gringos ; or, an inside view of M. 
 
 1857 1152.03 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 5, 1860 (2 art.)': Biackwood's 
 
 mag., v. 77, 1855 (Vagabond life in M.) 
 
 2. Mexican History and Antiquities. 
 
 Bancroft (H. H. ) Native races of the Pacific states. 
 
 5v. 1874-75 56507 
 
 Clavigero (F. 8. ) History of M. 2d ed. 2 v. 1807. 558.08 
 Diaz del Castillo (B.) Memoirs containing a true account 
 
 of the discov. and conquest of M. 2 v. 1844. 566 01 
 
 Same. [In Kerr. Voyages, etc., v. 3-4.] . . . . 914 m 
 
 Helps (A.) In Ais Spanish conquest in America, v. 2-3, 185*6. 665 02 
 Mayer (B. ) Mexico : Aztec, Spanish, and republican 
 
 [To 1848.] With sketch o: the late war. 2 v. in 1' 
 
 1854 567.03 
 
 — Observ. on Mexican history and archsaology, [Sm. contrib 
 ,. . v ' 9 -l • V • • •, • •.• • ••••.. . 3937.09 
 
 Mexico versus Texas, a descriptive novel ; most of the 
 
 characters of which consist of living persons Bv 
 
 a Texian. Phil., 1838. 12° 227.31 
 
 Prescott (W. H.) History of the conquest of Mexico 
 3' 566.08 
 
 — Histona de la conquista de Mexico. Tr. al Espafiol 
 
 par J. Navarro. 2 v. 1844-46 566.— 
 
 Gondra (I. R. ) Esplicacion de las laminas per- 
 
 tenecientes a la hist, antigua de M. 1846. 566.21 
 Ranking {J.) Historical researches on the conquest of 
 
 M. in the 13th century by the Mongols, accom- 
 panied by elephants. 1827 567.05 
 
 Robinson (F. ) Mexico and her military chieftains, from 
 
 the rav. of Hidalgo to 1848 566.19 
 
 Robinson (W. D.) Memoir of the Mexican revolution 
 
 [1810-19]. 2 v. 1821 566.17 
 
 Soils (A. de). History of the conquest of Mexico. Tr. 
 
 by T. Townsend. London, 1724. fol. . 568.01 
 Same. Revised by N. Hook. 2 v. London, 1738. 
 
 8° 566.11 
 
 Tylor (E. B.) Anahuac ; or, Mexico and the Mexicans, 
 
 ancient and modern. 1861 1152.12 
 
 Wilson (R. A. ) New history of the conquest of Mexico. 
 
 18 j9 507.02 
 
 Note. — Discredits the narratives of Berual Diaz and other 
 
 chroniclers, upon which the histories of Prescottw& Helps 
 
 are based. 
 
 &&■ See also (in Biography) lives of Oortez (p. 136). and, 
 in this class, America {Antiquities, p. 288 ; — Equinoctial 
 America, p. 289). Also Nat. qu. rev., v. 8, 1864 (Mexican 
 revolutions from Iturbide to Maximilian) ; v. 18, 1869 (Au- 
 cient M.) Also United States ( IKar with Mexico). 
 
 3. Mexico under Maximilian. 
 
 Elton (J. F. ) With the French in M. 1867. 1152.06 
 
 Kollonitz (P.) The court of Mexico. 1867. .1152.11 
 
 Salm-Salm (F. ) My diary in Mexico in 1867, including 
 
 the last days of the empsror Maximilian ; with 
 
 leaves from the diary of the princess Saim-Salm. 
 
 2v. 1868 566.15 
 
 J8@=- See also (iu Biography) lives of Maximilian (D. 176). 
 A Iso Atlantic monthly, v. 12, 1863; N.A. rev., v. 103,1866; 
 Weston, rev., v. 80, 1863 ; Eraser's ma = '., v. 6i, 1861 ; v. 76, 
 1867 ; McSherry's Essays and lectures (Mexican affairs). 
 
 Mexico (Gulf of). 
 
 Masters (P.) Remarks ou the gulf of Mexico ; with notes on 
 Tampico and its vicinity, aud on the navigation of the 
 river Tobasco. [In Royal geogr. soc. Jour.,v. 15,1845.] 903.18 
 
 Maury (M, F.) Gulf of Mexico, river basins, etc. [In De Bow (J. 
 D.B.) Industrial resources,efc.,v. 1, p. 365-373. 1852.] 5925.25 
 
 Michigan. 
 
 Blois (J. T.) Gazetteer of M. 1838. . . .1131.13 
 Lanman (O.) Red book of M. ; a hist. 1871. 65401 
 Lanman (J. H. ) History of M., to [1837]. . 625.22 
 
 Same. Condensed 654. - 
 
 Sheldon (E. M.) Early history of M., to 1815. 625.26 
 
 Ten Brook (A.) Amer. state universities. Univ. of 
 
 Michigan, etc. 1875 6531.09 
 
 Slate Publications. 
 
 Census, 1874. Lansing, 1875. 8°. 
 
 Geological survey. [Various volumes.] 
 
 Insurance commissioner. lst-4th annual reports. Lan- 
 sing, 1871-74. 8° 
 
 Registration report. 5th-9th, 1871-75. Lansing, w,i- 
 76. 8° 
 
 State board of health. lst-3d annual report, 1873-76. 
 Lansing, 1874-76. 8°. 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
COUNTBIES: Miohigan to Monaco. 
 
 345 
 
 Statu department. Statistics of the state, 1870. Lan- 
 sing, 18V3. 8° 
 
 Superintendent of public instruction. School laws. Lan- 
 sing, 1873.' 16° 
 
 _ 37th annual report, 1873-75. L., 1874-76. 8° 
 
 See also N. A. rev., v. 107, 1868 (The lumber region, by 0. 
 H. Biigham). 
 
 Middle ages, Uh-I5th Century. 
 
 Bell (A.) Historical sketches of feudalism. 1852.443.10 
 
 Buckley {T. A.) Great cities of the middle ages. 442.06 
 
 Chambers (W. and R.) Medieval history. 1855.442.05 
 
 Cliatfield ( C. ) Teutonic antiquities ; or origin and prog- 
 ress of tke Goths, Vandals, Franks, and Britons. 
 
 1828 445.20 
 
 Note.—k new ed. of hiB " Compendious view of the dark- 
 er ages." 
 
 Gaits (E. L.) Scenes and characters of the middle ages. 
 1872 445.26 
 
 Dunham (S. A.) Europe during the middle ages. 4 v. 
 1833-34 442.07 
 
 Govkl (S.Baring-). Curious myths of the middle ages. 
 2v. 1867-68 3816.16 
 
 Greene (G. W.) History and geography of the middle 
 ages. For colleges and schools. Chiefly from 
 the French. Parti. History. 1851. . . 443.17 
 
 lfallam (H. ) View of the state of Europe during the 
 middle ages. 3 v. 1872 4414.22 
 
 Same. N. Y, 1852 5044.24 
 
 Same. Student's history. With additions and 
 
 [omissions], by W. Smith. London, 1871. 443.05 
 
 Historical pictures of the middle ages. By a wandering 
 artist, [anon.] 2 v. 1846 443.11 
 
 Kceppen (A. L.) The world in the middle ages : his- 
 torical geography. 1856 443.13 
 
 Same. Adas. New York, 1855. fol. . 443. 14£ 
 
 Labarte (J.) Handbook of the arts of the middle ages. 
 1855 1413.03 
 
 Lacroix (P.) 'Manners, customs, and dress during the 
 middle ages. 1874 144412 
 
 —'Military and religious life in the middle ages. 1444. 13 
 
 M'Burney (I., editor). Student's handbook of Mediae- 
 val history, to the close of the loth century. "With 
 dissertations on the state of Europe and on the 
 feudal system by H. Proctor. 1857. . . 413.11 
 
 Ozanam (A. F.) History of civilization in the 5th cen- 
 tury. Tr. by A. C. Glyn. 2 v. 18S7. . 443.15 
 
 Proctor (H.) On the state of Europe at the fall of the Roman em- 
 pire. On the Feudal system. [In Hist. Essays, 1858.] 415.14 
 
 Schmitz (L.) History of the middle ages, 476-1096. 
 2ded. 1865 441.29 
 
 Secret societies of the middle ages. [anon. ] 1837. [L. 
 E. K.] 5837.07 
 
 Smith (S. F.) Knights and sea-kings, or the middle 
 ages. [1056-1586.] 6621.07 
 
 Wright (T.) Essays on archaeological subjects, and on 
 various questions connected with the history of 
 art, science and literature in the middle ages. 2 v. 
 1861 443.29 
 
 — Essays on the literature, superstitions, and history 
 
 of the middle ages. 2 v. 1846 2722.20 
 
 See also Macmillan, July, 1872 (Middle ages and the re- 
 vival of learning, by W. &. Clark). 
 
 &g~ See also in the general alphabet, Biblical and eccl. 
 history (Church history . — Mediceval church history, p. 81); 
 — History (Modern) ;— and in this class, Crusades (p. 303) ; 
 — Knighthood; — Europe (p. 317: histories of Gulzot, Draper, 
 Lecky) ; — Rome (histories of Gibbon, Sheppard, etc.) Also 
 (in Biography) lives of Chabi.E}Iagne, Alfbed the great, 
 Gbboobi VII., etc. 
 
 Middlebury, (Vermont). 
 
 Swift (S.) History of M. 1859 624.16 
 
 Middlesex County, (Mass.) 
 
 Brake (8. A.) Historic fields and mansions of Middle- 
 sex. 1874 601.07 
 
 Milan, (Italy). 
 
 Bistory of M., 1763. [fit Universal hist., v. 37.] . . . . 406.30 
 
 Tear in the singing schools of M. By Lucius, [anon.] 
 
 1867. 1562.15 
 
 See also Italy. 
 
 Minnesota. 
 
 Bishop (H. E.) Floral home; or, first years of M. 1123.05 
 Bond (J. W.) M. and its resources. 1853. .1122.06 
 Note.— The title on the cover is ' Minnesota as It is." 
 
 Same. 1856 1122.07 
 
 Colburn (M. J.) and Smith (W. E.) M. as a place for 
 
 immigrants. 1865 
 
 Kelley (O. H.) Ancient town in M. [Sm. rep., 1863.] . 3936.15 
 
 McOlurg (J. W.) M. as it is in 1870 1122.13 
 
 Mattock (B.) M. as a home for invalids. 1871. 1122.17 
 
 Neill (R D. ) History of M. 1858 612.01 
 
 Owen (D.D). Report of geological survey. 1852. 4117.04 
 Parker (N. H.) Minnesota handbook, 1846-7. 1122.26 
 State commissioner of statistics. Report. St. Paul, 1874- 
 
 76. 8° 
 
 State horticultural society. Transactions. St. Paul, 
 
 1874 8°. 
 
 Mississippi (State of). 
 Baldwin (J. 0.) Flush times of M. 1854. . 131.15 
 Harper (L.) Preliminary report on the geology and 
 agriculture of M. 1857 4116.07 
 
 Mississippi River. 
 
 Ellet(C) The M. and Ohio rivers. 1853. . .3935.01 
 Estes (L.C.) Antiquities of the M. river. [In Sm. rep.,1866.] 3936.21 
 Humphreys (A. A.) and Abbot (H L.) Report upon the 
 physics and hydraulics of the Mississippi ; upon 
 protection against overflow ; and upon deepen- 
 ing of the mouths. 1861 1136.18 
 
 Persac (A.) Chart of the lower Mississippi river. 1134.04 
 
 Mississippi Valley. 
 Ellet (C, jr.) Physical geography of the Miss, valley. [In Sm. 
 contlib. v. 2.] 3937.02 
 
 Flint (T.) History of the Mississippi valley. 3d ed. 
 2v.ini. 1833 1135.16 
 
 Foster (J. W. ) Mississippi valley : its physical geogra- 
 phy, progress, etc. 1869 1125.08 
 
 Milbum (W. H.) Pioneers, preachers, and people of 
 the Mississippi valley. 1860 1114.18 
 
 Monette (J. W.) History of the discovery and settle- 
 ment of the valley of the M., to 1846. 2v. 593.03 
 Note. — The most comprehensive survey of the history 
 of the Ofcio region and the Southwest. 
 
 Shea (J. G.) Discovery of the Mississippi valley : with 
 orig. narratives of Marquette, Allouez, Membre, 
 Hennepin, and A. Douay. 1853. . . . 1125.01 
 
 Squier (E. G.) and Davis (E. H.) Ancient monuments of the Mis- 
 sissippi valley. [In Sm. contrib., v. 1.] 3937.01 
 
 SIS' See also Louisiana (p. 341) ;— United States ( West). 
 
 Missouri (State of). 
 
 Beck (L.C.) Gazetteer of 1823 1134.12 
 
 Campbell (R. A.) Gazetteer of Missouri. 1875.1136.17 
 Geoloqical survey. lst-2d annual reports. By G. C. 
 
 Swallow. Jefferson City, 1855. 8°. . .4116.20 
 — Report, including field work of 1873-74. [By] G. C- 
 
 Broadhead. With atlas. Jefferson, 1874. 8°. 4116.21 
 Hoy (P. B.) Explorations of western M. [Sm. rep., 1864.] 3936.19 
 State convention, 1861. Journal and proceedmgs. 3 v. 
 
 St. Louis, 1861. 8° 
 
 Swallow (G. C.) GeoL report along the line of the S. 
 
 W. branch of the Pacific R. R., Mo. 1859. 1133.25 
 
 Waterhouse (S. ) Resources of Missouri 1867.1134.05 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 21, 1868 (Free Missouri ; 2 
 
 art. by A. D. Eicbardson). 
 
 Missouri River. 
 
 United States. Reports from explor. for a railroad to the Pacific 
 
 v. 1. (Consult Index.) 1127.01 
 
 Modocs. 
 Miller (J.) Unwritten history : life amongst the Mo- 
 docs. 1874 561 - 12 
 
 Molucca Islands. 
 
 Middklon (Sir H.) Voyage to Bantam and the Maluco 
 
 Islands. Ed. of 1606. [Hakluytsoc, 18o5.] 1065.15 
 
 Morqa (A de). The Philippine islands, Moluccas, etc. 
 
 at the close of the 16th century. [Hakluyt society, 
 
 1065.16 
 
 1868.] 
 
 Monaco. 
 
 Pemberton (H.) History of Monaco, past and present 
 
 1867 
 
 533.25 
 
 See' also Lippincott's mag., Dec, 1873 (art. by R. Davy). 
 
 In asking for books, use tie « Book Order." giving the AD l'HOR'S NAME, the nrst part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
346 
 
 COUNTRIES : Mogul Empire to Naples. 
 
 Moldavia. See Eonmania. 
 Mogul Empire, (India). 
 Mesne (H. G. ) The Moghul empire ; from the death of 
 Aurungzeb to the overthrow of the Mahratta pow- 
 er. [1707 to 1817.] 1866 1016.17 
 
 See also India. {History, p. 331.) 
 
 Mongolia and the Mongols. 
 
 Elias (If., jr.) Journey to western M., 1872-73. [In Royal geogr. 
 
 boo. Journal, v. 43, 1873.] 904.07 
 
 General history of the Moguls. From the Tartar manu- 
 script, by Abn'l Ghazi Bahader. 1730. 1024.20 
 History of the Moguls, 1163-1486. [In Universal hist., v. 4-5.] 405.24 
 Sac (K 11, t'abbe). Tartary, Thibet, and China, 1844- 
 
 46. 2 v 1021.01 
 
 Knox (T. W.) Overland through Asia. 1870. 1024.15 
 Michie (A.) Siberian overland route from Peking to 
 
 St. Petersburgh. 1864. 1024.13 
 
 Prinsep (B. T.) Tibet, Tartary, and Mongolia. 1013.04 
 Pumpelly (B.) Geological researches in Mongolia [In Sm. con- 
 
 trib.,v.l5.] 3937.15 
 
 Banking (J. ) Conquest of Peru, Mexico, etc. by the 
 
 Mongols in the 13th century. 1827. . . 567.05 
 
 — Wars and sports of the Mongols. 1826. . 4618.03 
 
 Williamson {A.) Journeys in M. 2 v. 1870.1021.11 
 
 4S- See also Tartary. 
 
 Mont Blanc. See Alps. 
 
 Monroe County, (N. T.) 
 
 Child (H.) Gazetteer and business direotory, for 1869- 
 
 70 1134.24 
 
 Montana. 
 
 Historical sketch and essay on the resources of M. : in- 
 cluding a business directory of the metropolis. 
 Helena, 1868. 12° 1124.18 
 
 Johnson ( W. W.) Distribution of forest trees in. [Sm. report, 
 1870.] 3936.25 
 
 United States. Geological survey. (Hayden.) 1871, 1872. 
 See also the Reports of the United States commissioner 
 of mining for 1867-75 [4006 07] ; the Reports of the govern- 
 ment surveys of the Pacific B. B. routes [1127.01] ; and the 
 Reports of V. S. geogr. explor. west of 100th merid. U16.18 
 
 Montenegro. 
 
 Christmas In M. By I. M. [In Galton IF.) Vacation tourists. 
 
 1861.] 925.12 
 
 Latham (B. G.) Nationalities of Europe, v. 2, 1863. . . 445.18 
 btrangford (R A., viscountess). Visit to Montenegro. 
 
 [Inter Eastern shores of the Adriatic] 1034.16 
 Wilkinson (J. G.) Dalmatia and M. 2 v. 1848. 995.07 
 See also Ed. rev., v. 109. 
 
 Monte Video. See TJragnay. 
 
 Moors. 
 
 [See Spain ; — Saracens ;— Morocoo ;— Algiers ; 
 
 Tripoli ;— Barbary.] 
 
 Moosehead Lake. 
 
 Lowell (J. B.) Moosehead journal. [In his Fireside travels, 1 864. 
 Repr. from Putnam's mag., Nov., 1853. 
 
 Moray. 
 
 St. John (C) Natural history and sport in M. 4615.18 
 See also Westminster rev., v. 69, 1858. 
 
 Morocco. 
 
 Brooke (A. de 0.) Sketches in Morocco. 2 v. 1831 985 02 
 Ihtrrieu (X.) Present state of Morocco. 1851 5075 15 
 Moefer(F) Empire de Maroc. 1848. [Univers 1 90l'o2 
 Lemprure (IT.) *Tour to M., 1789. [/„ Pinkerton, v. 16 ] . 926 15 
 Urquhart (D. ) Pillars of Hercules : travels in Morocco, 
 
 2 v. 1850 QSK 1 1 
 
 Washington [Lieut.) Geogr. notice of the empire oi*M With 
 „r- Jt map ' f /,J Royal geogr. soc. Journal, v. 1,1832.1 . .'903 04 
 n indhusor Wmdus (J.) Journey to Mecquinez, Morocco 1721 
 
 [Pinkerton, v. 15.] . 926 IB 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 60, 1859. Also Barbary' (p. 293). 
 
 Moscow. 
 
 Lander (S. W. ) Spectacles for young eyes , v. 4. 222 88 
 
 Lowth (tf. T.) Around the Kremlin. 1868 996 16 
 
 Lyall (B) Character of the Russians, and' detaiied 
 
 hist, of Moscow. 1823 997 16 
 
 See also Maomillan, Dec, 1866 (by E. Dicey) 
 
 W See also works on Russia. 
 
 Moselle River, ( France). 
 Booke (0.) Life of the Moselle. 1858. 
 
 967.01 
 
 Mosquito Coast and People. 
 
 Bard (S. A.) Waikna : adventures, etc. . . . 1152 05 
 Bell (C. iV.) Mosquito territory, its climate, people etc with 
 
 map. [In Royal geogr. soc. Journal, v. 32, 1862.] ''903 35 
 Henderson (<?.) Mosquito Indians. [ With his Account of Hondu 
 
 ras. 1809.] 1166 15 ' 
 
 Pirn {B. ) and Seeman (B.) Dottings on the roadside. 
 
 1869 iigg jj(j 
 
 Squier (E.G.) Mosquito shore. [In his Central Amer. 1858.] 1165.09 
 
 Mount Desert, (Maine). 
 DeOosta (B.F.) Bambles in Mount Desert. 1871. 1111.17 
 Martin (Mrs. 0. B.) Mount Desert. 1874. . 111120 
 See also Harper's mag., v. 45, 1872 (by G. W. Nichols).' 
 Mount Lebanon. See Lebanon (Mount, p. 340). 
 Mount Sinai. See Sinai (Mount). 
 Mount Vernon. 
 Cooper (8. P.) Mount Vernon : to the children of Amer- 
 ica. 1859 625-18 
 
 Everett (R.) Mount Vernon papers, 1860. . .2524.13 
 
 Lossing (B.J.) Mount Vernon and its associations, 
 
 historical, biographical, and pictorial. 1859. 624.21 
 
 Same. Hartford, 1871 624.21a 
 
 Bice (H. ) Mount Vernon and other poems. 1864. 1682.20 
 
 Mount Washington. See White Mountains. 
 
 Mountains. 
 
 Eeadley (J. T.) Mountain adventures. 1872. 922.23 
 
 Jackson (B.M. S.) The mountain. [Geology, waters, 
 
 flora, animal life, climate, doctorial uses.] 933.17 
 
 Michelet (J.) The mountain. With illus. by P. Skelton 
 
 1872 935.08 
 
 Mountain adventures. Selected. 1869. . . 922. 17 
 Buskin (J.) Modern painters. (See index, v. 5.) ... 1424.26 
 Toner {J. M.) Dictionary of elevations and climatio 
 
 register of the U. S. 1874 1133.16 
 
 Vose (G.L.) Orographic geology ; or, origin and struc- 
 ture of mountains. 1866 4112.25 
 
 See also. In this class, Alleghanies :— Alps ;— Andes ;— 
 Apennines ;— Catskills ;— Himalayas ;— Rocky Mountains; 
 — White Mountains. Also, in general alphabet, Geology. 
 
 Munich. 
 
 HowiU(A.M) Art student at M. 1854. . . 964.08 
 
 Jameson (Mrs. A.) Visits and sketches, v. 1-2. 2533.15 
 
 Wilberforce (S.) Social life in M. 1864. . . 965.21 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., N. s., v. 5, 1872 (City of the monk). 
 
 Muscat. 
 Buschenberger (W. S. W.) Embassy to, in 1834-37. [In hit Voyagn, 
 etc. 1838.] 914.26 
 
 Nantucket 
 Hough (F. B.) Papers relating to the island of Nan- 
 tucket. 1856 611.24 
 
 Macy (0.) History of Nantucket. 1835. . . 611.22 
 
 Seaweeds from the shores of N. [Poems.] 1853. 1683.31 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 17, 1866 (by F. Sheldon) ; 
 
 Scribner's, Aug., 1873 (by H. M. Balrd). Also (in Fiction) 
 
 Miriam Coffin, by J O. Hart. [214.85]. 
 
 Naples. 
 
 Clark (W. a.) N. and Garibaldi. [In Galton. Vacation tourists. 
 I860.] 925.11 
 
 Colleita(P.) History of N., 1734-1856. 2 v. . 534.09 
 
 Craven (K. ) The Abruzzi and northern provinces of 
 Naples. 1838 974.05 
 
 Dawbam (R) Naples and King Ferdinand: a histori- 
 cal sketch. 1858 533.17 
 
 Ferrybridge (Mrs. H. G.) Naples and Sicily under the 
 Bourbons. 1867 073.03 
 
 History of N., to 1722. [In Uhlv. hist., v. 28.1 ... • iOS -^ 
 
 Kavanagh (J. ) A summer and winter in the Two Sici- 
 lies. 2v. 1858 972.20 
 
 Mcold (A. ) Ten years' imprisonment in the dungeons 
 of Naples. 1861. 3134.09 
 
 Beumont (A. de). Carafas of Maddaloni : Naples under 
 Spanish dominion. [15th-17th cent. ] 1854.533.12 
 
 Saint Non (J. C. B., abbS de). 'Voyage pittoresque on 
 description de Naples. 5 v. P., 1781-83. foL A 67.01 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
COUNTRIES: Naples to New England. 
 
 S47 
 
 Sleeper (M. G.) The Two Sicilies ; sketches and stories 
 of their scenery, customs, history, painters, etc. 
 1867. 971.11 
 
 Spallmaani (£.) "Travels in the Two Sicilies. 1778. [In Pinker- 
 ton, T. 6] 926.05 
 
 Taine(lLA.) Italy : Rome and Naples. 1868. 975.08 
 See also Italy ; — Sicily. 
 
 Natal. 
 
 Colenso{J. W.) Ten weeks in Natal. 1855. . 1091.06 
 Mann {R. J.) Physical geography and climate of Natal. [In 
 
 Royal geogr. boo. Journal, v. 37, 1867.] 904 01 
 
 Statistical notes. [In Jour, of statist, soo. of Lond., v. 32,1869.] 
 
 Mason {&. H.) Life with the Zulus of N. 1855. 5075.14 
 Shorter (J.) Kafirs of Natal and the Zulu country. 
 
 1857 109413 
 
 Wilder IH. A.) Description of N. [In Amer. geog. soo., Bulletin 
 
 V. 1, 1852.] 905.01 
 
 See also United service mag., Feb., Men., 1869 (2 art.; 
 by B. Napier). 
 
 Natick, {Mass.) 
 
 Bacon (0.H) History of Natick. 1856. . . 611.08 
 
 Navarre. 
 
 History of N., to 1521. [In Universal history, v. 22.] . . 406.15 
 See also (in Biography) lives of Heztoy IV. of France ; 
 and Mabqaret (Queen of Navarre). 
 
 Nebraska. 
 
 Board of agriculture. 3d annual report, 1870. Des- 
 
 moines, Iowa, 1871. 8°. 1133.24 
 
 Qmstitutto.* of 1875. [n. p. or d. ] 1133.24 
 
 Curley (£. A.) Nebraska : its advantages, resources, 
 and drawbacks. 1875 1136.12 
 
 Hale(E.E) Kansas and Nebraska. 1855. .1122.08 
 
 Hunter {Fanny, pseud.) What I saw and heard in 1856. 
 
 Nebraska as a home for emigrants. Omaha, 1875. 8°. 
 
 United Slates geological survey. (Hayden.) v. 1. 4116.22 
 Consult also the U. S. Pacific railroad surveys (<3. K. 
 Warren'B report), v. 11. 
 
 NepauL 
 
 0liphard(L.) Journey to Katmandu. 1852. 1012.01 
 See also Blackwood's mag., v. 72, 1852. 
 
 Netherlands. 
 
 Barney { G. ) Present state of music in the NetAerlands. 
 
 2v. 1771 1562.17 
 
 Cltristyn (J.B.) Las delices des Pays-Bas. 5 v. 541.03 
 
 Cochrane (A. B.) The council of blood [for the trial of Egmont, 
 
 and others, 1568.] [In his Francis I. and other studies, v. 2, 
 
 1870.] 3057.18 
 
 Dudley (B., earl of Leicester). Conesp. during his gov- 
 ernment of the low countries, 1585-86. . 5112.27 
 
 Grattan (T. G.) History of the N. [To 1830.] 535.04 
 
 Motley [J. L.) See entries under Holland (p. 329). 
 
 Palerson (S. ) Another traveller ! or cursory remarks on 
 a journoy through part [Belgium] of the Nether- 
 lands in 1767. By Goryat Junior [pseud.] 961.25 
 
 Present Btate of the United Provinces of the Low-coun- 
 tries. By W. A. {anon.] 1671. . . - 964.'27 
 
 Schiller {J. C. F. von). History of the revolt of the Uni- 
 ted Netherlands, aud siege of Antwerp. 2 v. Lon- 
 don, 1870 5064.24 
 
 Same. N. Y., 1847 535.03 
 
 Shoberl (F.) World in miniature 6631.24 
 
 Temple [Sir W.) Observations upon the United Provinces. [In 
 his Works, v. 1.] 6075.02 
 
 Van Hassell {A. ) Belgique et HoUande, etc. [897-1843. ] 
 [Univers.] 901.16 
 
 Van Loon {G.) Histoire metallique des Pays Bas, de- 
 puis l'abdication de Charles V. jusqu'en 1716. 
 Trad, du Hollandois. 5 v. 1732-37. . .1457.01 
 93" See also Holland ;— Belgium. 
 
 Nevada. 
 
 Handbook almanac for 1863 1123.14 
 
 United States. Commissioner of mining. Annual rep., 1867-74. 4006.05 
 United States geol. explor. of the 10th parallel. Mining industry 
 
 [Comstock lode, etc.] by J. D. Hague. 1870. . . . 1116.10 
 See also the V. S. geogr. and geol. surveys west of the 
 
 100th meridian, in charge of G. M. Wheeler. 1875. [1116.18]; 
 
 and V. S. Pacific B. R. reports, v. 2 (Beckwith's report, 41st 
 
 parallel) 1127.02 
 
 Legislative Documents. 
 Journals of the senate, 2d-6th sess. 5 v. Carson City, 
 1861-73. 8°. 
 
 legislative documents, lst-7th sess., 1864-75, printed 
 as ' Appendix ' to Journals. 7 v. ] 
 
 Note.— Each volume of the • Documents ' lnoludes with 
 others the Keports of the State surveyor and the State 
 mineralogist. 
 
 Newark. 
 
 Proceedings commemorative of the settlement of New- 
 ark, New Jersey, on its two hundredth anniversary, 
 May 17, 1866. Newark, N. J., 1866. 8°. [Coll. of 
 N. J. hiat soo., v. 6, suppl.] 621.10 
 
 New Bedford. 
 
 Rickelson (D.) Hist of New Bedford. 1858. . 591.25 
 
 New Brunswick. 
 
 Atkinson { W. C) Historical and statistical account o 1 
 
 New Brunswick. 3d ed. 1844. . . . 1151.01 
 
 Coke (M T.) A subaltern's furlough. 1833. 1072.15 
 
 Cooney (R.) Compendious history of the northern part 
 
 of New Brunswick. 1832 564.17 
 
 Dawson (J. W.) Acadian geology. 2d ed. 1868. 4114.01 
 Gordon {A.) Wilderness journeys in New Brunswick. [In Galton. 
 
 Vacation tourists, 1862-3.] 925.13 
 
 Hardy (C.) Forest life in Acadie. 1869. . .1153.13 
 Hickman ( W.) 'Sketches on the Nipisaquit 1157.01 
 Osgood (J.B..& Co.) Maritime provinces of N. B. 1133.11 
 Perley (M. K) Report on the sea and river fisheries. 
 
 2d ed. 1852 4828.21 
 
 Springer (J. S.) Forest life and forest trees : -with de- 
 scriptions of lumbering operations on the rivers 
 
 of N. B 1851 1121.19 
 
 49- See also America (British), p. 289. 
 
 Newbury and Newburyport. 
 
 Coffin (J.) History of Newbury, Newburyport, and W. 
 
 Newbury, 1635-1845 611.10 
 
 Smith {E. V.) Hist, of Newburyport, to [1853]. 611.09 
 
 New England. 
 
 1. History. 
 Adams (H.) Abridgment of the history of New Eng- 
 land. 2ded. 1807. 595.21a 
 
 — A summary history of N. E. [to 1791]. 1799. 595.21 
 Abstract of laws in 1641. [In Force (P.) Tracts, v. 3.] . 577.10 
 Barber J. W. ) Hist, and antiquities of N. E. 1856. 595. 19 
 Bradford (A.) N. E. chronology, 1497-1820. . 595.12 
 Byfield(N.) Account of the late revolution in N. E., 
 
 1689. [The deposition of Andros.] . . 595.17 
 
 Same. Force (P.) Tracts, v. 4.] 677.11 
 
 Childe (J.) New England's Jonas cast up at London, 1647. [In 
 
 Force (P.) Tracts, v. 4.] 677.11 
 
 CoolwLge {A.J.) and Mansfield (J.B.) Hist, and descrip- 
 tion of N. E. , general and local, v. 1. 1859. 595.01 
 v. 1. Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont. 
 Drake (S. G.) Result of some researches among the 
 British archives for information relative to the 
 founders of N.E., made in 1858-60. . . 595.16 
 Dudley [T.) Letter to the countess of Lincoln relating to New Eng- 
 land's plantation, 1631. [In Force (P.) Tracts, V. 2.] 677.09 
 Elliott (C.W.) N. E. history to 1776. 2 v. . 595.08 
 Higginson IF.) New England's plantation, 1630. [In Force (P.) 
 
 Tracts, v. 1.] 577.08 
 
 Same. [In Young (A.) Chronicles, etc. 1846.] . . 694.04 
 
 Josselyn (J.) New England's rarities discovered. With an introd. 
 
 and notes, by E. Tuckerman. [In Archaeologia Amer., v. 4.] 
 
 Lechford{T.) Plain dealing; or, news from N.E. [1642]. 
 
 With introd. and notes by J. H. Trumbull. 595.18 
 
 Lowell (J. B.) N. E. two centuries ago. [In his Among my books, 
 
 p. 228-91.] 2534.14 
 
 Lunt{0.) Old New England traits. 1873. . 601.06 
 
 — Three eras of N. E. 1857 2531.24 
 
 Mather {I.) Early history of N. E. Passages between 
 
 the Indians and first settlers, to 1637. With notes 
 
 by S. a. Drake 595.20 
 
 Mather (0.) Magnalia ; or the eccl. history of N. E., 
 
 to 1698. 2v 3456.02 
 
 Mather {J.) Remarkable providences in N. E. 3814.01 
 Morton {N.) New England's memorial. [To 1690.] 
 
 5th ed., by John Davis 595.02 
 
 Morton {T.) New English Canaan ; 1632. [In Force (P.) Tra " t8 . 
 
 V. 2.] 677.09 
 
 New England historical and genealogical register, v. 1- 
 29, 1847-75 603 -°l 
 
 New England's first fruits. [1. In respect of the Indians. 2. In 
 respect of the College.] [Sabin's reprints, 1865.] .564.19 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of tne TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
348 
 
 COUNTRIES : New England to New Jersey. 
 
 News from N. E., 1676. [_anon.~\ 1865. . . . 596.04 
 Palfrey (J. 0.) History of N. E. during the Stuart dy- 
 nasty. [To 1690.] 3 v 595.04 
 
 Reviewed in New Englander, v. 18, 1860 (by L. Bacon) ; 
 N. A. rev., v. 88, 1859 ; V. 91, 1860 ; v. 100, 1865. 
 
 Prince (T.) Chronological history of New England, 
 [1350-1820.] 595.07 
 
 Revolution in New England justified, 1691. [In Force (P.) Tracts, 
 v. i.] 577.11 
 
 Savage (J.) Genealogical dictionary of the first set- 
 tlers of New England. 4 v. I860. . . 3246.03 
 
 Smith [J.) Description of New England, 1614. [In Force (P.) 
 Tracts, v. 2.] 677.09 
 
 — Historie of Virginia and N. E. [To 162t;.] 2 v. 625.16 
 Same. [In *Finkerton, v. 13.] 926.13 
 
 — New Englands trials : with the present state of that happie 
 
 plantation, 1622. [In Force (P.) Tracts, v. 2.] . . 677.09 
 
 Wintkrop (J.) History of N. E., 1030-1649. Ed. with 
 
 notes, by J. Savage. 2 v. 1853. . . . 595.10 
 
 White (J.) Planter's plea ; or, grounds of plantation in N. E. 
 
 examined, 1630 [In Force (P.) Tracts, v. 2.] . . 577.09 
 
 See also Biblical.and religious lit ( New England churches, 
 
 p. 94) ; also, in this class, Indians ;— United States ;— and 
 
 the names of the individual states, and of various cities 
 
 and towns ; also Pilgrim fathers ;— Plymouth. 
 
 Note. — The general reader will find some useful Notes on 
 the literature of this subject on p. 199 of the Boston Cata- 
 logue of history, etc., 1873 [2716.19] : on p. 171 of its Box- 
 bury branch catalogue 12716.28] ; and on p. 195 of the (Juin- 
 cy library catalogue [2716.29]. 
 
 2. Description and Travel. 
 
 Coolidge {A.J. ) and Mansfield (J.B. ) Hist, and descrip- 
 tions of N. E., general and local, v. 1. 1859. 595.01 
 Dwighl (T.) Travels in N. E. 4 v. 1823. . 1112.01 
 Flagg ( W. ) Birds and seasons of N. E. 1875. 4815.09 
 
 — Woods and by-ways of New England. 1872. 4915.16 
 New England : a handbook for travellers. 1873. 1121.10 
 New England, and her institutions. [anon.~\ London 
 
 18J5. 8 3 1111.13 
 
 Contents: The farmer. Eccl. organizations. The church. 
 The revival. Slavery. The insurrection of Nat. Turner, 
 in Va., 1831. Holidays. College life. The district school' 
 [by w Burton]. The village choir. 
 
 Tlwreau ; H. A. ) A week on the Concord and Merrimac 
 risers 1111.10 
 
 Tudor (W.) Letters on the Eastern States. 1820.1111.18 
 Coast of New England. 
 
 Carter (B. ) Summer cruise on the coast of New Eng- 
 land. 1864. 1111.09 
 
 Be Costa (B. F.) Eambles in Mount Desert • with 
 sketches of travel on the N. E. coast, from Isles of 
 Shoals to Grand Menan. 1871. . . . 1111.17 
 
 Drake (S. A. ) Nooks and corners of the New England 
 coast. 1875 1134.25 
 
 Hepworlh (G. H.) Starboard and port: the Nettie 
 alongshore. 1876 1121.17 
 
 Waite (0. F. B.) Eastman's guide book for the East- 
 ern coast of New England. 1871. . . 1111.16 
 
 3. Indians of New England. 
 
 Day breaking if not the Sun rising of the gospel with the Indi- 
 ans of N. E. [Sabin's reprints, 1865.] 664 19 
 
 Hubbard I W. ) History of the Indian wars in New Eng- 
 land, to 1077. With preface and notes by S G 
 Drake. 2 v. 1865 557 ig 
 
 Kidder (F.) Expedition of Capt. John Love'well in- 
 cluding the Pequawket battle. 1865. . 557 24 
 
 MasonjJ) Brief history of the Pequot war. [Sabin's reprints, 
 looy.j &c\ 91 
 
 PenhaUow (S.) History of the wars' of N. E.'w'ith the 
 eastern Indians, 1703-13 557 25 
 
 Present state of N. E., with respect to the Indian war 
 16io. Boston, 1833. 12°. . . . 593 14 
 
 Reynolds (£.) Further manifestations of the progress' of the eos- 
 pel among the Indians in New England. [Sabin's reprints, 
 
 1865 ] 
 
 564.20 
 
 Shepard (7\) Clear sunshine of the gospel breaking forth upon 
 w; ■-,? IudlaiJB m N - E. [Sabin's reprints, 1865.1 . . . 564 19 
 Whitfield (tl ) Farther discovery of the present state of the In 
 
 dians in N. E. [Sabin's reprints, 1865.] SB i 19 
 
 — Strength out of weakness : or a glorious manifestation of the 
 
 f™w , P r2 8 ^ ot th<3 - gospel am ™8 th8 In <iians of New 
 
 England. [Sabin's reprints, 1865.] .... kk! 20 
 
 See also Indians (p. 333). ..... 004.^0 
 
 Newfoundland. 
 
 AnspachlL. A) History of the island of Newfound- 
 land. 2ded. 1827. 56iM 
 
 Dashwood (R. L.) Chiploquorgan ; life by the cainr. 
 
 fire in N. 1872 . n 51 i 
 
 McCrea (B. B.) Sketches of life in N. 1869. 1153.'i8 
 Moreton (J.) N. : 13 years spent there. 1863. 115102 
 Some account of the physical geogr. of N. [In Roval eeii™ 
 
 soc. Journal, v. 34, 1864.] 90337 
 
 Newfoundland almanac for 1868. St. John's, 1867. 8° 
 Osgood (J. B.) & Go. Maritime provinces, 1875. 1133. li 
 Sundry voyages, to N. by Sir H. Gilbert, M. Hore, J. Cartier 16th 
 
 century. [In Hakluyt, v. 3, 1810.] 916 17 
 
 Whitbourne (B. ) Westward hoe for Avalon in the New 
 
 found-land, 1622. Ed.by T. Whitburn, 1870. 1153.22 
 See also Blackwood's mag., July, 1873 ; Harper's mag v 
 
 22 (The Banks). ^'' 
 
 jjg- See also America (British), p. 289. 
 
 New Granada. 
 
 Bollaert (W.) Antiquarian, ethnological and other re- 
 searches. 1860 1166.20 
 
 Campaigns and cruises in N. G., 3 v. 1817-30. 1161.05 
 
 Holton {I. F.) New Granada: twenty months in the 
 Andes. 1857 1155.14 
 
 Stewart (J.) Bogota in 1836-7 1163.05 
 
 US' See also Colombia (p. 301). 
 New Guinea. 
 Zawson (J. A.) Wanderings in N. G. 1875. . 1066.10 
 Macgillivray (J.) Voyago of H. M. S. Rattlesnake, 1846- 
 
 50. 1852 1065.17 
 
 New Hampshire. 
 Barslow(G.) Hist, of N. H., 1614-1819. 2de& 612.13 
 Belknap (J.) History of N. H., 1715-1790. 3 v. 601.17 
 Chase (F. ) Gathered sketches from the early hist, of 
 
 New Hampshire. 1856 601.10 
 
 Collection of evidence, etc., concerning New York and the New 
 
 Hampshire grants. [In N. Y. hist. soc. coll., 1869.] 615.11 
 
 Duane (7.) State of evidence, etc., concerning N. Y. and the N. H. 
 
 grants. [In N. T. hist. soc. Coll. 1870.] .... 615.12 
 
 Festival of the sons of New Hampshire ; with the 
 
 speeches of Messrs. Webster, Woodbury, and 
 
 others, in Boston, 1849. 1850. 8°. . . 612. 14 
 
 — Second festival of the sons of New Hampshire, Bost, 
 
 1853. Boston, 1854. 8°. 612.15 
 
 Merrill (E. and P.) Gazetteer of N. H 1817. 1134.14 
 Board of agriculture. lst-4th annual report. Concord, 
 
 1871-74. 8° 6107.14 
 
 Beports to the legislature. June session, 1875. Con- 
 cord, 1875. 8°. 
 
 New Haven (Colony and Plantation of). 
 
 Becords, 1638-1649. Ed. by C. J. Hoadley. Hartford, 
 1857. 8° 592.01 
 
 Same. From 1653 to the Union. With the Code 
 
 of 1656. Hartford, 1858. 8°. . . . . 592.02 
 J8S" See also Connecticut, 
 
 New Holland. See Australia (p. 293). 
 
 New Jersey. 
 
 Barber (J. W. ) and Howe (H. ) Historical collections of 
 N. J.; with geographical descriptions of every 
 township. 1845 612.02 
 
 — History and antiquities of N.J. 3d ed. 1856. 595.19 
 Budd(T.) Good order established in N. J., 1685. With 
 
 notes by E. Armstrong 623.24 
 
 Cook{G.H.) Geology of N. J. 1868. . . .4116.10 
 Elmer (L. Q. C.) Reminiscences of N. J., with biogr. 
 
 sketches of the governors, 1776-1845. . . 612.26 
 Foster (J. Y.) N. J. and the rebellion. 1868. 644.10 
 Gordon (T.F.) Gazetteer of N.J. 1834. . . 612.06 
 
 — History of N. J., to [178S]. 1834. . . . 612.06 
 Morris {Gov. Lewis). Papers, 1738-1746. [N.J. Hist. 
 
 soc. Coll., v. 4.] 612.03 
 
 Mulford (I. S.) Civil and political history of N. J., to 
 [1790.] 1851. . . 612.05 
 
 Scot ( G . ) Model of the government of the province of 
 East New Jersey. 1685. Reprinted 1875. 612.11 
 
 Stevens (H.) Analytical index to the colonial docu- 
 ments of New Jersey in the state paper office of 
 England. With notes by W. A. Whitehead. 1858. 
 [N.J. hist, coll., v. 5.] 61 2 -" 8 
 
 Sypher{J.B.) and ApgarlEA.) Hist, of New Jersey to 
 1870. . . . . 612.04 
 
 Viele (E. L.) Topogr. survey of N. J. [In American geogr- a 00 ; 
 Bulletin, v. 2, 1866.J 90M ' 
 
 BBOOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRABY. 
 
COUNTRIES : New Jersey to New York City. 
 
 349 
 
 Whitehead ( W. A.) Early history of Perth Amboy and 
 adjoining country. Provincial era, [N. J. hist, 
 coll., v. 1.] 612.07 
 
 — East Jersey under the proprietary government, to 
 
 1703. 2ded. 1875 612.11 
 
 State Documents. 
 Board of agriculture. lst-2d annual report. Trenton, 
 
 1874-75. 8° 6106.01 
 
 Constitution of the state. Trenton, 1875. 8°. 6106.01 
 Geological survey. Beport by H D. Bogers. Phila- 
 delphia, 18:36. 8° 4116.09 
 
 — Final report, by H. D. Rogers. Trenton, 1865. 8°. 
 
 — lst-2d annual report, by W. Kitchell . 1854-55. 2 v. 
 
 Trenton, 1855-56. 8°. 4116.08 
 
 — Annual report, by G. H. Cook ; 1869-74. 6 v. Tren- 
 
 ton, 1870-75. 8° 4116.06 
 
 See also, in tliis class, Hudson County ; — Newar 
 
 New London, (Conn.) 
 Gaulkins (F. M.) History of N.L., 1612-1852. 2d ed., to 
 
 1860 655.16 
 
 New Mexico. 
 
 Bartlelt (J. B.) Explorations, etc. 2 v. 1854. 1125.06 
 Gizzens (S.W.) The marvellous country. 1873. 1134.20 
 Emory ( W.B. ) 'Report of the U. S. and Mexican boun- 
 dary survey. 3v. 1857 1127.17 
 
 Gray (A.) Plants Wrightiauae Texano-Neo-Mexicanse, pta. 1-2. 
 
 [In Sm. contrib., v. 3, 5.] 8937.03 
 
 Gregg (J.) Commerce of the prairies. 2 v. 1850. 1124.10 
 
 Hughes (J. T.) Doniphan's expedition ; conquest of 
 
 New Mexico. With sketch of life. 1850. 585.29 
 
 he Conle [J. L.) Coleoptera of. [Sm. contrib. v. 11.] . . 3937.11 
 
 Lyon {W.B.) Antiquities in New Mexico. [Sm. rep., 1871.] 3936.26 
 
 mine (J. F.) 2,000 miles on horseback. 1867. 1114.13 
 
 United States. Engineer department. Reports upon geogr. and 
 
 geol. explor. and surveys west of the 100th meridiau, in 
 
 charge of Lieut. Geo. M. Wheeler. 1875 1116.18 
 
 — Dep. of the Interior. Geol. survey, (Hayden,) for 1867, 69. 4116.22 
 
 See also the Report6 of the U. S. commissioner of mining 
 statistics [4006.13] ; and the Pacific Railroad explorations, 
 32d and 35th parallel, v. 2-5, 7, 10-11. [1127.01.] 
 
 New Orleans. 
 
 Clapp (T.) Autobiogr. sketches, during 35 years' resi- 
 dence. 1857. 3037.10 
 
 Cooke (J. H.) Narrative of the attack on N. O., 1814- 
 1815 585.05 
 
 Gleig (67. B.) Campaigns of the British army at, 1814-15. 
 3d ed. [anon.] 585.11 
 
 Parton (J.) Gen. Butler in N. O., [in 1862]. 3026.19 
 See also Soribner's monthly, t. 7, 1874 (by E. King ; 2 
 art., repr. in his Great South [1136.11]). 
 
 Newport. 
 
 Mason (ft G) Newport illustrated. 1854. . 591.04 
 Fuller (H.) Belle Brittan on a tour. 1858. . 942.05 
 See also Harper's mag., v. 49 (The queen of Aquidneck, 
 by J. H. Browne ; ittus.) ; v. 9 (N. hist, and social, by G. W. 
 Curtis ; iilus.) ; v. 11 (An evening at N., by G. W. Curtis) : 
 v. 39 (Graves at N., by H. T. Tttckerman). In Fiction see 
 Higginson's Malbone [218.32] ; Oldport days [213.98] ; Mrs. 
 Stowe's Minister's wooing [254.20], 
 
 New South Wales, (Australia). 
 
 Industrial progress of N. S. W. : a report of the inter- 
 colonial exhibition of 1870, at Sydney. Sydney, 
 1871. 8°. 1066.04 
 
 Meredith (Mrs. C.) Notes and sketches of N. S. W. , 
 1839-1844 996.06 
 
 Neison (F. C. P.) Analysis of the census. [In Statist, soc. of Lon- 
 don, Journal, v. 11, 1848.] 
 
 Slrzelecki (P. K de). Physical description of N. S. W. 
 With geological map and diagrams. 1845. 1063. 19 
 See also Catholic world. Feb., March, 1875 (Colonization 
 of N.S. W. ; 2 art.) XIS- See also Australia, (p. 292). 
 
 Newtown, (Long Island). 
 Riker (J.) Annals of N. 1852 613.25 
 
 New York City. 
 Oharter, with notes, by chancellor Kent. New York. 
 
 1836. 8° 5634.01 
 
 Same, [new ed.] New York, 1851. 8°. 5634.02 
 
 Laws of the state relating particularly to the city of 
 
 New York. N. Y., 1833. 8°. . . . . 5636.04 
 Valentine (D. T. ) Manual of the corporation. 1842-3 ; 
 
 1845-6.1847,1852-69. 13 v. 1842-69. .6714.12 
 
 •Wharves, piers and slips, belonging to the corporation 
 East river. New York, 1868. obi. 4°. .1135.25 
 — — "Same. North river. N.Y., 1868. obi. 4°. 1135.24 
 Asmodeus in New York, [anon.] 18G8. . . 1111 27 
 Booth (M.L.) History of N. Y., to 1859. . . 613.23 
 Brown (J. H.) Great metropolis: a mirror of New 
 
 York. 1869 1115.06 
 
 ChUd(L.M.) Letters from N. Y. [1841-44.] 2 v. 621.03 
 Grapsey (E.) The nether side of N. Y. 1872. 1115.21 
 Dixon (E. H.) Scenes in the practice of a New York 
 
 surgeon. 1855 4321.15 
 
 Dripps (M.) Topographical map of New York city, 
 county, and vicinity ; showing the high water 
 
 lines, pier lines, etc. 1855 1111.26 
 
 Fairfield (F. G.) Clubs of New York. 1873. . 621U.34 
 Francis (J. W. ) Old New York ; or, reminiscences of 
 
 the past sixty years. 1858 613.24 
 
 Gibbons (J. S.) Banks of New York, and the panic of 
 
 1857 5915.07 
 
 Lander (S. W.) Spectacles for young eyes, v. 8. 222.92 
 Miller (J. ) Description of the province and city of New 
 
 York, 1695 614.24 
 
 Miller's New York as it is, or stranger's guide to the 
 city and adjacent places. 1867. . . . 1112.15 
 New York city during the American revolution. A col- 
 lection of papers from the manuscripts in the pos- 
 session of the Mercantile Library association of 
 
 New York city. 1861 616.02 
 
 New York ecclesiological society. New York ecclesiolo- 
 
 gist. v. 1-5, 1849-53. [No more published. ] 3632.16 
 
 New York illustrated. N. Y, 1871. 8°. . .1111.28 
 
 Old brewery and the mission house at the Five Points. 
 
 1854 5828.03 
 
 Olden time in New York. By those who knew, [anon.] 
 
 N. Y., 1833. 18° 5091.01 
 
 Paiton (J. A.) Lives of the clergy of N. Y. ; also the 
 history of each congregation. 1874. . . 3458. 04 
 Boss (J.) WhatlsawinN. Y. 1851. . . .1112.13 
 Scovilie (J. A.) The old merchants of N. Y. city. By 
 Walter Barrett [pseud.] 5 v. 1863-70. . 3245.02 
 Smith (J/. H.) Sunshine and shadow inN. Y. 1115.07 
 Stone ( W. L. ) History of N. Y. city to the present 
 
 dav. 1872 615.32 
 
 Sutton (0.) The N. Y. Tombs. Ed. by J. B. Mix and 
 
 S. A. Mackeever. 1874 5611.20 
 
 Valentine (D. T.) History of the city of New York. 
 
 [To 1750.] 614.13 
 
 Viele(ML.) Topography and hydrology of N.Y. 1115.20 
 Walks about New York. By the secretary oi the city 
 
 mission, [anon.] 1865 1111.23 
 
 Watson (J. F. ) Ann als of New York city and state in 
 
 the olden time. 1856 614.25 
 
 Wealtli and biography of the wealthy citizens [anon.] 
 
 12th ed. N. Y., 1855. 12° 621.09 
 
 Note.— For satirical sketches of New York society, see Sal- 
 magundi (1807-08), by Washington Irving and J. K. Pauld- 
 ing [2633.14] ; Potiphar papers, by G. W. Curtis [171.20] ; 
 The Lorgnette, by D. G. Mitchell [332 05], 
 
 The histories of Stone and Booth are of a popular charac - 
 ter, both historical and descriptive, and Watson's Annals 
 affords much entertaining and curious information. Val- 
 entine's History, and the ManualB edited by him are valua- 
 ble for their documentary and topographical treasures. In 
 the entries under New York Slate much will be fouid re- 
 lating to the City during the Dutch and Colonial periods. 
 
 See also Harper's monthly, v. 23 (New York circumnavi- 
 gated, by T. A. Richards) ; v. 43 (New York Custom-house, 
 by T. B. Thorpe) ; v. 45 (New York Harbor police, by W. 
 O. Stoddard) ; v. 37 (New York in the Revolution, by E. 
 Lawrence) ; v. 43 (New York Post-office, by T. B. Thorpe) ; 
 v. 42 (The Bowery Saturday night, by W. O. Stoddard) ; v. 
 42 (A day in Castle Garden). 
 
 Central Parle. 
 Bicliards (T.A.) Guide to Central Park. 1869.1112.25 
 See also Harper's monthly, v. 23 (by T. A. Richards) ; and 
 Scribner's monthly, Oct., 1873 ; and for Annual reports see 
 Landscape gardening (p. 8 of Catalogue). 
 
 Charitable and Reformatory Institutions. 
 Cammann (H.J.) and Camp (B. N.) The charities of 
 
 N. Y. 1868 5828.02 
 
 Pierce (B. K.) A half century with juvenile delin- 
 quents, or the N. Y. house of refuge. 1869. 5817.15 
 Richmond (J. F.) New York and its institutions. 
 1609-1873 : the bright side of N. Y. . . 5828.05 
 
 in asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of tha TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
350 
 
 COUNTRIES : New York City and State. 
 
 St. Luke's hospital Account, etc. N.Y., 1860. 8°. 4344.27 
 See also Harper's monthly, v. 33 (Blackwell's Island). 
 Directories, 
 Goulding (L. G.) Business directory. 1872. Com- 
 piled by H. A. Martin 6744.10 
 
 New York city mercantile and manufacturers' business 
 
 directory. 1857. N. Y., 1857. 8°. . . 6753.01 
 
 Longworth's American almanac, New York register, and 
 
 ' city directory. 1816-17, 1820-21, 1823-34, 1826-27 
 
 1827-28,1833-34,1837-38. 10 v. New York, 1816 
 
 37 8° 6733 25 
 
 New York city directory! 'l 851-52,' 1852-53,' 1856-60, 
 
 1862,1872-77. N. Y, 1851-76. 8°. . .6734.10 
 
 Wilson's Business directory. N. Y., 1865. 18°. 6751.01 
 
 City Government. 
 Board of aldermen.. Documents, v. 1-13, 1835-47. 
 
 New York, 1835-47. 8°. 
 
 Note. — v. 2, 4, 5, 9, 10 are wanting. 
 
 — Proceedings, v. 13-24, 1837-43. N. Y., 1837-43. 8°. 
 Board of assistants. Documents, v. 1, 1834-5. New 
 
 York, 1835. 8°. 
 
 — Journal and documents, v. 10, 1837. v. 1, 1813. 
 
 New York, 1837-43. 8°. 
 
 Boards of aldermen and assistant aldermen. Proceed- 
 ings of the joint meetings, v. 1-10, 1836-43. New 
 York, 1836-43. 8° 
 
 Board of health. lst-4th annual report, 1870-71—1873- 
 
 74. 4v. N. Y., 1871-75. 8° 4347.15 
 
 Note.— Succeeded the Metropolitan board of health. Be- 
 ports [4346.23.] 
 
 — Laws and ordinances. N. Y., 1860. 8°. . 
 
 — Reports of hospital physicians, and other documents 
 
 in relation to the epidemic cholera of 1832. Ed. 
 
 by D.Atkins. N. Y., 1832. 8°. . . .4344.09 
 
 Board of education. Directory. N.Y., 1867. 24°. 5517.01 
 
 — Manual, 1867, 1876. N. Y, 1867-76. 18°. 5527.02 
 
 — System of discipline and instruction for Public 
 
 school society of New York, 1850. 8°. .5517.03 
 Oily inspector. Annual report. N. Y., 18u4. 8°. 
 Oily comptroller. Annual report, 1859-64. New York 
 
 1860-65. 8° 
 
 US' For some elaborate articles on the Frauds of the Tweed 
 regime, see N. A. rev., Oct. 1874, Jan., July, October, 1875 
 (An episode in municipal government, 4 papers by E 
 Wingate). Mr. S. J. Tilden has also published a statement 
 of his labors in exposing them. 
 
 Commerce and Trade. 
 Chamber of commerce. Charter and by-laws, with his- 
 tory. New York, 1855. 8°. . ... 5927 10 
 
 — Colonial records, 1768-1784. With historical and 
 
 biographical sketches by J. A. Stevens. New York 
 „ !867. 8°. 5927.01 
 
 — First-fifteenth annual report. 1858-73. 15 v New 
 
 York, 1858-66. 8°. 5925.01 
 
 — King(0.) Hist.of the. [TT.Y. hist. soc. Coll. 2ds. v.2 1 615 07 
 
 Produce exchange. Annual rep. N.Y., 1873-74. 8°. 5942.04 
 
 Libraries and Literary Institutions. 
 Altar library. See Astor library (p. 60). 
 Cooper union. lst-7th annual report. N. Y, 1860-66. 
 
 8 
 
 i, ^Z?!"* "J 1 ??™ 1 sports of tnis institution are printed 
 by the State of New York in its legislative documents 
 'l829-76 mechamcs and tradesmen. [Various reports], 
 
 — Charter and by-laws, 1814-1839 
 12° 
 
 Mn- 
 
 -1847 ;— 1866. N. Y., 1814-66. 
 
 In-ctmtile library. Catalogue of 'books,' with 'suppli 
 ment to Aug. 1, 1856. N. Y. , 1856. 8°. 2714 06 
 
 — Catalogue of books, [with suppl. to 1870]. N Y 
 
 1 « 66 " 8 °« ■ • , 2714.08 
 
 Same. 2d supplement. N. Y., 1872 8° 2714 10 
 
 — Systematic catalogue. N. Y., 1837. 8°. ' 271407 
 
 — 2tt-.i5th report. N. Y., 1844-76. 8°. ... •-'■'■*•"< 
 
 — Constitution, by-laws and regulations. N Y 1854 °R°" 
 S,ime. N. Y., 1859. 16*. . . ' 
 
 ~ ^? ame - ■ N - T - 1862 ' 18 °-— S ™ e . ' N. Y, 1866. 16°' 
 
 — oOtn anniversary celebration, Nov. 9 1870 TJ Y 
 
 1871. 8° ' 
 
 Hazard". S ° ribn0r ' S mon ' tW y, Feb.,' 1871 (Article oy J. R. <J. 
 
 New York historical society. See entry in next column. 
 
 bociely library. Catalogue. N. Y, 1850. 8°. 2714 04 
 
 --Annual report. N.Y., 1856-75. 8° 
 
 Wynne (J.) Private libraries of N. Y. I860.' 2744.04 
 
 Newspapers. 
 J6®- The Library possesses current volumes of the fol- 
 lowing newspapers : Evening Post, Independent (The), New 
 York Daily Tribune, New York Evening Express, NewYori 
 Commercial Advertiser, New York Herald, New York Sun 
 New York Times, New York World. 
 
 New York (City and County of). 
 
 Board of supervisors. Proceedings. 1858-60. N V 
 1858-60. 8°. ' 
 
 Board of supervisors. Beport of special committee on 
 volunteering. N. Y., 1864. 8°. ... 
 
 New York (Slate of). 
 1. History and antiquities. 
 Abbott (J. 8. 0. ) Peter Stuyvesant, the last Dutch gov- 
 ernor of New Amsterdam. 3166.24 
 
 Asher (G. M.) List of the maps and charts of New 
 Netherland, and of the views of New Amsterdam. 
 1855 2734.18 
 
 — *Bibliographical and historical essay on the Dutch 
 
 books and pamphlets relating to New Netherland 
 
 and the Dutch West India Co. 1854-67. .2734.18 
 Asher and Adams' new topographical map of the State 
 
 !869 1117.01 
 
 Barber (J. W. ) Historical collections of N. Y. ; with 
 
 geogr. descriptions. 1851 614.23 
 
 — History and antiquities of N. Y. 3d ed. 1856. 59519 
 Beardsley (L. ) Beminiscences ; early settlement of 
 
 Otsego county, anecdotes, field sports, etc. 3016.24 
 
 Boone (H. H. ) and Cook (T. P.) Life sketches of execu- 
 tive officers and members of the legislature of 
 N. Y. 1870 f . 3243.15 
 
 Brodhead (J. R.) History of the State of N. Y. v 1-2 
 [1609-1691.] 6U.05 
 
 Butler (B. F.) Outline of the constitutional history of N.Y. 1847 
 [N. Y. hist. boc. Coll. 2d s. v. 2.] 616.07 
 
 Bankers (J.) and Sluyter (P.) Journal of a voyage to N. Y., in 1679- 
 80. [In L. I. hist. soc. Memoirs, v. 1, 1867.] . . . 613.13 
 
 Denton (D. ) Brief description of N. Y., 1670. New ed., 
 by G. Furman. 1845 614.11 
 
 Danlap (W.) History of N. Y, to [1783]. 2 v. 614.21 
 
 — History of N. Y., for schools. [To 1783.] 2 v. 621.04 
 Eastman (F. S.) Hist, of the State. [To 1825.] . 621.02 
 French (J. H. ) Gazetteer of the State. 1860. 616.01 
 Hammond (J. Z>. ) History of the political parties of the 
 
 State of N. Y. [1788 to 1841.] 2 v. 1850. . 614.20 
 Hoffman {Gov. J. T.) Public papers, 1869-72. . 622.19 
 Hotchkin (J. H.) Hist, of the purchase and settlement 
 
 of western New York. 1848 613.22 
 
 Hough (Franklin B.) Gazetteer. 1872. . . 616.15 
 Irving ( W. ) Knickerbocker's hist, of New York. 215.2d 
 
 Note. — Humorous fiction. 
 Jenkins (J. S.) Lives of the governors of the State of 
 
 New York. 1851 3247.03 
 
 — Hist, of political parties in N. Y. 2d ed. 1849. 622.20 
 Macaulay (J.) History of the State of N. Y. [To 1800.] 
 
 3v 614.16 
 
 Mather (J". H. ) and Brocke.it (L. P.) Geography of the 
 
 state of N. Y. 1847 1133.10 
 
 New York historical society. Collections. 1809, 1814, 
 1821, 1829. 5 v. N. Y'., 1811-29. 8°. . . 615.01 
 
 Contents. 
 Bozman (J. L.) Extract from the records in the council 
 
 chamber, Annapolis, relative to the dispute between the 
 
 government of New Netherlands aud the lordproprietary 
 
 of Maryland, v. 3. 
 Catalogue of library, 1813, v. 2. 
 Clinton (De Witt). Discourse, Deo. 6, 1811, v. 2. 
 Documents extracted from 2d vol. of Hazard's historical 
 
 collection, v. 1. 
 Holm (T. C.) Translation of history of New Swede Land 
 
 in America, v. 2. 
 Hosack (D.) Biographical memoir of Hugh Williamson, 
 
 Nov. 1, 1819, v. 3. 
 
 — Inaugural address, 1820, v. 8. 
 
 Hudson (H.) Abstract of journal for discovery of north- 
 west passage, 1610-11, v. 1. 
 
 — Second voyage for finding a passage to the East Indies 
 by the northeast, 1608, v. 1. 
 
 — Third voyage toward Nova Zembla and along the ooaflt 
 to 42>£° aud up the river Hudsm to 42°, 1609, v. 2. 
 
 — Voyage toward the north pole, 1607, v 1. 
 
 Jarvis (S. P.) Discourse on religion of Indian tribes of 
 
 North America, Dec. 20, 1819, v. 3. 
 Jones (8.) Communications on Clinton's Historical dia- 
 
 BBOOKLYN MEEOANTILB LIBBABY. 
 
COUNTRIES : New York State. 
 
 351 
 
 course, Bevised laws, Smith's History, Spafford's Ga- 
 zetteer, v, 3. 
 
 La Salle (Robert Cavalier de). Acoouut of his last expedi- 
 tion, and discoveries in North America, by Ohev. de 
 Tonti, v. 2. 
 
 Laws established by James, duke of York, for the govern- 
 ment of New York in 1664, v. 1. 
 
 Mease (J.) Description of some medals struck in relation 
 to North America before and since the declaration of In- 
 dependence, v. 3. 
 
 Miller (S.) Discourse to commemorate the discovery of 
 Now York, Sept. 4, 1809, v. 1. 
 
 Mitchell (S. L.) Discourse, Deo. 0, 1813, v. 2. 
 
 Morris (G.) Discourse, Deo. 6, 1812, v. 2. 
 
 — Inaugural discourse, Sept., 1816. v. 3. 
 
 Smith (W.) History of New York, to 1762, v. 4-5. 
 
 Verplauck (G. 0.) Discourse, Deo. 17, 1818, v. 3. 
 
 Verrazzano J. de). Relation, etc., 1521, v. 1. 
 
 Wheaton ;H.) Disoourse, Deo. 28, 1820, v. 3. 
 
 Williamson (Hugh). Discourse, 1810, v. 2. 
 
 Same. 2d series. 2 v. N. Y., 1811-49. 8°. 615.06 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Acrelius (I.) New Sweden, v. 1. 
 
 Argall's expedition, 1613 ; ed. by G. Folsom. v. 1. 
 
 Benson (E.) Memoir on names, Deo. 31, 1816. v. 2. 
 
 Brodhead (J. K.) Memoir on the early colonization of New 
 Netherland. v. 2. 
 
 Burke (E.) Letter respecting the effect of the Quebec bill 
 upon the boundary of N. Y. 1774. v. 2. 
 
 Butler (B. F., of New York). Outline of the constitutional 
 history of New York. Anuiv. address, 1847. v. 2. 
 
 Catalogue of Dutch church members, 1686. v. 1. 
 
 Charter of liberties, and documents, 1629. v. 1. 
 
 Colden (0.) and Smith (W-.jr.) Corresp. respecting certain 
 alleged errors in the history of New York. v. 2. 
 
 Correspondence between New Netherlands and New Ply- 
 mouth, 1627. v. 1. 
 
 Dernier (T.) Letter, 1619. v. 1. 
 
 Eaton (T , 1st gov. of New Haven colony). Memoir, by J. B. 
 Moore, v. 2. 
 
 Extracts from De Laet and Xitzema. v. 2. 
 
 Folsom (G.) A few particulars respecting the Dutch gov- 
 ernors, v. 1. 
 
 Historical sketch of the society, v. 1. 
 
 Hudson's voyage in 1609. Extract from " Verhael van de 
 eei-ste Schip-vaert,'' etc. v. 2. 
 
 Indian tr.idition of the first arrival of the Dutch, v. 1. 
 
 Jay (W.) Table of the killed and wounded in the war of 
 1812. v. 1. 
 
 Juet s Journal of Hudson's voyage, 1609. v. 1. 
 
 Kent (J.) Anniversary discourse, Dec. 6, 1828. v. 1. 
 
 King (C.) History of the Chamber of commerce, anniv. 
 discourse, 1848. v. 2. 
 
 Laet (J. de). Extracts from the New world, v. 1. 
 
 Lambrecntsen (.SirN.C.) Hist, of the New Netherlands, v.l. 
 
 Lodwick (C.) New York in 1692. v. 2. 
 
 Nonville (Marquis de). Expedition against the Senecas, 
 1687. v.2. 
 
 Rasieres (I. de). New Netherland in 1627. v. 2. 
 
 Bepreseutation of New Netherland. From the Dutch, with 
 notes by H. C. Murphy, v. 2. 
 
 Van der Donck (A.) Descrip. of the New Netherlands, v. 1, 
 
 Yerrazzano {J. de). Voyage along the coast of North Amer- 
 ica, 1524. [Ital. and Engl.] Tr. by J. G. Cogswell, v. 1. 
 
 Vries (D. P. de). Extracts from voyages. Tr. by G. Troost. 
 v.l. 
 
 Whittlesey (E. D.) Remarks upon the British expedition 
 to Danbury, in 1777, as narrated in Marshall's Life of 
 Washington, v. 2. 
 
 Same. Publishing fund series, v. 1-7. H. Y., 
 
 1868-73. 8° 615.10 
 
 Contents. 
 Chalmers (G.) Continuation of his Political annals, v. 1. 
 Clarendon (The) papers, 1641-67. v. 2. 
 Colden's letters on Smith's history, 1759-60. v. 1. 
 Coldeu's letter on Smith's history, v. 2. 
 Gardiner's East Hampton, etc. v. 2. 
 Lee papers, 1754-78. q. 4-7. 
 Leisler's administration, 1689-1714. v. 1. 
 Makemie (Rev. F.) Sermon, Jan. 19, 1706. v. 3. 
 New York and New Hampshire grants, Duane's brief, v.2-3. 
 Old New York and Trinity church, v. 3. 
 Plowden's New Albion, v. 2. 
 Tracts relating to New York. v. 2. 
 
 O'Callaghan (R S.) Documentary hist, of N. Y. [1C00- 
 
 1800.] 4v 614.01 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Papers relating to the Iroquois and other 
 Indian tribes. Papers relating to the first settlement at 
 Onondaga, and the discovery of the salt springs at Salina. 
 Papers relating to De Courcelles' and De Tracy's expedi- 
 tion against the Mohawk Indians, 1655-6. Reports on the 
 province of N. Y., 1669-1678. Papers relating to De La 
 Barre's exped. to Hungry bay, 1684. Governor Dongan's 
 report on the state of the province, 1687. Papers relating 
 to Deuonville's exped. to the Genesee country and Niagara, 
 1687. Names of the male inhabitants of Ulster co., 1689. 
 Papers relating to the invasion of N.Y. aud the burning 
 of Schenectady by the French, 1690. Civil list of the pro- 
 vince, 1693. Papers relating to Frontenac's exped. against 
 
 the Onondagoes, 1696. New York army list, 1700. Census 
 of the counties of Orange, Dutchess, and Albany, 1702, 
 1714, 1720. Cadwallader Colden on the lands of N. Y., 1732. 
 Papers relating to the SuBquehanna river, 1683-1707. Pa- 
 pers relating to Ogdeusburgh, 1749. Papers relating to 
 Oswego. Papers relating to the Oneida country and Mo- 
 hawk valley, 1756, 1767. Papers relating to French seign- 
 iories ou lake Champlaiu. Boundary line between the 
 whites and the Indians, 1765. Papers relating to the city 
 of N. Y. Papers relating to Long Island. Statistics of 
 population, 1047-1774. Statistics of revenue, imports, ex- 
 ports, etc., 1691-1768. Papers relating to trade and manu- 
 factures, 1705-1757. Report of gov. Tryon on the state of 
 the province, 1774. 
 
 v.2. Papers relating to It. gov. Leisler's administration, 
 89-91. Early rate lists of Long Island, 1675, 1676, 1683. 
 Manuscripts of Sir Wm. Johnson. Early steam navigation. 
 Pamphlets by J. Rumsey and J. Fitch. Papers relating to 
 western N. Y. Description of GeneBee county, 1799. De- 
 scription of Genesee county, by R Munro, 18U4. 
 
 v. 3. Champlain's exped. to northern and western N. Y., 
 1609, 1615. Papers relating to the fli'Bt settlement of N. Y. 
 by the Dutch. Papers relating to the restoration of N. Y. 
 to the English, and to the charges against capt. Manning 
 for its previous surrender to the Dutch, 1674, 1675. Papers 
 relating to the state of religion in the province, 1657-1712. 
 Papers relating to Kings county, L. I. Papers relating to 
 the churches in Queens county. Papers relating to Suffolk 
 county. Papers relating to the city of New York. Papors 
 relating to the palatiues Papers relating to the manor of 
 Livingston, including the first settlement of Schoharie, 
 1680-1795. Census of slaves, 1755. Papers relating to Albany 
 and adjacent places. Papers relating to Westchester county. 
 Papers relating to Ulster and Dutchess counties. Papers 
 relating to quakers and Moravians. Rev. Gideon Hawley's 
 journey to Oghquaga, Broome co., 1753. State of the Anglo- 
 American church, in 1776. Prices of land in the state, 1791. 
 Report of a committee appointed to explore the western 
 waters in the state of New York, 1792. Journal of John 
 Taylor's missionary tour through the Mohawk and Black 
 river countries, 1802. Rectors of St. Peter's church, Albany. 
 
 v. 4. Journal of New Netherland, 1641-46. Description 
 of New Netherlaud, by Rev. Isaac Jogues, 1644. Informa- 
 tion for takiug up land in New Netherland, by Secretary 
 Van Tiehhoven. Journal of the second Ksopus war, by 
 Capt. Kregier. Breeden Raedt ; extracts, from Moutauus ; 
 1649. Description of New Netherland, 1671. Trial for witch- 
 craft in New York, 1005. Assessment rolls of the five 
 Dutch towns on L. I., 1675. State of the province of New 
 York, in 1738. Reasons in support of triennial eleclions 
 in the province of New York. Journal of Sir Wm. John- 
 son's scouts, 1755, 1756. Papers relating to the Six nations. 
 Papers relating to the erection of Fort Stanwix. 1758. Pa- 
 pers relating to the difficulties between New York and New 
 Hampshire, 1749-99. Memoir of lieut gov. James Delan- 
 cey. Memoir of judge James Duane. Proclamation of the 
 last of the royal governors. Memorial concerning the 
 Iroquois, by Rev. Chas. Pnglis. 
 
 — Documents relative to the colonial history of N. Y. 
 
 11 y. 1856-58 616.04 
 
 Contents : v. 1-2. Holland documents. 3-4. London docu- 
 ments. 9-10. Paris documents. 11. Index. 
 
 — History of the New Netherland. 2 v. . . 622.21 
 O'Rettly (EL.) Sketches of Rochester ; with incidental 
 
 notices of western New York. 1838. . . 621.23 
 Proceedings of the commissioners of Indian affairs, ap- 
 pointed for the extinguishment of Indian titles. 
 
 "With an introduction and notes by JF. B. Hough. 
 
 2 v. Albany, 1861. sm. 4° 557.27 
 
 Seymour (H.) Topography and history of the state. [In Amer. 
 
 geogr. boo. Bulletin, v. 2, 1856.] . . , . . . 905.02 
 Randall (S. S.) Hist, of the State of N.Y. 1870. 614.19 
 Smith (W.) History of the province of N. Y. to 1762. 
 
 2 v. 1829-30. [N. Y. hist soc. Coll. v. 4-5.] 615 04 
 Sauier IE. 67.) Aboriginal monuments of the State of New York. 
 
 [Sm. contrib., v. 2.] 3937.02 
 
 Waison {J. F ) Annals of N. Y. city and state in the 
 
 olden time. 1856 614.25 
 
 Note. The 2d volume of the most elaborate narrative his- 
 tory of the state, that of Brodhead, comes down only to 
 1691. Bunlap's History comes down to 1783, and Macaulay's 
 to 1800. Randall's is a more general compend, giving spe- 
 cial attention to the progress of education. The political 
 history of recent periods has been treated of in Hammond's 
 Political history and Jenkins' Lives of the governors ; aud 
 there are separate lives (in class Biography) of Gouverneur 
 Moekis, Hamilton, Bukb, John Jay, DeWitt Clikton, Van 
 Buben, Silas Wkisht, aud W. H. Sewakd. 
 
 Description and Travel 
 Dwight(T.) Travels in N. Y., 1823. . ... 1112.01 
 Forest Arcadia of northern N. Y. [anon.] 1864. 1112.11 
 Hired (A B.) Woods and waters ; or, the Saranacs and 
 
 Racket. 1860 • 1112-08 
 
 Wallace (K B. ) Descriptive guide to the Adirondack 
 
 and handbook of travel to Saratoga Springs, 
 
 In asking for books, use the Book Order," giving the AUTHOB'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBEB. 
 
352 
 
 COUNTRIES : New York State. 
 
 Sohroon Lake, lakes Luzerne, George, and Cham- 
 plain, the Ausable chasm, Massena Springs and 
 
 Trenton Palls. 1875 1133.18 
 
 j9t0=- For the history and description of particular towns 
 and localities see, in this class, Albany ; — Brooklyn ; — Buf- 
 falo ; — Oatskill Mountains ; — Chappaqua ; — Franklin 
 County; — Herkimer County; — Hudson River; — Lake 
 Ohamplain ; — Lake Erie ;— Lake G-eorge ;— Lewis County; 
 — Long Island ; — iSTew York City ; —Niagara Falls ;— Onei- 
 da County ; — Futnam County ; — Rochester ; — Rome ; — St. 
 Lawrence County ;— Saranacs ; — Saratoga : — Staten Is- 
 land ;— Stony Point ;— Trenton Falls ;— Troy ;— Tryon 
 County ;— Ithaca ;— Westchester County ; — West Point ;— 
 Willsborough. 
 
 3. New York in the Civil War, 1861-65. 
 
 Record of officers and privates of regiments organized 
 to assist in suppressing the rebellion, taken from 
 the muster-in-rolls. v. 1-8. Albany, 1864-66. 4°. 
 
 Beecher (H. H.) Record of the 114th regiment, N. Y. 
 S. V. 1866 631.14 
 
 Clark (E. ) History of the second company of the sev- 
 enth regiment (national guard). N. Y. S. Militia. 
 1864. . . 644.13 
 
 Swinton ( W. ) History of the seventh regiment, na- 
 tional guird, State of New York, during the war. 
 1870 644.12 
 
 Whitney (J. H. S.) The Hawkins Zouaves : (Ninth N. 
 Y. V.) 1866 642.24 
 
 4. State Census. 
 Census for 1845. Albany, 1846. fol. . . . 
 Census for 1855. P. B. Hough, supt. Albany; 1857. fol. 
 Census for 1865. P. B. Hough, supt. Albany, 1867. 
 
 fol 
 
 ,6»- See also United States. [Census.) 
 
 5. Slate Constitutions, and Political Manuals. 
 
 Constitutional Convention of 1821. Debates. Albany, 
 1821. 8° ' 5735.15 
 
 Constitution, 1846. With a comparative arrangement of 
 the constitutional provisions of other states. Pre- 
 pared by P. B. Hough. Alb., 18J7. 4°. 
 
 Const, convention of 1867. Journal, Alb. , 1 ,6 /. 8°. 5737.01 
 
 — Documents. 5 v. Albany, 186 i. 8°. . . 
 
 — Proceedings and debates. 5 v. Alb.,18J8. 8°. 5737.07 
 
 — Revision documents. Albany, 1868. fol. . 
 Constitution as amended, 1874 [In Senate doc No 15 
 
 1874.] ' ' 
 
 Civil list and forms of government [constitutions, etc.] 
 of the colony and state : containing notes ou the 
 various governmental organizations ; lists of the 
 principal colonial, state and county officers, and 
 the congressional delegations, and presidential 
 electors, with the votes of the electoral colleges 
 
 Albany, 1861-74. 12° 6737.07 
 
 Manual for the use of the Legislature, for 1860-61 63 
 65, 67-75. Albany, 1860-75. 18°. . . . 6711.22 
 Note.— The manual contains the constitutions of New 
 York aud of the United States ; the state census • post-of- 
 fices and postmasters in the state and in the U s' • official 
 registers of United states and New York state 'govern- 
 ments, judiciary, county officers, etc.; parliamentary rules- 
 and intormation relative to the various departments of the 
 
 StcLtO. 
 
 State Register. 1843, 1845. Ed. by O. C. Hollev 2 v 
 Albany, 1843-45. 12°. ....... 6738 01 
 
 6. Slate Laws, Revised Statutes, and Law Reports. 
 Code coinmissioners. Civil code of the state. Albany, 
 
 — P^aloodeof the state. Albany, 1863. ' ij°. 5817 3' 
 
 — Political code of the state. A., 1860. 8°. 5632 05 
 Revised statutes. 3 v. Albany 1836 8° 
 
 Abbott (R V.) and (A) Digest' of New York statutes 
 
 iol rep ° rfcs ' 186 °" 7th ed. revised. 8 v. Albany 
 iOb9. 8° g r o 7 ,o 
 
 M ' n X d L {J mV J tatutesat We- '2ded. W Al- 
 Dany, Lab'.). 8° 5032 06 
 
 Fay (J. D. ) Digest of the laws of the state in force on 
 Jan. 1, 1871. 3 v. N. Y, 1874-76. 8'. 5616 00 
 
 [& SSt gn] Laws, 1852-75. Albany, 1852-75 8° 
 
 186<T 8 o GeUeral index > 1777-1865. 2 v. Albany, 
 
 Adjutant general, 
 Agricultural society, 
 Amer. geogr. society, 
 American institute, 
 Assembly statistics, rules, etc. 
 Astor Library, 
 Attorney general. 
 Auditor, 
 
 Banking department, 
 Benevolent and reformatory 
 
 institutions. 
 Canal commissioners. 
 Charities (state board of}, 
 Commissioners of emigration, 
 Commissioners of fisheries. 
 
 Tiffany (J. ) Condensed digest of the Court of Appeals 
 reports, v. 1-27 inclusive. 1866. . . 5633.23 
 
 7. State Documents, and other Publications, 
 m- The Documents of the Assembly and Senate arn 
 published separately, but are neither identical nor entirely 
 distinct in their respective contents. Besides occasional 
 special reports, they embrace the annual reports of the 
 Comptroller, 
 Cooper Union, 
 Eclectic medical society, 
 Governor's message. 
 Insurance department 
 Lenox library, 
 Prison association, 
 Quarantine commissioners 
 Railroads. 
 
 Eegents of the University. 
 State engineer aud surveyor 
 State library, ' 
 
 State prisons, 
 Superintendent of public in. 
 
 structiou. 
 Wadsworth library. 
 Names of persons for whom marriage licenses were is- 
 sued by the secretary of the province, previous to 
 1784. Albany, 1860. 8°. .... . 
 
 Votes and proceedings of the Assembly, at the 1st meet- 
 
 ingofthe4thsess. 1780. Alb., 1859. fol. 
 Agricultural society. Transactions, v. 2-35 1811 7i 
 
 Alb., 1841-76. 8° ' . 61aii j 
 
 Assessment laws. Report of by joint salect committee 
 
 1863. Albany, 1863. 8°. 
 
 Bureau of military record. Presentation of flags of New 
 York volunteer regiments to gov. Fenton, Julv 
 1865. Albany, 1865. 8°. .... . h 
 
 Commissioners of emigration. Annual reports, 1847-60 
 
 N.Y.,1861. 8° f . '. eMy.ja 
 
 Note.— Reports for following years are printed annually 
 in New York State documents. 
 Council of revision. Its history, by A. B. Street. Al- 
 bany 
 
 Eclectic medical society. Transactions, v. 1-9, 1866-74. 
 
 4 v. Albany, 1867-75. 8° 4356.17 
 
 Geological survey. Natural history of New York. 21 v. 
 
 4 ° 4718.01 
 
 Contents. 
 
 1. Zoology. By James E. De Kay. 6 v. in 4, and Plates. 
 Albany, 1842. 4° 4718 01 
 
 2. Flora. By John Torrey. 2 v. Alb., 1843. 4° 4718.06 
 
 3. Mineralogy. By Lewis o. Beck. Alb., 1842. 4". 4718.08 
 
 4. Geology. By W. W. Mather, E. Emmons, L. Vanuiem, 
 and James Hall. 4 v. Albany, 1842-43. 4°. . . 4718.09 
 
 6. Palaeontology. By James Hall, i v. in 5. Albany, 1847- 
 61. 4° 
 
 6. Agriculture. By Ebenezer Emmons. With Plates 6 v. 
 
 Albany. 1846-54. 4° 
 
 Geological survey. Reports, 1837-41. Albany, 1810- 
 
 41. 8° 4123.01 
 
 Homoeopathic medical society. Transactions, v. 1-12. 
 
 1863-74. Albany, 1864-75. 8°. ... 4356.06 
 Insurance department. 2d-16th annnal report. Albany, 
 
 1861-75. 8°. . 5946.01 
 
 Legislative council of the colony. Journal, 1691-1775. 
 
 2 v. Albany, 1861. fol 
 
 Metropolitan board of health. Annual report, 1866-68. 
 
 N. Y., 1866-08. 8° 4346.23 
 
 _ Succeeded by the Board of health. (See p. 350). 
 Provincial congress. Provincial convention, Committee of 
 
 safety, and Council of safely of the slate of N. f. 
 
 Journals, 1775-77. 2 v 
 
 State library. Catalogue, 1855. General library. Albany, 
 
 1856. 8° 2725.01 
 
 Same. Pirst suppl. 1861. Alb., 1861. 8°. 2725.02 
 
 — Same. Law library. Albany, 1855. 8°. . 2725.03 
 r- Same. Pirst supplement. Alb., 1865. 8°. 2725.05 
 
 — Catalogue, 1872. Subject-index of the general library. 
 
 Albany, 1872. 1. 8° 2725.07 
 
 — Catalogues : 1856. Maps, manuscripts, engravings, 
 
 coins, etc. Albany, 1857. 8° 2725.01 
 
 — Catalogue of the books on bibliography, typography, 
 
 and engraving. Albany, 1858. 8°. . . 2725.0J 
 State medical society. Transactions. 1807-1831, 1859- 
 
 73. Alb., 1868-69. 8° 4346.16 
 
 University convocation. Proceedings at the 4th anni- 
 versary. Albany, 1868. 8°. 6521.04 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
COUNTRIES : New Zealand to Northeast Passage. 
 
 353 
 
 New Zealand. 
 
 Barker (F.N.) Station life in New Z., 1870. . 1062.05 
 
 Brunner (T.) Journal of an expedition to explore the Interior of 
 tlie middle island of New Zealand. [In Hoyal geogr. boo. 
 Journal, v. 20, 1851.] 903.23 
 
 Fenlon (F D.) Observ. on the state of the Maori of New Z. [In 
 Statistical soo. of London, Journal, v. 23, I860.] . . 
 
 Hamilton (A.) Econourio progress of New Z. [In Statist, soo. of 
 Loudon, Journal, v. 32, 1869 ] 
 
 U'Kerrow (J.) Reconnaissance survey of the lake districts of Ota- 
 go and Southland. [In Royal geogr. soc. Journal, v. 34, 1864.] 
 
 Nicholas (J.L.) Voyage to N. Z., 1 814-15. 2 v. 1064.05 
 
 Shortland (E.) Traditions of the New Zealanders ; with 
 their manners and customs. 2ded. 1850. 1062.04 
 
 Swainson (W.) New Z. audits colonization. 1065.04 
 
 Thomson (A. S.) Observ. on the stature, etc. of the New Zealand 
 race. [In Royal geogr. soo. Journal, v. 23, 1868.] . 903.26 
 
 On the New Zealand race. [In Statist, soc. of London, Jour- 
 nal, v. 17, 1864.] 
 
 Tlumson (J. T.) Extracts of journal during a survey of the 
 southern districts of Otago. [In Royal yeogr. soc. Journal, 
 
 V. 28, 1868.] 903.31 
 
 #2T See also Polynesia, for the voyages of Capt. Cook, 
 and others ; also Blackwood, v. 97, 1865 (30 years' policy) ; 
 Eraser's mag., v. 64, 1861 (Reminiscences) ; v. 70, 1864 (2 
 art.) ; N. Brit, rev., v. 16, 1851 ; Qu. rev., v. 128, 1870 ; 
 Westm. rev., v. 81, 1864. 
 
 Niagara Falls. 
 
 Guide to Niagara Falls. Buffalo, 1861. 18°. .1111.31 
 Parsons (H. A.) Book of Niagara Falls. 1836. 1111.22 
 See also Macmillan, May, 1873, and Popular science month* 
 ly, June, 1873 (art. by Prof. Tyndall); Pop. science month- 
 ly, Sept., 1872 (by Prof. Gunning) ; Harper's mag., v. 7 (by 
 A. H. Guernsey) ; v. 31 (by W. C. Eichards). 
 See also United States. (Guide books). 
 
 Nicaragua. 
 
 Belt(T.) Naturalist in Nicaragua. 1874. . .1165.26 
 Boyle (F.) A ride across a continent : wanderings 
 
 through Nicaragua. 2 v. 1868. . . .1165.17 
 rhillips (Capt.) On the communication between the Atlantic and 
 
 Pacific oceans. [In Royal geogr. soc. Journal, v. 3, 1833.] 
 Pirn (B.) and Seaman (B.) Dottings on the loadside. 
 
 1869 1165.20 
 
 Squier (E.G.) N. : its people, scenery, etc. 2 v. 1165.02 
 
 Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 95. 
 Stout (P.F.) N. past, present, and future. 1859. 1163.18 
 Walker (W.) War in Nicaragua. 1860. . . 555.09 
 See also New monthly mag., Mch., 1859 (The canal of N.) ; 
 
 Harper's mag., v. 10, 11, 1855 ; Blackwood's mag., v. 79, 81, 
 
 1856-57 (N. and its filibusters); Popular science monthly, 
 
 May, 1874 (Naturalist in N.) 
 
 Niger {River). 
 
 Lander (0.) and (J.) Expedition to explore the Niger. 
 
 [1830-31.] 2 v. 1081.11 
 
 83~ See also Barth's Travels In Africa, v.3, Am. ed. [1095.08.] 
 
 Nile (River). 
 
 Baker (8. W.) The Albert Nyauza, great Basin of the 
 Nile, and Nile sources. 1866 1085.10 
 
 — The Nile tributaries of Abyssinia. 1867. .1085.09 
 Beke ( 0. T. ) Enquiry into Abbadie's journey to Kaffa, 
 
 in 1843-44, to discov. the sources of the. 1094.22 
 
 — Lecture on the sources of the Nile. 1864. 1094.22 
 
 — On the "Mountains of the Moon," forming the east 
 
 side of the basis of the Nile. 1861. . . 1094.22 
 
 — Sources of the Nile. 1860 1094.18 
 
 — Who discovered the sources of the. 1863. 1094.22 
 Burton (R. F.) The Nile basin. 1864. . . . 1094.12 
 Ghaix (P.) Geogr. notes, etc. [In Royal geogr. soo. Journal, v. 19, 
 
 1849.] 903.22 
 
 Cooky (W.D.) Claudius Ptolemy snd the N. 1094. 20 
 0'irtis (G.W.) Nile notes of a Howadji. 1854. 10*2.11 
 Eden(F.) Nile without a dragoman. . . .1091.10 
 Uanoye (F. de). Le Nil, son bassin, et ses sources. 
 
 1870 1083.05 
 
 LapoHe(L.) Sailing on the Nile, 1872. . .1091.16 
 Linanl (A.) Voyage on the White Nile, with remarks on the dis- 
 trict of Atbara. [In Royal geogr. soc. Journal, v. 2, 1832.] 
 Smith (A. C.) N. and its banks. 2 v. 1868. .1081.22 
 Speke (J. H. ) Journal of the discovery of the source 
 
 of the Nile. 1864 1084.15 
 
 Vaux IS. W.) On the knowledge the ancients possessed of the 
 
 sources of the Nile. [In Roy. soc. of lit. Trans., v. 8, 1866.] 
 
 See also Africa (p. 286), for the travels of Bruce, Grant, 
 
 Livingstone, M l Queen, Petherick, Schweinfurth, Stanley, etc.; 
 
 also Egypt ;— Nubia. 
 
 Nineveh. 
 
 Bononi(J.) Nineveh and its palaces. 1853. 1054.13 
 Bolta (E.) Letters on the discoveries at N. 1850 1054 14 
 Fletcher (J. P.) Notes from N. 2 v. 1850. .1042 14 
 Layard (A.H.) N. and its remains. [1st exped., 1845-46 1 
 
 NY, 1852. 12°. . . . . . f .'. 1054.10 
 
 Same. [Abridged.] Popular account, etc. New 
 
 York. 1855. 12°. ........ 1054.1™ 
 
 — Discoveries among the ruins of N. [in 1849-50.] 2d 
 
 expedition. New York, 1853. 12°. . . 1054.11 
 Reviewed in Eraser's mag., v. 47, 1863 : North Brit, rev 
 
 v. 19, 1853. 
 
 Myers (P. V. N.) Kemains of lost empires. . 1045.14 
 Newman (J. P.) Thrones and palaces of N. 1876. 1045.17 
 Rich (O.J.) Narrative of a residence on the site of an- 
 cient Nineveh. 2 v. 1836 1044.22 
 
 Pote (R. G.) Nineveh : its ancient history and modern 
 
 explorers. [1855.] 1051.21 
 
 Smith (G.) Assyrian discoveries, 1873-74. . .1055.18 
 Vaux(W.S. W.) N. and Persepolis. 2ded. 1850. 1042.07 
 See also Blackwood's mag., v. 76, 1854 ; Fraser's mag 
 v. 68, 1863. jJS- See also Assyria (p. 292). 
 
 Nipisaquit. 
 Hickman (W.) "Sketches on the N. 1860. .1157.01 
 
 Norfolk Island. 
 Dennison(W.) Varieties of vice-regal life, v. 2, 1870. . . 1035.22 
 
 Normandy and the Normans. 
 Black (C.B.) Guide to N. 2ded. 1874. . . 961.08 
 Blackburn (H.) Normandy picturesque. 1873. 961.28 
 Bradshaw's handbook. Notes by H. Fry. 1869.961.07 
 Gochei (L'abbS J. B. D.) La Normandie souterraine. 
 
 1855 967.04 
 
 Duncan (J.) The dukes of Normandy. 1839. 472.13 
 Excursions in N. Character, customs and traditions, etc. 
 
 Ed. by F. Schoberl. 2 v. 1841. . . . 962.22 
 Janin (J.) La Normandie. [1843.] .... 967.11 
 Knight (H. G.) Architectural tour in N. 1836. 1313.27 
 Life in Normandy, [anon.] 2 v. 1863. . . 962.24 
 Macquoid (K. 8.) Through Normandy. 1874. 962.30 
 Narratives of the expulsion of the English from N., 
 
 1448-50: Kobertus Blondelli. Berry, heraull du roy. 
 
 Ed. by J. Stevenson. [Rolls chron., 1863.] 5140.— 
 Palgrave (Sir F. ) Hist, of Normandy and of England. 
 
 [741-1002.] 4 v. 1851 484.17 
 
 Reviewed by Ed. rev., v. 95 ; v. 109, 1858 ; v. 121, 1865 ; 
 
 Eraser's mag., v. 66, 1857 ; N. A. rev., v. 86, 1858. 
 Walking tour in Normandy, [anon.] 1869. . 962.11 
 Warburton (A.) Bollo and his race. 2d ed. 2 v. 962.28 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 18, 1866 (An Englishman in 
 
 N., by Goldwin Smith). 
 X&r See also England (Norman conquest, p. 310) ; and 
 
 general histories of France, by Gruizot, Michelet, and Mar- 
 
 tin. Also Scandinavia. 
 
 Northmen or Norsemen. 
 See Scandinavia. Also Denmark; — Norway; — Swe- 
 den ; — Iceland ; — America (PreColumbian discov., p. 288) ; 
 — Normandy and the Normans. 
 
 Northamptonshire, (England). 
 
 Beauties of England, v. 11 [15] (byX Britton). 951a. 15 
 See also Quar. rev., v. 101, 1867 (Antiquities of N.) 
 
 North Carolina. 
 
 Oaruthers (E. W.) Interesting revolutionary incidents : 
 chiefly in the " Old North State." 2d series. 621.21 
 
 Clingman (T. L.) Topography of Black mountains. [In Sm. rep., 
 1855.] 3936.10 
 
 Drayton (J. ) Memoirs of the Atner. rev. 2 v. 1821. 583.23 
 Hawks (F. L. ) Swain (D. L. ) and Graham ( W. A. ) Ke- 
 volutionary history of N. O. 1853. . . 623.22 
 Dawson (J.) History of Carolina. 1714. [Repr.] 591.06 
 Marlln(b\X.) History of N. 0. 2 v. . . . 623.02 
 Reid (0. ) ' Land of the sky ' ; or, adv. in mountain by- 
 ways. 1876 1115.22 
 
 Taliaferro (H. E.) Fisher's river scenes and characters. 
 
 'By Skitt [pseud.] 1859 192.15 
 
 Wheeler (J.H. ) Hist, sketches of N. 0., 1584-1851. 2 v. 
 See also United States (Description and Travel ; Southern 
 States) ; and Carolina (p. 299). 
 
 Northeast Passage. 
 
 Kotzebue (0. von). Voyage to Bearing's straits in search 
 of a N. E. passage, in 1815-18 914.07 
 
 in asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
354 
 
 COUNTRIES : Northeast Passage to Ohio. 
 
 Pordanui ; or Bruch (J. I.) Dissertation concerning the N. E. 
 
 Passage. [Pinkerton, v. 1.] • J™-?* 
 
 Voyages to the N. E. quarters, 16tli cent. (In Hakluyt, T. l.J 918.15 
 SS~ See also Arctic regions (p. 290). 
 
 Northwest Passage. 
 Brovm(J-) Northwest passage. 1858. . . . 1144.09 
 Davis (-T.) Voyages, 1585-87. [In *Hakluyt. T. 4.] . . . 916.18 
 Frobisher {M.) Three voyages, 1576-8. [Hakluyt soc, 1867.] 1145.11 
 
 Same. [In Pinkerton, v. 12.] 926.12 
 
 Parry (W. E) Three voyages for the discovery of a 
 N. W. passage. 2 v. [1840.] .... 1142.04 
 
 — Voyage for the diseov. of a N. W. passage, 1819-20. 
 
 "With the North Georgia Gazette and winter chroni- 
 cle 1144.08 
 
 Ross (J.) Second voyage to the Arctic regions, 1829-33. 
 
 [»i] 1142.11 
 
 Same. Paris, 1835. 8° 1143.11 
 
 Voyages for finding a N. W. passage, by S. Cabot, M. Frobisher, 
 
 J. Davis, etc. [In Hakluyt, v. 3, 1810.] 916.17 
 
 See also Contem. rev., March, 1873 (Frobisher's exped.) 
 J89- See also Arctic Regions (p. 290). 
 
 North Sea. 
 
 Kerguelen TremareclY.J.de). Voyage in the North Sea, 1767-8. 
 
 [Pinkerton, v. 1.] 926.01 
 
 Norway. 
 
 Bowden(J.) The naturalist in N. 1869. . . 991.13 
 
 — N. : its people, products, and institutions. 991.14 
 BoydeU's *Picturesque scenery of N. ; from drawings by 
 
 J.W.Edy. Kemaiksby W.Tooke. 2 v. 1820. A.27.03 
 
 Brace (C.L.) Norse-folk. 1857 991.04 
 
 Breton ( W. H. ) Scandinavian sketches j or, a tour in 
 
 Norway. 1835 995.06 
 
 Campbell (J. R.) How to see Norway. IS 71. . 991.01 
 Garlyle(T.) Early kings of Norway. 1875. . 542.16 
 Caton ( J. D. » Summer in Norway. 1875. . .' 996.25 
 Coxe ( W.) Travels in, about 1780. [In Pinkerton, v. 6.] . 926.06 
 Oiichton (A.) and Whealon (H.) Scandinavia : a hist, 
 etc. [To 1837.] 2 v. Edin., 1838. 16°. . 542.04 
 
 Same. 2 v. New York, 1816. 18°. . . 542.06 
 
 Dreulzer (O. E.) Statistics relative to the Norwegian mountains, 
 lakes, and the snow line. [Sm. rep., 1866.] . . .3936.21 
 Dunham (S. A.) Hist, of N., etc. [To 1814.] 3 v. 542.01 
 Ehrenmalm (A.) Travels in western Nordland, 1741. [In Pinker- 
 ton, v. 1.] 926.01 
 
 Feldborg (A. A.) Appeal to the English nation in behalf of Nor- 
 way. 1814. [Pamphleteer, v. 4.] 6058.04 
 
 — Baden (G. L.) and Holberg (X. ) History of Norway, 
 
 from the earliest times, by G. L. Baden, and from 
 
 the Union of Oalmar, by Baron Holberg; Gont. 
 
 to the present time by Feldborg. 1817. . 542. 14 
 Forrester (T.) Kambles in N. 1855. [Trav. libr., v. 4.] 
 Godwin (M. W.) Letters during a short residence in 
 
 Norway. 1802 991.00 
 
 Laing (8.) Journal of residence in N. , 1834-36. 5075.08 
 UBas{Ph.) Suede et Norwe'ge. 1838. . . 902.32 
 Mailing (0.) Great aud good deeds of Danes, Norwe- 
 gians, etc. Tr. by A. A. Feldborg. 1807. 548.05 
 Murray {J.) Hand-book for N. 3d ed. 1858. 991.08 
 Newland (H.) Forest scenes in N. 1854. . 991.05 
 Norge. 'Fremstellet i tegninger. Texten af P. O. As- 
 
 bjornsen. Udgivet af G. Tonsberg. 1848.996.05 
 Pfeiffer (I.) Travels in Norway. 1852. . . 1142.03 
 Ponloppidan (E) 'Natural hist, of N. 1755. 4749.21 
 Sleeper (M. G.) Scenery, customs, history, legends, etc. 
 
 1867 991.10 
 
 Snorro Sturleson. The Heimskringla : or chronicles of 
 
 the kings of N. From the Icelandic, by S. Laing. 
 
 3v 513.01 
 
 Spender (if.) Fjord, Isle, and Tor. 1870. . 954.24 
 
 Taylor (B.) Northern travel 991.02 
 
 Tozer (F.) Norway. [In Galton, Vacation tourists, I860.] 925.11 
 Unprotected females iu Norway, [anon. ] 1857. 991.12 
 Wyndharn (F M. ) Wild life on the fjelds of Norway, 
 
 1861 991.15 
 
 See also B.-lgravia, Jan., 1875 (Christmas in N.) ; Blaok- 
 
 wood, v. 112, 1872. 
 ,8®" See also Scandinavia. 
 In Fiction see novels of Bjbriison and Lie ; Maitland's 
 
 Sartaroe [225.15] ; MilgEe's Afraja [232.43] ; Miss Marti- 
 
 neau's Feats on the Fiord [231.22] ;— in Poetry, Bayard 
 
 Taylor's Lars : a pastoral pouui [1692.22]. 
 
 Northumberland, (England). 
 Beauties of England, v. 12 [16], (by J. Hodgson). 1813. 951a.l6 
 While (W.) Northumberland and the border. 952.26 
 
 Noyes (J).) 
 
 Norway, (Maine). 
 Hist of Norway. 1852. 
 
 . 621.13 
 
 Norwich, (Conn.) 
 
 Oilman (D. C. ) Hist, discourse, delivered in Norwich, 
 Conn., Sept. 7, 1859 592.05 
 
 Stedman (J. W. ) The Norwich jubilee, 200th anniver- 
 sary, 1859 592.IG 
 
 Nottinghamshire, (England). 
 
 Beauties of England, v. 12 [16], by F. 0. Laird. 951a. 16 
 
 Nova Scotia. 
 
 Bland (Lieut.) Birds of N. S. [In Sm. rep., 1858J . . . 3935 is 
 Coke(E.T.) A subaltern's furlough. 1833. . 1072. is 
 Cozzens (F.8.) Acadia; or, a month with the Blue-noses 
 
 1859 1153.09 
 
 Dawson (J. W.) Acadian geology. 2d ed. 1868. 4114.01 
 Elder (W.) Aborigines of N. S. [In N. A. rev., v. 112, 1871.] 
 General description of Nova Scotia, [anon.] Halifax 
 
 1823. 8° U51.03 
 
 Gesner (A.) Kesources of Nova Scotia. 1849. 1153.00 
 Haliburton (T. C.) Hist, and statistical account of Nova 
 
 Scotia. 2v. 1829 564.03 
 
 Hardy (C.) Forest life in Acadie. 1869. . .1153.13 
 Healherington (A.) Gold fields of N. S. 1868. 1151.05 
 Jones (J. M.) Kjockken-moedding In N. S. [Sm. rep., 1863.] 3936.18 
 Kidder (F.) Military operations in Eastern Maine and 
 Nova Scotia during the revolution, chiefly com- 
 piled from the journals and letters of CoL J. Allan. 
 
 1867 r 593.21 
 
 Kirlce ( H. ) Some account of the earliest settlements in 
 Nova Scotia. [1600-1700.] ..... 564.07 
 Lanman(C) Angler in Nova Scotia. 1848. . 1153.03 
 Martin (R. M.) History of N. S., etc. 1837. . 564.02 
 Moorsom (W.) Letters from N. S. 1830. . .1151.06 
 Osgood (J. R.)&Co. Maritime provinces. 1875. 1133.11 
 Warner (CD.) Baddeck and that sort of thing. 1151.09 
 
 Velromile(E) The AbnaMs. 1866 557.32 
 
 Sec also Catholic world, v. 12, 1871 (2 art. on Catholic missions). 
 
 Nubia. 
 
 Belzoni(G.) Adventures in N. 1850. . . .1081.14 
 Cherubini (8.) Nubie. 1847. [TJnivers.] . 902.30 
 Conder(J.) Modern traveller, v. 5-6. 1824. . 911.05 
 Lepsius (R.) Letters from Ethiopia, etc. 1853. 1082.08 
 Prime (W.C.) Boat life in N. 1857. . . .1092.17 
 Roberts (D.) The Holy Land, etc. Lithographs ; with 
 hist, descriptions, by G. Groly. v. 3-6. . 1056.03 
 Russell (M.) N. and Abyssinia. Edin., 1833. 1081.03 
 
 Same. N. Y. 1833 1081.04 
 
 Si. John (J. A.) Egypt and Nubia. 1845. . .1075.10 
 Smith (A.C.) The Nile and its banks. 2 v. 1868. 1081.22 
 See also Ethiopia, (p. 316) ;— Egypt ;— Wile. 
 
 Numidia. 
 Dams (N.) Kuined cities within Numidian territories. 
 
 1862 . 1083.19 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 65-66, 1862 particles). 
 
 Nuremberg. 
 
 WhUling (K I.) Pictures of N. 1856. . . . 965.10 
 See N.A. rev., v. 89, 1859. 
 
 Oceanica. 
 
 Domeny de Rienzi (G.L.) Oceania 3 v. 1836. . 902.20 
 
 Levey's Oceanic business directory. 1861. . 1156.12 
 
 See also Australia (p. 292) ;— Eastern Archipelago (p. 305); 
 
 — Indian Archipelago (p. 332) ; — Polynesia. 
 
 Ohio. 
 
 Atwater(C) Description of antiquities In O. [In Archasologia 
 
 Amer. v. l.t .. 577.10 
 
 Carpenter (W.H.) ' History 'of O. 1854. . . 601.24 
 Howe (Henry). Historical collections of O. . 654.2U 
 May (Col. J. ) Journal and letters relative to two jour- 
 neys to the Ohio country in 1788 and '89 ; with 
 notes by W. M. Darlington. 1873. . . 113|.lb 
 Reid(W.) Ohio in the war. 2 v. 1868. . . 635. la 
 WhiUUsey (C.) Description of ancient works in O. [In s ^ 3 c °Jj 
 
 See also, in tills ciass, Knox' County (p. 339) l- 1 ^?""" 
 nati (p. 301) .-Columbus (p. 302) ;-Bntler County .;-<»•"- 
 land T- Sandusky ;-and, in the general alphabet, Ohio 
 Valley historical series. 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
COUNTRIES : Ohio lo Palestine. 
 
 855 
 
 State Publication!. 
 Board of agriculture, 15th-25th annual report. 1860-70 
 
 Columbus, 1860-71. 8° 6127.01 
 
 General assembly. Executive documents. Message and 
 
 reports, 1860-73. 28 v. C, 1861-74. 8°. . 
 Contents : Governor's message and reports of the State 
 
 officers, and public institutions ; Statistical report, etc. 
 Geological survey. Report of progress, 1869-70. By J. 
 
 S. Newberry, etc. 2 v. O., 1871. 8° . . 4116.15 
 — Geology and paheontology. By J. S. Newberry, elc. 
 
 Columbus, (O.), 1873. 8°. ... 4116.11 ; 17 
 Laws [sessional], v. 57-71, 1860-74. O., 1860-74. 8°. 
 Supreme court. Reports, by L. J. Oritohfield. New 
 
 series, v. 10-14. C, 1861-64. 8°. . . . 
 
 Ohio River. 
 Met (G.) The Mississippi and Ohio rivers, and practica- 
 bility of improving the navigation. 1853. 3935.01 
 
 Ohio Valley. 
 
 Oraig (N. B.) The olden time ; early explorations and 
 settlement of the country around the head of the 
 
 Ohio. 2 v. 1876 655.21 
 
 Eittreth (S. P.) Pioneer history. 612.18 
 
 See also Ohio Valley hist, series, in general alphabet. 
 
 Okavango River. 
 
 Andersson(G J.) Okavango river. 1861. . . 1094.01 
 
 Oman. See Arabia. 
 
 Oneida County, (N. T.) 
 
 Jones (P.) Annals and recollections, etc. 1851. 622.16 
 
 Orange, (New Jersey). 
 Wawawanda: a legend of old Orange. [Poem.] 169424 
 New England society of Orange. Const, and by-laws, 
 lst-7thed. N. ¥., 1870-75. 18°. . . . 
 
 Orange (House of.) 
 Burton (R.) History of the. [From 1533.] 1814. 477.08 
 See also lives of William of Nassau, and William IH. id. 
 218). w 
 
 Orange County, (New York). 
 Eager (S. W.) Hist, of Orange county, 1846-7. 613.20 
 Orcades. See Orkney Islands. 
 Oregon. 
 Bvlfinch(T.) Oregon and Eldorado. 1866. .1123.04 
 Denys (K) Les Californies, l'Oiegon, elc. 1849. 901.12 
 Dufur (A. J.) Statistics of the state. 1869. 1134.05 
 Farnham (T. J.) Adventures in O. 1819. . . 1114.01 
 Gray(W.K) History of O., 1792-1849. . . 612.20 
 
 Handbook almanac for 1863 1123.14 
 
 Ernes (G.) O.: its history, condition, and prospects. 
 
 r 1851 1123.02 
 
 Irving (W.) Astoria. 1852 1123.01 
 
 Nordhoff(C) Northern California, etc. 1874. 1125.25 
 Parker (S. ) Journey beyond the Rocky mountains, 
 
 1835-37 \ J„ 913.19 
 
 Parhnan(T.) C. and Oregon trail. 1852. .1114.12 
 Boss (A. ) Adventures of the first settlers on the Ore- 
 gon river. 1849 1123.03 
 
 Victor (Mrs. F. F. ) The rivers of the west. Life in tho 
 Rocky mountains and Oregon. 1870. . 1135.17 
 Winthrop (T.) Canoe and saddle. 1863. . .1122.01 
 See also Keports of the government surveys of the Pa- 
 cific B. R. routes, v. 6 (Abbot's Beport of Williamson's 
 survey, with reports on natural history and geology). 
 
 Oregon Question. 
 
 Da (J. A.) Speeches, v. 1, 1864 6315.14 
 
 Senior [N. W.) Essays, etc., v. 2, 1865 2512.33 
 
 Orkney Islands. 
 Brand (J.) Description, etc. 1701. [In *Pinkerton, v. 3.] 936.03 
 Orichton(A.W.) Naturalist's ramble to, etc. 1806. 953.25 
 Gorrie(D.) Summers and winters in the O. 1868. 951.23 
 Thomas [F. W. L. ) Account of Celtic antiquities of O. [ire 
 [Archaeologia, v. 34, 1852.] 6128.— 
 
 Otaheite. See Tahiti. 
 Oudh. See India. (Sepoy revolt.) 
 See also Ed. rev., v. 107, 1858 (The conquest of O.) ; lea- 
 ser's mag., v. 69, 75-77, 1864-68 (Village life in O.) 
 
 Oxford ( University and Town of). 
 
 Anstey (B.) Munimenta academica, or documents illus- 
 trative of life and studies at Oxford. 1868. TRolls 
 ohronicles.] gj 4 Q 
 
 Chalmers (A.) Hist, of the colleges, hails," and publio 
 i ain SS ' mcludiu g lives of the founders. 2 v. 
 
 1810 4_gg 23 
 
 Cox (G.V.) Recollections of O., 1789-1796 ' 492 01 
 DeQuincey(T) Memorials, v. 1, p. 135-233, 1856. . .' . 2622 13 
 handbook tor visitors to O. Oxford, 1817. 16°. 1312 13 
 Jeaffreson (J. C.) Annals of O. 2 v. 1871.'. 493^25 
 Walker (J.) Oxouiana. [History and description' of 
 
 Oxford, [anon.] 4 v. 1807 491.04 
 
 Wood (A. a). Athense Oxonienses. History of all the 
 
 writers and bishops who have had their education 
 
 in Oxford, 1500-1695. With the Fasti, or annals. 
 
 2v. 1721 m _ u 
 
 See oho Blackwood, v. 109, 1871 (Old and new annalists of 
 
 O.) : Macmillan's mag., v. 32, 1875 (2 art. on Univ. history. 
 
 by Mark Pattison). ' 
 
 In Fiction see Tom Brown at Oxford, by T. Hughes : and 
 
 there are college sketches in Thackeray's Pendennis 
 
 Oxus (River). 
 Boulakoff (A.) Delta and mouths of the O. [In Royal geogr. soo 
 
 Journal, v. 37, 1867.] . ', . . go4 oi 
 
 Mac Gahan (J. A.) Campaigning on the Oxus. i034.±8 
 Wood (J. ) Journey to the source of the river Oxus, in 
 
 1836, 1837, and 1838 1014.17 
 
 Ocean. See Ocean, in general alphabet. 
 
 Pacific Ocean. 
 
 Aylmer (F.) Cruise in the Pacific. 2 v. 1860.1114.16 
 
 Porter (D. ) Journal of a cruise to the Pacific ocean, 
 
 in the Essex, 1812-14. 2d ed. 2 v. 1822. 1164.26 
 
 Vancouver (G.) Voyage to the North Pacifio ocean, 
 
 1790-95. 6v. 9H01 
 
 Jt&- See also Polynesia ;— Oceanica ;— eta. 
 
 Palestine and the Holy Land 
 
 Arosemena (D.) Sensaciones en Oriente. 1859. 1051.12 
 Bcedeker (K) Palestine and Syria. Handbook for 
 
 travellers. 1876 1051.24 
 
 Note.— 1 Compiled chiefly by Dr. Albert Socin.' 
 Bartlett [W. S.) *Syria and the Holy Land, etc., illus- 
 trated, [n.d.] 1055.11 
 
 Note.— Descriptions of plates by J. Came. 
 Bedford (F. ) The Holy Land, etc. Photographs. De- 
 scriptive text, by W.M. Thompson. 1862. 1055.15 
 Blyden (E. W.) From west Africa to P. 1873. 1015.07 
 Bonar (H.) The land of promise ; from Beersheba to 
 
 Sidon. 1858 1053.07 
 
 Bradshaw's handbook to the Turkish empire, v. 2. Pa- 
 lestine. [1871.] 1033.13 
 
 Bremer (F.) Travels in the H. L. 2 v. 1862. 1052.13 
 Bulfinch (S. G.) The Holy Land. 1834. . .1051.14 
 Burckhardi (J. H.) Travels in the H. L. 1822. 1055.13 
 Chauleaubriand (F. R., vicomte de). Travels, etc., 1806 
 
 and 1807 1045.06 
 
 Clemens (8. L.) The innocents abroad. By Mark Twain. 
 
 [jpseud.] 1869 946.13 
 
 Conder (J.) Modern traveller, v. 1. 1824. . 911.01 
 Dixon (W.H.) The Holy Land. 2 v. 1864. .1054.16 
 Freese(J.R.) The old world, etc. 1869. . .1051.10 
 Gage(W.L.) Studies in Bible lands. 1869. 1054.18 
 Gosse (P. H.) Sacred streams ; or, rivers of the Bible. 
 
 1852 1052.22 
 
 drove (<?.) The Nabloos and the Samaritans. [In Galton (F.) 
 
 Vacation tourists, 1861.] 925.12 
 
 Guylforde (Sir li.) Pilgrimage to the Holy Land, 1506. 
 
 Ed. by Sir H. Ellis. [Camden soc] . 5113.05 
 
 Harman (H. M.) Journey to the Holy Land, 1869-70. 
 
 1873 1091.18 
 
 Headley (J. T.) Sacred mountains. 1860. . 1053.00 
 
 — Sacred plains. 1856 1053.05 
 
 Hood (P.) Villages of the Bible. 1874. . .1051.19 
 Howe(F.) Oriental and sacred scenes. 1856. 1052.16 
 Kelly (W.R.) Syria and the Holy Land. 1844. 1054.08 
 Kilto (J. ) Palestine : physical geography and natural 
 
 history. 1841 1055.14 
 
 — Scripture lands. 1850 1053.17 
 
 Lawson(J.P.) Scripture gazetteer. [Bible cyclopaedia, 
 
 v. 1-2. 1837.] 3715.01 
 
 In asking for books, use the "Book Orders," giving the AUTHOB'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBEB. 
 
356 
 
 COUNTRIES : Palestine to Paris. 
 
 Leech (KH.) Letters from the H. L. 1869. 1051.11 
 Lightfoot (J".) Chorographio pieces. [In his Works, v. 10.] 3567.10 
 Lindsay (A. W. C, lord). Letters on the H. L. 10)3. 09 
 Lynch ( W. F.) U. S. expedition to the Jordan and the 
 
 Dead Sea. 1850 1054.01 
 
 McCheyne (B. M.) Familiar letters , etc. [In his Remains.] 3572.12 
 Macgregor (J. ) The Bob Boy on the Jordan ; Gen- 
 
 nesureth, etc. 1870 1053.19 
 
 Macleod(N) Travels in Palestine. 1869. . 1052.17 
 Maimonides, or Moses Ben Maimon. Testimonies to the 
 
 fertility of ancient P. 1838 3573.28 
 
 Mimic (S.) Palestine : geogr., hist., et archeoL [Uni- 
 
 vers, 1845.] 902.23 
 
 Murray (J.) Handbook for Syria and P. ; peninsula of 
 
 Sinai, Edom, and the Syrian desert. 1858. 1042.05 
 Napier (E. ) Berniniacences of Syria and the Holy Land. 
 
 2 v. 1843 1041.19 
 
 Newman (J. P.) "Prom Dan to Beersheba " 1053.06 
 Palestine exploration fund. Our work in P. 1873. 1052.23 
 Olin(S.) Travels in the Holy Land. 1851. . 1043.01 
 Osborn (H. S.) P., past and present. 1859. . 1055.01 
 Palmer {RE.) The desert of the Exodus. 1871. 104 J. 15 
 Pfeiffer(L) Visit to the Holy Land. 1853. .1051.07 
 Phelps (S.D.) The Holy Land. 1872. . .1051.15 
 Prime (W. a) Tent-life in the Holy Land. 1857. 1053.01 
 liandali (D. A. ) The handwriting of God in the Holy 
 
 Land. 1869 1054.15 
 
 Pdller (C.) Comparative geography of Palestine and 
 
 the Sinaitic peninsula. 4 v. 1866. . . 1054.19 
 Riviires (F. P. de). Holyplaees : their sanctity and au- 
 thenticity. 1874 3586.30 
 
 Roberts (D.) "The Holy Land ; from drawings made on 
 
 the spot. With descriptions by G. Croly. v. 1-2. 
 
 1855 1056.02 
 
 Robinson (E.) Biblical researches in Palestine, in 
 
 1838. 2 v. 1856 1055.03 
 
 — Later Bibl. researches 1852. 2d ed. 1857. 1055.05 
 Pour maps. Drawn by H. Kiepert 1856. 1055.00 
 
 — Physical geography of the Holy Land. 1865. 1055.07 
 Rogers (M.K) Domestic life in P. 2d ed. 1863.1051.18 
 Russell (M. ) Palestine ; from the earliest period to 
 
 1837. Edinb., 1837 1042.08 
 
 Same. N. X., 1852 1051.09 
 
 Saulcy (L. F. J. 0. de). Journey round the Dead Sea ; 
 
 and in the Bible lands. 1851 1054.02 
 
 Suhwarz (R. J.) Descriptive geography of Palestine. 
 
 1850. . - 1055.10 
 
 Spencer (J. A.) Travels in the Holy Land. 1850. 1052.10 
 Stanley {A. P.) Sinai and Palestine. 1863. . 1055.09 
 
 — Sermons before the prince of Wales, during his tour 
 
 in the east, in 1862 3595.01 
 
 Stephens (J. L. ) Incidents of travel in the Holy Land. 
 
 2 v. 1853 1082.20 
 
 Thomson {A.) In the Holy Land. 1875.. .1052.24 
 Thomson (W.M.) Land and the book. 2 v. 1859. 1053.02 
 
 — Descriptive text. See Bedford (F.), above 1056.16 
 
 Tdlotson (J.) Hist, of Palestine, etc. 1875. . 1051.22 
 Tobin (Lady). The Land of inheritance. 1863. 1056.07 
 'Tristram (H. B.) The land of Moab : travels and dis- 
 coveries on the east side of the Dead Sea and the 
 Jordan. With a chapter on the Persian palace of 
 Mashita, by J. Ferguson. 1873. . . . 1053.21 
 
 — Topography of the Holy Land. 1871. . .1052.12 
 
 — Winter ride in P. [In Gallon. Vacation tourists, 1862-3.] 925.13 
 Turner ( W. M.) El-Khuds, the Holy ; or, glimpses of 
 
 the Orient. 1861 1055.08 
 
 VanLennep (H.J.) Bible lands : modern customs and 
 
 manners illus. of the Scriptures. 1875. 1045.15 
 Warbuiion (E. ) Crescent and the cross. 1850. 1032.17 
 Wilson (G.W.) Recent surveys in Sinai and Palestine. [In Roval 
 
 geogr. sou. Journal, v. 43, 1873.] 904 07 
 
 Wright (T., editor). Early travels in Palestine. [a.d. 
 
 700-1097.] 1053.01 
 
 Contents : Narratives of Arculf, Williebald, Bernard Sse- 
 
 wulf, Sigurd, Benjamin of Tudela, Sir J. Mauudeville Broo- 
 
 quiere, and Maundrell. 
 
 See also Bashan ;— Orusades (p. 303) ; —Dead Sea •— 
 Bast ;— Jerusalem ;— Jews ;— Jordan ;— Lebanon ;-F1ub- 
 nioia ;— Sinai ;— Syria. Also Biblioal and religious lit 
 ( Various headings, especially • Bible dictionaries ' u 79 _ 
 •Natural history,' p. 79); and, in the general alphabet, Mo- 
 abite Stone. 
 
 Note. — The most recent and elaborate hand-books of Pal 
 estine and the Holy Land are published by Badeker (18761 
 and Murray. The former is very fully provided with maps 
 drawn or revised by Prof. Kiepert. A very recent and elab 
 orate chronological series of maps of the Holy Land is furi 
 nished in Smith's Ancient Atlas, prepared under the supor* 
 iutendence of Mr. George Grove. The Dictionaries of the' 
 Bible of Smith and Kitto, and Smith's Dictionary of Greek 
 and Roman geogr. contain very full articles. Of the liter- 
 ature of Palestine books of travel, there is a comnendious 
 account iu Bozdeker (p. 122-126). Much more exhaustive his- 
 turical reviews of the literature of the subject, with criti" 
 cal comments, are given in v. 2 of Bitter (p. 22-103), his own 
 account, supplemented by W. L. Gage ; and in v.*3 of Rii. 
 ter (p. 391-409), the latter resum6 being by Tobler, a very 
 high authority. ' 
 
 Palmyra. 
 
 Hoefer(F.) Palmyrene. 1855. [Univers.] . 901.19 
 
 Myers (P.V.N.) Bemains of lost empires. 1875.1045.14 
 
 Porter (J. L.) Journey to P. [In his Five years in Damascus v 
 
 1.1855.] U63.M 
 
 Seller (A. ) Antiquities of Palmyra. 1705. . 421 12 
 
 Wood(R.) 'BuinsofP. 1827 A. 4711 
 
 US' See also lives of Zenobia (in Biography, p. 215) ; and 
 
 the convenient descriptive summary iu Bazdeker's Pates- 
 
 tine [1051.24]. 
 
 Panama. 
 
 Andagoya (P. de). Narrative of the proceedings of Pe- 
 drarias Davila [1514]. Tr. by C. B. Markham. 
 [Hakluyt society, 1865.] 1165.23 
 
 Cullen (-E.) Vocabulary of the language of the Tule Indians. [In 
 Royal geogr. soc. Journal, v. 21, 1851.] 903.24 
 
 Davis (G. S.) Beport on inter-oceanic canals and rail- 
 roads bet. the Atlantic and Pacific. 1867. 1166.23 
 
 Fabens (J. W.) Life on the isthmus. 1853. . 1165.04 
 
 Fitz Roy (B.) Further considerations on the isthmus. [In Royal 
 geogr. soc. Journal, v. 23, 1853.] 903.26 
 
 Gisborne (L.) Summary of the survey of the isthmus of Darien. 
 [In Royal geogr. soc. Journal, v. 27, 1857.] . . . 903.30 
 
 Lloyd (J. A.) Notes respecting the isthmus. [In Royal geogr. 
 soc. Journal, V. 1, 1832.] 903.04 
 
 Otis (F. N.) History of the Panama railroad, find of 
 
 the Pacific mail steamship company. 1867. 1165.14 
 Pirn (B. ) and Seemann (B. ) Dottings on the roadside, 
 
 in Panama. 1869 1165.20 
 
 Puydt (L. de). Scientific explorations in the isthmus of Darieu. 
 
 [In Royal geogr. soc. Journal, v. 38, 1868.] . . 904.02 
 Watts (67. B.) Description of the isthmus. [In Amer. geogr. soc. 
 
 Bulletin, V. 1, 1852.] 905.01 
 
 Winthrop(T.) Canoe and the saddle. 1863. .1122.01 
 See also Blackwood's mag., v. 82, 1857 (Notes, etc.) • Dub- 
 lin univ. mag., Nov., Deo. 1874 (Inter-oceanio projects). 
 Papal States. See Roman States. 
 
 Paraguay. 
 
 Burton (R. F.) Letters from the battle-fields of Para 
 
 guay* 1870 567.17 
 
 Charlevoix (P. F.X. de). History of P. 2 v. 1769. 555.10 
 Oodman (J. ) Ten months in Brazil : with notes ou the 
 
 Paraguayan war. 1870 1163.23 
 
 Dobrizhoffer (M.) Account of the Abipones. 3 v. in 2. 
 
 1822 567.20 
 
 Kennedy (A. J.) La Plata, etc., during the present war. 
 
 1869 1164.21 
 
 Masterman (G. F.) Seven eventful years in P. 2ded. 
 
 1870 116421 
 
 Page (T. &.) Paraguay, 1853-56 1551.16 
 
 Powell (D.) The Republio of P. (In Gallon. Vacation tourists, 
 
 1S62-3.] 925.13 
 
 Robertson (J. P. and W. P.) Francia's reign of terror. 
 1839. 555.03 
 
 Thompson (O.) The wot in Paraguay. With a histori- 
 cal sketch of the country. 1869. . . ■ 555.15 
 
 Washburne{C.A.) Hist, of Paraguay. 2 v. 1871.567.18 
 
 See also Blackwood's mag., v. 106, 1869 (The war in P.) ; 
 
 Fraser's mag., n. s., v. 1, 1870 (Fate of P.) : N. A. rev., y. 
 
 109, 1869 (P. and the present war, by S. O. Bulnuch) ;West- 
 
 minster rev., v. 93, 1870 (P. war.) 
 
 Paris. 
 
 An American family in Paris, \anaru] 1869. . 962.12 
 
 Annuaire-Almanach du commerce, de l'industrie, de Ift 
 magistrature et de 1' administration, ou alraanaon 
 des 500,000 adresses de Paris, des departements et 
 des pays e'trangers. (Didot Bottin. ) 1870. 2 v. 
 
 Arnold (H. P.) The great exhibition ! With conti- 
 nental aketches, praotioal and humourous. 963.U 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBBA.BX. 
 
COUNTRIES : Paris to Pennsylvania. 
 
 357 
 
 Beaumout- Vassy (B. F. dc). Les salons de Paris et so- 
 ciety parisienne sous Napoleon III. 1868. 7002.09 
 Forester ( T. ) Paris and its environs. 1859. . 962! 01 
 Freeman {E. A.) The early sieges of Paris. [In his Hist, essays 
 T. 1,1871.] 2528.11 
 
 Galignams new Paris guide for 1.S61. . . , 962.02 
 Gardner (A. K. ) Old wine in new bottles ; or, spare 
 
 hours of a student. 1848 961.21 
 
 Head (HirF.B.) Faggot of French sticks; or, Paris 
 
 in 1831. 1853 963.17 
 
 Headley [J. T.) Kambles in and about P. [In his Sketches and 
 
 rambles. 1861.] 942 qq 
 
 ■ — . — Same. [In his Miscellanies, v. 1, 1849.] . . ] '. 2631.23 
 
 Heine (H. ) Lutece : lettres sur la vie politique, artis- 
 
 tique et sociale de la France. 1866. . . 7028. 10 
 
 Houssaye (A.) Life in Paris. Letters on art, literature, 
 
 and society. 1875 961.34 
 
 Jardn (J.) American in Paris. 1844. . . . 5093.04 
 Jarues I J. J.) Parisian sights and French principles 
 
 1852 \ 9 (f 3 .i6 
 
 Jerruld ( W. B.) On the boulevards; or, memorable 
 
 men and things drawn on the spot, 1S53-56. With 
 
 trips to Normandy and Brittany. 1867. . 962.20 
 
 King (E) My Paris : character sketches. 1868. 963! 23 
 
 Lacroix {P. ) Curiosites de l'histoire du vieux Paris. 
 
 Par P. L. Jacob, bibliophile, [pseudon.] 961.05 
 
 La lyrma (J. de). Dictionnaire topographique, histo- 
 
 rique et Ctymologique des rues de Paris. 2e e"d 
 
 ] 8i0 961.03 
 
 Leighton (J.) Paris under the Commune. 1871. 526.13 
 Lister (M.) Journey to P., 1698. [In Finkerton, v. 4.] . 926 04 
 Litre de la taille de, 1313. [In Bnohon. Col. des chr., v. 9.] 505^20 
 Lurine (L.) Les rues de Paris ancien et moderne. 
 Oavrage illustre'. 2 v. 1814 .... 967.08 
 McGabe (J.jO.) P. by sunlight and gaslight. 1869. 962!l4 
 Mercier (L. tf.) Paris delineated. From the French. 
 
 1802 967.02 
 
 Morford (H.) Paris in '67; or, the great exposition. 
 
 1867 . . 963.13 
 
 Murray (J.) Handbook for visitors. 1869. 961.02 
 
 Nodier (C) and Lurine (L.) Les environs de P. His- 
 toire, moeurs, traditions, etc. .... 967.10 
 Normand (L. M.) Paris moderne ; choix de maisons 
 de la capitale et de ses environs. 2 v. 1813. 1317.09 
 A'ouvelle description de Versailles. 1832. . . 963.19 
 Paris guide. Par les principaux ecrivains et artistes de 
 
 la France. 2 v. P., 1«07. 8° 961.16 
 
 v. 1. La science— L'art. [2d ed.] v. 2. La vie. 
 Piatt (Mrs. L. K, wife of Donn). Bell Smith abroad. 
 
 [anon.} 1855 941.09 
 
 Plan de la ville de Paris. Dresse par Vicq. Paris, 
 
 1838. 16° 961.19 
 
 Pugin (A.) Paris and its environs. 200 views. 2 v. 
 
 _ 1 83 1 967.12 
 
 Robinson ( W.) The parks, promenades, and gardens 
 
 of Paris. 1869 6125.08 
 
 Reviewed in Ed. rev ., v. 130, 1869. 
 Ruffini (J.) The Paragreens in P. ; or, dear experience. 
 
 1857 244.43 
 
 oaintfoix(0. F.P.de). Historical essays upon Paris. 
 
 .„ 1766 962.03 
 
 m.John{B.) Purple tints of P. 1854. . . 903.09 
 Sala (G.A.) Notes and sketches of the Paris exposi- 
 tion. 1868 962.09 
 
 Scolt(J.) A visit to P. in 1814 962.27 
 
 Tame (H.) Notes on P. Tr. by J. A. Stevens. 1875. 962.31 
 lexier(E.) and Kaempfen (A.) Paris: capitale dumonde. 
 
 „, 1867. 7038.28 
 
 Ikackeray (W.M.) Paris sketch book. 2 v. 1852. 963.24 
 
 — The student's quarter. 1876 963.29 
 
 Note — Formed part of the • Paris sketch book.' 
 ilaerry (J. D.) *Aro de triomphe de l'Etoile. [26 
 
 planches.] 1845 A.47.02 
 
 Tncoiored sketches in Paris, 1851-1853. [anon.] 961.20 
 luckerman(K T.) Maga papers about P. 1867. 963.22 
 Valpy (ffi.) Short trip to P., 1788 [Pamphleteer, v. 3.] . 5058.03 
 Woodall(W.) Paris after two sieges. 1872. . 526.19 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 12, 14, 1863-64 (Literary life 
 in P.) ; Blackwood's mag., v. 74, 18S3 : v. 77, 1855 (Peep at 
 P.); Eraser's mag., June, Aug., 1873 (Workmen of P., dur- 
 ing the siege, by J. de Bouteiller) ; Oonteui.'rev., v. 151, 
 1870 (Past sieges of P., by W. Stigand) ; Fraser's mag., v. 
 SI, 1855 (New and old P ; 2 art.) ; v. 62, 63, 1860-61 (Paris 
 40 years ago ; 3 art.) ; v. 67, 1863 (P. in May, 1863 ; v. 76, 
 1867 (Foul smells of P.) ; h.s., v. 3, 1871 (P., 1588-94)) ; Quar. 
 
 ^Cie^Sw'par^.Te" 8 /" 3 lm P"™ments of P., . 
 of P.) l IB) ; Wes 'm- rev., v. 73, 1860 (Eealittei 
 
 «r -See also France [French-Oerman war 1670 ■ r, 323 
 -fans Commune, p. 323 ■.-Description ana 2™ els, P '. 320). 
 
 Parma, 
 i^ory of P., to 1759. [/„ Universal history, v. 37.]. . 406.30 
 
 Parthia. 
 Pawlinson ( &. 
 geogr. 
 
 Sixth great oriental monarchy 
 hist, and antiquities of P. 1873. 
 
 or the 
 
 425.24 
 
 conclusion of a 
 932.24 
 
 Patagonia. 
 
 King (PP. ) and MUroy (M.) Voyages of H. M. S. Ad- 
 venture and Beagle, 1826-36. 3 v hk-[ 17 
 
 Guinnard (A.) Three years slavery among 'the Patago- 
 mans. lo71. .... 1154 y^j 
 
 Macdouall (J.) Voyage to Patagonia' 1826-27! 116;/o^ 
 
 Jones (H. L.) Explanatory notes on two maps of P r/n Ro'val 
 geogr. soo. Journal, v. 31, 1861.1 L ffff, 
 
 3 { mILn hS ,T^ i0n f ° n the BoutheI ' n ^remity of S A. 
 T„„„ V^/iff ' J 7 " E °y a l g e °gr- soc. Journal, v. 1, 1832.] 903 04 
 Laarmx (F) Patagome, etc. 1840. [Umvers.J 901 18 
 Meid(A.) Human remains from P. [Sm. rep 1862] 393<i 17 
 
 n " a, TouSi: {t&, Bhu *???.*■& ^^2 
 
 Pawtucket, (Mass.) 
 
 Bliss (L.,jr.) History, etc 611.12 
 
 Peebleshire. 
 
 Chambers (W.) History of P. 1864. . . . 467.15 
 Fekin. 
 
 Beauvoir (Marquis ae). Pekin : the 
 
 voyage round the world. 1872. . . 
 
 Lander iS. W.) Spectacles for young eyes. v. 3 2-2 87 
 
 Lamprey (J.) Notes in the N. W. neighborhood of P [In Eoval 
 geogr. soo. Journal, v. 37, 1867.] ... 904 01 
 
 Lockhart (W.) Notes on P. and its neighborhood.' [in Royal 
 geogr. soc. Journal, v. 36, 1866.] . . 903 39 
 
 4S" See also China (p. 300). 
 
 Pemaquid. 
 
 Sough [F B.) Pemaquid papers. [In Maine historical soc. coll., 
 
 V. 5.] jj/io n, 
 
 Patterson {J. W.) Responsibilities of the lounders'of republics : 
 an address on the 258th anniversary of the planting of the 
 Popham colony. 1865 621.26 
 
 Popham colony : a discussion of its hist, claims. [By 
 W. F. Poole, E. Ballard, and F. Kiddsr.] With a 
 bibliography of the subject. B., 1366. 8°. 621.14 
 
 Thornton (J. W.) Ancient Pemaquid : an historical review. [In 
 Maine hist. soc. coll., v. 5.] 602.0S 
 
 Peninsular War. See Spain. 
 Pennsylvania. 
 
 Armor (W. C.) Lives of the governors of P., with in- 
 cidental history, 1609 to 1872 3246.02 
 
 Barber (J. W.) Histoiy and antiquities of P. 3d ed. 
 
 1856 595.19 
 
 Bates (S.P.) Hist, of Pa. volunteers, 1861-5. 5 v. 646.10 
 Bowen {E.) Pictorial sketch book of P. 1852. 1125.23 
 Budd ( T. ) , Good order established in P. 1685. With 
 
 notes by E. Armstrong. 1865 623.24 
 
 Franklin (B.) Historical review of the constitution and govern- 
 ment of P. [In his Works, V. 3.] 5036.06 
 
 Haldeman (S. S.) "Pennsylvania Dutch," and other 
 
 essays. [anon.~\ 1872 621.15 
 
 Hazard (8.) Annals of P., 1609-1682. . . . 623.07 
 Provincial council. Minutes. [Colonial records. ] 1683- 
 
 1790. 16 v. Phil., 1852-1853. 8°. . . 673.01 
 Proud (B.) History of P., 1681-1742. 2 v. . 623.25 
 Rogers (S. D. ) Geology of Pa. ; a government survey. 
 
 With maps. 2 v. in 3. 1858 
 
 Royall (Mrs. A.) P. , travels in the U. S. 2 v. 1123.23 
 Walson (J.F.) Annals of, in the olden time. 2 v. 623.04 
 Westcott (T.) Names of persons who took the oath of 
 
 allegiance to the State between 1777 and 1789 ; 
 
 with a history of the "Test laws." 1865. 621.19 
 See also, in this class Delaware water-gap ; — Gettysburg ; 
 
 — Harrisburgh ; — Lackawana County : — Lancaster ; — 
 
 Philadelphia .—Wyoming. Also lives of Wm. Penn (p. 185). 
 Stale official publications. 
 Banks and saving institutions. Keport [for 1874]. Har- 
 
 risburg, 1875. 8° 
 
 In asking for books, use the '• Book Order," giving the AUTHOB'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
358 
 
 COUNTRIES : Pennsylvania to Pern. 
 
 Board of public charities. 5th-6th annual report. Har- 
 
 ris'burg, 1875-76. 8° 
 
 Bureau of statistics. lst-3d annual report. Harrisburg, 
 
 1874-76. 8° 
 
 Insurance commissioner. lst-2d annual report, 1873-74. 
 
 Harrisburg, 1874-75. 8°. 
 
 Mines (Inspectors of). Reports for 1874. Harrisburg, 
 
 1875. 8°. 
 
 Second geological survey, 1874. Preliminary report on 
 
 the mineralogy of Pa., byF. A. Genth. With an 
 
 appendix on the hydrocarbon compounds, by S. 
 
 T. Sadtler. Harrisburg, 1875. 8°. . . 
 
 — Special report on the petroleum of Pa., by H. E. 
 
 Wrigley. "With maps by D. J. Lucas and J. P. 
 Lesley. Harrisburg, 1875. 8°. ... 
 Superintendent of public instruction. Eeport for 1874-75. 
 Harrisburg, 1875. 8°. 
 
 Persepolis. 
 
 Myers (P. V. M.) Remains of lost empires. 1875. . . . 1046.14 
 Mich (C. J.) Visit to P. [In his Voyage down the Tigris, v. 1044.23 
 Vaux ( W. S. W. ) Nineveh and P. 1850. . .1042.07 
 ,8®- See also Persia. 
 
 Persia. 
 
 .ibbott (K. E.) Geogr. notes, 1849, 1850. [In Royal geogr. soe. 
 
 Journal, v. 26, 1866.] 903.28 
 
 Barbaro (J.) and Contarini (A.) Travels, etc., 1436-73. 
 
 1873 1042.22 
 
 Briltlebank (W.) Persia during the famine [of 1872]. 
 Chardin (Sir J.) Travels in P. [In Pinkerton, v. 9.] . . 926.19 
 Conder (J.) Modem traveller, v. 12-13. 1827. 911.12 
 Omtarini (A.) Travels to, 1473. [Hakluyt soc] 1042.22 
 Q)X (G. W.) The Greeks and the Persians. 1876. 421.34 
 Drummond (J.) Description of P. [In Pinkerton. Voyages v. 9 J 
 Drummond (SirW.) Origin of the empire of Iran. [In his Origines. 
 
 v. 1, 1824.] . . 425.26 
 
 JJubeux (L. ) La Perse. 1841. [Univers.] . 902.24 
 Eastwick (K B. ) Journal of a diplomate's residence in 
 
 Persia. 2 v. 1864 1043.07 
 
 Fnrsler (<?.) *Travels in the northern part of P., 1783. [In Pin- 
 kerton, V. 9.] " g 2 6.09 
 
 Franclctm (W.) *Tour in the south of P., 1786-7. {In Pinkerton, 
 
 v. 9.] 026 09 
 
 Faser (J. R.) History of P. New York, 1852. 1041.04 
 Same. Edin., 1834 1041.10 
 
 — Journey through P. 2 v. 1838. .... 1044.06 
 Freygand (Mme. F.de). Journey into P. in 1812, and 
 
 an abridged history of P. since the time of Nadir 
 
 Shah. 1823 1043 24 
 
 Gobineau (A.de). Trois ans en Asie, 1855^,1858*. 1043 13 
 Ooldsmid (F. J.) Notes on eastern P. [In Royal geogr. soo. Jour- 
 nal, v. 37, 1867.] .7 901 01 
 
 Orey ( G. , Iransl. and ed). A narrative of Italian 'travels 
 rn P. m the 15th and 16th centuries. 1874. 1042.22 
 Contents : Travels in PerBia, by Caterino Zeno. Discourse 
 of Messer Giovan Battista Ramusio on the writings of 
 Giovau Maria Anglolello, etc. Travels of a merchant in Per- 
 sia. Narrative of Vincentio D'Alessandri 
 
 ffraU, count, e^im} 0118 ° f P - rr ° lm - ] [rn t,U Hiat0 ™al «- 
 Heeren(AB.L.) Hist, "researches, v! 1." Persians.' .' .' 424 25 
 tfistoi-yoftheSbahsof. [In Universal hist., v. 6. 6.1 40595 
 
 Hani (OK) Outramand Havelock's Persian campaign. 
 
 I00S 1(I4'2 01 
 
 Keppel (G.) Overland journey. 2 v. 1827 ' inn is 
 Layard(A. B.) Description of the province of Khuzi'stan r/» 
 t Boyal geogr. soo. Journal, v. 16, 1846.] . . . miio 
 
 LeBran(C) Travels into P., 1737. . ' i()9q in 
 
 Lenormant (F) and OheoaUier (E.) Medes and Persian's Unit* 
 
 Manual of ancient history, v. 2, 1870.] /; rE,anB - l'» *" 
 Malcolm (tor J.) Hist, of P., to 1814. 2 v io« in 
 
 Mirkham(G.R.) History of Persia, lm. .' 1045 18 
 Marsh (D. W.) The Tennesseean in P. 1869 1043 04 
 Mirlchond, History of the early kings of P. Prom the 
 
 Persian, by D. Shea. 1832. . . . 78 i 6 06 
 
 lujijoi(J.) Persia ancient and modern. 1874 101591 
 Sw "-j ff ;l Ancient Persia. [In his Five great monarchies,^. 4, 
 
 - Seventh great .oriental monarchy ;' or the geogr hist 18 
 
 empire. "C ° f the Sa "». « ^Persian 
 
 ^^/l)" Voyage down the Tigris to Bagdadfand 
 
 m. , Y ) slt T1 t0 S hlrauzandPerse P0lis. 2v. 1836 1044 » 
 
 t'liP Persia = description, etc. 1828 . lol'ol 
 
 — World m miniature. 3 v. . «T," 
 Sketches of Persia, [anon.} 1828. .' .' .' ,' 1043.05 
 
 Smith (F.) and Dwight (H G. 0.) Journoy into Persia 
 
 2v. 1833 '. . 1043.09 
 
 Thomas (F.) Numismatics and other antiquarian illus- 
 trations of the Sassanians in P., a.d. 22 to 652 
 
 !873 1045.01 
 
 Valle {P. della). Travels in P., 1614. [In Pinkerton, v. 9.] 926 09 
 Vaux ( W. S. W. ) Nineveh and Persepolis : hist, sketch 
 
 of ancient P. 1850 1042 07 
 
 Watson (B. G.) History of P. [1800] to 1858. 1045.12 
 
 Woman and her saviour in P. [anon.] 1865. 447.14 
 
 See also histories of Greece during the Persian invasion 
 
 and the reign of Alexander ; and (in Biography) lives of Or' 
 
 eus, Darius, Xerxes, and Nadir Shah. 
 
 Also Biblical aud relig. lit. (Parsees, p. 101) ;— Lanzuaea • 
 —Literature. 6 ^ ' 
 
 See also Nat. qu. rev!, v. 11, 1865 (The ancient Persians)' 
 articles on the Persian war of 1856-7 iu Blackwood's ma» 
 v. 90, 1861; Ed. rev., v. 106, 1867; Eraser's mag., v. 66 1857'.' 
 Westm. rev., v. 67, 1857 ; also Quar. rev., v. 101 1857 (Ke- 
 view of Ferrier's wanderings iu P.) ; Blackwood's mag v 
 75, 1854 (A French painter in P.) ; Eraser's mag., v. 61 lssV 
 or Littell, v. 15, 1856 (Life and manners in P. • Brit qu' 
 rev., April, 1874 (Prospects of P.) ; United Service mas ' 
 March, 1874 (The Shah of P.) B * 
 
 Note — Of the above works, those of Drummond (Sir W ) 
 Beeren, Lenormant and Chevatlier, Rauilinson, and Vaux re- 
 late to Ancient Persia. Fraser's Compend includes both 
 the ancient aud modern periods but is not so full or recent 
 as Markham and Figgot. Bawlinson's Sixth (Parthian) and 
 Seventh (Sassaniau or new Persian) great oriental monarch- 
 ies bring its history down to a.d. 651, when it was con- 
 quered by the Arabs : from which epoch down to the com- 
 mencemeut of the 19th century, Malcolm's History is the 
 chief authority. Watson's is the fullest narrative of Per- 
 sian history from 1800 to 1858. On its diplomatic relations 
 with England see Markham. 
 
 Persian Gulf. 
 Welsted (J.B.. ) Travels along the P. Gulf. 1840. 1044.01 
 
 Perth, (Scotland). 
 Penny ( G. ) Traditions of Perth during the last century. 
 etc. 1836 485.10 
 
 Peru. 
 
 Andagoya (P. de). Narrative of the proceedings of 
 Pedrarias Davila [1514,] and of the discovery of 
 the coast of Peru. Tr. by 0. E. Markham. [Hak- 
 luyt society, 1865. ] 1165.23 
 
 Betagh ( IF.) *Account of P., 1720. [In Pinkerton, v. 14.] . 926.14 
 Bollaert ( W.) Antiquarian, ethnological and other re- 
 searches in P. 1860 1166.20 
 
 — Geography of southern Pern [In Royal geogr. soo. Journal, 
 
 v. 21, 1861.) 903.24 
 
 Bouquer (P.) Voyage to P., 1735. [In Pinkerton, v. 14.] . 926.14 
 Bowen (0.0.) Visit to Peru. [In Galton. Vacation tourists, I860.] 
 Chambers's Papers for the people, v. 12, 1851 (The Incas). 2516.06 
 Bundonald ( T. Cochrane, earl of). Services in the lib- 
 eration of Peru. 2v. 1859 1164.07 
 
 Garcilasso dela Vega, (the Inca). Royal commentaries 
 
 of the Yncas. v. 1-2. [Hakluyt society.] 507.10 
 
 Guzman (A. E. de). Life and acts, 1518-1543. Tr. with 
 
 notes and introd. by 0. E. Markham. [Hakluyt 
 
 society, 1862.] 3074.24 
 
 EUl(S.S.) Travels in Pern. 2 v. 1860. . .1163.11 
 Humboldt (A. von). Eesearches concerning the ancient 
 inhabitants of America. 2 v. 1814. . . 1155.12 
 Hutchinson (1\ J.) Two years in Peru, with explora- 
 tion of its antiquities. Map. 2 v. 1873. 1156.07 
 Lacxoix (F.) Perou. 1843. [Univers.] . . 902.19 
 Ledesma ( V.) Outlines of the geogr. of P. [In Royal geogr. soc. 
 
 Journal, v. 26, 1856.] 903 29 
 
 Marcoy(P.) "Travels m South Amer. 2 v. 1875. 1168.01 
 Markham (0. B.) Travels in Peru. 1862. . 1163.15 
 
 — (transl. and ed. ) Narratives of the rites and laws of 
 
 the Yncas. With notes and introd. 1873. 567.23 
 Mathison (G. F.) Visit to Peru. 1825. . . .116411 
 Prescott (W. H.) History of the conquest of Peru. 2 v. 
 
 1857 567.08 
 
 Raimondi (A.) On the rivers San Gavan aud Ayapata, in Peru. 
 [In Royal geogr. soc. Journal, v. 37, 1867.] . . . 904.01 
 Bankimj (J.) Historical researches on the conquest of 
 Peru in the 13th century by the Mongols, accom- 
 panied with elephants. 1827 567.05 
 
 Beports on the discovery of P. Tr. and ed. with notes 
 aud an introd. by G. E. Markham. 1872. 567.24 
 1. Report of Francisco de Xeres, secretary to Francisco 
 Pizarro. 2. Report of Miguel de Astete ou the expedition 
 to Pachacamao. 3. Letter of Hernando Pizarro to the 
 Royal Audience of Santo Domingo. 4 Report of Pedro 
 Sancho on the partition of the ransom of Atahuallpa. 
 
 BBOOELXN MHROANTILB UBB1JI. 
 
COUNTRIES : PenUo Poland 
 
 359 
 
 Bioero (M. R) and Tschudi (J. J. von). Peruvian anti. 
 quities. Tr. by F. L. Hawks. 1863. . . 567.01 
 
 Temple (E. ) Travel in Peru, including a residence in 
 PotosL IstAmer. ed. 1833 1161.08 
 
 Tschudi {J. J. von). Travels in P., 1838-42. 1847. 1163.14 
 
 Zarate (A.) Discovery and conquest of Peru by Pizarro, 1582. 
 [Kerr. Voyages, v. 4, p. 328-512 ; v. 5, p. 1-217.] . . 914.14 
 83- See also, (in Biography, p. 188), lives of Pizahko. 
 Also, Harper's mag , v. 7, 1863 (Ancient Peru, by E. G. 
 Squier: illus.) ; Lippincott's mug., Jan., Feb., 1873 (Search- 
 ing for the quinine plant) ; Macmillan's mag., March, 1863 
 (Aryan races of Peru, by A Lang) ; Nat. qu. rev., v. 7, 1863 
 (Peruvian antiquities) ; Quar. rev., v. 113, 1803 (Peru) : 
 Soribner's monthly, v. 6 (An ancient civilization, by M. J. 
 B. Browne) ; Westm. rev., v. 90, 1868 (The Incas). There 
 is a Note upon the literature of *the subject in the Boston 
 publio library Bulletin for April, 1876. 
 
 Perugia, {Italy). 
 Austin {A.) Notes at P. [In Fortnightly *( ., v. 6, 1866.] 
 
 Philadelphia. 
 
 Belisle (D. W.) Hist, of Independence Hall. 591.10 
 Brown (D. P.) The forum : or 40 years at the Phila- 
 delphia bar. 2v. lb'56 5613.25 
 
 Etiing(F.M.) *Hist. of Independence Hall. 1876. 1116.04 
 Freedley (O.T.) P. and its manufactures. 1858. 5923. 14 
 Mease ( J. ) Phil.; its origin, increase ,etc. 1811. 1121.03 
 Simpson (K) The lives of eminent Philadelphians, 
 
 now deceased. 1859 3247.07 
 
 Stranger's guide in Philadelphia. Is60. . . 591.09 
 Watson (J. F.) Annals of, in the olden time. 2 v. 
 
 1857. 623.04 
 
 Weskott(T.) Official guide book to Phil. [1876.] 1121.07 
 Set alto Harper's monthly, Sept., 1876 (Old Phil., by Mrs. 
 B. H.Davis) ; Soribner's monthly, v. 2, 1870 (by J. T.Head- 
 ley : illus.) 
 
 S&- See also, in this class, Fairmount Park (p. 319) ; and, 
 in the general alphabet, Libraries ;— United States Centen- 
 nial exhibition. 
 
 Philippine Islands. 
 
 Bowing (Sir J.) Visit to the P. Islands. 1859. 1065.14 
 Dumpier (W.) *Account of the Philippine Isles, 1686. (In Pink- 
 
 erton, v. 11.] 926.11 
 
 Guignes (C.L.J, die). Observ. on the Philippine Islands [In Fink- 
 
 erton, v. 11.] 926.11 
 
 La Gironiire (P.P.de). 20 years in the P. 1854. 1061.15 
 
 Same, [in Trav. library, v. 8, 1853.] 6075.13 
 
 Beviewed in Blackwood's mag., v. 73, 1853 ; N. A. rev., 
 
 v. 78, 1854. 
 Morga (A. de). The Philippine Islands at the close of 
 
 the xvl century. [Hakluyt soc, 1868.] 1065.16 
 Zuniga (J. M. de). Hist, view of the Philippine Islands. 
 
 2 v. 1814. . 1066.16 
 
 Phoenicia. 
 
 Baldwin (J. D.) Prehistoric nations. 1872 665.03 
 
 Brown (B.) Poseidon : a link between Semite, Hamite, 
 
 and Aryan. 1872 3816.35 
 
 Drwmmoni (W.) Phoenicia. [In Ms Origines, v. 3, 1826.] 425 28 
 Heeren (A. H. L.) Phoenicians. [In his Hist, researches, v. 2, 
 
 1833.] 424.26 
 
 Hoefer(F.) Phenicie, etc. 1852. [TJnivers.] 901.19 
 
 Kmrkk(J.) History of P. 1855 1042.20 
 
 Lmormant (F.) and Chevallier IE.) Manual of ancient history, 
 
 V. 2, 1870 423.16 
 
 Lewis (0. C.) Nav. of the P. [In his Astron. of the ancients.] 
 Sanchoniathon. Phoenician history. Tr. with a continua- 
 tion by Eratosthenes Cyr;nseus ; and chronologi- 
 cal remarks by K. Cumberland. 1720. . 421.16 
 Wilkins (A. S.) Phoenicia and Israel. 1871. . 421.22 
 &g~ See also, in the general alphabet, History (Ancient). 
 Also Nat. qu. rev.; v. 15, 1867 (Ancient Phoenicians) ; Quar. 
 rev., v. 124, 1868 (P. and Greece) ; and articles, with refer- 
 ences, in Smith's Diet, of Gr. and Roman geography, v. 2, 
 and Smith's Diet, of the Bible, v. 3 (Amer. ed.) 
 
 Piedmont. 
 
 Baines(E.) The Vaudois of Piedmont. 1855. 5075.12 
 QaUcnga (A.) Country life in P. 1856. . . 973.08 
 
 — History of P. [To 1855.] 3v 533.01 
 
 St. John (B.) The Subalpine kingdom. 2 v. 1856. 973.09 
 Santa Rosa (Conk). On the Piedmontese revolution. 1821. [In 
 
 [Pamphleteer, V. 19.] 6058.19 
 
 See also Italy ; — Savoy ;— Sardinia. 
 
 Pitoairn's Island 
 Barrow (J. ) Pitoairn's Island. Mutiny of the Bounty, 
 etc. 1833 1061.03 
 
 Belcher (Duma, lady). The mutineers of the Bounty 
 
 aud their descendants. 1871. . . 106^ 09 
 
 mU iJ J « ^ o!?," * 1111 l8lan d"»- [/» Royal geogr. soc. Journal, 
 
 V. O, lo.JO.J qqq no 
 
 Murray (T. B.) Pitcairn : the island,' the people, and 
 the pastor _ 1061 22 
 
 Shillibeei- (J".) The Briton's voyage' to Pitoairn's Island" 
 1817 _ 1002 10 
 
 Warren (S.) A paradise in the Paoiflo. [In his Missel.', 1855.] 2545.05 
 
 Pittsburgh. 
 
 Oraig (X B.) History of P. 1851 591.08 
 
 Parton(J.) [In his Triumphs of enterprise. 1871.] . .3265.15 
 Note.— Eepr. Irom Atlantic mag., v. 21, 1868 
 
 Pittstou, (Maine). 
 
 Hanson {J. W.) History of P. to 1852. . . 611.15 
 
 Plate River. See La Plata. 
 
 Plymouth. (Colony and Town.) 
 
 Records of the colony of New Plymouth, v. 1-8 ed by 
 N. B. Shurtleff. v. 9-12, ed. by D. Pulsifer. Post., 
 
 1855-61. 4= 606.01 
 
 v. 1-6. Court records, 1633-91. v. 7. Judicial acts, 1636-92. 
 v. 8. Miscel. records, 1633-89. v. 9-10. Acts of the com- 
 missioners of the United Colonies of New England 1643-79 
 v. 11. Laws, 1623-82. ?. 12. Deeds, etc. v. 1. 1620-51. Book 
 of Indian records for their lands. 
 
 Banvard(J.) Plymouth and the pilgrims ; or, incidents 
 in the history of the first settlers. 1851. 611.30 
 
 Baylies (F.) Historical memoir of the colony of New 
 Plymouth. 1620-1641. 2 v. in 3. 1830. 594.11 
 
 Bradford (W.) Hist, of Plymouth plantation. [1600- 
 124".] 1856 595.03 
 
 Oheeve? , <?. B. ) Journal of the pilgrims at Plymouth, 
 in 1620. Eepr. with historical illustrations. 611.14 
 
 Everett (£.) First settlement of N. E.: oration, 22 Dec, 1824. (In 
 his Orations, v. 1, 1850.] 6322.03 
 
 Hunter (J.) The founders of New Plymouth. 18-34. 
 
 Mourt (O.) Relation of the plantation at Plymouth. 
 With introd. and notes by H. M. Daxcer. 594.15 
 
 Parker (Joel). Origin, organization, and influence of the town** 
 of New England ; a paper read before the Mass. hist, soci 
 ety, Dec, U. 1865 
 
 Plymouth county directory and historical register of the 
 old colony. 1867. * 1133.01 
 
 Russell \W.S.) Pilgrim memorials and guide for visitors 
 to Plymouth village. 1831 591.22 
 
 Tkacher (J.) History of the town of P. to 1832. 611.13 
 
 Webster (D.) Oration, 22 Dec, 1820. (In Works, v. 1, 1853.] 5077.06 
 
 Winlhrop (B. C.) The pilgrim fathers. [In Ids addresses, etc., 
 1862.] 6324.20 
 
 Young (A.) Chronicles of the pilgrim fathers ol the 
 
 colony of Plymouth, 1602-25 594.00 
 
 See also (in Fiction), Faith White's Letter book, 1620- 
 1623, by M. H. Whiting [184.30] ; Pilgrims of New England, 
 by Mrs. J. B. Webb [263.91]. 
 See also, in this class, New England :— Massachusetts. 
 Note. — Parker's essay on the Towns of New England, in 
 the above list, presents in a very clear manner the growth 
 of the town system, which has played so important a part 
 in the political and social history of New England. Tnere 
 were afew pointB of difference between the colony of Ply- 
 mouth aud that of Massachusetts. The ' pilgrim lathers ' had 
 been Separatists, while the first settlers in Mass. were 
 Puritans ; in the Plymouth community a free-holder was 
 not necessarily a member of the church; the pilgrims were 
 more liberal towards those who differed from them in 
 points of religious doctrine ; aud the government was a 
 purer democracy. Plymouth colony was united to Mass. 
 in 1691. For a general outline of the literature of the sub- 
 ject see Note on p. 219 of the Boston catalogue of history 
 [2716.19] . 
 
 Poland. 1, History. 
 
 Allen (J.) Autocracy in P. 1854 554.06 
 
 Dunham (S. A.) History of P. [To 1830.] . 545.05 
 Edwards (S. ) The Polish captivity : an account of the 
 present position of the Poles. 2 v. 1863. 545.23 
 Fletcher (J.) History of P., to [1830.] . . . 545.06 
 Forster (C.) Pologne. 1840. [TJnivers.] . 902.26 
 Qalecki (A.) Sketch of the history of P. 1843. 5093.18 
 History of P., to 1737. [In Universal hist., v. 34.] . . 406.27 
 llordynski (J. ) History of the late Polish revolution 
 
 [of 1830]. 4th ed 545.13 
 
 OslrowsH (J. B.) History of P. v. 1-2. [1572.] 545.14 
 
 Saxton (L. G.) Pall of P. ; with hist. 2 v. 1852. 545.03 
 
 Wraxall (N. W.) Memoirs of the court of Warsaw, 
 
 1777-1779. 3ded. 2v 546.17 
 
 In asking for books, use th«i " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
360 
 
 COUNTRIES : Poland to Prussia. 
 
 Poland. 2, Description and Travel. 
 Clark(W.Q.) Poland. [In Gallon. Vacation tourists, 1862-3.] 925.13 
 Coxe(W) Travels into P., etc. 1784. . . . 993.18 
 Hutchinson (A. S. ) Try Cracow and the Carpathians. 
 
 [1872.] 965.28 
 
 Murray (J.) Handbook for P. 1868. . . . 993.24 
 StqAens (J.L.) Incidents of travel, etc. 2 v. 1851. 994.17 
 See also Blackwood's ruag., v. 93-95, 1863-64 (4 art.} ; Fortn. 
 rev., v. 3, 1865 (Insurrection of 1863, by W. B. S. Balston) ; 
 Aug., 1874 (The first partition of P., by H. vou Sybel) ; Era- 
 ser's ma?., v. 63, 1861 (State and progress) ; v. 67-68, 1863 
 (Polish captivity ; 2 art.) ; New Euglauder, v. 23, 1864 (Po- 
 land, by J. Leavitt) ; Nat. qu. rev , v. 6, 1862 (Causes and 
 consequences of her fall) ; Nat. rev., v. 17, 1863 (P. as it is) ; 
 Qnar. rev., v. 113, 1863 (Poland) ; Westm. rev., v 85, 1866 
 (P., insurrection of, 1863) ; v. 63, 1855 (P., her history and 
 prospects) ; v. 80, 1863 (Poland ;— The treaty of Vienna ; 
 2 art.) ; v. 83, 1865 (Peace in Poland). 
 
 Polynesia. 
 
 Cook (Capt. James). See entries under his name (p. 281). 
 
 Dillon (P. ) Voyage to the South Seas to ascertain the 
 fate ofLaPerouse's expedition. 2 v. 1829. 1064.03 
 Contents : Feejee Islands. Friendly Islands. New Zea- 
 land. 
 
 Ellis ( W. ) Polynesian researches. Society and Sand- 
 wich Islands. 4 v. 1848 1061. 10 
 
 Grey {Sir &.) Polynesian mythology and ancient tra- 
 ditional mythology of the Mew Zealand race. 1855. 
 
 Hawkins (Sir B. ) Observations in his voyage into the 
 South Sea in 1593. Repr. from the ed. of 1622. 
 [Hakluyt society, 1847.] . . . . . .1064.15 
 
 Kolzebue (D. von). Voyage of discovery in the South 
 Sea, and to Behring's Straits, in search of a north- 
 east passage in 1815-18 . 914.07 
 
 Lamont (R H. ) Wild life among the Pacific Islanders. 
 1867 1154.07 
 
 Lang {J. D.) Origin and migrations of the Polynesian nation, 
 [In Royal geogr. soo. Journal, v. 4, 1834.] .... 903.07 
 
 Life and adventure in the South Pacific. By a roving 
 printer, {anon.] 1861 1081.05 
 
 Life in a man of war, or scenes in " Old Ironsides" dur- 
 ing her cruise ia the Pacific, [anon.] 1841. 913.13 
 
 Peebles (J. M.) Around the world : or, travels in Poly- 
 nesia. 2ded. 1875 913.11 
 
 Slioberl (F.) World in miniature. 2 v. . . 6631.32 
 
 Russell (M.) Polynesia. 1845 1061.01 
 
 Contents : Georgian and Society Islands. Marquesas, Low 
 Archipelago, and Austral Islands. Hervey, Tonga and Nav- 
 igators Islands. New Hebrides, Louisiade, Solomon, and 
 Ladroue Islands. Sandwich Islands. New Zealand, 
 
 South sea bubbles. [Sketches in the Society 'Islands.] 
 By the earl [G. R. C. Herbert] and the doctor [G. 
 H. KingslsyJ. 1872 1154.08 
 
 Stoddard (C. W.) South-Sea idyls. 1873. . 1062.14 
 Contents : Tahiti, Hawaii, etc. 
 
 Tyerman (D. ) and Bennet ( 6". ) Voyages and travels in 
 the South Sea Islands, etc. 2 v. 1831. . 1064.01 
 
 Wilkes (0.) U. S. exploring expedition. 1838-42. 5 v. 
 1850 925.01 
 
 Same. Condensed and abridged. 1845. 925.01 
 
 .8®- See also Friendly Islands ; — Georgian Islands ; — 
 Marquesas ;— Pitcairn Island ;— Sandwich Islands ;— So- 
 ciety Islands :— New Zealand. 
 
 Pompeii and Herculaneum. 
 
 Adams (W. H. D.) Buried cities of Campania. 1455.09 
 
 Antiquities of Herculaneum. From the Italian, by T. 
 Martyn and J. Lettice. 1773 1456.20 
 
 Barri (ML.) Herculaneum et Pompeii. Recueil general 
 des peintures, bronzes, etc. 8 v. 1861-63. 1455.01 
 
 Clarke (W.) Pompeii. 2 v. 1831. [Libr. of E. K. 1165. 14 
 
 Dyer ( T. 3.) Pompeii : its history, buildings, and an- 
 tiquities. 1867 1455.13 
 
 Gell (Sir. W.) and Gandy(J. P.) Topography, edifices, 
 and ornaments of P. 1852 1155.10 
 
 Monnier ( M. ) Wonders of P. 1870. . . . 1455] 12 
 See also Harper's monthly, v. 11 (by J. J. Jarves) ■ Ed 
 rev., v. 110, or Littell, 1859, v. 3 (The Graffiti) ; Quar. rev 
 v. 115, 1864, or Littell, 1864, v. 2. 
 
 Pontus. 
 
 Hamilton (W. J.) Researches in P. 1842. . 994.03 
 
 Popham Colony. See Pemaquid, (Maine). 
 
 Portland. 
 
 Willis (W.) History of P. [In Maine hist, soc, ,. 1, 1831.] 602.01 
 
 Porto-Rico or Puerto-Rico. 
 
 Flinier (O. D.) Present state of the Island of Puerto 
 
 Kioo. 1834 116 2; 2 2 
 
 Latimer (Q.) Meteorology of. [Sm. report, 1871.] . .3936 26 
 Turnbull (D.) Notices of. [In his Cuba, etc. 1840.] . . HS2 N) 
 Tyng(C. D.) Stranger in the tropics : guide book for 
 
 Puerto Rico, [anon.] 1868 1161.19 
 
 See also West Indies. 
 
 Porto Santo. 
 
 Bowditch (T.E.) Excursions in Porto Santo, 1823 
 1825 1096.03 
 
 Portsmouth, (N. H.) 
 
 Brewster (C.W.) Rambles about Portsmouth. — Sketches 
 
 of two centuries. 1859 623.01 
 
 See also Harper's monthly,' v. 49, 1874 (An old town bv tho 
 sea, by T. B. Aldrich). ' 
 
 Portugal. 
 
 Abrigl chronologique de l'histoire de P. 2 v. 1765. 551.02 
 Alexander (J. E.) Sketches of Portugal during the civil war of 
 
 1834. [In Waldie library, v. 5.] 5078 19 
 
 Andersen (H. 0. ) In Spain, and a visit to P. 1870. 984.16 
 Leclqford ( W . ) Recollections of an excursion to the 
 
 monasteries of Alcobaca and Batalha. 1835. 985.21 
 
 — Sketches ot P. 1834 973.05 
 
 Bollaert ( W. ) Wars of succession of Portugal and Spain, 
 
 from 1826 to 1840 ; with resume" of the political 
 
 history to the present time. v. 1. 1870. 553.29 
 Brockwell ( C. ) Natural and political history of Portugal. 
 
 1726 " . . 55il6 
 
 Oonder (J.) Modern traveller, v. 18, 19. 1826. 911.18 
 Denis (F.) Portugal. [Univers.] .... 902.27 
 Dunham (S. A.) History of Spain and Portugal. [To 
 
 1750.] 5 v. London, 1832 552.02 
 
 — — Same. 5 v. New York, 1854. . . . 552.07 
 Fielding (H.) Voyage to L. [In his Works, v. 10.] . . . 5037.29 
 Harrison (W. 11.) Tourist in P. 1839. . . 982.18 
 Herbert (H. J. 0.) P. and Galicia. 1848. . 982.21 
 History of P., to 1701. [In Universal history, v. 22.] . . 406.15 
 Kinsey (W. M.) 'Portugal illustrated. 1828. 986.02 
 
 Lanman (C.) Portugal, etc. 1856 985.10 
 
 Latouche (J.) Travelsjn P., lo75 986.04 
 
 Murray (J.) Handbook for Portugal. 1855. . 984.14 
 Penn (J. ) Sailing directions for the west coast of P. 
 
 2d ed. 1873 986.20 
 
 Babbe ( A. ) Compendio de la historia de Portugal, hasta 
 
 1823. 2 v 552.12 
 
 Shelley (Mrs. M. W. ) and others. Lives of eminent lit- 
 erary men of P v. 3 of 3211.26 
 
 Shoberl(K) World in miniature. 2 v. . . 6631.34 
 Smith (A. 0.) Narrative of a spring tour in P. 984.15 
 Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 131, 1870. 
 ii^r See also, in the general alphabet, Language ;— 
 Literature- 
 Prince Edward Island. 
 Dawson (J. W. ) Acadian geology. 2d ed. 1868. 4114.01 
 Hardy (G.) Forest life in Acadie. 1869. . .1153.13 
 Martin (KM.) Hist, of Nova Scotia, etc. 1837 564.Q2 
 Osgood (J. R.)& Co. Maritime provinces. 1875.1133.11 
 See also Fortnightly rev., v. 6, 1866. 
 
 Prussia. 
 
 Atkinson (E. W. ) Memoirs of the queena of Prussia. 
 1858. 3265.04 
 
 Cousin (V.) Report on public instruction in Prussia. 
 Tr. by S. Austin. 1834 5511.05 
 
 Frederick II. of Prussia. History of my own time. History of 
 the Seven years' war, and Memoirs, 1739 to 1778. [In Im 
 works; v. 1-4.] , MU-™ 
 
 Laing (N.) Notes of a traveller. 1854. . . o075.uo 
 
 Lawleye (E. de). La Prusse et l'Autriehe depuis Sa- 
 dowa. 2 v. 1870 5iiAS 
 
 Mirabeau (H. (?., comte de). Secret history of .the court 
 of Berlin. 2 v. 1789 s »' 01 
 
 Murray (J. ) Handbook for travellers. Rhenish Prus- 
 sia. 1873 m f 
 
 Quatrefages (J. L. A. de). The Prussian race e' hnol °- 
 gieally considered. 1872 5ib ''-" 
 
 Banke (L. ) Memoirs of the house of Brandenburg, ana 
 history of Prussia, during the 17th and 18th cen- 
 
 turies. 3 v. 1849. 
 
 546.19 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBBABY. 
 
COUNTRIES 
 
 Prussia to Rooky Mountains 
 
 361 
 
 Vehse(R) Memoirs of the court of Prussia. 1851 546 28 
 
 Contents: Frederio William I., 1713-40. Frederic the 
 
 great, 1740-86. Frederio William II., 1786-97. Frederic 
 
 William in., 1797-1840. ° 
 
 Beviewed ill Ed. rev., v. 104 ; Fraaer's mag., v 48 1853 
 
 Wraxall (K W. ) Memoirs of the court ot Berlin 'l777- 
 
 1779. 3ded. 2v 546 , 17 
 
 AS- For the Fvench-Berman war, 1870-71, see France (p 
 333). Also Germany. {Seven weeks' war, 1866 ; p. 826) • 
 and, in this class, Seven years' war (p. ). 
 
 See also (in Biography) lives of Fbedekio' II. ttlie great) ■ 
 —FBKDimiaK William III. IV.;— Sthin ;— Bismarck etc ' 
 
 See also papers in periodicals, as follows : 
 
 1855. Westm. rev., v. 63 (Prussia and her policy) 
 1863. Fraaer's mag., v. 68 (Prussian crisis) : Nat rev 
 v. 16 (Pruseian crisis). 
 
 1866. Atlantio monthly, v. 18 (Progress of P., by 0. 
 Hazewell) : Blackwood's mag., v. 100 (The warof 1866)- Ed' 
 rev., v. 124 (Military growth of P.) ; v. 125 (The campaign 
 of 1866) ; Fraser's mag., v. 74 (The war of 1866). 
 
 1870. Contem rev., v. 15 (The Prussian state and lit- 
 erature, by J. Gibb) ; North Brit, rev., v. 51 (Decentraliza- 
 tion in France and P. ) ; v. 62 ( Agrioulture and agrarian laws 
 
 1871. N. A. rev., v. 112 (Origin aud growth of publio 
 opinion in P., by E. Gryzanooski) ; Quar. rev., Jan., 1871 
 (Bismarck, Prussia, and Pau-Teutonism). 
 
 Putnam County, (JV. T.) 
 
 Blake (W.J.) History of Putnam Oo. 1849. 621.07 
 
 Fyramida 
 
 Day (St. J.V.) Papers on Great Pyramid. 1870. 1076.06 
 Orcaves [J.) Pyramldographia : or description of the Pyramids. 
 
 [In his Miscel works, v. 1.] 6037.17 
 
 Smyth (G. P.) life and work at the great Pyramid, 
 
 I 8 ? 5 - 3v. 1075.15 
 
 — On the antiquity of intellectual man. 1868. 1082.25 
 
 — Our inheritance in the Great Pyramid. 1864. 1082.10 
 
 Same. Enlarged. 1874. . .... . 1082.10a 
 
 Vyse(K) Operations carried on at the Pyramids of 
 
 Gizeh in 1837. With voyage into upper E<*ypt. 
 
 3v. 1840-42 1076.07 
 
 Ward (A.) Around the Pyramids. 1863. . . 10d2.15 
 Wilson (J.) The lost solar system of the ancients dis- 
 covered. 2 v. 1856 4017.14 
 
 03- See alto Egypt. 
 
 Pyrenees. 
 
 Blackburn (R ) The Pyrenees : summer life at French 
 
 watering places. 1867 985.19 
 
 Cosidlo(L.8.) Beam and the Pyrenees. 2 v. 1841. 962.18 
 Mwray (J. E) A summer in the Pyrenees. 2 v. 
 
 D 183 7- . 985.01 
 
 Packe(G.) Guide to the Pyrenees. 1867. . 981.21 
 Ramond de Carbomieres (£. F. E.) "Journey to the summit of 
 Mont Perdu, 1802. [In Pinkerton, v. 4.] . . . 926.04 
 Bussel(K) Pauand the Pyrenees. 1871. . . 961.23 
 Taine (K A.) Tour through the Pyrenees. Tr. by J. 
 
 S. Fiske. 1874 984.25 
 
 "Same. With illustrations by G. Dore". 1874. 986.05 
 
 — Voyage aui Pyrenees. 5e ed. 1867. . . 984.23 
 
 Queensland. See Australia. 
 
 Raritan, (N. J.) 
 
 Messier (A.) Forty years at R. 1873. . . . 3458.06 
 
 Ravenna, (Italy). 
 Bacon (P.) A Gothlo capital, [In Atlantio mag., v. 22, 1868.] 
 
 Red River, (of Louisiana) . 
 
 Marcy(B.B.) Exploration of, 1852. 1853. .1134.01 
 
 Red River of the North. 
 
 Huyshe(Q.L.) Bed river expedition. [1870.] 1151.12 
 ^S" See also Manitoba. Also Blackwood's mag., v. 108, 
 109,1870-71; Harper's mag.; v. 21-22,1860-61 (by Manton 
 Marble) ; v. 18-19, 1859 (by O. Hallock). 
 
 Red Sea. 
 
 Bed sea pilot , with directions for the navigation of the 
 Suez canal. 2d ed. London, Hydrographic office, 
 Admiralty, 1873. 8°. 1056.09 
 
 Butst (Dr.) On' the physical geogr. of the Eed sea. [In Hoyal 
 geogr. soc. Journal, v. 24, 1854.] 903.27 
 
 Dotty (ft F.) On the commerce of the Eed sea. [In Statistical 
 
 soc. of London, v. 23, I860.] • . . 
 
 See also articles in Smith's Diet, of the Bible, with refer- 
 
 ences ; and in Smith's Diet, of ancient eeoera D hv iA E . m 
 aroapnm) ; and in the Encyclopedia bSSSST ' ™ 
 «S" See also, in this class, Arabia ;-Eirvpr— Suez Oakl- 
 and commentaries on Exodus (p. 87 of Klogue) 
 
 Rehoboth, (Massachusetts). 
 Bliss (L.) History of Kehoboth. 1836. . . 611.16 
 
 Reunion. 
 Saint-Pierre (AH. B. de). Voyage to the Isle of Bour- 
 
 bon - 1800 1094.16 
 
 Rhine. 
 Adams [W.H. D.) I Topography and history of the Ehine valley. 
 At.*. //"^"^(H-M.) Franco-Prussian war.]. . . . 6 28 02 
 Abbott (J.) Rollo on the Rhine. . . . Ill 23 
 Black (C.B.) Guide to the valley of the Rhine to Swit- 
 zerland. 1873 961 30 
 
 Dumas (A.) Impressions de voyage. Excursions. Sur 
 les bords du Rhin. 2 v. 1865. . . . 7006 16 
 Fearnside (H G. ) Picturesque beauties of the R. 966' 05 
 Goethe (J.W.) Eeise am Rhein. [In his Werke, v. 26 184017116 13 
 Hood (T.) Up the Rhine. . . . 5044.30 ; 5044.14 
 
 Hugo(V.) The Rhine. 1845 96512 
 
 Hunt (F. K.) The Rhine : its scenery and historical 
 
 and legendary associations. 1845. ... 966 04 
 
 Legare {H. S.) Journal on the Ehine. [In his Writings v. 1 1846 1 
 
 Mansfield (B. B.) Log of the Water Lily on the Rhine. 
 
 1854 9G3 21 
 
 Murray (J. ) Handbook for travellers. 1873.' 946^04 
 Saintine (X. B.) La mythologie du Rhin. Ulus. par 
 
 G. Dore. 1862 7038^03 
 
 Strahan (K) The new Hyperion. From Paris to 
 Marly by way of the Rhine. 1875. . . 946.11 
 j8®" See also Germany ; — France. 
 
 Rhode Island. 
 Arnold (S. O.) History of R. I. [1636-1790.] 2 v. 624.12 
 Bartlett (J. B.) Bibliography of R. I. 1864. 2734.20 
 Jackson (0. T.) Report on the geological and agricul- 
 tural survey of the State. 1839. . . . 4114 20 
 Peterson (R) History of R. I. [To 1850.] . 624.11 
 Becords of the State of R. I. and Providence planta- 
 tions. Ed. by J. R. Bartlett. 10 v. 1636-1792. 
 
 Providence, 1856-65. 8° 621.01 
 
 Note.— For lives of Eoger Williams see Biography (p. 
 213). H. M. Dexter's recent work ■< As to Eoger Williams 
 and his 'banishment ' from the Mass. plantation " contro- 
 verts the current opinion that the cause of hiB banishment 
 was his advocacy of religious liberty. 
 
 Rhone. 
 
 Pardoe (J.) The River and the desert. 2 v. 1838. 963.14 
 
 Rochester, (New York). 
 O'Beilly (H.) Settlement in the West. Sketches of 
 Rochester, etc. 1838 621.23 
 
 Rocky Mountains. 
 Altoumn or, life in the Rocky Mountains, [anon.] Ed. 
 
 by J. Watson Webb. 1846 1124.04 
 
 Bonneville (Capt. B. L. E.) Adventures in the Rocky 
 
 Mountains. [Ed.]byW. Irving. 2 v. 1849. 1123.00 
 
 Dragoon campaigns to the Rocky Mountains, [anon.] 
 
 1836 1114.26 
 
 Lewis (M.) and Clarke (W.) Expedition to the Rocky 
 
 Mountains. 2 v. 1848 1071.01 
 
 Parkman(S.) California and Oregon trail. 1852. 1114.12 
 Parker (S.) Exploring tour beyond the Rocky Moun- 
 tains. 1842 1132.14 
 
 Pike(Z.M.) Expeditions, 1805-07. . . . .1115.13 
 Buxton (O. F.) Adventures in the R. M. 1818. 1152.18 
 Townsend {J. ) Journey across the Rocky Mountains. 
 
 [Waldie library, v. 6.] 507f.'20 
 
 See also the various geographical and geological surveys 
 couducted by the United States government, as the Pa- 
 cific railroad route Eeports, 13 v., 1853-55 [1127.01] ; the 
 surveys now (1876; in progress under Hayden [4110.20 and 
 1126. 13J ; the Geological exploration of the 40th parallel, 
 under Clarence King [1116.11] ; aud the Explorations west 
 of the 100th meridian [1116.16], Also in this class, Wash- 
 ington territory ;— Montana : — Oregon ; — Idaho ; — Wyo- 
 ming ; — California ; — Nevada ; — Utah ;— Colorado : — Ari- 
 zona . — New Mexico ;— Sierra Nevada ; — Yellowstone 
 region. There is a summary of the subject by Prof. Hay- 
 den in American Cyclopedia, v. 14, 1875. 
 
 In asking for books use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOE'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBEE. 
 
362 
 
 COUNTRIES: Roman States to Rome. 
 
 Roman States. 
 
 Farini (L. 0.) The Eoman state, from 1815 to 1850. 
 Tr. by W. E. Gladstone. 4 v. 1851. . 535.17 
 Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 95, 1852 ; N. A. rev., v. 76, 1853. 
 MUey (J. ) History of the Papal States, from their ori- 
 gin to the present day. 3 v. 1850. . . 535.21 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 14, 1864 (by G. W. Greene) ; 
 Quar. rev., v. 96, 1856. 
 US' See also Popes (p. 96 of catalogue) ;— Rome (p. 863). 
 
 Rome. (Ancient.) 
 
 1. Antiquities. I Institutions, Customs, Manners, etc.) 
 Adam (A.) Eoman antiquities. 1842. . . . 437.08 
 Arnay (Prof. d'). Private life of the Eomans. From 
 
 the French. 1808 434.06 
 
 Becker (W. A.) Gallus ; or, Eoman scenes of the time 
 
 of Augustus. 3ded. 1866 431.13 
 
 Cdrr(T.8.) Eoman antiquities. 1836. ._ . 434.05 
 Dionysius Halicarnassensis. Eoman antiquities. [To 
 b.o. 441.] Tr. into English ; with notes and dis- 
 sertations by E. Spelman. 4 v. 1758. . 438.01 
 Fosbrooke (T. D.) Treatise on the arts, manufactures, 
 manners, and institutions of the Eomans. 2 v. 
 
 1833 422.27 
 
 Friedlcsnder (L. ) Moeurs Eomaines du regno d'Auguste 
 a la fin des Antonins. Tr. by Ch. Vogel. 2 v. 
 
 1865 434.28 
 
 Fustel de Goulanges (K D. ) The ancient city : a study 
 on the religion, laws, and institutions of Greece 
 and Eome. Tr. by W. Small. 1874. . 421. 27 
 Gellius (Aulus). Attic nights. 3 v. ... . 2527. 23 
 Godwin (T.) An English exposition of the Eoman an- 
 tiquities. 1671 3551.07 
 
 Guhl (K.) and Eoner ( W.) Life of the Greeks and Eo- 
 mans, described from antique monuments. From 
 the German by F. Hueffer. 1875. . . . 428.02 
 Ramsau ( W. ) Manual of Eoman antiquities. 8th ed. 
 
 1870 434.14 
 
 Ranking (J.) Wars and sports of the Eomans. 4618.03 
 
 Robertson (E. W.) Borne. [In his Hist, esaaya. 1872.] . 445.25 
 
 Santo-Domingo (Comte J. H.) Eoman tablets : manners, 
 
 customs, ceremonies, and government of Eome. 
 
 1826 981.22 
 
 Verri (A. ) Eoman night3 ; or, dialogues at the tombs 
 
 of the Scipios. 1798 431.06 
 
 JOES* See also Classical dictionaries (p. 271). 
 Note. — Of the above works Ramsay, Adam, Carr and Fos- 
 brooke are popular comprehensive manuals. Becker's Gallus 
 ia a work of high reputation on the private life of the Ro- 
 mans, and there is a chapter upon the same topic in Ramsay. 
 
 2. History of Ancient Rome. (As a whole.) 
 Appianus Alexandrinus. Eomanorum historiarum quae 
 
 supersunt. Gr. et Lat. cum indicibus. Paris, 
 
 Didot, 1850. 8° 7764.03 
 
 Aurelius Victor (S.) Historia Eomana. Gum notis et 
 
 interpretatione in usum Delphini. 2 v. Valpy. 
 
 1829 7718.01 
 
 Bonner (J.) Child's history of Eome. [To its fall] 
 
 2v. 1856 433.21 
 
 Chambers (W. and R.) Hist, of Eome to its fall. 433.09 
 Oreighton (M.) History of Eome. 1875. [History- 
 primers. Ed. by J. E. Green.] . . , 431.18 
 Eutropius. Abridgment of Eoman history. [To Jovian 
 
 a.d. 364.] 1853 423.06 
 
 Goldsmith (0.) History of Home. 1874. . . 431.07 
 
 Same. Abridged by E. Goxe 431.07 
 
 Historyoi Eome. \_ln Universal hist. , v. 11-15.] 405.11 
 Livy (T.) History of Eome. [To B.C. 166.] Tr. by D. 
 
 Spilhin, O. Edmonds, and W. A. M'Devitte. 4 v 
 
 1850-56 432.12 
 
 Same. Tr. by G. Baker. t> v. N. Y., [n.d.] 432.16 
 
 Mably (G.B. de). Observations on the Eomans. 433.27 
 Merivale (C.) General history of Eome. To a.d. 476 
 
 187.") 431.19 
 
 Morell (J. R. and C.) History of Eome. 1874. 433.30 
 Niebuhr (B. G.) General lectures on Eoman history. 
 
 [To the fall of the emp'.re, a.d. 475.] 3 v. 433.12 
 Paterculas (C. V.) [Compendium of Eoman history, 
 
 to the reign of Tiberius. ] 432.26 
 
 Polybius. General history of the wars of the Eomans. 
 
 Tr. by J. Hampton 436.13 
 
 Rawlinson (G.) Manual of ancient hist. Eome, eta. 427.09 
 
 Ricord (F. W. ) Eoman history. 3 v. 1856. 431 03 
 
 [v. 1.] Kings of Rome. [v. 2.] Republic of Rome fv' 1 1 
 
 The Empire of Eome. ' ' ■' 
 
 Sextus Rufus. [Breviarium de victoriis et provinciis popn- 
 li Eomani. Tr. par Baudeinent. ] [Wisard's Collec- 
 
 tion -] 7726.02 
 
 Note on general histories.— For beginners the simplest and 
 most readable general narratives in the above liBt are those 
 of Bonner, Goldsmith, Ricord, Chambers, Morell, and Oreigh- 
 ton. Merivale's ' General history ' is the work of a scholar but 
 compendious, and addressed to the reading public iu gen 
 eral. Livy's History holds a high rank as a brilliant thoueh 
 uncritical narrative. Niebuhrs • General Lectures ' are 
 more popular in their style than his ' History ' of Rome 
 which extends only to the 1st Punic war. Lord's • Old Ro- 
 man world ' is a series of lectures on Romau civilization" 
 Mrs. Gray's three works, ' History of Rome ■ [Kings and Re' 
 public], • Tiie emperors,' and ' The empire and theclmrch ' 
 form a good narrative history, somewhat fuller than Mer'i. 
 vale, down to Charlemagne. Rawlinson' 's Manual of ancient 
 history arranged by periods, with references to their lead- 
 ing authorities, is the best work of the kind. 
 
 3. History of Regal Rome. 
 
 Dyer (T. H.) Hist, of the kings of Eome. 1868.436.17 
 Laing (Mrs. C. H. B.) The seven kings of the seven 
 
 hills [of Eome]. 1873 431.16 
 
 Newman (F. W.) EegalEome. 1852. . . , 433.11 
 Note. — Dyer's work is an elaborate attempt to vindicate 
 the probability and consistency of the popular narrative 
 against the attacks of Niebuhr and his school. Laing 's ' Sev- 
 en Kings' is intended for children. Newman's 'Regal 
 Eome ' traces from its beginning the contest botween the 
 patricians and the common people. 
 
 4. History of Regal and Republican Rome. 
 
 Arnold (T.) History of Eome. [To the end of the sec- 
 ond Punic war.] 1853 433.15 
 
 — History of the later Eoman commonwealth, from the 
 end of the second Punic war to the death of Julius 
 Caesar ; and of the reign of Augustus : with a life 
 of Trajan. 1846 436.04 
 
 Catrou (F.) and Rouilli (P. J.) "Eoman history. [The 
 Eepublic] 6 v. foL 418.10 
 
 Eliot (if.) Liberty of Eome. [The Eepublic] 2 v. 
 1819 3423.03 
 
 Ferguson (A.) History of the Eoman republic. 433.17 
 
 Florus (L. A. ) Epitome of Eoman history, from Eom- 
 ulus to Augustus Csesar. Tr. by J. S. Watson. 
 1852 432.20 
 
 Gray (Mrs. E C. H.) History of Eome for young per- 
 sons. [The Eepublic] 2d ed. 1858. . 434.07 
 
 Herbert (H. W.) Captains of Eoman republic. 3082.04 
 
 History of Eome. To reign of Constantine the Great. 
 Compiled from Schlosser, Niebuhr, Wachmucl), 
 and Heeren. [anon.] 2 v. London, 1842. 16°. 
 [L. C. C] 433.23 
 
 Same. Phila., 1837. 8° 436.01 
 
 Lewis (G. C.) Inquiry into the credibility of early Ro- 
 man history. [To B.C. 281.] 2 v. 1855. 436.15 
 Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 104 ; Fraser's mag., v. 52, 1855 ; 
 Quar. rev., v. 98, 1856 ; N. Brit, rev., v. 28, 1858 ; and by d. 
 Grote in hia Minor works, 1873 [2528.22], 
 
 Lidded ( II. G.) Hiat. of Eome, to the empire. . 433.29 
 Reviewed in Blackwood's mag., v. 70, 1856. 
 
 Long (G.) Decline of the Eoman republic. [From 
 the fall of Carthage to the consulship of Julius Cte- 
 sar, B.o. 45.] 5 v. 1864-72 437.19 
 
 Magoon [E. L.) Age of martial force. [In his Westward empire, 
 p. 121-231, 1856 ] 2536.22 
 
 Michelet (J.) Histoire Eomaine. Bepublique. 3 v. 
 1840 431.13 
 
 — History of the Eoman republic [To the death of 
 
 Antony, a.d. 31.] Tr. by W. Hazlitt. 1847. 433.10 
 
 Mommseny T. ) History of Eome. [The Eepublic] Tr. 
 
 by Eev. W. P. Dickson. With a preface by 
 
 L. Schmitz. 4 v. 1869-70 434.01 
 
 Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 115, 1862 ; Westm. rev., v. 68, 
 
 1857 ; and by E. A. Freeman in his Hist, essays, v. i 
 
 [2528.12], repr. from N. Brit, rev , 1869. 
 
 Niebuhr (G. B.) History of Eome. [To the end of tne 
 
 first Pnnic war, B.o. 211.] 3 v. 1851-55. 435.23 
 
 See Fraser's mag., v. 52, 1855 (Niebuhr and Lewis on 
 
 early Roman history). -.. 
 
 Sallusiias(C.C) Works. Tr. by A. Murphy. 1807. 432.29 
 
 Same. Tr. by J. S. WatsoD. 1852. . . 432.2b 
 
 Contents: Oonspiraoy of Catiline. Jugurthine war. 
 
 — Opera omnia. See under his name in general alphabet. 
 
 BBOOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
COUNTRIES : Rome. 
 
 363 
 
 Strickland (J- M.) Rome, regal and republican. 434.15 
 
 Vertot (R. A. de). Histoire des revolutions arrivees 
 
 dans le gouvernement de la rcpnblique Komaine. 
 
 1816 431.01 
 
 Note on Regal and Republican Rome. Of the above en- 
 tries those which cover the entire period of the Republio 
 are Gray, Liddell, Michelet, Strickland, Ferguson, and Momm- 
 sen. All hut Mommsen are one-volume compendiums. The 
 latter work holds the first place as a standard general his- 
 tory of the Republic. 
 
 Niebunr's great work, which is too learned and difficult 
 for general readers, while criticising the formerly received 
 early history, attempts to reconstruct it lroai the beginning 
 of the commonwealth. Xr. C. Lewis's ' Credibility ot early 
 Roman history' is directed especially against Niebuhr's 
 theories of reconstruction based on internal evidence, the 
 author believing that all historical labor bestowed upon 
 the early centuries of Rome will in general be wasted. Dyer 
 on the other hand believes that the history of the Kings 
 was true in the main. In this connection see au article by 
 G. Rawliuson, in Contemp. rev., v.7, 1868. Tho standard 
 work of Dr. Arnold, who adopted Kiebuhr's views, ends 
 witU the Second Punic war, B.C. 201, but may bo continued 
 in his ' History of the later Roman comrnomvcalth.' With 
 the downfall of Carthage Long begins his ' Decline of the 
 Roman republic,' an able and independent work, which, 
 though severe to a fault in style, gives an exhaustive sur- 
 vey of the political and military history of the last two 
 centuries of tne Republic. Eliot's ' Liberty of Rome ' was 
 written with a special purpose, as the name implies. 
 
 Roman Constitution, 
 lhne ( W. ) Researches into the history of the Roman 
 constitution. 1853 5735.18 
 
 5. History of the Roman Empire. 
 
 Ammianus Marcellinus. Romanhistory. [A.D. 353-378.] 
 
 1862 43-2.27 
 
 Arnold (Thomas), and others. History of the Roman 
 empire, from Julius Caesar to Vitellius. Repr. 
 from the Encyclopaedia metropolitana. 1853. 433. 15 
 Bernard (J.) Lives of the Roman emperors, from Sue- 
 tonius to Constantino the Great ; containing those 
 of Nerva and Trajan from Dion Cassius ; a trans- 
 lation of the Six writers of the Augustan history ; 
 and those of Dioclesian and his associates from Eu- 
 
 sebius and others. 2 v. 1698 431.08 
 
 OoBsar (C. J.) Commentaries on the Gallic and civil 
 wars. With the suppl. books attributed to Hirtius ; 
 including the Alexandrian, African, and Spanish 
 
 wars. 1853 432.22 
 
 Same. Tr. by G. Duncan. 2 v. . . . 432.23 
 
 Same. Commentaries. [Condensed and explain- 
 ed] by A. Trollope. 1870 432.21 
 
 Cliateaubriand (B. F. A. de). Etudes sur la chute de 
 
 l'Empire romain. 1850 443.09 
 
 Clinton (H. F. ) Epitome of the civil and literary chro- 
 nology of Rome, from the death of Augustus to 
 
 [a.d. 641.] 1853 436.01 
 
 Comazzi (J.B.) The morals of princes : an abstract of 
 
 the history of the emperors in Rome. Done into 
 
 Eoglish by W. Hatchett. 1729. . . . 433.28 
 
 Congrme(B.) Roman Empire of the West. 1855. 434.16 
 
 Reviewed by Goldwin Smith in Oxford essays, 1856. 
 Cooke ( W.) 'Medallic history of imperial Rome. 2 v. 
 
 1781 1586.08 
 
 Crevier (J. B. L.) History of the Roman emperors, 
 from Augustus to Constantine. From the French, 
 
 by J. Mill. 10 v. 1814 434.17 
 
 Qibbon (K ) History of the decline and fall of the Ro- 
 man empire. [To 1453.] With notes by Milman 
 and Guizot. Ed. with additional notes by W. 
 
 Smith. 8y. 1854 436.20 
 
 Same. With notes by H. H. Milman. 6 v. 433.01 
 
 Same. Abridged bv W. Smith. 1859. 12°. 433.08 
 
 Cray (Mrs. E. G. HA Emperors of Rome from Augus- 
 tus to Constantine. 1850 434.08 
 
 — The empire and the church ; from Constantine to 
 
 Charlemagne, [a.d. 300-800.] 1857. . 3414.01 
 
 Herodmnus. History of his own times [A.D. 180-238.] 
 
 Tr., with notes, by J. Hart. 1749. . , . 434.12 
 
 Histories Augustas scriptores. Avec la traduction en 
 
 Francais. [Nisard's collection, 1865.] . 7726.02 
 
 Note — For English translation, see Bernard (J.) above. 
 
 Kingsley(C) The Roman and the Teuton: lectures. 
 
 T 1864 443.24 
 
 Lord (J.) Old Roman world. 1867. .... 433.16 
 
 Lynam (B. ) Hist, of the Roman emperors from Auous- 
 
 to Antoninus [a.d. 180]. 2 v 1850. . 435 14 
 
 Merivale (C.) History of the Romans under the empire 
 
 [To the death of Aurelius, a.d. 180.] 7 v. 435 01 
 
 Reviewed in Edinb. rev., \ . 106, 1857 ; v. 119 1864 (The 
 
 Flavian Omsars and Autoniues); Eraser's mag v 47 1853- 
 
 N. A. rev., v. 96, 1863 ; v. 100, 1865 ; Nat. rev., v' 16 1863 
 
 (The Flavian Caesars). ' 
 
 Miley (J.) Rome as it was under paganism, and as it 
 
 became under the popes. 2 v. 1843. . -135.09 
 
 Seeley (J. B.) Roman imperialism, etc. 1871. 2542 31 
 
 Sheppard (J. G. ) Fall of Rome and the rise of the new 
 
 nationalities, [rs. a. 44 to a.d. 814.] 1861. 433.18 
 
 Montesquieu (0. deS., baron de). De la grandeur desRo- 
 
 mains et de leur decadence 431. 10 
 
 Panegyrici veteres. 5 v. L., Valpy, 1828. 8°.' 7715^21 
 
 Sismondi (J. C. L. S. de). Hist, of the fall of the Roman 
 
 empire, [b.o. 30 to a.d. 1000.] 2 v. 1834. . 433.19 
 
 Tacitus (G. G.) Works. Oxford translation, revised. 
 
 2v. 1854 432.24 
 
 v. 1. The Annals. 2. The History, Germany, Agricola. 
 — [Works, explained and epitomized], by W. R. 
 
 Donne. 1873 431.17 
 
 Note.— Look under Taoitus, in the general alphabet, for 
 the Latin originals. 
 Zosimwi. Hist, of the Roman empire. [To 400.] 431.11 
 See also Oxford prize essays, v. 4, p. 79-131 (Time of Au- 
 gustus) ; Nat. qu. rev., v. 8, 1864 (Juvenal on the decadence 
 of R.) ; London qu. rev., Oct., 1874 (R. in the time of tho 
 Antonines) ; Dublin rev., Oct., 1875 (Deification of the em- 
 perors) ; Brit. qu. rev., July, 1871 (Roman empire as con- 
 trasted with modern society) ; "Winslow's journal of psy. 
 med., v. 5, 1852 (Psychology of epochs— Augustan age and 
 modern soc.) 
 
 Note on histories of the empire. For compendious nar- 
 ratives see Note to General histories of Rome (p. 362). The 
 two great works which together cover the entire peiiod of 
 the empire are those of Merivale and Gibbon, the former 
 leaving off where that of the latter begins. Lynam, His- 
 tory gives a more concise account of the emperors from 
 Augustus to Marcus Aurelius. 
 
 For the later centuries of the empire and the rise of mod- 
 ern Europe see above the works of Gibbon, Sismondi, Shep- 
 ard ; also (under heading Middle ages, p. 345) the histories 
 of Guizot, Hntlaiti, and others. 
 
 Seeley discusses the causes of the change from J,be re- 
 public to the empire; and of the successive changes uuder 
 the empire, and a thoughtful article in the Ed. rm. lor Jan. 
 1869 treats the subject with special reference to claims made 
 in behalf of imperialism as a positive and unalloyed boou 
 to the governed, by writers like Congreve, whose conclu- 
 sions are still more directly controverted by Goldwin Smith. 
 A chapter in the 4th volume of Mommsen. entitled ' The old 
 republic and the new monarchy, 'is an eloquent tribute to 
 the genius of Julius Ciesar, as a man, and as a fouader 
 of institutions. 
 
 «3- See also (in Biography) Gesahs (p. 127) ;— C. J. Ojs- 
 SAR (p. 127) ;— Auqustus CiESAR (p. 119) ; — TmEBins (p. 
 206) ;— Nero (p. 182) ;— Julian (p. 263). 
 
 Conversion to Christianity. 
 Merivale ( G. ) Conversion of the Roman empire. Boyle 
 
 lectures, 1864 435.08 
 
 Ozanam (A. F.) Hist, of civilization in the 5th cen- 
 tury, 2 v. 1867 443.15 
 
 See also Gibbon's History, v. 1-2 ; Milman's Latin Chris- 
 tianity, v. 1 ; and Church history (p. 81). 
 
 ^©* For other topics counected with ancient Rome see 
 in this class, Europe (p. 317) ;— Middle ages (p. 345) ;— East- 
 ern empire (p. 305). Also, in the general alphabet, History 
 (Ancient ; — Universal) ; — Language (Latin) ; — Literature ; — 
 Law (Roman) ; — Biography (Collective : Ancient, p. 110). 
 
 Rome. (City and Neighborhood.) 
 
 About (R F. V.) Roman question. Tr. by H. C. Coape. 
 
 1859 5727.15 
 
 Same. Tr. by Mrs. A T. Wood. 1859. 5727.1(1 
 
 — Rome of to-day. 1861 972.11 
 
 Reviewed in Westm. rev., v. 72, 1859. 
 Adams ( W. H. D. ) Temples, tombs, and monuments 
 
 of anoient Rome 431.12 
 
 Beyle (H.) ["Do Stendahl."] Promenades dans Rome. 
 
 2v. 1866 974.14 
 
 Burn (M. ) *Rome and the Campagna. An historical and 
 
 topographical description of the site, buildings, 
 
 and neighborhood of anoient Rome. 1871. 976.01 
 Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 135, 1872. 
 Castelar(E) Old Rome and new Italy. 1873. 981.25 
 Cobbe (F. P.) The eternal city. (In Fraser's mag , v. 65, 1862.] 
 Channing (W. &) Conversations in R. 1847. 971.13 
 DeSanctis (L.) Rome, christian and papal. 1856. 3426.15 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AU I'HOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER, 
 
364 
 
 COUNTRIES ; Home to Russia. 
 
 Dicey (R) Borne in 1860. 1862 533.29 
 
 Duer IT. 3.) Hist, of the city of Borne. 1865. 436.28 
 Eaton (G. A.) B. in the 19th century. 2 v. 1852. 973.01 
 FairhoU (F. W.) Bambles in Rome. [7» Ms Homes, etc.] 1*35.23 
 Gell (Sir Wm.) Topography of Borne and its vicinity. 
 
 With map. 2 v. 1846 435.26 
 
 Ware (A. J. 0.) Walks in Borne. 1871. . . 981.19 
 — Days near Rome. 2v.ini. 1875. . . . 981.26 
 Harrison (J. A.) The Borne of Marble Faun. [In Ms Group of 
 
 poets, 1876.) 2528.25 
 
 Hawthorne (N.) The marble faun. [Fiction.] 2 v. 212.57 
 Mead (Sir <?.) Borne : a tour of many days. 3 v. 974.01 
 Headley (J. T.) MiecellanieB, v. 1, p. 1M9, 1849 . . . .2531.23 
 Semans (G. I.) Hist, and monumental B. 1874. 
 Sobhouse (J. C.) Hist, illustrations of the 4th canto of 
 Childe Harold ; the ruins of B., etc. 1818. 1625.03 
 Kip (W.L) Christmas holidays in B. 1846. 972.13 
 Lander (8. W.) Spectacles for young eyes, v. 7. 222.91 
 Leland (S. P.) Americans in Borne. 1863. . 972.14 
 Mttey (J.) Borne as it was under paganism, and as it 
 became under the Popes. 2 v. 1843. . 435.09 
 Murray (J.) Handbook of K. and its environs. 971.21 
 Parker (J. K) Archaeology of B. v. 1, pts. 1-2. 2 v. 
 
 1874. 437.15 
 
 Contents. Pt. I.— 1. Primitive fortifications. 2. Walls and 
 gates. 3. Hist, construction of walls. Pt. II. Plates. 
 Pome: its ecclesiastical and social life. [anon.~\ Lond. , 
 
 1845. 12° 3431.08 
 
 Story (W.W.) Boba di Boma. [Things in Boine. ] 2 v. 
 
 1864. 973.18 
 
 Same. 1866 
 
 Reviewed in Quar. rev., v. 114, 1863; Nat. rev., v. 16, 1863; 
 Blackwood's mag., v. 96, 1863. 
 Sola (<?. A.) Borne and Venice, 1866-67. . . 975.11 
 Taine(KA.) Borne and Naples. 1868. . . 975.08 
 Weld(G. B.) Last* winter in Borne. 1865.. . 973.25 
 Wey (F.) "Borne. Containing 345 engravings on wood, 
 and a plan of Rome. With an introduction by W. 
 
 W. Story. 1872 976.02 
 
 See also, in the general alphabet, Oampidoglio (p. 251) ; 
 — Catacombs ; — Vaticano. Also, papers in Galaxy, v. 9, 
 1869 (5 art.) ; International rev., v. 1, 1874 (First impres- 
 sions of Home, by E. A. Freeman) ; Macmillan's mag., 
 Nov., Dec., 1874 (Notes on E-, by R. Burton) ; Blackwood's 
 mag., v. 108-10'J, 1870-71 (3 papers on the castle of St. An- 
 gelo) ; v. 102, 1867 (A city of the plague) ; Harper's mag., 
 v. 45 (City of the saints, by L. Abbott) ; v. 9 (Holy week, by 
 J. J. Jarves). 
 
 Note.— Travels in Italy (p. 336), frequently relate for the 
 most part to Rome, such as HilUird's Six months in Italy 
 [972.08] ; the classical tours of Eustace, and Evans ; Black's 
 Guide [971.24], etc. 
 
 Of the above hat the works most likely to be popular with 
 general readers are those of Story, Taine, Hawthorne, 
 Eaton, Hare, Weld, Leland, and Kip. For handbooks see 
 Murray, Black's Italy [971.14], Baedeker [981.25]. The most 
 elegantly illustrated works are those of Wey and Burn, the 
 former giving the city on its picturesque and artistic side, 
 while the latter is purely archaeological and topographical. 
 The works of Parka-, Dyer and Gell also illustrate the hist, 
 topography of the city. The ecclesiastical and social life 
 of Rome receives special attention in the writings of About, 
 Be Sanctis, Kip, and in the anonymous compilation, ' Rome, 
 its eccl. and social life.' 
 
 j6®" For general histories of the Papal government, see 
 Roman States (p. 362) ;— Popes (p. 96). 
 
 Rome, (N. Y.) 
 
 Jones (P.) Annals and recollections of Oneida county, 
 N. Y. 1851 622.16 
 
 Roumania. ( Wallachia and Moldavia.) 
 
 Chopin (J. M.) and Ubicini (A.) Provinces dauubiennes, 
 etc. 1856 901.29 
 
 Demidoff (A. de). Travels through Wallachia and Mol- 
 davia, 1837. 1853 997.14 
 
 Noyes(J. O.) Boumania. 1858 991.16 
 
 O'Brien (P. ) Journal in the Danubian Principalities, 
 
 1853 1033.15 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 63, 1856; Ed. rev., v. 105, 1857- 
 N. A. rev., v. 84, 1857 ; Weatm. rev., v 67, 1857 ; Black- 
 wood's mag., v. 84, 1858 (Plea for) ; v. 95-96, 1864 (Letters 
 from the Principalities ; 3 art.) ; Fortn. rev., V. 6, 1866. 
 
 Rowley, (Mass.) 
 Essex institute. Hist, collections, v. 4. (Several artioles.) 605.04 
 
 Russia. 
 
 1. History. 
 
 Abbott (J. 8. G.) Empire of Bussia from the remotest 
 
 periods. 1860 554.17 
 
 Allen (J.) Autocracy in B. 1854. . , . 55406 
 BeU(H.) History of B., [to 1807]. 3 v. . . 55422 
 Chopin (J. M.) and Famin (C.) Eussie. 2 v. 1838. 
 
 [Univers.] 902.28 
 
 Dolgorouky (P. ) Handbook of the principal families in 
 
 Bussia. 1858 554.28 
 
 Fowler (O.) Lives of the sovereigns of B. 2 v. 3253.01 
 v. 1. Rurik to Peter the Great, 852-1689. 
 2. Catherine I. to Paul I., 1725-1801. 
 History of R., to 1743. [In Universal history, v. 35.] . . 406.98 
 Kelly (W.K.) History of B. [to 1854]. Compiled from 
 
 Karamsen, Tooke.and Segur. 2 v. . . 554.19 
 Zamartine (A. de). Hist, dela Bussie. 2 v. 1855. 551.17 
 Manstein (C. H. V.) Memoirs of B., 1727-1744. 554.28 
 Masson de Blamont (C. F. P.) Secret memoirs of the 
 
 court of Petersburg, particularly towards the reign 
 
 of Catherine II. and the commencement of that of 
 
 Paul 1 554.27 ; 3032.29 
 
 — Memoires secrets sur la B., a la fin du 18e siecle. 
 
 Notes par M. P. Barriere. 1859. . . . 507.22 
 
 Mollke (G. von). The Bussians in Bulgaria andBourae- 
 lia in 1828 and 1829 554.25 
 
 Morell (J. R. ) Bussia self condemned : secret and in- 
 edited documents connected with Bussian history 
 and diplomacy, of important bearing on the pres- 
 ent crisis in European politics. 1854. . 543.07 
 
 Rabbe (A.) and Duncan (J.) History of Bussia to the 
 close of the Hungarian war. 2 v. 1854. 534.29 
 
 Schniizler (J. H. ) Secret history of the court and gov- 
 ernmeat of Bussia under Alex. [X] and Nicholas. 
 2 v. 1854 551.02 
 
 Rulhiere (C. 0. de). History and anecdotes of the revo- 
 lution in Bussia. 1762 551.15 
 
 Sigur (P. P. de). Hist, of the expedition by Napoleon 
 in 1812. 2 v 512.09 
 
 WUlcocks(T.) History of B. to [1830]. . . . 551.16 
 ,8®- See also (in Biography) lives of Petee the Great ;— 
 Catherine I. ;— Mensohikoff ; — Paul I. ;— Suvaboff ; — 
 Alexander I. ; — Nicholas I.; — Alexandra Feodoeowna, 
 (wife of Nicholas I.) Also, in this class, Crimean War (p. 
 303). 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 52, 1855 (Early history of B.) j 
 v. 59, 1859 (Court of R., 100 years ago). 
 
 2. Travels, Description, and Resources. 
 
 Abbott (J. ) Narrative of a journey from Heraut to Khiva, 
 Moscow, and St. Petersburgh. 1856. . 997.08 
 
 Barry (S.) Bussia in 1870 996.07 
 
 Boyuton (G. B.) The Bussian empire. 1856. 993.05 
 
 — The four great powers : their policy, resources, etc. 
 
 1866 445.24 
 
 Bremmer (R.) Excursions in the interior of R. 997.01 
 Brooks (S.) Bussians of the south. 1855. . 5075.11 
 
 Glarke(KD.) Travels in B. 1848 993.10 
 
 Cochrane (J. DA Joumev through E. 1824. 1024.07 
 Conder(J.) Modern traveler, v. 17, 1825. . . 911.17 
 Coxe(W.) "Travels in R., about 1800. [Fiukerton, v. 6.] 926.06 
 Custine (A., marquis de). Russia. 1854. . . 993.09 
 
 Same. [Abridged.] 1856 5075.10 
 
 Demidoff (A. de). Travels in southern B 1837. 997.14 
 
 Dixon (W. H.) Free Bussia. 1870 996.11 
 
 Dumas (A.) Eighteen months at St. Petersburgh. 5075.27 
 Ji'ckardt (J. ) Modern Bussia. 1870. . . . 996.08 
 Fletclier (<?.) Of the Russe commonwealth, 1688. [In Hakluyt 
 
 society, 1866.] 996.13 
 
 Fox(G. V.) Mission to Bussia in 1866. . . 997.09 
 
 Gautier (T.) A winter in B. 1874 996.24 
 
 Gilson(A.) The Czar and the Sultan. 1853. 993.13 
 Gurowski [A.) Bussia as it is. 1857. . . . 993.03 
 Haxlhausen (A. von). Bussian empire : its people, in- 
 stitutions, and resources. 2 v. 1856. . . 554.04 
 Herberstein (S. von). Notes upon Russia. Tr. by R. H. Major. 2 y. 
 
 [Hakluyt society, 1851.] ""v 1 * 
 
 Eolderness (M. ) Journey from Riga to the Crimea, with 
 
 some account of the manners and customs of the 
 
 colonists of New Russia. 1827. . . . 997.07 
 
 Eolman(J.) Travels through B. 2 v. 1825. . 993.16 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
COUNTRIES : Russia to Salem. 
 
 365 
 
 Home life in K. By a Eussian noble, [anon.] 1854. 993.01 
 
 Hommaire de Hell (X) Travels in the Steppes of the 
 
 Caspian Sea, the Crimea, etc. 1847. . . 997.05 
 
 Horsey {Sir J.) Travels [in Eussia, 1572-1591]. [Hak- 
 
 luyt society, 1856.] 996.13 
 
 Keppel ( 0. ) Overland journey from India to England. 
 
 1827 1013.15 
 
 Kohl (J. Q.) Eussia.— The provinoes on the Baltic, etc. 
 
 1841 995.11 
 
 Lagwy(G.de). The knout and theBussians. 1854. 993.11 
 Latham (R. 0.) Native races of the Eussian empire. 
 
 1854. 4733.11 
 
 — Nationalities of Ettropa, v. 1. 1868 445.17 
 
 LeBrun(0.) Travels into Muscovy. 1737. .1029.03 
 
 Loubal (J. F.) Narrative of the mission to Eussia in 
 
 1866, Of Hon. G. V. Fox, ass't secretary of the U. S. 
 
 navy. 1873 997.09 
 
 Maxwell (J. S.) The czar : his court and people. 993.08 
 Murray (J.) Handbook for Eussia. 1849. . . 993.24 
 
 Same. 1868 991.09 
 
 Peuples de la 'Eussie: mceurs, usages, et costumes. 
 Figures coloriees. 2 v. 1812-13. . . . A. 27.05 
 Pinkerton (R.) Eussia : past and present. 1833. 995.10 
 Prime (S. I.) Alhambra and Kremlin. 1873. 945.01 
 Proctor (KD.) A Eussian journey. 1872. . 991.23 
 Ravenstein (E <?.) The Eussians on the Amur. 1024.19 
 Ricliardson (W.) Anecdotes of the Eussian empire. 
 
 1784 997.06 
 
 Russia. By a reoent traveller. L., 1859. 8°. 993.04 
 Russia and Turkey. From Geogr. diet, of McCulloch. 
 
 [Trav. Libr., v. 6, 1854.] 5075.11 
 
 Sala (Q. A.) Journey due north. Eussia. 1858. 993.14 
 Seymour (H. J>. ) Russia on the Black Sea and Sea of 
 
 Azof. 1855 997.03 
 
 Shdberl (F.) World in miniature. 4 v. . . 6631.28 
 Smyth (0. P.) Three cities in Eussia. 1862. . 991.19 
 Spencer (M) Turkey, Eussia, etc. 1835. . . 992.14 
 Stephens (J. L.) Incidents of travel in E. 1851. 994.17 
 Taylor (Bayard). Travels in Eussia. 1859. . 992.0J 
 Tegoborski (if. L. de). Commentaries on the produc- 
 tive forces of Eussia. 1857 5923.08 
 
 Vigor (Mrs.) Letters from a lady in Eussia. [anon. J 
 
 1777. 1032.14 
 
 Weir (A.) St. Petersburg and Moscow. [In Vacation tourists, 
 
 1861.] 925.12 
 
 Wahl(O.W.) Land of the czar. 1875. . . 997.10 
 Contents: Statistical description, p. 1-229. History, p. 
 230-317. Church, language, literature, p. 318-383. 
 Wittoughby [Sir H.) Voyages to the northern parts of Russia and 
 
 Siberia. 1553. [Pinkerton, V. 1.] 926.01 
 
 See also Bentley's miBcel., v. 52-53, 1863 (Visit to R., in 
 1862, by H. Moor) ; Blackwood's mag., v. 78, 1855 (Life in 
 the interior of R.) : Brit. quar. rev., July, 1874 tThe Oosso- 
 ori country, by M. Aliabieff) ; Ed. rev., v. 132, 1870 (Baltic 
 provinces) ; Fortn. rev., v. 6, 1866 (Russian society, by A. 
 W. Benni ; 2 art.) ; Eraser's mag., v. 50, 1854 (Photographs 
 from Russian life) : v. 59, 1859 (Russian dinners). 
 
 $5* For works on Russian Literature see Literature (Rus- 
 sian), in the general alphabet. For Costume see page 284. 
 
 3. Internal Condition and Foreign Policy. 
 
 Oroly (67.) Politics and projects of R. [In his Hist, sketches, etc., 
 1842.] 2521.22 
 
 Gurowski (A. de). Eussia as it is. 1854. . . 993.03 
 Pradt (L., abbe de). Comparisons bctw. the Engl, and Russian 
 powers. 1824. tin Pamphleteer, v. 24] .... 5058.24 
 See also Atlantic v. 22, 1868 (Traditional policy, by 
 Earl Blind) ; Blackwood's mag., v. 78, 1855 (Imperial pol- 
 icy ; 3 art.) ; Ed. rev., v. 102, (Autocracy of the czars) ; v. 
 133 (Treaties of 1856-67) ; v. 134, 1871 (Military policy) : 
 Fortnightly rev., v. 12, 1869 (Ancient and modern Russia); 
 v. i, 1870 (R. under Alexander II. by F. Marx) ; Fraser's 
 mag., v. 68-69, 1863-64 (Present state of R.) ; Macmillan, v. 
 32, 1875 (Self-government in R., by H. S. Edwards) ; New 
 Englander, v. 12, 1854 (R. as it is) ; N. Brit, rev., v. 20, 
 1853-4 (Relig. and political relations of R.) : v. 62, 1870 
 (Politics and parties of R.) ; Qu. rev., v. 94, 1854 (Russian 
 empire) ; v. 113, 1863 (Const, gov. in R.) ; Westm. rev., v. 
 60, 1853 ; v. 81, 1864 ; v. 88, 1867. 
 
 Note. — In this connection many works entered above, un- 
 der ' Travels,' are important, as Barry, Custine, Dixon, Eck- 
 hardt, Saxthausen, Tegoborslci, Wahl. 
 
 4. Russo- Asian and Indian Questions. 
 
 Rawlinson (H. C.) England and Eussia in the East. 
 Political and geogr. condition of Central Asia. 
 With map. 1875 1026.24 
 
 Strangford (Viscount). Central Asia and Russia. [Inhis writings 
 etc, v. 2, 1869.] 10:13.07 
 
 See also Blaokwood'smag., v. 76, 1854 ; v. 81, 1857. Fort- 
 nightly rev., V. 12, 1869 (Masterly inactivity, by I. W. S. 
 Wyllie) ; Fortnightly rev., v. m, 1870 (Mischievous activ- 
 ity, by I. W. S. Wyllie) ; Nat. qnar. rev., v. 23, 1871 ; Aug., 
 1876 (Territorial expansion of R., by D. M. Wallace) ; Quar. 
 rev., v. 118, 1865. 
 
 «S- See also Asia (foot of p. 291) ; -India (foot of p 331) ; 
 —Khiva (p. 839) ;— Bokhara (p. 294) ; Turkestan (p. ). 
 
 5. Russo-Turkish Question. 
 
 See Blackwood's mag., v. 74, 1853 (Russia and Turkey) ; 
 Fortnightly rev., v. 15, 1871 (Heterodox [Eussian] view, by 
 H. Saudwitu) ; Fraser's mag., v. 48, 1853 (2 ait.) ; v. 50, 
 1854 (Prophecy of the Russians at Constantinople) ; N. A. 
 rev., v. 78, 1854 (Russia aud the Porte). 
 
 US' See also Turkey (p. ) ;— Crimean War (p. 303). 
 
 6. Serfdom and its Abolition. 
 Tourgueneff (N.) Economlo results of emancipation of the serfs. 
 [In Amer. soc. sci. assoc. Trans., no. 1, 1869.] . . 5811.01 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 8, 1861, v. 10, 1862 (by A. 
 D. White) ; Ed. rev., v. 112, 1860 ; Macmillan, Sept., 1861 
 (by N. Howe); North Amer. rev., v. 82, 1856 ; July, 1867 ; 
 North Brit, rev., v. 33, 1860. 
 
 Rutland, (Vermont). 
 Williams (C. K.) Centennial celebration of the settle- 
 ment of Eutland, 1770-1870 625.27 
 
 Sahara (Desert of). 
 
 Alviella (A. J„ comte Goblet d'). Sahara and Lapland. 
 1874 1083.23 
 
 Chambers's Papers, v. 9, 1851 (DesertB of Africa). . , . 2516.05 
 
 Daumas (E. ) The horses of the Sahara, and the man- 
 ners of the desert. 1863 1095.15 
 
 Davis (N. ) Evenings in my tent ; or, Arab tribes of 
 the African Sahara. 2 v. 1854. . . . 1083.14 
 
 Lamartine (A. de). Eesidence of Fatalla Sayeghir among 
 wandering Arabs of the Great Desert. 1836. 1052.21 
 
 Naphegyi (G.) Ghardaia ; or, adventures in the oases 
 of' the desert of Sahara. 1871 1083.21 
 
 Richardson (J. ) Travels in the Great Desert oi Sahara. 
 2v. 1848 1084.09 
 
 Tristram (H. B.) The great Sahara. 1860. .1083.20 
 See also Libyan Desert (p. 340). 
 
 St. Domingo See Hayti ; — Dominican Republic. 
 Also Atlantic monthly, v. 9-11, 1862-63 (4 papers, by J. Weiss). 
 
 St. Helena. 
 
 Martin (R. M.) British possessions m the Atlantio 
 
 Ocean. 1837 1061.16 
 
 Palmer (B.) Notes to accompany the map of St. Helena. [In 
 
 Royal geogr. soc. Journal, v. 30, 1810.] .... 903 33 
 
 ijeale (li. F.) Geo^ony of St. Helena. 1834. 1017.01 
 
 See also New monthly, March, 1866 (St. Helena in 1865, 
 
 by J. E. Torbett). 
 
 US' See also lives of Napoleon I. (in Biography, p. 181). 
 
 St. Kilda. See Hebrides. 
 
 St. Lawrence County, (New York). 
 
 Hough (F. B.) History of St. L. Co. 1853. . 614,15 
 
 St. Louis (Giiy of). 
 Edwards' annual directory, 1867, 75. St. Louis, 1867- 
 
 1875. 8°. 6744.02 
 
 Edwards (R.) and Hopewell (M.) The Great West and 
 
 her commercial metropolis. 1860. . . 1135.19 
 
 Reavis (L. IT. ) Saint Louis ; the future great city of 
 
 the world. 1870 1135.18 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 19, 1867 (article by James 
 Parton) ; Scribner's monthly, v. 8 (Some notes on Mis- 
 souri, by E. King); repr. in his Great South, 1875 [1136.11]. 
 
 St. Moritz. 
 
 Yeo(J.B.) Notes at St. Moritz. 1870. . . 982.07 
 
 St. Petersburg. 
 
 Dumas (A.) Eighteen months at St. P., 1857. 5075.27 
 Jerrman(&) Pictures of St. P. 1852. . . . 993.12 
 
 Same. [Ira Trav. library, v. 6.] •6075.11 
 
 Lander (S.W.) Spectacles for young eyes, v. 2 . 222. 86 
 j9S- See also works on Eussia (p. 364). 
 
 Salem. 
 
 Esses: institute. Hist, coll., v. 1-10, 1859-70. . 605.03 
 Felt (J. B.) Annals of Salem. 2ded. 2 v. 1845-49. 601.02 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order " giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER . 
 
366 
 
 COUNTRIES : Salem to Scandinavia. 
 
 Salem directory, 1842, 46, 50,51, 53, 55, 57, 69, 64, 66, 
 v. 2-3, 5-9, 11. Salem, 1842-66. 16°. and 8°. 6736.15 
 Note.— v. 1, 1837 ; v. 4, 1849 ; v. 10, 1861, are wanting. 
 Wilson (E.B. ) The first centenary of the North church 
 
 and society, July 19, 1872 3157.21 
 
 See also Witchcraft, in general alphabet. 
 
 Salisbury, ( Vermont); 
 
 Weeks (J. M.) History of S. 1860. . . . 621.24 
 
 Salt Lake. See Utah. 
 
 Samaria. 
 
 Eddy(D.O.) Walter in Samaria. 1868-69. .1041.14 
 flS* See also Palestine (p. 355). 
 
 San Francisco. 
 
 Beauvoir (Marquis de). San Francisco : the conclusion 
 of a voyage round the world. 1872. . . 932.24 
 Gibbons (H.) Climate of San F. [In Sm. rep., 1854.] . . .3938.00 
 Mercantile Library Association. Catalogue. San Fran- 
 cisco, 1874. 8°. 2735.14 
 
 Smite (F., and others). Annals of San F. 1855. 595.15 
 See also Fortnightly rev., v. 1, 1865 (Life in San F.) 
 jW See works on California (p. 297) ; also Libraries, in 
 the general alphabet. 
 
 San Salvador. 
 
 Power <J.\ Description of. [In Royal geogr. soo. Journal, v. 28, 
 
 1868.] 903.31 
 
 Tempsky {&. F. von). Journey in, 1853-55. . 1154.14 
 j8S" See also Central America (p. 299). 
 
 Sandusky, (Ohio). 
 
 Butterfield (0. W.) Hist, account of the exped. against 
 Sandusky under Crawford, in 1782. 1873. 584.11 
 
 Sandwich or Hawaiian Islands. 
 
 Anderson (B.) Hawaiian Islands : under missionary 
 
 labors. 1866 1154.06 
 
 Baxley (W. S.) What I saw at the H. I. 1865. 1155.15 
 Bingliam (H. ) Eesidence of 21 years in the Sandwich 
 
 Islands. 1848 1154.04 
 
 Bliss (W.B.) Paradise in the Pacific. 1873. 1154.09 
 Oheever (3. T.) Life in the S. I. 1851. . . 1154.03 
 
 Clemens (S. L.) [In his Boughing it. 1872.] 1125.20 
 
 Hunnewell (J.F.) Bibliography of the Hawaiian Islands. 
 
 1869 2726.01 
 
 Liholiho (A.) Sandwich Island notes. By a Haole". 
 
 [anon.~\ 1854 1154.05 
 
 Mathison (<?. F.) Visit to the S. I. 1825. . .1164.11 
 Nordhqff (0.) Northern California, etc. 1874. 1125.25 
 Perkins (K T.) Namotu : adventures, etc. 1854. 1065.07 
 Staley (T.) On the geography and recent volcanic eruption of the 
 S. Islands. [In Royal geogr. soc. Journal, v. 38, 1838.] 904.02 
 Thomes (W. H.) Whaleman's adventures in the Sand- 
 wich Islands. 1872 261.10 
 
 Vincent (F., jr.) Through the tropics. 1876. 1011.10 
 See also New Englander, v. 13, 1855 ; Quar. rev., v. 112, 
 1862. Also Polynesia (p. 360) j and Voyages and Travels. 
 {Voyages round the world.) 
 
 Saracens. 
 
 Freeman (F.A.) History and conquests of the Saracens. 
 
 1856 547.15 
 
 Same. 1870 547.15 
 
 Condi (J. A.) History of the Arabs in Spain. From 
 
 the Spanish, by Mrs. Foster. 3 v. 1854-55. 553.01 
 
 Florian (J. P. 0. de). Hist, of the Moors of Spain. 984.01 
 
 History of the SaracenB, to 1258. [In Universal hist., v. 1-3.] 405.21 
 
 Marigny (A. de). Hist, of the Arabians, from Mahomet 
 
 to the death of the last Abassian caliph. [632- 
 
 1258.] From the French. 4 v. 1758. .547.20 
 
 Ockley (K) History of the Saracens ; Mohammed and 
 
 his successors. 1848 547.08 
 
 Price (X».) Chronological retrospect; or memoirs of 
 Mohammedan hist. , from the death of Mohammed 
 to the establishment of the Mogul empire in Hin- 
 
 dostan. 3 v. 1811-21 548.01 
 
 See also (in Biography) lives of Mohammed (p. 178) ■— 
 Mohammedanism (p. 100). 
 
 Saranacs, (New York State). 
 Street (A. B.) Woods and waters, etc. 1860. .1112.08 
 
 975.02 
 901.26 
 981.08 
 973.09 
 975.07 
 ; Quar. 
 Rome). 
 
 Saratoga. 
 Allen (R. L.) Analysis of the principal mineral fbun. 
 tains at Saratoga Springs. 3d ed. 1853. . 4328.04 
 Miller's guide to Saratoga Springs and vicinity. By T. 
 
 A. Eichards. 1869 1112.24 
 
 Sparkles from Saratoga. By Sophie Sparkle . [pseud.] 
 
 1873 1113.21 
 
 Stone (W.L.) Reminiscences of S. 1875. . 621.20 
 Wallace (E. 11. ) Descriptive guide, etc. . .1133.18 
 Webb (G. S.) Sea-weed and what we seed. — My vaca- 
 tion at Saratoga. 1876 2546.26 
 
 Sarawak. See Borneo. 
 Sardinia. 
 
 Fbrester (T.) Kambles in S. 1858 
 
 Gregory (&. de). Sardaigne. 1847. [TJnivers.] 
 
 Murray (J.) Handbook for S. 1868. . . . 
 
 St. John (B.) The Subalpine kingdom. 2 v. 
 
 Smyth (W. S.) Sketch of the present state of S. 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 52, 1855 (Kingdom of S 
 
 rev., v. 97, 1855 (England's relations with S. and 
 
 jOS- See also Piedmont (p. 358) ;— Italy (p. 336) :■ 
 
 Savannah. 
 
 Siege of Savannah, by the combined American and 
 French forces, under command of Gen. Lincoln 
 and the Count d'Estaing, in the autumn of 1779, 
 Albany, 1866. sm. 4°. 583.21 
 
 Savages. 
 
 Lubbock (Sir J.) Origin of civilization. 1870. 5813.23 
 
 — Prehistoric times. 1869 5813.22 
 
 See also Indians (p. 332) ; and, in general alphabet, Man. 
 (Anthropology ;— Ethnology ; — Prehistoric man.) 
 
 Savoy. 
 
 History of the house of Savoy, to 1762. [In Universal history, 
 V. 37] 406.30 
 
 See also North British review, v. 86, 1862 (The House of 
 Savoy) ; Westm. rev., v. 65, 1856 ; N. A. rev., v. 85, 1867. 
 
 DBf See also Piedmont (p. 358) ;— Sardinia, above. 
 
 Saxe-Coburg and Gotha. 
 
 Tauerschmidt (E. ) Prince Albert's ancestry : a brief 
 historical aocount of the dukedom and ducal house. 
 1840 542.13 
 
 Saxony. 
 
 Hawthorne (J.) Saxon studies. 1876. . . . 964.29 
 
 Repr. from Contemporary rev., v. 24-25, 1874. 
 Mayhew (S.) German life and manners in Saxony. 
 
 2v. 1864 965.15 
 
 Shoberl (F. ) Hist, account of the house of S. 1816. 542.09 
 Stanford (J. F. ) Kambles and researches in Thuringian 
 
 Saxony. 1842 965.08 
 
 Wraxall (N. W.) Memoirs of the court of Dresden, 
 
 1777-1779. 3ded. 2 v. 1806 546.17 
 
 Scandinavia. 
 
 1. Description and Travel. 
 Aunet (L.d'). Voyage d'unefemmeau Spitzberg. 1142.00 
 Brace (G.L.) The Norse Folk. 1857.. . . 991.04 
 Browne (J. R.) The land of Thor. 1867. . . 991.06 
 
 Chambers's Papers for the people, v. 7, 1851 2516.04 
 
 Mallet (P. H.) Northern antiquities. 1847. ; 542.08 
 Lloyd (L.) Scandinavian adventures. Sporting inci- 
 dents, natural history, etc. 2 v. 1854. . 995.01 
 Milner (T.) The Baltic, its gates, shores, and cities; 
 with a notice of the White Sea. 1854. . 992.26 
 See also Blackwood's mag., v. 89, 1856 ; North Brit, rev,, 
 v. 21, 1854. 
 
 2. History. 
 
 Crichton (A.) and Wheaton (H.) Scaudinavia, ancient 
 and modern. 2 v. Edinb., 1838. . . . 542.01 
 
 Same. 2 v. N. Y., 1846. 18°. . . . 542.06 
 
 Reviewed by W. Irving in his Spanish papers, v. 2, 186' 
 [2533.12.] . 
 
 Newman [J. H.) The Northmen and Norsemen in Englaud ana 
 Ireland. [In his Hist. Sketches, v. 1.] 3581.07 
 
 Ottt (E G.) Scandinavian history. 1874. . 542.15 
 
 Royal society of Northern antiquaries. Eeport ad- 
 dressed to its British and American members. 
 1836 543.12 
 
 — Memoires, 1840-44 543." 
 
 — Bulletin, 1843-45 543.12 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving tho AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
COUNTRIES: Scandinavia lo Scotland. 
 
 367 
 
 Wheaton (ff.) Histoire des peuples du Nord, ou des 
 Danois et des Normands. Trad, de l'Anglais. par 
 P.GuiUot. 1844 543.05 
 
 See also Gentleman's mag., July, Aug., 1866 (Scandinavian 
 ancestors of the Normans, by J. Hannay) ; Nat. qu. rev., 
 v. 7, 1863 ; North Brit, rev., v. 39, 1863 (Harold Hardrada 
 and Magnus the good) : Westm. rev., v. 66, 1856. 
 
 4®* See also, in this class, Denmark ;— Norway ; — Swe- 
 den ;— Iceland. Also, in the general alphabet, Literature 
 {Icelandic or Norse) ;— Mythology. 
 
 Scarborough, {Maine). 
 
 Stmthgate (W. 8.) History of S., 1633 to 1783. [In Maine hist. soo. 
 coll., v. 3.] 602.03 
 
 Schleswig-Holstein. 
 
 Lain/j (S.) Denmark, Sleswick, and Holstein, in 1851. 
 
 1852 965.01 
 
 MXler (Max). Language and poetry of. [In his Chips, etc., v. 3.] 
 Scott (C. H.) The Danes and the Swedes : visit to. 
 
 1856 997.13 
 
 See also Blackwood's mag., v. 95. 1861 (Letters from) ; 
 
 Quar. rev., v. 115, 1864 (Danish duchies) ; Westm. rev., v. 
 
 84, 1865 (Doctrine of nationalities and Sohleswig-Holstein). 
 
 Schuylkill Valley. 
 See Lippincott's mag., v. 13, 1874. 
 
 Scilly Islands. 
 
 Heath (R.) "Account of the S. I. [Pinkerton, v. 2.] . . 926.02 
 North (J.W.) A week in the isles of Scilly. 1850. 955. 15 
 Spender (E.) Fjord, Isle, and Tor. 1870. . . 954.24 
 See also Blackwood's mag., Aug. 1873. 
 
 Scinde. 
 
 0utram(J.) The conquest of S. 2 v. 1846. . 1035.19 
 See also Blackwood's mag., v. 83, 1858 (Ancient stories 
 from Sind) ; also works on India (p. 330). 
 
 Scio. 
 
 Hughes (T. S.) An address to the people of England 
 on the late massacres in Scio. 1822. . 5721.05 
 US' See also (p. 328) histories of the Greek war of Inde- 
 pendence. 
 
 Scotland. 
 
 1. History. 
 
 Bowes (R.) Correspondence [as] ambassador of queen 
 Elizabeth in the court of Scotland. [1577-83. Sur- 
 tees soc, v. 14, 1842.] 5116.18 
 
 Bucluinan (<?.) History of Scotland [To 1569.] 2 v. 
 1722 496.20 
 
 Buckle (E.T.) History of civilization in England, v. 2. 
 
 1861 475.08 
 
 Note.— Mainly devoted to an explanation of the paradox 
 that ' the same people have been long liberal in politics, and 
 illiberal in religion ;' with an elaborate analysis of the 
 Scotch intellect. 
 
 For antagonistic views see Macmillan's mag., July, Aug., 
 Sept., J861 (3 art. by D. Masson) ; N. Brit, rev., v. 35. 1861 ; 
 aud Froude's lecture on the influence of the reformation 
 on the Scotch character, in his Short studies [2525.07J. 
 
 Burton (J. H. ) History of Scotland from Agricola's in- 
 vasion to 108i. 6 v. 1867 495.20 
 
 Reviewed in Blackwood, v. 101, 1867 ; Brit. qu. rev., Apl., 
 1874 ; Ed. rev., v. 126, 1867 ; v. 134, 1871. 
 
 — History of Scotland, 1639-1748. 2 v. 1853. 496.23 
 
 Reviewed in Blackwood, v. 74, 1853; Ed. rev., v. 100; 
 Fraser's mag., v. 48, 1853. 
 
 — Narratives from criminal trials in Scotland. 2 v. 
 
 1852 5611.03 
 
 — The Scot abroad. 2 v. 1864 492.15 
 
 Note.— An account of the relations of Scotland and Scots- 
 men with France and other countries from early times. 
 Chambers (R.) Domestic annals of Scotland, from the 
 reformation. 3 v. 1858 496.04 
 
 v. 1-2. Seformatiou to Revolution v. 3 to 1745. 
 
 Reviewed in Fraser s mag. v 69 1859 N. Brit, rev., v. 
 38, 1863 ; Westm rev., v. 70, 1858. 
 
 — Hist, of the rebellions in Scotland. 1638-1660. 2 v. 
 
 1828 491.01 
 
 -- Hist, of the rebellion of 1745-6 5023.13 
 
 Gordon (J". F. S. ) Ecclesiastical chronicle for Scotland. 
 
 v. 1-4. 1867 498.02 
 
 Contents, v. 1-2. Scotichronicon ; comprising bp. Keith's 
 Catalogue of Scottish bishops, enlarged ; with Reeves' and 
 Goodall's treatises ou the Culdees. 
 
 v. 3. Monasticon : an account (based ou Spottiswoode's) 
 of all the abbeys, priories, collegiate churches, and hospi- 
 tals in Scotland at the Reformation. 
 
 v. i. Journal and appendix to Scotichronicon and Mo- 
 nasticon ; Roman catholic mission in Scotland after the 
 Reformation. Vioars apostolic of Scotland. Memorabilia 
 
 and obituaries of missioners to Scotland, and members of 
 the Society of Jesus. 
 Kerr (li.) History of Scotland during the reign of Rob- 
 ert the Bruce. 2 v. 1811 485.07 
 
 Kinloch (M. O. J.) History of &, chiefly ecclesiastical. 
 
 _ . 187i 485.13 
 
 Lamg {M.) History of S. from the accession of James 
 VI. to the throne of England [1603], to the union 
 
 of the kingdoms [1755] 485.01 
 
 Macarthur (M.) History of S. Ed. by E. A. Freeman. 
 
 „ 1874 491.12 
 
 Robertson (E. W.) Scotland under her early kings. 2 v. 
 
 ■ ]862 - ; 482.15 
 
 Bobertson { W. ) History of S. during the reigns of qu. 
 Mary and James VI. With a review of Scottish 
 
 history previous. 2 v. 1787 49G 01 
 
 Scott (W.) History of S. [To 1603.] 2 v. 1830. 496.17 
 — Tales of a grandfather. Scottish hist. 3 v. Boston, 
 
 1853. 12° 472.O6 
 
 Same. [In his Works, v. 6. New York, 1833. 8°.] 6065.18 
 
 Same. [In his Works, v. 9. Now York, 1833. 8'.] 6065.09 
 
 bimpson (h\) Abridgment of the history of S., from 
 
 Bobertson, Stuart, etc. 1793 491.08 
 
 Strickland {A.) Lives of the queens of S. 8 v. 3256.06 
 v. 1. Margaret Tudor, queen of James IV., 6. 1489, d. 1541. 
 Magdalene, queen of James V., b. 1520, d. 1637. 
 
 v. 1-2. Mary of Lorraine, queen of James V., b. 15J5, d. 
 1561. Margaret Douglas, countess of Lennox, b. 1516, d. 1577. 
 3-7. Mary Stuart, queen of Scots, 6. 1542, d. 1687. 
 Tracts illustrative of the traditionary and historical 
 antiquities of S. Edin., 18;JG. 8°. . . . 496.03 
 Contents: Hay's Vindication of E. More (queen of Robert 
 II.), 1723. Gordou's DiBBertation concerning the marriage 
 of Robert II. with E. More, 1759. Waddcl's Remarks on 
 Innes' Critical essay on the Ancient inhabitants of Scotland, 
 1733. Cunningham's Essay upon the inscription on Mac- 
 duff's crosse in Fyfe, 1678. Memoirs relating to the restora- 
 tion of king James I. of Scotland, 1716. A. Taitt's Roman 
 account of Britain and Ireland, in anBwer to limes, 1711. 
 Lord Ruthven's Relation of the death of David Rizzi, 1(,99. 
 Johnston's Historie of Scotland during the minority of 
 king James VI., 1646. True accompte of the baptism of 
 prince Henry Frederick, sou of king James VI., 1594. 
 Tytler(P.F.) History of S. 1249-1603. 9 v. "192.20 
 Wilson (D.) Prehistoric annals of S. 2 v. 1863. 49J.20 
 Wright (T.) Hislory of S. to [about 1750]. 2 v. 498.00 
 ,8®- See also Biography (Scottish, p. 115) ; and (in Bio- 
 graphy; Individual) lives of Wallace (Sir Wm.) ; — Robert 
 I. Bruce ;— James I.;— Knox (John);— Mart, queen of Scots; 
 James VI.; — Stuabts ; — Montrose ; — Claverhotjse. 
 Also Biblical and eccl. literature (Scotland, p. 103). 
 Note. — For history of Scotland in connection with that of 
 England see various headings under England (p. 307,e/c.) Of 
 the above list Macarthw's is a handy and well recommend- 
 ed compendium. Scott's Tales of a grandfather is a series 
 of graphic and lively historical pictures, much more popu- 
 lar than his more systematic History. Of a more elaborate 
 character are the works of Tyller, Wright, and Burton, the 
 latter bearing a high reputation for original research and 
 critical ability. It is especially full on the early periods. 
 Au article in the Quar. rev. for July, 1873, reviews the early 
 Celtic or Pictish histoty of Scotland, apropos of W. F. 
 Skene's labors as editor of the Chronicles of the Plots, Chron- 
 icles of the Scots, the chronicles of Fordun, Wynloun, etc. 
 For further suggestions readers are referred to a more dis- 
 cursive Note on p. 214 ot the Boston public library Rox- 
 bury branch catalogue [2716. 18J. 
 
 Ou Scottish character see essays in Blackwood, v. 87, 1860; 
 V. 90; 1861 ; Fraser's mag., v. 54, 1856 ; v. 79, 1869, or Lit- 
 tell, 1869, v. 2 North Brit, rev., v. 33, 1860 ; Qu. rev., v. 110, 
 1861 : the Reminiscences of Ramsay [954.19] ; the Autobio- 
 graphy ot Alex. Carlyle [3033.04] ; and the Life and time* of 
 Thos. Somerville [3136.32] For illustrative fiction see (in 
 Fiction) certain novels of Galt, Sir Walter Scott, Mrs. Ol- 
 iphant, Mrs. Muloch Craik, George Macdonald, and oth- 
 ers ; but for references of this kind in detail see the Boston 
 public library chronological index to hist, fiction [2736.13]; 
 and for indications of the time, the place, and the person- 
 ages of such of Scout's novels aud poems as relate to Scot- 
 laud, see p. 215 of the Roxbury branch catalogue of the 
 same institution [2716.18]. 
 
 2. Travels and Description, Antiquities, etc. 
 
 Abbott (J.) Summer in S. 1851 954.14 
 
 Beattie ( W. ) 'Scotland illustrated : views by T. Allom, 
 
 "W. H. Bartlett and T. McCulloch. 1838. 956.05 
 Beauties of Scotland. A full account of each county. 
 
 5 v. 1805-08 952a.ll 
 
 Bede (0.) Holiday rambles in the land of Scott. 
 
 1863 955.22 
 
 Billings (R. W. ) *Baronial and ecclesiastical antiquities 
 
 of S. Illustrated. 4 v. 1852 95 1.09 
 
 Brand (J.) "Description of the Orkueys, Shetland, Pightland 
 
 Firth, aud Caithness. [In Pinkerton, v. 3.] . . 920.03 
 
 In aBkiug for books, use the " Book Orders," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, aud the NUMBER. 
 
368 
 
 COUNTRIES : Scotland to Siberia. 
 
 Scotland : Travels and Description, continued, 
 Bremner (D.) Industries of S. 1869. . . . 3931.09 
 Carr {Sir J.) Caledonian sketches in 1807. . 954.11 
 Dibdin (T. F.) 'Bibliographical, antiquarian, and pic- 
 turesque tour in S. 2v 2745.09 
 
 Chambers (R. ) Popular rhymes, fireside stories, and 
 
 amusements of Scotland. 1842. . . . 1632.07 
 
 Fraser (J.) Humorous chap-books of Scotland. Pts. 1-2. 
 
 1873 2721.19 
 
 Oalton IF.) Vacation tourists, 1860 (Gossip on a Sutherland hill- 
 side) 925.11 
 
 Gonzales (if.) "Voyage to England and S., 1730. [In Finkerton, 
 
 v. 2 ] . . . 926.02 
 
 Grose (P.) Antiquities of Scotland. 2 v. 1797.478.11 
 Hamerton (P. G.) A painter's camp. 1867. . 953.22 
 Herron (R.) Journey through the west of S. 2 v. 
 
 1779 954.21 
 
 Hunnewell (J. F.) The land of Scott. 1871. . 952.25 
 Imperial gazetteer of Scotland ; or, dictionary of Scot- 
 tish topogr. Ed. by J.M. Wilson. 2 v. 1848. 956.14 
 Kohl (J. G. ) England, Wales, and S. 1844. 955.04 
 Tackhart (J. G.) Peter's letters to his kinsfolk. 2534.17 
 Merle d'Aubignt (J. E. ) Scotland ; or, recollections of 
 
 a Swiss minister. 1848 966.09 
 
 Miller (Hugh). Cruise of the Betsey ; with Rambles of 
 
 a geologist. 1858 4111.23 
 
 — Scenes and legends of S. 1852 954.20 
 
 Murray (J.) Handbook for S. 1868. . . . 951.04 
 New statistical account of S. By the ministers of the 
 respective parishes. 15 v. Edin., 1845. 8°. 457.11 
 Contents : 1. 1. LiBt of parishes. Edinburgh. 2. Linlith- 
 gow. Haddington. Berwick. 3. Roxburgh. Peebles. Selkirk. 
 4. Dumfries. Kirkcudbright. Wigton. 5. Ayr. Bute. 6. 
 Lanark. 7. Renfrew. Argyle. 8. Dunbarton. Stirling. 
 Clackmannan. 9. Fife. Kinross. 10. Perth. 11. Forfar. 
 Kinkardine. 12. Aberdeen. 13. Banff. Elgin. Nairn. 
 14. Inverness. Ross. Cromarty. 15. Sutherland. Caithness. 
 Orkney. Shetland. General index. 
 rennant (T.) Tour in S., 1769. [In Finkerton, v. 3.] . . 926.03 
 Pilgrimage to the land of Burns : containing anecdotes 
 of the bard, lanon.} 1822. .... 953.28 
 Ramsay (E. B.) Reminiscences of Scottish life and 
 
 character. 1861 954.19 
 
 Scott (W.) *Border antiquities. 2 v. 1814-1817. 956.17 
 Sltoberl (F.) World in miniature. 4 v. . . 6631.11 
 Sinclair ( C. ) Scotland and the Scotch ; or, the western 
 
 circuit. 1840 951.27 
 
 Sinclair {Sir J.) General report of Scotland. Statistical tables. 
 
 1817. {In Pamphleteer, v. 10.] 6058.10 
 
 Taylor (K) The Brsemar Highlands : their tales , tra- 
 ditions, and history. 1869 951.17 
 
 Teignmouth {Lord). Sketches of the coasts and is- 
 lands of S. 2v. 1836 952.23 
 
 Tourist's picturesque guide to Glasgow and the Clyde. 
 
 1872 951.32 
 
 Tourist's picturesque guide to Inverness and neighbor- 
 hood. With excursions to Skye, etc. [1872.] 951.32 
 Victoria, {queen of England). Journal of our life in thb 
 
 Highlands. 1868 3174.17 
 
 Wordsworth. {D.) Recoil of a tour in S. , 1803. 955.24 
 See also, in this class, Hebrides ;— Orkneys ;— Shetland. 
 
 3. Scottish Highlands and Clans. 
 
 Browne (J. ) Hist, of the Highlands and of the High- 
 laud clans. 4v. 1857 496.11 
 
 Buchanan (J. L.) Defense of the Scots Highlanders ; 
 with account of the Picts, Scots, Frugal, Ossian, 
 etc 1794 485.12 
 
 Grant {Mrs. Anne). Essay on the superstitions of the 
 Highlanders. 1813. ....... 3816.33 
 
 Grant (J.) Thoughts on the origin and descent of the 
 Gael ; with an account of the Picts, Caledonians, 
 and Scots ; and observations relative to tlie au- 
 thenticity of the poems of Ossian. 1814. 466.21 
 
 Johnston {T. B.) and Robertson (J. A.) Hist, geography 
 of the clans. 1872 498.08 
 
 Logan (J. ) The Scottish Gael ; or Celtic manners, as 
 preserved among the H. 2 v. 1831. . . 466.19 
 
 Mclan {R. R.) 'Clans of the Scottish highlands : their 
 dress, tartans, arms, armorial insignia, and social 
 occupations. With description by J. Logan. 2 v. 
 1857 6627.01 
 
 Stewart (W.G.) Popular amusements and superstitions 
 of the Highlanders. 1823 3816.10 
 
 Towry {MH.) Clanship and the clans of S. .1870. 491 o 
 See also Blackwood's mag., v. 90, 1861 (3 days in the lliot 
 lands); Ed. rev., v. 106, 1857 (The Highlauds, men sheer 
 and deer) ; North Brit, rev., v. 39, 1863 (West Highlands' 
 v. 40, 1864 (Kilmahoe, by J. 0. Shairp ) ; Statistical societ 
 of London. Journal, v. 28, 1865 (Economic condition i 
 the Highlands, by L. Levi). ° 
 
 «®- For other topics relating to Scotland see Laneuaei 
 {Scottish) ;— Poetry {Scottish) ;— England {various headim 
 p. 307). " 
 
 Seekonk, (Mass.) 
 
 Bliss (L., jr.) History of S 611.1S 
 
 Selborne. 
 White (J.) Natural history of S. 1842. . . 4721.0E 
 
 Senegambia. 
 Tardieu (A.) Senegambie, etc. 1847. [Uuivers.] 902.30 
 Servia. 
 
 Greive ( W. T.) Church and people of S. [In Galton (F.) Vacation 
 
 tourists, 1862-63.] . 925il3 
 
 Latham (R. G.) Nationalities of Europe, v. 2, 1862. . .' 44518 
 Ranke (L.) History of S. [To 1843.] . . . 554,18 
 See also Fraser's mag., Sept., 1872 (by Major Dwye'r) • 
 Quar. rev., v. 117, 1865 ; Brit. qvi. rev , Jan., 1876. 
 
 US' Also in the general alphabet. Poetry (Servian) ; and 
 in this class, travels in Turkey. 
 
 Seven Years' War, 1756-63. 
 
 FrederickIL of Prussia. Hist, of the. [In his Works, v. 2-3.] 5041.04 
 Note. — The history of this war is most fully told in Car- 
 lyle's History of Frederick II. But see also histories of 
 Prussia (p. 360) ; Austria (p. 293) ; and Europe (p. 317). 
 
 Shetland. 
 
 Sinclair (C.) Shetland and the Shetlanders. 1810. 951.18 
 ,8®- See also Scotland. 
 
 Shrewsbury, (Mass.) 
 
 Ward (A. H.) History of S. 1847 612.10 
 
 Shropshire. 
 
 Beauties of England, v. 13, pt. 1 [v. 18], by J. Nightingale. 982a.02 
 Eyton(R. W.) Antiquities of S. 12 v. in 6.1854-60. 486.08 
 
 Siam. 
 
 Bacon (G. B.) Siam as it was and is. 1873. .1025.22 
 Beauvoir (£., comte de). Voyage, etc., v. 2. 1870. . . . 932.27 
 Bowring(J.) Kingdom and people of S. 1857. 1025.07 
 
 Chambers's Papers for the people, v. 10, 1851 2516.05 
 
 Gander ( J.) Modern traveller, v. 11. 1826. . 911.11 
 Corner (J.) China, Siam, etc. 1853. . . .1022.09 
 Leonowens (A. H.) English governess at the Siamese 
 
 court. 1.570 1025.19 
 
 — Romance of the harem 1025.21 
 
 Mouhot(H.) Travels in Indo-China, etc. 2 v. 1858- 
 
 1860 1026.20 
 
 Ruschenberger I W. S. W.) Embassy to S , 1835-37. [In his Voyages, 
 
 etc. 1838.] 914.26 
 
 Turpin {F. R.) *History of S. [In Finkerton, v. 9.] . . 926.09 
 
 Wood(W. W.) Siam. [In his Fankwei, etc. 1859.] . . .1022.08 
 
 See also Fortnightly rev., v. 2, 1865 (Personal recoil, of S., 
 
 by Sir J. Bowring) ; Fraser's mag., v. 60, 1854 ; v. 55, 1857. 
 
 Siberia. 
 
 Atkinson (T. W.) Oriental and western S. 1858. 1024.01 
 Bush (R.J.) Reindeer, dog, aud snow-shoes. 1867. 1024.17 
 
 Chambers's Papers for the people, v. 10, 1851 2616.05 
 
 Coxe ( W. ) Russian discoveries, etc. Conquest of Siberia. 
 
 3ded. 1787 995 4? 
 
 Ei-man (A.) Travels in S. 2 v. 1850. . . .1024.11 
 llerlzen {A.) My exile in S. 2 v. 1855. . . . 1024.05 
 Humboldt (F. U. A. von). Travels and researches. Con- 
 densed by W. Macgillivray. 1853. . . . llj&Oo 
 
 Same. Edinb., 1836 1164.0° 
 
 Kennan(G.) Teut life in S., etc. 1870. . .1024.14 
 Knox ( T. W.) Oveiland through Asia. 1870. _ 1024.10 
 Michie.(A. » Siberian overland route from Peking to M. 
 
 Petersburgh. [1863.] \W**\ S 
 
 PLstrowski {A.) My escape from S. 1863.. • . 10 '1 ,<? 
 Pumvdltj IR.) Siberia. [In his Across America and Asra, en. ^ 
 
 io™ i iiio.ya 
 
 WUloughby (Sir's.) Voyage's to the northern parts of Siberia, 
 
 1653. [In Finkerton. v. 1.] • ',J*Z,Z 
 
 See also Ed. rev., v. 101, 1856 ; v. 132, 1870 ; Fortnightly 
 reif.. May, 1874 (by A. W. Dilke). 
 IS" See also Arctic Begions ;— Amoor River. 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
COUNTRIES : siofly to Spain. 
 
 369 
 
 Sicily. 
 
 Amari (M. ) Hist, of the war of the Sicilian vespers. 
 Ed. by the earl of Ellesmere. 3 v. 1850. 533.19 
 Beviewed in Eraser's mag., v. 48, 1853. 
 Bartleit (W. B.) Pictures from S. 1809. . . 971.23 
 
 Browne (J. JR.) Yusef, etc. 1865 1043.03 
 
 Brydone (P.) A tonr through S. in [1770]. 1813. 981.13 
 Butler (J., marquis of Ormonde). An autumn in Sicily. 
 
 1850 975.14 
 
 Duff(M.E. G.) [/» Oxford essays, 1857.]' 2538.21 
 
 Evans (G. W. D.) The classic and connoisseur in Italy 
 
 andS. 3v. 1835 974.20 
 
 Gould {W. M.) Zephyrs from Italy and S. 1852. 972.1G 
 
 Grcte (O.) History of Greece, v. 3-12. [See Index, in v. 12.] 424.16 
 
 Note.— The struggle of the Greeks and their rivals for 
 
 supremacy in Sicily, 735-287 b.o., is very fully related. 
 
 Eoare (Sir B. C.) Classical tour through Italy and S. 
 
 2v. 1819. 974.23 
 
 Knight (H. 0.) The Normans in S. 183G. . . 1313.28 
 La Salle (A. E. G. de). Sicile. 18:35. [TJnivers.] 902.17 
 Lloyd (W. W.) History of S. to the Athenian war, b.c. 
 
 452. 1872 435.28 
 
 Murray (J.) Handbook for S. [By, G. Dennis.] 981.00 
 
 Simond{L.) Tour in S. 1*28 974.04 
 
 Spallamani (L.) Travels in the Two Sicilies, 1788. [In Pinker- 
 ton, v. 6] 926.05 
 
 Tuckerman [K T.) Sicily : a pilgrimage. 1852. 972.07 
 Unprotected females in S. [anon.] 18S9. . . 972.19 
 £« a(so Atlantic monthly, v. 6. 1860 (Journey in S.) ; Ed. 
 rev., v. 116, 1862 (The Mussulman in S.) ; Fortnightly rev., 
 v. 17, 1872 (S., by J. W. probyn) : North Brit, rev., v. 33, 
 1860 (The Sicilian game, »'. e. politics! ; Westm. rev., v. 73, 
 1860, or Littell, 1860, v. 3 (S. as it was and is) ; v. 76, 1861 
 (The Sicilian rev.) 
 
 In Fiction see Alflo Balzani, diary of a proscribed Sici- 
 lian. 1861. [121.09.] 
 
 Sierra Nevada Mountains, 
 
 Kmg(C.) Mountaineering in the S. N. 1872. 1124.22 
 See also California (p. 297), and the TJ. S. explorations foi 
 a B. B. route to the Pacific, v. 6 (Abbot's Report), and 
 v. 6 (Williamson's Beport). 
 
 Sinai. 
 
 Bonar(H.) Desert of S. 1857 1042.04 
 
 Hogg (J.) Lepsius's Mount Sinai. [In Royal soo. of lit. Trans., 
 
 v. 8.] 6066.11 
 
 Holland (F. W.) On the peninsula of S. [In Eoyal geogr. soc. 
 
 Journal, V. 38, 1838.] 904,02 
 
 — Explorations of the peninsula of S. [In Wilson and Warren's 
 
 Becovery of Jerusalem. 1871.] 1044.12 
 
 'Journey from Cairo to Mount Sinai, 1722. [In Finkerton's Voy- 
 ages, v. 10.] 926.10 
 
 Lepsius (R.) Letters from the peninsula of Sioai. 
 
 1853 1082.08 
 
 Olin (S.) Travels in A. Petreea, v. 1, 1851 1043.01 
 
 Palmer (EH.) Desert of the Exodus. 2 v. 1871. 1044.15 
 Bandall (B.A.) Handwriting of God in S. 1869. 1054.15 
 Ritter(0.) Comp. geogr. of Palestine, v. 1, 1866. . .1054.19 
 
 Robinson (E.) Biblical researches, v. 2, 1838. . . . 1055.04 
 
 Stanley (A. P.) S. and Palestine. 1863. . .1055,09 
 Stephens (J. L.) Incidents of travel in A. Petrrea, etc. 
 
 2 v. 1853 10S2.20 
 
 Tyrwhitt (R. St. J.) Sinai. [In Galton. Vacation tourists, 1862-3.] 
 f&- See also entries under Palestine (p. 365). 
 Note.— For maps of Sinai see Smith's Ancient Atlas. 
 
 Singapore. 
 
 Davidson (G. F.) Trade and travel in the far east. 
 
 1846 1062.11 
 
 Earl (<?. W.) Eastern seas, 1832-34 1064.19 
 
 Wilkes (C.) Visit to S., 1840-41. [In his Explor. exped, y. 5.] 
 «3- See also Malacca (Straits </). 
 
 Sioux. See Indians (p. 333). 
 
 Skye. 
 
 Smith (A.) Summer in S. 1865 953.13 
 
 Set also Hebrides. Also Blackwood's mag., v. 85, 1869 
 (How we went to Skye) ; v. 92, 1862 (A Skye-lark). 
 
 Slavonic Races. 
 OaUon (F.) Vacation tourists, 1860 (Slavonic races, by B.D.) 925.11 
 Krasinski (V.) Religions history, etc. 1851. 3433.10 
 Robert (P.) Le monde greco-slave. [In Bevne d. denx mondes, 
 
 1842-46.]— Slave provinces of Turkey 654.18 
 
 See also Russia ;— Austria ;— Turkey ;— Bosnia:— Dalma- 
 tia ; — Herzegovina ; — Montenegro ; — Roumania ; — Servia. 
 
 Sleswig-Holstein. See Schleswig-Holstein. 
 
 Society Islands. 
 
 Mis (W.) Polynesian researches. 4 v. 2d ed. 
 
 1848 1061 10 
 
 Perkins (-E 2*.) Na rnotu ; or, reef-rovings. 1854. 1065!o7 
 South Sea bubbles. By the earl and the doctor, [anon.-] 
 
 See also Tahiti ;-Polynesia. ' ,llt, * uo 
 
 Socotra (Islaiui of). 
 
 Welsted (J R.) Tour, etc. [In his Travels, etc., v. 2, 1840 1 1044 05 
 
 "~ i«°i 7 ° n the i8land - [In E °i ral eaogr- soc! Journal, v. 6 
 1S3B -J 903.08 
 
 Somersetshire, (England). 
 Beauties of England, v. 13, pt. 1 [18], by J. Nightin- 
 gale 9°2a02 
 
 Murray (J. ) Handbook for S. 1859. . . . ' 953.'l7 
 
 South America. See America (South, p. 289). 
 See also Levy's South American business directory, 1874* 1166.12 
 
 South Carolina. 
 
 Carroll (B. R.) Historical collections of S. C. to 1776 
 
 „ 2v. 1836. . 625 . 2 
 
 Drayton (J.) Memoirs of the Amer. rev., as relating 
 
 to S. 0. 1821 . 583.23 
 
 Gibbes (R. W.) Doc. hist, of the American revolution • 
 
 chiefly in S.O., 1764-82. 3v 625 05 
 
 Gregg (A.) Hist, of the Old Cheraws, 1730-1810. 625.04 
 Hewitt (A.) Hist, account of the rise and progress of 
 
 the colony, [anon.] 2 v. 1779. . . . 625.09 
 Locke (J.) Fundamental constitutions of Carolina. [In his Works 
 
 at T-' 10 '1 I,. 6052.10 
 
 Narrative of the proceedings of the people in, 1719. [in Force 
 Tracts, v. 2.] 577.09 
 
 New and accurate account of the provinces of 8. O. and Georgia, 
 1733. [In Georgia hist. soc. Collections. 1840.] . 622.01 
 
 Pike (J. S. ) The prostrate state : S. C. under negro 
 government. 1874 1132.18 
 
 Purry (J. P.) Description of the province of 0., in 1731. [In 
 Force. Tracts, v. 2.] 577 09 
 
 Simms (W. G.) Geography of S. 0. 1843. . 625.10 
 
 — History of S. O. to [I860]. ' 625.11 
 
 Nullification Question. 
 
 McDuffie (G.) Speech at a public dinner, Charleston, 
 S. 0., May 19, 1831 5093.10. 
 
 Report of the select committee of the state senate, on 
 the 3d day of December, 1830. A bill concern- 
 ing convention [to take into consideration certain 
 acts and laws of the government of the U. S. With 
 
 speeches, p. 3-204, n. t. p.] 5093.09 
 
 See also on the question of nullification, United States. 
 (Constitution.) 
 
 Southern Atlantic Ocean. 
 
 Webster (W. H. B.) Voyage to the Southern Atlantio 
 ocean, 1828-30. 2v. 1834 1065.05 
 
 South Seas. See Eastern Archipelago ;- 
 Oceanica. 
 
 Spain. 
 
 Polynesia ; — 
 
 1. History. 
 
 Abbott (J.S.C.) Romanoe of Spanish hist. 1869. 653.14 
 
 Abrlgi chronologique de l'histoire d'Espagne. 2 v. 
 1765 551.02 
 
 Adams (J.) History of S. [anon.] 3 v. 1793. 553.24 
 
 Brantorm (P. de\B., seigneur de). Spanish rhodomon- 
 tades. 1744. 652.17 
 
 Buckle (H.T.) History of civilization, v. 2, 1861. 475.09 
 
 Callcott (M., lady). History of Spain. [To 1823.] 2 v. 
 1840 553.09 
 
 Chateaubriand (K R. de). The Congress of Verona. 
 1822. 2 v. 1838 453.10 
 
 Churton (E.) Gongora : an historical and critical eseay 
 on the times of Philip HI. and IV. of Spain. [1561- 
 1627.] 5 v. 1S62 3067.05 
 
 Coxe ( W.) Memoirs of the kings of S. of the house of 
 Bourbon, from the accession of Philip V. to the 
 death of Charles HX 1700-1788. 2d ed. 5 v. 
 1815 653.15 
 
 Dunham (8. A.) History of S. [To 1750.] 6 v. Lon- 
 don, 1832 552.02 
 
 Same. 5 t. N. T., 1854 552.07 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUM11EB. 
 
370 
 
 COUNTRIES : Spain. 
 
 Dunlop (J.) Spain during the reigns of Philip IV.' and 
 Charles II. 1621-1700. 2v 553.12 
 
 Estrada (A. F.) Defence of the Cortes. To Ferdinand VII [Pam- 
 phleteer, v. 14.) 5058.14 
 
 History of Spaiu, to 1713 [In Universal hist., v. 19-21. . 406.12 
 
 Malvezzi (A T . di). Chiefe events of the monarchic of 
 Spaine. Tr. by R. Gentilis. 1047. . . 551.01 
 
 Robertson (J. B.) History of Spain in the 18th century. [In his 
 
 Lectures, etc.] 2541.29 
 
 See also Dublin univ. mag., v. 80, 1875 (Spanish rulers 
 and writors, by Victoriano Carrias) ; Nat. qu. rev., v. 3, 
 1861 (Political lit. of Spain); Fortn. rev., v. 18, 1872 (War of 
 the Comunidades, or Spanish Commons, against Charles V. 
 1521) ; Ed. rev., v. 129. 1869, and Nat. rev., v. 14, 1862 
 (Court of Charles II., 1678-82). 
 
 4)®= See also (in Biography) lives of Pedro the cruel ; — 
 Ferdinand III. ;— Ferdinand and Isabella ;— Charles I. 
 [V. of Germany] ;— Charles II.;— Philip II.;— Philip III.; 
 —Philip IV. ;— Carlos (Don) ;— Isabella II. 
 
 Also Biblical and eccl. lit. (Reformation : Spain, p. 99 ; 
 — Inquisition, p. 89). 
 
 Moorish Dominion in Spain, a.d. 710-1493. 
 Condi (J. A.) History of the Arabs in Spain. Tr. by 
 
 Mrs. Foster. 1854-55 553.01 
 
 Florian (J. P. 0. de). History of the Moors of Spaiu. 
 
 Prom the French. 1852 984.01 
 
 Irving (W.) Legends of the conquest of Spain. [In his Spanish 
 
 papers, v. 1.] 2533.11 
 
 Southey (R.) Chronicle of the Cid. 1808. . 558.17 
 ' See also Granada (p. 326) ;— Saracens (p. 366). 
 
 War of the Succession, 1700-14. 
 Com (Wm.) Memoirs of the kings of Spain, 1700-88. 
 
 v. 1-2 553.15 
 
 Dunlop (J.) Memoirs of Spain, etc. v. 2. . . »53.12 
 
 Maeaulay (T. B.) Essays, v. 3, p. 75-143. 1859 2536.18 
 
 Stanhope (P. H., 5th earl, formerly lord Mahon). Hist, 
 of the war of the succession in Spaiu. [1700-14.] 
 2ded. 1836 553.27 
 
 Peninsular War, 1807-14. 
 Brougham (3., lord). [In his Contributions to the Ed. rev., v. 2, 
 p. 187-347. 1856.] 2517.07 
 
 Gleig (<?. R.) The subaltern. 1855. . . . 552.14 
 
 Jones (J. T. ) Journals of sieges carried on by the army 
 under the duke of Wellington in Spain, 1811-1814. 
 3ded. 3v. 1846 553.21 
 
 Larpent (F. S.) Private journal during the peninsular 
 
 war from 1812 3097.11 
 
 Reviewed in Blackwood, v. 78, 1853 ; Ed. rev., v. 98 ; 
 North Brit, rev., v. 19, 1853. 
 
 Napier (W.F. P.) History of the war in the peninsula 
 and in the south of France. [1807-14.] New York, 
 1851. 8° 547.01 
 
 Same. 5 v. New York, 1856. 12°. . . 553.04 
 
 Note. — Unsurpassed as a brilliant military history. 
 
 Sherer(M.) Recoil, of the peninsula, [1809-13]. 985.07 
 
 Vane-Stewart ( U. W. ) Story of the peninsular war. 552.01 
 See also Quar. rev., v .92, 1853 (Review of Maurel's his- 
 tory) ; Temple Bar, v. 44, 1875 (Napier and the peninsular 
 war). In Fiction see Maxwell's Bivouac [231.43], 
 
 Spanish History and Politics, 1820-75. 
 
 Alison (A.) The Carlist struggle, 1820. [In his Essays.] 2517.02 
 
 Bollaerl { W. ) Wars of succession of Portugal and Spain, 
 
 from 1826 to 1840 ; with resume of the political 
 
 history to the present time. 2 v. 1870. 553.30 
 
 Discourse read in the Cortes. Constitution of 1812. 1823. [In 
 
 Pamphleteer, v. 22.] 5058 22 
 
 Mazade (G. de). Les revolutions de l'Espagne con- 
 temporaine : 1854-1868 552.15 
 
 Toreno (Count). Principal events in 1808-14.] [In Pamphleteer 
 V.17.] 5058.17 
 
 Unchristian perfidies of the christian cabinet of France toward 
 Spain. 1823 [In Pamphleteer, v. 22.] . . . .5058.22 
 
 Walton (W.) Letter on the affairs of Spain. 2d ed. [In Pam- 
 phleteer, 1828.] 6058.28 
 
 See also Eraser's mag., v. 47, 1853 (Policy of the restora- 
 tion ; Spanish war of 1822-23): Blackwood's mag., v. 75, 
 1854 (Letter from Madrid) ; v. 76, 1854 (The insurrection ; 
 The revolution ; 2 art ) ; v. 77, 1855 (Spauish intolerance 
 and insolveucy) ; Eraser's mag., v. 51, 1855 (State aud 
 prospects) ; Statistical soc. of London. Jour., v. 23, 1860 
 (Review of statistics of Spaiu to 1857, by F. Hendiiks) • 
 North Brit, rev., v. 35, 1861 ; Atlantic monthly, v. 9, 1862 
 (Rehabilitation of) ; Quar. rev., v. Ill, 1862 (The revival 
 of S.) ; v. 13, 1864 (Peninsular campaign of 1862i ; North 
 Brit, rev., v. 42, 1865 ; Blackwood's mag., v. 104, 1868 
 (Spanish revolution) ; Eraser's mag , v. 68, 1868 ; New 
 Englauder, v. 28, 1869 (The late revolution, by H. O. Kings- 
 ley) ; N. A. rev., v, 108, 1869 (Spanish revolution, by Karl 
 Blind) ; Blackwood's mag., v. 112, 1872 (King Amadeus) ■ 
 
 Fraser's mag., Dec, 1873 ; (Review of Spanish straggles 
 for liberty) ; Temple Bar, v. 44, 1875 (Last days of the 
 Spanish republic). 
 
 2. Travels and Description. 
 
 Adolphus (J.L.) Letters from S.,in 1856 and 1857.985.09 
 Andersen (H. G.) In Spain, etc. 1870. . . 984.18 
 AtlacM (The) in Madrid ; or, sketches of the court of 
 
 Isabella II., [1853-54]. Tr. from the Germ. 984 17 
 Beckford (W.) Sketches of S. 1834. . . . 973.05 
 Benjamin of Tudela (Rabbi). ^Travels from Spain to China, 1160-73. 
 
 [In Finkerton, v. 7.] 926.07 
 
 Blackburn (/f.) Travelling in Spain. 1866. . 985.20 
 Borrow (G.) The Bible inS. New York, 1853. 985.01 
 Same. 3 v. London, 1843 985.15 
 
 — The Zincali ; or, the gypsies of S. 2 v. 1813. 982.19 
 Bourgoing (J. F.) "Travels in, 1777. [In Pinkerton, v. 5.] 926.05 
 Brooke (A. de 0.) Sketches in S. 2 v. 1831. 985.02 
 Bryant (W. G.) Letters of a traveller. 1859. . 985.14 
 Byrne {Mrs. W. P. ) Gosas de Espafia : Spain and the 
 
 Spaniards as they are. 2 v. 1866. . . 984.19 
 Chasles (P.) Italie et Espagne. 2d ed. 1869. 7042.07 
 Gouder (J.) Modern traveller, v. 18-19. 1826. 911.18 
 Cox (S. S.) Search for winter sunbeams. 1870. 981.10 
 Dennis (G.) Summer in Andalucia. 1839. . 985.22 
 Dix (J. A.) Summer in Madeira and S. 1853. 984.10 
 
 Field (K.) Ten days in S. 1875 981.14 
 
 Ford (R.) Handbook for S. 2 v. Murray, 1855. 981.12 
 
 — The Spaniards and their country. 1852. . 985.08 
 Gautier (T.) Wanderings in S. 1853. . . . 985.13 
 
 — Voyage en Espagne. Nouv. ed. 1870. . . 7031.33 
 Hare (A. J. C.) Wanderings in S. 1873. . . 981.16 
 
 Hay {J.) Cas'tilian days. 1871 2528.23 
 
 Herbert [M. E., lady). Impressions of S. 1869. 984.18 
 Herbert (H. J. G. ) Portugal and Galicia, with a review 
 
 of the social and political state of the Basque 
 
 provinces. 3d ed. 1848 982.21 
 
 Hughes (T.M.) Revelations of Spain in 1845. 2 v 982.22 
 LaGorte: Letters from S., 1863-1866. [anon.] 985.18 
 Lanman {0.) Madeira and the Andalusias. 1856. 9S5. 10 
 Lauallie (J.) and GvAroult (A.) Espagne. 2 v. 1844-17. 
 
 [Univers.] 901.25 
 
 Mackenzie (A. 8.) A year in S. [1826-27. ] 3 v. 981.05 
 
 — Spain revisited, [1834]. 2 v. 1857. . . . 984.03 
 Mackie (J. M. ) Oosas de Espafia ; or, going to Madrid 
 
 via Barcelona, [anon.] 1855. . , . 984.09 
 
 Madrid in 1835. [Waldie library, v. 8.] 6078.15 
 
 Maximilian (F.) Recollections, etc. v. 1-2. 1868. 933.01 
 
 Murray (J.) Handbook for Spain. 3d ed 984.12 
 
 See Ford (R.) above. 
 Murray (B. D.) Cities and wilds of Andalucia. 
 
 184? 982.24 
 
 Ozanam (F.) Pilgrimage to the land of the Cid. 
 
 1875 982.28 
 
 Packe(C) Guide to the Pyrenees. 1867. . 984.21 
 Penn (J. ) Sailing directions for the west coasts of Spain. 
 
 1873 986.20 
 
 Poiiou (E. ) Spain and its people. A record of recent 
 
 travel, [anou.] 1872 981.15 
 
 Prime (S. I. ) Alhambra and the Kremlin. 1873. 945.01 
 Roscoe(T.) Tourist in S. : Granada. 1835. . 982.14 
 
 Same. Audalusia. 183'! 982.15 
 
 Same. Biscay and the Castiles. 1837. 982.16 
 
 Same. Spain and Morocco. 1838. . . 982.17 
 
 Schlater (P. L.) Naturalist's impressions of Spain. [In Galton. 
 
 Vacation tourists, 1861.] 925.12 
 
 Sherer (M.). Recollections of ine peninsula, [1809-13]. 
 
 1825. .... 935.07 
 
 Shobeil(F.) World in miniature. 2 v. . .6531.34 
 Stone (J. B. ) Tour with Cook through S. 1873. 984.24 
 Taylor (J. Bayard). Lands of the Saracen. 1855. 991.22 
 
 Same. 1859 1051.03 
 
 Thieblin (.v. L.) Spain and the Spaniards. 1875. 984.26 
 Tlwrnbury ( W. ) Life in S. , past and present. 1859. 98 1.08 
 Urquharl\D.) The pillars of Hercules. Travels in S., 
 
 in 1848 9a'5.U 
 
 Wa\lii (S. T.) Spain: her institutions, politics, etc. 
 
 1853. . . 984.11 
 
 Wells (N. S.) Picturesque antiquities of S. 1816. 986.01 
 While (J. B.) Letters from S. By Don Leucadis Do- 
 
 blado. [pseudon.] 1825 9; i'^ 
 
 WyM (M.D.) 'Architect's note-book in S. 1872. 131d.4U 
 See also Blackwood's mag., v. 112, 1872 (Shores of Bis 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
COUNTRIES : Spain to Switzerland. 
 
 371 
 
 cav) ■ Fortnightly row, v. 7, 1867 (Impressions of Spain, 
 bv A Hayward): Maomillan's mag., Not., Deo., 1873, Jan., 
 Feb ' April 1874 ^Spanish life and character in tbe interior, 
 dnriiig the summer of 1873; 5 art.); Dublin univ. mag., v. 
 86 1875 (El Matarife ; 2 art., by S. Jacquemart) ; Temple 
 Bar v 46, 1876 (Sketches among the Spanish poor ; 3 pts.) 
 On the Basque country see Ed. rev , v. 119, 1864 or Littell, 
 1865 v. 4 ; N. A rev., v. 87, 1858 ; and on the Hepublio 
 of Andorre see Ed. rev., April, 1861. 
 
 jng- For the Language, and Literature of Spain see Lan- . 
 euaee, and Literature, in the general alphabet. 
 
 For illustrative fiction see p. 15 of the Boston publio 
 library Chronological Index to hist, fiction, [2736.13]. For 
 Notes of a suggestive character for general readers see p. 227 
 of the Boston Publio library Roxbury branch catalogue, 
 [2716.28] ; and p. 246 of the Quincy catalogue, [2716.20]. 
 
 Spencer, (Mass.) 
 
 Draper (J.) History of S. 2d ed. enlarged. . 611.26 
 
 Spey. 
 
 Knox(A.E.) Autumns on the S. 1872. . . 4626.17 
 
 Spitzbergen. 
 
 Aunet (L. <f ). Voyage d'une femme au Spitzberg. 3e ed. 
 
 1867. 1142.00 
 
 Baatnrn (S.) "Voyage to S„ 1780. [In Pinkerton, v. 1.] . 026.01 
 Dufferin (F. T. Blackwood, lord). Letters from high 
 
 latitudes in 1*56 991.03 
 
 midebrandt (C.) Winter in S. 1852. . . . 1142.02 
 Lamont(J.) Seasons with the- sea-horses. 1861. 1144.03 
 Martens (F.) Voyage to S., [1671]. [Hakluyt society, 
 
 1855.1 1145.14 
 
 Narrative [by R. Fotherby?] of a voyage to S., in 1613. With in- 
 
 trod. by F. Haven. [In Archseologia Amer., v. 4.] . 677.21 
 
 Staffordshire, (England). 
 Beauties of England, v. 13,pt.2 [19],1S13 (by J. Nightingale). 962a.03 
 Murray (J.) Handbook for S. 1868. . . . 951.07 
 
 Stamboul. See Constantinople. 
 Stamford, (Conn.) 
 Huntington (K B.) History of S. 1868. . . 592.00 
 
 Staten Island. 
 
 Gammann (K J.) and Camp (H. N.) The charities of 
 Staten Island. 1868 5828.02 
 
 Staten Island improvement commission. Beport of a 
 preliminary scheme of improvements. New York, 
 
 1871. 8° 1121.16 
 
 Stonehenge. 
 
 Gidley(L.) Stonehenge viewed [as a Druidical monu- 
 ment]. 1873 3817.28 
 
 Herbert (A.) Cyclops christianus ; an argument to dis- 
 prove the supposed antiquity, etc. 1849. 494.18 
 
 Stony-point. 
 
 Dawson (H. B.) The assault on Stony Point by Gen. 
 A. Wayne, July 16, 1779. 1863. [Gleanings from 
 the Harvest field of Amer. hist., pt. 11.] 599.14 
 
 Sudbury, (Mass.) 
 
 Barry ( W. ) Notice of S. [ With his History of Framing- 
 ham.] 611.28 
 
 Suez Canal and Isthmus of Suez. 
 
 Chambers's Papers for the people, v. 11, 1851 2516.06 
 
 Dicey (B.) [In his Morning land, v. 2, 1870.] 1052.18 
 
 Hamley (W. 0.) A new sea, etc. 1809. . . 1094.19 
 .lesseps (F., vicomte de). The Suez canal, 1851-56. 
 
 1876 1076.23 
 
 lied Sea pilot ; navigation of Suez canal. 1873. 1056.09 
 Boutledge (B.) Discoveries and inventions of the 19th century. 
 
 1876 3906.22 
 
 St. Hilaire I J. B.) The great Suez canal. 1857. 1075.12 
 See also Bentley's miscel . v. 62, 1867 (by W. Knighton) ; 
 Gentleman's mag., Feb., 1870 (by E. Eclaire) ; Macmillau's 
 mag., May, 1865 (by A Duff-Uordon) ; Nov., 1869 (by F. A. 
 Eaton) ; New monthly, Sept., 1865 ; v. 136-137, I860 (Egypt 
 and a voyage through the isthmus, by B. H. Miles) ; Put- 
 nam's mag., June, 1869 (by E DeLeon)-; Mch„ 1870 (Open- 
 ing of the canal, by E. Reclus) : United Service mag., April, 
 1869, March, 1870 ; Fortnightly rev., v. 11, 1869 (2 papers, 
 by Capt. Clerk). 
 
 Suffolk County, (England). 
 &auties of England, v. 14 [20], 1813 (by F. Shoberl). . 952a.04 
 
 Superior (Lake). See Lake Superior (p. 389). 
 Surinam. See Guiana (p. 328). 
 
 Surrey. 
 
 Beauties ol England, v. 14 [20], 1813, by F. Shoberl. . . 952a.0A 
 Murray (J.) Handbook for IS. 1855. . . . 953.15 
 See also Fortuightly rev., v. 2, 1865. 
 
 Susiana. [Modern Khoristau.] See Persia (p. 358). 
 
 Susquehanna. 
 
 Willis (N. P.) A l'Abri ; or, the tent pitched. 1121.04 
 
 Sussex, (England). 
 Beauties of England, v. 14 [20], 1813, by F. Shoberl. . . 952a.04 
 Berry (W.) County genealogies. 1830. . . 488.17 
 Lower (M. A.) The worthies of S. [Engl.] 1865. 488.08 
 Murray (J.) Handbook for Sussex 1858. . 953.20 
 See also Quar. rev., v. 112, 1862. 
 
 Sweden. 
 
 1. History. 
 
 Orichion(A.) and Whealon (H.) Scandinavia: a history 
 
 of Sweden. [To 1837.] 2 v. . . 542.04 ; 542.06 
 Dunham (8. A.) History of S. [To 1814.] 3 v. 542.01 
 FryxeU (A.) Hist, of S. [To 1612.] Tr. byM. Howitt. 
 
 2 v 512.10 
 
 History of S., to 1743. [In Universal history, v. 33.] . 406.26 
 LeBas(Ph.) Suede et Norwege. 183b. . . 902.32 
 Meredith (W. &.) Memorials of Charles John [Berna- 
 
 dotte], and of the present state of his kingdoms. 
 
 [1808-1825.] 1829 3017.09 
 
 Sheridan (GF.) Hist, of the late rev. in S. 1778. 543.04 
 See also London qu. rev., Oct., 1874 (S., Past and present, 
 
 by A. Bomiier) ; Statistical soc. of London. Journal, v. 25, 
 
 1862 (Vital statistics of S., from 1749 to 1855, by F. Hen- 
 
 driks) ; Eraser's mag., N. s., v. 4, 1871, or Littell, 1872, v. 1 
 
 (Constitution of S.) 
 IjSS" See also Scandinavia (p. 366) ;— also (iu Biography) 
 
 lives of Gustavus I. Yasa-.— Gustavus II. ADOLPHtrs; — G-us- 
 
 tavus III. ;— Charles XII. ;— Charles XTV. (Bernadotte). 
 
 2. Travels and Description. 
 Andersen (H. G.) Pictures of travel in S. 1871. 991.18 
 Blailcie(,T.) Among the Goths and Vandals. 1870. 996.04 
 
 Brace (C. L.) Norse-folk. 1857 991.04 
 
 Fortia de Piles (A. T. Q. A. M. M. de). Travels in S., 1790-2. [In 
 
 Pinkerton, v. 6.] 926.06 
 
 Godwin (M. W. ) Letters during a short residence in 
 
 Sweden. 1802 991.00 
 
 Jerrold (W.B.) Brage-beaker with the Swedes. 991. 11 
 LeBas(Ph.) Suede et Norwege. 1838. . . 902.32 
 Lloyd (L.) Peasant life in Sweden. 1870. . 996.03 
 — Scandinavian adventures. 2 v. 1854. . . 995.01 
 
 Reviewed in Westm. rev., v. 88, 1867. 
 Maxwell IJ.S.) Tour in S. [Inhis Czar, his court, etc., 1848.] 993.08 
 Murray (J.) Handbook for S. 3d ed. 1858. 991.08 
 Newland (H.) Forest scenes in Sweden. 1854. 991.05 
 Pfeiffer (I.) Travels in Sweden. 1852. . . 1112.03 
 Sleeper (M. O.) Scenery, customs, history, legends, etc. 
 
 1867 991-10 
 
 Taylor (J. B.) Northern travel. 1858. . . 991.02 
 J8SP See also, in the general alphabet, Poetry (Swedish) ; 
 
 —Language : — Literature. 
 
 Switzerland. 
 
 1. History. 
 Simond (L.) Historical sketch of ancient and modern Helvetia, 
 
 to 1802. [In his Switzerland, v. 2.] 983.07 
 
 Weusseux (A.) History of S. to [1838]. 1816. 545.10 
 Wilson (J.) Hist, of S. [To 1830. anon.] 1851. 545.08 
 
 Same. 1854 545.09 
 
 Zschokke (J.H.D.) History of S., continued to 1818, by 
 
 E. Zschokke 515.07 
 
 See also Brit. qu. rev., April, 1873 (Swiss federal reform) ; 
 Catholic World, Oct., Nov., 1874 (S. in 1874) ; Fortnightly 
 rev v 2, 1865 (Proposed revision of the Swiss federal con- 
 stitution) ; N. A. rev., v. 88, 1859. 
 
 OS- See also (in Biography, p. 204) lives of Tell (Wm.) ; 
 Charles the Bold (p. 131) ; Zwihgli (p. 215). 
 2. Travels and Description. 
 Anderson (11 G) Pictures of travel in S. 1871. 991.18 
 BachetA.D.) Lecture on S. (In Sm. rep., 1870.] . . .3936.25 
 
 Black (GB.) Guide to S. 1847 982.13 
 
 Bremer IF.) Two years in S. and Italy. 1861. 982.05 
 
 Browne (Q. F.) Ice caves of S. 1865. . . . 983.20 
 
 Bulwer IE. L., lord Lylton). Lake Leman and its associations 
 
 (In his Prose works, v. 21, 1868.] 2514.24 
 
 Ic asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
372 
 
 COUNTRIES : Switzerland to Texas. 
 
 Switzerland : Travels, continued. 
 Came (J.) Letters from S. [In Waldie library, v. *.] 6078.18 
 Cooper (J. F.) Excursions in S. 2 v. 1836. . 9d3.10 
 
 Ooxe(W.) Travels in S., 1776-8 983.17 
 
 Same. [In Pinkerton, v. 6.] 926.05 
 
 Delmard (S. D.) Village life in S. 1865. . . 982.04 
 Dixon (W. H.) TheSwitzers. 1872. _ . . . 983.24 
 Dumas (A.) Impressions de voyage : Suisse. 3 v. 7006.18 
 Everett (E.) Travels in S. [In his Mount Vernon papers.] 2521.13 
 Ferguson (R. ) Swiss men and Swiss mountains. 5075.06 
 Girdlestone (A. &. ) High Alps without guides. 1870. 9S3.25 
 Goethe (J. W. von). Letters from S. [ With his Autobiography, 
 
 v. 2.] 3066.13 
 
 GolUry (Ph. de). La Suisse et le Tyrol. 1838. 902.31 
 Johnson (A. C.) Cottages of the Alps. 1860. 983.16 
 Laing (S.) Notes of a traveller. 1S54. . . .5075.08 
 Lalrobe (C. J.) The alpenstock : Swiss scenery and 
 
 manners. 1829 983.02 
 
 Mendelssohn Barlholdy (F.) Letters from Italy and S. 
 
 1863 971.14 
 
 Same. 2d ed. Phil., 1863. 16°. . . . 971.15 
 
 Moore [J.) View of society of S. ... 5056.03 
 Morell (J. R.) Scientific guide to S. 1867. . 983.23 
 Murray (J.) Handbook for S. 1861. . . . 971.09 
 Prime (S.I.) Letters from S. 1860. . . . 983.03 
 Roscoe(T.) Tourist in Switzerland. 1830. . 974.16 
 Sewell (R M.) Journal of a summer tour. 1852. 983. 15 
 8imond{L.) Switzerland ; a tour, 1817-19. 2 v. 983.06 
 Trimester, or three months journey in S. 1820. By an 
 
 Oxonian. 1821 963.27 
 
 Troyon (F.) Crania Helvetica. [Sm. report, 1861.] . . . 8936.19 
 Whymper (E.) Scrambles amongst the Alps. Lon- 
 don, 1872 985.23 
 
 Same. PhiL, 1872 985.24 
 
 Teo (J. S.) Notes of a season at St. Moritz, in the Up- 
 per Engadine, and of a visit to the baths of Tarasp. 
 
 1870 982.07 
 
 Yosy (A. ) *Switzerland, a description of the country, 
 with picturesque representations of dress and man- 
 ners. 2 v. 1815 6625.06 
 
 See also Blackwood's mag., v. 98, 1865 (S. In summer and 
 autumn ; 2 papers). 
 A3®" See also Alps (p. 287). 
 
 Syracuse, (Sicily). 
 Leake ( W. M.) Topogr. and hist, notes on S. [In Royal soo. of 
 
 lit. Trans., v. 3, 1850.] . 5066.11 
 
 HSf See also Sicily. 
 
 Syria. 
 AUah Effendi (H. R.) Thistle and cedar of Lebanon. 
 
 1854. 1052.06 
 
 Bcedeker (E~.) Handbook of S. 1876. . . .1051.24 
 Barttett (W. H.) Footsteps of our Lord and his apos- 
 tles. 1851 1055.17 
 
 — "Syria, etc. illustrated, [n. d.] 1055.11 
 
 Beke (E. ) Jacob's flight ; pilgrimage to Harran and 
 
 thence in the Patriarch's footsteps into the prom- 
 ised land. 1865 1052.20 
 
 Belgiojoso (C. T, princesse de). Syrie . . . 1053.20 
 Bradshaw's hand-book to the Turkish empire, v. 2 
 
 Syria. [1871.] 1033.13 
 
 Burckhardt (J. L.) Travels in Syria. 1822. .1055.13 
 
 Burton (R.F.) and Drake (0. F. T.) Unexplored Syria, 
 
 visits to the Libanus, the Tulul elSafa, the Anti 
 
 Libanus, the Northern Libanus, the Alan. 2 v. 
 
 „ 1872 1044.24 
 
 Conder (J.) Modern traveller, v. 2-3. 1824. 911.02 
 Curtis (ff. W.) Howadji in Syria. 1854. . . 1051.16 
 De Forest (J. W.) Oriental acquaintance. 1856. 1051.08 
 Farley (J. L.) Two years in Syria. 1858. . 1042! 17 
 Fletcher (J. P.) Noted from Nineveh and travels in 
 
 byria. 2v 1042.14 
 
 Freese (J. R.) The old world, etc. 1869. . .1051.10 
 Jessup (H. H.) Syrian home-life. See Riley (J.) below. . 1051 20 
 Johnson (8. B.) Hadji in Syria. 1858. . . 1051.01 
 Kelly (W.R.) Syria: scenery and people. 1S44. 1054.08 
 Lannoy (Sir Q. de). Survey of S., 1122. [In "Arohaologia, v. 21 ] 
 Aapier(E.) Eeminiscences of Syria. 2 v. 1843. 104119 
 Noel (R.) Syrian travel, and tribes, lln Galton (F.) Vacation 
 tourists, 1860.J . ' 925 11 
 
 — Syria's holy places. 1866. . . .'.'.' *. 1053.13 
 Riley (I. ) Syrian home-life. Compiled from materials 
 
 furnished by H. H Jessup. 1874. . . 1051 02 
 Smythe (E. A.) Syrian shrines. 1874. . . 1091 52 
 
 Volney C. F.) Travels through Syria. 1798. .1082 32 
 
 — Voyage en 8. [In his CEuvres.] 60 78 27 
 
 Yanoski (</.) and David (J. ) Syrie ancienne et mo- 
 
 derne. 1818. [Univers.] ...... 902.33 
 
 See also Blackwood's mag., v. 73, 1853 ; Brit qu rev 
 
 July, 1873 ; N. Brit, rev., v. 37, 1862 (S. aud the eastern 
 
 question) ; v. 40, 1861 (Rambles in the deserts of Syria) • v 
 
 83, 1860 (The disturbances in S., by the Dimes). 
 
 jj®- See also, in this class, Palmyra (—Palestine -—Da- 
 mascus ;— Dead Sea ;— Lebanon ;— Baalbec ;— Aleppo. 
 Tahiti. See Society Islands (p. 369). 
 Tartary, and the Tartars. 
 Accounts of independent T. [In Pinkerton's voyages v.9 1811 1926 0(t 
 
 Clarke (E. D.) Travels in T. 1848 993.10 
 
 Dubeux (L.) and Valmont (V.) Tartarie, etc. \iiH 
 
 [Univers.] o, 03 _ f 
 
 General history of the Tatars. Tr. from the Tatar 
 
 ms., by Abu'l Ghazi Bahader. 2 v. 1730. 1024.20 
 History of the Tartars. 1163-1486. [In Univ. hist. v. 
 
 4-5.] 405.'2l! 
 
 Holder ness (M.) Journey from Biga to the Crimea, 
 
 •with some account of the manners and customs 
 
 of the colonists of New Bussia. 1827. , 997.0' 
 Hue (M.) Journey through Tartary, 1844-46. . 1021.01 
 
 Same. [Trav. library, v. 8.] . . . . 5075.13 
 
 Johnson (W. H.) Journey to Ilchi, Khotan. [In Royal geogr 
 
 soc. Journal, v. 37, 1867.] 901 01 
 
 Prinsep (H. T.) Tibet, Tartary, etc. 1852. . 1013.04 
 Rubruquis or Ruysbrock (W. de). Travels into Tartary, etc. 
 
 1253. [In * Pinkerton's voyages, v. 7.] . . . . 926.07 
 
 Same. [In Kerr's voyages, v. 1, p. 161-261.] . . 914.08 
 
 Sagas from the far East ; or, Kalmouk and Mongolian 
 
 traditionary tales. By the author of Patranas, etc. 
 
 [anon.] 1873 7811.06 
 
 Shaw (li. ) Visits to High Tartary, Yarkand and Kashghar, 
 
 and journey over the Karakoram-pass. 1871.1021.22 
 Verbiest (F.) Two journeys into Tartary, 1682-83. 
 
 [Hakluyt soc] 1025.14 
 
 Wood (J. ) Journev to the source of the river Oxus, in 
 
 1836, 1837, ana 1838. 1841 1014.17 
 
 See Manchuria (p. 342) ; Mongolia (p. 816) : Turkistan 
 
 (p. 371 ; —Khiva. Also lives of Genghis Kttam (p. 148) ;— 
 
 Timook (p. 206). 
 
 Tasmania. 
 Dennison ( W. ) Varieties of vice-regal life. 1870. 1035.22 
 
 See aho Australia . 
 
 Tehuantepec (Isthmus of). 
 
 Hermesdorf (M . G.) On the isthmus of Tehuantepeo. [In Royal 
 geogr. soc. Journal, v. 32, 1862.] 903.35 
 
 Murphy {J. McL.) Isthmus of T.: its inhabitants and its resour- 
 ces. [In Amer. geogr. soo. Journal, v. 1, 1859.] . 905.08a 
 
 Slevens (H.) Historical and geographical notes, 1453- 
 1869 563.20 
 
 United States. Tehuantepeo ship-canal survey. Beports 
 of explorations and surveys. By B. W. Shufeldt. 
 W., 1872. 4°. (42dcong. Senate ex. doc. no. 6.) 
 
 Williams (J. J.) Isthmus of T. : results of a survey for 
 a railroad, made by the [U. S.] scientific com- 
 mission under the direction of J. C. Barnard, with 
 a resume of the geology, climate, local geography, 
 productive industry, fauna and flora, of that re- 
 gion. With maps. 2 v. 1852 1165.10 
 
 See also Scribner's monthly, Feb., 1873 (by A. S. Tflrombly). 
 
 Teneriife. 
 
 Smyth (C. P.) Teneriffe ; or, specialties of a residence 
 
 above the clouds. 1858 1092.02 
 
 See also Littell, 1858, v. 2 (from Brit. gu. rev.) 
 i.Q~ See also Canary Islands (p. 298). 
 
 Tennessee. 
 
 Bokum (U.) Tennessee handbook and emigrant's 
 guide. 1868. . 1113.11 
 
 Killebrew (J. B.) and Safford (J. M.) Introd. to the 
 
 resources of T. With geological map. 1874. 1133.09 
 
 Note.— Substantially the same as the 1st and 2nd reports 
 
 of the State Bureau of agriculture. n 
 
 Ramsay { J. G. M.) Annals of T., 1769-1800. . 612.22 
 
 Safford J. M.) Geology of T. 1869. . . . 4116.28 
 
 Terceira. See Azores. 
 Texas. 
 Bartlett (J.R.) Explorations in T. etc. 1854. 2 v. 1125.06 
 Bollaert (W.) Observations on the geography of Tojoib. [*«<yj' 
 geogr. soo. Jourual, v. 20, 1851.] mi - a 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
COUNTRIES : Texas to Turkey. 
 
 373 
 
 Braman (D. R E.) Information about T. 1858. 1122.20 
 Oroekett (D. ) Exploits and adventures in T. 1848. 3045. 01 
 Domenech (E. ) Missionary adventures in T. 1858. 1125. 12 
 Migrant's guide to T. Houston, 1874. 12°. . 1133.07 
 Fbote (H. S.) Texas and the Texans, 2 v. 1841. 612.24 
 Geological and agr. survey. 1st and 2d annual report. 
 
 Houston, 1874-75. 8° 1131.15 
 
 Gray (A.) Plants Wrightianie Texano-Neo-MexicansB. Pts. 
 
 1-2. [In Smith, contrib., v. 3, 5.] 
 Kendall (0. W.) Texan Santa Pe 1 expedition. 6th ed. 
 
 a v. 1850 1113.12 
 
 Lester (C. E.) Sam Houston and his republic. 1846. 3083.08 
 MaiUard (N.D.) Hist, of the republic of T. 1812. 612.23 
 Mexico versus Texas, a descriptive novel, most of the 
 
 characters of which consist of living persons. By 
 
 a Texian. Ph., 1838. 12°. 227.31 
 
 Montgomery (0.) Eagle Pass ; or, life on the border. 
 
 1852 1114.14 
 
 Olmstead (F. L.) Journey through T. 1857. . 1113.07 
 Rkhardson (D.) Texas seen in 1870. . . .1133.07 
 Texas almanac. Galveston, 1873. 12°. . . . 1133.07 
 Texas rural almanac. Houston, 1876. 8°. . . 1133.08 
 Texas rural register. Houston, 1875. b°. . . 1133.08 
 Texas the home for the emigrant. H., 1S75. 8°. 1133.08 
 Yoakum (H.) Hist, of T., 1085-1846. 2 v. . . 654.18 
 <^ See o/io Reports of the Paciflo R. R. surveys, 32d 
 
 parallel [1127.01]. 
 In Fiction see Hammitt (S. A.) A stray yankee in T. 
 
 [212.34] : Mexico versus TexaB. By a Texian. 1838. [227.31] ; 
 
 Mi's. Wilson's Inez, a tale of the Alamo [183.28]. 
 
 Thames (River). 
 
 Ball {Mr. and Mrs. S. 0. ) Book of the Thames, from its 
 
 rise to its fall. 1867 955.11 
 
 See also the paper by N. Hawthorne in Atlantic monthly. 
 v. 11, 1863; and a series of articles in Lippincott's mag. for 
 1876. 
 
 Thebes. 
 
 Rhind (A. H.) Thebes, its tombs and their tenants, 
 ancient and modern. 1862 1076.18 
 
 Wilkinson (Sir J. Q.) Modern Egypt and Thebes. 2 v. 
 1843 1076.14 
 
 Thessaly. 
 
 Bowen (Q. F.) Mount Athos, Thessaly, and Epiras. 
 
 1852 1032.15 
 
 Murray (J.) Handbook for Greece, etc. 1854. 992.07 
 
 Tibet or Thibet. 
 
 Carpini (<?. de P.) Travels into T.,1246. [In Astley's Collection, 
 
 V. 4. 1747.] 935.12 
 
 Description of Tibet. [In * Astley's Toyages, v. 4, p. 449-476. 
 
 "47.] 935.12 
 
 Same. Reprint. [In *Finkerton's Voy„ v. 7, 1811.] 926.07 
 
 Hue(M.) Journey through'l'., 1844-46. 2 v. . 1021.01 
 
 Same. [Trav. library, v. 8.] .... 5075.13 
 
 Knight (W.U.) Diary of a pedestrian in T. 1863.1044.21 
 
 ilontgomerie (T. G.) Report of the Trans-Himalayan exploration 
 
 during 1864. [In Royal geogr. soc. Jour., v. 39, 1869.J 904.03 
 
 Prinsep (H. T.) Tibet, Tartary, etc. 1852. . 1013. U4 
 
 HhoberL (F.) World in miniature 0631.30 
 
 Strmhey [H.) Physical geography of western Tibet. [In. Royal 
 
 geogr. soc. Journal, v. 23, 1853.] 903 26 
 
 "Travels of several missionaries through T., 1600-1700. [In Pin- 
 
 kerton's voyages, V. 7.] 926.07 
 
 Wilson (A.) The abode of snow : tour from Chinese 
 Thibet to the Indian Caucasus, through the Hima- 
 layas. 1875 1021.21 
 
 See also Blackwood's mag., v. 71, 1852 (Tibet and the 
 lamas) ; Eraser's mag., v. 63, 1856 (Ladak and Tibet). 
 
 Tibet (Little) or Bultistan. 
 Vipie (<?. 1.) Kashmir, Ladak, e<c. 2 v. 1844. . . . 1025.09 
 
 Thirty Tears' War. See Germany (p. 326). 
 
 Tierra del Fuego. 
 
 Darwin (<7.) Geology and natural hist, of the Beagle, p. 227-307. 
 
 1840 1155.20 
 
 narrative of the surveying voyages of H. M. S. Adventure and 
 
 Beagle. 2 v., 1839. (See Euegians, in Index to v. 2.) 1155.18 
 03- See also works on Magellan (Straits oi), p. 342. 
 
 Tobaga. 
 
 Umysse (J. F. D.) Description of T. 1820. 1166.19 
 Tonga Islands. See Friendly Islands (p. 325). 
 
 Tonqueen. 
 Baron (S.) Description of. [*Pinkerton, v. 9.] . . . . 926.09 
 Richard (J.) History of. [*Pinkerton, v. 9.1 .... 926 09 
 
 j(t®- See also Annam (p. 290). 
 
 Transoauoasia. 
 
 Eaxlhausen (A.) Transcaucasia : sketches of the na- 
 tions between the Black Sea and the Caspian. 
 
 1854 1034.14 
 
 Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 102. 
 
 Transylvania. 
 
 Ansted (D. T.) Short trip in T., in 1862. . . 965.20 
 Boner (0.) T. : its products and its people. 1865. 964.13 
 Gharnock (R. S.) The peoples of T. 1870. 905.25 
 
 Paget (J.) Hungary and T. 1850. 2 v. . . 966.19 
 
 Travancore. 
 
 Mateer (8.) Account of T. and its devil worship. 1031.13 
 
 Trebizond. 
 Finlay (O.) Hist, of the empire of, 1204-1461. 426.04 
 
 Trenton Falls, (New York). 
 Wallace (MR.) Descriptive guide, etc. 1875. 1133.18 
 Willis (N. P.) Trenton Palls, picturesque and descrip- 
 tive. 1865 1112.27 
 
 Treves. 
 Anthon(G.E.) A pilgrimage to T., in 1844 . 964.06 
 
 Trinidad. 
 Gamble (W. K) Trinidad : historical and descriptive. 
 
 1866 1161.11 
 
 Lavaysse (J. F. D.) Description of T. 1820. 1166.19 
 
 Wall (G. P.) and Sawkins (J.) Economio geology of T. [Sm. 
 
 report, 1856.] 3936.11 
 
 Tripoli. 
 
 Soefer (F.) Etats tripolitains. 1850. [Univers.] 901.07 
 
 i&B" See also Barbary (p. 293). 
 
 Troy and the Troad. 
 
 Calvert (F.) Ancient geography of the Troad. — The site and re- 
 mains of Larissa. [In Archaeological jour. v. 18, 21.] 1463.13 
 
 Forclihammer (P. W.) On the topography of Troy, [lu Royal 
 geogr. boc. Journal, v. 12, 1842.] 903.15 
 
 Grote (67.) Legend of Troy. [In his Hist, of Greece, v. 1, p. 284- 
 340. 1853.] 424.05 
 
 Maclaren (C.) The plain of T. described. 1863. 1043.22 
 
 Murray (J.) Handbook for Constantinople and plain 
 of Troy. 1871 1033. 10 
 
 Scldiemann (H.) Troy and its remains. Ed. by Philip 
 
 Smith. 1875 1034.19 
 
 Reviewed in Cornbill, June, 1874 ; Ed. rev., April, 1874 ; 
 Quar. rev., April, 1874. 
 
 Ulrichs (H. N.) Topography of the Homeric Ilium. [Royal soc. 
 
 of lit. Trans., v. 2.] 5066.10 
 
 j(J®- See also Homer, in general alphabet. 
 Note. — For poems on the Trojan war see Homer. Iliad 
 (various translations) ;— Coluthus [1626.20] ;— Dares Phry- 
 gians [7713.12] ;— Dares Cretensis [7713.12] :— Iscanus (J.) 
 [7713.12] ;— Colonna (G. de). The gest hystoriale of the 
 destruction of Troy. [E. E. T. S.] 
 
 Troy, (New York). 
 Woodworth (J.) Beminiscences of T., 1790-1807. 2d 
 ed. 1860 614.14 
 
 Tryon County, (New York). 
 
 Campbell (W. W.) Border warfare of New York, during 
 the revolution. 1849 621.01 
 
 Tunis. 
 Frank (L.) Tunis. 1850. [Univers.] . . 901.07 
 ,6®- See also Barbary 0?- 293). 
 
 Turkey. 
 
 1. Description and Travels. 
 Ainsworlh (W. F.) Turkey : Its natural history and resources. 
 
 [In Oolburn's New monthly, Aug., 1876.] 
 Alvimart (O.d'). Picturesque representations of the dress 
 
 and manners of the Turks. [miOB.] 1814. 6G2u.22 
 Arnold (E. A.) Prom the Levant, the Black Sea, and 
 
 the Danube. 2 v. 1868 992.15 
 
 Belgiojoso (0. T., princesse de). Oriental harems and 
 
 scenery. 1862 1053.11 
 
 Benjamin (S.O. W.) The Turk and the Greek. 1807.994.23 
 Besse (A. de). The Turkish empire. 1854. 994.20 
 
 la asking for books, use the "Book Orders," giving the AUTHOR'S HAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
374 
 
 COUNTRIES : Turkey to Union. 
 
 Turkey {Description and Travel) continued. 
 Bouvel (F.) Turks in Europe. 1853. . . . 993.13 
 Bowen (G. F.) Mount Athos, Thessaly, and Epirus. 
 
 1852 1032.15 
 
 Bradshaw's handbook to the Turkish empire. 2 v. 
 
 [1871.] 1033.13 
 
 Busbequius (A. G.) Travels into Turkey, 3d ed. 
 
 1761 1033.12 
 
 Carlisle {Earl of).- See Howard (ff. W. P.), below. 
 
 Clarke (F. D.) Travels in Turkey. 1848. . . 993.10 
 
 G/lton ( W. ) Land and lee ; or Constantinople, and the 
 
 Bosphorus. 1851 99415 
 
 Oohder (J.) Modem traveller, v. 14, 1827. . 911.24 
 DeVere (A.) Picturesque sketches of T. 2v. 1850. 992.24 
 Gilson(A.) The Czar and the Sultan. 1853. . 993.13 
 Greaves (J.) Description of the graud seignor'e seraglio. 1737. 
 
 [In his Miscel. -works, v 2.] - . 6037.18 
 
 Harvey (Mrs.) Turkish harems. 1871. ... . 1034.11 
 Howard (ff. W. R, 7th earl of Carlisle). Diary in Turk- 
 ish waters. 1855 994.14 
 
 Howe (F.) Oriental scenes, 185G 1052.16 
 
 Kennedy (C. M.) Turks of Constantinople. [In Gallon's Vacation 
 
 tourists, 1862-3.] 925.13 
 
 Latham {B. G.) Nationalities of Europe, v. 2. 1862. . . 445.18 
 Macfarlane (C.) Turkey and its destiny ; 1847 and 
 
 1848 . . 994.11 
 
 Madden (B. B.) Turkish empire in its relations to 
 Christianity and civilization. 2 v. 1862. . 547.12 
 Morell (J. B. ) Neighbors of Russia, and history of the 
 [Crimean] war to siege of Sebastopol. 1854. 554.21 
 Noyes (J. 0. ) Eoumania, the border land of the Chris- 
 tian and the Turk. 1858 994.16 
 
 Olin (S.) Greece and the Golden Horn. 1854. 992.01 
 Oscanyan (G.) The Sultan and his people. 1857. 99419 
 Paine (C.) Tent and harem. 1859. . . . 1082.13 
 Porter (J. ) Observations on the religion, law, govern- 
 ment, and manners of the Turks, [anon.'] 2 v. 
 
 1768 541.12 ; 1033.11 
 
 Prime (E. D. ff.) Forty years in the Turkish empire ; 
 or, memoirs of Eev. Wm. Goodell. 1876. 1033.19 
 Robert (G.) Slave provinces of T. 1853. . . 554.18 
 Bussia and Turkey. From the Geogr. dictionary of 
 MoCulloch. [Trav. library, v. 6, 1854.] . 5075.11 
 Senior (N. W. ) A journal kept in T. 2 v. 1859.1033.16 
 Shoberl (F.) World in miniature. 6 v. . . 6631.37 
 Slade(A.) Turkey and the Turks. 1854 . . 1033.08 
 Spencer (E.) Travels in European T. 1851. . 994.05 
 
 — Turkey, Russia, etc. 1835 992. 14 
 
 Stephens (J. L.) Incidents of travel. 2 v. 1851. 994.17 
 Slrangford (B. A., viscount). Notes on Turkey. [In Ms Writings 
 
 etc. v. 1. 1869.] 1033.06. 
 
 Thornbury (W.) Turkish life and character. 2 v. 
 
 I860 991.09 
 
 Tozer (H. F.) Researches in the highlands of T. 2 v. 
 
 1869 1033.02 
 
 v. 1. Mount Ida. City and plain of Troy. Mount Athos. 
 Salonica to Monastir and Ochrida, and Elbassan. Berat to 
 Corfu. Montenegro, The Mirdita. The Varder Valley. 
 Future proBpects of Turkey. 
 
 2 Olympus. Tempe and Ossa. Pellon. Thessaly and 
 Meteora. Pindus. Albania. Epirus. Bomaio ballads. 
 Modern Greek popular tales and superstitions. 
 Turkey and Christendom. From the Edin. rev. [Trav. 
 
 library, v. 15, 1854.] 5075.20 
 
 Ubicini (M. A.) Letters on T. 2 v. 1856. . . 1033.04 
 Urquhart(D.) The spirit of the East. 1839. 1033.09 
 Warburton (E.) Crescent and the cross. 1850. 1082.17 
 
 2. History. 
 Authentic narrative of the Russian expedition against 
 the Turks by sea and land. \anon.~\ London, 1772. 
 
 „ 8° 554.31 
 
 Clark {RL.) The Arabs and the Turks. 1876. 547.26 
 
 General history of the Turks. Tr. from the Tatar 
 
 manuscript, by Abu'l Ghazi Bahader. 1730. 1024.20 
 
 History of the Turks to Genghiz Khan. [In Universal history, 
 
 History of the Ottoman empire,' 1214-1699.' [In Universal hist 
 
 T /'a 2 ; 13 - 3 •, «><S.05 
 
 Jacob (b.), and others. History of the Ottoman empire, 
 including a survey of the Greek empire and the 
 crusades. 2d ed. 1854 547. u 
 
 Jouannin (J. M. ) and Van Gaver (J.) Turquie. 1840 
 [Univers.] 9 0302 
 
 Lamariine {A. P. de). History of Turkey, [to 1421]. 
 547.09 
 
 3v. 1855. 
 
 Mignot { V. ) Hist, of the Turkish or Ottoman empire 
 from its foundation in 1300, to the peace of Bel 
 grade in 1740. With hist, discourse on Mahomet anc 
 his successors. Tr. byA.Hawlrins. 4v. 1747. 547 1( 
 Moltke (G.v.) Russians in Bulgaria and Koumelia 
 1828-29. From the German. 1854 . . 554 25 
 Porter (Sir J.) Turkey : its history and progress, [18th 
 century]. Cont. by SirG. Larpent. 2 v.1854. 517.24 
 See also Blackwood's mag , v. 76, 1854 (Turkey and it* 
 population) ; Statistical society of Loudon. Journal v 28 
 1865 (On the supposed extinction of the Turks aiid in 
 crease of the christians in Turkey, by Hyde Clarke) ■ Fort" 
 nightly rev., v. 6, 1866 (European Turkey and its aubieet 
 races, by A. Gielgud) ; Quar. rev., Oct., 1874 (Provincial 
 Turkey) : Dublin univ. mag., v. 86, 1875 (European Turkey 
 its inhabitants aud their rulers, by D. Marshal]) 
 
 Also Blackwood's mag., v. 74, 1863 (Turkish question- 
 Russia aud Turkey) ; Wcstm. rev., v. 60, 1853 (Turkish 
 empire); Ed. rev., v. 99, 1854 (Ottoman empire)- Quar 
 rev., v. 94, 1854 (Turks and the Greeks} ; North Brit rev ' 
 V. 25, 1856 (Ottoman empire) : Quar. rev., v. 98, 1856 (Coi 
 dition and effect of peace on Turkey) ; Blackwood's mae " 
 V. 85, 1859 (Turks in Kalafut, 1854) ; Fraser's ma" v62 
 1860 (Financial condition) ; Blackwood's mag. v 89 1861 
 (The Euthanasia of T. ; Fraser's mag., v. 63 ' 1861 (The 
 Turkish difficulty) ; Quar. rev., v. Ill, 1862 (State and 
 prospects of T.) ; Fraser's mag., v. 76, 1867 (I. and tho 
 Crimean war); Nat. qu. rev., v. 18, 1869 (Turko-Greek ques- 
 tion) ; Fraser's mag., u. s., v. 1, 1870 (The future of T ) ■ 
 Brit. quar. rev.. July, 1876 (Independence and integrity of 
 the Turkish empire,) ; Internationa) review, Sept -Oct 
 1876 (Sultan Abdul Aziz and the fate of Turkey) -Fort- 
 nightly rev., Oct., 1876 (The Eastern question, by E A 
 Freeman ; England and Turkey, by B. Congreve)-' Brit qu 
 rev., Oct., 1876 (Turks in Europe, by E. A. Freeman)- Quar 
 rev., Oct., 1876 (Turkish empire). ' 
 
 #&• See also, in this class, Albania (d. 287) ;— Aleppo ;— 
 Armenia ;— Athos (Mount) .— Asia Minor ;— Assyria :— 
 Balcan ; — Black Sea ;— Constantinople ;— Crete ;— Cri- 
 mean war ;— Crusades (p. 303) ; — Danube ;— East (The) ;— 
 Greece {Greek war for independence ; p. 328) ; — Koordistan; 
 — Lebanon; — Macedonia ;— Mesopotamia ;— -Montenegro ; 
 — Palestine ; — Palmyra ; — Red Sea ;— Roumania;— Servia: 
 — Smyrna ; — Syria ; — Trebizond ; — Troy. 
 Also Language (Turkish), in the general alphabet. 
 
 Turkistan. 
 
 Hellwald (F.von). Russians in Central Asia. 1874. 1026.15 
 Schuyler (F.) Turkistan : notes of a journey in Russian 
 
 Turkistan, Bukhara, and Kuldja. With maps. 2 v. 
 
 1870 1026.2a 
 
 Semenoff {P.) Expedition from Fort Vernoye to the west shore 
 
 of lake iBsik-kul, Eastern Turkistan. [In Royal geogr. soc. 
 
 Journal, v. 39, 1869.] 904.03 
 
 Spalding (H.) Khiva and Turkestan. 1874 102617 
 See also Ed. rev., April, 1874 (Lahore to Yarkuud) ; Qu, 
 
 rev., April, 1874 (Russian advances in Central Asia). 
 0®- See also Asia (Central, p. 291) ; Bokhara (p. 294) ;— 
 
 Khiva ; — Tartary. 
 Note. — Western Turkistan. formerly called Independent 
 
 Tartary, embraces Bokhara, Khiva, and Khokan. Eastern 
 
 Turkistan embraces Chinese Tartary. 
 
 Tuscany. 
 
 Crawford (M. S.) Life in Tuscany. 1859. . 973.07 
 Pagnotti (L. ) History of Tuscany. From the Ital. by 
 
 J. Browning. 4 v. 1826 534.05 
 
 See also North Brit, rev., v. 18, 1852-3, or Eolectio mag., 
 v. 28, 1853 (Political history of T.) 
 «®- See also Florence (p. 319) ;— Italy (p. 336). 
 
 Tyre. 
 
 Bertou (J. de). On the site of ancient Tyre. [In Royal geogr. 
 
 soc. Journal of London, v. 9, 1839.] 903.12 
 
 Cory (I. P.) Fragments of the Tyriau annals : from Duis and 
 
 Menander. [In his Ancient fragments. 1832.] . . 8536.27 
 
 Tyrol. 
 
 Bradshaw's notes for travellers in Tyrol and Vorarl- 
 berg. [n.<i.] 982.03 
 
 Busk (Miss B. H.) Valleys of Tirol— their traditions 
 and customs, and how to visit them. 1874. 983.26 
 
 GolUry (Ph. de). La Suisse et le Tyrol. 1838. [Uni- 
 vers.] 902.31 
 
 Inglis(H.D.) The Tyrol. 2- v. 1833. . . 983.04 
 
 Howitt (Margaret). Our home In the Tyrol. [In Lippinoott's 
 mag., July, Aug., Sept., Oct., 1873.] 
 
 Ukraine. 
 
 Krasinski (H. ) Cossacks of the Ukraine. 1848. 991.21 
 
 Union, (Maine). 
 Sibley (J. L. ) History of Union. 1851. . . 
 United Netherlands. See Netherlands (p. 347). 
 
 621.12 
 
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 1. Autiquities and Archaeology. 
 
 *(,»'«■ (/• W.) Pro-historic races of the U. S. 1873. 567.22 
 Bent's. F.) Archaeology of the U.S. [Sm. contrib. v. 8.] 3937.08 
 igg- See also the more numerous references under 
 America. {Antiquities and Archaeology, p. 288.) 
 
 2. Army and Navy. 
 
 xVej (J. K. ) Army and navy of America ; battles, 
 naval engagements, etc. , to the close of the Florida 
 
 war, etc. 18i5 575.16 
 
 $5" £> ee (P- 376} Congressional documents, for the annual 
 reports of the secretaries of war, of the navy, and of their 
 subordinates. 
 
 Army. 
 
 Brajkelt A. 0.) History of the United States cavalry, 
 to 1863. 1865 632.07 
 
 (Man {John F.) Military laws of the U. S. 1858. 6635.02 
 
 Gardner [C. K.) Dictionary of the army of the U. S. 
 1853 4514.01 
 
 Robinson (K) Account of the organization of the 
 army of the XJ. S. With biographies of distinguished 
 officers. 2 v. 1848 575.17 
 
 United States. Dep. of war. Official army register. 
 1868,71,75. W., 1871-75. 12° 6747.14 
 
 Army regulations. W., 1857. 12°. . . 4d13.14 
 
 Same. 1861.1levi3edto 1863. W., 1863.12°. 4513.17 
 
 4©- See also, in this class, West Point ; and in the 
 general alphabet. Military science (various headings), for 
 government publications upon specialties of the art of 
 war ; also Medicine {Military). 
 
 Navy. 
 
 Boynlon (C. B.) History of the navy during the re- 
 bellion. 1868. . . ' 575.08 
 
 Goggeshall {G.) History of American privateers, 1812- 
 14. 575.03 
 
 Cooper {J. F.) History of the navy of the United 
 States. To 1815. 2 v. 1840 575.04 
 
 Same. New ed. To 1853. 3 v. in 1. New York, 
 
 1853. 8°. 575.06 
 
 Emmons {G. F.) The navy of the U. S., 1775 to 1853 ; a 
 brief history of each vessel's service and fate ; with 
 a list of private armed vessels, with their services ; 
 also a list of the revenue and coast survey vessels, 
 and principal ocean steamers. 1833. . 588.14 
 
 Ooldsborough (C. W.) The United States naval chroni- 
 cle. 1824 575.01 
 
 Hamersly (L. R.) Records of living officers of the 
 U. S. Navy and Marine Corps ; with a history of 
 naval operations during the rebellion of 1861-65, 
 and a list of the ships and officers participating in 
 
 the great battles. 1870 3247.24 
 
 l {J. T.) Farragut and our naval commanders, 
 1861-65. 1867 575.10 
 
 Hunt {C. E.) The Shenandoah ; or the last confederate 
 cruiser. 1867 643.11 
 
 Marshall {E. C.) History of the U. S. naval academy. 
 1862 4517.10 
 
 Naval monument, battles between the navies of the 
 United States and Groat Britain during the late 
 war [of 1812] ; and account of the war with Algiers. 
 With a naval register. [To 1816.] [n. A] 575.02 
 
 Peterson {0. J.) Americannavy : hist, to [1852]. 575.07 
 
 Semmes {H. ) Cruise of the Alabama and the Sumter. 
 _ 1864 643.21 
 
 United States. Dep. of the navy. Eegister of the com- 
 missioned and warrant officers of the navy, 1847, 
 1855-59, 63-65, 68-70, 75-76. Washington, 1847- 
 76. 8° 6746.01 
 
 — List of the merchant vessels of the U. S. , with the 
 
 official numbers and signal letters awarded them. 
 Also list of vessels of the U. S. navy and revenue- 
 marine service. Wash., 1875. 8°. . . 
 
 — Compilation of navy and other laws. Wash., 1875. 
 
 8°. 5636.15 
 
 See also Ed. rev., v. 124, 1866 (Amer. navy in the late re- 
 bellion) ; Nat. qu. rev., v. 22, 1871; N. A. rev., v. 98, 99, 1804. 
 -69* See also (in Biography) lives of John Paul Jones ;— 
 Basnet ;— Silas Talbot ; — Pbeble ; — Decatue ; — Law- 
 
 eenoe;— Elliott;— Peeby;— David Poetbe;— Stewart;— 
 Bainbeidge ;— Faeeaqut ;— Foote ; — David D. Poeteb 
 Also, in the general alphabet, Naval science. 
 
 3. Census. 
 
 Sixth census: 1840. Wash., 1841. fol. . .1117.08 
 
 Same. Compendium. W., 1841. fol. 1117.09 
 
 Seventh census : 1850. J. D. B. De Bow, superintend 
 
 ent. W., 1853. 4° 5918.01 
 
 Same. Mortality statistics. W., 1855. 8°. 
 
 Eighth census : 1860. Agriculture. Compiled by J. C. 
 
 G. Kennedy. W., 1861. 4° 5948.05 
 
 Same. Manufactures. W., 1865. 4°. . 5948.04 
 
 Same. Population. W., 1861. 4°. . . 5948.02 
 
 — — Same. Statistics (including mortality, property, 
 
 etc.) 1860. W., 1866. 4° 5948.03 
 
 Same. Preliminary report on the eighth census, 
 
 1860. By J. C. G. Kennedy. W., 1862. 8°. 5947.18 
 Ninth census : 1870. Compiled by F. A. Walker. W., 
 
 1872. 4° 5948.06 
 
 Contents : v. 1, Statistics of population, school attend- 
 ance and illiteracy, of schools, libraries, newspapers and 
 periodicals, churches, pauperism and crime, and of areas, 
 families, and dwellings. 
 
 2. Vital statistics, tables of deaths, births, sex and age, 
 the blind, deaf and dumb, insane, aud idiotic. 
 
 3. Statistics of wealth aud industry, embracing tables of 
 wealth, taxation, and public indebtedness; of agriculture; 
 manufactures ; mining and the fisheries. With tables of 
 occupations. 
 
 ■ Same. Compendium. Compiled by F. A. Walker. 
 
 W., 1872. 8° 5947.19 
 
 Qarjleld {J. A.) The American census. [In Amer. soc. sci. as- 
 
 soc. Trans., no. 2, 1870.] 5811.01 
 
 Hough {F. B.) On the principles of statistics as applied to the 
 
 census. [In Amer. assoc. Proceedings, v. 17, 1869.] 3946.15 
 Walker {F. A.) Some results of the census. [In Amer. soc. sci. 
 
 assoc. Trans., no. 5, 1873.] 6811 03 
 
 — American industry in the census. [In Atlantio monthly, 
 
 V. 24, 1869.] 
 
 — Our population in 1900. [In Atlantic monthly, v. 32, 1873.] 
 
 See also Ed. rev., Jan., 1874 (9th census of the U. S.) 
 
 4. Cornmerca and Navigation, Industry, Tariffs, 
 Finances, Statistics, and Progress. 
 
 American text-book for the million : comprising his- 
 torical sketches of tie U. S., the several States, 
 etc. ; a description of objects of interest ; com- 
 pendium of the several census reports, etc. 
 1874 576.17 
 
 Andrews {I.) Beport on the trade and commerce of the 
 British N. A. colonies and the great lakes and 
 and rivers of [the U. S.] 2 v. 1794. . . 5923.26 
 
 Blodget (S.,jr.) Economica : a statistical manual for 
 the U. S. 1806 5925.20 
 
 Bonynge (K) Future wealth of America : advantages 
 of cultivating tea, coffee, indigo, the date. etc. 
 With a review of the China trade. 1852. 5916.03 
 
 Biisled (J.) America and her resources. 1818. 5917.20 
 
 Brocketi (L. P.) Commercial traveller's guide-book. 
 1871 5922.14 
 
 Commercial statistical annual, containing reports on the 
 leading articles of commerce for the year 1871, 
 compared with several preceding years. New 
 York, 1872. 4° 5918.18 
 
 De Bow {J. D. B.) Industrial resources of the south 
 and west. 3 v. 1852 5925.25 
 
 Flagg {Edmund). Beport on the commercial relations 
 of the U. S. with all foreign nations. 4 v. Wash. , 
 
 1856-57. 4° 5918.08 
 
 Pt. 1 Commercial digests of all nations. Summary state- 
 ment of the commerce of the U. S , 1821-55. Summary of 
 treaties. 2. Comparative tariffs of various countries. 
 Comparative statement of rates of duty under the several 
 tariffs of tho U. S., from 1789 to 1846. Touuage duties, 
 etc. 3-4. Consular returns. 
 
 Eighty years' progress of the U. S. 2 v. 1861. 5917.18 
 Contents: v. 1. Flint (C. L ) Progress in agriculture. 
 McOay(O.F.) Cultivation of cotton. Kettell (T. P.) Com- 
 merce and trade. Perkins (F. B.) Social and domestic life. 
 Richards (T. A.) Aits of design. Barnard (H.) Education, 
 v. 2. Mining history of the U. S Hodge (J. T.) Fur trade, etc. 
 Kettell (T. P.) Improvements in the means of travel and 
 
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376 
 
 COUNTRIES : United States : Commerce to Congressional. 
 
 United States : Commerce, etc., continued, 
 transportation, manufactures, building, building mate- 
 rials, etc. Merriam (J. 0.) Steam engines. Humanitarian 
 and corrective institutions. 
 
 First century of tbe republic : review of Amer. progress. 
 By T. D. Woolsey, [and others]. 1876. . 576.24 
 Contents : Lawrence (E.) Introduction : colonial pro- 
 gress. Knight (Edw. H.) Mechanical progress. Wells <D.A.) 
 Progress in manufacture. Brewer (Wm. H.) Agricultural 
 progress. Hunt (T. S.) Development of our mineral re- 
 sources. Atkinson (Edw.) Commercial development. 
 Walker (F. A.) Growth and distribution of population. 
 Sumner (Wm. G.) Monetary development. Woolsey (T. D.) 
 Experiment of the Union, with its preparations. Lawrence 
 (E.) Educational progress. Barnard (F. A. P.) Exact 
 sciences. Gill (T.) Natural science. Whipple (E. P.) Cen- 
 tury of American literature. Oonant {S. S.) Progress of the 
 fine arts. Flint (A.) Medical and sanitary progress. Abbott 
 (B. V.) American jurisprudence. Brace (C.L.) Humanita- 
 rian progress. Hurst (J. F.) Religious development. 
 
 Greeky (H.) and others. Great industries of the U. S. 
 i873 . . . 5917.21 
 
 Hallell (S.) Industrial and financial resources of the 
 U. S. 1864 5924.26 
 
 Hunt's merchants' mag. year-book. N.Y., 1871.8°. 5921.27 
 
 Nellson ( W. Q) Statistical chart of staple products of 
 the U. S., 1799 to 18GG 5916.30 
 
 Peto (Sir S. M.) Resources and prospects of America. 
 1865 5925.23 
 
 Seybert (A.) Annales statistiques des Etats-Unis. 
 1820 5922.03 
 
 ■ Same. Statistical annals of the U. S., 1789-1818. 
 
 1818 5918.17 
 
 Talleyrand-Perigord (C. M. de). Commercial relations of the U. S. 
 with Great Britain. [In Pamphleteer, v. 4.] . ■ 6058.04 
 
 Tucker (6 s .) Progress of the U. S. in population and 
 wealth in fifty years. [1790-1810.] 1843. 5917.17 
 
 United Slates. Bureau of statistics. Monthly report of the 
 commerce and navigation of the U. S., Nov. 15, 
 1866— June, 1874. 5 v. W., 1866-7-1. 4°. 5938.07 
 Note.— Changed to a Quarterly report in 1875. 
 
 — Congress. Causes of the reduction of American ton- 
 
 nage and the decline of navigation interests. Re- 
 port of committee made to Ho. of representatives. 
 W., 1870. 8° 5916.31 
 
 — — Mercantile navy list, 1871. W., 1871. 8°. 5942.01 
 
 ,6£P Valuable reports on the ' Commercial relations' of 
 the U. S. with foreign nations are published annually in 
 the Executive documents of congress, and the report of the 
 Bureau of statistics on ' Commerce and navigation ' in the 
 same series gives the statistics of exports and imports, etc. 
 
 See also for current statistics the annual reports of the 
 National board of trade [5943.0 1J ; of the Board of trade of 
 Boston [5924.02] ; of the Chamber of commerce [5925.011 
 and Produce exchange [5942.04] of New York, and other 
 cities ; also Appletons' Annual cyclopedia. 
 
 See also International review, v. 1, 1874 (Domestic com- 
 merce of the TJ. 8., by S. Shellabarger). 
 
 Tariff and Internal Revenue. 
 
 Bigelow (E. B.) The tariff question considered in re- 
 gard to the policy of England and the interests of 
 the TJ. S. With statistical and comparative tables 
 
 1862 5638.05 
 
 Note.— Contains tables of national revenue and expendi 
 ture from 1789 to 1860 ; a comparative view of tie tariffs of 
 1846, 1857, and 1861 ; exports and imports for a series of 
 years, etc., etc. 
 
 Jones (A. A.) Jones's digest of the duties belonging to 
 the custom-house departments of the TJ. S but 
 more especially of New York. With the tariff. 
 1835 59^5.29 
 
 — Revenue book : containing the new tariff' of 1816 
 
 with the tariff of 1842. Likewise the new Br.tish 
 
 tariff. 1847 59 2 5 2 g 
 
 Tax-payer's manual : acts of congress imposing direct 
 arid excise taxes. With index, etc. New York, 1862. 
 
 Xlniled Stales. Tariff, 1861.' [With appendix.] Arranged 
 r by E. D. Ogden. N. Y., 1861. 8°. . . 5925 33 
 
 — Tariff of 1861. Comparative rates of tariffs of 1812 
 
 1846, 1857, and 1861. N. Y, 1861. 8°. 5925 30 
 
 — Interna] revenue and tariff law (passed July 13, 
 
 w v i«!f ^°o teS - Gom P M b y H- E. Dresser! 
 in. x., lo/u. y 59°5 Hi 
 
 ~~ "wT". , ^P 1-0 ™ 1 i une 6. 1872. ) Compiled by 
 H. E. Dresser. N. Y., 1872. 8°. . . .5925.31 
 
 Wells (D. .4.) Report of a commission appointed foi 
 the revision of the revenue. N. Y., 1866. 8°. 5916.18 
 
 — 2d-4th repoit of the special commissioner of the 
 revenue. [40th cong., 2d sess. Ex. doc. no. 81, and 
 3d sess. Ex. doc. no. 16.] 5916.18 
 
 Young (E.) Special report on the customs-tariff legis- 
 lation of the TJ. S. ; with appendixes. Compara- 
 tive statement of the rates of duties and imposts 
 under the several tariff acts from 1789 to 1870 
 
 ete • • . . 5916.01 
 
 Note — For works discussing the questions of Protection 
 and Free trade, see Political economy, in the general alpha- 
 bet. 
 
 Finances. 
 
 Brice (J.) [Revenue] Laws of the TJ. S., relative to 
 commercial subjects. [With Tariff of 1812 1 
 1814 5624.15 
 
 &ibbons (J. S.) The public debt of the United States. 
 Its organization : its liquidation : administration 
 of the treasury: the financial system. 1867. 5916.05 
 
 Mayo (It.) Synopsis of the commercial and revenue 
 system of the United States, with historical illus- 
 trations of the origin and organization of the 
 Treasury department. 1847 5918.12 
 
 Trotkr (A.) Observations on the financial position 
 and credit of such of the States of the North 
 American Union as have contracted public debts. 
 1839 5925.21 
 
 United States. Dep. of the treasury. Reports of the 
 secretary of the treasury [on the finances, 1790- 
 1819]. [With] the report of Alex. Hamilton on 
 public credit, a national bank, manufactures, and 
 the establishment of a mint. 7 v. W., 1837-51. »°. 
 
 Same. 1850-75. W., 1850-75. 6°. 
 
 Note. — The reports for 1850 and 1851 are (1876J wanting. 
 See also Political economy, in general alphabet, for 
 works upon Banking, Commerce, Currency, Taxation, etc. 
 
 5. Congressional Debates and Documents. 
 
 1. Debates, Proceedings and Sessional Laws. 
 Annals of congress. Debates and proceedings ; with 
 appendix [for each session] containing important 
 public documents, and all laws of a public nature. 
 1st. cong., 1st sess. — 18th cong., 1st sess. March 
 3, 1789— May 27, 1824. 42 v. W., 1834-56. 8°. 
 Continued in 
 Register of debates in congress. With appendix [for 
 each session]. 18th cong., 2d sess. to 25th cong., 
 1st. sess. Dec. 5, 1824-Oct. 16, 1837. v. 1-14 in 
 29. W., 1825-36. 8°. 
 
 Continued in 
 Congressional globe. Debates and proceedings. With 
 appendix, embracing the laws passed at [each] 
 session. 23d cong. , 1st sess. to 42d cong. , 2d seas. 
 Deo. 3, 1833— May 13, 1872. 109 v. in 108. W., 
 1833-72. 4°. 
 
 Continued in 
 Congressional record : proceedings and debates, etc. 
 Benton ( T. H. ) Abridgment of the debates of oongress, 
 1789 to 1856 [1850]. N. Y, 1857—1861. 8°. 
 See also Laws and Statutes (p. 388). 
 
 2. Senate and House Journals, Executive Documents, and Reports. 
 American State papers. Documents legislative and 
 executive, from 1789. 38 v. Wash., 1832-61. foi. 
 
 Contents. 
 
 1. Foreign relations, v. 1-6 ; to 1st sess., 20th Congress, 1827. 
 
 2. Indian affairs, v. 1-2 : to 2d sess., 19th Congress, 1827. 
 
 3. Finance, v. 1-5 ; to 1st sess., 20th Congress, 1828. 
 
 4. Commerce and nav., v. 1-2 ; to 2d sess., 17th Cong., 1825. 
 
 5. Military affairs, v. 1-7 ; to 1st sess., 20th Cong , 1828. 
 
 6. Naval affairs, v. 1-4 ; to 1st sess , 24th Congress, 18)0. 
 
 7. Post offce / to 2d sess., 22d Congress, 1833. 
 
 8. Public lands, v. 1-8 ; to 2d sess., 24th Congress, 1837. 
 
 9. Claims, v. 1 ; to 2d sess., 17th Congress, 1825. 
 
 10. Miscellaneous, v. 1-2 ; to 2d sess., 17th Congress, 1823. 
 
 Note. — A reprint of congressional papers prior to tlio 
 dates assigned. They are furnished with minute and accu- 
 rate indexes. 
 
 Journal of the House of representatives. 31st con,; , 
 1st sess., 1849-50 ; 33d cong., 1st sess.-- 42d cong., 
 3d sess. 30 v. W., 1850-75. 8°. . . . 
 
 Journal of the Senate. 31st cong., 1st sess., 1819-50 ; 
 33d cong., 2d sess., 1854-5— 43d cong., 2d sess., 
 1874-5. 27 v. W., 1855-75. 8°. . . . 
 
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 377 
 
 Exeoutive doouments. House of rep. 31st oong., 1st 
 Bess., 1849-50 ; 31st cong., 2d sess., 1850-51— 43d 
 oong., 2d sess., 1874-75. 368 v. iu 435. W., 1850- 
 75. 8° and 4°. 
 
 Same. Consolidated index, 2Gth to 40th oong. , 
 
 inclusive. [1839-69.] W., 1870. 8°. . . 
 
 #5* The Executive documents of the House of Repre- 
 sentatives contain besides others the annual reports of 
 the following executive departments, bureaus, etc., viz.: — 
 
 Adjutant general. (Dep. of war.) Engineers, Chief of. (Dep. of 
 
 Agriculture (Department of). 
 
 Appropriation estimates. 
 
 Architect of the oapitol exten- 
 sion. 
 
 Attorney general (Dep. of jus- 
 tice.) 
 
 Bureau of navigation. (Dep. of 
 navy) 
 
 Bureau of refugees. (Dep. of 
 war.) 
 
 Bureau of yards and docks. 
 (Dep. of navy.) 
 
 Bureau of statistics. (Dep. of 
 the interior). 
 
 Census. (Dep. of the Interior.) 
 
 Coast survey. 
 
 Columbia hospital for women. 
 (Dep. of the interior.) 
 
 Columbia institution for deaf 
 aud dumb. (Dep. of the inte- 
 rior.) 
 
 Commerce and navigation of 
 the U. S. (Dep. of the treas- 
 ury.) 
 
 Commercial relations between 
 the U. 3. and foreign nations. 
 (Dep. of state.)' 
 
 Ourreucy, Comptroller of. (Dep. 
 of treasury ) 
 
 Diplomatic correspondence. 
 (Dep. of state.) 
 
 District of Columbia. 
 
 Education, Commissioner of. 
 (Dep. of interior.) 
 
 Engiueer department. (Dep. of 
 war.) 
 
 E igiueering, Bureau of. (Dep. 
 of navy.) 
 
 Engineering, Bureau of steam. 
 (Dep. of navy.) 
 
 war.) 
 
 Finance report. (Dep. of the 
 treasury.) 
 
 Foreign affairs. (Dep. of state.) 
 
 Freedman's hospital and asy- 
 lum. (Dep. of iuterior.) 
 
 Government hospital for the 
 insane. (Dep. of interior.) 
 
 Indian affairs. (Dep. of interior 
 or Dep. of war.) 
 
 Inspector general. (Dep. of war.) 
 
 Daterior (Department of the). 
 
 Internal revenue. (Dep. of the 
 treasury.) 
 
 Land office, General. (Dep. of 
 interior.) 
 
 Messages of president. 
 
 Mariue corps. (Dep. of navy.) 
 
 Marine hospital service. 
 
 Mines and mining. Commis- 
 sioner of. (Dep. of interior.) 
 
 Mint, Director of the. (Dep. of 
 the treasury.) 
 
 Naval academy. (Dep. of navy.) 
 
 Navy (Department of the). 
 
 Ordnance, Bureau of. (Dep. of 
 navy.) 
 
 Ordnance bureau. (Dep. of war.) 
 
 Patent office. (Dep. of iuterior.) 
 
 Pensions, Commissioner of. 
 (Dep. of the interior.) 
 
 Post-office department. 
 
 President's messages. 
 
 Quartermaster general. (Dep. 
 of war.) 
 
 Signal-office. (Dep. of war.) 
 
 State (Department of). 
 
 Surgeon-general's office. (Dep. 
 of war. 
 
 Treasury (Department of the). 
 
 War (Department of). 
 
 Executive doouments. Senate. 31st cong., 1st sess., 
 1849-50; 34th oong., 1st sess., 1855-0— 44th cong. , 
 2d sess., 1873-4. 148 v. in 156. Wash., 1830-73. 
 
 8° and 4°. 
 
 Note.— Many documents are printed in both House and 
 
 Senate executive doouments. 
 
 Miscellaneous documents. Souse of rep. 31st cong. , 
 
 1st sess., 1849-50; 33d cong., 1st sess., 1853-1— 
 
 43d cong., 2d sess., 1872-73. 66 v. W., 1830-75. 
 
 8° 
 
 Miscellaneous documents. Senate. 31st oong., 1st sess., 
 • 1849-50— 43d oong., special sess., 1874-75. 28 v. 
 
 Wash., 1850-75. 8° 
 
 Eeports of committees. House of rep. 31st cong., 1st 
 sess., 1849-50; 33d oong., 1st. sess.— 43d cong., 
 2d sess., 1874-75. 77 v. in 78. W., 1850-75. 8°. 
 
 Same. Consolidated index, 26th-40th congress. 
 
 [1839-69.] Wash., 1869. 8°. .... 
 Beports of committees. Senate. 31st oong., 1st sess., 
 1849-50 ; 34th oong., 1st sess., 1855-6— 43d cong., 
 2d sess., 1874-5. 40 v. in 43. W., 1850-75. 8 3 . 
 
 Note on Congressional documents. — The general index to 
 the volumes of any one session is repeated in each volume. 
 -W The Bates Hall catalogue of the Boston pnblio 
 library, and supplement, contain an index to the contents 
 of all congressional documents, from 1823 to 1863. 
 Congressional directory. 37th oong., 2d-3d sess.; 38th 
 oong., 1st, 2d sess.; 40th cong., 3d sess.; 42d 
 oong., 2d sess.; 43d oong., 1st sess. 8 v. W., 
 
 1861-74. 8°. 
 
 HO- See also Congress (p. 376). 
 i. Miscellaneous government publications, for the most pari 
 not included in the congressional documents. 
 Note — Many government publications upon special subjects 
 are catalogued elsewhere under their subject, and do not 
 appear here ; e. g., for government surveys west of the 
 Mississippi, see Description and travel : Far West (p. ). 
 Army medical museum. Catalogue of the medical sec- 
 tion. By J. J. Woodward. Wash., 1867. 4°. 4338.02 
 — Catalogue of the surgical section. By A. A. Wood- 
 hull. Wash., 1866. 4° 4338.01 
 
 — Catalogue of the microscopical seotion. Bv E 
 
 Curtis. Wash., 1867. 4° 4338 02 
 
 Commissioner of mining statistics. lst-7th annual report. 
 1867-74. W., 1807-75. 8° 4006.06 
 
 ..^"t'TJ-^ l ? T 18S7 ' wa8 P™P a ™l by J- Boss Browne 
 
 J «< If Y 'Z & llT I V ;V°' 18B8 ' °y J - R°bs Browne; 
 v. 3-7, for 1869-74, by B. W. Raymond. 
 
 Bureau of navigation. American ephemeris and nauti- 
 cal almanac for 1876. W., 1873. 8°. 
 
 — Catalogue of oharts, plans, and views published by 
 
 the United States hyilrographic office, with a list 
 of books sold to agents. January, 1875. Wash 
 1875. 8°. 
 
 Coast survey. Annual report of the superintendent 
 1851-73. 23 v. W., 1852-75. 4° and 8°. 
 
 Engineer department. Report on the compressive 
 strength, specific gravity, and ratio of absorp- 
 tion of various kinds of building stone from differ- 
 ent sections of the United States. By Q. A. Gill- 
 more. _ Folded plate. Wash., 1874. 8°. 
 
 — Report in reference to the canal to connect the 
 
 Chesapeake and Ohio canal with the city of Balti- 
 more, by J. J. Albert. 1838. Reprinted for the 
 use of the engineer department, U. S. A. Folded 
 map. Wash., 1877. 4°. 
 
 — Reports on the construction of the piers of the aque- 
 
 duct of Alexandria canal across the Potomac river 
 at Georgetown, District of Columbia ; 1835-40. By 
 Wm. Turnbull. Wash., 1873. 4°. . . . 3927.32 
 Note. — For the Annual report of the Chief of engineers, 
 see Executive documents of House of rep . 
 
 Land office. Laws of the U. S. and other documents, 
 having respect to public lands. W., 1817. 8°. 1134.08 
 
 — • General publio acts of congress, respecting the pub- 
 lic lauds. 1776-1838. 2 v. W., 1838. 8°- 
 
 — Circular showing the manner of proceeding to pub- 
 
 lic lands. "W., 1870. 8° 1134.32 
 
 — Instructions in relation to the survey aud entry of 
 
 lode and placer claims. W., 1870. 8°. .1134.32 
 Note. — The report of the Laud office is printed annually 
 
 in the Executive documents of House of rep. 
 Library of congress. See Libraries, in the general alphabet. 
 Marine hospital service. lst-3d annual report of the 
 
 supervising surgeon. W., 1872-4. 8°. . 4353.12 
 Naval observatory. Astronomical and meteorological 
 
 observations during 1862-72. W., 1863-74. 4°. 
 Ordnance department. See Military science, in general alphabet. 
 Patent office. Annual report of the commissioner, 
 
 1843-74. 70 v. W., 1843-75. 8°. . . . 
 Note. — Since 1870, inclusive, the ' Annual report ' gives 
 
 merely an index to the patentees and inventions of the 
 
 year, but no plates, which are now printed in the ' Official 
 
 gazette ' and ' Specifications.' 
 
 — Official gazette of the U. S. patent office, v. 2-10. 
 
 July to Deo., 1872— Jan. to June, 1876. Wash., 
 
 1872-76. I 8° 
 
 Same. General index of the official gazette and 
 
 monthly volumes of patents, 1872-5. 4 v. Wash., 
 1873-76. 4°. 
 
 — Specifications and drawings of patents. May 30, 
 
 1871 -May, 1876. 105 v. [Continued.] Wash., 
 
 1871-76. 1. 8° 
 
 Note. — Volumes were issued weekly from May 30, 1871, to 
 June 25, 1872, since whioh date they have been issued 
 monthly. 
 
 — Subject-matter index of patentj for inventions, 
 
 1790-1873, inclusive, v. 1-3. Compiled and pub- 
 lished under the direction of M. D. Leggett. 3 v. 
 Wash., 1874. 8 3 
 
 Pensions. Mayo (R.) and Moulton (F.) Army and navy 
 pension laws, and bounty land laws of the U. S. , 
 1756-1854. 2d ed. Bait., 1854. 8°. . . 
 
 Post offices. List of post offices and postmasters of the 
 U. S. Wash., 1868. 4° 6745.02 
 
 Provost-marshal-general's bureau. Statistics, medical 
 and anthropological, derived from records of the 
 examination for military service during the late 
 war of the rebellion, of over a million recruits, etc. 
 Compiled by J. H.Baxter. 2v. W.,1875. 4°. 4338.19 
 
 Burgeon-general's office. Circular. Nos. 1-8. 5 v. Wash., 
 
 1867-75. 4° 4338.04 
 
 1 Report on epidemic cholera and yellow fever in the 
 army of the United States, during the year 1867. 4338.04 
 
 In asking for books, use the ■■ Book Orders," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
378 
 
 COUNTRIES : United States : Constitution and Government. 
 
 2. Report on the excisions of the head of the femur for 
 gunshot injury 4338.04 
 
 3. Report of surgical cases treated in the army of the 
 U. S., 1865-71 4338.08 
 
 4. Report on barracks and hospitals, with descriptions 
 of military posts 43.38.09 
 
 5. Report on epidemic cholera in the army of the V. S., 
 during the year 1866 4338.04 
 
 6. Report on the extent and nature of the materials 
 available for the preparation of a medical and surgical 
 history of the rebellion 4338.05 
 
 7. A report on amputations at the hip-joint in military 
 surgery 4338.04 
 
 8. Report on the hygiene of the U. 8. army, with descrip- 
 tions of military posts. 1875 4338.10 
 
 — Medical and surgical history of the war of the rebel- 
 
 lion, (1861-65). Pt. 1, v. 1-2-Pt. 2, v. 2. Wash., 
 
 187U-76. 4° 4338.07 
 
 Contents : Part 1, v. 1. Medical, v. 2. Surgical. Part 2, 
 v. 2. Surgical history, by G. A. Otis. 
 
 — Medical department of the U. S. army from 1775 to 
 
 1873. Compiled by Harvey E. Brown. Wash., 
 1873. 8° 
 
 — Statistical report on the sickness and mortality in 
 
 the army of the U. S., 1839-1855. Prepared by B. 
 
 H. Coolidge. W., 1856. 4°. 4338.17 
 
 Same. 1855-59. W., 1860. 4°. . . .4338.18 
 
 United States exploring expedition during 1838-42. By 
 
 O. Wilkes. 5 v. Phila., 1850. 8°. . . . 925.01 
 Ihiited States naval astronomical exped. to the southern 
 
 hemisphere, 1819-52. J. M. Gilliss, superintendent. 
 
 v. 1, 2, 3, G. Wash., 1855-65. 4°. . . . 1126.01 
 v. 1. Chile, by J. M. Gilliss. v. 2. Andes and the pampas, 
 
 by A. Macrae. Special reports on natural history, by J. L. 
 
 Smith and others, v. 3. Observations to determine the 
 
 solar parallax, by J. M. Gilliss. v. 6. Magnetioal and me- 
 teorological observations. 
 Vienna international exhibition, 1873. Reports of the 
 
 commissioners of theU. S. Ed. by B. H. Thurston. 
 
 4t. W., 1876. 8° 
 
 6. Constitution and Government. 
 
 1. Constitutions of the National Government and of the several 
 
 States, with the Declaration of Independence, 
 
 and the Articles of Confederation. 
 
 American's guide : Declaration of independence ; Arti- 
 cles of confederation ; Constitution ; and the con- 
 stitutions of the 30 States. Ph., 1849. 12°. 5736.14 
 American's own book ; or, constitutions of the several 
 States ; [with] the Declaration of independence, 
 the Constitution of the U. S., etc. [Ed.] by J. K. 
 Bigelow. New York, 1849. 8°. ... 5736.17 
 Bowen (F., editor). Documents of the constitutions of 
 England and America, from Magna charta to the 
 
 federal constitution of 1789 5736.16 
 
 Constitution of the U. S., with the amendments thereto : 
 added, Jefferson's Manual of parliamentary prac- 
 tice ; and the standing rules and orders for con- 
 ducting business in the Ho. of Eep. and Senate 
 [Also Barclay's Digest.] Wash., 1863. 8°. 5617.30 
 
 Same. Wash., 1865. 8°. .... 5617.30a 
 
 Constitutions des Treize Etats-unis de l'Amerique Paris 
 
 „ Uf- 8 \ 5736.15 
 
 lonstiiuiions of the Independent States of America ; 
 Declaration of independence ; Articles of con- 
 federation ; Declaration of rights ; Non-importa- 
 tion agreement, eta. Ed. by W. Jackson. 1783. 
 
 O * ■ , , f\7Qfl 1 Q 
 
 Davis (P.) The principles of the government of the 
 U. S. [i. e. constitutions of N. Y., N. J Pa Del 
 
 a ^V Vf \ ,( ^ i0 ' lQd -' ms -J 18i3 ' • • 5730.21 
 
 iioodell ( Win.) Our national charters : for the million 
 I. The federal constitution of 1788-9. -H The 
 articles of confederation, 1778.— III. The declara- 
 tion ol independence, 1776.— IV. The articles of 
 association, 1774. With notes, showing their bal- 
 ing on slavery. 1861 573>07 
 
 New York {State of). Constitution of 1846. ' With a 
 comp. arrangement of the const, provisions cl- 
 othe: States, classified by their subject. By P B 
 Hough. Albany, 1867. 4° 5737 13 
 
 Stearns (0. W.) A concordance to the constitution 
 
 With a classified index. 1872 5736.22 
 
 «a- See also, In this class, names of individual states] "" 
 2. Debates on the Federal Constitution, 1787. 
 
 Convention which formed the constitution of the United 
 
 States. Journal of acts and proceedings. Boston 
 1819. 8°. 5m $ 
 
 — Secret proceedings and debates, Prom notes bv E 
 Yates. Albany, 1821. 8°. 5736.02 
 
 Elliot (J.) Debates in the several State conventions on 
 the adoption of the federal constitution, with the 
 journal of the Federal convention. 5 v 2d ed 
 
 1»^- 8° 5736.03 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Journal of the federal convention Lu 
 ther Martin's letter. Yates's minutes. Letters for and 
 against. 
 
 v. 2. Conventions of Massachusetts ; Connecticut ■ New 
 Hampshire ; New York ; Pennsylvania ; Maryland ' 
 v. 3. Virginia. 
 
 v. 4. North Carolina ; South Carolina. List of delegates 
 Opinions from congressional debates, from 1789 to°1836 
 Virginia resolutions of 1798 ; answers. Kentucky resolu' 
 tions, by Jefferson. President Jackson's proclamation on 
 the ordinance of South Carolina. Papers on the tariff 
 banks, debts, veto power. Digest of decisions. 
 
 v. 5. Supplementary. Madison's Debates in the federal 
 convention. 
 Madison (J.) Debates on the federal constitution, ia 
 the convention held at Philadelphia, 1787. [With 
 
 Elliot (J.) Debates, v. 5.] 5736.07 
 
 Massachusetts . Debates of the convention, convened 
 0th January, 1788, for the purpose of ratifying the 
 constitution recommended by the federal conven- 
 tion. 1788 5736.08 
 
 3. Systematic Expositions, and History, of the Constitution 
 of the United States. 
 
 Alden (J. ) The science of government in connection 
 
 with American institutions. 1870. . . . 5723.15 
 Curtis (67. T.) History of the formation and adoption 
 
 of the constitution of the U. S. 2 v. 1854. 5731.21 
 Farrar (T.) Manual of the constitution of the (J. S. 
 
 1867 5735.03 
 
 Federalist (The), on the constitution. By Hamilton, 
 
 Madison, and Jay. 1852 5734.05 
 
 Same. With historical introduction and notes. 
 
 By H. B. Dawson. 1863 5734.11 
 
 Same. Also the Continentalist, by Hamilton. 
 
 Ed. by J. C. Hamilton. 1861 5731.10 
 
 Flanders (2. ) An exposition of the constitution 0; the 
 
 U. S. 1860 5734.07 
 
 Same. 2d ed. 1874 5731.07 
 
 Kent (X) Commentaries on American law. 4 v. 5614.01 
 Marshall (J.) Writings on the federal constitution. 
 
 1839 5614.05 
 
 Paschal (67. W.) Constitution of the U. S. denned and 
 
 annotated. 1868 5734 20 
 
 Story (J". ) Commentaries on the constitution. 2 v. 
 
 1851 5734.00 
 
 — Familiar exposition of the constitution of the U. S. 
 
 1859 . . 5734.02 
 
 Towle (N. C. ) History and analysis of the constitution 
 
 Of the U. S. I860 3734.04 
 
 Tremenheere (H. S. ) Constitution of the U. S. compared 
 with our own [i. e. the English]. 1854. 5731.19 
 Not?. — Besides the work of Curtis, full accounts of the 
 formation and adoption of the constitution are given in 
 the 3d volume of J. C. Hamilton's History of the U. S., and 
 in the 2d volume of Rives' Life of Madison. 
 4. Growth, Character, and Tendencies of American Institutions, 
 national and local. 
 Adams (J.) Defence of the constitutions of government of the 
 U. S„ 1778. [In his Works, V. 6, 1851.] .... 5013.04 
 
 — Three letters to Roger Sherman on the constitution. [In Ids 
 
 Works, v. 6.] 5013.06 
 
 — Review of Mr. Hillbouse's proposition for amending the 
 ' constitution, in 1808. [In Ids WorkB, v. 6, 1851.] . 6013.06 
 
 Barnes (W. H.) The body politic. [The American na- 
 tion.] 1866 5723.01 
 
 Srownson ( 0. A. ) The Amerieau republic : its consti- 
 tution, tendencies, and destiny. 1866. . 5725.21 
 
 Calhoun [J. c.) On the constitution and government of the U. S. 
 [In his Works, v. 1, 1853.] 6023.03 
 
 Chambrun (A.) Le pouvoir exeoutif aux Etats-unis. 
 1873 572.1.23 
 
 Cooky (T. M.) A treatise on the constitutional limita- 
 tions which rest upon the legislative power of the 
 States of the American Union. 1868. . 5735.02 
 
 Cadinnre (P.) Civil government of the states and the 
 constitutional history of the U. S. . .5731.09 
 
 Dillon (J. B. ) Notes on historical evidence in reference 
 to adverse theories of the origin and nature of the 
 government of the U. S. 1871." .... 5734.24 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
COUNTRIES : United States : Constitution,*., to Description, 
 
 etc. 
 
 379 
 
 Draper (J. W. ) Thoughts on the future civil policy of 
 
 America. 1865 5725.16 
 
 Everett IE.) Vindication of Amer. institutions. [In his Orations, 
 
 v. 4.] 6322.06 
 
 Fisher (8. &■ ) The trial of the constitution. 180-2. 578-1.03 
 Force (P. ) The Declaration of independence, or notes 
 oa Lord Mahon's History of the American Declara- 
 tion of independence. 1855 5734.23 
 
 Freeman IE. A.) Presidential government. [In his Hist, essays, 
 
 v. 1,1871.] 2528.11 
 
 Wrothingham ( It ) The rise of the republic of the U. S. 
 
 [1643-1790.] 1S7-2 57(1.13 
 
 Goodrich (C. B. ) Lowell lectures. Science of govern- 
 ment as exhibited in the U. S. 1853. 8°. 5724.02 
 Gurowski {A. O.) America and Europe. 1857. 5723.08 
 
 Hoist (H. von). Constitutional and political history of 
 theU. S., 1750-1833. State sovereignty and slavery. 
 From the German, by J. J. Lalor and A. B. Mason. 
 1876 5734.13 
 
 Hopkinson (F.) The old farm [i. e. the articles of con- 
 federation] and the new farm [i. e. the constitu- 
 tion] : a political allegory. With introduction and 
 notes, by B. J. Lossing. 2d ed. 1864. 5713.18 
 
 Inquiry into the moral and religious character of the 
 American government, [anon.] 1838. . 5734.16 
 
 Jameson (J. A. ) The constitutional convention : its 
 history, and modes of proceeding. 1857. 5735.01 
 
 Johnson (S. M.) Free government in England and 
 America : containing [i.e. together with J the Great 
 charter, the Petition of right, the Bill of rights, 
 the Federal constitution. 1864 5735.04 
 
 La Oroix (J. V. de). Beview of the constitutions of 
 the U. a 1792 5727.20 
 
 Madison (J.) Letters and other writings. 1769-1836. 
 4v. 1865 5053.01 
 
 McKinney (if.) Our government : a review of the 
 government of the United States, and of those of 
 the several states. 2d ed. 1856. . . . 5734.17 
 
 Mercer (V. F.) Exposition of the weakness and ineffi- 
 ciency of the government of the United States. 
 [anon.] 1845 5725.12 
 
 Municipalist ( The). A comprehensive explanation and 
 critical discussion of the American svstem of gov- 
 erning. 1858 " . . 5722.08 
 
 Parsons (T.) Political, personal, and property rights 
 of a citizen of the U. S. 1875 5733.18 
 
 Pomeroy (J. N.) An introduction to the municipal 
 law of the United States. 1868. . . . 5734.06 
 
 Reed (H. ) Two lectures on the history of the Ameri- 
 can Union. 1856 5732.09 
 
 — Lectures on the growth of the American Union during the 
 colonial era. [Sm. report, 1854.] 8936.17 
 
 Seaman (E. 0.) American system of government: its 
 character and workings. 1870 5725.23 
 
 Shafer (iV. M.) Diagram of the federal government. 
 [Chart, folded.] 1864 5725.13 
 
 Skinner (0.) Issues of American politics. 1873. 5725.24 
 
 Smith (J. C.) United States a nation. [In his Miscellanies. 
 1876.] 2542.28 
 
 Spence(J.) The Union ; with an inquiry into seces- 
 sion as a constitutional right, and the causes of 
 the disruption. 3d ed. 1862 5735.07 
 
 Slorrs {Rjj.) The early American spirit, and the 
 genesis of it : address before the N. Y; hist socie- 
 ty, April 15, 1875 5733.17 
 
 Thorpe (T. B.) Voice to America : its glory or its fall. 
 3ded. 1855 5722.03 
 
 Tocquevitle {A. de). Democracy in America. 4 v. 
 1838-40 5723.04 
 
 Same. Ed. by F. Bowen. 2 v. 1863. . . 5723.02 
 
 Wedgwood {W. B.) The government and laws of the 
 _ United States. 1867. 5734.18 
 
 Willis (A.) The nation: its rulers and institutions ; 
 outlines of the government. 1871. . . . 573-1. Oi 
 
 ■ Outlines of the U. S. government : its origin, 
 
 branches, departments, officers, and modes of 
 operation. 1868 5723.09 
 
 WiUson (M. ) A treatise on civil polity and political 
 
 economy. 1839 5723.16 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 12, 1863. (Our domestic rela- 
 tions, by Charles Sumner) ; Int. rev., Sept., 1875 (Ameri- 
 can constitution in 1787 and 1866, by Henry Eeed); Int. 
 rev., Jan., 1875 (The Guarantee of order and republican 
 government in the States). 
 
 P^Lir^Vji 1 m0re ai8til "=avcly party character, see 
 Politics and Party History (p. 389). 
 
 See also Government and politics (Democracy ;—Repuo- 
 hcanism, etc ), in the general alphabet. 
 
 Is-oie to Constitution and Gova-nment.-Story; Commenta- 
 tes, is still the standard logal exposition of the Constitu- 
 tion as it whs before the Civil War. Fundamentally he 
 holds that the constitution is a government, established bv 
 the people, and not a compact between states. See in this 
 connection the speeches of Webster and Hayne [6326.021 on 
 Footo s resolution, the one for, the other against this posi- 
 tion. Farrar's Manual, a more recent work, holds that the 
 preamble is •■the first, most authoritative, and command- 
 ing portion of the instrument," conferring unlimited 
 authority upon the central government for the accom- 
 plishment of the ends required therein. PasehaVs work 
 is recent, and accompanied with valuable annotations 
 Stearns's Concordance is convenient for ready reference. 
 
 For more elaborate presentations of the States rights 
 view of the constitution the works of Calhoun and Alex. H. 
 Stephens may be consulted. For an able but bitter review 
 of the shortcomings of the national government in its 
 dealings witli nullification and slavery, see Von Hoist's Po- 
 litical and constitutional history of the U. S., to 1830. Excel- 
 lent surveys of colonial self-government, and tendencies 
 to union, before the adoption of the constitution, are given 
 in the introduction to the 1st volume of Story's work, in 
 Frothimjham's Rise of the Republic, and in Towle's History. 
 
 As a philosophical student of the political and social 
 institutions of the country, A. de Tocquevitle is still pre 
 eminent. 
 
 7. Description, Geography and Travel, 
 Gazetteers and Atlases. 
 
 Arrangement.— l. Emigrant Manuals. — 2. General and 
 
 Miscellaneous Works of Travel 3. Gazetteers and Aliases.— 
 
 4. Popular General Guide Boolcs.— 5. The South.— 6. The 
 West.—l. The Bar West : beyond the Mississippi ; including 
 Government surveys. 
 
 1. Emigrant Manuals. 
 
 American social science association. Handbook for 
 immigrants to the U. S. 1871. . . . 1071.09 
 
 Byrne {S.) Irish emigration to the U. S. : facts and re- 
 flections addressed to Irish people intending to 
 emigrate, and to those living in large cities. 
 1873 1132.17 
 
 Darby ( W. ) Emigrant's guide to the western and south- 
 western States and territories. 1818. . .1134.11 
 
 Goddard (F. B. ) Where to emigrate : climate, resources, 
 etc. ; land laws, rates of wages, etc. . . 1125.17 
 
 Lippincolt's general guide for settlers in the U. S. 2d ed. 
 1876 1132.27 
 
 Young (K) Special report on immigration ; accompany- 
 ing information for immigrants. 1872. 5917.27 
 
 2. General and Miscellaneous Works. 
 
 Bacon (67. W.) and Larkins (W. 0.) Descriptive hand- 
 book of America. 1870 1072.20 
 
 Beauvallet (L.) Rachel and the new world. 1846. 1072.11 
 on {C. B.) The four great powers ; their policy. 
 
 resources, etc. 1866 445.24 
 
 Bremer {F.) Homes of the new world. 2 v. 1853. 1073.12 
 Buckingham (J. S.) America. 3 v. 1841. . . 1074.01 
 — Eastern and western States. 3 v. 1S42. . 1112.05 
 Bunn (A.) Old England and New England. 2 v. 
 
 1853 1074.13 
 
 Caswall {H.) America and the American Church. 
 
 1851 3456.05 
 
 Cliasles (P.) Anglo-American literature and manners. 
 
 1852 1072.12 
 
 Chastellux (F. J. de). Travels in N. A., 1780-82. 1074.09 
 Chevalier (M.) Society, manners, and politics of the 
 
 U. S. 1839 1135.09 
 
 Coke(E. T.) A subaltern's furlough. 2 v. 1833. 1072.15 
 
 Same. [InWaldie library, v. 2.] 6078.16 
 
 Cooper (J. F.) Notions of the Americans. 2 v. 
 
 1828 1074.07 
 
 Curtis (<?. W.) Lotus-eating : a summer book. 
 
 1852 1U-A19 
 
 Dall (<7. H.) Patty Gray's journey to the cotton islands. 
 
 3 v. 1869-70 171.46 
 
 Contents : v. 1. From Boston to Baltimore, v. 2. From 
 
 Baltimore to Washington, v. 3. On the way ; or, Patty at 
 
 Mount Vernon. 
 Dicey (K) Six months in the federal States. 2 v. 
 
 1863 6i2 - 05 
 
 Dickens (0.) American notes. 1850. . . .1074.16 
 Same. 1866 973.20 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOU'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUM13EB. 
 
380 
 
 COUNTRIES : United States : Description, Travels, etc 
 
 DUke (G. W.) Greater Britain, 1866-67. . .1074.15 
 
 Disturnett (J. ) Guide between Washington and Boston ; 
 
 also from Boston to Buffalo, and from New York 
 
 to Montreal 1846 1121.01 
 
 Dixon (W. H.) New America. 1867. . . . 1115.02 
 Duncan (J. M. ) Travels through part of the U. S. 
 
 1818-19. 2v. 1073.19 
 
 Eddis(W.) Letters from America, 1769-1777. 583.13 
 Fidler (I.) Observations in the U. S. in 1832. 1071.08 
 Finch (L) Travels in the V. S. 1833. . . .1074.11 
 Flnlay (if.) Journal, during his survey of the post 
 offices between Massachusetts and Georgia, 1773- 
 
 1774 1130.09 
 
 Fuller (H.) Belle Brittan on a tour, at Newport, and 
 here and there. 1858 942.05 
 
 — Grand transformation scenes ; or, glimpses of home 
 
 after 13 years abroad. 1875 1132.22 
 
 Oilman (C.) Poetry of travelling in the U.S.1838.1132.09 
 Ball(B.) Travels in North America. 1830. .1073.16 
 EaU(N.) From Liverpool to St. Louis. 1870. 1072.13 
 Sinton (J.) History and topography of the U. S. v. 2. 
 
 [Topography.] 1830 578.02 
 
 EoldUch (B.) Emigrant's guide to the U.S. 1818. 1124.17 
 Hubner (J. A., baron von). In his Ramble round the world, 1871. 
 
 1874 933.20 
 
 Kemble (Frances Anne). Journal [in the United States, 
 
 1832-33] 3095.10 
 
 Kendall {E. A.) Travels through the northern parts of 
 
 the U. S., 1807-08. 3v 1073.24 
 
 Kohl (J. G. ) Travels in Canada, and through N. Y. 
 
 and Pa. 1861 1153.21 
 
 Lanman ( ) Adventures in the wilds of America. 2 v. 
 
 1856 1074.06 
 
 — Adventures of an angler in Canada and the U. S. 
 
 1848 1153.03 
 
 — Letters from a landscape painter. 1845. . 1112.21 
 Lieber (F.) Stranger in America. 1835. . . 1074.05 
 Zyell (G.) A second visit to the United States, [1845-46]. 
 
 2 v 1073.14 
 
 Mackenzie (W. L.) Sketches of Canada and the U. 8. 
 
 1833 1151.08 
 
 Mackie (J. M.) From Cape Cod to Dixie and the tro- 
 pics. 1864 1111.08 
 
 Macmillan (A.) A night with the Yankees. 1868. 1125.18 
 Maguire (J. J. ) The Irish in America. 1868. 1133.06 
 Marryat(F.) Diary in Amer., 1-2 s. 6 v. 1839. 1073.01 
 Martineau (H.) Society in America. 3 v. L.,1837. 1073.07 
 
 Same. 2 v. N. Y., 1837 1073.10 
 
 Michaux (F. A. ) Travels to the westward of the Alle- 
 ghany mountains. 1805 1135.03 
 
 Marat (A.) America and the Americans. [Its institu- 
 tions, etc.] 1849 1071.06 
 
 Murray (A. M.) Letters from the U. S. 1856.1162.09 
 Murray (H. A.) Lands of the slave and the free. 
 
 1857 1072.10 
 
 Nichols (T. L.) Forty years of American life. 2 v. 
 
 n 1861 1073.21 
 
 Oliphant (L. ) Patriots and filibusters, or incidents of 
 
 travel. 1860 922,22 
 
 Ossoli (Margaret Fuller, comlesse d'). At home and 
 
 abroad. [Summer on the Lakes. ] 1856. 944.08 
 
 Pascal (C.) A travers TAtlantique et dans le Nonveau 
 
 Monde. 1870. 1072.22 
 
 Paulding (J. K. ) John Bull in America ; or the new 
 
 Munchausen, [anon.'] 1825 1132.07 
 
 Picturesque "America. Ed. by Wm. 0. Bryant. 2 v 
 
 1872 1136.06 
 
 Poletica (P.) Internal condition of the U. S. and of 
 their political relations with Europe, [anon.] 
 
 „ 1826 1135.10 
 
 Probyn (J. W.) Essays on the United States Tin 
 
 n 18615-] 532.16 
 
 Pulszky (If.) and (T.) Sketches of American society. 
 
 „ 1853 - 1072.08 
 
 Haumer (F. von). Amerioa, and the American people. 
 
 1846 1135.12 
 
 Beid (H.) Sketches in North America. 1861. 107L10 
 Beminiscences of America in 1869. By two English- 
 men, [anon.] 2d ed. 1132.05 
 
 Bose ((?.) The great country; or impressions of 
 
 America. 1868 1073.23 
 
 St. John (J. K) Letters from an Amerioan farmer ; 
 
 BB00KLY4JIEB0A.NTILE HBBABX. 
 
 describing the British colonies in North America 
 1782 1074.20 
 
 — Same. 1793. 16°. 1072.14 
 
 Short American tramp in the fall of 1864. [anon 1 
 1865. . . . 1132.0g 
 
 SUliman (A. K) A gallop among American scenery 
 1843 1072.16 
 
 Thorburn ( Chant). Forty years' residence in America 
 
 2d ed. 1834 3172.16 
 
 To San Francisco and back. By a London parson 
 
 [anon.] Lond., 1871. 12°. 1071.11 
 
 Towle (G. M.) American society. 2 v. 1870. . 1132.03 
 Townsend (<?. A.) The new world compared with the 
 
 old. 1870 1135.11 
 
 Tremenheere (tf. 8.) A tour in the U. S. 1852. 1072.07 
 Trollope (A.) North America. 1862. . . . 1074.18 
 Trollope (F.) Domestic manners of the Americans 
 
 1832 1074.21 
 
 Tuckerman (B. T.) America and her commentators. 
 With a critical sketch of travel in the U. s' 
 
 1864 1074.12 
 
 Volney (0. F. C. de). Tableau du climat et du sol des 
 
 Etats-Unis. [In his CEuvres.] .... 5078.27 
 
 — Soil and climate of the U. S. 1804. . . .1074.10 
 
 Waterton (0.) Wanderings in the northwest of the 
 
 U. S. 1812-24. 1866 1161.01 
 
 Wirt (W.) Letters of the British Spy. 10th ed. 
 
 1832 3186.14 
 
 Woods (N. A.) Princeof Wales in the U.S. 1861. 1132.11 
 Wortley (K S.) Travels, during 1849-1850. . 1072.05 
 Zincke (F. B.) Last winter in the United States: a 
 
 tour. 1868 1071.07 
 
 3. Gazetteers, Directories, Atlases and Geography, 
 * Asher and Adams' new commercial and statistical 
 atlas and gazetteer of the U. S. 2 v. 1872. 927.09 
 Baldwin (T.) and Thomas (J.) Gazetteer of U. S. 
 
 1854 1135.04 
 
 Brockett (L. P.) Commercial traveller's guide book. 
 
 1871 5922.14 
 
 Case's map of the U. S., etc. Hartford, 1874. [47 m. = 
 
 1 inch.] L. H. 
 
 Fisher (R. 8.) Gazetteer of the U. S. 1853. . 1135.05 
 Gazetteer of the manufactures and manufacturing towns 
 
 of the U. S. N. Y., 1866. fol 1136.10 
 
 Hayvxird (J.) Gazetteer of the U. S. 1853. .1135.07 
 Steinwehr (A von). Centennial gazetteer of the U. S. 
 
 1873 1135.08 
 
 United States business directory. 1876. [Ed, bv] L. 
 
 Colange 6755.14 
 
 See also Amer. geog. boo. Journal, v. 1. 1859. (Geography 
 
 of the U.S.) 905.08a 
 
 «y See also America. (Gazetteers and Atlases, p. 288) : 
 also, in the general alphabet, Atlases (p. 56) ;— Gazetteers 
 (p. 570). 
 
 4. Popular General Guide Books. 
 
 Appletons- illus. handbook of Amer. travel. New York, 
 
 1860. 12°. 1072.01 
 
 Same. Northern and eastern tour. 1870. 1072.17 
 
 Same. Southern tour. By E. H. Hall. 1872. 1072.19 
 
 Same. Western tour. 1871 1072.18 
 
 Same. 1873 1072.18 
 
 Batchelder (J. B.) Popular resorts and how to reach 
 
 them. 1874 1133.12 
 
 Clark (F. E. ) Our vacations : where to go, how to go, 
 
 and how to enjoy them. 1874 1111.21 
 
 Hall (E. 3.) Tourist's guide to American watering 
 
 places. 1869 1112.22 
 
 Lippineott's general guide book to the U.S. 1876. 1132.28 
 Morford (H.) Short-trip guide to America. 1873. 1071.12 
 Norton (C. L.) American seaside resorts. 1871. 1112.29 
 Osgood (J. B. & Co., publ. ) The middle States ; a hand- 
 book for travellers. 1874 1121.08 
 
 Sweet (0. P.) Amusement directory and travellers' 
 
 guide from the Atlantic to the Pacific 1124.24 
 
 Sweetser (G. H Summer resorts. 1868. . . 1112.14 
 
 6. The South. 
 
 Barlram ( W. ) Travels through North and South Caro- 
 lina, Georgia, East and West Florida, the Cherokee 
 country, the Creek confederacy, and the country of 
 the Chaotaws. 1792. . • 1113.01 
 
 DeBow (J. D. B. ) Industrial resouroes of the South 
 and West. 3 v. 1852 5925.25 
 
 —4- 
 
COUNTRIES : United States: Description— South and West 
 
 381 
 
 Hall (E. H.) Appletons' handbook of American travel. 
 
 Southern tour. 1872 1072.19 
 
 Kdttl (T. P.) Future of the south and southern Industry. [In 
 
 Be Brno (J. D. B.) Industrial resources, etc. v. S, p. 37-53. 
 
 1853.1 6925 27 
 
 Olmsted (F. L.) The cotton kingdom. 1861. . 1113.04 
 
 — Journey in the back country. 1860. . . . 1124.07 
 
 — Journey in the sea-board slave States. 1856. 1113.06 
 Paulding (J. K.) Letters from the South, [anon.] 
 
 1835 1132.08 
 
 Porcher (F. P.) Besources of the southern fields aud 
 
 forests, medical, economical, and agricultural 
 
 New ed. 1869 4917.23 
 
 Speir (R. F.) GoiDg south for the winter. With hints 
 
 for consumptives. 2d ed. 1873. . . . 1113.25 
 Tasistro (£. F. ) Random shots and Southern breezes : 
 
 Southern States, etc. 1842 1132.01 
 
 VUe{FLL.) "Following the drum." 1858. . 1124.03 
 WUlis[N.P.) Health trip to the tropics. 1&54. 1162.24 
 
 The South after the War. 
 
 Andrews (S.) The South since the war : as shown by 
 fourteen weeks of travel and observation in Georgia 
 and the Carolinas. 1866 643.01 
 
 King(E.) The great South. 1875 .... 1136.11 
 
 Nordhoff (C.) The ootton States in the spring and 
 slimmer of 1875 1134.26 
 
 Somers (iJ.) The Southern States since the war. 
 1870-1 1134.03 
 
 Troutoridge {J. T.) The South : a tour of its battle 
 fields and ruined cities. 1866 1113.17 
 
 United States. Congress. Report of the select com- 
 mittee on the New Orleans riots. W., 1867. 8°. 
 
 — Message of the president, December 18, 1865. 
 
 With reports of 0. Schurz and Lieutenant 
 General Grant, on the States of South Caro- 
 lina, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi and Louis- 
 iana. Washington, 1865. 8° 634.05 
 
 — Eeport of the joint committee on reconstruction of 
 
 the 1st sess. 39th congress. W., 1866. 8°. 
 
 — [Ku-Klux conspiracy. ] Testimony taken by the 
 
 joint select committee to inquire into the condi- 
 tion of affairs in the late insurrectionary States. 
 13 v. W., 1872. 8° 
 
 v. 1. Report of committee, v. 2. North Carolina, v. 3-5. 
 South Carolina, v. 6-7. Georgia, v. 8-10. Alabama, v. 11-12. 
 Mississippi, v. 13. Florida and Tennessee. 
 
 Note. — For congressional reports upon the Memphis and 
 New Orleans riots see respectively Souse reports, 39th cong. 
 1st sess., v. 3, and 2d sess., v. 2. The Report on affairs in 
 Alabama In 1871 is printed in Souse reports, v. 6, 2d sess., 
 13d cong., that on affairs in Louisiana in Bouse reports, 
 v. 2 and 6, 2d sess., 13d cong. ; that on the troubles In Ticks- 
 burgh in House reports, v. 1, 2d sess., 13d cong. 
 
 6. The West : Ohio and Mississippi Valleys, 
 
 Brackenridge (H. M.) Eecollections of the West. 2d ed 
 
 1868 1114.19 
 
 Bradford (W. J. A.) Notes on northwest 1816.1123.11 
 Burnet (J.) Notes on the early settlement of the north- 
 western territory. 1847 612.17 
 
 CliarlevoUc (P. F. X. de). History and general descrip- 
 tion of New France. Tr. by J. Or. Shea. 6 v. 
 
 1866-72 578.19 
 
 Oobbett (W.) Year's residence in the U. S. Part iii. 
 containing Mr. Hulme's Journal to the western 
 countries, Mr. Oobbett's Letters to Mr. Birkbeck, 
 
 etc. 1819 1124.17 
 
 Ootton (N. J.) Poems. With life, and history of early 
 
 _ [western] settlements. 1860 1631.25 
 
 Oraig (N. B.) The olden time : early explorations and 
 settlement of the country around the head of the 
 
 Ohio. 2v. 1876 655.21 
 
 Ourtiss (D. 8.) Western portraiture. 1852. .1123.09 
 Hodge (M. A.) Wool gathering. 1867. . . . 2523.08 
 MUet (Mrs. M. F.) Pioneer women of the West. 5822.02 
 — Summer rambles in the West. 1853. . .1123.10 
 Featherstonhaugh (G.W.) Canoe voyage up the Minnay 
 
 Sotor. 1847 1115.14 
 
 Flint (2'.) A condensed geography and history of the 
 western States or the Mississippi valley. 2 v. 
 
 1828 .1135.22 
 
 Gale(G.) Upper Mississippi: sketches of the mound 
 builders, the Indian tribes, and the northwest 
 
 from a.d. 1600 to the present time. 1867. 1123 07 
 Gillmon (P.) Prairie firms and prairie folk. 2 v. 1122.24 
 Mall lE. H.) Traveller's, miner's, and emigrant's hand- 
 book to the western, northwestern, and Pacific 
 
 States and territories. 1865 1123.08 
 
 Hall{F.K.) Letters from the West. 1828. .1124.01 
 Hall (J. ) The West : its commerce and navigation. 
 
 1848. 
 
 1121.09 
 
 Hildreth (8. P.) Pioneer history : Ohio valley and north- 
 west territory. 1818 612. 18 
 
 Hoffman (G F.) Wild scenes in the forest and prairie. 
 
 „ . 2T - 183? 1122.18 
 
 Kimie (J. H.) Wau-Bun : or, "Early day" in the 
 
 northwest. 1856 1125 02 
 
 Kirkland (C. M.) Forest life. 2 v. 1844. . . 1123] 15 
 — A new home ; or, glimpses, etc. 2 v. 1850. 1124.15 
 McOonnel (J. L.) Western characters. 1853. 1124.06 
 McKnight (G.) Our western border 100 years ago: 
 chronicles of struggle and adventure. 1876. 1136.08 
 Meeker (N. 0. ) Life in the West ; or, stories of the 
 
 Mississippi valley. 1868 1124.02 
 
 Milburn ( W. H) Rifle, axe, and saddlebags. 1856. 1122. 28 
 Ohio valley historical series, eg- For Contents see Ohio Valley 
 
 hist, series, in general alphabet. 
 Parkman (F.) Discov. of the great West. 1869. 564.12 
 Pike (Z. M.) Expeditions to the sources of the Missis- 
 sippi, Arkansaw, Kans, La Platte, and Pierre Jaun 
 
 rivers, 1805-07 1115.13 
 
 Schoolcraft (H. B.) Narrative journal of travels through 
 
 the northwestern region from Detroit through the 
 
 lakes to the source of the Mississippi. 1821. 1135.21 
 
 Stewart (W. M.) Eleven years in the western States. 
 
 1870 1122.16 
 
 Tliompson (M. ) Hoosier mosaics. 1875. . . 1123.27 
 In Fiction see Hall's Legends of the West [212.19], and 
 sundry works of Eggleston, Aimard, and J. B. Jones. 
 
 J8S" See also Louisiana (p. 311) ;— Mississippi Valley 
 (p. 315) ;— Ohio Valley (p. 355) ; — and names of the several 
 western States, in this class. 
 
 7. The Far West : Overland Journey to California ; Slates 
 and Territories beyond the Mississippi. 
 
 Audouard {Mme. 0.) A travers l'Amerique. Le Far- 
 West. 1869 1123.19 
 
 Barrows (W.) The general; or, twelve nights in a 
 hunter's camp. 1869. 1123.13 
 
 Beadle (J. H. ) The undeveloped West j or, five years 
 in the territories. 1873 1134.17 
 
 Bell (W. A.) New tracks in North America. New ed. 
 1870 1125.15 
 
 Bowles (8.) Journey to the Rocky Mountains, the Mor- 
 mons, and the Pacific States. 1865. . . 1114.15 
 
 — Our new West. Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, Idaho, 
 
 Montana, Nevada, California, Oregon, Washing- 
 ton, and British Columbia. 1869. . . .1134.15 
 Carrington (M. I.) Ab-Sa-Ra-Ka, home of the Crows. 
 1869 1123.12 
 
 — Ocean to ocean. Pacific railroad and adjoining ter- 
 
 ritories. 1869 1114.24 
 
 Garvalho (S. N. ) Incidents of travel and adventure in 
 
 the far West. 1858 1123.06 
 
 Clemens (8. L.) Roughing it. [Sketches in Nevada, 
 Utah, California.] 1872 1125.20 
 
 Coffin (C. C.) The seat of empire. [Northern Pacific 
 R. R. route.] 1870 1122.12 
 
 Crqfutt (G. A.) Trans-continental tourist's guide. 
 1873 1134.23a 
 
 Same. 6th ed. 1874 1134.23 
 
 Denys (F. ) Les Californies, l'Oregon, et les possessions 
 russes en Amerique, les lies Noutka et la Reine 
 Charlotte. 1849. [Univers.] .... 901.12 
 
 Domenech (E.) Seven years in the great deserts of N. 
 A. 2v. 1860 1125.10 
 
 Emory {W. H.) Military raconnoissance, from Fort 
 Leavenworth to San Diego, including part of the 
 Arkansas, Del Norte, and Gila rivers. 1848. 1134.02 
 
 Franchere (G.) Voyage to the northwest coast of Amer- 
 ica, 1811-14 ; or, the first American settlement on 
 the Pacific. 1854 1124.19 
 
 Fremont (J. C. ) Report of the exploring expedition to 
 the Rocky Mountains in 1842, and to Oregon and 
 north California, 1843-44. 1845. . . . 1135.15 
 
 Froebel{J.) Travels in the far West. 1869. . 1165.19 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Orders," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
882 
 
 COUNTRIES : United States : Description — Far "West 
 
 Greeley ( H. ) Overland journey from New York to San 
 Francisco. 1860 1114.10 
 
 Sand-book almanac for the Pacific States. 1863. 1123.14 
 
 Kevm (De B. B. ) Sheridan's troopers on trie borders. 
 1870 1123.17 
 
 Lester (J. R) The Atlantic to the Pacific. What to see 
 and how to see it. 1873 1132.15 
 
 Mppincott ( Mrs. 8. J. ) New life in new lands : notes of 
 travel. [Chicago, Colorado, Utah, Nevada, Cali- 
 fornia, Homeward journey.] By Grace Greenwood. 
 [pseud.] 1873 1132.13 
 
 McCali (0. A.) Letters from the frontiers, during 30 
 years' service in the army. 1868. . . .1115.04 
 
 McC'lure (A. E.) Three thousand miles through the 
 Rocky Mountains. [Montana, Colorado, the West.] 
 1869 1114.23 
 
 Marcy (R. B.) Border reminiscences. 1872. 1124.20 
 
 — The prairie traveler. 1859 1124.14 
 
 — Thirty years of army life on the border. 1866. 1125.05 
 Meline(J. F.) Summer tour through Kansas, Nebraska, 
 
 Colorado, and New Mexico. 1867. . . . 1114.13 
 Mollhausen (B.) Journey from the Mississippi to the 
 
 Pacific. 2 v. 1858 1113.05 
 
 Palliser (J.) Solitary rambles and adventures of a 
 
 hunter in the prairies. 1853 4624.05 
 
 Palmer (W. J.) Report of surveys across the continent 
 in 1867-68, on the 35th and 32d parallels, for a 
 route extending the Kansas Pacific railway to the 
 Pacific ocean at San Francisco and San Diego. 
 
 1869 1133.20 
 
 Bae (W. F.) Westward by rail. 1870. . .1114.25 
 Bichardson {A. D. ) Beyond the Mississippi : the new 
 
 States and territories, 1857-67 1125.03 
 
 Boss (A.) Fur hunters of the far West. 1855. 1124.12 
 
 Busting (James F. ) Across America : or, the great 
 
 West, [California, Oregon, Nevada, Washington, 
 
 Colorado, Utah, and Arizona territories,] and the 
 
 Pacific coast. 1874 1123.26 
 
 Tice (J. H. ) Over the plains ; or Kansas, Colorado, 
 and the Rocky Mountains. 1872. . . . 1135.20 
 Winthrop (T.) Canoe and the saddle. 1863. 1122.01 
 tiB~ See also, in thiB class, Iowa ;— Minnesota ;— Mis- 
 souri ;— Nebraska ;— Kansas ;— Colorado ;— Arkansas ;— 
 Texas ;— New Mexico ;— Utah ;— California ;— Nevada •— 
 Oregon ;— Washington Territory ;— Idaho ;— Wyoming ; 
 —Montana ;— Dakota ;— Rocky Mountains. 
 
 Government Surveys of the Territories. 
 
 Emory (W. H.) Report on the United States and 
 Mexican boundary survey, made under the direc- 
 tion of the Secretary of the interior. 1857. 1127. 17 
 
 Ives (J. G.) Report upon the Colorado river of the 
 West. 1861 H26.09 
 
 Geological survey of the territories. F. V. Hayden, in 
 charge. lst-7th annual report, 1867-73. Washing- 
 ton. 1871-73. 8° 4116.22 
 
 1867-69. Nebraska. Wyoming. Colorado and New Mexi- 
 co Report of F. V. Haydeu. With reports of the mines 
 and minerals of Colorado, by Persifer Frazer, jr., and on 
 the agriculture of Colorado, by Cyrus Thomas. 
 
 1870. Wyoming, and portions of contiguous territories 
 Reports of F. V. Hayden. Report of by Cyrus Thomas 
 on Agriculture, with remarks on the hateful grasshopper 
 Special reports. *^ " 
 
 1871. Montana and portions of adjacent territories 
 
 1872. Montana. Idaho. Wyoming. Utah 
 
 1873. Colorado. B 
 
 — Miscellaneous publications. No. 1, 3. Wash., 1874-75. 
 
 •••••••».. 4818 Ofi 
 
 No 1. List of elevations, principally west of the Missis- 
 sippi river. 3d ed. Collated and arranged by Honrv Gan 
 nett. 1875. J "*"" 
 
 No. 3. Birds of the northwest. By Elliott Coues 1874 
 --Reports, v. 1. Wash., 1873-4. 4 J . . . . 1126 13 
 
 Contents: v. 1, pt. 1. Extinct vertebrate fauna by J 
 Leidy. v. S, pt. 1. Acridida) of N. A , by 0. Thomas, v 6 
 pt. 1. Cretaceous flora, by L. Lesqueraux. 
 Engineer department, U. 8. A. Geographical and 
 geological explorations and surveys west of the 
 100th meridian, in charge of Geo. M. Wheeler 
 Report, v. 3, 5. Wash., 1875. 4°. . . 1116 is 
 
 Note.— The work when completed will make six or seven 
 volumes viz., v. 1. Geogr. report, v. 2. Astronomy and 
 meteorology, v. 3 Geology and mineralogy, v. 4. Paheon- 
 onXo g V r.atS.° 10gy - T - fl - BoUB r- With one geogr. and 
 
 — Geological exploration of the 40th parallel. Clarence 
 
 King, geologist-in-charge. v. 3-5. Wash., 1870-71 
 
 4°. and fol 1116 ,j 
 
 Contents : v. 3. Mining industry, by J. D. Hague With 
 geol. contrib. by C. King. With atlas, fol. y. 5. Botany by 
 S. Watson, and by D. C. Eaton, and others. 
 
 — Report of explorations across the great basin of the 
 
 territory of Utah, 1859, by Capt. J. H. Sinmson 
 Washington, 1876. 4°. 1126 08 
 
 — Report of the exploring expedition from Santa Fe 
 
 New Mexico, to the junction of the Grand and 
 Green rivers of the great Colorado of the west in 
 1859, under the command of Capt. G. N. Macomb 
 with geological report by J. S. Newberry. Wash- 
 ington, 1876. 4° .1126.10 
 
 Pacific railroad explorations. Report of the secretary of 
 war communicating the several Pacific railroad ex- 
 plorations. 4 v. Wash., 1855. 8°. (33d congress 
 1st sess., Ho. of rep. Ex. doc, no. 129.) 1131.1,- 
 
 — Reports of explorations and surveys to ascertain the 
 
 most practicable and economical route for a rail- 
 road from the Mississippi river to the Pacific 
 ocean, 1853-55. 12 v. in 13. Washington, 1855-61 
 
 4° 1127.01 
 
 Contents : y. 1. Report of sec of war. Examination of 
 the various routes, by A. A. Humphreys and G K Warren 
 Memoranda on railways, by G. B. McClellan. Report of 
 Gen. Jesop on cost of transportation. Gov. 1. 1. Stevens's 
 report on [northern] route near the 47th and 49th parallels 
 of latitude, from St. Paul to Puget Sound. 
 
 v. 1. Supplement, pt. 1. Gov. Stevens's supplementary 
 [finalj report on Northern route. 1853-55. Pt. 2. Botanical 
 report, viz. Report upon the botany of the route bv J a 
 Cooper. Catalogue of plants collected east of the 'Rocky 
 mountains, by Asa Gray. Pt. 3. Zoological report, viz. Re- 
 port on the insects, by John T. l,econte. Report on mam- 
 mals, by J. G. Cooper, G. Suckley, and G. Gibbs. Report 
 upon birds— land birds, by J. G. Cooper, water birds, by 
 G. Suckley. Report upon reptiles, by J. G. Cooper. Report 
 on fishes, by G. Suckley. Report upon the mollusca, by 
 W. Cooper. Report upon Crustacea, by J. G. Cooper. 
 
 Note.— Pt 1, Stevens's suppl. report was re-issued with 
 different pagination, as v. 12, pt. 1, of these reports. 
 
 v. 2. Route near 38th and 39th parallels : Report by E. fl. 
 Beckwith. Route near the 41st parallel : Report by E G. 
 Beckwith. Route near 32d parallel, lying between the Red 
 river and the Rio Grande : Report by John Pope. Route 
 near 32d parallel, lying between the Rio Grande and Pemsa 
 village, on the Gila : Report by J. G. Parke. Report of a 
 reconnaissance from Puget Sound, via South Pass, to the 
 Mississippi river, by F. W. Lander. Botany on routes on 
 the 32d, 38th, 39th, and 41st parallels, by John Torrey and 
 Asa Gray. Geology of the 32d parallel, by W. P. Blake. 
 
 v. 3. Route near 35th parallel. Extracts from prelimi- 
 nary report of Lieut. A. W. Whipple, with note by Capt. 
 A. A. Humphreys. Route near S5th parallel : Report of 
 Lieut. A. W. Whipple. Pt. 1. Itinerary. Pt. 2. Topo- 
 graphical features and character of the country. Pt. 8. 
 Indian tribes, by A. W. Whipple, T. Ewbauk and W. W. 
 Turner. Pt. 4 : Geology, by W. P. Blake, and J. Marcow. 
 
 v. 4. Whipple's report continued. Pt. 5. Botauy ; botani- 
 cal character of the country, and forest trees, by J. M. 
 Bigelow ; cactaceae, by G Eugelmaun, description of the 
 general botanical collections, by J. Torrey and Asa Gray ; 
 mosses and liverworts by W. S. Sullivant. Pt. 6. Zoology 
 [See v. 10.] Field notes and explanations by C. B. R. Ken- 
 nerly ; General description of the zoological collections, by 
 S. F. Baird and C. Girard. Appendices : astronomical ; mag- 
 netic ; psychometric and climatological ; barometric and 
 meteorological. Tables of grades. 
 
 v. 5. Report of explorers in California for route to con- 
 nect with the route near the 35th and 32d parallels, by 
 Lieut. R. S. Williamson. Pt. 1. General report. Pt. 2. 
 Geological report by W. P. Blake, with appendices on fossil 
 fishes by L. Agassiz ; 011 fossil shells, by T. A. Conrad ; on 
 plants by John Torrey. Pt. 3. Botanical report by E. Unrani 
 and T. C. Hilgard. Pt. 4. Zoological report. [See v. 6 I 
 
 v. 6. Route horn Sacramento valley to the Columbia 
 river, made by It. S. Williamson. Report of H. L. Abbot, 
 Pt. 1 General report. Pt. 2. Geological report, viz.. Geology 
 of the route by J. S. Newberry ; Tertiary fossils by T. A. 
 Conrad ; analysis of hot springs in Deschutes valley by E.N. 
 Horsford ; catalogue of minerals and fossils. Pt. 8. Botani- 
 cal report, viz., Botany of the route by J. S. Newberry, 
 catalogue of plants. Pt. 4. Zoological report, viz.. Report 
 upon fishes, by C. Gerard ; report ou the zoology by J. S. 
 Newberry. Appendices ; astronomical observations, list of 
 camp distances, etc; Barometrical and thermometrical 
 observations, profiles, etc. 
 
 v. 7. Route from Sau Franoisco Bay to Los Angeles, Cali- 
 fornia, west of the coast range, and from the Pimas villages 
 on the Gila to the Rio Grande near the 32d parallel of nor. 
 lat. Report by J. G. Parke, 1854-5. 1. General report. 
 2. Geological report, by T. Antisell. 3 Botanical report, by 
 J. Torrey. Appendices ; meteorology, barometry, maps 
 and profiles, etc. 
 
 v. 8. General report upon the zoology of the several routes, 
 pt. 1. Mammals, by Spencer F. Baird. 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
COUNTRIES : United States : Foreign relations — History. 
 
 383 
 
 v. 9. General report upon zoology, cont'd. Pt. 2. Birds, 
 by Spenoer F. Baird ; with the co-operation of John Cassin 
 and G. N. Lawrence. 
 
 v. 10. General report upon zoology cont'd. Pt. 3-4. Zo- 
 ological portion : 38th and 39th parallels, by E. G. Beckwith . 
 
 — Same: 35th parallel, by A. W. Whipple. Nos. 2-5of 
 
 Pt. vi. — Same : 32d parallel, by J. G. Parke. From the 
 Rio Grande, to tlio Pimas villages. 1853-4. Pt. 4. Routes in 
 California to connect with routes near the 35th and 32d 
 parallels. Pt. 4. No. 4. Routes in Oregon and California, by 
 H. L. Abbot. 
 
 v. 11. 1. Letter to A. A. Humphreys, transmitting G. K. 
 Warren's memoir. 2. Memoir of G. K. Warren upon the 
 general map to illns. the reports. 3. Topogiapkical maps, 
 profiles, and sketches to illus. the various reports, 
 
 v. 12 Book 1. Route near 47th and 49th parallels, from 
 St. Paul to Puget sound. Final report, 1853-65, by I. I. 
 Steveus. Pt. 1. General report, including geographical 
 memoir, heights, and distances, and meteorological regis- 
 ter. [Note. — This is a re-issue in 1860, with new paging, of 
 part 1 of Supplement to v. 1. publ. in 1859.] 
 
 v. 12. Book 2. Parts 2-3. [A new issue of v. 1. Supple- 
 ment, parts 2-3, with different paging.] 
 
 8. Foreign Relations, Diplomacy, Treaties. 
 
 Abbott (<?. D.) Mexico and the U. S.: their mutual re- 
 lations and common interests. lSG'.l. . 56G. 13 
 
 Atcheson (N.) American encroachments on British rights. 1808. 
 [In Pamphleteer, v. 6.] 5058.06 
 
 Diplomatic correspondence, 1783-17*1. 3 v. 1837. 587.11 
 
 EUM(J.) American diplomatic code ; treaties and con- 
 ventions between the U. S. and foreign powers ; 
 from 1778 to 1834, with an abstract of judicial 
 decisions. Also, a concise diplomatic manual. 
 2v. W., 1834. 8° 5623.04 
 
 Harper (R. O.) Select works, consisting of speeches 
 
 on political and forensic subjects, v.l. 1814. 584. 1G 
 
 Contents : On the relations of France and the United 
 
 States ; on the appointment of foreign ministers ; on the 
 
 sedition law ; on the principles of the federalists. 
 
 Lyman (T.) Diplomacy of the U. S. 2 v. 1828. 5623.06 
 
 Monroe (J.) View of the conduct of the executive in 
 the foreign affairs of the O. S., connected with the 
 mission to the French republic, 1794-6. 1797. 576.18 
 
 Treaties and conventions between the U. S. and other 
 powers, since July 4, 177G, with notes showing 
 ' what treaties or parts of treaties have been abro 
 gated, and decisions thereupon. Wash., 1871. 8°. 
 [41st cong., 3d sess. Senate. Ex. doc.no. 36.] 
 
 Note. — New treaties are printed when ratified in the 
 supplement to the official debates and proceedings of con- 
 gress, and in the Statutes at large, 
 
 Trescot (W. K) Diplomatic hist, of the administration 
 of Washington and Adams, 1789-1801. . 5623.09 
 
 — Diplomacy of the revolution 582.06 
 
 United States. Department of slate. Correspondence 
 
 concerning the claims against Great Britain. 7 v. 
 
 Washington, 1869-71. fc° 
 
 Contents: v.l. Recognition of rebel belligerency. En- 
 forcement of neutrality. 2. Enforcement of neutrality. 
 Rebel cruisers. 3. Rebel cruisers. Negotiation '■-oncerning 
 claims convention. 4. General appendix Parliamentary 
 and judicial appendix, no. 1-14. 5. Parliamentary and 
 judicial appendix, no. 15-31. 6-7. Alabama claims. General 
 index. 
 
 — Case of Great Britain as laid before the tribunal of 
 
 arbitration at Geneva. 3 v. Wash., 1872. 8° 
 
 — Counter case of Great Britain as laid before the 
 
 tribunal of arbitration convened at Geneva. With 
 volumes 5-7 of Appendix to the British case. 
 Wash., 1872. 8° 
 
 — Case of the United States to be laid before the tri- 
 
 bunal of arbitration at Geneva. Wash., 1871. 8°. 
 
 — Papers relating to the treaty of Washington, v. 1-1. 
 
 Geneva arbitration, v. 5. Berlin arbitration [of 
 north-west water boundary question]. Wash., 
 
 1832. 8° 
 
 Cushing (G.) Treaty of Washington : its negotiation, 
 execution, discussions, etc. 1873. . . . 
 
 See also War of tlie revolution (p. 384) and War of the rebel- 
 lion (p. 385;. 
 
 ^®" The' documeutary history of American diplomacy 
 is contained in the annual reports of the Department of 
 State, printed in the Executive documents of congress. 
 
 Also consult Laws and Statutes at large (p. 280). 
 
 See also lives of American diplomatists, viz. — Franklin ; 
 Laurens ;— John Adams ; — John Jay ; — Jefferson ; — 
 Gouverneur Morris : — Arthur Lee;— Wm. Ptnkney ; — 
 Elbridge Gerry ; — Timothy Pickering ; — Oliver Ells- 
 worth ; — Rufus King ;— Henry Wheaton ; — Albert Gal- 
 latin ;— Richard Rush ;— Wm. H. Seward. 
 
 9. History 
 1. General Works. 
 
 Abbott (R ) Paragraph history of the U. S. 1876. 572.11 
 
 Abbott (Jacob). American history. 8 v New York 
 
 1860-65. 16° 57l.il 
 
 v. 1. Aboriginal America. 2. Discovery of America 3 
 Southern colonies. 4. Northern colonies. 5. Wars of the 
 colonies. 6. Revolt of the colonies. 7. War of the revolu- 
 tion. 8. Washington and the adoption of the constitution 
 
 Anderson (J.) Pictorial school history of the U s' 
 1872 '. . . 57 o.27 
 
 Bancroft ( <?. ) History of the U. S. , from the discovery 
 of the American continent [to the close of the 
 revolutionary war, 1782]. 10 v. 1853-06. 574.01 
 
 Same. New ed. v. 1-7. [to 1776]. London. 
 
 [1860-61]. 16°. 571.02 
 
 • Same. Thoroughly revised [centenary] ed. 6 v 
 
 1876 '. 573.11 
 
 Barnes' Centenary history. One hundred years of 
 
 Amer. independence. [By J.D. Steele.] 1876. 575.23 
 
 Bonner (J.) Child's history of the U.S. 3 v. 1866. 572.01 
 
 Bryant (W. C.) and Gay ( 8. II. ) Popular history of the 
 U.S. Preceded by a sketch of the pre-historic period 
 and the age of the mound builders. 1878. 586.01 
 
 Davis (M) The half century ; or, changes and events 
 between 1800 and 1850 573.02 
 
 Dodge (N. S.) Stories of a grandfather about American 
 history. 1874 571.01 
 
 Doyle (J. A.) History of the U. S. 1876.. . 572.31 
 
 Fergus {H.) History of the Western world. [To 1830.] 
 2 v. 1838 572.09 
 
 Frost (J.) Pictorial history of the U. S. [to 1840]. 4 v. 
 in 2. 1843 574.20 
 
 Grahams (J.) History of the U. S., till [1783]. 2 v. 
 PhiL, 1856. 8° 576.05 
 
 Same. 2d ed. 2 v. Phil., 1846. 8°. . . 576.03 
 
 Hale(S.) History of the U.S., to 1817. 2 v. 1846. 572.07 
 
 Hamilton (J. G. ) History of the United States ; as 
 traced in the writings of Alex. Hamilton and his 
 contemporaries. 7 v. [1765 to 1804.] 1857-64. 577.01 
 
 Higglnson (T. W.) Young folks' history of the U. S. 
 1875 572 30 
 
 Hildreth (R.) ' History of the U. S. [To 1821.] 6 v. 
 
 1849-52 574.10 
 
 Note. — For list of authorities see v . 6, p. 716. 
 
 Binton (J. H.) History and topography of the U. S. 
 History, to 1826 578.02 
 
 Holmes (A.) Annals of America. 1492-1826. 2d ed. 2 v. 
 1829 576.01 
 
 Hopkins (L.) Comic history of the U. S. 1876. 573.19 
 
 Howitt (M.) Popular history of the U.S. [To 1850.] 2 v. 
 1860 572.18 
 
 Lester (G. F.) Our first hundred years : United States, 
 v. 1. 1875 576.14 
 
 Lossing (B.J.) Centennial hist, of the U.S. 1875. 577.16 
 
 — Grammar-school history of the U. S. 1869. 572.22 
 
 — History of the U. S. 1874 583.27 
 
 Murray (H.) United States of America, their history 
 
 [to 1840], industry, institutions, etc. With illus- 
 trations of the natural historv, by J. Nicol. 3 v. 
 1814 572.04 
 
 Patlon (J. H.) History of the U. S., from the discovery 
 of the continent to [1856] 573.05 
 
 Peck (J. T.) History of the great republic, from a 
 christian standpoi it. 1868 57.5.27 
 
 Pitldn ( T. ) Political and civil history of the U. S. , 
 1763-1797 : including a summary view, prior to 
 that period. 2 v. 1828 573.03 
 
 Quackenbos (G. P.) Elementary history of the U. S. 
 1868. 572.21 
 
 Reqnault {&) and Labaume (J.) Suite des Etats-Unis, 
 depuisl812. 1849. [Univers.] . . . 901.12 
 
 Richardson (A. 8.) History of our country from its 
 discovery to [1876] 576.16 
 
 Roux de Roehelle (— ). Etats-Unis d Amenque. 1837. 
 [Univers.] 901.27 
 
 Scott (D. B.) School history of the U. S. 1870. 572.23 
 
 — Smaller history of the U. S., to 1872. . . 572.29 
 Slterwood (J. D.) Comic history of the U. S. 1870. 573.06 
 Smith (J. J.) and Watson (J. F.) * American historical 
 
 and literary curiosities. 1852 1447.03 
 
 Ja asking for books, use Ihe " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBEB. 
 
384 
 
 COUNTRIES : United States : History — Colonial and Revolutionary. 
 
 Spencer {J. A.) 'Hist, of the U. S. [To 1857.] 3 v. 578.04 
 
 Stephens {A. H.) Compendium of the history of the 
 XJ. S., to 1872. 1872 572.28 
 
 Tileston (E. (?.] Handbook of the administrations of 
 the United States. 1871 572.24 
 
 Trumbull (_B.) General history of the TJ. S., 1492-1792. 
 
 1810 574.22 
 
 v. 1. To 1765. [No more publ.] 
 
 Tucker ((?.) History of the U. S., from their coloniza- 
 tion to 1841. 4 t. 1856 574.16 
 
 Victor (0. J.) History of American conspiracies. 
 1760-1860 577.17 
 
 Willard {R ) Abridged history of the U. S. [To 1850. ] 
 
 1859 572.20 
 
 Note on General histories. — Of the above named works 
 those of Anderson, Quackenbos, Scott, WiUard, and the 
 'Grammar school history' of Lossing. are elementary text- 
 books, in excellent repute All have illustrations, and, with 
 the exception of WiUard, have been published since the 
 Civil "War. Those of Bonner and Dodge are more narrative 
 in method, but written for juvenile readers. Those of 
 Higginson and Doyle tell the story in a clear and accurate 
 manner, for young and old. Patton's History is considerably 
 fuller in its narrative. Barnes 1 Centenary History, and the 
 larger histories of Lossing, and Mrs. Richardson's History, 
 are also broader in their scope, treat their subject in a pic- 
 turesque and popular way, and are copiously illustrated. 
 The Compendium by A. H. Stephens is written from a 
 Southern standpoint. 
 
 The most elaborate histories are those of Bancroft, Hil- 
 dreth, Tucker, and Bryant and Gay. The last volume of 
 Bancroft ends with the close of the Revolution, Hildreth 
 carries his narrative to 1821. Tucker, passing lightly 
 over the Colonial period, reviews at length the political 
 history of the country from the revolution to the election 
 of Harrison in 1840. His political sympathies appear to 
 be those of a southern Jeffersonian democrat, while Hil- 
 dreth's are with the federalists. 
 
 History. Colonial Period. 
 
 Charters of the British colonies in America. London 
 [about 1774.] 8° 5736.20 
 
 Charters of the old English colonies in America, with 
 introd. by S. Lucas. London, 1850. 8°. . 5717. 10 
 
 Doyle (J. A. ) American colonies previous to the declara- 
 tion of independence. 1869 576.07 
 
 Drake {S. G.) History of the five years French and 
 Indian war in New England and parts ndiacent 
 1744-49. 1870 584.07 
 
 Ibrce (P.) Tracts relating to the colonies, to 1776 4 
 
 „ v. 1836 57 7.08 
 
 Ealiburton {T. C.) Eule and misrule of the English in 
 America. 1851 565.01 
 
 Hollen (J. 0. , editor). *The original lists of persons' of 
 quality, emigrants, apprentices and others, who 
 went from Great Britain to the American planta- 
 tions, 1600-1700. With their ages, localities where 
 they formerly lived in the mother country, etc. 
 1874 577.15 
 
 Parkman (F.) History of the conspiracy of Pontiac 
 and the war of the N. A. tribes against the Eng- 
 lish colonies. [1762-69.] 584 06 
 
 Robinson (Mrs. T. A. L.v.J.) Talvi's history of the 
 colonization of America. Ed. by W. Hazlitt 
 
 1851. 
 
 572.25 
 
 Sargent (W.) Hist, of an expedition against Eort Du 
 Quesne, in 1755 ; under Braddock. . . 584 05 
 
 Scheie De Vere (M.) Bomance of American history 
 Early annuls. 1872 573.U8 
 
 Stoke {A.) View of the constitutions of the British 
 
 colonies, [in 1776] 5736.19 
 
 U«&?p m m* eDtrie3 unaerAmerioa - {Discovery and Set- 
 Note.— For more systematio and detailed histories of 
 
 SS * S Stad6ut ? u8t confmlt ta tWi > class the en- 
 tries under the names of the original thirteen states and 
 under New England ; but the comprehensive histories 
 ol Bancroft. HMreth, and Bryant and Gay will folly meet 
 ^L?r nt i 0l . mos '™ d °™- For younger readers S 
 both „ Ame ™ an h ^^m (see entry on p. 383) will be found 
 both instructive and entertaining. 
 See also Note to Oonstitution and Government (p. 378). 
 History. Revolution, 1776-83. 
 Abbott (&) Paragraph history of the Amer. revolution. 
 
 J^o'o 581 n 
 
 Account of the .conduct of the war in middle "colonies': 
 
 lanon.] I lav ggj „„ 
 
 Same. 4th ed. London, 1780. "l2°! ! 58L01 
 
 Adams {John). Novanglus, a history of the dispute with Amrt™ 
 from 1754. [In his Works, v. 4.] 76013 m 
 
 Allen (P.) History of the American revolution. 2 V 
 1822 goo /u 
 
 Allen (T.) An inquiry into the views, principles ser- 
 vices, and influence of the leading men in the* 
 origination of the American Union, and in the 
 formation and administration of the government. 
 
 1849 50,3 25 
 
 v. 1. [1774-77. No more published.] 
 
 Andrews (J.) History of the war with America 177<; 
 1783. 4v. 1785 '533 % 
 
 Bancroft {G.) The Amer. revolution. 4 v. . 57407 
 Note.— Forms v. 7-10 of the 1st ed. of his History of the 
 U. S. ; v. 3-6 of the centenary ed. [573.14.] 
 
 Belisle {D. TT.)Hist. of Independence Hall. 1859. 591 10 
 
 Botta (C) History of the war of the independence 
 From the Italian, by G. A. Otis. 9th ed. 2 v. 
 
 1839 CQo AQ 
 
 Burke (JS.) Address to British oolonists in North America '1 1, 
 his Works, v. 6, 1866.] 5024 IB 
 
 — Letter to the sheriffs, on American affairs. [In his Works v. 2 
 
 1866.] fioWii 
 
 — Speech on Amer. taxation. [In his Works,' v.2, 1866 f 602414 
 
 — Speech on conciliation with America. [In his Works, v. 2 
 
 1866.] . gQ2i 14 
 
 Chalmers (&. ) Introduction to the history of the revolt 
 of the American colonies. 2 v. 18 15. . 583 Ofi 
 
 Coffin (C. V.) Boys of '76. Hist, of the battles of the 
 revolution. 1876 583 28 
 
 Continental congress held at Philadelphia, 5th Sept. 
 1774. Extracts from notes and proceedings, fee- 
 printed. London, 1774. 8° 
 
 Convention of delegates from several of the New Eng. 
 land States, held at Boston, August. 3-9, 1780, to 
 advise on affairs necessary to promote the most 
 vigorous prosecution of the war, and to provide 
 a for generous reception of our French allies. 
 Proceedings. Ed. with notes, by F. B. Houeh 
 Albany, 1867. 4°. . . . 583 22 
 
 Curwen {S. ) Journal and letters in England, 1775 to 
 1783. With appendix of biographical sketches, bv 
 G. A. Ward. 4th ed. 1864 582.14 
 
 Dodd {S. ) Bevolutionary memorials. 1852. . 1625.08 
 
 Drayton (J.) Memoirs of the American revolution, as 
 relating to South Carolina. 2 v. 1821. . 683.23 
 
 Eddis { W.) Letters from America, 1769 to 1777. 683.13 
 
 Met {Mrs. E. F. ) Domestic history of the American 
 rev. 1851 582.04 
 
 — Women of the Amer. rev. 3 v. 1853. . . 5822.04 
 Force {Peter). American archives : 4th ser. Containing 
 
 a documentary history of the English colonies in 
 North America, 1774-76. 6 v. 1837-46. . 588.01 
 
 Same. 5th series. From 1776 to 1783. 3 v. 588.07 
 
 Note — No more published. The 5th serieBleft unfinished, 
 ending with the year 1776. 
 
 Frothingham (R.) Hist, of the siege of Boston. 584.03 
 
 Garden [A. ) Anecdotes of the Amer. revolution. Re- 
 print. 3 v. 1865 578.08 
 
 Gibbes {P. W.) Doc. hist, of the American revolution : 
 chiefly in South Carolina. 1761-82. 3 v. 625.05 
 
 Gordon { W. ) History of the establishment of the inde- 
 pendence of the U. S. 4 v. 1788. . . 563.05 
 
 Graydon {A. ) Memoirs of his own time, with reminis- 
 cences of the revolution. 1846 583.11 
 
 Greene { G. W. ) German element in the war of Amer. 
 independence. 18 76 573.10 
 
 — Diplomacy of the rev. [In Atlantic monthly, v. 15, 1866.] 
 
 — Hist, view of the Amer. revolution. 1865. 582.02 
 Headley (J. T. ) Chaplains and clergv of the revolution. 
 
 1864 ; . . . . 3243.01 
 
 Henry (J. J.) Campaign against Quebeo, in 1775. 
 
 1844 682.05 
 
 Hildreth {R.) In his Hist, of the TJ. S. v. 3. 574.10 
 How {D. ) Diary in the Amer. rev. With notes by H. 
 
 B. Dawson. 1865 3078.01 
 
 Impartial history of the war between Great Britain and 
 
 her colonies to the end of 1779. [anonA London, 
 
 1780. 8° 583.14 
 
 Jones {A., M. D.) The Cymry of '76 ; or, Welshmen 
 
 and their descendants of the American revolution. 
 
 1855 461.20 
 
 Judson (L. C.) Sages and heroes of the American rev. 
 
 1875. ....... ... 583.08 
 
 BROOKLYN MBRCANTILB LIBRARY. 
 
COUNTRIES : United States : History — Revolution -, -War of 1812. 
 
 385 
 
 Zee (H ) Memoirs of the war in the southern depart- 
 ment 2v. 1812 582.10 
 
 Lendrum(J.) Hist, of the Amer. rev. 2 v. 1811. 581.11 
 
 lossing (B. J. ) Pictorial field-book of the revolution. 
 
 2 v.' 1852 577.12 
 
 — Seventeen hundred and seventy-six ; or the war of 
 
 independence. 1817. 583.19 
 
 Ludlow (J. M.) War of Amer. independence, 1775-1783. 
 
 1876 581.14 
 
 Maqoon (E. I.) Orators of the Amerioan revolution. 
 
 1848 6311.12 
 
 Military journals of two private soldiers, [Lemuel 
 
 Lyon and Samuel Haws.] 1758. 1776. Pough- 
 
 keepsie, 1855. 8°. 583.10 
 
 Moore (P.) Diary of the American revolution. 2 v. 
 
 1860 • 576.09 
 
 — Patriot preachers of the Amer. revolution, 1760-83. 
 
 [anon.] 1860 3583.13 
 
 Neilson( G. ) Account of Burgoyne's campaign. 1844. 582. 12 
 
 Niles (U~.) Principles and acts of the revolution : 
 speeches, orations, and proceedings, etc. 1822. 578. 07 
 
 Onderdonk {H. , jr. ) Revolutionary incidents of Queen's 
 county. 1816. 613.00 
 
 Orderly book of that portion of the American army 
 stationed at Williamsburg, Va., under the com- 
 mand of Gen. Andrew Lewis, March, 1776 — Au- 
 gust, 1776. With notes and introduction by G. 
 Campbell. Richmond, 1860. sm. 4°. . . 576.11 
 
 Post {L. M. ) Personal recollections of the Amer. revo- 
 lution. Ed. by S. Barclay, [pseud.] 1859.582.03 
 
 Poumall ( T. ) Three memorials [on the present state of 
 affairs between the old and new world]. 1784. 5725. 19 
 
 Price (B.) Two tracts on civil liberty, the war with 
 America, etc. 1778 5725.20 
 
 Ramsay (D.) History of the Amer. revolution. 2 v. 
 1793 583.01 
 
 Baynal (T. G. F.) The revolution of America. [An 
 essay.] 1781 582.01 
 
 Sabine (L.) The American loyalists. 1847. . 3246.01 
 
 Saffell (W. T. B.) Records of the Rev. war ; contain- 
 ing military and financial correspondence, names 
 of officers and privates, general orders, list of 
 prisoneis of war, half-pay acts and pension laws. 
 1858 582.13 
 
 Simcoe (J. Q.) Military journal History of the Queen's 
 Rangers. 1844. 583.12 
 
 Sparks (J.) Correspondence of the American revolu- 
 tion ; letters to Washington, [1775] to [1797]. 4 v. 
 1853 587.01 
 
 — Diplomatic correspondence of the American revolu- 
 
 tion. 6v. 1857. 587.05 
 
 Stone ( W. L.) Border wars of the American revolution. 
 2 v. 1846 582.08 
 
 Tarleton {B.) A history of the campaigns of 1780 and 
 1781 in the southern provinces of North America. 
 1787. 582.07 
 
 Thacher (J. ) Military journal of the American revolu- 
 tion. With a life of Washington. 1862. 576.08 
 
 Trescot (W. H.) Diplomacy of the revolution : a his- 
 torical essay. 1852 582.06 
 
 Washington (,&.) In his Writings, v 3-8. . . 5076.03 
 
 Watson II. 0.) Camp-fires of the American revolu- 
 tion. 1850. 263.42 
 
 Wesley (J.) Calm address to our American colonies. 
 [1775.] 581.05 
 
 ,89- See also Biography {Collective, p. 110), for Uvea of 
 signers of the Declaration of independence, and for other 
 important works ; also (in Biography : Individual) lives of 
 Adams (John) ;— Adams (Samuel) ;— Ames (Fisher) ;— Bland 
 (Theodorick) ; — Elleby (fa.) ; — Fbanklin (Benj.) ;— 
 Hamilton (Alex.) :— Hanoook (John) ;— Jay (John) ;— Jef- 
 ferson ;— King (Rufus) ;— Leb (Richard Henry) ; -Madi- 
 son (James) ;— Morris (Gouvemeur) ;— Morbis (Robert) ;— 
 Ons (James) ;— Pains (Thomas) ;— Quinoy (Josiau) ; —Reed 
 (Joseph) ;— Tbumbull (Jonathan) ;— Wabrgn (Joseph) : — 
 Washington (George) ;— Watson (Elkanah). Tor lives of 
 revolutionary officers, tee Alexander (Wm., earl of Stirling); 
 Allan {Got. John) ;— Allen (Ethan) ;— Abnold (Benedict) ; 
 -De Kalb (Baron) ; — Gbeene (Nathaniel) ; — Kosciusko ; 
 —Lafayette ;— Lamb (John) ; — Lincoln (Benj .) ; — Lee 
 (Charles) ;— Lee (Henry) ;— Mabion (Franois) ;— Montgom- 
 181 (B.) ;— Morgan (Daniel) ; — Moultrie ; — Pulaski ; — 
 Putnam ;— Sohuylbb ;— Stabk ;— Steuben ;— Sullivan 
 (John) j— Washington ; — Wayne. 
 
 ww??. U T ° f ***** y f< tf° r J ° bn > i-BUBGOYNE ;-OOBN. 
 
 wallis;— Riedbsbl ;— Tableton. 
 
 Note on works on the Revolution.— Bancroft's la the mnri 
 elaborate history of the Revolution. He "{admitted Ten 
 by unfriendly critios to have been ■ as indefatigable in re 
 M« ™,v£°£?? 6n iD the , oriziu 8. - wMe some 1, pronoun™ 
 t£».H« £ r U0t . mer6l y a narrative, but a philosophic 
 treatise, dealing with causes and principles as well as 
 events and treating with remarkable sliill the progress of 
 enUghtenment and liberal ideas.- He has been accused of 
 doing Injustice to such prominent generals as Greene, 
 f i£ y ?*' ", . Su i( lvan ' and t0 Joa eph Reed. Irving' s Life 
 of Washington is the most attractive standard history of 
 the revolution for general readers. Lossing in his ' picto- 
 rial Field-book" illustrates with pen nnd pencil the 
 history, scenery, and local traditions of the struggle 
 His • Seventeen hundred and seventy-six ' is an earlierand 
 more concise narrative. Perhaps the best account of the 
 gradual advance of the colonies to independence and na- 
 ,l^*L m % la , glveu iu Nottingham's Rise of the Republic 
 [676.13]. Ludlow's War of Independence is an excellent one- 
 volume history, for young or old, and Abbott's Paragraph 
 history Is highly commended. George W. Greene's historical 
 works are in high repute. Jacob Abbott's American Bislory 
 (p. 383), and Coffin's Boys of '76, are intended for juvenile 
 readers ; Judson's Sages and Heroes, and Watson's Camp 
 fires, are of a sketchy and popular character. Niles's Prin- 
 ciples and Acts is a very valuable collection of the docu- 
 mentary history of the time. 
 
 See also for the earlier revolutionary episodes Frothing- 
 ham's Siege of Boston [584.03] ;— Bunker Hill (p 297) •— 
 Lexington (p. 340) ;— Long Island (p. 341). 
 
 From 1789 to 1812. 
 
 Findley (W.) History of the insurrection in Pennsyl- 
 vania, in 1794 584.04 
 
 History of the war between United States and Tripoli, 
 and other Barbary powers. Salem, (Mass. ) 1806! 
 
 16° 581.23 
 
 Note.— The histories of the United States by Bildreth 
 
 (v. 8-6) and Tucker (v. 1-2) treat most fully of this period. 
 
 J£S~ See also (in Biography) lives of Washington ;— John 
 
 Adams ; — John Quincy Adams— (Memoirs, v. 1-2) ; — Aaron 
 
 Bubr ; — Alexander Hamilton ; — Thomas Jefferson ; 
 
 James Madison ; — Governeur Morbis ;— Timothy Piokeb- 
 ma. 
 
 On the War with Tripoli and Algiers, see (in Biography) 
 lives of Commodores Batnbrtdge, Deoatub, Pbeble, and 
 of General Eaton. There Is also a sketch of Eaton's ex- 
 pedition, by J. T. Headley, In Harper's mag., v. 21, p. 496. 
 
 War of 1812-14. 
 
 Armstrong (</.) Notices of the war of 1812. 'A v. 
 
 1840. 585.15 
 
 Ooggeshall (</.) History of American privateers, 1812- 
 14. 575.03 
 
 Compressed view of the points to be discussed in treating with 
 the TJ. S. [anon.] 1815. [Pamphleteer, v. 6.] . . 6058.05 
 
 Darnell (K ) Journal containing an account of the de- 
 feat and captivity of Kentucky volunteers and 
 regulars commanded by Gen. Winchester, 1812-13. 
 1854. 581.18 
 
 Dams (P. M. ) Authentic history of the late war. 
 1829 585.04 
 
 Dwiglit (T.) History of the Hartford convention ; with 
 review of the polioy which led to the war of 1812. 
 1833 585.13 
 
 Further important documents respecting the American ques- 
 tion. [Pamphleteer, v. 2.] 5058.02 
 
 Qleig ((?. B. ) Campaigns of the Brit, army at Wash- 
 ington and New Orleans, 1814-15. . . . 585.11 
 
 Grimshaw ( W.) Original history of the lata war. [In Baines (E.) 
 French rev., v. 2, pp. 360-411.] 625.16 
 
 Headley (J. T.) Second war with England. 2 v. 
 1853 585.01 
 
 Ingersoll ( C. J. ) Historical sketch of the second war 
 between the U.S. and GreatBritain. vl. [1812-13.] 
 1845 585.06 
 
 Same. 2d series. 1814-15. 2 v. Phil., 1852. 585.08 
 
 Jenkins (J. 8.) Generals of the last war with Great 
 
 Britain. 1849 585.14 
 
 Contents : Jacob Brown, E. P. Gaines, W. H. Harrison, 
 Andrew Jaokson, Alex. Macomb, Z. M. Pike, WinfleLd Scott. 
 
 Latour (4. L. ) Hist, memoir of the war in West Florida 
 and Louisiana in 1814 and 1815. From the French, 
 by H. P. Nugent. 1816 585.12 
 
 Lossina (B.J.) Pictorial field-book of the war of 1812. 
 1S68. 587.17 
 
 Massachusetts. Legislature. Report on our foreign relations 
 [1809.] —Report of the committee of the house of represent- 
 atives respecting certain military orders issued by Lovl 
 Lincoln lieut. governor. [1809.] —Memorial and remon- 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Orders," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
386 
 
 COUNTRIES : United States— Mexican War — War of the Rebellion. 
 
 stranoe of the legislature to the senate and house of re- 
 presentatives of the TJ. S. [1809.] 6093.06 
 
 Otgood (D.) A solemn protest against the late declaration of 
 war, in a discourse. 1812 358] - 25 
 
 Sketches of the war between the U. S. and the British 
 Isles, 1812-15. [anon.] 2 v. 1815. . .585.17 
 
 Van Rensselaer (S.) Narrative of the affair of Queens- 
 town : war of 1812 581.15 
 
 Why are we still at war ? or the American question considered. 
 By Conciliator. 1814. [In Pamphleteer, v. i.] . . 6058.04 
 
 Williams (J. 6'.) History of the capture of Washington. 
 
 1857 585.03 
 
 See also (in Biography) lives of Harrison (W. H.) ;— 
 Jaokson (Andrew) ;— Pike (Z. M.) ;— Scott (Winfleld) ,■_ 
 Hull (Gen. Win.) ; — Decatur (Commodore) ; — Porter 
 (Commodore David). 
 
 From 1815 to the "War with Mexico. 
 
 Note.— This period, including the Missouri compromise 
 controversy, the tariff, bauk, and nullification questions, 
 and the growth of the anti-slavery agitation, ia covered by 
 Benton's Thirty years' View [575.25 ;] by Tucker's History 
 v. 3-4 [574.18] ; and down to 1820 by Hildreth's History, 
 v. 6 [674.14]. USB" See also (In Biography individual) lives 
 of Monroe, John Quincy Adams ; — Henry Clay ; — Andrew 
 Jackson ; — Amos Kendall ;— Silas Wright ;— Daniel Web- 
 ster ; — and the works of Madison (Letters and wri- 
 tings, 4 v. Clay ;— Webster ; — Benton ; — Calhoun ; — 
 Everett ;— Ghoate. For other references see (on page 389) 
 entries under Political and Party History. 
 
 Florida War, 
 Sprague J. T.) Origin, progress, etc. of the Florida 
 war. [1830-45.] 585.23 
 
 War with Mexico. 
 
 Autobiography of an English soldier in the United 
 {■States army, comprising observations and adven- 
 tures in the States and Mexico, [anon."] 1853. 585.24 
 
 Jay ( W. ) Review of the causes and consequences of 
 the Mexican war. 1849 585.22 
 
 Jenkins (J. 8. ) History of the war between the United 
 States and Mexico. 1851 585.26 
 
 Kenly (J. R. ) Memoirs of a Maryland volunteer. War 
 with Mexico, 1846-48. 1873 685.27 
 
 Mansfield (ED.) Mexican war : a history. 1849. 585.31 
 
 Ripley (R. 8.) History of the Mexican war. 2 v. 
 1849 585.20 
 
 8ketches of the campaign in northern Mexico in 1846 
 and 1847. By an officer of the first reg. of Ohio 
 volunteers. 1853 585.30 
 
 United Stales. Message of the president of the U. S. , 
 with correspondence, on the Mexican war. Wash., 
 
 1848. 8° 585.25 
 
 See also (in Biography) lives of Gen. Winfleld Soott (p. 
 196) ;— Gen. Zachary Tavlor (p. 204). 
 
 War of the Rebellion, 1861-65. 
 
 1. Bibliography. 
 Sarilett (J. R.) A catalogue of books and pamphlets 
 
 relating to the civil war, with works on American 
 
 slavery, and essays from reviews and magazines 
 
 on the same subjects. 1866 2724.11 
 
 2. Comprehensive Histories. 
 Abbott (J. S. C.) Hist, of the civil war. v. 1. 1863. 634.01 
 Borcke (H. von). Memoirs of the confederate war for 
 
 independence. [Virginia and Maryland. ] 2 v. 631.04 
 Carey (J. P.) Eeoord of the great rebellion : chrono- 
 
 logical 1865 634.05 
 
 Draper (J. W.) History of the American civil war 
 
 3v. 1867-70 635.01 
 
 Greeley (H.) The American conflict ; a history, 1860-65 
 
 2v. 1864-7 ; . 6 3 i0 3 
 
 Headle,y(J. T.) The great rebellion; a history. 2 v. 
 
 1863-66. 6 34 g 
 
 bame. Die grosse rebellion. Eine eeschichte 
 
 2v. 1863-66 63412 
 
 Keitell (T.P.) History of the great rebellion! v. 1-2. 
 
 186 „ 3 634.07 
 
 Note.— v. 3 was wanting in 1876. 
 — History of the great rebellion. 1865. . . 634 16 
 Lloyd's battle history of the great rebellion complete 
 
 1861 to 1 634 20 
 
 Loosing (B. J.) Pictorial history of the civil war. 3 v. 
 
 1868 n\r. rii 
 
 McPherson {E. ) Political history 'of 'the U. S., during 
 
 the great rebellion, Nov. 6, 1860, to July 4 1864. 
 1864 645.17 
 
 Paris (Comle de). History of the war in America. Tr. 
 by L. L. Tasistro. 1875 645.20 
 
 Pollard (E. A.) Southern history of the war. 4v 
 1862-66 645.13 
 
 Rebellion record ; a diary of American events, with 
 documents, narrative, illustrative incidents, poet- 
 ry, etc. Ed. by F. Moore. 11 v. New York 
 1861-68. 8°. 635.04 
 
 Stephens (Ann S. ) Pictorial history of the war for the 
 Union. 2 v. 1863 634.14 
 
 Storke (E. G.) and Brockett (i. P.) Complete history 
 of the great rebellion. 2 v. 1863-65. . . 634.09 
 
 Swnton ( W.) The twelve decisive battles of the -war. 
 1867 644.01 
 
 Thayer ( W. M. ) Youth's history of the rebellion. 4 v 
 1864-66 642.16 
 
 Victor (0. J.) History of the war. 4 v. 1863. 645.04 
 Note. — v. 8-4 were wanting in 1876. 
 
 3. Miscellaneous Narratives of the War. 
 
 Baker (L. C. ) History of the United States secret ser- 
 vice. 1867. 635.14 
 
 Battle of ChancellorsviUe ; and eleventh army corps. 
 1863 634.05 
 
 Battle-fields of the South, from Bull Bun to Fredericks- 
 burg, [anon.'] 2 v. 1863 631.12 
 
 Bickham (W. D.) Boseerans' campaign. 1863. 642.14 
 
 BM(L.) Pen-pictures of the war. 2d ed. 1864. 644.02 
 
 Bishop (A. W.) Loyalty on the frontier ; with inci- 
 dents, etc. 1863 632.10 
 
 Browne {J. H. ) Four years in Secessia : incidents and 
 romance of the war. 1865 614.03 
 
 Brownlow (W. G.) Sketches of secession ; with per- 
 sonal adventures. 1862 642.03 
 
 Castleman (A. L. ) The army of the Potomac. —Behind 
 the scenes, [1861-62.] 632.08 
 
 Chicamauga, the price of Chattanooga. A description 
 of the strategic plans, marches, and battles of the 
 campaign of Chattanooga. 1864. . . . 63405. 
 
 Coffin (C. C.) My days and nights on the battle-fields. 
 By "Carlton." [pseudon.] 1864 . . . 612.19 
 
 Confederate states of America (so-coifed). Official re- 
 ports of battles. 1863 645.10 
 
 Cooke (J. E) Hammer and rapier. 1870. . 632.25 
 
 Crawford (J. M.) Mosby and his men. 1867. 643.05 
 
 Conyngham (D. P.) Sherman's march through th6 
 South. With sketches and incidents. 1865. 632.18 
 
 Dean (H. C.) Crimes of the civil war, and curse of the 
 funding Bystem. 1869 644.16 
 
 Dicey (E.) Six months in the federal states. 2 v. 642.05 
 
 Doubleday (A ) Reminiscences of Forts Sumter and 
 Moultrie in 1860-61 631.17 
 
 Dresser (H. E) The battle record of the American 
 rebellion. 1863 634.23 
 
 Buganne (A.J.H.) Camps and prisons. Twenty months 
 in the department of the gulf. 2d ed. 1865. 643.06 
 
 Edmonds IS. E. E, ) Nurse and spy in the Union army. 
 1865. 644.04 
 
 Eggleston (G. E.) A rebel's recollections. 1875. 631.16 
 
 Esterbrooks (S. L. ) Adrift in Dixie ; or, a Yankee offi- 
 cer among the rebels. 1866 643.13 
 
 Estvan (B. ) War pictures from the south. 1863. 64405 
 
 Biske (S. C. ) Dunn Browne's experiences in the army. 
 [pseudon.] 1866 642.09 
 
 Rich (J.) Annals of the army of the Cumberland. 
 [anon.] 1863 633.01 
 
 Freemantle {A. J.) Three months in the Southern 
 States : April-June, 1863 643.08 
 
 Frtmont (J. ) Story of the guard. 1863. . . 631.08 
 
 Gilmor (S.) Four years in the saddle. . . • 642.11 
 
 Grant ( U. S.) Report of the armies of the U. S. 1864- 
 1865. . . 634.05 
 
 Gurowski (A.) Diary from March 4, 1861, to Oct 18. 
 1863. 3v. 1862-64 f*- 1 ? 
 
 Hannaford (P. A.) Field, gunboat, hospital, and pri- 
 son ; or, thrilling; records of the heroism, findnr " 
 anoe, and patriotism displayed in the Union army 
 and navy. 1866 » 3 '™ 
 
 Harrison ( W. ) Pickett's men : a fragment of war ms- 
 tory. 1870 631,u 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
COUNTRIES : United States : History — War of the Rebellion. 
 
 387 
 
 llevworth (G. S.) Whip, hoe, and sword ; or, the Gulf- 
 department in '63 632.11 
 
 Hktainson (T. W.) Army life in a blaok regiment. 
 1870 632.22 
 
 floae (AH.) The boys in blue ; or, heroes of the " rank 
 and file." 1867 633.09 
 
 Hosmer {J. K.) The color guard : a corporal's notes in 
 the 9th army corps. 1864 642.18 
 
 HosnUal transports. Embarkation of the sick in 1862. 
 F 1863 4343.27 
 
 Jacobs [M.) Eebel invasion of Maryland and battle of 
 Gettysburg. 1864 643.12 
 
 Johnston (J.K) Narrative of military operations during 
 the war. 645.19 
 
 JoinviUe {Prince de). The army of the Potomao : its 
 organization, its commander, and its oampaign. 
 Tr from the French, with notes, by W. H. Hurl- 
 bert. 1863 634.23 
 
 Jones (G. C, jr.) Historical sketch of the Chatham 
 artillery during the confederate struggle for inde- 
 pendence. 1867 644.20 
 
 Jones (J. B.) A rebel war-clerk's diary at the confederate 
 states capital. 2 v. 1866 644.06 
 
 Jordan ( T. ) and Pryor {J. P. ) The campaigns of Lieut. - 
 Gen. N. B. Forrest, and of Forrest's cavalry. 
 1868 633.04 
 
 Kirkland (P.) Pictorial book of anecdotes and incidents 
 of the war of the rebellion. 1866. . . 634.11 
 
 Lawrence (ff. A.) Border and Bastille. 1863. 642.22 
 
 Lecomle (F.) The war in the TJ. S. Report to the Swiss 
 military department. 1863 631.01 
 
 Light and dark of the rebellion. 1863. . . . 642.01 
 
 McCleUan (ff. B.) Report on the organization of the 
 army of the Potomac ; with an account of the 
 campaign in Western Virginia. 1864. . 645. 11 
 
 Moore (J.) Kilpatrick and our cavalry. 1865. 632.04 
 
 My cave life in Vicksburg. By a lady. 1864. . 643.17 
 
 Nichols (ff. W.) Story of the great march. 1865. 642.07 
 
 Noyes (ff. F.) Bivouac and the battle-field : Virginia 
 and Maryland. 1863 632.03 
 
 Our campaign around Gettysburg : being a memorial 
 of the 23d regiment (N. Y. S. N. G.) and other 
 regiments associated with them, in June-July. 
 1863 632.05 ; 642.20 
 
 Parton (J.) Gen. Butler in New Orleans. 1864. 3026.19 
 
 Patterson (B.) Narrative of the campaign of the Shen- 
 andoah, in 1861 644.08 
 
 Quint (A. H.) The Potomac and the Rapidan. Army 
 notes, 1861-3. 1864. 642.04 
 
 Rebel brag and British bluster ; a record of baffled 
 schemes, eic. By Owls-glass, [pseudon.] 632.24 
 
 RedAape and pigeon-hole generals : army of the Poto- 
 mac. By a citizen-soldier. 1864 . . . 632. 20 
 
 Richardson {A. D.) The secret service, the field, the 
 dungeon, and the escape. 1865. . . . 645.07 
 
 Rouse (R 8. C. ) The bugle blast ; or spirit of the con- 
 flict. 1864 632.02 
 
 Russell ( Wm. H. ) My diary North and South. 1863. 641. 03 
 
 Sanderson {J. M.) My record in Rebeldom. 1865. 644.09 
 
 Schalk(R) Campaigns of 1862 and 1863. . 631.07 
 
 Shanks (W. F. ff.) Personal recollections of distin- 
 guished generals. Sherman, Thomas, Grant, Sheri- 
 dan, Hooker, Rousseau, etc. 1866. . . 3163.03 
 
 Sherman (W. T.) Official account of his great march 
 through Georgia and the Oarolinas. To which is 
 added, Gen. Sherman's evidence before the con- 
 gressional committee on the conduct of the war ; 
 the animadversions of Secretary Stanton and Gen. 
 Halleck. 1865 632.18 
 
 — Memoirs. By himself. [To 1865.] 2 v. . 3165.15 
 
 Soldiers' letters, from camp, battle-field, and prison. 
 1865 632.17 
 
 Southern generals, who they are, and what they have 
 done. 1865 644.18 
 
 Beauregard 
 Bragg. 
 Oooper (8.) 
 Ewell (H. S.) 
 
 Hampton 
 
 Hardee. 
 
 HiU. 
 
 Hood. 
 
 Jackson. 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Johnston (A. a.) 
 Johnston (J.B.) 
 Lee. 
 
 Longs treet. 
 Morgan. 
 
 Polk. 
 Price. 
 
 Smith (E. E.) 
 Stuart. 
 
 Jackson. Morgan. | 
 
 Stevens (ff. T.) Three years in the sixth corpn. 634.22 
 
 Stevenson (W. 0.) Thirteen months in the rebel armv 
 
 „ 1862 6 4 3 i3 
 
 Swinton ( W.) Campaigns of the army of the Potomac. 
 1861-5. 1866 644.11 
 
 Sumner (C) Our foreign relations. Speech, September 
 10,1863 .634.23 
 
 Taylor (B. F. ) Mission ridge and Lookout mountain, 
 with pictures of life in camp and field. 1872. 644. 15 
 
 Tovmsend (G. A.) Campaigns of a non-combatant, and 
 his romaunt abroad during the war. 1866. 631.03 
 
 United States. . Congress. Report of the joint committee, 
 [3d session 37th congress,] on the conduct of the 
 
 war. 3v. W., 1863. 8° 645.22 
 
 Contents : Army of the Potomac. 9. Bull Run. Ball's 
 Bluff. 3. Western department of Missouri. Miscellane- 
 ous. 
 
 Same. 2d sess. 38th congress. 3 v. W., 18G5. 
 
 8° 645.25 
 
 Contents ; Pt. 1. Army of the Potomao. Battle oi Peters- 
 burg. 2. Red Biver expedition. Fort Fisher expedition. 
 Heavy ordnance. 3. Sherman — Johnston. Light draught 
 monitors. Massacre of the Oheyenne Indians. Ioe con- 
 tracts. Rosecrans's campaigns. Miscel. 
 
 Same. Supplemental report, 1865. 2 v. Wash., 
 
 1866. 8° 645.28 
 
 Contents: Pt. 1. Reports of Sherman and Thomas. 2. 
 Reports of Pope, J. S. Foster, A. Pleasanton, E. A. Hitoh- 
 oock, Sheridan, Rickets. Wiard on great guns. 
 
 — War department. Genera] orders. 1861-1863. Ar- 
 
 ranged by T. M. O'Brien and O. Diefendorf. 2 v. 
 N. Y. 1864. 8°. 633.02 
 
 Van Home (T. B.) History of the army of the Cumber- 
 land, written at the request of Maj. Gen. G. H. 
 Thomas, chiefly from his private military journal 
 and official documents. HIus. with maps com- 
 piled by E. Ruger. 2 v. and atlas 1875. . 635.16 
 
 Victor (0. J.) History of American conspiracies. 1760- 
 1860 577.17 
 
 Warren (ff. K.) Account of the operations of the fifth 
 army corps at the battle of Five Forks, April 1, 
 1S65, and the battles and movements preliminary 
 to it. 1866 634.05 
 
 With Gen. Sheridan in Lee's last campaign. By a staff 
 officer. 1866 642.02 
 
 4. Origin and Issues of the War. 
 
 Beecher (H. W.) Freedom and war. Discourses. 
 1865 5831.03 
 
 Boiskcomte{E.S. de). Delaoriseame'ricaine.1862. 5725.07 
 
 Boutwell (ff. S.) Speeches and papers relating to the 
 rebellion and the overthrow of slavery. 1867. 631.02 
 
 Botts (J. M.) The great rebellion : its secret history, 
 rise, progress, and disastrous failure. 1866. 632.09 
 
 Bright (J.) Speeches on the American question. With 
 in trod, by F. Moore. 1865 632.01 
 
 Buchanan (James) . Mr. Buchanan's administration on 
 the eve of the rebellion. 1866 645.12 
 
 Cairnes I J. E.) The revolution in America. [In his Political es- 
 says. 1873.] 6126.28 
 
 — The slave power ; its character, career, and probable 
 
 designs. 1863 5833.09 
 
 Chittenden (L. M.) Reports of the debates and proceed- 
 ings in the secret sessions of the conference con- 
 vention for proposing amendments to the Consti- 
 tution of the U. S., held at Washington, D. C, in 
 1861. 1864, 645.08 
 
 Congdon (C. T.) Tribune essays ; leading articles con- 
 tributed to the New York, Tribune from 1857 to 
 1863. Withintrod. by H. Greeley. 1869. 5725.14 
 
 Fast-day sermons : or the pulpit on the state of the 
 country. 1861 3547.20 
 
 Fowler (W. C.) Sectional controversy ; including the 
 causes of the war. 1863 5725.01 
 
 Gasparin (A. de). America before Europe. 1862.632 12 
 
 — The uprising of a great people. United States m 1861. 
 
 From the French bf M L. Booth. 1861. 642.03 
 Giddings (J. B.) History of the rebellion : its authors 
 
 and causes. 1864 645.18 
 
 Baven (ff.) National sermons, speeches, eic.1869.3557.09 
 Jenkin\G') Political fallacies. 1863. . . -5732.02 
 Kennedy (J. P.) Mr. Ambrose's letters on the rebellion. 
 
 1865 r %: • 1 1 
 
 Lunt (ff. ) Origin of the late war ; traoed from the be- 
 
 BBOOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBBABT, 
 
388 
 
 COUNTRIES : United States : History (Rebellion) ;— Laws and Statutes. 
 
 ginning of the constitution to the revolt of the 
 
 Southern States. 1866 643.16 
 
 Mahony {D. A.) Prisoner of state. 1863. 12°. 5732.01 
 Partridge (J. A. ) The making of the American nation ; 
 
 or, the rise and decline of oligarchy in the west 
 
 1866 5725.09 
 
 Stephens {A. H. ) A constitutional view of the late war 
 
 between the States. 2 v. 1868-70. . . . 5735.05 
 Thar in (R. S.) Arbitrary arrests in the south ; or scenes 
 
 from the experience of an Alabama Unionist. 
 
 1363 642.23 
 
 Trip of the steamer Oceanus to Fort Sumter and 
 
 Charleston, S. 0. [With speeches, etc.] 1113.02 
 White (M. G. ) New gospel of peace according to St. 
 
 Benjamin, [anon.] 1866 632.21 
 
 Wilson (M.) History of the rise and fall of the slave 
 
 power in America, v. 1-2. B., 1872-74. 8°. 5833.10 
 
 6. Philanthropic and religious aspects of the war. 
 
 Aleolt (i. M.) Hospital sketches and camp and fireside 
 stories. 1869 642.25 
 
 Broclcetl (L. P.) Philanthropic results of the war. 
 1864. 5816.31 
 
 — and Vaughan {Mrs. M. ) Woman's work in the civil 
 
 war. With introd. by H W. Bellows. 1867. 3246.23 
 Sackett (H. B.) Christian memorials of the war. 632.16 
 Ide ((?. B.) Battle echoes ; or, lessons from the war. 
 
 1866 642.12 
 
 Moore (Frank). Women of the war. 1867. . 3246.22 
 j&&- See also, in general alphabet, United States Sanitary 
 
 commission and United States Christian commission. 
 
 0. Prison Life, and names of soldiers buried 
 in national cemeteries. 
 
 Abbott (A. 0. ) Prison life at the South ; at Richmond, 
 Macon, Savannah, Columbia, Charleston, Char- 
 lotte, Kaleigh, Goldsborough and Aadersonville, 
 during the years 1864 and 1865. . . . 643.02 
 
 Barbiere (J. ) Scraps from the prison table, at Camp 
 Chase and Johnson's Island. 1868. . . 614.17 
 
 Cavada (F. F ) Libby life : experiences of a prisoner, 
 1863-64. 1865 643.03 
 
 Cliilds (G. T.) The stars and stripes in rebeldom. 
 Papers written by federal prisoners. 1862. 632.19 
 
 Ely (A.) Journal in Richmond. Ed. by O. Lanman. 
 1862 642.13 
 
 Glazier (W. W.) The capture, the prison pen, and the 
 escape ; prison life in the South. 1870. . 643.24 
 
 Harris (W. 0.) Prison life at Richmond. 1862. 643.04 
 
 Sabre {G. E.) Nineteen months a prisoner of war. 
 1865 613.20 
 
 Spencer (A.) Narrative of Andersonville. 1866.613.22 
 
 United States sanitary commission. Narrative of priva- 
 tions and sufferings of United States officers and 
 soldiers while prisoners of war in the hands of 
 the rebel authorities. 1864. 645.09 
 
 United States. Beport on the treatment of prisoners of 
 war by the rebel authorities. W., 1869. 8°. (40th 
 cong., 3d sess. Ho. of rep. Reports, no. 45.) 
 
 — Trial of Henry Wirz. Wash., 1868. 8°. (40th cong., 
 
 2d sess. Ho. of rep. v. 8 . no. 23). 
 
 — Quarter-master general. Roll of honor. Names of sol- 
 
 diers who died in defence of the Union, interred in 
 the national cemeteries. No. 1-27. W., 1865-72. 8°. 
 
 Statement of the disposition of some of the bodies 
 
 of deceased Union soldiers and prisoners of war, 
 whose remains have been removed to national 
 cemeteries in the southern and western states. 
 4 v. in 1. W., 1868. 8°. 
 
 7. Reconstruction. 
 
 Barnes W. H.) History of the 39th congress. 1865-67. 
 
 With portraits. 1868. 8° 5726.09 
 
 McPherson (E.) Political manual, 1865-76. .5726.11 
 Pollard (E. A.) The lost cause regained. 1868. 5725.15 
 Ihroop (M.H.) Thei'uture:apolitioaleasay.l864.5725.10 
 Wright [J. S. ) Reply to Hon. Charles G. Loring upon 
 
 "reconstruction." 1867 5733.27 
 
 jKS"" See also Appletons' annual cyclopaedia, 1866, etc., ar- 
 
 tiole ' Public documents,' for congressional legislation. 
 See also • The South after the War ' (p. 381). 
 
 8. Regimental Histories. 
 
 OtiAworth (W. S.) History of the 1st regiment (Mass, 
 infantry), 1861-64 6 31-0 |j 
 
 Sanson (J. W.) Historical sketch of the old sixth 
 regiment of Massachusetts volunteers during 
 1861-1864 63 U jj 
 
 Johns (R. T.) Life -with the forty-ninth Massachusetts 
 volunteers. 1864 631.10 
 
 Sypher (J. R. ) History of the Pennsylvania reserve 
 corps : battles, biographical sketches, etc. 1865. 641 19 
 
 Walker (A. F.) The Vermont brigade in the Shenan- 
 doah valley, 1864. 1869. • 632.23 
 
 $&• See aJ~o. in this class, names of individual states'. 
 
 General note on histories of the war.— Of the com- 
 prehensive histories Lossing's is a full popular narrative 
 copiously illustrated. The Comle de Paris, au intelligent and 
 impartial writer, gives the military history of the straggle. 
 Greeley's work is largely political and anti-slavery. Wilson 
 still more elaborately traceB the political history of the 
 contest with the slave power. Draper givea the military 
 record, but aims also from a philosophic standpoint to 
 show the relations of the struggle to climate and education. 
 Swinton's Army of the Potomac and his Decisive battles are 
 perhaps the best of their kind. The leading southern 
 histories of the war are those of Pollard and Alexander H. 
 Stephens, the latter mainly political. 
 
 Of original memoirs, written by or at the instance of 
 leading generals, those of Sherman, Van Home, Badea% 
 (Life of Grant), and Johnstone, are the most important. 
 
 jgg^- See also (in Biography), lives of Union generals, 
 Grant, Sherman, Thomas, Sheridan, McClellan, Keae- 
 hey, Ouster, Bayard, etc. ; and of Confederate generals, 
 Lee, ' Stonewall' Jackson, etc. 
 
 For lives of civilians, see Abraham Lincoln, Wm. H. 
 Seward, Henry Wilson, Charles Sumner, Thaddeus Ste- 
 vens, Edw. A. Stanton, John A. Andrew, 
 
 For naval biography see sect. ' 2. Army and Navy,' p. 375. 
 
 For medical and anthropological statistics see entries {p. 
 877-378) under Army medical museum ;— Provost^narshxU- 
 general's office, Surgeon general's office (p. 377). 
 
 jg®" For fuller and more discursive notes ou American 
 history, Bee the Boston public library lower-Uall catalogue of 
 biography and history, p. 275, etc. [2716.19] ; Boston Roxbury. 
 branch catalogue [2716.28] : and Quincy catalogue [2716.29]. 
 
 Historical Registers and Magazines. 
 American annual register. 1826-27-32-33. 7 v. 8001.01 
 American historical record, and repertory of notes and 
 
 queries. Ed. by B.J.Lossing. v. 1-2. 1872-73. 8028. 01 
 Appletons' annual cyclopaedia and register of important 
 
 events, v. 1-15, 1861-75. 
 
 Same. General index, 1861-75. 
 
 Army and navy journal, v. 1-15, Jan., 1865— July, 1875. 
 Historical magazine, v. 1-10, 1857-1866. . . 8129.01 
 
 Same. 2d series, v. 1-8, 1867-70. . . 8129.11 
 
 Stryker's American register. May, 1848 — July, 1850, 
 
 v. 1-4. Wash., 1848-50. 8°. 
 United States service magazine, v. 1-5, 1864-66. 8190.01 
 
 10. Laws and Statutes at Large. 
 Acts passed at the [lst]-2d congress, 1st sess., 1789- 
 
 1791. 2 v. 1791. 8° 5733.03 
 
 Laws, [acts, etc.] [Ist-lOth congress.] 1789-1809. 9 v. 
 
 Phii and Washington, 1796-1809. s°. . 5636.06 
 Statutes at large, treaties, and proclamations. Ed. by 
 
 R. Peters, G. Minor, and G. P. Sanger, v. 1-17. 
 
 Boston, Little, Brown & Go., 1845-73. 8°. 5626.14 
 
 Contents : v. 1, 1789-99. V. 2, 1800-13. V. 3, 1813-23. 1824-35. 
 v. 4, 1836-46. v. 6, Private laws, 1789-1845. v. 7, Indian 
 treaties, v. 8, Foreign treaties, with general index to v. 1-8. 
 v. 9, Dec, 1845— March 3. 1851, v. 10, Doc. 1, 1851— March 
 3, 1855. v. 11, Dec. 3, 1855— March 3. 1859, with proclama- 
 tions since 1791. v. 12-17, Deo. 6, 1859— March, 1873. 
 
 Same. Synoptical index to the laws and treaties 
 
 of the U.S., 1789-18.31. With references to _ the 
 edition pubL by Bioren & Duaue, and to the Stat- 
 utes at large, publ. by Little & Brown. Boston, 
 1852. 8°. 5G26.U 
 
 Abbott {B. V. and A.) [National] digest of the reports 
 of the United States courts, and of the acts ol 
 Congress, [1789] to 1874. v. 1-6. . . ■ 5916.UJ 
 V. 1-4, 1789-1868. V. 6, 1868-1872. v. 6, 1872-74 
 
 Gray don (W.) An abridgment of the laws of the U. »• 
 
 1803, _ 5632.U1 
 
 Note'.— The laws of each session of a public nature 
 
 printed in the appendix to the various offloial records ui 
 
 the debates aud proceedings of congress. . . 
 
 Its- See also, in general alphabet, Law. {United iMiu.i 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOB'S NAME, the first part of the TTTLE, and the NUMBEB- 
 
COUNTRIES ignited States : National Character-Politioal-Sooial Condition. 
 
 389 
 
 11. National Character. 
 
 Cooper {J. F.) The republic of the U. S. : its duties to 
 itself, and its responsible relation, to other coun- 
 tries. 1848 585.28 
 
 Oooper {J. V) Travelling bachelor ; or notions of the 
 Americans. 1856 1074.17 
 
 Tocqueville (A. de). Democraoy in America. Tr. by 
 H. Keeve. 4 v. 1838-40 5723.04 
 
 Same. Ed. by F. Bo wen. 2v. 1863. . 5723.02 
 
 Walsh (R) Appeal from the judgments of Great 
 Britain respecting the United States. Part 1, con- 
 taining an historical outline of their merits and 
 wrongs as colonies. 1S19 585.10 
 
 Woodbury {£.] On the American character. [In his Writings, 
 
 V. 3.] 5077.H 
 
 Note. — Many titles enumerated in divisions ' Consti- 
 tution and Government ' (p. 379). ' Description and Travel ' 
 (p. 379), should be consulted in this connection. jt£&~ See 
 also Fourth of July orations, in general alphabet. 
 
 12. Political and Party History. 
 
 Axistin (B.) Constitutional republicanism, in opposition 
 
 to fallacious federalism. 1803 5725.22 
 
 Benton (T. H.) Thirty years' view of the workings of 
 the American government, from 1820 to 1850. 
 
 2 v. New York, 1857 575 25 
 
 Same. 2 v. N. Y., 1854 575.25a 
 
 Byrdsall (F.) History of the Loco-foco, or equal rights 
 
 party. 1842 5725.03 
 
 Carey (M.) Olive branch ; or, faults on both sides, 
 
 federal and democratic. 3d ed. 1815. . 5714.07 
 
 Cluskey (M. W.) Political text-book, or encyclopaedia 
 
 9th ed. 1860 5726.11 
 
 Cooper (T.) Consolidation: an account of parties in 
 
 the TJ. S. from 1787. 2d ed. 1830. . .5932.12 
 
 Cox (8. S.) Eight years in congress, 1857 to 1865. 
 
 Memoirs and speeches 5726.10 
 
 OiUet B. H.) Democracy in the TJ. S. What it has 
 
 done, etc. 1868 5722.06 
 
 Cfooright (i. A.) Men and things at Washington, [1834- 
 
 1861.] 1113.16 
 
 Godwin (P.) Political essays. [On parties, our foreign 
 policy, annexation, romanism, slavery aggression, 
 
 etc.] 1856 5722.17 
 
 Halstead (J/.) History of the national political con- 
 ventions of the current presidential campaign. 
 
 I860 5726.13 
 
 Handbook of the democracy for J8o3 and '64. 5733.23 
 Harris (A. ) Review of the political conflict in America, 
 from the commencement of the anti-slavery agita- 
 tion to the close of southern reconstruction ; com- 
 prising also a resume of the career of Thaddeus 
 
 Stevens. 1876 5733.28 
 
 Holmes {A.) Parties and their principles : origin, 
 
 growth, etc. 1859 5725.08 
 
 Jennings (L. J. ) Eighty years of republican govern- 
 ment in the U. S. 1868 5725.18 
 
 Leggelt (W.) Political writings [1834-37.] 2 v. 1840. 
 
 12°. 5725.04 
 
 Lincoln (A.) and Douglas (8. A). Political debates. 
 
 1860 5733.22 
 
 McClellan (R. &.) republicanism in America to 1869. 
 
 With constitutions, platforms, statistics. 5723 24 
 
 Note.— Almost entirely devoted to political history, 1849-1869. 
 
 McPlierson(l<:.) Political manual, April, 1865, to July 
 
 15, 1868. 2 v 5726.16 
 
 — Handbook of polities for 1870-76 ; Dec. 7, 1868, to 
 
 _ July 15, 1 -;76. 4v. 5726.18 
 
 National handbook of facts and figures, historical, statis- 
 tical, documentary, political ; from the formation 
 of the government to tie presejt lioae. With a 
 full chrouology of the rebellion. Njw York, 1868. 
 
 8°. 5723.10 
 
 National union republican party. Proceedings of the 
 convention held at Philadelphia, June 5 and 6, 
 
 1872 5726.15 
 
 Ormsby (R. McK.) History of the whig party in the 
 
 United States. 2d ed. 1860 5725.00 
 
 Sargent(N.) Public men and events, 1817-5 !. 2 v. 576.19 
 Upavlding (M. C.) Handbook of statistics of the U. S. 
 from the organization of the government : a rec- 
 ord of administrations and events, eic.1874. 5723.14 
 
 Statesman s manual presidents' messages, from 1789 to 
 IS.*, with their memoirs and histories of their 
 administrations. With valuable documents 4v 
 
 m ° K 7 o fi ni 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Pt . i. Washington. John Adams Jeffer 
 son. Madison v. 1. Pt. 2. Madison, cont'd Monroe" 
 John Qu.ncy Adams, v. 2. Pt.l. Jackson, v 2 Pt 2 bIt- 
 
 Pt 2 FmSn™ p- 3 ' P V- , P °' k - Taylor - Fillmore ' v 3. 
 , \ J '"more. Pierce. Buchanan, v. 4 Pt 1 Historian 1 
 
 ™« h I*" 1 - 6 .\ ms ™ an Uni °°- List of men be? o con 
 grass. Administrations. Public property to 1865 Treats 
 
 ms-i858 Ve "' lm - 18S8 - V - *■ Pt ' 2- Treaties, cont-d! 
 
 Sullivan (W.) Familiar letters on public characters and 
 public events ; from 1783 to 1815. [anon.] 573.09 
 
 ireat (li. Ji.) National political manual. 1872 5723 11 
 
 Van Barm (M.) Inquiry into the origin and course of 
 political parties in the U. S. 1867. . . 5732 15 
 
 Wharton (F. ) State trials of the U. S. during the ad- 
 ministrations of Washington and Adams. [1793- 
 1800.] 5012 01 
 
 Wise (H. A.) Seven decades of the Union : memoirs 
 of John Tyler. 1872 573.07 
 
 Political Periodicals. 
 
 American whig preview, v. 1-16, 1844-52. . .800)01 
 
 Democratic review, v. 1-31, 1841-52. . . .8056.01 
 
 *S- See also for political statistics the annual issues of 
 
 the Albany Evening Journal almanac [6742.15];-American 
 
 £«?£?• ^"l 1 [«'M-01]i-lirew York Herald almanac 
 
 [t>75t>01] ;— Tribune almanac [6712.0J] ;— World almanac 
 
 [6742.27]. Also, Appletons' annual cyclopaedia. 
 
 Note on Political and Party History.— For original 
 documentary sources of information, readers are referred to 
 Congressional Debates at.d Documents (p. 376). Of the works 
 above enumerated Clusky presents in a compact form the 
 best collection of documentary material relating to public 
 measures and controversies, from the foundation of the 
 government to 1856, arranged alphabetically under appro- 
 priate topics. From 1861 to the present time McPhason's 
 Handbooks and Appteton's Annual encyclopaedia are the best 
 reference manuals. Gillet, Van Buren, and Capen, survey 
 the political development of the country from a democratic 
 standpoint ; Ormsby. from a whig standpoint, and there is 
 a comprehensive survey of the history of the government 
 In its dealings with state sovereignty and slavery by Von 
 Hoist [6734.13], apropos of whose work Horace White has 
 contributed a very clear and discriminating outline of the 
 subject to the Fortnightly review for Oct. 1, 1876. Of gen- 
 eral histories of the United States, Pitkin's Political and 
 civil history is very full down to 1795 ; Hildrelh comes down 
 to 1820 ; and Tucker to 1840. Sullivan's Letters on public 
 characters, 1789 to 1815, written by an ardent federalist, are 
 animated and readable, and Sargent's Public men and events 
 affords a fund of entertaining reminiscences during the 
 40 years following, 1817-57. James A. Hamilton's Reminis- 
 cences of men and events, is an important contribution to the 
 political history of the past 75 years. Bmlon's Thirty years' 
 view is a heavy but important compilation, chiefly docu- 
 mentary, from 1820 to 1850. See also works enumerated 
 in this class, under Washington (city of). Hammond's Po- 
 litical history of New York State throws some light on na- 
 tional politics, and there is an article by W. G. Sumner in 
 the N. A. rev., Jan., 1876, entitled ' Politics in America 
 1776-1876.' 
 
 For lives of public men see (in Biography) names of the 
 earlier statesmen enumerated under divisions ( Revolution' 
 — ' From 1789 to 1812 ' (p. 385), and ' From 1815 to War 
 with Mexico ' (p. 386), to which may be added those of 
 Patrick Henry ;— John Randolph ; — Dewitt Clinton ; — 
 Josiah Quinoy ; — Tristam Burgks ; — H. S. Legare ; — 
 Joseph Story ;— Wm. Livingston ;— John P. Kennedy ; — 
 8. B. Prentiss ; —Lewis Cass ;— Levi Woodbory .—George 
 M. Dallas : — Pres. TAYLon :— Pres. Pieroe ; — S. A. Doug- 
 las ;— Roger B. Taney ; — Wm. H. Seward ; — Abraham 
 Lincoln ; —Salmon P. Chase ; — Charles Scmner ;— J. W. 
 Grimes. 
 
 For writings and speeches of public men see, in general 
 alphabet, George Washington ; — Alex. Hamilton ; —John 
 Adams ; — Franklin ; — Jefferson ; — Madison ; — Fisher 
 Ames ; — John Quincy Adams ; — Wm. Pinkney; — Webster; 
 — Calhoun ; — R. Y. Hayne ;— Clay ;— Crittenden ; — Le- 
 gare ; — Woodbury ; — Daniel S. Dickinson ;— John A. Drx ; 
 — Edward Everett; — Rufus Choate ;— Wm. H. Seward;— 
 Robert C. Winthrop ; — Henry Wilson ; — Charles Sumner ; 
 — Henry Winter Davis ;— George M. Boutwell, etc. 
 
 13. Social Condition and Manners. 
 
 Barnes' centenary history, 1876 ; p. 85-130 675.23 
 
 Dewey (Orville). American morals and manners [In his Works. 
 1844.] 3544.06 
 
 Dixon (W. H.) The white conquest. 2 v. 1876. 5S33.16 
 Note. — The domination of the blacks, indians, etc, by 
 
 the whites. 
 Griswold (R. W.) * The Republican court, or American 
 
 society in the days of Washington. 1855. 3248.01 
 
 In asking for books, use the "Book Orders," giving the AUTHOR'8 NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and tho NCMEER. 
 
390 
 
 COUNTRIES : United States to Venice. 
 
 Sans-souci series. Men and maimers in America one 
 hundred years ago. Ed. by H. E. Soudder. 
 1876 3212.19 
 
 Towk (0. M.) American society. 2 v. 1870. 1132.03 
 Note. — There are very readable chapters upon early Amer- 
 ican manuera and customs in Barnes' Centenary history 
 [575.23], and Higginson's Young folks' history of the V. S. 
 [672.30]. See also many works enumerated under 'Descrip- 
 tion and Travel' (p. 379), as Bremer, Chasles, Chevalier, 
 Cooper, Dickens, Marryal, Martineau, Trollope, etc. A crit- 
 ical sketch of such writings is supplied in Tuckerman'g 
 America and her commentators [1074.12]. See also (in Biogra- 
 phy) Mrs. Grant's Letters of an American Lady, 
 
 14. United States Official Registers. 
 Congressional directory. 37th cong. , 2d-3d sess. ; 38th 
 cong., 1st 2d sess.; 40th cong., 3d sess.; 42d 
 cong. ± 2d sess.; 43d cong., 1st sess. 8 v. W., 
 
 2d sess, 
 1861-74. 8°. 
 Disturnell (J.) American register or blue-book. 1876 
 
 1876 6755.06 
 
 United States. Eegister [Biennial register, or Blue-book] 
 of all officers and agents, civil, military and naval 
 in the service. 1841, 63, 71, 75. Washington' 
 
 1841-76. 8° 6755.00 
 
 See also, in this class, Adirondacks (p. 285) ;— Alaska ;— Alabama (p. 287) ;— America (p. 283) ;— Arizona ;— Arkansas ;— 
 Boston ;— California ;— Colorado ;— Connecticut ;— Dacotah; — Delaware; — District of Columbia ;— Florida ;— Georgia ;— 
 Idaho ;— Illinois ;— Indians ;— Indiana :— Iowa ;— Kansas ;— Kentucky ;— Long Island ;— Louisiana ;— Maine j— Maryland ;- 
 Massachusetts :— Michigan ;— Minnesota j— Mississippi (State of) ; — Mississippi River ;— Mississippi Valley ;— Missouri 
 River ;— Montana ; -Nebraska :— Nevada ;— New England ;— New Hampshire ;— New Haven ;— New Jersey ;— New Mexi- 
 co :— New York ;— North Carolina ;— Ohio ;— Ohio River ;— Ohio Valley ;— Oregon ;— Pennsylvania;— Rhode Island ;— Rocky 
 Mountains ;— South Carolina ;— Tennessee ;— Texas ;— Utah ;— Vermont ;— Virginia ;— West Virginia ;— Washington (City 
 of) ;— Washington (Territory of) ;— Wisconsin ;— Wyoming ; — and names of numerous other localities. In this connection 
 the Index volumes to Harper's, Scribner's, and Atlantic magazines may often be of Bervice. 
 
 See also for other Bources of information, Almanacs (p. 13) ; — Agriculture (p. 7) ; — Arts (Useful : Coal (p. 40) ;— Cotton •— 
 Iron ; — Manufactures ; — Mines and mining ; — etc., etc., etc.) Biblical, relig., and eccl. lit. (United States, p. 106 ; — names of various 
 sects) ;— Biography (p. 109-110) ;— Birds (p. 216) ;— Botany (p. 226) ;— Drama ;— Education ;— Emigration ;— Fine arts ;— Fishes; 
 — Geology ; — Insects ; — Language ; — Law ; — Libraries ; — Literature ; — Medicine ; — Meteorology and Climatology : — Military 
 Science ; — Mineralogy; — Natural History ; — Naval Science; — Numismatics; — Periodicals; — Poetry; — Political economy 
 (Banks and Banking ; — Commerce ; — Finance ; — National Debts ; — Taxation ; — etc.) ; — Political Science (Democracy, and other 
 sub-headings) ; — Printing ; — Slavery ; — Social Science ; — Speeches ; — Women. 
 
 Urbino. 
 
 Dennisioun (J.) Memoirs of the dukes of Urbino, 1440 
 
 to 1630. 3 v. 1851 534.21 
 
 Reviewed in N. A. rev. ». 74, 1852. 
 
 Uruguay. 
 
 Famin{C.) Paraguay, Uruguay, etc. [Univers.] 901.18 
 
 Page (T. J.) La Plate, etc. , 1853-56. . . . 1155.16 
 
 See also works under Argentine Republic (p. 291.) 
 
 Utah. 
 
 1115.01 
 1115.03 
 1123.25 
 3454.02 
 1123.14 
 
 Burton (R. F.) City of the saints. 1862. . . 
 Chandless (W.) A visit to Salt Lake. 1857. . 
 Codman (J.) The Mormon country. 1874. . 
 Ferris (B. Q.) Utah and the Mormons. 1856. 
 Handbook almanac for Utah, for 1803. . . . 
 Life among the Mormons, and a march to their Zion. By 
 
 an officer of the U. S. army, [anon.] 1868. 1115.08 
 Ollivant (J. K) A breeze from the Great Salt Lake. 
 
 1871 1123.20 
 
 Remy (J.) and Brenchley (J.) Journey to the Great- 
 
 Salt-Lake-Oity. With the history, religion and 
 
 customs of the Mormons, by J.Remy. 1861. 1115.11 
 Stansbury (H. ) Explorations of the valley of the Great 
 
 Salt Lake. 1852 1115.18 
 
 United States. Commissioner of mining statistics. Annual 
 
 report, 1867-73 4006.08 
 
 — Engineer department. Report of the exploring ex- 
 
 pedition from Santa Fe, New Mexico, to junction 
 of the Grand and Green rivers of the great Colo- 
 rado of the west, in 1859 , under the command of 
 Capt. J. N. Macomb. With geological report, by 
 J.S.Newberry. W., 1870. 4° 1126.10 
 
 — Engineer department. Report of explorations across 
 
 the great basin of Utah, 1859. by Capt. J. H. Simp- 
 son. W.,1876. 4°. . . 1126.08 
 
 Ward (A. N.) The husband in Utah. 1857. 1115.05 
 
 See also Atlantio monthly, v. 3, 1859 (3 articles) on the 
 U. S. Utah exped. of 1858 ; v. 13, 1864 (The Mormons, by 
 Fitz Hugh Ludlow. 
 
 See also (p. 382 of this catalogue), for special reports on 
 the geology, palaeontology, natural history, climate, and 
 agriculture of Dtah, the volumes now issuiug of the various 
 government surveys of the territories by Hayden, King, 
 and Wheeler. 
 
 >6Eff* See also Mormons and Mormonism (p. 94.) 
 
 Utica, {N. Y.) 
 
 Jones (P.) Annals and recollections of Oneida Countv 
 N.Y., 1851 622.Y6 
 
 Utrecht (Peace of). 
 
 Torcy (J. B. C. de). Memoirs : the treaty of Ryswio 
 to the peace of Utrecht [1687-1712.] From the 
 French. 2 v. 1757 521 08 
 
 Vancouver Island. 
 
 Forbes (C.) Notes on the physical geography, etc. [In Royal 
 geogr. soo. Journal, v. 34, 1864.] 903.87 
 
 Grant (W. C.) Description of Vancouver island. With map. 
 [In Royal geogr. soc. Journal, v. 27, 1857.] .... 903.30 
 
 — Remarks on Vancouver island. [In Royal geogr. soc. Journal 
 V. 31, 1861.] 903.34 
 
 Lord {J. K.) Tho naturalist in Vancouver island. 
 
 1866 1153.19 
 
 Macfie (if.) Vancouver island : history, resources, etc. 
 
 1865 1153.12 
 
 Mayne (R. C.) Four years in British Columbia and 
 
 Vancouver island. 1862 1153.17 
 
 See also Blackwood's mag., v. 87, 1860J (Cruise round 
 Vancouver's island). 
 ,6S~ See also British Columbia. 
 
 Note. — Anumber of early maps of this region are printed 
 In the Berlin arbitration documents. 
 
 Van Diemen's Land. See Tasmania. 
 Vaudois. 
 Baines (K) The Vaudois of Piedmont. 1855. [Trav. 
 
 lib., v. 7.] 5075.12 
 
 USS- See also Albigenses and Waldenses (p. 77). 
 
 Vendee, (France). 
 Em (G.J.) The story of the war in La Vendee. [1790- 
 
 1815.] 1857 513.08 
 
 See also Victor Hugo's ' Ninety Three ' [214.59]. 
 
 Venezuela. 
 
 Biggs (J.) History of Miranda's attempt to effect a 
 
 revolution in South America. With notices of 
 
 Caraccas. [anon.] 2d ed. 1809. . . . 567.15 
 Campaigns and cruises in Venezuela, 1817-1830. Also, 
 
 tales of Venezuela. 3 v 1161.05 
 
 Eastwick (K B.) V. : sketches of life, etc. 1868. 1163.13 
 Humboldt (A. von). Equinoctial regions of Amer., v.6, 1826. 1165.06 
 
 Same. v. 3, 1855 1164.02 
 
 Lamysse {J. F. D. ) Description of V. 1820. . 1166.19 
 Official documents relating to Venezuela. With the 
 
 constitution. London, 1812. 8°. . . . 1164.17 
 Paez (R.) Wild scenes in South America ; or, life in 
 
 Venezuela. 1862 1163.10 
 
 Trollope (A.) West Indies and the Spanish Main. 
 
 1860. . 1162.21 
 
 See also (in Biography) lives of Boltvab (p. 125) ;— Ml- 
 
 banda (p. 177) ;— Paez (p. 184). 
 
 Venice. 
 
 Adams (W. H. D.) The queen of the Adriatic; past 
 
 and present. 1869 971.20 
 
 Calendar of state papers and ms. relating to English 
 
 affairs, in the archives of Venice. Ed. by R. Brown. 
 
 v. 1-5, 1202-1554. [Rolls calendars]. . . 5137.01 
 Flagg (E) Venioe ; the city of the sea, 1797-1849. 
 
 1853 972.04 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
COUNTRIES : Venice to Virginia 
 
 391 
 
 QB>mi(J-) Oadore; or, Titian's oountry. 1869. 1446.14. 
 Hazlitt (G) History of the Venetian republic [409 to 
 
 1457.] 4v. 1860 53i.ll 
 
 JTistorv of V., to 1S73. [In Universal hist., v. 27.] . . 406.20 
 Eowells iW. B.) Venetian life. 1866. . . . 972.03 
 Limoion (A. T. de). City aud republio of V. 1699. 532.15 
 MaHin(B-) Daniel Mauin and Venice in 1848-19. With 
 
 introd. by I. Butt. 1862 532.17 
 
 Beviowed in Westm. rev., v. 73, 1860. 
 Buskin (J.) Stones of Venice. 3 v. 1851. .1315.06 
 v.l. The Foundations. 2. The Sea Stories. S. The Fall. 
 Sola (Q. A.) Rome and Venice, in 1866-7. . 975.11 
 Skelch-book by an American in Venice. ['Costumes.] 
 23 leaves. {n.p.] 1860. 1. 8°. . . . . 6625.24 
 Smedleu (if.) Sketches from Venetian history. 2 v. 
 
 l8l6 532.04 
 
 Taine (B.A.) Italy : Florence and Venice. 1869. 975.09 
 j|®- See also works on Italy (p. 336), espeoially the guide- 
 books of Murray, Black, Baedeker, etc. 
 
 See also Fortnightly rev., v. 6, 1866 (The Valley Land of 
 Venetia, by H. Ecroyd) ; Littell'B Living Age, 1871, v. 1 
 (Records of Venetian inquisition) ; Nat. qu. rev., v. 16, 
 1868 (The Venetian republic and Council of ten) ; N. A. 
 rev., v. 86, 1858 (Historical sketch) ; Quar. rev., Oct., 1874 
 (Bise, decline, and fall); Fortn. rev., v. 3, 1865 (Diplo- 
 macy, 1603-27); N. A. rev., v. 100, 1865 (Beview of Boschet 
 on Venetian diplomaoy) ; N. Brit, rev., v. 44, 1866 (Vene- 
 tian diplomacy) ; Quar rev., v. 116, 1864 (Venetian state 
 papers). 
 
 In Fiction see Foscarini ; or, the patricians of Venioe 
 [193.45] : Cooper's Bravo [163.20] ; De Mille's Winged 
 Lion ; or, stories of Venice [172.43] ; Howells' Foregona 
 oonolusiou [213.96] ; M. Q. Lewis's Bravo of Venice [223.77J. 
 
 Vermont 
 
 Beekley (H.) History of Vermont, with descriptions 
 
 physical and topographical. 1846. . . 621.22 
 Chase [F, editor). Gathered sketches from the early 
 
 history of V. 1856 601.10 
 
 Depuy (H W.) Ethan Allen and the Green Mountain 
 
 heroes of '76 3013.21 
 
 Hall(B.K) History of Eastern Vermont, to [1800]. 
 
 1858. 625.24 
 
 Ball (K) History of Vermont, to 1791. . . 625.24 
 Eemenway {A. M.) Poets and poetry of V. 1858. 1645.16 
 Begislration. 17th-18th registration report, 1873-71. 
 
 2 v. Butland, 1875-76. 8° 
 
 State geological survey. Eeport, by E. Hitchcock, E. 
 
 Hitchcock, jr., A. D. Hagar, G. H Hitchcock. 
 
 Pub. by A D. Hagar. 2 v. Olaremont, (N. H.) 
 
 1861. 4° 4117.01 
 
 State superintendent of education. 1st report, Oct. ,1876. 
 
 Butland, 1876. 8°. 
 
 State officers. Biennial reports, 1873-74 Montpelier, 
 
 1874. 8° 
 
 Thompson (Z.) History of V. 1842. . . . 675.20. 
 Part 1. Natural history, geology, and mineralogy. Part 2. 
 
 Civil history. Part 3. Gazetteer. 
 
 Same. Supplement. 1853 675.20 
 
 Walton's Vermont register, for 1876 6753.29 
 
 Williams (S.) Natural and civil history of Vermont. 
 
 [To 1807.] 2d ed. 2 v. 1809 625.13 
 
 See also, in Fiction, D. P. Thompson's Green Mountain 
 
 Boys [261.27] ; Gaut Gurley (Hunting and smuggling on 
 
 the Canada line) ; May Martin ; Bangers, etc. 
 
 Verona (Congress of, 1S22). 
 
 Chateaubriand (F. B. de). Congress of Verona. 2 v. 
 
 1838 453.10 
 
 Versailles. 
 
 Nouvelle description de Versailles. 1832. . . 963.19 
 See also Paris (p. 356), for incidental notices of Versailles. 
 
 Vioksburg, (Miss.) 
 My cave life in Vicksburg. By a lady. 1864. 643.17 
 
 Victoria, (Australia). 
 Booth (RC.) Life in Victoria. 1869. . . .1062.07 
 Victoria illus. 2d series. Sidney, 1862. obi. 4°. 1066.06 
 Victoria, the British "El Dorado" ; or, Melbourne in 
 
 1869. London, 1870. 16° 1062.06 
 
 Westgarth ( W. ) Victoria ; and its gold mines. 
 
 1853 1063.18 
 
 See also Statistical soc. of London. Journal, v. 17, 1854 
 (Hist, and statistical view of V., by G. M. Bell) ; Westm. 
 rev., v. 89, 1868 (Democratic government in V.) 
 )£g- See also works on Australia (p. 292.) 
 
 Vienna, (Austria). 
 Bucher (B.) and Weiss (K.) Handy guide to Vienna. 
 
 , „ lf P 9G5.29 
 
 La Oarde (— ). Journal of a nobleman at V. during the congress 
 
 ,. m, [WaUio library, v.l.] 60 78.16. 
 
 " Tlie Graphic guide to V., London, 1873. 12°. 966.28 
 Tivllope (F.) Vienna and the Austrians. 1838.966.17 
 See also Blackwood's magazine, October, 1873 (Vienna in 
 exhibition time) ; Fraser's mag., May, 1873 (Vienna, by 
 M. D. Conway) ; Harper's mag., v. 46 (by M. D. Conway • 
 IIIub.); International rev., Jan., 1875 (Vienna and the cen- 
 tennial, by J. M. Hart), fl®- See also Austria (293). 
 
 Vineland, (New Jersey). 
 See Fraser's mag., Jan., 1875 (Settlement of.) 
 Virginia. 
 
 Annual reports of officers, boards, and institutions of 
 Va., Sept., 1875. Bichmond, 1875. 8°. . 
 
 Calendar of Virginia state papers and other manuscripts, 
 1652-1781, preserved in the capital at Bichmond. 
 Ed. by W. P. Palmer, v. 1. Bichmond, 1875 
 4° 626.08 
 
 Orders and constitutions, 1619. [Force's Traots, v. 3.] . . 577.10 
 
 State board of emigration. Virginia : a geogr. and poli- 
 tical summary. Bichmond, 1876. 8°. . 1131.22 
 
 State convention of 1788, for deliberating on the constitu- 
 tion recommended by the federal coiveution. 
 Debates and other proceedings. Bichmond, 1805. 
 12° 5735.21 
 
 Stale constitutional convention of 1829-30. Proceedings 
 and debates. Bichmond, 1830. 8°. . . 5735.17 
 
 Arthur (T. S.) and Carpenter (W. H.) History of V. 
 1852 625.28 
 
 Bacon's Rebellion in Virginia ; 1675-6. [Force's Tracts, v .1.] 577.08 
 
 Beverley (R.) History of V. to 1706. 1722. . 625.15 
 
 Campbell (C.) History of V. [to 1781]. 18 50. 625.20 
 
 Cotton(A.) Account of our late troubles in Virginia, 1676. [Force's 
 Tracts, v. 1.] 677.08 
 
 Declaration of the state of the colouie and affaires, 1620. [Force's 
 Tracts, v. 3.] 577.10 
 
 Description of the province of New Albion, in North Virginia, 
 1648. [Force's Tracts, v. 2 ] 577.09 
 
 * Discovery of V. and voyages to, 1584-90. [Pinkerton's Voyages, 
 v. 12.] 926.12 
 
 Foote ( W. H.) Sketches of V. hist, and biogr. 2d series. 
 2ded. 1856 625.19 
 
 Hammond [J.) Leah and Rachael; or the two fruitfull sisters, 
 Virginia aud Maryland, 1656. [Force's Tracts, v. 3.] 577.10 
 
 Howe (H.) Historical collections of V. 1852. 625.21 
 
 Jefferson (T.) Notes on Virginia. [In his Writings, v. 9.] 5045.09 
 
 Maury (M. F.) Physical survey of Virginia, prelimi- 
 nary report. 2ded. 1869 1113.23 
 
 Meade (W.) Old churches, ministers, and families of 
 Virginia. 2 v. 1857 3457.11 
 
 Moorman (J. J.) Virginia Springs. 1859. . . 1113.09 
 
 Narrative of Indian and civil wars. 1675-6. [Force's Tracts, 
 V. 1.] 577.08 
 
 Neill (E. D.) History of the Virginia company of Lon- 
 don. 1869 625.29 
 
 New life of Virginea : being the 2d part of Nova Britannia, 1612. 
 [Force's Tracts, v l.J 677-08 
 
 Norwood (Col. —). Voyage to V. [Force's Tracts, v. 3.] . 577.10 
 
 Nova Britannia : offering most excellent fruits by planting in V. 
 1609. [Force's Tracts, v. 1.] 677.08 
 
 Original documents from the State Paper office, London, and 
 the British Museum ; illustrating the history of Sir 
 Walter Baleigb's first American colony, and the colony of 
 Jamestown. With a memoir of Sir Ralph Lane. Ed. byE. 
 E. Hale. [Archaeologia Amer., v. 4.] 677.21 
 
 Pollard, (E. A.) The Virginia tourist : natural beauties, 
 mineral springs, etc. 1870 1113.22 
 
 Per/eel description of Virginia. 1649. [Force's Tracts, v. 2.] 677.09 
 
 Shrigley (N.) True relation of Virginia and Maryland, 1699. 
 [Force's Tracts, v. 3.] 677.10 
 
 Smith (J.) Historie of Virginia. [To 1629.] 2 v. 
 1819 625.16 
 
 — Same. [In Pinkerton, v 13,] 926.13 
 
 Strachey ( W. ) Historie of travaile into Virginia Britan- 
 nia. 1619-12. [Hakluyt society, 1819. . 625.25 
 
 Lawes, divine, morall and martiall. For the colony in Vir- 
 ginea Britannia. 1612.. [Force's Tracts, v. 3.] . . 677.10 
 
 True declaration of the estate of the colonie, 1610. [Force's 
 Tracts, v. 3.] 577.10 
 
 Virginia and Maryland, or Lord Baltimore's printed case un- 
 cased and answered, 1655. [Force's Tracts, v. 2.] 577.09 
 
 Virqinui historical agister, and literary advertiser. Ed. 
 by W. Maxwell. 6 v. 1848-53 651.11 
 
 Virginia's oure : discovering the true ground of that Chuivh's 
 unhappiness. By R. G. 1662. [Force's Tracts, v. 3.] 577.10 
 
 Jn asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
392 
 
 COUNTRIES: Virginia to Westchester. 
 
 Wingfteld (E. M.) "A discourse of Virginia." Ed. with notee 
 by 0. Deane. [Archaeologia Amer., v. 4.] ... 677.21 
 Strother (D. E. ) Virginia illustrated. By Porte Cray- 
 on, [pseud.] 1857 254.31 
 
 Repr. from Harper's mag., v. 10-13. 
 — The Virginia Canaan. [In Harper's mag., v. 8, 1853-4.] 
 
 «- See also United States. (The South, p. 381 ;— War of 
 the Rebellion, p. 386). 
 
 Also (in Biography) lives of John Smith ; — Jeffebson ; 
 — Madison ; etc. 
 
 ES~ For illustrative fiction see p. 1, 3, of Boston publio 
 library chronological index to hist, fiction [2736.13.] 
 
 Vorarlburg, (Bavaria). 
 
 Bradshaw's notes for travellers 982.03 
 
 Waldenses. 
 
 Beatlie ( W. ) *The Waldenses ; or, protestant valleys 
 of Piedmont, Dauphiny, and the Ban de la Roche. 
 
 1838 986.10 
 
 esr See also Albigenses and Waldenses (p. 77). 
 
 Wales. 
 Adams (W. T.) Red cross ; or, young American in W. 
 
 [Fiction] 112.27 
 
 Annates Cambrias. [447-1288.] L., 1860. 8°. [Rolls 
 
 chronicles. ] 5141. — 
 
 Arnold (M.) Study of Celtic literature. 1867. 2752.16 
 Borrow ((?.) Wild Wales : its people, language, and 
 
 scenery. 1869 951.02 
 
 Brut y Tywysogion ; or, chronicles of the prince of 
 
 Wales. [Welsh and English.] London, 1860. 8°. 
 
 [Rolls chronicles.] 5141. — 
 
 Grose (F) Antiquities of England and W. 8 v. 478.03 
 Hall ( Mr. and Mrs. S. C. ) Book of South Wales, the 
 
 Wye, and the coast. 1861 955.20 
 
 Halliwell (J. 0. ) Notes of family excursions in North 
 
 Wales. 1860 951.16 
 
 Jones (A.) Cymry of '76 ; or, Welshmen and their 
 
 descendants of the Amer. rev 461.20 
 
 Kohl (J. G.) England, Wales, etc. 1844. . . 955.04 
 Longfellow (R. W.) Poems of places. . . . 1667.11 
 Mullein (T.) *Tour through W., 1806. [In Pinkerton, v. 2.] 926.02 
 Murray (J.) Handbook for Wales. 2 v. 1860-61. 953.18 
 Price (T.) Language and literature of W. [In his Literary re- 
 mains, V. 1, 1854.] 5063.22, 
 
 Rowlands (W.) Cambrian bibliography to 1800. With 
 biogr. notices. 1869 2734.16 
 
 Skene (W. F.) The four ancient books of Wales, con- 
 taining the Cymric poems attributed to the bards 
 of the 6th century. 2 v. Edinb., 1868. 8°. 
 
 Eeviewed in North Brit, rev., v. 49, 1868 ; Westm. rev. 
 V. 92, 1869. 
 
 Skrine (H.) Tour through, 1795. [In *Pinkerton, v. 2.] 926.02 
 
 Timbs (J.) Abbeys, castles, and ancient halls of Eng- 
 land and Wales, v. 2. 1870 472.15 
 
 Woodward (B. B.) History of Wales, to [1416]. 2 v. 
 
 in 1. 1852 486.19 
 
 See also Eraser's mag., v. 74, 1866 (The Welsh triads) ; 
 s.s. v. 3, 1871 (Birds-eye view in W. ; In the land of the 
 Kymry ; King Henry II. in W., by Patricius Walker) ; v. 3, 
 1871 (Pilgrimage to St. David's) ; v. 4, 1871 (On the Wye) ; 
 Blaokwood'B mag., v. 82, 1857 (Cambria and Cottonopolis ; 
 i. e. scenery in Wales and Manchester) ; Ed. rev., v. 97 
 (Church of England in the mountains) ; Quar. rev., v. 109 
 1861 (Welsh, and Welsh literature). 
 
 See also works on England (p. 316) ; and in the general 
 alphabet, Language ( Welsh) ;— Poetry ( Welsh). 
 
 Wallaobia. See Roumania (p. 364). 
 
 Wailingford, (Conn.) 
 
 Davis (0. H. 8.) History of W., 1670-1870. . 592.08 
 
 Warwickshire, (England). 
 
 Beauties of England, v. 15, pt. 1 [21], (by J. N. Brew- 
 
 „ , er '- • 952a.05 
 
 Dugdale ( W. ) Antiquities of W. 1656. . . . 488.04 
 See also Hawthorne (N.) Our English Home. p. 77-105 
 [954.15] ; repr. from Atlantlo monthly, v. 10, 1862. 
 
 "Washington, (D. G.) 
 
 Ames (M. C.) Ten years in W. 1874. . . . 1134. 19 
 
 Barnard (Maj.-gen. J. G.) Report on the defences of 
 Washington. 1871 4518 u 
 
 Ellis (J. B.) Sights and secrets of the national capital. 
 1869 1115 10 
 
 Gleig (G. R.) Campaigns of the British army at Wash- 
 ington, 1814-1815. 3ded. revised, [anon.] 585.11 
 
 Gobriglvt (L. A.) Recollections of W. 1869. 1113. is 
 Martin (E. W.) Behind the scenes in W. . . 1134.18 
 Townsend (G. A.) W., outside and inside. 1874. 1133.19 
 Varnum (J. B.) Seat of government of the United 
 
 States. 1848 1125.16 
 
 Washington city and how to see it. New York, 1876 
 
 24 6 1121.22 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 7, 1861 ; Bentloy's Miscel 
 
 v. 60, 1861 (by J. G. Kohl) ; International rev., v. 1, 1874 
 
 (Architects of the American capitol, by J. Q. Howard)'. 
 
 Washington Territory. 
 
 Browne (J. B.) Hist, memoirs of, 1592-1863. [In his Resources 
 of the Pacific slope, etc.} 4006.06 
 
 Evans (E. ) Annual address before the western Wash- 
 ington industrial assoc, 4th annual exhibition 
 1874. 
 
 — Puget Sound : its past, present, and future ; address 
 1869 
 
 Handbook almanac for the territories of Washington 
 etc., for 1863. 1863 1123.14 
 
 Kip (L.) Army life on the Pacific ; exped. against the 
 Indians. 1850. . . , 1123.24 
 
 Legislative assembly. Message of the governor, 1873, 75. 
 
 Stevens (I. I. ) *Report of explorations for a route for 
 the [Northern] Pacific railroad, 47th and 49th 
 parallels, from St. Paul to Puget Sound. [With] 
 
 supplement, 1855-59 1127.01 
 
 Note. — Subsequently issued as v. 12, pts. 1-2 of the same 
 series, with different paging 1127.12 
 
 Williams (J. 8. ) History of the invasion and capture 
 of Washington. 1857 585.03 
 
 Winthrop (T.) Canoe and the saddle. 1863. . 1122.01 
 
 Washoe. 
 Browne (J. R. ) California and Washoe. 
 Waterbury, (Conn.) ' 
 Bronson(H.) History of W. 1858. . . 
 
 . . 1114.07 
 
 . . 592.10 
 Waterloo (Campaign of). 1 
 
 Burrett (J. P. ) Official bulletins of the battle, in the 
 
 original languages, with translations into English. 
 
 1849 518.05 
 
 Cliesney (C. 0.) Waterloo lectures. 1868. . . 517.27 
 Gleig (G. R.) Story of the battle of W. 1855 514.03 
 Gore (A.) Historical account of the battle, [anon.] 
 
 1817 514.01} 
 
 Jomini (H.,baronde). Hist.of thecampaign.1860.514.03j 
 Kennedy (Sir J. S.) Notes on the battle of. 1865. 514. 02 j 
 Mathews (W.) [In his Great conversers and other essays.] 2536.05 
 Maxwell (W. H.) Stories of W. [Fiction.] . 231.46 
 Mudford ( W. ) Historical account of the campaign. 
 
 1817 518.01 
 
 Siborne ( W. ) Hist, of the war in France and Belgium, 
 
 in 1815. Battle of Waterloo. 3d ed. With remarks 
 
 uponGleig's "Storv of Waterloo." 1843. 527.21 
 
 Same. Maps, fol." A.37.24 
 
 Southey (B.) Poet's pilgrimage to W. [In his Poetical works, v. 10, 
 
 I860.] 1686.03 
 
 Note. — For a general note on the literature of the battle, 
 
 see the Bulletin of the Boston public library, for Oct., 1875. 
 See also Blackwood's mag., v 107, 1870 ; Ed. rev., v. 112, 
 
 1860 ; Quar. rev., v. 112, 1862 (Tlie Waterloo of Thiers) ; 
 
 "United Service mag., Oct., 1870 (Field of W., in 1870, by 3. 
 
 E. Alexander). Also the histories of Thiers and Alison, 
 
 and lives of Napoleon (p. 181 of Catalogue). 
 
 Watertown, (Mass.) 
 
 Bond (H) Genealogies, etc. 2 v. 1856. . . 655.06 
 Eeviewed in N. A. rev., July, 1866. 
 
 Weimar, (Germany). 
 AS- See Blackwood's mag., v. 89, 1861 ; Eraser's mag., 
 v. 61, 1855 ; v. 62, 1855 (Listz, Wagner, and Weimar) ; 
 Westm. rev., v. 71, 1859. or Littell, 1859, v. 2 (W. its cele- 
 brities) ; Atlantic, Jan., 1877 (W. in June, by B. Taylor) ; 
 Lewes' Life of Goethe, book iv. 
 
 Wenham, (Mass.) 
 
 Allen (M.O.) History of W., 1639-1860. . . 601.04 
 
 West (The). See United States. (Wat, p. S81-2.) 
 
 Westchester County, (New York). 
 
 Baird(C.W.) Chronicle of a border town. History of 
 
 Rye, 1660-1870 ; including Harrison and the White 
 
 Plains, till 1788 613.26 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
COUNTRIES : 'Westcheater to Worcestershire. 
 
 393 
 
 Bolton (fl.) History of W. 2 v. 1848. . . . 614.09 
 
 _ Hist of the Prot. epis. ohurch in the county, 1693- 
 
 1853 3457.19 
 
 West Indies. 
 Aleedo y Bemrano (A. de). Geogr. and hist, dictionary 
 of the W. I. Tr. with additions, by G. A. Thomp- 
 son. 5v. 1812 1136.01 
 
 •Champlam (8.) Narrative of a voyage to the W. I, 
 
 1599-1602. [Hakluyt society, 1859.] .1166.11 
 
 Ovrney (J- J- ) Winter in the W. I. [Santa Cruz. St. 
 
 Thomas and Tortola. St. Christopher's. Antigua. 
 
 Dominioa. Jamaioa. Cuba.] 1840. . . 1162.20 
 
 Kinqsleu (<7.) At last : a Christmas in the West Indies. 
 
 1871 1162.25 
 
 Labat (J. B.) Nouveau voyage aux isles de l'Amerique. 
 
 2v. 1724 1166.16 
 
 Martin (R M.) Hist, of the W. I. 2 v. 1836-37. 1162.15 
 Contents: V.I.Jamaica, Honduras, Trinidad, Tobago, 
 Grenada, the Bahamas, Virgin Isles. 
 
 2. British Guiana, Barbadoes, St. Vincent's, St. Lucia, 
 
 Dominica, Montserrat, Antigua, St. Christopher's. 
 
 Pinckard(9.) Notes on the W. I. 3 v. 1806. 1166.12 
 
 v. 1. Barbadoes. v. 2-3. Barbadoes. Guiana : Berbice, 
 
 Demerara, ete - 
 
 Regnault(R) Histoire des Antilles. [TXnivers.] 901.12 
 
 SI. Clair (T. S.) Residence in the West Indies, etc. 2 v. 
 
 1834. 1162.11 
 
 Contents : Demerara, Berbice, Barbadoes. 
 Southey (T.) Chronological history of the West Indies. 
 
 [1492-1816.] 3v 556.04 
 
 Talbnys (W. P.) West Indian pickles. 1875. 1161.25 
 TroUope(A.) The West Iudies. 1860. . . .1162.21 
 Waterton (C.) Wanderings, etc, 1812-24. 1866. 1161.01 
 West Mia sketch book. 2d ed. 2 v. 1835. . 1161.27 
 See also Contem. rev., Oct., 1875 (West Indian supersti- 
 tions, by O. J. Branch) ; Harper's mag., v. 43, 1871 (Ram- 
 bles in the W. I., by Mrs. H. S. Conant ; illus.) 
 US- See also Cuba (p. 803) ; Hayti (p. 829). 
 British West Indies. 
 Edwards {B.) Hist, of the British colonies in the W. L 
 
 4th ed. 3 v. 1807 556.01 
 
 Saeell (W. G.) Ordeal of free labor in the British W. I. 
 
 1861 5832.02 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 9, 1862 (Fruits of free labor 
 in the W. I.| ; Ed. rev., v. 109 (West Indies : results of free 
 labor), 
 
 ;8®- See also Bahamas (p. 293) ; — Barbadoes (p. 293 ; — 
 Bermudas (p. 294) ; — Dominica (p. 304) — Honduras (p. 
 330) ;— Jamaica (p. 297) ;— Trinidad (p. 273). 
 
 Danish West Indies. 
 Parton (J. ) The Danish islands : are we bound in 
 
 honor to pay for them ? 1869 556.09 
 
 See also Harper's mag. v. 44, 1871 (by Mrs. Hynes ; illus.) 
 
 Westmoreland, (England). 
 
 flMMftej of England, y. 15, pt. 1 [21] 1814 952a.05 
 
 Murray (J.) Handbook for W. 1869. . . 951.12 
 See alio Quar. rev., v. 122, 1867. 
 
 West Point 
 
 Boyrdon (E C.) Hist, of West Point, and of the V. S. 
 
 military academy. 1864 4518.20 
 
 CuUum(Q. W.) Biographical register of the officers 
 
 and graduates of the U. S. military academy. 
 
 2ded. 2 v. v. 1, 1802-1840. v. 2, 1841-1867. 3247.05 
 Kinsman (J. B.) Cadet life at West Point, [anon.] With 
 
 descriptive sketch by B. J. Lossing. 1862. 145.30 
 See also 8cribner, July, 1872 (by B. J. Lossing), 
 
 West Virginia. 
 Dodge (J. R.) West Virginia. 1865. . . . 
 Maury (M. F) and Fontaine (W. M.) Resources of W. 
 
 ■Vft. 1876 1131.21 
 
 Message [and state documents], Charleston. 1873. 8°. 
 
 Western Islands. See Azores (p. 293) ;— Hebrides (p. 329). 
 Weston, (Mass.) 
 Bond (H.) Genealogies; etc. 2 v. 1855. . . 655.06 
 
 Westport, (Mass.) 
 Ricketson (D.) With his Hist, of New Bedford. 1858. . 891.26 
 
 White Mountains. 
 Crawford (L.) Hist, of the W. M. 1846. . .1111.19 
 
 Eastman (8. C.) White Mountain guide-book. 1111 12 
 King(T.S.) The White Hi Us. 1860. . . 1111.01 
 Mount Washington in winter. B.,1871. 12°. . 1111.15 
 Osgood (J. R.) & Co. White Mountains: a handbook. 
 
 ,_, iS 1 ? 6 1121.09 
 
 WUley (B. 0.) Incidents in White Mountain history. 
 1856 1111.03 
 
 White Sea. 
 Milner (T.) The Baltic and the White oea. 1854. 992.26 
 
 Wight (Isle of). 
 
 Bassell (J.) Tour, etc. 1790. [In Pinkerton, V. 2.] . . 926.02 
 
 Mantell (G.A.) Geological excursions, etc. 1854. 4111.20 
 
 Lockhart (G. S. M.) General guide, etc. 1870. 955.17 
 
 Murray (J.) Handbook, etc. 1855. . . . 953.15 
 See also Quar. rev., July, 1874. 
 
 Willsborough, (New York). 
 Gilliland (W.) Pioneer history of the Champlain vallev. 
 1863 . 622.17 
 
 WUmington, (Delaware). 
 Ferris (B.) History of W., to the present time. [With his Hiet. 
 of the original settlements, etc. 1846.] .... 692.11 
 See also Lippincott's mag., April, May, 1873 ; 2 articles. 
 
 Wiltshire, (England). 
 Beauties of England, v. 15, pt. 2 [22], by J. Britton. 
 
 1814 952a.06 
 
 Murray (J.) Handbook of W. 1859. . . . 953.17 
 See also Quar. rev., v. 103, 1858. 
 
 Windham County, (Conn.) 
 Lamed (ED.) Hist, of Windham Co. 1874. 655.17 
 
 Windsor, (Conn.) 
 Stiles (H. R.) History of W. 1859. . . . 592.03 
 Same. Supplement. 1863 592.04 
 
 Windsor Castle and Town, (England). 
 Ritchie (L.) W. Castle and its environs. 1848. 491.22 
 Tiqhe (R. R.) and Davis (J. E) Annals of Windsor. 
 
 1858. 2v. T . . . 486.14 
 
 See also Timbs' Abbeys, castles etc., v. 2 [472.15] ; and 
 (in Fiction) Ainsworth'B Windsor Castle (115.31], 
 
 Winthrop, (Maine). 
 Thurston (D.) Brief history of W. 1764 to 1855. 601.08 
 
 Wisconsin. 
 Featkerstonehaugh (O. W.) Account of lead and cop- 
 per in W. [In his Canoe voyage. 1847.] 1115.14 
 Governor's message and accompanying documents, Jan., 
 
 1876. Madison, 1876. 8° 
 
 Zapham (I. A.) Wisconsin ; its geogr. and topography. 
 1846 625.23 
 
 — Antiquities of W. [In Sm. contrib. v. 7.] 3937.07 
 
 Love ( W. del.) W. in the rebellion. 1866. . 633.08 
 Owen ID. D.) 'Geological survey of W. 1852. 4117.04 
 
 — Same. * Hlustrations. 1852 4117.05 
 
 Smith (W.R.) History of W. v. 1-3. 1854. . 624.18 
 Superintendent of public instruction. Annual report for 
 
 year ending August, 31, 1875. Madison, 1775. 8°. 
 Wisconsin historical society. Report and collections. 
 1854-58. v. 1-4 .. 624.22 
 
 Woburn, (Mass.) 
 8eu>att(8.) History of Woburn. 1868. . . . 612.09 
 
 Woodbury, (Conn.) 
 Cothren ( W.) History of ancient Woodbury, Connecti- 
 cut, 1659-1851, including the present towns of 
 Washington, Southbury, Bethlem, Roxbury and a 
 part of Oxford and Middlebury. 1854. . 592.09 
 
 Worcester, (Mass.) 
 Eersey (0.) History of W. 1836 to 1861. . . 611.07a 
 SowlandlKJ.) Worcester as it is. [anon.] 1856.1111.14 
 Lincoln (W.) History of W., to 1836. 1837. . 611.07 
 Same. 1862 611.07a 
 
 Worcestershire, (England.) 
 Beauties of England, v. 15, pt. 1 [21,] by F. 0. Lalra. 1814. 962a.05 
 Murray (J.) Handbook for W. 1867. . . . 9ol.08 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the 9rst pajrt of the TITLE, and the NUMBER, 
 
394 
 
 COUNTRIES ; Wyoming-Zurich to COURTESY 
 
 Wyoming, (Pa.) 
 
 Miner (C.) History of W. [To 1788. ] 1845. . 623.06 
 Peck(G-) W., its history, incidents, etc. 1858. 591.07 
 Stone (W. L.) Poetry and history of "Wyoming. 2d 
 
 ed. enlarged. 1844 621.18 
 
 Valley of Wyoming : romance of its history and poetry. 
 Also, specimens of Indian eloquence. N. Y., 
 
 1806. 8° 621.17 
 
 See also Harper's mag., T. 17 (Romance of W., by AH. 
 Guernsey ; illns.) 
 
 ■Wyoming Territory. 
 See the reports of the United States geol. survey (Hayden ) 
 especially those for 1870 and 1872 [4116.00] : and the annual 
 reports of U. S. commissioner of mining, 1867-74. 
 JQ&- See also Yellowstone Region, below. 
 
 Xanthus, (Lycia, Asia minor). 
 Fellows (O.) Account of the Ionio monument excavated at X. 
 
 1848. 1455.28 
 
 — Xanthian marbles. 1843 1455.28 
 
 ,8®- See also works on Lycia (p. 341). 
 
 Yarkand, (Capital of Chinese Turkistan). 
 
 Shaw (B. B.) Journey to Yarkand. 1872. .102422 
 See also Macmillan's mag., v. 30, 1874 (The bazaar at Y.) 
 JJS- See aim Turkistan (p. 374). 
 
 Yates County, (N. T.) 
 Cleveland (S. 0.) History and directory of. v. 1. 
 
 1873 622.10 
 
 Yellowstone Region. 
 
 Barlow (J. W.) and Heap (D. P. ) Eeport of a recon- 
 naissance of the basin of the upper Yellowstone 
 in 1871 1134.21 
 
 Dunraven (Earl.) The great divide: upper Yellow- 
 stone in 1874. 1134.27 
 
 Jones (W. A.) Eeport upon the reconnaissance of 
 northwestern Wyoming, including Yellowstone 
 national park. 1873 1131.12 
 
 Richardson (J.) Wonders of the Yellowstone.1873.1123.21 
 See also Scribner's monthly, v. 3 (Wonders of the Yellow- 
 stone, by J. P. Langford). 
 
 York, (England). 
 
 Strangers' guide through York, and its cathedral 
 1849 951.14 
 
 Testamenta Eboracensia, or wills registered at Yorkillus. 
 of the hist, manners, etc. 4 v. Lond., Surtees soc, 
 nos. 1, 30, 45, 53, 1836-69. 8° 5116.05 
 
 Yorkshire, (England). 
 Beauties of England v. 16 [23,] 1812 (by J. Bigland). . , 952a 97 
 Murray (J.) Handbook for. 1867. .... 951.09 
 See also Quar. rev., v. 126, 1868 ; Westm. rev., v. 71 1859 
 
 Yosemite Valley, (California). 
 Whitney (J. D.) Yosemite guidebook. 1871. 1123.18 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 13, 1864 (by F. H. Ludlow) ■ 
 Harper's mag., v. 32 (by J. L. Wisely ; illus.) ; Scribner's 
 mag., v. 3 (by I. H. Bromley ; illus.) 
 £&- See also California (p. 297). 
 
 Yucatan. 
 
 Fancourt (C. St. J.) History of Yucatan to the close of 
 the 17th century. 1854 1165.16 
 
 Scholt (A.) Oara gigantesca of Yzamal [Sm. rep. 1869.] 3936.24 
 
 — Remarks on an ancient relic of Maya sculpture. [Sm rep 
 1871.1 8986.26 
 
 Stephens (J. L.) Incidents of travel. 2 v. 1847. 1165.05 
 
 Zambesi. See Africa (p. 286). 
 Zanzibar, (Island of). 
 
 Browne (J. R.) Notes of a sojourn on the Island. [In his Whallne 
 
 oruise, 1846 ; p. 328-444 ] 925.29 
 
 Barton (B. F.) Zanzibar: city, island, and coast 
 
 1872 1086.03 
 
 Sykes (Col.) Climate and production of Z. [In Royal geogr. soc. 
 
 Journal, V. 23, 1853.] 903.26 
 
 See also Blackwood's mag., v. 83, 1858 (2 art.) j Maomil- 
 
 lan's mag., June, July, 1875 (Z. as a commercial power, by 
 
 Sir Bartle Frere). 
 
 Zetland Island. 
 Clarke (A.) Brief history of Z., and visits to Z. [In hit Christian 
 missions.] 8447,25 
 
 Zulu Country, (Africa). 
 Gardiner (A. F.) Journey, etc. 1835. . . . 1094.21 
 Grout (L.) Zulu-land ; Natal, etc. [1865.] .1093.08 
 Shooter {J.) The Kafirs of the. 1857. . . .1091.13 
 Walmsey (M. M.) Ruined cities of Zulu-land. 5 v. 
 
 1869 1083.03 
 
 US' See also Natal (p. 817). 
 
 Zuni River. 
 Sitgreaves (L.) Report of an expedition. 1853. 1133.17 
 
 Zurich, (Switzerland). 
 Lander (8. W.) Spectacles for young eyes, v. 5. 222.89 
 US' See also works on Switzerland (p. 872). 
 
 ,8®" For works relating to history, geography, and travel, and to political, economic, and social science, not restricted to 
 particular countries, readers are referred to entries in the general alphabet, under Atlases (p. 56} ; — Geography and Travels ; 
 — Collections ; — Gazetteers : — Physical geography ; — Universal geographies) ; — Government and Politics ; — History (Ancient;— 
 General and Universal; — Philosophy of history) ; — Political economy ; — Social science. For other main sources of information 
 see Architecture (p. 33) ; — Arts (Useful) and Manufactures (p. 39) ;— Biblical, religious, and ecclesiastical literature (p. 77) ;— 
 Botany (p. 224) ;— Costume (p. 284 ; — Drama ;— Education ;— Fine arts ;— Geology ; — Heraldry ;— Language ; — Literature ;— 
 Man ; — Military science ; — Natural history ; — Naval science : — Numismatics ;— Philosophy ;— Poetry, etc. 
 
 For descriptive and historical fiction illustrative oi historical events and places, and of personal history, see, in addition to 
 references given in the pages of this catalogue, the Boston publio library okronological index to historical fiction [2736.13] ; 
 and the Quincy ptlblic library catalogue, p. 86-96 [2716.29]. 
 
 Numerous articles descriptive of particular localities are contained in the pages of Harper's magazine, Scribner's monthly, 
 and Atlantic monthly, which can be easily searched for in their general indexes ; but for purposes of reference, when special 
 gazetteers (see Geography, in general alphabet) prove inadequate, the new editions of the Encyclopaedia Britannim, Appktom' 
 American cyclopaedia, etc., should be consulted. For current statistical information, see the yearly volumes of the Annual 
 register, Appietons' annual cyclopaedia, Martin's Statesman's manual, and Whiiaker's almanack. 
 
 Country. See Nature ;— Seasons ; — and for essays on rural avo- 
 cations, see Agriculture (p. 8). 
 
 Country homes. See Todd (S. E.) 1868 1314.27 
 
 Country houses. See Architecture (p. 34). 
 
 Country life (Rhyme and reason of). See Cooper (S.F.) 1855.1636.05 
 
 Country living and country thinking ; by Gail Hamilton. See 
 Dodge (M. A.) 2523.03 
 
 Country margins. See Hammond (S. H ) and Mansfield (L. W.) 
 1855 4731.19 
 
 Country of the dwarfs. See Du Ohaillu (P.) 1872. . . 1092.11 
 
 Country parson. See Boyd (A. K. H.) 
 
 Country towns and the place they fill in modern civili- 
 zation. [anon.~\ London, 1868. 16°. . .5811.14 
 
 County families of the United Kingdom. See Walford (E.) 6th 
 ed. 1871 6615.10 
 
 Courage. 
 
 — Emerson (R. W.) Society aud solitude, p. 225-251. 1870. 2524.03 
 
 — Higginson (T. W.) Out-door-papere, p. 31-51. 1863. .2532.02 
 
 Repr. from Atlantic monthly, v. 2, 1858. 
 
 — Plato. Laches, or courage. See Plato. Dialogues. . 6415.20 
 Courbet (Gustave). See Temple Bar, Nov., 1874. 
 
 Course of time ; poem SeePollook (R.) 1634.13 
 
 Course of true love never did run smooth, [a poem 1. See 
 Aldrich (T. B.) 1868 1612.09 
 
 Courier (P. L.) (CEuvres. Prece'de's de sa vie par A. 
 
 Carrel. Paris. 1865. 16°. .... 7004.12 
 Contents : Pamphlets politiqnes. Fragments d'une tra- 
 duction d'Herodote. Pastorales de Longus. Correspon- 
 
 dance. 
 Court and camp of Bonaparte. N. Y., [n. d.] 18°. 
 
 [H. F. L.] . . . 3132.05 
 
 Court circles of the republic Set Ellet (Jfr». E. F.) 1869. 3245.13 
 
 Court fools. See Doran (John.) 2523.09 
 
 Court-hand restored. See "Wright (Andrew) 2765.17 
 
 Court martials. See Law. (Military lam.) 
 
 Court of the gentiles. See Gale (Thomas) 3554.07 
 
 Court and parliament of beasts. See Oasti (Q. B.) 1819. . 1831.01 
 Court aud soc. from Eli z. to Anne. See Montagu (W. D.) 3124.23 
 Oourtenay (T. P.) Lives of eminent British statesmen. See 
 
 Forster (John) and Oourtenay (T. P.) 8211.07 
 
 — On the poor laws. London, 1817. 8°. [Pamphleteer, v. 11, 
 
 p. 373-402.] o,} 
 
 Courtesy. The boke of ourtasye. Ed. by J. 0. Halllwell. 1841- 
 
 [In Peroy soc, v. 4.) 60 ™?* 
 
 Same. [In Babees book. E. E. T. S., 1868.] . ■ 7913.10 
 
 JJS- See also Etiquette and manners. 
 
 Iu asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBEK. 
 
COURTHOPE -CO¥TAN 
 
 395 
 
 Courthope (William John). Paradise of birds. Loud., 
 
 1870. sm. 4° 103:!. 30 
 
 Courtier (The). See Oastlglioni (B.) 1729 6721.26 
 
 Courtly poets. From Raleigh to Montrose. Ed. by J. 
 
 Hannah. London, 1870. 16° 1645.20 
 
 Courtney (Stephen) and Rogers (W.) Voyage round the world, 
 
 1708-11. [In Kerr. Voyages, etc., v. 10.] .... 9U.17 
 Courtney. See also Oourtenay. 
 CourtotlF.) Life of St. Francis Solano. London, 
 
 1847. 8° 3171.18 
 
 Courts-martial. See Law (Military law.) 
 Courtship. 
 
 DefoelD.) Relig. oourtshlp. [Inhis Miscel.works, v.H.] 6032.14 
 
 -Same. [In his Works.] 6032.22 
 
 — Morris (B.) Courtship and matrimony. 1858. 5821.19 
 
 S&- See also Marriage ;— Bundling. 
 Courtship of Miles Standish. See Longfellow (H.W.) . .1664.14 
 Cousin (Victor). Course of history of modern philo- 
 sophy. Tr. by O. W. Wight. 2 v. New York, 
 1852. 8°. 3412.11 
 
 — Du vrai, du beau et du bien. 15e ed. Paris, 1869. 
 
 12° 5422.03 
 
 — Elements of psychology. Tr. by C. S. Henry. New 
 
 York, 1855. 12° 5412 10 
 
 — Essays on the destiny of modern philosophy, and an 
 
 exposition of eclecticism. E., [1849.] 16°. 5422.02 
 
 — Histoire generale de la philosophic. Se e'd. Paris, 
 
 1867. 12°. 5422.04 
 
 — Introduction a l'histoire de la philosophic. 6e ed. 
 
 Paris, 1868. 12°. 5422.05 
 
 — Jacqueline Pascal 6e ed. Paris, 1869. 12°. 7042.25 
 Same. From the French. N.Y., 1860. 8°. 3136.22 
 
 — La Jeunesse de mme. de Longueville. 6e e'd. Paris, 
 
 1868. 12°. . . . 7042.28 
 
 — Lectures on the true, the beautiful, and the good. 
 
 Tr. by O. W. Wight. N. Y., 1855. 8°. 1412.06 
 
 — Madame de Chevreuse. 4o e'd. P., 1869. 11°. 7042.26 
 
 Note. — For translation see below Secret history, etc. 
 
 — Madame de Hautefort. 3e ed. P., 1868. 12°. 7042.27 
 
 — Madame de Longueville ; pendant la Fronde. 3e ed. 
 
 Paris, 1867. 12°. 7042.29 
 
 — Madame de Sable. Paris, 1869. 12°. . .7042.30 
 
 — Philosophical miscellanies. Tr. , with notes, by G. 
 
 Ripley. Boston, 1838. 12°. 5426.09 
 
 Contents : Introd. notice. Destiny of modern philosophy. 
 Expos, of eclecticism. Moral law and liberty. Idea of cause 
 and of the infinite. Religion, mysticism, stoicism, classi- 
 fication of philos. questions and schools. Notes on Cousin. 
 
 — Philosophie de Kant. 3e ed. P., 1857. 8°. 5422.07 
 
 — Philosophy of Kant. Tr. with a sketch of Kant's 
 
 life and writings, by A. Q. Henderson. London, 
 1854. 8°. 5414.11 
 
 — Report on public instruction in Prussia. Tr. by S. 
 
 Austin. London, 1834. 16°. .... 5511.05 
 
 — Secret history of the French court under Richelieu 
 
 and Mazarin ; or, life and times of Madame de 
 Chevreuse. New York, 1859. 12°. . . . 513.01 
 
 — Youth of madame de Longueville. New York, 1854. 
 
 12° 3114.06 
 
 — Hamilton (SirW.) Cousin on German schools.— Philos. of the 
 
 unconditioned in ref. to Cousin's infinite-absolute. [In his 
 Discussions, 1852.] 64i3.10 
 
 — Taine (B.) Les philosophes classiques du 19 siecle. 6426.18 
 
 See also North Brit, rev., v. 46, 1867 ; Westm. rev., Oct., 
 1853 ; and references in Poole's Index. 
 
 <6ffl" See also articles by C. in Revue des deux mondes. 
 enumerated in its ' Table generale,' p. 35 [8172 ] 
 
 Ooussemaker (0. E. H. de). On the musical instruments of the 
 middle ages, [In Journal of Brit. arch, ass., v. 1, 2.] 1461.01 
 
 Ooussy (Matlhieu de). Chroniques, 1444-61. [Buchon. Col. des 
 chron., v. 35, 36.] 606.05 
 
 Covenanters. 
 
 See Biblical and eccl. hist. (Scotland, p. 103) ;— histories 
 of Scotland (p. 367), particularly Burton's :— Wigtown mar- 
 tyrs;— lives of Graham (John, of Claverhouse, p. 150) ;— 
 Graham (John, marq. of Montrose, p. 179). 
 
 Covenants. See Law (Covenants). 
 
 Covent Garden Journal. See Stockdale (J. J.) 2 v. in 1. 1810. 1715.01 
 
 Oovent Garden Journal. See Fielding (Henry), [in Ms Works, 
 ▼. 10.] 6037.29 
 
 Coventry (Francis). History of Pompey the little ; or, 
 adventures of a lap-dog. [anon.'] 4th ed. London, 
 1861. 16°. ........... 165.14 
 
 Coventry (George). Enquiry ; proving Junius to have 
 been lord Sackville. L., 1825. 8°. . . 30o8.02 
 
 Coventry (Walter of). See Walter of Coventry. 
 
 Coventry mysteries. Introd. by J. O. Halliwell. Lon- 
 don, 8hak. soc, 1841. 8° 1756.04 
 
 ;93* See also Drama. (Mysteries). 
 
 Coverdale (Miles, Bp.) Remains. Ed. by G. Pearson. 
 0. (JEng.,) Parker soc, 1846. 8°. . . . 3636 13 
 Contents : Prologues to the translation of the Bible. On 
 death. Letters. Ghostly psalms, etc., etc. 
 
 — Writings ami translations. Ed. by G. Pearson. C 
 
 (Kngl.,) Parker soc. 1864. 8° 3636 12 
 
 Contents : The old faith. A spiritual and most precious 
 pearl. Fruitful lessons. On the Lord's supper. Order 
 of the church in Denmark. Abridgment of the Enchi- 
 ridion of Erasmus. 
 
 — Writings. [Extracts.] Loodon, 1831. 12 D . 35.33.07 
 Oovetousness. See Covetousness (p. 82 of catalogue). 
 Cowan (Fiank). Curious facts in the history of insects. 
 
 Phila., 1865. 12°. ; . 4823.09 
 
 Oowan (Joseph, b. 1831). 
 
 — Hinton (R. J.) English radical leaders. 1875. . . . 3221.14 
 Cowdin (Eliot 0. ) Universal exposition, Pnris, 1M67. 
 
 Report to the department of state on silk and silk 
 
 manufacture. Wash., I). C, 186S. 8°. . 3931.19 
 Oowell (Edw. B.) Persian lit. [In Oxford essays, 1855.] 2538.19 
 Oowell !J. J ) Graian Alps and Mount Iseran. [In Gallon (F ) 
 
 Vacation tourists, I860.] 925.11 
 
 Cowen (Esek). Treatise on the civil jurisdiction of 
 
 justices of the peace in New York. Rewritten by 
 
 L. Kiugsley. 5th ed. 2 v. N. Y., 1870. 8°. 5634.07 
 Cowles (Rev. Henry). Hebrew history. New York, 
 
 1875 [1874]. 12V 3464.10 
 
 Cowley (Abraham). Essays. With life, notes, etc. 
 
 London, 1868. 16° 2521.15 
 
 — Poems. Life, by 8. Johnson. Ed. by A. Chalmers. [In his 
 
 English poets, v. 7, 1810.] 1626.07 
 
 — Prose works. Including his essays in prose and 
 
 verse. London, 1826. 12°. 2521.11 
 
 — Select poems. Ed. by E. Sanford. [In his British poets, v. 6, 
 
 1819.] 1691.06 
 
 — Works, in prose and verse. With a life of the author 
 
 by Dr. Johnson. New ed. 3 v. L., 1809. 8°. 5026.11 
 Contents .■ v. 1. Life by Dr. Johnson. Elegia dedicatoria 
 Author's preface to the ed. of 1656. Miscellanies. [Miscel. 
 poems.] Anacreontiques. Verses written on several occa- 
 sions. 
 
 2. The mistress ; or love verses. Pindario odes. Davi- 
 deis. 
 
 8. Davideis, concluded. Discourse concerning the gov. of 
 Oliver Cromwell. Essays : Of liberty. Of solitude. Of 
 obscurity. Of agriculture. The garden. Of greatness. 
 Of avarice. Dangers of an honest man in much company : 
 Claudian's Old man of Verona. Dangers of procrastina- 
 tion. Of myself. Proposition for the advancement of 
 experimental philosophy. Preface to the Cutter of Cole- 
 man St. 
 
 .0®- See also Biography, (p. 136) ; and Oornhill mag., 
 Oct., 1876. 
 
 Cowley (Charles). Illustrated history of Lowell. Rev. 
 ed. B., 18GS. 12°. 611.19 
 
 Cowley (Mrs. Hannah P.) j)S- See Plays, in general alphabet. 
 
 Cowper (B. Harris). Apocryphal gospels and othe: 
 documents relating to the history of Christ. Tr., 
 with notes. 4th ed. L., 1374. 8°. . . .3757.27 
 
 Oowper (Spencer). Paget (J.) Spencer Cowper's case. [In his 
 Paradoxes and puzzles. 1874.] 2538.11 
 
 Cowper (William). Works with life, by R. Southey. 
 
 8 v. L., 1853. 12° 5026.01 
 
 Contents : 
 
 Paradise Lost : Fragment of 
 
 commentary, v. 4. 
 Table Talk, v. 6. 
 Task (The), v. 6. 
 Translations from Fables of 
 
 Gay. Transl. of Greek verses; 
 
 of the Latin and Italian poems 
 
 of Milton ; from V. Bourne ; 
 
 from Mme. Guyon ; from 
 
 Latin of Owen. 
 
 Adam ; a sacred drama from 
 
 Italian of G. Bandreini, v. 6, 
 Anti-Thelyphthora, v. 6. 
 Homer's Iliad, v. 7. 
 Homer's Odyssey, v. 8. 
 Letters, v. 2-4. 
 Life by Southey, v. 2. 
 Miscellaneous poems, v. 5. 
 OIney Hymns, v. 6. 
 Papers in the Connoisseur.v. 4. 
 
 — Poems. Ed. with life, by A. Chalmers. [In Chalmers. Eng- 
 
 lish poets, v. 18, 1810.] 1626.18 
 
 — Poetical works. [With life.] 3 v. B., 1856. 16°. 1634. 10 
 Same. 3 v. L. 1813. 12° 1611.18 
 
 v. 1. Memoir. Table talk. Conversation. John Gilpin, 
 etc., etc. 
 
 2. The Task. Translations from Vincent Bourne. 
 
 3. Hymns. Transl. from Mme. Guion. Transl. of the 
 Latin and Italian poems of Milton. Translations from 
 Vincent Bourne. Minor Poems. Translations of Greek 
 verBes, etc. etc. 
 
 — Select poems. Ed. by R. Walsh. [In Sanford (E.) and Walsh. 
 
 British poets. V. 36. 1822.] 1691.36 
 
 j^- For lives of C, and critisms of his works, see Bio- 
 •aphy (p. 136.) Also Sainte-Beuva (0. A.) English por- 
 
 irafts. . 3262.17 
 
 Oows. See Agriculture (Dairy farming, p. 7 ;— Stock, p. 9.) 
 Cowtan (Robert). Biographical sketch of Sir Anthony 
 Panizzi. L., 1873. 8° 3135.31 
 
 — Memories of British Museum. L., 1872. 8°. 2744.13 
 
 gra 
 trai 
 
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396 
 
 COXE - OBAIK 
 
 Coxe (Arthur Cleveland). Apollos : or, the way of God. 
 Phila., 1873. 12° 3537-23 
 
 — Halloween, a romaunt. [anon.] P.,1869. 32°.163415 
 
 — Impressions of England. N. Y., 1863. 12°. 951.09 
 
 — Moral reforms. P., 1869. 12° 3536.23 
 
 Coxe (Daniel). Description of the English province of Carolina, 
 
 as also of the river Mississippi, the five lakes, etc. [In 
 
 French (B. F.) Hist. col. of La. Pt. 2. 1850.] . . . 693.15 
 Cox (David). Solly (N. N.) Memoirs of the life of 
 
 D. C. 1873. 3038.16 
 
 Coxe (B. Brenton). Mining legislation. [In Amor. boo. science 
 
 assoc. Trans., no. 4, 1872 6811.02 
 
 — Von Mohl on modes of filling civil offices. [In Amor. soc. 
 
 sci. asBoc. Trans., no. 4, 1872.] 6811.02 
 
 Cox (Mrs. E. W.) Our common insects. 2d ed. Lon- 
 don, 1869. 16° 4822.08 
 
 Cox (Edward W. ) Arts of writing, reading, and speak- 
 ing. New York, 1868. 12° 6332.09 
 
 — Spiritualism answered by science. New York, 1872. 
 
 12° 3815.40 
 
 — What am 1 1 Introd. to mental philosophy and 
 
 psychology. 2 v. L., 1874. 12°. "... 3812.40 
 
 Contents : v. 1. The Mechanism. 2. Mechanism in action. 
 
 Cox (Rev. Prances Augustus). History of the Baptist 
 
 missionary society. 1792-1842. With a sketch of the 
 
 general Baptist mission. 2 v. L., 1842. 12°. 3451.04 
 
 — and Hoby (Rev. James). Baptists in America. 
 
 London, 1836. 12° 3451.06 
 
 Cox(G. V.) Recollections of Oxford, 1789-1796. Lon- 
 don, 1868. 12° 492.01 
 
 Cox (George W. ) The Athenian empire. New York, 
 1876. 16° 411.13 
 
 — The Crusades. New York, 1874. 16°. . . 6623.01 
 
 — General history of Greece to the death of Alexander. 
 
 New York, 1876. 12° 421.33 
 
 — Greeks and the Persians. N. Y., 1876. 16°. 421.34 
 
 — History of Greece. 2 v. London, 1874. 8°. 426.27 
 
 — Latin and Teutonic Christendom ; hist, sketch. New 
 
 York, 1870. 16° 3411.06 
 
 — Manual of mythology. 1st Amer. fr. 2d London ed. 
 
 Loudon, 1868. 16°. 3816.27 
 
 — Mythology of the Arvan nations. 2 v. London, 1870. 
 
 8° I 3817.12 
 
 — and Jones (E. H.) Tales of Teutonic lands. Lond., 
 
 1872. 8°. 165.04 
 
 Contents: Introduction. Stories of the Volsungs. Nibe- 
 lung story. Walter of Aquitaine. Hugdietrich and Hilde- 
 burg. Gudrun lay. Fritnjof and Ingebjorg. Grettir the 
 strong. Gunnlau^ and the fair Helga. Burnt Njal. 
 Cox (Homersbam). Law and science of ancient lights. 
 2d ed. London, II. Sweet, 1871. 8°. . . 5631.22 
 
 — Rudimentary treatise on the integral calculus. Lon- 
 
 don, 1852. 16° 4012.21 
 
 Cox (J. E., editor). Protestantism contrasted with Ro- 
 manism, [anon.] 2 v. London, 1852. b°. 3585.23 
 
 Cox (Robert). Litarature of the Sabbath question. 
 2 v. Ed., 1865. 12° 3537.11 
 
 Cox (SandfordO.) Recollections of the early settle- 
 ment of the Wabash valley. Lafayette, 1860. 
 8° 624.17 
 
 Cox (Samuel H. , D. D. ) Interviews, memorable and 
 useful. Hew York, 1853. 12° 3537.03 
 
 — Quakerism not Christianity. N. Y., 1833. 8°. 3537.04 
 Cox (Samuel Sullivan). A Buckeye abroad. New York 
 
 1852. 12° 941.07 
 
 — Eight years m congress, 1857 to 1865. Memoir and 
 
 speeches. New-York, 1865. 8°. . . . 5726.10 
 
 — Search for winter sunbeams in the Riviera, Corsica, 
 
 Algiers, and Spain. N. Y. ,1870. 8°. . . 981.10 
 
 — Why we laugh. New York, 1876. 12°. . . 6211.35 
 Coxe ( Wm. ) Fruit trees and management of orchards 
 
 and cider. Phila., 1817. 8° 6135.13 
 
 Coxe (Wm., archdeacon of Wilts). History of the house 
 
 of Austria, 1218-1792. 3 v. L., 1847. J 2°. 514 02 
 Same. Cont. to 1848. [By W. K. Kelly.] Load., 
 
 1853. 8° 544.05 
 
 — Memoirs of Horatio, lord Walpole, 1678-1757. 2d 
 
 ed. 2 v. London, 1808. 8° 3175.10 
 
 — Memoirs of Sir Robert Walpole, earl of Orford. 
 
 Newed. 4 v. London, 1816. 8°. . . . 3181.16 
 
 — Memoirs of the duke of Marlborough. New ed., by 
 
 J. Wade. 3 v. London, Bokn, 1817. 12°. 3037.05 
 
 — Memoirs of the kings of Spain of the house of Bour- 
 
 bon, 1700-1788. 2d ed. 5 v. L, 1815. 8°. 553 15 
 
 — Rnssian discoveries between Asia and America, 
 
 Also, the conquest of Siberia. 3d ed. London 
 1787. 8° 995.12 
 
 — *Travels in Denmark and Norway, about 1780. [In Pinkerton'a 
 
 Voyages, v. 6.] 926,06 
 
 — Sketches of the lives of Correggio and Parmegiano 
 
 [anon.] L., 1823. 16°. 3044.20 
 
 — *Travels in Bussia, about 1800. [In Pinkerton's Voyages 
 
 v. 6.] 926.06 
 
 — Travels in Switzerland. [1776-78.] 2 v. London 
 
 1791. 8° 983.17 
 
 Same. [In *Pinkerton's Voyages, v. 6.] ... 926.05 
 
 — Travels into Poland, Russia, Sweden, and Denmark 
 
 3 v. Dublin, 1784. 12°. 993.18 
 
 Coyer (Gabriel Francois). Histoire de Jean Sobieski. 
 
 4 v. Amsterdam, 1762. 16° 3161.27 
 
 Cozens (Alexauder). "Principles of beauty relative to 
 
 the human head. L., 1798. fol. . . . A.27.10 
 
 Cozzens (Frederic S. ) Acadia ; or, a month with the 
 
 blue noses. N. Y., 1859. 12° 1153.09 
 
 ,6®- For his other works see Fiction class-list. 
 
 Cozzens (Issachar, jr. ) Geological hist, of Manhattan 
 or New York Island, with map. New York, 1843 
 8° 4116.05 
 
 Cozzens (Samuel Woodworth). The marvellous coun- 
 try ; or, Arizona and New Mexico. Boston, 1873. 
 8°. 1134.20 
 
 Crabb (George). English synonyms. N. Y. 1850. 
 8°. 6434.05 
 
 Crabbe (George). Poetical works. With memoir. 
 
 Phila., 1850. 8° 1634.13 
 
 Contents: Memoir. Poems. The borough. Tales, Tales 
 of the hall. Posthumous poems. 
 
 — — Same. Life by his son. New ed. L., 1854. 
 
 8°. 1634.24 
 
 Crabb (James). Gipsies' advocate. 3d ed. L, 1832. 
 
 16°. 5835.03 
 
 Crabbe (O. C. ) Essay on the origin and contents of 
 the apostolical constitutions. N. Y., 1848. 8°. 
 [With Apostolical constitutions.] . . 3757.02 
 Cracow and the Carpathians. See Hutchinson (A.H.) 1872. 966.2S 
 Craoroft (Bernard). Essays, political and miscellane- 
 ous. 2 v. London, 1868. 10°. .... 2521.13 
 v. 1. The reform session of 1866. Reform and the state 
 af the question in January, 1867. Analysis of the hoiiBe of 
 commons March, 1867. Reform and the state of parties, 
 in July, 1867. Magnanimity. Work. Praise. Vanity. The 
 talent of looking like a fool with propriety. Jealousy. 
 Hatred. Cruelty. Intellectual playfulness, Englishmen's 
 arguments. Manners. Private theatricals. County balls. 
 Landladies and laundresses. Man and bee. 
 
 v. 2. Jews of Western Europe. Is it possible to recover 
 the true meaning of the Arabian nights? The Greek 
 anthology. Ovid as a possible satirist. Plautus. Translation 
 at Cambridge. On a translation of Tacitus. Prof. Con- 
 ington's * iEtieid and Horace ; ' ' Hiawatha ' tr. into Latin. 
 Sir Kingston James's ' Tasso.' M. Karcher's ' Rieuzi.' The 
 etching club. Macaroneana. Tyndall on heat a d on 
 sound. Burton's 'Auatomy of melancholy.' ' Dreamthorp.' 
 Mr. Forsyth's lite of Cicero. The worldly wisdom of 
 Bacon. Life and times of Sir Joshua Reyuolds. Mr. 
 Robert Leslie Ellis. Madame de Tracy. Madame de 
 Sevigne. 
 Craddock (Thomas). Charles Lamb : [a memoir]. 
 
 L, 1867. 12° 3097.30 
 
 Cradle of the twin giants, science and history. See Christmas 
 (H.) ... 3818.03 
 
 Crafts (W. F.) ["Uncle Will, V. M."] Childhood: 
 
 the text-book of the age. B., 1875. 12°. . 5522.10 
 Craig (A. R.) Book of the hand: palmistry. L, 
 
 1867. 12° 3S13.19 
 
 Craig (F. B.) Report on nitrifaction. [Sm. report, 1861.] 3936.16 
 Craig (J., D.D., translator). History of the Protes- 
 
 taut church in Hungary to 1850. B., 1854. 
 
 12°. 3133.03 
 
 Craig (John). Dictionary of the English language. 2 v. 
 
 L, 1858. 8°. . . . . . . . . • • 6«5.01 
 
 Craig (Isa). See Knox-Craig (Isa). 
 
 Craig (Neville B.) History of Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh, 
 
 1851. 8°. ........... 591.08 
 
 — The olden time ; documents in relation to the early 
 
 explorations and settlement of the country around 
 
 the head of the Ohio. 2 v. Cin., 1876. 8°. 655.21 
 Craigie (Mary E.) Once upon a time. Stories for 
 
 children taken from the ancient gods and heroes. 
 
 N. Y., 1876. 12° 3815.46 
 
 Craik (David). Practical American millwright and 
 
 miller. Phil., 1871. 8° 3931.20 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY, 
 
CBAIZ -CRESCENT 
 
 397 
 
 Craft. (Mrs. Dinah Maria Mulooh). Fair France. N.Y. 
 1871. 12° 961. IS 
 
 — Poems, [oiion.] B., 1868. 16° 1673.28 
 
 _ Sermons out of church. N. Y., 1875. 12°. 3575.32 
 
 Contents : What is self-sacrifice ? Our often infirmities. 
 How to train up a parent. Benevolence— or beneficence ? 
 My brother's keeper. Gather up the fragments. 
 
 — Songs of our youth. Set to music. N. Y., 1875. 
 
 4? 156ti.20 
 
 _ Studies from life. N. Y., 1861. 12°. . .2541.07 
 Woman's thoughts about woman. N. Y., 1855. 
 
 12°. 5821.15 
 
 %$* For her novels and tales, see Fiction class-list. 
 Craik (George Lillie). English causes celebres. L., 
 
 1844. 8° 5611.14 
 
 English of Shakespeare illustrated in a philological 
 
 commentary on his Julius Caesar. L., 1857. 
 
 12° 1753.09 
 
 History of British commerce. 3v.ini. London, 
 
 1844. 12° 5923.03 
 
 History of English literature and language. 2 v. N. 
 
 Y., 1863. b° 2755.08 
 
 — Pursuit of knowledge under difficulties. 2 v. N. Y., 
 
 1839. 18° 3263.13a 
 
 Same. Ed. by F. Wayland. 2 v. New York, 1847. 
 
 12°. 3263.12 
 
 Pursuit of knowledge under difficulties. Female 
 
 examples. L., 1847. 12° 3262.27 
 
 — Bomance of the peerage. 4 v. L., 1848-50. 8°. 61112.22 
 
 — Sketches of the history of literature and learning in 
 
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 v. 1-2. Norman conquest to Elizabeth, v. 3-4. Eliza- 
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 — Spenser and his poetry. 3 v. in 1. L., 1845. 
 
 16° 1686.23 
 
 — and MacFarlane (C.) Pictorial history of England, 
 
 to 1820. 8 v. L., 1846-49. 8° 467.02 
 
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 Crake (A. D.) History of the church under the Ro- 
 man empire, A. JD. 30-^76. L., 1873. 12°. 3411.20 
 
 Cramer (John Andrew). Elements of assaying metals. 
 2d ed. With cotes by C. Mortimer. L., 1761. 
 8°. 3934.54 
 
 Cramer (Bev. John Anthony). Geogr. and hist, 
 description of ancient Greece. With map. 4 v. 
 Oxford, 1828. 8°. - . . 425.01 
 
 — Geogr., and hist, description of ancient Italy. With 
 
 map. 2 v. Oxford, 1826. 8° 435.12 
 
 Cramp (We) Junius and the earl of Chesterfield. 
 L., 1850. 12°. 3088.00 
 
 Oranborne {Viscount). See Cecil (Robert, 3d marq. of Salisbury). 
 
 Cranch (Christopher Poarse). Bird and the bell, with 
 
 other poems. B., 1875. 12° 1633.28 
 
 — Satan : a libretto. B., 1874. 18° 1714.31 
 
 — (translator). See Virgil. .Eneid 1097.13 
 
 Cranmer (Thomas, abp.) Miscellaneous writings and 
 
 letters. G.,(Eng.) Parker soc. , 1846. 8°. 36)8.03 
 
 — Writings. [A selection.] L., 1831. 12°. . . 3536.25 
 
 Contents: Life. Recantations. Prelace to the Bible. 
 Annotations on the erudition of a christian man. Cate- 
 chisms of the christian religion. On the creed. On the 
 Lord's prayer. Of the sacrament. Letters and miscel. 
 papers. 
 
 — Writings and disputations relative to the sacrament 
 
 of the Lord's supper. Ed. by J. E. Cox. Cam- 
 bridge, (Eng. ) Parker soc, 1814. 8°. . .3638.02 
 jK5» For lives of Cranmer see Biography (p. 136). 
 On his theology see Hunt (John). Religious thought in 
 England, v. 1. p. 13-27; repr. from Contend, rev., v. 12, 1869. 
 Cranz (David). History of Greenland, and of the 
 mission by the United Brethren. From the Ger- 
 man. 2 v. in 1. L., 1820. 8°. . . . . 564.01 
 
 — Hist, of the [United] brethren. L., 1780. 8°. 3452.02 
 Crapsey (Edward). The nether side of New York. 
 
 N. Y., 1872. 6° 1115.21 
 
 Note Appeared, in part, in Galaxy, 1871. 
 
 Crashaw (Richard). Complete wo.ks. Ed. by W. B. 
 
 TurnbuU. L., 1858. 16° 1634.14 
 
 Contents : Steps to the temple. Delights of the muses. 
 
 Sacred poems. Poemata Latina. Epigrammata sacra. 
 
 — Poems. Ed. with life, by A. Chalmers. {In Chalmers (A.) 
 
 English poets, v. 6, 1810.] 1626.06 
 
 — Select poems. Ed. by E. Sanford. [In Sanford (E.) British 
 
 poets, v. 5, 1819.] 1691.05 
 
 Craufurd (Quinlin). Researches concerning ancient 
 and modern India. 2 v. L., 1817. 8°. .1036.17 
 
 Craven, pseud. See Oarleton {Uapt. — ). 
 
 Craven ( Mine. Augustus, born Pauline La Ferronnays). 
 
 Adelaide Capece Miuutolo. 4e ed. Paris, 1870. 
 
 16 ° 3123.21 
 
 — Anne Severin. 9e <§d. P., 1869. 12°. . . 7014.27 
 
 — Recit d'une sceur : souvenirs de famille. 21e dd. 2 v 
 
 Paris, 1869. 12° 3044.17 
 
 — A sister's story. From the French, by E. Bowles 
 
 New York, 1868. 8° 3044.16 
 
 &&- For Mme. Craven's novels see Fiction class-list. 
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 Crawford {Earl of). See Lindsay (A. W. C.) 
 Crawford (Lucy, wife of E. A. ) History of the White 
 
 Mountains. White Hills, 184U. 18°. . .1111.19 
 Crawford (J. Marshall). Mosby and his men. New 
 
 York, 1867. 12° 643.05 
 
 Crawford (Mabel Sharman). Life in Tuscany. New 
 
 York, 1859. 12° 973.07 
 
 Crawford (Thomas J. ) Doctrine of Holy Scripture 
 
 respecting the atonement. 2d ed. Edinb., 1875. 
 
 8°. 3538.02 
 
 Crawhall (Joseph, editor). Collection of right merrie 
 
 garlands for north country anglers. Newcastle-on- 
 
 Tyne, 1861. 8° 1674.26 
 
 Crawley. See also Crowley. 
 
 Crawley (Capt.) Billiard book. L, 1866. 8°. 4612.09 
 
 Crawley (Richard). Horse and foot; or, pilgrims to 
 
 Parnassus. L, 1868. 12° 1633.29 
 
 Crayon (Geoffrey), pseud. See Irving (Washington). 
 
 Crayon (Porte, pseud.) See Strother (D. H.) 
 
 Crayon (The; : a journal devoted to the graphic arts. 
 
 v. 1-8, Jan., 1855-May, 1861. [Ko more published]. 
 
 New York, 1855-61. 4° 922.16 
 
 Crayon miscellany. See Irving (Washington) 922.16 
 
 Creamer (David). Methodist hymnology. New York, 
 
 1848. 12 3765.20 
 
 Creasy [Sir Edward Shepherd). The English nation : what we are, 
 
 and whence we are 1 [In Historical essays. London, 1858. 
 
 12°.] 416.14 
 
 ■ — Fifteen decisive battles of the world ; from Mara- 
 thon to Waterloo. N. Y., 1856. 12°. . 442.30 
 Hame. New York, 1867. 12°. . . . 442.30a 
 
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 York, 1856. 12° 5717.04 
 
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 Powell (Baden). Philosophy olC. (3585.13];— Winchell (A.) 
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 of 0. [3594.08] ; — also Biblical and religiouB lit. {Genesis- 
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 Creator and creation. See Hickok (L. P.) 3663 0C 
 
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 Creed of Christendom. See Greg (W. R.) 3555.13 
 
 Creeds. See Biblical and relig. lit. {Alhanasian creed, p. 78 ;— 
 
 Creeds, p. 83). 
 Creigh (Alfred). History of the knights templar of Pa., 
 
 1794-1866. Ph., 1867. 12° 5837.25 
 
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 — History of Rome. New York, 1875. 16°. r Histor y 
 
 primers.] 431.18 
 
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 Cremoruy (John C. ) Life among the Apaches. San 
 
 Francisco, 1868. 12° 557.10 
 
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 Issay on architecture," by Hope. L mils 
 
 - Encyclopaedia' of' civil "engineering. Londo ^ 9 ^ 4 Ji 
 
 tone." Supplement L.,'l8'56.' 8°. ! '.3925.01 
 
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 Crete. See Countries (Crete, p. 302). 
 
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 T 1 fififi 16° vOo. -so 
 
 Crichton (Andrew). History of Arabia. 2 v. New 
 
 T Same 18 2 5 v Edinb., 1834. 16» '• '. '• '• 104L08 
 Z Memoirs oi Kef Thomas Scott. E.,1825. 16". 3157.19 
 
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 ern 2 v. Edinb., 1838. 16° 542.04 
 
 Same. 2 v. N. Y., 1846. 18°. [H. P. L-.] 542.06 
 
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 lee ato New Monthly. Apr., 1859 (by ' Sir Nathaniel '). 
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 Crimea, and Crimean War. See Countries (p. 303). 
 Criminal law. See Law. {Criminal law.) 
 Crispin anecdotes; notices of shoemakers, [anon. J 
 
 Sheffield, 1827. 16°. ... • • • • • 6216.01 
 Criterion (The) : essays. See Tuckerman (H. T.) . . .2544.09 
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 1861. foL • 
 
 Critical and social essays, repr. from the New lorJ£ 
 
 Nation. N. Y., 1867. 16° 2541.09 
 
 Critical easaya of a country parson. See Boyd (W. K. H.) 2514.17 
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 mag., T. 74, 1866. ... 
 
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 by J. B. Boyd. 1865 6334.20 
 
 Araens U. B. de P. d'). Reflections on criticiam. [In his New 
 
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 p. 1-39.J 2512.13 
 
 Buchanan {R.) Criticism aa one of the flue arts. [In his 
 
 Master-spirits.] 1873 2517.29 
 
 Buhner {Sir E. L.) Spirit of true oriticism. [In his Critical 
 
 writings, 1841. 7. 2, p. 110-118.] 2516.06 
 
 — Coleridge {S. T.) Biographia literaria, [v. 1, p. 141-194. 
 
 1872.] 2518.18 
 
 Helps {A.) On giving and taking criticism. [In his Frienda 
 
 in council, lat series, v. 1.] 2531.28 
 
 _ — Oriticism. [In his Frienda in council. 2deer., v. 1.] 2531.26 
 
 Pope {A.) Easay on criticism 1676.28:1621.07 
 
 Same. With Warburton's commentary. [In his Works, 
 
 ed. by W. Roscoe, v. 2. 1847.) 5064.02 
 
 — Purmil (T.) Literature and ita prof esaors, [p. 14-34.1867 .]2538.25 
 
 — Hand {W. B.) To a young man about to become a critic. [In 
 
 lus Henry Holbeach. v.l, p. 293-311.] 2532.20 
 
 — SJcelton{J.) ['Shirley.'] Acritio on criticiBm. [ZnfasNugse 
 
 critical, p. 235-292. 1862.] 2542.30 
 
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 55,' 1857 (Literary style) ; New Englander, v. 29, 1870 (The 
 new criticism, by Prea. Porter) ; N. A. rev., v. 114, 1872 
 (Amer. criticism : iis difficulties and prospects) ; v. 93, 1861 
 (French entice and criticism : Taiue) ; Weatrn. rev., v. 80, 
 1863 (The critical character : Rusktu and Arnold) ; also re- 
 ferences in P.iole's Index. 
 
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 individual authors, Bee their names in Biography (p. 116- 
 215), and in the general alphabet. 
 
 Critique of pure reason. ,S'ee Kant (I.) 6414.10 
 
 Crittenden (John Jordan). Life, with selections from 
 
 his correspondence and speeches. Ed. bv his 
 
 daughter, Mrs. Coleman. 2 v. Ph., 1873. 8°. 3038.05 
 Crittenden (S. W.) Treatise on bookkeeping. Phila., 
 
 1856. 8° 4015.03 
 
 flrnall (A ) *Nature-printed British sea- weeds. See Johnstone 
 
 <W. G.) «16-" 
 
 Crocker (Zebulon). Catastrophe of the Presbyterian 
 
 church, in 1837, including a view of recent [old- 
 school and new-school] theological controversies. 
 
 New Haven, 1838. 12° 3541.05 
 
 Crocket (Col. David). Life of Martin Van Buren. New 
 
 York, 1848. 12° 3174.14 
 
 Tour to the north and down east in 1834. New York, 
 
 1848. 12°. 3174.14 
 
 j6®- For lives of 0. see Biography (p. 186). 
 Croft (Sir Herbert). Love and madness, a story too 
 
 true ; iu letters, [anon.] Ipswich, 1809. 16°. 3036. 22 
 Croft (J. W.) Respective situations of the reformed church in . 
 
 France, and of Roman catholics in Gt. Brit, and Ireland. 
 
 1826. [In Pamphleteer, v. 27.] 6058.27 
 
 Crofton (Francis Blake). The bewildered querists and 
 
 other nonsense. N. Y., 1875. 12°. . . 6211.33 
 Orofton {Sir Walter). See Carpenter (Mary). Reformatory prison 
 
 discipline. 1872 [5817.14] ; also the Transactions of the 
 
 National asBOC for the prom, of soc. science, 1858-68, for 
 
 papers on priaon diacipline. 
 Crofutt (George A. ) Trans-continental tourists' guide. 
 
 N. Y., 1873. 16°. 1134.23a 
 
 Same. 6th ed. N. Y., 1874. 8°. . . . 1134.23 
 
 Croix (Jacques Vincent de La ). See La Croix (J. V. de). 
 Croker (Thomas Crofton, editor). Fairy legends and 
 
 traditions of the south of Ireland. Ed. by T. 
 
 Wright. With memoir, by his son. [Illus.] Lond., 
 
 1870. 12° 186.10 
 
 — Historical songs of Ireland, temp. 1868. L., 1841. 
 
 12°. [Percy society, v. 1.] 5060.01 
 
 — Keen of the south of Ireland. L.,1844. 12°. [Percy 
 
 society, v. 13.] 6060.13 
 
 Narrative illus. of the contests in Ireland, 1641, 1790. 
 
 L., Camden soc, 1841. 4°. 5113.14 
 
 Popular songs, illus. of the French invasions of 
 
 Ireland. London, 1845-47. 12°. [Percy society, 
 
 v. 21.] 5060.21 
 
 Croll (James). Climate and time in their geological 
 
 relations. N. Y., 1875. 12°. .... 4021.33 
 Croly (David Goodman). Seymour and Blair, their 
 
 lives. With a history of reconstruction. New 
 
 York, 1868. 12° 3162.19 
 
 — Editor. See Modern thinker. 
 
 Croly (Mrs. David Goodman). Talks on woman's top- 
 ics. By Jennie June, [pseud.] Boston, 1864. 
 12°. 5821.07 
 
 Croly {Itev. George). Book of Job. With biograph. 
 sketch, by his son. Edinb., 1863. 16°. 3733.07 
 
 — Historical sketches, speeches, and characters. Lon- 
 
 don, 1842. 8° 2521.22 
 
 Contents : Politics and projecta of Russia. Pitt, Burke, 
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 Zuinglius. Character of Curran, and the eloquence of Ire- 
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 of Napoleon. 
 
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 [H. P. L] . . . 7 3065.04 
 
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 165.26 
 Modera Orlando : a poem. L., 1855. 12°. 1634.16 
 
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 poems, v. 2. Catiline ; a dramatic poem. Sebastian ; a 
 Spanish tale. The prophet's scimitar. Other poems. 
 
 — Salathiel, the immortal. L., 1856. 12°. . 165.27 
 
 — [Sermons.] L., 1848-18.32. 16° 3537.07 
 
 — Tales of the Great St. Bernard, [anon.] 3 v. Lond., 
 
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 fl®- For lives of 0., see Biography (p. 136). 
 Orombie {Rev. Alexander). Letter to Ricardo ; analysis of his 
 pamphlet on the depreciation of bank notes. Lond., iwi. 
 8°. [Pamphleteer, v. 10, p. 539-572.] . . . . • • ■ 606B -,"J 
 
 — Reply to Dr. James Gregory's Letters in defence oi 
 
 his Essay on the difference of the relation between 
 motive and action and that of cause and effect m 
 physics. L., 1819. 8° ai ' illy 
 
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 Crook (ft.) Indian mode of making arrow-heads, etc. [Sm. rep., 
 
 1871.] 8936.26 
 
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 IVote.— For articles upon this subject by J. G. Stoney, 
 
 and Prof. Challis, see Lond., Ed., and Dublin Philos. mag., 
 
 1876 ; also Qu. jour, of science, Oct., 1876 (article by W. M. 
 
 Williams). 
 
 — Practical 'handbook of dyeing and calico printing. 
 
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 Psychic force and modern spiritualism. London, 
 
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 — Select methods in chemical analysis. (Chiefly in- 
 
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 — L'Spine (E.) Lale'gende de C. Hlus. de 177 vignettes 
 
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 58. 2 v. B., 1858-59. 8° 3246.08 
 
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 — My experiences of spiritualism. L.,1857. 16°. 3815.13 
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 — Jameson (Mrs.) and Eastlake (Lady.) History of our Lord, v. 
 
 2. (See Index, p. 62.) 1442.18 
 
 — Smith ( W.) Diet, of Chr. antiq.. v. 1 (article by R. Sinker).3715.16 
 
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 On the pre-christian cross see Gentl. mag., Nov. 1863, 
 p. 78 \by H. M. Westropp) ; Inman's ancient faiths, v. 1, 
 1868. 
 
 Gross (Crescent and ). See Crescent and crosB. 
 
 Cross and the Dragon, or Christianity in China. See Kesson (J.) 
 1854 3447.23 
 
 Crosse (John Green, M. D.) Inaug. address at opening of Nor- 
 folk and Norwich hospital museum, Sept. 10, 1845. Nor- 
 wioh [n. d.] 8° 5093.19 
 
 Crosthwaite (J. C.) Modern hagiology, 2 v. L., 
 1816. 16°. 3511.01 
 
 Croswell (Rev. Wm.) Poems, sacred and stcular. 
 B., 1861. 24°. 1634.18 
 
 Crotch (Wm.) Lectures on music. L., 1831.8°. 1563.23 
 
 Crotchets and quavers. See Maretzek (Max). 1355. . .1563.10 
 
 Crowe (Mrs. Catherine Stevens). Night side of na- 
 ture. L.,1857. 16°. 3815.17 
 
 Crowe (Eyre Evans). The Greek and the Turk. L., 
 1853. 12°. 1032.01 
 
 — History of France. [To 1814.] 3 v. L., 1831. 16°. 
 
 [L. C. L.] 516.01 
 
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 8° 516.01 
 
 — History of the reigns of Louis xvni, and Charles x. 
 
 2v. L.,1854. 8° 3114.16 
 
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 Crowe (J. A.) and Cavalciselle (G. B.) History of 
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 1871. 8° 1435.1'i 
 
 — New history of painting in Italy. 2d-16th century 
 
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 Crowell (Eugene). Identity of primitive Christianity 
 
 and modern spiritualism. 2 v. N. Y., 1874-75 
 
 _, 8 ° 3817.31 
 
 Crowest(F.) Great tone-poets : short memoirs. L. 
 
 1874. 12° 1561.34 
 
 Contents : Baeh, Handel, Glilck, Haydn, Mozart, Beet- 
 hoven, Spohr, Weber, Rossini, Schubert, Mendelssohn, 
 
 Schumann. 
 Orowfleld (Christopher), pseud. See Stowe (Mrs. H. B.) 
 Crowley (Robert). Select works ; ed. by J. M. Cow- 
 
 per. L, 1872. 8°. [E. E. T. S. Estra ser., no. 
 
 15] 7914.14 
 
 Crown of wild olive. See Euskin (J.) 1868 6816.13 
 
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 notes. 4 v. Edinb., 1873-74. 12°. . . 1715.25 
 Contents: v. 1. Juliana. History of Charles VIII. of France. 
 
 Calisto. v. 3. Country wit. Ambitious statesman. Sir 
 
 Courtly Nice. Darius. 4. English friar. Regulus. Married 
 
 beau. Caligula. 
 Crowned in Palm-land. See Nassau (R. H.) 1874. . . 3131.07 
 Cruden (Alexander). A complete concordance to the 
 
 Old and New Testament. With a sketch of the 
 
 author, by W. Youngman. L.. 1868. 8°. . 3717.01 
 Cruelty. 
 
 — Angell (67. T.) The protection of animals. [In Amer. soc. sci. 
 
 assoo. Trans., no. 6, 1874.] 6811.03 
 
 — Oracroft (B. ) Essays, v. 1, 251-9. 1868. .2521.13 
 
 !%&• See also Brutes (Position and treatment of, p. 238). 
 Cruikshauk (George). * Omnibus. With 100 engrav- 
 ings. Ed. by L. Blanchard. New ed. London, 
 1869 1445.09 
 
 — Table *book. Ed. by G. A. A'Beckett. New od. 
 
 12 pi. L., 1869. 8° 1445.10 
 
 — Three courses and a dessert; tales, with 50 illus. 6th 
 
 ed. L, Bohn, 1856. 12° 171.08 
 
 — Works. A "descriptive catalogue, by G. W. Eeid. 
 
 With an essay on his genius and works by E. 
 Bell. 3 v. v. 1, text. v. 2-3, pi. L., 1871. 4°. 1447.22 
 
 — Paget (J.) George Cruikshank. [In his Paradoxes and puzzles. 
 
 1874.] 2538 11 
 
 — Sogers (0. editor). Centenary garland : being picto- 
 
 rial illustrations of the novels of Sir W. Scott, by 
 G. C. 1871 5065.19 
 
 See also Blackwood, v. 94, 1866 ; Galaxy, Jan., 1868 (by C. 
 Cook) ; Westm. rev., June, 1840 (by W. M. Thackeray). 
 
 %£• For works illustrated by G. C. see Brough Life of 
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 tales [185.23], — Dickens' Oliver Twist ; — Hone's Every-day 
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 family album of endless entertainment. 3 v. in 2. 
 London, 1845. 16° 171.62 
 
 — The odd volume ; or, book of variety. Illus. by 
 
 Seymour and Cruikshank. L, 1845. 16°. 171.63 
 
 — Designs. See Woodward (G.M.) Eccentric excursions. 6625.23 
 Cruikshank at home See Cruikshank (R.) 1845. . 171.62 
 Cruise in the Gorgon. See Devereux (W. C.) 1869. . 1084.21 
 Cruise of the Betsey See Miller (Hugh). 1858. . . .4111.23 
 Crumbs swept up. See Talmage (T. De W.) 1870. . . 2543.30 
 Crammell ( Rev. Alex. ) Future of Africa. New York, 
 
 1862. 12° 5831.11 
 
 Crump (Arthur). Theory of stock exchange specula- 
 tion. 3d ed. L, 1874. 8° 5922.29 
 
 Crusade of Fidelis, his pilgrimage to the celestial city, 
 [anon.] Derby, (Si?.,) 3 828. 12°. . .3537.08 
 
 Crusades. See Countries, etc. (Crusades, p. 303) ; and Guizot's 
 Col. des mem. rel. a l'hist. de France (p. 324 of catalogue) 
 for the chronicles of Guibert de Nogent, Guiliaume de Tyr. 
 Albert d'Aix, rtaimond d'Agiles, J. de Vitry, etc. 
 
 Crusoe's Island. See Browne (J. R.) 1864 1114.07 
 
 Crustacea. See Natural hiBtory. (Crustacea.) 
 
 Cruveilhier (Jean). Anatomy of the human body. 
 Ed. by G S. Pattison. N. Y, 1853. 8°. 4:136.04 
 
 Oruz (San Juan de la). Obras esoogidas. [In Ochoa. Escntores 
 mist. V. 2, 1847.] 7215.09 
 
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 physics. [In Sm. report, 1872.] 3936.27 
 
 — Dunn (G. &■) Autobiography of a crystal in the 
 
 formation of the solar system. 1876. . 1641.31 
 
 — Kovv (B-) Einleituug in die krystallographie. 
 
 1849. 4113.12 
 
 Same, xxi kupfertafeln. 1849. . . . 4113.12 
 
 — Mitchell ( W. ) and Tennanl (S. ) Mineralogy and crys- 
 
 tallography. 1855 4111.01 
 
 — Ruslcin(J.) Ethics of the dust. 1866. .3511.16 
 
 fi&- See also Chemistry ;— Geology ;— Mineralogy. 
 Cuba. See Countries. (Cuba, p. 303). 
 
 Cudmore (P. ) Civil government of the states and the 
 const, history of the U. S. N.Y. 1875. 8°. 5734.09 
 
 — The Irish republic : hist, memoir on Ireland and her 
 
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 — Treatise concerning eternal and immutable morality. 
 
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 Culinary campaign. See Soyer (A..) 6015.07 
 
 Culley (R. S. ) Handbook of practical telegraphy. 4th 
 
 ed. L., 1870. 8° 3934.30 
 
 Cullum (Maj.-Gen. George W.) Biographical register 
 of the officers and graduates of the U. S. military 
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 67. 2ded. 2 v. v. 1. 1802-1840. v. 2. 1841-1867. 
 
 New York, 1868. 8° 3247.05 
 
 Culpeper (Nicholas). English physician and com- 
 plete herbal. With notes by E. Sibly. 2 v. Lond., 
 
 [about} 1790. 4° 3818.06 
 
 Culprit fay. [A poem.] See Drake (J. B.) 1859. . . 1642.08 , 09 
 Cultivator (The), v. 1-4, 1834-38. Albany, 1838. 
 
 4° 6128.24 
 
 Note.— 2d ed. of v. 1-3. 
 Culture. 
 
 — Arnold (M.) Culture and anarchy. . . . 5814.09 
 
 Reviewed by H. Sidgwick in Macmillan's mag., Aug., 1867. 
 
 — Emerson (B. W.) Culture. [In his Conduct of life, p. 111-45. 
 
 I860.] 2524 02 
 
 Repr. from Atlantic monthly, v. 6, 1860. 
 Progress of culture. [In his Essays and social aims.] 2524.19 
 
 — Giles (H.) Cost of a cultivated man. [In his Illustrations of 
 
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 — .Helps (A. ) Conversations on war and general cul- 
 
 ture, [anon.] 1871 2531.32 
 
 — Higginson (T. W.) Pleft for culture. [In his Atlantic essays, 
 
 p. 1-23. 1871.] 2528.28 
 
 Repr. from Atlantic monthly, v. 19, 1867. 
 
 — Mltell (J. 8.) Brief history of culture. 1875.5812.25 
 
 — Elernm (O.) Allgemeine cultur-geschichte der 
 
 menschheit. 10 v. 1843-52 5811.18 
 
 — Shairp (J. 0.) Culture and religion. . . 3593.05 
 
 — Youmans (E.Y.) Culture demanded by modern life. 
 
 1807 5514.16 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 21, 1868 (Aspect of, by R. W. 
 Emerson) ; Quar. rev., Oct., 1874, or Littell, 1874, v. 4 (Mod- 
 ern culture). 
 
 J8®- See also Education ; — Life (Conduct of) j— Litera- 
 ture ; — Social science. (Civilization.) 
 Culture of the observing faculties. See Burton (Wm.) 1865 5512.01 
 Culture of pleasure, [anon.] 3ded. L., 1872. 8°. 3541.06 
 Culverwel (Nathaniel). On the light of nature. Ed. 
 by J. Brown. With critical essay by J. Cairns. 
 Edinburgh, 1857. 8° 5434.21 
 
 — Hunt (J.) Relig. thought in Engl., v. 2, p. 334. 1871. 3446.18 
 
 Cumberland (Earl of). See Clifford (George). 
 
 Cumberland (Richard). Anecdotes of eminent pain- 
 ters in Spaiu, 16th-17th cent. 2d ed. 2 v. Lond 
 1787. 16° H-21.20 
 
 — Calvary ; or, the death of Christ. A poem. 2d Amer 
 
 ed. B., 1796. 16° 1631.23 
 
 &§* See also under Plays. (Alphabetical arrangement.) 
 Cumberland (Richard, Bp. ) Attempts for discovering 
 the times of the first planting of nations. Lond. 
 
 1724. 8° 421.15 
 
 See also Sanchoniaihon. Phoenician history [421.16]. 
 Cumberland's British theatre. With remarks, by D G 
 
 v. 1-48. L., [n.d.] 18° 1721.16 
 
 Contents : v. l, Romeo and Juliet. She stoops to conquer. 
 Macbeth. Pizarro. Richard iii. Douglas. Suspicious hus- 
 band. 2 Othello. The duenna. The rivals. Belle's strata- 
 
 gem. Cymbeline. Venice preserved. West Indian. 3. Much 
 ado about nothing. The hypocrite. As you like it. Provoked 
 husband. Beggar's opera. Way to keep him. The padlock 
 4. King John. King Henry iv., part 1. The wonder. Ham- 
 let. Trip to Scarborough. 5. Winter's tale. Man of the 
 world. The inconstant. Love in a village. Jane Shore 
 King Henry viii. Julius Cffisar. 6. Me reliant of Venice 
 Merry wives of Windsor. Virginius. Caius Gracchus. All 
 in the wrong. King Lear. Cato. 7. New way to pay old 
 debts. Measure for measure. Jealous wife. ThetempeBt. 
 Clandestine marriage. Coriolanus. Every one has Ids fault.' 
 7. The alcaid. The busy body. Tale of mystery. Know 
 your own mind. Mayor of Garratt. A woman never vext 
 Maid of the mill. 9. Barber of Seville. Isabella. Charles 
 the second. Fair penitent. George Barnwell. Tall of Al- 
 giers. Der Freischutz. 10. Fatal dowry. Shepherd of Der. 
 went vale. Father and son. Wives as they were. Lofty 
 projects. Every man in his humor. Two galley slavea. 
 11 Brutus. Ali Pacha. Twelfth night. Henfy v. Love hi 
 humble life. Child of nature. Sleep walker. 12. Orestes in 
 Argos. Hide and seek. Tribulation. Rival valets. Koses 
 aud thorns. Midas. Rule a wife and have a wife. 13. Bold 
 stroke for a wife. Good natured man. Oberon. Lord of 
 the manor. Honeymoon. Doctor Bolus. High life below 
 stairs. 14. Disagreeable surprise. The strauger, Village 
 lawyer. School for scandal. Spoiled child. Animal magnet- 
 ism. Wheel of fortune. 15. The critic. Deaf and dumb. 
 The castle spectre. The revenge. The midnight hour. 
 Speed the plough. Bosnia. 16. Monsieur Tonson. Comedy 
 of errors. Spectre bridegroom. Cure for ihe heartachs. 
 Amateur aud actors. InkleandYarico. Education. 17. Chil- 
 dren in the wood. Rendezvous. Barbarossa. Gambler's 
 fate. Giovanni in London. School of reform. Lover's vows. 
 18. Highland reel. Two gentlemen of Verona. Taming of 
 the shrew. Secrets worth knowing. The weathercock. The 
 somnambulist. All's well that ends well. 19. Artaxerxes. 
 The serf. The laucers. Love for love. Merchant's wedding. 
 Race for a dinner. Raising the wind. 20. Siege ot Bel- 
 grade. Who wants a guinea ? Poor soldier. Midsummer 
 night's dream. Way to get married. Turnpike gate. Paul 
 and Virginia. 21. The cabinet. Youthful queen. Green 
 eyed monster. Country girl. Irish tutor. Beaux stratagem. 
 The will. 22. Irishman in London. Recruiting officer. The 
 slave. The devil's elixir. Master's rival. The duel. William 
 Tell. 23. Tom Thumb. Happiest day of my life. Fatality. 
 Laugh when you can. William Thompson. Illustrious 
 stranger. Soldier's daughter. The waterman. Town and 
 country. 24. No song no supper. Lock aud key. Snakes lu 
 the grass. Love, law, aud physic. Rienzi. Ciari. The brig- 
 and. Riches. The citizen. 25. The Grecian daughter. 
 Charles the twelfth. Teddy the tiler. Popping the questiou. 
 Maid of Judah. X. Y. 2. Oroonoko. The honest thieves. 
 The blind boy. 26. Notoriety. Matrimony, A husband at 
 sight. First of April. John of Paris, The miller aud Ms 
 men. The prisoner at large. Timon of Athens. The prize. 
 27. Henry iv., part 2. Forty thieves. My grandmother. 
 The vampire. The farmer. Ella Rosenberg. Two friends. 
 Valentine aud Orson. Fo ly as it flies. 28. Robber's wife. 
 The magpie, or the maid ? Shakespeare's early days. Point 
 of honour. Highways and byways. Ice witch. St. Patrick's 
 day. Blind bargain. Robinson Crusoe. 29. Maid of honor. 
 Sleeping draught. Timour the tartar. Modern antiques. 
 Richard II. Mrs. Wiggins. Comfortable lodgings. The exile. 
 Day after the wedding. Adopted child. 30. Bride of Lud- 
 gate. Tekeli. Old and young. Bee-hive. Hartford bridge. 
 Two strings to your bow. Haunted inn. How to grow rich. 
 Fortune's frolic. Haunted tower. 31. Kitting no murder. 
 Mr and Mrs. Pringle. The antiquary. Agreeable surprise. 
 Son-in-law. Open house. Falls of Clyde. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 : by 
 advertisement. Peeping Tom of Coventry. 32. Castle of 
 Andalusia. One o'clock. Julian. Comus. Fontainehleau. 
 English fleet. The widow ; or. who wins? The camp. Per- 
 sonation. 33. Maid, or wife ? Castle of Sorrento. Faustus. 
 All at Coventry. Tom aud Jerry. Robert the devil. Lestocq. 
 Cataract of the GaugeB. Old regimentals. 34. Presumptive 
 evidence. Wild oats. Hit or miss. Ambition. The Jew and 
 the doctor. Knights of the cross. Is lie jealous ? Hundred 
 pound note. Rugantino. The steward. 35. Zarah. The mi- 
 ser. Iron chest. The romp. The mountaineers. The lottery 
 ticket. Nettlewig hall. Quite at home. Make your wills. 
 My husband's ghost 1 36. Bold stroke for a husband. 
 Sylvester Daggerwood. Gil Bias. Aladdin. Blue Beard. 
 John Bull. The invincibles. Malviua. The review. Bob 
 Roy. 37. The mendicant. Poor gentleman. The quaker. 
 Jack Brag. My daughter, sir I The young quaker. Battle 
 of Hexham. Exchange no robbery. Saint David's day. 
 Love laughs at locksmiths. 38. Heir at law. Netley abbey. 
 Raymond and Agnes. Fosnari. Management. Veuoui. The 
 three and the deuce. Past ten o'clock. The Jew. The devil 
 to pay. 39. Blue devils. The dramatist. Youth, love, and 
 folly. Huuter of the Alps. Adelgitha. Kenilworth. Sprigs 
 of laurel. For Eugland, ho 1 False alarms. The wedding 
 day. 40. Surrender of Calais. Theresa. Foundling of die 
 forest. Love's labour's lost. How to die for love. The de- 
 linquent. The invisible girl. Peasant boy. Catch him wM 
 can. 41. Love chase. Young hussar. The secret. Fust 
 floor. Broken sword. The travellers. Plot and counterplot. 
 Lodoiska. My spouse aud I. Chronouhotonthologus. 4Z. 
 The hunchback. Court and city. Freo aud easy. Cobbler 
 of Preston. Five miles off. Dovil's bridge. Uncle Bip. 
 Love's sacrifice. Attio story. Mogul tale. 43. The postil- 
 lion. The Africans. Of age to-morrow. Bombastes Furioio. 
 Love makes a man. Guy Mannering. Amorosa. Bertram. 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
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 401 
 
 The curfew. Simpson and Co. 44. His first champagne. 
 Antony and Cleopatra. Affair of honor. Provost ot Bruges. 
 Roland for an Oliver. Three weeks after marriage. Queen's 
 bench. Damon aud Pythias. Clear case. 45. Calaynos. 
 Figaro in London. Devil and Faustus. Green man. Bride 
 of Laminerinoor. Honesty the best policy. Methinks I see 
 my lather. Retribution. 46. Don Caesar de Bazan. Legend 
 ofFloreu.e. Giralda. Duchess of Malfl. Werner. Oramond 
 Brig. Alexander the Great. Belphegor, the mountebank. 
 Kiug Henry vi. Troilus aud Cressida. 47. Ingomar. Cor- 
 sicau brothers. Perfection. Life's a lottery. Skeleton wit- 
 ness. Fazio. 48. Augelo, aud the actress of Padua. Be- 
 ginning and the end. Sanctuary, or Englaud in 1415. Love 
 aud honour. Postman's knock. Aladdin. An optical delu- 
 sion. Ali Baba. Wild boy of Bohemia. 
 Cumberland's Minor theatre. With remarks by D— G. 
 v. 1-16. L., n. d. 18° 1721.16 
 
 Contents: v. 1. The Pilot. Heart of Mid-Lothian. Inch- 
 cape Bell. Mason of Buda. The Scapegrace. Suil Dhuv, 
 the coiner. The Earthquake " My old woman." Ma- 
 saniello. 2. Don Giovanni. Paul Jones. Luke the la- 
 bourer. Crazy Jaue. Flying Dutchman. "Yes I" The 
 forest oracle. Ivauhoe. Floating beacpn. 3. Sylvana. 
 Tom Bowling. Inkeeper of Abbeville. Lady of the Lake. 
 Billy Taylor. Two Gregories. Wandering boys. Paris 
 aud Loudon. A day after the fair. 4. Humphrey Clinker. 
 MiBchief uukiug. Joan of Arc. Ruffian boy. Fortunes of 
 Nigel. The wreok. Everybody's husband. Banks of the 
 Hudson. Guy Faux. 5. The devil's ducat. Mazeppa. 
 Mutiny at the Nore. Pedlar's acre. "NollI" Peveril 
 of the Peak. Thalaba. Waverley. Winniug a husband. 
 6. Hofer, the Tell of the Tyrol. Paul Clifford. Damon 
 aud Pythias. Three Hunchbacks. Tower of Nesle. Sworn 
 at Highgate. Mary Glastonbury. The Red Rover. Golden 
 farmer. 7. Grace Huntley. "The sea!'' The Clerk of Clerk- 
 enwell. Hut of the red mountain. John street, Adelphi. 
 The Lear of private life ; or father aud daughter. John 
 Overy, or the miser of Southwark. Spare bed ; or the 
 shower bath. Smuggler's daughter. 8 Cedar chest. 
 Wardoch Kennilson. The shadow. Ambrose Gwinett. 
 Gilderoy. Fate of Calas. Young reefer. Revolt of the 
 workhouse. The mau and the marquis. 9. Gipsey Jack. 
 L'Cjrliue. Fire raiser. Golden calf. Man-Fred. Char- 
 coal burner. " My Poll aud my partner Joe.'' The sixes ; 
 or, the devil's in the dice. Gjod looking fellow. Wizard 
 of the moor. 10. Roof scrambler. Diamond arrow. Rob- 
 ber of the Rhine. Eugene Aram. Eddystone elf. My 
 wife's husband. Married bachelor. Shakspeare's festival. 
 Vau Dieiuau's land. Le Pauvre Jacques. 11. Rochester. 
 An uucle too many. Wild mau. Rover's bride. Beggar 
 of Cripplegate. Paul the poacher. Thomas a Becket. 
 Pestilence of Marseilles. Unfortunate Miss Bailey. 12. 
 Humpbacked lover. Bound 'prentice to a waterman. 
 March of intellect. Joconde. The Koeuba. Shipwreck of 
 the Medusa. Chain of guilt. Ion. Mistletoe bough. "My 
 friend Thompson." 13. Battle of Sedgemoor. Larboard 
 fin. Frederick the great. Wapping old stairs. Man with 
 the carpet bag. Hercules. Female Massaroni, or fair 
 brigand's Reform. Fatal snow storm. 14. Venus in arms. 
 Earl of poverty. Siamese twins. Austerlitz. Payable at 
 sight. Bull-fighter. Rich man of Frankfort. Richard 
 Plantageuet. Don Quixote. Black-eyed Sukey. Great 
 devil. 15. Paul the pilot. Curse of mammon. Jack 
 Sheppard. Boarding-house. Rule Britannia. Twins of 
 Warsaw. The Venetian. Bashful man. Ravens of Orleans. 
 16. Ten thousand a year. Under the rose. Jack in the 
 water. Haunted hulk. Marianne, the child of charity. 
 Our village. Barber baron. Sixteen-string Jack. 
 Owning (H. Syer). History of keys [Jour, of Brit, archeol. ass., 
 v. 12 : 1461.12] ;— History of purses [v. 14 : 1461.14] ;— On 
 horse-shoes [v. 6 : 1461.06] ;— On mirrors [v. 17 : 1461.17];— 
 On spectacles [v. 11 : 1461.11]. 
 
 " Oummerland talk." See Richardson (J.) 1682.25 
 
 Camming (Alexander). Elements of clock and watch- 
 work. L., 1766. 4° 3937.31 
 
 Camming (John, D.D.) Benedictions ; or, the blessed 
 life. B., 1854. 12° 3542.02 
 
 — Church before the flood. B., 1854. 12°. .3543.01 
 
 — Cities (The) of the nations fell. 2d ed. London, 
 
 1871. 12 3 3543.08 
 
 -Daily life. B., 1854. 12°. 3542.03 
 
 — Fall (The) of Babylon. L., 1870. 8°. . .3542.11 
 
 — Great consummation, lsts. N.Y., 1863. 12°. 3542.08 
 
 — Great preparation. N. Y, 1860. 12°. . . . 3542.06 
 
 — Great tribulation. 2 v. N. Y., 1859. 12°. . 3542.04 
 -Last warning cry. N. Y., 1867. 12°. . .3542.10 
 
 — Lectures on the Apocalypse. 3 v. Phila., 185S. 
 
 12° 3542.15 
 
 — Lectures on the Parables. Ph., 1856. 12°. 3542.14 
 
 — Lectures on Romanism. B., 1854. 12°. . .3542.12 
 
 — Moses right and Coleuso wrong : popular lectures on 
 
 the Pentateuch. N. Y., 1863. 12°. . . . 3731.15 
 
 — Prophetic studies. Lectures on Daniel. Phila., 1856. 
 
 12° 3542.13 
 
 — Sabbath evening readings. St. John. Boston, 1856 
 
 l T- ■ ■ ■ . 3543.04 
 
 Same. St. Luke. B., 1855. 12°. . . . 3543 03 
 
 Same. St. Mark. B., 1855. 12°. . .3543.02 
 
 Same. St. Matthew. B. , 1855. 12°. 3543! 01 
 
 — Sabbath morning readings. Exodus. Boston, 1856 
 
 ^ ■••:•■ 3542.20 
 
 Same. Genesis. B., 1856. 12'. . 3512.19 
 
 Same. Leviticus. B., 1855. 12"'. . . 3542.21 
 
 — Seventh vial ; or, the time of trouble begun. New 
 
 York, 1862. 12° 3542 22 
 
 Same. London, 1871. 12° 3543.12 
 
 — Signs of the times. Ph., 1855. 12°. . 3542:18 
 
 — Teach us to pray. N. Y., 1862. 12°. . . 354:107 
 
 — Voices of the day. B., 1859. 12°. . . . 3543.09 
 
 — Voices of the dead. B., 1855. 12°. . . 3543^ 11 
 
 — Voices of the night. B., 1854. 12°. . . 3543.10 
 
 — Watchman, what of the night? New York, 1876 
 
 !2° 3842.23 
 
 Cumming (Koualyn Gordon). Hunter's life in South 
 Africa. 2 v. N. Y., 1852. 12° Iilli3.ll 
 
 — Wild men and wild beasts. N. Y., 1872. 12°. 4617.31 
 Cummings (M. F.) and Miller (C. C.) Architecture. 
 
 Designs for street fronts, suburban houses, and 
 
 cottages. Troy, 1865. 4° 1317.07 
 
 Cuneiform inscriptions. 
 
 — Bonomi(J.) Inscriptions. [In his Nineveh and its palaces. 
 
 1853.) 1064.14 
 
 — Grolefend (G. F.) On the cuneiform character. [In Heeren. 
 
 Historical researches, v. 2, 1833.] 4-24.26 
 
 — Layard (A. H.) Assyrian researches. [In his Nineveh and its 
 
 remains.] 1054.11 
 
 — Rawlinson(G.) Language and writings. [In Ms Five great 
 
 monarchies, v. 1, 1862.] 425.15 
 
 — Rich (ft J.) Inscription at Persepolis. [In his Narrative. 
 
 1839.] 1044.13 
 
 — Smith (O.) The Chaldean account of Genesis. Ba- 
 
 bylonian fables, and legends of the gods ; from 
 the cuneiform inscriptions. 1876 . . 3737.09 
 
 — * Chaldsean account of the deluge. 1872. A. 27. 15 
 
 — Wall (ft W.) On cuneiform writing. [In his Orthography of 
 
 the Jews. Pt. 3, 1856.] 6425.22 
 
 Cunningham (Alexander). Ancient geography of In- 
 dia, v. 1. L., 1871. 8° 1035.05 
 
 Contents: v. 1. The Buddhist period, including the cam- 
 paigns of Alexander, and the travels of Hwen-Thsang. 
 
 — Bhilsa Topes ; or Buddhist monuments of Central 
 
 India ; rise, progress, and decline of Buddliinm. 
 
 London, 1854. 8° 3528.08 
 
 Cunningham (Allan). Biogr. and critical hist, of the literature 
 of the last 50 years. [In Waldie library, v. 3.] . . 5078.17 
 
 — Life and corresp. of Bums. L, 1836. 16°. 3025.24 
 
 — Life of Wilkie. 3 v. L, 1843. 8°. . . .3185.07 
 
 — Lives of British painters and sculptors. 5 v. New 
 
 York, [n,(i] 18° 1431.01 
 
 — Songs of Scotland, ancient and modern, with introd. 
 
 and notes. L., 1825. 8° 1631.26 
 
 Cunningham (G. G. ) Lives of eminent Englishmen. 
 
 8v. L., 1835-37. 8° 3224.12 
 
 N~ole. — For Contents see Biography [Coltective), p. 111. 
 Cunningham (John). Poems. Ed. with life, by A. Chalmers. 
 
 [In Chalmers. English poets, v. 14, 1810.] . . .1626.14 
 
 — Select poems. Ed. by R. Walsh. [In Sanford (E.) and Walsh. 
 
 British poets, v. 32, 1822.] 1691.32 
 
 Cunningham (John). The Quakers, from their origin. 
 
 Edinb., 1868. 12° 3148.18 
 
 Cunningham (John Wm.) Cautions to continental travellers. 
 
 Loudon, 1823. 8°. [Pamphleteer, v. 21.] .... 5058.21 
 
 — Observations on friendly societies. London, 1823. 8°. 
 
 [Pamphleteer, v. 22.] 5058.22 
 
 — A world without souls, [anon.] L. , 1805. 16°. 3624.29 
 Cunningham (Peter). Extracts from the accounts of 
 
 the revels at court in the reigns of Elizabeth and 
 James. With introd. L, Shale, soc. ,18i8. 8°. 1756.07 
 
 — Inigo Jones : a life. L., Shale, soc, 1848. 8°. 1756.39 
 
 — Memoirs of J. M. W. Turner. [In *Burnet (J.) Turner and 
 
 his works. 1852.] 1446.05 
 
 Cuore (L. B. ) Italian conversation grammar. 3d ed. 
 
 N. Y., 1866. 12° 6422.05 
 
 Cup and platter. See Drewry (G. O.) and Bartlett (H. C.) 6014.10 
 
 Cupid aud Psyche. See Apuleius 3093.27 ; 123.05 
 
 Cups and their customs, [anon.] 2d ed. London, 
 
 1869. 12° 6015.17 
 
 Cure of old age. See Bacon (Roger). 1683. 4322.27 
 
 Curing of meats, fruits, etc. See Domestic economy. 
 Curiosites des inventions et decouvertes. Paris, 1855. 
 
 16°. [Bibliotheque depoche.] . . . 3921.15 
 
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 CURIOSITIES -0UTTS 
 
 Curiosites philologiques, geographiqu.es et ethnolo- 
 giques. Paris, 1855. 16°. [Bibliotheque de 
 
 poche.] 0411.07 
 
 Curiosities of biography ; or, memoirs of remarkable 
 men. [anon.] Glasgow, 1845. 12°. . .3264.21 
 
 Curiosities of civilization. See Wynter (A.) 2545.20 
 
 Curiosities of nat. history. See Taylor (Joseph). 1819. . 4722.11 
 
 Curiosities of literature. See Disraeli (1.) 27G2.03 
 
 Curiosities (New) of literature. See Soane (&.) .... 6218.26 
 Curiosities of the pulpit. See Jackson (Thomas). 1869. 3502.29 
 Curiosities of science. See Timbs (John). 1858. . . . 3913.03 
 "Curiosities of street literature : comprising catch- 
 pennies, street drolleries, broadsides, ballads, etc. 
 
 Loudon, 1871. 4° 5028.04 
 
 Curiosity. Plutarch. Of curiosity. [In Ms Morals, v. 2, p. 424- 
 
 441.] 5435.27 
 
 Curious facts of old colonial days. See Bonwick (J.) 1870. 1062.08 
 Curley (Edwin A. ) Nebraska. L.. 1875. 8°. 1136.12 
 Curling stones. See Dublin univ. mag., Feb., 1876. 
 Curran (John Philpot). Speeches. With memoir. 
 
 London, 1817. 8 3 6312.12 
 
 Curraud (Mme. L.) La petite Jeanne, ou le devoir. 
 
 Paris, 1866. 12° 7002.34 
 
 Currency. See Political economy. (Banks ^Currency ; — Money.) 
 
 Currency and banking. See Price (Bonaray) 5933.29 
 
 Currents and counter currents in medical science. See Holmes 
 (O. W.) 1861 „ 4322.03 
 
 Currie (Gilbert E.) History of the Wesley M. E. 
 
 church of Brooklyn, L.I. N. Y. 1876. 12°. 3457.24 
 Currie (James). Early and infant school education. 
 
 Edinburgh, [1857.] 12° 5513.09 
 
 — Elements of musical analysis. Edinburgh, [1858.] 
 
 16° 1563.06 
 
 — Subjects and methods of early education. [In Papers for 
 
 the teacher. 2d series. I860.] 5524.23 
 
 Curse of Kehama. ,See Soufhey (Robert) 1686.03 
 
 Curtis (Benjamin liobbius). Digest of the decisions of 
 
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 Note.— This political squib gave rise to the following re- 
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 — Break-up of Dame Europa's school ; or what came of making 
 
 the English boy join in the fight, [anon.] London, 1871. 
 18° 441.05 
 
 — Christmas holidays, at Dame Europa's school, ending in peace. 
 
 [anon.'] London, 1871. 16' 441.05 
 
 — Dame Europa's school fifty years hence ; a prophetic view 
 
 thereon, [anon.] L., 1871. 16°. . 441.06 
 
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 with her addresses and advice to the other boys, [anon.] 
 L., 1871. 16° 441.04 
 
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 London, 1871. 18° 441.05 
 
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 — Great fight between William the German, and Louis the 
 
 Frenchman ; shewing how Louis went out for wool and 
 came home shorn, [anon.] L.,1871. 18°. . . . 441.05 
 
 — How the fight ended, and the lesson it taught Johnnie, [anon.] 
 
 London, 1871. 18° 441.06 
 
 — How John nearly quarrelled with Jonathan, the head boy at 
 
 Dame Columbia's school, [anon.] Manch., 1871. 16°. 441.09 
 
 — How Louis defeuded his arbour : and how Aleck wanted part 
 
 of Constantino's lake, [anon.] L., 1871. 18°. . . 441.05 
 
 — - John justified : a reply to the " Fight in Dame Europa's 
 
 school," showing that there are always two sides to every 
 
 question, [anon.] L., 1871. 18°. . . . 441.05 ; 441.10 
 
 — John not so wrong after all : or, what he said for himself, or 
 
 could be said for him, to Dame Europa. [anon.] London, 
 
 1871. 18° 411.05 
 
 — John B — and Jonathan : an instructive story founded on 
 
 fact, [anon.] Exeter, (Engl.) 1871. 16°. . . 441.04 
 
 — John's tag in Dame Europa's school, [anon.] L.,1871. 18°. 441.05 
 
 — John's governor visits Dame Europa's school. A rejoinder to 
 
 'the Fight.' [anon.] Edinb., 1871. 16° . 441.10 ; 441.04 
 
 — John's letter to Dame Europa, expostulating against being 
 
 called a coward, [anon.] L., 1871. 18° 441.09 
 
 — John's uncle (a thoughtful old gentleman) thinks it time to 
 
 say a word : or, 1. How to conquer England ! 2. How to 
 defend England I 3. How to thrash the Prussians 1 Lond., 
 [1871.] 16° 441.04 
 
 — Last fight at Dame Christian's school : shewing how it was 
 
 that the English boy would not join in it. [anon.] London, 
 1871. 12°. «l-«9 
 
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404 
 
 DAME EUROPA'S SCHOOL - DANTE. 
 
 Dame Europa's School, continued. 
 
 Look before you leap ; or, another account of tho fight at 
 
 Dame Europa's school. By a present Etonian, [anon.] 
 London, 1871. 16° «1-W> 
 
 Louis' own account of the fight at Dame Europa's school. 
 
 [anon.] From the French. London, 1871. 16°. . 441.04 
 
 Mader John and his tenants ; or, what Sandy thought of the 
 
 matter. A letter from John Bull to Dame Europa, in which 
 he proves himself in the right. 2ded. [anon.) London, 
 1871. 16° 4* 1 - 06 
 
 — Mrs Britannia's defence of Johnny's conduct at Dame Eu- 
 
 ropa's school, [anon.] L., 1871. 16° 441.06 
 
 — Mrs. Brittou's letter touching the Europa troubles, [anon.] 
 
 London, 1871. 16° 441.06 
 
 — Mrs. Malaprop's military advice to the British people, [anon.] 
 
 London, 1871. 16° 441.04 
 
 — Part taken by the Irish boy in the fight at Dame Europa's 
 
 school, [anon.] Dublin; 1871. 16° 441.00 
 
 — iVa for all sides ; or, the views of a real neutral. By an 
 
 Etonian, [anon.) L„ 1871. 18° 441.05 
 
 — Public school : showing how it fared "with Johnnie after ho 
 
 ran away from Dame Europa's. [anon.] L., 1871. 18°. 441.05 
 
 — Recent fight in Europe street at the back of " Dame Europa's 
 
 school ;" showing how somebody went for "Berlin" wool 
 and got back shorn, [anon.] L., 1871. 16°. . . . 441. U6 
 
 — Row at Dame Europa's school. " Another account " by a 
 
 chum or Johnny Bull's, [anon.] L., 1871. 16°. . 441.06 
 
 — True version of the fight at Dame Europa's school. By an 
 
 Englishman, [anon.) L., 1871. 16° 441.04 
 
 — Voices from Salisbury plain ; or, who's to blame? By the 
 
 author of Poems in the Wiltshire dialect, [anon.] London, 
 1871. 18° 441.05 
 
 — W deli should John have helped? A conversation between 
 
 Dime Europa and Mrs. Falrplay. [aion.] L., 1871. 18°. 441.06 
 — - Wio's afraid? or all about the row in Dame Europa's school. 
 
 By an Eton boy. [anon.) L , 1871. 16° 441.04 
 
 — - " Wky Johuny didn't interfere." An answer to " The fight 
 
 at Dame Europa's school. '' [anon.] L., 1871. 18°. . 441.05 
 — ■ Widely different account of the fight in Dame Europa's 
 
 school. By an old bay. [anon.] L., 1871. 16°. . . 441.06 
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 — 'Account of the Philippines, 1686. [In Pinkerton, v. 11.] 926 11 
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 Hereditary character. Sensuality. Health Narcotics, etc 
 
 — Inflictive iuqairies in physiology, ethics, and eth- 
 
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 Evolution — natural selection. Law of intellectual progres- 
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 Dana (Charles Anderson). Household book of poetry. 
 New York, 18.38. 8° 1635.01 
 
 — H rasehold book of songs. See Bowman (F. C.) and Dana 
 
 (C A.) 1565.19 
 
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 2v. New York, 1850. 12° 5020.09 
 
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 Bwtou, 1857. 12° 4517 03 
 
 — To Cuba and back. B., 1859. 12°. . ! ' 1162 05 
 
 — Two ye trs before the mast. B., 1869. 12° 922 11 
 Dance ot death. See Fine arts (Dance of death.) 
 
 Dance ot death (English). See Combe iWm.) 2 v. 1815 1634 02 
 Dance of modern society. See Wilkinson (W. C.) . .'.642718 
 iJancing. Aw Amusements. [Dancing, p. 24 ) 
 Dandini (Girolamoj. Voyage to Mount LibanuB, 1680. [In Pin- 
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 Dandolo (Vincenzo, conte). Art of rearing silk-worms. 
 London, 1825. 8° 3931.10 
 
 Dangar (Rev. J. G.) Notes on the metric system of 
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 Daniel (the prophet). 
 
 — Pusey (KB. ) Daniel the prophet. 2ded. 1868. 3731.05 
 
 Reviewed in Lond. qu. rev., Jan., 1875. 
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 Daniel (Hermann Adalbert). Codex litvrgicvs ecclesise 
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 — Thesaurus hymnologicus. 5 v. in 3. Lipsiae, 1855-56 
 
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 Daniel (Samuel). Poems. Ed. with life, by A. Chalmers. [In 
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 — Select poems. Ed. by E. Sanford. [In Sanford (E.) Bi'iti6h 
 
 poets, v. 2, 1819.1 1691.02 
 
 Daniell (John Frederic). Meteorological observations. 
 
 2d ed., enlarged. L., 1827. 8°. . . . 4021.17 
 
 Daniell (Wrn.B.) Rural sports. 3 v. L.,1807. 8°. 4625.14 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Dogs and hunting, v. 2. Fishing and 
 
 angling, v. 3. Birds, gun. 
 
 Same. Supplement. L., 1813. 8°. . .4625.17 
 
 Daniels (J. M.) Life of Stonewall Jackson, [anon.] 
 
 New York, 1863. 12° 3087.02 
 
 Danilefski (A. J. Mikhailofsky). See Mikhailolsky-Danilefski. 
 Danilsen (A. F.) Mound in East Tennessee. [Smith, report, 
 
 1863.] 3936.18 
 
 Dann (J. T.) and Courvoisier (F. ) French comrmr- 
 oial correspondent. L., 1870. 8°. . . 6413.12 
 
 — and Gonzalez (G.) Spanish commercial correspond- 
 
 ent, London, 1871. 8° 6423.13 
 
 Dansey (Win. ) Horse Decanise mrales. Of rural deans. 
 
 2 v. London, 1835. sq. 8° 3541.16 
 
 Dante AJighieri La Divma commedia. 3 v. Venszia, 
 
 1784. 16° 7318.23 
 
 — • — Same. Eiveduta da B. Bianchi. Firenze, 1863. 
 
 12° 7318.29 
 
 Same. Le prime quattro edizioni della Diviia 
 
 commedia. Letteralmente ristampate. Per cuia 
 diG. G. Warren, lord Vernon. L.,1858. fol. 1634.28 
 Reviewed in Fraser's mag., v. 79, 1869. 
 
 — Die gottliche Komodie. Metrische uebeisetzung, 
 
 etc., von A. Kopische. Berlin, 1862. 12° 7318.31 
 
 — The Vision : or hell, purgatory, and paradise. Tr. 
 
 by H F. Cary. 2 v. [Sanford and Walsh. British 
 
 poets, v. 45-46. 1825.] 1691.15 
 
 Same. Tr. by H. F. Cary. 2 v. L.,1850. 16°. 1635.14 
 
 Same. New York, 1854. 12° 1635.13 
 
 Same. London, 1856. 12° 1635.16 
 
 Same. Divine comedy. Tr. by C. B. Cayley. 
 
 London, 1851-54. 16° 1635.06 
 
 1. Vision of Hell. 2. Purgatory. 3. Paradise. 
 Same. Notes on the translation by C. B. Cayley. 
 
 3 v. London, 1855. 16° 1635.24 
 
 — — Same. Tr. by H. W. Longfellow. 3 v. London, 
 
 1867. 16° 1634.25 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Inferno, v . 2. Purgatorio. v. 3. Paradise. 
 
 Same. Boston, 1871. 8° 1634.25a 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Nat. qu. rev., v. IS, 1867 ; N. A. rev., 
 July, 1867 ; Quar. rev., v. 126, 1869. 
 
 — — Same. Rendered into English, by F. Pollock. 
 
 London, 1854. 8' 1635.11 
 
 Same. Tr. into English verse by I. C. Wright. 
 
 3d ed. With engravings after Flaxman. London, 
 1854. 12°. ... 1635.10 
 
 Same. The trilogy ; or, Dante's three visions. 
 
 Inferno, or, the vision of Hell. Tr., with notes 
 and illus., by J. W. Thomas. L.,1859. 12°. 1636.0. 
 
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 Same. Pt. 1. The hell. Tr. into blank verse by 
 
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 1865. 16°. . 1635.09 
 
 — *L'Enfer, avec les dessins de Gustave Dore. Tr. 
 
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 du texte italien. Paris, 1865. fol. . . ., ^H'* 
 
 — *Le Purgatoire. Avec des dessins de G. Dore. Trad. 
 
 fr. de Pier-Angelo Fiorentino, accompagnee a" 
 texte italien. Paris, 1868. fol 1408. W 
 
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 405 
 
 _- Le Paradis. Avec les dessins de G. Dore. Trad, de 
 Pier-Angelo Florentine Accompagne du texte 
 italien. Paris, 1868. 8° 1468.19 
 
 — Lyrical poems. Vita nuova and Oonvito. Tr. by 0. 
 
 LyeU. London, 1845. 16° 1635.18 
 
 — Vita nuova. Tr., with notes, by T. Martin. Lond., 
 
 1862. sq. 16° 1635.19 
 
 Same. The new life. Tr. [with essays and notes] 
 
 by 0. E. Norton. B., 1867. 4°. . . .1635.12 
 Note.— The essays first appeared in Atlantic monthly, 
 
 v. 3, 1859. 
 Same. Tr- by D. G. Rossetti. [In his Early Italian poets, 
 
 London, 1861. 12'.] 1683.10 
 
 Reviewed in 1'raser's mag., v. 65, 1862. 
 Translations from Dante. By J. H. Merivale. [In his Poems, 
 
 v. 2.J 1605.20 
 
 — Aroux (M) Dante heretique, revolutionnaire et so- 
 
 cialiste. 1851 3016.14 
 
 — Balbo (C.) Life and times of. Tr. by F. J. Bunbury. 
 
 2 v. 1852 3046.12 
 
 — Botta ( V.) Dante as philosopher, patriot, and poet. 
 
 With an analysis of the Divina commedia. 
 1865 3016.11 
 
 — Penrose ( T. ) Sketoh of the lives and writings of D. , 
 
 etc. [anon.] 1790 3046.17 
 
 — Bossetti (M. F.) A shadow of Dante: an essay 
 
 towards studying himself, his world, and his pil- 
 grimage. 1871 1635.17 
 
 — Symonds (J. A.) Intr. to the study of D. 1872. 1636.06 
 
 — Alger ( W. R.) [In his Solitudes, etc., p. 213-223. 1867.] 2512.07 
 
 — Brown (S. G.) Dante. [In Characteristics of men of genius, 
 
 v. 1, p. 125-161. 1846.] 2516.19 
 
 — Brace (J.) Classic portraits, v. 2 3212.16 
 
 — Calvert {G. II.) Essays sesthetical. 1875 411.29 
 
 — Gray [J. C.) Essays. 1856 6123 03 
 
 — HaltamtA.H.) Remains, p. 317-434. 1863 2526 08 
 
 — Landor ( W. S.) Pentameron. [In his Works, v. 2.] .5047.03 
 
 — Lowell (J. R.) Among my books. 2d series. 1876. 2534.30 
 
 — Maeaulay (T. B.) Later essays. 2536.14 ;— Essays, v. 1. 2536.16 
 
 — Mazzini (J.) Minor works of Dante. [In his Writings, 
 
 V. 4.] 5053.11 
 
 — Oliphant (Mrs.) Makers of Florence, 1876 ; p. 1-71. . 537.21 
 
 — Shelleyi.il. tr.) Lives, etc., v. 1, 1835 3211.26 
 
 — Smith [J. C.) Miscellanies, old and new. 1876. . . 2512.28 
 
 See oho Blackwood's mag., v. 101, 1857 (Dante in English 
 terza rima ; review of versions by Cayley, Brooksbank, 
 W. Thomas, Ramsay, Ford, and Dayman) ; Contetn. rev., 
 Aug., 1874 (Dante, by R. Atkinson) ; Fraser's mag., v. 63, 
 1861 (Dante : his works and wanderings) ; v. 67, 1863 (Dante 
 and Beatiice, by M. Arnold) ; Lond. qu. rev., April, 1874 
 (Dante and his circle) : Gentlemau's mag. , Sept., 1873 (Ma- 
 caulay's estimate of Dante, iu his Essay on Miltou ; Mac- 
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 Hat. qu. rev., v. 1, 1860 : National rev., v. 15, 1862: N. A. 
 rev., v. 102, 1866 (Dante and his latest English translators : 
 Dayman, Ford, Rossetti, Parsons) ; North Brit, rev , v. 21, 
 1854 ; Putnam's mag., Feb., 1868 (Dante and his latest 
 translators : Parsons, Dayman, Longfellow) ; Westm. rev., 
 v. 86, 1866 (Review of work by Lamennais on Dante) ; v. 
 75, 1861 (Dante and sixteen of his English translators) ; 
 Winslow's Jour, of psy. med., v. 12, 1859 'A psychological 
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 Danvers (John Thierry). A picture of a republican 
 magistrate of the new school ; being a full length 
 likeness of Thomas Jefferson. New York, 1808. 
 
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 Note. — Title page wanting. 
 
 D'Anvers (N. ) Elementary history of art. New York, 
 1875. [1874.] 8° 1422.19 
 
 Daphnis and Chloe. See Longus. 
 
 D'Arblay ( Mme. F. B.) See Arblay (Ume. F. B. d'). 
 
 Darby (John), pseud. See Garretson (J. E.) 
 
 Darby (John Nelson). See article on Plymouth brethrenism in 
 Brit. qu. rev., Oct., 1873. 
 
 Darby (Win. ) Emigrant's guide to the western and 
 southwestern states and territories. New York, 
 1818. 8° 1134.11 
 
 Darby (Wm. Arthur). St. Peter never at Kome. 2d 
 ed. Manchester (Encj.), 1872. 8°. . .3424.11 
 
 Dare (Jeanne) or Joan of Arc. See Biography (p. 137) ; also 
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 Dard (Charlotte Adelaide Picard). Shipwreck of the Medusa ; 
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 Dares Phrygius. De bello Trojano. Cum notis et in- 
 terp. in usum Delphini, et indicibus. London, 
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 Darien, (Conn.) See Countries. (Darien, Conn.; p. 304.) 
 
 Danen (Isthmus of). United States. Natu/ department. 
 Ship canal between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. 
 Keports of surveys, by T. O. Selfridge. Wash., 
 
 187i - ±° 1156.16 
 
 «®" See also Panama (Isthmus of), p. 356. 
 Daring exploits and perilous adventures. Hartford 
 
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 Darling (James). Cyclopaedia bibliographica. v. 1. A-H. 
 
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 Darlington (Wm.) American weeds and useful plants. 
 
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 — Memorials of John Bartram and Humphrey Marshall. 
 
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 Darlingtonia California. See Torry (J.) 3937.06 
 
 Darnell (Elias). Journal of the defeat and captivity 
 
 of Kentucky volunteers and regulars, commanded 
 
 by Gen. Winchester, 1812-13. Ph., 1854. 18°. 581.18 
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 the Catholic church. With introd. and notes by 
 
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 Dartmouth college. Catalogue of officers and students. 
 
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 — Catalogus senatus academici et eorum qui munera 
 
 et officia gesserunt, etc. Hanoverae, 1861. 8°. 
 
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 mouth college, 1771 to [1867], with a brief history 
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 foreign orchids are fertilized by insects, and on the 
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 Dathavansa ; or history of the tooth-relic of Gotama 
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 Daubeny (Charles G. B. ) Lectures on Roman hus- 
 bandry. Oxford, 1857. 8° 6126.06 
 
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 physical science. Oxford, 1869. 18 c . . . 1635.26 
 
 — editor. Popular geography of plants. By E. M. C. 
 
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 Dauphins. Musgrave (G. At.) Pilgrimage, etc. 2 v. 1857 961.13 
 
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 Davenant (Charles). Political and commercial works. 
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 Essay on the East India trade, v. 1. 
 Essay upon the balance of power, v 3. 
 Essay upjn the probable metliods of making people gainers 
 
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 Essay upon right of making war, peace, and alliances, v. 3. 
 Essay upon universal monarchy, v. 4. 
 Essay upon ways and means, v. 1, 
 Essays upoa peace at home and war abroad, v. 4-5. 
 Reflections upon the constitution and management of the 
 
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 Report to the commissioners for taking the publick ac- 
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 Davenport (C A.) Gifts of genius : miscellany, by 
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 Davenport (Samuel). Engraving, [In British manufacturing 
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 Davies (John, D.D., rector of Gateshead). An estimate 
 of the human mind, as connected with the christ- 
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 Davies (Seo. John, rector of Wisbech). Of Keltic words used by 
 early Eoglish writers. [In Philol. soc. Proc, v. 6, 1852-53 
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 with the Indo-European class. [In Philol. soc, 1854] ;— 
 On the connection of the Keltic with the Teutonic lan- 
 guages, and especially with the Anglo-Saxon. [In Philol. 
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 the local names and the dialect of the county. [In Philol. 
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 Davies (Rev. John Llewellyn). Theology and morality. 
 
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 ian theory of duty. Weals points in utilitarianism. Nature 
 and prayer. The continuity of creation. Beginnings of 
 the church. Erastus and excommuuication. Pauperism 
 as produced by wealth. Combinations of agr. labourers. 
 Communism. 
 
 Davies (Rowland, dean of Ross). Journal, 1688-90. Ed. 
 byE. Oaulfield. L., Camden soc, 1857. 4°. 5113.22 
 
 Davies (Thomas). Dramatio miscellanies : consisting 
 of critical observations on several plays of Shakes- 
 peare : with a review of his principal characters, 
 as represented by Mr. Garrick and others. With 
 anecdotes of actors, etc. 3 v. Dublin, _1784. 
 
 8° 1714.22 
 
 v. 1. King John. Richard ii. Henry iv. Henry viii. 
 
 2. All's well that ends well. Jonson's " Every man in 
 his humor.'' Macbeth. Julius Csesar. King Lear. Antony 
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 of the deaf and dumb, Oct., 1855.] 5535.16 
 
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 Deane (Charles). The forms in issuing letters patent by the 
 
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 — Last will and test, of capt. John Smith. C.,1867. 4°. 
 
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 Debay (Auguste). Histoire naturelle de l'homme et 
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 (J.lx. ) 1847 1612 31 
 
 De Coetlogon (Dennis or Dionysius). Diogenes 
 at court: or the modern cynic. L.,1748. 8°. 252121 
 
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 guaranties and of principal and surety. Notes bv 
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 De-coo-dah (Traditions of;. See Pidgeon (Wm.) . . 567 03 
 
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 with glimpses of the olden times. With descrip- 
 tion of the route to Schroon lake, and the Adiron- 
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 — The Moabite stone. N. Y, 1871. 8°. . . 3543.23 
 
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 views expressed by Dr. J. G. Kohl. Albany, 1870. 
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 1855. 12° 3464.09 
 
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 1851-] 6094.24 
 
 — Private diary of D., and catalogue of his library of 
 mss. Ed. by J. O. Halliwell. L., Camden soc, 
 v. 19, 1849. 4°. 5112.19 
 
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 Deer-parks. Shirley (_E P.) Some account of Eng- 
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 Reginald Wyuford). 
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 — Daniel De Foe : his life, and recently discovered 
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 8° 5037.11 
 
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 DE FOE-DELEPIEERE' 
 
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 1743. 8° 3024.16 
 
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 1840. 18° 5032.01 
 
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 v. 11. Roxana ; or, the fortu- 
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 apparitions. 
 
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 15-16. Family instructor. 
 17-18. Complete English 
 
 tradesman. 
 
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 Campbell. 
 
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 3. Captain Singleton. 
 
 4. Moll Flanders. 
 
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 of Mrs. Veal. 
 
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 7. New voyage round the 
 
 world. 
 
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 ian Davis. 
 
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 London. Consolidator. 
 10. Polit. hist, of the devil. 
 
 — System of magick. L., 1728. 8° 3813.05 
 
 — True collection of [his] writings, [anon.] London, 
 
 1703. 8 3 5032.23 
 
 Contents : The true-born Englishman, a satyr. Mock- 
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 Character of Dr. Samuel Annesley. Spanish descent, poem. 
 Freeholders plea against stock-jobbiug elections of parlia- 
 ment men. Reasons against a war with France. A standing 
 army, with consent of parliament, not inconsistent with a 
 free governmeut. Danger of the protestant religion. Vil- 
 lainy of stock-jobbing detected. Six distinguishing char- 
 acters of a parliament man. Poor man's plea. Occasional 
 conformity of dissenters. Two great questions : 1. What 
 the French king will do, with respect to the Spanish mon- 
 archy? 2. What measures the English ought to take. En- 
 quiry into occasional conformity. Newtest of the church 
 of England's loyalty. Shortest way with dissenters. 
 
 — Vie et aventures surprenantes de Robinson Crusoe. 
 
 [Garnier. Voyages imag., v. 1-3. Amst. [Paris], 
 1787. 8°.] 7027.01 
 
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 plague in London. Everybody's business is nobody's busi- 
 ness. Apparition of Mrs. Veal. Shortest way with dis- 
 senters. Giving alms no charity. Complete English trades- 
 man. True born Englishman. A hymn to the pillory. 
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 free traders. London, [n.d] 8°. . . . 5093.17 
 
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 1754 3561.17 
 
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 their mental characteristics) ; and essays on Shakspere's 
 
 Richard III. {See under Shakspere.) 
 Degerando (M. J.) See Gerando (M. J. de). 
 Degge (Sir Simon). The parson's counsellor ; with 
 
 the law of tithes. 7th ed., by C. Ellis. London 
 
 „ J*'®- V 3543.25 
 
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 martial, etc. N. V., 1863. 8° 5635 01 
 
 Deioides (The). See Cohen (J.) 1872 3543 19 
 
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 From the French [by Anne Plumptro]. London, 
 
 1722. 12°. ["Tracts on the plague," v. 2.] 4334.20 
 Deipnosophists (The). See Athenaeus. 3 v. 1854. . 2512 14 
 
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 1868. 8' 
 
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 °?? U Z ts •' \. *' ^ & ™ iT - Pleasant comedie of the gentle 
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 untrussing of the humorous poet. Magnificent entertain- 
 ment given to king James, v. 2. The honest whore. The 
 whore of Babylon. Westward-hoe. v. 3. Northward-hoe 
 Famous history of Sir Thomas Wyat. The roaring girl' 
 London triumphing. If this be not a good play the diveli 
 is in it. v. 4. The virgin martyr. Britannia's honor. Lon- 
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 Sun's darling. Witch of Edmonton. 
 
 — A knight's conjuring. Ed. by E. F. Eimbault 
 
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 Ed., with notes, by K. Mallet. London. 1872' 
 12° 4002.02 
 
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 De La Beche (Sir Henry Thomas). Geological ob- 
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 — Les enfants de la Providence, ou aventures de trois 
 
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 1870. 12° 7004.16 
 
 Delafield (John, jr.) Inquiry into the origin of the 
 
 antiquities of America. N. Y, 1839. 4°. 568.10 
 Delafield (Kichard). Keport on the art of war in 
 
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 Delambre (Jean Baptiste Joseph). Histoire de l'as- 
 
 tronomie ancienne. 2 v. P., 1817. 4°. . 4037.01 
 
 Same. Au moyen age. P., 1819. 4°. . 4037.04 
 
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 — Fourier {J.) Memoir of D. [In Sm. rep., 1864.] . . 
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 gov. of the province of New York. [In O'Callaghan (E. B.) 
 
 Doc. history of N. Y., v. 4.] 614.04 
 
 Delaunay (Charles Eugene). Velocity of light. [Smith, report, 
 
 1864.] 8936.19 
 
 Delavigne (Jean Francois Casimir) . Demiers chants. 
 Poemes et ballades sur l'ltalie. Notice par G. De- 
 lavigne. Paris, [n.&] 12° 7043.11 
 
 — (Euvres completes. Nouv. ed. 4 v. Paris, 1866-70. 
 
 12° 7043.07 
 
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 Dubois, referee. 7 v. N. Y., 1858. 8°. . 
 
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 — Historical difficulties and contested events. Lcma., 
 
 18GS. 12° 2521.27 
 
 Contents : Colossus of Rhodes. Belisarius. Alexandrian 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
DELE PIER RE -DEMOSTHENES 
 
 411 
 
 library. Pope Joan. Abelard and Eloisa. William Tell. 
 
 Petrarch and Laura. Jean d'Aro. Charles V. of Spain. 
 
 Francis I. and countess of Chateaubriand. Inventor of 
 
 the steam engine. Galileo. 
 _ Sketch of Flemish literature. L., 1860. 8°. 2733.05 
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 De Liefde (John). The great Dutch admirals. Lond., 
 
 1873. 12° 3212.13 
 
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 0. Tromp, Witte Cornells de With, De Buyter, Evertsen. 
 _ Eomanee of cliarity. L., 1867. 12°. . .5825.10 
 
 — Six months among the charities of Europe. 2 v. 
 
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 Deligny (Eugene). La grande dame et la Normande. 
 
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 — Le secret de M. de Boissonnange. Paris, 1870. 
 
 12° 7011.33 
 
 Delille (Jacques). (Euvres. Nouv. ed. 16 v. Paris, 
 
 1821. 8° 5031.01 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Poesies fugitives, v. 2. Les Georgiques 
 de Virgile. Trad. Latin en regard. 4-6. L'Eneide de Vir- 
 gile. Trad. Latin en regard, 4 v. 7. Les Jardins, poeme. 
 8-9. L'Imaginatiou, poeme. 10-11. Les trois regnes, 
 poeme. 12. Malheur et pitie. 13-15. Paradis perdu de Mil- 
 ton trad. Teste anglaise en regard. 16. Essai sur l'homme 
 de Pope, trad. Texte anglaise en regard. 
 Delirium tremens (Horrors of). See Root (J.) 1844. . .3587.22 
 Delitzsch (Franz Julius). Biblical commentary on 
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 — Biblical commentary of Job. From the German, by 
 
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 Dellon (C. ) History of the inquisition at Goa. Tr. by 
 [H. Wharton]. L., 1688. 4°. . . . . 3126.25 
 Delmar (Alexander). A warning to the people. The 
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 plosion. N. Y., 1861. 16° 
 
 — What is free trade? By Emile Walter, [pseud.] 
 
 New York, 1867. 12° 5912.11 
 
 — editor. See Social science review. 
 
 Delmard (Sophia Dnberly). Village life in Switzerland. 
 London, 1865. 12° 982.04 
 
 De Lolme (John Lewis or Jean Louis). The constitu- 
 tion of England. Ed. by W. H Hughes. London, 
 1834. 8° 5717.05 
 
 — History of the flagellants ; a paraphrase and com- 
 
 mentary on the Historia flagellantium of Boileau. 
 
 [anon.] London, 1777. 4° 5818.26 
 
 Deloney (Thomas). Garland of good-will. Ed. by J. H. 
 Dixon. L., 1851. 16°. [Percy soc, v. 30.] 5060.30 
 
 — Strange histories, or songes and sonets. London, 
 
 1811. 16°. [Percy soc, v. 3.] ... 5060.03 
 Delord (Taxile). Histoire du second empire. (1848- 
 
 1869.) 4 v. Paris, 1869. 8° 517.22 
 
 Delpha (A.) French drama. London, 1818. 8". [In Pamphleteer, 
 
 v. 12, p. 49-77.] 5058.12 
 
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 Deltuf (Paul). La comtesse de Silva. Paris, [n.d.~\ 
 16° 7004.28 
 
 — Fides. [Fr.] Paris, 1865. 12° 7004.27 
 
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 — Walker (W. B.) Cyclical deluges : geological phe- 
 
 nomena, etc. 1871 4112.37 
 
 4S» See also Biblical, relig., and eccl. lit. (Deluge, p. 83.) 
 Delusions. 
 
 — Browne (Sir T.) Vulgar and common errors. [In his Works, 
 
 V. 1-2.] 5022.13 
 
 — Carpenter ( W. B.) Epidemic delusions. [In Popular science 
 
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 folly). 2516.04 
 
 — Davenport (R. A.) Delusions, impostures, and de- 
 
 ceptions ; with remarkable instances of credulity 
 1869 3813.20 
 
 — Figuier (L.) Histoire du merveilleux dans les temps 
 
 modernes. 2eed. 4 v. 1860 3812.21 
 
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 vining rod ;— Hallucinations ;— Humbugs ;— Impostures ; 
 
 — Occult sciences ; — Spiritualism ; — Superstitions ; — 
 
 Witchcraft ;— Animal magnetism. 
 Delvau (Alfred). Collection de romans de chevalerie, 
 
 mis en prose francaise moderne. 4 v. Paris, 1869. 
 
 sm. fol 5038.10 
 
 DeMan(E. F.) The "beetroot sugar" question. 
 
 London, 1870. 8° 3931.43 
 
 — Flax ; its cultivation and management. London, 
 
 1851. 8° 5093.21 
 
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 don, [1869.] 12° 3097.25 
 
 — William Tyndale : a biography. L.,[ji.d.j 8°. 3173.23 
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 the Crimea ; through Hungary, Wallachia, and 
 
 Moldavia, 1837. 2 v. L., 1853. 8°. . . 997.14 
 
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 ertyj etc ) 
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 Democracy in France. See Guizot (F. P. G.) .... 6727.29 
 
 Democrat (The). See Pye (J. H.) 6722.15 
 
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 Democratic review ("United States magazine and), 
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 on t. p. 'United States review, v. 1-6 ;' v. 37 is 'United 
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 'New series, v. 40-41.' 
 Demogeot (Jacques). Histoire.de la litterature Fran- 
 caise. P., 1870. 12° 2731.21 
 
 — History of French literature : adapted from the 
 
 French by C. Bridge. Phil., 1874. 8°. 2731.22 
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 entries under Spiritualism, 
 Demophilus, (the Fylharjorean). Pythagoric sentences. 
 
 Tr. by T. Taylor. L., 1793. 8°. 3587.27 ; 3817.10 
 
 — Similitudines. Gr. et Lat. [ In Fragmenta philos. 
 
 v. 1. Didot] 7766.04 
 
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 De Morgan (Augustus). Arithmetical books from the 
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 brief notices. L., 1847. 12°. 2722.29 
 
 _ Book of almanacs. L., 1851. obi. 24°. . . 6722.22 
 A Budget of paradoxes. [Mathematical and miscel- 
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 — An Essay on probabilities. L., 1840. 16°. 5931.01 
 
 — Formal logic. London, 1847. 8° 5428.22 
 
 Mathematics : their value in education. [In Central soc. of 
 
 education, v. 1, 1837].— Professional mathematics. [In v. 2, 
 1838.] • •• 5513.04 
 
 — Syllabus of a proposed system of logic. London, 
 
 1860. 8° 5093.15 
 
 De Morgan (Mrs. Augustus). From matter to spirit. 
 
 [anon.] London, 1863. 12° 3811.07 
 
 Demosthenes. Against Leptines, Androtion, and Ar- 
 istae .-ates. Tr. by C. E. Kennedy. London, Bohn, 
 1856 12° 6314.18 
 
 — Opera Gr! et Lat. Ed. J. T. Voemelius. Parisiis, 
 
 Didot, 1857. 8° • • 7764.12 
 
 — Demosthenes. [Greek text] With an English com- 
 
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 [Long's Bibl. class.] 1 tbd.UA 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Preface. MeofD. Chronol table. 
 Libaniou upotheseis. Olynthiacs. Philippic i. De pace. 
 Philippic ii. On Halounesus. On the Chersonese. Philip- 
 pic Hi. iv. Answer to the letter of Philip. On the regula- 
 tion of the state. The Propyleea. The Parthenon Speech 
 on the symmorias. The trierarchy. On the liberty of the 
 Rhodians. Mausolus and the Mausoleum. For the Mega- 
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 v 2 On the embassy. Against Leptines, Meidias, An- 
 drotion Aristocrates, Timocrates, Aristogeiton. 
 
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412 
 
 DEMOSTHENES-DE QUINCEY 
 
 — Orations Tr. by T. Leland. 2 v. New York, 1831. 
 
 -^yo 6321.05 
 
 Orations on the crown, and on the embassy. Tr. 
 
 with notes, etc., by C. R. Kennedy. London, 
 Sohn, 1858. 12° 6314.20 
 
 — Orations [private and other] against Timocrates, 
 
 Aristogiton, Aphobus, Onetor, Zenothemis, Apa- 
 turius, Phormis, Laoritus, Pantaanetus ; Nausi- 
 maehus, Boeotus, Spudias, Phsenippus ; and for 
 Phormio. Tr. by OR. Kennedy. London, Sohn, 
 1861. 12°. . 6314.19 
 
 — Brougham (B., lord). Contributions, v. 1. p. 25-59. . 2517.06 
 
 — Oraii (J. C.) Essays, etc. 1856 6123.03 
 
 — Felton [C. C.) [In his Greece, V. 2, 1867 ; p. 219-248.] . 426.12 
 Lucian. Encomium on D. [In his Works. Tr. by Franklin. 
 
 v. 2, 1718 ; p. 512-528.] 5058.17 
 
 Legar'e (H". S.) Demosthenes, the man, the statesman, and 
 
 the orator. [In his Writings, v. 1.] 5047.06 
 
 — Plutarch. Demosthenes [In his Lives, Tr. by Langhorne. v. 
 
 6 of 3146.17 ; V. 5 of 3145.22 ; v. 4 of 3145.08.] 
 
 D. and Cicero compared. [In his Lives, v. 5 of 3146.17 ; v. 5 
 
 of 3145.22 ; V. 4 of 3145.08.] 
 Bapin {B.) Comparison of Demosthenes and Cicero for elo- 
 quence. [In his Works, v. 1.] 6064.11 
 
 See also Bentley's miscel., v. 30, 1851 ; National rev., v. 
 
 12 1861, p. 99-129 ; also Literature {Greek) ; and the histories 
 
 of Greece by Grote (v. 11-12), and by Curtius (v. 5). 
 
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 — Rudimentary treatise on the drainage of towns and 
 
 buildings. London, Weak, 1854. 16°. . . 3934.07 
 
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 1857. 16° 3926.15 
 
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 1850. 16° 3934.05 
 
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 1870. 12° 933.05 
 
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 Note (from the Boston Athenamm catalogue). — Miss D. is 
 the author of the articles on Diirer {in Ed. rev., July, 1861) ; 
 Rubens (Jan., 1863) ; Bonstetten (Apr., 1864) ; Anjou (Jan., 
 1868) ; English vers de societe {in N. Brit, rev., Sept., 
 1867) ; Mistral's Mereio (June, 1868) ; Mme. du Plessis- 
 Mornay (April, 1871). 
 
 Denarius. See Arts ( Useful : Weights and measures, p. 48). 
 
 Dendy (Walter Cooper). Philosophy of mystery. New 
 York, 1817. 12° 3813.06 
 
 Denham (Dixon) and Clappertcn (H.) Travels in 
 Northern and Central Africa, 1822-24. 2 v. London, 
 1826. 8° 1094.04 
 
 Denham (Sir John). Poems, Life, by S. Johnson. [In Chalmers 
 (A.) English poets, v. 7. 1810.] 1626 07 
 
 — Works. [In Sanford (E.) and Walsh (B.) British poets, v. 6. 
 
 1819.] 1691.06 
 
 Denham (Michael Aislabie). Proverbs and sayings 
 relating to the seasons, the weather, and agri. pur- 
 suits. L.,1846. 16°. [Percy society, v. 20.] 5060.20 
 Denina (Giacomo Maria Carlo). Essay on the revolu- 
 tions of literature. Tr. by J. Murdock. London, 
 
 1771. 16° 1631.16 
 
 Denis (Ferdinand). Bre'sil. P.,1837.8°.[Univers.]901.17 
 
 — Les Californies, fOregon, et les Possessions russes 
 
 en Amerique, les lies Noutka et la Reine Charlotte. 
 Paris, 1819. 8°. [Univers.] 901.12 
 
 — Portugal. Paris, 1846. 8° [Univers.] . . 902.27 
 Denis (Jacques). Histoire des theories et des idees 
 
 morales dans l'antiquite". 2 v. P., 1856. 8°. 5433.26 
 Denison (Charles W. ) The tanner-boy : U. S. Grant. By 
 Major Pennyman. [pseud.] B., 1846. 16°. 3067.21 
 Denison (Edmund Beckett). Astronomy without ma- 
 thematics. Ed., with notes, by P. E. Chase. New 
 York, 1869. 12° 4016.06 
 
 — Treatise on clocks and watches, and bells. London, 
 
 I860. 16° 3932.20 
 
 Denison (Edward). Letters and other writings. Ed. 
 
 by Sir B. Leighton. 2d ed. L, 1872. 8°. 5828.04 
 Denmark. See Countries (p. 304) ;— Poetry. 
 Dennis (George). Cities and cemeteries of Etruria. 
 
 New ed. a v. London, 1878, 8°. . . . 437.13 
 
 — Hand-book for Sicily. Murray. 1864. . 981.00 
 
 — A summer in Andalucia. \anon.'] 2 v. in 1. London, 
 
 1839. 8° 985.22 
 
 Dennis (John, Enql. critic, b. 1057, d. 1734). Select 
 
 works. 2 v. London, 1718. 8°. . . . 5044.20 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Poems. Priestcraft dangerous. Essay upon 
 
 public spirit. Essay on the opera. 2. Dramas. Priestcraft 
 
 distinguished from Christianity. Grounds of criticism hi 
 poetry. Letters. 
 
 — Usefulness of the stage. L., 1698. 12°. In 1731.29 
 
 — Disraeli (7.) Miscellanies, 1796 2522.28 
 
 — Talfourd (T. N.) Essays, p. 35-43. 1852 2547.14 
 
 Dennison (Sir Wm.) Varieties of vice-regal life. [Van 
 
 Diemen's Land, Norfolk Island, India.] 2 v. 
 London, 1870. 8° 1035.22 
 
 Dennistoun (James). Memoirs of the dukes of Urbi- 
 no, 1440-1630. 3 v. London, 1851. 8°. . 534.21 
 
 Denominational reason why. 8th ed. London, 1866 
 12° 3412.19 
 
 Denominations and sects. See Biblical and relig. lit. (p. 83). 
 
 Denon (Dominique Vivant). Voyages dans la basse et 
 la haute Egypte, pendant les eampagne? de Bona- 
 parte. Londres, 1809. 4°. Planches, fol. 1076.22 
 
 Dent (Edward J. ) Description of the dipleidoscope, 
 or double-reflecting meridian and altitude instru- 
 ment. London, 1S43. 8° 5093.19 
 
 Dentistry. See Medicine. {Teeth.) 
 
 Denton (Daniel). Brief description of New York, 1670. 
 New ed., by G. Purman. N. Y., 1845. 8°. 614.11 
 
 Denton (J. Bailey). Sanitary works and sewage utiliza- 
 tion. London, 1869. 8° 3934.07* 
 
 — Sewage farming : no. 1. L., 1870. 8°. . 3934.07J 
 Denton (Wm. and Eliz. M. F.) The soul of things ; 
 
 or psychometric researches. 3d ed. Boston, 1866. 
 
 12° 3814.16 
 
 Denton chapel, (Manchester). 
 
 — Booker (J.) History of. [In Chetham misc., v. 2, 1855.] 6094.38 
 De Peyster (John Watts). History of the life of 
 
 Leonard Torstenson, Swedish general. Pough- 
 keepsie, 1855. 8° 3173.19 
 
 — Personal and military history of Philip Kearney. 
 
 New York, 1869. 8°. ....... 3095.18 
 
 — Same. 2d ed. N. Y, 1870. 8°. . . . 3095.18a 
 
 — Anniv. address before the 3d army corps union, 5th May, 
 
 1875. N. Y., 1875. 4° 646.16 
 
 — Ancient, mediaeval, and modern Netherlands. A series of 
 
 pamphlets. No. 1. History of the Menapii j and of the 
 "Franks," p. 1-64. Poughkeepsie, 1859. 8°. . . . 6031.17 
 
 — La Royale. Part vn. Cumberland church, or the heights of 
 
 Farmville : the last stricken field of the army of northern 
 Virginia, 7th April, 1865. N. Y., 1874. 4° 646.17 
 
 — Maj .-gen. Philip Schuyler, and the Burgoyne campaign, 1777. 
 
 Address before the N. ¥. hist. soc. N. Y., 1877. 8°. 6031.17 
 
 — Nashville the decisive battle of the rebellion. [Address before 
 
 the N. Y. hist, soc, Jan., 4, 1876.] [n.p.ord.] 8°. . 5031.17 
 
 — Organization of the militia, [n.p.ord.] 4°. ... 646.17 
 
 — Practical strategy, as illus. by achievements of field marshal 
 
 Traun. CatskiU, 1863. 8° 6031.17 
 
 — Proofs considered of the early settlement of Acadie by the 
 
 Dutch. [Tivoli, N. Y., 1858.] 8° 5031.17 
 
 — Report on the organization of the French and Florentine fire 
 
 departments, [p. 29-65. n.t p.] 646.17 
 
 — Reunion of post Phil. Kearney, Men. 25, 1868 : address. Hew 
 
 York, 1868. 8° 6031.17 
 
 — Secession in Switzerland and in the United States compared. 
 
 Catskill, 1864. 8° 6031.17 
 
 — Sketch of Gen. Robert McAllister. [From 'Representative 
 
 men.' 10 pp.] 4° 646.16 
 
 — State sovereignty. 8 pp. [Repr. from Yonkers gazette, n.p. 
 
 ord.) 8°. . . . . 5031.17 
 
 — Sketch of Gen. George H.Thomas. [From ' Representative 
 
 men. 10 pp.] 4°. . 646.16 
 
 Depping (Guillaume). Wonders of bodily strength and 
 skill, in all ages and countries. Tr. and enl. by C. 
 Russell. London and New York, 1870. 12°. 4613.25 
 De Pradt. See Pradt. 
 
 Depths of the sea. See Thomson (C. W.) 1873. . . . 4828.20 
 Depuy (H. W.) Ethan Allen and the Green mountain 
 
 heroes of '76. B., 1853. 12° 3013.21 
 
 De Quincey (Thomas). Art of conversation and other 
 
 papers. Edin. , 1863. 12° 2523.29 
 
 Contents : Letters to a young man -whose education has 
 been neglected. Orthographic mutineers. John Paul 
 Richter. Art of conversation. Presence of mind. On the 
 knocking at the gate in Macbeth. The Antigone of Sopho- 
 cles. Traditions of the Rabbins. Modern Greece. 
 
 — Autobiographic sketches, 1790-1803. Boston, 1856. 
 
 16°. 2522.02 
 
 Contents : The afflictions of childhood. Introd. to the 
 world of strife. Infant literature. Female infidel. PutWio 
 school. I enter the world. The nation of London. Dublin. 
 First rebellion in Ireland. French invasion of Ireland, ana 
 Becond rebellion. Travelling. My brother. Premature 
 manhood. 
 
 Same. Edin., 1863. 12° 2523.30 
 
 Contents : Same as foregoing ed., with addition of ' Lax- 
 ton ' and ' The priory.'' no „, 
 
 — Beauties ; from [his] writings. B.,1862. 12°. 2522.01 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
DE QUINCEY - DESNOIRESTERRES 
 
 413 
 
 ■ Biographical essays. B., 1851. 16°. . . 2522.04 
 Contents • Shakspeare. Pope. Lamb. Goethe. Schiller. 
 
 . The Otesars. Boston, 1851. 16° 2522.05 
 
 Coleridge and opium-eating, and other writings. 
 
 Edin.Tl883. 12° 2523.27 
 
 Contents : Prefatory note on Coleridge. Ceylon. The king 
 of Hayti. Coleridge and opium-eating. Toilette of the He- 
 brew lady. National temperance movements. Milton versus 
 Southey and Landor. The fatal marksman. On Christianity 
 as an orgau of political movement. Notes on Godwin, Fos- 
 ter and Hazlitt. Falsification of English history. 
 
 - Confessions of an English opium-eater. Edinburgh, 
 
 1862. 16° 2523.17 
 
 Note. — Repr. from Blackwood's mag., v. 67-58, 1845. 
 
 - Confessions of an English opium-eater, and Suspiria 
 
 deprofundis. Boston, 1853. 16°. . . 2522.20 
 
 - Essavs on philosophical writers. 2 v. Boston, 1854. 
 
 16* . 2522.18 
 
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 Eichter. Lessing. 2. Bentley. Parr. 
 
 - Essavs on the poets and other writers. Boston, 
 
 1853. 16°. 2522.06 
 
 Contents : Wordsworth. Shelley. Keats. Goldsmith. Pope. 
 
 Godwin. Hazlitt. Landor. 
 
 - Hist, and critical essays. 2 v. B., 1853. 16°. 2522.07 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Philosophy of Eoman history. The Es- 
 senes. Philosophy of Herodotus. Plato's republic. Homer 
 and tee Homeridse. 2. Cicero. Style. Rhetoric. Secret 
 societies. 
 
 - Klosterheim. See Memorials, etc., v. 2 ; below. 
 
 - Letters to a young man , and other papers. Boston, 
 
 1854. 16° 2522.09 
 
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 versation. Language. French and English manners. Cali- 
 fornia and the gold mania. Ceylon. Presence of mind. 
 
 - Life and manners. Boston, 1851. 12°. . .2522.10 
 
 Contents : Early days. London. Ireland. The Irish rebel- 
 lion. Premature manhood. Travelling. My brother. Ox- 
 ford. German literature. 
 
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 in 'Autobiographic sketches.' 
 
 - Literary reminiscences. 2 v. B., 1852. 16°. 2522.11 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Literary novitiate. Sir Humphrey Davy. 
 Wm. Godwin. Mrs. Grant. Recollections of Charles Lamb. 
 WaUadmor. Coleridge. Wordsworth. 2. Wordsworth and 
 Southey. Southey, Wordsworth, and Coleridge. Recollec- 
 tions of Grasmere. The Saracen'B head. Society of the 
 lakes. Charles Lloyd. Walking Stewart Edward Irving. 
 Wordsworth. Talfourd. The London magazine. Julius. 
 Clare. Cunningham. Libellous attack by a London journal. 
 Duelling. 
 
 - Logic of political economy and other papers. Boston, 
 
 1859. 16° 
 
 Contents : Logic of political economy. Life of Milton. 
 The Suliotes. The fatal marksman. The incognito. The 
 dice. The king of Haytl. 
 
 - Memorials and other papers. 2 v. Boston, 1856. 
 
 16° 2522.13 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Explanatory notices. Orphan heiress. 
 Oxford. Pagan oracles. Revolution of Greece. 2. Kloster- 
 heim. The Sphinx's riddle. Templar's dialogues on politi- 
 cal economy. 
 
 - Miscellaneous essays. Boston, 1851. 12°. .2522.15 
 
 Contents : On knocking at the gate, in Macbeth. Murder 
 as one of the fine arts. Joan of Arc. English mail coach. 
 Vision of sudden death. Dinner, real and reputed 
 
 - Narrative and miscellaneous papers. 2 v. Boston, 
 
 1853. 16° . 2522.16 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Household wreck. Spanish nun. Flight 
 of a Tartar tribe. 2. Heavens as revealed by Rosse's 
 telescopes. Modern superstitions. Coleridge and opium 
 eating. Temperance movement. On war. Last days of Im- 
 manuel Kant. 
 
 - Note book of an English opium-eater. Boston, 1855. 
 
 16° 2522.17 
 
 Contents : Three memorable murders. True relation of 
 the Bible to merely human science. Schlosser's liteiary 
 history of the 18th century. The Antigone of Sophocles. 
 The marquess Wellesley. Milton vs. Southey and Landor. 
 Falsifications of English history. Peripatetic philosopher. 
 On suicide. Superficial knowledge. English dictionaries. 
 Dryden's Hexastich. Pope's retort upon Addison. 
 
 - Suspiria de profundis, and other miscellaneous writ- 
 
 ings. Edin., 1871. 12° 2523.32 
 
 Contents : Suspiria de profundis. Memorial chronology. 
 Portrait gallery : Prof. John Wilson ; Sir Wm. Hamilton. 
 California. China. Literary reminiscences. WaUadmor. 
 The juggernaut of social life. The avenger. Translations 
 from the German : 1. Historico-critical inquiry into the 
 Roaicrucians and the free-masons. 2. Kant on national 
 character in relation to the sense of the sublime and the 
 beautiful. Notes from the pocket-book of a late opium- 
 
 - Theological essays. 2 v. Boston, 1854. 12°. 3543.20 
 
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 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER 
 
 movement. Protestantism. On the supposed Scriptural 
 expression for eternity. Judas Iscariot. Hume's Argument 
 . against Miracles. Casuistry. Greece under the RomanB. 
 2. Secession from church of Scotland. Toilette of the He- 
 brew lady. Milton. Charlemagne. Modern Greece. Lord 
 Carlisle on Pope. 
 
 — WaUadmor. See Suspiria, etc. ; above 2523.32 
 
 Note.—- Freely translated ' from the German of Haring. 
 
 — Bayne (P.) T. De Quincey and his works. [In B.'s Essavs 
 v. 1, 1857, p. 15-50.] ... 2513 ui 
 
 — Gdes (II.) Illustrations of genius, p. 300-362. 1854. . 2526.03 
 
 — Masson (D.) Wordsworth, etc 1874. ... . 2536.'20 
 
 — Stephen (L.) Hours in a library. 1875 .2543 31 
 
 Note.— Repr. fr. Fortn rev., v. 15, 1871, or Littell, 1871. v. 2. 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 12, 1863 (by H. W. Aldeu) ; 
 Bentley's miscel., v. 37, 1855 ; Eclectic (from Examiner)' 
 v. 27, 1852 ; Fraser's mag., v. 62-63, 1860 (2 art.), or Littell] 
 1861, v. 1 ; Nat. quar. rev., v. 22, 1871 ; N. A. rev., v. 74, 
 1852 ; v. 88, 1859 : N. Brit, rev., v. 39, 1863 ; Quar. rev., v. 
 110, 1861, or Littell, 1861, v. 3; Westm. rev., v. 61, 1854, or 
 Littell, v. 5, 1854. 
 
 De Rheims (J. F. H.) First practical lines in geometri- 
 cal drawing. London, 1865. 8°. . . . 3924.31 
 
 Derby (Nelson L.) Report on architecture and materials. [IT. S. 
 com. to Vienna exhib. , v 4,1875 3916.18 
 
 Derby {Earls of). See Biography (p. 138). 
 
 Derbyshire. See Countries. [Derbyshire, p. 304.) 
 
 Derenzy (George Webb). Enchiridion ; or, a hand for the one- 
 handed. London, 1823. 8°. [In Pamphleteer, v. 22.) 6058.23 
 
 Dermot Mac Morrogh, or the conquest of Ireland : a poem. See 
 Adams (J. Q.) 5093.04 
 
 Derrick and drill : petroleum. See Morris (E.) 1865. . 3933.24 
 
 Dervishes. 
 
 — Brown (John P.) The dervishes ; or oriental spirit- 
 ism. 1868 3524.24 
 
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 New monthly mag., v. 22, 1828 (Dancing and howling der- 
 vishes of Constantinople) ; and works on Turkey. 
 
 Desaguliers (J.T. ) Course of experimental philosophy. 
 2d ed. 2 v. London, 1745. 4° 4028.01 
 
 De Sanctis (L.) Rome, christian and papal. New 
 York, 1856. 12° 3426.15 
 
 Desarbres (Ne're"e). Deux siecles a l'opera, (1669-1868). 
 Paris, 1868. 12° 1562.06 
 
 De Saulcy (L. F. J. C.) See Saulcy (L. F. J. 0. de). 
 
 Descamps (Jean Baptiste). La vie des peintres fla- 
 mands, allemands et hollandois. 5 v. P., 1753-69. 
 12° 1434.05 
 
 Descartes [Lat. Cartesius] (Bene). Discourse on me- 
 thod. From the French, with an introd. 3d ed. 
 
 Edin., 1866. 12° 5412.21 
 
 Reviewed by Prof. Huxley in Macmillan's mag., May, 
 1870 ; and in his Lay sermons [4712.15]. 
 
 — Meditations. Tr. by W. R. Walker. [In Journal of spec, 
 philos., v. 4, 1870 ; 4 articles.] 
 
 — Meditations ; and selections from the Principles of 
 philosophy. From the Latin, with notes. Newed. 
 Edin., 1867. 12° 5412.21 
 
 — Sur la methode. Meditations. Traite des passions. 
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 — Alger (W. R.) Solitudes, etc., p. 239-242. 1867. . . . 2512.07 
 
 — Daniel (&.) A voyage to the world of Cartesius. Tr. 
 by T. Taylor. 1694 5412.13 
 
 — Huxley (T H.) On the hypothesis [of Descartes] that ani- 
 mals are automata. [In Fortn. rev., Nov. 1, 1874.] 
 
 — Sainte- Germain (B. de). Descartes considere comme 
 physiologiste et comme me'decin. 1869. . 4326.10 
 
 — Stephen (£.) Hist, of English thought, v. 1. 5426.26 
 See also Eclectic mag., v. 26, 1852 (Historical position of 
 
 D.) ; Ed. rev., v. 95 (Genius and writings of D. by H. 
 Rogers) ; Revue des d. mondes, Jan. 1868 (par P. Janet) ;— 
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 Descent. See Law. (Descent.) 
 
 Descent of man. See Darwin (Charles) 4712.17 
 
 Deschanel (Augustin Privat). ' Elementary treatise 
 
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 Des Guays (J. F. E. Le Bois). See Le Bois Des Guays. 
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 Des Landes (L. ) Manhood, the causes of its prema- 
 ture decline. B., 1845. 18° 4331.09 
 
 Deslys (Charles). Le Roy d'Yvetot. 2 v. Pans, 1866. 
 
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 Desnoiresterres (Gustave). Voltaire a la cour. Paris, 
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 Des Perriers (Bonaventure). Cymbalum mundi ; or 
 
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 D'Estrees. See Estrees (Gabrielle d'). 
 
 Dastutt de Tracy (Antoine Louis Claude, Comte). 
 
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 ideology.' Georgetown, 1817. 8°. . . . 5932.14 
 Desvergers (Marie Joseph Adolphe Noel). Abyssinie. 
 
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 — Arabie. Paris, 1847. 8°. [Univers.] . . 901.13 
 
 — L'EtrurieetlesEtrusques. v. 1-2. 8°. v. 3. Planches. 
 
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 Detroit. See Countries. (Detroit, p. 304). 
 
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 1869. 12° 3544.04 
 
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 With a memoir. N. Y., 1874. 8°. . . . 3540.75 
 Contents : The Talmud. Islam. Notes on Semitic palaeo- 
 graphy. Notes of three lectures on Semitic culture. Egypt, 
 aucient and modern. Hermes Trismegistus. Judaao-Arabic 
 metaphysics. Les apdtres, par E. Eenan. Five letters on 
 the Oecumenical council. Apostolicfe sedis. The Roman 
 passion drama. On Semitic languages. On the Targums. 
 On the Samaritan Pentateuch. The book of Jasher. Early 
 Arabic poetry in Spain and Sicily. 
 
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 rev., v. 23, 1874. 
 
 Deutscn-amerikanischer Dichtsrwald. Eine samm- 
 
 lung. Detroit, (Mich.) 1856. 18°. . . 7114.01 
 
 Deutsch-amerikaiiisches conversations lexicon. Bear- 
 
 beitet von A. T. Schem. v. 1-7. N. Y., 1869-72. 8°. 
 
 De Veaux (James). Lester (O.E.) Artists of America. 1846. 1415.10 
 
 Development theories innat. history. See Evolution. 
 
 Development theory in theology. See Newman (John H.) 
 
 De Vere (Aubrey Thomns). Irish odes, and other 
 
 poems. N.Y., 1869. 12° 1642.28 
 
 — Picturesque sketches of Greece and Turkey. 2 v. 
 
 L., 1850. 8° 992.24 
 
 De Vere (Maximilian Scheie). Americanisms. New 
 York, 1872. 8° 6424.18 
 
 — The great empress. [Agrippina.] A portrait. Ph., 
 
 1870. 8°. 3012.21 
 
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 York, 1872. 12° 573.08 
 
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 1856. 12° 4712.27 
 
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 De Verieour (L. R. ) Historical analysis of christian 
 
 civilization. London, 1850. 12°. . . . 443.19 
 
 Devereux (J. E.) On Lord Wharncliffe's catholic 
 bequest bill, and other catholic matters. London, 
 1844. 8° /« 5093.19 
 
 Devereux (Walter Bourchier). Lives and letters of 
 the Devereux, earls of Essex. 1540-1646. 2 v. L 
 1853. 8° 3052.05 
 
 Devereux (W. Cope). "A cruise in the Gorgon," on 
 the east coast of Africa. Including a trip up the 
 Zambesi with Livingstone. L., 1869. 8°. 1084.21 
 
 Devey (Joseph). Comparative estimate of modern 
 English poets. L., 1873. 12° 1641.02 
 
 — Logic. London, 1854. 8° 5428.04 
 
 Devices. PaUiser{Mrs.B.) Historic devices. 1870. 1452. 16 
 
 $3?' See also Heraldry ; — Emblems. 
 Devil (The). See Biblical and relig. lit. (Devil, p. 83) ; also Atlantic 
 monthly, v. 32, 1873 (Modern diabolism, by H. James) ; 
 Contem. rev., Feb., 1876, or Eclectic mag., April, 1876 (De- 
 monology, devil-dancing, and demoniacal possession, by R. 
 C. Caldwell) ; Cornhill mag., Apr., 1865 (Devils of Mor- 
 zine : St. Paul's mag., July, 1871, or Littell, 1871, v. 3 (Tas- 
 manian devil). See also Spiritualism ;— Apparitions :— 
 Witchcraft. ' 
 
 De Virme (Theo. L. ) Printers' price list. New York 
 1871. 8° 2763.18 
 
 De Voe (Thomas P. ) The market assistant. N. Y 
 1867. 8° 6016.24 
 
 — The market book, an hist, account of public markets, 
 
 v. 1. [New York markets. No more published] 
 
 N. Y, 1862. 8° 6016.26 
 
 Devonshire, (Engl.) See Countries. (Devonshire, p. 304.) 
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 Devotions of the ages. See Alien (N. G.) 3513.25 
 
 Devrient (Eduard). My recollections of Mendelssohn ; 
 
 and his letters to me. Tr. by N. Macfarren. L. 
 
 1869. 12° 3123.16 
 
 Dew. See Meteorology. 
 
 De Walden (E.) Ball-room companion. New York, 
 
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 Dewar (Daniel). Elements of moral philosophy, and 
 
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 D'Ewes (J.) Sporting in both hemispheres. London, 
 
 1858. 12° 4615.08 
 
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 Dewey (Chester). Best hours of daily observation to find the 
 
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 3936.12 ; 3936.15 
 
 Dewey (Mary E. ) Life and letters of Catherine M. 
 
 Sedgwick. N. Y., 1871. 12°. .... 3161.09 
 Dewey (Rev. Orville). Problem of human destiny. 
 
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 — Works. London, 1844. 8°. . ..... 3544.06 
 
 Contents : Discourses. Moral views on commerce, so- 
 ciety, and politics. Discourses in defence of Unitariauism. 
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 Dewhurst (Henry Wm. ) Natural history of the cetacea. 
 London, 1834. 8° 4826.26 
 
 De Witt (Jan). See Witt (Jan de) 6713.09 
 
 De Witt (Thomas ). Discourse in the North Reformed 
 Dutch church. New York, 1857. 8°. . . 3456.08 
 
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 1865. 16°. 1641.14 
 
 Dexter (Henry Martyn). As to Boger "Williams and 
 his banishment from the Mass. plantation ; with a 
 few further words concerning the Baptists, the 
 Quakers, and relig. liberty. B., 1876. 4°. 3185.23 
 
 — Congregationalism. Boston, 1865. 8°. . . 354409 
 
 — Verdict of reason upon future punishment. Boston, 
 
 1865. 12° 354410 
 
 Diable (Le) a Paris. Paris, 1862. 12°. . . . 7032.11 
 
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 Dialogues. 
 
 — Becket (A.) Dialogues. [In his Miscellanies, v. 2.] . 1714.01 
 
 — Landor I W. Savage). Imaginary conversations. [In his Works, 
 
 1853.] 6047.03 
 
 — Lucian. Works, from the Greek, by T. Frankiin, 
 
 2 v. 1780 0058.16 
 
 — Lyttelton (George, lord). Dialogues of the dead. 5052.14 
 
 — Sargent (Epes). Original dialogues for school and 
 
 family reading and representation. 1861. 6333.03 
 *®= See also Elocution. (Readings.) 
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 2d ed. 2 v. 1867. . 3097.27 
 
 — Carlyle (T.) Diamond necklace. [In his Essays] . . 2617.12 
 
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 Individual, p. 120) lives of Balsamo ;— La Motxe ;— Mabie 
 
 Antoinette ; — Rohan (Card. de). 
 Diamonds. See Jewelry and precious stones. 
 Diana. See works on Ephesus (p. 316) ; also Fraser's mag., v. 6b, 
 
 1862, p. 113-115 (Hymn, etc., by E. Arnold). 
 
 Diarian miscellany. SeeHutton (C.) ," Siim 
 
 Diaries of a lady of quality, 1797-1844. See Wynn (F. W.) 3186.30 
 Diary of an ennuyee. See Jameson (Mrs. A.) .... ™~? 
 Diary of an invalid : tour, etc. See Matthews (H.) . . **"•'} 
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 L, 1844. 8° • 56< Z-°* 
 
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 1-328.] • • J 
 
 Dibdin (Charles). Collection of songs, i v. Jj. . 
 1792. 16° • • 3 6 ^io 
 
 Dibdin (Thomas). Metrical history of England, to 1»ia 
 2 v. L., 1813. 8° • I® 5 -" 
 
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 — Introduction to the knowledge of rare and valuable 
 
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 (w") 2766.02 
 
 DicaBarchus. Periegesis. [Gr. et Lat.J [In Muller (C.) Geographi 
 Gr. min., v. 1, 1855.] 7765.03 
 
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 many]. L.,1866. 12° 533.28 
 
 — Cavour. A memoir. Cambridge, 1861. 8°. . 3034.04 
 
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 shall we do to-night? or social amusements. By 
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 (p. 139) ; and Gentl. mag., Mch, 1874 (C. D., by G. B. Smith). 
 
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 matical manual. Phila., 1859. 4°. . . 1585.01 
 
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 1876. 12°. 5522.09 
 
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 dress of the Albany repeal assoc. to the people of Ireland, 
 1844. Speeches : Upon the joint resolution for annex, of 
 Texas, 1845. Oregon question, 1846. Reply to Mr. Webster 
 upon N. E. boundary, right of Bearch, and destruction of 
 the Caroline, 1846. On the acquisition of territory, and 
 formation of gov. for the territories— doctrine of " popular 
 sovereignty " 1848. On the bill to establish territorial gov. 
 in Oregon, California, and New Mexico, 1848. Upon the 
 issues and caudidates of the presidential campaign, 1S4H. 
 On a government for California and New Mexico, and iu 
 reply to Mr. Dix on the " Wilmot proviso," 1849. At a de- 
 mocratic state convention held at Rome, N. Y., An;,'., 1849. 
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 appointment of a military governor for California, etc., 
 1850. At a eompl. dinner, June, 1850. At the centennial 
 celebration of Litchfield county, Conn., Aug., 1851. In the 
 democratic national convention at Baltimore, 1852. Ora- 
 tion ou the anniv. of Amer. independence, 1853. Speech 
 at a democratic ratification meeting, Rochester, 1853. 
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 Collier, 1854. Remarks at the Oxford academy jubilee, 
 1854. Address at the laying of the corner stone of the Sus- 
 quehanna seminary, Binghamton, 1854. Speech at Delhi, 
 at a meeting of the "hard shell" or national democracy, 
 1854. Speech on the Maine law question, 1854. Speech at 
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 at a democratic meeting, Brooklyn, 1856. Address at the 
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 W. B. Gilbert, of Syracuse, 1857. Speech in response to a 
 serenade, Wash., 1857. Address in behalf of John M. Thurs- 
 ton, 1857. Address before the grad. class of the law dep. 
 of Hamilton college, N. Y., 1858. Remarks at the laying 
 of the corner-stone of the N. Y. state inebriate asylum, 
 Binghamton, 1858. Speech at the democratic state conven- 
 tion, Syracuse, 1859. Address bef jre the Chenango agr. soc.,.. 
 1859. Speech at a meeting of the democratic party, Buffalo, 
 1859. Speech at a Breckinridge and Lane democratic meet- 
 ing, 1860. Speech on occasion of a serenade, Wash., 1860. 
 Speech at a union meeting, New York, 18110. Address on 
 temperance, license law, etc., 1843. Lecture on commercial 
 law and pol. econ.. 1861. 
 
 v. 2. Speech at the great union meeting, New York, April, 
 1861. Address before the lit. soc. at Amherst college, 1861. 
 Speeches at union mass meetings, 1861-62. Speech on the 
 anniv. of the adoption of the const, of the U. S., 1861-62. 
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 S. V., Wash., 1862. Speech : candidates contrasted. Speech 
 at union ratif. meeting, N. Y., 1862. Speech at the capitol, 
 Albany, 1862. Speech at the celebration of 131st anniv. of 
 the birthday of Washington, 1863. Speech at the 2d anniv. 
 of the attack on Sumter, 1863. Speech at the great mass 
 meeting, New York, 1863. Speech at a great war meeting, 
 Albany, 1863. Extract from speech on occasion of nresenta- 
 tiou of a flag to Mr. Montgomery, of Miss., 186^. The New 
 York riot : speech at a union mass meeting, Oct., 1863. 
 Address : the union : its perils and its hopes, 1863. Corres- 
 pondence. Poems. 
 .J8ST* For oiogr. notices of D. S. D., see Biography (p. 139). 
 Dickinson (James C. ) On the tonic treatment of gout. 
 
 2ded. London, 1871. 18° 4323.18 
 
 Dickinson (John). Armor (W. C.) Governors of Pa. 1872. 3246.02 
 — Herring (/.) and Longacre [J.B.) Nat.port. gal.,v.3. 1836. 3247.08 
 
 Dickson (Samuel), principles of the chronic-thermal 
 system of medicine, with the fallacies of the facul- 
 ty. Notes by W. Turner. N. Y.,1850. 8°. 4327.17 
 
 Dickson (Walter). Japan ; hist, government and offi- 
 cers. Edinb., 1869. 8 3 1022.15 
 
 Dickson (William). Mitigation of slavery : letters to 
 T. Clarkson. L, 1814. 8° 5832.11 
 
 Dictionaries. See Classical dictionaries (p. 271) ;— Encyclopa?- 
 - dias. For dictionaries of any language, see Languages ; 
 for dictionaries of any other subject, see name of subject, 
 as Agriculture (p. 7) ;— Arts ( Useful ; p. 41) ;— Biography 
 (p. 109) ;— Chemistry (p. 264) ;— Fine arts ;— Geography ;— 
 Music, etc. 
 
 Dictionary of contemporary biography. London, 
 1861. 8° 3223.07 
 
 Dictionary of musicians. 2 v. L, 1827. 8°. 1563.04 
 
 Dictionary of phrase and fable. See Brewer (E. C.) . . 6218.07 
 
 Dictionnaire de l'e'oonomie politique. 2 v. i aris, 
 Guillaumin et C'ie, 1876. 8° 
 
 Dictionnaire des Girouettes, ou nos coDtemporams 
 peints d'apres eux-mSmes. 3e ed. Pans, 1815. 
 qo 3216.21 
 
 Dictys Oreiensis. De belio Trojano. Ex ed. S. Arto- 
 noli Cum notis et interpretatione in usum Del- 
 phini. Lond., Vulpy, 1825. 8°. . . . 7713.12 
 
 Didactics. See Walsh (Robert). . .. . . • • • •™ S ™ 
 
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 Whitley. London, New Sydenham society, 18o9. 
 no .... 4302. Oo 
 
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416 
 
 DIDOT-DIRCKS 
 
 Didot (Ambrose Firmin). Bibliotheca scriptorum 
 GriBCorum Greece et Latine. 57 v. Parisiis, 1641-67. 
 
 8 o 7764.01 
 
 [Note.— The titles of works included in this collection are 
 given more fully elsewhere, under the names of their 
 authors, or the first word of the title, if of a collection.] 
 Contents. 
 
 Same. Tabulae. . 7765.05 
 
 Oratores Attici. 2 v. . 7766.02 
 
 JElianus. Porphyrius. Philo. 
 
 7764.01 
 
 JEschylus. Sophocles. 7764.02 
 
 Appianus 7764.03 
 
 Aristophanes. 2 v. . 7764.04 
 Aristoteles. d v. . . 7764.06 
 Arrianus. .... 7766.10 
 Bible. Novum Testamentum. 
 Ed. O. Tischendorf. 7766.01 
 — Vetus Testamentum, cur 
 
 J. W. Jager. 
 Chrysostomus. 
 Demosthenes. . . . 7764.12 
 Diodorus Siculus. 2 v. 7764.13 
 Diogenes Laertius. . 7764.15 
 Epigrammatum anthologia 
 Palatina. Ed. F. Diibner. 
 7764.16 
 Erotici scriptores. Ed. by G. 
 A. Hirschig. . . . 7764.17 
 Euripides. Perdita tragico- 
 rum omnium. Christus Pa- 
 tieus, Ezekiel, et Christ- 
 ianas poetse. . . . 7765.02 
 
 Homerus 7765.13 
 
 Josephus. 2 v. . . 7765.14 
 
 Lucianus 7765.17 
 
 Geographi Graeci minores : 
 Hanno, Arrianus, Dionysius, 
 PrisciamiB, etc., etc. Ed. C. 
 Miiller. 2 v. . . 7765.03 
 
 Philosophorum Grsecorumfrag- 
 
 meuta. 2 v. ... 7766.04 
 
 Philostratus. Callistratus. Eu- 
 
 napius. Himerius. 7766.06 
 
 Plato. 2v. . . 7766.07 
 
 Pausanias 7766.09 
 
 Plotinus. Porphyrius. Froclus. 
 
 Priscianus. . . . 7766.11 
 
 7767.07 | Plutarchus. 5 v. . . . 7766.12 
 
 7764.10 ! Poetse bucolici et didactici : 
 
 Theocritus, Bion, Mosehus, 
 
 Nicander, Oppianus, Phile, 
 
 Aratus, Manetho, [pseudon.], 
 
 Maximus. Ed F. Diibner, etc. 
 
 7766.17 
 
 Poetarum comicorum Gra3co- 
 
 rum fragmenta. . 7767.01 
 
 Polybius 7767.02 
 
 Strabo 7767.03 
 
 Theocritus. Scholia in Theoc- 
 
 rituin. Scholia et paraphrases 
 
 in Nicandrum et Oppianum. 
 
 7767.04 
 
 Theophrastus. Marcus Aure- 
 
 lius Antoninus. Epictetus. 
 
 Cebes. Maximus Tyrius. 
 
 7767.05 
 
 Thucydides. . . . 7767.06 
 
 Xenophon 7767.09 
 
 Didron (A. N. ) Christian iconography : or christian 
 art in the middle ages. v. 1. [No more published.] 
 
 London, 1851. 12° 1442.27 
 
 Diemerbroeck (Isbrand de). Treatise concerning the 
 pestilence. Abridged and tr. from the Latin, by 
 T.Stanton. L., 1722. 12°. [' Tracts on the plague, 
 
 v. 2.'] 4334.20 
 
 Dies irae ; 13 orig. versions, by Abraham Coles. N. Y., 
 
 1859. 12° , 1634.29 
 
 Same. [Tr. by W. H. Bright. ] New York, 1866. 
 
 8° 1635.25 
 
 Same. Tr. by A. P. Stanley, [In Macmillan's mag., Dec, 
 
 1868.] 
 
 Same. Tr. by J. A. Dix. [In Scribner's monthly, Apr., 1876.] 
 
 Diet. See Medicine ; — Domestic economy. (Food.) 
 Dietetics of the soul. See Feuchtersleben (E. von). 1858. 5435.20 
 Dietz (E.) Chemical analysis. See De Koninck (L. L.) and Dietz 
 (E.) 1872. 41)02.02 
 
 Dieulafait (Louis). Diamonds and precious stones. 
 Tr. by F. Sanibrd. New York, 1874. 16°. 1581.04 
 
 Difficulties of infidelity. See Faber (G. S.) 1829. . . . 3547.14 
 
 Digby (John, 1st earl of Bristol). Defence of his negociations in 
 Spain, [1622]. L., Camden miscel., v. 6. 1870. 4°. .5114.07 
 
 Digby (Sir Kenelm). Journal of a voyage into the 
 Mediterranean ; ed. by J. Bruce. London, Cam- 
 den soc, 1868. 4° 5113.50 
 
 Digby (Kenelm Edward). Introduction to the hist.' of 
 the law of real property. Oxford, 1875. 12°. 5635.17 
 
 Digby (Kenelm Henry). Broad stone of honor, v. 1-3 
 
 London, 1844-48. 8° 6623.22 
 
 v. 1. Godefridus — of the institution of chivalry and 
 christian government. 2. Tancredus— of the religion and 
 discipline of chivalry. 3. Morus— of the principles and 
 practice of christian chivalry. 
 
 — Compitum ; or, the meeting of the ways at the Catho- 
 
 lic church. 2d ed. v. 1-4. L., 1851-55. 16°. 3541.19 
 
 — Mores catholici : or, ages of faith, [cmon.i 11 v L 
 
 1831-1842. 16° 3421.06 
 
 — bbort poems. London, 1865. 16°. . . . 1(535 27 
 Digging for gold ; or, adventures in California. [Ballanrvne's 
 
 miscellany, v. 11, 1869.] 931 12 
 
 Dike (Samuel F.) Doctrine of the Lord in the primi- 
 tive christian church. B., 1870. 12°. . . 3541.12 
 
 Dikeman (John). Brooklyn compendium: streets, 
 grants under water, ferry rights, etc. Brooklyn 
 1870. 8° 5636.01 
 
 Dignities See Heraldry ;-England {Court and official registers, 
 P. 308) ;-Aristocracy (p. 35) ;— Peerage 
 
 Dilke (Charles Wentworth). Greater Britain : a record 
 of travel in English speaking countries during 
 1866-67. 2 v. in 1. Phil., 1869. 12°. . . 1074 15 
 
 Same. New York, 1869. 12° 1074.15a 
 
 Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 129, 1869. 
 
 — Ilinton [B. J.) Engliuh radical leaders. 1875. . . . 3221 14 
 
 Dillon (Francis, esq.) See Memoirs of Francis Dillon, esq. 5051,17 
 
 Dillon (Henry Augustus, viscount). Discourse upon 
 the theory of legitimate government. Florence 
 1817. 24° 5712.10 
 
 Dillon (John B. ) Notes on hist, evidence in reference 
 to adverse theories of the government of the U S 
 New York, 1871. 8° 5734.24 
 
 Dillon (John F. ) Law of municipal corporations. 2d ed 
 2 v. New York, 1873. 8°. 5615.28 
 
 Dillon ( Oapt. Peter). Voyage to the South Seas to ascer- 
 tain the fate of La Perouse. 2 v. L., 1829.8°. 1064.03 
 
 Dillon (Wentworth, earl of Roscommon). Poems. Life, by S. John- 
 son. [In Chalmers (A.) English poets, v. 8, 1810.] 1626.08 
 
 Dilworth (H. W. ) History of Fiancis-Eugene, prince 
 of Savoy. L., [n.d.] 18°. 3051.24 
 
 Dimbleby (J. B. ) A shorthand dictionary. London 
 
 1868. 12° 6431.05 
 
 Dinarchus. Orationes. Gr. et Lat. [In Oratores Attici, v 2 
 
 Didot, 1858.] 7766.03 
 
 Dingley (Thomas). History from marble, printed in 
 photo-lithogiaphy, by V. Brooks ; with introd. by 
 J. G. Nichols. L., Camden, soc, (v. 94-97) 1867- 
 
 68. 4°. 5113.48 
 
 Dingman (J. H. ) Directory of booksellers, stationers, 
 
 newsdealers, music dealers, and libraries in the 
 
 United States and Canada. NY, 1870. 8°. 2713.1a 
 
 Dining (Art of). See Domestic economy. [Dining ;— Cookery.) 
 
 Dinners and dinner parties, [anon. ]L., 1862. 12°.6015.11 
 
 Diodorus Siculus. Bibliothecse hist, quse supersunt. 
 
 Exrec. L. Dindorni. Gr. et Lat. [Ed.] C. Miiller. 
 
 2 v. Parisiis, Didot, 1855. 8° 7764.13 
 
 — Historical library. With [his] fragments. Tr. by 
 
 G. Booth. 2v. L., 1814. 8° 427.12 
 
 Diogenes Sinopensis, the cynic. Fragmenta. [In Wagner (F. G.) 
 Poetarum trag. gr. fragmeuta.] , 7765.02 
 
 — Diogenes Laertius. Lives, etc. 1853 5415.01 
 
 See also Nat. qu. rev., v. 18, 1869. 
 Diogenes (Antonius). De incredibilibus ultra Thulem. Gr. et Lai, 
 [In Erotici script. Didot, 1856.] 7764.17 
 
 Diogenes Laertius. De clarorum philosophorum vitis. 
 Bee. C. G. Cobet. Gr. et Lat. Parisiis, Didot, 
 1872. 8° 7764.15 
 
 — Lives and opinions of eminent philosophers [of 
 
 antiquity]. Tr.by C.D.Yonge. L., 1853. 12°. 5415.01 
 Diogenes at court. See Coetlogon (D. de). 1748. . . . 2621.21 
 Diognetus. Epistola ad D. [In Bunsen (C. C. J.) Christianity 
 
 and mankind, v. 5, 1854. J Epistle to D. [In Apostolic 
 
 fathers. A.-N. O. libr., v. 1, 1870.] 3467.02 
 
 Dionysius of Alexandria. Works. Tr. by S. 1). P. 80I- 
 
 mond. Ed., 1871. 8°. [A.-N. C.lib., v. 20.] 3467.09 
 Dionysius, (bucolic poet). De avibus. Gr.et. Lat. Eecens. 
 
 A. Koechly. Parisiis, Didot, 1851. 8°. . 7766.17 
 Dionysius Byzantius. Anaplus Bospori Tliracii. Gr.et Lat. [In 
 
 Miiller (C.) Geogr. Gr. min. v. 2, 1856 ] . . . . 7765.04 
 Dionysius Callipkontis fdius. Descriptio Grseciffi. [Gr. et Lat. 
 
 In Miiller (C.) Geogr.' Gr. min., v. 1, 1855.] . . . 7765.03 
 Dionysius Halicarnassensis. Koman antiquities. Tr., 
 
 with notes and dissertations, by E. Spelman. 
 
 4 v. L., 1758. 4° 438.01 
 
 See also Classical journal, v. 34, p. 277 ; v. 35, p. 112, 268 ; 
 
 v. 36, p. 3, 202 ; v. 37, p. 179 ; v. 38, p. 1 (D. as an historian 
 
 and critic) 2742.34 
 
 Dionysius Periegetes. Orbis descriptio. Gr. et Lat. [In Miiller (C.) 
 
 Geogr. Gr. min., v. 2, 1855.] 7765.04 
 
 Diphtheria. See Medicine. [Diptkeria.) 
 
 Dipleidoscope. See Dent (E. J.) 5093.19 
 
 Diplomacy. 
 
 — Bernard (M. ) Four lectures on subjects connected 
 
 with diplomacy. 1868 5623.11 
 
 — Embassies and foreign courts ; a hist, of diplomacy. 
 
 By "the roving Englishman." 2d ed. London, 
 1856. 8°. . . 5623.10 
 
 — Home (T. H.) Diplomacy. 2d ed. 1859. .5613.15 
 
 See also Westm. rev., v. 62, 1854 (Eise and progress of), 
 fl®- See also United States [Foreign affairs, Diplomacy, 
 Treaties, p. 383) ;— England [7<realies, p. 316) ;— Law [Inter- 
 national taw). 
 
 Diplomatic correspondence of the United States. 
 From 1783 to 1789. 3 v. Washington, 1837. 8°. 587.11 
 
 Diptera. See Insects. 
 
 Dircks (Henry). Life of 2d marquis of Worcester. Add- 
 ed his Century of inventions, 1663 ; with a com- 
 mentary thereon. L., 1865. 8°. . . • 3186.24 
 
 — Naturalistic poetry. London, 1872. 8°. . 1641-03 
 
 — Nature study; poetry and eloquence. London, 
 
 1869. 8°. .......... • 4715.19 
 
 — Patent monopoly as represented by patent law 
 
 abolitionists. L., 1869. 8° 4332.15 
 
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DIRECTORIES -DIVINE 
 
 417 
 
 — Scientific studies : 1. Life of the marquis of Worces- 
 
 ter. 2. Chimeras of science. L., 1869. 12°. 3914.27 
 
 Directories. %&" For directories of any place, see name of 
 place in Countries (p. 285-394) ; also Almanacs (p. 14) ;— 
 Registers :— Year-books. 
 
 Disciple and other poems. See McDonald (G.) .... 1671.26 
 
 Discipline of sorrow. Set Eliot (W. G.) 1868 3546.18 
 
 Discourse concerning the plague, with some preserva- 
 tives against it. By a lover of mankind, [anon. ] 
 L., 1721. 12°. ['Tracts on the plague, v. 2.'] 4334.20 
 
 Discoveries. See Arts ( Useful : Inventions, p. 44 -.—Patents, p. 46). 
 
 Discoveries of the 19th century. See Eoutledge (B.) . 3906.22 
 
 Discovery [in Geography). See Geography. 
 
 Discovery ofa new world of being. See Thomson (G.) 1871. 5426.25 
 
 Disease. See Medicine. 
 
 Diseases of modern lite. See Richardson (B. W.) . . . 4332.15 
 
 Disinfectants. See Medicine. 
 
 Disney (John). Museum Disneianum. See Fitzwilliam mu- 
 seum 1447.02 
 
 Disosway (Gabriel P.) Earliest churches of New 
 York and its vicinity. N. Y., 1865. 8°. . 3456.11 
 
 Dispensaries. See Medicine. 
 
 D'lstael (L S. ) Talmudic maxims, tr. from the He- 
 brew ; with other sayings. B., 1848. 16°. 3544.12 
 
 Disraeli (Benjamin). Letters of Kunnymede. London, 
 1836. 8° 5716.26 
 
 — Life of lord George Bentinck. New ed. London, 
 
 1858. 12° 3017.08 
 
 — Revolutionary epiek. L, 1864. 12°. . .1635.28 
 
 — Speeches on the conservative policy of the last thirty 
 
 years. Ed. with an introd. by J. F. Bulley. Lon- 
 don, 1869. 18° 6321.08 
 
 — Voyage of Captain Popanilla. L., 1828. 12°. 5713.19 
 
 ,SS" For the novels of D., see Fiction class-list. 
 
 Tor lives and notices of D., see Biography (p. 139) ; also 
 
 Brit. qu. rev., July, 1870 {Lit. character of Mr. D.); Fortn. 
 
 rev., Oct , 1874 (D.'s novels, by L. Stephen) ; Gentleman's 
 
 mag., June, 1872 (D. : apolitical study, by J. B. Hopkins). 
 
 D'Israeli (Isaac). Amenities of literature. 2 v. New 
 
 York, 1855. 12°. 2762.01 
 
 Contents . v. 1. Druidical institutions. Britain and the 
 Britous. Name of England and of t be English, Anglo Saxons. 
 Caedmon and Milton. Beowulf. Anglo-Normans. Page, ba- 
 ron and minstrel. Gothic romances. Origin of vernacular 
 languages of Europe. Origin of English language. Vicissi- 
 tudes of English lauguage. Dialects. Mandeville. Chaucer. 
 Gower. Piers ploughman. Occleve, the scholar of Chancer. 
 Lydgate. Invention or printing. First English printer 
 [Caxton]. Early libraries. Henry vn. First sources of 
 modern history. Arnolde's chronicle. First printed chroni- 
 cle. Heary vm. ; his lit. character. Books of the people. 
 Difficulties experienced by a primitive author. Skelton. 
 Ship of fools. Psychol, character of Sir Thomas More. 
 Surrey and Wyatt. Spoliation of the monasteries. A crisis 
 and a reaction : Crowley. Primitive dramas. Reformer 
 Bp. Bale, and Romanist John Hey wood, the court jester. 
 R. Ascham. 
 
 v. 2. Public opinion. Orthography and orthoepy. An- 
 cient metres in modern verse. Origin of rhyme. Rhyming 
 diet. Arte of Eng. poesie. Discoverie of witchcraft. First 
 JesuitB in Eug. Hooker. Sir P. Sydney. Spenser. Faery 
 queen. Allegory. First tragedy and first comedy. Prede- 
 cessors and contempo. aries ot Shakespejre. Shakespeare 
 ' Humors' of Jonson. Drayton. Psychol, hist, of Rawleigh. 
 Dr. Dee. The Rosacrucian Fludd. Bacon. First founder of 
 a public library. Early writers, their dread of the press,— 
 transition , to authors by profession. Age of doctrines. 
 Pamphlets. Oceana of Harrington. Author of "The 
 grounds and reasons of monarchy," [by John Hall]. Com- 
 monwealth. [Cudworth'sl ' True intellectual system of the 
 universe.' Difficulties of publishers of contemporary me- 
 moirs. War against books. 
 — Calamities and quarrels of authors : with inquiries 
 respecting their moral and literary characters. 2 v. 
 
 New York, 1868. 12°. 2522.24 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Calamities of authors. — Preface. Authors 
 by profession : Guthrie and Amhurst, Drake, Smollett. 
 Case of authors stated, including hist, of lit. property. 
 Sufferings of authors. A mendicant author [Churchyard, 
 Stowe, Davies,] and the patrons of former times. Cowley, 
 his melancholy. Pains of fastidious egotism [Horace Wal- 
 pole]. Influence of a bad temper in criticism [Dennis]. 
 Disappointed genius [Henley]. Maladies of authors. Lit- 
 erary Scotchmen. Laborious authors. Despair of young 
 poets [W. Pattison, H. Cary.] Miseries of the first English 
 commentator [Z. Gray.] Lite of an authoress [E. Ryves]. 
 Indiscretion of an historian— Carte. Literary ridicule 
 [Nash and Harvey]. Literary hatred [Gilbert Stuart]. Un- 
 due severity of criticism. A. voluminous author without 
 judgment [W. Prynne]. Genius and erudition the victims 
 of vanity [TolandJ. Genius the dupe of its passions [Steele]. 
 Literary disappointments disordering the intellect [Le- 
 laud, Collin.-,]. Rewards of oriental students [Ockley]. Dan- 
 ger incurred by giving the result of lit. inquiries. A na- 
 tional work which could find no patronage [DeLolme]. 
 
 rf^vtmfi of I ,7 c ? 08sful . ^thors [Hume, Dryden, Mickle, 
 JUiaytonJ. Illusions ol writers in verse [Herrick, Priori 
 
 Stockdale, etc.] Index 
 V. 2. Quarrels of Authors. Preface 
 
 Warburton and his 
 
 „ q nTrn,h P °P° ™'1"« quarrels. Pope and Curll. Pope 
 and Cibber ; vindication of the comic writer. Pope and 
 wUhZne 2 !^^.' 0116 a " d MaUefs posthumous parrel 
 Tn„ r??i ,T „ , " 8 N^t-book. lvpe's earliest satire. 
 The Royal society. Sir Jnhu Hill, with the Royal w.oiety 
 Fielding Smart, etc. Boyle and Bentley. Parker and Max- 
 well D'Aveiiaut and a clnb of wits. Paper-wars of the 
 civil wars political criticism on literary compositions 
 Hobbes and his quarrels. Hobbes's quarrels with Dr Wal 
 lis, the mathematician. Jonson and Decker. Camden and 
 Brooke Martin Mar-prelate, and supplement. Literary 
 quarrels lrom personal motives. Index. 
 
 — Commentaries on the life and reign of Charles I 
 
 Newed. 2 v. L, 1851. 8° 3034.17 
 
 — Curiosities of literature. L., 1851. 8°. . . 2765.02 
 Same. With life. By his son. 4 v. Boston 
 
 1858. 8° 276 2.03 
 
 Note.— Critically ex'd by Bolton Corney, in Ms Curiosi- 
 ties of literature illustrated [2741.11] ; for reply to which 
 see ■ Illustrator,' etc., below. See also N. A. rev., v. 90, I860! 
 
 — Genius of Judaism. L., 1833. 12°. . . . 3544.13 
 
 — Illustrator [i. e. Bolton Corney] illustrated, [anon. ] 
 
 London, 1838. 8° 2741.10 
 
 — The Literary character ; and character of James L 
 
 New York, 1868. 12° 2522.29 
 
 Same. 3d ed. 2 v. L, 1822. 8°. . . 2522.26 
 
 — Miscellanies ; or lit. recreations. L, 1796.8°. 2522.28 
 
 Contents. Of miscellanies. Of professors of art. Of style. 
 Historical characters are false representations of nature. 
 On prefaces. On diaries, self-biography, and self-characters. 
 Dennis the critic. Of erudition and philosophy. On licensers 
 of the press. On reading. On an individual pursuit. On 
 literary genius and industry. Climate. Of novelty in litera- 
 ture. Influence of the female mind in politics and religion. 
 French and English poetry. 
 
 — Miscellanies of literature. L., 1853. 8°. . 2765.01 
 
 Contents : 1. Literary miscellanies : Miscellanists. Pre- 
 face. Style. Goldsmith and Johnson. Self characters. On 
 readiDg. On habituating ourselves to an individual pursuit. 
 On novelty in literature. Vers de societe. Genius of Mo- 
 liere. Sensibility of Eacine. Of Sterne. Hume, Robertson, 
 and Birch. Of voluminous works incomplete by the deaths 
 of the authors. Of domestic novelties at first condemned. 
 Domesticity ; or, a dissertation on servants. Printed let- 
 ters in the vernacular idiom. 2. Quarrels of authors. 
 3. Calamities of authors. 4. Character of James i. 5. The 
 literary character. 
 
 — Quarrels of authors. See ' Calamities and quarrels ' and ' Mis- 
 
 cellanies of literature,' above. 
 
 — Distinguished men of modern times, v. 2. 1840. . . . 3221.08 
 Dissent. .See Biblical, relig., and eccl. lit. {Dissent, p. 83.) 
 Dissenters. See Biblical, relig., and eccl. lit. (Dissenters, p. 84; 
 
 — Denominations and sects, p. 83 ;— Puritanism {p. 99); — 
 
 and names of various dissenting sects. 
 Distaff. Akerman (J. Y.) On the distaff and the spiudle, as the 
 
 insignia of the female sex in former times. [In Archaeolo- 
 
 gia, V 37, 1857.] 5128 — 
 
 Distillation. See Arts (Useful ■ Liquors, p. 44). 
 Distinguished men of modern times. 2 v. New York, 
 
 1840. 16° 3221.08 
 
 Note —For Contents see p. 113 of catalogue. 
 D'Istria (Dora). See Koltzof-Massalssky (H. Ghika, princess). 
 District school as it was. See Burton (Win.) 1850. . . 5513.18 
 Disturnell (J. ) American register or blue book. Phil. , 
 
 1876. 8° 6755i06 
 
 — Guide between Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, 
 
 New York and Boston : also, routes of travel from 
 Boston to Buffalo and from New York to Montreal. 
 New York, 1846. 18° 1121.01 
 
 — New York as it was and as it is ; including the oity 
 
 of Brooklyn and the surrounding cities and vil- 
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 maps and illustrations. N. Y., 1876. 12°. 1121.20 
 Ditson (George Leighton). Circassia ; a tour. New 
 York, 1850. 12° 993.07 
 
 — Crescent and the French crusaders. New York, 
 
 1859. 12° 1082.18 
 
 — The Para papers on France, Egypt, and Ethiopia, 
 
 Paris, 1858. 8° 1094.15 
 
 Ditterline (T.) Sketch of the battles of Gettysburg. New York, 
 
 1863. 12° n4L01 
 
 Divine comedy. See Dante. 
 
 Divine footsteps in human history, [anon.] Edinburgh, 
 
 1862. 8° 3412.08 
 
 Divine right of rulers. See Government and politics. 
 
 Divine legation of Moses. See Warburton (Wm.| . . . 3616.12 
 
 Divine tragedy. See Longfellow(H. W). 
 
 Divine weekes and workes. See Du Bartas lodts.ui 
 
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418 
 
 DIVING- -DODGE 
 
 Diving bell and diving. Siebe (S.) Conquest of the 
 sea : divers and diving. [1873.] . . . 4518.23 
 
 Divining rod. Figuier (L.) La baguette divinatoire. [In his 
 Hiet. du merveilleux, v. 2, I860.] 3812.22 
 
 — Gould {S.B.) Curious myths, v. I. 1867 3816.16 
 
 " Divinum hunianum" in creation. Spiritual revealings. 
 
 [anon.} London, 1869. 12° 3544.11 
 
 Divorce. See Law (Marriage and divorce) ;— Marriage ; — 
 
 Women. 
 Dix(John). Life of Chatterton. L., 1837. 16°. 3036.09 
 Dix (John Adams ). Speeches and occasional addresses. 
 
 2 v. New York, 1861. 8° 6315.14 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Speeches in the senate, 1846-49 :— The Ore- 
 gon question. French spoliation. Warehouse system. 
 Lieut, -gen. of the army. The turee million bill. The war 
 with Mexico. Minister to the papal stales. California 
 claims. Yucatau bill. A territorial government in Oregon. 
 Governments in the territories. Trade with Canada. Ter- 
 ritories acquired from Mexico. 
 
 2. Pilot laws. On Hon. Dixon H. Lewis. Memorials of 
 officers in Mexico. Addresses and reports : — African coloni- 
 zation. On two questions of alienism. Education of 
 teacbers. The militia system. Geological report on New 
 York state. Progress of science. Apportionment of mem- 
 bers of congress. Rural life and embellishment. Growth 
 of New York city. Agriculture of New Tork. War with 
 Tripoli. Rebellion in Louisiana. Proclamation to the peo- 
 ple of New York. 
 
 — A winter in Madeira, and a summer in Spain and 
 
 Florence. N. Y„ 1853. 12° 984.10 
 
 Dix (Rev. Morgan). The two estates ; that of the wed- 
 ded in the Lord and that of the single for the 
 Kingdom of Heaven's sake. N.Y., 1872.12°. 3543.28 
 
 — Ritualism. [In Galaxy, July, 1867.] 
 
 Dix (Win. G.) Tne American state and American 
 statesmen. B., 1876. 12' 5724.22 
 
 Dixon (Edward H., M.D.) Backbone; photographed 
 from the "The Scalpel." N. Y., 1866.12°. 4321.10 
 
 — Scenes in the practice of a New York surgeon. New 
 
 York, 1855. 12° 4321.15 
 
 Dixon (Rev. E. S.) The dovecote and the aviary 
 management. L, [1851.] 16° 4813.06 
 
 — Ornamental and domestic poultry. New York, 1859. 
 
 12° 6134.23 
 
 Dixon (James Henry). Ancient poems, ballads, and 
 songs of the peasantry of England. L., 1815. 16°. 
 [Percy society, v. 17.] 5060.17 
 
 — Scottish traditional versions of ancient ballads. Lon- 
 
 don, 1815. 16°. [Percy society, v. 17.] 5060.17 
 
 Dixon (Wm. Hepworth). Free Bussia. New York, 
 
 1870. 8° 996.11 
 
 — Her majesty's tower. 2 v. Phila., 1869. 12°. 493.11 
 
 — The Holy Land. 2 v. London, 1864. 8°. . 1054.19 
 
 — John Howard, and the prison world of Europe. New 
 
 York, 1850. 12° .3083.10 
 
 — Life of William Penn. Phila., 1851. 12°. 3137.08 
 
 — London prisons. London, 1850. 16°. . . 5817 25 
 
 — New America. Phil., 1867. 8° 1115.02 
 
 — Personal history of Lord Bacon. B., 1861. 12°. 3015!oi 
 
 — Robert Blake. London, 1852. 8°. ... 3022 03 
 
 — Spiritual wives. Phil., 1868. 12°. . . . 5824.07 
 
 Reviowed in Eraser's mag., v. 77, 1867. 
 
 — The Switzers. London, 1872. 8°. ... 983 24 
 
 — The White conquest. 2 v. L., 1876. 8°'. ' 58.j3.1G 
 
 JVote.-The subjection to the whites ol the American 
 blacks and Indians. 
 
 Doane (Rev. George Hobart). To and from the Pas- 
 sion play. Boston, 1872. 16°. . 1715 22 
 
 Doane (George Washington, bp. of N. J.) Life and 
 writings, it. New York, 1860. 8°. . . 3545.01 
 Contents: v. 1. Memoir. "Songs by the wav " 2 
 Charges^ Constitutional, missionary, and visitation serl 
 mons 3. Parochial sermons. 4 Educational writings 
 viz. : lst-loth baccalaureate addresses ; Two sermon's 
 Orations-Nine 4th of July addresses. Cincinnatf oSlon ■ 
 
 JJ » atV ?™cm oration : one world, one Washington. Lee 
 
 ™ tit / d » r T 0a the death of P res - Harrison. Sermon 
 on the death ot pres. Taylor. Six sermons. 
 
 Dobbs (A. E.) General representation on a readjust- 
 
 Ti n h B Tm 0fMr ' Hare's plan. L, 1871. 8°. . 5717.30 
 
 i^ ( , H « raCe) - **><*«« °f tne heart. London, 
 
 — On diet and regimen in sickness and health. 4th ed 
 
 London, 1870. 8° 4324 14 
 
 Dobell (John) A new selection of 700 'evangelical 
 hymns. Momstown, 1810. 12°. . . . 3761.01 
 
 Dobell (Sydney). Poems. B., 1860. 32°. . 1642.06 
 
 — The Roman. A dramatic poem. By S. Yendvs 
 
 [pseud.] L, 1850. 8° 1715.14 
 
 — Smith (A.) Last leaves, etc., p. 171-210. 1869. . . ,2542 27 
 Doblado (Don Leucadio), pseud. See White (J. Blanco). 984.22 
 Dobrizhoffer (Martin). An account of the Abipoues 
 
 3 v. in 2. L, 1822. 8° 567.20 
 
 Dobson (Edward). Bud. treatise on foundations and 
 concrete works. L., Weak, 1850. 16°. . 3932.29 
 
 — Bud. treatise on masonry and stone-cutting. Lon- 
 
 don, Weale, 1859. 16° 3932.26 
 
 — Bud. treatise on the manufacture of bricks and tiles 
 
 2 pts. London, Weale, 1850. 16°. . . 3932.24 
 
 — Eudiments of the art of building. London, Weak 
 
 1859. 16° 1312.01 
 
 Dobson (J. R. ) The ox : his diseases and their treat- 
 ment. With essay on parturition in the cow 2d 
 ed. L., 1872. 12° 6134.27 
 
 Dobson (3frs. Susanna). Life of Petrarch. 2 v. L 
 1805. 8° 3143.06 
 
 Docks. See Arts ( Useful : Dry docks, y. 41). 
 
 Dockray (B. ) Egeria : or casual thoughts and sugges- 
 tions. 1st series. London, 1857. 16°. . 2523.01 
 
 Doctor (The). See Southey (Robert) 2543.22 
 
 Doctor Hookwell ; or, the Anglo-Catholic family [anon.] 3 v. 
 London, 1842. 12° 3541.09 
 
 Doctors, See Biography (Medical, p. 112). 
 
 Doctors and patients. See Timbs (John). 2 v. 1873. . 3252,18 
 
 Dod. See also Dodd ; — Dods. 
 
 Dod (Albert Baldwin). Articles on capital punishment, phreno- 
 logy, the vestiges of creation, analytical geometry, and Ox- 
 ford architecture, with reviews of Mr. Finney aud Dr. 
 Beecher. [In Princeton review essays. 2d ser. 1847.] 3686.02 
 
 Dod (Robert P.) Parliamentary companion. 1868 
 1870. London, 1869-71. 24° 6741.10 
 
 Dodd (George). Dictionary of manufactures, mining, 
 and the industrial arts. L., [1869.] 12°. 3915.25 
 
 — The food of London. London, 1856. 12°. 6014.12 
 
 — Hist, and explau. dissertation on steam engines and 
 
 steam packets. London, 1818. 8°. . . 3927.27 
 
 — Bailways, steamers, and telegraphs. London and 
 
 Edinburgh, 1868. 12°. 3926.31 
 
 Dodd (Henry Philip). The epigrammatists, ancient 
 
 and modern. London, 1870. 8°. . . . 6213.15 
 Dodd (John Theodore). Sayings ascribed to our Lord 
 
 by the fathers and other primitive writers. London, 
 
 1874. 12°. 3544.27 
 
 Dodd (Stephen). Bevolutionary memorials. New York, 
 
 1852. 12° 1625.08 
 
 Contents : Poems, by Rev. W. Case. Burlesque of General 
 
 Burgoyne's proclamation. Account oi the death of MiSB 
 
 McCrea. The American hero, by N. Niles, etc. 
 Dodd (Wm., D.D.) Reflections on death. York, 1818, 
 
 24° 1641.04 
 
 — Thoughts in prison, etc. York, 1S18. 24°. . 1641.04 
 
 eS" Eor lives of Dr. Dodd, see Biography (p. 139). 
 
 Dodd ^m.) Three weeks in Majorca. London, 1863, 
 12° 981.07 
 
 Dodd (Wm., publisher). Specimens of early wood en- 
 gravings. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1862.1°. 1436.23 
 
 Doddridge (Philip). Some remarkable passages in 
 the life of Col. James Gardiner. Loudon, 1796, 
 
 16° 3063.23 
 
 *S-For lives of P. D., see Biography (p. 139). 
 
 Dodds. See also Dodd ;— Dods. 
 
 Dodds (James). Thomas Chalmers : a biogr. study, 
 Edinb., 1870. 12° 3033.25 
 
 Dodge (Jonathan). Complete system of stenography, 
 Providence, 1823. 8° 6431.13 
 
 Dodge (J.B.) West Virginia. Phila., 1815. 12°. 1123.28 
 
 Dodge (Mary Abigail). ['Gail Hamilton.'] Battle of the 
 books ; for the use of authors and publishers. 
 Cambridge, (Mass.,) 1870. 16° 2752.17 
 
 — Child world. Boston, 1873. 16° 17458 
 
 — Country living and country thinking. Boston, 1862, 
 
 10 3 . ............ 2523.03 
 
 Contents: The bank. Boston and home again. Brown- 
 bread cakes. A complaint of friends. Dog days. Lights 
 among the shadows ol our civil war. Men and wnneu. 
 Moving. My birds. My flower-bed. My garden. Summer 
 gone. Tommy. Winter. 
 
 — Gala-days. Boston, 1863. 16° 2523.01 
 
 Contents ■ A call to my countrymen. Camilla's concert. 
 Chori. Gala-days. Happiest days. Side-glances at Harvard 
 class-day. A spasm of sense. Success iu life. 
 
 — Little folk life. New York, 1872. 16°. . . 174.59 
 
 — New atmosphere. Boston, 1865. 16°. . . 5821.03 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
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 419 
 
 — Nursery noonings. New York, 1875. 16°. 3512.04 
 
 pursuit of knowledge under difficulties. [In Atlantic tales.] 
 
 _ Bed-letter days in Applethorpe. B., 1866.16°. 175.10 
 _ Sermons to the clergy. Boston, 1876. 12°. 3541.28 
 _ Skirmishes and sketches. B., 1865. 16°. . 2523.05 
 
 Contents : Anno Domini. Brain and Brawn. Child-power. 
 Christ as a preacher. Christ in Carolina. Counter charm 
 (A). [A. de Tocqueville.] Court crime (A). Doubtful argu- 
 ments. Drunkenness and drinking. Eddykny-Mur-r-phy. 
 Ellen. Emmons, Nathaniel, of Franklin. Folly in Israel 
 [Sunday schools.] ' Glory Hallelujah ! ' Glorying iu the 
 goad. Interruption. Landmark removed [Owen Lovejoy.] 
 Language. Magazine iiterature. Mob patriotism. My book. 
 New school of biography. ' Out iu the cold.' Pictor Igno- 
 tus [Wm, Blake.] Pictures and a picture. Ramble iu the old 
 paths [of Engl, lit.] A suggestion. Word to the inconsider- 
 ate. WordB tor the way. 
 
 — Stumbling-blocks. Boston, 1864. 16°. . . 2523.06 
 
 Contents : Amusements. Church-sittings. Controversies 
 Error. Fitness of things. Forgiveness. God's way. Law 
 of Christ. Ordinances. Outs aud ins. Prayer-meetiugs. 
 Praying. Proof of your love. A view from the pews. 
 Words without knowledge. 
 
 — Summer rest. Boston, 1866. 12°. . . . 2523.07 
 
 Contents : Council about a council. Fancy farming. Gil- 
 Allan's sabbath King James the first. Kingdom coming. 
 Larva lessons. Orchard talk. Prose Heuriade. Well done. 
 _ Twelve miles fro.n a lemon N.Y., 1874. 12°. 2523.02 
 Contents : Amer. inventions. Autumn voices. Conference 
 wrong side out. Country character. Dinners. Fashions. 
 Hemlock poison. Higher laws of railroads. Holidays Le- 
 drops. Pleasures of poverty. Science, pure and practical. 
 Sleep and sickness. Social formulas and social freedom. 
 Twelve miles from a lemon. To Tudiz by railroad. Wonders 
 and wisdom of carpentry. 
 
 — Woman's worth and worthlessness. Complement 
 
 to 'A new atmosphere.' N.Y., 1872. 12°. 5822.18 
 
 — Woman's wrongs : a counter-irritant. Bostou, 1868, 
 
 12° 5821.17 
 
 — Woolgathering. Boston, 1867. 12°. . . . 2523.08 
 
 Note.— Some of M. A. D.'s writings have appeared in the 
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 their general indexes. 
 Dodge (Mary Mapss). Rhymes and jingles. New York, 
 
 1875. 12°. 1635.31 
 
 <®- For other of her works see Fiction class-list. 
 Dodge (Nathaniel Shatswell). Stories of a grand- 
 father about American history. Boston, 1874. 
 16° 571.01 
 
 — Memoir of Sir J. F. W. Herschel. [In Sm. rep., 1871.] 3936.26 
 Dodge (Richard Irving). Black Hills. N. Y., 1876. 
 
 12° 1132.25 
 
 — Plains of the great west and their inhabitants. 
 
 N. Y„ 1877. 8° 1133.27 
 
 Dodgson (Charles Lutwidge). See Carroll (Lewis), pseud. 
 Dods (J. B. ) and Grimes (J. S.) Electrical psychology. 
 
 London, 1851. 12°. 3814.21 
 
 Dodsley (Kobert). Chronicle of the kings of England. 
 Written in the manner of the ancient Jewish histo- 
 rians. By Nathan Ben Saddi. [pseud.] London, 
 1710. 12° 471.29 
 
 — Economy of human life. L., 1810. 16°. . 6211.22 
 
 — Poems. Ed. with life, by A. Chalmers. [In Chalmers (A.) 
 
 English poets, v. 15, 1810.] 1626.15 
 
 — Select collection of old plays. 2d ed., with notes [by 
 
 IBised]. 12 v. L., 1780. 12° 1722.01 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Prefaces. God's promises, by J. Bale. 
 Four P.'s, by J. Heywood. Ferrex and Porrex, by T. Sack- 
 ville, lord Buckhurst, and T. Norton. Damon and Pythias, 
 by E. Edwards. New custom. 
 
 2. Gainmer Gurton's needle. Alexander and Campaspe, 
 by J. Lyly. Tanered and Gismunda, by E. Wilmot. Corne- 
 lia, by T. Kid. Edward n., by C. Marlow. 
 
 3. George-A-Greeue, the pinner of Wakefield. First part 
 of Jeronymo. The Spanish tragedy, by T. Kid. The honest 
 whore, by T. Dekker 
 
 4. Malcontent, by J. Marston, All fools, by G. Chapman, 
 Eastward hoe, by G. Chapman, Jonson, and Marston. Re- 
 venger's tragedy, by C. Tourner. Dumb knight, by L. 
 Machin. 
 
 5. Miseries of inforced marriage, by G. Wilkins. Lingua, 
 by A. Brewer. Merry devil of Edmonton. A mad world 
 my masters, by Middleton. Earn alley, or merry tricks, by 
 L. Barry. 
 
 6. Roaring girl, or Mol Cntpurse, by Middleton and 
 Dekker. Widow's tears, by G. Chapman. White devil, or 
 Vittona Corombona, by Webster. Hog hath lost his pearl, 
 by R. Taylor. Four prentises of London, by T. Heywood. 
 
 Z' Green's Tu quoque, or the city gallant, by J. Cooke. 
 Albumazar, by Tomlris. A woman killed with kindness, by 
 T. Heywood. Match at midnight, by W. Rowley. Fuimus 
 Troes, the true Trojans, by J. Fisher. 
 
 m!v ' T Thl?hf f 6 ' 8 a Who l e ' by J ' Fol ' d Th0 neir - by T. 
 may. The bird iu a cage, by J. Sliirlv Jew of Malta. ^ 
 Marlow. The wits, by Sir W . Davenant. ' y 
 
 9. Gamester, by Shirley. Microcosmus, by T. Nabbas 
 Muses ldoking-glass, by T. Eandolph. City match by J 
 M ?? e -.S. ueeu 0l Arl ' a gon, by W. Habington. Y 
 
 10 the antiquary, by S. Maimion. The goblins bv 
 Suckling. The ordiua.y, by w. Cartwright. Jovial crew 
 by R. Broome. Odd couple, by T, May ' 
 
 t m' ^ d ( 1 ' 0man ,?' by 8h »' le y- Mayor of Quinborough, by 
 T. Middleton. Grim the collier of Croydon, city uiVht 
 cap by E. Davenport. Parson's wedding, by T. Killenrew 
 
 12 Adventures of Ave hours, by Sir S. Tuke. Elvira bv 
 G. Digby. The widow, by Ben Jonson. Chichevache and 
 Bjcorue. Histona histriouica, by J. Wright. Index to 
 
 GOtGS. 
 
 _ Se ofi Ct iI?o m3, E<J - by E ' SanfOT| l- im S.'s British poets, v. 
 
 Doellinger. See Dollinger. itm.*> 
 
 Doesticks(Q.K. P.) See Thompson (Mortimer M.) . 1693 23 
 
 p.2% tUralhiflt ° ry( ' DWS,i a& <> Amusements {Sporting, 
 Dogmas. See Biblical aud relig. lit. (Doctrine and Dogma, p. 84 ) 
 
 Dogmatic faith. See Garbett (E.) 1868 3564 17 
 
 Doherty (Hugh) Memoir of Fourier. [ With Transon (A.)' Chariee 
 
 Fourier's theory,] 6812 15 
 
 Dolby (Anastasia). Church vestments.' London, 1868 
 
 sm. 4° 3767 2i 
 
 Dolgorouky (Paul). Handbook of principal families 
 
 in Russia. From the French. L., 1858. 8°. 554.28 
 Dollinger (Johann Joseph Ignaz von). The Church 
 
 and the churches ; or the papacy and the temporal 
 
 power. Tr. by W. B. MacCabe. London, 1862. 
 _?°- 3545.05 
 
 — .tables respecting the popes iu the middle ages. Tr. 
 
 by A. Plummer. With essay en the prophetic spirit 
 and the prophecies of the christian era. Tr. by 
 H. B. Smith. N. Y., 1872. 8° 3424.12 
 
 — History of the church [to the reformation]. Tr. by 
 
 E. Cox. 4v. London, 1840. 8°. . . . 3427.11 
 
 — Lectures on the reunion of the churches. Tr. with 
 
 preface by H. N. Oxenham. New York, 1872. 
 12° 3545.06 
 
 — The Pope and the council. By Janus, [pseud.] 2d 
 
 ed. London, 1869. 12° 3425.15 
 
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 Nov. 1871 (Dollinger scandal) ; Contem. rev., v. 14, 1870 
 (Three broad church catholics). 
 
 Dollman (Francis T.) * Examples of antient pulpits 
 existing in England. L., 1849. 4°. . . 1316.08 
 
 Dolomieu (Deodat G. 8. T. de Gratet de). *Account of the earth- 
 quakes in 1783. [In Pinkerton. Voyages, v. 5.] . , 926.05 
 
 Domenech (Emmanuel). Missionaiy adventures in 
 Texas and Mexico. London, 1858. 8°. . 1125.12 
 
 — Seven years residence in the great deserts of North 
 
 America. 2 v. L., 1860. 8° 1125.10 
 
 Domenichino (Do«ienico Zampieri, called; b. 1581, 
 d. 1641). 
 
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 Paris, 1836-37. 8°. [Univers.] . . . 902.20 
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 Domestic aunals of Scotland. See Chambers (E.) . . . 196.01 
 
 Domestic economy. 
 
 1. Comprehensive and miscellaneous works. 
 
 — Bazar book of the household. 1875. . . 6014.03 
 
 Contents : Marriage, establishment, servants, house- 
 keeping, children, home life, company. 
 
 — Beecher (C. E.) and Stowe (H. B.) American woman's 
 
 home. 1869 6016.05 
 
 — Beecher (Miss C. ) Housekeeper and healthkeeper. 
 
 1873 6016.13 
 
 — Beeton's Dictionary of practical recipes and e very-day 
 
 information : new domestic cyclopaedia. 6016.09 
 
 — Bernays (A. J.) Household chemistry. 1852. 4214.06 
 
 — Best of everything : By the author of ' ' Enquire 
 
 Within." 1870 6016.06 
 
 — Conti (A. de B., prince de). Concerning the government of 
 
 his house. [In his Works, 1711.] 5023.17 
 
 — Diaz (A. M. ) A domestic problem. Work and cul- 
 
 ture in the household. 1875 6015.22 
 
 — Domestic management, or the art of conducting a 
 
 family ; with instructions to servants in general 
 [anon.] 6015.24 
 
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420 
 
 DOMESTIC ECONOMY 
 
 - Donovan (M. ) Domestic economy. Brewing, distil- 
 
 ling, wine-making, baking, human food. 2 v. 
 1830 " 6016.01 
 
 - Facts and hints for every-day life. [Eeceipts. 
 
 etc.] 6015.23 
 
 - Gardner (R 0. ) Illustrated homes : papers describing 
 
 real houses and real people. 1875. . . 1312.29 
 
 - Hand-book of useful and ornamental amusements and 
 
 accomplishments. By a lady, [anon.] 1845. 6017.21 
 
 - Haskell {Mrs. E. F.) Housekeeper's encyclopaedia. 
 
 1873 6016.17 
 
 - Leslie (Miss). Lady's house-book. 1854. . 6016.08 
 
 ■ Murray (R.) The modern householder. 1872. 6016.12 
 
 ■ Our English home : its early history and progress. 
 
 With notes on the introd. of domestic inventions, 
 1860 6014.01 
 
 ■ Reason why : Domestic science. By the author of En- 
 
 quire within. 1869 6016.07 
 
 • Rhodes (H. ) Russell (J. ) and others. Bokes of nurture. 
 
 Ed. by F. J. Furnivall. [Early Eng. text soc. 
 No. 32.] 7913.10 
 
 • Stockton (F. R. and M. ) The home where it should be 
 
 and what to put in it. 1873 1311.05 
 
 ■ Stowe (Mrs. H. B. ) House and home papers. 
 
 1865 2543.13 
 
 ■ Walsh (J.M.) Economical housekeeper. 1857. 6016.04 
 
 • Warren (Mrs. ) How I managed my house on £200 
 
 [1000 dollars] a year. 1866 6015.25 
 
 • Webster (T.) and Parkes (Mrs.) An encyclopaadia 
 
 of domestic economy. New ed. 1861. 6017.01 
 Contents : The residence ; warming and ventilation ; 
 lighting; furniture; servants ; cleaning; food; beverages; 
 cooking ; textile fabrics for clothing and furniture ; dress; 
 the toilet ; jewellery ; the laundry ; carriages ; the dairy ; 
 health and sickness. 
 
 - Xenophon. (Economics. [In his Works.] . 424.01 ; 6077.15 
 
 - Yownans (E. L. ) Handbook of household science. 
 
 1857 6016.03 
 
 Contents : Heat ; light ; air ; food and drink ; cleaning. 
 
 - Young lady's book. 1859 5427.07 
 
 See also Contemp. rev., Dec, 1873 (Co-operative house- 
 keeping, by Mrs. E. M. King). 
 
 2. Cookery. 
 
 - Beecher (Miss G. ) Domestic receipt-book. 5th ed. 
 
 1872 6015.18 
 
 - Beeton (Mrs. 1 Every-day cookery and housekeeping 
 
 book. 1872 6015.16 
 
 - Blot (P. ) Handbook of pract. cookery. 1869. 6015.12 
 What to eat, and how to cook it. 1863. 6015.01 
 
 - Bowman (A.) New cookery manual. 1869. 6015.08 
 
 - Choice receipts. M. S. W. 1875. . . .6015.20 
 
 - Dessert book. With original recipes. By a Boston 
 
 lady, [anon.] 1872 6016.11 
 
 -Howard (Mrs. B. G.) Fifty years in a Maryland 
 kitchen. 1873 6015.19 
 
 ■ In the kitchen, [anon.] B., 1875. 12°. . . 6016.15 
 
 - Indian cookery. [In Oriental Tr. Fund.Miscel. trans., v. 1. 
 
 1831 7818.16 
 
 ■Johnston (W. E.) Report on the 'preparation of food. [In 
 United States com. to Paris exp. Reports, v. 5, 1867.] 3915.09 
 
 ■ Mann (Mrs.H.) Physiological cook book.185-l.6015.04 
 
 ■ May (R.) The accomplisht cook. 1678. . 6015.14 
 
 ■ Sl.Ctair (Lady H.) Dainty dishes. 5th ed.1866. 6015.05 
 
 ■ Soyer (A.) Culinary campaign. 1857. . . 6015.06 
 
 ■ Terhune (Mrs. V. H.) Common sense in the house- 
 
 told. 1871 6016.10 
 
 - Thompson (B., count Rumford). Of kitchen fire-places and kit- 
 
 chen utensils. [In his Essays, v. 3. 1804.] .... 4026.12 
 
 ■ Warner (B. ) Antiquitites culinarias ; or curious 
 
 tracts relating to the culinary affairs of the old 
 English. 1791 6018.01 
 
 8. Food, and art of dining. 
 Alhenceus. The Deipnosophists or banquet of the 
 learned. Tr. by C. D. Yonge. 3 v. 1854.2512.16 
 
 - Blot (P.) Art of dining. [In Galaxy, May, Jun., Jul., Aug., 1866 ] 
 
 - — Modern and mediffival dinners. [Galaxy, April, 1867.] 
 
 • Breakfast, dinner, and tea : viewed classically, poeti- 
 
 cally, and practically. 1860 6015.02 
 
 • Brillat-Savarin (A. ) Hand-book of dining ; or, corpu- 
 
 'ency and leanness scientifically considered. Tr by 
 C. F. Simpson. 1865 6015.03 
 
 • — Physiologie du gout, gastronomie transoendante. 
 
 1869 6015 13 
 
 • Bristed (C. A.] Table (esthetics. [In his Pieces,' etc.. 1858, 
 
 p. 126-171. Repr. from Knickerbocker mag., 1848.] 2517.09 
 
 - Church (A. H.) Food ; its sources and uses 
 
 1877 6014.ll 
 
 - Cozzens (F. S.) Dietetics. [In his Sayings of Dr. Bushwacker 
 
 P. l-* 3 -l 2521 12 
 
 - De Quincey (T.) Dinner, real and reputed. [In his Miscel 
 
 essays, p. 209-255.] 2522 15* 
 
 - De Voe (T. F.) Market assistant, containing a brief 
 
 description of every article of human food sold in 
 the public markets of New York, Boston, Philadel- 
 phia and Brooklyn. 1867 6016.24 
 
 Market book : hist, account of the markets of New 
 
 York, etc. v. 1. [New York markets. ] 1862. 6016.26 
 
 - Dinners and dinner parties, [anon.] London, 1862 
 
 12° 6015.11 
 
 -Dodd(0.) Food of London. 1856. . . .6014.12 
 
 - Doran (J. ) Table traits. 1855 2523! 10 
 
 - Drewry (G. 0.) and Bartlett (H. C. ) Cup and platter, 
 
 or, notes on food and its effects. 1876. . 6014.10 
 
 - Fisher (J. ) Where shall we get meat ? The food 
 
 supplies of Western Europe. 1866. . . 6016.23 
 
 - Folsom (C. F.) Our meat supply, and public health. [In Mass. 
 
 state board of health. 6th report, 1875.] . . . .4345.22 
 
 - Gastronomy : or the school for good living. 2d ed. 
 
 [anon.] 1822 6015.06 
 
 - Henderson (Mrs. M. F. ) Practical cooking and din- 
 
 ner giving. 1870 6016.16 
 
 - Hunt (L.) Breakfast. [In his Seer, p. 73-107.] . . . 2633.09 
 
 - Hoadley (J. C.) On the transportation of live-stock. [In Mass. 
 
 state board of health. 6th report, 1875.] .... 4345.22 
 
 - Illustrations of eating ; displaying the omniv. charac- 
 
 ter of man. By a beef-eater, [anon.] 1847.6015.10 
 
 - Jeaffreson (J. G.) Book about the table. 2 v. 6016.18 
 
 - Knight (J.) Hist, of food. [In his Improvement of the health. 
 
 1875.] 4324.30 
 
 - Lankester (0.) Lectures on food. 1864. .5926.22 
 Uses of animals in relation to the industry of man. 
 
 1864 5926.2^ 
 
 -Leiheby(K) On food : four lectures. 1870. 6014.13 
 
 - Massachusetts. State board of health. Annual report, 
 
 1870-75. (Several essays.) 4345.22 
 
 - Peale (T. R.) Uses of the brain and marrow of animals among 
 
 the Indians of North America. [Sm. rep., 1870.] . 3936.25 
 
 - Plutarch. Of eating of flesh. [In his Morale, v.6,pp.3-16.] 5436.30 
 
 - Papers from the Quar. rev., 1852 (Gastronomy and gastrono- 
 
 mers, p. 55-118) 2541.16 
 
 - P(irphyrius. On abstinence from animal food. [In his Select 
 
 works. 1823. ] 5416.26 
 
 - Simmonds (P.L. ) The curiosities of food. 1859.6014.11 
 
 - Simpson (L. S.) Handbook of dining. 1859. 6015.09 
 
 - Soyer (A. ) Pantropheon ; or history of food and its 
 
 preparation. 1853 6016.25 
 
 - Terhune (V. H.) Breakfast, luncheon, and tea. 
 
 1875 6016.14 
 
 - Turner IT. H.) Usages of domestic life in the middle ages. 
 
 The dining table. [In *Archaeol. jour., v. 2.] . . 1462.16 
 
 - Vegetable substances used for the food of man. New 
 
 York, 1840. lo° 5926.24 
 
 See also Blackwood's mag., v. 71, 1852 (Thoughts upon 
 dinners) ; v. 88, 1860 (Theories of food) ; v. 103, 1868 (Horse 
 flesh) ; Contem rev., v 7, 1868 (Food of the people, byB. 
 Shaw) ; v. 9, 1868 (Food supply of London ; 2 articles) ; 
 Blackwood, v. 80, 1856 (Food of Loudon) ; Quar. rev., v. 95, 
 1854 (London commissariat) ; Ed. rev., v. 99, 1853 ;Con- 
 sumption of food in the United Kingdom) ; Fraser's inag., 
 v. 65, 1857 (Food) ; Nat. qu. rev., V. 12, 1867 (Food and its 
 prep.) ; Fraser's mag., v. 47, 1853 (Flies and feasts ; an- 
 cient festivities). 
 
 4. Needle-work. 
 
 ■ Ladies' work-table book. Phil., [n. d.] 12°. 6017.22 
 ■Lambert (Miss—). Hand-book, etc. 1851. 6017.19 
 
 — Practical hints on decorative needle-work. 
 
 1847 6017.20 
 
 J8ST See also Arts (Useful : Lace, p. 44 ;— Manufactures, p. 44). 
 5. Preserving, curing, etc. 
 
 ■ Art and mystery of curing, preserving, and potting : 
 
 also art of pickling. 1864 6014.04 
 
 • Goufft (J. ) Book of preserves : meat, fish, vegetables 
 
 and fruits. 1871 6017.09 
 
 Robinson (J. ) Whole art of curing, pickling, and 
 
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 6. Servants. 
 
 Chamberlain ( C. , jr. ) The servant girl of the perM 
 
 the greatest plague of life. 1873. . . . 6014.02 
 
 ■Swift (J.) Directions to servants. [In his Works.] 6074.13 ; M 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 74, 1866 ; North Bnt. rev., 
 
 v. 20, 1853. 
 
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 421 
 
 ^g- See also Adulterations (p 5) ;— Arts (Useful : Con- 
 fectionery, p. 40 —Liquors, p. 44 ;— Receipts, p. 46 :— Warm- 
 'ingand Ventilation,?. 48);— Ooffee (p. 274);— Family;— Fur- 
 niture ;— Home ;— Medicine {Beverages ;— Food and Diet) ; 
 —Milk; — Tea; — Toilet and cosmetic arts. 
 Domestic hiBtory of the American revolution. See Ellet {Mrs. 
 E. F.) 1851 682.04 
 
 Domestic management ; with instructions to servants 
 in general, lanon.] L., f>.&] 16°. . . 6015.21 
 
 Domestic manners of the Americans. SeeTrollope (.Vrs.F.)1084.21 
 
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 Domingo (San). See Countries. (Hayti, p. 329.) 
 
 Dominica (Island of:. See Countries. [Dominica, p. 804.) 
 
 Dominican artist. See Lear {Mrs. Sidney A.) 
 
 Dominican republic. See Countries. {Dominican republic, p. 304.) 
 
 Dominoes (Book about). See Hope (A. E.) 5613.17 
 
 Donald (J., editor). Chambers's etymological diction- 
 ary of the English language. L.,1868. 12°. 6432.03 
 
 Donaldson (J.) Principles of taste. Edinburgh, 1786. 
 8°. 5134.02 
 
 Donaldson (James). Critical history of christian lit- 
 erature and doctrine, to the Nicene council. 3 v. 
 
 London, 1861-66. 8°. 3413.19 
 
 v. 1. Apostolical fathers. 2-3. The apologists. 
 
 Donaldson (Prof. John). British agriculture. 1860. 
 8° 6128.01 
 
 — Clay lands and loamy soils. L., 1852. 16°. 6135.02 
 Donaldson (John Wm., D.D) The new Cratylus ; or, 
 
 contributions towards a more accurate knowledge 
 of the Greek language. 3d ed. L.,1859. 8°. 6114.07 
 
 — English ethnography. [In Cambridge essays, 1856.] 2517.14 
 
 — Hist, of Greek lit. continued. See Miiller (K. O.) . 2734.06 
 
 — Theatre of the Greeks. 3d ed. Cambridge, (Engl.) 
 
 1830. 8° 1715.15 
 
 — Varronianus : introd. to the ethnography of ancient 
 
 Italy, and to the philological study of the Latin 
 
 language. 3d ed. L., 1860. 8°. . . . 6411.19 
 
 Donaldson (Wm.) Switches and crossings : formulae. 
 
 London, 1871. 8°. 3925.41 
 
 — Tables for plate layers. From " Switches and cross- 
 
 ings." L. 1871." 16° 3925.42 
 
 Donck (Adrian van der). Description of the New Netherlands. 
 Tr. by J. Johnson. frT. Y., historical soc. Coll., 2d s , v. 1. 
 1841.] 615.06 
 
 Donders (F. C. ) On the anomalies of accommodation 
 and refraction of the eye. With essay on physiolo- 
 gical dioptrics. Tr. by W. D. Moore. London, 
 New Sydenham soc, 1864. 8°. . . .4302.04 
 
 Donkersley (Rev. B. ) Facts about wives and mothers. 
 New York, 1869. 16° 5835.16 
 
 Donkin (W. F. ) Acoustics : theoretical. Part 1. [Vi- 
 bration of strings and rods.] Oxf.,1870. 12°. 4024.08 
 
 Donne (Dr. John). Poetical works. With memoir. 
 
 Boston, 1855. 16° 1642.07 
 
 Contents • Epistles to several personages. Funeral elegies. 
 Divine poems. The progress of the soul. Miscel. poems. 
 Epigram. Elegies. Epithalamions, or marriage songs. 
 Satires. Latin poems. 
 
 — Poems. Ed. with life, by A. Chalmers. [In Chalmers' Eng- 
 
 lish poets, V. 5, 1818.] 1626.05 
 
 — Select poems. [In Sanford (E.) and Walsh (E.) British poets, 
 
 V. 4. 1819.] 1691.04 
 
 — ■ Walton (I.) Life of J. D. [In Wordsworth (C.) Eccl. biogr., 
 
 V. 3, 1853.] 3446.03 
 
 *8S" Sec also Biography (p. 139). 
 Donne (William Bodham). Essays on the drama, and 
 
 on popular amusements. 2d ed. London, 1863. 
 
 8°. 1715.20 
 
 Donuegan (James). New Greek and English lexicon. 
 
 1st Am. ed. Boston, 1837. 8° 6415.02 
 
 Donnell (E. J. ) Chronological and statistical history 
 
 of cotton. New York, 1872. 8°. . . .5926.09 
 Donovan (Michael). Domestic economy. 2 v. Lond., 
 
 1830. 16° 6016.01 
 
 — Treatise on chemistry. Newed. L.,1854. 16°. 4211.01 
 Doolittle (Rev. Justus). Social life of the Chinese. 
 
 2v. New York, 1865. 12° 1023.08 
 
 — "Vocabulary and hand-book of the Chinese language. 
 
 2v. Foochow, (China,) 1872. 8°. . . .6426.17 
 Doon de Maience ; chanson de geste. Publ. par A. 
 
 Pey. P., 1859. 18°. [Anciens poetesde la France, 
 
 v. 2.] 7061.02 
 
 Dora d'Istria, pseud. See Koltzoff-Massalsky (H. Ghika, princess). 
 Doran (Dr. John). The Bentley ballads. London, 
 
 1858. 16° 1614.14 
 
 — Book of the princes of Wales. L., 1860. 12°. 3253.21 
 
 — Court fools. London, 1858. 8° 2523.09 
 
 — Habits and men. New York. 1856. 12°. . 2523.11 
 
 Contents: Dress. Hats Wigs. Beards. Swords. Gloves, 
 or™! 1 - b " t ' oris Stockings. ' Masks and faces.' Tailors : 
 St. William, Sir J. Hawkwood, G. Dorfling, Adm. Hobson 
 J. Stow, J. Speed, S. Popys, E. Eyan, P. Whitehead. 
 Beaux : Beau Fielding, Beau Nash, Prince de Ligne, Beau 
 Brummell. Doctors ready dressed. Odd iashious 
 
 — Knight i and their days. N. Y., 1856. 12°. 662106 
 
 — A lady of the last century (Mrs. Elizabeth Montagu), 
 
 With a chapter on blue stockings. 2d ed. Lond. , 
 1873. 8° 312.1.29 
 
 — Memoir of queen Adelaide, consort of William iv 
 
 London, 1861. 8° 3011.08 
 
 — Monarchs retired from business. New York, 1857. 
 VT 12 ° 325:107 
 
 — New pictures and old panels. L.,1859. 12°. 2523.18 
 
 Contents : A picture in three panels ; Dr Dodd, Gold- 
 smith, Wesley. Andre Chenier. (Ehleuschliiger. Venus 
 appearing to Aspaeia. Our lady of Boulogne. The uugra- 
 cious rood of grace. Flowery legend of Our lady of Guada- 
 lupe. Pictures ot England. Foreign scenes. Group of 
 queens unqueened. Portraits of daughters of Charles I 
 Things we don't know. Portraits of Farinelli and Pompa- 
 dour. • Tableax de Paris ■' in the last century. Old and 
 young Christmas, etc. 
 
 — Queens of the House of Hanover. 2 v. New York, 
 
 1855. 12° 3253.05 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Sophia Dorothea, qu. of George I. Caro- 
 line Wilhelmina Dorothea, qu. of George II. 2. Charlotte 
 Sophia, qu. of George III. Caroline of Brunswick, qu. of 
 George IV. 
 
 — Saints and sinners ; or in church and about it. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1868. 8° 3544.14 
 
 — Table traits, with something on them. New York, 
 
 1855. 12° 2523.10 
 
 — "Their majesties' servants." Annals of the English 
 
 stage. 2 v. New York, 1865. 12°. . . . 1715.16 
 
 Dorchester, (Mass.) See Countries. (Dorchester, p. 304). 
 
 Dorchester antiquarian and historical society. History 
 
 of the town of Dorchester, Massachusetts. Boston, 
 
 Ph., 1859. 8° 611.05 
 
 — Collections. No. 3. Journal of Bichard Mather. 1635. 
 
 His life and death, 1670. Boston, 1850.16°. 3122.21 
 Dore. By a stroller in Europe. See Wright (W. W.) . . 943.14 
 Dore (Paul Gustave). Two hundred sketches, humor- 
 ous and grotesque. London, 1867. 4°. . 1147.10 
 ^@* For works illustrated by Dore see Balzac (H. de). 
 Contes drolatiques [7012.18] ; — *Bible. La Sainte Bible 
 [1468.11] ;— "Cervantes (M. de). Don Quichotte [1468.14];— 
 •Dante. L'Enfer [1468.13] ; Le Purgatoire [1468.19] ;— Le 
 Paiadis [1468.19] ; *La Fontaine's Fables [1468.18] ;— 
 L'Epine (E.) Legende de Croquemitaine [456.21] ;— *Fer- 
 rault'sLes contes [1468. 16] ;— Saintine (X.-B.) Mythologie 
 du Khin [7038 03] ;— Taine (H. A.) Tour through the Py- 
 renees. 1874 [986.05] ;— Wandering Jew [1468.17.] 
 
 For biogr. and critical notices ot Dore see Biography (p. 
 139) -.—also Brit. qu. rev., Jan., 1869 ; Galaxy, March, 1874 
 (G. D., by Justin McCarthy) ;— Gentlemau'B mag.. May, 
 1866 (D. and his works, by H. N. Humphreys) ; Sept., 
 1869 (D. at home, by B. Jerrold) ; March, 1873 (D. at work, 
 by Blauchard Jerrold). 
 Dorking (Battle of). 
 
 — After the battle of Dorking ; or, what became of the invaders 1 
 
 [anon.] London, 1871. 16° 483.13 
 
 — Chesney (67.) Battle of Dorking : reminiscences of a volun- 
 
 teer, [anon.] 1871 483.13 
 
 — Leighlun (Sir B.) The lull before Dorking. 3d ed. 1871. 483.13 
 
 — What happened after the battle of Dorking ; or, the victory 
 
 of Tunbridge Wells, [anon.] L., 1871. 16°. . . . 483.13 
 Dorner (Isaac August). History of the development 
 of the doctrine of the person of Christ. Tr. by 
 W. L. Alexander. 2 pts in 5 v. Edin., 1861-63. 
 8° 3545.17 
 
 — History of protestant theology. Tr. by G. Bobson 
 
 andS. Taylor. 2 v. Edin., 1871. 8°. . . 3545.22 
 Dorr (Rev. Benjamin). Churchman's manual. P. E. 
 
 church, U. S. 4th ed. Phila., 1859. 16°. 3544.17 
 Dorr (Julia C. B. ) Bride and bridegroom. Cincinnati, 
 
 1873 12° 5836.08 
 
 — Poems. Phila., 1872. 12° 1641.05 
 
 $3j~ For her novels see Fiction class-list. 
 
 Dorset (Earl of). See Sackville (Charles) 1691.13 
 
 Doraey (Sarah A.) Becollections of Henry Watkins 
 
 Allen. N. Y, 1866. 12° 3013.22 
 
 Dort (Synod of). Articles. Tr. by T. Scott. Utica, 
 
 (N. Y.,) 1831. 12° 3543.26 
 
 Dottings round the circle. See Curtis (B. E.) .... 913.12 
 Douai (Dr. Adolf). The kindergarten : a manual of 
 
 Froebel's system. N. Y., 1871. 12°. . . 5514.20 
 Doubleday (Abner). Beminiscences of Forts Sumter 
 
 and Moultrie in 1860-61. N. Y., 1876. 12°. 631.17 
 Doubleday (Thomas). Matter for materialists : letters 
 
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422 
 
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 in extension of the principles of Berkeley. London, 
 1870. 8° 5422.09 
 
 — Political life of Peel. 2 v. L., 1856. 8°. . . 3136.29 
 Doubts of infidels, [anon.] Loudon, 1819. 8°. [In Deist (The). 
 
 V. 1.] 3548.20 
 
 Douce (Francis). The dance of death : engr. on wood ; 
 with dissertation on representations of that sub- 
 ject, more especially tnose ascribed to Macaber 
 and Hans Hoibein. ' London, 1833. 8°. 1452.23 
 
 — Illustrations of Shaksp^are, and of ancient manners : 
 
 with dissert, on the clowns and fools of Shakspeare ; 
 on the Gasca, Bomauorum ; ajol on the English 
 Morris dance. L., 1839. 8° 1753.11 
 
 — Some remarks on. the European names of chessmen. [In 
 
 Archajologia, v. 11, 1794.) 5128.— 
 
 Douglas (Mrs. — ). Life of Professor Gellert. 3 v. 
 
 London. 1805. 8° 3063.31 
 
 Douglas (Frederick Syiv. North). Essay on points of 
 resemblance between the ancient and the modern 
 
 Greeks. 2d ed. L, 1813. 8° 996.23 
 
 Douglas (Gavin, Scotch poet, b. 1474, d. 1522). Poeti- 
 cal works. With memoir, etc. by J. Small. 4 v. 
 
 Edin., 1874. 12° 1636.08 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Biogr. introd. Police of honour. King 
 Hart. Conscience. 2-4. Trausl. of Virgil's Enneados. 
 
 j(te@" For biogr. notices of Douglas, set' Irving (D.) Lives, 
 etc. [3285. o7J ;— Lives of Scottish, poet?, v. 1. [3212.07];— 
 Tytler (P. F.) Lives of Scottish worthies, v. 3 [3252.03]. 
 
 Douglas ( Gen. Sir Howard). On naval war with steam. 
 2d ed. London, I860. 8° 4517.15 
 
 — Military bridges. 3d ed. L., 1853. 8°. . . 4514.02 
 
 See Blackwood's mag., v. 93, 1863 (Life of Sir H. D.) 
 
 Douglas (James). Travelling anecdotes. 3d ed. Lond., 
 1786. 8° 944.22 
 
 Douglas I John William ), and Scott (John). British 
 hemiptera. v 1. Hemiptera heteroptera. London, 
 Ray soa., 1865. 8°. 4744.07 
 
 Douglas (Stephen A. ) and Lincoln (Abraham). Politi- 
 cal debate?. Columbus, 1860. 8°. . . . 5733.22 
 4&- Tor biogr. notices of S. A D., see Biography (p. 140). 
 
 Douglass series of christian G. eek and Latin writers 
 
 v. 1-4. N. Y., 1874-76. IS 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Latin hymns. Ed. by F. A. March [3765 211 
 2. Eusebius. Ed. by F. A. March [3931.14], 3. Tertullianus 
 [3531.15], 4. Athenagoras [3531.13], 
 
 Dove-cote and aviary. See Dixon (E. .S.) 1851. . . . 4813 06 
 
 Dowe (Wm. ) Junius Lord Chatham : a biography 
 Loadon, 1857. 12° I088.15 
 
 Dower. See Law. (Diwer.) 
 
 Dow.e (James). The foot and its covering. London, 
 1861. 12°. 4332 12 
 
 Dowleans (A. M.) Descrip. catalogue 'of contrib. 
 from India to the London exhibition of 1862. Cal- 
 cutta, 1862. 4° 1016.04 
 
 Dowley (M. F.) History aud honorary roll of the 
 12th regiment, infantry, N. G. S. N. Y. NY 
 1869. 12° 63J 15 
 
 Dowling (John). History of Komanism. New ed 
 New York, 1857. 8° 3425 07 
 
 — Reply to Miller on the enl of the world. 2d ed 
 
 New York, 1812. 8° 
 
 Down among the water-weeds See Bickerstaffe (M. b!) 4821 IT 
 Down m Tennessee. Sea Gilmore (J. B.) . 195 05 
 
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 18ol-53. [In Sra. contrib., v. 2-3.] . 3937 02 
 
 Downey (W. S.) Proverbs. N. Y , 1858. 12° 6214 05 
 Downing (Andrew Jackson). Architecture of country 
 
 houses. New York. [n. d.] 8°. . . . 1314 21 
 
 — Cottage residences. New York, 1852. 8°. 1314 19 
 
 - Fruits and fruit trees of America. New York, 1847. 
 
 0135.23 
 
 12° 
 
 — Notes [ZrcWightwickfO.) Hints to young architects.] 1313 31 
 
 — Rural essays. M?.moir, by G. W. Curtis. N Y 
 
 T 18 ^' 8J " ■ 6125.07 
 
 — treatise on landscape gardening, with remarks on 
 
 rural architecture. N. Y., 1841. 8°. . . 1314 20 
 Sams. 8th ed. with supplement by W. H. Sargent 
 New York, [187-]. 8°. . . . (i ^ 5 in 
 
 D ° Wn ;?r g ,!. ' Toogood). The Fan-Qui in China in 1886-7" ' Un 
 Waldie library, v. 12 ] bhthS 
 
 Dowson (John.. Grammar of the Urdu or Hindus 
 tarn language. L., 1872. 16° 6421 16 
 
 Doyle (Sir Francis Hastings). Lectures, before the 
 University of Oxford, 1868. L., 1869. 16°. 1642 31 
 2. Thtdream-o/Sn™us le0tUr09 - 2 ' ^-incia! poetry. 
 
 — The return of the guards, and other poems. London 
 
 1866. 16° 1642.24 
 
 Doyle (John). Genuine copies of letters rel. to execution of D 
 
 London, 1770. 8° [/„ 5093il j 
 
 Doyle (John Andrew). American colonies previous to 
 
 the decl. of independence. L., 1869. 12°. 576.07 
 
 — History of the United States. With maps by F A 
 
 Walker. New York, 1876. 12°. . . . 572.31 
 Doyle (Martin). Illustrated book of domestic poultry 
 
 London, 1857. 8° 6134.22 
 
 Same. New ed. Phila., 1873. 8°. . . 6137.21 
 
 Doyle (Richard). * Bird's eye views of society. Lon- 
 don, 18C4. obi. fol 1456.17 
 
 — Foreign tour of Messrs. Brown, Jones, and Robin- 
 
 son. New York, 1871. 4° 1456.08 
 
 Dozy (Dr. Reinhart Pieter Anne). Het Islamisme 
 
 Haarlem, 1863. 1. 8° 3458.09 
 
 Dracontia. Deane (J. B.) Observations on Dracontia. Un 
 
 Archaeologia, v 25, 1834.] 5128 _ 
 
 Drafts 011 my memory. See Lennox (Lord W. P.) 2 v. . 3097 22 
 Dragon myth. [In New monthly mag., June, 1874.] 
 Dragoon campaiens to the Rocky Mountains, (anon.} 
 
 New York, 18L'6. 8° 1114.26 
 
 Drainage. See Agriculture (p. 7) ;— Arts ( Useful, p. 41). 
 Drake (Benj. ) Life ct Tecumseh i.nd of his brother 
 
 the prophet ; with hist, sketch of the Shawanoe 
 
 Indians. Cin-, 1856. 8° 3171.19 
 
 Drake (Charles F. Tyrwhitt). Unexplored Syria. See Burton 
 
 (K. F.) and Drake 1044.24 
 
 Drake (Daniel, M.D. ) Pioneer life in Kentucky. With 
 
 biog. by his son. Cin., 1870. 8°. . . 592.25 
 Drake (l-ir Francis). 
 
 — Exped. to the West Indies, 1585-86. [In Hakluyt. Voyages, 
 
 v. 4, 1811 .— Kerr (R.) Voyages, v. 7,1824.] . . . 914.14 
 
 — First voyage to Nonibre de Dios and Daiiene, 1672. [In 
 
 Hakluyt. Voyages, v. 4, 1811.] 916.18 
 
 — Fletcher (F. ) The wtr.d encompassed by Sir Francis 
 
 Drake, [1577-1579]. [Eakluytsoc, 1854.] 925.15 
 See also Hakluyt (E.) Voyages, v. 4, 1811 [916.18] ;— Kerr. 
 Voyages, v. 10, 1824 [914.17]. 
 
 — Maynarde (T.) Sir F. D., his voyages 1595. With 
 
 Spanish account of Drake's attack on Puerto Rico. 
 
 Ed. by W. D. Cooley [Hakluyt soc, 1849. 925.16 
 
 «S- For lives of Sir F. D.. see Biography (p. 140) 
 
 Drake (Francis S.) Dictionary of American biography. 
 
 Boston, 1872. 8° 3247.18 
 
 — Life and corresp. of Henry Knox. Boston, 1874. 
 
 8° 3096.27 
 
 Drake (Joseph Rodnun). The culprit fay. New York, 
 1859. 16° 1642.08 
 
 — Culprit fay, and other poems. New York, 1847. 
 
 8° 1642.09 
 
 — Poetical writings. N. Y., 1869. 12°. . .1645.18 
 Drake (Nathan). Sieges of Pontefract castle, 1644-45. 
 
 [Surtees soc, v. i>7.] 5117.05 
 
 Drake (Isathan, M.D.) Essays, biogr., crit., and his- 
 torical, idustiative of the Rambler, Adventurer, 
 Idler, and of the periodical papers, in imitation 
 of the writings of Steele and Addison published 
 between the Spectator and 1809, 2 v. London, 
 1809. 16° 2523.12 
 
 — Essays, biogr., critical, and historical, illustrative of 
 
 the Tattler, Spectator, and Guardian. 3 v. Lond., 
 1805. 16° 2523.14 
 
 — The Gleaner : essays selected from scarce or neg- 
 
 lected volumes. 4 v. L., 1811. 8°. . . 2527.04 
 
 — Literary hours ; or, sketches, critical and narrative. 
 
 2d ed. 3 v. London, 1800-04. 8°. . . . 2527.08 
 
 — Memoi-ials of Shakespeare ; or, sketches of his 
 
 character and genius, by various writers. [With 
 criticisms on some of his principal characters.] 
 
 London, 1828. 8° 1753.10 
 
 Drake (Samuel Adams). Historic fields and mansions 
 of Middlesex. Boston, 1874. 8°. . . . 601.07 
 
 — Nooks and corners of the New England coast. New 
 
 York, 1875. 8° H 34 - 25 
 
 — Old landmarks and historic personages of Boston. 
 
 Boston, 1873. 8° mM , 
 
 Drake (Samuel Gardner). Biography and history of 
 the Indians of N. A. Boston, 1851. 8°. . 557.01 
 
 — Early history of Dorchester. B., 1851. 8°. 611.0J 
 
 — History and antiquities of Boston, to 1770. Boston, 
 
 1856. 8° 590.01 
 
 — History of the five years French and Indian war in 
 
 New England and parts adjacent, 1744-49. With 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
DRAKE-DRAMA 
 
 423 
 
 memoir of major-general Shirley. Albany, 1870. 
 
 sq. 12° 584.07 
 
 Old Indian chronicle ; a collection of rare tracts. 
 
 Boston, 1836. 16° 557.09 
 
 . Besult of researches among British archives relative 
 
 to the founders of New England. Boston, 1860. 
 
 sm. 4° 595.16 
 
 Drake (William Bichard). Notes on Venetian ceramics. 
 London, 1856. 8° 1453.07 
 
 DRAMA. 
 
 Note.— For an Alphabetical Arrangement of P ays, under both authors and titles, see Plays, in the general alphabet. 
 
 Amateur Theatricals. 
 
 Note. — For Contents of these collections, see individual 
 entries, in general alphabet. 
 Baker 1,0. M.) Amateur dramas. 1867. . . 1712.28 
 
 — Drawing-room stage. 1873 1712.30 
 
 — Mimic stage. 1869 1712.27 
 
 _ Social stage. 1871 1712.29 
 
 Barllett {G. B.) Parlor amusements for the young 
 
 folks. 1875 1712.32 
 
 Fivst (Miss S. A.) Amateur theatricals and fairytale 
 dramas. 1868 1724.17 
 
 — Book of tableaux and shadow pantomimes. 1724.33 
 Gilbert (W. S.) Original plays. 1876. . . .1724.34 
 Head (J. H.) Home pastimes ; or, tableaux vivants. 
 
 1867 1742.03 
 
 Healy (M.) The home theatre. 1872. . . . 1742.00 
 Hudson (F.) Private theatricals. 1870. . . 1712.34 
 Parlor tableaux and amateur theatricals. 1867. 1742.01 
 Parlor theatricals ; or, winter evenings' entertainment. 
 
 New York, 1859. 12° 1742.02 
 
 Phelps {L. H.) Dramatic stories. 1874. . . 1742.07 
 Scott (C.) Drawing-room plays. 18(0. . . . 1742.25 
 Cracroft IB.) On private theatricals. [In his Essays, v. 1, p. 285- 
 
 97. 1868.] 2521.13 
 
 American Stage. 
 
 Brown {T. A.) History of the American stage, 1733- 
 
 1870 1714.13 
 
 < (W. W.,jr.) A record of the Boston stage, to 
 "1852 1714.16 
 
 Dunlap (W.) Hist, of the American theatre [to 1810 J. 
 2v. 1833 1723.04 
 
 Mas (J.) Seven years in the Kings theatre.1828.1723.09 
 
 Hulton(L.) Plays and players. 1875. . . .1731.13 
 
 Smith {S. ) Theatrical management in the west and 
 south for thirty years. 1861 .... 1745.01 
 
 Vandenhoff (ff.) Leaves from an actor's notebook. 
 
 [1839-58] 1744.18 
 
 nyss (EC.) Chronology of the American stage, 
 1752-1852 1744.29 
 
 Wood ( W. B. ) Personal recollections of the stage, 
 
 during 40 years. 1835 1744.33 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 19, 1867 (Among the come- 
 dians, by L. C. Davis). Also (in Biography) lives of Forrest. 
 
 Ammergau Passion Play. 
 
 Blackburn {H.) Art in the mountains. 1870. 1713.15 
 Buckland (A. W.) Ober Ammergau and its people. 
 
 1872 1713.16 
 
 Boane ((?. E.) To and from the passion play. 1715.22 
 MacColl(iL) Ammergau pasbion play. 2d ed. 1732.28 
 Oxenham (H. M.) Recoil, of Ober-Ammergau. 1734.33 
 Sellar(A.O.) The passion play, etc. 1871. .1742.26 
 See also Blackwood's mag., v. 106, 1869, or Littell, 1870, v. 
 
 1 ; Blackwood, v. 107. 1870 ; Catholic world, Oct., 1871 ; 
 
 Contem. rev., v. 18, 1871 (Ober-Ammergau and symbolic 
 
 Christianity, by St. J. Tyrwhitt) ; Fraser's mag., v. i, 1871. 
 
 Art of Acting. 
 
 Essay on the science of acting, [anon.} London, 1828. 
 
 12° 1735.28 
 
 Hedelin(E) Whole art of the stage. 1684. .1735.33 
 Lewes (G.H.) Actors and the art of acting. 1875. 1735.27 
 
 Character and Influence of the Stage. 
 
 1. Injurious Tendency of the Stage. 
 Bedford (A.) Evil and danger of stage plays. 1706.1731.25 
 Buckley (J. M.) Christians and the theatre. 1875. 1731.22 
 Collier (J.) Short view of the immorality of the Eng- 
 lish stage. 2ded. 1698 1731.27 
 
 Conti(A.de B„ prince de). Treatise against plays and shews. 
 
 [In his Works, 1711.] 5023.17 
 
 Foster (J.) Crit. essays, v. 1. Bohn's ed 2525.03 
 
 Gossan (S.) School of abuse, [1612,] against poets, 
 
 players, etc. Introd. by J. P. Collier. [Shak. 
 society.] 1756.02 
 
 Immorality of stage-plays in general and of Douglas in 
 particular, [anon.) Edinb., 1757. 12°. . 1722.15 
 
 Northbrooke (J.) Treatise against dicing, dancing, 
 plays, etc. Introd. [by J. P. Collier. Shak 
 society.] 1756.14 
 
 Some serious remarks on a pamphlet, entitled, Morali- 
 ty of stage-plays seriously considered, [anon.} 
 Edin., 1757. 12° /n 1722.15 
 
 Styles (J. ) Essay on the character and influence of the 
 stage. 3d ed. 1820 1731.32 
 
 Sutor (A.) Essay on the stage ; its morality, character, 
 etc. 1820 1731.33 
 
 Testimonies on the nature and tendency of theatrical 
 amusements. Sheffield, 1819. 8°. . . . 3586.09 
 2. Vindications of the Stage. 
 
 Baker [W.) On the stage. [In his Peregrinations, etc. p. 9-19 
 
 64-74.] 2513.12 
 
 Caffaro (F.) Discourse on the lawfulness and unlaw- 
 fulness of plays. 1814 In 1731.31 
 
 Chesterfield (P. D. S., lord). Speech on stage licencing. [In his 
 Works.] 6025.03 
 
 Conway (M. D.) The Theatre : discourse. Cincin- 
 nati, 1857. 8° 
 
 Defence of dramatic poetry, being a review of Collier, 
 [anon.] 1698 In 1731.29 
 
 Defence of the drama, containing Mansel's Free thougl its, 
 and [Cornaro's] discourse on the lawfulness find 
 unlawfulness of plays. 1836 1731. : 6 
 
 Delpha[A.) French drama : of making theatres vie with each 
 other in promoting taste and morals. [In Pamphleteer, 
 v. 12.] 6058.12 
 
 Dennis (J.) Usefulness of the stage. 1698. In 1731.29 
 Donne {W. B.) Essays on the drama. 2d ed. 1863. 1715. 20 
 Filmer (F.) A defence of plays. 1707.. . .1731.30 
 Heywood ( T. ) Apology for actors. Introd. by J. P. 
 
 Collier. [Shak. soc] 1756.03 
 
 Lodge ( T. ) Defence of poetry, music, and stage-plays. 
 Introd. by D. Laing. [Shak. soc] . . 1756.48 
 Macdonnell (A.) Oxford prize essays, v. 3, 1836. . . .2541.13 
 Mansel (K) Free thoughts upon methodists, actors, 
 and the influence of the stage. 1814. . . 1731.31 
 Morality of stage-plays seriously considered, [anon.} 
 
 Edin., 1757. 12° In 1722.15 
 
 Plagiary " warned." Vindication of the drama from John An- 
 
 gell JameB. [In Pamphleteer, v. 25 ] L., 1824. 8°. 6058.25 
 
 Plumplre (J.) Four discourses on the amusement of 
 
 the stage. 1809 1731.24 
 
 Sala (G. A.) Lady Chesterfield's letters, p. 100-117. . .2542.09 
 Vanbrugh ( Sir J. ) Vindication of the Belapse and Pro- 
 voked wife, from immorality. 1798. . . 1731.29 
 See also Blackwood's mag., v. 105, 1869 (Stage morality 
 and the ballet) ; Catholic world, Sept., 1872 (Use and abuse 
 of the stage); Fraser's mag., v. 59, 1859 (Play going); v. 68, 
 1863 ((Plays, players, and critics) ; Putnam's mag., June, 
 1857 (Question of theatres) ; Winslow's jour, of psy. med., 
 v. 13, 1860 (Mental dietetics). 
 
 Collections and Specimens of English Plays. 
 
 Xoie —The Contents of these Collections are given under 
 the names of the several collections, in the general 
 
 British drama: trag., com., and farces. 2 v. 1853. 1714.09 
 Cumberland's Minor theatre. With remarks by D. Or. 
 
 v. 1-16. L., [i!.d.] 18° 1721.16 
 
 Cumberland' 's British theatre. With remarks by D. G. 
 
 v. ]-48 172L16 
 
 Dodslev iH.) Select collection of old plays. 2d ed. 
 
 With notes by I. Eeed. 12 v. 1830. . . 1722.01 
 Frencli's Minor drama. Nos. 1-296. v. 1-37 m 21. 
 
 New York, [n.d.} 12°. ..... . .1771.01 
 
 French's Modern standard drama. Nos. 1-344. v. 1- 
 
 43 in 29. N. Y., [n.&] 12° 1772.01 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOK'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
424 
 
 DRAMA 
 
 London stage : a collection of plays. 4 v. 1830. 1732.17 
 Oxberry (W., ed.) New English drama. 12 v. 173110 
 
 Selections. 
 Mows (J. W. S.) Golden leaves from British and 
 
 American dramatic poets. 1865. . . . 1731.12 
 Lamb ( G. ) Specimens of English dramatic poets who 
 
 lived about the time of Shakespeare. 1854. 1732.09 
 
 Cornish Drama. 
 Norris (K) Ancient Cornish drama. 2 v. 1859. 1733.31 
 
 Dramatic Art and Criticism. 
 
 Blackstone (H.) On dramatic composition. [In Oxford prize es- 
 says, T. 1, p. 167-179.] 2541.11 
 
 Brown (J. ) The laws of comedy, and their application to the 
 ancient and modern drama. [In Classical journal, v. 2, 
 1810.] 2742.02 
 
 Voleridge (S. T.) Lectures on Shakespeare and other dramatists. 
 [In his Works, v. 4, 1853.] . 5025.07 
 
 Fitzgerald (P.) Principles of comedy and dramatic 
 effect. 1870 1735.30 
 
 Oirardin (Saint-Marc-). Lectures on dramatic litera- 
 ture ; or the employment of the passions in the 
 drama. Erom the French, by R. G. BarnwelL 
 1824 1724.29 
 
 McDermot (M. ) Philosophical inquiry into the source 
 of the pleasure derived from tragic representations. 
 1824 1735.32 
 
 Manzoni (A.) Sur l'unite de temps et de lieu dans la tragedie 
 etc. [In Prose varie. 1869.] 7317.10 
 
 Mazzini [J.) On the historical drama ; On fatality as an element 
 of dramatic art. [In his Writings, v. 2.] . . . . 5053.09 
 
 Russell {J., earl). On plays. [In his Essays, p. 88-123.] 5717.07 
 
 Schlerjel (A. W. von). Lectures on dramatic art and 
 literature. Tr. by J. Black. 1816. . . 1742.18 
 
 Scott (Sir W.) Essay on the drama. [In his Works, v. 1, 1833.] 
 
 5065.13 ; 5065.02 
 
 Woods (<?. B.) Dramatic topics. [In his Essays, etc.. 1873.] 2546.18 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 5, 1860 (The representative 
 
 art) ; v. 10, 1862 (Plays and play-acting, by A. Dexter) ; 
 
 Fraser's mag., v. 6, 1862 (Corneille and Dryden) ; Feb., 1874 
 
 (Modern comedy). 
 
 English Drama. 
 
 Baker (D. E.) Biographia dramatica ; or companion to 
 
 the playhouse. 3 v. in 4. 1812 1712.23 
 
 v. 1. Alphabetical account of authors. 
 2-3. Alphabetical account of plays. 
 
 Chapman (J. K.) Complete hist, of theatrical enter- 
 tainments, dramas, masques, and triumphs at the 
 English court, from the time of Henry VIII to the 
 present day. 1716.01 
 
 Collier {J. P.) History of English dramatic poetry to 
 Shakespeare : and annals of the stage to the restora- 
 tion. 3 v. 1831 1715. 07 
 
 — Memoirs of the principal actors in the plays of 
 Shakspeare. [Shak. soc] 1756.32 
 
 Cunningham (P.) Extracts from the accounts of the 
 revels at court in the reigns of Elizabeth and 
 James. With introd. [Shak. soc] . . 1756.07 
 
 Doran (Dr. J. ) Annals of the English stage, from Bet- 
 terton to Kean. 2 v. 1865 1715.16 
 
 Dramatists of the present day. By " Q." Reprinted 
 from " The AthenaBum. 1871. . . 1722 31 
 
 Fitzgerald (P.) Romance of the English stage. 
 1875 1723 29 
 
 FrisuKllJJ.H.) Essays on Engl, writers, p. 125-167. 1869 2525 17 
 
 (Jail (J.) Lives of the players. 2 v. 1831. . . 3263.03 
 Contents. 
 
 Baddeley {Mrs.), v. 2. Farren (Wiss) v. 2. 
 
 Barry [Mrs. E.), v. 1. Foote (Sam.), v. 1. 
 
 Bellamy (Mrs.), v. 2. Garrick (David) v 1 
 
 Betterton(Th.),v. 1. Gwin (Nell), v. l' 
 
 B roth (Barton), v. 1. Hart (C), v. 1, 
 
 Ceutlivre (Mrs.), v.l. Haynes (J.), v'. 1 
 
 Charke (Mrs. C.),v.2. Henderson (J ), v. 2 
 
 Gibber (Uolley) v. 1. Holcroft (Th.), v. 2. 
 
 Cooke (G. Fr.), v. 2. Jordan (Miss), v. 2. 
 
 Dogget (Thos.), v. 1. Kemble (J. P.), v. 2 
 
 Emery (John), v. 2. King (T.j, v. 2. 
 
 Farquhar (Geo.),v.l. Kynaston (E.), v. 1. 
 
 GenesieiJ.) Some account of the Englistfstage from 
 1660 to 1830. [anon.] 10 v. 1832. . . .1724 01 
 
 a-n-i ^ ot %T The B eueral inaex fills p. i-cxl. of v. 1. 
 
 U-uhland (T.) Dramatic mirror. 2 v. 1808. 1724 27 
 
 Contents- v. 1. Rise of the English drama :' Principal 
 
 players of Shak B peare's time. History of the stage to 1807 
 
 to nH r y tLe if '??■ ^graphical sketches oi dramatic writers 
 
 w ibuo. v. 2. Biogr. and critical account of actors to 1807. 
 
 Macklin (Ch.), v. 2. 
 Mountfort (W.), v. 1. 
 Murphy (A.), v. 2.) 
 Oldflekl {Mrs.), v. 1. 
 Qulu (Jas.), v. 1. 
 Byan (Lacy), v. 1. 
 Saudlord (S.), v. 1. 
 Savage (ft.), v. 1. 
 Siddons (Mrs.), v. 2. 
 Weston (Thos), v. 1 
 Wilks (B.), v. 1. 
 Womugton (Peg), v.l. 
 
 Grinsted (T. P.) Theatres of London, past and present f/n 
 Bentley's miscel., v. 35, 36, 1854 ; 6 articles.] ' l 
 
 Hazlitt ( W. ) Criticisms and dramatic essays of the 
 Eng. stage. L., 1854 2531 18 
 
 Same. 1851 2531.17 
 
 — Lectures on the dramatic literature of the ase'nf 
 Elizabeth. 3d ed. 1840 2531. n 
 
 Hazlitt (W. G.) English drama and stage under the 
 Tudor and Stuart princes, 1543-1664. libs, bv 
 documents, treatises, and poems. Roxburgh lihr 
 1869. 1869 173J i.'o 
 
 Houston (A.) On the English drama. [In Afternoon lectures 
 v. 1, p. 123-181, 1863.] ..... ... °!jS™5; 
 
 Hudson (H. N.) Origin and growth of the. [In his Shakespeare 
 
 €(<.., V. J.. J •••■-...,.,., 1 7fiA (\1 
 
 Hunt (L.) Marriages from the stage. [In his Men, women ,iT 
 p. 37-69. 1847.] .....' .253307 
 
 Kmgsley (C.) Plays and puritans. [In his Sir Walter Raleieli and 
 other papers, p. 74-119. 1859.] 72534 06 
 
 Matthews (Mrs. A. ) Anecdotes of actors. 1844. 1733.10 
 
 Robson (W.) The old play-goer. U40. . .1735.29 
 
 Russell (W. C.) Representative actors : criticism, anec- 
 dotes, descriptions, etc. 1872 1742 17 
 
 Skelton (J.) Early English life in the drama. [In BdinWh 
 essays, 1856, p. 42-95. 1857.] . Timm 
 
 Stage of 1871 : a review of plays and players, ist series 
 By Hawk's-eye. [pseud.] 1871 1743.16 
 
 Stockdale (J. J. ) Covent Ga.den Journal. [1808-10 1 
 2 v. in 1. 1810 \ 1715.01 
 
 Ulriei (H.) Sketch of the hist, of the English drama, to Shaks- 
 peare. [In his Shakspeare's dram, art, v. 1, 1876.] 1752 01 
 
 Victor (B.) History of the theatres of London and 
 Dublin from 1730 to 1759. 2 v. 1761. . . 1714.19 
 
 Ward (A. W.) History of English dramatic literature 
 to the death of queen Anne. 2 v. 1875. . 1715.10 
 
 Whipple (M. P.) Literature of the age of Elizabeth. 
 1869 2752.27 
 
 While (R. <?.) Account of the rise and progress of the English 
 
 drama. [In his Life of Shakespeare.] 1754.17 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 20, 1867 (Minor Elizabethan 
 dramatists) ; Blackwood, v. 76, 1854 (Prospects) ; v. 79, 
 1856 ; v. 89, 1861 (Biogr. dramat.) ; Fraser's mag., v. 62, 1865 
 (Drama, past and present) ; v. 71, 1865 (Drama in London); ' 
 v. 75, 1867 (Theatre licenses in England) ; London socj 
 Aug., Oct., 1874 ; Jan., May, 1875 (Notes on popular drama, 
 tists, by Peyton Wrey) ; Nat. qu. rev., Dec, 1873 (Dawn of 
 the English drama) ; North Brit, rev., v. 29, 1858 (Modern 
 Brit, drama) ; Quar. rev., v. 95, 1854 (The drama) ; v. 182, 
 1872 (Drama in England) : Westm. rev., v. 59, 1853. 
 
 MSf See also (in Biography : Individual, p. 116-215) lives 
 of English actors and dramatists, as follows :— 
 — AUeyn (Edward) ;— Baddeley (Mrs.) ;-Bannister (John); 
 —Bellamy ( Mrs.) ;— Betterton (Thomas);— Betty (W. H.W.); 
 —Booth (Barton) ;— Booth (Edwin) ;— Booth (Junius Bru- 
 tus) ;— Bourcioault (Dion) ;— Bunn (Alfred) ;— Centlivre 
 (Susanna) ;— Cibber (Colley) ;— Colman (George) ;— Con- 
 greve (Wm) ;— Cooke (Geo. Fr.) ;— Cowley (Hannah) ;— 
 Cumberland (B. ) ;— Davenant (Sir Wm.) ;— Dibdin (Th.) ; 
 Elliston (Robert W.);— Emery (John);— Farquhar (George); 
 Farren (Eliza) ;— Fennell (James) ;— Fitzball (Edward) ;— 
 Fletcher (John) ;— Foote (Samuel) ;— Ford (John) ;— Gay 
 (John);— Grimaldi (Joseph);— Inchbald (Mrs. E.) ;— Jordan 
 (Miss) ; — Kean (Charles) ; — Kean (Edmund) ; — Kemble 
 (Charles) ;— Kemble (Adelaide) ;— Kemble (Frances A.) ;— 
 Kemble (John P.) ; — Lemon (Mark) ; — Lewes (C. L.) ; — 
 Lewis (M. G.) ; -Macklin (Charles] ;— Macready (Wm.) ;— 
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 Oautier (T.) Histoire de l'art dramatique en France 
 
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 Ib42. ..f......... 1712.07 
 
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 425 
 
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 general alphabet, Balzac (H. de) ;— Beaumarchais ;— Ber- 
 nuin •— Corneille ;— Dumas :-Feuillet (0.) ;— Genlis (S. F. 
 D, St. A. de);— Hugo (Victor) ;— Moliere ;— Ouliao (E.) ;— 
 Racine ;— Regnard ;— Sardou (V.) ;— Scribe (Eugene) ;_ 
 Vigny (A- de) ;— Voltaire. 
 
 See also articles on the French drama iu Blackwood's 
 mag., v. 74, 1853 ; Contemp. rev., v. 18, 1871 (Fr. comedy, 
 by lady Pollock) ; Fraser's mag., v. 70, 1864 (Drama in 
 Paris) ; Gentleman's mag.. June, 1874 (Fr. stage of to-day, 
 by E Jei'rold) ; Nat. qu. rev., v. 1, 1S60 (Mod. Fr. drama) ; 
 New monthly, v. 2, 1851 (Fr. aud English tragedy) ; N. A. 
 rev., v. 96, 1863 ; Westm. rev., v. 61, 1859 (Drama in Paris). 
 
 German Drama. 
 
 Caiiyle (J 1 .) German playwrights. [In his Essays, v. 1.] 2517.13 
 
 $y See also, in the general alphabet. Literature (Ger- 
 man) ; the works of G-oethe, G-rillparzer, Kotzebue, Les- 
 sing, aud Schiller; and Thompson (Benj.) German theatre. 
 6v. [1724.21]. 
 
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 Campbell IT.) Observations on Greek drama. [In Classical jour- 
 
 nal, v. 33, p. 73.] 2742.08 
 
 De Quincey IT.) Theory of Greek tragedy. [In his Letters to 
 
 young men, p. 101-27. 1854.] 2522.09 
 
 Donaldson (J. W.) Theatre of the Greeks. 3d ed. 
 
 1830 1715.15 
 
 Jones (B.C.) Lectures on the dramatic poets. [iEschy- 
 
 lus, Euripides, and Sophocles.] 1862. . 1725.26 
 See also Nat. quar. rev., v. 8, 1861 (Greek oomlo drama : 
 
 Aristophanes); Westm. rev., v. 65, 1856 (Athenian comedy). 
 4S- See also JEchylus (p. 5) ;— Aristophanes (p. 36) ;— 
 
 Euripides ;— Sophocles. Also Literature (Greek), 
 
 Hindu Drama. 
 Wilson (E. H.) Select specimens of the theatre of the 
 
 , Hindus. 3v.ini. 1827 1744.30 
 
 v. 1. Dramatic system of the Hindus. Mrichchakati ; or, 
 the toy cart 2. Vikrama and Urvasi , or, the hero and the 
 nymph. Malati and Madhava ; or, the stolen marriage. 
 Uttara Rama Cheritra : continuation of the history of Ra- 
 ma. 8. JVludra R&kshasa ; or, the signet of the minister. 
 Betn&vali ; or, the necklace. Appendix. 
 See also Westm. rev., v. 67, 1857 (Hindu drama). 
 if&~ See also Kalidasa, for his various dramas. 
 
 Italian Drama. 
 
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 Giraud, and Nota. N. Y., 1849 12°. . .1725.28 
 
 Contents : Goldoni (C.) An odd mistake. Morose good 
 man. Giraud (G.) Jealousy at fault. Mad prophet. Nota 
 (A.) The projector. First steps to folly. 
 Sand (M.) Masques et bouffons (comedie italienne). 
 Texte et dessins par Maurice Sand. Gravures par 
 A. Manceau. Preface par George Sand. 2 v. 
 1860 7038.01 
 
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 j8®" See also, in the general alphabet, Alfleri (p. 11) ; — 
 Goldoni ;— Metastasio ;— and their lives (in Biography). 
 
 Miscellaneous Works. 
 
 Cook (Billion). Book of the play : histrionic story, life 
 
 and character. 2 v. 1876 1714 32 
 
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 JOryden (J.) Essay on dramatic poesy, [in his Works.v. 15.] 5042 28 
 Fournel(V.) Curiosite's theatrulcs, anckunes et m'o- 
 
 dernes, francaises et etrangeres. ls.O'.t. . 1724.16 
 Lawrence (J.) Dramatio emancipation ; or, studies on the state 
 
 of the theatres, etc. [In Pamphleteer, v. 2, 1813.] 6058 02 
 Logan (0.) Apropos ot women and theatres. 5823.1!) 
 — Before the footlights and behind the scenes. 5823.19 
 Neville (H.) The stage • its past and present in relation 
 
 to the fine arts. 1875 1735.26 
 
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 Mysteries and Miracle Plays. 
 
 Chester plays : mysteries. Ed. by T. Wright. 2 t. 
 
 [Shaksoc] 1756.17; 35 
 
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 society.] 1756.04 
 
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 p. 285-293. 1874.] 3545.07 
 
 Hone (W. ) Ancient mysteries described. 1823. 1725.23 
 Korris(R) The ancieut Cornish drama. 2v. 1859. 1733.31 
 Stokes ( W. , ed. ) Gwreans an Bys. The creation of the 
 
 world : a Cornish mystery. 1863. . . . 6443.15 
 Toumeley [The) mysteries. [In Sur tees soc, v. 4.] . . .5161.04 
 Ulrici (11.) Mysteries and moral pieces. [In his Shakspeare's 
 
 dram, art., v. 1, 1876.] 1752.25 
 
 Wright (T.) On the Coventry mysteries. [In Journal of British 
 
 arch, assoc, v. 3.] . 1461.03 
 
 See also Contemp. rev., Mch., 1875 (Mysteries, moralities, 
 
 and the drama, by Lady E. P. Verney). 
 JJS^ See also Amergau passion plays, p. 423. 
 
 Roman Drama. 
 
 Snell (L.) Remarks on the value of Roman tragedy. [In Class. 
 
 jour., v. 31, p. 70; v. 31, p. 56, 247; v. 33, p. 86. 205.] 2752.06 
 
 See also North Brit, r-ev., v. 41, 1864 (Early Roman tragedy). 
 
 ,6®* See also Literature [Roman) , arid the works of 
 
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 Russian Drama. 
 
 MS" See Ed. rev., v. 128, 1868 (Modern Russian drama) ; 
 also Literature (Russian). 
 
 Spanish Drama. 
 
 $5" See Literature (Spanish), for works of Ticknor, and 
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 R. Chorley) ; New monthly, v. 10, 11, 1824 (4 art. ou the 
 modern Spanish theatre) ; aud, in the general alphabet, 
 the names of Oalderon de la Barca —Lope de Vega ; — 
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 brief sketch of Leicester. 2d ed. enl. Worcester, 
 
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 Dream music. See Marvin (P. B.) 1870. ...... 1665.21 
 
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 — Beatlie (J.) On dreaming. [In his Works, v. 1.] . . 6015.09 
 
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 V. 4, p. 461-503 ; v. 9, p. 373-85, 544-61 ; v. 10, p. 292-313 ; 
 
 v. 11, p. 575-96 (On dreams induced by food) ; Winslow's 
 
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 cerebration ; by F. P. Cobbe). 
 Dreamrhorp : a book of essays. See Smith (A.) .... 2543.11 
 
 Dred Scott decision. See Scott (Dred) 5623.25 
 
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 1843.] 3918.01 
 
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 1876.] 3911.29 
 
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 " Drifting about." See Massett (S.C.) 1846 3122.20 
 
 Driftings from the stream of life : fugitive poem. See Bogart 
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 Drilling. See Arts (Useful), p. 41. 
 
 Drilling. See Military science. 
 
 Drinking. See Medicine (Beverages ;— Stimulants and narcotics ) ; 
 —also Arts [Useful ; Liquors, p. 41) ;— Temperance ques- 
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 Drinking in remembrance of the dead. See Browne (Peter). 
 
 „ . , 18ra 3525.03 
 
 Drinkmg usages. See Dunlap (J.) 1344 5334.03 
 
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 Droop (H. B. ) On methods of electing representatives. 
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 New York, 1868. 8° 3456.10 
 
 Droz (Francis Xavier Joseph). The art of being 
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 Droz (tmstave). Autour d'une source. New York 
 
 . 187 °- 8 °- . • • , 7018.10 
 
 — Around a spring. Tr. by MS. N.Y., 1871. 8°. 175 53 
 
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 16 3 7043 18 
 
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 —Narcotics and stimulants). ' Jrut " ms • 
 
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 the origin ot the D [/„ Class, journal, v. 7, p. 172 ■ v 8 
 
 P. 225 , v. 11, p. 1, 1813;] uuuia uuiy ' '^ '•». 
 
 (Druidism, by A. Clive). b ' ' a '° 
 
 Druitt (Lobert) Beport on cheap wines, and their 
 
 use. London, 1865. 16°. ... 'TOl >,i 
 
 — — Same. 2d ed. London, 1873. 12°. ' '3931 Oft, 
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 ter the countess of Erroll, etc. ; ed. by W. Jerdan. 
 London, Camden soc, 1845. 4° 5112.33 
 
 Drummond (Rev. James). Thoughts for the chris- 
 tian life. N. Y.,1864. 12° 3544.16 
 
 Drummond (Kobert Blackley). Erasmus, his life and 
 character. 2 v. London, 1873. 16°. . . 3054.27 
 
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 ed. London, 1866. 8° 3731.21 
 
 — Origines ; or remarks on the origin of several em- 
 
 pires, etc. 4v. London, 1824-29. 8°. . . 425.26 
 
 Drummond ("Wm. , of Hawthovnden). Poetical works 
 
 Ed. by W.B. Turnbull. London, 1856. 16°. 1642.10 
 
 — Poems Ed., with life, by A. Chalmers. [In O.'s English 
 
 poets, v. 5, 1810.] 1626.05 
 
 — Select poems. [In Sanford (E.) Brit, poets, v. 5, 1819,] 1691.05 
 j8®=* For lives of D., see Biography (p. 140). 
 
 Drummond (Wm. Hamilton). Doctrine of the Trinity, 
 founded neither on scripture nor on reason. 3d ed. 
 London, 1831. 8° 3544.18 
 
 Drunken Barnabee's four journeys. See Braithwaite (R.) 1622.03 
 
 Drunkenness. See Temperance ; — also Medicine. (Alcofwlio 
 liquors.) 
 
 Drury (Henry, A.M.) Arunctines cami, sive musarum 
 Cantab, lususcanori. Cantab., 1843. 8°. 1642.11 
 
 Druses. See Countries, etc. (Druses, p. 304.) 
 
 Dryden (John). Works. With notes, and life of the 
 author, by Sir Walter Scott. 2d ed. 18 v. Edin- 
 burgh, 1821. 8° 5042.14 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Absalom and Achitophel, v. 9. 
 
 Albion and Albaniua ; opera, 
 v. 7. 
 
 All for love : a tragedy, v. 5. 
 
 Amboyna : a tragedy, v. 5. 
 
 Alrnanzor and Almahide : trag. 
 V. 4 
 
 Amphitryon ; a comedy, v. 8. 
 
 Annus mirabilis ; the year of 
 wonders, v. 9. 
 
 Art of painting, by 0. A. Du 
 Fresnoy, with original pre- 
 face, containing a parallel be- 
 tween painting and poetry, 
 v. 17. 
 
 Art of poetry, v. 15. 
 
 Assignation : a comedy, v. 4. 
 
 Astrea redux, v. 9. 
 
 Aureng-zebe : a tragedy, v. 5. 
 
 Britannia rediviva : a poem, 
 v. 10. 
 
 Character of M. St. Evremont, 
 v. 18. 
 
 Character of Polybius, v. 18. 
 
 Charles II. Panegyric on his 
 coronation, v. 9. 
 
 Chaucer (Tales from), v. 11-12 
 
 Cleomenes : a tragedy, v. 8. 
 
 Controversy between Dryden 
 and Stillingfleet concerning 
 the duchess of York's conver- 
 sion to the church of Rome, 
 v. 17. 
 
 Cromwell : Heroic stanzas to 
 the memory of, v. 9. 
 
 Don Sebastian : a tragedy, v. 7. 
 
 Dramatic works, v. 2 6. 
 
 Duke of Guise : a tragedy, v. 7. 
 
 Dutch (Satire on), v. 9. 
 
 Elegies and epitaphs, v. 11. 
 
 Epistles, v. 11. 
 
 Essay on dramatic poesy, v. 15. 
 
 Evening's love: a comedy, v. 3. 
 
 History of the League, v. 17. 
 
 Hind and the panther : a poem, 
 v. 10. 
 
 Hyde (To lord chancellor) : a 
 poem, v. 9. 
 
 Index, v. 18. 
 
 Indian emperor : or, conquest 
 of Mexico by Spaniards, v. 2. 
 
 Indian queen : a tragedy, v. 2. 
 
 King Arthur: a dramatic opera, 
 v. 8. 
 
 Letters, v. 18. 
 
 Life of Dryden, by Sir W. Scott, 
 
 v. 1. 
 Life of Lucian, v. 18. 
 Life of Plutarch, v. 17. 
 Life of St. Francis Xavier, by 
 
 Bouhours, translated, v. 16. 
 Life of Virgil, v. 13. 
 Limberham : a comedy, v. 6. • 
 Love triumphant, v. 8. 
 MaoFlecknoe ; a satire against 
 
 Thomas Shadwell, v. 10, 
 Marriage a-la-mode : com., v. 4, 
 Medal: a satire against sedition, 
 
 v.9. 
 Mock astrologer {An evening's 
 
 love ; or), v. 3. 
 Odes, songs, and lyrical pieces, 
 
 v. 11. 
 CEdipus : a tragedy, v. 6. 
 Poems ascribed to Dryden.v.lC. 
 Preface to dialogue concerning 
 
 women, v. 18. 
 Prologue, song, secular masque, 
 
 and epilogue, written for the 
 
 Pilgrim, v. 8. 
 Prologues and epilogues, v. 10. 
 Religio laici : a layman's faith, 
 
 v 10. 
 Rival ladies : a tragi-com., v. 2. 
 Rymer and Keads (Answer to), 
 
 v. 35. 
 Secret love ; or, maiden queen, 
 
 v. 2. 
 Sir Martin Mar-all ; com., v. 3. 
 Spanish friar, comedy, v. 6. 
 State of innocence and fall of 
 
 man : an opera, v. 5. 
 TempeBt : a comedy, v. 3. 
 Threnodia Augustalis, v. 10. 
 Transl. from Boccace, v. 11. 
 Transl. from Homer, v. 12. 
 Transl. from Horace, v. 12. 
 Transl. from Juvenal, v. 13. 
 Transl. from Lucretius, v. 12. 
 Transl. from Ovid, v. 12. 
 Transl. from Perseus, v. 13. 
 Transl. from Theocritus, v. 12. 
 Transl. from Virgil, v. 13-15. 
 Troilus and Cressida: trag , v.6. 
 Tyrannic love : a tragedy, v. 3. 
 "Wild gallant : a comedy, v. 2. 
 York (To duchess of), v. 9. 
 
 — Poems. Life, by S. Johnson. Ed. by A. Chalmers. 2 v. [In 
 
 C.'s English poets, v. 8-9, 1810.] 1626.08 
 
 — Poetical works. [With life by J. Mitford.] 5 v. 
 
 London, 1852. 16° 1611.21 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Life. Poems, to various persons. Astrasa 
 redux. Annus mirabilis. Essay upon satire. Absalom and 
 Achitophel, pt. 1. 2. Absalom and Achitophel, pt. % 
 The medal. Religio laici. Funeral poem to Charles n. 
 Verses to J. Northleigh. Hind and panther. Britannia 
 rediviva. MacFlecnoe. Epistles. Elegies and epitaphs. 
 3. Songs, odes, and a masque. Prologues and epilogues 
 Translations from Theocritus, Lucretius, and Horace, 
 
 To 
 
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 the Duke of Ormoud. Preface to the Fables. To the duch 
 ess of Ormond. Palamon and Areite. The cock and the fox" 
 4. Tales from Chaucer. Transl. from Boccace Transl' 
 from Ovid's Metamorphoses. 5. Transl. from Ovid's EDis' 
 ties, and Art of love, Juvenal, Perseus, Homer. Art of do" 
 etry. Miscellaneous. ^ 
 
 Same. With life by J. Mitford. 5 v. Boston 
 
 1854. 16° 164ai S 
 
 Note.— Contents same as preceding entry. 
 — Poetical works. [Selections.] Ed. by E. Sanford tin S 'a 
 
 BritiBh poets, v. 11-12. 1819.] 1691 21 
 
 g&- For lives and critical estimates of D 'see Bin 
 
 graphy(p.l40). " Ul ° 
 
 Dryden (Sir Henry). On church music and the fitting of churches 
 
 for music. [In Bcclesiologist, v. 15, 1854.1 uurii 
 
 Dry-docks. See Arts [Useful, p. 41). . *h>o.h 
 
 Dry sticks, fagoted. See Landor (W. S.) 1663 13 
 
 Drysdale (John). The protoplasmic theory of life 
 
 London, 1874, 12° J 4325 32 
 
 Duane (James). New York and New Hampshire grants tin NW 
 
 York soc. Coll. 1870.] . . 7 . ' 616 2 
 
 Duane ( Ool. Wm. ) A visit to Colombia, 1822 and 1823 
 
 Phila., 1826. 8°. .115424 
 
 Da Barry (Comtesse). See Biography (p. 140). 
 Du Bartas (G. de Saluste, &eur). His diuine weekes 
 and workes, with a compleate collection of all the 
 other workes trans! and written by Josvah Syl- 
 vester. London, 1633. fol 1638 01 
 
 — Drake [X.) Observations on Sylvester's Du Bartas tin hit 
 
 Literary hours, v. 3, p. 185-257.] .... ' 2507 in 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 58, 1858. 
 Dubeux (Louis). La Perse. P., 1841.8°. [Univ] 902 24 
 
 - and Valmont (V.) Ta tarie, Beloutchistan, Boutin 
 
 et Nepal. Paris, 1S48. 8°. 903 01 
 
 Dublin quarterly journal of medical science, v 47-56 
 
 Feb., 1869 -Dec, 1873. Dublin,1869-73.8°. 8061 oi 
 Dublin review, v. 1-21. Dublin, 1636-46. 8°. 8061 01 
 Same. New series, v. 12-27. Dublin, 1869-76. 
 
 ti uv°' rr '•••:•• ■• 8062.01 
 
 Dubhn University magazine, v. 1-88. Dublin, 1833- 
 
 76. 8° 8064 01 
 
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 - Taylor (W. B.) History of the Univ. 'of' Dublin. 
 
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 Dubois (Charles). Madame Agnes. N.Y., 1874 8° 177 01 
 Dubois (Edward). My pocket book ; or, hints for a 
 tour, in quarto ; to be called " The stranger in 
 Ireland," in 1805. [anon.] 3ded. London, 1808 
 
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 subjects. 3ded. London, 1791 8° "52717 
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 Dubois (Note book of Ravel). See Hamerton (P. G.) Sylvan year, 
 
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 par A Thiers. 2 v. Paris, 1864. 1G°. [Barriere 
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 — Correspondence. Tr. by Mrs. Meeke. 2 v. London 
 ioiu. b t 3052 03 
 
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 — Antonia. [J?/'.] Paris, 1863. 12°. . . . 701 5' 02 
 
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 Kevue des d. raondes, see p. 143 of its Table generale. 
 
 .8ST For translations of her novels, see Fiction class list. 
 
 ,6®=* For lives and critical estimates, see Biography {p. HO); 
 also Galaxy, Feb., 1867 (George Sand and her works, by E. 
 Benson) ; Blackwood's mag., Jan., 1877 ; St. James's mag., 
 Aug., Sept., 1876 (by A. de Valvedre). 
 Dudevant (Maurice). ['Maurice Sand.'] Callirrhoe. 
 [Fr.] New York, 1868. 8 3 7034.22 
 
 Eepr. from Revue des deux raondes, 3 et 15 juin, 1 et 15 
 juillet 1863. 
 
 — L'Augusta. Paris, 1872. 12° 7034.24 
 
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 m~ For life, see Biography (p. 140). 
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 ing to New England's plantation, 1631. [In Force's Tracts, 
 _ , v - 2 -J 577.09 
 
 Duelling. 
 
 — Beecher (L.) Bemedy for duelling : sermon. 5093.08 
 
 — Bosquet (A.) Treatise on duelling. 45 pp. (In Pamphleteer, 
 „ T - 12 1 5058.12 
 
 — Brantome (P. de B.) Memoires touchant les duels [In his 
 
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 — Carlyle (T.) Two hundred and fifty years ago. [In Ms Essays 
 
 V 6,1869.] . . . .B027.U 
 
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 — Chevalier (9. de). The ghosts of the deceased sievrs 
 
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 dvells. 3ded. 1624 6613.20 
 
 — Churchill (C.) The duellist. [In his Poet, works, v. 2, 1854]. 
 „ ,, , r „ 1611.15; 1633.03 ; 1691. 
 
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 — Colombey (R) Histoire anecdotiquo duduel. 6621.10 
 
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 — Lea (B. O.) The wager of battle. [In his Superstition and 
 
 force. 1875.] 5631 25 
 
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 — Moore (C.) Treatise on duelling. [In his Of suicide, v.2 ] 3578 04 
 
 — mbme (L. ) Notes on duels and duelling. 1855. 6613. 25 
 
 — Steinmetz (A. (Romance of duelling. 2 v. 1868. 6613.23 
 
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 (The law of honor) ; Beutley's miscel., v. 30, 1851 (Anec- 
 3 articles) ; v. 57, 1865 (French duel- 
 
 dotes of duelling ; 
 
 lists) ; New monthly, Aug., 1861 (Duelling in olden times). 
 
 Duer (Wm. Alexander). The life of William Alexander 
 earl oi Staling, [1726-83] major-general during the 
 revolution. New York, 1847. 8°. . 3165 23 
 
 Dufan f!,L J ? les A ' S ' Sce Kia S (Elw.) French political leaders. 
 
 1076.] a221 
 
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 [on English politics]. Edin., 1871. 8 J . .5724 16 
 
 — Notes of an Indian journey. L., 1876. 8° 1031 25 
 
 ~~ If 'j : {I " °* {0Td essays. 1857.] 2538.21 
 
 — studies in European politics. Ed., 1866. 8°. 5727 12 
 
 — leacmngs of Richard Cobden. L., 1871. 16°. 
 
 Duff (Rev. W.) Critical observ. on writings of geniuses 
 ^poetry ; sequel to the Essay on genius. London 
 1770. 8 . _ . 1641.06 
 
 — Jissay on original genius, [anon.] London, 1767 
 
 8 5422 1'^ 
 
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 women. London, 1807. 8° 5824 28 
 
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 Duffey {Mrs E. B .) No sex in education. Phila., 
 
 I8 '*' lb 5514.30 
 
 — Our behavior, etiquette and dress. Ph., 2876 
 
 12 , ..... 5427 20 
 
 — Relations of the sexes. N. Y., 1876. 12°. .433134 
 
 — What women should know. Phila., 1873.12°! 433129 
 Duffield (George). Claims of "episcopal bishop's " 
 
 examined. 2d ed. N. Y, 1842. Vi°. . 3544 25 
 Duffy (Bon. Charles Gavan). Ballad poetry of Ireland 
 
 39th ed. Dublin, 1866. 16°. . . . . f 642 30 
 Dufief (Nicholas Gouin). Nature displayed ; mode of 
 
 teaching language. Adapted to the French °.rt 
 
 ed. 2 v. Ph., 1810. 8° 64 io2o 
 
 Dufonr (Ch.) Scintillations of stars. [In Sm. rep 1861 1 tma-ie 
 Dufour (Pierre), pseud. See Lacroix (Paul). ' ' ,16 
 
 Du Fresnoy (Charles Alphonse). Art of painting, with nrefao 
 
 by J Dryden. [In Dryden (J.) Works, v. 17 1808| 5042M 
 Dufton(Wm.) Practical billiards. L.| 1867.8° 461208 
 Dufur (A. J. ) Statistics of Oregon, etc. Salem, (Oregon,) 
 
 ,; 1132.16 
 
 1869. 8°. 
 
 Duganne (Augustine Joseph Hickey). Camps and 
 prisons. 2U months in the department of the eulf 
 2d ed. New York, 1865. 12°. .... 643 06 
 
 — The fighting Quakers, [E. H. and J. T. Ketchnm 1 
 
 With funeral sermons, by O. B. Frothingham 
 
 New York, 1866. 16°. . . . 3*$^ 
 
 Dugdale (Henry G.) Life of Edmund Geste, bishop 
 
 of Salisbury. London, 1840. 8°. . . . 3065 15 
 Dugdale (Sir Wm.) Antiquities of Warwickshire 
 
 London, 1856. fol 488 04 
 
 — Monasticon * Anglicanum : a history of the abb'ies 
 
 and other monasteries, hospitals, frieries, and 
 cathedral and collegiate churches, etc. New ed 
 by J. Coley, H. Ellis, and B. Baudinel. 8 v' 
 London, 1817-30. fol 457.n1 
 
 — Visitation of the county of Yorke, 1665. Durham 
 
 1859. 8°. [Surtees soc, v. 36.] . . . 5117.04 
 
 — Visitation of the county Palatine of Lancaster, 1664- 
 
 65. London, 1872. 4°. [Chetham soc. , v. 84, 85, 
 
 „ „ 88 -] • 5096.03 
 
 Du Hausset (Mme.) Memoires. [In Barriere (J.F.) Bibl.des 
 
 memoires, etc., v. 3.] 607 01 
 
 Duhring (Julia). Gentlefolks and other's. Philadelphia, 
 
 1870- «° 2524.17 
 
 Contents . Gentlefolks. Lovers of nature. Letter-writers. 
 Foolish virgins. Overrating our neighbors. Fascination of 
 roving. Egoists. Passionate women. Liars, thieves, and 
 the like. Confidants. Erratic people. Authors. Our knights. 
 
 — Philosophers and fools. Phila., 1874. 8°. 25>4.16 
 
 Contents: Philosophers and fools. Finding our level. 
 Chief among realities [inteilectl. Voice and language. Who 
 are wicked? Greater than sceptres [love]. Antagonistic 
 people. Bomance versus criticism. 
 Duiguan (Michael George). Positive facts without a 
 shadow of doubt. New York, 1862. 8°. 2527.03 
 
 Note.— Pieces selected from various writers. 
 
 Contents- That there is a God, Parsons. Why man was 
 created, Parsons. Sources of heresy and infidelity, Evi- 
 dences and comforts of Christianity. Archer. Of Christian- 
 ity, Home, Incomprehousi bility of some doctrines of the 
 christian religion, Archer. Divinity of the christian reli- 
 gion proved by its mysteries, MacCarthy, The infidel, etc., 
 MacCarthy. The Sibyls, and their prophecies concerning 
 Christianity, Excellencies of Christ's parables, Home. 
 Divinity of Christ, MacCarthy. Miracles of Christ, Home. 
 Eespect to the name of Jesus, Gahan. Religious venera- 
 tion, Hay. Former high esteem lor philosophers, etc. Civil 
 duties of a christian, Archer Lucian's Encomium on the 
 love of country. Evils of rebellion, Addison. Essay on 
 war, Clarendon. On peace, Clarendon. Patriotism, Doncas- 
 ter. Treason, Hall Liberty, Clarendon. Fall of Judas, Un- 
 just judges, Public robbers, Cobbett. Oi beggars, Godwin. 
 Swearing, cursing, and blaspheming, Gahan. Frailties of 
 humau nature. The world, Creation of Angels, and the fall 
 of man, Necessity of a Bedeemer, aud the promise. Char- 
 acters of the Messiah, Proofs of the Messiah, Rigby. Ar- 
 bor vita?, E. M. Arrias. Examples of birds, flies, etc. Of 
 ugliness, ' Nonpareil. ' Death ol the just, Archer. Empire of 
 nothing, ' Looker-on.' Discourse on uncLeanness, Ostervald. 
 On chastity, Ostervald. Equalization of follies aud dis- 
 eases, ' Looker-on.' Small numoei of the elect, Gahan. Lu- 
 cian against calumuy Sin of detraction, Matrimony, Ga- 
 han. Lounger on the dissolution of marriages Ait of tor- 
 menting a husband Art of tormenting a wife. Of marriage, 
 Duties of parents, Gahan. Art of tormenting children. 
 Duties of children. Respect for the sanctuary, Gahan. 
 Pastors and their flocks, Gother. Of old men, Guevara. 
 Duties of masters and servants, Gahan. Art of tormenting 
 servants. Blessings of friendship, Seneca. Art of torment- 
 ing your friends. Treatment of authors, Addison. Oblivion 
 of authors. Writings of the ancients. Pernicious effects 
 of bad books, MacCarthy. Good example, Vice of drunken- 
 ness. Vice of lying. Peach. Moses, the lawgiver, The origin 
 and history of oracles, Le Clerc. Mahomet, Le Clerc and 
 Home. Zoroaster, Prideaux History of the devil, De Foe 
 
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 aud Walmsley. Picture of hell. Joys of hell. Essay on 
 love. Duty and interest to forgive and love our enemies, 
 Manning. God's vengeance against murderers, Cobbett. 
 Of pride and vain glory, Of humility, Gahan. Of money, 
 Le Clerc. Value of a soul. Bights of the poor, Cobbett. 
 Advantages of poverty, Archer. Of keeping one's friend in 
 one's pocket, ' Nonpareil.' Sin of covetousuess, etc., Gahan. 
 Way to wealth, Dr. Franklin. The sluggar i, 'Hie gambler, 
 Cobbett. Shopkeepers, Traders, etc., Gotuer. Of inquiring 
 alter news. Value and employment of time, Archer. On the 
 end of the year, Freeman. Of the beginning of years and 
 course of time. Of the months, how figured. Eternity. 
 Of the sinner. Taciturnity preferable to eloquence Art of 
 taciturnity in women. The general judgment, Gahan, 
 Walrasley, MacCarthy. Summary of duties, Freeman. Boe- 
 tius' Consolation of philosophy, translated. An index to 
 mankind, 'Nonpareil.' 
 Duke (Richard). Poems. TAte, by S. Johnson. [In Chalmers' 
 
 English poets, v. 9, 1810.] 1626.09 
 
 Select poems. [In Sanford (E.) British poets, v.13, 1819.] 1691.13 
 
 Dulcken |H. W. ) Book of German songs, translated. 
 
 London, 1856. 12° 1642.25 
 
 Duke and the scholar. See Oliphant (T. L. K.) . . . 3257.21 
 Dumas (Alexandre Davy). Ange Pitou. [jfi\] Paris, 
 
 1869. V¥ 7006.01 
 
 Note.— 3d pt. of ' Memoires d'un medecin ;' followed by 
 * Oomtesse de Charny.' 
 -Ascanio. [Fr.] 2 v. Paris, 1860. 12°. . . 7016.01 
 
 — Le Batard de Mauleon. 3 v. Paris, 1854.12°. 7006.03 
 _ La Bouillie de la comtesse Berthe. Paris, 1867. 
 
 12° 7006.06 
 
 Contents ■ La Bouillie, etc. Aventures de Lyderic. 
 
 — Celebrated crimes. L., 1843. b°. . . . 6612.02 
 
 Contents . The Borgias. Countess of Saint-Geran. Joan 
 of Naples. Nisida. Marchioness of Brinvilliers. The Cenci. 
 Marchioness de Gauges. Karl Ludwig Sand. Yaninka. Ur- 
 ban Grandier. 
 
 — Charles le Temeraire. 2 v. P. , 1860. 12°. 7006.07 
 
 — Chateau (Le) d'Eppstein. 2 v. in 1. Paris, 1860. 
 
 12° 7016.03 
 
 — Chevalier (Le) d'Harmental. 2 v. in 1. Paris, 1850. 
 
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 — Collier (Le) de la reine. 3v.ini. P., 1854.12°. 7016.06 
 
 Note.— 2d part of ' Mem. d'un medecin.' ' Ange Pitou ' 
 follows. 
 
 — Companions d3 Jeliu. N. Y, 1857. 8°. .7018.01 
 
 — Comtesse (La)de Charny. 6 v. P., 1861. 12°. 7016.07 
 
 Note.— Follows ' Ange Pitou ' ; sequel of ' Mem. d'un 
 medecin.' 
 
 — Comte (Le) de Monte-Cristo. 6 v. in 3. Paris, 1859. 
 
 12°. 7016.13 
 
 — Conscience l'innocent. 2 v. Paris,1861. 12°. 7006.11 
 
 — Dame (La) de Monsoreau. 3 v. P., 1817. 12°. 7016.16 
 Same. 3 v. iu 1. P.iris. 1857. 4°. . . 7018.02 
 
 Note.— Sequel of ' Reine Margot ; ' is followed by les 
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 — Deux (Les) Diane. 3 v. in 1. P., 1854. 12°. 7016.19 
 
 — Dien dispose. 2v.ini. P., 1866. 12°. .7005.17 
 
 Note.— Sequel of ' Trou de l'enfer.' 
 
 — Eighteen mouths at St. Petersburg. From the 
 
 French. Loudon, 1857. 16°. [In Trav. libr., v. 
 22.] 5075.27 
 
 — Freres (Les) Corses. Paris, 1862. 12°. . .7016.21 
 Same. Paris. 1867. 12° 7006.13 
 
 — Gauleet France. Paris, 1862. 12°. . . . 7016.26 
 
 — Graf (Der) von Monte Christo . Koman. Aus dem 
 
 franzbsischen. 3 v. Stuttgart, [n.&] 16°. 7114.18 
 
 — Guerre (La) des femmes. 2 v. P., 1868. 12°. 7006.14 
 
 — Impressions de voyage : Le Corricola. 2 v. Paris, 
 
 1865. 12° 7006.21 
 
 Excursions sur les bords du Bhin. 2 v. Paris, 
 
 1865. 12° 7006.16 
 
 LeSperonare. 2 v. Paris, 1862. 12°. .7006.23 
 
 Suisse. 3 v. Paris, 1868. 12°. . .7006.18 
 
 LeVeloce. 2 v. Paris, 1861. 12°. . .7006.25 
 
 — Isaac Laquedem. [F,:~\ 4 v. in 2. . . . 7016.22 
 
 — Isabel d ? Bftviere. [Fa] P., 1862. 12°. .7016.25 
 
 — Joseph Balsamo. See (farther on) Memoires d'un medecin. 
 
 — Louis XIV. et son siecle. 4 v. in 2. Paris, 1866. 
 
 12° 7016.27 
 
 — Louis XV. et sa cour. 2v.ini. P., 1866. 12°. 7016.29 
 
 — Louis XVI. et la revolution. 2 v. in 1. Paris, 1866. 
 
 12° 7016.30 
 
 — Louves de Machecoul. N. Y, 1859. 8°. .7018.01 
 
 — Madame de Chamblay. 2 v. P., 1862. 12°. 7017.06 
 
 — Memoires d un medecin : Joseph Balsamo. 5 v 
 
 Paris, 1867. 12° 7007 06 
 
 "' -followed by ' Collier de la Eeine,' • Ange Pitou ' 
 and Comtesse de Charny.' 
 
 — Memori.is de un Medico. 6 v. Paris, 1816.8°. 7216 07 
 
 — Mes memoires. Nouv. ed. lOv. P., 1865.12°. 7007 19 
 
 — MUle(Les) et un fantomes . Pascal Bruno. Paris, 1854. 
 ,, 8 • ' ' • 7018.05 
 
 — Mohicans (Les) de Paris. P., 1862. 12°. .7017 01 
 
 Note.— For continuation and conclusion, see • Salvator ' 
 
 — -rage (Le) du due de Savoie. 2 v. in 1. Paris, 1862. 
 
 12° 7017 03 
 
 — Pasteur (Le) d' Ashbourne. 2 v. P., 1860. 12°.' 7007.07a 
 
 — Pictures of travel in the south of France. London 
 
 [!*•"•] 8° . . . 9 61 . 10 ' 
 
 — Progress of democracy ; illustrated in the history of 
 
 Gaul and France. N. Y., 1811. 12°. . . 512.04 
 
 — Quaraute-ciuq. (Les) 3 v. in 2. P., 1859. 12°. 7017.11 
 
 Note.— Complement of 'Reine Margot' and 'Dame de 
 Monsoreau.' 
 
 — Eeine (La) Margot. 2 v. P., 1860. 12°. . 7007.01 
 
 Note.— Followed by ' Dame de Monsoreau and ■ Ouarante 
 cinq.' 
 
 — Salvator : fin des Mohicans de Paris. 2 v. in 1. 
 
 Paris, 1862. 12° 7017.13 
 
 — Souvenirs d'une favorite. 4 v. P., 1865. 12°. 7007.13 
 
 — Sylvandire. Paris, 1848. 12° 7005.01 
 
 — Tales of Algeria ; or life among the Arabs : from the 
 
 Veloce, by R. M. Bache. Phil., 1868. 12°. 1081.15 
 
 — Trois (Les) mousquetaires. 2 v. in 1. Paris, 1859. 
 
 12° 7017.14 
 
 Note.—' Vingt ans apres ' and • Vicomte de Bragelonne ' 
 follow. 
 
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 v- 6.] 5015.14 
 
 Clark (jr. O.) [In Cambr. essays, 1855 ; p 281-308.] . .2517.13 
 
 Classical studies : essays, etc. By B. Sears, B. B. Ed- 
 wards. 0. C. Belton. 1843 5513.28 
 
 Farrar (F. W., ed.) Essays on a liberal education. 
 
 1867 5515.21 
 
 Parker (C. S.) History of classical education. Sidgwick 
 (H.) Theory of classical education. Seeley (J. R.) Uuiver- 
 sity education. Bowen (E. E.) Teaching' by grammar. 
 Farrar (F. W.) Greek aud Latin verse composition. Wilson 
 (J.W.) On teaching natural science in schools. Hales 
 (J. W.) The teaching of English. Johnson IW.) On the 
 education of the reasoning faculties. Houghton (Lord). 
 On the present social resultB of classical education. 
 Reviewed by John Fiske, in N. A. rev., v. 107 1868 
 
 Godwin (W.) [In Us Enquirer, 1797 j"p. 36-65.] . . . .2526,17 
 
 Higginson (IT. W.) [In his Atlantic essays, 1871 ; p. 325-41.] 2528.28 
 
 Intei-national review, v. 1, 1874 (Study of the classics, by C. El- 
 liott) 
 
 Knox ( Y.) Remarks on the tendency to degrade grammar schools. 
 1821. [In Pamphleteer, v. 19.] 6058.19 
 
 Legare(fl.S) [In his Writings, v. 2, p. 1-51.] . . . .5047.07 
 
 Ogilvie (C. A.) Classical and math. ed. [In Oxford prize essays, 
 V. 3, 1836.] 2541.13 
 
 Sedgwick (A.) Discourse on classical, metaphysical, moral, and 
 natural studies. [In his Discourses, etc., p. 141-260.] 3913.17 
 
 Seeley (J. R.) English in schools. [In his Roman imperialism, etc. 
 
 1871.] 2542.31 
 
 See also Pop. sci. monthly, Oct., 1872 (English against the 
 classics). 
 
 Sewell ( W. ) Essay on the cultivation of the intellect 
 
 by the study of the dead languages. 1830. 5515.24 
 
 Note. — Devoted to an analysis of the" law of association of 
 
 ideas as connected with mental discipline, with but slight 
 
 reference to the dead languages. 
 
 Taylor (V. H.) Classical study. 1870. . . .5513.25 
 Note. — A collection of essays written in favor of classical 
 study, by Joshua Jones, F. Thiersch, H. S. Legare, Wm. 
 Whewell, J. S. Hill, Noah Porter, Joseph Payue, B. B. Ed- 
 wards, J. Conington, W. H Gardiner, J. Pillaus, G. B. 
 Loring, W. Y. Sellar, J. McCosh, E.D.Sanborn, D.Masson, 
 P. H. Sears, C. C. Felton, S. G. Brown, D - w - Thompson, 
 Q. Smith, L. Campbell. 
 
 See also Eraser's mag., v. 47, 1863 (Class, school books, by 
 T. K. Arnold) ; Fortnightly rev., v. 9, 1868 (by T. Fowler) ; 
 Coutemp. rev., v. 9, 1868 (Lowe and Huxley ou the classics, 
 by L. G. Smith). 
 X® 5- See alto Universities, in the general alphabet. 
 
 Co-education of the Sexes. 
 
 «®- See Scribner's monthly, Sept., 1871 (article by A. 
 Hyde) : Kiddle and Schem's Cyclopaedia of education ; and 
 Annual reports of the U. S. commissioner of education. 
 
 College life. 
 
 Butts {I.) Chapters of college romance. 1863. 5513.20 
 Four years at Yale, by a graduate of '69. 1871. 5513.27 
 Osgood (S.) Student life. 1861 5512.07 
 
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EDUCATION 
 
 435 
 
 Pi/croft (J.) Collegian's guide: or recollections of 
 college days. 1858 5512.17 
 
 Eall(B.H-) College words and customs. 1851. 5513.13 
 See also London boc, Mch., Apl., 1869 (Airier, univ. cus- 
 toms, by G. M. Towle) ; Lippincott's mag., Apr., 1876 (The 
 college student, by J. M. Hart). 
 
 For Romances of college life see Verdant Green [HI. 13]; — 
 Tom Brown at Oxford [214.46] ;— Fair Harvard [184.34] ;— 
 Student life at Harvard [254.76] ; — Hammersmith : his 
 Harvard days [245.21] ;— Pendennis [255.47]. 
 
 Common School Education. 
 
 Adams {F.) Free school system of U. S. 1875.5534.11 
 
 Philbrick (J. D.) Inspection of country schools. [In Amer. soc. 
 sci assoc. Trans., no. 1, 1869.] 5811.01 
 
 Potter (A. ) and Emerson ( 0. S. ) The school and school- 
 master. 1844 5514.03 
 
 Randall (S. S.) First principles of popular education 
 and public instruction. 1869 5514.08 
 
 Taylor (J. 0.) The district school. 1834. . 5522.05 
 See also Blackwood's mag., v. 91, 1862 (Public schools and 
 the poor) ; Eraser's mag., v. 80, 1869 (Primary education) ; 
 Quar. rev., v. 92, 1853 (Factory schools) ; v. 110, 1861 (Edu- 
 cation of the poor) : v. 132, 1872 (Primary education in 
 Ireland) ; Westm. rev., v. 91, 1869 (Primary education) ; 
 Ed. review, v. 93 (Popular ed. iu the U. S., 1853) ; Now 
 Englander, v. 18, 1855 (Common school system of Mass.) ; 
 Nat. quar. rev., v. 7, 1863 (Education in N. Y. city) : Westm. 
 rev., v. 59, 1853 (Ed. iu U. S.) i N. A. rev., Jan., 1876 (Ed. in 
 Amer., 1776-1876, by D. C. Gilman); Nat. qu. rev., Dec , 1875. 
 See also Nat. ed. (p. 438);— England (p. 436);— rj. States (p. 439). 
 
 Compulsory Education. 
 
 M'Cosh {J.) On compulsory education. [In Nat. assoc. prom. 
 BOC. sci. Trans., 1867 : p. 379-385.] 5815.12 
 
 Nortlirup (B 67.) Legal prevention of illiteracy. [In his Educa- 
 tion abroad. 1873.] 5518 08 
 
 Questions for a reformed parliament, p. 131-199 (Popular educa- 
 tion, by C. S. Packer) 5724.14 
 
 See also Fortn. rev., v. 14, 1870 (by F. Seebohm) ; June, 
 1876 (Laws for compulsory ed., by J. White) ; Westm. rev., 
 v. 92, 1869 ; Macm. inag., Nov. 1876 (Results of five years 
 compulsory ed. in England). 
 
 Cyclopaedias, Year-books, and Periodicals. 
 
 American educational annual, v. 1, 1875. . 5522.14 
 Educational year-book, 1872-73. 2 v. . . . 5511.07 
 Kiddle (H.) and Schem (A. J.) Cyclopaedia of educa- 
 tion. 1877 5528.28 
 
 — Year-book of education. 1878. . . . .2538.01 
 
 Periodicals. 
 American educational monthly. 11 v. New York, 
 
 1864-74. 8° 5533.01 
 
 American journal of education. Ed. by H. Barnard, 
 v. 1-24, 1856-73. Hartford, 1856-73. 8°. . 5531.01 
 Note. — v. 11-16 are also entitled 'New series, v. 1-16;' 
 and v. 17-24, " Natioual series, v. 1-8." 
 
 Contents: v. 1. American association for the advance- 
 ment of education. Proceedings, 1849-54. Henry (J.) 
 Philosophy of education. Cole (D.) Classical education. 
 Richards (Z.) Discipline, mental and moral. Hamill (S.) 
 School government. Huntington ^F. D.) Unconscious tui- 
 tion. Ohnstead (D.) Democratic tendencies of science. 
 Barnard (F A. P.) Improvements practicable in American 
 colleges. Hodgins (G-.) Popular education in upper Canada. 
 Abbott Lawrence. Feabody institute. Tappan (H. P.) 
 Progress of educational development in Europe. Lewis 
 (T.) Method of teaching Latin and Greek. Biography of 
 Ezekiel Cheever, with notes on Ihe early free schouls and 
 text books of New England. Gilman (D. C.) Scientific 
 schools in Europe. Brooks (C.) Moral education. Thayer 
 (G. F.) Letters to a young teacher. [Continued in v. 2-6.] 
 Bache (A. D.) A national university. Le Verrier. Ele- 
 mentary instruction in mathematics. Brockett (L. P.) 
 Idiots, and institutions for their training. Biogr. sketch of 
 Henry Barnard. 
 
 2. American institute of instruction, 1818-55. Biogr. of 
 Wm. Lawrence. Hammond (C.) History of Lawrence 
 acad. at Groton, Mass. Milton on education. Halderman 
 (Prof.), Brooks (C), Fierce (B.) Remarks on a national 
 univ. Gilman (D. C.) Higher and special schools of science 
 and literature in France. Russell (W.) Lectures to a class 
 of young teachers. [Cont'd in v. 2.] Seguin (E.) Treatment 
 and training of idiots. Davies {Prof.), Randall (S. S.), 
 McElligott (J. N.), Potter (bishop). Relig. instruction in 
 public Bchools. Gillespie (W. M.) Instruction in mathema- 
 tics, as prescribed for admission to the Polytech. school of 
 France. Howe (S. G. } Modern Greek language. Hillard 
 (G. S.) Boston city library. Vail (T. H.) Hints on reading. 
 Condition of common or public schools in the United 
 States, 1855. Gould (B. A., jr.) An American university. 
 Edson (T.) Biogr. of Warren Colburn. Dana (J. D.) Science 
 and scientific schools. Clark (T. M.) Education required 
 by the times. Dwight (M. A.) Art, as a branch of educa- 
 tion. [Cont'd.] Catholic educational establishments in the 
 U.S. Public instruction in duchy of Nassau. Gradation of 
 
 public schools. Official exposition of common schools in the 
 United States. Burgess (G.) Thoughts on religion and 
 public schools. Edwards (R.j Memoir of Nicholas Tilling- 
 uast. Inaug. of the Dudley observatory at Albany. Everett 
 (E.) Uses of astronomy. Reid (D. B.) College of architect- 
 ure. Norwich free academy. [Cont'd in v. 3.] 
 
 3. J. H. Wichern and the rough house. Roger Ascham. 
 Russell (W.) Cultivation of the faculties of expiessiou. 
 Duffield (D. B.) Duty of the state iu regard to education. 
 The school and the teacher in literature. [Cont'd in v. 3, 4.] 
 The Public high school. Free academyat Norwich, (Conn.) 
 Gammell (W.) Memoir of Nicholas Brown. C H. Zeller 
 and institution at Beuggen, for training teachers of schools 
 for orphan and vicious children. Jacob Vehrli and normal 
 schools at Kruitzlingen, Switzerland, for training teachers 
 of schools for the poor. Life and educational principles of 
 Pestalozzi. Phelps (W. F.) Normal schools. Dawson 
 (J. W.) Nat. history as a branch of education. Abbe de La 
 Salle, and institute of christian brothers. Brockett (L. P.) 
 Valentin Hauy. Pastor Fliedner's institution at Kaisers- 
 werth, Prussia. Botta (V.) Public instruction in Sardinia. 
 [Cont'd in v. 4.] Reformatory education, p. 561-811. 
 
 4. Bowen (F.) Memoir of Edmund Dwight. Huntington 
 (F. D.) College prayers. Brockett (L P.) Institutions and 
 instruction for the blind. Educational labors of Lowell 
 Mason. Raumer (K. von). History, science and ait of edu- 
 cation. Life and educational system of John Sturm. Wim- 
 mer (H.) Catechism ou methods of teaching. Eliot (S.) 
 Thomas Arnold as a teacher. Jarvis (E.) Tendency of mis- 
 directed education and the unbalanced mind to produce 
 insanity. Memoir of Gideon F. Thayer. Raumer (K. von). 
 The Hieronymians ; or, brethren of the common life. Me- 
 moir of Wm. A. Allcott. Barnard (H.) History of common 
 schools in Conn. [Cont'd in v. 5-6 ] Memoir of Henry 
 Todd. Raumer (K. von). Early teachers iu the Nether- 
 lands ; Educational views of Erasmus ; Educational ser- 
 vices of Philip Melancthon. School architecture. [Cont'd 
 in other volumes.'] 
 
 5. John Kingsbury and the young ladies' high school in 
 Providence, R. I. Ventilation of our dwellings. Alcott 
 (W. A.) Memoir of Wm. C. Woodbiidge. Raumer (K. von). 
 Education iu the Netherlands and southern Germany. 
 Wollgang Ratich ; John Amos Comenius ; Verbal realism ; 
 or, irom words to tilings ; Lord Bacon ; Valentine Fried- 
 land Trotzendorf ; K. C. W. von Turk. Memoir of Hermann 
 Krusi. Kriisi (H.) General views of education and plan of an 
 institution for boys. John George Tobler. Schools and teach- 
 ings of the Jesuits. German school lite in the 16th cent, 
 autobiogr. of Thomas Flatter. Real schouls. Elihu Yale. 
 Coggeshall (W. T.) Samuel Lewis. Reformatory philologists: 
 Gesner and Ernesti. Frederick A. P. Barnard : Memoir. 
 Walter It. Johnson: Memoir. Win F. Phelps. Francis 
 Dwight : Memoir. David P. Page. Cole (D.) Aims of the 
 state normal school of New Jersey. 
 
 6. Raumer (K. von). German universities. [Cont'd in v. 
 7.] Samuel and John Phillips, jr., and Phillips academy at 
 Andover, Mass. Coggeshall (W. T.) History of common 
 schools in the state of Ohio. Thomas H. Burrowes, and 
 the school system of Pennsylvania. Mrs. Emma Willard 
 and female education. Pestalozzi's Evening hour of a 
 hermit. Raumer (K. vou). J. G. Herder ; John Locke, and 
 his pedagogy ; J. G. Hamann ; Fr. A. Wolf ; Methods of 
 teaching Latin. Barnard (D. D.) Stephen Van Rensselaer. 
 State of public instruction in France. [Cont'd in v. 13, 22 ] 
 Memoir of Wilbur Fisk. Bacon (L.) James Hillhouse : 
 memoir. Early school codes of Germany. Hill (T.) True 
 order of studies. Sears (E. I.) Lord Brougham. Cogges- 
 hall (W. T,) Hist, of common schools in Ohio. Burrowes 
 (T. H.) and common schools in Pa. Graser's course of in- 
 struction for common schools. System of public instruc- 
 tion in Bavaria. [Cont'd in v. 8.] 
 
 7. Halsey (L.J.) Philip Lindsley : life. Memoir of Gus- 
 tav Friedrich Dinter. Raumer (K. von). The German 
 universities. Students' societies in German universities ; 
 Contrib. to the improvement of universities : Education 
 in peace and war ; Religious instruction ; HiBtory of edu- 
 cation of Italy ; Classical instruction. Dawson (J. W.) 
 James McGill and McGill college. Boston public library ; 
 Joshua Bates. Assistants and disciples of Pestalozzi. 
 Edward Everett. Pestalozzi. Selections from his pub- 
 lications. 
 
 8. Educational aphorisms and suggestions, ancient and 
 modern. Raumer (K. von). On teaching history ; Geogra- 
 phy ; Instruction in natural science ; Geometry ; Arith- 
 metic ; Physical education; Christianity in education. 
 Barnard (H.) Memoir of Josiah Holbrook. Collis (J. D.) 
 Public or foundation schools of England. Coggeshall 
 (W. T.) Memoir of N. Guilford. Nissen (H ) Public in- 
 struction iu Norway. Akroyd (E.) Modes of improving a 
 factory population. Griscom (J. ») Memoir of John Gris- 
 com. Hist, development of pop. ed. in Germany. Stowe 
 (Prof), Mann [Dr.), and others. Course of instruction in 
 the primary schools in Germany. System of public in- 
 struction in Prussia. Subjects and methods of instruction 
 in the primary schools of Prussia. Memoir of Thomas 
 Sherwin. Public instruction in the kingdom of Bavaria. 
 Northend (C.) Memoir of Wm. H. Wells. Agricultural 
 education in France, etc. Public instruction in Belgium 
 and Holland. Deisterweg on school discipline. Hentschel 
 (E ) Instruction in singing. Polytechnic schools. 
 
 9. Memoir of E. C. Wines. Russell (W.) Moral educa- 
 tion The university : ils significance. Kliipfel on the 
 hist, of the univ. of Tubingen. Felton (C. C.) Character- 
 
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 EDUCATION 
 
 American journal of education, v. 9, continued. 
 
 ietics of the Amer. college. Eliot (S. A.) Hist, of Harvard 
 college. School of mines at Freyberg, Saxony. Normal col- 
 lege at Battersea, Eugl. Wimraer (H.) Secondary ed in 
 Saxony. Bache (A. D.) Burgher school at Leipsic, Saxony. 
 Progress of elementary instruction in Scotland, Currie 
 (J.) Subjects and methods of early education. Morrison 
 (J.) Method and examination. Morrison (T.) Oral lessons 
 on real objects. Everett (E.) Memoir of Thomas Dowse 
 and the Dowse library. Ross (W.) Catechetical method of 
 teaching. System of public instruction in France. Special 
 instruction in science and art in France. Stow (D.) Gal- 
 lery training lessons orally presented. Normal school for 
 training primary school teachers. Specimen lessons in 
 teaching a primary school. System of public instruction 
 in Austria. 
 
 10. Memoir of Theodore Lyman. State normal school 
 of Connecticut. Hentschel (E ) Drawing in all elemen- 
 tary schools. Fellenberg (W. de). Festalozzi, Fellenberg, 
 and Vehrli, and the industrial training of the poor. In- 
 struction in cummon things. Knight (C.) Elementary in- 
 struction in economical s^ieuce. Intellectual instruction : 
 aphorisms. Subjects and means of education : aphorisms. 
 Public instruction in Baden. Schools of art and science. 
 Raumer (K. von). German views of female education. 
 Cornelius Conway Felton : memoir. Memorial of the 
 Worcester couuty teachers' assoc. to the State teachers' 
 assoc, i860. Kobert Kelly: memoir. Public instruction 
 in England. Joseph Lancaster and monitorial instruc- 
 tion. British and foreign school society. Manual of pri- 
 mary instruction in the model schools. Normal school 
 of the British and foreign school society. Historical de- 
 velopment of monitorial instruction. Memoir of Andrew 
 Bell, and the Madras system. Manual of scnool methods 
 in the central school of the National society. Coleridge 
 (D.) St. Mark's training college. Mosely (H.) Cnester 
 diocesan training school. Watkins (F.) Training schools 
 for female teachers in England. Specimen notes for les- 
 sons on objects. Normal or training colleges in Scotland. 
 "Wm. B.nitley Fowle : memoir. Mary Lyou. Influence of 
 Yale college on American civilization and institutions. 
 School architecture, continued Index. 
 
 11. [New series, v. 1.] What is education? defined by 
 English authorities. Conversations on objects. A practical 
 course of elementary instruction and mental development. 
 Matthew Vassar and Vassar female college. Ascham (R.) 
 The schoolmaster. Misery and crime, as affected by in- 
 struction in school. Gideon Hawley : memoir. Plutarch. 
 Views on education. Quintilian. Komau views on educa- 
 tion. System of national schools in Ireland. Raumer (R. 
 von). Instruction in the German language. [See aUo, v. 12.] 
 Kay un Prussian teachers. Hartlib's ''Proposition for 
 erecting a college of husbandry in 1051." Flan of a trade 
 or industrial school in England, by W. P., in 1647. Mark 
 Hopkins: memoir. System of public instruction in Baden. 
 S. G. Howe : Memoir Guizot's ministry of public in- 
 struction in France. Dana P. Colburn : memoir. State and 
 education. [Cont'd in v. 4.] Locke (J.) Thoughts ou educa- 
 tion. [Contd in v. 13.] Spencer (il.) Thoughts on educa- 
 tion. [Cont'd in v. 3.] Military exercises in public schools. 
 Lewis (Dio). New gymnastics. [Cont'd in v. 12 J 
 
 12. Military system and military education in France 
 and Prussia, p. 1-399. Moral education ; aphorisms. 
 Diesterweg. Intuitional and speaking exercises. Ebenezer 
 Bailey: memoir. Wm.E. Channing on education. Second- 
 ary or academic education in the United States. [Cont'd in 
 V. 17, 22.] Cady (L. E.) Elementary instruction in Latin 
 and Greek language. Johannis (P.) Public instruction in 
 modern Greece. A. B. C. books and primers Oswego 
 school committee on primary instruction by object les- 
 ions. [Cont'd in v. 15. J Westfield state normal school at 
 
 West field. 
 
 13. What is education? aphorisms. United States mil. 
 acad. at West Point. Opt. Alden Partridge: memoir! 
 Caroline Plummer : memoir. Suggestions on early mentai 
 training: aphorisms. Bushnell (H.) Plays, pastimes, and 
 holidays of children. Webster (N.) and others. Elementary 
 schools as they were. Young (T. U.) Subjects and methods 
 of instruction for public schools. Barnard (H.) American 
 text-books ; bibliography [Cont'd in v. 14.] Female educa- 
 tion, suggestions ancient and modern. Education of girls 
 in the public schools of Boston. History of normal schools 
 in France. Kay (J.) Educ. inst. of Switzerland. Bernard 
 Overberg : his labors. Military ed. in Austria. Military 
 ed. in Sardinia. Fenclon and his educational labors and 
 views. German views of education of girls. Mann (H ) 
 American educators and pedagogy. State normal school at 
 Albany 
 
 14. Proceedings of the national teachers' association, 
 1858-03. Richards (Z.) The teacher as an artist Hill (T j 
 The powers to be educated. Sheldon (E. A.) Object les- 
 sons. Aristotle on education. Rabelais on education 
 Professional ed. of teachers in Prussia. John Milton and 
 his educatiou. Buckham (M. H.) English laug. in society 
 and the school. American educational society, 1816 
 Gregory (J. M.) Problem of education. Instruction in 
 Hesse Darmstadt. The Jesuits and their schools Military 
 systems and schools in Russia, and in Gt. Britain Ver- 
 planck (G. C.) Memoir of D. S. Barnes. Lycurgus and 
 Spartan ed. Naval and nav. schools in England. [Cont'd in 
 v. 15.] Leroy A.) Public instruction in Holland. Normal 
 schools inFenn. 
 
 15. Amer. doctrine of public instruction. Naval academy 
 at Annapolis. Public or endowed grammar schools of 
 England : report of govern, commissioners. Amer. school 
 hoc, 1830-33. Wotton (Sir H.) Philos. survey of ed , or 
 moral architecture. Wells (W. H.) Methods of teaching 
 Engl, grammar. Bates (S. P.) Liberal education, or the col- 
 lege curriculum. Nat. association for ed. purposes. Public 
 instruction in Germany. American school-books. Jewell 
 (F. S.) Public school training, can it be made a profession. 
 Stowe (C. E.) Teachers' seminaries or normal schools in 
 the United States. Irish endowed schools. 
 
 16. Lalor(J.) Nature and value of education. Sarmiento 
 (D. P.) Dignity of the schoolmaster's work. Barnard (H.) 
 Doc. history of normal schools in the U. S. Glimpses of 
 Amer. education prior to 1800. Day (J.), Hall (W.), Alcott 
 (A. B.), Beecher (H. W.) Schools as they were. Female edu- 
 cation as it was. Woodbridge (W.) Hist, of ed. assoc. In 
 the U. S. Fenn. system of normal schools. Oswego nor- 
 mal and training school. Public instruction in Austria. 
 [Cont'd in v. 17.] Cowdery (M. F.) Formation of character, 
 the main object of education. Edwards (R ) Normal 
 schools of the U S. Wickersham {J. P.) Education as an 
 element in reconstruction. Biidgewater state normal 
 school. New England academies. Elyot (Sir Thomas) . The 
 Governour ; with his life. St. Mary's college at Winches- 
 ter, Engl. Buckham (M. H.), March (F. A.), Porter (s.) 
 English language and literature. 
 
 17. Classified index to v. 1-16. Garfield (J. A.) Educa- 
 tion recognized as a national interest. Constitutional pro- 
 visions respecting schools and education in the V. S. 
 Schools as they were in the U. S. Hoole (C.) New discov. 
 of the old art of teaching, 1659. Fowler (W. C.) Ihe clergy 
 and popular education. Cowley (A.) Plan of a philosophical 
 college, 1661. Secondary schools, Germany, Public in- 
 struction m Switzerland- Co-education of the sexes. Hart 
 (J. S.) Normal schools. Secondary instruction in Prussia. 
 Public instruction in Oldenberg and Switzerland. Egerton 
 Ryerson : memoir. Sybel (H. von). German univeisities 
 compared with the Engl, and French. Mrs. Lincoln Phelps: 
 biography. Dupanloup (M.) Studious women. Dwight 
 (H E ) Example of Prussia in the training of teachers. 
 Normal and training schools in the U. S., p. 651-822. 
 
 18. Same as 'American year book of 1869' [67'23.01], 
 
 19. Educatiou in district of Columbia, with its efficiency 
 compared with the principal cities in the U. S. and Europe. 
 
 20. Pub.ic instruction in different countries (p. 1-78U). 
 German universities, past and present (p 7:22-768). 
 
 21. Scientific and industrial education, Pt. 1. Systems 
 and institutions in Europe. 
 
 22. Systems and institutions of special instruction in 
 Great Britain. Science and art department. Manual labor 
 and mechanical dexterity in scientific institutions. Savig- 
 ny (F. C.) Universities and colleges, past and present, 
 Public instruction in France. Temple, Lowe, and Glad- 
 stone, on classical education. Barnard (F. A. P.) Report 
 on elective studies of Columbia college. Renan on Ger- 
 man views of education in France. Public instruction in 
 Europe. German reform schools. School codes or" Germany, 
 old and new. State educ. associations in United States. 
 
 23. Wanting. The whole of its contentsare reproduced 
 in Mr. Harnard's two publications. 'Study and conduct' 
 [5518.02] and ' Military systems ' [5524.19]. 
 
 24. Newman (J.H.) The university historically developed. 
 French pedagogy English pedagogy. Muleaster, Webster, 
 "U'ase. Chapters in the history of American schools and 
 education. Public instruction in duchy of Finland. State 
 systems of common schools in the United States Early 
 christian schools, scholars, aud teachers. Teaching orders 
 of the catholic church, Dominicans and Franciscans. 
 Hamilton (Sir Win.) aud Newman (J. H.) English di- 
 versities. Military schools and systems in Russia. Kirk- 
 patrick :E.) Superior instruction historically considered. 
 Elementary nat. instruction in Great Britain. Amer. ptibl. 
 instruction. Ancient univ. of Paris. Superior instruction 
 in various countries. 
 
 Common-school journal. Ed. by Horace Mann. 4 v. 
 
 Boston, 18-9-12. 8^ 5516.20 
 
 New England journal of education, v. 1-7. Boston, 
 
 1875-78. i'ol 
 
 England, Scotland, and Ireland. 
 
 Bariley (G. C. T. ) Schools for the people : history, de- 
 velopment, and present working. 1871. 3533.16 
 
 England. Inspectors of schools. Extracts from reports. 
 London, 1852. U° 5515.06 
 
 Henderson {J. G. t jr.) Our national system of educa- 
 tion : an essay. 1877 55J2.11 
 
 Motley \J.) The struggle for national education. 3d ed. 
 
 1874. . . . 5.111.10 
 
 SS'ote.— Eepr. from Fortn. rev., Aug., Sept., Oct., 1873. 
 
 Owe>i{H.) Elementary education act. 1870. 5514.10 
 
 Parkmcm (,1/rs. S.) Nat. education in England. {In Amer. soc. 
 sci. assoc. Trans., no, i, 1872.] 6811.02 
 
 Pycrofl(J.) School education. 1843 . . -5514.04 
 
 See also Contcmp. rev , v. 12, 1869 (Mr. Foster's bill, by T. 
 
 Markby) ; v. 16, 1871 (The school boards, by T. H. Huxley); 
 
 v. 16, 1871 (Loudon school board, by W. M. Torrens) ; y.19, 
 
 - \ 1872 (Ed. difficulty, by F. Seebohm) : Ed. rev., v. 95, 185 J 
 
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 437 
 
 (Nat. ed.) ; v 97, 1853 ; v. 99 ; v. 102 (Ed. census of Gr, at 
 Britain ; v. 1J4. 1861 ; Fortu. rev., v. 5, 3806 (Revised ed. 
 code, by F. Wiskar) ; Fraser s mag., v. i,j, 1802; v. 72, 
 1865 (Improving elementary iustructiou) ; Nut rev., v. 12, 
 
 1861 • North Brit, rev., v. 16, 1851-2 (Progress ol popular 
 ed ) ;'v. 22, 1854-5 (Pop. ed. iu Scotland) . v 29, 18f.8 (Pop. 
 ed in Brit, and Ireland) ; v. 84, 1861 (Ed. iu Scotland) ; 
 Quar. rev., v. Ill, 1862 (The new code) ; v. 128, 1870 (Ed. 
 of the people) ; v, 131, 1871 (The new school boardB) : 
 Westin. rev., v. 89, 1868 (Pop. ed.) ; v. 97, 1872 (Gov. and 
 the ed. act) ; Statistical soc. of Loudon, Journal, v. 25, 
 
 1862 (Resources of pop. ed. iu Euglaud, present and iuture, 
 by H. Mann). 
 
 Scotland. See Ediu. rev., Apl., 1876 (Secondary ed. in S ); 
 Tracer's mag , v. 78, 1868 (School and univ. s> Btem in S.) ; 
 Apl., .May, 1876 (Secondary ed. in S., by G. G. Ramsey) ; N. 
 Brit, rev., v. 21, 1855-6 (Middle-class school); v. 19, IH53 
 {The higher instruction in Scotland) ; v. 46, 1867 : Westm. 
 rev., v. 98. 1872 
 
 43- See a so Universities, iu the general alphabet. 
 
 English Public and Endowed Schools. 
 
 Defence of public schools. (In Classical journal, v. 8, p. 187, 
 441 ; V. 9, p. 1 .] 2742.08 
 
 Public schools, Winchester, Westm. nster, Shrewsbury, 
 Harrow, Rugby ; notes of their histo;y and tradi- 
 tions By the author of 'Etoniuna. [anon.] 
 1867 .''51.1.19 
 
 Reply (A) to the most popular objections to public schools, with 
 particular reference to the Tyrocinium of Cowper. 1814. 
 [Pamphleteer, v. 4, pp. 103-130.] 5058.04 
 
 Slaurdu., li.) 1'ne gr -at s.c. oois ot' Engla A :ai ac- 
 count of Lt jeii- J lo in ia.ioj, , ndo ivinents, and 
 
 diiu.pl ni 18 5 551 i -11 
 
 i£g= Forarticles upon the public schools, gene-rady advo- 
 cating au enlargement of tie course of study, s r lilack- 
 wo nl s mag., v. y6, 18o4 (3 a. tic.es ou Harrow and Rtigby, 
 Lo idun schools, a.id Winchester aud Shrews. >u. y} . (Jon- 
 teiup. r.v., v. 4, .Siu .\d\erse cr.ticisru, by T. M rkby); 
 v. 12, 1869 (Reply t.> Marliby ou i Lie i .ejection an 1 exa ... 
 of eudowed schools, by D. R. Fearoni ; v. 9, ln68 French 
 criticism ou our public schools, by D. R. Fearou) : Edmb. 
 rev., v. 120. 1864 : Fo.tu. lev., v. 2, 1865 (by A. Tr.d ope) ; 
 v. 9, 18(18 (Adverse criticism, by F. \Y. Farrar) ; Fraser s 
 ma;., v. (13, 1861 (II .ral as .ects) ; v. 69, 7 .1, 1864 : v. 77, 
 1868; v. 79, 18,9 (educational endowments); N..rth Brit, 
 rev., v. 41, 1864 ; Quarterly rev., v. 1U8, 1860 ; v. 116, 1864 ; 
 Westm. rev., v 77, 1862 ; V. 95, 1871. 
 
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 Arnold (M. i Schools and universities on the continent. 
 
 18..8 5515.07 
 
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 Fretse (J. R.) Report on school-houses and popular education. 
 [In Paris univ. expos.. 1867. Reps, of U. S. co., v. 5.J 5915.13 
 m*T - s '* a so, in this class. England ; — France ; — Ger- 
 many (p. 436); — National education (p. 438). Also Conteuip. 
 rev., v. 78, 1818 (2 art.] ; Forth, rev., v. 12, 1869 ; FraBer, 
 U.S., v. 3, 1871. 
 
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 [See Women, iu general alphabet.] 
 
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 Arnold (M.) The popular education of France, with 
 notices of that of Holland and Switzerland. 
 
 1861 5515.20 
 
 Note. — Reviewed in Quar. rev., v 125, 1868. 
 — A French Eton. [In his Essays iu criticism. 1865.] 2512.13 
 
 See also Quar. rev., v. 117, 1865. 
 Eazen (W. B.) School and the army in Germany 
 
 and France. 1872 4516.13 
 
 See a'so Dublin rev., Jan., 1876 (French catholic univer- 
 sities) ; N. A. rev., v. 85, 1857 (The royal house of St. Cyr., 
 1686-1793 ; lor the education of French ladies) ; Westm. 
 rev., July, 1875. 
 US' See also Europe (above). 
 
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 Arnold (T.) Education of the middle classes. [In his Miscel. 
 works. 1846 3514.01 
 
 Barnard (D. D. ) Speeches and reports on educational 
 topics. 1838 5912.26 
 
 Barnard (H, ed.) English pedagogy. Education, the 
 school, and the teacher, in English literature. 
 
 2ded. 1862 5524.21 
 
 Content* : What is education. Ascham (R.) The school- 
 master. Bacon (Sir F.) Essays on education, with annot. 
 by Whately. Wotton (Sir H.) Apothegms on education. 
 Masson (D.) Memoir of John Milton : his home, school, 
 and college education. Milton (J.) Tractate on education. 
 Petty (Sir Win.) Plan of au industrial school. Locke (J.) 
 Survey of pedagogical system, and Thoughts on education. 
 Spencer (H.) Thoughts on education. 
 
 Note.— For other publications of Henry Barnard, see 
 page 64 of catalogue. ^ 
 
 Beecher { C. E. ) Educational reminiscences and sug- 
 gestions. 1871 5522.07 
 
 Benlham {J) Chrestomathia : new system of instruction. 
 [In his Works, v. 8 (pt. 15).] 5016.08 
 
 Bethune (G ll r .) Duties of educated men. [In Ids Orations 
 1851), p. 281-319.] 2513.20 
 
 Boulwdl ( i}. ,S. ) Thoughts on educational topics. 
 
 185'J 5513.02 
 
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 lic schools. Relative merits of public high schools and 
 endowed academies. The high school system. Normal 
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 of teachers. Liberty and learning. Massachusetts school 
 fu.id. Agricultural educatiou. 
 
 Burdon (IF.) Education [In las Materials for thinking v. 1 
 1H1IJ, p. 193 201.] 2514.21 
 
 Burton i II'. i Culture of the observing faculties in the 
 iamily ami the school. 1865 5512.01 
 
 Campan (M me. J. L. II. 67.) Thoughts on education. [With 
 lu'r Conversations.] 3032.06 
 
 Central society of education. Papers, v. 1-2. 18J7- 
 38 5513.04 
 
 Chambers's Papers for the people, v. 1, 5 2516.01 
 
 Clarke ( li. II ) The building of a brain [in relation to 
 sex]. 1874 5513.29 
 
 — Sex iu education. 1873 5514.27 
 
 Carrie [J.) Early and infant school ed. 1857. 5513.09 
 Ball (Mrs. C. H. ) The college, the market, and the 
 
 court ; or woman's relation to education, elc. 
 
 18b7 5824.25 
 
 Dickinson (A. E) A paying investment. 1876. 5522.09 
 Donne (G. IV., bp.) Educational writings. 1861. 3545.04 
 Uwijlit (B. 11". i Higher christian education. 3545.09 
 Elijeworth (M. and B. L. ) Practical education. 
 
 1855 5513.10 
 
 Educational year-book. [v. 1-2.] 1872-73. 12°. 5511.07 
 
 tien-tl 1 1. ) Orations and. speeches 6322.03 
 
 Note. — For Conients see under his name in general alphabet. 
 Ficlite (J. G.) The science of knowledge. 1KIK 541.;. 19 
 Frost (J.) Hints to the young mechanic, (p. 179-403 of Kelt's 
 
 Mechanic s text book.] 3923.07 
 
 Froude (J. A ) Short studies, v. 2, p. 313-44. 1871. . . 2525.06 
 Hamilton (Sir IT".) Discussions on education and 
 
 univ>r.jity reform. 1856 5113.10 
 
 Contents : On the study of mathematics as an exercise 
 of mind. Ou the conditions of classi al learning. Ou the 
 universities. On the right of dissenters to admission into 
 the English universities. Cousin ou German schools. 
 Heck r (J. > i'he scientific basis of education, demonstra- 
 ted by phrenological facts, etc. 2ded.l868. 5131.06 
 Helps (A.) [In his Friends in council, v. 1, part 1, p. 120-58. 
 1861.] 2531.26a 
 
 Belvelias (C. A.) Treatise on man ; and education. 
 
 From the French, by W. Hooper. 2 v. 1810. 5413.17 
 Hill (T.) True order of studies. 1876. . .5512.30 
 Hodson (F.) Influence of on nat. character. (In Oxford essays, 
 
 v. 1, 1834; p. 277-94 ... .2541.11 
 
 Hope (A. it) Masier John Bull, a holiday book for 
 parents and schoolmasters. 1873. . . . 5512.26 
 
 Hoyt (J. W.) Report on education. [In Paris univ. expos., 1867. 
 Reports, v. 6.] 3915.H 
 
 Lessinti (G. E.) Education of the human race. 
 
 1858 5513.15 
 
 Locke (J.) Some thoughts concerning education. [In his Works. 
 
 V.9.] 6052.09 
 
 Loudon (Mrs. )Light of mental science ; on moral training. 
 
 [With essay on public instruction.] 1845. 5511.06 
 
 Mann (H.) Lectures on education. 1848. . 5522.06 
 
 — editor. Common school journal 5516.20 
 
 Mansfield (E. D.) American education ; its principles, 
 
 ■etc. 1851 5513.16 
 
 Contents : Idea of a republic. Civil and religious liberty. 
 The teacher. Idea of science. Mathematics. Astronomy. 
 History. Language. Literature. Conversation. The con- 
 stitution. The Bible. Education of women. 
 Maurice i F. D. ) Learning and working : six lectures. 
 
 185;- 5513.24 
 
 Milton (J.) Ou education. (In his Works, t. 3, 1848.] .5054.03 
 
 Same. [In Pamphleteer, v. 17.] 5058.17 
 
 More (II ) Hints for forming the character of a princess. [In his 
 
 Works, V. 7, 1847.] 6057.07 
 
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 1857-77. 21 V 5815.01 
 
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 1873. 5518.08 
 
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 harmonized. 
 
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 Olin (S.) Theory and practice of scholastic life. Baccalaureate 
 discourses. Essays, etc. [In Ids Worts, v. 2.) . .3581.01 
 
 Owen (It. B. ) Outline of the system of education at 
 New Lanark. 1825 5515.19 
 
 Papers for the teacber. 2d series. 1860. . .5524.23 
 Contents: 1. Introduction.— Object teaching. School- 
 houses and their equipment. 2. Oral lessons ou real ob- 
 jects, by T. Morrison. 3. Specimen notes of lessons, 4. 
 Gallery training lessons — common things, by D. Stow. 
 5. Prizo schemes for the encouragement of a knowledge of 
 common tilings among teachers, by Prof. Sullivan and lord 
 As'nburton. 6. Necessity and progress of elementary in- 
 struction in economical science, by 0. Knight. 7. Subjects 
 and methods of teaching in reference to tho prevention of 
 misery and crime, by E. C. Taiush. 8. Progress of ele- 
 mentary education hi Ireland. 9. Subjects and methods of 
 primary education as presented in the model infant school, 
 Dublin, by F. U. Young. 10. Organization and instruction 
 of the ordinary national schools. 11. Progress of element- 
 ary education in Scotland. 12. Subjects and methods of 
 early education, by J. Currie. 13. Method and examina- 
 tion, by J. Morrison. 14. Lesson on color, by J. H. Hay. 
 15. Progress of elementary educalion in England. 10. 
 British and foreign school society. 17. Manual of tho sys- 
 tem of primary instructions in the model schools of the 
 British and loreign school society. 
 
 Quain (P.) On some defect:; in general education. 
 1870 5514.15 
 
 Quick (E. II.) Essays on educational reformers. 
 
 1868 5513.21 
 
 Contents : Schools of the Jesuits. Ascham. Montaigne. 
 Ratich. Milton. Comenius. Locke, Rousseau's Emile. Base- 
 dow and the Philauthropin. Pestalozzi. Jacatot. Herbert 
 Spencer. Thoughts about teaching children. Moral and 
 religious education. 
 
 liaumer (K. von). Geschichte der Piidagogick. 4 v. 
 1S4G-54 5525.02 
 
 Rice (H.) E. and its errors. [In his Nature and culture. 2538.31 
 
 lZiehler (J. P.) Levana ; or, doctrine of education. 
 1833 5514.05 
 
 Rousseau (J. J.) Emile, ou de l'e'ducation. 1J48. 7033.04 
 
 linskin (J.) Sesame and lilies ; two lectures.1865.2542.22 
 
 FSeioardlW. H.) Discourse on education. 1837. 5093.23 
 
 S:well (K M.) Principles of E., drawn from nature 
 and revelation, and applied to female education in 
 the upper classes. 2v.ini. 1866. . . 5514.06 
 
 Spencer (II.) Education : intellectual, moral, and physi- 
 cal. 1801 5514.07 
 
 Thompson (D' A. W.) Wayside thoughts on education 
 18G8 5514.09 
 
 Timbs (J. ) School-days of eminent men, with sketches 
 of the progress of E. in England. 1858. 3263. 22 
 
 Todd (J.) Student's manual. 1858. . . . 5512.13 
 
 Germany. 
 
 Arnold (21) Higher schools and universities in Ger- 
 many. 1874 5511.09 
 
 Barnard (II., editor). German educational reformers See Rau- 
 mer (F. L. G. von) 6616 u 
 
 tousm ( ( .) Report on public instruction in Prussii. 
 
 1834. 
 
 5511.05 
 
 Hamilton (Sir W.) Cousin on German schools. [In Ms Discus- 
 sions. 185G.] 5413 10 
 
 Hart, (J. M. ) German universities : with comparison 
 of^tho German, English and Amer. system. 
 1^74 5*515 28 
 
 Ilazcn (W. P.) Tho school and tho army in Germanv 
 and France. 1872 4516 13 
 
 Burst (J F.) Life and literature in the Fatherland 
 1875. [1874.] 964 28 
 
 Perry (W. C.) German univ. education. 1845] 5515'l6 
 
 haumer (K. von). German educational reformers 
 Memoirs ; with contributions to the history of 
 education from the 14th to the 19th century 
 [Tr. from his History of pedagogy, by L. W. Fitch 
 and F. B. Perkins.] Ed. by H. Barnard. Phila 
 1863. 8° 5515 H 
 
 r.tejfens (II.) German univ. life. Tr. by W. L Gage 
 
 1874 5515.26 
 
 1' rieduch Wilnehn's gymnasium and tho Elizabeth schulc) • 
 
 lander, v. 15, 1857 (Amer. sludeut in Germany). 
 See also ou German universities, Atlantic rnag v . I ti 
 «ri 6 % & ^T llni «™ i 'y professors); N. A. rev.', v 96 
 
 XIS" Sec also Europe (p. 437). 
 
 Home Education. 
 
 Huntington (F. B.) Home and college. . . 3511.09 
 
 JIarlineau (H. ) Household education. 1867. 3511J3 
 
 Taylor (I.) Home education. 1858. . . . 5512.12 
 
 See also Contemp. rev., v. 3, 1866 (Home and school e'dn 
 
 cation, by W. E. Jelf). a 
 
 Kindergarten and Object Teaching. 
 
 Puelow (B. von M.) The new education by work ac- 
 cording to Frcebel's method. Tr. by Mrs! H 
 
 Mann and L. Noa. 1876 5512.31 
 
 Calkins (K A.) Primary object lessons. 187o! 5514.18 
 Bouai (A.) The kindergarten: Froebel's system. 
 
 1871 5514.20 
 
 Hailman (W. K) Kindergarten culture. Frcebel's 
 
 system. 1873 5512.32 
 
 Kriege (A. X., ed.) Ehymes and tales for the kinder- 
 garten and nursery. 1876 5512.35 
 
 — Friedrich Froebel ; a biogr. sketch. 1876. 5512.34 
 
 Kriege (M. H.) The child, its nature and relations ; an 
 
 elucidation of Froebel's principles of education 
 
 2ded., 1872 ". . . . 5514.26 
 
 Mann (Mrs. H.) and Peabody (K P.) Moral culture 
 of infancy, and Kindergarten guide. 1803. 5514.01 
 
 Same. 1876 5514.02a 
 
 Wiebe (K ) Paradise of childhood : a manual for self- 
 instruction in Froebel's educational principles, 
 and a guide to kinder-gartners. 1869. .5528.29 
 Object Lessons. 
 
 Manual for object lessons. 1862 5513.20 
 
 Papers for the teacher. 2d series. 1860 (Object teaching and oral 
 lessons on social Bcience and common things. Parts 1 2, 
 
 3 . *•) 5524.23 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 10, 1862 (by E. D. Peabody). 
 
 Morality and Thrift, and Education. 
 
 Jarvis (E ) The value of common-school education to common 
 labor. [IT. s. Com. of ed. Rep., 1872.) 6516.04 
 
 Foster (J.) On popular ignorance. [In his Essays, 1835.) 6412.06 
 
 Mansfield (E. D.) The relation between crime and education. 
 [17. S. Com. of ed. Rep., 1872.1 6516.05 
 
 Mansfield (E.D.) Relation between education and pauperism. 
 [U. S. Com. (fed. Rep., 1872.) 5516.04 
 
 Oxford prize essays, v. 2, 1830 (Connexion betw. intellectual and 
 moral excellence) 2541.12 
 
 Sketch of popular tumults, illus. of the evils of social 
 ignorance. 1837 441.03 
 
 Spencer (H.) National education. [In lis Social statics, 1851 j 
 p. 316-332.) "6814.01 
 
 Tainsch (Edw. C.) Education a preventive of misery and crime. 
 [In Barnard (H.) Amer. jour, of cd., v. 11, p. 77-98.) 6531.11 
 
 United Stales. Cojnmtsdoner of education. Report for 1874, p. cxi- 
 
 cxix. (Crime and ignorance.) 5516.06 
 
 See also Statistical society. Journal, v. 10, 1847 (Influ- 
 ence of education, shown by facts recorded i.i the criminal 
 tables for 1815-46, by G. R. Porter) ; v. 12, 1849 (Moral and 
 cd. statistics of England and Wales, by J. Fletcher); v. 31, 
 1868 (Increase of material prosperity and of moral agents 
 compared with the Btate of crime and pauperism, by J. H. 
 Elliott). Consult also Neison's Vital statistics, p. 353-368 
 [5918.02] ; and tho annual reports of tho English registrar 
 general, from 1876. 
 
 National Education. 
 
 Barnard {H. ) National education. Systems, institu- 
 tions, and statistics of public instruction in differ- 
 ent countries. 4 v. 1872-77 5518.03 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Europe— German states. 2. Europe.— 
 
 Switzerland, France, Belgium, Holland, Denmark, Norway, 
 
 Sweden, Russia, Turkey, Greece, Italy, Spain, Portugal. 
 
 3. Great Britain. 4. United States. 
 
 Combe ( G. ) Lectures on popular education. 1837. 5513. 06 
 
 — Eemarks on national education. 1847. . . 5513.07 
 
 Macbride (J. B.) Address on national education. 
 
 1849 5721.04 
 
 lingers {J. J:, i'.) In h S Cobden and political opinion, 1873 ; p. 313- 
 382 6724.18 
 
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 Barnar.l (II.) Slato normal Bchools and city training schools. 
 
 [In TJ. S. Com. of el. Report, 1868.1 5516.01 
 
 See also Fortii. rev., Sept., 1874 (Professional training of 
 teachers, by W. Jolly) ; and consult Indexes to Barnard i 
 Amer. jour, of ed., V. 1-24 [6681.23]. 
 
 Religion and Education. 
 
 See Contemp. rev. 9, 1868 (Function of church and state 
 in uat. education, by E. H. Plumptre); v. 14, 1870 (Attitude 
 of the church towards primary education, by J. Oak ij) i 
 Eraser's mag., n. s., v. 1, 1870 (The religious difficult)), 
 New Euglander, v. 29, 1870 (Bible and the school, by lies- 
 
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 sense] i Qu. rev., v. 132, 1872 (Education, secularism, and 
 nonconformity) ; Westm. rev., v. 61, 1853 (Sects and secu- 
 lar education) ; v. 99, 1873 (Religion as a subject of na- 
 tional education). 
 
 BBi!e in the public schools. See Biblical and religious lit- 
 erature (p. 79;. 
 
 Roman catholic church ani education. See Oath, world, 
 Oct., 1873 (Are our public schools free ?); Sept., 1875 (Rights 
 of tie church over ed.; ; Dub:in rev., Apl . 1870 (Secular 
 ed. in England and the U. S.) ; Apl„ 1876 (Oatholio inter- 
 mediate ed.) 
 
 Scientific, and Industrial-Art Education. 
 
 Atkinson ( W. P.) Classical and scientific studies and 
 
 the great schools of England. 1865'. . 5518.09 
 
 Twiuiiuj (T.) Technical training : a national system. 
 
 1874 3915.20 
 
 See also Fortn. rev., Aug., 1868 (by F. Jenkin ); Int. rev., 
 Sept., 1875 (Iudus. art ed. in the tj. S.. by E. S. Drone) ; 
 Pop. sci. mo., June. 1871 (Sci. and indust. ed.) 
 
 tg- See also numerous entries under Arts (Useful : Sci- 
 entific education,^. 39);— Fine arts (Education in art, p. 542). 
 
 Teaching (Theory and Practice of). 
 Ascham(R.) The scholemaster. 1st ed., 1570; [ed.] 
 
 byE. Arber. 1870 5011.10 
 
 — Same. [In his Works, v. 3, 1861.] 501-2.18 
 
 Same. Lin his Works, 1761.] 5017.11 
 
 Oalderwood (H.) On k aching : its ends and means. 
 
 1875 5512.29 
 
 BaU (B. B. ) Teaching a science : the teacher an artist. 
 
 1848 5513.14 
 
 Holbrook (A.) The normal: or methods of teaching 
 
 the common branches. 4th ed. 1873. 5515.27 
 
 Hope (A. It) A book about dominies. 1869. 5513.17 
 Page (D. P.) Theory and practice of teaching. 
 
 D u 5 ?V \ ,; 5514.02 
 
 Potter (A.) and Emerson (if. B.) The school and the 
 
 schoolmaster. 1841 5514.03 
 
 Robinson ( P. ) Teacher's manual of method and organi- 
 zation. 1809 5514.17 
 
 Rosenkranz (K.) Pedagogics as a B.ystem. From the 
 German, by A. O. Brackett. 1872. . . 5518.07 
 Sit nds (A.) Philosophy of teaching. 1869. 5514.11 
 S//i>ltrr (J. R.) Art of teaching school. 1872. £514.2.") 
 Wickersham (J. P.) Methods of instruction. 
 
 18IJ5 5514.10 
 
 See also Blackwood's mag., v. 82, 1857 (Teaching and 
 training) ; v. 98, 1805 (Educators) ; N. A. rev., v. 86, 1858 
 (Profession of schoolmaster). 
 
 United States. 
 
 United Strites. Commissioner of education. Report. 
 8v. 1868-76 5516.01 
 
 Xote.— Appended to the Report are statistics of the 
 school systems of states aud territories, and of schools, 
 colleges, libraries, aud educational institutions generally.' 
 
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 ports of Connecticut, Massachusetts, New York, and 
 other states ; aud of Boston, Brooklyn, New York, and 
 other cities, belong to the Library. 
 
 Q3T See also Universities, iu the general alphabet ; and 
 Common-school education (p. 435). 
 
 University Education and History. 
 
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 ,sy See also Amusements (Gymnastics and physical education, p. 25) ;— Arts {Useful: Method -—Scientific education, p. 39) ; 
 Blind (p. 220) ;— Conversation (p. 280) ;— Criticism (p. 398) ;— Culture (p. 400) ;— Deaf and dumb (p. 4usj '—Elocution (p. 442) ; 
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 ture (p. 703) ;— Mathematics (p. 747) ;— Memory (p. 770) ;— Military science (Military education, p. 777) ;— Pestalozzi ;— Read- 
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 name. 
 
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 theological education. Christians should study the pro- 
 founder mysteries of their faith. Collateral signs of hu- 
 man depravity. Influence of eminent piety ou the intel- 
 lectual powers. 
 
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 the West Indies. 4th ed. 3 v. London, 1807. 
 
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 Edwards (Giovanni O'Kelly). History of tbe restoration of the 
 
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 treatises, etc., v. 2,| 1422.02 
 
 Edwardes (Sir Herbert B.) and Merivale (Herman). 
 
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 1873. 8° 3098.12 
 
 Ed-wards (Henri Milne;. Manual of zoology. Tr. by 
 
 B. Knox. London, 1856. 16° 4713.18 
 
 Edwards (H. Sutherland). History of the opera. 2 v. 
 
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 — Life of Rossini. L, 1869. 8° 3154.21 
 
 — The Polish captivity : account of present position of 
 
 the Poles. 2 v. L., 1863. 8° 545.23 
 
 — (translator). Captivity of two Russian princesses in 
 
 the Caucasus. London, 1857. 8°. . . 993.06 
 Edwards (Isaac). Treatise on bills of exchange and 
 
 promissory notes. 2d ed. N. Y., 1863. 8°.5623.15 
 Edwards (Jonathan, the elder). Life of David Brai- 
 
 nard. Boston, 1749. 12° 3023.12 
 
 — Works, with index. 4 v. N. Y., 1852. 8°. 3546.01 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Memoirs. Farewell sermon. Inquiry 
 concerning qualifications for commuuion. Reply to Solo- 
 mon Williams. History of the work of redemption. Dis- 
 tinguishing marks of a work of the Spirit of God. Miscel. 
 observ. iu important doctrines. Life of David Brainerd. 
 
 2. Inquiry into the freedom of the will. Dissertation 
 cone, the end for which God created the world. Dissurt- 
 on the nature of virtue. Great christian doctrine of orig. 
 sin defended. Concerning the divine decrees in general 
 and elections iu particular. Concerning efficacious grace. 
 Observ. cone, faith. 
 
 3 Treatise concerning relig. affections. Narrative ot 
 surprising conversions. Thoughts on the revival in Xew 
 Endand On attempt to promote explicit agreement in 
 extraordinary prayer. Concerning the perseverance of the 
 saints. On the notion of the pre-existence of Christ's 
 human soul. Mysteries of Scripture. Observ. upon par- 
 ticular passages of Scripture. Theol, questions. Six occa- 
 sional sermons. 
 
 4. Forty sermons. 
 
 ^S» For biogr.,and cril. notices of E., see Biography (p. 141) ; 
 also Bibl. sacra, Oct., 1861 (by J. P. Thompson) ; April, 1869 
 (by I. N. Tarbox). 
 
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 8° 3546.U7 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Memoir. Salvation of all men strictly 
 ex'd. Dissert, concerning liberty and necessity On the 
 language of tue Muhhckaueew Indians. Remarks on the 
 improvements in theology by his lather. Thoughts on 
 the atonement. Appendix— Funeral sermon, by R. smith, 
 2. 29 sermons. Articles from the Theological mag. 
 Edwards (K. B. ) How trie French make iowls pay. 
 
 London, 1871. 8" 6134.26 
 
 Edwards (Matilda Betham). A winter with the swal- 
 lows [ui Algeria]. London, 1867. 8°. 1083.18 
 j^* For novels by this author, see Fiction class-list. 
 Edwards (Nmian W.) History of Illinois, 1778-18:33 ; 
 and life of Ninian Edwards. Springfield, (la.) 
 
 1870. 8°. . ■ • 592.23 
 
 Edwards (Richard), and Hopewell (M.) Great West 
 
 and St. Louis. St. Louis, 18d0. 8°. . . 1135.19 
 
 Edwards (Tryon). The world's laconics ; prose and 
 
 poetry. New York, 1856. 12° 6213.11 
 
 Edwards (Wm.) Personal adventures during the In- 
 dian rebellion. London, 1858. 12°. . 1011.07 
 
 Edwin of Daira. See Smith (Alex ) 1861 1685.15 
 
 Edwy and Elgiva, and Sir Bverard. See Bland (B.) 1809. 1614.35 
 Eslkuig (Max von). Memoir3, and letters and jour- 
 nals of Mij. Gen. Beidesel. Tr. by W. L. Stone. 
 
 2 v. Albany, 1868. 8° 3153.21 
 
 Egan (Charles). Antiquity and primitive form of the harp. 
 
 [Journal of Brit. arch, ass., v. 6.] Ii61.06 
 
 Egan (Pierce). Book of sports and mirror of life. 
 London, 1875. 8 D 4613.27 
 
 — *Boxiaua. 3 v. London, 1830. 8°. . .4613.20 
 Same. New series. 2 v. London, 1829. 8°. 4613.23 
 
 — Sporting anecdotes. London, 1825. 8°. . 4617.05 
 
 — Tom a ad Jerry. Life in London. London, 1869. 
 
 12' 6216.36 
 
 Ksf See also Fiction class-list. 
 Egbert, ( abp. of York, A. D. 732-66). Pontifical. Dur- 
 
 hm, 18U 8°. [Surtee3 soc, v. 27.] . . 5116.31 
 Egede (Haas). Description of Greenland. With a 
 
 life of tue author. London. 1818. 8°. . 1143.05 
 
 Egeria. See Dockray (B.) 1857 2523.01 
 
 Egerton (Francis F. L. G. 1st earl of Ellesmere). 
 
 Essays. London, 1858. 8° 2528.08 
 
 Contents : Manners and usages of Japau. Recollections 
 
 of Japau. Life and letters of Wallenstein. Art and artists 
 
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 Aqueducts and canals. Painting in the 14th cent. Mar- 
 
 mont, Siborne, and Alison. Ross's voyage to the Antarctic 
 
 regions. Borneo and Celebes. Skerryvore light-house. 
 
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 — Guide to Northern archaeology . L., 1848. 8°. 543.03 
 Egerton (Wm. ) Faithful memoirs of Mrs. Anne Old- 
 field. London, 1731. 8° 3135.19 
 
 Egerton papers, illus. of the times of Elizabeth and 
 James I. Ed. by J. P. Collier. London, Camden 
 soc. ,1840. 4? 5112.12 
 
 Eggleston (Edward). Christ in art : story of the evange- 
 lists. With designs of Bida. N.Y., 1875.4°. 1436.33. 
 W For his novels, see Fiction class-liBt. 
 
 Eggleston (George Cary). How to educate yourself. 
 New York, 1872. 12° 5512 24 
 
 — How to make a living. N. Y, 1875. 12°. . 592230 
 
 — A rebel's recollections. New York, 1875. 12°. 63116 
 Eglesfleld (Francis). Monarchy revived; personal 
 
 hist, of Charles n. to his restoration to the throne 
 
 London, 1822. 8° 3034 25 
 
 Egleston (George W.) Search after truth '; addressed 
 
 to young men. New York, 1869. 12°. 3546 13 
 Egleston (T.) Catalogue of minerals, with their formulas etc 
 
 [Sm. miscel. Coll., v. 7, 1863.1 .... 3935 17 
 
 Eghwaati. See Ibn-ed-Din el Eghwaati. ' 
 
 Eglofatein (F. W., baron von). Geology and physical 
 
 geogr. of Mexico. New York, 1864. 8°. 1155 01 
 Egotism. DvAring (J.) Egoists. [In her Gentlefolks, etc. 
 
 1876.] 2524 17 
 
 — Hazhlt ( Wm.) [In Us Table-talk, v. 1, 1857 : pt. 1, p 161 76 1 
 
 — Rinl(\v. B.) [• Matthew Browne.'] [In his Views and or,iu- 
 
 10ns, 1866 ; p. 122-35.] 2514 18 
 
 See also Cornhill mag., Feb., 1876 (Self-esteem and self- 
 estimation). 
 Ejypt. See Countries. {Egypt, p. 308.) 
 
 Egypt to Sinai. See Gaussen (S. R. L.) 1869 3654 22 
 
 Egyptian sepulchres. See Smythe (Emily A.) .... 109l'26 
 Bnlert (Louis). Letters on music. Tr. by F. E Bit- 
 ter. Boston, 1870. 16° 1562 01 
 
 Ehrcnmalm (Arwid). Travels into western Nordland and t .. 
 
 laud, 1741. [/„ Finkerton. Voyages, v. 1.] . aojf?, 
 
 Eighteen Christian centuries. See White (James). 185s' 443 '10 
 
 Eighteenth century (History of the). See Schlosser (F C 1 44fiia 
 
 j89" On the 18tu century, see also History. ' 
 Eighth commandment. See Reade (Charles). . . . 0712 qs 
 
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 Note.— For Contents see p. 375 of this catalogue. 
 Eikon basilike : tne pcrtraicture of his sacred maiestio 
 
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 Note.— Itis still an unsettled question whether theabnvn 
 
 was written by l)v. Gauden or by Charles 1. 
 ■ — Mackintosh [Sir J ) Refutation of the claim on behalf of 
 
 Charles 1. to the authorship. [In Ids Miscel. works ] 2536 27 
 Eitel (Ernst J.) leng suui : or natural science in 
 
 China. L., 1873. 8° 1025.23 
 
 El. «®= Arabic names go under the word which follows El 
 Elam (Charles) . On cerebria and other diseases of the 
 
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 — A physician's problems. L., 1869. 12°. . 4333' 12 
 
 Contents : Natural heritage. On degeneration in man 
 On moral and criminal t-pidemics. Body vs. mind. niu- 
 sions and hallucinations. On somnambulism. Reverie 
 and abstraction. 
 
 — Winds of doctrine. N. Y. , 1877. 12°. . . 4332.30 
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 Elder (William). Biogiaphy of Elisha Kent Kane. 
 
 Phila., 1858. 8° 3095.04 
 
 — The enchanted beauty, and other tales, essays, and 
 
 sketches. New York, 1855. 12°. . . . 2524.01 
 
 — Questions of the day : economic and social. Phila., 
 
 1871. 8° 5927.24 
 
 Elderhorst (W., M.B.) Manual of blow-pipe analysis 
 and determinative mineralogy. 3d ed. Philad., 
 
 [1873.] 12° 4213.21 
 
 Eldorado. 
 
 — Bulfinch(T.) Oregon and Eldorado. 1S66. 1123.04 
 
 — Simon (P.) Expedition of Pedro de Ursua and Lope 
 
 de Aguirre in search of El Dorado, etc., 1560-1561. 
 [Hakluyt society, 1861.] 567.13 
 
 Election : telegraphic epic. See Richards (W. C.) 1858. . 1682.19 
 
 Election and electioneering. See Government and politics. {Bal- 
 lot ; — Elections ; — Representation.) 
 
 Election (Doctrine of). See Biblical and relig. lit. {Calvinism, 
 p 80.) 
 
 Elections (Law of). See Law. (Elections.) 
 
 Electrical philosopher. See Lovett (R.) 1774 4024.14 
 
 Electric telegraph. See Arts (Useful : Telegraph, p. 47). 
 
 Electricity. See Physics; — Meteorology ;— Medicine. [Medical 
 electricity). Also Animal magnetism (p. 28). 
 
 Electro-metallurgy . See Arts (Useful, p. 41). 
 
 Electro-statics. See Physics. 
 
 Eleusinian and other pagan mysteries. 
 
 — Christie (J.) Observations occasioned by OuvarofFs 
 
 essay. 1817 3817.11 
 
 — Faber (G. S.) Origin of pa^an idolatry, v. 3, 1816 ; p. 99- 
 
 190.] 3818.10 
 
 — Howard (iJ.) Bevelations of Egyptian mysteries, 
 
 and allegories of Greek poets clearly interpreted. 
 1850 4322.23 
 
 — Inman ( T. ) Ancient faiths embodied in ancient 
 
 names. 2 v. 1868-69 3551.21 
 
 — Ouvaroff (S., comte). Essay on the mysteries of 
 
 Eleu'sis. 1817 3817.11 
 
 — Sainie- Croix ( <J. E. J. 0. de C. L., baron de). Eecher- 
 
 ches historiques et critiques sur les mysteres du 
 paganisme. 2e e"d., par Sylvestre de Sacy. 2 v. 
 1817 . 3817.15 
 
 — Taylor (T.) Dissertation on the Eleusinian and 
 
 Bacchic mysteries. 1791 3817.10 
 
 Same. 2d ed. 1816. [In Pamphleteer, v. 8.] . • 6068.08 
 
 — Tarker (J. , jr. ) Notes on the scientific and religious 
 
 mysteries of antiquity ; the Gnosis and secret 
 schools of the middle ages ; modern Kosicrucian- 
 
 ism ; and masonry 5837.32 
 
 See also Blackw. mag., v. 73, 1853 (Eleusinian mysteries). 
 OSf See also Mythology ;— Oracles ,•— Mysteries. 
 
 Elephant. See Natural history. (Elephant.) 
 
 Elgin (James Bruce, earl of). See Oliphant (L.) Eari of Elgin s 
 mission to China, etc. [1025.03] ; reviewed in BlacSwooa s 
 mag., v. 87, 1860 ; Ed. rev., v. Ill, 1860 ; Fraser's mag., v. 
 47, 1853. See also N. Brit, rev., v. 40, 1864 (In memoriam). 
 
 Elgin marbles. See Fine arts. (Elgin and other marbles.) 
 
 Elia, pseud. See Lamb (Charles). , . 
 
 Elie de Beaumont (J. B. A. L. L.) See Beaumont (Leonce Eue aej 
 
 vt BROOKLYN MERC ANTILE^LIBRARY, 
 
ELIJAH-ELLIS 
 
 441 
 
 Elijah the prophet, a poem. See Moon (G. TV.) 1867. .1665.26 
 
 Elijah, (the prophet). Lowrie (J. M. ) The translated 
 
 prophet. 1808 . 3566.20 
 
 — Taylor ( IF. M- ) Elijah the prophet. IS i 6. 3611.23 
 Eliot. See also Elliot ;— Elliott 
 
 Eliot (Charles Wm.) and Storer (P. H.) A manual of 
 
 inorganic chemistry. 2d ed. N.Y.,1868. 12°. 4216.14 
 Eliot (George), pseud. See Lewes (Mrs. Miiriau Evans). 
 Eliot (Samuel). Liberty ot Rome : a history [of the 
 
 republic]. With an hist, account of the liberty of 
 
 ancient nations. 2 v. New York, 1849. 8°. 436.05 
 The same. [Title altered.] History of liberty. 
 
 Part 2. The early christians. 2 v. Boston, 1853. 
 
 8° 3423.03 
 
 Oi v il service reform. [In Amer. soc. sci. assoc. Trans. , no. 1. 
 
 1869.] 6811.01 
 
 Belief of labor. [In Amer. soo. science assoc. Trans, no. 4. 
 
 1872.] 5811.02 
 
 Eliot (Samuel Atkins). History of Harvard College, 
 
 and of its present state. Boston, 1853. 8°. 5515.02 
 Eliot (Wm. G.) The discipline of sorrow. 5th ed. 
 
 Boston, 1868. 16° 3546.18 
 
 — Discourses on the unity of God. B., 1854. 12°. 3546.17 
 
 — Lectures to young ladies. St.Louis,18o3. 24°. 3511.12a 
 
 — Lectures to young women. 8th ed. Boston, 1867. 
 
 12° 3511.12 
 
 Elisseus (ftp. of the Amadunians). History of Var- 
 tan, and of the relig. wars between the Persians 
 and Armenians. Tr. by C. F. Neumann. London, 
 
 Orient tr.fund, 1830. 4° 1056.08 
 
 Elizabeth. See Biography (p. 142), for lives of persons of this 
 
 name. 
 Elizabeth (Charlotte), pseud. See Tonna (Mrs. C. E.) 
 El-Khuds, the Holy. See Turner (W. M.) 1861. . . . 1055.08 
 Ella iJohn). Musical sketches. L., 1869. 12°. 1561.19 
 Ellacombe (Henry Thomas). Practical remarks upon 
 belfries and ringers. 3d ed. L., 1871. 8°. 1451.06 
 Ellenborough (Earl of). See Law (Edward). 
 Ellesmere {Earl of). See Egerton (F. L. G.) 
 Ellet (Charles. jr.) Essay on trade, in reference to the 
 works of internal improvement in the United 
 States. Eichmond, 1839. 8° 5932.23 
 
 — Mississippi and Ohio rivers. Phil., 1853. 8°. 3935.01 
 
 — Physical geography of the Miss, valley. [Smith, contrib., 
 
 V. 2, 1851.] 3937.02 
 
 Ellet (Mrs. Elizabeth Fries). Characters of Schiller. 
 B., 1839. 12° 1685.02 
 
 — Court circles of the republic, from Washington to 
 
 Grant. Hartford, 1869. 8° 3245.13 
 
 — Domestic history of the American revolution. New 
 
 lork, 1851. 12° 582.04 
 
 — Nouvellettes of the musicians. New York, 1851. 
 
 12° 1561 23 
 
 — Pioneer women of the west. N. Y., 1852. 12°'. 5822.02 
 
 — Queens of American society. N. Y. , 1867. 8°. 3245.07 
 
 — Summer rambles in the West. N. Y., 1853. 12°. 1123. 10 
 
 — Women artists in all ages. N. Y., 1859. 12°. 1414.24 
 
 — Women of Amer. rev. 3 v. N. Y., 1853. 12°. 5822.04 
 Ellicott (Charles James, 5p). Considerations on the 
 
 revision of the English New Testament. N. Y. , 
 1873. 8° 3746.22 
 
 — Apooryphal gospels. [In Cambridge essays, 1856.] . 2517.14 
 
 — Hist, lectures on the life of Christ. Hulsean lectures, 
 
 1859. Boston, 1863. 12° 3422.07 
 
 Elliot and Elliott. See also Eliot. BEIF In alphabetizing these 
 
 names the 2d t in Elliott is not regarded. 
 Elliott (Charles Boileau). Letters from the north of Europe. 
 
 ]1830]. [In Waldie library, v. 2.] 5078.16 
 
 Elliott (Charles Wyllys). Mysteries ; or glimpses of 
 
 the supernatural. N. Y., 1852. 12°. . .3813.40 
 
 — NewEngland hist, to 1776. 2 v. N.Y., 1857.8°. 595.08 
 Elliot (Ebenezer, 'the corn-law rhymer '). Poems. 3 v. 
 
 London, 1833-35. 16° 1641.07 
 
 — More verse and prose. 2 v. L., 1850. 12°. . 1641.10 
 
 j&5- For biogr. notices, see Biography (p. 142). 
 
 Elliott (Rev. Edward Bishop). Horse apocalypticae, 
 or commentary on the apocalypse ; incl. an ex- 
 amination of the chief prophecies of Daniel. 2d ed. 
 4 v. London, 1846. 8° 3756.14 
 
 Elliott (F. B. ) Popular deciduous and evergreen trees 
 and shrubs. New York, 1868. 12°. . .6135.19 
 
 Elliott (Grace Dalrymple). Journal of my life during 
 the French rev. L., 1859. 8° 516.22 
 
 — Same. Journal. [In Barriere. Bibl. des mem., v. 27.] 507.01 
 
 Elliot (Sir Henry Miers). History of India, as told by 
 
 its own historians, v. 1-6. The Moharnmadau pe- 
 riod. Ed. by Prof. J. Dowson. London, 1867- 
 '5. 8 10'J5 Vi 
 
 — Glossary of Indian terms. See Beames (John). ' Memoirs, 
 tui- 1 ,V •',',', 1036.20 
 
 Elliot (James). Moses and modem science. London, 
 1871. 12° 3762.15 
 
 Elliot (Jonathan). American diplomatic code. 1778- 
 1834. 2 v. Wash., 1834. 8° 5623.04 
 
 — Debates on the adoption of tbo Federal constitution 
 
 5 v. Wash., 1854. 8° 57:16.03 
 
 Kate— For Contents of the several volumes, see p. 378 of 
 
 this catalogue. 
 Elliott (E. S.) Climate of Kansas. [In Sm. rep . 1R70 ] 3936 25 
 Elliott (Wm. ) Carolina sports. New York, 1859 
 
 12 ° M13.10 
 
 — —Same. London, 186?. 1867. 12°. . . 4615.30 
 Ellis (Alexander John). Early 1 nglish pionunciation, 
 
 with especial reference to Shak.speie and Chaucer. 
 Pts. 1-4. London, 1869-74. 8°. [Early Engl, 
 text soc. Extra series, v. 2, 7, 14, 23.] 7914.09 
 Contents : Pt. 1. On the pronunciation of the 14th 15th 
 16th, 17th, and 18th centuries. Prof. F. J. Child's Observ! 
 on the language of Chaucer and Gower. 2. On the pro- 
 nunciation of the 13th and previous centuries, of Anglo- 
 Saxon, Icelandic, old Sorse, and Gothic, with chronol. 
 tables of the value of letters and sounds in English writ- 
 ing. 3. Illus. of the pronunciation of the 14th and 16th 
 centuries : Chancer, Gower, Wyclifle, Spenser, Shakspere, 
 Salesbury, Barclay, Bart, Bullokar, Gil), Pronouncing vo- 
 cabulary. 4. Same. 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries: Le- 
 diard, Bonaparte, Schmeller, Winkler, Received American 
 and Irish pronun ciation of English. Phonological introd. 
 to dialects. 
 Eeviewed by Hadley (J.) in Us Essays philol., etc. 1873. 6414.19 
 
 — Plea for phonetic spelling. 2d ed. London, 1848. 
 
 8°. 6431.17 
 
 — Practical hints on the quantitative pronunciation of 
 
 Latin. L, 1874. 16° 6411.23 
 
 Ellis (Charles). Origin, nature, etc., of wine : its use 
 
 as a beverage lawful and needful. London, 1861. 
 
 12° 4334.38 
 
 Ellis (George). Irish ethnology. L., 1652. 16°. 491.23 
 
 — Specimens of early English metrical romances : with 
 
 hist, introd. New ed., by J. O. Halliwell. London, 
 Bohn, 1848. 12° 1641.16 
 
 — Specimens of the early English poets. [1300-1700.] 
 
 5th ed. 3 v. London, 1846. 36°. . . . 1642.20 
 Ellis (George Edward, D.I). ) Half century of the Uni- 
 tarian controverBy. Boston, 1857. 8°. . 3546.21 
 
 — History of the battle of Bivnkei's [Breed's] Hill. 
 
 Boston, 1875. 8° 601.11 
 
 Same. Boston, 1875. 8° 601.12 
 
 — Christian trinity : discourse. Charlestown, 1860. 8°. . 3546.20 
 
 — Discourse, March, 12, 1865, on the 251h anniv. of his ordina- 
 
 tion. Charlestown, 1865. 8° 3546.20 
 
 ■ — How does religion become Christianity? a sermon. Boston, 
 1857. 8* 3546.20 
 
 — Life of Anne Hutchinson. B, 1847. 16°. [In Sparks (J.) Am. 
 
 biogr., v. 6.] . . . .. 3241.16 
 
 — Life of John Mason. Boston, 1848. 16°. [In Sparks (J.) Am. 
 
 biogr., v. 3.] 3241.13 
 
 — Life of Wm. Penn. Boston, 1847. 16°. [In Sparks (J.) Amer. 
 
 biogr., v. 12 ] 3241.22 
 
 — Memoir of Benj. Tbcmpscn, count Kumford, with 
 
 notices of his daughter. Phil., 1871. 8°. 3154.28 
 
 — The organ and church music. Two discourses. Boston, 
 
 1852. 8° 3546.20 
 
 — Oration and a chronicle of the siege of Boston. [In Boston 
 
 (City of). Celebration of the cent, anniv. of the evacuation. 
 1876.] 696.08 
 
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 giving day, Nov. 30, 1854. Boston, 1854. 8°. . . . 3546.20 
 
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 1852. Charlestown, 1852. 8° 3546.20 
 
 — Eedemption ; the Gospel message and its warrant : sermon 
 
 at the installation of Eev. Ruius Ellis, May, 4, 1863. Bost., 
 
 1853. 8° 3516.20 
 
 The unity of Christ's church : discourse, March 4, 1860. 
 
 Charlestown, 1860. 8° 3546.— 
 
 Ellis (Hon. George James Welbore Agar, lord Dover). 
 Life of Frederick n. of Prussia. 2 v. N. Y., 
 1818. 18° 3062.20 
 
 — True history of the prisoner, called the iron mask. 
 
 London, 1826. 16° 3054.18 
 
 Ellis (Grace A.) Memoir of Mrs. Anna Lfetitia Bar- 
 
 bauld. Boston, 1874. 12° 3021.05 
 
 Ellis (Sir Henry). Original letters illus. of English 
 
 history. [1074-1794.] 3 series in 11 v. London, 
 
 1825-46. 12° 473.04 
 
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 — Original letters of literary men of the 16th-18th 
 
 cent. ; with notes. L., Camden soc. , 1843. 4°. 5112.23 
 Edwards (E.) Lives of founders of the British museum, 
 
 pt. 2, 1870.] 2744.10 
 
 Tillis (John). Historical account of coffee, its culture, 
 
 use, etc. London, 1774. 4° 4318.14 
 
 Ellis (John, D.D.) The knowledge of divine things, 
 
 from revelation, not from nature. London, 1811. 
 
 8° 3546.19 
 
 Ellis (John, M.D. ) Avoidable causes of disease, insan- 
 ity and deformity. New York, 1860. 12°. 4321.07 
 Ellis (John B., M.D.) Sights and secrets of the national 
 
 capital : Washington city. N.Y., 1869.8°. 1115.10 
 Ellis (Robert). Asiatic affinities of the old Italians. 
 
 London, 1870. 12° 6412.23 
 
 Ellis (Bobert Leslie, ed.) See Bacon (P.) Works. 1861 ed. [5014.03] ; 
 
 and for Uogr. sketch of him by Grote, see Contemp. rev., 
 
 v. 20, 1872. 
 
 Ellis (Mrs. Sarah Stickney). The beautiful in nature 
 and art. London, 1866. 12° 1412.15 
 
 — Friends at their own fire-side. 2 v. London, 
 
 1838. 16° 183.12 
 
 — Guide to social happiness. N. Y., 1850. 8°. 2524.18 
 
 Contents : The poetry of life. Pictures of private life. 
 Voice from the vintage. On the force of example. 
 Note. — Each article has a separate title-page. 
 
 — Women of England. N. Y. , 1843. 12°. . . 5822.13 
 
 j6®=- For her novels, see Fiction class-list. 
 Ellis (Rev. Wm. ) Polynesian researches ; Society and 
 
 Sandwich Islands. 2d ed. 4 v. London 1848 
 16° 1061.10 
 
 — Three visits to Madagascar, 1853-56. New York 
 
 1859. 8°. 1065.10 
 
 Ellis (Wm.) A layman's contributions to the knowl- 
 edge and practice of religion in common life 
 London, 1857. 12° 3547.01 
 
 Note. — Lessons on the elementary doctrines of political 
 and social economy. 
 
 Ellis (Sir Wm. C, M.D.) Treatise on insanity, with 
 observ. on lunatic asylums. L., 1838. 8°. 4332.27 
 
 Ells-worth (H. W.) Text-book on penmanship and 
 letter writing. New York, 1863. 12°. . 4014.31 
 
 El-Medinah. See Burton (R. P.) Pilgrimage, etc. 1856. 1063.10 
 
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 ment of New Jersey, with biogr. sketches of the 
 governors, 1776-1815, and reminiscences of the 
 bench and bar. Newark, 1872. 8° . . . 612.26 
 
 Elmes (James). Arts and artists. 3 v. London 
 1825. 16° 1414.10 
 
 — Insufficiency of the existing establishment for prom, the fine 
 
 arts, etc. tin Pamphleteer, v. 3, 1814 ; p 329-343.] 5058 03 
 
 — SirC. Wren, and his times. L., 1852. 8 D . 3187.11 
 Elmham (Thomas de). Hist, monasterii S. Augustini 
 
 Cantuariensis. Ed. by C. Hardwick. London, 
 1858. 8°. [Rolls chronicles.] .... 5140. 
 
 — Liber metricus de Henrico v. [In Memorials of Henry v. 
 
 (Bolls chronicles, 1858.] 5140. 
 
 ELOCUTION, ELOQUENCE, ORATORY, SPEECHES. 
 
 Elocution. 
 
 Bacon (A. M.) Manual of gesture. 1873. . . 6333.09 
 Bautain (L. E. M.) Art of extempore speaking. 6332.03 
 Bronson (C. P.) Elocution; reading and speaking. 
 
 Illustrated. 43d ed 6332.07 
 
 Cox (E. W.) Arts of writing, reading, and speaking. 
 
 1868 6332.09 
 
 Frobisher (J. E) Culture of voice and action, with 
 
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 Graham (F. T.) Reasonable elocution. 1875. . 6332.22 
 Hows (J. W. 8 ) Practical elocutionist, and academical 
 
 reader and speaker. 1849 6332.15 
 
 Hullah (J.) Management of the speaking voice. (In Contemp. 
 
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 Hunt (J.) Philosophy of voice and speech. 1859. 6333.25 
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 tory. 1789 1613.32 
 
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 Emerson) ; Blackwood's mag., v. 105, 1869 (Pulpit of the 
 
 olden time) : Quar. rev., v. 103. 1858, or Littell, 1858, v. 2 
 
 (Public speaking) ; Nat. quar. rev., v. 6, 1863 (Orators and 
 
 eloquence). 
 
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 Harsha (D. A.) The most eminent orators and states- 
 men of ancient and modern times. [1874.] 3257.19 
 Contents : Demosthenes. Cicero. Chatham. Burke. 
 Grattan, Fox. Erskine. John Philpot Curran. Sheridan. 
 Pitt. Canning. Brougham. Patrick Henry. Fisher Ames. 
 Henry Clay. Calhoun. Webster. Edward Everett. 
 
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 France. 
 
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 Contents : Mirabeau. Danton. Napoleon. De Serre. Gen. 
 
 Foy. Benj. Constant. Eoyer-Collard. Manuel. Garnier- 
 
 Pages. Sauzet. Lafayette. Odillon-Barrot. Dupin. Berryer. 
 
 Lamartine. Guizot. Thiers. O'Coniiell. 
 
 Ireland. 
 
 Croly {Rev. G.) Eloquence of Ireland 
 
 1842.] 
 
 [In his Hist, sketches, etc. 
 2521.22 
 
 1848. 6311.12 
 
 Josiah Quincey. 
 Patrick Henry. 
 
 Wm. 
 
 rinn? ™ * ■£ e£f f ts on tbe me^nre of catholic eman- 
 cipation considered, [anon.] London, 1817. 8°. tin 
 Pamphleteer, v. 10.] 6058 l 10 
 
 United States. 
 Magoon (K L.) Orators of the Amer. rev, 
 Contents: James Otis. Samuel Adams. 
 Hancock. Joseph Warren. John Adams. 
 Richard Henry Lee. Alex. Hamilton. Fisher Ames. 
 ^krusjr- Wm. Wirt. T. A. Emmet. John Randolph. 
 Jraricer(M. U.) Golden age of Amer. oratory. 1857. 6311 08 
 
 u^ 68 ' Jj nckue y' Choate. Everett. Chapin. Beeclier. 
 Phillips. Clay. Webster. 
 
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 parliamentary. [1757-1805.] 5 v. . . . 631101 
 Goodrich [C. A.) Select British eloquence, 1628-1831 • 
 
 with lives, etc 6311.01 
 
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 biogr. sketches and notes. 2 v. 1858. . 6325 03 
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 ler. 2v. Didot, 1847-58 7766.02 
 
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 c ? 10ns ' •. 5427.03 
 
 bpeeches of British statesmen, r 1816-54.1 2 v. London 
 1855-57. 16° 6321.22 
 
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 «gr For Greek and Roman oratory, see, in the general al- 
 phabet, the writings of Cicero (M. T.) ;— Demosthenes ;— 
 Isocrates ;— Lysias ;— J ebb (R. O.) Attic orators from Anti- 
 phon to IsaiOs. 2 v. [6325.12]. 
 
 1W For speeches of A merican orators, see in the gen- 
 eral alphabet, Ames (Fisher) ; — Calhoun (John C.) ■ — 
 Choate (Rufus) ;— Clay (Henry) ;— Coddington (D. S.) ';- 
 Cox (S. S.) ;— Davis (H. Winter) ;— Dickinson (Dan. S. — 
 Dix (John) ;— Everett (Edward) ;— Henry (Patrick) ;— Ju- 
 lian (G. W.) ; — Phillips (Weudell) ; — Rantoul (R., jr.) ;— 
 Schnrz (Carl) ; — Seward (Wm. H.) ; — Smith (Gerritt) : — 
 Sumner (Charles) ;— Webster (Daniel) ;— Winthrop (R. C ) ■ 
 —Wirt (Wm.) y v ' ' 
 
 «®* For speeches of English orators and public men, 
 see, in the general alphabet, Bright (John) ; — Brougham 
 (Henry, lord) ;— Burke (Edmund) ;— Canning (George) ;— 
 Disraeli (B.) ; — Erskine (Thos., lord) : — Fox (Ch. J.) • — 
 Gladstone (Wm. E.) ;— Horsley (S.) ;— Huskisson (Wm.) ; 
 —King (Peter, tord) ;— Macaulay (T. B.) ;— Peel (Sir Rob- 
 ert) ;— Pitt (Wm., lord Chatham) ;— Pitt (Wm., the younger) ; 
 —Russell (John., carl) ;— Shaftesbury (A. A., 7th earl of);— 
 Wellington (Duke of) ;— Windham (Win.) 
 
 .Kg" For speeches by Irish orators and public men, see 
 Burke (Edmund) ;— Curran (J. P.) ;— Grattan (Henry) ,— 
 Meagher (T. F.) ;— O'Connell (D.) ;— Phillips (C.) ;— Shell 
 (R. L.) ; -Sheridan (R. B.) 
 
 A3- See also Mirabeau (H. G. de R.) Speeches [6323.11] ; 
 Kossuth (L.) Speeches in N. E. [3096.11], 
 
 For works on Extemporaneous preaching and pulpit eloquence see Biblical and relig. lit, (p, 97). 
 
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 London, 1849. 8° 1035.25 
 
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 and Proctor. Fortification. Harvey (G.) Naval architect- 
 ure. Brooke (H. J.) Crystallography ; Mineralogy. Phil- 
 
 lips (J.) and Daubeny (C. a. B.) Geology. 7. Edw.,rds (T, 
 and Don (G.) Botauy. South (J. F.) Zoology. South (J. F.. 
 and Clark (F. Le G.) Anatomy. Johnson iG ) Materia 
 medica. Williams (R ) Medicine. Bowman (W.) Surgery. 
 Spooner (W. C.) Veterinary art. 8. Babbage (C.) Iutrod. 
 dissert, on application of machinery to manufactures. 
 Barlow (P.) Elemeutary practical mechauics and engi- 
 neering ; Manufactures. 9-13. History and Ki- 
 ography". 14-26, Miscellaneous and 
 Lexicographical : v. 1-12. 1, A-Ase. 2, Asc-liri. 
 3, Bri-Coh. 4, Coh-Dir. 5, Dif-Fal. 6, Fani-Gue. 7, Gue- 
 Ins. 8, Ins-Mar. 9, Mas-Ozo. 10, P-Ran. 11, Rel-Squ. 
 12, pt. 1, Squ-Tra. 12, pt. 2, T-Z. 27. General 
 Index. List of plates and maps. 28-30. Plates. 
 3 v. 1, Plates to pure sciences. 1-2, Plates to mixed 
 sciences. 3, Plates and maps to the hist, and miscel. 
 divisions. 
 
 — English cyclopoadia. Conducted by C. Knight. 
 
 Geography. 4 v. London, 1854-55. 4°. 936.18 
 
 Same. Supplement. London, 1869. 4°. 936.23 
 
 Natural history. 4 v. L., 1854-56. 4°. 4728.13 
 
 Same. Supplement. L., 1870. 4°. . .4728.17 
 
 Arcs and sciences. 8v. London, 1859-61. 4°. 3908.09 
 
 Same. Supplement. London, 1873. 4°. 3908.17 
 
 Biography. 6 v. London, 1856-58. 4°. 3228.12 
 
 Same. Supplement. London, 1872. 4°. 3228.18 
 
 Synoptical index. London, 1868. 4°. . 
 
 — Seek (J. ff. ) Iconographic encyclopaedia of science, 
 
 literature, and arc. Tr. by S. F. Baird. 4 v. 
 
 New York, 1852. 8° 
 
 v. 1. Mathematics and astronomy. Physics and meteor- 
 ology. Chemistry. Mineralogy. Geognosy and geology. 
 
 2. Botany. Zoology. Anthropology. Surgery. 
 
 3. Geography and plauography. History and ethnology. 
 Military sciences. Naval sciences. 
 
 4. Architecture. Mythology. Fine arts. Technology. 
 Same. Plates. 2 v. N. Y., 1851. obi. foL 
 
 v. 1. Mathematics aud astronomy. Natural sciences. 
 Geography. History and ethnology. 
 
 2. Military sciences. Naval sciences. Architecture. My- 
 thology. Fine arts. Technology. 
 
 — Johnson's universal illustrated cyclopaedia. 4 v. 
 
 N. Y., 1875-7. 1. 8° 
 
 Note— The 4th volume contains a supplement to the work. 
 
 — Lardner (D., ed.) Cabinet cyclopaedia. 132 v. Lon. 
 
 don, [u. d] 16°. ... ... 
 
 Note.— For Contents see Lardner, in general alphabet. 
 
 — Larousse (P.) Grand dictionnaire universel du 
 
 xrxesiecle, etc. v. 1-12. P., 1866-74. 4°. 2746.01 
 
 — Maunder (8.) Scientific and literary treasury. Lon- 
 
 don, 1866. 8° 3914.33 
 
 — Meyer's Konversations-Lexikon! v. 1-8. Leipzig, 
 
 1874-76. 8° 
 
 Note. — Will make when completed about 16 volumes. 
 
 — National cyclopaedia. 12 v. B., 1853. 8°. . 
 
 — New American cyclopaedia. Ed. by G. Kipley and 
 
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 — Park (B.) Pantology ; or, survey of human knowl- 
 
 edge. London, 1843. 8° 2725.11 
 
 — Penny cyclopaedia of the Soc. for the diffusion of 
 
 useful knowl. 27 v. London, 1833-43. fol. 
 
 Same. Supplement. 2 v. L., 1846-51. fol. 
 
 Same. Second supplement. L., 1858. fol. 
 
 — Purer (H. A.) Universal-Lexicon. 19 v. Altenburg, 
 
 1859-64. 8° 
 
 -Bees (A., ed.) Cyclopedia. 39 v. London, 1819. 4°. 
 Same. Plates. 6 v. London, 1820. 4°. 
 
 — Voltaire (F. M. A. de). Philosophical dictionary. 
 
 6 v. L., 1824. 16° 5075.35 
 
 — Zell's popular encyclopaedia. By L. Colange. 2 v. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1871. 4° 
 
 Same. Supplement. Phil., 1873. 4°. . 
 
 Note — For a history of encyclopaedias, see Quar. rev., v. 
 113, 1863. See also "Westm. rev., v. 78, 1862 (Encyclopaedia 
 Britannica, 8th ed.) 
 
 $5~ See also Dictionaries (p. 415). For special ency- 
 clopedias, see names of special subjects, as Agriculture 
 (P- 7) ;— Architecture (p. 34) ;—Arts (Useful, p. 41) ;— Bibli- 
 cal and relig. lit. (p. 83) ;— Biography (p. 109) ;— Botany (p. 
 2241 ;— Chemistry (p. 264) ;— Fine arts ;— Heraldry ;— Lit- 
 erature ;— Medicine ;— Quotations, etc. 
 
 Endless mirth and amusement. See Gilbert (C.) . . . 4622.13 
 
 Endless punishment. See Biblical and religious literature. (FO- 
 lure punishment, p. 88.) 
 
 Enfield (.Edward). Indian corn. N.Y., 1866.12° 6124 05 
 
 Enfield (Win.) History of philosophy: drawn up 
 
 fromBrucker. L., 1840. 8°. . . . 5412 15 
 
 Same. 2 v. Dublin, 1792. 8°. . . . .'542210 
 
 Engel (Carl). Introduction to the study of national 
 
 music. London, 1866. 8°. . . . . . 15(54.16 
 
 — Music of the most ancient nations. 2d ed London 
 
 „ 18 7°- . 8 ° 1564.19 
 
 — Musical instruments. N. Y., 1876. 8°. [South Ken- 
 
 sington museum ait handbooks. No. 5.] 1561.37 
 
 — Deflections on church music. L., 1856. 8°. 1563.03 
 Engelhardt (Moritz). Formation of ice at the bottom of water 
 
 [In Sm. report, 1866.J 393^ 21 
 
 Engelmann (George), Cactaceaa. [In Pacific R. R routes Re- 
 ports, V. 4.] 1127.04 
 
 Engine-room (The) ; also the application of the indica- 
 tor to marine engines. [anonA (South Shields, 
 1870. 8° 3926.38 
 
 Engineer (The), v. 27-34, 1869-76. L, [n.d] fol. 
 
 Engineer's, architect's, and contractor's pocket-book 
 for 1870. London, 1870. 16° 3925.32 
 
 Engineering. See Arts (Useful), p. 41 ;— Military science. 
 
 Engineering : illust. weekly. Ed. by W. H. Man and 
 and J. Dredge, v. 3-22. L, 1867-76. fol. 
 
 Engineers. See Biography {Engineers, p. 110). 
 
 England. j0®= For English history, description, government, insti- 
 tutions, etc., see Countries [England, p. 307-316). For other 
 sources of general information, see Agriculture ;— Amuse- 
 ments ;— Biblical, relig., and eccl. lit. (p. 84);— Biography, 
 (p. 110);— Drama (p. 423);— Education (p 434 ;— Eloquence; 
 — Epigrams ; — Epitaphs ;— Essays ;— Fiction ;— Folk-lore ; 
 — Government and politics — Language ; — Literature ; — 
 Periodicals ; — Poetry;— Political economy ; — Proverbs ;— 
 Wit and humor, etc. 
 
 England (Bank of). See Political economy. 
 
 England (Church of). See Biblical aud religions lit. (p. 84). 
 
 England and Christendom. Sec Manning (H. E., abp.) 
 
 England's antiphon. See MacDonald (George). . . . 1671.27 
 
 England's reformation ; a poem. See. Ward (Th.). . . 1694.20 
 
 England's workshops. See Strauss (G. L. M.) 1866. . . 3914.22 
 
 Engl'ander (Dr. S.) Abolition of the state ; direct 
 government, a federal government, or individual- 
 ism. London, 1873. 16° 5712.17 
 
 Englefield (Sir Henry). Ancient vases from [his] 
 collection. Drawn and engr. by H. Moses. L , 
 1848. 1. 8° 1466.19 
 
 English. &tr* England (above). 
 
 English bards and Scotch z-eviewers. See Byron. 
 
 English bee-keeper. By a country curate. [anon.~\ 
 London, 1851. 16° 4824.08 
 
 English catalogue of books. See Low (Sampson). . . . 2724.15 
 
 English Channel. 
 
 — Clialmers (T.) The Channel railway connecting 
 
 England and France. 1867 3934.18 
 
 — MeMuUemR.T.) Down channel. 1869. . 951.30 
 
 — Young (R W-) International floating tunnel. 
 
 1869 3934.19 
 
 English dance of death. Set Combe (Wm.) 1634.02 
 
 English eecentrics and eccentricities. See Timbs (John). 3264.25 
 English forests and forest trees, legendary and descrip- 
 tive. London, 1853. 8° 6135.21 
 
 English governess at the Siamese court. See Owens (A. H. Leon). 
 
 1870 1025.19 
 
 English hexapla. See New Testament (p. 94). 
 
 English-Irish dictionary. Dublin, 1814. 16° 6421.13 
 
 English men of science. See Gallon (Francis). 1875. . .3913.12 
 English note-books. See Hawthorne (N.) 1870. . . . 952.21 
 English portraits. See Sainte-Beuve (C. A.) . . . . 3262.17 
 
 English premiers. See Earle (J. C.) 1871 3222.11 
 
 English retraced, or comparison of the Breeches- 
 Bible with the English of the present day. 
 
 Cambridge, 1862. 12° 6433.11 
 
 English seamen and divers. See Esquiros (A.) 1868. . . 4517.17 
 English seamen under the Tndors. See Bourne (H. R. F. 
 
 1868 
 
 English sportsman in Western prairies, See Berkeley ( G.F.)4615.20 
 
 English traits. See Emerson (R. W.) 1857 954.16 
 
 English trav. and Ital. brigands. See Moens (W. J. C.) 1866. 973.17 
 Englishman's almanack ; or daily calendar of gene- 
 ral information for the United Kingdom. 1829- 
 42. 14 v. London, 1829-42. 16°. ■. .6761.11 
 
 * game. Englishman's and family almanack ; or 
 
 daily calendar of general information. 1843-64. 
 
 22 v. London, 1843-64. 16° 6761.25 
 
 Enelishman's house. See Richardson (C. J ) 1870. . . 1312.28 
 Englishwoman in Italy. See Gretton {Mrs. G.) 1860. . . 972.22 
 English women of letters. See Kavanagh (Julia). 2 v. .3256.19 
 Engraving (Art of). See Fine arts. {Engraving.) 
 
 1 2 v. 
 921.26 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER 
 
446 
 
 ENGRAVINGS -ERACLIUS 
 
 Against Colotes, disciple and favorite of EpicuVus" 
 
 rw?"' i8 ( . n ° t Pos^'bie toYve" pleasurabiy according^ 3 the 
 
 doctrine of Epicurus. (In his Morals, v. 2, p. 157-203 f 6435 2? 
 
 Littell. 1871, 
 16, 1868 ; N. 
 
 *yee afao Fraser's mag. Nov 1871 
 (art. by F W Newman) ; Nat. qu. rev 
 i6v ^J- m . !S68 (by D. A. WassJn). 
 
 EpidemtaT Z "Xa-™^ ' aD(1 Phil osophy (Ancient). 
 Epidemics See Med cine (Epidemics). Alsl Meliora, v. 3, 1860 
 
 v 6 Mental E? I o^™? j °? r - ot W- med " v - 2 - "49 ; 
 rev v '-IS is«i' • T ; 9 t l^? r i 1 „ and criminal E.) ; North Brit 
 Epigranis.' ' 63, V ' 2 ( Ve 8 etabl6 E -> 
 
 iK^l,^ 1 * 08 ' ancient and modern. 6212.05 
 
 - S r p\ °™ m °"Plaoe book of E. 1872. 6213.14 
 ™°?f (J. ^.) The epigrammatist. 1870. . 6213.15 
 
 - Epigrammatum anthologia palatina, e ( c . Or. et Lat. 
 
 S °?k°°>struxit F. Diibner. Volume 1. 
 Parism, _Di,7o(, 1864 8° 77<u ir 
 
 ~~ *""*, iKaclw^ [ * "" <*""* c ™™sers, *.] 2536 05 
 v. 3 • Cathol c laZ f ma f - v - 93 ' 1S63 . or Litte ». 1863, 
 o , uitholic world, July, 1872 ; Oontemp. rev., v. 14, 1870 
 
 Bngravings (Books of;. See Fine arts. 
 
 Enigmas. See Amusements, p. 23. 
 
 Enigmas of life. See Greg (Wm. E.) ....... . 6812.17 
 
 Snnemoser (Joseph). History of magic. Tr. by W. 
 
 Howitb. 2 v. London, 1854. 12°. . . 3813.07 
 
 Enuius. Ennianse poesis reliquise. Bee. J. Vahlen. 
 
 Lipsias, 1854. 8° 
 
 Ennui. Bancroft (<?.) Lit. and hist, misoel., 1856; p. 44-75. 2517.04 
 Enoch the prophet (Book of). Tr. by R. Laurence. 
 
 L, 1838. 8° 3516.26 
 
 — Huidekoper (F.) Judaism at Rome, B. c. 76-140. p. 482-488. 
 
 1876 3464.14 
 
 See also M'Clintock and Strong's Cyclopaedia, v. 3, 1871 ; 
 
 with its full references ; also Ainer. Bible repos., Jan., 
 
 july, 1840 (by Stuart) ; For. qu. rev., Jan., 1840 ; Fraser's 
 
 mag., Nov., 1833. 
 
 Eno*h, the second messenger of God. 2 v. London, 
 
 ["•*] 8 D 3541.23 
 
 JSnoch Arden. See Tennyson (A.) 1864 1693.05 
 
 Enquiry into the conduct of at. Britain, rol. to the present state 
 
 of Europe, [anon.] London, 1727. 8° 5721.02 
 
 Enseignements spirites et moraux. Conseils de saint 
 Eloi aux spirites, etc. Paris, [».&] 8°. . 3818.03 
 
 Enterprise. Percy anecdotes, v. 3. 1823. 6211.03 
 
 Enterprising (The) impresario ; by W. Maynard [pseud.] See 
 
 Beale (T. W.) 1564.21 
 
 Entertaining and marvellous repository, [anon.] Boston, 1827. 
 _ 24° 6211.31 
 
 Enthusiasm. Taylor (I.) Natural hist, of enthusiasm. 
 
 1855 3612.05 
 
 Entick (Rev. John). General history of the late war. 
 [1748-63.] 5v. L., 1763-61. 8°. . . . 475.20 
 Entomologist's annual. 3 v. L., 1871-73. 16°. 4822.11 
 Entomology. See Insects. 
 
 Entomostraca. See Natural history. (Crustacea.) 
 Entozoa. See Medicine. ( Worms anil internal parasites.) 
 Environs de Paris. Ouvrage redige par l'elite de la 
 
 litte'rature contemporaine. Paris, 1844. 8°. 967. 10 
 Eolopoesis ; Amer. rejected addresses. See Bigelow (J.) 1643 07 
 Eothen : or. the east. See Kinglake (A. W.) . 6075.13 ; 1061 02 
 Ephemera, pseud. See Fitzgibbon (E.) 
 Ephesians. See Biblical, relig, and eccl. lit (p. 85) 
 Ephesus. See Countries. (Ephesus, p. 316.) 
 Ephraem Syrus. Repentance of Nineveh, a metrical 
 
 homily on the mission of Jonah ; with other pieces. 
 
 From the Syriac, with introd. by H. Bureess. 
 
 London, 1853. 16° 3 5 9 e 5 .24 
 
 Epic poetry. See Poetry. (Epic.) 
 
 Epic of Hades. See Morris (Lewis). . 1075 ir 
 
 Epic women, etc See O'Shaughnessy (A. W. &)' 1871." '. 1674.33 
 ■Epictetus. Dissertationes ab Arriano Uteris mandate 
 
 iragmenta et Enchiridion, cum comment. Sim- 
 
 pncii. [Gr. etLat.] Parisiis, Didot, 1842. 8°. 7767 05 
 
 — Morals, with Simplicius his comment. From the 
 
 Greek by G. Stanhope. L., 1694. 16°. 5433.08 
 
 ~ ,£,!' £° etlcal P ara Pkrase, by E. Walker. London, 
 
 1 ' 1 °- 18 5434 23 
 
 — Works. From the Greek, by Mrs. E. Carter. 4th ed. 
 
 2v. ml. London, 1807. 8°. 5434 T; 
 
 — ZaZr'i^V,- Seeker8aft «Goa,P- 186-256. '. .' .6435.19 
 Aellei (&.) Stoics, epicureans, and sceptics. 1870. . 6426 28 
 
 Mfrch 186™ Phr {mst ° ries > ■ aQd New monthly mag. 
 
 Epicurean (The). See Moore (Thomas). . qqo ,■> 
 
 Epicurus and the Epicurean philosophy' ' ' 
 
 — Life and morals. Transl. by J. Disbv. With 
 
 181?' S 3 ^' Evremoud ' Ed " b y J - Tela. London, 
 
 [In his Morals 
 
 (by J. Davies) ; New monthly, 1. 5, 1822 ; Korth Brit rm 
 
 JiylT^T T - leV - V - m ' lm '' mr >**'*^™U 
 Epilepsy. See Medicine. 
 Epirus. See Countries (p. 316). 
 
 Episcopacy and Episcopal churches. See Biblical, relieious a „H 
 eccl. lit. (Episcopacy, p. 85.) '""gious, and 
 
 Episodes in an obscure lite ; Tower Hamlets. See How (R ) 5828 m 
 Episodes of French history. See Pardoe (Jane). 1869 snnfj, 
 Episodes of insect life. By Achete domestica ' m„ 
 . MiML.lt Budgen.] 3v. N.Y., 1851-52. 8° i 8 23^ 
 Epistles from Bath ; and miscellaneous poems Bv'n 
 n the corner, [anon. ] Bath, 1817. 8°. .' 5091 03 
 
 Epistles (The) of Clio and Strephon in' D -, , 
 
 verse. 2d ed. London, 1729. 18°. . P 1630 00 
 Epistolse obscvrorvm virorvm. Lipsias,1858 16° 2TO7on 
 
 — Hamilton (Sir W.) Discussions, 1856. . elio ,„ 
 Epistolary compositions. See Letters. . ' • • • °?J°'1J 
 Epithets. Jermyn (J.) Book of English 'epifi 
 
 Epitaphs and monumental inscriptions. 
 
 — Bowclen (J.) Epitaph writer. 1791. 621"! ns 
 
 — BoydU. K.H.) Concerning churchyards. [In his Recreations, 
 
 — Bridgman'(T) 'inscriptions' from the momiments 25 to'°th1 
 
 SeeTT r gr ° UD lWUh kU K ' 6rims °f Boston! 
 
 Memorials of the dead 'in Boston.' Coim's^iill 
 
 burying ground. 1852 611 18 
 
 — Brown (J.) Epitaphs, etc., in Greyfriars churchvard 
 Edinburgh. 1867 6215 05 
 
 — Caldwall (T.) Ancient and modern epitaphs' 621507 
 
 — Dingley ( T. ) History from maible, printed in photo- 
 lithography by V. Brooks ; with introd., by J G 
 Nichols. [Camden soc, v. 94, 97.] . 5113 48 
 
 — Epitaphs, collected from Holy Wiit, and 'our best 
 authors on sacred subjects. By H. L S and L S 
 M. Ed. by G. B. Chaloner. L., 1868. 16°. 621515 
 
 — Hackelt (J.) Select and remarkable epitaphs. 2 v. 
 I/O/. fi91K 11 
 
 — Harris (W. T.) Epitaphs from 'the old' burvine 
 grounds in Cambridge. 1845. . . . 3242 06 
 
 — Northend (C.) Book of epitaphs. 1873. '621518 
 
 — Original col. of extant epitaphs, [anon.] London, 
 1870. 8 G215 06 
 
 — Palliser (F. and M. A.) Mottoes for monuments. 
 1872 6215 00 
 
 — Parr (S.) Inscriptions. [In his Works, v. 4, p'. 567-720.1 6062.06 
 
 — Pethgrew (T.J.) Chronicles of the tombs. 6215 01 
 
 — Patchings (_B.) General volume of epitaphs, with 
 appropriate texts, [anon.] 1840. . . , 6215 16 
 
 — Saunders (F.) Salad for the solitary, p. 227-262. 1853. 2542.10 
 
 — Webb(l.) feelect collection of epitaphs. 2 v. 6215.09 
 0? HlZ Blackwood's mag., v. 71, 1852 ; Eclectic mag., 
 iXL „ ; Har P er ' s niae-. v. 45 (by W. E. Wallace). 
 «®* See also Inscriptions, 
 
 Epochs of ancient history. 
 Sankey. Viz. : — 
 Capes (W. W.) Roman history. 
 1876.] 16° . 
 
 — Roman empire of the 2d century. ' N. Y., 1876. 16°, 
 Cox (a. W.) The Athenian empire. N. ¥„ 1876. 16°. 
 
 — The Greeks and the Persians. N. Y 1876 16° 
 Merivale (C.) The Roman triumvirates.' L., 1876.' 16°' 
 
 Epochs of English history. Ed. by M.Creighton. 
 Powell (F. York). Early England up to the Norman conquest. 
 
 London, 1876. 16° 461,21 
 
 Epochs of modern history : ed. by Edward E. Morris, 
 J. S. Phillpotts, and Colbeck. Viz.:— 
 
 1. Seebohm (F.) The era of the protestant revolution. New 
 York, 1874. 16° 3482.22 
 
 2. Cox (G. W.) The crusades. New York, 1874. "l6 ; . .' 6623'oi 
 
 3. Gardiner (S. R.) Thirty years' war, 1618-1648. New York, 
 1874. 16 , 644.24 
 
 4. Gairdner (J.) Houses of Lancaster and' York; with the con- 
 quest and loss of France. N. Y., 1875. 16° 461.19 
 
 5. Morris (W. O'C.) French rev. and the 1st empire. New York, 
 [1874.] 16° 621.17 
 
 6. Warburton (W.) Edward the third. B., 1875. 16°. . 3051.22 
 
 7. Creighton (M.) Age of Elizabeth. N. Y., 1876. 16°. . 3053.32 
 
 8. Hale (E.) Fall of the Stuarts, and Western Europe, 1678-97. 
 Boston, 1876. 16° . ; . 481.01 
 
 9 ' ,S, ardiner ( s - E -> Toe puritan' revolution. New York, 1876. 
 16 481.03 
 
 10. Stubbs (W.) The early Plantagenets. N. Y., 1876. 16". 481.02. 
 Epworth singers. See Christophers (S. W.) 1875. . . . 3765.23 
 Bquador. See Countries (Ecuador, p. 316). 
 Equestrianism. See Horsemanship. 
 .Equinoctial America. See America (Equinoctial, p. 289). 
 Equity. See Law. (Equity.) 
 
 Eraclius. De coloribus et artibus Romanorum. [In Merrifleld 
 [Mrs. M. P.) Orig. treatises, v. 1, 1849.] .... 1422.01 
 
 Ed. by G. W. Cox and C. 
 
 The early empire. 
 
 New York, 
 431.21 
 
 411.13 
 421.34 
 431.22 
 Viz.: 
 
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 447 
 
 Erasmus (Desiderius). Adagia. See Bland (B.) 
 Proverbs 6214.23 
 
 Enchiridion. Abridgment, [ire Ooverdale (M.) Writings. 
 
 1844.] 3630.12 
 
 — Liber utilissimus de oonscribendis epistolis. Ed. 
 
 nova. Lugd. Bat., 1645. 32°. .... 3267.12 
 Pope Julius the second. A comical dialogue be- 
 tween Julius n.. Evil genius, and St. Peter, 
 Dublin, 1719. 16° 3094.23 
 
 — Praise of folly. With outs, by Hans Holbein. 48 pi. 
 
 London, [1870.] 16° 6212.0s 
 
 -Prayers. Tr. by 0. S. Coldwell. L., 1872. 32°. 3547.09 
 
 — Select familiar colloquies. [Latin.] With literal 
 
 trans, by J. Clarke. New ed. by J. Ross. Phila., 
 
 1818. 12° 2527.21 
 
 For lives and cHtical estimates of E., see Biography (p. 
 143) ; also Bibl. sacra, Jan., 1862 (Life of E., by E. Pond) ; 
 Brit. quar. rev., Jan., 1875 (E., his character) ; Macmillan, 
 March, 1865 (Early years of E., by J. Hamilton). 
 
 Erceldoune (Thomas of). See Thomas of Erceldoune. 
 
 Ercilla (Alonzo de). Sketch of the Araucana, with copious ex- 
 tracts, by W. Hayley and H.Boyd. [With Molina (G.I.) 
 Chili, V. 2, 1808.] 567.26 
 
 Erckmann (Emile) and Chatrian (Alexandre). Ami 
 (L') Fritz. 3e ed. Paris, 1867. 16°. . 7021.06 
 
 — Blocus (Le) : episode de la fin de l'empire. lOe e'd. 
 
 Paris, [n.d.] 12 3 7018.27 
 
 — Brigadier Frederic. Paris, 1874. 12°. . . 7021.17 
 
 — Confidences d'un joueur de clarinette. 4e e'd. Paris, 
 
 [n.d.] 16° 7018.29 
 
 — Contes des bords du rthin. 3e ed. Paris, 1863. 
 
 16° 7018.30 
 
 — Contes fantastiques. 2e e'd. P., 1868. 16°. 7021.07 
 
 — Contes de la Montagne. P., 1860. 16°. .7021.08 
 
 — Contes populaires. 3e ed. P., [n.d.] 16°. 7021.09 
 
 — Deux (Les) freres. Paris, 1872. 16°. . .7021.18 
 -Guerre (La). Paris, 1866. 16 7021.10 
 
 — Histoire d'un conscrit de 1813. 20e e'd. P., [n.d.] 
 
 16° 7021.11 
 
 — Histoire d'un homme du peuple. 7ee'd. Paris, 1865. 
 
 16° 7021.12 
 
 — Histoire d'un paysan. 1789. Les etats geheraux. 
 
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 — Histoire d'un sous-maitre. Paris,1872. 16°. 7021.23 
 
 — Histoire du plebiscite. Paris, 1872. 16°. .7021.24 
 
 — L'illustre Docteur Matheus. P., 1859. 12° 7021.05 
 
 — L'invasion ; ou le fou Yego£ 9e e'd. Paris, [1862.] 
 
 16.° 7021.02 
 
 -Madame The"rese. 15e ed. P., [n.d.] 16°. 7018.25 
 
 — Maison forestiere. 5e ed. P., [n.d] 16°. 7021.03 
 
 — Maftre Daniel Eock. 2e e'd. P., [n.d.] 16°. 7018.26 
 
 — Maitre Gaspard Fix. Paris, 1876. 16°. .7021.25 
 
 — Souvenirs d'un aucien chef de chantier a Isthme de 
 
 Suez. 5eed. Paris, 1876 7021.29 
 
 — Waterloo : suite du Conscrit de 1813. 20s ed. Paris, 
 
 [n. d.] 16° 7018.28 
 
 /J®" For biogr. notice of the two authors, see Men of the 
 
 third republic, 1873 [3252.27] ; aho Edin. rev., v. 123, 1866 
 
 (The E.-C. novels). 
 
 Erechtheus, tragedy. See Swinburne (A. C.) 1744.09 
 
 Erichsen (John Eric de). Observations on aneurism. 
 
 Selected. London, 1844. 8° 4316.17 
 
 — Science and art of surgery. 6th ed. London, 1872. 
 
 8° 4336.13 
 
 Erie canal. See Reports of the canal commissioner of the state 
 
 of New York. 
 Erie county, (Perm.) See Countries. (Erie County, Pa.) 
 Erie (Lake). See Countries. (Erie, Lake.) 
 Erie railway. Adams {C. F, jr. ) Chapter of Erie ; the 
 
 Erie raid 5922.22 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 22, 1868 (The Erie imbro- 
 glio, by J. K. Medbury) ; Galaxy, March, 1872 (A great law- 
 suit and a field fight, by J. S. Black) ; Oct., 1872 (Truth of 
 a great lawsuit, by A Stickney). 
 Erigena (John Scotus). See N. A. rev., v. 94, 1862 : North Brit. 
 
 rev., v. 23, 1855. 
 Erman (Georg Adolph). Travels in Siberia. 2 v. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1850. 8° 1024.11 
 
 Ernesti (Johann August). Principles of interpreta- 
 tion. Notes, by M. Stuart. 4th ed. Andover, 
 
 _ .1842. 12° 3721.07 
 
 inn (Henri). Coal oil and petroleum. Philadelphia, 
 
 _ 1865. 12°. .... . 3933.22 
 
 Erotica scriptores. Parisiis, Didot, 1856. 8°. 7764.17 
 Contents : Farthenius. Achilles Tatius. Longus. Xeno- | 
 
 fhon Ephesius. Heliodorus. Chariton Aphrodisiensis. Dio"- 
 genes Iamblichus. Eumathius. Apollonius Tyrius. Nice- 
 tas Eugauanus. J "**v 
 
 Errors. See Delusions. 
 
 Erskme (David Stewart, earl of Buckan). Essays on 
 Fletcher of Saltoun and the poet Thomson. 
 London, 1792. 8° 3057 01 
 
 Erskine (Italph). Gospel sod nets'. Edinburgh , 1 803, 
 
 t. , ^ 6 ',™ '•,•,• 3701.10 
 
 Erskme (Thomas, lord). Armata : a fragment. 0th ed 
 [2d pt. 4th ed.] London, lsl8. 8°. . 5713 20 
 
 — Appeal on the subject of confederated Greece. Loudon 1824 
 
 8 . [In Pamphleteer, v. 23.] 5 'o5g 2 3 
 
 — Speeches on subjects connected with liberty' of the 
 
 press, and against constructive treasons. Collected 
 by J. Eidgway. 4 v. L., 1810-16. 8°. .6312.13 
 
 Note. — 2d edition of v. 4. 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Trials of Capt. Thomas Baillie of lord 
 George Gordon, of the dean of St. Asaph. Argument in the 
 king's bench in support of the rights of juries. 2 Trials 
 of Thomas Paine, of the printer and publisher ol Paine 'a 
 Age of reason, of John Stoclidale, of John Frost of James 
 Perry. 3. Trials of Thomas Walker, of Thomas Hardy. 
 4. Trials of John Home Tooke, of the earl of Thanet. Pro- 
 ceedings of the ' Friends to the liberty of the pre>.s.' 
 
 — Speeches at the bar on misccl. subjects. New ed 
 
 London, 1827. 8° 6312.17 
 
 — The defence of the Whigs. New ed. London, 1820. 8° [In 
 
 Pamphleteer, v. 15, p. 287-348.] 5058 15 
 
 Erythrean sea. Vincent (W.) Pleriplus, etc. [In his Commerce 
 
 of the ancients, v. 2, 1807.] 1016 01 
 
 Es. %g~ See also words beginning with JEs. 
 
 Eschatology. See Biblical and relig. lit. (Death, p. 83 ;— Future 
 
 life, p. 88 —Heaven, p. 88 -—Hell, p. 89 ; Judgment, p. 90 ; 
 
 — Millennium, 91). 
 Eschenburg (Johann Joachim). Manual of classical 
 
 literature. From the German : with add. by N. 
 
 W. Fiske. Phila., 1859. 8° 437.09 
 
 Escuriel. Santos (F F. de los). Description of the 
 
 royal palace. Tr. by G. Thompson. 1760. 986.03 
 Escudier (Marie et Leon). Vie et aventures des can- 
 
 tatrices celebres : precedees des musiciens de 
 
 l'empire et suivies de la vie anecdotique de Paga- 
 
 nini. Paris, 1«56. 16° 1562.05 
 
 Esdaile (James). Mesmerism in India, and its applica- 
 tion in surgery and medicine. Hartford, 1851. 
 
 16° 3814.15 
 
 Eskell(A.) Dentistry practically considered. London, 
 
 1869. 21° 4341.14 
 
 Esmarck (Fr.) On the use of cold in surgery. 
 
 Tr. by E. Montgomery, London, Neio Sydenham 
 
 society, 1861. 8° 4302.02 
 
 Espinasse (Francis). Life and times of Voltaire. V. 1. 
 
 London, 1866. 8° 3174.24 
 
 Espousals (The). See Patmore (C.) 1856 1675.19 
 
 Espy (James Pollard). Fourth meteorological report. 
 
 W., 1857. 4°. [U.S. 34th cong., 3d sess. Senate 
 
 ex. doc, no. 6.] 
 
 — The human will. Cin., 1860. 8°. . . .5433.06 
 
 — Philosophy of storms. Boston , 1 841. 8°. .4021.10 
 Espy (Joseph). A tour in Ohio, Kentucky and Indi- 
 ana territory, in 1805. Cincinnati, 1871. 8°. 612.19 
 
 Esquimaux. See Countries {Arctic regions, p. 290) ; also Atlantic] 
 
 monthly, v. 15, 1865 (4 papers by D. A. Wasson), 
 Esquiros (Henri Alphonse). The Dutch at home. 2d 
 ed. London, 1863. 12° 964.16 
 
 — English seamen and divers. L., 1868. 12°. 4517.17 
 
 — Eeligious life in England. L., 1867. 12°. . 3443.04 
 Essai philologique sur les commencemens de la typo- 
 graphic a Metz. [anon.] Metz, 1828. 8°. 2765.21 
 
 Essay contributing to a philosophy of literature. By 
 B. A., M. Phila., 1874. 12° 2751.28 
 
 Essay on capacity and genius, [anon.] London, 
 [n.d.] 8° 3815.01 
 
 Essay on intuitive morals. See Cobbe (F. P.) 1859. . . 5435.05 
 
 Essay on the learning, genius, and abilities of the fair 
 sex ; proving them not inferior to man. From 
 the Spanish of El Theatre Critico. [anon.] 
 London, 1774. 16° 5823.26 
 
 Essay on the Neo-druidic heresy in Britannia. Part 
 1. [mum.] London, 1838. 4". . . . 3818.15 
 
 Essay on the principle and origin of sovereign power. 
 From the French, [anon.] L., 1805. 8°. 5724.24 
 
 Essay on the science of acting, [anon.] London, 
 1828. 12° 1735.28 
 
 Essay to prove women have no souls, [anon.] London, 
 [n. d] 18° 3535.27 
 
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448 
 
 ESSAYS AND ESSAYISTS 
 
 Essay upon the principles of political economy. By an American 
 
 New York, 1837. 12° 6721.06 
 
 Essays and essayists (English). 
 
 — British Essayists ; with prefaces by A. Chalmers. 
 
 38 v. 1855-57 2511.01 
 
 Contents: v. 1-4. The Tattler. 6-12. The Spetator. 13-15. 
 The Guardian. 16-18. The Rambler. 19-21. The adventurer. 
 22-24. The World. 25-26. The Connoisseur. 37. The Idler. 
 28-29. The Mirror. 30-31. The Lounger. 32-34. The Obser- 
 ver. 35-37. The Looker od. 38. General index. 
 
 — Drake (Nathan). Essa3's, biogr., crit:., and histori- 
 
 cal, illustrative of the Rambler, Adventurer, Idler, 
 and of the periodical papers in imitation of the 
 writings of Steele and Addison published between 
 
 the Spectator and 1809. 2 v. 2523.12 
 
 Essays, biogr. , critical, and historical, illustrative 
 
 of the Tattler, Spectator, and Guardian. 3 v. 
 1805 2523.14 
 
 — Friswell (J. H.) Essays on English writers, 1869 ; p. 93-125 ; 
 
 295-305 2525.17 
 
 — Smith (A.) Essayists, old and new. [In his Last leaves. 1869 ; 
 
 p. 210-300.] 2542.27 
 
 On essay-writing. [Inhis Dreamthorp, 1864; p. 27-52. 2543.11 
 
 List of Essayists. 
 
 &&• Through the following list readers are referred to 
 the general alphabet for such authors as have written 
 volumes of miscellaneous essays, and for such collections 
 as are anonymous, the table of contents being given, in 
 many cases, under the individual entry ; but collections of 
 essays restricted to special subjects, such as the Fine 
 arts, Mathematics, Political economy, etc., should be 
 looked for under their subject. 
 
 Adams (John). 
 Addison (Joseph). 
 Adventurer (The). 
 Afternoon lectures. 
 Agrippa (H. C.) 
 Aiken (Jobn). 
 Alcock (Sir R.) 
 Alcott(A. B.) 
 Alger (VV. K.) 
 Ahson (Archibald). 
 Ames (Fisher). 
 Ames (Mrs, M. C.) 
 Angelo (Henry). 
 Anonymous (The). 
 Argens ( J.B.de B.,marq. d'). 
 Arm-chair in the smoking- 
 room. 
 Arnold (Frederick). 
 Arnold (Matthew). 
 Arnold (Thomas). 
 Athenxus. 
 Athenian oracle. 
 Austin (Sarah). 
 Bacon (Francis, lord). 
 Badeau (Adam). 
 Bagehot (Walter). 
 Bailey (Samuel). 
 Baker (William). 
 Ballantyne (Thomas). 
 Balmanno (Mrs. M.) 
 Bancroft (GeorgeJ. 
 Barbauld (Mrs.) 
 Barker (Lady). 
 Barnes (Albert). 
 Bayne (Peter). 
 Beecher (H. \V.) 
 Belsham (Wm.) 
 Bethune (George W.) 
 Blackie (John Stuart). 
 Blackmore (Sir Richard). 
 Boston book. 
 Bovee (C. N.) 
 Boyd (A. K. H.) 
 Bradford (Sam'l D.) 
 Bremer (Fredrika). 
 Brooke (Henry). 
 Brimley (George). 
 Bnsted (O. A.) 
 British essayists. 
 Brougham (Henry, lord). 
 Brown (tiev. H. S.) 
 Brown (Samuel). 
 Browning (Mrs. E. B.) 
 Brownson O. A.) 
 Buchanan (Robert). 
 Bryant (W. U.) 
 Buckle (Henry T.) 
 Bulwer-Lytton (Sir E. B.) 
 Bungay (G. W.) 
 Burdon (William). 
 Burnap (G. W.) 
 Burritt (Elihu). 
 Burton (Robert). 
 Burton (W. G., editor). 
 Bushncll (Horace). 
 
 Calvert (George H.) 
 
 Cambridge essays, 1855. 
 
 Carlyle (Thomas). 
 
 Cavendish (Sir Wm.antZ M., 
 duke and duchess of New- 
 castle. 
 
 Cecil (R. A. T. G., viscount 
 Cranborne, marquis of Sa- 
 lisbury). 
 
 Chalmers (Alexander). 
 
 Chambers's Home Book. 
 
 Chambers's Miscellany. 
 
 Chambers's Papers for the 
 people. 
 
 Chapone (Mrs. H. M.) 
 
 Characteristics of men of 
 genius. 
 
 Chateaubriand (F. R. de). 
 
 Child iLydia M.) 
 
 Clark (Willis. G.) 
 
 Clark (L. Gaylord). 
 
 Clarke (Mrs. M. G.) 
 
 Clough (A. H.) 
 
 Clulow (W. B.) 
 
 Cobb (Josiah B.) 
 
 Cobbe (Frances P.) 
 
 Coetlogon (Dennis de). 
 
 Coleridge (S. T.) 
 
 Coffin (R B.) 
 
 Coleman (John). 
 
 Coleridge (Hartley). 
 
 Collins (Wilkie). 
 
 Colton (Rev. Walter). 
 
 Connoisseur (The). 
 
 Conybeare (Wm. J.) 
 
 Cooper (A. A., earl of 
 Shaftesbury). 
 
 Cowley (Abraham). 
 
 Cozzens (Fred. S.) 
 
 Cracroft (Bernard). 
 
 Craik (D. M. Mulock, Mrs.) 
 
 Critical and social essays. 
 
 Croly (Mrs. Jennie June). 
 
 Oroly (Rev. George). 
 
 Crowfield (Christopher). 
 
 Dana (Alex. H.) 
 
 Dana (R. H.) 
 
 Darby (John, pseud). 
 
 Davy (Sir Humphrey) 
 
 DeKroyft (S. H.) 
 
 Delapierre (Octave). 
 
 DeMorgan (A.) 
 
 De Quincey (Thomas). 
 
 DesPerriers (Bonaventure). 
 
 Disraeli (Isaac). 
 
 Dixon (E. H.) 
 
 Dockray (B.) 
 
 Dodge (M. A.) [Gail Hamil- 
 ton.] 
 
 Doran (Dr. John). 
 
 Drake (Nathan). 
 
 Duche (Rev. Jacob). 
 
 Duhring (Julia). 
 
 Duignan (M. G.) 
 
 Earle (John). 
 
 Edinburgh essays. 
 Elder (William). 
 Ellesmere (F. E., earl of). 
 Ellis (Mrs 8. S.) 
 Emerson (R. W.) 
 Essays from the London 
 
 Times. 
 Essays on social subjects 
 
 from the Saturday Rev. 
 Everett (Alex. H.) 
 Everett (Edward). 
 Fairbanks (Charles B.) 
 Fannie Fern. 
 Favorite authors. 
 Fern (Fannie). 
 Field (Kate). 
 Fielding (Henry). 
 Fields (J. T.) 
 Fitzosborne (Sir Thomas). 
 Flamank (J.) 
 Folk lore. From 'Notes 
 
 and Queries.' 
 Forbes (Prof. Edward). 
 Forster (John). 
 Foster (John). 
 Franklin (Benjamin). 
 Freeman (E. A.) 
 Friswell (J, H ) 
 Froude (J. A.) 
 Gail Hamilton. See Dodge 
 Gardner (S. J.) 
 Gentleman's magazine. 
 (Curious articles from). 
 Gibson (Wm. S.) 
 Gifts of genius. 
 Giles (Henry). 
 Gilfillan (George). 
 Gilman (Samuel). 
 Gleig (Rev. G. JR.) 
 Godwin (Parke). 
 Godwin (William). 
 Goldsmith (I liver). 
 Gray (John C.) 
 Green (Thomas, of Ipswich). 
 Greene (George W.) 
 Greenwell (Dora). 
 Greg (Wm. &.) 
 Grote (Mrs. George). 
 Guardian (The). 
 Haie (0. V. R. M). 
 Half tints. 1867. 
 Hall (Robert). 
 Hall (S. T.) 
 Hallam (A. H.) 
 Halliday (Andrew). 
 Hamilton (Gail). See Dodge 
 
 (Mary Abigail). 
 Hannay (James), 
 Hare (J. C. and A. W.) 
 Hawthorne (Nathaniel). 
 Hay (John). 
 Hayward (Abraham). 
 Hazlitt (William). 
 Head (Sir Er. B.) 
 Headley (Joel T.) 
 Heine (Heinrich). 
 Helps (Arthur). 
 Herbert (Henry W.) 
 Higginson (T. W.) 
 Hoffmann (David). 
 Holland (E. G.) 
 Holland (J. G.) 
 Holmes (O. W.) 
 Home and social philoB. 
 Hope (A. J. B ) 
 Hope (A. R.) 
 Hopkinson (Francis). 
 Home (K. H.) 
 Houghton (R. M. M., lord). 
 Howard (G. W. F., earl of 
 
 Carlile). 
 Howells (Wm. D.) 
 Humboldt (Wilhelm von). 
 Hume (David). 
 Hunt (Helen). 
 Hunt (Leigh). 
 Huxley (Thos. H.) 
 Hyde (Edward, earl of Clai 
 
 endon) . 
 Idler (The). 
 Irving (Washington). 
 Jackson (Alfred). 
 Jacox (Rev. Francis). 
 Jameson (Mrs. A. M.) 
 Jeffrey (Francis). 
 Jerrold (Douglas). 
 Johnson (Samuel). 
 Jones (Wm. A.) 
 Judson (L. C.) 
 Kaye (John Wm.) 
 Kentish coronal. 
 
 King (Thos. Starr), 
 
 Kingsley (Charles). 
 
 Kitto (John). 
 
 Knickerbocker gallery 
 Knight (Charles). 
 Knox (Vice8imuB), 
 Lamb (Charles). 
 Landor (W. S.) 
 Lanman (Charles). 
 Legare (H. S.) 
 Leland (C G.) 
 Lever (Charles). 
 Lilliput lectures. 
 Lockhart (John Qv) 
 Looker-on (The). 
 Lounger (The). 
 Lowell (Mrs. Anna E.) 
 Lowell (James R.) 
 Lower (M. A.) 
 Lucas (Samuel). 
 Lyly (John). 
 Lynch (T. T.) 
 Macaulay (T. B.) 
 Mackay (Charles). 
 Mackenzie (Henry), 
 Mackintosh (Sir J.) 
 Macnish (Robert). 
 Maginn (William). 
 Magoon (E. L.) 
 Mahony (Francis). 
 Maistre (Xavier de). 
 Malkin(Benj.H.) 
 Mangin (Edward). 
 Mann (Horace). 
 Martineau (Harriet). 
 Martineau (James). 
 Masson (David). 
 Mathews (Cornelius). 
 Mathews (Wm.) 
 Maurice (Rev. F. D.) 
 Mazzini (Joseph). 
 Meadows (Kenny). 
 Melancholy anatomized. 
 Melmoth (William). 
 Microcosm (The). 
 Mill (John Stuart). 
 Millar (John). 
 Milledulcia. 
 Miller (Hugh). 
 Miniature (The). 
 Mirror (The). 
 Montagu (Basil). 
 Montaigne (Michel de). 
 More (Hannah). 
 Morgan (Sir I, C.) 
 Morley (Henry). 
 Morley (John). 
 Midler (Max). 
 Murphy (Arthur). 
 Mushet (Robert). 
 Newman (E'.W.) 
 Noah(M.M.) 
 North (Christopher). 
 Notes and Queries (Choice 
 
 notes fi-om). 
 Observer (The). 
 O'Dowd (Cornelius). 
 Old Humphrey's observ. 
 Old man's thoughts about 
 
 many things. 
 Olla Podrida. 
 Ossoli (S. M. F. d') 
 Overbury (Sir Thomas). 
 Owens college essays. 
 Oxford English prize es- 
 says. 5 v. 
 Oxford essays. 4 v. 
 Papers from the Quarterly 
 
 Review. 1852. 
 Parr (Harriet). 
 Parton (James), 
 Parton (Mrs. S.P., wife of 
 
 James). 
 Patterson (R. H.) 
 Paulding (J. K.) 
 Peale (Rembrandt). 
 Phantasmagoria. 
 Poe (Edgar A.) 
 Pomeroy (M. M.) 
 Poynder (John). 
 Prescott (Wm. H.) 
 Prime (S. IrenfflUB). 
 Prout (Father), pseud. Aee 
 
 Mahony («<-«• Francis). 
 Purnell (Thomas). 
 Rambler (The). 
 Rands (Wm. 11.) 
 Real and beau-ideal. 
 Reed (Wm. B.) 
 Relics for the curious. 
 Renan (Ernest). 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
ESSAYS -ETIQUETTE 
 
 449 
 
 Rice (Harvey). 
 Richards (A.B.) 
 Hichter (J. £ *■> 
 Robertson (F. W.) 
 Robertson (J.B.) 
 Rogers (Henry). 
 Roland de La Platiere (M. J. 
 
 P., Mine ) 
 Rollin (Charles). 
 Rowe {Mrs. Elizabeth). 
 Rush (Beujainin). 
 Rush (Richard). 
 Ruskin (John). 
 Russell (A. P.) 
 Russell (John, earl). 
 St. John (John A.) 
 Sala (George A.) 
 Sargant (W. L.) 
 Saunders (Fred.) 
 Savage-club papers. 
 Schlegel (K. W. F. von). 
 Scott (J. B.) 
 Seeley (J. B.) 
 Senior (N. W.) 
 Shaftesbury (A. A. Cooper, 
 
 3d earl oj). 
 Shairp (J. C.) 
 Shelley (P. B.) 
 Shelton (F. W.) 
 Shirley [pseud.]. 
 Sigourney (Mrs. L. H.) 
 Smith (Albert). 
 Smith (Alexander). 
 Smith (Horace). 
 Smith {Rev. Sydney), 
 Sonthey (Robert). 
 Spectator (The). 
 Spencer (Herbert). 
 Stael-Holstein (A. L. G. N., 
 
 baronne de). 
 Stanhope (P. H., 5th earl). 
 Stephen {Sir James). 
 Stephen (Leslie). 
 Sterling (John). 
 Stirling (J. H.) 
 Story (Joseph). 
 Stowe {Mrs. H. B.) 
 Summer daybook. 
 Symonds (J. A.) 
 Table d'hote and drawing 
 
 room. 
 Table talker (The). 
 
 Talfourd (T. N.) 
 Talmage (T. De W.) 
 Tatler (The). 
 Taylor (Benj.F.) 
 Taylor (Henry). 
 Taylor (Isaac). 
 Taylor (Jane). 
 Taylor (J. S.) 
 Temple {Sir W.) 
 Thackeray (W. M.) 
 Theophrastus. 
 Thompson (H. M.) 
 Thoreau (Henry D.) 
 Tilton (Theodore). 
 Timbs (John). 
 Tooke (Win.) 
 Townsend (Frederic). 
 Trinal (Theophilus, pseud.) 
 Tuckerman (Henry T.) 
 Tupper (41. F.) 
 Varieties of literature. 
 Vaughan (Robert). 
 Vaughan (Robert A.) 
 Verplanck (G. C.) 
 Very (Jones). 
 Walker (John). 
 Walker (Thomas). 
 Wallace H. B.) 
 Walsh (Robert). 
 Waring (J. B.) 
 Warner (C. D.) 
 Warren (Samuel). 
 Webster (Noah). 
 Whately (Richard). 
 Whipple (E. P.) 
 White (H. R.) 
 Whlttier (John G.) 
 Wilkinson |Wm. C.) 
 Willis (N. P.) 
 Willmott (B. A.) 
 Wills (Win. H.) 
 Wilson (John). 
 Windsor (A. L.) 
 Winthrop (Theodore). 
 Wirt (Win.) 
 
 Withington (Leonard). 
 Woodbury (Levi). 
 Woods (George B.) 
 World (The). 
 Wraxall {Sir C. F. L.) 
 Wynter (Andrew). 
 
 and reviews. From 2d London ed., with 
 introd, by F. H. Hedge. B., I860. 12°. 3547.05 
 Contents : Temple (F.) The education of the world. Wil- 
 liams (Rowland) Bunsen's biblical researches. Powell 
 (B ) On the study of the evidences of Christianity. Wilson 
 (H. B.) The national church. Goodwin (0. W ) On the 
 mosaic cosmogony. Pattison (M.) Tendencies of religious 
 thought in England, 1668-1750. Jowett (B.) On the inter- 
 pretation of scripture. 
 
 — Ails to faith ; a reply, etc. Ed. by W. Thomson. 
 
 New York, 1862. 8 D 3547 06 
 
 Note. — For Contents see p. 9 of this Catalogue. 
 
 — Replies to essays aud reviews. With preface by 
 
 [S. Wilber/orce]. 1863 3547.07 
 
 Contents : Goruburn (E. M.) Education of the world. 
 Rose (H. J.) Bunsen, the critical school, and Dr. Williams. 
 Heurtley (C. A.) Miracles. Irons (W. J.) Idea of the na- 
 tional church. Morison (G.) The creative week. Hadden 
 (A. W.) Rationalism. Wordsworth (O.) On the interpreta- 
 tion of Scripture. Main (R.) and Pnillips (J.) Letters. 
 
 — Savile {B. W.) Revelation and science, etc. 1862. . .3592.09 
 
 — Stanley {A. P.) 'Essays and reviews.' [In his Essays on 
 
 Church and state.] 3595.06 
 
 Essays from the ' Times.' See Phillips (Samuel). 2535.09 ; 2538.14 
 
 Essays in mosaic. See Ballantyne (Thomas) 2513 14 
 
 Essays of an optimist. See Kaye (J. W.) 1871 2533.23 
 
 Essays of Elia. See Lamb (Charles.) 2534.19 
 
 Essays on conversation, or quackery, [anon. ] London, 
 
 1836. 16° 2524.22 
 
 Essays on reform. London, 1867. 8°. . .5724.12 
 Note.— For Contents, see Government and politics. {Reform.) 
 Es3ays n religion and literature. Ed. by H. E. Man- 
 ning. 2v. London, 1867. 8°. . . . 3574.04 
 Note.— For Contents, see p. 102 of Catalogue. 
 Essays oj social subjects from the Saturday Review. 
 
 Boston, 1865. 16= 2525.10 
 
 Contents : Busy people. Snubbing. Ignorance. Foolish 
 things. False shame. Fluency. Contempt. Dulness as a 
 sensation. Mistakes in life. Scenes. Acquaintances and 
 friends. Saying disagreeable things. On being understood. 
 Study of character. Prejudices. Shirking. Constancy. Re- 
 serve. Explanations. Hugger-mugger. Attention. Strong 
 wills. Talking of self. J'olly. Time past. Alloys. Use of 
 pathos. Choice. One's own way. Want of money. 
 Essays on various subjects. [Communications from 
 
 the world of spi its] by Joshua, Cuvier, Franklin 
 
 etc. Given through a lady. N. Y., 1861. 8° ;!817 U 
 Essenes. See Biblical aud religious lit., {Essenes, p. 185 ) Also 
 
 ac°Msm U ) qUar ' "^ V ' * 4 ' ^ l Delau " a y' s J<™sh 'mo" 
 
 Essex (James) Remarks on the antiquity and different modes of 
 
 r f 1 S l ,t0M buildings in England. [In Archaologia. 
 
 v. 4, 1786.] 5198- 
 
 Essex. See Countries, (Essex, p. 316 ) ' 
 
 Essex (tr. S. Frigate.) Preble (G. 11.) Account of her career \In 
 
 Essex Inst. hist, col., v. 10,] 605 12 
 
 Essex county, (England). See Countries. {Essex county p 316 i 
 Essex county {Mass.) natural history society journal 
 
 Salem, 18">2. 8 J 47iJ5 21 
 
 Note.— Continued in Essex institute. Proceedings 
 Essex county, (N. F.) See Countries (p. 316). 
 Essex institute (Salem, Mass.) Bulletin, v.1-3. 1869-71. 
 
 3 v. in 1. Salem, 1870-72. 8° 8078.01 
 
 — Historical collections, v. 1-11. Salem, 1859-72. sm. 
 
 4 ° 605.03 
 
 Note.— The Contents of v. 1-11 are given on p. 928 of Bos- 
 ton Athenaeum Catalogue. 
 
 — Proceedings, v. 1-6, 1848-1868. Salem, 1856-70. 
 
 8° 8078.05 
 
 Estabrooks (Henry L.) Adrift in Dixie , or, a yankee 
 officer among the rebels. [anonA New York, 
 1866. 12° 643.13 
 
 Estate management. See Macdonald (D. G. F.) 1868. .6123.14 
 
 Estcourt (M. J ) Music the voice of harmony in crea- 
 tion. London, 1857. 16° 1561.13 
 
 Estella (Diego de). Obras escogidas. [I?i Ochoa. Escri- 
 tores misticos, v. 3.] 7215.10 
 
 Estes (L. C.) Antiq. of the Miss, river. [Sm. rop., 1866.] 3936.21 
 
 Esthetics. See Fine arts. 
 
 Estiemie [Lai. Stephaims] (Henri). L'introduction 
 av traite de la conformite des merveiles anciennes 
 aueo les modernes, ov, traite preparatif Ul'apologie 
 pour Herodote. Paris, 1566. 8°. . . . 6216.37 
 
 — Thesaurus Graacte linguae. Ed. nova. 8 v. Londini, 
 
 1816-25. fol 64o7.01 
 
 Estimate of the manners of the time, 1757. See Brown (John, 
 D.D.) 5433.20 
 
 Estlin (John Prior). Familiar lectures on moral 
 philosophy. 2v London, 1818. 8°. .5433.04 
 
 Estrada (Alvaro Flores) Representation to Ferdinand vn., <»l 
 Spain, in defence of the Cortes. Tr. by C. Toplis. London, 
 1819. 8°. [Pamphleteer, v. 14, p. 305-380.] .... 5058.14 
 
 Esrray (The). See Longfellow (H. W.) 1664.23 
 
 Estrees (Gabrielle d'). See Biography (p. 143) ; also Bentley's 
 miscel., v. 35, 1854 (by Sainte-Beuve). 
 
 Estv'an (B.) War pictures from the South. New York, 
 1863. 12° 644.05 
 
 Etching. See Fine arts. (Etching.) 
 
 Eternity. De Quincey (T.) Supposed scriptural expression for 
 eternity. [In his Theol. essays, v. 1.] 3543.20 
 
 — Mansel (H. L.) Man's conception of eternity. [In his Letters, 
 
 etc. 1873.J 5424.23 
 
 — Maurice (F. D.) Theol. essays. 1854 3574.19 
 
 See also Bibli cal and relig. lit. (Future life, p. 88). 
 
 Efhelwerd (Fabius). Chronicle, to 975. [In Giles (J. A ) Six old 
 English chroni cles.] 471.04 
 
 Etherege (Sir George). Works: plays and poems. 
 
 Lonlon, 1704. 8° 1723.08 
 
 Contents : The comical revenge, or love in a tub. She 
 would if she cou'd. Man of mode, or Sir Fopling Flutter. 
 See Fortnightly rev., v. 3, 1865 (Com. of E„ by R. Bell). 
 
 Etherington (George F., M.D.) Vivisection investi- 
 gated and vindicated. Edin., 1842. 8° .4336.25 
 
 Etheridge (Sir J. W. ) The Targums of Onkelos and 
 Jonathan Ben Uzziel on the Pentateuch ; with the 
 fragments of the Jerusalem Targuin ; from the 
 Ohaldee. 2 v. London, 1862-65. 8°. . 3727.01 
 
 Etherization. See Medicine. (Ancesthetics.) 
 
 Ethica. See Windsor (A. L.) Ethica 2547.01 
 
 Ethics. See Moral science ; — Biblical and religious lit. (Christian 
 ethics, p. 80). 
 
 Ethics of the dust. See Ruskin (John). 1866. . . . 3511.16 
 
 Ethiopia. See Countries. (Ethiopia, p. 316.) 
 
 Ethnic inspiration. See Goodsir (J. T.) 1871 3423.10 
 
 Ethnography and Ethnology. See Man (2. Ethnology); also travels 
 in particular countries (p. 285-394 of Catalogue) ; also 
 Negro. 
 
 Etiquette and manners, Politeness, etc. 
 
 — Bazar book of decorum. [«»ion.] 1870. . . 5427.1 J 
 Boke of curtasy. Ed. by J. O. Halliwell. [In Percy society, 
 
 v o ] 5060.04 
 
 Same. ' [in Furnivall (F. J.) Babees book, etc. [E. E. T. S. 
 
 1868.] 7913.10 
 
 — Castiglioni (B., conte). The courtier: or, the com- 
 
 plete gentleman and gentlewoman. From the 
 Ital., by B. Samber. 1729. .... .5724.25 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER . 
 
450 
 
 ETIQUETTE -EUSEBIUS 
 
 — Chesterfield (P. D. S., lord). Letters to his son. 4 v. 
 
 1800. 5025.11 
 
 Letters, sentences, and maxims. 1870. . 5025.17 
 
 Works, incl. letters to his son. 4 v. 1853. 50:25.03 
 
 — ■ Chesterfield burlesqued ; or school for modern man- 
 ners, [anon.] 1811 5091.05 
 
 — Day { 0. W. ) Hints on etiquette ; with a glance at 
 
 bad habits. 1844 5427.15 
 
 — Duffey ( Mrs. E. B. ) Our behavior ; etiquette and 
 
 dress of American society. 1876. . . 5427.20 
 
 — Eyebright (Daisy), pseud. Manual of etiquette. 
 
 1873 5427.16 
 
 — Forester {Col.) Polite philosopher, [anon.] 5435.32 
 
 — Frost (S. A.) Laws and by-laws of Amer. society. 
 
 1869 5427.11 
 
 — Furnivall {F J., editor). Babees book. Bokes of nurture 
 
 by H KLiodes aud J. Russell. Booke of demeanor. Booke 
 of curtasye. weager's School of vertue. [In Early English 
 text soc, 32 [bd. as v. 10.] 7913.10 
 
 — Good manners ; manual of etiquette. 1870. 5427. 13 
 
 — Habits of good society. 1859 5427.06 
 
 — Hale {Mrs.) Manners ; or happy homes and good 
 
 society all the year round. 1868. . . . 5427.02 
 
 — Hartley (G. B.) Gentlemen's book of etiquette. 
 
 1875 5427.17 
 
 — Hervey(0. W.) Principles of courtesy. 1852. 5427.21 
 
 — Leslie {Miss). Behaviour book : a manual for ladies. 
 
 1853 5427.04 
 
 — Mirror of the graces. Hints on female accomplish- 
 
 ments, etc. 1831 5091.02 
 
 — Mixing in society : manners. By the countess of 
 
 *"****. 1870 5427.14 
 
 — Perfect gentleman ; etiquette and eloquence. 5 127. 03 
 
 — Sedgwick (0. M.) Morals of manners. 1853. 5427.08 
 
 — Toussaint ( F V. ) Manners, [anon. ] 2d ed. 5435. 36 
 
 — Baker ( W.) Politeness. [In his Peregrinations of the mind. 
 
 1811.] . . . 2513.12 
 
 — BiUantgne (T.) Essays in mosaic, p. 59-80. 1870. . . 2513.H 
 
 — Cracroft {B.) Manners. {In his Essays, v. 1, p. 275-285.] 2521.13 
 
 — Emerson (R. W.) Behavior. [In his Conduct of life.] 2524.02 
 JIauuers. [In his Essays, v. 2, p. 119-155. 1852.] 2524.06 
 
 — Feydeau (E.) The art of pleasing. 1874 5836.04 
 
 — Godwin ( W.) Politeness. [Enquirer, p. 326-351. 1797.] 2526.17 
 
 — Hoffmann (D.) Social topics. [In his Miscellaneous thoughts. 
 
 1841.] 2532 07 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 74, 1866 (Conventional laws of 
 society) ; Lippincott's mag., Mch., 1873 (Unsettled points 
 of E.) 
 
 The Gentleman. 
 
 — Calvert (G. H.) The gentleman. 1860. .5427.01 
 
 — Lieber (B. ) Character of the gentleman. 3d ed. 
 
 1^04 5427.19 
 
 Etna. See Meteorology. {EarthquaJces and volcanoes.) 
 
 Eton college. Musce Etonenses ; carminum delectus 
 
 primum in lueem editns. 2 v. 1795. . . 1611.21 
 
 — Creasy {E. S. ) Memoirs of eminent Etonians : with 
 
 early history. 1850 3257.01 
 
 — Tight (.ft.) and Davis (J. E.) Annals of Windsor, etc. 2 v. 1858. 
 
 See also Education, p. 434 {English Public and Endowed 
 schools) ; also Blackwood's mag., v. 95, 1864 ; v. 97, 1865 
 (Etouiana ; 3 art.) ; Contemp. rev., v. 3, 1866 (E. reform by 
 W. E. Jelf) ; Edin. rev., v. 113, J861 ; Fraser's ma» v ' 56 
 1857 (Visit to E.) ; Nat. rev., v. 18, 1864 (E. reform) ■ Westm' 
 rev., v. 75, 1861. 
 Etruria. See Countries (Elruria, p. 316 ) 
 
 Etruscan researches. See Taylor (I.) 1874. . . 435 16 
 
 Etruscan inscriptions analyzed. See Lindsay (A. w' c' eorl'iif 
 
 Crawford). . . t ' .~ fi , J . 
 
 Etting (Frank M.) Historical account of the Hall of 
 Independence, [Phil] Boston, 1876. 4°. 1116 04 
 
 Ettrick shepherd. See Hogg (James). 
 
 Etymology. See Language. 
 
 Etzenberger (K.) Up the Nile by steam. With pro- 
 grammes for the East, by T. Cook & Son. Lond 
 [1872.] 12° 1091 2 j 
 
 Eubulus. pseud. Letter to Philograntus ; sequel to • Present sys- 
 tem of academic education. London, 1822. 8°. [In Pamph- 
 leteer, v. 20.] _ 5058 20 
 
 — Thoughts on the present system of academic education 
 
 London 1822 8°. [In Pamphleteer, v. 20 ] . . . 6058 20 
 Eucharist See Biblical and relig. lit. {Lord's supper, p. 91.) 
 Euchre. See Amusements, p. 24. 
 Euclid. Elements of [geometry]. [Ed. by] J. R 
 
 Young. London, 1854. 8°. . . . 4013 01 
 
 — Elements, with additional propositions. By H. Law 
 
 London, 1860-55. 16°. ... J 401129 
 EUge ^ te™ S ° f J™ n ^ ^oUte. (*«.) Illustrious women 
 3266.09 
 
 jg®- See also Biography p. 143) ; and London soc, Nov 
 1870 {Empress in England). 
 
 Euler (Leonard). Letters on natural philosophy 2v 
 New York, 1848. 18° .4022.19 
 
 Eulogium historiarum sive temporis : chronicon ad 
 a. d. 1366. 3 v. Ed. P. S. Haydon. London 
 1858-63. 8°. [Rolls chronicles.] . . , 5140. ' 
 
 Euma tliius or Eustathius. De Hysmines et Hysminia 
 amoribus. Gr. et Lett. [Erotioi scriptores, Didot 
 1*56.] 7764.17 
 
 Eunapius Sardianus. Vitae sophistarum. Gr. et Lat. 
 Ed. J. P. Boissonade. Parisiis. Didot, 1849. 
 
 8 °- 7766.06 
 
 Euphrates. See Countries (p. 317). 
 
 Euphues. Anatomy of wit, 1579. Euphues and his England 
 
 See Lyly (John), Ed. by E. Arber. 1868. . . . 6011 04 
 
 Euripides. Pabulae. [Gr. et Lat] Recog., Lat. vertit 
 
 etc. T. Fix. Parisiis, Didot, 1855. 8°. . 7765.01 
 
 — Fragments Collegit F. G. Wagner. Parisiis, Didot 
 
 1846. 8°. 7765 . 02 
 
 — [Tragedies. Greek text.] With English commen- 
 
 tary, by F. A. Paley. 3 v. London, 1857-60. 8°. 
 [Long's Bibl. class.] 7763.04 
 
 — Nineteen tragedies and fragments. Tr. by M. 
 
 Woodhull. New ed. 3 v. L., 1809. 8°. 1723.19 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Alcestis, v. 1. Hecuba, v. 1. 
 
 Andromache, v. 1. Helen, y. 3. 
 
 Bacchanalians, v. 2. Hercules distracted. 
 
 Children of Her- v. 3. 
 
 cules, v. 2. Hippolytus, v. 1. 
 
 Cyclops, y. 2. Index, v. 3. 
 
 Electra, v. 3. Ion, v. 3. [y. 2. 
 
 Fragments, v. 3. Iphigenia iu Aulis, 
 
 Same. Literally tr. [into prose] by T. A. Buck- 
 ley. 2 v. L., Bohn, 1854. 12°. . . . 1723.14 
 Contents. 
 Heraclidse, v. 1. 
 2. Hercules furens, v.2. 
 Hippolytus, v. 1. 
 Ion, v. 2. [v. 1, 
 Iphigenia in Aulide, 
 Iphigenia iu Tauris, 
 v. 1. 1 
 
 Tr. by R. Potter. 3 v. 
 
 Alcestis, v. 1. 
 Andromache, v 
 Bacchae, v. 1. 
 Cyclops, v. 2 
 Electra, v. 2. 
 Hecuba, v. 1. 
 Helena, v. 2. 
 
 — — Same. 
 16°. . 
 
 Iphigenia in Tauris, 
 Medea, v. 1. [v. 2. 
 Orestes, v. 1, 
 Phoenician damsels 
 
 v. 1. 
 Rhesus, v. 2. 
 Suppliants, v. 2. 
 Trojan captives, v. 2 
 
 Medea, v. 1. 
 Orestes, v. 1. 
 Phcenissaa, v. 1, 
 Rhesus, v. 2. 
 Supplicanti, v. 2. 
 Troades, v. 2. 
 
 N. Y., 1852. 
 . . 1723.11 
 
 of France. 1873. 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Alcestis, v. 1. Hercules, v. 2. Medea, v. 1. 
 
 Andromache, v. 3. Hippolytus, v. 1. Orestes, v. 3. 
 
 Bacchas, v. 1. Ion, v. 1. Phoenician virgins, 
 
 Electra, v. 3. Iphigenia iu Aulis, v. 1. 
 
 Hecuba, y. 3. v. 2. Bhesus, v. 2, 
 
 Helena, v. 3. Iphigenia in Tauris, Supplicants, v. 2. 
 
 Heraclidffl, y. 2. v. 3. Trojau dames, v. 2. 
 
 — Bacch». Iphigenia in Aulis. Tr. by R. Potter. [In Sanford 
 
 (E.) and Walsh (R.) British poets, v. 50.] .... 1691.50 
 
 — Crowned Hippolytus. Tr. into Engl, verse, by M. 
 
 P. Fitz-Gerald. London, 1867. 16°. . 1723.17 
 
 — Cyclops. Tr. by P. B. Shelley. [In S. 's Poetical works, v. 3, 
 
 1855.] 1684.21 
 
 — Medea. Tr. [into Engl, verse], by J. R. Lee. L., 
 
 1867. 16° 1723.18 
 
 Same. Literally tr. into Engl, verse, by Augusta 
 
 Webster. London, 1868. 16°. . . . 17*3.16 
 
 — Jodrell (E. P.) Illustrations of the Ion and the 
 
 Bacchae. 2 v. 1781 1723.22 
 
 — Peacock {T. L.) The Phaethon of E., a fragment. [In his Works, 
 
 v. 3 [5062.17] ; repr. from Fraser's mag., v. 45, 1852. 
 
 See also Blackwood's mag., v. 92, 1862 (Iphigenia in Aulis 
 and Iphigenia in Tauris) : Class, journal, v. 14 (Philosoph. 
 sentiments of E.) ; Nat. qu. rev., v. 19, 1869 (Vindication 
 of E.) ; Westm rev., Jan., April, 1872, and references in 
 Poole's Index. In Poetry, see Browning (K.) Balaustion's 
 adventure [1623.09J ; and his Aristophanes' apology [1622.15J. 
 Europe. See Countries {Europe, p. 317-319 ; with cross references 
 
 on p. 319). 
 Europe through Amer. spectacles. See Fulton (0. C.) 1874. 946.08 
 European capitals (Sketches of). See Ware (Wm.) . . . 942.09 
 European celebrities. See Sprague (W. B.) 1856. . . . 3262.08 
 European life, legend, and landscape. By an artist. 
 
 [anon.] Phil., 1859. 8° 945.04 
 
 Eusebius Pamphili, {bp. of Caesareia). An ecclesiasti- 
 cal history to the year 324. Tr. by Rev. C. F. 
 
 Cruse. London, 1838. 8° 3413.14 
 
 Same. [Greek text.] First book and selections. 
 
 With introd. by A. Ballard, and notes by W. B. 
 Owen. N. Y.,1874. 12° 3531.14 
 
 BRO.OKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
EUSTACE-EVERETT 
 
 451 
 
 . 7765.04 
 
 hist, sketches. 
 . 35i7.13 
 
 Eustace (John Chetwode). Classical tour through 
 Italy [1802, etc.] 7th ed. 3 v. London, 1841. 
 ■jgo 971.01 
 
 __Same.' 3d ed. 4v. L., 1815. 8°. . . 974.06 
 
 p„-t=,thiiis Tkessalonicensis. Commeutarii. Gr. et Lat. [In Mul- 
 
 E ler (0.) Geogr. Gr. min., v. 2, 1801.] 
 
 Enstathius or Eumathius. See Eumathius. 
 
 Eutaxia, or presbyterian liturgies: 
 Bv a minister. N. Y., 18o5. 12°. 
 
 Enthanasy. See Mountford (Wm.) 1852. . . 3676.01 
 
 Eutropius. Abridgement of Koman history. Tr. by 
 J S. Watson. L., Bolm, 1853. 12=. . . 423.06 
 
 _ Breviarium histories Romans ; ex ed. H. Verheyk, 
 cum notis et interpretatione. Londini, Valpy, 
 1821 8° • 7713.13 
 
 Same. [Lai. et Fr.~\ Paris, 1865. 8°. [Nisard's 
 
 Collection.] 7726.02 
 
 Euxine Sea. See Black sea (p. 294). .... , . _. 
 
 Bva-rius Sckolasticus. History of the church. A. D. 
 431-594. L., Bohn, 1854. 12°. . . . 3413.06 
 
 Evangelical alliance conference, 1873. History, es- 
 savs. orations, and other documents. Ed. by P. 
 Schaff andS. I. Prime. N. Y., 1874. 8°. 3548.15 
 Contents : Historical sketch. Address of welcome. Re- 
 ports on various christian countries. Christian union. 
 Christianity and its antagonists. Christian life : educa- 
 tion and literature, pulpit of the age, Sunday schools, 
 christian associations. Bomanism and protestantism. 
 Christianity and civil government : church aud state, 
 Christianity aud liberty, ministerial support. Christian 
 missions. Social reforms. Letters and documents. Index. 
 
 Evaoffelical religion. See Biblical and relig. lit., (p. 85). 
 
 Evangeline See Longfellow (H. W.) ... . . . . 1664.09 
 
 Evans (Got Albert S.) Our sister republic: tropical 
 Mexico, 1869-70. Hartford, 1871. 8°. .1152.17 
 
 Evans (A J. ) Through Bosnia and the Herzegovina. 
 London, 1876. 8 3 
 
 Evans (B., CD.) Early English Baptists. 4 v. London, 
 1862. 12° 3453.16 
 
 Evans (David Morier). Commercial crises, 1847-48 ; 
 facts and figures. London, 1848. 8°. . 5911.23 
 
 — History of the crisis, 1857-58, and the stock panic of 
 
 1859. London, 1859. 8° 5911.25 
 
 — Speculative notes, and notes on speculation, ideal 
 
 and real. L, 1864. 8° 5922.20 
 
 Evans (Rev. Evan). Specimens of the poetry of the 
 
 ancient Welsh bards. Kepr. from Dodsley's ed. 
 
 of 1761. Llanidloes, (Wales.) [n.d] 8°. 1(543.18 
 Evans (Frederick W. ) Shakers , compendium of origin, 
 
 doctrines, etc. N. Y., 1859. 12°. . . .3448.10 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 23, 1869 (Autobiography of a 
 
 Shaker, by F. W. E.) 
 Evans (G. W. D.) Classic and connoisseur in Italy 
 
 and Sicily. 3 v. L., 1835. 8°. . . . 974.20 
 Evans (Hugh Davey). Treatise on the christian doc- 
 trine of marriage. N. Y., 1870. 16°. . . 5824.16 
 Evans (John, F.R.S.) Ancient stone implements, 
 
 weapons, and ornaments of Gt. Britain. New York, 
 
 1872 8° 427-24 
 
 On flint implements in beds of gravel, sand, and clay. [In 
 
 Archaeologia, v. 38, I860.] 6128.— 
 
 — On the manuf. of stone implements in prehistoric times. [In 
 
 Internal cong. of prehist. archaeol. Trans., 1868.] 5813.28 
 Evans (John, quaker). Narrative of the proceedings 
 of the Quakers in Phila., against J. E. With evi- 
 dence on ease of J. E. versus Ellis Yarnall and 
 
 others. Phila., 1811. 8° 3448.17 
 
 Evans (Marian J.) See Lewes (Mrs. G H.) 1642.26 
 
 Evans (Sebastian). See biogr. notice in St. James mag., 1875. 
 Evaus (Thomas). Old ballads, with some modern. 
 Ed. enl. byR.HEvans. 4v. L.,1810. 12°. 1641.17 
 Evans (Thomas). Exposition of the faith of the 
 
 Quakers. PhiL, 1828. 8° 3547.10 
 
 Evans (W.F.) Mental-cure. Boston,1869. 12°. 5438.16 
 Evelyn (Chetwood). Table-talk on books, men, and 
 
 manners. N. Y., 1853. 12° 6216.02 
 
 Evelyn (John). Diary and corresp. [1620-1704.] 
 Ed. by W. Bray. 4 v. L., 1850-52. 8°. .3055.09 
 
 — Life of Mrs. Godolphin. L, 1864. 12°. .3066.28 
 Evenings with the child! en. See Ramsey (V. G.) 1872. 1161.02 
 Evenings with the sacred poets. See Saunders (Fr.) 1870. 1683.28 
 
 Events of a military life. See Henry (Walter) 3075.29 
 
 L'Eveque. See Levesque. 
 
 Everest (Charles W.) Poets of Connecticut; with 
 biogr. sketches. Hartford, 1843. 8°. . . 1643.08 
 
 Everett (Alexander Hill). Critical and miseel. e.ssavs. 
 Added a lew poems. B., 1845. 12°.. . 2524". 11 
 Contents : Mme de Sevigne. Who wrote Gil Bias ? Ber- 
 nardiu de St. Pierre. Schiller. Geoffroy on Freuch drama- 
 tic literature. Private life of Voltaire. Art of being happy. 
 Canova. Sir James Mackintosh. Cicero on government. 
 Dialogue on government between Franklin and Montes- 
 quieu. Chinese manners. Tho sabbath. Poems. 
 
 Same. 2d series. Boston, 1816. 12°. . 2524.12 
 
 Contents : Harro Harring. De Stael. Musanis' Popular 
 tales, lrving's Columbus. De Gerando's History of philo- 
 sophy. Greenough's statue of Washington. D. Stewart's 
 philosophy. Life of Rousseau. Havana. History of intel- 
 lectual philosophy. Lord Vapourcourt. 
 
 — Europe: survey of the principal powers, [anon.] 
 
 London, 1822. 8° 5727.06 
 
 — Life of Patrick Henry. Boston, 1848. 16°. [In Sparks (J.) 
 
 Arner. biogr., v 11.] •8241.11 
 
 — Life of Joseph Warren. New York, 1853. 16°. [In Sparks (J.) 
 
 Amer. biogr., v. 10.] 3241.10 
 
 — New ideas on population. B., 1823. 8°. . 5914.03 
 
 — Poems. Boston, 1845. 12° 1643.09 
 
 Everett (Charles Carroll). The science of thought ; a 
 
 system of logic. Boston, 1870. 12°. . . 5428.33 
 
 Everett (Edward). Life of Washington. New York, 
 
 I860. 12° 3177.04 
 
 — Life of John Stark. New York, 1853. 16°. [In Sparks (J.) 
 
 Amer. biogr., v. 1.] ■ • • ■ 3241.01 
 
 — Life of Peter C Brooks. [In Hunt (F.) Lives of American 
 
 merchants, v. 1, 1858.1 ... . - ■ • 3244.10 
 
 — Life of Webster. (In W.'s Works, v. 1, 1851.] . . _6077 01 
 -Mount Vernon papers. N. Y., 1860. 12°. 2*24 .13 
 
 — Orations and speeches. 4 v. Boston, 1850-68. 
 
 qo 6322.03 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Abdul Eahaman, v. 3. 
 
 Accumulation ; property; capi- 
 tal -, credit, v. 2. 
 
 Adams (J. Q.l Eulogy on, v. 2. 
 
 Adams and Jefferson, v. 1. 
 
 Africa (Colonization and civili- 
 zation of), v. 1. 
 
 Africa (Colonization of), v. 3. 
 
 Agriculture, v. 1. 
 
 — as affected by the war, v. 4. 
 
 — (Importance of), v. 3. 
 
 — (ProgreBS of), v. 3. 
 
 Aid to collegeB (2 speeches),v. 2. 
 
 America (Discovery of), v. 3. 
 
 American constitutions (Prin- 
 ciple of), v. 1. 
 
 American institutions (Vindica- 
 tion of), v. 4. 
 
 American manufactures, v. 2. 
 
 American scientific aBsoc, v. 2. 
 
 Anecdotes of early local hist., v. 2 
 
 Animals (Treatment of), v. 1. 
 
 Appleton (Nathan), v. 4. 
 
 Arctic sea (American expedi- 
 tion to), v. 4. 
 
 Army of the Potomac, v. 4. 
 
 Astronomy (Uses of), v. 3. 
 
 Baring (Thomas), v. 3. 
 
 Barnard (Daniel Dewey), v. 3. 
 
 Barnstable (Settlement of), v. 2. 
 
 Bible (The), v. 2. 
 
 Bloody brook (Battle of), v. 1. 
 
 Boston public library dedica- 
 tion, v. 3. 
 
 Boston school festival, v. 3. 
 
 Boston schools, v. 2. 
 
 Bowditch (Br N.), v. 2. 
 
 Brattle house (Opening of), v. 3. 
 
 Bristol (Koyal agricultural so- 
 ciety at), v. 2. 
 
 British association at Manches- 
 ter, v. 2. 
 
 Brooks (Peter Chardon), v. 3. 
 
 Bunker hill (Battle of), v. 1-3. 
 
 Call (The), to arms, v. 4. 
 
 Cambridge (Scientific associa- 
 tion at), v. 2. 
 
 Cambridge, (Engl.), University 
 of, v. 2. 
 
 Cambridge high school, v. 2 3 
 
 Charitable institutions and 
 charity, v. 3. 
 
 Charlestown, (17th June at), v. 2. 
 
 Choate (Rums), v. 4. 
 
 Circumstances favorable to the 
 progress of literature in 
 America, v. 1. 
 
 Civil war (Causes aud conduct 
 of the), v. 4. 
 
 Concord (19th of April at), v. 2. 
 Conditions of a good school, 
 v,3. 
 
 Danvers (Agricultural society 
 
 of), v. 4. 
 Danvers (Cattle-show at), v. 2. 
 Dedham (Cattle-show at), v. 2. 
 Dedham (Settlement of), v. 2. 
 Demand for reinforcement, v. 4. 
 Derby (Agricultural soc.of),v,2. 
 Dorchester in 1(130, 1776, and 
 
 1855, v. 3. 
 Dowse (Thomas), Eulogy on, 
 
 v. 3. 
 
 — Obituary notice of, v. 3. 
 DoWBe's library, v. 3. 
 
 Duty of crushing the rebellion, 
 v. 4. 
 
 Duty of supporting the govern- 
 ment, v. 4. 
 
 ' E pluribus unum,' v. 4. 
 
 East Tennessee (Aids to), v. 4. 
 
 Education in a republic, v. 2. 
 
 Education and civilization, v. 3. 
 
 Education favorable to liberty, 
 morals, and knowledge, v. 1. 
 
 Education in the western 
 states, v. 1. 
 
 Education of mankind, v. 1. 
 
 Education of the poor, v. 4. 
 
 Education the nurture of the 
 mind, v. 2. 
 
 Education (Academical), v. 3. 
 
 Education (Superior and popu- 
 lar), v. 2. 
 
 Education (University), v. 2. 
 
 Eliot school-house, v. 4. 
 
 Everett school-house, v. 4. 
 
 Exeter (Festival at), v. 2. 
 
 Felton (Cornelius Conway), v. 4. 
 
 — Inauguration of, v. 4. 
 Female education, v. 4. 
 Fiftieth anniversary of gradua- 
 tion, v. 4. 
 
 Flag-raising in Chester square, 
 
 v. 4. 
 Fourth of July, 1838, v. 3. 
 Fourth of July (The), v. 3. 
 Frankliu, the Boston boy, v. 4. 
 Franklin (Boyhood and youth 
 
 of), v. 2. 
 Franklin family (Memorial of 
 
 the), v. 3. 
 Gettysburg (National cemetery 
 
 at), v. 4. 
 Gilpin (Henry D.), v. 4. 
 Hale (Nathan), v. 4. 
 Hallam (Henry), v 4. 
 Harvard (John), Monument to, 
 
 v. 1. 
 Harvard centennial anniversa- 
 ry, v. 2. 
 Harvard college in the war, v.4. 
 Harvard (Festival of the Alumni 
 
 of), V. 2. 
 
 In asking for books, use the ■■ Book Orders," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, 
 
 ud tho NUMBER. 
 
452 
 
 EVERETT -EXPERIENCE 
 
 Everett (Edward), continued. 
 
 Harvard students (Opportuni- 
 ties Of), V. 4. 
 
 Hereford (Reception at), v. 2. 
 Humboldt (Alexander von), v. 4. 
 Husbandman, mechanic, and 
 
 manufacturer (The), v. 3. 
 Immigration (Effects of), v. 3. 
 Importance of scientific knowl- 
 edge to practical men, v. 1. 
 Inauguration of the Union 
 
 club, v. 4. 
 Ireland (The famine in), v. 2. 
 Irish charitable society, v. 2. 
 Irish regiment (The), v. 4. 
 Irving (Washington), v. 4. 
 Irving (Washington), Birthday 
 
 of, v. 4. 
 King (Vice-president), Remarks 
 
 on death of, v. 3. 
 Lafayette (Eulogy on), v. 1. 
 Latin school prize declamation, 
 
 v. 4. 
 Launch of the Defender, v. 3. 
 Lawrence (Abbott), v. 3. 
 — Obituary notice of, v, 3. 
 Lexington, Ky. (Speech at), v.l. 
 Lexington (Battle of), v. 1. 
 Liberty (History of), v. 1. 
 Lincoln (President), v. 4. 
 London (Geological soc. of),v,2. 
 Lord mayor's day, v. 2. 
 Lowell (John, jr.), v. 2. 
 Lowell (Fourth of July at), v. 2. 
 Massachusetts (Settlement of), 
 
 v. 1. 
 Massachusetts electoral college, 
 
 1804, v. 4. 
 Mechanic arts (Importance of 
 
 the), v. 2. 
 Militia (Importance of the), v. 2. 
 Miuot's Ledge light-houBe, v. 4. 
 Napoleon (Prince), Dinner to, 
 
 v. 4. 
 Nashville (Speech at), v. 1. 
 Navy iu the war, v. 4. 
 New England (First settlement 
 
 of), v. 1. 
 New Hampshire, v. 3. 
 New medical college, v. 2. 
 New York state inebriate asy- 
 lum, v. 4 
 Normal schools, v. 2. 
 Ottoman empire, v. 3. 
 Peabody (Cieorge), v. 3. 
 Philadelphia (Reception at), v. 3. 
 Pilgrim fathers (The), v. 2-3. 
 Pilgrims (Departure of the), 
 
 v. 2. 
 Powers's statue of Webster, v, 4. 
 
 Fresco tt (William Hickling),v.4. 
 Prison discipline, v. 2. 
 Questions of the day, v. 4. 
 
 Quincy (Josiah), v. 4. 
 
 Quincy (Administration of, as 
 pres. of Harvard college), v.4. 
 
 Railroads (Beneficial influence 
 of), v. 3. 
 
 Reception of the Sauks and 
 Foxes, v. 2. 
 
 Revolutionary war (First battles 
 of), v. 1. 
 
 Rjbinson's (Dr.) medal, v. 2. 
 
 Royal academy of art, v. 2. 
 
 Royal literary fund, v. 2. 
 
 Russia and United States, v, 4. 
 
 Saffron Walden agricultural so- 
 ciety, v. 2. 
 
 Sailor's home, v. 4. 
 
 Sanitary convention, v. 4. 
 
 Savannah (Relief of), v. 4. 
 
 Scots' charitable society, v. 2. 
 
 Seven years' war the school of 
 the Revolution, v. 1. 
 
 Springfield (Anniversary of set- 
 tlement of), v. 2. 
 
 Springfield cattle-show, v. 4. 
 
 Springfield (Opening of the R. 
 R. to), v. 2. 
 
 Stability and progress, v. 3. 
 
 Temperance, v. 1. 
 
 Turkey (Recollections of), v. 3. 
 
 Twelfth Massachusetts regi- 
 ment, v. 4. 
 
 Union meeting at Faueuil hall, 
 v.4. 
 
 United States naval acad., v. 4. 
 
 Vegetable and mineral gold,v.3. 
 
 Waltham (Agricultural society 
 of), y. 2. 
 
 Warren (Crawford's statue of), 
 v. 3. 
 
 Washington (Birthday of), v . 3. 
 
 — (Cane of), v. 3. 
 
 — (Character of), v. 4. 
 
 — (Youth of), v. 1. 
 
 — (Abroad and at home), v. 3. 
 Webster (Daniel), as a man, v. 3. 
 
 — (Oration on), v. 4. 
 
 — (The death of), v. 3. 
 Western railroad (The), v. 2. 
 Winslow (Capt.), Reception to, 
 
 v.4. 
 Working-men (Advantage of 
 
 scientific knowledge to), v. 1. 
 Working-men's party, v. 1. 
 York minster, v. 3. 
 Yellow Springs, (Speech at), v. 1. 
 
 ,8®=- For biogr. notices of E. E., see Biography (p. 343). 
 Everett (Wm. ) On the Cam. Lectures on Univ. of 
 Camb. in Engl. Camb., 1865. 16°. . . 5513.08 
 Evergreens. See Botany, p. 224. 
 
 Evers (Henry), Steam and the steam engine : land, 
 marine, and locomotive. N Y , 1873. 16°. 3922. '23 
 Everts ( Wm. W. ) Childhood ; its promise and train- 
 ing. New York, 1847. 8° 3511.07 
 
 Every day book. See Hone (Wm.) 6218.20 ; 22 
 
 Every-day booli of modern literature. See Townsend <G. H.) 
 
 1870 6331.15 
 
 Every-day errors of speech. See Meredith (L. P.) 1872. 6423.31 
 Every-day philosopher. See Boyd (A K. H.) . . 2514.08 
 
 Every-day religion. See Talmage (T. De W.) 1875. . . 3612.29 
 Every-day subjects in Sunday sermons. .See Collier (R.L.) 2536.21 
 Every-day topic-B. See Holland (J. G.) . . . .2532.17 
 
 Every man his own farrier. See Clater (F.) 4627.10 
 
 Every man's own la wyer. [anon.] L.,1870. 12°. 5622.28 
 Every Saturday, v. 1-8. B., 1866-69. 1.8°. . 8179.01 
 
 — Same. N. S. v. 1-3. B., 1870-71. fol. . 
 
 — Same. N. S. v. 1-i. B., 1872-73. 8°. ' . 8079.09 
 Evesham abbey. Chronicon abbat. Eveshamensis, ad 
 
 1118. Ed. by W. D. Macray. London, 1863. 8°. 
 
 [Rolls ohron.] 5H0. 
 
 Evidence. See Opinions ;— Probabilities : — also references under 
 
 Belief (p. 72). 
 Evidence Law of). See Law (Evidence.) 
 Evidences of natural and revealed religion. See Biblical and 
 
 relig. lit. (Evidences of Christianity , p. 86.) 
 Evil. See Biblical and relig. lit. [Evil, p. 87 -.—Evidences, p. 86 ;— 
 
 Fan of Man, p. 87 ;— Natural Uieol., p. 99 ; —Sin, p. 104);— 
 
 Moral science. 
 Evil eye. See Witchcraft. 
 Evolution. 
 
 — Birks ( T. It. ) Modern physical fatalism and the 
 
 doctrine of evolution, incl. exam, of Spencer's 
 first principles. 1876 3522.27 
 
 — Fiske (J. ) Outlines of cosmic philosophy, based 
 
 on evolution. 2 v. 1875 [1874.] . . .3915.28 
 
 — Force (M. F ) Pre-historic man. Darwinism and 
 
 deity, etc. 1873 5803.02 
 
 — GUI (W.I.) Evolution and progress. 1875. 3556.18 
 
 — Haeckel (F.) History of creation. 2v. 1876. 4713.24 
 
 — Lowne (B. T.) Philosophy of evolution. 1873. 4713.11 
 
 — MoGosh (J.) The development hypothesis: is it 
 
 sufficient. 1876 3567.26 
 
 — Martineau (J.) Place of mind in nature and intuition in man 
 
 [In Contemp. rev., April, 1872.] 
 
 — Mivart (St. <?.) Contemporary evolution; essay on 
 
 some recent social changes. 1876. . . 4713.27 
 Repr. from Contemp. rev., v. 23-24, 1874. 
 
 — Murphy (J. J. ) Habit and intelligence, in connec- 
 
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 criticism. 
 
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 — Wright (Chauncey). Philos. discussions. 1877. 5418.12 
 
 See also Nat. qu. rev., v. 24, 1872 ; New Englander, v. 30, 
 1871 (Defence of E.) ; Jan., 1874 (E. versus theism, by B. 
 A. Smith) ; v. 34, 1875 (Metaphysics of E. , Modern philos. 
 and theory of E., by L. Adams) ; Pop. sci. monthly, May, 
 1874 (E. and the doctrine of design, by W. S. Jevons), 
 
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 ment theories) ;— Biblical and relig. lit. (Evolution and reli- 
 gion, p. 87) ;— Language. (Evolution.) 
 Ewaid (Alex. Charles). The last century of universal 
 history, 1767-1867. London, 1868. 16°. . 413.17 
 
 — Life and times of Algernon Sydney, 1622-1683. 2 v. 
 
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 — Our public records ; handbook to the national ar- 
 
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 — Reference book of Engl. hist. L., 1866. 16°. 461.12 
 Ewald (Georg Heinrieh August von). Antiquities of 
 
 Israel. From the German, by H. S. Solly. Bost., 
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 — History of Israel. From the German, with preface 
 
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 8° 3441.17 
 
 — Life of Jesus Christ. Tr. and ed. by O. Glover. 
 
 Cambridge, (Eng.,) 1865. 12° 3422.18 
 
 jggp For a notice of E., see Brit. quar. rev., v. 57, 1873. 
 Ewbank (Thomas). Hydraulic and other machines for 
 
 raising water. 4th ed. N. Y, 1850. 8°. 3926.03 
 Same. London, 1812. 8° 3926.25 
 
 — Life in Brazil. New York, 1856. 8°. . . . 1166.05 
 Ewer (Rev. Ferdinand C.) Sermons on failure of ( 
 
 protestantism, and on catholicity. New York, 
 1869. 16° 3547.11 
 
 — Two eventful nights, or the fallibility of "spiritual- 
 
 ism " exposed. N. Y., 1856. 12°. . . .3815.43 
 Examination of Canon Liddon's Bampton lectures on 
 the divinity of Jesus Christ. By a clergyman of 
 the church of England, [anon.] B.,1872. 8°. 3566.22 
 Excavations. See Useful arts (Engineering, p. 41). 
 Exchange (Bills of). See Law. (Exchange.) 
 Exchange (Stock). See Political economy. (Stock exchange.) 
 Exchanges. See Political economy. (Banking ;— Exchanges;— 
 Money) ;— Arts (Useful : Weights and measures, Cambists, 
 etc., p. 48). 
 Excommunication. Lea (H. C.) Studies in church hist. 3425.16 
 Excursion (The) : poem. See Wordsworth (Wm.) 1849. 1696.03a 
 
 Excursions. See Thoreau (H. D ) 1863 I" 1 - 06 
 
 Executive power. See Government and politics. 
 
 Executors. See Law. (Executors and administrators.) 
 
 Exeter academy. See N. A. rev , v. 87, 1858 (Phillips family ana 
 
 Exeter academy). 
 Exhibitions (Universal). See Arts (Useful : Exhibitions, p. 43) ;— 
 United States centennial exhibition. 
 
 Exile. Percy anecdotes, v. 5, 1823 6211.03 
 
 Exodus (Book of). See Biblical and relig. lit. (Exodus, p. 87). 
 Exodus (Desert of the). See works on Palestine (in Countries. 
 
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 Exodus of the western nations. See Bury (W. 0.) 1865. . 563.16 
 Exotics. [Poetical translations.] By J. F. C. and L. C. 
 
 Boston, 1875. 16° 1642.23 
 
 Expanse of heaven. See Proctor (R. A.) 1873. . . •• f^r 
 Expediency. See Chris examiner, v. 22 (Question of, by J. «"- 
 ker) ; also Compromise (p. 278) ; also Biblical and religions 
 lit. (Conscience, p. 82) ; and Moral science, for works dis- 
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 Experience. Emerson (R. W.) Essays. 2d series, 1852 1 : p. 
 49-91 26.».u° 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
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 453 
 
 Experimental spiritism. See Kardec (A.) 1874. . . . 3812.37 
 Exposition of the barriers excluding men of genius 
 
 from the public, [anon.] L., 1833. 12°. 2712.19 
 Exposition of the weakness and inefficiency of the gov. of the 
 
 United States. See Mercer (C. F.) 6725.12 
 
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 Everett [E.) Mount Vernon papers, 1860 ; p. 248-258. 2524.13 
 
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 Expression of the emotions. Darwin (C) Expression, etc. 
 
 1873 5431.17 
 
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 $g- See also Physiognomy ;— Eye. 
 Exquemelin (Alexandre Olivier). See Buccaneers (p. 238). 
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 Buckle [H. T.) Commonplace books. [In liis Miscel. works, 
 
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 j&g- Sec also Quotations ; — Elocution. [Readings, p. 442.) 
 
 Extraordinary men. See Russell |Wm.| 1856 3263.20 
 
 Extraordinary women. See Russell (Wm.) 1857. . . . 3263.19 
 Eye (Expression of the). 
 
 — Tuckerman [K. T.) The optimist, p. 164-174 2544.11 
 
 — Turnley [J.) Language of the eye. 1856. . 5431.21 
 
 See also Macniillan's mag., Sept., 1866 (Expression, by 
 
 C. A. Collins). 
 Eye (Physiology and diseases of the). See Medicine. [Eye.) 
 Eyebnght (Daisy) , pseud. Manual of etiquette. New 
 
 York, 1873. 12° 5427.16 
 
 Eyes and ears. See Beecher (H. W.) 1862 2513.08 
 
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 of Frederick William in., king of Prussia. Tr. by 
 
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 Eyma (Xavier). Les femmes du nouveau-monde. 
 
 Paris, 1860. 12°. 7044. 12 
 
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 Paris, 1860. 12° 7041.13 
 
 Eyrbiggja saga. Scott [Sir W.) Abstract of the Eyrbiggia-saga. 
 
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 — Hume(H.) Life of E. J. E. 1867. . . .3054.29 
 
 See also Macmillan's mag., Oct., Nov., 1865 (2 paperB by 
 
 H. Kingsley). 
 Eyre (Sic James). The stomach and its difficulties. 
 
 6ded. Phila., 1869. 16° 4324.07 
 
 Eyre (Mary). Lady's walks in the south of France in 
 
 1863. 2d ed. London, 1865. 8°. . . . 962.15 
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 Ezeohiel. Ezechieli et christianornm poetarum relig. 
 
 dramaticse. Annot. F. Diibner. Parisiis, Didoi, 
 
 1846. 8° 7765.02 
 
 Ezekiel. See Biblical and relig. lit. (Ezekiel, p. 87 ;— Prophets, 
 
 p. 98 ;— Old Test., p. 87 —Bible, p. 78). 
 
 Fabens(J. W.) Life on the isthmus [of Panama]. 
 
 New York, 1853. 12° 1165.04 
 
 Paber (Frederick Wm.) Foot of the cross; or the 
 
 sorrows of Mary. 4th Amer. ed. Baltimore, 1859. 
 
 12°. 3547.12 
 
 — Hymns selected from Faber. Northampton, (Mass.,) 
 
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 Paber (George Stanley). Apostolicity of trinitarianism. 
 2 v. London, 1832. 8° 3547.21 
 
 — Difficult'.es of infidelity. Phila., 1S29. 16°. 3547 14 
 
 — Inquiry into the hist, and theology of the ancient 
 
 Vallenses and Albigenses. L., 1838. 8^. 3 i 33. 17 
 
 — Napoleon in., the man of prophecy. New York 
 
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 Fable. Balfinch ( T. ) Age of fable 143. i9 
 
 — Brewer {K. C.) Diet, of phrase and fable. 1H70. 6218.07 
 
 — Wheeler ( W. A. ) Noted names of fiction. 1865. 2761. j 7 
 
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 Fable of the bees. See Mandeville (Bernard). 1795. . 5435 17 
 Fables. See Fiction class-list, p. 480. 
 
 Fables and legends of many countries. See Saxe (J. G.) 1872. 
 Fabliaux of the 12th-13th century. See Le Grand D'Aussv 
 
 (P. J. B.) it^.ni 
 
 Face (The). See Fine arts [Expression .-—Head) ;— Physiognomy. 
 
 Facetiae. See Wit aud humur. 
 
 Factories. Great Britain. Inspectors of factories. Ke- 
 
 ports, 1872. . . .... . . 4344.22 
 
 See also Arts (Useful : Manufactures, p. 44). 
 Facts (Law of). See Law. [Facts.) 
 
 Facts about wives and mothers. See Donkersley (R.) . 5835 16 
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 [By A. H. W.] L., [187- .] 12°. . . .6015.23 
 
 Facts, not fairy-tales. See Dunn (H.) 1873 3514.03 
 
 Faerie queen. See Spenser (Edmund). 1686.16 ; 1626.03 ; 1691.02 
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 and drawings in the British museum. London, 
 
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 Fagge (C. Hilton) Eeport on forensic medicine, and on public 
 
 health, 1863-65. With bibliography. [New Sydenham society. 
 
 Yearbook, 1864-66. 8° .J 4304.05 
 
 — Report on toxicology and materia medica; — On materia medica 
 
 and general therapeutics, 1865-6. [In New Sydenham soc , 
 
 Bienn. retrospect, 1864-66.] . 43114. 06 
 
 Faggot of French sticks. See Head [Sir F. B.) 1853. . . 963.17 
 Fagnan [Mine. Marie Autoiuette). Minet-bleu et Louvette. [Jn 
 
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 Fain (Agathon Jean Fr., baron). Memoirs of the inva- 
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 Fair [Mrs. Laura). See Morse [3.1. Jr.) Famous trials. 1874. 5611.19 
 
 Fair France. See Craik [Mrs. D. M. Muloch). 1871. . 961.18 
 
 Fairbairn (John). Crests of the families of Great 
 
 Britain and Ireland. Ed. by J. Maclaren. 2 v. 
 
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 Fairbairn (Patrick, D. D. ) Keview of the controversies 
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 the middle of the 17th century. [In Dorner 
 
 (J. W.) History, etc. v. 3.] 3545.21 
 
 Fairbairn (Wm. ) Iron, its history, properties, and 
 manufacture. New ed. Edin., 1865. 8°. 3934.37 
 
 — On the application of cast and wrought iron to 
 
 building purposes. 3d ed. With short treatise 
 on wrought iron bridges. L. , 1857-58. 8°. 3923.29 
 
 — On water-wheels. [In Weale (J.) Quar. papers.] . 3918.16 
 Fairbanks (Charles Bullard). Aguecheek. Essays, 
 
 [and Sketches of foreign travel]. Boston, 1859, 
 
 12° 913.16 
 
 Fairbanks (George B.) History of Florida, to 1842. 
 Philadelphia, 1871. 12° 591.15 
 
 — Spaniards in Florida. Jacksonville, 1868. 8°. 654.02 
 Fairfax (Thomas, lord). Short memorials. By himself. [In Ma- 
 
 sares (F.) Select tracts, v. 1.] 476.17 
 
 ^g=* See also Biography (p. 143). 
 Fairfield ( Miss C. E. ) Our Bible class. New York, 
 
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 Fairfield (Francis Gerry) . Clubs of New York. New 
 
 York, 1873. 12° 6210.34 
 
 — Ten years with spiritual mediums. New York, 1875. 
 
 12°. 3812.38 
 
 Fairfield (George A.) Report on sewing-machines. [In TJ. S. Com. 
 
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 Fairfield (Sumner Lincoln). Lays of Melpomene. 
 
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 — Poems and prose writings, v. 1. [Poems.] Phila., 
 
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 v 19] 5060.19 
 
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 ^®- See also Folk-lore. 
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 gauge v broad gauge. London, 1872. 8°. 3923.43 
 Fail-mount park. See Countries. (PniladeJpkia, p. 358.) 
 Fairplay (Francis). Map of the (Janadas. London, 
 
 1831. 12° 5091.07 
 
 Fairplay (John, ed.,) pseud. Not3softhe Wandering 
 
 Jew on the Jesuits. London, 1845. 24°. 34.i4.08 
 Fairs. 
 
 — Bourne (H.R.F) Ronrmes of trade, p. 60-72. 5922.15 
 
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 Brooklyn, 1864. 4 J 596.02 
 
 — Morley(H. ) Memoirs of Bartholomew fair. 1859. 4617. 04 
 
 See also article in M'Cullocn's Diet, of commerce, 1869. 
 
 Fairy queen. See Spenser (Edmund). 
 
 Fairy tales. See Fiction, p. 480. 
 
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 Faith. See Biblical and relig. lit. (p. 87). 
 
 Faith (Eclipse ol), See Rogers (Henry). 
 
 Faith (Nemesis of). SeeFroude (J. A.) 
 
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 Falconer (Thomas). Dissertations. &e Hanno. Voyage etc 427 18 
 
 Falconer (Win, MR, b. 1741, d. 1 05). ° Disserta- 
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 Falconer (Wm, the poet). Po?t:cal works. With life 
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 lish poets, v. 14, 1810.] .... 162 k 14 
 
 — Select poems. [In Sanford (E.) and Walsh (B.) British poets, 
 
 v. 21, ls22.] -i^gj 27 
 
 Falkner (Edward). Ephesus, and toe temple of Diana 
 
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 Falkland Islands. See Countries. (Pallcan I Islands, n. 819 I 
 Fall ot Babylon. See Cummin? (John). 1870 3 -.42 11 
 
 Fall ol the Crimea. See Spencer (Capt. Edmund). 1854'. 55l'l0 
 Falloux (Alfred A. P, vicomte de). Louis xvi 
 [Biographie. ] 5e ed. Paris, 1868. 16°. 3113 32 
 
 — Madame Swetchine : sa vie et ses oeuvres. 2 v 
 
 Paris, 1862. 12° 3167 20 
 
 Falstaff (Sir John). Brough (R. B.) Life of. Illas. 
 
 by G. G-uikshank. 18.38. . 1755 qo 
 
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 Shakspeare's Falstaff) ; Gentleman's mag , Nov 1868 See 
 
 also under Shakspere (Wm.) 
 Fame and Reputation. 
 
 " "Ti '^ST*' (/ " h " E ™y° »* -vi-vs, 
 
 ~~ B %Ti-mt.] K * ' Postullmous ™P- U™ '<« Caxioniana 1%4 • 
 ~ %"''?!? \y m) t 7 " /,is Enquirer 1797.' (2 art )]' .' ' 252fi'l7 
 
 = ™ eg\ Po ^ moaa fa ; ne - [In liis " teb ' ie -'i M 
 
 v 2.1 . Po3tllumou3 laule - t'» Oxford prize essays, 
 
 — Saunde'rsiFJ Mosaics, 'p. '321-365. '. ' '2543 04 
 
 familiar French quotations, proverbs, and phrases. 
 
 London, 1876. 32°. . . 
 Familiar lectures. See Herschel (Sir J. F. W.) '. '. ' 3913 or, 
 !w„! e ) ™ ° n 1>UbUc ebM: <"*<><*. 1783-1815. See Sullivan 
 
 ■ . 573.09 
 
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 . 0213.02 
 
 (Wm.) . 
 
 Familiar talks to boys. '.See Hall ( John) ' 
 Familiar quotations. See Bartlett (John). 
 
 Familiar words. See Friswell (J. Hain) 6213 04 
 
 Families. See Genealogies ;— Aristocracy (p. 35) ;— Heraldry 
 
 Families of speech. See Farrar (F. W.) 1870 641222 
 
 Family, as a primitive institution. 
 
 Note.— The Family as the nidus out of which sprang the 
 the earnest forms of law and primitive judicial concen 
 tions of proprietary rights, is treated at large by Sir Henri 
 Maine in his 'Ancient Law.' lu his 'Village Com muni 
 ties' and his -Early history 01 Institutions,' he dwells" 
 more largely upon the family as the type of archaic so 
 ciety. Much light is thrown upon the relations of tlio 
 early family to legal and political institutions and ideas 
 among the Teutonic people., by "Von Maurer and others 
 a list of whose writings is appended to Maine's ' Villaoe 
 Communities,' p. 393. The place of the family in Greek and 
 Roman history is discussed at large in the 'Ancient Citv' 
 of Fustel de Coulanges, and incidentally in Cox's 'HiBtorv 
 of Greece,' and Freeman's ' Comparative Pol.tics.' Sohm's 
 'Friinkische Eeichs- und Gerichtsverfassung,' and Lave 
 leye's • La Propriety et ses loi mes primitives ' will be of 
 service iu studying the family in its connection with 
 origin of proprietary rights. Anglo-Saxon family law is 
 treated of in a recent volume of • Essays on Anglo-Saxon 
 Law,' by Henry Adams and others. A very complete list 
 of authorities ib prefixed. The place of the family in so- 
 ciological de\elopmeut is touched upon by Herbert Spcu 
 cer, in bis ' Principles of Sociology,' and by John Eiske hi 
 his ' Cosmic philosophy ' (chapter on the Evolution of 
 Society).— W. M. I. 
 Family and home life. 
 
 — Ackman (W. ) Life at home, etc. 1870. . 2513.15 
 
 — Beattie (J.) Attachment of kindred. [In Works, v. 3 ] 5015 11 
 
 — Emerson (R. 11' ) Domestic life. [In nis Society and solitude 
 
 1870; p. 91-121 mi ^ 
 
 — Fariiingliairi (M. ) Home life ; or, how to make 
 
 home happy. 1871. 16° 35,7.16 
 
 — Gasparin (A., comte de). The family . its duties, 
 
 joys and sorrows. 1867 3511.05 
 
 — Hague ( W. ) Home life. 1855 3550.09 
 
 — Percy anecdotes, v. 20, 1823 6211 20 
 
 — Ware (J. F. W. ) Home life 3617.08 
 
 sm~ See also Children (p. 266) ;— Marriage. 
 
 Family adviser. See Hartshorne (H.) 1869 4322.15 
 
 Family "(The) and Parochial almanack. L., 1835-41. 16°. 6761.17 
 
 *Same. Family almanack. Loudon, 1842. 16°. .6761.24 
 
 Note. — For continuation, Bee Englishman's and family 
 
 almanack. 
 Family and the church. See Hyacinthe (Fatker). . . .3563.17 
 Family pen (The). Taylor family. See Taylor (Rev. Isaac). 
 
 Family romance. See Burke (Sir Bernard) C612.14 
 
 Family worship. See Mauri ce (F. D.) Dialogues, etc. .3574.21 
 Farain (Cesar). Chili, Paraguay, Uiuguay, Buenos- 
 
 Ayres. Paris, 1840. 8°. [Univers.] 901.18 
 — - Circassie et Georgie. P., 1838. 8°. [Univers.] 902.29 
 
 — Colombie et Guyanes. P., 1837.8°. [Univers.] 901.17 
 Famines. 
 
 — Arnold R. A.) History of the cotton famine, 1'rcm 
 
 the fall of Sumter to the passing of the Public 
 works act. 1864 5920.03 
 
 — Richardson ( W.) Simple measures by which iamines may be 
 
 prevented. 1816. [In Pamphleteer, v. 8.] ... 5058.08 
 Note.— Upon famines iu India, see W. W. Hunter's Fam- 
 ine aspects of Bengal districts [1013 21] ; also Contemp. 
 rev., v. 4, 1867 ; Fraser's mag., v. 75, 1867 (Prevention of) ; 
 v. 76, 1867 ; North Brit, rev., v. 46, 1867. 
 Famous Americans. See Farton (James). 1867. . . . 3245.16 
 
 Famous books. See Adams (W. H. D.) 2513.11 
 
 Famous girls, [anon.] 4th ed. L, [1870.] 12°. 3261.17 
 Famous Loudon merchants. See Bourne (H. B. F.) 1869. 3261.04 
 Famous painters aud paintings. See Shedd (Mrs. J. A.) 1435.16 
 Famous persons and places. Sec Willis (N. P.) 1854. . . 2645.13 
 
 Famous trials. See Morse (J. T.) 6611.19 
 
 Famous women and heroes: a poem. See Michell (N.) 1871. 1667.03 
 
 Fan (The), a poem. See Gay (John) 1644.08 
 
 Fanaticism. 
 
 — Reese (D. M.) Humbugs of New York. 1838. 3813.39 
 — - Madden ( R. R. ) Phantasmata ; or, illusions and 
 
 fanaticisms. 2 v. 1857 3813.12 
 
 — Taylor (I.) Fanaticism. 1819 3612.04 
 
 tS" See also Biblical and religious literature. (Imposture 
 and Fanaticism, p. 89) ; — Delusions. 
 
 Faucourt (Charles St. John). Hist, of Yucatan to 
 close of 17th century. L., 1854. 8°. . .1165.16 
 
 Fane (Julian Charles Henry) and Bulwer-Lytton 
 (R. ) Tannhauser ; or the battle of the bards ; ft 
 poem. By N. Temple and E. Trevor, {pseud.] 
 London, 1861. 8° 1694.03 
 
 Fankwei. See Wood (W. M.) 1859 1022 ' 08 
 
 Fanning (Col. David). Adventures in North Carolina, 
 1775 to 1783. With introd. and notes. New York. 
 1865. 8°. [Sabin'a reprints.] .... 56422 
 
 Fanny Fern, pseud. See Parton (Mrs. James). 
 
 Faishawe (Cyril Aston). Book of battle songs of va- 
 rious nations. With remarks. L.,[n.d] 4°. 1614,33 
 
 ,BBO.OKLYr£ MERCANTILE LIBRAE Y. 
 
FANTOSME - FAUVEL-GOURAUD 
 
 455 
 
 Fantosme (Jordan). Chronicle of the war between 
 the English and Scots, 1173-4. Tr. with notes, by 
 F.Michel. London, Surtees soc, 1810. 8°. 5116.15 
 
 FaradaY (Michael). Experimental researches in chemis- 
 try and physios. London, 1859. 8°. . .4215.20 
 
 — Lectures on the chemical history of a candle. 
 
 New York, 1861. 16° 4211.02 
 
 Observ. on the education ot the judgment. [In Youmans 
 
 (E. L.) Culture, etc., 1867.] 5511.16 
 
 — Six lectures on the forces of matter. New Yurk, 
 
 I860. 16° 4022.04 
 
 ooaie thoughts on the conservation of force. [In Youmans 
 
 IE. L.) Correlation, etc., p. 357-383.] 4022 02 
 
 See also Biography (p. 143) ; also Macruillan's mag., Juno, 
 1868 (F., a discoverer, by J. S. Russell). 
 
 Parey (John). Treatise on the steam engine. Loudon, 
 1827. 4° 3927.06 
 
 Farces. See Plays. 
 
 Faria y Souza or Sousa (Manoel de). Portuguese Asia, 1506-1539. 
 Kerr (R.) Voyages, etc., v. 6-7.] 914.13 
 
 Same. [In Astley (T.) Col. of voyages, v. 1, 1745.] 935.09 
 
 Parington papers; ed.by Susan M.Ffaringtou. London, 
 1856. 4°. [Chetham soc, v. 39.] . . 5094.40 
 
 Parini (Luigi Carlo). The Eoman state, 1S15-1850. 
 Tr. by W. E. Gladstone. 4 v. L, 1851. 8°. 535.17 
 
 Parley (Frederick Augustus, D.D. ) Unitarianism de- 
 fined. Boston, 1870. 8° 3547.24 
 
 Sermons. 
 
 Christ among the children. [In Monthly relig. mag., Aug., 
 
 1850 ) 3547.29 
 
 Christian consolation for bereaved parents. Brooklyn, 1841. 
 
 8° . . 3547.29 
 
 Dangers of a business life. New York, 1847. 8°. . .3547.29 
 
 Death of the president of the U. S. Boat.. 1841. 8'. . 3547.29 
 
 Discourse at the dedication of Westminster church, Provi- 
 dence. B , 1829. 8" 3547.29 
 
 — Discourse on John Quincy Adams. Brooklyn, 1848. 8°. 3547.29 
 Father (The) the only proper object of christian worship. 
 
 New York, 1849. 12° 3547.28 
 
 — Gospel requisitions. [Liberal preacher, July, 1834.] . 3547.29 
 
 — Grounds for rejecting the text of the three heavenly wit- 
 
 nesses. Brooklyn, 1845. 12° 3547.28 
 
 — Militarv glory. New York, 1848. 12° 3547.28 
 
 — Sermon, Westminster church, Nov. 10, 1839. Providence, 
 1839. 12° 3547.28 
 
 — Sermon after the interment of Henry Leeds. New York, 
 1843. 8' 3547.29 
 
 — Tribute to the memory of Seth Low. N. Y.. 1853. 8\ 3547.29 
 
 — Two discourses on the Lord's supper. Providence, 1830. 
 12' . 3547.28 
 
 — • Two tracts. 1, on the origin of the doctrine of the trinity. 
 2, on the genuineness of the text of "The three heavenly 
 witnesses." Brooklyn, 1832. 12° 3547.28 
 
 — " What is truth." New York, 1843. 8° 3547.29 
 
 — Channing ( W. E.) Discourse at the ordination of F. A. F., 
 
 Providence, E. I., Sept. 10, 1828. Boston. 1828. 8°. 3547.29 
 Farley (J. Lewis). Two years in Syria. London, 
 
 18=18. 8° 1042.17 
 
 Farlie (Robert). Moral emblems. See Pigot (St..) . . . 1446.21 
 
 Farm ballads. See Carleton (Wm.) 1873 1631.07 
 
 Farm legends. See Carleton (Wm.) 1876 1631.10 
 
 Farmer (Benj.) View of the internal policy of Gt. 
 
 Britain, [anon.] L.,1764. 16°. . . . 5713.14 
 Farmer (Richard, D.D ) Cheetham ms. ; ed. by A. B. 
 
 Grosart. L., 1873. 4°. [Chatham soc, v. 89, 
 
 90.] 5006.08 
 
 — Essay on the learning of S. [In Shakspere (W.) Plays, v. 2, 
 
 1803.) 17"3.05 
 
 Farmer's boy ; rural poem. See Bloomfield (R.) . . . 16'5.02 
 Farmer's vacation. See Waring (Geo. E., jr.) . . ■ 946.12 
 Farmers' calendar, and gardening. L., 1843. 16*. . .6761.25 
 *Same. British farmers' almanack. 5 v. London, 1844-48. 
 
 16' , 6761.26 
 
 Farmers' ready reckoner. London, 1861. 16°. 4015.20 
 Farming. See Agriculture (p. 7). 
 
 Farming for boys. See Coulter (Miss). 1866 6122.05 
 
 Farm-yard club of Jotham. See Loring (G. B.) . . . . 5126.09 
 Farnham (Eliza VV. ) Ideal attained, story of two stead- 
 fast souls. N. Y., 1865. 12°. . . . 191.01 
 
 — Eliza Woodson : an autobiography. See below My early 
 
 days. , 191.05 
 
 — Life in Pnirie land. New York, 1852. 12°. 1124.16 
 
 — My early days. New York, 1855. 12°. . 191.05 
 
 — Woman and her era. 2d ed. 2 v. New York, 1865. 
 
 1865. 12° 5823.01 
 
 Farnham (Thomas J.) Life, adventures, etc., in Cali- 
 fornia and Oregon. N. Y., 1849. 8°. . . 1114.01 
 
 Farniugham (Marianne). Home life. New York, 1871. 
 16° 3547.16 
 
 Faroe Islands. See Countries (p. 319). 
 
 Farquhar (George). Dramatic works. Ed. by Leigh 
 
 Hunt. London, 1849. 8° 1744.31 
 
 Contents : Beaux stratagem. Constant couple ; or a trip 
 
 to the jubilee. Inconstant (The) : or, the way to win him. 
 Love and a bottle. Eecruitlug officer. Sir Harry Wildair. 
 Twin rivals. 
 
 — Dunham (S. A.) Lives, etc., v. 3 3211.16 
 
 See also Gentleman's mag., Jan., 1872 (by C. C. Clarke). 
 Parr (Edward). Ancient history. 4 v. Cm., 1856 
 12° 421.03 
 
 — Select poetry, chiefly devotional, of reign of Eliza 
 
 beth. 2v. Camb., (Eng.,) 1865. 16°. .3705.1)9 
 Farragut {Admiral David G.) See Biography (p 144). 
 Farrar (Adam Storey). Critical nistory of free thought. 
 
 N. Y., 1863. 12°. [Bampton lectures.] 3547.17 
 Farrar (Rev. Frederic Wm. ) Essays on a liberal edu 
 
 cation. London, 1867. 8° 5515.2] 
 
 — Fall of man, and other sermons. 3d ed. London. 
 
 1876. 8°. 3517.30 
 
 — Families of speech ; 4 lectures. L, 1870. 12°. 6412. 22 
 
 — " In the days of thy youth." Sermons, 1871-76. 
 
 New York, 1876. 12° 3547.23 
 
 — Life of Christ. 2 v. N. Y., 1874. 8°. . .3422.24 
 
 — Seekers after God. PhU., [Lond.,] 1869. 12°. 5435.19 
 
 Viz. : Seneca. Epictetus. Marcus Aurelius. 
 
 — Silence and voices of God, with other sermons. 
 
 2d ed. London, 1875. 12° 3547. 1 9 
 
 — Witness of history to Christ : Hulsean lectures for 
 
 1870. London, 1871. 12° 3547.18 
 
 Farrar (Mrs. Eliza llotch, wife of John). John Howard. 
 Boston, 1833. 16° 3083. U 
 
 — Recollections of 70 years. B., 1866. 16°. . 3055.18 
 Farrar (Timothy, LL.D.) Manual of the constitution 
 
 of the U. S. Boston, 1867. 8° 5730.03 
 
 Farren (Wm., actor). See sketches of bim in Bentley's miGcel , 
 Jan., 1857, aud Gentleman's mag., Jan., 1872. 
 
 Farren (George). Observations on the laws of mortali- 
 ty and disease, and life insurance. With appen- 
 dix, on mania, melancholia, etc , as displayed in 
 Shakespeare's Lear, Hamlet, Ophelia, and Edgar. 
 London, 1829. 8° 5914.:. 6 
 
 Farriery. See Horse ;— Veterinary medicine. 
 
 Fascination ; or, philosophy of charming. See Newman 
 (J.B.) 3814.24 
 
 Fashion. Percy anecdotes, v. 19, 1823 6211.19 
 
 ,6®- See also Costume (p. 284). 
 
 Fast day sermons : or the pulpit on the state of the 
 country. New York, 1861. 12°. . . .3517.20 
 Contents : Thornwell (J. H.) Our national sins. Palmer 
 (B. M ) Slavery a divine trust. Dabney (R. L.) The christ- 
 ian's best motive for patriotism. Breckinridge (R. J ) 
 The union to be preserved. Van Dyke (H J ) Character 
 and influence of abolitionism. Lewis (T.) Patriarchal and 
 Jewish servitude no argument for American slavery. 
 Haphall (M. J ) Bible view of slavery. Vinton ( F.) Fanati- 
 cism rebuked. Beecher (H. W.) Peace, be still. Bellows 
 (H. W.) The crisis of our national disease. Adams (W.) 
 Prayer for rulers ; or duty of christian patriots. 
 
 Fast in the ice ; polar regions. [In Ballantyne's miscel., v. 3. 
 1869.] 931.04 
 
 Fast life on the modern highway. See Taylor (J.) 1874. 3925.44 
 
 Fatalla-Sayeghir. Lamariine (A. de). Residence of 
 F among the wandering Arabs of the Great 
 Desert. 1836 1052. '.'1 
 
 Fate. Emerson (R. W.) Conduct of life, 1860 ; p. 1-43. 2524.02 
 
 — Plutarch. Of fate. [In his Morals, v. 5, p. 293-308.] .5435,30 
 
 ,8®- See also Necessity ;-Providence {as Antonym). 
 Father Prout, pseud. See Mahoney (Francis). , ... , „. 
 
 Fathers of the church. See Biblical, relig and eccl. lit (p 87) 
 Fathers of the Desert. See Ruffner (H.) 1850. . . .. 3421.01 
 Fau (Julien). Anatomy of the external forms ol man ; 
 for artists. Ed. by R. Knox. [Text only], ixnid., 
 
 1849. 8' 
 
 1456.06 
 
 Faulkner (Henry). Elephant haunts. London, 1868. 
 qo 10 s 5.13 
 
 Faunce (D. W, 
 1875. 12 r 
 
 Christian in the world. Boston, 
 .... 3547.25 
 
 Fauriel (Claude Charles). History of provencal poetry. 
 
 Tr. by G. J. Adler. N. Y., 1860. 8° . ^7-5.12 
 Faussett (Thomas Godfrey). On the present state of the law nt 
 
 "Treasure trove." [In Archsol.journal, v. 22.] .1463.17 
 Faust drama. See Goethe (J. W. von). 
 Faust.' Dr. Johannes Faust. (In Simrock (K.) Deutschen Volks- 
 
 ... . « -l QAP 1 . lliO.ii 
 
 s U a°me r ' Hist, of the damnable life and deserved death of 
 
 261.24 
 
 Dr. John Faustus. (In Thorns (W. J.) Early English p 
 
 romances, v. 3. 1858.] . 
 
 Same (In Hoscoe (T.) Germ, novelists, v. 1, 1826.] 244.16 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 2, 1858 (German legend of 
 
 Dr Faustus, by T. A. L. Robinson). 
 Fauvel-Gouraud (Francis) Phreno-mnemotechny ; 
 
 or the art of memory. N. Y., 1845. 8°. 5ol8.26 
 
 In asking for books, use the « Book Orders," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
456 
 
 FAVORITE -FENIAN 
 
 Favorite authors, a companion-book of prose and 
 poetry. Boston, 1861. 12° 2.324.14 
 
 Favourite fables, in prose and verse. London, 1875. 
 16° 181.15 
 
 Favre (Jules). See King (E.) French polit. leaders. 1876. 3221.17 
 
 Fawcett (Henry). Manual of political economy. 3d ed. 
 London, 1869. 12°. . ." 5912.13 
 
 — Pauperism : its causes and remedies. London and 
 
 New York, 1871. 8° 5825.23 
 
 — Speeches on some current political questions. Lon- 
 
 don, 1873. 8° 5724.19 
 
 Contents : Indian nuance. The education act, 1873. The 
 nine hours bill, 1873. Election expenses, 1873. Women's 
 suffrage, 1873 Household suffrage, 1873. Irish university 
 education. The enclosure of commons, 1871. The law offi- 
 cers of the crown, 1872. Speech at Brighton, 1873. 
 
 — Hinlon (K. J.) Eng. radical leaders. 1875. . . .3221.14 
 
 — and Fawcett (Millicent Garrett). Essays and lec- 
 
 tures on social and political subjects. London, 
 
 1872. 8° 5814.23 
 
 Contents : [By H. F.J Modern socialism. Of state inter- 
 vention. Pauperism, charity, and the poor law. What can 
 be done for the agricultural labourers. The House of lords. 
 [By M F. G.l Free education in its economic aspects. Na- 
 tional debts and national prosperity. Schools' inquiry com- 
 missioners on the education of girls. Education of women. 
 Electoral disabilities of women. Why women require the 
 franchise. An American [S. Sterne] on representation. 
 Proportional representation and Hare's scheme explained. 
 
 — Political economy for beginners. London, 1870. 
 
 18° 59H.10 
 
 Fawcett (Millicent Garrett). Tales in political econo- 
 my. London, 1874. 12° 5911.29 
 
 The Srimats. The shipwrecked sailors. Isle Pleasant. 
 Foreign trade. 
 
 Fawkes (Francis). Poems. [In Chalmers' (A.) English poets 
 v. 16. 1810.] 1626.16 
 
 Fay (F. E.) Epistle of Paul to the Romans. [In Lange (J. P.) 
 Commeutary. New Test., v. 5, 1869 3747.15 
 
 Fay (Joseph D. ) Digest of laws of state of New York. 
 3 v. New York, 1874-76. 8° 5616.09 
 
 Fearing (Paul). See Campbell (J. W.) Biogr. sketches. . 3245.15 
 
 Fearn or Noel Fearn. See Christmas (Henry). 
 
 Fearn (John). First lines of the human mind. Lon- 
 don, 1820. 8° 5433.09 
 
 — Letter to Stewart on laws of vision. [In Pamphleteer v 12 
 ,1818.] *. . . 5058.12 
 
 — Manual of the physiology of mind. London, 1829. 
 
 8° 5433.10 
 
 — Review of first principles of Berkeley, Reid, and Stewart. 
 
 1815. [In Pamphleteer, v 3, p. 345-359.] .... 5058 03 
 
 — Essay on external perception. 1815. [In Pamphleteer, v. 5, 
 
 p. 55-81.] 5 05805 
 
 FearnsiJe (Henry Gray). Picturesque beauties of the 
 Bhine. London, [n.d.] 8° 966.05 
 
 Featherstonhaugh (George Wm.) A canoe voyage up 
 the Minnay Sotor. 2 v. L, 1847. 8°. .1115.14 
 
 Federal party. See Countries. [United States : Polit. hist., p. 389.) 
 
 Federal government. See Government and politics. 
 
 Federalist (The) on the new constitution. By Hamil- 
 ton, Madison, and Jay. New ed. Hallowell, 1852. 
 8° 5734.05 
 
 Same. Also the Continentalist, etc. , by Hamil- 
 ton. Ed. byJ.C. Hamilton. N.Y., 1864. 8°. 5734.10 
 
 — — Same. The Foederalist. With hist, introd. and 
 
 notes by H. B. Dawson. N. Y., 1863. 8°. 5734.11 
 
 — Correspondence between John Jay and H. B. Dawson and 
 
 between James A. Hamilton and H. B. Dawson concern 
 
 ing the Fcederalist. New York, 1864. 8°. . . 573414 
 
 Feejee Islands. See Countries. {Fiji Islands, p. 319.) 
 
 Feelings Bray [C.) Education of. 4th ed. 1872. . 
 
 US' See also Emotions 'p. 444). 
 Feet See Medicine [Foot) ;—als'o Boots and Shoes (p. 223) 
 Feilner (J.) Explorations in upper California, in 1860. [In Sm 
 report, 1864.] 3936 19 
 
 Feieraband (August). Die Schweizerische Alpenwelt 
 Bielefeld, 1873. 8° 9 8 5 25 
 
 Feinagle (Gregor von). New art of memory. London, 
 1S12. 12° 551] li 
 
 Feldborg (Anders Andersen). Continuation. See Baden (G L ) 
 History of Norway, etc. 1817 542 14 
 
 — Appeal to the English nation in behalf of Norway. f/n Famnh- 
 
 leteer, v. 14, 1814.] 6058 04 
 
 Felkin(Wm.) History of machine- wrought hosiery 
 and lace manufactures. L., J8B7. 8°. . 393112 
 
 — Hosiery and lace. [In British m'fg industries. 1876.] 3941 29 
 Fell (John, bp. of Oxford). Life of Henry Hammond, 
 
 D.TJ. Oxford, 1856. 16° .3074 26 
 
 — — Same. [In Wordsworth (C.) Eccl. biogr., v. 4, 1853.] 3446.04 
 
 — Interest ot England stated [with reference to the great rebel- 
 
 lion. In Masares (F.) Select tracts, v. 2, 1815.] 470 18 
 
 5433.19 
 
 Fellenberg (Philipp Emanuel von). Letter [in French! on hi. 
 establishment at Hofwyl. [In Central soc. of ed., y ™ 
 
 1838.] * 5513 o«i 
 
 See also National assoc. soc. science. Trans lfKa <m 
 establ. of E. de Fellenberg). ""-.urn (Ed. 
 
 Fellow (B.) Game of croquet. N. Y., 1865. 16°. 4612 03 
 
 Fellows (Sir Charles). Account of the Ionic trophy 
 
 monument at Xanthus. L., 1848. 8°. . . 1455 28 
 
 — Travels and researches in Asia Minor, more particn 
 
 larly in Lycia. L., 1852. 12° 1033 01 
 
 — Xanthian marbles. London, 1843. 8°. . . 1455 28 
 Fellows (John). The veil removed ; reflections on 
 
 Humphrey's Life of Israel Putnam. New York 
 
 1813 3i4(j 29 
 
 Fellowes (Eobert). Bight of property vindicated 
 
 against universal suffrage. L, 1818. 8°. 5717.00 
 Felltham (Owen). Resolves, divine, moral, political 
 
 London, 1849. sq. 8° 3552 04 
 
 Felt (Josiah Barlow). Annals of Salem. 2d ed 2v 
 
 Salem, 1845-49. 8° 601.02 
 
 — Ecclesiastical history of New England. 2 v. Boston 
 
 1855-62. 8°. *. . . . 3456 ?6 
 
 — Historical account of Massachusetts currencv Bos 
 
 ton, 1839. 8° '5937.04 
 
 — History of Ipswich, Essex and Hamilton. Cam- 
 
 bridge, 1834. 8° 6ii.ee 
 
 Felton (Cornelius Conway). Familiar letters from 
 Europe. Boston, 1865. 12°. 943.22 
 
 — Greece, ancient and modern. 2 v. Boston 1807 
 
 8° 426.11 
 
 — Life of Wm. Eaton. New York, 1853. 8°. [In Sparks (J) 
 
 Amer. biogr., v. 9.] B241.09 
 
 — Selections from modern Greek writers. Cambridge 
 
 {Mass.), 1857. 12° 6414 03 
 
 Felton (John Brooks). The horse shoe : a poem. 
 
 Cambridge, (Mass.), 1849. 12° ... 1643.12 
 Felton (John H. ) The decimal system : weights and 
 
 measures 4015.21 
 
 Female beauty. See Cazenave (A.) 1874 5836.04 
 
 Female poets of America. See Griswold. . . 1645.06 ; 1645.03 
 Female biography, education, suffrage, rights, etc. See Women. 
 Female poets of America. See Read (T. B.) . . . 1677.17 
 
 Female prose writers of America. See Hart (J. S.) 1852. 2755.22 
 Fencing. See Military science. (Sword-play.) 
 Fendler (Augustus). Meteorology of Colonia Tovar, Venezuela. 
 
 [In Sm. report, 1857.] 3936.12 
 
 Fenelon (Francois de Salignac de La Mothe). Aven- 
 
 tures de Telemaque. — Kecueil des fables. Paris, 
 
 1848. 16° 7021.14 
 
 Same. Adventures of Telemachus. Tr. by J. 
 
 Hawkesworth, with life by Lamartine, essay on 
 
 his genius by Villemain, critical notices, etc. 
 
 Ed. by O. W. Wight. N. Y., 1859. 12°. 101.17 
 
 — Conversations with M. de Bamsai on the truth 0' 
 
 religion, with his Letters on the immortality of the 
 soul and the freedom of the will. Tr. by A. E. 
 Silliman. New York, 1869. 8°. ... 3552,08 
 ■ — De l'education des filles. Dialogues des morts et 
 opusc. divers. Abre'ge des vies des anciens philo- 
 sophes. Paris, 1848. 16° 7021.16 
 
 — De 1' existence de Dieu. Entretiens sur la rel : gion, 
 
 sur l'amour de Dieu, sur divers sujets de meta- 
 physique et de religion. Dialogues sur l'eloquence. 
 Lettre sur les anciens et les modernes. Lettre a 
 Louis xiv. Paris, 1846. 16°. .... 7021.15 
 
 — Dialogues on eloquence ; particularly for the pulpit. 
 
 With his letter to the French academy concern- 
 ing rhetoric, poetry, history, and comparison be- 
 tween the ancients and moderns. Tr. by W. Ste- 
 venson. London, 1808. sm. 8°. . . . 6334.16 
 
 — Dissertation on pure love. 2d ed. London, 1738. 
 
 8° . 3551.06 
 
 — Ethic tales and fables. Tr. by D. Bellamy. [In B.'s Ethic 
 
 amusements.] 185.07 
 
 — Fables et contes. [In Cabinet des fees, v. 18, 1786.] 7052.18 
 
 — Lives of the ancient philosophers. Tr. by J. Cor- 
 
 mack. New York, 1847. 18° 5412.24 
 
 — Selections from writings. By Mrs. Pollen. Boston, 
 
 1859. 12°. 3552.07 
 
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 — Criticism of philos. systems. Tr. by A. E. Kroeger. [In Jour. 
 
 of spec, philos., v. 1, 1867.] 
 
 — Destination de l'homme. Paris, l:-i3C. 8°. 3532.15 
 
 Note.— The French of 'Vocation of man,' below. 
 
 — Facts of consciousness. Tr. by A. E. Kroeger. [In Jour, of 
 
 spec, philos., v. 6, 1871; (4 art.)] 
 
 — Laviebienheureuse. Paris. 1845. S°. . 3552.16 
 
 — New exposition of the science of knowledge. Tr. by A. E. 
 
 Kroeger. [In Journal of spec, philos., v. 3, 1869 ; 4 art.] 
 — -Popular works. Tr. with memoir, by W. Smith. 
 
 2v. London, 1848. 12° 3552.13 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Memoir of tho author. Vocation of tho 
 scholar. Nature of the scholar. Vocation of the mau. 
 v. 2. Characteristics of the present age. Tlie way towards 
 the blessed life. Outlines of knowledge. 
 
 • Sammtliche Werke. Herausg. von I. H. Fichte. 8 v. 
 Berlin, 1845-6. 8° 
 
 Contents; v. 1, 2. Zur tlieoretischen Philosophie. 1, Re- 
 cension des Aenesidemus, 1794. Ueber den Begiiff der 
 Wissenscbaftslehre, Oder der sogenannten Philosophie. 
 Grundlage der gesammten Wissenschaftslehre. Grundriss 
 der gesammten Wissenschaftslehre. Anhaug : Rede uber 
 die Wilrde des Menschen. le, 2e Einleitung in die Wissen- 
 schaftslehre. 1797. Versuch einer neuen Darstellung der 
 Wissenschaftslehre, 1797. 2, Darstellung der Wissenschafts- 
 lehre a. d. J. 1801. Die Bestimmung des Menschen, 1800. 
 Popularer und kritischer Anhang : Sonnenklarer Bericht 
 uber das Wesen der neuesten Philosophie, 1801. Ver- 
 gleichung des voni Herrn Prof. Schmid aufgesteilten Sys- 
 tems rait der "Wissenschaftslehre, 1795. Anualen des 
 philosophischen Tons, 1797. Eecension von Bardili's Grund- 
 riss der ersten Logik, 1800. Antwoi'tsschreiben an Hernn 
 Prof. Reinhold, 18U1. Die Thatsachen des Bewusstseyns, 
 1810.' Die Wissenschaftslehre in ihrem allgemeinen Drarisse, 
 1810. 3, 4, Zur Reckls- und Sittenlehre. 3, Gruudlage des 
 Naturrechts nach Principien der Wissenschaftslehre. 1796. 
 Der geschlossene Handelsstaat, 1800. 4, System der Sitten- 
 lehre nach den Principien der Wissenschaltslebre, 1798. 
 Die Staatslehre, oder ilber das Verhiiltniss des Urstaates 
 zum Vernunftreiche, im Vorlesungen, 1813. Kede an 
 seine Zuhbrer, am 19 Feb. 1813. 5, Zur Religionsphilosophie. 
 Anhorismen liber Religion und Deismus, 1790. Versuch 
 einer Kritik aller Offenbarung, 1792. Ueber den Gruiid 
 unseres Glaubens an eine gottliche Weltregierung, 1798. 
 Appellation an das Publicum gegeu die Anklage des Atheis- 
 mus, 1799. Gerichtliche Verantwortung schiiften gegen 
 die Anklage des Atheisrnus, 1799. Riickerinneiuugen, 
 Antworteu, Fragen. Aus eiuem Privatschreiben, iui Jan., 
 1800. Die Anweisung zum seligeu Leben, Oder auch die 
 Religiouslehre, 1806. 6-8. I'oputdrphUosophische Schriflen. 
 (',, Zuvuckforderung der Denklreiheit von den Fursten Eu- 
 ropens, die sie bisher undriickten, 1793. Beitaage zur 
 Berichtigung der Urtheile des Publicums liber die franzb- 
 sische Revolution, 1793. Einige Vorlesungen uber die 
 Bestimmung des Gelehrten, 1794. TJeber das Wesen des 
 Gelehrten, uud seine Erscheinungen im Gebieto der Frei- 
 heit. 1805. Ueber die einzig mogliehe Storung der alia- 
 demischen Freiheit, 1812. 7, Die Grundziige des gegen- 
 wartigen Zeitalters, 1804. Kedeu an die dentsche Nation, 
 1808 Anhaug zu den Reden an die deutsche Nation, 1806. 
 Politische Fragmeute, 1807 und 1813. A. Bruclistiicke aus 
 eiuem unvolleudeteu polilischen Weike, 1806-07. Episode 
 uber unser Zeitalter. Die Republik der Deutsehen. b. Aus 
 dem Eutwurfe einer poUtischeu Schrift, 1813. c. Excmse 
 zur Staatslehre, 1813. Ueber Errichtung des Vernuuitrei- 
 ches. Ueber Zufall, Loos, Wunder. Ueber die Ehe, den 
 Gegensatz von altem und neuem Staate und Religion, u. s. 
 w. 8, Nicolai's Leben und sonderbare Me'imiigen, 1801. 
 Deducirter Plan einer zu Berlin zu erriclitendeu hbhereu 
 Lehranstalt, 1807. Beilagen zum Universitatsplane : Plan 
 zu einem periodischeu sehriftstellerischen Werke an einer 
 deutschen Universitat. 1805. Rede bei einer Ehrenpromo- 
 tion an der Universitat zu Berlin, 16 April, 1811. Ver- 
 mischte Aufsatze : A. Beweis der Uurechtmassigkeit des 
 Buchernachdrucks, ein Riisonnement uud eine Parabel, 
 1791. B. Zwei Predigten aus dem Jahre 1791. c. Ueber 
 Geist und Buchstab in der Philosophie, 1794. d. Vou der 
 Sprachfahigkeit und dem Ursprunge der Sprache, 1795. 
 E. Ueber Belebung uud Erhbhung des reinen Interesse 
 fur Wahrheit, 1795. F. Aphorismen uber Eiziehung, 1804. 
 G Bericht uber die AVisseuschaftslehre und die bishengeu 
 Scbicksalederselben, 1806. Recensionen : a. Von Creuzers 
 skeptischen Betrachtuugen uber die Freiheit des Willens, 
 1793 B. Von Gebbard uber sittliche Giite, 1793. o. Von 
 Kant zum ewigen Frieden, 1796. Poesien und metnsche 
 Uebersetzungen : A. Das Thai der Liebenden, Novello, 
 1786. b. Kleinere Gedichte. o. Uebersetzungen aus dem 
 Portugiesischen, Snanischen, und Italiauiscben. 
 
 - Nachgelassene werke, hcrausgegebsn von I. 11. 
 
 Fichte. 3 v. Bonn, 1834-35. 8°. ... 
 
 Contents: V. 1, Einleitungsvorlesungen in die Wissen- 
 schaftslehre, die transscendentale Logik and die lliat- 
 sachendes Bewusstseins. 2, Wissenschaftslehre uud das 
 System der Rechtslehre. 3, System der Sittenlehre. As- 
 cet.k als Anhaug zur Moral. Fiinf Vorlesungen ubei die 
 Bestimmung des Gelehrten. Predigt uber Luc. .2: It, 10. 
 Der Patriotisinus und sein Gegentheil. Ideen zur die iu- 
 nere Organisation der Univ. Erlangen. Tagebuch nber 
 den animalischen Magnetismus X er a m ) 8<! ft a tXtna 
 und Fragmente. TJeber Macchiavelli als Schriftstellei , una 
 Stellen aus sein seinen Schriften. 
 
 - Science of knowledge. Tr. by A. E. Kroeger. Phil., 
 
 1868. 12° ■ ■ f^'j, 
 
 Same. Introduction, [/n Journal of spec, philos., v.i.itoh 
 
 -Science of rights. Tr. by A. E. Kroeger. Philade phia 
 
 1869 l kJO yioO.fll 
 
 - Sunclear statement! Tr. by A. E. Kroeger. [In Journal of 
 
 spec, philos., v. 2, 1868 ; 3 art.] „,.„ ,, 
 
 - Vocation of man. See above Popular works, v. 1. ■ • »» 
 
 - Cliambers's Papers for the people, v. 9, 1851 (F., a biogr.) 25io.ua 
 
 - Hagenbach [K. R.) German rationalism. 1865. . ■ ™ • _ 
 
 - Smith (\V.) Memoir of F. 1846. ■ • 3 fjj^ 
 
 - Vaughan (R.) Philosophy of F. [In his Essays, .. i^ ^ 
 
 P 'ie B e 9 a 1 i»oNat. Qu.'re'v.,'v.'l5,'l867'(F'. aud'his phUos.) 
 
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 youDger F.) 
 
 Fickliu (Joseph). Eobiusou's shorter course. Com- 
 plete algebra. N. Y., 1875. 12°. . . .4012.33 
 
 — Collection of algebraic problems. New York, 1875. 
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 Baltimore Mercant : le library. Catalogue of Euglish 
 prosefiction. 1874 2714.29 
 
 Boston public library. Chronological index to histori- 
 cal fiction ; incl'iding prose fiction, plays, and 
 poems. 2ded. 1875 2736.13 
 
 — Class list for English prose fiction. 5th ed. 
 
 1871 2736.32 
 
 Same. 6th ed. 1877 2736.33 
 
 Note— The 6th ed. gives under the names of countries 
 
 numerous references to historical fiction. 
 Brooklyn, mercantile library. Alphabetical catalogue 
 
 of works of fiction in English prose. 1869. 2736.36 
 
 — Class list of English prose fiction. 2ded.l875. 2736.37 
 Cincinnati public library. Catalogue of English prose 
 
 fiction. 1876 2736.30 
 
 — Deutsche Roman-Literatur. Katalog. 1876. 2736.30 
 New York mercantile library. Catalogue of Euglish 
 
 pross fiction. 1876 2736.38 
 
 Sin Francisco mercantile library. Class list of English 
 prosefiction. 1376 2736.40 
 
 2. Comprehensive Works. 
 
 Beattie (/.) On fable and romance. [In his Works, v. 3, 1809.] 5015.11 
 DimlopiJ.) History of fiction. 1845. . . . 2722.28 
 Rwe{6.) Progress of romance, through times, coun- 
 tries and manners. 2 v. in 1. 1785. . . 2722.24 
 Thompson {D. A.) History and philosophy of story telling. [In 
 Afternoon lectures, v. 4, 1867.] 2515.23 
 
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 age. 1871 2752.30 
 
 Friswell {J. H.) British novelists. [In his Essays on English 
 writers, 1869 ; p. 260-295.] 2525.17 
 
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 beth to Victoria. 2 v. 1858 2722.25 
 
 Kavanajh (J.) English women of letters: biographi- 
 cal sketches. 2v. 1863 3256.19 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Mrs. Inchbald. Miss Edgeworth. Miss 
 Austin. Mrs. Opie. Lady Morgan. 2. Aphra Behn. Miss 
 Fielding. Mme. d'Arblay. Mrs. Charlotte Smith. Mrs. 
 Radchffe. 
 
 Masson (D.) British novelists and th^ir styles. 
 1859 2722 27 
 
 Scolt ( W. ) ' Lives' of the novelists. ' 1872! '. '. 2752] 31 
 
 Contents ■ Richardson. Fielding. Smollett. Richard 
 
 Cumberland. Goldsmith. SamuelJohnson. Sterne. Horace 
 
 Walpole. Clara Reeve. Mrs. Radcliffe. Alain Rene Le Sage. 
 
 Johnstone. Bage. Henry Mackenzie. 
 
 4®* See also in Biography (p. 109-215) names of various 
 authors. 
 
 4. French Novelists. 
 
 «S" London soc, v. 20, 1871 ; v. 21, 1872 ; v. 21, 1873 ; 
 Nov., 1871 ; June, 1875 (French novelists) ; Blackwood's 
 mxg., v. 72, 1852 (Fictions for French firesides) ; Ed. rev., 
 v. 12J, 1864, or Littell, 1861, v. 4 (French clerical novels) ; 
 Nat. rev., v. 11, 1860, or Littell, 1860, v. 4 (The lowest deep). 
 
 JS6S- See also Literature (French). 
 
 S. German Novelists. 
 ,&S" See N. Brit, rev., v. 43, 1865 ; Westm. rev., v. 70, 1858 ; 
 also Literature (German). 
 
 6. Philosophy of Fiction, and its relations to 
 
 Morality and Culture. 
 
 Alcock {Sir R.) Truths iu fiction. [In his Life's problems 
 
 P- 233-236.! 3513.22 
 
 Bayne (P.) The modern novel. Dickens, Bulwer, Thackeray. 
 Currer, Ellis, and Acton Bell. [In his Essays, v. 1 
 
 1857.] 2513.04 
 
 Bulwer -Lytton (E. L.) Certain principles of art in works of 
 
 imagination. [In his Caxtoniana, 1864.] .... 2615.07 
 
 Duhring {J.) Romance versus criticism. [Philosophers and 
 
 fools. 1874.] 2524.16 
 
 Giles (H.) Fiction. [In, his Illus. of genius. 1854.] . . 2526.03 
 Greg { W. R.) False morality of lady novelists. [In Ms Literary 
 
 judgments. 1868 ] 2526.20 
 
 Helps {A.) Fiction, iln his Friends in council, v. 1, Book 1.] 2531.26a 
 Mangin (E.) Essay on light reading, as it may be sup- 
 posed to influence moral conduct and literary taste. 
 
 1808 2534.28 
 
 Mansel (H. L.) Sensation novels, [in his Letters, etc. 1873.] 5424.23 
 -J/anzoiufXlDelrornanzo storico. [In his Prose varie, 1869.] 7317.10 
 Mathias {G.H.D.) Of novels. [In his Tutor's counsel, 1867.] 5512.06 
 Miller {H.) Popular fiction. [In Ids Essays. 1865.] . . 2535.16 
 Moberly {G.) Is a rude or refined age more favorable to fiction. 
 
 [In Oxford prize essays, v. 4, p. 131-55] 2541.14 
 
 Foster (J.) Morality of fiction. [In his Critical essays, v. 1, p. 
 
 417-428. 1856.] 2625.03 
 
 HazlitHW.) Conversations of Northcote, p. 199, etc. . 3134.13 
 
 Murray (H.) Morality of fiction. 1817 2537.24 
 
 Phillips \s.) Railway novels. [In his Essays from the Times, v. 1, 
 
 1871.] 2538.14 
 
 Plutarch. How a young man ought to hear poems. [In his Morals, 
 
 v. 2, p. 42-94.] 5435.27 
 
 Rands {W. B.) To a young lady about to write a novel. [In his 
 Henry Holbeach, student, v. 1.] ... . ... 2532.20 
 
 Scott {Sir W.) Essay on romance. [In his Works, v. 1, 1833.] 5065.13 
 
 Same. [In Ids Works, v. 2.] . 5065.02 
 
 Skellon (■/".) Nugffl critics, p. 292-327. 1862 2542.30 
 
 Stephen {F.) Relation of novels to life. [In Cambridge essays. 
 
 1855.] 2517.13 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, Sept., 1874 (The novel and its 
 future, by G-. P. Lathrop) ; Bentley's miscel., v. 46, 1859 
 (Of novels, hist, aud didactic, by ' Monkshood '} ; Black- 
 wood's mag., v. 82, 1857 (Mod. light lit.) ; v. 91, 1862 (Sen- 
 sation novels) , v. 91, 1863 ; v. 102, 1867 ; v. 108, 1870 (Fic- 
 tion as an educator) ; Catholic World, Nov. 1872 (Use and 
 abuse of the novel) , Chambers' journal, v. 3, 1816 (Read- 
 ing works of fiction) ; Dublin univ. mag., v. 59, 1862, or 
 Littell, 1862, v. 2 (Forgotten novels) ; Ed. rev., v. 106, 1857 
 (License of mod. novelists) ; Fortnightly rev., v. 3, 1865 
 (Criticism in relation to novels, by G.H. Lewes) , v. 15, 1871 
 (Some recent English novels, by J. H. Slack) ; Fraser's 
 mag., v. 61, 1860 (Brit, novelists) ; v. 62 (Novels of the day); 
 V. 72, 1865, or Littell, 1866, v. 1 (Fiction and its uses) ; Mac- 
 millaa, v. 26, 1872, or Littell, 1872, v. 4 (Novels and their 
 influence on their times, by lady Pollock) , Nat. rev., v. 12, 
 1861 (The ethical and dogmatic fiction, by Miss Yonge) ; 
 N. A. rev., v. 92, 1861 (The literature of power); N. Brit, 
 rev., V. 20, 1853, or Littell, 1854, V. 4 ; v. 26. 1856-7 (Eelig. 
 novels defined) ; v. 33, 1860 (Imag. literature) ; v. 38, 1863; 
 v. 43, 1865 (Sensational novelists: Miss Braddon, etc.) ; 
 Quar. rev., v. 113, 1863, and Littell, 1862, v. 2 (Sensation 
 novels) ; Quar. rev., v. 122, 1867 (Books of fiction for chil- 
 dren) ; Westm. rev., v. 60, 1853, or Littell, v. 39, 1853 ; 
 Westm. rev., v. 66, 1856, or Littell, v. 15, 1856 (Silly novels 
 by lady novelists) ; v. 82, 1861 (Novels with a purpose) ; 
 Winslow's med. critic, v. 3, 1863 (Sensation novels). 
 
 Alphabetical List of Works of Fiction. 
 
 Note.— Each work is entered (mice— under its Author's name, and under the first word of its title. 
 
 Abandoned. Pt.2 of Mysterious Island. Vebne(J.) 266.86 
 
 Abbe Tigrane. Fabbe(F.) 186.26 
 
 Abbess (The). Tbollope {Mrs. F.) . . . . 266.10 
 
 Abbot (The). Scott (Walter) 245.22 
 
 Abboti (B. , A. , and L ) Matthew Caraby. By Benat/lt 
 
 [pseud.] 231.41 
 
 — Cone cut corners 111.36 
 
 Abbott (Mrs. B. K.) Leah Mordecai. . . . 113.21 
 Abbott (Edward). Long look books, v. 1. . 113.22 
 
 1. Long look house. 
 Abbott (Jacob). August stories. 4 v. . . . 111.56 
 
 1. August and Elvie. I 3. Schooner Mary Ann. 
 
 2. Hunter and Tom. | 4. Granville Valley. 
 
 - Franconia stories. 10 v 111.01 
 
 1. Malleville. 
 
 2. Wallace. 
 
 3. Mary Erskine. 
 
 4. Mary Bell. 
 
 5. Beechnut. 
 
 Rodolphus. 
 Ellen Linn. 
 StuyveBant. 
 Caroline. 
 Agnes. 
 
 — Harper's story books. 12 v 216.92 
 
 1 Bruno. Willie. The strait gate. 
 2. The little louvre. Frank. Emma. 
 
 3 Virginia. Timboo and Joliba. Timboo and Fanny. 
 
 4 Harper establishment. Boyhood of Franklin. The studio. 
 
 5 Ancient history. English history. American history. 
 
 6 John True. Elfred. The museum. 
 
 7 The engineer. The Alps. The three gold dollars. 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Orders," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
460 
 
 FICTION : Abbott to Agg. 
 
 Abbott (Jacob). Harper's story books, continued. 
 
 8. Tlie Gibraltar gallery. The alcove. Dialogues. 
 
 9. The great elm. Aunt Margaret. Vernon. 
 
 10. Carl and Jocko. Lapstone. Orkney the peacemaker. 
 
 11. Judge Justin. Minigo. Jasper. 
 
 12. Congo. Viola and Arno. Little Paul. 
 
 — Juno stories .11.31 
 
 1. Juno and Georgie. 
 
 2. Mary Osborne. 
 
 — [Marco Paul's voyages and travels. ] 6 v. 
 
 3. Juno on a journey. 
 
 4. Hubert. 
 
 Adventures in Boston. 111.15 
 
 Adventures in the forests of 
 
 Maine 111.13 
 
 — Eollo story books. 12 v. 
 Apple gathering. . 111.46 
 
 Blueberry 111.48 
 
 Causey building. . , ill. 45 
 
 Freshet (The). . . . 111.49 
 
 Georgie 111.50 
 
 Labor lost 111-54 
 
 — Polio's tour in Europe. 
 
 1. Rollo on the Atlantic. 111.19 
 
 2. Eollo in Paris. . . 111.20 
 
 3. Rollo in Switzerland. 111.21 
 
 4. Eollo in London. . 111.22 
 6. Eollo on the Rhine. 111.23 
 
 Adventures in New York. 111.11 
 Adventures in Vermont. 111.14 
 
 Erie Canal 111.12 
 
 Springfield armory. . 111.16 
 
 Lucy's visit 111.55 
 
 Rollo in the -woods. . . 111.51 
 Rollo's garden. . . . 111.52 
 
 Steeple trap 111.53 
 
 Trouble on the mountain. 111. 44 
 Two wheelbarrows. . . 111.47 
 
 10 V. 
 
 6. Rollo in Scotland. 
 
 7. Rollo in Geneva. 
 
 8. Rollo in Holland. 
 
 9. Rollo in Naples. 
 10. Rollo in Eome. . 
 
 111.24 
 111 25 
 111.26 
 111.27 
 111.28 
 
 Abbott (Rosa), [pseud] See PARKER(Rosa Abbott. )235.00 
 Abdallah. Sherwood (M. M.) Works, v 3. 252.03 
 Abdallah, or the four-leaved shamrock. Laboulaye 
 
 (E. K. L.) 185.24 
 
 A'Beckett(GA.) Comic history of England. 2 v. 111.38 
 
 — Comic history of Rome. ... ... 111.40 
 
 Abel Drake's wife. Saunders (J.) .... 245.02 
 
 Abou Ben Adhem (Morals of). Locke (D. R.) 224.45 
 About (Edmond F. V.) The Eellah. . . . 112.05 
 
 — Germaine 112.01 
 
 — King of the mountains 112.02 
 
 — Man with the broken ear 112.03 
 
 — Nose of a notary 112.04 
 
 — Rouge et noir. A tale of Baden-Baden . . 112.07 
 
 — Tolla, a tale of modern Rome 112.06 
 
 Above suspicion. Riddell (Mrs. J. H. ) . . 243.60 
 Above her station. Nathusius (M.) . . . 233.17 
 Abrvham Page, Esq. Holt (J. S ) .... 111.43 
 Absentee. Edgeworth (Maria). Novels, v. 5. 182.15 
 Abu Said Abd al Malik ibn Kuraib al Asmai. Antar, a 
 
 Bedoueen romance. 4v 122.16 
 
 Aohard (Emile). History of my friends, or home life 
 
 with animals 114. 31 
 
 Aohsah. Pennot (Rev. Peter), pseud, of Round (W. M. 
 
 E.) 236.08 
 
 Acton Bell, pseud. See Bronte (Charlotte Anne). 
 Adam Bede. Eliot (George), pseud, of Lewes (Mrs. 
 
 G--H.) 184.01 
 
 Adam Blair. Locjkhart (J. G.) 224.19 
 
 Adam Brown, the merchant. Smith (H.) . . 253.03 
 Adam Graeme, of Mossgray. Oliphant (Mrs. M 
 
 O. W.) 234.03 
 
 Adams (C.) Edgar Clifton 112.08 
 
 — Matilda Lonsdale 112.09 
 
 Adams (F. Colburn). Life and adventures of Maj. 
 
 Roger Sherman Potter, [pseudon. ] . . 112.11 
 
 Adams (J. T.) Knight of the golden melice. . 222.18 
 Adams (N.) The sable cloud ; a southern tale. 112 13 
 Adams (W. T.) ['Oliver Optic.'] Army and 
 
 stories. 6 v. 
 
 navy 
 
 1. Soldier boy. 
 
 2. Sailor boy. . . . 
 
 3. Young lieutenant. 
 
 - Boat club series. 
 
 1. Boat club. . . 
 
 2. All aboard. , . 
 
 3. Now or never. . 
 
 113 03 
 112.29 
 113.10 
 
 6 V. 
 112.15 
 112.14 
 112.24 
 
 4. Yankee middy. 
 
 5. Fighting Joe. . 
 
 6. Brave old salt. 
 
 113.09 
 112.19 
 112.16 
 
 - Great western series, v. 1. 
 1. Goiug west, or the perils of a poor boy. 
 
 - Lake shore series. 6 v. 
 4. Switch off. 
 
 4. Little by little. . . 112 23 
 
 5. Try again 113.05 
 
 6. Poor and proud. . . 112.26 
 
 113.15 
 
 1. Through by daylight. 112.33 
 
 2. Lightning express. 112.34 
 
 3. On time. . . 112.35 
 
 . 112.36 
 
 5. Brake up 112.37 
 
 6. Bear and forbear. . 112.38 
 - Living too fast, or confessions of a bank officer. 113.14 
 
 — Starry flag series. 6 v. 
 
 1. Starry flag 
 
 2. Freaks of fortune. 
 
 3. Breaking away. 
 
 113.04 
 112.30 
 112.17 
 
 Seek and find. 
 Make or break. 
 Down the river. 
 
 113.01 
 113.11 
 113 13 
 
 ■ Upward and onward series'. G v. 
 
 1. Field and forest. 
 
 2. Plane and plank. 
 
 3. Desk and debit. 
 
 112.39 
 112.40 
 112.41 
 
 4. Cringle and cross- tree.l 12. 42 
 
 5. Bivouac and battle. . 112.43 
 
 6. Sea and shore. . . 112^44 
 
 — Way of the world 113.07 
 
 — Woodville stories. 6 v. 
 
 1. Rich and humble 
 
 2. In school and out. 
 
 3. Watch and wait. . 
 
 4. Work and win. 
 
 5. Hope aud have. 
 
 6. Haste and waste, 
 
 113.08 
 112.21 
 112.20 
 113.37 
 
 5. The Dorcas club, or our girls 
 afloat. 
 
 6. Ocean-born, or cruise of the 
 clubs. 
 
 [1st series.] 6 v. 
 
 and Wales. . . . 112.27 
 
 4. Dikes and ditches. . 112.18 
 
 5. Palace and cottage. . 113.U 
 
 6. Down the Rhine. . 112^2 
 
 112.28 
 112.22 
 113.06 
 
 — Yacht club series. 4 v. 
 
 1. Little bobtail. 
 
 2. The yacht club. 
 
 3. Money makers. 
 
 4. Coming waves. 
 
 — Young America abroad. 
 
 1. Outward bound. . 112.25 
 
 2. Shamrock and thistle ; or 
 Ireland and Scotland. 113.02 
 
 3. Red cross ; or England 
 
 ■ Same. 2d series. 
 
 1. Up the Baltic ; or Denmark aud Sweden 113.31 
 
 2. Northern lands ; or Prussia aud Russia 113*32 
 
 3. Cross and crescent ; or Greece and Turkey. . . . 113.33 
 
 4. Sunny shores , Italy and Austria XldM 
 
 5. Vine and olive , or Spain and Portugal 113.35 
 
 Addison (H. R.) Recollections of an Irish police ma- 
 gistrate. . . 113.28 
 
 Addison (Joseph). Sir Roger de Coverley. [lit Trav. 
 
 libr., v. 22.] 5075.27 
 
 Adela Cathcart. Mao Donald (George). . . 224.85 
 
 Adelaide, or the mysterious rescue 192.17 
 
 Adelaide Lindsay. Marsh-Caldwell (Mrs. A.) 231.03 
 
 Adele. Kavanagh (J.) . . 221.45 
 
 Adelfr (Max, pseud. ) See Clark (Charles H. ) 
 Adelwe Mowbray. Opie {Mrs. A.) Works, v. 1. 23428 
 
 Aden Power. Owen (F.) 234.44 
 
 Admiral's daughter. Marsh (Mrs. A. C.) [In her Two 
 
 old men's tales.] 255.76 
 
 Adopted heir. Pardoe (Miss J.) .... 234.51 
 Adrift with a vengeance. Cornwallis (K. ) . 165.10 
 Adventurers (The). [Oehlenschlaeger (A. G.)] 151.12 
 Adventupers (The). Aimard (Gustave). . . 114.33 
 Adventures in Boston. Abbott (Jacob). . . 111.15 
 Adventures in New York. Abbott (Jacob). . 111.11 
 Adventures in the forests of Maine. Abbott (J.) 111.13 
 Adventures in the land of the Behemoth. Verne 
 
 (Jules.) 266.77 
 
 Adventures in "Vermont. Abbott (J.) . . . 111.14 
 Adventures of a brownie. Crate (Mrs. Muloch). 235.78 
 Adventures of a griffin, written by himself. . 113.20 
 Adventures of a marquis, a novel. Dumas (A.) 181.19 
 Adventures of a medical student. Douglas (R.) 175.14 
 Adventures of an aid-de -camp. Grant (James). 211.35 
 Adventures of an atom. Smollett (Tobias). Miscel. 
 
 works, v. 4 253.17 
 
 Adventures of an attorney in starch of practice. 
 
 Stephen (Sir George) 256.33 
 
 Adventures of Captain Mayo. Cahun (J.) . 146.08 
 Adventures of Captain Blake. Maxwell (W. H.) 231.44 
 Adventures of Dr. Brady. Russell (W. H.) 243.98 
 Adventures of Gil Bias. Le Sage (A.R.) 2 v. 223.24 
 Adventures of Mr. Ledbury. Smith (Albert). 252.75 
 Adventures of Mr. Verdant Green. Bide (C.) 144.13 
 Adventures of Reuben Davidger. Greenwood (J. )211.53 
 Adventures of Rob Roy. Grant (James). . 216.02 
 Adventures of Tom Sawyer. Clemens (S. L.) 155.32 
 .Snone, tale of slave life in Rome. [Kip (L.)j 113.26 
 iEsop. Fables. New version, by T. James. . 185.03 
 
 New ed. by E. Garrett 185.03.a 
 
 Afloat. Castlemon -(Harry), pseud, for Fosdick 
 
 (C. A.) 152.47 
 
 Afloat and ashore. Cooper (J. F.) .... 163.19 
 Afloat in the forest. Reid (Mayne). . . . 242.38 
 Afraja, or life aud love in Norway. Mugge (T.) 232.43 
 
 After dark. Collins (W. Wilkie) l 62 -02 
 
 After the ball. Opie (Mrs. A.) Works, v. 3. 234.29J 
 
 Afton (Effie), pseud. Eventide Ht'^l 
 
 Against the stream. Charles (Mrs. E.) . • l™ - ][° 
 Against wind and tide. Lee (Holme). . . . 222.60 
 Agatha's friendship. Moore (Mrs. B. H.) . 233. 88 
 Agatha's husband. Craik (Mrs. D. M. Muloch). 232.4b 
 
 Age of chivalry. Bulfinoh (T.) 113. ol 
 
 Agg (J. ) Secret memoirs of an illustrious princess, or 
 
 the royal sufferer. 3 v. in 1 n3 - iy 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRAET. 
 
FICTION : Agincourt to Almost. 
 
 461 
 
 Aginooubt. James (G. P. B.) 215.35 
 
 Agnes. Abbott (Jacob) 111.10 
 
 Agnes. Oliphant [Mrs. M. 0. W.) .... 234.04 
 
 Agnes Grey. Bronte (Anne) 142.14 
 
 Agnes Hopeton's school and holydays. Oliphant {Mrs. 
 
 M. 0. W.) 234.05 
 
 Agnes of Sorrento. Stowe {Mrs. H. B.) . . 254.16 
 
 Agnes Sorel. James (G. P. K. ) 215.36 
 
 Agnes Wentworth. Foxton (E. ), pseud, for Palfrey 
 
 (Miss Sarah) 234.65 
 
 Agnew (Cora). Peerless Cathleen ; or, the stolen 
 
 casket 113.27 
 
 Agutlae (Grace). Days of Bruce. 2 v. . . 114.08 
 
 — Home influence 114.03 
 
 Home scenes and heart studies 114.04 
 
 Mother's recompense. A sequel to home in- 
 fluence 114.05 
 
 — Vale of cedars 114.07 
 
 — Woman's friendship 114.06 
 
 Aide (H.) Morals and mysteries 114.11 
 
 — A nine days' wonder 114.12 
 
 — Rita, [anon.] 243.32 
 
 Atkin (J.) and Babbauld (Mrs. A. L.) Evenings at 
 
 home, or the juvenile budget opened. . 114.10 
 Atmabd (Gustave). Adventurers (The). . . 114.38 
 
 — Border rifles, a tale of the Texian war. . . 114.21 
 
 — Freebooters, a story of the Texian war. . . 114.20 
 
 — Gold seekers, a tale of California 114.13 
 
 — Indian chief. 114.14 
 
 — Indian scout 114.15 
 
 — Pearl of the Andes 114.33 
 
 — Pirates of the prairies 114. 16 
 
 — Prairie Flower. 114.22 
 
 — Eed track 114.17 
 
 — Tiger slayer 114.18 
 
 — Trail hunter 114.19 
 
 — TraDper's Daughter, a story of the Kocky Moun- 
 
 tains 114.23 
 
 — White scalpers, a story of the Texian war. . 114.28 
 Anas and obstacles. James (G. P. R.) . . . 215.37 
 Aimwell (Walter). See Simonds (W.) 
 
 Aimwell stories. Simonds (Wm.) .... 252.43 
 Atnslee (Herbert), pseud. See Maitland (Edward). 
 Ainswobth (W. H.) Cardinal Pole 114.42 
 
 — Constable de Bourbon. . 114.43 
 
 — Constable of the tower 115.01 
 
 — Crichton 115.05 
 
 — Flitch of bacon 115.02 
 
 — Guy Fawkes, or the gunpowder treason. . 115.15 
 
 — Hilary St. Ives. 2v 114.39 
 
 — Jack Shepperd 115. 16 
 
 — John Law. 115.24 
 
 — Lancashire witches . 115.03 
 
 — Lord Mayor of London 115.17 
 
 — Mervyn Clitheroe. 2v 126.01 
 
 — Myddleton Pomfret. 2 v. 126.03 
 
 — Old court. 2 v. 126.05 
 
 — Old Saint Paul's . 113.06 
 
 — Ovyngdean Grange 115.25 
 
 — Eockwood 115.11 
 
 — St. James 115.07 
 
 — South Sea bubble .'.'.' 115.10 
 
 — Spanish match 115.12 
 
 — Spendthrift \ 115.08 
 
 — Star chamber. 2 v. .... '. . '. 115.09 
 
 — Talbot Harland 114 44 
 
 — Tower Hill ,'.'.'. 111A1 
 
 — Tower of London '...'.'. 115.11 
 
 — Windsor Castle. \ 11543 
 
 Atnswobth's magazine, a miscellany of romances, etc., 
 
 , "■ 1 " 6 115.18 
 
 Alain family. Kabb (Alphonse) 221.41 
 
 Alamontade. Zschokke(H.) 255.04 
 
 Alban : the young puritan. Huntington (J.V.) 215.04 
 Albebt Lunel. Brougham (H. , lord). . . . 142.41 
 
 Aloestis. [anon.] 114.26 
 
 Alchemist, or the house of Claes. Balzac (H. de).132.01 
 alcidalis and Zelinda, a romance. Voittjre (V. de). 
 
 Works, v. 1 5071.01 
 
 Aloott(H. H.) Isora's child, [anon.]. . . 215.34 
 
 Aloott(L. M.) An old-fashioned girl. . . . 12101 
 
 — Aunt Jo's scrap bag 121 17 
 
 — Eight cousins ; or the aunt-hill.' '.'.'.' 122 33 
 
 — Little men: Jo's boys '. 12>.4] 
 
 — Little women \ 121 02 
 
 — Moods '.'.'., 12101 
 
 — Morning glories. . . '. '. ' \ [ '[ 121 00 
 
 — Bose in bloom. A sequel to " Eight cousins'. " 12201 
 
 — Silver pitchers and independence : centennial love 
 „ 1 stor y' • 122.32 
 
 — Ihree proverb stories, viz., Kitty's class-day ; Aunt 
 
 Kip ; Psyche's art 121.05 
 
 — Work : a story of experience 122. J 3 
 
 Aldeane. Preston (L. ) 241. GO 
 
 Alderbrooke. Judson (Mrs. E. C.) 2 v. ' ' 221 38 
 Aldbich (T. B.) Daisy's necklace 121.06 
 
 — Marjorie Daw and other people 121.43 
 
 — Out of his head. A romance 121 07 
 
 — Prudence Palfrey 121.09 
 
 — The story of a bad boy .' 12K08 
 
 Ale in prose and verse. Coffin (B, B.) and Savage 
 
 . (J-) 161.11 
 
 Alec Forbes, of Howglen. Mac Donald (G. ) . 224.56 
 Aleck Derby, pseud. See Derby (Aleck), pseud. 
 Alexis, the runaway. Parker (Kosa Abbott), . 235.01 
 Alexander (Mrs.) Her dearest foe 115.35 
 
 — Heritage of Langdale. ... .... 115.36 
 
 — The wooing o't 264. 82 
 
 — Which shall it be ? 266. 70 
 
 Alfred Hagart's household. Smith (A ) . . 252.71 
 Alger (Horatio, jr.) Brave and bold series. 4 v. 123.42 
 
 1. Brave and bold 123.42 
 
 2. Jack's ward, or the boy guardian 123.43 
 
 3. Shifting for himself, or Gilbert Greyson's fortunes. 123. 44 
 
 — Campaign series. 3 v. 
 
 1. Frank's campaign , 121.11 
 
 2. Paul Prescott's charge 121.15 
 
 3. Charlie Codman's cruise 121.10 
 
 — Helen Ford 121.12 
 
 — Luck and pluck series. 
 
 1. Luck and pluck. . 121.36 
 
 2. Sink or swim. . . 121.37 
 
 Same. 2d series. 
 
 1. Try and trust. . 
 
 2. Bound to rise. . 
 
 3. Strong and steady. 
 
 4. Strive and succeed. 
 
 121.38 
 121.39 
 
 122.44 3. Risen from the ranks. 122.40 
 
 122.45 
 
 Herbert Carter's 
 legacy. ..... 122.47 
 
 — Ragged Dick series. 6 v. 
 
 1. Bagged Dick. . . 121.13 
 
 2. Fame and fortune. 121.14 
 
 3. Mark, the matchboy. 121.26 
 
 4. Rough and ready. . 121.27 
 
 5. Ben, the luggage-boy. 121.28 
 
 6. Rufus and Bose. . . 121.29 
 
 — Tattered Tom series, v. 1-3. 
 
 1. Tattered Tom. . . 122.34 I 
 
 2. Paul, the peddler. 122.35 | 
 
 — Tattered Tom. . . . 
 
 3. Phil, the fiddler. 
 
 4. Slow and sure. 
 
 122.36 
 122.37 
 
 1. Julius, or the street boy out west. . . . 123.38 
 
 2. The young outlaw 123.39 
 
 3. Sam's chance, and how he improved it. . 123.40 
 
 — Timothy Crump's ward 122.40 
 
 — and Cheney (O. A.) Seeking his fortune, and other 
 
 dialogues 121.34 
 
 Alhambra (Tales of the). Irving (W.) . . . 215.26 
 Alice ; or, the mysteries. Bulwer-Lytton (E. G. 
 
 E. L.) 144.08 
 
 Alice Arran ; or, 100 years ago. Smith (J. F. ) 251.99 
 Alice Brand ; a romance of [Wash ngton]. Riddle 
 
 (A. G.) 243.16 
 
 Alice Lorraine. Blackmore(R. D.) 133.44 
 
 Alice's adventures in Wonderland. Carroll (L.) 151.33 
 Alicia Warlock. Collins (W. Wilkie). . . . 162.39 
 Allde ; an episode of Goethe's life. Lazarus 
 
 (Emma) 223.00 
 
 All aboard : sequel to boat club. Adams (W.T.) 112.14 
 
 All for her. By"**? 115.32. 
 
 all in the dark. J. S. LeFanu 223.01 
 
 All in the wrong. T. E. Hook 214.01 
 
 Allston (Washington). Monaldi 121.16 
 
 Allworth Abbey. Southworth (iWrs.E.D.E.N.) 253.23 
 
 Almack's. [anon.] 3 v 115.26 
 
 Almeria. EdgeWorth (Maria). Novels, v. 10. 182.15 
 Almost a heroine. Sheppard (E. S.) . . . 251.58 
 Almost a nun. Wright (Julia McN. ) . . . 265.02 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER 
 
482 
 
 FICTION : AlmosUo Arthur. 
 
 Almost a priest. Weight (Mrs. McN.) . . . 265.01 
 
 Almost faultless, [anon.] 121.42 
 
 A. L. 0. E. [pseud. J See Tucker (C. ) . . . 121.18 
 Alone. Teehune (Mrs. M. V. H.) .... 255.21 
 Alonzo and Melissa; or, the unfeeling father. 
 
 [anon.] 121.40 
 
 Aleoy. Disraeli (Benjamin) 174.47 
 
 Alsacian schoolmaster. Ercemann(E.) ana! Chatrian 
 
 (A.) 1^.41 
 
 Alton Locke, tailor and poet. Kingsley(O) 221.69 
 
 Amaury. Dumas (A.) 175.37 
 
 Amazon (The). Dinglestedt (F. ) .... 174.37 
 Amber gods, and other stories Pbescott (H. E. ) 253.56 
 
 iAmber witch. Meinhold (W. ) 231.59 
 
 'Ambeosio de Letinez ; Texia^ no /el. Myrtle (A. 
 
 J.) 234.96 
 
 Amelia (History of). Fielding (H. ) Works, v. 3. 192.07 
 
 American baron. De Mille (J. ) 172.51 
 
 American (The) cardinal, [anon.] .... 114.30 
 Ameeican family Robinson. Belisle (D: W.) 133.11 
 Ameeican gun club. [Fro 21 the earth to the moon.] 
 
 Vebne(J.) 266.79 
 
 American wonderland. Bache (R. M.) . . 125.38 
 Amebicans at home. Haliborton (T. C.) 3 v. 212.08 
 Ames (Mrs. M. C.) Eirene, or a woman's right. 114.27 
 
 — His two wives 114.29 
 
 — Victoire. [anon.] 114.28 
 
 Ames (Mrs. Nellie). Up Broadway, and its sequel. 
 
 By Eleanor Kirk, pseud 121.41 
 
 Among the brigands. De Mille (J.) . . . 172.41 
 Among the guerillas. Kirke (Eioraid), pseud, for 
 
 Gilmore (J. R.) 195.03 
 
 Among the pines. Kirke (Edmund), pseud, for Gil- 
 more (J. K.) 195.04 
 
 Among the trappers. Fosdick (C. A. ) . . . 152.48 
 Amoky(T.) Life of John Buncle. [anon.] 4 v. 122.02 
 Amy Dudley, or what makes me grow 1 [anon.] 263.77 
 Ami Harrington, or a sister's love, [anon.] . 122.06 
 
 Amy Herbert. Sewell (E. M. ) 251.29 
 
 Amy Lawrence, or the Freemason's daughter. Smith 
 
 (J. F.) 252.80 
 
 An <W Articles are not regarded in alphabetizing. 
 Anastasius, or memoirs of a Greek. Hope (T. ) 
 
 2 v 214.08 
 
 Same. 3 v 214.67 
 
 Anchored. By author of the Climbers. . . 122.07 
 Ancient regime. James (G. P. R. ) .... 215.38 
 Andersen (H.C.) Danish fairy legends and tales. 122.08 
 
 — Ice maiden and other tales 122.09 
 
 — Improvisatore 121.30 ; 122.10 
 
 — ■ Later tales 121.35 
 
 — Only a fiddlor ! and O. T 122.11 
 
 — O. T, a Danish romance 121.32 
 
 — Sandhills of Jutland 122.12 
 
 — Stories from. 2v 122.13 
 
 — Two baronesses 121.31 
 
 — What the moon saw : and other tales. . . 122.15 
 ANJREAsHofer. Muhlbach (Louisa). [Mundt(C.)] 232.63 
 Andree de Taverney. Dumas (A.) .... 175.38 
 Andrew Deverell, the history of an adventurer 
 
 in New Guinea. Beach (C.) . . . 133.06 
 
 Andrews (Fanny). ['Elzey Hay.'] Family 
 
 secret 114.37 
 
 Andsight (Faith), [pseud. ] Susie's spectacles. 114.32 
 
 Angel of the iceberg. Todd (J.) 261.39 
 
 Annals of a baby. By one of its slaves. . . 115.42 
 Annals of a quiet neighborhood. MacDonald (G. )224. 58 
 Annals of an eventful life. Dasent (G. W.) . 171.40 
 Annals of the parish. Galt ( J. ) . ... 193.21 
 
 ANNEFurness. Trollope (2frs. T. A.) [anon.] 114.36 
 Anne Hathaway, or Shakespeare in love. Severn 
 
 (E.) 3v 251.26 
 
 Anne Judge, spinster. Robinson (F. W.) . . 243.52 
 Anne of Geierstein. Scott (Sir W. ) . . . 245.23 
 
 ANNESeverin. Craven (A.) 165.25 
 
 Anne Warwick. Craik (G. M.) 166.04 
 
 Annette, or chronicles of Bellevue. Walsinq- 
 
 ham(C) 262.45 
 
 Annette, or the lady of the pearls. VvMAsfils 
 
 (A.) 175.66 
 
 Annis Warleigh's fortune. Lee (H.) . . . 222.61 
 
 Anno Domini 2071. Tr. from the Dutch original, with 
 
 notes, by A. V. W. Bikkers, [pseud.] . . 12^20 
 
 Ansermo of the crag (The three Bernices, or). Bright 
 
 (Mrs. A. M.) 142.31 
 
 Antar, a Bedoueen romance. From the Arabic by 
 
 Hamilton (T.) 4v 122.16 
 
 Ante bellum; Southern life as it was. Lenox (M.) 223.14 
 
 Anteeos. Lawrence (George A.) 22277 
 
 Antidote to the miseries of human life, Cobp (H.) 165.12 
 
 Antiquary. Scott (Sir W.) 2v 245! 28 
 
 Antonia. Sand (George), pseud, for Dudevant 
 
 (A. L. A. D.) 175,32 
 
 Antonina, or the fall of Borne. Collins (W. W.) 162.03 
 Antony Brade. Lowell (R. T. S.) .... 224.42 
 Antony Waymouth. Kingston (W. H. G.) . 222.11 
 Apelles andhis contemporaries. Geeenough(H.) 211.48 
 
 Apple gathering. Abbott (Jacob) 111.46 
 
 Apuleius. Fable of Cupid and Psyche. . . 123.05 
 Arabella Stuart. James (G. P. R.). ... 215.39 
 Arabesques : Monare. Apollyona. Domitia. Ombra. 
 
 Geeenough (Mrs. R. S.) 211.52 
 
 Arabian nights' entertainments. Transl. by J. Scott. 
 
 6v 122.22 
 
 Same. Tr. by E. W. Lane. 2 v. . . . 122.28 
 
 Same. Tr. by E. W. Lane. 3 v. . . . 115.29 
 
 Aeblay (F. B., Mme. d'). Cecilia ; or, memoirs of an 
 heiress. 3 v 171.57 
 
 — Camilla : or, a picture of youth. 3 v. in 2. 171.60 
 
 — Evelina 171.34 
 
 Arcadia (Countess of Pembroke's). Sidney (Sir 
 
 Philip) 5066.04 
 
 Archeb (E. M.) Christina North 125.09 
 
 — Under the limes 125.10 
 
 Archie Lovell. Edwards (Mrs. A. B.) . . . 182.21 
 Archie's shadow. Palmer (Lynde). . . . 234.50 
 Ardennes (Tales of the). Inglis (H. D.) . . 945.18 
 Are you nry wife? [anon.] By the author of "A salon 
 
 in Paris before the war."- 123.01 
 
 Aeienti (S. degli). Novels v. 2 of 244.21 
 
 Abk of Elm Island. Kellogg (E.) . . . . 221.96 
 Ablington (A. W.) Rangers and regulators of the 
 
 Tanaha 123.04 
 
 Armadale. Collins (W. Wilkie) 162.04 
 
 Armourer of Paris, 15th century. Smith (A.) 252.68 
 Armstrong (F. C.) The young middy. . . . 123.02 
 Army and navy stories. Adams (W.T.) 6 v. 113.03 
 Arne ; a Norwegian tale. Btornson (B.) Tr. by A. 
 
 Plesner, etc 133.28 
 
 Same. Tr. by a Norwegian 133.27 
 
 Arnold (W. D.) Oakfield; or, fellowship in the 
 
 East 123.06 
 
 Around a spring. Droz (Gustave) 175.53 
 
 Arhah Neil ; or, times of old. James (G. P. R.) 215.40 
 Arrom (C. B. de F. de). Elia ; or, Spain fifty yeais 
 
 ago. By Fernan Caballero, [pseud.] . . 145.28 
 
 Art. Reade (Charles) 242.15 
 
 Art and artlessness. Leslie (Mrs. M. ) pseud of Bakes 
 
 (Mrs. H. N. W.) 131.35 
 
 Artemus Ward ; his book. Browne (C. F.) . 143.13 
 Artemus Ward ; his travels. Browne (C. F.) 143.15 
 Artemus Ward in London. Browne (C. F.) . 143. 14 
 Artemus Ward's panorama. Browne (C. F.) . 143.17 
 Arthur (KingV Malory (T.) La morte d' Arthur. 
 
 History of King Arthur and the knights of the 
 
 round table. 3 v 123.28 
 
 — — Same. Globe ed. Revised for modern use, by 
 
 Sir E. Strachey 123.27 
 
 — Bulfinch (T.) Age of chivalry 143.32 
 
 See also Arthur (p. 38 of this Catalogue). 
 
 Arthur. Sue (E.) 254.33 
 
 Abthue (T. S.) Danger ; or wounded in the house of 
 afriend. . . 128.07 
 
 — Hand but not the heart l 23 -°° 
 
 — Home scenes. . , 123.12 
 
 — Lessons in life *?o'nq 
 
 — Lights on shadowed paths *~„'?i 
 
 — Married life l 23 -]j 
 
 — Off-hand sketches {23.15 
 
 — Orange blossoms fresh and faded Joa 11 
 
 — Our neighbors in the corner house. . . . 123.11 
 
 — Out in tlie world. 123 - lu 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
FICTION: Arthur to Baker. 
 
 Abthub (T. S) continued. 
 
 — Seed time and harvest 123.16 
 
 — Steps toward heaven 123.24 
 
 — Stories for parents 123^17 
 
 — Stories for young housekeepers 123^18 
 
 — Ten nights in. a bar-room 123.25 
 
 — Three years in a man-trap 123.34 
 
 — Tried and tempted 123,19 
 
 — Two wives 123.20 
 
 — Ways of Providence 123.21 
 
 Woman to the rescue 123. 36 
 
 — Woman's trials 123/22 
 
 — Words for the wise 123.23 
 
 Abthub Arundel. Smith (H. ) 253.04 
 
 Abthub Bonnicastle. Holland (J. G. ) . . . 213.08 
 Abthub Brown, the young captain. Kellogg (E. ) 226. 08 
 Abthub Conway ; or scenes in the tropics. Milman 
 
 (CM.) 231.88 
 
 Abthub Mervyn. Brown (C. B. ) 2 v. . . . 143.05 
 Abthub O'Leary. Lever (Charles). . . . 223.28 
 Abtiole 47 ; a romance. Belot (Adolphe). . 132.14 
 
 Abtist and craftsman, [anon.] 123^35 
 
 Abtist's dream. Vincent (E.) 242.03 
 
 Artist's love. Southwobth (E. D. E. N.) . 253.94 
 Abtist's married life ; being that of A. Durer. 
 
 Schefer(L) 245.12 
 
 Abcndel motto. Hay (M. C.) 216!31 
 
 As by fire. Marshall (Miss Nellie). . . . 225.' 75 
 As long as she lived. Eobinson (F. W.) . . 243.73 
 As pretty as seven, and other popular German tales 
 
 Bechstetn (L.) 186.15 
 
 Asbury twins. Clarke (R. S.) .....' 227.93 
 AscANio;orthe sculptor's apprentice. Dumas (A.) 175^39 
 Ashcliffe Hall ; a tale of the last century. Bv Holt 
 
 . (EmilyS.) '. / 2 13.80 
 
 Askabos Kassis, the Copt. DeLeon(E.) . . 172.39 
 "Ask mamma"; or, the richest commoner in England 
 
 [Surtees (E. S. )] 123 31 
 
 Aslauga's knight. Fouque (P. H. C. de laM.) 192 25 
 
 Asmodeus in New York, [anon.] 123.33 
 
 Aspasia. Holland (C. ) [ 213!74 
 
 Aspen court. Beooks (Shirley). ..'.'.'. 142*20 
 Aspendale. Preston (H. W.) ...'.'* 241 68 
 Asphodel. Field (Mrs. A. A.) . '. '. [ 192^03 
 
 At anchor ; story of our civil war. [anon.]' '. 124 01 
 
 At Capri. Bauer (K.) 176 06 
 
 At her mercy. Patn (James). . . .' .' .' 
 
 . . . • • 235.64 
 
 At his gates. Oltphant (Mrs. 31. O. W.) . . 234 92 
 At last. Harland (Marion). Terhune (M.V. H.) 25519 
 At odds. Tautphosus (L von). ... 255 08 
 
 At the altar. Werner (E.) 263 97 
 
 At the back of the north wind. MacDonald'(G. ) 224. 93 
 At the councillor's. Marlttt (IE.), pseud, for John 
 
 (■&.) 225 73 
 
 At the sign of the silver flagon. Fabgeon (B.L.) 196 15 
 Athamah. Green (J. H. ) . 211 50 
 
 Athelinos (The). Oltphant (3/rs.M.O.W. ) ! 23l'o6 
 Athebn (Anna). Here and hereafter. . . . 12402 
 Athebton, and other tales. Mitfobd (M. K.) 232 11 
 Athol. Higham(M. B.). ... 21495 
 
 Atlantic tales ' ' 124 ' 04 
 
 Atonement of Learn Dundas. Linton (Mrs. E. L.) 224 03 
 
 463 
 
 Atterlet (Joseph). Voyage to the Won! 
 Attic philosopher in Paris. Souvestee (E. ) 
 Attila. James (G. P. E ) 
 Attoeney. Lrving (J. T.) 
 
 iT , ^\A k ^ SB ^ Mrs - A - Caldwell): ". *. 
 Aueb (Adelheidvon). It is the fashion. . 
 Auerbaoh (Berthold). Barefooted maiden. 
 
 -clack forest village stories 124 20 
 
 - Uuistian Gellert, and other sketches. . . 124 07 
 -Convicts (The) and their children. Tr. by C T 
 
 124.05 
 5075.26 
 215.41 
 215.25 
 231.04 
 124.23 
 124.06 
 
 124.25 
 
 — German tales. ' 10/01 
 
 124.21 
 
 Little barefoot. [Same as Barefooted maiden. 1 124. 08 
 
 ~ nwu y t n ? , Eeinh ard. Tr. by C. T. Brooks. 124.26 
 
 - On the heights. Tr. by F. E. Bunnett. . . 124.09 
 
 name. Tr. by S. A Stern 124 24 
 
 — Professor's lady, 
 
 124.14 
 
 111.56 
 111.56 
 
 = wSd& ^ c ° untr y- h ° us 'e on the Bhine. 124." 16 
 
 August stories. Abbott (Jacob).' 4v' 
 August and Elvie. Abbott (Jacob) ' 
 Aulnoy(M. C. J. deB., comtesse d'). Fairy tales 185 18 
 
 Aunt Jane s hero. Prentiss (E.) 941 «9 
 
 Aunt Jos scrap bag. Alcott L. M.j ' ' ' ion? 
 Aunt Judy's tales. Gatty (Mrs. A.) . \ ' Jw42 
 Aunt Kitty's tales. Mackintosh (Mss M. J ) ' 224 «7A 
 AuNT^Margaret. Abbott (J.) Harper's story boo^ 
 
 Aunt Margaret's Wble.'T B OLL PE(J^ T Al 2(i6 5i 
 Aunt Pattys scrap bag. Hentz (Mrs. 0. L T 213 18 
 Aurelian, or Eome in the third century. Ware 
 
 (W.) 
 
 262.66 
 
 Aureola, or the black sheep.' McKenzie '(Mrs. A. 
 
 "•) OOC AO 
 
 Aueoka Floyd. Beaddon (M. E.)' 
 
 226.48 
 
 Austen (Jane)". ' EmrnaT"" V ?' T' ' \l\]l 
 
 — Mansfield park 12? 14 
 
 — N Mthangerabbey^, aiiovel. ..'.'. '. '. 125'. 15 
 
 ~ ^"'•§ ame- , [ m <// Pride and prejudice.] . , -., 1, 
 
 — Pride and prejudice. .... 125 !b 
 
 — Sense and sensibility. ...... 125' 17 
 
 Austin Elliot. Kingsley (Henrv).' ' ' ooo'n, 
 
 Austin (Mrs. J. G.) Cipher . .". ' ' 10510 
 
 — Dora Darling. ... iokiS 
 
 -Moonfolk. ]f r -\l 
 
 -Outpost ■;.*'■• I2520 
 
 — Shadow of Moloch mountain 12&21 
 
 Autobiography of a small boy. ' 125 30 
 
 Autobiography of a New England farm-house. Cham- 
 
 BEELATN (N. H.) . . . . jgg Tg 
 
 Autobiography of a rejected MS. T.C. [anon.] 125 31 
 Automaton ear, and other sketches. Mc Landburgh 
 
 (F. ) 227 37 
 
 Avenger, and other papers. De Quincey (T ') 17227 
 AvERYGlibun. Kerr (Orpheus C) [E.H.Newell.]233'35 
 Avery (S. P.) Harp of a thousand strings : or laugh- 
 ter for a life time 125 26 
 
 — Mrs. Partington's carpet-bag of fun. . . .' 125^27 
 Avillion, and other tales. Craik (D. M. Muloch) 232 45 
 
 Aylmees, of Bally- Aylmer 211.76 
 
 Ayrshire legatees. Galt (John). . . . . 193.21 
 
 Azalea, Clayton (C.) [ 155 36 
 
 Azarian, an episode. Spofford (H. E. Pres'cot't) 253 57 
 Azeglio (M. T. d'). Ettore Fieramosca, or the chal- 
 lenge of Barletta, an hist, romance of the times of 
 the Medici. Tr. by C. E. Lester. . . . 172 10 
 
 Same. [Another translation] 172.10 
 
 Babes in the wood. DeMtlle(J.) .... 172.62 
 
 Babolain. Droz (Gustave) ' . 176.30 
 
 Bach and Beethoven. Barnard (C.) . . . 1561.26 
 Bache (Eichard M. ) American wonderland. . 125]38 
 Bachelor of Salamanca. Le Sage (A. E. ) 2 v. 223.18 
 Bachelor of the Albany. Savage (M. W.) . 245.08 
 Bachelors (The), and other tales. Knapp (S. L.) 226.35 
 
 Bachelor's story. Bunce (O.) 145.10 
 
 Backwoodsman. Wraxall (Sir C. F. L. ) . . 265.08 
 Bacon (F.) New Atlantis. [Works, v. 5.] .5014.07 
 
 Same. [Moral works.] 5015.01 
 
 Baden (Mrs. F. H.) Tales. [ With Artist's love. ] 253.94 
 Battled, or Michael Brand's wrong. Goddard (J. )195.31 
 
 Baffled schemes, [anon. ] . 131.01 
 
 Bailey (James M. ) Life in Danbury. . . . 125.40 
 Baker (George M.) Maidenhood series. Eunning to 
 
 waste 131. -10 
 
 Baker (Mrs. H. N. W. ) Brookside series. By Aunt 
 Hattie, [pseud] 4v 12=i.0l 
 
 1. Hole in the pocket. I 3. Lost but found. 
 
 2. Stopping the leak. | i. Fashion and folly. 
 
 — First and second marriage ; or, courtesies of wedded 
 
 life 131.02 
 
 — Household angel in disguise 131.34 
 
 — Juliette ; or, now and forever 131.11 
 
 — Light and shade 131.10 
 
 — Live and learn . 131.09 
 
 la asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
464 
 
 FICTION : Baker lo Beechcroft. 
 
 — Little Agnes' library. By Mrs. Madeleine Leslie. 
 
 [pseud.] 4v 125.05 
 
 1. Little Agnes. I 3. I'll try. 
 
 2. Trying to be useful. | i. Art and artlessness. 
 
 — Play and study series. By Mrs. Madeleine Les lie 
 
 [pseud.] 131.03 
 
 1. Play and study. I 3. Howard and his teacher. 
 
 2. Motherless children. | 4. Jack, the chimney-sweeper. 
 
 — Up the ladder 131.07 
 
 Bakek (Sir S. W. ) Cast up by the sea. . . 131.12 
 Baker (Wm. E. S. ) Widow Seymour. . . . 125.33 
 Bakek (Wm. M.) Carter Quartern) an. . . . 125.37 
 
 — Inside : a chronicle of secession. By George F. 
 
 Harrington, [pseud.] 212.43 
 
 — Mose Evans 125.36 
 
 — The new Timothy 125.35 
 
 Baldwin (F. ) Two brides ; or, the French chateau and 
 
 the English home 131.13 
 
 Baldwin ( J. G. ) Flush times of Alabama. . 131.15 
 Ballantyne (B. M.) Ballantyne's miscellany. 
 
 13 v 931.02 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Fighting the whales. 2. Away in the 
 wilderness ; or life among the red Indians, and fur traders 
 of North America. 3. Fast in the ice. 4. Chasing the 
 sun ; or rambles in Norway. 5. Sunk at sea. 6. Lost in 
 the forest 7. Over the Eocky mountains. 8. Saved by 
 the life boat. 9. The Cannibal islands. 10. Hunting the 
 lions ; or the land of the negro. 11. Digging for gold ; 
 or adventures in California. 12. Up in the clouds ; or 
 balloon voyages. 13. The battle and the breeze ; or the 
 British tar. 
 
 — Coral island. A tale of the Pacific ocean. . 131.17 
 
 — Deep down 131.29 
 
 — Dog Crusoe. A tale of the western prairies . 131.18 
 
 — Erfing the bold 131.30 
 
 — Fighting the flames. A (ale of the fire brigade. 131. 19 
 
 — Freaks on the Fells 131.20 
 
 — Gascoyne, the sandal-wood trader. . . . 131.21 
 
 — Gorilla hunters 131.22 
 
 — Hudson's bay ; or, life in the wilds. . . . 13L23 
 
 — Lifeboat ; a tale of our coast heroes. . . . 131.24 
 
 — Norseman (The) in the west 131.32 
 
 — Bed Eric ; or, the whaler's last cruise. . . 131.25 
 
 — Silver lake ; or, lost in the snow 131.28 
 
 — Snowflakes and sunbeams ; o ■, the young fur 
 
 traders 131.26 
 
 — Ungava 131.27 
 
 — Wild men of the West 131.31 
 
 Balzac (Honore de). The alchemist ; or, the house of 
 
 Claes. 
 
 132.01 
 
 — Cesar Birotteau 132.02 
 
 — Eugenie Grandet ; or, the miser's daughter.' 132!o3 
 
 — Petty annoyances of married life 132.04 
 
 Bandello (M.) Novels. [Roscoe. Ital. nov., v. 3 ] 244 22 
 Banim (M. and John). Bit o' writin' [By J. B.] 132 30 
 
 — Boyne water. [By J. B.] 132.31 
 
 — Clough Fion ; or, stone of destiny. [By MB 1 132 37 
 
 — Croppy (The). [By M. B.] . . ... .13232 
 
 — Denounced (The) ; lost baron of Crana. [J.B.] 132 33 
 
 — Ghost hunter and his family. [By M. B ] 132 37 
 
 — Mayor of Windgap. [By M. B.] . . . ' 132' 34 
 
 ~ rS °L d ^ tBy J - B ' ] Crohoore of the Bill-hook. 
 [By M. B. ] 132 35 
 
 — Peter of the castle, and the Fetches. [By J B 1 13236 
 Bandit (The). Blanche (A) ... 133'36 
 Banished son. Hentz (Mrs. C. L.) . 213 13 
 Banker's secret. Smith (J. F.) . 25183 
 Banker's wife, or, court and city.' Gore '(Mrs. 
 
 C G. F. ) * 211 i± 
 
 Banvard (Joseph). Priscilla, or trials for the truth 132'o7 
 
 Barbara s history. Edwards (A. B ) 182* 2 4 > 
 
 Barbaule ,(M-s. A. L.) Stories, fables, etc. .' 132'o8 
 
 Barber of Bantry. Griffin (G.) 21176 
 
 Barchester towers. Trollope (Anthony). ' 2 v 26150 
 
 Barclays (The) of Boston. Otis (Mrs. H. G. ) ' 234 88 
 
 Barefooted maiden. Auerbach (B.) . . m'nfi 
 
 Barham(R. H. D.) Iugoldsby legends. ' 13210 
 
 — My cousin Nicholas. . . . S joni? 
 Barker CM 1 i„/i..^ n.. L .-i... , ; • • . . 1JJ.1.A 
 
 132.06 
 
 Barker (M. A., lady). Sybil's book. 
 
 BARKTAnlfw^ aU ° U ?? 6r her name ' p ' u ot Catalogue. 
 .Babnaby Budge. Dickens (C.) i 7 q i<< 
 
 1(5 
 
 — Money and music 132 09 
 
 ■ — The Soprano 221 92 
 
 — The Tone masters. 3 v 1561 24 
 
 1. Mozart and Mendelssohn. I 3. Bach and Beethoven. 
 
 2. Handel and Haydn. j 
 
 Barnes (J., senior). Green Mountain travellers' 
 
 entertainment 132 17 
 
 -The old inn .......'. lsa [ 18 
 
 Same. [In Little classics, v. 9. ] . . 226 96 
 
 Barney O'Reirdon. Lover (S. ) 224 28 
 
 Barnum (P. T.) Lion Jack 132 29 
 
 Baron Leo von Oberg, M.D. Mels (A.) . .' 23170 
 Baron Munchausen (Adventures oi).Raspe(R.E. ) 133^01 
 
 Barren honor. Lawrence (G. A. ) 22^47 
 
 Barriers burned away. Boe (E. P.) . . . 2441a") 
 
 Barrington. Lever (C. ) 223.29 
 
 Barrows (W.) The General .' 1123.13 
 
 Barry Gray, pseud, tfee Coffin (B. B. ) 
 Barry Lyndon. Thackeray (W. M.) . . . 255.43 
 Bartol(M.) Honor May. [anon.] .... 213.65 
 Barton (J. ) Travels of young Candid and Dr. 
 
 Pangloss 132.38 
 
 Barton (K.) Io. A tale of the olden fene. . 133.03 
 Barton experiment. [Haberton (John).] . . 132.22 
 
 Basil. Collins (W. Wilkie) 162!o5 
 
 Basket of chips. Brougham (J.) .... 143^01 
 Bastille (Chronicles of the), [anon.] . . 152.17 
 
 Bates (J. C.) Quest, [anon.] 241.74 
 
 Batkins (Life of Jefferson S.,) member from Cranberry 
 
 Centre. Written by himself, [pseud.] . 132.28 
 Battle of Dorking ; reminiscences of a volunteer. 
 
 Chesney(&>7. George) 132.26 
 
 Battle of the books. Swift (J.) Works. 5074.02; 507423 
 Battle-fields of our fathers. Townsend (V. F. ) 261.44 
 Battle summer. Harland (Marioni, pseud, of 
 
 Terhune (Mrs. M. V. H.) 255.31 
 
 Battles at home. Darling (Mary G. ) . . . 171.44 
 
 Battles worth fighting, [anon.] 132.27 
 
 Bauer (Karoline). ['Karl Detlef.'] At Capri : a story 
 
 of Italian life 176.06 
 
 — Dead to the world, or sin and atonement. . 176.05 
 
 — Must it be 176.03 
 
 — Valentine, the countess 176.04 
 
 Bayer (K. K. ) Sphinx ; or, striving with destiny. 
 
 By Robert Byr, pseud. 132.39 
 
 Bayly (T.H.) Musings and prosings. . . .1613.33 
 
 Bay path. Holland (J. G.) 213.44 
 
 Beach (C.) Andrew Deverel. History of an adven- 
 turer in New Guinea. 2 v. in 1. ... 133.06 
 
 — Lost Lenore ; adventures of a rolling stone. 133.40 
 Beale (Anna). Simplicity and fascination. . 133.05 
 Bear and forbear. Adams (W. T.) .... 112.38 
 Bear-hunters of the Rocky Mountains. Bowman 
 
 (A.) 135.09 
 
 Beaten paths. Thompson (E. W.) .... 255.76 
 
 Beatrice. Kavanagh (J.) 221.46 
 
 Beatrice. Sinclair (C.) 252.50 
 
 Beatrice Boville, etc. Rame (L. de la). . . . 172.15 
 Beatrice Cenci. Gueerazzi (F. D.) 2 v. . 211.67 
 Beau Tancrede ; or marriage verdict. Dumas (A.) 181.40 
 Beauchamp ; or, the error. James (G. P. E.) 215.42 
 Beauchampe ; or Kentucky tragedy. Simms(W.G.)252.23 
 Beauclerc, father and son. Clarke (C. C.) . 155.07 
 Beaumarchais. Brachvogel (A. E. ) . . . 135.15 
 Beauseincourt (Romance ofl. Warfteld (Mrs. 
 
 C. A.) .' 262.63 
 
 Beauties of German literature 133.02 
 
 Beautiful fiend. Southworth (Ifivs. E. D.E.N.) 254.90 
 Beauty and the beast, etc. Taylor (J. Bayard). 255.07 
 
 Beauty and the beast. Thackeray (A I. ) 
 
 255.79 
 Bebee, or two little wooden shoes. Rame (Louise 
 
 de la) 172.56 
 
 Bechard (Frederic). Maurice 132. 23 
 
 Bechstein (L.) As pretty as seven and other popular 
 
 German tales 186.15 
 
 Beckford (W. ) Vathek, an Arabian tale. . . 133-07 
 Beckoning (The) series. Cobden (Paul), pseud. 161.29 
 Bed-time stories. Moulton (Louise Chandler). 235.68 
 Bede (Cuthbert), pseud. See Bradley (E. ) 
 
 Bede's charity. Stretton (H.) 25 ^ 
 
 Beechcroft. Yonge (C. M.) 26j.24 
 
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 465 
 
 Beeches (H. W.) Norwood ; or, village life in New 
 
 England 133.08 
 
 Beeches (Mrs. H. W.) From dawn to daylight ; or, 
 the simple story of a western home. [anon. ] 133. 10 
 
 Beechnut. Abbott (Jacob) 111.05 
 
 Beechwood. Spbtngeb(R. R.) 256.05 
 
 Bee-hunters. Thorpe (T. B.) 261.34 
 
 Beggar on horseback. Payn (James). . . . 133.13 
 Begon (F., comiesse de). [' Madame de Stolz.'] House 
 on wheels ; or, the stolen child. . . . 253. 60 
 Behemoth. Mathews (Charles). ... 5053.05 
 Behind the counter. Hacklandee (F. W.) . 211.96 
 Behind the scenes. Bulwer-Lytton (Lady). 145.01 
 
 Behind the veil, [anon.] 133.24 
 
 Behind the scenes in Paris ; a tale of the clubs. 
 
 [anon.] 133.12 
 
 Belfoed Regis ; or, sketches of a country town. 
 
 Miss M. R. Mitford 232.12 
 
 Belial, [anon.] 133.14 
 
 Belinda. Edgeworth (Maria). Novels, v. 6. 182.16 
 Belisabius. Maemontel(J. F.) . . 225.87 ; 225.43 
 Belisle (D.W.) The American family Robinson. 133.11 
 Bell (Acton), pseud. See Bkonte (Anne). 
 Bell (Ourrer), pseud. See Bkonte (Charlotte). 
 Bell (Ellis), pseud. See Bkonte (Emily). 
 Bell (Cath. D.) Kenneth and Hugh ; or, self- 
 mastery 133.15 
 
 — Margaret Cecil 133.21 
 
 Bellah. Feutllet (Octave) 196.21 
 
 Bellamy (D.) Ethic amusements 185.07 
 
 Bellamy (E. W.) Four oaks. By Kamba Thorpe. 261.33 
 
 Bella Trelawny. Smith (J. F.*) 251.82 
 
 Bellehood and bondage. Stephens (ADn S.) 254.99 
 Belot (Adolphe). Article 47 132.14 
 
 — Woman of fire . . . 132.15 
 
 Below the surface. Elton ( Sir A. H. ) . . 183.14 
 Belphagoe. Machtavelli (N.) . . . v. 2 of 244.20 
 Belton estate. Teollope (A.) . . . 261.51 
 
 Ben Milner's wooing. Lee (Holme\ . . . 222.76 
 Ben, the luggage boy ; or, among the wharves. 
 
 H. Alger 121.28 
 
 Ben Sylvester's ward. Yonge (C. M.) . . . 265.25 
 Benauly, pseud. See Abbott (B. , A., and L.) 
 Bench and bar of Jurytown. Field (J. M.) . 261.91 
 Bendbow (Hesper). More than she could bear. 133.22 
 
 Beneath the wheels, [anon.] 133.23 
 
 Benedict (Frank Lee). John Worthington's name. 132.42 
 
 — Madame. A novel 133.09 
 
 — Miss Dorothy's charge 132.41 
 
 — Miss Van Kortland 231.91 
 
 — Mr. Vaughan's heir 132.43 
 
 — My daughter Elinor 233. 10 
 
 — St. Simon's niece 132.44 
 
 — 'Twixt hammer and anvil 132.40 
 
 Benjamin (S. G. W.) The choice of Paris. . 133.25 
 Bennett (Emerson). Outlaw's daughter ; or adven- 
 tures in the South 133.34 
 
 Bennets abroad, look to the end. Ellis ( Mrs. S. S. ) 183. 06 
 Bennett (Miss Martha H. B.) Leisure moments. 133.18 
 
 — Pastimes with my little friends 133.16 
 
 Benoni Blake, if. £., surgeon at Glenaldie.[awon.]133.26 
 
 Bensley ; a story of to-day 133.17 
 
 Beppo the conscript. Teollope (T. A.) . . . 261.81 
 
 Beebee. Mayo (W. S.) 231.56 
 
 Berger (E.), pseud. See Sheppaed (E. S.) 
 
 Beegebac (S. C. de). Comical history of the empires of 
 
 the moon and sun 133. 19 
 
 Berkeley, the banker. Maettneau (H.) . . 231.31 
 Berlin and San Souci. Muhlbach (L.) . . 232.64 
 Berlin. Lander (S. W.) Spectacles for young eyes, 
 
 _, v - 6 222.90 
 
 Bernabd (C. de). A fatal passion, or " Gerfaut." 133.17 
 
 Bernard Lyle. Clemens (J.) 155.17 
 
 Bebnthal; or, the son's revenge. Mcjhlbach (L.) 232.65 
 Bertha and Lily. Smith (Mrs. E. O. ) . . . 252.76 
 Bertha Percy ; or, l'esperance. Field (M.) . 192.04 
 Bertha's engagement. Stephens (Ann S.) . 254.95 
 Bertram family. Chaeles (Mrs. E.) . . . 153.04* 
 Bertram Noel ; a story for vouth. May (E. J.) 231.48 
 
 '"'"is. Teollope (A.)" 261.52 
 
 Kavanagh (J.) 221.57 
 
 225.80 
 225.81 
 225.82 
 225.83 
 225.84 
 225.85 
 
 Bessie books. Mathews (Joanna H.) 
 
 1. Bessie at the sea-side. 
 
 2. Bessie in the city. . • . . 
 
 3. Bessie and her Iriends. 
 
 i. Bessie among the mountains ' ' ' 
 
 o. Bessie at school. 
 
 6. Bessie on her travels.' 
 
 Bessie Morris's diary (Wedding garments, 'or) M, i,„ 
 
 (iviary w.) 220 9K 
 
 Bessie Rane ; a novel. Wood (Mrs. H ) ' 2K4 7? 
 
 Best (The) fellow in the world. Weight '(Mrs 
 
 J- McN.) ''1(15 00 
 
 Best of husbands. Payn (James). . . 235 65 
 
 Betrothed (The). Manzoni (A.) 2 v. . [ 225 33 
 Betrothed (The). Scott (W.) ...'.' 215 29 
 Betsey Bobbet's (My opinions and). By Jc'siah Allen's 
 
 wile 234 97 
 
 Betsey Jane Ward, hur book of goaks. [anon.] 148^16 
 
 Beulah. Wilson (A. J. Evans) 183.27 
 
 Beverly ; or, the white mask. Walwoeth (M. T. ) 262 59 
 
 Beyminstre. [Wallace 'E.)] 133^20 
 
 Beyond the Breakers. Owen (R. D.) . '. ' 23472 
 Blernatzei (J. G.) The Hollig ; or, the sheepfold'in 
 
 the waters 231.18 
 
 Big bear of Arkansas, and other sketches. Poetee 
 
 (W. T.) 13101 
 
 Big brother : Story of Indian war. Eggleston 
 
 „ (G. C.) 184.26 
 
 Bigsby (R.) Visions of the times of old. 3 v. 475.26 
 Biekers (Dr. A. V. W.) pseud.? Anno Domini 
 
 „ 2071 122.20 
 
 Billings (Josh\ [pseud.] See Shaw (H. W.) 
 
 Belly Grimes's favorite. Manneelng (May). . 225.19 
 
 Bled (R. M.) Nick of the woods 134.02 
 
 — Sheppard Lee. [anon.] 2 v 251.64 
 
 Birds of prey. Beaddon (M. E.) .... 135.20 
 Birth and education. Schwaetz (Marie S. ) . 244.90 
 Birthright. Gobe (Mrs.) .... 235.95 ; 211.15 
 
 Bisaccioni (M.) Novels v. 4 of 244.23 
 
 Bishop's son. Gary (Alice) 152.01 
 
 Bit o' writin'. Banim (M.) 132.30 
 
 Bits of blarney. Mackenzie (R. S.) . . . 225.04 
 
 Bivouac. Maxwell (W. H.) 231.43 
 
 Bivouac and battle. Adams (W.T.) .... 112.43 
 Bjornson (B.) Arae ; or, peasant life in Norway. 133.27 
 
 — The Fisher-maiden . . 133.29 
 
 — The happy boy. Tr. by H. K. G. . . . 133.30 
 
 — Ovind. [Same as Happy boy.] Tr. by S. and 
 
 E. Hjerleid 133.32 
 
 — The railroad and the churchyard 133.31 
 
 Black (W.) A daughter of Heth 134.36 
 
 — In silk attire 134.31 
 
 — Kilmeny 134.32 
 
 — Love or marriage 134.03 
 
 — Madcap Violet 134.43 
 
 — Maid of Killeena, and other stories. . . 134.39 
 
 Contents : Maid of Killeena. Queen Tita's wager. Fight 
 for a wife. Sequel to That. The man who was like 
 
 — Marriage of Moira Fergus 134.42 
 
 — Monarch of Mincing Lane 134.34 
 
 — Princsss of Thule 134.38 
 
 — Strange adventures of a phaeton 134.37 
 
 — Three feathers 134.40 
 
 Black brothers (King of the golden river; or the). 
 
 Buskin (J.) 244.50 
 
 Black dwarf. Scott (Sir W.) . . . 245.31 
 
 Black-eoeest village stories. Auerbach (B.) 124.20 
 
 Black panther. Wraxall (Sir C. F. L.) . . 265.09 
 
 Black sheep. Yates (E.) 265.14 
 
 Black spirits and white. Teollope (F. E. ) . 266.55 
 
 Black tulip. Dumas (A.) 175.47 
 
 Blackburn (W. M.) The Theban legion. . . 133.41 
 Blackmore (R. D.) Alice Lorraine, a tale of the South 
 
 Downs 133.44 
 
 — Clara Vaughan ... 133.42 
 
 — Cradock Nowell : a tale of the New Forest. 134.27 
 
 — Cripps the carrier 133. 37 
 
 — Lorna Doone : a romance of Exmoor. . . 133.43 
 
 — Maid of Sker 134.30 
 
 Blackwell (A. B. ) The Island neighbors. . 134.19 
 
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 FICTION : Blackwood to Bramleigha. 
 
 254.57 
 191.42 
 233.42 
 133.40 
 133.39 
 133.38 
 134.24 
 133.36 
 134.04 
 . M.) 214. 17 
 
 134.05 
 134.10 
 134.12 
 
 Blackwood (Tales from). See Tales, etc. 
 Blade o' grass. Faejeon (B. L. ) . . . 
 Blagden (Isa). Nora and Archibald Lee. 
 Blake {Lady). Lady of Lyndon. . . 
 
 _ Ruth Maxwell 
 
 Blake (Lillie Devereux). Fettered for life. 
 
 Blanchaed (L.) Sketches from life. 3 v. 
 
 Blanche (August). The bandit. . . . 
 
 Blanche Dearwood. [anon. ] . . . . 
 
 Blanche Gilroy ; a girl's story. Hosmeb (Mr 
 
 Blanche Seymour, [anon.] . . . • ■ • "jM 1 
 
 Bleabuen (Sickness and health of the people of). Mae- 
 
 tineau (Harriet). . 
 
 Bleak house. Dickens (C.) n 1 
 
 Blessington (Marguerite Power, countess). Country 
 
 quarters. 2 v 
 
 — Marmaduke Herbert. 2 v 
 
 — Memoirs of a femme de chambre. . . 
 
 — Meredith }?*■¥. 
 
 -Strathern. 2 v. "4.14 
 
 -Works ml6 
 
 Contents : Confessions of an elderly gentleman. Confes- 
 sions of an elderly lady. Repealers. Two friends. Vic 
 tims of society. 
 Blind girl, with other tales. Embuey (E. C.) 183.17 
 Blind passenger. [Laun (F.)] ...... 151.12 
 
 Bltndpits; a story of Scottish life. [Tayloe 
 
 Miss.] 134.2U 
 
 Bliihedale romance. Hawthokne (N. ) . .212.55 
 Blockade (The) of Phalsburg. Ebckmann (E) and 
 
 Chatbian (A.). . . • 183-39 
 
 Blockade runners. Vebne(J.) . ..- • ■ A °°-' b 
 Blonde and brunette ; or, the Uothamite arcady. Bub- 
 mitt (G.) Ini'll 
 
 Bloodstone (The). Macdeod (D.) .... 225.77 
 Bloom and brier ; a southern romance. Falconee 
 
 (W.) . . . 1842 ° 
 
 Blossoming of an aloe. Hoey (Mrs. C.) . . 21 3 - 2 ? 
 
 Bluebebeying. Abbott (J.) JoT'oo 
 
 Blue ribbon, [anon.] • • "* 
 
 Blue jackets ; or, J. Thompson among the "Heathen 
 
 Chinee." Gbeey (E.) 211.55 
 
 Bluebeaed's keys, and other stories. Thackeeay 
 
 (Miss I. M.) ,_ 255 - 8 l 
 
 Boaeding-school days. By Vieux Moustache. 
 
 [Goedon (C.)] 19t, -37 
 
 Boat club. Optic (Oliver), pseud of Adams (W.T.) 112.15 
 Boccaccio (G.) Decameron 135.01 
 
 — — [Selections.] • • v. 1 of 244. 20 
 
 Bohemians of London. Whitty (E. M.) . . 263.64 
 Boisgobey (Fortune du). Chevalier Casse-Cou. The 
 
 red camelia 146.01 
 
 The search for ancestors. . . ■ 146.02 
 
 — The golden tress 177.04 
 
 B5lte(A.) Madame de Stael 134.23 
 
 Bones and I. Melville (G. J. W. ) . . . . 231.84 
 Bonneville's adventures. Ievtng (W.) . . 1123.00 
 Book of St. Nicholas. Paulding (J. K.) . . 235.13 
 BooKofsuobs. Thackeeay (W. M.) . . . 255.33 
 Book of vagaries. Paulding (J. K.) . . . . 235.15 
 Boedeb beagles : tale of Mississippi. Simms ( W. G. ) 252. 24 
 Bobdee (The) Rifles. Aimaed(G.) .... 114.21 
 Boedee war ; a tale of disunion. Jones (J. B.) 221.29 
 Boeg (S., transl.) Northern lights. Stories from Swe- 
 dish and Finnish authors 235.93 
 
 Boeys (Gontran). She loved him madly. . . 135.02 
 
 Bobeow (George). Lavengro ; the scholar, the gypsy, 
 
 the priest 135.03 
 
 — Romany Bye. A sequel to Lavengro. . . 135.07 
 Bosom friend. Geey (Mrs. E. C.) .... 211.57 
 Boston. Lander (S. W.) Spectacles for young 
 
 eyes 222.85 
 
 Both sides of the street. Walkeb (M. S.) . . 2G2.79 
 Bothwell, or the days of Mary, Queen of Scots. 
 
 Geant (J.) 211.88 
 
 Bound to John Company. [Beaddon (M. E. )] 134.35 
 
 Bound to rise. Algee(H.) 122.45 
 
 Bound to the wheel. Saundees (J.) . . . . 245.03 
 Bouton (J. B.) Round the block, [anon.] . 244.30 
 B. O. W. C. series. See De Mille ( J. ) . . . 172.31. 
 Bowen (O. E. ) Jack the conqueror. . . . 135.17 
 
 Bowman (Anne). Bear hunters of the Rocky Moun- 
 tains 135.09 
 
 — Esperanza 135.10 
 
 — Kangaroo hunters 135.11 
 
 Boy emigrants. Bbooks (Noah) 146.12 
 
 Boy farmers of Elm Island. Kellogg (E.) . 221.97 
 
 Boy hunters. Reid (Mayne.) 242.39 
 
 Boy in grey. Ktngsley (Henry) 226.05 
 
 Boy slaves. Reid (Mayne) 242.40 
 
 Boy tar. Retd (Mayne) 242.41 
 
 Boyhood of Franklin. Abbott (Jacob.) Habpee's 
 
 story books, v. 4 216.95 
 
 Boy's adventures in Australia. Howitt (W.) . 1061.21 
 Boy's trip across the plains. Pbeston (L.) . . 235.49 
 Boys at Chequasset. Whitney (Mrs. A. D. T.) 263.58 
 Boys at Dr. Murray's. Gayloed (Glance), pseud, for 
 
 Beadley (W. J.) 194.18 
 
 Boys of Grand Pr^School. [De Mille (J.)] . 172.30 
 Boys of other countries. Tayloe (J. Bayard). 256.59 
 Boys' book of recreation, [anon.] .... 134.33 
 Boyesen (H. H. ) Gunnar ; a tale of Norse life. 134.41 
 
 — Norseman's pilgrimage 135.12 
 
 — Tale from two hemispheres 135.14 
 
 Boyne (The) water. Banim (M.) 132.31 
 
 Boz, pseud. ' See Dickens (C. ) 
 
 Beacebbtdge Hall. Ievtng (W.) 215.27 
 
 Beachvogel (A. E.) Beaumarchais ; hist, novel. 135.15 
 Beackeneidge (H. H.) Modern chivalry. . . 135.13 
 Beaddon (Miss M. E.) Aurora Floyd. . . . 135.19 
 
 — Birds of prey 135.20 
 
 — Charlotte's inheritance 135.21 
 
 — Darrell Markham 135.36 
 
 — Dead men's shoes 111.06 
 
 — Dead sea fruit 135.33 
 
 — ■ Diavola, or nobody's daughter 135.22 
 
 — Doctor's wife 135.23 
 
 — Eleanor's victory 135.24 
 
 — Fenton's quest. 135.39 
 
 — Hostages to fortune 141.05 
 
 — John Marchmont's legacy 135.25 
 
 — Joshua Haggard's daughter 141.08 
 
 — Lady Audley's secret 135.2G 
 
 — Lady Lisle 135.27 
 
 — Lady's mile 135.28 
 
 — Lost for love 141-01 
 
 — Lovels of Arden. 135.40 
 
 — Only a clod 135.29 
 
 — Oscar Bertrand 135.34 
 
 — Outcasts 135 'nij 
 
 — Publicans and sinners 141.02 
 
 — Robert Ainsleigh. 2 v 135.41 
 
 — Run to earth. 2 v • • • 135.37 
 
 — - Rupert Goodwin 135.30 
 
 — Sir Jasper's tenant 13 c'?i 
 
 — Strange world nt 
 
 — Strangers and pilgrims li lm 
 
 — Taken at the flood I" 3 - 03 
 
 — Three times dead ; or, the secret of the heath. l"»-?2 
 
 — To the bitter end 13, 'i 4 . 3 
 
 — Weavers and weft ; or, " Love that hath us in ms 
 
 ne t » _ 141.11 
 
 Beadfobd (Annie C.) Nellie Bracken. . . . UL10 
 Beadeoed (Sarah H.) Linton family. . . • 141.0a 
 Beadley (Edward). [ ' Cuthbert Bede. '] Adventures ot 
 
 Mr. Verdant Green 1*1. W 
 
 — Nearer and dearer },\'\1 
 
 — White wife • 14 f- 14 
 
 Beadley (W. J.) ['Glance Gaylord.'] Rainford series . 
 
 Boys at Dr. Murray's }°"° 
 
 Gilbert's last summer at Bainford. . • • «*•" 
 
 Gilbert Starr and bis lessons }"',, 
 
 Jack Arcombe ; the story of a waif. J»"l 
 
 Will Eood's friendship iw 23 
 
 — Miss Patience Hathaway j™ „. 
 
 — Mr. Pendleton's cup £**i 
 
 Beady (James T.) Christmas dream. . . • jj"-j? 
 Bbagelonne, the son of Athos. Dumas (A.) . l»'-^ 
 Beake up. Adams (Wm.T.) . . • • • • \ ' 
 Bbakespeaee ; or, the fortunes of a free lance. iiiw g 
 
 EENCE (G. A.) 253' 00 
 
 Beambletye house. Smith (Albert) . . . • J • 
 Bbamleighs of Bishop's folly. Levek (Charles). U-- 
 
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 Brandon ; or, a hundred years ago. Tiffany (O.) 2C1.35 
 Brave and bold series. Alger (H., jr.) . , 12:'. \ 2 
 Bbave hearts. Gray (Robertson), pseud, for Raymond 
 
 (R. W.) 212.87 
 
 Brave lady. Oraik (D. M. Muloch) . . . . 232.60 
 Bbave old salt. Adams (W. T.) ..... 112.1(5 
 Bbavo. [Scene laid in Venice.] Coopeb (J. F.) 163.20 
 
 Bbavo of Venice. Lewis (M. G.) 223.70 
 
 Beay {Mrs. A. E. K.) Novels and romances. 10 v. 141.29 
 
 1. The white hoods. 
 
 2. Do Foix ; 14th century. 
 
 8. The Protestant ; a tale of q. Mary. 
 
 4. Fitz of Fitz Ford ; a legend of Devon. 
 
 5. The Talba ; or, Moor of Portugal. 
 
 6. Warleigh ; or, the fatal oak. 
 
 7. Trelawny of Trelawne j a legend o; Cornwall. 
 
 8. Trials of the heart. 
 
 9. Henry de Pomeroy ; or, the eve of St. John ; a legend of 
 
 Cornwall and Devon. 
 10. Courtenay of Walreddon ; a legend of the coast of England. 
 Brazen Gates. Smith (F. N.) Ed. by J. P. Smith. 252.90 
 Bread-and-cheese, and kisses. Fabjeon(B. L.) 191.43 
 Breaking a butterfly. Lawrence (G. A.) . . 222.52 
 Breaking away ; fortunes of a student. Adams 
 
 (W.T.) . . , 112.17 
 
 Bred in the bone. Payn (James). . . , . 141.07 
 
 Breezie Langton. Smart (H.) 252.92 
 
 Brehat (A de). Belin (Jean) 141.16 
 
 Bbemer (Fredrika). A diary, H — family, Axel and Anna, 
 and other tales 141.18 
 
 — Easter offering. 141.17 
 
 — Father and daughter 141.19 
 
 — Four sisters 141.20 
 
 — Home, and Strife and peace 141.21 
 
 — Life in Dalecarlia, parsonage of Mora. . . 235.99 
 
 — Neighbors, and other tales 141.22 
 
 — President's daughters ; including Nina. . 141.23 
 
 Same. Part 2. Nina 141.24 
 
 Bressant. Hawthorne (Julian) 212.68 
 
 Breugel brothers. Sternberg (A. von). . . 254.00 
 
 Bhevio(G.) Novels 2 and 3 v. 2 of 214.21 
 
 Brewer's family. Ellis' (Mrs. S. S.) . . . 183.05 
 Brewster (Anne M. H.) Compensation. . . 142.01 
 
 — St. Martin's summer 142.02 
 
 Bridal eve. Sotjthworth (Mrs. E. D. E. N.) 253.24 
 Bride of Lammermoor. Scott (Sir Walter). . 245.33 
 Bride of Llewellyn. Sotjthworth (M-s.E.D.E.N.)253.25 
 Bride of Omberg. Carlen (E. F.) .... 145.37 
 Bride's fate, a sequel to Changed brides. Sotjthworth 
 
 (Mrs. E. D. E. N.) 253.87 
 
 Briery Creek. Mabttneau (H.) 231.34 
 
 Brigadier Frederick. Erckmann-Chatrian (MM. )183.23 
 Brigand (The), or Corse de Leon. James (G. 
 
 _ p - E -> 215.47 
 
 Bright (Mrs. Matilda A. ) Margaret ; a story of life in 
 
 a prairie home. By Lyndon, [pseud.] . . 142.03 
 
 — Oxley. By Lyndon, [pseud.] 142.26 
 
 Bright (Mrs. A. M.) The three Bernices, or Ansermo 
 
 of the crag. 142.31 
 
 ^ Note — Hist, novel ; time of Vespasian and Titus. 
 
 Bbisee. [anon.] 142.04 
 
 Beisted(C. A) The upper ten thousand. ' .' 142^05 
 
 Bbock (Mrs. Carey). Home memories. . . 142.07 
 
 Brock (S. A) Kenneth, my king 142.06 
 
 Bboken chains. Werner (E.) . ..... 263.92 
 
 Broken columns. Dixon (Rev. — ) 142.08 
 
 Broken to harness. Yates (E.) 265.15 
 
 Broken toys. Steele (A. C.) 252.91 
 
 Bronte (Anne). ['Acton Bell.'] Agnes Grey. 142.14 
 
 — Tenant of Wildfell Hall 142 13 
 
 Bronte (Charlotte). [' Currer Bell.'] Jane Eyre. 142.09 
 
 — The professor. ...... 142 10 
 
 -Shirky. \ 142 ; u 
 
 r VlU .ette. 142.12 
 
 Bronte (Emily). ['Ellis BelL'] Wuthering 
 
 Heights 142.15 
 
 ^booke and Brooke Farm. Marttneau (H.) . 231.27 
 
 Brooke (Henry). Fool of quality. 2 v. . . 142.18 
 
 Brooke (Noah). Boy emigrants 146.12 
 
 Brookes of Bridlemere. Melville (G. J. W.) 235.86 
 
 Brooks (Shirley). Aspen.court. 142.20 
 
 — Gordianknot 142.23 
 
 — Silver cord " 142.21 
 
 142.22 
 
 — Sooner or later. „ 
 
 Brother clerks. By Xariffa,' pseud. '. '. . 
 
 Brothers bet. Carlen (E. F) . " ™ 
 
 Brough(RB.) Life of Sir John Falstaff. '. '.1755 02 
 
 Brougham (Henry, lord). Albert Lunel. . . [& A 
 
 Brougham (John). A basket of chips. {T<M 
 
 — Bunsby papers *\ ' ' i*^i 
 
 Brought to the front. Kellogg (E.) ' 227 m 
 Broughton (Rhoda). Cometh up as a flower ' 142 33 
 
 — Good-bye, sweet-heart. . . U2M 
 
 z py- ■'■ ::::::::: : : itl'll 
 
 — Not wisely, but too well ' u <>? 65 
 
 — Red as a rose is she. . 149 sr 
 Brown (Charles B.) Arthur Mervyn ; or, memoirs' of 
 
 the year 1793. 2 v li3 og 
 
 — Clara Howard ; or the enthusiasm of love. ' 143 07 
 
 — Edgar Huntley; or memoirs of a sleep-walker. 14308 
 
 .Ipino "Prill-..-! 4- ■*■ w\j 
 
 — Jane Talbot. 
 
 143.09 
 
 — Ormond, or the secret witness. ..'.'' 143 10 
 
 — Wieland, or the transformation. . 143 11 
 Brown (John, M.D.) Marjorie Fleming.' .' .' 143'.18 
 Same. [In Little classics, v. 10.] . . 226 97 
 
 — Rab and his friends. [In Little classics, v.4.1 22686 
 Browne (C. F.) Artemus Ward : his book. . .143 13 
 
 — Artemus Ward in London, and other papers. 143 14 
 
 — Artemus Ward : his travels 143J5 
 
 — Artemus Ward's panorama [ ' 14317 
 
 — Artemus Ward : his works. . . .' ! ,' 14312 
 
 Contents : Essays, sketches, and letters. War stories and 
 romances. To California and return. London Punch let- 
 ters. Artemus Ward's panorama. Miscellaneous. 
 
 Brown stone front : a story of New York and Saratoga 
 Fulton (Chandos) 193704 
 
 Brownings, a tale of the great rebellion. Fuller 
 
 „ < J - G -) • 193.06 
 
 Brownlows. Oltphant (Mrs. M. O. W.) . . 234 07 
 Brownson (O. A.) Charles Elwood, or the infidel 
 
 converted _ 143.24 
 
 Bruce (Mrs. E. M.) A thousand a year. ! '. 143^25 
 Brudder Bones' book of stump speeches. Scott 
 
 „ ( J - F -) 245.13 
 
 Bruin ; the great bear hunt. Retd (M.) . . 242.42 
 Bruno. Abbott (J). Harper's story books, v. 1. 216.92 
 
 Brunion (Mary B. ) Self-control 143.27 
 
 Bryan Maurice, or the seeker. Mitchell (.Reu.W.) 232.10 
 Buchanan (R.) Shadow of the sword. . . . 143.26 
 
 — and Gibbon (C. ) Storm-beaten 143.33 
 
 Buck Bradford (Down the river, or). Adams 
 
 (W. T.) 113.13 
 
 Buckskin Mose ; or, life from the lakes to the Pacific, 
 as actor, circus-rider, scout, and guide. [By Cur- 
 tis B. Hawley. ] 145.06 
 
 Buddlecome (To) and back. Burnand (F. C.) 145.09 
 Budget of wit and humour. Valentine (Dr.W.) 262.90 
 Buddington (Z. B. ) Can the old love ? . . . 143.34 
 Budget of fun for little folks. Aunt Maggie. . 143.28 
 
 BUERSTENBINDER (E.) See BuESTENBINDER (E.) 
 
 Buffets. Doe (Charles H. ) 174.62 
 
 Bug Jargal. Hugo (Victor) 214.49 
 
 Bulfinch (T.) Age of chivalry. [King Arthur and 
 his knights. The Mabinogeon or Welsh popular 
 tales.] 143.31 
 
 — Age of fable, or beauties of mythology. . 143.29 
 
 — Legends of Charlemagne 143. 30 
 
 Bulls and the Jonathans. Paulding (J. K.) 235.16 
 Bulwer-Lytton (E. G. E. L., lord Lyllon). Alice, or 
 
 the mysteries. 2 v. 144.01 
 
 — Calderon, the courtier. [ With Leila. ] . . 144.15 
 
 — Caxtons. 144.02 
 
 — Coming race, or the new utopia 144.37 
 
 — Devereux 144.03 
 
 — Disowned 144.04 
 
 — Ernest MaltraverS. 2v £ 144.07 
 
 — Eugene Aram. . . . 144.10 
 
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 — Last days of Pompeii. .,,.... 144.13 
 
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 — Leila, or the siege of Granada. ..... 144. 15 
 
 — Lucretia 144.36 
 
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 — Night and morning . 144.22 
 
 — Parisians 144.38 
 
 — Panl Clifford 144.23 
 
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 — Pilgrims of the Rhine 141.27 
 
 -Rienzi 144.28 
 
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 — What will he do with it? 141.30 
 
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 Bulwer-Lytton (Lady) . Behind the scenes. . 145.01 
 
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 Ring of Amasis 145.07 
 
 Bunce (Oliver). Bachelor's story 115.10 
 
 Buncle (Life of John). Amory (Thomas). 4 v. 
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 — Preacher and the king. 145. 12 
 
 — Priest and the Huguenot. 2 v 145. 13 
 
 Bunnett (Fanny E. ) Nature's school. . . . 145.17 
 
 Bunsby papers. Brougham (John) 143.02 
 
 Bunyan (John). Pilgrim's progress. 115.15 ; 3525.26 
 Burbury (Mrs. E. J. ) Florence Sackville. . . 115.16 
 Burdett (C.) Margaret Moncrieff, the first love of 
 
 Aaron Burr. 115.18 
 
 — Blonde and brunette 134.17 
 
 Burgomaster family. Muller (Christine). . 232.82 
 Burke (Peter). Romance of the forum. . . 145.20 
 Burlesque autobiography. Twain (Mark), pseud, for 
 
 Clemens (S. L) 155.20 
 
 Burnand (F. C.) Happy thoughts 115.23 
 
 — Happy-thought hall 145.22 
 
 — More happy thoughts 145.21 
 
 — My health 115.21 
 
 — New history of Sanford and Merton. . . . 115.19 
 
 — To Buddlecoine and back 115.09 
 
 Burney (Frances). See Arblay (F. B. d'). 
 
 Burnt Njal, (Story of); or, life in Iceland. Tr. by G.W. 
 
 Dasent 145.26 
 
 Burstenbindeb (E.) See Werner (Ernst), pseud. 
 Burton (R. F.) Vikram and the vampire. . 145.25 
 
 Bush boys. Reid (M.) 212.13 
 
 Bushrangers, a Yankee's adventures during his second 
 
 visit to Australia. Thomes (W. H.) . . 261.19 
 Bushwhacker (Sayings of Dr.) Cozzens (F. S.) 165.15 
 
 Bussey(G. M.) Fables 185.10 
 
 Butler (Samuel). Erewhon ; or, over the range. 181.28 
 Buti (Beatrice May). Miss Molly. . . . 143.37 
 Butt (Martha H.) See Bennett (M. H. B.j 
 By-and-by : hist, romance. Maitland (E.) . 235.90 
 By his own might. Hillern (W. von). . . 213.78 
 
 By still waters. Mayo (I. F.) 196.0 J 
 
 By the king's command. Hugo(V.) Man who laughs.Pt.2 
 
 By the sea. Currier (Mrs. S. ) 165.44 
 
 Byr (Robert) , pseud. See Bayer (C. R.) 
 Caballero (Fernan), pseud. See Arrom (C. B. de). 
 Cabin book ; or, national characteristics. Sealsfteld 
 
 (Charles), pseud, of Postel (Karl). . . 251.05 
 
 Same. [Another translation.] .... 251.06 
 
 Cabin on the prairie. Pearson (C. H.) . . . 235.32 
 
 Cadell (Mrs. H. M.) Ida Craven 151.18 
 
 Cadet life at West Point. [Kinsman (J. B.)] . 115.30 
 
 Caged lion. Yonge (C. M.) 265.53 
 
 Cahun (Leon). Adventures of Captain Mayo ; or, a 
 
 Phoenician expedition, b. o. 1000. . . . 146.08 
 Cakes and ale. Jerrold (Douglas). .... 221.13 
 Cakes and ale at Woodbine. Coffin (R. B.) . 161.11 
 
 Caldcleugh (W. G.) Eastern tales 115.32 
 
 Calderon, the courtier. Bulwer-Lytton (E. G. 
 
 „ E - L-) 141.15 
 
 Calderwood secret. Johnson (V. W. ) . . . 226.28 
 Caldwell (Mrs. A. Marsh). See Marsh (Mrs.) 
 Caleb Field ; a tale of the Puritaus. Oliphant (Mrs. 
 
 „ M. 0. W.) 231.08 
 
 Caleb Kringle. Coffin (C. C.) 161.10 
 
 Caleb Stukely. [anon.'] 3 v. 115.33 
 
 Caleb Williams (Adventures of). Godwin (W.) 
 
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 Callamura. Pleasants (J.) 241.31 
 
 Called to account. Thomas (Annie). . . . 261.09 
 
 Calllrhoe. Sand (Maurice) 241.98 
 
 Gallista: a sketch of 3d century. Newman (J.H ) 233.49 
 Cambridge Freshman, or memoirs of Mr. Golightly. 
 
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 Cameron Hall, a story of the civil war. [Cruse 
 
 (M. A.)] 145.36 
 
 Cameron pride. Holmes (M. J.) 213.17 
 
 Camilla. Arblay (F. B. d'). 3 v 171.60 
 
 Camilla ; a tale of a violin. Barnard (C.) . 132.16 
 Camllle. Gasparin ( V., comtesse de). . . . 191.41 
 Camoens, or the death of the poet. TrEOK(L.von). 133.02 
 Camors; life under the new empire. Feutllet (0. ) 191.27 
 Campbell (Mrs. (J. H L.) Efos and Anteros, the old 
 
 love and the new 145.31 
 
 Camp fires of the red-man. Orton (J. R.) . 234.32 
 Camp fires of the Revolution. Watson (H. C.) 263.12 
 Camp of refuge. Macfarlane (C.) 2v.ini. 224.61 
 Campaner Thai (The). Bichter (J. P. F.) . 3587.01 
 
 Camping out. Stephens (C A.) 256.09 
 
 Can the old love ? Buddtngton (Z. B.) . . 143.34 
 Can you forgive her ? Trollope (A.) . . , 261.53 
 Can wrong be right? Hall (Mrs. S. C.) . . 212.21 
 
 Cancelled will. Dupuy (E. A.) 181.32 
 
 Candid and Doctor Pangloss. Barton (J.) . 132.38 
 Canoe and the saddle. Wlnthrop (Theodore). 1122.01 
 
 Canterbury tales. Lee (H.) 2v 222.57 
 
 Canterbury tales. Lee (S.) 222.59 
 
 Canute (Judith), pseud. See Campbell (Mrs. J. H. L.) 
 
 Canvassing. Bantm (M.) 132.34 
 
 Cape Cod, and all along shore. Nordhoff (C.) 233.43 
 Caper sauce. Parton ( Mrs. S. P. ) . . . .2538.12 
 Capital punishment : Claude Gueux. Hugo(V.) 211.61 
 Captain Blake. Maxwell (W. H.) . . . . 231.14 
 Captain Brande, of the "Centipede." Wise(HA) 261.33 
 Captain Carleton. De Foe (Daniel). . . . 5032.08 
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 Sala (G. A. ) 241.61 
 
 Captain of the guard. Grant (James). . . 211.89 
 Captain Priest (Wonderful adventures of). Paxton 
 
 (Philip), pseud, of Hammett (S. A.) . . 212.31 
 
 Captain Paul. Dumas (A.) 175.18 
 
 Captain Sam, or boy scouts of 1814. Eggleston 
 
 (G. C.) 184.29 
 
 Captain Singleton. DeFoe(D.) 5032.03 
 
 Card drawer. Griffin (Gerald) 211.75 
 
 Cardinal Pole. Ainsworth (W. H. ) ... 111.42 
 Carey (Rosa Nouchette). Wooed and married. 151.17 
 Caring for no man. Porter (L. B.) . . . 211.86 
 Carl and Jocko. Abbott (J. ) Harper's story books, 
 
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 Carlen (EmilieF.) Bride of Omberg. . . 145.37 
 
 — Brother's bet ; or, within six weeks. . . . 115.38 
 
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 — Home in the valley 115.40 
 
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 — Magic Goblet 145.45 
 
 — One year. A tale of wedlock 145.12 
 
 — Temptation of wealth ; or, the heir of primo- 
 
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 — ■ Whimsical woman 115.43 
 
 Carleton, pseud. See Coffin (C. C.) 
 
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 Carleton (W.) Fardorougha, the miser. . . 151.03 
 
 — Holland tide ; or, Irish popular tales. . . 151.01 
 
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 — Translations from the German. 3 v. . . 5026.21 
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 Cassy. Stbetton (Hesba), pseud, for bMiTH (Han- 
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 Cast up by the sea. Baker (S. W.) . . . . 131.12 
 Castaways. Beid {Gapt. Mayne). . . . . 212. IS 
 Caste a story of republican equality. Pike 
 
 (M. H.) 152.14 
 
 Castle Avon. Mabsh-Caldwell {Mrs. A.) . 231.07 
 Castle builders. Yonge ( Miss C. M. ) . . . 265.26 
 
 Castle Daly. Keary (Annie) 216.59 
 
 Castle Dangerous. Scott {Sir Walter). . . 215.36 
 Castle Nowhere. Woolson (C. F.) . . . . 266.90 
 Castle of Otranto. Walpole (Horace). . . 262.48 
 Castle of Soudet. Dumas (Alexandre). . . 175.10 
 Castle Richmond. Trollope (Anthony). . . 261.54 
 Castle Wafer. Wood {Mrs. Henry). . . . 264.48 
 Castle's heir. Wood {Mrs. Henry). . . . 264.49 
 Castles in the air. Gore {Mrs. C) . . . 211.16 
 Castles in the air (Foundations, or). Poeteb 
 
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 2. Frank Nelson in the forecastle ; or sportsman's 
 
 club among the whalers 152.51 
 
 — [Gunboat series.] 6 v. 
 
 1. Frank, the young naturalist 152.06 
 
 2. Frank on a gun-boat 152.07 
 
 8. Frank in the woods 152.08 
 
 4. Frank on the prairie 152.09 
 
 6. Frank before Vicksburg 152.10 
 
 6. Frank on the lower Mississippi 152.11 
 
 — Rocky Mountain series, v. 1-3. 
 
 1. Frank among the rancheros 152.29 
 
 2. Frank at Don Carlos's rancho 152.30 
 
 3. Frank in the mountains 152.31 
 
 — Rolling stone series. 
 
 152.23 
 152.24 
 
 1. Tom Newcome. 
 
 2. Go ahead. 
 
 v. 1-3. 
 
 3. No moss. 
 
 152.25 
 
 — Sportsman's club series. 3 v. 
 
 1. In the saddle. . 152.46 I 3. Among the trappers. 152.48 
 
 2. Afloat 152.47 I 
 
 Castleton (D. R.) Salem : 17th century. . 151.38 
 
 Castro (A. de). El Buscapie 152. 12 
 
 Cathaba Clyde. Inconnue 151.16 
 
 Catherine. Thackeray (W. M.) 255.67 
 
 Cathabine's lovers. Erckmann-Chatrian (MM. ) 183.15 
 Catsktll fairies. Johnson (V. W. ) .... 226.29 
 Catteemole (R. ) Evenings at Haddon Hall . 152.13 
 Caunter (H. ) Romance of history : India. . 152. 38 
 
 Causey building. Abbott (J.) 111.45 
 
 Cavalteb, an historical novel. James (G. P. R.) 215.44 
 Cavaliers of England. Hebbert (H. W.) . 213.23 
 
 Cavendish. Neale (W. J.) 233.24 
 
 Caxton (Laura), pseud. See Comtns (Lizzie B. ) 
 Cations. Bulweb-Lytton (E. G. E. L.) . . 141.02 
 Cecil Castlemaine's gage. By " Ouida," pseudon. of 
 
 Rame(L. dela) 172.16 
 
 Cecil Dreeme. Winthrop (Theodore) . . . 264.28 
 Cecilia, or memoirs of an heiress. Abblay (F. 
 
 B. d'i 3 v 171.57 
 
 Cecil's tryst. Payn (James) 152.39 
 
 Centeola, and other tales. Thompson (D. P.) 261.25 
 Cerise ; a tale of the last century. Melville (G. 
 
 J. W.) 231.60 
 
 Cervantes Snavedra (M. de). Don Quixote. Tr. by C. 
 
 Jarvis. 4 v. in 1 151.19 
 
 Same. Tr. by C. Jarvis. 4 v 151.20 
 
 Same. Tr. by T. Smollett 232.59 
 
 — Exemplary novels 151.26 
 
 — Galatea ; a pastoral romance 151.25 
 
 — Wanderings of Persiles and Sigismunda. . 151.27 
 
 Cesar Birotteau. Balzac (H. de) 132.02 
 
 Cesarine Dietrich. Sand (George) 175.58 
 
 Chainbearer, (The). Cooper (J. F.) ... 163.21 
 Challenge of Barletta. Azeglio (M. T., marq. d') 172. 10 
 Chamberlain (N. H. ) Autobiography of a New England 
 
 farm-house 152.15 
 
 Chamerovzow (L. A.) Chronicles of the Bastile. 152.17 
 Chamtsso (A. von). Peter Schlemihl. . . . 102.21 
 Champfleury (J. Fleury, called). Naughty boys ; or, 
 
 the sufferings of Mr. Deltiel 152.18 
 
 Chance acquaintance. Howells (W. D.) . . 213.95 
 Chance child ; a story. Garrett (E.) . . . 193.34 
 Chance for himself ; or, Jack Hazard and his treasure. 
 
 Trowbridge (J. T.) 266.23 
 
 Chance medley. Grattan (F. C.) .... 235.95 
 Chandos. By "Ouida." Rame (L. de la). . 172.17 
 Changed brides. Southworth (E. D. E. N.) 253.48 
 
 Changing base. Everett (Wm.) 181.10 
 
 Chantee (Charlotte). Over the cliffs. . . . 152.20 
 Chanticleer ; a thanksgiving story. Mathews 
 
 (H.) 225.89 
 
 Chapel of St. Mary, [anon.] 153.01 
 
 Chaplet of pearls. Yonge {Mrs. C. M.) . . 265.29 
 Chapters on churchyards. Southey {Mrs. C.) 253.22 
 Chaeactee sketches. Macleod (N.) ... 225.21 
 Charcoal sketches. Neal (J. C. ) .... 233.22 
 
 Chaeette. [anon.~\ 153.25 
 
 Charity Green. Haetman (T.) 212.50 
 
 Charlemagne (Legends of). Bulfinch (T. G. ) 143.36 
 
 Charlemont. Simms (W. G.) 252.02 
 
 Charles (Mrs. E. 1 Against the stream : story 
 
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 Napoleon] 153.18 
 
 — Bertram family 153. 04£ 
 
 — Chronicles of the Schbnberg-Cotta family [Luther 
 
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 — Conquering and to conquer ; a story of Rome in the 
 
 days of St. Jerome 153.21 
 
 — Cripple of Antioch. [The false Christ. Wayside 
 
 notes in the days of Chrysostom.] . . . 153.04 
 
 — Diary of brother Bartholomew, a monk of the 
 
 abbey of Marienthal, in the Odenwald, in 
 
 the twelfth century 153.07 
 
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 — Draytons and Davenants. A story of the civil wars 
 
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 — Helena's household • • • 2 ^.82 
 
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 — Two vocations ; or, the sisters of mercy at 
 
 home. 
 
 153.13 
 
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 Charles Tyrrell ; or, the bitter blood. James 
 
 ( P P "R ) 410.40 
 
 Charles Vavasseur.' Smith (J. F.)_ . . . . 251.85 
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 Charlie Codman's cruise. Alger (H. , jr. ) . 121.10 
 Chablotte Aokerman ; a [Hamburg] theatrical 
 
 romance. Moller (Otto) 232.83 
 
 Chaklotie Elizabeth, [pseud.] See Tonna (0. E. ) 
 Charlotte's inheritance. Bbaddon (M. E.) . 135.21 
 Charmed sea. Mabtineau (Harriet). . . . 231.31 
 Chaeming widow. Macquoed (K. S. ) . . . 226.57 
 Chaems and counter-charms. M'Intosh (M. J.) 224.67 
 Ghaeon, or the ferry-boat. (Select coll. of nov. 
 
 v.2.). ..... 171.03 
 
 Chaeteeis. Meline (M. M.) 231.47 
 
 Chaste as ice , pure as snow. Despaed ( Mrs. M. G. ) 176. 26 
 Chateau Frissac, or home scenes in France. 
 
 Logan (0.) 224.21 
 
 Chateau Morville, or life in Touraine. [anon.] 153.24 
 
 Chateau Kouge. Dumas (A.) 181.10 
 
 Chateaubeiand (F E. de). The martyrs. . . 153.22 
 
 — Atala, the beautiful Indian of the Mias. . . 153.22 
 Chateian (A. ) See Eeckmann (E.), and Chatbian (A. ) 
 Ctvtswoeth, or the romance of a week. Wabd 
 
 (E. P.) 262.55 
 
 Chavette (Eugene). So fair yet false ; or, " Pour- 
 
 quoi. " 153.38 
 
 Checkmate, {anon. Le Fanu (J. S.)] . . . 223.08 
 Cheney {Mrs. E. D.) The child of the tide. . 154.37 
 Cheney (O. Augusta). Seeking his fortune, and 
 
 other dialogues. 121.34 
 
 Cheebuliez (V.) Joseph Noirel's revenge. . . 153.32 
 
 — Count Kostia 153.33 
 
 — Miss Hovel 153.36 
 
 — Prosper [Eandoce] 153.34 
 
 — Komince of an honest woman 153.35 
 
 Cheeey and Violet, » tale of the great plague. 
 
 Manning (A.) 225.23 
 
 Chesebeo' (Caroline). Children of light. . . 153.27 
 
 — Drjamlaod by daylight 153.28 
 
 — Fo i in the household 153.30 
 
 — Isa. A pilgrimage 153.29 
 
 — Peter Carradine, or the Martindale pastoral. 154.01 
 
 — Philly and Kit 154.02 
 
 — Vietorii, or the wo:ld overcome 154.03 
 
 Chesney ( Col. George). The dilemma, [anon.] 153.30 
 
 — The fall of England ? The battle of Dorking : remi- 
 
 niscences of a volunteer 132.26 
 
 Chestnut wood. Linden (L.) 2 v. . . . . 223.75 
 
 Chevalieb (The). Dumas (A.) 181.37 
 
 Chevalieb Casse-Cou. Boisgobey (F. du). . 146.01 
 
 1. The red camelia. 2. The search for ancestors. 
 Chevalieb de Maison Bouge. Dumas (A.) . 175.49 
 Chevalieb d'Harmental. Dumas (A.) . . . 175.41 
 Chevaliees of Franee. Heebeet (H. W.) . . 213]26 
 Cheveley, or the man of honor. Bulwee {Lady). 145.02 
 Child (Mrs. L M.) Philotliea ; a Grecian ro- 
 mance 154.06 
 
 — The rebels, or Boston before the revolution. 151.08 
 
 — A romance of the republic 151.07 
 
 Child of the islaid glen. Kellogg (E.) . . 226.11 
 Child of the tide. Cheney (Mrs. E D. ) . . 154.37 
 
 Child pictures from Dickens . 173.20 
 
 Child wife (The). Keid (Mayne). . . ' 242.37 
 
 Child world. Hamilton (Gail), pseud, of Dodge 
 
 (M. A.) "... 174 58 
 
 Child's dream of » star. Dickens (C ) ' In Little 
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 Childeen of Amity Court. Thurston (L. M ) 243 77 
 Childee * of light. Chesebeo' (C. ) . . . . 153 27 
 Children of the abbey. Boohe (B. M.) ' ' 243 5;! 
 Children of Mount Ida. Child (L. Maria). ' 15l'o9 
 Childrem of the public. Hale (E. E. ) In Little 
 
 classics, v. 12 227 15 
 
 Children of the olden time. Mackarness'(H) 224 49 
 Children of the new forest. Maebyat (F.) . 225 46 
 Children's treasury of new stories. A.L.O.E. 121 18 
 Children's week. Baymond (B. W.) . . . 242.89 
 
 Chimes. Dickens (0.) 17322 
 
 Chinese tales. Gueullette (T. S.) Novelist's maga- 
 zine, v. 5 233 5G 
 
 Choice humorous works. Hook(T.)' ! ' ' 213 02 
 Choice (The) of Paris. Benjamin (S. G. W.) 133' 25 
 Chiisy. Stoey (J. P.) 254 89 
 
 Chops, the dwarf. Dickens (C.) In Little classics, 
 
 v. 2 226.81 
 
 Choeley (H.F. ) A Prodigy ; a tale of music. 3 v. 154.26 
 Chbis and Otho ; a sequel to Widow Goldsmith's 
 
 daughter. Smith (Julie P. ) 154.11 
 
 Chrisna, the queen of the Danube. Saintine 
 
 (X. B.) 244.54 
 
 Christian Gellert. Aueebach (B.) .... 124.07 
 Christian physiologist. Griffin (G. ) . . . 211.79 
 Cheistian's mistake. Muloch (D. M.) . . . 232.44 
 Christie Johnstone. Keade (C.) .... 242.13 
 Christie's faith. [Bobinson (F. W.)] . . . 154.10 
 Chbistina North. Archer (E. M.) . . . . 125.09 
 
 Christine. Enault (L) 183.36 
 
 Cheistmas books. Dickens (C) 173.21 
 
 Christmas books. Thackeray (W. M. ) In his Miscel- 
 lanies, v. 5 255.65 
 
 Cheistmas carols. Dickens (C.) 174.24 
 
 Christmas carol (From darkness to light : or, a). 192.34 
 Christmas dream. Beady (J. T.) .... 141.15 
 Cheistmas eve and Christmas day. Hale (E. E.) 212.90 
 Christmas eve on board the "Oberorj." Keid 
 
 (Walter) 242.77 
 
 Christmas festivities. Poole (J.) 241.47 
 
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 Christmas stories. Dickens (C.) 173:22 
 
 Christmas story. Davis (C. E. K. ) . . . . 171.42 
 Christopher Kenrick. Hatton (J.) . . . . 212.70 
 Christopher North, pseud. See Wilson (J.) 
 Christopher Tadpole. Smith (A.) . . . . 252.67 
 Chronicles of the Bastile. Chamerovzow (M.A.) 152.17 
 Chronicle's of Cailingford. Oliphant (M.O.W.) 234.09 
 Chronicles of Cartaphilus, the wandering jew. 
 
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 Chronicles of Clovemook. Jeeeold (D.) . 221.15 
 Chronicles of Gotham. Book 1. White (E.G.) 154.12 
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 Chronicles of the Sehonberg Cotta laraily. 
 
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 Chrysal ; or the adventures of a guinea. John- 
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 Church (Florence Marryat, Mrs. Boss). Confessions 
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 — For ever and ever 154.14 
 
 — Girls of Feversham 15421 
 
 — Her lord and master 154.25 
 
 — Love's conflict 154.15 
 
 — My own child 154.32 
 
 — Nellie Brooke 154.22 
 
 — No intentions 154.29 
 
 — Open ! Sesame ! 154.30 
 
 — Petronel 154.23 
 
 — Poison of asps 154.24 
 
 — Prey of the gods 154.17 
 
 — Star (A) and a heart 154.31 
 
 — Temper 154.18 
 
 — Too good for him 154.19 
 
 — Veronique 154.16 
 
 — Woman against woman 154.20 
 
 Churton (Henry), pseud. See Toubxee (A. W.) 
 Cinderella. Thackeray (Miss A. I.) 261.04 ; 255.78 
 Cinq Mars; an historical romance. Vigny (A. de). 172.30 
 Cinnamon and pearls. Mabtineau (H.) . . . 231.33 
 
 Cinthio(G. G.) Novels v. 2 of 244.21 
 
 Cipheb, a romance. Austin (Mrs. J. G.) . . 125.12 
 
 Ciece. White (B.) 263.52 
 
 Ciecuit rider. Eggleston (Edward). . . . 184.39 
 Citizen of Prague. Translated by Mary Howitt. 155.01 
 Citoyenne Jacqueline. Tytler (Sarah). . . 262.33 
 City of the jugglers, or free trade in souls. 
 
 North (W.) 233.44 
 
 CLAOKirTs (The) of Inglebrook Hall. Peosser 
 
 (Mrs.) 235.56 
 
 Clan Albyn. Johnstone (Mrs.) 221.28 
 
 Clandestine marriage. Dupuy (E. A.) . . 181.36 
 Claea, or slave life in Europe. Hacklandeb 
 
 „ (P. W.) P ?! . 
 
 Claea Howard. Bbown (Charles B. ) . . . 1**"' 
 Claea Lake's dream. Wood {Mrs. H.) . . • 264. /» 
 
 Claea Melville, [anon.] \f-™ 
 
 Claea Vaughan. Blaokmoee (B. D.) . . • «3.« 
 
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FICTION : Clare to Colonel. 
 
 471 
 
 Clabe (Ada), pseud. Only a woman's heart. . 155.03 
 Clabence, or a tale of our own time. Sedgwick 
 
 (MissC. M.) . 251.20 
 
 Claeissa Harlowe. Richakdson (Samuel). . 243.09 
 
 Same. Edited by E. S. Dallas. 3 v. . . 243.23 
 
 Clabk (Charles Heber). [ ' Max Adeler. '] Elbow- 
 room 113.18 
 
 — Out of the hurly-burly 113.19 
 
 Clabk (L. Gaylord). Knick-knacks from an editor's 
 
 table 155.00 
 
 Clakk (Th. M.) John Whopper, the newsboy. 155.01 
 
 Claeke (0. C.) Beauclercs : father and son. 15S.07 
 
 _ Denise. 2 v 173.02 
 
 — Madame Fontenoy. . 226.01 
 
 Claeke (E. G. H.) Lovers and thinkers. By Hewc s 
 
 Gordon, pseud 155. 08 
 
 Claeke (Mrs. M. O.) Girlhood of Shakespeare's he- 
 roines. 2v. . ; 155.10 
 
 — Iron cousin 155. 12 
 
 — Kit Barn's adventures. ....... 155.14 
 
 — Rambling story 155.13 
 
 Claeke (Marcus). His natural life 155.05 
 
 Claeke (11. S.) ['Sophie May.'] Asbury twins. 227.93 
 
 — Doctor's daughter 226.66 
 
 — Dotty Dimple stories. 6 v. 225.90 
 
 h. At her grandmother's. A. At play. 
 
 2. At home. 6. At school. 
 
 8. Out west. 7. Flyaway. 
 
 — Little Prudy stories. 6 v. 
 
 1. Little Prudy. . 226.68 | 
 
 2. Little Prudy's sis- 
 ter Susy. ... 2 
 
 3. Little Prudy's Cap- 
 tain Horace. . . 226.70 I 
 
 I i. Cousin Grace. . . 226.71 
 I 5. Little Prudy's Story 
 
 I Book 226.72 
 
 6. Little Prudy's Dolly 
 Dimple 226.73 
 
 — Little Prudy's flyaway series. 4 v. 
 
 1. Little folks astray. 226.71 1 3. Aunt Madge's story. 226 76 
 
 2. Prudy keeping 4. Little grandmother. 226^77 
 house. .... 226.75 | 
 
 — Maidenhood series. Our Helen 226.67 
 
 Classic tales 155.15 
 
 Claude Gueux. Hugo (Victor) 214. 61 
 
 Claudia. Douglass (A. M.) 175]l5 
 
 Clavebings. Tbollope (Anthony) 261.55 
 
 Clavees (Mary). See Ktbkland {Mrs. C. M. ) 
 
 Clay (Bertha M.) Thrown on the world ; or the dis- 
 carded wife. . . ........ 155.38 
 
 Clayton (Cecil). Azalea \ \ 155^6 
 
 Clemens (Jeremiah). Bernard Lyle ; an historical ro- 
 
 „™ Me ' 155.17 
 
 — Mustang Grey : a romance . 155.18 
 
 — Rivals : times of Burr and Hamilton. . 155 24 
 Clemens (S. L.) [' Mark Twain.'] Adventures of Tom 
 
 Sawyer. i 155.32 
 
 — Burlesque autobiography. .....! 155/20 
 
 — Celebrated jumping frog of Calavera3 county, and 
 
 other sketches. ...... 155 19 
 
 -Screamers '. '. 155! 16 
 
 — sketches, new and old. ....... 155.30 
 
 — and Wabneb (C. D. ) Gilded age. . . . '. 155!25 
 Clemmee (Mary). 8ee Ames (Mrs. M. O.) 
 Clebgyman's wife and other sketches. Ritchie 
 
 „ ^°; M 'J ....'. 243.33 
 
 UEVEHall. Sewell (Airs. E. M.) .... 251.30 
 Cleveb woman of the family. Yonge (Miss CM.) 265.27 
 Cliff climbers, sequel to plant hunters. Retd(M. ) 242.44 
 Oldtoed Troup ; a Georgia story. Westmoke- 
 
 land (M. J.) 263.99 
 
 ujmbing the rope. Mannebmg (May), pseud, of 
 
 Nowell (EEE) . . . . „ . 225 20 
 
 Cline(A. J.) Henry Cburtland :° or, what a farmer 
 
 can do. 
 
 155 34 
 
 Clinton ; or, boy life in the country. Aimwell (Wal- 
 
 ter), pseud. o/Simonds (Wm.) . , . 
 Clique of gold. Gabobiau (E.) . . 
 UrvE(C) Paul Ferroll. [anon.] . „ . ". 
 -Why Paul Ferroll killed his wife, [anon.] . 
 — lear after year, [anon.] ..... 
 Cloisteb and the hearth. Reade (O.) . 
 Cloud on the heart. Bob (A. S.) 
 Cloud with the silver lining. Mackabness (Mrs 
 A. ) . . , , 
 
 252.44 
 196.36 
 155.22 
 155.23 
 155.21 
 242.14 
 243.95 
 
 241.24 
 
 Clotjd-piotuees. Undebwood (F. H.1 
 
 Cloudesley. Godwin (Wm.) ' " ' fqr^ 
 
 Clouded happiness. Obsay (comiess'e d'V ." ' 13J 07 
 
 Clouds and sunshine. Reade (C ) 9 Ail 
 
 [LS ! UnSbin6 * th6 lif6 °^'v"1age paste 
 Clough Fion; "or'the stone ofde'stiny.BANiM ( j ) Jm 37 
 Cloven foot. Kebb (Orpheus C.)[ N ewell7r fl ) 23341 
 Clovekly. Higham(M. B.) l ,J " 
 
 Cloveknook. Oaky (Alice). ' ' ' ,i,,i 
 
 Clovebnook (Chronicles of the). Jebbold'(D. ) 22115 
 Club book, original tales, [anon.] . 1M27 
 
 Clyde (Alton). Tried and true. ' i^'oo 
 
 -Underfoot ' ' ' 155^9 
 
 Clytie. Hatton (Joseph). ... ' 214 98 
 
 Cobb (Sophia D.) Hillsboro' farms. '. . ' ' 155' 31 
 
 Cobden (Paul), pseud. Beckoning series. ' ' 161 29 
 
 v. 1. Who will win? I 2. Going on a mission. 
 
 — lake a peep. 161 31 
 
 Cockatnes iu Paris ; or, gone abroad! Jebeold 
 
 (B. ) 2op 23 
 
 Cockton (Henry). Love match. . . . lfL'oi 
 
 — Percy Effingham 161 02 
 
 — Sisters ; or, the fatal marriages. .'.'.'. 161 03 
 
 — Stanley Thorn [ 161 06 
 
 — Steward ; a romance of real life. . ! '. .' 161 04 
 
 — Sylvester Sound, the somnambulist. . . '. 16105 
 
 — Valentine Vox, the ventriloquist. ...'.' 161 07 
 Coelebs in search of a wife. Moiie (H.) v. 2 of 505701 
 Coffin (Charles Carleton). "Winning his way. 16109 
 
 — Caleb Krinkle kjj jq 
 
 Coffin (R B.) ['Barry Gray.']' Cakes 'and ale at 
 
 Woodbine jgj -^ 
 
 — Castles in the air. , 252119 
 
 — Matrimonial infelicities. Added, My neighbors and 
 
 Down in the valley 161 12 
 
 — My married life at Hillside '. 16L13 
 
 — Out of town ; a rural episode 16114 
 
 Coggeshall (W. T.) Everglade heroes. '. . 16l!l.s 
 
 — Stories of frontier adventure 161 19 
 
 Coineb (The). Gblffln (G. ) 211.75 
 
 Cole (Miriam), tiee Haebis (Mrs. M. C. ) 
 
 Colebldge (Sara). Phantasmion, a fairy tale. 161.39 
 
 Collegians (The). Gbiffin(G.) 211.73 
 
 Colliee (W. F.) Pictures of the periods. . . 162.28 
 
 Collins (A. M.) Mrs. Ben Darby 162.01 
 
 Collins (Mortimer). Marquis and merchant. 162.30 
 
 — Two plunges for a pearl 162.29 
 
 — Vivian romance 162.31 
 
 Collins (W. Wilkie). After dark 162.02 
 
 — Alicia Warlock, and other stories. . . . 162.39 
 
 — Antonina, or the fall of Borne 162.03 
 
 — Armadale 162.04 
 
 — Basil ; or the crossed path 162.05 
 
 — Dead alive. 162.17 
 
 — Dead secret. 162.06 
 
 — Frozen deep [and a Terribly strange bed]. . 162.37 
 
 — Hide and seek 162.07 
 
 — Law and the lady 162.38 
 
 — Mad Monkton ; and other stories. . . . 162.32 
 
 Contents : Black cottage. The biter bit. Family secret. 
 Mad Monkton. Plot in private life. 
 
 — Man and wife. . 162.14 
 
 — Miss or Mrs. ? and other stories 162.40 
 
 Contents: " Blow up with the brig." Fatal cradle. Miss 
 or Mrs. 1 
 
 — Moonstone 162.13 
 
 — New Magdalen. 162.16 
 
 — No name. 162.10 
 
 — Poor Miss Finch. . 102.36 
 
 — Queen of hearts 162.11 
 
 — Queen's revenge, and other stories. . . . 162.15 
 
 — Sister Rose K'2.33 
 
 — Stolen mask 162.34 
 
 — Woman in white 162.12 
 
 — Yellow mask 162.35 
 
 Colloquies of Edward Osborne. Manning (A.) 225.24 
 
 Colomba. Meelmee (P.) 231.81 
 
 Colonel Dacre. Jolly (Miss E.) 161.20 
 
 Colonel Floyd's wards. Tekhune (Afrs.M.V.H.) 255.31 
 Colonel Jack. De Foe (Daniel). .... 5037.14 
 
 •a asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the ATJTHOB'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
472 
 
 FICTION : Colonna to Corse. 
 
 Colonna, the painter. In Tales from Blackwood, v. 1. . 254.57 
 Comedy of terrors. De Mtt.le (J. ) .... 172.54 
 Cometh up as a flower. Broughton (Bhoda). 142.33 
 Comic annual for 1870. Hood (Tom). . . . 213.86 
 Comio history of England. A'Beckett (G. A.) 
 
 2v. . . . . 111.38 
 
 Comio history of Kome. A'Beckett (G. A.) . 111.40 
 Comic history of the U. S. Hopkins (L.) . . 573.19 
 Comic history of the U. S. Sheewood (J. D. ) 573.06 
 
 Comic tales. 2v 162.19 
 
 Comical history of the empires of the moon and sun. 
 
 Beegerac (C. de) 133.19 
 
 Comin' thro' the rye. Mathees (Miss H.) . . 162.24 
 Coming home. Mackaeness (Mrs. M. A.) . . 241.25 
 Coming race (The), or the new Utopia. Bulwer-Lytton 
 
 (E. G. E. L., lord Lylton) 162.23 
 
 Coming to the light, or Fidgety Skeert. [anon.] 162.22 
 Coming wave. Optic (Oliver) , pseud, of Adams 
 
 W. T.) 113.40 
 
 Comins (Lizzie B.) ['Laura Caxton.'] Marion 
 
 Berkley 152.33 
 
 — Hartwell Farm 152.34 
 
 Commander of Malta. Sue(E.) 254.34 
 
 Commonplace : a tale of to-day ; and other stories. 
 
 Bossetti (C. G.) 243.91 
 
 Compensation. Bbewstee (A. M. H) . . . 142.01 
 Comyn (L. N. ) Elena, an Italian tale. . . . 161.34 
 Con Cregan, the Irish Gil Bias. Levee (C) . 223.33 
 Condensed classics. Ed. by E. Johnson. 2 v. 156.01 
 v. 1. Scott (W.) Ivanhoe. 2. Dickens (0.) Our mutual friend. 
 Condensed novels and other papers. Habte (B.) 212.47 
 Cone (N.) Which is the heroine ? .... 263.79 
 Cone cut corners. Benaulay. Abbott (B.,V.,&L.)111.36 
 Confessions of a pretty woman. Paedoe (Miss J. ) 234. 5:! 
 Confessions of a workingman. Souvestee (E. ) 5075. 26 
 Confessions of an elderly gentleman. Blessington 
 
 (Lady) 134.16 
 
 Confessions of an elderly ladv. Blessington 
 
 (Lady) ". 134.16 
 
 Confessions of Fitz Boodle. Thackebay (W.M.) 255.34 
 Confessions of Gerald Estcourt. Chuech (Mrs. 
 
 Boss) 154.13 
 
 Confessoe. Deleon (L'abbi) 162.21 
 
 Confidence man. Melville (H.) .... 231.65 
 
 Confidences. [Aide (H.)] 163.01 
 
 Congo ; or Jasper's experience in command. Abbott 
 (J.) Harper's story books, v. 12. . . . 216.91 
 Coningsby (Christopher). Sheltern : a novel. . 163.02 
 Coningsby. Disbaeli(B.) .... 174.54 ; 175.02 
 Conqueeing and to conquer. Charles (Mrs. E.) 153.21 
 Conquest of Granada. Irving (W.) . . . 215.32 
 Conquest and self conquest. McIntosh (Miss 
 
 M. J.) 224.6S 
 
 Conscience (H.) Sketches from Flemish life. 163.06 
 Consceipt ; a tale of war. Dumas (A. ) . . . 175.42 
 Consceipt; a story of 1813. Eeckmann (E.) and 
 
 Chateian (A.) 183.23 
 
 Conspirator. Dupuy (A. E.) 181.22 
 
 Conspirators, or Chevalier d'Harmental. Dumas 
 
 (A.) 175.50 
 
 Constable de Bourbon. Atnsworth (W. H.) . 114.43 
 Constable of France. Grant (James). . . 216.03 
 Constable of the tower. Ainsworth (W. H. ) 115.01 
 Constance Aylmer. [Parker (Mrs. H. F.)] . 163.04 
 Constance Herbert. Jewsbury (Miss G. E.) . 221.19 
 Constance Lyndsay, or progress of error, [anon.] 163.03 
 Consuelo. Dudevant (Mine. A. L. A D.) . 175.24 
 Contarini Fleming. Disraeli (B.) . . . . 175.03 
 Contraband. Melville (G. J. W. ) .... 23L79 
 
 Convict. James (G. P. B.) 2 v 215! 46 
 
 Convicts and their children. Aueebach (B.) 124.25 
 
 Conybeaee (W. J.) Perversion 163.05 
 
 Cook (Dutton). The prodigal son 163.07 
 
 Cook(M. L.) ['Mary Lennox.'] AnteBellum: south- 
 ern life as it was 223.14 
 
 Cooke (John Esten). Doctor Vandyke. [Life in Vir- 
 ginia in the 18th century.] 162.26 
 
 — Ehie ; or, the human comedy 163.09 
 
 — Fairfax; valley of the Shenandoah. [18th cent.] 103.10 
 
 — Hammer and rapier 632.25 
 
 — Henry St. John, gentleman ; a tale of 1774-5. 163.11 
 
 — Her majesty the queen 162.27 
 
 — Hilt to nilt ; or the Shenandoah in 1864. . 162.25 
 
 — Justin Harley, a romance of old Va. . . . 163.33 
 
 — Last of the foresters 163.12 
 
 — Leather stocking and silt ; or hunter John Myers 
 
 and his times. [About 1800.] .... 163.18 
 
 — Mohun, or Lee and his paladins 163.17 
 
 — Out of the foam 163.31 
 
 — Pretty Mrs. Gaston, and other stories. . . 163.32 
 
 — Surry of Eagle's-nest. [War in Va., 1861-65.] 163.13 
 
 — Virginia comedians. 2 v. 163.14 
 
 — Youth of Jefferson 163.16 
 
 Coolidge (Susan), pseud. See Woolsey ( S. G.) 
 Cooper (J. F.) Afloat and ashore 163.19 
 
 — Bravo ; a Venetian story. . .... 163.20 
 
 — Chainbearer ; or, Little page mss. (No. 2) . 1G3.21 
 
 — Crater ; or, Vulcan's peak 163.22 
 
 — Deerslayer ; or, the first war path. . . . 163.23 
 
 — Headsman ; or, the Abbaye des Vignerons. 163.24 
 
 — Heidenmauer ; or the Benedictines : a legend of the 
 
 Bhine 163.25 
 
 — Home as found : sequel to Homeward bound. 163.27 
 
 — Homeward bound 163.26 
 
 Note. — This work and its sequel satirized certain preva- 
 lent American characteristics. 
 
 — Jack Tier ; or, the Florida reef. .... 163.28 
 
 — Last of the Mohicans 164.01 
 
 — [Leather-stocking tales. ] 
 
 1. Deerslayer. . . 163.23 
 
 2. Last ot the Mohi- 
 cans 164.01 
 
 3. Pathfinder. 
 
 4. Pioneers. 
 
 5. Prairie. 
 
 164.08 
 164.10 
 164.11 
 
 164.13 
 164.14 
 164.15 
 
 — Lionel Lincoln ; or, the leaguer of Boston. 164.02 
 
 — Mercedes of Castile ; or voyage to Cathay. 164.03 
 
 — Miles Wallingford. Sequel to Afloat and 
 
 ashore 164.04 
 
 — Monikrns. [A political satire. ] 164.05 
 
 — Ned Myers ; or, life before the mast. . . . 164.06 
 
 — Oak openings ; or, the bee hunter. . . . 164.07 
 
 — Pathfinder ; or the inland sea. ..... 164.08 
 
 — Pilot ; a tale of the sea 164.09 
 
 — Pioneers ; or the sources of the Susquehanna. 164.10 
 
 — Prairie, a tale 164.11 
 
 — Precaution 161.12 
 
 Note. — English society novel, time ahout 1814. 
 
 — Bed rover 
 
 — Bed skins ; conclusion of Little page mss. . 
 
 — Satanstoe ; or, the Little page mss. (No. 1. ) 
 
 — Sea lions ; or, the lost sealers 164.16 
 
 — Spy ; a tale of the neutral grounds. . . . 161.17 
 
 — Stories of the sea 164.18 
 
 — Stories of the woods 164.19 
 
 — Two admirals 164.20 
 
 — Water witch 164.21 
 
 — Ways of the hour 164.22 
 
 — Wept of Wish-ton- Wish. [King Philip's war.] 164.23 
 
 — Wing and wing ; or le Feu-follet 164.24 
 
 — Wyandotte ; or the hutted knoll 164.26 
 
 Coopee (T.) Wise saws and modern instances. 165.01 
 Coopers ; or, getting under way. Haven (A. B.) 212.52 
 Coppard (S. S. ) Katharine Douglas. . . . 165.05 
 Coral island, tale of the Pacific ocean. Ballan- 
 
 tyne |B- M.) 131.17 
 
 Corbet chronicles. Guernsey (Lucy Ellen). . 216.20 
 Coebin (Mrs. Caroline Fairfield). His marriage 
 
 VOW. ............ 165.31 
 
 — Bebecca, or a woman's secret 165.06 
 
 Coed and creese. DeMille(J.) 172.33 
 
 Corinne, or Italy. Stael (A. L. G. N. de). . 253.61 
 Cornhill stories. Thackeray (Miss A I. ) . 255.78 
 Cornwall (C. M.) Free, yet forging their own 
 
 chains JJJ3.37 
 
 Cornwallis (K.) Adrift with a vengeance. . 165.10 
 
 — Pilgrims of fashion 1650a 
 
 Cornyn (J. K.) Dick Wilson, the rumseller's vie- 
 
 tim 105 - us 
 
 Coep(H.) Antidote to the miseries of human 
 
 life • • 165 - 12 
 
 Corey O'Lanus : his views and experiences. 
 
 Stanton (J. S. ) . . 
 Corse de Leon, or brigand. 
 
 253.63 
 James (G. P. K.) 215.47 
 
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FICTION : Cottlnio Crown. 
 
 473 
 
 Corns (S E.) Elizabeth, or the exiles of Siberia. 165.11 
 
 __Same 244.73 
 
 Coulson(J. G. A.) Odd trump, [anon.} . . 234.01 
 
 — Harwood. [anon.] 212.484 
 
 Coulter (Miss). Hay-time to hopping, [anon.] 165.13 
 
 Count Alarcos. Disraeli (B.) 174.46 
 
 Count de Castlenew. James fG. P. B.) . . 215.48 
 
 CooNrKostia. Cherbultez (V. ) 153.32 
 
 Count Ludwig, a marvellous tale, [anon.] v. 3 of 174.18 
 
 Count Mirabeau. Mundt (T.) 232.66 
 
 Count Monte Leone : the Carbonari. St. Geoeges 
 
 (H. de) 244.53 
 
 Count of Monte Christo. Dumas (A.) . . . 175.43 
 
 Count of Moret. Dumas (A.) 175.64 
 
 Count Robert of Paris. Scott (Sir W.) . . 245.39 
 Countekpabts, or the cross of love. Sheppard 
 
 (E. S.) 251.61 
 
 Countess de Cham ey. Dumas (A.) .... 175.45 
 Countess de Gisela. Marlitt (E.) .... 225.42 
 Countess Kate. Yonge [Miss C. M.) . . . 265.28 
 Countess Ida ; a tale of Berlin. Fay (T. S.) . 192.10 
 Countess of Pembroke's Arcadia. Sidney (Sir 
 
 Philip) 5066.05 
 
 Countess of Rudolstadt, sequel to Consuelo. 
 
 Sand (George) 175.25 
 
 Countey curate. Gleig (G. R.) .... 195.12 
 Countby hospitalities, or Lord and Lady Har- 
 
 court. Sinclair (C.) 252.52 
 
 Country-house on the Rhine. Auerbach (B.) 124.16 
 Countey life (Pictures of). Caey (Alice). . . 152.04 
 Countey neighborhood. Dupuy (Miss E. A.) 181.23 
 Country quarters. Blessengton ( Countess of). 134.05 
 County family (Beggar on horseback, or). . . 133.13 
 Coupon bonds, etc. Trowbridge (J. T.) . . 262.07 
 Coubtenay of Walreddon. Bray (Mrs. A. E.) 141.38 
 Courtney (Lydia L. D.) Pauline's trials. . . 155.43 
 Courtesies of wedded life (Fir3t and second 
 
 marriages, or). Baker (Mrs. H. N. W.) . 131.02 
 Courting and farming : or, which is the gentle- 
 man? Smith (J. P.) 254.92 
 
 Court life at Naples in our own times. 2 v. . 165.17 
 Courtship and marriage. Hentz (Mrs. G. L.) 213.06 
 Coubtshtp in 1720 and in 1860. Smaet (H.) . 253.00 
 Cousin Alice. See Haven (Mrs. Alice B. Neal). 
 Cousin Clara. Lancewood (Lawrence). . . 222.36 
 Cousin from India. Crate (Georgiana M.) . 165.38 
 Cousin Harry. Grey {.Mrs. E. C.) . . . 211.58 
 
 Cousin Marshal Mabtineau (Harriet). . . 231.29 
 Cousin Maude and Rosamond. Holmes (M.J.) 213.48 
 Coram Paul. Glenn (Jessie), pseud. . . . 195.23 
 
 Cousin Phillis. Gaskell (E. C. ) 194.02 
 
 Cousin Virginia, pseud. See Johnson (V. W. ) 
 
 Cousin William. Hook (T. E.) 214.02 
 
 Cousins. McIntosh (M.J.) ...... 224.69 
 
 Coventry (F.) History of Pompey the little, or 
 
 adventures of a lap-dog 165.14 
 
 Covebley (Sir Roger de). Addison (Joseph). . 5075.27 
 Coward, a novel of 1863. MobfordiH.) . . 232.29 
 Cox (G.W.) and Jones (E. H.) Popular romances 
 
 of the middle ages 165.03 
 
 — Tales of the Teutonic lands 165.04 
 
 Cox's diary. Thackeray (W. M.) Miscel., v. 1. 255.57 
 Cozzens (F. S.) Sayings of Dr. Bushwhacker. 165.15 
 
 — Sparrow-grass papers . . . 165.16 
 
 Cozzens (S. W.) Young trail hunters: or, the 
 
 wild riders of the plains. ...... 166.01 
 
 Cbackers for Christmas. Hugessen (E. H. 
 
 Knatchbull). .......... 185.38 
 
 Cbadock Nowell. Blackmore (R. D.) 3 v. . 134.27 
 Craik (D. M., formerly Miss Muloch). 
 
 — Adventures of a brownie. ...... 235.78 
 
 — Agatha's husband. 232.46 
 
 — Avillion, and other tales 232.45 
 
 Contents : Adelaide. All for the best. Antonio Melidori. 
 Avillion, or the Happy isles. Bride's tragedy. Cleomenes, 
 the Greek. Cross on the Snow mountains. Daughter of 
 Heremon. Doctor's family. Erotion. Half-caste. Italian's 
 daughter. Kong Tolv. Last of the Buthvens. Life epi- 
 sode. Minor trialB. Miss Lettie's experiences. Old mathe- 
 matician. Only son. Rosicrucian. Sculptor of Bruges. 
 Self-seer. Story of Elisabetta Sirani. Story of Hyas. Tis 
 Useless trying. Two homes. 
 
 — Brave lady 232 60 
 
 — Christian's mistake .'..'. 232 44 
 
 — Fairy-book. ... ' 185 26 
 -Hannah . ... . '. ] '. ] [ 232.62 
 
 — Heart ot the family. ...... . 232 48 
 
 — Hero (A), Bread upon the waters, Alice Lear- 
 
 mont 232.47 
 
 — Is it true? Tales curious and wonderful. . 231.84 
 
 — John Halifax, gentleman 232.49 
 
 — Laurel bush ; old fashioned love story. . 235.80 
 
 — Life for a life 232] 51) 
 
 — Little lame prince 234.85 
 
 — Little Sunshine's holiday 232.61 
 
 — Mistress and maid 232.51 
 
 — My mother and 1 235.79 
 
 — Noble life 232^52 
 
 — Nothing new : tales 232.53 
 
 Contents : Lord Erlistoun. Alwyn's first wife. M. Anas- 
 tasius. The water cure. The last house in O— Street. A 
 family in love. A low marriage. The double house. 
 
 — Ogilvies 232.54 
 
 — Olive 232.55 
 
 — Our year ; a child's book 232.56 
 
 — Two marriages 232.57 
 
 — Unkind word, and other stories and sketches. 232. 59 
 
 — Woman's kingdom 232. 5S 
 
 Craik (Georgiana M. ) Anne Warwick. . . 166.04 
 
 — Faith Unwin's ordeal 165.19 
 
 — Cousin from India 164.38 
 
 — Leslie Tyrrell 165.20 
 
 — Mildred 165.21 
 
 — Miss Moore. A tale for girls. ..... 165.37 
 
 — Sylvia's choice 165.36 
 
 Crane (Miss Anna Moncure). See Seemuller (Mrs. ) 
 Ceanfoed. Gaskell (Mrs. E. C ) .... 194.03 
 Ckater, or Vulcan's peak. Cooper (J. F.) . 163.22 
 Ceaven (Mme Augustus, formerly Mile. La Ferronays). 
 
 Anne Severin . 165.25 
 
 — Fleurange 165.3'J 
 
 — Jettatrice ; or the veil withdrawn. . . . 165.44 
 
 Note. — Repr. from Cath. world, May-Sept., 1874. 
 
 — A sister's story 3044.16 
 
 Note. — A genuine family memorial. 
 
 Crayon miscellany. Irving (W.) 922.16 
 
 Crayon (Geoffrey), pseud. See Irving (W.) 
 Creole orphans. Peacock (J. S.) . . . . 235.24 
 Cressy aud Poictiers. Edgar (J. E.) . . . 181.33 
 Crew of the Dolphin. Stretton (H.) . . . 255.93 
 Creyton (Paul), pseud. See Trowbridge (J. T.) 
 
 Ceichton. Ainsworth (W. H.) 115.05 
 
 Cricket on the hearth. Dickens (C. ) In his Christmas 
 
 books. 173.21 
 
 Crimson star : or the midnight vision. Wright (Mrs. 
 
 S. A.) 266.00 
 
 Cringle and Crosstree. Optic (Oliver). . . 112.42 
 Cripple of Antioch. Charles (Mrs. E.) . . 153.04 
 Cripps, the carrier. Blackmore (R. D.) . . 133.37 
 
 Crock of gold. Tupper (M. F.) 262.20 
 
 Crofton boys. Martineau (H. ) 231.20 
 
 Ceohoobe of the Bill-hook. Baotm (M.) . . 132.35 
 Cbokee (T. C ) Fairy legends and traditions of the 
 
 south of Ireland. Ed. by T. Wright. . 186.10 
 Ceoly (G. ) Marston, or memoirs of a statesman. 165.26 
 
 — Salathiel, the immortal. [Wandering Jew. ] 165.27 
 
 — Tal3s of the great St. Bernard. 3 v. [anon.] 165.28 
 
 Ceomwell. Herbert (H. W.) 213.00 
 
 Crooked places. Mayo (Isabella F.) . . . 196.02 
 Croppy ; a tale of 1798. Banim (M.) . . . 132.32 
 Crosby (G. S.) The mystery, or Platonic love. 165.43 
 Ckosland (Mrs. N.) Hildred, the daughter. . 165.32 
 • — English tales and sketches 165.33 
 
 — Hubert Freeth's prosperity 165.42 
 
 — Lydia, or a woman's book. ...... 165.34 
 
 Cboss and crescent. Adams (W. T.) . . . 113.33 
 Cross of honor. Thomas (A.) ...... 261.10 
 
 Crotchet castle. [In Peacock (T. L.) Works, 
 
 v. 2.] . . 5062.16 
 
 Crouch (Julia). Three successful girls. . . 165.35 
 
 Crowe (0.) Linny Lockwood 171.01 
 
 Crown from the spear. Hamilton (Mrs. C V. D.)165.40 
 Crown jewels, or dream of an empire. Moffett 
 
 (Mrs. E. L.) ^32.85 
 
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474 
 
 FICTION : Croxall to Days. 
 
 Cboxall (Samuel). Select collection of novels and 
 
 histories. 6 v. 171.02 
 
 Cruel as the grave. Southwoeth (itf/-s.E.D.E.N.)253.92 
 
 Cruelest wrong of all. [anon.] 171.09 
 
 Cruikshank (G. ) Three courses and a dessert. 171. OS 
 Cruise of the Casco. Kellogg (E.) . . . 226.10 
 Cbuise of the Dashaway. MANNERiNG;May). . 224.89 
 Cruise of the Frolic. Kingston (W. H. G.) . 222.12 
 Cruise of the Midge. Scott (M.) . . . .245.16 
 Cruse (M. A..) Cameron Hall ; story of the civil 
 
 ■war 145.36 
 
 Crust and the cake. Gaeeett (E.) .... 193.32 
 Cryptogram (The). De Mills (J.) . . . . 172.40 
 Cudjo's cave. Trowbridge (J. T.) .... 262.08 
 Cudltp {Mrs. Pendee ; formerly Annie Thomas). 
 
 — Called to account 261.09 
 
 — Cross of honor 261.10 
 
 — Denis Donne 261.11 
 
 — Dower house 261.14 
 
 — False colors 255.70 
 
 — " ' He cometh not, ' she said."- ..... 255.73 
 
 — Married at last 255.69 
 
 — Maude Mohan. .......... 255.72 
 
 — Narrow escape 256.55 
 
 — New grooves 266.01 
 
 — No alternative 266.04 
 
 — On guard 261.12 
 
 — Only herself. 255.71 
 
 — Passion (A) in tatters 266.02 
 
 — Played out 261.13 
 
 — Playing for high stakes. . 261.16 
 
 — Theo Leigh 261.15 
 
 — Walter Goring 261.17 
 
 Cummins (Maria S.) El Fureidis 171.10 
 
 — Haunted hearts 171.11 
 
 — Lamplighter. 171.12 
 
 — Mabel Vaughan 171.13 
 
 Cunningham (A.) Haunted ships. [In Little classics, v. 8.] 226.95 
 
 — King of the peak. [In Little classics, v. 7.] . . 226.89 
 Cunningham (G. G.) Tales and traditions, chiefly 
 
 from the German 171.19 
 
 Cupid and Psyche (Fable of). Apuleius. 123.05; 3093.27 
 Cupples (Mrs. George). Driven to sea. . . 171.14 
 Cueate (The) and the rector. [Steutt (Eliz.)] 171.24 
 Curate in charge. Ollphant (Mrs. M. O. W.) 235.75 
 Cueate of Cumberworth, and th3 Vicar of Boost. 
 
 [anon.] 171.15 
 
 Curate's discipline. Eiloaet (Mrs. C. J.) . . 183.03 
 Curious impertinent. Cervantes (bl. de). . 1.71.04 
 Cueious myths of the middle ages. Gould (S. 
 
 Baring) 3816.16 
 
 Cueious stories to counteract belief i a ghosts. 195.02 
 Cueling (H. ) Shakspere ; the poet, the lover and the 
 
 man 171.16 
 
 Curber Bell. See Beonte (Charlotte). 
 Cubriee (Mrs. Sophronia). By the sea. . . lf,5.41 
 Cubse of Clifton. Southwoeth (Mrs. E. D.E.N.) 25126 
 CuESEof Gold. Stephens (Mrs. A. S.) . . 251.65 
 Cubtis (George W.) Potiphnr pipers. . . . 171.20 
 • — My chateaux. [In Little classics, v. 4.] .... . 226.86 
 
 — Our new livery. [Ire Treasube-tbove series, v. l.j . 267.00 
 
 — Prue and 1 171.21 
 
 — Trumps 171.22 
 
 Cushions and corners ; or, holidays at old orchard. 
 
 Greene (Mrs. P. J.) 211.51 
 
 Outhbert Bede, pseud. See Bradley (E. ) 
 
 Cybil Thornton. Hamilton (T.) 212.30 
 
 Cyellla. Tautphoeus (I. von). 2 v. ... 255.09 
 Dacota land, or beauty of St. Paul. Hankins 
 
 (Got) 212.37 
 
 Daisy. Sequel to Melbourne house. Wabneb (S.) 
 
 2 v 263.04 
 
 Daisy Brentwell. Widdemar (I.) .... 267.07 
 
 Daisy Burns. Kavanagh (J.) . . . . . . 221.47 
 
 Daisy chain. Yonge (Jfiss C. M.) 2 v. . . 265] 30 
 Daisy's necklace. Aldbich (T. B. ) . . . . 121.06 
 
 Dakin (Miss C. V.) Sx Hamilton {Mrs. 0. V. D.)' 
 Dall (Mrs. 0. H.) Patty Gr.iy's journey to the cotton 
 
 islands. 3 v 171.46 
 
 1. From Boston to Baltimore. 
 
 2. From Baltimore to Wasliiugton. 
 
 3. On the way, or Mount Vernon. 
 
 Dallas Galbraith. Davis (Mrs. E. H.) . . . 172.02 
 Dalton (W.) Lost among the wild men. . . 171.25 
 
 — Tiger prince 171.26 
 
 — War tiger 171.27 
 
 — White elephant ; or, the hunters of Ava. . 171.28 
 Daltons ; or, three roads in life. Levee (0.) 223.30 
 Dame Nature and her three daughters. Satnttne 
 
 (X. B.) 244.81 
 
 Damsel of Darien. Simms (W. G.) .... 253.51 
 Dana (E. H.) Idle man, a tale. . . v. 1 of 5026.09 
 ' ' Danbuey news man. " See Bailey (James M. ) 
 Dangeb in the dark. Kelson (I.) .... 226.33 
 Danger ; or, wouuded in the house of a friend. 
 
 Arthur (T. S.) 123.07 
 
 Dangeepield's rest ; or, before the storm. Sed- 
 
 ley(H.) 171.30 
 
 Dangeeous game. Yates (E.) 265.76 
 
 Dangeeous guest, [anon.'] 171.36 
 
 Daniel (Mrs. Mackenzie). Elsie's married life. 171.31 
 
 — Marrying for money 171.32 
 
 — Georgina Hammond 223.68 
 
 — Our guardian 223.68 
 
 Daniel Deronda. Eliot (George) 186.32 
 
 Danish fairy legends and tales. Andeesen (EC.) 122.08 
 
 Danvees papers. Yonge (CM.) 265.49 
 
 D'Aeblay (F. B.) See Aeblay (F. B. d'). . . 171.34, 
 Dare (Shirley). See Dunning (Susan). 
 
 Dabien ; or, the merchant prince. Waebueton 
 
 (E.) 262.52 
 
 Daring exploits and perilous adventures, [onion.] 921.13 
 Dark night's work. Gaskell (E. C. ) . . . 194.04 
 Darkness and daylight. Holmes (M. J.) . . 213.49 
 Daeling (M. G.) Battles at home 171.44 
 
 — In the world ; sequel to Battles at home. . 171.45 
 
 Daenley. James (G. P. E.) 215.49 
 
 Daerell Markham. Braddon (M. E.) . . . 135.36 
 DARRYLLGap. Townsend (V. F.) .... 261.45 
 Dasent (G. W.) Annals of an eventful life. . 171.40 
 
 — Lady Sweetapple ; or, three to one. . . . 171.35 
 
 — Story of Gisli, the outlaw 171.38 
 
 — Popular tales from the Norse 171.39 
 
 — Story of the burnt Njal. From the Icelandic. 145.26 
 Dash (La comtesse), pseud. See Saint-Maes (N.~C. de 
 
 C. de). 
 Dashes at life with a free pencil. Willis (N. P. ) 5076.27 
 
 Dashwood priory. May (E. J.) 231.49 
 
 Daudet (Alphonse). New Don Quixote ; or, wonderful 
 
 adventures of Tartarin of Tarascom. . . 171.52 
 
 — Sidonie. From the French 171.66 
 
 Daughter of an Egyptian king. Ebebs (G.) . 181.42 
 Daughter of Bohemia. Eeid (Christian). . 242.79 
 Daughtee of an empress. Muhlbach(L) . . 232.68 
 
 Daughtee of Heth. Black (W.) 134.36 
 
 Daughter of night. Fullom (S. W.) . . • 193.17 
 
 Davenport Dunn. Levee (C.) 223.39 
 
 David Copperfield. Dickens (C.) .... 173.25 
 David Elginbrod. MacDonald (George) . . 224.82 
 David Lloyd's last will. Stbetton (H. ) . . . 171.58 
 
 Davies(T) Losing to win 176.22 
 
 Davis (C. E. K.) A Christmas story. . . . 171.42 
 
 — Granny Bright's blanket 171.56 
 
 Davis (J.) First settlers of Virginia. A historical 
 
 novel 171.41 
 
 Davis (L. Clarke). A stranded ship. . . . 171.43 
 Davis (Mrs. E. H.) Delias Galbraith. . . . 172.02 
 
 — Captain's story. [In Little classics, v. 2.] .... 226.84 
 
 — Faded leaf of history. [In Little classics, v. 10.] . 226.97 
 
 — John Andross 172.04 
 
 — Kitty's choice 172.03 
 
 — Margret Howth 172.01 
 
 — Waiting for the verdict 172.06 
 
 Dawn and twilight, [anon.] 2 v 172.08 
 
 Dawn (From) to daylight. Beeches (Mrs.fi. W.) 133.10 
 Dawson (Flora). Princes, public men, and pretty 
 
 women ..... 171.54 
 
 Day (Rev. Lai Bebiri). Govanda Saminta ; or, history 
 
 of a Bengal Eaiyat 1031.84 
 
 Day (Thomas). History of Sanford and Merton. 172. u» 
 
 Day's ride. Levee (Charles^ ,na 
 
 Days of Bruce. Aguilvr (G.) 11*-!™ 
 
 Days of my life. Oliphant (M. 0. W.). 
 
 234.10 
 
 BROOKLYN MEBOaNTILB LIBRARY. 
 
FICTION: Days to Diary. 
 
 475 
 
 Days of shoddy. Morford (Henry). . . . 232.26 
 
 ISalive. Cor^s (W. Wilkie) 162.17 
 
 Dead guest. Zschokke (H.) 265.57 
 
 Dead (The) lake, and other tales. Heyse (P. ) 212.95 
 Dead letter. Seeley Register, pseud, of Victor (Mrs. 
 
 M V F.) 262.42 
 
 Dead marquise (The), a romance. Kip (L.) . 226.31 
 Dead men's shoes. Braddon (M. E.) . . . 141.06 
 Dead sea fruit. Bkaddon (M. E.) . . . . 135.33 
 
 C secret. Collins (WW.) . 162.06 
 
 Dead sin and other stories. Garrett (E. ), pseud. 196. 01 
 Dead to the world. Detlef (Carl). . . . . 176.05 
 
 Dealings with the fairies. MacDonald (Geo.) 185.16 
 Dean's daughter. Gobe (Mrs. C.) 2 v. . . 211.17 
 Deane (Milly). Marjory. . ... . . . 172.55 
 
 Dear lady Disdain. McCarthy (J.) . . . HT.'o 
 Debekkam's vow. Edwards (A. B.) . . . . 182.34 
 
 Debit and credit. Fbeytag (G.) 193.02 
 
 Deborah's diary; a sequel to "Mary Powell." 
 
 Manning (A.) 225.31 
 
 Decameron. Boccaccio (G.) 5021.02 
 
 DECressy. [anonJ] } 73 -^ 
 
 Deep down. Ballantyne (R. M.) .... 131.29 
 
 Deep waters. Deury (AH.) 175.20 
 
 Deerbrook. Mabtineatj (H.) 231.21 
 
 Deertngs of Medbury. Townsend (V. F.) . 261.98 
 
 Deerslayer. Cooper (J. F.) 163.23 
 
 Deer-stalkers. Herbert (H. W.) .... 4617.19 
 De Foe (Daniel). Novels, etc viz. :— 
 
 Captain Singleton, v. 3 5032.03 
 
 Colonel Jack, v. 5 5032.05 
 
 Great fire in London, v. 5 5032.05 
 
 Life and adventures of Mrs. Christian Davie, v. 8. 5032.08 
 
 Life of Mr. Duncan Campbell, v. 19 5032.19 
 
 Memoiraof a cavalier [Col. Andrew Newport], v. 6. 5032.06 
 Memoirs of Capt. George Carleton, v. 8. . . . 5032.08 
 
 Moll Flanders, v. 4 5032.04 
 
 New voyage round the world, v. 7 5032.07 
 
 Plague in London, v. 9 5032.09 
 
 Robinson Crusoe, v. 1, 2 5032.01 
 
 Boxana, or the fortunate mistress, v. 11. ... 5032.11 
 
 — Bobinson Crusoe 172.11 ; 5037.14 
 
 — Works selected. 5037.14 
 
 Contents : Robinson Crusoe. Colonel Jack. Memoirs of a 
 cavalier. Duncan Campbell. Plague in London. Appari- 
 tion of Mrs. Veal. 
 DeFoix: 14th century. Bray ( Mis. A. E. ) . 141.30 
 De Fonblanque (Albany). A family tree. . . 172.66 
 Deforest (J. W.) Honest John Vance. . . 176.37 
 
 — Kate Beaumont 172.49 
 
 — Lauson tragedy. [In Tattle classics, v. 3.] 226.85 
 -Overland. . . 172.48 
 
 — Playing the mischief. 172.45 
 
 — Seacliff, or the mysteries of the Westervelts. 172. 12 
 
 — Miss Bavenel's conversion from secession. . 172. 13 
 
 — Wetherel affair ... 172.50 
 
 Deformed. Marsh (Mrs. A. C.) In her Two 
 
 old men's tales. 225.76 
 
 Delaplatne, or sacrifice of Irene. Walworth 
 
 (M. T.) 262.76 
 
 De la Rame (L.) See Kame (L. de la). 
 
 Deleon (Abbe" ***). Under the ban : a tale of 
 
 the 19th century 231.43 
 
 DeLeon(E.) Askaros Kassis, the Copt. . . 172.39 
 De Ltefde (Bey. J. ) Golden cap, etc. . . . 223.82 
 
 — Galama, or the beggars 176.20 
 
 — Maid of Stralsund : a story of the Thirty years' 
 
 war 172.59 
 
 Del'Orme. James (G. P. E.) 215.50 
 
 Demeraba. Martxneau (Harriet). . . ... 231.28 
 
 DeMtlle(J.) American baron 172.51 
 
 —Babes in the wood : a tragic comedy. . . . 172.62 
 -' ; B. O. W. C." series. 6v 172.34 
 
 1. The B. O. W. C. 
 
 2. Boys of Grand Pre school. 
 
 3. Lost in the fog. 
 
 — Comedy (A) of terrors 172.54 
 
 — Cord and creese. . 172. 33 
 
 — Cryptogram 172.40 
 
 — Dodge club, or Italy in 1859 172.32 
 
 — Lady of the ice. . . „ 172.35 
 
 -Living link 172.60 
 
 — Lily and the cross. A tale of Acadia. . . 172. 61 
 
 — Open (An) question 176.13 
 
 — Young Dodge club. v. 1-3 172.41 
 
 1. Among the brigands. 
 
 2. The seven hills. 
 
 I 3. Winged lion ; or, stories 
 of Venice. 
 
 Demster (C.) Iseulte 216.44 
 
 — Vera 262.93 
 
 Dene Hollow. Wood (Mrs. H.) 264.76 
 
 Denis Donne. Thomas (Annie) 261.11 
 
 Denis Duval. Thackeray (W. M.) . . . . 255.35 
 
 Denise. Clarke (C. C.) 2 v 173.02 
 
 Denison (MrsM.A., loifeofCVt.) Gracie Amber. 173.04 
 
 — Old Hepsy 173.06 
 
 — Lover's trials 173.05 
 
 — Victor Norman, rector 172.31 
 
 Denounced (The). Bantm (M.) 132.33 
 
 DEprofundis. Gilbert (W.) 194.28 
 
 De Qdincey (Thomas). The avenger, and other 
 
 papers 172.27 
 
 — Flight of a Tartar tribe. [In his Narrative papers, 
 v. 1, 1853.] 2522.16 
 
 — Klosterheim, or the masque. ..... 172.28 
 
 — Spanish nun, and Household wreck. . . . 2522. 16 
 
 Derby (Aleck). Ida Goldwin 172.67 
 
 Derby (George H.) Phoenixiana 173.08 
 
 — The Squibob papers 173.09 
 
 De Rohan. Sue (E.) 254.35 
 
 Derrick (Francis), pseud. See Notley (Mrs.) 
 
 Des Chesnez (Baronne E. Martineau). Lady Green 
 
 Satin and her maid Rosette 153.37 
 
 4. Fire in the woods. 
 
 5. Picked up adrift. 
 
 6. Treasure of the seas. 
 
 Desert home. 
 Deserted mill. 
 Deserted wife. 
 Desk and debit. 
 Deslonde (Mrs, 
 Despard (Mrs. 
 snow. 
 
 Reld(M.) 242.45 
 
 Llewellyn (E. L.) .... 224.12 
 Southworth (Mrs.E. D. E. N.) 253.27 
 
 Optic (Oliver) 112.41 
 
 D.) Miller of SUcott mill. . 172.65 
 M. C.) Chaste as ice, pure as 
 
 176.26 
 
 Desperate remedies. Hardy (T.) . . . . 216.36 
 Destiny ; or, the chief's daughter. Febrler (M. ) 
 
 3 y 191.19 
 
 De Stoltz (Mme.) See Stoltz (Mine. de). 
 Desultory man. James (G. P. R. ) .... 215.51 
 Detective and the somnambulist. Pinkerton 
 
 (Ap ) 236.12 
 
 Dethroned heiress. Dupuy (E. A.) . . . . 181.44 
 Detlef (Carl), pseud. See Bauer (Karoline). 
 Detroit Free Press man. See Lewis (C. B. ) 
 
 DeVane. Hllliard (H. W. ) 213.33 
 
 Devault's mills. Jones (C. H.) 21 ?'n? 
 
 Devereux. Bulwer-Lytton (Sir E. L.) . . 144.03 
 De Vigny (A.) Cinq Mars ; an hist, romance. 172.30 
 Devil on two sticks. Le Sage (A. R.) In Novelists 
 
 library, v. 2. . . 233.53 
 
 Devil's chain. Jenkins (E.) ... . . ^b.bl 
 
 Devil's pool. Dudevant (Mme. A. L. A. D.) . 175.o3 
 Dewall (-van). A great lady. From the German, 
 
 by M. S • 2bc, -74 
 
 DeWille(E.) Johannes Ohif. 176.24 
 
 De Wette (W. M. L.) See Wette (W. M. L. de.) 
 De Witt ( Mme. ) Motherless, or a Parisian family. 1 72. 46 
 
 — A French country family • 173.11 
 
 Dialogues. Abbott (J.) Harper's story books, 
 
 Diamond cross. Phillips (W. B. ) . . . . 241.14 
 Diamond cut diamond ; a story of Tuscan life. 
 
 Trollope (T. A.) £>i-»7 
 
 Diamond on the hearth. James (M.) . . . 415- «8 
 
 Diamond rose. Tytler (Sarah) ^.d& 
 
 Diana Carew. Forrester (Mrs.) . . ■ ■ ■ *»°-|" 
 Diana's crescent. Manning (Miss Anne). . . --*.aJ 
 
 Diana of Meridor. Dumas (A.) i <<>•«> 
 
 Diary (A). Bremer (F.) . . . • • • • £*^« 
 Diary of a late physician. Warren (S. ) 3 v. jmau 
 
 Same. 2v • • ■ 263 - 28 
 
 Dairy of C. Jeames de la Pluche, Esq. Thackeray 
 
 (V? M ) Miscellanies, v. 1 ,„i 
 
 Diary of amilliner. Ons (Belle). [Woods (C.H )] 234.34 
 Diaby of brother Bartholomew. Charles (Mrs. 
 
 "Cl\ tt 
 
 Di vry of Mrs." Kitty Trevylyan. Charles (Mrs. 
 i E.) 
 
 153.07 
 153.08 
 
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476 
 
 F I C T I O IS!" : Diavola to Dr. Austin. 
 
 Diavola ; or, nobody's daughter. Beaddon (M. 
 
 E.) . . . 135-22 
 
 DiAZ(J//i'. A. M.) William Henry Letters. . 174.41 
 
 — Lucy Maria 174.43 
 
 — Schoolmaster's trunk, containing papers, . 174.40 
 
 — Story book for the children 174.39 
 
 William Henry and his friends 174.42 
 
 Dick Duncan. Lancewood (L.) [Wise (D. )] . 222.81 
 
 DicKMarkham. Smith (J. P.) 252.78 
 
 Dick OjsIow among the red skin:. Kingston 
 
 (W. H. G.) . 222.09 
 
 Dick Tarleton. Smith (J. F.) 251.87 
 
 Dick Wilson, the rumseller's victim. Coenyn 
 
 (J. K.) 165.08 
 
 Dickens (Charles) Barnaby Budge. . . . 173.14 
 
 — Bleak house 173.19 
 
 — Child pictures from Dickens 173.20 
 
 — Christmas books 173.21 
 
 Contents : A Christmas carol. The chimes. Cricket on 
 the hearth. The battle of life. The haunted man and the 
 ghost's bargain. The Holly tree inn. A Christmas tree. 
 
 — Christmas carol, as condensed by himself for his 
 
 readings. 174.24 
 
 — Christmas stories. 2 v . . 173. 2 J 
 
 Contents: v. 1. A Christmas carol. The chimes. Cricket 
 on the hearth. Battle of lile. 2. The haunted man and 
 the ghost's bargain. The wreck of the Golden Mary. The 
 seven poor travellers. Nine new stories by the Christmas 
 tree. 
 
 Note.— The -wreck of the Golden Mary and Nine new 
 Htories, are wrongly ascribed to Dickens. 
 
 — Cyclopaedia of [his] best thoughts, compiled 
 
 by F. G. de Fontaine. 1873 176.01 
 
 — David Copperfield 173.25 
 
 — Dialogues and dramas from Diekens. Arranged by 
 
 W. E. Pette. 2 v. 174.33 
 
 — Dr. Marigold's prescriptions : new Christmas 
 
 story 174.31 
 
 — Dombey and son 173.27 
 
 — Great expectations 173.30 
 
 — Hard times. [In New stories.] 174.04 
 
 — Same 173.16 
 
 — Holly-tree inn ; and other stories 174.32 
 
 Contents : Holly tree inn. Seven poor travellers. New 
 stories by the Christmas fire. Message from the sea. 
 Wreck of the Golden Mary. 
 
 — Hunted down and other pieces 173.13 
 
 — Lamplighter's story, and other uouvellettes. 173.36 
 
 Note.— Same as 'Short stories,' betow ; with the addi- 
 tional pieces, ' Hunted down/ 'Lamplighter's story,' and 
 ' Haunted house.' 
 
 — Little Dorrit. 2v 173.31 
 
 — Martin Chuzzlewit. 2v 173.33 
 
 — Master Humphrey's clock 174.08 
 
 — Message from the sea ; and Uncommercial 
 
 traveller. 174.01 
 
 — Mrs. Lirriper's legacy 174.02 
 
 — Mrs. Lirriper's lodgings 174.03 
 
 — New stories 174.01 
 
 Contents . Hard times. Pictures from Italy. 
 
 — Mystery of Edwin Drood 173.39 
 
 Note— For a so-called sequel, see John Jasper's secret. 173.40 
 
 Same. [With a so-called part 2, by T. P. James, 
 
 a " medium."] 173.41 
 
 — Nicholas Nickleby 174.05 
 
 — Old curiosity shop 174.08 
 
 ■ — No thoroughfare 173.37 
 
 — Oliver Twist 174. 12 
 
 — Our mutual friend 174.15 
 
 ■ Same. Condensed by B. Johnson. . . 156.02 
 
 — Pickwick papers 174.21 
 
 — Short stories 174.25 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Lying awake. 
 
 Monument (A) of French folly. 
 
 Noble savage. 
 
 On duty with inspector Field. 
 
 Our bore. 
 
 Our English watering-place. 
 
 Our French watering-place. 
 
 Our honorable friend. 
 
 Our school. 
 
 Our vestry. 
 
 Out of the season. 
 
 Begging-letter writer. 
 Bill st eking. 
 " Birth. Mrs. Meeks, of a 
 Child's dream of a star. 
 Child's story. 
 Christmas tree. 
 Detective police. 
 Down with the tide. 
 Flight (A). 
 Ghost of art. 
 Long voyage. 
 
 Out of town. 
 
 Plated article (A). 
 
 Poor man's tale of a patent. 
 
 Poor relation's story. 
 
 Prince bull : a fairy tale. 
 
 Three detective anecdotes. 
 1, The pair of gloves. 2, The 
 artful touch. 3, The sofa.' 
 
 Walk in a workhouse. 
 
 — Sketches by Boz 174.26 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Characters : 
 
 Christmas dinner. 
 
 Dancing academy. 
 
 Hospital patient. 
 
 Making a night of it. 
 
 Misplaced attachment of Mr. 
 J. Dounce. 
 
 Miss Evans and the eagle. 
 
 Mistaken milliner ; a tale of 
 ambition. 
 
 New year. 
 
 Parlor orator. 
 
 Prisoners' van. 
 
 Shabby genteel people. 
 
 Thoughts about people. 
 Scenes : 
 
 Astley's. 
 
 Brokers' and marine store- 
 shops. 
 
 Criminal courts. 
 
 Doctors' commons. 
 
 Early coaches. 
 
 First of May. 
 
 Gin-shops. 
 
 Greenwich fair. 
 
 Hackney-coach stands. 
 
 Last cab driver, and the first 
 omnibus cad. 
 
 London recreations. 
 
 Meditations in Monmouth 
 street. 
 
 Omnibuses. 
 
 Parliamentary sketch. 
 
 Pawnbroker's shop. 
 
 Private theatre. 
 
 Public dinners. 
 
 Eiver (The). 
 
 Scotland-yard. 
 
 Seven dials. 
 
 Shops and their tenants. 
 
 Streets (The). 
 
 VauxhaU-gardens by day. 
 
 Visit to Newgate. 
 Seven sketches from our parish : 
 
 Beadle (The). 
 
 Broker's man. 
 
 Curate (The). 
 
 Election for beadle. 
 
 Four (The) sisters. 
 
 Half-pay (The) captain. 
 
 Ladies' societies. 
 
 Old lady. 
 
 Our next-door neighbor. 
 
 Parish engine. 
 
 Schoolmaster. 
 Tales : 
 
 Black vail (The). 
 
 Bloom shury christening. 
 
 Boarding-house. 
 
 Drunkard's death. 
 
 Great Wiuglebury duel. 
 
 Horatio Sparkins. 
 
 Mr. Minns and his cousin. 
 
 Mrs. Joseph Porter. 
 
 Pantomime of life. 
 
 Passage in the life of Mr. 
 Watkius Tottle. 
 
 Public life of Mr. Tulrumble, 
 once mayor of Mudfog. 
 
 Sentiment. 
 
 Steam (The) excursion. 
 
 Tuggs at Kamsgate (The). 
 
 — Somebody's luggage 174.28 
 
 — Tale of two cities 174.29 
 
 — Tom Tiddler's ground 174.30 
 
 — Uncommercial traveller. Master Humphrey's clock. 
 
 New Christmas stories. General index of char- 
 acters 174.34 
 
 — (Editor). Pic-nic papers. By various hands. 174.18 
 — - See Pierce (G. A.) The Dickens dictionary. 174.11 
 Dickinson (Anna E. ) What answer? . . . 174.38 
 Dikes and ditches. Adams (W. T.) . . . . 112.18 
 
 Dilemma (The). Chesney (G.) 153.39 
 
 DrMiTEi Boudine. Toubgenefp (I. S.) . . 266.66 
 Dimitey tCharles). Guilty or not guilty, [anon.] 211.85 
 Dingelstedt (Franz). The Amazon. . . . 174.37 
 
 Dinah. Mooee (M. A.) 232.22 
 
 Dion and the Sybils ; a novel. Keon (M. G.) 226.18 
 Discaeded daughter. Southwokth (Mrs. E. B. 
 
 E. N.) _ 253.^8 
 
 Discaeded wife. Dupuy (Eliza A. ) . . . . 186.22 
 Discaeded wife (Thrown on the world ; or, the). 
 
 Clay (Bertha M.) 155- 38 
 
 Disgeace to the family. Jeeeold (W. B.) . . 221.33 
 
 Disosway (E. T.) South meadows 176.02 
 
 Disowned. Bulwee Lytton (E.G.E.L.,tod Lytlon)liiM 
 Disponent (The). Eastlake (Lady). In her Livonian 
 
 tales 221.11 
 
 Diseaeli (Benjamin). Alroy. . . . 174.51 ; 175.01 
 
 — Coningsby 174.54 ; 175.02 
 
 — Contarini Fleming 174.53 ; 175.03 
 
 — Henrietta Temple 175 - oi 
 
 — Ixion in heaven. Infernal marriage. Count Alarcos. 
 
 Popanilla 174.16 
 
 -Lothair "4.19 
 
 Note.— See • Maccallum ' Lothair ; [a satire.] . . 174.55 
 
 — Kise of Iskander 174.48 
 
 — Same. [In Little classics, v. 6.] . • 
 
 — Sybil 174.51; 
 
 — Tancred 174.52; 
 
 — Venetia 174.44; 
 
 — Vivian Grey 
 
 — Young duke 174.45 ; 
 
 Dixon (Rev. — ). Broken columns 
 
 Doctoe Basilius. Dumas (A.) • 
 
 Doctor Antonio: a tale of Italy. Btjffini (G.) at*.** 
 De. Austin's guests. Gileeet (W.) - - ■ • la4,a 
 
 226.87 
 175.05 
 175.06 
 174.52 
 175.08 
 174.53 
 142.08 
 175.51 
 244.44 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
FICTION : Doctor Birch to Dumas. 
 
 Doctor Birch and his young friends. Thackebay 
 
 (W. M.) -255.36 
 
 Doctor Faustus. [In Thoms (W. J.) Early English 
 
 prose romances, v. 3, 1858.] 261.24 
 
 Same. [In Rosooe (T.) Germ, no v., v. 1, 
 
 1826. 244.16 
 
 Doctor Hookwell. Aemitage (Rev. Bobert). 3541.09 
 Doctor Howell's family. Goodwin (H. B.) . 211.12 
 Doctor Jacob. Edwards (M. Bentbam). . . 182.40 
 Doctor Johns. Mitchell (D. G.) 2 v. . . 232.01 
 Doctor Marigold's prescriptions. Dickens (C.) 174.31 
 Doctor Oldham at Greystones. Henry (0. S.) 212.87 
 Doctor Ox, and other stories. Verne (J.) . 266.80 
 
 Doctor Thome. Tbollope (A.) 261.56 
 
 Doctor Vunkyke. Cooke (J. E.) 162.26 
 
 Doctor Wainwright's patient. Yates (E.) . 265.71 
 Doctor Wilmer's love. Lee (Margaret). . . 222.73 
 Doctor's danghter.MAY (Sophie). [Clarke (R.S. )]226.66 
 Doctor's dilemma. Stbetton (H. ) .... 255.90 
 Doctor's family. Oltphant (Mrs. M. O. W.) . 234.76 
 
 * Doctor's wife. Braddon (M. E.) 135.23 
 
 Dodd family abroad. Levee (C.) 3 v. . . . 223.43 
 Dodse (Mary Abigail). Child world. . . . 174.58 
 
 — Red-letter days in Applethorpe 175 10 
 
 — Little folk life 174.59 
 
 Dodge (Mary Mapes). A few friends, and how they 
 
 amused themselves 175. 18 
 
 — Hans Brinker. 175.19 
 
 — The Irvington stories 174.60 
 
 — Theophilus and others 174.61 
 
 Note. — The name of this authoress is given as Mary E. 
 Dodge in some of her works. 
 Dodge Club (The). De Mtt.t.f, (J. ) .... 272.32 
 Dodoson (Rev. C. L.) ['Lewis Carroll.'] Alice's ad- 
 ventures in wonderland 151.33 
 
 — Through the looking-glass 151.34 
 
 Doe (Charles H.) Buffets. . . - 174.62 
 
 Doesticks, and what he says. Thompson (M. M. ) 261.31 
 Dog Crusoe, a tale of the prairies. Ballantyne 
 
 (R.M.) 131.18 
 
 Dog fiend, or Snarley-yow. Mabbyat (F.) . 225.63 
 Doherty (Morgan). See McGinn (Wm. ) 
 Doing and dreaming. Mayo (Mrs. L F.) . . 196.05 
 Doing his best. Tbowbbidge (J. T.) . . . 266.24 
 
 Doings in Maryland. 175.11 
 
 Doings of the Bodley family. Scodder (H. E. ) 251.01 
 Dollies aad cents. Warmer (A. B.) 2 It. . 263.01 
 
 Dolores. Fobbesteb (Mrs. ) 196.24 
 
 Dombey and son. Dickens (C.) 2 v. . . . 173.27 
 Dominie's (The) son. Jones (J. H.) . . . . 221.31 
 Don Carlos. Saint Real (C. V. de). . . . 171.04 
 
 Don Quixote. Cervantes (M de) 151.19 
 
 Doni(AF.) Novels v. 3 of 244.22 
 
 Dora. Kavanagh (Julia) 221.48 
 
 Dora Darling, or daughter of the regiment. Austin 
 
 (J.G.) 125.19 
 
 Dora Deane and Maggie Miller. Holmes (M. J.) 213.50 
 Dorothy Fox. [anon. Pabb (Miss L.)] . . . 235.52 
 Dorr (.¥ra. J. C E.) Expiation 176.07 
 
 — Lanmere 175.12 
 
 — Sibyl Huntington 175! 13 
 
 Dotty Dimple stories. See Clarke (R. S.) 
 
 Double marriage, or White lies.READE (C.) . 242.24 
 Double phy, or how Joe Hardy chose his friends. 
 
 Everett (W.) 184.12 
 
 Double story. Macdonald (G.) 227.80 
 
 Double wedding. Warfield (Mrs. C. A.) . 262.65 
 
 Doubly false. Stephens (A. S.) 253.66 
 
 Douglas (Amanda M.) Claudia 175.15 
 
 — Drifted asunder ; or, the tide of fate. . . 170.32 
 
 — Home nook ; or, the crown of duty. . . . 170.33 
 
 — In trust ; or Dr. Bertram's household. . . 175.16 
 
 — Lucia : her problem 174.56 
 
 — Maidenhood series. Seven daughters. . . 176.34 
 
 — Nelly Kinnard's kingdom 176.31 
 
 — Old woman who lived in a shoe 176.35 
 
 — Sydnie Adriance 175.09 
 
 — Stephen Dane 175.17 
 
 — There's no place like home. [Same as the ' Old 
 
 woman who lived in a shoe.'] .... 175.22 
 
 — With fate against him 175.23 
 
 477 
 
 New England a hundred years a<*o 174 V7 
 
 Douglas (R.) Adventures of a medical student. 175 14 
 Dove in the eagle's nest. Yonge (Miss C. M.) 26531 
 Dower-house. Thomas (Annie). . ' 961 14 
 
 Down in Tennessee. Kteke (Edmund). [Gilmobe ' 
 
 (si. K.)J ,„p „,. 
 
 Down the Rhine. [Adams (W. T )1 , .' , 
 
 Down the river. [Adams (W. T )] ' 113 13 
 
 Down the river ; or practical lessons under 'the code 
 duello. Uy an amateur, [anon.] . . . 17030 
 Downing (Major Jack). See Smith (Seba) 
 Deama in Pokeville. Field (J. M.) .... 261 91 
 Dkaytons and theDavenants. Charles (Mi's. E ) 153 05 
 Deeam children. Scudder (H. E.) .... 25103 
 Dream chintz. Mackarness (M. A.) . . .' .' 24127 
 Deeamland by daylight. Chesebeo' (C.) . '. 153 28 
 
 Deeam-ltfe. Mitchell (D. G.) 232 03 
 
 Deeam-numbees. Tbollope (T. A.) . . '. . 261 83 
 Deeamthoep. Smith (A.) In Little classics' v. 4 2'>6 80 
 Deed. Stowe (Mrs. H. B.) 2 v. . . . . . 254 17 
 
 Deifted asunder. Douglas (A. M.) '. [ '. '. 176 32 
 Deifting and steering. [Peebles (M. L. )] ' 234 48 
 Dbille (Hearton, U.S.A.), pseud. See GeaV (J.) 211.44 
 Deiven from the path. Smart (Charles). . . 256.32 
 Detven to sea. Cupples (Mrs. G.) .... 171.14 
 
 Dboz (G.) Around a spring '. 175' 53 
 
 — Babolain 176 ; 30 
 
 Drummer boy ; a story of Burnside's expedition. 
 
 Teowtbeidge ( J. T. ) 202.09 
 
 Deury (Anna H. ) Deep waters. ..... 175^20 
 
 — Light and shade ; or, the young artist. . . 175.22 
 
 — Misrepresentation 175.21 
 
 — Story of a shower 1^5.65 
 
 Dubois (C.) Madame Agnes 177.01 
 
 Duchess of Rosemary lane. Faejeon (B. L. ) 196.08 
 Dudevant (A.L.A.D.)['GeorgeSand.'l Antonia. 175.32 
 
 — Cesarine Dietrich , .175.58 
 
 — Consuelo 175.24 
 
 — Countess of Rudolstadt. Sequel to Consuelo. 175.25 
 
 — Devil's pool (The) 175.03 
 
 — Fanchon the cricket . . 175.26 
 
 — Handsome Lawrence. Sequel to a Rolling 
 
 stone 175.01 
 
 — Indiana 175.28 
 
 — Jacques 175.29 
 
 — Jealousy, or Teverino. . . ... 175.33 
 
 — Journeyman (The) joiner ; or companion of the lour 
 
 of France 175.63 
 
 — Last (The) Aldini 175.57 
 
 — Mile. Merquem. '. 175.30 
 
 — Marquis de Villemer 175.56 
 
 — Mauprat 175.31 
 
 — Miller of Angibault 175.55 
 
 — Monsieur Antoine 175.62 
 
 — Monsieur Sylvestre ] 75.34 
 
 — My sister Jeannie 175.35 
 
 — Rolling stone .... 175.60 
 
 — Snow man 175.54 
 
 — Teverino. See Jealousy, above 175.33 
 
 Dudevant (J. F. M. A.) ['Maurice Sand.'] Cal- 
 
 lirhoe" 244.98 
 
 Duganne (A. J. H.) The tenant house. . . . 175.36 
 
 Duke of Monmouth. Griffin (G.) .... 211.78 
 
 Duke's (The) motto. Feval (Paul) 191.37 
 
 Dumas (Alexandre). 
 
 — Adventures of a marquis 181.19 
 
 — Amaury 175.37 
 
 — Andree de Taverney 175.38 
 
 — Ascanio ; or, the sculptor's apprentice. . . 175.39 
 
 — Beau Tancred ; or, the marriaga verdict. . 181.40 
 
 — Black tulip 175.47 
 
 — Captain Paul 175.48 
 
 — Castle of Soudet 175.40 
 
 — Chateau Rouge. [With Queen's Decklace.] 181.10 
 
 — Chevalier (The). Conclusion of memoirs of a physi- 
 
 cian 181.37 
 
 — Chevalier de Maison Rouge 175.49 
 
 — Chevalier d'Harmental ; or, love and con- 
 
 spiracy 175.41 
 
 — Conscript ; a tale of war 175.42 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
478 
 
 FICTION : Dumas to Edwards. 
 
 Dumas (Alexandre), continued, 
 
 — Conspirators JZr'^o 
 
 — Count of Monte Christo 175.43 
 
 — Count of Moret; or, Richelieu and Ms friends. 17o.64 
 
 — Countess of Charny ; or, the fall of the French 
 
 monarchy JI5'f5 
 
 — Diana of Meridor; the lady of Monsoreau. . 175.46 
 
 Note.— The 1st of a series, embracing— 2, Marguerite de 
 Valois ; 3, Forty-five guardsmen. 
 
 — Doctor Bisilius 175.51 
 
 — Edmond Dantes ; sequel to Monte Christo. 175.4-1 
 
 — Forssters 181.01 
 
 — Forty-five guardsmen. 181.02 
 
 — Hor.-ors of Paris 181.17 
 
 iVofa.— Conclusion of Mohicans of Pads. 
 
 — Ingenue ; or, the death of Marat. .... 181.41 
 
 — Iron hand; or, the knight of Maul jo j. . . 181.03 
 
 — Iron mask; or, Raoulde Brag -lonns. . . 181.04 
 
 — Isabel of Bxvaria ; or, the chronicles of France for 
 
 the reign of Charles VI 181.05 
 
 — • Louise de la Valliere 181.06 
 
 — Love and liberty 181.13 
 
 — Marguerite de Valois 181.07 
 
 — Memoirs of a physician. ....... 181.08 
 
 Note.— The 1st of a series, including— 2, Queen's neck- 
 lace ; 3, Six years later ; 4, Countess de Charny ; 5, An- 
 dree de Taveruey ; 6, Chevalier de Maison-Eouge. 
 
 — Mohicans of Paris 181.09 
 
 Note.— For conclusion, see Horrors of Paris. 
 
 — Nanon ; or, woman's war . 181.41 
 
 — Page of the Duke of Savoy. 181.14 
 
 — Queen's necklace 181.10 
 
 — Regent's daughter. 235.9-5 
 
 — Six years later ; or, taking of the BMtile. . . 18 1. 11 
 
 — Three musketeers, [or Three guardsmen]. . 181.12 
 
 Note. — The 1st of a series, embracing — 2, Twenty years 
 after ; 3, Bragelonne, the sou of Athos ; 4, Iron mask ; 5, 
 Louise ds la Valliere. 
 
 — Twenty years after 181.15 
 
 I — Twin captains. [Same as Twin lieutenants.] 175.52 
 
 — Twin lisutenants ; or, soldier's bride. . . 181.16 
 
 — T»vo Dianas ; an historical romance. . . . 181.00 
 
 — Vieomte de Bragelonne, or ten years later. 
 
 2v 181.38 
 
 Dumas fils (A. ) Annette ; or the lady of the pearls. 175. 66 
 
 — Camille ; or the fate of a coquette. . . . 175.49J 
 Dumb love, Libussa, Melechsala. Musaus (J. C. 
 
 A.) 151.13 
 
 Dumont (Mrs. J. L.) Life sketches 181.21 
 
 Dunallan. Grace Kennedy. 221.58 
 
 Duncan Campbell. De Foe (D.) 5037.14,5032.19. 172,07 
 Dunlap (W.) Memoirs of a water drinker. . 181.20 
 Dupuy (Miss E. A.) All for love 181.45 
 
 — Cancelled will 181.32 
 
 — Clandestine marriage 181.36 
 
 — Conspirator (The) 181.22 
 
 — Country neighborhood. 181.23 
 
 — Dethroned heiress 181.44 
 
 — Discarded wife ; or, will she succeed? . . 186.22 
 
 — Hidden sin. Sequel to the Dethroned heiress. 181.43 
 
 — How he did it 181.30 
 
 — Michael Rudolph. 181.31 
 
 — Mysterious guest 181.35 
 
 — New way to win a fortune. ...... 186.23 
 
 — Planter's daughter, [anon.} 241.35 
 
 — Was he guilty ? . 186.24 
 
 — Who shall be victor ? 181.31 
 
 — Why did he marry her ? ....... 181.29 
 
 D oenton abbey. Tbollope (T. A.) . . . . 261.86 
 
 Dutch dominie of the Catskills. Murdoch (D. ) 233. 11 
 Dutch in the Medway. Maceablane (C.) . . 224.62 
 
 Dutch pictures. Sala (G A.) 241.58 
 
 Dutchman's fireside. Paulding (J. K. ) . . 235.14 
 Dwellees in five sisters court. Scuddee (H. E.) 251.00 
 Dynevob Terrace. Yonge (Miss C. M.) 2 v. 265.32 
 Eakl's daughter. Sewell (E. M.) . . . . 251.31 
 Eael's Dene. Feanctjllon (R. E.) . . . . 192.41 
 
 Eabl's heir. Wood (Mrs. Henry) 264.51 
 
 Eael's secret. Paedoe (J.) Same as her Life 
 
 struggle.] 234.53 
 
 Eaely dawn ; Christian life in England in the 
 
 olden times. [Chaeles {Mis. E.)] . . 153.06 
 
 Eaely English prose romances. See Thomb (W.J.) 261.22 
 
 East Lynne. Wood (Mrs. H.) 261.52 
 
 Eastee offering. Beemee(F.) 141.17 
 
 Eastekn tales. Caldcleugh (W. G.) . . . 145,32 
 Eastlake (Lady, wife of Sir C. L.) Livonkn 
 
 tales 224.11 
 
 Contents : The Disponent. The Wolves. The Jews. 
 Eastwood (F.), psevd. See Knevels (Mrs. D. C) 
 Easy Nat, or the three apprentices. Stimson 
 
 (A. L.) 254.06 
 
 Ebb-tide. REiD(Christian). [FiSHEE(JMm-F.C)] 242.74 
 Ebees (G. ) The daughter of an Egyptian king. 181. 42 
 
 Ebony idol, [anon.] 181. '26 
 
 Eoce Femina ; or, the woman Zoe. Pine (Cuyler).241.39 
 Eddtes round the rectory. Vabea (Owen). . 262.40 
 Eddy (D. C. ) Walter's tour in the East. 6 v. 1041.12 
 
 1. Walter in Egypt. I 4 Walter in Damascus. 
 
 2. Walter in Jerusalem. 6. Walter in Constantinople, 
 
 3. Walter in Samaria. | 6. Walter in Athens. 
 
 Edelweiss. Auebbach (B. ) 124.15 
 
 Eden (E.) The semi-attached couple, [anon.] 181.24 
 
 — Semi-detached house, [anon ] 181.25 
 
 Edgar (J. E.) Cressy and Poictiers. . . . 181.33 
 
 Edgae Clifton. Adams (C. ) 112.08 
 
 Edgae Huntley, or memoirs of a sleep-walker. 
 
 Beown (C. B.) 143.08 
 
 Edgewoeth (Maria). Frank 182.01 
 
 — Harry and Lucy. 2 v 182.03 
 
 — Moral tales. 2 v. 182.05 
 
 — Parent's assistant. lt>2.07 
 
 — Popular tales. 2 v. . 182.08 
 
 — Rosamond, and other tales 182.10 
 
 — Tales and novels. 20 v. in 10. viz. : 
 
 1-2. Castle Backrent. Essay on Irish bulls. Essay on the 
 noble science of self-justification. Moral tales: For- 
 rester. The Prussian vase. The good aunt. . 382.11 
 
 3-4. Moral tales : Argelina, Gcod French governess, 
 Mademoiselle Panache, The Knapsack, Lame Jervas, 
 The Will, The Limerick gloves. Out of debt out of 
 danger, The Lottery, Be sauna 182.12 
 
 5-6. Popular tales : Murad the unlucky, The manufac- 
 turers, The contrast, The grateful negro. To-morrow. 
 Tales of fashionable life : Ennui, The dun, . . 182.13 
 
 7-8. Tales of fashionable life : Manoeuvring. Almeria. 
 Vivian. 182.14 
 
 9-10. Same. Absentee. Madame de Fleury. Emilie de 
 Coulanges. Modern Griselda 182.15 
 
 11-12. Belinda 182.16 
 
 13-14 Leonora. Letters on female education. . 182.17 
 
 15-16. Patronage. Comic dramas : Love and law. Rose, 
 thistle, and shamrock 182.18 
 
 17-18. Harrington. Thoughts on bores. Ormond. 182.19 
 
 19-20. Helen 182.20 
 
 Edina. or missing since midnight. Wood (Mrs. 
 
 H.) 264.94 
 
 Edinburgh tales. Ed. by Mrs. Johnstone. 3 v. 184.22 
 Edith Lyle. Holmes {Mrs. M. J.) . . . . 213.90 
 Edith's ministry. McKeevee (H. B.) . . . 224.60 
 Edmond Dantes, sequel to Monte Christo. Dumas 
 
 (A.) 175.44 
 
 Edna Browning, or the Leighton homestead. 
 
 Holmes (M. J.) 213.72 
 
 Edwaed. Mooeb (J.) 2 v 505C.01 
 
 Edward Colvil's journal. Putnam (Mrs. M. L.) 241.70 
 Edward Osborne (Colloquies of ). Manning (A.) 225.24 
 Edwabds (Mrs. Annie). Archie Lovell. . . 182.21 
 
 — Estelle 186.01 
 
 — Leah . a woman of fashion 182.43 
 
 — Miss Forrester. 182.32 
 
 — Morals of May fair ; [or, Philip Earnscliffe]. 182.36 
 
 — Ordeal for wives 182. 38 
 
 — Ought we to visit her? 182.35 
 
 — Philip Earnscliffe 182.36 
 
 — Point of honor 182.44 
 
 — Stephen Lawrence, yeoman 182. 31 
 
 — Susan Fielding 182. 33 
 
 — Vagabond heroine 182.37 
 
 Edwabds (Miss Amelia B.) 
 
 — Barbara's history 182.22 
 
 — Debenham's vow 182.34 
 
 — Four-fifteen express. [In Little classics, v. 8.J . . 226-9| 
 
 — Half a million of money 182.23 
 
 Same. 2 v. . . . 182.24 
 
 — Hand and glove 182, ?5 
 
 Same. 2 v. ^121 
 
 BBOOKLYN MEEOANTILE L.1BEAKY. 
 
FICTION : Eawardsfo Ersilia. 
 
 479 
 
 __ In the days of my youth 182.39 
 
 _ Ladder of life ; a heart history 182.28 
 
 — MissCarew 182.29 
 
 — My brother's wife 182.30 
 
 Edwards (M. B.) Dr. Jacob 182.40 
 
 — Kitty 183 - 41 
 
 — The Sylvestres 182.42 
 
 Edwabds (Kollin). Twice defeated, or the story of a 
 
 dark society in two countries 186.05 
 
 Edwin Brothertoft. Winthkop (T.) .... 204.29 
 
 Edwin Drood (Mystery of). Dickens (0.) . . 173.39 
 
 Egan (Pierce). Lady Miud 181.27 
 
 _ Pilgrims of the Thames 181.28 
 
 Eggleston (E.) The circuit rider 184.39 
 
 _ The end of the world 184.21 
 
 — Mystery of Metropolisville 181.31 
 
 — Hoosier schoolmaster 184. JO 
 
 Eggleston (George Cary). The big brother ; a story 
 
 of Indian war 184.26 
 
 — Captain Sam, or the hoy scouts of 1814. [Big bro- 
 
 ther series.] 184.29 
 
 — A. man of honor 184.33 
 
 Eglantine. Tabor (Eliza) 254.70 
 
 Egypt : the romance of ancient history. 2 v. 244. 14 
 Eight cousins. Alcott (Louisa M. ) . . . 122.33 
 Eighteen hundred and twelve, or Napoleon's campaign 
 
 in Russia. Rellstab (L. ) 243.01 
 
 Eiloabt (Mrs. C. J. G.) The curate's discipline. 183.03 
 
 — From thistles— grapes 183.02 
 
 — The love that lived 186.18 
 
 Eirene, or a woman's right. Ames (Mrs. M. C.) 114.27 
 Ekeoes from Kentucky in 1867. Nasby (Petro- 
 leum V.), pseud, of Locke (D. R.) . . . 224.15 
 
 Elbow room. Atykt,t,r (Max), pseud, of Clark 
 
 (C. H.) 113.18 
 
 ELBuscapie. Castro (A. de) 152.12 
 
 Elder (W.) Enchanted beauty, efc 2524.01 
 
 Eleanor's victory. Braddon ( Miss M. E.) . 135.24 
 Elective affinities. Goethe (J. W. von). . . 195. 18 
 
 Same 195.22 
 
 Elements of morality. Salzman (C. G. ) In Yonge (O. 
 
 M.) Storehouse of stories, v. 2 265.63 
 
 Elena, an Italian tale. Comyn (L. N.) . . . 161.34 
 
 Eleonobe. Rotheneels (E. von) 244.24 
 
 Elephant club. Thompson (M. M.) .... 261.43 
 Elfbed. Abbott (Jacob). Harper's story books, 
 
 v. 6 216.97 
 
 El Furei'dis. Cummins (M. S. ) 171.10 
 
 Eli Perkins : his sayings. Landon (M. D.) . 222.28 
 Elia. Fernan Caballero. Areom (C.B. de F. de). 145.28 
 Eliot (George), pseud. See Lewes (Mrs. G. H.) 
 Eliza Woodson. Farnham (Mrs. E. W.) . . 191.03 
 Elizabeth ; or exiles of Siberia. Cottin (Mme.) 165.11 
 
 Same 244.73 
 
 Elizabeth (Story of). Thackebay (Miss A. I. ) 261.01 
 Ella. Aimwell (W.) [Simonds (W.)] . 252.45 
 
 Ella of Garveloch. Martineau (H.) Ulus. of polit. 
 
 econ., v. 2.] 231.28 
 
 Ellen deVere. [Smith (J. F.)] 252.81 
 
 Ellen Linn. Abbott (J.) 111.07 
 
 Ellen Middleton. Fullebton (Lady G. ) . . 193.08 
 
 Ellen Story. Fawcett (E.) 186.28 
 
 Ellet (Jfr«.E.F. ) Nouvellettes of the musicians. 1561.23 
 Ellte ; or, the human comedy. Cooke (J. E.) 163.09 
 Elliot (Frances). The Italians : a novel. . . 183.33 
 
 — Romance of old court life in France. . . 183.01 
 Ellis (G.) Specimens of early English romance. 183.04 
 Ellis (Mrs. S. S. ) Brewer's family 183.05 
 
 — Friends at their own firesides. 2 v. . . . 183.12 
 
 — Look to the end ; or, the Bennetts abroad. 183.06 
 
 — Hearts and homes 183.08 
 
 — Pictures of private life. 3 v. . . 183.09 ; 2524.18 
 Elm Island stories. See Kellogg (E. ) 6 v. . 221.94 
 Elm-tbee tales. Smith (F. L B.) .... 253.01 
 
 Eloise. Rousseau ( J. J. ) 4 v 244. 31 
 
 Elsie Magoon. Gage (Mrs. F. D.) .... 193.20 
 
 Elsie Dinsmore. Finley (Martha) 191.08 
 
 Elsie's girlhood. Finley (Martha) 191.38 
 
 Elsie's married life. Daniel (Mrs. MacKenzie). 171.31 
 Elsie's motherhood. Finley (M.) .... 192.00 
 Elsie's womanhood. Finley (M.) .... 192.01 
 
 Elsie Venner ; a romance of destiny. Holmes 
 
 v ( °.-y-,} 2V ,V ' ■ ' ■ • • ■ 213 - c » 
 
 Elstee s folly. Wood (Mrs. H. ) .... 264 55 
 
 Elton (Sir A. H.) Below the surface. . . . 183 14 
 
 Elves (The). Tieck (L. von) 151.13 
 
 Elzey Hay. See Andrews (F.) 
 
 Embury (E. C.) Blind girl ; with other tales. 183.17 
 
 — Glimpses of home life 133. is 
 
 — Pictures of early life \ 183. 19 
 
 Emery (E.B.) Queens 181.19 
 
 Emery (S. A.) Three generations 181.18 
 
 Emilia in England. Meredith (G.) 3 v. . . 23L94 
 Emilia Wyndham. Marsh-Caldwell (Mrs.). 2v. 231.10 
 Emilia and Sophia, or a new system of education. 
 
 Rousseau (J. J.) 4v 244.35 
 
 Emily Chester. Seemuller (A. M. Crane). . 165.22 
 
 Emily Marsden : likes and dislikes, [anon. ] 223. 74 
 
 Emma. Austen (J.) 125.13 
 
 Emma Corbett, or miseries of civil war. [Pratt 
 
 (S.J.)] 241.77 
 
 Emmanuel Philibert. Dumas (A.) .... 181.46 
 
 Empress Josephine. Muhlbach (L.) . . . 2J2.69 
 
 Empty heart, or Husks. Harland(M.) . . . 25.5.18 
 
 Enault (L. ) Christine 183.36 
 
 — Pupil of the legion of honor 183.35 
 
 Enchanting and enchanted. Hacklander (F.W.) 211.97 
 
 End of the world. Eggleston (E.) .... 184.21 
 
 English hearts and English hands, [anon.] . 183.21 
 
 English orphans. Holmes (Mrs. M. J.) . . 213.51 
 
 English tales. Ceosland (Mrs. C.) .... 1G5. 33 
 
 Ennui. Edgeworth (Maria). Novels, v. 6. . 182.13 
 
 Entail (The). Galt (John) 193.22 
 
 Eoline, or Magnolia vale. Hentz (Mrs C. L. ) 213.07 
 Ephemeris, or leaves from ye journal of M. 
 
 Drayton. 225.44 
 
 Epicurean. Moore (Thomas) 232.23 
 
 Eeckmann (E.) and Chatrian (A.) Alsacian 
 
 schoolmaster ... 184.41 
 
 — Blockade of Phalsburg 183.39 
 
 — Brigadier Frederick 183. 23 J 
 
 — Campaign in Kabylia 187.04 
 
 — Citizen Bonaparte, 1794-1815 187.05 
 
 — Confessions of a clarionet player 1.S7.00 
 
 — Country in danger, 1792 187.07 
 
 — Dean's watch. [ With Brigadier Frederick.] 183. 23 £ 
 
 — Forest house, and Catherine's lovers. . 1' 3. 15 
 
 — Friend Fritz 187.08 
 
 — Great invasion of 1813-14 ; or after Leipzig. 183.16 
 Same. [Different translation. ] . . 183.40 
 
 — Illustrious Dr. Matheus 187.09 
 
 — Madame The'rese, or the volunteers of '92. 183.22 
 
 — Man-wolf, and other tales 187.01 
 
 — Miller's story of the war, or the plebiscite. 183.43 
 
 — Peace ." 187.10 
 
 — Polish Jew. . . 181.40 
 
 — Popular tales and romances. ... 187.11 
 
 — Story of a conscript ; a story of 1813. . . 183.23 
 
 — States general ; (1789) 187.02 
 
 — Stories of the Rhine 187. 13 
 
 — Story of a peasant. 1789,1792,1793. 3 v. 183.41 
 
 — War 183.44 
 
 — Waterloo, a sequel to Story of a Conscript. . 183.20 
 
 — Year one of the republic : 1793. Story of a 
 
 peasant 187.14 
 
 Eric, or little by little. Fareae (F. W.) . 191.11 
 
 Eeewhon, or over the range. [Butler (S.)] 184.28 
 
 Erie canal. Abbott (J.) 111.12 
 
 Erlesmere : or, contrasts of character. Lavenu 
 
 (L. S.) 222.45 
 
 Eeling the bold. Ballantyne (R. M. ) . . 131.30 
 
 Erma's engagement, [anon.] ... . 183.38 
 
 Ernest Bracebridge. Kingston (W. H G.) . 222.13 
 Ernest Carroll ; or, artist life in Italy. Geeen- 
 
 ough(H.) 211.49 
 
 Ernestine ; or, the heart's longings. Aleth. 183.24 
 
 Ernest Linwood. Hentz (C. L.) . . . . 213.08 
 
 Ernest Maltravers. Litton (E. B.) 2 v. . 144.07 
 Eros and Anteros. Canute (Judith). [Campbell 
 
 (J. H. L.)] l^- 31 
 
 Erring, yet noble, [anon.] 183.25 
 
 Ersilia.' Poynter (Miss E. F.) 186.20 
 
 to nailing for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITI/E, and the NUMBER. 
 
480 
 
 FICTION : Eraklne to Fairy Tales. 
 
 Eeskine (Mrs. Thomas). Wyncote. .... 186.03 
 
 EsPERANCE. LANDER (M.) Atfk 
 
 Espehanza. Bowman (A.) o?q!ot 
 
 Essence of fun. Hood (Tom) ^.»J 
 
 Estelle. Edwards (Mrs. Annie). • • • • • \?°e 
 Estelle Russell. By the author of "Private life of 
 
 Galileo." ■ • 183 - 37 
 
 Esther, a tale of Spain in the 6th century. Smith 
 
 ,jj \ T. 3 of 17418 
 
 Ethel Churchill. ' Landon (L. E.) Works. . 5047.05 
 
 Ethel Mildmay's follies II, H 
 
 Ethels love life. Sweat (M. J. M.) . . . 254.47 
 Ethic amusements. Bellamy (D.) . . . : l°?-07 
 Ethic tales and fables. Fenelon (F.) . . . loo 07 
 Ethlyn's mistake. Holmes (Mrs. M. J.) . . 213.59 
 Etna Vandemir ; a romance. Hancock (S. J.) 214.93 
 Ettore Fieramosca, or the challenge of Barletta. 
 
 Azeqlio (M. d') 172.10 
 
 Eudoxia, a picture of the 5th century. Hahn-Hahn 
 
 (Ida, countess von) ^i"?^" 
 
 Eugene Aran. Lytton (E. B.) 144.10 
 
 Eugenie Grand ot, or the miser's daughter. Balzac 
 
 (H. De) 132.° J 
 
 Eustace (The) diamonds. Trollope (A.) . . 261.77 
 Eutaw, a sequel to The Eorayers. Simms (W. 
 
 q.) 252.29 
 
 Evan Daje. [anon.] 183.26 
 
 Evan Harrington. Meredith (George). . . 231.78 
 Evans (Miss A. J.) See Wilson (Mrs. A. J. E.) 
 Evans (Miss Marian) . See Lewes (Mrs. M. E. ) 
 
 Evelina. Arblay (F. B. d') 171.34 
 
 Evenings at Donaldson's manor. Mackintosh 
 
 (Miss M. J.) 221.70 
 
 Evenings at Haddon Hall ; tales 152.13 
 
 Evenings at home. Alkin (J.) and Barbauld 
 
 (Mrs. L.) I 14 - 10 
 
 Eventide. Afton (Eme) 114.01 
 
 Everett (W.) Changing base 184.10 
 
 — Double play 184.12 
 
 Everglade heroes. Coggeshall (W. T. ) . . 161.18 
 Everybody's friend ; or Josh Billings' encyclopaedia of 
 
 wit and humor. Shaw (H. W.) .... 251.72 
 
 Eveey day. [Pike (F. W. A-)] 184.16 
 
 Ewald (H. F.) Story of Waldemar Krone's 
 
 yoath 184.11 
 
 Ewing (Juliana Horatio). From six to sixteen, a story 
 
 for girls 186.21 
 
 Exemplary novels. Cervantes (M. de). . . 151.26 
 Exiles. Talvi. [Robinson (Mrs. T. A. L. v. J.)] 243.41 
 Experience of a barrister. Warner (W., Esq.) 263.27 
 Experiences of a real detective, [anon.] . . 262.70 
 
 Expiation. Dorr (Mrs. J. C. R.) 176.07 
 
 Eyster (Nellie). On the wing ; sunny hour series. 184.14 
 
 Fables : 
 
 — iEsop. Fables. Version, by T. James. New York, 
 
 [n. d.] 8° 185.03 
 
 • Same. New ed. by E. Garrett. London, 1863. 
 
 16° 185.03.a 
 
 — Bewick (T. and J.) and others. Select fables ; with 
 
 cuts. L., 1820. 8° 1413.09 
 
 — Bussey (G. Moir). Fables: original anl selected. 
 
 Designs by J.J. Grandville. Lond.,1841. 8 3 . 185.10 
 
 — ■ Favourite fables. With 24 illus. by H. Weir. Lond., 
 
 1870. 12° 185.00 
 
 — Fenelon (F.) Fables. Lond., 1770. 4°. . 185.07 
 
 — Flowers of fable from Northcote and others. New 
 
 York, 1847. 16° 185.02 
 
 — Gay (John). Fables. [In his Poetical works, v. 1, 
 
 1854.] 1641.08 
 
 — Krilof. Fables russes, invitees en vers franc ais et 
 
 italieni. 2 v. Paris, 1825. 8°. . . . 185.11 
 
 Ralston (R. S.) Krilof and his fables. London, 
 
 1869. 12° 185.06 
 
 — La Fontaine (J. de). Fables. Tr. by E. Wright, jr. 
 
 2 v. Boston, 1811. 8° ir.05.0r> 
 
 Same. London, 1853. 8° 168 '.12 
 
 — Lessing (G. E. ) Fables and epigrams. London, 
 
 1825. 12° 185.08 
 
 — Moore (E.) Fables for the ladies; to which are 
 
 added seven select fables, by other authors. 
 Philadelphia, 1811. 18° 1673.32 
 
 Morley (H.) Fables and fairy tales. London, 
 
 1860. 12°. 185.13 
 
 — Pilpay or Bidpay. Fables. Tr. by W. KhatehbulL 
 
 Oxford, 1819. 8° 185.01 
 
 Same; 1818 ed. revised. N.Y.,1872. 12°. 185.0U 
 
 _ Prosser (Mrs. ) Original fables. L.,[n.<£]12°. 185.09 
 Wallbridge (A. ) Bizarre fables. L., 1812. 16°. 185.14 
 
 — Wilkie(W.) Fables. Lond., 1768. 12°. . 183.05 
 
 — Yriarte (T. de). Literary fables. Tr. by G. H. 
 
 Deveroux. B., 1855. 12° 1693.14 
 
 See also Classical journal, v. 25, p. 20, 364 ; v. 27, p. 24 
 
 (Fables of .SB-iop and Babrias, by G. B.) ; v. 30, p. 345 (On 
 
 fables and the Eastern sciences) : Contem. rev., v. 14, 1870 
 
 (Migration of fables, by Max MUller). 
 ,8^- See also Mythology, in general alphabet. 
 Fabiola ; Of the cburch of the catacombs. Wiseman 
 
 (N.) 264.35 
 
 Fabre (Ferdinand). The abbe Tigrane. Candidate 
 
 for the papal chair. Tr. by L. W. Bacon. 186.20 
 Faded leaf of history. Davis (Mrs. R. H.) In Little classics, 
 
 v. 10 , 226.97 
 
 Fadette, pseud. See Rodney (Mrs. M. R. L.) 263.81 
 Fairfax ; a chronicle of the Shenandoah. Cooke 
 
 (J. E.) . . '. 163.10 
 
 Fair god (The) ; or, the last of the 'Tzins. Wallace 
 
 (Lewis). 202.91) 
 
 Fair Harvard. [Washburn (W. T.)] . . . 184.34 
 FATR-hairad Eckbert. Tieck (L. von). . . . 151.13 
 Fair maid of Perth. Scott (Sir Walter). . . 245.80 
 Fair maid of the Inn. Cervantes (M. de). . 171.03 
 Fair play. Southworth {Mrs. E.D.E.N.) . . 233.45 
 
 Fair Saxon. McCarthy (J.) 225.68 
 
 Fair to see. Lookhart (L. W. M. ) .... 223.81 
 
 Fair women. Forrester (Mrs) 192.32 
 
 Faihy finder. Lover (C.) In Little classics, v. 12. . . 227.15 
 Fairy fingers. Ritchie (A. C. M.) .... 213.34 
 Fairy land and other tales. Jervey (C H.) . 1643.33 
 Fairy tales : 
 
 — Anderson (H. C) Danish Fairytales. London, 
 
 1861. 8°. • 122.08 
 
 — Aulnoy (M. C J. de B. ) Fairy tales. Tr. by T. B. 
 
 Planche. Lond., 1868. 12°. ...... 185.J8 
 
 — Austin (J. G.) Moonfolk. N. Y., 1874. 12°. 186.13 
 
 — Bechstein (L.) Aspretly as seven, etc. Loudon, 
 
 [„. <*.] . . . 186.15 
 
 — Child's own book of f jiry tales. Philadelphia^ 1855. 
 
 12 o 186.16 
 
 — Child's own treasury cf standard fairy tales. N. Y, 
 
 [1860. sq. 16° 1° 5 - 19 
 
 — CRiiK (Mrs. D. M. Mnloch). Adventures Of a 
 
 brownie. N. Y., 1872. 16°. . . . . 185.30 
 
 — Croker (T. C) Fa'rv legends and traditions of the 
 
 south of Ireland. Lond., [n. d.] 12°. . . 186.10 
 
 — Fairies of our garden. Boston, 1807. 12°. 185.20 
 
 — Fairy book. N. Y. 1863. 12° .... 185.26 
 
 — Fairy book, with engravings by J. A. Adams. New 
 
 York, 1836. 12°. • 185.17 
 
 — FrereiM.) Old Deccan days; or, Hindoo fairy 
 
 legends. Phila., 1868. 12°. . . . ■ 185.32 
 
 — Grimm (W. L. C. and W. O.) German popular sto- 
 
 ries. London, [n.d.] 12° • 185.29 
 
 German popular tales and household stones. 
 
 3 v. in 1. Boston, 1868. 12°. . . . • 185.23 
 Grimm's goblins, selected from the Household 
 
 stories. Boston, 1867. sq. 16°. . . . 185.33 
 
 — Halliwell (J. O.) Illustrations of the fairy mythol- 
 
 ogy of a Midsummer night's dream. London, 
 Shak. soc, 1845. 8° " 5 6f 
 
 — Hamilton (A.) Fairy tales and romances. Laud., 
 
 1849 1'^° loj.io 
 
 — Hugessen (E. H. 'Knatchbull'). Crackers for Christ- 
 
 mas. London, 1871. 12°. . . • • • "5.J8 
 
 Higgledy-Piggledy. N Y. 1876 2° 8- 
 
 Moon shine. Fairy stories. L., 1871. 12 . it».w 
 
 Puss-cat mew, and other stories. New York, 18 n. 
 
 Queer'fol'k. ' London, 1874. 12°. . . • 1^" 
 
 --Tales at tea-time. London 1872. 12°. . J8B.« 
 
 — - Whispers from fairy land. N. Y 1875. 12 . 18*M 
 
 — Jervey plrs. C. H.) Fairy land. Boston,^?* 
 
 — Johnso 8 n'Cv\ W.) ' Catskl fairies. ' New York, 1876, 
 
 y 2° - 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
FICTION : Fairy Tales to Fielding. 
 
 481 
 
 — Keightley (T.) Fairy mythology. London, 1850 
 
 I*". .... 185.21 
 
 — K^tt, (G.) New fairy stories for my grand-children 
 
 New York, 1861. 16° 185-3 j 
 
 — Laboulaye (E. R. L.) Fairy tales of all nations 
 
 New York, 1867. 12° 18 5. 2 i 
 
 — Leland'(C G.) Johnnykin and the goblins. New 
 
 York, 1876. 12°. 186 . 30 
 
 — Lemon (M.) Legends of Number Nip. London 
 
 1861. 16°. 1S5.3B 
 
 — MacDonald (G.) Dealings with the fairies. Lond 
 
 1867. sq. 16° 18.-..16 
 
 — Mace (J.) Home fairy tales. New York, 18(17 
 
 12° 185.27 
 
 — Maclaren (A.) Fairy family. L., 1871. 12°. 185.22 
 
 — Magutre (T. F.) Young prince Marigold. Lond 
 
 1873. 12" m .& 
 
 — Mason (J.) Old fairy tales. L., [1873.] 16°. 185.41 
 
 — PerrAult (C.) Four-and-twenty fairy tales. Lond 
 
 1869. 12°. is-5.28 
 
 — Ritson (J.) Fairy tales. London, 1831. 12°. 185.35 
 
 — Wentworth (May). Fairy tales from gold lands 
 
 New York, 1867. 12= 185.31 
 
 — Wonder world. Fairy tales, old and new. From the 
 
 French, German, and Danish. L., 1875. 12°. 186.14 
 j£ff- See also Folk-lore, in general alphabet. 
 Fairy tales for grown folks. Thackeray (Miss 
 
 A. I.) 261.04 
 
 Faith and Patience ; or, the Harrington girls. Win- 
 
 throp (S.) 266.89 
 
 Faithful (Emily). A reed shaken with the wind. 184.35 
 Faith Gartney's girlhood. Whitney (A. D. T.) 263.59 
 Faith Unwin's ordeal. Craik (G. M. ) . . . 165 19 
 Faith White's letter book, 1620-23. [Whiting 
 
 (M. H.)] 184.30 
 
 Falconer (W.) Bloom and brier, » Southern 
 
 romance 184.25 
 
 Falcon family; or, young Ireland. Savage (M. W.) 245.09 
 Falkenbubg ; a tale of the Rhine, [anon.] . 191.01 
 Falkland. Bulwer-Lytton (E. G. E. L. ) . . 144.39 
 Fall of Fort Sumter, or 1860-61. [anon.] . 184! 32 
 Fall (The) of prince Florestan of Monaco. . 186. 17 
 Pall of the house of Usher. Poe (E A.) In Little classics, 
 
 T - 2 : 226.84 
 
 Fallen fortunes. Payn (J.) 235.57 
 
 Fallen pride. Southworth (E. D. E. N.) . 254! 80 
 
 False colors. Thomas (Annie) 255.70 
 
 False heir. James (G. P. R.) 215! 52 
 
 Fame and fortuae. Alger (H.) 121.14 
 
 Family (The) doom. Southworth (ifrs.E.D.E.N.)253.91 
 
 Family pride, [anon.'] 191.00 
 
 Family secret. Elzey Hay. [Andrews (F.)] lll!37 
 
 Family secrets, [anon. ] 191.02 
 
 Family stories. [In Yonge (C. M) Storehouse of 
 
 stories, v. 2.] 
 
 Family tree. Fonblanque (A. de). . 
 Fanohon, the cricket. Sand (George), 
 
 LAD.) . 
 
 Fane (Violet). Sx Singleton (Miss). 
 
 Fantine.. Hugo (Victor) 214.52 
 
 Far above rabies. Biddell ( J. H ) .... 243! 17 
 Far from the madding crowd. Hardy (T.) . 216.37 
 Fabdorougha, the miser. Carleton (W.) . . 151.03 
 Farjeon (B. L. ) At the sign of the silver flagon. 196. 15 
 
 — Blade o' grass , , . . 191.42 
 
 — Bread and cheese, and kisses 191.43 
 
 — Duchess of Rosemary lane. ...... 196.08 
 
 — Golden grain. . . . 196.12 
 
 -<*rif. 2v. 191.39 
 
 — Island pearl 196.10 
 
 — Jessie Trim 196.14 
 
 — Joshua Marvel 19L41 
 
 — King of No-Land. 196.13 
 
 -Love's victory 196.1t> 
 
 — bnadows on the snow : a Christmas story. . 196.09 
 
 i arm of Muiceron. Rheil (M.) 177 01 
 
 Farmwgdale. Thomas (C.) 261.18 
 
 Fabnham (E. W.) Eliza Woodson, or the early days of 
 
 one of the world's workers 191.03 
 
 — Ideal attained, being the story of two steadfast 
 
 souls. 191.04 
 
 ■-My early days. [Same as Eliza Woodson!] ! 19l!oS 
 
 Fakquharson (Martha 1 ! 
 Farrar (Frederick W. ) 
 
 253.67 
 
 125.04 
 260.25 
 
 265.63 
 
 . . . 172.66 
 
 Dudevant (A. 
 
 . . . 175.26 
 
 pseud. See Finley (M.) 
 Eric, or little by little. 191 11 
 
 -StTwinTfrrd's:^ ' 0011 ^ 61 ^ • ' • "if 
 Farrers of Budge How. Martinea'u (H.) ' Ilius" of 
 
 pol. econ., v. 9. . . . K ' g£ v 
 
 Fashion and famine. Stephens ( Urs \ S ) ' 
 Fashion and folly. By Aunt Hattie. [Baker (H 
 
 JN. W.)] 
 
 Fast friends. Trowbridge (J. T. ) 
 
 Fatal marriage. Southworth (Mrs. EDEN) 
 
 ptIt T l r SSi ? n; S r ',;' Gerfaut - : ' Bernard (G.'de)' 133.'l7 
 J^atal secret and other stories. Southworth ( Mrs E 
 
 D. E. N.), <ind Baden ( Mrs. F. H ) 053 ,7 
 
 Fatal boots. Thackeray (W. M.) Miscellanies, " 
 
 v * 1 255 57 
 
 Fated to be free. Ingelow (J.) . . ' " 214'80 
 
 Father and daughter. Bremer (F ) 141 19 
 
 Father Brighthopes. Teowbridge (J. T. ) ' ' 26 U0 
 Father Butler, or Irish manners, [anon.] . 19l'l5 
 Father Clement, a Roman Catholic story. Kennedy 
 
 ("■) '2">1 91 
 
 Iather Tom and the pope. Murray (J. F.) ! 233 13 
 
 — Same. In IjIttle classics, v. 9. . . . 226 96 
 Fathers and sons. Hook (T. ) . . . . .' ' 21400 
 Fathers and sons. Touegeneff (I. S.)' ' ' 26 •> ''1 
 Faustina. Hahn-Hahn (Countess Ida). '. ' 212 20 
 Faustus (Doctor). See Doctor Faustus. 
 Fawcett (Edgar). Ellen Story 186 28 
 
 — Purple and fine linen ' 184 36 
 
 Fawcett, (M.G,) Talesiu political economy.i874.591l'29 
 Fay (T. S. ) Norman Leslie 191 14. 
 
 — The Countess Ida ; a tale of Berlin. ! \ 195' 10 
 Feats on the fiord. Martineau (H.) . . ' 23122 
 
 Fellah (The). About (E.) \ \ 112' 05 
 
 Felix Holt, the radical. Eliot (George). ! ! 18402 
 
 Female Jesuit. [Luke (J/rs.)] 22444 
 
 Female Quixote (The). Lennox (C.) . . ' 22315 
 Fenelon (F.de S.de la M. ) Ethis tales and fables. 185. 07 
 
 — Telemachus 191 17 
 
 Fenn (George Manville). The treasure hunters. 196 20 
 Fenton's quest. Braddon (M. E.) .... 135.39 
 Ferdinand, Count Fathom. Smollett (T.) . 253! 12 
 
 Same. In his Works, v. 4. 5067.07 
 
 Fernando de Lemos ; truth and fiction. Gayabre 
 
 „ (°-) 194.39 
 
 Fern (Fanny). See Parton (Mrs. S. P.) 
 Fern leaves. Parton (Mrs. S. P.) .... 235.07 
 Ferne Fleming. Warfield (Mrs. C. A.) . . 267.13 
 Fernyhurst Court. By author of Stone-edge. 191.18 
 Ferrter (Miss Mary). Destiny, or the chiefs daughter. 
 
 3v - 191.19 
 
 — Inheritance. 3 v 191.23 
 
 — Marriage. 2 v 191.22 
 
 Fetches (The). Bantm (J.) 132.36 
 
 Fettered for life ; or, lord and master. Blake 
 
 L. D.) 133.3 8 
 
 Feulllet (Octave). Camors ; or life under the 
 
 empire 191.27 
 
 — ■ Led astray ; or La petite comtesse. The sphinx ; or, 
 
 Julia de Trecceur. Bellah. From the French, by 
 
 O. Vibeur. 196.21 
 
 — Marriage in high life 196.22 
 
 — Romance of a poor young man 191.28 
 
 — Story of Sibylle 191.36 
 
 Feval (P.) " I am here ! " The duke's motto. 191.37 
 Few (A) days in Athens. Wright (F. ). . 261.87 
 
 Few friends (A), and how they amused themselves. 
 
 Dodge (M.E.) 175.18 
 
 Feydeau (E. ) Secret of happiness 191.34 
 
 Field (Mrs. Anna A.) Asphodel, [anon.] . 192.03 
 Field (J. M. ) Drama in Pokeville : the bench and bar 
 
 of Jurytown, eta. By " Everpoint, " [pseu J. ] 261.91 
 Field (Margaret). Bertha Percy ; or, l'esperance. 192.04 
 
 — Not pretty but precious 233.84 
 
 Field and forest. Optic (Oliver). [Adams (W.T.)] 112.39 
 Fielding (Henry). Amelia 192.07 
 
 — Jonathan Wild. . . . 192.0S ; 5036.03 ; 5037.23 
 
 — Joseph Andrews 192.08 
 
 — Journey from this world to the next. 5037.23 ; 5036.01 
 
 — Tom Jones 192.09 
 
 lu asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, ana the NUMBER. 
 
482 
 
 FICTION: Fielding to Fouqu& 
 
 Fielding ; or society. Waed (E. P.) . . . 262.56 
 
 Same. In Waldie library, v. 11. . . .5078.25 
 
 Fifteen days ; an extract from Edward Colvil's journal. 
 
 Putnam (Mrs. M. L. ) 241.70 
 
 Fifteen years. Bobinson (Mrs. T. A. L. v. J.) 243.45 
 Fifty years ago ; a story of New England life. Wm- 
 
 lard (C. A.) 264.85 
 
 Fight at Dame Europa's school. [Pullen (H.C. )] 184.38 
 Fighting Joe. Optic (Oliver). [Adams (W. T.)] 112.19 
 Fighting the flames. Ballantyne (E. M.) . 131.19 
 Fighting the whales. Ballantyne (E. M.) . 931.02 
 
 File no. 113. Gaboriau (E.) 196.38 
 
 Finette ; a legend of Brittany, [anon. ] Trans, from 
 
 the French 192.12 
 
 Finley (Martha Farquharson). Casella ; or, the chil- 
 dren of the valley 191.06 
 
 — Elsie Dinsmore 191.08 
 
 — Elsie's girlhood ; a sequel to " Holidays," etc. 191.38 
 
 — Elsie's motherhood : sequel to " Elsie's woman- 
 
 hood." 192.00 
 
 — Elsie's womanhood ; sequel to ' ' Elsie's girl- 
 
 hood." 192.01 
 
 — Holidays at Eoselands ; a sequel to " Elsie 
 
 Dinsmore." 191.07 
 
 — Lilian ; or did she do right ? 191.16 
 
 — Old fashioned boy (An) 191.10 
 
 — Oar Fred ; or, seminary life at Thurston. Sequel to 
 
 " Old fashioned boy." 196.17 
 
 — The Shannons ; or, from darkness to light. 191.09 
 
 — Wanted — a pedigree 191.33 
 
 Fiob d'AlLza. Lamaetine (A. de) 222.24 
 
 Fire and flame. Schucking (L.) 251.78 
 
 Fiee in the woods. DeMille (J.) .... 172.38 
 Firgnzuola (A) Novels 1 and 10. . .v. 2 of 244. 21 
 Fireside saints, Mr. Caudle's breakfast talk, and other 
 
 papers. Jeeeold (Douglas) 221.42 
 
 First friendship, [anon.] 192.13 
 
 First and second marriages. [Baker (Mrs. H. 
 
 N. W.)] 131.02 
 
 First and true love. Dudevant (A. L. A. D.) 175.27 
 First families of tho Sierras. Miller (Joaquin). 232.08 
 First settlers of Virginia. Davis (J.) . . . 171.41 
 Fisher (Alice). Too bright to last. [anon.]. 261.94 
 Fisher (Miss F.C.) ['Christian Eeid.'] Ebbtide. 242.74 
 
 — Daughter of Bohemia 242.79 
 
 — Heart? and hands 242.80 
 
 — Morton house 242. 76 
 
 — Nina's atonement, ete 242.78 
 
 — Question of honor. 242.81 
 
 — Valerie Aylmer. 242.75 
 
 Fisher boys of Pleasant Cove. Kellogg (E.) 226.20 
 Fisher maiden (The). JSrnson (B.) . . . 133.29 
 Fisher's river, (North Carolina) ; scenes, etc. [Talia- 
 ferro (H. E.)] 192.15 
 
 Fitz of Fitz-Ford ; a legend of Devon. Beay 
 
 (Mrs. A E.) 141.32 
 
 Fitz-Boodle papers. Thackeray (W. M.) Miscella- 
 nies. . . . v. 4 of 255.61 ; also v. 4 of 255.57 
 Fitzgerald (P.) Second Mrs. Tillotson. 3 v. . 191.30 
 
 Five fine old novels 192.17 
 
 Five hundred majority, or the days of ' Tammany. 
 
 Niles (W.) 233.76 
 
 Hive hundred pounds reward. By a barrister. 192.18 
 Five thousand a year. Wood (Mrs. H. ) . . 264 80 
 Five weeks in a balloon. [Verne (J.)] . . . 19129 
 
 Flag of distress. Eeid (Mayne) '. 242.69 
 
 Flag of truce. Wabneb (Susan). . . . ! 266.93 
 
 Flagg(E.) A good investment 192 22 
 
 Fleetwood, or the new man of feeling. Gor>- 
 
 win(W) 195<16 
 
 Fleming (M. A.) Guy Earlescourt's wife. . . 192.16 
 
 — kate Danton 197 qj. 
 
 — Mad marriage ' 192 02 
 
 — Norine's revenge, and Sir Noel's heir] '. '. 192 44 
 
 — One night's mystery. 197.03 
 
 — Terrible secret 192 14 
 
 — Wonderful woman. ........ 192.11 
 
 Flemish life (Sketches from). Conscience (H. ) 163^06 
 t lesh and spirit. A novel. . 197 09 
 
 Fletchee (Miriam). The Methodist.' 2 v." .' 192' 19 
 Ileubange. Ceaven (Mme. Augustus). . . 1C5.'39 
 
 Flight of a Tartar tribe. De Quincby (T.) In Little classics 
 
 ■n T ' ^ ' ' / ™ " \ 226 ' 8 3 
 
 Fltet. Geay(.M?-s.) 211.59 
 
 Flietations in fashionable life. Stnclatb (O) 252 53 
 Flitch of bacon. Ainswoeth (W. H.) . . . 11502 
 
 Floating city. Vebne (J.) 266.76 
 
 Floeence Macarthy. Moegan (Lady). . . . 233.74 
 Floeence Sackville, or self-dependence. Bur- 
 
 buby (Mrs.) 145.16 
 
 Floeian (J. B. C de). Numa Pompilius. . . 225.87 
 Flush times of Alabama. Baldwin (J. G.) . 131.15 
 Flowee, fruit, and thorn pieces. Bichtee (J 
 
 P. F.) 2v. , ; '243.26 
 
 Foggy night at Offord. Wood (Mrs. H) . . 264.53 
 Foe (The) in the household. Chesebeo' (C.) . 153.30 
 Folle farine. By " Ouida." Eame (L. de la). 172^25 
 Folly as it flies. Paeton (Mrs. J. ) .... 254119 
 Fonblanque (Albany,,/?-.) A tangled skein. . 192!21 
 
 — A family tree. • 172.66 
 
 Fool of quality. Beooke (H.) 2 v. . . . . 142.18 
 
 Foote (E. B. ) Science in story. Sammy Tubbs, the 
 
 boy doctor, and "Sponsie," the troublesome 
 
 monkey. 4 v 195.25 
 
 Foe a woman's sake. Wachenhusen (H.) . . 262^71 
 Foe better, for worse. Haeland (Marion). . 255.18 
 
 Foe better, for worse, [anon.] 192.23 
 
 Foe each and for all. Maetineau (H. ) . v. 4 of 23L27 
 Foe ever and ever. Church (Mrs. Boss). . . 154.14 
 
 Foe her sake. Kobtnson (F. W. ) 243.53 
 
 Foe lack of gold. Gibbon (0.) 195^09 
 
 Fob love and life. Olephant (Mrs. M. O. W.) 234.95 
 Foe summer afternoons. Woolsey (S. C.) . 161.40 
 
 Fob the king. Gibbon (C. ) 195.26 
 
 Foe the king's dues. Macdonell (A.) . . . 225^08 
 Foeayees, or the raid of the dog days. Simms 
 
 (W. G.) 252.30 
 
 Foece of friendship v. 2 of 171.02 
 
 Foeegone conclusion. Howells (W. D. ) . . 213.96 
 
 Forest (Neil). Mice at play. 186.31 
 
 Foeest (The). Huntington (J. V. ) .... 215.08 
 
 Fobest days. James (G. P. E.) 215.53 
 
 Foeest exiles. Eetd (Mayne) 242.46 
 
 Fobest glen series. See Kellogg (E. ) . . . 227.01 
 Foeest house. Ebckmann-Chateian (MM.) . 183.15 
 Foeest tragedy, etc. Lippincott (Mrs. S. J. C.) 224.04 
 Foeesteb (Frank), pseud. See Heebeet (H. W.) 
 
 Foeestebs. Dumas (A.) 181.01 
 
 Fobestees. Wilson (John) 264.18 
 
 Foegeey. James (G. P. E.) 215.54 
 
 Foegtven at last. Hadeeman (J. E.) . . . 211.99 
 Foegotten by the world. [Macquoid (K. S. )] . 192. 33 
 
 FoELOENhope. Yates (E.) 265.16 
 
 Foeeesteb (Francis), pseud. &e Wise (D.) 
 Foeeesteb (Mrs.) Diana Carew 196.41 
 
 — Dolores 196.24 
 
 — Fair women 192.32 
 
 — From Olympus to Hades 196.23 
 
 — Mignon 196.43 
 
 — My hero 196.42 
 
 Foetescue. Knowles ( J. S. ) 222.21 
 
 Foet Lafayette. Wood(B.) 264.42 
 
 Fobtini (P. ) Novella xiii v. 2 of 244.21 
 
 Foetune seeker. Southwoeth (E. D. E. N.) 253.30 
 Foetunes of Glencore. Levee (C.) 2 v. . . 223.46 
 Fortunes of Miss Follen. Talcott (Mrs. G.) 211.13 
 Foetunes of Nigel. Scott (Sir W. ) .... 245.40 
 FoETY-flve guardsmen. Dumas (A.). . . . 181.02 
 Foscaeini ; or the patrician of Venice. 2 v. in 1. 193.45 
 
 Foscolo (Ugo). Letters of Ortis 192.24 
 
 Fosdick (C. A.) See Castlemon (Harry), pseud. 
 Fostee brothers ; school and college life of two young 
 
 men. [anon.] 215.05 
 
 FosTEB-brothers. Caelen (Mrs. E.) . . . . 235.97 
 Fotheegtll (J.) Healey, a romance. . . . 216.41 
 
 — The Odd trump 234.0). 
 
 Foul play. Eeade (Charles) and Boucicaclt 
 
 (Dion). 242.25 
 
 Found dead. Payn (James) 192.43 
 
 Foundations; or castles in the air. Poster (Eose).241.50 
 
 Fountain of youth. Paludin-Mullee (F) . 234.73 
 
 Fouque (F. H. K. de la Motte). Four seasons. 192.25 
 
 Contents : Aslauga's knight. Sintram. Two captains. Undine. 
 
 BBOOKLYH HEKOANTILE IilBBABX. 
 
FICTION : Fouque to Garrett. 
 
 483 
 
 — Minstrel love ; a romance 192. 20 
 
 _ Romantic notion. [Siege of Algiers, etc.] . 192.27 
 _ Tbiodolph, the Icelander 192.28 
 
 — Undine and Sintram 192.29 
 
 — Wild love, and other tales 192.30 
 
 Four and what they did. Weeks (H. 0.) . . 2G3.9L 
 Foun-flfteea express. Edwards (A. B.) In Little classics, 
 
 v. 8 226.95 
 
 Four oaks. Thorpe (K.) 2U.33 
 
 Four sisters. Bremeb(F.) 14L.20 
 
 Fosholmb hall. Kingston (W. H. G.) . . . 22195 
 Foxton (E.) [pseud.] See Palfrey (Miss S. ) . 231.65 
 Fbimley parsonage. Trollope (A.) . . . 261.57 
 Francesoa Carrara. Landon (L. E.) . . . 5047.05 
 Fbancillon (R. E.) Earl's Dene 192.41 
 
 — Rare good luck 197.13 
 
 — Zelda's fortune 192.40 
 
 Fbanconia stories. See Abbott (Jacob). 
 
 Fbincis Croft ; an autobiography. St. John (Bayle). 
 
 3v 244.67 
 
 Fbanois Eistwood, [pseudon.] SeeKNEVELS (Mrs. D. C. ) 
 Fbank. Abbott (Jacob). Harper's story books, 
 
 v. 2 216.93 
 
 Fbank. Edgeworth (Maria). 2 v 182.01 
 
 Fbank among the ranchero ;. Castlemon (H) 152.29 
 Fbank at Don Carlos' rancho. Castlemon (H. ) 152. 30 
 Fbank b9fo:e Vicksburg. Castlemon (H.) . 152.10 
 Fbank Fairlegh. Smedley (F. E.) .... 252.66 
 Frank Fresmm's barber-suop. Hall (R. R.) 212.18 
 Fbank Hilton ; or, the queen's own. Grant (J.) 211.36 
 Fbank in the mountains. Castlemon (H.) . 152.31 
 Fbank in the woods. Castlemon (H.) . . . 152.08 
 Fbank Mildmiy, or the nival officer. Maebyat (E.)225.47 
 Fbank Nels on m the forecastle. Castlemon (H. ) 152. 51 
 Fbank Nelson series. Set Castlemon (H.) 
 Fbank on a gunboat. Castlemon (H.) . . . 152.07 
 Frank on the lower Mississippi. Castlemon (H. ) 152.11 
 Fbank on the prairie. Castlemon (H.) . . 152.09 
 Fbank, the youag naturalist. Castlemon (H. ) . 152.06 
 Fbank Warrington. [Harris (Mrs. M. C.)] . 161.21 
 Fbank Wildtnan's adventures. Gerstackeb(F. ) 194.25 
 Fbank's canpiigu. Alger (H, jr.) .... 121.11 
 Fbanke ostein. Shelley (J/. -s.M.W.) . . . 251.50 
 Fbaseb-Tytler (C. C. ) See Tytleb (C. C. Fraser-). 
 Fbeaks of fortune. Optic (Oliver). [Adams 
 
 (W. T.) 112.30 
 
 Fbeaks of fortune. Jone? (J. B.) 221.31 
 
 Fbeaks on the fells, or three months' rustication. 
 
 Ballantyne (R. M.) 131.20 
 
 Feed irden, or Jesuit's revenge. Smeth (J. F.) 251.83 
 Feed Gr iham, or masks and faces. Smith (J. F.) 252.96 
 Feed Mirkhamin. Rissia. Kingston (W. H. G.) 221.93 
 Fbed Vernon, or avarice. Smith (J. F.) . . 251.96 
 Feed, Maria and me. [Prentiss (E.)] . . . 193.01 
 Fbedebick the Great and his court. Muhlbach 
 
 (L.) 232.70 
 
 Fbedebick the Great and his familv. Mdhlbaoh 
 
 (L.) "..... 232.71 
 
 Fbedebick the Great and his merchant. Muhlbach 
 
 (L.) 232.73 
 
 Fbes, yet forging their own chains. Cobnwall 
 
 (CM.) 163.37 
 
 Feeebootebs (The). A story of the Texiau war. 
 
 ArMARD(G) 114.20 
 
 Fbeelance (Radical, esq.), pseud. The philosophers 
 
 of Foufouville 193.05 
 
 French (L. V.) My roses. ... . . 193.46 
 
 French country family. Witt (Mine. G. de). 173.11 
 French wines and parities Martineau (H.) In her 
 
 Ulus. of pol. economy, v. 4 231.30 
 
 Fbeshet (The). Abbott (J.) 111.49 
 
 Feeytag (Gustav). Debit and credit. . . . 193.02 
 
 — Ingo 192.38 
 
 — Ihgraban 192.39 
 
 — Lost manuscript 193.03 
 
 Same. 3 v." 192.35 
 
 — Our forefathers, v. 1-2. 
 
 v. 1. Ingo 192.38 | v. 2. Ingraban. . 192.39 
 
 Fbiab Gerund. Isla (J. F. de). 2 v. . . . 214.65 
 Friabswood post-office. Yonge (Miss C. M.) 265.31 
 
 FarDAY night. Hebrew life 192.42 
 
 Feiedbich(F.) The lost despatch 193.44 
 
 Friend Fritz. Erckmann (E. ) and Chatrian (A. ) 184 41 
 Friends at their own fireside. Ellis (Mrs. S. K.) Is3 12 
 Fright (The). Pickering (Miss E.) 2 v. in 1. 236.10 
 Friswell (J.H. ) Other people's windows, [anon. ] 234.39 
 
 — One of two jgg Q7 
 
 From an island. Thackeray (Miss A. I. )' 261.03 ; 255 79 
 From darkness tolight.a Christmas carol, [anon.] 192 34 
 From dawn to daylight. Beechee (J/;-g. H. W.) 133.10 
 From dreams to waking. Linton (E. L.) . . 224.10 
 Feom fourteen to fourscore. Jewett (Mrs. S. W.) 215.99 
 From hay-time to hopping. [Coulter (Miss.)] 165.13 
 From jest to earnest. Roe (E. P.) .... 243.92 
 From my youth up. Harland (Marion). . . 256.18 
 From Olympus to Hades. Forrester (Mrs.) . 196.23 
 From the depths. Southwoeth (E. D. E. N.) 254.81 
 From the earth to the moon. Verne (J.) . . 262.97 
 From thistles— grapes? Etloart ( Mrs. ) . . 183.02 
 Frozen deep. Collins (W. Wilkie). . . . 162.37 
 Fudge doings. Mitchell (D. G.) 2 v. . . . 232.04 
 Fuller (J. G. ) The Brownings ; a tale of the great 
 
 rebellion 193.06 
 
 Fuller (L.) Mistaken ; or, the seeming and the 
 
 real 193.18 
 
 Fullerton (Lady Georgiana). Ellen Middleton. 193.08 
 
 — Grantly manor. 2 v 193.09 
 
 — Lady bird 193.11 
 
 — Mrs. Gerald's niece 193.14 
 
 — Stormy life 193.12 
 
 — Too strange not to be true . 193.13 
 
 Fullom (S. W.) Daughter of night . . . 193.17 
 Fulton (Chandos). A brown stone front. A story of 
 
 New York and Saratoga. ... . 193.04 
 
 Fur country. Verne (J.) 1144.10 
 
 Furness (W. H.) Julius, and other tales, from the 
 
 German 193.19 
 
 Future life ; or, scenes in another world. Wood 
 
 (G.) 264.43 
 
 Gabled house. [Bates (L.)] 193.k9 
 
 Gaboeiau (E.) Clique of gold 196. E6 
 
 — File no. 113 196.38 
 
 — Mystery of Orcival 193.16 
 
 — Other people's money 196.37 
 
 — The widow Lerouge 193.15 
 
 — Within an inch of his life 196. £5 
 
 Gabriel, a story of Prague, [anon.] . . . 193.28 
 
 Gabriel Conroy. Haete (Bret) 216.42 
 
 Gabriel Vane, his lortune and his friends. . 224.26 
 Gabrielle Andre. Gould (S. Baring-). . . 195.40 
 Gage (Mrs. Frances Dana). Elsie Magoon. . 193.20 
 
 — Steps upward 193.27 
 
 Gail Hamilton, pseud. See Dodge (Miss M. A. ) 
 Gain (The) of a loss. Yonge (C M.) . . . 265.64 
 Galama ; or, the beggars. De Liefde (J. B.) 176.20 
 Galatea. Cebvantes-Saavedea (M. de). . . 151.25 
 Galt (J. ) Annals of the parish, and the Ayrshire 
 
 legatees 193.21 
 
 — Entail (The) 193.22 
 
 — Fatal whisper. The painter, a Sicilian tale. The unguarded 
 
 hour. Book of life. In Club book 155.27 
 
 — Haddud-Oben-Ahab ; or the traveller. In Cltjb boot. 155.27 
 Same. [In Little classics, v. 9.] . . ... 226.96 
 
 — Laurie Todd 193.23 
 
 — Pen Owen 193.24 
 
 — Provost (The), and other tales 193.25 
 
 Contents : The Provost. The Steamboat. The Omen. 
 
 — Sir Andrew Wylie 393.26 
 
 — Steamboat (The) 193.37 
 
 Gambier (Mrs. J. ) Holiday adventures ; or, the Stret- 
 
 tons' summer in Normandy 193.35 
 
 Gamblee's wife. Grey (Mrs. E. C) ... 211.60 
 Gardette (C D.) Johnnie Dodge ; or, the idle 
 
 boy ^.Ol 
 
 Gardner (CeliaE.) Richard Medway's two loves. 195.21 
 
 — Tested; or, hope's fruition ■' 196.30 
 
 — A woman's wiles 196.32 
 
 Gardner (Mrs. H. C.) Glimpses of our lake regions 
 
 in 1863, and other papers 190.29 
 
 Garibaldi (Gen. G.) Rule of the monk ; or, Rome m 
 
 nineteenth century 193.36 
 
 Garret Van Horn. Sauzade (J. S.) . . . . 245.07 
 Garrett (Edward and Ruth), pseudon. See Mayo 
 
 (Mrs. Isabella F.) 193.31 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Orders," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
484 
 
 FICTION : Garstang Grange to Glimpses. 
 
 Gabstang Grange. Trollope (T. A.) . . . 261.84 
 Gascoyne, the sandal wood trader. Balt.antyne 
 
 (R. M.) 131.21 
 
 Gaskell (Annie). A widow of Wiudsoi-. . 196.34 
 
 Gaskell (Mrs. E. C.) Cousin Phillis. . . . 194.02 
 
 — Cranford 19403 
 
 — Dirk night's work 194.04 
 
 — L zzie Leigh, and other tales 194.05 
 
 Contents : Bessie's troubles at home. Christmas storms 
 and sunshine. Company manners. Disappearances. Hand 
 and heart. Heart of John Middleton. Libbie Marsh's three 
 eras. Lizzie Leigh. Mr. Harrison's confessions. Morton 
 I Hall.. My French master. Old nurse's story. Sixton's hero. 
 
 Snuire's story. Traits and stories of the Huguenots. Well 
 of Pen-morfa. 
 
 — Mary Barton 194.06 
 
 — Moorland cottage 194.07 
 
 — My lady Ludlow. . 194.08 
 
 — North and south 194.09 
 
 — Eight at last, and other tales 194.10 
 
 Contents : Bight at last. Manchester marriage. Lois the 
 witch. Crooked branch. 
 
 — Ruth. 2v 194.11 
 
 — Sylvia's lovers 194.13 
 
 — Wives and daughters 194.14 
 
 Gaspakin (V. B., Comtessek. E. de). Oamille. 194.41 
 
 Gates ajar. Phelps (Elizabeth S. ) .... 241.03 
 
 Gates wide open. Wood (G. ) 264.43 
 
 Gattv (Mrs. Alfred). Aunt Judy's tales. . . 194.42 
 
 — Human face divine 194.43 
 
 — Parables from nature. 4 v. 193.38 
 
 — Proverbs illustrated 193.42 
 
 — Worlds not realized 193.43 
 
 Gaudentio di Lucca (Adventures of). . . . 194.15 
 
 Gaut Gurley. Thompson (D. P.) 261.26 
 
 Gautier (T.) Romance of the niummy. . . 194.17 
 
 Gayarre (C.) School for politics 194.16 
 
 — Fernando de Lemos 195.39 
 
 Gaylord (Glance, pseud.) See Bradley (W. J.) 
 
 Gayworthys. Whitney (Mrs. A. D. T.) . . 263.60 
 Geier-Wally : a tale of the Tyrol. Hillern 
 
 (W. von) 214.75 
 
 Gemma. Trollope (T. A.) 262.05 
 
 General (The), or twelve nights in a hunter's camp. 
 
 Barrows (W.) 1123.13 
 
 General Bounce. Melville (G. T. Whyte) . 235.87 
 Genevieve. Lamaetine (A. P. de). . . . 222.29 
 Genlis (Stephanie Felicite' de, comtesse). Sainclair ; 
 
 or the victim of the arts and sciences. . 196. 31 
 
 Gentianella. Eandolph (3Irs.) 242.08 
 
 Gentleman of the old school. James (G. P. R. ) 215.55 
 Geoffrey Crayon, pseud. See Irving (W. ) 
 Geoffry Hamlyn (Recollections of). Kingsley 
 
 (H.) 222.02 
 
 George Canterbury's will. Wood (Mrs. H. ) . 264.73 
 George Eliot, pseud. See Lewes (Mrs. Marian Evans). 
 George Geith of Fen court. [Kiddell (Mrs. J. 
 
 H.)] 243.18 
 
 George Melville. [anon.~\ 194.30 
 
 George Sand, pseud. See Dudevant (A. L. A. D. ) 
 Georgia scenes. Longstreet (A. B.) . 224.22 
 
 Georgie. Abbott (J.) 111.50 
 
 Georgina Hammond ; anovel. Daniel (Mrs.M. ) 223^68 
 Georgy Sandon ; or,a lost love. Owen (Ashford). 234.40 
 Gerald Fitzgerald, " the chevalier. " Levee (C.) 223^47 
 Gerard (J. I. I., called Grandville). Designs. 
 
 Sue Bussey (G. M.) Fables 185.10 
 
 Gerda. Schwartz (M. S.) 244.96 
 
 Gerfaut. Bernard (C. de). ...... 133.17 
 
 Germaine. About (E. ) [ 1)2] 01 
 
 German literature (Beauties of) 133.02 
 
 German novelists. Roscoe (T.) 4 v. . . . 244.16 
 German popular stories. Grimm (J. L., and K. 
 
 _ w -4 • ■ . . 185.29 
 
 German popular tales. Grimm (J. L. , and K. W. ) 185. 23 
 German romance (Specimens of). See Soane (G.) 151.10 
 
 German tales. Auerbach (B. ) 124.21 
 
 German (Tales from the). Holcraft (B. ) ' '. 213.83 
 German (Tales and traditions from the). Cunning- 
 ham (G. G.) 17119 
 
 German (Transl. from the). See Carlylb (T.) .' 502622 
 Germans (Popular tales of the). 2 v. ... 241 51 
 
 German! (Gleanings from): specimens of German ro. 
 
 mance, By J. D.Haas 211.84 
 
 Gerstackeb (F.) Frank Wildman's adventures 194.85 
 
 — How a bride was won ; or chase across the 
 
 pampas. ldi 2i 
 
 — Little whaler, or adventures; of C. Holberg. 194.26 
 
 — Wanderings and fortunes of some German 
 
 emigrants. m 38 
 
 — Wild sport j in the far west 194 27 
 
 Gertrude. Sewell (E. M. ) 25133 
 
 Gerund (History of Friar). Isla(J. F. de). .' 214 65 
 Gervaise Castonel. Wood (Mrs. H.) ... 26454 
 
 Gesta Romanoruni. 2 v 194 41 
 
 Ghost (The), O'Connor (W. D.) [In Little classics 
 
 v - 8.] 226 95 
 
 Ghost hunter (The) andhis family. Banim (M.) 132 37 
 Ghost seer. - Schiller (J. C. F. von). . . . 5064 27 
 
 Ghost stories 195 02 
 
 Gibbon (C.) For lack of gold ', 19509 
 
 — For the king. .. „ 195 ' 26 
 
 — Robin Gray 195 25 
 
 Gibbon (Charles) and Buchanan (Robert). Storm- 
 beaten.. .. .. 143.33 
 
 Giberne ( — .). Aimee, a tale of James H. . . 194 33 
 Gibraltar gallery. Abbott (J.) Harper's story books 
 
 _ T - , 8 - •••■•• ■ 216.99 
 
 Gideon s rock. Saunders (K. ) 245 95 
 
 Gift (Theo.), pseud. Pretty Miss Bellew. . .' 196.33 
 
 Gilbert (William). De profundis : a tale of the social 
 
 deposits 194.28 
 
 — Doctor Austin's guest 194.35 
 
 — Magic mirror ; a round of tales for young and 
 
 old 194.29 
 
 — Monomaniac (The) ; or, Shirley hall asylum. 194.37 
 
 — Struggle in Ferrara 194.36 
 
 Gilbert Gurney. Hook (T. E.) 214J3 
 
 Gilbert's last summer at Rainsford. Gaylord 
 
 „ (<*■) 194.19 
 
 Gilbert Massenger. Lee (H.) 222.62 
 
 Gilbert Rugge. [anon.J 195.01 
 
 Gilbert Starr and his lessons. Gaylord (G.) 194 20 
 Gil Blas. Le Sage (A. R. ) Tr. by T. Smollett. 223.20 
 Gilded age. Clemens (S. L.) and Warner 
 
 (CD.) 155.25 
 
 Gilead ; or the vision of All Soul's Hospital. Smith 
 
 (J- H.) . . 253.07 
 
 Gillies (Mary). Voyage of the Constance. . 195.10 
 Gilman (C), and Jervey (C. H.) Stoies and 
 
 poems 1643.33 
 
 Gilmoee (J. R.) [' Edmund Kirke.'] Among the 
 
 guerillas 195.03 
 
 — Among the pines, or south in secession time. 195.04 
 
 — Down in Tennessee 195.05 
 
 — My southern friend 195.06 
 
 — On the border. .......... 195.07 
 
 — Patriot boys and prison pictures. .... 195.08 
 
 Ginger-snaps. Parton (S. P.) 25:)8.2o 
 
 Ginx's baby. [Jenkins (E.)] 5815.17 
 
 Gipsy. James (G. P. R.) 215.56 
 
 Gipsy's prophecy. Southworth (Jfcs.E.D.E.N.) 253.31 
 Giraffe hunters. Reid (Gapt. M.) . . . . 242.47 
 Girardin (Mine. E. de). Storiesof an old maid. 195.11 
 Girlhood and womanhood. Tytleb (Sarah). 262.29 
 Girlhood of Shakespeare's heroines. Clarke 
 
 (Mrs. M. C.) 2 v 155.10 
 
 Girl's (A) romance. Robinson (F. W.) . . 243.69 
 Girls (The) of Feversham. Marryat (Florence), after- 
 wards Church (Mrs. Ross) 154.21 
 
 Gisli, the outlaw (Story of). Tr. by G.W Dasent. 171.38 
 Gladiators (The). Melville (G. J. W. ) 2 v. in 1. 231.64 
 Glance Gaylord, pseud. See Bradley (W. J.) 
 Gleanings from Germany ; specimens of German ro- 
 mance, by J. D. Haas 211.84 
 
 Gleig (G. R.> Country curate. > . . . . 195.12 
 
 Glen (Knellerl. Isabel Carrolton 195.13 
 
 Glen Morris stories. See Wise (D.) . , . . 222.80 
 Glenn (Jessie), pseud. Cousin Paul. . . . 195.23 
 Glennair ; or, life in Scotland. Hazlett (H.) 212.75 
 Glenns (The). MoConnell ( J. L. ) .... 224.53 
 Glimpse of the world. Sewell (Miss E. M.) 251.34 
 Glimpses of home life. Embury (E. C) . • I 83 - 18 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
FICTION : Glimpses to Gray. 
 
 485 
 
 Glimpse'! of our lake region in 1863. Gardneu (Mrs. 
 
 H. C.) .■ • • • 1% - 29 
 
 Glory of the house of Israel ; a picture of Judaism. 
 
 Stbattss (F.) 254.28 
 
 Glover {Mrs. 0. H. G.) See Jervey (Mrs. O H. G.) 
 Glovebson aud his silent partners. Keeler (R.) 221.84 
 
 Go-ahead. Castlemon (H.) 152.21 
 
 Goaks and tears, by M. Quad, " The Detroit Free Press 
 
 Man." With a centennial calendar. . . 195.39 
 Gobineau (Count A. de). Typhaine's abbey. . 195.28 
 
 Goblet. Tieck (L. von) 151.13 
 
 Goddard (Julia). Baffled, or Michael Brand's 
 
 •wrong. 195.31 
 
 — Search for the GraL. 195.32 
 
 Godolphin. Bulweb-Lytton (E. G. E. L., lord 
 
 Lytton) 1-W.ll 
 
 Godwin (Mary Wollstonecraft). Wrongs of women, 
 or Maria : a fragment. [In her Posthumous works, 
 
 v. 1-2.] 5823.20 
 
 Godwin (Parke). Vala, a mythological tale. . 195. 33 
 Godwin (W.) Adventures of Caleb Williams. 2v. 195.11 
 
 — Cloudesley. 195.27 
 
 — Fleetwood, or new man of feeling. . . . 195.16 
 Godwin (William, jr.) Transfusion. . . . 195.17 
 Goethe (J. W. yon). Elective affinities. . . 195.22 
 
 — Novels and tales 195. 18 
 
 Contents : Elective affinities. German emigrants. Good 
 woman. Werther. 
 
 — Wilhelm Meister's apprenticeship. Tr. by R. D. 
 
 Boylan .- 195.19 
 
 Same. William Meister's apprenticeship and 
 
 travels. Tr. by T. Carlyle. 2 v. 195.19 ; 5 J26.22 
 Goethe and Schiller. Muht.bach (L.) [Mundx 
 
 (C.)] 232.76 
 
 Going and sons. By ' Monk.' [Ludovici (Louis)]. '221.13 
 
 Going to the bad. Yates (E.) 265.79 
 
 Going west. Optio (Oliver). [Adams (W. T.)] 113.15 
 Gold and name. Schwabtz (M. S.) . . . . 241.89 
 Gold and dross. Gaebett (Edward). . . . 196.01 
 Gold brick. Stephens (A. S.) 254.77 
 
 Gold-bug. Poe (E. A.) In Little classics, v. 12. . . 227.15 
 Gold Elsie. Mablitt(E.) [John (E.)] . . 223.40 
 Gold hunters in Europe. Thomes (W. H.) . 261.21 
 Gold hunter's adventures, or life in Australia. 
 
 Thomes (W. H.) 261.20 
 
 Gold of Chickaree. Warneb (S. and A.) . . 266.98 
 Gold seekers, a tale of California. Aimahd (G.) 114.13 
 Golden butterfly. By the author of ' ' Ready money 
 
 Mortiboy." 211.07 
 
 Golden cap, and other stories. De Liefde 
 
 (Rev. J.) 223.82 
 
 Golden hair. Wbaxall (Sir C. F. L.) . . . 265.10 
 
 Golden grain. Farjeon (B. L. ) 196.12 
 
 Golden legacy. [Moobe (Mrs. H. J.)] . . . 195.29 
 Golden lion of Grandpere. Tbollope (A.) . 261.76 
 Golden sorrow (A). Hoey (Mrs. C.) ... 213.37 
 
 Golden tress. Boisgobey (F. du) 177.04 
 
 Goldsmith (Christabel), pseud. See Smith (F. N. ) 
 Goldsmith (Oliver). The vicar of Wakefield. 211.01 
 Gomeby of Montgomery. A family history, [anon.] 
 
 2 v. 211.02 
 
 Good-bye, sweet-heart ! Bbotjghton (Rhoda). 142.31 
 Good fight and other tales. Reade (C.) . . 242.16 
 Good genius (The). Mayhew (H. and A. ) . . 251.51 
 
 "Good luck." Webneb (E.) 263.96 
 
 Good (The) old times. Manning (Muss A.) . 224.97 
 
 Good stories. Pts. 1-2 211.03 
 
 Contents: Pt. 1. The avenger, by De Quincey. Peter 
 Goldthwaite's treasure, by N. Hawthorne. Love and skates, 
 by T. Winthrop. The defaulter, by T. Hood. Coldstream, 
 by H. Yaughan. Madonna, by H. Spicer. 2. The metempsy- 
 chosis, by E. Mscnish. The uninvited. The bellows- 
 mender of Lyons. The small change family. The Scot- 
 men's tale. The blacksmiths of Holsby. A penitent con- 
 fession. 
 
 Goodwin-Talcott (Mrs. H. P..) Dr. Howell's 
 
 family 211.12 
 
 — Fortunes of Miss Follen 211.13 
 
 — Madge, or night and morning 211.09 
 
 — Sherbrooke. [anon.] 251.67 
 
 Goodwin (Edward). Lily White ; a romance. 211.08 
 Goody gracious I and the forget-me-not. Neal (J.) 
 
 In Little classics, v. 10 226.97 
 
 Gordian knot. Brooks (Shirley;. . . . 142.23 
 
 Gordon (Clarence). [' Vieux Moustache.'] That good 
 
 old time, or our fresh and salt tutors. . 261.06 
 
 — Boarding-schooldays 19.3.37 
 
 Gordon (Lady D.) Stella and Vanessa: a ro- 
 mance 211.11 
 
 Gordon (Georgina). Sketches of for.i~n novel- 
 ists "... 211.10 
 
 Gordon (Hewes). See Clarke (E. G. H. ) 
 
 Gore (Mrs. C. ) Banker's wife, or court and city. 211.14 
 
 — Birthright 233.95 ; 211.15 
 
 — Castles in the air 211.16 
 
 — Dean's daughter. 2v 211.19 
 
 — Life's lessons. 2 v. 211.20 
 
 — Mammon. 2v 211.21 
 
 Same 211.24 
 
 — Peers aud parvenus 211.25 
 
 — Progress and prejudice. ....... 211.26 
 
 Same. 2 v. 211.27 
 
 — Queen of Denmurk 211.29 
 
 — Self. 21L30 
 
 — Soldier of Lyons : a tale of the Tuileries. . 211.31 
 
 — Story of a royal favorite 2] 1 32 
 
 Gorilla hunters. Ballantyne (R. M.) . . 131.22 
 Gossip's story. West (J.) In Waldie, v. 8. 507-.15 
 Gossip's week (The). [Boddington (Mrs. )] 2 v. 134.0; 
 Gottsohalck (F.) Popular traditions, v. 2 of 244.1/ 
 Gould (E. S.) John Eos and Richard Roe. . 211.31 
 Gould (Jeannie T. ) Marjoiie's quest. . . . 195.30 
 Gould (J. W.) Occasional writings. . . . 1166.21 
 Gould (S. Baring-). In exitu Israel. . . . 195.40 
 
 Same. [ Title altered to] Gabrielle Andre. 195.40.a 
 
 Gould lug (F. R.) Marooner's Island, or Dr. Gordon 
 
 in search of his children 211.40 
 
 — Robert and Harold, or the young marooners. 211.34 
 Gouraud (Julie). A little boy's stcry. . . . 211.06 
 Govtnda Samanta, : or, the history of a Bengal 
 
 Raiyat. Day (Rev. Lai Behari) . „ . 1031.24 
 
 Grace Lee. Kavanagh (J. ) 221.49 
 
 Gracle Amber. Denison (C. W. ) .... 273.04 
 Graham (Ennis). Not without thorns. . . . 216.16 
 
 Graham and I. By AH. K 134.32 
 
 Gbahame : or, youth and manhood. McConnell 
 
 (J. L.) 224.54 
 
 Grahames (The). Whitehead (Mrs. T. ) . . 263.55 
 Grandmother's money. [Robinson (F. W.)] 211.83 
 Grandpa's house. Weeks (H C.) .... 263.47 
 
 Gbandvxlle Valley. Abbott (J.) 111.59 
 
 Grandvllle (J. J.), pseud. See Gerard (J. I. I.) 185.10 
 Granny Brighfs blanket. Davis (Mrs. C. E. K.) 171.56 
 Geant (Capt. J.) Adventures of an aide-de-camp. 211.35 
 
 — Adventures of Rob Roy 216.02 
 
 — Bothwell ; or, the days of Mary, Queen of 
 
 Scots 211.88 
 
 — Captain of the guard. ... ... 211.89 
 
 — Constable of France 216.03 
 
 — Prank Hilton ; or, the queen's own. . . 211.30 
 
 — Harry Ogilvie ; or, the black dragoons. . . 211.37 
 
 — Jane Seton 216.04 
 
 — Jack Manly ; his adventures by sea and land. 216.08 
 
 — Laura Effin'gham 216.05 
 
 — Legends of the black watch 216.00 
 
 — • Lucy Arden ; or, Hollywood hall 211.90 
 
 — Mary of Lorraine 211.92 
 
 — Oliver Ellis ; or, the fusiliers 211.93 
 
 — Philip Rollo ; or, tho Scottish musketeers. . 211.95 
 
 — Romance of war 211.38 
 
 — Scottish cavalier 211.39 
 
 — Second to none 210.07 
 
 — Secret dispatch ; or adventures of Captain 
 
 Balgonie 216.11 
 
 — Shall I win her? the story of a wanderer. . 216.13 
 
 Yellow frigate, or the three sisters. . . . 211.98 
 
 Gbanville de Vigne. [Rame (L. d3 la.)] . . 172.18 
 Grantley manor. Fullerton (LadyG.) 2 v. 193.09 
 
 Grapes and thorns. By M. A. T 211.05 
 
 Grattan (T. C.) Heiress of Bruges. 3 v. . 211.41 
 
 — A chance medley 235.95 
 
 — Julie Corryeur, a romance of the Alps. . . 235.95 
 Graves (Rev. R.) The spiritual Quixote. 3 v. 195.34 
 Gray (Barry). See Coffin (R. B.) 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and tho NUMBER. 
 
486 
 
 FICTION : Gray to Hale. 
 
 Gbay (J.) Tactics ; or, Cupid in shoulder-straps ; a 
 West Point love story. By Hearton Drille, U.S.A., 
 
 pseud. . 211.44 
 
 Gbay (Robertson), pseud. See Raymond (R. W.) 
 
 Geaziella. Lamaetine (A. de) 222.75 
 
 Gbeat bonanza. Adventure and discovery in gold and 
 silver mining, oil regions, whaling, etc. By Oliver 
 Optic, E. M. Ballantyne, and others. . 211. 53£ 
 Geeat elm. Abbott (J. ) Harper's story books, 
 
 v. 9 216.88 
 
 Gbeat expectations. Dickens (C.) .... 173.30 
 Gbeat Hoggarty diamond. Tkackeeay (W. M. ) Mis- 
 cellanies, v. 4 255.60 
 
 Same. [In his Miscellanies, v. 1.] . . 253.61 
 
 Gbeat invasion of 1813-14. Eeckmann-Chateian 
 
 (MM.) 183.16 
 
 Gkeat lady. Dewall ( — -van) 266.74 
 
 Gbeat mysteries and little plagues. Neal (J. ) 233.21 
 Geeek fairytales (The heroes; or). Kingsley(C.)221. 76 
 Gbeen gate (The). Wicheet (Ernst). . . . 263.86 
 
 Gbeen hand (The) 211.47 
 
 Gbeen mountain boys. Thompson (D. P.) . 261.27 
 Gbeen mountain girls. White (B. , jr. ) . . 211.46 
 Gbeen mountain travellers' entertainment. Babnes 
 
 (J.) 132.17 
 
 Gbeen (J. H.) Athaliah 211.50 
 
 Geeene {Mrs. R. J.) Cushions and corners ; or holi- 
 days at Old Orchard 211.51 
 
 Geeenough (Henry). Apelles and his contemporaries. 
 [anon.] . ■ 211.48 
 
 — Ernest Carroll ; or, artist life in Italy, [anon.] 211.49 
 Geeenough (Mrs. R. S.) Arabesques : Monare, Apol- 
 
 lyona, Domitia, Ombra 211.52 
 
 — In extremis. A novelette 214.88 
 
 Geeenough (S. L.) Lilian, [anon.] . . . 223.80 
 Gbeenwood (F.) Margaret Denzil's history. . 225.37 
 Gbeenwood (Grace), pseud. See Lippincott (S. J.) 
 Gbeenwood (James). Adventures of Reuben 
 
 Davidger 211.53 
 
 — True history of a little ragamuffin. . . . 211.54 
 Gbeenwood leaves. Lippincott (Mrs. S. J. C.) 224.06 
 Geeey (E.) Blue Jackets; or, J. Thompson among 
 
 the "Heathen Chinee." 211.55 
 
 Geettis Saga. The story of Grettir the strong. Tr. 
 
 by E. Magnusson and W. Morris. . . . 211.56 
 Geey (Mrs. E. C.) The bosom friend. . . . 211.57 
 
 — Cousin Harry 211.58 
 
 — Flirt 211.59 
 
 — Gambler's wife 211.60 
 
 — Little beauty 211.61 
 
 — Marriage a lottery 211.62 
 
 — Marriage in high life 211.61 
 
 — Opera-singer's wife 211.65 
 
 — Youug husband 211.64 
 
 — Young prima donna 211.63 
 
 Geeyslaee ; a romance of the Mohawk. Hoffman 
 
 (0. P.) 213.36 
 
 GnmiRON (The). Loveb (S.) In Little classics, v. 9. . 226.96 
 Geep ; a story of Australian life. Faejeon (B. L. ) 
 
 2 v 191.39 
 
 Gblffin (Gerald). Works, v. 1-7. . . . '. 21L73 
 
 1. The collegians 
 
 2-4. Tales of the Munster festivals. 1. The 'rivals and 
 Tracy's ambition. 2. The card-drawer. The half-sir 
 The coiner. 3. Aylmers of Bally- Aylmer. The hand 
 and word. Barber of Bantry, etc. 
 6. Tales of the jury-room. 
 
 6. The Duke of Monmouth. 
 
 7. Tales of the five senses. Christian physiologist. 
 
 A night at sea. 
 
 — Mr. Tibbot O'Leary, the curious. In Little classics, v.5. 226 87 
 
 — Swans of Lir. In Little classics, v. 1 22683 
 
 Gelffith (Cecil). Victory Deane. . . . 216.00 
 
 Gelffith Gaunt, or jealousy. Reade (C.) . '. 242^17 
 Gbimm (J. L. and W. K.) German popular tales and 
 
 household stories 185.23 
 
 — Grimm's goblins 185.33 
 
 — German popular stories 185.29 
 
 Geingo (Harry), pseud. See Wise (Henry A.) 
 
 Geumblee (The). Piokeeing (E. ) . . . . 241 16 
 
 Geyll Grange. Peacock (T. L. ) 235.25 
 
 Same. [In Peacock (T. L.) Works, v. 2.1 5062^ 16 
 
 Guaedian angel. Holmes (O. W.) . . . . 213.62 
 
 Gudeun ; a story of the North Sea 211 9). 
 
 Gueensey (L. E.) Lady Bettys governess ; or the 
 Corbet chronicles jjjg jq 
 
 — Lady Rosamond's book : second part of the Stanton 
 
 Corbet chronicles 216.18 
 
 — Milly : or the hidden cross 212.00 
 
 Gueeeazzi (F. D.) Beatrice Cenci. 2 v. . 211.67 
 
 — Isabella Orsini. 21L66 
 
 — Manfred 211.72 
 
 Guellette (T. S.) Chinese tales. [In Novelist's maw 
 
 m v - 5 -] 233.56 
 
 — Tartarian tales. [Novelists mag., v. 19.] . 233. T) 
 
 Gulldcouet. MacDonald (G. ) 224.57 
 
 Guilt and innocence. Schwabtz (M. S. ) . . 241.91 
 Guilty or not guilty. Connah (Mrs. K. E. ) . 21185 
 Guizot (Madame E. C. P. deM.) Popular tales. 21171 
 
 — ■ Young student 21170 
 
 Gullivee's travels. Swift (J.) . . 5074.23 ; 254.49 
 GuN-bcat series. See Castlemon (H.) 
 
 Gunn (T. B.) New York boarding houses. . . 212.04 
 Gunnae : a tale of Norse life. Boyesen (H. H. ) 134.41 
 
 Gueney married. Hook(T.) 214.03.a 
 
 Gus Howard. Smith (J. P.) 251.94 
 
 Gustave Adolf. Topeltus (Z.) 255.95 
 
 Gustavus Lindorm. Caelen (E. F.) ... 145.39 
 
 Gustavus Vasa. NrEBiTz(G.) 233.81 
 
 Gutta percha Willie . MacDonald (G). . . 226.52 
 Gutzkow (Karl). Through night to light. . 211.86 
 Guy Carlton. Lancewood (Lawrence ), pseud, of Wise 
 
 (D-) 222.80 
 
 Guy Dalesford. A. L. O. E. [Tuckeb(C)] . 121.25 
 
 Guy Deverell. Le Fanu (J. S.) 223.02 
 
 Guy Earlscourt's wife. Fleming (M. A.) . . 192.16 
 GtiY Fawkes ; or, the gunpowder treason. Ainswoeth 
 
 (W. H.) 115.15 
 
 Guy Livingstone; or thorough. Laweence (G. A) 222.53 
 
 Guy Mannering. Scott (Sir W. ) 245.43 
 
 Guy Rivers ; a tale of Georgia. Simms (W. G.) 252.31 
 Gwendoline's harvest. Payn (James). . . 211.81 
 Gwynne (Talbot). Nannette and her lovers. . 212.02 
 
 — School for fathers ; an old English story. . 212.03 
 
 — Silas Bamstarke 212.01 
 
 Gypsies of the Dane's dike. Phillips (G. S.) 241.13 
 
 Gypsy Breynt on. Phelps (E. S.) 241.04 
 
 Gypsy's cousin Joy. Phelps (E. S.) ... 241.05 
 Gypsy's sowing and reaping. Phelps (E. S.) 241.07 
 Gypsy's year at the golden crescent. Phelps (E. 
 
 S.) 241.06 
 
 H family. Beemee (F.) 141.13 
 
 Haas (J. D.) Gleanings from Germany. . . 211.84 
 Habeemeistee (The). Schmid (H.) . . . . 244.86 
 Habbeeton (John). Barton experiment. . . 132.22 
 
 — Helen's babies 214.74 
 
 — Jericho road (The) 216.55 
 
 Hack (M. ) Winter evening's tales 211.87 
 
 Hacklandee (F. W.) Behind the counter. . 211.96 
 
 — Clara ; or slave life in Europe 212.07 
 
 — Enchanting and enchanted 211.97 
 
 Haddon hall (Evenings at) 152.13 
 
 Hadeeman (J. R. ) Forgiven at last. . . . 211.99 
 Hadeemann (Janet H.) Heavy yokes. . . . 211.80 
 
 Hagaeene. Laweence (G. A. ) 224.17 
 
 HAHN-Hahn (Ida, countess). Eudoxia ; a picture of 
 
 the fifth century 211.91 
 
 — Faustina 212.20 
 
 Hajji Baba in England. Moeiee (J.) . . . 232.35 
 Hale (Edward E. ) Christmas eve and Christmas day. 
 
 Ten Christinas stories 212.90 
 
 — His level best, and other stories 212.93 
 
 Brick moon. 
 Confidence. 
 His level best. 
 Modern Sinbad. 
 
 — If, yes, and perhaps ; possibilities, etc. 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Mouse and lion. 
 Queen of California. 
 Tale of a salamander. 
 Water talk. 
 
 212.93 
 
 Children of the public. 
 Christmas waits iu Boston. 
 Last of the Florida. 
 Last voyage of the Resolu- 
 tion. 
 Man without a countrv. 
 
 My double and how he undid 
 
 me. 
 Old and new, face to face. 
 Piece of possible history. 
 Skeleton in the closet. 
 South American editor. 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
FICTION: Hale io Harveys. 
 
 487 
 
 _ In his name. 3ded 212.96 
 
 — Ingham papers 215.05 
 
 Contents : 
 
 How Mr. Frye would have 
 
 preached it. 
 Memoir of Capt. Fred Ingham. 
 Ragman and ragwoman. 
 Round the world in a hack. 
 Paul Jones and Denis Duval. 
 
 Daily bread. 
 
 Did he take the prinoe to 
 ride? 
 
 Dinner speaking. 
 
 Friends' meeting. 
 
 Good society. 
 
 Good natured pendulum. 
 
 Man without a country. [In Atlantic tales.] . . . 121.01 
 
 Same. In Little classics, v. 1 226.83 
 
 My double and how he undid me. [In Atlantic tales. 
 
 v. 1.] 124.01 
 
 — Oar new crusade. A temperance story. . 212.86 
 
 — Philip Nolan's friends : a story of the change of 
 
 western empire 214.8; 
 
 Skeleton in the closet. [In Little classics, v. 5. ] . . 226.87 
 
 _ Sybaris and other homes 212.91 
 
 — Ten times one is ten . . 212.92 
 
 — Ups and downs 212.94 
 
 HALE(JfosL. P.) The struggle for life. . . 254.32 
 Hale (Mrs. Sarah J.) Northwood. .... 212.17 
 
 — Sketches of American character 216.22 
 
 Half a million of money. Edwards (A. B.) 2 v. 182.24 
 Half sisters. Jewsbury (Miss G. E.) . . . 221.20 
 Haltburton (T. C. ) The Americans at home ; or, bye- 
 ways, backwoods, and prairies : [a selection of 
 tales and sketches, by Amer. authors]. 3 v. 212.08 
 
 — Letter bag of the Great Western 212.80 
 
 — Sam Slick, the attache". ....... 212.12 
 
 — Sam Slick, the clockmaker 212.11 
 
 — Sam Slick's wise saws and modern instances. 212.16 
 
 — Traits of American humor ; by native authors. 
 
 3 v. 212 13 
 
 Hall (Clara Oakey). Sweet bells jingled ; a dramatic 
 
 love tale. 216.24 
 
 Hall (James). Legends of the west. . . . 212. 19 
 Hall (R. H.) Prank Freeman's barber-shop. . 212.18 
 Hall (Mrs. S. C.) Can wrong be right ? . . 212.21 
 
 — Midsummer eve ; a fairy tale of love. . . 212.22 
 
 — Tales of woman's trials 212.25 
 
 — Village garland : tales and sketches. . . . 212.23 
 
 — Whiteboy ; a story of Ireland 212.24 
 
 Hall and the hamlet. Howrrr (W.) 2 v. . . 214.27 
 Hallee (A. von). Usong ;an Oriental history. 212.83 
 Hallio (The), or the sheepfold in the waters. Bieb- 
 
 natzki (J. G.) Tr. by Mrs. Marsh. . . 231.18 
 
 Halpine (C. G.) Life and adventures, songs, services, 
 
 and speeches of private Miles O'Keilly. . 214.83 
 
 — Private Miles O'Keilly ; his book 212.26 
 
 — Baked meats of the funeral 212.27 
 
 Halves. Pain (J.) 235.61 
 
 Hamel, the Obeah man. [anon.] 2 v. . . . 212.28 
 Hamebton (P. G.) Harry Blount 216.28 
 
 — Wenderholme ; a story of Lancashire and York- 
 
 _ sMre 212.97 
 
 Hamilton (Mrs. C. V. Dakin). Behind the veil. 
 
 [<mon.] 133.24 
 
 — Constance Lyndsay, or the progress of error. 
 
 lanon.] 163.03 
 
 — Crown from the spear, [anon.] .... 165.40 
 
 — Hopes of sand, [anon.] 214.84 
 
 — Six months hence ; passages from the life of Maria 
 
 (ne'e) Secretan. [anon.] 251.77 
 
 — Woven of many threads, [anon.] . . . 264.84 
 Hamilton (E.) Letters of a Hindoo rajah. . 216.26 
 Hamilton (Gail), pseud. Sie Dodge (M. A.) 
 
 HameltonCT.) Cyril Thornton 212.30 
 
 Hamlet (E. B.) Lady Lee's widowhood. . . 212.32 
 Hammer and anvil. Spielhagen (F.) , . . 253. 9 4 
 Hammett (S. A. ) Stray Yankee in Texas. By Philip 
 
 Paxton, [pseud.] 212.34 
 
 — Wonderful adventures of Captain Priest. . 212.31 
 Hmmond (William A.) Eobert Severne. . . 212.33 
 Hamedes (AUen). Hartley Norman. . . . 212.35 
 Hampton Heights. Starbuck (C.) .... 253.64 
 Hancock (S. J.) Etna Vandemir ; a romance of Ken- 
 tucky 214.93 
 
 — The Montanas ; or under the stars. . . 212.36 
 Hand and glove. Edwards (A. B. ) . 182.26 ; 182.27 
 Hand but not the heart. Arthur (T. S.) . . 123.08 
 Hand of Ethelberta. Hardy (T.) 216.38 
 
 Handel and Haydn. Barnard (C.) . . . 1561 25 
 Handley cross ; or, Mr. Jorrock's hunt. [Sdrtees 
 
 (B. S. )].... , oio 30 
 
 Hands not hearts. Wilkinson (J. A. ) '. '. ! 264 01 
 Handsome Lawrence. [Dudevant (A. L. A D.)] 175 61 
 
 Handy Andy. Lover (Samuel) 224 29 
 
 Hankins (Col.) Dacota land '. 212 37 
 
 Hannah Thurston ; a story of American life. ' Taylor 
 
 (B. ) 255 15 
 
 Hannay (David). Ned Allen ; or, the past age! 212 39 
 Hannay (James). Singk-ton Fontenoy. . . 212.-10 
 Hans Brinker; or, the silver skates.DoDGE (M.E.) 175 19 
 
 Hans of Iceland. Hugo (V.) 214.50 
 
 Happy boy. Bjobnson (B.) 133.30 
 
 Happy-thought hall. Burnand (F. C. ) . . '. 145^22 
 Hippy thoughts. Bdbnand (F. C.) . . . . 145.23 
 Harbour bar, a tale of Scottish life. [Phillips 
 
 (Mrs. J.)] 212.79 
 
 Hard cash. Eeade (C.) 242.23 
 
 Hard-scrabble of Elm Island. Kellogg (E.) 22L99 
 Hard times. Dickens (C.) With his New stories. 174.04 
 
 Same. With his Barnaby Budge. . . . 173.16 
 
 Habdenbeeg (F. von). ['Novalis.'] Henry of Ofter- 
 
 dingen 212.E4 
 
 Hardy {Lady — ). Daisy Nichol 212.41 
 
 Hardy (T.) Desperate remedies 216.36 
 
 — Far from the madding crowd 216.37 
 
 — Hand of Ethelberta 216^38 
 
 — A pair of blue eyes 216.35 
 
 — Under the greenwood tree 21IJ.34 
 
 Hare (R.) Standish ; a story of our [civil war]. 253. G2 
 Harland (Marion). See Terhune (M. V. H.) 
 
 Habley (A. J.) Young Crusoe 212.78 
 
 Harold ; or the last of the Saxon kings. Bulwer- 
 
 Lytton (E. G. E. L., lordLytton). . . . 14-1.12 
 Harold Tracy or, phases of life. Smith (J. F.) 252.97 
 
 Harp of a thousand strings, etc 212.42 
 
 Harper establishment. Abbott (J.) Harper's story 
 
 books, v. 4 216.95 
 
 Harrington (George F.), pseud. See Baker (Wm. F. ) 
 Harrington (John). Commonwealth of Oceana. 57'28.02 
 Harrington. Edgeworth (Maria). Novels, v.17. 182. 19 
 Harrington girls. AVlnthrop (Sophy). . . . 266.89 
 Haebis (George W.) Sut Lovingood. . . . 212.45 
 Harris (Mrs. Miriam Cole). Frank Warrington. 161.21 
 
 — Louie's last term at St. Mary's 161.2a 
 
 — Perfect Adonis 161.28 
 
 — Richard Vandermarck 164.27 
 
 — Eoundhearts and other stories 161.23 
 
 — Rutledge 161.24 
 
 — St. Philips 161.25 
 
 — Sutherlands 161.26 
 
 Harry Ashton. Smith (J. F.) 252.99 
 
 Harry and Lucy. Edgeworth (Maria). 2 v. 182.03 
 Haeey Blount. " Hamebton (P. G.) .... 216.28 
 Harry Coverdale's courtship. Smedley (P. E. ) 252. 70 
 Harry Heathcote of Gangoil ; a tale of Australian bush 
 
 life. Teollope (A.) 261.78 
 
 Harry (Sir) Hotspur. Teollope (A.) . . . 261.74 
 
 Haeey Lee ; or hope for the poor 212.46 
 
 Habey Loirequer. Levee (C.) 223.34 
 
 Harey Ogilvie; or the black dragoons. Grant (J.) 211.37 
 Harry Skipworth. Kingston (W. H. G.) . . 222.96 
 Habt (Gerald), pseud. See Ieving (T. J. ) . . 212.77 
 Hart (Joseph C.) Miriam Coffin, or the whale-fisher- 
 man 214.85 
 
 Harte (F. Bret). Condensed novels, and other 
 
 papers. . 212.47 
 
 — Gabriel Conroy 210.42 
 
 — Luck of Roaring Camp, and other sketches. 212.44 
 
 — Mrs. Skagg's husbands, and other sketches. 212.72 
 
 — Tales of the Argonauts, and other sketches. 212.73 
 
 — Thankful blossom. A romance of the Jerseys. 
 
 1779. 216.43 
 
 — Two men of Sandy bar : a drama 214.17 
 
 Haetley Norman ; a tale of the times. Hampden 
 
 (A.) 212.35 
 
 Hartmann (M.) Last days of a king. [Murat.] 212.49 
 Haetmann (T.) Charity Green. ..... 212.50 
 
 Habtwell farm. Caxton (Laura) 152.34 
 
 Harveys (The). Kingsley (H.) 226.06 
 
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488 
 
 FICTION: Harwood to Heloisa. 
 
 Habwood. Coulson (J. G. A.) 212. 48 \ 
 
 Hasheesh eater. Ludlow (F. H.) . . . . 224.40 
 Haste and waste ; or the young pilot of Lake Cham- 
 plain. Adams (W.T.) 112.20 
 
 Hatton (Joseph). Christopher Kenrick. . . 212.70 
 
 — Clytie. A novel of modern life 214.98 
 
 — The TaUants of Barton 212.69 
 
 Hauch (J. C.) Bobert Fulton, an hist, novel. 212.48 
 Haufe(W.) Select popular tales 212.51 
 
 Contents : The caravan. The cold heart. The sheik of 
 Alexandria and his slaves. Legend of the Hirschgulden. 
 Portrait of the emperor. The gi-undwiesel dancer. 
 
 Haunted crust. Saunders (K. ) 245.01 
 
 Haunted hearts. Cummins (M. S.) .... 171.11 
 Haunted homestead, etc. Southwoeth (E.D.E.N.) 253.32 
 Haunted man. Dickens (C.) Christmas books. 173.22 
 Haunted tower. Wood ( Mrs. H. ) .... 264.57 
 Haven (Alice B. Neal). The Coopers ; or getting under 
 way 212.52 
 
 — Home stories , . 212.53 
 
 — Loss and gain ; or, Margaret's home. . . 212.85 
 Haweis (H. K.) Pet ; or pastimes and penalties. 214.91 
 Hawksview. Lee (Holme). [Paee (H.)] . . 222.63 
 Hawsee Martingale,, pseud. Sie Sleeper (J. S. ) 
 Hawthorne (Julian). Bressant. .... 212.68 
 
 — Idolatry ; a romance 212.76 
 
 Hawthorne (Nathaniel). Blithedale romance. 212.55 
 
 — Birthmark (The). [In Little classics, v. 8.] . . . . 226.95 
 Same. In his Mosses from au old niaQBe. . . . 212.59 
 
 — David Swan. [In Little classics, v. 4.] . . . . . 226.811 
 Same. In his Twice-told tales, v. 1. .... . 212.61 
 
 — Ethan Brand. In Little classics, v. 1. ... . . 226.83 
 
 Same. In his Snow image 212.62 
 
 — House of the sevea gables 212.56 
 
 — Marble faun; or, romance of Monte Beni. 2 v. 212.57 
 
 — Mosses from an old manse. 2 v 212. 59 
 
 Artist of the beautiful, v. 1. 
 Birthmark, v. 1. 
 Bads and bird voices, v. 1. 
 Celestial railroad, v. 1. 
 Christmas banquet, v. 2. 
 Drowae's wooden image, v. 2. 
 Earth's holocaust, v. 2. 
 Egotism; Of the bosom 
 
 serpent, v. 2. 
 Feathertop : a moralized 
 
 legend. 
 Fire worship, v. 1. 
 Hall of Fantasy, v. 1. 
 Intelligence office, v. 1. 
 Mrs. Bullfrog, v. 1. 
 
 — ■ Scarlet letter. . . . 
 
 — Septimius Felton. . , 
 
 — Snow image, and other 
 
 Monsieur du Miroir, v. 1. 
 New Adam and Eve, v. 2. 
 Old apple dealer, v. 2. 
 Old manse, v. 1. 
 P's correspondence, v . 2. 
 Passages from a 
 
 relinquished work, v. 2. 
 Rappaccini's daughter, v. 1. 
 Roger Malville s burial, v. 2. 
 Select party, v. 1. 
 Sketches from memory, v . 2. 
 Procession of life, v. 1. 
 Virtuoso's collection, v. 2. 
 Young Goodman Brown, v 1. 
 
 twice-told tales. 
 
 212.61 
 212.67 
 212.62 
 
 : an apologue. 
 
 Contents. 
 Bell's biography (A). 
 Canterbury pilgrims. 
 Devil in manuscript. 
 Ethan Brand. 
 Great stone face. 
 John Iuglefield's thanksgiv- 
 ing. 
 Little Daffydowndilly. 
 Maiu-street. 
 Major Molineux. 
 
 — Tanglewood tales, for girls and boys, 
 
 Contents. 
 Circe's palace. Minotaur (The). 
 
 Dragon's teeth. Pomegranate seeds. 
 
 Golden fleece. Pygmies (The). 
 
 — Twice-told tales. 2v 212.64 
 
 Man of adamant 
 Old news. 1. 
 
 2. The old French war. 
 
 3. The old tory. 
 
 Old Ticonderoga °. a picture 
 
 of tlie past. 
 Snow image: a childish miracle. 
 Sylph Etuerege. 
 Wives of the dead, 
 
 212.63 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Ambitious guest.v. 2. 
 Ohippiugs from a chisel, v. 2. 
 David Swan, v. 1. 
 Dr. Heidegger's experiment, 
 
 v. 1. 
 Edward Fane's rosebud, v. 2. 
 ilndicott and the red cross, v. 2. 
 Fauoy's show box, v. 1. 
 Footsteps on the seashore, v. 2. 
 Gentle boy, v. 1. 
 Gray champion, v. 1. 
 Great carbuncle, v. 1. 
 Haunted mind, v. 2. 
 Hollow of the three hills, v. 1. 
 Legends of the Province house, 
 
 v. 2. 
 
 1. Howe's masquerade. 
 
 2. Edward Randolph's portrait 
 
 3. Lady Eleanore's mautle. 
 i. Old Esther Dudley. 
 
 Little Annie's ramble, v. 1. 
 
 May-pole of Merry Mount, v. 1. 
 
 Minister's black veil, v. 1. 
 
 Mr. Higgenbotham's catastro- 
 phe, v. 1. 
 
 Night sketches, v. 2. 
 
 Peter Goldthwaite's treasures, 
 v. 2. 
 
 Prophetic pictures, v, 1. 
 
 Rill from the town pump, v. 1. 
 
 Seven vagabonds, v. 2. 
 
 Shaker bridal, v. 2. 
 
 Village uncle, v. 2. 
 Vision of the fountain v 1 
 Wakefield, v. 1. 
 Wedding knell, v. 1. 
 White old maid, v. 2. 
 
 212.66 
 
 Shadow brook. 
 Tanglewood fireside. 
 Tanglewood play-room. 
 Tanglewood porch. 
 Three golden apples. 
 
 Sights from a steeple, v. 1. 
 Sister's years, v. 2. 
 Snowflakes (The,, v. 2. 
 Sunday at home, v. 1. 
 Toll-gatherer's day, v. 1. 
 
 — Wonder book for girls and boys. 
 
 Contents. 
 Bald-summit. Paradise of children 
 
 Chimaera (The). 
 Golden apples. 
 Golden touch. 
 Gorgon's head. 
 Hill-side (The). 
 Miraculous pitcher. 
 
 Hay (Elzey), pseud. See Andeews (Fanny). 
 
 Hat (Mary Cecil). Arundel motto 216 31 
 
 — Hidden perils 211.82 
 
 — Nora's love test 216JJ2 
 
 — Old Myddelton's money. 212i81 
 
 — Squire's legacy. 212^71 
 
 — Victor and vanquished. 212.74 
 
 Hattime (From) to hopping. [Coulteb (Miss).} U5.tf 
 Hazlett (Helen). ['M. H. Tatem.'] Glennair ; or 
 
 life in Scotland 212.75 
 
 — Heights of Eidelberg 254! 78 
 
 He cometh not, she said. Thomas (Annie). . 255.73 
 
 He knew he was right. Tbollope (A.) . . . 261.72 
 
 He would be a gentleman ; or, treasure trove. Loveb 
 
 (S.) 221.33 
 
 Head of the family. Cratx (D. M. Muloch). . 232.48 
 Headless horseman ; a strange tale of Texas. Betd 
 
 (Copt. Mayne) 242.49 
 
 Headlong hall and Nightmare abbey. Peacock 
 
 (T. L.) 235.26 
 
 Heads of the people ; or, portraits of the English. 
 
 2 v. . . 2535.12 
 
 Headsman (The). Coopee (J. F.) 163.24 
 
 Healey : a romance. Fothebgill (J.) . . . 216.41 
 Healt (M. ) Lakeville; or, substance and shadow. 212.88 
 Heaet and cross. Oliphant (Mrs. M. O. W.) 234.11 
 Heart hungry. Westmoreland (M. J.) . . 
 Heart (The) of Mabel Ware, lemon.] . . . 
 Heart of Mid Lothian. Scott (Mr Walter). . 
 Heaets and faces ; or, home life unveiled. 
 
 (P.) [TEOWBErDGE (J. T.)] .... 
 
 Heaets and hands. Beld (Christian). . . 
 Heaets and homes. Ellis (Mrs. S. S.) 
 Heartsease. Yonge (Miss C. M.) 2 V. 
 Heathens of the heath. McDonnell (W.) 
 Heavenward led. Sommees (J. B.) . . . 
 Heavy yokes. Hadeemann ( J. H. ) . . . 
 Hectoe O'Halloran. Maxwell (W. H.) 
 
 Hedged in. Phelps (E. S. ) 
 
 Heidelbebg. James (G. P. B.) . . . . 
 Heights of Eidelberg. Tatem (M. H.), pseud, of 
 
 Hazlett (Helen) 254.78 
 
 Heidenmauer. Coopee (J. F.) 163.25 
 
 Heir expectant, [anon.] 212.84 
 
 Heir of Malreward ; or, restored. By the author of 
 
 'Son and heir.' 214.94 
 
 Hedj of Wast-Wayland. Howitt (M.) . . . 214.22 
 Heir of Kedclyffe. Yonge (Miss C M. ) 2 v. 265.37 
 Heie to Ashley. Wood (Mrs. H.) .... 264.58 
 Heieess, an autobiography. Stephens (A. S.) 253.68 
 Heieess of Bruges. Geattan (T. C.) 3 v. . 
 Heieess of Greenhuist. Stephens (Mrs. A. S.) 
 Heiress of Haughton. Maesh-Caldwell (Mrs.A.) 231.16 
 Held in bondage. Ouida. [Eame (L. de la).] 172.18 
 Helen. Edgewobth (Maria). Novels, v. 19. 182.20 
 Helen and Arthur. Hentz (Mrs. C. Lee). . 213.09 
 Helen Courtenay's promise. rJEEVEY (Mrs. 0. 
 
 H. G. )] . . . . . . . . .... 195.24 
 
 Helen Ford. Algee (H., jr.) 121.12 
 
 Helen Gardiner's wedding-day ; or Colonel Floyd's 
 
 wards. Habland (Marion) 255.31 
 
 Helen Ethinger. Whittlesey (Mrs. E. L.) . 263.82 
 Helen Fleetwood. Tonna (Mrs. G. E.) Works, 
 
 v. 1 5076.13 
 
 Helen's babies. Habbeeton (J.) 214.74 
 
 Helena's household ; a tale of Borne in the first cen- 
 tury. [Chables (Mrs. E.)] 212.82 
 
 Heloisa ; or, the unrevealed secret. Eobinson (T. A. 
 v. J.) 243.42 
 
 203.98 
 213.63 
 . 245.46 
 Ckeyton 
 . 262.11 
 . 242.80 
 . 183.08 
 . 265.35 
 . 227.35 
 . 253.84 
 . 211.80 
 . 231.45 
 . 235.42 
 . 215.57 
 
 211.41 
 253.68 
 
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FICTION : Heloise/o Hoffman. 
 
 489 
 
 Heloise. [English Eloisa]. Bousseau (J. J.) 244.31 
 
 Helping hand series. See Nowell (H. P. H.) 225.19 
 
 Helps (Arthur). Casimir Maremma. . . . 213.04 
 
 — Ivan de Biron, or the Russian court in the middle 
 
 of the last century 213.01 
 
 — Eealmah 213.05 
 
 Helyas, knight of the Swan. In Thoms (W. J. ) Early- 
 English romances, v. 3.] 2G1.22 
 
 Henrietta Temple. Disraeli (B.) .... 175.04 
 
 Henry (C.S.) Doctor Oldham at Grey stones. 212.87 
 
 Henry Courtland. Cline (A. J.) . ._ . . . 155.34 
 
 Henry De La Tour, or the comrades in arms. Smith 
 
 (J. F.) 251.8G 
 
 Henry vm. and his court. Muhlbach (L.) . 232.75 
 Henry De Pomeroy, or the eve of St. John. Bray 
 
 (Mrs. A. E.) 141.37 
 
 Henry Esmond. Thackeray (W. M. ) . . . 255.39 
 
 Henry Masterton. James (G. P. B.) . . . 215.59 
 Henry Milner. Sherwood (M. M. ) Works, v. 1 and 
 
 15 252.01; 252.15 
 
 Henry of Guise. James (G. P. E.) .... 215.58 
 
 Henry of Ofterdingen. Hardenberg (F. von). 212.54 
 
 Henry Powers. Kimball (R. B.) .... 221.63 
 
 Henry St. John, gentleman ; a tale of 1774-75. Cooke 
 
 (J. E.) 163.11 
 
 Hestz (Mrs. Caroline Lee). 
 
 — Aunt Patty's scrap bag. 213.18 
 
 — Banished sou, and other tales of the heart. 213.13 
 
 — Courtship and marriage 213.06 
 
 — Eoline 213.07 
 
 — Ernest Linwood 213.08 
 
 — Helen and Arthur. 213.09 
 
 — Linda ; or, the young pilot 213.10 
 
 — Lost daughter. 213.11 
 
 — Love after marriage 213.17 
 
 — Marcus Warland. ; 213. 12 
 
 — Planter's northern bride 213. 14 
 
 — Bena ; or, the snow-bird 213.15 
 
 — Bobert Graham ; a sequel to Linda. . . . 213.16 
 Her dearest foe. Alexander {Mrs. ) .... 115.35 
 Her face was her fortune. Bobinson (F. W. ) 243. 71 
 Her lord and master. Florence Marryat. [Church 
 
 (Mrs. Boss.)] 154.25 
 
 Her majesty the queen. Cooke (J.E.) , . . 162.27 
 
 Her two selves (Lois Carroll; or). Vance (S.S.) 266.72 
 
 Herbert Carter's legacy. Aloer (H., jr.) . „ 122.47 
 
 Herbert (H. W.) Cavaliers of England. . . 213.23 
 
 — Chevaliers of France 213.26 
 
 — Cromwell 213.00 
 
 — Frank Forester's sporting scenes and characters. 
 
 2v. 4617.19 
 
 v. 1. My shooting box. The deer stalkers. 
 v. 2. Warwick woodland. Quorndon hounds. 
 
 — Knights of England, France and Scotland. . 214.78 
 
 — Marmaduke Wyvil 213.19 
 
 — Boman traitor ; or, the days of Catiline. . 213. 21 
 
 — Wager of battle 213.22 
 
 Here and hereafter. Athern (Annie). . . . 124.02 
 Heretic (The). Lajetchnikoff ( — ). Tr. from the 
 
 Bussian 222.42 
 
 Hereward, the last of the English. Kingsley(C)221.70 
 Herman; or young knighthood. Foxton (E.) pseud. 
 
 of Palfrey (Miss S.) 2v 234.45 
 
 Herman Agha. Palgrave (W. G.) . . . . 234.68 
 Hero (A), etc. Cratk (D. M. Muloch). . . . 232.47 
 
 Hero and martyr. Eeade (C.) 242.71 
 
 HERoCarthew. Parr(L.) 235.55 
 
 Hero of the pen. Werner (E.) 263.90 
 
 Heroes (The) ; Greek fairy tales. Kingsley (C.) 221 76 
 Heroes of Asgard. Keary ( A. and E. ) . . . 212.89 
 Hesperus ; or thirty-five dog-post days ; a biography. 
 
 Bichter(J. P. F.) 2v 213.12 
 
 Hester Howard's temptation. Waketeld (Mrs. 
 
 G. A.) 262.60 
 
 Hester Kirton. Macquoid (K. S.) .... 226.54 
 Hester Morley's promise. Stketton (Hesba), pseud, of 
 
 Smith (H.) 255.91 
 
 Hester Strong's life work. Southworth (Mrs. 
 
 S. A.) 253.85 
 
 Hetty. Kingsley (Henry) 222.08 
 
 Heygate (Rev. W.E.) The scholar and trooper. 213.24 
 
 Heyse (Paul). Dead lake and other tales. . . 212.95 
 
 — Lonely ones 225 70 
 
 Heywood (J. C.) How will it end ? .... 213.30 
 Hickling (W.) Bector of Boxburgh, a story. 213.97 
 Hickory Hall ; or the outcast. Southworth 
 
 „ ( J/ '' s -) • • • . 253.33 
 
 Hidden depths, [anon.] _ 213.28 
 
 Hidden path. Harland (Marion;, pseud, of Terhune 
 
 (Mrs.) , . 255.22 
 
 Hidden perils. Hay (M. C.) . , . ... 211 82 
 Hidden sin (The). [Browne (Frances.)] . . 213.29 
 Hidden sin. Sequel to "The dethroned heiress." 
 
 Dupuy (E. A.) 181.43 
 
 Hide and seek. Collins (W.) . . . . t . 162.07 
 Higginson (T. W.) Malbone. ..... 213.32 
 
 — Oldport days. 213.98 
 
 HiGGLEDY-piggledy. Knatchbull-Hugessen (E. 
 
 H.) 186.29 
 
 High miUs. Saunders (K.) 245.96 
 
 High life in New York. Slick ( J. , Esq. ) 2 v. 213.31 
 Higham (M. E.) Athol. [anon.] .... 214.95 
 
 — Cloverley 214.97 
 
 Higher law. [Maitland (E.)] 213.76 
 
 Highland widow. Scott (Sir Walter). . . . 245.29 
 Hlla Dart ; a born romp. Mumford (M. E.) . 232.95 
 Hildred, the daughter. Crosland (Mrs. N. ) . 165.32 
 Hill and the valley. Martineau (H.) Illus. of pol. 
 
 econ., v. 1 231.27 
 
 Hillern (W. von). By his own might. . . 213.78 
 
 — Geier-Wally : a tale of the Tyrol 214. 75 
 
 — Only a girl 213.77 
 
 — Two-fold life 213.7.0 
 
 Hilliard (H. W.) De Vane ; a story of plebeians and 
 
 patricians 213.33 
 
 Hills (Alfred O) Macpherson, the great confederate 
 
 philosopher. . , 213.34 
 
 Hillsboeo' Farms. Cobb (S. D.) 155.31 
 
 Hills of the Shatemuc. Warner (Susan). . 263.05 
 Hillyars and Burtons. Kingsley (H. ) . . . 222. 03 
 
 Hilt to hilt. Cooke (J. E.) 162.25 
 
 Hindoo rajah (Letters of a). Hamilton (E.) . 216.20 
 
 Htrell. Saunders (J.) 245.06 
 
 His level best, and other stories. Hale (E. E.) 212.93 
 His marriage vow. Coebln (Mrs. C F. ) . . 165.31 
 His natural life. Clarke (M.) ...... 155.05 
 
 His two wives. Ames (M. E.) 114.29 
 
 His young wife. Smith (Julia P. ) .... 254. 79 
 History and pleasant chronicle of little Jehan de Saintre. 
 
 Salle (A. de la) 222.79 
 
 History and records of the Elephant Club. [Thompson 
 
 (M. M.) 261.43 
 
 History of female favourites 213.39 
 
 History of my friends ; home life with animals. 
 
 Achabd(E.) 114.31 
 
 History of my pets. Greenwood (Grace). [Lippincott 
 
 (Mrs.)] 223.85 
 
 History of Pompey the little ; or the life and adven- 
 tures of a lap-dog. Coventry (F.) . . 165.14 
 History of Sanford and Merton. Day (T.) . 172.09 
 Hita (G. F. de). Civil wars of Granada. . . 213.79 
 Hitchcock (E. A. ) The story of the red book of Appin ; 
 
 a fairy tale of the middle ages 213.25 
 
 Hitherto. Whitney (Mrs. A. D. T.) . . . 263.63 
 Hive of the bee-hunter. Thorpe (T. B.) . . 261.34 
 Hoaryhead and M'Donner. Abbott (J.) . . 3513.04 
 Hodder (Edwin). Lost in Taris 213.70 
 
 — Tossed on the waves 213.69 
 
 Hoey (Mrs Cashel). Blossoming of in aloo. 213.27 
 
 — Man iu the reservoir. In Little classics, v. i. . . 226.80 
 
 — A golden sorrow 213.37 
 
 — A house of cards 213.35 
 
 Hofer (Edmund). Old countess 213.40 
 
 Hoffman (C. F.) Greyslaer ; a romance of the 
 
 Mohawk. 213.36 
 
 — Wild scenes in the forest. 2v 1122.18 
 
 Hoffman (David). Chronicle of Cartaphilus. 446.26 
 
 Hoffmann (C. T. A.) Master Flea 151.11 
 
 Hoffmann (E. T. W.) Strange stories ; from the 
 
 German 213.38 
 
 Madame de Scuderi. [In Holckaft (R.) Tales from the Ger- 
 man.] 213.83 
 
 la asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving tUo AUTHOR'S NAME 'tho first part of tha TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
490 
 
 FICTION : Hoffman to Household. 
 
 Master Martin and hia workmen. [In Beauties of German 
 
 lit. 1847.] 133.03 
 
 — The aandmau. The elementary spirit. The Jesuit's church 
 
 in G— . [In Oxenfobd (J.l Tales from the German.] 255.04 
 Hogs (James). Winter evening tales. . . . 213.41 
 Hohensteins (The). Spielhagen (E.) . . . 253.97 
 Holbeach (Henry), pseud. See Rands (W. B. ) 241.92 
 Holberg (L. von). Journey to the world under ground 
 
 of Niels Klim 213.84 
 
 Same. Voyage de Nicolas Klimius. . . 7027.19 
 
 Holcombes (The), a story of Virginia home life. Ma- 
 gill (M. T.) 225.17 
 
 Holceatt (R.) Tales from the German. . . 213.83 
 
 Contents : Hoffman (E. T.) Madame de Scuderi. Kobnek 
 
 (T. 0.) Woldemar. The harp. Langbein (A. T. E.) The 
 
 bridegroom's probation. The broken leg. La Fontaine (A..) 
 
 The haunted castle. Richtek (J. P. F.) The death of an 
 
 angel. The moon. Schillee (J, 0. F. von). The dishonored 
 
 irreclaimable. 
 
 Holden with the cords. Jay (W. M. L.) . . 216.12 
 
 Hole (A) in the pocket. [Baker (H. N. W.)]. 125.05 
 
 Holiday adventures. Gambler {Mrs. J. ) . . 193.31 
 
 Holiday house ; a book for the young. Sinclair 
 
 (C.) 252.54 
 
 Holidays at Roselands : a sequel to Elsie Dinsmore. 
 
 Faequhabson (M.) 191.07 
 
 Holland (C.) Aspasia 213.74 
 
 Holland (J. G.) Arthur Bonnicastle. . . . 213.88 
 
 — Bay-path (The) ; a tale of N. E. colonial life. 213.44 
 
 — Miss Gilbert's career 213. 45 
 
 — Sevenoaks. . 213.71 
 
 Holland-tide. Carleton (W.) 151.01 
 
 Hollands (The). Townsend (V. E) . . . . 261.48 
 Hollingshead (John). Under Bow Bells. . 213.46 
 Hollisteb (G.H.) Mount Hope; or Philip, king of 
 
 the Wampanoags. . . 213. b'5 
 
 Hollywood hall (Lucy Arden ; or). Grant (J.) 211.90 
 Holm (Saxe), pseud. Saxe Holm's stories. . 214.99 
 Holmby house. Melville (G. J. W. ) . . . 231.61 
 Holme Lee, pseud. See Parr (H.) 
 Holmes (Mrs. M«ry J.) The Cameron pride. 213.47 
 
 — Cousin Maude and Rosamond 213.48 
 
 — Darkness and daylight 213.49 
 
 — Dora Deane, and Maggie Miller 213.50 
 
 — Edith Lyle 213.90 
 
 — Edna Browning. . 213.72 
 
 — English orphans 213.51 
 
 — Ethelyn's mistake . 213.59 
 
 — Homestead on the hillside 213.52 
 
 — Hugh Worthington 213.53 
 
 — Lena Rivers 213.51 
 
 — Marian Grey 213. 55 
 
 — Meadow brook 213.56 
 
 — Millbank ; or, Roger Irving's ward. . . . 213. 63 
 
 — Rose Mather. 213.58 
 
 — Tempest and sunshine 213. 57 
 
 — West Lawn, and the Rector of St. Mark's. . 213.73 
 Holmes (O. W.) Elsie Venner ; a romance of 
 
 destiny 213.C0 
 
 — Guardian angel 213. 62 
 
 — Iris. In Little classics, v. 7 226 89 
 
 — Professor at the breakfast table ; with the story of 
 
 Iris 2532 11 
 
 Holt (E. S.) Ashcliffe hall : a tale of the last 
 
 century. 213 80 
 
 — Isoult Barry, of Wynscote : a tale 'of' the Tudor 
 
 times 213 g7 
 
 — Mistress Marjory . ' 213 81 
 
 — Robin Tremaine, a tale of the Marian persecu- 
 
 tion. 
 
 213.82 
 
 — White rose of Langley : a story of the court ' of 
 
 England in the olden time 213.99 
 
 Holt (J. S.) Abraham Page, Esq. [anon.] Ill 43 
 
 — What I know about Ben Eccles. . . . 231 4 J 
 
 Home. Leland (A.) 23111 
 
 Home (The). Bbemer (Fredrlka). . '.' 11121 
 
 Home as found. Cooper (J. F.) .... 16327 
 
 Home at Greyloek. Prentiss (Mrs. E.) . 246 16 
 
 Home influence. Aguilar (Grace) 11403 
 
 Home in the valley. Caelen (E. F.) . . 14540 
 
 Home life ; or, a peep across the threshold. Soule 
 
 (Mrs. C. A.) 253 19 
 
 Home memories. Brock (Mrs. 0. A. ) '. ' 142^07 
 
 Home narratives : or, stories from "Household 
 
 words." 213.64 
 
 Home nook ; or, the crown of duty. Douglas 
 
 (A. M.) 17 6 .33 
 
 Home scenes. Arthub (T. S.) 123.12 
 
 Home scenes and heart studies. Aguilar (Grace). 114.04 
 
 Home stories. Haven (A. B.) 212.53 
 
 Homes abroad. Mabtxneau (H.) Illustrations of pol. 
 
 economy, v. 4 231.30 
 
 Homestead on the hillside. Holmes (Mrs. M.J.) 213.52 
 Homewakd bound. Cooper (J. F. ) .... 163.2G 
 Honest John Vane. De Forest (J. W.) . . 176.37 
 Honeymoon (The). Medina-Pomar (Count de). 235.71 
 Honor Bright ; a romance, by the author of Malbrook, 
 
 [anon.] . 213.68 
 
 Honob May. Bartol (M.) 213,65 
 
 Hood (Thomas). Tyhaey Hall. . . 213.66 ; 5044.30 
 Hood (Tom). Essence of fun 213.b7 
 
 — Comic annual for 1870 213.86 
 
 — Love and valor 21 3. 91 
 
 — Rates and taxes, and how collected. . . . 241.87 
 
 Hook (J.) Pen Owen 241.01 
 
 Hook (Theodore). All in the wrong. . . . 214.01 
 
 — Choice humorous works. ....... 213.02 
 
 — Cousin William 214.02 
 
 — Fathers and sons 214.00 
 
 — Gilbert Gurney 214.03 
 
 — Gurney married 214. 03a 
 
 — Jack Brag. 214.07 
 
 — Maxwell 214.04 
 
 — Parson's daughter. 214.05 
 
 — Widow and the marquess 214.00 
 
 Hoosieb schoolmaster. Eggleston (E. ) . . 184.26 
 Hope (Ascott Robert), pseud. See Monceieet (R. H. ) 
 Hope (Stanley). A new Godiva. ..... 216.75 
 
 Hope (Thomas). Anastasius ; or memoirs of a Greek. 
 
 2 v 214.08 ; 214.67 
 
 Hope and have ; or, Fanny Grant among the Indians. 
 
 Optic (Oliver). [Adams (W. T.)] . . . 112.21 
 
 Hope deferred. Pollard (E. F.) 241.23 
 
 Hope Meredith. Tabor .(E.) 251.69 
 
 Hopls and fears. Yonge (Miss C. M.) 2 v. . 265.39 
 
 Hopkins (Ellice). Rose Turquand 214.48 
 
 Hopkins (Samuel). Youth of the old dominion. 214.10 
 Horace Templeton. Lever (Charles). . . . 223.41 
 Horrors of Paris ; a sequel to the Mohicans of Paris. 
 
 Dumas (A.). 181.17 
 
 Horseshoe Robinson. Kennedy (J. P.) . . 221.59 
 Hortense (Queen) : an historical novel. Muhlbach 
 
 (L.) 232.77 
 
 Hortense Mancini (Mademoiselle fifty millions ; or). 
 
 Dash (La comlesse) 171.51 
 
 Hobton (Mrs. M. B.) Wife's messengers. . . 214.11 
 Hosmeb (James K. ) The thinking bayonet. . 214.14 
 Hosmer (Mrs. Margaret). Blanche Gilroy. . 214. 17 
 
 — The Morrisons ; a sto.y of domestic life. . 214.12 
 
 — Ten years of a lifetime 214.13 
 
 Hotspur : a tale of the old Dutch manor. Walworth 
 
 (M. T) 262.49 
 
 Hostages to fortune. Bbaddon (M. E.) . . 141.05 
 Hour and the man [Toussaint l'Ouverture]. Mabtineau 
 
 (H.) 3v 231.24 
 
 House and the brain. Bulweb-Lttton (E. G. E. L.] In Little 
 
 classics, v. 2 226.B4 
 
 House by the churchyard. Le Fanu (J. S.) . 223.03 
 House in town. Sequel to "Opportunities." [Wabneb 
 
 (Susan).] 263.15 
 
 House of cards. Hoei (Mrs. C.) 213.35 
 
 House of the seven gables. Hawthoene (N.) 212.56 
 House of Yorke. By M. A. T ..... 215.00 
 House on the Moor. Oliphant (Mrs. M. O. W.) 234.12 
 House on wheels. Stoltz (Mine, de), pseud, of Begon 
 
 (Oomtesse F. de) 253.60 
 
 House with spectacles. Robinson (L. B. ) . . 243. 85 
 Household angel in disguise. Baker (Mrs. H. 
 
 N. W.) . . . . 131.24 
 
 Household of Bouverie. Warfield (Mrs. C. A.) 
 
 2 v 262.61 
 
 Household of Sir Thomas More. Manning 
 
 (Miss A.) 225.30 
 
 Household stories from the land of Hofer. . 186.12 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY, 
 
FICTION : Housekeeper to Inez. 
 
 491 
 
 Housekeeper (M. R.) My husband's crime. . 21415 
 How a bride was won. Gerstacker (F.) . . 194.21 
 How Charley Roberts became a man. Tbcubston 
 
 (L. M.) 213.75 
 
 How could he help it? Hoe (A. S.) . . . . 21401 
 How Eva Eoberts gained her education. Thubs- 
 ton (L. M.) 243.76 
 
 How he did it. Dupuy (E. A.) 181.30 
 
 How he won her. Southwobth (J/re.E. D.E.N.) 253.46 
 How 1 managed my children from infancy to marriage. 
 
 Wakren (Mrs.) 262.85 
 
 How it all happened. Parr (L.) 235.53 
 
 How Marjory helped. Caroll (M.) .... 145.29 
 How will it end 1 Heywood (J. C) .... 213.30 
 Howard (Blanche Wyllys). One summer. . 234.41 
 
 Howard (E.) Sir Henry Morgan 214.16 
 
 Howard andhis teacher. Baker (Mrs. H. N. W.) 131.05 
 Howe (Mary A.) Merchant mechanic ; a tale of "New 
 
 England Athens." 214.18 
 
 Howe (W. \V.) Pasha papers 211.19 
 
 Howells (W. D.) A chance acquaintance. . 213.95 
 
 — Foregone conclusion 213.96 
 
 — Parlor car : farce 216.79 
 
 — Romance in real life. In Little classics, v. 4. 226.86 
 
 — Their wedding journey 213.94 
 
 Howitt (Anna Mary). A school of life. . . 214.20 
 Howitt (Mary). Heir of Wast-Wayland. „ . 214.22 
 
 — Oar cousins in Ohio 214.25 
 
 — Tabs in prose 214.23 
 
 — "Who shall be greatest ? 21424 
 
 — Work and wages ; or, life in service. . . 214.34 
 
 — (translator). Sse Citizen of Prague. . . . 155.01 
 Howitt (Wm.) Boy's adventures in Australia. 1061.21 
 
 — Hall and the hamlet. 2v 214.27 
 
 — Jack of the mill 214.29 
 
 — Johnny Darbyshire. In Little classics, v. 9. . . . 226.96 
 
 — Tallangetta ; the squatter's home in Australia. 214.35 
 
 — Traditions of the most ancient times. 2 v. 214.30 
 
 — Woodburn Grange. [Nottinghamshire.] . 214.32 
 Howitt (Wm. and Mary). Stories of English and 
 
 foreign life 214.33 
 
 Howland t Marie). Papa's own girl. . . . 214.70 
 Hubback (Mrs. M.) May and December. . . 214.36 
 
 — Old vicarage 214.37 
 
 — Three marriages 214.38 
 
 — Wife's sister 21439 
 
 Hubbell (Mrs. M. S.) Shady side ; or, life in a par- 
 sonage 214.40 
 
 Huber(V. A.) Stories of Spanish life. 2 v. . 214.41 
 Hubert. Abbott (J.) Juno stories. . . . 111.34 
 Hubert Freeih's prosperity. Cbosland (Mrs. 
 
 Newton) 165.42 
 
 Hudson's bay ; or life in the wilds. Ballantyne 
 
 (E. M.) . 131.23 
 
 Husesses (E. H. Knitchbull). Crackers for Christ- 
 mas 185.38 
 
 — Moon shine. Fairy stories. . . , . . . 185. 39 
 
 — Tales at tea-time. Fairy stories 185.40 
 
 — Higgledy-piggledy. , . . 186.29 
 
 — Qaeer-folk 185.41 
 
 — Whispers from fairyland. . 185.42 
 
 Hugh Melton. King (K.) 221.77 
 
 Hush Worthington. Holmes (M. J.) . . . 213.53 
 Hushes (T.) Scouring of the white horse. . 214.41 
 
 — Tom Brown at Oxford. 2v 214.45 
 
 — Tom Brown's school days at Rugby. . . . 214.43 
 Huso (Victor). Claude Gueux. Last day of a con- 
 demned man. . , , 214 61 
 
 — Hans of Iceland. 214.50 
 
 — Hunchback of Notre Dame 214.51 
 
 — Jargal. [Bug Jargal.] 214.49 
 
 — Les Miserables. 5 pts 214.52 
 
 Contents: Part 1. Fantine. 2. Cosette. 3. Marius. I 
 St. Denis, and Idyl of the Rue Plumet. 5. Jean Valjean, 
 Saow. 5 parts in 1 v. 214.57 
 
 — Man who laughs 214.62 
 
 — Ninety three.". 21459 
 
 Contents: Pt. 1. Sea and night. Pt. 2. By the king's 
 command. 
 
 — Toilers of the sea . 21458 
 
 Huguenot (The). James (G. P. R.) ... 215.60 
 Huquenot family (The). Tytler (Sarah). . 262.34 
 
 Hulda, or the deliverer. Lewald (F.) . . . 226.41 
 Human face divine, etc. Gatty (Mrs. A.) . . 194.43 
 Humphrey Clinker. Smollett (T.) .... 5067.04 
 Hunchback of N6tre Dame. Hugo (V.) . . 214.51 
 Hungarian brothers. Porter (Miss A. M.) . 192.17 
 Hungary (Tales and traditions of). Pulszky(T.) 211.69 
 Hungerford (James). The old plantation. . 215.01 
 Hunt (J. H. Leigh). Stories from tho Italian poets ; 
 a summary in prose, of the poems of Dante, Pulci, 
 Boiardo, Ariosto, and Tnsso 215.02 
 
 — One hundred romances of real life. . . . 214. 65 
 Hunt (Robert). Panthea, the spirit of nature. 213.92 
 Hunt (Thornton). The foster brother. . . . 215.05 
 Hunted down ; and other reprinted pieces. Dickens 
 
 (C.) 173.13 
 
 Hunted to death, [anon.] 215.07 
 
 Hunter (Fanny), pseud. What Fanny Hunter heard 
 
 and saw iu Kansas and Missouri. . . . 263.50 
 
 Hunter and Tom. Abbott (J.) 111.57 
 
 Hunter naturalist. Webber (C.) .... 263.45 
 
 Hunter's feast. Reid {Gapt. M.) 242.50 
 
 Huntington (J. V. ) Alban ; a tale of the new 
 
 world 215.04 
 
 — The forest 215.08 
 
 — Lady Alice ; or the new Una. [anon.~\ . . 215.09 
 
 — Rosemary ; or life and death 215.10 
 
 Huron (The), or the pupil of nature. Voltaire 
 
 (F. M. A. de) 5075.32 
 
 Hurtado (L.) Palmerin of England. 4 v. . 221.80 
 Husbands and homes. [Terhune ( Mrs. M. V. H. )] 255.23 
 Husks. Habland(M.) [Terhune (Mrs.M.Y. H.)] 255.24 
 
 Hypatia. Kingsley(C) 221.71 
 
 Hyperion. Longfellow (H. W. ) 224,24 
 
 Same, [in his Works, v. 2.] . . . .5052.12 
 
 Hypolitus (History of). Aulnoy (M. C. J. de B. d'). 
 
 In Croxall's novels, v. 2 171.03 
 
 I will be a soldier. Tuthtll (L. C.) . . . . 262.23 
 Ice maiden, and other tales. Anderson (H. C.) 122.09 
 
 Ida Craven. Cadell (H. M.) 151.18 
 
 iDAGoldwin. Derby (Aleck) 172.67 
 
 Ida Mav. Langdon (M.) [Pike (Mrs. M. A.)] 211.20 
 
 Ida Norman. Phelps (Mrs. L.) 241.10 
 
 Idalia. Ouida, pseud, of Rame (L. delti.) . 172.19 
 Ideal attained (The). Farnham (Mrs. E. W.) 191.04 
 Idle man, [a tale]. Dana (R. H.) . . . . 5026.09 
 
 Idolatry. Hawthorne (J.) 212.76 
 
 If, yes, and perhaps. Hale (E. E.) . . . . 212.06 
 Ik Marvel, pseud. See Mitchell (D. G.) 
 
 Illicini(B.) Novella I v. 2 of 244.21 
 
 I'll, trv ; or the young housekeeper. [Baker (Mrs. 
 
 H.N.W.)] . . 131.36 
 
 Illustrations of lying. Opie (Mrs. A.) Works, v.3. 234.28 
 Improvisatore (The). Anderson (H. 0. ) . . 122.10 
 
 Same. 121-30 
 
 In a winter city. Ouida. [Rame (I. de la)] . 172.58 
 
 In bonds. Preston (L.) 241.61 
 
 In duty bound, [anon.'] 215.12 
 
 In exitu Israel. Gould (S. Baring) 195.40 
 
 In extremis. Greenough (Mrs. R. S.) . . . 214.88 
 
 In exile. St (W. von) 262.92 
 
 In his name. Hale (E. E.) 212.96 
 
 In school and out. Adams (W. T.) . . . . 112.22 
 In search of the castaways. Verne (J.) . . 266.75 
 
 In silk attire. Black (W.) 13421 
 
 In the world. Darling (Mary G.) .... 171.45 
 
 In the clearings. Wells (K. G.) 262.98 
 
 In the days of my youth. Edwaeds (A. B.) . 1°°-** 
 
 In the rapids. Haet (Gerald) 212.77 
 
 In the saddle. Castlemon (H.) J°;-^ 
 
 In the year [18]'13. Reuteb (F.) -^3.02 
 
 In trust, or, Dr. Bertram's household. Douglas 
 
 Ina. Valerio (Katharine j 262.91 
 
 Inchbald (Mrs. E. ) Nature and art. . . . Ao-W 
 - A simple story. \_WUh Three sisters]. . . 223.68 
 
 iNDiI Sa So e uTHWo' E TH (Mrs. E. D. E.'n.J. '. . 253.34 
 Indiana. Sand (George). [Dudevant(A.L.A.D.)]17o.^8 
 
 Indian chief. Aimard (G.) 114 it 
 
 Indian scout. Aimard (G.) . . . ■ • ■ • )"•' 
 Inez ; a tale of the Alamo. [Wilson (A. J. E.)] 183.28 
 
 In asking for books, use the ■■ Book Orders." giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
492 
 
 FICTION : Inielice to James. 
 
 Infelice. WlLSON (A. E.) 183.32 
 
 Infernal marriage. Disraeli (B.) . . . . 174.46.a 
 Influence. Mackarness (Mrs. M. A.) . . . 241.28 
 
 Ingelow (Jean). Fated to be free 214.80 
 
 — ■ Poor Mat ; or, the clouded intellect. . . . 215.13 
 
 — Mopsa the fairy 215.17 
 
 — Off the Skelligs 214.79 
 
 — Sister's bye-hours 215.14 
 
 Contents- Laura Richmond. Marked. 'Musehachito mio." 
 Poor Matt, or the clouded intellect. Prejudice, or the 
 black polyanthus. Ups and downs of life. Widow Mac- 
 lean, or lending to the Lord. 
 
 — Stories told to a eiild 215.15 
 
 Contents • The Cumberers. Dr. Dean's governess. Emi- 
 ly's ambition. My great aunt's picture. The stolen 
 treasure. 
 
 — Studies for stories 215.16 
 
 Ingenue ; or the death of Marat. Dumas (A.) 181.41 
 
 Ingham papers. Hale (E. E.) 212.05 
 
 Inglis (Henry D.) The new Gil Bias. 3v.ini. 215.11 
 
 — Tales of Ardennes 945.18 
 
 Inolises (The). Robertson (M. M.) . . . 243.62 
 
 Ingo. Freytag (G.) 192.38 
 
 Ingoldsby legends. Barham (R. H. ) ... 132. 10 
 
 Ingraban Freytag (G.) 192.39 
 
 Ingeaham (Rev. J. H.) Lafitte, the pirate of the 
 
 Gulf. 214.72 
 
 — Pillar of fire ; or Israel in bondage. . . . 215.19 
 
 — Prince of the house of David 215.20 
 
 — Sunny south 215.21 
 
 — Throne of David 215.22 
 
 Inheritance (The). Feretee (Miss M.) . . 191.21 
 Inklings of adventure. Willis (N. P.) . . .5076.22 
 Initials (The). Tactphoeus (I. von). . . . 255.11 
 Innocent : a tale of modern life. Oliphant (Mrs. M. 
 
 O. W.) 234.94 
 
 Innocents abroad. Twain (Mark), pseud of Clemens 
 
 (S. L.) 945.13 
 
 Inside ; secession. Harrington (G. F.) . . 212.43 
 Inside out, a curious book, by a curious man. 215.23 
 Inside the bar, or sketches at Soakington. Melville 
 
 (G. J. W.) 235.87 
 
 Interpreter (The) ; a tale of the [Crimean war]. Mel- 
 ville (G. J. W.) 2v.ini 231.99 
 
 Into the light, or the Jewess, [anon.] . . . 215.24 
 Invasion of France in 1814. Erckmann (E.) and 
 
 Chateian(A) 183.40 
 
 Invisible princess. O'Connor (F.) In Little classics, v. 8. 227.95 
 Io ; a tale of the olden fane. Barton (K.) . 133.03 
 Ireland. Maetineau (H.) Illustrations of political 
 
 economy, v. 3 231.27 
 
 Ireland (Legends and stories of). Lover (S.) 224.30 
 Note. — For other Btories and sketches illustrative of 
 
 Irish character, see certain works of Banim (J.); — Carleton 
 
 (W.) ;— Edgewohth (M.) ;— Griffin (G.) ;— Hall {Mrs. S. 
 
 C.) ;— Levek (0.) ;— Lover (S.) ;— Thacxerav (W. M.) ;— 
 
 Tkollope (A.), etc. 
 Ireland Ward, pseud. See Widdemar (I. ) 
 Iris. Holmes (O. W.) In Little classics, v. 7. 226.89 
 Irish sketch book. Thackeray (W. M.) v. 2 of 255.61 
 Irish life (Realities of). Trench (W. S.) . . 952.05 
 Iron hand, or the knight of Mauleon. . . . 181.03 
 Iron cousin. Claeke (Mrs. M. C.) .... 155.12 
 Iron ma^k ; or Raoul de Bragelonne. Dumas (A.)18l.04 
 Iron shroud. Mudford (W.) In Little classics, v. 3. . 226.85 
 
 Irving (J. T.) The attorney 215.25 
 
 Irving (T. T.) ['Gerald Hart.'] In the rapids. 212.77 
 Irving (Washington). Tale3 of the Alhambra. 215.26 
 
 — Adventures of Capt. Bonneville in the Rocky Moun- 
 
 tains 1123.00 
 
 — Bracebridge Hall, or the humorists. . . . 215.27 
 
 Contents : The hall. St. Mark's eve . Fortune-telling. 
 The student of Salamanca. Gypsies, May-day. Annette 
 Delarbre. Dolph Heyligef. The storm-ship, etc. 
 
 — Chronicles of the conquest of Granada. . 215.32 
 
 — Crayon miscellany. [Tour on the prairies. Abbots- 
 
 ford. Newstead Abbey] 922.16 
 
 — History of New York. By Diedrich Knickerbocker, 
 
 pseud 215.28 
 
 — Sketchbook 215.29 
 
 Contents : Eip Van Winkle. Boar's head tavern. Spectre 
 bridegroom. Westminster abbey. Christmas. The legend 
 of Sleepy Hollow, etc. 
 
 — Spanish papers and other miscellanies. 2 v. 2533.11 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Legend of Don Roderick. Legend of the 
 subjugation of Spain. Count Julian. Pelayo. Abderahman. 
 
 Fernau Gonzalez. Count of Castile. Chronicle of Fer> 
 nando, the saint. 2. Letters of Jonathan Oldstyle gent 
 Biographical skotches. Reviews and miscellanies. ' 
 
 — Tales of a traveller 215.30 
 
 Contents : Strange stories by a nervous gentleman. Buck- 
 thorne and his friends. The Italian banditti. The money- 
 diggers. Hell-gate. Kidd, the pirate, etc. 
 
 — Wolfert's roost 215.31 
 
 Contents : Wolfert's roost. Birds of spring. Creole vil- 
 lage. Mountjoy. The Bermudas. Widow's ordeal. Knight 
 of Malta. Sketches in Paris in 1825. The Mississippi bub- 
 ble. A contented man. Broek, or the Dutch paradise. 
 Guests from Gibbet Island. Ralph Ringwood. The Sem- 
 inoles Count Van Horn. Don Juan. Legend of the en- 
 gulfed convent. The phantom island. The adalantado of 
 the seven cities. Recollections of the Alhambra. The 
 Abencerrage. 
 
 — (Wm.), and Paulding (J. K.) Salmagundi. 2533.H 
 Irvington stories. Dodge (M. E.) . . . . 174.60 
 Is it true ? Tales curious and wonderful. Crate (Mrs. 
 
 D. M. Muloch). 234.84 
 
 Is that all ? [No name series. ] ..... 216.45 
 
 Isa, a pilgrimage. Chesebro' (C.) .... 153.29 
 
 Isabel Carrolton. Glen (K.) 195.13 
 
 Isabel of Bavaria ; or, the chronicles of France, for 
 
 the reign of Charles vi. Dumas (A.) . . 181.05 
 
 Isabel, the young wife. Jeaffeeson (0.) . . 221.04 
 
 Isabella Orsini. Gueerazzi (F. D.) . . . . 211.66 
 
 Iseulte. Demstee(G) 216.44 
 
 Ishmael. Southworth (Mrs. E. D. E. N.) . 254.85 
 
 Iskander (Rise of). Disraeli (B.) . . . . 174.48 
 
 Island neighbors. Blackwell (A. B.) . . . 134.19 
 
 Island pearl. Farjeon (B. L.) 196.10 
 
 Isla (J. F. de). History of friar Gerund. . . 214.65 
 
 Isolina ; or, the actor's daughter. By E. O. S. 215.33 
 
 Isora's child. [Alcott (H. H.)] . ". . . . 215.34 
 
 Isoult Barry of Winscote, a tale of Tudor times. 
 
 Holt (E. S.) 213.67 
 
 Israel Mort, overman. Saunders (J.) . . . 245.00 
 
 Israel Potter. Melville (H.) ..... 231.66 
 
 It is never too late to mend. Reade(C) . . 242.18 
 
 It is the fashion. Auer (A. von) 124.23 
 
 Italian (The). Radcliffe (Anne). 3 v. . . 212.03 
 
 Italian girl. Washbubn (K. S. ) 266.81 
 
 Italian novelists. See Roscoe (T.) .... 244.20 
 
 Italian poets (Stories from the). Hunt (Leigh). 215.02 
 
 Italians: a novel. Elliot (F.) 183.33 
 
 Italy. Romance of history . Macfarlane (C) 224.63 
 Ivan de Biion, or the Russian court in the middle of 
 
 the last century. Helps (A.) .... 213.01 
 
 Ivanhoe. Scott (Sir Walter) 245.51 
 
 — — Same. Condensed by R. Johnson. . . 156.01 
 Ivar ; or, the Skjutz-boy, a romance. Carlen 
 
 (Miss E.F.) . . 145.41 
 
 I've been thinking. Roe (A. S.) 244.02 
 
 Ivors. Sewell (E. M.) 2v 251.35 
 
 Ixion in heaven. Disraeli (B. ) 174.46a 
 
 Jack Arcombe. Gaylord (G.) [Bradley (W.J.)] 194.21 
 
 Jack Brag. Hook (Theodore) 214.07 
 
 Jack Hazard and his fortunes. Trowbridge (J.T.) 262.18 
 
 Jack Hinton. Levee (Charles) 223.48 
 
 Jack Hopeton ; or, adventures of a Georgian. Turner 
 
 (W. W.) . . . . 262.26 
 
 Jack in the forecastle. Sleepee ( J. S. ) . . . 252.63 
 Jack Manly ; his adventures by sea and land. Grant 
 
 (J.) 216.08 
 
 Jack of all trades. Parker (Mrs. R. A.) . . 235.02 
 Jack of all trades. Reade (Charles). . . . 242.16 
 Jack of the mill. Howitt (Wm.) .... 214.29 
 Jack the chimney sweeper. Baker (ilirs.H.N.W.) 131.06 
 Jack the conqueror. Bowen (C. E.) . . . 115.17 
 Jack Sheppard. Ainsworth (W. H.) . . . 115.16 
 
 Jack Tier. Cooper (J. F. ) 163.28 
 
 Jack's sister ; or, true to her trust. [atto».] . 216.50 
 
 Jack's ward. Alger (H., jr.) 123.43 
 
 Jacob Faithful. Maeryat (F.) 225.49 
 
 Jacobs (J. F. ) The massacre of the Jews at Lisbon, 
 
 1506 In 171.19 
 
 Jacquerie. James (G. P. R.) 215.61 
 
 Jacques. Sand (George). [Dudevant (A.L.A.D.)] 175.29 
 Jacques Bonneval ; or, the days of the Dragonnades. 
 
 [Manning (Miss Anne).] 225.26 
 
 James (Mrs. Edwin). Wanderings of a beauty. 215.90 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBEAKY. 
 
FICTION : James (o John. 
 
 493 
 
 James (G. P. R.) Agincourt 215.35 
 
 _ Agnes Sorel 215.36 
 
 — Aims and obstacles. 215.37 
 
 — Ancient regime 215.38 
 
 — Arabella Stuart 215.39 
 
 — Arrah Neil ; or, times of old 215.40 
 
 — Attila 215.41 
 
 — Beauchamp ; or, tbe error 215.42 
 
 — Black eagle ; or Ticonderoga 215.82 
 
 — Castle of Ehrenstein 215.43 
 
 — Cavalier. [Time of Cromwell.] .... 215.44 
 
 — Charles Tyrrell: or, tbe bitter blood. . . 215.45 
 
 — Convict 215.46 
 
 — Corse de Leon ; or, the brigand 215.47 
 
 — Count de Castlenew 215.48 
 
 — Dark scenes of history. 443.22 
 
 — Darnley. 215.49 
 
 — DeL'Orme 215.50 
 
 — Desultory man 215.51 
 
 — False heir 215.52 
 
 — Forest days 215.53 
 
 — Forgery 215.54 
 
 — Gentleman of the old school 215.55 
 
 -Gipsy 215.56 
 
 — Heidelberg 215.57 
 
 — Henry of Guise 215.58 
 
 — Henry Masterton 215.59 
 
 — Huguenot, a tale of the French protesfcants. 215.60 
 
 — Jacquerie (The) 215.61 
 
 — John Marston Hall 215.62 
 
 — King's highway 215. 63 
 
 — Leonora d'Orco 215. 66 
 
 — Life of vicissitudes. 215.86 
 
 — Lord Montagu's page 215.61 
 
 — Man at arms ; or, Henry de Cerons. . . . 215.65 
 
 — Man in black 215.66 
 
 — Mary of Burgundy 215.67 
 
 — Morley Ernstein 215.68 
 
 — Old dominion 215.83i 
 
 — One iu a thousand 215.69 
 
 — Pequinillo 215.35 
 
 — Philip Augustus 215.70 
 
 — Richelieu 215.71 
 
 -Bobber 215.72 
 
 — Boss D'Albret ; or, troublous times. . . . 215.73 
 
 — Bussell ; a tale of the reign of Charles n. 2 v. 215.74 
 
 — Sir Theodore Broughton; or, Laurel water. 2 v. 215.76 
 
 — Smuggler 215.78 
 
 — St3p-mother. 2v 215.79 
 
 — String of pearls 215.81 
 
 Contents : Building of Bagdat. Charitable man and his 
 dog. The diver of Oman. Hadjee Ibraham and his son. 
 Palace of the talisman. Travels of prince Acbar. 
 
 — Ticonderoga 215.82 
 
 — Whim and its consequences 215.83 
 
 — Woodman 215.84 
 
 James (Henry, jr.) A passionate pilgrim and other 
 
 tales 216.10 
 
 Contents : Passionate pilgrim. Last of the Valerii. Eu- 
 gene Pickering. Madonna of the future. Romance of cer- 
 tain old clothes. Madame de Mauves. 
 
 — Roderick Hudson 221.01 
 
 James Gordon's wife, [anon.] 215.89 
 
 James (M.) Diamond on the hearth. . . . 215.88 
 James Montjoy ; or, I've been thinking. Roe 
 
 (AS.) 244.02 
 
 Jameson (Mrs. A. ) Studios, stories, etc. . . 221.01 
 
 — False one. Hallorau the pedlar. Indian mother. Much coin, 
 
 much care. In her Visits and sketches, v. 3, 1835. 2533.17 
 
 Jane Bouverie. Sinclair (C.) 252.55 
 
 Jane Eyre. Bronte (Charlotte) 142.09 
 
 Jane Kingsford, pseud. See Baenaed (C.) 
 
 Jane Seton. Gbant (James) 216.04 
 
 Jane Talbot. Brown (C. B.) 143.09 
 
 Janet's home. Keaey (A.) 215.94 
 
 Janets love and service. Robertson (M. M.) 243.61 
 
 Janet Strong. Townsend (V. F.) .... 261.46 
 
 Janin(J.) The American in Paris. .... 235.97 
 Januaby Searle, pseud. See Phillips (G. S.) 
 
 Japhet in search of a father. Maeeyat (F.) . 225.48 
 
 Jabgal. Hugo (V.) 214.49 
 
 Jasmine Leigh. Tytler (0. C. Fraser). . . 261.89 
 
 Jasper; or the spoiled child recovered. Abbott (J.) 
 
 Harper's story books, v. 11 216.90 
 
 Jasper Lyle. Ward (Mrs.) 262.58 
 
 Jaufby the knight and the fair Brunissende. Lafon 
 
 (Mary). 221.02 
 
 Jay (W. M. L.), pseud. See Woodbuff (J. L. M.) 
 Jeaffbeson (J. C.) Isabel 221.04 
 
 — Live it down 22l'o5 
 
 — Lottie Darling 216.09 
 
 — Not dead yet '. 221.06 
 
 — Olive Blake's good work 221.07 
 
 Jealocs wife. Pabdoe (Miss J.) ..... 231.54 
 Jealousy ; or, Teverino. Sand (George). . . 173.33 
 Jeames' diary. Thackebay (W. M.) In his Miscella- 
 neous works. . . v. 1 of 255.61 ; v. 2 of 255.57 
 
 Jean. Newman (3Irs. ) 233.78 
 
 Jean Jarousssau, pastor of the desert. Pelletan 
 
 (E.) 235.36 
 
 Jean Belin. Brehat (A. de) 141.16 
 
 Jean Valjean. Hugo (V.) 214.56 
 
 Jeante's quiet life. Tabob (Eliza) 221.03 
 
 Jeffbey (Li. V. ) Woodburn 221.09 
 
 Jehan de Saintre". Salle (A. de la) 222.79 
 
 Jemmy and Jenny Jessamy. Haywood (E.) v. 17 of 233.52 
 Jenings (E.) [' Wj'cliffe Lane.'] My good-for-nothing 
 
 brother 222.43 
 
 Jenkin (Mrs. C.) Jupiter's daughters. . . . 215.87 
 
 — Madame de Beaupre" 221.08 
 
 — Psyche of to-day 221.10 
 
 — Skirmishing, [anon.] 221 11 
 
 — Who breaks — pays, [anon.] 221.12 
 
 — Within an ace 221.22 
 
 Jenkins (E.) Devil's chain 216.51 
 
 — Ginx's baby, a satire 5825.25 
 
 — Lord Bantam 215.85 
 
 Jebicho road (The); a story of western life. Habbeeton 
 
 (J.) 216.55 
 
 Jeeold (D.) Cakes and ale 221.13 
 
 — Caudle lectures. Story of a feather. Sick giant, 
 
 and the Doctor dwarf. 221.16 
 
 — Fireside saints, Mr. Caudle's breakfast talk, and 
 
 oiher papers 221.42 
 
 Contents : An old house in the city. The last parachute. 
 My husband's "winnings.'' Miduight at Madame T.'s. 
 Tutor fiend and his three pupils. Pope Gregory and the 
 pear tree. Stage devil. Lord of Peiresc. Pigs. HanB 
 Flesh-pots. A respectable man. Great pacificator. The 
 man who knew himself. Guy Fawkes. Hedgehog letters. 
 
 — Man made of money. Chronicles of Clovernook. 221. 15 
 
 — Men of character. 221.14 
 
 — Punch's letters to his son. Punch's complete letter- 
 
 writer. Sketches 221.17 
 
 — St. Giles and St. James 221.18 
 
 Jeeeold (W. B.) Cockaynes in Paris, or gone 
 
 abroad 226.23 
 
 — Disgrace to the family 226.33 
 
 Jerry. Jarvis' wig. Babham (R. H.) In Little classics, 
 
 V. 4 226.86 
 
 Jeevey (Mrs. G. H., once Mrs. Glovee). 
 
 — Fairyland, etc 1613.33 
 
 — Helen Courtnay's promise, [anon.] . . . 195.24 
 
 — Vernon Grove, [anon.] 262.38 
 
 Jessamine. HABLAND(Marion). [TEBHUNE(Jfr.9.)] 256.17 
 Jesse ; or trying to be somebody. [Simonds W.] 252.48 
 Jessie Carlton. Lancewood (Lawrence), pseud, of Wise 
 
 (D.) 222.82 
 
 Jessie Phillips. Teollope (Mrs. F.) ... 262.01 
 
 Jessie Trim. Faejeon (B. L. ) 196.14 
 
 Jesuit executorship, [anon.] 2v 221.00 
 
 Jettatrice : or, the veil withdrawn. Craven (Mine. 
 
 A.) 165.44 
 
 Jew (The). Sptndleb (K.) 253.55 
 
 Jewett ( Mrs. S. W. ) From fourteen to four score. 215. 99 
 
 Jewsbuey (Miss G. E.) Constance Herbert. . 221.19 
 
 — Half-sisters 221.20 
 
 — Zoe, the history of two lives 221.21 
 
 Joan. Broughton (R.) 142.38 
 
 Jocelyn's mistake. Spender (Mrs. J. K.) . 2o6.42 
 
 Johannes Olaf. De Welle (E.) 176.24 
 
 John(E.) ['E. Marlitt.'] At the councillor's. 22o.73 
 
 — Countess Gisela 225.42 
 
 -GoldEWe 225.40 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
494 
 
 FICTION: John to Kavanagh. 
 
 John (E.), continued. 
 
 — Little moorland princess 225.71 
 
 — Magdalena 225.70 
 
 — Over yonder 225.11 
 
 — Old mam'selle's secret 225.39 
 
 — Second wife 225.72 
 
 John, a love story. Oltphant (M. 0. W.) . 284. 121 
 
 JoHNAndross. Davis (R. H.) 172.04 
 
 Johannes Schoreel. Pichlee (C. G.) . . . 133.02 
 
 John Brent. Winthbop (T.) 264.30 
 
 John Doe and Richard Roe. Gould (E. S.) . 211.33 
 
 John Dorrien. Kavanagh (J. ) 227. 11 
 
 John Drayton, [anon.] 221.23 
 
 John Gilderstring's sin. Richards (C. F. ) . 213.07 
 John Godfrey's fortunes. Tayloe (J. Bayard). 255.16 
 John Godsoe's legacy. Kellogg (E.) . . . 226.12 
 John Halifax, gentleman. Ckaik (D.M.Muloch). 232.49 
 John Jack. Palmer (L.) [Peebles (M. L.)] 234.78 
 John Jasper's secret ; a sequel to " Mystsry of Edwin 
 
 Drood." [anon.'] .' 173.40 
 
 John Law. Ainswokth (W. H.) 115.24 
 
 John Marchmont's legacy. Braddon (M. E.) 135.25 
 John Marston Hall. James (G. P. R.) . . . 215.62 
 John Marten. Sherwood (M. M.) . v. 16 of 252.01 
 John Milton and his times. Ring (Max). . . 243.31 
 John Oakley's inheritance (Luck and pluck ; or). 
 
 Alger (H, jr.) 121.36 
 
 John Paul's book. Webb (C. H.) .... 2546.25 
 John Phoenix, pseud. See Derby (G. H. "> 
 John Thompson, blockhead. [Parr(L.)] , . 235.54 
 John True. Abbott (J.) Harper's story books, v. 6. 216.97 
 John Ward's governess. McGregor (Annie L.) 224.60 
 John Whoppjr the newsboy. [Clark (T. M.)j 155.04 
 John Worthington's name. Benedict (P. L. ) 132.42 
 Johnnie Dodge. Gardette (O. G ) . . . . 194. 01 
 Johnny Darby shire. Howitt (Wm. ) In Little 
 
 classics, v. 9 „ 226.96 
 
 Johnny Ludlow, [anon.] 226.25 
 
 Johnnykin and the goblins. Leland (C. G.) . 186.30 
 Johnson (H. K.) Roddy's ideal 216.68 
 
 — Rjddy's reality 216.66 
 
 — Roddy's romance 216.67 
 
 Johnson (R.) Seven champions of Christendom. 251.66 
 Johnson (Rossiter, editor). See Little classics. 226.83 
 Johnson (S ) History of Rasselas. 2U.01;221.22; 5045.10 
 Johnson (Virginia W.) Calderwood secret. . 226.28 
 
 — Catskill fairies 226.29 
 
 — Joseph the Jew. [anon.] 215.96 
 
 — Sack of gold 226.27 
 
 — Travels of au American owl 215.92 
 
 Johnstone (C.) Chrysal ;or, the adventures of a guinea. 
 
 4v 221.21 
 
 Johnstone {Mrs. J.) Clan-Albyn ; a national tale. 221. 23 
 
 — (editor). Edinburgh tales. 3 v 184.22 
 
 Jolly (Emily). Caste, [anon.] 152.14 
 
 — Colonel Dacre 161.20 
 
 — My son's wife . . 233.16 
 
 — Safely married. 256.51 
 
 Jonathan. Tytler (C. C. Fraser-) .... 262.80 
 Jonathan Jefferson Whitlaw. Trollope (F.) 266.58 
 Jonathan "Wild. Fielding (H.) 192.03; 5036.03; 5037.23 
 
 Jones (Charles H.) Da vault's mills 216.70 
 
 Jones (E. H.) and Cox (G. W.) Tales of the Teutonic 
 
 lands 165.04 
 
 Jones (Justin). Virginia Graham 215.93 
 
 Jones (J. B.) Border war ; a tale of disunion. 221.29 
 
 — Freaks of fortune 225.88 
 
 — Rival belles 215.95 
 
 — Winkles (The) 221.30 
 
 Jones (J. Hilton). The dominie's son. . . . 221.31 
 Jones (J. R. ) The Quaker soldier ; or the British in 
 
 Philadelphia 221.32 
 
 Jones (J.S.) Life of Jefferson S.Batkins, [pseud.] 132.28 
 
 Jonquil, pseud. Was she engaged 262.84 
 
 Joriiock's hunt (Handley cross, or). [Surtees 
 
 (H- S.)] 212.38 
 
 Joseph and his friend. Taylor (Bayard). . . 255.13 
 
 Joseph Andrews. Fielding (H.) 192.08 
 
 Joseph Noirel's revenge. Cherbuliez (V.) . 153.32 
 Joseph n. and his court. Muhlbach (L.) . . 233.01 
 
 Joseph the Jew. Johnson (Virginia W.) . . 215,95 
 Josh Billings, pseud. See Shaw (Henry W.) . 
 Josh Billings, his sayings. Shaw (H. W.) . . 251.47 
 Josh Billings on ice. Shaw (H. W.) . . . 251.18 
 Joshua Davidson, communist (True history of). [Lin- 
 
 ton (Mrs. E. L.)] 226.30 
 
 Joshua Haggard's daughter. Braddon (M. E. ) 141.08 
 
 Joshua Marvel. Farjeon (B. L. ) 19L41 
 
 Journey to the centre of the earth. Verne (J.) 262.96 
 Journey to the world underground. Holberg(L.)213]84 
 Journey from this world to the next. Fielding 
 
 (H.) 5037.23; 5036.01 
 
 Journeyman joiner. Dudevant (A. L. A. D.) 175.63 
 
 JuDiEA capta. Tonna (C. E.) 5076.15 
 
 Judah's lion. Tonna (C. E.) Works, v. 2. . 507e!l5 
 Judd (Rev. Sylvester). Margaret ; a tale of the reid 
 
 and the ideal. 2v 221.34 
 
 — Philo ; an evangeliad 221.36 
 
 — Richard Edney and the governor's family. . 221.37 
 Judge Justin. Abbott (J. ) In Harper's story books, 
 
 v. 11. 216.90 
 
 Judge not ; or, Hester Power. Sheppard (Mrs. 
 
 (E.) 251.58 
 
 Judson (Mrs. E. O.) Alderbrook. 2 v. . . 221.38 
 
 — Kathayan slave. In Little classics, v. 3. . 226.85 
 
 Julia (The), [anon.] 221.40 
 
 Julia de Roubigne'. Mackenzie (H.) . . . 2536.15 
 Julia de Tre'cceur (The sphinx, or). Feutllet 
 
 (Octave) 196.21 
 
 Julian borne: tale of college life. Fabrar(F.W.) 191.12 
 Julian, or scenes in Judea. Ware (W.) . . 262.67 
 Julian ; or, the close of an era. Bungener (L.F. ) 145.11 
 Julte Corryeur, a romance of the Alps. Grattan 
 
 (T. O.) 235.95 
 
 Juliette ; or, now and forever. [Baker (Mrs. H. 
 
 N. W.)l 131.11 
 
 Julius, and other tales. Topffer (R.) . . . 193.19 
 Julius ; or, the street boy out west. Alger 
 
 (H, jr.) 123.38 
 
 Jumping frog of Calaveras county. Clemens 
 
 (S. L.) 155.19 
 
 Juno and Georgie. Abbott (J.) 111.31 
 
 Juno Clifford. Moulton (L. O. ) 232.39 
 
 Juno on a journey. Abbott (J.) 111.33 
 
 Juno stories. See Abbott (J.) 111.31 
 
 Jupiter's daughters. Jenktn {Mrs. C.) . . 215.87 
 
 Justin Harley. Cooke (J. E.) .' 163.33 
 
 Kaloolah. Mayo (W. S.) 231.57 
 
 Kamba Thorpe, pseud. See Bellamy (E. W.) 
 Kangaroo hunters. Bowman (A.) .... 135.11 
 Karl Krinken. Warner (S. and A. B.) . . 263.20 
 
 Karr(A.) The Alain family 221.41 
 
 Kate Beaumont. De Forest (J. W. ) . . . 172.49 
 
 Kate Carlton. Wise (D.) 222.84 
 
 Kate Coventry. Melville (G. J. W.) . . . 231.93 
 
 Kate Danton. Fleming (M. A.) 197.04 
 
 Kate Kennedy. Newby (Mrs. C. J.) . . . 233.28 
 Kate Marstone ; or, happy homes, etc. [anon.] 221.43 
 
 Kate O'Donoghue. Lever (C.) 223.57 
 
 Kate Vinton. McKeeveb (H. B.) .... 225.01 
 Katharine Ashton. Sewell (Miss E.M.) 2 v. 251.37 
 Katherine Douglas. Coppard (S. S.) . . . 165.05 
 Katharine Walton ; or, the rebel of Dorchester. Simms 
 
 (W. G.) 252.32 
 
 Kathayan slave. Judson (E. C.) In Little classics, v. 3. 226.85 
 Katherine Earle. Trafton (Miss A.) . . . 266.32 
 
 Kathte Brande. [Parr (H.)] 222.64 
 
 Kathleen, [anon.] 221.85 
 
 Katie Stewart, a true story. Oliphant (Mrs. M. 
 
 O. W.) ........... . 221.44 
 
 Katsch (A. E.) Under the stork's nest. . . 221.36 
 Kavanagh (Bridget and Julia). Pearl fountain and 
 
 other fairy tales 216.56 
 
 Kavanagh (Julia). Adele 221.45 
 
 — Beatrice , 521.46 
 
 — Bessie 221.57 
 
 — Daisy Burns 221.47 
 
 -Dora. 221.48 
 
 — Grace Lee 221.49 
 
 — John Dorrien 227.11 
 
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 495 
 
 — Madeleine : a tale of Auvergne 221.50 
 
 — Nathalie 221.51 
 
 _ Queen Mab. 221.52 
 
 — KachelGray 221.53 
 
 — Seven years, and other tales 221.54 
 
 -Silvia. 221.56 
 
 Sybil's second love 221.55 
 
 — Two lilies 227.12 
 
 Kavanagh. Longfellow (H. W.) 224.23 
 
 Same. Prose works, v. 2 5052.12 
 
 Keaky(A.) Castle Daly 216.59 
 
 — Janet's home 215.94 
 
 — Oldbury. 227.06 
 
 — York and Lancaster rose 216.60 
 
 — and E.) Heroes of Asgard 212.89 
 
 Keddie {Miss H.) [' Sarah Ty tier.'] Citoyenne 
 
 Jacqueline 262.33 
 
 — Diamond rose 262.35 
 
 — Girlhood and womanhood 262.29 
 
 — Huguenot family 262.34 
 
 — Noblesse oblige 262.25 
 
 — Papers for thoughtful girls 262.26 
 
 Keeleb (R.) Gloverson and his silent partners. 221.84 
 
 — Vagabond adventures 221.86 
 
 Keene (S. F.) Orient boys 215.97 
 
 — Lyle MacDonald 215.98 
 
 Keightley (T.) Fairy mythology 185.21 
 
 Kellogg (E.) Elm Island stories. 6 v. . . 221.94 
 
 1. Lion Ben. . . . 221.94 
 
 2. Charlie Bell. . . 221 95 
 8. Ark of Elm Island. 221.96 
 
 4. Boy farmers. . . . 221.97 
 
 5. Young ship-builclers. 221.98 
 
 6. Hard-scrabble. . . 221.99 
 
 — Forest glen series, v. 1-3 226.94 
 
 1. Sowed by the wind. 227.01 I 3. Brought to the front. 227.03 
 
 2. Wolf run. . . . 227.02 | 
 
 — Pleasant cove series, v. 1-6 226.08 
 
 1. Arthur Brown. . 226.08 
 
 2. Young deliverers. 226.09 
 
 3. Cruise of the Casco. 
 
 4. Child of the island glen. 
 
 5. John Godsoe's legacy. 226.12 
 
 6. Fisher boys of Pleasant 
 
 Cove 226.20 
 
 — Whispering pine series, v. 1-6 226. 13 
 
 1. Sparks of genius. 226.13 I 4. Winning his spurs. 226.16 
 
 2. Sophomores of Radcliffe. 5. Turning of the tide. 226.17 
 
 3. Whispering pine. 226.15 | 6. Stout heart. . . . 226.19 
 
 Kelson (L) Danger in the dark, a tale of priest- 
 craft 226.33 
 
 Kellets and O'Kelleys. Tbollope (A.) . . 261.70 
 Kenelm Chillingly, his adventures and opinions. 
 
 Bulweb-Lytton (E. G. E. L.) .... 144.05 
 Ket.ty (M. A. ) Visiting my relations. . . . 262.44 
 
 Kenilwobth. Scott (Sir W.) 2 v 245.52 
 
 Kennedy (Grace). Dunallan 221.58 
 
 — Father Clement, a Roman Catholic story. Profes- 
 
 sion is not principle. Decision or religion must 
 
 bealL 221.91 
 
 Kennedy (J. P.) Horseshoe Robinson. . . 221.59 
 
 — Quodlibet : annals, ete 221.60 
 
 — Rob of the bowl. By Solomon Second-thoughts, 
 
 pseud 221.61 
 
 — Swallow barn, or the old dominion. . . . 221.62 
 
 Kenneth. Yonge (Miss C. M.) 265.41 
 
 Kenneth and Hugh; or self-mastery. By "Cousin 
 
 Kate, "pseud 133.15 
 
 Kenneth, my king. Bbock (S. A.) .... 142.06 
 Kennett (Story of). Tayloe (J. Bayard). . . 255.17 
 Kentucky's loves ; or roughing it around Pari3. King 
 
 (E.) 221.89 
 
 Keon (M. G.) Dion and the Sibyls 226.18 
 
 Kebb (Orpheus C), pseud. See Newell (R. H.) 
 Ketchttm (Mrs. A. C. B.) Nellie Bracken. . 141.10 
 Kettell (S. ) Yaukee notions. A medley, by Timo. 
 
 Titterwell, pseud 261.96 
 
 K'haunte Kineh-Wella, or Eastern story-teller. Shipp 
 
 _ (J-) 251.73 
 
 Kicklebhbys abroad, eto. Thackebay (W. M. ) 255.40 
 
 Kilmeny. Black (W.) 134.32 
 
 Kilosa. See Hosmee (Harriet). 
 
 Kimball (R. B.) Henry Powers, banker ; how he 
 
 achieved a fortune and married. . . . 221.68 
 
 — Prince of Kashna ; a West Indian story. . 221. 63 
 
 — Romance of student life abroad 221.64 
 
 — Saint Leger ; or, the threads of life. . . . 221.65 
 
 — To-day 221.87 
 
 — Undercurrents of Wall street 221.66 
 
 — Was he successful ? 221. 67 
 
 King Arthur. See Akthub (p. 462). 
 
 King of the golden river ; or, black brothers. Ruskin 
 
 (J-) 244.50 
 
 Same. In Little classics, v. 10 226.79 
 
 King(E.) Kentucky's love; or, roughing it aromid 
 
 Paris 221.89 
 
 King (Katherine). Hugh Melton 221.76 
 
 — Off the roll 221.88 
 
 — Our detachment 221.79 
 
 — Queen of the regiment 221.78 
 
 King (Jlfrs. S. P.) Sylvia's world, [anon.] . 254.51 
 King of No- land. Faejeon (B. L.) .... 196.13 
 King of the mountains. About (E.) ... 112.02 
 King of the Hurons. Myees (P. M.) . . . 233.77 
 King of the peak. Cunningham (A.) In Little classics, v. 7. 226.89 
 
 King's own. Maeeyat (F.) 225.50 
 
 King's highway. James (G. P. R.) . . . 215.63 
 
 Kingsfoed (Jane), pseud. See Babnaed (C.) 
 Ktngsley (C.) Alton Locke ; tailor and poet. 221.69 
 
 — Hereward ; the last of the English. . . . 221. 70 
 
 — Heroes ; or, Greek fairy tales 221.76 
 
 — Hypatia 221.71 
 
 — Madam How and Lady Why ; or first lessons in 
 
 earth lore for children 4723.11 
 
 — Two years ago 221.72 
 
 — Water babies 221.73 
 
 — Westward ho ! voyages of Sir Amyas Leigh. 221.74 
 
 — Yeast ; a problem 221.75 
 
 Ktngsley (H.) Austin Elliot 222.01 
 
 — Boy in grey 226.05 
 
 — Hetty 222.08 
 
 — Harveys (The) 226.06 
 
 — The Hillyars and the Burtons 222.03 
 
 — Leighton court ; a country house story. . 222. 04 
 
 — Lost child. [In Little classics, v. 10.] . . . . 226.97 
 
 — Mademoiselle Mathilde 226. 01 
 
 — Old Margaret 222.00 
 
 — Ravenshoe 222. 05 
 
 — Recollections of Geoffry Hamlyn. . . . 222. 02 
 
 — Silcote of Silcotes 222.06 
 
 — Stretton 222.07 
 
 Kingston (W. H. G.) Adventures of Dick Onslow 
 
 among the red skins 222.09 
 
 — Annual for boys 222.10 
 
 — Antony Weymouth ; or, the gentlemen adven- 
 
 turers 222.11 
 
 — Cruise of the Frolic 222.12 
 
 — Ernest Bracebridge ; or, school-days. . . 222.13 
 
 — Foxholme Hall, and other tales for London 
 
 boys 222.95 
 
 — Fred Markham in Russia 221.93 
 
 — Perils and adventures of Harry Skipworth. 222.96 
 
 — Peter the whaler 222.14 
 
 — Pirate's treasure 222.97 
 
 — Pirate of the Mediterranean 222.99 
 
 — Rob Nixon ; the old white trapper. . . . 222.15 
 
 — Round the world 222.16 
 
 — Salt water ; or, Neil D'Arcy, the midshipman. 222.17 
 
 — True hero, or story of W. Penn 222.98 
 
 Kinsman (J. B.) Cadet life at West Point. . 145.30 
 Kingston's annual for boys. Kingston (W.H.G.) 222.10 
 Kinkel, pseud. See Sheppakd (E. S.) 
 
 Kinzie (Mrs. J. A. ) Walter Ogilby. . . . 221.90 
 
 Kip (L. ) jEnone, a tale of slave life in Rome. 113.26 
 
 — The dead marquis 226.31 
 
 Kikk (Eleanor), pseud. See Ames (Mrs. Nellie). 121.41 
 Klbke (Edmund). See Gilmobe (J. R.) 
 
 Kismet. [No name series.! 216.64 
 
 Kissing the rod. Yates (E.) 265.17 
 
 Kit Barn's adventures. Clabke (M. C.) . . 155.15 
 
 Kitty. Edwakds (M. B.) 182.41 
 
 Kitty's choice. Davis (Mrs. R. H. ) . . . . 172.03 
 
 Kltmius (Nicolas), pseud. See Holbeeg (L.) 
 
 Kleist (H. von). Michael Eohlhaus. [In Oxenfbrd (J.) Tales 
 
 from the German.] 255.04 
 
 Klosteeheim ; or, the masque. De Quincey (T.) 172.28 
 Knapp (S. L.) The bachelors, and other tales. 226.35 
 
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496 
 
 FICTION : KnatohbuU to Lawrence. 
 
 Knatchbull-Hugessen (E. H.) See Hugessen 
 
 (B.H. K.) 185.38 
 
 Knevals (Mrs. D. C.) ['F. Eastwood.'] Marcella of 
 
 Rome 186.07 
 
 Knick knacks from an editor's table. Clabk; 
 
 (L. G.) 155.06 
 
 Knickerbockeb's history of New York. Ibying 
 
 (W.) 215.28 
 
 Knight of the golden meliee [i. e. Sir Christopher Gar- 
 
 diner)]: a historical romance. Adams (J.T.) 222.18 
 Knight of Gwynne. Leveb(C) 3 v. . . . 223.49 
 Knights of England, France, and Scotland. Hekbekt 
 
 (H. W.) . 213.27 
 
 Knitting work wrought by Ruth Partington. Shilla- 
 
 ber (B. P.) 252.18 
 
 Knobbing ( Baroness). Peasant and his landlord. 222.20 
 
 ' Knowles (J. S. ) Fortescue 222.21 
 
 Koningsmaeke : a story of the new world. Paulding 
 
 (J. K.) 235.17 
 
 Kobneb (C. T.) Prose tales. In his Life, etc. v. 2, 
 
 1815 1651.28 
 
 Keiloff (I. A. ) Fables russes. [In Russian, French, 
 
 and Italian]. - 2 v. ........ 185.11 
 
 — Ralston (R. S.) Kriloff and his fables. . . 185.06 
 
 Labob lost. Abbott (Jacob) 111.51 
 
 Labor stands on golden feet. Zschokke (H. ) 265.59 
 Laboulaye (E. R. L. ) Fairy tales of all nations. 185.21 
 
 Contents : Perlino. Tvon and Finette. Castle of life. 
 Destiny. The twelve months. Sswauda, the piper. The gold 
 bread. Story of the noses. Three citrous. Story of Co- 
 querico. King Bizarre and prince Charming. Abdallah, 
 or the four-leaved clover. 
 
 — Paris in America. . 222.25 
 
 Lace-makers ; or, Irish character. Mebedith 
 
 {Mrs. L. A.) 952.06 
 
 Lacy diamonds. Coulson (J. G. A.) . . . . 222.46 
 Ladder of life, a heart history. Edwards (A. B.) 182.28 
 Ladies of Beaver Hollow. Manning (Anne). . 225.27 
 Lady Alice; or the new Una. Huntington (J.V.) 215.09 
 Lady and the priest. Maberley {Mrs. K. C.) 221.50 
 
 Lady Anna. Teollope (Anthony) 261.92 
 
 Lady Ashley. Smith (J. F.) 252.98 
 
 Lady Audley's secret. Braddon {Miss M. E.) 135.26 
 Lady Betty's governess ; or the Corbet chronicles. 
 
 Guernsey (E.) ......... 216.19 
 
 Lady-bird. Fulleeton {Lady G. ) .... 193.11 
 
 Lady Ernestine. Warfield (Mrs. C. A.) . . 262.72 
 Lady Green-satin. Chesnez (C. M. des). . . 153.37 
 
 Lady Hester. Yonge (C. M.) 265.68 
 
 Lady Judith. McCarthy (J.) . ..."*.. 223.88 
 Lady Lee's widowhood. Hamley (E. B.) . . 212.32 
 Lady Lisle. Braddon {Miss M. E.) . . . . 135.27 
 
 Lady Maud. Egan (Pierce) 181.27 
 
 Lady of Lyndon. Blake {Lady) 133.40 
 
 Lady of Milan. Thompson (Mrs. K. B.) . . 261.30 
 Lady of Shalott. Phelps (E. S.) In Little classics, 
 
 v. 10 226.97 
 
 Lady of the ice. De Mtlle (J.) 172.35 
 
 Lady of the isle. Southworth (ifrs.E.D.E.N.) 253.35 
 Lady of the manor. Sherwood (M. M.) . . 252.09 
 Lady Rosamond's book. Guernsey (L. E. ) . 216.18 
 
 Lady Superior. Pollard (E. F.) 241.19 
 
 Lady Sweetapple ; or, three to one. Dasent 
 
 (G. W.) 17X.35 
 
 Lady Willoughby. [Rathbone (H. M.)] . . 222.23 
 Lady's mile. Bbaddon {Miss M. E.) . . . 135.28 
 
 Lafitte ( J. P. ) The red doctor 222^26 
 
 Lafitte, the pirate of the Gulf. Ingeaham (J.H.) 214.72 
 Laing (C H. B.) The old farm house. . . . 222.27 
 
 Laird's Jock. Scott {Sir W. ) 245.37 
 
 Luhd of Norlaw. Oliphant {Mrs. M. O. W.) 234.13 
 
 Lajetchnikoff (— ). The heretic 222.28 
 
 Lake house. Lewald (F.) 223.69 
 
 Lake shore ; or, the slave, the serf, the apprentice. 
 
 Souvestre (E.) 253.49 
 
 Lake shore series. See Adams (W. T. ) . . . 112.33 
 Lakeville ; or, substance and shadow. Healy 
 
 ( JI -) 212.88 
 
 Lamaetine (A. P. de). Fior d'Aliza. . . . 222.24 
 
 — Genevieve 222.29 
 
 — Graziella. . . . . 222.75 
 
 — Memoirs of my youth. [With Genevieve. ] 222 29 
 
 — Raphael: 222 30 
 
 — Stone mason (The). 222 31 
 
 Lamb (0.) Rosamond Gray. . . 5047:01 ; 5047.07 
 
 — Dissertation upon roast pig. In Little classics, v. 5. 226 8fi 
 
 — Dream children. In Little classics, v. 4. . . .' 22687 
 Lamb (C. and M.) Tales from Shakespeare! 
 
 2 v. in 1 ' 222 32 
 
 Lamb {Mrs. M. J. ) Spicy 222 93 
 
 Lame devil. Le Sage (A. R.) 223.93 
 
 La Motte Fouque (F. H. C, baron). See Fouqce. 
 
 Lamplighter. Cummins (M. S.) 171.12 
 
 Lamplighter's story, etc. Dickens (C.) . . 173.36 
 Lancashire witches. Ainswoeth (W. H.) . . 115.03 
 Lancewood (L.), pseud. See Wise (1>.) 
 Lances of Lynwood. Yonge (Miss CM.) . 265.42 
 
 Land at last. Yates (Edmund) 265.18 
 
 Lander (Meta). Esperance 222.39 
 
 — Marion Graham; or "higher than happiness." 222.41 
 Lander (Sarah W. ) Spectacles for young eyes. 
 
 8 v 222.85 
 
 Contents : 1. Boston. 2. St. Petersburgh. 3. Peiin. 
 
 4. Moscow. 5. Zurich. 6. Berlin. 7. Borne. 8. New York. 
 
 Lando (O. ) Novels. In Roscoe (T.) Italian novelists, 
 
 v. 3 244.22 
 
 Landon (L. E.) Complete works. 2v.ini. 5047.05 
 Contents : Romance and reality. Francesco Carrara. 
 Traits and trials of early life. Ethel Churchill. 
 
 — Romance and reality 222.38 
 
 Landon (M. D. ) Eli Perkins (at large) : his sayings 
 
 and doings 2i2.28 
 
 — Saratoga in 1901 222.19 
 
 Landor (W. S.) Pericles and Aspasia. 222.22 ; 5047.04 
 Lane (Wickliffe), pseud. See Jenings (E. ) . 222.43 
 Laneton parsonage. Sewell (E. M.) . . . 251.39 
 Langbees (A. F.) Novels. In Roscoe (T.) German 
 
 novelists, v. 4 244.19 
 
 Langdon (Mary), pseud. See Pike (Mrs. F. W. A. ) 
 Langhorne (J.)History of Solyman and Almena. 222.94 
 
 — Theodosius and Constantia 222.94 
 
 Langstafp (Lancelot), pseud. See Ibving (W.) 
 
 Lanier (Sidney). Tiger lilies 222.44 
 
 Lanmeee. Dork {Mrs. J. C. R.) 175.12 
 
 Lapstone ; or, the sailor turned shoemaker. Abbott 
 
 (J.) Harper's story books, v. 10. . . . 216.89 
 La Salle (A. de). Little Jehan de Saintre. . 222.79 
 Labcelle (L. E.) Magdalen the enchantress. 225.12 
 Lascelles (Lady Caroline^ , pseud. See Bbaddon (M. E.) 
 
 Lascine. By an Oxford man 226.37 
 
 Lasselle {Mrs. N. P. ) The belle of Washington. 222.4G 
 Last Aldini (The). Dudevant (Mine. A. L. A. D.) 175.57 
 Last Athenian (The). Rydberg (V.) . . . 244.51 
 Last baron of Crana (The denounced, or the). Banim 
 
 (M.) 132.33 
 
 Last chronicle of Barset. Trollope (A.) . . 261.59 
 Last day of a condemned man. Hugo (V.) . 214.61 
 Last days of a king. [Murat.] Hartmann (T.) 212.49 
 Last days of Pompeii. Bulwee-Lytton (E. G. 
 
 E. L.) 144.13 
 
 Last of the barons. Bulwee-Lytton (E.G.E.L.) 144.14 
 Last of the foresters. Cooke (J. E.) . . . 163.12 
 Last of the Mohicans. Cooper (J. F.) . . . 16401 
 Last of the Mortimers. Oliphant (Mrs. M. O. 
 
 W.) 234.131 
 
 Last of his name. Perce (E.) 241.02 
 
 Later tales. 1867-68. Andersen (H. C. ) . . 121.35 
 
 Latee years. Prime (W, C.) 241.65 
 
 LATTEBdays. Sherwood (M. M.) Works, v. 2. 252.02 
 Launcelot Greaves. Smollett (T.) Works, v. 5. 5067.08 
 
 Laura Everingham. Grant (J.) 216.05 
 
 Laurel bush. Craik (Mrs. D. M. Muloch). . 235.80 
 Lauson tragedy. De Forest (W.) In Little classics, v. 3. 226.85 
 Lavengeo ; the scholar, the gipsy, the priest. Borrow 
 
 (G.) 135.03 
 
 Same. 3 v 135.04 
 
 Lavenu (L. S.) Erlesmere ; or contrasts of 
 
 character. 222.45 
 
 Lavinia. Rufeini(G.) 244.45 
 
 Lavtnia; or one year of wedlock. Caelen (E. F.) 115.42 
 Law and the lady. Collins (W. Wilkie). . . 162.38 
 Lawbenoe (G. A.) Anteros 222. 77 
 
 — Barren honor 222.47 
 
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FICTION : Lawrence to Leslie. 
 
 497 
 
 — Breaking a butterfly ; or, Blanche Ellerslie*s 
 
 ending 222.52 
 
 ,- Brakespeare ; or, fortunes of a free lance. . 222.48 
 
 — Guy Livingstone 222.53 
 
 — Hagarene 224.17 
 
 — Maurice Dering ; or, the quadrilateral. . . 222.49 
 
 — Sans Merci ; or, kestrels and falcons. . . 222.50 
 
 — Sword and gown . 222.51 
 
 Lawrence Lancewood, pseud. See Wise (D.) 
 Lawrence' s adventures. Trowbridge (J. T.) 262.17 
 Lawrences (The). Turnbull (Charlotte). . 266.45 
 
 Lawme Todd. Galt (J.) 193.23 
 
 Lazarus (E.) Alide : an episode of Goethe's life. 223.00 
 Leaf in the storm. " Ouida." [Bame (L. dela).] 172.26 
 
 Same. In Little classics, v. 11 226.99 
 
 Leah : a woman of fashion. Edwards (Mrs. A.) 182.43 
 Leah Mordecai. Abbott (Mrs. B. K.) . . . 113.21 
 Leah Dundas (Atonement of). Linton (Mrs. 
 
 E. L.) 224.03 
 
 Lear of the Steppe. Tourgeneef (L.) . „ . 266.67 
 Leather-stocking tales. Cooper (J. F. ) 
 
 3. Pathfinder. . . 164.08 
 
 1. Decrslayer. . . 163.23 
 
 2. Last of the Mohi- 
 cans. ..... 164.01 
 
 4. Pioneers. 
 
 5. Prairie. 
 
 164.10 
 164.11 
 
 Leather stocking and silk. Cooke (J. E.) . 163.18 
 Leaves from a family journal. Souyestre (E.) 253.52 
 Leaves from Margaret's Smith's journal. Whittler 
 
 (J. G.) . . . 263.57 
 
 Leavttt (J. M. ) The American cardinal, [anon.] 114.30 
 Led astray, or la petite comtesse. Feutllet (O. ) 192. 21 
 Ledbubt (Adventures of Mr.) Smith (A.) . 252.75 
 Lee(D. K.) Master-builder 222.54 
 
 — Merrimack ; or, life at the loom 225.55 
 
 LEE(Jfrs. E. B.) Parthenia 222.56 
 
 Lee (Harriet). Canterbury tales. 2v. . . . 222.57 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Introduction. The landlady's tale — Mary 
 Lawson. The friend's tale — Stanhope. The wife's tale — 
 Julia. The traveler's tale — Montford. The poet's tale— 
 Arundel. The old woman's tale — Lothaire, a legend. 
 
 2. The German's tale — Kruitzner. The Scotsman's tale. 
 — Claudine. The Frenchman's tale — Constance. The offi- 
 cer's tale— Cavendish. 
 
 Lee (Holme), pseud. See Parr (H.) 
 
 Lee (Margaret). Dr. Wilmer's love. . . . 222. 73 
 
 Lee (Sophia). Canterbury tales 222.59 
 
 Contents : Introduction. The clergyman's tale. Pem- 
 broke. Memoir of Sophia Lee. The young lady's tale. 
 The two Emilys. 
 
 Leech club ; or, the mystery of the Catskill. Owen 
 (G. W.) 236.01 
 
 Leeds (W. H, translator). Popular tales and romances 
 of northern nations. 3 v 255.01 
 
 LeFanu(J. S.) All in the dark. ..... 223.01 
 
 — Checkmate 223.08 
 
 — GuyDeverelL 223.02 
 
 — House by the churchyard 223.03 
 
 — Lost name 223.04 
 
 — Tenants of Malory. 223.04 
 
 — Uncle Silas 223.07 
 
 — Wylder's hand 223.06 
 
 LEPT-handed Elsa. \awn,~\ 226.40 
 
 Left on Labrador. Stephens (C. A.) . . . 256.10 
 Legend of Montrose. Scott (Sir Walter). . 245.31 
 Legend of Bsadjig Abbey. Mactarlane (C.) 224. G2 
 Legend of tiio Khine. Thackeray (W. M.) . 255.57 
 Legends a:id stories of Ireland. Lover (S.) 2 v. 224.30 
 Legends of the American revolution. Lippard 
 
 (G.) 223.94 
 
 Legends of Charlemagne. Bulfinoh (T.) . 143.30 
 
 Legends of number Nip. Lemon (M.) . . 185.36 
 
 Legends of the Black Watch. Grant (J. ) . 216.06 
 
 Legends of the Christian east. St. John (B.) 244.70 
 
 Legends of Mexico. 'Ltppabd (G.) .... 223.89 
 
 Legends of the West. Hail (J.) 212.19 
 
 Legrand (M.) The Cambridge freshman ; or, memoirs 
 
 of Mr. Golightly 223.09 
 
 Leigh (Marian). My own story 223.10 
 
 Leighton court. Kingsley (H.) 222.04 
 
 Leila ; or the island. Tytlbr (A. F.) . . . 262.30 
 
 Letla in England. Tytlbr (A. F.) .... 262.31 
 
 Leila at home. Tytler (A. F.) 262.32 
 
 Leila, or the siege of Granada. Bulwer-Lytton (E. 
 
 G. E. L., lord Lyiion) 144.15 
 
 Leisure hour series. Namely :— 
 
 About (E.) Man with a broken ear. . . . 112 03 
 
 — Notary's nose 112 04 
 
 Alcestis .'.'.* 314 26 
 
 Alexander (Mrs.) Her dearest foe! .'..'. 115.35 
 
 — Heritage of Laugdale 11536 
 
 — Ralph Wilton's weird. ...'.*[! 115 34 
 
 — Which shall it be ? ',','. 266 70 
 
 — Wooing o't .".'.' 26l]82 
 
 Auerbach (B,) Aloys 124.27 
 
 — Black forest village stories " 124 20 
 
 — Convicts (The) and their children. , . . 124.25 
 
 — Edelweiss 124,15 
 
 — German taleB. . . . , [ i2i.21 
 
 — Joseph in the snow 124^22 
 
 — Little barefoot. ......... 124.08 
 
 — Lorley and Reinhard 124^26 
 
 — On the heights. 124.09 
 
 — Villa on the Rhine 124.19 
 
 Butt (B. M.) Miss Molly . 143.37 
 
 Bjbruson (B.) Fisher maiden 133.29 
 
 Cadell (H. M.) Ida Craven 151.18 
 
 Cherbuliez (V.) Count Kostia 153.33 
 
 — Joseph Noire! s revenge 153.32 
 
 — Prosper 153!34 
 
 Clarke (C. C.) Noblesse oblige 233.87 
 
 Corkran (A.)' Bessie Lang 166.03 
 
 Craven (P.) Flenrange 165.39 
 
 Droz (G.) Around a spring 175.53 
 
 — Babolain 176.30 
 
 Erskioe (Mrs. T.) Wyucote 186.08 
 
 Freytag (G.) Ingo. . .... . . 192.38 
 
 — Ingraban. " 192.39 
 
 Gift (T.) Pretty Miss Bellew . 196.33 
 
 Goethe (J. W. von). Elective affinities. . . 195.22 
 
 Hardy (T.) Desperate remedies. ..... 216.36 
 
 — Far from the madding crowd 216.37 
 
 — Hand of Ethelberta 216.38 
 
 — Pair of blue eyes 216.35 
 
 — TJnder the greenwood tree 216.34 
 
 Jenkin (Mrs. C.) Jupiter's daughters. . . 215.87 
 
 — Madame de Beaupre . 221.08 
 
 — Psyche of to-day 221 .10 
 
 — Skirmishing 221.11 
 
 — Who breaks pays 221.12 
 
 — Within an ace .221.22 
 
 Majendie (Lady M. E.) Giannetto. . . . 225.98 
 
 Maxwell (C.) Story of three sisters. . . . 231.17 
 
 Oliphant (Mrs. M. O. W.) Whlteladies. . 234.89 
 
 Palgrave (W. G.) Hermann Agha 234.68 
 
 Parr(L.) Hero Carthew. ....... 235.55 
 
 Poynter (E. F.) Ersilia 186.20 
 
 — My little lady 232.94 
 
 Richardson (S.) Clarissa Harlowe 243.09 
 
 Schmid (H ) The habermeister 244.86 
 
 Slip (A) in the fens 251.79 
 
 Spielhagen (F.) What the swallows sang. . 253.99 
 
 Tourgeneff (I. S.) Dimitri Roudine. . . 266.66 
 
 — Fathers and sons 262.21 
 
 — Liza 256.24 
 
 — On the eve 262.22 
 
 — Smoke ... 256.23 
 
 — Spring floods : a Lear of the Bteppe. . . 266.67 
 Tytler (C. C. F.) Jonathan 262.80 
 
 — Mistress Judith 261.95 
 
 Walford (L. B.) Mr. Smith 262.74 
 
 Winthrop (T.) Cecil Dreeme 264.28 
 
 — Edwin Brothertoft 264.29 
 
 — John Brent . 264.30 
 
 Leisure moments. Bennett (M. H. B.) . . 133.18 
 
 Leland (Anna). Home 223.11 
 
 Leland (C. G. ) Johnnykin and the goblins. . 186.30 
 Lemon (M.) Leyton Hall, a tale of love and 
 
 jealousy 223.12 
 
 — Legends of Number Nip 185. 36 
 
 LENAiiivers. Holmes {Mrs. M. J.) .... 213.54 
 Lennard (D. B. ) Tales from Moliere's plays. . 223.13 
 Lennox (C.) Female Quixote ; or adventures oi Ara- 
 bella. 2 v. lemon.] 223.15 
 
 Lennox (Mary). See Cook (M. L.) 
 
 Lenzen (Marie). Not in their set. From the German 
 
 byM. S 223.17 
 
 Leo, pseud. The scape-goat 244. 9 j 
 
 Leonard and Gertrude. Pestalozzi (J.H.) 2 v. 235.34 
 Leonora. Edgeworth (Maria). . . v. 8 of 182.07 
 Leonora Casaloni. Thollope (T. A.). . . . 261.82 
 Leonora d'Orco. James (G. P. E.) . . . . 215.66 
 Leontine ; or, the eourt of Louis xv. Maberly _ 
 
 (Mrs. K. C.) 224.51 
 
 LeSage(A. B.) Bachelor of Salamanca. 2 v. 223.18 
 
 -GilBlas. 223.20 
 
 Same. 3 v 223.21 
 
 Same. 2v 223.24 
 
 — Lame devil ~™n? 
 
 Leslie (Miss E.) Pencil sketches 223.2b 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME.the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
498 
 
 FICTION: Les'ie to Little. 
 
 Leslie (Madeline), pseud. See Bakes (H. N. W.) 
 Leslie Tyrrell. Craik (G. M.) ..... 165.20 
 Lessing (G. E.) Fables and epigrams, with Essays on 
 
 fable and epigram. *oo?q 
 
 Lessons in life. Arthur (T. S.) 123.13 
 
 Lestek (C. E.) Stanhope Burleigh ; or the Jesuits in 
 
 our own homes 223.27 
 
 Letter-bag of the Great "Western. Haliburton 
 
 (T ) 212.80 
 
 Letters of Ortis. Foscolo (Ugo) .... 192.24 
 Lettees to an incognita. Mertmee (P.) . . 32)1.16 
 Lever (Charles). Arthur O'Leary. .... 223.28 
 
 — Barringtou 223.29 
 
 — Bramleighs of Bishop's Folly. ..... 223.31 
 
 — Charles O'Malley, the Irish dragoon. . . . 223.30 
 
 — Con Ciegan, the Irish Gil Bias 223.33 
 
 — Confessions of Harry Lorrequer. 2 v. . . 223.34 
 
 — Daltons, or three roads in life 223.36 
 
 — Davenport Dunn : a man of our day. . . 223.39 
 
 — Day's ride : a life's romance 223.40 
 
 — Diary and notes of Horace Templeton. . . 223. 41 
 
 — Dodd family abroad 223.42 
 
 — Fortunes of Glencore 223.46 
 
 — Gerald Fitzgerald, "the chevalier." . . . 223.47 
 
 — Jack Hinton the guardsman 223.48 
 
 — Kate O'Donoghue. [Same as O'Donoghue.] 223.57 
 
 — Knight of Gwynne 223.49 
 
 — Lord Kilgobbin 223.64 
 
 — Luttrell of Arran 223.52 
 
 — Martins of Cro' Martin. 3 v 223.53 
 
 — Maurice Tierney, the soldier of fortune. . 223.56 
 
 — O'Donoghue (The) 223.57 
 
 — One of them 223.58 
 
 — Kent in a cloud 223. 63 
 
 — Boland Cashel 223.59 
 
 — St. Patrick's eve 223.63 
 
 — Sir Brooke Fosbrooke 223.60 
 
 — Sir Jasner Carew 223.61 
 
 — That boy of Norcott's 223.66 
 
 — Tom Burke of " Ours." 223.62 
 
 — Tony Butler 261.41 
 
 Lewald (Fanny). Hulda, or tha deliverer. From the 
 
 German, by Mrs. A. L. Wister 226.41 
 
 — Lake house 223.69 
 
 Lewes (George H.) Eanthorpe 223.67 
 
 — Three sisters and three fortunes ; or, Kose, Blanche, 
 
 and Violet 223.68 
 
 Lewes (Marian Evans, wife of G. H.) [' George Eliot.'] 
 Adam Bede 184.01 
 
 — Daniel Deronda. 2 v. 186.32 
 
 — Felix Holt, the radical. 184.02 
 
 — Middlemarch. 2 v 184.08 
 
 — Mill on the floss 184.03 
 
 — Bomola. . 184.04 
 
 — Silas Marner. « . 184.05 
 
 — Scenes of clerical life 184.06 
 
 Lewis (C. B., the Detroit Free Press man). "Quads 
 
 odds ;" anecdote, humor, and pathos. . 223.83 
 Lewis (M. G.) Bravo of Venice. .... 223.70 
 
 — Tales of wonder 1663.23 
 
 Lewis Arundel. Smedley (F. E. ) .... 252.64 
 Leyton Hall, a tale of jealousy. Lemon (Mark). 223.12 
 Liberators of Holland. Charles (E.) . . . 153.16 
 Library of fiction, or family story-teller. 2 v. 223.91 
 Libussa. MusiEus (J. O. A.) [In Tales from the German.] 151.13 
 Lie (J.) The pilot and his wife : a Norse love 
 
 story 221.90 
 
 Liefde ( Rev. J. de). See De Llefde. 
 
 Life and alone, [anon.] 223.96 
 
 Life and adventures of Bobin Hood. Marsh 
 
 (J. B.) 225.78 
 
 Life and love in Norway. See Afraja. . . 232.43 
 Life and sayings of Mrs. Partington. Shillaber 
 
 (B. P.) . . . . 252.17 
 
 Life before him. [anon.] 223.71 
 
 Life-boat : a tale of our coast heroes. Ballantyne 
 
 (B. M.) 131.24 
 
 Life for a life. Craik (D. M. Muloch). . . 232.50 
 Life here and there. Willis (N. P.) . . . 264.12 
 Life in a whaler. By Sailor Charley, pseudon. 223.95 
 
 Life in Dalecarlia. Bremer (F.) 235.99 
 
 Life in Danbury. Bailey (J. M.) .... 125.40 
 
 Life in Israel. Kichabds (M. T ) .... 243.06 
 Life in the East Indies. Thomes (W. H.) . 266.17 
 Life in the iron mills. Davis (Mrs. R. H.) \In Atlantic 
 
 tales.] i24Q 4 
 
 Life in the new world. Sealsfleld (Charles). 251.07 
 Life in the wilds. Martineau (H.) .... 23127 
 Life of Jefferson S. Batkins, member from Cranberry 
 
 Centre. Written by himself. Jones (J. S.) 132.28 
 Life of Mansie Wauch, tailor in Dalkeith. Mora 
 
 (D.M.) ........... . 232.21 
 
 Life of Sir John Falstaff. Bbough (BobertB.) 1755.02 
 Life of vicissitudes. James (G. P. B.) . . . 215.86 
 
 Life on the lakes, [anon."] 226.38 
 
 Life sketches. Dumont (Mrs. 3. L.) . . . 181.21 
 
 Life struggle. Pardoe (Miss J.) 234.55 
 
 Life's assize (A). Blddell (Mrs. J. H.) . . 243.29 
 Life's discipline, a tale of Hungary. Boblmson (Mrs 
 
 T. A. L. v. J.) 243.43 
 
 Life's lesson. [Thomas (Martha M.)] . . . 223.72 
 Life's lessons. Gore (Mrs. 0.) 2 v. . . . 211.20 
 
 Life's secret. Wood (Mrs. H.) 264.59 
 
 Llffith Lank ; or lunacy. Webb (C. H.) . . 263.40 
 
 Light. Modet (H.) 232.19 
 
 Light and darkness. [Cutler (Mrs. L. P.)] . 223.73 
 Light and shade. Baker (Mrs. H. N. W.) . 131.10 
 Light and shade ; or, the young artist. Deury 
 
 (A. H.) 175.20 
 
 Lights and shadows of Scottish life. Wilson (J.) 264.20 
 Light on shadowed paths. Arthur (T. S. ) . 123.09 
 
 Llke and unlike. Boe (A. S.) 214.03 
 
 Likes and dislikes. [anon.] 223.74 
 
 Lilian. [Geeenough (S. L.)] 223.80 
 
 Lillian ; or, or did she do right ? Faequharson 
 
 (Martha). 191.16 
 
 Lillian ; or, the adventures of an heiress. Smith 
 
 (J. F.) 252.85 
 
 Lillian ; or, a woman's endurance. Shrlmpton 
 
 (C.) 251.89 
 
 LrLLiESLEAF. Ollphant (M. O. W.) .... 234.15 
 Lllllngstones of Lillingstone. Woeboise (E. J.) 264.86 
 Lilly White. Goodwin (E. )..... . 211.08 
 
 Lily and the bee. Warren (S.) 263.34 
 
 Lily and the cross. De Mllle (J.) .... 172.61 
 Linda ; or, the young pilot. Hentz (Mrs. C. L.) 213.10 
 Linden (Liele), pseud. Chesnut wood. 2 v. . 223.75 
 IiiNDENDALE stories. Lancewood (L. ) See Wise (D.) 
 Lindisfarn chase. Teollope (T. A.) . . . 262.06 
 Linley Bochford. McCabthy (J.) .... 226.90 
 Linnet's trial. Smedley (M. B.) .... 223.76 
 
 Llnny Lockwood. Ceowe (O) 171.01 
 
 Linton (E. L.) Atonement of Learn Dondas. 224.03 
 
 — From dreams to waking 224.10 
 
 — Joshua Davidson, communist, [anon.'] . . 226.30 
 
 — Lizzie Lorton of Greyrigg 224.01 
 
 — Patricia Kemball 224.00 
 
 — Sowing the wind 224.02 
 
 — Witch stories 3812.11 
 
 Linton family. Bradfoed (S. H.) .... 141.09 
 Linwoods ; or, sixty years since. Sedgwick (Miss 0. 
 
 M.) 2v 251.10 
 
 Lion Ben of Elm Island. Kellogg (E.) . . 221.94 
 
 Lion Jack. Barnum (P. T.) 132.29 
 
 Lionel Lincoln ; or, the leaguer of Boston. Cooper 
 
 (J. F.) 164.02 
 
 Lippaed (G.) Legends of the Amer. revolution. 223.94 
 
 — Legends of Mexico. ........ 223.99 
 
 Lippincott (Mrs. S. J. C.) ['Grace Greenwood.'] 
 
 — Forest tragedy and other tales 224.04 
 
 — Greenwood leaves 224.06 
 
 — History of my pets . 223.85 
 
 — Becollections of my childhood, etc. . . . 223.84 
 
 — Stories from famous ballads 223.86 
 
 — Stories of many lands 224.07 
 
 Lisle (Mary). ' Long, long ago.' .... 223.79 
 Little Agnes. Baker (Mrs. H. N. W.) . . 131.37 
 
 Little barefoot. Aueebaoh(B.) 124.08 
 
 Little beauty. Grey (Mrs. E. 0.) . . . • 211.61 
 
 Little Bobtail. Adams (W. T.) 113.31 
 
 Little boy's story. Gouhaud (J.) .... 211.06 
 
 Little Briggs and I. Ludlow (F.H.) In Little classics, v.ll. 226.99 
 Little duke. Yonge (CM.) . . . . . . 2G5.50 
 
 Little brother, etc. Ludlow (F. H.) . . . 221.41 
 
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FICTION : Little lo Lord. 
 
 499 
 
 Little by little. Adams (W. T.) ..... 112.23 
 Little camp on Eagle Hill. Waeneb(S.) . . 263.25 
 Little classics. Ed. by B. Johnson. 16 v. . 226.83 
 v.vl. Exile. — Ethan. Brand, by N. Hawthorne. Swans of 
 Lir' by G. Griffin. A night in a workshop, by J. Green- 
 wood. Outcasts of Poker Flat, by Bret Harte. The man 
 without a country, by E. E. Hale. Flight of a Tartar tribe, 
 by T. De Quincey. 
 
 2. .Intellect.-rB.axxs& and the brain, by E. Bulwer-Lytton. 
 D'outre mort, by H. P. Spofford. The fall of the house of 
 Usher, by E. A. Poe. Chops the dwarf, by 0. Dickens. 
 Wakefield, by N. Hawthorne. Murder, considered as one 
 of the hue arts, by T. De Quincey. Captain's story, by Mrs, 
 E. H. Davis. 
 
 3. Tragedy.— The murders in the Kue Morgue, by E. A. 
 Poe. The Lauson tragedy, by J. W. Deforest. The iron 
 shroud, by W. Mudford. The bell-tower, by H. Melville. 
 The Katbayan slave, by E. C. Judson. The story of La 
 Roche, by H. Maokenzie, The vision of sudden death, by 
 T. De Quincey. 
 
 4. Life.— Bab and his friends, by John Brown. A ro. 
 mance of real life, by W. D. Howells. The luck of Roaring 
 Camp, by Bret Harte. Jerry Jarvis's wig, by E. H. Bar- 
 ham. Beauty and the beast, by N. P. Willis. David Swan, 
 by Nathaniel Hawthorne. Dreamthorp, by Alexander 
 Smith. A bachelor's revery, by D. G. Mitchell. The 
 grammar of life, by B. F. Taylor. My chateaux, by G W. 
 Curtis. Dream-children, by C. Lamb. The man in the 
 reservoir, by 0. F. Hoffman. Westminster Abbey, by 
 Joseph Addison. The puritans, by T. B. Macaulay. Get- 
 tysburg, by Abraham Lincoln. 
 
 5. Laughter. — A Christmas carol, by C. Dickens. The 
 haunted crust, by Catherine Saunders. Adissertatiou upon 
 roast pig, by C. Lamb. The total depravity of inauimate 
 things, by Mrs. E. A Walker. The skeleton in the closet, 
 be E. E. Hale. Sandy Wood's sepulchre, by Hugh Miller. 
 A visit to the asylum for aged and decayed punsters, by 
 0. W. Holmes. Mr. Tibbot O'Leary, the curious, by Ger- 
 ald Griffin, Neal Malone, by W. Carleton. 
 
 6. Love.— Love and skates, by T. Winthrop. The maid 
 of Malines, by E. B. Lytton. The story of Ruth— Holy 
 Bible. The Rise of Iskander, by B. Disraeli. 
 
 7. Romance. — Iris, by O. W. Holmes. The Rosicrucian, 
 by D. M. M. Craik. The South Breaker, by H. P. Spofford. 
 The snow-storm, by J. Wilson. The king of the peak, by 
 A. Cunningham. 
 
 8. Mystery— The ghost, by W. D. O'Connor. The four- 
 fifteen express, by A. B. Edwards. The signal-man, by C. 
 Dickens. Tne haunted ships, by A, Cunningham. A raft 
 that no man made, byR. T. S. Lowell. The invisible prin- 
 cess, by F. O'Connor. The advocate's wedding-day ; by 0. 
 Crowe. The birthmark, by N. Hawthorne. 
 
 9. Comedy. — Barny O'Reirdon, the navigator, by Samuel 
 Lover. Haddad-Ben-Ahab the traveller, by John Gait. 
 Bluebeard's ghost, by Wm. M. Thackeray. The picnic 
 party, by Horace Smith. Father Tom and the pope, by 
 Samuel Ferguson Johnny Darbyshire, by Wm." Howitt. 
 The gridiron, by S. Lover. The box tunnel, by C. Reade. 
 
 10 Childhood.— Dog of Flanders, by L. De la Rame. 
 King of the Golden river, by Ruskin. Lady of Shalott, by 
 E. S. Phelps. llarjorie Fleming, by John Brown. Little 
 Jakey, by Mrs. S. H. De Kroyft. Lost child, by Henry 
 Kingsley. Goody gracious I and the forget-me-not, by 
 John Neal. Faded leaf of history, by Mrs. R. H. Davis. 
 Child's dream of a star, by Dickens. 
 
 11. Heroism. — Little Briggs and I, by F. H. Ludlow. 
 Bay, by H. P. Spofford. Three November days, by B. F. 
 Taylor. The forty-seven Ronins, by A. B. Mitford. A 
 chance child, by I. MMayo. A leaf in the storm, by L. 
 De la Bame. 
 
 12. Fortune.— The gold-bug, by E. A. Poe The fairy- 
 finder, by S. Lover. Murad the unlucky, by Maria Edge- 
 worth. The children of the public, by E E. Hale The 
 rival dreamers, by John Banim. The threefold destiny, 
 by N Hawthorne. 
 
 13. Poems narrative. — Deserted village, by Goldsmith. 
 Ancient mariner, by Coleridge. Prisoner of Chillon, by 
 Byron. Bingen on the Rhine, by Caroline Norton. O'Con- 
 nor's child, by Campbell. Culprit Fay, by Drake. Sensi- 
 tive plant, by Shelley. Eve of St. Agnes, by Keats, Para- 
 dise and the peri, by Moore. The raven, by Poe. Skele- 
 ton in armor, by Longfellow. Haunted house, by Hood. 
 Writing on the image, by Morris. Tam O'Shauter, by 
 Burns. Forging of the anchor, by Samuel Ferguson. 
 Morte d' Arthur, by Tennyson. Horatius, by Macaulay. 
 
 14. Poems lyrical. 15. Minor poems. 
 
 _ 16. Biographical sketches of the authors represented 
 in the series. With a geueral index. 
 
 Little Dorrit. Dickens (0.) 2v 173.31 
 
 Little duke. Yonge (Miss CM.).... 265.06 
 Little folk life. Hamilton (Gail). [Dodge 
 
 _ (M. A) 174.59 
 
 Little folks astray. Mat (Sophie) 226.74 
 
 Little fox (The) ; or. story of M'Clintock's Arctic ex- 
 pedition 223.77 
 
 Little foxes. Stowe (H E. B.) 5427.09 
 
 Little Jakey. De Kboyft (Mrs. S. H.) [In Little 
 
 classics, v. 10 226.97 
 
 Little Joanna. Thobpe (K.) 261.38 
 
 Little Kate Kirby. Bobinson (F. W.) . . . 243.70 
 Little lame prince. Ceaik (D. M. Muloch). 234.85 
 Little Louvre. Abbott (J.) Habpee's story books. 
 
 ^ 2 216.93 
 
 Little maid of Oxbow. Manneeing (May). . 224.92 
 Little men. Alcott (L. M.) ...... 122.41 
 
 Little moorland princess. Maelitt (E.) . . 225.71 
 
 Littlep age series'. See Coopeb (J. F.) 
 
 Little Paul. Abbott (Jacob). Harper's story books, 
 
 v. 12 216.91 
 
 Little Peddlington and the Peddlingtonians. Poole 
 
 (J.) 241.48 
 
 Little Prudy's flyaway series. See Clarke (B. S. ) 
 
 ['Sophie May.'] 226.74 
 
 Little Prudy stories. See Clarke (B. S.) ['Sophie 
 
 May.'] 226.68 
 
 Little Bagamuffin. Greenwood (J.) . . . 211.54 
 
 Little red cloak, [anon.] 224.10 
 
 Little Bed-riding-hood. Thackebay (Miss A. I.) Fairy tales 
 
 for grown folks. 261.04 
 
 Little savage. Mabeyat (F.) 225.51 
 
 Little Spaniard. Manneeing (May). . . . 224.90 
 Little Sunshine's holiday. Ceaik (D.M.Muloch). 232.61 
 Little whaler. Geestackee <F. ) .... 194.26 
 Little women. Alcott (M. L.) 2 v. . . . 121.02 
 Live and learn. Leslie (Madeline). [Bakes (Mrs. H. 
 
 N. W.)] 131.09 
 
 LrvE and let live. Sedgwick (Miss C. M. ) . 251.12 
 Live it down. Jeaffeeson (J. C.) .... 221.05 
 LrvEBMOEE (Mrs. E. D. ) Zoe ; or the quadroon's 
 
 triumph. 2 v. ......... 226.42 
 
 Living for those we love (Self-made ; or). Welti 
 
 (E. A.) . . . 263.48 
 
 Living link. De Mtlle (J.) ...... 172.60 
 
 Living too fast. Adams (W. T.) 113.14 
 
 LrvoNiAN tales. [Eastlake (Lady C. L.)] . . 224.11 
 
 Contents : The disponent. The wolves. The Jewess. 
 Liza, a Bussian novel. Toubgeneff (I. S.) . 256.24 
 Lizzie Leigh, etc. Gaskell (Mrs. E. C.) . . 194.05 
 Lizzie Lorton, of Greyrigg. Linton (E. L.) . 221.01 
 Llewellyn (E. L.) The deserted mill. . . 224.12 
 
 — Title hunting 224.13 
 
 Lobeiba (V.) Amadis de Gaul. 3 v. ... 226.44 
 Locke (D. B.) ['Petroleum V. Nasby.'] 
 
 — Ekkoes from Kentucky 224.15 
 
 — Morals of Abou Ben Adhem 224.45 
 
 — • Swingin' round the cirkle 224.16 
 
 Locke (Una). See Locke (Mrs. Urania). 
 
 Lockhaet (J.G.) Adam Blair and Matthew Wald. 224.19 
 
 — Valerius 224.20 
 
 Lockhaet (L. W. M. ) Fair to see 223.81 
 
 Lodoee. Shelley (Mrs. M. W.) 251.52 
 
 Lofty and the lowly. Mackintosh (M. J.) . 224.71 
 Logan (Olive). See Sikes (Mrs. Wirt). 
 
 Lohmann (F.) The mill of the vale. . . In 171.19 
 
 Lois Carroll. Vance (S. S.) 266.72 
 
 Lois the Vitch. Gaskell (Mrs. E. C.) . . . 194.10 
 Loiteeings of travel. Willis (N. P.) Miscellaneous 
 
 works 5076.22 
 
 Lonely ones. Heyse (Paul) 225.70 
 
 Long engagements : a tale of the Affghan rebellion. 
 
 Kaye (John W.) 234.34 
 
 Long, long ago. Lisle (Mary) 223.79 
 
 Long look ahead. Boe (A. S.) ..... 244.04 
 Long look house. Abbott (Edw.) .... 113.22 
 Long time ago. Oeeed (Meta), pseud. . . . 236.21 
 Longfellow (H. W.) Hyperion ; a romance. 221.24 
 Same. [In Ms Prose works, v. 2. ] . .5052.12 
 
 — Kavanagh 224. 23 
 
 Same. [In his Prose works, v. 2.] . . 5052.12 
 
 — Outre-mer. Drift-wood 5052.11 
 
 Longsteeet (A. B. ) Georgia scenes. . . . 224.22 
 
 Looking arouud. Boe (A. S.) 244.09 
 
 Look to the end. Ellis {Mrs. S. S.) 2 v. . 183.06 
 Loom and the lugger. Maetlneau (H.) Illustrations 
 
 of political economy, v. 6 221 'o? 
 
 Loed Bantam. Jenkins (Edward). .... 215.85 
 Loed Hope's choice. Stephens (Mrs. A. S.) . 254.96 
 Loed mayor of London. Ainswoeth (W. H.) 115.17 
 Loed Montagu's page. James (G. P. B.) . . 215.64 
 Lobd Oakburn's daughter. Wood (Mrs. H.) . 264.62 
 Lobd of himself. Undebwood (F„ H.) . . . 266.40 
 
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 FICTION : Lords to MacDonald. 
 
 Lords and ladies, [anon.'] 224.25 
 
 Lorenzo Benoni. RuPFrNi(G) 244.46 
 
 Lorgnette. Mitchell (D. G.) 232.05 
 
 Lorimer Littlegood, Esq. Smedley (F. E.) . 252.05 
 Loring (F. W.) Two college friends. . . . 223.98 
 Lorley and Reinhard. Auerbach (B.) . . 124.26 
 Lorna Doone. Blackmore (B. D.) . . . . 133.43 
 
 Losing to win. Davies (T.) 176.22 
 
 Loss and gain. Haven (Alice B. ) 212.85 
 
 Loss and gain : story of a convert to Romanism. 
 
 Newman (J. H.) 3578.10 
 
 Lost among the wild men. Dalton (W.) . . 171.25 
 Lost and saved. Norton (Mrs. C. E.) . . . 233.46 
 
 Lost and won. Arthur (T. S.) 123.20 
 
 Lost bank note. Wood (Mrs. H.) .... 264.60 
 Lost, but found ; or the Jewish home. [Baker 
 
 (H. N. W.)] 125.03 
 
 Lost child. Ktngsley (H.) In Little classics, 
 
 v. 10 226.97 
 
 Lost daughter. Hentz (Mrs. C. L.) . . . 213.11 
 
 Lost despatch. Frledeich (P. ) 193.44 
 
 Lost for love. Braddon (M. E.) 141.04 
 
 Lost heir of Linlithgow. South-worth (Mrs. E. 
 
 D.E.N.) 254.83 
 
 Lost heiress. Southworth (Mrs. E. D. E. N.) 253.36 
 Lost in Paris, and other tales. Hodder (E.) . 213.70 
 
 Lost in a fog. De Mille (J.) 172.37 
 
 Lost Lenore ; or a rolling stone. Beach (C.) 133.04 
 
 Lost love. Owen (Ashford) 234.40 
 
 Lost manuscript. Fbeytag (G.) 3 v. . . . 192.35 
 
 Same. 193.03 
 
 Lost name. Le Fanu (J. S.) 223.04 
 
 Lost ship. Neale (W. J.) ....... 233.25 
 
 Lost Sir Massingberd. Payn (James). . . 224.14 
 Lost will and the diamond bracelet. "Wood (Mrs. 
 
 H.) 264.61 
 
 Lothair. Disraeli (B.) 174.49 
 
 Lothrop (Amy), pseud. See Warner (A. B.) 
 
 Lottie Darling. Jeaitreson ( J. C. ) . . . 216.09 
 
 Loud (J.) Gabriel Vane ; his fortune and his 
 
 friends 224.26 
 
 Loudon (Mrs. — ). The mummy ; a tale. . . 224.09 
 Louie's last term at St. Mary's. Harris (Mrs. 
 
 M. O.) 161.22 
 
 Louis Sinclair. Lancewood (Lawrence). [Wise 
 
 (D.)] 222.33 
 
 Louisa Mildmay. Marsh (Mrs. A. C.) . . . 235.95 
 Louisa of Prussia and her times. Muhlbach (Louisa), 
 
 pseud. o/Mundt (0.) 233.02 
 
 Louisa von Plettenhaus lanon.] 224.27 
 
 Louise de la Valliere. Dumas (A.) .... 181*06 
 
 Love afloat. Sheppard (P. H.) 251.63 
 
 Love after marriage. Hentz ( Mrs. C. L ) . . 213.17 
 Love and duty. Opes (Mrs. A.) Works, v. 1. 234*28 
 
 Love and liberty. Dumas (A.) 181.13 
 
 Love and mesmerism. Smith (H. ) . . . . 253.05 
 Love aad skates. Winthrop (T.) In Little classics, v. 6. 226 88 
 
 Same. Winthbop (T.) Lile in the open air. . . 264 31 
 
 Love and valor. Hood (Tom) 213.91 
 
 Love in idleness. Olney (E. W.) . .'.'.'. 234*74 
 Love in the 19th century. Preston (Miss H. W.) 241 76 
 
 LovEmitoh. Cookton (H. ) 16101 
 
 Love me little love me long. Reade (0.) .' ' 242 20 
 Love or marriage. Black (W.) ....'. 13103 
 Love story. Southey (R.) .... " 507522 
 
 Love stories of the English watering-places.' ' 22437 
 Love that lived. Eiloabt (Mrs. C. J.) . 186 18 
 
 Love token for children. Sedgwick (Miss C. M ) 25l'l3 
 Love s conflict. Marryat (P.) [Church (Mrs. 
 
 Kom).] • 15415 
 
 Love's labor won. South worth (Mrs. E D EN ) 253 37 
 Love s victory. Farjeon (B. L) ' 196*16 
 
 Lovel the widower. Thackeray (W. M.) ' ' 255*42 
 Lovels of Arden. Braddon (M. E.) 135*40 
 
 Lover (Samuel). Barney O'Rierdon. . .' ." 224*28 
 bame. In Little classics, v. 9. . . . 226 96 
 
 — Fairy-flnder. In Little classics, v. 12. . '. 0071^ 
 
 — Gridiron (The). /„ Little classics, v 9. . 22 \f 6 
 
 — Handy Andy ' ^7%) 
 
 — He would be a gentleman ; or, treasure trove. 224.' 33 
 
 — Legends and stories of Ireland 224 30 
 
 Contents : Barney O'Bierdon, the navigator. The fa'irv 
 finder. The gridiron. Essays on fools, etc. ■ 
 
 — Rory O'More 224 32 
 
 — Treasure trove 224 31 
 
 Lover's stratagem. Carlen (Miss E. F. ) . . 145 44 
 Lover's trials ; or, the days before the Revolution 
 
 Denison (Mrs. M. A.) 173.05 
 
 Lovers and thinkers. Gordon (Hewes). [Clarke (E 
 
 G.H.)] 155.08 
 
 Low (C. R. ) Tales of old Ocean 224 18 
 
 Lowell (R. T. S. ) Antony Brade 224 42 
 
 — The new priest in Conception Bay. . . . 224 35 
 
 — A raft that no man made. In Little classics, v. 8. . 226 95 
 Lowly ways ; or Louisa von Plettenhaus. . . 224.27 
 Loyal unto death, [anon.] 226 47 
 
 Note.— Originally published as Loyal, a novel.' 
 Lucia : her problem. Douglas (A. M. ) . . . 174.56 
 
 Luck and pluck. Alger (H., jr.) 121*36 
 
 Luck and pluck series. See Alger (H., jr.) . 121.36 
 
 Same. 2d series 122.44 
 
 Luck of Barry Lyndon. 2 v. Thackeray (W.M.) 255.43 
 
 Same. In his Miscellanies, v. 3. . . 255.59 
 
 Luck of Ladysmede. [anon.'] 224.38 
 
 Luck (The) of Roaring Camp. Harte (P.Bret). 212*44 
 
 Same. In Little classics, v. 4. . . . 226.86 
 
 Lucretia. Bulweb-Lytton (Sir E.) . . . 144*3(5 
 Lucy Arden ; or Holywood Hall. Grant (J.) 211*9 
 Lucy Arlyn. Trowbridge (J. T.) .... 262.12 
 Lucy Boston ; or woman's rights and spiritualism. 
 
 Folio (Fred), psead 224.39 
 
 Lucy Clare. Sherwood (Mrs.MM.) Works, v.3. 252.03 
 Lucy Crofton. Oltphant (Mrs. M. O. W.) . 234.16 
 
 Lucy Maria. Diaz (Mrs. A. M.) 174.43 
 
 Lucy's visit. Abbott (J.) 111.55 
 
 Ludlow (F. H.) The hasheesh-eater. . . . 224.40 
 
 — Little Briggs and I. In Little classics, v. 11. . . . 226.99 
 
 — Little brother, and other genre-pictures. . 224.41 
 Ludovici (Louis). ['Monk. 'J Going and sons. 224.43 
 Luke (Mrs. S.) The female Jesuit. .... 224.44 
 
 Lulu. Walworth (M. T.) 262.50 
 
 Lulu's novel. Polka (E. ) From the German. 241.41 
 Lutfullah. Ed. by E. B. Eastwick. 
 
 Luttrell of Airan. Lever (C. ) 223.52 
 
 Lydia ; or a woman's book. Crosland (Mrs. N. ) 165.34 
 Lying (Dlustrations of). Ople (Mrs. A.) Works, 
 
 v. 3 234.29$ 
 
 Lyle McDonald. Keene (Mrs. S. F.) . . . 215.98 
 Lynde Palmer, pseud. See Peebles (M. L.) 
 Lyndon, pseud. See Bright (M. A.) 
 Lytton. See Bulwer-Lytton (E. G. E. L.) 
 
 M. orN. Melville (G. J. W.) 231.97 
 
 Mabel ; or, heart histories. Rice (R.) . . . 243.05 
 
 Mabel Lee. Reid (O.) 224.48 
 
 Mabel Vaughan. Cummins (Maria). . . . 171.13 
 Mabel's mistake. Stephens (Mrs. A. S.) . . 253.74 
 Mabel's progress. [Trollope (Mrs. T.A.)] . 266.52 
 Maberly (Mrs. K C.) Lady and the priest. . 224.50 
 
 — Leontine ; or, the court of Louis 15th. . . 224.51 
 Mabinogeon. Bulfinoh (T. ) Age of chivalry. 143.31 
 
 Macaria. Evans (A. J.) 183.29 
 
 McCabe (James D. Jr.) Planting the wilderness. 224.47 
 Maccallum Lothair. By the Right Hon. B— D-. 
 
 pseud 174.55 
 
 McCarthy (J.) A fair Saxon 225.68 
 
 — Dear Lady Disdain 227.25 
 
 — Ladv Judith 223.88 
 
 — Linley Rochford 226.90 
 
 — My enemy's daughter 223.87 
 
 — Paul Massie 226.91 
 
 — Waterdale neighbors 221.52 
 
 M'Connel (J. L.) Grahame; or, youth and man- 
 hood 224.54 
 
 — Talbot and Vernon 224.55 
 
 — The Glenns, a family hit tory 224.53 
 
 Macdermots of Ballycloran. Trollope (A.) 3v. 261.60 
 Macdonald (F.) Nathaniel Vaughan: priest and 
 
 man. . . 226.50 
 
 MacDonald (G.) Adela Cathcart 224.85 
 
 — Alec Forbes of Howglen 224.56 
 
 — Annala of a quiet neighborhood. .... 224.58 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
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 501 
 
 — At the back of the north wind 22 1. 93 
 
 — David Elginbrod 224.82 
 
 — Dealings with the fairies 185. 1 6 
 
 _ Double story 227.80 
 
 — Guild Court 224.57 
 
 — Gutta-percha Willie 226.52 
 
 — Malcolm 226.63 
 
 — Phantastes, a faerie romance 221.59 
 
 — Portent (The) 224.81 
 
 — Princess and the goblin 224.87 
 
 Ranald Bannerman's boyhood 224.84 
 
 — Robert Falconer 224.83 
 
 — St. George and St. Michael 227.81 
 
 — Seaboard parish 224. 66 
 
 _ Thomas Wingfold, curate 227. 82 
 
 — Vicar's daughter 226.51 
 
 — Wilfrid Cumbermede 224.95 
 
 Macdonell (Agnes). For the king's dues. . 225.08 
 
 Macdonnell (Wm.) Heathens of the heath. . 227.35 
 Macfarland (Mrs. Abby Sage). S;e Richardson 
 
 (Mrs. A. S. M.) 244.92 
 
 Macfakiane (Ch. ) The camp of refuge. . . 224. 61 
 
 — Dutch in the Medway 224.62 
 
 — legend of Reading abbey. 224.62 
 
 — Romance of history. Italy. 3v 224.63 
 
 Maoghegor (A. L.) John Ward's governess. 224.60 
 
 — Professor's wife 224.46 
 
 Machiayelli (N. ) Story of Belphagor. In Roscoe (T. ) 
 
 Italian novelists, v. 2 244.21 
 
 MoIntosh(Mss M. J.) Aunt Kitty's tales. . 224. 67 J 
 
 — Charms and counter-charms 224.67 
 
 — Conquest and self-conquest 224.68 
 
 — Cousins 224.69 
 
 — Evenings at Donaldson manor 224.70 
 
 — Lofty and lowly. 2v 224.71 
 
 — Meta Gray ; or, what makes home happy. . 224.73 
 
 — Praise and principle 224.74 
 
 — Two lives ; or, to seem and to be 224.75 
 
 — Two pictures 224.76 
 
 — Violet 224.77 
 
 — Woman an enigma 224.78 
 
 — Year with Maggie and Emma 224.79 
 
 Maokabness (Mrs. M. A., formerly Miss Planche). 
 
 — Children of the olden time 224.49 
 
 — Cloud with the silver lining 241.24 
 
 — Coming home 211.25 
 
 — Dream chintz 241.27 
 
 — Influence 241.28 
 
 — Merry Christmas. 241.29 
 
 — OldJolliffe. [With sequel.] 2 v. ... 241.30 
 -Only 241.31 
 
 — Star in the desert 241.32 
 
 — Trap to catch a sunbeam. 241.33 
 
 MoKeen (Phebe F.) Theodora : a home story. 227.89 
 
 -Tuorntonhall '. . 227.88 
 
 McKeeveb (3.) Edith's ministry 2'24.80 
 
 — Maude and Miriam, or the fair crusader. . 225.16 
 
 — Nothing but leaves 225.00 
 
 — Silver threads 225.03 
 
 — Sunshine ; or, Kate Vinton 225.01 
 
 — Twice crowned : a story of the days of Queen 
 
 Mary. . . 225.69 
 
 — Westbrook parsonage 225.13 
 
 — Woodcliff. 225.02 
 
 Mackenzie (Mrs. A. S.) Aureola, or the black 
 
 sheep 226.48 
 
 — Married against reason 224.88 
 
 Mackenzie (E.) Rouapass 224.86 
 
 Mackenzie (H.) Miscellaneous works. . . . 5053.07 
 
 Contents : Man of feeling. Mail of the world. Julia de 
 Roubigne. 
 
 •*■ Story of La Roche. In Little classics, v. 3. 226.85 
 
 Mackenzie (R. S.) Bits of blarney 225.04 
 
 — Tressilian and his friends 225.05 
 
 McLain (M. W.) Wedding garments ; or, Bessie Mor- 
 
 ns's diary 226.98 
 
 McLanbbubg-h (F.) Automaton ear, and other 
 
 sketches 227.37 
 
 Maclarm (a.) Fairy family : fairy mythology of 
 
 Europe 185.22 
 
 Macleod i, Norman). The starling 224.1)4 
 
 Macleod (Donald). Bloodstone 225.77 
 
 — Pynnshurst ; his wanderings, etc 225.06 
 
 Macnish (R.) Tales, essays, and sketches. 2 v. 225.09 
 Macpheeson, the great confederate philosopher. Hills 
 
 , (A.C.) 213.34 
 
 Macquold (Katharine S. ) Charming widow ; or, wild 
 
 as a hawk 226.57 
 
 — Forgotten by the world, [anon.]. . . . 192.33 
 
 — Hester Kirton 226.5 1 
 
 — My story 226.58 _ 
 
 — Patty 226.55 
 
 — Rookstone. , 226.53 
 
 — Too soon 226.56 
 
 Mad marriage. Fleming (M. A.) .... 192.02 
 Mad Monkton ; etc. Collins (W. Wilkie). . 162.32 
 Madam How and lady Why. Kingslet (C.) .4723.11 
 
 Madame. Benedict (F. L.) 133.09 
 
 Madame Agnes. Dubois (C.) 177.01 
 
 MADAME.de Beaupre. Jenktn ( Mrs. C. ) . . 221.08 
 Madame de Scuderi. Hoffmann (E. T. W.) . 213.83 
 
 Madame de Stael. Bolte (A.) 134.23 
 
 Madame Fontenoy. [Clarke (C. C.)] . . . 226.64 
 Madame Therese. Eeckmann (E. ) and Chatrian 
 
 (A.) 183.22 
 
 Madcap Violet. Black (Wm.) 134.43 
 
 Madeleine : a tale of Auvergne. Kavanagh (J.) 221.50 
 Madeline Leslie, pseud. See Baker (H. N. W.) 
 Mademoiselle fifty millions. Dash (La comtesse), 
 pseud, of Saint-Mars (C. de C. de). . . 171.51 
 Mademoiselle Mathilde. Kingslet (H.) . . 226.01 
 Mademoiselle Merquem. Dudevant (A.L.A.D.) 175.30 
 Mademoiselle Mori, a tale of modern Rome. Clarke 
 
 (C. C.) 225.10 
 
 Madge ; or night and morning. Goodwin (Mrs. 
 
 H. B.) 211.09 
 
 Madonna Mary. Oltphant (Mrs. M. O. W.) . 234.17 
 
 Mae Madden. Mason (M. M.) 227.74 
 
 Maga stories. From Puvnam's monthly. . . 225.11 
 Contents : Found and lost. My three conversations with 
 Miss Chester. Mrs. Macsimum's bill. The least of the cran- 
 berries. Tolfiwotte's ghost. Professor Phantillo. The mor- 
 mon's wile. The rich merchant of Cairo. The legend of 
 Goodman Poverty. The double veil. My husband's mother. 
 The old woman who dried up and blew away. The ambas- 
 sador in spite of himself. Elegant Tom Dillar. A toss-up 
 for a husband. Uncle Bernard's story. How I came to be 
 married. 
 Magdalena. Marlitt(E.) [John(E.)] . . 225.70 
 Magdalen Hepburn. Oltphant (Mrs. M. O. AV.) 234.18 
 Magdalen the enchantress. Lascelle (L. E.) 225.12 
 Maggie and Emma. Mackintosh (M. J.) . . 224.79 
 
 Maggie Miller. Holmes (M.J.) 213.50 
 
 Magic goblet. Carlen(E.) 2 v. in 1. . . . 145.45 
 
 Magic mirror : tales. Gilbert (W. ) . . . . 194. 29 
 
 Maglll (M. T. ) The Holcombes. A story of Virginia 
 
 home life 225.17 
 
 — Women, or chronicles of the late war. . . 225.22 
 Magnet stories. See Peebles (M. L. ) . . . 234.48 
 Maid Marian. In Peacock (T. L.) Works, v. 2. 5062.16 
 Maid of Killeena, and other stories. Black (W.) 134.39 
 Maid of Marines. Bulwer-Lytton (E. G. E. L.) In 
 
 Little classics, v. 6 226.S8 
 
 MAiDofSker. Blackmore (R. D.) .... 134.30 
 Maid of Stralsund. Liefde (J. B. de). . . . 172.59 
 Maid, wife, and widow ; or, the cloister and the hearth. 
 
 Reade(C) 242.14 
 
 Maiden and married life of Mary Powell. [Manning 
 
 (A.)] 225.28 
 
 Maiden aunt. [Smedley (M. B.)] .... 132.20 
 Maiden widow. Southworth (Mrs. E. D. E. N.) 25*. 90 
 Maidenhood series. Namely: — 
 
 Aebury twins. Clakke (R. S.) 227.93 
 
 Daisy Travers: or the girls of Hive hall. Samuels 
 
 (A. F.) 245.98 
 
 Our Helen. Claeke (E. S.) 226.1.7 
 
 Seven daughters. Douglas (A. M.) ... 176.34 
 
 That queer girl. Townsend (V. F.) . . . . 266.30 
 
 Mainstone's housekeeper. Meteyard (E.) . 231.82 
 
 Maitland (E.) ['Herbert Ainslie.'] By and by; an 
 
 historical romance of the future. . . . 235.90 
 
 — Higher law. 213.76 
 
 — Pilgrim and the shrine 3584. 21 
 
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 FICTION : Maitland to Married. 
 
 Mainland (James A.) The old patroon ; or, the great 
 
 Van Brock propert}' 225.11 
 
 — Sartaroe, a tale of Norway 225.15 
 
 Majendtjs (Lady Margaret). Giannetto. . . 225.98 
 Muok Gahagan. Thackeeay (W. M.) Miscellanies, 
 
 v. 1 255.57 
 
 Majoe Jones's courtship. Thompson (W. T.) . 256.29 
 Major Boger Sherman Potter (Life and adventures of). 
 
 Truesdale (Pheleg von). [Adams (P. 0.)] 112.11 
 Make or break. Optic (Oliver). [Adams (W. T.)] 113.11 
 Malbone : an Oldport romance. Higginson 
 
 (T. W.) 213.32 
 
 Malbeook. [anon.'] 225.18 
 
 Malcolm. MacDonald (G.) 226.03 
 
 Milespini (C.) Novels v. 3 of 244.22 
 
 Mallevtlle. Abbott (J.) 111.02 
 
 Maloey (Sir T.) History of King Arthur, and of the 
 
 knights of the round table 3 v. 123.28 
 
 Malot (H. ) Komain Kalbris : his adventures by sea 
 
 and shore 226.93 
 
 Mammon. Goee (Mrs. C.) 211.22 
 
 Man and money. Souvestee (E.) .... 253.5 L 
 Man and wife. Collins (W. Wilkie). . . . 162.14 
 Man at arms ; or, Henry de Ceron. James (G. 
 
 P. B.) 215.65 
 
 Man in black. James (G. P. B. ) 215.66 
 
 Man ia the moon. Baymond (B. W.) . . . 242.88 
 Man in the reservoir. Hoffman (0. F.) In Little classics, 
 
 V. 4 226.86 
 
 Man is love. An American story, [anon.] . 226.59 
 Man made of money. Jereold(D.) . . . 221.15 
 Man of feeling. Mackenzie (H. ) . . . .5053.07 
 Man of honor. Eggleston (G. C.) .... 184.33 
 Man of the world. Mackenzie (H. ) ... 5053. 07 
 Man with the broken ear. About (E.) . . . 112.03 
 
 Man who laughs. Hugo (Victor) 214.62 
 
 Man who was like Shakespeare. Black (W.) With Ms Maid 
 
 of Killeua, etc 134.39 
 
 Man who was not a colonel. By a high private. 227.70 
 
 Man without a country. Hale (E. E.) In 212.06 
 
 Same. In Atlantic tales 124.04 
 
 Same. In Little classics, v. 1 226.83 
 
 Manchester strike. Maetlneau (H.) . . . 231.29 
 
 Manfred. Guerrazzi (P. D.) 211.72 
 
 Manigault (G.) St. Cecilia. Parti. Adversity. 244.63 
 Mannering (May), pseudon. See Nowell (H. P. H.) 
 Mannees (Mrs.) See Bichaeds (Mrs. Wm. C.) 
 Manning (Miss Anne). Cherry and violet ; a tale of 
 
 the great plague 225.23 
 
 — Colloquies of Edward Osborne, citizen and cloth 
 
 worker, of London, [1547-59 J 225.24 
 
 — Deborah's diary 225.31 
 
 — Liana's crescent 224. 99 
 
 — Good old times 224.97 
 
 — Household of Sir Thomas More 225.30 
 
 — Ja3C[ues Bonne val ; or, the days of the Dra- 
 
 gonnades * 225.26 
 
 — Ladies of Beaver Hollow 225.27 
 
 — Maiden and married life of Mary Powell, afterwards 
 
 Mistress Milton 225.28 
 
 — Old Chelsea bun-house 225 29 
 
 — Passages in the life of the faire gospeller,' mistress 
 
 Anne Askew 225.25 
 
 — Provocations of madame Palissy 224.96 
 
 — Spanish barber [ 224 98 
 
 Manceo-vebing. Edgewoeth (M.) Novels, v. 7. 182 14 
 
 Mansfield (L. W.) Up country letters. . . 225.32 
 
 Mansfield Park. Austen (Jane) 12514 
 
 Mansie Wauch. Moir (D. M.) . . . 23? 21 
 
 Mantle (The). [Naubeet (B.)l ....'. 15l'l2 
 Minzoni (A.) The betrothed lovers ; [or, I promessi 
 
 sposi]: a Milanese story of the 17th century 
 
 With the Column of infamy. 3 v. 225 33 
 Mae (Helen). See Walker (Mrs. L. M.) 
 
 Mvrble fawn; or, romance of Monte Beni Haw- 
 
 THORNE(N.) 212.57 
 
 Marcella of Borne. [Knevels (Mrs. D. C.)] 186 07 
 
 March (Anne). The old stone house. . . . 226 62 
 March (Walter), pseud. See Wtllcox (0. B.) 
 
 Marchioness of BrinviUiers. Smith (A.) 252 42 
 
 Marcus. Aimwell (Walter). [Slmonds (W.)] 252 47 
 
 Maecus Blair ; a story of provincial times. Weight 
 
 (C E.) 266.78 
 
 Maecus Warland. Hentz (C. L.) .... 213.12 
 Maedi, and a voyage thither. Melville (H.) 23L67 
 
 Maegaeet. Tttlek (C. C. P.) 261^90 
 
 Maegaeet, a prairie home. Beight (Mrs. M. A.) 142.03 
 Maegaeet, a tale of the real and ideal. Judd (Rev 
 
 Sylvester) 221.34 
 
 Maegaeet and her bridesmaids. [Steetton(J.)] 225.36 
 
 Maegaeet Cecil. Bell (C. D.) 133!21 
 
 Maegaeet Denzil's history. [Greenwood (P.)] 225.37 
 Maegaeet Hamilton. Newbt (Mrs. C. J.) . 233.29 
 Mabgeet Howth, a story of to-day. Davis (Mrs 
 
 B.H.) 172.OI 
 
 Maegaeet Lyndsay. Wilson (J.) .... 264.20 
 Maegaeet Maitland. Oliphant (Mrs. M. 0. W.) 234.19 
 Maegaeet Moncrieffe. Buedett (Charles). . 145.18 
 Maegaeet Percival. Sewell (E. M.) . . . 251.42 
 Maegaeet Smith's journal. Whittles ( J. G. ) 263.57 
 
 Same. In his Prose works, v. 1. . . . 5077.10 
 
 Maegabet's engagement, [anon.] .... 225.3J 
 Mabgaeet's home (Loss and gain ; or). Haven 
 
 (A. B.) 212.S5 
 
 Mabgeet Howth. Davis (Mrs. B. H.) . . . 172.01 
 Maegueelte Kent. Wayne (M. W.) .... 263.70 
 Maegueeite de Valois. Dumas (A.) .... 181.07 
 Maeia ; or the wrongs of women. Godwin (Mrs. M.W.) 
 In her Posthumous works, v. 1-2. . '. . 5823.20 
 Mabian Drayton (Leaves from ye journal of). . 225.44 
 Maeian Grey. Holmes (Mrs. M. J.) .... 213.55 
 Mabian Booke ; or, the guest of fortune. Sedley 
 
 (H.) 251.23 
 
 Maele Antoinette and her son. Muhlbach (L.) 233.03 
 Maeie Derville ; a story of a Preuch boarding-school. 
 
 Witt (Madame G. de) 172.47 
 
 Maeletta. Teollope (T. A.) 261.80 
 
 Mabion Barnard. Smith (J. F.) 251.96 
 
 Maeion Berkley. Caxton(L.) [CoMiNS(LizzieB.)] 152.33 
 Mabion Graham, or "higher than happiness." Lander 
 
 (Meta) 222.41 
 
 Maeion Harland, pseud. See Teehune (Mrs. M. V. H. ) 
 Maeius. Hugo (Victor). Les Miserables, part 3. 214.54 
 Maejoeie Daw, etc. Aldeich (T. B.) ... 121.43 
 Maejobie Fleming ; a sketch. Beown (J.) . 143.18 
 
 Same. In Little classics, v. 10 226.97 
 
 Mabjorie's quest. Gould (J. T.) 195.30 
 
 Marjory. Deane (M.) 172.55 
 
 Mark Gildersleeve. Sauzade (J. S. ) . . . . 245.91 
 Mark Bowland. Maetingale (Hawser). [Sleeper 
 
 (J. S.)] 252.62 
 
 Mark, the match boy. Algee(H.) .... 121.26 
 
 Mask Twain. See Clemens (S. L.) 
 
 Mark Twain's Sketches, new and old. [Clemens 
 
 (S. L.)] 155.30 
 
 Mark Wilton, the clerk. Taylor (C B.) . . 255.14 
 Market Harborough. Melville (W. ) . . . 235.86 
 Marlitt (E.), pseud. See John (E.) 
 Marmaduke Herbert. Blesslngton (Lady) . 134.10 
 Mabmaduke Wyvil. Heebeet (H. W. ) . . . 213.19 
 
 Maemontel (J. F.) Belisarius 225.43 
 
 Same. [Another translation] 225.87 
 
 Maboon. Beid (Capt. Mayne^ 242.51 
 
 Note. — Sometimes occurs with the name of W. G. Simmfl 
 on the title-page. 
 Maboonee's Island. Goulding (P. E.) . . . 211.40 
 
 Marquess (The). Hook (T. E.) 214.06 
 
 Masques and merchant. Collins (Mortimer). 162.30 
 Marquis de Villemer. Sand (George). . . . 175.56 
 
 Marriage. Feerier (Miss M.) 191.22 
 
 Maeeiage, a lottery. Geey (Mrs. E. C) . . 211.62 
 Maeriage in high life. Feuillet (O.) . . . 196.22 
 Maeeiage in high life. Geey (Mrs. E. C.) . . 211.61 
 Mareiage of Belphagor. Machiavelli (S.) v.l of 171.02 
 Marriage of Moira Fergus. Black (W.) . . 134.42 
 Married against reason. Mackenzie (A. S.) . 224.88 
 
 Married at last. Thomas (Annie) 255.69 
 
 Married beneath him. Payn (J.) .... 235.60 
 
 Married belle. Smith (Julie P. ) 254.80 
 
 Married for both worlds. Porter (Mrs. A. E.) 241.84 
 Maeeled in haste. Stephens (Mrs. A. S.) . 253.78 
 Maeeted life. Aethue (T. S.) H3M 
 
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 503 
 
 Married life at Hillside. Gray (Barry). [Coffin 
 
 (KB.)] 161.13 
 
 Mabkted not mated. Caet {Miss Alice). . . 152.03 
 Maebied or single. Sedgwick (Miss C. M.) 2 v. 251.14 
 Mabeyat (Florence). See Chuech (Mrs. Boss). 
 Mabeyat (Capt. F.) Children of the new forest. 225.46 
 
 — Jacoh Faithful 225.49 
 
 Japhet in search of a father 225.48 
 
 King's own 225.50 
 
 — Little savage 225.51 
 
 Masternian Beady; or, the wreck of the Pacific. 225.52 
 
 — Midshipman Easy 225.53 
 
 — Mission ; or, scenes in Africa 225.54 
 
 — Naval officer, or Frank Mildm ay 225.47 
 
 — Newton Forster 225.55 
 
 — Pacha of many tales 225.56 
 
 _ Percival Keene 225.57 
 
 — Peter Simple 225.574 
 
 — Phantom ship. 225.58 
 
 — Pirate and the three cutters 225.66 
 
 -Poacher 225.67 
 
 -Poor Jack 225.59 
 
 — Private er's-man one hundred years ago. . 225.60 
 
 — Eatlin the reefer " 225.61 
 
 — Settlers in Canada 225.62 
 
 — Snarleyyow ; or, the dog fiend 225, 63 
 
 — Travels and adventures of Monsieur Violet. 225.64 
 
 — Valerie, an autobiography 225.65 
 
 Mabbying by lot. Mokttmeb (C. B.) . . . . 232.36 
 Mabbying for money. Daniel (Mrs. M.) . . 171.32 
 Mabbying too late. Wood (George). . . . 264.44 
 Mabsh-Caldwell (Mrs. A. ) Adelaide Lindsay. 231.03 
 
 — Aubrey. 2v 231.04 
 
 — Castle Avon. 2v 231.07 ; 231.02 
 
 — Emilia Wyndham. 2 v. . . . . 231.01 ; 231.10 
 
 — Father Darcy. 231.01 
 
 — Heiress of Haughton 231.16 
 
 — Mordaunt hall ; or, a September night. . . 231.12 
 
 — Mount Sorel ; or the heiress of the De Veres. 231. 01 
 
 — Norman's bridge; or, the modern Midas.231.13; 231.01 
 
 — Kavenscliffe. 2 v. 231.14 ; 231.01 
 
 — Time, the avenger. 231.02 
 
 — Triumphs of time 231.01 
 
 Contents : Sealed orders. Previsions of lady Evelyn. A 
 soldier's fortune. 
 
 — Two old men's tales : the Deformed, and the Ad- 
 
 miral's daughter 225.76 
 
 — Wilmingtons 231.02 
 
 Marsh (Jlfre.G.P. ),<ramsZertor. See Hallig (The). 231.18 
 
 Mabrh(J. B.) Life of Bobin Hood 225.78 
 
 Marshall (Emma). Mrs. Mainwaring's journal. 226.65 
 Marshall (Miss Nellie). As by fire. . . . 225.75 
 Mabston ; ormemoirs of a statesman. Ceoly (G.) 165.26 
 Maettn Chuzzlewit. Dickens (Charles). . . 173.33 
 Martin Merivale. Cbeyton (Paul). [Tbowbbidge 
 
 (J. T.)] 262.13 
 
 Martin Paz. Veene (J.) [In his Survivors of the 
 
 Chancellor.) 266.82 
 
 Martin Pole. Saunders (John) 245.04 
 
 Maetlneau (Harriet). Crofton boys. . . . 231.20 
 
 — Deerbrook 231.21 
 
 — Feats on the fiord 231.22 
 
 — Hour (The) and the man. [Toussaint Louverture.] 
 
 3 v. 231.24 
 
 — Illustrations of political economy. 9 v. . 231.27 
 
 1. Life in. the wilds. The hill and the valley. 
 
 Brooke and Brooke farm. 
 
 2. Demerara. Ella of Garveloch. Weal and woe in 
 
 Garveloch. 
 
 3. Manchester strike. Cousin Marshall. Ireland. 
 
 4. Homes abroad. For each and for all. French 
 
 wines and politics. 
 6. The charmed sea. Berkeley, the banker. 
 
 6. Messrs. Vanderput and Saoek. The loom and 
 
 the lugger. 
 
 7. Sowers and reapers. Cinnamon and pearls, 
 
 8. Briery Creek. Three ages. 
 
 9. The Farrers of Budge-Row. The moral of many 
 
 fables. 
 
 — Peasant and prince 231.23 
 
 — Settlers at home 231.37 
 
 Maetdjgale (Hawser), pseud. See Sleeper (J. S.) 
 Mabtms of Cro' Martin. Leveb (Charles). . 223.53 
 Martin Ware's temptation. Wood (Mrs. H.) 264.60 
 
 Martyeia(W.) Mountfoed (W. ) 232.09 
 
 Martyrs. Chateaubriand (F. de.) .... 153^23 
 Martyrs of Spain. Charles (Mrs. E.) . . . 15316 
 Marvel (Ik), pseud. See Mitchell (D. G.) 
 Marvellous adventures of Master Tyll Owlglass. 
 
 Muhner (T.) 234.42 
 
 Mary and Hugo. Smith (Mrs. E. O.) . . . 252.77 
 Mary Barton. Gaskell {Mrs. E. C.) . . . 194. 0G 
 
 Mary Bell. Abbott (Jacob) 111.04 
 
 Mary Brandegee ; an autobiography. [Peck (E.)] 23s!28 
 Mary Derwent. Stephens (Mrs. A. S. ) . . . 253.69 
 
 Mary Erskine. Abbott (J.) 111.03 
 
 Mary Lyndon ; or revelations of a life. [anon. ] 23 1 . 38 
 Mary Lyndsay. Ponsonby (Lady E.) . . . 241.46 
 Mary of Burgundy. James (G. P. B. ) . . . 215. 07 
 
 Mary of Lorraine. Geant(J.) 211.92 
 
 Mary Osborne. Abbott (J.) Juno stories, v. 3. 111.32 
 Mary Powell. [Manning (Anne).] .... 225.28 
 Mary Schweidler, the amber witch. Meinhold 
 
 (J. W.) 231.59 
 
 Maey Staunton, [anon.] 231.39 
 
 Mary, the handmaid of the Lord. Charles (Mrs. 
 
 E.) 153.09 
 
 Mason (C. Welch). Bape of the gamp. . . 225.86 
 Mason (James, ed.) Old fairy tales. . . . 185.44 
 Mason (M. M. ) Mae Madden, with an introductory 
 
 poem by Joaquin Miller. ...... 227.74 
 
 Massacre of the Jews in Lisbon [in 1506]. Jacobs 
 
 (J. F.) In 171.19 
 
 Master builder. Lee (D. K.) 222.54 
 
 Master Flea. [Hoffman (C. T. A.)] . . . 151.11 
 Master Humphrey's clock. Dickens (C.) . . 174.34 
 Master Martin aud his workmen. Hoffmann (E. 
 
 T. W.) 133.02 
 
 Master of Greenway Court (Fairfax ; or). Cooke 
 
 (J. E.) 163.10 
 
 Master of Grey lands. Wood (Mrs. H.) . . 264.78 
 Masterman Beady. Mabeyat (F. ) .... 225.52 
 Mathews (C. ) Chanticleer ; a thanksgiving story of 
 
 the Peabody family 225.89 
 
 — Various writings 5053.05 
 
 Contents : The Motley book. Behemoth : a legend ol the 
 
 mound-builders. Career of Puffer Hopkins. 
 Mathews (J. H.) The Bessie books. 6 v. . 225.80 
 v. 1. Bessie at the sea-side. J 4. Bessie among the moun- 
 
 2. Bessie in the city. j tains. 
 
 4. Bessie and her friends. I 6. Bessie at school. 
 
 | 6. Bessie on her travels. 
 Mathteu Bopars. [anon.] ....... 231.40 
 
 Matilda. Sue (Eugene). . 254.36 
 
 Matilda Douglas (Doings in Maryland ; or). . 175.11 
 
 Matilda Lonsdale. Adams (C.) 112.09 
 
 Mateimonial infelicities. Gray (Barry). [Coffin 
 
 (E. B.)] 161.12 
 
 Matt's follies, and other stories. Phescott (M.N.) 241.88 
 Matthew Caraby. By Benauly, pseud, of Abbott (B., 
 
 A., andL.) . 231.41 
 
 Matthew Wald (History of). Lockhart (J. G) 224.19 
 Mattes : a stray. [Bobinson (F. W.)] . . . 231.42 
 Maud and Miriam. McKeevee (H. B. ) . . . 225.16 
 
 Maud Mohan. Thomas (Annie) 255.72 
 
 Maud or Nina. Melville (J. G. W.) . . . 235.89 
 
 Maude Talbot. [Pare(H)] 222.65 
 
 Maudit (Le). Under the ban. [anon.] . . 231.43 
 
 Mauprat. Sand (George) 175.31 
 
 Maurice. Bechard(F.) 132.23 
 
 Maurice Dering ; or, the quadrilateral. Lawrence 
 
 (G. A.) 222.49 
 
 Maurice Tierney. Lever (C.) 223.56 
 
 MAxHavelaer. By Multaluli. [Dekker (E. D.)] 1064.18 
 MAxKromer. [Smith (Hannah).] . . 225.79 
 
 Max Meredith's millennium. Townsend (V. F. ) 261.96 
 
 Maxwell. Hook (T. E.) 214.U4 
 
 Maxwell (Cecil). Story of three sisters. . . 231.17 
 Maxwell (Mrs. John). See BraddoN (Miss M. E. ) 
 Maxwell (W. H.) Bivouac 231.43 
 
 — Captain Blake 231.44 
 
 — Hector O'Halloran 231.45 
 
 — Stories of Waterloo 231.46 
 
 Maxwell Drewitt. Trafford (F. G.) [Biddell (Mrs. 
 
 ,j jj )i 243.19 
 
 May. Oliphant '(.Mrs. M. O. W.) .... 234.93 
 
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504 
 
 FICTION: MaytoMill. 
 
 May (E. J.) Bertram Noel, a story for youth. 231.48 
 
 — Dashwood priory 231.49 
 
 — Saxelford 231-50 
 
 Mat (Sophie), pseud. See Clarke (B. S. ) . . 226.68 
 May and December. Hubback (Mrs. J.) . . 214.36 
 May-flower. Stowe (Mrs. H. B.) . . . . 254.19 
 May Mannering, pseud. See Nowell (H. P. H.) 
 
 May Martin, etc Thompson (D. P.) . . . . 261.28 
 
 Mayhew (A.) Paved with gold 231.53 
 
 Mayhew (H. and A.) The good genius. . . 231.51 
 
 — The magic of kindness 231.52 
 
 — Whom to marry 231.54 
 
 Mayo (Mrs. Isabella F.) ['Edward and Ruth Garrett.'] 
 
 — By still waters 196.03 
 
 — Chance child 193.34 
 
 — Crooked places 196.02 
 
 — Crust and cake 193.32 
 
 — Dead sin and other stories 196.01 
 
 — Doing and dreaming 196.05 
 
 — Gold and dross 196.04 
 
 — ■ Occupations of a retired life 193.31 
 
 — Premiums paid to experience 194.32 
 
 — Quiet miss Godolphin 193.34 
 
 — AVhito as snow 193.33 
 
 Mayo (W. S.) The Berber 231.56 
 
 — Kaloolah ; or, the adventures of Jonathan Romer of 
 
 Nantucket 231.57 
 
 — Never again 235.74 
 
 — Romance dust from the historic placer. . . 231.58 
 Mayor of Wind-gap. Banim (M.) .... 132.34 
 Meadow brook. Holmes (Mrs. M. J.) . . . 213.56 
 Means and ends ; or, self-training. Sedgwick (Miss 
 
 C. M.) 251.16 
 
 Medina Pomar (Count de). The honeymoon. Remem- 
 brances of a bridal tour through Scotland. 235. 71 
 Medusa. Sartoris (Mrs. A. Kemble). . . . 244.74 
 Meinhold (J. W.) Sidonia the sorceress. . . 231.59 
 
 — Mary Schweidler, the amber- witch. . . 231. 59. a 
 Melbourne house. [Warner (S.)] . . . . 263.06 
 
 Melechsala. Musaius (J. C. A.) 151.13 
 
 Melincourt. Peacock (T. L.) Works, v. 1. . 5062.15 
 Mellnda the caboce3r, a tale of the gold coast [of Afri- 
 ca]. Skertchly (J. A.) 1092.21 
 
 Mellne (Mary M.) Charteris 231.47 
 
 Mellichampe ; a legend of the Santee. Simms 
 
 W. G.) 252.33 
 
 Mels (A.) Baron Leo Von Oberg, a story of love 
 
 unspoken 231.76 
 
 Melville (G. J. Whyte). Bones and I. [Light 
 
 essays.] 231.84 
 
 — Brookes of Bridlemere 235.86 
 
 — Cerise: a tale of the last century 231.60 
 
 — Contraband, or a losing hazard 231.79 
 
 — General Bounce, or the lady and the locusts. 235.87 
 
 — Gladiators ; a tale of Rome and Judea. . . 231.64 
 
 — Holmby house, a tale 231.61 
 
 — Inside the bar, or sketches of Soakington. 235. 86£ 
 
 — Interpreter ; a tale of the Crimean war. . 231.99 
 
 — Kate Coventry. 231.93 
 
 — Market Harborough 235. 86J 
 
 — M. or N 231.97 
 
 — Maud or Nina. [Same as M. or N.] . . . 235.89 
 
 — Queen's Maries : a romance of Holyrood. . 231.98 
 
 — Sarchedon, a legend of the great queen [Sem- 
 
 iramis] 235.70 
 
 — Satanella, a story of Punchestown. . . . 231.55 
 
 — Tilbury Nogo ; or, passages in the life of an unsuc- 
 
 cessful man 231.62 
 
 — Uncle John 235.88 
 
 — The white rose 231.63 
 
 Melville (Herman). Bell tower. In Little classics 
 
 rl % 3 ' 226.85 
 
 — Confidence man 231.65 
 
 — Israel Potter ; his fifty years of exile. . '. 231.66 
 
 — Mardi, and a voyage thither. 2 v. ... 231.67 
 
 — Moby Dick ; or, the whale 23L69 
 
 — Omoo ; adventures in the south seas. . . 231.70 
 
 — Piazza tales 231 71 
 
 — Pierre ; or, the ambiguities . 231.72 
 
 — Redburn ; his first voyage 23L73 
 
 — Typee ; a peep at Polynesian life. . . . . 231.74 
 
 — White-Jacket ; or, the world in a man-of-war. 23L75 
 
 Member for Paris (The) ; a tale of the second empire 
 By Trois-Etoiles. [Murray (G.)] .. . . 231.92 
 Memoirs of a cavalier. DeEoe(D.) 5032.06 ; 5037.14 
 Memoirs of a femme de chambre. Blessington 
 
 (M.) 134.12 
 
 Memoirs of a physician. Dumas (A.) . . . 181.08 
 Memoirs of a water drinker. Dunlap (W.) . 181.20 
 Memoirs of Barry Lyndon. Thackeray (W. M.) 
 
 v. 1 of 255.61 ; v. 3 of 255.57 
 Memoirs of Captain Carleton. De Foe (D.). 5032.01 
 
 Memoirs of Gaudentio de Lucca 194.15 
 
 Memoirs of my youth. Lamartine (A. P. de). 222.29 
 
 Memoirs of the year 2500. [Mercies (H.)] . 231.77 
 
 Memories : a story of German love. Muller (F. Max). 
 
 From the German, by G. P. Upton. . . 231.19 
 
 Men of character. Jerrold (D.) 221.14 
 
 Men, women, and ghosts. Phelps (E. S.) . 241.09 
 Men's wives. Thackeray (W. M.) .... 255i45 
 
 — — Same. . . . . v. 3 of 255.61 ; v. 4 of 255.57 
 Mercedes of Castile. Cooper (J. F.) . . , 164.03 
 Merchant and the friar. [Marco Polo and Roger Ba- 
 con.] Palgrave (Sir F.) 443.08 
 
 Merchant mechanic. Howe (M. A.) . . . 214.18 
 Merchant of Berlin. Muhlbach (L.) [Mundt 
 
 (C.)] 232.73 
 
 Mercier de Lacombe (H.) Memoirs of the year 
 
 2500 231.77 
 
 Mercy Philbrick's choice, [anon.] .... 235.7J 
 
 Note. — Attributed to Mrs. Jackson, formerly Mrs. Helen Hunt. 
 
 Meredith (George). Emilia in England. 3 v. 231.91 
 
 — Evan Harrington ; or, he would be a gentle- 
 
 man 231.78 
 
 Meredith (Mrs. L. A) The lacemakers : Irish 
 
 character. 952.00 
 
 Meredith (Owen), pseud. See Bulwer-Lytton (R. L. ) 
 Meredith. Blessington (Lady M. ) . . . 134.12 
 
 Mekidiana. Verne (J.) 266.77 
 
 Merimee (P. ) Colomba 231.81 
 
 — 1572 : times of Charles rx 235.67 
 
 — Letters to an incognita 3251.16 
 
 Merkland ; or, self-sacrifice. Oltphant (Mrs. M. 0. 
 
 W.) 234.20 
 
 Merrimack ; or, life at the loom. Lee (D. K.) 222.55 
 Merry Christmas . Mackarness (Mrs. M. A) 241.29 
 Merry mount ; a romance of the Massachusetts colony. 
 
 Motley (J. L.) 232.38 
 
 Mery (Joseph) Through thick and thin : or, " La 
 
 guerre du Nizam." Tr. by O. Vibeur. . 226.92 
 Message from the sea. Dickens (C.) . . . 174.01 
 Messrs. Vanderputand Snoek. Mabtineau(H.) 231.32 
 
 Meta Gray. McIntosh (M. J. ) 224.73 
 
 Meta's faith. Tabor (E.) 231.80 
 
 Meteyard (Eliza). Mainstone's housekeeper. 231.82 
 Methodist (The). Fletcher (M.) 2 v. . . 192.19 
 Metropolttes (The) ; or, know thy neighbor. St. Clae 
 
 (R.) 244.56 
 
 Mexico versus Texas, a descriptive novel. By a 
 
 Texian 227.31 
 
 Mice at play. Forest (Neil) 186.31 
 
 Michael Armstrong. Trollope (Mrs. F. ) . . 262.02 
 Michael Rudolph. Dupuy (E. A.) . . . . 181.31 
 
 Michael Strogoff. Verne (J.) 266.91 
 
 Middlemaech. Eliot (George). [Lewes (Mrs. 
 
 M.E.)] 184.08 
 
 Midshipman Easy. Marryat ( Capt. F. ) . . . 225.53 
 Midsummer eve : a fairy tale. Hall (Mrs. S. C.) 212.22 
 
 Midsummer fays. Pinder (Susan) 235.38 
 
 Mignon ; a tale, [anon.] 231.83 
 
 Mignon. Forrester ( Mrs. ) 196.43 
 
 Mildred. Cratk (G. M.) 165.21 
 
 Mildred Arkell. Wood (Mrs. H.) .... 264.63 
 Mildred Norman, the Nazarene. [anon.] . . 231.85 
 Mildred's wedding. Derrick (F.) [Notley 
 
 (Mrs.)] 173.12 
 
 Miles O'Riley, pseud. See Halpine (C. G.) . 212.26 
 Miles Wallingford. Cooper (J. F.) .... 164.04 
 Millbank ; or Roger Irviug's ward. Holmes (Mrs. M. 
 
 j.) 213.63 
 
 Mill of the vale. Lohmann (F.) . ... In 171.19 
 Mill on the floss. Eliot (George). [Lewes (Mrs. 
 
 G. H.) 184.03 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
FICTION: Miller to Moonshine. 
 
 505 
 
 Miller (Christine). See Van Waleee {Mrs. E. C. W.) 
 Miller (Hugh). Tales and sketches. . . . 231.86 
 Millek (Joaquin). First fam'lies of the Sierras. 232.08 
 
 _ The one fair woman 233.95 
 
 Millek (S. F.) Wilkins Wylder 231.87 
 
 Milleb of Angibault. [Dudevant (A.L.A.D.)] 175.55 
 Miller of Silcott mill. Deslonde (Mm. D.) . 172.05 
 Milleb's story of the war. Eeckmann (E. ) and Chateian 
 
 (A.) 183.43 
 
 Mills of the gods. Twells (Mm. J. H.) . . 2G6.69 
 Mills (The) ofTuxbury. TowNSEND(VirginiaF.)261.97 
 Milly , or the hidden cross. Guernsey (L. E.) 212.00 
 Milly Darrell, and other tales. Bkaddon ( 11. E. ) 141.39 
 Milly Moyne ; or broken at last. Smith (J. F. ) 252.79 
 Milman (E. H. ) Arthur Conway , or scenes in the 
 
 tropics 231.88 
 
 Milton (John) and his times. King (Mas.) . 243.31 
 Mimic lifs. Ritchie (Mis. A. C. M.) . . . 243.35 
 Minigo ; or, the fairy of Cairnstone abbey. Abbott 
 
 (J.) Habpee's story books, v. 11. . . . 216.90 
 Ministemno children. Chablesworth (M. L.) 153.19 
 Minister's wife. Oltphant (Mm. M. O. W.) . 234.21 
 Minister's wooing. Stowe (Mrs. H. B. ) . . 254.20 
 Ministry of life. Charleswoeth (M. L.) . . 153.20 
 Minnie Grey ; or who is the heir. Smith (J. F.) 252.84 
 Minstrel love. Fouque (F.H.C. dela Motte). 192.26 
 MmAMioHt. [Savage (Mrs. W. T.j] . . • 231.89 
 
 Mieiam. Habland (Marion). [Tebhune (Mrs. M. V. 
 
 H.M 255 25 
 
 Mieiam Coffin. Haet (J. C.j ...... 214.85 
 
 Miriam Monfort. Wabfield (Mrs. C. A.) . . 262.64 
 Miriam's memoirs. Wabfield (Mrs. C. A.) . 262.78 
 Mischief's Thanksgiving, etc. Coolidge (Susan). 161.38 
 Misfortunes of Elphin. Peacock (T. L.) Works, 
 
 v. 2 5062.16 
 
 Misebables (Les). See Hugo (Victor). . . . 214.57 
 
 Mbbspeesentation. Deuky (A. H. ) ... 175.21 
 Miss Angel. Thackeray (Miss A. I. ) . . . 255.82 
 MissCarew. Edwards (A B. ) . ..... 182.29 
 
 Mas Columbia's Public School. JJlus. by T. Nast.232.00 
 Miss Dorothy's charge. [Benedict (F. L.)] . 132.41 
 Miss Forrester. Edwards ( Miss A. B. ) . . . 182.32 
 Miss Gilbert's caraer. Holland (J. G.) . . 213.45 
 Miss Hitchcock's wedding dress. By the author of 
 
 Mrs. Jerningham's journal 233.91 
 
 Mess Mackenzie. Tbollope (A) 261.58 
 
 Miss Majoribanks. Oltphant (Mrs. M. O. W.) 234.21 
 Mis3 Molly. Butt (B. M.) ........ 143.37 
 
 Mrss Moors. Craik (G. M.) . . ... 165.37 
 
 Miss Nancy's pilgrianage : a story of travel. Johnson 
 
 (V. W.) . . . . „ 226.26 
 
 Miss Cbna McQuarrie. Smith (A.) .... 252.72 
 
 Miss or Mrs ? Collins (W. W ) 162.40 
 
 Miss Patience Hathaway. [Bradley (W. J.)] 191.23 
 Miss Bivenel's con-version from secession to loyalty. 
 
 DeFoeest(J. W.) 172.13 
 
 MissBovel. Cherbuliez (V. ) . . . . . • 153.36 
 Miss Slimmens's window. Peabody (Mrs. Mark). 
 
 [Victor (ifrs. V. F.)] 262.43 
 
 Miss Van Kortland. [Benedict (F. L.)] . . 231.91 
 Missing bride. Southwobth (Mrs. E.D.E.N.) 253.38 
 Mission ; or, scenes in Africa. Maeeyat (CapUF.) 225.54 
 
 Mistaken. Fuller (L.) 193.18 
 
 Mb. and Mrs. F.Berry. Thackeray (W.M.) v. 3 of 2)5. 61 
 Mb. Brown's letters. Thackeray (W. M.) . 25 j.44 
 
 Sime v. 3 of 255. 61 
 
 Mb. Pendleton's cup. Gayloed (G. ) [Bbadley 
 
 (W.J.)] 191.31 
 
 Mb. Butherford's children. Waeneb (A. B. and S. ) 
 
 2v 263.21 
 
 Mb. Smith. Walfoed (L. B.) ' . . . . . 262.74 
 Mr. Sponge's sporting tour. Subtees (K. S.) 213.20 
 Mb. Stewart's intentions. Bobinson (F. W.) . 243.46 
 Me. Tibbot O'Leary, the curious. Geiffin (G.) In Little clas- 
 sics, v. 5 226.87 
 
 Mb. Vanghan's heir. Benedict (F. L.) . . . 132.43 
 Mr. Wynyard's ward. [Paer(H)] .... 222.68 
 Mrs. Ben Darby. Collins (AM.).... 162.01 
 Mbs. Brown in London. Sketchley (Arthur). [Bose 
 
 (G.)] 244.27 
 
 Mbs. Brown in the Highlands. Sketchley (Arthur). 
 
 [Bose (G.)] 244.49 
 
 Mrs. Caudle's curtain bctures. Jeeeold (D.) 221 16 
 Mbs. Gerald's niece. Fullekton (Lady G. ) . 193'l4 
 Mrs. Halliburton's troubles. Wood (Mrs. H.) 264.56 
 
 Mrs. Jerningham's journal 166231 
 
 Mes. Limber's raffle ; or a church fair and its victims' 
 
 [Butler (W. A.)] 233.00 
 
 Mes. Limper s legacy. Dickens (C.) . . . 174.02 
 Mes. Lir.iper's lodgings. Dickens (C.) . . 174.03 
 Mes. Main waring's journal. Marshall (Emma). 226.65 
 Mes. Partington's carpet bag of fun Avery(S.P. )125. 27 
 Mrs. Skagg's husbands, etc. Harte (Bret). . 212.72 
 Mistletoe. By the author of the Wedding bells. 231.90 
 Mistress and maid. Craik (Mrs. Dinah Maria 
 
 Muloch) 232.51 
 
 Mistress Judith. Tytlee (C.C. Eraser-). . 261.95 
 
 Mistress Margery : a tale of the Lollards. Holt 
 
 (Emily S.) 213.81 
 
 Misunderstood. Montgomery (F.) . . . . 232.92 
 Mitchell (D. G.) ['Ik Marvel.'] Doctor Johns ; 
 
 orthodox minister of Connecticut. 2 v. . 232.01 
 
 — Dream life ... 232.03 
 
 — Fudge doings. 2 v , . 232. 04 
 
 — Lorgnette ; or studies of the town. . . . 232. 05 
 
 — Beveries of a bachelor 232. 06 
 
 — Seven stories, with basement and attic. . 232.07 
 Mitchel (Rev. Walter). Bryan Maurice. . . 232.10 
 Mitfobd (A. B.) The forty-seveu Ronins. In Little classics, 
 
 v. 11 226.99 
 
 Mitfoed (jUV.ssM.E.) Atherton, and other tales. 232.11 
 
 — Belford Begis; or, sketches of a country town. 232.12 
 
 — Our village : sketches of rural character and scenery. 
 
 2v 232.13 
 
 — Stories of American life ; by American writers 
 
 3v , ..... 232.15 
 
 Moby Dick; or, the whale. Melville iH.) . 231.69 
 Modern chivalry, Brackenrtdge (H. H.) . . 135.13 
 Modern (A) Mephistopheles. [No Name series. ] 232.89 
 Modern pilgrims. Wood (George). 2 v. . . 264.45 
 Modern pythagorean. Macnish (B.) . . . 225.09 
 Modern society ; or, the march of intellect. Sinclair 
 
 (C.) 252.56 
 
 Modeen story-teller ; or, the best stories of the best 
 
 authors 332.18 
 
 Modet (Helen). Light. ........ 232.19 
 
 Moffat (Mrs. A. S. ) One-armed Hugh, the little corn- 
 merchant ; or, Ealph and Tib 232.20 
 
 Moffett (Emma L.) Crown jewels. . . . 232.85 
 Mohammed Ali and his house. Muhlbach (L. ) 232. 78 
 Mohicans of Paris. Dumas (A ) . . . 181.09 
 
 Mohun ; or, the last days of Lee and his paladins. 
 
 Cooke (J. E.) 163,17 
 
 Moie (D. M.) Life of Mansie Wauch, tailor. 232.21 
 Moliere (Tales from). Lennaed (D. P.) . 223.13 
 
 Monaldi. Allston (Washington). . . . 121.16 
 
 Monarch of Mincing-Lane. Black (W.) . . 134.34 
 
 Monastery. Scott (Walter). 2 v 245.55 
 
 Moncrleff (H. W.) Visit to my discontented cousin. 
 
 [anon.] • 262.95 
 
 Moncrieff (It. H.) [' A. K. Hope.'] Stories of French 
 
 school life • • 213.93 
 
 Monceleffe (Margaret), the first love of Aaron Burr. 
 
 Bubdett(G) • 145.18 
 
 Monday work : or the minister's family. Putnam (E. 
 
 T.H.) 241.72 
 
 Money and music. Baenard (C, jr.) . ■ ■ 132.09 
 
 Money-makers. Adams (W. T.) 113.39 
 
 MoNFOEThall. Wabfield (Mrs. C. A. ) . . . 262.77 
 Note.— Same as Miriam Monfort. 
 
 Montkins. Coopek(J. F. ) 164.05 
 
 "Monk," pseud. See Ludovici (L.) ^ 
 
 Monk of Cimies. Sherwood (Mrs. M. M.) . 252.16 
 Monsieur Antoine. Dudevant (A. L. A. D.) . 175.6--. 
 Monsieue Sylvestre. Dudevant (A. L. A. D.) 175.34 
 Monsieub Violet. Maeryat (F.) ..... 225. bi 
 Montalban. [Pacheco (Mrs. B.)] . . ■ • 232. ^> 
 Montanas; or under the stars. Hancock (S. J.) 212.3b 
 Montgomery (Florence). Misunderstood. . 232.92 
 
 — Thrown together HTm 
 
 Moods. Olcott (Miss L. M.) ...... U1.01 
 
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 Mooee(D. W.) Time's ungentle tide. . . • ^d.H& 
 Mooee (George). Tales of the passions. . . 505b. 17 
 Mooee (Mrs. H. T.) The golden legacy. . . 195.29 
 Moobe (John). Edward. 2 v ^™'n 
 
 — Mordaunt. 3v karri i 
 
 _Zeluco. 2v.. . . .. 6 ^§-" 
 
 Mooke (Thomas). The epicurean. • • • • f^'n? 
 Moorland cottage. Gaskell (Mrs. E. C.) . 194.U/ 
 
 Mopsa, the fairy. Ingelow (Jean) 2'b. W 
 
 Morals and mysteries. Aide(H.) ■ • ■ • l^.-\ l , 
 Mobals of Abou Ben Adhem. Locke (R. D.) 224.45 
 Mobals of May fair. Ed wards (Mrs. Annie). l°<"b 
 Moedaunt. Moobe (John). 3 v. . . . . . 505b.ld 
 
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 Mobe (H.) Ccelebs in search df a wife. In her Works, 
 
 v 2 5057.02 
 
 — Repository tales. [In her Works, v. 1.] . 5057.01 
 
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 Shepherd of Salisbury plain. Two shoemakers. Black 
 
 Giles the poacher, etc., etc. 
 Mobe (Sir T.) Utopia. . . . 232.24 ; 6011.06 
 Mobe bed-time stories. Moulton (L. C.) . . 235. b9 
 Mobe (Household of Sir Thomas). Manning (A. ) 225. 30 
 Mobe Happy thoughts. Buenand (F. C.) . . 145.24 
 Mobe than she could bear. Bendbow (H.) . 133-22 
 Moefoed (Henry). The coward 232. '29 
 
 — Days of shoddy 232.26 
 
 — Shoulder straps 232.27 
 
 — Sprees and splashes 232.28 
 
 — Utterly wrecked ; a novel of American coast 
 
 life. 232.30 
 
 Moegan (Henry). Ned Nevins, the news-boy. 232.31 
 
 Moegan (S. O., Lady). Florence Macarthy. . 233.74 
 
 — O'Briens and O'Flahertys 2v 232.32 
 
 — St. Clair ; or, the heiress of Desmond. 2 v. 233.72 
 
 — Wild Irish girl 232.34 
 
 Mobgesons. Stoddaed (Mrs. E.) .... 254.07 
 
 Moeiek (J. ) Hajji Baba in England. . . . 232. 35 
 
 Moelet (H ) Fables and fairy tales. . . . 185.13 
 
 Mobley (Susan). Aileen Ferrers 234.62 
 
 — Throstlethwaite 232.80 
 
 Moelet Ernstein. James (G. P. R.) . . . 215. 63 
 
 Mobning glories, etc. Aloott (Louisa M. ) . 121.00 
 
 Moeeisons. Hosmee (Mrs. M. ) 214.12 
 
 Moete (La) d' Arthur. Compiled by T. Malory. 123.28 
 
 Moetimek (Charlotte B. ) Marrying by lot ; a tale of 
 
 the primitive Moravians 232.36 
 
 Moetimer (Grace). Two Barbaras 232.90 
 
 Moeton house. [Fisher (Miss F. C.)] . . . 242.76 
 Moscow. Spectacles for young eyes. Landeb 
 
 (S. W.) 222.88 
 
 Mose Evans. Bakeb (W. M.) 125.36 
 
 Mosses from an old manse. Hawthoene (N.) 212.59 
 Moss-slde. Harland (Marion). [Terhtjne (Mrs. M. 
 
 V. H.)] 255.26 
 
 Moth and rust, [anon.] 232.84 
 
 Mothee and son. Opie (Mrs. A.) Works, v. 1. 234.28 
 MoTHEE-in-law. Sotjthwoeth (Mrs. E. D. E. N.) 253.86 
 Mother's recompense. Aguilab (Grace). . . 114.05 
 Motherless ; or, a Parisian family. Witt (Mme. Gui- 
 
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 Motherless children [Bakeb (Mrs. H. N. W. )] 131.01 
 Motley (J. L.) Merry mount ; a romance of the Mas- 
 sachusetts colony 232. 33 
 
 Motley book. Mathews (C.) ...... 5053.05 
 
 Motjlton (Mrs. L. C.) Bed-time stories. . . 235.68 
 
 — Juno Clifford 232.39 
 
 — More bed-time stories 235. 69 
 
 — My third book ; a collection of tales. . . 232.40 
 
 — Some women's hearts 232.81 
 
 — This, that, and the other 232.41 
 
 Mountford (Wm.) Thorpe : a quiet English town, 
 
 and human life therein 232.42 
 
 — Martyria 232.09 
 
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 Hollister (G. H.) . 213.85 
 
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 Mozabt ; a biographical romance. Rau (H.) 242.09 
 Mozart and Mendelssohn. Barnard (C.) . .1561.24 
 Me. and Mite, jj®- Por titles thus commencing see p. 505. 
 Mudfokd (W.) Iron shroud. In Little classics, v. 3. . 226.85 
 Mugge(T.) Afraja : or, life and love in Norway. 232.43 
 Muhlbach (Louise). See Mundt (C. M.) 
 Muller (Christine), pseud. See Walree (E. C. W. van). 
 Muller (F. Paludan). The fountain of youth. 234.73 
 Mulleb (Otto). Charlotte Ackerman r a [Hamburg] 
 
 theatrical romance 232.83 
 
 Muloch (D. M.) See Ceaik (Mrs. 1). M. Muloch). 
 Mumeoed (Mary E.) Hila Dart : a romp. . . 232.95 
 Mummy (Romance of the). Gautieb (T.) . 194.17 
 Mummy (The) : a tale. Loudon (Mrs.) . . . 224.09 
 Munchausen (Travels of baron). Raspe (R. E.) 133.01 
 Munchausen at Walcheren. [anon.'} . . .5091.05 
 Mundt (Clara M.) ['Louise Muhlbach.'] 
 
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 Frederick the Great and his court. . . . 232.70 
 
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 — Goethe and Schiller 232.76 
 
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 — Merchant of Berlin : an historical novel. . 232.72 
 Same. [ With tide] Frederick the Great and his 
 
 merchant. 2v 232.73 
 
 — Mohammed Ali and his house 232. 78 
 
 — Napoleon and Bliioher. 233.04 
 
 — Napoleon and the Queen of Prussia. . . 233.05 
 
 — Old Fritz and the new era 233.06 
 
 — Prince Eugene and his times 233.07 
 
 — Queen Hortense 232.77 
 
 — Story of a millionaire 232.79 
 
 — Two life paths 233.08 
 
 Mundt (Theodor). Count Mirabeau : an historical 
 
 novel 232.66 
 
 Mtjeab the unlucky. Edqewokth (Maria). In Little classics, 
 v. 12 227.15 
 
 Murdee and the fortune teller. Pinkeeton (A. ) 236.12 
 Murder will out. Opie (Mrs. A. ) Works, v. 1. 234.28 
 Murdoch (Rev. David). Dutch Dominie of the Cats- 
 kills 233.11 
 
 Murphy's master. Payn (J.) 235.63 
 
 Murray (C. A.) Prairie bird 233.12 
 
 MuEEAY (Grenville). The member for Paris . 231.92 
 
 — Young Brown 235.84 
 
 Mubbay (John Fisher). Father Tom and the Pope ; 
 
 or, a night at the Vatican 233.13 
 
 Musaius (J. C. A.) Dumb love, Libussa, Melech- 
 sala 151.13 
 
 — Libussa 255.04 
 
 Museum (The). Abbott (J.) Haepeb's story hooks. 
 
 Musings and prosinga. Bayly (T. H.) . . . 1613.33 
 Muskingum legends. Powers (S.) .... 2538.28 
 
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 Mute singer. Ritchie (Anna C. M. ) . . ■ 2<t |^ 
 My aunt Margaret's mirror. Scott (W.) . . 215.7b 
 My brother's keeper. Waeneb (A. B.) . . . 263.00 
 My brother's wife. Edwards (A. B.) . . . 182-30 
 My chateaux. Cuktis (G. W.) In Little classics, v. 4. 226.86 
 
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 My story. Macquoid (Mrs. K. S.) .... 226.58 
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 My thirty years out of the senate. Downing, (Major 
 
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 My young Alcides. Yonge (C. M.) .... 265.71 
 Myebs (P. H.) King of the Hurons. [anon.] 233.77 
 Myrthe (A. F.) Ambrosio de Letinez, a Texian 
 
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 Mysteries of Paris. Sue (Eugene). . . . 254.37 
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 clair^.) 252.57 
 
 Mysterious parchment. Wakeman (Joel). . 262.49 
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 Mystery (The). Wood (Mrs. H.) .... 261.67 
 Mystery of Edwin Drood. Dickens (O) . . 172.39 
 Same. [With a so-called part 2, by T. P. James, 
 
 a "medium."] 173.41 
 
 Mystery of Metropolisville. Eggleston (E.) 184.31 
 Mystery of Orcival. Gaboriau (Emile). . . 193.16 
 Mysteby, or Platonic love. Crosby (G. S.) . 165.43 
 
 Mystic ball ; a wonder story 233.09 
 
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 Nameless history. Marlitt (E.) . . . 225.73 
 
 Nancy. Broughton (Miss Khoda) 142.37 
 
 Nanette and her lovers. Gwynne (T.) . . . 212.02 
 Nanon ; or, women's war. Dumas (A.) . . 181.41 
 Napiek (Sir C.) William the Conqueror ; an historical 
 
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 Napier (C. O. G.) Tommy Try and what he did in 
 
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 Napoleon and Bliicher. Muhlbach (Louise). 233.04 
 Napoleon and the queen of Prussia. Muhlbach 
 
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 Nases(E.) Thinks-I-to-myself. 233.51 
 
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 Nathalie. Kavanagh (J.) 221.51 
 
 Nathaniel Vaughan : priest and man. Macdonald 
 
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 Nathusius (Maria). Above her station. . . 233.17 
 Nature and art. Inohbald (MissE.) . . . 215.06 
 
 Nature's nobleman, [anon.] 233.19 
 
 Nature's school ; or, lessons in the garden and field. 
 
 Bunnett (F. E.) 145.17 
 
 Naughty boys; or, the sufferings of Mr. Delteil. Champ- 
 
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 Nauman ( M. D.) Sidney Elliott. . . . , . 232.87 
 
 — Twisted threads 232.88 
 
 Naval officer. Makryat ( Capt. F. ) .... 225.47 
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 Neal (John). Goody gracious ! and the for-get-me-not. In 
 Little classics, v. 10 * 226.97 
 
 — Great mysteries and little plagues. . . . 233.21 
 
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 Neal, (Joseph C ) Charcoal sketches. . . . 233.22 
 Neal Malone. Carleton (W. ) In Little classics, 
 
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 — ■ The lost ship ; or, the Atlantic steamer. . . 233.25 
 Near to nature's heart. Roe (E. P.) , . , 243.93 
 Nearer and dearer. Bede (C. ) [Bradley (E.)] 141.12 
 Ned Allen ; or, the past age. Hannay (D. ) . 212.39 
 Ned Myers ; or, before the mast. Cooper (J. F. ) 164. 06 
 Ned Nevins, the newsboy. Morgan (H.) . . 232.31 
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 Neighbor Jackwood. Trowbridge (J. T. ) . . 262. 14 
 Neighbors (The). Bremer (Fredrika). . . . 141.22 
 Neighbors' wives. Trowbridge (J. T. ) . , . 262.15 
 Nellie Bracken. Ketcham (A. C. Bradford). 141.10 
 Nellie Brooke. Marryat (F.) [Church (Mrs. 
 
 Ross).] 154.22 
 
 Nellie of Truro. By the author of ' ' Vara. " . 233. 50 
 Nellie Warren ; or, the lost watch. [Wise (D.)] 222. 34 
 Nelly's dark days. Stretton (H.) .... 254.55 
 Nelly Kinnard's kingdom. Douglas (A. M. ) 176. 31 
 Nemesis. Harland (Marion). [Terhune (Mrs. M. 
 
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 Nepenthe. By the author of Olie. [anon. ] . 233. 26 
 Never again. Mayo (W. S.) ...... 235.74 
 
 Never too late to mend. Reade (Charles). 2 v. 242. 18 
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 Same. In his Moral works 5015.01 
 
 New Don Quixote. Daudet(A.) . . . . . 171.52 
 New England tale. Sedgwick (Miss C. M. ) . 251.17 
 New Gil Bias. Inglis (H. D.) 3v.ini.. . 215.11 
 
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 New year's bargain. Cooltdge (Susan). . . 161.35 
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 — loss and gain : story of a convert [to Roman- 
 
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 NEWS-boy. [Smith (E. Oakes.)] 233.31 
 
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 Nights in a block house. Watson (H. C.) . 263.43 
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 H. B.) 254.17 
 
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 Noblesse oblige. [Clarke (C. Carlos).] . . 233.87 
 "Noblesse oblige;'' an English story of to-day 
 
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 Noel (Lady Augusta). Owen Gwynne's great 
 
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 Nordhoff (C.) Cape Cod and all along shore. 233.43 
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 Norseman's pilgrimage. Boyesen (H. H. ) . . 13512 
 Norsemen (The) in the West. Ballantyne (R.M.) 131.32 
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 — ■ irade in souls. . 233' 41 
 
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 — — Same [With Pride and prejudice.] . 125.16 
 Northern lands. [Adams (W. T.)] .... 113.32 
 
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 Not dead yet. Jeaffreson (J. C.) . . . . 22106 
 
 Not easily jealous, [anon.] 233.83 
 
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 The marquis, by Chauncey Hickox. Under false colors, by 
 
 Lucy Hooper. The hungry heart, by J. W. De Forest. 
 
 " How mother did it," by J. B. Hadermanu. The red fox 
 
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 Old Sadler's resurrection, by K. D. Minor. 
 
 Not wisely, but too well. [Broughton (Rhoda). ] 112.35 
 
 Not without thorns. Graham (E.) .... 216.16 
 
 Nothing but leaves. McKeever (H. B.) . . 225.00 
 
 Nothing new. Cbaik ( Mrs. D. M. Muloch). . 232.53 
 
 Notice to quit. Wills (W.G.) 264.13 
 
 Notley (Mrs.—). [' Francis Derrick. '] . Mildreds 
 wedding 173.12 
 
 — Olive Varooe 173.10 
 
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 Novelist's magazine, v. 1-20 233.52 
 
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 Now and then. Wabren (Samuel) 263.33 
 
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 Nowell (H. P. H.) ['May Mannsring.'] Helping 
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 2. Billy Grimes' fa- 5. Saltwater Dick. . . 224.91 
 
 vorite. . . . 225.19 6. Little maid of Oxbow. 224.92 
 
 3. Cruise of the Dash- 
 
 away 224.89 
 
 Numa Pompilius. Florian (J. B. C. de). . . 225.87 
 Nun (The). Sherwood (Mrs. M. M.) Works, v. 7. 252.07 
 Nutshell of knowledge. A.L.O.E. [Tucker (C.)] 121.19 
 O. T., a Danish romance. Andersen (H. C.) . 121.32 
 Oakfield ; or fellowship in the East. Arnold 
 
 (W. D.) 123.06 
 
 Oak openings; or the bee-hunters. Cooper (J.F.) 161.07 
 Oakridge : an old-time story. Smith (J. E.) 253.09 
 O'Briens and O'Flahertys. Morgan (S. 0. ) 2 v. 232.32 
 Occupations of a retired life. Garrett (E.) [Mayo 
 
 (Ms. I. F.)] 193.31 
 
 OcEAN-borj. Optic (Oliver). [Adams (W. T.)] [Y. C. 
 
 series, v. 6.] 113.42 
 
 Ocean waifs. B,eid (Ca pi. M.) 242.52 
 
 Oceana (Commonwealth of). Harrington (J.) 5.28.02 
 O'Connor (F.) Invisible princess. In Little classics, v. 8. 22(1.95 
 O'Connor (Wm. D. ) The ghost. In Little classics, 
 
 v. 8. 
 
 26.95 
 231.79 
 23J.01 
 255.08 
 223.57 
 
 Odd couple. Oliphant (Mis. M. O. W.) . 
 Odd trump. [Coulson (J. G. A.)] . . . 
 Odds (At). Tautphoeus (Baroness I. von). 
 O'Donoghue, a tale of Ireland. Lever (C) 
 
 Oehlenschlaeger (Adam). Ali and Gulhyndi. 255.04 
 
 O'er moor and fen. Walsingham (C.) . . . 266.37 
 Oertel (P. F. W.) ['Van Horn.'] Schoolmaster of 
 
 Abbach, and other sketches 262.88 
 
 Off for the Geysers. Stephens (C. A.) . . . 256.09 
 
 Off-hand sketches. Arthur (T.S.) . . . 123.15 
 
 Off Land's End, homeward bound. Reid (W.) 242.77 
 
 Off the roll. Ktng(K.) 221.88 
 
 Off the Skelligs. Ingelow(J.) 214.79 
 
 Oqilvies. Cbaik (D. M. Muloch) 232.54 
 
 Oiled feather tracts. Power (Rev. D. P.) v. 1-2. 241.45 
 Olcott (H. A.) The torchlight ; or, through the 
 
 234.02 
 225.29 
 
 wood. 
 Old Chelsea bun-house. Manning (Miss Anne). 
 
 Old countess. Hoefer (E.) 213.4U 
 
 Old countess. Stephens (Mrs. A. S.) . 
 Old curiosity shop. Dickens (Charles). 
 
 254.97 
 174.08 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
FICTION : Old Dominion to Orkney. 
 
 509 
 
 Old Dominion. James (G. P. E.) .... 215.83.} 
 
 Old English baron. Beeve (Miss C.) . . . 212.36 
 
 Old fairy tales. Collected by J. Mason. . . 185.44 
 
 Old farm house. Laing (C. H. B.) .... 222.27 
 Old fashioned boy (An). Faequhabson (Martha). 191.10 
 
 Old fashioned girl (An). Alcott (L. M. ) . . 121.04 
 Old friends and new acquaintances. Strickland 
 
 (Agnes). 2 v 254.29 
 
 Old Fritz and the new era. Muhlbach (L.) . 233.06 
 
 Old helmet (The). Warner (Miss Susan) 2 v. 263.08 
 
 Ou)Hepsy. Denison (C. W.) 173.06 
 
 Old Hicks the guide. Webbeb (C. W.) . . 263.41 
 
 Old homestead. Stephens (A. S.) .... 253.70 
 
 Old house by the river. Prime (W. O.) . . 241.66 
 
 Old inn. Barnes (J.) 132.18 
 
 OLDJoliffe. Mackaeness (M. A.) 241.30 
 
 Old Kensington. Thackeray (Miss A. I.) . 255.80 
 
 Old lieutenant and his son. Macleod (N.) . 225.07 
 
 Old mam'selle's secret. Mablitt (E.) . . . 223.39 
 
 Old Margaret. Ktngsley (Henry) 222.00 
 
 Old Mortality. Scott (Sir W.) 215.58 
 
 Old Myddleton's money. Hat (M. O.) . . . 212.81 
 
 Old patroon (The). Maitland (J. A.) . . . 225.14 
 
 Old plantation. Hungerford (J.) .... 215.01 
 
 Old St. Paul's. Ainsworth (W. H.) . . . 115.06 
 Old Sir Douglas. Norton (Hon. Mrs. C. E. S.) 233.48 
 
 Old stone house. March (H.) 226.62 
 
 Old town fireside stories. Stowe (Mrs. H. B. ) 254.25 
 
 Old town folks. Stowe (Mrs. H. B.) . . . 253.80 
 
 Old vicarage. Hubback (Mrs. J.) . . . . 214.37 
 Old woman who lived in a shoe. Douglas (A. 
 
 M.) 176.35 
 
 Oldbuby. Keary (A.) 227.06 
 
 Oldpoet days. Higginson (T. W.) . . . . 213.93 
 
 Olte ; or, the old west room 234.00 
 
 Oliphant (Laurence). Piccadilly 234.35 
 
 Oliphant (Mrs. M. O W.) 
 
 — Adam Graeme of Mossgray 234.03 
 
 — Agnes 234.04 
 
 — Agnes Hopetonn's school and holidays. . 234.05 
 
 — Atheliugs ; or, the three gifts 234.05 
 
 — At his gates -234.92 
 
 — Brownlows 234.07 
 
 — Caleb Field ; a tale of the Puritans. . . . 234.08 
 
 — Chronicles of Carlingford. [Executor. Kector Doc- 
 
 tor's family.] 231.09 
 
 Bector, and doctor's family 234.76 
 
 Salem chapel 234.77 
 
 ■ Perpetual ourate 234.22 
 
 Miss Majoribanks 234.21 
 
 Phoebe, jr. 234.81 
 
 — Curate in charge 235.75 
 
 — Days of my life 234.10 
 
 — For love and life 234.95 
 
 — Heart and cros3 234.11 
 
 — House on the moor. 231.12 
 
 — Innocent 234.94 
 
 — John : a love story 234.12J 
 
 — Katie Stewart 221 44 
 
 — Laird of Norlaw ; a Scottish story. . . . 234.13 
 
 — Last of the Mortimers 234. 13 i 
 
 — Lilliesleaf, concluding Margaret Maitland. . 231.15 
 
 — LucyCrofton 234.16 
 
 — Madonna Mary 254.17 
 
 — Magdalen Hepburn 234.18 
 
 — Margaret Maitland of Sunnyside. . . . 231.19 
 
 Note. — For conclusion, see LillieBleaf, above. 
 
 -May 234.93 
 
 — Merkland ; or, self-sacrifice 234.20 
 
 — Minister's wife 234.24 
 
 — Miss Majoribanks 234.21 
 
 — Odd couple 234.79 
 
 — Ombra 234.91 
 
 — Perpetual curate 234.22 
 
 — Phoebe, jr: A last chronicle of Carliagford. 234.81 
 
 — Quietheart. 231.25 
 
 — Bector and the doctor's family 234.76 
 
 — Rose in June 234.90 
 
 — Salem chapel 234.77 
 
 — Sou of -the soil 253.18 
 
 — Squire Arden 234.14 
 
 — Story of Valentine and his brother. . . 234.99 
 
 — Three brothers 234. 75 
 
 — Whiteladies 234 89 
 
 — Zaidee. 234 23 
 
 Olive. Craik (D. M. Muloch).' .' .' .' '. \ 232.55 
 Olive Blake's good work. Je.vffreson (J. C.) 221.07 
 Olive Varco\ Derrick (F.j [Notley (Mrs. — ).] 173.10 
 Oliver Ellis : or the fusiliers. Grant (J.) . 211.93 
 Oliver of the mill. Charlesworth (M. L.) . 153.40 
 Oliver Optic, pseud. See Adams (W. T.) 
 
 Oliver Twist. Dickens (Charles). 2 v. . . 174.12 
 Olivia Raleigh. Synge (W. W. F.) . . . 246.09 
 
 Olney (Ellen W.) Love in idleness. A summer 
 
 sto-y 234.74 
 
 Ombra. Oliphant (Mrs. M. 0. W.) . . . 234.91 
 Omoo ; adventures in the south seas. Melville 
 
 (H.) 231.70 
 
 On both sides of the sea. Charles (Mrs. E.) 153.11 
 On dangerous ground. Moore (Mrs. B. H.) . 233.8S 
 
 On guard. Thomas (Annie) 261.12 
 
 On the Amazons. Stephens (C. A.) .... 256.14 
 On the border. Kirke (Edmund). [Gilmore 
 
 (J- B.)] 195.07 
 
 On the edge of the storm. Clarke (C. C.) . 234.33 
 On the eve. Tourgeneff (Ivan S.) .... 262.22 
 
 On the heights. Auerbach (B. ) 124.09 
 
 Same. From the German by S. A. Stern. 124.21 
 
 On the way. A. L. O. E. [Tucker (O.)] . . 121.20 
 
 On the wing. Eyster (Nellie) 184.14 
 
 On time. Adams (W.T.) 112.35 
 
 One and twenty. [Bobinson (F. W.)] . . . 234.26 
 ONE-armed Hugh. Moffat (Mrs. A. S.) . . 232.20 
 One day's weaving. [Peebles (M. L.)] . . . 234.49 
 
 One fair woman. Miller (J.) 233.95 
 
 One hundred romances of real life. Hunt (L.) 215.03 
 One in a thousand. James (G. P. R.) . . . 215.69 
 One night's mystery. Fleming (M. A. ) . . 197.03 
 
 One of the family. Payn (James) 234.27 
 
 One of them. Lever (Charles) 223.53 
 
 One of two. Friswell (H.) 193.07 
 
 One poor girl. Sikes (Wirt) 252.86 
 
 One summer. Howard (Miss Blanche W.) . 234.41 
 One woman's two lovers ; or Jacqueline Thayne's 
 
 choice. Townsend (F. V.) 261.47 
 
 One year ; a tale of wedlock. Carlen (E. F.) 145.42 
 
 Only. Mackarness (M. A.) 241.31 
 
 Only a clod. Braddon (Miss M. E.) . . . 135.29 
 Only a fiddler ; and O. T. Andersen (H. C.) 
 
 122.11; 121.33 
 
 Only a girl. Hillern (W. von) 213 77 
 
 Only a woman's heart. Clare (Ada). . . . 155. 03 
 
 Only girls. Townsend (V. F.) 266.28 
 
 Only herself. Thomas (Annie) 255.71 
 
 Only temper. Newby (Mrs. C. J.) .... 233.30 
 
 Only three weeks, [anon.] 234.30 
 
 Onward. Winscom (J. A.) 264.27 
 
 Onward and upward series. See Adams (W. T. ) 
 Onyx ring. Sterling (J.) Essays and tales, v. 2. 2547.10 
 Open (An) question. De Mille (J.) . . . 176.13 
 Open! Sesame! Church (Mrs. Boss). . . . 154.30 
 Opening a chestnut burr. Boe (E. P.). . . 243.90 
 Opera singer's wife. Grey (ilfrs.1 .... 211.65 
 Operas (Tales from the). Pardon (G. F.) . . 234.60 
 Ophelia (History of). Fielding (Susan), v. 19 of 233.52 
 
 Opie (Amelia). Works. 3 v 234.28 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Madeline. Adeline Mowbray. Simple 
 tales. Father and daughter. Happy faces. 2. Tales of 
 real life. New tales. 3. Temper. Woman's love and 
 wife's duty. Two sous. Opposite neighbor. Love, mys- 
 tery, and superstition. After the ball. False or true. 
 Confessions of an odd tempered man. Illustiatious of lying. 
 Opportunities. A sequel to "What she could." War- 
 ner (Susan) 263.19 
 
 Opportunity. Seemullee (A. M. Crane) . . 165.23 
 Opposite neighbor. Opie (Mrs. A.) . v. 3 of 234.29* 
 Optic (Oliver), pseud. See Adams (W. T.) 
 Orange blossoms fresh and faded. Arthur (T.S.) 123.37 
 Ordeal for wives. Edwards (Mrs. Annie). . 2:34.31 
 O'Beilly (Miles). See Halpine (C. G.) 
 
 Orient boys. Keene (S. F.) 215.97 
 
 Orkney the peacemaker. Abbott (J. ) Harper's story- 
 books, v. 10 216.89 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Orders," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
510 
 
 FICTION: Orley Farm to Parr. 
 
 Orley farm. Trollope (Anthony) 261.64 
 
 Okmond. Edgewoeth (Maria). In her Novels, etc. 182.19 
 Ormond; or, the secret witness. Beown (C. B.) 143.10 
 Orphan (The). Opie (Mis. A.) Works, v. 1. . 234.28 
 Orphan boy. Sherwood (Mrs. M. M.) v. 8 of 252.01 
 Orphan in the Old Dominion. Silveedale (D.) 251.76 
 Orphans of Normandy. Sherwood (Mrs. M. M.) 
 
 Works, v. 2 252.02 
 
 Oepheus C. Kerr paper j. Newell (R. H.) 3 v. 233.36 
 Orred (Meta), pseud. A long time ago. . . 236.21 
 Obsay (Comtesse A'). Clouded happiness. . 134.07 
 
 Ortis (Letters of). Foscolo (H.) From the Italian. 192.24 
 Orville college. Wood (Mrs. Henry). . . . 264.65 
 Oscar. Aimwell(W.) [Simonds (W.)] . . 252.43 
 Oscar Berfcrand. Beaddon (Miss M. E.) . . 135.34 
 Osceola, the Seminole. Reid (Capt. Mayne). 242.53 
 Oswald Cray. Wood (Mrs. Henry). . . . 264.66 
 O. T. a Danish romance. Andersen (H. C.) . 121.32 
 Other folks' lives. Smedley (M B.) 252.82 
 
 Other girls. Whitney (Mrs. A. D. T.) . . 263.71 
 Other people's money. Gaboeiau (E.) . . 196.37 
 Otheb people's windows. [Friswell (J. H.)] 234.39 
 Otis (Belle). See Woods (C. H. ) .... 234.34 
 Otis (Mrs. H. G. ) The Barclays of Boston. . 234.88 
 Otmar (Von). See Nachtigal (J. C. C.) 
 Ought we to visit her ? Edwards (Mrs. A.) . 182.35 
 Ouida, pseud. See Bame (L. de la). 
 Our Charley. Stowe (Mrs. H. B.) .... 251.21 
 Our cousin Veronica. Woemley (M. E.) . . 265.06 
 Our cousins in Ohio. Howitt (Mary). . . . 214.25 
 Our detachment. King (Katherine). . . . 221.79 
 Our forefathers, v. 1. Ingo. 2. Ingraban. Feeytag 
 
 (G.) 192.38; 39 
 
 Our Fred. Farquharson (M. F. ) 196.17 
 
 Our guardian. Daniel (Mrs. M.) 223.68 
 
 Oue Helen. Claeke (R. S.) 226.67 
 
 Our honeymoon, and other comicalities, from 
 
 Punch 234.37 
 
 Our mutual friend. Dickens (Charles). . . 174.17 
 
 Same. Condensed by B. Johnson. . . 156.02 
 
 Our neighbors in the corner house. Aethur(T.S. )123.11 
 Our new crusade ; temperance story. Hale(E.E. )212.86 
 Our parish ; or annals of pastor, and people. 
 
 [anon.] 234.36 
 
 Our two lives ; or, Graham and I. By A.H.K. 234.32 
 Our village. Mitford (Miss M. B.) 2 v. . . 232.13 
 Our year ; a child's book. Muloch (D. M. ) . 232.56 
 Our young yachter's scries. See Stephens (C. A.) 256.09 
 Out in the world. Akthue (T. S. ) .... 123.10 
 Out of his head ; a romance. Aldeich (T. B.) 121.07 
 
 Out of the cage. Owen (G. W.) 235.92 
 
 Out of the deep. Wood (Mrs. H.) .... 264.91 
 Out of the depths ; story of a woman's life. [anon. ] 234. 38 
 
 Out of the foam. Cooke (J. E.) 163.31 
 
 Out of the hurly-burly. Adelek (Max). TClaek 
 
 (0. H.)] \ . H3.19 
 
 Out of the question : a comedy. Howells (W.D.)216.S0 
 Out of town. Gray (Barry). [Coffin (B. B.)] 161.14 
 
 Outcasts. Br.vddon (M. E. ) 135.35 
 
 Outcasts of Poker Flat. Harte(B.) I, i Little 
 
 classics, v. 1 226.83 
 
 Outlaw's daughter. Bennett (E.) .... 133.34 
 
 Outpost. Austin (J. G.) ,' 125.'20 
 
 Outre-mee. Longfellow (H. W.) 5052.11 
 
 Outbe inort. Spoffobd (H. E. P.) In Little classics, v. 2. 220.84 
 Outwaed bound ; or, young America afloat. Adams 
 
 (W. T. ) 112 25 
 
 Ovee the cliff?. Chanter (C.) ....'..' 152!20 
 Over yonder. Maelitt (E.) . . ..'.'. 225 41 
 
 Overland. De Foeest (J. W.) \ 172 48 
 
 Ovind ; life in Norway. Bjornson (B. ) . . .' 133 32 
 Owen (Ashford), pseud. Georgy Sandon ; or a lost 
 
 love 234 40 
 
 Owen (F.) Aden Power '.'.'' 234 44 
 
 Owen (G. W.) The Leech club ; or, the mysteries' of 
 
 theCatskills. 236.01 
 
 — Uut of the cage. An o'er true tale. . . 235 9 > 
 
 Owen (R.D.I Beyond the breakers. . . . 23l'72 
 Owen; a waif. [Robinson (F. W.)] . . . 23463 
 
 Owen Gwynne's great work.NoBL(iadyAug'u8ta).236 05 
 
 Owen Meredith, pseud. See Bulwer-Lytton (R. ) 
 Owlglass (Marvellous adventures of). Mueneb 
 
 (T.) 234.42 
 
 Oxenfoed (J.) and Feeiling (C. A.) Tales from the 
 
 German 255.04 
 
 Contents : Libussa, J. H. Mussens. Criminal from lost 
 honour, F. Schiller. The cold heart, W. Hauff. Wonders 
 in the Spessart, K. Immermann. Nose, the dwarf, w 
 Hauff. Axel. C. F. Vandervelde. The sandman, E. T. w.' 
 Hoffman. St. Cecilia, or, tue power of music, H. Von 
 Kleist. The new Paris, J. W. von Goethe. Ali and Gtil- 
 hyndi, Adam Oehlensehlaeger. Alamontade, H. Zschokke. 
 
 The Jesuits' church in G , E. T. W. Hoffman. The 
 
 severed hand, W. Hauff. 
 Oxley. By Lyndon. [Bright (Mrs. M. A.)] . 142.2C 
 P's and Q's ; or the question of putting upon. Yonge 
 
 (CM.) 265.65 
 
 Pacha of many tales. Marryat ( Capt. F. ) . 225. 5G 
 
 Pacheco ( Mrs. R. ) Montalban 232.25 
 
 Page (Abraham), pseud. See Holt (J. S.) 
 
 Page of the Duke of Savoy. Dumas (A.) . . 181.14 
 
 Pages in waiting. Yates (E.) 265.22 
 
 Pair of blue eyes. Haedy (Thomas). . . . 216.35 
 Palace and cottage. Optic (Oliver). [Adams 
 
 (W. T.)] 113.12 
 
 Palaces and prisons. Stephens (Mrs. Ann S.) 253.79 
 Palfeey (Miss Sarah H.) [ ' E. Foxton. '] Agnes 
 
 Went worth 234.65 
 
 — Herman ; or young knighthood. 2 v. . . 233.45 
 Palgeave (Sir Francis). The merchant and the friar. 
 
 [Marco Polo and Roger Bacon.] . . . 443.08 
 
 Palgeave (W.G.) Hermann Agha 234.68 
 
 Palmee (Lynde), pseud. See Peebles (L. M.) 
 Palmerin of England. Huetado (Luis de). . 221.80 
 Palmyra (Letters from). Ware (William). . 262.68 
 Paludan-M uller (F. ) The fountain of youth. 234. 73 
 
 Pamela. Richardson (S.) 243.08 
 
 Pansy, pseud. Three people 266.21 
 
 Panthea, the spirit of Nature. Hunt (R.) . 213.92 
 
 Papa's own girl. Howland(M.) 214.70 
 
 Papers for thoughtful girls. Tytler (S. F.) . 262.26 
 
 Parables. Krummacher (F. A.) 6214.30 
 
 Parables fiom nature. Gatty (Mrs. A.) 4 v. 193.33 
 Parageeens in Paris. Rufftni (G.) . . . . 244.43 
 Pardoe (Miss Jane). Adopted heir 234.51 
 
 — Confession of a pretty woman 234.52 
 
 — Earl's secret : a love story 234.53 
 
 — Jealous wife 234.54 
 
 — Life-struggle 234.55 
 
 — Pilgrimages in Paris 234.69 
 
 — Reginald Lyle 234.56 
 
 — Rival beauties 234.58 
 
 — Romance of the harem 234.57 
 
 Pardon (G. F.) Tales from the operas. . . 234.60 
 Parent's assistant. Edgewoeth (M. ) . . . 182.07 
 
 Paeis and Vienna. Thystorye, etc 234.83 
 
 Paeis in America. Laboulaye (E. R. L. ) . . 222.25 
 Paeis sketch-book. Thackeray ( W. M. ) Miscellaneous 
 
 works, v. 1 255.61 
 
 Parish side, [anon.] 234.61 
 
 Parisians (The). Bulwer-Lytton (E. G. E. L.) 144.38 
 
 Parker (J. ) Springdale Abbey 235.06 
 
 Parker (Mrs. H. F. ) Constance Aylmer. . . 163.04 
 Parker (Mrs. Rosa Abbott). Rosa Abbott stories. 6 v. 
 
 1. Jack of all trades 235.02 
 
 2. Alexis the runaway 235.01 
 
 3. Tommy Hicknp ; or, a pair of black eyes. 235 03 
 
 4. Upside down, or will and work 235.04 
 
 5. Youutf detective, or which won 235.05 
 
 6. Pinks and blues, or orphan asylum, - . 235.00 
 
 Paekwater. Wood (Mrs. H.) 264.92 
 
 Parlor car. Howells (W. D.) 216.79 
 
 Parr (Harriet). [' Holme Lee.'] 
 
 — Against wind and tide 222.60 
 
 — Annis Warleigh's fortune 222.61 
 
 — Basil Godfrey's caprice 222.78 
 
 — Beautiful Miss Barrington 227.57 
 
 — Ben Milner's wooing 222.76 
 
 — For richer, for poorer 227.58 
 
 — Gilbert Massenger 222.62 
 
 — Hawksview ; a family history 222.63 
 
 — Kathie Brande 222.64 
 
 — Maude Talbot. 3v 222.65 
 
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FICTION : Parr to Perils. 
 
 511 
 
 — Mr Wynyard's ward 222.68 
 
 _ Sylvan Holt's daughter. 222.69 
 
 _ Thorney Hall ; a story of an old family. . 222.70 
 
 — Vicissitudes of Bessie Fairfax 222.71 
 
 Paeb (Louisa). Dorothy Fox 235.52 
 
 — Hero Carthew 235.55 
 
 — How it all happened 235.53 
 
 — John Thompson, blockhead 235.5A 
 
 Parson's daughter. Hook (T. E.) .... 214.05 
 
 Pakthenia. Lee {Mrs. E. B.) 222.56 
 
 Partington (Mrs.) See Avert (S. P.) ; also Shillaber 
 
 (B. F.) 
 Partisan ; a romance of the revolution. Simms 
 
 (W. G.) 252.35 
 
 Partisan (The) leader. Tucker (B.) 2 v. in 1. 262.19 
 Parton (Mrs. James). Caper-sauce. . . . 2538.12 
 
 — Fern leaves. 2 v. 235.07 
 
 — Folly as it flies 2541.19 
 
 — Ginger snaps 2538. 26 
 
 _ Life and beauties 3136.23 
 
 — Bose Clark 235.09 
 
 — BnthHall 235.01 
 
 — Select writings 3136.24 
 
 Pascabel. Only a story. [Bame (L. de la). ] . 172.29 
 
 Pasha papers. Howe (W. W.) 214.19 
 
 Passages in the life of the fair gospeller, Mistress Anne 
 
 Askew. Manning {Miss A.) 225.25 
 
 Passing the portal : an autobiography. Victor 
 
 (M. V.) 266.44 
 
 Passion (A) in tatters. Thomas (A.) . . . 266.02 
 Passionate pilgrim, and other tales. James 
 
 (H.,jr.) 216.10 
 
 Pastimes with my little friends. Bennett (M. 
 
 H. B.) 133.16 
 
 Pastor of the desert. Pelletan (E.) . . . 235.36 
 
 Pathfinder. Cooper ( J F. ) 164. 08 
 
 Patience Strong's outings. Whitney (Mrs. A. 
 
 D. T.) 263.62 
 
 Patranas ; or, Spanish stories, legendary and tradi- 
 tional, [anon.] 186.11 
 
 Patricia KembaU. Linton (E. E.) .... 224.00 
 Patricians (The). [Velde (C. F. van der). ] . 151. 10 
 Patriot boys and prison pictures. Gllmore (J.B.) 195.08 
 Patronage. Edgeworth (Maria). Novels, v. 15-16. 182.18 
 
 Patty. Macquoid (K. S.) 226.55 
 
 Patty Gray's journal. &e Dall (C. H.) . . 171.16 
 Paul (John), pseud. See Webb (C. H. ) 
 Paul and Virginia. St. Pierre (J. H. B. de). 244.73 
 Paol Clifford. Bulweb-Lytton (E. G. E. L.) 144.23 
 
 Paul Fane. Willis (N. P.) 261.16 
 
 PAULFelton. Dana (E. H.). Writings, v. 1. 5026.09 
 
 PAULFerrol. Olive (C.) 155.22 
 
 PAULMassie. McCarthy (Justin) 226.9L 
 
 Paul Prescott's churge. Alger (H., jV.) . . 121.15 
 Paul the peddler. Alger (H.. jr.) .... 122.35 
 Paulding (J. K.) Book of St, Nicholas. . . 235.13 
 
 — Book of vagaries 235.15 
 
 — Bulls (The) and the Jonathans 235.16 
 
 — Dutchman's fireside. 235.14 
 
 — Koningsmarke: a story of the new world. 2 v. 235.17 
 
 — Puritan and his daughter 235.19 
 
 — Tales of a good woman 235.20 
 
 — Westward ho! 235.21 
 
 Pauline's trials. Coubtney (L. L. D.) . . 155.43 
 Pausanias, the Spartan. Bulweb-Lytton (E. G. E. 
 
 L.) 144.41 
 
 Paved with gold. Mayhew(A.) 231.53 
 
 Paxton (P.), pseud. See Hammett (S. A.) 
 
 Payn (James). At her mercy 235.64 
 
 — Beggar on horseback 133.13 
 
 — Best of husbands 235.65 
 
 — Bred in the bone 141.07 
 
 — Carlyon's year 151.14 
 
 — Cecil's tryst 152.39 
 
 — Fallen fortunes 235.57 
 
 — Found dead 192.43 
 
 — Gwendoline's harvest 211.81 
 
 — Halves 235.61 
 
 — Lost Sir Massingberd 224.14 
 
 — Married beneath him 235.60 
 
 — Murphy's master. 235.63 
 
 — One of the family 234.27 
 
 — AValter's word ] 235^66 
 
 — Woman's vengeance 225.62 
 
 — Won — not wooed \ 264^83 
 
 Payson (G.) Totemwell ! ! ." 235^23 
 
 Peabody (Mrs. Mark), pseud See Victor ( Mrs. M.V.F.) 
 
 Peacock (J. L.) Creole orphans 235.24 
 
 Peacock (T. L.) Gryll Grange 235^25 
 
 — Headlong hall, and nightmare abbey. . . 235. 2C 
 
 — Works, v. 1-2 5002.15 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Headlong hall. Molincourt. Nightmare 
 abbey, v. 2. Maid Marian. Misfortunes of Elphin. Crot- 
 chet castle. Gryll grange. 
 
 Peard (F. M.) The rose garden, [anon.] . 214.28 
 
 — Thorpe Begis ; a novel, [anon.] .... 234.1-0 
 
 — Unawares, [anon.] 262.86 
 
 — Winter story (A) 234.82 
 
 Pearl fountain and other fairy tales. Kavanagh 
 
 (B. and J.) 216.56 
 
 Pearl of Orr's Island. Stowe (H. B.) . . . 254.22 
 Pearl of the Andes. Aimard (G. ) .... 114.33 
 Pearson (Rev. C H.) Cabin on the prairie. . 235.32 
 Peasant and his landlord. Knoering (Baroness). 222.20 
 Peasant and the prince. Martineau (H.) . . 231.23 
 Peasant life [in the north]. Sketches in Gleualdie. 
 
 2 v 235.30 
 
 v. 1. Introduction. Muckle Jack. Kate Rose and her 
 
 bairns. The dandy drainer. The mason's daughter. The 
 
 bourtree. The red-tiled cottage. 2. The dyke-builder. 
 
 The dressmakers. Jampliu Ja'nie. Widow Macraw. 
 
 Hetty. ' Queen Jean.' 
 Peasant life in Norway (Arne ; or). Bjornson 
 
 (B.) . . 133.27 
 
 Pebbles and pearls for the young folks. Bichakdson 
 
 (Abby Sage) 241.92 
 
 Peck (Miss E. ) ['Cuyler Pine.'] Ecoe Femina ; or, 
 the woman Zoe 241.39 
 
 — Mary Brandegee 235.28 
 
 — Benshawe 235. 29 
 
 Peculiab ; a tale of the great [anti-slavery] transition. 
 
 Sabgent(E.) 244.65 
 
 Pedlington (Little) and the Pedlingtonians. Poole 
 
 (J.) 241.18 
 
 Peebles (M. L.) ['Lynde Palmer.'] Magnet stories. 
 
 4 y 234.48 
 
 Archie's shadow. . 234.50 
 John Jack 234.78 
 
 1. Drifting and steer- 
 
 ing 234.48 
 
 2. One day's weaving. 234.49 
 Peep o'day, or John Doe. Banim (J.) . . 132.35 
 Peeps from a belfry. Shelton(F.) .... 2543.03 
 Peerless Cathleen ; or the stolen casket. Agnew 
 
 (C.) 113.27 
 
 Peers and parvenus. Gore (Mrs. C. ) . . . 211.25 
 Peg Woffington. Beade (Charles). . . . 242.22 
 
 Pekin. Lander (S. W.) 222.87 
 
 Pelayo. Simms (W.G.) 252.28 
 
 Pelham. Bulweb-Lytton (E. G. E. L. ) 2 v. 144. 25 
 Pelletan (E.) Jean Jarousseau, the pastor of the 
 
 desert 235.36 
 
 Pemberton, or one hundred years ago. Peterson 
 
 (H.) 234.98 
 
 Pencil sketches. Leslie (Miss E.) . . . 223.26 
 
 Pendennis. Thackeray (W. M.) 2 v. . . . 255.47 
 Pennot (Eev. Peter), pseud. See Bound (Wm. M. F.) 
 Pen Owen. [Hook (J.)] . . 
 Pkquinillo. James (G. P. B. ) 
 
 Perce (E.) The last of his name 241.02 
 
 Peecival Keene. Marryat (Capt.F.) . . . 225.57 
 
 Percy Effingham. Cockton(H) 161.02 
 
 Percy (Florence). See Allen (Mrs. Elizabeth Akers). 
 Percy (H.) Eobin Hood and his merry foresters. 235.37 
 
 Percy. Hentz (Mrs. C. L.) 213.13 
 
 Note.— Same as her Banished son. 
 Percys (The). Peentiss (Mrs. E.) .... 235.47 
 Peeegelne Pickle (Adventures of;. Smollett 
 
 ( T.) 253.14 
 
 Perfect Adonis. Haeris (Mrs. Miriam Cole). 161.28 
 Perfect love casteth out fear. Washbuen (K.S.) 266.99 
 Pericles and Aspasia. Landor (W. S.) . . 222.22 
 Perils and adventures of Harry Skipworth. Kingston 
 
 (W. H G.) 222.96 
 
 241.01 
 215.35 
 
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513 
 
 FICTION : Perkins to Playing the Mischief. 
 
 Perkins (Eli), pseud. SeeLANDON (M. D.) 
 
 Perkins (F. B.) Scrope ; or the lost library : a novel 
 
 of New York and Hartford 241.00 
 
 Perpetual curate. Oliphant (Mrs. M. O. W.) 234.22 
 Perrault (C), and others. Fairy tales. Tr. by J. B. 
 
 Planche 185 / 2 ? 
 
 Persian recreations, or new tales. Weston (S.) 263.93 
 
 Persuasion. Austen (Jane) 125.18 
 
 Perversion. Conybeare (W. J.) .... 163.05 
 Pe3talozzi ( J. H. ) Leonard and Gertrude. 2 v. 235.34 
 Pet ; or pastimes and penalties. Haweis(H.B.) 214.91 
 Peter and Polly ; or, home life in New England a 
 
 hundred years ago. Douglas (M.) . . 174.57 
 Peter Carradine. Chesebro' (C. ) . ... 154.01 
 Peter Clinton. Lancewood (L.) [Wise (D.)] 222.37 
 Peter Gott, the Cape Ann fisherman. Beynolds 
 
 (J.) 243.04 
 
 Peter of the castle. Banim (J.) 132.36 
 
 Peter Schlemihl. Chamisso (A. von). . . . 235.99 
 Peter Schlemihl in America. Wood (George). 264.47 
 
 Peter Simple. Marryat (F.) 225. 57i 
 
 Peter the whaler. Kingston (W. H. G.) . . 222.14 
 Peter Wilkins (Life and adventures of). [Paltock 
 
 (B.)] 223.78 
 
 Peterson (H.) Pemberioa ; or, 100 years ago. 231.98 
 Petronel. Marryat (F.) [Church (Mrs. Boss).] 154.23 
 Petty annoyances of married life. Balzac (H.de). 132.04 
 Peveril of the peak. Scott (Si)' Walter). . . 245.60 
 Phantasmton, a fairy tale. Coleridge (Sara). 161.39 
 Phantastes : a faery romance. MacDonald (G. ) 224. 59 
 
 Phantom ship. Marryat (F.) 225.58 
 
 Phelps (Miss E. Stuart). The gates ajar. . 241.03 
 
 — Gypsey Breynton 241.04 
 
 — Gypsey's cousin Joy 241.05 
 
 — Gypsey's sowing and reaping 241.07 
 
 — Gypsey's year at the golden crescent. . . 211.06 
 — - Lady of Shalott. In Little classics, v. 10 226.97 
 
 — Hedged in 235.42 
 
 — Men, women, and ghosts 241.09 
 
 Contents : Calico. Day of rny death. In the gray Goth. 
 Kentucky's ghost. Little Tommy Tucker. Night watches. 
 One of the elect. Tenth of January [Pemberton mills 
 disaster]. What is the matter? 
 
 — Silent partner 235.43 
 
 — Tiny's Sunday nights 241.08 
 
 — Trotty book 235.41 
 
 — Trotty 's wedding tour, and story-book. . . 235.44 
 Phelps (Mrs. E. Stuart). Sunnyside ; or the country 
 
 minister's wife 254.46 
 
 Phemie Frost's experiences. Stephens (Ann S. ) 254.98 
 Phemte Keller. [Biddell (Mrs. J. H.)] . . 243.20 
 Phemie's temptation. Terhune (Mrs. M.V.H.) 255.30 
 
 Phil the fiddler. Alger (H. , jr. ) 122.36 
 
 Philip (Adventures of). Thackeray (W. M. ) 255.32 
 Philip Augustus. James (G. P. B.) .... 215.70 
 
 Philip Blandford. Smith (J. F.) 252.95 
 
 Philip Brantley's Life Work. By M. E. M. . 241.12 
 Philip Earnscliffe. Edwards (Mrs. Annie). . 182.36 
 
 Note.— Same as Morals of May Fair. 
 Philip Nolan's friends. Hale (E. E.) . . . 214.86 
 Philip Bollo ; or, the Scottish musketeers. Grant 
 
 ( J -) 211.95 
 
 Philip Thaxter. [Washburn (C. A.)] . . . 241.11 
 Phillips (Goorge S. ) [ ' January Searle. '] The Gypsies 
 
 of the Danes' Dike : a story of hedge-side life in 
 
 Eugland, in 1855 241.13 
 
 Phillips (Mrs. J.) Harbour bar : a tale of Scottish 
 
 llfe 212.79 
 
 Phillips (William B.) The diamond cross : a tale of 
 
 American society 241.14 
 
 Philly an .1 Kit. Chesebro' (C) . . . [ 15402 
 
 Philo : an Evangeliad. Judd (Sylvester). . . 22L36 
 Philosophers of Foufouville. Freelance (B. 
 
 Esq.), pseud 193. 05 
 
 Ihtlothea: a Grecian romance. Child (Mrs 
 
 p L -M-.) • • '154.O6 
 
 1 hineas Finn, the Irish member. Trollope 
 
 (Anthony). 261 71 
 
 -Fhineas Eedux. Trollope (Anthony). ... 261 88 
 Phcebe, junior. Oliphant (Mrs. M. O. W.) . 23481 
 Phosnix (John), pseud. See Derby (G H ) 
 Phcenixiana. Derby (G.H.) . 173 08 
 
 Piazza tales. Melville (H.) 231.71 
 
 Piccadilly. Oliphant (L.) 234.35 
 
 Picciola ; or, captivity captive. Satntine (X.B.) 214.55 
 Pichler (Mme. G G.) The Swedes in Prague. 211.84 
 
 — Johannes Schoreel 133.02 
 
 — Siege of Vienna, a hist, romance. [In Waedie 
 
 library, v. 5.] 5078.15 
 
 Picked up adrift. DeMille(J.) 172.52 
 
 Picken (A.), editor. The Club-book 155.27 
 
 — Traditionary stoiies of old families. 2 v. . 241.17 
 
 • Contents: 1. The Forbeees and the Gordons. Lady Bar- 
 bara of Carloghie and the Jobnstoues 1 if J'airly. The three 
 maids of Loudon. 2. The Hays and the fight of Loncarty. 
 The priors of Lawford. Macdonald of Glenco, and Jeanie 
 Halliday of Annam. 
 
 Pickering (Miss Ellen). The fright. 2 v. in 1. 236.10 
 
 — The grumbler 241.16; 235^95 
 
 Picnic papers. Dickens (Charles) 174,18 
 
 Picnic party. Smith (Horace). In Little classics, v. 9. 226,96 
 Pickwick abroad, or the tour in France. Beynolds 
 
 (G. W. M.) 246.01 
 
 Pickwick papers. Dickens (Charles). . . . 174.22 
 Pictures of country life. Caey (Alice). . . 152.04 
 Pictures of the olden time. Sears (E. H.) . 251.08 
 Pictures of the period. Collier (W.F.) . . 162.28 
 Pictures of private life. Ellis (Mrs. S.) 3 v. 183.09 
 Pierre ; or, the ambiguities. Melville (H.) . 231.72 
 Pigeon pie ; a tale of Soundhead times. Yonge 
 
 (Miss CM.) 265.43 
 
 Pike ( Mrs. M.H..Gr.) ['Mary Langdon.'] Agues. 241.19 
 
 — Ida May 241.20 
 
 Pilgrim and the shrine. [Maitland (Edward).] 3584.21 
 Pilgrimage (The) ; a tale of our times, [anon.] 263.68 
 Pilgrimages in Paris. Paedoe (Julia). . . . 234.69 
 Pilgrims of fashion. Cornwallis (K. ) . . . 165.09 
 Pilgrims of New England. Webb (Mrs. J. B.) 263.94 
 Pilgrims of Walsinghain. Strickland (A. ) . 256. 21 
 
 Same. [In Waldie library, v. 6.] . . .5078.20 
 
 Pilgrims of the Bhine. Bulwer-Lytton (E. G. 
 
 E. L.) 144.27 
 
 Pilgrims on the Thames. Egan (Pierce). . . 181.28 
 Pilgrim's progress. Bunyan (John). 3525.26 ; 145.14 
 Pillar of fire ; or, Israel in bondage. Ingeaham (Bev. 
 
 J. H.) 215.19 
 
 Pillars of the house. Yonge (Miss C. M. ) 2 v. 265. 60 
 
 Pilot. Cooper (J. F.) 164.09 
 
 Pilot and his wife ; a Norse love story. Lie (J.) 223.90 
 Pllpay or Bidpai. Kalila and Dimna ; or, the fables 
 
 ofBidpai. Tr. by W. Knatchbull. . . . 185.01 
 
 Same. [Different translation. ] Be vised ed. 185. Ola 
 
 Pindar (Susan). Midsummer fays 235.38 
 
 Pine (Cuyler), pseud. See Peck (Miss E.) 
 
 Pine needles. Warner (Susan) 266.95 
 
 Plney Woods tavern ; or, Sam Slick in Texas. 241.21 
 Pinkerton (A.) The detective and the somnambulist 
 
 The murderer and the fortune teller. . . 236.12 
 
 — The spiritualists and the detective. . . . 236.13 
 Pink and white tyranny. Stowe (Mrs. H. B.) 253.81 
 Pinks and blues ; or, orphan asylum. Abbott 
 
 (Bosa) 235.00 
 
 Pioneers. Coopee (J. F.) 164.10 
 
 Pique, [anon.] 241.22 
 
 Pirate. Scott (Sir Walter) 245.64 
 
 Pirate and three cutters. Maeeyat(F.) . . .225.66 
 Pirate of the Mediterranean. Kingston (W. H. 
 
 G.) 222.99 
 
 Pirate's treasure. Kingston (W. H. G.) . . 222.97 
 Pirates of the prairies. Aimard(G.) . . . 114.16 
 Plague in London. De Foe (D.) Works, v. 9. 5032.09 
 Planche (Miss M. A.) See Mackarness (Mrs. M. A, 
 
 formerly Miss Planchi). 
 Plane and plank. Optio (Oliver). TAdams (W. 
 
 T.)] r 112-40 
 
 Plant hunter's. Beid (Mayne) 242.54 
 
 Planter's daughter. Dupuy (E. A.) ... 241.35 
 Planter's northern bride. Hentz (C. L.) . . 213.14 
 Planting the wilderness. McCabe (J. D.,jr.) 224.47 
 Play and study. By Aunt Hattie, pseud of Baker 
 
 (Mrs. H. N.W.) • • 13J.03 
 
 Played out. Thomas (Annie) 26 J ■ Jjj 
 
 Playing for high stakes. Thomas (Annie). . 261. 10 
 Playing the mischief. De Forest (J. W.) . 172.45 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
FICTION : Pleasant Cove to President's Daughters. 
 
 513 
 
 226. OS 
 
 4. Child of the island glen. 
 
 5. John Godsoe's legacy. 
 
 6. Fisher boys. 
 
 Pleasant Cove series. Kellogg (E. ) 
 
 1. Arthur Brown, the young 
 Captain. 
 
 2. Young deliverers. 
 
 3. Cruise of the Casco. 
 
 Pleasants (Julia). Callamura 241.34 
 
 Pleasures of old age. Souvestbe (E.) . . 253.21 
 Ploenntes (L. von). Princess Use, and the Will o' the 
 
 wisps, [anon.] 241.67 
 
 Plumptbe (Anne and Arabella). Tales of wonder, of 
 humor, and of sentiment ; original and translated. 
 
 3v 241.36 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Zelis, an Indian tale. The weathercock, 
 a Burgundian tale. Magic dollar, a tale of Alsace. 2. Spec- 
 tre of PreBburg, a Hungarian tale. The fair of Beaucaire, 
 a Provencal tale. Zscliing-Quaug, or the true philosopher, 
 a Chinese tale. 3. The family of Valencia. Fanny, a tale 
 of Lorraine. Omar aud Zemida, a Peruvian tale. Philo- 
 sophy and love, a Milesian tale. 
 
 Poacher. Maeeyat ( Ciipt. F. ) 225.67 
 
 Poe (Edgar Allan). Prose tales. 2 v. . . . 241.40 
 Same. In his Works, v. 1-2 5063.05 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Adventures ot one Hana Pfaall, 
 
 v. 1. 
 Angel of the odd (The), v. 2. 
 Assignation (The), v. 1. 
 Balloon hoax (The), v. 1. 
 Berenice, v. 1. 
 Black cat (The), t. 1. 
 Bon-ton, v. 2. 
 Business man (The), v. 2. 
 Cask of Amontillado, v. 1. 
 Descent into the maelstrom.v.l. 
 Devil in the belfry, v. 2. 
 Diddling considered as one of 
 
 the exact sciences, v. 2. 
 Domain of Arnheim, v. 1. 
 Due de L'Omelette, v. 2. 
 Eleatiora, v. 1. 
 Facts in the case of M. Valde- 
 
 mar, v. 1. 
 Fall of the house of Usher, v. 1. 
 Four beasts in one, t. 2. 
 Gold-bug (The), v. 1. 
 Hop-frog, v. 2. 
 Imp of tue perverse, v. 1. 
 Island of the fay, v. 1. 
 King Pest, v. 2. 
 Landor's cottage, v. 1. 
 Ligeia, v. 1. 
 Lionizing, v. 2. 
 Literary life of Thingum Bob, 
 
 esq., v. 2. 
 Loss of breath, v. 2. 
 Man of the crowd, v. 2. 
 Man that was used up, v. 2. 
 Ms. found in a bottle, v. 1. 
 Masque of the Bed Death, v. 1. 
 Mesmeric revelation, v. 1. 
 
 Metzengerstein, v. 1. 
 
 Morella, v. 1. 
 
 Murders of the rue Morgue, v.l. 
 
 Mystery of Marie Roget, v. 1. 
 
 Mystification, v. 2. 
 
 Narrative of A. Gordon Pym, 
 v. 2. 
 
 Never bet the devil your head, 
 v. 2. 
 
 Oblong box (The), v. 2. 
 
 Oval portrait (The), v. 1. 
 
 Pit (The), and the pendulum, 
 v. I. 
 
 Predicament (A), v. 2. 
 
 Premature burial, v.l. 
 
 Purloined letter (The), v. 1. 
 
 Shadow : a parable, v. 2. 
 
 Silence : a table, v. 2. 
 
 Some words with a mummy,v.2. 
 
 Spectacles (The), v. 2. 
 
 Sphinx (The), v. 2. 
 
 System of Dr. Tarr and Profes- 
 sor Fether, v. 2. 
 
 Tales of Jerusalem, v. 2. 
 
 Tale of the ragged mountains, 
 v. 2. 
 
 Tell-tale heart (The), v. 1. 
 
 Thou art the man, v. 2. 
 
 Thousand and second tale of 
 Scheherazade, v. 1. 
 
 Three Sundays in a week, v. 2. 
 
 Yon Kempelen and his discov- 
 ery, v. 1. 
 
 Why the little Frenchman wears 
 his hand in a sling, v. 2. 
 
 William Wilson, v. 1. 
 
 X-ing a paragrab, v. 2. 
 Note.— In the N. Y. ed. of 1870 (4 vols.) the stories—' An- 
 gel of the odd,' ' Business man, 1 ' Diddling considered as 
 one of the exact sciences," ' Literary life of Thingum Bob, 
 esq.,' 'Lobs of breath,' ' Man that was used up,' ' Mystifi- 
 cation,' ■ Narrative of A. Gordou Pym,' ' Predicament (A),' 
 and ' X-ing a paragrab,' are to be found in v. 4. 
 
 — Fall of the house of Usher. In Little classics, v. 2. 226.84 
 
 — Gold bug. In Little classics, v. 12 227.15 
 
 — Murders in the Kue Morgue. In Little classics, v. 3. 226.85 
 Point of honor. Edwaeds (Mrs. Annie). . . 182.44 
 Poison of asps. Chubch (Mrs. Boss). . . . 154.24 
 Polish Jew. Ebckmann (E. ) and Chatrian ( A. ) 184. 40 
 Polko (Elise). Lulu's novel and Alessandro Stradella. 
 
 From the German 241.41 
 
 — Musical sketches 1561.12 
 
 Pollard (Eliza F.) Hope deferred. . . . 241.23 
 
 — Lady Sup&rior 241.19 
 
 Pomerot (Mark M. ) Nonsense 241.43 
 
 Pompey the little; life of a lap-dog. Coventry (F.) 165.14 
 Ponsonby(.Mi/E.) MaryLyndsay. . . 241.46 
 
 Poole (John). Christmas festivities : tales, sketches. 
 
 and characters 241.47 
 
 — Comic sketch-book 241.90 
 
 — Little Peddlington and the Peddlingtonians. 241.48 
 Poor and proud ; or, Katy Bedburn. Adams 
 
 (W. T.) 112.26 
 
 Poor humanity. Robinson (F. W.) .... 243.48 
 
 Poob Jack. Mabbyat (Oapt. F.) 225.59 
 
 Poob Mat; or, the clouded intellect. Ingelow (J.) 215.13 
 Poob Miss Finch. Collins (W. Wilkie). . . 162.36 
 Poob rich man, and rich poor man. Sedgwick 
 
 (CM.) 251.18 
 
 Poor traveller. Dickens (C.) Christmas stories. 173 23 
 
 Popanilla.. Disraeli (B.) 174 46 a 
 
 Populae legends of Brittany. Sotjvestre (E. ) 253.50 
 Popular romances of the middle ages. Cox (G W ) 
 
 and Jones (E. H. ) .... 165.03 
 
 Populae tales. Edgewoeth (M. ) 2 v. 182.08 
 
 Populak tales and romances of the Northern ' nations 
 
 [Tr. by W. H. Leeds.] 3 v. . . 255.01 
 
 1. The treasure seeker. The bottle imp. The sor- 
 cerers. The enchanted castle. Wako not the dead 
 Auburn Egbert. 
 
 2. The spe 're barber. The magic dollar. The col- 
 her's family. The victim of priestcraft. Kibitz. 
 
 3. The field of terror. Elfinlaud. The tale The 
 fatal marksman. The hoard of the Nibelungen. The 
 erlking's daughter. 
 
 Populae tales from the Norse. Dasent (G. W. ) 171.39 
 Populae tales of the Germans. 2 v 241.51 
 
 1. Richilda. Three sisters Stealing of the veil. 
 
 2. Seven legends of Number-nip. The Nymph of 
 the fountain. 
 
 Poete Crayon, pseud See Stbothee (D. H.) 254.31 
 Poetent (The) ; a story of second sight. MacDonald 
 
 (G.) 224.81 
 
 Portee (Mrs. A. E.) Married for both worlds. 241.84 
 
 — My hero, or contrasted lives 241.85 
 
 Poetee {Miss A. M.) Hungarian brothers. . 192.17 
 Poetee (Jane. ) The pastor's fireside. . . . 192.17 
 
 — Scottish chiefs. 2 v 241.54 
 
 — Sir Edward Seaward's narrative of his shic- 
 
 wreck "5075.26 
 
 — Thaddeus of Warsaw 241.56 
 
 Poetee (Linn Boyd). Caring for no man. . 241.86 
 Poetee (Bose). Foundations, or castles in the air. 241 .50 
 
 — Summer driftwood for the winter fire. . . 241.53 
 
 — Uplands and lowlands ; or, three chapters in a 
 
 life 241.96 
 
 — The years that are told. . . . . . 236.17 
 
 Poetee (W. T., editor). Quarter race in Kentucky, 
 
 and other sketches 261.91 
 
 Portraits of my married friends. By uncle Ben. 241. 57 
 Poeto (L. da). Novel of Juliet. In Eoscoe (T. ) 
 
 Italian poets, v. 2 244.21 
 
 Postel (Karl). [' Charles Sealsfield. '] The cabin book ; 
 
 or, national characteristics 251.05 
 
 — The cabin book ; or, life in Texas 251.06 
 
 — Life in the new world 251.07 
 
 — Rambleton : a romance of fashionable life in New 
 
 York . 251.09 
 
 Potiphae papers. Curtis (G. W.) . . . 171.20 
 
 Pottee, Boger Sherman, (Life and adventures of). 
 
 Tetjesdale (P. Van). [Adams (F. C )] 112.11 
 
 Pottleton legacy. Smith (Albert). . . . 252.83 
 
 Powell (Mary). [Manning (Aune).] . . 225.28 
 
 Powee (Rev. P.B.) "Oiled feather "tracts, v. 1-2. 241.44 
 
 Powees (S.) Muskingum legends 2538.28 
 
 Poyntee (E. F.) Ersilia. 186.20 
 
 — My little lady 232.94 
 
 Peaiele. Coopee (J. F.) 164.11 
 
 PEAiEiEbird. Mueeay(C. A.) 233.12 
 
 Peaieie Crusoe ; or, the far west, [anon.] . . 241.58 
 Peaieie flower. Aimaed (G. ) . . . . 114.22 
 
 Peaise and principle. McTntosh (M iss M. J.) 224.74 
 Peatt (Miss L. J. ) Sheaves of love. . . . 235. 59 
 
 Peatt (Mary E.) Bhoda Thornton's girlhood. 241.81 
 Peatt (S. J. ) Emma Corbett ; or, miseries of civil 
 
 war 241.77 
 
 Peeacher and the king. Bungener (L. F.) . 145.12 
 
 Precaution. Coopee (J. F.) 164.12 
 
 Peemiums paid to experience. Mayo (Isabella F. ) 194.32 
 Peentiss (E. ) Aunt Jane's hero 241.82 
 
 — Fred, Maria, and me. .... . 193.01 
 
 — Home at Greylock 246.16 
 
 — Nidworth and his three magic wands. 235. 40 
 -Percys (The) 235.47 
 
 — Stepping heavenward 241.64 
 
 — Story Lizzie told 241.83 
 
 — Urbane and his friends 241.97 
 
 Peesbuby (B.F.) TheMustee;or,loveandliberty.241.59 
 Pbescott (H. E. ) See Spoffoed {Mrs. H. E. P. ) 
 Peescott (Mary N.) Matt's follies, and other 
 
 stories 241.88 
 
 President's daughters. Beemee (Fredrika). . 141.23 
 
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514 
 
 FICTION : Pressense to Rame. 
 
 Pbessense (Mine E. de). Rosa ; or, the Parisian ^ ^ 
 
 Pbestot '(Harriet' W.') As'pendale 211.68 
 
 — Love in the 19th century ^|./b 
 
 Peeston (Laura). Aldeane £tk'*a 
 
 — Boy's trip across the plains *t{% 
 
 — In bonds Tqr'qq 
 
 Peetty Miss Belle w. GnfT (T.) . • • • • J™' J? 
 
 Pbetty Mrs. Gaston, etc. Cooke (J. E.) . . Ibd.d4 
 Pbet of the gods. Maeeyat (P. ) [Chuech (Mrs. 
 
 Ross).] 154.17 
 
 Pride and prejudice. Austen (Jane). . . . 125.16 
 
 PBiDEoflife. Scott (Lady J.) . • • ■ ■ *™.ll 
 
 Priest and the huguenot. Bungenee (L. i . ) . 14b. 1 i 
 
 Pbiest and nun. Weight (Mrs. J. MoN.) . . 265.02 
 
 Prime (W. C.) Later years, [anon.] . ■ ■ 211.65 
 
 — Old house by the river, [anon.} .... 241.66 
 Pbime minister. Tbollope (Anthony). . . . 266.12 
 Peince and the page. Yonge (0. M.) . . . 26o.51 
 Pbince Charles ; or, the young pretender. Smith 
 
 (J. E.) 251.98 
 
 Peince Eugene, and his time. Mundt (Mrs. C. ) 233.07 
 Pbince of darkness. SourHwoETH(A/rs.E.D.E. N. )253.88 
 Peince of the house of David. Ingbaham (Rev. 
 
 J. H.) 215.20 
 
 Pbince of Kashua : a West Indian story. Kimball 
 
 (R.B.) 221.63 
 
 Peinces, public men, and pretty women. 2 v. 171.54 
 Pbincess and the goblin. Mac Donald (G.) . 224.87 
 Pbincess Use : a story of the Hartz mountains. [Ploen- 
 
 nies (L. von).] 241.67 
 
 Pbincess of Babylon. Voltaibe (F. M. A. de). [In 
 
 Voltaieiana, v. 3.] . 5075.33 
 
 Pbincess (The) of Brunswick- Wolfenbiittel. Zschokke 
 
 (H.) . 265.58 
 
 Princess of Thule. Black (W.) 134.38 
 
 Priscilla ; or, trial i for the truth. Banvaed ( J. ) . 132.07 
 Peivateee's man. Maeetat (Gapt. F.) . . . 225.60 
 Prize novelists, etc. Thackeray (W. M.) . . 255.48 
 Peoblematic characters. Spielhagen (E. ) . 253.53 
 Pbobus ; or, Aurelian. Wabe (William). . . 262.66 
 Proctor (B. W. ) Essays and tales in prose. By Barry 
 
 Cornwall. 2 v 2537.27 
 
 Prodigal son. Cook (Dutton) 163.07 
 
 Peodigy (A) : a tale of music. Choeley (H. P.) 154.26 
 Peoeessob (The). Beonte (Charlotte). . . 142.10 
 Peofessoe's lady. Auerbach (B. ) .... 124.14 
 Professor's wife. Macgeegok (A. L.) . . . 224.46 
 Progress and prejudice. Gobe (Mrs. C.) . . 211.26 
 Pbogeessive petticoats ; or, dressed to death. Roose- 
 velt (R. B.) 244.57 
 
 Peopeia quae maribus, and Box tunnel. Reade 
 
 (C.) 242.07 
 
 Pbospeb [Randoce]. Chebbuliez (V.) . . . 153.34 
 Prosser (Mrs. — ). Clackitts of Inglebrook Hall. 235.56 
 
 — Original fables 185.09 
 
 Protestant (The) ; a tale of the reign of queen Mary. 
 
 Bbay (J//-S. A. E.) 141.31 
 
 Proverb3 illustrated. Gatty (.Mi's. A.) . . 193.42 
 Provocations of madams Palissy. [Manning(A.)] 224.96 
 Pbudence Palfrey. Aldrich (T. B.) ... 121.09 
 Prudy stories. Ses Clabke (R. S.) .... 226.68 
 Pbue and I. Curtis (G. W.) . . . . 171.21 
 
 Psyche of to-day. Jenkins (Mrs. C.) . . . 221.10 
 Publicans and sinners. Braddon (11. E. ) . 141.02 
 Pock. 'Ootda.' [Rame (L. de la).] . . . 172.24 
 Puddlefoed and its people. Riley (H. H.) . 243.30 
 
 Puffer Hopkins. Mathews (C.) 5053.05 
 
 Pollen (H. W. ) Fight at Dame Europa's school. 
 
 [anon.] 184.38 
 
 — Tom Pippin's wedding, [anon.] . . . . 261.23 
 Pulszki (T.) Tales and tradition! of Hungary. 241.69 
 Punch's letters to his sons. Punch's complete letter 
 
 writer, etc. Jerrold (Douglis). . . . 221.17 
 Punch's prize novelist?. Thackeray (W. M.) 
 
 v. 2 of 2j5AS; v. 1 of 255.61 
 PuEiLof the Legion of honor. Enault(L.) . . 183.35 
 Pubitan and his daughter. Paulding (J. K.) 235.19 
 Pukple and fine linen. Fawcett(E.) . . . 184.36 
 Puss-cat mew, etc. Hugessen (E. H. K ') ' ' 185 37 
 Put yourself in his plaoe. Reade (C.) ' 242 26 
 
 Putnam (Ellen T. H.) Monday work ; or, how the 
 minister's family built them a house. . . 241.72 
 
 Putnam (Mrs. Mary Lowell). Fifteen days : an extract 
 from Edwin Oolvill's journal, [anon.] . 241.70 
 
 — Record of an obscure man. [anon. ] . . 241. 71 
 Pynnshubst: his wanderings, etc. MacLeod (D.) 225.06 
 Quad (M.), pseud. See Lewis (C. B.) 
 
 Quadeoon. Reid (Gapt. M.) 242.55 
 
 "Quads odds." Lewis (C. B.) 223.83 
 
 Quaker, and young man of the world. Opie (Mrs. A.) 
 
 Works, v. 2 234.29 
 
 Quaker soldier ; or the British in Philadelphia. Jones 
 
 (J. R.) 221.32 
 
 Quaeteb race in Kentucky. Pobter (W. T.) . 261.91 
 
 Queechy. Wabneb (Susan). 2 v 263.10 
 
 Queen Hortense. [Mundt (Mrs. C.)] . . . 232.77 
 
 Queen Mab. Kavanagh (J.) 221.52 
 
 Queen of Connaught. [anon.] 242.65 
 
 Queen of the county. [Stbetton ( J. C. )] . . 241.73 
 Queen of Denmark. Gobe (Mrs.) .... 211.29 
 Queen of hearts. Collins (W. Wilkie). . . 102.11 
 Queen of the regiment. King(K.) .... 221.78 
 Queen's Maries. Melville (G. J. W.) . . . 231.98 
 Queen's necklace. Dumas (A.) 2 v. . . . 181.10 
 Queen's revenge. Collins (W. Wilkie). . . 162.15 
 
 Queens. Emoey (E. B.) 184.19 
 
 Queee folk. Knatchbull-Hugessen (E. H.) . 185.41 
 Queeb little people. Stowe (H. B.) . . . . 254.24 
 Quentin Durward. Scott (Sir Walter). . . 245.68 
 
 Quest. [Bates (J. C. )] 241.74 
 
 Question of honor. Reed (C.) [Fishee (F. C.)] 212.81 
 Quevedo y "Villegas (F. G. de). Works. 3 v. 241.78 
 Contents : v. 1. The author's life. The vision. 2. Cu- 
 rious history of the night adventurer. Paul, the Spanish 
 sharper. 3. Fortune in her wits. Proclamation by old 
 father Time. Treatise of all things, letters, etc. 
 Quiet English town, and human life therdn. Mouni- 
 
 foed(W. T.) 232.42 
 
 Quiet heart. Oltphant (Mrs. M. 0. W.) . . 234.25 
 Quiet Miss Godolphin. Gareett (E.) . . . 193.34 
 Quiet nook in the Jura. Ruffini(G.). . . 982.02 
 Quincy (E. ) Wensley : a story without a moral. 211.75 
 Quintus Fixlein. Richtee (J. P. F. ) 151.13 ; 3587.01 
 
 Quite alone. Sala (G. A.) 241.59 
 
 Quits. Tautphoeus (I , Baroness von). . . 255.12 
 
 Quixstae. [Tayloe (Miss —).] 241.99 
 
 Quodlibet : annals, etc. Kennedy (J. P.) . . 221.60 
 Quoendon hounds. Hebbeet (H. W. ) . . . 4617.20 
 Rab and his Iriends.BEowN (J.) Spare hours, v.l. 2511.13 
 
 — — Same. In Little classics, v. 4. . . . 226.86 
 
 Rabelais (F. ) Works. 2 v 242.01 
 
 KicEfora wife. Smabt (H.) 252.93 
 
 Race for wealth. Riddell (Mrs. J. H.) . . 243.21 
 
 Rachel Gray. Kavanagh (Julia) 221.53 
 
 Rachel Ray. Tbollope (Anthony) 261.65 
 
 Rachel's secret 212.00 
 
 Radcliffe (Mrs. Anne). The Italian. 3 v. . 242.03 
 
 — Mysteries of Udolpho 242.05 
 
 — Romance of the forest 212.06 
 
 Rait that no man made. Lowell (E. T. S.) In Little classicB, 
 
 v. 8 226-95 
 
 Ragged Dick. Alger (H.,jr.) 121.13 
 
 Rigged Dick series. See Algeb (B.., jr.) . . 121.13 
 
 Rainbow creed, [anon.] 242.10 
 
 Ralph, tne heir. Tbollope (A) 261.75 
 
 Ralph Wilton's weird. Alexandeb (Mrs.) . 115.34 
 Ralston (W. R. S.) Krilof and his fables. . 185.06 
 Rambles among the Alps. Abbott (J. ) Harper's story 
 
 books, v. 7. . f _ 216.98 
 
 Rambleton ; a romance of fashionable life in New 
 
 York. Sealsfield(C) 251.09 
 
 Rambling story. Clarke (Mary Cowden). . 155.13 
 Rame (L. ds la). [' Ouida.'] Beatrice Boville and other 
 
 stories 172.15 
 
 Contents: Beatrice Boville. Holly wreaths and rose chains. 
 
 Lady Marabout's troubles. Silver chimes aud golden 
 
 fetters. Slander aud sillery. 
 
 — Bebee, or two little shoes 172.56 
 
 — Cecil Castelmaine's gage, Lady Marabout's troubles, 
 
 and other stories 172.16 
 
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 gage. " Deadly dash." The General's match-maMng. Lady 
 Marabout's troubles. Little Grand and the marchioness. 
 
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 Story of a crayon head. Study a la Louis Quatorze. Study 
 a la Louis Quiuze. 
 
 — Chandos 172.17 
 
 Dog f Flanders. In Little classics, v . 10 226.97 
 
 _ Folle Farine 172.25 
 
 _ Held in bondage 172.18 
 
 -Idalia 172.19 
 
 In a winter city 172.58 
 
 — Leaf in the storm, etc 172.26 
 
 Contents : Branch of lilac. Dog of FlanderB. Leaf in the 
 storm. Provence rose. 
 _ Leaf in the storm. In Little classics, v. 11. . . . 226.99 
 
 _ Pascarel, only a story 172.29 
 
 _Puck 172.24 
 
 — Eandolph Gordon, and other stones. . . 172.20 
 
 Contents : Bells and blackcock. Blue and yellow. Don- 
 keyshire militia. How I was tracked by trappers. How 
 one fire lit another. The marquis's tactics. Eandolph 
 Gordon. Trente-et-un. 
 
 -Signa 172.57 
 
 _ Strathmore, or wrought by his own hand. . 172.21 
 _ Trie jtrin, or the story of a waif and stray. 172.23 
 
 — Under two flags 172.22 
 
 Ramsay (Grace). Are you my wife ? . . . 123.01 
 
 — A salon in the last days of the empire, and other 
 
 sketches [viz., Mademoiselle Adrienne, a sketch 
 after the blocus ; Number thirteen, an episode of 
 
 two sieges] 241.98 
 
 Kan away to sea. Retd (M.) 242.56 
 
 Randall Banerman's boyhood. Macdonald (G.) 224.81 
 Randolph {Mrs.) Gentianella 242.08 
 
 — Wild Hyacinth 246.11 
 
 Randolph Gordon. "Outda." [Rame (L. dela).] 172.20 
 
 Randolph Honor, [anon.] 242.12 
 
 Rands (W. B.) [' Henry Holbeach.'] Shoemaker's 
 
 village 241.92 
 
 Rangeks and regulators of the Tanaha. Arlington 
 
 (A. W.) 123.04 
 
 Rangeks ; or the tory's daughter. Thompson 
 
 (D. P.) 261.3G 
 
 Ranthoepe. Lewes (George H.) 223.67 
 
 Rape of the Gamp. Mason (C. Welsh). . . 225.86 
 
 Raphael. Lamabttne (A. de) 222.30 
 
 Rapids of Niagara. Warner (Susan). . . . 266.94 
 Raee good luck. Fbanctllon (R. E.) . . . 197.13 
 
 Raspe (R. E. ) Baron Munchausen 133.01 
 
 Rasselas, prince of Abyssinia. Johnson (Samuel). 
 
 5045.10 ; 221.22J 
 Rates and taxes. [Tales.] Hood (T.) [and others], 241.87 
 Rathbone(H. M.) Lady Willoughby. [anon.] 222.23 
 Rattltn, the reefer. Mabbyat ( Capt. F. ) . . 225. 61 
 Riu(H.) Mozart : a biographical romance. . 242.09 
 
 Ravens olhte. Mabsh (Mrs.) 2v 231.14 
 
 Ravenshoe. Kingslet (Henry) 222.05 
 
 Ray. Spoffobd (H. P.) In Little classics, v. 11. . . 226.99 
 
 Raymond's heroine, [anon.] 242.11 
 
 Raymond (R. W. ) [' Robertson Gray.'] Brave 
 
 hearts 242.87 
 
 — Children's week : seven stories for seven days. 242.89 
 
 — Man in the moon and other people. . . . 242.88 
 Reade (Charles). Christie Johnstone. . . . 242.13 
 
 — Box tunnel In Little classics, v. 9 226.96 
 
 — Cloister and the hearth ; or maid, wife, and 
 
 widow 242.14 
 
 — Clouds and sunshine, and art 242.15 
 
 — Double marriage, or white lies 242.24 
 
 — Foul play 242.25 
 
 — Good fight. [Autobiography of a thief. Jack of all 
 
 trades.] 242.16 
 
 — Griffith Gaunt ; or, jealousy. 242.17 
 
 — Hero (A) and a martyr 242.71 
 
 — It is never too late to mend. 2 v. ... 242.18 
 
 — Love me little, love me long 242.20 
 
 — Peg Woffington 242.22 
 
 — Propria quae maribus, and the Box tunnel. . 242.07 
 
 — Pat yourself in his place 242.26 
 
 — Simpleton (A) 242.29 
 
 — Terrible temptation 242.27 
 
 — Very hard cash 242.23 
 
 — Wandering heir. 242. 28 
 
 — White lies 242.24 
 
 READY-money Mortiboy. Besant (W.) and Rice 
 
 (J.) 212.84 
 
 Real and the beau-ideal. Kelty (Mary Ann). 2542. 01 
 Real folks. Whitney (Mrs. (A. D. T.) . . 263.09 
 Realities of Irish life. Trench (W. S.) . . 952.05 
 
 Reaxmah. Helps (Arthur) 213.05 
 
 Rebecca and Rowena. Thackeray (W. M. ) . 255.41 
 — — Same. Miscel. works, v. 3 of 255.57 ; v. 1 of 255! 61 
 Rebecca ; or, a woman's secret. Corbin (Mis. 
 
 P-C.) 165.0G 
 
 Rebels ; or, Boston before the revolution. Child 
 
 (L. M.) 15-1.08 
 
 Recollections of a policeman. Waters (T. ) 263.39 
 Recollections of an Irish police magistrate. Addison 
 
 (H. R.) 113.28 
 
 Recollections of Eton, [anon.] 242.34 
 
 Recollections of Geoffry Hamlyn. KlngsleyiH.) 222.02 
 Recollections of my childhood. Greenwood (Grace). 
 
 [Lippincott (Mrs. S. J. C.)] 223.83 
 
 Recommended to mercy, [anon.] .... 242.30 
 Recompense. Seymour (Mrs. M. H.) . . . 246.05 
 Record of an obscure man. Putnam (M. L.) 241.71 
 
 Records of the Bubbleton parish '242.32 
 
 Rectok (The), and the doctor's family. Oliphant 
 
 (Mrs. M. O. W.) 234.09 ; 234.76 
 
 Rector of Roxburgh, a story. Hickling (W.) 213.97 
 Rectok of St. Bardolph's. Shelton (F. W.) . 251.55 
 Rector of St. Mark's. Holmes (Mrs. M. J.) 213.73 
 Rector's wife (The). [Steetton (J.)] . . . 242.33 
 Rectory of Moreland ; or my duty, [anon.] . 242.31 
 Red as a rose is she. [Broughton (Rhoda).] . 142.36 
 Red book of Appin. Hitchcock (E. A.) . . 213.25 
 Red camelia. Boisgobey (F. du). . . . 146.01 
 
 Red court farm ; and the nobleman's wife. Wood 
 
 (Mrs. H.) 264.67 
 
 Red cross. Optic (Oliver). [Adams (W. T.)] 112.27 
 
 Red doctor. Laittte (J. P.) 222.26 
 
 Red Eric ; or, the whaler's last cruise. Ballantyne 
 
 (R. M.) 131.25 
 
 RED-letter days in Applethorpe. Hamilton (Gail). 
 
 [Dodge (M. A.)] 175.10 
 
 Red Rover. Cooper (J. F.) 164.13 
 
 RED-skins. Cooper (J. F.) 164.14 
 
 Red track (The). Almard (G.) 114.17 
 
 Redburn : his first voyage. Melville (H.) . 231.73 
 
 Redgauntlet. Scott (Sir Walter) 245.69 
 
 Redmond O'Neil. Smith (J. F.) 251.97 
 
 Reed shak< n by the wind. Faithpull (E.) . 184.35 
 Reeve (Miss Clara). The old English baron : a Gothic 
 
 story 242.36 
 
 Reginald Archer. Seemuller (A. M. C. ) . . 165.24 
 Reginald Hastings. Warburton (E.) . . . 262.53 
 Reglnald Lyle. Paedoe (Miss 3. ) .... 234.56 
 Register (Seeley), pseud. See Victor ill. V. F. ) 
 Reid (Christian), pseud. See Fisher (Miss F. C.) 
 Reid (Capt. Mayne). Afloat in the forest ; or, a voyage 
 
 among the tree-tops 242.38 
 
 — Boy hunters 242.39 
 
 — Boy slaves 242.40 
 
 — Boy tar ; or, a voyage in the dirt. . . . 242.41 
 
 — Bruin, the grand bear hunt 242.42 
 
 — Bush boys 242.43 
 
 — Castaways 242.48 
 
 — Child wife, a tale of the two worlds. . . . 242.37 
 _ Cliff climbers, a sequel to Plant hunters. . 242.44 
 
 — Desert home 242.45 
 
 — Flag of distress : a tale of the south. . . 242.69 
 
 — Forest exiles 242.46 
 
 — Giraffe hunters „fnfn 
 
 — Headless horseman, tale of Texas. . . . 242.49 
 
 — Hunter's feast 242.50 
 
 — Maroon, or a planter's life in Jamaica. . . 24J.&1 
 
 — Ocean waifs 242.52 
 
 — Osceola the Seminole • ■ . ^V 
 
 — Plant hunters ; or adventures among the Himalaya 
 
 Mountains ••..■■■• ll'lt 
 
 — Quadroon, or adventures in Louisiana. . . 242.5b 
 
 — Ran away to sea. •••.•■•■;..■ oTo'k7 
 
 — Rifle rangers, or adventures in southern Africa. 2 42. 57 
 
 — Scalp hunters 242.58 
 
 -Tiger hunter 242.59 
 
 -War trail „ • ■ ■ •. ■ • • 2*2.60 
 
 — White chief, a legend of north Mexico. . . 242.61 
 
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 FICTION : Reid to Robinson. 
 
 Reed (Capt. Mayne), continued. 
 
 — White gauntlet 242.68 
 
 — Wild huntress ; or love in the wilderness. . 242.62 
 
 — Wild life ; or, adventures on the frontier. . 242.63 
 
 — Wood rangers, or the trappers of Sonora. . 242.64 
 
 — Young voyageurs ; or the boy hunters in the 
 
 north 242.66 
 
 — Young yagers 242.67 
 
 Reed (Walter). Off Land's End 242.77 
 
 Reigning belle. Stephens (Mrs. A. S.) . . 253.83 
 Rejected wife. Stephens (Mrs. AS.) . . 253.71 
 Rellstab (Louis). The romance of war ; or Napoleon's 
 
 campaigns i.i Russia 243.01 
 
 Reminiscences of a canoness ; reign of Louis xrv. and 
 
 xv. Kerkadec ( Vicomlesse de). . . . 309S.24 
 
 Rena ; or the snow-bird. Hentz (Mrs. 0. L.) 213.15 
 
 Renshawe. Ed. by Cuyler Pine. [Peck (Miss).} 235.29 
 
 Rent in a cloud. Levee (Charles) 223.63 
 
 Repealers. Blessington (Lady) 134.16 
 
 Repository tracts. More (H.) . . v. 1 of 5057.01 
 Republic of fools. Wieland (C. M. von). 2 v. 5713.10 
 Rescued from Egypt. A.L.O.E. [Tucker (C.)] 121.21 
 Resolution ; or the soul of power. Roe (A. S.) 243.96 
 Retribution. Southwoeth (Mrs. E. D. E. N. ) 253.39 
 Reuben Medlicott ; or, the coming man. Savage 
 
 (M. W.) 245.11 
 
 Reuter (Fritz). In the year '13 ; a tale of Mecklen- 
 burg life. 243.02 
 
 — Seed time and harvest ; or, during my appren- 
 
 ticeship 243.03 
 
 Revenge (The). Opie (Mrs. A.) Works, v. 1. 234.28 
 Reveries of a bachelor. Mitchell (D. G.) . 232.06 
 Reynard, the fox. In Roscoe (T. ) German novelists, 
 
 v. 1 244.16 
 
 Reynolds (G. W. M.) Pickwick abroad, or the tour in 
 
 France 246.01 
 
 Reynolds (J. ) Peter Gott ; or, the Cape Ann fisher- 
 man 243.04 
 
 Rheil (Marie). The farm of Muiceron. . . 177.01 
 Rhoda Thornton's girlhood. Pratt (Mrs. M. E.) 241.81 
 Rice (J.), joint author. See Besant (W.) and Rice (J.) 
 Rice (Rosella). Mabel ; or, heart histories. . 243.05 
 Rich and humble. Optic (Oliver; . [Adams (W. 
 
 T.)] 112.28 
 
 Rich husband. Riddell (Mrs. J. H.) . . . 243.22 
 Rich Medway's two loves. Gardner (C. E.) . 195.21 
 Richard Edny and the governor's family. Judd (Rev. 
 
 Sylvester) 221.37 
 
 Richard Hurdis ; a tale of Alabama. Simms (W. 
 
 G) 252.36 
 
 Richard the fearless ; or, the little duke. Yonge (Miss 
 
 CM.) 265.44 
 
 Richard Vandermarck. Harris (Miriam Cole). 161.27 
 Richards (C. F.) John Guilderstring's sin. . 243.07 
 
 Richards (M. T.) Life in Israel 243.06 
 
 Richardson (Abby Sage). Pebbles and pearls for the 
 
 young folks 244.92 
 
 — Stories from old English poetry 243. 11 
 
 Richardson (Samuel). Novels. 3 v. . . . 243.08 
 
 1. Pamela. 2. Clarissa Harlowe. 3. Sir Charles Grandison 
 
 — Clarissa [Harlowe]. Ed. by E.S. Dallas. 3 v. 243.23 
 
 Same. Condensed by C. H Jones. . . 243.09a 
 
 Richelieu. James (G. P. R.) . . . . . . 215.71 
 
 Riohter (J. P. F. ) Campaner thai. [Life of Quintus 
 
 Fixlein. Schmelzle's journey to Flatz. Death of 
 an angel] 3587.01 
 
 — Death of an angel. The moon. . . . In 213.83 
 
 — Hesperus ; or, forty-five dog-post-days ; a biography. 
 
 2 v 243.12 
 
 — Flower, fruit and thorn pieces. 2 v. . . . 243.26 
 
 — Schmelzle's journey to Flatz. Life of Quintus 
 
 Eixlein j„ i 51 . 13 
 
 — Titan ; a romance. 2v 243.14 
 
 — Walt and Vult, or the twins. 2 v. in 1. . 243 16 
 Riddell (Mrs. J. H.) ['George Trafford.'] 
 
 — ■ Above suspicion 243.60 
 
 — Far above rubies 243.17 
 
 — George Geith of Fen Court 243!l8 
 
 — Life's assize 243.29 
 
 — Maxwell Drewitt \ * 243' 19 
 
 — Phemie Keller ' 243 20 
 
 — Bace for wealth 243 21 
 
 — Rich husband 243 22 
 
 — Too much alone 243 28 
 
 Rlddle (A. G. ) Alice Brand 243 59 
 
 Rldley (James). Tales of the genii 255 05 
 
 Rienzi. The last of the Roman tribunes. Dm™ 
 
 (E. G. E. L.) 144 ™8 
 
 Rifle rangers. Reed (Mayne) 242 57 
 
 Right and left. Newby (Mrs. C. J.) .... 233.27 
 Right at last, and other tales. Gaskell (Mrs 
 
 E. C.) . . . ' mi0 
 
 Righted at last. [anon. J 243 39 
 
 Rlley (H. H.) Puddleford and its people. . . 2I33 
 Ring (Max). John Milton and his times. . . 243.31 
 Ring of Amasis. Bulwer-Lytton (Robert). . 145 07 
 Rep Van Winkle. Irving (W. ) [In his Sketch- 
 book.] 215.29 
 
 Rise of Iskander. Disraeli (B.) 174.48 
 
 Same. In Little classics, v. 6. ... 226.88 
 
 Rita : an autobiography. [Aide (H. )] . . . 243.32 
 
 Ritchie (Anna Cora Mowatt). Clergyman's wife, and 
 
 other sketches 243.33 
 
 — Fairy fingers 243.34 
 
 — Mimic life : or, before and behind the curtain. 243. 35 
 
 — Mute singer 243.30 
 
 — Twin roses 243.37 
 
 Ritchie (L.) Romance of history. France. . 243.38 
 
 Ritson (J.) Fairytales 185.35 
 
 Rival beauties. Pardoe (Jane) 231.58 
 
 BrvAL dreamers. Banih (J.) In Little classics, v. 12. . 227.15 
 
 Rival ladies. Cervantes (M. de) 171.05 
 
 Rivals (The). Griffin (Gerald) 211.74 
 
 Rivals : a tale. Clemens (Jeremiah). . . . 155.24 
 Rob Nixon, the trapper. Kingston (W. H. G. ) 222.15 
 Rob of the bowl. Kennedy (J. P.) .... 221.61 
 
 Rob Roy. Scott (Sir Walter) 245.74 
 
 Robber (The). James (G. P. R.) 215.72 
 
 Robber (The). Opie (Mrs. A.) Works, v. 1. 234.28 
 Robert Ainsleigh. Braddon (Miss M. E. ) . . 135.41 
 
 Note. — A revised ed. of her Bound to John Company. 
 Robert Dalby : early days of a connoisseur, [anon. ]243. 40 
 Robert Falconer. MacDonald (G.) ... 224.83 
 Robert Fulton : historical novel. Hauch (J.C) 212.48 
 Robert Graham : a sequel to Linda. Hentz (Mrs. 
 
 C. L.) 213.16 
 
 Robert the Deuyll v. 1 of 261.22 
 
 Robert Severne, his friends and his enemies. Hammond 
 
 (W. A.) 212.33 
 
 Roberts (Charley) series. [Thurston (L. M.)] 243.74 
 Robertson (M. M.) The luglises 243.62 
 
 — Janet's love and service 243. 61 
 
 Robin Gray. Gibbon (Charles). ..... 195.25 
 
 Robin Hood and his merry foresters. Percy (S.) 235.37 
 Robin Hood(Life and adventures of). Marsh( J. B. )225. 78 
 Robin Tremayne : a tale of the Marian persecution. 
 
 Holt (E.S.) 213.82 
 
 Robinson Crusoe. Defoe (Daniel). . 172.11 ; 5032.01 
 Robinson Crusoe's money. Wells (D. A.) .5913.29 
 Robinson (F. W.) Anne Judge, spinster. . . 243.52 
 
 — As long as she lived 243.73 
 
 — Bridge of glass 243. G6 
 
 — Carrie's confession 151.15 
 
 — Christie's faith 154.10 
 
 — For her sake 243.53 
 
 — Girl's romance and other tales 243.69 
 
 — Grandmother's money 211.83 
 
 — Her face was her fortune 243. 71 
 
 — Little Kate Kirby 243.70 
 
 — Mr. Stewart's intentions 243.4G 
 
 — Mattie : a stray 243.67 
 
 -No church 243.78 
 
 — No man's friend 243.47 
 
 — One aud twenty 234.26 
 
 — Owen : a waif. 2 v. 234.63 
 
 — Poor humanity 243.48 
 
 — Secoud-cousin Sarah ^"1? 
 
 — Slaves of the ring 243 - 68 
 
 — Stern necessity „t 
 
 — True to herself. 243.65 
 
 — Under the spell • 243.64 
 
 — Woman's (A) ransom 243.49 
 
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 Robinson (Jane). Whitefriars ; or, the days of Charles 
 ii 243.50 
 
 — Whitehall ; or, the days of Charles i. . . 243.51 
 Robinson (-0)'. J- H.) Nick Whiffles, the trapper guide : 
 
 a tal9 of the northwest 243.63 
 
 Robinson (Leora Bettison). The house with spec- 
 tacles 243.85 
 
 Robinson (Mrs. T. A. L. v. J.) ['Talvi.'] 
 
 — Exiles (The) 243.41 
 
 — Fifteen years 243.45 
 
 Heloise ; or, the unrevealed secret. . . . 2 13.4 i 
 
 — Life's discipline : a tale of Hungary. . . 213.43 
 
 — Woodhill ; or, the ways of providence. . . 213.41 
 Roby (J.) Popular traditions of England. 1st series ; 
 
 Lancashire. 3 v 213.55 
 
 Roche (R.M.) The children of the abbey. . 243.58 
 Rochester, or merry days of England. Smith 
 
 (J. F.) 251.92 
 
 Rookfoed ; or, sunshine and storm. Umsted 
 
 (Jfrs.L. D.) 262.30 
 
 Rooky Mountain series. See Castlemon (H.) . 152.29 
 Roddy's ideal. Johnson (Helen K. ) . . . . 216.68 
 Roddy's reality. Johnson (H-^len K. ) . . . 216. 66 
 Roddy's romance. Johnson (Helen K. ) . . 216.67 
 Rodebick Hudson. James (H.,jV.) . . . . 221.01 
 Rodebick Random (Adventur3s of). Smollett (T. ) 
 
 253.16 ; 5067.04 
 Rodney (Mrs. M. R. L. ) Wearythorne. . . 263.84 
 
 Rodolphos. Abbott (Jacob) 111.06 
 
 Roe (AS.) Cloud on the heart 243.95 
 
 — How could he help it? the heart triumphant. 214.01 
 
 — James Montjoy ; or, I've been thinking. . 244.02 
 
 — Like and unlike 241.03 
 
 — Long look ahead 241.04 
 
 — Looking around 244.09 
 
 — Resolution ; or, the soul of power. . . . 243.96 
 
 — Star and the cloud 214.05 
 
 — Time and tide 244.00 
 
 — To love and to be loved, and the Minister's 
 
 story 244.06 
 
 — True to the last 244.07 
 
 — Woman our angel 244.08 
 
 Roe (Rev. E. P.) Barriers burned away. . . 244.25 
 
 — From jest to earnest 213.93 
 
 — Near to nature's heart 243.93 
 
 — Opening a chestnut burr 243. 90 
 
 — What can she do? 243.89 
 
 Roebuck, [anon.] 244.11 
 
 Rogeb Irving's ward, (Millbank ; or). Holmes 
 
 (M. J.) 213.63 
 
 Rogeb Sherman Potter, pseud. See Adams (F. C. ) 
 
 Roland Cashel. Leveb(C) 253.59 
 
 Roland Trevor ; or, the pilot of human life. . 214.12 
 
 Roland Yorke. Wood (Mrs. H.) 264.72 
 
 Rolling slone. [Dudevant (A. L. A D.)] . 175.60 
 Rolling-stone series. See Fosdick (O. A.) . 152.23 
 Rollo in the woods. Abbott (J.) . . . . 111.51 
 Kollo story books. See Abbott (J.) . . . 111.41 
 
 Hollo's garden. Abbott (J.) 111.52 
 
 Rollo's tour in Europe. See Abbott (J.) . . 111.19 
 Romatn Kalbris : his adventures by sea and shore. 
 
 Malot (H.) 226.93 
 
 Roman painter and his model. Slbbee (M.) . 251.75 
 
 Roman stories, [anon.] 243.88 
 
 Roman traitor ; or, the days of Catiline. Heebeet 
 
 (H. W.) 213.21 
 
 Romance and its hero, [anon.] 244,13 
 
 Romance and reality. Landon (L. E.) 222.38 ; 5047.05 
 
 Romance dust. Mayo (W. S.) 231.5 i 
 
 Romance of an honest woman. Chebbuliez (V.) 153.35 
 Romance of ancient history ; Egypt. 2 v. . . 24 1. 14 
 Romance of Beauseincourt. Waefield (Mrs. C.) 262.63 
 Note — Same as Miriam's memoirs. 
 
 Romance of a dull life, [anon.] 244.10 
 
 Romance of a poor young man. Feulllet (O. ) 191. 28 
 Romance of history ; England. Neele (H.) . 233.80 
 Romance of history ; France. Ritchie (L.) . 213.33 
 Romance of history ; India. Cauntee (H.) . 152.38 
 Romance of history ; Italy. Macfaelane (C. ) 3 v. 224.63 
 Romance of history ; Spain. Teueba y Cosio 
 
 _ (T. de) 266.62 
 
 Romance of old court life in France. Elliot (F. ) 183. 1 
 
 Romance of real life. Ho wells (W. D.) [In Little 
 
 classics, v. 4 _ 226 86 
 
 Romance of sporting. Webbee (C. W.)' '. ! 263 45 
 Romance of student life abroad. Kimball (R.B.) 221 64 
 Romance of the Charter Oak ; a picture of the colonial 
 
 times. Seton (William) 251 25 
 
 Romance of the forest. Radcliffe (Mrs. A.) ' 24206 
 Romance of- the forum. Bueke(P.). . . . 145 20 
 Romance of the harem. Paedoe (Miss J, ) ' '. 23457 
 Romance of tho mummy. Gautiee (T.) . . J9117 
 Romance of the republic Child (Maria L.) .' 15l!o7 
 Romance of war. Geant (James). . . 211.38 
 
 Romance of war (The) ; or. Napoleon's campaign in 
 
 Russia. Rellstab (L.) 243.01 
 
 Romany rye (The). Boeeow (G.) 2 v. . . . 135.07 
 
 Note.— Sequel tj Lavengro. 
 Rome. Landee (S. W.) Spectacles for young eyes. 'J22.91 
 Romola. Eliot (George). Lewes (M.E.) . 184.04 
 Rookstone. Macquoid (Katharine S.) . . . 226.53 
 
 Rookwood. Ainswoeth (W. H. ) 115.14 
 
 Roosevelt (Robert B. ) Progressive petticoats ; or 
 dressed to death : an autobiography of a married 
 
 man 244.57 
 
 Ropes of sand. [Hamilton (Mrs. C. V. I).)] . 214.84 
 
 Roey O'More. Lotek (Snmuel) 224.32 
 
 Rosa ; or the Parisian girl. Pbessense (Mine. 
 
 (E. de) 241.62 
 
 Rosa Abbott stories. See Paekee (Rosa Abbott). 235.00 
 Rosamond (Cousin Maude and). Holmes (Mrs. 
 
 M. J.) 213.48 
 
 Rosamond, and other tales. Edgewobth (M.) 182.10 
 Rosamond Gray. Lamb (C.) . . 5047.01 ; 5047.07 
 Roscoe (Thomas). The German novelists ; tales trans- 
 lated with biographical notice. 4 v. . . 244.16 
 
 1. Reynard the fox. Howleglass. Dr. Faustus. 
 
 2. Popular traditions, collected by Otmar, Gottschalck, 
 Eberhardt, Biisching, MM. Grimiu, Lothar, Fouque. 
 
 3. Mus-eus (J. A.) The dumb lover. Schiller (J. C. F. 
 von). The apparitionist [Ghost-seer], a fragment. The sport 
 of destiny. The crimiml, or martyr to lost honour. Frater- 
 nal magnanimity. A wallt among the linden trees. 
 
 4. Tieck (L.) Love magic. The Faithful Fckart and the 
 Tannenbauser. Auburn Egbert. Langbein (A. F.) Marieime 
 Richards, or memoirs of an actress. Seven marriages and 
 never a husbaud. The irreconcilable man. Albert Limbach, 
 or a martyr to the fair. Hour's instruction in political 
 economy. The lady's palfrey, a tale of the court. Engel 
 (M. E.) The anti-speculator. Toby Witt. Lady Elizabeth 
 Hill. 
 
 — The Italian novelists ; translated with notes critical 
 
 and biographical. 4 v 244. 20 
 
 1. Preface. Novelle antiche. Novels of Boccaccio. Sac- 
 chetti. Giovanni fiorentino. Massuccio. 
 
 2. Arienti. Luigi da Porto. Illicini. Sozzini. N. Ma- 
 chiavelli. A. Firenzuola. Fortini. Sermini. Brevio. Pa- 
 rabosco. Cademosto da Lodi. Cinthio. Grazzini. 
 
 3. Laudo. Straparola. Bandello. Sausovino. Doni. Er- 
 izzo. Granucci. Ceno. Malespini. Salvucci. Anonymous 
 authors. 
 
 4. Bisaccioni. Colombo. Bargagli. Bottari. Capacelli. 
 Soave. Altauesi. Magalotti. Lodoli. Manni. Padovani. 
 Sanvitale. Gozzi. Bramieri. Gironi. 
 
 Rose (George). [' Arthur Sketchley.'] 
 
 — Mrs. Brown in London 244.27 
 
 — Mrs. Brown in the Highlands 244.40 
 
 Rose and the ring. Thackeeay (W. M.) v. 5 of 255.61 
 
 Rose Clark. Pabton (Mrs. J.) 235.09 
 
 Rose d'Albret. James (G. P. R.) 215.73 
 
 Rose Douglas, [anon.] 244.29 
 
 Rose garden. [Peaed (F. M.)] 244.28 
 
 Rose in bloom. Alcott (L. M.) 122.01 
 
 Rose in June (A). Oliphant (Mrs. M. O. W.) 234.90 
 Rose Mather. Holmes (.Mi's. Mary J.) . . . 213.58 
 Rose of Disentis. Zschokke (H.) .... 265. CO 
 
 Rose Turquand. Hopkins (E.) 214.48 
 
 Rosemaky; or, life and death. Huntington (J.V.) 215.10 
 Robichucian. Ceaik (D. M. M.) -to Little classics, v. 7. 226.89 
 Ross (C. H. ) and Claeke (A.) Story of a honey- 
 moon. 244.26 
 
 Rossetti (C. G.) Commonplace. . . . 243.91 
 
 — Speaking likenesses 243.82 
 
 Rothenfels (E. von). Eleonore 244.24 
 
 Roua pass : or Englishmen in the Highlands. Macken- 
 zie (E.) . 221.86 
 
 Rottgegoege and other short stories. Spoffobd (H. P. ) 
 
 [and others] 244.39 
 
 Rough and ready. Algeb (H. , jr. ) .... 121.27 
 
 In asking for books, use the •' Book Orders," giving tb.e AUTHOR'S NAME, the flrst part of the TITLE, and the NCMBEP 
 
518 
 
 FICTION : Rouge to Saunders. 
 
 Rouge et noir. A tale of Baden-Baden. About 
 
 /■p \ llJ.Ut 
 
 Roughing iUithAlickBaillie. Stewart (W J.) 251.01 
 Roughing it. Twain (Mark). [Clemens (S. L.)] 1125.2U 
 Round (W. M. F.) Achsah : a New England life 
 
 study ^fa.OS 
 
 Round the block. Bouton (J. B.) . . .. • 241.30 
 Round the world. Kingston (W. H. G.) . . 222.1b 
 Roundabout papers. Thackeray (W. M.) . . 255.bi 
 Roundhearts. Harris (IZ/s. M.C.) . . . lbl.^d 
 Rousseau (Jean Jacques). Eloisa. Added the sequel 
 of Julia, or the new Eloisa. 4 v. . . . 244. 31 
 Emilius and Sophia ; or, a new system of educa- 
 tion. 4v 2i4 - 35 
 
 Rowckoft (Charles). Tales of the colonies. . 244.41 
 
 Rownte. Higham(M. R.) 214.96 
 
 Roxobel. Shebwood (Mrs.) 3v „ i 
 
 Royal favorite. Gobe (Mrs. C.) 21 1.32 
 
 Rubezahl (Legends of). In Cunningham (G. G. ) Tales 
 
 from the German 171.19 
 
 Rubina. [anon.-] • • 244.42 
 
 Ruby Gray's strategy. Stephens (Mrs. A. S.) 253. 7b 
 Ruby's husband. [Terhune (Mrs. M. V. H.)] 225.29 
 Ruffini (G.) Carlino .- . ■ 241.49 
 
 — Dear experience ; or, Paragreens on a visit to 
 
 Paris 244.43 
 
 — Dr. Antonio, a tale of Italy 241.41 
 
 — Lavinia .■ 244.45 
 
 — Lorenzo Benoni ; or, passages in the life of an 
 
 Italian 244.46 
 
 — Quiet nook in the Jura 982.02 
 
 — Vincenzo ; or, sunken rocks 214.48 
 
 Rufus and Rose. Algek (H., jr.) . ■ ■ 121.29 
 
 Rule of the monk. Garibaldi (G.) . . . 193.36 
 
 Rumor. Sheppard (E. b.) 251.62 
 
 Run to earth. Bbaddon (M. E.) 2 v. . . . 135.37 
 
 Runenberg. Txeck (L. von) 151.13 
 
 Running the gauntlet. Yates (E.) .... 265.19 
 Running to waste : story of a tomboy. Baker 
 
 (G. M.) 131.40 
 
 Rupert Godwin. Bbaddon (Miss M. E. ) . . 135.30 
 Rupert Sinclair. Warren (bamuel). . . . 235.99 
 Ruskin (John). King of the Golden river ; or, the 
 
 black brothers 244.50 
 
 Same. In Little classics, v. 30 226.97 
 
 Russell : a tale of the reign of Charles n. James (G. 
 
 P. R.) 2v 215.74 
 
 Russell (M.) Leaves from the tree Igdrasyl. 244.52 
 Russell (W. H.) Adventures of Doctor Brady. 243.98 
 Russian princess (Vera , or the), [rmon.] . 262.93 
 
 Ruth. Gaskell (Mrs. E. C.) 
 
 Ruth Hall Parton (Mrs. S. P.) 235.10 
 
 Ruth Maxwell. Blake (Lady) 133.39 
 
 Rutledge. Habbis (Mrs. Miriam Cole). . . 161.24 
 
 Rydbebg (V.) The last Athenian 244.51 
 
 Sable cloud ; a southern tale. Adams (N.) . 112.13 
 
 Saochetti (F.) Novels v. 1 of 214.20 
 
 Sack of gold. Johnson (V. W.) 226.27 
 
 Sacrifice. Roe (A. S. ) [With Time and tide. ] 244.00 
 Sacristan's household. Tbollope {Mrs. T. A.) 266.53 
 Sadlier (Mrs. J., transl) Spanish cavaliers. . 214.7T 
 Safely married. Jolly (E.) . . . . . . . 2o6.51 
 
 Sage (Abby). See Richardson (Mrs. A. S. M.) 
 Sailor boy; or Jack Somers in the navy. Optic (Oliver). 
 
 [Adams (W. T.)] 112.29 
 
 Saxlor Charley, pseud. Life in a whaler. . . 22.3.95 
 Sainclatr ; or, the victim of the arts and sciences. 
 
 From the French of S. F. de Genlis. . . 196.31 
 Saint Cecilia. Part first,adversity.MANiGAULT(G.)241. 63 
 
 St. Clair. Morgan (Lady S. O.) 233.72 
 
 St. Clar (Robert). The Metropolites ; or know thy 
 
 neighbor. 244.56 
 
 St. Elmo. Evans (A. J.) 183.30 
 
 St. George and St. Michael. MacDonald (G.) 227.81 
 Saint Georges (H. de). Count Monte Leone : a legend 
 
 of the Carbonari 244. 53 
 
 St. Giles and St. James. Jeerold (D.) . . . 221.18 
 St. James ; or the court of queen Anne. Atnswoeth 
 
 (W.H.) 115.07 
 
 St. John (Bayle). Francis Croft. 3 v. . . . 244.67 
 — Legends of the Christian East 24 '.70 
 
 St. John (Percy B.) The sea of ice 244.71 
 
 St. Lawrence. Waed (R. P.) In Waldie library, 
 
 v. 10 5078.24 
 
 St. Leger ; or threads of life. Kimball (R. B.) 221.65 
 St. Martin's eve. Wood (Mrs. H.) . . . . 261.70 
 St. Mars (N. C. de C, vicomtesse de). ['Lacomtesse 
 
 Dash.'] Mademoiselle Fifty Millions. . 171.51 
 St. Martin's summer. Beewsteb (A. H. M.) . 142.02 
 St. Nicholas (Book of). Paulding (J. K.) . 235.13 
 
 St. Olave's. [Taboe (Eliza).] 214.72 
 
 St. Patrick's eve. Lever (C.) 223.63 
 
 St. Petersburg. Lander (S. W.) Spectacles for young 
 
 eyes, v. 2 22_'.86 
 
 St. Philip's. Harris (Mrs. Miriam Cole). . . 161.25 
 St. Pierre (J. H. B. de). Indian cottage. [In Classic 
 
 tales.] 155.15 
 
 — Paul and Virginia 244.73 
 
 — Voyages of Amasis 214.79 
 
 Saint Real (C. V. de). Don Carlos: an historical novel. 
 
 [In Ceoxall (S.) Novels, v. 3.] . . . 171.04 
 St. Ronan's well. Scott (Sir W.) .... 245.75 
 St. Simon's niece. Benedict (F. L.) . . . 132.44 
 
 St. Twel'mo. Webb (C. H.) 263.11 
 
 St. Valentine's day. Scott (Sir Walter). . . 245.80 
 St. Winifred's ; or, the world of school, [anon.] 191.13 
 Saintine(X.B. ) Chrisna, the queen of the Danube.214.54 
 
 — Dame Na. ure and her three daughters. . . 214.81 
 
 — Picciola ;' or, captivity captive 214.55 
 
 — Solitary of Juan Fernandez 244.(2 
 
 Sala (George A.) Dutch pictures 244.58 
 
 — Quite alone 241.59 
 
 — Seven sons of mammon. . . .... 244.60 
 
 — Strange adventures of Captain Dangerous. . 244.66 
 
 — (editor). See Yankee drolleries 264.93 
 
 Salander and the dragon. Shelton (F. W.) . 251.56 
 Salathiel, the immortal. Croly (George). . 165.27 
 
 Salem. Castleton (D. R.) 151.38 
 
 Salem chapel. Oliphant (Mrs. M. O. W.) . 234.77 
 
 Salmagundi. Irving (W.), etc 2533.14 
 
 Salon in the last days of the empire. Bamsay 
 
 (Grace) 241.98 
 
 Salt water, or the midshipman. Kingston (W. 
 
 H. G.) 222.17 
 
 Salt water Dick. Mannering (May). . . . 224.91 
 Salzman (C. G.) Elements of morality. [YongeiC.M.) 
 
 Stor ehouse of stories, v. 2. ] 263.63 
 
 Sam Slick in Texas ; or, Pinev-woods tavern. . 241.21 
 Sam Slick, the attache. HALrBUKTON (T. C.) . 212.12 
 Sam Slick, the clockmaker. Haliburton (T. C. ) 212.11 
 Sam Slick's wise saws and modern instances. Hali- 
 burton (T. C.) 212.16 
 
 Sam's chance. Alger (R.,jr.) 123.10 
 
 Sammy Tubbs, the boy doctor. Foote (E.B.) 4 v. 196.25 
 Samuels (Adelaide F. ) Daisy Travers ; or the girls of 
 
 Hive hall 245.98 
 
 Sanctuary (The) : a story of the civil war. Nichols 
 
 (G. W.) . . . . 233.40 
 
 Sand (George), pseud. See Dudevant (A. L. A. D.) 
 Sand (Maurice), pseud.. See Dudevant (J. F. M. A.) 
 
 Sandeau (Jules). Seagull rock 244.61 
 
 SAND-hills of Jutland. Andersen (H. C.) . . 122.12 
 
 Sanford and Merton. Day(T.) 172.09 
 
 Sans Merci. Lawrence (G. A.) 222.50 
 
 Saratoga in 1901. Landon (M. D.) . . . ._ 222.19 
 Sarchedon ; a legend of the great Queen [Semiramis]. 
 
 Melville (G. J. Whyte) 235.70 
 
 Sargent (Epes). Peculiar 244.65 
 
 Sartaroe : a tale of Norway. Maitland (J. A.) 225.15 
 Sartoris (Mrs. A. K.) Medusa 241.74 
 
 — Week in a French country house. . . ■ 214.76 
 Satanella. Melville (J. G. Wbyte). . . • 231.55 
 Satanstoe ; or, the Littlepage mss. Cooper (J.F.) 1"4.15 
 Saunders (J.) Abel Drake s wife 245.02 
 
 — Bound to the wheel 245.03 
 
 -Hirell 245.06 
 
 — Israel Mort, overman 2*5.00 
 
 — Martin Pole 24 ^4 
 
 — Shadow in the house 245. 0o 
 
 Saunders (Katherine). Gideon's rock. . . . 245.95 
 
 — The haunted crust, etc 245.01 
 
 Same. In Little classics, v. 5. . . • 226.87 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBKABY. 
 
FICTION : Saunders to Seacliff. 
 
 519 
 
 _ The high mills 245.96 
 
 SiCZADE (John S.) Garret Van Horn ; or, the beggar 
 
 on horseback 245.07 
 
 _ Mark Gildersleeve 245. 91 
 
 Savage (M. W.) Bachelor of the Albany. . . 245.08 
 .- Falcon family ; or, young Ireland. . . . 245.09 
 
 — My uncle, the curate 245. 10 
 
 — Reuben Medlicott ; or, the coming man. . 245.11 
 
 — Woman of business 245.92 
 
 Savage {Mrs. W. T.) Miramichi [or Adele Du- 
 bois] 231.89 
 
 Saxe Holm's stories, [anon.'] 214.99 
 
 Saxebfobd. May (E. J.) 231.50 
 
 Sat and seal. Waeneb (S. and A. B.) . . . 263.12 
 Sayings of Dr. Bushwhacker. Cozzens (F. S.) 165.15 
 
 Scalp hunters. Beid (Mayne) 242.58 
 
 Scapegoat (The). By Leo, pseud 214.95 
 
 Scarlet letter. Hawthobne (N.) .... 212.61 
 Scaebon(P.) Whole comical works. . . . 215.18 
 Scattebgood fami'y. Smith (.Albert). . . . 252. 08 
 Scenes in Avkansaw. Thoepe (T. B.) . . . 261.91 
 Scenes in Julea (Julian, or). Wabe (W.) . . 202.07 
 Scenes of clerical life. Eliot (George). . . 184.00 
 Sceptbes and crowns. Wabneb (Susan). . . 2G3.'24 
 Scbefeb (Leopold). Artist's married life ; being that 
 
 of Albert Diirer 215.12 
 
 SoHttLEB (J. C. F. von). The apparitionist. Sport of 
 
 destiuy. The criminal. Fraternal magnanimity. 
 
 [iftBoscoE (T.) German novelists, v. 3.] 214.18 
 
 — Dishonoured irreclaimable 213.82 
 
 — Ghost seer ; or, apparitionist 5064.27 
 
 Schmelzle's journey to Flatz. Richteb (J. P. F. ) 
 
 151.13 ; 3587.01 
 
 Schmid(H.) Habermeister. 244.86 
 
 ScaoLABand the trooper. Heygate {Rev. W. E.) 213.24 
 Scbonbebg-Cotta family. [Chakles {Mrs. E.)] 153.10 
 School days at Bugby. Hughes (Thomas). . 214.43 
 School for fathers. Gwynne (T.) .... 212.03 
 School for politics. Gayaebe (C.) .... 194.16 
 
 School of life. Howitt (A M.) 214.20 
 
 Schoolcraft (H. B. ) The myth of Hiawatha, and other 
 
 oral legends of the Indians 3816.06 
 
 Sohoolmasteb of Abbach. By Van Horn, pseud, of 
 
 Oektel (W.) 262.88 
 
 Schoolmasteb's (The) trunk. Diaz ( Mrs. A. M. ) 174.40 
 Schooneb Mary Ann. Abbott (Jacob). . . 111.58 
 Sohccking (Levin). Fire and flame. . . . 251.78 
 Sohwabtz (M. S.) Birth and education. . . 244.90 
 
 — Gerda ; or the children of work. From the 
 
 Swedish 241.96 
 
 — Gold and name 214.89 
 
 — Guilt and innocence , . . . 244.91 
 
 — Son of an organ-grinder. . . 214.88 
 
 — Two family mothers . . 214.94 
 
 — Wife of a vain man 244.93 
 
 Science in story. Foote(E. B.) 4 v. . . . 196.25 
 Scott {Lady 0. L.) Trevelyan 245.19 
 
 — Pride of life 245.14 
 
 Scott (J. F. ) Bruder Bones' book of stomp 
 
 speeches 245.13 
 
 Scott (M.) Cruise of the Midge. .... 245.16 
 
 — Ton Cringle's log 245.17 
 
 Scott (Sir Walter). Abbot 245.22 
 
 — Anne of Geierstein 245.23 
 
 — Antiquary 245.28 
 
 — Betrothed 245.29 
 
 — Black dwarf. 245.31 
 
 — Bride of Lammermoor 245. 33 
 
 — Castle Dangerous. [T. of a grandfather, lsts.] 245.36 
 
 — Chronicles of the Canongate. 1st series. Highland 
 
 widow. Two drovers. Surgeon's daughter. 215.37 
 
 Sam9. 2d series. Fair maid of Perth, or St. 
 
 Valentine's day 215.80 
 
 — Count Robert of Paris 245.39 
 
 — Fair maid of Perth ; or, St Valentine's day. 215.80 
 
 — Fortunes of Nigel 245.42 
 
 — Guy Mannering 245.43 
 
 — Heart of Mid-Lothian 245.46 
 
 — Highland widow 245.29 
 
 — Ivanhoe 245.51 
 
 Condensed by R, Johnson. . . 156.01 
 
 — Kenilworth 245.52 
 
 — Laird's Jock '.'.'.'.'. 2±~>.37 
 
 — Legend of Montrose '. 245!31 
 
 — Monastery 245^7 
 
 — My Aunt Margaret's mirror. Tapestried chamber. 
 
 The Laird's Jock 245.37 
 
 Note. —Three short stories contributed to serials, and 
 usually printed with Chbonicles of the Canongate 
 
 — Old Mortality 245.31 ; 245.58 
 
 — Peveril of the peak '245.60 
 
 — Pirate 245.05 
 
 — Quentin Durward . . '245. 68 
 
 '— Red Gauntlet 245.71 
 
 — Rob Boy 245.74 
 
 — St. Ronan's Well 245.75 
 
 — St. Valentine's day u:5.i0 
 
 — Tales of my laudlord. 4 series, [more generally 
 
 known as : - ] 
 
 1. Black dwarf, and Old Mortality 245.31 
 
 2. Heart of Midlothian 245.40 
 
 3. Bride of Lammermoor, and Legend of Montrose. 245.33 
 
 4. Count Robert of Paris, and Castle Dangerous. . . 245.39 
 
 — Tales of a grandfather. 4 series. . . . 472.06 
 
 1-3. Scotland. | 4. Trance. 
 
 — Talisman '245. 7G 
 
 — Waverley 215.83 
 
 — Woodstock 215.84 
 
 JVote.— For an analysis of characters, incidents, etc., in 
 Scott's novels, see Cornish's Waverley Manual. . . 245.88 
 
 The following table gives, in brief, the time, the place, 
 and some of the chief characters iu the various novels : 
 
 Count Robert of Paris, 1090. Crusades, and Kastern em- 
 pire under Alexis (Jomueuus. 
 
 Betrothed. 1187. Marches of Wales in the time of Ihe 2d 
 crusade. 
 
 Talisman. 1193. Cceur-de-Lion. Saladiu. The crusades. 
 
 Ivanhoe. 1194. Cceur-de-Lion. Templars. Robin Hood. 
 Rebecca the Jewess. 
 
 Castle Dangerous. 1306-7. Douglas castle, Scotland. 
 
 Fair Maid of Perth. 1402. Scottish. King Eobert III. 
 
 Quentin Durward. 1470. France. Netherlands. Louis 
 XI. Charles the Bold. 
 
 Anne of Geierstein. 1474-7. France. Burgundy. Charles 
 the Bold. Margaret of Anjou. The Yehmic tribuua. . The 
 Switzers. 
 
 Monastery. 1559, etc. Avenel castle. White lady of 
 Aveuel. Sir Pierce Sliafton, the euphuist. Scotland. 
 
 Abbot. 1568. Mary, Queen of Scots. 
 
 Kenilworth. 1575. Queen Elizabeth. Eail of Leicester. 
 Amy Robsaii. 
 
 Laird's Jock. 1600. Scottish. 
 
 Fortunes of Nigel. 1620. James I. of England and court. 
 Richie Mouiplies. George Heriot. 
 
 Legend of Montrose . 1645-6. Scottish. Marquis of Mont- 
 rose. Duke of Argyl. Dugald Dalgetty. 
 
 Woodstock. 1652. Cromwell. CLarlea II. 
 
 Peveril of the Peak. 16C0 80. Court of Charles II. 
 
 Old, Mortality. 1679 90. Scotch Covenanter!. 
 
 Pirate 170U. Zetland and Orkney. 
 
 Aunt Margaret's mirror. 1700. Scottish. 
 
 Bride of Lammermoor. 1700. Scottish. Ravenswood. 
 Caleb Balderstone. 
 
 Black dwarf. 1708. Scottish Jacobites. 
 
 Rob Roy. 1715. English and Scotch Highlanders. 
 
 Heart of Mid-Lothian. 1736-51. Scotch. Jeanie Deans. 
 Porteus mob. 
 
 Wauerley. 1745. Scottish. Charles Edward, the Pre- 
 teuder. Jacobite rebellion. 
 
 Highland widow. 1755. Scottish. 
 
 Surgeon's daughter. 1750-70. England and India. 
 
 Guy Mannering. 1750-70 Scottish. Dirk Hatteraick. 
 Meg Merriles. Dominie Sampson. 
 
 Two drovers. 1765. Scottish. 
 
 Redgauntlet. 1770. Charles Edward, the Pretender. 
 
 Tapestried chamber. 1780. English. 
 
 Antiquary. 1798. Scottish. Edie Ochiltrie. Jonathan 
 Oldbuck. Mucklebackits. 
 
 St. Ronan's well. 1800. Manners of Scott's day. Clan 
 Mowbray. Meg Dods. 
 Scooetng of the white horse. Hughes (T.) . 21-1.44 
 Scout ; or, the black riders of Congaree. Smms 
 
 (W. G.) 252.37 
 
 Soeeamees. Twain (Mark). [Clemens (S.L.)] 15o.l6 
 Soeope ; or the lost library. Perkins (F. B.) . 241.00 
 Scuddee (H. E.) Doings of the Bodley family. '251.04 
 
 — Dream children 2ol.03 
 
 — Dwellers in five sisters' court 251.00 
 
 — Stories from my attic 251.02 
 
 Sea and shore. Optic (Oliver) 112.44 
 
 Sea and shore. Waefield (Mis. C. A.) . . 262.82 
 Seaboabd parish. MacDonald (George). . . 221.66 
 Seacliff ; or the mystery of the Westervelts. De Foe- 
 
 est (J. W.) 172-12 
 
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 FICTION : Seagull Rock to Sherwood. 
 
 Seagull rock. Sandeau (J.) 214.61 
 
 Sea lions. Coopeb (J. P.) 164.16 
 
 Sea of ioe. St. John (P. B.) 244.71 
 
 Sealsfield (Charles), pseud. See Postel (Karl). 
 Sea-spbay: a Long Island village. Wickham (M.) 263.66 
 Search for the Grael. Goddaed (J.) . . . 195.32 
 Seable (January), pseud. Sie Phillips (George S. ) 
 Seabs (E. H.) Pictures of the olden time, as shown 
 in the fortunes of a family of the [Plymouth] pil- 
 
 grims. 
 
 251.08 
 
 Seawaed's shipwreck (Sir Edward!. Pobiee (J. ) 5075. 26 
 Second-cousin Sarah. Robinson (P. W.) . . 213.72 
 Second Mrs. Tillotson. Fitzgebald (P.) 3 v. 191.30 
 
 Second to none. Geant (James) 216.07 
 
 Second wife. Mablitt (E.) 225.72 
 
 Second-thoughts (Solomon). See Kennedy (John P.) 
 Seceet memoirs of illustrious princess. Agg (J.) 113.29 
 Secbet of happiness. Feydeau (E.) 2 v. . 191.34 
 Seceet of the convent and confessional. Weight 
 
 {Mrs. J. M'N.) I ... 267.09 
 
 Secbet of the island. Veene (Jules). . . . 26 5.87 
 Seceet passion. Williams (R. F. ) 3 v. . . 234.02 
 Sedgwick (Miss C. M.) Clarence, or, a tale of our 
 
 own time . . 251.20 
 
 — ■ Lin woods ; or, "sixty years since." 2 v. . 251.10 
 
 — Live and let live ; or domestic service . . 251.12 
 
 — Love token for children 251.13 
 
 — Married or single. 2v 251.14 
 
 — Means and ends ; or, self-training. . . . 251.16 
 
 — New England tale, and miscellanies. . . 251.17 
 
 — Poor rich man, and rich poor man. . . . 251.18 
 — ■ Stories for young persons 251.19 
 
 — Tales and sketches 251.21 
 
 Sedgwick (James). Timon, but not of Athens. 
 
 [anon.] 2 v 236.08 
 
 Sedgwick (Mrs. T.) Walter Thornley ; or, a pejp at 
 
 the past, [anon.] 251.22 
 
 Sedley (Henry). Dangerfteld's rest. . . . 171.30 
 
 — Marian Rooke 251.23 
 
 Seed time and harvest. Abthub (T. S.) . . 123.16 
 Seed time and harvest. Reuteb (Fritz). . . 213.03 
 Seefeld (C. ), pseud. See Postel (Karl). 
 
 Seek and find. Optic (Oliver) 113.01 
 
 Seeking his fortune, aad other dialogues. Algee (H., 
 
 jr.) and Cheney (O. A.) 121.34 
 
 Seemulleb {Mrs. A. M. C.) Emily Chester. . 165.22 
 
 — Opportunity 165.23 
 
 — Reginald Archer „ 165.24 
 
 Select popular tales. Hauff (Wilhelm). . . 212.51 
 
 Self. Gobe (Mrs. C.) 211.30 
 
 Self-contbol. Bbunton (M. B.) 143.27 
 
 Self-love; or the afternoon of single life. [anon.] 251.21 
 
 Self-made. Welty (E. A. ) 263.-18 
 
 Self-baised. Southwobth (Mrs. E. D. E. N. ) 251.81 
 Self-sacbifice. Oliphant (Mrs. M. O. W.) . 231.20 
 Semi-attached couple. [Eden (Hon. Emily).] 181.21 
 Semi-detached house. [Eden (Hon. Emily).] 181.25 
 Sense and sensibility. Austen (Jane). . . . 125.17 
 Sentimental journey. Sterne (Lawrence). . 251.03 
 Septimius Felton, or the elixir of life. Hawthobne 
 
 (N.) 212.G7 
 
 Sethos (Life of). [Teebasson (J.)] .... 5713 15 
 Seton(W.) Romance of the Chart3r Oak. . 251.25 
 Settlebs at home. Mabtineau (Harriet). . . 231.37 
 Settlebs in Canada. Maekyat (Florence). . 225.62 
 Seven champions of ch.istendom. Johnson (R.) 251.66 
 Seven daughters. Douglas (A. M.) . . 176 31 
 
 Seven hills (The). DeMille(J.) . . . 172.42 
 
 Seven sons of mammon. Sala (G. A.) . . . 241.C0 
 Seven stories, with basement and attic. Mitchell 
 
 o (D.Q.) 2 :)2.07 
 
 Se7en years, and other tales. Kavanagh (J.) 221.51 
 
 Sevenoaks. Holland (J. G.) 213.71 
 
 Sevebn (E.) Anne Hathaway ; or, Shakspeare iu 
 
 _ love - 3v 251.26 
 
 Sewell (E. M.) Amy Herbert 251.29 
 
 — CleveHall 251.30 
 
 — Earls daughter 251.31 
 
 — Experience of life. ..... ' ' 251 32 
 
 — Gertrude 251.33 
 
 — Glimpse of the world 251.31 
 
 — Ivors. 2 v. 
 
 — Katherine Ashton. 2 v. , 
 
 — Laneton parsonage. 3 v. 
 
 — Margaret Percival. 2 v. 
 
 — Ursula. 2 v 
 
 251.35 
 
 251.37 
 
 251.39 
 
 251.42 
 
 251.44 
 
 — Walter Lorimer. 251.46 
 
 Seymoub (Mrs. Mary H. ) Recompense. . . . 246.05 
 Shabby genteel story. Thackebay ( W. M. ) . 255.49 
 
 Same. In his Miscellanies, v. 4. . . . 255! 60 
 
 Shades of character. Woodeoofe (A. ) 2 v. . 265.04 
 Shadow in the house. Saunders (J. ) . . . 245.05 
 Shadow of Ashlydyat. Wood {Mrs. Henry). . 264.68 
 Shadow of Moloch mountain. Austin (Mrs. J. G. ) 125.21 
 Shadow of the sword. Buchanan (R. ) . . . 143.^6 
 Shadows on the snow. Fabjeon (B. L.) . . 196.09 
 Shady side ; or, life in a parsonage. Hubbell 
 
 (Mrs. M. S.) 214.40 
 
 Shakspeabe and his friends. Williams (R. F. ) 264.05 
 Shakspeabe in love (Anue Hathaw.iy ; or). Severn 
 
 (Emma). 3 v. . 251.26 
 
 Shakspeee : the poet, the lover, the aclor, the man. 
 
 Cubling(H) 3v 171.16 
 
 Shakspeee (Tales from). Lamb (C. and M.) . 222.32 
 Shakespeare's heroines (Girlhood of). Glabke (Mary 
 
 Cowden). 2 v 155.10 
 
 Shameock and thistle. Optic (Oliver). [Adams 
 
 (W. T.)] 113.02 
 
 Shannons ; or, from darkness to light. Pabquhabson 
 
 (M.) 191.09 
 
 Shaw (H. W.) Everybody's friend ; or Josh Billings' 
 encyclopaedia of wit and humor. . . . 251.72 
 
 — Josh Billings— his sayings 251.47 
 
 — Josh Billings on ice, and oiher things. . . 251.48 
 She loved him madly. Boeys (G.) .... 135.02 
 
 Sheaves of love. Pbatt (L. J.) 235.59 
 
 Sheeb off. A. L. O. E., pseud, of Tucker (C.) 121.22 
 Shelley (Mrs. M. W.) Palkner 251.49 
 
 — Frankenstein ; or, the modern Prometheus. 251.50 
 
 — Lodore. 3 v 251.52 
 
 Shelteen. Contngsby (C.) 163.02 
 
 Shelton (F. W. ) Peeps from a belfry. . . 2543.03 
 
 — Rector of St. Bardolph's. 251.55 
 
 — Salander and the dragon 251.56 
 
 — Up the river 251.57 
 
 Sheppabd (Mrs. Edwin). "Judge not;" or, Hester 
 
 Power's girlhood 251.58 
 
 Sheppaed (E. S. ) Almost a heroine. . . . 251.59 
 
 — Charles Auchester : a memorial 251.60 
 
 — Counterparts ; or, the cross of love. . . . 251.61 
 
 — Rumor 251.62 
 
 Sheppaed _(F. H, U. S. N. ) Love afloat : a story of the 
 
 American navy 251.63 
 
 Sheppaed Leo. Bied (R. M.) 2v 251.64 
 
 Sheebeooke. [Goodwin (Mrs. H. B.)] . . . 251.67 
 Sherwood {Mrs. M. M.) Roxobel. 3 v. . . 251.68 
 
 — Works. 16 v 252.01 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Heury Miluer. 
 
 2 The Faircliild family. Orphans of Normaudy. The 
 latter days. 
 
 3. Little Henry and his bearer. Little Lucy and her 
 dhaye. 9e:geaut Dale, his daughter, and the orphan Mary. 
 History of Susau Gray. Lucy Clare. The hedge of thorns. 
 The recaptured negro. Susanuah, or the three guardians. 
 Theophilus and Sophia. Abdullah, or the merchant of 
 Bagdad. 
 
 4. The Indiau pilgrim. The broken hyacinth. The little 
 woodman. The babes in the wood. Clara Stephens. 
 Goldeu clew. Katheriue Seward. Mary Anne. The iron 
 cage. The little beggars. 
 
 5. The infaut's progress. The flowers of the forest. 
 Juliaua Oakley. Ermina. Emancipation. 
 
 6. The governess. The little Momiere. The stranger at 
 home. Pere La Chaise. English Ma. y. My undo Timothy. 
 
 7. The nun. Intimate friends. My aunt Kate. Emme- 
 line. Obedience. The gipsy babes. The basket maker. 
 The butterfly. Alune. Procrastination. The mourning 
 queen. 
 
 8. Victoria. Arzoomund. The birthday present. The 
 erraud boy. The orphan boy. The two sisters. Juhan 
 Percival. Edward Mausfleld. The infirmary. Mrs. Cather- 
 ine Crawley. Joan, or trustworthy. The young forester, 
 The bitter sweot. Commou errors. 
 
 9-12. The lady of the manor. 
 
 13. The mailcoach. My three un.les. The old lady a 
 complaint. The shepherd's fountain. ' The hours of in- 
 fancy. Economy. "Hoc age." Old things and new things. 
 The Swiss cottage. Obstinacy punished. The infant a 
 grave. The father's eye. The red book. Dudley castle. 
 
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 The happy grandmother. The Blessed family. My god- 
 mother. The useful little girl. Caroline Mordaunt. Le 
 Fevre. The penny tract. The potters' common. The 
 china manufactory. Emily and her brothers. 
 
 14. The monk of Cimies. The rosary. The Roman baths. 
 Saint Hospice. The violet leaf. The convent of St. Olair. 
 
 15. Henry Milner. Sabbaths on the continent. The ldier. 
 
 16. John Martin, a sequel to Henry Milner. 
 Shifting for himself. Alger (H.,jr.) . . . 123.41 
 Shiftless folks. Goldsmith (Christabel). [Smith 
 
 (Fannie H.)] 251.88 
 
 Shillaber (B. P.) Knitting work ; wrought by Ruth 
 Partington 252.18 
 
 — Life and sayings of Mrs Partington. . . 252.17 
 
 — Partingtonian patchwork. ... . 251.17 
 Shtloh. Jay (W. L. M.) Woodruff (J. L. M.) 215.91 
 Ship ahoy ! a yarn in 36 cable lengths. . . . 256.01 
 
 Shtpp(J.) Eastern story teller 251.73 
 
 Shira. [anon.] 252.19 
 
 Shirley. Bell (Ourrer). [Bronte (Charlotte).] 142.11 
 Shirley Hall asylum. Gilbert (W.) . . . 194.37 
 Shoebinders of New York. Wright ( Mrs. J.McN. ) 264.88 
 Shoemaker's village. Holbeaoh (Henry). [Band 
 
 (W. B.)] 2v 241.92 
 
 Shoepac recollections. March (Walter). [Willcox 
 
 (Orlando B.)] 225.35 
 
 Short stories. Dickens (Charles) 174.25 
 
 Short stories for spare moments. From Lippincoit's 
 
 magazine, 1869 251.80 
 
 Contents- Kip (L.) "Alas, poor ghost I " Thomas (A.) 
 Lady Houghton's mistake. Hosmer (M.) To please aunt 
 Martha. McKay (J. T.) Ranlock branch. Putlitz (G-. zu). 
 The forget-me-not. Davis (L. 0.) A wreck upon the shore. 
 Spofford (H. P.) The strange passengers. Dorset (D. B.) 
 Love and ghosts. Kereven (K. P.) " Loyal en tout." 
 Wilson (R ) The legend of Ball's lake. Brewster (A.) 
 Vox humana. Owen (R. D.) Willie's wife. Pool (M. L. 
 Made whole. Dorsey (D. B.) Love on the Ohio. 
 
 Shortfield (Luke), pseud. The Western mer- 
 chant 251.84 
 
 SHOULDEB-straps. Morford (H. ) 232.27 
 
 Shrimpton (C.) Lillian ; or, a woman's endur- 
 ance 251.89 
 
 Sibyl. See also Sybil. 
 
 Sibyl Huntington. Doer (Mrs. J. B.) . . . 175.13 
 Sidney (Edward William), pseud. See Tucker (B. ) 
 Sidney [Sir P. ) Countess of Pembroke's Arcadia. 5066. 06 
 Sidney De Grey , or, the rival school boys. [Wise 
 
 (D.)] 222.35 
 
 Sidney Elliott. Naumann (M. D ) . . . . 232.87 
 Sidnie Adriance. Douglas (A. M.) . . . . 175.09 
 Sidonia, the sorceress. Meinhold (W.) . . 231.59 
 Sidonie. Daudet (A.) From the French. . 171.66 
 Siese of Vienna, a hist, romance. Pichler (C. G.) 
 
 In Waldie library, v. 5 5078.19 
 
 Sighi3 and insights. Whitney ( Mrs. A. D.T.) 2v. 263.72 
 Signa. Otoda, pseud, of Bame (L. de la\ . 172.57 
 
 SiGNAL-man. Dickens (C. ) In Little classics, v.8. 226.95 
 Sigourney (Mrs. L. H.) Myrtis ; with other etchings 
 and sketchings. = ...,. ... 252.20 
 
 Sues ,(W. Wirt). One poor girl 252.86 
 
 Sikes (Olive Logan, Mrs. Wirt). Chateau Frissac, or 
 home scenes in France 224.21 
 
 — They met by chance. ; 223.97 
 
 Silas Barnstarke, Gwynne (Talbot). . . 212.01 
 
 Silas Marner. Eliot (George), pseud, of Lewes (Mrs. 
 
 M. E.) 184.05 
 
 Siloote of Silcotes. Kingsley (Henry). . . 222.06 
 
 Silent partner. Phelps (E. S.) 235.43 
 
 Silent straggles. Stephens (Mrs. A. S.) . . 253.72 
 
 Silent witness. Yates (E.) 265.77 
 
 Silent woman. Author of King's cope, etc. . 252.21 
 
 Silver cord. Brooks (Shirley) 142.21 
 
 Silver lake ; or, lost in the snow. Ballantyne 
 
 (R. M.) . 131.28 
 
 Silver pitchers and Independence. Alcott (L. M. )122. 32 
 
 Silver skates (HansBrinker ; or). Dodge (Miss 
 
 „ M.M.) . ........ 175.19 
 
 Silver threads. McKeeveb (H. B.) . . . 225.03 
 Silverdale (Lumina), pseud. An orphan in the Old 
 
 Dominion 251.76 
 
 SrLVEBPEN, pseud. See Meteyabd (Eliza). 
 
 Silverwood ; a book of memories, [anon.] . 252.22 
 
 Ssilvia. Kavanagh (J.) 221.56 
 
 Simms (W. G.) Beauchampe ; or, the Kentucky 
 
 tragedy. ... ' 2 52.23 
 
 — Border beagles ; a tale of Mississippi. . . 252 24 
 
 — Carl Werner : with other (ales of imagination. 2 v. 
 
 ml. 252 27 
 
 — Cassique of Kiawah ; a colonial romance TSouth 
 Carolina, 1684]. . , . , 25*? 25 
 
 Oharlemont ; or, the pride of the village ; a tale" of 
 
 252.26 
 252/27 
 253.51 
 252.29 
 252.30 
 
 252.36 
 252.37 
 
 Kentucky, 
 
 — Confession ; or, the blind heart. 
 
 — Damsel of Darien. .... 
 
 — Eutiw ; a sequel to the Forayers (6) 
 
 — Forayers ; or, the raid of the dog-days. (5) . 
 
 — Guy Eivers , a tale of Georgia 252.31 
 
 — Katharine Walton ; a romance of the revolution in 
 
 S. C. (4) . . _ 252 32 
 
 — Mellichampe ; a legend of the Santee. (2)' 252 33 
 
 — Partisan ; a tale of the revolution. (1) . 252 35 
 
 — Pelayo : a story of the Goth. 2 v. in 1. . 252 28 
 
 — Richard Hurdis ; a tale of Alabama. 
 
 — Scout ; or, black riders of Congaree. (3) 
 
 — Vasconcelos, a romance of the new world [De Soto. 
 
 and his followers, 1538] 252.38 
 
 — Wigwam and the cabin. . 252139 
 
 — Woodcraft ; or, hawks about the dove-cote. 252.40 
 
 — Yemassee ; a romance of Carolina. . . 252.41 
 
 Note.— The numerals which follow certain of the above 
 titles indicate the order of succession of the Revolutionary 
 series. 
 
 Simonds (W.) Aimwell stories. 7 v. . . . 252.43 
 
 1. Oscar. 6. Marcus. 
 
 2. Clinton. 6. Jesse. 
 
 3. Ella. 7. Jerry. 
 
 4. Whistler. 
 
 Simple story. Inchbald (Mrs. E.) . . 215.06 
 
 Simpleton (A.) Beade (Charles) 212.29 
 
 Simplicity and fascination. Beale (A.) . . 133.05 
 Sinclair (C.) Beatrice. . 252.50 
 
 — Country hospitalities ; or, lord and lady Har- 
 
 court ... . 252.52 
 
 — Flirtations in fashionable life. ... . 252.53 
 
 — Holiday house. . . ... . 252.54 
 
 — Jane Bouverie, and how she became an old 
 
 maid. ... 252.55 
 
 — Modern society ; or, the march of intellect. 252.56 
 
 — Mysterious marriage; or, Sir Edward Graham. 252.57 
 Singleton Fontenoy. Hannay (J.) . 212.40 
 Sink or swim. Algeb (H. , jr. ) . . 121.37 
 Sintram and his companions. Fouque (F. H. K. de la 
 
 Motte) 192.31 
 
 Sir Amyas Leigh (Westward ho ! or). Kingsley 
 
 (C.) ... 221.74 
 
 Sir Andrew Wylie. Galt (John) 193.26 
 
 Sib Bernard Gaston ; or, the secret of Moultree hall. 
 
 Smith (J. F.) ... .... 253.06 
 
 Sir Brook Fossbrooke. Lever (Charles). . . 223.60 
 Sib Charles Grandison. Bichardson (Samuel). 243.10 
 Sir Edward Graham (Mysterious stranger.or). Sinclair 
 
 (Catherine). . . 252.58 
 
 Sir Edward Seward's narrative of his shipwreck. Porteb 
 
 (Jane) 5075.26 
 
 Sir Gilbert, [anon.] 252.59 
 
 Sib Harry Hotspur. Trollope (Anthony). . 261.74 
 Sir Henry Morgan. Howard (E.) .... 214.16 
 SrB Jasper Carew. Lever (Charles). . . . 223.61 
 Sir Jasper's tenant. Braddon ( Miss M. E. ) . 135.31 
 Sir Launcelot Greaves. Smollett (Tobias). 5067.08 
 Sir Noel's heir. Fleming (May Agnes). 192.44 
 
 Sir Eoger de Coverley. Addison (Joseph). 5075.27 
 Sir Boiian's ghost. Spofford (H. E. Prescott). 253.58 
 Sib Theodore Broughton. James ( G. P. E. ) 2 v. 215.76 
 
 Smen. Trollope (T. A.) 261.86 
 
 Sister Bose. Collins (W.Wilkie). . 162.33 
 
 Sister's bye-hours. Ingelow (J.) .... 215.14 
 Sister's story. Craven (Mine. A.) .... 3044.16 
 Sistebs ; or the fatal marriage. Cockton (H.) 161.03 
 
 Six in all. Townsend(V. F.) 266.29 
 
 Six months hence ; passages from the life of Maria (nie) 
 
 Secretan. [Hamilton (CV.Dakin).] . . 251 77 
 Six of one by half a dozen of the other. Stowe (H. B. ) 
 
 [and others]. ,. 254.93 
 
 Six to sixteen. Ewing (J. H.) 186.21 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
522 
 
 FICTION : Six to Soldier. 
 
 Six years later ; or the taking of the Bastile. Dumas 
 
 /a\ 181.11 
 
 Skeleton in' the closet. Hale (E. E.) In Little classics 
 
 ij JiZo.oi 
 
 SKETCH-book. Irving (Washington). . . . 215.29 
 
 Sketches by Boz. Dickens (0. ) Hf'o? 
 
 Sketches from life. Blanchard (L.) 3 v. . 134.21 
 Sketches of American character. Hale(AS's.S.J.)216.22 
 Sketches of club life, hunting and sporting. . 252.60 
 Sketches of Flemish life. Conscience (H.) . 163.06 
 Sketches of foreign novelists. Gordon (G) . 211.10 
 Sketchley (Arthur) , pseud. See Hose (George). 
 
 Skirmishing. [Jenkin (Mrs. C. )] 221.11 
 
 Skunks (Major, pseud. ) Great battle of Patch- 
 
 umup • • 143.33 
 
 Slave of the lamp. Noeth(W.) 233.45 
 
 Slave (The), the serf, and the freeman. [Same as 
 
 Lake shore]. Souvestee (E.) Tr. by Mrs. G. 
 
 Overend 252.49 
 
 Slaver's adventures. Thomes (W. H. ) . . . 266.16 
 Slaves of the ring ; or, before and after. Robinson 
 
 (F:W.) . . 243.63 
 
 Sleeper (J. S.) [' Ha wser Martingale. '] 
 
 — Jack in the forecastle 252. 63 
 
 — Mark Rowland : a tale of the sea 252. 62 
 
 Sleepy hollow legend. Ibvino (W.) In Ms Sketch book. 2"l5.29 
 Slick (Sam), pseud. See Haliburton (T. C.) 
 
 Slip in the fens, [anon.] 251.79 
 
 Small house at AUington. Trollope (A.) . 261.66 
 Smart (C), edilor. Driven from the path. . . 256.32 
 Smart (H.) Breezie Langton 252.92 
 
 — Courtship in 1720 and 1860. Romances of two 
 
 centuries 253.00 
 
 — Race for a wife 252.93 
 
 Smedley (F. E.) Frank Fairleigh 252.66 
 
 — Harry Coverdale's courtship 252.70 
 
 — Lewis Arundel 252.64 
 
 — Lorimer Littlegood, esq 252. 65 
 
 Smedley (M. B. ) Linnet's trial, [anon.] . . 223.76 
 
 — Maiden aunt. The Alceste. Duncombe Parke. Edith 
 
 Kinnaird 132.20 
 
 — Other folk's lives. [ Viz. : Twice lo3t, and Nina. ] 252. 82 
 
 — Twice lost 262.27 
 
 — Use of sunshine 132.21 
 
 Smith (Albert). Adventures of Christopher Tad- 
 pole 252.67 
 
 — Adventures of Mr. Ledbury 252.75 
 
 — Armourer of Paris : romance of 15th century. 252.68 
 
 — Fortunes of the Scattergood family. . . . 252. 68 
 
 — Marchioness of Brinvilliers 252.42 
 
 — Pottleton legacy 252.83 
 
 — Wild oats and dead leaves 252.69 
 
 Smith (Alexander). Alfied Hagart's household. 252.71 
 
 — Dreamthorp. In Little classics, v. 4 226.86 
 
 — Miss Oona McQuarrie ; a sequel to Alfred Hagart's 
 
 household 252.72 
 
 Smith (Miss C. M.) The Verneys ; or chaos dis- 
 pelled 252.73 
 
 Smith (E. E.) Three eras of woman's life. . 252.74 
 
 Smith (Mrs. E. O.) Bertha and Lily. . . . 232.76 
 
 — Mary and Hugo. . . . 252.77 
 
 — Newsboy 233.34 
 
 Smith (F.I. B.) Elm tree tales 253.01 
 
 — Nina ; or, life's caprices 253.02 
 
 Smith (Fanny M.) ['Ohristabel Goldsmith.'] Brazen 
 
 gates 252.90 
 
 — Shiftless folks 254.88 
 
 Smith (Hannah). ['Hesba Stretton.'] 
 
 — Bede's charity. 255.89 
 
 — Cassy 255.92 
 
 — Crew of the Dolphin 255.93 
 
 — David Lloyd's last will 171.53 
 
 — Doctor's dilemma 255.90 
 
 — Max Kromer : a story of the siege of Strasburs, 
 
 1870 . . . . . 225.79 
 
 — Nellie's dark days 254.55 
 
 Smith (H.) Adam Brown, the merchant. . . 253.03 
 
 — Arthur Arundel : a tale of the English revolu- 
 
 _ tion 253.04 
 
 — Love, and Mesmerism 253.05 
 
 — The picnic party. In Little classics, v. 9 226 96 
 
 Smith (J. Emerson). Oakridge: an old time story.2'.3.09 
 
 Smith (J. F.) Alice Arran : 100 years ago. [Sequel 
 to Prince Charles.] 251.99 
 
 — Amy Lawrence ; or, freemason's daughter. . 252.80 
 
 — Banker's secret 251.83 
 
 — Bella Trelawny. [Sequel to Harold Tracy. ] 251.82 
 
 — Charles Vavasseur ; or, outcast heir. . . . 251.85 
 
 — Dick Markham. [Continued in Lillian. ] . 252.78 
 
 — Dick Tarleton. [Continued in Marion Barnard.] 25 1.87 
 
 — Ellen De Vere. [Sequel to Ha'-ry Ashton.] 252.81 
 
 — Fred Arden; or, the Jesuit's revenge. . . 251.88 
 
 — Fred Graham ; or masks and faces. . . . 252.96 
 
 — Fred Vernon ; or, victim of avarice. . . . 251.90 
 
 — Gus Howard. Sequel to Minnie Grey. . . 251.94 
 
 — Harold Tracy. [Continued in Bella Trelawney.] 252.97 
 
 — Harry Ashton. [Continued in Ellen De Vers.] 252.99 
 
 — Henry De La Tour ; or, comrades in arms. . 251.86 
 
 — Lady Ashley ; or, rejected inheritance. . 252.98 
 
 — Lillian ; or, adventures of an heiress. [Sequel to 
 
 Dick Markham.] 252.85 
 
 — Marion Barnard ; or, adventures of an heiress. 
 
 [Sequel to Dick Tarleton.] 251.96 
 
 — Milly Moyne. [Sequel to Philip Blandford.] 252.79 
 
 — Minnie Grey. [Continued in Gus Howard.] 252.81 
 
 — Philip Blandford. [Continued in Milly 
 
 Moyne.] 252.95 
 
 — Prince Charles ; or, the young pretender. [Contin- 
 
 ued in Alice Arran. ] 251.98 
 
 — Redmond O'Neil 25197 
 
 — Rochester ; or, merry days of England. . . 251.92 
 
 — Sir Bernard Gaston. 253.06 
 
 — Stanfield Hall 251.93 
 
 — Temptation ; or, the unknown heiress. . . 251.95 
 
 — The Virgin queen, [i.e. queen Elizabeth]. . 251.91 
 
 — Woman and her master 252.94 
 
 Smith (J. H.) Gilead ; or, the vision of All souls' 
 
 hospital 253.07 
 
 Smith (Julie P. ) Chris and Otho. Sequel to Widow 
 Goldsmith's daughter. (2) 154.11 
 
 — Courting and farming ; or which is the gentle- 
 
 man 254.92 
 
 — His young wife 254.79 
 
 — Married belle. (4) 254.86 
 
 — Ten old maids. . ■ 254.87 
 
 — Widow Goldsmith's daughter. (1) . . 252.88 
 
 — Widower (The). (3) 252.87 
 
 Smith (Seba). Major Jack Downing's "Thirty years 
 
 out of the Senate." 253.08 
 
 — Way down east 253.09 
 
 Smith (W.) Thorndale ; or, the conflict of 
 
 opinion 253.11 
 
 Smoke : a Russian novel. Tourgeneff (I. S.) 256.23 
 Smoked Glass. Kerr (Orpheus C. ) [Newell 
 
 (R. H,)] 233.39 
 
 Smollett (T.) Ferdinand Count Fathom. . 253.12 
 
 — Humphrey Clinker. . 253.13 
 
 — Peregrine Pickle 253.14 
 
 — Roderick Random 253.16 ; 5067.04 
 
 — Sir Lancelot Greaves ; and the History and adven- 
 
 tures of an atom 253.17 
 
 Smuggler (The;. James (G. P. R.) . . . . 215.78 
 Snarleyyow, or the dog fiend. Marryat (F.) 225.63 
 Snow image, and other twice-told tales. Hawthorne 
 
 (N.) 212.62 
 
 Snow man. Dudevant (A. L. A. D.) . . . 175.54 
 
 Snowberrles. Cary (Alice) 152.05 
 
 Snowflakes and sunbeams. Ballantyne (R.M. ) 131.26 
 SNOW-storm. Wilson (J ) In Little classics, v. 7. . 226.89 
 
 Snowed up. Castlemon (H) 152. oO 
 
 So fair, yet false; or " Pourquoi?" Chavette (E.) 153.38 
 So runs the world away. Steele (Mrs. A. C.) 252.89 
 Soane (G.) Specimens of German romance, [anon.] 
 
 3 v. . 151-W 
 
 v. 1. The patriciaus, by C. F. van der Velde. 
 
 2. Master Flea, by C. T. A. Hoffmann. 
 
 3. The blind passenger, F. Laun. The adventurer, t>y 
 A. a. Oehlenschlaeger.The mantle, by B. Naiibert. 
 
 Soave(F.) Novels. In Rosooe (T. ) Italian novelists, 
 
 v. 4 244.23 
 
 Social distinctions. Ellis (S. S.) . . • 183.08 
 
 Sola. Thackeray (A. I.) To Esther, etc. ■ 255.79 
 
 Soldiee boy ; or Tom Somers in the army. Optm 
 
 (Oliver). [Adams (W. T.)] mM 
 
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 523 
 
 Soldier of Lyons. Gore (Mrs. C.) . . . . 211.31 
 
 Soldier's orphans. Stephens (Mrs. A. S. ) . 253. 73 
 
 Soldier's return. Opie (Mrs. A. ) Works, v. 1. 234.28 
 
 Solitary of Juan Fernandez. Sainttne (J.X.B.) 214.82 
 
 Solyman and Almena. Langhobne (J.) . . 222.94 
 
 Some women's hearts. Moulton (L. C.) . . 232.81 
 
 Somebody's luggage. Dickens (G.) .... 174.2S 
 
 Something to do. [anon.'] 253.95 
 
 Sommees (Jane B.), pseud, of Jones (Cornelia). 
 
 Heavenward led 253.84 
 
 Son of the organ-grinder. Schwartz (M. S.) . 244. s i 
 
 Son of the soil. [Oliphant (Mrs. M. 0. W.)] 253.18 
 
 Song without words. Charles (Mrs. E.) . . 153.15 
 
 Sooner or later. Brooks (Shirley) 142.22 
 
 Sophomores of Badcliffe. Kellogg (E.) . . 226.14 
 
 Soprano (The). Ktngsford (J.) [Barnard (C.)] 221.92 
 
 SoRELU(G.) My opinion of her ! .... 256.36 
 
 Sobeows of Werther. Goethe (J. W. von). . 195.18 
 
 Sonus (Mrs. G. X.) Home life 253.19 
 
 — Win o or water. 253. 'JO 
 
 South breakers. Spoffobd (H. P.) In Little classics, v. 7. 22(5.89 
 
 South meadows. Disosway (E. T.) .... 176.02 
 
 South sea bubble. Ainswoeth (W. H.) . . 115.10 
 
 Southey (Mrs. C.) Chapters on churchyards. 253.22 
 
 Southey (Bobert). Love story 5075.27 
 
 Southwold. Umsted (Mrs. L. D.) .... 262.37 
 Southwoeth (Mrs. E. D. E. N.) Allworth abbey. 253.23 
 
 — Artist's love 253.94 
 
 — Beautiful fiend 254.90 
 
 Note. — For sequel, see Victor's Triumph. 
 
 -Bridal eve 253.24 
 
 — Bride of Llewellyn 253.25 
 
 — Bride's fate. Sequel to Changed brides. . 253.87 
 
 — Changed brides 253.48 
 
 Note. — For sequel, see Bride's fate. 
 
 — Christmas guest 253. 89 
 
 — Cruel as the grave 253.92 
 
 Note. — For sequel, see Tried for her life. 
 
 — Curse of Clifton 253.26 
 
 Note. — Same as Fallen pride. 
 
 — Deserted wife 253.27 
 
 — Discarded daughter 253. 28 
 
 — Fair play 253.45 
 
 Note. — For sequel, see How lie wou her. 
 
 — Fallen pride ; or the mountain girl's love. . 254.80 
 
 Note. — Same as Curse of Clifton. 
 
 — Family doom 253.91 
 
 Note. — For sequel, see Maiden widow. 
 
 — Fatal marriage 253.29 
 
 — Fortune seeker. 253.30 
 
 — Gipsy's prophecy 253.31 
 
 — Haunted homestead, and other novelettes. . 253.32 
 
 — Hickory hall ; or, the outcasts 253.33 
 
 — How he won her. Sequel to Fair play. . . 253.46 
 
 — India 253.34 
 
 — Ishmael ; or in the depths 254.85 
 
 Note. — For sequel, see Self raised. 
 
 — Lady of the isle 253.35 
 
 — Lost heir of Linlithgow 254.83 
 
 Note. — For sequel, see Noble lord. 
 
 — Lost heiress 253.36 
 
 — Love's labor won 253. 37 
 
 — Maiden widow. Sequel to Family doom. . 253. 90 
 
 — Missing bride 253.38 
 
 — Mother-in-law. 
 
 253.86 
 
 — Noble lord. 254.84 
 
 — Prince of darkness 253.88 
 
 — Retribution 253.39 
 
 — Self-raised; or from the depths. Sequel to 
 
 Ishmael 254.81 
 
 — Three beauties 253.10 
 
 — Tried for her life. SequeHo Cruel as the grave. 254.82 
 
 — Two sisters 253.41 
 
 — Victor's triumph. Sequel to Beautiful fiend. 254.91 
 
 — Vivia ; or, the secret of power 253.42 
 
 — Widow's son 253.43 
 
 — Wife's victory 253.44 
 
 — and Baden (Mrs. Frances Henshaw). Fatal secret 
 
 and other stories 253.47 
 
 SouTHWOBTH"(Jfrs.' S. A.) Hester Strong's life 
 
 ■work. 253.85 
 
 Souvestee (E.) An attic philosopher iu Paris [In 
 T.L., v. 21.] 5075.26 
 
 — Confessions of a working man. [In Traveller's 
 
 library, v. 21.] 5075.26 
 
 — Lake-shore ; or, the. slave, the serf, the appren- 
 
 T tlce - r 253.19 
 
 — Leaves from a family journal. . ... 253.52 
 
 — Man and money 253.51 
 
 — Pleasures of old age 253^21 
 
 — Popular legends of Brittany 253.50 
 
 Sowed by the wind. Kellogg (E.) .... 226.94 
 Sowers not reapers. Martineau (H.) Dlustrat:ons of 
 
 political economy, v. 7 231.33 
 
 Sowing the wind. Linton (Mrs. E. Lynu). . 224. 02 
 Spain fifty years ago (Elia ; or). Caballero (F.) 145.28 
 
 Spanish barber. Manning (A.) 224.98 
 
 Spanish cavaliers. Sadlier (Mrs. J.) ... 244.77 
 Spanish match. Ainswoeth (W. H.) . . . 115.] 2 
 Spanish papers. Irving (Washington). 2 v. 2533.11 
 
 Spark of gtnius. Kellogg (E.) 226.13 
 
 Sparrowgeass papers. Cozzens (Frederick S. ) 165.16 
 Speaking likenesses. Bossetti (Christina). . '.43.82 
 Specimens of early English romance. Ellis (G.) 183.04 
 Specimens of German romance. See Soane (G.) 151.10 
 Spectacles for young eyes. ,S. e Lander (S. W. ) 222.85 
 Speight (T. W. ) Under lock and key. . . . 253.93 
 Spencers ; a story of home influence. Tyng 
 
 (S. H.) 261.93 
 
 Spender (Mrs. J. K. ) Jocelyn's mistake. . . 256.42 
 Spendthrift. Ainswoeth (W. H.) . . . . 115.08 
 
 Sphinx. Bayer (K. E.) 132.39 
 
 Sphinx (The) ; or Julia deTrecoeur.FEUiLLET (O.) 196.21 
 
 Spicy. Lamb (Mrs. M. J.) 222.93 
 
 Spielhagen (F.) Hammer and anvil. . . . 253.99 
 
 — Hohensteins 253.97 
 
 — Problematic characters 253.53 
 
 — Through night to light. [Sequel to Problematic 
 
 characters.] 253.96 
 
 — What the swallows sang 253.99 
 
 Spindler (K. ) The Jew 253.55 
 
 Spinster's story, [anon.'] 253.54 
 
 Spiritual Quixnte. [Graves (B.)] . . , . 195.34 
 Spiritualists (The) and the detectives. Pinkeeton 
 
 (A.) 236.13 
 
 Spopfoed (H. E. Prescott). 
 
 — Amber gods, and other stories. . . . 253.56 
 
 — Azarian, an episode 253.57 
 
 — D'outremort. In Little classics, v. 2 226.84 
 
 — Ray. In Little classics, v. 11. . . . .... 226.1J9 
 
 — Bougegorge, etc 214.39 
 
 — Sir Rohan's ghost 253. 58 
 
 — South breaker. In Little classics, v. 7 226.89 
 
 — The thief in the night 256.02 
 
 Sponge's sporting tour. Surtees (B. S.) . . 213.20 
 Sporting scenes and characters. Herbert i H. W. ) 461 7. 1 9 
 Sportsman's club series, bee Fosdick (C. A.) 152.46 
 Sprees and eplashes. Morford (Henry). . . 232.28 
 
 Spring floods. Tocrgeneff (L. ) 266. 67 
 
 Springdale Abbey. Parker (J.) 235.06 
 
 Springer (E. 11.) Beechwood 256.05 
 
 Springfield armory. Abbott (Jacob). . . . 111.16 
 Spuytenduyvel chronicle, [anon.] .... 253.59 
 
 Spy (The). Cooper (J F.) 164.17 
 
 Squanders of Castle Squander. Carleton (W.) 151.04 
 Squlbob papers. Phcsnix (John). [Derby (G.H.)] 173.09 
 Squire Arden. Ollphant (Mrs. M. O. W. ) 234.14 
 
 Squire Trevlyn s heir. Wood (Mi -s. Henry). . 264.69 
 Squire's legacy. Hay (Mary C. ) .... 212.71 
 
 Stael-Holsteln (A. L. G. N. de). Corinno, or 
 
 Italy : . . . ■ 253.61 
 
 STAiiL (Madame de): an hist, novel. Bolte (A.) 134.23 
 Staxdish ; a story of our [civil war]. Hare (B.) 253.62 
 
 Stanfield Hall. Smith (J. F.) 25193 
 
 SrANHorE Burleigh. Lester (C. E.) . . .223.27 
 Stanley (H. ?I. ) My Kalulu, prince, king, and 
 
 g j ave 256.07 
 
 Stanley Thorn. Cockton (Henry) 161.06 
 
 Stanton (J. S.) Corry O'Lanus : his views and expe- 
 riences 253.63 
 
 Star and a heart Church (Mrs. Boss). . . 154.31 
 Star and a cloud. Bob (A. 8.) . . . . 244.05 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
524 
 
 FICTION : Star Chamber to Stowe. 
 
 25G.12 
 
 215.79 
 241.64 
 
 Stak chamber. Ainswobth (W. H.) 2 v. . . 115.09 
 Stab in the desert. Mackarness (Mrs. M. A. ) 241 .32 
 Star series. Viz. : — 
 
 Heali (M.) Storm-driven 214.90 
 
 Smaet (H.) Courtship in 1720 and in 1860. Ro- 
 mance of two centuries 253.00 
 
 Stnge (W. \V. F.) Olivia Ealeigh 246.09 
 
 Stareuck^C.) Hampton heights 233.64 
 
 Stabling (The) ; a Scotch story. Macleod (N.) 224.94 
 Starry flag series. See Adams (W. T. ) . . . 113.04 
 
 .Steamboat (The). Galt (J.) 193.37 
 
 Stebbins (S. B. ) Annals of a baby 115.42 
 
 Steele (Mis. A. C.) Broken toyj. .... 252.91 
 
 — So runs the world away 252. 89 
 
 Steeple trap (The). Abbott (J.) .... 111.5J 
 Stella and Vanessa. Gordon (LadyD.) . 211.11 
 Stephen (Sir George). Adveai;-r-'s of on attornoy in 
 
 search of practics . . 256. 33 
 
 Stephen Dane. Douglas (A. M ) . . . . 175. 17 
 
 Stephens (Ann S. ) Bellehood a id bondage. . 254.99 
 
 — Bertha's engagement 254.95 
 
 — Curse of gold 253.65 
 
 — Doubly false 253.66 
 
 — Fashion and famine 253.67 
 
 — Gold brick 251.77 
 
 — Heiress of Greenhurst . . 253. 68 
 
 — Lord Hope's choice 254.96 
 
 Note. — For sequel, see Old countess. 
 
 — Mabel's mistake . 253.74 
 
 — Married in haste. . . 253.78 
 
 — Mary Derwent 253.69 
 
 — Noblewoman. . . 253.82 
 
 — Old countess ; a sequel to Lord Hope's choice. 2 54. 97 
 
 — Old homestead. . .... 25 J. 70 
 
 — Palaces and prisons. ... . 253. 79 
 
 — Phemie Frost's experiences . .... 251.98 
 
 — Reigning belle 253.83 
 
 — Rejected wife. ... . . . 253.71 
 
 — Ruby Gray's strategy 253.76 
 
 — Silent struggles 253.72 
 
 — ■ Soldier's orphans. ... 253. 73 
 
 — Wife's secret ' 233.75 
 
 — Wives and widows 253.77 
 
 Stephens (C. A.) Our young yachters' series! 256.09 
 
 1. Camping out. | 3. off for the Geysers. 
 
 2. Left on Labrador. | 
 
 — Camping out series. 
 i. Lynx hunting. c. On tiie Amazon's. 
 6. Fox hunting. | 
 
 Step-motheb. James (G. P. R.) 2 v. . . 
 Stepping heavenward. Prentiss (E. ) 
 Steps upward. Gage (Mrs. F. D. ) . 193 27 
 
 Sterling (J.) Onyx ring. U his Essays and tales, 
 
 — iales and apologues. In his Essays and tales, 
 
 v. 2. . ... . 2547.10 
 
 Stern necessity. Robinson (F. W.) . . . . 213.64 
 Sterne (L.) Life and opinions of Tristram 
 
 Shandy 254.02 
 
 — bentimental journey through France and Italy. 25 4. 03 
 
 — Story of my uncle Toby. . . 25410 
 Sternberg (A. von). The Breughel brothers ': [a story 
 
 of the times of Rubens] 254 00 
 
 Steven Lawrence, yeoman. Edwards (Mrs.' A. ) 132 31 
 Steward (The). Cockton (Henry) 16104 
 
 Stewart (W.J.) Roughiug it with Alic'k Biillie! 25l'oi 
 Still waters, [anon.] . . . 254 04 
 
 Stilling (J.H.Jung-). Theobald; or, the fanatic. 234.'o5 
 Stimson(A.L.) Easy Nat; or, three apprentices. 251.05 
 Stockton (Frank R.) Tales out of school. . . 25150 
 
 — What might have been expected <>jfi 39 
 Stoddard (Mrs. E.) The Morgesons. . ! .' 25l'07 
 -Temple house 2 5l'o8 
 
 — Two men 254 - 09 
 
 Stoddard (R.H.,ed.) See Treasure-trove series. 267!oO 
 « ^ mask GoLLINS (W. Wilkie). . . 162 34 
 
 bTOLz (Madame de), pseud. See Begon (Oomlesse F.d'e.) 
 Stone (Wm. L.) Tales and sketches. 2 v. . 234 a 
 Stone edge, [anon.] .... 2 5i'l3 
 
 hTONEHEART. Aimabd (Gustave). . . ' 114 3! 
 
 fcr^T? f ^ iatP0illt - LAMABTINE(A.de). 222.31 
 Stopping the leak. [Baker (Mrs. H. N W.)l 125 02 
 Storehouse of stories. Ed. by O. M. Yonge. 26502 
 
 Stories and poems, by mother and daughter. Gilman 
 
 (C.) and Jervey (C H.) 1643 33 
 
 Stories and sketches by our best authors. [anon.]25iu 
 Stories for parents. Arthur (T. S.) . .12317 
 Stories for young housekeepers. Arthur (i'.s') 123 is 
 
 Stories from "Blackwood." 25415 
 
 Contents: The first and last dinner. Malavolti' Tlioim 
 shroud. The avenger. The announcements' and Ihl™ 
 rooms. Nicholas Dunks, or fried mackerel for dinner 
 Fortune-hunting extraordinary. <"uner. 
 
 Stories from famous ballads. Greenwood (Grace! 
 
 [Ltppincott (Mrs. S. J. C.)] 223 86 
 
 Stories from my attic. Scudder (H. E. ) . ! ^51 02 
 Stortes from old English poetry. Richardson 
 
 (AbbySage) .21311 
 
 Stories from the Italian poets. Hunt (Leigh I 215.0:2 
 Stories of American life : by American writers Erf 
 
 by M. R. Mitford. 3 v '232.15 
 
 Stories of an old maid. Gihardtn (Mmek. de)! 19310 
 Stories of English and foreign life. Howitt iW 
 
 and M. ) 214 33 
 
 Stories of French school life Hope (A. R. '), pseud.'of 
 
 MoNCRrEFF (R. H.) 213 93 
 
 Stobies of frontier adventure in the south and west 
 
 COGGESHALL (W. E. ) 161.19 
 
 Stories of many lands. Greenwood (Grace) [Lippin- 
 
 cott (S. J. C. )] 224.07 
 
 Stories of Spanish life. Huber (V. A.) . . 214.41 
 Stories of the sea. Cooper ( J. F.) . . . . 164J8 
 Stories of the wooas. Cooper (J. F.) . . . 10419 
 Stories of Waterloo. Maxwell ( W. H ) ! ! 23L46 
 Stokm beaten. Buchanan (R.) and Gibbon (C) 143!33 
 
 Storm-driven. Healt (Mary) 214.90 
 
 Stormcltei' ; a tale of the Highlands. Walworth 
 
 a ( M - T -) afia.5i 
 
 Stobmy lite. Fullerton (G.) I9;j 12 
 
 Story (J. P.) Choisy ! ! ! ! 254.89 
 
 Stoey (Sidney A. , jr. ), pseud. See Pike ( Mrs. ) 
 Story book for the children. Diaz (Mrs. A. M. ) 174.39 
 Story (The) Lizzie told. Prentiss (Mrs. E.) 241.83 
 Story of a bad boy. Aldrich (T. B.) . . . 121.08 
 Stoey of a conscript, 1813. Erckmann (E.) and 
 
 Chatrian (A.) 183.23 
 
 Story of a feather. Jerrold (Douglas). . . 221.16 
 Story of a honeymoon. Ross (C. H.) and Clarke 
 
 (■*■•) 214.26 
 
 Stoby of a millionnaire. Mundt (Mrs. C.) . 232.79 
 Story of a peasant. Erckmann (E. ) and Chatrian 
 
 ( A -) 183.41 
 
 Story of a royal favorite. Gore (Mrs. C.) . . 211.32 
 Stoey of a shower. Drury (A. H.) .... 175.65 
 Stoey of Elizabeth. Thackeray (Miss A. I.) . 261.01 
 Story of American history. Abbott (J. ) Harper's 
 
 story books, v. 5 216.96 
 
 Stoey of ancient history. Abbott (J. ) Harper's story 
 
 books, v. 5 216.90 
 
 Stoey of English histoiy to the American revolution. 
 
 Abbott (J.) Harper's story books, v. 5. . 216.96 
 
 Stoey of Kennett. Taylob (J. Bayard). . 1:55.17 
 
 Stoey of La Roche. Mackenzie (H. ) In Little classics, 
 
 v.3 226.85 
 
 Stoey of my Uncle Toby, etc. Sterne (L.) Newly 
 
 arranged by P. Fitzgerald 254.10 
 
 Story of Sibylle. Feuillet (O.) 191.36 
 
 Story oftheredbookof Appin. Hitchcock(E.A.)213.25 
 Story of three sisters. Maxwell (C.) . . . 231.17 
 Story of Valentine and h^s brother. Oltphant (Mrs. 
 
 M. O. W.) L34.99 
 
 Story of Waldemar Krone's youth. Ewald(H F.)184.11 
 Story of wandering Willie. NoEL(iao!uAugusta).254.56 
 Stout heart. Kellogg (E.) . . ." . - . . 226.19 
 Stowe (Mrs. H. E. B.) Agnes of Sorrento. . 254.16 
 
 — Dred, [or Nina Gordon], 2v 251.17 
 
 — Little foxes . 5427.09 
 
 — Mayflower 254. 19 
 
 — Minister's -wooing. . ■ • • ^ 251.20 
 
 — My wife and I. . . . .' 254.23 
 
 — Nina Gordon. [Same as bred above.] . . 254.17 
 
 — Old town fire-side stories 251.25 
 
 — Old town folks .... 253.80 
 
 — Our Charley 254.21 
 
 — Pearl of Orr's island 254.22 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
FICTION : Stowe to Tales from Bentley. 
 
 525 
 
 — Pink and white tyranny 253.81 
 
 _ Queer little people 251.21 
 
 — Sam Lawson's Old town stories. [Same as Oldtown 
 
 fireside stories.] 254.25 
 
 — Uncle Tom's cabin. 2 v. in 1 254.27 
 
 — We and our neighbors ; or the records of aa un- 
 
 fashionable street 254.91 
 
 — and others). Six. of one by a half-a-dozen of the 
 
 other 254.93 
 
 Strait gate. Abbott (J.) Harper's story books, 
 
 v. 1 216.92 
 
 Stranded ship. Davis (L. C.) 171.43 
 
 Strange adventures of captain Dangerous. Sal.v 
 
 (G. A.) 244.63 
 
 Strange adventures of a phaeton. Black (W.) 134.37 
 Strange stories. Hoffmann (E. T. W.) . . 213.38 
 Strange story. Bulwer-Lytton (E. G. E. L.). 144.29 
 Strange world. Braddon ( Miss M. E. ) . . 135.44 
 Strathern. Blessington (Lady). 2 v. . . 131.14 
 Strathmore ; or, wrought by his own hand. " Ouida." 
 
 Bamb(L. dela) 172.21 
 
 Strauss (G. F. A.) The glory of the house of 
 
 Israel 254.28 
 
 Stray Yankee in Texas. Paxton (Philip). [Hammett 
 
 (S. A.)] 212.34 
 
 Stbetton (Hesba), pseudon. See Smith (Hannah). 
 Stbetton (J.) Margaret and her bridesmaids. 225.36 
 
 — Queen of the county 211.73 
 
 — Sector's wife 212.33 
 
 Stbetton. Kingsley(H.) 222.07 
 
 Stretton's summer in Normandy (Holiday adventures ; 
 
 or). Gambier (Mrs. J.) 193.35 
 
 Strickland (Agnes). Old friends and n3w acquaint- 
 ances. 2 v 254.29 
 
 Contents : Family ghost. Heiress of the hall Lancelot 
 Corby. Man who carried his own trundle. Marianne Moore. 
 Marquis and the mole-catcher. Nehemian Dowton, our 
 parish clerk. Old Hannah Pearson. Old Michaelmas day 
 in the eastern counties. 
 
 — Pilgrinn of Walsingham ; or, tales of the middle 
 
 ages 256.21 
 
 Same. In Waldie library, v. 6. . . . 5078.20 
 
 Strife : a romance of Germany and Italy. Wallace 
 
 (Mrs. E. D.) 262.73 
 
 Stbdte and peace. Bremer (F.) 141.21 
 
 String of pearls. James (G. P. B.) .... 215.81 
 Strive and succeed. Alger (H., jr.) . . . 121.39 
 Strong and steady. Alger (H., jr.) . . . . 121.38 
 Stbotheb (David H.) Virginia illustrated. . 254.31 
 Struggle for life. [Hale (Miss L. P.)] . . 254.32 
 Struggle (The) in Ferrara : a story of the reformation 
 
 inltily. Gilbert (W.) 194.36 
 
 Struggles for life ; or autobiography of a dissenting 
 
 minister, [anon.] 3393.22 
 
 Struggles of Brown, Jones, and Bobinson. Tbollope 
 
 (Anthony) 261.67 
 
 STRUTT(Eliz.) Curate and the rector. . . . 171.24 
 Stuart of Dunleath. Norton (Hon. Mrs. C.) . 233.47 
 Student lifo abroad (Bomance of). Kimball 
 
 D ( R - B.) 221.64 
 
 Student-life at Harvard. Tripp (G. H.) . . 254.76 
 
 Student of Salamanca 254.75 
 
 Studies fo r stories. See Ingelow (Jean). . . 215.16 
 Studies from life. Craik (Mrs. D. M. M.) .2541.07 
 Studio (The). Abbott (J.) Harper's story books, 
 
 _ v - * 216.95 
 
 wtuyvesant. Abbott (Jacob) 111.08 
 
 Sue (Eugene). Arthur . 254.33 
 
 — Commander of Malta 254.34 
 
 -De Rohan: an historical romance. . . . 254.35 
 
 -Matilda 254.36 
 
 -Mysteries of Paris 254.37 
 
 — Wandering Jew. 254.41 
 
 Summer drift-wood. Porter (Bose). . . . 241.53 
 Summer in Leslie Goldthwaite's life [at the "White 
 
 Mountains]. [Whitney (Mrs. A. D. T.)] 263.61 
 Summerfield (Charles), pseud. -See Arlington (A. W. ) 
 tnw-maid (The) ; a romance, [anon.] By the author 
 
 of "Artiste," etc 251.45 
 
 Hunnybank. Harland (Marion). [Terhune (Mrs. M. 
 
 V. H. 1] 255 23 
 
 "~r shores. Optic (Oliver). [Adams (W. T.')] 113.34 
 
 Sunny side ; or, the country minister's wife. [Phelps 
 
 (Jlrs. E. fc>. )] 254 46 
 
 Sunny South. Ingraham (J. H.) ..'.'.' 21521 
 Sunshine and shadow. Newby (Mrs G J) ' 233 23 
 Sunshine ; or, Kate Vinton. McKeever (H B ) 225 01 
 Surgeon s daughter. Scott (Sir Walter) 2J537 
 
 Surry of Eagle's nest. Cooke (J. E.) 16311 
 
 Surtees (E. &) -Ask Mamma; " or, toe richest 
 commoner l i England 123 3 L 
 
 — Hundley cr..ss ; or, Jorrock's jaunt. . . [ 212 38 
 
 — Mr. Sponge's sporting tour 213 '^0 
 
 Survivors of the Chancellor. Verne' (J.) . ' 2fili H2 
 Susak Fielding. Edwards (Mrs. Annie). 182 33 
 
 Susan Gray. Sherwood (M. M.) Works, v. 3. 252 03 
 Susannah. Sherwood (M. M.) Works, v. 3. 252 03 
 Susie's spectacles. Faith Andsight, [psnulon.] 114 32 
 Sctherlands (The). Harris (Mrs. M. C.) 161 96 
 
 Sut Lovingood. Harris (G. W. ) . . . 212 45 
 
 Swallow barn. Kennedy (J. P. ) . . . . 221(12 
 
 Swans of Lir Gbiffin (Q.) in Little classics, v'. 1. .'226 83 
 
 Sweat (M. J. M.) Ethel's love life 254.47 
 
 Swedes in Prague. Pichler (C.) 21184 
 
 Sweet bells jangled. Hall (CO.) . . .' ! 216^24 
 
 Swell life at sea. [anon.'] 254 48 
 
 Swift (Jonathan). Battle of the books. .' .5074.23 
 
 — Gulliver's travels 251.49: 5074.23 
 
 — Tale of a tub 5074.23 
 
 "Swtngin round the cirkle." Nasby (Petroleum V.), 
 
 pseud, of Locke (D. B.) 224.16 
 
 Swiss family Eobinson. Wyss (J. B. von). 2 v. 265!ll 
 
 Switch off. Adams (W. T.) 112.36 
 
 Sword and gown. Lawrence (G. A.) . . . 222.51 
 
 Sybaris and other homes. Hale (E. E.) . . 212]91 
 
 Sybil. See also Sibyl. 
 
 Sybil ; or, the two nations. Disraeli (B.) . 175.05 
 
 Sybil's book. Barker (M. A., lady). . . . 1H2.06 
 
 Sybil's second love. Kavanagh(J.) . . . 221.55 
 
 Sydney. See Sidney. 
 
 Sydnie Adriance. Douglas (A. M.) .... 175.09 
 
 Sylvan Holt's daughter. Lee (Holme). . . 222.69 
 
 Sylvester Sound, the somnambulist. Cockton 
 
 (H.) 161.05 
 
 Sylvestres. Edwards (M. B.) .... 182.42 
 
 Sylvia's lovers. Gaskell (Mrs. E. C.) . . . 194.13 
 Sylvia's world. [King (3Irs. S. P. )] . . . 254 51 
 Synge (W. W. Follett). Olivia Baleigh. . . 246.09 
 Tabor (Eliza). Blue Bibbon 134.22 
 
 — Eglantine 254.70 
 
 — Hope Meredith 254.69 
 
 — Jeanie's quiet life 221.03 
 
 — ■ Meta's faith 231.80 
 
 — St. Olave's 244. 72 
 
 Tactics ; or, Cupid in shoulder-straps. Drllle (Hear- 
 
 ton), pseud, of Gray (J.) 211.44 
 
 Take a peep. Cobden (Paul) 161.31 
 
 Taken at the flood. Braddon (Miss M. E. ) . 141.03 
 
 Taken upon -trust, [anon.] 254.52 
 
 Taking the Bastile; or six years later. Dumas( A. ) 181.11 
 Talba (The); or, Moor of Portugal. Bray ( Mrs. ) 141.33 
 Talbot (F.) Through fire and water. . . 256.46 
 
 Talbot and Vernon. McConnell (J. L. ) . . 224.55 
 Talcott (Mrs. Goodwin). See Goodwin-Talcott (Mrs. 
 H. B.) 
 
 TALEofatub. Swift (Jonathan) 5074.23 
 
 Tale of the Tyne. Martineau (H.) Blustrations of 
 
 political economy, v. 7 231.33 
 
 Tale of two cities. Dickens (Charles). . 174.29 
 
 Tales and romances of the northei n nations. Tr. by 
 
 W. H. Leeds. 3 v 255.01 
 
 Tales and sketches. Miller (Hugh). . . . 231.86 
 Tales and sketches. Hall (Mrs. S. C.) . 212.23 
 
 Tales and sketches. Sedgwick (Miss C. M. ) '251.21 
 Tales and sketches. Stone (W.L.) . . . 254.11 
 Tales and sketches of christian life. [Charles 
 
 (Mrs. E.)] 153.12 
 
 Tales and traditions of Hungary. Pulszky (T. ) 241.69 
 Tales and traditions, chieflv from the German. Cun- 
 ningham (G. G.) . . " 171.19 
 
 Tales at tea-time. Hugessen (E. H. Knatchbull). 185.40 
 Tales for the marines. Wise (H. A.) . . . 264.34 
 
 Tales from Alsace, [anon.] 254.74 
 
 Tales from "Bentley." 4 v. in 2. . . 251.53 
 
 fa asking for books, use tha " Book Order," giving the. AUTHOR'3 NAME, too first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
526 
 
 FICTION : Tales from Blackwood to Thackeray. 
 
 Tales from Blackwood. 12 v. ..... 254.57 
 
 Contents: v. 1. The Glenmutchkin railway, by W. E. 
 Avtoun. Vanderdecken's message home. The floating 
 beacon. Colomia the painter. Napoleon, by J. G. Lock- 
 hart. A legend of Gibraltar, by E. B. Hamley. The iron 
 shroud, by W. Mudford. 
 
 2 Lazaro's legacy, by E B. Hamley. A story without a 
 a tail. Faustus and queen Elizabeth. How I became a 
 yeoman byW.E. Aytoun. DevereuxhaU.by C. A. Southey. 
 The metempsychosis, by It. Macnish. College theatricals. 
 
 3 A reading party in the long vacation. Father Tom 
 and the pope, by J. F. Murray. La petite Madelame, by C. 
 A. Southey. Bob Burke's duel with ensign Brady, by W. 
 Maginu. The headsman, a tale of doom. The wearytul 
 woman, by J. Gait. 
 
 4 How I stood for the Dreepdaily Burghs, by W. E. 
 Aytoun. First and last by W. Mudford. The duke's di- 
 lemma, a chronicle of Niesenstein. The gentleman's tee- 
 totum. " Woe to us when we lose the watery wall, poem ; 
 My college friends— Charles Russell, the gentleman com- 
 moner. The magic lay of the one-horse chay, by J. Hughes. 
 
 5. Adventures in Texas. How we got possession of the 
 Tuileries by W. E. Aytoun. Capt. Paton's lament, by J. G. 
 Lockhart. The village doctor, by Countess d'Arbouville. 
 A singular letter from southern Africa, by J. Hogg. 
 
 6. My friend the Dutchman, by F. Hardman. My col- 
 lege friends— Horace Leicester. The emerald studs, by 
 W. E. Aytoun. My college friends— Mr. W. Wellington 
 Hurst. Christine, a Dutch story, by F Hardman. The 
 man in the bell. 
 
 7. My English acquaintance, by F. Hardman. The mur- 
 derer's last night, by T. Doubleday. Narration of certain 
 uncommon things that did formerly happen to me, Her- 
 bert Willis, B. D. The wags. The wet wooing, a narrative 
 of '98. Ben-na-groich. 
 
 8. The surveyor's tale, by W E. Aytoun. The Forrest 
 race romance. Di VaBari, a tale of Florence, by C. Ed- 
 wards. Sigismund Fatello. The boxes. 
 
 9. Eosaura, a tale of Madrid. Adventures in the North- 
 west territory. Harry Bolton's curacy. The Florida pirate. 
 The pandour and his princess. The beauty draught. 
 
 10. Antonio di Carrara. The fatal repast. The vision of 
 Cagliostro. The first and last kiss. The smuggler's leap. 
 The haunted and the haunters. The duellists. 
 
 11. The Natolian story-teller. The first and last crime. 
 John Rintoul. Major Boss. The premier and his wife. 
 
 12. Tickler among the thieves. The bridegroom of 
 Barna. The involuntary experimentalist. Lebrun's law- 
 suit. Tbe Bnowlng-up of Strath Lugas. A few words on 
 social philosophy. 
 
 Tales from Shakspere. Lamb (C. and M.) . 222.32 
 Tales from the German. See Holcraft (R. ) . 213.83 
 Tales from the German. See Oxenford (J. ) and Fretl- 
 
 ing(C. A.) 255.04 
 
 Tales from the operas. Paedon (G. F. ) . . 234. fiO 
 Tales from two hemispheres. Boyesen (H. H.) 135.14 
 Tales in political economy. Fawcett (M. G.) 5911.29 
 Tales in prose. Howttt (Mary). . . . 214.23 
 
 Tales of Ardennes. Inglis (H. D.) . . . . 945.18 
 Tales of a grandfather. Sooit (Sir Walter). Works, 
 
 v. 9 5065.09 
 
 Same. 4 v 472.06 
 
 v. 1-3. Scottish history. | v. i. French history. 
 Tales of a traveller. Irving (Washington). . '215.30 
 Tales of old ocean. Low (0. E.) .... 224.18 
 Tales of the Alhambra. Ikying (Washington). 215.26 
 Tales of the Argonauts, etc. Haute (Bret). . 212.73 
 Tales of the borders and of Scotland. See Wilson 
 
 (J. M.) 5v 264.21 
 
 Tales of the colonies. Eoworoft (Charles). . 244.41 
 Tales of the crusaders. Scott (Sir Walter). 245.87 
 
 Same. Works, v. 7 5065.07 
 
 Tales of the five senses. Griffin (Gerald). . 211.79 
 Tales (Selected) of the genii. Ed. by R.Whately. 255.05 
 Tales of the good woman. Paulding (J. K.) 235.20 
 Tales of the great St. Bernard. [Croly(G.)] 3v. 165.28 
 Tales of the jury-room. See Griffin (G.) . 211.77 
 Tales of the Munster festivals. See Griffin (G. ) 211.74 
 Tales of tne passions. Bevenge. Moore (G.) 5056.17 
 Tales of the southern border. Webber (C. W.) 263.40 
 Tales of the Teutonic lands. Cox (G. W.) and Jones 
 
 (E. H.) 165.04 
 
 Tales of Venezuela. [In Campaigns in Venezuela, 
 
 v. 2-3.] 1161.06 
 
 Tales of woman's trials. Hall (Mrs. S. C.) . 212.25 
 Tales of wonder. Lewis (M.G.) .... 1663.23 
 Tales of wonder, of humor, and of sentiment. 
 
 Plumptre (Anne and Arabella). 3 v. . 2U.36 
 Tales out of school. Stockton (F. E.) . . 254.50 
 Talisman (The). Scott (Sir Walter). 245.87 ; 245.76 
 Tallangetta, the squatter's home. Howttt (W.) 214.35 
 
 Tallants (The) of Barton. Hatton (Joseph). 212.69 
 Talvt, pseud. SeeEoBiNSON (Mrs. T. A. L. v. J.) 213.41 
 Tancred; or, the new crusade. Disraeli (B.) 2 v. 175.06 
 Tanglewood tales. Hawthorne (N.) . . . 212.63 
 Tangled skein. Fonblanque (Albany, jr.) . 192.21 
 Tartarian tales. Guetjllette (T. S.) . . .,233.70 
 Tatem (M. H.), pseud. See Hazlett (Helen). 
 Tattered Tom series. See Alger (H., jr.) . 122.34 
 Tautphoeus (I., baroness von). At odds. . . 255.08 
 
 — Cyrilla 255.09 
 
 — Initials 255.11 
 
 — Quits 255.12 
 
 Tayler (C. B.) Mark Wilton, the merchant's 
 
 clerk 255.14 
 
 Taylor (B. F. ) Grammar of life. In Little classics, 
 v. 4 22(i.c6 
 
 — Three November days. In Little classics, 
 
 v. 11 226.99 
 
 Taylor (Isaac). Temple of Melekartha. [anon.] 255.83 
 Taylor (J. Bayard). Beauty and the beast, and oth<-r 
 
 tales of home 255.07 
 
 — Boys of other countries 25(1.59 
 
 — Hannah Thurston 255.15 
 
 — John Godfrey's fortunes 255.16 
 
 — Joseph and his friends: story of Pennsylvania. 255.13 
 
 — Story of Kennett 255.17 
 
 Taylor (Miss —). Blindpits 134.20 
 
 — Quixstar ; 211.99 
 
 Telemachus. Fenelon (F. de S. de la M.) . 191.17 
 Temper. Marryat (F.) [Church (Mrs. Eoss).] 154.18 
 Tempest and sunshine. Holmes (Mrs. M. J.) . 213.57 
 
 Tempest-tossed. Tilton (T.) 256.19 
 
 Temple of Melekartha. Taylor (Isaac). . 255.83 
 Temple house. Stoddard (Mrs. E.) . . . 254.08 
 Temptation of wealth. Caelen (Mrs. E.) . 235.97 
 Temptation ; or, the unknown heiress. Smith 
 
 (J. F.) 251.95 
 
 Ten nights in a bar-ioom. Arthur (T. S.) . 123.25 
 
 Ten old maids. Smith (J. P.) 254.87 
 
 Ten thousand a year. Warren (Samuel). . . 2G3.35 
 Ten times one is ten. The possible reformation. Ing- 
 ham (Col. Fred.) [Hale (E. E.)] . . . 212.92 
 Ten years of a lifetime. Hosmer (Mrs. M.) . 214.13 
 Tenant house. [Duganne (A. J. H. )] . . . 175.31) 
 Tenant of Wildfeil Hall. [Bronte (Anne).] . 142.13 
 Tenants of Mallory. LeFanu(JS.) . . . 223.05 
 Tender and true. By author of Clara Morison. 255.20 
 Terhune {Mrs. Mary Virginia Hawes). ['Marion 
 
 Harland.'] Alone 255.21 
 
 -At last 255.19 
 
 — Battle summer. With Helen Gardner's Wedding 
 
 day 255 31 
 
 — Colonel Floyd's wards 2 >o.24 
 
 — Empty heart; or Husks. For better, for worse. 255.18 
 
 — From my youth up 25(5.18 
 
 — Helen Gardner's wedding day, or Colonel Floyd's 
 
 wards. Battle summer 255.31 
 
 — Hidden path 255.22 
 
 — Husbands and homes 255.23 
 
 — Husks 255.24 
 
 — Jessamine 256.17 
 
 — Miriam 2o5.25 
 
 — Moss Side. - 255.26 
 
 — My little love 2o6.20 
 
 — Nemesis. "^'ol 
 
 — Phemie's temptation "^ oq 
 
 — Euby's husband 25 r'o« 
 
 — Suunybank 255.28 
 
 — True as steel 256 - lb 
 
 Tekeasson (J.) Life of Sethos. 2 v. . . ■ 57 ^? 
 Terrible secret. Fleming (M. A.) .... J92.1* 
 Tekeible temptation. Beade (C.) .... *42.*I 
 Terribly strange bed. Collins (W. W.) . . 1»^ 
 Tested ; or hope's fruition. Gardner (C. E. ) ^*-™ 
 Teverino, or jealousy. [Dudevant (A. L. A. D.)] >-'°- ii 
 Thackeray (Miss A. I.) Bluebeard's keys, arid other 
 
 stories • • 255.81 
 
 — Comhill stories 255 ' 78 
 
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 527 
 
 — Fairy tales for grown folks 261.04 
 
 Contents : The sleeping beauty iu the wood. Beauty and 
 the beast. Cinderella. Little Red Kidiug Hood. Jack and 
 giant-killer. 
 
 — From an island 261.03 
 
 — MissAngell 255.82 
 
 — Old Kensington '255.80 
 
 — Story of Elizabeth 261.01 ; 261.05 
 
 — Village on the cliff. 261.02 
 
 — Writings 255.7'J 
 
 Contents : Village on the cliff. From au island. Fivo old 
 friends. Story of Elizabeth. To Esther. Out of the world. 
 Miking merry. Sola. Moretti's campanula. Miscellanies. 
 
 Thackeray (W. M.) Adventures of Philip on his way 
 through the world 255.32 
 
 Bluebeard's ghost. In Little classics, v. 9. . 226.96 
 
 — Book of snobs . 255.33 
 
 Same. In his Misoel., v. 3. Boston ed. 255.63 
 
 — Catherine 255.67 
 
 — Christmas books. In his Miscel. , v. 5. B. ed. 255. 65 
 Same. In his Miscel., v. 5. Boston ed. 255.65 
 
 — Confessions of Fitz-Boodle 255.31 
 
 — Cox's diary. In his Miscel., v. 3. Boston ed. 255.63 
 
 — Denis Duval . 255.35 
 
 Same. In his Miscel., v. 3. Boston ed. 255.63 
 
 — Diary of C. Jeames de la Pluohe, esq. In Ids Miscel. , 
 
 v. 1. Boston ed 255.61 
 
 — Doctor Birch and his young friends. . . 255.36 
 Same. In his Christmas books. . . . 255.65 
 
 — Fatal boots. In Ids Misoel. , v. 3. Boston ed. 255.63 
 
 — Fitz-boodle papers. Inhis Miscel., v. 4. B. ed. 255.64 
 
 — George de Barnwell. In Treasure tkove series, v. 2. 
 
 — Henry Esmond. 255.39 
 
 — Jeames's diary. A legend of the Rhine. Rebecca 
 
 andBowena 255.41 
 
 — Kickleburys abroad. A legend of the Rhine. Re- 
 
 becca and Kowena, etc 255.40 
 
 — Kickleburys on the Rhine. In his Christmas 
 
 books. 255.65 
 
 — Level, the widower 255.42 
 
 — Luck of Barry Lyndon 255.43 
 
 Same: In his Miscel. , v. 1. Boston ed. 255.61 
 
 — Mr. Brown's letters 255.44 
 
 — Men's wives 255.45 
 
 — MisceUanies. 4 v. London 255.57 
 
 v. 1. Book of snobs. The fatal boots. Cox's diary. Ad- 
 ventures of Major Gahagan. 
 
 2. Yellowplush memoirs. Jeames's diary. Sketches in 
 London. Novels by eminent hands. Character sketches. 
 
 3. Memoirs of Barry Lyndon, esq. Legend of the Rhine. 
 Rebecca and Rowena. Little dinner at Timmius's. Bed- 
 ford-row conspiracy. 
 
 4. Fitz-Boodle papers. Men's wives Shabby genteel 
 story. Samuel Titmarsh and the great Hoggarty diamond. 
 
 — Miscellanies. 5 v. Boston 255.61 
 
 v,.l. Memoirs of Barry Lyndon. Great Hoggarty dia- 
 mond. Novels by eminent hands. Jeames's diary. Adven- 
 tures of Major Gahagan. Legend of the Rhine. Rebecca 
 and Rowena. Next French revolution. Cox's diary. 
 
 2. Paris sketch book Yellowplush papers. Irish sketch 
 book. Journey from Cornhill to Grand Cairo. 
 
 3. Book of "saobs. Sketches and travels in London. 
 Character sketches. Deuis Duval. Men's wives. Mr. and 
 Mrs. Frank Berry. Deuis Haggarty's wife. Bedford Row 
 conspiracy. Little dinner at Timmius's. Fatal boots. 
 
 i. Four Georges. English humorist. Charity and hu- 
 mor. Roundabout papers. Second funeral of Napoleon. 
 Little travel aud roadside sketches. Fitz-Boodle papers. 
 Critical reviews. Wolves and the lambs. 
 
 5. Catherine. Titmarsh among pictures and books. 
 Fraser miscellanies. Christmas books, viz.: Mrs. Perkins's 
 ball— Our street — Doctor Birch— Kickleburys on the Rhine 
 —Rose and the ring. Selections from Punch. Ballads, etc. 
 
 — Newcomes 255.46 
 
 — Novels by eminent hands. In his Miscel. works, v. 1. 
 
 Boston ed 255. 61 
 
 — Pendennis 255.47 
 
 — Punch's prize novelists, etc 255.48 
 
 — Bebecca and Rowena. In his Miscel., v. 1. Bo3t. 
 
 ed 255.61 
 
 — Shabby genteel story 255.49 
 
 — Vanity fair 255.50 
 
 — Virginians : a tale of the last century. . . 255.54 
 
 — Yellowplush papers. 2 v 255 .55 
 
 Same. In his Miscel., v. 2. Boston ed. 255.62 
 
 Thaddeus of Warsaw. Porter {Miss Jane). . 241.56 
 
 Thankful blossom. Harte (Bret) 216.43 
 
 That boy of Norcott's. Lever (Charles). . . 223.66 
 
 That good old time ; or, our fresh and salt tutors. 
 Moustache (Vieux). [Gordon (C.)] . . 261.06 
 That lass o' Lowrie's. Burnett (F. H.) . . 145.05 
 That queer girl. Townsend (V. F. ) . . . . 266.30 
 Theban (The) legion : a story of the times of Diocle- 
 tian. Blackburn (W. M.) 133.41 
 
 Their wedding journey. Howells (W. D. ) . 213. 'J4 
 
 Theo Leigh. Thomas (Annie) 261.15 
 
 Theobald; or, the fanatic. Jung -Stilling (J. H.) 2">4.05 
 Theodora. MoKeen (P. F.) . . . . 227.b9 
 
 Theodora Kantakuzenos : an historical romance of the 
 
 14th century Jh 171.19 
 
 Theodore ; or, the skeptic's conversion. Wette ( W 
 
 M. L. de) 3512.25 
 
 Theodosia Ernest ; or, the heroine of faith. [unon.~\ 
 
 2 v 261.07 
 
 Theodosius and Constantia. Langhorne (J.) 222.94 
 Theophilus and others. Dodge (M.M.) . . ■ 174.61 
 There's no pla,oe like home. Douglas (A. M. ) 175.22 
 They met by chance. Logan (Olive). . . 223.97 
 
 Thief in the night. Spofford (H. P. ) . . . 256.02 
 Thinking bayonet. Hosmer (James K.) . . 214.14 
 Thinks-i-to-myself. [Nares (E.)] . . . . 233.51 
 Thiodolph, the Icelander. Fouque (F. H. K. de la 
 
 Motte) 192.2S 
 
 This, that, and the other. Moulton (il/ivs.L. C.) 232.41 
 Thomas (Annie). See Cudlip (Mrs. Pender). 
 Thomas (Caroline). Farmingdale. . . . 261.18 
 
 Thomas (Martha M.) Life's lesson, [anon.] . 223.72 
 Thomas of Reading. In Thoms ( W. J. ) Early English 
 
 prose romances, v. 1 261.22 
 
 Thomas Wingfold, curate. MacDonald (G.) 227.82 
 Thomes (Wm. H. ) Bushrangers 261.19 
 
 — Gold hunter's adventures ; or, life in Australia.261.20 
 
 — Gold hunters in Europe. . .... 261.21 
 
 — Life in the East Indies 266.17 
 
 — Slaver's adventures on land and sea. . . 266.16 
 
 — Whaleman's adventures in the Sandwich Island and 
 
 California 261.00 
 
 Thompson (D. P.) Centeola, and other tales. 261.25 
 
 — Gaut Gurley 261.26 
 
 — Green Mountain boys 261.27 
 
 — May Martin, and other tales 261.28 
 
 — The rangers ; or the tory's daughter. 2 v. in 1. 261.36 
 Thompson (Ella W.) Beaten paths ; or a woman's 
 
 vocation -. . . . 255.76 
 
 Thompson (M. M.) Doesticks, and what he says. 261.31 
 
 — History and records of the elephant club. . 261.43 
 Thompson (W. T.) Major Jones's courtship. . 256.29 
 Thoms (W. J., editor). Early English prose romances. 
 
 3 v 261.22 
 
 1. Robert the Deuyll. Thomas a Reading. Frier Bacon. 
 Frier Rush. 
 
 2. "Virgilius. Robin Hood. George a Green. Tom a 
 Lincolne. 
 
 3. Helyas. Doctor Faustus. 
 
 Thomson (Mrs. K. B., wife of A. T.) Lady of 
 
 Milan '. 261.30 
 
 Thorndale ; or, the conflict of opinion . Smith( W. )253. 1 1 
 THORNEYhall. Lee (Holme). [Parr(H.)] 222.70 
 
 Thornton hall. McKeen (P. F.) 227.88 
 
 Thorpe (B. ) Yule tide stories ; Scandinavian and 
 
 North German popular tales and traditions. 261.32 
 
 Thorpe (K.) Four oaks '. . 261.33 
 
 — The little Joanna 261.38 
 
 Thorpe (T. B.) Hive of the bee-hunter. . . 261.34 
 
 — Scenes in Arkansaw. . . . ■ 261.91 
 Thorpe Regis. Peard (F. M.) . . . . 234.80 
 Thousand a year (A). Bruce (Mrs. E. M.) 143.25 
 
 Three ages. Martineau (Harriet) 231.34 
 
 Three beauties. Southworth (Mrs. E. D. E. N. ) 253. 40 
 Three Bernioes. Bright (Mrs. A. M.) . . . 142.31 
 Three brides. Yonge (Miss C. M.) . . 26o.72 
 
 Threb brothers. Oliphant (Mrs. M. O. W.) . 234. 7i> 
 Three clerks. Trollope (Anthony). . . . 201. G8 
 Three courses and a dessert. Cruikshank (G. ) 171.08 
 Three cutters. Mareyat (F.) . ■ • • ■ 225.66 
 
 Three eras of a woman's life. Smith (E. E.) . 2o2.74 
 
 Three feathers. Black (William) 1 34.40 
 
 Three generations. Emery (S. A.) . . . 184 18 
 
 Three gold dollars. Abbott (J. ) Harper's story books, 
 
 v. 7. 
 
 216.98 
 
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 FICTION : Three Guardsmen to Trapper's Daughter. 
 
 Three guardsmen [musketeers]. Dumas (A.) 181.12 
 
 Three little spades. Warner (Miss Anna B.) 26X02 
 
 Three marriages. Hubback (Mrs. M.) . . . 214.38 
 
 Three November days. Tailor (B. F. ) In Little 
 
 classics, v. 11 226.99 
 
 Three people. By Pansy, pseud 260.21 
 
 Three proverb stories. Aloott (L. M.) . . 121.05 
 
 Three scouts. Trowbridge (J. T.) .... 262.16 
 Three sisters and three fortunes. Lewes (G.H.) 223.68 
 
 Three Spaniards. Walker (George). . . . 267. OS 
 
 Three successful girls. Crouch (Julia). . . 165.35 
 
 Three times dead. Braddon (Miss M. E.) . 135.32 
 Three yeirs at Wolverton : a school story. By a Wol- 
 
 vertonian 256.03 
 
 Three years in a man-trap. Arthur (T. S.) . 123.34 
 
 Threefold destiny. Hawthorne (N.) In Little 
 
 classics, v. 12 227.15 
 
 Throne of David. Ingraham (J. H. ) . . 215.22 
 
 Throstlethwaite. Morley (S.) 232.80 
 
 Through by daylight. Optic (Oliver). . . . 112.33 
 
 Through fire and water. Talbot (F. ) ... 256.46 
 
 Through night to light. Gutzkow (K.) . . 211.86 
 Through night to light. [A sequel to Problematic 
 
 characters.] Speelhagen (F.) .... 253.96 
 
 Through the looting-glass. Carroll (Lewis). 151.34 
 
 Through thick and thin. Mery (J.) . . 226.92 
 
 Thrown on the world. Clay (B.M.) . . . 155.38 
 
 Thrown together. Montgomery (F.) . . . 232.93 
 Thurston (L. M.) Charley Boberts series. 4 v. 
 
 1. How Charley Roberta became a man. . 243.74 
 
 2. How Eva Roberts gained her education. . 243.75 
 
 3. Charley and Eva Roberts' home in the "West. 243.76 
 
 4. Children of Amity court 243.77 
 
 Ticonderoga. James (G. P. E. ) . . . . 215.82 
 
 Tieck (L.) Camoens, or the death of the poet. In 
 
 Beauties of German literature. . . . 1 33. 02 
 
 — Lovo magic. Faithful Eckart and the Tannenhauser. 
 
 Auburn Egbert. In Boscoe (T.) German novelists, 
 v. 4 244.19 
 
 — Fair haired Eckbert. Trusty Eckhart. Kunenberg. 
 
 The elves. The goblet 151.13 
 
 Tiffany (O.) Brandon , or a hundred years ago. 261.35 
 
 Tiger-hunter. Beid (Mayne) 242.59 
 
 Tiger-lilies. Lanier (Sidney). ..... 222.44 
 
 Tiger prince. Dalton (Wm.) 171.26 
 
 Tiger slayer. Aimard (Gustave) 114.18 
 
 Tilbury Nogo ; or passages in the life of an unsuccess- 
 ful mm. Melville (G. J. Whyte). . . 231.62 
 Tilton (Theodore). Tempest-tossed. . . . 256.19 
 Timboj and Fanny. Abbott (J.) Harper's story books, 
 
 v. 3 216.94 
 
 Timboo and Joliba. Abbott (J. ) Harper's story books, 
 
 v. 3 216.94 
 
 Time and tide. Koe (A. S.) 244.00 
 
 Time the avenger. Marsh (Mrs. A. C.) . in 231.02 
 
 Times a jd places. By a stone. [Five tales.] 256.22 
 
 Contents : Three Venezuelan heroes. Two brothers. 
 
 The bet. Fortress of Luxembourg. The travellers. 
 Time's uagentle tide. Moore (D.W.) . . . 233.85 
 Timon, but not of Athens. [Sedgwick (J.)] . 266.08 
 Timothy Crump's ward. Alger (H., jr.) . . 122.40 
 Timothy Titcomb, pseud. See Holland (J. G.) 
 Timothy Titterwell, pseud. See Kettell(S.) 
 Tiny's Sunday nights. Phelps (Mrs. E. S.) . 241.08 
 Titan : a romance. Eichter (J. P. F.) 2 v. . 243.14 
 Titcomb (Timothy), pseud. See Holland (J. G.) 
 Title hunting. Llewellyn (E. L.) . . . 224.13 
 
 Titmarsh (History of Samuel). Thackeray ' (AV. M) 
 
 Miscellanies, v. 4 . 255 60 
 
 Titterwell (Timothy), pseud. See Kettell (S.) 
 To Buddleoome and back. Burnand (F. C.) . 145.09 
 Toby (Story of my uncle). Sterne (L.) . . 254.10 
 To-day ; a romance. Kimball (B. B.) . . . 221.87 
 To Esther, eic. Thackeray (Miss A. I.) . . 255^79 
 To lore and to be loved, and Time and tide. Koe 
 
 ( A - S. ) 244.06 
 
 To the bitter end. Braddon (Miss M. E.) . . 135]43 
 Todd (J.) Angel of the iceberg, and other stories. 261.39 
 Together. By the author of Nepenthe, [anon.] 261.40 
 Ioinette. Chubton (Henry), pseud. o/Tourjee 
 
 < A - W -> 154.35 
 
 Toilers of the sea. Hugo (Victor). . . , 214.58 
 Tolla ; a tale of modern Kome. About (E.) 112.06 
 Tom A Lincolne. In Thoms (W. A.) Early English 
 
 prose romance, v. 2 261.23 
 
 Tom Brown at Oxford. Hughes (Thomas). 2 v. 214.15 
 Tom Browu at Rugby. Hughes (Thomas). . 21143 
 Tom Burke of "Ours." Lever (Charles). . . 223^62 
 
 Tom Cringle's log. Scott (M.) 245!l7 
 
 Tom Jcnes. Fielding (Henry) 192.09 
 
 Tom Newcombe).CASTLEMON(H.)[FosDicK(C.A.)] 152*23 
 Tom Pippin's wedding. [Pullen (H. V.)] . 261.29 
 Tom Sawyer (Adventures of). Clemens (S. L. ) 155.32 
 Tom Tiddler's ground. Dickens (Charles). . 174.30 
 Tommy Hickup. Parker (Mrs. E. A.) . . . 235.03 
 Tone-masters (The). See Barnard (C.) . . 1561.24 
 
 Tonna (Mrs. C. E. ) Works. 2v 5076.11 
 
 v. 1. The Rockite. Helen Fleetwood. Siege of Berry. 
 2. Juda3a capta. The deserter. Falsehood and truth, 
 
 Judah's lion. Conformity. Wrongs of women. Izram. 
 
 a Mexican tale. 
 
 Tony Butler. Lever (Charles) 261.41 
 
 Too bright to last, [anon.] 261.94 
 
 Too good for him. Church (Mrs. Koss). . . 154.19 
 Too much alone. Riddell ( Mrs. J. H ) . . 243.28 
 
 Too soon. Macquoid (K. S. ) 226.56 
 
 Too strange not to be true. Fullerton (G.) 193.13 
 Too true ; a story of to-day. [anon.] . . . 261.42 
 Topelius (Z. ) Gustave Adolph and the 30 years' 
 
 war 255.95 
 
 Topffer (E.) and Zschokke ( J. ) Julius, etc. . 193.10 
 Contents : Julius, and the parsonage, by Tbpffer. The 
 
 Walpurgis-night. Leaves from the journal of a poor vicar 
 
 in Wiltshire ; and The bean, by Zschokke. 
 
 Torchlight. . Olcott (H. O.) 234.02 
 
 Tossed on the wave. Hodder (E.) .... 213.(9 
 
 Totemwell. Payson (George) 235.23 
 
 Tour of the world in 80 days. Verne (J.) . 931.24 
 Tourgeneff (Ivan S.) Dimitri Koudine. . . 266.66 
 
 — Fathers and sons 262.21 
 
 — Ivan [Sergheievitch] 256.25 
 
 — Liza, a Russian novel 256.24 
 
 — On the eve 262.22 
 
 — Smoke, a Russian novel 256.23 
 
 — Spring floods. A Lear of the Steppe. . . 266.69 
 Tourjee (A. W.) ['Henry Churton.'] Toinette. 154.35 
 Tower of London. Ainsworth (W. H.) . . 115.11 
 Towner (A. ) Chedayne of Kotono : a story of the early 
 
 days of the republic 266.72 
 
 Townsend (V. F.) Battlefields of our fathers. 261.44 
 
 — Darryll gap ; or, whether it paid. . . . 261.45 
 
 — Deerings of Medbury 261.98 
 
 — Hollands (The) 261.48 
 
 — Janet Strong 261.46 
 
 — Max Meredith's millennium 261.96 
 
 — Mills of Tuxbury 261 97 
 
 — One woman's two lovers ; or Jacqueline Thayne's 
 
 choice. . . 261.47 
 
 — Only girls 266.28 
 
 — Six in all 266.29 
 
 — That queer girl 266.30 
 
 — While it was morning 201.47 
 
 Tracy's ambition. Griffin (G.) 211.74 
 
 Trading : finishing story of House in town. Warner 
 
 (S.) 263.14 
 
 Traditions of the most ancient times. Howitt 
 
 (William). 2v 2I4.S0 
 
 Traditionary stories of old families. Picken (A.) 
 
 2 v 241.17 
 
 Traeford (F. G.), pseud. See Riddell (Mrs. J. H.) 
 Trafton (Miss Adeline). Katherine Earle. . 266.32 
 
 Trail hunters. Almard (Gustave) 114.19 
 
 Traits and stories of the Irish peasantry. Carleton 
 
 (William). 2v 151.06 
 
 Traits of American humor. Halibubton (T.O.)3v.212.13 
 Transformation. Hawthorne (N.) . . . • 212.57 
 
 Note. — Same as his Marble l'auu. 
 Transfusion. Godwin (William, jr.) . . . 195.17 
 Transmutation; or, the lord and the lout, [anon.] 261.49 
 Trap to catch a sunbeam. Mackabness (Mrs. 
 
 M. A.) 241.33 
 
 Trapper's daughter : a story of the Rocky Mountains. 
 
 Aimard (G.) 114 - 23 
 
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 529 
 
 Travels by land and sea of Alethitheras. [anon. ] 261. 79 
 Travels of an American Owl. Johnson (v. W.) 215.92 
 Tbavels of young Candid and Doctor Pangloss. Bab- 
 ton (J.) 132.38 
 
 Treasure hunters. Fenn (G. M.) .... 196.20 
 Tkeasube of the seas. De Mille (J.) . . . 172.53 
 
 Teeasuee trove. Lover (Samuel) 221.33 
 
 Tkeasuee-tbove series. Ed. by E. H. Stoddard. 
 
 3 v. 267.01 
 
 v. 1. Burlesque.— Day in the academy, by F. C. Burunnd. 
 Encounter with an interviewer, by S. L. Clemens. Golden 
 age of New York, by W. Irviug. Insanity of Cain, by Mary 
 Mapes Dodge. Lady Rohesia, by R. H. Barham. Mrs. 
 Battle's opinion on cards, by Charles Lamb. Mrs. Brown 
 at the play, by G. Rose. Noble savage, by C. Dickens. Our 
 new livery and other things, by G. W. Curtis. Painter's 
 bargain, W. M. Thackeray. Parish revolution, by T. Hood. 
 Will of a virtuoso, by J. Addison. 
 
 v. 2. Travesty. — Treble temptation, by F. C. Burnand. 
 George de Barnwell, by W. M. Thackeray. Prophetic ac- 
 count of a future epic, by T. B. Macaulay. St. Twel'mo, 
 by John Paul. Lessons in biography, by J. Beresford. Mr. 
 John Jenkins, by Bret Harte Ho Fi of the Yellow girdle, 
 by T. T. T. Walton Redivivus, by T. Hood. 
 
 v. 3. Story. — A. fight for a wife, by Wm. Black. Dr. Mari- 
 gold, by C. Dickens. The O'Connors, by A. Trollope. The 
 loan of a lyre, by Fitz Hugh Ludlow. The widow of Brevet, 
 by N. P. Willis. A friend of Gioberti'e, by C. Lever. The 
 truthful resolver, by Petroleum V. Nasby. A story with- 
 out a tale, by Wm. Maginn. 
 
 Tbelawney of Trelawne. Beay (Mrs. A. E. K.) 141.35 
 
 Tbemaine. Wabd (R. P.) 262.57 
 
 Tbemendous adventures of Major Gahagan. Thackeray 
 
 (W. M.) Miseel., v. 1. Boston ed. . . 255.61 
 Tbench(W. S.) Realities of Irish life. . . 952.05 
 Tkessilian and his friends. Mackenzie (R. 
 
 Shelton) 225.05 
 
 Tbevelyan. Scott (Lady C. L.) 215.19 
 
 Tbial : more links of the daisy chain. Yonge 
 
 (CM.) 265.45 
 
 Tbials of Margaret Lyndsay. Wilson (J.) . '264.20 
 Tbials of the heart. Bbay ( Mrs. A. E. K.) . 141.36 
 Tbicotbm. Ouida. [Rame (L. de la).] . . 172.23 
 Tbied and tempted. Arthur (T. S.) . . . 123.19 
 Tbted and true. Clyde (Alton), pseudon. . . 155.28 
 Tbied for her life : a sequel to Cruel as the grave. 
 
 Southwobth (Mrs. E. D. E. N.) . . . 254.82 
 Tbipp(G. H.) Student life at Harvard. . . 254.70 
 
 Tbistbam Shandy. Stebne (L.) 254.02 
 
 Same. [Works.] 5074.01 
 
 Tbois Etoiles, pseud. See Mubbay (Grenville). 
 Tbollope (A) Barchester towers 261.50 
 
 — Belton estate. 261.51 
 
 — Bertrams . 261.52 
 
 — Can you forgive her ? 261.53 
 
 — Castle Richmond 261.51 
 
 — Christmas at Thompson Hall 266.13 
 
 — Claverings 261.55 
 
 — Doctor Thome 261.56 
 
 — Eustace diamonds 261.77 
 
 — Framley parsonage 261.57 
 
 — Golden lion of Grandpere 2G1.7.J 
 
 — Harry Heathcote of Gangoil, a tale of Australian 
 
 bush life 261.78 
 
 — He knew he was right 261.72 
 
 -KellysandO'Kellys 261.70 
 
 — Last chronicle of Barset 261.59 
 
 — Macdermots of Ballycloran 261.63 
 
 Same. 3v 261.60 
 
 — Miss Mackenzie 261.58 
 
 — Orleyfarm 261.64 
 
 — Phineas Pinn, the Irish member 261.71 
 
 — Phineas Redux 261.88 
 
 — Prime minister 266.12 
 
 — Rachel Ray 261.65 
 
 — Ealph the heir 261.75 
 
 — Sir Harry Hotspur of Humblethwaite. . . 261.74 
 
 — Small house a, Allingtoti 261.66 
 
 — Struggles of Brown, Jones, and Robinson. 261.67 
 
 — Three clerks 261.68 
 
 — Vicar of Bullhampton 261.73 
 
 — Warden 261.69 
 
 — Way we live now 266.11 
 
 Tbollope (Mrs. P.) The abbess 266.10 
 
 — Jesse Phillips 262.01 
 
 — Jonathan Jefferson Whitlaw. . . 266 58 
 
 — Vicar of Wrexhill. . . ' 262 03 
 
 — Widow Barnaby. ...'.'.'. '. '. ". 262^04 
 
 — Widow marned : a sequel to Widow Baruaby 262 00 
 Tbollope (Mrs. F. E., wife of T. A.) 
 
 — Anne Furness . 114 36 
 
 — Aunt Margaret's trouble. . .'.']' 260 51 
 
 — Black spirits and white 26655 
 
 — Mabel's progress. ... _ 26652 
 
 — Sacristan's household. . .... 266 53 
 
 — Veronica . 266] 5 1 
 
 Tbollope (T. A.) Beppo, the conscript. . . 261.81 
 
 — Diamond cut diamond: a story of Tuscan life. 261.87 
 
 — Draam numbers 261.83 
 
 — Durnton abbey ' 26186 
 
 — Garstang Grange ' 261 84 
 
 -Gemma ." 262 ; 5 
 
 — Leonora Casaloni . 261.82 
 
 — Lindisfarn chase 262 06 
 
 — Marietta .'.'.'.' 26180 
 
 — Siren (The) 261.85 
 
 Tbollope (Mrs. T. A.) See Tbollope (Mrs. P. E.) 
 
 Tkotty book. Phelps (E. S. ) 235.41 
 
 Tbotty's wedding tour. Phelps ( Miss E. S. ) 235.' 44 
 
 Trouble on the mountains. Abbott (J.) . . 111.44 
 Tbowbbidge (J. T.) A chance for himself; or, Jack 
 
 Hazard and his treasure 266.23 
 
 — Coupon bonds, and other stories. ... 262. 07 
 
 — Cudjo's cave 262.08 
 
 — Doing his best 266.24 
 
 — Drummer-boy : Burnside's expedition. . . 262. 09 
 
 — Fast friends 266.25 
 
 — Father Brighthopes 262.10 
 
 — Hearts and faces 262.11 
 
 • — Jack Hazard and his fortunes. . . . 262.18 
 
 — Lawrence's adventures among the ice cutters, glass- 
 
 makers, coal-miners, iron men, and ship build- 
 ers 262.17 
 
 — Lucy Arlyn 262.12 
 
 — Martin Merrivale : his x mark 262.13 
 
 — Neighbor Jackwood 262.14 
 
 — Neighbor's wives 262. 15 
 
 — Three scouts 262.16 
 
 — Young surveyor ; or Jack on the prairies. . 266.26 
 True as steel. Tebhune ( Mrs. M. V. H. ) . . 256.16 
 Teue hero ; or, the story of Penn. Kingston (W. H. 
 
 G.) 222.98 
 
 Teue history of a little ragamuffin. Geeenwood 
 
 (James) 211.54 
 
 Teue history of Joshua Davidson, communist. [Linton 
 
 (Mrs. E. L.)] 226.30 
 
 Teue manliness ; or, the landscape gardener. Tuthill 
 
 (Mrs. L. C.) 262.24 
 
 Tbue stories of the days of Washington, [anon.} 3182.11 
 
 Teue to herself. Robinson (P. W. ) . . . 243.65 
 
 Tbue to his flag, [anon.'] 261.99 
 
 Teue to the last. Roe (A. S.) 244.07 
 
 Tbue womanhood. Neal (John) 233.20 
 
 Tbueba y Cosio (T. dej. Romance of history : 
 
 Spain 266.62 
 
 Teumps. Cubtis (George W.) 171.22 
 
 Teusta, pseud. See Phelps (Elizabeth Stuart). 
 
 Tby again ; or, Harry West. [Adams (W. T. )] 113.05 
 
 Try and trust. Algee (H. , jr. ) 122.44 
 
 Tbying to be useful. [Baker (Miss H. N. W. )] 131.08 
 
 Tuckeb (Nathaniel Beverley). The partisan leader. 
 
 2 v. in 1. . ... " . . 262.19 
 Tuckeb (Mrs. Chailotte). ['A. L. O. E.'] 
 
 — Children's treasury of new stories. . . 121.18 
 
 — Guy Dalesford ; or, a wreath of smoke. . 121.25 
 
 — Nutshell of knowledge 121.19 
 
 — On the way 121.20 
 
 — Rescued from Egypt 121.21 
 
 — Sheer off. 121.22 
 
 — War and peace. Retreat from Caubul. . . 121.23 
 
 — Zaida's nursery note-book 121.24 
 
 TtTPPEB (M F.) The crock of gold. The twins and 
 
 heart 262.20 
 
 — Rides and reveries of iEsop Smith. . .2544.13 
 Tubgenef (I.) See Toubgeneff (I.) 
 Tuenbull(C) The Lawrences 266.45 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the A.V l'HOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
530 
 
 FICTION : Turner to Verne. 
 
 Turner (Bessie). A woman in the case. . . 266.48 
 Turning of the tide. Kellogg (E.) . . . . 22b-ld 
 Tdthill (J-frs. L. C.) I wiU be a soldier. . . 262.23 
 
 — True manliness ; or, the landscape gardener. 262.24 
 Twain (Mark), pseud. See Clemens (S. L.) 
 
 Twells (Mrs. J. H.) The mills of the gods. 266.69 
 Twelve true tales of the law. By Copia Fandi, b. 0. 
 
 L., pseud 266 - 6t > 
 
 Twenty thousand leagues under the sea. Verne 
 
 (Jules) 4825.25 
 
 Twenty years after. Dumas (Alexander). . . 181. lo 
 Twice crowned. A story of the days of queen Mary. 
 
 McKeeveb (H. B.) 22o.69 
 
 Twice defeated. Edwabds (B.) 186.05 
 
 Twice lost. [Smedley (M. B.)] 262.27 
 
 Same. [In her Other folk's lives.] . . 252.82 
 
 Twice told tales. Hawthorne (Nathaniel). . 212.64 
 Twin captains. Dumas (Alexander). . . . 175.52 
 Twin lieutenants. Dumas (Alexander). . . 181.16 
 Twin roses. Ritchie (Mrs. A. C. M.) . . . 243.37 
 Twisted threads. Naumann (M. D.) . . . 232.88 
 Twixt hammer and anvil. Benedict (F. L.) 132.40 
 
 Two admirals. Cooper ( J. F.) 164.20 
 
 Two Barbaras. Mortimer (G.) 232.90 
 
 Two baronesses. Anderson (H. C.) .... 121.31 
 Two brides ; or, the French chateau and the English 
 
 home. Baldwin (F.) 131.14 
 
 Two captains. Fouque (F. H. K. de la Motte). 192.25 
 Two college friends. Loring (F. W.) . . . 223.98 
 Two destinies. Collins (W. Wilkie). . . . 162.41 
 
 Two Dianas. Dumas (A.) 181.00 
 
 Two drovers. Scott (Sir "Walter). . 245.37 ; 245.76 
 Two family mothers. Schwartz (M. S.) . . 244.94 
 
 Two-fold life. Hil-jsrn (W. von) 213.75 
 
 Two friends. Blessington (Lady). Works. . 134.16 
 Two guardians. Yonge (Miss CM.) . . . 265.4G 
 Two life-paths. [Mundt (Mrs. C.)] . . . . 233.08 
 
 Two lilies. Kavanagh (J.) 227.12 
 
 Two lives ; or, to seem and to be. Mackintosh 
 
 (Miss U. 3.) 224.75 
 
 Two marriages. Craik (Mrs. D. M. Muloch). 232.57 
 
 Two men. Stoddard (Mrs. E.) 254.09 
 
 Two men of Sandy bar : a drama. Harte (Bret). 214.71 
 Two old men's tales. Marsh (Mrs. A. C.) . 225.76 
 Two pictures. McIntosh (Miss M. J. ) . 224.76 
 
 Two plunges for a pearl. Collins (M.) . . 162.29 
 Two sisters. Southwoeth ( Mrs. E. D. E. N.) . 253.41 
 Two vocations ; or, tie sisters of mercy at home. 
 
 [Charles (Mrs. E.)] 153.13 
 
 Two ways to wedlock, {anon.] 262.28 
 
 Two wheelbarrows. Abbott (J.) 111.47 
 
 Two widows. Thomas (Annie) 266.03 
 
 Two wives. Arthur (T. S.) 123.20 
 
 Two years ago. Kingsley (Charles). . . . 221.72 
 Tyll Owlglass. Murnee(T.) Bost, I860. . . 234.42 
 
 Same. In Boscoe (T.) German novelists, v. 1.244. 16 
 
 Tylney hall. Hood (Thomas). . . 5044.29 ; 213.66 
 
 Tyng(S. H.) The Spencers 261.93 
 
 Typee: Polynesian life. Mebvtlle (H.) . . 231.74 
 Typhaines abbsy. Gobineau (A. D. de). . . 195.28 
 Tytler (Ann F. ) Leila ; or, the island. . . 262.30 
 
 — Leila in England 262.31 
 
 — Leila :tt home 262.32 
 
 Tytler (C. C. Fraser-). Jasmine Leigh. . . 261.89 
 
 — Jonathan 262.80 
 
 — Margaret 261.90 
 
 — Mistress Judith. A Cambridgeshire story. 261.95 
 Tytler (Sarah), pseud. See Keddie (Miss H. ) p. 495. 
 UnsrED (Mrs. L. D.) Bockford 262.36 
 
 — Southwold 262.37 
 
 Unawares. [Peard (F. M.)] 262.86 
 
 Unclaimed, [anon.] 262.94 
 
 Uncle John. Melville (G. J. Whyte). . . 235.88 
 
 Uncle Silas. Le Fanu (J. S.) 223.07 
 
 Uncle Tom's cabin. Stowe (Mrs. H. E. B.) . 254.26 
 Uncommercial traveller. Dickens (Charles). 174.34 
 Under bow bells. Hollingshead (J.) . . . 213.46 
 
 Under foot. Clyde (Alton) 155.29 
 
 Under lock and key. Speight (T. W.) . . . 253.93 
 Under the ban. Tr. from Le Maudit. Deleon 
 
 (AM—) 231.43 
 
 Under the greenwood tree. Hardy (T.) . . 216.34 
 Under the limes. Archer (E. M.) . . . . 12s! lo 
 Under the spell Bobinson (F. W.). . . , 243^54 
 Under the stork's nest. Katsch (A. E.) . . 221.36 
 Under two flags. Outda. [Bame (L. de la).] 172.22 
 Undercurrents of Wall street. Kimball (R B.) 221.66 
 Underwood (F. H. ) Cloud pictures. . . . 26i87 
 
 — Lord of himself. 266.40 
 
 Undine. Fouque (F. H. K. de la Motte). . . 192.25 
 Undiscovered crimes. By ' Waters, ' pseud. . 262.70 
 Ungava : a tale of the Esquimaux land. Ballantyne 
 
 (R. M ) 131.27 
 
 Unkind word, etc. Craik (Mrs. D. M. Muloch). 232.59 
 Up Broadway. Kirk (Eleanor). [Ames (M-s.N.)] 121.41 
 Up country letters. [Mansfield (L. W.)] . . 225.32 
 Up the Baltic. Optic (Oliver). [Adams (W. T.)] 113.31 
 Up the ladder. [Baker (Mrs. H. N. W.j] . . 131.07 
 
 Up the river. Shelton (F. W.) 251.57 
 
 Uplands and lowlands. Porter (B.) . . . 241.96 
 Upper ten thousand. Bristed (C. A.) . . . 1072.06 
 
 Ups and downs. Hale (E. E.) 212.94 
 
 Upside down ; or will and work. Parker (Eosa 
 
 Abbott) 2S5.04 
 
 Upton (G. P., transl.) See Memories : a story of Ger- 
 man love 231.19 
 
 Urbane and his friends. Prentiss (Mrs. E.) 241.97 
 Upward and onward series. [Adams (W. T.)] . 112.39 
 
 Ursula. Sewell (Miss E. M.) 251.44 
 
 Use of sunshine. [Smedley (M. B.)] . . . 132.21 
 Usong, an Oriental history. Haller (A. von). 212.83 
 Utopia. More (Sir Thomas). . . 232.24 : 5011.06 
 Utterly wrecked. Morfoed (H.) . . . . 232.30 
 Vachette (E.) [' Eugene Chavette.'J So fair yet 
 
 false 153.38 
 
 Vagabond adventures. Keeler (B.) . . . 221.86 
 Vagabond heroine. Edwards (Mrs. A.) . . 182.37 
 Vala, a mythological tale. Godwin (P.) . . 195.33 
 
 Vale of cedars. Aguilar (Grace) 114.07 
 
 Valentine (Dr. — ). Budget of wit and humor. 262.90 
 Valentine, the countess. Detlef (Carl). [Baueb 
 
 (Clara) 176.04 
 
 Valentine Vox. Cookton (Henry) 161.07 
 
 Valentine's eve. Ople (Mrs. A.) Works, v. 2. 234.29 
 
 Valerie. Marryat (F.) 225.65 
 
 Valerie Aylmer. [Fisher (Miss F. C.)] . . 242.75 
 Valerio (Katherine). See Washburn (K. S.) 
 
 Valerius. Lockhart (J. G.) 224.20 
 
 Vance (S. S.) Lois Carrol ; or her two selves. 266.72 
 Vanderput and Snoek. Mabtinemj (H.) . . 231.32 
 Van der Velde. See Velde (C. F. van der). 
 Van Horn, pseud. S:e Oertel (W.) 
 Vanity fair. Thackeray (W. M.) .... 255.50 
 Van Tmesdale (Pheleg), pseud. See Adams (F. C.) 
 Vara ; or, the child of adoption. [anon.~\ . . 262.39 
 Varra (Owen), pseud. Eddies round the rectory. 262.40 
 Vasconcelos ; a romance of the new world. Simms 
 
 (W; G.) 252.38 
 
 Vashti ; or, until death us do part. Wilson (A. J. 
 
 Evans) 183.31 
 
 Vathek : an Arabian tale. Beckfoed (W.) . 133.07 
 Velde (C. F. van der). The Patricians. . . 151.10 
 
 Venetia. Disraeli (B.) 174.41; 174.52 
 
 Vera ; or the Bussian princess and the English earl. 
 
 Dempster (Charlotte) 262.93 
 
 Verdant Green. Bede (C.) [Bradley (E.)] 141.13 
 Verena(S.) Above tempest and tide. . . . 262.89 
 Veene (Jules). Abandoned. [Part 2 of the Mysterious 
 
 Island]. 266.86 
 
 — Adventures in the land of the Behemoth. [Same as 
 
 Meridiana.] 266.77 
 
 — American gun club. (Same as From the earth to the 
 
 moon.] . . 266.79 
 
 — Blockade runners 266.76 
 
 — Dropped from the clouds. [Same as Wrecked in the 
 
 air 266.83 
 
 — Doctor Ox, and other stories 266.80 
 
 Contents: Doctor Ox. A dramn in the air. Fortieth 
 French ascenBion of Mount Blano. Master Zachariae. 
 A winter in the ice. 
 
 — Five weeks in a balloon ^1'™ 
 
 — Floating city, and the Blockade 'runners. . 266.76 
 
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FICTION : Verne to War. 
 
 531 
 
 -From the earth to the moon ,???-?Z 
 
 _ Fur country. . . 1144.10 
 
 _ In search of the castaways <3bb.75 
 
 _ journey to the centre of the earth. . . . 262.96 
 
 _ journey to the North pole. [Part 1 of Voyages of 
 
 Capt. Hatteras.] 266.85 
 
 — Martin Paz. In Survivors of the Chancellor. 2G(>.82 
 _ Michael Strogoff. . . . . • • • • • 266.91 
 _ Meridiana : the adventures of three Englishmen and 
 
 three Russians in South Africa 266.77 
 
 g am „ [With title :] Adventures in the land of 
 
 the Behemoth • . 266. 77. a 
 
 — Mysterious island, v. 1. Wrecked in the air. 266.83 
 
 .Same. v. 2. Abandoned 266.86 
 
 g ame v. 3. Secret of the island. . . 266.87 
 
 _ Secret of the island. [Part 3 of the Mysterious Is- 
 land.] 266.87 
 
 — Survivors of the Chancellor. Martin Paz. 266.82 
 _ Tour of the world in 80 days 931.24 
 
 — Twenty thousand leagues under the sea. . 4825.25 
 
 — Vovanes and adventures of Captain Hatteras. 266. H5 
 
 Contents: 1. The English at the North pole. 2. The 
 desert of ice. 
 
 — Wreck of the Chancellor 2bb.81 
 
 — Wrecked in the air. [Part 1 of the Mysterious 
 
 island.] 266.83 
 
 Verner's pride. Wood (Mrs. Henry). . . . 261.71 
 Verneys; or, chaos dispelled. Smith (.Miss CM.) 252.73 
 Vernon grove ; or, hearts as they are. Jeryey (Mrs. 
 
 C. H. G.) 262.38 
 
 Vernon; or conversations about old times in Eng- 
 land. Abbott(J.) Harper's storybooks, v. 9. 216.88 
 Veronica. [Trollope (Mrs. T. A.)] . . . 266.54 
 
 Veronica. Zschokke (H.) 26 S"5 5 
 
 Veronica ; or, the lighthouse keeper, [anon.] 262.41 
 
 Veroniqtje. Church (Mrs. Eoss) 154.16 
 
 Very hard cash. Reade (Charles) 242.23 
 
 Very young couple, [anon.] 266.73 
 
 Vesey(J/Vs. P. Gerald). My own people. . 266.S8 
 Vicar of Bullhampton. Trollope (A.) . . 261.73 
 
 Vicar of Roost, [anon.] 171.16 
 
 Vicar of Wakefield. Goldsmith (Oliver). . 211.01 
 Vicar of Wrexhill. Trollope (Mrs. F.) . . 262.03 
 Vicar's daughter. MacDonald (G. ) .... 226.51 
 Vicissitudes of Bessie Fairfax. Lee (Holme). 222.74 
 Vicomte de Bragelonne. Dumas (Alexandre). 181.04 
 Victims of society. Blessington (Lady). . ■ 134.16 
 
 VicTorfiE. Ames (Mrs. M. C.) 114.28 
 
 Victor (Mrs. M. V. F.) ['Mrs. Mark Peabody.'] [' See- 
 ley Register.'] The dead letter. . . . 262.42 
 
 — Miss Shmmens' window. 262.43 
 
 — Passing the portal : an autobiography. . . 266.44 
 Victor and vanquished. Hay (M. C.) . . . 212.74 
 Victor La Tourette. By a Broad Churchman. 262.54 
 Victor Norman, rector. Dennison (Mrs. M. A.) 172.31 
 Victor's triumph. Southworth (Afr-s.E.D.E.N.) 254.91 
 Victoria. Sherwood (M. M.) Works, v. 8. . 252.08 
 Victoria; or, the world overcome. Chesebro' (C.) 154. 0J 
 
 Victory Daane. Griffith (Cecil) 216.00 
 
 Victory of the vanquished. Charles (Mrs. K) 153.17 
 Vieux Moustache, pseud. See Gobdon (C.) 
 
 Vigny (A. de). Cinq Mars, or a conspiracy under 
 
 Louis xn 172.30 ; 235.97 
 
 Vikram and the Vampire ; or, tales of Hindu devilry. 
 
 Burton (R. F.) 145.25 
 
 Villa Eden ; the country house on the Rhine. Auer- 
 
 bach(B.) 124.16 
 
 Village garland : tales, etc. Hall (S. C.) . 212.23 
 Village on the cliff. Thackeray (A. I.) 255.79 ; 261.02 
 
 Villette. Bronte (Charlotte) 142.12 
 
 Vincent (E.) The artist's dream 262.46 
 
 Vinoenzio ; or, sunken rocks. Rufftni (J.) . 244.48 
 Vine and olive ; or young America in Spain and Portu- 
 gal. Optic (Oliver). [Adams (W. T.)] . 113.35 
 Viola and Arno. Abbott (J.) Harper's story books, 
 
 v. 12 216.91 
 
 Violet. McIntosh (MissM. J.) 221.77 
 
 Violet (Monsieur.) Mabbyat (F.) .... 225.64 
 VrRGiLius. In Thoms (W. J.) Early English prose ro- 
 mances, v. 2 261.23 
 
 Virgin queen. [Queen Elizabeth.] Smith (J.F.) 251.91 
 
 Virginia. Abbott (J.) Harper's storybooks, v. 3. 216.94 
 Virginia comedians. Cooke (J. E.) .... 163.15 
 Virginia Graham. Jones (Justin). .... 215.93 
 Virginia illustrated. Strother (D. H. ) . . 254.31 
 Virginians (The). Thackeray (W. M.) . . 255.54 
 Vision of sudden death. De Quincey (T.) In Little classics. 
 
 v. 3 220.85 
 
 Visions of the times of old. Bigsby (R. ) 3 v. 475.26 
 Visit to my discontented cousin. Moncrleff 
 
 (H. W.) 262.95 
 
 Visiting my relations. [Kelty (M. A.)] . . 262.44 
 Vivia. Southworth (Mrs. E. I). E. N. ) . . 253.42 
 
 Vivia. Wilford (Florence) 263.88 
 
 Vivian Grey. Disraeli (B.) . . . 175.08 ; 174.46a 
 
 Vivian romance. Collins (M.) 162.31 
 
 Voiture (V. de). Alcidalis and Zelida. . . 5071.01 
 Volckhausen (Ad. von). Why did he not die? 262.81 
 Voltaire (F. M. A. de). 
 
 — Candid ; or the optimist. [In Works, v. 23.] 5081.23 
 
 — Huron (The) ; or, the pupil of nature. [In Vol- 
 
 taireana.v. 2.] 5075.32 
 
 — Princess of Babylon. [Voltaireana, v. 3.] . 5075.33 
 
 — Tales of William Vade. [Works, v. 35.] . 5081.35 
 
 — White bull ; an oriental history 262.83 
 
 — Zadig : an oriental history. [Voltaireana, v.2.]5075.32 
 
 Von St (W.) In exile 262.92 
 
 Voyage to the moon. Atterley (J.) . . . 124.05 
 Voyages of Captain Hatteras. Verne (J.) . . 266.85 
 Wackenhusen (Hans). For a woman's sake ; or the 
 
 mysteries of the castle 262.71 
 
 Wager of battle. Herbert (H. W.) .... 213.22 
 
 Wages of sin. Yates (E.) 265.78 
 
 Waiting for the verdict. Davis ( Mrs. R. H. ) . 172.06 
 
 Waiting race. Yates (E.) . 265.73 
 
 Wakefield. Hawthobne (N.) In Little classics, v. 2. 226.84 
 Wakeman (Rev. J.) The mysterious parchment. [A 
 
 temperance tale.] 262.47 
 
 Waldfried. Auerbach(B.) 124.13 
 
 Walford (L. B. ) Mr. Smith 262.74 
 
 Walker (George). Three Spaniards. . . . 267.08 
 Walker (M. S.) Both rides of the street. . . 262.79 
 
 Walking doll. Newell (R. H.) 233.33 
 
 Wallace. Abbott (Jacob) 111.01 
 
 Wallace (E.) Beyminstre 133.20 
 
 Wallace (Mrs. E. D.) Strife : a romance of Germany 
 
 and Italy 262.73 
 
 Wallace (Lewis). The fair god ; or, the last of the 
 
 'Tzins. 262.99 
 
 Walpole (H.) Castle of Otran to 262.48 
 
 Walree (Mine E. C. van). ['Christine Miiller.] Bur- 
 gomaster's family 232.82 
 
 Walslngham (Charlotte). Annette ; or the chronicle 
 
 ofBellevue 262.45 
 
 O'er moor and fen ioo.ai 
 
 Walt and Vult ; or the twins. Richter (J.P.F.) 243.16 
 
 Walter Goring. Thomas (Annie) 2 fH? 
 
 Walter Lorimer. Sewell (Miss E. M.) . . 251.4b 
 Walter Ogilby. Kinzie (Mrs. J. A.) . . . 22190 
 Walter Sherwood. Lancewood (Lawrence). [Wise 
 
 D j] 222.83 
 
 Walter Thornley. Sedgwick (Mrs. T.) . . 251.22 
 Walter's tour in the East. See Eddy (D. C.) 10*1.12 
 Walter's word. Payn (J.) . . . • • • • £»-bb 
 Waltham. [anon.] In Waldie library, v. 1. 5078. 15 
 Walworth (M. T.) Beverly ff-™ 
 
 — Delaplaine ; or the sacrifice ot Irene. . . 2W. b 
 
 — Hotspur : a tale of the old Dutch manor. . 262.49 
 
 T Stormcliff :'a tale of "the Highlands . ... 262.51 
 
 — Warwick ; or the lost nationalities of America. 262. 7o 
 
 Wandering heir. Reade (Charles) 242.28 
 
 Wandering Jew. Sue (Eugene). . . . • • ^»- 41 
 Wandering Jew (Chronicles from Cartaphilus .Jhe) 
 
 Hoffman (D.) 2 v. . . . ■ • • 
 Wanderings of a beauty. James (Mrs. iL. ) 
 Wanderings of German emigrants. Gerstacker 
 
 446.26 
 215.90 
 
 194.38 
 
 Wanderings of Persile's and' Sigis'mimd'a. ' Cervantes 
 
 151.27 
 
 WANTED-a pedigree. ' Farquharson (Martha). 191.33 
 
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 Wab and peace ; 
 
 ,,,„.,,» tale of the retreat from Caubul. AL. 
 
 O.E. [Tuckeb (Charlotte).] 1^-^ 
 
 Wab tiger. D aiton (William) *<;H< 
 
 Was toil. Beid (Oapt. Mayne). •■■•.• 2«.60 
 Waebubton (E.) Darien; orthe merchant pr«ce.2h|52 
 -Beginald Hastings; or, a tale of 164 -. . . ^i.os 
 Waed(M-s.) Jaspsr Lyle. . . • • • • ■ zb ^ oa 
 Ward (Ireland), pseud. See Wlddemeb (1.) 
 Wabd (B.P) Chatswortb;or, romance of a week. 262. i>> 
 
 — Fielding ; or, society. ...... 
 
 Same. In Waldie library, v. 11. , 
 
 — St. Lawrence. In Waldie library, v. 10, 
 
 — Tremaine 
 
 Waed or wife ? a romance 
 
 Waeden (The). Tbollope (Anthony). . 
 
 Waee (W. ) Aurelian ; or, Borne in the tbird cen- ^ 
 
 tury 26 , 2 -^ 
 
 — Julian ; or, scenes in Judea. ...... 262.67 
 
 -Zenobia; or, the fall of Palmyra. 2 v. . . 262.68 
 
 Waefield (Jfre. C. A.) Cardinal's daughter, Sequel 
 
 to Feme Fleming nil at 
 
 262. fao 
 
 262.56 
 5078.25 
 5078.21 
 262.57 
 266.97 
 261.69 
 
 Double wedding ; or how she was won. 
 
 Feme Fleming *"f 
 
 262.60 
 262.61 
 
 262.72 
 
 — Hester Howard's temptation, 
 
 — Household of Bouverie. [anon. ] 2 v. 
 
 — Lady Ernestine ; or the absent lord of Boche 
 
 forte 
 
 — Miriam Monfort 2b2.b4 
 
 Note.— Same as her Monfort hall. „.„,„ 
 
 — Miriam's memoirs. Sequel to Monfort hall. 262. 78 
 
 Note —Same as Romance of Beauseincourt. 
 
 — Monfort hall 2W - 77 
 
 Note.— Same as her Miriam Monfort. 
 
 Bomanee of Beauseincourt. [anon.] . . . 2b-. bd 
 
 Note.— Same as her Miriam's memoirs. 
 
 — Sea and shore. Sequsl to Miriam's memoirs. 262.82 
 Waeleigh ; or, the fatal oak ; a legend of Devon. Beay 
 
 {Mrs. A. E.) • ■ l* 1 - 3 * 
 
 Waeneb (Anna B.) ['Amy Lothrop. ] Dollars and 
 cants lf-°\ 
 
 — My brother's keeper. 263.00 
 
 — Three little spades 263.02 
 
 Wabnek (Susan). ['Elizabeth Wetherell.'] Daisy ; con- 
 tinued from Melbourne house. 2 v. . . 263.03 
 
 — Flag of truce 266.93 
 
 — Hills of the Shatemuc 263.05 
 
 — House in town. Sequel to ' Opportunities. ' . 263.15 
 
 — Little camp on Eagle hill 263.25 
 
 — Melbourne house. 2 v. 263.06 
 
 — Old helmet 263.08 
 
 — Opportunities, a sequel to ' What she could.' 263. 19 
 
 — Pine needles 266.95 
 
 — Queechy. 2v 263.10 
 
 — Bapids of Niagara 266.91 
 
 — Sceptres and crowns 263.21 
 
 — What she could 263.18 
 
 Note. — For continuations see Opportunities [263.19] ; 
 House in town [263.15] ; and Trading [263.14]. 
 
 — Wide, wide world. 2v 263.16 
 
 — Willow brook 263.26 
 
 Waeneb (Susan and Anna B. ) Gold of Chickaree. 266. 98 
 
 — Ellen Montgomery's book shelf. 5 v. . . 
 
 1. Mr. Rutherfora''s children. 2 v. . . . 263.21 
 
 2. Sybil and Chryssa 263.89 
 
 3. Hard maple 263.83 
 
 4. Carl Krinken 263.20 
 
 5. Casper and his friends 263.23 
 
 — Say and sell. 2 v. 263.12 
 
 — Trading ; finishing the story of the House in 
 
 town 263.14 
 
 — Wych hazel 266.96 
 
 Waeben (W. ) The experience of a 1 arrist°r. . 263.27 
 Waeeen {Mrs. E. ) How I managed my children from 
 
 infancy to marriage 2i>2.8'> 
 
 Waeeen (S.) Diary of a late physician 3 v. 263.30 
 Same. 2v 263.28 
 
 — Lily and the bee 263.34 ; 3915.07 
 
 — Now and then 263.31 
 
 — Bupert Sinclair. 235.99 
 
 — Ten thousand a year. 263. 35 
 
 Same. 3v 263.36 
 
 Wabwiok. Walwobth (M. T.) 262.75 
 
 Wakwiok woodlands. Hebbebt (H. W. ) . . 4617.20 
 
 Was he guiltv. Duptjy (E. A. ) 186.24 
 
 Was he successful. Kimball (B. B.) . . . £21.67 
 Was she engaged ? By ' Jonquil.' .... 264.84 
 Wash Bolter, M. D., or the life of tn orator. . 266.71 
 Washbuen (C. A.) Philip Thaxter. [anon.] . 241.11 
 
 — Gomery of Montgomery. [anon.] . . . . 211.02 
 Washbuen (K. &.,foimerly Mrs. Valerio). Ina. 262.91 
 
 — Italian girl '66.81 
 
 — Perfect love casteth out fear 266.99 
 
 Washbuen (W. T.) Fair Haivard 184.34 
 
 Washington and his generals (Legends of the revolu- 
 tion ; or). Lippabd (G.) 223.94 
 
 Washington (True stories ot tte days of). . .3182.11 
 Watch and wait. [Adams (W. T.)] .... 113.C6 
 
 Wateb babies. Kingsiky (Charles! 221.73 
 
 Wateb witch. Coopee [ J. F. ) 164.21 
 
 Watebdalb neighbors. McCiBTHY (Justin). . 224.E2 
 Wateeloo. A sequel to ' The conscript of 1813.' Ebck- 
 mann (E.) and Chateian (A.) .... 183.20 
 Watebloo (Stories of). Maxweil |W. H.) . 231.46 
 Watees, pseud. Experiences of a ical detective. 263.95 
 
 — Undiscovered crimes. ... .... 262.70 
 
 Watees (T.) Beccllections of a rolictman. . 263.39 
 Watson (H. C.) Camp fires of tte BevclutioD. 263.42 
 
 — Nights in a blockhouse 263.43 
 
 Wateeley. Scott (Sir Walter? 245.83 
 
 Way down east ; or Yankee lite. Smith (Seba). 253.09 
 Way of the world. Adams [W. T.) .... 113,07 
 Way we live now. Teollope (A.) .... 266.11 
 
 Wayne (M.W.) Marguerite Kent 263.70 
 
 Ways of providence. Abihub (T. S.) . . . 123.21 
 Ways of the hour. Coo pee (J. F.) ... . 164.22 
 We and our neighbors. Stowe {Mrs. H. B.) . 254.94 
 
 We boys. Written Vy cne of us 267.11 
 
 We girls. Whitney (Mis. A. D. T.) . . . . 263.65 
 Weal and woe in Gaiveloch. Maetineatj (H.) 231.28 
 Weaeithoene. ByFfdetle. [BoDKEYiilrs.N.L.)] 263.84 
 Weavees and weft ; or, ' Love flat hath us j» his net. 
 
 Bbaddon (M. E.) Hl.ll 
 
 Webb(C H.) John Paul's book 2546.25 
 
 — LifflthLank ; or lunacy 263.40 
 
 — St. twel'mo • • • • • 263.41 
 
 Webb (Mrs.J.B.) The pilgrims of New irgland. 263.94 
 Webbee(C. W.) Old Bicks, the guide. . . 263.44 
 
 — Hunter naturalist, or lonance cf sporbng. . 2M.4& 
 
 — Tales of the southern I order 263.4b 
 
 Wedding garments. McLain (M. W.) ... 226.98 
 
 Wedding (Their) journey. Howells (W. D.) 213 »i 
 
 Week in a French efuntiy house. Saetoeis (Mrs. 
 
 X.K.) 2ii '" 
 
 Weeks (H. C.) Four, and what they did. . . 263.91 
 
 — Grandpa's house • ;.,, - 1 ' 
 
 Welcome friend. [A collection of tales. No title 
 
 page.] ■■••■. 06298 
 
 Wells (K.G.) In tte clearings fj>-f 
 
 Welty (E. A.) Self-nade • • / b " 8 
 
 Wendebholme ; a stoiy of Lancasbne and lorksmre 
 
 Hameeton (P. G.) • • «"•"' 
 
 Wensley ; a story without a moral. Quincy(L.) 2»i./o 
 Wentz (Sara A.) Smiles and fiowns. . . • 2M.4» 
 Wept of Wish-ton-wish. Cooplb (J. F.) . • lb4 "" 
 Webneb (Ernest), pseud of Buestenbindeb (*-■)_ 
 
 — At the altar ££V n 
 
 — Broken chains ; 96 
 
 — Good luck J,,™ 
 
 — A hero of the pen 1M ' W 
 
 Weeteb (Sorrows of). Goethe (J. W. von). 
 
 Novels , • " . , ' ; n 
 
 West (J.) A gossip's story, and Legendary toje. g i» 
 
 Waldie library, v. 8. 
 West (Legends of the). Hall (J.) . • • • 
 West lawn. Holmes {Mrs. M. J.) » • ■ • 
 West Point (Cadet life at). [Kinsman (J. B.)J 
 Westbeook parsonage. McKeevee (H. B. ) . 
 Westebn border life ; or Fanny Hunter, [anon. J 
 Westeen merchant. Shobtfield (Luke), pseua. 
 Westmoeeland (M. J.) Clifford Troup ; a 
 
 story. 
 — Heart hungry. 
 
 212.19 
 213.73 
 145.30 
 225.13 
 263.50 
 251.84 
 Georgia 
 263.99 
 263.98 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY, 
 
FICTION: Weston to Wille. 
 
 533 
 
 Weston (S ) Persian recreations ; or, new tales. 263.93 
 Westwabd ho! or, Amyas Leigh. Ktnqsley 
 
 (Charles) 2*31.74 
 
 Westward ho! Paulding (J. K. ) .... 235.21 
 Wethebell (Elizabeth). See Warner (Susan). 
 Wethebell affair (The). DeFoeest (J. W. ) . . 172.50 
 Wette (W M. L. de). Theodore, or the sceptic s con- 
 version. 2 v 3342.25 
 
 Whaleman's adventures in the Sandwich Islands and 
 California. Thomes (W. H.) .... 261.00 
 What a boy! Willis (Julia A.) ..... 264.32 
 What answer? Dickinson (Anna E.) . . . 174. 38 
 What can she do? Roe (E. P.) .... 213.89 
 
 What happened after the battle of Dorking. 
 
 (anon.] 263.76 
 
 What I know about Ben Ecoles. [Holt (J. S.)] 2 54.43 
 What Katv did. Coolidge (Susau). [Woolsey 
 
 (S.C)] 161-36 
 
 What Katy did at school. Coolidge (Susan). [Woolsey 
 
 (S. C.)] ■ •. 161 -37 
 
 What makes m9 grow ? or, walks and talks with Amy 
 
 Dudley, [anon.] 263.77 
 
 What might have been expected. Stockton (F.R.) 256.39 
 
 What she could. Warner (Suan) 263.18 
 
 What the moon saw. Andersen (H. C.1 . . 122.15 
 Whit the swallows saig. Spielhagen (F.) . 253.99 
 What the world made them, [anon..] . . . 263.75 
 What will he do with it ? BclwebLytton (E. G. E. 
 
 L.) 144.30 
 
 Wheat and tare3. [anon."] 263.51 
 
 Whes I was a little girl. Tabob (Eliza). . . 263.78 
 Whes the ship come, home. Besant (W.) and Rice 
 
 (J.) 133.33 
 
 Which is the heroine ? [Cone (N.")] . . . 2 53.79 
 Which shall it b3? Alexander {Mrs. — ). . 266.70 
 Which— the right, or the left ? [anon.] . . . 263.54 
 Whigs of ScDtland ; or the last of the Stuarts : an his- 
 torical romanc i of the Scottish persecution. 2 v. 
 
 ini 253.49 
 
 While it was morning. Townsend (V. F.) . 261.47 
 Whm (A) and its cons3quenc3s. James (G.P.R.) 215.83 
 Whimsical worn in. Carlen (E. F.) . . . 145.43 
 Whispering pine se .-ies. Kellogg (E.) 5 v. 226.13 
 
 1. The spark of genius. 4. Winning his spurs. 
 
 2. Sophomores of Radcliffe. 5. Turning of the tide. 
 
 3. Whispering pine. 
 
 Whispers from fairyland. Hugessen (E. H. K.) 185.42 
 Whistles; or, the manly boy. [Simonds (W.)] 252.46 
 Whitcheb (Mrs.FM.B.) Widow Bsdott papers. 264.36 
 — Widow Spriggins, Mary Elmer, and. other 
 
 sketches 264.37 
 
 White (Babbingtou). Circe ; or, three acts in the life 
 
 of au artist 263.52 
 
 WhlTE(R. G.) Chronicles of Gotham. . . 154.12 
 White a3 snow. [Mayo (Mrs. I. F.)] . . . 193.33 
 White boy: a story of Ireland. Hall (Mrs. S. C.) 212.24 
 White bull : oriental history. Voltaire (F. M. 
 
 A d3) 262.83 
 
 White chief. Reid (Mayne) 242.61 
 
 White elephant ; or, the hunters of Ava. Dalton 
 
 (William) 171.28 
 
 White friars ; or, the days of Charles n. Robinson 
 
 (Jane) 243.50 
 
 White gauntlet. Reid (Mayne) 242.68 
 
 White hoods; Bbay (Mrs. A. E.) .... 141.29 
 White jasket ; or, the world in a man-of-war. Mel- 
 ville (Herman) 231.75 
 
 White ladies. Oliphint (Mrs. M. O. W.) . 234.89 
 
 White lies. Opie (Mrs. A.) 234.29 
 
 White lies. Reade (Charles) 242.24 
 
 White rose. Melville (G. J. W.) . . . . 231.63 
 White rose of Laagley. Holt (E. S.) . . . 213.99 
 
 White scalper. Aimabd (G.) 114.24 
 
 White wifo. Bede (C.) [Bradley (E.)] . . 141.14 
 
 Whitehall. Robinson (Jane) 243.51 
 
 Whitehead (C. E.) Wild sports in the south. 203.56 
 Whitehead (Mrs. T.) The Grahames. . . . 263.55 
 Whiting (M. H.) Faith White's letter book, 
 
 1620-23 18..30 
 
 Whitney (Mrs. A. D. T.) Boys at Chequasset. 263.58 
 — Faith Gartney's" girlhood 263.59 
 
 — Gayworthys (The) 203.60 
 
 — Hitherto 263.63 
 
 — Other girls (The) 263.71 
 
 — Patience Strong's outings 263.62 
 
 — Real folk-- 263.69 
 
 — Sights and insights : Patience Strong's story of over 
 
 the way [in Europe]. 2v 263.72 
 
 — Summer in Leslie Goldthwaite's life [at the White 
 
 Mountains] 263.61 
 
 — We girls 263.65 
 
 — Zerub Throop's experiment. ... . 263. 80 
 Whittieb (J. G. ) Margaret Smith's journal. . 263.57 
 "Whittlesey (E. L.) Helen Ethinger. . . . 263.82 
 
 — "Who was she? 263.81 
 
 "Whttty (E. M. ) Bohemians of London ; or, Knaves 
 
 and fools 263.64 
 
 Who breaks— pays. Jenkin (Mrs. C.) . . . 221.12 
 Who shall be greatest. Howitt (Mary). . . 214.24 
 "Who shall be victor. Dupuy(E. A.). . . . 181.34 
 
 Who was she? [anon.] 263.81 
 
 Who would have thought it ? [anon.] . . . 263.85 
 Whom to marry. Mayhew (H. and A. ) . . . 231.54 
 Why did he marry her? Dupuy (Miss E. A.) 181.29 
 Why did he not die? Volckhahsen (A. von). 262.81 
 Why Paul Ferroll killed Lis wife. [Cltve (Mrs. 
 
 C.)] 155.23 
 
 Whyte- Melville (G. J.) See Melville (G. J. W.) 
 
 Wicheet (Ernst). The greeu gate 263.86 , 
 
 Wickham (M.) Sea-spray: a Long Island village. 263.66 
 Widdemee (Irene). ['Ireland Ward.'] Daisy 
 
 Brentwell 267.07 
 
 Wide wide world. "Warner (Susan). 2 v. . 263.16 
 Widow and the marquis. Hook (T. E.). . . 214.06 
 Widow Barnaby. Trollope (Mrs. F.) . . . 262.04 
 Widow Bedott papers. Whitcheb (Mrs.F. B. M.) 264.36 
 Widow Goldsmith's daughter. Smith (J. P.). 252.88 
 
 Widow Lerouge. Gaboeiau (E.) 193.15 
 
 "Widow married. Sequel to Widow Barnaby. Trol- 
 lope (Mrs. F.) 262.00 
 
 Widow of Windsor. Gaskell (Annie). . . 196.34 
 Widow Seymour. Bakeb (W. E. S. ) . . . 125.33 
 Widow Spriggins. Whitcheb (Mrs. F. M. B. ) 264.37 
 Widow's son. Southworth (Mrs. E. D. E. N.) 253.43 
 Widower (The). Smith (Julie P.) . . 252.87 
 
 Wieland (C. M. von). Tho republic of fools. 2v. 5713.10 
 Wieland ; or, the transformation. Brown (C.B.) 143.11 
 Wife of a vain man. Schwaetz (M. S. ) . . 244.93 
 
 Wipe's evidence. Wills (W. G.) 264.14 
 
 Wife's messengers. Hoeton (Mrs. M. B.) . 214.11 
 Wipe's secret. Stephens (Mrs. Ann S. ) . . 253.75 
 Wife's sister. Hubeack (Mrs. M.) . . . 214.39 
 
 Wife's stratagem, [anon.] m'!m 
 
 Wife's victory. Southworth (Mrs. E. D. E. N.) 253.44 
 Wigwam and the cabin. Simms (W. G.) . . 252-39 
 Wild huntress. Reid (Oxpt. Mayne). . . . 242. bi 
 Wild hyacinth. Randolph (Mrs. —).... 246.11 
 Wild Irish girl. Morgan (S. 0.,lady). . . ■ 232.34 
 
 Wild life. Reid (Mayne) 242. b3 
 
 Wild love, etc. Fouque (F. H. K. de la Motte). 192.AI 
 Wild man of the west. Ballantyne (R. M.) lsl -^\ 
 Wild oats and dead leaves. Smith (Albert). . 252.69 
 Wild scenes in the forest and prairie. Hoffman (C. F.) 
 
 2 v. 
 
 1122.18 
 
 Wild sports in the far west. Geestacker (F.) 194.27 
 AVild sports in the south. Whitehead (C. E.) 263.56 
 Wildenhahn (C. A.) The pilgrimage. . . 263.68 
 Wilford (Florence). Nigel Bertram s ideal. . fM-8/ 
 
 — Vivia, a modern story f63. 88 
 
 Wilfrid Cumbermede. MacDonald (G. ) . . 224. J5 
 Wilhelm Meister's apprenticeship and travels. Goethe 
 
 (J. W. von). 3 v 19 '-19 
 
 WrLEiNS Wylder. Miller (S.F.) • • • lA •»' 
 
 Wilkinson (Janet W.) Hands, not hearts. . 261. 01 
 Will it be? Ford (Helen J. ) . . . . ■}??.■„ 
 
 Will-o'-the-wisps. Ploennies (L. von). . . AU.tw 
 Will Rood's friendship. [Bradley ( W. J. )] . 194 -Si 
 Willabd (Clara A.) Fifty years ago ; a story of New 
 
 England life • ■ • 264.85 
 
 Willcox (O. B.) ['Walter March.'] Shoepac recol- 
 lections %'-f. 
 
 Wille (E. de). Johannes Olaf. i.tb.#h 
 
 In asking for books, use too " Book Orders," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NDMBER. 
 
534 
 
 FICTION : 'William the Conqueror to Wooa. 
 
 William the Conqueror. Napiee (Sir 0. J.) . 233.18 
 William Henry and his friends. Diaz (Mrs. A.M.) 174.42 
 William Henry letters. Diaz [Mrs. A. M.) . 174.41 
 Williams (K. F. ) Secret passion. 3 v. . . 264.02 
 
 — Shakspeare and his friends. 3v 264.05 
 
 — Youth of Shakspeare .264.08 
 
 Same. 3v 7*264.09 
 
 Willie. Abbott (J.) Harper's story books, v. 1. 216.92 
 
 Willis (Julia A ) What a boy ! 264.32 
 
 Willis (N. P.) Life here and there. . . . 264.12 
 
 — Paul Fane 264.16 
 
 — Miscellaneous works 5076.22 
 
 Contents : Dashes at life with a free pencil. 
 Part. 1. Highlife in Europe [Ernest Clay], and American 
 life.— Part 2. Inklings of adventure.— Part 3. Loiterings ol' 
 travel.— Part 4. Ephemera. 
 Willis the pilot. . . .... 265.13 
 
 Willoughby's (Lady) diary. Bathbone (H. M. ) 242.73 
 Willow brook. Waenek (Susan). . . . 263.26 
 
 Wills (W. G.) Notice to quit. . . 261.13 
 
 — Wife's evidence .... 264.14 
 
 Wilmingtons (The). Marsh (Mrs. A. Caldwell). 231.02 
 Wilson (Mrs. A. J. Evans). Beulah. . . 183.27 
 
 — Inez ; a tale of the Alamo 183.28 
 
 — Infelice 183.32 
 
 — Macaria . 183.29 
 
 — St. Elmo . . 183.30 
 
 183.31 
 264.18 
 226.89 
 264.20 
 Trials of 
 
 213.41 
 
 1142.02 
 
 234.82 
 
 — Vashti ; or, until death do us part. 
 Wilson (John). The foresters 
 
 — Snow storm. In Little classics, v. 7. . 
 
 — Tales 
 
 Contents : Lights and shadows of Scottish life 
 
 Margaret Lindsay. The foresters. 
 Wilson (J. M. ) Tales of the borders of Scotland . 
 
 v. 1-5 264.21 
 
 Wind and whirlwind. White (Mr. Thorn.) [Elliott 
 
 (C. W.)] 263.53 
 
 Windsor castle. Ainswokth (W. H. ) . . . 115.13 
 Wine or water. Soule (Mrs. C. A.) . . . . 253.20 
 
 Wing and wing. Cooper (J. F.) 164.24 
 
 Winged lion, or stories of Venice. De Mille (J. ) 172. 43 
 Winifred Bertram. Charles (Mrs. E.) . . 153.14 
 
 Winkles (The). Jones (J. B.) 221.30 
 
 Winning h'.s spurs. Kellogg (E. ) . . . . 226.16 
 Winning his way. Coffin (C. C.) .... 161.09 
 Winscom (J. A.) Onward : a tale of progress. 264.27 
 Winter evenings : tales. Hack (Maria). . . 211.87 
 Winter eveniug tales. Hogg (James) 2 v. 
 Winter in Spitzbergen. Hildebrant (C.) . 
 Winter story. Peaed (F. M. ) . . . . 
 Winthrop (Sophy). Faith and patience ; or, the Har 
 
 rington girls 266.89 
 
 Winthrop (Theodore). Canoe and saddle. . . 1122.01 
 
 — Cecil Dreeme 264.28 
 
 — Edwin Brothertoft 264.29 
 
 — John Brent 264.30 
 
 — Life in the open air. [Love and skates. Brightly's 
 
 orphan.] 264.31 
 
 — Love and skates. In Little classics, v. 6. . , 226.88 
 Winwood Cliff series. See Wise (D.) . . '. 264.97 
 Wise(D.) ['Francis Forester.' 'Lawrence Lance- 
 
 wood.'] Lindendale stories 222.33 
 
 1. Sidneyde Q rey ■ 0I?i xhe rival school boys. . . . 222.36 
 
 222.34 
 
 . 222.33 
 
 . 222.36 
 
 222.37 
 
 — Glen Morris stories 222 80 
 
 1. Guy Carleton. . 222.80 [ 4. Walter Sherwood ' 
 2 Dick Duncan. 222.81 5. Kate Oarleton 
 
 3. Jessie Carleton. 223.82 j 
 
 — Winwood cliff series 
 
 1. Winwood cliff; or Oscar the sailor's eon 
 ,„ 2 - T 5 en , Blinker ; or Maggie's golden motto. 
 Wise (H. A ) ['Harry Gringo.'] Captain Brando, of 
 
 the '• Centipede." 264.33 
 
 — lales for the marines 264 31 
 
 Wise saws and modern instances (Sam Slick's). Hali- 
 
 burton (T. C.) 212 16 
 
 Wise saws and modern instances ; or, tales for 
 
 travellers 165 01 
 
 Wiseman (N.) Fabiola ; or, the church of the 
 
 catacombs 264 35 
 
 2. Nellie Warren ; or, the lost watch. 
 
 3. Louis Sinclair ; or, the silver prize medals 
 
 4. Cousin Clara 
 
 6. Peter Clinton. 
 
 . 222.83 
 222.84 
 
 264.97 
 
 Wister (Mrs. A. L., transl.) At the councillor's, or a 
 nameless history, by E. Marlitt. . . 225.73 
 
 — Countess Gisela, by E. Marlitt. . . . 225.42 
 
 — Enchanting and enchanted, by F. W. Hack- 
 
 lander 211.97 
 
 — Family feud, by L. Harder 214.82 
 
 — Gold Elsie, by E. Marlitt 225.40 
 
 — Green gate, by E. Wichert . . . . 263.86 
 
 — Hulda, by F. L3wald 226.41 
 
 — Little moorland princess, by E. Marlitt. . 225.71 
 
 — Old countess, by E. Hofer 21:1.40 
 
 — Old Mam'selle's secret, by E. Marlitt. . . 225.39 
 
 — Only a girl, by W. von Hillern. . . 213.77 
 
 — Second wife, by E. Marlitt 225.72 
 
 — Why did he not die? by A. von Volckhansen. 262.81 
 
 Witch stories. Linton (E. L.) 3812.11 
 
 With fata against him. Douglas (A. M. ) 175.23 
 
 Within an ace. Jenkin (Mrs. C.) .... 221.22 
 Within an inch of his life. Gaboriau (E.) . 196.35 
 Within the maze. Wood (Mrs. H.) . . . . 261.77 
 Witt (Mine. Guizot de). Marie Derville : a story of a 
 
 French boarding school. . . . 172.47 
 
 — An only sister 173.07 
 
 Wives and daughters. Gaskell (Mrs. E. C. ) 194.14 
 Wives and widows, Stephens (Mrs. Ann S.) 253.77 
 Wolf run. Kellogg (E.) ...... 227.94 
 
 Wolfert's roost. Irving (Washington). . . 215.31 
 
 Wolfsden. [anon.] 2G4.38 
 
 Woman against woman. Church (Mrs. Boss). 154.20 
 Woman, an enigma. MoIntosh (Mrs. M. J ) . 224.78 
 Woman and her master. Smith (J. F. ) . . 252. 94 
 Woman I loved and the woman who loved me. Blagden 
 
 (I.) 264.39 
 
 Woman in the case. Turner (Bessie). . . 266.48 
 Woman in white. Collins (W. Wiikie). . 162.12 
 Woman of business. Savage (M.) . . . 245.92 
 
 Woman of fire. Belot (A.) ... . 132.15 
 
 Woman our angel. Koe (A. S. ) ... . 214.08 
 Woman to the rescue. Arthur (T. S.) . . . 123.36 
 Woman's friendship. Agullar (Grace). . . 114.06 
 Woman's kingdom. [Craik (Mrs. D. M. Muloch).] 232.58 
 Woman's ransom (A). Bobinson (F. W.) . . 313.49 
 Woman's reform bill for the unruly member. . 264.81 
 Woman's reward. Norton (Hon. Mrs. C.) . 235.99 
 
 Woman's strategy, [anon.'] 264.40 
 
 Woman's trials. Arthur (T. S.) 123.22 
 
 Woman's vengeance. Patn (J.) . . . 235.62 
 
 Woman's wiles. Gardner (C. E. ) 196.32 
 
 Women ; or, chronicles of the late war. Magill 
 
 (M. T.) 225.22 
 
 Women of Israel. Aguilar (Grace) 3513.12 
 
 AVon, not wooed. Patn (J.) 264.83 
 
 Wonder book for girls and boys. Hawthorne (N. ) 212.66 
 Wonder world. Fairy tales, old and new. From the 
 
 French, German, and Danish 186.14 
 
 Wonderful adventures of Captain Priest. Hammett 
 
 (S. A.) 212.31 
 
 Wonderful woman. Fleming (M. A.) . . . 192.11 
 Wondrous strange. [Newby (Mrs. G. J.)] . . 233.32 
 Wondrous tale of Alroy. Disraeli (B.) . . 174.47 
 Wood (Ben). Fort Lafayette ; or, love and seces- 
 sion 264.42 
 
 Wood (George). Future life ; or, scenes in another 
 world 264.43 
 
 — Gates wide open. [Same as Future life.] . 264.43 
 
 — Marrying too late 264.44 
 
 — Modem pilgrims. 2 v 246.45 
 
 — Peter Schlemihl in America 246.47 
 
 Wood (Mrs. Henry). Bessie Bane 264.75 
 
 — Castle Wafer 264.48 
 
 — Castle's heir 264.49 
 
 — Channings (The) 264.50 
 
 — Clara Lake's dream 264.79 
 
 — Dene Hollow 264.76 
 
 — Earl's heirs 264.51 
 
 Note.— Same as her Lord Oakburn's daughters. 
 
 — East Lynne ; or, the earl's daughter. . . 264.o2 
 
 — Ediua ; or missing since midnight. . . ■ 264.94 
 
 — Elster's folly 264.55 
 
 — Five thousand a year. 264.80 
 
 — Foggy night at Offord 264.53 
 
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FICTION : Wood <o Yonge. 
 
 535 
 
 — Gaorge Canterbury's will 264.73 
 
 — Gervaise Oastonel ; or, six gray powders. . 264.54 
 
 — Haunted tower. 264.57 
 
 — Heir to Ashley 264.58 
 
 — Lady Adelaide's oath 264.49 
 
 Note.— Same as Oaatle's heir. 
 
 — Life's secret 264.59 
 
 — Lord Oakburn's daughters 264.62 
 
 Note.— Same as her Earl's heirs. 
 
 — Lost bank note ; Martyn Ware's temptation. 264.60 
 
 — Lost will, and the diamond bracelet. . . . 264.61 
 
 — Master of Greylands 264.78 
 
 — Mildred Arkell 2C4.63 
 
 — Mrs. Halliburton's troubles 264.56 
 
 — Mystery (The) ; a story of domestio life. . 261.04 
 
 — Orville college 264. 65 
 
 — Oswald Cray 264.66 
 
 — Out of the deep 264.91 
 
 Note.— Same as Castle's heir. 
 
 — Parkwater 264.92 
 
 — Eed-court farm, and the Nobleman's wife. . 264.67 
 
 — EolandYorke ... 264.72 
 
 — St. Martin's eve 264. 70 
 
 — Shadow of Ashlydyat. 264.68 
 
 — Squire Trevlyn's heir. 264.69 
 
 — Trevlynhold 264.69 
 
 Note.— Same as Squire Trevlyn's heir. 
 
 — Verner's pride . 264. 71 
 
 — Within the maze 264.77 
 
 Woodburn. Jeffrey (B. V. ) 221.09 
 
 Woodburn grange ; a story of English country life. 
 
 Howrrr(W.) 214.32 
 
 Woodcltff. McKeeveb (H. B.) 225.02 
 
 Woodcraft. Simms (W. G.) 252.40 
 
 Woodhill; or, the ways of Providence. Eoblnson 
 
 {Mrs. T. A. L. v. J.) 243.44 
 
 Woodman (The). James (G. P. E.) . . . . 215.84 
 Woodrangers. Eeid ( Gapi. Mayne). . . . 242.64 
 Woodrooffe (Anne). Shades of character. 2 v. 265.04 
 Woodruff (J. L. M.) ['W. M. L. Jay.'] Holden with 
 
 the cords 216.12 
 
 — Shiloh 215.91 
 
 Woods (C.H.) Diary of a milliner. . . . 234.34 
 Woods (G.B.) Essays, sketches, and stories. 2546.18 
 
 Woodstock. Scott {Sir Walter) 245.84 
 
 Wooed and married. Carey (B. N.) . . . 151.17 
 Woodvills stories See Adams (W. T.) . . 112.28 
 Wooruo (The) o't. Alexandeb {Mrs.) . . . 264 82 
 Woolsey (S. C. ) [' Susan Coolidge.'] 
 
 — For summer afte -noons 161.40 
 
 — Mischiefs thanksgiviug, and other stories. . 161.38 
 
 — Newyear's bargain 161.35 
 
 — What Katy did 16L36 
 
 — What Katy did at school 161.37 
 
 Woolson (C. F.) Castle Nowhere : lake-country 
 
 sketches 266.90 
 
 Worboise (E. J.) Lillingstones of Lillingstone. 264.86 
 Words for the wise. Arthur (T. S.) . . . 123.23 
 
 Work. Alcott (L. M.) 122.43 
 
 Work and wages. Howitt (Mary) 214.34 
 
 Work aid win. Optic (Oliver). [Adams (W. T.)] 113.08 
 Working man (Autobiography of a), [anon.] 125.24 
 Worlds not realized. Gatty {Mrs. A.) . . . 193.43 
 Wormley (M. E.) Our cousin Veronica. . . 265.06 
 Woven of many threads. [Hamilton {Mrs. Celia V. 
 
 ,., D ->] 264.84 
 
 Wraxall (Mr C. F. L.) The backwoodsman. 265.08 
 
 — Bla-jk panther 265.09 
 
 — Orolden hair : a tale of the Pilgrim fathers. 265.10 
 Wreck of the Chancellor. Verne (J.) . . . 266.84 
 Wreck of the Golden Mary. Dickens (Charles). [In his 
 
 Christmas stories.] .... . 173 23 
 
 Wrecked in port. Yates (E.) ..'..'.'. 26s!20 
 Wrecked in the air. v. 1 of Mysterious island. Verne 
 
 ■„, ( J -) • 266.83 
 
 Wright (C. E.) Marcus Blair 266 78 
 
 Wright (F.) A. few days at Athens. . . . 264.87 
 Wright (J. McN.) Almost a nun 2G5.03 
 
 — Almost a priest 265. 01 
 
 — Best fellow in the world. ...'.' .' .' .' 265^00 
 
 — New York needle-woman 264.89 
 
 -Priest and nun 265 02 
 
 — becrets ot the convent and confessional. . 267 09 
 
 — bhoe-bmders of New York. . 264 88 
 Wright {Mrs. Sarah A.) The crimson star'; or the 
 
 m.dmght vision 266 00 
 
 Wutheblng heights. Bbonte (Emily). 2 v ' 142 17 
 WyanBotte ; or the hutted knoD. Cooper (J F ) 164' 25 
 Wych hazel. AVaeneb (Susan and Anna). . 266 96 
 Wyldek's hand. Le Fanu (J. S. ) . 223 06 
 
 Wyncote. Ekskine {Mrs. Thomas). '.'.'.' 186 08 
 Wyss (J. E.) Swiss family Eobinson. . . . 265^11 
 Xabiffa, pseud. Brother clerks. . . . 265 23 
 Yacht club series. See Adams (W. T. ) . . ] 113 38 
 Yankee drolleries. See Sala (G. A. ), editor. . 264.' 93 
 Yankee middy. Optic (Oliver. [Adams (W. T.)] 113.09 
 Yankee notions. Titterwell (T.)[Kettjlll(S.)] 264.96 
 Yates (Edmund). Black sheep 265.14 
 
 — Broken to harness : a story of English domes- 
 
 tic life 265.15. 
 
 — Dangerous game 265.76 
 
 — Dr. Wainwright's patient 265 74 
 
 — Forlorn hope. . . -. 265.16 
 
 — Going to the bad 265.79 
 
 — Kissing the rod 265.17 
 
 — Land at last 265.18 
 
 — Nobody's fortune [ 265]21 
 
 — Pages in waiting. : . '. 265^22 
 
 — Sunning the gauntlet. .... . . 265.19 
 
 — Silent witness 265.77 
 
 — Wages of sin .' 265^78 
 
 — Waiting race 265.73 
 
 — Wrecked in port 265.20 
 
 — Yellow flag . . 265.75 
 
 Yeae after after year. Clive (C.) 155.21 
 
 Yeabs thnt are told. Porter (Eose). . . . 236.17 
 Yeast : a problem. Kingsley (Charles). . . 221.75 
 
 Yellow flag. Yates (E.) 265.75 
 
 Yellow mask. Collins (W. Wilkie). . . . 162.35 
 Yellowplush papers. Thackeray (W. M.) . 255.55 
 
 Same. In his Miscel. works, v. 2. 255.58 ; 255.62 
 
 Yelveeton {Mrs. T.) Zanita : a tale of the Yo- 
 
 Semite 265.69 
 
 Yemasee: a romance of Carolina. Simms (W. G. ) 252.41 
 Yonge (MissG. M.) Beschcroft 26-3.24 
 
 — Ben Sylvester's word . 255.25 
 
 — Caged lion 265.53 
 
 Note. — James i. of Scotland, a prisoner in England. 
 
 — Gastle builders. . 265.26 
 
 — Chaplet of pearls . 265.29 
 
 Note.— Time of Henry n. of France. 
 
 — Clever woman of the family. . . 265.27 
 
 — Countess Kate . . 265.28 
 
 — Daisy chain. 2 v. . ... ... 265.30 
 
 — Danvers papers. ... 265.49 
 
 — Dove in the eagle's nest. [German baronial life in 
 
 the 15th century.] . . 265.31 
 
 — Dynevor terrace. 2v 265.32 
 
 — Friarswood post-office. 265.34 
 
 — Gain of a loss. . . 265.63 
 
 — Heartsease. 2v 265.35 
 
 — Heir of Eedclyffe. 2 v 265.37 
 
 — Hopes and fears. 2 v. 265.39 
 
 — Kenneth ; or the rear-guard of the grand army [of 
 
 Napoleon, in Eussia]. 265.41 
 
 — Lady Hester 265.68 
 
 — Lances of Lynwood. [Feudal life, reign of Edward 
 
 m. of England 265.42 
 
 — Little duke ; or, Eichard the fearless [Normandy, 
 
 10th century]. . . . ... 265.50 
 
 — My young Alcides. ... . . 265.71 
 
 — ■ Pigeon pie. A tale of Soundhead times. . 265.43 
 
 — Pillars of the house. 2 v 265.66 
 
 — Prince and the page. 265.51 
 
 — P's and Q's ; or the question of putting upon. 
 
 2ded. 265.65 
 
 — Richard the fearless ; or the little duke. 265.44 
 
 — Storehouse of stories. 2 v. . . . 265.62 
 
 Contents : Family stories. Salzmanh (C. Q.) Elements 
 of morality. Puzzle for a curious girl. Blossoms of mo- 
 rality. 
 
 — Three brides 265.72 
 
 In asking for boolts, use the ■• Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the HUAIBER. 
 
530 
 
 FICTION -FIELD 
 
 Yonqe (Miss 0. M.) continued. 
 
 — Trial (The) ; more links of the Daisy chain. 265.45 
 
 — Two guardians 265.46 
 
 — Young step-mother. 2 v. 265.47 
 
 Yoek (A) and a Lancashire rose. Keaey (Annie). 216.60 
 Young America abroad. See Adams (W. T. ) . 113.12 
 Young Brown. Mueeay (Grenville). . . . 235.84 
 
 Young Crusoe. Haeley (A. J.) 212.78 
 
 Young deliverers. Kellogo (E.) kao.09 
 
 Young detective. Paekee (Bosa A. ) .... 235.05 
 Young Dodge club. See De Mille (James). . 172.43 
 
 Young duke. Disbaeli (B. ) 174.45 
 
 Young fur traders. Ballantyne (B. M. ) . . 131.26 
 Young husband. Gbey (Mrs. E. C.) . . . 211.64 
 Young lieutenant. Adams (W. T.) . . . . 113.10 
 Young marooners. ' Goulding (F. B.) . . . 211.31 
 Young middy. Aemsteong (F. C.) .... 123.02 
 Young prima donna. Geey (Mrs. E. C.) . . . 211.63 
 Young prince Marigold, and other fairy tales. . 185.43 
 Young recruit ; or, the adventures of a drummer-boy. 
 
 [Niebitz (G.)] 265.52 
 
 Young shipbuilders of Elm Island. Kellogg (E.)221.98 
 Young step-mother. Yonge (Miss CM.) 2 v. 265.47 
 Young student. Guizot (Mine. E. C. P.) . . 211.70 
 Young surveyor. Teowbeidge ( J. T. ) . . . 266. 26 
 Young trail hunters. Cozzens (S. W.) . . . 166.01 
 Young voyageurs. Betd ( Capl. Mayne). . . 242.66 
 Young yagers. Betd (Gapt. Mayne). . . . 242.67 
 Youth of Jefferson. Cooke (J. E.) .... 163.16 
 Youth of Shakspeare. Williams (B. F.) . . 264.09 
 Youth of the old dominion. Hopkins (S.) . 214.10 
 
 Yule tide stories, Scandinavian and North German. 
 
 Thoepe (B.) 26Mci 
 
 Zadig : an oriental history. Voltaibe (F. M A de i 5(m t> 
 Zadda's nursery note-book. A. L. O. E. 121 oj 
 
 Zatdee. Oltphant (Mrs. M. O. W.) . . [ ' 2 J4 03 
 Zanita ; a tale of the Yosemite. Yelveuton (T i Sfi^'fiq 
 Zanoni. Bulwee-Lytton (E. G. E. L. ) . 14400 
 
 Zelda's fortune, [anon.'] ' 193 ?n 
 
 Zeluco. Mooee (John). 2 v. . . . 5016 11 
 
 Zenobia ; or, the fall of Palmyra. Wake (Wttlhun). 
 
 2 v ^ 262 68 
 
 Zeeub Throop's experiment. Whitney (Ms. A. 
 
 D. !.)_ 263 go 
 
 Zoe ; the history of two lives. Jewsbuey (Miss 
 
 G. E. ) 221 21 
 
 Zoe; or, the quadroon's triumph. Liveb'mobe (Mrs. 
 
 -Cj. U. ) 9">fi do 
 
 Zsohokke (HeiDrich). Alamontade. . 'j n 255' m 
 
 -Broken cup i,i 133'.02 
 
 — Dead guest ,; g5 57 
 
 — Labor stands on golden feet. . . 265 59 
 
 — The parsonage. Walpurgis night. Leaves from the 
 
 journal of a poor vicnr in Wiltshire. The bean 
 [In Fueness (W.H.) Julius and other tales] 193 19 
 
 — Princess of Brunswick- Wolf'enbiittsl, and other 
 
 tales 265 58 
 
 — Bose (The) of Disentis ' 265 60 
 
 -£ alea -. '. '. 265!56 
 
 — Veronica 265 55 
 
 Zueioh. Landeb (S. W.) Spectacles for young eyes 
 v - 5 222.89 
 
 Note to Fiction Class -List. 
 
 The Boston Public Library has issued a Class-List of English Prose Fiction (a copy of which is placed in the Deliver? 
 Room of this Library), in which novels of a historical character are classified under the names of countries. They 
 are arranged in historical sequence by centuries and epochs, and grouped around the most notab e events or personages 
 of the time, with parallel references to the best sources of historical or biographical information. Notes are also appended 
 to the works of leading novelists, designed to help the reader to an appreciation of their characteristics. 
 
 Fiddes (Bichard, D.D.) General treatise of morality, 
 formed upon the principles of natural reason only. 
 2d ed. L., 1726. 8°. 3551.04 
 
 Fidelity. Percy anecdotes, v. 12, 1823 6211 12 
 
 Pidler (Rev. Isaac). Observations on professions, 
 literature, manners, and emigration, in the United 
 States and Canada in 1832. L., 1833. 8°. 1071.08 
 
 Field. ,egs» See also Fields. 
 
 Field (Barnum). American school geography. 12th ed 
 Boston, 1840. 16° 932.11 
 
 Field (David Dudley, D.D.) Genealogy of the Braiu- 
 erd family, in the United States. New York 
 1357. 8° 3022.31 
 
 Field (David Dudley, lawyer). An international code. [In Amer 
 soc. sci. assoc. Trans., no. 2, 1870.] .... 5811 01 
 
 — Representation of minorities. [In Amer. soc. sci. assoc 
 
 Trans., no. 3. 1871.] 581102 
 
 Field (George). Chromatography. L., 184L8 '. 1422.07 
 
 — .Esthetics, or the analogy of the sensible sciences. London 
 
 1820. 8°. [In Pamphleteer, v. 17.] .... 6058 17 
 
 — Analogy of the physical sciences indicated. Loudon 1819 8° 
 
 [In Pamphleteer, v. 15 ; p. 117-137.] 5058.15 
 
 — Elements ot logic and subjective philosophy. Loudon 1818 
 
 8. [In Pamphleteer, v. 12, p. 471-492.] 5058.12 
 
 — utMcs or the analogy of moral sciences. London 1824 8' 
 
 [In Pamphleteer, v. 23.] . 5058.23 
 
 — Grammar of colouring. L., 1850. 12°. . '. 1424 09 
 Sams. London, 1858. 1G° 1424 10 
 
 — — Same. By E. A. Davidson. L., 1875. 16°. 1424. 10a 
 
 — Outlines of analogical philosophy : nature, science, 
 
 and art. 2 v. L., 1839. 8° 3914.08 
 
 field (deorge, bwedenborgian clergyman). The two 
 
 great books of nature and revelation ; origin and 
 
 progression of the universe. N.Y.,1870. 8°. 3552 11 
 Sm (S eorge *-) Aural surgery. L, 1876. 12°. 4337.16 
 ±1eld (Henry Martyn, D.D. ) From the lakes of Kil- 
 
 larney to the Golden horn. N.Y., 1877. 12°. 940.13 
 
 — -History of the Atlantic telegraph. New York, 1866. 
 
 -*-- 1 3934 23 
 
 — Irish confederates, and the rebellion of 1798. New 
 
 York, 185o. 12° 495 . 13 
 
 — Summer pictures, from Copenhagen to Venice. New 
 
 York, 1859. 12°. . . . . . . . . o 4 ij 3 
 
 Field ( Mrs. Henry M. ) Home sketches in France, and 
 
 other papers. With notices of her life. New York 
 
 „ ,1876. 12° 981.M 
 
 Field (John). Prison discipline ; advantages of the 
 
 separate system. 2 v. L, 1848. 8°. . . 5817.27 
 Field (Kate). Hap-hazard. [Sketches.] Boston, 1873, 
 
 32 ° 2527.26 
 
 — Planchette's diary. N. Y., 1868. 16°. . . 3815.12 
 
 — Ten days in Spain. B., 1875. 24°. . . . 1)81.14 
 Field (M.) City architecture. N. Y, 1854. 8°. 1313.24 
 Field (Maunsell B.) Memories of many men and of 
 
 some women, during the last thirty years. New 
 
 York, 1874. 12°. . 3266.06 
 
 Field (Nathaniel). Amends for ladies. Comedy. Notes 
 by J. P. Collier. L., 1829. 8°. ... 1724.11 
 
 — A Woman is a weathercock, a comedy. Notes by 
 
 J. P. Collier. L., 1829. 8° 1721.11 
 
 F.eld (Thomas W. ) Battle of Long Island, [1776. In 
 Long Island hist. soc. Memoirs, v. 2, 1869]. 613.14 
 
 — * Catalogue of [his] library. Sold May 24, 1875. 
 
 [Priced.] N. Y., 1875. 8° 1)731.14 
 
 — Essay towards an Indian bibliography ; catalogue of 
 
 books relating to the Amer. Indians in [hisj 
 library. With hist, notes. N. Y., 1873. 8°. 2734.15 
 
 — Historic and antiquarian scenes in Brooklyn and its 
 
 vicinity. Brooklyn, 1868. 8° 596.03 
 
 Field (Walter). Stones of the temple ; lessors from 
 
 the fabric and furniture of the church. New York, 
 
 1873. 12° 3767.25 
 
 Field (Wm.) Memoirs of Samuel Parr. 2 v. London, 
 
 1827. 8° 3136.08 
 
 Field, dungeon, and escape. See Richardson (A. D.) 1865. 646.07 
 Field, gunboat, hospital, and prison. See Hanaford {Mrs. P. A.) 
 
 I860 ; . 643.10 
 
 Field ornithology. See Ooues (Elliott) 4818.07 
 
 Field-book of sports and pastimes. See Maxwell (Wm. H.) 
 
 1833 . 4817.03 
 
 Field-sports. See Amusements (Sporting, p. 25). 
 
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FIELDING- FINDLEY 
 
 537 
 
 Fielding (Henry). Miscellanies. 3 v. L., 1747. 8°. 5036.01 
 v. 1. Poems and essays. 
 
 2. Journey from tUis world to the next. Comedies : 
 Eurydice, a farce ; The wedding-day, a comedy. 
 
 3. Jonathan Wild. 
 
 _ Miscellanies and poems. Ed. with preface by J. P. 
 
 Browne. L., 1872. 8° 5037.30 
 
 _ Works. With essay on his life and genius, by Arthur 
 Murphy. 10 v. London, 1871. 8°. . . 5037.2 
 Contents. 
 
 Amelia, v. 8-9. 
 
 Author's Farce, v. 1. 
 
 Bolingbroke's Essays (Comment on), v. 10. 
 
 Charge delivered to Grand Jury, v. 10. 
 
 Coffee-House politician, v. 1. 
 
 Covent-Garden journal, v. 10. 
 
 Covent-Garden tragedy, v. 2. 
 
 Debauchees : a comedy, v. 2. 
 
 Demosthenes. First Olynthiao, v. 8. 
 
 Dialogue between Alexander the Great and Diogenes the 
 Cynic, v. 8. 
 
 Don Quixote in England, a comedy, v. 3. 
 
 Enquiry into the causes of the increase of robbers, v. 10. 
 
 Essay on conversation, v. 9. 
 
 Essay on life of Fielding, by A. Murphy, v. 1. 
 
 Essay on nothing, v. 10. 
 
 Essay on the knowledge of characters of men, v. 9. 
 
 Eurydice ; a farce, v. 3. 
 
 Eurydice hiss'd ; a farce, t. 3. 
 
 Fathers ; a comedy, v. 4. 
 
 Grub-street opera, v. 2. 
 
 Historical register for 1736, v. 3. 
 
 Interlude between Jupiter, Juno, Apollo, and Mercury, v. 8. 
 
 Intriguing chambermaid, a comedy, v. 3. 
 
 Jacobite's journal, v. 8. 
 
 Jonathan Wild the Great, v. 4. 
 
 Joseph Andrews,, v. 5. 
 
 Journal of a voyage to Lisbon, v. 10. 
 
 Journey from this world to the next, v. 4. 
 
 Letter-writers : a farce, v. 2. 
 
 Lottery ; a farce, v. 2. 
 
 Love in several masques, v. 1. 
 
 Miser ; a comedy, v. 2. 
 
 Miss Lucy in town ; a farce, v. 3. 
 
 Mock-doctor ; a comedy, v. 2. 
 
 Modern husband ; a comedy, v. 2. 
 
 Old man taught wisdom ; a farce, v. 3. 
 
 Pasquin ; a dramatic satire, v. 3. 
 
 Philosophical transactions, 1742-3, v. 8. 
 
 Eemedy of affliction for loss of friends, v. 8. 
 
 Temple beau ; a comedy, v. 1. 
 
 Tom Jones, a foundliug, v. 6-7. 
 
 Tom Thumb the great, v. 1. 
 
 Tragedy of tragedies, v. 1. 
 
 True patriot, v. 8. 
 
 Tumble-down Dick, v. 3. 
 
 Universal gallant ; a comedy, v. 3. 
 
 Wedding-day ; a comedy, v. 3. 
 
 «3- For lives of Fielding, see Biography (p. 114) ; also 
 Smith (G. B.) Poets and novelists, 1876 [3251.11] ; Gentle- 
 man's mag., May, 1872 (by C. C. Clarke). 
 Fielding (Theodore H.) Art of engraving. London, 
 1844. 8°. 1436.21 
 
 — Introduction to painting in water colours. London, 
 
 1852. 1. 8°. 1425.03 
 
 — On the knowledge and restoration of old paintings. 
 
 London, 1847. 18° 1424.11 
 
 — Synopsis of practical perspective. 3d ed. London, 
 
 1843. 8°. . . . . : 1432.23 
 
 Fields. *®> See also Field. 
 
 Fields (James Thomas).Hawthorne.B., 1876.32°. 3076.17 
 
 — In and out of doors with Charles Dickens. Boston, 
 
 1876. 32° 3052.29 
 
 — Yesterdays with authors. B., 1872. 12°. .2524.25 
 
 Contents : Pope. Thackeray. Hawthorne. Dickens. 
 Wordsworth. Miss Mitford. 
 
 Note — For articles by J. T. F., iu Atlantic monthly, see 
 p. 76 of its Index. 
 
 Fifiana: or memorials of the east of Fife. See Conolly (M. F.) 
 
 -,.. 186 9 467.17 
 
 iiUne at the fair, poems. See Browning (Robert). 1872. 1623.11 
 *Ween decisive battles of the world. See Creasy (E. S.) 442.30 
 *Ttteen O's, and other prayers. Printed by W. Cax- 
 ton (circa, 1490). Eeproduced in photo-litho- 
 graphy, by S. Aylirjg. L., 1869. sm. 4°. 2775.01 
 Fifty years in a Maryland kitchen. See Howard (B.C.) 1873. 6015.19 
 xiny years in both hemispheres. See Nolte (Vincent). . 3134.14 
 p'SI yeara in tae ma g il 5 circle. Blitz (— , called Signor). 4611.04 
 titty years of my life. See Keppel (G. T., earl Albemarle). 3011.04 
 Figaro, pseud. See Larra (Mariano Jose de). 
 xigm at DameEuropa's school. See Dame Europa's school (p. 403). 
 
 Fight 18"o/ inneSbUrg - SM Thor P e < B '> Anglo-Saxon poems, 
 „. ... '.,'■,■, 1655.00 
 
 Fighting the whales ; or, doings and dangers of a fish- 
 i^fof U1Se - [I " Ballau tyne's miscellany, v. 1. 
 
 lOby] ggj q q 
 
 FiSS ^? n ( A - } Maritime flags of all nations.' New YoA 
 1869. sq. 24° 931 oi 
 
 Figuier (Louis). L'alchimie et les al'ehi'mi'stes 3e 'ed 
 Paris, 1860. 12° 3812 25 
 
 — L'annee scientifique et induslrielie. 1809. Paris 
 
 ^n 6 ?', 12 J °-- • \ 3922.09 
 
 labiesdeceimales, 1856-65. P., 1866. 12' '. 3922 10 
 
 — Earth and sea. Tr., ed., and enlarged by W H D 
 
 Adams. L., 1870. 8° . . 'n<25.14 
 
 — Histoire du merveilleux dans les temps modero'es 
 
 2e ed. 4 v. Paris, 1860. 12° 3812.21 
 
 v. 1. Introd. Les diables de Loudun. Les convulsiou- 
 naires jansenistes. 
 
 2. Les prophetes protestants. La baguette divinatoire. 
 
 3. Le ruagnetisme animal. 
 
 4. Los tables tournantes. Les mediums et les esprits 
 
 — Human (The) race. N. Y., 1872. 8°. . . 4737 15 
 
 — Insect (The) world. Revised by E. W. Janson 
 
 London, 1869. 8° 4823.12 
 
 — Mammalia : their orders, etc. N. Y. , 187o'. 8° 
 
 — Ocean (The) world. N. Y., 1868. 8°. . .'4826.02 
 Same. New ed. revised by E. P. Wright. London 
 
 1 8 7 2 : 8° 4825.26 
 
 — Primitive man. London, 1870. 8°. . . . 5813 29 
 Same. New York, 1870. 8°. ... 5813. 29. a 
 
 — Eeptiles and birds. - Ed. by P. Gilmore. New York 
 m 18 ™- 8° 4817.16 
 
 — The To-morrow of death ; or the future according to 
 
 science. From the French, by S. R. Crocker 
 Boston, 1872. 12° 3552.12 
 
 — The Vegetable world.. N. Y., 1867. 8°. . . 4917.21 
 
 — The World before the deluge. Tr. from the French 
 
 New York, 1866. 8° 4717.26 
 
 Figuier (Mme Louis). Le gardian de la Camargue : 
 scenes et souvenirs des marommes du Bhone 
 Paris, 1S62. 12° 7021.22 
 
 — Mos de Lavene. Paris, 1859. 12°. . . . 7021.19 
 
 — Nouvelles languedociennes. Paris, 1860. 12°. 7021.20 
 
 — Les sceurs de lait. Paris, 1861. 12°. . . 7021.21 
 Fiji. See Countries (p- 319). 
 
 Filial obedience. Cliopone (Afrs.H.M.) Letters on filial obedience. 
 [In her Works, v. 1J 6024.01 
 
 Filmer (Edward). A defence of plays. London, 1707. 
 12° 1731.31 
 
 Filth-diseases and their prevention. See Simon (J.) . . 4347.12 
 
 Finance. See Political economy. (Finance.) 
 
 Financial chronicle. See Commercial and financial chronicle. 
 
 Finch (A. E. ) On the inductive philosophy, includ- 
 ing a parallel between lord Bacon and A. Comte 
 as philosophers. L., 1872. 8° 5422.13 
 
 Finch (I. ) Travels in the United States and Canada. 
 Added nn essay on the natural boundaries of em- 
 pires. L, 1833. 8° 1074.11 
 
 Finchdale priory, {England). Charters of endow- 
 ment, inventories, and account rolls. London, 
 Surtees soc, 1837. 8° 511(1.10 
 
 Finck (Hugo). Account of antiquities in Vera Cruz, Mexico. 
 [Sm. rep., 1870.] 3936 25 
 
 Findel (J. G.) History of freemasonry. 2d ed. Bevised 
 byD. M.Lyon. L, 1869. 8° 5837.22 
 
 Finden (Edward). * Illustrations of the life and works 
 of lord Byron. With information by W. Brocke- 
 don. 3 v. London, 1833-34. 8°. . . 1G25.04 
 
 Finden (Wm.) 'Ports, harbours, watering-places and 
 picturesque scenery of Great Britain. Illus. by 
 W. H. Bartlett, J. D. Harding, etc. With descrip- 
 tions. L., [11. d.] 4° 1446.26 
 
 — and Edward). 'Portraits of the female aristocracy 
 
 of queen Victoria. 2 v. Lond., 1849. 4°. 1467.14 
 
 Findlay (Alexander George). Directory for Behring's 
 
 Sea and the coast of Alaska. Washington, 1869, 
 
 8° 1145.05 
 
 — Directory for the navigatiou of the Indian Archipel- 
 
 ago, China, and Japan. L., 1870. 8°. . 1045.05 
 Findley (W. ) History of the insurrection in Pennsyl- 
 vania in 1794. Phila., 1796. 8°. . . . 584.04 
 
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533 
 
 FINE ART'S. 
 
 Aeeangement of Sro-DivisiONS.— 1, Art! nature and relations, .Esthetics, Beauty .—2, Ancient art.— 3, Anecdotes.— 
 4 Animals (p. 639). 5, Artistic Anatomy.— 6, Biography (p. 539).— 7, Bird-Painting (p. 540).— 8, Colours, Colouring 
 and Pigments (p. 540).— 9, Crayons.— 10, Dance of Death (p. 540).— 11, Decoration, Design, and Ornament— 12, Die- 
 tionaries (p. 541).— 13, Drawing, Perspective and Shadows (p. 541).— 14, Dutch, Flemish, and German Schools of Art 
 (p 541).— 15, Emblems, Symbols, and Devices, etc. (p. 541).— 16, Ecclesiastical Art (p. 642).— 17, Education in Art 
 <p' 642) —18, Encouragement of Art (p. 542).— 19, English and British Art (p. 542).— 20, Engraving, Prints, and Draw- 
 ings (p. 542) .—21, Essays (p. 642).— 22, Etching (p. 543).— 23, Etruscan Art (p. 643).— 24, European Art (p. 543).— 
 25 Expression (p. 543).— 26, Figure Drawing and Painting (p. 643).— 27, Floral Decoration (p. 543).— 28, Flower 
 Painting (p. 543).— 29, Foliage Drawing (p. 543).— 30, French Art (p. 543).— 31, Fresco and Mural Decoration (p. 543).- 
 32 Furniture and Household Taste (p. 644).— 33, Galleries and Museums (p. 644).— 34, Gems and Precious Stones 
 (p '5441 _35 Glass Painting.— 36, Greek Art (p. 545).— 37, History and Criticism.— 38, Illumination and Missal Paint- 
 ing (p. 545).— 39, Industrial Art (p. 545).— 40, Italian Art (p. 545).— 41, Landscape Painting (p. 546).-42, Lithography 
 (p. 546).— 43, Marine Painting (p. 546).— 44, Miniature Painting (p. 646).— 45, Monograms (p. 646).— 46, Monumental 
 Brasses (p. 546).— 47, Mosaic Pavements (p. 546).— 48, Painters and Painting (p. 646).— 49, Periodicals (p. 647).— 50, Pic- 
 tures and Engravings (p. 547). —51, Picturesque (p. 647).— 52, Plant Form (p. 547).— 53, Portrait Painting (p. 647).— 54, 
 
 Pottery and Porcelain (p. 547).— 55, Preservation and Restoration of Paintings (p. 547).— 56, Pre-Haffaelitism (p. 547) 
 
 67, Renaissance (p. 547).— 58, Sacred Art (p. 547).— 59, Scenery (p. 548).— 60, Sculpture (p. 548).— 61, Sketching (p. 548). 
 62,' Sorrento and Inlaid Work (p. 548).— 63, Spanish Art (p. 547).— 64, Symbolism (p. 548).— 65, Terracottas (p. 548).— 
 66, Transparency Painting (p. 648).— 67, Trees (p. 648).— 68, United States (p. 648).— 69, Vases (p. 549).— 70, Water- 
 Colour Painting (p. 549).— 71, Women Artists (p. 649), 
 
 1. Art: its Nature and Relations, 
 ^Esthetics, Beauty. 
 
 1. Art : its nature and relations. 
 
 AUston(W.) Lectures on art. 1850. „ . .1411.01 
 
 Bellars {W.) The fine arts and their uses : principles 
 and limits of expression, with especial reference 
 to their popular influence. 1876. . . . 1431.39 
 
 Dmqht (M. A.) Introduction to the study of art. 
 1859 - • • • 1411.05 
 
 Ouizot (F P. G.) The fine arts : their nature and rela- 
 tions. Tr. by G. Grove. 1853. . . . 1412.05 
 
 Hamerton (P. G.) Thoughts about art. 1871.1411.22 
 
 Harris ((?.) Theory of the arts ; or, art in relation to 
 nature, civilization and man. 2 v. 1869. 1422.16 
 
 Harris (J.) Concerning art. [In his Works.] .... 6044.26 
 
 — Concerning nrasic, painting, and poetry. [In his Works.] 5044.26 
 Herclman (W- G.) Thoughts on speculative cosmology 
 
 and the principles of art. 1870. . . . 1436. 13 
 
 Hunt(W.M.) Talks on art. 1875 1425.17 
 
 James (H.) Universality in art. [In his Lectures, 1852.] 3563.24 
 
 Jarves (J. J.) Art hints. 1855 1411.02 
 
 Note. — Reviewed in N. A. rev., v. 81, 1855. 
 
 — Art thoughts. 1869 1411.10 
 
 — The art-idea. 1864 1411.09 
 
 Lamennais {F.) De l'art. [In his Esquisse, etc., v. i.J .3564.25 
 Leasing (0. E.) Laocoon : an essay on the limits of 
 
 painting and poetry. Tr. by E. G. Beasley. 
 
 1853 1412.14 
 
 Same. Tr. by Ellen Frothingham. 1874. 1414.14a 
 
 Same. Tr. with notes by Sir K. Phillimore. 
 
 1874 1413.07 
 
 LSvSque (G.) Le spiritualisme dans l'art. 1864. 1431.32 
 Long (S. P.) Art : its laws, etc. 1871. . .1412.20 
 Proudhon (P. J. ) Du principe de l'art et de sa destina- 
 tion sociale. 1865 1412.18 
 
 Purdie ( T. ) Form and sound, can their beauty be 
 
 dependent on the same physicallaws? 1849.1436.00 
 Quatremere de Quincy [A. G.) Essay on the nature and 
 
 means of imitation in the fine arts. 1837. 1422. 15 
 Remarks on ancient and modern art, in a series of 
 
 essays. By an amateur, [anon.} 1837. . 1412.11 
 Buskin (J.) Art culture : selected from his works by 
 
 W. H. Piatt. 1873 1413.06 
 
 — The eagle's nest : ten lectures on the relation of 
 
 natural science to art. 1873 1411.27 
 
 — Lectures on art. 1870 1411.16 
 
 — Mystery of life and its arts. 1869 1411.20 
 
 — Political economy of art. 1858 1411.12 
 
 — Selections from [his] writings. 1868. . . 2512.21 
 
 — The true and the beautiful in art, literature, morals 
 
 and religion. With a notice of the author by 
 
 Mrs. L. C. Tuthill. 1868 1411 08 
 
 Same. 1859. 1411.08a 
 
 — Two paths : being lectures on art. 1859. .1411.15 
 Samson (G. W.) Elements of art criticism; with a 
 
 historic survey of the method of art execution. 
 
 186 ? 1412.03 
 
 Same. [Abridged, j 18G8 1412 10 
 
 Schlegel(K W. F. von). Esthetic works. 1840. 2542.12 
 
 Contents : Letters on christian art. Gothic architecture 
 
 Limits of the beautiful. 
 
 SeeUy ,,/. R.) Elementary principles of art. [In his Roman im- 
 
 - p. 160-194.] 2542.31 
 
 perialism, etc., 1871 ; 
 
 Shee (M. A.) Elements of art, a poem. 1809. 1684.30 
 
 — Bhymesonart. 1805 1684.30 
 
 Smith (A.) Nature of imitation in the arts. [In his Essays etc 
 
 p. 179-252.] 5416.24 
 
 Smith (J.) Lights and shadows of artist life and 
 character. 1853 1412.07 
 
 Taine (if.) The ideal in art. Tr. by J. Durand 
 1869 1411.11 
 
 — De l'ide'al dans l'art. 1867. 1431.31 
 
 — Philosophy of art. 1867 1411.26 
 
 — Philosophic de l'art. 1865 1431.27 
 
 Torrey (J.) A theory of fine arts. 1874. . .1411.28 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 13, 1864 (Relation of art to 
 nature, by J. E. Cabot) ; V. 23, 1869 (Populariziug art, by 
 J. Parton) ; Contemp. rev., v. 20, 1872 (Laws of modesty iu 
 art, by M. Browne) ; Fortnightly rev., v. 1, 1865 (An ar- 
 tistic spirit, by P. G. Hamerton} ; v. 5, 1866 (Two art philo- 
 sophers : Leveque and Taine, by P. G. Hamerton) : Fra. 
 ser's mag., v. 65, 1857 (Functions of artists) ; v. 66, 1857 (Art 
 and history) ; v. 71, 1865 (Hierarchy of art, by P. P. Cobbe ; 
 2art.) ; U.S., v. 1, 1870, or Littell, 1870, v. 2 (Objects of art); 
 Macmillan's mag., Oct, 1872 (Art and morality, by G. A. 
 Simcox) ; Nat. qu. rev., v. 1, 1860 (Glance at the flue arts) ; 
 New Englander, v. 18, 1860 (Their proper sphere); v. 21, 186S 
 (Principles of art, by J. M. Hoppin) : N. A. rev., v. 81, 1855 
 (Meaning and method) ; v. 103, 1866 (Philosophy of) j 
 Westm. rev., v. 91, 1869 (Art and morality). 
 
 2. Esthetics of the Beautiful and Sublime. 
 
 Alison (A.) Essays on the nature and principle}) of 
 
 taste. 1852 5437.02 
 
 Beattie (J.) Illustrations on sublimity. [In his Works, v. 3.] 5015.U 
 Burke (K) Philosophical inquiry into the origiu of 
 our ideas of the sublime and beautiful. 1818. 5613.13 
 Same. With an introductory discourse concern- 
 ing taste. 1806 5437.05 
 
 Classical journal, v. 1-2, 1810 (Of the standard of taste). 2742.01 
 Day (H. N. ) Science of esthetics. 1872. . 1412.29 
 Donaldson (J. ) Principles of taste, or elements of beauty. 
 
 1786 5434.32 
 
 Field (ff.) .Esthetics. 1820. [In Pamphleteer, v. 17.] .5058.17 
 Hope ( E ) The immaterial system of man contemplat- 
 ed in accordance with the beautiful and the sub- 
 lime. 2 v. 1835 3561.23 
 
 Jeffrey [F.) Essays, 1852 ; p. 13-40 2533.19 
 
 Jones {B.) Taste : a lecture. 1842 5721.04 
 
 Jouffroy {T.) Cours d'esthetique. 1863. . .6437.03 
 
 Kfralry (A. II. de). Examen philosophique des con-' 
 
 siderations sur le sentiment du sublime et du beau. 
 
 1823 5437.04 
 
 Knight (B. P.) Analytical inquiry into the principles 
 
 of taste. 1808 5437.01 
 
 Montesquieu (G.deS., baron de). Essai sur le gout. 431.10 
 Smith (S.) On taste. On the beautiful. On the sublime. [In 
 
 his Moral philosophy, p. 147-223.] 6436.08 
 
 Sully (J. ) Sensation and intuition. 1874. . 5436.08 
 
 Ussher (J.) Clio, or a discourse on taste, [anon.] 
 
 1767. 541.12 
 
 3. Beauty. 
 Bayliss { W. ) Witness of art, or legend of beauty. 
 
 1876. 1431.40 
 
 Bladcie (J. S.) On beauty: three discourses. 1858. 1412.21 
 
 Reviewed in North Brit, rev., v. 28, 1858. 
 Culvert (J. S.) Essays resthetical. 1875. . . 1411.29 
 Cousin ( V.) Leotures on the true, the beautiful, and 
 the good. Tr. by 0. W. Wight. 1855. . 1412.06 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
FINE ARTS: Ancient Art to Biography of Artists. 
 
 539 
 
 Mis (Mrs. S. S.) The beautiful in nature and art. 
 
 1866 1412.15 
 
 .Emerson (B. W.) Conduct of life, 1860 ; p. 245-271. . . 2524.02 
 
 Fergusson (J. ) True principles of beauty in art. 1436.03 
 
 Hav (D. B. ) An attempt to define aasthetical taste. 
 
 " 1844 1412.27 
 
 — First principles of symmetrical beauty. 1846. 1412.22 
 
 — Principles of beauty in colouring systematized. 
 
 1845 1422.11 
 
 — Science of beauty as developed in nature and applied 
 
 in art. 1856 1436.07 
 
 Hogarth (W.) Analysis of beauty 1412.26 
 
 Same. [In his Works, v. 2, 1810.J 1445.02 
 
 Hutclieson (F. ) Inquiry into the original of our ideas 
 
 of beauty. 5th ed. 1753 5434.43 
 
 King(T.S.) Beauty and religion. [In his Patriotism, etc.] 3564.12 
 Mdcvicar (J. 0.) Philos. of the beautiful. 1805. 1412.30 
 Mengs (A. R.) Beauty and taste. [In his Works, v. 1, 1796.] 1412.08 
 Purton ( W. ) Philocalia : natural, poetic, and pictur- 
 esque beauty. 1864 1436.26 
 
 Schimmelpenninck (M. A.) Principles of beauty. 1431.13 
 Scldegd IK. W. F. von). On the limits of the beautiful. [In his 
 
 .Esthetic works.] 2542.12 
 
 SheM ( W. G. T.) True nature of the beautiful. [In liis Dis- 
 courses and essays, 1862.] 3593.09 
 
 Slack (H. J.) Ministry of the beautiful. 1850. 1412.28 
 Si/moods (J. A.) Principles of beauty. 1857. 1436.12 
 
 — Principles of beauty. ■ [In his Miscel., p. 1-49. 1871.1 • 2547.19 
 Topffer (R.) Beflexions et menus propos d'un peintre 
 
 genevois. ou essai sur le beau dans les arts. 1431.31 
 Woolnotti {T.) Dissert, ou personal and relative beauty. [In his 
 
 Facts and faces, p. 185-261.1 5432.06 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 5, 1860 (Laws of beauty) ; 
 y. 7. 1861 (Greek lines) ; Blackwood's mag., v. 74, 1853 (Eeal 
 and ideal.) 
 
 American Art. See United States (p. 548). 
 2. Ancient Art. 
 Hodder (H. M.) Handbook of archaeology. 1868. 1454.10 
 Midler (CO.) Ancient art and its remains. 1852. 1455.11 
 Bochelle (R.) Lecture on ancient art. 1854. . 1441.01 
 Westropp (H. M.) Handbook of archaeology. Travel- 
 ler's art companion to the museums and ancient 
 remains of Italy, Greece, and Egypt. 1868. 1454.10 
 Wiuckelmann (J.) History of ancient art. Tr. by G. 
 
 H. Lodge. 4 v. 1856-72 1455.21 
 
 See also Nat. qu. rev., v. 15, 1867. 
 
 ■OS* See also Archaeology (p. 32 of Catalogue). 
 
 Illustrations of Ancient Master-pieces. 
 
 BouHkm (P. ) *Musee des antiques. Avec des notices 
 
 par J. B. de Saint-Victor. 3 v. 1811-27. A.57.13 
 
 v. 1. Divinites. 2. Heros, personnages, Grecs et Ro- 
 
 mains. 3. Divinites, heroB, personnages, autels, vases, 
 
 tombeaux, etc. 
 
 Caylus (A. C. P. de T., comtede). *Eecueil d'antiquites 
 7 v. 1756-67 1475.01 
 
 Montfaucon {B. de). *Antiquity explained, and repre- 
 sented in sculptures. Tr. by D. Humphreys. 5 v. 
 1771-72 1457.09 
 
 Same. Supplement. 5 v. in 2. 1775. . 1457.14 
 
 Moses (H. ) Select Greek and Boman antiquities from 
 vases, gems, and other subjects. 1817. . 1466.26 
 
 Museum Worsleyanum : collection of antique basso re- 
 lievos, bustos, statues, and gems. 2 v. 1794. A. 47.03 
 
 Museum Florentinum. 'Gemmae autiquae. Imagines. 
 Cum observ. A. F. Gorii. 2 v. Florentiae, 1731-32. 
 f ol A.17.01 
 
 Same. Statuae antiquae. Cum observ. A. F. Gorii. 
 
 Florentiae, 1734. fol A. 17. 03 
 
 Bobiou (M.) and Lenormant (F.) "Chefs-d'oeuvre de l'art 
 antique, le se"rie. Monuments de la vie des 
 anciens. Texte par M. Bobiou. 3 v. Paris, 1867. 
 
 4°- 1465.18 
 
 Same. 2e serie. Monuments de la peinture et 
 de la sculpture. Texte par F. Lenormant. 4 v. 
 
 Paris, 1867. 4° 1465.21 
 
 «S* -See also Galleries (p. 644);— Gems (p. 544). 
 
 3. Anecdotes of Art and Artists. 
 
 Mimes (J.) Arts and artists, or anecdotes of painting, 
 
 sculpture, etc. 3 v. 1825 1414.10 
 
 Percy anecdotes, v. 4, 1823 6211.04 
 
 Npooner (S.) Anecdotes of painters, engravers, sculp- 
 
 tors, and architects, and curiosities of art. 3 v. 
 
 1865 1414.13 
 
 4. Animals (Drawing of). 
 
 Hawkins (B. W.) Artistic anatomy of cattle and sheep. 
 
 3ded. 1873 1472.01 
 
 — Artistic anatomy of the horse. 5th ed. 1874. 1472.02 
 Landseer (T.) 'Engravings of lions, tigers, panthers, 
 
 leopards, dogs, etc. 1853 1447.08 
 
 Weigall ( 0. H. ) Guide to animal drawing. ' 6th ed. 
 
 ,_ . 18G8 1472.03 
 
 Weir {H.) Animal drawing in pencil. [Foster (V.) 
 
 Drawing copybook.] 1432.06 
 
 US' See also Bird Painting (p. 640). 
 
 5. Artistic Anatomy. 
 
 Fhu (J. ) Anatomy of the external forms of man ; in- 
 tended for the use of artists, painters, and sculp- 
 tors. Ed. by B. Knox. 1849. (Text only). 1456.06 
 Flaxman (J.) Anatomical studies of the bones and 
 muscles, for the use of artists. 1833. . . 1456. 04 
 Knox (B.) Manual of artistic anatomy. 1852. 1454.20 
 See also "Winslow's journal, v. 7, 1854. 
 jGSJ* See also Figure Drawing (p. 543) ; Sculpture (p, 647). 
 
 6. Biography of Artists : 
 
 (Dictionaries and Collections.) 
 
 Baldinucci (F.) Opera. 14 v. 1808-12. . . 1464.01 
 Contents : v.l. Dell' arte dell' iutagliare in ramo, colle vite 
 di molti maestri, con annot. da Manni. 4-14. Notizie de' 
 professori deldiseguo. 
 
 Brulliot (F.) Dictionnaire des monogrammes, etc., avec 
 lesquels les peintres, dessinateurs, graveurs et 
 sculpteurs ont designe leur noms. 3 v. in 1. 
 1832. 1436.17 
 
 Bryan (M.) Dictionary of painters and engravers. 
 Enl. by G. Stanley. 1849 1415.03 
 
 Clement (Mrs. G. E.) Painters, sculptors, architects, 
 engravers, and their works. A handbook. 1413.05 
 
 Sobbes (J. B.) Picture collector's manual, a dictionary 
 
 of painters. 2 v. 1849 1442.01 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Dictionary of names of painters. 2. Al- 
 phabetical arrangement of scholars and masters, and clas- j 
 sification of subjects. 1 
 
 Knox (M.) Great artists and great anatomists. 1454.19 
 Contents : Cuvier. Geoffroy St. Hilaire. Da Vinci. 
 Michael Angelo. 
 
 Lee (H. F.) Historical sketches of the old painters. 
 
 [anon.] 1841 1431.07 
 
 Contents : Apelles and Protogenes. Cimabue and Giotto. 
 Lionardo da Vinci. Michelangelo. Raffaello. Correggio. 
 Giorgione and Tiziano. The three Carracci. Rubens and 
 Vandyke. Claude Gelee. 
 
 Marchese ( V. ) Lives of the most eminent painters, 
 sculptors, and architects of the order of S. Do- 
 minic. 2 v. 1852 1414.28 
 
 Milizia (F.) Lives of celebrated architects. 2 v. 1415.11 
 
 Ottley (H.) Biographical and critical dictionary of re- 
 cent and living painters and engravers, supple- 
 ment to Bryan's dictionary, as edited by G. Stan- 
 ley. 1866 1415.05 
 
 Pilkinqlon (M.) General dictionary of painters, from 
 1250. With introd. by A. Cunningham. 1852. 1415.08 
 
 Reveley (H. ) Notices illustrative of the drawings and 
 sketches of distinguished masters. 1820. 1415.17 
 
 Sandell (J.) Memoranda of art and artists. 1871. 1411.24 
 
 Schadow ( W. von). Der modeme Vasari. Erinnerungen 
 ans dem Kiinstler Leben. 1854. . . . 1434.12 
 
 Selvatico (P.) L'Aite nella vita degli artisti. 1870. 1431.38 
 Contents : Dante e Giotto. Bellini e Durero. Sanmicheii 
 e Vasari. Schiavone e Vittoria. Veronica Franco e Tin- 
 toretto. SofoniBba Anguissola e Vau Dyck. Bernardo 
 Strozzi. Ernesta la diseguatrice. 
 
 Silllg (J. ) Dictionary of the artists of antiquity. 1415.13 
 
 Spooner (S.) Anecdotes of painters, engravers, sculp- 
 tors, and architects, and curiosities of art. 3 v. 
 1865 1414.13 
 
 — Biographical hist, of the fine arts. 2 v. 1865. 1415.01 
 
 Vasari (G.) Lives of painters, sculptors, and architects. 
 rl3th to 15th century.] Tr. by Mrs. J. Foster. 5 v. 
 1850 14H.01 
 
 Vertue (G.) Catalogue of engravers. Digested from 
 [his] mss., by H. Walpole. 1786. . . .1414.22 
 
 Iu asking for books, use the "Book Orders," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
540 
 
 FINE ARTS: Biography of Artists to Decoration and Design. 
 
 Biography of Artists, continued. 
 Warren (H.) A text-book of art studies. 1876. i412.13 
 
 &g- See also History of art (p. 645) ;— Dutch, Flemish ana 
 German art (p. 541) ;— English art (p. 543);— French art 
 (p. 543);— Italian art (p. 545);— Spanish art (p. 648);— United 
 States (p. 548). 
 
 H&- For separate notices of painters, sculptors, and 
 engravers, see (in Biography : Individual, p. 116-216) the 
 names of Angelico (Fra) ;— Barry (Sir Cuades) ;— Barto- 
 lommeo (Fra) ; — Bewick (T.) ; — Bewick ( Wm.) ; — Blake 
 (Win.);— Canova ;— Caktee (John) ;— Cellini (Benvenuto); 
 — Chantrey ;— Cimabue ;— Cole (Thomas) ;— Copley ;— 
 Coeeeqgio ; — Ckawfokd ; — Coyp ;— Doke ;— Dueeb ;— 
 Eastlake (Sir C. L.) ; — Etty (Wm.) ; — Flandrin (EC.) ;— 
 Flaxman ;— Fuseli ;— Gainsborough ;— Gessner ;— Gibson 
 (D. C) ;— Gibson (John) ;— Giotto ;— Geeenough (H.) ;— 
 Greuze ;— Gnmo Beni ;— Hamekton ;— Haydon ;— Ho- 
 gaeth ;— Holbein ; — Hunt (Wm. Holman) ;— Ingbes ; — 
 Inman ; — Kaueeman (Angelique) ;— Kaulbach ;— Landseee 
 (Sir E.) ;— Laweence (Sir T.) ;— Leech (John) ;— Lely (Sir 
 Peter) ; — Mulready ; — Mueillo ;— Nollekens ;— North- 
 cote (Wm.) ;— Paemigiano ;— Peale (Rembrandt) ;— Ra- 
 phael ; — Rembrandt ;— Reynolds (Sir Joshua); — Robeets 
 (David) ;— Rosa (Salvator) ;— Rubens ;— Ruskin (John) ;— 
 Scheffee (Ary) ;— Stothaed (T.) ;— Thokwaldsen ;— Tin- 
 toretto ;— Titian ;— Turner;— Vandyke ;— Velasquez;— 
 Vernet (H.) ;— Veronese (Paul) ; —Vinci (Leonardo da) ;— 
 Watteau ;— West (Benj.) ;— Wouvermans. 
 
 7. Bird-painting. 
 
 Brookshaw ((?.) *Six birds, accurately drawn and 
 colored after nature, with instructions for the 
 young artist. 1817 1417.21 
 
 8. Colours, Colouring, and Pigments. 
 
 Bacon (J.) Theory of colouring 1581.14 
 
 Benson ( W. ) Manual of the science of colour on the 
 
 natural system. 1871 1424.18 
 
 Bezold ( W. von). Theory of colour in relation to art 
 
 and art industry. 1876 1422.20 
 
 Cave" (Mine. M. E.) Cave method of drawing : for stu- 
 dents. 2d part-Color 1424.13 
 
 Chevreul (M. E.) Principles of harmony and contrast 
 of colours. Tr. by C. Martel. 1855. . .1424.06 
 
 Same. 1860 1424.07 
 
 Church (A. H.) Colour. [1872.] 1422.13 
 
 Davy (Sir H.) Experiments on the colours used by the ancients. 
 
 [In his Works, v. 6, p. 131-159.] 4214.18 
 
 Field (G.) Chromatography : colours and pigments. 
 1811 1422.07 
 
 — Grammar of colouring. 1850 1424.09 
 
 Same. 1858 1421.10 
 
 Same. Enlarged by E. A. Davidson. 1875. 1424.10a 
 
 Gardner (F. B. ) How to paint, a compendium for the 
 
 tradesman, mechanic, merchant, farmer, and pro- 
 fessional painter. 1872 1424.19 
 
 Goethe (J. W. von). Theory of colours. With notes by 
 
 C. L. Eastlake. 1810 1422.05 
 
 Hay (D. R. ) Laws of harmonious colouring adapted 
 to interior decorations, manufactures, etc. 3d ed. 
 
 1836 1422.10 
 
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 M'ligno (F. A". M.) Accidental or subjective colors. [Sm. report, 
 
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 riinius Sicundus (C.) Account of paintings and colours. [In his 
 
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 Portal (P. P. F. , baron d*'). Essay on symbolic colours. 
 
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 1845 1466.07 
 
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 (Optics). 
 
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 crayons. 11th ed 1471.15 
 
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 Douce (F.) Dance of death ; engravings on wood, with 
 a dissertation on the several representations of 
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 Macaber and Hans Holbein. 1833. . . . 1452.23 
 
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 dures du xvie siecle et suivi d'anciens poe'mes 
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 de Montaiglon. 1856 1152.27 
 
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 Hay (D. R.) The interior decorator, laws of harmoni- 
 ous colouring. 1867 1453.18 
 
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 etc. 1860 ; p. 314-36.] 2544.04 
 
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 v. 14, 1870 ; v. 15, 1871 (Beauty and realism, by E. I. Poin- 
 ter) ; N. A. rev., v. 95, 1862 (Ornament in nature and in art). 
 Iffi- See also Fresco Fainting (p. 543);— Colours, a&oue. 
 
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 Martel (G ) Principles of form in ornamental art. 4tn 
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 cluding the plates of Page's Decorator. 1869. 14bb lb 
 
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 Baldinucci (F.) Vocabolario toscauo dell' arte del disegno. [In 
 Us Opera, v. 2-3.] 1464.01 
 
 Boutard [J. B. B.) Dictionnaire des arts du dessin. 
 1826. , 1413.17 
 
 Brande (W. T.) and Cox (G. IF.) Dictionary of scienoo, 
 lit., and art. 3 v. 1865-67 3916.02 
 
 Clement (Mrs C. E. ) Handbook of legendary and my- 
 thological art. 1871 1442.10 
 
 Same. 2d ed. 1871 1442.10 
 
 — Painters, sculptors, architects, engravers, and their 
 
 worts : a handbook. 1874 1413.05 
 
 FairholttF.W.) Dictionary of terms in art. 1870. 1413.04 
 Ripley (Q.) and Taylor (J. Bayard). Handbook of liter- 
 ature and fine arts. 1852 1413.01 
 
 Seguier (F. P.) Critical and commercial dictionary of 
 
 the works of painters, 1250-1850. . . 1415.15 
 
 Weale (J. ) Dictionary of terms used in architecture, 
 
 art, engineering, etc. 1860 3913.16 
 
 US' For biographical dictionaries see Biography (p. 539). 
 
 13. Drawing, Perspective, and Shadows. 
 
 [See also Arts (Useful : Drawing, mechanical, p. 41.] 
 1. General Works on Drawing. 
 
 Allonge 1 (A.) Charcoal drawing. 1876. . . . 1432.39 
 Barnard(G.) Drawing from nature. 1865. . 1436.04 
 Calvert (—). Sketcher's elementary drawing book 
 
 1826 1432.14 
 
 Caxt ( Mme. M. K ) Drawing without a master. The 
 
 Cave method for learning to draw from memory. 
 
 1868 1432.20 
 
 — — Same. 2d part. Color. 1424.13 
 
 Cliapman (J. G.) American drawing-book. New ed 
 
 1870 1436.32 
 
 — Elementary drawing-book. 1872. . . . 1436.29 
 
 — Elements of art. 1848 1436.09 
 
 Cooper (T. S.) Drawing book of animals and rustic 
 
 groups. 1837 1432.17 
 
 Delamotte (P. H.) Progressive drawing book.1869.1432.16 
 B.emenlary drawing book. 16 plates of cottages. Lon- 
 don, 1816. 4° 1436.19 
 
 Foster ( Vere). Complete course of drawing. 11 v. 1441.11 
 Contents : Pt. 1. Elementary drawing. 2. Landscape and 
 trees, by J. Needhani. 3. Animals (1st series) by Harrison 
 Weir. 4. Practical geometry, J. Sfanguall. 5. Mechanical 
 drawing, by J. Hangnail. 6. Animals (2d series) by H. 
 weir. 7. Freehand ornament, by F. E. Hulme, etc. 8. 
 Flowers (outline), by F. E. Hnlme, etc. 9. Human figure. 
 10. Marine, by J. Callow, etc. 11. Ornament and figure 
 (shaded). 
 
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 landscape drawing. By an art student, [anon.] 
 London, 1868. 16° 1432.18 
 
 Harding (J. J).) Drawing models, and their uses. 
 _ 5th ed 1582.05 
 
 — Lessons on art. 1867 1436.15 
 
 — Guide and companion to the Lessons on art. 
 T 18di 1436.06 
 
 — Lessons on trees. 1855 1447.01 
 
 Hayter (C.) Introduction to drawing. 1820. 1432.13 
 Uowxrd (F.) Imitative art : a manual for the amateur 
 
 sketcher 1432.19 
 
 industrial drawing for beginners. Free-hand, [anon.] 
 
 xr hi™' 16 ° 1432.35 
 
 Memfield {Mrs.) Handbook of light and shade, with es- 
 
 pecial reference to model drawing. 5th ed. 1472.06 
 
 m loi'. , Elements of drawing. [In his Paradoxes and puzzles, 
 
 lofi.J 2538 11 
 
 Peale (It) i Graphics; training of the hand." 1850. 1432.37 
 uuskintf.) Elements of drawing. 1857. .1432.26 
 
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 W^iJJ.) Systematic drawing and shading. 
 
 [1870.] 1432 15 
 
 Smith ( Waller). 'Drawing book. ' 1872. ifol.' N.37J3 
 theory of effect. Of light and shade/of colour and 
 
 harmony. Phil., 1851. 12° 1411.06 
 
 llwmpson (O. ) Industrial drawing. [In Amer. soc. sci. assoc. 
 
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 study on landscape art. With an authorized re- 
 production of the lessons and wood cuts in Bus- 
 kins "Elements of drawing." 1875. . . 1472.38 
 
 Warren (II) Half-hour lectures on drawing and paint- 
 ing. 2ded. 1875 fe 1472 31 
 
 Willmms (B) Manual for teaching mod'el'drawing 
 from solid forms. 1S52. . 1433 24 
 
 TrISstp. 648) FigUre DraWin S <P- ^h-Foli'age'tp. 543)';- 
 2. Perspective and Shadows. 
 
 Davenport (R) The amateur's perspective. 2 v. in 1 
 1828-29 -^gg 28 
 
 Davies (C.) Treatise on shades and shadows, and linear 
 perspective. 1832 1435 27 
 
 Fielding (T. H.) Synopsis of practical perspective, 
 oa ea. 1843 1432 23 
 
 Green (B. R) Guide to pictorial perspective. 4th 
 €d 1472 07 
 
 Gwilt(J.) Sciography. 1833. . . . ' .' 1432'o8 
 
 Hadfield (H.H.) Treatise on perspective. With coloured 
 diagrams _ 1432 28 
 
 Hayter (V.) Introd. to perspective, drawing, and paint- 
 
 ing. 1820. 
 
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 Heather (J. F.) Theory of shadows and isometrical 
 projections. 1851 4011 33 
 
 Herdman (W. G.) . Treatise on the curvilinear pers- 
 pective of nature. 1853 1432.21 
 
 Lewis (H. ) Principles of perspective. 6th ed.' 1472 08 
 
 Monge (0.) Theory of shadows and of perspective. 
 1851 4011 33 
 
 Macdonald (A.) Chapter on perspective. [In Tvrwhitt (R St ,T I 
 Handbook, etc. 1868.] 1422 08 
 
 Moore (G. B.) Perspective: its principles and piactice 
 
 2 v. 1850. 1432.11 
 
 rarsey (A.) bcience of vision ; or, natural perspective 
 
 „ 184 ?- • • 1432.09 
 
 renley (A.) Elements of perspective. 1875. 1472.09 
 
 Puclcelt (R C.) Sciography. 1868 1432.31 
 
 Pyne(G.) Practical treatise on perspective. 1852. 1432.22 
 Ruskin (J.) Elements of perspective. 1873. 1432.36 
 Ropes [J.) Linear perspective. 1868. . . . 1432.33 
 Smith (PS.) Manual of linear perspective. 1857. 1432.34 
 Wells (J.) Sciographia, or art of shadows, [anon.] 
 1635 1432.10 
 
 14. Dutch, Flemish, and German 
 Schools of Painting. 
 
 Beckford ( W.) Biographical memoirs of extraordinary 
 painters. A satire. Newed. [anon.'] 1834. 1434.11 
 
 Same. 2d ed. 1780 1434.11 
 
 Oroxoe (J. A.) and Cavalcaselle (G. B.) Early Flemish 
 painters : their lives and worfes. 1872. 1435.14 
 
 Descamps (J. B.) La vie des peintres flamands, alle- 
 mands et hollandois. 5 v. 1753. . . . 1434.05 
 
 Fab-holt (F.W.) Homes, haunts, and works of Rubens, 
 Vandyke, Rembrandt, and Cuyp ; the Dutch 
 genre-painters ; etc. 1871 t 1445.22 
 
 Beaton {Mrs. C.) 'Masterpieces of Flemish art, includ- 
 ing the early German and Dutch schools. With 
 memoirs. 26 photographs. 1869. . . 1436.30 
 
 Kugler (F.) Handbook of painting. The German, 
 Flemish, and Dutch schools. Enlarged by Dr. 
 Waagen. 2 v. 1860 1434.01 
 
 Scott ( W. B.) *Gems of modern Belgian art. 1872. 1436.27 
 
 — *Gems of modern German art, carbon-photographs, 
 
 with remarks and essays. 1873. . . . 1436.31 
 Stanley (G.) Classified synopsis of painters of the 
 
 Dutch and Flemish schools. 1858. . . 1434.03 
 Taine {H.) Art in the Netherlands. 1871. . 1434.04 
 
 — Philosophic de l'art dans les Pays-Bas. 1869. 1431.28 
 Waagen (G. F.) See Kugler (F.). above. 
 
 See also Blackwood, v. 82, 1857 (German paiutiEg ; 2 art.); 
 v. 87, 1860 (Munich and itB school oi christian art) ; Fra- 
 ser's mag., v. 04, 1801 (Modern art in Berlin) ; Quar. rev., 
 v. 109, 1861 (German, Flemish, and Dutch art); Harper's 
 monthly, June, 1877 (Contemp. art in Germany). 
 
 15. Emblems, Symbols, Devices, etc. 
 
 Champfleury (J. Fleury, dit). Histoire de l'imagerie 
 populaire. 1869 1452.18 
 
 Gattv (Mrs. A.) Book of emblems, with interpreta- 
 "tions. 1872 1452.05 
 
 Green (H. ) Shakespeare and the emblem writers. 1766.11 
 
 Knight (F.) 'Heraldic illustrations, designed for the use 
 of herald painters and engravers. 1828. 1166.09 
 
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542 
 
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 cries. 1870 1452.16 
 
 Pigoi (.R.) Moral emblems, with aphorisms, adages, 
 and proverbs, from Jacob Cats and Bobert Farlie. 
 With illus. by J. Leighton. 1860. . . .1446.21 
 
 Richardson (0.) "Iconology ; or, a collection of em- 
 blematic figures. 3 v. 1779 1447.18 
 
 Shaw (H. ) Hand-book of mediaeval alphabets and de- 
 vices. 1856 1446.03 
 
 >8»- See also Alphabets (p. 14);-Symbolism (p. 548). 
 
 16. Ecclesiastical Art. 
 
 L'iibke (W.) Ecclesiastical art in Germany during the 
 middle age3. 5th German ed. 1870. . 1455.26 
 im- See also Architecture (p. 33) ;— Biblical, relig. ana 
 eccl. lit. (Church archaeology, p. 81). 
 
 17. Education in Art. 
 
 Nichols (<?. W.) Art education applied to industry. 
 
 1877. 1415.20 
 
 Perkins (C. O.) Art education in America. [In Amer. soc. soi. 
 
 assoc. Trans , no. 3, 1871.] 5811.02 
 
 Smith (W.) Art education, scholastic and industrial. 
 
 1872 1415.19 
 
 See also Contemp. rev., v. 8, 1868 (An Oxford art scheme, 
 
 by St. J. Tyrwhitt) ; New Englander, v. 25, 1866 (Eolation 
 
 of art to education, by Prof. Hoppiu). 
 
 18. Encouragement and Patronage of Art. 
 
 Barry (J. ) Inquiry into the real and imaginary ob- 
 structions to the acquisition of the arts in England. 
 1775 1433.22 
 
 Elmes (J.) Letter on the insufficiency of the existing 
 establishments, etc. 1814 5058.03 
 
 Qallauiet (E. M.) Government patronage of art. [In Vienna 
 inter, exhib. V. S. reports, v. 2.) 3916.16 
 
 Hoare (P.) Inquiry into the requisite cultivation and 
 present state of the arts of design in England. 
 1806 1433.20 
 
 Pye (J.) Patronage of British art, an hist, sketch. 
 1845 1433.13 
 
 Quatremere de Quincy (A. C.) The destination of works 
 of art and the uses to which they are applied. 
 1821 1412.23 
 
 19. English and British Art. 
 
 1. History and Criticism. 
 Bayne (P.) Glimpses of recent British art [In his Essays, v. 1, 
 1857 ; p. 211-281.) 25)3.04 
 
 Ghesneau (E.) L'artetles artistes modernes. 1864. 1431.25 
 Cook(D.) Art in England : notes etc., 1869. . 1433.12 
 Cunningham (A.) Lives of British painters and sculp- 
 tors. 5 v 1431.01 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Allan (David), v. 5. 
 Bacon (John), v. 3. 
 Banks (Thomas), v. 3. 
 Barry (James), v. 2. 
 Beaumont (George H.), v. 5, 
 Bird (Edward), v. 2. 
 Blake (William), v. 2. 
 Bonmgton (Richard P.), v.4. 
 Burnet (James), v. 5. 
 Oibber (Caius G.), v. 3. 
 Copley (J. S.). v.4. 
 Cosway (Richard), v. 5. 
 Damer (Anne), v. 3. 
 Flaxman (Jotau), v. 3. 
 Fuseli (Henry), v. 2. 
 Gainsborough (T.), v. 1. 
 Gibbons (G.), v. 3. 
 Harlow (G. H.), v. 4. 
 Hogarth (William), v. 1. 
 
 Jaclrson (John), v. 5. 
 Jamesone (G.), v. 4. 
 Lawrence (Thomas), v. 5, 
 Liverseege (H.), v. 5. 
 Moi-laud (G.l, v. 2. 
 Mortimer (John H.). v. 4. 
 Nollekens (Joseph), v. 3. 
 Northcote (James), v. 6. 
 Opie (John), v. 2. 
 Owen (William), v. 4. 
 Raeburn (Henry), v. 4. 
 Ramsay (Allan), v. 4. 
 Reynolds (Sir J.), v. 1. 
 Romney (George), v. 4. 
 Roubiliac (Louis Francis), v. 3. 
 Runciman (Alexander), v 4. 
 West (Benjamin), v. 2. 
 Wilson (Richard), v. 1. 
 Wilton (Joseph), v. 3. 
 
 Hoppner (John), v. 4. 
 
 Fairholi (F. W.) Homes, works, and shrines of English 
 artists, with specimens of their styles. With ram- 
 bles in Borne. 1873 1435.23 
 
 Graham (J. M.) Historical view of literature and art 
 in Great Britain, from the accession of the House 
 of Hanover to queen Victoria. 1871. . . 1433.16 
 
 Redgrave (R. and S.) A century of painters of the 
 English school : with critical notices of their 
 works, and an account of the progress of art in 
 England. 2 v. 1866 1433.03 
 
 Rossetti (W. M.) Fine art, chiefly contemporary. 
 1867 1431.12 
 
 Taylor ( W. B. S.) Origin, progress, and present con- 
 dition of the fine arts in Great Britain and Ireland. 
 2 v. 1841 . . U33.01 
 
 Thornbury (W.) British artists from Hogarth to Tur- 
 ner. 2v. 1861 1433.10 
 
 Walpole (H. ) Anecdotes of painting in England, col- 
 lected by G. Vertue. 5 v. 1782-85. . .1414.18 
 
 Same. 3 v. 1849 1433.17 
 
 Same. 1871 1414.25 
 
 2. Examples of British Art. 
 
 British 'schools of art : a selection of examples. De- 
 scriptions by H. Murray. 2 v. ... , 1437.07 
 
 Hamilton {—). 'English school : a series of the most 
 approved productions in painting and sculpture, 
 executed by British artists from Hogarth to the 
 present time. 4 v. 1831 1421.22 
 
 Scott (W. B.) *Our British landscape painters, from 
 Samuel Scott to David Cox.16 engr.[1872.] 1447.06 
 
 Vernon *gallery of British art. Ed. by S. C. Hall. 2 v 
 
 1850-53 1437.16 
 
 jtffiF See also Pictures (p. 546.) 
 
 20. Engraving, Prints, and Drawings. 
 
 Baldinucci (F.) Dell' arte dell' intagliare in rame. (InhU Opera, 
 v. l.j 1464.01 
 
 Baudrecourt (P. de). Le peintre-graveur francais : 18e 
 siecle. 2 v. 1859 1413.11 
 
 Blanc (C.) Grammar of painting and engraving. From 
 the French. 1874. [187:!.] 1425.15 
 
 Davenport (S.) Engraving. [In Brit, m'f g iudust. 1876.] 3941.31 
 Dodd (W.), publisher. Specimens of early wood en- 
 graving : being impressions of wood-cuts in the 
 possession of the publisher. 1862. . . 1436.23 
 Baplessis ((?.) Wonders of engraving. 1871. 1414.30 
 Fagan ( L. ) Handbook to the department of prints and 
 drawings in the British museum. With introd. 
 and notices of the various schools. 1876. 1434.16 
 Fielding (T. H.) Art of engraving. 1814. . 1436.21 
 Oillcs (F.) Art of wood engraving. 1875. . 1471.29 
 Jackson (I.) and Ohatto (W. A.) "Treatise on wood 
 
 engraving. 1861 1436.22 
 
 Landseer (J. ) Lectures on the art of engraving. 
 
 1807 1415.13 
 
 Origin ( The) and antiquity of engraving : with some 
 remarks on the utility, and pleasures of prints. 
 
 [ByW. S. B] 1872 1413.15 
 
 Palmer (Edward). Glyphography ; or, engraved draw- 
 ing, for printing at the type press after the manner 
 of woodcuts. Lond. , [n.d.] 8°. [Miscel. paraph., 
 
 v. 19.] 5093.19 
 
 Renouvier (J. ) Histoire de l'oiigine et des progres de 
 
 la gravure dans les Pavs-Bas et erTAllemagne, 
 
 jusqu'a la fin du 15e siecle. I860. . . .1413.10 
 
 Ruskin (J. ) Ariadne Florentina. Six lectures on wood 
 
 and metal engraving. 1874 1413.16 
 
 Vertue (G.) Catalogue of engravers who have been born or re- 
 sided in England. [In Walpole (H.) Anecdotes of painting. 
 
 V. 3, 1849.J 1433.19 
 
 Waterton (E.) On niello. \In Archsol. journal, V. 19.] .1463.14 
 Wiltshire (W. H.) Introd. to the study and collection 
 
 of prints. 1874 1434.17 
 
 ,6Sr See also Etching (p. 643). For books of engravings see 
 Pictures (p 547), with the cross references. 
 
 21. Essays (miscellaneous) on art topics. 
 
 1. General and Miscellaneous. 
 
 About (E.) Voyage a travers l'Exposition des beaux- 
 arts. (Peinture et sculpture. ) 1855. . . 1431.11 
 
 Beuli(E.) Causeries sur l'art. 1867. . . .1431.23 
 Contents : Du danger des expositions. L'enseignemeiit 
 de l'architectuie. Le gout public et la sculpture. La 
 peinture decorative. Un prejuge sur l'art romain. Peiu- 
 tres grecs— Polygnote— Apelle. Peinture espagnole. Ve- 
 lasquez— Murillo L'ecole de Rome a\t 19e siecle. 
 
 Brown (J. ) Notes on art. [In his Spare hours.] . . • 2514.13 
 
 Burgon (J. W.) Some remarks on art with reference 
 to studies. 1846 5721.04 
 
 Coleridge (H.) Ignoramus on the arts. [In his Essays, v. 1, 1851 ; 
 p. 178-287.] 2521.10 
 
 Eastlake (Sir C. L.) Contributions to the literature of 
 the fine arts. With a memoir by lady Eastlake. 
 
 2 v. 1848-70 1412-04 
 
 Contents : v. 1. The fine arts. Modern Gorman school 
 of fresco painting. The English school. Representation 
 as distinguished from description. Sculpture. Basso- 
 rilievo. Painting suited to the decoration of public build- 
 ings. Life of Raphael. On the decoration of a villa. 
 
 2 Memoir of Eastlake. How to observe. Language ana 
 art. Beautiful and sublime. Representations of the Sa- 
 viour, etc. 
 
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 lfwi-wn IB. W.) Essays, let series, 1873 ; p. 315-33. . . 2524.05 
 
 _3ociety and solitude. 1870; p. 31-53 2524.03 
 
 Gamier (0.) A travers les arts : causes et melanges. 
 1869 1412.12 
 
 Goethe (J. von). Essays on art. 1845. . . . 1411.04 
 Contents : Introd. to the Propylreum. Upon the Laocoon. 
 The collector and his friends. Upon truth and probability 
 in works of art. Rosalia's sanctuary. Simplo imitation. 
 Pictures of Philostratus. Ancieut and modern. Landscape 
 painting. Aphorisms. Upon dilettantism. Hints to young 
 artists. 
 
 HazlUt(W.) Criticisms on art. 2 v. 1843-44. 14^1.09 
 v. 1. Criticisms on the picture galleries of England. On 
 Hogarth's Marriage a-la-mode. On the flue' arts. On the 
 Elgin marbles. Fouthill abbey. On Flaxman's Lessons on 
 sculpture. Catalogues of pictures in the national galleries. 
 2. On the pleasure of painting. On originality. On the 
 catalogue raisonne of the Loudon institution. On a portrait 
 of au English lady, by Vaudyck. Tlie Vatican. On a land- 
 scape, by N. Poussin. Euglish studouts at Rome. On 
 lady Morgan's Life of Salvator Rosa. Ou Farringtou's Life 
 of Reynolds. On tlie ideal. On judging of pictures. 
 West's picture of Death on the pale horse. On Williams's 
 Views in Greece. Catalogues of pictures in galleries. 
 
 j— On the Fine arts. [Lit. remains, v. 2, p. 111-193.] . .3076.14 
 
 Howilt (A. M.) Art student at Munich. 1854. 964.08 
 
 Jameson (Mrs. A.) Sketches of art. 1857. .1431.08 
 Contents: Sketches in Frankfort, Munich, Nuremberg, 
 and Dresden. 
 
 Knight (C) Pictorial half hours. 4v.in2. 1851. 1452.01 
 
 Laeroix (P.) Curiosites de l'histoire des arts. Par 
 P. L. Jacob [pseicZ.] 1838 1431.19 
 
 Leslie (Frank). Report on the fine arts. [In TJ. S. Paris univ. 
 expos., 1867. Reports, v. 1.] 3915.09 
 
 Meek(A.B.) Jack-Cadeism [materialism] and the fine arts. [In 
 his Romantic passages, etc. 1857 591 .17 
 
 Palgrave (F. T.) Essays on art, 1867. . .1411.21 
 Contents : Royal academy of 1863, 4, 5. Mulready. Her- 
 bert. Holman Hunt. Poetry, prose, and sensationalism 
 in art. Sculpture iu England. The Albert cross, etc. 
 
 Pater (W. H.) Studies in the renaissance. 1873. 1435.08 
 Contents : Auoassin and Nicolette. Pico della Mirandola. 
 Sandro Botticelli. Luca della Robbia. Poetry of Michel- 
 angelo. Lionardo da Vinci. Joachim Du Bellay. Winck- 
 elmann. 
 
 Patterson (R. II.) Essays. 1862 1412.01 
 
 Contents : Colour in nature and art. Real and ideal 
 beauty. Sculpture. Ideal art-congress. Battle of the 
 styles— Ruskin. 
 
 Pictures and painters. Essays upon art : the old mas- 
 ters and modem artists. 1849 5091.07 
 
 Planche(G.) Etudes sur les arts. 1855. . .1431.22 
 Contents : Rubens. Rembrandt. Le Correge. Perin. 
 Ingres et Delacroix. Mozart. Beethoven. Meyerbeer. 
 
 Scoff (W. B.) Half-hour lectures on the history and 
 practice of the fine .and ornamental arts. 
 1861 1411.07 
 
 Tuihill{Mrs.L.C.) Successin life: the artist.1854.1411.25 
 
 Wallace (H. B.) Art and scenery in Europe. 2d ed. 
 
 1868 945.11 
 
 See also Eraser's mag., v. 56, 1857 (The taste of the day ; 
 2 articles). 
 
 22. Etching. 
 
 Hamerton (P. G.) Etcher's handbook. 1871. 1413.14 
 
 — "Etching and etchers. 1868 1436.20 
 
 — Unknown river : an etcher's voyage of discovery. 
 
 1874 1441.04 
 
 Same. 1876 4731.11 
 
 — {editor). The Portfolio. 1870-76. . . . 1417.01 
 
 See also Macmillan's mag., v. 30, 1874 (Masters of etching, 
 by F. Wedmore) ; Fortnightly rev., v. ll(Philos.of etching, 
 by P. a. Hamerton). 
 
 23. Etruscan Art. 
 
 Desverger (M. J. A. K) L'Etrurie et les Etrusques. 
 v. 1-2, Texte. v, 3, "Planches. 1862-64. 1465.15 
 J8®" See also Countries {Etrurw, p. 316.) 
 
 24. European Art. 
 
 Viardot (L.) Wonders of European art. London, 
 1871 1435.11 
 
 &&* See also in this class, headings ' Dutch,' ' English,' 
 'French,' 'Italian,' 'Spanish,' ' Galleries,' etc. 
 
 25. Expression. 
 
 Bell {Sir G.) Anatomv and philosophy of expression 
 as connected with the fine arts. 1806. . 1436.02 
 
 Same. 5th ed. 1865 1436.05 
 
 Same. Newed. 1873 1436.05 
 
 jB®* See also Physiognomy, in general alphabet. 
 
 26. Figure-drawing and Painting. 
 
 Bail (L.) Drawing system. The human head. 
 !861 1435.24 
 
 Bonovu {J. ) Proportions of the human figure, as handed 
 down to us by Vitruvius. With the method of 
 measuring the figure, invented by J. Gibson 
 1872 i43 6 .n 
 
 Cheesmitn (T.) Kudiments of drawing the human 
 figure, [n.tf.] 1436.18 
 
 Cozens ( A.) "Principles of beauty relative to the human 
 head. 1778 A.27.10 
 
 Hay (D. R.) Human head as represented in Greek art. 
 1849 1436.01 
 
 Hicks (G. E-) Guide to figure drawing. 1869. 1472.10 
 
 Phillips (G. F.) Art of drawing and painting simpli- 
 fied : the human figure. 1840. . . . 1432.. 29 
 
 Rehberr/ ( F. ) Drawings faithfully copied from nature at 
 Naples. [Lady Hamilton's Attitudes.] 1794. 1446.23 
 
 Story (W. W.) Proportions of the human figure, ac- 
 cording to a new canon. 1866. . . . 1456.05 
 
 Warren (H.) Artistic anatomy of the human figure. 
 16th ed. 1875 1454.21 
 
 — Artistic treatise on the human figure. Sequel to 
 Weigall. 2d. 1874 1472.12 
 
 Wehjall (C. II.) Art of figure drawing. 1857. 1472.11 
 
 Whiteford (S. T.) Guide to figure painting in water- 
 colours 1471.28 
 
 Williamson (M. B.) Illus. of the human head ; in 3 
 
 drawings A.27.17 
 
 Iffir' See also Artistic Anatomy (p. 539). 
 
 27. Floral Decoration. 
 
 Barrett (W. A.) Flowers and festivals : floral decora- 
 tion of churches. 1868 1451.01 
 
 Cuffs (E. L. ) Essay on the Christmas decoration of 
 churches. [1863.] 1451.03 
 
 Hassard (A.) Floral D. for the dwelling-house. 1451.04 
 
 Practical hints on church floral decoration. By a lady. 
 [anon.] 1869 1451.02 
 
 28. Flower-painting. 
 
 Art of flower painting in water colours, [anon.'] 
 
 1835 1425.05 
 
 Duffiehl (Mrs. W.) Art of flower painting. 11th ed. 
 
 1876 . • • 1472.14 
 
 Hulme (F. E.) and others. Flowers in water colors. [In Foster 
 
 (V.) Drawing series.] 1413.13 
 
 Phillips (G. F.) Art of flower painting. [With his 
 
 Art of drawing. 1840.] 1432.29 
 
 Rosenbery (G. F.) Guide to flower painting in water 
 
 colours. 7th ed 1472.15 
 
 /H= See alio Plant Form (p. 547). 
 
 29. Foliage drawing. 
 
 Barnard (G.) Handbook of foliage and foreground 
 drawing. 1870 1432.30 
 
 Page (1.) Guide for drawing the acanthus, and every 
 description of ornamental foliage. . . . 1451.13 
 j6®- See also Trees (p. 548);— Plant Form (p. 547). 
 
 30. French Art. 
 
 About (E.) Nos artistes au salon de 1857. . 1431.35 
 
 _ Salon de 1864 1431.33 
 
 Chesneau (E. ) Les chefs d'ecole : L. David, Gros, 
 Gericault, Descamps, Meissonier, Ingres, H. Flan- 
 drin, E.Delacroix. 1864 1431.26 
 
 Hamerton (P. G.) Painting in France after the decline 
 of classicism. With 14 photo, illus. 1869. 1436.14 
 
 Merson (0.) Exposition de 1861. La peinture en 
 France 1431.24 
 
 Planche (G.) Etudes sur l'e'cole francaise (1831-52). 
 Peinture et sculpture. 2 v. 1855. . . . 1431.20 
 
 Scott (W. B.) * Gems of French art: Carbon photo- 
 graphs from modern artists. 1871. . . . 1436.16 
 See also N A rev., v. 74, 1852 ; Blackwood, v. 78, 1855 ; 
 Littell 1865, v. 1 ; Contemp. rev., v. 6, 1867 ; Fortnightly 
 rev v.' 7, 1867; Harper's monthly, Mch., 1877 (Coutem. art.) 
 $3» For numerous articles on French art, see p. 238-248 
 of the Table generate de la Revue des deux mondes. 
 
 31. Fresco Painting and Mural Decoration. 
 
 Arundel society. J8ST For Contents see p. 48 of Catalogue. 
 Goodwin (T.) Art of mural decoration. 1874. 1472.16 
 
 In asking for books, use tfre " Book Orders," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
544 
 
 FINE ARTS: Fresco to Gems and Precious Stones. 
 
 Gruner (L.) Fresco decorations and stuccoes of 
 churches and palaces in Italy, 15th-16th centuries. 
 
 1854 
 
 See also Blackwood's mag., v. 88, 1860 (Arundel society) ; 
 Ed. rev., v. 123, 1866. 
 
 Merim6e (J. F. L.) The art of painting in oil and in 
 fresco. 1830 1424.16 
 
 Merrifield( Mrs. M. P. ) Art of fresco painting. 1846. 1443. 01 
 
 Munti (J. H. ) Encaustic : or Count Caylus's method of 
 painting in the manner of the ancients. 1760. 1443.04 
 
 Taylor (W. B. S.) Manual of fresco and encaustic 
 painting. 1843 14J3.02 
 
 Thomas (W. C.) Mural or monumental decoration. 
 Fresco, encaustic, water-glass, mosaic, oil-paint- 
 ing. 1870 1443.03 
 
 4j®- For references to numerous articles on Mural paint- 
 ing soe p. 244 of the Table generate de la Revue des deux 
 mondes. 
 j&g- See also Decorative Art (p. 540.) 
 
 32. Furniture and Household Taste. 
 Brown (R.) Rudiments of drawing cabinet and 
 
 upholstery furniture. 1835 1317.20 
 
 Eastlake (G. i.) Hints on household taste in furoi- 
 ture, upholstery, and other details. 1868. 1453.17 
 Oavrelt (R. and A.) Suggestions for house decoration 
 in painting, woodwork,and furniture. 1877. 1151.20 
 Gothic album for cabinet makers. 1868. . . . 1316.18 
 Ideas for rustic furniture on 25 plates. 1838. 1316.34 
 Jones (Mrs. G. S.) and Williams (K T.) Household 
 
 elegancies. 1875 1453.16 
 
 Loflie{W. J.) A plea for art in the house. 1877. 1451.19 
 
 Loudon (J. G.) * Encyclopaedia of college, farm, and 
 
 villa architecture, and furniture. 1869. . 1313.33 
 
 Pollen (J. H.) Ancient and modern furniture and 
 
 woodwork. 1876 1453.15 
 
 — Furniture and woodwork. [In Brit, m'fg indust. 1876.] 3941.30 
 Sliaw (H. ) * Specimens of ancient furniture. With 
 descriptions, by S. R. Meyrick. 1836. . 1316.17 
 Stockton (F. R. and M. ) The home : where it should 
 be and what to put in it. 1873. . . . 1311.05 
 Sutherland (W.) Art of house decoration. 1868. 1312.18 
 Viollet-le-duc (E E.) * Dictionnaire raisonne du mobilier 
 francais de l'epoque carlovingienne a la renais- 
 sance. 3v. 1838-72 1315.24 
 
 Whitaker (H.) House furnisher and decorator's as- 
 sistant. 1817 1317.19 
 
 See also Harper's mag., April, 1877 ; (Furniture and its 
 decoration in tbe renaissance); Scribner's monthly v. 10-11, 
 1877 (A series of articles by Clarence Cook). 
 
 JS£S" See also, in this class, Decorative art (p. 540) ; — In- 
 dustrial art (p. 545) ;—also Arts (Useful : Cabinet making, 
 p. 40). 
 
 33, Galleries and Museums. 
 
 1. Descriptive Handbooks. 
 Atkinson (J. B.) An art tour to northern capitals of 
 
 Europe. 1873 1442.05 
 
 British Museum. Handy-book of the British Museum, 
 
 for every-day readers. By T. Nichols. 1870. 1431.15 
 Jameson, (Mrs. A. ) Private galleries of art in London. 
 
 1841 > 1442.03 
 
 London International exhibition. Official reports. Fiue 
 
 art division, part 1. Ed. by Lord Houghton. 
 
 1871 1433.26 
 
 Louvre. Guide through the galleries. 1864. . 1421.27 
 St. John (B.) The Louvre; or, biography of a museum. 
 
 1855 1433.21 
 
 See also Quar. rev., v. 117, 1865 (Galleries of the Louvre) 
 Palgrave (F. T.) Descriptive handbook to the fine art 
 
 collections in Internat. exhibition of 1862. 1433.23 
 Passavant (J. D. ) Tour of a German artist in England 
 
 2 v. 1836 1413.21 
 
 Smith (J.) "Catalogue raisonne of the works of the 
 
 most eminent Dutch, Flemish, and French paint- 
 ers. Part 1-9. 1829-42 1425.26 
 
 Waagen (G. F.) Treasures of art in Great Britain. 
 
 [Index in v. 1.] 3 v. 1854-57. . . . 1433.05 
 
 Same. Supplement. 1857 1433.08 
 
 2. Illustrated Works. 
 Barri (L.) "Herculanum et Pompeii ; recueil despein- 
 
 tures, bronzes, mosaiqaes, etc. , graves par H. Roux 
 
 . ainfS. 8 v 1455.01 
 
 Fltzwilliam museum, (Cambridge, England). Illustra- 
 
 tions and descriptions of the collection of ancient 
 marbles, specimens of ancient bronze, and various 
 ancient fictile vases, formerly in the possession of 
 John Disney. 3 parts in 1 v. 1849. . . 1447,02 
 Florence Galleries. 
 
 — Imperiale e reale galleria *Pitti. Illustrata par cura 
 
 di L. Bardi. 4 v. 1837-42 N 27.01 
 
 — Museum Florentinum. 11 v. Viz.: . . . A.17 01 
 
 Gemmae antiques. Imagines. Cum observ. A. F. Gorii 2 v 
 
 Florentise, 1731-32. fol A. 17 01 
 
 Statuse antiquse. Cum observ. A. F. Gorii. Florentisi 1734 
 
 1°1 , ■ ■ • ■ a! 17.03 
 
 Antiqua numismata. Cum observ. A. F. Gorii. 3 v. Floieii- 
 
 tiae, 1734-42. fol A. 17 04 
 
 Serie di ritratti degli eccellenti pittori. Colle vite da 1' 
 
 Moiicke. 4 v. Firenze, 1752-62. fnl a. 17.07 
 
 In seguito. Esistente appresBO A. Pazzi. ConnotiziedaA. 
 
 Marrini. Firenze, 1765. fol a. 17,11 
 
 — Reale galleria di Firenze. Serie 1-5 in 13 v. 
 
 1817-24 H23.01 
 
 Serie 1. Quadri di storia. 3 v. 2. Quadri di varie genera. 
 
 1 v. 3. Eitratti di pittori. 4 v. 4. Statue, Bassirilievi, 
 buBti, et bronze. 3 v. 5. Cammei et intagli. 2 v. 
 
 Musie Napoleon (Galerie du), Publiee par Filhol ; 
 re'digee par J. Lavallee. 10 v. 1802-10. . 1444.01 
 
 Museum Disneiauum. See Fitswiliiam museum, etc. . . 1447.02 
 
 Museum of painting and sculpture. Drawn and etched 
 by Reveil ; with descriptive notices by Duchesne. 
 17 v. 1829-35 1421.01 
 
 National * gallery i- a series of 29 plates from the best 
 pictures in that collection, by Correggio, Paul 
 Veronese, and Caracci ; Murillo, Rubens, end 
 Vandyck ; Poussin and Wilson ; Gainsborough, 
 Reynolds, and Wilkie ; Rembrandt, Cuyp, and 
 Canaletti. 1846 N.27.11 
 
 National * gallery of pictures by the great masters. 
 
 2 v 1446.24 
 
 OrUans. * Galerie lithographiee des tableaux du due 
 
 d'Orleans, publiee par MM. Vatout et Quenot. '1 v. 
 1825-29. fol A.57 
 
 Pisiolesi (E. ) *H Vaticano descritto ed illustrato. 8 v. 
 1829-38. fol N.27.05 
 
 Rhigeiti (P. ) *Descrizione del Campidoglio. 2v. fol. 
 
 Stafford. * Engravings of the marquis of Stafford's 
 collection of pictures in London, arranged accord- 
 ing to schools and in chronological order. With 
 remarks. By W. Y. Ottley [and] P. W. Tomp- 
 kins. 4 v. 1818. fol _ A.57 
 
 Vienna. * Galerie imperiale et royale du Belvedere a 
 Vienne. Gravee, avec un Texte. Publiee par C. 
 Haas. 4v. en 2 1446.06 
 
 34. Gems and Precious Stones ; Jewelry. 
 
 1. Engraved Gems and Antiques. 
 Billing (A.) Science of gems, jewels, etc. 1875. 1583.12 
 King (C. W.) * Antique gems : their origin, uses, and 
 value. 1860 1585.04 
 
 — * Handbook of engraved gems. 1866. . . 1585.09 
 Knight (F.) * Gems, or device book. 2d ed. .1454.01 
 La Chau (Abbi G. de) and Le Blond (G. M.)) 'Descrip- 
 tion des principales pierres gravees du cabinet du 
 due d'Orleans. 2 v. 1780-84 1*67.10 
 
 Poniatowski (Prince). "Antique gems. See Prendeville (J.) Pho- 
 tographic facsimiles, etc 1466.11 
 
 Prendeville (J.) "Photographic facsimiles of the an- 
 tique gems formerly possessed by the late prince 
 Poniatowski, with a description and poetical 
 illustrations of each subject from classical authors. 
 2 v U66.U 
 
 Watford (W. S.) and Way (A.) Examples of medisBval seals. 
 ["Archaeol. jour., v. 14 and 18.] I 168 - 13 
 
 Westropp (H. M.) Manual of precious stones and an- 
 tique gems. 1874 1583.11 
 
 Worlidge (T.) * Selected collection of drawings from 
 curious antique gems ; etched after the manner of 
 
 Rembrandt. 1768 1466.10 
 
 See also Dublin university mag., Nov., 1874. 
 ,8®- See also (p. 544) entries under Galleries and Mu- 
 seums [Itlustrated works). 
 2. Natural History and Technics of Precious Stones ; Jewelry.etc. 
 
 Babinet (J.) Diamond and other precious stones. [/» Smith, 
 report, 1870.] • ..SJ*-" 
 
 Barrera (Mme. de) Gems and jewels : their history, 
 geography, chemistry and ana. I860. . 158* iu 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY, 
 
FINE ARTS : Gems and Precious Stones to Italian Art. 
 
 545 
 
 CoUins(J.E-) Private book of useful alloy -.1872. 3932.11 
 DieidafaU (L.) Diamonds and precious stones. 
 
 1871 15S1.04 
 
 Emanuel (H.) Diamonds and precious stones : their 
 
 history, value and characteristics. 1867. 1585.07 
 Fairlio t(F. W.) Ancient brooches and dress fastenings. [In his 
 
 U uubles of an arckfflologist. 1871.] 1445.16 
 
 Feuchtuxmger (L. ) Popular treatise on gems.1809.l~8 1.01 
 Jeffries (D.) Treatise on diamonds and pearls. 
 
 1800. . 1581.02 
 
 King (C. W.) Natural history of precious stones and 
 
 precious metals. 1870. ..... 1585.10 
 
 Same. 1865. . . . , , . . . 1585.05 
 
 Lutschaunig (A.) Book of hallmarks; or manual of 
 
 reference for the gold .mdsilveismith.1872.4002.10 
 plinius Secundus (C.) Natural history, v. 6, 1857. . . . 4715.06 
 Scheie de Vere tit.) Pearls. [In his Wonders of the deep.] 482u.ll 
 Tavernier (J. B.) Extract from voyages to inquire concerning 
 
 diamond mines. [In Pinkerton, v. 8 ] 920.08 
 
 Tlieophrastus. History of stones. 2d ed. 1774. 4113.04 
 Useful companion and artificer's assistant. 18"fi. 6017.06 
 Vioilet Le Due (E. E.) *Bijoux de corps, 750-1550. ( In his Diet. 
 
 du mobilier franpais, v. 3. ] 1315.26 
 
 Wilson ID.) Pearl-fisheries in the Persian gulf. [In Royal geogr. 
 
 soc. journal, v. 3, 1833.] 903.06 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 7, 1861 (Diamonds and 
 
 pearls) ; Chambers's journal, v. 4, 1867 (Diamond cutting) ; 
 
 Harper's monthly, v. 19 (Something about diamonds, by 
 
 J. W. Watson) j v. 32 (Diamonds and other gems, by J. 
 
 Bonner) ; v. 42 (A chapter on gems, by W. H. Strobridge) ; 
 
 v. 46 (Life in the diamond fields, by A. E. Coleman); Mac- 
 
 millan, Jan., 1861 (Diamonds, by W. Pole) ; North Brit, 
 
 rev., Nov., 1852, or Eclectic mag., v. 28, 1853 (A very elabor- 
 ate article on the diamond). 
 
 35. Glass Painting. 
 
 Bielfeld(H.) Guide to painting on glass. . . 1472.17 
 
 Fromberg (MO.) Art of painting on glass. 1857. 1443.23 
 
 dessert (M, A.) Art of painting on glass. 1857. 1443.24 
 
 * Weak (J. ) Divers works of early masters iu Christian 
 
 decoration : Albert Durer, etc. With examples of 
 
 ancient painted and stained glass. 2 v. 1846. 
 
 See also Ed. rev., v. 125, 1867 (Modern glass painting). 
 
 36. Greek Art. 
 
 Mahaffy (J. P.) Greek music and painting. [In his Rambles and 
 
 studies in Greece, p. 282-321.] 1032.16 
 
 Taine(K) Art in Greece. 1871 1411.18 
 
 — Philosophic de l'art en Grece. 1869. . .1431.29 
 See also Contemp. rev., Aug., 1874 (Greek painters, by A. 
 8. Murray) ; Ed. rev., July. 1874 (Canon of beauty in Greek 
 art). 
 
 4iEff* See also other headings, as Ancient art (p. 539) ; — 
 Galleries (p. 544) ;— Gems and Jewels (p. 544) ;— Sculpture 
 (p. 548) ; — etc. Much information is to be found in works 
 descriptive of Greece, p. 328 of Catalogue. 
 
 37. History and Criticism. 
 
 [See alto Ancient art (p. 539).] 
 
 D'Anvers (N.) Elementary history of art. 1874. 1422.19 
 
 Dean {A.) European art. [In his Hist, of civilization, v. 7.] 417.23 
 
 Huntington (D.) General view of the fine ar.s, critical 
 and historical. 4th ed. 1851 1411.03 
 
 Lossing (B. J.) Outline history of the fine arts. 1431.06 
 Contents: Architecture. Sculpture. Painting. Engraving. 
 
 Liibke (W.) History of art. Tr. by F. E. Bunnett. 
 2v. 1868 1455.19 
 
 Pulszky [F.) Iconographic researches on human ra^es and their 
 art. [In Wott (J. C.) and Gliddon (G. R. ) Indigenous races, 
 1857 ; p. 87-203.] 4736.02 
 
 Stnan {E.) Discours sur l'etat des beaux-arts au 14e siecle. 
 [With Le Clercq (V.) and Renan (E.) Histoire, etc. 2784.19 
 Contents: Painting. Sculpture. Architecture. Music. 
 
 Vitet (L. ) Etudes sur l'histoire de l'urt 2e ed. 4 v. 
 
 1867. ..., 1431.14 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Antiquite, Grace— Rome— Bas- Empire, 
 v. 2. Moyen age. v. 3. Temps modernes : La Peinture 
 en Italie, en France et anx Pays-Bas. v. 4. Temps mo- 
 dernes : Arts divers ; Musique religieuse — Musique 
 dramatique. 
 
 Zeffi (9. 0.) Manual of the historical development of 
 art, prehistoric, ancient, classic, early christian. 
 
 1876 1422.21 
 
 m~ See also Biography (p. 539);— Essays (p. 542);— Paint- 
 ing (p. 546). 
 
 38. Illumination and Missal Painting. 
 Audsley (W. and G.) Art of illuminating and missal 
 
 painting. 15th ed. 1873 1472.18 
 
 Bradley (J. W.) and Goodwin (T. G.) Manual of illumi- 
 
 nation on paper and vellum. 21st ed., revised bv 
 J. J. Laing. 1875. 1472 jg 
 
 Cennini(C.) Treatise on painting; with the art of 
 gilding and illuminating manuscripts. 1844 1425 li 
 
 Jewitl (K) Manual of illuminated and missal painting 
 I860 o f 1443.07 
 
 Laing (J. J.) Companion to [Bradley and Goodwin's] 
 Manual of illumination, containing boidtrs. capi- 
 tals, text, and detail furnishing, etc. 1873 1472 02 
 
 Tymms ( W. R.) and Wyait (it. I).) Art of illuminating 
 as practised in Europe from the earliest times. 
 
 1860. 
 
 1466.01 
 
 — History, theory, and practice of illuminating. Con- 
 
 densed from ' The art of illuminating.' 1405.08 
 Ward (21.) Practical treatise on the art of illuminat- 
 ing- 1465.05 
 
 OSS" See also (p. 14 of Catalogue; Alphabets, ornamental 
 lettering, etc. 
 
 39. Industrial Art. 
 
 Art recreations ; with receipts for preparing materials 
 I860- 1443.27 
 
 Arts (Les) * somptuaires : histoire du costume et de 
 l'ameublement et des arts et industries qui s'y 
 rattachent, sous la direction de Hangard-Mauge. 
 Texte par C. Louandre. 2vinl. 1807. . 1466.02 
 
 Same. Planches, 5e aul7e siecle. 2 v. . 1466.02 
 
 Bachhqffner (G, H.) Chemistry as applied to the fine 
 aris. 1837. .......... 4216.35 
 
 Burty (P.) Chefs-d'oeuvre of the industrial arts. 
 Pottery and porcelain, enamel, goldsmith's work, 
 and tapestry. 1869. ....... 1453.05 
 
 Labarle (J.) Hand-book of the arts of the middle ages 
 and renaissance. 1855. ...... 1413.03 
 
 Mason (G. G.) Application of art to manufactures. 
 [Metals, enamels, electrotypy, porcelain, glass 
 and ornament.] 1858. ...... .3914.23 
 
 Wyait (M. D. ) Fine art, a sketch of its history, theory 
 practice, and application to industry.1870. 1412.16 
 ,6®- See also Arts (Useful : various headings, p. 39-48);— 
 Education, p. 542, 
 
 40. Italian Art. 
 
 ArtandL nature under an Italian sky. By M. J., M. D. 
 
 [anon.} 1853. ......... 1435.04 
 
 Burckhardt (Dr. J.) The cicerone : or, art guide to 
 
 painting in Italy. Prom the German, by Mr3. 
 
 A. H. Clongh. 1873. ........ 1435.15 
 
 Coqnei-el (A.) The fine arts in Italy in their religious 
 
 aspect. 1859. .......... 14d5.07 
 
 Crowe {J. A.) and Cavalcaselle (G. B.) New history of 
 painting in Italy, 2d to the 16tL century. 3 v. 
 
 1864-66. ............ 1435.01 
 
 — History of painting in North Italy, 14th to 16th 
 
 century. 2 v. 1871. ...... .1435.12 
 
 Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 135, 1872. 
 
 Fuseli (H.) History of art in the schools of Italy. [In his Life, 
 etc., v 3.j 3063.11 
 
 Jameson (Mrs. A.) Memoirs of the early Italian paint- 
 ers. 1808. ........... 1435.09 
 
 Jarves {J. J.) Art studies: the "Old Masters" of 
 Italy, 1861. .......... 1412.02 
 
 Kugler (F. T.) Schools of painting in Italy. Tr. by a 
 lady. Ed. bySirC.L. Eastlake. 2 v. 1851. 1435.05 
 
 Lanzi (L.) "History of painting in Italy, to the end 
 of the 18th century. Tr. by T. Koscoe. 3 v. 
 1847 1414.07 
 
 Mentz (P. ) Les chefs-d'oeuvre de la peinture italienne ; 
 ouvrage contenant vingt planches chromolitho- 
 graphiques execute'es par P. Kellerhoven, trtnte 
 planches sur bois et qnarante culs-de-lampo et 
 lettres orne"es. 1870. . 1457.18 
 
 Oltlev (W. Y.) *The Italian school of design, fol. 
 1823. A.47.25 
 
 — *FIorentine school, fol. 1826 A.47.24 
 
 Rosini ( G ) *Storia della pittura italiana esposta coi 
 
 monutnenti. 7 v. 8°. 1839-47. . . . 1423.18 
 
 — — *Same. 4 epoca in 2 v. fol. .... . A.27.8 
 
 Note.— The general index follows p. 260 of v. 7. 
 
 TTrbino (Mrs. S. R.) The old masters ; princes of art. 
 1870. ............. 1414.23 
 
 Vasari (G ) Lives of painters, sculptors and archi- 
 tects. [Until the 16th century]. 5 v. 1850. 1414.01 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AO i'HOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
546 
 
 FINE ARTS: Italian Art to Painting. 
 
 Viardot (L.) * Wonders of Italian art. London, 
 
 1870 1435.10 
 
 Same. New York, 1870 1435.10.a 
 
 See also Fortnightly rev., v. 10, 1868 (Old masters at 
 Florence, by A. C. Swinburne ) ; v. 14, 1870 (Hand and 
 soul, by D. G. Rossetti) ; Westm. rev., v. 85, 1866 (Review 
 of Taine). 
 
 j(t&- See also various headings in this class, and (in 
 Countries) descriptive works of travel in Italy (p. 336) ; 
 | Eome (p. 363) Florence (p. 319) ; Naples (p. 346), etc. 
 
 41. Landscape Painting. 
 
 Alston (J. W. ) Hints to young practitioners. Neu- 
 tral tint. 1820 1424.17 
 
 Barnard (G.) Landscape painting in water colours. 
 1853 . . 1425.04 
 
 Burnet (J.) Landscape painting in oil colours. 
 1849 1425.02 
 
 Callow (J.) Landscape in water colours. . . 1432.04 
 
 Chase {Jolin). Practical treatise on landscape paint- 
 ing, 1862 1425.16 
 
 Clint (A.) Guide to oil painting : landscape from na- 
 ture. 18G8 1472.28 
 
 Harley ( G. ) Guide to landscape drawing, in pencil 
 and chalk. 10th ed. 1865 1472.22 
 
 Marvy (L. ) * Landscape painters of England. Steel 
 engravings. Ed.by W.M.Thackeray. 1850. 1446.08 
 
 Needham (J.) Landscape and trees in pencil. [Foster 
 (V. ) Drawing copy book. ] 1432. 05 
 
 Phillips (G.F.) Principles of effect and colour, as applic- 
 able to landscape painting. [1842?] . . 1425.07 
 
 Tomlinson (W-) Art of landscape painting in oil 
 colours. 1871 1432.32 
 
 Williams ( W. ) Art of landscape painting in oil colours. 
 
 23d ed. 1877 1472.21 
 
 See Fortnightly rev., v. 3, 1865 (Place of landscape amongst 
 the fine arts, by P. G. Hamerton). Also Sketching (p. 548). 
 
 42. Lithography. 
 
 Hullmandel (C.) Manual, etc. 1820 1445.24 
 
 Straker (C.) Instructions, etc. 1867. . . . 1445.23 
 
 43. Marine Painting. 
 
 Carmichael (J. W.) Art of marine painting in oil 
 colours. 7th ed. 1876 1472.23 
 
 — Art of marine painting in water colours. 11th ed. 
 
 1875 1472.24 
 
 44. Miniature Painting. 
 
 Day (C W.) Art of miniature painting. 8th ed. 
 1870 1472.25 
 
 Mansion (L. ) Letters upon the art of miniature paint- 
 ing, [n. d.] 1443.09 
 
 Phillips (G. F.) Miniature painting. [With his Art 
 of drawing, etc. 1840.] 1432.29 
 
 Russell ((?.) Art of miniature painting in oil on ivory ; 
 wax crayons, and water colours, gilding on glass 
 etc. [1870.] . 1443.08 
 
 lempleton (J. 8.) and Wall (A. H.) Guide to minia- 
 ture painting, and colouring photographs ; with a 
 few words on portrait painting. 8th ed. 1472.26 
 
 45. Monograms. 
 
 Berri (D. G.) Monograms, historical and practical. 
 1869 : 1165.04 
 
 Brulliot (F.) Dictionnalre des monogrammes, mar- 
 ques figurees, lettres initiales, noms abre'ges etc 
 3v.ini. 1832 1436.17 
 
 Chafers (W.) Marks and monograms on pottery and 
 porcelain. 3d ed. 1870 . . 1445.21 
 
 46. Monumental Brasses. 
 Boutell ( C. ) Monumental B. of England. 1849. 1467. 20 
 Haines (H. ) Manual of monumental brasses in the 
 British Isles. 2 v. 1861 1452.11 
 
 47. Mosaic Pavements. 
 
 Jones ( 0. ) Designs for mosaic pavements. With essay 
 
 on then: structure, by F. O. Ward. 1842. 1467,01 
 
 48. Painting. (General Works.) 
 
 1. Theory, Practice and Criticism. 
 
 Algarolti (F, conte). An essay on painting. 1764. 1411.23 
 
 Barry (J. ) Lectures on painting. Ed. by R. N. Wor- 
 num. 1848 1424.08 
 
 Blanc ( C. ) Grammar of painting and engraving 1874 
 [1873.] .". . S i425.l5 
 
 Burnet (J. ) Practical essays on the fine arts. 1848. 1424. 12 
 
 — Practical hints on composition. 1853. . . 1436.08 
 
 — Progress of a painter in the 19th century. 1854. 1424! 01 
 Cennini ( C. ) Treatise on painting ; fresco, secco, oil 
 
 and distemper. 1844 1425.11 
 
 Eastlake (Sir C. L.) Materials for a history of oil 
 
 painting. 2 v. 1847-69 1-122.03 
 
 Note.— A history, rather, of materials used in oil painting 
 Fuseli (H.) Lectures on painting. Bohn, 1848. 1424.08 
 
 — Lectures on art and painting. [In his Life, etc., v. 2-3.] 3063.11 
 Gullick [T. J.) and Timbs (J. ) Painting popularly ex- 
 plained ; including hist, sketches. . . . 1422.12 
 
 Hamerton tP. G.) A painter's camp. 1867. . 953^22 
 
 — Practical work of painting. [In International rev., May, 1875.1 
 Hayter (C.) Introduction to painting. 1820. 1432.13 
 Howard (H.) Lectures on painting. 1848. . 1424.03 
 Hundertpfund (H.) Art of painting. 1849. . 1412.19 
 Lairesse (G. de). Treatise on painting. 1817. 1425.10 
 Leslie (C.R.) Handbook for young painters. 1855. 1424^04 
 Lessing (G. E.) Laocoon : an essay on the limits of 
 
 painting and poetry. 1853 1412.14 
 
 Mengs (A. B.) Works. Tr. from the Italian. 2 v 
 
 1796 1412.08 
 
 v. 1. Memoirs ; Beauty and taste in painting. Of taste. 
 Reflections upon Raphael, Correggio, and Titian, and upon 
 the ancients. 
 
 2. Upon the means of making the polite arts flourish in 
 Spain. Memoirs concerning Correggio. Rules for masters 
 and pupils in painting. 
 
 Opie (J.) Lectures on painting. Bohn, 1848. 1424.08 
 Reynolds (Sir J. ) Discourses ; notes and plates by 
 
 J. Burnet. 1842 1425.01 
 
 Ruskin(J.) Lectures on architecture and. 1856. 1313.11 
 
 — Modern painters. Pts. 1-5. in 4 v. London, 1856- 
 
 57. 8° 1425.21 
 
 Same. 5 v. N. Y., 1852-57. 12°. . . .1424.22 
 
 — Modern painters. 5 v. N. Y., 1872. . . . 1124. 22 
 Schlegel (K. W. F. von). Letters on christian art. [In his Esthe- 
 tic works.] 2542.12 
 
 Theory of effect. Of light and shade, of colour and 
 harmony. 1851 1411. OG 
 
 Twining (H.) Philosophy of painting : theoretical and 
 practical. 1849 1425.09 
 
 Vinci (L. da). Treatise on painting. With life, by J. 
 W. Brown. 1835 1424.02 
 
 Willson (H. ) Use of a box of colours. 1842. . 1425. 1 2 
 
 Oil Painting. 
 
 Merimte (J. F. L.) Art of painting in oil, and in fresco. 
 
 1839 1424.16 
 
 Osborne (Laughlon). Handbook of oil painting. By 
 
 an American artist, [anon.'] 1856. . . 1424.06 
 Templeton (J. S.) and Clint (A.) Guide to oil painting. 
 
 Pt. 1, Elementary, by J. S. T. Pt. 2, Landscape 
 
 from nature, by A. C. 2 v. 1868. . . 1472.27 
 ,8®- Consult Subdivisions (p. 628) for other kinds of painting. 
 
 2. History, Biography, and Criticism. 
 
 Blanj (C.) * History of the painters of all nations. 
 With illustrations. 1853 1447.17 
 
 Buchanan (W.) Memoirs of painting, with chrono- 
 logical history of the importation of pictures into 
 England since the French Revolution. 2 v. in 1. 
 1824 1432.06 
 
 Davis (J. P.) Thoughts on great painters. 1866. 1415.11 
 
 Elmes (J. ) Arts and artists, or anecdotes of painting, 
 sculpture, etc. 3 v. 1825 1414.10 
 
 Healon (Mrs. C.) Concise history of painting. 
 1873 1422.18 
 
 History of painting, [anon.] L„ 1835. 18°. 1412.25 
 
 Jervis (J. W., lady). Painting and celebrated painters, 
 ancient and modern. Schools of Italy, Spain, 
 Fiance, Germany, and the Netherlands. 2 v. 
 1854. ... 1414.16 
 
 Radcliffe (A. G.) Schools and masters of painting: 
 with app. on the principal galleries of Europe. 
 1876. ............ 1444.18 
 
 Seguier (F. P.) Critical and commercial dictionary of 
 the works of painters, 1250-1850. . . .1415.15 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
FINE ARTSt Painting to Sacred Art. 
 
 547 
 
 Shedd (Mrs. J. A.) Famous painters and paintings. 
 
 107fi » 14J5. 
 
 1876. 
 
 IS 
 
 Tytler (S.) Modern painters and their paintings. 
 
 1874 • 1431.37 
 
 — The old masters and their pictures. 1874. 1431.38 
 WMe(SirD.) Remarks on painting. [In his Life, v. 3, p. M8- 
 
 Wormm (k 'n') ' Epochs of painting. 1864. 1432.03 
 " **- See also Biography of Artists (p. 639.) 
 
 49. Periodicals. 
 'Aldine (T/ie) ; a typographic art journal. v. 4-8. 
 
 1871-76 ,••:„•• * j • 
 
 •4rf Dictorial and industrial : an illustrated magazine. 
 
 v 1, July, 1870-June, 1871. . . . .1417.11 
 
 'Adjournal (The), v. 1-28 1849-1876. . . . 1416 11 
 
 'Art union. 10 v. 1838-1848 1416.05 
 
 'Ck a yon(The). v. 1-8, Jan., 1855-May 1861. 922.16 
 'Graphic (The): an illustrated weekly newspaper 
 
 v. 1-14. 1870-76 1427.01 
 
 'Illustrated London news. v. 1-69, 1842-76. . 
 'Magasinpittoresque. v. 1-44, 1833-71). . . • 
 'Portfolio (The) : an artistic penodioal. Ed. by P. G. 
 
 Hamertou. 1^70 1417.01 
 
 «s- The library possesses among other illustrated jour- 
 nals sets more or Iosb complete of Harper's Weekly, 
 Illustrirte Zeitang, Ueber Land und Meer. 
 
 50. Pictures: Illustrated Works 
 
 not included in other divisions. 
 
 BaiUk (Capt. W.) 'Works, after paintings and draw- 
 ings by the greatest masters. 1792. . . A.57.05 
 Boydell's *Graphie illustrations of Shakspeare. London, 
 
 1802. fol A.37.23 
 
 Ball (S. ft) * Royal gallery of art. 4 v. fol. N.37.14 
 Liivre(E.) Art gems. 'Thirty engravings from emi- 
 nent painters. With notices. 1873. . . 1456.19 
 Sogers (ft) 'Collection of prints in imitation of draw- 
 ings. 2 v. 1778 A.57.04 
 
 Waring (J- B.) *Art treasures of the United Kingdom. 
 Chromolithographed by H. Bedford. London, 
 
 1858. fol 1447.16 
 
 jg®* See also, in the general alphabet, for specimens 
 of their work, the names of the following artists, viz.: 
 Holbein (Hans). 
 Eaulbach (W. von). 
 Leech (John) 
 
 Bewick (Thomas). 
 
 Buonarroti (Michael Angelo). 
 
 Ganova (A..) 
 
 Catnach (J.) 
 
 Cattermole (E.) 
 
 Cruikshank (George). 
 
 Darley (F. O. C.) 
 
 Domenichino. 
 
 Dori (Gustave). 
 
 Doyle (Kichard). 
 
 Dilrer (Albrecht). 
 
 Finden (J. and W.) 
 
 Flaxman (John). 
 
 Foster (Birket). 
 
 Gibson (John). 
 
 Gillray (James). 
 
 Sri set E.) 
 
 Hogarth (William). 
 
 Miilais (John E.) 
 
 Mnlready (Wm.) 
 
 Murillo. 
 
 Picart (Bernard). 
 
 Raphael Sanzio. 
 
 Rembrandt. 
 
 Retsch (M.) 
 
 Reynolds {Sir Joshua). 
 
 Roberts (David). 
 
 Seccombe (T. S.) 
 
 Titian. 
 
 Turner (J. M. W.) 
 
 Vandyck (Antoine). 
 
 Wilkie {Sir David). 
 
 51. Picturesque. 
 
 nope {E. M.) In Cambridge essays, 1856 ; p. 116-153. , . 2517.14 
 
 Price (Sir U.) On the picturesque. 1842. .1412.24 
 
 Twining (H.) Elements of picturesque scenery. 1436.25 
 
 See also Contemp. rev., v. 20, 1872 (Beauty conferred by 
 
 imperfection and decay, by W. R. Greg);— Scenery (p. 548). 
 
 52. Plant Form. 
 
 Burbridge (F. W.) Art of botanical drawing. 1873. 1472. 13 
 
 Rulme(F.E) 'Sketches from nature of plant form. 
 
 1868 1466.00 
 
 53. Portrait Painting. 
 
 Burnet {J.) Practical hints on portrait P. 1860. 1425.08 
 
 Merrifield (Mrs.) Directions for portrait painting in 
 water-colours. 15th ed. 1875. . . . 1471.21 
 
 Murray (H.) Art of portrait painting in oil colours. 
 23d ud. 1877 1472.32 
 
 Sully IT.) Hints to youna painters ; portrait painting. 
 1873. ............. 1425.14 
 
 See also Favorite authors, 1860 ; p. 161-184 (Great portrait 
 painters, by C. E. Leslie ; 2514.14) : Gentleman's mag,, 
 July, 1866 (On portraiture, by H. O'Neil) ; Contemp. rev., 
 v. 1, 1866 (Mod. portr. painting) ; Fraser'B mag., v. 74, 76, 
 78, 1866-68 (Portr. painting at South Kensington). 
 
 ,89- See also Figure Drawing and Painting (p. 543) ;— 
 Miniature Fainting (p. 646.) 
 
 54. Pottery and Porcelain. 
 
 Jrnoux (£.) Pottery. [In Brit, m'f'g industries, 1876.] 3941.30 
 Beckwith (A.) Terra cotta, stone-ware, fire brick, 
 
 earthen-ware. 1872 3932.12 
 
 Birch (S.) *Hist. of ancient pottery. 2 v. 1858. 1453.02 
 Bohn(H. G.) Guide to pottery, porcelain, etc. 1453.04 
 Brongniart (A.) Traite des arts cerauiiques. Avec atlas. 
 
 3v. 1844 3932.15 
 
 Chaffers (W.) 'Marks and monograms on pottery and 
 porcelain of the renaissance and modern periods. 
 
 3ded. 1870 1445.21 
 
 Brake ( W. R.) Notes on Venetian ceramics. 1453.07 
 Fortnum (C. D. K) Maiolica. 1876. . . . 1453.09 
 Hooper ( W. H.) and Phillips (W. C.) Manual of marks 
 on pottery and porcelain. 1876. . . . 1453.10 
 Jacquemart (A.) History of the ceramic art. Tr. by 
 
 Mrs. B. PalliBer. 1873 1144.15 
 
 Marryal (J. ) History of pottery and porcelain, me- 
 diaeval and modern. 1857 1403.01 
 
 Meteyard (E. ) Life of J. Wedgwood ; with sketch of the 
 art of pottery in England. 2 v. 1865. 3183.20 
 Porter (O. B.) Manufacture of porcelain. 1852. 3932.37 
 Rau (C.) Indian pottery. [Sm. report, 1866.] .... 3936.21 
 Treadwell (J. II. ) Manual of pottery and porcelain for 
 
 Amer. collectors. 1872 1453.08 
 
 See also Littell, Feb., 1874 (from New qu. rev.) 
 Note.— Some practical instructions on painting, enamel- 
 ling, etc., are given in Tilton's Designs for decorating pot- 
 tery 11472.34] j Art recreations [1443.27] ; Suell's Practical 
 instructions [1472.35]; Sutherland's Practical guide [1472.36]; 
 Garratt's Suggestions for painting in oils on unglazed pot- 
 tery [1472.37] ; Gessert's Art of enamelling [1472.38]. 
 
 An elaborate note on Pottery and porcelain is printed in 
 the Boston public library Bulletin for Apr., 1877. 
 j8S- See also Glass-painting (p. 545);— Vases (p. 649). 
 
 55. Preservation and Restoration of Paintings. 
 
 Edwards (<?. O'K) History of the restoration of the public pic- 
 tures at Venice. \In Merrifield (Mrs.) Original treatises. 
 cte.,v.2.J . I 142202 
 
 Fielding (T. H.) Knowledge and restoration of old 
 
 paintings. 1847 1424.11 
 
 Holyoake (Jf.)The conservation of pictures. 1870. 1433. 14 
 
 56. Pre-Raphaelitism. 
 
 Bossetti (W. M.) Fine art, chiefly contemporary. 
 
 1867. . 1431-12 
 
 Ruskin (J.) Pre-Raphaelitism. 1860. . . 1411.13 
 
 Young (&) Pre-Raffaellitism. 1857. . . .1411.19 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 53, 1856 ; Galaxy, June, 1876 (by 
 J. McCarthy). 
 
 57. Renaissance Period. 
 Pater (W.H.) Studies*. 1873. . .1435.08 
 
 Labarte(J.) Arts of the renaissance. 1855. 1413. 03 
 g&- See also Italian Art (p. 646). 
 
 58. Sacred Art. 
 
 Didron(A. N.) Christian iconography; or christian 
 art in the middle ages. v. 1. [No more publ.] 
 
 1851 1442.27 
 
 Diirer (A.) The passion of our Lord Jesus Christ, 
 
 pourtrayed. 1870 . ■ 1434.10 
 
 Fhgleston (E.) Christ in art. With designs of Bida 
 
 1875 143b. do 
 
 Jameson (Mrs'. A.) 'Legends of the Madonna. 1442.52 
 
 Same. 1853 If42.26 
 
 — Legends of the monastic orders. 1852. . . 14<U.l9 
 _ Sacred and legendary art. 2 v. L.,1857. sm.4°. 1442.20 
 
 Same. 2 v. Boston, 1865. 16°. . . .1142.22 
 
 _ and Eastlake (Lady ft L.) History of Our Lord as 
 
 exemplified in works of art. 2 v. 1864. 1442.17 
 
 Eeviewedin Blackwood's mag., v. 96, 1864 ; Ed. rev., v. 
 
 Lindlay \T W. 0., lord). Sketches of the history of 
 
 christian art. 3 v. 1847 .'i 
 
 Maitland (S. R.) Sacred art : music, painting. [Inhu Eight essays, 
 
 Otis (C 52 !)' Sacred and constructive arts, 1869. 1411.17 
 RiotAF.) Poetry of christian art. 1854. .114^.^4 
 TyrwhUt (R. St. J.) Christian art and symbohsm. 
 
 Note.— Reprint from Contemp., rev., v. 1-10. 
 
 See also Blackwood, v. 80. 1856 (Poetry of christian art) ; 
 
 Q ^-™«' li "EccUsiasiical art (p. 542) ;- Symbolism 
 (p.l48)7-Floral decoration (p. 543) , -Church archeology 
 p 81) -Cross (p. 83 and 399) ;-Architecture (p. 33). 
 
 la asking tor books, use the "Book Orders," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the tot part of the TITLE, and the NDMBEE. 
 
548 
 
 FINE ARTS: Scenery to United States. 
 
 59. Scenery. 
 
 [See also Picturesque, p. 647.] 
 
 Brockedon (W.) * Italy, classical, historical, and pictur- 
 esque, illustrated and described. [1842-44.] 1467.13 
 
 Browne ( W. H. ) Ten coloured views taken during the 
 arctic expedition of H. M. S. Enterprise and In- 
 vestigator. 1851) 1147.01 
 
 Constable (J.) 'English landscape scen3ry : a series of 
 forty mezzotinto engravings on steel, by David 
 Lucas. 1855 1437.09 
 
 Finden ( E. ) The ports, harbours, watering-places, and 
 picturesque scenery of Great Britain. . . 1446 26 
 
 Foster (B.) Pictures of English landscape. . 1446.18 
 
 Lewis (F. C.) Scenery of the rivers of England and 
 Wales. 3pts. in 1 v. [1854.] .... 1437.12 
 
 Sandby (P. ) Collection of one hundred and fifty select 
 views in England, Wales, Scotland, and Ireland. 
 1783 957.04 
 
 Wright (G. N.) and Allen (Thomas). France illustrat- 
 ed, exhibiting its landscape scenery, etc. [1S45- 
 
 47.] . 966.02 
 
 ,8®- See also Landscape painting (p. 545), and in Coun- 
 tries (p. 285-394) numerous works illustrating particular 
 countries, as (under Athens) Stuart and ReveWs *Antiqui- 
 ties; (under Greece) Choiseul-Goufiier's * Voyage pilto- 
 resque ; (under Naples) Saini-Non's * Voyage puloresque ; 
 (under Rome) the works of Wey [970 02], and Bum [976.01]. 
 See also Turner's Southern coast of England [1446.28] and 
 Liber Fluviorum, or river scenery of France [1446.27], Boy- 
 dell's Picturesque scenery of Norway [A.27.03J ; Sir David 
 ■Willrie's Sketches, Spanish and Oriental [A. 57. 01] ; Prit- 
 chett's Brush notes in Holland [A 57.12] ; Simpson's Seat 
 of war at the East [A.47.18] ; Mayer's Views of the Ottoman 
 empire [A 27.04] ; David Roberta's Holyland, Syria, Egypt, 
 etc. [A.57.01] ; Sandby's Collection of 150 views in England, 
 Wales, Scotland, and Ireland. 2 v. 1783 [957. 04); Appletons' 
 Picturesque America [1136.06] and Picturesque Europe 
 
 60. Sculpture. 
 
 Bulwer-Lytton (E. G. E. L.) Sculpture. [In Cambridge Engl. 
 
 prize poems, 1825.] 2742.32 
 
 Combe ( G. ) Phrenology applied to painting and sculp- 
 ture. 1855 1415.18 
 
 Grattan {J.) Sculpture. | In Oxford prize essays, v. 1, 1836.] 2541.11 
 E'mes ( J. ) Arts and artists ; anecdotes, etc. 3 v. 
 
 1825 1414.10 
 
 Ftaxman (J.) Lectures on sculpture. 1829. . 1446.01 
 
 Same. 1865 1454.03 
 
 Haxlilt (W.) On Flaxman's Lectures. [In his Criticisms, etc., 
 v. 1.] 1431.09 
 
 Holt (H. F.) Bubens a sculptor. 1862. . .1455.25 
 Jacobs (F.) Wealth of the Greeks in plastic art. [In Classical 
 
 studies, p. 65-98.] 5513.28 
 
 Zee (Mrs. H. F.) Familiar sketches of sculpture and 
 
 sculptors. 2 v. 1854 1454.01 
 
 Mil-man (II. H.) Comparative estimate of sculpture and paint- 
 ing. [In Oxford prize essays, v. 3, 1836.] .... 2541.13 
 Perkins (C. G.) Tuscan sculptors. With illustrations. 
 
 2v. 1864 1455.17 
 
 Robinson (J. C.) South Kensington museum. Italian 
 
 sculpture of the middle ages and revival. 
 
 18B2 1455.27 
 
 Westmacott (M.) Schools of sculpture, ancient and 
 
 modern. 1864 1454.05 
 
 — On colouring statues. [In Arohasol. journal, v. 12.] . 1463.12 
 
 Illustrated Works. 
 
 British school of sculpture ; 20 engr. and fifty woodcuts. 
 With essay and notices of artists, by W. B. Scott' 
 [1872.] H 57 .07 
 
 Hamilton (—). The English school: a series of the 
 most approved productions in painting and sculp- 
 ture, executed by British artists, from Hogarth to 
 tho present time. 4 v. 1831 1421.22 
 
 Ilervey (T. K.) Illustrations of modern sculpture. 
 !834. . 1437.19 
 
 Museum ot painting and sculpture. Drawn and etched 
 by Reveil ; with descriptive notices by Duchesne 
 1? v. 1829-35 1421.01 
 
 Viardot (L.) Wonders of sculpture. 1873. .1454.06 
 
 Ehjin and other Ancient Marbles. 
 British Museum. "Description of the collection of 
 ancient marbles ; with engravings. Parts 1-10 
 1812 - 45 1468.01 
 
 Burrows (E. 1.) Elgin marbles : with an account of 
 Athens. 1837 1454.11 
 
 Hazlitt (Wm.) On the Elgin marbles. [In his Criticisms on art 
 1st 8.] 1431 09 
 
 Visconti (E. Q.) Letter from Antonio Canova ; and 
 two memoirs on the sculptures in the collection of 
 
 the Earl of Elgin. 1816 1154.12 
 
 4®- See also Ancient Art (p. 539) ;— Galleries and Mu 
 seams (p. 544) ; and the works of Canova [1456.01] ■ and 
 Thorwaldsen [N.27.07]; also Parthenon. Bas-reliefsri456.071. 
 
 61. Sketching. 
 
 Calvert ( — ). Sketcher's drawing-book. 1826. 1432.14 
 Delamotte (P. H.) Art of sketching from nature 
 
 1871 1436.24 
 
 Green (N. E.) Hints on sketching from nature. 3 pts. 
 
 1874 1471.2'i 
 
 Note.— Pt. 1, 6th ed. Pt. 2, 3d ed. Pt. 3 (Colour), 5th ed. 
 Rowbotham (T.) Art of sketching from nature. 1432.27 
 
 Same. 36th ed. 1875 147U7 
 
 Htubbs (G.) 'Illustrated lecture on sketching from 
 
 nature in pencil and water colour. 1862. 1447.14 
 Wood (J.) Elementary treatise on sketching from 
 
 nature. 1850 1436.10 
 
 £&• See also Water-color Painting (p. 649). 
 
 62. Sorrento and Inlaid Work. 
 
 Hope (A.) Manual of. 1876 1466.18 
 
 63. Spanish School of Painting. 
 
 Cumberland (R.) Anecdotes of eminent painters in 
 Spain, in the 16th and 17th centuries. 2d ed. 2 v. 
 1787 1421.20 
 
 Scott (W. B.) "Murillo and the Spanish school of 
 painting. 1873 1447.04 
 
 64. Symbolism in Art. 
 
 Audsley ( W. and G.) Handbook of christian symbolism. 
 
 1865 1442.14 
 
 Knight (R. P. ) Inquiry into the symbolical language of 
 
 ancient art and mythology. 1836. . . . 3817.14 
 Palmer ( W.) Introd. to early christian symbolism. 
 
 1859 ' 1442.16 
 
 Portal (P. P. F, baron de). Essay on symbolic colours. 
 
 With notes by W. S. Inman. 1845. . . 1466.07 
 Tyrwhilt (R. St. J.) Christian art and symbolism. 
 
 1872 1442.15 
 
 /*=?- See also Sacred Art (p. 547) ; Emblems (p. 643). 
 
 65. Terracottas. 
 
 British Museum. Description of ancient terracottas. 
 
 1810 1468.09 
 
 .8SF" See also Pottery and Porcelain (p. 647). 
 
 66. Transparency Painting. 
 
 Williams ( W. ) Transparency P. on linen. 1856. 1471.19 
 
 67. Trees. 
 
 Harding (J. D.) "Lessons on trees. 1855. . 1447.01 
 Hatton ( T. ) Hints ior sketching trees from nature in 
 
 water colours. 4th ed 1471.18 
 
 Kennion (E) Essay ou trees in landscape. 1844. 1447.05 
 O'Neill (H.) Guide to pictorial art: how to use the 
 
 black lead pencil, chalks, and water colours. 
 
 5th ed. 1861 147-2.30 
 
 «®» See also Foliage (p. 643) ; — Painting (Landscape, 
 
 p. 646) ;— Sketching (p. 648). 
 
 68. United States. 
 
 Bethune (C. W.) Prospects of art in V. S. [In his Orations, 1850 ; 
 p. 157-197.] 
 
 Dunlap ( W. ) History of the arts of design in the U. b. 
 2 v. 1834 1415.06 
 
 First century of the republic, p. 399-415 (Progress of the fine 
 arts, by J. S. Couant) 6 ' 6 -«* 
 
 Lester (C. K) Artists of America. 1846. . .1415.10 
 
 Tuckerman(H. T.) Artist life ; or sketches of American 
 painters. 1847 I* 1 **- 16 
 
 — Book of the artists. Biogr. and critical sketches. 
 Preceded by an hist, account of the rise and pro- 
 gress of art in America. 1867 1415.09 
 
 TownUy {D. O'C.) Living American artists. [In Scribners 
 
 monthly, May, Aug., 1871 ; March, 1872.] . 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 22, 1868 (Our painters, By J. 
 
 Neal) ; N. A. rev , 1856 (Present and future of Amer. ari.i. 
 
 v. 102, 1866 (Conditions of art in America). 
 
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FINE ARTS: Vases to Women Artists. 
 
 549 
 
 69. Vasea 
 
 British museum. Catalogue of the Greek and Etruscan 
 
 vases in the B. M. v. 1, 1851 1466.22 
 
 Englefield (Sir if.) Ancient vases, from [his] collection. 
 
 Drawn and engraved by H. Moses. Bohn. 1466.19 
 Thorns (P. P.) Dissertation of the ancient Chinese 
 
 vases of the bhang dynasty, 1743-1496 b. c. 
 
 1851 1466.21 
 
 H3- See Pottery and Porcelain (p. 547) ;— Terracottas (p. 548). 
 
 70. Water-colour Fainting. 
 
 Chase (J ) Landscape painting, and sketching in water 
 colours. [18 J2.] 1425.16 
 
 Fielding (T. if) Introduction, etc. 1852. . . 1425.03 
 
 Foster ( Vere). Complete coarse of painting in water- 
 colors. 7 v 1413.18 
 
 Contents : Pt. 1. Flowers, by Hukae, etc. 2. Landscape- 
 Introductory, by J. Callow. 3. Landscape— advanced, by 
 J. Callow. 4. Animals, by H. Weir. S. Marine, by E. 
 Duncan. 6. Flowers (2d series), by Fitch, F. E. Hulme, 
 etc. 7. Illuminating, by M. Ward. 
 
 Ration (T.) Hints for sketching in water-colour from 
 nature. 12th ed. 1873 1471.25 
 
 Leiich {R. P.) Course, etc. With24col.pl. 2d ed. 
 [1873.] 1441.20 
 
 MUes (L. 0.) Guide to sketching from nature in water 
 colours. 1S68 1471.26 
 
 Murray ( Mrs. E. ) Modern system of painting in water 
 colours from the living model. 1868. . .1425.06 
 
 Noble (R. P. ) Guide to water colour painting. 14th 
 ed 1471.27 
 
 Penley (A.) * Sketching from nature in water-colours. 
 1869 1437.11 
 
 — System of water colour painting.33d.ed.1873. 1471.20 
 Rowbotham (T.L.) Laudscape painting in water-colours. 
 
 31st ed. 1875. ........ 1472.33 
 
 «®- See also Figure Painting (p. 543) ;— Marine Painting 
 
 (p. 546) ;— Painting (p. 646) ;— Landscape Painting (p. 545); 
 
 —Sketching (p. 648). 6 
 
 71. Women Artists. 
 
 Clayton (EC.) English female artists. 2 v. 1876. 1435.21 
 
 Contents. 
 Amateurs, temp. Geo. iii., v. 2. 
 Animal painters, v. 2. 
 Auue, princess of Orange, v. 1. 
 Beale (M.), v. 1. 
 B ackwell (E.), v. 1. 
 Boardman {Mrs.), v. 1. 
 Carew (M.), v. 1. 
 Carlisle (A.), v. 1. 
 Caroline (Princess), v. 1. 
 Charretie (A. M-), v. 1. 
 Cleyn (M. S. and P.), v. 1. 
 Close of the 18th century, v. 1. 
 Cosway (M. C. L.), v. 1. 
 Creed (E.), v. 1. 
 Decorative artists, v. 2. 
 Delany (M.), v. 1. 
 Earlier years of the 19th cen- 
 tury, v. 1. 
 Figure painters, v. 2. 
 Gentileschi (A.), v. 1. 
 
 Harrison (M.). v. 1. 
 Hoadley (S.), v. 1. 
 Hornebolt (S.), v. 1. 
 Humorous designers, v. 2. 
 Kauffman (M. A. A. C), v. 1. 
 Killigrew (A.), v. 1. 
 Laudscape painters, v. 2. 
 Magnire (A. A.), v. 1. 
 More (M.), v. 1. 
 Moser (M.). v. 1. 
 Neale (E.), v. 1. 
 Painters of flowers, fruit, and 
 
 still life, v. 2 
 Portrait and miuiature painters 
 
 on enamel, etc., v. 2. 
 Reynolds (F ). v. 1. 
 Rose (S. P.), v. 1. 
 Teerlinck (L.), v. 1. 
 Vaudermijn (A.), v. 1. 
 
 Varelst (M.), v. 1. 
 Ellet {Mrs. E. F.) Women artists in all ages and coun- 
 tries. 1859 1414.24 
 
 Note.— The fullest sketches given are those of Angelica 
 Kauffiuauu, Eosa Bonheur, F. de Fauveau, and H. Hosmer. 
 See also Nat. qu. rev., v. 22, 1871 (Female artists): Westm. 
 rev., v. 70, 1858, or Littell, 1858, v. 4 (Women artists). 
 «6g- See also Biography (p. 539). 
 
 ,8F See also, in the general alphabet, Alphabets (p. 14) ; —Archaeology (p. 32) ;— Architecture (p. 33) ;— Badges (p. 60) ;— Beauty 
 (p. 70);— Caricature (p. 253) ; — Carving (p. 255) ;— Costumes (p. 284) ;— Heraldry ;— Leather-modelling ;— Music ;— Mythology ; 
 —Numismatics ;— Paper-flowers ;— Photography, {in Arts, Useful, p. 46) ;— Kings ;— Skeleton leaves ;— Wax-modelling. 
 
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 Pinlason. See also Finlayson. 
 
 Finlason (W. F.) Dissertation on the history of 
 hereditary dignities. 1869. 8°. ... 5616.21 
 
 — Parliamentary influence and official intrigue as dis- 
 
 closed in the inquiry before a select committee of 
 the affairs of the Ameer of Scinde. London, 1858. 
 
 16° 5712.13 
 
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 domination. B. C. 146 to 1821. 5 v. . 426.01 
 Contents : v. 1. Greece under the Romans, B.o. 146— a.d. 
 716. v. 2-3. Hist, of Byzautine and Greek empires, 716- 
 1453. 4. Mediaeval Greece and Trebizond, 540-1461. 5. Un- 
 der Othomau and Venetian domination, 1453-1821. 
 
 Reviewed in Blackwood's mag., v. 73, 1853 j Nat. qu. rev., 
 v. 19, 1869 ; North Brit, rev., v. 22, 1854. 
 
 — History of Greek rev. 2 v. Edtn., 1861. 8°. 517.10 
 Finlay (Hugh). Journal, his survey of po3toffiees betw. 
 
 Mass. and Georgia, 1773-74. B., 1867. 4°. 1136.09 
 Finlayson (J.) Surnames and sirenames. London, 
 
 [1863.] 8° 6614.09 
 
 Finlayson (Robert). On preserving the health of ships' crews. 
 
 London, 1825. 8°. [In Pamphleteer, v. 26.] . . . 5058.26 
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 New York, 1876. 12° 3055.30 
 
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 Hopper (E.) 1864 1661.06 
 
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 Fire-fiend, aud other poems. See Gardette (C. D.) 1866. 1644.03 
 
 Fires. [See also Arts (Useful, Fires, p. 43). 
 
 On tlia means of guarding dwelling houses against accidents 
 
 by fire. 1815. [Pamphleteer, v. 6 ; p. 399-412.] . .6058.05 
 
 — Roper (S.) Handbook of modern steam fire engine. 
 
 1876 3907.10 
 
 See also N. A. rev., July, 1873. 
 
 Fireside science. See Nichols (J. R.) 1872 3921.30 
 
 Fireside travels. See Lowell (J. R.) 1864. . . . 2534.12 
 
 fireworks. See Arts (Useful, p. 43). 
 
 Firmilian : a spasmodic tragedy. See Aytoun (W. E.) . 1712.19 
 
 first century of the republic : a review of American 
 
 progress. By T. D. Woolsey, [and others!. New 
 
 York, 1876. 8° . . . J 575.24 
 
 Note.— For Contents see p. 376 of this Catalogue. 
 
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 [Pamphleteer, v. 25.] 6058.25 
 
 Fischel (Dr. Edward). The English constitution. 
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 phy and its age. L, 1857. 8°. . . . 5111.06 
 
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 12° 4011.41 
 
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 church. N. Y., 1875. 12° 3552.18 
 
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 to 1815. Brooklyn, 1845. 12°. . . . 613.04 
 
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 1874. 12° ..... 1641.29 
 
 — Pulpit eloquence, (deceased divines, ) master-pieces, 
 
 etc. 2 v. N. Y., 1857. 8° 3552.19 
 
 — Pulpit eloquence of the 19th century : discourses, 
 
 with biogr. sketches. N. Y., 1857. b°. . 3552.21 
 
 Fish (Simon). A supplicacion for the beggers. 1529. 
 
 Ed. by F. J. Furnivall. [Early E. T. soc. Extra 
 
 ser., no 13.] 7914.01 
 
 Fish and Fisheries. 
 
 — Bertram (J. (?.) Harvest of the sea. British food 
 
 fishes. 1866 4826.03 
 
 — Couch (J.) History of the fishes of the British Islands. 
 
 4v. 1868-69. ! 4828.05 
 
 — Dekay (J. E.) Zoology of New York, pt. 4. [New 
 
 York. Natural hist, of the state, pt. 1.] . 4718.01 
 
 — Gill (T.) Arrangement of the families of fishes, or, clayses 
 
 pieces, marsipobranchii, and leptocardii. 1872. [Sm. mis- 
 eel, coll.. v. 11.] 3935.21 
 
 Fish of the New York market. (Sm. report, 1856.] 3936.11 
 
 — Girard (C) Monograph of the cottoids. [Sm. con., v. 3.] 3937.03 
 
 — Hamilton (R.) British fishes. [Jardine (W. ) Nat. 
 
 libr., v. 36-37. 1852.] 4721.04 
 
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550 
 
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 — Jardine (Sir W.) Fishes of the perch family. [In his 
 
 Nat. libr., v. 38. 1852.] 4721.06 
 
 — Owen (R.) Comparative anatomy and physiology 
 
 of the vertebrate animals. Part 1. Fishes. 
 1846 4727.18 
 
 — Richardson (J.) Fish of the Arctic regions. [In Belcher (Sir E.) 
 
 Expedition, efc.,1855; p. 347-376.) 1144.04 
 
 — Schomburgk (H. H.) Fishes of British Guiana. 2 v. 
 
 [Jardine (Sir W.) Nat. libr.,v. 89-40. 1852.] 4721.07 
 
 — Swainson (W.) Nat. hist, of fishes. 2v. 1838. 4825.06 
 
 — Yamll(W.) Hist, of British fishes. 2v.l836. 4828.17 
 
 See also Quar. rev., v. 115, 1864 [Eels); Westm. rev., v. 82, 
 1864 (Herring): Fraser's mag., v. 45, 1852; v. 60, 1859 (Shark 
 Family). 
 
 J)S" See also Natural History. (General works.) 
 
 Black Bass. 
 
 — Eoff (J.) Habits of the black bass of the Ohio. [In Smith. 
 
 rep., 1854.] , 
 
 — QUI (T.) On the species of the genus micropterus (lac.) or 
 
 grystes (auct.) [In Amer. assoc, Bcience, v. 22, 1873.] 3946.20 
 Salmon, 
 
 — Brown (W.) The natural history of the salmon ; 
 
 rearing, etc. 1862 4626.12 
 
 — Bussett (A.) The salmon. 1864 4826.28 
 
 Reviewed in North Brit, rev., v. 43, 1865. 
 
 See also articles upon the English salmon fisheries and 
 legislation in Blackwood, v. 89, 1864 (What's a grilse ?); Ed. 
 rev., Jan., 1873. 
 
 j(j®- For numerous works on angling, including mono- 
 graphs on the pike, roach, and salmon, see Amusements 
 {Fishing and angling, p. 24). See also Fraser's mag., v. 63, 
 1861 ; v. 76, 1867 ; Quar. rev., v. 101, 1857 ; v. 113, 1863 ; 
 Westm. rev., v. 76, 1861. 
 
 Fish-Culture. 
 
 — Bertram (J. G.) Fish culture in France. [In Gallon (F.) Vaca- 
 
 tion tourists, 1862-3.] 925.13 
 
 — Buckland (F. T.) Fish hatching. 1863. .4826.23 
 
 — Qarlick (T.) Treatise on the artificial propagation of 
 
 fish. 1857 4826.29 
 
 — Green (S.) Trout culture. 1870 4826.31 
 
 — Nnrris (T.) American fish-culture. 1868. 4826.30 
 
 — Stone (L. ) Domesticated trout, how to breed and 
 
 grow them. 1872 4826.32 
 
 US' See also Fisheries (below). 
 Fisheries. 
 
 — Baird (S. F.) Memoranda of inquiry relative to the food 
 
 fishes of the U. S. ; Questions relative to the food fishes of 
 
 the U. 8. [In Sm. miscel. coll., v. 10.] 3935.20 
 
 Report on fishes on the coasts of New Jersey and Long 
 
 iBland. (Sm. report, 1854.] 3936.09 
 
 — Bernard (Sir T.) Of a supply of fish, for the manufacturing 
 
 poor. 1813. [Pamphleteer, v. 1.] 6058.01 
 
 — BeHram (J. O. ) Harvest of the sea. British food 
 
 fishes. 1866 4826.03 
 
 — Fisherman's magazine and review. Ed. by H. Chol- 
 
 mondeley-Pennell. 2 v. 1864-65. . . 4616.08 
 
 — Gesner (A.) North Amer. fisheries. [In Amer. geog. soc. v 1, 
 r 1869 -1 905.08 
 
 — Lamont (J. ) Seasons with the sea-horses. 1861. 1144.03 
 
 — Paterson (J.) Treatise on the fishery laws of the 
 
 United Kingdom, incl. angliag. 1863. . 4616.20 
 
 — Perley (M. H. ) Report on the sua and river fisheries 
 
 of New Brunswick. 1852 4828.21 
 
 — Plans and proposals transmitted to the committee on 
 
 t the British fishery, [anon.] L., 1750. 8°. 5911.06 
 
 — Sabine (L.) Report on the principal fisheries of the 
 
 Amer. seas. 1853 ... 4828.22 
 
 — United Stales. Commission of Fish and Fisheries Re- 
 
 ports, by Spencer F. Baird. 1871-3. Washington 
 
 1873-74. H° 4831.01 
 
 Contents : Pt. 1. On the condition of the sea fisheries of 
 the south coast of New England. Pt. 2. 1. Inquiry into 
 the decrease of the food fishes. 2. Propagation of food- 
 fishes in the waters of the United States 
 
 „ ™" ?««°!i tb< l flsller i!! B of the Britis ' 1 Manas, Blackwood, 
 I a iobo ,& a T rt ^°S the Scotli 6h fisheries) ; Fortu, rev. 
 v. 4, 1866 (by J. a. Bertram) ; Fraser's mag. v. 71 1865 : 
 
 Ti«l ' m 6 7 1 North Bdt ' rov - v ' **■ 18 «S ; Quar. rev.,' v. 122' 
 1867 ; West, rev., v. 78, 1862. 
 
 .89* See also Whale fishery, in general alphabet 
 Fishbough (Wm.) The macrocosm, or, the universe 
 without and the world within. New York, 1853. 
 • • • • . , ^41 j. m 
 Fishbourne (E. Gardiner'). ' Lectures on naval archi- 
 tecture. London, 1846. 8° 4517 02 
 
 — Our ironclads and merchant ships. London, 1874 
 
 8 4517.32 
 
 Fisher (George Adams). Yankee conscript ; or eighteen 
 months in Dixie. Ph., 1864. 16°. . . 643.07 
 
 Fisher (Prof. George Park). Essays on the super- 
 natural origin of Christianity, with special reference 
 to the theories of Renau, Strauss, and the Tiibin- 
 gen school. N. Y., 1866. 8° 3552 17 
 
 — LifeofBenj.Silliman. 2 v. N. Y., 1866. 12°. 3164.07 
 
 — Rationalism. [In Boston lectures, 1870.] 3523 21 
 
 — The Reformation. N. Y.,1873. 8°. . .3435.04 
 Fisher (Joseph). Where shall we get meat? Food 
 
 supplies of west. Europe. L.,1866°. 16°. 6016.23 
 
 Fisher (Richard Swainson). Book of the world 2 v 
 
 New York, 1852. 8°. 915.01 
 
 — Gazetteer of the United States. N.Y.,1853. 8°. 1135.05 
 Fisher (Robert Swainson). Select translations from 
 
 the Greek minor poets with notes ; and specimens 
 
 from the Anthologia Graeca. L., 1838. 8 3 . 1643.32 
 Fisher (Sidney George). The trial of the constitution 
 
 Phila., 1862. 8° 5734.03 
 
 Fisher (Walter M. ) The Californians. London, 1876. 
 
 12° 1J2I.27 
 
 Fisher (Wm. Logan). History of the institution of 
 
 the Sabbath day. 2d ed. Revised. Philadephia, 
 
 1859. 12° 3552.22 
 
 Fisher's national magazine, v. 1-3. New York, 1845- 
 
 46. 8°. 8093.09 
 
 Fisherman's magazine and review. Ed. by H. Chol- 
 
 mondeley-Pennell. April, 1864— Oct., 1865. 2 v. 
 
 L, 1864-65. 8° 4616.08 
 
 Fishing. See Amusements (Fishing and Angling, p. 24) ; Fisher- 
 ies (p. 660) ;— Whale fishery. 
 Fi3k (Benj. Franklin). Greek grammar. Boston, 1843, 
 
 12° 6414.01 
 
 Fiske (Daniel Taggart). Faith working by love : life 
 
 of Fidelia Fiske. Boston, 1868. 8°. . .3056.13 
 Fiske (Daniel Willard). Book of the first Amer. chess 
 
 congress. N. Y., 1859. 12°. .... 4614.03 
 Fiske (John) Myths and myth-makers. Boston, 1873. 
 
 8° 3813.37 
 
 — Outlines of cosmic philosophy, based on the doc- 
 
 trine of evolution, with criticisms on the positive 
 philosophy. 2 v. B., 1875. [1874.] 12°. 3915.2S 
 Note. — Reviewed in New Englander, July, 1875. 
 
 — Tobacco and alcohol. 1. It does pay to smoke. 
 
 2. The coming man will drink wine. New York, 
 1869. 16°. 4334.31 
 
 — Unseen world, and other essays. B.,1876. 12°. 3552.09 
 
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 wise. Historical difficulties. Famine of 1770 in Bengal. 
 Spain and the Netherlands. Longfellow's Dante. Paine'sSt. 
 Peter. A philosophy of art. Athenian and American life. 
 
 Fiske (Samuel C.) Dunn Browne's experiences in the 
 army. [Pseud.] Bost., 1865. 10°. . . 642.09 
 
 Fitch (Asa). Reports on insects. [In N. T. state agr. report, 
 v. 16-24 6114.01 
 
 Fitch (John). Annals of the army of the Cumberland. 
 [anon.] Phil., 1863. 8° 633.111 
 
 Fitch (John). Original steam-boat supported ; reply to James 
 Ramsey's pamphlet. [In O'Oallaghan (E. B.) Documentary 
 
 hist, of New York, v. 2, 1849.] 614.02 
 
 &ff- See also lives of Fitch in Biography (p. 144). 
 
 Fitch (Ralph). Voyage to Pegu, Ormus, and the East Indies. [In 
 Pinkerton, v. 9, 1811 ;— Hakluyt, v. 2, 1810 ;— Kerr, v. 7, 
 1824.] 
 
 Fitzball (Edward). Thirty-five years of a dramatic 
 author's life. 2 v. L, 1859. 12°. . .3056.10 
 &ff* For his plays, see Plays. 
 
 Fitz-Geffrey (Charles). Life and death of Sir Francis 
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 Fitz-Gerald (Maurice Purcell). The crowned Hippo- 
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 pastoral and lyric poets of Greece, tr. into English 
 verse. London, 1867. 16° 1723.17 
 
 — The kings of Europe, past and present, and their 
 
 families. London, 1870. 12° 3255.27 
 
 Fitzgerald (Percy). Charles Lamb ; his friends, his 
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 1866. 12° 3173.22 
 
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 her brother John Philip Kemble. 2 v. London, 
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 1870. 8°. ..... ._ 1735.30 
 
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 Love and death upon the stage. Ireland forgeries. Mrs. 
 Bobinson. G. F. Cooke. Elliston. Gerald Grifilu. The 
 Young Roscius. 
 
 Fitzgibbon (E. ) Book of the salmon. By Ephemera, 
 
 [pseud.'], assisted by A. Young. London, 1850. 
 
 16°. 4626.13 
 
 Fitzmaurice {Lord Edmond). Life of Win. earl of 
 
 Shelburne. v.1-2.1737-1776. L., 1875-76. 8°. 3161.17 
 Fitzosborne's letters. See Melmoth (Wm.) , . . . 2535.26 
 Pitzpatrick (Wm. J.) Friends, foes, and adventures 
 
 of lady Morgan. Dublin, 1859. 8°. [' Miscel. 
 
 pamph.,'v. 15.] 5093.15 
 
 — Irish wits and worthies ; including Dr. Lanigan, his 
 
 life and times. Dublin, 1373. 12°. . . 3111.17 
 Fitz Roy (Robert). Weather book : a manual of prac- 
 tical meteorology. 2ded. L., 1863. 8°. 4021.11 
 
 — and others). Narrative of the surveying voyages of 
 
 H. M. S. "Adventure" and "Beagle," between 
 
 1826 and 1836. 4 v. L., 1839-10. 8°. 1155.17 
 
 Fitz Warine (Fulk). History of F. ; a sketch. [In Wright (T ) 
 
 Essays, V. 2, 1846.] 2722.21 
 
 Fitawilliam museum, ( Cambridge, Eng.) Illustrations 
 and descriptions of the ancient marbles, speci- 
 mens of ancient bronze, and various ancient fictile 
 vases, formerly in the possession of John Disney. 
 3pts. in 1 v. London, 1849. 4°. . . . 1447.02 
 Five acres too ranch. See Roosevelt (R. B.) 1869. . . . 6122.13 
 Five ancient monarchies. .See Rawlinson (George). . . 425.15 
 Pive centuries of the English language and literature, 
 v. 500 of the Tauchnitz ed. Leipzig, 1860. 
 
 16° 5041.01 
 
 Five gateways of knowledge. See Wilson (George). . . 4323.11 
 Five hundred and seven mechanical movements. See Brown 
 
 (H.T.) 1868. 3923™ 
 
 Five hundred points of good husbandry. Tusser (T.) 1848. 1694.07 
 Fiveminute talks with yonng women.See Lewis (Dio).1874.4321 26 
 Five months on the Yang-Tsze. See Blakiston (T. W.) 1862. 1025.20 
 
 Five senses of man. See Bernstein (J.) 4323.12 
 
 Five years in an English university. See Bristed (0. A.) 6615.03 
 Fixtures (Law of). See Law. [Fixtures.) 
 
 Fjord, Isle, and Tor. See Spender (E.) 1870 954.24 
 
 Flagellation and the flagellants. 
 
 — Cooper (W.M.) Flagellation, etc.- history of the 
 
 rod. 1869 5818.26 
 
 — DzLolme(J.L.) Hist, of the flagellants. 1777. 5818.26 
 Flagg (Edmund). Report on the commercial relations 
 
 of the U.S. 4v. Wash., 1856-57. 4°. . 5918.08 
 
 — Venice ; the city of the sea, 1797-1849. 2 v. New 
 
 York, 1853. 12° 972.04 
 
 Flagg (Willard C.) The farmers' movement in the Western States. 
 
 [In Amer. soc. sci. assoc. Trans., no. 6, 1874.] . 6811.03 
 Flagg (Wilson). Analysis of female beautv. Boston, 
 
 1834 18° ; . 5091.02 
 
 — Birds and seasons of New England. Boston, 1875. 
 
 4815.09 
 
 12°. 
 
 — Studies in field and forest. B., 1857. 12°. ' 4712.30 
 
 — Woods and by-ways of New England. Boston, 
 
 1872. 8°. . . . 4915.16 
 
 Flagg (Wm. J.) Three seasons in European vineyards. 
 
 New York, 1869. 12° 6133.06 
 
 ±lags. Figsbee {A.) Maritime flags of all nations, 
 
 with geog. desc. of every kingdom. 1869. 931.01 
 
 — MamUton(8.) Hist, of the F. of the U.S. 1852. 573.01 
 ht ; Gras (A.) 'Album des pavilions, guidons, 
 
 flammes, de toutes les puissances maritimes. 
 18d8 4518 14 
 
 — Preble (G. R) Complete hist, of the U. S. flag, with 
 
 introd. account of the symbols, banners, and 
 
 nags of ancient and mod. nations. 1872. 573.20 
 tO'Seealso Military science. [Dress and colors.) 
 Flamank (j arnes ). Mind and manner. London, 1870. 
 
 1* 5435 23 
 
 Plammarion (Camille). The atmosphere. ' From the 
 
 French. Ed. by J. Glaisher. L., 1873. 8°. 4028.09 
 
 ~ ^rnyths^* 11611 ^™ 8 - ** Blake ' John P J Astronomica- 
 
 ~ La i869 Ur i6^' deS m ' * de ' S ' h * W **- ' 1 ' 4e ' e ' i ' *«*" 
 - Marvels of 'the heavens. ' Tr. bv Mrs. N. Lockw 
 London. 187(1 19° 4015.27 
 
 London, 1870. 12°. 
 
 — Stories of infinity : lumen-history 'of a comet in in 
 
 nmty. Tr. by S. R. Crocker. B.,1873 16° 4013 09 
 -Travels in the air See Glaisher (J.) and othl n . 3927 2 
 
 Flamsteed (John;. See Gentleman's mag., Feb Mch Ami I IBM 
 
 'J. F. and the Greenwich observatory) 
 Flanders ■ XB- See (in Countries) Flanders ip. 319) ;-Beleium 
 
 llemtshm-t, p. 541) ;_ Literature [Flemish). 
 Handera i (Henry). Exposition of the constitution of 
 the United States. Ph., 1860. 8°. 5734 07 
 
 — — Same. 2d ed. Phila., 1874. 12°. 5734 07 
 
 — Lives of the chief justices of the U. S. Philadelphia, 
 
 looo, 8 ^ 3246 07 
 
 Contents : John Jay. John Rutle'dge. 
 Same. v. 2. N. Y., 1875. 8°. . 3246 25 
 
 Contents : Wm. Cushing. Oliver Ellsworth. John Marshall. 
 Flandrm (Hippolyte), painter. [By Mrs. Sidney A 
 
 Lear.] L., 1876. 12° 30 ^ 30 
 
 Flattery. 
 
 — Plutarch. Treatise upon the distinction between a 
 
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FLUSH- FORBES. 
 
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 folk-lore, by J. A. Farrer) ; Fraser's mag., Doc, 1873 (Folk- 
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 rS??p£ ?gth « ar 2 IU £ &e Viele (E. L.) 1858. '. .' .1124.03 
 
 FoUy (Praise of). See Erasmus (D.) 6212 08 
 
 toUyasitflieB. See Farton [Mrs. James). 1868. . . . 254l'l9 
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 uiseases of the mind. [In Mass. State board of health. 8th 
 
 annual report. 1877 ; p. 425-533.] ...... 
 
 Folsom (George) Auniv. discourse at Brunswick, Sept. 6, 1846. 
 — a. 11. ne hlst - soc - CoU - T - 2 .602 02 
 
 w S •2 Xp , eI l t0 Aoadia a"* Manhattan Island. 1613. [In 
 
 Hew York hist. soc. Coll., 2d s., v. 1 ] 
 
 553 
 
 and labours. 
 
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 tonblanque (Albany) and Holds-worth (W. A.') How 
 
 we are governed : handbook of the government of 
 
 toeat Britain. Enl. by A.C. Ewald. London, 1869. 
 
 Jo 5712 01 
 
 Fonblanque (Albany W., English journalist). Life 
 
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 blanque. London, 1874. 8°. 3056 ?q 
 
 Fonblanque (Edw. Barrington de) Administration 
 and organization of thl British armTTondt 
 
 dramatist. London, 1876. 8°. w>^ o\ 
 
 Fonasagnves (Jean Baptiste). The mother's work 
 
 ?ort > T 8 k 72 Chl i d 2 r o en ' Tr ' by F - P ' F0S %3^ 
 Fontaine. See also La Fontaine. ' 1M1,J ' 
 
 Hob., 1856; Westm. rev., v. 86 1866 ' 
 
 Fontanges (M. A. de 8. de E., duchessede, mistress of Louis XIT\ 
 
 -See New monthly, March, 1865. ' ""- 1 
 
 Foutenelle (Bernard le Bouyer de). History of oracles 
 
 irom the French. Lond., 1750. 24° 3813 35 
 
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 Catherine. 2d ed. Lond., 1730. 24°. 3142 13 
 
 FontraiUes (Louis d'Astaracuicomfede). Relation 1642 ftp, 
 titot. Mem. 2 ser., v. 54.] .... ' ' s/oq Too" 
 
 Fonvielle (Wilfrid de). Thunder and lightning Tr 
 and ed. by T. L. Phipson. N.Y., 1870. 16° 4027 17 
 
 — Travels in the air. [In Glaisher (J. and others.) . . 3927 20 
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 — Delepierre( 0.)Histoire litte'raire des fous.1860.6212 22 
 
 — Boran (Dr. J.) Court fools. 185S. . . .2523 09 
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 Foote( Andrew Hall). Africa and the Amer. flag New 
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 — Hoppin (J. M.) Life of A. H. F. 1874. . 3057' 23 
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 boy doctor, and "Sponsie," the troublesome mon- 
 key. 4 v. New York, 1874. 32°. . . 196.2.3 
 Foote (Henry Stuart). Texas and the Texans. 2 v 
 
 Philadelphia, 1841. 12°. 612 24 
 
 Foote (John P.) The schools of Cincinnati, and its 
 
 vicinity. Cm., 1855. 8° 5514.24 
 
 Foote (Samuel). Works. 2 v. L, 1799. 8°. 1724.18 
 Contents : v. 1. Comedies : Taste. Englishman in Paris. 
 Tbe Knights. Englishman returned from Paris. The au- 
 thor. The mayor of Garrat. The orators. The minor 
 Tbe lyar. The patron. 
 
 v, 2. Comedies : The commissary. Lame lover. Tbe 
 
 bankrupt. The cozeners. Maid of Bath. Devil on two 
 
 sticks. Nabob. Trip to Calais. Tbe Capuchin. 
 
 «®- For biogr. sketches of S. Foote, see Biography (p. 145). 
 
 Foote (Rev. Wm. Henry). Sketches of Virginia, hist. 
 
 and biogr. 2d series. 2ded. Ph., 1856. 8°. 625.19 
 
 Footfalls on tbe boundary of another world. See Owen (R. D.) 
 
 1869 - 3815.33 
 
 Foothght Hashes. See Davidge (Wm.) 1866. . . .1715.12 
 
 Foot notes. See Barron (Alfred) 2513 17 
 
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 Footprints of a letter-carrier. SeeReesfJ) 1866. . .2712.11 
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 Footprints of tbe Creator. See Miller (Hugh). . . .4111.25 
 Footsteps of Our Lord. See Bartlett (W. H.) 1851. . . 1055.17 
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 Forays among salmon and deer. .See Conway (J.) . . .4616.16 
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 Forbes (Charles Stuart). Iceland : its volcanoes, gey- 
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 Forbes (Darius). Universalist's assistant. Boston, 
 1846. 16° 3615.20 
 
 Forbes (Duncan, LL.D.) Dictionary, Hindustani and 
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 London, 1859. 8° 6426.16 
 
 — History of chess. London, i860. 8°. . . 4614.29 
 
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 1855. 16°. 2524.27 
 
 Contents : Geology and religion. Turkey and the East. 
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 pseudo philosophers. Whalemen and the whale. British 
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 via. Travel in America. Himalaya and the tea countries. 
 Salt Lake and Mormonites. Naturalist abroad and at home. 
 Plants at sea. 
 
 — 'Monograph of the British naked-eyed medusae. 
 
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 — Travels in Lycia, Milyas, and Cibyratis, 1847. See Spratt (T. A. 
 
 B.) and Forbes (E.) 2 v 1034.12 
 
 fl®- For lives of E. Forbes see Biography (p. 145) ; also 
 
 Bentley's miscel., v. 51, 1862. 
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 1842 to 1847. London, 1848. 8°. . . . 1023.01 
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 — Tour of Mont Blanc, and of Monte Bosa. Edinb., 
 
 1855. 16° 982.01 
 
 «S- For lives of J. D. F. see Biography (p. 145). 
 
 Forbes (James Grant). Sketches of the Floridas. New 
 York, 1821. 8° 592.14 
 
 Forbes (Sir John). Of nature and art in the cure of 
 disease. New York, 1858. 12°. . . . 4321.11 
 
 Forbes (Sir Wm.) Life of James Beattie. 2 v. Loudon, 
 1821. 8°. 3016.08 
 
 Force (M. F.) Pre-historic man. Darwinism and 
 deity. The mound builders. Cin., 1873. 8°. 5803.02 
 
 Force (Peter). American archives : 4th series : docu- 
 mentary history of the English colonies in Ameri- 
 ca, 1774, to the deol. of independence. 6 v. Wash- 
 ington, 1837-1846. fol. ...... 588.01 
 
 — — Same. 5th series. From the decl. of independ- 
 
 ence,1776-1783. v. 1-3. Wash., 1837-53. fol. 588.07 
 Note.— No more published. The 5th series, left unfin- 
 ished, ends with the year 1776. 
 . — Auroral phenomena in the higher northern latitudes. [In 
 Sm. contrib., v. 8.] 3937.08 
 
 — Declaration of independence, or notes on lord Ma- 
 
 hon's History of the Amer. declaration of inde- 
 pendence. London, 1855. 8° 5734.23 
 
 — Tracts and other papers relating principally to the 
 
 colonies in North America, from discovery to 1776 
 
 4 v. Wash., 1836-46. 8°. 577.08 
 
 Contents. 
 Andros (Sir Edward). Commission of king James n. June 
 
 3, 1686, v. 4. ' 
 
 Bacon's rebellion in Virginia, in 1675-6, v. 1. 
 Bermudas. A plaine description of the Barmudas, now Som- 
 
 mer Hands, 1609, v. 3. 
 Bolzius (Ben. ilfr.) Journals in Georgia in 1734, y. 4 
 Byfield (Nathanael). Account of the late revolution in New 
 
 England, 1689, v. 4. 
 Childe (J.) New England's Jonas cast up at London, 1647 v 4 
 Clay ton (J.) Account of Beveral observables in Virginia 1688 v 3' 
 Cotton (A.) Account of our late troubles in Virginia 1676 v Y 
 Dudley (Gov. T ) Letter to the countess of Lincoln 'relating to 
 
 New England's plantation, 1631, v. 2. 
 Florida. Eelation of discovery on coast of Florida 1664 v 4 
 Georgia. Account, shewing progress of the colony 1741 y i ' 
 ~ DgKorpTnaVvA 1 ! 6 e8tabliahm6Ilt of tile °°lony under 
 
 — Description of Georgia, 1741, v. 2. 
 
 — State of the province, 1740, v. 1. 
 
 —■True and historical narrative of the colony bv P Tailfsr 
 H. Anderson, V. Douglas, and others 1741 v 1 ' 
 
 Gorton (S.) Letter to Nath. Morton, 1669 v '4 ' ■' 
 
 GU of a Guian N aTM8 V? *' ****■ ' **'** ^ d6scri ^ i ™ 
 
 ^nfit a J nd ^-^16^ ST" ^ ^ *""'"" 8iBt8r9 ' 
 Higginson (F.) New England's plantation, 1630 v 1 
 Maryland. Eelation of the colony of Lord Baltimore, v. 4 
 1632°v 2 NewEn 8 lisllClauam ; an abstract of New England, 
 
 M rf U » t 1,°„ mi7 P V R') bourse concerning the establishment 
 of a new colony to the south of Carolina, 1717 v 1 
 
 i"e a r4In°0 f 7fv?4 r . iCan impris0Ilment of tw0 Presbyterian min- 
 New England. Abstract of laws in 1641 v. 3 
 
 — Bnet relation of state of, to 1689. v 4 
 Norwood (Col.) Voyage to Virginia, v.' 3.' 
 
 ssjs fcTf g s rwX,^ u 3 tations oMmiD6d - 163 °' '• 2 - 
 
 Eeck (Von), and Bolzius (J. M.) Extract of journals of Eeck and 
 Bolzius, who conducted the Saltburgers to Georgia, 1733 y 4 
 
 Reformed Virginia silk-worm, 1655, v. 3. 
 
 Revolution in New England justified, 1691, v. 4. 
 
 Shrigley (N.) True relation of Virginia and Mary-land, 1669 v 3 
 
 Simple cobler of Aggawam in America, [by N. Ward], v. 3. ' ' * 
 
 Simplicitie's de'ence against seven-headed policy'by church 
 government in New England, 1646, v. 4. 
 
 Smith (John). Description of New England, 1614-16, v 2 
 
 — New England's trials : with the present state of that hatmio 
 plantation, 1622, v. 2. m ° 
 
 South Carolina. Description of the province in 1731, v. 2. 
 
 — Narrative of the proceedings of the people in 1719, V '2 
 Virginia richly valued, by the description of the main 'land of 
 
 Florida, her next neighbour. Written by a Portugall gentle. 
 
 man of Elvas, and tr. by R. Hakluyt. 1609, v. 4. 
 Virginia's cure : discovering the true ground of that church's 
 
 unhappiness. By R. G. 1662. v. 3. 
 Virginia and Maryland, or Lord Baltimore's printed case un. 
 
 cased and answered, 1655, v. 2. 
 Virginia. Declaration of the state of the colonie and affairea 
 
 1620, v. 3. 
 
 — Description of the province of New Albion, in North Vir- 
 ginia, 1648, v. 3. 
 
 — Lawes, divine, morall, and martiall. For the colony iti 
 Virginea Britannia. [By W. Strachey.] 1612. v. 3, 
 
 — Narrative of Indian and civil wars, 1675-6, v. 1.' 
 
 — Nova Britannia : offering most excellent fruites by nlantinu 
 in Virginia, 1609, v. 1. s 
 
 — New life of Virginea ; being the 2d part of Nova Britaunia 
 1612, v. 1. 
 
 — Orders and constitutions, 1619, v. 3. 
 
 — Perfect description of Virginia, 1649, v. 2. 
 
 — True declaration of the estate of the colonie, 1610 v. 3 
 Ward (N.) Simple cobler of Aggawam, v. 3. 
 
 Williams (E.) Virginia richly and truly valued : viz., the fer- 
 tile Carolana, and the no less excellent isle of Eoanoak 
 2d ed., 1650, v. 3. 
 Force. See Physics ;— Materialism ;— Philosophy. 
 
 Force and matter. See Biichner (L.) 1870 5421 11 
 
 Force and nature. See Winslow (C. F.) 1869. . . ° .4024 25 
 
 Forces of nature. See Guillemin (A.) 1872 ] 4028 10 
 
 Ford (Emily E.) My recreations. Poems. New York 
 
 1872. 12° 164U ,) 
 
 Ford (John). Dramatic works ; with introd 2 v 
 
 New York, 1831. 18° 1724.13 
 
 Same. With introd. by H. Coleridge. London. 
 
 1851. 8° 1735.02 
 
 Contents : 
 
 Perkin Warbeck. 
 Sun's darling (The). 
 'Tis pity she's a whore. 
 Witch of Edmonton (The). 
 
 Broken heart (The). 
 Fancies, chaste and noble. 
 Lady's trial (The). 
 Love's sacrifice. 
 Lover's melancholy (The). 
 
 — Honour triumphant ; and a Line of life : two tracts. 
 
 Lond., Shak. soc, 1843. 8° 1756.19 
 
 4S* For notices of Ford, see Biography (p. 145). 
 Ford (Bichard). Handbook for Spain. London, John 
 Murray, 1855. 12° 984.12 
 
 — Spaniards and their country. N. Y., 1852. 12°. 985.08 
 Fordyce(Wm.) History of coal, coke, coal-fields, 
 
 coal-mining, etc. Iron : its ores and manufacture. 
 
 London, 1860. fol 3937.29 
 
 Fore and aft ; or, leaves from the life of an old sailor. 
 
 By 'Webfoot,' [pseud.] B., 1871. 16°. . 933.09 
 Foreign quarterly review. 37 v. L, 1827-46. 8°. 8096.01 
 
 Note. — Merged in Westminster review. 
 Foreign reminiscences [1791-1815]. See Fox (H. R. V., lord Sol- 
 land) 453.09 
 
 Foreign tour of Messrs. Brown, Jones, and Robinson. See Doyle 
 
 (R-) 1871.] 1456.08 
 
 Foreigner in far Cathay. See Medhurst (W. H.) 1873. .1021.19 
 Forensic eloquence. Sketches of trials in Ireland for 
 
 high treason, etc., including the speeches of Mr. 
 
 Curran. Baltimore, 1804. 8° 6311.10 
 
 Forest Arcadia of northern New York. [By Nathaniel 
 
 W. Coffin.] Bost., 1864. 16° 1112.11 
 
 Forest creatures. See Boner (Charles). 1861 4722.04 
 
 Forest life. See Kirkland (Mrs. C. M.) 2 v. 1844. . . . 1123.15 
 Forest trees. See Botany (p, 226) ;— Forest trees (p. 8) ;-For- 
 
 ests, below. 
 Forest (Walks in a) : poems. See Gisbome (T.) .... 1644.25 
 Forester (Frank), pseud. See Herbert (H. W.) .... 4617.19 
 Forester (Thomas). Paris and its environs. London, 
 
 1859. 8°. . . 962.01 
 
 — Bambles in Corsica and Sardinia. L.,1858. 8°. 975.02 
 
 — Bambles in Norway. London, 1855. 16°. [Trav. 
 
 library, v. 4.] 5075.09 
 
 Forests. 
 
 — Beequerel (A. C.) Forests and their climatic influence. [Sm. 
 
 report, 1869.] 3936.24 
 
 — Bidie (67.) Effects of forest destruction in Coorg. [In Royal 
 
 geogr. soc. Journal, v. 39, 1869.] 904 ' 03 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
FORESTS - FOSBERY 
 
 555 
 
 _ Cooper (/.<?.) Forests and trees of Florida and Mexican 
 boundary. [Sm. rep., I860.] 3936.15 
 
 q_ th6 distribution of forests and trees of North Amer. 
 
 ~~ TSm. report, 1858.J . . . . 3936.13 
 
 oS.p b ) On the duty of government in the preservation 
 ~~ of forests [Amer. assoc. science, v. 22, 1873.] . . 3916 20 
 _3taSfa(A) The Desert world. 1869. . .4727.03 
 
 „..!. )c R ) On the destruction of forests as affecting 
 ~~ the water supply in India. [In Royal geogr. soc. Journal 
 
 Qfi Iftfifi 1 ,.••■•• ••■ JUiJ^dy 
 
 -Spring ( J - ' &)' ^rest life, and forest trees 
 
 i«51 1121. 1J 
 
 _ Whitney (/. £■) M» in . prairie, and forest. [In Amer. nat., 
 
 See also POP- sci - monthly, June, 1875 (Forests and rainfall). 
 jjcj- See Botany (p. 226) ;— Forest trees (p. 8) ;— Trees. 
 
 Forfar (Eobert). Analytical physios, or triuology. 
 London, 1852. 12' 4027.08 
 
 Forgeries (Literary). See Brit. quar. rev., Jan., 1869 ; Disraeli s 
 ^Curiosities of lit., 1851, p. 426 ; and Life of Q. Psalmaua- 
 zar [3147.01] 
 
 Foreinff. See Arts (Useful : Forging, p. 43). 
 
 Forlivfness and law. See Bnshnell (Horace). 1874. . . 3526.15 
 
 Form and souud. See Furdie (Th.) 1849 1436.00 
 
 Form-in (H. B.) Our living poets : an essay in. criti- 
 cism. London, 1871. 8° 1643.19 
 
 Formosa. See Countries {Formosa, p. 319.) 
 
 Forms tin law). See Law. 
 
 Forms of animal life. See Rolleston (G.) 1870. . . .4727.10 
 
 Forms of water, etc. See Tyndall (J.) 1872 4021.27 
 
 Fomev (John W.) Anecdotes of public men. New 
 York, 1873. 12° 3243.10 
 
 — A centennial commissioner in Europe, 1874-76. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1876. 12° 913.26 
 
 Forrest (Catharine W.) vs. 'Forrest (Edwin). [Suit 
 for divorce. Superior Court of the city of New 
 York, 1852.] 4°. [No t. p.] . . . .5617.12 
 Forrest (Edwin). 
 
 — AknrlW.B.) Life of E. F. 2 v. 1877. .3058.21 
 
 -Bees (J.) Life of E. F. 1874 3056.25 
 
 Forrest (N. B.) Jordan (T.) and Prior (J. P.) Cam- 
 paigns of N. B. F. 1868 633.04 
 
 Fore clavigera. See Buskin (John). 1871 6816.23 
 
 Forster (Rev. Charles). Historical geography of Ara- 
 bia. 2v. L., 1814. 8° 1043.17 
 
 — Mahometanism unveiled. 2 v. L., 1829. 8°. 3454.17 
 
 — One primeval language traced experimentally through 
 
 alphabetic characters of lost powers from the four 
 continents. 3ptsin4v. L., 1852-54. 8°. 6412.05 
 
 — Pologne. Paris, 1840. 8°. [Univers.] . 902.26 
 Forster (George). 'Travels in the northern part of Persia, 1783. 
 
 [In Pinkerton's Voyages, v. 9.] 926.09 
 
 — SI. John (J. A.) Lives, etc., v. 2 3221.05 
 
 Forster (John. hist, and biographer, o. 1812, d. 1876). 
 
 Daniel De Foe and Charles Churchill. London, 
 1855. 16°. [Trav. libr., v. 16.] . . . 5075.21 
 
 — Debates on the grand remonstrance, 1611. With 
 
 introd. essay on English freedom under Planta- 
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 — Historical and biographical essays. 2 v. London, 
 
 1858. 8° 2525.01 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Debates on the Grand Remonstrance, 
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 — Life and times of Oliver Goldsmith. London, 1855. 
 
 8° 3066.01 
 
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 — Walter Savage Landor : a biography. Boston, 1869. 
 
 8° 3097.26 
 
 — and others. Eminent British statesmen. 7 v. London, 
 
 1831. 16° 3211.07 
 
 Note.— For Contents see p. Ill of Catalogue. 
 
 X&- For notices of J. Forster, see Reid (T. W.) Cabinet 
 
 portraits, 1872 [3252.26] ; Gentleman's mag., March, 1876 (by 
 
 Blanchard Jerrold) ; Temple Bar, April, 1876 (by R. H. 
 
 Home). 
 
 Forster (John Eeinhold). Catalogue of the animals of North 
 America. London, 1771. 8° 4727.12 
 
 — Catalogue of the plants of N. A. London, 1771. 8'. .4727.12 
 Forster (Thomas). Causes and mitigation of pestilential fever. 
 
 London, 1824. 8°. [In Pamphleteer, v. 24.) . . . 5058.24 
 
 — Essay on the application of the organology of the brain to 
 
 education. 1816. IPamphleteer, v. 5, p. 473-480.] .6058.05 
 
 — Observ. on the brumal retreat of the swallow. .4th ed. eular. 
 
 1814. [Famph., V. 4, p. 431-4(12.) 6058.04 
 
 — Observ. on the influence of particular states of the atmos- 
 
 phere on human health and diseases, particularly insanity. 
 2d ed. L., 1819. 8°. [Famph., V. 14, pp. 107-114.] .6058.14 
 
 — Observ on the phenomena of insanity. London, 1819. 8°. 
 
 [Famph., v. 15, p. 99-115.] 5058.15 
 
 — Original letters of Locke, Algernon Sidney, and 
 
 Shaftesbury. With sketch of opinions of Locke 
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 — Perennial calendar, and companion to the almanack. 
 
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 enlarged. L., 1815. 8° 4021.12 
 
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 nervous Bystem of Drs. Gall and Spurzheim. [Famph., 
 V. 6, p. 219-244.] . 5058 05 
 
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 London, 1821. b° 972.10 
 
 Forsyth (Eobert). Beauties of Scotland. 5 v. Edin- 
 burgh, 1805-08. S 3 952a. 11 
 
 — Principles of moral science, v. 1. Edinburgh, 
 
 1805. 8° 5434.40 
 
 -Vote.— No more published. 
 Forsyth (Win.) History of lawyers, ancient and 
 modern. Boston, 1875. 8° 5643.10 
 
 Note.— A. reprint of his ' Hortensius.' 
 
 — History of the captivity of Napoleon. 2 v. New 
 
 York, 1855. 12° 3132.12 
 
 — History of trial by jury. L., 1852. 12°. .5622.24 
 
 — Life of M. T. Cicero. 2 v. N. Y., 1865. 8°. 3036.12 
 
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 York, 1871. 12.° 2752.30 
 
 Fort Fisher (Capture of). See Atlantio monthly, v. 27, 1871 
 
 (2 papers by H. O. Lockwood). 
 Forteguerri (Niccolo). First canto of Kicciardetto. 
 
 From the Ital., with notes, by Lord Glenbervie. 
 
 London, 1822. 8° 1641.28 
 
 Fortesoue papers. Ed. by S. K. Gardiner. London, 
 
 Camden soc, 2d ser.,v. 1. 1871-4.4°.. .5114.09 
 Fortia de Files (A. T. G. A. M. M. de). "Travels in Sweden, 1790-2. 
 
 [In Pinkerton. Voyages, v. 6.] - 926.06 
 
 Fortification. See Military science. 
 
 Fortnightly review. 26 v. L., 1865-76. 8°. . 
 
 Note.— Issued monthly from Sept., 1866. V. 1-6, ed. by 
 
 G. H. Lewes ; n.s., v. 1-20, by J. Morley. 
 Fortnum (C. Drury E.) Maiolica. N. Y., 1876. 8°. 
 
 TSouth Kensington museum art handbooks, 
 
 No. 4.] • • 1*53.09 
 
 Fortunate Islea. See Countries [Canary Islands, p. 298). 
 Fortune (E. F.) Epitome of the stocks and public 
 
 funds. 14th ed. by J. Field, jr. London, 1838. 
 
 16 o 5922.13 
 
 Fortune (Robert). A residence among the Chinese. 
 
 London, 1857. 8° 1022.20 
 
 — Two visits to the tea countries of China. 2 v. Lon- 
 
 don, 1853. 12° 3 021.08 
 
 Fortune-telling. 
 
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 desSybylles. 1750 3813.30 
 
 HalliweU (J. O., ed.) Man in the moone, or Engl, fortune 
 
 teller. [In Percy soc, v. 29, 1851.] 5060 29 
 
 _ Poetical fate book. 1851 1677.01 
 
 _ Thompson (M. N.) Witches of N. Y., 1859. 3813.17 
 
 f£g- See also Occult sciences ;— Palmistry. 
 Forty years in the Turkish empire. See Prime (E. D. G.) 1033.19 
 Forty years in the wilderness of pills and powders. See Alcott 
 
 (W A \ 1859 4321.01 
 
 Forty years-of American life. See Nichols (TX.) 2 v. 1864. 1073.21 
 Forty years' recollections. See Mackay (Charles). . . . 3116.30 
 Forty-four years of a Maryland hunter. See Browmng^M) 
 
 Forum 8 (The) '; 40 years at the Phil.' bar. See Brown (D. P.^2 v. 
 
 Forwood (W. S. ) Mammoth cave of Ky. Philadelphia, 
 
 1870. 12° ••■••• 112 f H 4 
 
 Fosbery (Thomas Vincent, ed.) Voices of comfort 
 
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 FOSBROOKE-FOURIERISM 
 
 Fosbrooke (Thomas Dudley). 'Encyclopaedia of an- 
 tiquities, classical and mediaeval. New ed. 2 v. 
 London, 1343. 8 3 437.01 
 
 — Treatise on the arts, institutions, etc. of the Greeks 
 
 andRomans. 2 v. L., 1833. 16°. [I..C.C.] 422.27 
 
 Foscolo (Niccolo Ugo). Essays on Petrarch. London, 
 
 1823. 8° 3143.15 
 
 — Letters of Ortis. From the Ital. 2d ed. London, 
 
 1818. 12° 192.24 
 
 &&• For notices of this author, see Biography (p. 145) ; 
 also New monthly, v. 1, 1821. - 
 Foss (Edward). Judges of England. 9 v. London, 
 1848 57. 8°. 3254.10 
 
 — Memories of Westminster Hall : its famous judges 
 
 and lawyers, and its great trials. 2 v. New York, 
 1874. 8°. . 3257.17 
 
 Fossil spirit; a boy's dream of geology. See Mill (John). 4111.24 
 
 Fossils. See Palaeontology ; — G-eology. 
 
 Foster. See also Forster. 
 
 Foster (Andrew). Life of Vespucius. See Lester (0. E.) and 
 Foster (A.) 3174.15 
 
 Foster (Birket). 'Pictures of English landscape. Ed. 
 by T. Taylor. L., 1862. 4° 1446.18 
 
 Foster (Elon). New cyclopaedia of illustrations adapt- 
 ed to christian teaching. N.Y., 1871. 8°. 3552.23 
 
 — New cyclopaedia of poetical illustrations adapted to 
 
 christian teaching. 2d ed. L., 1872. 8°. 1646.03 
 
 Foster (F. P.) Public vaccination. [In Amer. eoc. science assoc. 
 
 Trans., no. 5, 1873.] 5811.03 
 
 Foster (John, 6. 1770, d. 1843). Critical essays con- 
 tributed to the Eclectic review. 2 v. London, 
 Bohn, 1857. 12°. 2525.03 
 
 Contents. 
 Affectation (Thoughts on), v. 1. Hobhouse's Albania, v. 2 
 
 America before the revolution, 
 v. 1. 
 
 Astronomy and the Christian 
 revelation, v. 2. 
 
 Biography, v. 2. 
 
 Blair's life and writings, v. 1. 
 
 Britton's Cathedral antiquities, 
 v. 2. 
 
 Chateaubriand's Christian mar- 
 tyrs, v. 2. 
 
 Chatterton, v. 2. 
 
 Christianity iu India, v. 1. 
 
 Coleridge, v. 2. 
 
 Coleridge (Recollections of), v. 2. 
 
 Cruelty to animals, v. 1. 
 
 Cumberland (ft.), v. 2. 
 
 Currau (J. P.), v. 2. 
 
 Daniell's oriental Bceuery, v. . . 
 
 Education in reference to reli- 
 gion, v.l. 
 
 Egypt (Modern), v. 2. 
 
 Fawcett (John), v. 2. 
 
 Fox (Characters of), v. 1. 
 
 Frauklm (Benjamin), v. 2. 
 
 Fuller (Andrew), v. 2. 
 
 Future of England and America 
 v. 1. 
 
 Grattan (Henry), v. 2. 
 
 Grecian architecture, v. 2. 
 
 Hall (Robert) : on the East India 
 charter, v. 2. 
 
 Heywood on Fox's History, v. 1. 
 
 Highland superstitions, v. 2. 
 
 Hindoo idolatry and Christian, 
 ity, v. 1. 
 
 Hopital (Michel de 1 ! ), v. 2. 
 
 Hume (David), v. 1, 
 
 Irish society, v. 2. 
 
 Jesse's sermons, v. 1. 
 
 Junius, v. 2. 
 
 Memoir writing (two articles), 
 v. 1. 
 
 Morality of works of fiction, v. 1. 
 
 More (Sir Thomas), v. 1. 
 
 Paley as a theologian, v. 1. 
 
 Paley's memoirs, v. 1. 
 
 Park (Muugo), v. 2. 
 
 Peninsular war (The), v. 1. 
 
 Personal virtue in its relation 
 to political eminence, v. 1. 
 
 Poetical criticism, v. 1. 
 
 Public worship of non-conform- 
 ists, v. 2. 
 
 Relation of man to nature, v. 2. 
 
 Rose on Fox's History, v. 1. 
 
 Ryland (John), v. 2. 
 
 Sanscrit literature, v. 1. 
 
 Smith's (Sydney) sermons, v. 1. 
 
 Southey's Curse of Keharna, v.l. 
 
 Statesmen, v. 1. 
 
 Taylor (Jeremy), v. 2. 
 
 Theatrical amusements, v. 1. 
 
 Tooke (Home), v. 2. 
 
 Travel-writiug, v. 1. 
 
 Vindication of the Baptist mis- 
 sionaries, v. 1. 
 
 Whitefield (George), v. 2. 
 
 Wilbeiforce on Christian mis- 
 sions, v. 2. 
 
 Zollikofer's sermons, v. 2 
 
 - Essays : On a man's writing memoirs of himself On 
 decision of character. On the application of the 
 epithet Eomantic. On some of the causes by 
 which evangelical religion has been rendered less 
 acceptable to persons of cultivated taste On 
 popular ignorance. N. Y., 1835. 8°. 5412 06 
 
 — Fosteriana ; thoughts, reflections and criticisms 
 
 London 1858. 12°. 2525.05 
 
 — .Leder on future punishment. B.,1849. 12° 355110 
 
 — Misccl. essays on christian morals.' New York 
 
 184G. 18° 3553 q^ 
 
 _fST For biogr. and critical notices of J. F., see Bioeraphy (d 145 1 
 Foster (John, of Brighton, Mass. ) Sermon beiore the 
 
 x?i n T d % on : artiller y company, in Boston, June 
 5, 1809. Boston, 1809. 8°. . . . 5093 06 
 
 Foster (John Wells). Mississippi valley: its geogra- 
 phy, progress, etc. Chicago, 1869. 8. . . 1125 08 
 
 ~ ^7? t0 oo° raC6S of the United States - Chicago, 
 
 lo'O. O cnrj 90 
 
 — Ancieutrellcs in Missouri. [Sm. rep., 1863.'] '. .' .3936 18 
 -and Whitney (J. D. ) Geology and topography of 
 
 a portion of the Lake Superior land district. 1 
 Copper lands. Iron region, with general eeoioev' 
 Washington, 1850-51. 8°. . . „ . .4112 35 
 
 Foster (JohnY.) New Jersey and the rebellion- a 
 history. Newark, (N. J.) 1868. 8°. . 644'irj 
 
 Foster (Michael) Science primers. Physiology New 
 York, 1874. 18° 4325 31 
 
 — Functions of muscle and nerve, tin Handbook' for nhn 
 
 laboratory, v. 1, 1873 , .433626 
 
 — and Balfour (Francis M. ) Elements of embrvoloev 
 
 [The hen's egg.] L„ 1874. 12°. . . .4732 20 
 
 — and Langley (J. N. ) Course of elementary prncti 
 
 cal physiology. L., 1876. 12°. . . .4326 1*7 
 Foster (Mrs. Margaret E.) Handbook of modern 
 
 European literature. L. ,1849. 1G°. . . 273101 
 Foster (P. Le Neve). Photography. [In Brit, m'f'g industries. 
 
 1876.J gg^j gj 
 
 Foster (Thomas Campbell). Letters on the condition 
 of the people of Ireland. 2ded. London, 1847 
 8° , 5917.10 
 
 Foster (Vere). Complete course of drawing. 11 v. 
 London, [n. d.] obi. 16°. ..... 1441.11 
 
 Note.— For Contents see p. 541 of Catalogue. 
 
 — Complete course of painting in water colors. 7 v. 
 
 London, [n. d.] obi. 16° 1443.18 
 
 — Drawing copy book : animal drawing in pencil by 
 
 H. Weir. L., [n. a\ ] sm. obi. 4°. . . 1432.06 
 Landscape and trees in pencil by J. Needham. 
 
 London, \n. d.] sm. obi. 4°. . . . . 1432.05 
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 Das Galgenmannlein. 10, Der Geheimrath. Der Sieges- 
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 Adams (C. F.) Progress of liberty. Taunton. 
 
 Aiknian (W.) Address. Detroit. 
 
 Alvord (T. G.) Nation's jubilee. Syracuse. 
 
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 Bacon (L.) New Haven one hundred years ago. New Haven. 
 
 Bacon (T.) Triumphs of the republic. Palmyra. 
 
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 Bartlett (W. A.) Permanency of the republic. Aurora and In- 
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 Beason (T. I.) America and Judaism. Jackson, Shreveport. 
 
 Beecher (H. W.) Advance of a century. Peekskill. 
 
 Big Soldier, jr., chief of Otoe Indians. Responsive address. 
 Nebraska city. 
 
 Birkins (H. H.) Our flag. New York city. 
 
 Brunot (P. R.) Genius of America. Pittsburgh. 
 
 Bryant (W. 0.) Centennial ode. New York city. 
 
 Cantwell (E.) Union and reconciliation. Willington. 
 
 Carpenter (S. H.) Elements of our prosperity. Madison. 
 
 Chapin (A. L.) Relation of education to the state. Janesville. 
 
 Chapman (H.) The magnificent present. Doylestowu. 
 
 Chase (0. S.) 1776 contrasted with 1876. Omaha. 
 
 Cheney (P. E.) Address. Manchester. 
 
 Cheater (A. E.) Experiment of a free government. Buffalo. 
 
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 Davis (C. K.) Permanency of our institutions. St. Paul. 
 
 De Long (C. E.) Freedom's grand review. Gold hill. 
 
 Dillon (J. F.) Our duty and responsibility. Davenport. 
 
 Dix (J. A.) Address. New York city. 
 
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 Dougherty {Miss S.) Centennial address. Jackson. 
 
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 Fowler (C. H.) Illinois, resources and record. Centennial 
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 Goddard (L. M.) Glory, growth, and greatness of America. 
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 — Introductory address. Philadelphia. 
 
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 Jacobs (J. I.) Temple of national liberty. Wheeling. 
 
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 Pittsburgh. 
 
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 Langston (J. M.) National utterances, and achievements of our 
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 Latrobe (P. C.) Our national emblem. Baltimore. 
 
 Lear (G.) Beacon fires of liberty. Doylestown. 
 
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 Roberts (D.) Centennial address. Burlington. 
 
 Kockford (S- S.) Influence of popular education upon the 
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 Bomeyn (T.) National perils and safeguards. Detroit. 
 
 Routt (J. L.) Centennial address. Denver 
 
 Bellman (J. J. M.) Free institutions of America. Baltimore 
 
 Seymour (H.) Future of the human race. Rome 
 
 Shuman (A.) Warnings for tho future. Lena 
 
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 Storrs (R. S.) Rise of constitutional liberty. New York city 
 
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 Talbot (G. P.) The nation's birthday. Portland. 
 
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 — Song of 1876. New York city. 
 
 Taylor (J.) Our republic. Providence. 
 
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 Durbin, Pioneer preachers, W. H. Milburn, H, W. Beecher, 
 W. R. Williams, C. G. Sommers, Orville Dewey, F. D. Hun- 
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 Fraser (John). Humorous chap-books of Scotland. . 
 
 Part 1-2. New York, 1873-74. 12°. . . 2721.19 
 Fraser (Simon, lord Lovat). See Biography (p. 146). 
 IVaser (Rev. Wm.) Blending lights ; or the relations 
 
 of natural science, archaeology, and history, to 
 
 the Bible. 2d ed. New York, 1874. 12°. 3547.27 
 Fraser (Sir Wm.) London self-governed. London, 
 
 1866. 18°. 5731.13 
 
 Fraser's magazine. • v. 1-94. L., 1830-76. 8°. 8075.01 
 Note.— J. A. Froude has edited v. 81-94 (N.8.. v. 1-14). The 
 
 history of Fraser's mag., is sketched in Eclectic mag., 
 
 V. 26, 1852. 
 
 Fraserian papers. See Maginn (Wm.) 2536.01 
 
 Frauds of Romish monks. See Emiliane (G. d'). . . . 3424.23 
 Frauds. See Law. (Frauds.) 
 
 Frazee (L. J.) Medical student in Europe. Cincin., 
 1852. 12° 941.22 
 
 Frazer. See Fraser. 
 
 Frederick. For lives of persons of this name, jee Biography (p. 146). 
 
 Frederic II., the Great, (king of Prussia). Posthumous 
 works. Tr. from the French, by T. Holcroft. 
 13 v. London, 1789. 8° 5041.03 
 
 Contents. 
 Bavarian state papers, v. 4. 
 Bavarian succession, v. 4. 
 
 Blue Beard (Theological commentary of Don Calmet on), v. 5. 
 Charles xu. (Reflections on character and military talents of), 
 
 v. 5. 
 Correspondence between Frederick n., the prince of Prussia, 
 
 and general Fouquet, v. 13. 
 
 — between Frederick ii. and marchioness du Chatelet, v. 9. 
 
 — between Frederick n. and d'Alembert, Condorcet, Grimm, 
 
 andd'Arget, v. 11, 12. 
 
 — between Frederic n. and d'Argens, v. 10. 
 
 — between Frederic ii. and Fontenelle, v. 9. 
 
 — between Frederic it. and Jordan, v. 9. 
 
 — between Frederic ir. and Sollin, v. 9. 
 
 — between Frederic n. and Voltaire, v. 6-8. 
 Critical examination of the System of nature, v. 5. 
 Dialogues of the dead, v. 5. 
 
 Elegy of the city of Berlin, v. 6. 
 
 Errors of the understanding (Dissert, on innocence of), v. 2. 
 Essay on German literature, v. 13. 
 
 Essay on the forms of government and on the duties of so- 
 vereigns, v. 5. 
 History of my own time, 1739-45, v. 1. 
 History of the seven years' war, 1746-53, v. 2, 3. 
 Memoirs, etc., 1763 to 1778, v. 4. 
 Miscellanies, v. 13. 
 
 Moral dialogues for the use of young nobility, v. 13. 
 Narrative of prince Augustus William, prince of Prussia, v. 13. 
 Political, philoS., and satirical miscellanies, v. 6. 
 Preface to the Henriade of Voltaire, v. 5. 
 School of the world : comedy in 3 acts, v. 5. 
 Tantalus at law : comedy, v. 5. 
 Voltaire (Epitaph on), v. 5. 
 Voltaire (Eulogium on), v 13. 
 Voltaire (Portrait of), v. 5. 
 Voltaire's farewell to the king, v. 5. 
 
 4S- For lives of Frederick the Great, see Biography (p. 146). 
 
 — redenck August, (prince of Brunswick). See Brunswick (F. A.) 
 iredenck (Cesar). Voyages and travels in India, 1563-81. [In 
 
 Kerr. Col. of voyages, v. 7 [914.14] ; -Hakluyt. Voyages, 
 v. 2, 1810 [916.16]. 
 
 Free lance in the field of life and letters. See Wilkinson 
 
 (W. C.) 2540 15 
 
 Free school system of the U. States. See Adams (F.j '. 6534!ll 
 
 Free trade. See Political economy. (Free trade.) 
 
 Free trade convention, (Phila.) Exposition of the 
 
 unequal, unjust, and oppressive operation of the 
 
 present tariff system, in relation to iron, wool, 
 
 hemp, paper, and the manufactures thereof 
 
 Phil., 1832. 8° 5093.09 
 
 Freedley (Edwin T. ) Opportunities for industry and 
 capital, [anon.] Phil., 1859. 12°. . . 5922.05 
 
 — Philadelphia and its manufactures. Phila., 185k. 
 
 123 5923.14 
 
 — Practical treatise on business. Ph., 1852. 12°. 5922.(18 
 Freedom and fellowship in religion. Essays and ad- 
 dresses. Ed. by a committee of the Free religious 
 association. Boston, 1853. 12°. . . . 3553.06 
 
 Freedom and free institutions. See Government and politics 
 (Liberty and other headings) ;—also Slavery;— Liberty of the 
 press ;— Biblical and religious lit. iReligious liberty and 
 toleration, p. 101). 
 
 Freedom and war. Discourses. See Beecher (H.W.) 1863. 5831.03 
 
 Freedom of the will. See Will. 
 
 Freehold villa for nothing. By I. Marvel, [pseud.) 2d ed. Lond. 
 [1873.] 16° 1311.10 
 
 Freeholder (The). [In Addison (J.) Works, v. 3.] . . .5012.03 
 
 Freeman. .See also Freman. 
 
 Freeman (Edward A.) Comparative politics. Six 
 lectures. With the Unity of history. New York, 
 1874. 8° 5714.23 
 
 — Disestablishment anddisendowment, what are they? 
 
 London, 1874. 12° 3551.26 
 
 — General sketch of history. N. Y, 1874. 12°. 421.32 
 
 — Growth of the English constitution from the ear- 
 
 liest times. London, 1872. 12°. . . . 5712.18 
 
 — Historical and architectural sketches: chiefly Italian. 
 
 London, 1876." 12° 534.27 
 
 Contents : The Venetian march. Ravenna and her sis- 
 ters. Central Italy. Rome. Greece in Italy. Lombardy. 
 The Burgundian march. 
 
 — Historical essays. 2 v. L, 1871-73. 8°. 2528.11 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Mythical and romantic elements in early 
 English history. (Fortnightly rev.. May, 1866.) Continuity 
 of English history. (Ed. rev., July, I860.) Relations between 
 the crowns of England and Scotland. (Fortnightly rev., 
 June, 1867.) Saint Thomas of Canterbury and his bio- 
 graphers. (Nat. rev., April. 18(10.) Reiyn of Edward in. 
 (Fortnightly rev., May, 1869.) Holy Roman empire. (North 
 Brit, rev., March, 1865.) Franks and Gauls. (Nat. rev., 
 Oct., I860.) The early sieges of Paris. (Brit. quar. rev., 
 Jan., 1871.) Frederick the first, king of Italy. (Nat, rev., 
 Jan., 1861. The emperor Frederick ii. tN. Brit, rev., Dec, 
 1866.) Charles the Bold. (Nat. rev., April, 1864, and Fortn. 
 rev., Oct., 1868.) Presidential government. (Nat. rev., 
 Nov., 1864.) 
 
 2. Ancient Greece and mediaeval Italy. (Oxford essays, 
 1857, and Nat. rev., Oct., 1862.) Mr. Gladstone's Homer and 
 the Homeric age. (Nat. rev., July, 1858.) Tbe historians of 
 Athens. (Nat. rev., Jan., 1858.) The Athenian democracy. 
 North Brit, rev., May, 1856.) Alexander the Great. (Ed. 
 rev., April, 1857.) Greece during the Macedonian period. 
 (North Brit, rev., Aug., 1854.) Mommseu's History of 
 Rome. (Nat. rev., April, 1859.) Lucius Cornelia Sulla. (Nat. 
 rev., Jan., 1862.) The Flavian Cassars. (Nat. rev., Jan., 1863.) 
 
 — History and conquests of the Saracens. Oxford, 
 
 1856. 16° 547.15 
 
 Same. Oxford, 1870. 16° 547.15 
 
 — History of architecture. Lond., 1849. 8°. 1314.10 
 
 — History of Europe. New York, 1876. 24°. 451.09 
 
 — History of fedeial government, to the disruption of 
 
 the U. S. v. 1. Lond., 1863. 8°. . . 5724.09 
 Contents : v. 1. General introduction. History of the 
 Greek federations. 
 • Note.— The only volume (1877) published. 
 
 — History of the cathedral church of AVells, as illus- 
 
 trating the hist, of the cathedral churches of the 
 old foundation. Lond., 1870. 16°. . .3443.06 
 
 — History of the Norman conquest of England. 5 v. 
 
 Oxford, 1869-1877. 8° 484.11 
 
 Note.— Reviewed by H. Coppee, in Int. rev., July, 1875. 
 
 — Old English history for children. L.,1869. 12°. 461.09 
 
 — Ottoman power in Europe. L., 1877. 12°. 547.28 
 Turks in Europe. [Political sketch.] New York, 
 
 1877. 32° • 547.27 
 
 — Unity of history. Lond., 1872. 12°. . . 411.12 
 (editor). Historical course for schools, v. 1-5. Lond., 
 
 1874. 18°. 
 
 v 1. General sketch of history, by E. A. Freeman. . 421.32 
 
 2. History of England, by Edith Thompson. . 463.27 
 
 3 History of Scotland, by Margaret Macarthur. . . 491.12 
 
 4. History of Italy, by W. Hunt 631.11 
 
 5. History of Germany, by James Sime. . . . 641.19 
 
 In asking for hooks, use the " Book Orders," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
560 
 
 FREEMAN -FRERE 
 
 Freeman (Frederick). History of Cape Cod ; annals 
 
 of Barnstable county. 2 v. B., 1862-69. 8°. 596.06 
 Freeman (James E. ) Gatherings from an artist's port- 
 folio. New York, 1S77. 16° 1431.41 
 
 Note. — Professional reminiscences of an artist while 
 
 abroad, chiefly in Italy. 
 Freeman (Samuel). Town officer. 4th ed. Boston, 
 
 1799. 16°. 5634.05 
 
 Freemautle (A.J.) Three mouths in the Southern 
 
 states: April- June, 1863. N. Y, 1864. 12°. 613.08 
 Freemasonry. 
 
 — Arnold (A.O.L.) Hist, and philos. of. 1866. 5837.10 
 
 — Authentic key to the door of free-masonry, ancient 
 
 and modern. N. Y., 1859. 24°. . . .5736.16 
 
 — Barruel (A. de). In his Memoirs illustrating the hiBtory of 
 
 jacobinism, 4 v. 1798 6837.03 
 
 — Bedarride (M.) De l'ordre maconnique de Misraim. 
 
 1845. 5837.01 
 
 — Carlile(R.) An exposure of freemasonry. 1831. 5837.13 
 
 — Chase ((?. W.) Digest of masonic law. 1864. 5836.18 
 
 — Constitutions of the ancient fraternity of free and 
 
 accepted masons. Lond., 1858. 8°. . . 5837.31 
 
 — Cooke (M.) Hist, and articles of masonry. 1861. 5837.14 
 
 — Creigh (A.) History of the Knights Templar of 
 
 Pennsylvania, 1794-1866 5837.26 
 
 Same. 2d series. [1854-67.] .... 5837.26 
 
 • — Findel(J. 0.) History of freemasonry. 2d ed., re- 
 vised by D. M. Lyon. 1869 5837.22 
 
 — Gasselt (H.) Catalogue of books in public libraries 
 
 of the Union, anti-masonic. 1852. . . . 5836.14 
 
 — Green (S. D.) The brokeu seal ; or the Morgan ab- 
 
 duction and murder. 1870 5837.23 
 
 — Guillemain de Saint Victor (L. ) Recueil precieux de 
 
 la maconnerie adonhiramite. 2 v. [Paris, 1786 ?] 
 
 16° 5837.11 
 
 — ■ — La vraie maconnerie d'adoption. [anon.] Phila. 
 [Paris], 1787. 16°. (B'd with preceding.) 5837.11 
 
 — Hughan ( W. J. ) Masonic sketches and reprints. 
 
 1. History of freemasonry in York. 2. Unpub- 
 lished records. 1871 5837.24 
 
 — lnwood (J. ) Sermons ; in which are explained and 
 
 enforced the religious, moral, and political virtues 
 of freemasonry. 1799 5837.29 
 
 — Kelly ( G. ) Solomon's temple spiritualized ; with an 
 
 account of its destruction. 1820. . . 5837.15 
 
 — Knapp (S. L.) Genius of masonry. 1828. 5837.17 
 
 — Mackey (A. G.) Lexicon of freemasonry. 1852. 5337.18 
 The Ahiman Rezon ; or, book of constitutions of 
 
 the grand lodge of ancient freemasons of South 
 
 Carolina. 1852 5836.15 
 
 The book of the Chapter ; or, monitorial instruc- 
 tions, in the degrees of Mark, past and most ex- 
 cellent master, and the Holy Royal Arch. 4th ed. 
 1862 5836.13 
 
 — Oliver (G.) Antiquities of freemasonry. 1823. 5837.27 
 
 — Preston (W.) Illustrations of masonry. 14th ed., 
 
 by G. Oliver. 1829 5837.28 
 
 — Reynolds (L.E.) Mysteries of masonry. 1870. 5837.21 
 
 — Robison (J. ) Proofs of a conspiracy against the 
 
 religions and governments of Europe, in meetings 
 of freemasons, etc. 3d ed. 1798. . 5837.30 
 
 — JJoio (A.) Masonic biography and dictionary. 
 
 1868 5837.19 
 
 — Sandys ( W.) Short view of the history of freema- 
 
 sonry. 1829 5837.20 
 
 — United Stales anti-masonic convention. Proceedings 
 
 with address to the people. Phila., 1830. 8°. 5836.19 
 
 Proceedings of the 2d convention, Baltimore, 1831. 
 
 Boston, 1832. 8°. 5836.19 
 
 — Webb (T. S.) Freemason's monitor. 1821. 5837.16 
 
 — Yarker (J., jr.) Notes on the various rites and de- 
 
 grees of free and accepted masonry. 1872. 5837.32 
 &&• See also Secret societies. 
 Freer (Martha Walker, afterward Mrs. Robinson). 
 Elizabeth de Valois, queen of Spain, and the 
 court of Philip n. 2 v. L., 1857. 8°. 3174.10 
 
 — Henry in., king of France and Poland : his court 
 
 and times. 3 v. Lond., 1858. 8°. . . 3077.09 
 
 — History of the reign of Henry rv., king of France 
 
 and Navarre. 3 pts.iu 6 v. L., 1860-63. 12°. 3076.25 
 Pt. 1. Henry iv. and the league. 2 v. 2, Henry IV and 
 Mane de Medici. 2 v. 3, The last decade. 2 v. 
 
 — Life of Jeanne d'Albret, queen of Navarre. 2 v 
 
 Lond., 1858. 8° 3092.11 
 
 — Life of Marguerite d'Angoulfime, queen of Navarre 
 
 2v: Lond., 1856. 8°. ..... .3116.1(5 
 
 — Married life of Anne of Austria, mother of Louis 
 
 xrv. Don Sebastian, king of Portugal. 2 v. Lon- 
 don, 1864. 8° 3013.28 
 
 — Eegency of Anne of Austria. 2 v. L., 1866. 8°. 3013.30 
 Freese (Jacob B. ) The old world : Palestine, Syria 
 
 and Asia Minor. Phil., 1869. 12°. . . 1051.10 
 Fregier (H. A.) Des classes dangereuses dans lea 
 
 grandes villes. 2 v. Paris, 1840. 8°. .5818.18 
 
 Freight computations. See Dart (P. C.) 1868 4014.06 
 
 Freiligrath (Ferdinand). Gedichte. Stuttgart und 
 
 Augsburg, 1856. 12° 7114.23 
 
 — Poems. Translated. Leipzig, 1869. 16°. . 1643.22 
 
 StfS- See Nat. qu. rev., v. 122, 1871 ; For. qu. rev., Jan., 
 1845 ; hiBtories of German lit ; and Longfellow's Poets of 
 Europe. 
 
 Freman (George). A dehortation from all sinne, but 
 particularly the sinne of drinking. London, 1663. 
 12° 5834.08 
 
 Fremont (John Charles). Report of the exploring 
 expedition to the Bocky Mountains in 1842, and 
 to Oregon and North California, 1843-44. Wash., 
 
 1845. 8°. . . 1135.15 
 
 4®- For lives of J. C. F., see Biography (p. 147.) 
 
 Fremont (Mrs. John Charles). Story of the guard. 
 Boston, 1863. 16° 631.08 
 
 French (Benjamin Franklin). Historical collections 
 of Louisiana, v. 1-5. N. Y., 1846-53. 8°. 593.14 
 
 Same. Historical collections of Louisiana and 
 
 Florida. New series. N. Y., 1869. 8°. 593.23 
 
 Same. 2d series. Hist, memoirs and narratives, 
 
 1527-1702. New York, 1875. 8°. . . . 593.22 
 Note. — For Contents of these collections, see p. 341 of Cata- 
 logue (under Louisiana). 
 
 — History of the iron trade of the United States, 1621 
 
 to 1857. New York, 1858. 8° 4006.02 
 
 French (George Russell). Shakespeareana genealogioa. 
 
 London, 1869. 8° 1764.11 
 
 French (Gilbert). Bibliog. notices of church libraries 
 
 at Turton and Gorton, bequeathed by Humphrey 
 
 Chetham. L. , 1 855. 4°. [Chetham soc. , v. 38. ]5094. 39 
 
 French (J. H.) Gazetteer of the State of New York. 
 
 Syracuse, (N. Y,) 1860. 1. 8° 616.01 
 
 French (John). Art of distillation. L.,1667. 12°. 3931.36 
 
 French. See France. 
 
 French anas. 3 v. London, 1805. 16°. . . 6215.19 
 
 French at home. See Rhodes (A ) 1875 961.33 
 
 French authors at home. See Challice (A. E.) 2 v. 1864. 3266.10 
 
 French chronicle of London ; 44 Henry m. —17 Edw. 
 
 m. ; ed. by J. G. J. Aungier. London, Camden 
 
 soc, 1844. 4° 5112.'.'8 
 
 French home life. Reprinted from Blackwood's mag. 
 
 New York, 1874. 12°. 961.29 
 
 French language. See Language [French). 
 French literature. See Literature {French), for literary history 
 and criticism ; and for a list of those authors whose worts 
 are in the Catalogue in whole or in part. 
 French love songs. See Ourwen (Henry). 1871. . . 1643.21 
 
 French political leaders. See King (Edward) 8221.17 
 
 French society, from the Fronde. See Baker (H. B.) . . 3266,15 
 French's minor drama. Nos. 1-296. v. 1-37 in 21. 
 
 New York, [n.d.] 12° 1771.01 
 
 French's modern standard drama. Nos. 1-344. Ed. by 
 Epes Sargent, et al. v. 1-43 in 29. New York, 
 
 [n.&] 12° 1772.01 
 
 Frend (Wm.) The national debt in its true colours. London, 
 
 1817. 8°. (Pamphleteer, v. 9, p. 415-432.] . . . 6058.09 
 
 Freneau (Philip). Poems. With preface. London, 
 
 1861. 16° 1613.16 
 
 Frere (John Hookham). Works : in verse and prose. 
 3 v. 2d ed., revised, with additions. London, 
 
 1842. 12° 1641.25 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Memoir by Sir Bartle Frere, 2. Contri- 
 butions to the Microcosm. Miscellanies. Contributions 
 to the Anti- Jacobin. Bemarks on the 9th book of the Iliad. 
 Keview of Mitchell's Aristophanes. Prospectus and speci- 
 men of an intended national work, by Wm. and Robert 
 Whistlecraft, relating to king Arthur and his Eoimd tabic 
 Miscellanies. Fables for rive years old. Transl. from 
 'The Cid.' Miscel. translations. Translations from tho 
 psalms of David. 3. Translations from Aristophanes : 
 The Acharnians, The Knights, The Birds, The Frogs, The 
 Peace. Theognis Eestitutus. 
 «3r For notices of Frere, see Biography (p. 146). 
 
 BBOOKLYN MERCANTILE L1BBABY, 
 
FRERE -FROG 
 
 561 
 
 Frere (Thomas). Frfere's chess hand-book. New York, 
 1858. 24° 4614.04 
 
 — Morphy's games of chess, and Frere's problem 
 
 tournament. N. Y, 1859. 24°. . . . 4614.10 
 Prerichs (Fried. Theod.) Clinical treatise on diseases 
 
 of the liver. Tr. by C. Murchison. London, iV'eio 
 
 Sydenham soc., 1860. 8° 4302.13 
 
 Fresco-painting. See Fine arts (p. 643). 
 
 Presenilis (Dr. 0. K. ) Qualitative chemical analysis. 
 
 7th ed. Ed. by A. Vacher. L., 1869. 8°. . 4214.26 
 
 — Quantitative chemical analysis. 5th ed. Ed. by A. 
 
 Vacher. London, 1870. 8° 4214.27 
 
 Fresh hearts that failed 3000 years ago, etc. See Lowell (R. 
 
 T. S.). 1671.10 
 
 Fresh leaves from the Book. See Ranyard (L. N.) . . . 3735.07 
 Freshfield (Douglas W.) Italian Alps. London, 1875. 
 
 12°. 983.28 
 
 — Travels in the Central Caucasus and Bashan. Lon- 
 
 don, 1869. 8°'. 996.12 
 
 Fret- cutting. 
 
 — Bemrose (Wm., jr.) Fret-cutting. 1869. . 1316.19 
 
 — Sawyer (O. A.) Fret-sawing, etc. 1875. .1314.34 
 Frey (Heinrich). The microscope and microscopical 
 
 technology. Tr. by G. R. Cutter. New York, 
 1872. 4°. 4838.22 
 
 Freygang (Wilhelm von). Letters from the Caucasus 
 and Georgia ; journey into Persia in 1812, and 
 abridged history of Persia since Nadir Shah. 
 London, 1823. 8°. 1043.24 
 
 Freytag (Gustav). Bilder aus der deutschen Vergan- 
 genheit 2 v. Leipzig, 1861. 8°. . . 7114.27 
 
 — Die verlorene Handschrif t. Leip., 1869. 16°. 7114.28 
 
 — Pictures of German life, 15th-17th centuries. Tr. 
 
 by Mrs. Malcolm. 2 v. L, 1862. 12°. 546.14 
 
 Same. 2d series. 18th and 19th centuries. 2 v. 
 
 in 1. London, 1863. 12° 546.16 
 
 — Soil und Haben. 2v.ini. Leip., 1858. 16°. 7114.26 
 
 j8®~ For English versions of his novels, see Fiction (p. 483). 
 
 Friar Bacon. Famous historic of Fryer Bacon. [In Thorns (W. 
 
 J.) Early prose romances, v. 1.) 261.22 
 
 — Greene (R.) Friar Bacon and Friar Bungay. [In his Dram. 
 
 works, v. 1, 1831.] 1725.04 
 
 Friar Bakon's prophesie, a satire. a.d, 1604. Ed. by J. O. Halli- 
 
 well. [In Percy society, v. 16.] 6060.16 
 
 Prick (Jos.) Physical technics. Tr. by J. D. Easter. 
 
 Phil., 1861. 8° 4026.19 
 
 Fridthjof s Saga. See Tegner (E.) ; also Viking tales of the 
 
 north 1693.42 
 
 Friedlaender (Ludwig). Moeurs romaines du regne 
 d'Auguste a la fin des Antonins. Tr. par Ch. Vo- 
 gel. 2 v. Paris, 1865. 12° 434.28 
 
 Friend fThe): essays. See Coleridge (8. T.) Works, v. 2. 6026.05 
 
 Friendly (Felix), pseud. Congratulations and counsels: 
 a book for birthdays. 2d ed, enl. London, 1872. 
 48° 3537.26 
 
 Friendly societies. 
 
 — Becher (J. T.) Constitution of friendly societies, on 
 
 legal and scientific principles. 5th ed. 1829. 5914.27 
 
 — Cunningham (J. W.) Observations on friendly societies. 1823. 
 
 [In Pamphleteer, v. 22.] 5058.22 
 
 - Bardwick (G.) History, etc 5825.05 
 
 — Neison (F.G.P.) Observ. on odd fellow and friendly 
 
 societies. 14th ed. 1867 5914.28 
 
 See also Contemp. rev., Mch., 1873 (Gilds and friendly so- 
 cieties, by J. M. Ludlow) ; Jan., 1877 (History, functions, 
 etc., by W. W. Edwards). 
 W See also Gilds ;— Social science. {Charitable agencies.) 
 
 Wends (Society of). See Biblical and religious Ut. (Friends or 
 Quakers, p. 87) ; also Smith (J.) Descriptive catalogue of 
 Friends' books. 1867 2741.08 
 
 Friends in council. See Helps (A.) 2v 2631.26 
 
 Friends of Christ. See Adams (N.) 3513.11 
 
 Friendship. 
 
 — jher(W.R.) Friendships of women. 1868. 5821.22 
 
 — Cicero (M. T.) Cato and Laelius: essays. With 
 
 remarks by W. Melmoth. 2 v. 1777. . 5434.25 
 
 Same. 1807 3535.05 
 
 ~~ San >6' [In hit Orations, etc. N. J., 1862.] . . .6321.04 
 
 — lhompson(Mrs.K. B.) Celebrated friendships. 2 v. 
 ./"1 3253.24 
 
 — Mcott (A. B.) In his Tablets, p. 81-102 2512.17 
 
 — *rgens (J. B. de P. d% On friendship. [In his New memoirs, 
 
 "M i V. 1, p. 1-60.) T . l 1225.29 
 
 ~aauantyne (T.) Essays in mosaic, 1870 ; p. 174-187. . 2513.14 
 __ V*,™" ('•) Literary characters, v. 2, 1822 ; p. 164-230. 2522.27 
 
 "page (Abigail). Country-living, p. 285-310 2523.03 
 
 t.menon(R. W.) Essays, 1st s., 1873 ; p. 173-199.) . 2524.05 
 
 — Plutarch. Of large acquaintance. [In his Morals, v. I, p. 464- 
 
 474.] ^ 6435 26 
 
 — Roland {Mine.) Works, 1800 ; p. 33-43. . ' 254l'o6 
 
 See also N. A. rev., July, 1856 (Literature of friendship') 
 Friendship of books. See Maurice (F. D.) 1874 26J5 19 
 
 Friendship's garland. See Arnold (Matthew). 1871 ' ' ' 6713'o4 
 Friendships of women. See Alger (W. R.) 1868. 682l'22 
 
 Friess (C. A. C. de). Corse. Paris, 1847 8°' 
 
 [Univers.] 901 26 
 
 Fnsbie (B.) Hist, of Poultney, Vt. See Joslin (J.) . . 655.23 
 
 Frisi (Paolo). Treatise on rivers and torrents. With 
 
 essay on canals. Tr. by J. Garstin. Lond. Weak 
 
 „_ 1861. 16° 4025.22 
 
 Priawell (James Hain). About in the world. Essays. 
 [anon.] 3d ed. London, 1866. 16°. . 2525.16 
 Contents : Our first glimpse of the world. On boyhood, 
 and growing up. On the nation one is born unto. Our 
 neighbors in Ireland. Outward adornment. Eating and 
 drinking. On pump-handles. On looking back. On res- 
 pectable people. On the faces around us. The poor 
 about us. Crime. On the cultivation of memory. Hap- 
 piness. War in the world. Barbarities of war. Barbarities 
 of peace. Gentle words. Dreamland. Taking heed of to- 
 morrow. On the length of our days. Something supe- 
 rior. Beauty. On being cheated. Upon evil wishes and 
 curses. On one of our last acts. Good wishes at Christmas. 
 
 — Essays on English writers, [anon.] London, 1869 
 
 16° 2525.17 
 
 Contents : Study of history. History and hist, biography. 
 The English poets. The essayists. Dramatic literature. 
 Bible and its translators. Theologians. Letter-writers. 
 The satirists. Scottish poets. Political and metaphysical 
 writers. British novelistB. English essayiBts. Poets of 
 the present century. 
 
 — Familiar words, or quotation handbook. London, 
 
 1866. 12' 6213.04 
 
 — Footsteps to fame. New ed. L., 1874. 12°. 3261.28 
 
 Contents : Uses of fame. The great thinkers. Heroes. 
 Rulers of mankind. Soldiers. Leaders of men and lovers 
 of their country. Votaries of science — Humboldt. Ploughera 
 of the deep — Sailors. Pioneers of science. Great workers. 
 Lovers of nature — Audubon. The searchers of the skies. 
 Watchers of the shore. John Smeaton — lighthouses. Pa- 
 triots. Benefactors. Workers and thinkers. 
 
 — Francis Spira, and other poems, [anon.] London, 
 
 1865. 16° 1643.23 
 
 — Gentle life : essays in aid of the formation of char- 
 
 acter. 2 v. Loudon, 1866. 16°. . . . 2525.14 
 
 — Life portraits of Shakspeare : with an examination 
 
 into their authenticity. L. , 1864. 
 Modern men of letters. L. , 1870. 
 
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 About (E. F. V.) 
 Ainsworth (W. H.) 
 Browning (R. ) 
 
 sm. 4°. 1753.27 
 12°. . 2525.18 
 
 Hugo (V. M.) Ruskin (J.) 
 
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 Lemon (M.) of). 
 
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 Dickens (C. J. H.) Longfellow (H.W.) Swinburne (A. O.) 
 
 Disraeli (B.) Lytton (Lord.) Tennyson (A.) 
 
 Emerson (R. W.' ; Reade (C.) Trollope (A.) 
 Grote (G.) | Robertson (T. W.) 
 
 — Other people's windows. 2d sd. 1869. 12°. 234.39 
 
 — The silent hour : essays for Sunday reading. Lond., 
 
 1868. 16° 3553.12 
 
 J9S" See also Fiction class-list (p. 483). 
 
 Frith (John). Thoughts on the mysteries of life. 
 Book I. [Cosmological, astronomical, geological.] 
 London, 1872. 8° 4026.20 
 
 Frithiof-Saga. See Tegner (E.) 
 
 Fritze (Ernst). Idalium. Wien, 1862. 32°. . 7114.33 
 
 Frobisher (Prof. J. E.) Culture of voice and action, 
 with readings. New York, 1868. 12°. .6332.13 
 
 Frobisher (Sir Martin). Beste (G.) Three voyages of 
 M. F. , in search of a passage to Catbaia and India 
 by the northwest, 1576-78. London, Hakluyt 
 
 soc, 1867. 8°. . 1145.11 
 
 Same. \In Pinkerton (J.) Voyages, v. 12 ] . . . 926.12 
 
 — Bundell(T.) Voyages toward the northwest, 1496-1631. 1145.10 
 
 — Southey (R.) Lives of the Brit, admirals, v. 6. . .3211.06 
 
 Froebel (Friedrich). 
 
 — Eriege (Matilda H. ) The child, its nature and rela- 
 
 tions, an elucidation of Froebel's principles of 
 education. A free rendering of the German of 
 baroness Marenholtz-Biilow. 2d ed. 1872. 5512.33 
 
 Friedrich Froebel : a biogr. sketch. . . 5512. 34 
 
 #£• See also Education. (Kindergarten.) 
 
 Froebel (Julius). Seven years travel in Central Amer- 
 ica, Northern Mexico, and the far West. L., 1859. 
 8° 1165.19 
 
 Physical geography of N. A. (Sm. report. 1854.] . 3936.09 
 
 Frog. See Natural history. (Frog ;— Reptiles.) 
 
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562 
 
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 Froissart (Jean). Chronicles of England, France, 
 Spain, etc., from Edw. n. to Henry iv. [1326-1399.] 
 Tr., with life, etc., by T. Johnes. 2 v. London, 
 1852. 8° 497.03 
 
 — Chroniques, 1325-1400. [Buchon. Col. des chron. , 
 
 v. 11-25.] 5125.22 
 
 — Poesies. [In Buchon. Col. des chron., v. 10.1 • • • 5125.21 
 
 — St. Leger (B. ) Froissart and his times. 3 v. 3063.02 
 
 See Fraser's mag., July, 1873 (F.'s chronicles) ; also the 
 
 next title ; — 
 Froissart ballads ; poems. See Cooke (P. P.) 1847. . . 1634.06 
 From Cape Cod to Dixie. See Mackie (J. M.) 1864. . 1111.08 
 From Dan to Beersbeba. See Newman (J. P.) 1864. . 1053 06 
 From dawn to noon : poems. See Fane (V.) . . . . 1643.36 
 From dawn to sunrise. See Smith (Mrs. J. G.) . . , . 3411.24 
 From feudal to federal. See Partridge (J. A.) 1872 . . 6725.25 
 From Liverpool to St. Louis. See Hall (N.) 1870. . . . 1072.13 
 From matter to spirit. See De Morgan {Mrs. A.) 1863. . 3811.07 
 From peasaut to prince : Life of Menschikoff. See Pietzker 
 
 (M. A.) 3122.27 
 
 From Sedan to Saarbruck, via Verdun, Gravelotte, 
 
 and Metz. By an officer of the Royal Artillery. 
 
 [anon.] London, 1870. 12° 526.15 
 
 From the lakes of Killarney to the Golden horn. See Field 
 
 (H. M.) 946.13 
 
 From traditional to rational faith. See Griffin (R. A.) . 3665.28 
 From Waterloo to the Peninsula. See Sala (G. A.) 1867. 942.18 
 Fromberg (Emanuel Otto). Art of painting on glass. 
 
 Tr. by H. J. Clarke. 3d ed. L, 1857. 16°. 1443.23 
 Fromentin (Eugene). Dominique. P., 1863. 12°. 7021. :S0 
 
 — Une annee dans le Sahel. 2e eU P., 1859. 12°. 7021.31 
 Fromont jeune et Rtsler aine : moeurB parisieunes. See Daudet 
 
 (A.) 1877 7014.36 
 
 Fronde. See Countries. (France : history. 2. Civil wars, p. 321.) 
 Fronmiiller (G. F. C.) Epistles general of Peter and Jude. [In 
 
 Lange (J. P.) Commentary. New Test., v. 9, 1868.] 3747.19 
 Frontinua (Sextus Julius). De aquaeductibus urbis 
 
 Romas. Tr. de M. J. Rondelet. [Lai. et Fr.] 
 
 Paris, 1866. 8°. [Nisard'a collection.] 7725.03 
 
 — Strategematioon. Tr. par T. Baudement. [Lat. et 
 
 Fr.] P., 1869. 8°. [Nisard's collection. ] 7725.02 
 
 — Strategematioon, or Greek and Roman anecdotes, 
 
 cone, the science of war : also Strategicon, or 
 characteristics of illustrious generals. Tr. by R. 
 B. Scott. [With] some account of the author. 
 
 London, 1811. 12° 4513.23 
 
 Frost (John). Great cities of the world, in their glory 
 and in their desolation. Auburn and Buffalo. 
 1852. 8° 441 .25 
 
 — Hints to a young mechanic. [In Kelt (T.) Mechanics' text. 
 
 book, p. 179-403. Boston, 1852. 12° 3923 07 
 
 — Pictorial history of the TJ. S. 4 v. in 2. Philadel. 
 
 1843 8° 574.20 
 
 — Pictorial history of the world, to the death of Con- 
 
 stantino the Great. Phila., 1846. 12°. . 427.11 
 Frost (Percival). Solid geometrv. New ed. v 1 
 London, 1875. 8°. ....".... 4012.11 
 Frost (Sarah Annie). Amateur theatricals and fairy- 
 tale dramas. New York, 1868. 16°. . . 1724.17 
 
 — Book of tableaux and shadow pantomimes. New 
 
 York, [1869.] 16°. ../.... 1724.33 
 
 — .Laws and by-laws of American society. New York 
 
 1869. 16° f 5427 li 
 
 Frost and fire. See Campbell (J. F.) 2 V. 1865. . .' 4112 02 
 Frothmgham (Ephraim ami A.L. ) Philosophy as abs'o- 
 
 lute science, v. 1. [Ontology.] B.,1864. 8°. 5413.02 
 Frothiugham (Nathaniel Langdon). Metrical pieces 
 
 translated and original. B., 1855. 12°. 1643 17 
 
 — Sermons in order of a twelvemonth. Boston, 1852. 
 
 — Deism or Christianity? Four discourses.' B., 1845 8" 3548 19 
 _ i860 : g . s6rmon on resigning his pastoral charge. Boston, 
 
 Frothinghar^ (6. R) Beliefs of the unbeiievers^and 
 other discourses. New York 1876. 12°. 3553 28 
 
 — Child's book of religion. N. Y., 1876. 12°. 3553 30 
 
 — Cradle of the Christ : a study in primitive Christian- 
 
 ity. New York, 1877. 12°. . . . 3553 33 
 
 — Eternal life : a discourse. Salem, 1855. 8°. . . 3648 19 
 
 — Know edge and faith, and other discourses. New 
 
 York, 1876. 12° 3553 3 j 
 
 — Religion of humanity. N. Y., 1873. 16°. .'355311 
 
 — batest creed and twelve other recent discourses on 
 
 reason. New York, 1874. 12°. . . . 3553 " 6 
 
 — Stories from the lips of the teacher. Boston. 1864. 
 
 3553.15 
 
 — Stories of the patriarchs. B.,1864. 16°. .355315 
 
 — Theodore Parker: a biography. B., 1874. 12°! 313617 
 
 — Transcendentalism in New England • a W*L 
 
 New York, 1876. 12°. ...... 3553ft 
 
 Note— Reviewed by S. Osgood, in International r»v 
 Nov., 1876. ov -' 
 
 — New commandment : a review of a discourse by O B Froth 
 
 iugham. By a layman. Salem, 1854. 8\ . ' ' awTfi 
 
 — Stedman (E. C.) O. B. F., and the new faith. 1876. ' 3563m 
 Frothmgham (Richard). The Centennial : battle of 
 
 Bunker Hill. Boston, 1875. 16°. ... 601 13 
 
 — Command in the battle of Bunker Hill, with a renlv to flw'ntf 
 
 Boston, 1850. 8° .' gj, 26 
 
 — History of the siege of Boston. B., 1851. 8°. 584.03 
 
 — Life and times of Joseph Warren. Boston, 1865. 
 
 Of ••••••■.. ^11 7fi flQ 
 
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 — Tribute to Thomas Starr King. B.,1865. 12°. 309&10 
 Froude (James Anthony). 
 
 — Address in answer to father Burke. [In Fraser Jan 1873 1 
 
 — Calvinism. New York, 1871. 12°. . . . 3553.1°, 
 
 — The English in Ireland in 18th century. 2 v New 
 
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 Note — For reviews see Fortn., rev., Aug., 1874 (by J E 
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 — History of England from the fall of Wolsey to the 
 
 defeat of the Spanish armada. 12 v. New York 
 
 1866-70. 12°. 4740 { 
 
 Note — Reviewed in Blackwood's mag., Jan., 1870, or Lit- 
 tell, 1870, v. 1 (Froude and lyiary qu. of Scots) ; Brit, quar 
 rev., Oct., 1858, or Littell, 1859, v. 1 (Henry's reign) ; Cam. 
 world, v. 12, 1871 (3 sharply critical papers, by J. F. Me- 
 line ; Contemp., rev., v. 4, 1867 (Irish church and the re. 
 formation, by R. Nugent ;) Dublin nniv. mag., March, 1861, 
 or Littell, 1861, v. 2 (Mary Tudor period) ; Ed. rev., v. 119, 
 1864 ; Fraser's mag., v. 64, 1856 ; v. 58, 1858 ; v. 62, 1860 : 
 North Brit, rev., v. 26, 1856-7 ; Westm. rev., v. 66, 1856. 
 
 — Nemesis (The) of faith. 2ded. L., 1849. 8°. 3553.25 
 
 — Short studies on great subjects. 3 v. New York, 
 
 1868-77. 8° 2525.07 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Book of Job. Cat's pilgrimage. Phi. 
 losophy of Catholicism. Compensation. Criticism and the 
 gospel history. Dissolution of the monasteries. Eng. 
 land's forgotten worthies. Erasmus and Luther. Fables: 
 1. The lions and the oxen ; 2. Farmer and the fox. 
 Science of history. Homer. Influence of the reformation 
 on the Scottish character. Lives of the saints. Parable of 
 the bread-fruit tree. Plea for the free discussion of theo- 
 logical difficulties. Representative men. Beynardthefox. 
 Spinoza. 
 
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 coin.] Father J. H. Newman on the Grammar of assent. 
 Condition and prospects of protestantism. England and 
 her colonies. A fortnight in Kerry. Reciprocal duties of 
 state and subject. The merchant and his wife. Onprogress. 
 The colonies once more. Education. England's war. The 
 Eastern question. Scientific method applied to history. 
 
 3. Annals of an English abbey [St. Alban's). Revival of 
 Romanism. Sea studies. Society in Italy in the last days 
 of the Roman republic. Lucian. ■ Divus Ctesar. On the 
 uses of a landed gentry. Party politics. Leaves from a 
 South African journal. 
 
 — Clarkson (S. ) J. A. Froude and John Bright : the 
 
 censor censured. [n.&] 3023.29 
 
 — Meline (J. F.) Mary queen of Scots and her latest 
 
 English historian. 1872 3121.25 
 
 Froude (Richard Hurrell). Remains. 2 v. London, 
 1838. 8° 3553.16 
 
 — Stephen (J.) Rev. R. H. Froude. [In his Essays, 1852 ; p. 
 
 22-38.] 2547.1* 
 
 Frowd (G. G. Player). See Player-Frowd (J. G.) ... 
 Frugality. Mackenzie (<?.) Moral history of frugality. [In his 
 
 Essays, 1713.] 6435.37 
 
 Fruit culture. See Agriculture, (p. 8). 
 
 Fruits, flowers, and farming. See Beecher (H. W.) 1859. 6123.07 
 Fruits of endowments ; a list of works of 2,000 au- 
 thors who have enjoyed non-cure endowments of 
 the church of England. L., 1840. 1. 8°. 2745.06 
 
 English dictionaries. 
 
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 6443.12 
 
 Fry(DanbyP.) On some . 
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 Fry (J.R.) Life of General Taylor. P.. 1857. 16°. 3172.08 
 
 Fry (Joseph Storrs). A concise history of tithes. London, 1820. 
 8°. [In Pamphleteer, v. 16 ; p. 393-414.] . . • • 6058 ji 6 
 
 Fryxell (Anders). History of Sweden. Tr. by M. 
 Howitt. 2v. London, 1844. 12°. . . .o42.ll) 
 
 Fuchs (C. W, C.) Practical guide to the determination 
 of minerals by the blowpipe. Tr. by T. W. Dau- 
 by. London, 1875. 8° ®} b .:™ 
 
 Fuel. See Arts (Useful, Coal, p. 40 ;— Warming and venttmaon, 
 p. 48) ; — Peat. jm* u 
 
 Fuel of the sun. See Williams (W. M.) 1870 4U ' 
 
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FUERST &ABORIAU 
 
 563 
 
 Fuerst (Julius). Librorum sacrorum veteris Testa- 
 ment! concordantiae Hebraicte atque Chaldaicas. 
 Ed. stereotypy Lipsiae, 1840. fol. . . 3727.18 
 
 Fiiesslin (Johann Conrad). Sebastian Castellio : le- 
 bensgeBohiohte. Frankfurt and Leipzig, 1775. 
 12°. 3161.23 
 
 Fugitive miscellaDy. 2 7. London, 1774. 16°. 1612.14 
 
 Fulcher (George Wm.) Life of Gainsborough. Lon- 
 don, 1856. 16° 3063.15 
 
 Fulke (Wm., D.D.) Defence of the translations of the 
 Bible into the English tongue. Cambr., (Hhg.,) 
 Parker soe., 1843. 8° .3636.15 
 
 — Stapleton's fortress overthrown. Rejoinder to Mar- 
 
 tiall's Keply. Discovery of the dangerous rook 
 of the Popish church. Cambr., (Eng.,) Parker 
 
 soc, 1848. 8° 3636.14 
 
 Fuller (Andrew). The Calvinistic and Socinian sys- 
 tems examined and compared as to their moral 
 tendency. Boston, 1815. 16° 3554.03 
 
 — Principal works and remains ; with life by his son. 
 
 London, 1852. 12° 3554.02 
 
 Contents : Memoir, by his son. The Gospel its own wit- 
 ness. Calvinistic and Socinian systems examined as to 
 their moral tendency. Importance of truth. Criminality 
 of mental error. On liberty. 
 
 — Foster {J.) Critical essays, v. 2, p. 896-411. 1856. . .2536.04 
 Fuller (Andrew S. ) Forest-tree culturist. New York, 
 
 1866. 12° 6135.18 
 
 — Grape culturist. 5th ed. N. Y., 1865. 12°. 6133.03 
 Fuller (Henry Wm.) On diseases of the lungs and air 
 
 passages. 2d ed. London, 1867. 8°. . 4324.26 
 
 Fuller (Hiram). Belle Brittan on a tour, at Newport, 
 
 and Here and there. N. Y„ 1858. 12°. . 942.05 
 
 — Grand transformation scenes in the United States, 
 
 or glimpses of home after 13 years abroad. New 
 York, 1875. 12° 1132.22 
 
 — Sparks from a locomotive. By Belle Brittan. [ pseud.'] 
 
 New York, 1859. 12° 943.06 
 
 Fuller (Jane Jay). Uncle John's flower gatherers. 
 New York., 1869. 16° 4913.08 
 
 Fuller (Margaret, afterward Ossoli). See Ossoli. 
 
 Fuller (Richard, DD.) and Wayland (F.) Domestic 
 slavery as a scriptural institution : correspond- 
 ence. New York, 1856. 8° 5831.13 
 
 Fuller (Thomas). Abel Bedivivus : lives and deaths 
 of the modern divines. New ed., with notes, by 
 W.Nichols. 2 v. London, 1867. 8°. .3432.19 
 
 — Cause and cure of a wounded conscience. Triana ; 
 
 or, a threefold romanza, of Mariana, Paduana, 
 and Sabina. Ornithologie, or the speech of birds ; 
 and Antheologia, or the speech of flowers. Lon- 
 d0D,1867. 8° 3553.21 
 
 — Church history of Britain, until 1648. 3d ed. Notes 
 
 by J. Nichols. 3 v. London, 1842. 8°. 3444.13 
 
 — Comment on Ruth : and notes upon Jonah. Ed. by 
 
 W. Nichols. London, 1868. 8°. . . . 3734.22 
 
 — Good thoughts on bad times, and other papers. 
 
 Boston, 1863. 16° 3553.20 
 
 — History of the univ. of Cambridge, and of Waltham 
 
 Abbey ; with the Appeal of injured innocence. 
 Newed., with notes, by J. Nichols. London, 1840. 
 8° 5515.12 
 
 — Holy state and Profane state. New ed., with notes, 
 
 by J. Nichols. London, 1841. 8°. . .3553.19 
 
 — Joseph's party-coloured coat : a comment on 1 Cor.. 
 
 xi., with several sermons : and David's heinous 
 sin, hearty repentance, heavy punishment : poem. 
 Ed. by W. Nichols. London, 1867. 8°. 3553.22 
 
 — Selections from his writings, [In Rogers (H.) Essay on F., 
 ,, 1857.] 5076.20 
 
 — Worthies of England. Ed. by P. A. Nuttall. 3 v. 
 
 London, 1840. 8° 475.17 
 
 «S- For lives of Fuller, see Biography (p. 146). 
 
 Fuller (Rev. T. E.) Boy's holiday book. London, 
 1855. 24°. .......... . 4611.03 
 
 Fullerton (Lady Georgiana). Countess of Bonneval : 
 her life and letters. 2 v. L., 1858. 12°. 3022.23 
 
 -Life of St. Frances of Rome ; of Lucy of Narni, of 
 Dominica of Paradiso, and of Anne de Mont- 
 morency. New York, 1865. 12°. . . . 3418.05 
 
 rv.ii *®" For the mymU of lady F., see Fiction (p. 483). 
 
 fuUom (Stephen W.) History of Women. London, 
 1855. 12?. ..... . 5823.09 
 
 — Poor-law rhymes ; or, anti-Marcus. London, 1839. 
 
 16 ° 1663.11 
 
 tW For his novels, see Fiction (p. 483). 
 Fulton (Chiirles Carroll). Europe viewed through 
 
 American spectacles. Phil., 1874. 8°. . 946.08 
 Fulton (Forrest). Manual of constitutional history 
 
 London, 1875. 8° 5712.22 
 
 Fulton (J. A.) Peach culture. N. Y., 1870. 12° 6135! 28 
 Fulton (Rev. Justin D.) The true woman. Added 
 
 Woman vs. ballot. B., 1869. 16°. . 5821.26* 
 Fulton (Robert). Treatise on the improvement of 
 
 canal navigation. 17 pi. L., 1794. 4°. . 3927.22 
 *S" For lives of R. Fulton, see Biography, (p. 147). 
 Fulton (Robert). LUustrated book of pigeons. Ed. 
 
 by L. Wright. London, [1876.] 4°. . . 6137.24 
 
 Pun better than physic. See Hall (Wm. W.) 4324.11 
 
 Funeral rites. See Burial usages (p. 242) ; also Tegg (W.) The 
 
 last act : funeral rites, etc. 1876 6215.29 
 
 Fungi. Set Botany (Fungi, p. 225). 
 
 Fungusiana; or opinions and table talk of the late 
 
 Barnaby Fungus, esq. [pseud.] L.,1809. 18°. 6211.26 
 Funke (Otto). Atlas of physiological chemistry. 
 
 London, 1853. 4°. [Cavendish soc ] . 4318.05 
 
 Fur hunters of the far west. See Ross (A.) 1124.12 
 
 Furman (Gabriel). Antiquities of Long Island. Bib- 
 liography by H. Onderdonk, jr. Ed. by Frank 
 
 Moore. New York, 1875. 12° 591.23 
 
 — Notes, geogr. and historical, relating to the town of 
 
 Brooklyn, with notes and memoir. Brooklyn, 
 
 Faust soc, 1865. 4° 626.05 
 
 Furneaux (Philip). Letters to Blackstone, concerning 
 
 his exposition of the act of toleration. 2d ed. 
 
 London, 1771. 8° 3553.24 
 
 Furness (Horace Howard, ed.) See Shakspere (Wm.) 
 FurnesB (Mrs. Horace Howard). "Concordance to 
 
 Shakespeare's poems. Phil., 1875. 8°. .1765.13 
 Furness (Wm. Henry). Discourses. Philadel., 1855. 
 
 12°. 3554.01 
 
 — Jesus. Phila., 1871. 12° 3422.21 
 
 — Unconscious truth of the four gospels. Philadelphia, 
 
 1868. 12° 3553.27 
 
 — Veil partly lifted, and Jesus becoming visible. 
 
 Boston, 1864. 16° 3422.09 
 
 Furniture. See Fine arts (Furniture, p. 644). 
 
 Furnivall (Frederick J.) Early English poems and lives of saints. 
 
 [Fhilol. soc. Proceedings, 1858.] 6443.11 
 
 — Political, religions, and love poems. London, 1866. 
 
 8°. [E. E. T. S., no. 15.] 7913.04 
 
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 (p. 263) ; and Early Eng. text soc. (p. 432). 
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 — Lankester (E.) Uses of animals, p. 263-304. .... 6926.22 
 
 — Newhouse(S.) Trappers' guide. With observations 
 
 on the fur trade. 1867 4617.11 
 
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 Ftirst. See Fuerst. 
 Fuseli (Henry). Lectures on painting. Ed. by R. N. 
 
 Wornum. London, 1848. 12° 1424.08 
 
 — Life and writings. The former written by J. 
 
 Knowles. 3 v. Loudon, 1831. 8°. . . 3063.11 
 v. 1. Life. 2. Lectures on art and painting. 3. Lectures 
 cont'd. Aphorisms. A hist, of art in the schools of Italy. 
 4^=* For lives of Fuseli, see Biography (p. 147). 
 Fustel de Coulanges (Numa Denis). The ancient 
 city : a study on religion, laws and institutions of 
 Greece and Borne. From the French, by W. Small. 
 Boston, 1874. 8° 421.27 
 
 — Aryan civilization : its religious origin and progress. 
 
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 Future (The) : a political essay. See Throop (M. H.) 1864. 6726.10 
 Future (The). See Social science . (Civilization /—Progress). 
 Future life. See Biblical and religious lit. (p. 88). 
 Future wealth of America. See Bonynge (F.) .... 5916.03 
 Fusang or discov. of America by Chinese Buddhist priests in the 
 
 6th century. See Leland (C. G.) 1875 663.26 
 
 Fyffe (C. A.) History of Greece. London, 1875. 16°. 
 
 [History primers. Ed. by J. R. Green.] 421.30 
 Gaboriau (Emile). Le dossier no. 113. 8e e'd. Paris, 
 
 1870. 12° 7031.16 
 
 — Le 13e Hussards. A pied et a cheval. 17e e'd. 
 
 Paris, 1870. 12° 7031.20 
 
 — Les cotillons ce-lebres. 6e e'd. 2v. P., 1870. 12°. 7031.14 
 
 — Les comediennes adorers. 2e ed. P., 1870.16°. 1723.30 
 
 — Les esclaves de Paris. 4e ed. 2 v. P., 1870. 12°. 7031.17 
 
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 — Les gens de bureau. 3e ed. P., 1870. 12°. 7031.19 
 
 — Monsieur Lecoq. 4e e'd. 2 v. P., 1870. 12°. 7131.21 
 
 j8®~ For English versions of his novels see Fiction (p. 483). 
 Gael. See (in Countries) Celts (p. 299) ;— Language (Celtic and 
 
 Gaelic ;— Poetry {Gaelic). 
 Gage (fm. L. ) Life of Carl Bitter. New York, 1867. 
 
 12° 3153.12 
 
 — Studies in Bible lands. Boston, 1869. 12°. 1054.18 
 
 — Trinitarian sermons preached to a unitarian congre- 
 
 gation. Boston, 1859. 12° 3554.04 
 
 Gaieties and gravities. See Smith (Horace) 2543.10 
 
 Gail Hamilton, pseud. See Dodge (Mary Abigail). 
 
 Gailbraith (0. A.) and Haughton (S.) Manual of as- 
 tronomy. London, 1857. 16°. . . . 4016.02 
 
 Gailer (J. E. ) Neuer orbis pictus fur die Jugend, mit 
 genauer Erklarung in deutscher, lateinischer, 
 franzosischer und englischer Spracbe. Reutlingen, 
 1842. 8° 5534.10 
 
 Gailhabaud (Jules). L'arcbitecture du 5e au 17e 
 siecle, et les arts qui en dependent. Text, 4 v. 4°. 
 Atlas, fol. Paris, 1858 1316.12 
 
 Gailhard (J. ) Two discourses : cone, a private settle- 
 ment at home after travel ; and the statesman, or 
 him who is in public employments. London, 
 1682. 8° 5712.11 
 
 Gairdner (James). Houses of Lancaster and York, 
 with the conquest and loss of France. N. Y. , 1875. 
 16°. . 461.19 
 
 Gaius (Titus). Elements of Roman law. With tr. and 
 commentary by E. Poste. Oxford, 1871. 8°. 5614.25 
 
 Gala days. Set Dodge (Mary Abigail) 2523.04 
 
 Galatea (Cruise of the), 1869. See Milner (J.) and Brierly (O. 
 W.) 1064.21 
 
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 Gale (Ethel 0.) Hints on dress. N.Y.,1872. 12°. 6017.18 
 
 Gale (Geo.) Upper Mississippi ; or, hist, sketches of 
 the mound builders, the Indian tribes, and the pro- 
 gress of civilization in the northwest from a.d. 
 1600 to the present time. N.Y.,1867. 12°. 1123.07 
 
 Gale (Thomas). The court of the gentiles. 4 v. Oxon., 
 
 1669-77. 4° 3554.07 
 
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 Vanity of pagan philosophic. 4. Of reformed philosophic. 
 
 Galecki ( Capt. J. A. ) Sketch of the history of Poland. 
 L.,1843. 8°. ['Miscel. pamphlets, v. 18.'] 5093.18 
 
 Galen (Philipp). Jane, die Judin. 3 v. in 2. Berlin, 
 1867. 16° 7115.25 
 
 Galerle. See Fine arts. (Galleries, p. 544.) 
 
 Galfridus Dwwlmensis (or de Coldingham) and others. 
 Histories Dunelmensis scriptores tres : Gaufri- 
 dus, etc. Ed. by J. Raine. L., 1839. 8°. [Surtees 
 soo.] 5116.09 
 
 Galfridus Qrammaticus. Promptorium parvulorum : 
 lexicon Anglo-Latinum princeps, cir. 1440, ree. A. 
 Way. 3v. Lond., Camden soc, 1843-64. 4°. 5112.25 
 
 Galibert (Leon) and Pelle (Clement). Angleterre, 
 Ecosse et Irelande. 4 v. Paris, 1842-44. 8°. [Uni- 
 vers.] 901.08 
 
 Galignani's new Paris guide. P., 1861. 12°. 962.02 
 
 — Same. London, 1876. 12° 962.02a 
 
 Galileo. See Biography (p. 147) ; also New monthly, May, 1864 ; 
 
 Pop. sci. mo., Feb., 1877 (The trial of G., by A. Mezieres). 
 Galindo (Juan). The ruins of Copan, in Central America. [In 
 Archxologia Amer., v. 2, 1836.] 577.19 
 
 — Letter giving an account of Thomas Gage. [In Mass. hist. 
 
 soc. Coll., v. 26, 1837.] 661.26 
 
 Gallagher (Rev. Mason). Book of common prayer. Re- 
 vision a duty and necessity. Ph., 1876. 8°. 3587.29 
 
 Gallagher (Wm. D.) Selections from the poetical lit- 
 erature of the West. Cin., 1841. 8°. . 1643.29 
 
 Gallatin (Albert). Autobiography. 1798. [In Maine hist. soo. 
 Coll., v. 6, 1859.] 602.01 
 
 - Right. of the United States to the northeastern 
 boundary claimed by them. Extracted from the 
 statements laid before the king of Netherlands. 
 N. Y., Ib40. 8° 1133.24 
 
 — Suggestions on the banks and currency of the several states, 
 
 in reference principally to the suspension of Bpecie pay- 
 ments. New York, 1841. 8" 5931.21 
 
 — Synopsis of the Indian tribes In North America. [In 
 
 Archaeologia Amer., v. 2.] 577.19 
 
 — Speech on the British treaty. [7k Moore (F.) Amer. eloquence 
 
 V- 2, 1867.] .6325.03 
 
 — Letter to A. G., on the doctrine of gold and silver, and the 
 
 evils of the present banking system. By Publicola [pseud.] 
 
 New York, 1865. 8° * ... 6915.16 
 
 *S" See also BiogTaphy (p. 147). 
 
 Gallaudet (Edward M.) The deaf-mute college at Washington 
 [In Amer. soc. sci. assoc. Trans., no. 6, 1874.] . ssn n» 
 
 — Government patronage of art. Wash., 1875. 8° [Vienna inf 
 
 exhib. U. S. reports, v. 2, 1875.] .... . 3916 16 
 
 — Report on the deaf-mute instruction. [In Vienna in't exhib 
 
 Reports, v. 2, 1875.] 391616 
 
 Gallaudet (Thomas Hopkins). Sermons and discourses fin 
 
 Barnard (H.) Tribute to Gallaudet, 1859.] . . . 3063 22 
 Gallenga (Antonio). [ ' L. Mariotti. '] 
 
 — Country life in Piedmont. L., 1858. 8°. . 973.08 
 
 — Historical memoir of Fra Ddleino and his times 
 
 London, 1853. 8° 3053.02 
 
 — History of Piedmont. [To 1855.] 3 v. London 
 
 1855. 12° 533.01 
 
 — Invasion of Denmark in 1864. 2v. L., 1864. 12°. 542 12 
 
 — Italy in 1848. L., 1851. 8° 533.14 
 
 — The pearl of the Antilles. L., 1873. 8°. . 1161.23 
 Galleries (Art). See Fine arts, p. 544. 
 
 Gallery of American portraits. See Watterston (G.) 3d ed 
 1836 3242.10 
 
 Gallery of nature. See Milner (Thomas). 1852, , . . 4026.01 
 
 Galletly (A.) Coal and collieries. [In British m'fg industries 
 1876.] 3941.25 
 
 Gallois (Leonard). Histoire des journaux etdesjour- 
 nalistes de la rev. francaise, [1789-1796.] Paris, 
 
 1845. 8°. 2735.16 
 
 Galloway (Robert). Manual of qualitative analysis. 
 
 5th ed. London, 1870. 12° 4213.25 
 
 G-allus ; or Roman scenes in the times of Augustus. See Becker 
 (W. A.) 434.13 
 
 Gait (John). Life and works of Benjamin West. Lon- 
 don, 1820. 8° 3184.01 
 
 — Life of cardinal Wolsey. L., 1846. 12°. .3187.03 
 
 — Life of lord Byron. N. Y., [n.d] 18°. .3027.06 
 Same. 3d ed. L., 1830. 16°. . . . 3027.06a 
 
 — Lives of the players. 2 v. L., 1831. 8°. 3263.03 
 
 Note. — For Contents see p. 424 of Catalogue. 
 
 — Poems. London, 1833. 8° 1644.01 
 
 OSF For Gait's novels, see Fiction (p. 483). 
 H&p For lives and notices of him, see Biography (p. 147) ; 
 also Bentley's miscel., v. 18, 1846. 
 Gait (John M.) Treatment of insanity. New York, 
 
 1846. 8°. 4332.23 
 
 Gait (Wm.) Railway reform. L., 1865. 8°. 3925.37 
 Galton (Douglas) . Address on the construction of hos- 
 pitals. London, 1869. 12° 4344.26 
 
 Galton (Francis). Art of travel. 3d ed. L., 1860. 
 12° 932.04 
 
 — English men of science : their nature and nurture. 
 
 London, 1874. 8° 3913.12 
 
 — Hereditary genius. N. Y., 1870. 8°. . .4736.15 
 
 — Narrative of an explorer in tropical South Africa. 
 
 London, 1853. 8° 1091.14 
 
 — Notes on mod. geog. [In Cambridge essays, 1865.] . 2517.13 
 
 — Vacation tourists and notes of travel, 1860-63. 3 v. 
 
 Camb., (Eng.) 1861-1864. 8° 925.11 
 
 Contents : 1860. Clark (W. G.) Naples and Garibaldi. 
 Spottiswoode (G. A.) A tour through military Croatia and 
 part of Hungary. D. (R.) Slavonio races Kingsley (G. H.) 
 Gossip on a Sutherland hillside. Bowen (0. 0.) Visit to 
 Peru. Cowell (J. J.) Graian Alps and Mount Iseran. 
 Stephen (L.) The Allelein-horn. Hawkins (F. V.) Partial 
 ascent of Mount Cervin, (Matterhorn). Tyndall (J.) From 
 Lauterbrunnen to the Aggishhorn. Clark (J. W.) Yacht 
 voyage to Faroe Islands and Iceland. Tozer (H. F.) Nor- 
 way. Galton (F.) Visit to north Spain at the time of the 
 eclipse. Noel (R.) Syrian travel and Syrian tribes. 
 
 1861. Weir (A.) St. Petersburg and Moscow. Marshall 
 (W.) Country of Schamyl. Tozer (H. F.) Monks of Mount 
 Athos. Yonng(C) The Amazon and Rio Madeira. Ool- 
 linson (R.) Nine weeks in Canada. Sclater (P. L.) Natural- 
 ist's impressions of Spain. Geikie (A.) Geological notes 
 onAuvergne. Seeman (B.) Fiji and its inhabitants. Dur- 
 rant (W.) The Km coast. Cape Palmas, and the Niger. 
 Groove (G.) Nabloos and the Samaritans. Christmas in 
 Montenegro, by J. M. „ 
 
 1862. Tristram (H. B.) Winter ride in Palestine. Ber- 
 tram (J. G.) Fish culture in France. Kennedy (0. M.J 
 Turks of Constantinople. Gordon {Lady Duff). Let '"' s 
 from the Cape. Olark <W. G.) Poland. Powell (D-i lt r 
 republic of Paraguay. Tyrwhitt (R. St. John). Sinai. LuD- 
 bock {Mrs.) Ancient shell-mounds of Denmark. Mayo (O. 
 Medical service of the Federal army. Greiye (™. 1.) 
 Churoh and people of Servia. Gordon (A.) Wilderness 
 journeys in New Brunswick. . _ 
 
 — Visit to north Spain at the time of the eclipse. [In »»• vaca- 
 
 tion tourists. i860.] ■ • "•";•,. 
 
 Galvanism. See Physios;— Arts (Useful: Mectro-metaUurgy, p- n-l 
 
 Galvano (Antonio). Discoveries of the world, unto 
 
 1555. Repr. from [Haklnyt], with the Portuguese 
 
 text. Ed. by C. R. D. Bethune. London .Hakluyt 
 
 soo., 1862. 8° 926 ' 17 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY 
 
G-ALVANOMETER-G-ARLICK 
 
 565 
 
 galvanometer. SeePoggendorff (J. C.) .... . 393G 14 
 
 Galvanometer, and ita uses. See Hasklns (0. H.) . .4023.09 
 
 (Jama (Vasco da). Correa (G.) The three voyages of 
 
 V. da G., and viceroyalty, from the Lendas da 
 
 India of Caspar Oorrea. Tr. by lord Stanley of Al- 
 
 derley. London, Hakluyt soc, 1869. . . 1036.19 
 
 Oambetta (Leon). See Biography (p. 147);— also King (E.) French 
 
 polit. leaders, 1876 3221.17 
 
 Gamble [Rev. W. H.) Trinidad ; historical and de- 
 scriptive. London, 1866. 16°. .... 1161.11 
 Gambling. 
 
 — Fitzgerald (P.) " Le sport " at Baden. 1864. 4611.32 
 
 — Green (J. S.) Secret band of brothers ; or, Ameri- 
 
 can outlaws. 1847 4622.03 
 
 Huvaens (0.) Of the hazardB of gaming. [In Arbuthnot (J.) 
 
 Miscel. works. Suppl., p. 28-65.] 6012.07 
 
 — Lambert (<?.) Game of hazard investigated. 
 
 1816. 4611.25 
 
 — Moivre {A. de). Doctrine of ohances. 1756. 4618.20 
 
 — Moore (0.) Treat. on gaming. [Of suicide,v.2.]3578.04 
 
 — Persius (C.) Rouge etnoir. 1823. . . . 4622.02 
 
 — Proctor (B. A.) Borderland of science. 1873. . . .3915.17 
 
 — Sleinmetz (A.) Gaming table ; its votaries and vic- 
 
 tims, in all times and countries. 2 v. 1870. 4626.01 
 Treatise on playe. [In Harrington (J.) Nugae antique), v. 1. 
 
 p. 186-232.] 473.21 
 
 Walker tG.) Manifest detection of the vyle use of dice play. 
 
 Ed by J. O. Halliwell. [In Percy soc, v. 29.] . . 6060.29 
 
 — Whilworth{ W. A.) Choice and chance. 1870. 4011.22 
 
 See afcoBentley's miscel., v. 18, 19,1846-46; New monthly, 
 v. 10, 1824 ; Westm. rev., v. 80, 1863, or Littell, 1863, v. 3. 
 
 Game-birds of the northern states. See Roosevelt (R. B.) 
 1866 4616.13 
 
 Game fish of the northern states. See Roosevelt (R. B.) 
 1862 4616.02 
 
 Game laws. 
 
 — Clritty IJ.) Observations on the game laws. [In Pamphleteer, 
 
 v. 9, 1816.] 6058.09 
 
 — Three letters on the game laws, [anon.] London, 1818. 8°. 
 
 [In Pamphleteer, v. 11, p. 324-371.] 5058.11 
 
 Games. See Amusements, games, etc. (p. 23-261. 
 
 Gamgee (John). Our domestic animals in health and 
 
 disease. 3d ed. 4 v. Edin., 1869. 8°. 6134.13 
 
 — Veterinarian's vade mecom. 2d ed. London, 1868. 
 
 12° 4627.09 
 
 Gaming. See Gambling [above). 
 
 Gammell (Wm.) Life of Roger Williams. Boston, 
 
 1854. 12° 3186.02 
 
 Same. [In Sparks (J.) Amer. biogr., v. 14.] . . 3241.14 
 
 — Life of Samuel Ward. \In Sparks (J.) Amer. biogr. .v.19.] 3241.19 
 Gammer Gurton's garland. See Ritson (J.) 1866. . ■ 1681.24 
 
 San Eden. See Hurlbut (Wm. H.) 1854 1162.01 
 
 Gandolphy (Rev. Peter). Congratulatory letter to H. Marsh, on 
 
 his inquiry into the consequences of neglecting to give the 
 prayer book with the Bible, [in Pamphleteer, v. 1, p. 
 413-429.] 6058 01 
 
 — 2d letter to Marsh, confirming the opinion that the vital 
 
 principle of. the reformation has been conceded by him to 
 the church of Rome. [In Pamphlet., v. 2. 1813.] . 6058.02 
 
 — Marth[H.) Letter to Gandolphy in confutation [of his 2d 
 
 letter]. [In Pamphleteer, v. 2, 1813.] 5058.02 
 
 Gandon (Antoine). Le grand Godard : histoire d'un 
 hommefort. 4e ed. Paris, 1862. 12°. . 7045.15 
 
 — Les 32 duels de Jean Gigon : histoire d'un enfant 
 
 trouve. 5ee& Paris, 1864. 12°. . . 7045.16 
 Ganganelli. See Clement xrv.,(pope). 
 Gaugooly (Joguth Chunder, baptized Philip) . Life and 
 
 religion of the Hindoos ; with my life and experi- 
 
 euce. Boston, 1860. 12° 3554.12 
 
 Ganilh (Charles). General reflections on the financial situation 
 
 of France in 1816. [IraPamph., v. 7, p. 225-260.] .5058.07 
 Gannett (Ezra Stiles). Address at the funeral of Channing. 
 
 Boston, 1842. 8° 3551.14 
 
 — Discourse in Dedham, July 31, 1864, after the death of Alvan 
 
 Lamson, D.D. Boston, 1864. 8° 3651.14 
 
 — Loyalty to Christ. Discourse at the installation of Rev. A. 
 
 P. Putnam, Brooklyn, 1864. New York, 1864. 8°. .3551.14 
 
 — Old and new ; a sermon. Boston, 1870. 8" 3651.14 
 
 Relation of the North to slavery ; a discourse. Boston, 
 
 1864. 8° . 3551.14 
 
 — Sermon the Sunday after the death of Channing. Boston, 
 
 1842. 8° 3561.14 
 
 m~ For life of E. S. G., see Biography (p. 147). 
 
 Gannett (Wm. C.) Ezra Stiles Gannett, unitarian 
 
 minister in Boston: memoir. B.,1875. 8°. 3063.26 
 
 Ganot (Adolphe). Elementary treatise on physics. 
 
 Tr. by E. Atkinson. 4th ed. N.Y. ,1869. 12°. 4025. 15 
 
 Garbett (Edward). The dogmatic faith. Bampton 
 
 lectures, 1867. London, 1868. 12°. . . 3554.17 
 
 — The soul's life. London, 1869. 12°. . .3554.11 
 
 — voices of the church of England against sacerdotal- 
 
 ism. London, 1869. 8° 3554.13 
 
 Garbett (Edw. Lacy). Principles of design in archi- 
 tecture. London, Weak, 1850. 16. . . 1312.03 
 
 Garcilaso de la Yega. See Vega. 
 
 Garden (Alexander). Anecdotes of the Amer. revolu- 
 tion. Repr. 3v. in 1. Brooklyn, 1865. 1.8°. 578.08 
 
 Garden and the city. See Macmillan (H.) .... 3673.08 
 
 Gardener's almanack, and calendar, 1844-64. London, 1844-64. 
 1 6 ° 6761.26 
 
 Gardener s and farmer's reason why. By the author 
 
 of « The reason why. ' L., 1860. 12°. . 6123.15 
 Gardening. See Agriculture {Farming and Gardening, p. 7). 
 Gardening for pleasure. See Henderson (P.) . . . 6132.23 
 
 Gardening for profit. See Henderson (P.) 1867. . . 6122.22 
 
 Gardening by myself. See Warner (A.) 1872 6122,20 - 
 
 Gardette (C. D. ) Fire-fiend, and other poems. New 
 
 York, 1866. 12° 1644.03 
 
 Gardiner. See also Gardner. 
 
 Gardiner (Capt. Allen P.) Narrative of a journey to 
 
 the Zoolu country, 1835. L., 1836. 8°. 1094.21 
 Gardiner (Frederic). Leviticus. [Commentary.] With 
 
 the greater part of the commentary of J. P. Lange. 
 
 New York, 1876. 8°. 3725.11 
 
 Gardiner (Henry). Absenteeism considered. London, 1826. 8°. 
 
 [In Pamphleteer, v. 27.] 5058.27 
 
 Gardiner (John Lyon). Notes and observations on the town of 
 
 East Hampton, 1798. [In N.Y. hist. soc. Coll., 1870.] 615.11 
 Gardiner (Robert Hallowell, sr.) Hist, of Kennebec Purchase. 
 
 — Jones's Eddy on the Kennebec Memoir of Benj. Vaug- 
 
 han. [In Maine hist. soc. Coll., v. 2, 4, 6, 1847-9.] 602.02 
 Gardiner (Samuel Rawson). History of England, 
 
 1603-1616. 2 v. London, 1863. 8°. . . 477.19 
 
 — Letters, etc., illust. the relations between England 
 
 and Germany at the commencement of the 30 
 years' war. 2 v. London, Gamdensoc, v. 90, 98. 
 1865-68. 4°. 5113.44 
 
 — Prince Charles and the Spanish marriage : 1617-1623. 
 
 2 v. London, 1869. 8° 475.24 
 
 — Thirty years' war, 1618-48. N. Y., 1874. 16°. 544.24 
 Gardiner (Wm.) Music and friends ; or pleasant re- 
 collections of a dilettante. 2 v. L„ 1838. 8°. 1565.13 
 
 — Music of nature. B., 1841. 8° 1564.15 
 
 — Sights in Italy, with state of music and the sister 
 
 arts. London, 1847. 8° 974.10 
 
 Gardiner, [Maine). See Countries (p. 325). 
 
 Gardner. See also Gardiner. 
 
 Gardner (Augustus K.) Causes and curative treat- 
 ment of sterility. New York, [n.d.] 8°. 4331.02 
 
 — Conjugal sins. New York, 1870. 16°. . 4331.16 
 
 — Old wine in new bottles ; or spare hours of a stu- 
 
 dent in Paris. New York, 1848. 12°. . 961.21 
 
 Gardner (Celia E, ) Broken dreams, [a poem]. New 
 
 York, 1873. 12° 1643.24 
 
 — Stolen waters, [a poem]. N. Y, 1874. 12°. 1643.35 
 
 jg® 3 - For novels by this author, see Fiction (p. 483). 
 Gardner (Charles K. ) Dictionary of the army of the 
 
 U. S. New York, 1853. 8° 4514.01 
 
 Gardner (Daniel). Treatise on international law, and 
 
 explan. of the jurisdiction and duty of the gov. of 
 
 the U. States. Troy, N. Y, 1844. 12°. . 5611.25 
 Gardner (E. C.) Homes and how to make them. 
 
 Boston, 1874. 12°. 1312.27 
 
 — Illustrated homes. Boston, 1875. 12°. . 1312.29 
 Gardner (F. B.) Carriage painters' manual. New 
 
 York, 1871. 18°. 3932.41 
 
 — How to paint. N. Y., 1872. 18°. 1424.19 ; 4002.09 
 Gardner (George). Travels in the interior of Brazil, 
 
 1836-41. London, 1846. 8°. .... 1166.08 
 Gardner (Rev. James). The faiths of the world. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1858-60. 8° 3428.01 
 
 Gardner (John). Longevity. 3d ed., enl. London, 
 
 1875. 12° 4322.28 
 
 Gardner (Samuel Jackson). Autumn leaves. New 
 
 York, 1865. 12° 2526.01 
 
 Contents : The new year, Liberty, Man of independent 
 
 opinions Conversation, and other short sketches. 
 Gardner (Wm. H.) Ethnology of the Indians of the valley of the 
 
 Red river of the north. [In Sm. report, 1870.] . . 3936.25 
 
 Gareth and Lynette. See Tennyson (A.) 1693.04 
 
 Garfield (James Abram). The American census. [In Amer. soc. 
 
 sci. assoc. Trans., no. 2, 1870.1 6811.01 
 
 The currency conflict. [In Atlantic monthly, v. 37.] 
 
 Garinet (Jules). Histoire de la magie en France. 
 
 Paris, 1818. 8° 3813.29 
 
 Garland (Hugh A.) Life of John Randolph. 2 v. 
 
 New York, 1851. 12° 3152.01 
 
 Garlick (Theodatus). Treatise on artificial propaga- 
 tion of fish. Cleveland, 1857. 8°. . . 4826.29 
 
 In asking for books, use th« " Book Orders," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, th« first part of the TITLE, and th» NUMBER. 
 
566 
 
 &ARNETT-GAY 
 
 Garnett (Biohard). Relics of Shelley [Also Shelley, 
 Harriet Shelley, and T. L. Peaoock.] London, 
 1862. 16° 168424 
 
 — On the language and dialects of the British islands. [In 
 
 Philol. sot. Proceedings, v. 1-2.] 6443.01 
 
 Gamier (Charles). A travers lea arts. Paris, 1869. 
 
 12° 1412.12 
 
 Garnier (C. G. T., ed.) See Voyages imaginaires. . . . 7027.01 
 Garratt (Alfred Charles). Medical electricity. 3d ed. 
 
 Boston, 1866. 8° 4333.19 
 
 Garretson (F. V. D., ed.) Carmina Yalensia : Yale col- 
 lege songs with piano accompaniment. New York, 
 
 1867. f 1644.04 
 
 Garrett (Bhoda and Agnes). Suggestions for house 
 
 decoration in painting, woodwork, and furniture. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1877. 12° 1451.20 
 
 Garretson (J. E. ) [ ' John Darby, 'pseud. ] Odd hours of 
 
 a physician. Phil., 1871. 12°. . . . 2521.28 
 Contents: Antecedents. Success. Spending. Principles. 
 
 Law. Correlation. The philosopher's stone. To-day. 
 
 Living. Wise and otherwise. Utopia. In the country. 
 
 Addendum. 
 
 — Thinkers and thinking. Phil., 1873. 16°. 5422.22 
 Garrett (C. B., M.D.) Irritative dyspepsia and con- 
 sumption. London, 1868. 16° 4324.25 
 
 Garrett (John). Classical dictionary of India. Madras, 
 • 1871. 8° 1036.14 
 
 Garrick (David). Poetical works. [With a short ac- 
 count of his life and writings.] 2 v. London, 
 
 1785. 16° 1644.05 
 
 v. 1-2. Prologues, epilogues, and miscel. poems. 
 KS" For plays by G., see Flays. (Alphabetical arrangement). 
 eS~ For lives of G., see Biography (p. 147). 
 
 Garrison (Lucy McKim). Slave songs. See Allen (Wm.F.) 1664.04 
 
 Garrison (Win. Lloyd). Sonnets and other poems. 
 
 Boston, 1843. 16° 1644.07 
 
 4®- For biogr. notices of W. L. G., see Biography (p. 148). 
 
 Garrison (Wendell Phillips). Benson family of New- 
 port, E. I. With app. concerning the Benson fam- 
 ilies in America of English descent. New York, 
 1872. 8° 3021.12 
 
 — Biography of W. Y. Gholson. [In Higginson (T. W.) Har- 
 
 vard mem. biogr., v. 2, 1866.] 3247.27 
 
 Garrod (Alfred Baring). Essentials of materia medica 
 
 and therapeutics. London, 1872. 8°. . 4313.17 
 Garter (Order of the). Nicolas (Sir N. H.) Observations on. 
 
 [In Archaeoiogia, v. 31.] 5128. — 
 
 See also Gentleman's mag., Nov., 1872 (The order of the 
 
 garter). Also Knighthood. 
 Garth (Samuel). Poems. Life, by S. Johnson. [In Chalmers 
 
 (A.) English poets, v. 9, 1810.) 1626.09 
 
 — Select poems. [Sanford (E.) British poets, v. 14, 1819.] 1691.14 
 Garvey (Michael Angelo). Future effects of steam and 
 
 electricity. London, 1852. 16°. . . . 5816.12 
 Gat. See Arts (Useful, p. 43). 
 
 Gas-oonsumer's guide. Boston, 1871. 16°. . 3932.43 
 
 Gascoigne (George). 1. Certayne notes of instruction 
 
 in English verse, 1575. 2. The Steele glas, 1576. 
 
 3. The complaynt of Philomene, 1576. Ed. by 
 
 E. Arber. London, 1868. 18° 5011.05 
 
 — Oompletepoems. Ed., with memoir and notes, by 
 
 W. C. Hazlitt. 2 v. London, 1869-76. 4°. (Rox- 
 burghe library. ) 1646.01 
 
 — Poems. Ed., with life, by A. Chalmers. (In Chalmers' Eng- 
 
 lish poets, v. 2, 1810.] 1626.02 
 
 — Select poems. [In Sanford (E.) British poets, v.l, 1819 ] 1691 01 
 Gaskell (Eliz. C.) Life of Charlotte Bronte. 2 v. 
 
 New York, 1857. 12° 3023.22 
 
 O- For Mrs. Gaskell's novels, see Fiction (p. 484) ; and 
 
 for notices of her, see Biography (p. 148) j also North Brit. 
 
 rev., v. 19, 1863. 
 Gaskin (John). Irish varieties. 2d ed. Dublin 1874 
 
 12° 491.20 
 
 Gaslight and daylight, with some London soones. See Sala (G. A.) 
 
 1859 .... 952 09 
 
 Gasometry. See Bunsen (R.) 4216 11 
 
 Gasparin ( Comte Agenor Etienne de). America before 
 
 Europe. New York, 1862. 12°. . . . 632.12 
 
 — Le bonheur. Paris, 1862. 16° 7022.01 
 
 — The family : its duties, joys, and sorrows. From 
 
 the French. London, 1867. 16°. . . . 3511.05 
 
 — The uprising of a great people. The United States in 
 
 1861. Tr. by M. L. Booth. N. Y., 1861. 12°. 642.08 
 Gasparin (Valerie Boissier, comtesse de). By the sea 
 
 shore : reveries of a traveller. E., 1867. 16°. 971.25 
 _ i!(£ 6ar oo ani3 the heavenl y horizons. New York, 
 
 1862 - 12 3554.14 
 
 — Vesper. Tr. by M. L. Booth. N.Y.,1863. 18°. 3554.15 
 Gaspey (Thomas). Life and times of lord Cobham 
 
 2 v. London, 1843. 12°. 3042.06 
 
 Gassett (H. ) Catalogue of books on the masonic in- 
 stitution, in public libraries of the union, auti- 
 masonic in arguments and conclusions. With in- 
 trod. remarks. Boston, 1852. 8°. . . . 5836.14 
 
 Gastaldi (Bartolomeo). Lake habitations and pre- 
 historic remains in the turbaries and marl-beds of 
 Central Italy. Tr. by C. H. Chambers. London 
 1865. 8° 5813.18 
 
 Gasteropoda. See Mollusca. 
 
 Gaston (Wm.) Speech on the loan bill.— On religious toleration 
 [In Moore (F.) Amer. eloquence, v. 2, 1857.] . . 6325.04 
 
 — Herring (J.) and Longacre (J. B.) Nat. port, gal., v. 2. 3247!o8 
 Gastrell (Franois, op. of Chester). Notitia Cestriensis • 
 
 notices of the diocese of Chester. Ed. by F. B.' 
 Eaines. London, 1845-50. 4°. [Chetham soc 
 
 nos. 8, 1.9, 21, 22.] 5094.08 
 
 Gastronomy ; or school of good living, [anon.] 2ded 
 
 London, 1822. 16° 6015.06 
 
 Gatherings from a pastor's drawer., See Nelson (John). 1852. 3577.08 
 
 Gatherings from an artist's portfolio. See Freeman (J. E ) 
 
 1877 1431.41 
 
 Gatty (Bev. Alfred). The bell : its history. London, 
 
 1818. 16° 1451.05 
 
 Gatty (Mrs. Alfred). Book of emblems. LondoD, 
 
 1872. 16° 1452.05 
 
 Gaudama. See Biblical and eccl. lit. (Buddhism, p. 79.) 
 Gaudeamus ! humorous poems. See Scheffel (J. V.) 1872. 1663.28 
 
 Gaudentio di Lucca. See Berington (Samuel) 194.15 
 
 Same. Gaudence de Luques. [In Voyages imag.,v.6,] 7027.06 
 
 Gauging. See Arts (Useful: Liquors, p. 44;— Weights and mea- 
 sures, p. 48). 
 Gaul. See Countries (France : iv. History, p. 321). 
 
 Gaultier (Bon). See Aytoun (W. E.) 1613.14 
 
 Gaussen (S. E. L. ) From Egypt to Sinai ; the exodus 
 of the children of Israel. From the French. 
 London, 1869. 16° 3554.22 
 
 — Theopneusty, or plenary inspiration of the Holy 
 
 Scriptures. Tr.by E.N.Kirk. N.Y.,1842. 8°. 3554.24 
 Gautier (Alfred). Remarks rel. to nebula). [Sm. rep., 1863.] 3936.18 
 Gautier (Theophile). .La Belle-Jenny. Nouv. ed. 
 
 Paris, 1868. 12° 7031.25 
 
 — Caprices et zigzags. 3e <5d. P., 1865. 12°. 7031.34 
 
 — Constantinople. Nouv. <&d. P., 1865. 12°. 7031.26 
 
 — Constantinople of to-day. From the French. Lon- 
 
 don, 1854. 8° 992.03 
 
 Same. From the French, by E. H. Gould. New 
 
 York, 1875. 12° 1033.18 
 
 — Les grotesques. Paris, 1853. 12°. . . . 7031.27 
 
 — Histoire de l'art dramatique en France depuis 1500. 
 
 6 v. Leipzig, 1858-9. 12° 1731.01 
 
 — La croix de Berny. See Girardin (Xme. E. de). . . 7022.11 
 
 — Loin de Paris. Paris, 1865. 12°. . . . 7031.28 
 
 — Nouvelles. 8e ed. Paris, 1867. 16°. . . 7031.32 
 
 — La peau de tigre. Paris, 1865. 12°. . . 7031.29 
 
 — Quand on voyage. Paris, 1865. 12°. . . 7031.30 
 
 — Bomance of the mummy. With introd. by W. C. 
 
 Prime. New York, 1863. 12°. ... 194.17 
 
 — Eomans et contes. Paris, 1866. 12°. . . 7031.31 
 
 — Voyage enEspagne. Nouv. e"d. P., 1870. 16°. 7031.33 
 
 — Wanderings in Spain. London, 1853. 8°. 985.13 
 
 — Winter in Eussia. Tr. by M. M. Eipley. New York, 
 
 1874. 12° 996.24 
 
 tiS- For notices of Gautier, see Saint-Beuve (0. A.) Portr. 
 contemp., v. 3, 1862, and Nouv. lundis, v. 6, 1866 ; also 
 Atlantic monthly, v. 21, 1868 (by E. Benson) ; N, A. rev., 
 April, 1873 (by H. James, jr.) 
 Gavazzi (Alessandro). Lectures in New York, with 
 life. Worcester, 1858. 12° 3425.11 
 
 — My reoollections of the last four popes. An answer 
 
 to Dr. Wiseman. London, 1858. 16°. 3425.12 
 
 Gavroohe party. See Jerrold (B.) 1870 S. 16 - 2 * 
 
 Gawler (George). Jewish oolonies in Palestine. Lon- 
 don, 1845 8° 5721.04 
 
 Gawler (Col. J. 0.) Sikhim. With hints on moun- 
 tain and jungle warfare. L., 1873. 12°. 1014.19 
 
 Gay (Delphine). See Girardin (Mmt. E. de) 
 
 Gay (J. Drew). Prince of Wales in India. Toronto, 
 
 1877. 12° 1011.11 
 
 Gay (John). Fables. Withillus. L.,[1870.] 16°. 1643.26 
 
 — Plays. London, 1772. 16° 1723.31 
 
 Contents : The captives, tragedy. The beggar's opera 
 Achilles, an opera. The distrese'd wife, comedy., me 
 rehearsal at Gotham, farce. 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY, 
 
GAY- GENIUS 
 
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 7022.04 
 7022.05 
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 _ Poems on several occasions. 2 v. L.,1745. 16°. 1G13.30 
 
 _ Poems. Ed. by A. Chalmers. [In Chalmers' English poets 
 
 v. 16, 1819.] 1626.10 
 
 — Poetical works. Life by S. Johnson. 2 v. Boston 
 
 1854. 16° 1644.08 
 
 — Poetical works. [In Sanford (B.) Brit, poets, v. 16, 1819. 1691.16 
 
 DSf For lives of Gay, see Biography (p. 148) ; also Fra- 
 ser's mag., v. 61, 1860. 
 Gay (Sophie). Leonie de Montbreuse. Paris, 1864 
 12° 7022.02 
 
 — Malheurs d'un amant heureux. P., 1869. 12°. 7022.03 
 
 — Marie-Louise d'Orleans. Paris, 1864. 12°. 
 
 — Physiologie du ridicule. Paris, 1864. 12°. 
 
 — Salons celebres. Paris, 1864. 12°. . . 
 
 — Souvenirs d'une vieille femme. P., 1864. 12 
 Gay (Sydney Howard). Popular history of the TJ. S. 
 
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 Gay (The) science. See Dallas (E. S.) 2 v. 1866. . . . 6334.10 
 
 SS- See also Criticism (p. 398). 
 Gay de Vernon (Simon Francois, baron). On the 
 
 science of war and fortification. Tr. by J. M. 
 
 O'Connor. 2 v. New York, 1817. 8°. 4515.01 
 Gayarre (Charles). History of Louisiana. The French 
 
 domination. [1539-1743.] 2v.ini. New York 
 
 1866. 8° 593.08 
 
 Same. Spanish domination. [1769-1803.1 New 
 
 York, 1866. 8°. 593.09 
 
 Same. American domination. [1803-1861.] New 
 
 York, 1866. 8°. 593.10 
 
 — Philip n. of Spain. New York, 1866. 8°. 3143.09 
 
 — Romance of the hist, of Louisiana. New York, 1848. 
 
 12° 621.27 
 
 Gazetteers. See Geography [Gazetteers and Dictionaries p. 570). 
 Gebir : a poem. See Landor (W. Savage). Works, v. 2.] 5047.01 
 Gee (Joshua). Trade and navigation of Great Britain 
 
 considered. New ed. London, 1767. 16°. 5911.01 
 Geekie (A. O, D.D.) Christian missions to wrong 
 
 places, among wrong races, and in wrong hands. 
 
 London, 1871. 12° 3447.21 
 
 Geer (George Jarvis). The conversion of St. Paul. 
 
 Three discourses. New York, 1871. 16°. 3554.24 
 Geiger (John Lewis). A peep at Mexico. London, 
 
 1874. 8°. 1156.06 
 
 Geikie (Archibald). Science primers. Physical geo- 
 graphy. New York, 1873. 18°. . . . 912.17 
 
 — Geol. notes on Auvergne. [In Galton. Vacation tourists. 
 
 1861.] 925.12 
 
 — Memoir of E. Forbes. See Wilson (G.) and Geikie (A.) 3056.20 
 Geikie (James). Great ice age, and its relation to the 
 
 antiquity of man. N. Y, 1874. 12°. . 4112.38 
 
 — Historical geology. London, 1876. 12°. .4112.12 
 Geikie (John C.) Adventures in Canada. Phila., 
 
 [»•<*■] 16° 1151.04 
 
 Geldard (James). Hand-book on cotton manufacture. 
 
 New York, 1867. 8°. 3932.06 
 
 Gell [Sir Wra.) Topography of Kome and its vicinity. 
 
 New ed. 2 v. London, 1846. 8°. . . 435.26 
 
 — and Gandy (J. P. ) Pompeiana : topography, edi- 
 
 fices, and ornaments of Pompeii. 3d ed. London, 
 
 „ , 1852. 8°. 1455.10 
 
 GeUert (Christian F., 6. 1715, d. 1769). Life ; with a 
 
 Course of moral lessons. By Mrs. Douglas. 3 v. 
 
 London, 1805. b° 3063.31 
 
 Gellert (The Dog). Gould [S.B.) Curious myths, v. 1, 1867. 3816.16 
 Gellett (Henry). Varieties : anecdotes, etc. Rotter- 
 
 dam, 1823. 12°. 6215.23 
 
 Gelli (Giovanni Battista). Circe. [Moral dialogues.] 
 
 From the Italian. London, 1745. 8°. . 5434.38 
 Gellius (Aulus). Attic nights. Tr. by W. Beloe. 3 v. 
 
 London, 1795. 8° 2527.23 
 
 — Noctes Atticae ; ex ed. J. Gronovii, cum notis et 
 
 mterp. 3 v. Londini, Valpy, 1824. 8°. 7713.18 
 
 — (Euvres completes. [Lat. etFr.] Paris, 1860. 8°. 
 
 [Nisard's collection.] 7720.15 
 
 Gems and jewels. See Fine arts [Gems, p. 544); also Numismatics, 
 uems from the antique. See Croly (G.) [In his Poetical works, 
 
 r™ ,'■ I , 1634.17 
 
 nf of epistolary corresp. See Willmott (R. A.) 1846. 3267.01 
 Jrtms of German art. See Scott (Wm. B.) 1873. . . . 1436.31 
 ™" of 'modern Belgian art. See Scott (Wm. B. ) 1872. 1436.27 
 Genealogies and pedigrees. 
 
 567 
 
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 Marriage ;— Physiology) ; — Botany (p. 226) ;— Natural H'l«. 
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 Genial showman : Artemus Ward. See Hingston (E. P.) 3176.23 
 
 Genie (Le) industriel : revue des inventions francaises 
 et etrangeres. Par Anningaud freres. v. 1-38 en 
 19. Paris, 1851-69. 8° 3945.01 
 
 Genin (Francois). Lexique compare de la langue de 
 Moliere et des ecrivains du xvne siecle, suivi d'une 
 lettre a A. F. Didot sur quelques points de philo- 
 logie francaise. Paris, 1846. 8°. . . . 6413.22 
 
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 ings. With biogr. sketch. N.Y., 1869. 8°. 5037.19 
 
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 — Bethune [G.W.) Address on genius, in 1837. [Inhis Orations, 
 
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 — Disraeli [I. ) The literary character ; or, history of 
 
 men of genius. 1868 2522.29 
 
 Same. 3d ed. 2 v. 1822 2522.26 
 
 — Duff (Rev. W.) Essay on original genius. [anon.~\ 
 
 1767 5422.12 
 
 — Essay on capacity and genius, [anon.] London, 
 
 [n. d.] 8° 3815.01 
 
 — Mamank (J.) [In his Mind and manner.] . ... 5435.23 
 
 — Galton(F.) Hereditary genius. 1870. . .4736.15 
 
 Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 132, 1870 ; Fraser's mag., n.s., 
 v. 2, 1870 (by F. W. Farrar). 
 
 — Godwin (IF.) Of the distribution of talents. [In his Thoughts 
 
 on man. 1831.] 6814.13 
 
 — Hazlitt ( W.) Is genius conscious of its powers. [In his Table 
 
 talk, v. 2. 1857.] 2531.04 
 
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568 
 
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 — Madden {R.R.) Infirmities of genius. 1833. 2511.01 
 
 Note.— Includes notices of Pope, Johnson, Burns, Cow- 
 per, Byron, Scott. 
 
 Same. [In Waldie library, v. 2.] 5078.16 
 
 Maffitt (J. N.) Genius : a lecture. 1841 2535.31 
 
 Nichols [J. H.) Discourse on genius. 1833 2535.31 
 
 Patterson (R.H.) Genius and liberty. [imftisEssays]. 1412.01 
 
 — Percy anecdotes, v. 11, 1823 6211.11 
 
 — Ullmann (G.) The worship of genius. 1846. 3615.16 
 
 — Whipple [E. P.) [In his Lectures, p. 156-186.] . . . 2545.08 
 Wilson [A.) Infanti perduti. [In Edinburgh essays, 1856 ; 
 
 p. 132-69.1 2528.05 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 13, 1864 (Nature of, by J. B. 
 Brown) ; v. 21, 1868 (Characteristics of, by F. H. Hedge) ; 
 Macmillan's mag., Dec, 1862 (Genius and discipline in 
 literature, by David Maason) ; Nat. quar. rev., v. 6, 1863 
 (Genius talent and tact) ; Temple Bar, Jan., 1876 (What is 
 genius ?) ; Winslow's med. critic, v. 1, 1861 (Reason, geniuB, 
 and madness); "Winslow's jour, of psy. med., v. 2, 1849 (In- 
 sanity of men of genius) ; v. 6, 1852 (Eccentricities of). 
 
 I%S~ For additional references, see Poole's Index. 
 
 Genius of Italy. See Turnbull (Robert). 1849 972.1S 
 
 Geiilis (Stephanie Felieite Ducrest de St. Aubin, com- 
 tesse de). Contes moraux. P., 1868. 12°. 7045.05 
 
 Contents : Delphine. Le Chaudronnier. Eglantine. Eu- 
 genie et Leonce. Pamela. Michel et Jacqueline. Re- 
 connaissance et probite. Zuma. 
 
 Duchesse de la Valliere, suivie de sa vie peni- 
 tents. Nouv. ed. Augmented des Keflexions sur 
 la misericorde de Dieu. P., 1843. 12°. .7045.08 
 
 — Madame de Maintenon. P., 1843. 16°. .7045.09 
 
 — Mademoiselle de Clermont ; suivie de Nouvelles. 
 
 Paris, 1844. 16° 7045.07 
 
 — Sacred dramas. Tr. by T. Holeroft. Fredericksburg, 
 
 1797. 16° 1724.32 
 
 Contents: Death of Adam. Hagar in the Wilderness. 
 The sacrifice of Isaac. Joseph made known to his breth- 
 ren. Ruth and Naomi. Widow of Sarepta. Return of 
 Tobias. 
 
 — Le siege de La Kochelle. N. Y., 1852. 12°. 7045.06 
 
 — Souvenirs de Felicie. [In Barriere (J. F.) Col. des mem., 
 
 v. 14 607.01 
 
 — Theatre d'education a l'usage de la jeunesse. 2 v. 
 
 Paris, 1847. 16° 7045.12 
 
 Contents : v. 1. La mort d'Adam, drama. Agar dans le 
 desert. Isaac. Joseph reconnu par see freres. Ruth et 
 
 Noeini. La Veuve de Sarepta. Le Retour de Tobie. La 
 Colombo. La Belle et la bete. L'lle heureuse. Les Fla- 
 cous. 2. Comedies : L'Enfant gate. La Curieuse. L'Aveu- 
 gle de Spa. La Bonne mere. Intrigue et mensonge. La 
 Rosiere de Salency. La Marchande de modes. 
 /IS- For lives of Mme. de G„ see Biography (p. 148). 
 Gennadios (A.) Sketch of the history of Greece, from b.o. 146 
 to 1862. [With Sohmitz (L.) History of Greece. 1876.] 421.36 
 Gennesaret (Memories of). See Macduff (J. B.) 1858. . 3573.01 
 Genoa. See Countries [Genoa, p. 325). 
 
 Gentilism. See Thebaud (A. J.) 3818.17 
 
 Gentle (The) life. See Friswell (J. H.) 1866 2525.14 
 
 Gentle measures in training of the young. See Abbott (J.) 
 
 1872 5512.22 
 
 Gentle shepherd. See Ramsay (Allan). 1853 1742.14 
 
 Gentle skeptic. See Walworth (C.) 1863 3616.09 
 
 Gentleman (The). Seealso Etiquette and manners (p. 450). 
 Gentleman's diary ; or, the mathematical repository. 1819-40. 
 
 22 v. London, 1819-40. 16° 6761.01 
 
 Note. — For continuation see Ladies' and gentleman's diary. 
 
 Gentlefolks and others. See Duhring (J.) 2524.17 
 
 Gentleman's house. See Kerr (Robert) 1315.44 
 
 Gentleman's magazine, 1731-1877. 241 v. London, 
 
 1732-1877. 8° 8081.01 
 
 Note.— 1st series, 1731-1807, 101 v. ; N.s.. 1808-33, 52 v ■ 
 N.s., 1834-66, v. 1-45 ; H.S., 1856-66, v. 1-19; N.B., 1866-68, 
 v. 1-5 ; U.S., June, 1868-1877, v. 1-19. It changed from an 
 antiquarian to a popular magazine in 1868. 
 
 — Same. General index to v. 1-20. L.,1753. 8°. 8081.20 
 
 — Selection of curious articles from the Gentleman's 
 
 mag. By J. Walker. 3ded. 4 v. L.,1814. 8°. 2528.01 
 
 Gentlemen's book of etiquette. See Hartley (C. B.) 1875. 5427.17 
 
 Gentoo laws, or ordinations of the pundits. [Tr. by 
 
 N. Halhead,] from a Persian translation. London, 
 
 1776. 4° 5617.14 
 
 Gentz (Friedrich von). On the state of Europe before 
 and after the French revolution. From the Ger- 
 man, by J. 0. Hemes. 2d ed. L., 1803. 8°. 6727.17 
 «®- See Biography (p. 148), for notices of G. 
 Geoffrey Crayon, pseud. See Irving (Washington). 
 Geoffrey of Monmouth. British history. [In Giles (J. A.) [Six 
 old English chron. Bohn, 1848. 12°.] 471.04 
 
 — Wright (T.) On Geoffrey of Monmouth's History. [In his 
 
 Essays on arch, subjects, etc., v. 1, 1861.] . . . 443.29 
 
 Geographi Greeci minores. See Miiller (Carl) 7766.03 
 
 Geographical distribution of animals. See Wallace (A.R.) 4737.11 
 Geographical magazine. Ed. by C. E. Markham. 
 
 v. 1-3. London, 1874-76. 4° 905.01 
 
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 1. Ancient Geography. 
 Leake (M.) On some disputed questions of ancient 
 
 geography. 1857 1032.09 
 
 Muller (G, ed. ) Geographi Grseei minores. [Gr. et 
 
 Lat.] 2 v. Didot, 1855 7765.03 
 
 — Same. Tabulae. Pars 1. Didot, 1855. . . 7765.05 
 Niebuhr (B. G.) Lectures on ancient ethnography aud 
 
 geography. Tr. by L. Schmitz. 2 v. 1854. 425.13 
 Smith (W.) Dictionary of Greek and Koman geogra- 
 phy. 2 y. 1854-57 924.01 
 
 — New classical dictionary of geography. Revised by 
 
 C. Anthon. 1857 437.05 
 
 Strabo. Geography. Tr. by H. O. Hamilton and W. 
 Falconer. Bohn, 1854-57 912.10 
 
 — Excerpta. Gr. et Lat. [In Miiller (0.) Geographi, etc., v. 2, 
 
 1855.] 7765.04 
 
 — Geographica. Gr. et Lat. Accedit index. Curanti- 
 
 bus C. Miiller et F. Dilbner. Didot, 1*53. 7767.03 
 
 Piltz ( W. ) Manual of ancient geography . Tr. from the 
 
 German. Ed. by T. K. Arnold. 1850. . 932.01 
 
 Tozer (H. F.) Classical geography. 1877. [Literature 
 
 primers.] 912.27 
 
 Atlases of Ancient Geography. 
 Menke(T.) Orbis antiqui descriptio. Ed.3a. 1860. 915.16 
 Smith ( W. ) and Grove (J. ) "Atlas of ancient geography, 
 
 biblical and classical. 1874 A37.15 
 
 Standard library atlas of classical geography. London, 
 
 1861. 8° . . 915.03 
 
 Weller (M) and Schmitz (L.) Student's atlas of classi- 
 cal geography. 15 maps. [187-.] . . . 915.20 
 
 2. Art of Travel. 
 
 Back ((?.), CoUinson (_ ), and Galton [F.) Hints to travellers. [In 
 Royal geogr. soc. Journal, v. 34, 1864.] . . . 
 
 Berchtold (L.) Essay to direct the inquiries of patriotic 
 
 travellers. 2 v. 1789 922.01 
 
 v. 1. Objects of inquiry. 2. List of works of travel. 
 
 Boner (C.) Guide for travellers in the plain and on the 
 mouutain 932.14 
 
 Gallon (F.) Art of travel. 1860 932.04 
 
 Howell (J.) Instructions for forreine travell, 1642. 
 Kepr. by E. Arber. 1869 5011.08 
 
 Lord {J. K.) At home in the wilderness. 1867. 932.13 
 
 3. Bibliography of Travel. 
 
 Berchtold (L.) Bibliography of travel. [In his Essay, etc., v. 2, 
 
 1789.] 922.01 
 
 Boucher de La Richarderie ( <?. ) Bibliotheque universale 
 
 des voyages ; avec des extraits. 6 v. 1808. 2722. 10 
 Locke [J.) Catalogue and character of voyages and travels. [In 
 
 his Works, v. 10.] 5052.10 
 
 Pinkerton (J.) Catalogue of books of voyages aud travels. [In hit 
 
 Col. of voyages, v. 17.] 926.17 
 
 4. Collections of Voyagea and Travels. 
 
 Asttey ( T. ) Collection of voyages and travels in Europe, 
 Asia, Africa, and America. [Compiled by T. 
 
 Greene.] 4 v. 1745-46 935.09 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Voyages to the southeast and East- Indies, 
 1418-1545. First voyages of the English to Guinea aud EaBt 
 Indies, 1652-1598. Voyages to the East Indies, sent forth 
 by the Company of Merchants, 1600-1620. Voyages to Af- 
 rica and the islands adjacent, by A. da Cada Mosto and 
 others, 1455-1721. 
 
 2. Voyages along the western coast of Africa ; French 
 and EngliBh, 1620-1743. Voyages and travels to Guinea ana 
 Benin, 1666-1730. Description of Guinea. 
 
 3. Voyages aud travels to Guinea. Voyages and travels 
 to Benin. Voyages to Kongo aud Angola. Description 
 of Loango, Kayo, Angola, and adjacent countries. De- 
 scription of eastern coast of Africa, from the Cape of Gooa 
 Hope to Cape Guarda Fuy. Voyages and travels to China, 
 1665-1720. 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
GEOGRAPHY: Collections of Travela 
 
 569 
 
 4. Description of China. Description of Korea, East 
 Tartary, and Tibet. Travela through Tartary, Tibet, aud 
 Bukharia, to aud from China, 1246-1698. 
 Cinder {J.) Modern traveller. 33 v. 1824-34. . 911.01 
 Contents. 
 
 Italy, v. 31-33. 
 Mexico, v. 25-26. 
 
 Africa, v. 20-22. 
 America, v. 23-24. 
 Arabia, v. 4. 
 Brazil, v. 29-30. 
 Burinab, Siam, etc., v. 11. 
 Columbia, v. 27. 
 Egypt, Nubia, etc., v. 6-6. 
 Greece, v. 15-16. 
 India, v. 7-10. 
 
 Palestine, v. 1. 
 
 Persia aud China, v. 12-13. 
 
 Peru. Chile, etc., v. 28. 
 
 Russia, v. 17. 
 
 Spain and Portugal, v. 18-19. 
 
 Syria and Asia Miuor, v. 2-3. 
 
 Turkey, v. 14. 
 
 Eakluyt [Richard). *Collection of the early voyages, 
 travels, and discoveries of the English nation. 
 Newed., with additions. 5 v. London, 1809-12. 
 4° 916.15 
 
 Contents, 
 v. 1. Discoueriea toward the north and northeast by sea~ 
 as of Lapland. Scrikflnia, Corelia, Baie of S. Nicolas, isles 
 of Colgoieue, Vaigatz, and Noua Zembla ; toward the great 
 riuer Ob, Russia, Caspiau sea, Georgia, Armenia, Media, 
 Persia, Boghar in Bactria, aud diuers kingdomes of Tar- 
 taria ; together with many notable monuments and testi- 
 monies of the ancient forren trades and the warrelike aud 
 other shippiug of England in former ages ; of Island and 
 of the northern seas aud lands situate that way, and the 
 defeat of the Spanish Armada, 1588. [1580 on t. p.] 
 
 2. 1. DiscouodeB toward the Bouth aud southeast parts 
 of the world by sea and ouerland through the streight of 
 Gibraltar to Alger, Tunis, Tripolia in Barbary, Alexandria, 
 and Cairo iu Egypt, isles of Sicilia, Zante, Candia, Rhodus, 
 Cyprus, Chio, city of Constantinople, diuers parts of Asia 
 Minor, Syria and Armenia, Jerusalem, and other places in 
 Judea ; also to Arabia, down the riuer Euphrates to Baby- 
 lon and Balsara, through the Persian gulph to Ormutz, 
 Ohaul, Goa, and islands adioyning upon the south parts of 
 Asia ; also upon Goa to Cambaia, and all the dominions of 
 the Great Mo^or, to the riuer Ganges, Beugala, Aracau, Ba- 
 cola, Chonderi, Pegu, Jamahai in Siam, and almost the 
 frontiers of China. 2. Voyages, etc., made without the 
 straight of Gibraltar to the islands of the Acorea, Porto 
 Santo, Madera, aud the Canaries, to kingdomes of Barbary 
 and isles of Cipo Verde, Riuers of Senega, Gambra, Mad- 
 rabumba, Sierra Leona, coast of Guiuea and Benin, isles of 
 8. Thome and Santa Helena, and parts about Cape Buona 
 Esperanza, Quitangone neere Mozambique, isles of Comoro 
 and Zanzibar, city of Goa, beyond Cape Comori, isles of 
 Nicubar, Gomes Polo, Pulo Pinaom, Malacca, aud to king- 
 dome of Iunsalaon. 
 
 3. Discoveries, etc., in the new found world of America, 
 viz. : Engronland, Labrador, Newfoundland, up the Grand 
 bay, gulfe of S. Lawrence, and the river of Canada to 
 Bhores and maines of Virginia and Florida, and to the west, 
 to the rich and pleasant countries of Nueua Biscaye, Cibola, 
 Tiguex, Cicuic, Quinira, to New Mexico, to the gulfe of 
 California ; and likewise to the Ties lying before the cape 
 of Florida, bay of Mexico, and Terra Firma to the coasts 
 and inlands of Newe Spaine, and Guiana ; to Brasil, to the 
 river Plate, through the streights of Magellau, from thence 
 on the hackBide of America, along Chili, Peru, Nicaragua, 
 Neua Espanna, California, Nona Albion, and northerly as 
 favreas 43° : togother with the voyages of Sir F. Drake aud 
 T. Candish, round the world, and diuers other voyagea in- 
 tended to set forth for that course. 
 
 4. Voyages iu America made by Drake, Oxnam, Barker, 
 Michelson, Mace, Carey, Chamberlaine, Newport, King, 
 May, Duddeley, Preston, Sommers, Hawkins, Sherley, Par- 
 ker, to Spanish America ; of Raleigh, Keymis, to Guiana ; 
 of Hawkins, Hare, Lancaster. Reuiger, Borey, Pudsey, to 
 Brasil ; of R. Thorne and J. Drake to riuer Plate ; Silua, 
 "Winter, Kenton, Ward, Withrington, Lister, Candish, to 
 the South Seas, etc. Supplement. Galvano'a discoveries of 
 the world. Davis's worldea hydrographicall discription. 
 Voyage d'outremer, par Bertrandon de la Brocquiere. Na- 
 uigation and vyages of Lewis Vertomauaus to the East. 
 
 5. Voyages by Holland ships into East Indies, 1595-98. 
 Newea from the East Indies ; or a voyage to Bengalla, 
 written by W. Bruton, 1638. Fardle of Facions, the peo- 
 ples enhabiting the two partes of the earth called Affricke 
 and Asia, by W. Waterman. Conquest of the grand Cana- 
 ries, 1599. History of the West Indies and an account of 
 the actea and adventures of the Spaniards which have 
 conquered and peopled these countries. Published in 
 Latin, by Hakmyt, and translated by Lok, Virginia richly 
 valued, by the description of the maine laud of Florida, her 
 next neighbour, out of four years travel of F. de Soto. 
 Translated from the Portuguese, by Hakluyt. Discovery 
 of the Barmudas, by Sir F. Gates, Sir G. Sommers, and 
 Capt. Newport. True coppie of a discourse written by a 
 gentleman employed in the late voyage of Spaine and Port- 
 ingale, 1589. The omissions of Cales voyage, stated "by the 
 earl of Essex. 
 
 ■SfiJT {Robert). A general history and collection of voy- 
 ages and travels, arranged in systematic order. 
 18 v. Edin. and London, 1824. 8°. . . 9H.08 
 
 Contents. 
 * J' 1" ,Y oya S ea and travels of discovery, from the era of 
 Aitred, king of England, in the 9th century, to the era of 
 
 Don Henry, prince of Portugal, at the commencement of 
 the I5th century ; Discoveries iu the time of Alfred • 
 Original discovery of Greenland by the Icelanders in the 
 9th century; Early discovery of Winland, or America by 
 the Icelanders, about 1001 ; Travels of two Mahometans 
 into India aud China, 9th century ; Travels of Rabbi Ben- 
 jamin from Spain to China, 12th century ; Travels of an 
 Englishman in Tartary, 1243 ; Sketch of the revolutions 
 in Tartary ; Travela of John de Piano Carpini 1246 ■ Trav- 
 els of W. de Rubruquis, about 1253 ; Travels of Haitlio 
 prince of Armenia, 1254 ; Travels of Marco Polo 1260 to 
 1295 : Travels of Oderic of Portenau, 1318 ; Travels of Sir 
 John Mandeville, 1322 ; Itinerary of Pegoletti, between 
 Asof and China, 1355 : Voyages of Nicolo and Antonio 
 Zeno, 1380 ; Travels of Schildtberger, 1394; Travels of the 
 ambassadors of Shah Rokh, 1419 ; Voyage and shipwreck 
 of Quirini, 1431 ; Travels of Josaphat Barbaro, 1436. 
 
 2. Account of various early pilgrimages from England to 
 the holy land, between 1097 and 1107 ; Discovery of Ma- 
 deira; Discovery and conquest of the Canary islands; 
 General voyages and travels, chiefly of discovery, from 
 the era of Don Henry, prince of Portugal, in 1412, to that 
 of George in., in 1760. Book 1; History of the discover- 
 ies of the Portuguese along the coast of Africa, and in In- 
 dia, from 1412 to 1605 ; Summary of the discoveries of 
 the world, to the year 1555. by Antonio Galvano : Journey 
 of Ambrose Contarini, ambassador from the republic of 
 Venice, to Hz un- Hassan, king of Persia, in the years 1473-6, 
 written by himself ; Voyages of discovery by the Portu- 
 guese along the western coast of Africa, under Don Henry ; 
 Original journals of the voyages of Cada Mosto, and Pedro 
 de Cintra, to the coast of Africa, the former in the years 
 1455 and 1456, and the latter soon after ; Continuation of 
 the Portuguese discoveries along the coaBt of Africa, from 
 the death of Don Henry, in 1463, to the discovery of the 
 Cape of Good Hope, in 1486 : History of the discovery and 
 conquest of India by the Portuguese, between 1497 and 
 1505, from the original Portuguese of Herman Lopes de 
 Castaneda. Letters respecting India and the Indian trade, 
 about 1500. 
 
 3. History of the discovery of America, and of some of 
 the early conquests in "the new world ; History of the dis- 
 covery of America by Christopher Columbus, written by 
 his son, Don Ferdinand Columbus ; Account of the dis- 
 covery of America by Columbus, by Antonio de Herrera ; 
 Voyages of Americus Vespucius to the new world ; Sum- 
 mary of the discoveries and settlements of the Spaniards 
 in the West Indies, from the death of Columbus to the ex- 
 pedition of Hernando Cortes against Mexico ; History of 
 the discovery and conquest of Mexico, written in the year 
 1568, by Capt. Bernal Diaz del CaBtillo. 
 
 4. Conquest of Mexico, continued ; History of the dis- 
 covery and conquest of Peru, by Francisco Pizarro, writ- 
 ten by Auguatino Zarate. 
 
 5. History of Peru by Zarate concluded ; Continuation 
 of the early history of Peru, from 1549 to the death of the 
 Inca Tupac Amaru, extracted from Garcilasao de la Vega ; 
 History of the discovery and conquest of Chili ; Discovery 
 of Florida, and account of several ineffectual attempts to 
 conquer and settle that country by the Spaniards. 
 
 6. Early English voyages of discovery to America : 
 Newfoundland, etc.; Voyages of Jacques Cartier from St. 
 Maloes to Newfoundland and Canada, in 1634-5 ; Continua- 
 tion of the discoveries and conquests of the Portuguese in 
 the east, with aome account of the early voyages of other 
 European nations to India: 1. Discoveries of Portuguese 
 from 1505 to 1539 : 2. Particular relation of the expedition 
 of Solyman Pacha from Suez to India against the Portu- 
 guese at Diu, written by a Venetian officer ; Voyage of Don 
 Stefano de Gama from Goa to Suez in 1540, written by Don 
 Juan de Castro ; Portuguese transactions in India, from 
 1541 to 1581. 
 
 7. Same, cont'd ; Voyagea and travela in Egypt, Syria, 
 Arabia, Persia, and India, by Ludovici Verthema, in 1503 ; 
 VoyageB and travela of Cesar Frederick in India ; Early 
 English voyages to Guinea and other parts of the west 
 coast of Africa ; Some miscellaneous early voyages of the 
 English ; Early voyages of the English to the EaBt Indies. 
 
 8-9. Early voyages of the English to India, after the 
 establishment of the English East India company. 
 
 10. Early circumnavigations, or voyages round the 
 world : 1. Voyage of Ferdinand Magellan round the world, 
 1519-22; Voyage of Sir Francis Drake round the world. 
 Voyage of Sir Thomas Candish, in 1586-88 ; Voyage of 
 Oliver Van Noort round the world, 1598-1601 ; Voyage of 
 George "Spilbergen. 1614-17; Voyage rouud the world in 
 1615-17, by Wro. Cornelison Schouten and Jacques Le Maire, 
 going round Cape Horn ; Voyage of the Nassau fleet round 
 the world, 1623-6, under the command of Jacques Le Her- 
 mite ; Voyage round the world, 1683-91, by Captain John 
 Cooke, accompanied by Capt. Cowley and Capt. Wm. Dam- 
 pier ; Voyage by Wm. Funnell, 1703-6 : Voyage by Capt. 
 Woods Rogers, and Stephen Courtney, 1708-11 ; Voyage of 
 John Clippertou, 1719-22 ; Voyage by Capt. George Shel- 
 vocke, 1719-22. 
 
 11. Same, cont'd. Voyage by Commodore Roggewein, 
 1721-23 ; Voyage by George Anson, 1740-44. 
 
 12. Commodore Byron's voyage, 1764-6, in the Dolphin ; 
 Wallia's voyage, 1766-8, in the Dolphin ; Cartaret's voyage, 
 1766-9, in the Swallow ; Cook'a voyage, 1768-70, in the En- 
 deavor. 
 
 13. Cook's voyage cont'd ; Appendix, abstract of the 
 voyage round the world, by Lewis de Bougainville, in the 
 La Boudeuse and L'Etoile, 1766-1769. 
 
 In asking for hooka, use the " Book Orders," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
570 G-EO&RAPHY . Collections of Travels— Elementary Works— Gazetteers. 
 
 14. An account of a voyage toward the south pole, and 
 rouud the world in the Resolution and Adventure, in 
 1772-5, written by James Cook, 
 
 15-17. Same, cont'd. A voyage to the Pacific ocean, 
 under captains Cook, Clerke, and Gore in the Eesolution 
 and Discovery, 1776-80. Appendix No. 1. Byron's narrative; 
 Appendix No. 2. Bulkeley's narrative. 
 
 18. Historical sketch of the progress of discovery, navi- 
 gation, and commerce, from the earliest records to the 
 beginning of the nineteenth century, by Wm. Stevenson. 
 Catalogue of voyages and travels. 
 
 Pinkerlon (J. ) "General collection of voyages and trav- 
 els. 17 v. London, 1808-14. 4°. . . . 926.01 
 Contents. 
 
 Abd Allatif. Relation respecting Egypt, 1203, v. 15. 
 
 Addison (L.) Account of West Barbary, 1671, v. 15. 
 
 Adanson iM.) Voyage to Senegal, the Island of Goree, and the 
 river Gambia, 1749-53, v. 16. 
 
 Allison (T ) Voyage from Archangel, 1697, v. 1. 
 
 America {Discoveries and settlements of the English in), 
 from the reign of Henry VII. to the close of Queen Eliza- 
 beth's, v. 12. 
 
 Angelo (M.) Voyage to Congo, 1666-7, v. 16. 
 
 Bacstrom (S.). Voyage to Spitzbergen, 1780, v. 1. 
 
 Balbi (G.) Voyage to Pegu, 1579, v. 9. 
 
 Baron (S.) Description of Tonqueen, v. 9. 
 
 Battel (A.) Adventures in Angola, 1589, v. 16. 
 
 Beeckmau (D.) Voyage to Borneo, 1714, v. 11. 
 
 Bell (J.) Travels in Asia, 1716-22, v. 7. 
 
 Benjamin of Tudela (Rabbi). Travels from Spain to China, 
 1160-73, v. 7. 
 
 Bernier (Fr.) Voyage to the East Indies, v. 8. 
 
 Betagh (W.) Account of Peru, 1720, v. 14. 
 
 Blount (H.) Voyage into the Levant, 1634, v. 10. 
 
 Borri (C.) Account of Cochin-china, v. 9. 
 
 Bosnian (W.) Description of the coast of Guinea, 1700, v. 16. 
 
 Bourgoing (J. P.) Travels in Spain, 1777, v. 5. 
 
 Bouguer (P.) Voyage to Peru, 1735, v. 14. 
 
 Brand (J.) Description of the Orkneys and Shetland, Pight- 
 land, Firth, and Caithness, v. 3. 
 
 Bray ( W.) Tour into Derbyshire, etc. , 1777, v. 2. 
 
 Browne (E.) Journey to Dar-Fur, Africa, 1793, v. 15. 
 
 — Journies in the interior of Africa, v. 16. 
 
 Buchanan (F.) Journey through Mysore, Canara, and Malabar. 
 
 1800, v. 8. 
 Burnaby (B.) Travels through the middle settlements in North 
 
 America, 1759-60, v. 13. 
 Carh (D. de). Voyage to Congo, 1666-7, v. 16. 
 Caron (F.) Account of Japan, 1631-8, v. 7. 
 Cartier (J.) Discovery of the island of New France, 1634, v. 12. 
 Catalogue of books of voyages and travels, v. 17. 
 Chardin (Sir J.) Travels in Persia, v. 9. 
 Chaste (De). Voyage to Tercera, 1683, v. 1. 
 Columbus (F.) Discovery of the West Indies, v 12 
 Condamine (C. M. de la). Travels in South America, 1743, v. 14. 
 Cook (James). Abstract of his three voyages, 1768-80, v. 11. 
 Coxe (W.) Travels in Denmark and Norway, about 1780, v. 6. 
 
 — Travels in Russia, about 1800, v. 6. 
 
 — Travels in Switzerland, 1776-8, v. 5. 
 
 Cumberland (G.. earl of). Voyage to the Azores, 1589, v. 1 
 Dampier (W.) Account of New Holland, 1700, v. 11. 
 
 — Account of the Philippines, 1686, v. 11. 
 Dandini (J.) Voyage to Mount Libanus, 1680, v, 10. 
 Dolomieu (D. de). Account of the earthquakes in Calabria in 
 
 1783, v. 5. 
 Dutch voyages to the north of Europe, 1694-6, v. 1. 
 Ehrenmalm (A.) Travels into western Nordland and Lapland 
 1741, v. 1. ' 
 
 Ferber (J. J.) Oryctography of Derbyshire, v. 2 
 Fitch (R.) Voyage to Pegu, Ormus, and the East Indies v 9 
 Forster (G.) Travels in the northern part of Persia 1783 v 9 
 Fortia de Piles (A. T. J. A. M. de). Travels in Sweden, 1790-2 v'. 6 
 Francklin (W.) Tour iu the south of Persia, 1786-7 v 9 
 Frobisher (M.) Three voyages for the discovery of the 'north- 
 west passage, 1576-8, v. 12. 
 Glas (G.) History of the Canary Islands 1764 v 16 
 Goez (B.) Travels from Lahor to China 1602 ' v 7 
 Gonzales (M.) Voyage to England and Scotland' 1730 v 2 
 Guignes (L. J. de). Observations on the Philippine Islands 
 and the Isle of France, v. 11. J-siauas, 
 
 Hamel (H.) Travels in Korea, 1653, v. 7 
 Hamilton (A.) Account of the East Indies, 1688-1723 v 8 
 
 of'lre'lanT'v 3*^"™ m ""' Ba8altes of the northern coast 
 Hassel (J.) Tour of the isle of Wight, 1790 v" 2 
 Heath (R. ) Account of the Islands of Scilly v 2 
 Japan (Diary on the coast of), 1673, v. 7. 
 Jenkinson (A.) Voyages and travels toBucharia. 1567 v 9 
 Journey from Cairo to Mount Sinai, 1722 v 10 ' 
 
 Kaempfer (E.) History of Japan, v 7 
 Kalm (P.) Travels in North America 1748 v 13 
 Kerguelen Tremarec (Y, J. de). Voyage in the North Sea, 1767-8. 
 
 ^meS.Vs"'' Tra ™ l8iuCa ^^ memoirs of North 
 Leems (K.) Account of Danish Lapland v 1 
 Lempriere (W.) Tour to Morocco, 1789 'v. V 
 
 Tf.fi 0y ,tf\ L '] Narrative of four Russian sailors, 1743. » 1 
 Lister (M.) Journey to Paris. 1698 v 4 
 Lobo (J.) Voyage to Abyssinia, 1622, v. 15. 
 
 Lord (H.) Discovery of the Banians and Persees, v. 8. 
 
 Mohammedans (Travels of two), through India and China In 
 the ninth century, v. 7. 
 
 Malkin (B. H.) Tour through Wales, 1806, v. 2. 
 
 Martin (M.) Description of the western islands of Scotland v 1 
 
 Martin (M.) Voyage to St. Kilda , v. 3. ' ' 
 
 Mauudrell (H ) Journey from Aleppo to Jerusalem, 1697, v, In 
 
 Maupertuis (P. L. M. de). Memoir on the measure of a 'degree 
 of the meridian at the Polar Circle, 1737, v. 1. 
 
 Merolla (Jerdme). Voyage to Congo, 1682, v. 16. 
 
 Moritz (C. P.) Travels through England, 1782, v, 2. 
 
 Niebuhr (C.) Travels in Arabia, 1762, v. 10. 
 
 Nieuhoff (J.) Travels in China, 1655, v. 7. 
 
 Voyages and travels in Brazil, 1640, v. 14. 
 
 Outhier (R.) Journey of a voyage to the north, 1736-7, v. 1 
 
 Ovalle (A. de). Historical relation of Chili, 1649, v, 14, 
 
 Park (M.) Travels in Africa, v. 10. 
 
 Pelsart (F.) Voyage to Australasia, 1628, v. 11. 
 
 Pennant (T.) Tour in Scotland, 1769, v. 3. 
 
 Peron (F.) Voyage for the discov. of southern lands, 1800, v. 11. 
 
 Persia (Description of), v. 9. 
 
 Phipps (C. J.) Voyage toward the North Pole, 1773, v. 1. 
 
 Pigafetta (A.) Voyage round the world, 1619-22, v. 11, 
 
 Pococke (R.) Travels in the east, 1737-8, v. 10. 
 
 — Travels in Egypt, 1737, v. 15. 
 
 Polo (Marco). Travels, v. 7. 
 
 Poncet (C. J.) Journey to Abyssinia, 1698-1700, v. 16. 
 
 Pontanus (J. I.) Dissert, cone the N. E. passage, v. 1. 
 
 Proyart (L. B.) History of Loango, Kakongo, and other king, 
 doms of Africa, 1776, v. 16. 
 
 Raleigh ( Sir W.) Beport of an engagement near the Azores 
 1591, v. 1. 
 
 Ramond de Carbonnigres (L. F. E.) Journey to the summit of 
 Mont Perdu, 1802, v. 4. 
 
 Regnard (J. F.) Journey to Lapland, 1681, v. 1. 
 
 Retrospect of the origin and progress of discovery, v. 17. 
 
 Richard (J.) History of Tonquin, v. 9. 
 
 Riesbeck (G. de). Travels through Germany. 1780, v. 6. 
 
 Robertson (D.) Tour through Isle of Man, 1791, v. 2. 
 
 Rochon (A. M.) Voyage to Madagascar, 1792, v. 16. 
 
 Roe {Sir T.) Voyage to India, 1614-15, v. 8. 
 
 Rubruquis (W. de). Travels into Tartary and China, 1263, v. 7, 
 
 Santos (J. dos). History of Eastern Ethiopia, 1684, v. 16. 
 
 Saussure (H. B. de). Attempts to reach the summit of Mont 
 Blanc, 1786, v. 4. 
 
 Shaw (S.) Tour to the west of England, 1788, v. 2. 
 
 Shaw (T.) Travels in Barbary, 1727, v. 15. 
 
 Skrine (H.) Tour through Wales, 1795, v. 2. 
 
 Smith (J.) History of Virginia, New England, and the Sum- 
 mer Isles, 1624, v. 13. 
 
 Spallanzani (L.) Travels in the two Sicilies, 1778, v, 6. 
 
 Stavorinus (J. S.) Account of Java and Batavia, and of Celebes. 
 Amboyna, etc., 1798, v. 11. 
 
 Symes (M.) Embassy to Ava, v. 9. 
 
 Tartary (Independent). Accounts of, v. 9. 
 
 Tasman (A. J.) Voyage for the discovery of southern coun- 
 tries, 1642, v. 11. 
 
 Taveruier (J. B.) Extract from voyages to inquire concerning 
 diamond mines, v. 8. 
 
 Thierry de Menonville (N. J.) Travels to Guaxaca. 1777, v. 13. 
 
 Thuuberg (C.P.) Account of the Cape of Good Hope, 1772, v. 16. 
 
 Tibet (Description of), v. 7. 
 
 Tibet (Travels of several missionaries through), 1600-1700, v. 7, 
 
 Troil (U. von). Letters on Iceland, 1772, v. 1. 
 
 Turpin (F. R.) History of Siam, v. 9. 
 
 Ulloa (A. de). Voyage to South America, 1735, v. 11. 
 
 Valle (Pietro della). Travels in Persia, 1614, v. 9. 
 
 Virginia (Discovery of and voyages to), 1584-90, v. 12. 
 
 Willoughby (Sir H.) Voyage to the northern parts of Russia 
 and Siberia, 1653, V. 1. 
 
 Windhust (J.) Journey to Mecquinez, Morocco, 1721, v. 15. 
 
 Young (Arthur). Travels in France, 1787-9, v. 4. 
 
 — Tour in Ireland, 1776-8, v. 3. 
 
 5. Elementary Geography. 
 
 Field (B.) Amer. school geography. 1840. . 932.11 
 Maury {M. F) Manual of mathematical, civil, and 
 
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 English cyclopaedia. Conducted by 0. Knight. Geo- 
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 Kmgsley (H.) Tales of old travel. 1869. . . 933.04 
 Lambert (G F.,abU). Collections of curious observa- 
 tions on the several nations of Asia, Africa and 
 America. Tr. by J. Dunn. 2 v. 1750. . 922.09 
 Lithgow ( W.) Travels and voyages through Europe, 
 
 Asia, and Africa, 1609-1628 • 923.08 
 
 Little (G.) Life on the ocean. 1847. . . . 921.15 
 Mangin(A.) The desert world. 1869. . .4727.03 
 Marmier (X) Les voyageurs nouveaux. . . 922.19 
 Contents : Bresil. Perou. Les Pampas. Les Des Sand- 
 wioh. Cachemir. L' Ararat et les montagnes de l'Armenie. 
 Le Japon. Borneo. Sarawak. 
 Maundevile (Sir J.) Voiage and travaile. 1839. 1054.06 
 Nolte ( V.) Fifty years in both hemispheres. 1854. 3134.14 
 Percy anecdotes, v. 15. [Travelling.] . . . 6211.15 
 Picture gallery of the nations. 1870. . . . 923.15 
 Bevere (J. W.) Keel and saddle: forty years of mili- 
 tary and naval service. 1872 933. 18 
 
 Bitter (C.) Geographical studies. Tr. by W. L. Gage. 
 
 1863 932 03 
 
 Spry ( W.J.J.) Cruise of H. M. S. ' Challenger.' 913.22 
 Stone ( W.) What I learned at sea ; or, my first voyage. 
 
 [1870.] 93212 
 
 Taylor (B.) At home and abroad. 2 v. 1860-62. 921.22 
 Transport voyage to the Mauritius, [anon.] London. 
 
 1851. 8° ' 1061.14 
 
 Treasury of travel and adventure, [anon.'] 2 v. New 
 
 York, 1865. 12° 921.11 
 
 Warren ( T. B.) Dust and foam ; or, three oceans and 
 
 two continents. 1859 921.24 
 
 Webfoot, [pseud.] Fore and aft ; or, leaves from the 
 
 life of an old sailor. 1871 933.09 
 
 Willis (MP.) Hurry-graphs. 1851. . . .2545.14 
 
 — Life here and there. 1850 264.12 
 
 — Sketches of travel. [In his Miscel. works.] .... 8076.22 
 World here and there ; or notes of travellers. From 
 
 'Household words.'N. Y.,1852. 12°. 921.21; 2532. 16 
 
 9. History of Discovery. 
 
 Cooley (W. D.) History of maritime and inland dis- 
 covery [from early times]. 3 v. 1846-48. 921.03 
 
 Galvano (A.) Discoveries of the world, unto 1555. 
 [Hakluyt soc, 1862.] 925.17 
 
 Locke {J.) Hist, of navigation. [In his Works, v. 10.] .6052.10 
 
 Pinkerton (J.) Retrospect of the origin and progress of discov- 
 ery. [In his Col. of voyages, v. 17.] 926.17 
 
 Stevenson ( W. ) Hist, sketch of the progress of dis- 
 covery, to the 19th century. Edinb., 1824. 8°. 
 [Kerr. Col. of voyages, v. 18.] . . . 914.25 
 
 Vogd (T.) Century of discovery. Biogr. sketches of 
 Portuguese and Spanish navigators from prince 
 Henry to Pizarro. 1877 933.23 
 
 10. Map-making. 
 
 Eeam (P. ) and Mickleborough (J. ) Handbook of map 
 drawing, adapted to the maps in Mitchell's new 
 series of school geographies. 1869. . . 932. 06 
 
 Smyth (C. Pi/izzi). On an equal-surface projection for 
 maps of the world, and its application to certain 
 anthropological questions 923.07 
 
 Wilme (B. P.) Handbook for plain and ornamental 
 
 mapping. 1846 3927.09 
 
 jj®- For collections of Maps, see Atlases (p. 66). 
 
 11. Physical Geography. 
 
 Abbott (J.) Science for the young. Water and land. 
 
 1872 912.21 
 
 Ansted (D. T.) Physical geography. 1871. . 912.23 
 — World we live in ; first lessons, etc. 1868. 932.05 
 Brocklesby (J.) Elements of physical G. 1868. 916.04 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
572 
 
 G-EOG-RAPHY : Physical to Voyages round the "World. 
 
 Browne (B. 31) Cause and effect; or the globe we 
 inhabit. 1868 4111.08 
 
 Bryce (J.) Atlas of physical G. Consisting of twenty 
 maps, constructed by E. Weller ; with descriptive 
 letterpress. 1871 915.18 
 
 Buff (H.) Familiar letters on the physics of the enrth. 
 ' Ed by A. W. Hoffmann. 1857. . . . 912.22 
 
 Cooky (W. B.) Physical geography. 1876. . 912.28 
 
 Figuier{L.) Earth and sea. 1870 925.14 
 
 Geikie(A.) Science primers. Physical G. 1873. 912.17 
 
 Guyot (A.) Earth and man. Comparative physical G. 
 1853 922.03 
 
 Hiqqins (W. M.) The earth; its physical condition. 
 1846. . 4111.12 
 
 Johnston (A.K.) *Physical atlas of natural phenomena. 
 Newed. 1856. fol 
 
 Johnston (K.,jr.) Handbook of physical G. 1870. 932.09 
 
 — Half-crown atlas of physical geography. . 932.08 
 Major (H.) Science manuals. Physical G. 1873. 912.24 
 Marsh (G. P.) Man and nature ; or, physical geogr. 
 
 as modified by human action. 1864. . . 4113.34 
 Sume. New ed. The earth as modified by hu- 
 man action. 1874 4113.35 
 
 Maury (M. F.) Physical geography. 1873. . 916.20 
 
 Milner (T.) Physical geography. [In his Gallery of nature, p. 
 
 193-610. 1852.] 1026.01 
 
 Page(D.) Handbook of physical geog. 1865. 4112.31 
 Proctor (B. A.) Elementary physical geog. . 912.26 
 Reason why. Physical geogr. and geol. 1863. 912.19 
 Beclus(E.) The earth. 2 v. 1871 923.16 
 
 — The ocean, atmosphere, and life. 2 v. London, 
 
 1873 913 17 
 
 Same.' New' York,' 1873." .' .' .'.'!! 913116 
 
 Bitter (C.) Comparative geography. Tr. by W. L. Gage. 
 
 1865 921.02 
 
 Somerville (M.) Physical geography. 6th ed., revised 
 
 by H. W. Bate. 1870 912.18 
 
 Weller (E.) Portable atlas of physical geography. 
 
 Publ. by W. Collins. 1871 915.17 
 
 Winchell (A.) Sketches of creation. 1870. .4717.21 
 
 Young (J.) Physical geography. 1875. . . 912.25 
 
 Jl®" See also, in the general alphabet, Astronomy (p. 64); 
 
 — Earth (p.432);— Geology (p.573);— Meteorology;— Ocean. 
 
 12. Periodicals and Society Publications. 
 
 American geographical and statistical society. Bulletin, 
 v. 1-2, 1852-56 905.01 
 
 — Journal, v. 1-4, 1859-1874 905.08 
 
 — Proceedings, v. 1-2, 1862-64 905.06 
 
 Geographical magazine. Ed. by C. E. Markham. v. 1-3. 
 
 Londor>. 1874-76. 4° 907.01 
 
 Globus. Illustrirte Zeitschrift fur lander und volker 
 
 kunde. Herausgegeben von K. Andree. v. 16-30. 
 
 Braunschweig, 1869-1876. fol 
 
 Magasin pittoresque (Le). v. 1-44, 1833-76. 
 Mittheilungen, aus Justus Perthes geogr. Anstalt ; von 
 
 A. Petermann. v. 15-21, 1869-75. 
 Boyal geographical society of London. Journal. 
 
 v. 1-45, 1832-76. 903.04 
 
 Saint-Martin ( V. de). L'anne'e geographique. 8e anne'e 
 
 (1869) \ . 931.16 
 
 Tour (Le) du monde : nouveau journal des voyages. 
 
 Elustre. 8 v. Paris, 1870-76. 4°. . . 
 Ueber land und meer. v. 21-36. 1869-76. . . 
 
 13. Voyages Round the 'World. 
 
 Adams (N.) Voyage round the world. 1872. 932.20 
 Anson (G.) Voyage round the world, 1740-44. [Lon- 
 don, 1853.] 9 L 13 . 19 
 
 Same. [In Kerr (R.) Col. of voyages, v.ll, p.201-684.] 914 18 
 
 Beauvoir (Marquis de). Voyage round the world. [Aus- 
 tralia, Java, Siam, Canton.] 2 v. 1870. 932.21 
 
 Same. Pelrin. Conclusion, etc. 1872. . 932.24 
 
 Belcher (Sir E.) Voyage ronnd the world in H. M. S 
 Sulphur, 1836-42, including details of the navai 
 
 operations in China, 1840-41 925.21 
 
 Bennett (F. D. ) Narrative of a whaling voyage round 
 the globe, 1833-36. "With sketches of Polynesia, 
 California, the Indian archipelago. 2 v. 1840. 925.18 
 
 Brooks (J.) Seven months run, up and down and 
 around the world. 1872 933 16 
 
 Byron (J.) Voyages, etc., 1764-66. [In Kerr (B.) Voyages v 12 
 p. 9-119.] '914.19 
 
 Carteret (P.) Voyages, etc., 1766-69. [In Kerr (K.) Col. of vova»«« 
 v. 12, p. 243-358.] jtfjjj 
 
 Circumnavigation of the globe, and progress of discov- 
 ery in the Pacific ocean, from the voyage of Ma- 
 gellan [1519] to the death of Cook [1779]. New 
 
 York, 1844. 18° 921.08 
 
 Same. London, 1837. 16° 92i"o6 
 
 Coffin (C.C.) Our new way round the world. 1869. 925J0 
 
 Cook (James). See under his name, p. 281. 
 
 Drake (Sir Francis). See under hit name, p. 422. 
 
 Fitzroy (B. ) Voyages of the ' Adventure ' and of the 
 'Beagle.' 4 v. 1839-40 1155.19 
 
 Gillmore (P.) All round the world. 1871. . 933.11 
 
 Hawkesworlh (J.) Aecount of voyages in the southern 
 hemisphere, by Byron, Wallis, Carteret, and Cook. 
 3 v. 1773 916.07 
 
 Holman(J.) Voyage round the world, 4 v. 1840. 1084.11 
 v. 1. Travels in Madeira, Sierra Leone ; Teneriffe, St. 
 Iago ; Cape Coast, etc. 2. The Brazils ; Cape Colony- 
 Mauritius, Madagascar, etc. 3. Cormoro Islands, Zanzibar 
 the Seychelles, Mauritius, Ceylon, India. 4. The Anda- 
 man Islands, China, the Cocoas, Van Diemen's Land. New 
 South Wales, Hew Zealand, Cape Horn, Bahia, FJores. 
 
 Kotzebue (0. von). New voyage round the world, in 
 
 1823-26. 2 v. 1830 922.06 
 
 v. 1-2. South America. Pacific islands. 
 
 Krusenstern (A. I. von). Voyage autour du monde. 
 
 1803-6. 2v. 1821 933.06 
 
 v. 1. Les lies Canaries. Bresil. Terre du Feu. Les ilea 
 Washington. Kamtchatka. Japon. 2. Kamtchatka. Chine. 
 
 Pfeiffer (I. ) Woman's first journey round the world. 
 [1846-48.] London, 1854. 12°. . . . 922.05 
 
 — Lady's second journey round the world. [1851-52.1 
 
 New York, 1856. 12°. 922.04 
 
 — Lady's voyage round the world, 1846-48. [Con- 
 
 densed.] London, 1852. sm. 8°. . . 5075.18 
 
 — Voyage d'une femme autour du monde. 1853. 922.18 
 Pigafetta (F. A.) Voyage round the world, 1519-22. [Pinkerton, 
 
 v. 11.] 926.11 
 
 Prime (E. D. G.) Around the world. 1872. 923.23 
 Pumpelly (R.) Across America and Asia. 1870. 1125.09 
 Roggeveen (J.) Voyage, etc., 1721-23. [In Kerr, v. 11, p.66-200.] 914.18 
 Buschenherger ( W. S. W. ) Voyage round the world. 
 
 1838 914.26 
 
 Scherzer (K. ) Narrative of the circumnavigation of the 
 globe, by the Austrian frigate Novara in 1857-59. 
 
 3v. 1861 935.05 
 
 Contents : v. 1. From Trieste to Gibraltar. Madeira. Kio 
 de Janeiro. Cape of Good Hope. Islands of St. Paul and 
 Amsterdam. Ceylon. Madras. 2. Nicobar Islands. Sin- 
 gapore. Java. Manila. Hong-Kong. Shanghai. Island 
 ofPuynipet. Coral island of Sikayana. 3. Sydney. Auck- 
 land. Tahiti. Valparaiso. Overland journey from Val- 
 paraiso. To Gibraltar and Trieste. 
 Seward (W.H.) Travels around the world. 1873. 935.13 
 Siegfried (J.) iutour du monde, 1867-69. Particu- 
 lierement aux Indes, en Chine et au Japon. 
 
 1869 933.08 
 
 Simpson ( W. ) Meeting the sun : a journey round the 
 world, through Egypt, China, Japan and Califor- 
 nia. 1874 1045.08 
 
 Smiles (—). Bound the world. By a boy. [anon.] 
 
 1872 933.15 
 
 Vancouver (G.) Voyage of discovery round the world, 
 
 6v. 1790-95 914.09 
 
 Vassar (J. G.) Twenty years around die world. 
 
 1861. 925.09 
 
 Verne (J.) Tour of the world in eighty days. 1873. 931.24 
 Voyages round the world, from the death of Capt. Cook. 
 
 [anon.] Edinb., 1843. 16°. 921.07 
 
 Wilkes (G) Narrative of the U. S. exploring expedi- 
 tion, 1838-42. 5 v 925.01 
 
 Contents : v. 1. South American countries. 2. Tahiti 
 and Eiineo. Navigator Islands. New South Wales. Ant- 
 arctic cruise. New Zealand. 3. Tongataboo. Ovolau. 
 Feejee group. 4. Sandwich Islands. Columbia river. 
 Puget Sound. Oregon. S. Bowditch Island. Ellice's and 
 Kingsmill group. Columbia river. California. Southern 
 Oregon. Manilla. Sooloo Sea Islands. Singapore. Cape 
 of Good Hope. CurrentB and whaling. 
 
 Same. Condensed and abridged. L., 1845.8°. 925.01 
 
 m- For works restricted to the geography and description of particular countries or regions, readers are referred to 
 entries under Countries (p. 285-39+) . mg- For general Atlases see p. 66 of Catalogue. 
 
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GEOLOGY, MINERALOGY AND PAL^ONOLOLO&Y. 573 
 
 1. Geology. 
 
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 Agassiz (C.J. B.) Bibliographia zoologies et geologic. 
 Enl. by H. E. Strickland and Sir W. Jardine. 4 v. 
 
 London, Bay soc., 1848-54. 8° 2773.01 
 
 General and Miscellaneous World. 
 Agassiz (L.) Geological sketches. 1866. . 4111.05 
 Ansled(D. T.) Application of geology to the arts and 
 
 manufactures. 1865 4111.07 
 
 _ Extracts from the note book of a geologist, 922.20 
 
 — Geological gossip. New ed. 1861. . . 4111.02 
 -Geology. 2 v. 1844 4113.19 
 
 — Geology, etc. 1855 4111.01 
 
 — Great stone book of nature. 1863. . . . 4111.03 
 3iscW(G.) Elements of chemical and physical 
 
 geology. 3 v. 1854-59 4114.02 
 
 Bowen (R ) Coal and coal oil ; or geology of the earth. 
 1865 3933.23 
 
 Browne (B. M.) Cause and effect ; or the globe we in- 
 habit. 1868 4111.08 
 
 BucUand (W.) Geology and mineralogy with ref. to 
 natural theology. 2 v. 1837 3521.02 
 
 Campbell (J. F.) Frost and fire. Natural engines, tool 
 marks and chips, [anon.] 2 v. 1865. . 4112.02 
 Note,— Reviewed to Ed. rev., v. 132, 1865. 
 
 Cleveland (P.) Elementary treatise on G. 1816. 4113.07 
 
 Cornwallis (C. F.) and olhers. Sketches of G. [anon.] 
 1848 4111.06 
 
 Croll (J ) Climate and time in their geological rela- 
 tions. 1875 4021.33 
 
 Cuvier (G.) Essays on the theory of the earth. With 
 geological illus. by Prof. Jameson. 1827. 4724.09 
 
 Dana (J. D.) Corals and coral islands. 1872. 4114.05 
 
 — Geological story briefly told. 1875. . . 4112.39 
 
 — Manual of geology. 1863 4112.29 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in N. A. rev., v. 97, 1863. 
 
 — Text-book of geology. 1863 4111.37 
 
 Danmn ((7.) Geology, [in Herschel (J. F. W.) Manual of sci. 
 
 enquiry. 1851.1 3913.20 
 
 Davies (T. A.) Answer to Hugh Miller and theoretic 
 
 geologists. 1860 4111.10 
 
 Dawson (J. IF.) Story of the earth and man. 1873. 4111.36 
 De La Beche (Sir K T.) Geological observer.1851.4112.01 
 Francis (J. G.) Beach-rambles in search of sea-side 
 
 pebbles and crystals. 1859 4111.30 
 
 Qilkspie ( W. ) Theology of geologists : Hugh Miller 
 
 and others. 1859 3762.10 
 
 Green (A. H.) Physical geology. 2d ed. 1877. 4112.11 
 
 Gregory (W.) On a post-tertiary sand, containing dia- 
 
 tomaceous exuviae from Glenshira, near iiverary. 
 
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 Haughton (S.) Three kingdoms of nature. 1868. 4712.23 
 
 BopkinHW.) Camb. essays, 1857 ; p. 172-241 2617.15 
 
 Huxley [T. H.) Geol. contemporaneity and persistent types of 
 life.— Geol. reform.— A piece of chalk. [In his Lay ser- 
 mons, 1870.] 4712.15 
 
 Humboldt (F. PL. A. von). Geognostical essays on the 
 
 superposition of rocks. 1823 4112.04 
 
 Hunt (T. 8.) Chemical and geol. essays. 1875. 4214.09 
 Jameson (B.) Geological illus. See Cuvier (G.) Essays, etc. 4724.09 
 Jukes (J. B.) Popular physical geology. 1853. 4111.13 
 
 — School manual of geology. 1873. . . . 4111.35 
 Bngsley(C) Town geology. 1873. . . . 4111.33 
 
 — Madame How and lady Why. 1870. . . 4723.11 
 
 Lee(C. A.) Elements of G. 1839 4111.14 
 
 Liebig (J. von) and Kopp (S. ) Annual report of the 
 
 progress of geology, 1847-50. 4 v. . . 4214.29 
 
 Lyell (Sir G.) Evidences of the antiquity of man. 
 
 1863 4112.06 
 
 — Geol. evidences of the antiquity of man. 4th ed. 
 
 1873 4112.10 
 
 — Principles of geology. 1872 4113.32 
 
 Reviewed by H. B. Adams in N. A. rev., v. 107, 1868. 
 
 — Student's elements of geology. 1871. . .4112.34 
 MaM(G. A.) Wonders of G. 2 v. 1857. 4111.18 
 Mill (John). The fossil spirit ; a boy's dream of geol- 
 
 ogy. 1854 4111.24 
 
 Mdler (H. ) Cruise of the Betsey among the Hebrides ; 
 with rambles of a geologist over the fossiliferous 
 
 deposits of Scotland. 1858 4111.23 
 
 -Edinburgh and its neighborhood. 4th ed. 1870. 491.10 
 -Footprints of the Creator. 1852. . . . 4111.25 
 1857 4111.26 
 
 — Geology tis. Astronomy. [In his Essays, 1865; p. 370-94. 2535 16 
 
 — Old red sandstone. 1852 4111.27 
 
 — Sketch book of popular geology. 185*9. . '. 4111.28 
 
 — Testimony of the rocks : or the two theologies, 
 
 natural and revealed. i857 4H1 29 
 
 Miner (T.) [In his Gallery of nature, p. 610-788. 1852.] 4026 01 
 Milton (J. L.) The stream of life on our globe. 2d ed 
 
 , r [f 872 -L • 4713.10 
 
 Murclnson (Sir R. 1. ) Siluria. History of the oldest 
 
 rocks, containing organic remains. 1854. 4112.14 
 
 Same. 1872 4113.30 
 
 Reviewed in Contem. rev., v. 4, 1867- v. 112 1860 -N 
 
 Brit, rev., v. 21, 1854 ; Qu. rev., v. 96, 1854 ; v. 125, 1868.' 
 Nicholson (H. A.) Text-book of G. 1872. .4111.31 
 Ormathwaite (Sir J. Walsh, lord). Astronomy and 
 
 geology compared. 1872 4013.07 
 
 Page (D.) Advanced text-book of G. 4th ed. 1867. 4112.33 
 
 — Handbook of geol. terms, geology, etc. 1865. 4112.31 
 
 — Past and present life of the globe. 1861. 4112.15 
 Phillips (J.) Treatise on G. 2 v. 1852. . .4112.16 
 Playfair [J.) Illustrations of the Huttonian theory of the earth. 
 
 [In his "Works, v. 1.] 5063.04 
 
 Portlock (J. E) Kud. treatise on G. 1859. .4112.18 
 Prestwick (J.) Past and present of G. [In Sm. rep., 1876.] 3936.30 
 Richardson (ft F.) In trod, to geology, mineralogy, 
 
 fossil botany, and palaeontology. New ed. by T. 
 
 Wright. Bohn, 1855 4112.19 
 
 Symonds (W. S.) Stones of the valley. 1837. 4112.23 
 Tate (R.) Budimentary treatise on geology. Part 1. 
 
 Physical. 1871 4111.32 
 
 Walker (W. B.) Cyclical deluges : periodical changes 
 
 of the earth's axis. 1871 4112.37 
 
 Wells (D, A.) First principles of G. 1861. .4112.27 
 
 Genesis and Geology. 
 
 [See Biblical and religious lit. (p. 88,)] 
 
 Glacial Geology. 
 
 Agassiz (L.) Glacial period. — Ice period in America.— Glacial 
 
 phenomena in Maine. [In his Geol. sketches. 2d series. 
 
 1876.] 4111.04 
 
 — Formation, internal structure, and progression of glaciers. 
 
 [In Atlantic monthly, v. 12, 1863.] 
 
 Campbell (J. F. ) Frost and fire. Natural engines, tool- 
 marks, and chips, [anon.] 2 v. 1865. 4112.02 
 
 Geikie (J. ) Great ice age and its relation to the an- 
 tiquity of man. 1874 4112.38 
 
 Forbes (J. D.) Occasional papers on the theory of 
 
 glaciers. 1859 4112.30 
 
 See also his ' Life and letters,' by J. 0. Sbairp and others. 
 1873 3056.19 
 
 Eeimholtz (H.) Ice and glaciers. [In his Popular, lectures, 
 1873.] 3916.16 
 
 Lyell (Sir C.) Outline of glacial geology. [In his Antiquity of 
 man. 4th ed. 1873.] 4112.10 
 
 Peaks, passes, and glaciers. Ed. by J. Ball. 1859. 983.08 
 
 Same. 2ds. Ed.by E.S.Kennedy. 2v. 1862. 983.21 
 
 Tyndall(J.) Glaciers of the Alps. 1861. . .4112.28 
 
 — Principal Forbes and his biographers. [In Contemp. rev., 
 
 Aug., 1873, or Pop. scl. monthly, Oct., 1873.] 
 Whittlesey (C.) Fresh-water glacial drift of the northwestern 
 states [of N. A.] [In Sm. contrib., v. 15.] .... 3937.16 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 27, 1871 (Active glaciers in 
 the U. 8., by O. King) ; Silliman's journal, 3d series, v. 1, 
 1871 (Glaciers in New England) ; Ed. rev., v. 113, 1861 (Tyn- 
 dall's vs. Forbes' theory); Fraser's mag., v. 49, 1864 (Forbes 
 or viscous theory) ; N. Brit, rev., v. 39, 1863 (Glaciers and 
 icebergs of Scotland); Nat. qu. rev., March, 1874. For 
 comprehensive papers, all opposed to the viscous theory of 
 Forbes, see N. A. rev., v. 96, 1863 ; N. Brit, rev., v. 81, 1869 ; 
 Quar. rev,, v. 114, 1863 ; Westm. rev., v. 67, 1867. 
 Periodicals. 
 
 Association of American geologists and naturalists. 
 
 Reports of the 1st, 2d, 3d meetings, at Phila., in 
 
 1840, 1841, and in Boston, 1842. . . . 4114.10 
 Geological magazine: a monthly journal, v. 6-9, 1869-72. 
 
 London, 1869-72. 8° 4115.06 
 
 Geoloqical society of London. Quarterly journal, v. 
 
 1-24 1845-68. London, 1845-68. 8°. . . 4121.01 
 
 — Transactions, v.1-5, 1807-21. L., 1811-21. 4°. 4128.01 
 Same. 2d series, v. 1-7, 1821-56. London, 
 
 1824-66. 4° 4128.06 
 
 2. Mineralogy. 
 Berzelius (J. J.) Vse of the blowpipe in chemistry and 
 
 mineralogy. 1845 f 21 , 6 ^ 6 
 
 Bischoff (G.) Elements of chemical and physical G. 
 
 3 iv. 1854-59 4114.03 
 
 Bristow(H. W.) Glossary of M. 1861 . . 4113.09 
 Brush(G.J-) Manual of determinative M. 1875. 4113,06 
 
 la asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, tb.9 first part of the TITLE, and th. NUMBER 
 
574 
 
 G- E O L O & Y : Mineralogy and Palaeontology. 
 
 Buckland ( W. ) Geology and mineralogy with reference 
 to natural theology. 2 v. 1837. . . .3524.02 
 Cleaveland (P.) Elementary treatise on M. 1816. 4113.07 
 Oollins (J. K) Handbook to the mineralogy of Corn- 
 wall and Devon. 1871 4114.09 
 
 Dana (E. S.) and Dana (J. D.) Text-book of mineral- 
 ogy. With treatise on crystallography and phy- 
 sical mineralogy. 1877 4113.13 
 
 Dana (J.D.) System of M. 4th ed. 2 v. in 1.1854. 4113.01 
 
 — Treatise on rocks. [In Varley (D.) Treatise, etc., 1859.] 4112.24 
 
 Daubree [G. A.) Synthetical studies and experiments on meta- 
 
 morphism, and on the formation of crystalline rocks. [In 
 
 Sm. report, 1861.] 3936.16 
 
 Egleston (T.) Catalogue of minerals with their formulas, etc. 
 
 [In Sm. miscel. coll., v. 7, 1863.] 3935.17 
 
 Great Britain. Mineral statistics for 1868. . 3934.48 
 Kobell (F. von). Sketches from the mineral kingdom. 
 
 1852 4112.20 
 
 Liebig (J. von) and Kopp (H.) Annual report of the 
 
 progress of mineralogy. 1847-50. 4 v. . 4214.29 
 
 Mitchell (W.) and Tennant (Prof. S.) Mineralogy and 
 
 crystallography. 1855 4111.01 
 
 Moore (N.F.) Ancient mineralogy. 1834. . 4112.13 
 Nicol(J.) Elements of M. 2d ed. 1873. . .4113.05 
 Phillips (W.) Introduction to M. 1852. . .4113.03 
 Sowerby (H.) Popular mineralogy. 1850. . .4112.22 
 
 Butley (F.) Mineralogy. 1874 4113.10 
 
 Theophrastus. History of stones, (Greek,) with Eng- 
 lish version, including the modern history of the 
 gems described by him, etc., by J. Hill. 2d ed. 
 
 1774 4113.04 
 
 Traill (G. W.) Elementary treatise on quartz and opal. 
 
 New ed. 1870 "... 4112.32 
 
 Varley (D.) Rudimentary treatise on M. 1859. 4112.24 
 US' See also Arts (Useful : Assaying, p. 40 ;— Metallurgy, 
 p. 45 ; — Mines and mining, p, 46) ; — Chemistry (p. 263-264) ; 
 —Crystallography (p. 400). 
 
 3. Palaeontology. Fossils. 
 
 Adams (W. K D.) Life in the primeval world: 
 founded on Meunier's ' Les animaux d'autrefois. ' 
 1872 4725.14 
 
 Ansted (D. T.) The ancient world. 1848. . 4725.09 
 
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 Antiquities of the house of Brunswick. 
 
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 Summer days in Scotland. Scandinavian travel — Jutland 
 and the Danish isles. The Mediterranean. Science and 
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 RiverB and their associations. Hailstorms. Impressions 
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 Canterbury and its archbishops— Saxon and Norman period. 
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 —Lectures and essays. London, 1865. 8°. . 2528.13 
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 with app. on platform delivery. Philosophy of history 
 geographical, domestic, political. 
 
 — Logic of banking. London, 1859. 8". . 5915.06 
 
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 n-iv. HfuylW. R.) and Gilberg 4614.05 
 
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 Gilbert (John T. ) History of viceroys of Ireland j with 
 
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 Gilbert (Wm.) Lucrezia Borgia, duchess of Ferrara • 
 
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 Gilbert (Wm. Schwenck). The 'Bab 'ballads Lon 
 
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 Gilchrist (Alexander). Life of Wm. Blake, 'pictor 
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 Gilchrist (James). Philosophic etymology, or rational 
 
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 Gildon (Charles). Life of Betterton. L., 1710. 3021.18 
 
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 — Human life in Shakespeare. B., 1868. 12°. 1753.15 
 
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 — Lectures and essays. 2 v. B., 1851. 12°. . 2526.04 
 
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 — Leipsic campaign. London, 1853. 16°. [Trav. 
 
 library, v. 14.] 5075.19 
 
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 8°. 3076.01 
 
 — Saratoga, a tale. [In Waldie library, v. 1.] . . . .6078.15 
 
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 — The subaltern. Edin., 1855. 16° 552.14 
 
 Glen (John). Theory of the influence exerted by the 
 
 mind over the bodv. Edin., 1855. 12°. .4332.28 
 Glencoe (Massacre of, 1688)". See Blackwood, v. 86, 1859 ; in re- 
 
 ply to Macaulay's History of England, v. 4. 
 Glennie (John S. Stuart). Arthurian localities ; Fin- 
 galian relations ; with a map of Arthurian Scot- 
 land. Edin., 1868. 8° 955.14 
 
 Same. [In Early Engl. text, soc, no. 36.] . . . 7913.14 
 
 — Pugrim-memories, with the late H. T. Buckle. New 
 
 York, 1875. 8° 1045.16 
 
 Contents: Egypt, Sinai, Idumsea, Palestine, Lebanon. 
 Mr. Buckle's student-life and character. An American's 
 reminiscences of Mr. Buckle at Cairo. The death and 
 grave of Mr. Buckle. 
 Gliddon (George E.) Indigenous races of the earth. See Nott 
 (J. C.) and Gliddon (G. R.) 4736.02 
 
 — Types of mankind. See Nott (J.C.) and Gliddon (G.E.) 4736.01 
 Wimpses of the old world. See Clark (J. A.) 2 v. 1840. 941.26 
 WUmpses of the supernatural. See Lee (Fred. G.) . . . 3812.42 
 wioag (Paton J. ) Critical and exegetical commentary 
 
 on Acts. 2v. Edin., 1870. 8°. . . .3755.23 
 Globe encyclopaedia, v. 1. E., 1876. 4°. . 
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 wlouceater, {England). Historia et cartularium mon- 
 
 asterii S. Petri. [683-1408.] 3 v. Ed. by W H 
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 Woucestershire. See Countries. (Gloucestershire, p. 326.) 
 Glover (George). On the present state of pauperism in England 
 London, 1817. 8". [/n Pamphleteer, v 10.] . .5058.10 
 
 — Thoughts on the property tax. 2d ed. [/„ Pamphleteer, v. 8, 
 
 ■I0J.0.J 5058 08 
 
 Glove^ (Richard). Memoirs, 1742-57.' London, 1814. 
 „ 8 ° 3065.30 
 
 — Poems. Ed., with life, by A. Chalmers. [In Chalmers' Eng- 
 
 lish poets, v. 17, 1810.] 1626 | 7 
 
 — Select poems. [In Sanford and Walsh. British p'oetB, v. 33, 
 
 49- For pJays by E. G., see Plays. (Alphabetical 'arrangement.) 
 
 Gloves. Hull ( W. )Hist. of the glove trade. 1834. 3931.15 
 
 Glyndon (Howard, pseud.) See Redden (L. C.) .... 
 
 Glynn (Joseph). On the construction of cranes and 
 
 machinery. London, Weak, 1857. 16°. 3923.15 
 
 — Rudimentary treatise on the power of water as ap- 
 
 plied to drive mills. L., Weak, 1853. 16°. 3924.11 
 Gmelin (Leopold). Handbook of chemistry. 19 v. 
 
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 Gnostics. King (C.W.) The Gnostics and their re- 
 mains. 1864 3564.31 
 
 See also article in Dublin rev., Jan., 1875, and article by 
 
 C. P. Wing, with references, in M'Clintock and Strong's 
 
 Cyclopaedia, v. 3. 
 Goa. See Countries. (Goa, p. 326.) 
 Goadby (Henry). Text-book of vegetable and animal 
 
 physiology. New York, 1858. 8°. . . 4327.01 
 Gobineau (Joseph Arthur, eomte de). L'abbaye de Ty- 
 
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 — Typhaines abbey. Phil., 1869. 12°. . . . 195.28 
 
 See Fortnightly rev., Sept., 1874 (Eeview by Lord Lytton 
 
 of G.'s Pleiades). 
 Goblet d'Alviella (Albert Joseph, comte). Sahara and 
 
 Lapland. Tr.by Mrs. C. Hoey. L.,1874. 12°. 1083.23 
 Gobright (L. A.) Recollections of men and things at 
 
 Washington, [1834-68.] Phil., 1869. 12°, 1113.16 
 God. See Biblical and religious lit., p. 88. 
 
 God and the Bible, See Arnold (Matthew) 3612.21 
 
 God in history. See Bunsen (C. C. J.) 3625,18 
 
 God in human thought. See Gillett (E. H.) 2 v. 1874. . 3564.28 
 
 God-man. See Townsend (L. T.) 1872 3613.21 
 
 God save the king 1 account of the national anthem. See Clark 
 
 (E.) 1822 1562.21 
 
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 Goddard (Guibon). Account of the parliament of 1654. [In 
 
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 Goddard (Joseph). Musical development. London, 
 
 1870. 8° 1564.11 
 
 ' Goddard (Thomas H. ) General history of prominent 
 
 banks in Europe and the United States. New 
 
 York, 1831. 8° 5915.01 
 
 Godefroy de Paris. Chronique metrique de Philippe-le-bel, 
 
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 Godfrey (Benj.) Diseases of hair. L.,1872. 16°. 4341.10 
 Godfrey (N. S.) Table-turning, the devil's modern 
 
 master-piece. 4th ed. L., 1853. 16°. . 3811.03 
 
 — Table-moving tested ; result of satanic agency. 6th 
 
 ed. London, 1853. 16° 3811.03 
 
 Godkin (Edwin Lawrence). History of Hungary. 
 [a.d. 300-1850.] London, 1856. 1. 8°. . 546.09 
 
 — Legislation and social science. [In Amer. soc. science assoo. 
 
 Trans., no. 3, 1871.] 6811.02 
 
 Godkin (James). The land war in Ireland. London, 
 
 1870. 8° 497.19 
 
 Godman (John D.) Rambles of a naturalist, with memoir of the 
 
 author, by D. Drake. [In Waldie library, v. 1.] . 6078.15 
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 Godwin (Henry). English archaeologist's handbook. 
 
 London, 1867. 16° 472.16 
 
 Godwin (Mary Wollstonecraft). Letters during a short 
 
 residence in Sweden, Norway, and Denmark. 
 
 London, 1802. 16° 991.00 
 
 — Posthumous works. 4 v. L., 1798. 16°. 5823.30 
 
 Contents: v. 1-2. The wrongs of woman, or Maria, a 
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580 
 
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 the present character of the French nation. Fragment of 
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 Johnson. Extract of the cave of fancy, a tale. On poetry 
 and our relish for the boauties of nature. Hints. 
 
 — View of trie French revolution. L., 1794. 8°. 522.08 
 
 — Vindication of the rights of men. 2d ed. London, 
 
 1790. 8°. ...... ' 5716.03 
 
 — Vindication of the rights of woman. London, 1792. 
 
 8 o .... 5823.24 
 
 Same. New York, 1833. 12° 5821.04 
 
 S&- For lives of M. W. G., see Biography (p, 149). 
 Godwin (Parke). Handbook of universal biography. 
 
 N. Y., 1852. 12. [Putnam's Home cycl.] 3223.03 
 Same. Cyclopaedia of biography. New ed., with 
 
 suppl.,byG. Sheppard. N. Y., 1866. 12°. 3223.08 
 
 — History of France, v. 1. Ancient Gaul. New York, 
 
 lb'60. 8° 515.22 
 
 — Out of the past : critical and literary papers. New 
 
 New York, 1870. 12° 2526.18 
 
 Contents : Bryant's poems. Jeremy Bentham and law 
 reform. Edward Livingston and his code. Journalism. 
 John James Audubon. Shelley, The last half century. 
 American authorship. Alison's histories of Europe. The 
 'Works' of American statesmen. Comte's philosophy, 
 StrauBs's Life of Jesus. The late Horace Binney Wallace. 
 Thackeray as novelist. Goethe. Euskin's writings. Causes 
 of the French revolution. Motley's Dutch republic. Emer- 
 son on England. 
 
 — Political essays. New York, 1856. 12°. .5722.17 
 
 Contents : On parties. Our foreign policy. Annexation. 
 Komanism. Slavery aggression, etc. 
 
 — Popular view of the doctrines of Charles Fourier. 
 
 New York, 1844. 8° 5812.07 
 
 Godwin (Thomas). English exposition of Roman an- 
 tiquities. London, 1671. sm. 4°. . . . 3551.07 
 
 — Moses and Aaron : civil and eecl. rites used by the 
 
 ancient Hebrews. 12th ed. L.,[n.d.] sm.4°. 3551.07 
 Godwin (Wm.) Autobiography, memoirs, and corres- 
 pondence. London, 1874. 8° 3065.24 
 
 — Enquiry concerning political justice. 2d ed. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1796. 8° 5715.24 
 
 — Essays. [Same as his ' Genius of Christianity un- 
 
 veiled.'] London, 1873. 16° 3555.04 
 
 — Essay on sepulchres. L., 1809. 18°. . .6215.14 
 
 — Hist, of the commonwealth of England. [1640-58.] 
 
 4 v. Loudon, 1824. 8° 476.12 
 
 — History of Greece ; for young persons. By E. Bald- 
 
 win [pseud.] London, 1822. 8°. . . . 421.17 
 
 — Inquirer. Reflections, etc. L., 1797. 8°. . . 2526.17 
 
 Contents : Of talents. Genius. Reading. Study of the 
 classics. Education, Of cohabitation, etc. Of riches and 
 poverty. Of avarice and profusion. Of beggars. Of ser- 
 vants. Of trades and professions. Of self-denial. Of 
 personal reputation, Of posthumous fame. Of difference 
 in opinion. Of politeness. Of learning. Of English style. 
 
 — Life of Geoffrey Chaucer ; including memoirs of 
 
 John of Gaunt. 2d ed. 4 v. L, 1804. 8°. 3031.01 
 
 — Lives of the necromancers. L., 1834. 8°. 3813.09 
 
 — Memoirs of Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin. 2d ed. 
 
 London, 1798. 18° 6215.14 
 
 Same. Philadelphia, 1804. 16°. . . .3065.29 
 
 — On population. — An answer to Malthus. London, 
 
 1820. 8° 5914.06 
 
 — Thoughts on man. London, 1831. 8°. . 5814.13 
 
 j8£3» For lives and critical notices of Wm. Godwin, see Paul 
 (C. K.)Wm,G.: his friends and contem. 2 v. 1870 [3065.31]; 
 Fortn. rev., Oct., 1876 (Paper by Leslie Stephen) ; Temple 
 bar, March, 1876 ; and references on p. 149 of Biography. 
 
 &S~ For his novels, see Fiction (p. 485). 
 G-oerres {Prof. Johann). Germany and the revolution. London 
 1820. 8°. [In Pamphleteer, v. 15, p. 496-676.] . . 6058.15 
 
 Goethe (Johann Wolfgang von). Les annees de voy- 
 age de Wilhelm Meister. Entretieus d'e'migres 
 allemands. Les bonnes femmes. Nouvelle. Tr. 
 par J. Porchat. Paris, 1860. 8°. . . . 7008.21 
 
 — Conversations with Eckermann and Soret. Tr. by 
 
 J. Oxenford, 2 v. London, 1850. 8°. . 3066.16 
 Same. London, 1874. 12° 3066.25 
 
 — Corresp. between Schiller and Goethe, 1794-1805. 
 
 Tr. by G. H. Calvert. N. Y., 1845. 16°. 3156.06 
 
 — Oorresp. with a child. See Arnim (Bettina von). . . 3066.18 
 
 — Dramatic works. London, Bohn, 1851. 12°. 1725.01 
 
 Contents : Iphigenia, Tasso, Egmont. Tr. by Anna Sedg- 
 wick. Goetz von Berlichingen. Tr. by W. Scott. 
 
 — Essays on art. Tr. by S.G.Ward. B.,1845. 12°. 1411.04 
 
 — Faust : a tragedy. lst-2d part. Tr. in the original 
 
 metres, by Bayard Taylor. [With notes.] 2 v. 
 Boston, 1871. 1. 8° 1725 32 
 
 Same. 2 v. Boston, 1875. 12°. . . 1725.32a 
 
 — Fart 1 of Faust. Tr. with notes, by C. T. Brooks 
 
 Boston, 1857. 16° 1725.03a 
 
 Tr. by L. Filmore. London, 1853. 16°. 1684.12 
 
 Same. London, 1861. 8° 1725.02 
 
 Tr. into English verse, by J. Galvin. Dublin 
 
 1860. 16° 1725.22 
 
 Tr. by A. Hayward. London, 1838. 8°. 1725.03 
 
 Tr. by Capt. Knox. London, 1847. 16°. 1725.16 
 
 Same. [German text.] With [English] notes by 
 
 F. Lebahn. London, 1853. 8°. . . . 7115.21 
 Tr. into English verse by T. Martin. 3d ed. 
 
 London, 1870. 16° 1725.11 
 
 Koviewed in North Brit. guar, rev., v. 44, 1866. 
 Same. Tr. into English rhyme by E. Talbot. 
 
 With German text. 2d ed. L, 1839. 8°. 1725.12 
 Hetsck (M. ) Series of outlines, illus. of Faust. 
 
 London, 1824. 4° 1725.31 
 
 Same. [English text.] L, 1821. 8°. .1725.30 
 
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 works, v. 3, 1855.1 1684,18 
 
 — Part 2 of Faust. Tr. by J. Anster. L., 1864. 8 J . 1725.19 
 Tr. by A. Gurney. London, 1842. 8°. 1725.21 
 
 Note.— On Faust as a whole, see New Englander, v. 22, 
 1863 (Its esoteric significance, by MrB. C. B. Corson) ; Jour- 
 nal of Bpec. pbilos., v. 1-2, 1867-8 (2 art. by H. C. Brock- 
 meyer) ; Cornhill mag., Sept., 1872, or Littell, 1872, v. 4 ; 
 Macmillan, July, 1876 (Fault legend, by H. S. EdwardB). 
 
 Note.— On the 'id part of Faust, see Iraser's mag., v. 6B, 
 1863 ; p. 497-513 : Journal of spec, philos., v. 1, 1867, p. 65. 
 79. Tr. from Rosenkranz' Deutsche literatur. 
 
 — Helena. Tr. by T. Martin. [In Fraser's mag., v. 67, 1858.] 
 Carlyle {T.) Goethe's Helena. (In his EssayB, v. l.j 6027.06 
 
 — Herman and Dorothea. Tr. by J, Cochrane. Oxford, 
 
 [1850.] 12° 1644.12 
 
 Same. Tr.byE.Frothingham. B.,1870. 12°. 1G44.17 
 
 Same. Tr. by M. Winter. Dublin, 1850. 12°. 1644.20 
 
 Same. Tr. into hexameter verse, by M. J. Tees- 
 dale. 2d ed. London, 1875. 8°. . . . 1644,36 
 
 — MaximB and reflections from the German. [In Eclectic mag., 
 
 June, 1876.] 
 
 — Letters to Leipzig friends. Ed. by Otto John. Tr. 
 
 by E. Slater, jr. London, 1866. 12°. . 3066.20 
 
 — Memoirs. By himself. [With biogr. notices of per- 
 
 sons mentioned in the memoirs.] New York, 
 
 1824. 8° 3066.26 
 
 Note.— Same as his • Truth and poetry.' 
 
 — Minor poetry. Tr. by W.G.Thomas. P., 1859. 8°. 1644. 14 
 
 — Novelle. Tr. by T. Carlyle. [In C.'s Essays.] . . . 2617.12 
 
 — Novels and tales. London, 1873. 12°. . 195.18 
 
 Contents : Elective affinities. Sorrows of Werther. Get- 
 man emigrants. The good woman. A tale. 
 
 — Opinions on the world, mankind, literature, science, 
 
 and art. Tr.by O. Wenckstern. L, 1853.16°. 3066.21 
 
 — Poems and ballads. Tr. by W. E. Aytoun and T. 
 
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 Note.— Reviewed in Bentley's miscel., v. 45, 1859 ; Fra- 
 ser's mag., v. 69, 1859, or Littell, v. 12, 1856. 
 
 — Labkobn. Tr. by E. S. Morgan, [in Journal of spec, philos., 
 
 V. 2, 1868.] 6442.02 
 
 — Select minor poems. Tr. by J. S. Dwight, Boston, 
 
 1839. 12°. 1644.13 
 
 — Theory of colours, with notes by C. S. Eastlake. 
 
 London, 1840. 8° 1422.05 
 
 — Tribute to the memory of Ulric von Hutten. Tr. by 
 
 A. Aufrere. London, 1789. 12°. . . . 3163.23 
 
 — Truth and poetry from my own life ; or autobiogra- 
 
 phy. Ed. by P.Godwin. 2 v. N.Y.,1850. 12°. 3066.10 
 
 Same. Also Letters from Switzerland, and travels 
 
 in Italy. Tr. by J. Oxenford and A. J. W. Mom- 
 son. 2 v. London, Bohn, 1848-49. 12°. 3066.12 
 
 — Werke. 40 v. in 20. Stuttgart and Tubingen, 1840. 
 
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 feBtlichen Gelegeuheiten. Theaterreden. 3. Spruche in 
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 Wahrbeit und "Wahracheinlichkeit. Philostrat's Gemalde. 
 Antik uud Modern. 31. Ferneres liber Kunst. 32. 
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 Teufelchen und Amor. Fragmente einer Tragbdte. Die 
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 Goguet (AntoineTves). Origin of laws, arts, and 
 sciences. From the French, by Thompson. 3 v. 
 
 Edin., 1761. 8° 435.20 
 
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 Mining, p. 45) ;— Political economy {Money ;— Precious met- 
 als). Also Fine arts [Gems and jewels, p. 544). 
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 Gold-foil.' See Holland (J. G.) 1859 2532.04 
 
 Golden age of Anier. oratory. See Parker (E. G.) 1857. 6311.08 
 Golden (The) Americas. See Tillotson (John). 1869. . . 555 05 
 
 Golden ass. See Apnleius 5013.12 
 
 Golden Dagon. See Palmer (J. W.) 1856 1023.15 
 
 Golden (The) fleece ; or trade and well being of Great 
 
 Britain considered. 4th ed. L., 1739. 12°. 5911.06 
 
 Golden guide to London. 3d ed. L„ 1876. 12°. 953.31 
 
 Golden hour. See Conway (M. D.) 1862 6831.09 
 
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 Golden legends. See Longfellow (H. W.) 1664.16 
 
 Golden ready reckoner. See Brisbane (W. D.) 1863. . . 4015.23 
 
 Golden treasury for the children of God. See Bogatzky (C. H. 
 
 von) 3522.19 
 
 Golden treasury of the best songs.See Palgrave (F.T.) 1863.1675.08 
 Golden treasury of thought. See Taylor (Theodore). . 6213.12 
 Golden treasury psalter : chronologically arranged by 
 
 fourfrieuds. London, 1870. 16°. . . . 3732.18 
 Golden words : selections from English divines of the 
 
 15-17th centuries. Oxf. and L, 1863. 12°. 3551.05 
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 Macintvre (J. J. ) The influence of aristocracies on the 
 revolutions of nations ; in relation to the present 
 circumstances of the British empire. 1843. 5717. ii 
 See also Fraser's mag., U.S., v. 2, 1870 (Primogeniture). 
 US- See also works on the English constitution and govern- 
 ment (p. 307) ; and (under Comprehensive works, p. 585) 
 Tougham[H. ) Pol.phitos..w.2. [mS.09];-Leu,is (Gg) *£. 
 Uque.etc. [olU.12];-Plutarch [5435.30] ;-Sismondi [6913.15] 
 -Zenophin [424.01]. Among histories evincing a marked 
 aristocratic bias may be mentioned Thucydides Peloponne. 
 tian war, itit/ord's History of Greece, Livy s History »/«"J»«. 
 and Alison's History of Europe. Seealso Aristocracy*. 35). 
 
 2. Ballot or Secret Voting. 
 Ball (J. T.) Ballot considered in connexion with exten- 
 sion of the franchise. 1872. . . .. 5714.09 
 
 Christie (W.D.) The ballot, and corruption and expendi- 
 tures at elections :essays and addresses.l87.2.57l4.iu 
 Godwin[Wm.) Of ballot, [ire Ms Thoughts on man, 1831.] 6814.13 
 Grote (<?.) Minor works, 1873 ; p. 19-37. ... . • • • 2528-22 
 
 Lewis\e.O.) On vote by ballot in the Athenian state. [^Philo- 
 logical muBeam, v. 1.] . . . ... • • • • ; ** 1 *-'" 
 
 Objections to the ballot answered from the writings ot 
 Mill, Grote, etc. London, 1837. 16°. . 5721.01 
 
 Ricardo(D.) The ballot. [In his .Works ] . 6913.13 
 
 Smith (S.) ThebaUot. [In his Works, 1852.] 2643.18 
 
 'same. [In his Works, v. 3, 1840.] 5067.03 
 
 Same. [■ Pamphlets, v. 1.'] ........ 6093.03 
 
 See also Brit qu. rev. , Jan., 1872 ; Macmillan's mag Sept. , 
 1872 • New monthly, v. 31, 1831 ; Ed. rev., v. 112, 1860 ; p. 
 260-293 ; v. 131, 1870 ; Fraser's mag., n.s., v. 1, 1870 (Prac- | 
 tical working of the ballot in the TJ. S.) ; Westm. rev., v. 
 91 1869 . v. 94, 1870. . 
 
 ffi- See also Suffrage (p. 689) ; Representation (p. 688). 
 
 3. Caucus. 
 
 See New Englander, v. 34, 1875 (Trouble with the cauous, 
 by D. M. Means ; A substitute for the caucus, by H. T. 
 Terry). 
 
 4. Centralization and Localism. 
 
 Smith {J. T. ) Local self-government and centralization. 
 With outlines of Engl, constitution. 1851. 5717.23 
 
 Sea also Blackwood's mag., v. 78, 1857 (Centralization, a 
 dialogue) ; Contern. rev., v. 17, 1871 (LocaUsm and central- 
 ism, by W. M. Torrens) ; Ed. rev., v. 115, 1862 (Centraliza- 
 tion). 
 
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 versies with reference to the theory of the United States 
 Constitution (See p. 378 of Catalogue), though for the most 
 part confounded with the abstract theory of state bov- 
 reignty. 
 
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 Ceba (A. ) The citizen of a republic, his rights, du- 
 ties, etc. 1845 5722.05 
 
 Hopkins (J. H.) The American citizen: his rights 
 and duties. 1857. 12° 5722.04 
 
 Remington (E. F.) Our national house, its founders 
 
 and defenders. 1873 5722.19 
 
 *g- See also State and citizen (p. 589);— Nation (p. 587) ; 
 and (under Comprehensive works, p. 685) Lieber's Pol. 
 ethics and Godwin's Pol. justice. Also expositions of the 
 constitutions of England (p. 307) aud of the United States 
 (p. 378-9). Also Plato's Dialogue ' Crito.' 
 
 6. Civil Service Reform. 
 
 Coxe (B.) Von Mohl on modes of filling civil offices. [In Amer. 
 soc. sci. assoo. Trans., no. 4, 1872.] 6811.02 
 
 Eliot (S.) Civil service reform. [In Amer. soc. sci. assoc. Trans., 
 no. 1, 1869.] 6811.01 
 
 Jenckes (T. A.) The civil service. Report to the 
 House of representatives of the U. S., May 14, 
 1868 5724.20 
 
 Rosengarten {J. G.) Civil serv. reform. [In Amer. boo. sci. as- 
 soc. Trans , no. 4, 1872 ] 6811.80 
 
 United Slates. Civil service commission. Report to the president. 
 Wash., 1874. 8" 5724.28 
 
 See also Blackwood, v. 81, 1857 (Routine) ; v. 85, 1859 
 (Competition system) ; v. 87, 1860 (Public service) ; Fort- 
 nightly rev., V. 2, 1865 (by A. Trollope) ; Fraser's mag., v. 
 61 1855 (Adm. reform) : N. s. v. 4, 1871 (Examiner's note- 
 book) • v. 6, 1876 (Compet. exam, and selection, by A. K. 
 H. Boyd) ; Qu. rev., v. 108, 1860 (Compet. exam.) ; v. 133, 
 1872 (Compet. exam.) ; National rev., v. 12, 1861 ; Nat. qu. 
 rev V 16 1867 ; N. A. rev., v. 109, 1869 (Civil service of 
 the TJ S., by H. B. Adams) ; v. 112, 1871 (Civil service of 
 the U. S., by J. D. Cox) ; N. Brit, rev., v. 23, 1855 (Reform 
 ofEng. civil service) ; Statistical soc. of London, v. 21, 22, 
 26 1858-9 (3 art. on competitive examinations, by E. Cbad- 
 wi'ck) ; v. 31, 32, 1868-9 (Statistics, cost, and organization 
 of the 'civil service in England, by H. ManD) ; Westm. rev., 
 V. 62, 1864 ; v. 63, 1865 ; Jan. and April, 1876. 
 
 7. Colonies and Colonization. 
 
 Arnold IT.) Effect of distant colonies. [In Oxford prize essays, 
 v.3. 1836.] 2541.13 
 
 Bentham{J.) Emancipate yonr colonies. [i«fctsWorks,4.] 6066.04 
 
 Brougham (H.) An inquiry into the colonial policy of 
 the European powers. 2 v. 1803. . . 5726.26 
 
 Cairnes I J. E.) Colonization and colonial government. [In his 
 Polit. essays, 1873.] • .6726.28 
 
 Colonial policy of Great Britain considered with re- 
 lation to her North American provinces and West 
 Indian possessions, [anon.] 1816. . . 5727.02 
 
 Grey (H. G.,earl). The Colonial policy of lord John 
 Russell's administration. 2ded. 2 v. 1853. 5727.13 
 Note. — Reviewed in Fraser's mag., v. 47, 1853. 
 
 Froude (J. A.) Engl, and her colonies. [In his Short studies, v. 
 2 1871 ■ p. 149-178, 280-313. Repr. from Fraser's mag., v. 
 68, 1863, and N. s., v. 1, 1870 ; v. 2, 1870.] . . . . 2525.06 
 
 Greq (W X.) Shall we retain our colonies. [In his Essays, v. 2, 
 1853 ; p. 219-252.] . ■ • • • . 2526.24 
 
 Gorst (J. E.). Hare IT.), and others. What ought to be the legal 
 and const, relations between England and her colonies. 
 [In Nat. aBsoc. soc. sci. TranB., 1869 ; p. 97-132.] . 5815.14 
 
 lieeren (A. H. L.) Manual of ancient history. 427.15 
 
 — Pol. system of Europe and its colonies. . 445.07 
 
 HowittlWm.) Colonization and Christianity. 1838. . .3447X19 
 
 Jenkins (K) The colonies and imperial unity, or, the 
 " barrel without the hoops." 1871. . . 5niM 
 See also his articles in Contemp. rev., v. 16, 1871 (Impe- 
 rial federalism) ; v. 17, 1871 (An imperial confederation). 
 
 Lewis (Sir G. C.) Essay on the government of de- 
 pendencies. 1841 5727.07 
 
 Note.— Reviewed by N. W. Senior in his Eamya, , v. i. 
 .ggg 2542.3B 
 
 Mills (A.) Colonial constitutions of the British depen- 
 dencies. 1856 • \ 5717 ;? J 
 
 See also hiB article ■ Our colonial policy,' in Content, rev., 
 
 v. 11,1869. .... j i™i„ a 
 
 Merivale (H.) Lectures on colonization and colonies. 
 
 2 v 1841-42 57<».ua 
 
 See also his article, • The col. question in 1870,' in Form. 
 
 rev., v. 13, 1870. , , . . . ..„_ „ f 
 
 Molesworth (Sir W. ) Speeches on the administration ot 
 
 colonies, 1818-51 • • 5W.W 
 
 Progress of nations. London, 1861 ; p. 577-619 (Cob- 
 nies), bn °- v 
 
 Sismondi [J.d.L. de). Colonies of the ancients compared with those 
 i of the moderns. [In his Polit. economy, 1847.] .. . Wf»j" 
 
 \SmUh(G.) The empire. Letters published inlM 
 Daily News,' 1862, 1863. . . . • • • j™-* 1 
 Note.-A.n able argument for • colonial emancipation. 
 Stokes (A.) View of the constitution of the Brit, colo- 
 nies in N. A., and West Indies. 1783 . 5736.19 
 Wakefield (E G.) Art of colonization. 1849 . 57£M» 
 , See also articles in Atlantic monthly, v. 12 ■ Jf »<™g 
 
 naval power and colonies) ; Blackwood, v. 76, 1864 , (Our cm 
 in the Pacific) ; v. 82, 1857 (Representation of col.) , w. 
 rev., v. 115, 1862 ; (Mil. defense of col.) ; v. 131, 1870 (su 
 0. Adderley on col. policy) ; Fraser's mag., v. 66, low . 
 79, 1869 ; ». s. v. 3. 1871 (Australian tendencies) v. *. uw 
 (Ot. Brit! confederated) ; v. 4, 1871 (Australian view of tM 
 mperial connexion) ; v. 6, 1872 (Empire or no ' empire, i oy 
 colonist) ; N. Brit, rev., v. 19, 1858 1 ; y. 33. 1860 .Col cons, 
 and defences) ; v. 36, 1862 ; v. 44, 1866 (Col poL » gov 
 of colored race-Jamaica and New Zealand) i Nlw Btee qui 
 century, v. 1, 1877 (Imperial policy of .Gt. Brit. W » 
 Lubbork ; Greater or lesser Britain, by Sir J. vogeij , x 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
GOVERNMENT : Comprehensive and miscellaneous treatises. 
 
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 rev., v. Ill, 1863 (Our colonial system) ; Westm. rev., v. 93, 
 1870 \ 
 
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 (p. 285-391). 
 
 8. Comprehensive and Miscellaneous Treatises 
 on Government and Political Ethics. 
 
 Adams IJ.) Four letters on government. [In his Works,v.6.] 5013.06 
 
 Thoughts on governments. [In his Works, v. 1.] . .5013.01 
 
 Ames IF ) Political essays, speeches, etc. [In his Works, v. 2.1 
 
 1854 6011.02 
 
 Aristotle. Politics and Economics. From the Greek, 
 
 by T. Taylor. 1811 5018.07 
 
 Same. Tr. by E. Walford. Bohn, 1853. 5715.13 
 
 Beviewed in Westm. rev., v. 98, 1872. 
 Austin (J.) Of sovereignty, subjection, and independent political 
 
 society. [In his Province of jurisprudence, v. 1, 1861 : p. 
 
 168-331.1 5811.06 
 
 Bagehot ( W. ) Physics and politics ; or, thoughts on the 
 application, of the principles of natural selection 
 and inheritance to politioal society. 1873. 5712. 14 
 
 Bentltam (J.) Theory of legislation. From the French 
 of Dumont, by B. Hildreth. 2 v. 1840. 5622.02 
 
 — Book of fallacies. [In his Works, v. 2 (8).] .... 5016.02 
 
 The constitutional code. [In his Works, v. 9 (17-18).] 5016.09 
 
 Fragment on government ; a comment on Blackstone. [In his 
 
 Works, v. 1.] 6016.01 
 
 On houses of peers and senates. [In his Works, v. 4 ] 5016.01 
 
 Blakey (R.) History of political literature. 2 v. 
 
 1855 2722.32 
 
 Bodin (J.) The six bookes of a commonweale. Out of 
 
 the French and Latine by R.Knolles. 160G. 5728.04 
 
 Brougliam (H.) Historical and political dissertations. 
 
 1857 5713.02 
 
 Contents : Balance of power. Foreign policy. Foreign 
 relations of Great Britain. War measures and balance of 
 power. On the making and digestiug of the law. InefUcacy 
 of simply penal legislation. Of revolutions : particularly 
 that of 1818. On gradual legislation. Parliamentary re- 
 form. Bight of searcli. 
 
 — Of political science. [In his Two discourses, etc., 1816.] 3523.15 
 
 — Political philosophy. 3 v. 1849 5715.08 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Principles of government. Monarchical 
 government. 2. Of aristocracy. Aristocratic government. 
 3. Of democracy. Mixed monarchy. 
 Nate.— Beviewed by N. W. Senior in his Essays, v. 1, 1868 : 
 
 p. 276-331 2542.32 
 
 Bucher (£.) On political terms. [In Philol. soc. Proceedings, 
 
 1858.) 6443 11 
 
 Burke[E.) Vindication of natural society. [Irakis Works, v. 1. 6024.13 
 Oxvrnes(J.E) Political essays. 1873. . . 5726.28 
 Calhoun (J. C.) A disquisition on government. [In his Works, 
 
 V. 1. 1853 6023.03 
 
 Note.— Beviewed in N. A. rev., v. 76, 1853. 
 Carlyte{T.) Chartism. 1858. [With his Past and 
 present] 2515.13 
 
 — Latter day pamphlets. 1850 5713.01 
 
 1. The present time. 2. Model prisons. 3. Downing 
 street. 1. New Downing street. 5. Stump orator. 6. Par- 
 liaments. 7. Hudson's statue. 8. Jesuitism. 
 
 Chipman (N. ) Principles of government ; a treatise on 
 free institutions, including the constitution of the 
 United States. 1833 5715.23 
 
 Christmas (H. ) Christian politics ; an essay on the text 
 ofPaley. 1855 3535.01 
 
 Cicero (M. T.) Political works ; comprising his Treat- 
 ise on the commonwealth, and his Treatise on the 
 laws. Tr. with dissertations and notes by F. Bar- 
 ham. 2v. 1812 5715.14 
 
 — The republic. The laws. The consulship. 3535.07 
 Cobbett (W.) Selections from [his] political works. 
 
 6v. 5714.01 
 
 Note.— For Contents see p. 271 of Catalogue. 
 
 Cobden(B.) Political writings. 2 v. 1867. . 5716.10 
 Note.— For Contents see p. 274 of Catalogue. 
 
 Coleridge (S. T.) Statesman's manual. [In his Works, v. 1.] 602S.04 
 
 — The friend. First section. [In his Works, v. 2] . .6025.05 
 Davenant (C.) Political and commercial works. 5 v. 
 
 1771 5923.15 
 
 Note — For Contents see p. 406 of Catalogue. 
 Daman (W.) G-overment, conduct, and example. 
 
 „ 1871 5716.27 
 
 Siwrion (S. w.) Essays, v. 2, 1852; p. 193-217. . . . 2521.06 
 rawcelt (H.) Speeches on some current political ques- 
 tions. 1873 5724.19 
 
 — and Fawcett (M. ft) Essays and lectures on social 
 
 and political subjects. 1872. .... 5814.23 
 Note.— For Contents see p. 456 of catalogue. 
 Matcher (A., of Saltoun). Political works. 1749. 5723.26 
 Contents : Of militias. Of the affairs of Scotland, 1698. 
 
 Of the affairs of Spain, 1698. Speeches. Concerning a 
 
 right regulation of government for the common good of 
 mankind. 
 
 Freeman (E. A.) Comparative politics. Six lectures. 
 
 18 ?4 5714.23 
 
 Contents : Basge of the comparative sciences. Greek 
 Roman, aud Teutonic. The state. The king. The assem- 
 bly. Of the unity of history. 
 
 Godwin (W.) Enquiry concerning political iustice. 
 2d ed. 2 v. 1796 6715.24 
 
 Greg ( W. R. ) Political problems for our age and coun- 
 try- 1870 5716.13 
 
 Gros(J.D.) Natural principles of rectitude. 1795. 5434.41 
 
 Harrington (J. ) The Oceana and other works. With 
 
 life, by J. Toland. 1700 5728.02 
 
 Contents : Grounds of monarchy. The Oceana. The 
 prerogative of popular government. Art of law-giving. 
 Six political tracts. 
 
 Harrison (F) Order and progress. 1875. . 5724.21 
 
 Contents : Part 1. Thoughts on the theory of government : 
 All free government is republican. All real government is 
 personal. Carlyle and Comte on government. Liberal 
 programmes. Parliament as executive. The parliament- 
 ary and the presidential systems. Principle of a per- 
 sonal organ of government. Principle of co-operation of 
 the governod. Public opinion. Responsible appoint- 
 ment. The suffrage. 2. Studies of political crises : Ad- 
 ministrative reform. Conservative reaction. Foreign pol- 
 icy. Legislative reform. The monarchy. Parliament 
 after reform, 1867. Parliament before reform, 1867. Po- 
 litical function of the working classes. Revival of au- 
 thority. 
 Helps {A.) Thoughts upon government. 1872. 5715.22 
 
 Note. — Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 136, 1872. 
 
 — On government. [In his Friends in council, 1st ser., v. 1 ; 2d 
 
 ser., v. 2.] 2631.27 
 
 Hildreth (R.) Theory of politics. 1854. . .5715.04 
 Hoobes (T.) De corpore politico, or the elements of law. [In 
 
 his English works, v. 1, 1840.] 5013.09 
 
 — Leviathan ; or the matter, form, and power of a common- 
 
 wealth. [In his English works, v. 3, 1839.] . . 5013.08 
 Same. [In his Opera, v. 3, 1841.] 6013.03 
 
 — Philosophical rudiments concerning government and soci- 
 
 ety. [In his English works, v. 2, 1841.] . . . 6043.07 
 
 Same. [In Ids Opera, v. 2, 1839.] 6043.02 
 
 Hume {D.) Essays. [In his Phil, works, v. 3.] .... 6414.05 
 Lecky (}V. E. H.) The secularisation of politics. [In his Ration- 
 alism, v. 2, p. 101-223.] 6811.03 
 
 Lewis (Sir ft C.) Dialogue on the best form of gov- 
 ernment. 1863 5714.13 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Ed, rev., v. 118, 1863. 
 
 — On methods of observation and reasoning in politics. 
 
 2 v. 1852 5715.16 
 
 Note An elaborate and suggestive work. 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Province of politics. Technical language. 
 
 Methods of observation : historical, scientific, practical, 
 
 experiment. Political history. Causation in politics. 
 
 2. Of causation (cont'd), and theory. Art of politics, and 
 
 maxims. Of real and ideal models. Of polit. conduct. 
 
 Upon prediction in politics. On practical politics, aud 
 
 causes of error. On political progress. 
 
 — On the use and abuse of some political terms. 
 
 1832 5714.25 
 
 Lieber (F.) Ancient and modern teacher of politics. 
 1860 3725.26 
 
 — Legal and political hermeneutics. 1839. . 5714.24 
 
 — Manual of political ethics. 2d ed. Ed. by T. D. 
 
 Woolsey. 2 v. 1875 5726.24 
 
 v. 1. Ethics in general ; polit. ethics in particular. The 
 state. Polit. ethics proper : rights and obligations, pas- 
 sions, motives, etc. 2. Various political and social pas- 
 sions, motives, duties, etc. Liberty of the press. Parties. 
 Public men. Rep. government. Federative government. 
 Pledges to constituents. The executive. War. 
 
 Same. Part 1. 1838 5726.24 
 
 Locke [J.) Two treatises of government. [In Works, v. 6.] 6052.05 
 Maine [H. S. ) Village communities in the East and 
 
 West. 1871 5624.03 
 
 Michelet (J.) The people. [In his Miscel. workB, 1846.] . 6053.06 
 Mill (J. ) Essays on government. [ ' Miscel. pamphlets, 
 
 v . 20.'] 5093.20 
 
 Mill (J. 8. ) Dissertations and discussions. 2v. 1859. 2535. 23 
 
 Note. — For Contents see main entry in general alphabet. 
 Montesquieu ( G. de S. , baron de). Spirit of laws. 5th ed. 
 
 2 v. 1793 5715.05 
 
 Commentary and review of Montesquieu's Spirit of 
 
 laws, [anon.] Phil., 1811 5714.19 
 
 — De l'esprit des lois. Suivie de la Defense, etc. Nouv. 
 
 ed. 1871 5715.21 
 
 Movie ( W. ) Works. With some account of his life and 
 
 writings. 1727 5712.05 
 
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 Paler/ ( W. ) Principles of moral and political philoso- 
 phy. Newed. 1817 5613.12 
 
 Same. 1819 5436.05 
 
 Percy anecdotes, v. 11. The senate. 1823. .6211.14 
 Plato. The Republic. Tr. into English with an analy- 
 sis and notes, by J. L. Davis, and D. J. Vaughan. 
 
 4th ed. 1868 5715.18 
 
 See also P.'s dialogues of ' Timaeus ' and ' Cri*ias,' and 
 ' Crito,' 'Laws,' and 'Statesman.' 
 Plutarch. Of the three sorts of government,— monarchy, demo- 
 cracy, and oligarchy. [In his Morals, v. 5, p. 395-8.] 5435.30 
 
 — Political precepts. [In his Morals, v. 5, p. 97-154-] . 5435.30 
 Pomeroy (J.N.) Iatrod.to municipal law. 1864. 5624.01 
 Politician's creed ; or extracts : being an answer to these 
 
 questions, What is the best form of government ? 
 and "What is the best administration of a govern- 
 ment? 3v. lanon.] 1799 5716.04 
 
 Raleigh (Sir W.) Maxims of state. The cabinet council. [In his 
 Works, v. 1.) 1751 5064.09 
 
 — Same. [In Ms Works, v. 8, 1829.] 5064.20 
 
 Raymond (D. ) Elements of constitutional law. 4th ed. 
 
 1840 5912.15 
 
 Schurz (Carl). Speeches. [1858-64.] . . . 6324.04 
 Seeley (J. R.) Teaching of politics. [In his Roman imperialism, 
 
 etc., 1871 ; p. 306-335.] 2642.31 
 
 Note.— Kepr. from Macmillan's mag., Mch., 1870. 
 Sidney (A.) Discourses concerning government. 1701. 
 
 fol 5728.01 
 
 Same. With life, and index. 3 v. 1805.5715.01 
 
 Sismondi (J. C. L. de). Political economy and the phi- 
 losophy of government. 1847 5913.15 
 
 Contents ; Colonies of the ancients compared with those 
 of the moderns, as regards their influence on the happiness 
 of mankind. On universal suffrage. On the executive 
 power in free countries. On the aristocratic element in 
 free countries. On constitutional monarchy. 
 Standard library cyclo. of political, statistical, constitu- 
 tional and forensic knowledge. 4v. 1848-53. 5714.15 
 
 Same. 4 v. in 2. 1860 5714.20 
 
 Stewart (D.) Of politics proper, or theory of government. [In 
 
 his Works, v. 9, pp. 351-453. 1856.] 5417.09 
 
 Sullivan ( W. ) Political class book ; origin, nature, and 
 
 use of political power. 1830 5722.20 
 
 Temple (Sir W.) EsBay on the nature of governments. [In his 
 
 Works, v. 1.] 5075.02 
 
 Vico(Q. B.) (Euvres choisies. Introd. par J. Michelet. 
 
 3 v. in 1. 1840 412.21 
 
 Whewell ( W. ) Elements of morality, including polity, 
 
 2 v. 1852 5436.14 
 
 Wilson (J.) Works. 3 v. 1804 5733.19 
 
 Xenophon. On the Athenian republic. [In his Works, 1858 ; p. 693- 
 702.] 424.01 
 
 — On the Lacedemonian republic [In his Works, 1858 ; p. 703- 
 
 714.] 421.01 
 
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 the general alphabet. 
 
 9. Constitutional Government. 
 
 Bentham (J.) Leading principles of a constitutional code, for any 
 
 state. 1823. [In Pamphleteer, v. 22.] 5068.22 
 
 See also New Engl., Jan., 1874 (Constitution making, by L. 
 Bacon); Nat. quar. rev., Dec, 1873 (Political constitutions) ; 
 N. A. rev, July, 1875 (Some late efforts at constitutional re- 
 form, by Henry Keed) ; v. 94, 1862 (Const, law) ; Int. rev., 
 May, 1876 (Some checks and balances in government, by T. 
 M. Cooley). 
 
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 and its component states, — see names of the several coun- 
 tries and states, under Countries (p. 307-378.) 
 
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 Ames (F.) Influences of democracy considered. 5722.01 
 
 Note.— Selections from his works. 
 Bancroft (S.) Office of the people. [In his Lit. miscel., 1855 • o 
 
 „ 408-436.] 2517.04 
 
 Brown ( W. L. ) Essay on the natural equality of men ; 
 rights and duties. 2d ed. 1794. . . . 5712.08 
 
 Camp ((?. S.) Democracy. 1852 5722.07 
 
 Capen (N.) Hist, of democraoy : orpolitioal progress 
 
 historically illustrated, v. 1. 1874. . . . 5728.06 
 
 Carlile (R. ) The Republican, v. 1-5, Aug. 27, 1819— 
 
 May 17, 1822. 1820-22. 8°. .... 5723.18 
 
 Note.— No. 1 of v. 2, and title page of v. 4, are missing. 
 
 Essays on reform. London, 1867. 8°. . . . 5724.12 
 
 Contents : 1. The utilitarian argument against reform as 
 
 stated by Mr. Lowe, by G. C. Brodrick. 2. The political 
 
 character of the working classes, by R. H. Hutton. 3. On 
 
 the admission of the working classes as part of our so- 
 
 cial system ; and on their recognition for all purposes as 
 part of the nation, by Lord Houghton. 4. The balance 
 of classes, by A. V. Dicey. 6. On the choice of represen. 
 tatives by popular constituencies, by L. Stephen. 6 Re^ 
 distribution of seatB, by J. B. Kinnear. 7. Analysis of the 
 House of Commons, or indirect representation, by B Cra 
 croft. 8. On the working of Australian institutions by o 
 H. Pearson. 9. The experience of the American common' 
 wealth, by G. Smith. 10. The historical aspect of Demo- 
 cracy, by J. Bryce. 11. Opportunities and short comines" 
 of government in England, by A. O. Rutaon. 12 The 
 House of Commons in 1833, by G. Young. 
 
 Quizot (F. P.) Democracy in modern communities 
 1838 5093.03 
 
 James (H.) Democracy and its issues. [In Lectures. 1852.] 3663.24 
 
 Lowe (Hon. R.) Speeches and letters on reform 2d 
 ed. 1867. 5724.13 
 
 Maurice (F. D.) The workman and the franchise : re- 
 presentation and education. 1866. . . 5724.04 
 
 Mazzini (J.) Life and writings. 6 v. 1864-70. 505&08 
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 Monroe (J.) The people the sovereigns. 1867. 5722.02 
 
 Paine (T.) Political writings. 2 v. 1856. .5716.01 
 v. 1. Common sense : addressed to the inhabitants of 
 America. The Crisis, etc. 2. Rights of man. Letters, ad. 
 dresses, etc. 
 
 Partridge (J. A.) From feudal to federal ; or free 
 church, free school, the completed bases of eqaal- 
 ity. 1872 5725.25 
 
 — On democracy. 1866 5724.03 
 
 Priestley (J.) Essay on the first principles of government. [In 
 
 his Works, v. 22.] 3591.24 
 
 — Tracts on civil and religious liberty. [In Works, v. 22.] 3591,24 
 Tocqueville (A. de). Democracy in America. Tr. by 
 
 H. Reeve. 4 v. 1838-40 5723.04 
 
 Same. Ed. by F. Bowen. 2 v. 1863. . 5723.02 
 
 — — Review of democracy in America. From London 
 
 rev., no. 3, 1835. New York, 1836. 12°. 5721.06 
 See also review In N. A. rev., v. 102, 1866. 
 Wiekmd(C.M.) Dialogues of the Gods. 1795. 5722.11 
 See also Contemp. rev., v. 16, 1871 (The mistake of hon- 
 est democrats, by W. R. Greg) ; N. A. rev., v. 100, 1865 
 (Aristocratic opinions of democracy : Tocqueville and 
 Mill) ; v. 101, 1865 (Democratic view of democracy ; works 
 of Mill ana Maine ) : Qu. rev., v. 124, 1868 (The new school 
 of radicals). New Englander, v. 14, 1856 (2 art.) ; Westm. 
 rev., v. 88, 1867. 
 
 fl®- See also Liberty (p. 587). Among leading historical 
 works showing a marked bias toward the principle of 
 democracy, may be mentioned Grote's History of Greece, 
 Michelet' 's History of France, and Bancroft's History of the 
 United Stales. 
 
 11. Despotism. 
 
 Bouianger (N. A.) The origin and progress of despot- 
 ism. 1764. 16° 5725.02 
 
 Helps(A.) Despotism. [Jn Ms Friends in council, 2d s.v.2.] 2531.27 
 
 Machiavelli (N.) The prince. [With fa's Hist, of Florence. Bolm, 
 
 1847.] 633,11 
 
 12. Executive Power. 
 
 Constant (B. de). On the responsibility of ministers. 1815. [/» 
 
 Pamphleteer, v. 5.] 5058.05 
 
 Conti (A.de B„ prince de). Obligations of a governour of a pro- 
 vince. (In Ms Works, 1711.] 6023.17 
 
 Necker (J.) An essay on the true principles of execu- 
 tive power in great states. 2 v. 1792. . 5715.11 
 See Galaxy, Dec, 1874 (Duration of the executive term, 
 by J. Q. Howard). 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 6, 1872 (Premier and president). 
 
 Note See, in general, commentaries on the English and 
 
 American constitutions. The executive branches of the 
 two governments are contrasted in the 1st chapter of Bage- 
 hot's English Constitution [6717.13]. 
 
 13. Federative Government. 
 
 Denison (S. A.) Power and stability of federative gov. [/» Ox- 
 ford prize essays, v. 4, 1836.] 2541.14 
 
 Freeman (E. A.) History of federal government, v. 1, 
 
 1863. [No more published.] 5724.09 
 
 Contents : General introduction. History of the Greek 
 
 federations. 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Nat. rev., V. 17, 1863. 
 
 Lewis ( T.) State rights : a photograph from the ruins 
 
 of ancient Greeoe. With appended dissertations 
 
 [on the ideas of nationality, of sovereignty, and the 
 
 right of revolution. 1865. • 572oJ7 
 
 Senior (N. W.) Confederacies and Unions. [In his Essays, v. 1, 
 
 1865.] • J a ?.™« 
 
 See also Forta. rev., Aug., 1874 (Federalism and home 
 rule, by E. A. Freeman) ; Fraser's mag., April, 1875 (»omo 
 remarks on unions of nations) ; Macmillan's mag., men., 
 1871 (United States of Europe, by Prof. Seeley). 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
GOVERNMENT: Free Institutions to Parties. 
 
 587 
 
 Note. For the four great examples of Federative govern- 
 ment see (in Countries) Achaean League ;— Holland, in Mot- 
 ley's Histories (p. 329) ;— Switzerland (p.371) ;— United States 
 
 (p. 378] . 
 
 14. Free Institutions. 
 
 Orimki (F.) Nature and tendency of free institutions. 
 1848 5724.01 
 
 Johnson ($. M.) Free government in England and 
 Amerioa ; containing the Great charter, the Pe- 
 tition of rights, the Bill of rights, the Federal 
 constitutions. [With a disoussion.] 1864. 5735.04 
 
 Lieber (F.) On civil liberty and self-government. 
 
 1859 , . . 5715.07 
 
 Reviewed in New Englander, v. H, 18S6. 
 /&• See also Democracy (p. 586) ; Federative Govern- 
 ment (p. 586) ;— Liberty (p. 687) ;— Representative Govern- 
 ment (p. 688) ;— Republics (p. 688). 
 
 15. Legislation. 
 
 Bentham (J.) Principles of morals and legislation. [In 
 to Works, v. 1.] 5016.01 
 
 — Theory of legislation. From the French of Dumont, 
 
 by K. Hildreth. 2v 5622.02 
 
 Hazlitt ( W.) Project for a new theory of civil and criminal legis- 
 lation. Un his Lit. remains, v. 1, 1836 ; p. 3-33.] . 3076.13 
 Qoiliski {L. ft) The accomplished senator. Tr. by Mr. 
 
 Oldisworth. 1733 5728.05 
 
 Sec Ed. rev., v. 96 (Recent progress in legislation, 1830-61). 
 a3" See also, in the general alphabet, Law and jurispru- 
 dence. 
 
 16. Legitimacy. 
 
 Berkley (ft) Passive obedience, vindicated upon the 
 principles of the law of nature. 1712. . 3535.27 
 
 Dillon (S A., viscount). Discourse upon the theory of 
 legitimate government. 1817 5712.10 
 
 Him! (/.) Religious thought in England, v.2, p.45-67;1871. 3415.18 
 See also Content . rev., v. 3, 1866 (Divine right of kings, by 
 J. Gairdner) ; Dublin rev., July, 1875 (Reply to two criti- 
 cisms.— Civil sovereignty and necessary truth) ; Oct., 1874 
 (Count de Chambord and the pope's civil princedom) ; New 
 Englander, v. 22, 1863 (Sanction of all law, divine, by E. 
 Wright). 
 ts~ See also Sovereignty (p. 589) ;— Monarchy (p. 587). 
 
 17. Liberty. 
 
 Bailty(S.) Freedom of inquiry. [In Essays,1854; p.326-352.] 2513.02 
 BarUam (J.) Liberty, [ire Oxford prize essays, v. 2, 1830.] 2541.12 
 Bentham (J.) Anarchical fallacies ; being an examination of the 
 
 declaration of rights issued during the French revolution. 
 
 [In WorkB, V. 2, (8).] 5016.02 
 
 — Radicalism not dangerous. [In Works, v. 3, (10).] . . 5016.03 
 BackU (H. T.) Mill on liberty. [In his Essays, 1863.] . 2515.04 
 Constant ( M . B.) On the dissolution of the Chamber of depu- 
 ties, 1821. [In Pamphleteer, v. 18.] 6058.18 
 
 Cowley (A.) Liberty. [In his Essays, 1868 ; p. 1-24.] . . 2521.15 
 
 Biles (H.) Worth of liberty. [In his Lectures, v. 2, 1861.] 2626.05 
 
 Individual liberty, legal, moral, and licentious ; in 
 which the political fallacies of J. S. Mill's essay 
 ' On liberty ' are pointed out. By Index, [pseud.] 
 1867. 5724.15 
 
 Lieber {Francis). Civil liberty and self-government. 
 1859 5715.07 
 
 Mitt (J. 8.) On liberty. 1859. 8° 5724.07 
 
 Reviewed in Wesfan. rev., v. 72, 1859: and by H.T. Buckle 
 in Eraser's mag., v. 69, 1859 ; and in his Essays [2515.04]. 
 
 Mirabeau (B. ft R., cornle de). Enquiries concerning 
 lettres de cachet, arbitrary imprisonment, etc. 2 v. 
 inl. 1787 5717.29 
 
 Montagu (B.) On liberty and the rights of Englishmen. 1822. 
 [In Pamphleteer, v. 21.] 6058.21 
 
 Non-establishment of liberty in Spain, Naples, Portugal, and Pied- 
 mont, explained. L.,1824. 8°. [In Pamphleteer, v.24.] 6058.24 
 
 Paine (T.)' Sights of man 5716.01 
 
 Note.— For reviews see Adams (J.) Answer, etc., 1793 
 [5715.27] ; Remarks, etc.. 1791 [6715.27] ; Booth (Sir B.) Ob- 
 servations, etc., 1792 [5716.27]. 
 
 Patterson (R.H.) Genius and liberty. [In his EssayB, 1862.] 1412.01 
 
 Pech. (J.) Influence of liberty on taste, in the ages of 
 Augustus and Louis xrv. 1869. . . . 5733.12 
 
 Stephen (J.F.) Liberty, equality, fraternity. 1873. 5724.17 
 
 Note Reviewed by F. Harrison in Fortn, rev., 19, 1873. 
 
 Note.— • A strong expression of dissent from the view of 
 human nature and human affairs pervading the works of 
 J. S. Mill on liberty, on utilitarianism, and on the subject 
 of women.' 
 
 WoOstoncraft (Mary). Vindication of the rights of men. 
 
 2d-ed. 1790 5716.03 
 
 See aba New Englander, v. 23, 1864 (Distinction betw. nat. 
 and pol. rights by G. P. Fisher) ; Fortnightly rev., v. 9, 
 1868 (Legal boundaries of liberty, by A. V. Dicey). 
 
 Set also Oontern. rev., v. 18, 1871 (The people in relation 
 to political power and opinion, byT. Wright) : Fortn. rev 
 v. 16, 1871 (Natural rights and abstract justice, by W. t' 
 Ihornton). «gp See also, in the general alphabet, Liberty 
 of the press ;-and Biblical and religious lit. (Religious 
 liberty, p. 101) ;— Slavery ;-Democracy (p. 686). 
 
 18. Monarchy. 
 
 Harrington (Sir J.) Grounds of monarchy considered. [With 
 his Oceana, etc , 1700.] 6728.02 
 
 Laing (F. H.) Whence does the monaroh get his risht 
 to rule? 1872 6 5713 23 
 
 Lander ( W.) Ane compendious and breue tractate concerning ye 
 office and dewtie of kyngis. Ed. by F. Hall. [In Early 
 
 E.T. soc.no. 3.] 7913.01 
 
 See also Fortn. rev., v. 17, 1872 (The monarchy, by F. 
 Harrison.) 
 
 SS- See also (under Comprehensive Treatises, p. 586,) 
 the works of Brougham, and others ; and, in general, works 
 on the Constitution of England : especially Bagehot's 
 [5717.13]. * 
 
 19. National Character and the Nation. 
 
 Bigland (J.) Historical display of the effects of physi- 
 cal and moral causes on nations. 1816. 5716.19 
 
 Brown (J.) Estimate of the manners and principles 
 of the times. 5th ed. 2 v. 1857. . . 5433.20 
 
 Clienevix (iJ.) Essay upon national character. 2 v. 
 
 1832 5716.17 
 
 v. 1. Of industry. Art of war. Social habits. Patriot- 
 ism. Mutability of national oharacter. 2. General con- 
 siderations. Of pride and vanity ; Of social improvement. 
 Of religion. Of morality. On government. On intellect. 
 
 Contest of the twelve nations ; or, a view of the differ- 
 ent [national] bases of human character and tal- 
 ent. 1826 5716.08 
 
 Finch (I.) On the natural boundaries of empires. [In his Trav- 
 els, 1833 ; p. 333-465.] 1074.11 
 
 IVancillon (R. E.) National characteristics, and flora 
 and fauna of London. 1872. .... 5716.28 
 
 Maislre (J. de). Essai sur le principe generateur des 
 constitutions politiques et des autres institutions 
 
 humaines. 1867 5715.26 
 
 See also Fortn. rev., Oct., 1873 (Growth of commonwealths, 
 by E. A Freeman). 
 
 Mulford (E. ) The nation : the foundations of civil order 
 and political life in the TJ. S. 1870. . .5715.10 
 Note. — Intended to ascertain and define the moral being 
 of the nation and its true position in politics. The head- 
 ings of its principal chapters are as follows : The nation 
 in substance and in theory. The people and the land. 
 The nation the institution of rights, The nation the reali- 
 zation of freedom, Sovereignty, The constitution, The 
 commonwealth. The nation the antagonist of the confed- 
 eracy and the empire, and the goal of history. 
 
 Murray (H.) Enquiries respecting the character of 
 nations. 1808 5716.29 
 
 Progress of nations ; or principles of national develop- 
 ment in their relation to statesmanship : a study 
 in analytical history, [anon.] 1861. . . 5716.09 
 Note. — Illustrates the growth of ' plutocracy tempered by 
 democracy.' 
 
 Contents : Science of history. Human progress. Aris- 
 tocracies. The primacy of the world. The national acme: 
 literature — schools of statesmen and age of oratory — social 
 elements. Anarchy of thought. Plutocracy. Democracy. 
 Despotism. Theocracy. Public happiness. Colonies. 
 
 Russell (J., lord). National character. [In Ms Essays, p. 48-66, 
 
 1821.] 5 '"- OT 
 
 See also International rev., v. 1, 1874 (Nationalism and 
 internationalism) ; (New Englander, v. 28, 1869 (How to 
 build a nation, by J. P. Thompson) ; Nat. qu. rev., v. 20, 
 1870 (National organic life) ; Westm. rev., v. 72, 1859 (In- 
 fluence of local causes on national character). 
 
 20. Parties. 
 
 Bacon (L.) Government by parties. [Old and new, June, 1874.] 
 
 Bolingbroke (H. St, John, lord). Dissertation on parties. [In his 
 Works, v. 3.] 6022.03 
 
 Bulu/er-Lytton (E. L.) On political coalitions. [In his Writings, 
 y 2 ] ... 2515.06 
 
 Consolidation; an account of parties in the U. S., from 1787. 
 -goi 6093.10 
 
 D' Israeli (Isaac). Political nicknames. [In his Curiosities of litera- 
 ture v 3 1858 1 2762.05 
 
 Froude (J.A.j Party politics. [In Short studies, v. 3, 1877.] 2525.11 
 Note.— Repr. from Fraser's mag., July, 1874. 
 
 Cooke (G. W.) History of party [in England]. 1666- 
 1832. 3 v 5717.26 
 
 Grimke (F.) Of parties. [In his Free institutions.] . . 5724.01 
 
 Hume ID.) Of parties in general. Of the parties of Great Brit 
 ain Of coalitions. [In his Phil, works, v. 3, 1854.] 5414 05 
 
 Lieber (F.) Of parties. [In his Pol. ethics, v. 2.] . . . 6726.24 
 
 Phases of party [in England], [anon.] 1869. 5717.25 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
588 
 
 GOVERNMENT: Patriotism to Revolutions. 
 
 Whatelv (B.) "Use and abuse of party feeling in reli- 
 gion. 1S22 3622.14 
 
 See also Eraser's mag., v. 68, 1863 (Party) ; Old and new, 
 v. 10. 1874 (Party ■ treason ' and civil duty) : Qu. rev., v. 
 126, 1869 (Cost of party government) ; Westm. rev., v. 69, 
 1858 ; Macmillan's mag., July, 1877 ; Fraser's mag., v. 49, 
 1854; Macm. mag., Aug., 1877 (Decline of party gov., by Gold- 
 win Smith). 
 
 ,6®* For histories of parlies see England (Parlies, p. 314) ; 
 United States {Party history, p. 389). 
 
 21. Patriotism. 
 
 Alison {A.) Nat. monuments. [In his Miscel. essays.] .2617.02 
 
 Baker (Tf.) In his Peregrinations, etc., 1811 2513.12 
 
 Belhune (<?. W.) Duty of a patriot. [In his Orations, 1850 ; p. 
 
 319-343.] 2513.20 
 
 Bolingbroke (U. St. John, lord). The idea of a patriot king. [In 
 
 his Works, v. 4.] 5022.04 
 
 — Letter on the spirit of patriotism. [In Ids Works, v. 4.] 5022.04 
 Barney (O. P.) In Oxford prize essays, v. 2, 1830. . . .2541.12 
 Burrows (J.) On national prejudices ; their good and bad ef- 
 fects. [In Pamphleteer, v. 9.] 6058.09 
 
 Bushnell (H.) Doctrine of loyalty. [In his Work and play, 1864 ; 
 
 p. 337-368.] 2614.27 
 
 Eepr. from New Englander, v. 22, 1863. 
 Chenevix (R.) [In his Essay ou nat. char., v. 2.] . . . . 6716.17 
 
 King (T. Starr). Patriotism, etc 3664.12 
 
 Giles (H.) In his Lectures, v. 2, 1851 ; p. 166-200.] . . .2211.05 
 Montagu (B.) The patriot and the demagogue. [In his Essays 
 
 * aud selections, 1837.] 2537.04 
 
 Percy anecdotes, v. 2, 1823 6211.02 
 
 Plumer (C. J.) Public spirit among the ancients. [In Oxford 
 
 prize essays, v. 4, 1836.] 2541.14 
 
 Zlmrnermann (J. O. )Essay on national pride. 1 797.3187.29 
 Same. 1805 6722.13 
 
 22. Political Maxima. 
 
 Aphorisms, chiefly political, from the most eminent 
 writers. London, [n.d.~\ 6212.16 
 
 Political primer ; or, road to public honours, [anon. ] 
 1826 5713.12 
 
 Jtichelieu (A. J. du P., cardinal due de). The complete 
 statesman ; or, political will and testament. From 
 the French. 1695 5712.04 
 
 Sarpi (Paul, thefridr). Maxims of the government of 
 Venice. From the Italian. 1707.. . .5713.13 
 
 Walsingham (E.) Arcana auliea ; or Walsingham's 
 manual of prudential maxims for the statesman 
 and the courtier, [anon.] Reprint. 1810. 5711.03 
 
 Witt (Jan de). Political maxims of the state of Holland. 
 From the Dutch. 1743 5713.09 
 
 23. Political Morality. 
 
 Dewey (O.) Political morality. [In his Works, p. 280-291.] 3544.06 
 Freeman (E. A.) Public and private morality. [In Fortn. rev., 
 April, 1873.] 
 
 Mably (L'abbe' Q. B. de). Phocion's conversations : or 
 the relation between morality and politics. With 
 notes by W. Macbean. 1769 5713.07 
 
 Morality of public men. Two letters to the earl of Derby. Lon- 
 don, 1852-53. 8° 5093.20 
 
 Nash (S.) Morality and the state. 1859.. .5722.22 
 
 Proposals for printing a very curious discourse in two volumes 
 
 in quarto, entitled A treatise in the art of political lying. 
 
 London, 1712. 16° 6091.06 
 
 4®- See also Nation (The), p. 587 ; and (under ' Compre- 
 hensive Treatises ') hitler's Pol. ethics [5726.24] ;— Godwin's 
 Pol. justice (6715.24] ;— the treatises of Paley [5436.05] aud 
 Whewell [5436.14] ;— and Moral science, in general alphabet. 
 
 See also Nat. rev., v. 12, 1861 (Politics and faith) ; New 
 Englander, v. 12, 1864 (Politics aud the pulpit) ; v. 15, 1857 
 (Paul on politics). 
 
 24. Public Opinion. 
 
 Mackinnon ( W. A. ) Rise, progress, and state of pub- 
 lic opinion. 1828 5716.21 
 
 See also essay by H. Giles in his Illustrations of genius 
 1854 j p. 112-138 2626.03 
 
 25. Reform. 
 
 Questions for a reformed parliament. \anon.~[ London 
 
 "67. 8° 5721.14 
 
 Contents: Ireland, by P. H. Hill. Workmen and trade 
 unions, by G. Lushington. The poor by M. Towusend. 
 The land-laws by W. L. Newman. Popular education by 
 V. 8. Parker. Law reforms, by J. B. Kinnear. The army, 
 by G. Hooper. Foreign policy, by F. Harrison. Bribery, 
 By J. E. r. Rogers. The progress of the working classes, 
 by J. M. Ludlow. 
 
 Cobden club. Essays, etc 5914 17 
 
 See Fraser's mag., v. 59. 1859 (Recent writers oil reform) ; 
 Westm. rev., v. 87, 1867 (Reform and reformers) ; v. 87, 1867 
 w?? S a il f S ars , of reformers) ; v. 88, 1867 (Future of re- 
 (Pr^gresf^Rf V 1U tUe e en6 «»l alphabet, Social science 
 
 26. Representation (Majority and Minority). 
 Buckingham (J. 8.) Evils and remedies of the present 
 
 system of popular elections. 1841. . . 5712.09 
 Dobbs (A. R) General representation on a complete 
 
 readjustment of Mr. Hare's plan. 1871. 5717,30 
 Droop (H. E.) On methods of electing representatives 
 
 1868. 5717.16 
 
 Fawcett (M. 67.) An American [S. Sterne] ou representation. [In 
 
 her Essays, 1872.] 5814.23 
 
 — Proportional representation and Hare's scheme explained 
 
 [In her Essays, 1872.] 6714.23 
 
 Note.— Repr. from Macm. mag., Sept., 1870— Apl., 1871. 
 
 Field (D. D.) Representation of minorities. [In Amer. soc. sci. 
 assoc. Trans., no. 3, 1871.] 6811.02 
 
 Fisher (J. F.) Degradation of our rep. system. 1863. . 5717.32 
 
 Hare (T.) The election of representatives, parliamen- 
 tary and municipal. 3d ed. 1865. . . 5717.17 
 Note. — See also papers by Hare, in Fraser's mag., v. 61, 
 1860 (Rep. iu theory and practice ; 2 papers) ; Form, rev., 
 v. 2, 1865 (Electoral reform) ; v. 4, 1866 (Individual responsi' 
 bility in represent, gov.) ; Amer. soc. sci. assoc, Trans., no. 
 3, 1871 (Minority rep. in Europe) j Fortn. rev., July, 1876. 
 
 Quincy (J. P.) Prdtection of majorities, or electoral 
 reform. 1876 5717.31 
 
 Stern (S. ) Report to the constitutional convention of 
 the state of New York, on personal representation. 
 1867. 5717.19 
 
 — Representative government and personal representa- 
 
 tion. 1871 5717.22 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Fraser's mag., v. 6, 1872. 
 Ware (W. R.) Application of Hare's system to the nomination 
 
 of overseers of Harv. coll. [In Amer. soc. sci. assoc. 
 
 Trans., no. 3, 1871.] 6811.02 
 
 See also Ed. rev., v. 100, 1854 (Marshall on minorities); 
 
 Fraser's mag., v. 49, 1864 (Rep. of minorities) ; Westm. 
 
 rev., v. 84, 1865 (Personal rep.) ; Fortn. rev., v. 4, 1866 (Rep. 
 
 of minorities, by J. B. Kinnear) ; N. A. rev., v. 104, 1867 
 
 (Review of Hare) ; Galaxy, July, 1867 (Personal rep., by D. 
 
 G. Croly) ; Contem. rev., v. 9, 1868 (Review of Hare, by J. 
 
 M. Ludlow) ; Blackwood, v. 108, 1870 (The rights of majori- 
 
 ties) ; Fortn. rev., v. 14, 1870 (Misrep. of majorities, byE. 
 
 Maitland) ; N. A. rev., v. 113, 1871 (Forms of minority rep., 
 
 by E. Stanwood) ; New Engl., July, 1874 (New theory of 
 
 minority rep., by A. B. Mason). 
 
 27. Representative Government. 
 
 Francklyn ((?.) Candid inquiry into the nature of 
 government, and the right of representation. 2d 
 ed. 1793 5716.07 
 
 Guizot (F. P. 0. ) History of the origin of represent- 
 ative government in Europe. 1852. . . 5717.01 
 
 Mill (J. S.) Considerations on representative govern- 
 ment. London, 1S61. 8° 5724.05 
 
 Same. New York, 1862. 12° 5724.06 
 
 Contents : Parliament. Voting. Executive. Dependen- 
 cies. Democracy. Suffrage. 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in N. A. rev., v. 95, 1862 ; N. Brit, rev., 
 /. 35, 1861. 
 
 See also Westm. rev., v. 68, 1857 (What rep. gov, is good 
 for) ; v. 97, 1872 (Distribution of representation) : N. Brit, 
 rev., v. 28, 1858 (Earl Grey on pari. gov. and representa- 
 tion) ; Fortn. rev., v. 4, 1866 (Priuoiples of representa- 
 tion, by Edw. Wilson) ; Ed rev., v. 90, 1853 (Representa- 
 tive reform); Lieber's Pol. ethics, v. 2, 1875 [6726.24]; Fortn. 
 rev., March, 1874 (Parliament. government); Int. rev., Nov., 
 1876 (Origin of parliamentary representation in England, by 
 E. A. Freeman). 
 
 See also Fortn. rev., 1876 (Political machinery and political 
 life, by L. H. Courtney) ; Fraser's mag., v. 74, 1866 (Bribery 
 and its remedies) ; Nat. qu. rev., v. 1, 1860 (Availability) ; 
 Quar. rev., v. 102, 1857 (Electioneering). #3- -See also (in 
 Countries) England (Constitution, p. 807; Parliament, p. 314). 
 
 28. Republics. 
 
 Montagu (E. W.) Reflections on the rise and fell of 
 
 the ancient republics. 1806 422.13 
 
 .See also Contem. rev., v. 17, 1871 (Republics, civil aud 
 social, by J. Hunt) ; Fortnightly rev., v. 17-18 (Republi- 
 can movement in Europe, by E. Castelar ; several papers) ; 
 N. Amer. rev., v. 89, 1859 (British strictures on repub. in- 
 stitutions), figs' See also Free Institutions (p. 587), and (in 
 Countries) the names of various republics ancient and mod- 
 dern as Greece (p. 327) ;— Rome (p. 362) ;— Holland (p. 329) ; 
 Switzerland (p. 371);— Italy (p. 336);— United States (p. 378): 
 —France (p, 323). 
 
 29. Revolutions. 
 
 Clialeaubriand (F. A. de). Essay on revolutions. 
 
 1815. 5716.22 
 
 SI. John (J. A.) Nemesis of power : causes and forms 
 
 of revolution. 1854. 16° 6716.23 
 
 What is a revolution? (In Pamphleteer, v. 14.] . . . .6058.14 
 j8S" See also (in Countries) England (Rev. of 1648 ;—Sev. 
 
 of 1688, p. 311) ;— France (Rev. of 1789, p. 322) [-United 
 
 States (Rev. of 1776, p. 384). 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
GOVERNMENT: Social Contract to Utopias - G-0 ZLISKI 
 
 589 
 
 30. Social Contract. 
 
 Laimriine {A. de). J. J. Rousseau, son faux contrat so- 
 cial et le vrai contrat social. 1866. . . 5722. 12 
 
 Ttmtssmu (J- J-) An inquiry into the nature of the 
 
 social contract. 1791. 16° 5722.10 
 
 See also H. Morley's critique in his Life of Rousseau, v. 2, 
 
 31. Sovereignty. 
 
 Essav on the principle and origin of sovereign power. 
 [anon.] From the French. 1805. . . .5724.24 
 
 Note.— An attempt to refute the doctrine of " the sover- 
 eignty of the people." 
 Monroe (J.) The people the sovereigns 6722.02 
 
 See also Westni. rev., v. 98, 1872 (Royal and representative 
 sovereignty). 
 
 #g- See also Monarchy (p. 587) ; — Law (General treatises on 
 jurisprudence) ; and the numerous works upon the Consti- 
 tutions of England (p. 307) and the United States (p. 378). 
 
 32. State (Sphere and Duties of the). 
 
 Bmtharn (J.) Official aptitude maximized ; expense minimized. 
 [In his WorkB, v. 5.] 6016.05 
 
 CarlyleiT) Downing street. [In fcisLatter-daypamphlets,1855; 
 
 p. 110-218.] 2515.10 
 
 lander (8.) Abolition of the state ; direct govern- 
 ment, fed. republic, individualism. 1873. 5712.17 
 
 Fawcelt (H.) Of state intervention. [In his Essays, 1872.] 6814.23 
 
 Froude (J. A.) Reciprocal duties of state and subject. [In Short 
 
 studies, etc., V. 2, 1871.] 2525.07 
 
 Note.— Bepr. from Fraser's mag., N.s., v. 1, 1870. 
 
 Humboldt (K. W. von). Sphere and duties of govern- 
 ment. 1854 5715.20 
 
 Huxley (T.B.) Administrative nihilism. 1872 4712.13 
 
 -Same. [In his Critiques, 1873.] 2532.19 
 
 Note.— Bepr. from Fortn. rev., v. 16, 1871. 
 
 Lewis (Sir 0. 0.) Essay on the influence of authority 
 in matters of opinion. 1849 5435.24 
 
 Nash(S.) Morality and the state. 1859. . . 5722.22 
 
 Newman (F. W.) Government from above and below. [Fraser's 
 mag., N.S., v. 2, 1870.] 
 
 Bands I W. S.) The state : the government, and scientific mo- 
 rality. Part 1 and 2. [In Contem. rev., v. 19, 1872.] 
 
 Slack (J. H.) Duties of the state. [In Fraser's mag., v. 6, 1872.] 
 
 Smwxr {Herbert). Specialized administration. [In Fortn. rev , 
 1. 16, 1871.] 
 
 See also Ed. rev., v. 101 (Private bill legislation) ; Fraser's 
 mag., s.s., v. 1, 1870 (Laissez-faire policy "opposed, by B. W.) ; 
 Qu. rev., v. 127, 1869 (Adm. scientific and amateur); Westm. 
 rev., v. 62, 1854 (Sphere and duties of government) ; v. 60, 
 1853 (Over-legislation) ; v. 73, 1860 (Government contracts). 
 &&• See also Comprehensive Treatises (p. 585) ; — Nation 
 (p. 687) ;— Executive (p. 586) ; and Church and State (p. 81). 
 
 33. Statesmanship. 
 
 Arnold (F.) Turning points in life, 1873 ; p. 262-78. . . 2512.31 
 Ballanli/ne (P.) Essays In mosaic, 1870 ; p. 95-107. . . 2513.14 
 Coleridge (S. IT) The statesman's manual. 1853. 5025.04 
 QaShard (J.) The statesman, or him who is in public 
 
 employments. Two discourses. 1682.] . 5712.11 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 47. 1853 (American statesmen) ; 
 
 Fortnightly rev., v. 14, 1870 (Political reputations, by T. E. 
 
 Kebbel) ; v. 3, 1865 (Ethics of statesmanship : Peel and 
 
 Palmerston, by P. W. Clayden) ; Nat. qu. rev., v. 11, 1865 
 
 (Phases of statesmanship : a review of G. C.Lewis's Admin- 
 istrations of Gt. Britain, 1783-1830) ; N. A. rev v 110 1870 
 (Prospect of the political art, by E. L. Godkin).' 
 
 «S- For Hoes of eminent statesmen see Biography (Collec- 
 tive, p. 109-118 ; and Individual, p. 116-215). 
 
 34. Suffrage. 
 
 Mlowes (ij.) Eights of property vindicated, against 
 
 the claims of universal suffrage. 1818. .5717.08 
 
 Maurice {F. D.) Workman and the franchise. 5724.04 
 
 Note,— Reviewed in N. A. rev., v. 103, 1866. 
 Renusson (B. de). Le christianisme et le suffrage uni- 
 verse! 1863 5713.0G 
 
 Tremenheere _(H. S.) Political experience of the an- 
 cients, in its bearing upon modern times. 5717.18 
 See also Contem. rev., v. 3, 1866 (An extension of the 
 franchise) ; New Englander, v. 24, 1865 (Univ. suffrage, by 
 I. N. Tarbox) : v. 18, 1860 (The crime against the right of 
 suffrage, by L. Bacon). 
 8Sj- See also Ballot (p. 684) ;— Representation (p. 588). 
 
 35. Utilitarianism. 
 
 Macaulay (T. B.) Mill on government. [In his Essays, v. 2 
 
 1859.] 2536.17 
 
 Mill (J. S.) Utilitarianism. [In Dissertations, v. 3, 1865.] 2535.23 
 Utilitarianism explained and exemplified. [In answer 
 
 to Mill, anon.] 1864 5713.08 
 
 Note.— For utilitarian writers on government see, in the 
 
 general alphabet, the names of Bentham (J.) : — Austin 
 
 (John) ;— Mill (J. S.) 
 
 36. Utopian and Imaginary Commonwealths. 
 
 Allais (D. V. d'). History of the Sevarambians. Tr. 
 from the memoirs of captain Siden. \j>seudon.] 
 1738 5713.17 
 
 Bulwer-Lytlon (E. O. E. L.) Coming race, or the New 
 Utopia, [anon.] 1871 5813.27 
 
 Colymbia : [a pol. and social romance, anon.] Lon- 
 don, 1873. 12° 5713.24 
 
 Disraeli (B.) Voyage of captain Popanilla. 1828. 5713.19 
 
 Erskine (T., lord). Armata : a fragment. 6th ed. 2d 
 part. 4th ed. 1818 5713.20 
 
 Harrington ( Sir J. ) Oceana and other works. 1700. 5728. 02 
 
 Note. — The general principle of the 'Oceana' is that 
 
 of republican plutocracy. Reviewed by I. D'Israeli in his 
 
 Amenities of lit., v. 2, 1855 2762.02 
 
 Hume (D.) Idea of a perfect commonwealth. [In his Philos. 
 works, V. 3, 1854.] 5414.05 
 
 More {Sir T.) Utopia 232.24 ; 5011.06 
 
 0'Neil(H.) Two thousand years hence. 1867.5813.05 
 Terrasson (J.) Life of Sethos, from private memoirs 
 of the ancient Egyptians. [anon.]2\. 1732. 5713.15 
 Wieland ( V. M. uo>i). Republic of fools : being the 
 history of the state and people of Abdera in Thrace. 
 Tr. by H. Christmas. 2 v. 1861. . . .5713.10 
 Xenophon. Cyropaidia, etc. Bohn, 1865. 423.04 ; 422.16 
 See also Lewis (G. C.) On ideal models in politics. [In 
 his Methods of observation, v. 2, ch. 22. 5715.17] ; Fatter- 
 son (R. H.) Utopias. [In his Essays, etc., 1862.] . . 1412.01 
 
 IS- See also Biography (p. 109), for lives of statesmen ;— Countries (p. 285-390) ;— History ;— Law ;— Political economy ;— Social 
 •cience ;— Women. 
 
 Oovinda Simanta.or Bengal Riiyat. See Day (Lai Behare). 1031.24 
 
 Govion Broglio Solari (Catherine Hyde, marquise de). 
 
 Private anecdotes of foreign courts, [anon.] 2 v. 
 
 London, 1827. 8° 453.12 
 
 Gowans (Wm.) Bibliotheca Americana, v. 1-4. 
 
 New York, 1865. 8° 614.11 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Denton's New York, 1670. 2. Wooley (0.) 
 Two years' journal in N. Y. [614.26]. 3. Miller's New 
 York, 1695. 4. Budd (T.) Good order established in Penn- 
 sylvania and New Jersey, in America. 
 
 — Catalogue of Scottish poets. N. Y., 1853. 12°. [With Ram- 
 
 say (A.) Gentle shepherd.] , . 1742.14 
 
 — editor. See Fhenix (The). New York, 1835. 12°. . 5062.14 
 Gower (John). Confessio amantis. Ed. by E. Pauli. 
 
 3 v. London, 1857. 8°. 1644.21 
 
 Same. Ed. with life, by A. Chalmers. [In O.'s English 
 
 poets, v. 2, 1810.] 1626.02 
 
 — Select poems. [In Sanford and Walsh. Brit, poets, v. 1, 
 
 1817.) 1691.01 
 
 — Child (F. J.) On the language of Chaucer and Gower. [In El- 
 
 lis (A. J.j Early Engl, pronunciation, pt. 1, 1869 ; p. 342- 
 377.] 7914.09 
 
 Pauli (R.) Pictures of old England, 1861 ; p. 204-244. 461.11 
 
 — Todd (K J.) Illustrations of Gower. 1810. 1631.22 
 
 See also critical notices in Littell, 1858, v. 2 (from Brit, 
 qu. rev.) ; Fraser's mag., v. 59, 1859. 
 
 Goyder (David George). My battle for life : autobi- 
 ography of a phrenologist. L., 1857. 16°. 5431.19 
 
 Gozlan (Leon). L'amour des levres et l'amour de 
 cceur. 4eed. Paris, 1863. 12°. . . .7022.28 
 
 — Balzac chez lui. 2e ed. Paris, 1863. 12°. . 7022.31 
 
 — Balzac en pantoufles. 3e ed. P., 1865. 12°. 7022.16 
 
 — Les Emotions de Polydore Marasquin. Pans, 1857. 
 
 22° , 7022.15 
 
 — George in. et' Caroline de Brunswick. Bruxelles, 
 
 1852 18° 7022.14 
 
 — Histoir'e d'u'n diamant. Paris, 1862. 12°. . 7022.13 
 _ Le medecin du Pecq. Paris, 1858. 12°. . 7022.29 
 
 — Le notaire de Chantilly. Paris, 1861. 12°. 7022.30 
 Gozliski (Laurence Grimald). The accomplished sen- 
 ator. Tr. by Oldisworth. L., 1733. fol. 5728.05 
 
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590 
 
 GRAAL - GRANT 
 
 Graal (Holy). See Grail (Holy). 
 
 Grabham (Michael C. ) Climate and resources of Ma- 
 deira. London, 1870. 16° 1093.20 
 
 Gracchus Americanus. See Grange (The) 6722.21 
 
 Gradus ad Cantabrigiam ; or dictionary of terms, or 
 cant, used at the Univ. of Cambridge, [anon.] 
 London, 1803. 16° 6214.33 
 
 Graefe (Alfred). Iridectomy in iritis, choroiditis, 
 and glaucoma. Tr. by T. Windsor. London, 
 New Sydenham soc., 1859. 8° 4302.20 
 
 Graefenberg. Life at G. [In Chambers's Paper3, etc., v. 8.] 2616.04 
 
 Graeme (Elliott). Beethoven : memoir. London, 
 1870. 12°. 3017.28 
 
 Graease (Johann G. T.) "Tresor de livres rares et 
 precieux. 7 v. Dresden, 1859-69. 4°. . . 
 
 Grafngny (Francoise d'Issembourg-d'Apponcourt,dame 
 de). Vie privee de Voltaire et de Mme. Du Cha- 
 telet, pendant un sejour de six mois a Cirey. 
 [anon. 'J Paris, 1820. 8° 3175/26 
 
 Graffiti D'ltalia. [Poems.] See Story (W. W.) .... 1687.25 
 
 Graft theory of disease. See Medicine 4327.14 
 
 Grafton (Richard). Chronicle ; or, history of Eng- 
 land. 2 v. London, 1809. 4°. ... 488.06 
 
 Graelia (C.) Italian pocket dictionary. Boston, 1854. 
 18°. 6422.04 
 
 Graham (Andrew J.) Hand-book of phonography. 
 New York, 1858. 12° 6431.01 
 
 Graham (F. Taverner). Reasonable elocution. New 
 York, 1875. 12° 6332.22 
 
 Graham (George Farquhar). A book about words. 
 London, 1869. 16° 6434.15 
 
 — English ; or art of composition. 4th ed. London, 
 
 1850. 16° 6432.29 
 
 — English style. London, 1857. 16°. . . .6432.30 
 
 — English synonyms. Ed. by H. Reed. New York, 
 
 1852. 12° 6434.03 
 
 Graham (James). Life of General Daniel Morgan. 
 
 New York, 1856. 12° 3125.19 
 
 Grahame (James). History of the United States till 
 
 [1788]. 2ded. 2 v. Phila., 1846. 8°. . 576.03 
 
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 Graham (J. M. ) Historical view of literature and art 
 
 in Great Britain, from the accession of the house 
 
 of Hanover. London, 1871. 8°. . . . 1433.16 
 Graham (James John). Elementary history of, the 
 
 progress of the art of war. L., 1854. 8°. 4514.03 
 
 — Military ends and moral means. L. , 1864. 8°. 4514. 19 
 Graham (John A. ) Memoirs of John Home Tooke ; 
 
 also proofs identifying him as the author of Ju- 
 nius. New York. 1828. 8° 3088.13 
 
 Graham (Sylvester). Lectures on the science of hu- 
 man life. 2v. Boston, 1839. 12°. . .4354.07 
 
 Graham (Thomas, ed.) Chemical reports and me- 
 moirs. London, Cavendish soc, 1848. 8°. 4215.00 
 Contend : Otto (F. J.) Relation of volumes of bodies to 
 their atomic weights. Filhol (E.) Connection betw. the 
 atomic weights, crystalline form and density of bodies. 
 Vogel (J.) Laws according to which the mixing of fluids 
 and their penetration into permeable BUbstances occur, with 
 special ref. to the animal organization. Otto (F. J.) Iso- 
 morphism. Chrevreul (M. E.) Physical investigations on 
 dyeing. Regnault (V.) Latent heat of steam at latent 
 pressures. Kop (E.) Artificial formation of alkaloids. 
 Bunsen (R.) Intimate connection between the pseudo- 
 volcanic phenomena of Iceland. 
 
 — Oiling (J.) Graham's scient. work. [In Sm. rep., 1871.) 3986.26 
 Graham (Walter). Brass founding Tin, tin plate, and tin alloys. 
 
 —Zinc. [In Brit, m'f'g industries, 1876 ] . . . . 3941.24 
 Graham (Beo.Wm., of Newcastle, Engl) Review of eccl. 
 
 establishments in Europe. L., 1796. 8°. 3551.09 
 Graham (Wm. Alex.) British invasion of N. Carolina, in 1780-81 
 
 a lecture. [ With Hawks (F. L.) Rev. hist., etc.] . 623.22 
 Grail (Holy). Bergmann (F. G.) The San Ureal ; its 
 
 origin and signification. Edinb.,1870. 16°. 1614.37 
 
 — History of the Holy Grail, Englisht, ab. 1450, by 
 
 Henry Lonelich, from the French prose of sires 
 Robiers de Borron. Re-ed. by F. J. Furnivall. 
 Pts.1-2. L, 1874-75. 8°. [Early Engl, text soc, 
 ex. ser., nos. 20, 24.] 
 
 — Joseph of Arimathie ; romance of the Seint Graal ; a 
 
 poem written about 1350. Ed. by W. W. Skeat. 
 L., 1871. 8°. [Early Engl, text soc] .7914.02 
 
 — Tennyson (A.) Holy Grail and other poems. Bos- 
 
 ton, 1870. 12° \ . 1693.01 
 
 Grain. 
 
 — Elwood (J. L.) Grain tables in federal money. 
 
 1852 4015.10 
 
 ,83- See also Agriculture (Cereals and Corn, p. 7 j— Wheat, p. 9.) 
 Graindorge (Frederic T.), pseud. See Taine (H. A.) 
 Grainger (James). Poems. Ed. with life. [In Chalmers (A.) Engl. 
 
 poets, v. 14, 1810.] 1626.14 
 
 — Select poems. [Sanford and Walsh. British poets, v. 27 
 
 1822.] 1691,27 
 
 Graining. 
 
 — Masury (J. W.) Amer. grangers' hand-book. 3937.35 
 
 — Pickert ( C. ) and Metcalf (A. ) Art of G. 1872. 3937.33 
 Grammar. See Language. 
 
 Grammar of assent. See Newman (John H.) 1870. . . 3677.12 
 Grammar of astrology. By Zadkiel the Seer, [pseudj 
 
 London, 1833. 18°. 3811.11 
 
 Grammar of colouring. See Field (G.) 1424.10 
 
 Grammar of house planning. \anon.~\ Edin., 1868. 
 
 12° 1312.23 
 
 Grammar of ornament. See Joneo (Owen) 
 
 Grammar of painting. See Blanc (O.) 1874. . . . 1426.16 
 
 Grammont. See Biography (p. 160). 
 
 Granada. See Countries. (Granada, p. 326.) 
 
 Granada (Luis de). Obras escogidas. [In Oohoa. Escritores 
 
 mist., v. 2. Paris, 1847. 8°.] 7216.09 
 
 Granary burial ground. (Boston}. Bridgman (T.) Inscriptions, 
 
 etc. [In Ms Pilgrims of Boston, 1856.] 611.17 
 
 Grand Manan, (New Brunswick). Stimpson (W.) Marine inver- 
 
 tebrata of. . 3937.06 
 
 Grande Chartreuse. Musgrave (0. M.) Tisit to the monastery. 
 
 [In his Dauphine, 1867.) 961.14 
 
 Grande dame et la Normande. See Deligny (E.) . . . 7014.31 
 Grandville (J. I. L Gerard, dit). Les fleurs animees. 
 
 Texto par A. Karr, T. Delord et le cte Foelix [L. 
 
 F. Raban]. Nouv. ed. par Maubert. 2 v. Paris, 
 
 18671 8°. 4918.23 
 
 Grangers (The). 
 
 — Fiagg (W. C.) Farmers' movement in the western states. 
 
 [In Amer. soc. sci. assoc. Trans., no. 6, 1874.] . . 6811.03 
 
 — Orange ( The) : a study in the science of society. By 
 
 Gracchus Americanus. N. Y., 1874. 12°. 5722.21 
 
 — Wells (J. Q.) The Grange illustrated ; or hand- 
 
 book, embracing the history of the order, consti- 
 tution, social exercises, best methods of farming. 
 
 1874 6126.08 
 
 See also Internat. rev., Jan., 1876 (Retrospective legisla- 
 tion and Grangerism, by F. Wharton) ; N. A. rev., April, 
 1875 (Granger movement, by 0. F. Adams, jr.) 
 Grant (Sir Alex., ed.) Recess studies. Edin., 1870. 
 
 8° 5716.12 
 
 Contents: Broderick (G. 0.) The Irish land question. 
 Trevelyan (C. E.) From Pesth to Brindisi in the autumn 
 of 1869. Grant (A.) " Endowed hospitals " of Scotland. 
 Jenkins (F.) Graphic representation of the laws of supply 
 and demand, and their application to labour. Wallace (B.) 
 Church tendencies in Scotland. Playfair (L.) On the de- 
 clining production of human food in Ireland. Sellar (A. 0.) 
 Scotch education difficulties. Stirling (J.) Mr. Mill on 
 trades unions, a criticism. Anstey (T. C.) Election trials 
 and inquiries under the corrupt practices' acts. Hope (G.) 
 Hindrances to agriculture. 
 
 — The ancient Stoics. [In Oxford essays, 1868.] . . . 
 Grant (Mrs. Anne). Essays on the superstitions of the 
 
 Highlanders, with transl. from the Gaelic. 2 v. in 
 
 1. New York, 1813. 12° 3816.33 
 
 JO- For her Memoirs, see Biography (p. 150). 
 
 Grant (Dr. Asahel). Laurie (T.) Dr. Grant and the 
 mountain Nestorians. 1853 1042.02 
 
 Grant (E.M.) Discov. of stone image in Tennessee. [Smith rep., 
 1870.] .3936.20 
 
 Grant (George). Historical account of useful inven- 
 tions and scientific discov. L.,1852. 16°. 3913.13 
 
 Grant (Rev. George M. ) Ocean to ocean. Sandford Flem- 
 ing's exped. through Canada. L.,1873. 8°. 115 l.w 
 
 Same. New York, 1877. 12°. . . . H51.1» 
 
 Grant (James, of Corriemony). Thoughts on the origin 
 and descent of Gael ; and observ. rel. to the poems 
 of Ossian. Edin., 1814. 8°. ••••,. 4 r r 
 
 Grant (James, 6. about 1805). Great metropolis [Lon- 
 don]. 4th ed. 2 v. New York, 1837. 12°. 951.15 
 
 — Memoirs of Sir George Sinclair. L.,1870. 8°. 3163.22 
 
 — Metropolitan pulpit: London. 2v. L., 1839. 8°. 3443. 02 
 
 — Metropolitan weekly and provincial press. London, 
 
 1872 8°. .... . 2713 ' 09 * 
 
 — Newspaper press : its origin, progress, and present 
 
 position. 2 v. London, 1871. 8°. . . 2713.08 
 
 — Random recollections of the House of Commons 
 
 1830-35. Phila., 1836. 12° * iM - i0 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY 
 
GRANT - G-REAT 
 
 591 
 
 _ Random recollections of the House of Lords, 1830- 
 36 Phila., 1836. 12° 3263.14 
 
 _ Sketches in London. 2d ed. L, 1840. 8°. 955.07 
 
 _ Saturday review : illus. of the mode in which it is 
 conducted. London, 1873. 12°. . . . 2713.14 
 
 Grant (James, b. 1822). Cassell's illustrated history of 
 India v. 1- . London, 1876- . 4°. .1036.23 
 
 __ Memoirs of Sir Win. Kirkaldy. Edin.,1849. 8°. 3095.23 
 
 — Memorials of the castle of Edinburgh. Edin. , 1850. 
 
 8°. 496.15 
 
 J8®- For this author's romances, see Fiction (p. 485). 
 
 Grant (James Augustus). Walk across Africa. Edin., 
 1864. 8° 1083.12 
 
 Grant (Robert, esq.) History of the E. I. company, to 
 1773 : -sjith changes since. L., 1813. 8°. 1014.10 
 
 Grant (Robert, F. B. A. S. ) History of physical astron- 
 omy. London, [1840-52]. 8° 4017.11 
 
 Grant (Ulysses Simpson). Report of the armies of the 
 United States, 1864-1865. N. Y., 18(55. 8°. 634.05 
 ,ay For lives of Gen. Grant, see Biography, (p. 150). 
 
 Grant-Duff (Montatuart E.) See Duff. 
 
 Grantham (John). Iron ship-building. London, 1858. 
 16°. 4517.26 
 
 Granville (Aug. Bozzi). Letter on the quarantine bill. [In Pam- 
 phleteer, V. 25, 1825.] 6058.25 
 
 — The Spas of England, and principal sea-bathing 
 
 places. [Midland and Southern.] 2 v. in 1. Lon- 
 don, 1841. 8° 953.01 
 
 Sri Lond. quart, rev., v. 32, 1876 (Autobiog. of Dr. Gran- 
 ville). 
 
 Granville (Denis, dean of Durham). Works and let- 
 ters, 1689-1702. Durham, 1861-65. 8°. [Surteea 
 soc] 5117.05 
 
 Granville {George, lord Lyltleton). Poems. Life, by S. Johnson. 
 [Chalmers (A..) English poets, v. 11, 1810.] . . . 1626.11 
 
 — Select poems. [Sanford and Walsh. Brit, poets, v. 17.] 1691.17 
 Grape. See Agriculture. (Grape culture, p. 8.) 
 
 Graphic (The) : *illus. weekly newspaper, v. 1-14. 
 
 London, 1870-76. fol 1427.02 
 
 Graphics. See Feale (Rembrandt) 1432 37 
 
 Grass-hopper. See Insects. Also Agriculture. (Insects injurious 
 
 to vegetation, p. 8.) 
 Grasses. See Botany. (Grasses, p. 226.) 
 
 Gratius Faliscus. CEuvres. [Cynegeticon.iai.eti4-.] 
 Paris, 1865. 8°. [Nisard collection. ] .7726.01 
 
 Grattan (Henry). Speeches in the Irish and in the 
 imperial parliament. 4 v. L., 1822. 8°. 6312.24 
 Note.— Vol. 1 contains notices of Grattan by Mr. Court- 
 ney, F. Hardy, J. Barrington, and G. Croly. 
 /JSg- For lives and notices of Grattan, see Biography (p. 151). 
 
 Grattan (T. Colley). History of the Netherlands. 
 [To 1830.] London, 1830. 16°. . . . 535.04 
 J85T For novelsby this author see Fiction (p. 485). 
 
 Grauvogl (Dr. — von). Text-book of homoeopathy. 
 Tr. by G. E. Shipman. Chicago, 1870. 8°. 4342.15 
 
 Grave (The); a poem. See Blair (Robert) 6093.12 
 
 Grave-mounds. Seejewitt (L.) 6216.17 
 
 Graver thoughts of a country parson. See Boyd (A.H.K.) 3523.07 
 
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 1848. 18° 5822.01 
 
 Graves (J. R.) Great iron wheel [methodism] ; or 
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 Graves. See Burial usages. 
 
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 Gray. See also Grey. 
 
 Gray (Asa). Botanical text-book. New York, 1853. 
 8°. 4914.02 
 
 — Botany for young people. Part 2. How plants be- 
 
 have. New York and Chicago, 1873. sm. 4°. 4911.24 
 
 — Catalogue of plants collected east of the Rocky 
 
 mountains, near 47th and 49th parallels. [Pacific 
 B. R. routes. Reports, v. 12, pt. 2.] . 1127.13 
 
 — Darwiniana : essays and reviews. New York, 1876. 
 
 8° 4713.26 
 
 — Field, forest, and garden botany. New York, 1869. 
 
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 way ■ (Mrs. E. C. Hamilton). Emperors of Rome to 
 Constantine. London, 1850. 12°. . . 434.08 
 
 — The Empire and the church, from Constantine to 
 
 Charlemagne. Oxford, 1857. 12°. . . 3414.01 
 
 — History of Etruria. 3 v. London, 1843. 8°. 434.09 
 
 — History of Rome for young persons. [The Repub- 
 
 lic] 2d ed. London, 1858. 12°. . . 434.07 
 
 — Tour to the sepulchres of Etruria, in 1839. 2d ed. 
 
 London, 1842. 8° 981.21 
 
 Gray (George Zabriskie). The children's crusade : an 
 
 episode of the 13th century. N.Y.,1870. 12°. 6623.11 
 Gray (Eev. Horatio). Memoirs of Rev. B. C. Cutler 
 
 New York, 1865. 12° 3046.05 
 
 Gray (Rev. J. Cowper). Bible lore. London, 1870 
 
 18° 3721.21 
 
 — The Biblical museum : a collection of notes on the 
 
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 Gray (John Chipman). Essays : agricultural and liter- 
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 Contents : New England agriculture. Forest trees. Or- 
 chards. Climate of New England. Horticultural and ag- 
 ricultural addresses. Essays on Dante. Demosthenes. 
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 museum. London, 1849. 8° 2741.13 
 
 Gray (M. E. ) Figures of molluscous animals, selected 
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 Gray (S.) Remarks on the production of wealth. London, 1820. 
 8". [Pamphleteer, v. 17.] 6058.17 
 
 Gray (Thomas). Poetical works. Ed. with life by J. 
 Mitl'ord. B., 1854. 16°. 1644.17 
 
 — Poems. Life by S. Johnson. Ed. by A. Chalmers. [In O.'s 
 
 English poets, v. 14, 1810.] 1626.14 
 
 — Select poems. Ed. by R.Walsh, [/reHsBrit.poets.v. 29.] 1691.29 
 
 US- For corresp. and lives of <?., see Biography (p. 151). 
 Gray (Win., of the Inner Temple). Hist, sketch of Eng- 
 lish prose literature, and of its progress till the 
 reign of James i. Oxford, 1835. 8°. . 2755.21 
 
 — Life of Sir P. Sidney. [In S.'s Miscel. works, I860.] . 5066.04 
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 ( Oregon, ) 1870. 8° 612.20 
 
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 Graydon (Alex. ) Memoirs of his own time. [1756 to 
 
 1811.] With reminiscences of the revolution. 
 
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 Harrisburgh, (Penn.,) 1803. 8°. ... 5632.01 
 Grayson (P.W.) Vice unmasked; influence of law upon 
 
 the moral essence of man. N. Y., 1830. 8°. 5622.30 
 Grayson (Wm. J.) Hireling and the slave, Chicora, and 
 
 other poems. Charleston, 1856. 12°. . 1646.09 
 
 — James Louis Petigru. A biogr. sketch. N. Y., 1866. 
 
 12° 3143.01 
 
 Grayson (Wm. S.) True theory of Christianity as a 
 
 practical system. New York, 1853. 12°. 3555.10 
 Graystanes (Robert de). Hist. Dunelmensis. [In Surtees soc, 
 
 v. 9.] 6116.13 
 
 Grael. See Grail. 
 
 ♦Great book of poetry. See Beeton (S. O.) 1871. . . . 1626.20 
 
 Great Britain. See references under England (p. 445). 
 
 Great christians of France. See Guizot (F. G. P.) 1869. 3114.20 
 
 Great cities of the world. Frost (J.) 1852 441.25 
 
 Great consummation (The) See Oumming (J.) .... 3542.08 
 
 Great conversers. See Mathews (W.) 2536.05 
 
 Great divide ; travel in the upper Yellowstone in 1874. Dunra- 
 
 ven (Earl of). 1876 1134.27 
 
 Great (The) duel. [French-German war.] See Greg (Wm. R.) 
 
 1871 626.08 
 
 Great Dutch admirals. See De Liefde (J.) 1873. . . 3212.13 
 Great events of history. See Collier (W. F.) 1872. . . 421.26 
 Great expectations realized ; or civilizing mountain men. See 
 
 Mason (Mrs. E. H. B.) 3447.11 
 
 Great fortunes, and how they were made, See McCabe(J.D.)3265.14 
 Great governing families of England. See Sanford (J. L.) and 
 
 Townsend (M.) 2 v. 1865 6612.16 
 
 Great harmonia. See Davis (A. J.) 1861 3815.19 
 
 Great ice age. See Geikie (J.) 1874 4112.38 
 
 Great industries of the TJ. 8. See Greeley (H.) 1873. . 5917.21 
 Great iron wheel. [Methodism]. See Graves (J. B.) . . 3555.08 
 
 Great lone land. See Butler (W. F.) 1873 1145.20 
 
 Great metropolis : [London], See Grant (James). 1837. 951.15 
 Great metropolis : New York. See Browne (J. H.) 1869. 1116.06 
 
 Great paper bubble. Delmar (Alex.) 5932.06 
 
 Great preparation. See Cumming (John). 1860. . . . 3542.06 
 Great St. Bernard. See Uppincott's mag., Sept., 1875 (Hospice of 
 
 Great St. Bernard, by C. Adams) ; Croly (G.) Tales of the 
 
 Gt. St B. 3 v. London, 1828. 8° 165.28 
 
 Great South (The). See King (Edward). 1875. . . . 1136.11 
 Great stone book of nature. See Ansted (D. T.) 1863. . 4111.03 
 
 Great tone-poets. See Crowest (F.) 1561.34 
 
 Great tribulation (The). See Cumming (John). 2 v. 1859. 3542.04 
 Great truths by great authors, or dictionary of quotations. 
 
 Phila., 1853. 8° 6213.07 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NA1IE, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
592 
 
 GREATER BRIT AIN - GREEN-HOUSES 
 
 Greater Britain. See Dilke (C. W.) 1869 1074.15 
 
 Greatest of all the Plantagenets. [A history of Ed- 
 ward i.] London, 1860. 8°. ... .3054.07 
 Greatness. 
 
 — Emerson (R. IF.) Greatness. [In his Letters and social aims, 
 
 1876.] 2524.19 
 
 — Helps (A.) Friends iu council v. 1 2531.28 
 
 jg&- See also Heroes ;— Fame (p. 454). 
 
 Greaves (John). Miscel. works. With life, by T. Birch. 
 
 2 v. London, 1736. 16° 5037.17 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Of the pyramids of Egypt. Of the Roman 
 foot. Of the , Denarius. 2. Tracts, letters, poems, etc. 
 The Grand Seignor's seraglio. 
 
 — Origin and antiquity of our Engl, weights and meas- 
 
 ures. 2ded. London, 1745. 12°. . .5911.06 
 Greece. «3- See Antiquity (p. 30);— Archeology (p. 32) ;— Arch- 
 itecture (History of styles, p. 34);— Biblical and relig. lit. {Re- 
 ligion and religions; — Paganism, p. 101);— Classical Diction- 
 aries (p. 271) ; — Countries (Description and geography ; — 
 History and antiquities ;— Social life ;— Travels, p. 327-8) j 
 Fine arts (Greek art, p. 645 ; and other headings) ;— Geo- 
 graphy (Ancient, p. 568) ; -History (Ancient) ;— Language 
 (Greek);— Literature (Greek);— Mythology ;— Numismatics • 
 —Philosophy (Ancient) ;— Poetry (Classic) ;— Drama (Greek, 
 p. 425). 
 
 Greek and the Turk. See Crowe (E. E.) 1853 1032.01 
 
 Greek anthology. Tr. into Engl, verse, chiefly by G. 
 
 Burges. London, 1854. 12° 6215.28 
 
 Greek church. See Biblical and rolig. lit. (Eastern and Greco- 
 Russian churches, p. 84.) 
 Greek romances of Heliodorus, Longus, and Achilles 
 Tatius. From the Greek, by B. Smith. London, 
 
 H. 0. Bohn, 1855. 12° 211.45 
 
 Greek Bceptics : Pyrrho to Sextua. See Maccoll (N.) 1869. 6425 03 
 
 Greeley (Horace). American conflict : a history, 1860- 
 
 65. Illustrated. 2 v. Hartf., 1864-67. 8°. 634.03 
 
 — Art and industry at the Crystal palace. New York 
 
 "63. 12° 3915.06 
 
 — Hints toward reforms. N. Y., 1850. 8°. .5812.13 
 
 Contents : Emancipation of labor. Life, the ideal and the 
 actual. Character. Relations of learning to labor. Hu- 
 man life. Organization of labor. Teachers and teaching 
 Labor's political economy. Alcoholic liquors. Fourier 
 Brief reform essays. 
 
 — Essays [on] political economy, and protection. 
 
 Boston, 1870. 16°. 5912.12 
 
 — Glances at Europe during 1851. N.Y., 1851.12°. 943!21 
 
 — Letters from Texas and the Lower Mississippi. New 
 
 York, 1871. 8°. 6122 19 
 
 — Method of diffusing knowledge. [In Amer. soc. 'sci. ass'oc. 
 
 -Trans., no. 1. 1869.] 6811 01 
 
 — Overland journey from New York to San Francisco. 
 
 New York, 1860. 12° 1H 4 10 
 
 — Recollections of a busy life With miscellanies. 
 
 Also a discussion with Robert Dale Owen of the law 
 ™ f 1 d ' v ° roe - New York, 1868. 8°. . . . 3072.07 
 
 — What I know of farming. N. Y, 1871. 12°. 6122 17 
 
 — and others. Great industries of the United States 
 
 Hartford, 1873. 8° 5917 2 j 
 
 n *?% ror !ives ot H - °- srt Biography (p. 161). ' 
 
 Gre0n eTs'no G t r re e g Trdea <S ' lQ "**•*"** «»■• **» th. *»1 
 
 ''""istt 1 .' m Physical g ' 0l0g7 ' 2d ed - London - 
 
 Gree " ( Be *jai?ia K-) G » ide *° P ictori ' a l perspective 1 
 4th ed. London, [n.<i] 12°. . 1472 07 
 
 Green ( Beriah ) Sermons and other discourse's. With 
 brief biog. hints. N. Y, 1860. 12°.. 3555 12 
 
 Green Frances H.) and Congdon (Joseph W.) Ana- 
 Iytical class-book of botany. N. Y. , 1856 4° 441 R nq 
 
 Contents : Cooper, Cole, Crawford, Irving Washington 
 
 — G ™w* Yoik m i876 1D ft W ™ ° f Wen no. 
 
 ma^mTrcenaS VOnSteuben - <*»»''" John Ka.b. '%£ 
 
 — Historical studies. New York, 1850 12° 2TOfi nfi 
 
 .s^^r^on^is^rS 
 
 — Hist, new of the Amer. rev. B., 1865. 12°. 582 02 
 
 — History and geography of the middle ages. Part 1 
 „, History- New York, 1851. 12°. . 443 17 
 
 -Short hist of Rhode Island. Prov.,1877.'l2° 
 
 - L t86 9 f n tb r elGreeae ' maj -« en: 3v - N ^York, 
 3 3072.09 
 
 — Nathanael Greene : 
 
 : an exam, of some statements cone m»i 
 gen. Greene, in the 9th volume of Bancroft's Historv'nf K - " 
 
 U.S. Boston, 1866. 8" ■m,o»S 
 
 Same. (In his Life of Greene, v. 2.] . . ' ' "St!,,! 
 
 — Life of Gen. Nathanael Greene. [In Sparks (J.) Amer. oiog 
 
 Green (John). New gen. coll. of 'voyages and travels* 
 
 4 v. L., T. AstUy, 1745-47. 4°. . 935 io 
 
 Note.— For contents see Geography (Collections p 568 i 
 Green (Henry). "Shakespeare and the emblem writ?™ 
 
 London, 1870. 8° 176b' 11 
 
 Green (James) and Wnrdeman (G.) On filling barometer tubes 
 
 [Sm. rep., 1859.] §™„ j • 
 
 Note.— On Green's barometer, see Sm. rep 1855 393fiin 
 Green (John B.) Diving with or without armor : fmyl submarin« 
 
 exploits. Buffalo, 1859. 8°. . . . . L 392738 
 
 Green (John Richard). Short history of the English 
 
 people. London, 1875. 12°. . . 450 13 
 Same. New York, 1875. 12°. . . . 452 133 
 
 — Stray studies from England and Italy. New York 
 1876. 12° 052 29 
 
 Green (John Eich&rd, afterward John Gilford). SeeGiflbrd 
 Green (Jonathan H. ) The secret band of brothers • or 
 the American outlaws. 2ded. Phil., 1847.8° 462203 
 
 — — Same. [n. d.\ 8° 461U4 
 
 Greene (Joseph). Insect hunter's companion Lon- 
 don, 1870. 16°. f . . 4822 10 
 
 Green (Joseph Henry, F. B. 8. ) Spiritual philosophy ■ 
 founded on the teaching of Coleridge. Ed with 
 memoir of author by J. Simon. L.,1865. 8°. 3555.24 
 
 — Vital dynamics. London, 1840. 8°. . . 4327 06 
 Green (Matthew). Poems. Ed. with life, by A. Chalmers 'r/11 
 
 C.'s Engl, poets, v. 15, 1810.] 16 26 15 
 
 — Works. [Sanford and Walsh. Brit, poets, v. 17, 1819.]' 1691 17 
 Green (Mrs. Mary A. E. ) Letters of royal and illus- 
 trious ladies of G. Britain. [1103-1558.1 3v. Lon- 
 don, 1846. 12° 3253.18 
 
 — Lives of the princesses of England. [1066-16701 
 6 v. London, 1850-54. 8° 3255.01 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Daughters of William the Conqueror • of 
 Henry 1 ; of king Stephen ; of Henry n ; of king John. 
 2. Daughters of king John ; of Henrym ; of Edward 1. 3. Of 
 Edward 1 ; of Edward n ; of Edwurd in ; of Henry rr ; of 
 Edward iv. 4. Of Edwardiv; of Henry vn; Appendix. 5.0» 
 Henry vn ; of Elizabeth of Bohemia. 6. Wanting. 
 
 — editor. See (on p. 312) Great Britain. Master of the rolls. Cal- 
 endars, etc. Domestic series. 
 
 Greene (Nathanael, Amer. rev. gen.) See Biography (p. 151) ; also 
 
 Herring (J.) and Longacre (J. B.) Nat. portr. gallery, 
 
 V. 1, 1834.] 3247.08 
 
 Greene (N. E.) Hints on sketching from nature. 3 
 pts. London, 1874. 16° 1471.22 
 
 Greene (Robert). Dramatic works. Added his poems, 
 with account of the author, by A. Dyce. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1831. 12° 1725.04 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Orlando Furioso. Looking glass for Lon- 
 don and England. Friar Bacon and Friar Bungay. Speci- 
 mens of the famous historic of Fryer Baoon. 2. Alphonsus, 
 king of Arragon. James the fourth. George-a-Oreene. 
 Specimens of the history of George-a-Greene, Poems. 
 Index. 
 
 — Marlowe(C), and JonBon (Ben). Poems. Ed.byR. 
 Bell, with memoirs. L., Bohn, 1876. 12°. 1644.37 
 
 Green (Seth). Trout culture. Rochester, (A*. T.) 1870. 
 8° 4826.31 
 
 Greene (S. D.) The broken seal ; or the Morgan ab- 
 duction aud murder. Boston, 1870. 12°. 5837.23 
 
 Green (Thomas, of Ipswich). Extracts from the diary 
 of a lover of literature. [anonA Ipswich, 1810. 
 
 _ 4° 2528.20 
 
 Green (Wm. B.) Remarks on the science of history ; 
 followed by an A priori autobiography. Boston, 
 1819. 12°. . . . . . . . ... 3555.29 
 
 — Socialistic, communistic, mutualistic, and financial 
 fragments. Boston, 1875. 12°. . . . 5812.28 
 
 Contents : Financial fragments. Critical comments upon 
 Clarke's Sex in education. Sovereignty of the people. 
 History of marriage. Address of the Internationals. 
 Green (Wm. Henry). Grammar of the Hebrew lan- 
 guage. New York, 1861. 8°. .... 6414.30 
 
 — Pentateuch vindicated from the aspersions of Colenso. 
 New York, 1863. 12° 3731.17 
 
 Greener (Wm.) Gunnery in 1858. L.,1858. 8°. 4515.20 
 
 Greener (W. W. ) Modern breech-loaders : sporting and 
 military. London, 1871. 12° 4515.10 
 
 Greenhill (Thomas). Art of embalming ; funeral cere- 
 monies, etc. London, 1705. 4°. ... 6218.14 
 
 Green-houses. See Agriculture (Green-houses, p. 8). 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRJ 
 
GREENHOW -&RENVILLE 
 
 593 
 
 Greenhow (B.H.) On diphtheria. N.Y.,1861. 8°. 4342.29 
 flraenland. See Countries (P. 328). 
 
 Greenleaf (Lawrence N. ) King Sham, in verse, rnclud- 
 ine a humorous history of the Pike's Peak excite- 
 ment. New York, 1868. 12° 1644.18 
 
 Greenleaf (Simon). Examination of the testimony of 
 the four Evangelists by the rules of evidence ad- 
 ministered in courts of justice. With [Dupin's] 
 Trial of Jesus. 2ded. Revised. L.,1847. 8°. 3745.03 
 
 _ Treatise on the law of evidence. 12th ed. revised, 
 with large additions by J. P. Redfield. 3 v. Bos- 
 ton, 1866. 8° 5634.16 
 
 »«.«iioiieh(Wm.W.) The lending libraries. [7nAmer.soo.soi. 
 So. Trans., no. 7, 1874.] 6811.01 
 
 Greenwell (Dora). Carmina cruois. [Religious poems. ] 
 Boston, 1869. 16° _ . . 1644.19 
 
 — Colloquia crucis : a sequel to ' Two friends.' Lon- 
 
 don, 1871. 16° 3555.27 
 
 -Essays. London, 1866. 16° 2526.21 
 
 Contents: Our single women. Hardened in good. Prayer. 
 Popular religious literature. Christianos ad leones. 
 
 _ Lacordaire. Edin., 1867. 16° 3096.17 
 
 Greenwell (G. C.) Practical treatise on mine engineer- 
 in". Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 1855. 4°. . 3927.03 
 Greenwich (Conn.) See Countries (Greenwich, p. 328). 
 Greenwood (Francis W. P.) Discourse at the ordina- 
 tion of Eev. W. Newell, in Cambridge. Cam- 
 bridge, 1830. 8° 3581.26 
 
 — Lives of the twelve apostles. P.., 1828. 12°. 3414.17 
 Greenwood (Col. George). Rain and rivers : or Hutton 
 
 and Playfair against Lyell and all comers. 3d ed. 
 
 London, 1876. 8° . . 4113.36 
 
 Greenwood (Graee). See Lippincott (Mrs. 8. 3. O.) 
 
 Greenwood (James, of Jesus coll., Cambridge). Sailor's 
 sea-book : rudimentary treatise on navigation. 
 
 London, 1857. 16° 4017.06 
 
 Same. Tables; by J.Young. L., 1859. 16°. 4017.06 
 
 Greenwood (James). In strange company. London, 
 1873. 16°. 5817.13 
 
 — Night in a workshop. In Little classics, v. 1. . . . 226.83 
 
 — Savage habits and customs. L., [n.d.] 8°. 923.13 
 -Seven curses of London. Boston, 1869. 8°. 5836.01 
 Same. New York, 1869. 8° 5836.01 
 
 — Unsentimental journeys : or, byways of modern 
 
 Babylon. London, 1867. 16° 5818.05 
 
 — Wild sports of the world. L., 1864. 8°. .4617.15 
 -Wilds of London. London. 1874. 8°. . .5818.10 
 
 *y For tales by him, sec Fiction (p. 136). 
 
 Greenwood (Thomas). Cathedra Petri : a political 
 hist, of the great Latin patriarchate, to the refor- 
 mation [1410]. 6v. London, 1861-72. 8°. 3428.14 
 
 •- History of the Germans : barbaric period. London, 
 1836. 4°. 548.44 
 
 Greenwood (Wm. Henry). Manual of metallurgy. 
 London, 1874. 12° 3933.58 
 
 Greenwood cemetery. Map. New York, 1865. folded 
 16°. [No title page.] 613.08 
 
 Greer (Mrs. Sarah, wife of John B. ) Quakerism ; or the 
 story of my life, [anon.] Phila., 1862. 12°. 3586.08 
 
 Gregg (Rev. Alexander). History of the old Cheraws. 
 1730-1810. New York, 1867. 8°. ... 625.04 
 
 Gregg (Joseph). Commerce of the prairies. 2 v. PhiL, 
 1850. 12°. 1124.10 
 
 Greg (Wm.Eathboue). The creed of Christendom. New 
 York, 1855. 12° 3555.13 
 
 -Enigmas of life. London, 1872. 8°. . .5812.17 
 Contents : Realisable ideals. Malthus notwithstanding. 
 Non-survival of the fittest. Human development. Signifi- 
 cance of life. De profundis. Elsewhere. 
 
 — Essays on political and social science. 2 v. London, 
 
 1853. 8° 2526.23 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Dr. Arnold's Lectures on modern history. 
 Dr. Arnold's Life and correspondence. Laing's German 
 Catholic schism. Laing on peasant proprietorship. Un- 
 sound social philosophy. Principles of taxation. Eng- 
 land as it is. Mrs. Gaskell's Mary Barton. Investments 
 for the working classes. English socialism. Alison's His- 
 tory of Europe. 2. The fermentation of Europe. Difficul- 
 ties of republican France. France since 1848. Net results 
 of 1848 in Germany and Italy. France in January, 1862. 
 ShaH we retain our colonies? Relation between employers 
 and employed. Sir E. Peel's character and policy. Pros- 
 pects otBritish statesmanship. The expected reform bill. 
 Representative reform. 
 
 — Great duel [French-German war] ; its true meaning 
 
 and uses. London, 1871. 12°. . 526.08 
 
 — Literary and social judgments. L., 1868. 8°. 2526.20 
 
 Contents : British and foreign characteristics. Chateau- 
 briand. Doom of the Negro race False morality of lady 
 novelists. French fiction, the lowest deep. Good people. 
 Kingsley and Carlyle. Stael(il/adamede). Time. Tocque- 
 ville (M. de). Truth vs. education. Why are women re- 
 dundant? 
 
 — Mistaken aims and attainable ideals of the artizan 
 
 class. London, 1876. 12° 5812.30 
 
 — Political problems for our age and country. Lon- 
 
 don, 1870. 8° 5716.13 
 
 Contents : Constitutional and autocratic statesmanship. 
 England's future attitude and mission. Disposal of the 
 oriminal classes. Recent change in the character of Eng- 
 lish crime. The intrinsic vice of trade unions. Industrial 
 and co-operative partnerships. The economic problem. 
 Political consistency. The parliamentary career. The 
 price we pay for self-government. Vestryism. Direct vs. 
 indirect taxation. The new regime and how to meet it. 
 
 — Rocks ahead ; or, the warnings of Cassandra. 2d 
 
 ed. London, 1874. 12° 5812.26 
 
 Contents : Political rock. Economio rock. Religious rock. 
 Appendix. The mistake of honest democrats. Unionist 
 restrictions on labour. Three men and three eras. United 
 States in recent years. 
 
 Note. — Articles by Arthur Arnold controverting, and by 
 Mr. Greg defending his pessimistic views, will be found 
 in Contemp. rev. for Aug. and Nov., 1874. See also lord 
 Lyttelton's notes on the ' Religious rock,' in Contemp. rev., 
 Aug., 1874. 
 
 See also Contemp. rev., v. 20, 1872 (W. R. G.'s Political es- 
 says, by W. Smith). 
 Gregariousness. See Macmlllan's mag., Feb., 1871 or Littell, 
 
 1871, v. 1 (Article by F. Galton). 
 Gregorovius (Ferdinand). Corsica : picturesque, his- 
 torical and social : with account of the Bonaparte, 
 Paoli, and other principal families. Tr. by E. J. 
 Morris. Philadelphia, 1855. 8°. . . . 975.16 
 
 — Corsica picturesque, social, and historical. London, 
 
 1855. 16°. [Trav. libr., v. 2.] . . . . 5075.07 
 
 — Geschichte der Stadt Rom, v.-xvi Jahrhundert. 
 
 8 v. Stuttgart, 1869-72. 8° 538.01 
 
 — Tombeaux des papes romaines. P., 1859. 12°. 3425.13 
 Gregory. For lives of persons of this name, see Biography (p. 151). 
 Gregory [Lai. Gregorius] Neo-Gcesariensis or Thau- 
 
 maturgus. ■ Works. Tr. by S. D. F. Salmond. Ed- 
 inburgh, 1871. 8°. [Ante-Nicene lib., v. 20.] 
 
 Gregory I. the Great (Saint). King Alfred's West-Saxon 
 version of Gregory's pastoral care, with Eng. 
 trans., the Latin text, and introd. Ed. by H. 
 Sweet. Pts. 1-2. L., 1871-72. 8°. [Early E. T. S., 
 nos. 45, 50.] 7914.05 
 
 Gregory (Benj.) The thorough business man : me- 
 moirs of Walter Powell, merchant. 3d ed. Lon- 
 don, 1872. 8° 3146.25 
 
 Gregory (D. S., D. D.) Why four gospels? or, the 
 gospel for all the world. N. Y., 1877. 12°. 3746.23 
 
 Gregory (G. de). Sardaigne. Paris, 1847. 8°. [Unl- 
 vera.] 901.26 
 
 Gregory (James, M. D.) Letters in defence of his es- 
 say on the difference between motive and action, 
 and cause and effect. L., 1819. 8°. . .5422.19 
 
 — Philos. and literary essays. 2 v. Edinburgh, 1792. 
 
 8° 5422.20 
 
 Contents : Essay on motive and action, and cause and 
 effect, with general introduction. 
 
 Gregory (John, M. D.) Comparative view of man 
 with the animal world. L., 1777. 16°. .6435.13 
 
 Gregory (Olinthus Gilbert). Evidences of the chris- 
 tian religion. London, 1851. 12°. . . 3555.15 
 
 Gregory (Robert). Are we better than our fathers ? 
 social position of England at the rev. of 1688 and 
 at the present time. Oxford, 1872. 12°. 5933.09 
 
 Gregory (Wm.) Letters on animal magnetism. Phil- 
 adelphia, 1851. 12° . 3814.22 
 
 On a post-tertiary sand, containing diatomaceous 
 
 exuviae. Loudon, 1854. 8° 4111.09 
 
 — Outlines of chemistry. Cin., 1851. 12". .4212.03 
 Greive (Rev. Wm. T.) Church and people of Servia. [In Galton 
 
 (F.) Vacation tourists, 1862-3.] 925.13 
 
 Grellmann (Heinrich M. G.) Dissertations on the 
 gipsies. Tr. by M. Raper. L., 1787. 4°. 5838.01 
 ♦Grenadier guards. M'Nair (E. F.) Colours of. 4518.19 
 Grenville (George Nugent Temple, lord Nugent). Me- 
 morials of John Hampden. L., 1854. 8°. 3075.09 
 Grenville (Richard Plantagenet Temple Nugent 
 Brydges Chandos, Id duke of Buckingham and 
 Cliandos, 3d marquis and 4th earl of Grenville). 
 
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594 
 
 GRENVILLE- GRIMSHAW 
 
 Grenville, duke of Bucleingham and Chandos, cont'd. 
 
 — Memoirs of the court of England, during the regency, 
 
 1811-1820. 2 v. London, 1856. 8°. . . 3064.29 
 
 — Memoirs of the court of George iv. 2 v. London, 
 
 1859. 8° 306.3.06 
 
 — Memoirs of the court and cabinets of William rv. and 
 
 Victoria. 2 v. London, 1801. 8°. . . .3186.06 
 
 — Private diary [in Italy and Sicily]. 3 v. London, 
 
 1862. 12° 971.16 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Nat. rev., v. 14, 1862. 
 
 Grenville papers : correspondence of Bichard Gren- 
 ville, earl Temple, and hon. George Grenville, 
 their friends and contemporaries, [1742-1777]. Ed. 
 by W. J. Smith. 4 v. L., 1852-53. 8°. 3073.03 
 
 Grreppo (J. G. H., abbe*). Essay on the hieroglyphic 
 system of M. Champollion, jun. Tr. by I. Stuart. 
 Boston, 1830. 12° 6441.01 
 
 Grealey (Rev.~W.) Priests and philosophers. London, 
 1873. 12° 3555.21 
 
 Greswell (Wm. Parr). Memoirs of Politianus, Picus 
 of Mirandula, Sannazarius, P. Bembus, H. Fra- 
 castorius, M. A. Flaminius, and the Amalthei. 
 With translations. London, 1805. 8°. . 3073.19 
 
 Grettis saga ; story of Grettir the Strong. Tr. by E. 
 Magnusson and W. Morris. L., 1869. 8°. 211.56 
 
 Gretton {Mrs. G. ) Englishwoman in Italy: Boman 
 States and Sardinia. 2 v. L„ 1860. 12°. 972.22 
 
 Greville (Charles O. P., clerk of the council to Geo. and Win. IV.) 
 Memoirs. See Biography (p. 151) ; also Qu. rev., 138, 1875. 
 
 Grevy (Jules). King (E.) French pol. leaders. 1876. . 3221.17 
 
 Grey. See also Gray. 
 
 Grey (Arthur, Ibihbaron Grey of Wilton). Commentary 
 of the services and charges of Wm. lord Grey of 
 Wilton, [1530-60]; with memoir ; ed. by Sir P. de 
 M. Grey Egerton. L., Camdensoc, 1847. 4°. 5112.40 
 
 Grey (Hon. Charles, lieut.-gen., b. 1804). Early years of 
 the Prince Consort. N. Y., 1867. 12°. .3013.12 
 
 Grey (Charles, esq., transl. and ed.) A narrative of 
 Italian travels in Persia in the 15th and 16th cen- 
 turies. London, 1873. 8° 1042.22 
 
 Note. — Narratives of 0. Zeno, G. B. Ramusio, a merchant, 
 and V. d'Alessandri. 
 
 Grey (Sir George). Polynesian mythology. London, 
 1855. 8° 3816.02 
 
 — Two expeditions in Northwest and Western Aus- 
 
 tralia, 1837-39. 2 v. London, 1841. 8°. 1063.06 
 
 Grey (Henry George, 3d earl). Colonial policy of lord 
 John Bussell's administration. 2d ed. 2 v. Lon- 
 don, 1853. 8° 5727.13 
 
 Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 98. 
 
 Grey (Lady Jane). Writings. L., 1831. 12°. 3546.15 
 
 «6g- Tor lives of Lady Jane Grey, see Biography (p. 151) ; 
 
 aiso James (G. P. R.) Memoirs of eel. women. 1876. 3251.11 
 
 Grey (M. G.) and Shirreff (E.) Thoughts on self- 
 culture. 2v.ini. London, 1850. 12°. 5512.08 
 
 Grey (Bichard). Memoria technica. Oxford, 1857 
 12° 5514.13 
 
 Grey (Hon. Mrs. Theresa, wife of Wm.) Journal of a 
 visit to Egypt, Constantinople , etc. in the suite of 
 the prince of Wales. N. Y., 1870. 16°. 1091.02 
 
 Grey Friars, (London). Chronicle. Ed. by J. G. 
 Nichols. L., Camden soc, 1852. 4°. . 5113.07 
 
 Oreyson letters. See Rogers (Henry). 1858 3587 18 
 
 Gribble (Thomas). The semi-barbarous Hebrew and 
 the extinguished theologian : an essay. London 
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 With a memoir. Edinburgh, 1839. 8°. .5814.18 
 
 Same. With notes by C. S. Henry. New York, 
 
 1850. 12° * 42 - 13 
 
 Note.— This forms v. 1 of his History of civilization. 
 
 — Great christians of France : Saint Louis and Calvin. 
 
 Philadelphia, [1869.] 12° 3114.20 
 
 — Histoire de la civilization en France, depuis la chute 
 
 del'empireRomain. 2eed. 4 v. P., 1868. 12°. 441.12 
 
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 2-4. Hist, of civilization in France to the 14th century. 
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 1856 8° dWto.QJ 
 
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 — Last days of the reign of Louis Philippe. London, 
 
 1867. 8°. .... 3H4.M 
 
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 _ Meditations on the actual state of Christianity, and 
 
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 York, 1865. 12° 3555.18 
 
 _ Memoirs of George Monk. L., 1838. 8°. .3124.07 
 Same. "Monk : or the restoration, in 1660. Tr 
 
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 — Memoirs to illustrate the history of my time [1807- 
 
 40]. 4 v. London, 1858-61. 8°. . . . 3074.07 
 
 — Popular history of France. [To 1789. ] Tr. by E 
 
 Black. 6v. Boston, 1876. 8°. . . . 518.00 
 
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 Note— The match between Charles I. (while prince) and 
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 a&oBentley's miscel., T. 23, 1848 ; London qu. rev., v. 44,' 
 1876 (G.'s Continuity of character). 
 
 — and Mme. F. P. G. ) Abailard et Heloise : essai 
 
 historique. Nouv ed. Paris, 1853. 8°. 3012.24 
 49> For Mme. G.'a tales, in English, see Fiction (p. 486) 
 Gulf-stream. 
 
 — Baehe (A. D.) Annual address. [In Amer. geog. soc. Bulle- 
 
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 — Belcher (Sir E. ) The great equatorial current, mis- 
 
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 — Wynne (J.) Influence of the Gulf stream upon the summer 
 
 climate of the Atlantic coast, [In Amer, assoc, v. 11, 1858.1 
 jjfy See also Ocean. 
 Gulick. See Gullick. 
 Gulielmus. See William. 
 
 Galistan, or Rose garden. See Sadi 1683.14 
 
 Gullick (Thomas John) and Timbs (J.) Painting 
 popularly explained ; incl. hist, sketches. Lon- 
 don, 1864. 16° 1122.12 
 
 Gully (J. M.) Water-cure in chronic disease. New 
 
 York, 1847. 12° 4321.14 
 
 Gumble (Thomas). Life of General Monck. Lon- 
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 phia, 1853. 8° 3925.08 
 
 Gumpach (Johannes von). Baby-worlds. London 
 
 1863. 8° 4017.17 
 
 Note. — An eBSay on comets, with app. on ancient eclipses. 
 — True figure and dimensions of the earth. 2d ed 
 
 London, 1862. 8° 4015.33 
 
 Gun, and gunning. See Amusements ( p. 25) ;— Military science. 
 
 Gun, rod, and saddle. See Gilmore (Parker). . . . 4615.14 
 
 Gun's index to advertisements for next of kin, heirs-at- 
 
 law, legatees, and cases of unclaimed money. Pts. 
 
 l-7inlv. London, [1873.] 12°. . . . 3222.17 
 
 Gun-cotton. Karolyi (— von). Products of combustion of gun- 
 
 cotton and gunpowder. [In Srn. rep.. 1864.] . . .3936.19 
 
 Gunderode (K. von) and Arnim [Mme. Bettine von). 
 
 Correspondence. Boston, 1861. 8°. . . 3023.18 
 
 Gunn (John). Theory and practice of fingering the 
 
 violoncello. 2ded. London, [n. d.] fol. 1567.05 
 
 Gunnery. See Military science. 
 
 Gunnery in 1858. See Greener |W.) 1858 4515.20 
 
 Gunning (Henry). Eeminiscences of Cambridge, from 
 
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 Gunnison (J. W.) The Mormons. Philadelphia, 1852. 
 
 „ 12 °; • • • 3454.01 
 
 faunpowder. Set Military science. 
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 . 1857 ' 461.15 
 
 istoton (/. p.) i n jfj Conspiracies, etc., v. 2. . . 441.02 
 
 — lrue account of the gunpowder plot ; extr. from 
 
 Lingardand Dodd. 1851 477.07 
 
 See also Ainsworth's novel ' Guy Fawkes ' [115.15]. 
 
 Gunter's modern confectioner. New ed., by W. 
 Jeanes. London, 1861. 12°. .... 6017.11 
 
 Gunther (Albert C. L. G.) "Keptiles of British India. 
 London, Ray soc, 1864. fol 4749.07 
 
 g!™ S " 0hnr °n (Mrs. F. Marryat). 1868 1011.06 
 
 woraey (Hudson). Observations on the Bayeux tapestry. [In 
 Archaologia, v. 18, 1817.] 5128.- 
 
 wurney (Joseph John). Essays on Christianity. Phil- 
 adelphia, 1829. 12°. 3555.22 
 
 - *Sde^^rT cuiiaritiea ° f the '^ 
 
 -Winter in the West Indies. N. Y., 1840. V." 116220 
 
 -Braithwaite (J. B.) Memoirs of. 2 v. 1854 3074 12 
 
 Gurney (Thomas) Brachygraphy. Isti ed. by / 
 
 Gurney. London, 1803. 18°. . fi4si ns 
 
 GUr0 Y'ork ki l ( 8 A 5 d 7^2^ ** *^»* Wn« 
 
 - Diary, 1861-2. Boston, 1862. 12° ' ' ' fio, 
 
 - Diary, 1862-3. New York, 1864. 12°.' ' ' 632 14 
 -Diary, 1863-65. Washington, 1866. 16°' ' 632 15 
 
 - Eussia as it is. New York, 1857. 12° 993'o°. 
 
 See biogr. sketch of A. G. in Atlantic, v' is' 1866 
 Guseck (Bernd von). Im Herzen von Deutschland ■ 
 hist. Erzahlung. Berlin, [n .d] 16°. .7116 19 
 S?w Tor A k! g i e 872 a) 'l2" ^ Th0Ught9 on men and *ings. 
 Contents': Introd. Croquet. On going 'to' town' head- 
 ing party. Woman's work. Philosophers and prkct phi 
 losophy. Ritualism. Christmas-tide. Dancing [First 
 catch your husband. On bishops. The finer flelines of 
 our nature. New mode of doing penance «"™6» °i 
 
 ta Dec. A 1862 llU8 ' ^ Bi °e ra P h y (P- 152 > : afeoNew monthly, 
 Gutch (John). Collectanea curiosa ; or tracts rel to 
 England and Ireland. 2 v. Oxford, 1781. 8°. 473 23 
 
 C if°3 n , E) A L y teU g este of Kobin Hode. 
 
 With his history and character. With cuts by F 
 
 W. Fairholt. 2 v. London, 1867. 8°. . 1682 27 
 Guterbock (Carl). Bracton and his relation to the 
 
 Eoman law. Philadelphia, 1866. 8°. 5613 24 
 Guthrie (Frederick). Elements of heat and non-met- 
 
 allic chemistry. London, 1868. 12°. . 4213 08 
 Guthrie (Thomas). Autobiography, and memoir by 
 
 his sons. 2 v. New York, 1874. 12°. 3073 22 
 
 — The Gospel in Ezekiel. N. Y., 1859. 12°. 3556.01 
 
 — The Parables read in the light of the present dav 
 
 New York, 1866. 12° . 3556.02 
 
 — Speaking to the heart : sermons. New York, 1863 
 
 1 2 °- 3556.04 
 
 — ine Way to Me : sermons. N. Y., 1862. 12°. 3556.03 
 Gutta percha. See India-rubber, and gutta percha goods 
 Gutzkow (Karl). Die Eitter vom Geiste : Eoman. 5e 
 
 Aufl. 4v. Berlin, [n. d.] 18°. . . . 7116.21 
 Gutzlaff (Charles). Sketch of Chinese history. 2 v 
 
 London, 1834. 8°. 1036.01 
 
 Guy of Warwick (Eomance of). Ed. from the ms. in 
 
 the Univ. lib., Cambridge, by J. Zupitza. Pt. 1. 
 
 L. , Early E. T. soc, ex. ser., 25, 1875. 8°. 
 
 — Noble and renowned history of Guy of Warwick 
 
 Chiswick, 1821. 12°. 3176.24 
 
 Note.— A reprint of a modern abridgment in prose. 
 
 — Ellis (ff.) Metrical romances. Bohn, 1848 1641.16 
 
 Guy (Joseph). Elements of astronomy. Philadelphia. 
 
 1833. 18° 4016.11 
 
 Guy (Wm. A.) and Ferrier (D.) Principles of foren- 
 sic medicine. 4th ed. London, 1875. 12°. 4355.06 
 
 — Public health. London, 1870. 12°. . . . 4345.28 
 Guylforde (Sir Eichard). Pilgrimage to the Holy 
 
 Land, 1506. Ed. by Sir H. Ellis. London, Cam- 
 den soc, 1851. 4°. 5113.05 
 
 Guyon (Claude Marie, abbt). Histoire des Amazones. 
 Paris, 1740. 18° 5822.25 
 
 Guyon (Mme. Jeanne Marie Bouvier de la Mothe). 
 
 Life and religious experience. From the French. 
 
 With a selection of her poems. Also the method 
 
 of prayer. New York, 1825. 8°. . . .3074.23 
 
 jffi^* For lives of this author see Biography (p. 152). 
 
 Guyot (Arnold Henry). The earth and man. Tr. by 
 C. C. Felton. Boston, 1853. 12°. . . . 922.03 
 
 — Directions for meteorol. observ. [In Sm. rep., 1855.] . 3936.10 
 
 — Tables meteorological and physical, 1869. [In Sm. miscel., 
 
 coll., V. 1.) 3935.11 
 
 Guzman (Alonzo Enriquez de). Life and acts, 1518- 
 1543. Tr. with notes, by C. E. Markham. Lon- 
 don, Hakluyl soc, 1862. 8° 3074.24 
 
 Gwilt (Joseph). Encyclopaedia of architecture. Lon- 
 don, 1851. 8°. 1314.01 
 
 — Sciography. 3d ed. London, 1833. 8°. . 1432.08 
 Gyll (G. W. J.) A tractate on language. 2d ed. Lon- 
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 Gymnastics. See Amusements (p. 25). 
 
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 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving th« AUTHOK'8 NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER, 
 
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 GYPSIES -HAILM AN 
 
 Gypsies. 
 
 — Sorrow ( G.) Romano lavo-lil : word-book of the Ro- 
 
 many ; or, English Gypsy language. 1874. 5835.08 
 
 The Zinoali ; or, the Gypsies of Spain. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1843. 8° 982.19 
 
 Same. New York, 1853. 8° 985.01 
 
 See also Borrow's novels ' Laveugro ' [135.03] and ' Ro- 
 many Eye ' [135.07]. 
 
 — Bryant (J.) Collections on the Zingara, or gypsey language. 
 
 [In Archasologia, v. 7, 1785.] 5128.— 
 
 — Orabb(J.) Gipsies' advocate. 1832. . .5835.03 
 
 — QreUmann (H. M. G.) Dissertations on the gipsies. 
 
 Tr. by M. Raper 5838.01 
 
 — Harriot (J. S.) Oriental origin of the Gypsey and Bohemian. 
 
 [In Royal Asiatic soo., v. 2, 1830 ; p. 518-558.] . . 
 
 — Hoyland (J.) Hist, survey of the gypsies.lsl6.5835.02 
 
 — Leland ( G. G.) English gipsies and their language. 
 
 1873 5835.07 
 
 — Marsden ( W.) Observations on the language of the people 
 
 called Gypsies. [In Archajologia, v. 7, 1785.] . . . 6128.— 
 
 — Paspati (A. G.) Language of the G. as now used in the Turk- 
 
 ish empire. [In Amer. orient, soc, v. 7, 1862.] . . 7814.01 
 
 — Roberts (S.) The Gypsies. 4th ed. 1836. 5835.04 
 Parallel miracles : the Jews and the G. 1830. 5835.05 
 
 — Simson ( W.) History of the gipsies. 1866. 5835.01 
 
 Reviewed in Bentley's miscel.. v. 63, 1868. 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 17, 1866 (art. by G W. Hos- 
 mer) ; Bentley's miscel., v. 59, 1866, or Littell, 1866, V. 2 ; 
 Chambers's miscel., v. 8 ; Nat. qu. rev., v. 8, 1864; New 
 monthly, Oct., 1863 ; Temple Bar, May, 1876. 
 
 .See also in Fiction, Borrow's novels, given above, G. S. 
 Phillips's 'Gypsies of Danes' Dike' [241.13] ; W. McDon- 
 nell's Heathens of the heath [227.35] ; G. P. R. James's 
 Gipsy [216.66] ; and Scott's Guy Mannering (Character of 
 Meg Merriliea). 
 
 Habeas corpus. SeeLaw. (Habeas corpus.) 
 
 Haberdashery. Perkins (E. E.) Treatise, etc 3941.09 
 
 Habersham (Joseph). Herring (J.) and Longacre (J. B.) Nat. 
 portr. gallery, v. 4, 1839 3247.11 
 
 Habington (Wm.) Castara, 1634-40. Ed. by E. Ar- 
 ber. London, 1870. 18° 5011.10 
 
 — Poems. Ed. with life by A. Chalmers. [In his Engl, poets, v. 
 
 6, 1810.] 1626.06 
 
 — Select poems. [In Sanford (E.) and Walsh (R.) Brit, poets, v. 
 
 5, 1819.] 1691.05 
 
 Habit. 
 
 — Arnold (F.) Turning points in life, 1873 ; p. 27-43. .2512.31 
 
 — Elder ( W.) Essays, 1853 ; pp. 244-68 2524.01 
 
 — Murphy (J.J.) Habit and intelligence. 2v. 1869. 5425.01 
 
 Note. — Chapters on the association of ideas and formation 
 of habits should be sought for in works in Philosophy 
 (Psychology) ; and Moral science. 
 
 — Symonds {J. A.) In his Miscellanies, 1871 ; p. 293-325. 2547.19 
 
 Habitations of animals. See Wood (J. G.) 4725.01 
 
 Habitations of man in all ages. See Viollet-Le-Duc (E.) 1316.32 
 
 Habits and men. See Doran (John) 2623.11 
 
 Habits of good society : etiquette, [anon.] London, 
 
 1859. 16' 5427.06 
 
 Hack (Maria). Stories from English history during 
 the Middle ages. Revised by D. M. Smith. Lon- 
 don, 1872. 8° 463.16 
 
 Hackett (Horatio Balch). Christian memorials of the 
 war. Boston, 1864. 12° 632.16 
 
 — Commentary on the original text of the Acts of the 
 
 apostles. Boston, 1863. 8° 3755.10 
 
 — Illustrations of Scripture ; suggested by a tour in 
 
 the Holy Land. 8th ed. B., 1857. 12°. 3736.05 
 
 — ed. See Smith (Wm.) Diet, of the Bible. N. Y. ed. . 3716 08 
 Hackett (James Henry). Notes, etc. upon Shakes- 
 peare's plays and actors. N. Y., 1863. 12°. 1753.17 
 
 Hackett (John). Select and remarkable epitaphs. 
 2v. London, 1757. 16° 6215 11 
 
 Hacklander (F. W.) Werke. v. 35-48. Stuttgart, 
 
 1863-73. 16° 7111.25 
 
 Contents : 1-3. Namenlose Geschichten. 4-5. Soldaten- 
 leben— Wachtstubenabenteuer. 6. Kleinere Erzahlungen 
 nnd humoristische Skizzen. 7. Handel uud Waudel 8-9 
 ReiBe in den Orient. 10-12. Eugen Stilli'ried. 13 Mar- 
 chen. 14. Pilgerzug nach Mekka. 15. Theater: Geheimer 
 Agent — Magnetische Kuren — Schuldig. 16-20. Euvopa- 
 lsches Sklavenleben. 21. Der Augenblick des Gliicks 
 22-24. Ein Winter in Spanien. 25-26. Erlebtes. 27 Thea- 
 ter : Zur Rune setzen— Monsieur de Ble. 28-29. Bilder 
 aus dem Soldatenleben im Kriege. 30-34. Der nene Don 
 Quixote. 35-36. Tag uud Nacht. 37. Der Tannhauser 
 38-39. Krieg and Frieden. 40. Tagebuchblatter. 41-42 
 Der Wechsel des Lebens. 43. Der verlorene Sohn • Lust- 
 spiel. 44-48. Die dunkle Stunde. 49. Fiirst nnd Cava- 
 ?:, 5 °- Nahes un <i Femes. 51. Neue Geschichten. 
 S2-56. Lin Kunstlerroman. 57. ZwMf Zettel. 58-60. 
 DaB Geheimniss der Stadt. 
 4S~ For translations of his novels Bee Fiction (p. 486.) 
 
 Hackle (Palmer), pseud. See Blakey (Robert). 
 
 Haddan (Arthur West). Apostolical succession in the 
 
 church of England. London 3556.06 
 
 Haddock (J. W., M.D.) Somnolism and psycheism 
 
 2ded. London, 1851. 12°. 3811.02 
 
 Haddon (James). Book-keeping and commercial 
 
 phraseology. London, 1861. 16°. . . 4015.07 
 
 — Elements of algebra. London, 1859. 16°. 4012.16 
 
 Note. — See Young ( J. R.) Key and companion. . 4012 17 
 
 — Examples and solutions in the differential calculus 
 
 London, 1851. 16° 4012.19 
 
 Hades. See Biblical and religious lit. (Hell, p. 89.) 
 
 Hades and heaven. See Bickersteth (E. H.) 1869. . . . 3517.03 
 
 Hadfield (H. H.) Treatise on perspective. London, 
 
 [1858]. 16° 1432.28 
 
 Hadfield (Wm.) Brazil, River Plate, and Falkland 
 
 Islands. London, 1854. 8° 1164.13 
 
 Hadji in Syria. See Johnson (Mrs. S. B.) 1858 1051.01 
 
 Hadley (James). Essays philosophical and critical 
 
 New York, 1873. 8°. 6414.19 
 
 Contents : Ionian migration. Greek rhythm and metre, 
 and other papers. Indo-European futures. Indo-Euro- 
 pean aspirate muteB. On passive formations. English 
 possessive case. Ellis's Early English pronunciation. Ol 
 English vowel quantity in the 13th century and in ths 
 19th. Tennyson's Princess. The number seven. Deci- 
 sions of college class disputes. On the Hebrew chronology 
 from Moses to Solomon. On the language of Palestine at 
 the time of Christ. 
 
 — Greek grammar. New York, 1861. 12°. . 6414.06 
 
 — Introduction to Roman law. N.Y.,1873. 12°. 5631.23 
 Haeckel (Ernst). History of creation : exposition of 
 
 evolution. 2 v. New York, 1876. 12°. . 4713.24 
 Haeseler (Charles H.) Across the Atlantic. Letters 
 
 from Trance, Switzerland, Germany, Italy, and 
 
 England. Philadelphia, 1868. 12°. . . 945.08 
 Hafiz (Muhammad Shams ed-din). Persian lyrics. 
 
 With illustrations, by J. H. Hindley. London, 
 
 1800. 4° 1645 07 
 
 See also notices in Eraser's mag., v. 50, 1854 ; v. 63, 1861 ; 
 
 Macmillan, July, 1874. 
 Hageman (S. Miller). Silence, [a poem]. New 
 
 York, 1877. 12° 1645.36 
 
 Hagen (Gotthilf H. L.) Memoir of J. F. Encke. [In Sm. rep., 
 
 1868.] 3936.23 
 
 Hagen (Hermann August). Synopsis of described neui'optera of 
 
 N. and S. A. [In Sm. miscel. coll., v. 4, 1862.] . . 3935.14 
 
 — Monograph of the N. A. astacids. [In Museum of comp. zool- 
 
 ogy, no. 3, 1870.] 4738.16 
 
 Hagenbach (Karl Budolph). German rationalism. 
 Tr. by W. L. Gage and J. H. W. Stuckenberg. 
 
 Edin., 1865. 8° 3556.05 
 
 Note. — Contains notices of Lessing, Zinzendorff, Sweden- 
 borg, Stilling, Lavater, Herder, Kant, Schiller, Schellieg, 
 Jacobi, Fichte, Richter, Goethe, Novalis, Schleiermacher, 
 Hegel. 
 
 — History of the church in the 18th and 19th centuries. 
 
 Tr. by J. F. Hurst. 2 v. N. Y, 1869. 8°. 3417.14 
 
 — Text-book of the history of doctrines. 2 v. New 
 
 York, 1863. 8° 3556.07 
 
 Hague (James L\) Mining industry. Wash., 1870. 4°. 
 
 (U. S. Geol. exploration of the iOth parallel, v. 3. 
 
 1870.] 1116.11 
 
 Hague (Wm.,D.D.) Home life. N.Y.,1855. 12°. 3556.09 
 Hahn-Hahn (IdaM. L. G., griifin). Travels in Sweden. 
 
 London, [1842]. 18° 991-17 
 
 — Letters from the Orient. London, 1845. 8°. 1045.01 
 
 X&~ For her romances, see Fiction class-list (p. 486). 
 Hahnemann (Samuel). Lesser writings. Tr. by K. 
 E. Dudgeon. With notes by E. E. Marcy. New 
 York, 1852. 8° 4342.13 
 
 — Materia medica pura. Tr. by J. C. Hempel. 4 v. 
 
 New York, 1846. 8° 4342.04 
 
 — Organon of homoeopathic medicine. 3d American ed. 
 
 New York, 1849. 8° 4342.01 
 
 Haidah Indians. See Swan (James G.) 3937.21 
 
 Haig (James ). Philosophy : or science of truth. Lon- 
 don, 1861. 12°. 5423.09 
 
 Haigh (Daniel H.) Anglo-Saxon sagas, as aids to his- 
 tory. London, 1861. 8° 466.23 
 
 Haight (Fletcher M.) Review of Dr. Scott's Bible and politics. 
 
 San Francisco, 1859. 8° ■ ■ 8518.W 
 
 Haight (Mrs. Sarah Rogers, wife of R. K.) Letters 
 
 from the old world, {anon.} N.Y.,1840. 12°. 914.14 
 
 Hailman (W. N.) Kindergarten culture. New York, 
 
 1873. 12°. . . . 6512.32 
 
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 Hailstorms. Gibson (W. S.) (Miscellanies. 2d a. 1863; p. 209- 
 
 22.] 2528.U 
 
 ,$y See also Meteorology. 
 
 Haines (Rev. Herbert). Manual of monumental brasses 
 in the British isles. 2 v. London, 1861. 8°. 1452.11 
 
 Hair (Diseases of the). See Medicine. {Hair.) 
 
 Hair and Beard. 
 
 — Stewart (J.) Plooacosmos ; or whole art of hair- 
 
 dressing. 1782 6014.23 
 
 See also Bentley's miscel., v. 7, 1840 (Hair and beard, as 
 fashioned by politics and religion, by 0. Mackay) ; v. 11, 
 1842 (Chapter on beards, by W. Collier) ; Chambers's jour- 
 nal v. 7, 1857 (Beards of our fathers). 
 Hakluyt (Bichard). Collections of the early voyages, 
 travels, and discoveries of the English nation. 
 
 5v. London, 1809-12. 4° 916.15 
 
 Note.— For contents see Geography (p. 509 of Catalogue). 
 
 — Discourse concerning western planting, written in 
 
 1584. With preface by L. Woods. Ed. with notes, 
 by 0. Deane. Camb., 1877. 8°. . . . 563.28 
 
 — Divers voyages touching the discovery of America, 
 
 and the islands adjacent, 1582. Ed. by J. W. Jones. 
 London, Hakluyt soc, 1850. 8°. . . . 1134.09 
 
 Collier (J. P.) On Hakluyt and American discoveries, fin 
 
 Archaologia, v. 33, 1849.] 6128.— 
 
 Hakluyt society. Works issued by the Hakluyt So- 
 ciety. London, 1848-75. 8°. 
 Contents. 
 Note.— Fuller entries aro made elsewhere under the 
 names of the authors and editors. 
 Alboquorque (AffonBo). Commentaries of the great Afonso 
 
 D'alboquerque 1036.26 
 
 Andagoya (P. de). Narrative of the proceedings of Pedrarias 
 Davila [1514] in the provinces of Tierra Firme ; and of the 
 discovery of the South Sea and the coasts of Peru and Ni- 
 caragua 1166.23 
 
 Asher (G. M.) Henry Hudson the navigator. . . . 1145.12 
 Barbaro (J.) and Contarini (A.) Travels to Tana [1436], and 
 
 Persia [1473] 1042.22 
 
 Barbosa (D.) Description of the coasts of East Africa and 
 
 Malabar in the beginning of the 16th century. . . 1095.13 
 
 Benzoni (G.) Hist, of New World ; travels, 1541-1556. 663.21 
 
 Biedma (L. H. de). Relation of the expedition of Ferdinand 
 
 deSoto 1134.10 
 
 Bontier (P.) and Le Verrier (J.) The Canarian, or book of 
 
 the conquest of the Canarians in 1402 1096.04 
 
 Champlain (S.) Voyage to the West Indies and Mexico, 
 
 1599 1166.11 
 
 Oieza de Leon (P.) Travels of, 1632-1550, from gulf of Darien 
 
 to the city of La Plata 667.14 
 
 Clavijo (R. G. de). Narrative of the embassy to the court of 
 
 Timour at Samarcand, 1403-1406 1036.10 
 
 Coats (Capt. W.) Geogr. of Hudson's Bay, 1727-1751. 1145.15 
 Columbus (C.) Letters relating to his four voyages to the 
 
 New World 3043.10 
 
 Contarini (A.) Travels to Persia, 1473 1042.22 
 
 Cortes (H.) Account of his expedition to Honduras, 1625- 
 
 26 3044.07}£ 
 
 De Veer (G.) Three voyages of William Barents to the Arctic 
 regions, 1594, 1595, 1596. 2d ed., with introd. by K. Beyneu. 
 
 London, 1876. 8° 1141.14 
 
 Discovery and conquest of Terra Florida, by De Soto. Writ- 
 ten by a gentleman of Elvas 1134.10 
 
 Fletcher IF.) The world encompassed by Sir Francis Drake, 
 
 [1577-1579] 925.15 
 
 Fletcher (G.) Of the Ruese commonwealth. 1858. . 996.13 
 Frobisher (M.) Three voyages in search of a passage to 
 Cathaia and India by the north-west, 1576-1578. . 1145.11 
 Galvano (A.) Discoveries of the world unto 1555. . 925.17 
 G-ama (V. da). Three voyages and viceroyalty, from the 
 
 Lendas da India of Caspar Correa 1036.19 
 
 G-arcilasso de la Vega (the Inca)- Royal commentaries of the 
 
 Yncas. v. 1-2. 567.10 
 
 Grey (C, transl. and ed.) Narrative of Italian travels in Per- 
 sia in 15th and 16th centuries 1042.22 
 
 Contents : Travels in Persia, by Caterino Zeno, Dis- 
 course of Ramusio on the writings of Giovan Maria Angio- 
 lello, etc. The travels of a merchant in Persia. Narrative 
 of Vinceutio D'Alessandri. 
 Guzman (A. E. de). Life and acts, 1518-1543. . . . 3074.24 
 Hakluyt (R.) Voyages touching the discovery of America, 
 
 1582 1134.09 
 
 Hawkins {Sir R.) Observations in his voyage into the South 
 
 Sea, 1593 1064.16 
 
 Herberstein (S. von). Notes upon Russia. 2 v. . . 996.14 
 Horsey (Sir J.) Travels [in Russia, 1572-1691], . 996.13 
 
 Jordanus (Friar). The wonders of the East. . . . 1044.11 
 La Peyrere (I. de). Description of Greenland [1644). 1145.14 
 Major (R. H., ed.) Early voyages to Australia. . . . 1066.01 
 
 — India in the 15th century 1035.09 
 
 Markham (C.R.,e<Z.) Expedition to the valley of the Amazons. 
 
 1539-40 and 1639 1166.03 
 
 — Narrative of the rights and laws of the Yncas. . 567.23 
 
 — Reports on the discovery of Peru 567.24 
 
 Martens (F.) Voyage to Spitzbergen, [1671]. . . . 1145.14 
 Maynarde (T.) Sir FranciB Drake, his voyage, 1595. With 
 
 the Spanish account of Drake's attack on Puerto Rico. 925.16 
 
 M t e h n e d r°eof. (J 2\ G ' ^ H ' 9t ° ry ° f 0Mna and the » ituati °n 
 M ia d nuf°" (S "' H ' ) ' V ° ya 's 6 ' t0 ' t^ Bantam' and Ma'lucfiB 5 
 
 M n^\iL' a f The ? nlli PP me ' bands', Moiuccas.Tiam 
 Cambodia, Japan and China at the close of the xvi Ten! 
 
 Orleans (P j. d').' History of the two Tartar conquer"?"? 
 
 intoTarSry™ t . beFren . Ch : wlth M ^ *"*»* Journey 
 Pellham (E.) God's power and providence' in' the dlli™ 
 
 ance of eight Englishmen, left in Greenland, 1630. 1145 u 
 Figafetta (A.), and 'otters. First voyage round the world by 
 
 Magellan. Tr. by Lord Stanley 913 on 
 
 Raleigh (Sir W.) Discovery of Guiana, in 1595. ' ' .116604 
 Eundall (T.) Narrative of voyages towards the northwest in 
 
 search of a passage to Cathay and India, 1496-1631 1146 10 
 — (editor). Memorials of the empire of Japon: in the xvi 
 
 and xvii centuries 1022 19 
 
 Salil-Ibn-Hazik. History of the Imams and Seyyids of 'Oman 
 
 661 to 1856 iQ^2 lg 
 
 Simon (P.) Exped. of Pedro de Ursua and Lope deAguirre 
 
 in search of El Dorado and Omagua in 1560-61. . . 567 13 
 Stade (Hans). Captivity, 1547-65, among the wild tribes of 
 
 Eastern Brazil ngg 2 4 
 
 Strachey (W.) Historic of travaile into Virginia 'Britannia 
 
 [1610.J " £25 25 
 
 Varthema (L. di) . Travels in [the East], 1603 to' 1608.' 104410 
 Veer (G. de). Three voyages by the north-east towards 
 
 Cathay and China, 1594-1696 1145.13 
 
 Yule (H., ed.) Cathay and the way thither; medieval no- 
 tices of China. 2 v 1025.17 
 
 Zeno (N. and A.) Voyages to the northern seas, in the 14th 
 
 century. Ed. by R. H. Major 1143.16 
 
 Haldeman (Samuel S.) Affixes of English words 
 
 Phila., 1865. 12° . 6434.17 
 
 — "Pennsylvania Dutch," and other essays. [anon.\ 
 
 Philadelphia, 1872. 16° 621.15 
 
 — Points of linguistic ethnology, with phonetic illus. [In Amer. 
 
 assoc. Proc, v. 2] ; — Investigation of the power of the 
 Greek Z. [In v. 7] ;— Relations betw. the Chinese and Indo- 
 European languages. [In v. 10.] 3946.10 
 
 Hale (Benj., D.D.) Baccalaureate address at the annual com- 
 mencement of Geneva Coll. Geneva, N.T., 1839. 8°. 6093.23 
 
 Hale (C. V. B. M. ) Saturday evenings : moral and 
 religious essays. N. Y., 1845. 12°. . . 2526.07 
 
 Hale (Rev. Edward). Fall of the Stuarts, and western 
 Europe from 1678 to 1697. Boston, 1876. 16°. 
 [Epochs of mod. hist.] 481.01 
 
 Hale (Edward Everett). How to do it. Boston, 1871. 
 16° 5512.21 
 
 — Kansas and Nebraska. Boston, 1855. 12°. 1122.08 
 
 — Ninety days' worth of Europe. B., 1861. 12°. 941.08 
 
 — A summer vacation. Pour sermons. Boston, 1874. 
 
 16° 944.25 
 
 — Workingmen's homes. Essays and stories. Boston, 
 
 1874. 16° 5825.30 
 
 jgEg- For his tales and sketches see Fiction (p. 486). 
 
 Hale (Lucretia P.) The Bervice of sorrow. Boston, 
 1867. 12° 3556.19 
 
 Hale (Sir Matthew). The primitive origination of 
 mankind, according to the light of nature. Lon- 
 don, 1677. fol 3628.03 
 
 — Works, moral and religious. With his life and death 
 
 by bp. Burnet. 2 v. London, 1805. 8°. 3556.20 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Life and death by bp. Burnet. Letters 
 to his children. Discourses on religion, etc. 2. Miscella- 
 nies. Meditations upon the Lord's prayer. 
 &gT For lives of Hale see Biography (p. 152). , 
 
 Hale (Capt. Nathan, revolutionary martyr,b. 1755). iSfeePutnams 
 mag., May, 1856. 
 
 Hale (Salma). History of the U. S., to 1817. 2 v. New 
 York, 1846. 18° 572.07 
 
 Hale (Mrs. Sarah Josepha). Manners, or good society. 
 Boston, 1868. 12*. 5427.02 
 
 — "Woman's record. New York, 1855. 8°. .3268.06 
 Hale (W.) Mechanical means by which vessels are 
 
 propelled by steam power. L., 1868. 8°. 3926.30 
 Hale (W. H. ) The history of the Jews, from the time 
 of Alexander the Great to the destruction of Je- 
 rusalem by Titus, b. o. 409 to a. d. 70. 4th ed. 
 
 London, 1854. 16° 3441.09 
 
 Hales (John). Works. 3 v. Glasgow, 1765. 16° 3551.11 
 
 Hales (John W., ed.) Longer English poems, with 
 
 notes and introd. on the teaching of English. 
 
 London, 1872. 12° 1646.06 
 
 Hales (Rev. Wm.) New analysis of chronology and 
 geography, history and prophecy. 4 v. London, 
 1830. 8° 3442.19 
 
 In asking for books, use the '■ Book Order," giving the AU THOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER 
 
600 
 
 HALEY- HALL 
 
 Haley (John W. ) Examination of the alleged discrep- 
 ancies of the Bible. Introd. by A. Hovey. An- 
 
 dover, 1874. 12° 3556.18 
 
 Half-century of the Unitarian controversy. See Ellis (G. E.) 
 
 1857 3546.21 
 
 Half-hour'lectu'res on the fine arts. See Scott (W. B.) . 1411.07 
 Half-hours among some English antiquities. See Jewitt (L.) 491 .14 
 Half-hours with insects. See Packard (A. 8., jr.) . . .4823.27 
 Half-hours with modern scientists. Huxley, Barker, 
 Stirling, Cope, Tyndall. New Haven, 1871. 12°. 
 
 Same. 2d series. New Haven, 1873. 12°. 912.32 
 
 Contents : Natural selection, by A. S. Wallace. Spectrum 
 analysis by prof. Eoscoe, W. Huggius, J. W. Lockyer. 
 Half-hours with the best authors. See Knight (C.) 2 v. 2633.25 
 Half-hours with the best letter-writers and autobiographers. 
 
 See Knight (C.) 2 v. 1867 3267.05 
 
 Half-hours with the stars. See Proctor (B. A.) ... 4018.15 
 Half-hours with the telescope. See Proctor (B. A.) . . 4013.04 
 Halfpenny (¥m. ) New and compleat system of archi- 
 tecture. London, 1759. obi. 8°. . . . 1313.22 
 Half-tints. Table d'hote and drawing room. [anon. ] 
 
 New York, 1867. 12° 2531.01 
 
 Half-yearly abstract of the med. sciences. See Banking (W. H.) 
 Half-yearly abstract of the med. sciences. See Stone (W. D.) 
 Hali meidenhad ; an alliterative homily of the 13th 
 cent. Ed. by O. Cockayne. L., 1866. 8°. [E. E. 
 
 T. S., no. 18.] 7913.05 
 
 Haliburton (Thomas Chandler). Bubbles of Canada. 
 [anon.] Philadelphia, 1839. 8°. . . . 562.16 
 
 — Historical and statistical account of Nova Scotia. 
 
 2 v. Halifax, 1829. 8° 564.03 
 
 — Bule and misrule of the English in America. New 
 
 York, 1851. 12° 565.01 
 
 j&g- For his humorous works see Fiction (p. 487). 
 
 Halifax (Charles Montague, earl of). See Montague (Charles). 
 
 Halifax (Samuel). Elements of the Eoman civil law. 
 London, 1818. 8° 5613.13 
 
 Halkerstone (P.) Digest of the law of Scotland, rel. 
 to marriage. Edinburgh, 1827. 8°. . . 3573.29 
 
 Halkett (John). Historical notes respecting the In- 
 dians of North America. London, 1825. 8°. 557.06 
 
 Hall ( Capt. Basil). Fragments of voyages and travels. 
 London, 1842. 8° 935.14 ; 913.19 
 
 — The Lieutenant and commander ; autobiogr. sketches 
 
 from Fragments, etc. London, 1862. 32°. 931.23 
 
 — The Midshipman ; autobiogr. sketches, from Frag- 
 
 ments, etc. London, 1862. 32°. . . . 931.22 
 
 — Schloss Hainfeld ; or a winter in Lower Styria. Ed- 
 
 inburgh, 1836. 12° 965.13 
 
 — Travels in N. A., 1827-28. 3 v. L, 1830. 8°. 1073.16 
 Hall (Baynard B., D.D. ) Teaching a science: the 
 
 teacher an artist. New York, 1848. 12°. 5513.14 
 
 Hall (Benj. ) Official opinions of the attorneys general 
 of the U. S. With notes. 5 v. Washington 
 1852-56. 8° 5645.01 
 
 Hall (Benj. H.) College words and customs. Cam- 
 bridge, (Mass.) 1851. 12° 5513.13 
 
 Hall (Benj. Homer). History of Eastern Vermont, to 
 [1800]. New York, 1858. 8° 625.24 
 
 Hall (Charles F.) Arctic researches, 1860-62. New 
 York, 1865. 8° 1144.02 
 
 Hall (Charles H., D.D.) Notes on the gospels. 2v 
 New York, 1871. 12° 3753,07 
 
 — True Protestant ritualism : a review of " The law of 
 
 ritualism." Philadelphia, 1867. 16°. . 3767.16 
 Hall (Charles Badclyffe, M.D.) Mesmerism : in all 
 
 ages and countries. New York, 1845. 16°. 3814.39 
 Hall (Rev. Edward Brooks). Memoir of Mary L 
 
 Ware. Boston, 1856. 12° 3176.06 
 
 Hall (Edward H. ) Appletons' hand-book of American 
 
 travel : Southern tour. N. Y., 1872. 12°. 1072.19 
 
 — Great West : traveller's, miner's and emigrant's guide 
 
 and hand-book. New York, 1865. 16°. 1123.08 
 
 — Summer tourist's pocket-guide to American watering- 
 
 places. New York, 1869. 18° 1112.22 
 
 Hall (Edwin). The Puritans and their principles 
 
 New York, 1851. 8° .3436.09 
 
 Hall (Fitzedward). Becent exemplifications of false 
 
 philology. New York, 1872. 8°. . . (H33 22 
 -ft 7 ote-Reviewed by E. G. White in Galaxy, Oct. Nov 
 
 nee, 1873 (Punishing a pundit). 
 Hall (Frederick). Life of Maximilian 1. ; with sketch of 
 
 Garlota. New York, 1868. 12° 3122 19 
 
 Hall (Hiland). History of Vermont, to 1791. Albany 
 1868. 8° 625.24 
 
 Hall (Herbert Byng). Adventures of a bric-a-brac 
 hunter. London, 1868. 12° 1453.06 
 
 — The queen's messenger ; or, highways and bye-ways 
 
 of Europe. London, 1865. 12°. . . . 942.21 
 
 Hall (James, judge ; b. 1793, d. 1868). Legends of the 
 
 West. New York, 1853. 12° 212 19 
 
 — Letters from the West. L. 1828. 8°. . . 1124,01 
 
 — Life of Thomas Posey. [In Sparks (J.) Amer. biog. ,v.9.) 3241,01 
 
 — The West ; its commerce and navigation. Cincin- 
 
 nati, 1848. 12° 1124.09 
 
 Hall -(James, geologist, b. 1811). Geology of New York 
 
 4th district. Albany, 1843. 4°. ... 4718.12 
 — • On the relations of the Niagara and lower Helderberg forma. 
 
 tions, and their geogr. distribution in the U. S. and Canada, 
 
 [In Amer. assoc. Proceedings, v. 22, 1873.] . . .3946.20 
 
 — Palaeontology of New York. 4 v. in 5. Albany, 
 
 1847-61. 4° 4718.18 
 
 Hall (John, D. D. ) Familial talks to boys. New York, 
 1876. 12° 3512.06 
 
 — God's word through preaching. New York, 1875. 
 
 12°. [Yale college lectures, v. 4.] . . 3556.10 
 
 — Papers for home reading. N. Y., 1871. 8°. 3556.22 
 
 — Questions of the day. N. Y, 1873. 12°. . 3556.23 
 Hall (Joseph, bp. of Exeter, and of Norwich). Devo- 
 tions, sacred aphorisms, and religious table-talk. 
 With memoir by J.W. Morris. L.,1846. 8°. 3557.01 
 
 — Life, by himself. [In Wordsworth (C.) Eccl. biogr., v. 4, 
 
 1853.] 3446.01 
 
 — Poems. Ed., with life, by A. Chalmers. [In C.'s Engl, poets, 
 
 V. 5, 1810.] 1626.05- 
 
 — Select poems. [In Sanford (E.) Brit, poets, v. 4, 1819.] 1691.04 
 
 — Works ; with some additions by P.Wynter. 10 v. Ox- 
 
 ford, 1863. 8° 3561.01 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Life of Hall, written by him- 
 self, v. 1. 
 
 Miscellaneous works, v. 10. 
 
 Mundus alter et idem, v. 10. 
 
 Paraphrase on hard texts of 
 the whole divine Scripture, 
 v. 3-4. 
 
 Polemical works, v. 9. 
 
 Practical works, v. 6-8. 
 
 Satyres, v. 10. 
 
 Sermons, v. 5. 
 
 Bishop Hall's Hard measure, 
 
 v. 1. 
 Cases of conscience, v. 8. 
 Contemplations on New Tes- 
 tament, v. 2. 
 Contemplation upon passages 
 of the Old Testament, v. 1-2. 
 Devotional works, v. 6. 
 Episcopacy, etc., v. 9. 
 Latin works, v. 10. 
 Letter from the Tower, v. 1. 
 Hall (J. Sparkes). Book of the feet : history of boots 
 and shoes. New York, 1847. 12°. . . 3941.10 
 Hall (Marshall). Two-fold slavery of the United States. 
 London, 1854. 16° 5831.17 
 
 — Memoirs. By his widow. L., 1861. 8°. .3075.02 
 Hall (Mrs. Matthew). Queens of England before the 
 
 Conquest. Phila, 1854. 12° 3256.05 
 
 — Eoyal princesses of England, from the reign of 
 
 George 1. London, 1871. 12°. . . . 3255.29 
 
 Hall (Rev. Newman). From Liverpool to St. Louis. 
 
 London, 1870. 12° 1072.13 
 
 — Homeward bound and other sermons. London, 
 
 1869. 12° 3556.12 
 
 — Land of the Forum and the Vatican. New York, 
 
 1855. 16°. 971.10 
 
 — Sermons. With hist, of Surry chapel and its insti- 
 
 tutions. New York, 1868. 8°. . . . 3556.10 
 Hall ( Bet'. Peter, ed. ) Beliquise liturgies. 5 v. Bath, 
 
 (Eng.) 1847. 8° 3766.01 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Middleburgh prayerbook, 1602. 2. Scot- 
 tish piayerbook, 1637. 3. Parliamentary directory, 1644. 
 4. Savoy liturgy, 1661. 5. American prayerbook, 1786. 
 Hall (Robert). Miscellaneous works. Memoir by 0. 
 Gregory. London, Bohn, 1849. 12°. . 5042.01 
 Contents: Memoir by Dr. Gregory. Character aB a 
 preacher, by J. Foster. Christianity consistent with a 
 love of freedom. An apology for the freedom of the press. 
 Modern infidelity considered. Beflections on war. The 
 present crisis. Advantages of knowledge to the lower 
 classes. Sermon on the death of princess Charlotte. Re- 
 views. Index. . . 
 
 — Works. With memoir by Dr. Gregory ; reminis- 
 
 cences by J. Greene ; and character as a preacher, 
 by John Foster. 4 v. N. Y, 1857. 8°. 3556.13 
 Contents : v. 1. Modern infidelity. Beflections on war. 
 Recent crisis. Advantages of knowledge to the lower 
 classes. Discouragements and supports of the christian 
 minister. Address to Eustace Carey on his designation as 
 a christian missionary to India. Sermon on the death 01 
 princess Charlotte, Funeral sermon for Dr. Eyland. cir. 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY 
 
HALL- HALLO CK 
 
 601 
 
 m ,lar letters : On the excellency of the christian dispensa- 
 tion-On the work of the Holy Spirit-On hearing the 
 word— On tbe substitution of the innocent for the guilty. 
 Of terms of Communion. Essential differenco between 
 christian baptism and the baptism of John. Vindication 
 of free communion. 
 
 a i Tracts political and miscd. Christianity consistent 
 with a love of freedom. An apology for the freedom of the 
 nreBS Review of the Apology. Mr. Hall'B reply. On the 
 renewal of the charter of the E. I. company. The frame- 
 work knitters' fund. Address on the state of slavery in 
 the West India islands. Fragments : Defence of village 
 Breaching. On toleration. On the right of worship. 
 Short statement of reasons for christian in opposition to 
 party communion. Articles from the Eclectic Review. 
 Miscel pieces : Memoire, addresses, prefaces, etc. 
 
 3 Brief memoir of Hall, by O. Gregory. His character 
 as a preacher, by John Foster. Notes of sermons. Letters. 
 
 e ™(Ed.'by J. Belcher.) Eeminiscences of Hall, by John 
 Qreene. ' Notes of sermons. Expos, discourses on the 
 Epistle to the Philippians. Letters. Gleanings. 
 
 «g- For lives of E. Hall see Biography (p. 153) ; also St. 
 James mag., Mar., 1876 (art. by J. Morgan). 
 Hall (Samuel Carter). Book of British ballads. With 
 introd. by P. Benjamin. N. Y, 1844. 8°. 1645.08 
 
 — Book of memories of great men and women of the 
 
 age. 2ded. London, 1876. 4°. . . .3265.23 
 
 — Boyal 'gallery of art, ancient and modern. Collec- 
 
 tions at Windsor Castle, Buckingham palace, and 
 Osborne. 4 v. London, 1858. fol. . . N.37.14 
 editor) See Art Journal. 
 
 — and Mr<s S. C.) Book of South Wales. The Wye, 
 
 and the coast. London, 1861. 8°. . . 955.20 
 
 — Book of the Thames. 15 photo. L., 1867. sm. 4°.955.11 
 
 — Ireland : its scenery, character, etc. New ed. 3 v. 
 
 London, [1841-43.] 8° 956.02 
 
 — Week at Killarney. London, 1865. sm. 4°. 951.26 
 Hall (Mrs. Samuel Carter). Anima l sagacity. Lon- 
 don, [1866.] sq. 8° 4724.16 
 
 — Storiesof the Irish peasantry. Edin.,1840. 8°. 5814.18 
 
 See also above, Hall (Samuel C. and Mrs. S. C.) ; and for 
 her tales see Fiction (P- 487). 
 
 Hall (S. W.) Law of impersonation as applied to ab- 
 stract ideas and religious dogmas. 3d ed., with 
 an appendix on the dual constitution of first caus- 
 ation. London, 1863. 12° 3556.24 
 
 Hall (Spencer T.) Biographical sketches of remarka- 
 ble people : with miscel. papers and poems. Lon- 
 don" 1^1 8°. . . . 3265.19 
 
 Hall (Theophilus D.) Copious and critical English-Latin dic- 
 tionary. 1870. See Smith (W.) and Hall (T. D.) . 6415.11 
 
 — English grammar. See Smith (W.) and Hall (T. D.) .6433.19 
 Hall (Wm. W.) Bronchitis, and its kindred diseases. 
 
 New York, 1870. 12° 4324.23 
 
 — Constipation and its cure. 8th thousand. New 
 
 York, 1871. 12°. 4324. 13 
 
 -Coughs and colds. New York, 1870. 12°. 4324.24 
 -Dyspepsia and its kindred diseases. New York, 
 
 1877 12° 4322.30 
 
 -Fun better than physic. Spring'ld,[1871.]12°. 4324.11 
 
 — Health at home. Hartford, 1872. 8°. . .4312.04 
 -Heilth by good living. New York, 1870. 12°. 4324.08 
 
 — Health tracts. New York, 1868. 8°. . .4321.23 
 
 -Sleep. New York, 1862. 12° 4323.01 
 
 Hall's journal of health. W. W. Hall, ed. v. 19-22. 
 
 New York, 1872-75. 8° 8114.15 
 
 Hall-marks. See Arts (Useful), page 43. 
 
 Hallam (Arthur Henry). Bemains in verse and prose. 
 
 Boston, 1863. 16° 2526.08 
 
 Contents : Memoirs of A. Hallam [by his father], and of 
 H. F. Hallam, by H. S. Maine and F. Lushington. Medi- 
 tative fragments. Timbuctoo. Sonnets. Stanzas. Po- 
 ems. On sympathy. Influence of Italian works of imag- 
 ination on English. Philosophical writings of Cicero. 
 Bemarks on Rossetti's Anti-papal spirit. Extract from a 
 review of Tennyson's poems. 
 
 Hallam (Henry). Constitutional history of England, 
 from Henry 'vn. to George n. N.Y.,1851. 8°.5044.25 
 
 — Introd. to the literature of Europe, 15th-17th cen- 
 
 turies. Newed. 4 v. London, 1872. 12°. 2741.18 
 Same. 2 v. New York, 1851. 8°. . . 5044.22 
 
 — Literary essays and characters. Selected from [his] 
 
 'Literature of Europe.' L., 1852. 16". . 3082.19 
 
 — View of the state of Europe during the middle ages. 
 
 Newed. 3 v. London, 1872. 12°. . . 441.22 
 
 Same. New York, 1852. 8° 5014.24 
 
 Same. Student's history of the middle ages. 
 
 With additions [and omissions] by W. Smith- 
 London, 1871. 8° 443.05 
 
 D3T For biogr. and a 'Hail notices of H. H.. see Littell, 
 1860, v. 2 ; N. A. rev., v. 92, 1861 ; Martineau's biogr. 
 sketches, 1869. 
 
 Halle (John). Historiall expostulation against the 
 beastlye abusers of chyrurgerie and physyke. Ed. 
 by T. J. Pettigrew. [In Percy soc, v. 11.] 5060.11 
 
 Halleck (Fitz Greene). Poetical works. New York, 
 1850. 8° 1645.09 
 
 Same. New York, 1869. 12° 1615.18 
 
 — Selections from the British poets. 2 v. New York, 
 
 [re. d] 18° 1645.10 
 
 J8®- For lives and crit. notices of H. see Biography (p. 153) ; 
 
 also Lippincott's mag;, Feb., 1868 (art. by H. T. Tuckerman). 
 
 HaUeck (Henry Wager). Elements of international 
 
 law and laws of war. Phil, 1866. 12°. .5613.02 
 
 — Elements of military art and science. New York, 
 
 1862. 12° 4514.04 
 
 Hallelujah, (Hymns, etc.) See Withers (G.) 1857. . . .1695.19 
 
 Haller (Albrecht, baron von). Letters to his daughter 
 on the truths of the christian religion. From the 
 German. New ed. London, 1803. 8°. 3556.26 
 
 Hallervorden (J.) Das haus Bernhard. Leipzig, 
 1869. 16° 7117.01 
 
 Hallett (Samuel). Industrial and financial resources 
 of the TJ. S. New York, 1864. 8°. . .5924.26 
 
 Halleur (G. C. H. ) Art of photography. Tr. by G. 
 L. Strauss. London, 1854. 16°. . . . 3933.14 
 
 Halley (Edmund). Lectures concerning the geometrical con- 
 struction of algebraical equations. [Appended to Ker- 
 sey (J.) Algebra.] 4018.23 
 
 Halley (Robert). Lancashire : its puritanism and non- 
 conformity. 2 v. Manchester, 1869. 8°. 3436.16 
 
 — The sacraments of the christian religion. London, 
 
 1844. 8° 3557.02 
 
 Halliday (Sir Andrew, M.D.) Annals of the House 
 of Hanover. 2 v. London, 1826. 8°. . 476.05 
 Halliday (Andrew, ed.) See Savage club papers. . . . 2542.34 
 Halliday (S. B.) The lost and found ; or, life among 
 the poor. New York, 1859. 12°. . . . 5825.04 
 Halli2 (The), or the sheepfold in the waters. See BiernatzM 
 
 (J.C.) • 231 , 18 
 
 Hallrwell (James Orchard). Account of the only 
 known manuscripts of Shakespeare's plays. Lon- 
 don, 1863. 8° 1754.12 
 
 Curiosities of modern Shaksperian criticism. Lon- 
 don, 1853. 8° i»1754.12 
 
 — Descriptive notices of popular English histories. 
 
 L., 1848. 16°. [in Percy society, v. 23.] 5060.23 
 
 — Dictionary of archaic and provincial words. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1855. 8° 6423.16 
 
 Early naval ballads of England. London, 1841. 16*. [In Percy 
 
 society, v. 2.] ,•••," W-l 060 ' 02 
 
 — Hlustrations of the fairy mythology of a Midsum- 
 
 mer night's dream. L., SAafc. soc, 1845. 8°. 1756.26 
 
 — Letters of the kings of England, [1190-1649,] with 
 
 hist, introd. 2v. London, 1848. 8°. .3255.20 
 
 — Life of William Shakespeare. L., 1848. 8°. 1753.21 
 
 — List of works illustrative of the life and writings of 
 
 Shakespeare, the history of Stratford-on-Avon, and 
 the rise and progress of the early English drama. 
 Printed for private circulation, 1850-1866. Lon- 
 don, 1867. 12° 1753.19 
 
 — Loyal garland, songs of the 17th century. London, 
 
 1850. 18°. [Percy society, v. 29.] . . 5060.29 
 
 — Notes of family excursions in North Wales. Lon- 
 
 don, 1860. 16° 951-16 
 
 Notices of fugitive tracts and chap-books. London, 1849. 16 1 . 
 
 [In Percy society, v. 29.) ■■••!• x • \ „, , 506 ?£ 9 
 
 — Nursery rhymes of England, collected. London, Wi2^W^ 
 
 — PoeUcri e mTscellanies V 'from a ma.' collection of the timeof 
 
 James I. L., 1846. 16°. [/« Percy soc, v. 15.] . -6060 15 
 
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 — Shakespeariana : catalogue of early editions of Shake- 
 
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 1841 8° l/od.18 
 
 — Thornton romances ; Perceval, Isumbras, Eglamour 
 
 and Degrevant. h., Camden soc, 1844. 4-. 5112.30 
 
 Hallock (Charles). Camp life in Florida. New York 
 
 1870. 12° 1132.24 
 
 76 
 
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602 
 
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 _ Brierre de Boismont (A. J. F. ) History of dreams, vi- 
 sions, apparitions, ecstasy, magnetism and som- 
 nambulism. Phil., 1855. 8° 
 
 Note.— Eeviewed in Winslow's jour, of psy. med., v. 6, 
 1853 ; and Fraser's mag., v. 60, 1859, or Littell, 1860, v. 1. 
 
 See also Winslow's jour, of psy. med., v. 1, 1848 (Art. by 
 G. Sigmond). 
 
 US» See also, for kindred topics, Apparitions (p. 31) ;— 
 Delusions;— Medicine (Insanity);— Occult sciences —Spirit- 
 ualism ;— Superstitions ;— Witchcraft ;— Animal magnet, 
 ism (p. 28.) 
 Halpin (Nicholas John). Oberon's vision in the Mid- 
 summer-night's dream, illus. by a comparison with 
 Lylie's Endymion. Jj., Shak. soc., 1843. 8°. 1756.16 
 Halpine (Charles G ) [ ' Miles O'Reilly, ' pseud. ] 
 
 — Baked meats of the funeral, etc. N. Y. , 1866. 12°. 212. 27 
 
 — Life and adventures, songs, services, and speeches of 
 
 private Miles O'Reilly. N. Y., 1864. 12°. 214.83 
 
 — Poetical works. Ed., with biogr. sketch and explan. 
 
 notes byR. B. Roosevelt. N.Y., 1869. 12°. 1645.19 
 Halstead (Murat). Caucuses of 1860 : hist, of the na- 
 tional political conventions of the presidential 
 campaign. Columbus, 1860. 8°. . . . 5726.13 
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 cester and king of England. 2v. L.,1844. 8°. 3153.07 
 
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 culations for Hamburg ; tables of merchandise, 
 
 monies, and exchanges. 1816 5916.27 
 
 Hamel (Hendrick). *Travels in Korea, 1653. [In Finkerton. 
 Voyages, v. 7.] 926.07 
 
 Hamel (J.) England and Russia. Voyages to the 
 White Sea. London, 1854. 8° 995.09 
 
 Hamer(J.) Smoker's text-book. L.,1870. 64°. 4915.21 
 
 Hamersly (L. R.) Records of living officers of the U. 
 S. navy and marine corps ; with naval operations 
 during the Rebellion of 1861-65. Philadelphia, 
 1870. 8°. 3247.24 
 
 Hamerton (Philip Gilbert). Chapters on animals. 
 With 20 illus. by J. Veyrassat and K. Bodmer. 
 Boston, 1874. 12° 4722.20 
 
 — Etcher's hand-book. London, 1871. 12°. . 1413.14 
 
 — Etching and "etchers. London, 1868. 1.8°. 1436.20 
 Same. Revised ed. Boston, 1876. 8°. 1436.20a 
 
 — Intellectual life. Boston, 1873. 16°. . .3528.24 
 
 — Isles of Loch Awe, and other poems of my youth. 
 
 London, 1855. 16° 1651.18 
 
 — Painter's camp. Boston, 1867. 16°. . . 953.22 
 
 Note. — A roprint of Painter's camp in the Highlands. 
 
 — Painting in "France after the decline of classicism. 
 
 With 14 phot, illus. London, 1869. 4°. 1436.14 
 
 — Round my house : notes of rural life in France in 
 
 peace and war. Boston, 1876. 12°. . . 961.35 
 
 — Sylvan year. Leaves from the note book of Raoul 
 
 Dubois. Boston, 1876. 12° 4731.11 
 
 — Thoughts about art. New ed. B., 1870. 12°. 1411.22 
 
 — The unknown river, [the Arroux]. An etcher's voy- 
 
 age of discovery. Boston, 1876. 12°. . 4731.11 
 
 — — Same. London, 1874. 12° 1441.04 
 
 Note. — For biogr, notices of P. G. H., see Atlantic monthly 
 v. 16, 1865, p. 325-30 ; Int. rev., Nov., 1876. 
 
 Hamilton (Alexander). Report on manufactures, 5th 
 of Dec, 1791. Phil., 1824. 8°. . . . 5941.01 
 
 — Letter concerning the public conduct and character of John 
 
 Adams. New ed. Boston, 1809. 8° In 5093.07 
 
 — Official and other papers, v.l. N.Y.,1842. 8° 3075.19 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Correspondence, 1771-2. A full vindica- 
 tion of the measures of Congress, in answer to A. W. Far- 
 mer, 1774. The Farmer refuted, 1776. Eemarks on the 
 Quebec bill, 1775. Military corresp., 1776-80. 
 
 — Works. Ed. by J. C. Hamilton. 7 v. New York, 
 
 1851. 8° 
 
 v. 1. Correspondence.— Notes in pay-book of the state 
 company of artillciy. Narrative of an affair of honor be- 
 tween Gen. Lee and Col. Laurens. 
 
 2. Full vindication of the measures of Congress. Far- 
 
 mer refuted ; a further vindication of the Congress. 
 Eeorganization of the army. Inspector General, 1778-79* 
 Publius. Military remarks and queries. Mission to 
 France. Military regulations. Discipline. Continental, 
 ist. Eesolutiou for a general convention of the states 
 Plan of specific taxation for the state of New York. Reso- 
 lutions in Congress, 1782-83. Report on impost duty 
 Military peace establishment. Eeports. Letters of Pho 
 cion. Constitution of the Bank of N. Y. Petition aa to 
 revenue system. Cincinnati. Address of the Annapolis 
 convention. Resolutions, etc., in legislature of New York 
 for a general convention. Propositions for a constitution 
 in the Federal Convention. Brief speech on his plan of 
 constitution. Impressions as to the new constitution. 
 Comments on the opposition to the constitution. Eesolu- 
 tiou in Congress. Speech in convention of New York, ou 
 the compromises of the constitution. Brief of argument 
 on the constitution of the U. S. Draft of proposed ratifi- 
 cation of the constitution of the U. S., with specified 
 amendments. Resolutions in Congress, 1788. Address to 
 the supervisors of the city of Albany. Eulogium on Maj. 
 Gen. Greene. 
 
 3. Finance. Remission of forfeitures. Additional esti- 
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 duties on imports. Tonnage duties. Money received 
 from, or paid to, the states. West Point. Public lands. 
 Estimates. Eenewal of final settlement certificates. Pub- 
 lic credit. National bank. Estimates for 1791. Duties on 
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 Loan, 1794. Public credit, 1795. Eevenue circulars, 1789- 
 93. Instructions to collectors of customs.— Eeports on 
 claims. 
 
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 upon carriages. Act as to calling forth militia. Remarks 
 on the treaty with Gt. Britain. Military papers. Corresp. 
 
 6. Correspondence. Letters of H. G. Address to pub- 
 lic creditors. Funding system vindicated. Anti-defamer. 
 
 7. An American. Payments of public debt. Civis to 
 Mercator. Fact. 'Amicus. Catullus to Aristldes. Metel- 
 lus. Catullus. A plain honest man. Observer. Pacifi- 
 cus. No Jacobin. Draft of a reply of 'Washington to citi- 
 zens of New York. Americanus. Tully. Horatius. Ca- 
 millas. Explanation. Draft of Washington's speech to 
 Congress. Abstract of points for Washington's farewell 
 address. Draitof farewell address. France. TheanBwer. 
 First draft of Washington's speech to Congress. The 
 warning. The stand. A French faction. The war in 
 Europe. Allegorical device. Measures of defence. Pub- 
 lic conduct and character of John Adams. Address to the 
 electors of the state of New York. Examination of Jeffer- 
 son's message to Congress of Dec. 7, 1801. Amendment 
 of the constitution ; resolutions in the legislature of Sew 
 York. Supplying New York with water. Plan of the Mer- 
 chants' Bank. Law-briefs. Lansing or Burr. 
 
 — joint author. See Federalist (The), p. 466 of this Catalogue. 
 
 8&- For lives of Hamilton see Biography (p. 163) ; 
 also 
 
 — Hamilton (J. G ) History of the U. S. ; as traced in 
 
 the writings of A. H. and his contemporaries. 
 [1765 to 1801.] 1857-64 577.01 
 
 — Herring tj.) and Longacre tj. B.) Nat. portr. gallery, v. 2, 
 
 1835: ................. 3247.09 
 
 — Morse (J. T., jr.) Life of A. H. 2 v. 1876.3074.31 
 
 — Shea (J. G.) A. H., a hist, study. 1877. . 3075.15 
 Hamilton (,Capl. Alexander). * Account of the East Indies, 1688- 
 
 1723/ [In Finkerton. Voyages, v. 8.] 926.08 
 
 Hamilton (Antoine, comte d'). Memoirs of Count Gram- 
 
 mont. New ed. 2 v. London, 1811. 8°. 3067.31 
 Same. Count Grammont's memoirs of the court 
 
 of Charles n. London, 1846. 12°. . . 3067.10 
 
 — Contes de fees. [In Cabinet des fees, v. 20, 1786.] . 7052.20 
 Hamilton (Lady Augusta). Marriage rites and cere- 
 monies of all nations. London, 1822. 8°. 5821.04 
 
 Hamilton (D. H., D.D.) Autology : an inductive sys- 
 tem of mental science j whose centre is the will. 
 Boston, 1873. 8°. 5423.02 
 
 Hamilton (Elizabeth). Memoirs of Agrippina, the 
 wife of Germauicus. 2ded. 2 v. L.,1811. 8°.3013.01 
 
 — Letters of a Hindoo rajah. 2 v. L., 1796. 16°. 206.27 
 Hamilton (Francis, M.D. ) Genealogies of the Hindus, 
 
 extracted from their sacred writings. Edinburgh, 
 1819. 8°. 3816.01 
 
 Hamilton (Frank Hastings). Principles and practice 
 of surgery. 2d ed. New York, 1873. 8°. 4336.18 
 
 Hamilton (G.) English school : approved productions 
 in painting and sculpture, executed by British ar- 
 tists, from Hogarth to the present time. 4 v. Lon- 
 don, 1831. 12° 10a.ii 
 
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HAMILTON -HAMMOND 
 
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 Hamilton (Gail. P»*&) * e Doi & e (M ? ry V j «. , , » 
 |5ton (James, D..D. ) Morning beside the lake of 
 
 Galilee New York, 1863. 18°. . . . 3557.04 
 Hamilton (James A., son of Alexander, b. 1788). Eem- 
 inisoences during three quarters of a century. New 
 
 York, 1869. 8° • ■ ■ • 3075.21 
 
 mA Dawson (H. B.) Correspondence concerning 
 
 "" the Federalist New York, 1864 8°. .5734.14 
 
 Hamilton (John C.) History of the U. S ; as traced 
 
 in the writings of Alexander Hamilton and his 
 
 contemporaries. [1765 to 1804.] 7 v. New York, 
 
 1857-54 8° 577.01 
 
 -Life of Alexander Hamilton. 2 v. New York, 1840 
 
 oo 3075.05 
 
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 Hamilton (N. E. S. A.) Inquiry into the genuineness 
 
 nf tho ms. corrections in Colliers annotated 
 
 Snakspere, folio, 1632. London, 1860. 4°. 1753.22 
 
 HamUton (Patrick). Writings. L., 1831. 12°. 3546.15 
 
 Hamilton (Robert, d. 1829). Inquiry concerning the 
 
 national debt of Great Britain. Philadelphia, 
 
 ■■gig go 5932-08 
 
 Hamilton (Robert, ~M.D.) Amphibious carnivora, in- 
 cluding the walrus and seals ; also the herbivo- 
 rous cetacea, etc. Edinburgh, 1839. 16°. [Jar- 
 dine (Sir Wm.) Nat. libr., v. 25.] . .4711.25 
 -British fishes. 2 v. Edinb., 1852. 16°. [Jardine 
 (Sir Wm.) Nat. libr., v. 36-37.] . . .4721.05 
 -Whales, [dolphins], etc Edinb., [n. d.] 16°. [Jar- 
 dine (Sir Wm.) Nat. libr., v. 26.] . .4(11.26 
 Hamilton (E. W.) Missions ; their authority, scope, 
 etc. Leeds, and London, 1846. 8°. . . 3447.04 
 HamUton (Schuyler). History of the American flag. 
 
 Philadelpia, 1852. 12° v" 3 " 01 
 
 Hamilton (Wm., o/Bangour). Poems. Ed. with life, by Chalmers 
 [In O.'s Engl. poetB, v. 15, 1810.] . ..... . lo2t>.15 
 
 HamUton (William). History [m verse] of the re- 
 nowned Sir Wm. Wallace. Edin.,1807. 12°. 1651.00 
 HamUton (Rev. Wm.) "Letters on the basaltes of the northern 
 coast of Ireland. [In Finkerton. Voyages, v. 3, 809.] 926.03 
 Hamilton (Sir Wm., d. 1803). Observations on Mount 
 Vesuvius, Mount Etna, and other volcanoes. 2d 
 
 ed. London, 1773. 12° 4021.06 
 
 HamUton (Sir Wm. , d. 1856). Discussions on philoso- 
 phy and literature, education and university re- 
 form. New York, 1856. 8° 5413.10 
 
 Contents : Philosophy— Phttos. of the unconditioned; in 
 ref. to Cousin's inflnito-absolute. Philos. of perception. 
 Tennemann's Manual of the hist, of philos. Logic. Deaf 
 and dumb : Dalgarno. Idealism, with ref. to A. Collier. 
 Literature— Epistolas obscurorum virorum. Revolutions 
 of medicine, in ref. to Cullen. Education— Study of ma- 
 thematics, as an exercise of mind. Conditions of classical 
 learning. The patronage and superintendence of univer- 
 sities. State of the Engl, nniv., with ref. to Oxford. 
 Eight of dissenters to admission into the English univer- 
 sities. Cousin on German schools. Philos. appendix— 
 Conditions of the thinkable systematized ; alphabet of 
 human thought. Philos. testimonies to the limitation of 
 our knowledge from the limitation of our faculties. Logi- 
 cal appendix— Of syllogism. Affirmation and negation, pro- 
 positional forms, breadth and depth. Educational appendix 
 —Acad, patronage and regulation, in ref. to the Univ. of 
 Edinburgh. Degree in arts in the Univ. of Louvam. Re- 
 form of the Engl, univ., with special ref. to Oxford, and 
 limited to the Faculty of arts. 
 
 NoU.— Reviewed in N. A. rev., v. 76, 1853. His attack 
 upon Lutheris in the essay on the ' Rights of dissenters," etc. 
 
 — Lectures on logic. Ed. by H. L. Mansel and J. Veitch. 
 
 Boston, 1860. 8°. 5428.05 
 
 — Lectures on metaphysics. Ed. by H L. Mansel and 
 
 J. Veitch. Edinburgh, 1859. 8°. . . . 5113.06 
 Note.— Reviewed in Blackwood, v. 86, 1859; New Eng- 
 ender, v. 18, 1860 (by Wm. D. Larned) ; North A. rev., 
 v. 92, 1861 ; N. Brit, rev., v. 18, 1852 ; v. 30, 1859 ; Winslow's 
 jour,, of psy. mod., v. 12, 1859. 
 
 — Metaphysics. Arranged and abridged by F. Bowen. 
 
 Boston, 1870. 12° 5413.11 
 
 — Murray (J. G.) Outlines of philosophy of Sir W. H. 
 
 1870T 5413.13 
 
 — Baynes (T. S.) In Edinburgh essays, 1857 2628.05 
 
 — Oalderwood (E.) Philos. of the infinite ; with spe- 
 
 cial ref. to the theories of H. 1854. . .5421.16 
 
 — Be Quincey (T.) Essays on philos. writers, v. 1. . . 2522.18 
 
 Repr. from Eclectic mag., v. 26, 1862. 
 
 — Haven (J.) Philosophy of Sir Wm. H., and its recent theologi- 
 
 cal applications. [In Bibl. sacra, Jan., 1861.] 
 
 — itartine.au (J.) Sir Wm. H.'s philosophy. [In his Essays, v. 
 
 2, 1868 ; p. 227-293.] 2535.18 
 
 — Mansel {H.L.) Philosophy of the conditioned : com- 
 prising some remarks on Sir W. Hamilton's philo- 
 sophy and on Mill's examination of that philoso- 
 phy. 1866 5424.22 
 
 Supplementary remarks. [In Contem. rev., v. 6, 1867.] 
 
 See also other works of Mansel, under his name. 
 
 — Mill (J. S.) Examination of Sir W. Hamilton's 
 philosophy. 3 v. 1865 5113.08 
 
 Note. — Reviewed by G. Grote in his Minor works, 1873 
 [2528.22] ; and by H. Spencer in Foitn. rev., v. 1, 1865. For 
 other reviews see Contem. rev., v. 1, 1866 (2 art.) ; North 
 Brit, rev., v. 43, 1865 ; Westm. rev., v. 85, 1866. 
 
 — Stirling (J. H. ) Sir Wm. Hamilton : being the phi- 
 losophy of perception. An analysis. 1865. 5413.12 
 
 Was Sir Wm. Hamilton a Berkeleian ? [In Fortn. rev., v. 6, 
 
 1866.] 
 
 — Veitch (J.) Memoir of Sir Wm. H. 1859. 3075.25 
 Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 131, 1870, or Littell, 1870, v. 1 ; 
 
 Nat. quar. rev., Dec, 1874 ; North Brit, rev., v. 60, 1869. 
 
 See also crihcxl essays on the philos. of H. in Eclectic 
 mag., v. 28, 1853: N. A. rev., v. 99, 1864 (Conditioned and 
 unconditioned) ; Putnam's mag., Nov., 1853 (Works of Sir 
 W. H.) ; Westm. rev., v. 78, 1862 (H.'s doctrine of percep- 
 tion and judgment) ; Winslow's jour, of psy. med., v. 10, 
 1857 (H. as a philosopher) ; Meth. qu. rev., Jan., Apl., 1857 ; 
 Princeton rev., 1855 ; N. A. rev., Jan., 1853. 
 HamUton (Wm. Douglass). Civil service chronology. 
 London, 1872. 18° 413.04 
 
 — Outlines of the history of England. New ed. Lon- 
 don, [1870]. 12° 463.21 
 
 Hamilton (Wm. John). Besearches in Asia Minor, 
 Pontus, and Armenia. 2 v. L., 1824. 8°. 994.03 
 Hamilton (Sir Wm. Kowan). Lectures on quaterni- 
 ons. Dublin, 1853. 8° 4014.14 
 
 See notice of Sir W. R. H. in North Brit, rev., v. 45, 1866. 
 Hamilton (W. T.) Infant baptism, a scriptural ordin- 
 ance : and baptism by sprinkling lawful. New- 
 ark, 1831. 16° 3557.05 
 
 Hamilton, (Mass.) See Countries (p. 329). 
 Hamlet. See Shakspere (William). 
 
 Hamley (W. G.) A new sea and an old land : Egypt 
 
 [and the Suez canal], 1869. Edin.,1871. 8°. 1094.19 
 
 Hamley (Edward Brace). Our poor relations : apbrio- 
 
 zoic essay. Edin. and London, 1872. 12°. 4722.15 
 
 J8S- For his novels see Fiction class-list. 
 
 Hamlin (Augustus C.) The tourmaline. Boston, 
 
 1873. 12° 4113.08 
 
 Hamline (Leonidas L., D.D.) Works. Ed. by F. G. 
 
 Hibbard. 2 v. Cincinnati, 1871. 12°. .3556.27 
 
 v 1 SermonB. 2. Miscellaneous writings. 
 
 Hammer and rapier. See Cooke (J. E.) 1870. . . . 632.25 
 
 Hammer-Purgstall (Joseph, freiherr von). History ot 
 
 the Assassins. Tr. by O. C. Wood. London, 
 
 1835. 12° • • .547.07 
 
 Hammond (Adam). Eudiments of practical bricklay- 
 ing. London; 1875. 12° 3942.22 
 
 Hammond (Jabez D.) History of the political par- 
 ties of New York. [1788-1841.] 2v. Buffalo, 1850. 
 
 OO 614.20 
 
 — Life' and times of Silks Wright. Syracuse, 1848. 
 
 oo 3188.01 
 
 Hammond (James).' Poems. Life, by S. Johnson. [Chalmers (A.) 
 
 - Wortf &rd and WaW Brit, poets, v. 17, 1819.; I 1691.17 
 Hammond (John). Leah and Rachael ; or, the two fruitfull sis- 
 ters Virginia and Mary-land, 1656. [Force. Tracts, v 3.) 
 
 Hammond (Samuel H.) Hunting adventures m the 
 Northern wilds ; or a tramp in the Chateaugay 
 woods over hills, lakes, and forest streams. New 
 York, 1860. 12° .• • 1H2-16 
 
 - and Mansfield (L. W.) G ™^ ^1®™^?% 
 
 blesof a journalist. New York, 1855. 12. 4731.19 
 Hammond (Wm. A., M.D.) Insanity in its medico- 
 legal relations. Opinions id. to the testamentary 
 capacity of J. C - Johnston. NX, 1866. I ■ 4333 .11 
 _ Effects of alcohol. [In Tribune pop. sci., pt. 3, 18740 3908.01 
 
 - Insanity in its relations to crime. New YodO 873. 
 
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 - Physiological memoirs. Phil 1863 8 . 4327.03 
 -Sleep and its derangements. Phil., 1869. 16 .4323.04 
 _!pin P tualism and allied causes and conditions of 
 
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 _ Treatise on diseases of the nervous system. New 
 
 York, 1871. 8°. ' 4327 ' 27 
 
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 pared for the U. S. sanitary commission. Phila- 
 delphia, 1861. 8° 4326.18 
 
 Quarterly journal of psychological medicine and 
 
 medical jurisprudence, v. 1-6. New York, 1867- 
 
 72. 8°. . . 8104.01 
 
 Note.— In v. 4-6 ' Quarterly ' was dropped from the title. 
 
 Hamon (Henry). New York stock exchange manual. 
 New York, 1865. 8° 5922.16 
 
 Hampden (John). See Biography (p. 163). 
 
 Hampden (Kenn Dickson, bp. ) The fathers of Greek 
 philosophy. [Aristotle, Plato, Socrates.] Edin- 
 burgh, 1862. 8° 5413.22 
 
 Note.— Bepr. from the Encyo. Britannlca. 
 
 — Life of Thomas Aquinas. L., 1848. 16°. . 3013.06 
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 errors and improvements of society. [anon.] 2 v. 
 
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 titles of nobility and dignified offices. London, 
 
 1846. 8° 6613.06 
 
 Hamst (Olphar, esq.) See Thomas (Halph). 
 
 Hampton and its students. Mrs. M. F. Armstrong 
 
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 places, V. 1, 1854 ; p. 68-85 3253.30 
 
 — Grundy [J.) Stranger's guide to Hampton court, palace and 
 
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 by single and double entry. Boston, 1858. obi. 
 
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 ton, 1866. 12° 643.10 
 
 — Life of George Peabody. B., 1870. 12°. .3137.15 
 Hanbury (Benj.) Historical memorials relating to the 
 
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 London, 1839. 8° 3435.14 
 
 Hancock (Henry). Operative surgery of the foot and 
 ankle-joint. London, 1873. 8°. ... 4332.13 
 
 Hancock (John). Climate, soil, and productions of 
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 &&- For biogr. notices of H. see Biography (p. 153) ; also 
 
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 Hancock (Thomas, Engl, writer). The peculium : 
 causes of the decline of the society of Friends. 
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 (W.) 1867 6933.10 
 
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 Handy-book for verifying dates. See Bond (J. J.) 1866. 413.14 
 
 Handy horse-book. By a cavalry officer ['Magenta '1 
 5th ed. Edinburgh, 1868. 12°. . . . 4627.05 
 
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 Hankey (Thomson). Principles of banking. London 
 1867. 8° 5915.09 
 
 Hankinson (Thomas Edward). Poems. Ed. by his 
 brother. 3d ed. London, 1851. 16°. . 1645.17 
 
 Hanmer (Meredith). Chronicle of Ireland. [To a d 
 1286.] Dublin, 1809. 8°. [Ancient Irish his- 
 tories.] 495.04 
 
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 6. 1677, d. 1746). Correspondence, with a me- 
 moir of his life. Ed. by Sir H. Bunbury. Lon- 
 don, 1838. 8° 3075.14 
 
 Hanmer (Sir Thomas, grandfather of the speaker). Account of 
 France in 1648. [In Hanmer (Sir T.) Corresp., 1838 ; p. 
 245-319.] 3076.14 
 
 Harm (James). Analytical geometry and conic sec- 
 tions. London, 1850. 16° 4011.28 
 
 — Elements of plane trigonometry. L.,1854. 16°.4011.35 
 
 — Examples on the integral calculus. London, 1850. 
 
 16° 4012.22 
 
 Harma (Bev. Wm.) Last day of our Lord's passion. 
 New York, 1864. 12° 3557.26 
 
 — [Life of our Lord.] 6 v. N. Y., 1864-70. 12°. 3557.22 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Earlier years. 2. Ministry in Galilee. 
 3. Close of the ministry. 4. Passion week. 5. Last day 
 of our Lord's passion. 6. Forty days after the resurrec- 
 tion. 
 
 — Memoirs of T. Chalmers. 4 v. NX, 1853. 12°. 3034.07 
 
 — Wars of the Huguenots. N. Y., 1872. 8°. 3433.19 
 
 — Wycliffe and the Huguenots. Edin., 1860. 16°. 3434.12 
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 Montrose. London, 187*0. 16°. . . . 1645.20 
 Hannay (James). Course of English literature. Lon- 
 don, 1866. 12° 2751.22 
 
 — Satire and satirists. New York, 1854. 12°. 2531.02 
 Same. New York, 1855. 12°. . . . 2531.02a 
 
 — Studies on Thackeray. L., [1869.] 16°. .3172.18 
 
 — Three hundred years of a Norman house : barons of 
 
 Gournay, 10th to 13th cent. L., 1867. 12°. 471.26 
 
 Hannibal. See Biography (p. 163). 
 
 Hanno Carthaginiensis. [Periplus or] Voyage. Tr. 
 and accompanied with the Greek text ; defended 
 against objections by T. Falconer. London, 1797. 
 8°. . . . . 427.18 
 
 Same. [In G-eogr. Gr. minores, v. 1. Didot, 1856.] 7765.03 
 
 Same. [In Phenis (The). New York, 1835. 12°.] 5062.14 
 
 Hanover (Kingdom of). See Countries (p. 329). 
 
 Hanover (House of). See Countries' (Hanover, p. 329 ;— England : 
 House of Hanover, p. 311) ;— also Wright (T. E.) England 
 under the House of Hanover. 2 v. [477.09]. 
 
 Hanover, (Mass.) See Countries [p. 329). 
 
 Hans Breitmann. See Leland (C. G.) 1663.21 
 
 Hansard (George Agar). Book of archery. London, 
 1840. 8°. . 4617.10 
 
 Hansard (Thomas Curson). Treatises on printing and 
 type-founding. Edinburgh, 1841. 8°. . 2765.15 
 
 Hansard's parliamentary debates. See page 314 of this catalogue. 
 
 Hansei d Knollys society. [Publications. ] 10 v. Lon- 
 don, 1846-54. 8° 3558.08 
 
 Note.— For contents see Bibl. and relig. lit. (Baptists, p.78). 
 
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 xvn. andE. Williams. N. Y., 1854. 12°. 3114.15. 
 
 Hanson (John W. ) Hist, sketch of the old 6th reg. 
 Mass. vol., 1861-64. Boston, 1866. 12°. 631.06 
 
 — History of Gardiner, Pittston, and W. Gardiner, 
 
 1602-1852. Gardiner, 1852. 12°. . . . °1U 6 
 Hanson (Sir Levett). Accurate hist, account of or- 
 ders of knighthood, [anon.] 2 v. London, 1802. 
 
 12°. 6622.03 
 
 Hanson (Sir Richard Davis). Apostle Paul and the 
 preaching of Christianity in the primitive church. 
 London, 1876. 8° 37 |£" 
 
 — The Jesus of history, [anon.] L., 1869. 8°. 3422.19 
 Hanway (Jonas). Hist, account of the British trade 
 
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 1753. 4° 93601 
 
 — Reflections, essays, and meditations on life and re- 
 
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 — Sentimental history of chimney sweepers, in London 
 
 and Westminster. London, 1785. 16°. . 3921.19 
 Hap-hazard. See Field (Kate). 1873. 2527.26 
 
 Happiness. 
 
 , Baker IW.) Knowledge and happiness. [In his Peregrina- 
 tions, etc., p. 29-36 ; 74-81.] 2513.12 
 
 _ Dm (F. X. J.) Art of being happy. 1832. 3545.08 
 
 — Qasparin (A. de). Le bonhenr. 1862. . .7022.01 
 
 — Harness {W.) Connection of ohristianity with hu- 
 
 man happiness 3561.11 
 
 Harris (/■) Concerning happiness. [In his Works.] . 5014.26 
 
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 [In his Friends in council. 2d ser., v. 2.] . . . .2581.27 
 
 — Happiness of heaven. By a father of the Soc. of 
 
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 1858. 12° "5822.09 
 
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 Harbor and river convention, Chicago, 1847. Proceed- 
 ings. Chicago, 1847. ['MisceLpampbl.'] 5091.07 
 
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 Harcourt (A. G. V. ) Exercises in practical chemistry. 
 Series 1. Qualitative exercises. 2d ed. Oxford, 
 1872. 12° 4213.18 
 
 Hardoastle (Daniel, jr.) Banks and banking. Lon- 
 don, 1842. 12° 5933.24 
 
 Hardee (Wm. J.) Rifle and light infantry tactics. 
 2v. Phil., 1856. 24° 4511.07a 
 
 Same. 2 v. Philadelphia, 1861. 24°. .4511.07 
 
 Harden (Edward J.) Life of George M. Troup. Sa- 
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 Hardenberg (Friedrich Ludwig von). ['Novalis,' 
 pseud.] Schriften. Hrsg. von L. Tieck und F. 
 
 Sohlegel. Paris, 1840. 8° 7123.04 
 
 Contents. 
 .Esthetlk und Literatnr. 
 Briefe. 
 Fragments. 
 Geistliche Lieder. 
 Gedichte. 
 Heinrich von Ofterdlngen. 
 
 — Henry of Ofterdingen. Tr. by Stallknecht ; [with life of H.] 
 
 Cambridge, 1842. 12° 212.64 
 
 — Songs. [In Brooks (C. T.) German lyrics.] . . . .1622.06 
 
 — Trauslations. [In Hedge (F. H.) Prose writers of Ger- 
 
 many.] 2735.01 
 
 — Carlyle {T.) Essays, 1857 ; p. 167-187 2517.12 
 
 — Stegens (E.) Beminiscences of H. [In his Story of my ca- 
 
 reer.] 3165.14 
 
 Harding (Chester, Amer. portrait painter, b. 1792). Tuckerman 
 
 {U. I.) Book of artists, 1867 1416.09 
 
 See also notice of C. H. in Lippincott's mag., Jan. , 1874. 
 Harding (James Duffield). Drawing models, and their 
 
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 — Guide and *companion to the 'Lessons on art.' 
 
 London, 1850. 1. 8° 1436.06 
 
 — Lessons on *art. Ed. by W. Walker. 8th ed. Lon- 
 
 don, 1867. 1.8° 1436.15 
 
 — Lessons on *trees. London, 1855. fol. .1447.01 
 Harding (Stanley ) . Amateur trapper, and trap-maker's 
 
 guide. New York, 1875. 16° 4624.12 
 
 Hardman (Frederick). Scenes and adventures in 
 Central America. Edin., 1852. 8°. . . 1165.11 
 Hardwick (Charles). Christ and other masters : Chris- 
 tianity and the religious systems of the ancient 
 world. 2v. London, 1863. 12°. . .3412.20 
 -History of friendly societies. L., 1859. 16°. 5825.05 
 
 — History of the articles of religion, with documents : 
 
 1536-1615. 2ded. Phil., 1860. 8°. . .3558.18 
 
 — Same. 3d ed., revised by F. Procter. London, 
 
 1876. 12°. [Bonn's EccL library.] . .3558.18 
 
 — History of the Christian church. Middle age, [590- 
 
 1520.] 2d ed. Ed. by F. Procter. Cambridge, 
 
 1861. 12°. 3415 20 
 
 Same. Reformation. 2ded. Revised by F. Proc- 
 ter. Cambridge, 1865. 12°. 3415.21 
 
 Hymnen an die Nacht. 
 Lehrlinge (Die) zu Sais. 
 Moralische Ansichten. 
 Philosophie und Physik. 
 
 Tagebuch. 
 
 — Traditions, superstitions, and folk-lore, (chiefly Lan- 
 
 cashire and the north of England) ; their eastern 
 origin and mythical significance. Manchester 
 (kng ) 1872. 8° • . . . 381727 
 
 Hardwickes Science gossip. 1869-75. 7 v Lon- 
 don, 1870-75. 8° 8114 01 
 
 Hardwick (T. F.) Manual of photographic chemis- 
 try. 7th ed. Ed. by G. Dawson and E. Hadow 
 London, 1864. 16° 3933 15 
 
 Hardy (A.) Dartrous diathesis, or eczema,' etc. Tr by 
 H. G. Piffard. New York, 1868. 12°. . 4342 16 
 
 Hardy (Capt. Campbell). Forest life in Acad'ie : sport 
 and natural history in the lower provinces of the 
 Canadian Dominion. N. Y., 1869. 8°. . 1153.13 
 
 Hardy (R. Spence). Manual of Budhism, in its mod- 
 ern development, tr. from Singhalese mss. Lon- 
 don, 1860. 8° 3528.09 
 
 Hardy (Sir Thomas Duffus). Descriptive catalogue of 
 ms. relating to the history of Gt. Britain and Ire- 
 land, v. 1-3. [To 1327.] London, 1862-71. 8°. 
 [Rolls, chron.] 5140. 
 
 Hardy flowers. See Hobinson (W.) 1871 4918 12 
 
 Hardware. See Arts (Useful), p. 43. 
 
 Hardyknute : a fragment. Being the first canto of an 
 epick poem. London, 1740. 4°. . . . 4338.03 
 
 Hare (Augustus J. C.) Cities of northern and central 
 Italy. 3v. New York, 1876. 12°. . . 975.18 
 
 — Days near Rome. 2v.ini. Phil., 1875. 12°. 981.26 
 
 — Memorials of a quiet life [that is of Mrs. A. W. Hare, 
 
 as also of her husband, her brother-in-law Julius, 
 and her two sisters-in-law, Lucy and Esther Hare]. 
 5th ed. 2 v. London, 1873. 8°. . . . 3075.26 
 
 Same. Records of a quiet life. [The Memorials, 
 
 etc., curtailed] by W. L.Gage. B.,1873. 16°. 3075.32 
 
 — Walks in Rome. 2 v. London, 1871. 12°. 981.19 
 
 — Wanderings in Spain. London, 1873. 12°. 981.16 
 Hare (Augustus Wm. ) Sermons to a country congrega- 
 tion. 2ded. 2 v. London, 1838. 16°. 3502.08 
 
 — Guesses at truth. See Hare (Julius O. and A. W.) . . 2526.09 
 
 .6S- For biography of A. W. H., see Biography (p. 154). 
 Hare (Julius Charles). Contest with Rome : a charge 
 especially in answer to Dr. Newman. Cambridge, 
 (Kng.) 1856. 8° 3558.22 
 
 — Means of unity : a charge. L, 1847. 8°. .3558.20 
 
 — Mission of the comforter. B., 1854. 12°. 3558.19 
 
 — Victory of faith. 2d ed. London, 1847. 8°. 3558.21 
 
 — Vindication of Luther against his recent English as- 
 
 sailants. 2d ed. London, 1855. 8°. . . 3562.02 
 
 — and Aug. Wm.)' Guesses at truth, [anon.] 2 v. 
 
 London, 1847-48. 16° 2526.09 
 
 Hare (Robert). Experimental investigation of the 
 
 spirit manifestations. N. Y., 1856. 8°. . 3815.02 
 Same. New York, 1858. 8° 3815.03 
 
 — On the explosiveness of nitre. [In Sm. contrib., v. 2.] 3937.02 
 Hare (Thomas). Election of representatives, parlia- 
 mentary and municipal. 3ded. L.,1865.12°.5717.17 
 
 — Minority representation in Europe. [In Amer. soc. sci. assoc. 
 
 Trans., no. 3, 1871.] 5811.02 
 
 See also Government and politics {Representation, p. 688). 
 Harem life. 
 
 — Leonowens (A. if.) Romance of the harem. 1025.21 
 ■ Engl, governess of the Siamese court. . 1025.19 
 
 — Lolt (E.) Harem life in Egypt and Constantinople. 
 
 1865 1082.12 
 
 — Melek-Hanum. Thirty years in the. 1872. 3123.31 
 
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 to Turkey (p. 373 of catalogue). 
 
 Harford (John S. ) Some account of the life of Thomas 
 
 Paine. London, 1819. 8°. ['Miscel. pamph., v. 
 
 19.'] 5093.19 
 
 — Life of Michael Angelo Buonarroti ; also memoirs of 
 
 Savonarola, Raphael, and Vittoria Colonna. 2d ed. 
 2 v. London, 1858. 8° 3123.29 
 
 — Recollections of Wilberforce. L., 1864. 16°. 3184.18 
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 Montreal, 1871. 8° 
 
 Hargreaves (John George). The blunders of vice and 
 
 folly and their self-acting chastisements. London, 
 
 1870. 12° 3562.06 
 
 Hargrove (E. ) Anecdotes of archery. Revised by A. 
 
 E. Hargrave. York, 1845. 8° 4625.13 
 
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 Harkness (Wm.) Observations on terrestrial magnetism and on 
 the deviations of the compasses of the U. S. iron clad 
 Monadnock during her cruise from Phila., to San Francisco, 
 in 1865-66. [/re Smith, contrib., v. 18, 1872.] . . . 3937.18 
 
 Harland (John). Collectanea rel. to Manchester and 
 its neighborhood. 2 v. L., 18G6-67. 4°. [Chetham 
 soc, v. 68, 72.] 5095.28 
 
 — Lancashire lieutenancy under the Tudors and Stu- 
 
 arts. L., 1859. 4°. [Chetham soc, v. 49, 50.] 5095.09 
 
 — Mamecestre ; chapters from the early recorded his- 
 
 tory of the barony, etc., of Manchester. 3 v. L., 
 1861-62. 4°. [Chetham soc, v. 53, 56, 58.] 5095.13 
 
 — Three Lancashire documents of the 14th and 15th 
 
 centuries : The great De Lacy inquisition, Feb. 
 16, 1311— The survey of 1320-1346— Custom roll 
 and rental of the manor of Ashton-under-Lyne, 
 Nov. 11, 1422. London, 1868. 4°. [Chetham 
 soc, v. 74.] 5095.34 
 
 Harland (Marion, pseud.) See Terhune {Mrs. M. V.) . . 
 
 Harleian miscellany ; a collection of scarce, curious, 
 and entertaining tracts, found in the earl of Ox- 
 ford's library. With notes. 2d ed. 8 v. London, 
 1753. 4°. . . 5038.01 
 
 Same. 12 v. London, ±808-11. °8°! '. '. 5042^02 
 
 Note. — The contents of this collection are enumerated in 
 the Boston Athenamni catalogue, p. 1336.40. 
 
 Harless (Dr. G. Chr. A. von). System of christian 
 ethics. From the German, by A. W. Morrison. 
 Revised by W. Finlay. Edin., 1868. 8°. 3558.24 
 
 Harley (Lady Brilliana). Letters. Notes by T. T. 
 Lewis. L., Camden soc. ,1854. 4°. . . 5113.12 
 
 Harley (George). Guide to landscape drawing, in 
 pencil and chalk. lOthed. L., [1865.] 16°. 1472.22 
 
 Harley (George, M.D.) Keport on the institutes of 
 medicine, 1859-61. [In New Sydenham soc. year- 
 book. 1860-62.] 4304.01 
 
 Harley (James). The currency ; its influence on in- 
 ternal trade. Glasgow, 1839. 8°. . . . 5915.34 
 
 Harley (John). The old vegetable neurotics : hem- 
 look, opium, belladonna, and henbane. London, 
 1869. 8° 4334.36 
 
 Harman (Henry M.) Journey to Egypt and Holy 
 Land, 1869-1870. Phil., 1873. 8°. . . 1091.18 
 
 Harman (Thomas). A caveat or warening for cursetors called 
 vagabones. Ed. by E. Viles and F. J. Fumival. {B. B. T. 
 soc. Extra ser., no. 9, 1869.] 7913.18 
 
 Harmony. See Music -—also Physics (Sound). 
 
 Harmony of birds, a poem. With introd. [by J. P. Collier]. Lon- 
 don, 1843. 16°. [In Percy soc, v. 7.] 5060.07 
 
 Harness (Rev. Wm. ) Connection of Christianity with 
 human happiness. Boyle lectures, 1821. London, 
 1823. 12° 3561.11 
 
 Harold (King). See Biography (p. 164). 
 
 Harold, a drama. See Tennyson (A.) ..-(.... 1743.29 
 
 Harp (The). See Egan (C.) Antiquity, etc 461.06 
 
 Harper (L., LL.D.) Preliminary report on the geology 
 and agriculture of the state of Mississippi. Jack- 
 son, 1857. 8°. 4116.07 
 
 Harper (Robert Goodloe). Select works : speeches on 
 political and forensic subjects, v. 1. Baltimore. 
 1814. 8° 584.16 
 
 — Speech on the aggressions of France. Speech on the appoint- 
 
 ment of foreign ministers. [In Moore (F.) Amer. eloq., v. 
 
 1, 1858.] # 6325 03 
 
 Harper (Wm., chancellor of S. O.) and Hammond (J. H.) Negro 
 slavery. (In De Bow (J. D. B.) Industrial resources, etc 
 v. 2, p. 205.J 5925 2 6 
 
 Harper's family library. 187 v. N.Y., [v.d.) 18°. 
 Abercrombie (John). Inquiries concerning the intellectual 
 powers, v. 37. 
 
 — Philosophy of moral feelings, v. 68. 
 American adventure, v. 174-75. 
 
 Bacon (F.) Essays, and Locke (J.) Conduct of the under- 
 standing, v. 171. 
 Barrow (Sir J.) Memoir of Peter the Great, v. 65. 
 
 — Pitcairn's island, and mutiny of the Bounty, v. 31 
 Belknap (J.) American biography, v. 161-163. 
 
 Bell (H. G.) Life of Mary Queen of Scots, v. 21, 22. 
 Brewster (David). Letters on natural magic, v. 50. 
 
 — Life of Sir Isaac Newton, v. 26. 
 
 —-Martyrs of science, or lives of Galileo, Tycho Brahe and 
 Kepler, v. 130. 
 
 Brougham (H.) and others. Objects and uses of science and 
 ht., v. 179. 
 
 Bryant (William Cullen). Selections from the American 
 poets, v. 111. 
 
 Buck (Charles). Beauties, harmonies and sublimities of na- 
 ture, v. 145. 
 
 — Kuins of ancient cities, v. 134, 135. 
 
 Bunner (E.) History of Louisiana, v. 176. 
 
 Bush (George). Life of Mohammed, v. 10. 
 
 Camp (George Sidney). Democracy, v. 138. 
 
 Combe (Andrew). Principles of physiology, v 71 
 
 Cook (James). Voyages, v. 172. 
 
 Court and camp of Buonaparte, v. 29. 
 
 Craik (G. L.) Pursuit of knowledge under difficulties v 94 9* 
 
 Crichton (Andrew). Hist, of Arabia, anc. and mod v mm 
 
 — and Wheaton (H.) Scandinavia, ancient and modern • hi' 
 ing a history of Denmark, Sweden, and Norway v 136 117 
 
 Croly (George). Life and times of George iv., v'ls 
 Cunningham (Allan). Lives of eminent painters and s™in 
 
 tors, v. 17-19, 66-67. CUlp ' 
 
 Dana (E. H.,j>.) Two years before theniast, v. 106. 
 Davenport (R. A.) Perilous adventures, v. 159 
 Davis (John Francis). The Chinese ; a general descrintion 
 
 of the empire of China, v. 80-81. ""-npoon 
 
 Dick (Thomas). Celestial scenery, or wonders of the ulanc 
 
 tary system displayed, v. 83. * 
 
 — Improvement of society by diffusion of knowledge v 59 
 
 — Sidereal heavens, v. 99. 
 Distinguished men of modern times, v. 123-124. 
 
 Dover {Lord). Life of Frederick n., king of Prussia v 41 42 
 Duer (W. A.) Const, jurisprudence of the TJ. S. v 160 
 Dwight (Theodore, jV.) History of Connecticut, v'. 133. 
 Euler (L.) Letters on natural philosophy, v. 55-56. 
 Fenelon (F. de S. de laM.) Lives of anc. philosophers v 140 
 Ferguson (A.) History of the Roman republic, abr„ v. 187 
 Fletcher (James). History of Poland, v. 24. 
 Florian (J. C. P. de). History of the Moors 0' Spain v 177 
 Franklin (Benjamin). Memoirs ; by himself, v. 92-93. 
 Fraser (James B.) Historical account of Persia, v. 70*. 
 
 — Mesopotamia and Assyria, v. 157. 
 
 Gait (John). Life of lord Byron, v. 9. • 
 
 Gleig (George Robert). History of the Bible, v. 12-13. 
 
 Graves ( Mrs. A. J.) Woman in America, v. 166. 
 
 Griscom (JohnH.) Animal mechanism, andphysiology.v 85 
 
 Hale (Salma). History of the United States, v. 119-120.' 
 
 Halleck (Fitz-Greene). Selections from Brit, poets, v. 112-113 
 
 Hazen (Edward). Popular technology, or professions and 
 trades, v. 149-150. 
 
 Head (Sir F. B.) Life and adventures of Bruce, the African 
 traveller, v. 128. 
 
 Henry (C. S.) Epitome of the history of philosophy. Tr. 
 from the French of Bautain, with additions, v. 143-144, 
 
 Higgins (W. M.) The earth : its physical condition and plie. 
 nomena, v. 78. 
 
 Hist, account of Iceland, Greenland, and Faroe Islands, v. 131. 
 
 Hist. ace. of the circumnavigation of the globe, v. 82. 
 
 Humboldt (Alexander von). Travels and researches, con- 
 densed, v. 64. 
 
 Irving (Washington). Life of Goldsmith, v. 121-122. 
 
 James (G. P. R.) History of Charlemagne, v. 60. 
 
 — History of chivalry, v. 20. 
 
 Jameson (Mrs. Anna). Memoirs of celebrated female sove. 
 
 reigns, v. 33-34. 
 Jameson (R.), Wilson (J.), and Murray (H.) Discovery and 
 
 adventure in Africa, v. 16. 
 ■Johnson (Sam.) Life and writings. Ed. by W.P.Page, v.109-110. 
 Keightly (T.) History of England from the earliest period 
 
 to 1839, v. 114-118. 
 Lander (R. and J.) Journal of an expedition to explore the 
 
 Niger, v. 35-36. 
 Lanman (James H.) History of Michigan, v. 139. 
 Lee (C. A.) Elements of geology, v. 178. 
 Leslie (J.), Jameson (R.), and Murray (H.) Discovery and 
 
 adventure in the Polar seas and regions, v. 14. 
 Lewis and Clark. Expedition to the sources of the Missouri, 
 
 and thence to mouth of the Columbia, 1804-1806, v. 154-155. 
 Lieber (F.) Essays on property and labor, v. 146. 
 Lives and voyages of Drake, Cavendish, and Dampier, v. 30. 
 Lockhart (J. G.) History of Napoleon Buonaparte, v. 4-5. 
 Lossing (Benson J.) History of the fine aits, v. 103. 
 Mackenzie (A. S.) Life of Oliver Hazard Perry, v. 126-127. 
 Manners and customs of the Japanese, v. 132. 
 Maury (Abbe). Principles of eloquence, v. 184. 
 Memes (John S.) Memoirs of the empress Josephine, v. 28. 
 Michelet (J.) Moderu history, v. 170. 
 Milman (H. H.) History of the Jews, v. 1-3. 
 Montgomery (J.) Lectures on general literature, etc., v. 64. 
 Moseley (H.) HlHstrations of mechanics, v. 180. 
 Mudie (Robert). Popular guide to the observation of na- 
 ture, v. 67. 
 Murray (Hugh). Hist, account of British America, v. 101-102. 
 
 — and others. History of India, v. 47-49. 
 
 Narrative of an expedition to the Polar sea in the years 1820- 
 1823, commanded by Admiral Ferdinand Wrangell, v. 148. 
 
 Natural history of insects, v. 8, 74. 
 
 Natural history of quadrupeds, v. 104. 
 
 Natural history, the elephant, v. 164. 
 
 Paley (William). Natural theology. With notes by lord 
 Brougham and others, v. 96-97. 
 
 Park (Mungo). Life and travels, v. 105. 
 
 Parry (Sir W. E.) Three voyages for the discovery of the 
 Northwest Passage, v. 107-108. 
 
 Paulding (James K.) Life of Washington, v. 76-76. 
 
 Polo (Marco). Travels, v. 173. 
 
 Potter (A.) Political economy, v. 183. 
 
 — Handbook for readers and students, v. 166. 
 Rennie (J.) Natural history of birds, v. 98. 
 Renwick (James). Life of DeWitt Clinton, 125. 
 
 — Lives of John Jay and Alexander Hamilton, v. 129. 
 
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 Robertson (W.) History of disoovery and conquest of Amer- 
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 "History of emperor Charles V., abridged, v. 186. 
 p7.« B ell (Michael). History of the Barbary States, v. 76 
 5X of Oliver Cromwell, v. 62-63. 
 _ Nubia and Abyssinia v. 61. 
 _ Palestine, or the Holy Land, v. 27. 
 
 . polvnesia, v. 153. 
 
 view of ancient and modern Egypt, v. 23. 
 ^T !,k, it A ) Lives of celebrated travelers, v. 38-40. 
 limidt H i'. History of education, v. 158. 
 *"T 5 (Walter). Letters ou demonology and withcraft.v. 11. 
 Kr (Philip de). History of the expedition to Russia, by 
 
 faooleonin 1812, v. 141-142. 
 smndlev (E.) Sketches of Venetian history, v. 43-44. 
 Smith (Horatio). Festivals, games and amusements, ancient 
 
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 ItnnTlW L) Border wars of the Amer. Rev., v. 167-8. 
 
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 burner (Sharon). Sacred history of the world, v. 32, 72 84 
 
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 TJpham (Thomas 0.) Imperfect and disordered mental ac- 
 
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 White (Gilbert). Natural history of Selborne, v. 147. 
 
 Williams (J.) Life and actions of Alexander the Great, v. 7. 
 
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 -Redpath (J.) Echoes of Harper's Ferry. 1860. 5831.24 
 
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 Immortality of the soul. [In Journal of spec, philos., v. 4. 
 
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 1875. 8° 5724.21 
 
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 orientale ou des Tartares. [In Bergeron (P.) Voyages, etc., 
 
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 Hayward (Abraham). Biographical and critical es- 
 says. 2 v. London, 1858. 8° 2528.17 
 
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 Parisian morals and manners. Coup d'etat of 1861 . Imi- 
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 Art of dining. 
 
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 Frederio von Gentz. Maria Edgeworth : her life and wri- 
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 SylvainVan deWeyer. Alexander Dumas. Salons. Whist 
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 tions. Lady Palmerston. Lord Lansdowne. Lord Palling 
 and Bulwer. More about Junius. 
 
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 France : their national qualities. Lanfrey's Napoleon. 
 Lord chancellors of Ireland. The second Armada. The 
 purchase system. 
 
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 v. 17.] 5075.22 
 
 — More about Junius. The Franciscan theory un- 
 
 sound. London, 1868. 12° 3088.29 
 
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 Hayward (John). Book of religions. B., 1870. 8°.3411.19 
 
 -Gazetteerof the U. States. Hartford,1853. 8°. 1135.07 
 
 Hazard (Rowland G.) Freedom of mind in willing ; 
 
 or, every being that wills a creative first cause. 
 
 New York, 1864. 12° 5423.08 
 
 — Two letters on causation and freedom in willing, ad- 
 
 dressed to John Stuart Mill. With an appendix, 
 on existence of matter, and our notions of infinite 
 space. London, 1869. 8° 5432.07 
 
 Hazard (Samuel). Annals of Pennsylvania, 1609-1682. 
 Philadelphia, 1850. 8° 623.07 
 
 -Cuba with pen and pencil. Hartford, 1871. 8°. 1161.13 
 
 — Santo Domingo, past and present ; with a glance at 
 
 Hayti. New York, 1873. 8° 1161.20 
 
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 Hazen (den. Wm. B.) The school and the army in 
 
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 Versailles. New York, 1872. 8°. . . . 4516.13 
 Hazlitt (Wm.) Characters of Shakspeare's plays. 4th 
 
 ed. London, 1818. 16° 1753.20 
 
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 — Conversations of James Northcote. L.,1830.8°.3134.13 
 
 — Criticisms and dramatic essays of the English stage. 
 
 2ded. London, 1854. 16° 2531.18 
 
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 matic-poetry. Play-going. Kean's characters. Mrs. Sid- 
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 -Criticisms on art. 2 v. L., 1843-44. 16°. 1431.09 
 
 — Lectures on the dramatic literature pf the age of 
 
 Elizabeth. London, 1840. 16°. . . . 2531.11 
 Same. New York, 1857. 12°. . . . .2531.05 
 
 — Lectures on the English comic writers. New York, 
 
 1857. 12° 2531.06 
 
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 son. Cowley, Butler, Suckling, Etherege, etc. Wycherley, 
 Congreve, Vanbrugh, and Farquhar. On the periodical es- 
 sayists. On the English novelists. Works of Hogarth. 
 Comic writers of the last century. 
 
 -Lectures on the English poets. L., 1841. 16°. 2531.10 
 Contents. 
 
 Burns. 
 
 Butler. 
 
 Chatterton. 
 
 Chaucer 
 
 Collins. 
 
 Comic writers of last century. 
 
 Congreve. 
 
 Cowley. 
 
 Cowper. 
 
 Dryden. 
 
 English novelists. 
 
 Farquhar. 
 
 Gay. 
 
 Hogarth (On the works of). 
 
 Jonson (Ben.) 
 
 Milton. 
 
 Modern poets. 
 
 Old English ballads. 
 
 Periodical essayists. 
 
 Poetry in general. 
 
 Shakespeare. 
 Spenser. 
 Suckling. 
 Thomson. 
 
 Vanbrugh. 
 Wit and humor. 
 Writers of pastoral. 
 Wycherley. 
 
 - Life of Napoleon Bonaparte. 4 v. in 2. London, 
 
 t-I ' .' ' " 3127.16 
 
 — Literary remains. 2 v. L., 1836. 8°. . . 3076.13 
 
 Contents. 
 
 My first acquaintance with 
 
 poets [Coleridge], v. 2. 
 Opera (The), v. 2. 
 
 Belief, whether voluntary? v.l. 
 Conduct of life, v. 2. 
 Fight (The), v. 2. 
 Fine arts, v. 2. 
 Hazlitt (Biogr. sketch of), by 
 his son, v. 1, 
 
 — (Character of),by Lamb, v.l. 
 
 — (Some thoughts on the ge- 
 nius of), by Buhver.v. 1. 
 
 — (Thoughts upon), by Tal- 
 fourd, v. 1. 
 
 Hobbes (Writings of), v.l. 
 Liberty aud necessity, v. 1. 
 Locke's Essay on the human 
 
 understanding, v. 1. 
 Main chance (The), v. 2. 
 Means aud ends, v. 1. 
 Money (Want of), v. 2. 
 
 Personal politics, v. 1. 
 
 Persons one would wish to 
 have seen, v. 2. 
 
 Project for a new theory of 
 civil and criminal legisla- 
 tion, v. 1. 
 
 Self-love, v. 2. 
 
 Shyness of scholars, v. 2. 
 
 Spirit of monarchy, v. 2. 
 
 Tooke's ' Diversions of Pur- 
 ley,' v. 1. 
 
 Vatican (The), v. 2. 
 
 Wit (Definition of), v. 1. 
 
 Youth (On the feeling of im- 
 mortality in), v. " 
 
 ^vi*vj ^ nnui vi), v. £,. mortality mj, v. I. 
 
 — Notes of a journey through France and Italy. Lon- 
 
 don, 1826. 8° 963.07 
 
 — Oliver Cromwell : biography. L., 1857. 16°. 3045.09 
 
 — Plain speaker. 2 v. London, 1851-52. 16°. 2531.15 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Antiquity, v. 2. 
 
 Application to study, v. 1. 
 
 Conversation of authors, v. 1. 
 
 Depth and superficiality, v. 2. 
 
 Difference between writing 
 and speaking, v. 2. 
 
 Dreams, v. 1. 
 
 Egotism, v. 1. 
 
 Envy, v. 2. 
 
 Hating (Pleasures of), v. 1. 
 
 Hot and cold, v. 1. 
 
 Londoners and country peo- 
 ple, v. 1. 
 
 Look of a gentleman, v. 2. 
 
 New school of reform, v. 1. 
 
 Novelty and familiarity, v. 2. 
 
 Old age of artists, v. 1. 
 
 Old EugliBh writers and speak 
 ers, v. 2, 
 
 Party (Jealousy and spleen 
 of), v. 2. 
 
 Pasta (lime.) and Mars (MUe.), 
 v. 2. 
 
 People of sense, v. 2. 
 
 Personal character, v. 2. 
 
 Prose style of poets, v. 1. 
 
 Qualifications necessary to 
 success, v, 2. 
 
 Eeading old books, v. 2. 
 
 Reason and imagination, v. 1. 
 
 Respectable people, v. 2. 
 
 Scott, Racine, and. Shakes- 
 peare, v. 2. 
 
 Spirit of obligation, v. 1. 
 
 Spurzheim's theory, v. 1. 
 
 Success in life, v. 2. 
 
 Whether genius is conscious 
 of its powers, v. 1. 
 
 On sitting for a picture, v. 1. 
 
 — Beply to the essay on population by T. It. Malthus. 
 
 [anon.] London, 1807. 8° 5914.10 
 
 — Round table : a collection of essays on literature, 
 
 men, and manners. London, 1841. 12°. 2531.12 
 
 Contents, 
 
 Mauuer. 
 
 Methodism (Causes of). 
 
 Nightmare. 
 
 Patriotism. 
 
 Pedautry. 
 
 Pitt (Character of). 
 
 Poetical character. 
 
 Poetical versatility. 
 
 Posthumous fame. 
 
 Pulpit oratory : Dr. Chalmers 
 
 and Mr. Irving. 
 Religious hypocrisy. 
 Rousseau (Character of). 
 Scotch character. 
 Tendency of sects. 
 Washerwomen. 
 
 Actors and acting. 
 Arguing in a circle. 
 Beauty. 
 Buncle (John). 
 Character of John Bull. 
 Chaucer. 
 
 Classical education. 
 Commonplace critics. 
 Commonplace people. 
 Day by the fire, 
 Death and burial. 
 Fame (Different sorts of). 
 Good nature. 
 Gusto. 
 Imitatiou. 
 Literary character. 
 Love of life. 
 - Spirit of the age: or contemporary portraits. New 
 
 York, 1857. 12° 2531.07 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Bentham. 
 
 Brougham. 
 
 Burdett (Sir F.) 
 
 Byron. 
 
 Campbell. 
 
 Cobbett. 
 
 Coleridge 
 
 Crabbe. 
 
 -Table talk. 
 
 2 v. 
 
 Eldon {Lord). 
 Gifford. 
 Godwin (Wm.) 
 Hunt (Leigh). 
 Irving (Edw.) 
 Irving (Wash.) 
 Jeffrey (F.) 
 Lamb (O.) 
 
 London, 1845-46 
 
 Mackintosh. 
 Maltlms. 
 Moore (T ) 
 Scott (Walter). 
 Southey. 
 Tooke (Home). 
 Wilberforce. 
 Wordsworth. 
 
 16°. . 2531.13 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Aristocracy of letters, v. 2. 
 Character (Knowledge of), v.2. 
 Coffee house politics, v. 2. 
 Conduct of life, v. 2. 
 Corporate bodies, v. 2. 
 Criticism, v. 2. 
 Death (Fear of), v. 2. 
 
 Disadvantages of intellectual 
 
 superiority, v. 2. 
 Effeminacy of character, v. 2. 
 Familiar style, v. 2. 
 Fight (The), v. 1. 
 Genius and common sense.v.l 
 Going a journey, v. 1. 
 
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612 
 
 HAZLITT HEALEY 
 
 Hazlitt (Win, ), continued. 
 Great and little things, v. 2. 
 Ignorance of the learned, v. 1. 
 Indian jugglers, v. 1. 
 Lining to one's self, v. 1. 
 Mpiu chance (The), v. 2. 
 Milton's sonnets, v. 1. 
 Opera (The), v. 2. 
 Paradox and commonplace, 
 
 v. 1. 
 Past aud future, v. 1. 
 Patronage and puffing, v. 2. 
 People with one idea, v. 1. 
 
 Same. New York, 1S57. 12°. 
 
 Note. — A selection from the Engl, ed 
 tiona. 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Picturesque and ideal, v. 2. 
 Shyness of scholars, v. 2. 
 Spirit of controversy, v. 1. 
 Thought aud action, v. 1. 
 Travelling abroad, v. 1. 
 Vulgarity and affectation, v. 1. 
 Waut of money, v. 1. 
 Whether actors ought to sit 
 
 in the boxes, v. 2. 
 Why distant objects please, v.2 
 Will-making, v, 1 
 
 . . . 2531.03 
 with a few addi- 
 
 Antiquity, T. 2. 
 
 Application to study, v. 1. 
 
 Character (Knowledge of), v.l. 
 
 Conduct of life, v. 2. 
 
 Conversation of authors, v. 2. 
 
 Corporate bodies, v. 1. 
 
 Fear of death, v. 1. 
 
 Going a journey, v. 1. 
 
 Egotism, v. 1. 
 
 Gentleman (Look of a), v. 2, 
 
 Ignorance of the learned, v. 1. 
 
 Indian jugglers, v. 2. 
 
 My first acquaintance with 
 poets, [i.e. Coleridge], v. 2. 
 
 Old English writers and speak- 
 ers, v. 2. 
 
 — Winterslow : essays and 
 Collected by his sou. L 
 
 Belief, whether voluntary. 
 Burke (Character of). 
 Chatham (Character of lord). 
 Consistency of opinion. 
 Essay-writing (Farewell to). 
 Feeling of immortality in 
 
 youth. 
 Fox (Character of). 
 Matter and manner. 
 Means and ends. 
 Mind and motive. 
 
 Old age of artists, v. 1. 
 Painting (Pleasures of), y. 1. 
 Tint aud future, v. 1. 
 People with one idea, v. 1. 
 Personal character, v. 2. 
 Persons one would wiBh to 
 
 have seen, v. 2. 
 Poussin's landscape, v. 1. 
 Prose Btyle of poets, v. 2. 
 Beading old books, v. 2. 
 Begal character, v. 1. 
 Shyness of scholars, v. 2. 
 Vulgarity and affectation, v.2. 
 Why distant objects please, 
 
 v.l. 
 Will-making, .. 1. 
 
 characters written there. 
 ,1850. 12°. . . 2531.20 
 
 My first acquaintance with 
 poets, [Coleridge, etc.] 
 
 Party spirit. 
 
 Personal identity. 
 
 Persons one would wish to 
 have seen. 
 
 Pitt (Character of). 
 
 Project for a new theory of 
 civil and criminal legisla- 
 tion. 
 
 Public opinion. 
 
 ,8®=" For lives and notices of W. H. see Biography (p. 154) ; 
 
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 Gans. 9. Philosophie der Geschichte ; hrsg. v. E. Gans. 
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 — Philosophy of history. Tr. by J. Sibree. London, 
 
 1861. 12° «2.25 
 
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 Stirling. [In Macmillan's mag., Oct., 1867.] 
 
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 thetics. Tr. by G. S. Hall. [In v. 7, 1873 j p. 44-59.] On 
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 [In v. 6, 1872, p. 340-350] ;— On H.'s Philos. of religion. [In 
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 — Saisset IE.) Pantheism of Hegel. [In his Essay on relig. phi- 
 
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 — Statlo [J. B.) Philosophy of nature. 18*8 5426.05 
 
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 — Tera {A.) Trendelenburg as opponent of Hegel. [Ire Journal 
 
 of spec, philos., v. 7, 1873, p. 26-32]. 
 
 See also Contem. rev., v. 13, 1870 (Hegel and his connec- 
 tion with British thought) ; v. 20, 1872 (Hegel and Schel- 
 ling, by G. H. Lewes) ; Aug., 1874 (Lagrange and Hegel : the 
 Bpeo. method, by G. H. Lewes) ; Fortn. rev., v. 14, 1870 
 (Hegel, as a politician, by J. S. Henderson) ; April, 1873 
 (Dr. Stirling, Hegel, and the mathematicians, by W. R. 
 Smith. With rejoinder, by J. H. Stirling) ; Journal of spec. 
 philos., v. 6, 1871, p. 319-337 (Review of Hartmann on the 
 dialectic, by Michelet. Tr. by L. Soldan) ; v. 9, 1876 ; p. 
 70-80 (Trendelenburg and Hegel, by W. T. Harris) ; N. A. 
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 Heider (Dr. Or.), and others. Mittelalterliche "Kunst- 
 denkmale des Oesterreichischen Kaiserstaates. 2 v. 
 Stuttgart, 1858. 4° 1316.22 
 
 Heilly (Georges d', pseud.) See Poinsot (A. E.) .... 
 
 Heine (Heinrich). Allernands et Francais. Paris, 
 1868. 12° 7028.04 
 
 — Book of songs. Tr. by Charles G. Leland. Phila- 
 
 delphia, 1864. 12°. 1651.09 
 
 — Correspondence ine"dite. 2 v. P., 1867. 12°. 7028.00 
 
 — De l'Allemagne. Nouv.ed. 2 v. P., 1866. 12°. 7028.02 
 
 — De l'Angleterre. Paris, 1867. 12°. . . .7028.05 
 
 — De la Prance. Nouv. <§d. P., 1867. 12°. .7028.09 
 
 — De tout un peu. Paris, 1867. 12°. . . . 7028. 15 
 
 — Drames et fantaisies. Paris, 1865. 12°. . 7028.08 
 — ■ Letters auxiliary to history of modern polite litera- 
 ture in Germany. Tr. by G. W. Haven. Boston, 
 1836. 16° 2732.13 
 
 — Lutece : lettres sur la vie de la France. Nouv . e'd. 
 
 Paris, 1866. 12° 7028.10 
 
 — Pictures of travel. Phil., 1863. 12°. . . 942.14 
 
 — Poemesetlegendes. Nouv. ed. P., 1868. 12°. 7028.11 
 
 — Poems : tr., with life, by E. A. Bowring. London. 
 
 1861. 8°. 1645.14 
 
 — Prose miscellanies. Tr. by S. L. Pleishmau. Phila- 
 
 delphia, 1876. 12° 2528.29 
 
 Contents : Introd. sketch— biogr. and critical. ' The salon,' 
 1831. Memoirs of Herr von Schuabelewopski. On the 
 hist, of religion and philos. in Germany. The romantic 
 school. The Suabiau school. The gods in exile. Confes- 
 sions. 
 
 — Reisebilder : tableaux de voyage. Nouv. ed. Etude, 
 
 parT. Gautier. 2 v. Paris, 1868. 12°. . 7028. li 
 
 — Sammtliche Werke. 7 v. Phil., 1856. 12°. 7116.25 
 
 Contents. 
 Atta Troll ; ein Sommernachtstraum, v. 4. 
 Aus den Memoiren des Herrn von Schnabelewopski. frag- 
 ment, v.3. 
 Biographisch-literarische Skizze von Heine v. G.Becker v 7 
 Borne (Ludwig), v. C. 
 Briefe, v. 7. Briefe aus Berlin, v. 6. 
 
 Buch der Lieder, v. 2. 
 
 Deutschland ; ein Wintermalirchen, v. 4. 
 
 Einleitung zur Prachtausgabe des Don Quixote, v. 5. 
 
 Elementargeister, v. 3. 
 
 Faust (Doctor) ; ein Tanzpoem, nebst kuriosen Beriehtenuber 
 
 Tenfel, Hexen, und Dichtkunst, v. 5. 
 Florentinische Niichte, v. 3. 
 
 Franzosische Buhne, v. 3. Franzbsische Maler v.3. 
 Franzbsische Zustiiude, v. 6. 
 Gedichte, v. 2, 4, und 7. 
 
 Gefangnissreform und Strafgesetzgebung, v. 6. 
 Gestandnisse, v. 5. 
 
 Geschichte der Religion und Philosophic in Deutschland, v. 3 
 Gbtter (Die) im Exil, Gbttin (Die) Diana, v. 6. 
 Kahldorf iiber den Adel in Briefen an den Grafen M von 
 
 Moltke, v. 6. 
 Lieder (Neuer), v . 2, 5. 
 Ludwig Marcus. Denkworte, v. 5. 
 
 Lutezia ; Berichte iiber Politik, Kunat und Volkalebtn, v. C. 
 Musikalische Saison von 1844, v, 6. 
 Polen (Ueber), v. 5. 
 Pyrenaen (Aus den), v. 6. 
 Rabbi von Bachorach, v. 3. 
 Reisebilder, v. 1. 
 Romantische Schule, v. 5, 
 Romanzero, v. 4. 
 Salon, v. 3. 
 
 Schwabenspiegel, v. 5. 
 Shakespeare's Madchen una JTrauen, v. 5. 
 Tragbdien, v. 2. 
 
 — Satires et portraits. Paris, 1868. 12°. . . 7028.12 
 
 Contents : Louis Boeme. Le denonciateur. De la Po- 
 logne. Louis Marcus. Victor Cousin, 
 
 — Scintillations from [his] prose works. 1. Florentine 
 
 nights. 2. Excerpts. From the German, by L. 
 
 A. Stern. New York, 1873. 16°. . . . 2528.27 
 ,(K5~ For lives and criticat notices of Heine see Biography 
 
 (p. 155) ; also Fraser's mag., Nov. 1876 (Heine's life and 
 
 work, by H. G. Hewlett) ; Putnam's mag., Nov. 1856 (Last 
 
 years of Heinrich Heine) ; Temple Bar, May, 1870 (Heine's 
 
 Life aud writings). 
 Note.— For coutrib. of Heine to the Revue des d. mondes 
 
 see its Table general© [8172.—]. 
 Heinsius (Daniel). Poemata Latina et Gisaca. Ed. 
 
 auctior. Amst., 1649. 32°. 7711.01 
 
 Heirs at law. Chin's Index to advertisements. Pte. 
 
 1-7 in 1 v. [1873.] 3222.17 
 
 Heiton (John). Castes of Edinburgh. Edinburgh, 
 
 1861. 16° 496.16 
 
 Heldenbuch (Das). Book of heroes. [In Weber (H.) nius. of 
 
 northern antiq., 1814.] 1699.02 
 
 Helfenstein (James). Comparative grammar of the 
 
 Teutonic languages. London, 1870. 8°. 6413.08 
 Heliodorus. iEthiopicorum libri decern. Or, et Lot. [In Ero- 
 
 tici script., Didot, 1856.] 7764.17 
 
 — Ethiopics ; or, Theagines and Chariclea. From the Greek, by 
 
 R. Smith. [In Scriptores erotici, Bohn, 1855.] . 211.45 
 See Critical notice in Fortn. rev., v. 10, 1868. 
 Hell. See Biblical and relig. lit. [Hell, p. 89.) 
 Hell (Hommaire de). See Hommaire de Hell (I. X. M.) 997.05 
 Hellas, her monuments, etc. See Chase (T.) 1863. . . 992.05 
 Hellborn (Kreissle von). Life of Franz Schubert, tr. 
 
 by A. D.Coleridge. 2 v. L., 1869. 12°. . 3156.18 
 Heller (Arnolf). Intestinal parasites. [In Ziemssen (H. von|. 
 
 Cycl. of med.,V. 7, 1876.] 4358.07 
 
 Heller (Bobert). Das Geheimniss der Mutter. Mo- 
 velle. Frankfort, 1859. 12°. 7117.04 
 
 — Hohe Freunde. Leipzig, 1852. 12°. . . 7117.05 
 Hellwald (Friedrich von). The Bussians in central 
 
 Asia. Tr. by T. Wirgman. L., 1874. 8°. 1026.15 
 — • The American migration. [Sm. report, 1866.] . . . 3936.21 
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 lectures on scientific subjects. Tr. by E. Atkin- 
 son. New York, 1873. 12° 3915.16 
 
 Contents : On the relation of natural science to science in 
 general. On Goethe's scientific researches. Physiological 
 causes of harmony in music. Ice and glaciers. On tie 
 interaction of the natural forces. Recent progress of the 
 theory of vision. On the conservation of force. On the 
 aim and progress of physical science. 
 
 — On the sensations of tone as a physiological basis tor 
 
 the theory of music. Tr. by A. J. Ellis. London, 
 don, 1875. 8°. 1565.12 
 
 — On the interaction of natural forces. [In Youmans (E. L.) 
 
 Correlation, etc.] 4022.M 
 
 — Relation of physical sciences to science In general. [Sm. .re- 
 
 port, 1871] ? 9 ™- w 
 
 See Sketch of Helmholtz, by G. A. F. Van Rbyn, m Pop. 
 
 sci. monthly, June, 1874. „ 
 
 Helon's pilgrimage to Jerusalem. See Strauss (F.) . • "™V~ 
 Helper (Hinton Bowan). Impending crisis of the South. 
 
 New York, 1859.. 12° 5831.18 
 
 — The negroes in negroland. N.Y., 1868. 12°. 5832.07 
 
 — Nojoque ; a question for a continent. New York, 
 
 1867. 12°. 6831.2J 
 
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HELPS-HENRY 
 
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 Helps (Sir Arthur). Brevia, short aphorisms. Lon- 
 don, 1871. 12°. 2531.31 
 
 — Casimir Maremma. Boston, 1870. 12°. . 213.04 
 
 — Claims of labour : an essay on the duties of the em- 
 
 ployers to the employed. 2d ed. "With essay on 
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 the comfort of the labouring classes. London, 
 1845. 16°. 5816.15 
 
 — Companions of my solitude. B., 1870. 12°. 2531.25 
 Conquerors of the New World. See batoio Spanish conq. 655.01 
 
 — Conversations on war and general culture. Boston, 
 
 1871. 12° 2531.32 
 
 — Friends in council, [lstseries.] 2v. Boston, 1853. 
 
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 claims, social affections, and relations. 
 
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 yard. Improvement in the condition of the poor. Life 
 not so miserable after alL Lovers' quarrels. Miseries of 
 human life. Pleasantness. Eowingdown the river Mo- 
 selle. Tolerance. 
 
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 — Fruits of leisure. New York, 1852. 12°. .2531.30 
 
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 councils, commissions, etc. Party spirit. On truth. 
 
 — Life and labours of [Thomas] Brassey. 1805-1870. 
 
 Boston, 1874. 8°. 3023.27 
 
 — Life of Columbus. London, 1869. 12°. . 3043.05 
 
 — Life of Hernando Cortes. 2 v. L., 1871. 8°. 3044.23 
 
 — Organization in daily life. L., 1862. 8°. .5816.16 
 
 — Oulita the serf ; a tragedy. L., 1858. 16°. 1725.06 
 
 — Kealoiah. Boston, 1869. 8° 213.05 
 
 Note.— First appeared in Maom. mag., v. 17-19. 
 
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 — Spanish conquest in America, and its relation to the 
 
 history of slavery and to the government of colo- 
 nies. 4 v. New York, 1836-68. 12°. . . 555.01 
 Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 109 ; Fraser's mag., v. 52, 56, 66. 
 
 — Thoughts upon government. B., 1872. 8°. 5715.22 
 
 83- See notices of the author in Biography (p. 156). 
 Helvetius (Claude Adrien). De l'esprit ; essays on 
 the mind and the faculties. With life, etc. by W. 
 Mudford. London, 1807. 8°. . . . . 5413.19 
 
 — Treatise on man ; his intellectual faculties and edu- 
 
 cation. Tr. by W. Hooper. 2 v. L,1810. 8°. 5413.17 
 
 Hemans (Charles I.) History of ancient Christianity 
 
 and sacred art in Italy. L., 1866. 18°. . 3424.01 
 
 — History of medieval Christianity and sacred art in 
 
 Italy, a. D. 900-1350. London, 1869. 16°. 3424.02 
 
 — Hist and monumental Borne. L., 1874. 8°. 436.29 
 Hemans (Mrs. Felicia D.) Works. With a memoir by 
 
 her sister. 7 v. Philadelphia, 1840. 12°. 1651.02 
 Contents : v. 1. Memoir. England and Spain. Wallace's 
 Invocation to Bruce. 2. Tales and historic scenes. Res- 
 tor, of works of art to Italy. Modem Greece. Transla- 
 tions. Miscel. poems. Italian literature. 3. Miscellane- 
 ous poems. 4. The Forest sanctuary. Lays of many 
 lands. Miscel. Dartmoor. Welsh melodies. Hymns for 
 childhood. 6. The vespers of Palermo. Songs of the Cid. 
 Records of women. Miscellaneous. 6. Songs of the affec- 
 tions. Miscellaneous. 7. Songs of a guardian spirit ; of 
 Spain ; for summer hours ; of captivity. Scenes and 
 hymns of life. Female characters of Scripture. Sonnets. 
 Eecords of the seasons. Thoughts. Juvenile poems. In- 
 
 Hemenway (Abby Maria). Mystical rose ; or, Mary 
 
 of Nazareth. New York, 1865. 12°. . . 1645.15 
 
 -Poets and poetry of Vt. Butland, 1858. 12°. 1645.16 
 
 — Vermont historical gazetteer, v. 1-2. Burlington, 
 
 _ . 186 ?- 8° 626.12 
 
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 "emsley (W. B.) Handbook of hardy trees, shrubs 
 and herbaceous plants. Based on the French 
 work of Messrs. Decaisne and Naudin. With in- 
 trod., by E. S. Band, Jr. B., 1873. 8°. 6135.14 
 
 aemstreet (Win.) Economical European tourist. 
 New York, 1875. 12° 941 31 
 
 Hen lever (History of the). 5ee Burnham (G. P.) . . .6134.24 
 
 neuck (John Benj. ) Field-book for railroad engineers. 
 New York, i860. 16° 3926 21 
 
 Hen wffw (JUf r d) - ,^ tin V°™rbs and quotations. 
 ^ i8RQ n io Parallel Phages, and index. Lon- 
 uou, iooy. o fi'^n no 
 
 Henderson (Ebenezer, D.D.) Book of the' prophet 
 
 ? Z ? leL ^TJ? 6 HeW - With commentary 
 Andover, 1870. 8° 3734 fa 
 
 — Life of James Ferguson. Edin., 1867. V! 4013'l4 
 Henderson (Capi. George). Account of Honduras • 
 
 * i V ona s ^' ohes of the Mosquito Indians. London 
 1809. 12 ]j65 15 
 
 Henderson {Mrs. Mary F. ) Practical cooking and din- 
 ner giving. New York, 1876. 12°. . . 6016 16 
 
 Henderson (Peter). Gardening for pleasure. New 
 York, 1875. 12° 6i 32 23 
 
 — Gardening for profit. N. Y., 1867. 12°! ! 6122 22 
 Henderson (Wm.) Notes on the folk-lore of the 
 
 northern counties of England and the borders 
 With app. on household stories, by S. Baring- 
 Gould. London, 1866. 8° 3816 07 
 
 Henfrey (Arthur, ed.) Botanical and physiological 
 memoirs. London, Ray soc. , 1853. 8°. . 4744.02 
 
 — Educational claims of botanical science, [/re Youmans IE LI 
 
 Culture, etc., 1867.] . .. 6514 16 
 
 — Micrographic dictiouary. See Griffith (J. W.) . ! 4827 08 
 Henfrey (H. W.) Guide to English coins. London, 
 
 „ 1870. 8°. 1583.09 
 
 Hengstenberg (Ernst Wilhelm). Christology of the 
 
 O. T. Tr. by J. Martin. 4 v. Edinburgh, 1854- 
 _, 65 - 8 ° 3558.01 
 
 — Commentary on Ecclesiastes, with treatises on Song 
 
 of Solomon, Job, Isaiah, sacrifices, etc. Tr. by D. 
 W. Simon. Edinburgh, 1869. 8°. . . 3734.11 
 
 — Comment, on the Gospel of St. John. 2 v. Edin- 
 
 burgh, 1871. 8° 3755.05 
 
 — Dissertation on genuineness of Daniel and integrity 
 
 of Zechariah, and on Balaam. Edinburgh, 1857. 
 8° 3734.07 
 
 — Commentary on the Psalms. Tr. by J. Thomson and 
 
 P. Fairbairn. 3ded. 3 v. Edin., 1851-59. 8°. 3732.14 
 
 — Egypt, and the books of Moses. Tr. by D. C. Bob- 
 
 bins. With add. notes by W. C. Taylor. Edin- 
 burgh, 1845. 8° 3731.06 
 
 — Prophecies of Ezekiel elucidated. Tr. by A. C. Mur- 
 
 phy and J. G. Murphy. Edin., 1869. 8°. 3734.02 
 
 — Bevelation of St. John, expounded. 2 v. Edinburgh, 
 
 1851. 8° 3756 19 
 
 Hennell (Charles C.) Christian theism, [anon.] Lon- 
 don, 1839. 8°. 3562.15 
 
 — Inquiry concerning the origin of Christianity. 2d ed. 
 
 London, 1845. 8° 3567.22 
 
 Same. With Christian theism. 3d ed. London, 
 
 1870. 12°. . . . 3562.16 
 
 Hennell (Mary). Outline of various social systems 
 
 and communities. With introd. by [C. Bray]. 
 
 London, 1844. 12°. 5812.04 
 
 Hennell (Sara Sophia). Comparativism ; antagonism 
 
 to positivism. London, 1869. 12°. . . 3551.15 
 
 — Comparative metaphysics. L., 1869. 12°. . 3551.16 
 
 — Thoughts in aid of faith : gathered from recent 
 
 works. London, 1859. 12° 3557.20 
 
 Hennepin (Louis). Discovery of the Mississippi, etc. [by La 
 
 Salle.] [In Archaeologia Amer., v. 1.] 577.18 
 
 Same. [In French (B. F.) Hist. coll. La., pt. 1, 1846.] 693.14 
 
 — Narrative of a voyage to the upper Mississippi ; with biblogr. 
 
 notice of the works of H. [In Shea (J. G.) Dlscov. of the 
 Miss., 1852.] 1125.01 
 
 Hennion (A. J., jr.) Mineral resources of northern Mexico. See 
 Chipman (O ) 1162.21 
 
 Henri. See Biography {Henry, p. 156). 
 
 Henxiade. See Voltaire (F. M. A. de) 1694.18 
 
 Henrici (Olaus) Skeleton structures : especially steel 
 and iron bridges. N. Y., 1867. 8°. . .3942.16 
 
 Henriques (A. D. Y.) Modern mercantile calculator. 
 New York, 1867. 8° 4014.08 
 
 Henriques (M. Borges de F.) Trip to the Azores. Bos- 
 ton, 1867. 8° 1154.10 
 
 Henry. IKS' See Biography (p. 165), for lives of persons of this 
 name. 
 
 Henry (the minstrel). Wallace ; life and acts, ele. With 
 notes,ete.,by J. Jamieson. Glasg.,1869. 12°. 1694.17 
 
 — Lives of Scottish poets, v. 1 3212.05 
 
 Henry of Huntingdon. Chronicle, from Julius Oassar 
 
 to Henry 11. [a.d., 1154.] L.,3o7m,1853. 12°. 471.05 
 
 Henry, (duke 0/ Lancaster). Account of the expenses of, 1292-93 ; 
 
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 Henry (Caleb Sprague). About met and things. [27 
 essays.] New York, 1876. 12° 2528.32 
 
 — Doctor Oldham at Greystones. N.Y.,1860. 12°. 212.87 
 
 — Satan as a moral philosopher, with other essays. New 
 
 York, 1877. 12° 3557.32 
 
 — Social welfare and progress. N.Y.,1861. 12°. 5725.11 
 
 See's. A. rev., v. 94, 1862 (Notice of writings of 0. S. H.) 
 
 Henry (F. A.) Finite and infinite. In Journal of spec, philos. 
 v. 4, 1870 (2art.) 5442,04 
 
 Henry (James, M.D.) Dialogue between a bilious patient and a 
 physician. 2d ed. Dublin, 1838. 8° In 5093.16 
 
 Henry (James). Sketches of Moravian life and char- 
 acter. Philadelphia, 1859. 12°. . . . 3452.03 
 
 Henry (John Joseph). Campaign against Quebec, in 
 1775. Watertown, (N. Y.,) 1844. 18°. . 582.05 
 
 Henry (J. T.) History of petroleum. Also sketches of 
 prominent operators, with statistics, etc. Phila- 
 delphia, 1873. 8° 4007.07 
 
 Henry (Joseph). Eulogy on Alex. Dallas Bache. [In Sm. report 
 1870.] 3936.25 
 
 — Physical observatory. [Sm. report, 1870.] . . . 3936.26 
 
 — Reports, etc. See Smithsonian institution. 
 
 — Syllabus of lectures on physics. [In Sm. report, 1856.] 3936.11 
 Henry {Rev. Matthew). Complete works ; and me- 
 moir of his life. 2 v. Edin., 1854. 8°. . 3551.23 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Daily communion with God. Communi- 
 cant's companion. Family hymns. Treatise on baptism. 
 Sermons, etc. 2. Scripture catechism. SermonB, etc. Life 
 of Philip Henry. Method of prayer. 
 
 — Exposition of psalms. London, 1853. 8°. 3732.19 
 
 JBSf- For life of H. see Biography (p. 166). 
 Henry (Patrick). Speech on the fed. constitution in Va. conven- 
 tion. [In Moore (F.) Amer. eloa.., v. 1858.] . . .6325.03 
 j8£g=" For lives of Mm see Biography (p. 156) ; also Herring 
 (J.) and Longacre (J. B.) Nat. portr. gal., v. 2, 1835 [3247.08]: 
 Hist, mag., Nov. and Dec,, 1873 (Vindication of his char- 
 acter, as an orator and as a man, by W. W. Henry). 
 Henry (Philip). Henry (M.) Life of P. H. [In his Works, v. 2, 
 1854.] 3551.24 
 
 Henry ("Walter). Events of a military life [1811-39]; 
 Peninsular war, invasion of France, the East In- 
 dies, etc. 2ded. 2 v. London, 1843. 8°. 3075.29 
 
 Henry (W. K., joint author). American chess-nuts. 
 New York, 1868. 8° 4614.05 
 
 Henry Holbeach, student, [pseud.] See Hands (W. B.) 
 
 Henryson (Robert). Irving (D.) Lives of Scot, writers. 3265.07 
 
 — Lives of Scottish poets, v. 3 3212.07 
 
 — Tytler (P. F.) Lives of Scot, worthies, v. 3 3252.03 
 
 See also N. Brit, rev., v. 44, 1866 (Poems and fables of R. H.) 
 
 Hens. See Agriculture. (Poultry, p. 8.) 
 
 Hensel (Octavia). Life and letters of Gottschalk. 
 Boston, 1870. 16°. 3067.03 
 
 Henshaw (Mrs. S. E. ) Our branch and its tributa- 
 ries ; hist, of the N. W. sanitary commission. Chi- 
 cago, 1868. 8° 4343.17 
 
 Henslow (Rev. George). Theory of evolution of living 
 things, as illustrative of the wisdom and benefi- 
 cence of the Almighty. L., 1873. 12°. .3556.25 
 
 Henslow (John Stevens). Descriptive and physiolo- 
 gical botany. L„ 1836. 16°. [L. C. C] 1912.02 
 
 Henslowe (Philip, theatrical manager). Diary, 1591- 
 1609. Ed. by J. P. Collier. London, Shak. soc, 
 1815. 8° 1756.28 
 
 Henty (G. A.) March to Magdala. L.,1868. 8°. 1086.01 
 
 Henwife (The). See Arbuthnot {Hon. Mrs.) 1868. . 6134.20 
 
 Hepburn (James C. ) Japanese-Engl. and English- 
 Jap, dictionary, abridged. N.Y.,1873. 16°. 6421.07 
 
 Hepburn (James, earl of Bothwell). See Bothwell (in Biography 
 p. 121) ; also New monthly mag., v. 13, 1825 (Manuscript of 
 earl Bothwell) ; Fortn. rev., July, 1874 (Bothwell, by lord 
 Houghton). 
 
 Hepworth (Rev. George Hughes). Eocks and shoals. 
 Lectures to young men. B., 1870. 12°. 3561 19 
 
 — Starboard and port: the "Nettie" along shore 
 
 New York, 1876. 12° .1121.17 
 
 — Whip, hoe, and sword ; or, Gulf- department in '63- 
 
 Boston, 1864. 1C° 632 11 
 
 Her majesty's mails. See Liwins(W.) 1864. . . . 2712 12 
 Her majesty's tower. See Dixon (W. H.) 1869. . 493'n 
 
 Heraldry. 
 
 — Barrington (A.) Familiar introd., etc. 1848. 6621 24 
 
 — Bernd (G. S. T.) Handbuch der Wappenwissens- 
 
 schaft. 1856 6615.18 
 
 — Book of family crests. 11th ed. 2 v. 1875. 6612 06 
 
 — Boutell{0.) English heraldry. 1867. . .662123 
 
 — Brimet (A. ) Begal armorie of Great Britain, to queen 
 
 Victoria : institution of chivalry, and origin of em- 
 blematic insignia in ancient nations. 1839. 6612 03 
 
 — Burke {Sir B. ) Genealogical and heraldic dictionary 
 
 of the landed gentry of Great Britain and Ireland 
 4th ed. 1868 6615.06 
 
 Genealogical and heraldic dictionary of the peer- 
 age and baronetage of the British empire. 18th ed 
 1856 6615.oi 
 
 Same. 39th ed. 1877 6615.02 
 
 — Burke (J. and Sir B. ) Encyclopasdia of heraldry, or 
 
 general armory of England, Scotland, and Ireland 
 3ded. 1847 6614.11 
 
 — Dallaway (H.) Manual of heraldry for amateurs 
 
 1828 6621.22 
 
 — Fairbaim (J. ) Crests of the families of Gt. Britain and 
 
 Ireland. Ed. by J. Maclaren. 2 v. [I860.] 6614.20 
 
 — Hefner (0. T. von). Handbuch der theoretischen 
 
 und praktischen Heraldik. 2 v. 1863. . 6626.14 
 
 — Heraldry of nature ; the arms of the E — g — h peers. 
 
 [anon.] London, 1785. 16°. 6621.26 
 
 Note.— A satire. 
 
 — Montagu (J. A. ) Guide to the study of heraldry. 
 
 1840 6615.14 
 
 — Moule { T. ) Bibliotheca heraldica Magnee Britannia ; 
 
 an analytical catalogue of books on genealogy, 
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 1822 6615.15 
 
 — Nares(E.) Heraldio anomalies. 2 v. 1823. 6621.27 
 
 — PhUipot{T.) Hist, discourse of heraldry. 1672. 6621.25 
 
 — Planche" (J. R. ) Pursuivant of arms ; or, heraldry 
 
 founded upon facts. 1876 6621.21 
 
 — Prestwich (Sir J. ) Bespublica ; or display of the 
 » honors, ceremonies, and ensigns of the common- 
 wealth, under Oliver Cromwell. 1787. . 3048.01 
 
 — Tyas (R.) Flowers and heraldry. 1851. .4913.22 
 
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 rev., v. 16, 1868 (Origin and influence of H.) ; WeBtm. rev., 
 
 v. GO, 1853, or Littell, 1853, v. 3 (Pedigree and heraldry). 
 
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 Heraud (John A.) Life and times of Savonarola. 
 
 [anon.] London, 1843. 18° 3156.02 
 
 — Shakspere : his inner life as intimated in his works. 
 
 London, 1865. 8°. 1754.19 
 
 Herbart (Johann Friedrich). Sammtliche Werke. Hrsg. 
 v. G. Hartenstein. 12 v. Leipzig, 1850-52. 8°. 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Schriften zur Einleitung in die Philoso- 
 phie. 2. Kurze Encyclopadie der Philosophic. 3-4. Schrift- 
 en zur Metaphysik. 5-7. Schriften zur Psychologic. 8,-9. 
 Schriften zur praktischen Philosophie. 10-11. Schriften 
 zur Piidagogik. 12. Historisch-kritische Schriften. 
 
 See also Journal of spec, philos., v. 8, 1874, p. 261-267 (H.'l 
 Rational psychology. Tr. by H. Haanel). 
 Herberstein (Sigismund von). Notes upon Eussia. 
 2 v. Tr. and ed. by E. H. Major. London, Rah- 
 
 luytsoc, 1851. 8° 996.14 
 
 Herbert (Edward, lord; of Cherbury). Ancient religion 
 of the Gentiles. London, 1705. 8°. . .3551.19 
 JKg- For lines of him, see Biography (p. 156). 
 
 Herbert (Algernon). Britannia after the Eomans ; re- 
 lig. and polit. revolutions in the 5th and succeed- 
 ing oenturies. [anon.] 2 v. L., 1836-41. 4°. 478.15 
 
 — Cyclops Christianus ; or an argument to disprove 
 
 the supposed antiquity of the Stonhenge and 
 other megalithic erections in England and Brit- 
 anny. London, 1849. 8° 494.18 
 
 Herbert (George). The temple. Sacred poems and 
 private ejaculations. London, 1850. 16°. . 1611.29 
 
 Same. With memoir, and notes. By E. A. Will- 
 
 niott. Boston, 1855. 16° 1651.12 
 
 ASP For lives of H. see Biography (p. 616). 
 
 Herbert (Henry). A fortnight's journal. With man- 
 ner of his death on one of the Jura mountains, 
 1837. London, 1838. 16° 982.12 
 
 Herbert (Henry John George, 3d earl of Carnarvon). 
 Portugal and Galicia, with state of the Basque 
 Provinces. 3d ed. London, 1S48. 12°. 982.21 
 
 Herbert (Henry Wm. ) American game in its seasons. 
 New York, 1854. 12° 4615.09 
 
 — Captains of the old world. N. Y, 1850. 12°. 3082.03 
 
 — Captains of the Eoman republic. New York, 1854. 
 
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 — Frank Forrester's sporting scenes and characters. 
 
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 Contents: v. 1. My shooting box. The deer stalkers. 
 2. The Warwick woodlands. The Qnorndon hounds. 
 
 — Henry the eighth and his six wives. New York, 
 . 1854. 12°. 3077.25 
 
 -Hints to horse-keepers. N. Y., 1859. 12°. 4617.21 
 
 — Horse and horsemanship of the U. S. 2 v. New 
 
 York, 1857. 1. 8° 4618.04 
 
 — Persons and pictures from the histories of France 
 
 and England. New York, 1854. 12°. . . 2532.01 
 
 ttransl.) See JEschylus Prometheus and Agamemnon. 1712.04 
 
 &g* For historical romances of H. W. H. see Fiction (p. 489). 
 Herbert (Mary Elizabeth, lady). Impressions of Spain. 
 
 New York, 1869. 12°. 984.18 
 
 — Mission of St. Francis of Sales in the Ohablais. 
 
 London, 1868. 12° 3418.06 
 
 — Mother of Saint Augustine. L., 1868. 16°. 3124.26 
 Herbert (Wm.) History of the twelve great livery 
 
 companies of London. 2 v. L., 1837. 8°. 494.11 
 
 Herbert (Hon. and Rev. Wm.) Works, excepting those 
 on botany and natural history. 3 v. London, 
 
 1842. 8° 6043.17 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Horro Scandicee, or works relating to old 
 Scandinavian literature : Helga. Hedin, etc. Select Icelandic 
 poetry, translated. Hora? pieria). Fia delta Pietra. Julia 
 Montalban. The Guahibos. The wanderers of Jutland, etc. 
 2. Reviews, essays, etc. Sermons. 3. Attila, or the triumph 
 of Christianity, a poem. Attila and his predecessors : an 
 historical treatise. 
 
 Herbert Ainslie. See Maitland (Edward) 3584.21 
 
 Hercules. See Elackw. mag., May, 1874. 
 
 Herd. See also Heard, and Hard. 
 
 Herd (David). Ancient and modern Scottish songs, 
 ballads, etc. Repr. of ed. of 1776. Memoir and 
 notes by S. Gilpin. 2 v. Edin., 1870. 8°. 1646.04 
 
 Herder (Johann Gottfried von). Outlines of a philo- 
 sophy of the history of man. Tr. bv T. Churchill. 
 2ded. 2v. London, 1803. 8°. T . .5814.11 
 
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 Adrastia, v. 22, 33, 34. 
 
 Alteste Urkunde des Menschengeschlechts, v. 4-5. 
 Antiquarische Aufsatze, v. 25. 
 Blumenlese aus morgenlandischen Dichtern, v. 21. 
 Briefe, das Studium der Theologie betreffend, v. 12. 
 Briefe zur Befdrderung der Humanitat, v. 35. 
 Ohristliche Hymnen, v. 13. 
 Ohristliche Bedcn und Homilien, v. 6. 
 Christliche Schrilten, v. 10-11. 
 
 Old (Der), mit hist. Enleitung, durch J. v. Muller, v. 14. 
 Erlaaterungen zum ueuen Testament, v. 7. 
 Fragmeute zur deutschen Literatur, v. 18-19. 
 Fruchte aus den sogeuannt goldenen Zeiteu des ISten 
 
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 Gedichte, v. 13. 
 
 Geiat der ebraiscben Poesie, v. 1-2. 
 Ideen zur Geachichte der Mensehheit, v. 28-30. 
 Johannes Offenbarung, v. 8. 
 
 Kaliigone: 1. Ton Augenebmen u. Schonen. 2. Kunst u. 
 
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 Kritische Walder ; Oder Betrachtungen ilber die Wissen- 
 
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 — Goodwin (C. W.) Hieratic papyri. [In Cambridge essays, 
 
 1858.] 2517.16 
 
 — Oreppo (J. 0. H.) Essay ou the hieroglyphic sys- 
 
 tem of M. Champollion, jun. 1830. . . 6441.01 
 
 — Rorapollo Mlous. Hieroglyphics. [Tr. ] by A. T. 
 
 Cory. [Gr. and Engl.] 1840 1091.17 
 
 — Osbum (W.) Monumental Egypt. 2 v. .1075.01 
 — ■ Poole (R. S.) Method of Young and Champollion. [In Ar- 
 
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 — Tattam (H.) Grammar of the Egyptian language 
 
 as contained in the 1 Coptic and Sahidic dialects. 
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 the ancient Enchorial character. 1830. . 1076.17 
 Hieroglyphical essays and correspondence. [In his Miscel. 
 
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 Hosetta stone ;— and works on the antiquities of Assyria, 
 
 Egypt, Mexico, etc. 
 Hierologus ; or Church tourists. See Neale (J.M.) 1843. 1311.07 
 
 Hierophant (The). See Bush (George) 3696.02 
 
 Higden (Ranulphus). Polychvomcon, [to Edward in. ] 
 
 with Trevisa's translation. Ed. by C. Babington 
 
 and J. R. Lumby. 6 v. L., 1865-76. 8°. [Rolls 
 
 chronicles.] 5140. — 
 
 Higgins (Godfrey). Apology for the life and character 
 
 of Mohamed. London, 1829. 8°. . . 3115.29 
 Horffi sabbaticsB ; vulgar errors respecting the sabbath. Lon- 
 don, 1826. 8°. [In Pamphleteer, v. 27.] . . . . 6058 27 
 Note.—Yor reply see Hughes (T. S.) Letter, etc. In 
 
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 wages, etc. London, 1826. 8°. [In Pamphleteer, v. 27.] 5058.27 
 Higgins ("W. M. ) The earth : its physical condilion 
 
 and phenomena. New York, 1852. 18°. 4111.12 
 Higginson (Edward). Ecce Messias ; or the Hebrew 
 
 messianic hope and the christian reality. London, 
 
 1871. 8° 3557.28 
 
 Hieeinson (Frances). New England's plantation, 1630. [In Force 
 
 (P ) Tracts, v. 1, 1830: 677.08 ;— Mass. hist. soc. Coll., v. 
 
 1 1792 : ;— Young (A.) Chron. of Mass., 1846.] 
 
 Hieeinson (Thomas Wentworth). Army life in a black 
 
 regiment. Boston, 1870. 16° 632.22 
 
 — Atlantic essays. Boston, 1871. 12°. . . . 2528.28 
 
 Contents: A plea for culture. Literature as an art. 
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 prince Bupert. Mademoiselle's campaigns. The puritan 
 minister. Fayal and the Portuguese. The Greek god- 
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 Note.— Repr. from the Atlantic monthly. 
 
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 ster (E.),by G. S. Hillard. Wheelwright (C. H.), by C. A. 
 Welch. Richardson (J.), Simmons (C. F.), Rodman (W. L.}, 
 Fuller (A. B.), Goodrich (J. F.). Sargent (L. M.), Hack (D.), 
 Perkins (S. G ), Eells (S. H.), by T. W. Higginson. Porter 
 (P. A.), by G. C. Ward. Hipley (E.). by J. B. Thayer. 
 Ritchie (M.), by S. Eliot. Revere (E. H. B ), by H. G. Par- 
 ker. Stevens (W. O.), by C. G. Loring, jr. Peabody (E.), 
 by F. H. Peabody. Sedgwick (W. D.), by Mrs. L. T. Sedg- 
 wick. Downes (H. H.), by S. H. Hurd. Haven (S. F., jr.), 
 by W. S. Davis. Hooper (W. S.), by S. L. Thorudike. Re- 
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 Willard (S.), by J. Willard. Dwight (Wilder). Dwight (How- 
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 Goodwin. Lowell (C. E.), by J. M. Pierce. Savage (J.), 
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 W. G. Colburn. Abbott (H. L.), by F. W. Palfrey. Bar- 
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 B. Fox. Hall (H. W.), by N. Hall. Mills (C. J.), by H. D. 
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 J.), Grafton (G. I.), Brown (H. F.), Storrow (S.), by T. W. 
 Higginson. Robeson (T. E.), by J. C. Davis. Bowman 
 (E. C), by E. D. McCarthy. Burrage (J. P.), by D. E. Oady. 
 Haven (S. C), by A. P. Peabody. Hodges (J.), by T. D. 
 Hodges. Parker (A. O), by W.W.Parker. Ropes (H ), by 
 H M. Eogers. Stone (G. A), by Mrs. L. P. Hopkins. 
 Tucker (J. H.), by J. W. Cotton. Barker (A.), Stevens (E. 
 L.), by A. LiDColn. Bojmton (W. P.), by H. F. Jenks. 
 Orane (W. D.), by W. H. Cudworth. Dunn (H. S.), by J C 
 Dunn. Gould (S. S.), by E. P. Gould. Stevens (G. P.), by 
 
 F. Brooks, Abbot (E. S ), by E. H. Abbot. Birney (F ) by 
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 (F. W.). by W. P. Walley. Hedges (J. N ), by A. G. Sedg- 
 wick. Thurston (A. G), by W. L. Eichardson. Paine (S.) 
 by Mrs. F. C. Paine. Russel (C. J.), by H. P. Arnold. 
 
 — Higher education of women. [In Amer. soc. sci. assoc. 
 
 Trans., no. 6, 1873.] 6811.03 
 
 — Out-door papers. Boston, 1863. 16°. . . 2032.02 
 
 Contents : Saints and their bodies. Physical courage. 
 Letter to a dyspeptic. Murder of the Innocents. Barbar- 
 ism and civilization. Gymnastics. New counterblast to 
 tobacco. Health of our girls. April days. My outdoor 
 •tudy. Water-lilies. Life of birds. Procession of the 
 flowers. Snow. 
 
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 — Rationale of spiritualism : two lectures. New York 
 
 v 1859 - ?;-, • 3817.35 
 
 — Young folks history of the United States. Boston, 
 
 1875. 16° ... 572 30 
 
 — Young folks series. Book of American explorers 
 
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 Higgs (Arthur). Lafayette : a study and a polemic 
 
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 High life in Europe. See Willis (N. P.) Miscel. works. 6076 22 
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 Highton (Edward). Electric telegraph : its hist, and 
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 Highways. See Law. (Roads and highways.) 
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 Higmbotham (Josephine M.) "Una and her pau- 
 pers": memorials of Agnes Eliz. Jones, [anon.] 
 loi? '?oo 0d - by rloren ce Nightingale. New York, 
 lbli - 12 3093.23 
 
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 1852. 12° 1142.02 
 
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 piled from the judicial biographies of lord Camn. 
 bell. Boston, 1856. 12°. 32)3.13 
 
 — Despotism in America. Boston, 1854. 12°. 5831.23 
 
 — History of banks ; advantages of free banking, etc 
 
 Boston, 1837. 12° 5915.15 
 
 — History of the United States. [To 1821.] 6 v 
 
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 — Theory of politics. New York, 1854. 12°. , 5715.04 
 Hildreth (Samuel Prescott). Pioneer history : Ohio val- 
 ley, and northwest territory. Cm., 1848. 8°. 612.18 
 
 — Meteorological observations made at Marietta, Ohio, 1826-1859 
 
 [In Sm. contrib., v. 16, 1871.] 3937.16 
 
 Hiley (Richard). Compendium of European geogra- 
 phy and history. London, 1872. 8°. . . 441.26 
 
 Hilgard (Eug. W.) On the silt analysis of soils and clays. [In 
 Amer. assoc. Proc, v. 22, 1873.] 3946.20 
 
 Hilgard (Julius E.) Determination of transatlantic longitudes, 
 [In Amer. assoc, science, v. 22, 1873.] 3946.20 
 
 Hill (A. F.) Secrets of the sanctum. Philadelphia, 
 1875. 12° 2711.11 
 
 Hill (George). Titania's banquet, pictures of women, 
 and other poems. 3d ed. N.Y., 1870. 16°. 1652.01 
 
 Hill (George Canning). Capt. John Smith ; a biogra- 
 phy. Boston, 1859. 12° 3164.33 
 
 Hill (George J. ) Story of the war in La Vendee, [1790- 
 1815]. New York, 1857. 12° 513.08 
 
 Hill (Hamilton Andrews). Eolations of business men to national 
 legislation. [In Amer. boc. sci. assoc. Trans., no. 3, 
 1871.] 5811.02 
 
 — (editor). See Boston. Board of trade. Reports. . . 6924.02 
 Hill (John). An account of the life and writings of 
 
 Hugh Blair. London, 1807. 8°. ... 3021.08 
 Hill (Rev. John). Sermons. 8th ed. L, 1817. 8°. 3562.13 
 Hill (John, principal of the Normal college, Ceylon). 
 
 — Geography of India. London, [1874.] 12°. 1031.23 
 Hill (John Boynton). History of Mason, N. H., 1719- 
 
 1858. Boston, 1858. 8° 654.08 
 
 Hill (John Harwood). Chronicle of the christian ages 
 to 1858. 2 v. Uppingham, 1859. 8°. . 445.21 
 
 Hill (John Ward). Manual of the law of fixtures. 2d 
 ed. New York, 1871. 8° 5023.27 
 
 Hill (L. L. ) Treatise on heliochromy ; pictures in 
 natural colors. New York, 1856. 8°. . .3934.35 
 
 Hill (Rosamond and Florence). What we saw in Au- 
 stralia. London, 1875. 12° 1062.15 
 
 Hill (S. S.) Travels in Peru and Mexico. 2 v. Lon- 
 don, 1860. 12° 1163.11 
 
 Hill (Thomas). Geometry and faith. New York, 1874. 
 12° 3557.29 
 
 — Second book in geometry. B., 1863. 12°. .4011.32 
 
 — True order of studies. N. Y., 1876. 12°. . 5512.30 
 Hillard (George Stillman). Life and campaigns of G. 
 
 B. McClellan. Philadelphia, 1864. 12°. 3115.15 
 
 — Life of Capt. John Smith. [In Sparks (J.) Amer. biog., v. 2, 
 
 1863.] . . . 3241.02 
 
 — Memoir of James Brown. B., 1856. 8°. .3021.19 
 
 — Six months in Italy. 2 v. B., 1853. 12°. 972.08 
 Hillary (Sir Wm.) Appeal for preservation of lives and prop- 
 erty from shipwreck. [In Pamphleteer, v. 23] ;— On the im- 
 provement and embellishment of the metropolis. [In Pam- 
 phleteer, v. 24] ;— Plan for a steam life-boat ; also for the 
 extinguishment of a fire at sea ;— Sketch of Ireland in 
 182* : evils, their remedies, [/n Pamphleteer, v. 25.] 6058.25 
 
 Hiller (Dr. Ferdinand). Mendelssohn. Letters and 
 recollections. Tr. by M. E. von Glenn. 2d ed. 
 London, 1874. 8° 3123.3a 
 
 Hillern (Wilhelmine von, geo. Birch). Ein Arzt der 
 
 Seele. 2 v. Berlin, 1869. 16° 7117.18 
 
 «&- For English transl. of her novels see Fiction (p. i'% 
 
 Hillgrove (Thomas). Art of dancing. New York, 
 1864. 16°. • • 4613.09 
 
 Hillhouse (James Abraham). Dramas ; discourses, etc. 
 
 2v. Boston, 1839. 16° 172514 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Dramas: Demetria. Hadad. Percys 
 masque. 2. The judgment. Sachem's wood, a poem. 
 Discourses : On the choice of an era in epic and tragic writ- 
 ing. On the relations of literature to a republican gov- 
 ernment. On the life and services of Lafayette. The her- 
 mit of Warkworth, a ballad by Thomas Percy. 
 
 Hilliard (Francis). Law of bankruptcy and insol- 
 vency. 2d ed. Philadelphia, 1807. 8°. 5615.18 
 
 — Law of injunctions. 2ded. Phil., 1869. 8°. 6634.12 
 
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 621 
 
 -Law of mortgages. 4thed. 2v. B.,1872. 8°, 5634.09 
 
 — Law of remedies for torts, or private wrongs. Boston, 
 
 1867. 8° 5634.11 
 
 _ Law of taxation. Boston, 1875. 8°. . .5646.01 
 _ Law of torts, or private wrongs. 3d ed. 2 v. Bos- 
 ton, 1866. 8° 5634.13 
 
 Hills lakes, and forest streams. See Hammond (S.H.) 1860. lU2.li; 
 Hillside and seaside in poetry. See Laroom (L.) 1877. . 1663.39 
 Hilton (David). Brigandage in South Italy. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1864. 12° 532.12 
 
 Himalayas. See Countries (p. 329). 
 
 Himerius, Greek sophist. Declamationes. Gr. et Lat. 
 
 Emend. P. Diibner. Parisiis,Dtdo«,1849.8°. 7766.06 
 
 Hind (Heary Youle). Insects and diseases injurious to 
 
 the wheat crop. Toronto, 1857. 8°. . .6124.10 
 
 — Explorations in the interior of the Labrador penin- 
 
 sula. 2v. London, 1863. b°. . . .1153.15 
 
 — Narrative of the Canadian Bed Kiver exploring ex- 
 
 pedition of 1857, etc. 2v. L., 1860. 8°. 1151.16 
 Hind (John Bussell). Comets. L., 1852. 12°. 4013.12 
 
 — The solar system. New York, 1852. 12°. .4013.06 
 Hinderer (Anna). Seventeen years in the Yoruba 
 
 country. Memorials. Introd. by B. B. Hone. 
 3ded. London, 1873. 16°. 1091.20 
 
 Hindoo. See Hindn, below. 
 
 Hindostan. See Countries (India, p. 331). 
 
 Hinds (Kichard Brinsley). Regions of vegetation. [In Belcher 
 {Sir E.) Voyage round the world, etc.] .... 925.22 
 
 Hinds (Samuel), Newman (J. H. ), and others. His- 
 tory of the christian church in the 1st century. 
 London, [about 1853.] 12°. 3415.16 
 
 Same. [Continued] to the present day, by J. A. 
 
 Jeremie, A. Lyall, and others. 2 v. London, 
 1852-53. 12° 3415.17 
 
 Hindu language. See Language (India). 
 
 Hindu law. See Law (Hindu). 
 
 Hindu literature. See Literature (Oriental). 
 
 Hindu religion. See Biblical and relig. lit. (Hinduism, p. 100) ;— 
 Countries (India, p. 330-332). 
 
 Htaes (David T. of S. C, 6. about 1810). Life, adven- 
 tures, and opinions. New York, 1840. 12°. 3081.17 
 
 Hines {Rev. Gustavus). Life on the plains of the Pa- 
 cific. Oregon, its history, condition and pros- 
 pects. Buffalo, 1851. 12° 1123.02 
 
 Hingstou (Edw. P. ) Genial showman : reminiscences 
 ofArtemus Ward. New York, 1870. 8°. 3176.23 
 
 Hinman (Royal Ralph). Letters from English kings 
 and queens, to governors of the colony of Connec- 
 ticut, with answers, 1635-1749. Hartford, 1836. 
 12°. 591.14 
 
 Hinton (James). Health and its conditions. New 
 York, 1871. 12°. 4322.22 
 
 — Diseases of the ear. [In Holmes (T.) System of surgery, v. 3, 
 
 1862.] 4337.03 
 
 — Life in nature. New York, 1872. 16°. . .4723.19 
 -Man and his dwelling place. N.Y.,1859. 12°. 3573.20 
 
 — Mystery of pain. New York, 1872. 12°. .3562.05 
 Same. London, 1874. 12° 3556.29 
 
 — Report on physiology, with bibliography. 1863-64. [New Sy- 
 
 denham soc. year book. London, 1864-65. 8°.] . .4304.05 
 
 Hinton (John Howard). History and topography of 
 U.S. [To 1826.] Hlus. 2v. L., 1830. 4°. 578.02 
 
 Hinton (Louis J.) Beport on the working of stone and on arti- 
 ficial stone. [TJ. S. Com. to Int. exhib. at Vienna, 1873. Re- 
 ports, v. 4, 1876.1 3916.18 
 
 Hinton (R.J.) Brief biographies. English radical 
 
 leaders. New York, 1875. 12° 3221.14 
 
 ContenU : The independent members : Prof. Fawcett. Sir 
 0. W. Dilke. Peter A. Taylor. Sir J. Lubbock. Joseph 
 Cowan. Robert M. Carter. The labor agitation and its 
 friends : Th. Hughes. A. J. Mundella. Alex. Macdonald. 
 Th. Brassey. Sain. Morley. Parliamentary agitators : Sam. 
 Plimsoll. Sir W. Lawson. Ed. Miall. Henry Richards. 
 Popular landers: Gr. J. Holyoake. Joseph Arch. Charles 
 Bradlaugh. Geo. Odger. Jos. Chamberlain. 
 Hints for six months in Europe. See Latrobe (J.H.B.) 1869. 944.13 
 Hints on horsemanship, [anon.] L., 1839. 12°. 4627.13 
 
 Hints on shooting. See Idle (0.) 1855 4626.11 
 
 Hints on shore shooting. See Harting (J. E.) 1871. . . 4615.31 
 Hints on the natures of duns, [anon.] 2d ed. Lon- 
 don, 1815. 8° 2528.31 
 
 Hints to young painters. See Sully (T.) 1873 1425.14 
 
 Hints towards physical perfection. See Jacques (D .H.) . 4325.16 
 
 Hip joint (Diseases of the). See Medicine. 
 
 Hippoorate3. Genuine works. From the Greek, by 
 
 F.Adams. 2v. Tj., Sydenham soc, 1849. 8°. 4316.10 
 
 Contents ; v. 1. Prelim, discourse. Anc. medicine. Airs, 
 
 waters, and places. Prognostics. Regimen in acute dis- 
 
 eases. 1st and 3d books of the epidemics. Injuries of the 
 head. 2. Things rel. to surgery. Fractures. Articula- 
 tions. Mochhcus. Aphorisms. The oath. The law Ul 
 cers. Fistula?. Hemorrhoids. The sacred disease. Index 
 
 — Russell (J. R.) Hist and heroes of medicine. . . 4313 oi 
 
 See also New monthly mag., Dec, 1857 (Hippocrates). 
 Htppolytus, (bishop of Rome). Refutation of all heresies. 
 Tr. by J. H. Macmahon. With fragments from his 
 commentaries on books of scripture. Tr by S D F 
 Salmond. 2v. Edin., 1868-69. 8°. [A. N. C. libr 
 v. 6, 7.] 3467. 10 
 
 — Refutatio omnium hBBreslum. [In Bunsen (C. C. J.) Chris- 
 
 tianity, etc., V. 5, 1854.] . . 3414 UG 
 
 HSr For memoirs rel. to H. and age, see Biography (p. 157), 
 Hipsley (W. ) Equational arithmethic, applied to in- 
 terest, annuities, life assurance, and commerce 
 2 v. London, Weale, 1854-58. 16°. . 4U12.03 
 Hireling and the slave. See Grayson (W. J.) 1856. . . 1646.09 
 Hirtius (Aulus). Suppl. books. See Caesar (C.J.) Commentaries. 
 Hislop (Alexander). Proverbs of Scotland, with notes 
 New ed. Edinburgh, 1868. 12°. . 6214.14 
 
 Histology. See Medicine. {Histology.) 
 
 Historic Augustas scriptores. See Augustan historians (p. 67). 
 Historians. See Biography (Collective, p. Ill) ; — and lives of in- 
 dividual historians, in Biography (p. 116-215). 
 Historic Americans. See Parker (Theodore). 1870. . 3243.07a 
 Historic bye-ways. See Wraxall (Sir C. F. L,) . . . . 2546.19 
 Historic devices, etc. See Palliser (Mrs. F. B.) 1870. . 1452.16 
 
 Historic ninepins. See Timbs (John). 1869 6216.21 
 
 Historical account of circumnavigation of the globe, 
 
 to the death of Cook, [anon.] Edin., 1837.16°. 921.06 
 
 Historical and descr. ace. of Iceland, Greenland, and 
 
 Faroe Islands, [anon.] Edin., 1841. 16°. 1142.01 
 
 Historical characters. See Bulwer (H. L.) 3257.08 
 
 Historical documents from the Old Dominion. No. 1. See Or- 
 derly book, Williamsburg, Va., 1776 676.11 
 
 Historical essays and dissertations. By Sir J. Stod- 
 dart, colonel Proctor, lord Brougham, prof. Creasy, 
 
 London, 1858. 12° 445.14 
 
 Contents : Uses of history as a study, by Stoddart. State 
 of Europe at the fall of the Roman empire. The feudal 
 system and the Crusaders, by Proctor. The French revo- 
 lution, by Brougham. The English nation : what we are, 
 and whence we are, by Creasy. 
 Historical gleanings. See Rogers (G. E. T.) 2 v. . . , 3252.21 
 Historical illustrations of the passions, [anon.] 2 v. 
 
 London, 1825. 8° 5436.01 
 
 Historical magazine, and notes and queries, cone, the 
 antiq., history, and biography of America, v. 1, 
 Boston, 1857 ; v. 2-9, N. Y., 1858-65 ; v. 10, 
 
 Morrisania, 1866. 4° 8129.01 
 
 Same. 2d series, v. 1-10. Morrisania, 1867-70. 
 
 4° 8129.11 
 
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 been issued. 
 
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 4° 8129.21 
 
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 issued up to this date (1877). 
 
 Historical memoirs of the house of Bourbon, [anon. ] 
 
 2v. London, 1831. 16° 521.03 
 
 Historical outlines of political Catholicism, [anon.] 
 
 London, 1853. 8° 3426.09 
 
 Historical pictures of the middle ages. By a wander- 
 ing artist, [anon.] London, 1846. 12°. . 443.11 
 Historical reason why. English history. London, 
 
 [n.d.] 12° 463.23 
 
 Historical sketches of the old painters. See Lee (Mrs. H. F.) 
 
 1841.] H31 07 
 
 Historical studies. See Lawrence (Eugene) 3427.06 
 
 Historicus. .See Harcourt ( W. G. V.) 
 
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 History of a ship, from her cradle to her grave. Lon- 
 don, [1874.] sq. 16° 4517.36 
 
 History of painting : ancient and modern, [anon. ] 
 
 London, 1835. 18° 1412.25 
 
 History of Pompey the little. See Coventry (Francis). . 165.14 
 History of silk, cotton linen, wool, and other fibrous 
 substances ; including observations on spinning, 
 dyeing, and weaving. N. Y., 1853. 8°. . 3931.06 
 History of the British dominions in North America : 
 [1497-1763. anon.] London, 1773. 4°. . 578.01 
 History of the holy catholic inquisition. With introd. , 
 by C. Mason. Philadelphia, 1835. 12°. . 3426.28 
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 beginning with ' History.' 
 
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 HISTORY 
 
 Abbangement of Sdbdivmions.— 1, Ancient History : General works.- 2, Ancient History : Oriental nations only.- 
 3 Middle Ages —4, Modern History.— 5, Philosophy, Science, Theories, and Uses of Histoiy, with appendix on the 
 Uncertainties and Illusions of History.-6, Universal or General Histories : 1, Compendious manuals. 2, More elaborate 
 universal histories. 3, Historical miscellanies, 4, Synchronological Charts and Tables. (For Chronology see p. 268.) 
 
 «3" For Histories of particular countries see Countbies (p. 285-390). 
 
 1. Ancient History : General Works. 
 
 Bryant {J.) Observations and inquiries relating to va- 
 rious parts of ancient history, with an account of 
 Egypt. 1767 428.01 
 
 Condillac IE. B. de). Histoire ancienne. [In Ms Cours d'etude, 
 v. 6-8.] . 60 33 -°7 
 
 Coole(C) History of ancient Europe, [Greece and 
 Home]. 3v. 1815 435.17 
 
 Cormcallis (C.F.) On the state of man before the pro- 
 mulgation of Christianity, [anon.'] 1848. 3411.10 
 
 Cumberland ( R. ) Attempts for discovering the times of 
 the first planting of nations. 1724. . . 421.15 
 
 — See also his ed. of Sanchoniathon. [421.16.] 
 
 Diodorus Siculus. Historical library. With [his] frag- 
 ments. Tr. by G. Booth. 2 v. 1814. . 427.12 
 
 — Bibliotheca hist. 2 v. Dklot, 1853. . . . 7764.13 
 Drummond (Sir W.) Origines. 4 v. 1824-29. 425.26 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Babylonian, Assyrian, and Iranian em- 
 pires. 2. Egypt. 3. Phcenicia. Arabia. 4. Asia Minor. 
 
 Duncker (M.) Geschichte des Alterthurns. [Bis auf 
 dieAbwehrderPerser, 479 v. C.] 4v. 1852. 403.01 
 
 Falconer (T.) Dissertations. See Hanno. Voyage, etc. . 427.18 
 
 Farr(R) Ancient history. 4 v. 1856. . . 421.03 
 Contents: v. 1. Egyptians. 2. Macedonians. 3. Per- 
 sians. 4. Macedonians, Seleucidre in Syria, and Parthians. 
 
 Fustel de Coulanges (iV". D.) Aryan civilization : its re- 
 ligious origin and progress. Condensed by T. C. 
 Barker. 1871 421.21 
 
 Goguet (A. Y.) Origin of laws, arts, and sciences 
 among the most ancient nations. 3v. 17G1. 455.20 
 
 Hanno. Voyage. Transl., with the Greek text ; ex- 
 plained by T. Falconer. 1797 427.18 
 
 Heeren ( A. H.L.) Historical researches. 6v. 1833. 424.25 
 Contents : v. 1. Persians. 2. Babylonians, Phoenicians, 
 Scythians. 3. Indians. [Hindus.] Carthaginians and 
 Ethiopians. 5. Egyptians. 6. Greece. 
 
 — ■ Manual of ancient history, particularly with regard 
 to the constitutions, the commerce, and the colo- 
 nies of the states of antiquity. 1847. . 427.15 
 
 Herodotus. History. New version, with notes, etc. 
 
 by G. Eawlinson, assisted by H. Rawlinson and 
 
 Sir J. G.Wilkinson. 4v. N.Y., 1859-60. 8°. 426.13 
 
 Note.— Reviewed iu Blackw. mag., v. 85, 1859 ; Ed. rev., 
 
 v.lll, 1860 ; N. A. rev., v. 90, 1860(Assyrian empire). 
 
 — — Same. Literal version, by H. Cary. London, 
 
 Bohn, 1854. 12° 422.09 
 
 Same. Ancient history. Tr. by W. Beloe. New 
 
 ed. New York, 1855. 8° 422.09 
 
 Same. 3 v. New York, 1844. 18°. . . 422.10 
 
 Same. 4 v. London, 1791. 8°. ... 426.19 
 
 Same. History. Tr. by Isaac Littlebury. 3d 
 
 ed. 2v. London, 1737. 8° 422.01 
 
 Same. [Condensed and explained] by G. C. 
 
 Swayne. Edinburgh, 1870. 16°. . . 421.10 
 
 — Historiarum lib. ix. Kecog. G. Dindorfius. Gr. et 
 
 Lat., cum indicibue. Parisiis,I>i<fo<,185S.8°. 7765.07 
 
 — De Quincey (T.) Philosophy of H. [In his Hist, and critical es- 
 
 Bays, v. 1, 1853 ; p. 119-177.] 2522.07 
 
 — Estienne (H.) L'introdvction av traite de la conform- 
 
 ity des merveilles anciennes auec les modernes, ov, 
 traite" preparatif a l'apologie pour H. 156G. 6216.37 
 
 — Freeman (E. A.) Herodotus. [In Nat. rev., v. 15, 1862.] 
 
 — Larcher [P. H.) Notes on H. New ed., by W. D. 
 
 Cooley. 2 v. 1814 422.03 
 
 — Plutarch. Of Herodotus's malice. [In hit Morals, v. 4, p. 331- 
 „ 370 -l 6435.29 
 
 — Turner (D. W.) Notes on H, orig. and selected. 
 
 Bohn, 1853 422.07 
 
 — Wheeler (J". T.) Analysis and summary of H. 422.08 
 Life and travels of H. : an imaginary biography 
 
 founded on fact. 2 v. 1856 422.05 
 
 See also Blackw. mag., v. 78, 1855 ; Nat. rev., v. 15 1862 • 
 N. Brit, rev., v. 20, 1853-4 ; and histories of Greek literal 
 ture, especially those by Donaldson and by Mure. 
 Hoffman (D.) Chronicles from Cartaphilus, the wan- 
 dering Jew. 2 v. 1853 446.26 
 
 ivo^e.— Designed as a history of the world from the chris. 
 tian era. v. 1-2 only— a.d. 30-574— were published. 
 
 Inquiry Into the truth of [ancient] history. [In Class, journal 
 V. 38, p. 232 ; V. 39, p. 20, 317.] 2752.13 
 
 Justinus. History of the world. [To b. a. 20.] Bohn 
 1853 423.06 
 
 Kenrick \J.) Essay on primaeval history. 1846. 421.14 
 
 Kingsley {C.) Ancient civilization. [In his Lectures delivered in 
 America. 1875.] 2533.28 
 
 La Molhe le Vayer (F. de). Animadversions upon Greek 
 and Latin historians. 1678 421.18 
 
 Lord (J. ) Ancient states and empires. 1869. 425.09 
 
 Lost cities brought to light. Cities of Egypt, Giant 
 cities of Bashan, Tyre, Nineveh, Babylon, [anon ] 
 1871 421.20 
 
 31'Burney (I., editor). Students' hand-book of ancient 
 history to the fall of Western Empire. 1856. 413.10 
 
 Mahqffy (J. P. ) Prolegomena to ancient history, con- 
 taining : 1. The interpretation of legends and in- 
 scriptions : 2. A survey of old Egyptian litera- 
 ture. 1871. . . 427.20 
 
 — ■ Twelve lectures on primitive civilizations, and their 
 physical conditions. 1869 423.13 
 
 Maurice (F. D.) Ancient history. [In his Friendship of hooka, 
 1874 ; p. 157-183.] 2535.19 
 
 Montagu (K W.) lie flections on the rise and fall of the 
 
 ancient republic j. 1806 422.13 
 
 Newman (F. W.) Lectures on the chief forms of ancient nations, 
 
 [In his Miscellanies, p. 146-277.] 2538.10 
 
 Niebuhr (B. G.) Lectures on ancient history. Tr. by 
 
 L. Schmitz. 3 v. 1852 425.10 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Introduction, etc. Assyrians and Medee. 
 
 Egyptians and Ethiopians. Phoenicians. Asia Minor. 
 
 Persian Dominion. Babylon. Thracians and Scythians. 
 
 Greece to Pericles. 2. Greece, from Pericles to Alexander. 
 
 Sicily. 3. Later history of Greece. Sicily. Carthage. 
 
 Syria and Egypt. 
 Note. — Reviewed in Fraser's mag., v. 43, 1852. 
 Pauw (0. de). CEuvres philosophiques. 7 v. [17—.] 411.05 
 Contents : v. 1-3. Recherches philosophiques sur lea 
 
 Americains. 4-5. Recherches philosophiques sur les Egyp- 
 
 tiens et les Chinois. 6-7. Reoherches philosophiques sur 
 
 Pulz(W.) Manual of ancient history. 1850. 932.01 
 
 Ramsay (A. M., chev.) Travels of Cyrus. With dis- 
 course on the theology and mythology of the Pa- 
 gans. 1795 421.19 
 
 Rawlinson (G.) Manual of ancient hist. 1869. 427.09 
 Note — The best book of the kind for advanced readers. 
 The leading authorities are given iu connection with the 
 history of each epoch. 
 
 Rollin (0.) Ancient history. [To the Roman empire. ] 
 8v. 1820 432.02 
 
 Same. 6 v. 1839 427.03 
 
 — Sacred and profane history. [In his Belles lettres, v. 34, 
 
 1737.] 2641.311 
 
 Ruins of ancient and historic lauds. L.,1850. 16°. 421.13 
 Contents: Babylon, Nineveh, Palestine, Egypt, Central 
 America, Italy, etc., etc. 
 
 Sabbathier (K) Institutions, etc., of ancient nations. 
 2 v. 1776 427.16 
 
 Schieffelin (S. B.) Foundations of history. [To the 
 christian era.] 1863 435.11 
 
 Schlegel (K. IF. F. von). On the beginning of our history. [In 
 his Lectures on mod. hist., p. 345-404.] 442.04 
 
 SeweU(W.) Virtues and manners of the Greeks and EomanB. 
 [In Oxford prize essays, v. 4, 1836 ; p. 185-239.] . . 2541.14 
 
 Smith (P.) History of the world, v. 1-3. Ancient his- 
 tory 414.12 
 
 Contents: v. 1. To the accession of Philip of Macedon. 
 2. To the Roman conquest of Carthage and Asia. 3. Rome, 
 from the triumvirate of Tiberius Gracchus, to its fall. 
 
 Shuckford {S. ) Sacred and profane history of the world 
 connected, from the creation of the world to the 
 [death of Joshua, b.c. 1426]. 2 v. 1858.3412.07 
 
 Taylor (W.C.) Manual of ancient history. Revised by 
 C. S. Henry. 10th ed. 1873 427.25 
 
 Thalheimer (M.E.) Manual of ancient hist. 1872. 4!i.23 
 
 Volney (C. F. C. <(.). Recherches nouvelles sur l'histoire ancienne. 
 [In his (Euvres, Didot, 1854.] 6 5 , . i 
 
 — New researches, etc -122.31 
 
 See also Ed. rev., v. 132, 1870 (Manuals of anc. history)- 
 «S- Sea also references to allied topics at the foot oi 
 p. 624. 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY, 
 
H I S T O RY : Ancient Middle Ages — Modern — Philosophy of History 
 
 623 
 
 2. Ancient History : Oriental nations, only. 
 
 Ancient history. Minor kingdoms : the Ethiopians, 
 Phoenicians, Bactrians, Trojans, etc. Selig. tr. soc. 
 1845 •' 437.14 
 
 Kearvi-A.) The nations around [Palestine]. 1870. 423.17 
 Contents; Egypt. Tyre. Assyria. Nineveh. Babylon. 
 
 Termini (F.) and Clievallier (E.) Student's manual 
 ^oriental history. 2 v. 1869-70. . . 423.14 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Israelites, Egyptians, Assyrians, and Ba- 
 bylonians. 2. Modes and Persians, Phoenicians, Arabians. 
 
 ^ ( e _Eeviewed by 6. Eawlinson in Gontemp. rev., v. 
 14,1870; p. 80-101. 
 
 Eawlinson (G.) Five great monarchies of the ancient 
 eastern world : Chaldea, Assyria, Babylon, Media, 
 
 Persia. 4 v. 1862-67 425.15 
 
 Note.— Eeviewed in Brit. qu. rev.. Hen., 1869 ; N. Brit. 
 rev.,v. 44, 1866 ; Ed. rev., v. 126, 1867. 
 
 — Sixth great oriental monarchy. Parthia. 1873. 425.24 
 
 — Seventh great oriental monarchy. Sassanian or new 
 
 Persian empire. 1876 425.25 
 
 SeweU (E. M.) Ancient history of Egypt, Assyria and 
 
 Babylonia. 1870 421.07 
 
 Smith, (P.) Student's ancient history of the East. 
 
 1671 423.19 
 
 &g- On ancient history consult also references at the end 
 
 of this class (p. 624). 
 
 3. Middle ages. 
 
 [See Middle ages (p. 345).] 
 
 4. Modem History. 
 Arnold (T.) Introductory lectures on modern H. Ed. 
 byH. Eeed. 1852 442.03 
 
 Condillac (E. B. de). Histoire moderae. [In his Cours d'etude, 
 v.9-12.] . .__ " 5033.11 
 
 Borne (C. &'.) .Landmarks of general history in the 
 
 christian era. 1876 412.12 
 
 Flint (R.) Philosophy of history in Europe, v. 1. 
 
 France and Germany. 1865 447.01 
 
 Gervinus (•(?.) Introduction to history of 19th century. 
 
 Note.— Eeviewed in N. A. rev., v. 80, 1865. 
 HUl (J. H.) Chronicle of the christian ages, to 1858 
 
 With tables. 2 v. 1859 445.21 
 
 James (G. P. R.) Dark scenes of H. 1850. . 443.22 
 Lord (J.) Modern history, from Luther to Napoleon. 
 
 1869 442.29 
 
 Mangnall(R.) Hist. andmisceL questions. 1869. 442.27 
 MchM (J.) Modern history, [1453-1789]. "With in- 
 
 trod. by A. Potter. 1843 442.11 
 
 Milkt (0. F. X.) Modern H., to 1763. 1796. 414.04 
 Miller (67.) History philosophically illustrated to the 
 
 French rev. 1819 443.01 
 
 Sandfird (D. K.) Study of modern history. [In Oxford prize es- 
 says, v. 3, 1836 ; p. 271-294.] 2541.13 
 
 Selilegel(K. W. F. von). Lectures on modern H. 442.04 
 SmiUi (G.) Lectures on modern H. 1861. . 443.07 
 Smyth (W.) Lectures on modern H., [to 1783]. 2 v. 
 
 1854. 442.01 
 
 Student's handbook of modern H. Ed. by S.Neil. 441.21 
 Taylor (W. C.) Manual of modern H. [To 1810.] 445.01 
 Thalheimer (Jf. E.) Manual of mediaeval and modern 
 
 H. 1874 445.27 
 
 Vericourt (L. R. de). Historical analysis of christian 
 
 civilization. 1850 443.19 
 
 While (J.) Eighteen christian centuries. 1858. 443.18 
 Note.— Reviewed in Blaokw. mag., v. 84, 1868 ; p. 165-80. 
 Tonge (C. D.) Three centuries of modern history. 
 
 [1494-1821.] 1872 442.31 
 
 AS* See also (in Countries, p. 318) Europe ;— and names 
 of individual countries. 
 
 18JA-19& centuries. 
 Andrews (A.) The 18th century: manners and cus- 
 toms. 1856 443.06 
 
 Cantu(C) Histoire de cent ans, 1750-1850. Tr. de 
 
 l'ltalien, par A. Eenee. 4 v. 441.17 
 
 <Mst (Sir E) Annals of the wars of the 18th centuTy. 
 
 5v. 1862. 16°. 442.18 
 
 Mmld(A. C.) Last century of universal history: 1767- 
 
 „ 1867 413.17 1 
 
 Menzel (W.) Geschichte der letzten vierzig Jahre, 
 
 (1816-1856). 1857 443.31 
 
 osser (F. C.) History of the 18th century and of 
 the 19th till [1815], with particular reference to 
 mental cultivation and progress. 8 v. 1843.446.18 
 
 5. Philosophy, Science, Theories, and Uses 
 of History. 
 
 Adam (Wm.) Inquiry into the theories of history, with 
 special reference to the principles of the positive 
 philosophy, [anon.] 1862 412 23 
 
 Barbauld (Mrs.) Uses of history. [In her Things by their rioht 
 names, p. 114-168 ; 1864.] . . 2613 03 
 
 Barker (C.) Use of history, 1783. [In Oxford prize essays, v.'l 
 1836 ; p. 125-141.] 2541 11 
 
 Bigland (J.) Letters on the study and use of ancient 
 and modern history. 1806 412.26 
 
 Buckle (H. T.) See under his name (p. 239). 
 
 Bunsen (C. C. J.) Outlines of a philos. of univ. history, 
 applied to language and religion. 2 v. 1854. 3414.07 
 
 Carlyle (T.) History. [In his Essays, (2 articles.)] . . . 2517 12 
 
 Condillae (E. B.) De l'etude de l'histoire. [In his Cours d'etude, 
 
 _. . v - u 5033.16 
 
 Dwme footsteps in human history, [anon.] Edin- 
 burgh, 1862. 8° 3412.08 
 
 Emerson (B. W.) History. [In Essays, 1st s., 1873 ; p. 1-37.] 2524.06 
 
 Fichte (J.G.) Characteristics of the present age. [In his Popular 
 works, v. 2.] 3552.14 
 
 Fiske (John). Laws of history. [In Fortn. rev., v. 10, 1868 ; and 
 N. A. rev., v. 109, 1869.] 
 
 Freeman (E A.) The unity of history. 1872. 411.12 
 
 Friswell (J. H.) Study of H. [In his English writers, 1869 • p. 
 12-38.] 2525.17 
 
 Frovde (J. A.) Science of history. [In his Short studies, v. 1, 
 
 1868 ; p. 1-37.] 2525.07 
 
 Note. — For reply to the negative conclusions of F., see 
 Morley (J.), below. 
 
 — Scientific method applied to history. [In his Short studies, v. 2 
 
 1871 ; p. 445-472.] 2525.06 
 
 Gilbart (J. W.) Philos. of history, geograph., domestic, politi- 
 cal, [In his Lectures, etc., 1865.] 2528.13 
 
 Greene (W. B.) Bemarks on the science of history. 
 
 1849 3555.29 
 
 Guizot (F. P. G.) See under his name (p. 596). 
 
 Harrison (F.) Meaning of history. 1862 6711.10 
 
 Hedge (F. H.) Methods of history. [AN, A. rev., v. Ill, 1870.1 
 Hegel (G. W. F.) Philos. of H. Bohn, 1857. 412.25 
 Helps (A.) History. [In his Friends in council, v. 1.] . . 2631.28 
 Herder (J. 0.) Philos. of the hist, ofmau. 2 v. 5814.11 
 Jouffroy (T.) Reflections on H. [In Philos. essays.] 1839. 
 
 Same. [In Ripley (G.) Philos. miscel., v. 2.] . . 5426.10 
 
 Kingsley (C.) Limits of exact science as applied to history. 
 
 1860. [See critical review in Westm. rev., v. 75, 1861.] 403.06 
 Lewis (Sir G. C.) On the treatment of political history. [In Ins 
 
 Methods of observation, etc., v. 1, 1852 j p. 181-323.] 6716.16 
 Lucas (S.) History as a condition of social progress. 
 
 1853 in 3082.19 
 
 McCullagh (W.T.) Use and study of history. 1842. 412.20 
 Mably (L'abbi 0. B. de). Two dialogues, concerning 
 
 the manner of writing history. 1783. . . 411.01 
 Morley (J.) Froude on thescience of history. [In Fortn. rev.,v. 8, 
 
 1867.] 
 Newman (F. W.) Contrasts of anc. and mod. hist. [In Eraser's 
 
 mag., Sept., Nov., Dec, 1874 ; Jan., 1875.] 
 
 Progress of nations, p. 1-20. London, 1861. 8° 6716.09 
 
 Bavin (B.) Reflections upon H. [In his Works, v. 2, 1706 ; p. 
 
 245-343.] 6064.12 
 
 St. John (H., lord Bolingbroke). Letters on the study and use of 
 
 H. [In his Works, V. 34, 1809.] 6022.03 
 
 ScMegeUK. W. F. von). Philos. of H. Bohn,18i8. 412.17 
 Shedd (W. G. T.) Lectures upon the philos. of H. 
 
 1861 412.22 
 
 Shirley, pseud. The Sphinx. [In Nugss criticse, p. 96-146.] 2542 30 
 Smith (0.) Lectures on the study of H. 1866. 412.18 
 
 — Methods of hist, study. [In National rev., v. 14, 1862.] 
 
 — Study of history. [In Atlantic, v. 25, 1870.] .... 
 Stoddarl (Sir J.) Introduction to the study of universal 
 
 history. 1850 412.24 
 
 Contents : v. 1. On the uses of history as a study. 2. On 
 the separation of the early facts of history from fable. 
 
 — Uses of history as a study. [In Historical esBays, etc., 1858.] 
 Stuart- Glennie (J. S.) New philosophy of history. [In his Morn- 
 ing land, etc., v. 1, 1873.] 3438.01 
 
 T/wmvson (D 'Any W.) History. [In Afternoon lectures, v. 3, 
 1866 ; p. 1-18.] 2512.22 
 
 Thornton I W. T.) History's scientific pretensions. [In his Old- 
 fashioned ethics, 1873 ; p. 84-113.] 5426.22 
 
 Note. — Repr. from Macm. mag.. May, 1863. 
 
 Turner (S.) Sacred history of the world. 3 v. 1852- 
 53. 422.29 
 
 Vico (OB.) CEuvres choisies. Introd. par J. Miche- 
 
 let. 3 v. in 1. 1840 412.21 
 
 See review of V.'s Philos. of history in Nat. qu. rev., v. 
 
 Vinet (A.) Philosophy of H. [In his Outlines of philosophy, p. 
 
 175-242.] 5417.19 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 6, 1860 (Something about 
 history, by H. T. Tuckerraan) ; Littell, v. 5, 1854 ; from 
 Brit. qu. rev. (Portrait painting in history) ; Catholic 
 world, Jan., 1872 (The new school of history) ; Fortnightly 
 
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624 
 
 HISTORY : Universal and Miscellaneous. 
 
 rev., v. 9, 1868 (Historical prediction, by L. A Tollemache); 
 Fraaer's mag., v. 66, 1857 (Art and history) ; v. 65, 1862 
 (Essay on the possibility of the science of history) ; April, 
 1873 (Buckle's contrib. to the new philos. of hist., by J. S. 
 Stuart-Glennie) ; New Englander, v. 22, 1863 (Causes of his- 
 tory, by W. B. Brown) ; v. 22, 1863 (Use of history to the 
 preacher, by J. S. Sewall) ; N. A. rev., v. 95, 1862 (Leading 
 theories of H.) ; N. Brit, rev., v. 28, 1858 (Philos. of H.) ; 
 Westm. rev., v. 62, 185* ; Apl., 1875 (Nat. philos. of hist., 
 by H. Spencer). 
 
 Uncertainties and Illusions of history. 
 Argens (J. B. de B. d'). Of the uncertainty of H. [In his Philos. 
 
 dissert., v. 1, 1753.] 5111.04 
 
 Hayward {A.) Pearls and mock pearls of history. [In his Essays, 
 
 U.S., v. 1, 1873.] 2528.17 
 
 Matthews ( W.) Illusions of H. [In his Hours with men and 
 
 books. 1877.] 2536.11 
 
 Voltaire (F. M. A. de). Le pyrrhonisme de l'histoire. [In his 
 
 CEuvres, V. 44, 1834.] 6084.44 
 
 Woodbury (L.) Uncertainties of H. [In his Writings, v. 3, p. 
 
 169-190.] 6077.14 
 
 See also Fraser'B mag., v. 64, 1861 (Impotence of history, 
 
 by Shirley). 
 
 6. Universal or General Histories. 
 
 1. Compendious Manuals. 
 Anderson (J. J.) Manual of general history. With 
 
 maps. 1869 412.09 
 
 Bossuet (J. B.) Discours sur l'histoire universelle. 
 
 3e eU 1845 412.16 
 
 — Universal H., to Charlemagne. 1810. . . 412.19 
 Braithwait (R. ) Survey of history ; or, a nursery for 
 
 gentry. 1638 412.29 
 
 Collier (W. F.) Great events of H. 1872. . . 421.26 
 Freeman (E. A.) General sketch of H. 1874. 421.32 
 Frost (J.) Pictorial history of the world, to the death 
 
 of Constantine the Great. 1846. . . . 427.11 
 Oilman {A.) First steps in general H. 1874. 441.28 
 
 — Seven historic ages. 1874 441.27 
 
 Hebbe(G.C) Universal history. 2 v. 1849. 417.15 
 Higden (R.) Polychronicon. With English transl. of 
 
 J. Trevisa, etc. 5 v. [Rolls chronicles.] 5143.00 
 Keighiley (T.) Outlines of H.J> 1814.] 1829. 412.08 
 Labberton (R. S.) Historical questions, companion 
 
 book to Labberton's Outlines of history. 1872.413.19 
 
 — Outlines of history. 1870 413.20 
 
 Levi (D. L. A.) Elements d'histoire ge'nerale, jusqu'U- 
 
 nos jours [1821]. 21e eU 1844. . . . 412.15 
 Maunder (8.) Treasury of history. New ed. 1869. 413.03 
 Lewis (EG.) Tabular outlines of univ. H. 1870.418.03 
 Matthew of Westminster. Flowers of history, to 1307. 
 
 2v. (Bohn.) 471.21 
 
 Millot (G. F. X.) Elements of general H. [To 1765.] 
 
 2 v. 1796 414.02 
 
 Privost-Paradol (L. A.) Essai sur l'histoire univer- 
 selle. 2oed. 2v. 1865 412.27 
 
 Priestley (J.) Lectures on history. [In his Works, v. 24.] 3591.26 
 Quackenboss (J. D.) Illus. school history. 1876. 412.11 
 Swinion ( W.) Outlines of the world's history. 1874. 421. 29 
 Thalheimer (M.E.) Outline of gen. hist. 1877.411.14 
 Weber ((?.) Outlines of uuiv. history. 1858. 414.20 
 
 Note. — Beviewed in N. A. rev., v. 76, 1853. 
 Wlielpley (S.) Historical compend. 2 v. 1806. 411.02 
 Willson(M.) Outlines of history. 1868. . . 412.10 
 
 2. Mors elaborate Universal Histories. 
 Anquetil (L. P.) Summary of universal H. to 1800. 9 v. 
 Dean (A) History of civilization. 7 v. 1868-69. 417.17 
 Contents : v. 1. Introduction. Review of ancient East- 
 ern nations. 2. Greece. 3. Rome. Index to v. 1 to 3. 
 4. Europe : its religion and government. 5. Modern civ- 
 ilization. Europe— its history and industry. 6. European 
 society. Elements of philosophy in mod. Europe. T.Eu- 
 ropean art. (v. 4-7 have each their own index.) 
 Muller (J. von). History of the world : to 1783. 4 v 
 
 1847 414.07 
 
 Raleigh (W.) History of the world. 1614. fol. 418.01 
 
 Same. History of the world. [In his Works, v. 2-7, 1829.] 
 
 Schlosser(F. C.) Weltgeschichte. 19Bde. 1841. 402.01 
 Note.— v. 9-18 have also the title—' Neueregeschichte.' 
 
 Tyller (A. F.) and Nares (H.) Universal history tn 
 1820. 6 v. 1846 412.01 
 
 Universal history. [Ancient part.] 20 v. London 
 1747-54. 8° 405.01 
 
 Contents : v. 1-2. Cosmogony. General history, to Abra- 
 ham. History of Egypt, to Alexander. 2. Hist, of Moah 
 Midian. Edom. Canaan. Philistines. Hist, of the an- 
 cient Syrians. Phoenicians. Hist, of the Jews, to the 
 Babylonish captivity. 2, 3, 4. Jews. Assyrians. Babylo 
 nians. Phrygians, Trojans, Lycians, etc. 5. Medes. Per" 
 sia. 6. Celts and Scythians. Greece, to Achaian league 
 7. Greece, cont'd. Ionia. Sicily. 8. Sicily. Grecian 
 Islands. Macedonians. 9. Macedonians. Syria. Ptole- 
 mies. Armenians. Pontus. 10. Cappadocians. Perga- 
 mus. Thrace. Epirus, etc. History of the Jews, from the 
 Babylonish captivity. 11. Parthians. Persians. Rome 
 12-15. Some, cont'd. 16. Etruscans. Constantinopolitan 
 history. Eastern and Western empire. 17. Constanti- 
 nopolitan history, to 1453. Carthaginians. 19. Germans. 
 Britaiu. Huns, Goths, Vandals, etc. Ostrogoths in Italy. 
 Lombards. 20. Turks, Tartars, and Moguls. India. China! 
 On the peopling of America. Index to v. 1-20. 
 
 Same. Modern part. 44 v. L., 1759-66. 8°. 405.21 
 
 Contents : v. 1-3. Life of Mohammed. History of the 
 Arabs. 4. History of the Turks to Genghiz Khan. His- 
 tory of the Moguls and Tartars. 5. Genghiz Khan's suc- 
 cessors in Tartary and China. Timur Bek, or Tamerlane, 
 and his successors. Hist, of the Shahs of Persia. 6. Shaba 
 of Persia, cont'd. Hist, of the Turkomans and Usbeks. 
 Hist, of Hindustan or the Great MogulB. 7. India anil In- 
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 My hunt after ' The captain. 
 
 Stereoscope and stereograph. 
 
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 -Odyssey. Tr. into English blank verse by W. O- 
 
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 Same. Ed. by E. Walsh. [In Saniord and Walsh. Brit. 
 
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 ballad metre, by prof. Blackie) ; Meliora, v. 1, 1858 (Homer, 
 his translators and commentators) ; New Englander, v. 26^ 
 1866 (Lord Derby and Prof. Arnold on Homer) ; Nat. rev.' 
 v. 11, 1860, or Littell, 1860, v. 4 (Engl, transl. of Homer : 
 Wright, etc.) ; N. A. rev., v. 94, 1862 (Translations, etc.: re- 
 view of Arnold) ; North Brit, rev., v. 36, 1862 (Homeric 
 critics and translators : Wright, Alford, Worsley, Dart, 
 Landon, Arnold, Newman) ; Westm. rev., Apl., 1862 (On 
 translating Homer) ; also reviews enumerated above, under 
 certain translations of the Iliad, (p. 628). 
 
 j6®- See also Troy and the Trojan war (in Countries, 
 
 p. 373) ; and the works of Schliemann, in the general 
 
 alphabet. 
 
 Homeric cave of the nymphs. See Porphyrius. 1823. . 6415.26 
 
 Homeric synchronism. See Gladstone (W. E.) . . . 1655.10 
 
 Homes. See Home (p. 628). 
 
 Homes and haunts of Brit, poets. tfeeHowitt (Wm.) 2 v. 953.23 
 Homes and hospitals : labors of Amy Dutton and Agnes 
 E. Jones. B., Amer. tr. soc, 1873. 12°. 5816.32 
 Homes and how to make them. See Gardner (E. C.) 1874. 1312.27 
 Homes for the people. See Wheeler (G.) 1867. . . . 1314.22 
 Homes, haunts, etc. Rubens, Vandyke, Rembrandt, and Cuyp. 
 
 See Fairholt (F. W.) 1871 1445.22 
 
 Homes of American authors. By various authors. 
 
 Now York, 1853. 8° 3245.11 
 
 Homes of Amer. statesmen. Hartford, 1855. 8°. 3245.12 
 Homes of other days : England. See Wright (T.) 1871. 467.16 
 Homes of the New World. See Bremer (F.) 1853. . .1073.12 
 Homes without hands. See Wood (J. G.) 1866. . . . 4725.01 
 Homes, etc. Engl, artiste. See Fairholt (F. W.) 1873. .1435.23 
 Homesteads (Modern Amer.) See Atwood (D. T.) 1876.1313.40 
 
 Homeward bound. See Hall (Newman). 1867 3556.12 
 
 Homeward bound. See Cooper (J. F.) 163.26 
 
 Homiletics. See Biblical and religious literature [Preachers and 
 
 preaching, p. 97). 
 Hommaire de Hell (Ignace Xavier Morand). Travels 
 in the steppes of the Caspian Sea, Crimea, Cau- 
 casus, etc. London, 1847. 8° 997.05 
 
 Homo versus Darwin. See Lyon (W. P.) 4712 22 
 
 Homoeopathic medical society of the state of New 
 York. Trans., 1863-74. Albany, 1864-75. 8°. 4356.06 
 Homoeopathy. See Medicine. (Homccopathy.) 
 Honduras. See Countries (Honduras, p. 330). 
 Hone (Wm.) Ancient mysteries described, especially 
 the English miracle plays. L., 1823. 8°. 1725.23 
 
 — Apocryphal new testament. L, 1846. 8°. 3757.01 
 — ■ Every-day book : popular amusements, sports, pas- 
 times, customs, events, etc. 2 v. L.,1824. 8°. 6218.20 
 
 ■ Same. v. 3. Every-day book and table book. 
 
 London, 1827. 8° 6218.22 
 
 Man in the moon. 10th ed. London. 1820. 8°. .5093.02 
 
 "Nonmi ricordol" 27th ed. London, 1820. 8°. .5093.02 
 
 Political houBe that Jack built. 12th ed. L., 1819. 8°. 5093.02 
 
 — Year book of daily recreation and information. Lon- 
 
 don, [1832.] 8° 6218.23 
 
 Routledge (J.) Wm. Hone, publisher and parodist ; his trial, 
 
 etc. [In his Chapters of popular progress, 1876; p. 267-283, 
 
 364-492.] 5718.06 
 
 Honesty. Percy anecdotes, v. 16, 1823 6211.16 
 
 XfS- See also Business [Morals, etc.) ; and commentaries 
 
 on the Ten commandments (p. 105 of catalogue). 
 Hone-Kong to London ; or our new road home from 
 
 China, lemon.] London, 1872. 12°. . . 1031.14 
 Honiberger (J. M.) Thirty-five years in the East: 
 
 sketches relating to the Punjab and Cashmere ; in 
 
 connection with medicine, botany, pharmacy, etc. 
 
 London, 1852. 8° 4334.16 
 
 la asking for books, use th« •• Book Order," giving th« AUTHOK'8 NAME, the first part of th« TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
630 
 
 HONOR- HOOPER 
 
 3265.13 
 . 5512.03 
 . 5512.16 
 . 3082.16 
 . 1051.19 
 . 6216.19 
 London, 
 
 Honor. 
 
 — Heber (B.) The sense of honor. [In Oxford prize essays, v. 2, 
 
 1830 ; p. 167-191.] 2541.12 
 
 — Mackenzie (ff.) Moral gallantry. [In his Essays, 1713.] 5435.37 
 
 — Percy anecdotes, v. 12, 1823 6211.12 
 
 See also Fortnightly rev., Dec, 1876 (Law of honour, by 
 E. A. Freeman) ; and works on Duels and duelling (p. 428), 
 and Knighthood and chivalry. 
 
 Honore (Oscar). Roman d'une jeune fille pauvre. New 
 York, 1860. 4° 7022.23 
 
 Hood (Edwin Paxton). The age and its architects : 
 English people in relation to the times. London, 
 185'2. 16° 5816.11 
 
 — Good old times of queen Bess. L, 1854. 24°. 3054.15 
 
 — Lamps, pitchers and trumpets. Lectures on the vo- 
 
 cation of the preacher. 2v. N.Y.,1869. 12°. 3562.27 
 
 — Peerage of poverty ; or learners and workers in 
 
 fields, farms, and factories. L., 1870. 
 
 — Self-education. London, 1852. 12°. 
 
 — Self-formation. New ed. L., 1868. 16°. 
 
 — Uses of biography. London, 1852. 12°. 
 
 — Villages of the Bible. Phila., 1874. 12°. 
 
 — "World of anecdote. London, 1870. 12°. 
 
 — World of moral and religious anecdote. 
 
 1870. 12°. 6216.24 
 
 Hood (George). History of music in New England. 
 
 Boston, 1846. 12° 1561.04 
 
 Hood (Robin). See Biography (p. 157). 
 
 Hood (Thomas). Choice works. 4 v. New York, 1852- 
 
 53. 12°. 5044.11 
 
 v. 1. Prose and verse. 2. Whimsicalities. Whims and 
 oddities. 3. Poems. Hood's own. 4. Up the Ehine. 
 Hood's own. New York, 1853. 12°. . . . 2632.16 
 
 — Miss "Kilmansegg and her precious leg. With 60 
 
 illus., byT. S. Seccombe. L.,1870. am. 4°. 1441.09 
 
 — Poetical works. With some account of the author. 
 
 4 v. Boston, 1857. 16° 1G61.02 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Plea of the midsummer fairies. Hero and 
 Leauder. Lycus the centaur. Two peacocks of Bedfont. 
 Two swans. Dream of Eugene Aram. Elm tree. Haunted 
 house. Song of the Bhirt. Bridge of sighs, etc. Sonnets. 
 
 2. Miss Kilmansegg. Tale of a trumpet. Irish school- 
 master. The forge. Last man. The season. 3. Lost 
 heir. 4. Love and lunacy, and other poems. Odes and 
 addresses. Sonnets. 
 
 — Poetical works. People's ed. 2v.ini. New York. 
 
 1866. 12° 1661.01 
 
 — Up the Rhine. New York, 1852. 12°. . . 5044. 14 
 
 — Whims and oddities. New York, 1852. 12°. 5044] 12 
 
 — Whims and oddities, and national tales. New York 
 
 1?61- 8° 5044.15 
 
 — Whims and waifs. [Poems.] N. Y.,1860. 12°. 5044.35 
 
 — Works, in prose and verse. 8 v. L., 1862-69. 12°. 5044. 27 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Cook's oracle. Sentimental journey. 
 Poems. 1821-28. 2. 1828-33. National tales : Lamia 
 Eugene Aram. Epping Hunt, etc. Comic annual, 1830-33 
 
 3. Comic annual for 1834. Reviews. Tylney Hall 4 
 1834-40. Tylney Hall, cont'd. Comic annual, 1835-39. ' Up 
 the Rhine. 5. Up the Rhine cont'd. An open question^ 
 Tale of a trumpet. Miss Kilmansegg. The friend in need. 
 Jiisbing in Germany. Miscel., 1840-42. 6. 1842-44. Mis- 
 cellaneous. 7. 1844-45. Bridge of sighs. Our family, etc. 
 Index to v. 1-7. 8. Memorials of Hood. 
 
 Partial Index to the foregoing edition of his works. 
 
 Agricultural distress, v. 4 
 All round my hat, v. 4. 
 Bachelor's dream, v. 4. 
 Ballad of Sally Brown, v. 1 
 Ben Bluff, v. 4. 
 Blue boar, v. 4. 
 Bridge of sighs, v. 7. 
 Charity sermon, v. 2. 
 China mender, v. 2. 
 Cigar (The), v. 2. 
 Comic annual, v. 2-4. 
 Copyright, copywrong, v. 4. 
 Cook's oracle, v. 1. 
 Departure of summer, v. I. 
 Desert born, v. i. 
 Doctor (The), v. 4. 
 Dream (A), v. 7. 
 Doves and the crows, v i 
 Echo (The), v. 6, 7. 
 Epping hunt, v. 2. 
 Eugene Aram's dream. , . a. 
 Fair Ines, v. 1. 
 Fishing in Germany, » . 5 
 Flying visit, v. 4. 
 Friend in need, v. 5. 
 Greenman, v. 4. 
 Guldo and Marina, v 1 
 Hahnemann (Dr.), ode to, ». . 
 
 Happy new year (A), v. 2. 
 
 Haunted house, v. 6. 
 
 Hero and Leander, v. 1. 
 
 Hit or miss, v. 4. 
 
 House of mourning, v. 7. 
 
 Irish schoolmaster, v. 1. 
 
 Jarvis and Mrs. Cope v 2 
 
 Key (The), v. 7. 
 
 Lamia, v. 2, 
 
 Last man (The), v. 1. 
 
 Lay of the laborer, v. 7. 
 
 Lycus the centaur, v. 1. 
 
 Magnetic musings, v. 7. 
 
 Masonic secret, v. 7. 
 
 Memorials, v. 8. 
 
 Miss Fanny's farewell flow- 
 ers, v. 2. 
 
 Monster telescope, v. 7. 
 
 Morning meditations, v. 4, 
 
 Miss Kilmansegg, v. 6. 
 
 Mr. Martin's pictures, v.l. 
 
 Mrs. Peck's pudding, v. 7. 
 
 National tales, v. 2. 
 
 Ode on a distant prospect of 
 Clapham academy, v.l. 
 
 Odes to great peopie, v. 1. 
 
 Open question, v. 5. 
 
 Our family, a novel, \. 7. 
 
 Plain direction (A), v. 4. 
 
 Playing at soldiers, v. 1. 
 
 Plea of the midsummer fair- 
 ies, v. 1. 
 
 Presentiment, v. 1. 
 
 Poems, v. 1-7. 
 
 Public dinner (A), v. 2. 
 
 Queen Mab, v. 3. 
 
 Results of German study, <* 
 tale, v. 7. 
 
 Rural felicity, v. 4. 
 
 Sausage maker's ghost, v. 7. 
 
 Sea of death, v. 1. 
 
 Sentimental journey from Is- 
 lington, v. 1. 
 
 Song of the shirt, v. 6. 
 Stag-eyed lady, v. 1. 
 Tale of a trumpet, v. 5 
 To a critic, v. 1. 
 To a sleeping child v 1 
 To Celia, v. 1. 
 
 Two peacocks of Bedfont v 1 
 Two swans, v. 1. 
 Tylney Hall. v. 3-4. 
 Up the Rhine, v. 4. 
 Vision (The), v. 4. 
 Whims and oddities, v. 1. 
 Whimsicalities, v. 6. 
 Workhouse clock, v. 7. 
 
 AS- For lives and critical notices of T. H. see BionaDhv 
 
 (p. 157) ; also Gentl. mag.. June, 1872 (art. by C. C. Clarle{ 
 
 Hood (Tom). Comic readings in prose and verse 2 v 
 
 London, 1870. 18° 6 3' 31 y 
 
 — Rules of rhyme : guide to English versification Lon- 
 
 don, 1869. 16°. i 6G1 27 
 
 «S- For other works of Tom Hood see Fiction (p. 490) 
 
 Hood's own. See Hood (Thomas). 1853 , 2532 16 
 
 Hoogeveen (Hendrick). On Greek particles, tin Ssauer /i 1 
 
 Abridgments, v.l, 1838.] .6414 08 
 
 Hook (Theodore Edw.) Adventures of an actor : a 
 
 picture of the French stage during a period of 
 
 fifty years. 2d ed. 2 v. L., 1842. 12°. 1712.07 
 J8®-For Hook's novels, see Fiction class-list (p. 490) ■ for 
 
 lives and sketches of him see Biography (p. 158). ' 
 
 Hook (Walter Farquhar). Church dictionary. 7th ed. 
 
 London, 1854. 8° 3412.02 
 
 — Disestablished church in the United States Lon- 
 
 don, 1869. 8° 3561.29 
 
 — Lives of the archbishops of Canterbury. 12 v Lon- 
 
 don, 1860-77. 8° 3445.04 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Anglo-Saxon period. Augustine. Theo. 
 dorus. Odo, Duustan. Laurentius. Mellitus. Justus 
 Honorius. Deusdedit and Wighard. Theodorus. Briht- 
 wald. Tatwine. Nothelm. Cuthbert. Bregwin. Jaen- 
 berht. Ethelhard. Wulfred. Feologeld. Ceolnoth. Ethel, 
 red. Plegmuud. Athelm. Wulfhelm. Odo. Dunstan. 
 Ethelgar. Siric. Elfric. Elphege. Living. Ethelnoth. 
 Eadsige. Robert Champart. Stigand. 2. Anglo-Norman 
 period. Lanfranc. Anselm. Ralph of Escures. William 
 of Corbeuil. Theobald. Thomas a Becket. Richard. 
 Baldwin. R. Fitz-Jocelin. H. Walter. S. Langton. 3-5. 
 Middle-age period. 3. R. Grant. Edm. Rich. Boniface 
 of Savoy. R. Kilwardby. J. Peckham. R. Winchelsey. 
 W. Reynolds. S. Mepeham. i. J. Stratford. T. Brad- 
 wardine. S. Islip. S. Langham. W. Whittlesey. S. Sud- 
 bury. W. Courtenay. T. Arundel. 5. H. Chicheley. J. 
 Stafford. J. Kemp. T. Bouchier. J. Morton. H. Dean. 
 6-11. Reformation period. - 6. W. Warham. Thomas 
 Cranmer. 7. Cranmer. 8. Reg. Pole. 9. Matthew Parker. 
 
 10. E. Grindal. J. Whitgift. R. Bancroft. G. Abbott. 
 
 11. Laud. W. Juxon. 12. Index volume. 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Blackwood, v. 90, 1861 ; Quar. rev., 
 V. 112, 1862. 
 
 Hooker (Isabella Beecher). Womanhood : its sancti- 
 ties and fidelities. Boston, 1874. 16°. . 5836.10 
 
 Hooker (Joseph Dalton). Hand-book of the New 
 Zealand flora. London, 1867. 8°. . . 4914.20 
 
 — Himalayan journals. 2 v. L., 1855. 8°. . 1012.06 
 Hooker (Richard). Works : Ecclesiastical polity, and 
 
 other treatises. With life, by I. Walton. New ed. 
 
 3 v. Oxford, 1807. 8° 3562.21 
 
 AS- For biogr. sketches of R. H. see Biography (p. 168) : 
 also D'lsraeli (I.) Amen, of lit., v. 2, 1856 [2762.02] ; and 
 Hunt (J.) Relig. thought in England, v. 1, 1870 : p. 67-66, 
 [8445.17.] 
 
 Hooker {Sir Wm. J.) *A century of ferns. London, 
 1856. 1. 8° 4918.12 
 
 — A second century of ferns. L., 1861. 8°. 4918.13 
 
 — Niger flora ; plants collected by T. Vogel. London. 
 
 1849. 8° 491411 
 
 Hooker (Worthington). Science for the school and 
 family. Chemistry. New York, 1874. 12°. 4212.15 
 Hooper (George). Italian campaigns of general Bona- 
 parte, 1796-7 and 1800. L, 1859. 16°. .3132.08 
 Hooper (John, Engl, martyr). Early writings. Cam- 
 bridge, (Engl.) Parker soc, 1843. 8°. .3636.18, 
 Contents : Declaration of Christ and his office. Answer 
 to bishop Gardiner, Ten commandment!. Sermons on 
 Jonas. Funeral sermon. 
 
 — Later writings, with his letters and other pieces. 
 
 Ed. by C. Nevinson. Cambridge, (Engl.,) Parker 
 
 soc, 1852. 8° 3636.17 
 
 Contents : Lesson of the incarnation of Christ. Briel 
 confession of the Christian faith. Godly confession of the 
 Christian faith. Anuot . on Romans xm. Copy of visitation 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
HOOPER -HORACE 
 
 631 
 
 book. Homily in time of peitilence. Exposition of Psalms 
 33, 62, 73, 77. Brief treatise respecting judge Hales. 
 Epistola ad epiacopes, decanos, etc. Appellatio ad Carla- 
 meutum. Hyperaspismus de vera doctrina et usu caense 
 Domiui. De falsa religione. Apology against a slanderous 
 report. Letters. 
 
 _ Wordsworth (C.) Eccl. biog., v. 3, 1863 (from Fox). . 3446.02 
 
 Hooper (Lucy). Lady's book of flowers and poetry. 
 Philadelphia, 1864. 12°. 4913.17 
 
 Hooper (W. Durant-). Lists of foreign protestants and 
 aliens resident in England, 1618-88. London, 
 Camden soc, 1862. 4° 5113.36 
 
 Hooper (Wm. Hulme). Ten months in the tents of 
 the TusM, with incidents of an Arctio boat exped. 
 in search of Franklin. London, 1853. 8°. 1144.07 
 
 Hoopes (Josiah). Book of evergreens. New York, 
 1868. 12°. 4911.09 
 
 Hoosac tunnel. See Scribner's monthly, Dee.. 1870 (art. by W. 
 Gladden). 
 
 Hoosier mosaics. See Thompson (M.) 1876 1123.27 
 
 Hope (A J. Beresford). Essays. L., 1844. 16°. 2532.18 
 Contents : On the character oftheEnglish people. Study 
 of the Latin tongue. Brute of Troy. Shakespeare and 
 Aristophanes. On the nature and due extent of punish- 
 ment. Of memoir writing. Buckingham and Richelieu. 
 
 Hope (Ascott E.), pseud. See Moncrieff (R. H.) 
 
 Hope (Elizabeth). The immaterial system of man, 
 contemplated in accordance with the beautiful and 
 the sublime, and in reference to a plan for general 
 education. 2 v. London, 1835. 8°. . . 3561.23 
 
 Hope (Mrs. — ). Conversion of the Teutonic race. 
 Franks and English. London, 1872. 16°. 3551.17 
 
 Same. Sequel. S. Boniface and the conversion 
 
 of Germany. London, 1872. 16°. . . . 3551. 18 
 
 — Early martyrs. New ed. L., [1858.] 16°. 3424.06 
 Hope (Geo. H.) Till the doctor comes. New York, 
 
 1871. 12° 4322.20 
 
 Hope (I.) Britanny and the Bible. London, 1852. 
 
 16°. [in Trav. lib., v. 7.] 5075.12 
 
 Hope (Thomas). Costumes of the ancients. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1841. 1. 8°. 6625.01 
 
 -Essay on the origin and prospects of man. Lon- 
 don, 1831. 8°. 5814.15 
 
 — Historical essay on architecture. 3ded. 2 v. Lon- 
 
 don, 1840. 8° 1315.31 
 
 Same. Index, by E. Cresy. L., 1836. 8°. 1315.33 
 
 Hopes of the human race, hereafter and here. See Gobbe 
 
 (F. P.) 3535.29 
 
 Hopkins (Edward J. ) The organ, its history and con- 
 struction, aud capabilities. L., 1855. 8°. 1565.16 
 
 Hopkins (John), pseud. See Marcet ( Mrs. J.) 
 
 Hopkins (John Henry, bp. of Vt.) The American cit- 
 izen: his rights and duties. N.Y.,1857. 12°. 5722.04 
 
 — The primitive church, compared with the Prot. Epis. 
 
 church of the present day. 2d ed. Burlington, 
 (Vt.,) 1836. 12° 3562.24 
 
 — Sixteen lectures on the British reformation. Phila- 
 
 delphia, 1844. 12° 3435.08 
 
 Hopkins (Livingston). Comic history of the United 
 
 States. New York, 1876. 12° 573.19 
 
 Hopkins (Manley). Manual of marine insurance. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1867. 8° 5624.17 
 
 Hopkins (Mark). Baccalaureate sermons, [1850-62,] 
 
 and occasional discourses, [1852-59]. Boston, 
 
 1862. 8° 3563.03 
 
 — Law of love and love as a law ; or moral science. 
 
 New York, 1869. 12° 5436.00 
 
 — Lectures on the evidenoes of Christianity. Boston, 
 
 1861. 8°. 3563.02 
 
 — Lectures on moral science before the Lowell Insti- 
 
 tute. Boston, 1862. 12° 5436.03 
 
 — Miscellaneous essays and discourses. [1828-47.] 
 
 Boston, 1847. 8° 3563.04 
 
 Contents: On mystery. On the argument from nature 
 . for the divine existence. On human happiness. On orig- 
 inality. Taste and morals. Addressee. Sermons. 
 
 — Outline study of man ; or, the body and mind in 
 
 one system. New York, 1873. 12°. . .5423.10 
 -Prayer and the prayer gauge. N.Y.,1874. 16°. 3558.30 
 
 — Strength and beauty. Discussions for young men. 
 New York, [1874.] 12° 3558.31 
 
 i (Samuel). The Puritans : reigns of Edward 
 vi. andqu. Elizabeth. 3 v. B., 1859. 8°. 3436.13 
 
 — Youth of the old Dominion. B., 1856. 12°. 214.10 
 Hopkins (Thomas). Bank notes the cause of the dis- 
 appearance of guineas, and of the course of ex- 
 
 change being against us, whilst the balance of 
 trade is in our favour : with means suggested to 
 enable the Bank of England to resume its pav- 
 ments in specie. London, 1810. 8°. . 5915 35 
 Hopkinson (Francis). Miscellaneous essays and occa- 
 sional writings. 3v. Phil., 1792. 8°. .5044 08 
 rwi^V J' *• Miecell a»eous and political essays ' 2. 
 
 ~~ ^ °} d . farn \ and the new farm : a political allegory. 
 With mtrod. and notes by B. J. Lossing. 2d ed 
 
 New York, 1864. 12° .5713 18 
 
 Note.— Reprint of " A pretty story. By Peter Grievous " 
 
 — Be £g£0 tJ -1 and ^ongacre {J. B.) Nat. portr. gallery, v. 3, 
 
 Hopley (Howard).' Under' Egyptian palms". 'London" 
 1869. 12° JQ81 1(5 
 
 Hopper (Clarenoe). Catalogue of books, mss., etc., il- 
 lust. of the life and works of Shakespeare, and of 
 the history of Stratford-upon-Avon, in the Shakes- 
 peare library. London, 1868. 8°. . . 1753 29 
 
 Hopper (Edward). The Dutch pilgrim fathers, and 
 other poems. New York, 1856. 16°. . 1661.07 
 
 — Fire on the hearth in Sleepy Hollow : Christmas 
 
 poem. New York, 1864. 16°. .... 1661.06 
 
 — Old horse gray and the parish of Grumbleton. New 
 
 York, 1869. 12°. i 661 . 15 
 
 Hoppin (James Mason). Life of Andrew Hull Foote. 
 
 New York, 1874. 8°. 3057.23 
 
 Hoppin (James M.) The office and work of the chris- 
 tian ministry. New York, 1869. 8°. . .3562.25 
 
 — Old England : its scenery, art and people. New 
 
 York, 1867. 12° . 953.21 
 
 Horace. [Latin Quintus Horatius Placcus.] Epis- 
 tles, in rhythmic prose, by E. M. Millington. 
 London, 1870. 12°. 1661.35 
 
 — Horace's life and character : and epitome of his sa- 
 
 tires and epistles. ByB. M. Hovenden. London 
 1877. 12° 1661.28 
 
 — Odes. Tr. into English verse, by T. Martin. Bos- 
 
 ton, 1861. 32° 1661.08 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 133, 1871. 
 
 — Odes and epodes. A metrical translation. With 
 
 introduction and commentaries. By Lord Lytton, 
 With Latin text from the editions of Orelli, Mac- 
 leane, and Yonge. New York, 1870. 12°. 1661.13 
 
 — Odes and Carmen sseculare. Trans, into English 
 
 verse, by J. Conington. 3ded. L.,1865. 16°. 1661.16 
 
 — Odes. Tr. into unrhymed metres, with notes, by 
 
 F. W. Newman. London, 1853. 8°. . . 1661.37 
 
 — CEuvres completes. [Lat. et Fr.~\ tr. par MM. Che- 
 
 vriau, Genin, Guiard et Nisard. Paris, 1869. 
 8°. [Nisard's collection. ] 7725.09 
 
 — CEuvres completes. Trad, en francais et en prose 
 
 par J. B. Monfalcon ; en vers espagnols par Bur- 
 gos ; en vers allemands par Wieland et Voss (texte 
 latin en regard) ; precede'es de l'histoire de la vie 
 et des ouvrages d'Horace ; de notes, etc. ; et suivies 
 de trad, en vers francais, et d'imitations, etc. 
 Ed. polyglotte publ. sous la direction de J. B. 
 Monfalcon. Paris et Lyon, 1834. 8°. . . 7726.11 
 
 — Opera omnia. With commentary [and notes] by A. 
 
 J. Macleane. London, 1853. 8° [Long's Bibl. 
 class.] 7727.05 
 
 — Opera omnia ; ex ed. J. C. Zeunii. Cum notis et 
 
 interpretatione in usum Delphini. 4 v. Londini, 
 
 Valpy, 1825. 8° 7713.21 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Arte poetica (De), v. 3. 
 Carmen sseculare, v. 2. 
 Carminum lib. iv., v. 1, 2 
 Epiatolse. libri ii., v. 3. 
 Epodon liber, v. 2. 
 Index, v. 4. 
 
 Notas variorum, v. 3-4. 
 Notitia literaria de H., v. 4. 
 Recensus editionum et codi- 
 
 cum mss., v. 4. 
 Sermonutu (satirarum), libri 
 
 ii., v. 2, 3. 
 
 Opera. [In Walker (G. S.) "Corpus poetarum.] . .1697.16 
 
 — Satires, in rhythmic prose, by B. M. Millington. 
 
 London, 1870. 12° 1661.36 
 
 — Satires, epistles, and art of poetry. Tr. by W. Bos- 
 
 cawen. Loudon, 1797. 8°. . . . , . 1661.38 
 First and ninth satire. Tr. by T. Martin. [In Fraser's mag., 
 
 V. 75, 78, 1861-67.] 
 
 Translations from Horace. [In Dryden (J.) Works, v. 12, 
 
 1808.1 6042.26 
 
 — Works, literally tr. byC. Smart. L.,1855. 12°. 1661.11 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Orders," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, aud the NUMBER. 
 
639 
 
 HORACE -HORSE- SHOE 
 
 Horace, continued. 
 
 — Works. Tr. by P. Francis. 2 y. N.Y.,1852.18°. 1661.09 
 
 — Works. Tr. by P. Francis. Ed. by A. Chalmers. 
 
 [In English poets, v. 19, 1810.] .... 1626.19 
 
 — Works. In English verse, by W. Duncombe, etc. 
 
 With notes. 2ded. 2 v. in 1. L., 1757. 16°. 1661.17 
 
 — Works rendered into English prose. Introd. and 
 
 notes, by J. Lonsdale and L. Lee. London, 
 
 1873. 12° 1661.39 
 
 — Bulwer-Lytton (E. L.) Causes of Horace's popularity. [In his 
 
 Pamphlets and sketches. 1875.] 2511.30 
 
 — Hannay (J.) Satire and satirists 2531.02 
 
 — MUman (H. H.) Life of Horace 3083.22 
 
 — Parr (S., D.D.) Notice of Dr. Combe's Horace. [In his Works, 
 
 T. 3.] 6062.04 
 
 See also Blackwood's mag., v. 94, 1863 (Translations of H : 
 Martin and Conington) ; v. 103-104, 1868 (Causes of his 
 popularity : with specimens of translations of the Odes ; 
 4 articles); Brit qu. rev., Jan., 1870 (Horace and his trans- 
 lators) ; Contem. rev., v. 4, 1867 (Horace, by H. I. Bose) ; 
 Fraser's mag., v. 74, 1866 (Horace : the poet of middle- 
 aged men, with translations) ; London qu. rev., Apl., 1874 
 (Odes of H. and recent translators) ; Nat. rev., v. 11, 1860, 
 or Littell, I860, v. 4 ; v. 17, 1863 (Conington's transl.) ; 
 Quar. rev,, v. 104, 1858 (H. and his translators) ; v. 127, 
 1869 (Lord Lytton's Horace reviewed ; April, 1871 (Satires : 
 tr. of Conington and Martin.) 
 
 Horas biblicas. See Butler (Charles). 1799 3721.22 
 
 Horae decaniffl rurales. See Dansey (W.) 2 v. 1835. . .3541.16 
 Hora Hellenics : essays and discussions. See Blackie (J. S.) 
 
 1874. 2513 23 
 
 Horae Pauiinse. See Faley (Wm.j .'3522.12 
 
 Horae solitarite. See Serle (A.) 1837 3592.23 
 
 Horapollo Nilous. Hieroglyphics. [Tr.] by A. T. 
 
 Cory. [Gr. and Engl.] L, 1840. 12°. 1091.17 
 
 Horatius Flaccus (Quintus). See Horace 
 
 Hordynski (Joseph). History of the late Polish revo- 
 lution [of 1830]. 4th ed. B., 1833. 8°. 545.13 
 
 Hore (M., and others) . *Voyage to Newfoundland and Cape Bre- 
 ton, 1536. [In Hakluyt. Voyages, v. 3. 1810.] . . 916.17 
 
 Horlock(K. W.) [' Scrutator,' pseud.] Practicalles- 
 sons on hunting and sporting. L.,1865. 12°. 4615.19 
 
 — Science of fox hunting and management of the ken- 
 
 nel. London, 1868. 8° 4615.27 
 
 Horn (H. T.) Strange visitors : original papers by 
 
 spirits of Irving, Willis.rfc. N.Y.,1869. 12°. 3815.28 
 Hornby (E. B., lady). Constantinople during the 
 
 Crimean war. London, 1863. 1. 8°. . . 996.21 
 
 — In and around Stamboul. 2 v. L, 1858. 8°. 994.07 
 Horncastle (Fred W. ) Music of Ireland. 2 pts. in 1 
 
 v. London, 1844. 4° 1567.04 
 
 Home (George, bp. of Norwich). Commentary on the 
 
 Psalms, with essay by E. Irving. New York, 
 
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 Home (Kichard Henry). New spirit of the age. New 
 
 York, 1855. 12°. 2532.09 
 
 — Orion : an epic poem. 4th ed. L., 1843. 12°. 1661.31 
 Home (Thomas Hartwell). Diplomacy. 2ded. Lon- 
 don and Glasgow, 1859. 12° 5613.15 
 
 — Introduction to the study of bibliography. Pre- 
 
 fixed, a memoir of the public libraries of the an- 
 cients. 2 v. London, 1814. 8°. . . . 2744.20 
 
 — Introduction to the study of the Holy Scriptures. 
 
 Ed. by the author, J. Ayre, and S. P. Tregelles. 
 12th ed. 4 v. London, 1869. 8°. . . 3716.07 
 USf For his Reminiscences see Biography (p. 158). 
 Horner (Francis). See Biography (p. 158). 
 Horological journal, v. 15-16. N.Y., 1873-74. 8°. 3947.19 
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 Horology. See Arts {Useful : Clocks and watches, p. 40). 
 Horner (Susan). The Tuscan poet Giusti, and his 
 times. London, 1864. 12° 3065.25 
 
 — and Joanna). Walks in Florence. 2 v. London 
 
 1873. 12° 971 27 
 
 Horrida hystrix : satyricon castoreanum. Hull, [n.d.] 
 
 8 ° 3124.05 
 
 Note — A satire on the church of England. 
 Horrocks (James D. ) Zeno, a tale of the Italian war, 
 and other poems. With transl. from modern Ger- 
 man poetry. London, 1856. 16°. . . 1661.29 
 Horse. 
 
 — Armatage ((?.) The horse owner and stableman's 
 
 companion. [1871.] 4627.15 
 
 — Benlwright (J.) American horse tamer. 1858. 4627.23 
 
 — Clater (F.) Every man his own farrier. 1st Amer- 
 
 ed. by J. S. Skinner. 1845 1627 17 
 
 — Daumas(R) The horses of the Sahara. 1863. 1095 15 
 
 — Handy horse-book. By a cavalry officer. •> lia. 
 
 genta," [pseud.] 5th ed. 1868 4627 05 
 
 Note. — Reviewed in Blackwood's mag., v. 98, 1865 
 
 — Herbert (H.W.) Hints to horse-keepers. 1859. 4617 21 
 Horse and horsemanship of the United States 
 
 2 v. 1857. 4gj8 04 
 
 ~Horlock(K. W.) Horses and hounds. By Scruta- 
 tor, [pseud.] 1855 4615 26 
 
 — Loring{0. B.) Agriculture and the horse, 1873. IWia M n ". 
 
 ray(W.H.H.) Perfect horse.] . .4628M 
 
 — McClure(B.) Gentleman's stable guide. 1870. 4627.04 
 
 — Mayhew(E.) Illustrated horse doctor. 1861. 462702 
 Illustrated horse management. 1864. . 4627 01 
 
 — Murray (W.H.H.) The perfect horse. 1873. 4628.02 
 
 — Rarey (J. S. ) Taming the horse by a new and im- 
 
 proved method 4617.29 
 
 Note.— Reviewed In Fraser's mag., v. 58, 1858. 
 
 — Shakespear (H.) Breeds of horses used in India r/n M. 
 
 Wild sports of India, I860.] 10J2.02 
 
 — Simpson (J. 0.) Horse portraiture : embracing 
 
 breeding, and training trotters. 1868. . 4617.27 
 
 — Smith (0. H.) Horses. [Jar dine. Nat. lihr v 
 
 20, [184-] 471L26 
 
 — Stephen (Sir O.) Adventures of a gentleman in search 
 
 of a horse. 1841 4627.06 
 
 — Upton (R. D.) New-market and Arabia : racers and 
 
 coursers. 1873 4627.07 
 
 — Wallace (J. H.) American stud-book : a compila. 
 
 tion of pedigrees of American and imported blood 
 horses. 1867 4618.08 
 
 — Walsh (J. H.) ['Stonehenge,' pseud.] The horse 
 
 in the stable and the field ; in health and disease. 
 
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 Amer. trotting horse by E. Harvey. 1869. 4617.22 
 
 Same. 1871 4628.01 
 
 — Ward(W.) New treatise on the method of breeding, 
 
 breaking and training horses. 1776. . .4627.12 
 
 — Woodruff (H. ) Trotting horse of America : how to 
 
 train and drive him. 1868 4617.23 
 
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 — Youalt (W.) Structure and diseases of the horse. 
 
 1855 4617.28 
 
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 See Blackw. mag., v. 86, 1859 (Horse-dealing in Syria: 
 2 art.) ; Eclectic mag., v. 26, 1852; Ed. rev., v. 120, 1864 
 (English horses) ; Fraser's mag., v. 68 : 77-86, 1863 (A Der- 
 by day among Arabs) ; Sept., 1876 (Arabian horses, by H. 
 Upton) ; Nat. quar. rev., Sept., 1873 (The hone : how he 
 is cheated and abused). 
 
 Anatomy of the Sorse. 
 
 — Hawkins (B. W.) Artistio anatomy, rfc. . 1472.02 
 
 — Zupton (James I. ) "Anatomy of the external form of 
 
 the horse. 1866 A.47.22 
 
 Horsemanship. 
 
 — Barb and bridle ; handbook of equitation for ladief. 
 
 By "Vieille Moustache." [jpseud.] 1874.4627.22 
 
 — Baucher (F.) Method of horsemanship, including 
 
 breaking and training. 1856 4627.14 
 
 — Clarke (Mrs. S.) Ladies' equest. guide. 1857. 4618.07 
 
 — Dwyer (F.) On seats and saddles, bits and bitting, 
 
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 horses. 1869 4617.24 
 
 Note Reviewed in Blackw. mag., r. 105, 1869 ; Fraser's 
 
 mag., v. 79, 1869. 
 
 — Head (F. B.) Horse and his rider. 1861. 4617.25 
 
 Note. — Reviewed in Fraser's mag., v. 63, 1861. 
 
 — Hints on horsemanship, [anon.] 1839. 12°. 4627.13 
 
 — Young lady's equestrian manual 4613.08 
 
 — J'enophon. On horsemanship. [In his Works]. . . 424.01 
 
 Same. [In his Minor works, Bohn,] 5077.15 
 
 Horse-racing. 
 
 — American turf register for 1870 4628.03 
 
 — Meason (M. R. laing). Turf frauds and turf prac- 
 
 tices ; or spiders and flies. 1868. . . .4617.17 
 
 — Wallace (J.H.) Amer. trotting register. 1871. 4618.15 
 
 — Whyie (J. G.) History of the British turf. 2 v. 
 
 1840. . . . . : 4617.13 
 
 See also Contem. rev., Juno, 1873 (The turf: its frauds 
 
 and chicaneries) ; Aug. , 1877 (The horse as au instrument 
 
 of gambling, by L. H. Ourzon) ; Blaokwood, June, 1875 
 
 (Bits and bearing reins). 
 Horse-railways. See Arts (Useful, p. 43). 
 Horse-shoe (The), a poem. See Felton (John B.) 1819. 1643.13 
 
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HORSE-SHOES -HOUSS A YE 
 
 633 
 
 Horse-shoes and horse-shoeing. 
 
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 — Haycock i W.) Horses, how they ought to be saod. 
 
 Is69 4(127.03 
 
 — Pitllhi {W.) The Odarlier shoe. 1872. . . 4627.1 (i 
 
 — RtthiMl horse-shoeing. By Wildair, [pseud.] New 
 
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 Horse and foot ; or, pilgrims to Parnassus. Sea Crawley ill.) 
 
 1868 1633.29 
 
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 Horslay (Onarles Edward). Text-book of harmony. 
 
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 Horsey {Hr Jerome). Travels [in Russia. ir>72-lo91]. 
 
 Ed. by E. A. Bond. London, Ualclayt society, 
 
 185 '•■ 8° 996. 13 
 
 Horsfora (Ebeu Norton). Analysis of waters and minerals from 
 
 the hot springs i.i Des Chutes valley, Oregon. [In Pacific 
 
 11. B routes. Re orta, v. 6.] 1127.06 
 
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 Horsley (Samuel). Speeches in parliament. Dundee, 
 1813. 8° 0313.00 
 
 Hort (Wm. J.) The new Pantheon ; or, an introduc- 
 tion' to the mythology of the ancients. New ed. 
 London, 186S. 18° 3816.32 
 
 Hortensius, the advocate. See Forsyth (Win.) .... 6643.10 
 
 Horti-iuiU.alist (The), v. 1-7, Alb., 1846-32 ; v. 
 
 8-0, Rochester, 1853-51 ; v. 10-14, Phil., 1H55- 
 
 69; v. 15-24, New York, 1860-G9. 8°. . . 8008.01 
 
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 fanners, p. 8 ; — etc.) 
 
 Hortou (Oarol.ne W.) Architecture for general stu- 
 dents. New York, 1874. 12° 1311.11 
 
 Hortou (liichard). Complete measurer. 2d ed., with 
 additions. London, 1874. 12°. . . . 3041.22 
 
 Hortoa (Robert Wilmot). Object and effect of the 
 oath in tae Roman cath. relief bill. London, 
 1838. 8° 5093.16 
 
 Horus Apollo. See Horapollo. 
 
 Hosaok (Uavid). Address before the N. T. hist, soc, Feb., 1820. 
 [I i N. Y/. hist. soc. Col.v. 3, 1821 J . ..... 615.03 
 
 — Memoir oi Hugh Williamson. [In N. Y. hist. soo. Col., v. 
 
 3, 1821. J 615.03 
 
 — Herring [J.) and Longacre (J. B.) Nat. portr. gallery, v. 2, 
 
 1835 3247.09 
 
 Hosack (John). Mary queen of Scots and her accu- 
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 Hosiery. See Arts (Useful : Haberdashery, Hosiery, etc., p. 43). 
 
 Hoi.uas (G. A. ) Visit to the great oasis of the Libyan 
 Desert, etc. London, 1837. 8°. ... 1083.13 
 
 Hoskim (Samuel Eiliott). Charles n. in th3 Channel 
 islands. 2 v. London, 1854. 8'. . . 3034.29 
 
 Hoikins ( T. fl.) What we eat. B., 1861. 12°. 4324.01 
 
 Ho3mer (Burr Griswold). Poems. Cambridge, 18 j8. 
 
 _ "° .1661.14 
 
 Hosmsr (James Kendall). The color-guard ; service 
 in the 19 it army corps. B., Ie64. 12°. . 642.18 
 
 — Tae thinking tayonet. Boston, 1865. 12°. 211.14 
 Ho3Ji5r (Wm. ) Young man's book. Auburn, 1852. 
 
 12°. 3511.08 
 
 Hosmer (Wm. Henry Cuyler). Yonnondio ; or, the 
 
 warriors of tne Genesee. N. Y., 1844. 12°. 1661.12 
 Hospital sketches. See Aloott (Louisa M.) .... 642.21 ; 25 
 Hojyital transports, 186a Boston, 1863. 16°. 431 1. z7 
 
 Hospitality. Percy auecdotes. v. 13, 1823 6211.13 
 
 Hospitals. See Medicine. (H'spitals.) 
 
 Hot-uonses. See Agriculture (Or .en-houses, p. 8). 
 
 njtohim (James H.) History of the purchase and 
 
 sattlement of Western New York, and of the Pres- 
 
 byteriao. church. New York, 1848. 8°. . 613.22 
 Hotookias (Jed). Virginia : a geogr. and polit. sum- 
 
 mary. Richmond, 1876. s° 1131.22 
 
 Hotels. See Taverns. 
 
 Hoanaa (Francois). Franco-Gallia : account of the 
 
 ancient free state of Franca, and other parts of 
 
 Europe. Tr. by Mr. Moleswortn. 2d ed. Lon- 
 
 don, 1721. 8° 511.05 
 
 Hottea (John Camden). Abyssinia and its people. 
 
 London, 186 i. lz°. . 1 083. 02 
 
 — Charles Diokens : the story of his life, [anon.] 
 
 New York, 1870. 8° 30.32.27 
 
 — Dictionary of moderu slang. L, I860. 16°. 6423 20 
 
 — Literary copyright. Loudon, 1871. 8°. . 271'2 - 31 
 
 — Original "lists of paivous of quality, emigrants, ap- 
 
 prentices, and otheis, who went from Gt. Britain 
 to the American plantations, ]6:>0-17J0. With 
 their a^es, localities, dc N. Y., 1874. 4°. 577.15 
 
 — Thaokeray, the humorist and man of 1. tiers By 
 
 Theodore Taylor, [psewi] N.Y.1S61. 12°. :H72 10 
 Houbraken (Jacgnes) and Virtuo (fl.), engravers. See "Birch 
 
 (Ihoinas). Heads of illustiious persons. . . . N 27 12 
 Hough (Franklin B. ) Gazetteer of the state of New 
 
 York. Albany, 1872. 8° GIG 15 
 
 — History of Lewis co., N. Y. Alb., 1860. 8°. 0U.08 
 
 — History of St. Lawrence and Franklin coun'.ies, 
 
 N. Y. Albany. 18»3. 8° 1,14.15 
 
 — On the duty of government in the preservation of foresls. 
 
 [In Amer. assoc, v. 22, 1873.] 3940 20 
 
 — Papers relating to the Ula. d of Nantucket, Martha's 
 
 Yiueyard, and other islands adjacent. Albany, 
 18 6 sm. 4° 611. '^4 
 
 — Pemaquid papers. [In Maine hist. soc. coll., v. 5, 1857 J 002.05 
 
 — Proel.imat.ons for thanksgiving, issued by tho Con- 
 
 tinental congress, pres. Washington, nat. and state 
 governments on the pence of 1815, and governors 
 of New York, etc. With hist, introd and notes. 
 Albany, 1858. 1.8°. 61 (.16 
 
 — Wasjingtoniana ; or memorials of the death of 
 
 Washington. With a Lst of tracts and volumes 
 printed on the occas. on. 2 v. Roxbuxy, (Mass..) 
 1865. 4°. . 3178.(19 
 
 — ed. ) Proceetti ags of a convention of delegate j from 
 
 several of the New England states, Boston, August 
 3-9, 1780, to promote the vigorous prosecation of 
 the war, and to provide for a generous reception 
 of our French allies. Ed. with notes. Albany, 
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 Houghton [Lord). See Milnes (Richard Moutktan, baron Hough- 
 ton). 
 
 Houghton {Bev. Wm.) The microscope. London, 
 1871. 16° 48*7.10 
 
 — Seaside walks of a naturalist. L. , 1870. 12°. 482 >.'z5 
 Hours at home : a popular monthly. May, 1865— Apl., 
 
 18(0. Id v. N-w York, [lb66-7i)J. 8°. 809,. 16 
 Note.— Succeeded by Scribn-r's monthly. 
 
 Hours in a library. See Stephen ( Leslie) 2543.31 
 
 Hours of christian devotiou. See Tholuck (A.) 1871. .3613 07 
 Hours of exercise in the Alps. See Tyndall(J.) 1871. 982.09 
 
 Hours ol thought. See Martineau (J ) , 3571.35 
 
 Hours of work and play. See Cobbe (F. P.) 1867. . .2521.17 
 Hours with John Darby. See G-arretson (J. E.) . . . .2525.25 
 Hours with men and books. See Matnews ( iVni.) 1877. 253 j.ll 
 Hours with my pupils. See Phelps [it. s. h.) 1859. . .5512.09 
 Hours with the mystics. See Vaughan (It. A.) 2 v. 1860. 3610.11 
 House. See Architecture (p. 34). 
 House. j8®~ For lutes of novels beginning ' House ' see Fiction 
 
 olaes-liat Ip. 400). 
 House i iiiej : a pocket manual of rural architecture. 
 
 New York, louU. 12° 1J12.02 
 
 House and home papers. See Stowe (Mrs. H. B ) . . . 2543.13 
 House beautiful, or the Bibte museum. Sec Tuckor (C) 35i3.28 
 House by tue sea. [Poems.] See Read (T. B.) . . 1682.06 ; 08 
 House-building. See Architecture (p. 34) 
 House Uecoi'ation and furnishing. See Arts (Useful: painting, 
 
 p. 45} ; — Fine urts (Furniture, p. 544 ,— Decoration, p. 540). 
 
 House for the suuuibs. See Morris (T.) 1870 1314.29 
 
 House lurnisher and decoiator's assistant. Whittaker ( H.) 1317.19 
 House of commons, aud House of lords. See Biography (Codec- 
 
 tive : Engush statesmen, p 111); — Countries (England : Par- 
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 House of mourning. Struthers (J ) Poeti> al works. . 1687.15 
 Household book ot lingl. poetry. See Trench (B.C.) 1870. 1093.33 
 Household book of poetry. See Dana (C. A.) 1858. . . J 635 .04 
 Household woids. Conducted by C. Eiekens. 19 v. 
 
 Loudon, 1850-59. 8° 8119.07 
 
 Note. — Continued as ' All the year round.' 
 Household education. See Martineau (Harriet). 1867. 3511.13 
 Household eiegaucieB. See Jones (Mrs. c. S.) and Williams 
 
 (H. T.) 1453.16 
 
 Household taste (Hints on). See Bastlake (C.L.) 1868 .1403.17 
 Housekeeper and health keeper. Beecher (Miss C.) 1873. 6010.13 
 Housekeeper's encyclopedia. See Haskell (Mrs. E. F.) . 0016.17 
 House-keeping. See Domestic economy (p. 419). 
 House-painting. See House decoratiou, above, 
 Houssaye (Arsene). L'amour comme il est. 3e ed. 
 
 Paris, 1865. 12° 702J.12 
 
 — Blanche et Marguerite. Nouv.eU P., 1865.12°. 7023. 13 
 
 — Les femmes comme elles sont. Nouv. ed. Pans, 
 
 1870. 12° 70*3.14 
 
 — Life in Paris. Letters on art, literature and society. 
 
 Boston, 1875. 16° 961.34 
 
 80 
 
 lu asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
634 
 
 HOUSSAYE-HOWITT 
 
 Houssaye (Arsene), continued. 
 
 — Mademoiselle Cleopatre. 9eed. P., 1865. 8°. 7023.11 
 
 — Mademoiselle Mariani. Nouv.ed. P., 1859. 12°. 7023.15 
 
 — Men and women of France during the last century. 
 
 3 v. London, 1852. 12° 3262.18 
 
 Same. Men and women of the 18th century. 
 
 2 v. Philadelphia, 1857. 12°. . . . 3262.11 
 
 — Notre-Dame de Thermidor : histoire de madame 
 
 Tallinn. 2e ed. Paris, 1867 8°. . . 3167.24 
 
 — Philosophers and actresses. 2 v. New York, 1853. 
 
 12° 3266.04 
 
 — Philosophes et comediennes. 2e ed. Paris, 1851. 
 
 12° 7016.03 
 
 — Voyages humoristiques : Amsterdam, Paris, Venise. 
 
 Paris, 1856. 12° 7024.02 
 
 Houston (Samuel). See Biography (p. 158) ; also Lester (O. E.) 
 
 Samuel Houston aud his republic. 1846 3083.08 
 
 Hoveden (Roger de). Chronica, v. 1-4. [732-1192 ] 
 
 4v. L., 1868-71. 8°. [Rolls chronicles.] 5140.— 
 Hovel (Dennis De B. ) The Power above matter. 
 
 London, 1871. 8° 3562.34 
 
 Hovelacque (Abel). Science of language. Tr. by 
 
 A. H. Keane. London. 1877. 12°. . . 6411.26 
 Hovey (Alvah). Life and times of Eev. Isaac Backus. 
 
 Boston, 1859. 12° 3014.12 
 
 — Religion and the state. Boston, 1874. 16°. 3551.25 
 Hovey (Charles M. and P. B. , jr. ) American gardener's 
 
 magazine, and register, v. 1-34. Boston, 1835- 
 
 1869. 8° 6101.01 
 
 How. See also Howe. 
 
 How (David). Diary in the American revolution. 
 
 With biogr. sketch, by G. W. Chase and illust. 
 
 notes by H. B. Dawson. Morrisania, (N. Y.) 
 
 1865. fol 3078.01 
 
 How a penny became a thousand pounds. And Life 
 
 doubled by the economy of time. London, [n.d.] 
 
 1' 2 ° 5922.09 
 
 How crops feed. See Johnson (S. W.) 1870. . 6123 13 
 
 How I managed my house. See Warren {Mrs.) 1866.' ' 60ls'25 
 How Lisa loved the king. See Lewes (Mrs. G. H ) 1642'26 
 
 How the world was peopled. See Fontaine (E.) 1872. ' 473314 
 How they strike me, these authors. Heywood (J.C.) 1877. 263l'33 
 How to amuse an evening party, [anon.] New York, 
 
 1869. 16° 4.gU no 
 
 How to do it. See Hale (E.) 1871 '. o51 o ol 
 
 How to get a farm. See Morris (E.) [anon.] N.Y.,1864. 12°.' 6122 04 
 How to live loug. See Hall (W. W.) 1875. . . . 4322 M 
 
 How to make a living. See Eggleston (G. C.) . . ' sooo'sn 
 How to paint. See Gardner {¥. B.) 1872. .. . ' uli'tl 
 
 How to read character. New York, 1871. 12° 543° 09 
 
 18o| r6at th8 SiCk without medi °i°e- See Jackson (J. C.) 
 H ° W last" ? °™™ ea - ' See ronblanqu'e (A.) a^'HoIdsworth! 
 Howadji in Syria. See Curtis (Geo. Win'.) ' 1857 ' ' ' 105116 
 Howard (Blanche Wyllys). One year abroad.' Bos- 
 
 ton, 1877. 18° 
 
 942.29 
 
 Howard i (Mrs. KG.) Fifty years in a Maryland 
 kitchen. Baltimore, 1873. 12°. . (J0i5 19 
 
 ^otdonS' ir^ eSSayS ' andm S 2 
 Howard (Frank) Colour as „ means of art. Lon- 
 
 don, 1838. 12° 
 
 1 424. 15 
 
 - Imitative art: amateur sketcher. h.jn d 116° UqV 1Q 
 Howard (Geo.) Lady Jane Grey. L. 1822 8° ' 3073 08 
 Howard (Geo. Wm. Fred., 1th larl of Caruke, v™2 
 
 - Lectures and addresses in aid of education. Lon- 
 
 aoa, 1So7. 16°. ... - f , 7 , „„ 
 
 Howard (Henry). Lectures on painting. ' With a 
 
 memoir of the author. LondoS, 1818 8° 14>4m 
 Howard (Henry duke of Norfolk). Lives of Philip 
 
 How ard ear l of Arundel, and Anne Dacres his 
 
 wife. London, 1857. 12°. . sou on 
 
 - Poetical works. Ed. with a memoir bv E Bell 
 
 London, 1870. 16° ' y iggy "g 
 
 — Poems. Ed. with life, by A. Chalmers. [In O.'s Engl, poets' 
 
 — Poem's. [With a 'memoir by Sir H. Nicolas, l' ^oif 
 
 don, 1831. 12° 162101 
 
 Same. Select poems. [In Sanford and Walsh. Briti.i 
 
 poets, v. 1, 1819.) ..1691(11 
 
 O- For lives of this author see Bioeraphv (P 158) 
 Howard (H. E.) History of Virgif I 'stewart, and 
 
 his adventures. New York, 1836. 8°. . 31 64 32 
 Howard (J. Q.) Life and speeches of EutherfordB 
 
 Hayes. Cincinnati, 1876. 12°. .... 3074 33 
 Howard (James, M.P.) Continental farming and 
 
 peasantry. London, 1870. 8°. . . . . 6137 05 
 Howard (John). See Biography (p. 158). 
 Howard (John H. ) Gymnasts and gymnastics 2rl eA 
 
 Londou, 1868. 12°. ....... 4613 16 
 
 Howard (Luke). Climate of London. 3 v. London 
 
 1833. 8° 4028 20 
 
 Howard (Eobert, M.D.) Eevelations of Egyptian 
 
 mysteries ; and allegories of the Greek lyric poets 
 
 interpreted. With discourse on health according 
 
 with the wisdom of the anc. L., 1850. 8°. 4322 23 
 
 — Treatise on salt, its hurtful effects on the body end 
 
 mind. London, 1850. 8° 5093 14 
 
 Howarth (Ellen C.) Poems. 2d ed. Newark, 1868 
 
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 Humane societies. See Social science {Charitable organizations.) 
 
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 [In Amer. geo£. soc. Journal, v. 1, 1859 : 905.08a] ; Agassiz 
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 $5" See also Delusions (p. 411) ;— Impostures ; — and {in 
 Biography, p. 120) lives of Barnum (P. T.) 
 Hums (Abraham). Learned societies and printing 
 clubs of United Kingdom. L, 1847. 8°. 2722.01 
 -Notices of the life and works of Titian, [anon.] 
 
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 itie of the Britan tongue. Ed. by H. B. Wheat- 
 ley. London, 1S65. 8°. [Early English text 
 soc, *. 5.] 7913.02 
 
 Hume (David). Essays, moral, political and literary. 
 Ed. with prelim, dissert., by T. H. Green and T 
 H. Gr03e. 2 v. London, 1875. 8°. . .5423.11 
 
 Contents. 
 Arts and sciences (Rise and 
 
 progress of the), v. 1. 
 Avarice (Oft, v. 2 
 
 Civil liberty (Of), v. 1. 
 
 Commerce (Of), v. 1. 
 
 Commonwealth (Idea of a per- 
 fect), v. 1. 
 
 Contract (Of the original), v. 1. 
 
 Customs (Of some remarkable), 
 v. 1. 
 
 Descent on coast of Brittany 
 1746, v. 2. 
 
 Eloquence (Of), v. 1. 
 
 Epicurean (The), v. 1. 
 
 Essay writing (Of), v. 2. 
 
 Government (Of the origin of), 
 v. 1. 
 
 Government (Of first principles 
 of), v. 1. 
 
 History of ed. of Hume's Es- 
 says, v. 1. 
 
 History (Of the study of), v. 2. 
 
 Human nature (Of the dignity 
 or meanness of), v. 1. 
 
 Human understanding (Con- 
 cerning), v. 2. 
 
 Immortality of the soul, v. 2. 
 
 Impudence and modesty (Of), 
 v. 2. 
 
 Interest (Of), v. 1. 
 
 Justice (Some farther consid. 
 with regard to), v. 2. 
 
 Liberty of the press, v. 1. 
 
 Love and marriage (Of), v. 2. 
 
 Middle station of life, v. 2. 
 
 Money (Of), v. 1. 
 
 Moral prejudices (Of), v. 2. 
 
 Moral Bentiment (Cone), v. 2. 
 
 Morals (Cone, principles of), v.2. 
 
 My own life, v. 1. 
 
 National characters (Of), v. 1. 
 
 Ossian's Poems (Authenticity 
 
 — Essays and treatises on several subjects 
 
 of), v. 2. 
 
 Parliament (Independency of, 
 v. 1. 
 
 Parties in general, v. 1. 
 
 Parties (Coalition of), v. 1 
 
 Parties of Gt. Britain, v. 1. 
 
 Passive obedience (Of), v. 1. 
 
 PasBions (Dissert, on the), v. 2. 
 
 Platonist (The), v. 1. 
 
 Politics may be reduced to a 
 science, v. 1. 
 
 Polygamy and divorces (Of), v.l. 
 
 Populousness of ancient na- 
 tions, v. 1. 
 
 Protestant succession (The),v. 1. 
 
 Public credit (Of ), v. 1 . 
 
 Refinement in the arts (Of), v. 1. 
 
 Religion (Nat. hist, of), v. 2. 
 
 Sceptic (The), v. 1. 
 
 Scotticisms, v. 2. 
 
 Self-love (Of), v. 2. 
 
 Smith (Adam), Letter from, to 
 Strahan, v. 1. 
 
 Stoic (The), v. 1. 
 
 Suicide (Of), v. 2. 
 
 Superstition and enthusiasm, 
 v.l. 
 
 Taste (Standard of), v. 1. 
 
 Taste and passion (Delicacy of), 
 v. 1. 
 
 Taxes (Of), v. 1. 
 
 Trade (Of the balance of), ». 1. 
 
 Tragedy (Of), v. 1. 
 
 Verbal disputes (Of some), v. 2. 
 
 Walpole (Sir Robert), Character 
 of, v. 2. 
 
 Whether tho Brit. gov. inclines 
 more to absolute monarchy, 
 or to a republic, v. 1. 
 
 Wilkie's Epigouiad (Cone), v. 2. 
 
 Writing (Simplicity and refine- 
 ment in), v. 1. 
 
 New ed. 
 
 2 v. Edinburgh, 1817. 8° 5414.01 
 
 — History of England. New ed. 6 v. New York, 
 
 1868. 12° 464.14 
 
 — Philosophical works. 4 v. Boston, 1854. 8°. 5414.03 
 
 Contents: v.l. Life, by himself. Controversies between 
 Hume and Rousseau. List of Scotticisms. Treatise of 
 human nature. The understanding. 2. The passions. 
 Of morals. Dialogues concerning natural religion. 3. Es- 
 says, moral, political, and literary. 4. Inquiry concerning 
 the human understanding. Concerning the principles of 
 morals. Natural history of religion. Additional essays. 
 
 &&• For lives and crit. estimates of Hume, see Biography 
 (p. 159) ; also Stephen (L ) Hist of Engl, thought in the 
 18th century, v. 1, 1876 [5426.00] ; Thornton (W. T.) Old 
 fashioned ethics, etc. [5426.22]. 
 
 Hume (Hamilton). Life of Edw. J. Eyre, late gover- 
 nor of Jamaica. London, 18G7. 12°. . 3054.29 
 
 Humility. Taylor {H.) Notes from life, p. 29-42. . . .2544.05 
 
 Humming-birds. See Birds, p. 216. 
 
 Humor. See Caricature (p. 253) ; — Wit and humor. 
 
 Humorous phases of the law. See Browne (I.) . . . 5631.27 
 
 Humorous poetry of the Engl, language. See Farton (J.) 1675.26 
 
 Humourist's miscellany : select poetry. London, 
 1804. 16°. 1651.19 
 
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 Hungary. See Countries (Hungary, p. 330) ; — Biblical end relig. 
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 — The Land of Scott. Boston, 1871. 8°. . . 952.25 
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 chapters of histories of Hungary (p. 330). 
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 New York, 18G4. 8° 3114.01 
 
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 Hunt (Ephraim). Literature of the English language ; 
 
 selections, etc. New York, 1870. 12°. .2751.19 
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 newspapers, aud of the liberty of the press. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1856. 12°. 2712.13 
 
 — The Rhine. London, 1845. 8° 966.04 
 
 Hunt (Freeman). Library of commerce, v. 1. [No 
 
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 China. Piatt (J. C.) History of the British corn-laws. 
 Mackay (C) Hist. Bketches of the Miss, scheme and the 
 South sea bubble. 
 
 — Lives of American merchants. [Introd. by G. R. 
 
 Russell.] 2v. New York, 1858. 8°. .3244.10 
 Contents. 
 
 Allen (S.), by W. M. Allen, v. 2. 
 
 Appletou (S.), by E. Peubody.v.l. 
 
 Astor (J. J.), by D. Jaques, v. 2. 
 
 Bromfleld (J.), by J. Quincy,v.2. 
 
 Brooks (l>.C.),byE. Everett.v.l. 
 
 Brown (James), by G. S. Hil- 
 lard. v. 2. 
 
 Brown (N.), by F. Hunt, v. 1. 
 
 Carey (M.), by P. Hunt, v. 1. 
 
 Chiekeriug (Jonas), by J. L. 
 Blake, v. 1. 
 
 Clapp [A.), by P. Hunt, v. 1 
 
 Cope (T. P.), by J. E. Chandler, 
 v. 1. 
 
 Derby (E. Haskell), by E. H. 
 Derby, v. 2. 
 
 Eddy (T.), by P. Hunt, v. 1. 
 
 Girard (S.), by F. Hunt, v. 1. 
 
 Goodhue (J.), by F. Hunt, v. 1. 
 
 Haucock (John), by G. Mount- 
 fort, v. 2. 
 
 Henry (A.), by S. A Allibone.v.l. 
 
 Hill (H.K.W.), by W.K.Kiug.v.2. 
 
 Jackson (P.T.), by J. A. Lowell, 
 vl. 
 
 Jones (W. E.), by W. A. Jones, 
 v. 1. 
 
 King (J. G.), by C.King, v. 1. 
 
 Laurens (H.), by F. Hunt, v. 1. 
 
 Lawrence (Abbott), by N. Apple- 
 ton, v. 2. 
 
 Lawrence (Amos), by F. Hunt, 
 v. 2. 
 
 Lawrence (Wm.), by S. K. Lo- 
 throp, v. 2. 
 
 Lee (G.), by C. M. Leupp, v. 1. 
 
 Lorillard (J.), by W. Berrian.v.l. 
 
 May (J.), by F. Huut, v. 1. 
 
 Morris (R.), by F. Hunt, v. 2. 
 
 Parsous (W.), by F. Hunt, v. 1. 
 
 Peabody (J.), by G.A. "Ward, v. 1. 
 
 Pepperrell (Sir W.), by U. Par- 
 sons, v. 2. 
 
 Perkins (T. H.), by T. G. Cary, 
 v. 1. 
 
 Shaw (S.), by F.Hunt, v. 2. 
 
 Slater (S.), by J. L. Blake, v. 1. 
 
 Touro (J.), by A. Walker, v. 2. 
 
 Ward (S.), by C. King, v. 1. 
 
 — Worth and wealth. New York, 1856. 12°. 5922.04 
 
 — (editor). See Hunt's merchant's magazine. 
 
 Hunt (Geo. Henry). Outram and Havelock's Persian 
 campaign. London, 1858. 8°. . . 1042 01 
 
 Hunt (Helen). ['H. H.'] Bits of talk about home 
 matters. Boston, 1873. 32°. .... 2532.22 
 
 — Bits of travel. [Europe.] Boston, 1872. 24°. 942 23 
 
 — Verses. Boston, 1870. 16° 1661 33 
 
 Hunt (James). Archaic anthropology of Zetland. [In AnthroD 
 
 soc. Mem., v. 2, p. 294-339.] L 4735 14 
 
 — On the negro's place in nature. [/nAnthrop. soc. Memoirs, 
 
 v. l.J 4735 13 
 
 Hunt (James). Manual of the philosophy of voice and 
 speech. London, 1859. 12° 6333 25 
 
 — Stammering and stuttering, their nature and treat- 
 
 menfc. London, 1865. 12°. . . 633'i 26 
 
 Hunt (Rev John). Religious thought in EnglVnd 
 from the reformation to the end of the last cen- 
 tury, v. 1-2. London. 1870. 8°. . 3445 17 
 
 Hunt (James Henry Leigh). Autobiographv 2 v 
 New York, 1«50. 12° .3085.03 
 
 — Book for a, corner ; or selections in prose and versa 
 
 New York, 1852. 12° 2533.03 
 
 — Correspondence. Ed. by his eldest son. 2 v Lon 
 
 don, 1862. 12° 3 085 . 19 " 
 
 — A Day by the fire ; and other papers. [Ed. by J v 
 
 Babson.] Boston, 1870. 16° 2532.23 
 
 Contents : Day by the fire. Commonplace people Hea 
 then mythology. Fairies. Aeronautics,realandfabulous 
 Genii. Nymphs of antiquity and the poets. Sirens aud 
 mermaids of tue poets. Giants, ogres, and Cyclops 
 Talking of nonsense. Splendor. Christmas, etc, 
 
 — Essays and miscellanies, from the Indicator, and 
 
 Companion. New York, 1857. 12°. . . 2533.04 
 
 — Juvenilia ; poems. London, 1801. 8°. , 1662.00 
 
 — Lord Byron and some of his contemporaries 2 v 
 
 London, 1828. 8° 3027.07 
 
 — Men, women, and books : essays, sketches tic 2v 
 
 New York, 1855. 12° 2533.01 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Beds and bedrooms, v. 1. 
 
 Book-binding and ' Heliodo- 
 rus,' v. 2. 
 
 Bookstalls and 'Galateo,' v. 2. 
 
 British poetesses, v. 2. 
 
 Cowley and Thomson, v. 2. 
 
 Day of the disasters of Carflng- 
 ton Bluudell, esq., v. 1. 
 
 Duchess of St. Albaus, v. 2. 
 
 Female beauty, v. 1. 
 
 Female sovereigns of England, 
 v. 1. 
 
 Fiction and matter of fact, v. 1. 
 
 Garth, physicians, and love- 
 letters, v. 2. 
 
 Giuli Tre, v. 1. 
 
 Jack Abbott's breakfast, v. 1. 
 
 Lying (Few remarks on the rare 
 vice of), v. 1. 
 
 Man introduced to his ances- 
 tors, v. 1. 
 
 Montagu (Lady Mary Wortley) 
 v. 2. 
 
 Month of May, v. 1. 
 
 Novel party, v. 1. 
 
 Omnibus (Inside of an), v. 1. 
 
 Pepys' life aud African viuit,v.2 
 
 Pope in some lights in which he 
 is not usually -regarded, v. 2. 
 
 Seeing a pigeon make love, v. 1. 
 
 Sevigne (Mme. de), v. 2. 
 
 Social morality, v. 2. 
 
 Statesmen who have written 
 verses, v. 1. 
 
 Ver vert; or, the parrot of the 
 nuns, v. 2. 
 
 World of books, v. 1. 
 
 Zoological gardens, v, 1. 
 
 — Months (The) : beauties of the year. London 
 
 1821. 16°. 4731.O6 
 
 — Old Court suburb ; or memorials of Kensington. 
 
 3ded. London, [n. d] 12°. .... 493.20 
 
 — Onehundred romances of real life.L.,[n,d]12°. 214.65 
 
 — Poetical works. 2 v. Boston, 1857. 24°. . 1661.21 
 
 Contents. 
 Abraham and the fire-worship 
 
 pers, v. 1. 
 Bacchus in Tuscany, v. 2. 
 Bitter gourd, v. 2. 
 Blue stocking revels, v. 1. 
 
 CambusKhan, v. 1. 
 
 Capt. Sword and Capt Pen, v . 2. 
 
 Christmas, v. 2. 
 
 Corse and Emilia, v. 1. 
 
 Death and the ruffians, v. 1. 
 
 Fancy concert, v. 1. 
 
 Feast of the poets, v. 1. 
 
 Feast of the violets, v. 1. 
 
 Gentle Armour, v. 1. 
 
 Glove and the lions, v. 1. 
 
 Godiva, v. 2. 
 
 Heaven (A) upon earth, ». 2. 
 
 Hero and Leander, v. 1. 
 
 Inevitable (The), v. 2. 
 
 Jaffar, v. 2. 
 
 Kilspindle, v. 2. 
 Legend of Florence, v. 1. 
 Lovers' amazements ; or, how 
 
 will it end 7 v. 1. 
 Mahmoud, v. 1. 
 Miscellaneous poems, V. 9. 
 Our cottage, v. 2. 
 Paganini, v. 2. 
 Palfrey (The), v. 2. 
 Panther (The), v. 1. 
 Politics and poetics, v. 2. 
 Reflections of a dead body, v. 2. 
 Bemarks on war, v. 2. 
 Rubin Hood (Ballads of), v. 1. 
 Sonnets, v. 2. 
 Story of Rimini, v. 1. 
 Translations, v. 2. 
 Trumpets of DoolkarneiD, v. 2. 
 Wallace aud Fawdon, v. 2. 
 
 — Religion of the heart. London, [n. d] 16°. 3561.20 
 
 — Saunter through the West end. L., 18G1. 12°. 492.32 
 
 — Seer (The) ; or, commonplaces refreshed. 2 v. 
 
 Boston, 1864. 12° 2533.09 
 
 Amiableness superior to intel- 
 lect, v. 2. 
 
 Anacreon, v. 1. 
 
 Breakfast in summer, v. 1. 
 
 Bricklayers.and au old book.v.l. 
 
 Butcher (The), v. 1. 
 
 Cat by the fire, v. 2. 
 
 Chaucer (Specimens of), v. 1. 
 
 Christmas (Inexhaustibility of 
 the subject of), v. 2. 
 
 Color, v. 1. 
 
 Cricket, v. 1. 
 
 Danciug and dancers, v. 2. 
 
 Death and burial, v. 2. 
 
 Dusty day, v. 1. 
 
 Early rising, v. 1. 
 
 East wind, v. 1. 
 
 English and French females, v. 1. 
 
 English male costume, v. 1. 
 
 English women vindicated, v. 1. 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Eve of St. Agnes, v. 2. 
 
 Florentine lovers, v. 2, 
 
 Flower for your window, v. 1. 
 
 Fortunes of genius, v. 2. 
 
 Gentleman-saint, v. 2. 
 
 Human being and a crowd, v. 1. 
 
 Ice, with poets upou it, v. 2. 
 
 Journey by coach, v. 2. 
 
 Life after death. Belief in spir- 
 its, v. 2. 
 
 Nightmare, v. 2. 
 
 ' Now ' (A) ; descriptive of a 
 cold day, v. 2. 
 
 Pebble (On a), v. 1. 
 
 Peter Wilklns and the ilyinj 
 women, v. 1. 
 
 Piano-forte, v. 2. 
 
 Pinch of suuff, v. 1. 
 
 Pleasure, v. 1. 
 
 Poets' houses, v. 2. 
 
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 v. 2. 
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 Rhyme aud reason, v. 2. 
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 Bulea in making presents, v . 2. 
 Scholarship and no scholarship 
 
 (Wrong sides of), v. 1. 
 Spring, v. 1. 
 Strawberries, v. 1. 
 
 Sunday in Loudon, v. 1. 
 Sunday iu the Buburbs, \. 1. 
 Twelfth night, v. 2. 
 Vicissitudes of a lecture, v. 2. 
 Waiter, v. 1. 
 Washerwomen, v. 2. 
 Why sweet music produces 
 
 sadness, v. 2. 
 Windows, v. 1. 
 Wordsworth aud Milton, v. 1. 
 
 — Selections from Engl, poets. N.Y.,1857. 12°. 2533.02 
 
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 Specimens of imagination and faucy. 2. Essay ou wit aud 
 humor. Specimens of wit aud humor. 
 
 — Stories from the Italian poets [Dante, Pulci, Boiardo, 
 
 Ariosto, Tasso]. Tr. into Engl, prose. New 
 York, 1351. 12° 215.02 
 
 — Table talk. Added, Imaginary conversations of Pope 
 
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 — The Town ; its characters and events. London, 
 
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 _ Wisbing-cap papers. Boston, 1873. 16°. . 2532.24 
 Contents. 
 
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 Clarendon's Hist, of Rebellion. 
 Coffee-houses and smoking. 
 Confectionery. 
 Devils (Treatise on). 
 Doddridge (Dr.) aud the ladies. 
 Fencittg-uiaster's choice. 
 Few words ou angels. 
 French opera daucing. 
 Going to the play again. 
 Hereditary house of players. 
 Ladies' bonnets in the theatre. 
 Letter (A) : ou, to, and by the 
 
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 Pasta (Madame). Mroe. P. in 
 
 the white and red rose. 
 Mollere's Tartnffe. 
 Ou the suburbs of Genoa, and 
 
 the country about London. 
 
 Persoual reminis. of lords. 
 
 Recollections of old actors. 
 
 Rousseau's Pygmalion. 
 
 Table wits : a breakfast. 
 
 Twilight accused and defended. 
 
 Wit made easy. 
 
 Wishing-cap papers : — 
 
 Eating and drinking. 
 
 Love and the country. 
 
 Picadilly and West End. 
 
 Rainy-day poetry. 
 
 St. James's park. 
 
 Selwyn (George) and his con- 
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 Spring. 
 
 Valley of ladies. 
 
 Walk in Covent garden. 
 
 Walk iu the city. 
 
 Whitehall. 
 
 — Ireland (A.) List of writings of Hunt. 1868. 3075.28 
 
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 159j ; also Bentley's raised., v. 38, 1855. 
 
 — and Lee (S. A. ) Book of the sonnet. 2 v. Bos- 
 
 ton, 1867. 12° 1662.01 
 
 Hunt (Robert). Elementary physios. London, 1855. 
 12° 4022.01 
 
 — Handbook to the Great Exhibition of 1851. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1851. 12° 3915.03 
 
 — Panthea, the spirit of nature. L., 1849. 8°. 213.92 
 
 — Poetry of science. 3ded. L.,.Bo/m,1854. 12°. 4022.06 
 
 — Popular romances of the west of England ; or drolls, 
 
 traditions, and superstitions of old Cornwall. 
 2 v. London, 1865. 12° 3816.08 
 
 — Researches on light in its chemical relations ; em- 
 
 bracing a consideration of all the photographic 
 processes. 2d ed. London, 1854. 8°. . 4024.03 
 
 Hunt (Thomas). Diseases of the sMn. 9th ed. Lon- 
 don, 1871. 16°. 4328.13 
 
 Hunt (Thomas Sterry). Chemical and geological es- 
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 — Chemistry of the earth. [In Sm. rep., 1869.J . . . 3936.24 
 
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 Hutchinson (Lucy). Life of Col. Hutchinson. Lon- 
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 [1565-1604]. With seleclion from letters of Sir 
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 v. 1. 
 Browning (Robert), v. 2. 
 Clough (Arthur Hugh), v. 2. 
 Eliot (George), v. 2. 
 Goethe and hiB influence, v. 2. 
 Hard church (The), v. 1. 
 Hawthorne (Nathaniel), v. 2. 
 Historical problems of the 
 
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 Incarnation and principles of 
 
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 Poetry of the Old Testament, v.l 
 Popular pantheism, v. 1. 
 Religion (Atheistic explanations 
 
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 Plena :i's ' Christ,' v. 1. 
 Renau's ' St. Paul,' v. 1. 
 Romanism, Protestantism, and 
 
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 Science and theism, v. 1, 
 Shelley's poet, mysticism, v. 2. 
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 Wordsworth aud his geulus,v.2. 
 
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 1877. 12° 4713.28 
 
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 Huxtable (lieu. A.) The "present prioes" [of agr- 
 
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 Huygens (Christian). Of the hazards of gaming. [In ArDuth- 
 
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HYACINTHE- HYMNS 
 
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 The Family and the church. Ed. by L. W. Bacon, 
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 «•„(< ir c.\ Hybridity. [Tn Nott and Gliddon. Types of 
 
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 — History of the rebellion in England, [1628-1660]. 
 
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 jay For lives of Vie author see Biography (p. 159). 
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 -Oar eternal home. [anon.] B., 1866. 12°. 3582.01 
 Hyde (John). Mormonism : its leaders and designs. 
 
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 chronicle of England, etc. Ed. by E. Edwards. 
 
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 — Mant (E. ) Ancient hymns from the Roman brevi- 
 
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 — Montgomery (J. ) The Christian poet; or selections in 
 
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 — Muhlenberg (W. A.) Plea forchristian hymns. [InhWEnn- 
 
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 — Seok{J. M.) Hymns of the Eastern church. Tr. 
 
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 [With Thelwall (A. S.) Thoughts in affliction.] .3611.01 
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 Schaff (P.) Christ in the soul. Hymns of Immanuel : 
 
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 Sears (E. H.) Sermons and songs of the christian 
 
 life. 1875 3588.14 
 
 Stevenson (O.J.) The Methodist hymn-book and its 
 
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 • Stevenson (W. F.) On the biography of certain hymns. [In 
 
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 Tliompson (A. C.) Lyra coelestis. Hymns of hea- 
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 Willard(S.) Sacred poetry and music reconciled: 
 
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 Winkworth (C.) Christian singers of Germany. 
 
 1869 3765.06 
 
 — Lyra Germanica. 2 v. 1867 3761.29 
 
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 Bryant (W. C.) Hymns 1623.15 
 
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 • Dabney (J. P. ) Selection of psalms and hymns for 
 
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 - DobeU (J.) New selection of 700 evangelical hymns. 
 
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 - Erskine (It. ) Gospel sonnets ; or spiritual songs, 
 
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 • Hymns of the spirit. Boston, 1864. 16°. .1662.06 
 
 • Hymns to the Virgin and Christ, and other religious 
 
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 ■ Law (A.) Collection of hymn-tunes, hymns, etc. 
 
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 - Palmer (Roundel). Book of praise from the best 
 
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 - Peabody (W. B. 0.) Springfield collection of 
 
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 • Plymouth collection of hymns and tunes. [Ed. by 
 
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 Hymnal. [Hymns and tunes. [Ed. by J. M. 
 
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 - Presbyterian church (United), England. Psalms, 
 
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 of David in metre, and the hymn book : with a 
 complete coll. of music. 1859 3761.19 
 
 - Reformed church of the Netherlands. Psalms of 
 
 81 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBE R. 
 
642 
 
 HYMNS - ILLUSTRATED 
 
 liturgy.. 
 
 3701.05 
 
 Psalms, 
 
 , 3765.18 
 
 Hymns, continued. 
 
 David, with hymns and spiritual songs ; also, the 
 Catechism, confession of faith and 
 1792 .-,••• 
 
 — SacHfioa 'The) of praise, with tunes. 
 
 hymns and spiritual songs. 1872. . . 
 
 Note —This collection was made by a committee of the 
 session of the Brick Presb. church, New York. _ 
 -Social psalmist; or hymns selected for private use 
 and social meetings of Evangelical Christians 
 
 — Spitta '{C. J. P.) Lyra domestica. Tr. from the 
 
 "Psaltery and Harp," by B. Mame. With addi- 
 tional selections by F.D.Huntington. 1861 3761. 11 
 
 — Taylor (J.)_ Festival and penitential hymns. [In A« Works, 
 
 'Tr. into 30 
 
 V. 3, 1853.] 
 
 [In her Life, etc., 
 , 3021.25 
 
 — Tapper (M. F.) Hymn for all nations. Tr. into ^ 
 
 -DbW^C-O^ist'in'th'esoul". 1872 '. 3765! 16 
 
 — Watts (1.) Arrangement of the psalms, hymns, and 
 
 spiritual songs, with supplement by J. M.*m- 
 
 onell. 1822 • • • • f 61 - 1 
 
 _ Wither ( <?.) Hymns and songs of the church ln- 
 
 trod. by E. Farr. 1856 1695.20 
 
 Halleluiah ; hymns, spiritual songs, and moral 
 
 odes. Introd.byE. Earr. 1857. . . . 169o.l9 
 
 — ThouqUs in verse on private prayer and pubhek wor- 
 
 ship, [anon.] 1867 3765.14 
 
 3. Latin and Greek hymns. 
 
 Browning (E. B.) Greek christian poets. 
 
 v. 2, 1877.] •, ; - 
 
 — Chaifield (A. W.) Songs and hymns of earliest 
 
 Greek christian poets, bishops, etc. Tr. into .Eng- 
 lish verse. 1876 3761.30 
 
 Contents : Synesius, bp. of Ptolemais. Gregory, bp. of 
 Kazianzus. Methodius. Clement of Alexandria. Miscel- 
 laneous. 
 Cleanthes. Hymn. See01eantb.es, p. 272 of Catalogue. 
 
 — Daniel (H. A.) Thesaurus hymnologicus. 5 v. in 
 
 3. 1847-53 3765.01 
 
 Dies irae. See entries on p. 416 of Catalogue. 
 
 — Latin hymns of the Anglo-Saxon church, with inter- 
 
 linear Anglo-Saxon gloss. Ed. by J. Stevenson. 
 [Surtees soc.no. 23.] 5116.27 
 
 — March (F. A.) Latin hymns, with English notes. 
 
 1874. 3765.21 
 
 — Neale {J. M) and LitUedale (R. F.) Hymns of the 
 
 Roman, Mozambic, Ambrosian, Gallican, Greek, 
 Armenian, etc. rites. [In their Commentary on 
 the Psalms. 4 v. 1874.] 3724.06 
 
 Proclus. Five hymns, in the original Greek, with 
 
 a poetical version, by T. Taylor. 1793. .3587.27 
 
 Same. [ With Sallust. On the Gods, rfc] 3817.10 
 
 — Seven great hymns of the mediseval church, [anon.'] 
 
 7th ed. New York, 1868. 16° 1683.33 
 
 Contents : The Celestial country. Dies ir». Mater spe- 
 ciosa. Stabat mater. Veni Sancte spiritus. Veni Crea- 
 tor spiritus. Vexilla Regis. Alleluiatio sequence. 
 
 — Trench (iJ. G„ editor). Sacred Latin poetry, chiefly 
 
 lyrical, selected and arranged for use ; with notes 
 
 and introduction. 1849 3765.07 
 
 Hymns of the ages. See Whitmarsh (0. S.) and Guild. 1662.03 
 Hypatia. See Newmonthly mag., Feb. .'1863 (Hypatia, by Sir Na- 
 thaniel) ; also Kingsley (C.) Alexandria and her sohools 
 [2534.06] ; and his novel ' Hypatia ' [221.71]. 
 Hyperides. Orationes. Gr. et Lat. [In Orationes attici, v. 2. 
 
 Didot, 1858.] 7766-03 
 
 Hypocrisy : a satire. See Oolton (C.) 1828 1633.26 
 
 Hyponoia ; or, thoughts on a spiritual understanding 
 of the apocalypse, or Book of revelation, [anon. ] 
 
 New York, 1845. 8° 3518.17 
 
 I go a-flshing. See Prime (W. O.) 1873. ...... 4626.18 
 
 'I will' of the Psalms. See Power (Rev. F. B.) 1866. . 3585.17 
 
 Iamblichus Chalcidencis. DePythagorieavita. Edente 
 
 A. Westermanno. Gr. et Lat. Parisiis, Didot, 
 
 1862. 8° 7764.15 
 
 Iamblichus the Syrian. Drama. Gr. et Lat. [In Erotici 
 
 script. Didot, 1836.] 7764.17 
 
 Tbn-ed-Din el Eghwaati. Notes of a journey into the interior 
 of Northern Africa. [In Oriental tr. fund. Miscel. traus., 
 
 v. 1, 1831] 7818.16 
 
 Ice. See Geology (Glacial geology, p. 573) ; also 
 — • Engelhardt \M.) Formation of ice at the bottom of water. [In 
 Sm. report, 1866.] 3936.21 
 
 — Noble (L.L.) After icebergs with a painter. 1143.03 
 
 — Totten (J. G.) Sudden disappearance of the ice of our north- 
 
 ern lakes in the spring. [In Amer. assoc. Proc, v. H, 
 1861.1 983.20 
 
 Ice caves of France and Switzerland. See Browne (G. F.) 1865. 
 
 Iceland. See Countries (Iceland, p. 330). 
 
 Icelandic language and literature. See Language ;— Literature. 
 
 Ichnology. 
 
 — Hitchcock (.E) Ichnology of New England. Re- 
 port on the sandstone of the Connecticut valley, 
 especially its fossil foot-marks. 1858. . 4728.11 
 
 Warren (J. G.) Fossil impressions in the sandstone 
 
 rocks of Conn, valley. 1854 4112.26 
 
 Ichthyology. See Fish and fisheries, p. 549. 
 Iconologyaudiconography. See Fine arts (Emblems, p. 641) ;_&. 
 
 cred art, p. 547). 
 Icon Basilike. See Eikon basilike (p. 440 of Catalogue). 
 Iconographic encyclopedia. See Encyclopaedias (Beck. J. a., 
 
 p. 445.) 
 Idaho. See Countries (Idaho, p. 330). 
 Ide (Geo. B.) Battle echoes; lessons from the war. 
 
 Boston, 1866. 12° 642.12 
 
 Ideas and idealism. See Philosophy (Ideas and idealism). 
 
 Ideal in art. See Taine (H.) 1411.11 
 
 See also Fine arts (p. 638). 
 Ideals. Grote {J. ) Treatise on moral ideals. 1876. 5134 4i 
 
 Rand (W B ) Application of ideals. [In his Henry Holbeacli, 
 
 Student, v. 2, 1865 ; p. 296-314.] 2532.21 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 2, 1858 ; p. 769-768, 
 
 Ideals made real. See Raymond (G. L.) 1877 1681.19 
 
 Ideas for rustic furniture. 25 pi. L. , 1838. 8°. 1316.34 
 Identity of the religions called Druidical and Hebrew. 
 [anon.] London, 1829. 18°. .... 5091.02 
 Idiocy. See Medicine. {Insanity, idiocy, etc.) 
 Idiot (The). Of wisdomo, etc. See Cusa (N. de). 1650.3541.04 
 Idle (Christopher), pseud. Hints on Bhooting and fish- 
 ing, etc. London, 1855. 16° 4626.11 
 
 Idle word. See Goulburn (E. M.) 3555.05 
 
 Idler (The). By S. Johnson. [In Chalmers (A.) Brit, eesayiets, 
 
 V. 27. 1855.] 2511.27 
 
 Same. (In Johnson (S.) Works, y. 1.) ... . 5045.10 
 
 Drake (N.) Essays, illust. of the Idler. 2 v 2523.12 
 
 Idler (The) in Italy. See Blessington (Countess of). . . 973.11 
 Idolatry. See Biblical and relig. lit. (Image worship, p. 89;- 
 Reliqion and religions : Paganism, etc., p. 100). 
 
 Idols and ideals. See Oonway (M. D.) 1877 3537.28 
 
 Idstone, Ipseudon.] The dog ; with treatment. Lon- 
 don, 1872. 16° 4724.27 
 
 Idyl of work. See Larcom (Lucy). 1875 1663.36 
 
 Idvlls. See Bion :— Gessner ;— Moschus ;— Theocntus ;— Barns 
 
 (R.) Cotter's Saturday night [1624.06] ;— Goldsmith (0.) 
 
 Deserted village [1644.15] ;— Tennyson (A.) Idylls of the 
 
 king [1693.241 ;— Thomson (J.) Seasons [1693.21] ; etc. 
 
 Idylls from the Sanskrit. See Grffith (R. T. H.) 1866. . 1644.W 
 
 Idyls of the king. See Tennyson (Alfred). ... . . : 693.24 
 
 Igdrasyl ; or tree of existence. [Poems.] See Challen (J.) 1632.06 
 Ignatius of Antioch (St.) . ,.,.,„. 
 
 — Epistles (Shorter and Longer). Epistles after the Synac 
 version. Martyrdom. [In Apostolic fathers, Ante-Nlcene 
 lib v. 1.] 3467.02 
 
 — Epistolss genuine: ad Polycarpum ; ad Ephestos ; ad I Ko- 
 manos. [In Bunsen. Analecta, etc., v. 1, 1854.] . 3414.02 
 
 — Spurious epistles. [In Apostolic fathers. A.-N. library. 
 
 Til 84b7.Ui 
 
 — Newman (J. H.) Theology of St. I. [In his Essays, v. 1, p. 
 186-261.1 30Si.ua 
 
 See also Amer. presb. rev., Jan., 1867 ; Amer. qu. ch. rev., 
 Jan., 1870 ; Brit. qu. rev., Apr., 1876 (and artiole in MCun- 
 tock and Strong.v. 4, with additional references ; also Super- 
 natural religion (passim), [3594.24], and Lightfoot, in reply. 
 
 Ignatius Loyola. See Loyola (in Biography, p. 171). 
 
 Ignorance (Evils of). See Education. 
 
 Iguvine inscriptions. , ,.„,, 
 
 — Neuiman (F. W.) Text, with interlinear Latin transl. ana 
 notes. 1864 • • ?*f f 
 
 Ihne (J. A. F. Wilhelm). Besearches into the history 
 
 of the Boman constitution. Tr. by E. Haywood. 
 
 London, 1853. 8° • 5735.18 
 
 Ikhwanu-S-Safa ; or, brothers of purity. Prom the 
 
 Hindustani of Maulavi Ikram 'Ali, by J. Flatta 
 
 London, 1869. 8° 7813 ' ltf 
 
 Iliad. See Homer (p. 628). ,„. ,, 
 
 Iliad of the East. SeeRamayana ! Vm 
 
 Illegitimacy. See Statistical soc. of London. Journal, v. w. 
 
 1862 (Observ., by W. G. Lumby). 
 Illinois. See Countries (Illinois, p. 330). 
 Uluminaii. See Secret societies. ,m„„,™i 
 
 Illumination. See Alphabets (p. 14) ; also Fine arts (IUumm 
 
 lion, p. 545). „„, rtQQ - i nn 
 
 Illusions. Emerson (R. W.) Conduot of life, I860; p. 271-288. 2524.W 
 
 /Kg- See also Delusions (p. 411). , 
 
 Illustrated book of English songs, [anon.] 3d ea. 
 
 London, [n. d.] 12°. • •■ } 61 °-™ 
 
 Illustrated catholic family almanao for the U. &■ ■"»" 
 
 York, 1870. 12° 131329 
 
 Illustrated homes. See Gardner (E. C.) 1876. . . . • ■ ' M 
 Illustrated library of favorite song. See Holland(J.G.) l»(oaw»» 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
ILLUSTRATED -INDEXES 
 
 643 
 
 Illustrated library of wonders. 
 
 1870-72. IF. 
 
 Contents. 
 
 31 v. New York, 
 
 3261.07 
 4027.19 
 4613.25 
 1581.04 
 1414.30 
 4015.27 
 4027.17 
 4016.33 
 
 «j™= iW H D.) light-houses and light-ships. 3934.20 
 
 BaftatT ) Wonders of electricity 4027.27 
 
 Bernard (F.) Wonderful escapes 
 
 rbrin (A 1 Phenomena and laws of heat. 
 Depping(G) Bodily strength and skill. . 
 Dieulafait (L.) Diamonds and precious stones 
 Euplessis (G.) Wonders of engraving. . 
 FUmmarion <C.) Marvels of the heavens. . 
 ronvielleW.de). Thunder and hghtmng. . 
 
 Gofflemin <A.)The sun 
 
 Wonders of the moon «"■» u 
 
 Headley(J.T.) Mountain adventures 922.23 
 
 Lacombe (P.) Arms and armour 6622.19 
 
 Lanoye (P. de). Barneses the great ; or Egypt 3,300 years 
 
 ago. . .. • ■ 
 
 Sublime m nature 
 
 Lefivre (M.) Wonders of architecture. . 
 Le Pileur (A.) Wonders of the human body 
 Marion (F.) Wonderfulballoon ascents. . 
 
 Wonders of optics 
 
 Wonders of vegetation 
 
 1081.20 
 932.10 
 1312.17 
 4325.26 
 3922.04 
 4025.18 
 4913.11 
 
 MenaulUE.) "intelligence of animals 4722.05 
 
 MonnierlM.) Wonders of Pompeii 1455.12 
 
 Neunier (V.) Great hunting grounds 4615.21 
 
 BadaulB.) Wonders of acoustics. ... . . 4024.11 
 
 Sauzay(A.) Wonders of glass-making 8932.38 
 
 Sonrel (L.) Bottom of the sea 4825.14 
 
 Tissandier (G.) Wonders of water 4021.25 
 
 Tiardot (L.) Wonders of European art 1435.11 
 
 Wonders of Italian art 1435.10 
 
 Wonders of sculpture 1454.01 
 
 Zoroher (F.) and Margolle (E.) Meteors and atmospheric 
 
 phenomena 4021.02 
 
 Illustrated London news. v. 1-71. L., 1842-77. fol. 
 Illustrated magazine of art. 2 v. KY.,1853. 8°. 1416.10 
 Illustrated railway anecdote book. L. ,[n.&] 8°. 0217.10 
 Illustrated travels. H. W. Bates, editor, v. 1, 5, 1869, 
 
 1873. London, 1869-73. 4° 936.01 
 
 Illustrations in choir accompaniment. See Buck (D.) .1567.06 
 Illustrations of eating. By a beef-eater, [nno/i.] 
 
 London, 1817. 16° 6015.10 
 
 Illustrations of Engl, and foreign costume from 15th 
 
 centory. London, 1875. 4° 0626.11 
 
 ninstrations of Northern antiquities. See Weber (H.) and Ja- 
 
 mieson (B.) 1699.02 
 
 Illustrations of popery, [anon.] N.Y.,1838. 8°. 3425.19 
 Ulnstres (Les) fees. [In Cabinet des fees, v. 5, 1786.] . .7052.05 
 Illustrious women of France, 1790-1873. See Ohallice (Mrs. A. E.) 
 lllyria. See Countries (p. 330). 
 
 Imasinarv conversations. See Landor (W. S.) Works. 2 v. 
 ^ 185^. 6047.03 
 
 Imagination. 
 
 — BeattielJ.) On imagination. [In his Works, v. 1.] .5015.09 
 
 — Akenside (M.) Pleasures of. [In Ms Poet, works.] .1612.04 
 
 — Coleridge (S. T.) On the imagination. [In his Biogiaphia 
 
 literaria, v. 1,1872; p. 370-379.] 2518.18 
 
 — Dallas {E. S.) In hus Gay science, v. 1. 1866. . . .6334.10 
 
 — DeliUe t J.) I/imagination ; poeme. [In his CEuvres, v. 8-9. 
 
 1824.] 5031.08 
 
 — Ferrier {J. F.) Lectures on imagination. [In his Lectures, 
 
 etc., V. 2, 1866.] 5412.23 
 
 — Hunt [Leigh). Imagination and fancy : what is poetry? 2533.05 
 
 — Percy anecdotes, v. 11. 1823 6211.11 
 
 — TyndaU(J.) Use and limit of.in science. 1870. 3914.11 
 
 See also essay by E. Cones, in Pop. scl. monthly, Aug . ,1877. 
 
 0®- See also Poetry. [Nature of poetry.) 
 Imaginative biography. SeeBrydges {Sir E.) 2 v. 1834.3254.25 
 Imitation of Jeeus Christ. See Kempis (T. a). 1835. . . 3513.17 
 Immaterial system of man. See Hope (E.) 2 v. . . . 3561 .23 
 
 Immigrant builder. See Dwyer (C. P.) 1872 1312.24 
 
 Immigration. 
 
 — Bromwett (W. J.) History of immigration to the 
 
 United States. 1856. 5917.22 
 
 — Kapp{F.) Immigration. [In Amer. soc. sci. assoc. Trans., 
 
 no. 2, 1870.] 6811.01 
 
 — New York state. Commissioners of emigration. An- 
 
 nual reports, 1847-60 5917.23 
 
 Note.— Subsequent reports are printed in the N. T. legis- 
 lative documents. 
 
 — Stole (L.) United States and immigration since 1790. [n. p. 
 
 or d.j 8" , . 4735.01 
 
 — Young (Edw.) Special report on immigration ; ac- 
 
 comp. information for immigrants. 1872. 5917.27 
 See also Atlantic, v. 29, 1872 ; p. 454-468 (Immigration, by 
 Ed. Jarvis). For condensed statistics of immigration into the 
 United States see Amer. cyclopaedia, v. 6 (art. Emigration). 
 For emigrant manuals see United States (under Countries, 
 P. 279 of Catalogue). See also Census (p. 376). 
 
 Chinese immigration. 
 
 — Conwell (B. K) Why and how the Chinese emi- 
 
 grate. 1871 1021.10 
 
 — United Slates. 44& congr., 2d sess., Senate. Report 
 of joint special committee to investigate Chinese 
 immigration. Washington, 1877. 8°. . 1026.26 
 
 — • Williams (S. W.) Replies to the senatorial Chinese investiga- 
 ting committee of California respecting Chinese immigra- 
 tion, [/re Foreign relations of the U. S. 1876.] . . 
 
 Sea also United States Int. rev., Nov., 1870 (Uhineso ques- 
 tion in the U. S., by E. A. Mansfield) j Now Englander, 
 v. 29, 1870 (Chinese migration, by prof. H. N. Day). 
 
 Immisch (M. ) Prizo essay on the balance spring and 
 its isochronal adjustments. L., 1873. 12°. 3932.09 
 
 Immortality. See Biblical and relig. literature (Future life and 
 immortality, p. 88) ; also Nineteenth century, v. 1, 1877. 
 
 Immortals (The) ; a poem. See Michell (N.) 1871. . . 1667.04 
 
 Imogen, and other poems, [anon.] B., 1871. 12°. 166-2.34 
 
 Impartial history of the war between Great Britain 
 and her colonies to the end of 1779. [anon.] Lon- 
 don, 1780. 8° 583.14 
 
 Impending crisis of the South. See Helper (H. E.) 1859. 6831.18 
 
 Imperial 'dictionary of universal biography. Con- 
 ducted by J. Eadie and others. [With portraits. ] 
 3v. London, [1864-66.] 1.8°. . . .3236.03 
 
 Imperial 'gazetteer of Scotland. Ed. by J. M. Wil- 
 son. 2 v. Edinburgh, [1848.] 8°. . . 956.14 
 
 Impostors and impostures. 
 
 — Lancellotti or Lancillotti (£.) Les impostures de 
 l'histoire ancienne et profane. 2 pts. in 1 v. 
 1770 411.04 
 
 — Bocoles (J. B. de). Les imposteurs insignes, qui ont 
 usurpe la qualite d'empereur, de roi, et de prince. 
 2 v. 1728 3261.10 
 
 Heg- See also Humbug (p. 637) ;— Charlatanry (p. 261) ;— 
 Biblical and relig. lit. (Imposture and fanaticism, p. 89). 
 Impressment of seamen. 
 
 — Butler (C.) Legality of impressing seamen. 1824. [In Pam- 
 phleteer, v. 23.] 5058.23 
 
 — Letter to Lord viscount Melville. London, 1824. 6°. 1/n 
 Pamphleteer, v. 24] 6058.24 
 
 — Right and practice of impressment as cone. Gt. Britain and 
 America. [In Pamphleteer, v. 14. 1819.] . . . .5058.14 
 
 — Vrquhart (T.) Letter to Wilberforce, on impressment. [In 
 Pamphleteer, v. 24, 1824.] 6058.24 
 
 In both worlds. See Holcombe (W. H.) 1870 3562.30 
 
 In memoriam. See Tennyson (Alfred) 1693.24 
 
 In strange company. See Greenwood (J.) 1873. . . . 5817.13 
 " In the days of thy youth." See Farrar (F. W.) . 3547.23 
 
 In the Holy Land. See Thomson (A.) 1876 1052.24 
 
 111 the kitchen, [anon.} Boston, 187fi. 12°. 6016.15 
 
 In the Levant. See Warner (C. D.) 1877 107 1-2J 
 
 In the morning-land. See Stuart-Glennie ( J.S.) v. 1. 1873. 3438.01 
 
 In the silver age: essays. See Parr (Harriet) 2538.07 
 
 In the Tropics. With introd., by K. B. Kimball. New 
 
 York, 1863. 12° 1162.23 
 
 In the vineyard : christian work. See Burr (E. F.) . . 3526.26 
 
 In war time, etc. See Whittier (J. G.) 1864 1695.10 
 
 Incarnation. See article by J. K. Burr, with references, in 
 
 M'Clintock and Strong, v. 5. 
 Ince (Henry) and Gilbert (J.) Outlines of Enghsn 
 
 history. London, 1870. 16° 463.22 
 
 Inchbald (Mrs. Eliz.) See Plays (Arranged ly authors) ; also Bio- 
 graphy (p. 160). 
 
 Incidents recalled. See Grimshaw (Wm.) . . . . . . . 5091.07 
 
 Independence Hall. See Countries, etc. (Philadelphia, p. 359). 
 
 Independents. See Biblical and relig. lit. (Dissenters, p. 84; . 
 
 Index (The) ; a weekly paper devoted to free religion. 
 Ed. by F. E. Abbot, v. 1-8. Toledo, aud Boston, 
 
 1870-77. foL omm 
 
 Index entomologicus. See Wood (Wm.) 1854. . ... 4827JM 
 Index expurgatorius. An exact reprint, td. by K. 
 
 Gibbmgs. Dublin, 1837. 12° 2761.02 
 
 Index libronim prohibitorum. Komae,17o8. 8°. 2761.01 
 Index of dates. See Rosse (J. W.) . . . . . ■ • • 413.09 
 Sdex testaceologicus. See Wood (Wm.) 1856.. . .4827.23 
 
 1 11 cl C 5C63 
 
 m- There are indexes in this library to the following 
 
 periodicals and society publications : 
 American almanac. Indexes, 10 years each, in vols, for 1839, 
 
 1849, 1859. „ , . . ,„„__„ 
 
 American journal of pharmacy. General index 18 25-70. 
 Annee (L'( scientifique et industnelle, 1856-1865. 
 Appletons' annual cyclopedia, v. 1-15, 1801-75. 
 Archseologia, V. 1-15 ; v. 16-30. 
 Atlantic monthly, v. 1-38, 1857-70. 
 BihliDtheca sacra, v. 1-30, 1844-73. 
 Blackwood's mag., v. 1-50, 1817-41. 
 British essayist, v. 1-45. 
 
 Chetham^ocfety. Remains, historical and literary, v. 1-30. 
 
 g^j&^&M i V. 21-60,1813-30 ; v. 61-80, 
 
 1830 44 ; V. 81-110, 1845-59 ; V. 111-140, 1860-74. 
 Gentleman's magazine. , .. ,.„ ,, 
 
 Harper's new monthly magazine, v. 1-60, 1850-75. 
 Hurit's merchant's mag., v. 1-10, 1839-44. 
 
 UtUktagforbook., use the "Book Orders,- giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, aud the NOMBER. 
 
644 
 
 INDEXES- INQUIRY 
 
 Indexes, continued. 
 
 Leisure hours, v. 1-25, 1852-76. 
 
 London Times, 1870-76. 
 
 New England Met. andgeneal. register,v.l-15, inv.lO.and 15. 
 
 New Englander, v. 1-19, 1843-61. 
 
 New York Times, 1865. 
 
 New York Tribune, 1876. 
 
 North American review, v. 1-25, 1815-27. 
 
 Notes and queries, lst-4th series, 1849-74 ; 12 v. in each. 
 
 Practitioner, v. 1-13. 
 
 Princeton rev., 2d series, v. 1-40, 1825-68. 
 
 Quarterly review, v. 1809, in v. 20 ; 1819-29, in v. 40 j 1830-37 
 
 inv. 60 ; 1838-47 in V.80 ; 184856 in v. 100 ; 1857-66 in v. 121. 
 Revue des deux mondes, 3831-74. 
 Royal astronomical society of London, v. 1-10, 11-24 in v. 10 
 
 and 24. 
 Scribner's monthly, v. 1-10, 1860-75. 
 Silliman's journal, v. 1-50, 1819-46, in v. 60. 
 Westminster review, v. 1-33, 1824-40, in v. 37. 
 General indexes to periodicals. 
 
 — Poole (W.F. ) Index to periodical literature, to Janu- 
 
 ary, 1852 2735.19 
 
 Note. — The references to articles in periodicals occurring 
 in these pages are wholly supplementary to those contained 
 in Poole's Index, and represent years subsequent to 1851. 
 
 — Royal society of London. Catalogue of scientific 
 
 papers [contained in Transactions of societies, 
 Journals, and other periodical works], 1800-63. 
 
 5 v. 2736.10 
 
 Note.— Arranged by authors. The Index of subjects is 
 (1877) yet to appear. 
 See article on indexes by A. Hunter in St. Paul's, v. 12. 
 
 India. See Countries (India, p. 330-332) ;— Biblical and relig. lit. 
 {Hinduism, etc., p. 100) ; — Language ; — Literature ; — My- 
 thology. 
 
 India-rubber. 
 
 — Day (II. S.)vs. Goodyear (C.) Circuit court of the 
 
 TJ. S., district of Sfew Jersey. Copy of the testi- 
 mony in the case read in equity. 1851. . 3944.21 
 
 — Boutledge (R.) Discoveries and inventions of the 19th cen- 
 
 tury. 1876 3906.22 
 
 — Smith, report, 1864 (Caoutchouc and gutta-percha). . 3936.19 
 
 See also article, with references, by C. F. Chandler, in 
 Johnson's new univ. cyclop., v. 2. 
 Indian archipelago. See Countries, etc.(Indian archipelago, p. 332.) 
 
 Indian club exercise. See Kehoe (L. D.) 1866 4618.10 
 
 Indian leisure. [Poems.) See Macgregor (R. Q.) . . . 1665.12 
 Indian ocean. See Countries (Indian ocean, p. 332). 
 
 Indian Pass. See Street (A. B.) 1869 1112.18 
 
 Indian saint ; or Buddha and Buddhism. See Mills (C. D. B.) 
 
 1876 3528.11 
 
 Indiana. See Countries (Indiana, p. 332). 
 
 Indiana. See Dudevant (A. L. A. D.) ('George Sand.'] . 7015.30 
 Indianapolis. Public library. Catalogue, 1873. In- 
 dianapolis, 1873. 8° 2723.18 
 
 Indians. See Countries, etc. (Indians, p. 332.) 
 Indicator. See Arts (Useful : Steam-engine ; Indicator, p. 47). 
 Individual liberty, legal, moral, and licentious ; in 
 which the fallacies of Mill's essay ' On Liberty ' 
 are pointed out. By Index, [pseuds London, 
 
 1867. 12°. 5724.15 
 
 Individuality. See Atlantio monthly, v. 9, 1862, p. 424-430 ; also 
 
 Character (p. 261). 
 Indo-Ohina. See Countries (Indo-China, p. 834). 
 Indo-European languages. See Language (Comparative). 
 Indo-European tradition (Curiosities of). See Kelly (W. K.) 
 
 1863. 3816.19 
 
 In-door and out-door games for all nations. London, 
 
 1868. 16°. 4611<2 6 
 
 In-door plants. See Maling (E. A.) 6132 06 
 
 Indostan. See Countries (India, p. 330). 
 
 Induction. See Logic ;—also Arts (Useful) and science (Method, 
 
 p. 39). 
 Inductive sciences. See Arts (Useful), and science. 1. Introd 
 
 works (p. 39). 
 Industrial arts. See Arts (Useful), p. 89. 
 Industrial arts. Historical sketches. With illus. New 
 
 York, 1876. 8°. [South Kensington museum 
 
 art hand-book.] 1453 13 
 
 Industrial biography. See Smiles (S.) 1864. . ' . ' ' 3263 27 
 Industrial drawing. See Arts (Useful : Drawing p 41) 
 Industrial exhibitions. See Arts (Useful : Exhibitions, p 43) • 
 
 also United States centennial exhibition 
 Industry. 
 
 — Percy anecdotes, v. 18. 1823 6211.18 
 
 m- See also Arts (Useful, p. 39) ;— Fine arts (Industrial 
 
 t v • P ' ' !— Poiitioal economy ;— Social science. 
 
 Inebriates. See Temperance and intemperance. 
 
 Inett (John). Origines Anglicanae ; or hist, of the 
 English church from the conversion of the Eng- 
 lish Saxons till the death of king John. New 
 
 T <• „•!.•,■■ 2 v - iu 3 - Oxford, 1855. 8°. . . 3144 19 
 
 Infallibility. See Biblical and relig. lit. (Vatican council, p. 82) 
 
 Infant baptism. See Biblical and relig. lit. (Baptism, p. 78). 
 Infant education. See Education (Kindergarten schools). 
 Infanticide. Consult annual reports of National asBoc. for prom 
 
 of soc. science. 
 Infantry tactics. See Military Bcience. 
 
 Infelicia. See Menken (A. I.) 1869 2572 2a 
 
 Infidelity. See Biblical and religious literature (p. 89). 
 Infinite (The). See Biblical and religious lit. (Infinite, p. 89) • 
 
 also Philosophy. 
 Infinite (The) and the finite. See Parsons (T.) .... 3583.08 
 Infinitesimal calculus. See Mathematics (Calculus). 
 Infirmities of genius. See Madden (R. P..) 1833. . . . 2541.01 
 Influenza. See Medicine. 
 
 Information for the people. See Chambers's information. 5025.01 
 Infusoria. See Microscope. 
 Ingelend (Thomas). Interlude of the disobedient child. Ed by 
 
 J. O. Halliwell. L.,1848. 16°. [In Percy soc, v. 22.] 6060.22 
 Ingelow (Miss Jean). Complete poems. Boston 
 
 1869. 16° 1662.16 
 
 Contents : Miscel. poems. A story of Doom and other 
 
 poems. 
 
 — Monitors of the unseen, and poems of love and child- 
 
 hood. Boston, 1871. 16° 1662.17 
 
 — Poems. Boston, 1863. 16°. 1662.07 
 
 — Story of doom, and other poems. B.,1867. 12°. 1662.16 
 
 ^Sf For her tales and novels see Fiction (p. 492). 
 Ingenuity. 
 
 — Percy anecdotes, v. 9. 1823 6211.09 
 
 US' See also Arts (Useful : Inventions, p. 44). 
 Ingersoll (Charles Jared). Hist, sketch of the second 
 war between United States and Great Britain 
 v. 1. [1812-13.] Phil., 1845. 8°. . . 585.06 
 
 Same. 2d series. 1814-15. 2 v. Phil., 1852.8°. 585. 08 
 
 Ingersoll (Robert G.) The gods, and other lectures. 
 
 New York, 1876. 18°. 3561.31 
 
 Contents : Oration on the Gods. Oration on Thomas 
 Paine. Arraignment of the church, or individuality. 
 Hereties and heresies. Oration on Humboldt. 
 Ingham (Col. Frederic), pseud. See Hale (Edw. E.) 
 Ingham lectures. Evidences of natural and revealed 
 religion. Deliv. before the Ohio Wesleyan Uni- 
 versity. Cleveland, 1872. 8°. . . . . 3563.33 
 Ingleby (C. Mansfield). Complete view of the Shat- 
 spere controversy concerning the manuscript mat- 
 ter affecting Shakspere [in the Perkins folio] pubL 
 by J. P. Collier. London, 1861. 8°. . . 1754.05 
 
 — The Shakspeare fabrications, or the Perkins folio. 
 
 London, 1859. 16° 1754.06 
 
 Inglis (Rev. Charles). Memorial concerning the Iroquois. [In 
 
 O'Callaghan (E.B.) Doc. hist, of N. Y., v. 4, 1849.] . 614.M 
 Inglis (Henry Davis). Solitary walks through many 
 
 lands. 3d ed. London, 1843. 8°. . . 945.18 
 
 — Tales of Ardennes. New ed. L., 1841. 8°, 945.111 
 
 — The Tyrol. 2 v. London, 1833. 8°. . . 983.04 
 Inglit (Bev. James). Bible text cyclopaedia. 1st 
 
 Amer. fr. 7th English ed. Phila.,1870. 12°. 3717.02 
 
 Ingoldsby legends. See Barham (E. H.) 1613.25 
 
 Note.— Keviewed, FraBer's mag., N. s., v. 3, 1871, p. 302- 
 317 ; Littell, 1871, v. 2 j p. 323-333. 
 
 Ingoldsby (Thomas, pseud.) See Barham (R. H.) . . . 1613.26 
 
 Ingraham (Bev. J. H.) Novels. See Fiction class-list (p. 492). 
 
 Ingrain (John). Flora symbolica ; or the language 
 and sentiment of flowers. L„ [1869.] 12°. 4913.20 
 
 Ingram (John H.) Memoir of E. A. Poe. [In P.'s Poems and 
 essays, 1876 : 1676.34] ; — Lecture on Shakespeare [In After- 
 noon lectureB, v.l]; — Lecture onTennyaon[lnv.4.] 2612.23 
 
 Ingulphus. Chronicle of the Abbey of Croylaud, with 
 Continuations, by Peter of Blois. etc. [a.d. 700- 
 1486.] Prom the Latin, with notes, by H. T. 
 Riley. London, Bohn, 1854. 12°. . . 471.10 
 
 Initial letters. See Alphabets (p. 14) ;— Fine arts (IUuminatUm, 
 p. 545) j— Monograms (p. 646). 
 
 Injunctions. See Law. (Injunctions.) 
 
 Ink. See Arts (Useful), page 44. 
 
 Inklings of adventure. See Willis (N. P.) Miscel. works. 6076.22 
 
 Inman (Thomas, M.D.) * Ancient faiths embodied in 
 ancient names. 3 v. L., 1868-75. 8°. . 3551.21 
 
 — On the preservation of health. L.,1870. b°. 4322.18 
 
 Inn album. See Browning (Robert). 1876 I 622 -}. 6 
 
 Innes (Cosmo). Concerning some Scotch surnames. Edinburgh, 
 
 1860. 8° 6612.11 
 
 Innocents abroad. See Clemens (Samuel L.) [' Mark Twain.'] 946.13 
 Inns. Sec Taverns. 
 
 Inoculation. See Medicine. (Vaccination and inoculation.) 
 Inquire within ; facts worth knowing. New York, 1856. 
 
 12°. . 3913.10 
 
 Inquirer (The). See Godwin (Win.) ' 1797 2626 -" 
 
 Inquiry into the chronological succession of Eoman- 
 
 esque and pointed architecture in Prance, [anon.] 
 
 London, 1850. 8°. 1313.06 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
INQUIRY- INSECTS 
 
 645 
 
 Inquiry into moral and religious character of the 
 Amer. government, [anon.] N.Y.,1838. 8 D . 5734.1G 
 
 Inauiry into theories of history. See Adam (Win.) 1862. 412.23 
 
 Inquisition (Roman catholic). See Biblical and relig. lit. (p. 89). 
 
 Insanity. See Medicine. {Body and mind ,•— Insanity ;— Mental 
 physiology and hygiene). 
 
 Inscriptions. 
 
 — Heath (D. I.) Phoenician inscriptions. Part 1. 
 
 1873 428.05 
 
 — Records of the past : English translations of the As- 
 
 syrian and Egyptian monuments. Publ. under 
 the sanction of the Society of bibl. arehteology. 
 [Ed. by S. Birch.] v. 1-8. L., 1875-77. 16°. 
 
 v. 1. Assyrian texts, 2d ed. # 1875 : Inscriptions of Rirn- 
 mon-Niravi, Samas-Riminon, Babylonian exorcisms. Pri- 
 vate will of Sennacherib, Assyrian private contract tablets, 
 Assyrian astronomical tablets, Assyrian calendar, Assyrian 
 weights and measures, tr. by A. H/Sayce. Inscription of 
 Khammurabi, Bellino's and Taylor's cylinder of Senna- 
 cherib, Legend of the descent of Ishtor, by H. Fox Tal- 
 bot Annals of Assnrbanipal, by G. Smith. Behistun 
 inscription of Darius, by Sir H. Rawlinson. 
 
 2. Egyptian texts ; inscription of Una. Annals of Thoth- 
 mes hi., by S. Birch. Inscriptions of Amenemhat I., by 
 G. Maspero. War of Barneses II. with the Khita, by E. L. 
 Lushington. Inscription of Pianchi Mer-Amon, by Cook. 
 Tablet of Newer-Hotep, by P. Pierret. Travels of an Egyp. 
 tiao, by F. Chabas. Lamentations of Isis and Nephthys, 
 by P. J.de Horback. Hymu to Amen-Ra, by 0. W. Goodwin. 
 
 3. Assyrian texts. Early history of Babylonia.by G.Smith. 
 Table of Accadian laws. Synchronous history of Assyria 
 and Babylonia, Monolith inscription of Shalmaneser, an 
 Accadian liturgy, Ancient Babylonian charms, by A. H. 
 Sayce. Annals of Assur-Nasir-Pal, by J. M. Rodwell. In- 
 scriptions of Esarhaddon, Assyrian sacred poetry, Assy- 
 rian talismans and exorcisms, by H. F. Talbot. 
 
 4. Egyptian texts : Annals of Thothmes m. and other in- 
 scriptions, by S. Birch. Obelisk of Barneses n., by F. 
 Chabas. Treaty of peace betw. Barneses ii. and the Hittites. 
 Tablet of Ahmes, by P. Pierret. Neapolitan Stele, by 0. 
 W. Goodwin. Rosetta stone, by S. Birch. Ethiopian an- 
 nals, by G. Maspero and P. Pierret. Mythol. and roman- 
 tic texts : Hymns to Osiris, by F. Chabas. Hymn to the 
 Nile, by F. C. Cook. Festal dirge of the Egyptians, by C. 
 W. Goodwin. Book of respirations, by P. J. de Horback. 
 Tale of Setnau, by P. le Page Renouf. 
 
 5. Assyrian texts : Legend of the infancy of Sargina I., 
 Inscription of Nabonidus, Inscription of Darius, at Nakshi 
 Rustam, War of the seven evil spirits against heaven, by 
 H. F. Talbot. Inscription of Tiglath Pileser i., by Sir H. 
 Rawliusou. Insc. of Tiglath Pileser u., Insc. of Nebuchad- 
 nezzar, Insc. of Neriglissar, by J. M. Rodwell. Early hist, 
 of Babylonia, Pt. 2, by G. Smith. Accadian hymn to Istar, 
 Tables of omens, by A. H. Sayce. 
 
 6. Egyptian texts : Sepulchral inscription of Ameni, An. 
 nals of Barneses in., Egyptian magical text, by S. Birch. 
 Inscription of Aahmes, son of Abana, by P. le Page Renouf. 
 Letter of Panbesa, Hymns to Amen, Story of Saueha, by C. 
 W. Goodwin. Great Harris papyrus, pt. 1, by prof. Eisen- 
 lohr and S. Birch. Stele of the Coronation, Stele of king 
 Horsiatef, by G. Maspero. Inscription of the governor 
 Nes-hor, by P. Pierret. Iusc. of the destruction of man- 
 kind by Ra, by E. Naville. Song of the Harper, by L. 
 Stern, Tale of the garden of flowers, by F. Chabas. 
 
 7. Assyrian texts : Inscr. of Agu-kak-rimi, Legend of the 
 tower of Babel, by W. St. ChadBoscaweu. Standard inscr. 
 and monolith of Ashur-akh-bal, A prayer and a vision, Sen- 
 kerch and Birs-Nimrud inscr. of Nebuchadnezzar, The re- 
 volt in heaven, by H. Fox Talbot. Annals of Sargon, by J. 
 Oppert. Boll inscr. of Sennacherib, by J. M. Rodwell. 
 Susiau texts, Median version of the Behistun inscription. 
 Three Assyrian deeds, by J. Oppert. Ancient Babylonian 
 moral and political precepts, Accadian penitential pBalm, 
 Babylonian saints' calendar, by A. H. Sayce. Eleventh 
 tablet of the Izdubar legends, by G. Smith. 
 
 8. Fragment of the 1st Ballier papyrus, Hymu to Ra-Har- 
 machis, by E. L. Lushington. Annals of Rameses in.: the 
 Great Harris papyrus, by prof. Eisenlohr and S. Birch. 
 Abstract of a case of conspiracy, by P. le P. Renouf. luscr. 
 of the gold mines of Rhedesieh and Kuban, Decree of Can- 
 opus, Inscr. of Darius at el-Khargeh, Praise of learning, 
 by S. Birch. Great Mendes Stele, tr. from Brugsch-Bey. 
 Litany of Ra, by E. Naville. Papyrus of moral precepts, 
 by T. Deveria. 
 
 See Contem. rev., Dec, 1876 (On Greek inscriptions, by 
 0. T. Newton) j v. 3, 1866 (Christian inscriptions in Gaul ; 
 Eraser's mag., v. 67 (Deciphering of ancient inscriptions): 
 
 See also Cuneiform inscriptions (p. ) ; — Hieroglyphs 
 
 — (P- ) ;— Moabite stone : — Rosetta stone. 
 
 Insectivorous plants. See Darwin (C.) 1875 4911.10 
 
 Insects. 
 
 1. General and Miscellaneous Works. 
 
 — Mams(E.) On the names of ants, earwigs and beetles; of 
 
 caterpillars, snails, and slugs ; of spiders ; of the wood- 
 louse. [In Philol. soc. proceedings. 1858, 59, 60.J 6443 13 
 • Agassiz (L.) Embryological classification of insects. [In 
 Smith, contrib., v. 2, 1851.] 3937.02 
 
 — Budgen (L. M.) Episodes of insect life. By Acheta 
 
 domestica, [pseud.] 3 v. 1851-52. . . 4823.02 
 
 — Burmeister (K) Manual of entomology. Tr bv 
 
 ^ W. E. Shuckard. 1836 . 4823.23 
 
 - fallow (ME.) Popular Brit, entomology. 1862. 4822.06 
 
 — Ghenu(J.C.) Anneles. -IvecTabloalphabetique. 2v 1860 
 
 [In his Encycl. d'hist. nat.] 4528 23 
 
 Coleopteres. Avec Table alphabetique. '4 v ' 1861 tin 
 
 his Encycl. d'hist. nat.) . . . 4828 24 
 Papillonsldiurnesetcrepusculaires. 1809. 'in'his' Encycl. 
 
 d'hist. nat.] 482 £ 27 
 
 — — "P"' " 8 nocturnes. 1870. [In Encycl. d'hist. nat.] 4828.28 
 
 — Cowan (1.) Curious facts in tho history of insects. 
 
 r- 18< P,V \, 4823.09 
 
 — Cox (Mrs. K. W.) Our common insects. 2d ed. 
 
 „ 18 . 09 - 4822.08 
 
 — Units (J.) Farm insects injurious to the field crops 
 
 of Great Britain and Ireland. 1860. . .4828.02 
 
 — Douglas (J. W.) and Scott (J.) British hemiptera, 
 
 T. 1. Hemiptera heteroptera. May soc, 1865.4744.07 
 
 — Duncan (J.) Introd. toentomology. [In Jardine. Nat libr 
 
 V. 27.] 4711 .2 8 
 
 — Duncan (P.M.) Transform, of insects. 1871.4828.03 
 
 Note.— Based on Blanchard's • Histoire des inBectes.' 
 
 — Entomologist's annual. 1871-76. 4 v. . .4822.11 
 -- Mguier (L.) Insect world. Revised by E. "W. Jan- 
 son. It69 4823.12 
 
 — Greene (J.) Insect hunter's companion. 1870. 4822.10 
 
 — Grindon (L. H.) Little things of nature, in relation 
 
 to the Divine benevolence. 1866. . . . 4823.0G 
 
 — Hagen (H.) Synopsis of the described neuroptera of N. A. ; 
 
 with a list of the S. Amer. species. [In Smith, miscel. 
 col., v. 4, 1862.] 3936.14 
 
 — Insect world. See Figuier (L.), above 4823.12 
 
 — Insects abroad. See Wood (J. G.), below 4828.04 
 
 — Insects at home. See Wood (J. G.), below 4823.14 
 
 — Instructions for collecting. [In Sm. report, 1858.] . . 
 
 — Jaeger (B.) Life of N. Amer. insects. 1859. 4823.07 
 
 — Kirby ( W.) and Spence ( W.) Introduction to ento- 
 
 mology. "With plates. 2d ed. 2 v. 1816. 4833.03 
 Same. 7th ed. 1858 4823.05 
 
 — Kollar (V.) Treatise on insects injurious to garden- 
 
 ers, foresters, and farmers. With notes bv J. O. 
 Westwood. 1S40 4822.18 
 
 — Loew(B.) Monographs of diptera of N. A. 2pts. [In Smith. 
 
 miscel. col., v. 6, 1867.] t 3935.16 
 
 — Lubbock (Sir J.) Monograph of the collembola and 
 
 thysanura. Bay soc, 1873 4714.18 
 
 On British wild flowers, considered in relation to 
 
 insects. 1875 4913.14 
 
 Nature series. On the origin and metamorphoses 
 
 of insects. 1874. 4822.20 
 
 — Michelet(J.) The insect. With illus. by Giacomelli. 
 
 1875 4828.00 
 
 L'insecte. Ce ed. 1867 4822.17 
 
 — Moquin Tandon (A. ) Elements of medical zoology. 
 
 Tr. and ed. by E. T. Hulme. 1861. . . 4822.07 
 
 — Morris J. G.) Catalogue and synopsiB of the described lepi- 
 
 dopteraof N.A. [In Smith, miscel. col., v. 3, 4, 1862.] 3935.13 
 
 Insect instincts and transformations. [In Smith, report, 
 
 1855.] 3936.10 
 
 — Murray (A. ) Economic entomology. Aptera. [Myr- 
 
 iapods-Julidse. Scorpions. Spiders. Mites. Lice. 
 Ticks.] 1876 4822.24 
 
 — Newman (E. ) Familiar introd. to the history of in- 
 
 sects. 1841 4823.25 
 
 — Osten SacJcen (B.) Catalogue of the described diptera of N. A. 
 
 [fit Smith, miscel col., v. 3. 1862,] 3935.13 
 
 — Packard (A. S.,jr.) Directions for collecting and preserving 
 
 insects. 1873. [In Sm. miscel. coll., v. 11.] . . . 3935.21 
 ■ Guide to the study of insects, and treatise on 
 
 those injurious to crops. 1869 4823.13 
 
 Half-hours with insects. 1877. . . .4823.27 
 
 Our common insects. 1873 4822.21 
 
 — Patterson (11.) Insects mentioned in Shakespeare's 
 
 plays. 1841 4822.05 
 
 — Iiennie (J. ) Insect architecture. New ed. by J. G. 
 
 Wood. 1869 4823.11 
 
 Note. — Reviewed in Qu.rev.,v. 120 (Homes without hands). 
 
 — and Westwood (J. 0.) Natural history of insects. 
 
 2 v. 1843 4822.01 
 
 — Samuelson (J.) and Hicks (J. B.) The earth worm 
 
 and the common house fly. 1858. . . . 4823.08 
 
 — Say (T.) American entomology. 2 v. . .4833.01 
 Scudder IS. II.) Catalogue of orthoptera of N. A., described 
 
 previous to 1867. (In Smith, miscel. col., v. 8, 1869.] 3935.18 
 
 — Swainson (W.) and Shuckard ( W. K ) History of in- 
 
 sects. 1840 4822.03 
 
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646 
 
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 Insects, continued. 
 
 — Stevens (J. F.) Illustrations of British entomology. 
 
 Houstellata. 4 v. 1828-34 4836.01 
 
 Same. Mandibulata. 7 v. 1828-35. .4836.05 
 
 Same. Supplement. 1846 4836.11 
 
 — Van Beneden (P. J.) Animal parasites and mess- 
 
 mates. 1876 4822.23 
 
 — Van Bruyssel (E) Population of an old pear tree. 
 
 Illus. by Becker. 1870 4822.09 
 
 — Wood (J. 0.) Common objects of the country. 
 
 1839. 4822.04 
 
 Insects abroad. Foreign insects. 1874.4828.04 
 
 Insects at home. 1872 4823.14 
 
 — Wood (W.) and Westwood (J. 0.) Index *entomo- 
 
 logicus : illustrated catalogue of lepidopterous in- 
 sects of Gt. Britain. 1854 4827.22 
 
 2. Ants. 
 
 — Lardner(D.) The bee'and white ants. 1874. 4824.13 
 
 — Moggridge (J. T.) Harvesting ants, etc. 1873. 4823.24 
 
 3. Beet. 
 
 — Bevan (JE) The honey bee, its natural history and 
 
 management. 1838 4824.03 
 
 — Dunbar (Wm.) Bees. [/« Jardine. Nat. libr.,v. 34.] 4721.02 
 
 — English bee-keeper. By a country curate, [anon.] 
 
 1851. . . 4824.08 
 
 — Harbison (J. S.) Bee-keeper's directory, or bee 
 
 culture. 1861 4824.12 
 
 — Huber {F.) Nat. hist, of honey bee. 1841.4824.15 
 
 — Huish (R. ) Bees : their natural history and general 
 
 management. 1844 4824.01 
 
 — Kidder (K. P.) Secrets of bee-keeping. 4th ed. 
 
 [1868.] 4824.11 
 
 — King (N. H.) and (H A.) Bee-keeper's text-book. 
 
 21st ed. 1872 4824.14 
 
 i — Langsiroih (L. L.) Practical treatise on the bee. 
 1860 4824.02 
 
 — Lardner (D.) The bee and white ants, their man- 
 
 ners and habits. [1874.] 4824.13 
 
 — Papers from the Quar. rev., 1852 ; p. 118-206. . . . 2541.16 
 
 — Payne (J. H. ) Bee-keeper's guide ; depriving sys- 
 
 tem. 4lhed. 1851. 4824.10 
 
 — Reaumur (R. A. F. de). Nat. hist, of bees. From 
 
 the French. 1744 4824.06 
 
 — Samuelson (J.) and Hicks (J. B.) The honey bee ; 
 
 with chapters on instinct and reason. 1860. 4824.04 
 
 — Taylor (H.) Bee-keeper's manual. 4th ed. 1850. 4824. 09 
 
 — Thacher (J. ) Practical treatise on the management 
 
 of bees. 1829 4824.05 
 
 — Vaniere (J.) The bees. Tr. by A.Murphy.1808.1663.11 
 
 — Warder (J.) The true amazons : or the monarchy 
 
 of bees. 8th ed. 1749 4824.07 
 
 4. Butterflies, Beetles, Moths. 
 
 — Rye (E C.) British beetles. 1866. . . . 4822.19 
 
 — Clemens (B.) Tineina of North America. With 
 
 notes by the editor, H. T. Stainton. 1872. 4823.26 
 
 — C'onant (H. S.) The butterfly hunters. Illustrated. 
 
 1868. 4823.10 
 
 — Duncan (J.) Beetles. [In Jardine. Nat. libr., v. 33.] 4771.01 
 
 British butterflieB. [In Jardine. Nat. libr., v. 29] 4711.29 
 
 • British moths, spbynxes, etc. [In Jardine. Nat. libr.. 
 
 V. 30.] 4711.30 
 
 Exolic moths. [In Jardine. Nat. libr., v. 32.] .4711.32 
 
 Foreign butterflies. [In Jardine. Nat. libr., v. 31.] 4711.31 
 
 — Humphreys (H. N. ) The butterfly vivarium ; or in- 
 
 sect home. 1858 4821.01 
 
 — Packard [A. S., jr.) Monograph of the geometrid moths, or 
 
 phatonidie of the V. S. [In XJ. S. Geol. survey of the terri- 
 tories, v. 10, 1876.] 1126.22 
 
 — Stainton (H. T. ) British butterflies and moths. 
 
 1867 4822.22 
 
 and others. Natural history of the Tineina [a 
 
 species of smaller moth. English, French, Ger- 
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 — Westwood (J. 0. ) 'British moths and their trans- 
 
 formations. Arranged and illus. in plates by H. N. 
 Humphreys. 2 v. 1843-45 4828. 12 
 
 — Wood (J. 0.) Common moths of Engl. 1870. 4821.05 
 
 5. Grasshoppers and Locusts. 
 
 Packard [A. S.) lieport on the Rocky Mountain locust and 
 other insects injuring crops in tho West. [In Hayden, 
 atn annual rep. of U. S. geol. survey, 1875.] . . . 4116.29 
 
 — Thomas (C.) Aerididse ofN. A. [In U.S. Geol. survey of thi 
 
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 JUST See also Agriculture {Insects injurious, etc., p. 8). 
 
 6. Insects Injurious to Vegetation. 
 [See Agriculture, p. 8 of Catalogue.] 
 
 7. Spiders. 
 
 — BlackwaU (J. ) Hist, of the spiders of Gt. Britain 
 
 and Ireland. Ray soc, 1859. fol. . . 4749.03 
 
 — Moggridge (J. T.) Harvesting ants, and trapdoor 
 
 spiders. 1873 4823.24 
 
 nder spinnings ; or adventures in insect-land 
 [1870.] 4822.16 
 
 — Slavely (E. F.) British spiders. 1866. . .4822.15 
 
 — Wilder (B. G.) Habits and parasites of epeira riparia, with a 
 
 note on the moulting of nephila plumipes. [Amer assoc 
 science, v. 22; 1873.] 3M6 2 q 
 
 See also Pop. sci. monthly, Oct., 1872 (As regards spiders)- 
 April, 1875 (Triangle spider, by B. G. Wilder). 
 
 See also Pop. sci. monthly, May, June, 1873 (Instinct in 
 insects, by G. Pouchet ; 2 art.) 
 
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 (Medical zoology). 
 Inspiration. 
 
 — Emerson (B. W.) Inspiration. [In his Letters and social aims 
 
 1876.] 2524.19 
 
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 Instinct and reason. See Natural history. (Instinct and reason.) 
 Institut de France. 
 
 — Alembert (J. le R. d'). Eulogies of members of the 
 
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 — Edwards (E. ) Chapters of the biogr. history of the 
 
 French academy. 1864 2744.12 
 
 — Flourens (M. J. P.) History of Academy of sciences of Paris. 
 
 [In Sm. report, 1862.] 3936.17 
 
 — Fellison(P.) Hist, of the French acad. 1657. 2741.02 
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 Instruments. See Arts (Useful, Instruments, p. 44). 
 
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 — New York (State of). Insurance department. 1st- 
 
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 76. 23 v. 5946.01 
 
 — Watford (<7.) Cyclopasdia, etc 5936.21 
 
 Note. — When completed will probably make 5 volumes. 
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 — Brown (S.) On the progress of fire ins. in Gt. Britain. [In 
 
 Statistical soo. of London. Journal, v. 20, 1857.] .5934.20 
 
 — Ducat (A. C.) Practice of fire underwriting. 3ded. 
 
 1865 5931.03 
 
 — Martin (F. ) Hist, of Lloyd's and of marine insur- 
 
 ance in Gt. Britain. With statistics. 1876. 5931.12 
 
 — Park (J. A.) System of marine insurance. 4th ed. 
 
 1800 5624.16 
 
 3. Life insurance. 
 
 — Allen (J. A. ) Medical examinations, etc. 2d ed. 
 
 1867 4327.11 
 
 — Bibliographical catalogue of works on life insurance and an- 
 
 nuities. [ZnNew York ins. report, 1868, p. 126-162.] 5946.09 
 
 — Clifford (G.) Life assurer's handbook, aud key to 
 
 life assurance. 1876 5931.14 
 
 — Farren (G.) Observations on the laws of mortality 
 
 and disease, and on the principles of life insur- 
 ance. 1829 5914.26 
 
 — Francis (J.) Annals, anecdotes and legends: a 
 
 chronicle of life assurance.. 1853. . . ■ 5931.09 
 
 — Hipsley (W.) Equational arithmetic, applied to 
 
 questions of life insurance. 1858. . . . 4012.04 
 
 — Homans (S.) Life insurance. [In Amer. soc. sci. assoc. 
 
 Trans., no. 2, 1870.] 6811.01 
 
 — Massachusetts. Insurance commissioners. Reports 
 
 on life insurance : 1859-1865. With app. by E. 
 Wright. Boston, 1865. 8°. 5931.15 
 
 — New York (State of). Insurance dep't. Valuation 
 
 tables. Albany, 1872. fol 
 
 — Nott[J.C.) Value of life in tho South. [JraDeBow(J.D.B-) 
 
 Industrial resources, etc., v. 3, 1853 ; p. 83-92.] . 59.S5..ii 
 
 — Pocock (X. ) Familiar explanation of nature ana 
 
 importance of assurances upon lives. 1842. 5931.07 
 
 — Bouse (W.) Remarks on the comparative value offreehoia 
 
 and copyhold land j worth of lives on admittances ana «" 
 
 BEOOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
INSURANCE -IEMLER 
 
 647 
 
 franchisement and on the purchase of advowsons. [In 
 Pamphleteer, v. 7, 1815.] , 6058.07 
 
 — Sievelang{E. H.) The med. adviser in. 1874. 4327.10 
 Walford ( C. ) [Life] insurance guide and handbook. 
 
 2ded. 1867 5931.10 
 
 — WUey (iV.) Instruction book for life insurance 
 
 agents, canvassers and solicitors. 1874. 5931. 1G 
 
 — WriqM (-E ) Politics and mysteries of life insurance. 
 
 1873 5931.11 
 
 Traps baited with orphan ; or what is the matter 
 
 ■with life insurance? 1877. 5931.18 
 
 Dg» See also Annuities (p. 29) ; — Law {Insurance) ; — 
 Friendly sooieties (p. 561) ;— Vital statistics. 
 
 See also Blaclrw. mag., v. 74, 1863 (Life assurance) ; Con- 
 temp, rev., v. 12, 1869 (Morals of the Albert Life Ins. Co.) ; 
 Ed. rev., v. 109 (Lite assurance) ; Int. rev.. May, 1876 (Life 
 insurance, by S. Newcomb); Nat. qu. rev., v. 6, 6, 1862-3 
 (Quackery of ins. companies) : v. 14, 1867 (Ins. good ; bad, 
 and indifferent) ; N. A. rev., v. 97, 1863 (Life insurances) ; 
 Qu. rev., v. 106, 1859 (Annals of life insurance) ; v. 128, 1870 
 (Life ass. co.); Westin. rev., v.92,1869(Albertlifeassur.co.) 
 Intellect. See Philosophy. (Psychology, etc.) 
 
 — Emerson IB. W.) Essays, 1st 8., 1873 ; p. 293-315. . .2524.05 
 Intellectual development of Europe. See Draper (J. W.) 5814.04 
 
 Intellectual life. See Hamerton (P. G.) 1873 2528.24 
 
 Intellectual observer. See Student and intellectual observer. 
 Intellectual system of the universe. See Cudwortb. (R.) 3537.08 
 Intelligence and perfectibility of animals* »See Leroy (C. G.) 
 
 1870 o c o o 4722.10 
 
 Intelligence of animals. See Menauli (E.) = = = , .4722.05 
 Intelligence (On). See Taine (II. A.) .1871. . . . . , 6426.17 
 Intemperance. See Medicine [Stimulants, p. 767); — Temperance. 
 Interest. See Political economy. 
 Interest tables. See Mathematics. (Commercial arithmetic.) 
 
 Interior decorator. See Hay (D. E.) „ . .1453.18 
 
 Interlude of the disobedient child. See Ingelend (T.) . 
 Interlude of the four elements. Ed. by J. O. Halliwell. Lon- 
 don, 1848. 16°. [In Percy society, v. 22.] .... 5060.22 
 Interlude of the trial of treasure. Ed. by J. O. Halliwell. [In 
 
 Percy society, v. 28.] 6060.28 
 
 Intermediate state. See Biblical and relig. literature. (Future 
 
 life, p. 88 ;— Purgatory, p. 99.) 
 Internal improvements. EUet (C, jr.) Essay on the laws of 
 trade in reference to the works of internal improvement 
 
 in the United States. 1839 6932.23 
 
 fl®- See also Arts (Useful : various headings, p. 39). 
 International scientific series. Nos. 1-22. New York, 
 1872-77. 12°. [Now publishing.] . . 
 
 Contents : No. 1. Tvndall (J.) Forms of water, in clouds, 
 rain, rivers, ice, and glaciers [4021.27]. 2. Bagehot (W.) 
 Physics and politics [5712.14). 3. Smith (E.) Foods 
 [4352.15]. 4. Bain (A.) Mind and body [5438.17]. 5. Spen- 
 cer (H.) Study of sociology. [5812.24] 6. Cooke ( J. P., jr.) 
 New chemistry [4213.06]. 7. Stewart (B.) Conservation of 
 energy [4022.31]. 8. Fettigrew (J. B.) Animal locomotion 
 [4723.24]. 9. Maudsley (H.) Responsibility in mental dis- 
 ease [4333.31], 10. AmosjS.) Scienceof law [5614.23]. 11. 
 Marey (E. J.) Animal mechanism : locomotion [4723.27]. 
 12. Draper (J. W.) HiBtory of the conflict between relig- 
 ion and science [3541.25], 13. Schmidt (O.) Doctrine of 
 descent aud Darwinism [4713.14]. 14. Vogel [Prof.) Chem- 
 istry of light and photography [3941.16]. 15. Cooke (M.C.) 
 Fungi [4912.24]. 16. Whitney (W. D.) Life and growth of 
 language [6411.18]. 17. Jevons (W. 8.) Money and the 
 mechanism of exchange [5915.00]. 18. Lommel (E.) Na- 
 ture of light, with physical optics [4024.18]. 19. Van Ben - 
 eden. (P. J.) Animal parasites and messmates [4822.23]. 
 20. Schiitzenberger (P.) On fermentation [4212.20]. 21. 
 Bernstein (Prof.) Five senses of man [4323.12]. 22. Bla- 
 serna (P.) Theory of Bound in its relation to music 
 [1562.31]. 
 
 International (The). 
 
 ~VMard(M) History of. 1874. . . . .5933.12 
 
 — Wasson (D. A.) The international. [In Amer. soc. sci. assoc. 
 
 Trans., no. 6, 1873.] 5811.03 
 
 See also Eraser's mag., k. b., v. 12, 1875 (3 articles) ; Old 
 and new, March, 1872 (Art. by C. F. Dunbar). 
 .CSP" See also Political economy. (Labor question.) 
 
 International congress of prehistoric archaeology : 
 transactions of the third session, 1868. London, 
 1869. 8° 5813.28 
 
 International exhibitions. See Aria (Useful: Exhibitions, etc., p. 43). 
 
 International law. See Law. (International law.) 
 
 International penitentiary congress, 1872. Transac- 
 tions. Ed. by E. Pears. L., 1872. 8°. 5818.25 
 
 International policy. Essays on the foreign relations 
 of England. London, 1866. 8°. . . .5716.14 
 Note — For contents see Countries (England : Foreign vol. 
 icy, p. 308). 
 
 International review, t. 1-4. 1874-77. New York, 
 
 1874-77. 8° 8196.06 
 
 Intervention or non-intervention. See Stapleton (A. G.) 5727.11 
 
 interviews, memorable, etc. See Cox (S. H.) 3537.03 
 
 Introduction to vegetable physiology. [anon.] Lon- 
 don, 1845. 16° 4912.20 
 
 Intuitions of the mind. See M'Oosh (James). 1860. . .6424.19 
 
 Invention and discovery : curious facts. Edinburgh. 
 [1869.] 16°. . 39i3 g 80 ' 
 
 Inventions. See Arts (Useful) : Inventions, p. 44). 
 
 Inventions (Theology of). See Blakely (J.) 1856. . . .3522.10 
 
 Invertebrata. See Natural history. 
 
 Invisibles (The) ; phenomena called spiritual, [anon. 1 
 Philadelphia, 1867. 12° 3815.16 
 
 Inwood (Rev. Jethro). Sermons ; virtues of freema- 
 sonry. London, 1799. 8° 5837.29 
 
 Ion, tragedy. See Euripides. 
 
 Ion, tragedy. See Talfourd (T. N.) 1836 In 6093.03 
 
 Iona. See Countries (Iona, p. 334). 
 
 Ionian Isles. See Countries (p. 334). 
 
 Ionia (Ancient). See International rev., July, 1876 (Ionian name 
 by E. Curtius) ; and leading histories of Greece (p. 327). 
 
 Iowa. See Countries (Iowa, p. 334). 
 
 Iowa college. See New Englander, Apr., 1873 (art. by pres. Ma- 
 goun). 
 
 Iphigenia, trag. See Dennis ;— Euripides ;— Goethe ;— Racine. 
 
 Irailh (Augustin Simon). Querelles litteraires, ou me- 
 moires pour servir a l'histoire des revolutions de 
 la republique des lettres, depuis Homere jusqu'a 
 nos jours. 4 v. Paris, 1761. 12°. . . 2761.26 
 
 Iran. tfeeDrummond (Wm.) Origines, v. 1, 1824. . . 425.26 
 
 Irby (A. P.) Travels in Slavonic provinces of Turkey, 1866. See 
 Mackenzie (G. M.) and Kirby 1033.20 
 
 Ireland. See Countries (Ireland, p. 334), for its history, descrip- 
 tion, and social condition. For its language, literature, and 
 poetry, see Language ;— Literature ;— Poetry. 
 
 Ireland (Alex.) List of the writings of Wm. Hazlitt 
 and Leigh Hunt, chronologically arranged ; with 
 notes and selections of opinions regarding their 
 characteristics ; prec. by review of Barry Corn- 
 wall's ' Memorials of Lamb, 'and a chronol. list of 
 the works of Lamb. With notes, etc. London, 
 1868. 8° 3075.28 
 
 Ireland (John B.) Wall Street to Cashmere, 1851-56. 
 New York, 1859. 8° 1025.04 
 
 Ireland (Wm. Henry). Confessions ; particulars of 
 his fabrication of the Shakspeare manuscripts ; 
 with anecdotes and opinions. L.,1805. 12°. 1753.30 
 
 — • Investigation of Mr. Malone's claim to the character 
 of scholar or critic ; exam, of his Inquiry into the 
 authenticity of the Shakspeare manuscripts, etc. 
 by S. Ireland, London, [n. d.] 8°. . . 1753.31 
 
 — Memoirs of Henry the great, of France, [anon. ] 2 v. 
 
 London, 1824. 8° 307G.31 
 
 — -Memoirs of Jeanne d'Arc. [anon.] 2 v. London, 
 1824. 12°. 3093.18 
 
 — Miscellaneous papers and legal instruments under 
 
 the hand and seal of Shakspeare : including the 
 tragedy of King Lear, and a small fragment of 
 Hamlet, from the original mss. in the possession 
 of S. Ireland. London, 1796. 8°. . . .1753.31 
 
 Fitzgerald (P.) Ireland forgeries. [In his Romance of the 
 
 English stage, 1875.] 1723.29 
 
 — ■ Mr. Ireland's vindication of his conduct, respecting 
 the publication of the supposed Shakspeare mss. 
 London, 1796. 8° 1753.31 
 
 — Vortigern ; hist. play. L., 1832. 8°. . In 5093.15 
 
 — Passages selected by distinguished personages, on 
 
 the great literary trial of Vortigern and Kowena ; 
 
 a comi-tragedy, whether it be from Shakspeare. 
 
 [A satire, anon.] London, [n. d.] 24°. .1753.33 
 Irenseus. Writings. Tr. by A. Roberts, and W. H. 
 
 Eambaut. 2 v. Edinburgh, 1868-69. 8°. [Ante- 
 
 Nicene lib., v. 5, 9.] 3467.12 
 
 On the rule of faith. (In Tracts for the times, v. 1, 1839.] 3613.09 
 
 5ee elaborate article, with references, in M'Clintock and 
 
 Strong, v. 4 ; also Dublin rev., July, 1876 (Witness of S. 
 
 Irenffius to catholic doctrine). 
 Iriarte (Tomas de). Fabulas literarias. Boston, 
 
 Cambridge, 1854. 18° 7216.24 
 
 Irish. See Ireland (above). 
 
 Irish bar. See (in Biography : legal, p. Ill) Haymard ;—0 llana- 
 
 aan : — Shiel. _ 
 
 Irish in America. See Maguire (J. F.). 1868 [1133.06] ;— Byrne 
 
 (S.), 1873 [1132.17]. 
 Irish land question, impartially considered. 1'. B. Or. 
 
 S. [anon.] London, 1870. 8°. ... -192.06 
 Note, For other works on the Irish land question see 
 
 Countries (Ireland, p. 335). 
 
 Irish odes, etc. See De Vere (A.) 1869 1642.28 
 
 Irish sketch book. See Thackeray (W. M.) 1804 . . . 955.01 
 Irish wits and worthies. See Fitz-Patrick (VV. J.) 1873. 3111.17 
 Irmler (J. Or. Fr. ) Die neue Gesinnungs-verfassung, 
 
 etc.; oder das Neue Testament verteutschet und 
 
 mit geschichtlich begrundeten Einleitungen ver- 
 
 sehen. Aken an der Elbe, 1847. 12°. . . 3753.02 
 
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648 
 
 IRON- IYES 
 
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 p 45) • also Internat. rev., v. 1, 1874 (Iron resources of the 
 U. S., by J. S. Newberry) ; Atlantic monthly, Nov., 1877. 
 
 Iron clads. See Naval scieuce. 
 
 Iron furnace , or, slavery and secession. See Aughey (J. H.) 
 1863 6831.01 
 
 Iron horse (the locomotive]. See Ballantyne (E. M.) 1871. 3925.39 
 
 Iron mask. See Biography (p. 160). 
 
 Irons (Wm. J.) Athanasius contra mundum : a letter 
 [on the athanasian creed. With the Greek of the 
 creeds]. London, 1872. 12° 3563.05 
 
 Idea of the national church. [In Replies to ' Essays and re- 
 views,' 1862.] 3547.07 
 
 Ironsides (Life in a man of war, or scenes in old). 
 [anon.] Philadelphia, 1841. 8°. . . . 913.13 
 
 Irony. See Atl. monthly, v. 26, 1870 (art. by F. H. Hedge). 
 
 Iroquois. See Countries {Indians, p. 333). 
 
 Irrawaddi. .See Countries, etc. (Irrawaddi, p. 335). 
 
 Irving (B.A.) Commerce of India. L., 1838. 8°. 5923.04 
 
 Irving (David). Lives of the Scotish writers. 2 v. in 
 1. Edinburgh, 1850. 8° 3265.07 
 
 Irving (Rev. Edward). The oracles of God. Judg- 
 ment to come. 3d ed. L., 1824. 8°. . 3563.16 
 jgg- For lives of E. I. see Biography (p. 160). 
 
 Irving (George Vere). On treasure trove. [In Jour, of British 
 arch, ass., v. 15.] - 1461.15 
 
 Irving (Henry, English actor). See Gentleman's mag., Feb., 1872 ; 
 Macm. mag., v. 31, 1876 (The new Hamlet and his criticB). 
 
 Irving (Joseph). Annals of our time : diurnal of 
 events, [1837-68]. London, 1869. 8°. . 6725.01 
 
 — Suppl., to March 19, 1874. L, 1875. 8°. 6725.01a 
 Irving (John Treat, jr. ) Indian sketches ; Pawnee 
 
 tribes. 2 v. Philadelphia, 1835. 12°. . 561.01 
 Irving (Pierre M.) Life and letters of Washington 
 
 Irving. 4v. 1863-64. 12° 3086.01 
 
 Irving (Theodore). Conquest of Florida, by Hernando 
 
 deSoto. New York, 1851. 12°. . . . 592.15 
 Irving (Washington). Adventures of Bonneville in 
 
 the Rocky Mountains and the far West. New 
 
 York, 1856. 12° 1114.08 
 
 Same. New York, 1852. 12°. . . . 1114.08a 
 
 — Astoria ; or anecdotes of an enterprise beyond the 
 
 Rocky Mts. New York, 1852. 12°. . . 1123.01 
 Same. New York, 1855. 12°. . . . 1123.01a 
 
 — Biography oi' Marg. M. Davidson. New ed. New 
 
 York, 1850. 12°. 1642.02 
 
 — Bracebridge Hall. New York, 1851. 12°. . 215.27 
 
 Note. -For contents see entry, p. 492. 
 
 — Conquest of Granada. [1457-92].N.Y.,1851.12°.215.32 
 Same. New York, 1856. 12° 215.32a 
 
 — Crayon miscellany. New York, 1855. 12°. 922.16 
 
 Contents : 1. Tour on the prairies. 2. Abbotsford. 
 3. Newstead Abbey. 
 
 — Life and voyages of Christopher Columbus. 3 v. 
 
 New York, 1855. 12°. 3043.01 
 
 — Life of George Washington. 5 v. New York, 1856- 
 
 59. 12° 3177.13 
 
 Same. New York, 1856-59. 8°. . . . 3177.08 
 
 — Life of Oliver Goldsmith ; with selections from his 
 
 writings. 2 v. New York, 1847. 18°. . 3066.02 
 
 — Mahomet and his successors. 2 v. New York, 1853 . 
 
 12° 3115.24 
 
 — Oliver Goldsmith: biography. N.Y., 1855.12°. 3066.04 
 
 — Sketch-book. New York, 1855. 12°. . . 215.29 
 
 Note. — The contents are given on p. 492 of Catalogue. 
 
 — Spanish papers and other miscellanies. 2 v. New 
 
 York, 1866. 12° 2533.11 
 
 Abderahman : founder of Om- 
 miades iu Spaiu, v. 1. 
 Biographical sketches : 
 
 Allstou (W.), v. 2. 
 
 Burrows [Lieut.), v. 2. 
 
 Campbell (T.),v. 2. 
 
 Davidson (Margaret M.), v. 2. 
 
 Lawrence (Gapt. J.), v. 2. 
 
 Perry (Commodore), v. 2. 
 
 Porter {Capl. D.), v. 2. 
 
 Talma (Conversations with),v.2. 
 
 Letters of Jonathan Oldstyle, 
 gent., v. 2. 
 Reviews and miscellanies : 
 
 Catskill mountains, v. 2. 
 
 Oommunipaw, v. 2. 
 
 Conquest of Granada, v. 2. 
 
 Conspiracy of the cocked hats 
 v. 2. 
 
 Chronicle of Fernan Gonzalez, 
 
 Contents, 
 
 count of Castile, v. 1. 
 
 Chronicle of Fernando the saint 
 v. 1. 
 
 Legend of Count Julian and his 
 family, v. 1. 
 
 Legend of Don Roderick, v. 1. 
 
 Legend of Pelayo, v. 1. 
 
 Legend of the subjugation of 
 Spain, v. 1. 
 
 Desultory thoughts on criti- 
 cism, v. 2. 
 
 Holland (Eilwin C), v. 2. 
 
 Letter from Granada, v. 2. 
 
 Letter to the editor of * The 
 Knickerbocker,' v. 2. 
 
 National nomenclature, v. 2. 
 
 Paine (Robert Treat), v. 2. 
 
 Sleepy hollow, v. 2. 
 
 Wheaton's History of the North- 
 men, v. 2. 
 
 — Tales of a traveller. New York, 1855. 12°. 215.30 
 
 Note.— For contents see entry in Fiction (p. 492). 
 
 — Tales of the Alhambra. N. Y, 1855. 12°. 215.26 
 
 — Vignette illustrations of the writings of W. I. New 
 
 York, 1858. 12°. . 2533.13 
 
 — Wolfert's roost, and other papers. New York, 1855 
 
 12° 215.31 
 
 Note. — For contents see entry in Fiction (p. 492). 
 
 — Works. 15 v. New York, 1855. 12°. 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Knickerbocker's History of New York 
 [215.28]. 2. Sketch book [215.29]. 3, 4, 5. Life of Colum 
 bus [3043.01]. 6. Bracebridge Hall [215.27]. 7. Tales of a 
 traveller [215.30J. 8. Astoria [1123.01). 9. Crayon miacd. 
 lany [922.16]. 10. Bonneville's adventures [1114.08]. 11. 
 Goldsmith ; a biography [3066.04]. 12, 13. Mahomet and 
 his successors [3115 24], 14. Conquest of Granada [215 321 
 15. Alhambra [215.26]. ' 
 
 — and Paulding (J. K.) Salmagundi. New York, 
 
 1857. 1G° 2533.14 
 
 JO®" For lives of Irving see Biography (p. 160) ; also Her- 
 ring (J.) and Longoxre (J. B.) Nat. portr. gallery, v. 1 
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 Is "eternal "punishment endless? SeeWhiton (James M.)3547.0S 
 Is it I ? A book for every man. See Storer (H. R.) 1867. 4331.08 
 Is our republic a failure ? See Watson (E. H.) . . . . 5732.03 
 Isabel ; or Sicily. See Tuckerman (H. T.) Sicily, a pilgrimage, 
 
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 Isabella. J866~ For persons of this name see Biography (p. 160). 
 
 Isabella Orsini. See Guerrazzi (F. D.) 7317,06 
 
 Iseeus . Orationes. Gr. et Lat. [In Milller (C.) Orationes Attici, 
 v. 1. Didot, 1847.] 7766.02 
 
 — Speeches concerning the laws of succession to property at 
 
 Athens. [In Jones [Sir W.) Works, v. 9, 1807.] . 6046.09 
 
 — Jebb (R. C.) Attic orators, v. 2, 1876 6325.18 
 
 Isaiah. See Biblical and religious lit. [Isaiah, p. 89). 
 Iscanus (Josephus). De bello Trojano. Londini, 
 
 Valpy, 1825. 8°. 7713.12 
 
 Isherwood (Benj. F.) Engineering precedents for 
 
 steam machinery. 2 v. N. Y., 1859. 8°. 3925.04 
 Isidorus Characenus. Mansiones parthicss. f/nMuller (0.) Ge- 
 
 ogr. Gr. minores, v. 1, 1855] 7765.03 
 
 Isis and Osiris. Plutarch. In his Morals, v. 4, 1870 ; p. 65-139. 
 See also Creuzer (F.) Religions de l'autiq., v. 1, p. 389 ; 
 
 consult Classical dictionaries, and works on ancient Egypt. 
 Isis : an Egypt, pilgrimage. See St. John ( J.A.) 2 v. 1853. 1091.07 
 
 Isis unveiled. See Blavatsky (H. P.) 1877 8818.21 
 
 Isla (Jose Francisco de). History of the famous 
 
 preacher, friar Gerund. From the Spanish. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1772. 8°. 214.65 
 
 Islaford, and other poems. See Murray (G.) 1845. . . 1673.38 
 Islam. See Mohammedanism (p. 100). 
 
 Island bride ; poems. See Colman (J. F.) 1631.20 
 
 Island of fire [Iceland], See Headley (P. C.) 1876. . . 1143,17 
 
 Isle of Bourbon. See Countries (Reunion, p. 361). 
 
 Isle of France. See Countries (Mauritius, p. 343). 
 
 Isle of Man. See Countries (Isle of Man, p. 336). 
 
 Isle of Wight. See Countries (Isle of Wight, p. 836J. 
 
 Isle of palms. See Wilson (John). Poems. 1858. . . .1695.26 
 
 Isles of Loch Awe. See Hamerton (P. G.) 1855. . . . 1651.18 
 
 Isles of Shoals. See Countries (Isles of Shoals, p. 336). 
 
 Ismailia. See Baker [Sir S. W.) 1875 1086.10 
 
 Isocrates. Orationes et epistolee. Recog. J. G. Btiiter. 
 
 Gr. et Lat. Paris., Didot, 1846. 8°. . . 7766.02 
 
 — Orations. From the Greek, by J. Gillies. London, 
 
 1778. 4°. 6325.11 
 
 — Orations and epistles. From the Greek, by J. Dins- 
 
 dale. London, 1752. 8° 6322.22 
 
 — Jebb (R. C.) Attic orators, v. 2. 1876 6325.— 
 
 See also Revue des d. mondes, Nov., 1871. 
 
 Israel and the Gentiles. See Da Costa (I.) 3464.09 
 
 Israel in Egypt. See Clark (E. L.) 1874 1077.04 
 
 Israel uf the Alps. See Muston (A.) 1853 3434.01 
 
 Israeli. See Disraeli. 
 
 Israelites. See Jews (p. 338). 
 
 Isthmus, etc. See Panama (p. 356) : — Suez (p. 371). 
 
 Istria (Dora d"), pseud. See Koltzoff-Massalsky (H. Ghika, prin- 
 
 cesse). 
 Isumbras (Romance of). [In Thornton romances. Camden soc., 
 
 v. 30.] 6112.30 
 
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 scriptive works. Also Biography (Italian, p. Ill) J— Drama 
 (p. 425) ;— Fine arts (Italy, p. 645) —Language (Italian); — 
 Literature (Italian). 
 
 Italian Alps. See Freshfield (D. W.) 1875 983.28 
 
 Italian comedies. See Drama (Italian, p. 426). 
 
 Italian journeys. See Howells (W. D.) 1867 9™- » 
 
 Italian life and legends. See, Ritchie (A. C. M.) 1870. . 974.11 
 Italian sights and papal principles. Seejarves (J. J.) 1856. 972.12 
 Italian valleys of the Pennine Alps. See King (S.W.) 1858. 983.09 
 
 Italics : Italy in 1864. See Cobbe (F. P.) 1864 971.19 
 
 Italy. See Italian, above. . 
 
 Itinerant (The). See Ryley (S. W.) 1809 17U-0J 
 
 Ives (Joseph C.) Report upon the Colorado river ot 
 the West, 1858. Washington, 1861. 4°. 1126.09 
 
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IVES- JAMES 
 
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 Ives (Levi Silliman, 5p.) Trials of a mind in its pro- 
 gress to Catholicism. Boston, 1854. 8°. . 3562.35 
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 Ivimey (Joseph). History of the English Baptists, to 
 close of the 17th cent. 4 v. L., 1811-1830. 8°. 3455. OS 
 
 _ John Milton : his life and times. New York, 1833. 
 12° 3124.03 
 
 -LifeofBunyan. Boston, 1814. 16°. . .3025.20 
 
 Ivoriei Maskell (Win.) Ivories. .... 1443.38 
 
 — Wyait (M. D.) Notices of sculpture on ivory. With 
 
 Oldfield's notices. Arundel soc, 1856. .1443.39 
 Ivry : [apoem]. See Macaulay (T. B.) Lays, etc. . . . 1671.33 
 Ivt. See Botany (I«!l. V- 225). 
 lxthlxochitl (Fernando de Alva). Historia ohichimeca. [In 
 
 Engsborough {Earl of). Aiitiq. of Mexico, v. 9, 1818.] 
 
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 Jabet(G.) Nasology ; or classification of noses. By 
 
 Edan Warwick, [pseud.] L., 1848. 12°. 5432.08 
 
 Jack or Jaochaeus (G. ) Primse philosophise libri sex. 
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 Jaoke of Dover, or his search for tbe veriest foole in Eugland. 
 Ed. by T. Wright. L.,1842. 16°. [In Percy soc, v. 7.J 6U60.07 
 
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 Jacobi (Abraham, M.D.) Infant diet. Revised by M. 
 
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 Jacobi (Dr. Ed.) Dictionnaire mythologique nniversel. 
 
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 — Marat ;— Robespierre. 
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 Jacobs (Michael, D.D.) Rebel invasion of Maryland 
 
 Philadelphia, 1864. 12° (,43.12 
 
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 Hebrew and Christian revelation. [From the 
 
 French.] New York, 1870. 12°. . . . 35G3.18 
 Jaoox (Francis). Aspects of authorship. London. 
 
 1872. 8° . 2532.31 
 
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 Jacques (D. H.) The barn-yard: cattle, horse, and 
 
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 Chalmers. English poets, v. 17, 1810.] . . . .1620.17 
 
 — Select poems. [In Sanford and Walsh. British poets, v. 37. 
 
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 1585. A counterblaste to tobacco, 1604. Re- 
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 Note. — For contents see Biography (p 112). 
 
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 says, v. 1, 1851. 
 James (Henry). Lectures and miscellanies. New 
 York, 1852. 12°. 3563.24 
 
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 1875. 12°. 944.26 
 
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 James (W. N.) A word or two on the flute. Edin- 
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 [Shakspere's] women. Boston, 1857. 24°. 5821 23 
 
 Same. New York, 1850. 8° 5824.01 
 
 — Commonplace book of thoughts, memories, and 
 
 fancies. New York, 1855. 12°. . . . 2534.01 
 
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 Note.— Sketches in Borne, Florence, Naples. Venice Mi- 
 lan, etc. 
 
 — Legends of the Madonna. L. , 1853. sq. 8°. 1442 26 
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 of Assyria. Zenobia, queen of Palmyra. Boadicea queen 
 of the Icem. Bereugana, of Navarre, queen of Richard i 
 Laura, of Vaucluse, fneud of Petrarch. JoauofArc. Isa- 
 bella i, of Castile. Beatrice Cenci, the parricide Anne 
 
 !&• ^T f Henry VI11 ' M ? JaneG^y Leonora 
 dEste Catherine i, of Hussia, wife of Peter the great 
 2£ C ? Jt er T' ° f Austria - Charlotte today, who f.sas. 
 sinated Marat. Empress Josephine. 
 
 ~ ^° VeS of tne P° eis ' Bos t°ii, 1857. 24°. . 3262 21 
 
 — .Memoirs and essays. London, 1846. 8°. . 2533 18 
 
 Contents: The house of Titiau. Adelaide Kemble, and 
 AllJS^w"" 111 -. The X» nthi ™ marbles. Washington 
 the rZ'Hj„^ 0n ? a , n s ms sion/ and woman's position. Ou 
 the relative social position of mothers and governesses 
 
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 with portraits. 4th ed. L., 1861. 8°. . 3268 02 
 
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 1858. 16°. 1435 09 
 
 — Private gall, of art in London. L., 1844. 8°. 1442 03 
 
 — Sacred and legendary art. 2 v. L.,1857. sq.8°. 1442 2n 
 Same. 2 v. Boston, 1865. 32°. . . .144222 
 
 — Sisters of charity. Boston, 18 j7. 16°. . ".5825 06 
 
 — Sketches in Canada, and rambles among the red 
 
 men. London, 1852. 16° 5975 jy 
 
 — Sketches of art, literature, etc. B., 1857. 24°! 143108 
 
 Note.— Same as her 'Visits and sketches' below omit 
 ting contents after Kemble, In v. 3. 
 
 — Studies, stories, and memoirs. B.,1859. 24°. 2534 05 
 
 — Visits and sketches at home and abroad, with tales 
 
 3 v. London, 1835. 12° 2533 IS 
 
 Contents; v. 1-2. Sketches of art literature and charac 
 ter : Germany, general ; Ghent, Heidelberg, Cologne" 
 Frankfort, Munich, Nuremberg, Dresden, etc. 3 Sketch 
 of Mrs. Siddons. Sketch of Fanny Kemble. The false one 
 Halloran the peddler. The Indian mother. Much coin' 
 much care. ' 
 
 — and Eastlake (Lady, wife of Sir 0. L.) History of 
 
 Our Lord as exemplified in works of art : with that 
 of his types. 2 v. London, 1864. sm. 4°. 1442 17 
 Note.— Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 120, 1864. 
 See also review of her works in N. Brit, rev., v. 42 1865 
 (Symbolism in christian art). 
 j8S- For biog. sketches of Mrs. J. see Biography (p. 161). 
 Jameson (John Alexander). The constitutional con- 
 vention ; its history, powers, etc. New York 
 
 T 1867. 8° 5735.W 
 
 Jameson (Robert). Geology. [In Murray (H.) Euoyc. of eeoiM 
 
 — Geological illustrations. See Owner (G.) Essay etc 4724 09 
 ■ — Geol. of Africa. [In Murray (H.) Narrative, etc.] . 108101 
 Jami, (Persian poet). See Fraser's mag., v. 54, 1856 ; p. 603-611. 
 Jamieson (Alexander). Mechanics for practical men 
 
 London, 1850. 8° 3923 08 
 
 Jamison (D. F. ) Life and times of Du Guescliu : hist, 
 of 14th century. 2 v. Charleston, 1864. 8°. 3074.05 
 Jamieson (George). Essentials of philosophy. Edin- 
 burgh, 1859. 8° 5414.07 
 
 Contents : The conditioned. Physics. Metaphysics. 
 Abstract sciences. Theology, etc. 
 Jamieson (John). Dictionary of the Scottish language. 
 Abridged by J. Johnstone. Edin., 1846. 8°. 6135.08 
 
 — Hermes Scythicus : affinities of the Greek and Latin 
 
 languages to the Gothic. Edin., 1814. 8°. 6413.04 
 
 Jamieson (Bobert). Popular ballads and songs. 
 
 With transl. of similar pieces from the ancient 
 
 Danish language. 2 v. Edin., 1800. 8°. 1662.29 
 
 — Popular heroio and romantic ballads, tr. from the Northern 
 
 languages. [With Weber (H.) Illustrations, efc] . 1699.02 
 Jamin (Jules C.) Photo-chemistry. [Sm. report, 1867.] 3936 22 
 
 — Vegetation and the atmosphere. [Sm. report, 1864.] . 3936.19 
 
 Note.— For numerous articles by this author in Revue its 
 
 d. monies see its Table generate, p. 68. 
 Janes (Fred.) The Janes family. N.Y.,1868.8°. 3087.25 
 Janet (Paul). La crise philosophique. MM. Taine, 
 
 Renan, Littre - , Vacherot. Paris, 1865. 16°. 5423.19 
 
 — Histoiro de la science politique dans ses rapports 
 
 avec la morale. 2eed. 2 v. Paris, 1872. 8°. 5718.12 
 — - Le materialisme contemporain en Allemagne : Buch- 
 
 ner. Paris, 1864. 16° 5423.18 
 
 • Same. Materialism of the present day : critique 
 
 of Biichner's system. Tr. by G. Masson. London, 
 
 1866. 16° 5423.17 
 
 — Philos. de la rev. franchise. [In Revue des d. mondes, 1, 15 
 
 Jan. 1872; 15aout, 1873.] 
 
 Note — For list of numerous essays, philos., poht., and 
 
 literary contrib. by Janet to the Revue des dew mondes see 
 
 p. 68 of its Table generate, 1831-74. 
 
 Janin (Jules). American in Paris. N.Y.,1844. 8°. 5093.04 
 
 L'ane mort. Nouv. ed. Paris, 1865. 10°. 7023.02 
 
 — Le chemin de traverse. Paris, 1859. 12°. . 7023.01 
 
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 — Rachel et la tragedie. Paris, 1839. 8°. . 1745.06 
 
 — Sketches of Genoa, Pisa, and Florence, with descr. 
 
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JANIN - JEEM S 
 
 651 
 
 of Cathedral of Milan. Tr. by Mrs. M. H. Rob- 
 inson. Philadelphia, 1854. 12°. . . . 981.18 
 
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 Janney (Samuel M.) History of the Friends. 4 v. 
 Philadelphia, 1859. 12°. 3448.08 
 
 — Life of "Wm. Perm. Phil., 1852. 8°. . .3137.09 
 Jaosenists. Set Biblical and relig. literature (Port Royalists and 
 
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 January and June. See Taylor (B.F.) 2544.03 
 
 Janus, pseudon. SeeHuber(VictorA.) Pope and council. 842(5.15 
 
 Janvier (Francis de Hies). Patriotic poems. Phila- 
 delphia, 1866. 12° 1662.09 
 
 Japan. See Countries (Japan, p. 827) ; — Language (Japanese) ; — 
 Fine arts (Pottery, p. 647 ; Jacquemart, mparticular, which 
 is reviewed in Dublin rev., Apr., 1876. 
 
 Japanese in America. SeeLanman (C.) 1872 1132.10 
 
 Jaques. See also Jacques. 
 
 Jaques (John). History of Junius and his works. 
 London, 1843. 12°. 3088.06 
 
 Jaques (Elder John). Catechism for children of the 
 Latter-day saints. Salt Lake City, 1870. 16°. 3632.01 
 
 Jardine (Alex.) Practical geometry. London, 1854. 
 8°. {In Orr's Circle of the sciences.] . 4013.31 
 
 Jardine (David). Narrative of the gunpowder plot. 
 London, 1857. 8° 461.15 
 
 Jardine (Robert). Elements of the psychology of cog- 
 nition. London, 1874 12°. 5423.21 
 
 jardine (Sir Wm.) Memoirs of Hugh Edwin Strick- 
 . land. London, 1858. 8° 3168.11 
 
 — editor. Naturalist's library. 40 v. Edinburgh, 
 
 1833-53. 16°. 4711.01 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Ornithology, v. 1-14. 
 
 1-4. Jardine (Sir W.) Birds of Great Britain and Ireland : 
 
 1, Birde of prey ; with memoir of Sir W. Sibbald. 
 
 2, Incesaores ; with inemoirof W. Smellie. 3, BasoreB 
 and grallatores ; with memoir of J. Walker. 4, Nata- 
 tores. Memoir of A. Wilson. 
 
 5. — Sun birds. Memoir of E. Willoughby. 
 6-7. — Humming birds. Memoir of Linnrous and Pennant. 
 
 8. — Game birds. Memoir of Sir T. F. Baffles. 
 
 9. Selby(P. J.) Pigeons. Memoir of Pliny, by A. Crichton. 
 10. — Parrots. Memoir of T. Berwick, by Turner. 
 
 11-12. Swainson (Wm.) Birds of western Africa. Memoir of 
 J. Bruce andF. Le Vaillant, by A. Crichton. 
 
 13. Fly-catchers. Memoir of baron Haller. 
 
 14. Jardine (Sir W.) Gallinaceous birds. Memoir of Aris- 
 
 totle, by A. Crichton, 
 Mammalia, v. 15-27. 
 
 15. Smith (C. H.) Xntrod. to mammalia. Memoir of Drew 
 
 Drury. 
 
 16. Jardine (Sir W.) Lions, tigers, etc. Memoir of Cuvier. 
 
 17. Macgillivray (W.) British quadrupeds. Memoir of A. 
 
 ATdrovandi. 
 18-19. Smith (O.H.) Dogs. Mem. of P. S. Pallas and F. d'Azara. 
 
 20. Horses, asses, etc. Memoir of C. Gesner. 
 
 21. Jardine (Sir W.) Deer, antelopes, camels, etc. Memoir 
 
 of P. Camper. 
 
 22. — floats, sheep, oxen, etc. Memoir of J. Hunter. 
 
 23. — Thick skinned quadrupeds. Mem. of Sir H. bloane. 
 
 24. Waterhouse (G. R.) Marsupialia. Memoir of J. Barclay. 
 
 25. Hamilton (B.) Amphibious carnivora and herbivorous 
 
 cetacea. Memoir of F. Peron. 
 
 26. — Whales. Memoir of Lacepede. 
 
 27. Jardine (Sir W.) Monkeys. Memoir of Buffon. 
 Entomology, v. 28-31. 
 
 28. Duncan (J.) Introd. to entomology. Memoirs of Swam - 
 
 merdam and De Geer. 
 
 29. — British butterflies. Memoir of Werner, by Cuvier. 
 
 30. — British moths, sphinxes, etc. Mem. of M. S. Merian. 
 
 31. — Foreign butterflies. Memoir of Lamarck. 
 
 32. — Exotic moths. Memoir of Latreille. 
 
 33. — • Beetles. Memoirof Ray. 
 
 34. Dunbar (Wm.) Bees. Memoir of Huber. 
 Fishes, v. 35-40. 
 
 35. Bushman (J. S.) Fishes ; their structure and uses. 
 
 Memoir of H. Salviani. 
 36-37. Hamilton (K.) British fishes. Memoir of W. Bondelet 
 
 and A. von Humboldt. 
 38. Jardine (Sir W.) Perch family. Memoir of Sir J. Banks. 
 39-40. Schomberg (E. H.) Fishes of British Guiana. Memoir 
 
 of the author and of J. L. Burckhardt. 
 
 Jarrad (Frederick W.) China cea directory, v. 4. 
 Coasts of Korea, Russian Tartary, Japan islands, 
 gulfs of Tartary and Amur and sea of Okhotsk ; 
 Linschoten islands, etc. L., 1873. 8°. . 1045.20 
 
 Jarves (James Jackson). Art hints. New York, 1855. 
 12°. . . . . / 1411.02 
 
 — The art-idea : part second of Confessions of an in- 
 quirer. New York, 1864. 15°. . . . .1411.09 
 
 - Art studies : the" old methods " of Italy ; painting. 
 
 New York, 1861. 8 3 P 1412 rjo 
 
 - Art thoughts : experiences and observ. of an Ameri- 
 
 can amateur in Europe. N. Y., 1869. 8° 1411 10 
 
 - Italian sights and papal principles. New York, 
 
 1856. 12°. 
 
 972.17 
 
 — Glimpse at the art of Japan. N. Y., 187G 12°' 145112 
 
 - Pa ™sian eights and French principles. New York 
 
 1852. 12.° 
 
 963.16 
 
 — Why and what am I? Confessions of an . ixiniio, 
 
 Boston, 1857. 12°. 3037 27 
 
 Jarvis (Edward). Value of common-schoole'ducation tocommon 
 labor. [U. S. Com. of ed. Keport, 1872 ) . . 5510 04 
 
 Jasher (Book of). Dmtsch (E.) Book of J. [Lit. remains 1874 • 
 
 p. 440-448.] 3 U5fi j 
 
 See also references in McClintock and Strong, v 4 
 
 Jasmin (Jacques, poet of Languedoc). Blind girl of Castel Cuille 
 Tr. by H. W. Longfellow. (In Ids Seaside and fireBide 
 Poems, v. 2.) 1(564.08 
 
 — Preston (H. W.) Troubadours and trouveres. 1876. ' 2722.17 
 
 See addi t. references in Biography (p. 161) ; also Putnam's 
 mag., Oct., 1869. 
 
 Jason (Life and death of) ; poem. See Morris (W.) . . 1673.25 
 
 Jaubert (Pierre Ame'dee E. P. ) Elements de la gram- 
 maire turke. 2e ed. Paris, 1833. 8°. . 6422.24 
 
 Jauffiret (Paul Eugene). Le Theatre revolutionnaire. 
 (1788-1799.) Paris, 1869. 16°. .... 1731.07 
 
 Java. See Countries (Java, p. 338). 
 
 J ay (Cyrus). Recollections of Wm. Jay. London, 
 1859. 8°. 3092.03 
 
 Jay (John, 6. 1745, d. 1829). Address to people of Gt. Britain, 1774. 
 (In Moore (F.) Amer. eloquence, v. 1, 1858.] . . 6325.03 
 
 — joint author. See Federalist. 
 
 iSg- For lives of Jay see Biography (p. 161). 
 
 Jay (John, b. 1817). Statistical view of American agri- 
 culture. New York, 1859. 8° 6135.03 
 
 — and Dawson (H. B.) Correspondence concerning 
 
 the Fcederalist. New York, 1864. 8°. . 5734.14 
 
 Jay (Wm., English WesUyan minister, 6. 1769, d. 1853). 
 
 Autobiography. 2 v. N. Y., 1845. 12°. 3092.01 
 
 — Recollections of, by his son Cyrus. 1859. 3092.03 
 Jay (Wm., b. 1789, d. 1S58). Miscellaneous writings 
 
 on slavery. Boston, 1853. 12°. . . . 5331.26 
 
 — Review of the causes and consequences of the Mexi- 
 
 can war. Boston, 1849. 12°. .... 585.22 
 
 — Table of killed and wounded in the war of 1812. [W. T. hist. 
 
 soo. Col., 2d s., v. 2, 1849.] 615.07 
 
 — War and peace : evils of the first, and plan for pre- 
 
 serving the latter. New York, 1842. 8°. 5437.18 
 Jay (W. M. L.), pseud. See Woodruff (J. L. M.) 
 Jeaffreson (John Cordy). Annals of Oxford. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1871. 8°. 493.25 
 
 — A Book about the clergy. 2d ed. 2 v. London, 
 
 1870. 8° 3503.11 
 
 — A Book about doctors. N. Y, 1861. 15°. .3252.09 
 
 — A Book about lawyers. N. Y., 1867. 12°. 3254.28 
 
 — A Book about the table. 2 v. L., 1875. 8°. 6016.18 
 
 — Brides and bridals. 2ded. 2 v. L.,1873. 8°. 5835.18 
 
 — Life of Robert Stephenson. 2d cd. 2 v. London, 
 
 1866. 8°. 3165.25 
 
 — Novels and novelists. 2 v. L., 1858. 12°. 2722.25 
 
 !%&• For his novels see Fiction class-list (p. 493). 
 
 Jealousy. 
 
 — Cracroft (S.) Essays, V. 1, 1868 ; p. 229-242. . . . 2521.18 
 
 See also Shakspere (Wm.), for various commentaries on 
 
 his • Othello.' 
 Jean d' Arras. Romans of Partenay or of Lusignen ; 
 
 otherwise known as the tale of Melusine : tr. from 
 
 the French, 1500-20. Ed. by W. W. Skeat. [E. 
 
 E. T. soc, no. 22.] 7913.05 
 
 Jean de Troves. Histoire de Louys xi, ou chronique scandaleuse, 
 
 1460-83. [JnPetitot. Coll. desmem., lser.,v. 13, 14.) 6131.1! 
 Jean Jacques. See Rousseau (J. J.) 
 Jean Paul. See Eiehter (J. P. F.j 
 Jeanes (Wm.) Gunter's modern confectioner. New 
 
 ed. London, 1861. 12°. 6017.11 
 
 Jeanne d'Albret. See Biography (p. 161). 
 
 Jeannin (Pierre). Negociations, 1598-1609. (In Patriot. M4m. 
 
 2eser..v. 11-16.] . . . . . ...... . .6132.26 
 
 Jebb (R. C.) Attio orators from Antiphon to Isseos. 
 
 2 v. London, 187G. 8° 6325.12 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Antiphon. Andokides. Lysias. 
 
 2. Isocratcs. Isteos. 
 Jebb (Samuel). History of life and reign of Mary, 
 
 queen of Scots, [anon.] L., 1725. 8°. .3121.27 
 Jeddo. S:e Countries, etc. (Japan, p. 337). 
 Jee (Thomas). Practical observ. on management of the poor. 
 
 (In Pamphleteer, v. 9, 1817.] ... . ■ . . • • 5°<*.09 
 Jeems Pipes of Pipesville, pseud. See Masaett (S. C.) 
 
 Inaaldngfor books, usothe » Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
652 
 
 JEFFERSON- JERNINGHAM 
 
 Jefferson (Thomas). Writings. 9 v. New York, 
 
 1853-54. 8° 5015.01 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Autobiography, and letters, 1773-1790. 
 2-3. Letters, 1784-90. 4-7. Letters, 1790-1826. 7. Reports 
 and opinions while secretary of state. 8. Inaug. addresses 
 and messages. Replies to public addresses. Indian ad- 
 dresses. Notes on Virginia. Biogr. sketches of Peyton 
 Randolph. Merriwether Lewis. Kosciusko. Anecdotes 
 of Dr. Franklin. The Batture at New Orleans. 9. Parlia- 
 mentary manual. The Anas. Miscel. papers. General 
 index. 
 
 — Herring (J.) and Longacre (J. B.) Nat, portr. gallery, v. 2, 
 
 1835 3247.09 
 
 — Lowell (J.) New Euglaud patriot : comparison of the Wash- 
 
 ington and Jefferson administrations, [anon.) . . 6093.05 
 
 Peace without dishonour — w.ir without hope. Enquiry into 
 
 the question of the Chesapeake, and necessity and ex- 
 pediency of war. ByaYankeei'armet 1 . [anon.] 1807. 5093.05 
 
 Thoughts upon conduct of our administration, in relation 
 
 to Great Britain and France, especially in reference to the 
 
 attack on the Chesapeake, 1808. [anon.] . 5093.05 ; 5093.08 
 
 J&S" For lives of Jefferson see Biography (p. 161). 
 
 Jeffsrson College. Smith (J.) History of. 1857. 5522.01 
 
 Jeffrey (Francis, lord). Jonathan Swift, [an essay]. 
 
 Loudon, 1856. 16° 5075.21 
 
 — Miscellaneous papers contributed to the Edinburgh 
 
 review. Philadelphia, 1852. 8°. . . . 2533.19 
 Contents. 
 
 Alfieri (Victor). 
 
 Alison on taste. 
 
 Bauer (Memoirs of emperor). 
 
 Bailly's Memoirs. 
 
 Bareith (Margravine of}. 
 
 Bentham on legislation. 
 
 Bourbons (Restoration of the). 
 
 Bui'us (Robert). 
 
 Buxton on prison discipline. 
 
 Byron's Manfred. 
 
 Byron's poems. 
 
 Byron's tragedies. 
 
 Campbell's Gertrude of Wyo- 
 ming. 
 
 Campbell's British poets. 
 
 Campbell's Theodoric. 
 
 Charlemout (Lord), Life of. 
 
 Collingwood (Admiral lord). 
 
 Cowper (W.) Hayh-y's ltle of. 
 
 Crabbe's Borongh.Poenis, Tales, 
 Tales of the hall. 
 
 Cumberland (Richard). 
 
 Currau (Life of). 
 
 Deffand (Madame du) and Les- 
 piuaSBo (Mile, de), Letters of. 
 
 Drummond's Acad, questions. 
 
 Edgewortn's Tales of fashiona- 
 ble lile. (2 articles.) 
 
 Erskiue (Hetiry). 
 
 Faushawe (Lady). 
 
 Forbes's li.e of Dr. Beattie. 
 
 Ford s Dramatic works. 
 
 Fox'a Reign of James jl. 
 
 Franklin (Benjamin). 
 
 French revolution. 
 
 Gall's novels. 
 
 Goethe's Wilbelm Meister. 
 
 Grimm (Baron de). 
 
 Hazlitt's Characters of Shakes- 
 peare. 
 
 Hemaua's Poems. 
 
 Hutchinson (Col.), Life of. 
 India (Bishop Heber's). 
 India (Sketches of). 
 Ireland (O'Driscol's Hist. of). 
 Irving's Bracebridge hall. 
 Irving's Columbus. 
 Keats's Poems. 
 Larochejaquelein (Mme. de). 
 Leckie on Brit, government. 
 Lockliart's novels. 
 Mackintosh (Sir James). 
 Margravine of Bareith. 
 Montagu (Mary Wortley). 
 Moore's Lallah Rookh. 
 Pcnu (William). 
 Pepys (Samuel), Diary. 
 Playlair (Prof.) Notice of. 
 Priestley's Memoirs. 
 Quakerism (Clarksou on). 
 Rejected addresses (The). 
 Richardson (Samuel), 
 Rogers's Human life. 
 Scott's novels. 
 Scott's Lady of the lake. 
 Scott's Lay of the last minstrel. 
 Sheridan (Moore's Life of). 
 Suiuthey's Roderick. 
 Stael-Holsteiu (Madame de) . 
 State of parties, 1809. 
 Stewart's Life of Reid. 
 Stewart's Philos. essays. 
 Swift (Jonathan), Works of. 
 Switzerland (Siinoud's). 
 Tales of my landlord. 
 Walsh's Appeal. 
 Warburton's letters. 
 Watt (James), Notice of. 
 Waverley. 
 Waverley novels. 
 Wordsworth's Excursion. 
 Wordsworth's White doe. 
 
 — Samuel Bichardson ; [an essay]. L.,1856.1G°. 5075.21 
 
 . "^ ' Por lives ol Jefl * <! y see Biography (p. 161). 
 Jefine3 (Benj. Joy). Diseases of the skin : recent ad- 
 vances in their treatment. B., 1871. 8° 4328 12 
 Jeffries (B. J., M.D. ) The eye in health and disease. 
 
 Boston, 1871. 12° 43il 2 ^ 
 
 Jeffrie.3 (David). Treatise on diamonds and pearls" 
 
 3d ed. London, 1800. 12° lW oi 
 
 Jeffrie3 (John P. ) Natural history of the human races" 
 
 New York, 1869. 8°. . . . 4734 ^ 
 
 Jelf (Richard Wm.) The Thirty-nine articles ex- 
 t , f ?™^\ E £ b y J - E - Ki "g' L..1673. 8°. 3612.23 
 Jelf (Wm. E.) Grammar of the Greek language. 3d 
 
 cd. 2 v. Oxford and London, 1861. 8° 6414 23 
 Jelly-fishes. See Natural history. (Jelly-fishes.) 
 Jemmett (Henry). Letter ou injustice of arrest for debt. Lon- 
 
 don, 1820 8 . [/rc Pamphleteer, v. 26.] . . . .6058.26 
 
 — Observ. ou Kicardo's Principles of polit. 03conomy and taxa- 
 T«„„v I"' , L ,°u n 0U ' 1826 ' 8 °' I 7 " Pamphleteer, v. 27.) 6058 27 
 Jenckes Cl'homas A.) The civil service. Report to 
 
 the Ho. of Eep.of the U. S, May 14, 1868. Wash- 
 
 ington, 1808. 8° 57M,'>0 
 
 liWi Electricity and magnetism. New 
 xurK, ism. 12, . . . , . 4023 14 
 
 — editor. Report of the committee on electrical stand- 
 
 ards, appointed by t jc Brit, assoc. for adv. of sci- 
 ence, with report to Royal soc. on unils of elec' 
 trieal resistance, by F. Jenkin ; and the Cantor 
 lectures, deli v. by prof. Jenkin before the Eoyal 
 soc. of arts. London, 1873. b°. ... 4020 25 
 Jenkins (Mrs. C.) Novels. See Fiction class-list (p. 493), 
 Jenkins (Edward). The colonies and imperial unity 
 or the ' barrel without the hoops.' Loudon, ] 871 
 o 3 5713 2a 
 
 — The Coolie : his rights and wrongs, [anon 1 New 
 
 York, 1871. 12° L . . J 5S3 ^ 
 
 — Grnxsbaby, his birth and other misfortunes. ranoiLl 
 
 London, 1870. 12° 5825 17 
 
 Jenkins (J. F.) Tent hospitals. [In Amer. soc. Bci assoc 
 
 Trans., no. 6, 7, 1874.] 6811 08 
 
 Jenkins (John S. ) Generals of the last war with Gt 
 
 Britain. Auburn, 1819. 12° 585,14 
 
 Contents : Jacob Brown. E. P. Gaines. W. H. Harrison 
 
 Andrew Jackson. Alex. Macomb. Z. M. Pike. Wiufield 
 
 Scott. 
 
 — Heroines of history. Auburn, 1832. 12°. . 3262,35 
 
 — History of political parties in the state of New York 
 
 2d ed. Auburn, 1810. 12°. G22.20 
 
 — History of the war between the United States and 
 
 Mexico. Auburn, 1851. 8° 580 26 
 
 — Life of Polk. Auburn, 1850. 12°. . . . 3U5J3 
 
 — Life of Calhoun. Auburn, (N. T.,) 1850. 12°. 3028^08 
 
 — Life of Silas Wright. Auburn, 1852. 12°. . 3181 14 
 
 — Lives of the governors of the state of New York 
 
 Auburn, 1851. 8°. 3217.03" 
 
 — New clerk's assistant ; practical forms. New York 
 
 I860. 8° 5631.03 
 
 Jenkins (Robert C.) The last crusader : or life and 
 times of card. Julian. London, lob'l. 8°. 3094 i2 
 
 Jenkins (Capt. Wm.) Q. M. L\; or book for quarter- 
 masters. Louisville, (Ky.), 1865. b°. . 4513.19 
 
 Jenkinson (Anthony). *Toyages and travels to Bucharia, 1657. 
 [In Pinkerton's Voyages, v. 9.] 020.4J9 
 
 Jenks (Wm. ) Comprehensive commentary on the 
 Holy Bible. 6 v. Phil., 1852. 8°. . . 3716 Ul 
 
 Jenness (John S.) The Isles of Shcals : historical 
 sketch. New York, 1873. 16°. . . . .112114 
 
 Jennings ( A. C. ) and Lowe (W. H. ) The Psalms, with 
 introd. and crit. notes. Books 3 and 4. (Pialms 
 73 to 106.) London, 1875. 12°. . . .3732.28 
 
 Jennings (G. H.) and Johnstone (W. S.) Book of 
 parliamentary anecdote. L., 1872. b". . 3222.13 
 
 Jennings (Hargrave). The Rosicrucians, their rites 
 and mysteries. London, 1870. 12°. . . 3814.10 
 
 Jennings (Isaac). Memorials of a century ; early hist. 
 of Bennington, Vt., and its first church. Boston, 
 1869. 12° 591.2a 
 
 Jennings (James). Practical treatise on the hist., med. 
 properties, and cultivation of tobacco. London, 
 1830. 16°. 4915 22 
 
 Jennings (Louis J.) Eighty years of repub. govern- 
 ment in the U. S. N.Y., 18C8. 12°. . . b72G.18 
 
 Jenyns (Soame). Works. 4 v. L, 1793. 8°. 5U44.16 
 Contents : v. 1. Sketches of his life. Poems. 2. On the 
 immortality of the bouI ; a poem from the Latiu of I. H. 
 Browne. Pieces, religious, moral, metaphysical and politi- 
 cal. 3. Free inquiry Into the nature and origin of evil. 
 Disquisitions on several subjects. 4. Internal evidence of 
 christian religion. Observ. on several passages in the 
 New Testament. 
 
 — Poems. Ed. with life, by A. Chalmers. (In O.'s Engl, poets, 
 
 v.. 17, 1810.] 1026.17 
 
 — Select Poems. Ed. by R. Walsh. [In Sanford (J.) and Walsh 
 
 (R.) Brit, poets, v. 32, 1822.] . UiUl.32 
 
 — View of internal evidence of christian religion. [In Chris- 
 
 tian religion, 1817.] 3638.01 
 
 Jephson (R.Mounteney) and Ehnhirst (E.P.) Our hie 
 
 in Japan. London, 18b9. 8° Iu22.23 
 
 Jordan (Wm.) Men I have known. L.,1866. 8°. 322 *. 05 
 
 — "National portrait gallery of illustrious personages of 
 
 the 19th century. With memoirs. 5 v. Portraits. 
 London, 1830-34. 8° 3236.08 
 
 Jeremiah (Book of) . See Biblical literature (Jeremiah, p. 89). 
 
 Jeremie (J.A.), and others. Histoiy of Christian church 
 from 2d to 12th centuries. L, [1852], 12°. 3415.17 
 
 Jermyn (James). Book of English epithets, etc. Lon- 
 don, 1849. 1. 8° C435.09 
 
 Jemingham (C. E.) Letter upon the regulations en- 
 forced by the Holy See, with respect to mixed 
 marriages. London, 1843. 8°. . . . .3573.29 
 
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 jerningham's (John) journal. [Poem, anon.] N.Y.,1871.16°. 1662.32 
 Jeraingham's (Mrs.) journal. [Poem, anon.] N.Y., 1870.16°. 1662.31 
 Jerome of Prague. See Biography (p. 161), also Mibl. sacra, Nov., 
 
 1845 (Trial and martyrdom of, by O. A. Taylor). 
 Jerome Bonaparte. Sqffell ( W. T. It. ) The Bona- 
 parte-Patterson marriage in 1803. 1873. 3022.25 
 See also New monthly,May,1861 (Early life of king Jerome.) 
 Jerrman (Edward). Pictures of St. Petersburgh. Tr. 
 by F. Hardmann. London, 1857. 16°. .5075.11 
 
 Same. New York, 1S52. 12° 993.12 
 
 Jerrold (Douglas). The Brownrigg papers. London, 
 
 I860. 8° 253403 
 
 -Oomsdias. London, 1853. 8°. 1725.21 
 
 Contents : Bubbles of the day. Time works wonders. 
 The cat's paw. The prisoner of war. Retired from busi- 
 ness. St. Cupid, or Dorothy's fortune. 
 
 — Specimens of [his] wit, to illustrate his opinions. Ar- 
 
 ranged by B. Jerrold. Boston, 1858. 12°. 6214.22 
 
 — Writings. 8 v. London, 1851-54. 12 D . 
 
 Contents: v. 1. St. Giles and St. James. . . . 221.18 
 
 2. Men of character : Job Pippins, who ' couldn't help 
 it':— Jack Ruunymede, the mail of mauy * thanks '; — Adam 
 Buff, 'without a shirt'; — Matthew Clear, who * saw Ms 
 way': — John Applejohn, 'who meant well'; — Christopher 
 Snub, who was ' born to be hanged ' ; — Barnaby Palms, who 
 'felt his way';— Creso Quattrino, 'who died rich.' 221.14 
 
 3. Mrs. Candle's curtain lectures. Story of a feather. 
 Sicllgiant and doctor Dwarf. 221.16 
 
 4. Cakes and ale : Lesson of life, Perditus Mutton, 
 Mayor of Hole-curn-Comer, Romance of a key-hole, Mr. 
 Peppercorn ' at home,' The preacher parrot, Lives of Jones, 
 Bro\vu,aud Robinson, Shakspeara at Bank-side, The wine 
 cellar, Kind cousiu Tom, The manager's pig. Tapestry 
 weaver Qf Beauvais, Genteel pigeons, Shakspeare in China, 
 
 , The order of poverty. Gossip at Reculvers, Old man at 
 the gate, Epitaph of Sir Hugh Evans 221.13 
 
 5. Punch's letters to his son. Punch's complete letter- 
 writer. Sketches of the English 221.17 
 
 6. A man made of money. Chron. of Clovernook. 221.15 
 
 7. Comedies : Bubbles of the day, Time works wonders, 
 The catspaw. Prisoner of war, Retired from business, 
 St. Cupid, or Dorothy's fortune 1725.24 
 
 8. Comedies and dramas : Rent-day, Nell Gwynne, The 
 housekeeper, Wedding gown. School fellows, Dove in a 
 cage, Painter of Ghent, Black ey'd Susan. . . . 1725.25 
 
 1EB* For drama* by D. Jerrold not included in v. 7-8 of 
 his Writings, see Plays (Arrangement by authors). 
 
 ,8®* For lives and lit. estimates of D. J,, see Biography 
 (p. 161) ; also New monthly, Aug., 1857. 
 Jerrold (Win. Blanchard). Best of all good company. 
 
 lstssries. London, 1873. 8° 3222.06 
 
 Contents: Dickens. Lytton. Thackeray. Scott. Dis- 
 raeli. Douglas Jerrold. 
 -ABnge-beakerwith the Swedes. L., 1854.8°. 991.11 
 
 — The Gavrocho pirty : literary estimates of political 
 
 Prance. London, 1870. 12°. .... 516.24 
 
 -- Lifo andremains of Douglas Jerrold. Boston, 1859. 
 
 10°. 3093.05 
 
 — On the boulevards, or memorable men and things. 
 
 With trip3 to Normandy and Brittany. 2 v. 
 Philadelphia, 1867. 12°. 962.20 
 
 Jerusalem., See Countries (Jerusalem, p. 338). 
 
 Jerusalem. See Mendelssohn (Moses). 2 y 3576.09 
 
 Jerusalem delivered. See Tasso (Torquato). 
 
 Jenrey (Caroline Howard). Stories and poems. See Oilman (C.) 
 ani Jervey (C. H.) 1643.33 
 
 Jervis (John). Horse and carriage keeper's oracle. (Tn Kirchin- 
 er's Traveller's oracle, v. 2, 1827.] 932.18 
 
 Jervis (John B.) Construction and management of 
 railways. New York, 1861. 12°. . . .3925.27 
 
 Jervis {Lady Jervis White). Painting and celebrated 
 painters, ancient and modern. 2 v. London, 
 1851. 16°., 1414.10 
 
 Jervis (Swynfen). Dictionary of the language of 
 Shakspearo. London, 1868. 4°. . . . 1763.10 
 
 Jervis (Beu. W. H.) The Gallican church ; hist, of 
 the church of Prance, from 1516 to the rev. ; with 
 iatrod. 2 v. London, 1872. 8°. . . .3137.12 
 
 Jesae (Edward). Anecdotes of dogs. L., 1858. 8°. 4721.25 
 
 Jesse (Georgo R.) Researches into the history of the 
 British dog. 2 v. London, 18G6. 8°. . 4724.23 
 
 Jesse (John Beneago). George Sslwyn and his con- 
 temporaries. 4 v. London, 1843. 8°. . 3162.01 
 
 -London audits celebrities. 2 v. L., 1850. 8°. 493.09 
 
 — London : iia celebrated characters and remarkable 
 
 places. 3 v. London, 1871. 8°. . . . 482.02 
 
 — Memoirs of Itichard m. and some of his contempo- 
 
 raries. With an hist, drama on the battle of Bos- 
 worth. London, 1862. 8° 3153.25 
 
 — Memoirs of the court of England during the reign 
 
 of the Stuarts, inc. the Protectorate [of Cromwell]. 
 
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 — Memoirs of the life and reign of George in 3 v 
 
 London, 1866-67. 8° 3064 23 
 
 — Memoirs of the pretenders. 2v. L.,1845. 12°. 3166 05 
 
 Same. London, Bohn, 1845. 8°. . . 3166 07 
 
 Jesse (Capt. Wm.) Life of Brummell. Philadelphia 
 
 1814. 8°. 31W5.03 
 
 Jessop (W. E. H.) Flindersland and Sturtland ; or 
 
 inside and outside of Australia. 2 v London 
 
 T 1862 12° 10G201 
 
 Jessup (Rev. Henry H.) Women of the Arabs. New 
 
 York, 1873. 12° 1051 17 
 
 — Syrian home-life. Set Riley (Rev. I.) 1051 20 
 
 Jest book. See Lemon (Mark) 6212.13 
 
 Jests. See Wit and humor. 
 
 Jesuits (The). See Biblical, relig. and eccl. literature (p, 89) ; 
 also Brief account of the Jesuits. DaDger of [from] the 
 revival of that order. [In Pamphleteer, v. 0: 5058.06]; — 
 Oartwright (W. C.) The Jesuits : their constitution and 
 teaching ; an hist, sketch, 1876 [3426.29] ; Qu. rev., Oct 
 1874 ; Jan., 1875. 
 
 Jesuits in N. Amer. in 17th cent. See Parkman (P.) . . B64.ll 
 
 Jesup (Edward). Lives of Picu3, and Pascal. London 
 1730. 8° 3136.21 
 
 Jesup (T. S.) Report upon the cost of transporting troops and 
 supplies to Cal., Oregon, New Mexico, etc. [In Pacific R. R. 
 routes. Reports, v. 1, 1855.1 1127.01 
 
 Jesus Christ. See Biblical and religious literature (Jesus Christ 
 p. 90) ; also 
 
 — Eggleston (E. ) Christ in art : story of the evangelists. 
 
 With designs of Bida. 1875 1436.33 
 
 — Geikie(C) Life and words of Christ. 2 v.1877.3138.09 
 
 — Suidekoper (F.) Belief of the first three centuries 
 
 concerning Christ's mission to the underworld. 
 1876 3561.30 
 
 — Fitzer (A. W.) Christ, the teacher of men. 3585.06 
 Ecce Deus-homo. [anon. J 1868. . . 3422.06 
 
 — Schlesinger (M.) The historical Jesus of Nazareth. 
 
 1876 3463.05 
 
 — Stowe(H.B.) Footsteps of the Master. 1877. 3463.06 
 
 — Thompson (J. P.) Jesus of Nazareth : his life for 
 
 the young. 1876 3103.04 
 
 — Alger ( W. R.) [In his Solitudes, etc.. 1867, p. 378-93,] 2312.07 
 
 — Fiske (J.) The Jesus of history. [In his Unseen world, and 
 
 other essays. 1876.] 3552.09 
 
 — Godwin (P.) Review of Strauss. [In his Out of the past, 
 
 1870 ; p. 288-302.] 2326.18 
 
 — Vaughan (R. A.) The Jesus of history. [In his Essays and 
 
 remains, v. 2, 1858; p. 99-114.] 2544.23 
 
 See also Blackwood, v. 90, 1804 (Review of Tulloch on Re- 
 nan) ; Contain, rev., Aug., Oct., 1877, 2 art. (The trial of Je- 
 sus Christ, by A. T. Innes) ; v. 1, 1866, or Littell, 1866, v. 2 
 (Modern theories of the life of Jesus, by J. A. Dorner ; 
 Nov., 1877 (Resurrection of Christ a new revelation, by 
 canon Westcott) ; v. 2, 1806 (' Ecce Homo,' and life of our 
 Lord ; 2 art. by E. T. Yaughan) ; v. 6, 1867 (' Ecce Deus,' 
 by E. T. Vaughau) ; v. 6 (Jesus and Christendom) ; v. 7, 
 1868 (Christ alone without sin, by J. B. Mozley) ; v. 17, 1871, 
 or Littell, 1871, v. 3 (Character of Christ, by T. W. Fowle) ; 
 Gentleman's mag., u.s.,v. 10, 1801 ; or Littell, 1801, v. 1 (Coat 
 armor ascribed to our Saviour) j Eraser's mag., May, 1875 
 (The king messiah of history) ; New Englander, v. 18, 1860 
 (The divine humanity of Christ, by H. M. Goodwin) ; v. 24, 
 1865 (Did Christ suffer as divine) ; N. A. rev., v. 97, 1863 
 (Chronology, topography and archaeology of life of Christ) ; 
 N. Brit, rev., v. 50, 1809 (Hanna's Life of Christ) ; Quar. rev., 
 v. 32, 1872 (Year of the Passion) ; Qu. rev., v. 20, 1866 (The 
 Life of our Lord) ; v. 123, 1867 (Portraits of Christ). 
 
 Jesus of history. See Hanson (Sir Robert). 1869. . .3422.19 
 
 Jevons (Wm., jr.) Systematic morality. 2 v. Lon- 
 don, 1827. 8° 5134.45 
 
 Jevons (Wm. Stanley). Elementary lessons in logic : 
 deductive and inductive. 5th ed. London, 1875. 
 1G° 5428.36 
 
 — ■ Coal : its importance in manufactures, etc. [In Science lec- 
 tures for the people, 1st s., 1871.] 
 
 — ■ John Stuart Mill's philosophy tested. (In Contemp. rev., 
 Dec, 1877 ; Jan., 1878.] See comments by 9. C. Robertson in 
 Mind, Jan., 1878. 
 
 — Logic. N. Y., 1876. 16.° [Science primer. ] o428.37 
 
 — Money and themechanism of exchange. New York, 
 
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 Philos. of inductive inference. [In Fortn. rev., Oct , 1873 ; ] 
 
 — Principles of seienco : treatise on logic and scientific 
 
 method. 2 v. London, 1874. 8°. . . 3915.18 
 Note.— Reviewed by G. C. Robertson, in Mind, v. 1. 
 
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 1877.] .•■,•'„ 
 
 — Substitution of similars, the true principle of rea- 
 
 soning. London, 1869. 16°. . . . .5428.15 
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 JEWEL- JOHNSON 
 
 Jewel house of art and nature. See Flat [Sir H.) . . . 3921.20 
 Jewell iJ. Grey). Among our sailors, with regula- 
 tions governing the U. States merchant service. 
 
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 mons. Treatise on the sacraments. 3. Apologia Eccle- 
 siae Anglicanae. Apology in defence of the ch. of England. 
 Defence of the ' Apology,' pts. 1-2. 4. Memoir of Jewell. 
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 Adventurer (The), v. 1. 
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 Idler (The), v. 1. 
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 ■Journey to Western Islands of Scotland [Hebrides], v. 2. 
 Letters, v. 1. 
 
 Life and genius, by A. Murphy, v. 1. 
 Lives of eminent persons : Paul Sarpi, Boerbaave, Blake, 
 
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 Opinions ou questions of law, v. 2. 
 Philological tracts, etc. : Plan of an English dictionary, rnis- 
 
 cel. observ. on the trag. of Macbeth, Account of Harleian 
 
 library, etc., v. 2. 
 Poems, v. 1. 
 Political tracts : Observ. on the state of affairs in 1756 ; The 
 
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 Prayers aod meditations, v. 2. 
 Rambler (The), v. 1. 
 Rasselas, v. 1. 
 
 Reviews and criticisms, v. 2. 
 Tales of imagination, v. 1. 
 
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 Johnston (Charles). Travels in southern Abyssinia. 
 
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 Johnstone ( Ckev. de). Memoirs of the rebellion, 1745- 
 
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 Johnstone (Rev. James). Death-song of Lodbroc : 
 
 English tr. ; with literal Latin version ; and notes. 
 
 [n. p.], 1782. 16°. 1663.31 
 
 Johnston (James Finlay Weir). Chemistry of common 
 
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 Note.— For Contents see Chemistry (P- 264.) 
 
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 Johnston (John). Account of the present state of Indian tribes 
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 Johnston (Joseph E. ) Narrative of military opera- 
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 Jews. On the Indian zodiac. On the literature or the 
 Hindus. On the book Shi King of the Chinese. Lunar 
 year uf the Hindus. Musical modes of the Hindus. Mys- 
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 of Bahar. On the loris, or Blow paced lemur. On the cure 
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 Tales and table*, by Nizamf. 5. Plants of India. Spike- 
 
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 9. Speeches of Issbus on the law of succession to property 
 at Athens. Saoontala j or the Fatal ring. By Calidas. 10 
 The Moallakat, or Arabian poems. Poems and translations 
 Essay on the poetry of the Eastern nations. Erssy on 
 the imitative arts. Arcadia, a pastoral poem. Caissa, the 
 game at chess. Carminum liber. Muse recalled, an ode. 
 Ode in imitation of Alcfflus — ' What constitutes a state,' etc' 
 11. Histoire de Nader chah. 12. Nader chah, cont'd. 
 Traite sur la poesie orientale. Description of Asia. Short 
 history of Persia. 13. Hitopadesa ofVishnusarman. .En. 
 chanted fruit, or Hindu wife. Hymn to Camdes. Two 
 hymns to Pracriti. Extracts from the Vedas. 
 
 — Poems. Ed., with life, by A. Chalmers. [In C.'s English po 
 
 ets, v. 18, 1810.] 1626 18 
 
 — Select poems. Ed. by E. Walsh. [In Sanford and Walsh. 
 
 Brit, poets, v. 35, 1822.] 1691.35 
 
 US' For lives of Sir W. Jones see Biography (p. 162). 
 Jones (Wm., corresp. secy). Jubilee memorial of the 
 
 relig. tract soc, 1799-1849. L., 1850. 8°. 3586.24 
 Jones (Wm., KS.A.) Finger-ring lore. London, 
 
 1877. 12°. . 1585.20 
 
 — Treasures of tha earth, or mines, minerals, and met- 
 
 als. London, 1868. 16°. 3933.33 
 
 Jones (Wm. A.) Essays upon authors and books. 
 New York, 1849. 12° 2533.22 
 
 — Memorial of D. S. Jones. With notices of the 
 
 Jones family of Queens county. New York, 1819. 
 12°. ... , 309401 
 
 Jones (Wm. A. ) Beport upon the reconnaissance of 
 N. W. Wyoming, incl. Yellowstone National Park, 
 1873. Washington, 1875. 8° 1131.12 
 
 Jones (Maj. Wm. Prime). Considerations on tbe con- 
 quest and settlement of Britain, by the Saxons, 
 Danes, and Normans, and by the Bomans. Lon- 
 don, 1872. 12° 4C3.17 
 
 Jones ( Wm. P., M. A. ) Myth of stone idol : a love le- 
 gend of Dakota. Chicago, 1876. 12°. . 1662.39 
 
 Jongli (L. J. de). Three kinds of cod liver oil. Tr. 
 by E. Carey. Philadelphia, 1849. 8°. . 4312.16 
 
 Jonson (Ben). Conversations with Drummond. [In- 
 trod. byD.Laing.] L., Slink, soc, 1842. 8°. 1756.08 
 
 — Observations on poetry and eloquence, from [his] Discoveries. 
 
 [With. Sidney (Sir P.) Defence of poetry. L.,1787.16°.] 0414.28 
 
 — Poems. Ed. with life, by A. Chalmers. [In O.'s Engl, poets, 
 
 v. 5, 1810.] 16211.05 
 
 — Poems. ^eGreene(R.),Marlowe(C.)an(JJonson(B.) 1614.37 
 
 — Select poems. Ed. by E. Sanford. [In his British, poets, v. 3, 
 
 1819 1691.03 
 
 — Works. With memoir, by W. Gifford. Boston, 
 
 1853. 8° 1725.27 
 
 Contents : Memoir. Ancient commendatory vei'Bes. 
 Every man in his humor. Every man out of his humor. 
 Cynthia's revels. Poetaster. Sejanus his fall. Volpone, 
 or the fox. Epicceue, or the silent woman. The alchemist. 
 Catiline his conspiracy. Bartholomew Fair. Devil is an 
 aBS. Staple of news. New inn, or the light heart. Mag- 
 netic lady. Tale of a tub, or humors reconciled. Sad 
 shepherd, or a tale of Bobiullood. Fall of Mortimer. The 
 case is altered. Entertainments. Masques. Epigrams. 
 The forest. Underwoods. Leges convivialrs. Tiansla- 
 tious from the Latin poets. Timber, or discoveries upon 
 men and matters. English grammar. Jousonus Virbiiis, 
 or the memory of Ben Jonson. Glossary. Index. 
 
 For lives and lit. estimates of B. J., see Biography (p. 162); 
 aUo Bentley's miscel., v. 40, 1866 j Gentl. mag., May, 1871 
 (by C. C. Clarke). 
 
 Joplin (Thomas). General principles and present practice of 
 banking. L., 1824. 8°. [In Pamphleteer, v. 24.] . 6058.24 
 
 Jordan. See Countries (Palestine, p. 85U ; particularly Lynch, una 
 Macgregor). . 
 
 Jordan (David Starr). Manual of the vertebrates of 
 the northern United States, exolusive of marine 
 species. Chicago, 1876. 12° 47-7 to 
 
 Jordan (Thomas). London's resurrection to Joy and triumph: 
 a lord nvyor's pageant, 1671. [In Percy soc, v. 10.] 6060.10 
 
 — Triumphs of Loudon, 1678 ; a lord mayor's pageant, [in 
 
 Percy soc, v. 10.] . . • S°® M , 
 
 Jordan (Thomas) and Pryor (J. P.) Campaigcs ot 
 Forrest, and Forrest's cavalry.N.O.,1868.8 3 . 633.04 
 Jordan (Wm. L.) The elements : the ocean and at- 
 mosphere. 2v. London, 1866. 8°. . .4028.18 
 
 — The ocean : its tides and currents and their causes. 
 
 London, 1873. 8° ««" a 
 
 Jordanus (IHar). Wonders of the east. Tr. by it- 
 Yule. London, llakluyt soc, 1863. 8". .1044.11 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
JOHN ANDES - JOURNALISM 
 
 657 
 
 Jomandes or Jordanes. Do Getarura sive Gothnrum rebus 
 gestis. Histoire des Goths. [Lat.el Fr.\ PariB, 1869. 8'. 
 INisard's Collection.] 7725.02 
 
 JortiniJohn). Lite of Erasmus. 3v. L..1S08. 8°. 3055.03 
 
 — Remarks on ecclesiastical history. [To Lutker,1517.] 
 
 With notes, by W. Trollope. 2 v. London, 1846. 
 8° 3123.22 
 
 Joseph Bonaparte, (king of Naples, and afterwards of Spain). See 
 Biography (p. 102). 
 
 Joseph of Aramathie : romance of the Seint Graal or 
 Holy Q-.sil : with the lyfe of Joseph of Armathia. 
 Ed. by W.W. Skeat. London, Early Engl, text soc, 
 1871. H°, 7914.01 
 
 Joseph n., {of Austria, emperor of Oermany ; 6. 1741, d. 1790). 
 
 Letters to distinguished princes and statesmen. 1781. 
 
 Loudon, 1821. 8°. [In Pamphleteer, v. 19.] . . 5058.19 
 
 /j®» For biogr. notices of Joseph II. , see Biography (p. 162). 
 
 Josephine {Empress). See Biography (p. 162). 
 
 Josephine, [pseud.] Our children 8 pets. L., 1865. 4\ . 4724.18 
 
 Josephus (Flavius). Genuine works. Tr. by W.Whis- 
 ton. 3 v. Springfield, 1809. 8°. . . . 3442.09 
 Cnntents: v. 1-2. Antiquities. 3. Jewish war. Against 
 Apion. A discourse concerning Hades. Whiston's three dis- 
 sertations concerning Jesus Christ, John the Baptist, James 
 the Just, and God's command to Abraham, etc. Index. 
 
 Same. Works. 4 v. Phil., 1839. 12°. 3442.12 
 
 Contents : v. 1-3. Antiquities. 3. Jewish war. 4. Same, 
 except Jewish war, as v. 3 of preceding entry. 
 
 — The Jewish war ; with his autobiography. New transL 
 
 by R. Traill. Ed. with notes, by I. Taylor. Lon- 
 don, 1868. 8° 3448.22 
 
 — Opera. Gr. et Lat. Eecog. G. Dindorfius. Ace. 
 
 indices. 2 v. Paris, Didot, 1845-47. 8°. 7765.14 
 Josh Billings, pseud. See Shaw (H.W.) in Fiction (p. 620). 
 Joshua (Book of). See Biblical literature (Joshua, p. 90). 
 Jo3hn (J. ), Frisbie (B. ), and Ruggles (F. ) History of 
 
 Poultney.Vt., to 1875. Poultney, 1875. 8°. 655.23 
 Josselyn (John). Account of two voyages to New England, 1638, 
 
 1863. [In Mass. hist. soc. Col., 3d 8., v. 3, 1833.] . 661.23 
 
 — New England s rarities discovered. Withintrod. and notes, by 
 
 E. Tuckerman. [In Archasologia Amer., v. 4.] . . 577.21 
 Jouaunin (Joseph Marie) and van Gaver (J. ) Tur- 
 qnie. Paris, 1840. 8°. [TJnivers.] . . 903.02 
 Joubert (Joseph). Pensees. Precedees de sa corresp. , 
 d'uue notice sur sa vie, son caractere et ses travaux , 
 par P. de Raynal ; et des jugements litt. de Sainte 
 Bauve, Sylvestre de Sacy, Saint-Marc Girardin, 
 Geruzez et Poitou. 4e £d. 2 v. P., 1864. 12°. 7046.14 
 
 — Arnold [U.) [In his Essays in criticism, 1865; p. 200-237.] 2512.13 
 
 Note.— Eepr. from Nat. rev. 1864, or Littell, 1864, v. 1. 
 
 — Sainte Beuve (C.A. ) Monday chats, 1877. . 2543.34 
 Jouffroy iTnomas Simon, called Theodore). Cours 
 
 d'esthetique. Paris, 1863. 12°. . . . 5437.03 
 
 — Philosophical essays. From the French, by G. Rip- 
 
 ley. Edinburgh, 1839. 16° 5414.09 
 
 Nate.— Contents same as those of • Philos. miscellanies.' 
 
 — Philos. miscsllanies. From the French, with notes, 
 
 by G. Ripley. 2 v. Boston, 1838. 12°. . 5426.09 
 _ Contents : v. 1. On philos. and common sense. On skep- 
 ticism. Ou the history of philosophy. The faculties of the 
 human soul. 2. Method of philos. study. On eclecticism 
 in morals. On good and evil. How dogmas come to an 
 eud. Xlie S >rb mue and the philosophers. Philosophy of 
 history. Influence of Greece in the development of hu- 
 mauity. Present state of humanity. 
 
 — Introdaction to ethics. Tr. by W. H. Channing. 
 
 2 v. Boston, 1841. 12°. 5435.15 
 
 Journal. For journals publ. by societies, such as the Journal of 
 
 tue Franklin institute, the Journal of the Statistical soci- 
 ety, see the name ol the society. 
 Journal of a naturalist. See Knapp (J. L.) 1829. . . .4722.16 
 Journal of a voyage up the Nile, 1848-49. By an Ameri- 
 
 can. [anon.] Buffalo, 1851. 8°. . . . 1091.04 
 Journal of a young lady of Virginia, 1782. [Ed. by 
 
 E. V. Mason.] Baltimore, 1^1. 8°. . .3094.24 
 Journal of classical and sacred philology. 4 v. Cam- 
 
 bridge, (%£), 1854-59. 8° 6444.01 
 
 Journal of commerce, (New York). N. Y., 1870-77. fol. 
 Journal of philology. Ed. by W. G. Clark, [and 
 
 others], v. 1-3. London, 18U8-71. 8°. 6444.01 
 Journal of sacred literature. Ed. by J. Kitto [and 
 
 others]. 1st s., v. 1— 5th s., v. 2. 40 v. Lon- 
 
 dou, is 18-68. 8°. 3626.01 
 
 Journal of psychol. med. See Hammond (Wm. A.) . .8104.01 
 Journal of psychol. med. See Winslow (Forbes). . . .8171.01 
 Journal of social science. See American soc. eci. assoc. (p. 21). 
 Journal of summer time in the country. See Willmott (R. A.) 
 
 r „ 184 ? 2546.10 
 
 Journal of the Amer. institute, monthly publ. Ed. 
 
 by a committee. 4 v. N. Y., 1836. 8°. . 6117.01 
 
 Journalism and the Press. 
 
 1. Character, influence, and abuses of the press. 
 ~ Ba c$A°cl^^° a m — ° f **»** ">• Prtn. 
 - Godwin (P.) Out of the past. 1870; p 75-89." \ \ ' 2526 18 
 
 — Bmmstm < T. W.) Letter to a young contributor. [In fu. At 
 
 lantic essays, 1871 ; p. 69-93.) . . . . . . 2628 M 
 
 -EM (A F.) Socrets of the sanctum. An'Sside 
 
 view of an editor's life. 1875. 271111 
 
 ~ ??£S la/ - ,?- B) [ J\ Cambridge essays, 1858.] .' . 2517 16 
 
 ~" e»s ff ; , ,*Z T Qd abUS0S 0f t£e dm * P roa8 - V» ''« Three 
 eras, etc., loo*.] , 2534 21 
 
 — Macintosh (G A.) Popular outlines 'of the' press. 
 
 18o9. 2712 01 
 
 — Matthews (TT.) Writing for the press. ' [In liis Hours with 
 
 men and books, 1877.] .... 2536 11 
 
 — Maurice (P. D.) Use and abuse of newspaper's. ' [In his 
 
 Friendship of books, 187* i p. 92-123.] . " . . .2535 19 
 
 — Press and the public service, [anon.] 1857. 5724.26 
 
 Note. — Reviewed in Fraser's mag., v. 65 1857 
 
 ~~ Tu SZ r Zf\ (J/ ' T) News P a P e ™. [/nAis Criterion, 1866; p. 
 252-292.] > 2544 09 
 
 — Voltaire (P. M. A. de). Conseils a un joumaliste. ' [In his 
 
 CEuvres, v. 37.] 6083 37 
 
 — Wingate(C.F.) Views and interviews on journalism 
 
 181 J- , ■ 2713.13 
 
 See also Atl. monthly, July, 1874 (Journalism and jour- 
 nalists, by F. B. Sanborn) ; Bibl. sacra, July, 1872 (Influ- 
 ence of the press, by John Baseom) ; Brit. qu. rev Apr 
 1872 (The modern newspaper) : Eclectic mag., v. 28 'l853 •' 
 tr. from Revue des d. mondes, Dec, 1852 (The press 19th 
 cent.) ; Ed. rev., v. 102, 1855 (The newspaper press) ; 
 London soc, June, 1863 (Newspaper editors and political 
 writers) ; North Brit, rev., v, 34, 1861 (Political press • 
 French, British and German). 
 
 {Anonymous journalism.) 
 See Contem. rev., v. 5, 1867 (by J. B. Klnnear) ; Fortn. 
 rev., v. 8, 1867 (by John Morley) ; Macmillan's m»8„ Deo. 
 1861 (by Thomas Hughes). 
 
 2. American Press ; history and character. 
 
 — Bryant ( W. 0.) Reminiscences of the Evening 
 
 Post : extr. from Post of Nov. 16, 1851. . 2711.12 
 
 — Buckingham {J. T. ) Specimens of newspaper liter- 
 
 ature : with personal memoirs, anecdotes, and 
 reminiscences. 2 v. in 1. 1852. . . . 2712.05 
 
 — Hudson (F.) Journalism in U. S. 1690-1872. 2713 11 
 
 — Maverick (A.) Henry J. Raymond and the New 
 
 York press, 1840-70 3147.25 
 
 — Munsell ( C. ) Collection of songs of the American 
 
 press. 1868 1673.27 
 
 — Wilmer (X. A. ) Our press gang ; corruptions and 
 
 crimes of Amer. newspapers. 1859. . . 2711.22 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 22, 1855 (Political press of 
 America) ; v. 68, 1863 (Press of the United States) ; Galaxy, 
 v. 7, 1869 (N. Y. journalists— W. H. Hurlbut— Parke God- 
 win— G. W. Curtis— E. L. Godkin, by E. Benson ; 4 arts.) 
 
 See also {in Biography, p. 116-215) lives of Bennett 
 (James Gordon) ;— Greeley (Horace) ;— Hale (David) ;— 
 Kendall (Amos) ;— Seaton (Wm. W.) 
 
 {American newspaper directories.) 
 
 — Kenny (D. J.) American newspaper directory. 
 
 Also a general view of the origin, rise, and pro- 
 gress of newspapers. 1861 2712.09 
 
 — Bowell ((?. P.) American newspaper directory, 
 
 1870. [ With Men (The) who advertise.] 2735.18 
 3. British Press ; history and character. 
 
 — Andrews (A.) Hist, of British journalism. 2 v. 
 
 1859. .' 2712.03 
 
 — Grant (J.) The newspaper press : its origin— pro- 
 
 gress— and present position. 2 v. 1871. . 2713.08 
 
 Metropolitan weekly and provincial press. 1872. 
 
 Newspaper press and periodical lit. of London. [In his 
 
 Great metropolis, v. 2, 1837.] 951.15 
 
 Hunt {F. K. ) The fourth estate : hist, of newspa- 
 pers, and liberty of the press. 2 v. 1850. 2712.13 
 See also Belgravia. Nov., 1875 (English journalism in 1832 
 and 1874 : a criticism and a contrast, by T. H. S. Escutt) ; 
 Contemp. rev., Jan., Feb., Apl., 1868 (The London press. 
 Part 1-3. 1. Spectator. Guardian, Nonconformist. 2. Pall 
 Mall gazette) ; Sept., Oct., 1877 (Newest thing in journal- 
 ism : Signs of the times, nos. 1, 2) ; Eclectic mag., v. 25, 
 1852 (from Brit. qu. rev.) ; Fraser's mag., v. 65-66, 1862 (Ed- 
 itors and newspaper writers of last generation ; 3 ait.); 
 Jul}-, 1875 (Politics and the press) ; Nat. qu. rev., Mch., 
 1868 (Engl, newspapers and printing in the 17th cent.) ; 
 N Brit, rev., v. 30, 1859 (Growth and power of the British 
 press) ; Westm. rev., v. 64, 1855 (London daily press). 
 4. French Press ; history and character. 
 
 — Catalogue des ecrits, gravures et dessins condamnes 
 
 83 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
658 
 
 JOURNALISM- JUDSON 
 
 Journalism, continued. 
 
 depuis 1814 jusqu'au ler Jan. 1850 ; suivi de la liste 
 des individus condamne's pour delita de presse. 
 Paris, 1850. 12°. 2761.05 
 
 — Gattois (L.) Histoire des journaux et des journal- 
 
 istes de la revolution francaise, (1789-1796). 2 v. 
 1815 2735.16 
 
 — Germain (A.) Martyrologe de la pre9se. 1789-1861. 
 
 1861. ... . ... . • • • • • 2712.15 
 
 — Hatin (E.) Histoire politique et litteraire de la 
 
 presse en France, avec une introd. hist, sur les 
 origiues du journal, et la bibliographie generale 
 des journaux depuis leurorigine. 8t. 1859. 2712.22 
 
 — Kirwan (A. V.) Modern France: its journalism, 
 
 etc. 1863 962.07 
 
 See also Contemp. rev., v. 10, 1869 (The Lanterne, by 
 George Lumley); Cornhill, June, 1874, or Littell, Mch., 
 1874 (French preBS) ; Quar. rev., v. 103, 1858 (The fictions 
 of Bohemians) j Westm. rev., v. 74, 1860. 
 5. German Press, 
 flee Oath, world, June, 1876 (German journalism). 
 6. Liberty of the Press. 
 
 — Bagehot (IT.) Metaphysical basis of toleration. [Conteni. rev., 
 
 April, 1874.) 
 
 — Bailey (S.) Essay on publication of opinions, 1854. .2513.02 
 
 — Bentham (J.) Liberty of the press, and public discussion. 
 
 [In his Works, v. 2 (7).] 6016.02 
 
 — Blount (C.) Vindication of learning, and the liberty of the 
 
 press. [In his Miscel. works, 1695.] 3521.23 
 
 — Brougham (H.,lord). Law of libel, etc. [Inhis Contrib., v. 
 
 8, 1856 ; p. 150-183.] 2517.08 
 
 — Calcutta. Report of meeting of inhabitants, Jan. 5, 1835, pe- 
 
 titioning the Legis. Council of India to repeal the press 
 regulation passed iu 1823 2712.16 
 
 — Chateaubriand (B. F. A. de). De la liberte de la presse. [In 
 
 his Melanges.] 7014.04 
 
 On the censorship (of the press]. 1824. [In Pamphleteer, 
 
 V.24.] 6058.24 
 
 — Constant (B. H. de). On the liberty of the press. 1815. [In 
 
 Pamphleteer, v. 6.] 6058.06 
 
 — Cooper (T.) Eight of free discussion, 1829. 5932.12 
 
 — Erskint (T.) Speech for defendant on trial of Thomas Paine 
 
 for publ. the 'Bights of man'; — Speech for prosecution 
 on trial of Thomas Paine for publ. the ' Age of reason. ' [In 
 
 his Speeches, v. 2, 1810.] 6312.14 
 
 See also his speeches on the trials of HorneTooke and the 
 earl of Thanet ; with the Proceedings of the friends to the 
 liberty of the press, v. 4 of his Speeches. 
 
 — Frauds (J. A.) Liberty of conscience and free discussion 
 
 [In his Short studies, v. 1, 1868 : p. 166-197.] . . . 2525.07 
 
 — Hall (Rev. R.) Apology for the freedom of the press. [In his 
 
 Miscel. works.] 6042.01 
 
 — Letter on the suppression of publio discussion in India. [In 
 
 Pamphleteer, v. 24, 1824.] 6058.24 
 
 — Mackintosh (J.) Speech in defence of J. Peltier. [In his Mis- 
 
 cel. writings.] 2526.26 
 
 — Mitt (J.) Liberty of the press. [In his Essays.] . .5093.20 
 
 — Milton (J.) Areopagitica : a speech for the liberty of unli- 
 
 censed printing. [In his Works, v. 2.] 6054.02 
 
 — Routledge (J. ) Chapters in the history of popular 
 
 progress [in England], 1620-1820. . . . 5718.06 
 
 — Spinoza (B. de). Tractatus theologico-politicus : 
 
 theol. and polit. treatise of freedom of thought and 
 of discussion. 2d ed. From the Latin. 1868. 3594.07 
 
 — Stephen (L. ) Essays on free thinking and plain 
 
 speaking. 1873 3595.25 
 
 — Wortman (T.) Treatise, concerning political en- 
 
 quiry, and the liberty of the press. 1800. 5722.18 
 See also Eraser's mag., v. 68, 1863 (Liberty of criticism 
 and law of libel) ; Qu. rev., v. 117, 1865 (Libel and freedom 
 of the press), 
 
 4ty See also Law (Libel) ; — and works in preceding di- 
 visions — American / — British ; — French. 
 
 7. Stamp tax on newspapers. 
 
 — Examiner (The) Ka& the tax on newspapers. From the Radi- 
 
 cal, March, 26, 1836 2711.18 
 
 — Letter to aminister of state, resp. taxes on knowledge. 271L18 
 
 — National political union. Taxes on knowledge. Debate in 
 
 the Ho. of Commons, 15th June, 1832, on E. L. Bulwer's 
 motion, cheap postage on newspapers and other publica- 
 tions. 1832 2711.18 
 
 ■ — On the taxes on knowledge. From the West, rev., July 1 
 1831 .2711.18 
 
 — Roebuck (J. A., cd.) Taxes on knowledge, by F. Place. The 
 
 " Morning Advertiser " and Mr. Wakley, by J. A. Eoebuck. 
 Victims of the unstamped press, by H. S. Chapman 
 
 1836 . 2711.18 
 
 — ■ Taxes on knowledge ; abolition of stamp-duty. From ' Lon- 
 don Review,' Jan., 1836 2711.18 
 
 — Taxes on knowledge ; evil to society from the stamp duty 
 
 [about 1836] 2711.18 
 
 See also Ed. rev., v. 98 (The newspaper stamp). 
 4Kg- See also Newspapers ; — Periodicals. 
 
 Journey due North. See Sala (G. A.) 1858 993.14 
 
 Journey in the back country. See Olmsted (F. L.) 1860. 1124 07 
 Journey round my room. See Maistre (Xavier de). 1871. 2534!j9 
 Journeys. See Countries (p. 285-394) ;— Geography, etc. (p. 568). 
 Jousse (J. ) Theory and practice of the violin. Lon- 
 don, 1811. 4° A.27.18 
 
 Jowett (Benj. D.D.) Extracts from writings : Doctrine of atone, 
 ment. Bighteousness by faith. Imputation of the sin of 
 Adam. Conversion and changes of character. Casuistry. 
 Connection of immorality and idolatry. The Old Test. 
 The quotations from the Old Test, in the New. Fragment 
 on the character of St. Paul. St. Paul and the twelve. 
 Evils in the church of the apostolic age. Belief in the 
 coming of Christ in the apostolic age. [In Noyes (G. R.) 
 Coll. of theol. essays, 1867.] 3577.24 
 
 — On the interpretation of Scripture. [In Essays and reviews 
 
 I860.] 3547.05 
 
 — translator. See Plato. Dialogues 6425.20 
 
 See Quar. rev., v. 98. 1856 (Neology of the cloister j re- 
 view of J.'s Epistles of St. Paul) ; Westm. rev., v. 72, 1859 
 (Jowett and the Broad church). 
 
 Jowett (Rev. Wm.) Time and temper: selections 
 from Holy Scripture, with extracts from EngL au- 
 thors. Added, Thoughts on education. London, 
 1864. 16°. ..... 3563.20 
 
 Joyce (Jeremiah). Scientific dialogues for the young. 
 London, Bohn, 1852. 12°. 4022.07 
 
 Joyce (J. W.) The civil power in its relations to the 
 church ; with special ref . to the court of final ec- 
 clesiastical appeal in England. L., 1869. 8°. 3136.22 
 
 Joyce (Patrick Weston). Ancient Irish music. Har- 
 moniesby J.W. Glover. Dublin,1873. 12°. 1567.02 
 
 — The origin and history of Irish names of places. 
 
 Dublin, 1869. 16°. 472.18 
 
 Joyce (Walter Dwyer). Deirdre. Boston, 1876. 16°. 
 [No name series, no. 2.] 1636.12 
 
 Joyneville (C.) Life and times of Alexander i., emp. 
 of all the Eussias. 3 v. L., 1875. 8°. .3011.30 
 
 Juan Fernandez. See Countries (p. 339). 
 
 Juarez (Benito Pablo, pres. of Mexico, 6. 1806, d. 1872). See Cath- 
 olic world, Nov., 1872 (Personal recollections of J.) ; and 
 the sketch of him in Johnson's cyclopaedia. 
 
 Jubilee days : illus. daily record of the humorous 
 features of the World's Peace Jubilee. With illus. 
 byA.Hoppin. Boston, 1872. fol. . .1566.19 
 
 Jubinal (Achille). Nouveau recueil de contes, dits, 
 fabliaux, et autres pieces ine'd. des tttt. xrv. et 
 xv. siecles. Paris, 1839. 8° 1662.33 
 
 Judaism. See Biblical and relig. lit. (Judaism, p. 90) ; also 
 Huidekoper (F.) Judaism at Borne, B.C. 76 to a.d. 140 
 [3464.14] ; and Kuenon (A.) Religion of Israel. 1874, 3464.13 
 
 Judas Iscariot. Be Quincey (T.) Theol. essays, v. 1. . .3543.20 
 
 — Story (W.W.) A Boman lawyer in Jerusalem: poem. (In 
 
 Blackw. mag., Oct., 1868 ; p. 479-490.] 
 
 See also Kltto's Jour, of sacred lit., July, 1863, p. 319-336 ; 
 and Keble's verses * The Infancy of Judas,' in his ' Lyra in- 
 nocentium.' 
 
 Judd (Orange). Wesleyan University, Middletown, 
 Conn. Alumni records, 1833-69. New York, 
 1869. 8°. 3247.21 
 
 Judd (Rev. Sylvester). The church : discourses. Bos- 
 ton, 1854. 12°. 3563.21 
 
 — Margaret ; a tale of the real and the ideal. 2 v. B., 
 
 1857. 12° 221.34 
 
 Barley (F. 0. C.) 'Composition in outline from 
 
 Margaret. 1856 1446.09 
 
 — Philo : an evangeliad. Boston, 1850. 8". . 1662.12 
 
 — Eichard Edney and the governor's family. Boston, 
 
 1850. 12°. ... . 221.37 
 
 — Thomas Judd and his descendants. Northampton, 
 
 1856. 8°. 3094.28 
 
 Jjy See also Biography (p. 163). 
 
 Judd family. Judd (S.) Thomas Judd and his de- 
 scendants. 1856 3094.28 
 
 Judges of England. See Biography (Legal, p. 111). 
 
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 Griinden der Naturwissenschaft. 1769: Versuch eiuiger 
 Betraclituugen ilber deu Optimismus. 1760 : Gedauken 
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 iirlichen Theologie und der Moral. 1765 : Nachricht von 
 der Einrichtung seiner Vorlesungen in dem Winterhalb- 
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 Traume de metaphysik. 1768 : Von dem ersten Grunde 
 den TJuterschiedes der Gegenden in Baume. 1770 : De 
 mundi sensibilia et intelligibilis forma, etc. 1771 : Recen- 
 sion der Schrift von Moscati iiber den Unterschied der 
 Structur der Mensehen und Thiere. 1775 : Von der ver- 
 echiedenen Racen der Mensehen. 1776-78: Das Base- 
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 3. 1781 : Kritik der reinen Veraunffc. 
 
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 physik, etc. Recension von Scmuz's Versuch einer Anleit- 
 ung zur Sittenlehre fiir aile MenBchen ohne Unterschied 
 der Religion. ] 784 : Idee zu einer allgemeinen Geschichte 
 in weltbiirgerlicher Absicht. 1784 : Beautwortung der 
 Frager : was ist Aufkliirung ? 1785 : Recensionen von 
 Herder's Ideen zur Philos. der Geschichte der Menschheit. 
 Ueber die Vulcane itn Monde. Von der Unrechtmassig- 
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 einer Menschenrace. Grundlegung der Metaphysik der 
 Sitten. 1786 : Muthmassliche Anfang der Menschenge- 
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 Morgenstunden. Ueber den GebrauchteleologischerPrin- 
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 der Urtheilskraft. 
 
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 — Some account of writings and opinions of Justin 
 
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 Same. 3d ed. London, 1853. 8°. . .3563.20 
 
 Kaye (John Win.) Christianity in India. London, 
 
 1859. 8°. 3447.07 
 
 — Essays of an optimist. Phil., 1871. 12°. 2533.23 
 
 Contents.- Holidays. Wort. Success. The wrong side 
 of the stuff. On growing old. On toleration. Rest. 
 
 — History of the administration of the East India com- 
 
 pany. London, 1853. 8° 1014.01 
 
 — History of the Sepoy war in India, 1857-58. 3 v. 
 
 London, 1864-76. 8° 1014.07 
 
 — Hisfchy of the -war in Afghanistan. 2 v. London, 
 
 1851. 8" 1014.15 
 
 -Lives of Indian officers. 2 v. L, 1867. 8°. 3224.20 
 Contents: V. 1. Lord Cornwallis. Sir John Malcolm. 
 Mouutstuart Elphinstone. Rev. Henry Martyn. Sir 
 Charles Metcalfe. 2. Sir Alex. Burnes. Capt. Arthur Con- 
 oily. Maj. Fldred Pottinger. Maj. D'Arcy Todd. Sir 
 Henry Lawrence. Gen. James Keill. Brig.-gen. John 
 Nicholson. 
 
 Note.— Reviewed, Fraser's mag., v. 76, 1876 ; Westm. rev., 
 v. 89, 1868. First appeared in Good words, v. 6, 1865. 
 
 Kaye (Joseph). Social condition and education of the 
 people of England. New York, 1863. 12°. 953.02 
 fser (Christian Gottlob). Index locupletissimus 
 librorum. Vollstandiges Biicher-Lexicon enthal- 
 tend die von 1750 bis 1S76 in Deutschland ge- 
 druckien Biicher. v. 1-19. Leipzig, 1834-77. 
 L 8°. 2756.01 
 
 Keam (Peter) and Mickleborough (John). Hand- 
 book of map drawing. PhiL, 1869. sm. 4°. 932.06 
 
 Kean (Edmund). See Biography (p. 164) ; also New monthly 
 mag., Sept., Oct., 1833 (2 art. by T. C. Grattan). 
 
 Keary (Annie). The nations around [the Holy Land]. 
 London, 1870. 12°. 423.17 
 
 — Early Egyptian history for the young. New ed. 
 
 London, 1863. 16°. 1091.03 
 
 — and E. ) Heroes of Asgard ; tales from Scandinavian 
 
 mythology. London, 1871. 16°. . . . 212.89 
 Keate (George). Narrative of the shipwreck of the Antelope. 
 
 Aug., 1783. [In Waldie library, v. 3.] 6078.17 
 
 Keating (Geofferey, JJ.D.) History of Ireland, to the 
 Engl, invasion [1193]. From the Gaelic, annotat- 
 ed by J. O'Mahony. N. Y., 1857. 8°. . 495.01 
 Keats (John). Poetical works. Ed. with life, by F. 
 J. Child. Boston, 1854. 16°. . . . .1062.14 
 
 — Poetical works. New York, 1850. 12°. .1662.14a 
 
 Contents: Endymion. Lamia. Isabella. Eve of St. 
 Agues. Hyperion. Miscel. poems. Sonnets. Epistles. 
 Stanzas. 
 
 .6®* For lives and crit. notices of K. see Biography (p. 164); 
 
 also Lowell (J.R ) Among my books. 2d series, 1876. 2534.30 
 
 Kebbel (X. E. ) English statesmen since the peace of 
 
 1815. London, 1808. 12° 3222.01 
 
 Contents : Castlereagh, Canning, Palmerston, Wellington 
 
 and earl of Aberdeen, Peel, lord Grey, lord Russell, lord 
 
 Derby, Gladstone, Disraeli. 
 
 Keble (John). The Christian year. 3d Amer. ed. 
 
 Hnladelphia, 1812. 16°. 1662.23 
 
 — — Sams. Philadelphia, 1860. 24°. . . .1662.15 
 
 — Lettors of spiritual counsel. Ed. by B. F. Wilson. 
 
 2ded. Oxford, 1870. 12° 33G4.02 
 
 — Lyra innocentium : thoughts in verse on christian 
 
 children. 9th ed. Oxford, 1861. 16°. . 1651.23 
 
 — Miscellaneous poems. New York, 1869. 12° 166218 
 
 — Yonqe (G M.) Musings over the 'Christian year' 
 
 and 'Lyra Innocentium,' with recollections of 
 Keble. 1871 3 02 5 15 
 
 ■d- , H^Vm lives and sketches of K. see Biography (p. 164) ' 
 
 Keckley (Elizabeth! Behind the scenes* or thirty 
 
 years a slave and four in the White House JSew 
 
 York, 18G8. 12° gjj 3 ^ 
 
 Keddie (Miss H.) See Tytler (Sarah), pseud. ' 
 
 Keddie (Wm.) Cyclopaedia of literary and scientific 
 
 anecdote. London, 1851. 8°. . . 6216 30 
 
 Hedge-anchor; or young sailors' assistant. See B'rady |W., 
 
 1803 4517 01 
 
 Keel and saddle. See Revere (J. W.) 1872. . . . 933' 18 
 
 Keene (Henry George). The Moghul empire ; fl707 
 
 to 1817]. London, 1866. 8°. . . . . 1016.17 
 Keene (James B.) Handbook of practical gaueine 
 
 Philadelphia, 18C8. 12° .3931.38 
 
 Keetels (J. G. ) Oral method with German. Bevised 
 
 ed. New York, 1871. 12°. 6413.35 
 
 Kehoe (S. D.) The Indian club exercise. New York 
 
 1866. 4°. 4618.10 
 
 Keightley (Thomas). Fairy mythology. London, 
 
 Bohn, 1850. 12° . 185.21 
 
 — Crusaders. Scenes, etc. [In Waldie library, v. 7-8.] .5078.21 
 
 — Hist, of England, to 1839. 5 v. N.Y.,1846. 18°. 462.27 
 
 — History of the war of independence in Greece. 
 
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 — Life, opinions, and writings of John Milton. Lon- 
 
 don, 1858. 8° 3121.04 
 
 — Mythology of ancient Greece and Italy. London, 
 
 1831. 8°. 3817.09 
 
 — Outlines of history [to 1814]. L., 1829. 16°. 412.08 
 Keil (K. F.) Commentary on Joshua. Tr. by J. Mar- 
 tin. Edinburgh, 1857. 8° 3732.01 
 
 — Commentary on Kings. Tr. by J. Murphy. Edin- 
 
 burgh, 1857. 8° 3732.02 
 
 — and Delitzsch (F., D.D.) Biblical commentary on 
 
 the Old Testament. Joshua, Judges, Buth. Tr. 
 
 by J. Martin. Edinburgh, 1869. 8°. . 3732.04 
 
 Pentateuch. Tr. by J. Martin. 3 v. Edinburgh, 
 
 1869. 8°. 3731.24 
 
 The Books of Samuel. Tr. by J. Martin. Edin- 
 burgh, 1868. 8°. 3732.05 
 
 The twelve minor prophets, by C. F Keil. Tr. by 
 
 J. Martin. 2 v. Edinburgh, 1868. 8°. . 3734.13 
 
 Keim (De B. Bandolph). San Domingo : pen pictures. 
 Philadelphia, 1870. 12°. 1161.12 
 
 — Sheridan's troopers on the borders. Philadelphia, 
 
 1870. 8°. . _. 1123.17 
 
 Keim (Theodore) " History of Jesus of Nazara. From 
 
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 Keith (Alexander). Evidence of the truth of the chris- 
 tian religion from prophecy. N.Y.,1850.12°. 3564.30 
 
 Keith (Bobert). Hist, of church and state in Scotland, 
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 Keith (Sir Bobert Murray). Memoir and corresp., 
 1756-72 ; with memoir of Caroline Matilda of 
 Denmark, and account of the rev. in 1772. Ed. 
 by Mrs. G. Smyth. 2 v. L, 1849. 8°. .3095.09 
 
 Keith (Thomas). New treatise on use of globes : 
 abridgment. Philadelphia, 1833. 18°. . 4016.11 
 
 Kelland (P.) and'Vait (P.G.) Introduction to quater- 
 nions. London, 1873. 12°. 4014.19 
 
 Keller (Ferdinand). Lake dwellings of Switzerland 
 and other parts of Europe. Tr. by J. E. Lee. 
 96 pi. London, 1866. 8°. 5813.21 
 
 Keller (Franz). *The Amazon and Madeira rivers — 
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 Keller (O. H.) Account of an ancient town in Minnesota. [In 
 Sm. report, 1803.] 3936.18 
 
 Kelley (Wm. D.) Speeches, addresses ajd lettsrs on 
 industrial and financial questions. [Advocating 
 protection.] Philadelphia, 1S72. 8°. . 5927.25 
 
 Kellogg (A. O. ) Shakspeare's delineations cf insanity, 
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 Kellogg (Edward). New monetary system. 2d ed. 
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 Kelly (Christopher). Solomon's temple spiritualized ; 
 with ace. of its destruction. Phil., 1820. 12°. 5337.15 
 
 Kellv (James). The American catalogue of books, 
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 Kelly (Michael). Personal reminiscences. Ed. by 
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 — Reminiscences. New York, 1826. 8°. . .3095.22 
 
 — Timbs (J.) Lives of the later wits, etc., V. 1. 1874. . 3251.08 
 
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 Kelly (Patrick). Universal cambist and commercial 
 
 instructor. 2 v. London, 1821. 8°. . . 5918.01 
 
 Kelly (Walter Keating). Curiosities of Indo-European 
 
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 i — History of the house of Austria, in continuation of 
 
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 — History of Eussia. 2 v. L., Bohn, 1854. 12°. 554.19 
 
 — Proverbs of all nations, compared, explained, etc. 
 
 3ded. London, 1870. 16° 6214.21 
 
 — Syria and the Holy Land. London,1844. 8°. 1054.08 
 Kelson (T. M.) Hints relative to cutaneous complaints. 20 pp. 
 
 London, 1814. 8°. [In Pamphleteer, v. 12.] . . . 5093.12 
 Kelt (Thomas). Mechanics' text-book and engineer's 
 
 guide. Boston, 1852. 12° 3923.07 
 
 Same. Boston, 1872. 18°. 3922.15 
 
 Kelts. See Countries (Celts, p. 299) J— Language {Celtic) ;— Litera- 
 ture {Celtic). 
 Kelty (Mrs. Mary Ann). Real and beau ideal. Bos- 
 ton, 1861. 16° 2542.01 
 
 — Reminiscences of thought and feeling, [anon.] Bos- 
 
 ton, 1853. 12° 3564.00 
 
 — Visiting my relations. London, 1856. 16°. 262.44 
 Kemble (Charles). See Biography (p. 164) ; aZso Bentley's miscel., 
 
 v. 36, 1854. 
 Kemble (Frances Anne). Journal [in the United 
 States, 1832-33]. 2 v. London, 1835. 8°. 3095.10 
 
 — Journal of a residence on a Georgia plantation, 1838- 
 
 1839. New York, 1863. 12° 1113.08 
 
 — Plays. London, 1863. 12°. 1731.16 
 
 Contents : An English tragedy. Eugenie ; or, the Spanish 
 bride. Octavia Bragaldi. 
 
 — Poems. Boston, 1859. 16°. 1663.01 
 
 — Poems. Philadelphia, 1844. 12°. . . . 1624.09 
 
 — A year of consolation. [Travels in Italy.] 2 v. 
 
 New York, 1849. 8° 973.16 
 
 j(H- For sketches of her life see Biography (p. 164). 
 Kemble (John M. ) History of the Saxons in England. 
 2 v. London, 1877. 8° 454.28 
 
 — Burial and cremation. [In Archseol. jour., v. 12.] . . 1463.07 
 
 — On Anglo-Saxon runes. [/reArchffiologia, V. 28, 1840.] 5128.— 
 
 — State papers and corresp. illustrative of the state of 
 
 Europe [1686-1707]. London, 1857. 8°. . 4460.13 
 See biogr. sketch of J. M. K. in Fraser, May, 1858. 
 
 Kemble (John Philip). Macbeth, and king Richard 
 
 the third; an essay. London, 1817. 12°. 1752.11 
 
 J6S- For lives of Kemble see Biography (p. 164) ; also New 
 
 monthly mag., Feb., 1832 (Poetical and literary character). 
 
 Kemlo (Francis). Watch-repairer's hand-book. Bos- 
 ton, 1869. 8° 3932.14 
 
 Kemp (Edward). How to lay out a garden. New 
 York, 1858. 12°. . . 6125.05 
 
 Kemp (T. Lindley). The phasis of matter ; modern 
 chemistry. 2 v. London, 1855. p. 8°. . 4212.06 
 
 — Indications of instinct ; sequel to ' Natural history 
 
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 Kemp ( Wm. ) Kemp's nine daies wonder ; in a daunce 
 
 from London to Norwich ; introd. and notes by A. 
 Dyce. London, Camden soc, 1840. 4°. . 5112 11 
 
 — Oolher (J. P.) Memoirs of the principal actors in the plays 
 
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 Kempis (Thomas a). Imitation of Christ. Introd. es- 
 say, by T. Chalmers. Life of the author, by C 
 
 Ullmann. Boston, 1858. 12° 3513.17 
 
 Same. Rendered into English, by G. Stanhope 
 
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 — Farrar (F. W.) De imitatione Ohristi. [In St! James's fee 
 
 tures, 1875 ; p. 3-24.] 3 5g2 30 
 
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 Kendall (Amos, Amer. democratic politician and editor 
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 Kendall (Edward Augustus). Travels through the 
 Northern United States, 1807-1808. 3 v. New 
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 Kendall (George Wilkins). Narrative' of the Texan 
 banta Fe expedition. 6th ed. 2 v. New York 
 1850. 12° JU3 ^2 
 
 Kendall (Timothe). Flowers of epigrammes. Repr. 
 
 from the ed. of 1577. London, 1874. 4°. (Spen- 
 cer soc, no. 15. ) 1688.13 
 
 Kendrick (Aschel C. ) Life and letters of Mrs. E. C 
 Judson. New York, 1860. 12°. . . . 3094,14 
 
 — Our poetical favorites. 2 ser.N.Y., 1871-76. 12°.1662] 21 
 Kenealy (Edward V., LL.D.) Goethe : a new pan- 
 tomime. London, 1850. 16° 1732.08 
 
 — Poems and translations L., 1864. 12°. . 165126 
 
 See Gentleman's mag., Feb., 1874 (Dr. Kenealy as a uoet 
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 Kenilworth Castle. See Countries (Kenihtiortlt, p. 339). 
 
 Kenly (J. R.) Memoirs of a Maryland volunteer 
 War with Mexico, 1846-48. Phil., 1873. 8°. 585.27 
 
 Kenuan (George). Tent life in Siberia, and adv. 
 among the Koraks, etc. in Kamtchatka and North- 
 ern Asia. New York, 1870. 12°. . . .1024.14 
 
 Kennedy (A. J.) La Plata, Brazil, and Paraguay, 
 during the present war. L., 1869. 16°. 1164.21 
 
 Kennedy (Charles Malcolm). Influence of Christianity 
 upon international law. Cambridge, (Enql ). 
 1856. 8° ? . 3564.01 
 
 — Turks of Constantinople. [In Galton fP.) Vacation tourists 
 
 1862-3.] M5.18 
 
 Kennedy (David H.) Art of tanning leather. 3d ed. 
 
 New York, 1857. 12°. 3941.12 
 
 Kennedy (James, M.D.) Conversations on religion 
 
 with lord Byron and others. L., 1820. 8°. 3027.23 
 Kennedy (James, judge). Modern poets and poetry 
 
 of Spain. London, 1852. 8° 1665.03 
 
 — Probable origin of the Amer. Indians, with particular reference 
 
 to the Caribs. 40 pp. London, 1864. 8°. ... 4735.01 
 Kennedy (Sir James Shaw). Notes on the battle of 
 
 Waterloo. London, 1865. 8° 514.025 
 
 Kennedy (John Pendleton). At home and abroad : 
 
 essays : with journal in Europe, 1867-8. New 
 
 York, 1872 922.24 
 
 — Memoirs of Wm. Wirt. 2 v. Phil.,1852. 12°. 3186.12 
 
 — Mr. Ambrose's letters on the rebellion. New York, 
 
 1865. 16° 642.16 
 
 4S- For this author's novels see Fiction (p. 495). 
 4®- For Ms life see Biography (p. 164). 
 
 Kennedy (Peter, MB.) A discourse on pestilence 
 and contagion in general, [anon.] London, 
 1721. 12°. [' Tracts on the plague, v. 2.'] 4334.20 
 
 Same. A second discourse, etc. by way of sup- 
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 Kennedy (Patrick). Legendary fictions of the Irish 
 Celts. London, 1866. 12°. 3816.18 
 
 Kennel guide. See Stables (G.) 1877 4627.27 
 
 Kennerley (C. B. R.) Field notes on the zoology of the route 
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 Kennett (Basil). Lives and characters of the ancient 
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 Kenney (James). Plays. See Plays (Arranged by authors). 
 
 Kenney (John Henry). Burniad ; epistle to a lady, 
 in the manner of Burns. With poetic miscella- 
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 Kennion (Edward). *Essay on trees in landscape. 
 61 pi. London, 1844. 4°. 1447.05 
 
 Kenny (Daniel J.) American newspaper directory. 
 New York, 1867. 12° 2712.09 
 
 Kenrick (John). Essay on primaeval history. Lon- 
 don, 1846. 8°. 421.14 
 
 — Ancient Egypt under the Pharaohs. 2 v. New 
 
 York, 1852. 12° 1082.04 
 
 — Selection of papers on subjects of archaeology and 
 
 history. London, 1864. 8° 472.17 
 
 Kensington. See Countries (Kensington, p. 339). 
 
 Kent (Charles). Charles Dickens as a reader. Phila- 
 delphia, 1872. 12°. 3052.28 
 
 — The Gladstone government : being cabinet pictures. 
 
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 well. Duke of Argyll. H. Childers. John Bright. 0, 
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 — Poems. New ed. London, 1870. 12°. . 1662.27 
 Kent (James, LL.D. ) Charter of the city of New York, 
 
 with notes. Also, a treatise on the powers of the 
 mayor, aldermen, etc. New York, 1856. 8°. 563402 
 
 — — Same. New York, 1836. 8°. . . . . 5634.01 
 
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 Kentish (Mrs. — ). Poems on various subjects. 2d 
 
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 Kentish (Thomas). Treatise on a box of instruments 
 
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 Keppel (George Thomas, bth earl of Albemarle). Fifty 
 
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 Keppel (Capt. Henry). Expedition to Borneo. New 
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 Keppel (Wm. G, viscount Bury). Exodus of the west- 
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 Ker. See also Kerr. 
 
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 Ker (Rev. John). The day dawn and the rain, and 
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 Keramics. See Fine arts (Pottery arid porcelain, p. 647). 
 
 Keratry (Auguste Hilarion de). Examen philoj. des 
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 Keratry (Emile, comte de). Rise and fall of Maximi- 
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 Kerl (Bruno). Practical treatise on metallurgy, adapted 
 
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 Kerl (Simon). Elements of composition and rhetoric. 
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 Kem(G.M.) Practical landscape gardening. Cincin- 
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 Kerner (Andreas J. G.) The seeress of Prevorst [F. 
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 Kemot (Henry). Bibliotheca diabolica ; books relat- 
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 Kerosene. See Arts (Useful : Petroleum, p. 46). 
 
 Kerr (Robert). General history and collection of voy- 
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 Kersey (Jesse). Treatise on the doctrine of Friends. 
 
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 Kersey (John). Elements of algebra. With lectures, 
 
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 Kessel (Carl von). Koniestreu : roman. Leipzig, 
 
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 Kettell (Thomas P.) History of the great rebellion. 
 
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 Keyser (Jakob Rudolf). Religion of the Northmen. 
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 Khedive's Egypt. De Leon (Edwin). 1877 1091.29 
 
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 Kidd (John, M.D.) Adaptation of external nature to 
 
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 Kidd (Wm.) The canary. L., [1854.] 32°. 4813.08 
 
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 Kidder (Daniel P.) Brazil. See Fletcher (J.O.)ond Kidder. 1164.16 
 Kidder (Frederick). Expedition of Capt. John Love- 
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 — Military operations in eastern Maine and Nova Scotia 
 
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 — Abenaki Indians. [In Maine hist. soo. Col., v. 6, 1859.] 602.061 
 Kiddle (Henry). New manual of the elements of as- 
 tronomy. New York, 1868. 12°. . . .4016.03 
 
 — and Schem (Alexander J.) Cyclopaedia of educa- 
 
 tion. New York, 1877. 8° 5528.28 
 
 Kidnapping in the South seas. See Palmer (George). 1871. 1066.19 
 Kidney and renal diseases. See Medicine. 
 Killarney. See Countries, etc. (Ireland, p. 334). 
 Killebrew (J. B.) and Safford (J. M.) Introd. to the 
 
 resources of Tennessee. Nashville, 1874. 8°. 1133.09 
 Note. — Substantially the same as the ' 1st and 2d Reports 
 
 of the Bureau of agriculture of the state of Tennessee.' 
 Killen (W. D. ) Ecclesiastical history of Ireland. 2 v. 
 
 LondoD, 1875. 8° 3437.18 
 
 Kilpatrick (Hugh Judson). Moore (J.) Kilpatrick 
 
 and our cavalry. 1865 632.04 
 
 Kimball (Harriet McEwen). Swallow-flights. [Poems. ] 
 
 New York, 1874. 16°. 1662.37 
 
 Kimball (J. W.) Heaven. Boston, 1859. 12°. 3564.04 
 Kimball (Richard B. ) Cuba and the Cubans. New 
 
 York, 1850. 12° 1162.02 
 
 j6ST For his novels see Fiction class-list (p. 495). 
 Kindergarten schools. See Education (Kindergarten schools). 
 Kindersley (N. E.) Specimens of Hindoo literature. 
 
 London, 1794. 8° 7813.11 
 
 Kindling ; or a way to do it. See Woodruff (Albert). . .3624.21 
 King (Claries, LL.D.) History of the Chamber of Commerce. 
 
 Anniv. discourse. 1848. [In N. Y. hist, soc, Coll., 2d s. 
 
 v. 2.] 615.07 
 
 King (Charles Wm.) Antique gems : their origin, uses, 
 
 and value. London, 1860. 8°. . . . 1585.04 
 
 — Gnostics and their remains. L., 1864. 8°. .3564.31 
 
 — Hand-book of engraved gems. 31 pi. 1866. 12°. 1585.09 
 Natural history of precious stones and gems, aud 
 
 nrecious metals. London, 1865. 8°. . . 1585.05 
 
 Same. 7 pi. London, Bohn, 1870. 12°. 1585.10 
 
 King (Clarence). Mountaineering in the Sierra Nevada. 
 
 Boston, 1872. 12° 1124.29 
 
 — United States geol. exploration of the 40th parallel. 
 
 v. 2, 3, 5, 6. Washington, 1870-77. 4°. . 1116.09 
 See Hague (A.) and Emmons (S. F.) Descriptive geolo- 
 gy, 1877 [1116.10] ;— Hague (J. D.) Mining industry. 1870 
 11116.10];— Zirkel (F.) Microscop. petrography,1876.[1116.14]; 
 Watson (S.) Botany, 1871 [1116.13]. 
 Kins (Dan). Quackery unmasked. New ed. New 
 York, [cop 1858]. 12° 4322.06 
 
 In asking for books, use the "Book Orders," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
664 
 
 KING -KINGSBOROUGH 
 
 1876. 12°. 
 
 Audiffret-Pasquier 
 
 (£>Mcd'|. 
 Aumale {Due d'). 
 Broglie {Due de). 
 Buffet. 
 
 Chambord (Cte.de). 
 Dulaure (J A. S.) 
 Dupanloup. 
 
 Olllvier (E.) 
 Paris {Comte de). 
 Perier (Casirnir). 
 Picard (Ernest). 
 Rochefort (Henri). 
 Rouher (Eugene). 
 Simon (Jules). 
 Thiers. 
 
 King (Edward, F.B.S.) Kemarks concerning stones 
 said to have fallen from the clouds, both in these 
 days, and in ancient times. L., 1796. 4°. 4028.25 
 
 King (Edward). French political leaders. New York, 
 [Brief biographies, v. 3.] . 3221.17 
 
 Contents. 
 Duval (E. E.) 
 Favre (Jules). 
 Ferry (Jules). 
 Gambetta (Lyon). 
 Grevy (Jules). 
 Hugo (Victor.) 
 Laboulaye (Ed.) 
 MacMahon. 
 
 — The great South. Hartford, 1875. 8°. . .1136.11 
 
 — My Paris : sketches. Boston, 1868. 16°. . 963.23 
 King (John). American dispensatory. 8th ed., enl. 
 
 Cincinnati, 1870. 8° 4313.11 
 
 King (Capt. James). Voyage to the Pacific ocean, 1776-80. See 
 
 Cook {Capt. James) 916.14 
 
 Same. [In Kerr. Col. of voyages, v. 16-17.] . . 914.23 
 
 King (Ool. J. Anthony). Twenty-four years in the Ar- 
 gentine republic. New York, 1816. 12°. 1164.22 
 Trin E (Katie). See Galaxy, Dec, 1874 (art. by F. J. Lippitt). 
 King (Peter, 1th lord; b. 1775, d. 1833). Life of John 
 Locke, with correspondence, etc. New ed. 2 v. 
 London, 1830. 8° 3114.04 
 
 — Selections from speeches and writings. London, 
 
 1844. 8°. 6313.01 
 
 Contents: Memoir. Hints, 1820. On the corn laws. 
 Thoughts on the bank restrictions, 1804. The Catholic 
 question. Speeches on the bank restriction bills, 1804, 
 1818 ; on the resumption of specie payments : on the 
 corn laws ; on the state of the nation ; on tithes and 
 church questions, etc., etc. 
 King (Capt. Philip Parker). Survey of the intertropi- 
 cal and western coasts of Australia, 1818-22. 2 v. 
 London, 1827. 8°. 1063.04 
 
 — and others. Narrative of the surveying voyages of 
 
 H. M. S. Adventure and Beagle, 1HU6-36, describ- 
 ing the southern shores of Southern America, and 
 the Beagle's circumnavigation of the globe. 3 v. 
 
 in 4. London, 1839. 8° 1155.17 
 
 King (Richard J.) Handbook to the cathedrals of 
 England. It., J. Murray. 6 v. 1861-69.8°. 1313.13 
 Contents : Southern division. Pt. 1, Winchester, Salis- 
 bury, Exeter. Wells. Pt. 2. Chichester, Canterbury, Roch- 
 ester. 1861. Eastern division. Oxford, Peterborough, Nor- 
 wich, Ely, Liucoln. 1862. Western division. Bristol, 
 Gloucester, Hereford, Worcester, Lichfield. 1867. North- 
 ern division. Pt. 1. York, Ripon, Carlisle. Pt. 2. Durham, 
 Chester, Manchester. 
 
 — Carlovingian romance. [In Oxford essays, 1856.] . . 2538.20 
 King (Robert, viscount Kingsborough). See Kingsborough. 
 King (Rufus). Speech on the navigation bill. Remarks on the 
 
 Missouri bill. [In Moore (F.) Amer. eloquence, v. 3. 
 1858.1 
 
 — Herring (J.) and Longacre {J. B.) Nat. portr. gallery, v. 3, 
 
 1836 3247.10 
 
 — Homes of Amer. statesmen. (Paper by Oh. King.) . 3245.12 
 
 See also Curtis's History of the constitution, v. 1. 
 
 King {Rev. Samuel Wm.) Italian valleys of the Pen- 
 nine Alps. Withillus. L., 1858. 8°. . 983.09 
 
 King (Thomas H.) *Study-book of mediaeval archi- 
 tecture and art. 4 v. L., 1868. 4° . . 1317.12 
 
 King (Thomas Starr). Christianity and humanity : 
 sermons. Ed., with memoir, by E. P. Whipple. 
 Boston, 1877. 12° 3564.33 
 
 — Patriotism, and other papers. With biogr. sketch, 
 
 by R. Frothingham. Boston, 1864. U°. 35*14.12 
 Containing: Introd. biogr. sketch. Patriotism. Wash- 
 ington, or greatness. Beauty and religion. Great princi- 
 ples and small duties. Plato's views of immortality. 
 Thought and things. True greatness. Indirect influences! 
 Hie more than meat. Inward resources. Natural and 
 spiritual providence. Philosophy and theology. Natural 
 aud revealed religion. The idea of God and the truths of 
 Christianity. Harmony of opposite qualities in the Sa- 
 viour's character and teachings. The chief appeal of re- 
 ligion. 
 
 — The White Hills. Boston, 1860. sq. 8°. . 1111,01 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in N. A. rev., v. 90, 1860. 
 
 — frothingham (B. ) Tribute to T. S. K. 1865. 3096.01 
 King (T. W.) Lancashire funeral certificates ; with add by F 
 
 B. Raines. L., 1869. 4°. [Ohetham soc, v. 75.] . 5U95.35 
 King ,(Wm., LL.D., d. 1712). Original works. 3 v. 
 
 London, 1776. 12° 5046.14 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Memoir. Reflections upon Varilla's His- 
 tory of Heresy. Animadversions on a pretended account 
 of Denmark [by K. Molesworth]. Dialogues of the dead • 
 
 rel. to the Epistle of Phalaris. Journey to London, 1698 
 Remarks on [Swift's] Tale of a tub. Letter to the author 
 of a book. Battle royal. Adversaria. 2. Transactioneer 
 Vindication of Sacheverell. Bisset's recantation. An- 
 swer to a second scandalous book. Two letters from Tom" 
 Boggy to the canon of Windsor. Ruflnus. Essay on civil 
 government. Life of Wro., earl of Flanders. Analoev 
 betw. physicians, cooks, and playwrights. 3. Useful mis 
 cellanies. Art of cookery. Art of love. Poems Letter 
 to a friend on love, marriage, etc. Pindaric ode to memory 
 of Dr. King. Crapulia. Dedications. Index. 
 
 — Poems. Life, by S.Johnson. [In Chalmers (A.) Eng. poets 
 
 v.9.] 1626 09 
 
 — Select poems. [In Sanford, Brit, poets, v. 13.] . . 1691 13 
 King (Wm.,iX.J9., of Oxford, 6. 1685, d 1763). Political 
 
 and literary anecdotes of his own time. Loudon 
 
 1819- 12° 3095.27 
 
 King (W. H.) Lessons on steam, the steam engine 
 
 propellers, etc. New York, 1861. 8°. . .3920.08 
 King (Wm. Ross). The sportsman and naturalist in 
 
 Canada. London, 1866. 1. 8°. ... 4618.11 
 King (Wm. Rufus, of Alabama). See Biography (p. 165). 
 King and commonwealth : Charles 1. etc. See Oordery (B.M.) 463 18 
 King (The) and the Commons. Cavalier and Puritan sons See 
 
 Morley (Henry). 1869 i 6 7 321 
 
 King and a poore northern man, ed. of 1646. Ed. by J. p. Col- 
 
 lier. London, 1841. 16°. [In Percy society, v. ].] 6060.01 
 King Arthur. See Arthur {King), p. 38. 
 King Horn, etc. Ed. by J. li. Lumby. London, 1866. 
 
 8°. [Early Engl, text soc, no. 14.] . . 7913.04 
 King of birds ; or, lay of the phcenix : Anglo-Saxon song of the 
 
 10th or 11th century, Tr. into the metre aud alliteration 
 
 of the original, by G. Stephens. [In Archaeologia, v 3Q 
 
 1844.] 6128.-1 
 
 King Rene's daughter. See Hertz (Henry) 1725.08 
 
 King Sham, etc. in verse. See Greenleaf (L. N.) 1868. . 1644.18 
 Kinglake (Alex. Wm.) Eothen; travel in the East. 
 
 New York, 1858. 12°. 1051.02 
 
 Same. London, 1858. 16°. 5075.13 
 
 — Invasion of the Crimea, v. 1-3. New York, 1868-75. 
 
 12° 551.11 
 
 — Head {Sir F.) Mr. Kinglake, [a criticism] 5091.03 
 
 See also criticisms of his account of the Battle of Inker- 
 maun in Blackwood, Apr., 1875, and United service mag., 
 1875. 
 
 King's bell. See Stoddard (Richard H.) 1863 1687.13 
 
 Kings (County of , N. T.) Board of supervisors. Pro- 
 ceedings, 1N60-77. Brooklyn, 1860-77. 12°. . D.K. 
 
 — Assessment rolls of the five Dutch towns in Kings county, L. 
 
 I. 1675. |7raO'Callaghan(E.B.) Doc. hist., v. 4, 1849.] 614.0* 
 
 — Papers relating to Kings county, L. 1. [In O'Callaghan [E. 
 
 B.) Doc. hist. ofN. Y., v. 3, 1849.] 614.03 
 
 £ST See also Countries, etc. {Brooklyn, p. 296 ',—Long Is- 
 land, p. 341). 
 Kings or monarchs. See Government and politics (p. 584) ;— 
 
 Biography {Royal, p. 115). 
 Kings {Book oj). See Biblical and rellg. lit. {Kings, p. 90). 
 
 Kings and queens. See Abbott (J. S. C.) 1850 3255.28 
 
 Kings of England. See Tonge (C. M.) 1872 461.17 
 
 Kings of Europe and' families. See Fitzgerald (M. S.) . 3255.27 
 Kings of the east : exposition of the prophecies. 
 [anon.] 2d ed. London, 1849. 16°. . . 3564.05 
 Kingsborough (Robert King, earl of Kinqston, vis- 
 count). Antiquities of Mexico : fac-similes of an- 
 cient Mexican paintings and hieroglyphics. To- 
 gether with the Monuments of New Spain, by 
 Dupaix. 9 v. London, 1830-18. fol. . . M.A 
 Contents: v. 1. Copy of the collection of Mendoza, in 
 Bodleian lib. Copy of the Codex TelleriaDO-Remeusis, in 
 Royal lib., Paris. Fac simile of Mexican hieroglypliio 
 painting, from collection of Boturini. Facsimile of Mex- 
 ican paintiug, in Bodleian library. Fac-sim. of Mexican 
 hieroglyphic painting, Bodl. library. 
 
 2. Copy of Mexican ins., in libr. of the Vatican. Fac- 
 sim. of Mexican paiuting given by Abp. Laud, Bodleian 
 lib. Fac-sim. of Mexican painting in the Institute library 
 at Bologna. Mexican paintiug in Imp. lib. at Vienna, 
 Mexican paintings depos. in Royal library at Berlin by 
 Humboldt, aud bas-relief in the Roy. cab. of antiques. 
 
 3. Paintiug iu the Borgiau museum, Rome. Painting in 
 the Royal lib., Dresden. Painting iu possession ol M. de 
 Fezervary, at Pess iu Hungary. Painting in Vatican library. 
 
 4. Dupaix \G.) Monuments of New Spaiu. specimens 
 of sculpture, in possession of Latour Allard, Paris, speci- 
 mens of sculpture in British museum. Plates cop. team 
 the Giro del mondo of Gemelli Careri ; with eugr. of a 
 Mexican cycle. Specimens of Peruvian quipuB, with 
 carved Peruvian box cont. supposed Peruvian quipus. 
 
 5. Humboldt Extrait de l'ouvrage de H. Bur les mo- 
 nument] de l'Amerique. Esplicacion de la colecciou de 
 Mendoza. Explicacion del Codex Telleriauo-Bemensia. 
 Codice mexicano one si conserva uella Bibl. Vaticaua. Du- 
 paix (G.) Viages sobre las antigiledades mejicauasy ameri- 
 cauas. Sagahun (P. de). Libro sexto de la retorica y nlo- 
 sofia, moral y teologia, de la gente Mexicana. 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
KING-SB OROUG-H- KIRBY 
 
 665 
 
 6 Appendix : Interpretation of hieroglyphical paintings 
 of col of Menaoza. Explau. of hieroglyphical paintings of 
 Codex Telleriano-EemensiB. Transl. of explanation of 
 Mexican paintings of Codex Vaticanus. Arguments to 
 Bbow that tho Jews colonized America (pp. 232-409). Du- 
 naix (G ) Monuments of New Spain (see v. 4). Notes. 
 
 7. Sagahun (B. de). Historia umv. de las cosas de 
 Nueva Espafia. 
 
 8. Stippl. notes in contin. of those in 6th vol. Suppl. ex- 
 tracts from Spanish authors [Torquemada, Acosta, and 
 Garcia]. Adair (J.) History of the N. Amer. Indians, 
 their customs, etc., with ref. to their Jewish descent. 
 Cortes. Cartas ineditas. Oviedo (F. de). Eelacionesined. 
 
 9 Tezozomoc (F. de Alvarado). Cronica mexicana 
 (p. 1-19(1. Ixflilxochitl (F. de Alva). Historia chichimeca 
 (p! 197-816). Relaciones hist. Bitos autiguos, sacrificios 
 6 idolatrias de los Indios de la Nueva Espaiia y de su con- 
 version ; epist. de un frayle menor, etc. 
 
 Kingsbury (0. P.) Elementary treatise on artillery 
 and infantry. New York, 1S49. 12°. . .4515.16 
 
 Kingsbury (Harmon). The Sabbath. New York, 1840. 
 16° 3564.03 
 
 Khwsford (Jane), pseud. See Barnard (Charles). 
 
 Kiugsley (Charles). Alton Locke. N.Y.,1850. 12°. 221. 69 
 Note.— Reviewed in New Englander, v. 13, 1855 ; and in 
 Bovue des d. mondes, mai 1851 (par B. Montegut). 
 
 — Andromeda, aud other poems. B., 1858. 16°. 1663.02 
 
 Nate.— Reviewed in Black, mag., v. 84, 1858 ; Fraser's 
 mag., v. 57, 1858. 
 
 Address ou education. [ZnNat. assoo. prom.soc. sci. Trans., 
 
 1869.] 6815.14 
 
 Alexandria and her schools. [In his Sir Walter Raleigh, etc.] 
 
 Note.— Reviewed by J. Martineau, in his Essays, v. 2, 
 1868 ; p. 293-318. 
 
 — At last : a Christmas in the West Indies. London 
 
 and New York, 1871. 12° 1162.25 
 
 — Biogr. preface. [In Brooke (H.) Fool of quality, v. 1.] 142.18 
 
 — David: four sermons. London, 1865. 16°. 3564.11 
 
 — Discipline and other sermons. Ph., 1868. 16°. 3564.06 
 
 — Glaucus ; or the wonders of the shore. Boston, 
 
 1855. 16° 4826.19 
 
 Same. Companion, etc., containing illustrations, 
 
 byG.B.Sowerby. Cambr, (EngL),18l>8. 16°. 4826.20 
 
 — The Good news of God. Sermons. New York, 1859. 
 
 12° 3564.07 
 
 — Gospel of the Pentateuch : a set of parish sermons. 
 
 London, 1863. 16°. 3731.16 
 
 — Health and education. N. Y. , 1874. 12°. .2534.02 
 
 Contents ; The science of health. The two breaths. The 
 tree of knowledge. Nausicaa in London, or the lower edu- 
 cation of women. The air mothers. Thrift. The study of 
 natural history. On bio-geology. Heroism. Superstition. 
 Science. Grots and groves. George Buchanan, scholar. 
 Rondelet.the Huguenot naturalist. Vesalius, the anatomist. 
 -Hereward, last of the English. B., 1866. 12°. 221.70 
 
 Note.— Repr. from Good words, v. 6, 1865. 
 -The Hermits. Philadelphia, 1868. 12°. .3418.07 
 
 — Heroes, or Greek fairy tales. B., 1863. 16°. 221.76 
 -Hypatia. Boston, 1870. 12° 221.71 
 
 Note.— The scene of the novel is located in Alexandria, 
 in early part of 6th century. 
 
 Repr. from Fraser's mag., v. 45, 46, 47. Reviewed by R. 
 A. Taughan in his Essays and remains, v. 2, 1858 ; p. 1-51. 
 
 — Lectures deliv. in America. Phil., 1875. 12°. 2533.28 
 
 Contents. 
 Ancient civilization. 
 First discovery of America. 
 Servant (The) of the Lord [Cyrus the Great]. 
 Stage (The) as it was. 
 Westminster abbey. 
 
 — Madam How and lady Why ; or first lessons in earth 
 
 lore for children. London, 1870. 12°. . 4723.11 
 
 — New miscellanies. Boston, 1860. 12°. . . 2534.07 
 
 Contents. 
 ' A mad world, my masters' (Fraser's, Jan., 1848). 
 Agricultural crisis (N. Brit, rev., Nov., 1850). 
 Brooke (Henry) and the • Fool of quality." 
 Chalk-stream studies (Fraser's, Sept., 1858). 
 Great cities, and their influence. 
 Mansfield's Paraguay, Brazil, etc. 
 Natural history (Study of). 
 Pilgrim's progress illustrated. 
 
 Shelley and Byron (Thoughts on), from Fraser, Nov,, 1856. 
 Smith (Alex.) and Pope (Alex.), from Fraser, Oct., 1858. 
 Speech in behalf of the ladies' sanitary association, 1859. 
 Tauler (John). 
 Thoughts in a gravel pit. 
 
 Water supply of London (N.Brit, rev.. May, 18C1). 
 „, -J[°<e.— Reviewed in Fraser's mag., v. 62, 1860. 
 
 — rnaethon. In his Sir Walter Raleigh, etc 2634.06 
 
 Note.— Reviewed by J. Martineau in his Essays, v. 2. 
 
 -Poems. Boston, 1855. 16° 1663.03 
 
 -Roman (The) and the Teuton. L., 1864. 8°. 443.24 
 
 — Sermons for the times. N. Y., 1856. 18°. .3564.08 
 
 — Sermons on national subjects. 2d ed. 2 v Lon- 
 
 don, 1860. 12° 3564.09 
 
 — Sir Walter Baleigh and his times, with other papers 
 
 Boston, 1859. 12° 2534.06 
 
 Contents. 
 Alexandria and her schools (N. Brit, rev., May 1855) 
 Burns and his school, (N. Brit, rev., Nov. 1851) 
 Froude's England from Wolsey to Elizabeth (N* Brit rev 
 
 Nov., 1866). 
 My winter garden (Fraser, v. 51, 1858). 
 North Devon (Fraser, v. 40-41, 1849-50). 
 Phaethon. 
 
 Plays and Puritans (N. Brit. rev.. May, 1856). 
 Poetiy of eacred and legendary art (Fraser, v. 39 1849) 
 Raleigh (Sir Walter). ' 
 
 Tennyson (Fraser, v. 42, 1850). 
 Vaughan's Hours with the mystics (Fraser, v. 54, 1856). 
 
 — Three lectures on the ancient regime as it existed on 
 
 the continent before the French revolution. Lon- 
 don, 1867. 16° 513.09 
 
 — Town geology. New York, 1873. 12°. . . 4111.33 
 
 — Two years ago. London, 1866. 12°. . . 221.72 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in New Englander, v. 15, 1857. 
 
 — Water-babies, a fairy tale. L, 1869. 12°. . 221.73 
 
 — Westminster sermons. London, 1874. 8°. . 3564.29 
 
 — Westward Ho ! or adventures of Sir Amyas Leigh. 
 
 London, 1871. 12° 221.74 
 
 Note. — Reviewed in Fraser's mag., v. 51, 1855 ; N. A. rev. 
 v. 81, 1855 ; and by G. Brimley in his Essays, 1860. 
 
 — What then does Dr. Newman mean ? London, 1864. 8°. 
 
 Note. — For reply Bee Newman (J. A.) Apologia pro vita 
 
 eua 8577.11 
 
 See also Blackw., v. 96, 1864 (C. Kingsley and Dr. Newman). 
 
 — Yeast ; a problem. New York, 1864. 12°. 221.75 
 
 Note. — Reviewed in Fraser's mag. ,Mch., 1875 (by R.J.King). 
 
 — Kingsley (Mrs. G.) Charles Kingsley : his letters and 
 
 memories of his life. New York, 1877. 8°. 3094.32 
 Note. — Reviewed in Fraser's mag., Feb., 1877 (by A. K. H 
 Boyd) ; Edin. rev., Apl., 1877 ; Fortn. rev., Jan., 1877, by G. 
 A. Simcox. 
 
 jtjtgf* For other crit. estimates of Charles Kingsley, see Bio- 
 graphy (p. 165). 
 Kingsley (Henry). Tales of old travel. London, 
 
 1869. 12° 933.04 
 
 J6S- For his novels see Fiction (p. 495). 
 Kingsley (James L.) Life of Ezra Stiles. [In Sparks (J.) Amer. 
 biog., 2d s., v. 6, 1847.] 3241.16 
 
 Kin gston ( W. H. G. ) Boy 's own book of boats. New 
 ed., revised. London, 1868. 16°. . . . 4517.16 
 J8®= For his tales see Fiction (p. 495). 
 
 Kington (Thomas Lawrence). See Oliphant (T. L. Kington). 
 
 Kinloch (M. G. J.) History of Scotland, chiefly ec- 
 clesiastical. Edinburgh, 1874. 16°. . . 485.13 
 
 Kinney (Elizabeth C.) Bianca Cappello, a tragedy. 
 New York, 1873. 16°. 1731.17 
 
 — Poems. New York, 1867. 16°. 1663.04 
 
 Kinnicutt (Thomas). Memoir of John Davis. [In Archsologia 
 
 Americana, v. 3, 1857.] 677.20 
 
 Kinsey (Rev. W. M. ) "Portugal illustrated. [Lon- 
 don,] 1828. 1.8° 986.02 
 
 Kinsley (Charles). Self-instructor on lumber-survey- 
 ing. Calais, (Me.,) 1870. 12° 3922.12 
 
 Kinsman family. Stickney (Lacy W.) Genealogical 
 record of descendants of Robert Kinsman, of Ips- 
 wich, Mass. 1634-1875 3094.31 
 
 Kinzie (Mrs. John H.) Wau-Bun ; or 'early day' in 
 the Northwest. New York, 1856. 8°. . 1125.02 
 
 Kip (Laurence). Army life on the Pacific ; exped. 
 against the Northern Indians in 1858. New York, 
 
 1859. 8° 1123.24 
 
 ,8S- For novelsby L. K. see Fiction (p. 495). 
 
 Kip (Bp. Wm. Ingraham). The Catacombs of Eome. 
 New York, 1854. 16°. 3416.20 
 
 — Christmas holidays in Eome. N.Y.,1846. 12°. 972.13 
 
 — Church of the apostles. New York, 1877. 12°. 3564.32 
 
 — Double witness of the church. 2d ed., revised. 
 
 New York, 1844. 16°. 3564.14 
 
 — Earlv Jesuit missions in North America. New York, 
 
 1846. 12° 3447.10 
 
 — Recollections of John Vanderlyn. [In Atlantic, v. 19.] 
 
 — editor. See Recantation, etc 3586.18 
 
 Kipping (Robert). Masting, mast-making, and rigging 
 
 of ships. London, 1861. 16° 4517.29 
 
 Kirby (Mary and Elizabeth). Beautiful birds in far- 
 off lands. London, 1872. 12° 4813.12 
 
 — Chapters on trees. London, [1873.] 12°. . 4915.17 
 
 84 la asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
KIRBY -KNAPP 
 
 Kirby (E. S.) Wonderful and eccentric museum ; or 
 magazine of remarkable characters. 5 v. Lon- 
 don, 1820. 8° 3264.10 
 
 Kirby (Rev. Wm.) Power, wisdom, and goodness of 
 God as manifested in the creation of animals. 2 v. 
 L., 1835. 8°. (Bridgewater treatises.) . 3524.07 
 
 Same. London, Bohn, 1852. 12°. . .3524.18 
 
 — and Spence (Wm.) Introduction to entomology. 
 
 With plates. 2d ed. 2 v. L., 1816. 8°. 4833.03 
 I - — Same. 7th ed. London, 1858. 8°. . . 4823.05 
 /-Cirbv (W. W.) Journey to Toucan, Russian America. [In Sm. 
 
 ' report, 1861] 3936.19 
 
 Kirk. See also Kirke. 
 
 Kirk (Edward Norris, D.D.) Lectures on the parables. 
 
 London, [1868]. 12°. 3564.16 
 
 — Mears(D. 0.) Life of E. N. K. 1877. . .3095.32 
 Kirk (John). Social politics in Great Britain and Ire- 
 land. London, 1870. 12° 5834.05 
 
 Kirk (Sev. John). Roman Catholic principles in ref. to God and 
 the king. L., 1818. 8°. [In Pamphleteer, v. 13.] . 6058.13 
 
 Kirk (John Foster). History of Charles the bold, 
 duke of Burgundy. 3 v. Phil., 1864. 8°. 3036.01 
 
 Kirkaldy (David). Results/ of an experimental in- 
 quiry into the tensile strength and other proper- 
 ties of various kinds of wrought-iron and steel. 
 2d ed. London, 1866. 8°. 4006.04 
 
 Kirkaldy (Sir Wm.) Memoirs, [anon.] London, 
 [1849.] 8° 3095.23 
 
 Kirke (Edmund), pseud. See Gilmore (J. R.), in Fiction (p. 484). 
 
 Kirke (Henry). First English conquest of Canada; 
 with some account of the earliest settlements in 
 Nova Scotia and Newfoundland, [1600-1700]. Lon- 
 don, 1871. 8°. 564.07 
 
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 tus' may be mentioned in the same connection. Cer* 
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672 
 
 LAMB - LANCEEEAUX 
 
 Lamb (Charles). Eliana ; hitherto uncollected writ- 
 ings. Ed. by J. E. Babson. B.,1864. 12°. 2535.03 
 Contents. 
 Essays and sketches, viz.: — 
 
 Actors (The old). 
 
 Actors (The religion of). 
 
 Ass (The). 
 
 Character of the late Elia. 
 
 Charles Lamb's autobiogra- 
 phy. 
 
 Coleridge (On the death of). 
 
 Custom of hissing at the tl j ea- 
 tres : with some account of 
 a club of damned authors. 
 
 Be Foe's secondary novels 
 (Estimate of). 
 
 Dunstan (Sir Jeffery), Remi- 
 niscence of. 
 
 Elia on his ' Confessions of a 
 drunkard.' 
 
 Elia to his correspondents. 
 
 Gentle giantess. 
 
 Good clerk (The), a character : 
 with some account of the 
 complete Engl, tradesman. 
 
 Guy Faux. 
 
 Illustrious defunct (The). 
 
 In re squirrels. 
 
 John Kemble and Godwin's 
 tragedy ' Antonio.' 
 
 Last peach (The). 
 
 Letter to an old gentleman 
 whose education has been 
 neglected. 
 
 Liston (Mr.), Biogr. mem. of. 
 
 Months (The). 
 
 Munden (Mr.), Autobiogr. of. 
 
 EsBays {continued). 
 
 Popular fallacy that a deform- 
 ed person is a lord. 
 
 Postscript to the 'Chapter on 
 ears.' 
 
 Proper names (Ambiguities 
 arising from). 
 
 Reflections in the pillory. 
 
 Reynolds gallery (The). 
 
 Saturday's dinner (A). 
 
 Starkey (Captain). 
 
 Table-talk. 
 
 ' Tempest ' (On a passage in 
 the). 
 
 Unitarian protests, in a letter 
 to a friend of that persua- 
 sion newly married. 
 
 Vision of horns (A). 
 Letters. 
 
 Pawnbroker's daughter, farce. 
 Poems. 
 Tales, viz.: 
 
 Arabella Hardy ; or the sea 
 voyage. 
 
 Cupid's revenge. 
 
 Defeat of time ; or a tale of 
 the fairies. 
 
 Maria Howe ; or the effect of 
 witch stories. 
 
 Reminiscences of Juke Jud- 
 kinB, esq., of Birmingham. 
 
 Susan Yates ; or first going to 
 church. 
 
 Ulysses (Adventures of). 
 Note. — Some of the above appeared in Atlantic monthly, 
 v. 11, 12, H. 
 
 ■ ERsays of Elia. New York, 1852. 12°. . .2535.02 
 — Same. New York, 1870. 12° 2534.19 
 
 Contents. 
 
 All-fools' day. 
 
 Amicus redivivus. 
 
 Artificial comedy .of the last cen- 
 tury. 
 
 Bachelor's complaint of beha- 
 vior of married people. 
 
 Barbara S — . 
 
 Barrenness of the imaginative 
 faculty in the productions of 
 modern art. 
 
 Blakesmoor in H — shire. 
 
 Captain Jackson. 
 
 Chapter on ears. 
 
 Child-angel. 
 
 Christ's hospital flve-and-thirty 
 years ago. 
 
 Complaint of the decay of beg- 
 gars in the metropolis. 
 
 Confessions of a drunkard. 
 
 Convalescent (The). 
 
 Detached thoughts on books and 
 reading. 
 
 Distant correspondents. 
 
 Dream-children : a reverie. 
 
 Elliston (To the shade of). 
 
 EUistoniana. 
 
 Genteel style in writing. 
 
 Grace beiore meat. 
 
 Imperfect sympathies, 
 
 Mackery end iu Hertfordshire. 
 
 Modern gallantry. 
 
 Munden (On the acting of). 
 
 My first play. 
 
 My relations. 
 
 New-year's eve. 
 
 Newspapers 35 years ago. 
 
 Old actors (On some of the). 
 
 Old and new school-master. 
 
 Old benchers of the Inner Tem- 
 ple. 
 
 Old china. 
 
 Old Margate Hoy. 
 
 Oxford in the vacation. 
 
 Poor relations. 
 
 Praise of chimney-sweepers. 
 
 Quaker's meeting (A). 
 
 Rejoicings upon the new year's 
 coming of age. 
 
 Roast pig (Dissertation on). 
 
 Sanity of true genius. 
 
 South-sea house. 
 
 Stage illusion. 
 
 Superannuated man. 
 
 Sidney (Sir Philip), Some Bon- 
 nets of). 
 
 Tombs in the abbey. 
 
 Two races of men. 
 
 Valentine's day. 
 
 "Wedding (The). 
 
 Witches and other night fears. 
 
 Popular fallacies. 
 
 Mrs. Battle's opinions on whist. 
 
 — Poetical works. Philadelphia, 1852. 8°. . 1683.05 
 
 Note. — Included in his ' Works/ below. 
 
 — Specimens of English dramatic poets ; about the 
 
 time of Shakespeare. London, 1854. 8°. 1732.09 
 
 — Works. Collected and ed. with Memorials, by Sir 
 
 T. N. Talfourd. Newed. L., 1867. 8°. .5047.07 
 
 — Works. With life by Sir T. N. Talfourd. 2 v. 
 
 New York, 1857. 12° 5047.01 
 
 v. 1. Letters; with a sketch of his life. Final memorials. 
 2. Essays of Elia. Last essays of Elia. Recollections of 
 Christ's Hospital. Essays : On the tragedies of Shakspeare. 
 Characters of dramatic writers contemporary with Shak. 
 speare. Specimeus from the writings of Fuller. On the 
 genius and character of Hogarth. On the poetical works of 
 Geo. Wither. Letters : The Londoner. On burial societies, 
 etc. On the danger of confounding moral with personal 
 deformity. On the inconveniences resulting from being 
 hanged. On the melancholy of tailors. Hospita on the 
 immoderate indulgences of the pleasures of the palate. 
 Edax on appetite. Curious fragments. Mr. H— , a farce. 
 Poems, including ' A farewell to tobacco,' etc. Sonnets. 
 Blank verse, including John Woodvil, a tragedy. Album 
 verses, etc. The wife's trial; or the intruding widow, 
 dramatic poem. 
 J85T For lives and estimates of Lamb, see Biography (p. 160) . 
 
 Lamb (Mrs. Martha J.) History of the city of New 
 York. Illustrated, v. 1- . New York and Chi- 
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 — Practical hints on decorative needle work. London 
 
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 — Idiomatic key to the French language : conversa- 
 
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 — A century of Birmingham life : 1741-1841. 2 v. 
 
 Birmingham, 1868. 8° 455.15 
 
 Langhome (John). Poems. Ed. with life, by A. Chalmers. [In 
 C.'s Engl, poets, v. 16, 1810.] 1626.16 
 
 — Select poems. Ed. by R. Walsh. [In Sanford (E.) and 
 
 Walsh (R.) Brit, poets, v. 30, 1822.] 1691.30 
 
 Langland (Wm.) Parallel extracts from 29 mss. of 
 Piers Ploughman. Ed. by W. W. Skeat. L., 
 1866. 8°. [Early Eng. text soc, no. 17.] 7913.09 
 
 — Vision and Creed of Piers Ploughman. Ed. by T. 
 
 Wright. 2d ed. 2 v. L, 1856. 16°. . 1676.06 
 Note.— The ' Crede ' is not by W. Laugland. 
 
 — The vision of William concerning Piers Plowman, 
 
 with Vita de Dowel, Dobet, et Dobest, secundum 
 wit et resoun. Ed. by W. W. Skeat. v. 1-3. 
 London, 1867-73. 8°. [Early Eng. text soc, nos. 
 
 28, 38, 54.] 7913.09 
 
 Contents : Pt. 1. Vernon text, or text A. 2. ' Crowley ' 
 text, or text B. 3. ' Whitaker ' text, or text C. Richard 
 the Redeles, by same author. The Crowned king by 
 another hand. Pt. 4 will contain notes and glossary to 
 all three texts. 
 
 tfote.—' The character of Piers, in its highest form of de- 
 velopment, is identified with that of Christ the savior." 
 
 For further notices of ■ The vision ' see New Englandrr. v. 
 34 1875 (art. by T. R. Lounsbury) ; Morley's Engl, writers 
 before Chaucer, p. 757-767 [2754.19]. 
 See also Pierce the plowman's crede 7913.11 
 
 Langley (J. N.) Elementary physiology. See Foster (M.) and 
 Langley • 4326.27 
 
 Langley (S. P.) The solar photosphere. (In Amer. assoc. Proc, 
 v. 22, 1873.] 3946.20 
 
 Langstaff(Lancelot, pseud). See Salmagundi. 
 
 Langtoft (Pierre). Chronicle, in French verse, to the 
 death of Edward I. Ed. by T. Wright. 2 v. 
 L., 1866-68. 8°. [Rolls chronicles.] . . 5140.— 
 
 — Chronicle, (as improv'd by Kobert of Brunne). 
 
 Publ. by T. Hearne. \ln Hearne (T. ) Works, v. 
 3-4. London, 1810. 8°.] 476.03 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
674 
 
 LANQ-UAQ-E AND PHILOLOGY. 
 
 Abrangenent OF ScE-DlvisioNS.— I. General philological periodicals. — II. Origin and philosophy of language. —HI. Compara- 
 tive philology. — IV. Principles of grammar. — V. Alphabets and alphabetic characters. — VI. Study of language VII. Various 
 
 languages and dialects: 1, Americanisms.— 2, Anglo-Saxon.— 3, Arabic— 4, Armenian.— 5, Assyrian.— 6, Celtic, Irish 
 Gaelic, and British.— 7, Chinese.— 8, Circassian.— 9, Danish. 10, Dutch.— 11, English.— 12, Etruscan.— 13, French.— 
 14, German.— 15, Greek.— 16, Guiana.— 17, Hebrew and Ohaldee.— 18, Hieroglyphics.— 19, Hungarian.— 20, Icelandic 
 or old Norse.— 21, Hindustani and other languages of India — 22, Indian languages of America.— 23, Italian.— 24, Japan- 
 ese.— 25, Latin 26, New Zealand.— 27, Norwegian.— 28, Persian.— 29, Polyglott Dictionaries.— 30, Romance language. 
 
 31, Russian 32, Sanscrit.— 33, Scottish 34, Slang.— 35, Spanish.— 36, Swedish.— 37, Tonga Islands.— 38, Travel talk. 
 
 39, Turkish.— 40, Umbrian. — 41, Welsh — 42, Toruba. 
 
 i I. General Philological Periodicals. 
 
 \ American philological association. Proceedings. 2d- 
 8th annual session, 1870-76. New York and Hart- 
 ford, 1871-76. 8° 6441.15 
 
 Classical journal, v. 1-40,1810-29. L.,1810-29. 8°. 2742.01 
 
 Journal pf classical and sacred philology. 4 v. Cam- 
 bridge, (Engl.), 1854-1860. 8°. . . . .6444.01 
 
 Journal of philology. Ed. by W. G. Clark, J. E. B. 
 Mayor, and W. A. Wright, v. 1-3. London and 
 Cambridge, 1868-71. 8°. 6444.05 
 
 Philological museum. 2 v. Cambr., 1832-33. 8°. 6414.20 
 
 Philological society, London. Proceedings, 1842-43— 
 1864. 15 v. London, 1844-64. 8°. . . 6443.01 
 
 II. Origin and Philosophy of Language. 
 
 Beattie(J.) Theory of language. 1788. . .6411.10 
 
 Same. [In his 'Works, v. 2.] 6015.10 
 
 Bentham (J.) Essay on language. [In his Works, v. 8 (15-16.)] 5016.08 
 Bleek(W.H.J) On the origin of language. 1869. 6412.14 
 Burgess (W. B.) Relation of language to thought. 
 
 1869 6411.11 
 
 Calvert (G.H.) Essays aesthetics!. 1875. . .2411.29 
 Curiositis philologiques, ge'ographiques, etc. 1855. 
 
 [Bibliotheque de poche.] 6411.07 
 
 De Quincey (T.) Language. [In his Letters to young men, 1854 ; 
 
 p. 161-187J 2522.09 
 
 Bxi}ight(B. W.) Modern philology. 2 v. 1864. 6111.24 
 
 See also New Englander, Aug., 1858 ; p. 465-611. 
 Fiske [J.) Genesis of language. [In N. A. rev., v. 109, 1869 ; 
 
 p. 305-367.] 
 
 Flamank [J.) Mind and manner, p. 98-133 6435.23 
 
 Gerber (G.) Die Sprache als Kunst. 1871. .6414.33 
 
 </i/U(G. W.J.) A tractate on language. 1860. 6412.09 
 
 Hadley(J.) Essays philological, etc. 1873. .6414.19 
 
 Contents : Greek rhythm and metre, and other papers. 
 
 Indo-European futures. Indo-European aspirate mutes. 
 
 On passive formations. English possessive case. Ellis's 
 
 Early English pronunciation. On English vowel quantity 
 
 In the 13th century and in the 19th. On the language of 
 
 Palestine at the time of Christ. 
 Harris [J.) Hermes: or universal grammar. [In his Works, 
 
 1841.] 6044.26 
 
 — Philological enquiries. [In his Works, 1841.] ... 6044.26 
 Hovelacque (A.) Science of language. Tr. by A H. 
 
 Keane. 1877 6411.26 
 
 Johnes (A. J.) Philological proofs of the original unity 
 and recent origin of the human race. 1846. 6412.29 
 Johnson (A. B. ) Meaning of words : intellections, 
 sensations, and emotions. 1854. . . . 6434.07 
 Johnson (E.) Nuces philosophicse : philosophy of 
 things as developed from the study of the philo- 
 sophy of words. 1842 6414.08 
 
 Johnson (5.) Philological tracts. [In 7m Works, v. 2.] . 6045.10 
 Kavanagh (M. ) Origin of language and myths. 2 v. 
 
 1871 6411.12 
 
 Latham (B. <?.) Logic in its application to language. 
 1856 5428.16 
 
 — Opuscula. Essays chiefly philological and ethno- 
 
 graphical 1860. 6425.30 
 
 Mansel IB. L.) Philosophy of language. [In Ms Letters, etc., 
 
 1873.] 6424.23 
 
 Monboddo I J. Burnet, lord). Of the rise and progress 
 of language. 2d ed. 6 v. 1774-88. . . 6414.11 
 Contents : v. 1. Whether language be from nature or ac- 
 quired habit. 2. Of the art of language. Of the Greek 
 language. 3. Of style. 4. Of the excellencies and defects 
 of different languages. Of style, and its different kinds. 
 5. Of style, continued. 6. Ruetorio and oratory. 
 Midler (Max). Lectures on the science of language. 
 
 2v. 1862-65 6412.03 
 
 Contents : v. 1. The science of language one of the physi- 
 cal sciences. Growth of language in contradistinction to 
 its history. Empirical stage. ClasBificatory stage. Gen- 
 ealogical classification. Comparative grammar. Morpho- 
 logical classification. Origin of language. 2. New theo- 
 ries. Language and reason. Physiological alphabet. 
 Phonetic change. Grimm's law. Etymology. Powers of 
 roots. Metaphor. Mythology of the Greeks. Jupiter the 
 supreme Aryan God. Myths of the dawn. Modern my- 
 thology. 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Blackwood, v. 96, 1864 ; Ed. rev v 
 115, 1862 ; Fraser's mag., v. 65, 1862 ; Nat. rev., v. 13, 1861 '. 
 N. A. rev., v. 104, 1865 (Is the study of language a physical 
 science?); Qu. rev., v. 119, 1866; Westm. rev v 83. 
 1865; v. 86, 1866. '' ' 
 
 — Loctures on Darwin's philosophy of language. [In Fraser's 
 
 mag., May, Juue, July, 1873.] 
 
 — On the origin of reason. [In Oontem. rev., Feb. 1878.] 
 
 Note. — A review of Noire's Der Ursprung der Sprache. 
 
 — On the stratification of language. 1868. . 6412.25 
 
 — Results of the science of language. [In Contem. rev v 20 1 
 
 Peile (J.) Philology. 1877 6+11.06 
 
 Priestley (j.) Theory of language, and universal grammar [In 
 
 his Works, v. 23.] 3691.25 
 
 Benan (E.) De l'origine du langage. 1859. . 6413.01 
 " (K. W. F. von). Philosophy of language. Tr. 
 
 by A J. W. Morrison. 1847 5416.22 
 
 Schleicher (A.) Darwinism tested by the science of 
 
 language. From the German. 1869. . 6412.13 
 Scott (R.) Origin and progress of language and writing. [In 
 
 Class, jour., v. 1,2; p. 37-47, 1810.1 2742.01 
 
 Stoddart (Sir J.) Glossology; or the historical rela- 
 tions of language. 1858. 6412.10 
 
 Taylor (1.) Words and places. 1865. . . .6614.12 
 Note.— Reviewed in Quarterly rev., v. 116, 1864. 
 
 Tylor (E. B.) Origin of language ; interjections!, imitative, and 
 symbolio theories. [In Fortn. rev., v. 4, 1866.] 
 
 Wedgwood ( H. ) On the origin of language. 1866. 6412.15 
 Note. — Advocates the interjectional and imitative theories. 
 
 Whitney (W. B.) Language and the study of lan- 
 guage. 1867. 6412.01 
 
 — Are languages institutions? [In Contem. rev., Apl., 1876.J 
 
 — Darwinism and language. [In N. A. rev., July, 1874.J 
 
 Note. — Holds that Darwin's general view of speech in 
 its anthropological relations is far truer than that of Max 
 Muller. See also article by George H. Darwin apropos of 
 the discussion, in Contemp. rev., Nov., 1874. 
 
 — Life and growth of language. 1875. . . . 6411.18 
 
 — Oriental and linguistio studies. 1873. . . 6411.15 
 
 Contents : Indo-European philology and ethnology. Miil- 
 ler's Lectures on language. Present state of the question 
 as to the origin of language. Bleek and the simious the- 
 ory of language. Schleicher and the physical theory of 
 language. Steiuthal and the psychological theory of lan- 
 guage (N. A. rev., April, 1872). Language and education 
 (N. A. rev., v. 113, 1871). 
 
 Same. 2d series. 1874 6411.16 
 
 Contents: Muller's Chips from a German workshop. 
 Cox's Aryan mythology. Alford's Queen's English. How 
 shall we spell ? Elements of English pronunciation. Ge- 
 lation of vowel and consonant. Bell's visible speech. On 
 the accent in Sauskrit. 
 
 — Value of linguistio science to ethnology. [In New Englander, 
 
 v. 26, 1867.] 
 
 Wilkins [A. S.) Some historical results of the science of lan- 
 guage. [In Owens College. Essays and addresses.] 2688.05 
 
 Wilson (J.) Rough notes on the errors of grammar, 
 and the nature of language. 1858. . . 6415.1H 
 
 Wiseman [J.) Comparative study of languages. [In Ms Twelve 
 
 lectures, etc. v. 1, 1853 ; p. 1-134.] 3624.05 
 
 See also Black, mag., v. 94, 1862 (Characteristics of Lan- 
 guage) ; N. A. rev., v. 97, 1863 (Evolution of language : 
 Muller, Renau, Spencer) ; N. Brit, rev., v. 30, 1869 (Philo- 
 sophy of language : Renan, Muller) ; Westm. rev., Oct., 
 1874 (Origin of language ; Muller, Darwin, Farrar). 
 
 HE. Comparative Philology. 
 
 Balbi (A.) "Atlas e"thnographique du globe, ou classi- 
 fication des peuples d'apres leurs langues. 1826. 
 fol. ............. A.27.01 
 
 Same. Partie hist, et litteraire. T. 1. Discouis 
 
 prelim. 1826. 8° 6414.18 
 
 Note. — Has also title * Introd. a, l'Atlas/ etc* 
 
 Bellows (J.) Outline dictionary for the use of mission- 
 aries, explorers, and students. 1867. . 6ttl.W 
 
 Bopp (F. ) Comparative grammar of the Sanskrit, Zend, 
 Greek, Latin, Lithuanian, Gothic, German, and 
 Sclavonic languages. 3 v. 1862. . . .6412.16 
 
 Bunsen IC. C. J.} Outlines of the philos. of universal history ap- 
 plied to language and religion, [v. S-4 of his Christianity 
 and mankind, 1854.] • si r J it 
 
 Davies (J.) On the connexion of the Keltic with the Teutonic 
 languages, and especiaUy with the Anglo-Saxon. [In rtom. 
 soc. Proceedings, 1857.] °" dlu 
 
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LANGUAGE: Grammar, Alphabets, Americanisms, Anglo-Saxon, Arabic, Armenian. 675 
 
 DeVere (M. 8.) Outlines of comparative philology. 
 1853 6413.02 
 
 Dwight (B. W.) Mod. philology. 3ded. 2v. 1864. 
 
 Farrar (F. W.) Families of speech. Four lectures. 
 1870 6412.22 
 
 _ Chapters on language. 1865 
 
 Ferrar (W. S.) Comparative grammar of Sanskrit, 
 Greek, and Latin, v. 1. 1869. . . .6412.19 
 
 Grimm (/. L.) See under his name (p. 694 of Catalogue). 
 
 Guest IE.) On the elements of language. [In Philol. soo. Pro- 
 ceedings, V. 3, 1848.] 6448.03 
 
 HaldemanlS. S.) Chinese and Indo-European languages. [In 
 Amer. assoc. Proc, v. 10, 1856.] 3946.09 
 
 Eelfenstein [J.) Comparative grammar of the Teutonic 
 language. Being at the same time a historical 
 grammar of the English language. 1870. 6413.08 
 
 Jamieson (J.) Hermes Scythicus : or the radical affini- 
 ties of the Greek and Latin languages to the Gothic. 
 1814. 6413.04 
 
 .Einstein (L. F., ed. ) Study of modern languages. 
 Part 1. French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Ger- 
 man, and English [phrases, conversations, idioms, 
 efc.] 1848 6416.14 
 
 Latham (R. 0.) Elements of comparative philology. 
 1862 6414.17 
 
 Lewis {J.) Tables of comparative etymology and ana- 
 logous formations in the Greek, Latin, Spanish, 
 Italian, French, English, and German languages. 
 1828 6416.15 
 
 Morgan (L.R) Systems of consanguinity and affinity 
 of the human family. 1871 3937.17 
 
 Maury [A.) On the distribution and classification of tongues. 
 [In Nott and Gliddon's Indigenous races of the earth. 
 1857 ; p. 26-87.] 4736.02 
 
 MuOier (F.) Beise der osterreichischen Fregatte No- 
 
 varaum die Erde, 1857-59. Linguistischer Theil. 
 
 Wien,1867. 4°. 936.16 
 
 Contents: Afrikanische Sprachen. Indische Sprachen. 
 
 Australische Sprachen. Malayo-Polynesische Sprachen. 
 MWer(F. Max). Chips from a German workshop. 
 
 4v. 1867-75. 2537.19 
 
 — Languages of the seat of war in the east ; with sur- 
 
 vey of the Semitic, Arian, and Turanian alphabet, 
 and an ethnographical map, drawn by A. Peter- 
 mann. 1855 6414.22 
 
 — Introduction. See Bellows (J.) Outline diet., efc., 1867. 6411.09 
 Murray (A. ) History of the European languages : or re- 
 searches into the affinities of the Teutonic, Greek, 
 Celtic, Sclavonic, and Indian nations. 1823. 6412.27 
 
 NoQey (E.A.) Comparative grammar of French, Italian, 
 Spanish, and Portuguese languages. 1868.6411.03 
 
 Prichard (J. 0.) Eastern origin of the Celtic nations 
 proved by a comparison of their dialects with the 
 Sanskrit, Greek, Latin, and Teutonic languages. 
 Ed. by E. G. Latham. 1857. .... 6413.05 
 
 Hirner (S.) Affini ties and diversities in the languages of the 
 world. [In Hoy. soc. of lit. Trans., v. 1, 1829.] .6068.01 
 
 Welsford (E) Mithridates Minor ; or essay on lan- 
 guage. 1848 6412.15a 
 
 Tamg{T.) Languages, a classification of all the known lan- 
 guages of the ancient world. [In his Works, v. 3.] . 6082.03 
 Seeabo Blackwood's mag., v. 102, 1867 (Grimm's law) ; 
 N. Brit, rev., v. 16, 1851-2 (Wm. von Humboldt on comp. 
 philology). 
 W See also Polyglott Works, (p. 680). 
 
 IV. Principles of Orammar. 
 Cmlilltx[E.B.ae). Lagrammaire. [In his Cours d'Stude, v. 1.] 
 wmeaUis (0. F.) General principles of grammar. 
 
 [anon.] 1847. 6412.24 
 
 Moore (N. F.) Short introd. to universal grammar. 
 
 1844 4112.13 
 
 Manning (J.) Inquiry into the character and origin of 
 
 the possessive augment. 1864 6443.15 
 
 ^™?(-E) On the principles of grammar. 1868. 6433.09 
 «oaaort(Sir J.) Universal grammar, or pure science 
 j of language. 3de& 1854. 6412.11 
 
 V. Alphabets and Alphabetic Characters. 
 BoUhornlF.) Grammatography : alphabets of ancient 
 
 Air* an , d , mo <iern languages. 1861 6415.17 
 
 mjmr [j.) Remarks of certain alphabets in use among the 
 ■>ewe. [in Hoy. soc. of lit. Trans., v. 3, 1838] . .6068.03 
 rr. *5 1 < ~" JjJM- sacra, V. 31, 1874 (History in alphabets). 
 Ker (<;■) The one primeval language traced experi- 
 mentally through ancient alphabetic characters of 
 
 lost power from the four continents. 3 pts. in 4 
 
 v. 1852-54 6412 0*; 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Voice of Israel from the Roclr'a n/tiA.i 
 
 2 Monuments of Egypt, and tbJStaSi^W^a - 
 traditions. 3. Monuments of Assyria, Babylonia and Pe? 
 sia With a key for the recovery of the lot ; Ten teibes" 
 4. Harmony of primeval alphabets : folded chart. 
 
 Lepsius (C. E) Standard alphabets for reducing un- 
 written languages and foreign graphic systems to 
 w „ a , 1 P lf °™ orography m European letters. 6415.16 
 Wall (C. W.) Explanation of ancient orthograrihv 
 
 3 pts. m 4 v. 1835 6425 19 
 
 Contents : Pt. 1. An inquiry into the origin of alphabetic 
 
 writing ; with an essay on the Egyptian hieroKlTOhica 
 2 Propagation of alphabets and othe> ^ pLne«c g sy?tems 
 throughout eastern Asia ; and the vast inferiority of idea- 
 graphic writing, as displayed in its effects upon hu- 
 man learning. 3. Sacred text originally written without 
 vowel-letters, or any signs whatever of the vocal con- 
 sidered apart from the articulate ingredients of syllabic 
 sounds. 
 
 VI. Study of Language. 
 
 Harrison (B.) Study of language. [In Oxford prize essays v 
 6. 1836 ; p. 89-89.] 2 j; 4l 15 
 
 Marcel (G) Study of language brought back' to its 
 true principles. 1869 6412 02 
 
 Prendergast (T.) Handbook to the mastery [of lan- 
 guage] series. 1869 6411.14 
 
 — The mastery of languages, or, the art of speaking 
 
 foreign tongues idiomatically. 3d ed. 1872. 6412.12 
 
 VII. Various Languages. 
 1. Americanisms. 
 
 Bristed (C. A.) Engl, language in America. [In Cambridge es- 
 says, 1855.] 2517.13 
 
 Bartlett (J. B.) Dictionary of Americanisms. 2d ed. 
 1859 6424.17 
 
 Same. 1878 6424.17a 
 
 Eluyn (A. L.) Glossary of supposed Americanisms. 
 1859 6423.23 
 
 Scheie de Vere (M. ) Americanisms : English of the New 
 
 World. 1872 6424.18 
 
 See also Blackwood's mag., v. 102, 1867 ; p. 399-417 ; 
 Lippincott's, March, 1869 (Our provincialisms, by H.' 
 Beeves) ; Atlantic monthly, v. 6, 1860 (The two tongues). 
 
 2. Anglo-Saxon Language. 
 
 Barnes ( W.) Early England and the Saxon English ; 
 with some notes on the father-stock of the Saxon 
 English, the Frisians. 1869 6432.13 
 
 Bosworth (J.) Compendious Anglo-Saxon and English 
 dictionary. 1848, 6435.07 
 
 Corson (H. ) Handbook of Anglo-Saxon and early Eng- 
 lish. 1871 6424.03 
 
 Davies (J.) Connection of the Keltic with the Anglo-Saxon lan- 
 guage. [In Philol. soc. Trans., 1857.] 6443.10 
 
 Handbook of Anglo-Saxon derivatives. 1854. 6432.01 
 
 Hand-book of Anglo-Saxon root-words. By a lit. assoc. 
 1855 6432.02 
 
 Klipslein (L. F.) Grammar of the Anglo-Saxon lan- 
 guage. 1859 6432.05 
 
 March (F. A.) Anglo-Saxon reader, with notes, a 
 brief grammar, and vocabulary. 1870. . 6424.02 
 
 — Comparative grammar of the Anglo-Saxon language. 
 
 1870 6424.01 
 
 Rask (E.) See next entry. 
 
 Vernon (E. J.) Guide to the Anglo-Saxon tongue : a 
 grammar after Erasmus Bask, extracts in prose 
 and verse, etc. 1855 6432.06 
 
 3. Arabic Language. 
 
 Catafago {J.) English and Arabic and Arabio and 
 English dictionary. 2d ed. 1873. . . 6435.18 
 
 Fans El-Shidiac. Practical grammar of the Arabic lan- 
 guage. With interlineal reading lessons, dia- 
 logues, and vocabulary. 1866 6421.01 
 
 Newman (F. W. ) Dictionary of modern Arabic. 2 v. 
 
 1871. 6421.02 
 
 See also leaser's mag., v. 64, 1861 (Modern Arabic) j Nat. 
 qu. rev., v. 7, 1863 (Arabio language and literature). 
 
 4. Armenian Language. 
 
 Aucher (P.) and Brand (J.) Dictionary. 1. English 
 and Armenian. 2. Armenian and English. 2 v. 
 1821 6425.17 
 
 In asking for books, use the •' Book Order," giving th* AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
676 
 
 LANGUAGE : Assyrian to English. 
 
 Dwight (B. ff. O.) Catalogue of workB in the Armenian language 
 earlier than the 17th century. [In Amer. orient, soc. 
 Journal, v. 3, 1853.] 7814.03 
 
 — and Riggs (E.) Orthography of the Armenian and Turkish 
 
 proper names. [In v. 4, 1854.] 7814 04 
 
 Biggs (E.) Inverted construction of modern Armenian. [In Am. 
 orient, soc. Jour., v. 6, 1860 7814.06 
 
 5. Assyrian Language. 
 
 Sayce (A.H.) Assyrian grammar, for comparative pur- 
 poses. 1872 6421.03 
 
 O- See also Inscriptions (p. 645) ;— Cuneiform inscrip- 
 tions (p. 401J ;— Countries (Assyria, p. 292). 
 
 6. Celtic, Irish, Gaelic, and British Languages. 
 
 Blackie (J. 8. ) Language and literature of the Scottish 
 Highlands. 1876 6441.08 
 
 Bourke (U. J.) Aryan origin of the Gaelic race and 
 language. The Bound towers, the Brehon law, 
 truth of the Pentateuch. 1876. . . . 6441.12 
 
 Davia (J.) On the connexion of the Celtic with the Teutonic 
 languages. [In Fhilol. boc. Trans.. 1860-61.] . . 6443.13 
 
 English frisn dictionary. 1814 64il.l3 
 
 Letters ou the ancient British language of Cornwall. [In Class, 
 journal, v. 17, p. 437 ; v. 18, p. 103, 366 ; v. 19, p. 221 ; v. 20, 
 p. 169, 260 ; v. 21, p. 62, 239 ; T. 22, p. 26, 377. . . 2742.18 
 
 O'Reilly (E) Irisu-Euglish dictionary; with a com- 
 pendious grammar. 1817. 6126.13 
 
 Shaw (W.) Analysis of the Gaelic language. 2d ed. 
 
 1778 6421.12 
 
 Stratton ( T. ) Affinity between the Hebrew language 
 
 and the Celtic. 3d ed. 1872 6421.18 
 
 — Celtic origin of Greek and Latin lang. 1870. 6121.14 
 Valiancy (0.) Grammar of the Irish lang. 1773. 6425.11 
 
 49- See also Countries (Celts, p. 299). 
 
 7. Chinese Language. 
 
 Davis (J.) On certain peculiar and advantageous properties of 
 the written language of China. [In Fhilol. «oc. proceed- 
 ings, I860.] 6443.13 
 
 Doohttle (J. ) Vocabulary and hand-book of the Chinese 
 language. 2 v. 1672 6426.17 
 
 Edkiiis (J.) China's place in philology : an attempt to 
 show that the languages of Europe and Asia have 
 a common origin. 1871 6421.05 
 
 Johnston (S.) Chinese language. [In his Oriental religions : China 
 p. 397-437.] * . . 3s63 .3i 
 
 bummers (J. ) Rudiments of the Chinese language, with 
 dialogues, exercises and a vocabulary. 1864. 6421 04 
 
 w? •! ( ?;^ . In , ¥* Aacient orthography. Part 2. 1841. 6425.21 
 
 White (M. C.) Chinese local dialects reduced to writing [In 
 Amer. orient, soc. Jour., v. 4, 1854.] 7814.08 
 
 8. Circassian Language. 
 Loev/e (L.) Dictionary of the Circassian language : English-Cir. 
 cassian-Turklsh, and Circassiau-English-Turkish. Un 
 Fhilol. soc, proceedings. 1852-63.] 6443.06 
 
 9. Danish Language. 
 
 Ferrall (— ) and Repp (— ). Dansk-engelske ordbog 
 gjennemseet og rettet af W. Mariboe. 1861. 6422 14 
 
 Peterson (C J. P) Norwegian-Danish grammar and 
 reader. 1872 _ 6422 15 
 
 Rosing (8.) Engelsk-Dansk Ordbog. 1863! '. 6422] 14 
 
 10. Dutch Language. 
 
 GrooJ A B C boek zeerbekwaam voor de yonge kinderen 
 
 te leeren. 1781 6421 08 
 
 JaCff T ( «Q' ) io? nglish and Dut °A dictionary. London, 
 
 Van Hasendonck(J. B.) Grammar of the' Dutch lan- 
 guage. 1823 6421 .09 
 
 11. English Language. 
 
 1. General Works. 
 
 Abbott (E A.) and Seeley (J. R.) English lessons for 
 
 English people. 1872. .... 6433 12 
 
 Adelung(J C.) Three philological essays," chiefly 'tr 
 
 Irom theGerman, by A.F.M.Willich. 1798. 5414 24 
 
 Contents : 1 Concise history of the English laneuaue 
 
 2. Philosophical view of the English language 3 On Te 
 
 Senary! m6r,t9 and demerit9 ° f Anson's 3 EngiishdTc" 
 
 Angus ( Joseph). Hand-book of the English tongue. 
 
 1872. 
 
 6433.21 
 
 BaUV r*>co^es h ^?f%^ '«^ ^guage.^^ 
 
 Discourses, 1852 ; p. 61-106.] 
 
 At* 
 2517.05 
 
 Bigsby (B. E. S. D.) Catechism of the history of the 
 English language. 1870 6433. H 
 
 English retraced, or remarks critical and philological 
 founded on a comparison of the Breeches Bible 
 with the English of the present day. 1862. 6433.11 
 
 Hall (F ) Becent exemplifications of false philoloev 
 1872 * 64337^2 
 
 Hume (A.) Of the orthographic and congruitie of the 
 Briton tongue. Ed. by H. B. Wheatley. [E E 
 T. S., v. 5.] 7U13.02 
 
 Latham (R. G.) The English language. 1850. 6433.04 
 Note.— Eeviewed in N. A. rev., v. 74, 1852 ; p. 1-24, 
 
 Maclcay (C.) Lost beauties of the English language 
 1874 6132 15 
 
 March (F. A.) Method of philological study of the 
 English language. 1865 6432.11 
 
 Marsh (G. P.) Lectures on the English language 
 
 I860 6425.24 
 
 Note. — Keviewed in Nat. rev., v. 14, 1862 ■ N. A rev v 
 91, 1860. 
 
 — Origin and hist, of the Engl, language. 1862. 6425.25 
 
 Oliphant (T. L. E.) Sources of standard English 
 1873 6432.14 
 
 Perrin (J. ) Elements of Engl, conversation, with dialo- 
 gues in French, Engl., and Italian. 1B18. 6411.00 
 
 Scheie de Vere (M.) Studies in English. 1869. 6433.10 
 
 Shepherd (HE) Hist, of the Engl, language. 1874. 6433.24 
 
 Tooke(J.H) Diversions of Purley. a v. lfc'06-7. 6433.07 
 
 Trench (R. C.) English, past and present. 1855. 6425.26 
 Note.— Eeviewed in Fraser's mag., v. 62, 1855. 
 
 Welsford (H. ) Origin and ramifications of the English 
 language. 1845 G433.U5 
 
 Wright (T.) On the hist, of the English language. [In his Es. 
 says on archseol. subjects, etc., v. 2, 1861.J . . . 443.30 
 See also Blackw. mag., v. 60, 1868, or Littell, 1869, v. 2 
 (Revolutions in the queen's English) ; Ed. rev., July 
 1874 (Modern English, byE. Hall) ; v. 120, 1864 (The queen's 
 English) ; Nat. qu. rev., v. 1, 1860 (The Engl, lauguage) ; 
 Westm. rev., v. 98, 1872 (English philology). 
 
 2. English Composition. 
 Abbott (E. E.) How to write clearly. English compo- 
 sition. 1875 6432.24 
 
 Bain (A.) Engl, composition and rhetoric. 1872. 6334.18 
 Clark (S. W.) Analysis of the English language, sen- 
 tences and phrases. 1855 64:14.19 
 
 Day(H. N.) Art of English composition. 1867. 6432.27 
 Gilmore (J. H. ) Outlines of the art of expression. 2d 
 
 ed. revised. 1876 6432 31 
 
 Graham (G. F.) English; or the art of composition. 
 1850 6132.29 
 
 — English style. 1857 6432.30 
 
 Kerl(8.) Elements of composition and rhetoric. 6334.17 
 Parker (R. G.) Aids to English composition. 6432.28 
 Quackenbos (G. P.) Illustrated lessons in our lan- 
 guage. 1876 6433.26 
 
 Sogers (ff.) Prose composition. [In his Essays from Good 
 
 words, 1867 ; p. 176-198.] 2641.32 
 
 Swinton (W.) School composition. 1874 . .6433.23 
 JKS" See also Rhetoric, in general alphabet. 
 
 3. English local dialects, provincialisms, and archaic words. 
 Barnes ( W. ) Grammar and glossary of the Dorset di- 
 alect with the history, outspreading, and bearings 
 of southwestern English. 1863. . . . 6443.15 
 Grose (F.) Provincial glossary. New ed. 1811. 6427.03 
 
 — and Pegge (8. ) Glossary of provincial and local 
 
 words. 1839 6423.29 
 
 HaUiweU (J. 0. ) Dictionary of archaic and provincial 
 
 words from the 14th century. 2 v. 1855. 6423.16 
 Heywood (T.) South Lancashire dialect. [Chetham 
 
 soc] 5095.17 
 
 Richardson (J.) 'Cummerland talk'; short tales and 
 
 rhymes. 1871 1682.25 
 
 Trench (R. C.) Select glossary of English words used 
 
 formerly in senses different from the present. 
 
 1859 6434.06 
 
 Wright (T.) Dictionary of obsolete and provincial 
 
 English. 2 v. 1857 6*^3.18 
 
 JIS- See also Slang (p. 681). 
 
 4. English Dictionaries. 
 Bailey (N.) Universal etymological English dictionary. 
 
 1754 61-7.02 
 
 Boag (J.) Imperial lexicon. 2 v. 1852. . .6435.04 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
LANGUAGE: English (Early), Errors and Vulgarisms, Etymology, Grammar. 677 
 
 Oraig (J-) New universal etymological, technological, 
 and pronouncing dictionary. 2 v. 1858. 6435.01 
 
 Donald (James, ed.) Chambers's etymological diction- 
 ary. 1868 6432.03 
 
 Johnson (S.) Dictionary. Verbatim from the author's 
 lastfol. ed. 1854 6435.03 
 
 Junius (P., jr.) EtymologicumAnglicanum.1743. 6427.01 
 
 Latham (P. &■) Dictionary of the English language. 
 2 v. in 4. 1866 6426.05 
 
 Levins (P. ) Manipulus vocabulorum ; a dictionary of 
 Greek and Latin -words ; ed. by H. B. Wheatley. 
 [Camden soc, 1867.] 5113.49 
 
 Note. — This edition has oue leaf of Levins's original er- 
 rata (p. 869-370) not found in the following entry. 
 
 Same. [With title] Manipulus vocabulorum : a 
 
 rhyming dictionary of the English language. 
 (1570.) Ed. by H. B. Wheatley. [E. E. T. S., 
 no. 27, 1867.] 7913.08 
 
 Minsheu (/.) See Folyglott Dictionaries (p. 680). 
 
 Nuttall (P. A.) Standard pronouncing dictionary. 
 Newed. [n. d.] 6423.33 
 
 Ogilvie (J.) Imperial dictionary, English, technolo- 
 gical, and scientific. 1850 6426.09 
 
 Phillips {S. ) New world of words, or general English 
 dictionary. 4th ed. 1678 6436.03 
 
 Richardson (C.) New dictionary of the English lan- 
 guage. 2v. 1863. 6436.01 
 
 Same. Supplement, 1870. {B'd with v. 2 of fore- 
 going.) 
 
 Shtlion {&) Dictionary of every-day difficulties in 
 reading, writing, and speaking. 1862. . 6432.04 
 
 Stormoulh (J.) Etymological and pronouncing diction- 
 ary, with selection of scientific terms. 1871. 6424.24 
 
 Vines (C.) Dictionary appendix: 7000 words, with 
 prefixes, suffixes, abbreviations, and Latin and 
 French phrases. 31st ed 6423.32 
 
 Walker {J.) Pronouncing dictionary, adapted, etc., 
 byB. H. Smart. 1852 6435.16 
 
 Webster (N.) American dictionary of the English 
 language. Revised by C. A. Goodrich and N. 
 Porter. Springfield, 1864. 4°. . . . . 
 
 Worcester (J. E.) Dictionary of the English language. 
 
 1860. 6426.03 
 
 SB- Setabo 'English dialects and provincialisms (p. 676); — 
 ' English Etymology' (p. 677) ; — Synonyms (p. 678) ;— etc. 
 
 For English vocabularies with the equivalents in foreign 
 languages see names of various foreign languages recorded 
 in this class. 
 
 Essays on English dictionaries. 
 
 Coleridge (fl.) Observ. on the plan of the society's proposed new 
 Engl, dictionary. [7?i Philol. soc. Proceedings, I860.] 6443.13 
 
 De Quincey (T.) Note book, 1855 ; p. 274-281.] .... 2522.17 
 
 try [D. P.) On some English dictionaries. [In Philol. soc. 
 Proceedings, 1859 ] 6443.12 
 
 (Ji'Intan (S.) Lexicography and lexicons. [In hit Contributions, 
 ete-1 2526. 14 
 
 Trench (P. 0.) On some deficiencies in our Engl, dic- 
 tionaries. 1860 6425.27 
 
 Same. [In Philol. soc. Proceedings, 1857.] . . .6443.10 
 
 See also Bibl. sacra, Jan., 1863 (English lexicography, by 
 Noah Porter) ; Qu. rev., Oct., 1873. 
 
 S. Early English. 
 
 Coleridge (E.) Glossarial index to the printed English 
 literature of the 13th century. 1859. . . 6424.11 
 
 Qalfridus Qrammaticus. Pxomptorium parvulorum : 
 lexicon Anglo-Latinum princeps, cir. 1440, com- 
 mentariolis subjectis, rec. A. Way. 3 v. [Camden 
 
 ,, soc] 5112.25 ; 54 ; 89 
 
 Morris (P.) Specimens of early English, a.d. 1250- 
 
 M00. 1867 . .6432.08 
 
 .J9~ See also the publications of the Chaucer society (p. 
 363) ;— Early English text society (p. 432). 
 
 6. English Errors of Speech and writing ; Vulgarisms, etc. 
 AJford (S.) Plea for the queen's English. Stray 
 
 notes on speaking and spelling. 2ded. 1865.6423.24 
 Reviewed by G. W. Moon {below); and by W. D. Whitney 
 
 w Am Orient, and linguistic studies. 2d s., 1874 [6411.16]. 
 Seattle (J.) Scoticisms, arranged in alphabetical or- 
 
 der. 1787 . 6424.15 
 
 wwW (M S. ) Good English ; or popular errors in lan- 
 
 _. goage. 1867. 6423.26 
 
 *»w and learn : examples of one thousand mistakes in 
 
 speaking, writing, and pronunciation. 1856.6423.21 
 
 Meredith (L. P.) Every-day errors of speech.1872. 6423.31 
 
 i ( £ - W,) Bad En 6 Ush of Lmdley Murray, etc. 
 
 rrvT a '- ™ *,.•, 6423.28 
 
 — ine dean s English; a criticism. 4th ed. 1866. 6423.25 
 Vulgarisms and other errors of speech. 1868 6423 22 
 Vulgarities of speech corrected, [anon.] 1826.6423 30 
 
 67 ^Hlangrp.°8 lT e " ati0n ^ ^ «-»»•*»»«■»• *• 
 7. English Etymology and Derivation. 
 Charnock (P. S.) Verba nominalia ; or, words de- 
 rived from proper names. 1866. . . . 6435 10 
 Haldeman (8. 8.) Affixes, [prefixes and suffixes] ex- 
 hibiting the etymologic structure of English 
 
 words. 1865 6434.17 
 
 Note.— Reviewed by W. L. Blackley, Contemp. rev., v. 5. 
 Hand-book of the engrafted words of the English lan- 
 guage. By a literary association. 1857. 6434.18 
 Knapp (A. J.) Roots and ramifications of divers 
 
 , words. 1857. 6434.08 
 
 MKenzie (T.) Guide to philological investigation 
 
 [and grammatical derivation. ] 1841. . 6434.11 
 
 Talbot (S. F.) English etymologies. 1847. . 6424!23 
 
 Wedgwood (H.) Dictionary of English etymology. 
 
 v. 1, A-D. With notes and additions, by G. P. 
 
 Marsh. New York, 1862. 1.8° 6435.11 
 
 Same. v. 2-3 in 3 pts. L., 1862-65. 8°. 6435.12 
 
 v. 2. E-P. v. 3, pt. 1. Q-Sy. v. 3, pt. 2. T-Z. 
 «9" See also English Words (p. 678). 
 
 8. English Grammar and Exercises. 
 Brown ( O. ) Grammar of English grammars. 1857. 6415. 21 
 Clark (8. W.) Science of the English language : a 
 
 practical grammar. 1857. 6433.02 
 
 Colquhoun (J. 8.) Compendious grammar and philol. 
 
 handbook of the English language. 1871. 6133.15 
 Marie (J. ) Philology of the English tongue. 1871. 6433. 13 
 Fowler (W.O.) English grammar. 1850. . .6424.14 
 
 — Elementary English grammar. 1859. . . 6433.03 
 Gilchrist (J.) Philosophic etymology, or rational 
 
 grammar. 1816 6434.23 
 
 Head (Sir R W.) ' Shall ' and ' will ;' or two chapters 
 on future auxiliary verbs. To which are added, 
 1. An essay on certain affirmative and negative 
 particles in the English language. 2. An essay on 
 the provincial word "Songle." 1858. .6432.20 
 Maelzner (R) English grammar. From the German, 
 
 byC. J. Grece. 3 v. 1874 6435.19 
 
 Morris (P.) Elementary lessons in historical English 
 grammar, containing accidence and word forma- 
 tion. 1874 6432.16 
 
 — Historical outlines of English accidence, comprising 
 
 chapters on the history and development of the 
 language and on word formation. 1872. 6433.18 
 
 — Literature primers. English grammar. 1875. 6432.17 
 Murray (L.) English grammar. 2 v. 1853. . 6434.21 
 
 — Lindley Murray examined : absurdities and errors 
 
 pointed out. [anon.'] 1809 5915.19 
 
 Priestley (J.) Rudiments of English grammar. [In his Works, 
 v. 23.] 3691.25 
 
 Sanders (G. W.) and McElligolt (J. N.) Analysis of 
 English words. 1872 6434.16 
 
 Smart (B. H.) Grammar on its true basis. The prin- 
 ciples of English grammar. 1850. . . . 6433.16 
 
 Same. The accidence of grammar, exercises, and 
 
 key. 1850 6433.17 
 
 Smith (W.) and Hall (T. J>.) School manual of Eng- 
 lish grammar. 1873 6433.19 
 
 Swinton (W.) Language lessons. 1874. . . 6433.20 
 
 Thring (E.) Exercises in gram, analysis. 1868. 6434.20 
 
 Whitney (W. D.) Essentials of English grammar. 
 1877 6424.13 
 
 9. English Pronunciation and Spelling. 
 Ellis (A. J.) Early English pronunciation, with spe- 
 cial reference to Shakspere and Chaucer. Pts. 1- 
 4. 1769-74. [Early Engl, text soc] . .7914.09 
 Contents : Pt. 1. On the pronunciation of the 14th, 16th, 
 16 17th, and 18th centuries. Prof. F. J. Child's Observ. 
 on the language of Chaucer and Gower. 2. On the pro- 
 nunciation of the 13th and previous centuries, of Anglo- 
 Saxon, Icelandic, old Norse, and Gothic, with ohronol. 
 tables of the value of letters and sounds In English writ- 
 ing. 3. nius. of the pronunciation of the 14th and 16th 
 
 In asking for books, use the •• Book Orders," giving the AC XttO-R'a NAME, the first put of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
678 
 
 LAN&UA&E : English— French— German. 
 
 centuries : Chaucer, Gower, Wyclifte, Spenser, Shakspere, 
 Silesbury Barclay, Hart, Bullokar, Gill, Pronouncing vo- 
 cabula^ 4 Same. 17th, 18th, and 19th centimes : Le- 
 aiard Bonaparte, Schmeller, Winkler, Received American 
 and Irish pronunciation of English. Phonological introd. 
 to dialects. c , u 1a 
 
 Reviewed by J. Hadley in his Essays, 1873. _. • ° il4 -" 
 Smile (B.) and Campbell (i. J.) Fl0 ^°^fS^: 
 book of words often mispronounced. 1873. bm.&a 
 ■ — and W heeler (W. A.) Manual of English pronun- 
 ciation and spelling. 1861. . . • • ■ ,„ 
 Reviewed by W. D. Whitney in New Englander, v. 19. 
 Whitney (W. D.) Elements of Engl, pronunciation [ft* •» 
 Orient, and linguistic studies. 2d a.. 1874; p. 202-277.] 6411.16 
 fl®- See also Phonography and Phonetics, in the general 
 alphabet. 
 
 10. English Punctuation and Proof-reading. 
 Drao (B.) Pens and types. [Writing for the press, 
 punctuating, proof-reading, orthography.] 187^. 
 Humphrey (A. ) Rules of punctuation : added rules for 
 
 capitals. 1847. • • ^2.22 
 
 Turner (J. A.) Handbook of punctuation. 1876. 64o2.23 
 Wilson {J.) Treatise on Engl, punctuation. 185b. blii.ib 
 
 11. English Synonyms and Antonyms. 
 Orabb (<?.) English synonyms. 1850. . . . 6434.05 
 Graham ( <?. F) English synonyms, with practical ex- 
 ercises. 1852 6434.03 
 
 Mackenzie (D.L.) Practical dictionary of English syno- 
 nyms. 1857 6434.24 
 
 Boaet (P. M.) Thesaurus of English words and 
 
 phrases. 1857. 6434.02 
 
 j3ame. 1854 6434.01 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in N. A. rev., v. 79, 1851. 
 Smith (C. J.) Synonyms and antonyms: or kindred 
 words and their opposite. 1868. . . . 6434.13 
 Soule {B.) Dictionary of English synonymes and par- 
 allel expressions. 1871 6434 .00 
 
 Taylor (W.) English synonyms. 1871. . .6434.25 
 
 Whatelv (K J.) Selection of English synonyms. 
 
 [anon.] Ed. by E. Whately. 1852. . . 6434.04 
 
 12. English Words. 
 
 Blaclcley (W. B. ) Word gossip, familiar essays on 
 
 words and their peculiarities. 1869. . . 6434.12 
 
 Graham (G. F.) A book about words. 1869. .6434.15 
 
 Jones (B.) Philosophy of words. 1769. . .6412.26 
 
 Mathews (W.) Words ; their use and abuse. 1876. 6433. 25 
 
 Maurice {F. D.) On words. [In his Friendship of books, p. 33- 
 
 60, 1874.] 2635.19 
 
 Swlnton (W.) Eambles among words. 1859.6434.10 
 
 Trench (B.C.) On the study of words. 1858.6434.09 
 
 White (B. G. ) Words and their uses, past and present : 
 
 a study of the English language. 1870. 6434.14 
 
 Sate.— Reviewed in New Englander, y. 30, 1871. 
 
 12. Etruscan Language. 
 [See Countries (Etruria, p. 317).] 
 
 13. French Language. 
 
 1. Dictionaries. 
 
 Bracket (A.) Etymological dictionary of the French 
 
 language. Tr. by G. W. Kitchin. 1873. 6411.04 
 Burn (B.) Naval and military dictionary of the 
 
 French language, with explanations in English. 
 
 1842 4513 13 
 
 Cotgrave (B.) A dictionarie of the French and English 
 
 tongues. 1611 6416.17 
 
 Dictionnaire de l'Academie francaise. 6e dd. 2 v. 
 
 Paris, 1855. 4° 6416.06 
 
 Same. Complement. Avec une preface par L. 
 
 Barrd. Paris, 1866. 4° 6416.08 
 
 Gtnin (F.) Lexique compare de la langue de Moliere 
 
 et des ecrivains du xviie siecle, suivi d'une lettre 
 
 a A. F. Didot sur quelques points de philologie 
 
 francaise. 1846 6413.22 
 
 Lafaye (B. ) Dictionnaire des synonymes de la langue 
 
 francaise, avec une introduction sur la theorie des 
 
 synonymes. 3e ed. 1869 6415.14 
 
 Litlri (R) *Dictionnaire de la langue francaise. 4 v. 
 
 1863-72 6416.09 
 
 Masson (I.) Compendious dictionary of the French 
 
 language. (French-English — English-French). 
 
 1874 6413.42 
 
 Nugent (T.) *New pocket French diet. 1848.6413.16 
 
 Spiers {A.) and Surenne (<?.) 'French and English 
 
 [and English and French] pronouncing dictionary. 
 
 1865 6416.04 
 
 Surenne(G.) French and Engl, dictionary. 1851. 6413.14 
 Winkelmann {FT.) French and English vocabulary. 
 
 1862 6413.15 
 
 2. Grammars and Exercises. 
 
 Bracket (A. ) Historical grammar of the French tongue. 
 1869 6413.13 
 
 Breymann (S.) French grammar. 1874. . .6413.23 
 
 Dann (J. T.) and Courvoisier (F.) French commercial 
 correspondent. 1870 6413.12 
 
 Duflef (N. G.) Nature displayed in her mode of teach- 
 ing language to man. 2 v. 1810. . . 6413.20 
 
 Familiar French quotations, proverbs, and phrases, 
 [n. A] 6213.22 
 
 Havet (A. G.) French studies : conversations, exer- 
 cises, and dictionary of 10,000 words. 1874. 6413.41 
 
 — Household French. New ed. 1871. . . 6413.43 
 Lambert (E.) and Sardou (A.) All the French verbs 
 
 at a glance. 1874 6413.38 
 
 Idiomatic key to the French language : conversa- 
 tional examples. 1874 6413.39 
 
 L'Homond (0. V.) Elements of French grammar. 
 From the French, [by H. W. Longfellow]. 12th 
 ed. 1848 6413.40 
 
 Litlri (E.) Histoire de la langue francaise. 4e ed. 
 2 v. 1867. 6413.44 
 
 Tassis (S. A.) Guide du correcteuretdu compositeur. 
 6e (5d 6413.18 
 
 14. German language. 
 1. German Dictionaries. 
 Adler (G. F.) 'Dictionary of German and English lan- 
 guages. 1. German and English. 2. English and 
 German. 1849. ■ 6415.05 
 
 — A dictionary of the German and English languages ; 
 
 abridged. 1863 6413.27 
 
 Ebers (J.) Vollstandiges Worterbuch der englischen 
 Sprache fiir die Deutschen. 2v. 1793. . 6426.19 
 
 Grieb (Chr. F.) Dictionary of the English and German 
 
 languages. 2 v. 1842-46 6415.09 
 
 v. 1. English-German. 2. German.English. 
 
 James (W.) Complete dictionary of the English and 
 German languages. 1868 6421.11 
 
 Grimm (J. X. C.) and (W. C.) Deutsches Worterbuch. 
 
 B. 1-5. 1854-77 6445.01 
 
 Contents: v. 1. A-Bie. 2. Bie-D. 3. E-Forschel. 4. 
 Forschel-H. [When completed will include J.] 5. K. 
 
 Lucas (N. I.) Englisch-deatschesunddeutsoh.englisches 
 Worterbuch. 2 v. 1865-68 6415.18 
 
 Whitney (W. D.)and Edgren{A. H.) Compendious Ger- 
 man and English [and English and German] dic- 
 tionary. 1877 
 
 2. Grammars and Exercises. 
 
 Ahn (F.) New method of learning the German lan- 
 guage, with pronunciation, corrections, etc., by 
 J. C. Oehlschlager. First course : practical part 
 1865 6421.10 
 
 Bemays {A.) German historical anthology. 1846. 6413.24 
 
 Briicke (Z.) German without grammar or dictionary. 
 2ded. 1877 6421.19 
 
 Comfort (G. F.) First German reader. 1871. 64Udi 
 
 — German reader. 1871 | 4l3 'f 
 
 Forstemann (E) Geschichte des deutschen Spraoh- 
 
 stammes. 2 v. 1874-75 6442.U1 
 
 Grimm {J. L. C.) Deutsche Grammatik. Neuer verm. 
 Abdr.besorgtdurch W.Scherer. v.1-2. 1869.5442.05 
 
 — Geschichte der deutschen Sprache. 2 Bde. 3 Aun. 
 1868 J^f 1 * 
 
 Oral method with German. ^" s ^ 
 
 5th ed. 
 
 Keetels(J. G.) Oral method with German. ^eyuKu 
 ed. 1871 ™ s -f 
 
 Otto (E) German conversation-grammar. 5th ea. 
 1863. . 641o..io 
 
 Prendergast (T.) Mastery series. German. 1869. 6413.30 
 
 Preu (Th.) First steps in German ; an elementary ana 
 conversationalreader,basedonDieBterweg,BecKer, 
 
 and Otto. 1869 64UJS 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
LANGUAGE : G ree k to Indian. 
 
 679 
 
 BothweU (J. S. S. ) English-German letter-writer. 6413. 31 
 Selections from the German prose writers. With a dou- 
 ble translation on the Hamiltonian system, [anon. ] 
 
 1828 6413.32 
 
 Vaael ( Ch. ) German correspondent, with English notes. 
 
 ^ 1871. 6413.33 
 
 Whitney (W. D.) Compendious German grammar. 
 
 1869 6413.26 
 
 15. Greek Language. 
 1. Dictionaries. 
 Donnegan (J.) New Gr. and Engl, lexicon. 1837. 6415.02 
 Dunbar (0.) Greek-English lexicon. 1856. . 6415.12 
 Estienne(E) Thesaurus Greecse linguae. 8v. 1816. 6437.01 
 Labbi (0-) Glossaria Grseco-latina et Latino-grseoa. 
 
 1816-25. [InEstienne (H.) Thesaurus, v. 8.] 
 Liddell (ff. G.)and Scott (B.) Greek-English lexicon. 
 
 1857 6415.03 
 
 2. Grammar and Philology. 
 Bos (L.) On Greek ellipses. [In Seager. Abridgments, v. 
 
 1.] 6414.08 
 
 Bullion (P.) Principles of Greek grammar. 1868. 6414.10 
 Buttmann (P.) Greek grammar. From the German. 
 
 3ded. 1831 6414.32 
 
 — Intermediate or larger Greek grammar. 1848. 6414.00 
 Ourtius ((?.) Student's Greek grammar. Ed. by W. 
 
 Smith. 3ded. 1868 6414.04 
 
 Donaldson (<7. W.) New Cratylus, or contrib. towards 
 a knowledge of the Greek language. 1859. 6414.06 
 Fiske (B. F.) Greek grammar. 1813. . . . 6414.01 
 Badiey (J.) Greek Grammar. 1861. . . . 6414.06 
 Hermann [J. G. J.) On Greek metres. [In Seager. Abridg- 
 ments. V. 1.) 6414.08 
 
 Hoogeveen (H.) On Greek particles. [In Seager. Abridgments, 
 T.I.] 6414.08 
 
 Euniingford (O. I.) Introduction to the writing of 
 Greek. 1323 6424.08 
 
 Jelf (W. M) Grammar of the Greek language. 2 v. 
 
 1861 6114.23 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in N. A. rev., v. 95, 1862. 
 
 Maittaire (if.) On Greek dialects. [In Seager. Abridgments, 
 V.2.] 6414.09 
 
 Maiden (ff.) On Greek hexameters. [In Philol. soc. Proceed- 
 ings, 1850-52.] 6443.05 
 
 (J. B.) The voice of letters. Ancient pro- 
 prieties of Latin and Greek. 1854. . . 6423.02 
 Moore (K F.) Lectures on the Greek language. 
 
 1835 4112.13 
 
 Papillon (T. L.) Manual of comparative philology as 
 applied to the illustration of Greek and Latin in- 
 flections. 1876 6421.15 
 
 •(J.) Abridgments. 2 v. 1838. . . . 6414.08 
 Contents : v. 1. Bos on Greek ellipses. Hermann on 
 Greek metres. Hoogoveen on Greek particles. 2. Mait- 
 taire on Greek dialects. Viger on Greek idioms. 
 Trtneh(B.C) Synonyms of the New Testament. 2 v. 
 
 1857-61 3752.05 
 
 Valpy{F.EJ.) Greek exercises. 2d ed. 1830. 6414.02 
 Viger (F.) On Greek idioms. [In Seager. Abridgments 
 
 V. 2.) 6414.09 
 
 *J" See also Biblical literature (iVew Test., p. 94). 
 
 Greek pronunciation. 
 Paclurd (£. R.) Pronunciation of Greek. [In New Englander, 
 
 v. 30, 1871.] 
 Sophocles [E.A.) Greek pronunciation. [In N. A. rev., v. 80, 
 
 1855.] 
 
 Modern Greek. 
 Cwye (3.) Introduction to New Hellenic, or modern 
 
 Greek. 1851 6414.05 
 
 eeUon (C. C.) Selections from modern Greek writers. 
 
 With notes. 1857 6414.03 
 
 16. Guiana. 
 
 Schomburglc (B. R. ) Language and dialects of Guiana. 
 1848. 4735.01 
 
 17. Hebrew and Chaldee Languages. 
 
 &fsh(&.) Grammar of the Hebrew lang. 1839. 6414.29 
 
 wines (B.) Students' Hebrew lexicon : Hebrew and 
 
 Chaldee lexicon to the Old Testament. 1872 .6421. 17 
 
 Fuerst {J.) *Librorum sacrorum veteris Testamenti, 
 
 concordantiasHebraicaaetChaldaicae ; addito lexico 
 
 linguae sacra Hebraicss et Chaldaicae duplici, uno 
 
 Neo Hebraice, altero Latine scripto. 1840. 3727.18 
 
 Oesenius ( W.) Hebrew and English lexicon of the Old 
 Testament, including the Biblical Chaldee. From 
 the Latin , by E. Robinson. 8th ed. 1857. 6435. 1 7 
 
 — Hebrew grammar. 17th ed., with additions by E.Ro- 
 
 diger. Tr.by T.J. Conant. With exercises. 6414.35 
 
 Green ( W. H. ) Grammar of the Hebrew language. 
 1861 6414.30 
 
 Newton {J. W.) New and easy introduction to the He- 
 brew language. 1805 6414.28 
 
 Stratton ( F. ) The affinity between the Hebrew language 
 and the Celtic. 3ded. 1872 6421.18 
 
 Wall (C.W.) Explanation of the ancient orthography 
 of the Jews, and of the original state of the text 
 of the Hebrew bible. Parts 1-3 in 4 v. 1835. 6125.19 
 See Fortn. rev., 1865 ; p. 666-674. 
 t&" Sec also Biblical and reiig. lit. (Bible, p. 78). 
 
 18. Hieroglyphics. 
 [See Hieroglyphics, p. 619.] 
 
 19. Hungarian. 
 
 Pulszlcy (F.) On the Hungarian language and grammar. [In Philol. 
 soc. Proceedings. 1858.] 6443.11 
 
 — On the verbal and nominal affixes in the Hungarian language. 
 
 [In Philol. soc. Proceedings, 1859.] 6443.12 
 
 Watts (T.) On the recent history of the Hungarian language. 
 [In Philol. soc. Proceedings, 1856.] 6443.08 
 
 20. Icelandic or Old Norse. 
 
 Bayldon ((?.) Elementary grammar of the old Norse or 
 
 Icelandic language. 1870 6422.13 
 
 Cleasby (B.) Icelandic-Engl. dictionary. 1869-71. 6425.10 
 Note — Reviewed in Ed. rev., July, 1874. 
 
 21. Hindustani and other Languages of India. 
 Beames (J.) Comparative grammar of the modern 
 Aryan languages of India : to wit, Hindi, Panjabi, 
 Sindhi, Gujarati, Marathi, Oriya, and Bangali. 
 
 v. 1- . 1872 6412.30 
 
 v. 1. On Bounds. 
 
 — Outlines of Indian philology. L., 1868. 16°. 6421.06 
 Dowson (J. ) Grammar of the Urdu or Hindustani lan- 
 guage. 1872 6421.16 
 
 Forbes (D.) Dictionary, Hindustani and English, and 
 English and Hindustani. 1859. . . . 6426.16 
 
 Gilchrist (J.B. ) Hindoo-Roman orthoepigraphical ulti- 
 matum ; or view of oriental and occidental visible 
 sounds. 3ded. 1820 6425.23 
 
 — Stranger's infallible East Indian guide, or Hindoo- 
 
 stanee multum in parvo, a compendium of the lan- 
 guage called the Moors' jargon. 1820. . 6125.23 
 Hunter (W. W.) Comparative dictionary of the lan- 
 guages of India and High Asia. 1868. . 6417.02 
 jj®- See also Sanskrit (p. 680.) 
 
 22. Indian Languages of America. 
 
 Cotton IJ.) Vocabulary of the Mass. or Natic Indian language. 
 [/tiMass. hist. soc. Col., 3d s., v. 2, 1830.] . . . 661.22 
 
 Ball (W. H.) Tribes of the extreme Northwest : Alaska, etc. 
 Appendix : Notes on the natives of Alaska by J. Furn- 
 helm ; Terms of relationship used by the Innnit, by W. 
 H. Dall ; Comparative vocabularies, by G. Gibbs and W. 
 H. Dall. [In U. S. geog. and geol. survey of the Rocky 
 Mountain region, J. \V. Powell, in charge. Contrib. to 
 N. A. ethnology, v. 1, 1877.] 4728.21 
 
 Du Ponceau (P. S.) Report on the languages of the Amer. Indi- 
 ans and corresp. with J. Heckewelder. [In Amer. philos. 
 soc! Trans., v. 1. 1819.] 661.10 
 
 Edwards I J.) Observ. on the Muhhekeneew language. [/nMass. 
 hist. soc. Col., 2d s., v. 10, 1823.] 661.20 
 
 Eliot (J.) Indian grammar began. [In Mass. hist, soc, 2d s., 
 v. 9, 1832.] 661.19 
 
 Gallatin {A.) Indian languages. [In Archaeologia Amer., v. 2, 
 1836.] 677.18 
 
 Gibbs (<?.) Dictionary of Chinook jargon. [In Sm. miscel. 
 Coll., v. 7.] • • • • 3 935.17 
 
 Instructions for research relative to the ethnology of JN. A. 
 
 [In Sm. miscel. coll., v. 7.] 3935.17 
 
 Language of the aborigines of America. [In Sm. report, 
 
 jo™ i 3936.25 
 
 Tribes of western Washington and northwestern Oregon. 
 
 Appendix ■ Comparative vocabularies. Niskwalli-Enghsh 
 and English-Niskwalli dictionary. [In U. S. geog. and 
 eeol survey of the Hocky Mountain region. J. W. Powell, 
 in charge. Contrib. to N. A. ethnology, v. 1, 1877.] 4728.21 
 
 Heckewelder (J.) and Du Ponceau (i». S.) Corresp. respecting the 
 languages of the Amer. Indians. [In Amer. philos. soc. 
 Trans., v. 1, 1819.] • ■ -. • ; • 561.10 
 
 Howse I J ) Vocabularies of certain North American Indian lan- 
 guages. [In Philol. soc, v. 4.] . . ... ... 6443.04 
 
 Kdloaa IE ) Vocabulary of the Passamaquoddie Indians. [In 
 Mass hist. soc. Col., 3d s., v. 3, 1833.] 661.23 
 
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680 
 
 LANGUAGE: Indian to Sanskrit 
 
 Latham (R. 67.) Miscel. contrib. to the ethnography of N. A. 
 [In Fhilol. boo. Proc, v. 2, 1844-46.] :— On the languages 
 of Northern, Western, and Central America. [In Philol. 
 60C. Proceedings, 1856.] 6443.09 
 
 Lincoln IE.) Remarks on Indian languages. [In Maine hist, 
 soc. Col., v. 1, 1847.] 602.01 
 
 Ludewig (H. E.) Literature of the Amer. aboriginal 
 languages. "With additions by W. W. Turner. 
 Ed. by N. Triibner. 1858 2734.19 
 
 Powell (J. W.) Introd. to the studv of Indian lan- 
 guages. 1867 6436.04 
 
 — ed. Linguistics. [App. to his Survey of the Eocky mountain 
 
 region. Contrib. to N. A. othnology, v. 3, 1877.] . 4728.23 
 
 Biggs (S. R.) Grammar and dictionary of Dakota language. [In 
 Sm. contrib., v. 4, 1862.] 3937.04 
 
 Roehrig IF. L. O.) On the language of the Dakota or Sioux In- 
 dians. [In Sm. report, 1871.] 3936.26 
 
 Schoolcraft (H. R.) Hist, of the Indian tribes. 5 v. 
 
 1853-56 568.05 
 
 Contents of linguistic portions. V. 2. Schoolcraft (H. E.) 
 Indian languages. Grammatical structure of the Algonquin 
 language. Vocabularies. Lieber (F.) Plan of thought of 
 the Amer. lang. Worcester (S.N.) Eemarks on the Cher- 
 okee language. 3. Gallatin (A.) Table of generic Iudian 
 families of languages, with reply by H. R. S. Analysis of 
 pronomenal and verbal forms, with comments, by H. R. 
 S. G-ibbs (G.) Obsei'v. on Indian dialects of northern 
 California. Schoolcraft (H. E.) New vocabularies. Sys- 
 tem of geogr. names for the U. S. founded on the aborig- 
 inal languages. Description of the aboriginal Amer. nom- 
 enclature. 4. Schoolcraft (H. E.) Manner of compound- 
 ing words. Eemarks on the Iowa language. Bibliogr. 
 catalogue of books, tr. into the Indian tongues. American 
 nomenclature : dictionary of names in the hist., geog.,and 
 mythology of the TJ. S. Hurlburt (T.) Memoir of the in- 
 flections of the Chipewa tongue. Johnson (A.) Lan- 
 guages of California. Vocabularies, by various authors. 
 5. Chipewa language. List of Anglo-Indian words. Lexicon 
 of Algonquin language. Pt. 1, Chippewa. Indian geogr. 
 nomenclature of U. S. Vocabularies of the Apachee and 
 Micmac. Lord's prayer in several Algonquin dialects. 
 Indian etymology. Principles of the Chippewa and Mahi- 
 cau languages, etc. 
 
 Whipple (A. W.) and Turner (Tv~. W.) Vocabularies of N. A. lan- 
 guages. [In Pacific railroad reports, v. 3, 1856; p. 54- 
 103.J 1127.03 
 
 Williams {R.) Key into the language of the Indians of New Eng- 
 land. [In Mass. hist. soc. Coll., 1st s., v. 3-5, 1794-98.] 661.03 
 
 Willis (W.) Language of the Abnaquis or eastern Indians. [In 
 Maine hist. soc. Col., v. 4, 1850.] 602.04 
 
 23. Italian Language. 
 
 1. Italian Dictionaries. 
 
 Millhouse (J.) New English and Italian pronouncing 
 
 dictionary. 2 v. 1861 6422.02 
 
 Santagnello (M.) Dictionary of the peculiarities of the 
 
 Italian language. 1820 6425.03 
 
 2. Italian Grammar. 
 Caore (L.B.) Italian conversation grammar.1866.6122.05 
 Olivieri (A.) Italian commercial correspondent 'with 
 
 English notes. 1870 6422.06 
 
 Ollendorff (H. G.) New method of learning the Ital- 
 ian language. 1846 6422.07 
 
 Same. With corrections, by F.Foresti.1862.6422.01 
 
 See N. A. rev., July, 1867 (Origin of the Italian language). 
 
 24. Japanese Language. 
 
 Baba (T.) Elementary grammar of the Japanese 
 language. 1873 6421.22 
 
 Hepburn (J. G.) Japanese-English and English Jap- 
 anese dictionary, abridged. 1873. . . 6421.07 
 
 Hoffmann (J. J.) Japanese grammar. 1868. 6425.12 
 
 25. Latin Language. 
 
 1. Latin Dictionaries. 
 Andrews (R A.) "Latin-English lexicon, founded on 
 
 Freund. 1851 6415.01 
 
 Du Cange (C. D.) Glossarium mediae et infimae La- 
 
 tinitatis, cum supplementatis D. P. Carpenterii, 
 
 etc. DigessitG.A.L.Herschel. 7v. 1840-50. 6436.08 
 Labbe" (G.) Glossaria Graeco-latino et Latino-grseca. 
 
 [In Stephanus (H.) Thesaurus, v. 8.] . 6437.08 
 Quicherat (L.) Thesaurus poeticus lingua} Latinee. 
 
 Paris, 1850. 8° 6435.15 
 
 Eamshorn (L.) Diet, of Latin synonymes. 1841. 6414.27 
 Smith (W.) Smaller Latin-English diet. 1871. 6413.10 
 
 — and Hall(T.D.) "Copious and critical English-Latin 
 
 dictionary. 1870 6415.11 
 
 While (J. E.) and Riddle (J. E.) Latin-English dic- 
 tionary. 2 v. 1*69 6415.07 
 
 2. Latin Grammar. 
 Andrews (E. A.) and Stoddard (S.) Grammar of the 
 
 Latin language. 1864 6423.01 
 
 Brambach ( W. ) Aids to Latin orthography. Tr. by 
 
 W. G. McCabe. 1877 6423.03 
 
 Bullion (P.) Principles of Latin grammar. 1871. 6411.22 
 Donaldson (J. W.) Varronianus : a critical and hist. 
 
 introd. to the ethnography of ancient Italy and 
 
 to the philological study of the Latin language 
 
 1860 6411.19 
 
 Festus (S. P.) De verborum significatione. 2 v 
 
 Valpy, 1826 7713.14 
 
 Papillon (T. L.) Manual of comparative philology as 
 
 applied to the illustration of the Greek and Latin 
 
 inflections. 1876 6121.15 
 
 Roby (H. J.) Grammar of the Latin language from 
 
 Plautus to Suetonius. 2 v. 1871-74. . 6411.20 
 Part 1. Sounds, inflections, word formations, appendices. 
 
 2. Syntax ; also prepositions, etc. 
 Scheller (I. J. G.) Copious Latin grammar. 2 v. 1838. 
 Varro. De lingua latina. De la langue latine. [Ni- 
 
 sard's Collection.] 7725.12 
 
 3. Latin Pronunciation. 
 
 Ellis (A. J.) Practical hint on the quantitative pro- 
 nunciation of Latin. 1874 6411.23 
 
 Manning (J. B.) Voice of letters. Ancient proprie- 
 ties of Latin and Greek. 1854. . . . 6423.02 
 
 26. New Zealand Language. 
 
 Williams (W.) A dictionary of the New Zealand lan- 
 guage ; to which is added a selection of colloquial 
 sentences. 3d ed. 1871 6421.20 
 
 27. Norwegian Language. 
 Peterson (C.J. P.) A Norwegian-Danish grammar and 
 reader. 1872 6422.15 
 
 28. Persian Language. 
 
 Bleeck (A.H.) A concise grammar of the Persian lan- 
 guage : with a new plan for facilitating the study 
 of languages. 1851 6122.20 
 
 Jones (Sir W.) Grammar of the Persian language. [Inhis Works, 
 V. 5, 1807.] 6046.05 
 
 Tucker ( W. T. ) A pocket dictionary of English and 
 Persian. 1850 6422.21 
 
 29. Polyglott Dictionaries and "Works. 
 
 Minsheu(J.) Guide into the tongues, viz., English, 
 Low Dutch, High Dutch, French, Italian, Spanish, 
 Latin, Greek, Hebrew. 1627 6417.01 
 
 Nemnich (P. A.) Universal European dictionary of mer- 
 chandise, in the English, German, Dutch, Danish, 
 Swedish, French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, 
 Russian, Polish and Latin lang. 1799. . 6416.16 
 
 Treasury of languages. A rudimentary dictionary of 
 universal philology. [1873.] .... 6411.05 
 
 Tupper (M. F. ) Hymns of all nations. 1851. Tr. 
 
 into 30 languages. 1851 1694.06 
 
 US- See also Travel talk (p. 681). 
 
 30. Romance Language. 
 
 Lewis (Sir G. C. ) Essay on the origin of the Eomancs 
 languages. 1835 6424.28 
 
 Raynouard (F.J.M.) Lexique roman, ou dictionnaire 
 de la langue des troubadours. 6v. 1836-44. 6425.04 
 
 — Choix des poesies originales des troubadours. 6 v. 
 
 1816-1821 1681.28 
 
 31. Russian Language. 
 
 Reiff (G. P.) English-Russian grammar. 3d ed. 
 1862. ... 6444.12 
 
 — New parallel dictionaries of the Russian, French, 
 
 German and English languages. New ed. 4 pts. 
 
 •in4v. 1868-69 6445.08 
 
 Pt. 1. Eussian, French, German, English. 
 
 2. French, Eussian, German, English. 
 
 3. German, Eussian, French, English. 
 
 4. English, Eussian, French, German. 
 
 32. Sanskrit Language. 
 
 Ballantym (J. R.) First lessons in the Sanskrit gram- 
 mar, with introd. to the Hitopadesa. 1865. 6425. 14 
 Burriit (E.) Sanskrit handbook for the fireside. 1876. 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBEARY. 
 
LAN G-U AG-E - LAO-TSE 
 
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 vm IT H) The Sanskrit language, as a basis of linguistio soi- 
 once and the labours of the German school in that field- 
 are they not overvalued ? [In Fhilol. soo. Proo. ,1862.] 6443.14 
 
 tfnnr /B ) Sanskrit names in Greece, Africa, Ireland, South 
 America and Sandwich Islands. [In his Oriental fragments, 
 p. 238-438.] 7811.03 
 
 Mftfler (F. M. ) Sanskrit grammar for beginners. 1870. 
 
 Williams (M) Practical grammar of the Sanskrit lan- 
 guage. 1864 6425.13 
 
 _ Sanskrit-English dictionary. 1872. . . . 6426.15 
 
 Wilson (H.E) *Sanskrit and English dictionary ; an 
 abridgment, with an appendix explaining the use 
 of affixes in Sanskrit, by Pandit Bam Jasan. 
 1870 6125.28 
 
 _ A notice of European grammars and lexicons of the Sanskrit 
 
 language. [In Fhilol. boo. Proceedings, 1842-44.] 6443.01 
 
 j»y See also works under ' Comparative philology ' (p. 674). 
 
 33. Scottish Language. 
 JamUson (J.) Dictionary of the Scottish language. 
 Abridged by J. Johnstone. 1846. . . . 6435.08 
 
 34. Slang. 
 
 Qradus ad Cantabrigiam ; or, dictionary of terms or 
 cant, used at the University of Cambridge, [anon.'] 
 1803 6214.33 
 
 Qrose (F.) Classical dictionary of the vulgar tongue, 
 [anon.] 1788 6423.15 
 
 EaU (B. B.) Collection of college words and customs. 
 1851 ' 5513.13 
 
 Eolien (J. 0.) Dictionary of modern slang, cant, and 
 vulgar words. 1860 6423.20 
 
 Moore (T.) Tom Crib's memorial to congress. 3d ed. 
 1819 5091.02 
 
 Tylor (E.) Philology of slang. [Macmillan, April, 1874.] 
 
 35. Spanish Language. 
 Alonso (J. F.) Elementary grammar and guide to 
 conversation for travellers. 1867. . . 6423.07 
 Beta (KM de). Spanish phrase book. 1862.6423.08 
 Dam (J. T.) and Gonzalez (Don O.) Spanish commer- 
 cial correspondent with English grammatical and 
 idiomatio notes, and vocabulary. 1871.. 6423.13 
 ubrff(K G.) New method of learning to read, 
 write, and speak the Spanish language. By M. 
 Velasquez and T. Shnonne". 1858. . . 6423.10 
 
 Same. 2v. 1848 6423.05 
 
 Fnndergasl(T.) Mastery series, Spanish. 1869. 6423.12 
 Oarmiento [D.F.) MCtodo de lectura gradual. 6423.11 
 Tamos (Ade). Combined Spanish method. 1 867. 6423.09 
 
 Velasquez de la Cadena (M.) Pronouncing dictionary of 
 the Spanish and English languages, upon the basis 
 of Seoane's Neuman and Baretti. i860. 6415.06 
 
 36. Swedish Language. 
 May (A. ) Practical grammar of the Swedish language 
 
 [About 186S.] 6422 12 
 
 New pocket dictionary. [English and Swedish, and 
 
 Swedish and English.] Leipzig, [n.&] 18°. 0422.11 
 
 37. Tonga Islands. 
 Marintr ( JT.) Grammar. [In his Tonga Islands, v. 2, 1818.] 1064.08 
 
 38. Travel-talk. 
 
 Fklridge (W. P.) Harper's phrase-book, or hand-book 
 of travel talk : English, French, German, and 
 Italian. 1868 6411.02 
 
 Murray (J.) Handbook of travel talk : English, Ger- 
 man, French, and Italian. 1858. . . . 0411.01 
 
 39. Turkish Language. 
 
 Barker ( WIB.) Reading book of the Turkish language, 
 with a grammar and vocabulary. 1854. 0422.23 
 
 Jaubert (A.) Elements de la grammaire turke. 2e 
 ed. 1833 6422.24 
 
 Pflzmaier (A.) Grammaire turque ou developpement 
 separe' et m&hodique des trois genres de style 
 usites, savoir l'arabe, le persan et le tartare. 
 1847 6425.29 
 
 Bedhouse (J. W.) A lexicon, English and Turkish. 
 1861 6425.16 
 
 40. TJmbrian Language. 
 
 Newman (F. W.) On the TJmbrian language. [In Fhilol. «oo. 
 Proceedings, 1862] 6443.14 
 
 41. "Welsh Language. 
 
 Rowland (T.) Grammar of the Welsh language. 
 
 1865 0422.27 
 
 Spurrell ( W.) English-Welch pronouncing dictionary. 
 
 1872 6422.28 
 
 — Dictionary of the Welsh language. I860. .6422.28 
 Walters (J.) English and Welsh dictionary. 2 v. 
 
 1828 6426.11 
 
 41. Yoruba Language. 
 
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 [In Sm. contrib., v. 10.] 8937.10 
 
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 Ianier (Sidney). Florida : its scenery, climate, and 
 
 history. Philadelphia, 1876. 12°. . . 1132.23 
 -Poems. Philadelphia, 1877. 12°. ... . 1663.38 
 Iianigan (George T.j Fables, 'out of the World.' By 
 
 G. Washington iEsop, [pseud.'] Hlus. by F. S. 
 
 Church. New York, 1878. 16°. . . . 6212.32 
 Iiaakester (Edwin). Lectures on food. London, 
 
 1864. 12°. 5926.22 
 
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 Laakester (Edwin Eay). On comparative longevity 
 
 in man and the lower animals. L., 1870.12°. 4723.22 
 Lanman (Charles). Adventures in the wilds of the 
 
 United States and British American provinces. 
 
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 Same. London, 1854. 16'. [In Trav. libr., v. 12.] 5076.17 
 
 - Angler in Canada, Nova Scotia, and the United 
 
 States. London, 1848. 8° 1153.03 
 
 - Dictionary of the U. S. congress. Philadelphia, 
 
 1859. 8°. 8 3246.15 
 
 Same. 3d ed. Washington, 1866. 8°. . 3246.16 
 
 --Same. 5th ed. Hartford, 1868. 8°. . 3246.17 
 
 - Essays for summer hours. B., 1842. 12°. 2535.04 
 
 - Haw-Ho-Noo ; or records of a tourist. Philadel- 
 
 phia, 1850. 12°. 1072.03 
 
 2v"ofe._.American angling reminiscences, sketches of na- 
 ture, Indian legends, etc. 
 
 - The Japanese in America. N.Y.,1872. 12°. 1132.10 
 
 — Letters from a landscape) painter. Boston; 1845. 
 
 !2° 1112.21 
 
 — Letters from the Alleghany mountains. New 
 
 York, 1849. 12° 1112.10 
 
 Madeira, Portugal, and the Andalusias of Spain. 
 
 New York, 1856. 12° 985.10 
 
 — Private life of Webster. N. Y, 1856. 12°. 3182.22 
 
 — Bed book of Michigan ; civil, military, and biogr. 
 
 history. Detroit, 1871. 8° 654.01 
 
 Lanman (James H.) History of Michigan. To [1837]. 
 New York, 1852. 18°. [H. F. L.] . . . 025.22 
 
 — History of Michigan, civil and topographical. New 
 
 York, 1839. 8° 651.03 
 
 Lannoy [Sir Gilbert de). ♦Survey of Egypt and Syria, 1422. , Tr. 
 
 by J Webb. [In Axchajologia, v. 21, 1827.] . . 6128.- 
 LaNoue (Francois de). See Biography (p. 167). 
 Lanoye (Ferdinand Tugnot de). Le Nil, son . bassm 
 
 et ses sources. Paris, 1870. 12°. . . .1083.05 
 
 — Barneses the great ; or, Egypt 3300 years ago. New 
 
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 Lansdowne (George Granville, lord). See Granville (George). 
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 Same, abridged. [In Evans (G. W. D.) Classic in Italy 
 
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 Laocoon : limits of painting and poetry. See Lessing (G. E.) ; 
 
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 Ed. by A. "White. li.,Hakluytsoc.,1855. 8°. 1145.14 
 
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 Laplace (Pierre Simon, marquis de). Mecanique 
 
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 — System of the world. From the French, by H. H. 
 
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 and what does he do ? Tr. by Mrs. J. Sadlier. 
 New York, 1871. 16° 3543.24 
 
 Laporte (Joseph, abbS de). La bibliotheque des fees et des 
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 under the Anglo-Saxon kings. From the Ger- 
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 La Quintinye (J. de). Compleat gard'ner. Made 
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 Larcher (Pierre Henri, annolator). See Herodotus. . . 422.03 
 
 Larcom (Lucy). Boadside poems. B., 1876. 8°. 1663.37 
 
 — Hillside and seaside in poetry. B.,1877. 16°. 1663.39 
 
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 „ ... Btat J?- Jin hi* Writings, v. 1,1862.] 6025.15 
 
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 1850 J • 6026.09 
 
 IYisweU(J.H.) Barristers, their funotion, etc. [In Gentleman's 
 
 mag., Men., 1872.]. 
 Grayson (P. W.) Vice unmasked ; influence of law 
 
 upon the moral essence of man. 1830. . 5622.30 
 ilonlagu (B.) The barrister. [In his Essays, 1837) p. 249-89.] 2537.04 
 0'BHen{E) The lawyer: his oharacter,e/c.l843. 5622.0b 
 Raithby (J. ) Study and practice of the law, in their 
 
 various relations to society. 1st Amer. ed. [anon. ] 
 
 1806 5631.02 
 
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LAW: Admiralty to Bonds. 
 
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 Sharswood ((?.) Essay on professional ethics. 3d ed. 
 
 1869 5622.09 
 
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 examination of George T. Curtis's opinion on the 
 
 Susquehanna litigations. 1871 5622.17 
 
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 1852: p. 503-649.] 2547.07 
 
 Vinton (F.) Baccalaureate sermon, Columbia College 
 law school, May 22, 1860, on the duties and re- 
 sponsibilities of the legal profession. 1860. 5631.07 
 
 Warren (N.) Moral, social, and professional duties of 
 attorneys and solicitors. 1819. . . . 5622.05 
 See alio Forto. rev., v. 8, 1867 (Legal etiquette, by A. V. 
 Dicey) ; v. 13, 1870 (Bad lawyers and good, by W. Bagehot); 
 Fraser's mag., v. 60, 1854 (How to get on at the bar) ; 
 Macm. mag., v, 26, 1872, or Littell, 1872, v. a (by J. Bryce) ; 
 N. A, rev., v. 112, 1871 (by A. Stickney). 
 
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 dence. 1872 5614.22 
 
 _ Science of law. 1874. 6614.23 
 
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 63 5614.06 
 
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 78-124.] 2514.27 
 
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 social sciences 5611.27 
 
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 Lieber{F.) Legal and bibl. hermeneutics. 1839. 5714.24 
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 judiciaires des principaux pays da l'Europe. 5 v. 
 
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 nica.] 5093.20 
 
 Montesquieu (C. de S., baron de). Spirit of laws. 5th 
 
 ed. 2 v. 1793 5715.05 
 
 Noy (W.) Grounds and maxims ; also an analysis of 
 
 the English laws. 6th ed. with notes, etc. , by C. 
 
 Barton. 1794 5622.00 
 
 PHUimore (J. tf. ) Principles and maxims of jurispru- 
 dence. 1856 5614.21 
 
 Hharsviood ( (?. ) Lectures introductory to the study of 
 
 the law. 1870 5622.10 
 
 Stirling [J. B.) Lectures on the phllos. of law. [In Journal of 
 
 Bpec. phllos., V. 7-8, 1873-74.] 6442.07 
 
 Warren [S.) Popular and practical introduction to 
 law studies. Ed. by I.G. Thompson. 1870. 5622.12 
 
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 the law. 1871 5622.18 
 
 Wilson {J.) Works. 3 v. 1804 5733.19 
 
 Note.— Lectures on law and government. 
 
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 1. Admiralty and Shipping. 
 
 Abbott (0., lord Tenterden). Law relative to merchant 
 ships and seamen. 7th Amer. ed., with notes by 
 Story, and Perkins. 1854 5624.21 
 
 Benedict (E C.) American admiralty, its jurisdiction 
 and practice, with practical forms and directions. 
 
 New and enl. ed. 1870 5613.22 
 
 f (A.) Jurisdiction, law, and practice of the 
 courts of the V. S. in admiralty and maritime 
 causes. 2ded. 2 v. 1857 5646.03 
 
 Ropkinson (F.) Judgments in the admiralty of Philadelphia, 
 [/n Ms Miscel. essays, v. 3, 1792.] 6041.10 
 
 rarsons (T.) Treatise on the law of shipping and 
 law and practice of admiralty. 2 v. 1869. 5635.15 
 
 Upton (F. R) On maritime warfare and prize law. 
 
 Sded. 1863 5646.11 
 
 «" See alto Commercial and Maritime law (p. 686). 
 
 2. Agency. 
 
 Story (J.) Commentaries on the law of agency. 7th 
 ed. with add. by J. F. Kedfield and W. A. Her- 
 nok. 1869 5623.19 
 
 3. Almanacs. 
 law almanao for 1870 5633.01 
 
 4. Ancient Law. 
 Maine (E. S.) Ancient law: its connection with the 
 
 early history of sooiety, and of modern ideas 
 
 186 /; •-.■•. 5624.02 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Fraser's mag., v. 64, 1861 : Nat. rev 
 
 v. 12, 1861 ; Qu. rev., v. 110, 1861 ; Westm. rev., v. 76, 186l' 
 4&- See also Man [Prehistoric and primitive), in the 
 
 general alphabet ; and Roman law (p. 689). 
 
 5. Anecdote, Biography, etc. 
 
 Bigdow (L. J.) Bench and bar. Wit, humor, asperi- 
 ties and amenities of the law. 1867. . . 3254.20 
 
 Brown (B.P.) The forum ; or 40 years at the Phila- 
 delphia bar. 2 v. 1856 5613.25 
 
 Browne (J.) Humorous phases of the law. 1876. 5631.27 
 
 Forsyth (Wm.) History of lawyers ancient and mod- 
 ern. 1875 5643.10 
 
 Foss (E ) Memories of Westminster Hall : its famous 
 judges and lawyers, and its great trials. 2 v. 
 
 _ 18 74 3257.17 
 
 -Heard (F. F.) Curiosities of the law reporters. 
 
 _ 18 ?1 5631.04 
 
 Jeaffreson (J. C.) Book about lawyers. 1867.3254.28 
 
 Johannes sarisberiensis. Policraticus de nugis curia- 
 lium et vestigiis philosophorum. 1513. . 5622.11 
 
 Law and lawyers : curious facts, etc. 1868. . 3254.27 
 
 Law and lawyers ; legal history and biography. 2 v. 
 1840 \ "6631.05 
 
 O'Neall (J.B.) Biographical sketches of the bench and 
 bar of South Carolina. 2 v. 1859. . . 622.07 
 
 Strictures on the lives and characters of the most emi- 
 nent lawyers of the present day. . . . 5622.14 
 
 Warie (B. ) Curiosites judiciaires, historiques, aneo- 
 dotiques. 1859 5611.16 
 
 Percy anecdotes, v. 8, 14. 1823 6211.14 
 
 See also Qu. rev., v. 138, 1875 (The English bar and Inns 
 of court) ; Ed. rev., v. 129, 1869 (Lord Kingsdown's Becol. 
 of the bar) ; Fraser's mag., v. 87, 1863 (Law and lawyers of 
 England and Scotland) ; Nat. qu. rev., v. 13, 1886 (Irish law 
 and lawyers). 
 j89* See also Biography (Legal, p. 111-112). 
 
 6. Arbitration and Award. 
 Morse {J. T., jr.) Law of arbitration and award. 
 1872 6646.06 
 
 7. Assignments. 
 
 Burrill (A. M.) Treatise on voluntary assignments, 
 with forms. 2d ed. 1858 5615.21 
 
 8. Bailments. 
 
 Story (J.) Commentaries on. 8th ed. enlarged, by 
 
 E. H. Bennett. 1870 5623.17 
 
 9. Banks and Banking. 
 
 Morse (J. T., jr.) Treatise on the law relating to 
 banks and banking. 1870 5615.06 
 
 10. Bankruptcy. 
 
 Bump (0. F.) Law and practice in bankruptcy. 
 1871 5615.20 
 
 EiUiard (F.) Treatise on the law of bankruptcy and 
 insolvency. 2ded. 1867 5615.18 
 
 James (E. ) Bankrupt law of the United States. 1867. 
 With notes 5635.22 
 
 Kennedy (J.) Bankrupt act. 5 Geo. rv. c. 98. With 
 notes and index. 1826 5635.21 
 
 Oliver {W. A.) Handy book of the new law of bank- 
 ruptcy, and private arrangements with creditors. 
 1870. 5635.18 
 
 11. Bills of Exchange, Promissory Notes, 
 Banknotes, and Checks. 
 
 Byles {Sir J. B.) Treatise of the law of. 5th Amer. 
 from 9th London ed. with notes by G. Sharswood. 
 1867 5615.17 
 
 Daniel (J. W.) On negotiable instruments. 2 v. 1876. 
 
 Edwards (I.) Treatise on bills of exchange and pro- 
 missory notes. 2d ed. 1863 5623.15 
 
 Parsons ( T. ) Promissory notes and bills of exchange. 
 2 v. 1866 5635.13 
 
 Story (J.) Law of bills of exchange, foreign and in- 
 land. 4th ed., by E. H. Bennett. 1860. 5646.18 
 
 12. Bonds. 
 
 Coler (W.N.) Law of municipal bonds. 1873.5646.07 
 49- Set also Municipal Corporations (p. 688). 
 
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886 
 
 LAW: Brokers to Domestic Relations. 
 
 13. Brokers and Factors. 
 
 Edwards (J.) Essay on brokers and factors. 1870. 5646. 12 
 
 14. Carriers. 
 
 AngeU (J. K.) Law of carriers. 4th ed. revised by J. 
 Lathrop. 1868 6622.20 
 
 15. Chancery. 
 
 Barbour (0. L.) Treatise on the practice of the court 
 of chancery. 2d ed. 3 v. 1874. . . .5615.25 
 
 Daniell (E. R. ) Pleading and practice of the high court 
 of chancery. Ed. by T. E. Headlam. 4th Amer. 
 ed., revised, by J. C. Perkins. 3v. 1871. 5646.13 
 
 16. Chinese Law. 
 
 Staunton (Sir G. T.) Ta Tsing leu lee, being the fun- 
 damental lawB, and a selection from the supple- 
 mentary statutes of the penal code of China. Tr. 
 with notes. 1810 5617.13 
 
 17. Codification. 
 
 Bentham (J.) Principles of the civil code. [In hit Works, v. 1 
 (2-3.)] 6016.01 
 
 — View of a complete code. [In his Works, v. 3 (9.)] . . 6016.03 
 
 See also Ed. rev., v. 126, 1867 ; Fortn. rev., v. 9, 1868 (Di- 
 gest of the law commission, by N. O'Connor Morris) ; v. 18, 
 1872 (Codification in India and England, by J. F. Stephen); 
 Westm. rev., v. 83, 1865 (State of English law). 
 
 AS- See also French Law (p. 687) ;— New York State 
 (p. 689) ; -Roman Law (p. 690) ; etc. 
 
 18. Commercial, Mercantile and Maritime Law. 
 
 Brice (J.) Laws of theU. S. ( relative to commercial 
 subjects. 1814. 8°. 5624.15 
 
 Montefiore (J.) Commercial and notarial precedents, 
 forms, law, etc., and the acts of parliament relat- 
 ing to shipping. 2ded. 1813. . . . 5617.26 
 
 — Commercial dictionary : meroantile law, etc. 3 v. 
 
 1804. . 5927.06 
 
 Tudor (0. D.) Leading cases in meroantile and mari- 
 time law. 2v. 1873 5646.16 
 
 Crosby (F.) Everybody's lawyer. 1860. . .5622.25 
 
 Contractors, merchants, and tradesmen. Six legislative 
 
 enactments. London, 1858-59. 16°. . . 5635.27 
 
 Every man's own lawyer. By a barrister, [anon.] 8th 
 
 ed. London, 1870 5622.28 
 
 Parsons (T.) Elements of mercantile law. 1856. 5624.11 
 — Laws of business for businessmen. 1857. 5624.13 
 Wells (J. G. ) Every man his own lawyer, and busi- 
 ness form book. 18G8 5622.27 
 
 A9~ See also Admiralty and Shipping (p. 686). 
 
 19. Conflict of Laws. 
 Story (J.) Commentaries, etc. 6th ed. enl. by L F. 
 Kedfleld. 1865 5623.18 
 
 20. Constitutional Law. 
 
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 judicial interpretations of the constitution of the 
 U. S., as contained in the federal and state re- 
 ports. 1877 5643.17 
 
 Sedgwick (T.) Treatise on the interpretation and con- 
 struction of statutory and constitutional law. 
 
 1874 5643.18 
 
 jG®~ For works on the Constitutions and governments of va- 
 rious countries Bee Countries {England, p. 307 ; — France, 
 p. 320 ; — United States, p. 378 ; and names of the individual 
 states); — also Government and politics {Various headings, 
 p. 684). 
 
 21. Contracts. 
 
 Chiity (J., jr.) Treatise, etc. 6th Engl. ed. by J. A. Bus- 
 sell. 10th Amer. ed. by J.C.Perkins. 1860. 5635.09 
 
 Gibbons (D.) Law of contracts. 1857. . . .5635.28 
 
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 contracts. From the French, with appendix illus- 
 trative of the English law on the subject, by W. 
 D.Evans. 3d Amer. ed. 2 v. 1853. .5615.10 
 
 Smith ( J. W. ) Law of contracts. 6th Amer. ed. ; notes 
 by W. H. Eawle and G. Sharswood. 1877. 5647.01 
 
 Story ( W. W.) Treatise on the law of contracts. 5th ed., 
 revised, by M. M. Bigelow. 2 v. 1874. 5647.02 
 
 Verplanck (G. C.) Essay on the doctrine of contracts. 
 1825 5635.20 
 
 22. Conveyancing. 
 
 Abbott (B. V. and A.) Clerks* and conveyancers' as- 
 sistant, forms, etc. 4th ed. 1870. . . 5634.06 
 Jenkins (John S.) New clerk's assistant: forms, e(c 
 
 1860 5634.03 
 
 23. Copyright. 
 
 Morgan (J. A.) Law of literature. 2 v. 1875.6624.22 
 
 a&- See also Copyright (p. 282) J— Patents (p. 689). 
 
 24. Corporations. 
 
 Abbott (B. V. and Austin). General digest of the law of 
 corporations, public and private. 1869. . 5616.18 
 
 AngeU (J. K.) and Ames (S.) Treatise on the law of 
 private corporations aggregate. 9th ed. enlarged 
 by J. Lathrop. 1871 5622.23 
 
 Baker (J.F.) Treatise on the law of manufacturing cor- 
 porations in the state of New York. 1876. 5616. 05 
 
 Gibbon (D.) Limited liability acts. Joint stock co. 
 acts. 1858-9 6635.26 
 
 Courts Martial. 
 [See Military law (p. 689). 
 
 25. Criminal Law. 
 
 Amos (A.) Ruins of time exemplified in Sir Matthew 
 Hale's Hist, of the pleas of the crown.1856. 5625.21 
 
 Archbold (J. F. ) Treatise on criminal procedure, plead- 
 ing, and evidence, in indictable cases ; [with] de- 
 cisions to 1877, by J. N. Pomeroy. . . 5638.06 
 
 Beaumont {J. T. B.) Essay on criminal jurisprudence. [In Pam- 
 phleteer, v. 18-19.] 6058.19 
 
 Bishop (J. P. ) Commentaries on criminal law. 5th 
 ed. 2v. 1872 5638.08 
 
 — Commentaries on criminal procedure ; pleading, 
 
 evidence, and practice. 2d ed. 2 v. 1872. 5638.10 
 
 — Law of statutory crimes, with procedure and prac- 
 
 tical suggestions. 1873 5638.12 
 
 Cornwallis (G. F.) On the principles of criminal law. 
 
 [anon.] 1846 5611.15 
 
 MeWatlers (G.) Knots untied ; or ways and by-ways 
 
 of American detectives. 1871 5612.09 
 
 Stephen (J. F. ) General view of the criminal law of 
 
 England. 1863 5625.13 
 
 — English criminal law. [In Cambridge essays, 1867.) . 2517.15 
 Torrey (H. W.) Some topics in criminal law. [In Amer. soo. 
 
 eci. assoc. Trans., no. 1, 1869.] 6811.01 
 
 Waterman (T. W.) Digest of decisions in criminal 
 
 cases. 1877. 5638.13 
 
 Wharton (F. ) Treatise on the criminal law of the U. S. 
 6th and revised ed. 3 v. 1868. . . . 5625.09 
 See also art. by F.Wharton in Atlantic monthly.v. 26, 1870. 
 ftg-Scc also Social science {Crime and punishments). 
 
 26. Damages. 
 
 Sedgwick (T.) Treatise on the measure of damages. 
 5th ed. by A. G. Sedgwick. 1869. . . . 5612.20 
 
 27. Debt. 
 
 Jemmett {H.) Letter on the injustice and Impolicy of arrest for 
 debt. 1826. [In Pamphleteer, v. 26.] 6058.26 
 
 28. Descent. 
 
 Bingham (A.) Treatise on the laws of descent. 
 1870. . 5615.14 
 
 29. Dictionaries. 
 
 Abbott (B.V.) Dictionary of terms and phrases used 
 inAmer.orEngl. jurisprudence. 2v. 1878. 5625.05 
 
 Bouvier (J.) Law dictionary. 7th ed. 2v. 1857. 5625.01 
 Note.— Reviewed in N. A. rev., v. 93. 1861. 
 
 Burrill (A. M.) Law dictionary and glossary. 2d ed. 
 2v. 1869 5625.0J 
 
 30. Domestic Relations. 
 
 Reeve (T.) Law of baron and femme, of parent and 
 child, guardian and ward, master and servant, 
 and of the powers of the courts of chancery ;* 
 an essay on the terms heir, heirs, heirs of the 
 body. 3d ed. with notes by A. J. Parker, and 
 C. E. Baldwin. London, 1867. . . • • 5615-0' 
 
 Schouler (J. ) Treatise on the law of domestic relations. 
 
 Boston, 1870 5615 - os 
 
 4&- See also Marriage and divorce (p. 688). 
 
 BBOOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
L AW : Dower to Habeas Corpus. 
 
 687 
 
 31. Dower. 
 
 SerSmer (C. S.) Treatise on the law of dower. 2 v. 
 
 1867. 6615. ia 
 
 32. Easements and Servitudes. 
 
 Washburn (JS) Treatise on the American law of ease- 
 ments and servitudes. 2ded. 1867. .6623.14 
 
 33. Ecclesiastical Law. 
 
 Hudson (5. A.) Law for the clergy : a compilation of 
 the statutes of the states of Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, 
 Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, and Wisconsin, relat- 
 ing to the duties of clergymen. 1877. .3561.33 
 
 Strong ( W-) Two lectures upon the relations of civil 
 law to church polity, discipline, and property. 
 1875 5641.23 
 
 Tyler (W.8.) American ecclesiastical law. 1866. 3614.27 
 
 j)3- See also Biblical, relig., and ecol. literature (Church 
 
 polity, p. 80 ; and names of various denominations and sects), 
 
 34. English Common Law. 
 
 Bacon iM.) New abridgment of the law. With large 
 additions by Sir H. Gwyllim and C. E. Dodd, 
 with notes and references, by B. Wilson and J. 
 Bouvier. 10 v. 1868 5633.11 
 
 Baton's law book : a practical compendium of English 
 jurisprudence 5621.25 
 
 Blackstone (Sir W.) Commentaries on the laws of 
 England. [Ed.]byT.M. Cooley. 2v.l871. 5614.10 
 
 Charley (W. T.) New system of practice and pleading. 
 London, 1877. 8° 5643.16 
 
 Coke (22) First part of the institutes of the laws of 
 England ; or a commentary upon Littleton. Re- 
 vised, with notes by F. Hargrave and C. Butler. 
 2v. 1st Am. ed. 1853 5614.12 
 
 Holla (T.) Dialogue of the common laws of England. [In his 
 Engl, works, v. G, 1840.] S043.ll 
 
 Sale (M.) History of the common law of England, and 
 an analysis of the civil part of the law. 6th ed., 
 with notes by C. Eunnmgton. 1820. .5638.18 
 
 Beeves (J.) History of the English law, to the end of 
 the reign of Elizabeth. New ed. 3 v. With 
 notes and introd. dissertation, by W. F. Finlason. 
 
 1869 5624.04 
 
 See also Blackw. mag., v. 79, 1856 (Inns of court, and the 
 bar of England) ; Ed. rev., v. 104 (Supreme courts of ap- 
 peal) ; v. 114, 1861 (English jurisprudence) ; v. 134, 1871 
 (Inns of court and of chancery) ; Fraser's mag., v. 72, 1865 
 (Queen's court of probate) ; N. Brit, rev., v. 18, 1852-3 (Le- 
 gal profession and the county courts) ; Qu. rev., v. 123, 
 1867 (The new courts of law) ; Westm. rev., v. 67, 1857 
 (Engl. law: its oppression and confusion) ; v. 68 (English 
 courts of law) ; v. 68 (Progress of Engl, jurisprudence) ; v. 
 (2, 1864 (Modern phases of jurisprudence in England). 
 S3" See also Countries (England : Const, and gov., p. 307). 
 
 35. Equity. 
 
 Adams (C, jr.) The doctrine of equity : court of 
 chancery. Notes by G. T. Bispham. 5th Amer. 
 
 ed. 1868 5614.14 
 
 niih(J. W.) Manual of equity jurispr. 1871. 5638.14 
 (J.) Commentaries on equity jurisprudence. 
 10th ed. by L F. Redfield. 2 v. 1870. 5623.21 
 
 White (F. T.) and Tudor (O.D.) Selection of leading 
 cases in equity, with notes ; with American cases, 
 by J. I. C. Hare and H. B. Wallace. 3d ed. 3 v. 
 1859 5638.17 
 
 WUlard (J.) Treatise on equity jurisprudence. Re- 
 vised by P. Potter. 1875 5638.19 
 
 36. Evidence. 
 
 Benthan (J.) Rationale of evidence. [In his Works, v. 6-7 
 .(11-13).] 6016.06 
 
 Burrill (A. M.) Treatise on circumstantial evidence. 
 
 1868 5647.04 
 
 Oreenleaf (S.) Treatise on the law of evidence. 12th 
 
 ed. revised by I. F. Redfield. 3 v.1866. 5634.16 
 Maine (B. S.) Theory of evidence, [/n his Village-communities, 
 
 .1876.] 5624.03a 
 
 "hU&pslS. M.) Law of evidence; with notes by E. 
 
 Oowen and N. Hill, with additions of American 
 
 cases to the present time, by I. Edwards. 5th ed. 
 
 3v. 1867 5647.05 
 
 Starkie (T.) Practical treatise of evidence. 9th Am. 
 
 ed., notes by G. Sharswood, etc., 1869. . 5634.19 
 
 Wliarion (F.) Law of E. in civil issues. 2 v. 5647 06 
 Seealso Westm. rev., v. 83, 1865 Circumstantial evidence). 
 ms~ See alio Facta (below). 
 
 37. Executions. 
 
 Herman (if. M.) Law of executions. 1875. .6612.23 
 38. Executors, Administrators, etc. 
 
 McCleUan (B. H.) Practice in probate courts ; also 
 law of wills, executors, etc. 1875. . . 5624 24 
 
 Willard (J". ) Treatise on the law of executors, admin- 
 istrators and guardians, in surrogates' courts of 
 the state of New York. 1869 56J2.18 
 
 Williams (R V.) Treatise on the law of executors and 
 administrators. 5th Am. ed. With notes and 
 references, by A. I. Fish. 2 v. 1859. . 5612.21 
 H3- See also Wills (p. 691). 
 
 39. Extradition. 
 
 Clarke (E. ) Law of extradition, with the conventions 
 existing between England and foreign nations. 
 
 2ded. 1874 5647.08 
 
 49* See also International Law (p. 688). 
 
 40. Facts. 
 
 Earn (J.) Treatise on facts as subjects of inquiry by 
 
 a jury. 2d Am. ed. 1870 6612.11 
 
 <5T See also Evidence (above). 
 
 41. Fixtures. 
 
 BUI {J. W.) A manual of the law of fixtures. 2d ed. 
 revised. 1871 5623.27 
 
 42. Frauds (Statute of). 
 
 Browne (C.) Treatise on the statute of frauds, as in 
 
 force in England and the United States, with 
 
 English and American statutes. 3d ed. revised. 
 
 1870 5615.19 
 
 43. Fraudulent Conveyances. 
 
 Bump (0. F.) Treatise upon conveyances made by 
 debtors to defraud creditors. 2d ed. 1876. 5647.09 
 
 44. French Law. 
 
 Code Napole"on ; or French civil code. Literally tr. by 
 L. S. Richards. London, 1824. 8°. . . 5616.22 
 
 — Recueil complet des discours prononces lors de la 
 discussion du Code civil par les divers orateurs 
 du Conseil d'Etat et du Tribunat avant la redac- 
 tion definitive. 2 v. Paris, 1855. 8°. . 5617.15 
 
 Jones (R.) History of the French bar. 1855.5622.07 
 
 Young (A.) Hist, sketch of the French bar ; with bio- 
 graphical notices of some of the principal advo- 
 cates of the 19th century. 1869. . . .5631.01 
 
 45. Gentoo Law. 
 
 Code of Gentoo laws, ordinations of the Pandits. 
 [Compiled by the Brahmins from Sanscrit au- 
 thors. Tr. by N. Halhead,] from a Persian trans- 
 lation. 1776 5617.14 
 
 46. Guaranties. 
 
 De Colyar (H. A. ) Treatise on the law of guaranties 
 and of principal and surety. With notes to 
 American cases, and an appendix containing the 
 English and American statutes of frauds and per- 
 juries, by J. A. Morgan. 1875. . . .5615.30 
 
 47. Habeas Corpus. 
 
 Binnev IH ) Privilege of the writ of habeas corpus under the 
 constitution. 3 pts. 1862-65 5643.01 
 
 Bates (E. U. S. att'y gen.) Suspension of the writ of habeas 
 corpus; opinion, etc., July 13, 1861. [TJ. S. Ho. of rep. 
 37th cong., 1st sess. Ex. doc, no. 6.] 
 
 Curtis (B.R.) Executive power. 1862. . ... . . -6643.02 
 
 Nicholas (S. S.) Habeas corpus, a response to Mr. Binney, 1862 ; 
 —Habeas corpus, the law of war, and confiscation, 1862 ; 
 ■ -Martial law, [n. p. or d.] :— Eeview of the argument of 
 pres. Lincoln and att'y gen. Bates. 1861. .... .5643.03 
 
 Parker (Joel). Habeas corpus, and martial law, a review of t b e 
 opinion of Taney in the case of John Merryman.1861 .6643.02 
 
 Reply to Horace Binney on habeas corpus. By a member of 
 the Philadelphia bar. 1862 6643.02 
 
 Taney (R. B ) Opinion in the habeas corpus case of John Mer- 
 ryman. 1861 x • ■ • • • • 5643.02 
 
 Wharton (<?. M.) Remarks on Binney's treatise on habeas cor- 
 pus. 2ded. 1862. . . 6643.02 
 
 _ Answer to Binney's reply. 1862 6643.02 
 
 m asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER 
 
688 
 
 L A W : Highways to Leading Cases. 
 
 48. Highways. 
 
 Angell (J. K.) and Durfee (T.) Law of highways. 2d 
 ed., with notes, by G. F. Choate. 1868. . 5622.21 
 
 49. Hindoo Law. 
 
 Menu. Institutes of Hindoo law. [In Jones (Sir W.) Works, v. 
 7, 1807.] . . 6046.07 
 
 50. Indictments. 
 
 Wharton (F.) Precedents of indictments and pleas. 
 3ded. 2 v. 1871 5647.10 
 
 51. Injunctions. 
 
 BUliard (F.) Law of injunctions. 2d ed. revised. 
 1869 5634.12 
 
 52. Insurance. 
 
 Bliss (G., jr.) Law of life insurance, with chapters 
 
 upon accident and guarantee insurance. 2d ed. 
 
 1874 5647.12 
 
 Hopkins (M.) Manual of marine insurance. 1867. 5624. 17 
 May (J. W.) Law of insurance as applied to fire, life, 
 
 accident, guarantee, and other non-maritime risks. 
 
 1873 5624.20 
 
 Phillips (W.) Law of insurance. 5thed.2v. 1867. 5624.18 
 
 53. International Law, and Laws of War. 
 
 Bentham (J.) Principles of international law. [In his Works, 
 v. 2 (8).] 6016.03 
 
 Bernard (M.) Growth of laws and usages of laws of war. [In 
 Oxford essays, 1856 ; p. 88-137.] 2538.20 
 
 Burlamaqui (J. J.) Principles of natural and political 
 law. 1817 5013.12 
 
 Cairns (J.E.) International law. [In his Polit. essays, 1873.] 6726.28 
 Note. — Repr. from Fortn. rev., Nov., 1865. 
 
 Cockburn (Sir A.) Nationality ; or, the law relating to 
 subjects and aliens, considered with a view to 
 future legislation. 1869 5613.18 
 
 Deane (II.B.) The law of blockade. 1870. .5613.20 
 
 Field (D. D.) An international code. [In Amer. soc. science 
 asaoc. Trans, no. 2, 1870.] 6811.01 
 
 Gardner (D.) Treatise on international law. 1844. 
 
 Grotias (H.) De jure belli et pacis libri tres, accom- 
 panied by an abridged translation, by W. Whe- 
 
 well. With notes. 3 v. 1853 5613.08 
 
 Note.— See Ed. rev., v. 112, 1860 (Grotius and the sources 
 of international law) : Fraser's mag., v. 49, 1864. 
 
 Halleck (S. W. ) Elements of international law and 
 laws of war. 1866 5613.02 
 
 Kennedy (CM.) Influence of Christianity upon inter- 
 national law. 1856 3564.01 
 
 Mackintosh (J.) Discourse on the law of nature and of nations. 
 [In his Miscel. workB, v. 1, 1846.] 
 
 Mamiani (Count T.) Eights of nations, applied to 
 Italy. 1860 5613.05 
 
 Mill (J.) Essays. [From the Encycl. Brit.] . 5093.20 
 
 Phillimore (B.) Commentaries upon international law. 
 2d ed. 4v. 1871-74 5643.19 
 
 Poison (A.) Principles of the laws of nations. 2d ed. 
 1859 5613.15 
 
 Pratt (F.F.) Law of contraband of war. 1856.5613.23 
 
 Pufendorf (S.) Of the law of nature and nations. 
 English by B. Kennett. Added, notes of Bar- 
 beyrac. 4th ed. Prefixed, Barbeyrac's discourse of 
 morality. English, by Mr. Carew. 1779.5617.01 
 
 Savigny (F. C. von). Private international law. Tr. 
 with notes, by W. Guthrie. 1869. . .5613.19 
 
 Seebohm (F.) On international reform. 1871.5613.14 
 
 Senoir (N. W.) International law. [In Ms Essays, v. 1. 1865 : 
 140-276.] 2613.32 
 
 Twiss (T.) The law of nations. [Part 1.] On the 
 rights and duties of nations in time of peace. 
 1»61 5613.01 
 
 Upton (F. H.) Law of nations affecting commerce 
 during war : with the jurisdiction and the prac- 
 tice of prize courts. 1861 5613.21 
 
 Valtel (M. D.) Law of nations. 1820. . . .5613.27 
 
 Ward (B. ) History of the law of nations, to Grotius. 
 2 v. 1795 5613.03 
 
 Wheaton(K) Elements of international law. 6th ed. 
 with notes and introductory remarks, by W. B. 
 Lawrence. 1855 5613.06 
 
 Same. Ed. with notes by E. H. Dana. 8th ed 
 
 1866 6613.11 
 
 Note. — Reviewed in N. A. rev., v. 104, 1866. Replied to 
 by W. B. Lawrence in v. '104', 1867. 
 Woolsey (T.) Introduction to the study of interna- 
 tional law. 2d ed. 1864 5613.07 
 
 . — ■ Private property upon the sea. [In Amer. soc. sci. assoc 
 Trans., no. 7, 1874.] 6811.04 
 
 See also Blackw. mag., Jan., Feb., Apr., May, 1874 (In- 
 ternat. vanities) ; Con tern, rev., v. 3, 1866 (Comte aud his dis- 
 ciples on int. law) ; Oct., 1876 (On proposed changes in int 
 law, by W. E. Hall) ; Fortn. rev., v. 10, 1868 Nations and int 
 law, by T. E. Leslie) ; New Englander, v. 14, 1866 {Recent 
 aspects of) ; v. 21, 1862 (Hautefeuille on int. law, by T. D. 
 Woolsey) ; Westm. rev., v. 64, 1855 (International immo- 
 rality). 
 
 On international arbitration see Fortn. rev., v. 15, 1871 
 (Can war be avoided, by viscount Amberley) ; N. A. rev., 
 v. 102, 1866 (Courts of conciliation) ; v. 102, 1806 (Interna- 
 tional arbitration); also heading War and peace, in the 
 general alphabet. 
 
 On extradition see Internat. rev., July, 1876 ; Fraser's 
 mag., Aug., 1876 (Art. by E. S. Roscoe) ; Westm. rev., v. 89, 
 1868. 
 
 On neutral and belligerent rights see Blackwood, v. 93, 1868 
 (Changes proposed in belligerent rights at sea) ; Ed. rev., 
 v. 116, 1862 ; Fraser's mag., v. 64, 1861 ; v. 69, 1864 ; N. A. 
 rev., v. 101, 1865 (Belligerent war vessels in neutral ports) ; 
 Westm. rev., v. 77, 1862. 
 
 On the right of search see New Englander, v. 16, 1858 ; 
 N. A. rev., v. 95, 1862 (Case of Mason and Slidell). 
 
 Oh non-intervention see Fraser's mag., v. 60, 1869 (art. by 
 J. S. Mill ; Nat. rev., v. 13, 1861) ; Oobden (R.) Pol. writ. 
 ings, v. 1 [5710.10]. 
 
 S3- See also Extradition (p. 687). 
 
 54. Judicial Establishments and Procedure. 
 
 Bentham (J.) Draught for the organization of judicial establish- 
 ments compared with the draught by the committee of the 
 Nat. assembly of France. [In his Works, v. 4.] , 6016.04 
 
 — Principles of judicial procedure. [In his Works.v. 2 (7).] 5016.02 
 
 55. Judiciary (Independence and Tenure of the). 
 
 Adams (J.) On the independence of the judiciary. [In hii 
 Works, v. 3.] 6013.— 
 
 Choate (R.) On the judicial tenure. [In his Writings, v. 2, 
 
 1862.] 6025.16 
 
 See also Debates of Mass. Const, convention of 1853, v. 
 2, p. 756-828 ; v. 3, p. 179-234, for elaborate speeches by 
 Simon Greenleaf, Joel Parker, Rufus Choate, Richard H. 
 Dana, and others against, and by Marcus Morton, B. F. 
 Butler, aud others in favor o/an elective judiciary. 
 
 56. Jury Trial. 
 
 Edwards (C.) Juryman's guide ; state of New York. 
 
 1831 5622.26 
 
 Bentham (J.) Art of packing special juries. [In his Works, 
 
 V. 6.1 6016.05 
 
 Forsylh ( W. ) History of trial by jury. 1852. 5622.24 
 Longley (J.) Observ. on trial by jury. [In Pamphleteer, v. 6, 
 
 1812.] 6058.05 
 
 Boutledge (J.) Chapters on the history of popular progress (in 
 
 England], 1660-1820 5718.06 
 
 Spooner (Z.) Essay on trial by jury. 1852. .5622.32 
 
 Stanhope (C, earl). Eights of jurors defended; and 
 
 the objections to Mr. Fox's libel bill refuted. 
 
 1792 5622.29 
 
 See also Chambers's journal, v. 6, 1868 (Juries) : Lippin- 
 cott's mag., March, 1872 (Trial by jury, by A. S. Bolles); 
 Macmillan's mag., Mch., 1862 (Rise and progress of trial by- 
 jury, by W. Barnes) ; Putnarn'B mag., Feb., 1870 (Trial by 
 jury, by W. Z. Davis) ; Westm. rev., v. 97, 1872 (Trial by 
 judge and trial by jury) ; Am. law rev., Oot., 1876 (Origin of). 
 
 57. Justices of the Peace. 
 
 Cowen (E.) Treatise on the civil jurisdiction of jus- 
 tices of the peace in the state of New York. Ee- 
 written and adapted, by L. Kingsley. 5th ed. 
 2v. 1870. . . . ... . . . . . 5634.07 
 
 58. Landlord and Tenant. 
 
 Taylor (J. N.) American law of landlord and tenant. 
 
 3d ed. 1852 5624.14 
 
 Same. 5th ed. 1869 5624.10 
 
 59. Leading Cases. 
 
 Smith (J. W.) Selection of leading cases on various 
 branches of the law : with notes. 6th Am ed. by 
 J.I.C.Hare and J. W. Wallace. 2v.in3. 1866.5614.18 
 J8^- See also under various special headings. 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
LAW : Legislation to Nisi Prius. 
 
 689 
 
 Legislation. 
 
 [See Government and politics (Legislation, p. 687).] 
 
 60. Libel and Slander. 
 
 lau> of libel, as affecting the newspaper press, with 
 
 proposed amendments. 1867 5634.15 
 
 Toumsmd (J.) Treatise on slander and libel, and 
 
 remedies. 2d ed. 1872 5647.13 
 
 See also International review, July, 1876 (Newspaper press 
 and law of libel, by D. D. Field). 
 49- See also Journalism [Freedom of the prat, p. 657). 
 
 61. Lights (Ancient). 
 
 Oox (3.) Law and science of ancient lights. 2d ed. 
 
 1871 5631.22 
 
 Maritime Law. 
 [Sis International law, p. 688 ; Admiralty, p. 686.] 
 
 62. Marriage and Divorce. 
 
 Balkerstoni (P.) Digest of the law of Scotland, re- 
 lating to marriage. 1827 In 3573.29 
 
 Bishop (J- P. ) Commentaries on the law of marriage 
 and divorce, of separations without divorce, and 
 of evidence of marriage. 2 v. 4th ed. 1844. 5615.15 
 
 Lawrence (W. B.) Disabilities of American women 
 married abroad. 1871 5615.24 
 
 Morgan (H. D.) Doctrine and law of marriage, adul- 
 tery and divorce. With an appendix. 2 v. 
 1826 5615.22 
 
 Schouler (J. ) Treatise on the law of domestic relations. 
 1870 5615.08 
 
 Woolsey (T. D.) Essay on divorce and divorce legis- 
 lation, with special reference to the United States. 
 
 1869 5824.10 
 
 See also International rev., v. 1, 1874 (Divorce, by N. H. 
 Davis) ; N.A. rev., v. 90, 1860 (Law of divorce). 
 43" See also Domestic relations (p. 686) ; Bower (p. 687). 
 
 63. Massachusetts. 
 
 Washburn (E.) Judicial history of Massachusetts, 
 1630 to 1775. 1840 5625.16 
 
 64. Maxims. 
 
 Broom (H.) Selection of legal maxims, classified and 
 illustrated. 6th Am. ed. 1868. . . .5622.15 
 45- See also Noy ; — FhiUimore (in div. n., p. 684). 
 
 65. Medical Jurisprudence. 
 
 Casper (J. L.) Hand-book on the practice of forensic 
 medicine, v. 1-4. 1861 4302.09 
 
 — Traite pratique de me'decine legale. Trad, de 
 l'Allemand par G. G. Bailliere. 2 v. 1862. 4355.01 
 
 O&lmg (W.), Sanderson (J. B.), Fagge [O. H.), and Stevenson (T.) 
 Reports on legal medicine. [In New Sydenham soc, 
 Year-book, 1859-1865-6.] 4355.01 
 
 Ordronaux (J.) Jurisprudence of medicine in its re- 
 lations to the law of contracts, torts, and evidence ; 
 liabilities of vendors of drugs. 1869. . 5647.14 
 
 Taylor (A 8.) Principles and practice of medical ju- 
 risprudence. 2d ed. 2 v. 1873. . . 4355.03 
 
 Wharton (F.) and SiilU (M.) Treatise on medical ju- 
 risprudence. Medical part revised with addi- 
 tions by A Stille". 2d ed. 1860. . . . 5625.13 
 43- See alio Medical science (Insanity), in the general 
 alphabet. 
 
 Mercantile Law. 
 [Set Commercial Law, p. 686.] 
 
 66. Military Law. 
 
 CMan (J. F.) Military laws of the United States. 
 
 1858 5635.02 
 
 DeSart (W. C.) Observations on military law, and 
 
 courts martial. 1863 5635.01 
 
 ■Mackenzie (A. S.) Proceedings of the naval court 
 
 martial in the case of A. S. M. With review by 
 
 J. F. Cooper. 1844 5635.06 
 
 Simmons (T. F.) Constitution and practice of courts 
 
 martial. Continued by T. F. Simmons. 6th ed. 
 
 1873 
 
 WhUing ( W. ) War powers under the constitution of 
 
 the United States. 1864 5733.30 
 
 43" See also Habeas Corpus (p. 687). 
 
 67. Mines and Minerals. 
 
 Bambridge (W.) Treatise on the law of mines and 
 minerals. Ed. by G. M. Dallas. 1871. 5646 15 
 
 Morrison (B. 8.) Digest of American and English 
 mining decisions. 1875 6647.16 
 
 68. Miscellaneous Works. 
 
 Baton (F., lord). Arguments of law. \In Works, 
 
 - Answers touching the office of constabIe~.~~M» hit 
 v. 16.] 1 1 
 
 — Discourse upon the commission of Bridewell", iln'his 
 
 v. 15.] * 
 
 — Maxims of the law. [In his Works, v. 14.]' .' '. . ', 
 
 — Ordinances in chancery. [In Works, v. 16.] . . . '. 
 
 — Preparation for the union of laws. [In Works, v. 16.] 
 
 — Beading on the statute of uses. [In Works, v. 14.] . 
 
 — Use of the law. [In Works, v. 14.] . 
 
 Bentham{J.) Works. See p. 73-74 of Catalogue. 
 Woodbury (L.) Writings, v. 2. Judioial. 1852 
 
 6014.17 
 Works, 
 6014.17 
 Works, 
 6014.17 
 6014.16 
 6014.17 
 6014.17 
 6014.16 
 6014.16 
 
 6077.13 
 
 69. Mohammedan Law. 
 
 Hedaya, or guide : a commentary on the Mussulman 
 laws. Tr. by C. Hamilton. 2d ed. with preface 
 and index by S. G. Grady. 1870. . . .5617.11 
 
 Jones (Sir W.) Of the Mohammedan law of succession and in- 
 heritance ; On the law of bailments. [In his Works, v. 8, 
 
 1807] 6046.08 
 
 See also Contem. rev., June, 1877 (Muhammadan law : its 
 growth and character, by R. D. Oaborn) ;— Koran (p. 100). 
 
 70. Mortgages. 
 
 Billiard (F.) Law of mortgages of real and personal 
 property. 4th ed. revised. 2 v. 1872. 5634.09 
 
 71. Municipal Corporations. 
 
 DUlon (J.F.) Treatise on the law of municipal corpora- 
 tions. 2d ed. , revised. 2 v. 1873.. .5647.17 
 43- See also Bonds (p. 685) ; Town officer (p. 691). 
 Note. — For ordinances and public documents of municipal 
 governments, see Countries (p. 285-394). 
 
 72. Municipal Law. 
 
 Pomeroy (J.N.) Introd. to municipal law. 1864. 6624.01 
 
 73. Negligence. 
 
 Shearman (T. G.) andRedfield (A. A.) Treatise on the 
 law of negligence. 2d ed. 1870. . . . 5612.19 
 
 Wharton (F.) Treatise on the law of negligence. 
 1874 5625.08 
 
 74. New York (State of). 
 
 Code commissioners. Civil code of the state. Albany, 
 1865. 8° 
 
 — Penal code of the state. Albany, 1865. 8°. 5817.32 
 
 — Political code of the state. A, 1860. 8°. .5632.05 
 Revised statutes. 3 v. Albany, 1836. 8°. . . 
 Abbott (B. V.) and (A.) Digest of New York statutes 
 
 and reports, to 1869. 7th ed. revised. 8 v. Al- 
 bany, 1870. 8° 5637.12 
 
 Edmunds (J. W. ) Statutes at large. 2d ed. 7 v. Al- 
 ' bany, 1869. 8° 5632.06 
 
 Fay (J. D. ) Digest of the laws of the state in force on 
 Jan. 1, 1874. 3 v. N. Y., 1874-76. 8°. . 5616.09 
 
 Hoffman (J/.) Provisional remedies of the code of 
 procedure. 1862 5633.22 
 
 [Session] Laws, 1852-77. Albany, 1852-77. 8°. 
 
 Same. General index, 1777-1875. 4 v. Albany, 
 
 1866-76. 8° 
 
 Tiffany (J. ) Condensed digest of the Court of Appeals 
 reports, v. 1-27 inclusive. 1866. . . . 5633.23 
 43- See also Countries, etc. (New York, p. 362). 
 
 75. Nisi Prius. 
 
 Anthon (J.) Law of Nisi prius, being reports of cases 
 determined at Nisi prius, in the Supreme Court 
 of the state of New York. 2d ed. with notes. 
 1858 5633.24 
 
 Archbold (J.F.) Law of nisi prius. 3d ed. , with notes 
 and references to Amer. decisions, by J. K. Find- 
 lay. 2v. 1853 5647.19 
 
 ftelwvn (W.) Abridgment of the law of Nisi prius. 
 7th Am. ed. by A. I. Fish. 2 v. 1857. . 5633.08 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
690 
 
 L A "W : Nuisances to Roman Law. 
 
 76. Nuisances. 
 
 Wood (H. G.) Practical treatise on. 1875. .5626.15 
 77. Parliamentary Law. 
 
 Barclay (J.) Digest. See (below) United States. Congrett. 
 Bentham (J.) Essay on political tactics, [In his Works, v. 
 2(8).] . . . . . . .6016.02 
 
 Gashing (L. S.) Law and practice of legislative assem- 
 blies in the United States. 1856. . . . 5617.29 
 
 — Manual of parliamentary practice. 1870. . 5622.19 
 Jefferson IT.) Manual. [In his Writings, V. 9.] . . . .6048.09 
 
 Same. See (below) United States. Congress. . . 6617.30 
 
 Robinson ( W. S.) Warrington's manual. 1875. 5617.27 
 United States. Congress. Constitution, with Jeffer- 
 son's manual of parliamentary practice, and the 
 standing rules and orders of the House of repre- 
 sentatives and Senate. 1863 5617.30 
 
 49- See also Countries (England : Parliament, p. 311). 
 
 78. Partnership. 
 Parsons (T.) Treatise on the law of partnership. 
 
 2d ed. enlarged. 1870 5624.09 
 
 Story (J.) Commentaries on the law of partnership. 
 6th ed., revised, by J. C. Gray, jr. 1868. 5646.18 
 Troubat(F. J.) Law of commandatory and limited 
 partnership in the U. S. 1853. . . .5646.19 
 See also Westm. rev., v. 60, 1853 (Partnership with limit- 
 ed liability) ; v. 66, 1855 (Limited liability act). 
 
 79. Patents and Copyright. 
 
 Curtis (O. T.) Treatise on the law of patents in the 
 
 United States. 3d ed. 1867. . . . .6625.18 
 
 Law (8. D.) Copyright and patent laws of the U. S., 
 
 1790-1870. With notes of judicial decisions. 3d 
 
 ed. 1870 5625.20 
 
 — Digest of American cases relating to patents, 1789- 
 
 1862. Revised ed. 1870 5625.19 
 
 OS- See also Arts (Useful : Patents, p. 45) ;— Copyright 
 (p. 282). 
 
 Penal Legislation. 
 [See Social science (Crimes and punishments), In Um 
 general alphabet.] 
 
 80. Periodicals. 
 American law review, v. 1-11. 1867-77. . . 5643.01 
 
 81. Personal Property, 
 Bchouler (J.) Law of. 2 v. 1873 5646.20 
 
 82. Police and Detectives. 
 Brooks (J. J.) Whiskey drips. 1873. . . . 6834.13 
 Burnham ( 0. P. ) Memoirs of the United States secret 
 
 service. 1872 5611.17 
 
 Colquhoun (P.) Treatise on the commerce and police 
 
 of the river Thames. 1800 5633.07 
 
 Mainwaring (0. B.) Observ. on the pre«ent state of the poiice 
 
 [In Pamphleteer, v. 20, 1822.] 6058 20 
 
 Woolsey (T. D.) Nature and sphere of police power, tin Amer. 
 
 «oo. sci. assoc. Trans., no. 3, 1871.) . 6811 02 
 
 See also Qu. rev., v. 9, 1856 (Police and the thieves). 
 
 83. Pleading and Practice. 
 
 Chlttp (J. ) Treatise on pleading and parties to actions. 
 16th ed., with notes, by J. C. Perkins. 2 v. 
 
 18 "76 5646.22 
 
 Gould (J.) Treatise on pleading in civil actions. 4th 
 
 , ed - 18 73 5646.24 
 
 Jones ( 7. ) Suggestions for a reform of special plead- 
 ing. 1850 5093 17 
 
 Stephen (H. J.) Pleading. Ed.byS.Tyler! 1871. 5646 25 
 Van Santvoord ( 0. ) Principles of pleading in civil ac- 
 tion. New ed. by N. C. Moak. 1873. 5633 21 
 Wliarton (F.) Precedents of indictments and pleas 
 3ded. 2v. 1871 5646.26 
 
 84. Powers. 
 
 Sugden (Sir FL B., lord St. Leonards). Practical trea- 
 tise of powers. 2 v. 3d Am. ed. 1856. 5634.20 
 
 85. Probate. 
 
 McOkttan (R. R) Practice in probate courts ; also 
 
 law of wills, etc. 1875 5624 24 
 
 «- See oho Wills (p. 692). 
 
 86. Railway Law. 
 
 Redfleld (I. F.) Law of railways. With supplement. 
 4th ed. enlarged. 2 v. 1869-70. . . . 5612.12 
 
 — Leading American railway cases. With notes and 
 
 opinions. 1870. 5612.14 
 
 87. Rating and Assessment. 
 
 Penfold (C.) Practical remarks upon the principle of 
 rating properties liable to be assessed towards 
 the relief of the poor. 5th ed. by J. T. Kershaw 
 1869 5635.19 
 
 88. Real Property. 
 
 Digby (K. E.) Introd. to the history of the law of real property 
 1875 6685.17 
 
 Hare (T.) Public and private property in their legal relations 
 [In Fortn. rev., v. 11, 1869.] 
 
 Isams. Speeches concerning the laws of succession to property 
 at Athens. [In Jones [Sir W.) Works, v. 9, 1807.] 6046.W 
 
 Rawle (W. S.) Practical treatise on the law of cove- 
 nants for title. 3d ed. revised. 1860. . 5623.16 
 
 Sugden (Sir E. B., lord St. Leonards). A handy book of 
 
 property law. 1858 5635.25 
 
 Note.— Be viewed In Blackw. mag., v. 83, 1858. 
 
 — Letter to J. Humphreys, on his proposal to repeal 
 
 the laws of real property and substitute a new 
 
 code. 1826 5915.19 
 
 Washburn (E. ) Treatise on the American law of real 
 
 property. 3d ed. 2 v. 1868 5623.22 
 
 J89* See also Political economy (Land-tenure) ;— Convey- 
 ancing (p. 686). 
 
 89. Reform (Necessity and progress of). 
 
 Remarks on the present state of the law. [In Pamphleteer, v. 
 
 26, 1826.] 6058.26 
 
 See Ed. rev., v. Ill, 1860 (Progress of) ; Fortn. rev., v. 6, 
 1866 ; Fraser's mag., v. 47, 1863 ; Qu. rev., v. 116, 1864 ; 
 Westm. rev., v. 90, 1868 (Reform of our civil procedure). 
 
 90. Referees. 
 
 Hoffman (M.) Law and practice as to references, and 
 the powers and duties of referees. 1875. 5623.28 
 83- See alto Arbitration and Award (p. 685). 
 
 91. Remedies. 
 
 Pomeroy (J.N.) Treatise on remedies and remedial 
 rights by the civil action, according to the re- 
 formed American code. 1876 5647.21 
 
 92. Rights. 
 
 FichU (J. O.) Science of rights. Tr. by A. E. Kroe- 
 
 ger. 
 
 JGE3" See also works under ' Science of jurisprudence ' 
 (p. 684) ; — Government and politics (Comprehensive trea. 
 tises, p. 685) ; — Moral science. 
 
 93. Roman, Civil, and Canon Law. 
 
 Adams (J.) Dissertation on the canon and feudal law. [In his 
 Works, v. 3.) 6013.03 
 
 Butler ( C. ) Account of Koman and canon law. 4th 
 ed. [ With his Life of d'Aguesseau. 1830.] 3013.03 
 
 Clark (R C.) Early Eoman law. The regal period. 
 1872 6631.21 
 
 Oaius (T.) Elements of Eoman law. With a transla- 
 tion and commentary by E. Poste. 1871. 6614.25 
 
 Gtiterbock ( C. ) Bracton and his relation to the Eoman 
 law. A contribution to the history of the Eoman 
 law in the middle ages. Tr. by B. Coxe. 
 1866 5613.24 
 
 Hadley (J.) Introduction to Eoman law. 1873. 5631.23 
 
 Halifax (S.) Elements of the Eoman civil law; in 
 which comparison is occasionally made betw. the 
 _ Soman laws and those of England. 1818. 5613.13 
 
 Justinianus. Corpus juris civilis, quo continentur In- 
 stitutionum libri quatuor, et Digestorum sive 
 Pandectorum libri quinquaginta. 2v.l700. 5611.23 
 
 — Institutions and elements. Tr. by G. Harris. 
 
 1814 5614.24 
 
 Legari (B. S.) Origin, history, and influence of Koman legisla- 
 tion. [In his Writings, v. 1.] 6047.06 
 
 Maine (B. S.) Soman law and legal education. (In his Village 
 
 communities, 1876.] 6624.03a 
 
 Note — Repr. from Cambridge essays, 1856. . . 2617.14 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
L A "W : Roman Law to United States. 
 
 691 
 
 Ortolan (E.) History of the Eoman law. Tr. and 
 supplemented by a chronological chart of Eoman 
 history, by J. T. Prichard and D. Nasmith. 
 1871. 5617.04 
 
 PhiUwnore (J. &■) Private law among the Eomans, 
 from the Pandects. 1863 5624.07 
 
 Saviantl (F. 0. de). Traits' de droit Eouiain. Traduit 
 de l'Allemand, par C. Guenoux. 8 v. 1846- 
 57, 5631.14 
 
 Warnkoeniq (L. A.) Institutiones juris Eomani pri- 
 vate Ed. 3a. 1834 5614.26 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 61, 1855 (The old civilians : 
 compilers of Justinian'B Institutes) ; Blackwood's mag., v. 
 98, 1863 (Lord Mackenzie's Bonian law) ; N. A. rev., v. 96. 
 1863 (The Soman bar). 
 
 94. Satires on the Practice of Law. 
 
 A' Beckett (Q. A.) The comic Blackstone. [1869.] 5611.01 
 
 Surrebutter (J. ), pseudon. Pleaders' guide, a didactic 
 
 poem, with arguments of counsellor Bother'um 
 
 and counsellor Bore'um. 1803. . . . 5611.18 
 
 Shipping. 
 
 [See Admiralty (p. 686).] 
 
 95. Star-Chamber. 
 
 Burn (J. -8.) The Star Chamber. Notices of the 
 court and its proceedings, with a few additional 
 notes of the High Commission. 1870. .5615.09 
 
 96. Statutory Law 
 
 Sedgwick ( T. ) Treatise on the rules which govern the 
 interpretation and construction of statutory and 
 constitutional law. 2d ed., enlarged. With 
 notes, by J. N. Pomeroy. 1874. . . .5643.18 
 
 97. Supervisors. 
 
 UcCall (B. S.) Treatise on the powers and duties of 
 supervisors in the state of New York. 2d ed. 
 1869 5634.04 
 
 98. Taxation. 
 
 Burroughs (W. H.) Treatise on the law of taxation of 
 the states and their municipalities, and of the 
 United States. 1877 5647.22 
 
 BMard(F.) Law of taxation. 1875. . . . 5646.01 
 Note.— Upon the general subject of taxation see Political 
 economy [Taxation). 
 
 99. Torts or Private Wrongs. 
 
 EiMiard (F.) Law of torts or private wrongs. 3d ed. 
 
 revised. 2 v. 1866 5634.13 
 
 — Law of remedies for torts, or private wrongs. 
 
 1867. 5634.11 
 
 100. Town Officers. 
 
 ®eemn(S.) The town officer. 4th ed. 1799. 5634.05 
 49" See also Municipal corporations (p. 689). 
 
 101. Travellers. 
 
 Rogers (B. V.,jr.) Law of the road ; or, wrongs and 
 rights of a traveller. 1876 5621.26 
 
 102. Trespass. 
 
 Waterman {T. W.) Treatise on the law of trespass in 
 the twofold aspect of the wrong and the remedy. 
 2v. 1875 5625.22 
 
 103. Trials. (CbUectums.) 
 Burke (P.) Celebrated trials connected with the 
 aristocracy in relations of private life. 1849. 5612. 10 
 ,V/ - K) Cri minal trials in Scotland. 2 v. 
 
 ah. 1 **/; • 5611.03 
 
 weoraiea trials and remarkable cases of criminal ju- 
 risprudence, to 1825. 6v. 1825. . . . 5611.05 
 ,'* (-P- W.) American criminal trials. 2 v. 
 
 ^ 5611.11 
 
 ^ontenis : v. 1. Anne Hutchinson. The quakers, 1656-61. 
 ?"em witchcraft, Salem, 1692. Thomas Maule. J. P. 
 •"infer for libel, 1735. New York negro plot. Leisler's 
 
 rebellion. N. Bayard's treason, 1702. Crew of the Pitt 
 packet. The Boston massacre. 2. Bathsheba Spooner 
 
 a^^tV 77 !' ,£ 01, , David Henle y- "78. Major John 
 Andre. J. H Smith, 1780. Rhode Island judges, 1786. 
 _ John Hauer, for murder, 1798. 
 
 Oraik (G.L.) English causes celebres ; or, remarkable 
 trials. 1844 561 i u 
 
 Dumas (A.) Celebrated crimes. 1843. . . 5612.02 
 
 Dying speeches and behavior of state prisoner's execut- 
 ed the last 300 years. With their characters 
 London, 1720. 8°. 5611.02 
 
 Feuerbach (A. R. von). Eemarkable criminal trials 
 From the German. 1846 5611.13 
 
 Hargrave {J. ) Complete collection of [English] state 
 trials. 1388-1777. 11 v. fol TJ.G. 
 
 Jackson ( W. ) New and complete Newgate calendar. 
 6 v. 5612.03 
 
 Mejan(M.) Eecueil des causes celebres. 2e e"d. 21 v 
 1808-14 5641.01 
 
 Morse (J. T.) Famous trials. The Tichborne claim- 
 ant. Troppman. Prince Pierre Bonaparte. 5611.19 
 
 Saint-Edme [E. T. Bourg, called). Bepertoire general 
 des causes celebres anciennes et modernes. 13 v. 
 1834 5621.10 
 
 State trials for high treason, and other crimes, from the 
 reign of Eichard n. 9 v. 1720-31. . .6621.01 
 
 Wharton [F. ) State trials of the United States. [1793- 
 1800.] 5612.01 
 
 Paget [J.) Paradoxes and puzzles, etc 2638.11 
 
 Contents : Elizabeth Canning. The Campden wonder. 
 Annesley case.' Eliza Fenning. Spencer Cowper'e case. 
 Note — Eepr. from Black, mag., v. 87-90, 1860-61. 
 
 104. Trusts and Trustees. 
 
 Hill [J.) Treatise on the law relating to trustees ; 
 notes by F. J. Troubat. 4th ed. 1867. . 5647.23 
 
 Perry (J. W.) Treatise on the law of trusts and trus- 
 tees. 2ded. 2v. 1874 5647.24 
 
 105. United States. 
 1 . La ws and Statutes. 
 
 Acts passed at the [lst]-2d congress, 1st sess., 1789- 
 1791. 2 v. Philadelphia, 1791. 8°. . . 5733.03 
 
 Laws, [acts, etc. lst-1 6th congress,] 1789-1829. 9 v. 
 Phil, and Washington, 1796-1809. 8°. . 5636.06 
 
 Statutes at large, treaties, and proclamations. Ed. by 
 E. Peters, G. Minot, and G. P. Sanger, v. 1-17. 
 Boston, mile, Broion & Co., 1845-73. 8°. 5626.14 
 Contents: v. 1. 1789-99. 2. 1800-13. 3. 1813-23. 4. 
 182*35. 5. 1836-45. 6. Private laws, 1789-1845. 7. In- 
 dian treaties. S. Foreign treaties, with general index to 
 v. 1-8. 9. Dec, 1845— Mch. 3, 1861. 10. Dec. 1, 1851— 
 Mch. 3, 1855. 11. Dec. 3, 1855— Mch. 3, 1859, with procla- 
 mations since 1791. v. 12-17. Dec. 5, 1859— Mch., 1873. 
 
 Same. Synoptical index, 1789-1851. Boston, 
 
 1852. 8° 5626.00 
 
 Same. Eevision of the United States statutes, 
 
 [1789-1873], as drafted by the commissioners, 
 for examination by the com. of the Ho. of rep. 
 2 v. Washington, 1872. 1. 8° 5627.U2 
 
 Same. Eevised statutes, 1873. Washington, 
 
 1875. 8° 5627.04 
 
 Abbott (B. V.andA.) [National] digests of the reports 
 of the U. S. courts, and of the acts of congress, 
 [1789] to 1876. v. 1-7 5916.03 
 
 V. 1-4. 1789-1868. 5. 1868-72. 6. 1872-74. 7. 1874. 
 Graydon (W.) Abridgment of the laws of the U. S. 
 
 1803 5632.01 
 
 Hall IB. ) Official opinions of the attorneys general of 
 the United States. With notes. 5 v.1852-57.5645.01 
 
 Note. The laws of each session of a public nature are 
 
 printed in the Appendix to the official Records of the de- 
 bates and proceedings of congress. 
 
 See also N. A. rev., Jan,, 1876 (Law in America, 1776-1876, 
 by G. T. Bispham). 
 
 2. Digests of Decisions of United Slates Courts. 
 Abbott (B. V. and A.) Digest of the reports of the 
 U S courts and of the acts of congress, to 1876. 
 
 4 T 5616.05 
 
 Brightly (F. C.) Digest of the decisions of the federal 
 
 courts, to the present time. 1868. . . 5616.01 
 
 Curtis IB.E.) Digest of the decisions of the Supreme 
 
 court of the United States, to 1854. . .5632.02 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order." giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
692 
 
 LAW: United States to "Women— L E A K E 
 
 Treatises on American Law. 
 
 Abbott (B. V. ) Treatise upon the U. S. courts, and 
 their practice. 3d ed. 2 v. 1877. . . 5614.27 
 
 Bouvier (J. ) Institutes of American law. New ed. by 
 D. A. Gleason. 2 v. 1870 5614.15 
 
 Du Ponceau (P. S.) Dissertation on the nature and 
 extent of the jurisdiction of the courts of the 
 United States. With a brief sketch of the na- 
 tional judiciary powers exercised prior to the 
 adoption of the constitution. 1821. . .5611.21 
 
 Kent (J. ) Commentaries on American law. 9th ed. 
 
 4v. 1858 5614.01 
 
 Note.— Reviewed In N. A. rev., v. 74, 1852 ; v. 93, 1861. 
 
 Powell (T.W.) Analysis of American law. 1870. 5614.09 
 
 Smith (T. Z.) Elements of the laws, civil and crim- 
 inal, in the United States, and in the several 
 states. 1878 5622.31 
 
 Walker {T.) Introduction to American law. 5th ed. 
 revised by J. B. Walker. 1869. . . . 5622.16 
 49- See also Countries {United States: Constitution and 
 government, p. 378). 
 
 106. Verbal Agreements. 
 
 Throop (M. H.) Treatise on the validity of verbal 
 agreements in England and the United States, 
 as affected by the statute of frauds. 2 v' 
 1870. 6635.07 
 
 107. Water Courses. 
 
 AngeU (J. K.) Treatise on the law of water coursei. 
 6th ed. Eevised and enl. by J. O. Perkins 
 1869 6622.22 
 
 108. Wills. 
 
 Lee (J. B.) How to make a will. 1875. . . 5641.22 
 
 McClettan (R.H.) Pract. in probate courts. 1875. 6624.21 
 
 Redfteld (l.F.) Law of wills. 3d ed. 3 v. 1869. 6612.15 
 
 j89- See. also Executors (p. 687). For collections of wills 
 
 ste Wills, in general alphabet. 
 
 Women. 
 
 [See Marriage (p. 739).] 
 
 Lawrence (Eugene). Historical studies. New York, 
 
 1876. 8°. 3427.06 
 
 Contents : Bishops of Borne. Leo and Luther. Loyola 
 and the Jesuits. Ecumenical councils. Vaudois. Hu- 
 guenots. Church of Jerusalem. Dominic and the inqui- 
 sition. Conquest of Ireland. Greek church. 
 
 — Lives of British historians. 2 v. N.Y.,1855.8°. 3262.03 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Early historians. Raleigh. Camden. 
 Earl of Clarendon. Burnet. Fuller. Echard. Brady. 
 Oldmixon. Carte. Robertson. Lyttleton. Smollett. 2. 
 Hume Rapin. Catharine Macaulay. Ralph. Macpher- 
 son. Hooke. Ferguson. Gibbon. Orme. Goldsmith. 
 Fox. Fragmentary historians — More, Bacon, Milton, Swift. 
 
 — Primer of Greek literature. New York, 1877. 32°. 
 
 [Harper's half-hour series.] .... 2732.30 
 
 — Primer of Latin literature. New York, 1877. 32°. 
 
 [Harper's half-hour series.] 2732.31 
 
 — Primer of mediaeval literature. New York, 1877. 
 ' 32°. [Harper's half-hour series.] . . 2732.32 
 
 — Primer of romance literature. New York, 1877. 
 
 32°. [Harper's half-hour series.] . . 2732.33 
 Lawrence (Frederick). Life of Henry Fielding. 
 
 London, 1855. 8° 3056.06 
 
 Lawrence (George Alfred). Border and Bastille. 
 
 New York, 1863. 12° 642.22 
 
 .8®" For his novels see Fiction (p. 496). 
 Lawrence (James). Dramatic emancipation, or strictures on the 
 
 state of the theatres, etc. [In Famphleteer,v. 2, 1813.] 6058.02 
 
 — On the nobility of the British gentry, [In Pamphleteer, v. 
 
 23, 1824.] . 6068.23 
 
 Lawson (James). Poems. N. Y., 1857. 12°. 1663.14 
 Lawrence (Margaretta W.) Memorials of Mrs. H. A. 
 
 L. Hamlin. Boston, 1856. 12°. . . . 3075.08 
 Lawrence (Wm. ) Lectures on comparative anatomy, 
 
 physiology, zoology, and the natural history of 
 
 man. London, 1818. 12°. 4325.10 
 
 Lawrence (Wm. Beach). Disabilities of American 
 
 women married abroad. N. Y., 1871. 8°. 5615.24 
 
 — editor. See Wheaton (Henry). International law. . 6613.06 
 Lawson (George). Diseases and injuries of the eye. 
 
 2d ed. London, lb74. 24° 4341.33 
 
 Lawson (Henry). Manual of popular physiology. 
 New York, 1873. 12°. 4325728 
 
 — Sciatica, lumbago, and brachialgia, and hypodermic 
 
 injection of morphia. London, 1872. 12°. 4323.15 
 Lawson (Capt. J. A.) Wanderings in the interior of 
 
 New Guinea. London, 1875. 8°. . . . 1066.10 
 Lawson (John, d. 1712). History of Carolina. 1714 
 
 [Keprint.] Ealeigh, 1860. 12°. . . . 591.06 
 Lawson (Rev. John Parker). Bible encyclopedia. 
 
 With introd. essays by Dr. Fleming and G. 
 
 Scott. 3 v. Edinburgh, [1849.] 8°. . 3715.01 
 Contents : v. 1-2. Geography and natural history. 3. 
 
 Biography. 
 
 — History of remarkable conspiracies connected with 
 
 European history. 2 v. Edin., 1829. 18°. 441.01 
 
 — Life and times of William ■ Laud, archbishop of 
 
 Canterbury. 2 v. London, 1829. 8°. . 3097.20 
 Lawson (Wm. J.) History of banking. 2d ed. 
 
 London, 1855. 8° 5915.03 
 
 Same.- Ed. byJ.S.Homans. B., 1852. 8°. 5915!o2 
 
 Lawson (Sir Wilfred, 6. 1846). Hirtton (R. J.) English radical 
 
 leaders. 1875 3221.14 
 
 Lawyer abroad. See Day (H.) 1874 944.24 
 
 Lawyer and client. See Butler (W. A.) 1871 6622.13 
 
 See also Law. (1. -4s a profession, p. 684). 
 Lawyers. See Biography (Legal, p. 111-112) ;— Law (Anecdotes, 
 p. 685) ; and consult Biography {individual, p. 116-216), 
 for separate lives of noted lawyers. 
 Lay (G. Tradescant). Chinese as they are. London, 
 
 1841. 8° 1036.03 
 
 Lay of the last minstrel. See Scott (W.) 1684.29 
 
 Lay of the Scottish fiddle. See Paulding (J. K.) 1814. . 1734.81 
 
 Lay sermons. See Huxley (T. H.) 1859 4712.14 
 
 Layard (Austen Henry). Discoveries among the ruins 
 of Nineveh and Babylon. 2d expedition, [1849- 
 50]. New York, 1853. 12° 1054.10 
 
 — Nineveh and its remains. [1845-6.] New York, 
 
 1852. 12° 1054.11 
 
 — — Same. [Abridged.] Popular account, etc. New 
 
 York, 1855. 12°. 1054.12 
 
 Layard (E. L.) Birds of South Africa. Capetown, 
 
 1867. 8° 4815.03 
 
 Laycock (Thomas). Mind and brain ; or the corre- 
 lations of consciousness and organisation. 2d ed. 
 2 v. New York, 1869. 12° 5414.15 
 
 Note. — Reviewed in Winslow'a jour, of psy. med., v. 13. 
 Layman's breviary. See Schefer (G. L. I.) 1868. . . . 1683.24 
 Lays of ancient Rome. See Macaulay (T. B.) . . . . 1671.33 
 Lays of Melpomene. See Fairfield (S. L ) .... 1643.20a 
 
 Lays of the Minnesingers. London, 1825. 8° 1663.16 
 
 Lays of the Scottish cavaliers. See Aytonn (W. E.) . . 1613.17 
 Lea (Henry Charles). Hist, sketch of sacerdotal celiba- 
 cy in the christian church. Phil.,1867. 8°. 3426.21 
 
 — Studies in church history. Phil., 1869. 8°. 3425.16 
 
 Contents : The rise of the temporal power. Benefit of 
 clergy. Excommunication. 
 
 — Superstition and force. Essays on the wager of law, 
 
 the wager of battle, the ordeal, torture. Phil., 
 1875. 8° 5631.25 
 
 Lea (Isaac, and others). Check-list of shells of N. A. [In Smith, 
 miscel. coll., v. 2, I860.] 3936.12 
 
 Lea (Mathew Carey). Manual of photography. Phil., 
 
 1868. 8°. .....a....* 39oo.ll 
 
 Leacock (Rev. B. B.) Prayer book versus Prayer 
 
 book. Phil., 1869. 8° 3587.29 
 
 Note.— Written in interest of the Reformed epis. church. 
 Lead diseases. See Medicine. (Lead diseases.) 
 Lead ores. See Aits ( Useful . Metallurgy, p. 46). 
 Leadbeater (Mary). Leadbeater papers. Annals of 
 
 Ballistore, and correspondence. 2 v. London, 
 
 1862. 12° 3098.05 
 
 Leaders of public opinion in Ireland. See Lecky (W, E. H.) 
 Leahy ( ' Sergeant ' J. ) Art of swimming in the Eton 
 
 style. Preface by Mrs. Oliphant. London, 1875. 
 
 12° . . . ... ... 4613.28 
 
 Leake (Isaac Q. ) Memoirs of the life and times of gen. 
 
 John Lamb. Albany, 1850. 12°. . . .3097.07 
 Leake (Wm. Martin). Journal of a tour in Asia 
 
 Minor. London, 1824. 8° 1034.17 
 
 — Peloponnesiaca : supplement to Travels in the 
 
 Morea. London, 1846. 8°. 1032.13 
 
 — On some disputed questions of ancient geography. 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
LEAKE - LEE 
 
 693 
 
 [Bd. toith his Topography of 
 1032.09 
 
 London, 1857. 8' 
 
 Athens, v. 2.] . 
 Tonography of Athens and the Demi of Attica. 
 ~~ 2a ed 2v. London, 1841. 8°. . . .1032.08 
 -Travels in northern Greece. 4v. L.,1835. 8°. 1032.04 
 -Travels in the Morea. 3 v. L., 1830. 8°. . 1032.10 
 T.pakiu (George A.) The periodic law [in creation]. 
 
 IJew York, 1868. 16° 3914.04 
 
 Lear (Edward). A book of nonsense. From 10th 
 
 London ed. New York, [n. d.] 16°. . . 6212.09 
 
 — Nonsense songs, stories, botany, and alphabets. 
 
 Boston, 1871. sm. 4° 6212.20 
 
 — Journals of a landscape painter in southern Cala- 
 
 bria, etc. London, 1852. 8° 975.13 
 
 Lear (Mrs. Harriet L., wife of Sidney A.) Bossuet 
 and his contemporaries, [anon.] New York, 
 1875, 8° 3023.30 
 
 — A Christian painter of the 19th century : Hippolyte 
 
 Flandrin. [anon.] London, 1875. 12°. 3056.30 
 
 — A Dominican artist : life of the rev. pere Besson. 
 
 [anon.] London, 1877. 16° 3017.32 
 
 — Fenelon, abp. of Cambrai. [anon.] New ed. Lon- 
 
 don, 1877. 12°. 3055.31 
 
 — Francis de Sales, [anon.] L., 1871. 12°. . 3057.21 
 
 — life of madame Louise de France, daughter of Louis 
 
 xv. [anon.] London, 1869. 16°. . . . 3114.23 
 
 — Bevival of priestly life in the 17th century in France. 
 
 [anon.] London, 1877. 16° 3433.20 
 
 Contents : Charles de Condren. S. Philip Neri and card. 
 
 deBerulle. The oratory. St. Sulpice and Jean Jacques 
 
 Olier. Present times. 
 Learned societies. See Societies. 
 
 Learning and working. See Maurice (F. D.) 1855. . . 6513.24 
 Leather. 
 -Kennedy (D. H.) Art of tanning. 3ded. 1857. 3941.12 
 
 — Collins (J.) Hides and leather. [In British mf g. industries, 
 
 1876.] 3911.32 
 
 Leather-modelling. 
 
 — Mogridge(Mrs.) Modelling in leather. 1871. 1443.32 
 
 Leatherwood God. See Taneyhill (B. H.) 612.19 
 
 Leathes (Bev. Stanley). The Christian creed : its 
 
 theory and practice ; with preface on some dangers 
 
 of the English church. N. Y., 1878. 12°. 3565.27 
 
 Note.— Discourses on the * Apostles creed.' 
 
 Leaves from a physician's journal. See Smith (D.E.) 1867. 4321.16 
 
 Leaves from an actor's note-book. See Vandenhoff (G.) 1744.18 
 
 Leaves from the diary of a dreamer. See Tuckerman (H. T.) 
 
 1853 2544.12 
 
 Leaves of grass. See Whitman (W.) 1856 1695.02 
 
 Leavitt (John M.) Afranius, and the Idumean tra- 
 gedies, with the Boman martyrs, and other 
 poems. New York, 1869. 16°. .... 1732.12 
 Leavitt (Thomas H. ) Facts about peat as an article 
 
 of fuel. Boston, 1865. 8° 
 
 Lebanon (Mount). See Countries {Lebanon, p. 340) ; alto Bibl. 
 
 sacra, July, Oct., 1869 (art. by T. Laurie). 
 LeBas (CharleB W.) Life of Wiclif. New York, 
 
 1832. 18°. 3184.09 
 
 Le Bas (Philippe). Allemagne. 2 v. Paris, 1838. 
 8°. [Univers.] 901.04 
 
 — Asie Mineure depuis les temps les plus anciens. 
 
 Paris, 1863. 8°. [Univers.] 901.14 
 
 — Etats de la confed. germanique. Paris, 1848. 8°. 
 
 [TJnivers.] 901.06 
 
 — Prance. Annales historiqnes. 2 v. Paris, 1840-43. 
 
 8°. [TTnivers.] 901.30 
 
 — France. Dictionnaire encylopedique. 12 v. Paris, 
 
 1840-45. 8°. [Univers.] ...... 901.32 
 
 Same. Atlas. Paris, 1845. 8°. [Univers.] 902.10 
 
 -Suede etNorwege. P., 1838. 8°. [Univers.] 902.32 
 Le Begne (Jehan). Manuscripts on the art of painting ; with 
 
 lingl. transl. [In Merrifield (Mrs. M. P.) Orig. treatises, 
 
 etc. v. 1. 1849.] . 1422.01 
 
 Leber (Th.) and Rottenstein (J. B.) Dental caries 
 
 and its causes : fungi, etc. Tr. by T. H. Chand- 
 
 ler. Philadelphia, 1873. 8° 4341.16 
 
 i.et>ert (Hermann). Congenital diseases of the heart. [In Ziems- 
 
 sen (H. von). Cycl. of med., v. 6, 1876.] .... 4368.06 
 ** B °y" 8 Des Guays (Jean Francois Etienne). True 
 La . astern of relig. philosophy. B.,1855. 16°. 3596.07 
 «oran (Pierre). Brussels manuscript on painting. [In Mer- 
 T "field (Mrs. M. P.) Orig. treatises, v. 2. 1849.] . .1422.02 
 ** urun or Bruyn (Cornelius). Travels into Mus- 
 
 eovy, Persia, and part of the East Indies. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1737. folio 1029.03 
 
 Le Brunde Charmettes (Philippe Alex.) Histoire 
 de Jeanne d'Arc. 4 v. Paris, 1817. 8°. 3092.27 
 
 Lechford (Thomas). Plain dealing ; or, news from 
 New England. With notes, by J. H. Trumbull 
 Boston, 1867. 4°. 595. is 
 
 Same. With introd. and notes by J. H. Trumbull. [In 
 
 Mass. hist. soc. Col., 3d s.. v. 3, 1833.] .... 66123 
 
 Lechler (G. V.) Acts of the apostles. [In Lanee (J. P.) Com 
 
 x 3" V ,4 ,'i 8 S? J ! 3747.14 
 
 Leckie (Gould Francis). Hist, research into the bal- 
 ance of power in Europe. L., 1817. 8°. 5727.18 
 
 — EsBay on the practice of the British government ; distin- 
 
 guished from the abstract theory. London, 1817. 8°. [In 
 
 Pamphleteer, v. 11.] 5058.11 
 
 Lecky (Wm. Edward Hartpole). History of England 
 in the 18th century. 2 v. N.Y., 1878. 8°. 455.23 
 
 — History of European morals, from Augustus to 
 
 Charlemagne. 2 v. New York, 1869. 8°. 5414.17 
 Contents : v. 1. Nat. hist, of morals. The pagan empire. 
 
 Conversion of Borne. 2. Constantino to Charlemagne. 
 
 The position of women. 
 Blechty (H.) Colloquy on the utilitarian theory of morals 
 
 of Lecky. 1873 5414.19 
 
 Note. — See also reviews in Blackwood, v. 108, 1870; Ed. 
 
 rev., v. 130, 1869 ; Fortn. rev., v. 11, 1869 (by John Morley) ; 
 
 Macm. mag.. May, 1869 (by B. W. Church). 
 
 — History of the rise and influence of the spirit of 
 
 rationalism in Europe. 2 v. N.Y.,1866. 8°. 5814.02 
 Contents : v. 1. Introd. Declining sense of the miracu- 
 lous. -Esthetic, scientific, and moral developments of ra- 
 tionalism. On persecution. 2. Persecution, cont'd. On 
 the secularization of politics. 
 
 Note.— Beviewed in Ed. rev., v. 121, 1865 ; Eraser's mag., 
 V. 72, 1865 ; Westm. rev., v. 84, 1865. 
 
 — Leaders of public opinion in Ireland : Swift, 
 
 Flood, Grattan, O'Connell. N.Y.,1872. 12°. 492.13 
 
 Le Clerc (Jean). Vie d'Armand Jean, cardinal due 
 
 deBichelieu. 2eed. 2,v. Cologne,1696.16°. 3151.14 
 
 — What christian church we ought to join. London, 
 
 1809. 8° 3555.16 
 
 Le Clerc (Victor) and Renan (Ernest). Histoire lit- 
 
 teraire de la France au 14e siecle. Discours sur 
 
 l'etat des lettres, par V. Le Clerc. Discours sur 
 
 l'etat des beaux arts, par E. Benan. 2e ed. 2 v. 
 
 Paris, 1865. 8° 2784.19 
 
 Lecomte (Ferdinand). The war in the United States. 
 
 New York, 1863. 12°. 631.01 
 
 Le Conte (John L.) Classification of coleoptera of N. America. 
 
 [ZreSm. miscel. coll., v.3,6, 11.] . . . . 3935.13 ; 16 ; 21 
 
 — Oolooptera of Kansas and eastern New Mexico. [In Sm. 
 
 contrib., v. 11.] 3937.11 
 
 — New species of North American coleoptera. Pt. 2. Wash- 
 
 ington, 1873. 8°. [In Sm. miscell. coll.,v. 11, p. 1859.] 3935.21 
 
 — Beport upon insects : route near 47th and 49th parallels. 
 
 [In Pacific B. K. routes. Beports, v. 12, pt. 2.] . 1127.13 
 Note. — For numerous scientific papers by this author 
 
 consult Hoyal sou. cat., v. 3, 1869. 
 Le Conte (Joseph). Elements of geology. New York, 
 
 1878. 8° 4113.22 
 
 ■ — Lectures on coal. [In Sm. report, 1857.] 8936.12 
 
 — Beligion and science, or nature and soripture. New 
 
 York, 1874. 12°. 3565.22 
 
 Note. — For numerous scientific papers of this author con- 
 sult Royal soc. cat., v. 3, 1869. 
 Lectionary. Benham (W.) Companion to the. . . . 3617.02 
 Lectures and essays. See Essays (p. 448), 
 Lectures of a certain professor. See Farrell (J.) . . . 2624.24 
 
 Lectures on great men. See Myers (F.) 3257.20 
 
 Lectures on Locke ; or, the principles of [practical] 
 
 logic, [anon.] London, 1840. 8°. . . 5428.32 
 Lectures to young men. See Young (The). 
 Lectures to young women. See Young (The). 
 Lecturing. Holland (J. O.) The popular lecture. [In Atlantic 
 
 monthly, v. 15, 1865.] 
 Ledru-Eollin (Alexandre Auguete). See Fraser's mag., Feb., 
 
 1875 (Personal recollections, by Karl Blind). 
 Le Due (Viollet). See Viollet-le-Duc. 
 Ledwich (Edward). Dissertation on the religion of the Druids. 
 
 (In Archasologia, v. 7, 1785.] 5128.— 
 
 Lee (Maj.-gen. Charles). See Biography (p. 167). 
 
 Lee (Charles A. ) Elements of geology and mineralogy. 
 
 New York, [n.d.] 18°. [H. F. L.] . .4111.14 
 Lee (Edwin). Continental travel. L.,1848. 8°. 945.03 
 
 — Hydropathy and homoeopathy. New York, 1818. 
 
 12°. . In 5091.07 
 
 Lee (Mrs. Eliza Buckminster). Life of Jean Paul 
 
 Bichter. New York, 1850. 12°. . . . 3153.08 
 Memoir of Bev. J. Buckminster and of his son J. S. 
 
 Buckminster. Boston, 1851. 12°. . . 3025.06 
 
 — Parthenia : or the last days of paganism. Boston, 
 
 1858. 12°. 222.56 
 
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 Le sport at Baden. See Fitzgerald (P.) 1864. . . . 4611 32 
 Lesquereux (L.) Cretaceous flora. [In Hayden (F. V.) Reports 
 
 v. 6, 1873-4] ;— Tertiary flora. [In v. 7, 1878.] . 1126.13 16 
 ieaseps (Ferdinand, vicomie de). The Suez canal. 
 
 Letters and documents descriptive of its rise and 
 
 progress in 1854-56, Tr. by N. D. Anvers. Lon. 
 
 don, 1876. 8° 
 
 tt&- See biogr. sketch in Lippincott's mag., March 186* 
 Leasing (Gotthold Ephraim). Education of the hu- 
 man race. Transl. London, 1855. 16°. 5513.15 
 
 — Fables and epigrams ; with essays on fable and 
 
 epigram. London, 1825. 16°. .... 185 08 
 
 — Gesammelte Werke. 10 v. in 5. Leipzig 1814 
 
 12 °- 7118.16 
 
 Contents. 
 Anhang, V. I. Laokoon, v. 8. 
 
 Laokoon, v. 
 Lieder, v. 1. 
 Meusel's Apollodor, v. 8. 
 Minna von Barnhelm, v. 2. 
 Miss Sara Sampson, v. 2. 
 Nathan der weise, v. 3. 
 Oden, v. 1. 
 Philotas, v. 2. 
 Eettungen des Horaz, v. 4, 
 Sinngedichte, v. 1. 
 Sophocles, v. 6. 
 Theologische Streitschrlften 
 
 v. 9. 
 Vademecum fUr den Pastor 
 
 Lange, v. 4. 
 Vom Alter der Oehnalerel, «ui 
 
 dem Theophilus Presbiter 
 
 v. 8. 
 Werther der bessere, v. 1, 
 Wie die Alten den Tod gebildet 
 
 v. 6. 
 
 Abhandlungen tiber die Fabel, 
 
 v. i. 
 Antiquarische Briefe, v. 5. 
 Briefe, v. 10. 
 Briefen (Aus den) die neueste 
 
 Literatur betreffend, v. 5. 
 Doctor Faust, v. 1. 
 EinigeWorte iiber Lessing.v.10. 
 Emilia Galotti, v. 2. 
 Epigramin (Das), v. 6. 
 Erust und Falk, v. 9. 
 Erziehung (Die) des Menschen- 
 
 geechlechts, v. 9. 
 Fabeln, v. 1. 
 Freigeist (Der), v. 1. 
 Geschichte und Literatur, v. 9. 
 Hamburgische Dramaturgie, v. 
 
 7, 8. 
 Judas Ischarioth dem zweiten, 
 
 v. 9. 
 Juden (Die), v. 1. 
 
 — Laocoon : an essay on the limits of painting and 
 
 poetry. From the German, by ET C. Beasley 
 
 London, 1853. 16° 1412.14 
 
 ■ Same. Tr. by Ellen Frothingham. Boston. 
 
 1874. 16°. 1412.14a 
 
 Same. Tr. with notes, by Sir R. Philliraore. 
 
 London, 1874. 8° 1413.07 
 
 Note.— Eeviewed in New Englander, v. 84, 1875. 
 
 — Hundred thoughts. Tr. by H. Martineau. [In her Miscella- 
 
 nies, V. 2, 1836 ; p. 292-343.] 2535.29 
 
 — Letters on bibliolotry. From the German, by H. 
 
 H. Bernard. London, 1862. 8°. . . . 3565.19 
 
 — Nathan the wise ; dramatic poem. Tr. byE. Froth- 
 
 ingham. With essay on the poem, by Kuno 
 
 Fischer. New York, 1868. 12°. . . . 1732.11 
 
 Note.— See critique by J. Fiske, in his Unseen world, 
 
 1876 3552.09 
 
 — Sammtliche "Werke. Leipzig, 1841. 1. 8°. .7118.21 
 
 — Three comedies. Tr. by J. J. Holroyd. Colchester, 
 
 1838. 16° 1732.10 
 
 Contents : The free thinker. The treasure. Minna von 
 
 Barnhelm ; or the soldier's fortune. 
 tig- For lives of L. see Biography (p. 168) ; also Hagen- 
 
 bach (K . E.) German rationalism, 1865 [3556.06] ;— Sime 
 
 (J.) Lessing. 2 v. 1877 (3112.30] ;— Fortn. rev., March, 
 
 1877 (art. by R. Macan). 
 Lessons from nature. See Mivart (St. G.) . . • . . 4722.23 
 
 Lessons in life. See Holland (J. G.) 1861 3511.21 
 
 Lessons of faith and life. See Ohapin (E. H.) . . . . 3534.03 
 
 Lessons of middle age. See Boyd (A. K. H.) 2514 16 
 
 Lessons on words and experiments. See Smith (John). 3913.28 
 Lester (Charles Edwards). Artists of America. New 
 
 York, 1846. 8° 1415.10 
 
 — Condition and fate of England, [anon.] 2 v. 
 
 New York, 1843. 12° 952.08 
 
 — Glory and shame of England. 2 v. New York, 
 
 1845. 8° 5835.12 
 
 — Life and publio services of Charles Sumner. New 
 
 York, 1874. 8°. 3168.10 
 
 — My consulship [in Italy]. 2v. N.Y.,1853. 12°. 972.01 
 
 — Napoleon dynasty. By the Berkeley men, [pseud.] 
 
 New York, 1857. 8° 3023.05 
 
 — Our first hundred years : United States. 2 v. New 
 
 York, 1875. 8° 576.14 
 
 — Sam Houston and his republic. N. Y. , 1846.8°. 3083.08 
 
 — Stanhope Burleigh : the Jesuits in our homes. A 
 
 novel. By Helen Dhu, pseud. N.Y.,1855.12 . 223.27 
 
 — and Foster (A ) Life and voyages of Vespucius. 
 
 New York, 1846. 8° 3174.15 
 
 Lester (John Erastus). Atlantic to the Pacific. What 
 to see and how to see it. B., 1873. 16°. 1132.15 
 
 L'Estoile (Pierre de). Memoires et journal de Henry in., Henry 
 iv., et Louis xm., 1515-1611. [In Petitot. Mem., 1 ser. 
 v. 45-49.] 5152.08 
 
 Letcher (M. E.) Mammoth cave ! wonderful discov- 
 ery, etc. New York, 1839. 12°. . . . 5091.01 
 
 Letheby (Henry). On food. L, 1870. 12°. 6014.13 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY 
 
LETHERMAN-LEVI 
 
 697 
 
 T.ti.Arman (Jonathan). Sketch of Navajo indians. [In Sm. re. 
 L port, 1856.) . ... • ■ ■ • • ■ • • ■ •• 3936.10 
 T.pti (Gregono). Life of pope Sixtus v. London, 
 
 1704 12°. 3163.31 
 
 Letourneau (Charles). Biology. Tr. by W. Maccall. 
 
 London, 1878. 12° 4722.26 
 
 Note— Biology here means ' general physiology.' 
 Letter to a friend, upon the rise and fall in the foreign 
 
 exchanges, etc. [anon.] L., 1819. 8°. . 5911.21 
 Latter to 8. Chandler, from the writer of the History of the man 
 
 after God's own heart, [anon.] London, 1820. 8*. [In 
 
 v. 2 of the Deist.] 3648.21 
 
 Lettering. See Alphabets (p. H);— Fine arts (Illumination, p. 646); 
 
 —Penmanship. 
 Letters and Letter-writing. 
 
 1. Practical works. 
 
 — Anderson (W.) Practical mercantile letter- writer. 
 
 1858 5922.10 
 
 — Erasmus (D.) Liber utilissimus de conscribendis 
 
 epistolis. Ed. nova. 1645 3267.12 
 
 — Poliie letter writer ; business, etiquette and court- 
 
 ship, [anon.] 3267.11 
 
 — Townsend (C.) Analysis of letter-writing, with ex- 
 
 amples of business letters. 1873. . . . 5922.18 
 
 — Zeublin(D.) Outlines of letter writing. 1859. 6424.26 
 
 2. Choice selections, with notices of celebrated Utter -writers. 
 
 — Duhring {J.) Letter-writers. [In her Gentlefolks, etc.] 2624.17 
 
 — Holcombe ( J. P.) Literature in letters ; criticism, 
 
 biography, history, etc. 1866 3267.03 
 
 Knox IV., ed.) Elegant epistles, ancient and modern. [In his 
 
 Elegant extracts, v. 3-1, 1842.] 6046.19 
 
 — Knight ( C. ) Haif-hours with the best writers. 2 v. 
 
 1H67. 3267.05 
 
 — Napier [J.) Old letters. [7n Afternoon lectures, v. 4, 1867 ; 
 
 281-300.] 2612.23 
 
 — Roberts (W.) History of letter-writing, to the 5th 
 
 century. 1843 3267.04 
 
 — Seton (ff.) Gossip about letters and letter-writers. 
 
 1870 3267.02 
 
 — Warner (B.) Epistolary curiosities : letters of the 
 
 17th century. 2 v. 1818 3267.07 
 
 — WWmoit (it A.) Gems of epistolary correspon- 
 
 dence. 1846 3267.01 
 
 See also on letters and letter-writing, Atlantic monthly, 
 T. 2, 1868, p. 43-48 ; Bentley'g miscel., v. 40, 1856, p. 422- 
 440; Brit. qnar. rev., Oct., 1871; Friswell's essays on 
 English writers, 1869, p. 190-200 [2524.17]. 
 
 For chief ancient letter-writers, see Cicero ; Fliny, the 
 younger [in Biography, p. 132, 188) ; and for epistolary 
 specimens of other ancient letter-writers consult Roberts's 
 History of letter-writing [3267.04]. 
 
 For chief American letter-writers, see {in Biography, p. 116- 
 211), Adams (John) ; — Adams {Mrs. John) ; —Adams {Miss); 
 —Alexander (J.W., D.D.):— Ames (Fisher): — Burr (Aaron); 
 — Ohanning (W. E.) ;— Franklin (B.) ;— Jefferson ;— Madi- 
 son ;— Parker (Theodore) ;— Pickering (T.) ;— Frescott 
 (W. H.) ;— Story (Joseph) ;— Sumner (Charles) ;— Thoreau 
 (H. D.);— Ticknor (George) ;— Washington ;— Webster. 
 
 For chief English letter-writers, see {in Biography, p. 116- 
 212), Abbot (Charles, lord Colchester) ;— Aiken (Lucy) ;— Ax- 
 blay(ifme. d') ;— Arnold (Thos.) ;— Atterbury (Francis) ;— 
 Barbauld {Mrs.) ;— Barham (R. H.) ;— Berkeley (George) ; 
 Berry {Miss Mary);— Bewick (Wm.);— Blessington {Lady) ; 
 Blomfield (C. J., bp.):— Bolingbroke {Lord);— Boswell (J.) ; 
 Brooke {Sir James);— Burke (Edmund);— Burns (Robert) ; 
 Byron ;— Campbell (Thomas) ;— Cary {Rev. H. F.) ;— 
 Chalmers (T.) :— Chapone (Mrs.) ;— Chesterfield (Earl of) ; 
 Ohorley (H. F.) ;— Churchill (J., duke of Marlborough) J— 
 Churchill (Sarah, duchess of Marlborough) ;— Clough (A. H.) ; 
 Coleridge (8. T.) ;-Constable (A.) ;— Comwallis (C, lord) ; 
 Cowley (A.) ;— Cowper (Wm.) ;— Cromwell (O ) ;— Delany 
 (Mrs.) ;— Dewes (Sir E.) ;— Dickens (C.) ;— Doddridge (P.) ; 
 Evelyn (J.) ;-Fox (C. J.) ;— Garrick (D.) ;— Gibbon (E.) ; 
 Grant (Mrs. Anne) ;— Gray (Thomas) ;— Hanmer (Sir T.); 
 Heber (B.) ;— Hazlitt (Wm.) ;— Hood (Thomas) ;— Hume 
 (David);— Hunt (Leigh);— Jeffrey ;— Johnson (S.)j— Junius ; 
 Keats (John) ;— Lamb (Charles) j— Macaulay (T. B.) :— 
 Mackintosh (Sir J.);— Montagu (Lady M. W.) ;— Moore 
 (Thomas) ;— More (Hannah) ;— Morgan (Lady) ;— Napier 
 (Sir C. J.) ;— Parr (Samuel) ;— Pepys (Samuel) ;— Raleigh 
 (Sir W.) ;— Hitson (J.) ;— Robertson (F. W.) ;— Robinson 
 (Henry Crabb) ;— RomiUy (Sir S.) ;— Russell (Lady Ra- 
 chel) ;— Soon (Sir Walter) ;— Seward (Anna) ;— Sidney (A.); 
 adney (Sir P.) ;— Shelley ;— Smith (Sydney) ;— Southey 
 («■);— Steele (Sir Richard) ;— Sterne (Laurence) ;— Swift 
 In I ' : -Tattx* (MissC ) :— Temple (Sir W.) :— Tonna 
 in ,' i— Trench (F.) ;— Walpole (Horace) ;— Wellington 
 J?"** o/);-Whalley (Thomas S.) ;— Whately (R.);— White 
 (J. Blanco) :— Wickham (Wm.) ;— WUberforce (Wm.) ;— 
 Wilkes (John). 
 
 For chief European and Foreign later-writers, see (in Bio- 
 
 Saphy, p. 116-209) Abelard and Heloise ;— Beethoven ■— 
 remer (F.) ;— Bunsen (Baron) ;— Calvin ;— Charles v.— 
 Clement xiv.;-Du Deffand [Mme.);— Frederick the Great ■ 
 Goethe ;— Grimm aud Diderot ;— Guerin (Eu c 6nie and 
 Maurice de):— Humboldt :— Maintenou (Mme. de) :— Mary, 
 quern of Scots i ;-Mpzart ;-Wapoleoni. :-Recamier (Mme.); 
 Schiller ;— Sevigne (Marquise de| ;— Swetchine (Mme.);— 
 Tocquevule (A. de) ;— Varnhagen von Ense ;— Voltaire. 
 
 3. Historical collections. 
 
 — Ellis (Sir H. ) Original letters illus. of English his- 
 
 tory. [1074-1794.] 11 v .473 04 
 
 — form (Sir John). Paston letters, 1422-1509. Ed. by 
 
 A. Ramsay. Bohn, 1849 471.17 
 
 Same. Ed. by J. Gairdner. 1872. . . 472 23 
 
 — Green (Mrs. M.A.E.) Letters of royal and illustri- 
 
 ous ladies of Great Britain. [1103-1558.] 3 v. 
 T 1846 - 3253.18 
 
 — Letters by eminent persons in the 17th and 18th 
 
 centuries. 2 v. in 3 3257.04 
 
 Letters from abroad. See Alford (H.) 1866 972.18 
 
 Letters from a landscape painter. See Lanman (C.) 1845. 1112!21 
 Letters from an Amer. farmer. S'e Crevecoeur (J. H. 8t. J.) 
 Letters from a Persian. See Lyttelton (G., lord). . . . 6052.13 
 Letters from high latitudes. See Dufferin (Lord). 1859. 991.03 
 Letters from the old world. See Haight (Mrs. S.R.) 2v. 1840. 944.14 
 Letters from the shores of the Baltic. See Eastlake (Lady, wife 
 
 otSirC. L.) 1844 996 06 
 
 Letters from the South. See Paulding (J. K.) 1835. . . 1132.08 
 Letters of a sentimental idler. See Leech (H. H.) 1869.1051.11 
 Letters of a traveller. See Bryant (W.C.) 2v. 1851-59. 941.12 
 Letters of certain Jews to Voltaire. See Guen6e (A.) . 3566.17 
 
 Letters of Ortis. See Foscolo (Ugo) 192.24 
 
 Letters of a British spy. See Wirt (Wm.) 1832. . . . 3186.14 
 Letters on international relations before and during 
 
 the war of 1870. By ' The Times * correspondent 
 
 at Berlin. 2 v. London, 1871. 8°. . . 527.08 
 Letters on the constrained celibacy of the clergy of 
 
 the church of Rome, [anon.] L., 1816. 8°. 3566.09 
 
 Letters to a sister. See Alcott (Wm. A.) 3511.19 
 
 Letters to the Joneses. See Holland (J. G.) 1863. . . 2532.05 
 Letters to young men. See Lacordaire (R. P. L.) 1867. 3511.14 
 Lettres de cachet. Mirabeau (H. G. JR., conite de). 
 
 Enquiries concerning. 2 v. in 1. 1787. 5717.29 
 Lettsom (J.C.) Natural history of the tea-tree : medi- 
 cal qualities, etc. London, 1772. 4°. . .4318.14 
 Leube (Wilhelm Olivier). Diseases of the stomach and intestines. 
 
 {In Ziemssen (H. von). Cycl. of med., v. 7, 1876 ] 4358.07 
 Levana ; or the doctrine of education. See Richter (Jean Paul). 
 
 1863 5514.05 
 
 Levant (The). See Countries (East, p. 304). 
 
 Leve*que (Charles). La science de l'invisible : e"tudes 
 
 de psychologie et de theodicee. Paris, 1865. 
 
 12° 3566.10 
 
 — Le spiritualisme dans l'art. P., 1861. 12°. 1431.32 
 Lever (Charles James). Cornelius O'Dowd on men, 
 
 women, and other things in general. 3 v. Edin- 
 burgh, 1864. 8° 2533.29 
 
 Note.— Repr. from Blackw. mag., v. 95, 1864. 
 JO- For his novels see Fiction class-list (p. 498). 
 O- For biogr. notices of him see. Biography (p. 168) ; also 
 Oath, world, Nov., 1877 (C. L. at home). 
 
 Lever (Thomas). Sermons. 1550. Ed. by E. Arber. 
 London, 1870. ]6°. . . 5011.11 
 
 Le Verrier (Jean). The Canarian. See Bontier (Pierre) and Le 
 Verrier (J.) 1872 1096.04 
 
 Le Vert (Mme. Octavia Walton). Souvenirs of travel. 
 2v. New York, 1859. 12° 942.10 
 
 Leveson (H. A.) [' The Old Shekarry,' pseud.] Hunt- 
 ing grounds of the old world. New ed. Lon- 
 don, 1868. 8° 1012.21 
 
 See notice of author in Saturday rev., Mch. 31, 1877. 
 
 Levesque (Louise Cavelier, dame). Prince des Aigues-Marines 
 et le Prince Invisible : contes. [In Cabinet des fees, v. 24.] 
 
 Levett (Christopher). Voyage into New England [along the coaBt 
 of Maine], 1623-1624. [In Maine hist. soc. coll., v. 2.] 602.02 
 
 Same. [In Mass. hist, soc, 3d s., v. 8, 1843.] . . 661.28 
 
 Levey's South American, Asiatic, and Oceanic busi- 
 ness directory. New York, 1874. 8°. . 1156.12 
 
 Levi (D. L. Alvares). Elements d'histoire generale. 
 21eed. Bruxelles, 1814 412.15 
 
 Levi (David). Defence of the Old Testament ; letters 
 to Thomas Paine. New York, 1797. 12°. 
 
 Levi (Eliphas). Dogme et rituel de la haute magie. 
 2e ed. 2 v. Paris, 1861. 8° 3817.29 
 
 Levi (Leone). Annals of British legislation, v. 1-14 ; 
 N. s., v. 1-4. London, 1856-68. 8°. . . 
 
 History of British commerce and economic prog- 
 ress, 1763-1870. London, 1872. 8°. . . 5927.09 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the HUMBER . 
 
698 
 
 LEVI-LEWIS 
 
 Levi (Leone), continued. 
 
 — On taxation ; 'aow raised, and how expended. Lon- 
 
 don, 1860. 12° 5932.01 
 
 — Theory and practice of the metric system of weights 
 
 and measures. London, 1871. 16°. . . 4015.14 
 
 — Wages and earnings of the working classes. Lon- 
 
 don, 1867. 8°. 5933.04 
 
 Leviathan; or a commonwealth. See Hobbes (T.) English works, 
 T. 3. 1839.J 6043.08 
 
 Levin (Thomas W. ) Six lectures introd. to the phi- 
 losophical writings of Cicero. Cambridge, (Eng- 
 land), 1871. 8° 5422.01 
 
 Levins fPeter). Manipulus vocabulorum ; a diction- 
 ary ot English and Latin words, 1570. Ed. by 
 H.*B. Wheatley. L, Camden soc, 1867. 4°. 5113.49 
 
 Same. L, Early Engl, text soc, 1867. 8°. 7913.08 
 
 Leviticus. See Biblical' literature (Leviticus, p. 90). 
 
 Lewes (Charles Lee). Memoirs, containing anecdotes 
 of the English and Scottish stages. By himself. 
 4 v. London, 1805. 16° 3112.12 
 
 Lewes (George Henry). Aristotle : a chapter from 
 the history of science. L., 1864. 8°. . 5424.07 
 
 — Biographical history of philosophy. 2 v. New 
 
 York, 1857. 8° 5415.02 
 
 Note.— For the 3d ed. see below, ' History of philos.,' etc. 
 Note Reviewed in New Englander, v. 16, 18S8 ; N. A. 
 
 rev., v. 86, 1858 ; Winslow's jour., of pay. med., v. 10, 1857 : 
 
 v. 13, 1860. 
 
 — Oomte's Philosophy of the sciences : an exposition. 
 
 London, 1853. 8° 3913.11 
 
 — History of philosophy. 3ded. 2 v. L.,1867.8°.5415.04 
 
 v. 1. Ancient philosophy. 2. Modern philosophy. 
 Note.— Be viewed in Blaokw. mag., v. 104, 1868. 
 
 — Life and works of Goethe. 2 v. L., 1855. 8°. 3066.08 
 Same. 2 v. Boston, 1856. 8°. ... 3066.06 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 106, 1867. 
 
 — Life of Bobespierre. London, 1849. 12°. . 3153.15 
 
 — - Mr. Darwin's hypotheses [Z« Fortnightly rev., v. 9-10, 1868 ; 
 
 3 papers.] 
 
 — Noble heart : drama. 3 acts. [F. S. D., v. 40.] . . . 1772.28 
 
 — On actors and the art of acting. L.,1875. 12°. 1735.27 
 
 — Physiology of common life. 2 v. New York, 1859. 
 
 12°. 4325.11 
 
 — Principles of success in literature. [/» Fortn. rev., v. 1-2, 1866.] 
 
 — Problems of life and mind. First series. Foun- 
 
 dations of a creed. 2 v. B., 1874-5. 8°. 5414.20 
 Contents : Introd.: method of science and its application 
 
 to metaphysics. Bulei of philosophizing. Problem 1. 
 
 The limitations of knowledge. 
 
 v. 2. Principles of certitude. From the known to the 
 unknown. Matter and force. Force and cause. The ab- 
 solute in the correlations of feeling and motion. 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Fortn. rev., July, 1874 (by F. Harri- 
 son) ; and in Westm. rev., July, 1874. 
 
 — Physical basis of mind. 2d series of Problems of 
 
 life and mind. Boston, 1877. 12°. . . 5414.22 
 
 — Seaside studies at Hfracombe, Tenby, Scilly Isles, 
 
 and Jersey. Edinburgh, 1858. 8°. . . 4826.05 
 
 — Story of Goethe's life. Boston, 1873. 12°. 3066.23 
 
 — Studies in animal life. N. Y., 1860. 12°. 4712.01 
 
 — BiboliTh.) English psychology. 1873 5426 11 
 
 See Pop. sci. monthly, 1876 (Sketch of G. H. L.) 
 Lewes (Mrs. Marian Evans, wife of George S.) 
 [' George Eliot,' pseud.} Adam Bede. New York 
 
 1859. 12°. 18401 
 
 Note — Reviewed in Blackwood, v. 85, 1859 • Ed. rev 
 v. 110 ; West, rev., v. 71, 1859. '' 
 
 — Daniel Deronda. 2 v. N. Y., 1876. 12°. . 186.32 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Ed. rev., Oct., 1876; Fortn. rev 
 Nov., 1876 (by Sidney Oolvin) ; Brit. qu. rev., Oct , 1876 or 
 Eclec. mag., Dec, 1876 ; Atl. monthly, v. 38 (by H. James 
 jr.) ; Temple bar, Apr., 1877 or Littell, Apl. 28th (Deronda's 
 mother, a lit. parallel) ; Appleton's jour., Sept., 1877 (Gwen- 
 dolen) ; Macmillan's mag., June, 1877 (Mordecai, by J 
 Jacobs) ; Nat. qu. rev., Apl., 1878 ; Inter, rev., v. 3, 1876 
 (by R. A. Bowker). 
 
 — Felix Holt, the Kadical. N. Y, 1866. 8°. . 184.02 
 
 Note — Reviewed inBlackw. mag., v. 100, 1866 : ContemD 
 rev., v. 3, 1868 : Ed. rev., v. 124, 1866 ; Westm. rev., v. 86 • 
 1866. ' 
 
 — How Lisa loved the king. B., 1869. 16°. . 1642.26 
 
 — Legend of Jubal, and other poems. Boston, 18*74. 
 
 16 ° 1642.29 
 
 Contents: Legend of Jubal. Agatha. Armgart. How 
 
 Lisa loved the king. A minor prophet. Brother and sister. 
 
 Stradiyarius. Two lovers. Arion. O may I join the 
 
 choir invisible. J 
 
 Note — Reviewed in Maom. rev., May 1870 
 
 — Middlemarch. New York, 1873. 8°. . . 184 13 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Blackw. mag., v. 112, 1872 '; Brit. qu. 
 
 rev., April, 1873 ; Catholic world, Sept., 1873 ; Contem rev 
 Feb., 1877 (Middlemarch and Daniel Deronda, by Edward 
 Dowden). 
 
 — Mill on the floss. Boston, 1869. 12°. . . i°4.oi 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Blackw. mag., v. 87, I860- Westm 
 rev., v. 74, 1860. ' 
 
 — Romola. New York, 1870. 12°. . ... 184 04 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Westm. rev., v. 80, 1863. 
 
 — The Spanish gypsy, a poem. B.,1868. 16°. 1642 27 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Blackw. mag., 103, 1868; Contem 
 rev. v. 8, 1868 (G. Eliot, as a poet, by W. B. Rands) • m 
 rev., v. 128, 1868 ; Fraser's mag., v. 78, 1868 • N A rev 
 v. 107, 1868 (by H. James.jir.) ; Westm. rev., v. 90* 1868. 
 
 — Wise, witty, and tender sayings in prose and verse 
 
 Selected from [her] works, by A. Main. Edin' 
 burgh, 1872. 16° 6212.0o" 
 
 — Hutton [R. H.) G. Eliot. [In his Essays, 1876.] . , 2532.26 
 
 See also Atlantic, v. 18, 1866 (Novels of G. E., by H James 
 jr.) : Contem. rev., v. 20, 1872 or Littell, 1872, v. 4 (by Prof 
 Dowden) ; London soc, April, May, 1875 (George Eliot in 
 Derbyshire, by G. Roslyn) ; Macmillan, Aug., 1866 (by J 
 Morley) ; Nat. qu. rev., V. 1, 1861 ; Scribner's mo. v 8(bv 
 W. a Wilkins6n) ; Nat. rev., v. 11, 1860 (Novels of George 
 Eliot); North Brit, rev., v. 45, 1866 ; Quar. rev., v. 108 1860 • 
 Lond. qu. rev., Jan., 1874 (George Eliot and Comtism). 
 
 Lewin (Raphael D. C.) What is Judaism? or a few 
 words to the Jews. N. Y., 1870. 16°. . 3566.11 
 
 Lewin (Thomas). Life and Epistles of St. Paul 
 London, 1851. 8° 3756.01 
 
 Lewins (Wm.) Her Majesty's mails: the British 
 post-office. London, 1861 12°. . . . 2712.12 
 
 — History of banks for savings in Great Britain and 
 
 Ireland. London, [1866.] 8°. . . . . 5933.16 
 Lewi3 (Alonzo). Poems. Boston, 1831. 12°. 1663.24 
 Lewis (Mrs. Anna Estelle). Records of the heart, 
 
 and other poems. New York, 1857. 8°. . 1665.04 
 
 — Sappho : a tragedy. By Stella. 3d ed. London, 
 
 1877. 12°. 1732.13 
 
 Lewis (Charlton T.) History of Germany. New 
 
 York, 1874. 8°. 544.25 
 
 Lewis (Dio). Five-minute talks with young women, 
 
 and certain other papers. N.Y.,1874. 12°. 4321.26 
 
 — New gymnastics. Boston, 1862. 12°. . . 4613.04 
 
 — Our digestion ; or my jolly friend's secret. Phila- 
 
 delphia and Boston, 1872. 12°. .... 4321.22 
 
 — Our girls. New York, 1871. 12° 5822.16 
 
 Note. — Criticised in Nat. qu. rev, v. 22, 1871 ; p. 360-373. 
 
 — Talks about health. Boston, 1871. 18°. . 4321.19 
 
 — Talks about people's stomachs. B.,1870. 12°. 4324.10 
 
 — Weak lungs, and how to make them strong. Bos- 
 
 ton, 1863. 12° 4324.27 
 
 Lewis (E. C.) Tabular outlines of universal history. 
 London, 1870. 4° 418.03 
 
 Lewis (Elisha J.) American sportsman. Philadel- 
 phia, 1868. 8°. . . 4617.01a 
 
 Same. Philadelphia, 1863. 8°. ... 4617.01 
 
 Lewis (Frederick Christian). Scenery of the rivers 
 of England and Wales, lllus. by 68 painters' etch- 
 ings. 3 pts. inl v. L., [1854.] foL . 1437.12 
 
 Lewis (George). Series of groups, illustrating the 
 physiognomy, manners, and character of the 
 people of France and Germany. L, 1823. 8°. 2745.22 
 Note.— Inserted in Dibdin's Bibl. tour in Franoe, 1821. 
 
 Lewis (Rev. George). The Bible, the missal, and the 
 breviary. Edinburgh, »853. 8°. . . . 3767.01 
 
 Lewis (Sir George Cornewall). Dialogue on the best 
 form of government. L, 1863. 16°. . _. 5714.13 
 
 — Essay on the government of dependencies. Lon- 
 
 don, 1841. 8° 5727.07 
 
 — Essay on the influence of authority in matters of 
 
 opinion. London, 1849. 8° 5435.24 
 
 — Essay on the origin and formation of the Romance 
 
 languages. London, 1835. 8° 6424.28 
 
 — Essays on the administrations of Gt. Britain, 1783- 
 
 1830. Ed. by Sir E. Head. L.,1864. 8°. 477.17 
 
 — Evidence relating to parochial assessments. Lon- 
 
 don, 1850. 8°. : . 5093.21 
 
 — Historical survey of the astronomy of the ancients. 
 
 London, 1862. 8° 4017.19 
 
 — Inquiry into the credibility of early Roman history. 
 
 2 v. London, 1855. 8°. 436.15 
 
 — Letters to various friends. Ed. by G. F. Lewis. 
 
 London, 1870. 8° 3112.09 
 
 — On local disturbances in Ireland ; and on the Irish 
 
 church question. London, 1836. 8°. . 497.22 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
LEWIS -LIBRARIES 
 
 699 
 
 _ On the use and abuse of some political terms. 
 London, 1832. 8°. 5714.25 
 
 _ Treatise on the methods of observation and reason- 
 ing in polities. 2 v. London, 1852. 8°. 5715.16 
 See notices of G. C. L. in Fraser's mag., v. 67, 1863. 
 
 Lewis (Henry). Principles of perspective. 6th ed. 
 London, [n. d.] 12° 1472.08 
 
 Lewis (James, office of reg. gen.) Digest of the Eng- 
 lish census of 1871. London, 1873. 8°. . 5928.17 
 
 Lewis (James) . Instructions for collecting land and fresh- water 
 Bhells. [In Sm. report, 1866.] 3936.21 
 
 Lewis (Ben. John, 6. 1746). Life and sufferings of 
 John Wiclif. Oxford, 1820. 8°. ... 3184.10 
 
 Lewis (John, of Va.) Tables of comparative etymo- 
 logy : Greek, Latin, Spanish, Italian, French, 
 English, and German. Phil., 1828. 4°. . 6416.15 
 
 Lewis (Meriwether) and Clarke (W.) Biddle (N.) 
 Hist, of the exped. of Lewis and Clarke to the 
 Eocky Mountains, 1804-06. [Ed.] by P. Allen. 
 2 v. [H. F. L.] 1071.01 
 
 Lewis (Morgan). Herring (J.) and Longacre (J. B.) Nat. portr. 
 gallery, v. 3, 1836 3217.10 
 
 Lewis (Lady Maria Theresa). Lives of the friends 
 
 and contemporaries of lord Clarendon. 3 v. 
 
 London, 1852. 8° 3085.14 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 96, or Eclee. mag., v. 27, 
 
 1852 i Fraser's mag., v. 45, 1852, or Eclec. mag., v. 25, 1852. 
 Lewis (Matthew Gregory). The Bravo of Venice, a 
 
 romance. 2d ed. London, 1805. 16°. . 223.70 
 -Tales of wonder. [Poems.] Dublin, 1805. 8°. 1663.23 
 
 — Life and correspondence. [Ed. by Mrs. C. B. Wil- 
 
 son.] With pieces in prose and verse. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1839. 8°. 3112.07 
 
 &$- For his dramas see Flays (Alphabetical arrangement). 
 Lewis (Richard). History of the life-boat, and its 
 
 work. London, 1874 12°. 4517.34 
 
 Lewis (Tayler) . The Divine human in the scriptures. 
 
 New York, 1860. 12° 3565.28 
 
 Note.— Reviewed, New Englander, v. 18 (by prof. Martin). 
 
 — Hew rhythmical version of the book of Job. With exegetical 
 
 notes and addenda. New York, [1871.] 8°. [In Lange. 
 Coram. O. T., v. 7.] . . - 3725.16 
 
 — Patriarchal and Jewish servitude no argument for American 
 
 slavery. [In Fast day sermons, 1861.] 3547.20 
 
 — Plato against the atheists ; or 10th book of the Dia- 
 
 logue on laws. With notes and dissertations. 
 New York, 1845. 12°. 3565.21 
 
 — Six days of creation. Schenectady, 1855. 12°. 3762.02 
 
 Note.— Reviewed by J. D. Dana in Bibl. sacra, v. 13-14 
 (Several articles.) 
 
 — State rights : a photograph from the ruins of ancient Greece. 
 
 With dissertations on the ideas of nationality, of sover- 
 eignty, and the right of revolution. Albany,1865. 8°. 6726.27 
 
 Lewis (Wm.) Treatise on the game of chess. Lon- 
 don, 1844. 8° 4614.08 
 
 Lewis (W. G.) The trades and industrial occupations 
 of the Bible. London, [1874.] 12°. . .3721.24 
 
 Lewis (Wm. H., D.D.) Confession of Christ. New 
 York, 1854. 12° 3566.13 
 
 — Sermons for the christian year. New York, 1853. 
 
 12°. 3566.12 
 
 Lewis county, (N. T.) See Countries (Lewis county, p. 340). 
 
 Lews. See Countries (Hebrides, p. 329). 
 
 Lexicons. ^®* For lexicons of various languages see Language, 
 See also references under Dictionaries (p. 415). 
 
 Lexington, (Mass.) See Countries (Lexington, p. 340). 
 
 Lexow (Friedrich). . Novellistisches. v. 1. New 
 
 York, 1872. 12° 7118.26 
 
 v. 1. Aufdem Geierfels. 
 
 Leyoester (Sir Peter) and Mainwaring (Sir T. ) Tracts 
 respecting Amicia, daughter of Hugh Cyvelick, 
 earl of Chester, 1673-79 ; ed. with introduction by 
 W. Beamont. 3 v. London, 1870. 4°. [Chet- 
 ham soc., v. 78-80.] 5095.38 
 
 L heritier (Mile. M. J.) La tour tenebreuBe et les Jours lumineux ; 
 contes Anglois. [In Cabinet des fees, v. 12,1786.] . 7052.12 
 
 iitlomond (Charles Francois). Elements of French 
 grammar. From the French, [by H. W. Long- 
 
 T ._J ello 'w]. 12th ed. Boston, 1848. 12°. . 6413.40 
 
 iHopital (Michel de, chancellor of France, 6. 1605, d. 1673). See 
 . Hew monthly mag., July, 1860. 
 
 Uancourt (C. A. de Goddes, comte de) and Manning 
 (J- A ) Pius rx ; or the first year of his pontifi- 
 cate. 2 v. London, 1847-8. 8°. . . . 3144.28 
 
 uoanras, the sophist. Epistles to Julian. [In Julianus. Select 
 works, v. 1. 1784] ;-Monody on Nicomedia, destroyed by 
 an earthquake. Monody on the Daphnasan temple of 
 Apollo. [In v. 2] ;— Life, by Fabricius. [In v. 2.] . 5046.23 
 
 Libby prison .(Richmond, Va.) See Countries (United States: 
 
 Prison life, p. 388). 
 Libel and slander. See Law. (Libel and slander, p. 689.) 
 Liber albus : the white book of the city [of London] 
 
 Compiled a.d. 1419 by John Carpenter, common 
 
 clerk. From the Latin and Anglo-Norman 
 
 London, 1861. 8°. B 485 "7 
 
 Liber fluviorum. See Turner (J. M. W.) ' ' ms 27 
 
 Liber librorum [the Bible] : its structure, limitations 
 
 and purpose, [anon.] L, lt>67. 8°. . 3566 14 
 Liber studiorum. See Turner (J. M. W.) .... 1137 13 
 
 Liberia. See Countries (Liberia, p. 340). 
 Liberty. See Government and politics (Liberty and other kindred 
 
 headings, p. 587) ;— Journalism (Liberty of the press, p. 668) ■ 
 
 —Biblical and relig. lit. (Religious liberty and toleration p' 
 
 101) ;— Opinions. 
 Liberty. See Thomson (James). Poetical works. . . . 1621.20 
 Liberty bell. [Pieces in verse and prose. ] By friends 
 
 of freedom. Boston, 1842. 16°. . . . 5831.21 
 Liberty, equality, fraternity. See Stephen (J. F.) 1873. 6724.17 
 Liberty of conscience. See Biblical and religious lit. (Religious 
 
 liberty, p. 101). 
 
 Liberty of the will. See Philosophy ( Will) 3568.14 
 
 Liberty's triumph : a poem. See Landis (R. W.) 1849. . 1663.12 
 Librarian (The). See Savage (James). 3 v. 1808-09. . 2744.17 
 Libraries. 
 
 — Amer. soc. science assoc. Free public libraries, 
 
 their foundation and administration, with a list 
 of books ; [by S. Eliot]. Revised ed. New York 
 and Cambridge, 1871. 16° 
 
 — American library journal. See below. Library journal. 
 
 — Edwards (&) Free town libraries, their formation, 
 
 management, and hiBtory ; in Britain, France, 
 Germany, and America. With notices of book- 
 collectors. 1869 2744.07 
 
 Libraries and founders of libraries. 1864. 2744.03 
 
 Memoirs of libraries ; including handbook of 
 
 library economy. 2 v. 1859 2744.01 
 
 Statistical view of principal public libraries in Europe 
 
 and U. S. [In Statistical soc. Journal, v. 11, 1848.] 6934.11 
 
 — Great Britain. Pari, report of commissioners ap- 
 
 pointed to inquire into the constitution and gov- 
 ernment of the British Museum ; with evidence. 
 1850. fol 2747.01 
 
 — Cfreene (G. W.) Libraries. [In his Historical studies, 1850 : 
 
 p. 277-322.] 2526.06 
 
 — Guild (R. A.) Librarian's manual ; a treatise on 
 
 bibliography ; added sketches of publio libraries. 
 
 1858 2744.05 
 
 — - Home (T.H.) Memoir on the public libraries of the antients. 
 [In his Introd. to bibl., v. 1.] , 2744.20 
 
 — Jewelt (G G.) Notices of public libraries in the 
 
 U.S. 1851. [App. to 4th Smith, report.] 2721.09 
 
 — Library journal, v. 1. N. Y., 1877. 4°. 
 
 — Moore (N. F. ) Address to the Alumni of Columbia 
 
 College, Mch. 16, 1844 4112.13 
 
 — Mullins (J. D.) Free libraries and newsrooms : 
 
 their formation and management. 1869. 2744.08 
 
 — Bhees ( W. J. ) Manual of public libraries, institu- 
 
 tions and societies in the United States and Brit- 
 ish provinces. 1859 2744.06 
 
 — Spalding (M.J.) Libraries in the 'dark ' ages. [In his Miscel., 
 
 v., 1875]; — Origin and hist, of libraries in anc. and mod- 
 ern times. [In v. 2 ] 3438.22 
 
 — Spofford (A. R.) Public libraries of the V. S. [In Amer. 
 
 soc. sci. assoc. Trans., no. 2, 1870.] 5811.01 
 
 — United Stales. Bureau of education. [Annual] re- 
 
 port, 1872-76 5516.04 
 
 Note. — Contains statistics of libraries in United States. 
 Public libraries in the United States : their his- 
 tory, condition, and management. Special re- 
 port. 2 pts. Washington, 1876. 8°. . . 2721.07 
 Note.— Pt. 1 affords the fullest details yet published of 
 the history and statistics of libraries in the U. S.; with 
 papers upon library administration, catalogues and cata- 
 loguing, bibliography, etc. Pt. 2 is ' Rules for a printed 
 dictionary catalogue, by C. A. Cutter.' 
 
 — Wynne (J.) Private libraries of N. Y. 1860. 27-14.04 
 
 See also Amer. soc. sci. assoc. Trans., no. 7, 1874 (Free 
 lending libraries). Chambers's papers for the people, v. 6, 
 1860 (Public libraries) ; Bibliotheca sacra, Jan., 1871 (Free 
 public libraries, by J. W. Wellman) ; Ed. rev., Jan., 1874 
 (Libraries, ancient and modern) ; Fraser's mag., v. 47, 1853 
 (Visit to the Burgundian library at Brussels) ; Lippincott's 
 mag. Mch., 1869 (The public library of Boston, by L. O. 
 Davis) ; London soc, Deo., 1871 (Circulating libraries) ; 
 Meliora, v. 2, 1859 (Libraries for the people) ; North Brit, 
 review, v. 31, 1859 (Libraries) ; v. 51, 1870 (Babylonian and 
 Assyrian libraries) ; Statistical soc. journal, v. 33, 1870 
 (Statistical notes on the free town libraries of Gt. Britain 
 and the continent, by W. E. A. Axon) ; Westm. rev., v. 93^- 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
700 
 
 LIBRARIES - LIFE 
 
 Libraries, continued. 
 
 1870 (The Imperial library of Parle) : V. 98, 1872 (Free pub- 
 lie libraries) ; Atl. monthly, v. 38 (A librarian's work, by 
 J. Fiske) ; v. 16 (The visible and invisible in libraries, by 
 a'. M. Waterson). 
 
 ,69- For Library Catalogues, Reports, and History, see 
 Albany young men's association (p. 10) ; — American an- 
 tiquarian society ;— American institute, New York. Cata- 
 logue of the library ;— Astor library (p. 60) ;— Baltimore 
 mercantile library ; — Bodleian library (p. 221); — Bos- 
 ton atlienaDuni (p. 294 of Catalogue) ;— Boston mercan- 
 tile library (p. 295) ;— Boston Public library (p. 296) ;— Bos- 
 ton social law library (p. 296) ; -Bowdoin college (p. 228) ; 
 —British museum (p. 233) ;— Bronson (Silas) library (p. 
 234) ■— Brookline public library (p. 296) ;— Brooklyn mer- 
 cantile library (p. 296) ;— Brown university (p. 236) ;— 
 Buffalo young men's association (p. 296) ;— Cambridge 
 high school (p. 249) ;— Cincinnati public library (p. 301) ;— 
 Cincinnati young men's mercantile library association (p. 
 301) •— Columbia college, New York ;— Hartford young 
 men's institute (p. 329) ;— Harvard university library (p. 
 608) ;— Indianapolis public library (p. 644) ;— Loganian 
 library, Philadelphia ; — London institution ; — London 
 library'; — Long Island historical society ; — Manchester 
 free library ;— Massachusetts historical society ;— Mil- 
 waukee young men's association ; — Newark library asso- 
 ciation ;— Newburyport public library ;— New York ap- 
 prentices library ;— New York mercantile library (p. 360 
 of Catalogue) :— New York society library (p. 350) ;— New 
 York state library (p. 352) ;— Otis library, Norwich, Conn.); 
 Philadelphia (Library company of) ;— Philadelphia mer- 
 cantile library ;— Providence athenaeum ;— Quincy public 
 library ; — Redwood library and athenaeum, (Newport, R. I.); 
 — St. Louis mercantile library ; — St. Louis public school li- 
 brary ; — San Francisco mercantile library ; — Salem athe- 
 naeum : — Troy young men's association ;— Turner free li- 
 brary ; — Wisconsin state historical society. 
 
 &S~ For Catalogues of booksellers see Barthes and Low- 
 ell [2713.30] ;— Bohn [2713.25];— Dawson (Wm.) and Son 
 (2713.28] ;— Putnam (G. P.) and Sons [2713.21] ;— Quaritch ; 
 Bodd [2723.14] ; — Smith (,T. E.) ;— Willis and Sotheran 
 [2713.31). 
 
 as- See also Bibliography (p. 107) ;— Catalogues (p. 256) ; 
 — Literature ; — Reading. 
 
 Library company of Phila. See Philadelphia library company. 
 
 Library of commerce. See Hunt (Free mau) 6927.12 
 
 Library of Congress. Catalogue. Wash., 1810.8°. 2714.30 
 
 — Catalogue. Washington, 1861. 8°. . . . 2715.13 
 
 — Catalogue of additions. 1864-66. 3 v. Washing- 
 
 ton, 1864-06. 12° 
 
 — Catalogue of books added, Dec. 1, 1866-1872. Wash 
 
 ington, 1868-74. 8° 2716.09 
 
 — Catalogue of recently added books, 1873-75. With 
 
 index to subjects and titles. Wash.,1876.8°.2716 15 
 
 — Catalogue. Index of subjects. 2 v. Washington, 
 
 1869. 8° '2716.17 
 
 — Report of the librarian. 1866-77. Wash., 1866-78. 8*. 
 
 See illust. article by B. P. Poore, in Harper's mag., v. 46. 
 
 Library notes. See Russell (A. P.) 1875 2642.25 
 
 Library of American biography. See Sparks (Jared). . 
 Library of poetry and song. With introd. by W. C. 
 
 Bryant. New York, 1871. 8°. . . . . 1615.21 
 Libyan Desert. See Countries, etc. (p. 340). 
 Licenses. See Temperance question. 
 Lichens. See Botany (p. 226). 
 Lichtenthal (Pietro). Dizionario e bibliografia della 
 
 musica. 2 v. Milano, 1826. 8°. . . . 1565.22 
 Liddell (Henry George). History of Rome, to the 
 
 empire. New York, 1868. 12° 433.29 
 
 — and Scott (E. ) Greek-English lexicon. With addi- 
 
 tions, by H. Drisler. New York, 1857. 8°. 6415.03 
 Liddiard (Rev. Wm.) Redding (C.) Personal reminiscences of 
 
 eminent men, v. 1, 1867 ; p, 62-91 3222.02 
 
 Liddon (Henry Parry, D.D.) Divinity of Christ. 
 
 Bampton lectures, 1866. 5th ed. New York, 
 
 1871. 8° 3566.23 
 
 Note.— For reply, see Examination, etc 3666.23 
 
 — Sermons preached before the Univ. of Oxford, 1863- 
 
 C8. New York, 1869. 12° 3566.27 
 
 — Some elementB of religion : Lent lectures, 1870. 
 
 London, 1872. 8° 3566.25 
 
 Note. — For critical notices of H. P. L.. see London soc, 
 Nov., 1869 : and Davios (0. M.) Orthodox London, 1876 ; 
 P. 74-82 3446.14 
 
 Lieber (Francis). The ancient and the modern 
 teacher of politics ; introd. discourse to lectures 
 on the state. New York, 1860. 8°. . . 5725.26 
 
 — Character of the gentleman. 3d ed. Philadelphia, 
 
 1864. 16° 5427.19 
 
 — Constitution and plan of education for Girard col- 
 
 lege for orphans. Philadelphia, 1831. 8°. 5518.24 
 
 — Essays on property and labor. N.Y., 1847.18°. 5912.30 
 
 — Legaland politicalhermeneutics.B.,1839.12°.5714.24 
 
 — Manual of political ethics. 2d ed. revised. Ed. by 
 
 T. D. Woolsey. 2 v. Phil., 1875. 8°. . 5726 24 
 Same. Part 1. Boston, 1838. 8°. . . 5726.24 
 
 — Notes on fallacies peculiar to American protection- 
 
 ists. New York, 1869. 8°. 5725.26 
 
 — On civil liberty and self government. Philadel- 
 
 phia, 1859. 8° 5715.07 
 
 — On international copyright. N.Y.,1840. 8°. 2712.32 
 
 — Reminiscences of an intercourse with Niebuir 
 
 London, 1835. 12°. 3134.07 
 
 Same. Philadelphia, 1835. 18°. . . . 3134.07 
 
 — Stranger in America. Phil., 1835. 8°. . .1074.05 
 
 — Vocal sounds of Laura Bridgman. [In Smith, contrib. 
 
 V. 2.] 3937.02 
 
 — What is our constitution, league, pact, or govern- 
 
 ment : lectures. With address on secession, 
 1851. New York, 1861. 8° 5725.26 
 
 — and others. See Encyclopaedia Americana. 
 Lieber(O.M.) Assayer's guide. Phil., 1852. 12°. 3933.45 
 Liebig (Johann Justus von). Complete works on 
 
 chemistry. Philadelphia, [1852]. 8°. . 4215.24 
 Contents : Chemistry in its application to agriculture 
 and physiology. Animal chemistry : physiology and pa- 
 thology. Familiar letters on chemistry and its relations 
 to commerce, physiology and agriculture. Motion of the 
 juices in the animal body. Potato disease. Chemistry in 
 relation to physiology and pathology. 
 
 — Connection and equivalence of forces. [ZraYoumans (E.L.) 
 
 Correlation of forces ; p. 385-397 ] 4022.02 
 
 — Handbook of organic analysis. Ed. by A. W. Hoff- 
 
 mann. London, 1853. 16° 4213.33 
 
 — Induction and deduction. [In Sm. report, 1870.] . . 3936.26 
 
 — Natural laws of husbandry. N.Y.,1863. 12 c . 6123.04 
 
 — and, Kopp (H.) Annual report of the progress of 
 
 chemistry, and physics, mineralogy, geology. 
 1847-50. Ed. by A. W. Hoffmann, and others. 
 
 4 v. London, 1849-53. 8°. 4214.29 
 
 For notices of Liebig see Contem. rev., Apr., 1877 (L.'s 
 scientific achievements, by Max von Pettenkofer) ; Int. 
 rev., Jan., 1875 (by August Vogel). 
 
 Liechtenstein (Princess Marie). Holland House. 
 2 v. 2d ed. London, 1874. 8°. . . . 3083.20 
 
 Liefde (John B. De). See De Liefde (John B.) 
 
 Lieutaud (Joseph). Essais anatomiques. Nouv. ea. 
 Paris, 1766. 8° 4336.12 
 
 Lieutenant and commander. 1862. See Hall (Basil). . . 93123 
 
 Lievano (Indalecio). Tratado de aritmetica. 2a ed. 
 Bogota, 1872. 8° 4012.08 
 
 Lievre (Edouard). Art gems. 30 engravings from 
 pictures by the most eminent painters. With 
 notices. London, 1873. 4°. 1456.19 
 
 Life. See Biology (p. 216) ;— Evolution (p. 452 ;— Botany (p. 224); 
 —Medicine (Health ;— Life-theories ;— Physiology) ;— Nat- 
 ural history (Comparative physiology;— and other headings): 
 —Longevity -.—Old age ;— Vital statistics ;— Insurance (p. 
 £46). 
 
 Life (Conduct and philosophy of). 
 
 — Aiken (J.) Letters from a father to his son, rela- 
 
 tive to literature and the conduct of life. 2d ed. 
 2 v. 1794-1800 3013.07 
 
 — Arnold (F) Turning-points in life. 1873. 2512.31 
 
 — Clarendon (K, earl of). Essays, moral and enter- 
 
 taining. 2 v. 1815 2521.05 
 
 Note.— Includes eBsays on an active and on a contempla- 
 tive life and on various faculties and passions of the mina. 
 
 — Dawbarn ( W. ) Government, conduct and example. 
 
 2ded. 1871 6716.27 
 
 — Emerson (R. W.) The conduct of life. 1860. 2524.02 
 Solitude and society. 1870 252 ^?„ 
 
 — Greg (W. R.) Enigmas of life. 1872. . 5812.17 
 
 — HazlUt ( W.) On the conduct of life. [In hit Lit. r ema '? r 8 j T ; 
 
 2, 1836 ; p. 71-111.] • . • ""'•'J} 
 
 Tones (J. W.) Observations on the origin of the *™™|._ 
 
 man's life into stages. [In Arohaeologia, v. 35, 1853.] 61i». 
 
 — Lloyd ( C. ) Principles for the conduct of life. 4 v. 
 
 1866 3512.01 
 
 — Lowell (Mrs. A. E.) Seed-grain for thought and 
 
 discussion : a compilation. 2 v. 1856. . '• 25 -;, J,;; 
 
 — Mushet(R.) Book of symbols ,V 
 
 — Petrarch (F.) View of human life. Tr. by Mrs. 
 
 Dobson. 1791 2538. ^ 
 
 — Ruskin (J.) Mystery of life and its arts. [In Afternoon lec- 
 
 tures, v. 5 ; p. 91-139, 1869.] „ *: \h" 
 
 — Schlegel (JC W. F. von). Philosophy d» 
 
 1847. . 5410.^ 
 
 — Segur '(£. ' P., 'comte' de). Four ages of life. 
 
 1826 5436.^4 
 
 BBOOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
LIFE - LINCOLN 
 
 701 
 
 _ Thoreau (B. D.) Life without a prinoiple. [In Atlantic, v. 12, 
 
 _ Tliurston'(S.A.) Mosaics of human life. 1866. 6215.26 
 _ Ticknor (C.) Philosophy of living. 1836.4322.12 
 — Welch (R <?•) Moral, intellectual, and physical 
 
 culture. 1869 3512.03 
 
 Wliippte i E - p -1 Ludicrous side of life. [In his Lectures 
 
 " IMS ; P- 122-166.] 2545.08 
 
 US- See also Biblical and religious literature (Christian 
 ethics, p. 80 ; — Practical works, p. 90) ; — and other headings) • 
 —Social soienco ;— Moral philosophy ;— Philosophy;— Edu- 
 cation (p. 43*) ;— Culture (p. 400) ;— Manners ;— Aphorisms 
 (p. 30);— Proverbs. 
 
 Also Amusements (p. 22) ;— Cheerfulness (p. 263) ;— Cities; 
 (p 269) ;— Conformity (p. 278);— Consistency (p. 280);— Con- 
 servatism (p. 280) ;— Country (p. 39*) ;— Courage (p. 394) ;_ 
 Duty (p. 431) ;— Early rising (p. 432) ;— Egotism (p. 440) j— 
 Emulation (p. 444) ;— Ennui (p. 446) ;— Fame (p. 454) ; — 
 Friendship (p. 661) ; — Gifts (p. 670) ; — Grief (p. 594) ;— 
 Habit (p. 598) ;— Happiness (p. 605) ; — Hatred (p. 609) ;— 
 Heroism (p. 617) ;— Honor (p. 630) ;— Humility (p. 637) ;— 
 Ideals {p. 642) ;— Illusions (p. 612) ;— Intellect (p. 647) ;— 
 Jealousy (p. 651) j— Luxury ;— Power ;— Praise :— Preju- 
 dice;— Presence of mind;— Procrastination ; — Prudence; — 
 Rest ;— Reputation ;— Selfishness;— Solitude ;— Success ; — 
 Sympathy ;-Town ;— Truth ;— Variety ;— Wealth j— Wis- 
 dom ;— Work ;— Worship ; Young (The). 
 flS* See also Optimism ; — Pessimism. 
 Life (Future). See Biblical and religious literature (p. 88). 
 Life. W For novels beginning with 'Life,' see Fiction (p. 498). 
 
 Life, etc. See Gosie (P. H.) 1857 4723.01 
 
 Lifj among the Mormons, and a march to their Zion : 
 to which is added a chapter on the Indians of the 
 West. By an officer of the U. S. army, [anon.] 
 
 New York, 1868. 12° 1115.08 
 
 Life and adventure in the South Pacific. By a roving 
 
 printer, [anon.] New York, 1861. 12°. 1061.05 
 
 Life and death of Jason, a poem. See Morris (Wm.) 1867. 1673.26 
 
 Life and nature under the Tropics. See Myers (H. M. and P. 
 
 V. N.) 1871 1163.19 
 
 Life at home. See Aikman (W.) 1870 3513.15 
 
 Life beneath the waters. See Edwards (A. JI.) 1858. .4825.13 
 Life-boats. 
 
 — ffiimore {Rev. J.) Storm -warriors; or, lifeboat 
 
 work on the Goodwin sandB. 1874. . . 931.21 
 
 — Lewis (R.) History of the life-boat, and its work. 
 
 1874 4517.34 
 
 Life doubled by the economy of time. London, [n. d. ] 
 
 12° 5922.09 
 
 Life duties. See Marcy (E. E.) 3573.23 
 
 Life here and there. See Willis (N. P.) 264.12 
 
 Life histories of auimals ; comparative embryology. See Pack- 
 ard (A. S., jr.) 4737.10 
 
 Life in a man-of-war, or scenes in ' Old Ironsides ' 
 during her cruise in the Pacific, [anon.] Phil- 
 adelphia, 1841. 8°. . . . 913.13 
 
 Life in heaven. By the author of Heaven our home. 
 
 [anon.] Boston, 1865. 16° 3566.16 
 
 Life in nature. See Hinlon (James). 1872 4723.19 
 
 Lif3 in Normandy, [anon.] 2 v. Edin.,1863. 8°. 962.24 
 Life in prairie land. See Farnham (E. W.) 1862. . . . 1124.16 
 Life insurance. See Insurance (p. 646). 
 
 Life m the Desert. See Dn Couret (L.) 1860 1042.03 
 
 Life in the open air. See Winthrop (T.) 2545.17 
 
 Life in the primeval world. See Meunier (V.) 1872. .4725.14 
 life m the sick-room. See Martineau (Harriet). . . . 4322.07 
 
 Same. 3d ed. 1849 4322.08 
 
 Life in the West. See Meeker (N. C.) 1868 1124.02 
 
 Life of a Scotch naturalist. See Smiles (S.) 3054.30 
 
 Jjfeofstree. [anon.] London, 1849. sq. 32°. 4912.01 
 
 Life of trust. See Milller George). 1861 3576.08 
 
 loft pictures See TurnbuU (Eobert) 3614.19 
 
 Lite scenes of the MesBiah. See Clarke (Rufus W). 1865. 3536.06 
 
 Life studies. See BaiUie (J.) 1857 3015.09 
 
 life (The) that now is. Set Collyer (R.) 1871 3536.28 
 
 Life thoughts. See Beeeher (H. W.) 1858 8516.04 
 
 life under glass. See Shore (G. A.) 1874 4323.32 
 
 lite without and life within. See Ossoli (M. Fuller). 1859.2525.08 
 
 life work. See Ranyard (L. N.) 1861 3585.20 
 
 life s problems. See Alcock (Sir R.) 1862 3513.22 
 
 Mlting the veil. Set McLain (Mary). N. T., 1870. 16°. 3566.15 
 "garides (Paisius). History of the condemnation of the patri- 
 arch Nicon ; Moscow, 1666-67. [In Palmer (W.) Patriarch 
 
 and the tsar, v. 3.] 3683.20 
 
 light (in medicine). See Medicine (Light). 
 
 «gh in physics). See Physics (Optics). 
 
 "ight (in mythical and emblematic aspects). 
 
 — Anonymous (The), v. 1, 1870; p. 61-69; p. 299-317 (Light 
 
 emblematic of divinity) 2512.27 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 28, 1871 (Light and dark- 
 ness, by J. Piske) ; Dunlap's Spirit history f man, 1858 ; 
 -P- 118-128. 
 
 «Sht and dark of the rebellion. Phil., 1863. 12°. 642.01 
 light at evening time. Set Holme (J. S.) 1871. . . .3562.20 
 
 Light for the blind. See Moon (W.) 5B1 , OT 
 
 Light of nature pursued. Sec Tucker (A.) 2 v. . . ' 361413 
 Light of the world. See Bourignon (A*.) W '.352 25 
 
 Light ou the dark river. See Hamlin (Mrs. H. A. L.) . 307 5 08 
 Light on the last things. See Hayden (VV. B.) 1869. 3557 10 
 
 Light science for leisure hours. See Proctor (B. A.) . .' 3914 '00 
 Lightfoot (John, D.D.) Whole works. Ed. by J E 
 Pitman. 13 v. London, 1825. 8°. . . 3567.01 
 v. 1. Prefaces, indexes, etc. Battle with a wasp's nest 
 2. Rules for a student of the Holy Scriptures. Harnionv 
 of the O. T.; observ. on Genesis. Gleanings from Exodus 
 Four Latin tracts. 3. Harmony of the N. T Harmony 
 and order of the four evangelists. Harmony and order of 
 the Acts of the apostles, the Epistles, and the Revelation 
 Parergon cone, the fall of Jerusalem, etc. De Cojna Christ! 
 ultima. An Johannes evangelista sit auctor Apocalypseos 
 De spintu prophetias. De Academia Jafnensi. 4 Erubhin- 
 or miscellanies. Harmony of the four evangelists amone 
 themselves, and with the O. T. 5. Harmony, continued 
 Explanation of difficult places of Scripture. Exercitia 
 acaderuica. 6. Exposition of three articles of the apostles' 
 creed: 'He descended into Hell,' 'The holy catholio 
 church, 'The communion of saints." Sermons 7 Ser- 
 mons and sermon-notes. 8. Comment, on Acts of the 
 apostles. Fragmenta quasdam historic Romans) et 
 Christianas. Hebrew and talmudical exercitations upon 
 the Acts of the apostles. 9. Temple-service : and the 
 Prospect of the Temple. 10. Chorographic works. Seven 
 Latin tracts. 11-12. Hebrew and talmudical exercitations 
 upon the gospels and epistles to the Romans and to the 
 Corinthians. 13. Proceedings of the Westminster Assem- 
 bly of divines, 1643-44. 
 
 Lightfoot (Joseph Barber). On a fresh revision of 
 the English New Testament. L, 1871. 8°. 3752.12 
 See also his series of articles upon the work entitled ' Su- 
 pernatural religion,' in Contem. rev., 1876-77. 
 
 — Trench (R. C.) and Ellicott (C. J.) Bevision of 
 
 the English version of the New Testament. With 
 
 introd. by P. Schaff. N. Y., 1873. 8°. . 3746.22 
 Light-houses and light-ships. See Arts (Useful), p. 44 ; and the 
 
 elaborate articles in Johnson's Newuniv. cyclopaedia, v. 2 
 
 (by J. G. Barnard, and P. O. Hains). 
 Lightning. See Meteorology (Thunder and lightning). 
 Lightning-rods. Henry (J.) Directions for. [In Smith, miscel. 
 
 col., v. 10, 18T3.] 3935.20 
 
 — Phin (J.) Plain directions for lightning-rods. 2d ed 
 
 1873 4022.36 
 
 Lights and shadows of artist life. See Smith (J.) 1853.1412.07 
 Lights and shadows of spiritualism. See Home (D.D.) 1877. 3814.41 
 Liguori (Saint Alfonso Maria di). Way of salvation. 
 
 Tr. by J. Jones. New York, [1869.] 16°. 3566.17 
 Liholiho (A.) Sandwich Island notes. By a Haole. 
 
 [anon.] New York, 1854. 12° 1154.05 
 
 Lilliput lectures. [By W. B. Bands?] London, 
 
 1871. 12° 2534.20 
 
 Lilliput levee. [By W. B. Bands?] [anon.] New 
 
 York, 1868. 16° 1663.27 
 
 Lilley (John). Lilley (S.) Military despotism ; or, the Innis- 
 
 killing dragoon. 1863 6091.03 
 
 Lilley (Samuel). Military despotism ; or, the Innis- 
 
 killing dragoon [John Lilley]. L.,1863. 8°. 5091.03 
 Lilly (John). See Lyly (John). 
 Lilly (Wm.) Introduction to astrology. London, 
 
 1852. 12° 3814.27 
 
 — Several observations on the life and death of Charles 1. [In 
 
 Masares(F.) Select tracts, etc., v. 1.] 476.17 
 
 LiUywhite (Wm. Fred, and Fred). Cricket scores 
 and biographies of celebrated cricketers, v. 1- 
 4. 1746-1854. 4 v. L, 1872. 8°. . .4625.01 
 
 Lily and the bee ; an apologue of the Crystal Palace, 1851. See 
 Warren (Samuel) 3916.07 
 
 Limborch (Philippus van). History of the Inquisi- 
 tion. Tr. by S. Chandler. Abridged. London, 
 1810. 8°. 3426.07 
 
 Limbourg (Jean Philippe de). New amusements of 
 the German Spa. 2 v. in 1. L, 1764. 12°. 964.00 
 
 Limes. See Arts (Useful) Cements, limes, etc., p. 40). 
 
 Limits of religious thought. See Mansel (H. L.) . . . 2532.21 
 
 Limojon de Saint Didier (Alexander Toussaint de). 
 The city and republic of Venice. London, 
 1699. 12° 532.15 
 
 Lincoln (Abraham) and Douglas (S. A.) Political 
 
 debates. Columbus, 1860. 8°. . . . . 5733.22 
 
 US- For lives of A. L. see Biography (p. 168) ; those by 
 
 Raymond (B. J.), by Crosby (F.), and by Brockett (L. P.), 
 
 including his speeches, inaugurals, proclamations, etc. 
 
 See also Galaxy, Oct., Nov., 1877 (Adih. of L., by G. 
 Welles) ; Scribner's, Feb., Mch., 1878 (Personal reminis- 
 cences of L., by N. Brooks) ; Galaxy. July, 1873 (Three in- 
 terviews with preB. L., by J. M. Winchell) ; and the Expres- 
 sions of condolence by foreign powers, in United States 
 Dept. of state. Diplomatic corresp., 1865 : Appendix. 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
702 
 
 LINCOLN -LITERARY WORLD 
 
 Lincoln (David Francis) and Carroll (A. L.) School hygiene. [In 
 Amer. soc. sci. assoc. Trans., no. 7, 1874.] . . • »H-0* 
 
 Vaccination. [In Amer. soc. sci. assoc. Trans., v. 2,1870.] 581). 02 
 
 Linderman (H. E.) Money and legal tender in the 
 U. S. New York, 1877. 12° 5931.27 
 
 Lincoln (Robert W. ) Lives of the presidents of the 
 TJ. S. ; with notices of the signers of the Decl. of 
 Independence. Brattleboro, 1839. 8°. . 3244.15 
 
 Lincoln (Wm.) History of Worcester, to 1836. Wor- 
 cester, 1837. 8° 611.07 
 
 Same. Worcester, 1862. 8° 611.07a 
 
 Note.— The portion of this volume following p. 311 is 
 < History of Worcester, 1836-61, by Charles Hereey.' 
 
 Lincoln, (Mass.) See Countries (Lincoln, p. 340). 
 
 Lincolnshire, (England). See Countries (p. 340). 
 
 Lind (Jenny). Sec Goldschmidt (Jenny Lind), in Biography 
 (p. 160). 
 
 Lindisfarne and Kushworth gospels. 4 v. [With Saxon gloss.] 
 Durham,1854-65. 8°. [In Surtees soc, v. 28,39,43, 48.) 6116.32 
 
 Lindley (Capt. Augustus). After Ophir ; South Afri- 
 can gold-fields. London, 1870. 8°. . . 1095.14 
 
 Lindley (John). Ladies' botany. 5th ed. 2 v. 
 London, [about 1840]. 8° 4917.13 
 
 — Pomologia Britannica ; or figures and descriptions 
 
 of fruit cultivated in Gt. Britain. 3 v. London, 
 1841. 8° 6135.06 
 
 — Vegetable kingdom. 3d ed. L., 1853. 8°. 4917.01 
 
 — and Moore (T.) Treasury of botany. London, 
 
 1866. 16°. 4914.12 
 
 Lindsay (Alexander Wm. Crawford, earl of Crawford 
 arid Balcarres). Etruscan inscriptions. London, 
 1872. 8°. 436.14 
 
 — Letters on Egypt, Edom, and the Holy Land. 
 
 London, Bohn, 1858. 12°. 1053.09 
 
 — Lives of the Lindsays ; or a memoir of the houses 
 
 of Crawford and Balcarres. 2d ed. 3 v. Lon- 
 don, 1858. 8° 3112.24 
 
 Contents : v. 1-2. Lindsay (A. W. C, lord). Lives of the 
 Lindsays. 3. The Maroon war, 1796-96 ; illus. by corresp. 
 of Alexander, earl of Balcarres. Lindsay (R.) Anecdotes 
 of Indian life. Lindsay (James and John). Two narra- 
 tives of proceedings of British army under Sir H. Monro 
 and Col. Baillie, and of the battle of Conjeverani, 10 Sept., 
 1780. Lindsay (John). Journal of imprisonment in Ser- 
 ingapatam, 1780-84. Lindsay (C.) Narrative of the defence 
 of the island of St. Lucie against the French, 1779 ; Some 
 account of the assault on Gibraltar, 1782. Barnard {Lady 
 A.) Extracts from journal at Cape of Good Hope, and of 
 a short tour into the interior. Lindsay (H.) An adventure 
 in China. 
 
 — (Ecumenicity in relation to the church of England. 
 
 London, 1870. 8° .3567.15 
 
 — Progression by antagonism : present position, du- 
 
 ties, and destiny of Great Britain. London, 
 1816. 8° 3567.16 
 
 — Scepticism as contrasted with the church of Eng- 
 
 land. London, 1871. 8° 3567.14 
 
 — Sketches of the history of christian art. 3 v. Lon- 
 
 don, 1847. 8° 1442.11 
 
 Lindaey (Charles). Life and times of Wm. L. Mac- 
 kenzie. 2 v. Toronto, 1863. 8°. . . . 3116.01 
 
 Lindsay (Sir David, poet). .See Lyndesay (Sir David). 
 
 Lindsey (G.) Papier-mach6 ;— Pens. [In British mfg. Indus- 
 tries, v. 3, 1876.] 3941.26 
 
 Lindsay (Robert). Anecdotes of an Indian life. [In Lindsay 
 (Lord). Lives of the Lindsays, v. 3.] 3112.26 
 
 Lindsay (Wm., D.D.) Inquiry into the christian law 
 as to the relationships which bar marriage. 2d 
 ed. London, 1871. 16° 3566.24 
 
 Lindsay (W. Lauder). Popular history of British 
 lichens. London, 1856. sq. 16°. . . . 4912.04 
 
 Lindsay (Wm. Schaw). History of merchant shipping 
 and ancient commerce. 4 v. L., 1874-76. 8°. 5938.21 
 
 Lindsley (David Philip). Elements of tachygraphy. 
 Boston, 1869. 12° 6431.03 
 
 Linen manufactures. See Arts (Useful : Manufactures, p. 44) ; 
 also Charley (W. T.) Linen. [In Brit. mfg. industries, 
 1876.] ". 3941.28 
 
 Lines (Robert B.) Report on telegraphs and telegraphic admin- 
 istration. [In TJ. S. Com. to int. exhib. at Vienna, 1873. Re- 
 ports, v. 2, 1876.] 3916.16 
 
 Ling or Lynge (N.) Politeuphuia, wits common- 
 wealth, [anon.] London, 1669. 24°. . 6211.25 
 
 Lingard (Rev. John). Collection of tracts, on several 
 subjects connected with the civil and religious 
 principles of Catholics. Baltimore, [».d]12°.3566. 26 
 
 — History and antiquities of the Anglo-Saxon church. 
 
 London, 1845. 8° 3446.07 
 
 — Hist, of England, to 1688. 13 v. B.,1853. 12°. 464.01 
 
 Reply to the Edin. rev. on the Anglo-Saxon antiquities. [In 
 
 Pamphleteer, v. 7, 1816.] 6058.07 
 
 — Timber, dry rot, etc. [In Pamphleteer, V. 16, 1820.] . 6068.16 
 Vindication of certain passages in the 4th and 5th 
 
 volumes of the history of England. 3ded. Lon- 
 don, 1826. 8°. In 5093.16 
 
 Linn (Wm.), Beasley (F), and How (T. Y.) Col- 
 lection of essays on the subject of episcopacy. 
 With notes, by J.H. Hobart. N.Y.,1806. 8°. 3558.23 
 
 Linne' or Linnaeus (Carl von). Correspondence of L. 
 and other naturalists. Ed. by J. E. Smith. 
 London, 1821. 8° 4917.11 
 
 Lions. See Natural history. 
 
 Linton ( Mrs. Eliza Lynn). The Lake country. With 
 illus. by W. J. Linton, L., 1864. 4°. . 955.10 
 
 — Ourselves: essays on women. L, 1869. 16°. 5823.18 
 
 — Witch stories. London, 1861. 12°. . . . 3812.11 
 
 ff&~ For her novels see Fiction class-list (p. 498). 
 Linton (Wm. ) Ancient and modern colours ; chemical 
 and artistical properties. L., 1852. 12°. 1424.14 
 
 — Colossal vestiges of the older nations. London, 
 
 1862. 16° 5813.20 
 
 Lintot (Catherine Cailleau, comlesse de). Contes. [In Cabinet 
 des feeB.v. 32, 1786.] 7062.32 
 
 Lipari Islands. See Countries (Lipari islands, p. 340). 
 
 Lippi (Filippino). See Arundel society (p. 48). 
 
 Lippincott (Mrs. Sarah Jane Clark). [' Grace Green- 
 wood,' pseud.] Haps and mishaps of a tour in 
 Europe. Boston, 1854. 12° 942.01 
 
 — Heads and tails : studies and stories of pets. New 
 
 York, 1875. 12° 4722.21 
 
 — New life in new lands : notes of travel [in Colorado, 
 
 Nevada, California, etc.] N.Y., 1873. 12°. 1132.13 
 
 — Poems. Boston, 1858. 8° 1664.05 
 
 — Becords of five years. Boston. 1867. 12°. 2534.09 
 
 — Stories and sights of France and Italy. [By Grace 
 
 Greenwood, [pseudon.] B„ 1867. 16°. 951.01 
 ^®- For her works of fiction see Fiction [p. 498). 
 Lippincott'a general guide for settlers in the United 
 States. 2d ed. Phil., 1876. 12°. . . . 1132.27 
 
 — General guide book to the United States and Canada. 
 
 3d ed. [With map.] Phil., 1876. 16°. . 1132.28 
 
 — 'Pronouncing gazetteer of the world. 2 v. Ed. by 
 
 J. Thomas and T. Baldwin. PhiL,1857. 8°. 916.14 
 
 Pronouncing biographical dictionary. See Thomas (J.) 3336.13 
 
 Lippincott's magazine of popular literature and sci- 
 ence, v. 1-20. Phil., 1868-77. 8°. . . 
 
 Note.— The title page of v. 1-7 reads ' of literature, sci- 
 ence, and education.' 
 
 Liquids. See Physics ;— Chemistry. 
 
 Liquors (Manufacture). See Art» (Useful : Liquors, p. 44), 
 
 Liquors ( Use in health and disease). See Medicine (Stimulants and 
 narcotics) ; — Temperance question. 
 
 Lisle. See also Delisle ; — Bouget de Lisle. 
 
 List (Frederick). National system of political econo- 
 my. Phil., 1856. 8°.. 5913.06 
 
 Lister (Martin). *Journey to Paris, 1698. [In Pinkerton. Voy- 
 ages, v. 4.] • • ■° 26>0 * 
 
 Lister (Thomas Henry). Life and administration oi 
 Edward [Hyde], 1st earl of Clarendon. 3 v. 
 London, 1837-38. 8°. 3085.11 
 
 Liston (John, comedian). See Bentley's miscel., v. 19, 1846. 
 
 Liszt (Franz). Life of Chopin. Phil., 186:3. 18°. 3036.20 
 See Galaxy, Sept., 1874 (L„ and the music of the future). 
 
 Literary addresses, delivered at various popular in- 
 stitutions. Istand3dser. 2v. L.,1855. 16°. 6321.18 
 Contents : v. 1. Addresses by sir J. F. W. Henohel. B. 
 Disraeli, lord J. Manners, sir T. N. Talfourd, J. Phillips, 
 G. W. F. Howard, R. Whately. C. Knight, sir A. AUflon, 
 P. H., earl Stanhope, J. P. Nichol, the duke of Argyll, far 
 
 D. Brewster, H. G. Bell, sir J. Stephen, L. Playfiur, lord 
 
 E. G. E. L. Bulwer-Lytton. 3. Addresses by A. H. W- 
 ard, the duke of Argyll, lord Neaves, 0. H. Terret, Muoie 
 Macara, A. w. Montgomerie, 13lh earl of Eglintm and wm- 
 ton, J. Moncrieff, A. Rutherfurd, J. J. Gurney, A. P. Pat™. 
 R. Dawes, S. Warren, sir J. K. ShutUeworth. 
 
 Literary and social judgments. See Greg (W. R.) 1868.2626.20 
 
 Literary anecdotes. See Nichols (John) S»'n« 
 
 Literary character. See Disraeli (I.) iou.m 
 
 Literary fund. See N. Brit, rev., v. 29, 1858 ; p. 132-140. 
 Literary history. .See Literature (p. 703). .,,. 
 
 Literary pearls. See Mould (R. A .) • ; «»"•* 
 
 Literary policy of the church of Rome. SeeMendham (J.) •'"■"? 
 Literary reminiscences. See De Quincey (J.) .... »«J l - 
 Literary societies. See Societies. okirm 
 
 Literary souvenir, 1840. See Burton (Wm. E.) . . • • *":l? 
 Literary suburb of the 18th century. See Fraser's mag., v. 6i-w. 
 Literary women of England. Set Williams (J.) . ■ • <"»»•» 
 Literary world, v. 1-2, ed. by C. F. Hoffman ; v. J- 
 
 13, ed. by E. A. and G. L. Duyckinok. U v. 
 
 New York, 1847-53. 4° m6M 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
LITERATURE AND LITERARY HISTORY. 703 
 
 AbbaKOEMEHT of Sub-divisions.— I. Anonymous and pseudonymous literature.— 11. Authorship and the literary life 
 HI. Dictionaries.— IT. Encouragement and patronage of literature.— V. General handbooks and essays.— VI. Miscellaneous works' 
 VII. Philosophy and study of literature.— Till. Various literatures, viz.: 1, American (p. 704).— 2, Anglo-Saxon (p 704) 
 3, Basque.— 4, Bohemian.— 5, Brittany.— 6, Celtic, Gaelic, ancient Irish, and Welsh (p. 704).— 7, Classical (p 705) 
 8, Danish (p. 705).-9, Dutch.-lO, English and British (p. 705).— 11, European and modern (p. 706J.-12, Finnish (p 706) 
 13, Flemish (p. 706J.-14, French (p. 706).-15. German (p. 707).-16, Greek (p. 708).-17, Greek (Modern).-18' He- 
 brew (p. 709).— 19, Hungarian (p. 709).— 20, Icelandic and Scandinavian or Morse (p. 709) 21, Irish (p. 709) —22* Ital 
 
 ian (p. 710J.-23, Latin (p. 710J.-24, Middle ages (p. 710).-25, Oriental : Arabic, Chinese, Persian. Sanskrit, Hindus"- 
 tanee, etc. (p. 710).— 26, Portuguese (p. 711).— 27, Provencal and Romance lit. (p. 711).— 28, Scottish.— 29, Servian 
 (p. 712).— 30, Slavic and Russian (p. 712).— 31, Spanish (p. 712).— 32, Swedish. 
 
 ,03- See also, in the general alphabet, the following subsidiary headings, viz.— Anecdotes (p. 27) -—Aphorisms (p 30) ■ 
 Bibliography (p. 107) ;-Biography (p. 109) ;-Oalendar (p. 247) ;-Copyright (p. 282) i-Oritioism (p. 398) ;- Culture (p' 
 400) ;-Drama (p. 423) ;— Elocution, eloquence, etc. (p. 442) ;-Epigrams (p. 416) ;-Epitaphs (p. 446) ;- Essays (p 448) ' 
 Extracts (p. 453) ;-Fables (p. 480) ;-Fairy tales (p. 489) ;-Fiction (p. 459) ;-Folk-lore (p. 553) ;- Genius (p. 567) •' 
 History (p. 632) ;— Hymnology (p. 641) ;— Journalism (p. 657) ;— Language p. 673) ;— Letters (p. 679) ;— Libraries (p. 699)' 
 Newspapers ;— Periodicals ;— Plays ;— Poetry ;— Printing ;— Proverbs J— Publishers and authors ;— Quotations {—Read- 
 ing i— Hhetoric ;— Satire j— Societies ;— Speeches ;— Table-talk ;— Tracts ;— Wit and humour. 
 
 L Anonymous and Pseudonymous Literature. 
 
 See Bibliography [Anonyms ;— Pseudonyms, p. 107). A 
 ■ List of pen-names used by contemporary English writers • 
 is prefixed to Whitaker'a Reference catalogue, for 1877. 
 
 See also Fortn. rev. v. 1, 1865 (Anonymous lit., by A. 
 Trollops) ; Nat. qu. rev., v. 23, 1871 (Anonymous authors 
 and works). 
 
 Literary Coincidences, Forgeries, and Plagiarisms. 
 
 Classical Journal, v. 17, p. 9 ; v. 18, p. 295 (On lit. coincidences) ; 
 
 v. 16, p. 123 (Literary forgeries) 2742.16 
 
 See also Littell, 1869, v. 1. or Brit. qu. rev., v. 49 (Lit. for- 
 geries) ; Eraser's mag., v. 52, 1855 (Spurious antiques). 
 
 II, Authorship, and the literary Life. 
 
 Arnold (F.) Turning-points in life, 1873 ; p. 162-191. . . 2512.31 
 
 Brydges (Sir E.) Recollections ; on life, literature, 
 and self-knowledge. 2 v. 1834. . . . 3025.04 
 
 Butwr-Lytlon (B. L.) Authors and their works ;— Literature as 
 a profession. [In his Critical and miscel. writings, v. 2, 
 1841 ; p. 118-130.] 2616.05 
 
 On the difference between authors and the impression of 
 
 tliem conveyed in their works. [In hit Prose works, v. 2, 
 1868; p. 9-19.] 2614.24 
 
 Chateaubriand {P. A. de). On men of letters. [In his Recollec- 
 tions and essays, 1819 ; v. 2, p. 235-259.] .... 2616.11 
 
 Disraeli (I.) The literary character. 3d ed. 2 v. 
 
 1822 2522.26 
 
 Note.— Tot his other works see p. 417 of this catalogue. 
 
 Samerton (P. O.) The intellectual life. 1873. 2528.24 
 
 Higginson (!'. IF.) Lit. as an art. [In his Atl. essays, 1871 ; p. 
 23-49.] 2528.28 
 
 Same. [In Atlantic monthly, v. 20, 1867.] 
 
 Krmpp (S.L. ) Advice in the pursuits of lit. 1837.2751.11 
 
 Lewes [G. H.) Principles of success in lit. [In Fortn. rev., v. 1- 
 2, 1865] 
 
 Jaeox {F.) Aspects of authorship. L., 1872. 2532.31 
 
 Same. [ With title] Literary Ufa ; or aspects of 
 
 authorship. New York, 1873 2532.31a 
 
 Literary addresses, deliv. at various popular institu- 
 tions. 1st and 3d series. 2 v. 1855. . 6321.18 
 
 Fundi ( T. ) Literature and its professors. 1867. 2538. 25 
 
 Rogers ( a.) Vanity and glory of literature. [In his Reason and 
 faith, etc.] 3587.19 
 
 Stodart (M. A.) Female writers : thoughts on their 
 proper sphere. 1842 5823.25 
 
 Story {J.) Lit. tendencies of the times. [In his Miscel. writings, 
 1852: p. 740-781.] 2547.07 
 
 Vaughan (8.) Priesthood of letters, [Essays, v. 1, 1849 ; p. 141- 
 190.) 2544.19 
 
 Whipple (E. P.) Authors In their relations to life. [In Lec- 
 tures, 1853 ; p. 7-42.] 2515.08 
 
 Wttlmott (Jt A.) Pleasures, objects, and advantages 
 of literature. 1851 2546.11 
 
 See also Eclectic mag., v. 25, 1852 (Pleasures of lit.) ; v. 
 26 (Authors : their moments of inspiration) ; v. 27 (Life, 
 lit., and the scholar) ; Fraser's mag, v. 67, 1863 (On print- 
 ing and reprinting, by F. T. Palgrave) ; v. 67 (On cutting 
 and carving, by A. K. H. Boyd) ; Gentl. mag., 1875, v. 1 
 (Physiology of authorship) ; N.Brit, rev., v. 18, 1852 (Pro- 
 gressive aspects of authorship) ; St. Pauls, v. 8, or Littell, 
 1871. v. 3 (The literary life, by Matthew Browne). 
 
 e&- See also, in the general alphabet, Fools (p. 553) ;— 
 Friendship (p. 661). 
 
 Literary Morality. 
 
 Emerson (S. W.) Literary ethics, tin hit Miscellanies, 1868 ; p. 
 
 147-181.] 2524.10 
 
 Buchanan [R.) Literary morality. [In his David Gray, etc., p. 
 
 237-268.] 3072.15 
 
 See also Content, rev., v. 6, 1867 (Morality of the literary 
 
 art, by H. A. Page) ; Fortu. rev., v. 6, 1866 (Immorality in 
 
 authorship). 
 
 m. Dictionaries. 
 
 Brewer (E.G.) Diet, of phrase and fable. 1870. 6218.07 
 Ripley (<?.) and Taylor (J. Bayard). Hand-book of 
 
 literature and fine arts. 1852 1413.01 
 
 Wheeler (W. A.) Explanatory and pronouncing dic- 
 tionary of the noted names of fiction ; including 
 also familiar pseudonyms, surnames bestowed on 
 eminent men, and analogous popular appella- 
 tions often referred to in literature and conversa- 
 tion. 1865 2761.17 
 
 J8S" See also Encyclopaedias (p. 444) ; and (under English, 
 literature, p. 706), AUibone, and Adams (W. D.) 
 
 IV. Encouragement and Patronage of Literature. 
 
 Arnold (M.) Influence of the French and Berlin academies on 
 literature. [In Essays on criticism, 1865 ; p. 39-73. ] 2512,13 
 
 Exposition of the barriers excluding men of genius 
 from the public, [anon.] 1833. . . .2712.19 
 
 Fruits of endowments ; a list of works of upwards of 
 2,000 authors who have enjoyed non-cure endow- 
 ments of the church in England. 1840. . 2745.00 
 
 Sargant (W. L.) The new academy. [In his Essays, v. 3, 1872 ■ 
 p. 1-166.] 2543.24 
 
 V. General Handbooks and Essays. 
 
 Botta {A. O. L.) Hand-book of universal literature. 
 
 1870 2731.09 
 
 Note. — The most compendious systematlo hand-book. 
 Denina (C.) Essays on the revolution of literature. 
 
 1771 1631.16 
 
 Montgomery (J.) Lectures on general lit. 1853. 2762.26 
 
 Schlegel (V. W. F. von). Lectures on the history of 
 
 literature, ancient and modern. 1868. . 2731.08 
 
 Souvestre (E. ) Causeries historiques et litteraires. 3 v. 
 
 1865 7836.10 
 
 Note — Sketches of claeeio and romance literature. 
 Stael-Holstein (A. L. G. N., baronne de). Treatise on 
 ancient and mod. literature. 2 v. 1803. 2543.25 
 See also European Literature (p. 706). 
 
 VI. Miscellaneous Works. 
 
 Beloe ( W.) Anecdotes of literature and scarce books. 
 
 6v. 1808-14 2754.05 
 
 Disraeli (I.) Amenities of literature. Sketches and 
 
 characters. 2 v. 1855 2762.01 
 
 — Calamities and quarrels of authors. 2v. 1868. 2522.24 
 
 — Curiosities of literature. 4 v. 1858. . . 2762.03 
 
 Same. 1851 2765.02 
 
 Irailh (A. 8.) Querelles litteraires, ou memoires pour 
 
 servir a l'histoire des revolutions de la re'pub- 
 lique des lettres, depuis Homere jusqu'a nos 
 jours. 4v. 1761 2761.26 
 
 Lalanne (i.) Curiosites litteraires. 1857. [Biblio- 
 thequedepoche.] 2741.04 
 
 Maurice ( C. ) Histoire du theatre, de la litterature, etc. 
 2 v. 1856 1732.31 
 
 Percy anecdotes, v. 6. 1823 6211.06 
 
 Schelhorn (J. <?.) Amoenitates literarue. 14 v. in 5. 
 1730-31 2721.24 
 
 VH. Philosophy and Study of Literature. 
 
 Bascom (J.) Philosophy of literature. [14th-19th 
 century.] 1874 2751.27 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHORS NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
704 LITERATURE: American, Anglo-Saxon, Basque, Bohemian, Celtic. 
 
 Essay contributing to a philosophy of. By B. A., M. 
 
 1874 2751.28 
 
 Gibbon (R) Essay on the study of literature. 
 
 1840 5038.09 
 
 — — Same. [In his Miscel. works.] 5038.09 
 
 Oilman (S.) Reciprocal influence of national literatures. [In 
 
 Ais Contrib. to lit., 1850] 2626.14 
 
 Progress of nations, p. 145-191 (The national acme : place of lit- 
 erature in national progress) 6716.09 
 
 Stiiel-Holstein (A. L. G. N. de). Influence of literature 
 on society. 1835. ........ 5412.06 
 
 Vinel(A.) Outlines of literature. 1867. . .5417.19 
 Contents: Characteristics of literature. Literary emo- 
 tion. Various literatures. Language. Style. Literary 
 precepts. Criticism. Poetry. Eloquence. 
 IS- See also Criticism (p. 398). 
 
 VIII. Various Literatures. 
 1. American Literature : United States. 
 
 Chambers (W.) Handbook of American literature. 
 
 1857. 2752.23 
 
 Chasles (P. ) Anglo-American literature and manners. 
 
 18f,2 1072.12 
 
 Cleveland (C. D.) Compendium of Amer. literature, 
 
 with biogr. sketches. 1859 2751.02 
 
 Davidson (J. W.) Living writers of the South. 
 
 1869 2751.01 
 
 Duyclcinck ( E A. and <?. L. ) Cyclopaadia of American 
 
 literature. 2 v. 1855 2755.12 
 
 Same. Supplement. 18U6 2755. 14 
 
 Same. 2 v. 1875 2755.24 
 
 Griswold (R. W. ) Prose writers of America. 4th ed. 
 
 1857 2755.23 
 
 Hart (J. S.) Female prose writers of America. 
 
 1852 2755.22 
 
 — Manual of American literature. 1873 [1872.] 2751.14 
 Knapp (S. L.) Lectures on American literature. 
 
 1829 2755.19 
 
 Martin (B. N.) Choice specimens of American litera- 
 ture. 1871 6331.18 
 
 Raymond (I.), pseudon. Southland writers. Biogr. 
 and critical sketches of the living female writers 
 of the South. With extracts from their writings. 
 2v. 1870 2754.22 
 
 Underwood (F. HI) Hand-book of English literature. 
 American authors. 1872 2751.16 
 
 Whipple (E. P.) Amer. literature. [Harper's roag., Feb., Men., 
 1876.] 
 
 Character, Tendency, and Prospects of American Literature. 
 
 Barnes (A.) On the literature and science of our country. [In 
 
 his Essays and reviews, v. 2, 1856 ; p. 258-290.] . .2613.07 
 Bethune(G. W.) ClaimB of our country on its lit. men. [In his 
 
 Orations, 1850 ; p. 381-428.] 2513.20 
 
 Channing (W.E.) Nat. literature. [Inhis Works, V. 1, 1853.] 3533.10 
 Emerson (R. W.) The Amer. scholar. [In his Miscellanies.] 2524.10 
 Everett (E.) Circumstances favorable to the progress of Amer. 
 
 lit., 1824. [In his Orations, v. 1.] 6322.03 
 
 Godwin (P.) Amer. authorship. [In his Out of the past.1870.] 2526.18 
 Higginson (T. W.) Americanism in lit. [In his Atlantic essays, 
 
 1871.] 2528.28 
 
 Repr. from Atl. monthly, v. 25, 1870. 
 Hillhouse (J. A.) On the relations of literature to a republican 
 
 form of government. [In his Discourses, etc., v. 2 
 
 1839.) 1725.14 
 
 Meek {A. B.) Americanism in literature. [In his Romantic 
 
 passages, etc., 1857.] 591.17 
 
 Williams I W. R.) The conservative principle in our literature. 
 
 [In his Miscellanies.] 3623.19 
 
 Bibliography and Trade-Catalogues 
 
 American literary gazette and publishers' circular, v. 
 
 1-18. Philadelphia, 1863-72. 8°. . . . 2764.01 
 Note.— For continuation see Publishers' weekly, below. 
 American publisher and bookseller, v. 1. [Octavo 
 
 series.] New York, 1868. 8° 2713.10 
 
 Kelly (J.) American catalogue of books, pub. in U S 
 
 1861-66. New York, 1866. 8° 2724.09 
 
 Publishers' weekly. F. Leypoldt, ed. and publ. v. 1- 
 
 13. New York, 1872-78. 8° 
 
 Publishers' trade list annual, 1873, 1874, 1877. New 
 
 York, 1874-77. 8° 2775.09 
 
 Roorbach {0. A.) Bibliotheca Americana ; catalogue 
 
 of American publications, from 1820 to 1852 
 
 New York, 1852. 8° 2724.06 
 
 Same. Supplement. Oct., 1852— May, 1855. 
 
 New York, 1855. 8° 2724.06 
 
 — — Same. Addenda. May, 1855 — Mch., 1858. New 
 York, 1858. 8°. . . . 2724.06 
 
 Trade circular annual for 1871, inch the American cat- 
 alogue of books publ. in the U. S., during 1870 
 New York, 1871. 8°. 2775.06 
 
 Triibner (iV. ) Bibliographical guide to Amer. literature 
 [1819 to 1859.] London, 1859. 8°. . . 2724.13 
 
 2. Anglo-Saxon Literature. 
 
 Beowulf. Anglo-Saxon poems. [Also] the Scop or 
 Gleeman's tale, and the fight at Finneshurg 
 With notes, etc. by B. Thorp. 1855. . . 1615.00 
 
 Cockayne (T. 0.) Leechdoms, wortcunning, and star- 
 craft of early England. 1864-66. [Rolls chron- 
 icles.] 5140.— 
 
 Conybeare {J. J.) Hlustrations of Anglo-Saxon poetry 
 1826 1631.24 
 
 Corson (K) Hand-book of Anglo-Saxon and early 
 English. 1871 6124.03 
 
 Haigh (D. K) Anglo-Saxon sagas as aids to history 
 1861 466.23 
 
 March (F. A.) See Language [Anglo- Saxon, p. 675). 
 
 Morley (H. ) English writers : writers before Chaucer 
 1864 2754.19 
 
 Sweet (H.) History of Anglo-Saion poetry. [In Warton (T ) 
 Hist, of Eng. poetry, v. 2, 1871.] 1697.10 
 
 Turner (8.) History of the manners, poetry, literature, 
 etc. of the Anglo-Saxons. 1805. . . . 454.06 
 
 Wright (T.) Biographia Britannica literaria : Anglo- 
 Saxon period. 2 v. 1842-46 2754.11 
 
 t&- See also, in the general alphabet, Alfred ;— Anglo- 
 Saxon chronicle : — Bede : — Beowulf; — Csdmon ;— Early 
 English text soc. Publications (p. 432). The Lindisfarno 
 and Rushworth gospels are printed in the Surtees soe. 
 publ., v. 28, 39, 43, 48 [6116.32]. Other illustrative works 
 are included in the ' Chronicles and memorials ' publ. by 
 the Master of the rolls [see p. 312 of this Catalogue). 
 
 ,Ky See also Language (Anglo-Saxon, p. 675} ;— Poetry ; 
 — and general histories of English literature (p. 70S), 
 especially those of Brooke, Craik, and Morley. 
 
 3. Basque Literature. 
 
 See Dublin univ. mag., v. 86, 1875 (Gleanings from Basque 
 literature). 
 
 4. Bohemian Literature. 
 
 Bowring [J.) Cheskian anthology ; poetical literature 
 of Bohemia. 1832 1615.13 
 
 Robinson (Mrs. T. A. L. v. J.) Language and lit. of the Slavic na- 
 tions, 1850 ; p.147-211 2732.07 
 
 See also Nat. quar. rev., v. 24, 1872, p. 1-24. (Lit. 
 and pol. of Bohemia) ; West, rev., v. 12, 1S30 (Anc. Bohe- 
 mian ballads) ; For. qu. rev., v. 2, 1828 (Boh. lit.) ; v. 79, 
 1863 ; p. 32-67, or Littell, 1868, v. 4 (Lit. of B.) 
 
 5. Breton Literature. 
 
 Taylor ( T. ) Ballads and songs of Brittany. . 1692.28 
 4&- See alio Countries {Brittany, p. 295). 
 
 6. Celtic Literature. 
 
 Arnold (M.) On the study of Celtic literature. 
 
 1867 2752.16 
 
 Morley (H.) English writers before Chaucer, 1864 (ch. 1-3.) 2764.19 
 O'Curry (£.) Manners aud customs of the ano. Irish, v. 2 ; p. 48- 
 
 178 (On education and lit. in anc. Erinn) 486.21 
 
 AS- See also Language [Celtic, Irish, Gaelic, and British, 
 p. 675) ;— Countries (Cells, p. 299;— Cornwall, p. 302;-5ri- 
 tons, p. 295 ;— Wales, p. 392). Also the histories of Engl. lit. 
 by Craik, and Morley ; and O'Donovan's ed. of the Annals 
 of the kingdom of Ireland, by the four masters [497.12]. Im- 
 portant remains of ancient Celtic literature have been 
 printed in the Master of the rolls series of chronicles and me- 
 morials (see p. 312 of Catalogue). 
 
 Gaelic Literature. 
 
 Blackie (J. S. ) Language and literature of the Scot- 
 tish Highlands 6441.08 
 
 Clark (J.) Works of the Caledonian bards. 1783. 1631.16 
 
 See also Ossian, in the general alphabet ; and J P. 
 
 Campbell, in his Popular tales of the West Highlands gives 
 
 the Gaelic with the English. See also Westm. rev., July, 1877. 
 
 Welsh Literature. 
 
 «S" See entries under Wales (in Countries, p. 392) ; aUo 
 Evans (E.) Specimens of the ancient Welsh bards [1648.18]; 
 Mabinogion [1665.14] ; and Oontemp. rev., Feb., 1876 (Old 
 Welsh legends and poetry, by lady Verney). 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
LITERATURE : Classical, Danish, Dutch, English. 
 
 705 
 
 7. Classical Literature. 
 
 lMi/im IA 1 History of Greek and Boman classical 
 
 "terature. 1873. 2732.29 
 
 Smwestre {M) Causeries historiques et litteraires. 3 v. 
 
 1861 7036.10 
 
 Mullein (B. H.) Classical disquisitions and curiosities. 
 
 1825 2536.28 
 
 Contents : Comparative estimate of Terence and Plautus. 
 
 On the Epicurean philosophy. On Callimachus. Horace. 
 
 Cassar's Commentaries. On Cloero. On Seneca. On the 
 
 history of Josephus, etc., etc. 
 
 Tavlar (I) History of the transmission of ancient 
 
 books to modern times. 1827 2743.18 
 
 While {C. A.) Classic literature, principally Sanskrit, 
 Greek, and Boman, with some account of the Per- 
 sian, Chinese, and Japanese. 1877. . . 2732.28 
 t&- See alto, in tills class, Greek literature (p. 708) ;— 
 Latin literature (p. 710) :— and, in the general alphabet, 
 Classical dictionaries (p. 271) ;— Language (1. General 
 philological periodicals, p. 673). 
 
 2. Specimen* of Classic Poetry : Translations. 
 
 Eton (0. A.) Specimens of the classic poets, 3 v. 
 
 1814 1643.01 
 
 Xerimle (J. H.) Translations from the Greek and Latin. [In 
 
 his Poems, v. 1.) 1665.19 
 
 Peter (IF., ed.) Specimens of the poetry of Greece 
 
 and Borne. 1847 1675.30 
 
 3. Cottectiom. 
 
 jjgr See In general alphabet, Bonn's classical library, 
 91 v. (p. 221) ;— Didot (A. F. ) Bibliotheca scrip to rum Grse- 
 corum Grace et Latine, 67 v. (p. 416) ;— Nisard (D.) Collec- 
 tion des auteurs latins, [tezte latin] avec la traduction en 
 franoais, 27 v. 
 
 8. Danish Literature. 
 
 SmeiU ( W. and M.) Lit. and romance of Northern 
 
 Europe. 2 v. 1852 2732.06 
 
 See also North Brit, rev., v. 38, 1863 (Banish lit., past and 
 present) ; v. SO, 1869 (L. Holberg). Also (in Biography, p. 
 167) lives of Holbekg (L.) ; (p. 183) Oehlenschlaeger (A. 
 G.); and (p. 118) Andersen (H. G.) For translations of 
 works by these authors, and by Hertz (H.)and Oersted 
 (H. C.) see their names in the general alphabet. 
 
 Danish Poetry. 
 
 Borrow ((?.) Bo man tic ballads, from the Danish. 
 1826 1615.16 
 
 Jamieson (R.) Popular ballads and songs, with transl. 
 from the ancient Danish. 2 v. 1806. . 1662.29 
 
 Prior (B. C. A.) Ancient Danish ballads, translated. 
 
 3v. 1860 1677.26 
 
 See also Fortn. rev., v. 1, 1865 (Ballads of D. by R. Bu- 
 chanan) ; Fraser's mag., v. 4, 1871 (Holberg) : v. 51, 1856 
 (DumBh ballads) ; Nat. qu. rev., v. 3, 1861 (Danish and 
 Swedish poetry) ; N. Brit, rev., v. 47, 1867 (Carsten Hauch 
 and his latest poem) ; Westifl. rev., v. 75, 1861 (Ancient 
 Danish ballads). 
 
 9. Dutch Literature. 
 
 Bowring (J.) and Van Byk (H. S.) Batavian antho- 
 logy. 1824 1615.10 
 
 49* See Fraser's mag., v. 45 and 65 (Researches in Dutch 
 lit.; 6 articles}; For. qu. rev., v. 14, 1834 (Dutch pop- 
 ular songs) ; v. 21, 1838 (Dutch lit.) 
 
 10. English and British Literature. 
 
 49" For subject headings affording much related material, 
 see Drama (p. 424) j— Poetry :— Fiction (p. 459) ;— Essays 
 (p. 448);— Periodicals;— Societies ;— Elocution (Readersand 
 speakers ;— Headings, p. 442) ;— Anecdotes (p. 27) ;— Pro- 
 verbs ;— Quotations ;— Table-talk ; — Wit and humor ; — 
 Copyright (p. 282) ;— Genius (p. 567) ;— Journalism (p. 657); 
 Language {English, p. 675) ;— Biography (p. 109-215). 
 
 1. Bibliographical and Critical Dictionaries and Collections. 
 
 Adams (W. B.) Dictionary of English literature. 
 
 1877 2754.14 
 
 Alhbone (S.A.) 'Critical dictionary of Engl, literature, 
 
 and authors. 3 v. 1859-71 2755.01 
 
 Ames (J.) and Herbert ( W.) 'Typographical antiqui- 
 
 ties. Enl. byT.F.Dibdin. 4 v. 1810-19.4°. 2766.02 
 ■oetoe ( W.) Anecdotes of literature and scarce books. 
 
 6v. 1807-12. . 2754.05 
 
 - The sexagenarian, [anon.] 2 v. 1817. . 3018.04 
 Urydges (Sir R) Bestituta ; or titles, extracts, etc. of 
 
 old books reviewed. 4 v. 1814. . . . 2754.01 
 
 Collier (J. P. ) Bibliogr. and critical account of the 
 rarest books in the English language. 4 v 
 New York, 1866. ...... ... 2753.17 
 
 Hazlilt (W. C.) Hand-book to popular, poetical, and 
 dramatic literature to the Bestoration. 1867. 2754. 13 
 
 — Cat. of early Engl, miscel. formerly in the Harleian library 
 
 [In Camden miscel., v. 5, 1862.] 6113.il 
 
 Lowndes ( W. T.) 'Bibliographer's manual of English 
 literature. New ed., enl. by H. G. Bohn 6 v 
 
 „ , 1867-64 2762.15 
 
 Nichols (J. ) 'Literary anecdotes of the 18th centurv I 
 
 9v. 1812-15 2743.01 
 
 — Hlustrations of the, literary history of the 18th cen- 
 
 tury. 8 v. 1K17-38 2743.10 
 
 Beuss (J. B.) Alphabetical register of all the authors 
 actually living in Great Britain, Ireland, and 
 America, with their publications, 1770-90. 2723.21 
 Savage (J.) The librarian. 3 v. 1808-9. . 2744.17 
 Sims (R) 'Manual for the genealogist, topographer, 
 etc.; descr. of records, county and family histo- 
 ries, etc. 2d ed. 1861 475.16 
 
 Walpole (H.) Catalogue of royal and noble authors of 
 
 England, Scotland, and Ireland. With lists of 
 
 their works. 2d ed. 2 v. 1759. . . . 2701.24 
 
 Watt(R.) 'Bibliotheca Britannica. 4 v. 1824. 2745.02 
 
 Contents : v. 1-2. Authors. 3-4. Subjects. 
 
 2. Histories, Handbooks, Manuals, and Specimens. 
 
 Angus (J.) Handbook of specimens of EngL literature. 
 [1866.] 2751.17 
 
 Arnold(T.) Manual of English literature. 1869. 2751.20 
 
 Brooke {S.) Engl, literature. 1876. [Lit. primer.] 2741.22 
 
 Same. [670-1832.] 1878 2751.30 
 
 Note. — Highly commended by Matthew Arnold, in Nine- 
 teenth century, Dec, 1877, or Eclectic mag., 1878. 
 
 Burden (A.) Comparative estimate of English literature, 17th-]8th 
 cent. [In Oxford prize essays, v. 3, 1836 ; p. 81-119.] 2541.13 
 
 Burnett (G.) Specimens of English prose writers, to 
 close of 17th century. 3 v. 1807. . . 2762.11 
 
 Byrne [J.) Influence of the national character on English litera- 
 ture. [In Afternoon lectures, v. 1, 1863 ; p. 1-41.] . 2512.20 
 
 — Influence of foreign literature on English. [In Afternoon 
 
 lectures, v. 3, 1866 ; p. 35-87.] . 2512.22 
 
 Chambers {B.) Cyclopaedia of English literature. 2 v. 
 1853 2755.04 
 
 Cleveland (C. B.) English literature of the 19th cen- 
 tury. 1869 2752.28 
 
 Cottier (W. F.) History of Eng. lit., in biogr. sketches. 
 1869 2752.18 
 
 Coppie (K) English literature, considered as an in- 
 terpreter of English history. 1873. . .2751.15 
 
 Graik (G. L.) Compendious history of English liter- 
 ature, and language. 2 v. 1863. 8°. . 2755.08 
 
 — Sketches of the history of literature and learning in 
 
 England. 6 v. in 3. 1844-45. 18°. . . 2711.01 
 
 Cunningham [A.) Biogr. and critical history of the literature of 
 
 the last fifty years. [In Waldie library, v. 3.] . .6078.17 
 
 Bay (H. N.) Introduction to the study of English 
 
 literature. 1869 2752.19 
 
 Five centuries of the English language and literature. 
 
 v. 500 of the Tauchnitz ed. 1860. . . 5041.01 
 
 Friswell (J. H.) Essays on English writers, [anon.] 
 
 1869 2525.17 
 
 Oilman (A.) First steps in Engl. lit. 1870. .2751.25 
 
 Grahams (J. M.) Historical view of literature and art 
 
 in Great Britain, from the accession of the house 
 
 of Hanover to Victoria. 1871 1433.16 
 
 Gray ( W. ) Hist, sketch of English prose literature, 
 till the reign of James i. 1835. . . . 2755.21 
 Hannay {J.) A course of English literature.1866.2751.22 
 Hart (J. S.) Manual of English literature. 1872. 2751.08 
 Hazlilt (W.) Lectures on the English comic writers. 
 
 1857. 2531.06 
 
 Contents : On wit and humor. Shakespeare and Ben 
 Jonson. The poets. The essayists. The novelists. Ho- 
 garth. Comic writerB of the 18th century. 
 Hunt (E. ) Literature of the English language ; selec- 
 tions, etc. 1870 2751.19 
 
 Jones (R.) Two lectures on modern English litera- 
 ture. 1836 5721.04 
 
 Larkins (W. G.) Handbook of English literature. 
 
 Poets. 1867 2751.09 
 
 Same. Prose and dramatic writers. 1867. 2751.09 
 
 Marsh {G. P.) Origin and history of the English lan- 
 guage, and early literature. 1862. . . 6425.25 
 
 to asking for books, use the '< Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
706 
 
 LITERATURE : English, European, Finnish, Flemish, French. 
 
 Martin (L. 0. ) Contributions to English literature by 
 the civil servants of the crown, from 1794 to 1863. 
 "With biographical notes. 1865. . . .2752.22 
 
 Mills (A.) Literature and the literary men of Great 
 Britain and Ireland. 2 v. 1851. . . . 2755.06 
 
 Morell (J. M. D. ) Biographical history of Engl, liter- 
 ature. [1874.] 2741.14 
 
 Morgan (H. H.) Representative names in the history 
 of English literature. 1876 2755.26 
 
 Morley (H.) English writers. Writers before Chau- 
 cer : with introd. sketch of the four periods of 
 English literature. 1864 2754.19 
 
 Same. Chaucer to Dunbar. 1867. . .2754.20 
 
 — First sketch of Eng. literature. 3 pts. in 3 v. 2741.15 
 
 v. 1. Before 1547. 2. 1547-1649. 3. Since 1649. 
 
 — 'Tables of English literature. 1870. . . 2757.01 
 Reed (II.) Lectures on Engl, literature. 1858. 2752.20 
 Bushton (W.) Classical and romantic schools, as represented by 
 
 Spenser, Dryden, Pope, Scott, and Wordsworth. [In After- 
 noon lectures, v. 1, 1863 ; p. 41-93J 2512.20 
 
 Russell ( W. 0. ) Book of [English] authors : criticisms, 
 ana, mots, personal descriptions, etc. 1871. 2751.10 
 
 Shaw (T. B.) Complete manual of English literature. 
 Ed. by W. Smith. With sketch of Amer. litera- 
 ture, by H. T. Tuckerman. 1870. . . 2751.23 
 
 Skeat ( W. W) Specimens of English literature, from 
 'the Ploughmans crede' to the ' Shepheardes 
 calendar,' A. d. 1394-1579 6432.10 
 
 Smith (W-, ed.) Specimens of English literature, ar- 
 ranged chronologically. With notes. 1869. 2751.18 
 
 Spaulding (W.) History of Eng. literature. 1857. 2752.21 
 
 Sprague (BL B.) Masterpieces of English literature, 
 
 and lessons in the English language, with biogr. 
 
 sketches, notes, etc. v. 1. 1874. . . . 6335.05 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Chaucer. Spenser. Bacon. Shakespeare. 
 
 Milton. Bunyan. 
 
 Taine (H.A.) Histoire de la litterature anglaise. 5 v. 
 1863-65 2755.15 
 
 — History of English literature. Tr. by H. Van Laun. 
 
 2v. 1871-2 2755.10 
 
 Contents : v. 1. The Saxons. The Normans. The new 
 tongue. The pagan renaissance. Theatre— Ben Jonson, 
 Sbakspeare. etc. Christian renaissance— Milton. The clas- 
 sic age. The Restoration. Poets, philosophers, and 
 dramatists— HobbeB, Dryden, Wyoherley, Congreve, Sheri- 
 dan, etc. 2. Dryden. The revolution. Addison. Swift. 
 The novelists. The poets. Modern life— ideas and pro- 
 ductions. Lord Byron. The past and present. Modern 
 authors— Dickens, Macaulay, Carlyle, Stuart Mill, Ten- 
 nyson. 
 
 Same. Abridged by J. Fiske. 1872. . 2753.21 
 
 Thomson (K. B. ) Literature of society. By Grace 
 
 Wharton [pseudon.] 2 v. 1862. . . . 3253.28 
 Trimble (E. J.) Chart of general literature. Also, a 
 
 chart of ancient literature. 1876. . . . 2757.07 
 Underwood (F. S.) Hand-book of English literature. 
 
 British authors. 1871 2751.21 
 
 Whipple (E P.) Literature of the age of Elizabeth. 
 
 18 69 2752.27 
 
 WMiams (J.) Literary women of England. With 
 
 extracts from their works. 1861. . . . 3256.18 
 Tonge (CD.) Three centuries of English literature. 
 
 1872 2751.24 
 
 See also Contemp. rev., v. 14, 1870 (Contemporary lit ) • 
 
 v r QQ er i^§..' \ 6 V£ 59 (Mo11 - En 8- ut -> ■ New Bnglander! 
 v. 29 1870 (Study of Engl, lit., by T. R. Lounsbury) ; New 
 Englander (Early Engl, lit., by E. Schuyler) ; Westm. rev. 
 Mntur I "* LitteU ' 1871 ' v - * < Earl y Ev 8l- lit., to 14th 
 3. Book-trade catalogues. 
 Bent (R. ) London catalogue of books, 1810-31. Lon- 
 don, 1831. 8° 2724 14 
 
 Low (S. ) English catalogue of books, Jan. , 1835— Jan 
 1872. 2 v. London, 1864-73. 8°. . . 2724 15 
 v. 1. Jan., 1836— Jan., 1863. 2. Jan., 1863— Jan., 1872 
 
 Index, 1837— Jan., 1876. 2 v. 1858- 
 • ■ . . . 2721.17 
 
 Lon- 
 
 Same. 
 
 76. 8°. 
 
 V. 1. 1837-1857. 2. 1856-75. 
 
 Same. [Annual issue.] 1872-76. 
 
 don, 1873-77. 8° 
 
 Whitaker (J.) Beference catalogue "of current litera- 
 ture : books in print and on sale, with prices. 
 3 v. London, 1874-77. 8°. . . 2775 17 
 
 Bookseller (The) ; a handbook of British and foreign 
 literature. [Monthly.] b 
 
 Publishers' circular and record of British and foreign 
 literature. [Semi-monthly. ] b 
 
 4. Publications of Literary societies. 
 jm~ See entries in the general alphabet, under Camden 
 society (p. 249) ;— Chaucer society (p. 263) ; Earlv Enfflish 
 text society (p. 432) ;— Percy society ;— Royal sooiehr nf 
 literature ;— Shakespeare society. ' 
 
 11. European and Modern Literature. 
 
 Foster (M. E) Hand-book of modern European lit- 
 erature. 1849 2731 01 
 
 Goldsmith (O.) Inquiry into the present state of polite learni'ne 
 1774. [In his Misoel. works, v. 1, I860.] .... 5037.07 
 
 Hallam (H. ) Introd. to the literature of Europe 15th- 
 17th cent. 2 v. New York, 1851. . .5644.22' 
 
 Same. 4 v. Boston, 1872 2741.18 
 
 Howitt ( W. and M. ) Literature and romance of north- 
 ern Europe : Sweden, Denmark, Norway and Ice- 
 land. 2 v. 1852 2732 05 
 
 Longfellow (Henry W.) Poets and poetry of Europe. 
 1857 1665.07 
 
 Mennechet (E. ) Matinees litteraires. Oours complet 
 de litterature moderne. 5eed. 4 v. 1868. 2731.14 
 
 Morell (J.R.) Hist.of European literature. 1874. 2741.14 
 
 Schlosser (F. C.) History of the 18th century, v. 1-2. 
 1643 446.I8 
 
 Sismondi J. 0. L. S. de). Literature of southern Eu- 
 rope. 2v. 1850. 2732.21 
 
 Same. 2 v. 1848 2732.23 
 
 v. 1. Arabian, Provencal, Italian. 2. Italian, Spanish 
 
 Portuguese. ' 
 
 t&~ See alto, in this class, various national literatures. 
 
 12. Finnish Literature. 
 
 Kalevala. Selections. From the German version, by 
 J. A. Porter. New York, 1868. 16°. . .1663.00 
 See also article upon the Kalevala by A. Lang, in Fraser's 
 mag., K.s., v. 6, 1872. 
 
 13. Flemish Literature. 
 DeUpierre (O.) Sketch of Flemish lit. 1860. 2733.05 
 
 14. French Literature. 
 
 1. Bibliography. 
 
 Annie (L') litteraire et dramatique. Par G. Vapereau. 
 21e annee 1I868) 2721.11 
 
 D'Min (T. F.) Bibliographical tour in France. 3 v. 
 1621 2745.22 
 
 Lorenz (0.) Catalogue general de la librairie fran- 
 caise, 1840-65. 4 v. Paris, 1867-71. 8°. 2784.01 
 
 Same. V. 5-6. 1866-75. P., 1876-77. 8°. 2784.05 
 
 Qidrard (J. M.) La France litteraire. 11 v. in 12. 
 Paris, 1827-39. 8°. ....... . 2782.01 
 
 Reinwald (C.) Catalogue annuel de la librairie fran- 
 1858-1867. 2733.16 
 
 2. Histories, Critical, and Biographical. 
 
 Attie (J. F.) Louis xrv. and the writers of his age. Tr.byE. N. 
 Kirk. 1855 3111.19 
 
 Buckle (H. T.) History of the French intellect from 1660. Pro- 
 tective spirit carried by Louis xiv. into lit. State of his- 
 torical literature in France, 1600-1800. [In his Hist, of civ- 
 ilization, v. 1.] 475.08 
 
 Demogeot (J.) Histoire de la litterature francaise. 
 1870 2731.21 
 
 — History of French lit. Adapted from the French 
 
 by C. Bridge. 1874 2731.22 
 
 Oeruzez (E. ) Histoire de la lit. francaise, jusqu' a la 
 rev. 2 v. 1869 2731.18 
 
 Oirardin (Saint Marc). Tableau de la litterature fran- 
 caise au xvi. siecle, suivi d'etudes sur la littera- 
 ture du moyen-fige et de la renaissance. 1868. 
 
 Jerrold (B. ) The Gavroche party ; literary estimates 
 of political France. 1870 516.24 
 
 Le Clerc ( V. ) and Renan (X ) Histoire litteraire de la 
 France au He siecle. 2e ed. 2 v. 1865.2784.19 
 
 Martin (H.) In his History of France 617.16 
 
 Mennechet (E.) Matinees litteraires. Cours complet 
 de litterature moderne. Seed. 4 v. 1868. 2731.14 
 
 Nisard (D. ) Hist, de la lit. francaise. 4e ed. 4 v. 
 
 1867 2733.12 
 
 Reviewed in Fraser's mag., v. 76, 1867. 
 
 — Histoire des livres populaires, ou de la litterature du 
 
 colportage. 2e ed. 2 v. 1864. . . . 2741.06 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
LITERATURE 
 
 French, German. 
 
 707 
 
 Poitevin (M. P. ) Ohoix de lectures de la lit. francaise 
 du 19e siecle. 2 v. in 1. 1869. . . . 7032.23 
 
 Revue des deux mondes. 
 
 Note.— The references in ita division • Litterature fran- 
 caise,' in the ' Table generale, 1831-74 ' occupy pp. 188-215. 
 
 Reynolds [G. W. M.) Modern literature of France 2 
 v. 1839. 2733.02 
 
 Sainte-Beuve (C. A.) See his name in general alphabet. 
 
 Van Laun (R) History of French lit. 3 v. 1876- 
 
 77. 2731.24 
 
 Contents: v. 1. To the Renaissance. 2. Till the end of 
 the reign of Louis xiv. 3. From Louis xrv. till the end of 
 the reign of Louis Philippe. 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Lond. qu. rev., Jan., 1878 • Penn mo 
 Sept., 1877 ; Contemp., Apl., 1878. 
 
 VentouUlac (L. T.) French librarian, or literary guide 
 1829. 2733.01 
 
 Vericour (L. B. de). Modern French literature. With 
 notes, by W. S. Chase. 1848. . . . 2731.23 
 
 VMemain (A F.) Cours de litterature francaise • 
 moyenage. 2 v. 1846 2733.10 
 
 — Cours de litterature francaise : xvine siecle. 4 v. 
 1846 2733 OG 
 
 Tmet (A.) History of French literature in the 18th 
 
 century. 1818 2733.04 
 
 Contents: Introd. D'Aguessean. Cochin. Saint Simon 
 Rollin. Louis Racine. Crebillon. Le Sage. Destouches' 
 Prevost. Marchioness de Lambert. Mile, de Launav' 
 Fontenelle. Houtard de La Motte. Marivaux. La Cnaus- 
 see. Pres. Henault. Tauvenargues. Montesquieu Vol- 
 taire. D'Alembert. Diderot. Helvetius. Rayoal D'Hol 
 bach and Grimm. Buffon. DuClos. Rousseau. 
 
 WraxaU (Sir G. F L.) The second empire : French 
 
 literature, 1852-1863. 2 v. 1865. . . . 2546.21 
 
 See also Quar. rev., v. 120, 1866 (Anc. lit. of France) ■ Ed 
 
 rev., v 101, 1855 (Mod. Fr. lit.); Fraser's mag., v. 511855 
 
 (Receut Fr. lit.) ; v. 63, 1856 (Decline of Fr. romantic lit ) ■ 
 
 H.Bnt. rev., v. 25, 1856 (Lit. tendencies in France) • Nat 
 
 qu.rev„v,3, 1861 (Fr. lit. of 1861); Internat. rev July' 
 
 1875 (Fr. lit. under the 1st empire, by princess Dora D'ls- 
 
 S a,: v N ;.A- rOT " T - 86 ' 1858 (Influence of Engl, lit, on 
 French ht. 
 
 French poetry. 
 
 BesarU(W.) Studies in early Fr. poetry. 1868. 1614 22 
 Carey (M. M.) Echoes from the harp of France 
 
 .,,*• • • 1631.06 
 
 OwfcBo (£ S.) Specimens of the early poetry of 
 
 France. 1835 163 4 09 
 
 Ourwen(K) Echoes from French poets. 1870.' 1634 21 
 — French love songs and other songs. 1871. 1643 21 
 Dmmsan (M) and Stgur (K) Chansons nationales 
 
 et populates de France. 2 v. 1852. . 1636 01 
 Uuessard (F.) Les anciens poetes de la France. 
 
 V. 1-10. • •»,,. 7flfi1 01 
 
 „™„. ffi^Xotamtentt se « under Gu'essard'(p.'596). 
 -iames(U.,jr.) French poets and novelists. 1878.2533 24 
 
 J? m ^-- -Alfred de Musset. Gautier. Baudelaire. Bal- 
 
 3£i„* ^ e !l ua -. c - de Bernard and G. Flaubert. Tnr- 
 
 ffim' ?.?" ^Peres. Mme. de Sabran. Merimee's 
 
 letters. Theatre francais. 
 
 JMml (A.) Nouveau recueil de contes, dits, fabli- 
 aux et autres pieces inedites des xni.. xiv. xv 
 
 , 8l6cles - 2 t. 1839-42 1662 33 
 
 T"» ( P - J - B -~> Fabliaux or tales. Tr. 
 mto English Terse, by G. L. Way, with notes by 
 G. Ellis. 3 v. 1815 1664 01 
 
 &/^ MS n l ' e) - l . Lal y refran 5 ai8e - 1867 - • 7025!09 
 
 Tt V I Hansons populaires chez les anciens 
 
 etcnez les francais : essai historique, suivi d'une 
 
 2 v 1867 r onanscm des rues contemporaine. 
 
 Oxford I J.) Illustrated 'book of French songs 5 
 1855 1675.07 
 
 Norton I T o ' ' ' , 1675.07 
 
 „ l f'' Le Parnasse francais : a book of French 
 
 «-„*/•!• ]S50-[1877]. 7032.09 
 
 Vmieht, v. 1 i««' P °" 6ie liancaise - V n his Criti- 
 
 ( «-s.T«rars,vffl^ 7] -- 7032 - 09 
 
 -_T,« q S»' "*•.▼• 1,1859.] .... 704813 
 
 t!u«£J d f UP ° M6 tran< ; aise - [>»"» Critique™"! 
 
 Sainte-Beuve jd A.) Poes'ie' francaise au'loe'sifecle 3 
 
 7034.27 
 
 = middle ages. [In his Essays on 
 
 , •• l, lo4o.J .... 2722 20 
 
 ^^ce?by B c en Sy , )! l80el • , Mch " 1838 'popular pWof 
 R^Sard? aU ° Provea °al literature (p. 711) --also Mistral ; 
 
 ., . ,. 2 T - 1828. , 
 ^(J-J^Chansonsde gest'e : 
 
 •^&^r^^n^a^&er° A "' 
 Novelists ; — 
 
 Bawr (Mme. de) , -Beaumon t . v ' < E .F. de)VB ea uvof- 
 
 (Roger de) 
 
 Saint Pierre ;- Berquin ;-Berthet ~BicMe7i^'"»™.'' 
 
 raua — Dash (la comtesse) ;— Daudet •— Defon mi -riSl 
 
 S mxil ( e J f™ e D- ) 4 DeUg ^ '? :-Deleon '(Fa^ti 
 ■m (Taxile);-Desarbre_s (Neree|;_Deschanel (E.);_ 
 
 Flaubert (G.) 
 eux " 
 
 .ben ( G., ; -Foa <*.*fgg£ t ^ffi&u t & 
 •memes ;-Fromentin ;- Gaboriau •— GanHnn • pSf, 
 
 «air ( l7. (S - e - Ge ^ s «%■ ^o^rdpSSpgs: 
 
 "^S . (A -U~ Hardin ;- Girardin ;- Gobineau ;- Gold- 
 d?n * : n„ G ,° nCOU ^ ■- Gondrecourt :- Gonzales ;-Gour- 
 S^,L7 G ozla ?:-G™=l i-GileUy Rente |Jose);-HonorI- 
 kZ 7 4 ; ^ HUg ° (C ° iT Hu e < Victor » l-Jouffioy °T°;_ 
 wL : ~ Ka ? ffma n n J- Kompert ;-Laboulaye ;-Laoham- 
 beaud ie ;-Lacroa; (Mme L.) ;_La Fayette (M. M P de 
 la V., comtesse de) ; _ Lamartine ; - Lavergne ■ - Le 
 Sage ;- Loctooy ;- Maillard (F.) ; i- Malot - MarBue 
 T^S" en S mV ^ e) v-Maquet /-Marcel nJOTfiL 
 Merlet;-Mery J. ;-Molenes (P. de) ;- Monselet : — 
 y? aite ^ :- Mortulet ;- Mouchot jiilouhy *-M°7- 
 nez ;-MuUer (Eugene) ;-Mnrger ;-Nerval;-]Jodier ■- 
 Woir ;-Nonac ;- Olivier ;-Ourliac ;-Pajon :-Paltock • 
 w ; p K ^ r [Vicomtesse de) ;_' Poe ;- Ponton du 
 Terrail j-Pontmartm ;-Quevedo y ViUegas ;-Rabou •- 
 
 ?' , ^rJ teYbaU ? (L 4 I-Hichomme ;-Riviere ;-Robert (M 
 A. deE.,ciame) ;-Roqueplan ;-Ruffini ;-Saintine ;-Sand 
 (George) ;_Sand (Maurice) ;-Sandeau (Jules);-Soott (Sir 
 Walter) ;-Segrais :-Segur ;-SouU8 ;-Souvestre ;-Stael. 
 Holstem ;-Stahl (P. f.) ;_Sterne ;-Stolz (Mme. de) ;_ 
 Sue (Eugene) ;— Swift (J.) ;- Taulier ;-ToprTer ;- Tour- 
 guenef ;— Uchard ;— TJlbach ;— TJUiao-Tremadeure-— Va- 
 
 w=n : ^i 10 ,M~ Vi , enon , ; -7 i e n ' r ( A ' de > :-Vincent j- 
 Wailly ;— Witt (Mme. Cornells de, born Guizot) ;— Wyss. 
 
 Historical, Philosophical, and Miscellaneous writers : 
 
 About ;— Ampere ;— Arnauld ;— Audouard ;— Auersperg 
 (A. A. von) ;— Aunet ;— Beaumarchais ;— Barante ;— Bau- 
 delaire ;— Bayle ;— Belgiojoso (Prineesse de) ;— Bernard 
 (L.) ;— Beule ;— Beyle (H.) ;— Blanchecotte (Mme.) ■— Blaze 
 
 de Bury (H.) ;— Boileau ; — Bonnemere (A.) ; — Bossuet ; 
 
 Brillat-Savarin;— Cantu (Cesare) ;— Oapefigue;— Challemel- 
 Laoour ;— Ohampfleury ;— Ohasles (P. de) ;— Chastellain ; 
 Chesneau ;— Chevalier ; — Colombey ;— ; Constant (B.) ;— 
 CoquereljSh; — Courier; — Cousin ; — Cremblay ; — Crequy : 
 Davesies de Pontes (L.) ;— Debay ;— De Lord ;— Desar- 
 bres ;— Deschanel ; — Dora d'Istria ; — Escudier (M. and 
 L.) ;— Falloux (Cle. de) ;— Fenelon ;— Fetis ;— Fiehte ;— 
 Figuier ; — Flammarion ;— Flourens ;— Gamier ;— Gas- 
 parin ;— Gregorovius ; — Gufcrin ;— Guizot ;— Hatin ; — 
 
 Heine ;— Houssaye J— Janet (Paul) ;— Janin (Jules) ; 
 
 Laboulaye ; — Lacroix (Paul) ; — Lalanne ; — Lamartine ; — 
 
 Lamennais ; — Lanoye ; — La Rochefoucauld ; — Laugel j 
 
 Lenormant ; — Leveque ; — Livet ;— Mace (Jean) ;— Maistre 
 (J. de) ; — Malebranche ; — Marmier ; — Martin (Henri) ; — 
 Maury ; — Maza de (C. de) ; — Merimee ; — Michelet ; — 
 Mignet : — Montaigne ; — Montesquieu; — Musset ; — Nicho- 
 las ; — Pascal ;— Flanche (G.) ;— Poitou (Eugene) ;— Font- 
 martin ; — Prevost-Paradol ; — Proudhon ; — Recamier ; — 
 Remusat ; — Renan ; — Renee ; — Rousseau ; — Saint-Simon ; 
 Sainte-Beuve ;— Sand (George) ; — Scudo ; — Sevigne ; — 
 Swetchine ; — Taine ; — Tenot ; — Texier ; — Thiers ; — 
 Thurot ; — Tissot ; — Trabaud ; — Vauvenargues ; — Ville- 
 main ; — Villemessant ; — Vitet (L.) : — Volney : — Voltaire ; 
 Witt (0. de). 
 
 French Poets and Dramatists : — 
 
 Augier ; — Autran ; — Baudelaire ; — Beaumarchais; — B6- 
 ranger : — Bussy-Rabutin ; — Delavigne; — De Lille; — Four- 
 nel; — Hugo (Victor) ; — LaFontaine ; — Lamartine ; — Mo- 
 liere ; — Musset ; — Ponsard ; — Racine ; — Regnard ; — Ron- 
 sard ; — Sardou ; — Scribe ; — Vigny (A. de). 
 
 15. German Literature. 
 
 1. Bibliography and Boole-Trade, 
 
 Dibdin (T. F.) *Bibliogr. tour in Germany. 3 v. 
 
 1821 2745.22 
 
 Kayser (0. (?.) *Vollst'andiges BUcher-Lexicon, 1750. 
 
 1876. 20 v. 18:J4-77 2756.01 
 
 Same. Sachregister, [1750-1832]. 1838. 2756.03 
 
 Same. Bomane, [1750-1832]. 1838. .2756.03 
 
 Same. Schauspiele, [1750-1832]. 1836. 2756.03 
 
 for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and tbe NUMBER 
 
708 
 
 LITERATURE : German, GreeK. 
 
 2. History and Criticism : prose and poetry 
 
 Austin (S.) Fragments from German prose writers, 
 with notes. 1841 2512.12 
 
 Blaze de Bury {H.) Les ecrivains modernes de l'Alle- 
 magne. 1868 7002.30 
 
 Harrison (R. ) and GosUoick (J. ) Outlines of German 
 literature. 1873 2732.11 
 
 Hedge (F. H.) Prose writers of Germany. 1856. 2735.01 
 
 Herder (J. G. von). Fragmente zur deutschen Literatur. [In his 
 Worfco, v. 18-19, 1863.] . 
 
 Hurst (J. F.) Life and literature in the Fatherland. 
 
 1075 964.28 
 
 Contents : Schools and universities. Book-writing, ma- 
 king, and selling. Literary cbaracters. 
 
 Menzet ( W. ) German literature. Tr. by T. Gordon. 
 It. 1840 2732.01 
 
 Metcalfe (F.) History of German literature. Based 
 on Vilmar. 1858 2732.08 
 
 Moschizislcer (F. A.) Guide to German literature. 
 
 2v. 1850 2731.02 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Brief survey of the formation and prog- 
 ress of the German language and literature [in German], 
 Extracts [in German] from the most celebrated authors, 
 with biogr. and crit. notices in English. Ulphilas, a.d. 
 360, to Schiller. 2. Schiller, Goethe, and more recent 
 writers. 
 
 Milller (M.) German classics from the 4th century. 
 With biogr. notices, transl., etc. 1858. . 2732.09 
 
 Schmidt (J.) Geschichte der deutschen Literatur im 
 neunzehnten Jahrhundert. 3 v. 1855. 2734.11 
 
 Selss (A. M. ) Critical outline of the literature of Ger- 
 many. 1865 2732.10 
 
 Stael-Holstein (Mme. de). Germany. With notes by 
 O. W. Wight. 2 v. 1859 964.02 
 
 — L'Allemagne. 1852 964-04 
 
 Tolhausen (A.) Klopstock, Lessing, and Wieland ; a 
 
 treatise on German literature. 1848. . 2735.02 
 
 Critical essays. 
 
 Alison {Sir A.) Literature of G. in the first half of the 19th can. 
 tury. [In his Hist, of Europe, v. 5, 1866 ; p. 96-160 ; or v. 
 
 8, 1858 ; p. 33-66.] 444.19 ; 446.10 
 
 Ampere {J. J.) Literature, etc., v. 1, 1850 7001 11 
 
 Anster(J.) German literature. [/» Afternoon lectures, 1864 ; v. 
 
 2 ; 161-197.] 2612.21 
 
 Bancroft (O.) Studies in. [In his Hist, miscel., 1866 ; p. 103- 
 
 217.] 2617.04 
 
 Carlylc{T.) Sec under his name, p. 263-4 of Catalogue. .2617.12 
 
 Chambers's Papers for the people, v. 9, 1861 2616.06 
 
 Heine (fl.) Letters auxiliary to the hist, of modern 
 
 polite literature in Germany. 1836. . . 2732.13 
 
 Mackie [J. M.) German poetry. [In Characteristics of men of 
 
 genius, V. 2, 1846 ; p. 97-137.] 2516.20 
 
 Mailer {F. it.) German literature. [In his Chips, etc.. v. 3. 
 
 1870.] 
 
 Parker {T.) Germ. lit. [In his Critical writings.] . . .3582.13 
 Sterling (J.) German genius. [In his Essays, v. 1, 1848 ; p. 382- 
 
 «2-] 2647.09 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, Aug., 1877 (German influence 
 in Engl lit., by T. S. Perry) ; N. A. rev., v. 84, 1857 (Influ- 
 ence of Eng. lit. on the German) ; and numerous referen- 
 ces, p. 226 229 of Table gen. of Revue des deux mondes. 
 
 3. German poetry : history and translations. 
 
 BaskervilXe (A.) Poetry of Germany ; selections tr. 
 into Engl, verse with original text opposite. 9th 
 
 ed. 1872 1613.30 
 
 Belhuhe (E. D.) Specimens, etc. 1848. . . 1615.01 
 Blackie (J.S.) War songs of the Germans.1870. 1614.30 
 Brooks (C. T.) German lyrics. 1853. . . . 1622.06 
 
 — Schiller's Homage of the arts, with miscel. pieces 
 
 from German poets. [186 .] .... 1622.05 
 Dave" sits de Ponies (Mme. L.) Poets and poetry of 
 
 Germany. 2 v. 1858 2732. 14 
 
 Dexter (C.) Versions and verses. 1865. . . 164L14 
 Dulcken (H. W.) Book of German songs. . 1642.25 
 Frothingham (N. L.) Translations. [In his Metrical pieceB, 
 
 „ 1855 -1 • • 1643.17 
 
 German ballads, songs, etc.; transl. [anon.] . 1643.25 
 Hedlet/ (F.H.) Masterpieces, translated. 1876. 1651.31 
 Horrocks {J. D.) Transl. from mod. German poetry. [With his 
 
 Zeuo.] .... 1661.29 
 
 Lambert (C. K.) Poems, and transl. from German 
 
 ,. 185 °- 1666.05 
 
 Mangan(J. C.) German anthology. [Poems.] 1859. 
 Phillips (H., jr.) Poems from the German. Is78. 1675.39 
 Specimens of German lyric poets. 2d ed. 1823. 1685.30 
 
 Taylor ( W.) Historic survey of German poetry, with 
 
 translations. 3 v. 1830 1693.01 
 
 Translations from Schiller, Goethe, etc. [In Autumn near the 
 
 Khine, etc., 1821.] 905.06 
 
 4. Teutonic middle-age romances. 
 Fauriel (C. C.) In his Hist, of Prov. poetry, 1860 ; p. 160-268] 2725.12 
 Kroeger (A.E) Minnesingers of Germany. 1873. 1666.23 
 
 Lays of the Minnesingers. 1825 1663.15 
 
 Weber {H.) Ancient Teutonic poetry and romance. [In Weber 
 
 (H.) and Jamieson (J.) Illos. of North, antiq., 1814.] 1698.02 
 Contents : Helgenbuch. Book of heroes. Der Nibelua- 
 
 gen Lied. 
 See also Fraser's mag., March, 1874 (Teutonio and Celtic 
 
 epic, by A. G. Richey). *s- See also Middle ages (p. 710) ; 
 
 also Nibelungen Lied, in general alphabet ; also early chap! 
 
 ten of general histories of German literature. 
 
 49" For writings by German authors, original or translated, 
 and for literary criticism thereon, see in general alphabet, An- 
 dersen ; — Auerbach ; — Becker ; — Brachvogel ; — Breusing; 
 Brook ; — Burgoi- ; — Oarlen ; — Claudius ;— Fichte ;— Freili- 
 gxath ; — Preyts^ ; — Fritze ; — Galen ;— Gerstacker ; — 
 Goethe ; — Goldberg ;— Grillparzer ; — Guseck ;— Gutzkow ; 
 Hallervorden ;— Hardenburgh (F. von) ;— Hartmarm ;— 
 Hauff;— Hegel;— Heine ;— Heller ;— Herder ;— Hesekiel; 
 Hill em ; — JlTlg-Stilling ; — Kant ;— Hocker ;— Kessel ;— 
 Klopstock ; — Koenig ; — Kortum ; — Lenau ;— Lessing ;— 
 Lexow ;— Loehn ;— Lotze ;— Miigge ;— Miihlbach ;— Ifem- 
 mersdorf ; — Nibeiungenlied ; — Pasque: — Freshen— Fusch- 
 kin and Lermontow ; — Hellstab ; — Richter ; — Roquette ; 
 Ruckert; — Ruppius ; — Samarow ; — Scheurlin ; — Schelling; 
 Sohiller ; — Schlosser ; — Schopenhauer ;— Spielhagen ; — 
 Steffens; — Schilcking ; — Tautphceus ;— Tieck ;— tfhland; 
 Victor j— Wickede ; — Wieland ;— Zschokke ;— Korncr ;— 
 Toss. 
 
 16. Greek Literature. 
 
 Grots (67.) In his History, v. 1, 2, 4, 8, 1853.; 424.06 
 
 Goethe (7. W. von). Altgriechische Literatur. [In his Werke, 
 v. 33, 1840.] 7116.17 
 
 Lawrence (E) Primer of Greek lit. 1877. .2732.30 
 
 Moore (N.F.) Lectures on Greek lit. 1835. 4112.13 
 
 Mutter (K. 0.) History of the literature of ancient 
 
 Greece to Isocrates. Tr. by G. 0. Lewis and J. 
 
 W.Donaldson. 1850. . 2734.09 
 
 Same. Continued [to a.d. 1453], by J. W. Don- 
 aldson. 3 v. 1858 2734.06 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Characteristics of the Greek language. 
 Beligion of the Greeks. Earliest popular songs. Origin 
 of the epic poetry. Homer (p. 56-85). The cyclic poets. 
 Homeric hymns. Hesiod. Other epic poets. The elegy 
 and the epigram. Iambic poetry : Archilochus, Simonides 
 of Amorgus. The Fable— .aSsop, etc. Greek music. Lyric 
 poetry : Sappho, Anacreon, Pindar, etc. Theological and 
 philosophical poetry. Early Greek philosophers. Early 
 Greek historians. Herodotus. Literary predominance of 
 Athens. Greek drama. Tragedy : JSschylus (p. 420-444). 
 Sophocles (p. 445-470). Euripides (p. 471-502). Other tragic 
 poets. 
 
 2- Comedy. Aristophanes and others. Lyric and epic 
 poetry. Political oratory at Athens. Rhetoric of the 
 sophists. Thucydides. Lysias. Isocrates. Attic train- 
 ing — the Socratic schools. Xenophon and Ctesias. Plate 
 (p. 202-259). Aristotle (p. 260-310). Demosthenes and 
 contemporary orators. Rhetorical historians. Medical 
 literature: Hippocrates, etc. School of Alexandria : poets 
 — Philetas, Aratus, Callimachus, Lycophron, Apolloniufl, 
 etc. Bucolic poets— Theocritus, Bion, and Moschus. Paro- 
 dists. Prose writers — historians, grammarians and critics, 
 mathematicians. 
 
 3. Schools of philos. at Athens after the death of Aris- 
 totle. Cultivation of the theory of rhetoric. Treatment 
 of history : Polybius and his predecessors. Greek litera- 
 ture at Rome. Learned history and geography under tbe 
 Crosars. Rhetoric in the 2d cent. Neo-Platonism. The op- 
 posite tendency — Lucian. Hist, and geog. under the Anto- 
 nines and their successors : Arrian, Appian, Dion Cassius, 
 Herodian, Philo of Byblus, Pausanias. Scientific scholars 
 and learned collectors : Ptolemy, Seitus Empiiicus, Dio- 
 genes Laertius. Tacticians, literary collectors : Julius 
 Africanus, .Mian of Praneste, Athenasus. Last days of 
 paganism : emperor Julian and others. Christian oppo- 
 nents of heathen lit. Echoes of the old literature. Ro- 
 mances. Greek school of Nonnus. General view of lit- 
 erature at Byzantium. 
 
 Note — Reviewed by T. L. Peacock in Fraser's mag.. 
 T. 69, p. 357-378. 
 
 Mure ( W.) Critical history of the language and litera- 
 ture of anc. Greece. 2ded. 5v. 1854-59.2734.01 
 Contents : v. 1. Mythical period : Greek languages and 
 culture. Poetical period : Epic poetry. Homer. 
 
 2. Homer, cont'd. Hesiod. Miscel. epic poetry. 
 
 3. Lyrio poetry and poets. Early history of writing in 
 Greece. 
 
 4. Attic period, General characteristics. Prose composi- 
 tion. Historians. Herodotus (p. 243-521). 
 
 5. Thucydides (p. 1.179). Xenophon (p. 180-479). B«- 
 maining historians of the Attic period. 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
LITERATURE : Greek, Hebrew, Hungarian, Icelandic Irish. 
 
 709 
 
 St John U A ) Hellenic literature. [In his Manners and cus- 
 toms' of ancient Greece, v. 1, 1842 ; p. 314-349.] . . 426.08 
 
 See also Contetn. rev., Mar., 1877 (Greek spirit in modern 
 literature, by E. St. John Tyrwhitt) ; Blackw. mag., Sept., 
 1874 (The anc. classics). 
 
 jay See also Bibliography (Classical, p. 107) ;— Drama 
 [Greek, p. 425) ;— Elocution, eloquence, and oratory (p. 
 443) —Poetry (Classic) ;— Proverbs ; — Quotations ; — Epi- 
 grams ;— Classical dictionaries (p. 271). 
 
 jj®- See also, in the general alphabet, names of the following 
 Greek authors and books, viz. : 
 
 Achilles Tatius ;— iElianus ;— iEschines ;— JEschylus ; 
 Agatharchides ; — Agafhemerus ; — Ammonius ;— Ando- 
 cides ;— Antiphon ; — Antoninus (Marcus Aurelius): — Apol- 
 lodorus ;— Apollonius Rhodius ; — Apollonius Tyrius ; — 
 Appianus ; — Ararus ; — AristEenetus ; — Aristophanes ; — 
 Aristoteles ;— Arrianus ; — Avienus; — Bible ; — Bion ;— Cal- 
 listhenes ;— Oallistratus ; — Oebes Thebanus ; — Chalcidius ; 
 Chariton ; — ChrisruspaWens; — Chrysostomus; — Cleanthes; 
 Ooluthus ; — Damascius ; — Demophilus ; — Demosthenes ; — 
 Dicaearchus ; — Dinarchus ; — Diodorus Siculus ; — Diogenes 
 (Autonius) ;— Diogenes Laertius ; — Dionysius ; — Epictetus; 
 Epigrammatum authologia palatina ; — Erotici scriptores ; 
 Eumathius or Eustathius ; — Eunapius ; — Euripides ; — 
 Ezechiel ;— Geographi Gr»ci minores ; — Greek anthology; 
 Hanno ; — Heliodorus ; — Herodotus ; — Hesiodus ; — Hiero. 
 cles ;— Himerius ;— Homer ; — Hyperides ; — Iamblichus; 
 Issus ; — Isidorus ; — Isocrates ; — Josephus (Flavius) ; — 
 Longus ; — Lucian ; — Lycurgus ; — Lysias ; — Manetho ; — 
 Marcianus; — Marinus ; — Maximus Ephesius: — Maximus 
 Tyrius ;— Moschus ; — Musaeus ; — Nicander ; — Nicephorus; 
 Nicetas Eugenianus ; — Ocellus Lucanus; — Olympiodorus; 
 Oppianus ;— Oratores Attici ; — Farthenius of Nicoza ; — 
 Pausanias ;— Phile or Fhiles ; — Fhilo ; — Fhilosophorum 
 Gracorum fragmenta. 2 v. ;— Fhilostratus ;— Fisistratus ; 
 Plato ; — Flotinus ; — Flutarchus ; — Poetarum coraicorum 
 Graecorum fragmenta ; — Folybius ; — Forphyrius ; — Frisci- 
 anus ; — Proclus ; — Pythagoras ; — Quintus Smyrnams ; — 
 Scylas ; — Scymnus ;— -Sophocles ; — Stadiasmus; — Strabo ; 
 Theocritus ; — Theophrastus ; — Thucydides ; — Tryphiodo- 
 rus;— Tzetzes;— Xenophon, of liphesus ;— Xenophon, the 
 Athenian ; — Anacreon ; — Callimachus ;— Menander ; — 
 Sappho ;— Theognis ; — Tyrtajus. 
 
 2. Essays and criticism on the Greek poets. 
 
 Mori {3.) Chapters on poets of ancient Greece. 
 
 1841. . . . . 1613.22 
 
 Contents: Of poetry in general. Homer. On the frag- 
 ments of lost poets. Eschylus. Sophocles. Euripides. 
 Aristophanes. The Anthology. 
 
 Arnold (K) Poets of Greece. 1869. . . .1613.18 
 
 Browning (Mrs. M. B. ) Essays on the Greek christian 
 poets. 1863 2515.03 
 
 Coleridge (H. K.) Introd. to the study of the Greek 
 classic poets. 1834. 1631.19 
 
 Richards (S ) Differences of Greek and Latin poetry. [In Ox- 
 ford prize essays, v. 3, 1836 ; p. 221-245.] . . . .2541.13 
 
 Symonds (J. A.) Studies of the Gr. poets. 1873. 1687.29 
 Contents : Periods of Gr. lit. Empedocles. The Gnomio 
 poets. The satirists. The lyric poets. Pindar, Aristo- 
 phanes. Anc. and mod. tragedy. The idyliists. The an- 
 thology. Genius of Greek art. 
 
 17. Greek Literature (Modern). 
 
 3. Specimens of Greek poetry. 
 
 Mm (C. A.) 
 1814. . 
 
 ArchilochuB, v. 1. 
 Bacchylides, v. 1. 
 Bion, v.l. 
 Callimachus, v. 1 
 Oallistratus, v. 1. 
 Cleanthes, v. 1. 
 Ooluthus, y. 3. 
 Dionysius Musicus, 
 T.3. 
 
 (Orpheus), v. 1. 
 Oppiau, v. 3. 
 Pindar, v. 1. 
 Quintus Smyrnseus, 
 
 v. 1, 3. 
 Rhianus, v. 1. 
 Sappho, v.l. 
 Simonides, v. 1. 
 Theognis, v. 1. 
 Theocritus, v. 1. 
 Tryphiodorus, v. 3. 
 Tyrtseus. 
 
 Specimens of the classic poets. 3 y. 
 
 1643.01 
 
 Anacreon, v. 1. DionyaiuaPerige- 
 
 Apollonius Bhodins, tes, v. 2. 
 
 v.l. Erinna, v.l. 
 
 Aratus, v. 1. Hesiod, v. 1. 
 
 Homer, v. 1. 
 Lycophron, v. 1. 
 Meleager, v. 1. 
 MimnermuB, v. 1. 
 Moschus, v. 1. 
 Musseus, v. 3. 
 Nicander, v. 1. 
 Nonnus, v. 3. 
 Onomacritus 
 
 fisher (R. S.) Select translations from the Greek mi- 
 nor poets. 1838 1643.32 
 
 Note — Trans, from Anacreon, Sappho, Theocritus, Bion, 
 and Moschus. 
 
 Kennett (B.) Lives and characters of ancient Grecian 
 poets. 2d ed. 1735. . 1662.28 
 
 «& {A. ) Poets and poetry of the ancient Greeks ; 
 with brief view of Grecian philosophers, orators, 
 and historians. 1858 1665.25 
 
 Poetical fragments. [In Afhenasus. Deipnosophists, v. 3 ; 1854 ; 
 
 P. 1122-1225.] f ..... . 2512.16 
 
 See also Gentl. mag., Apl„ 1877 (The nine Greek lyric 
 poets, by M. J. Walhouse); Nat. qu. rev., Mar., 1876 (Greek 
 lync poets) ; Westm. rev., v. 98, 1872, or Littell, 1873, v. 4 
 (Greek lyric poetry). 
 
 Blackie(J. S.) On the popular poetry of modern Greece. [In his 
 
 Hora) Hellenicse. 1874.] . 2513 23 
 
 See also Contem. rev., Dec, 1875 (Songs' and "legends 'of 
 
 mod. Greece, by lady Veiney) ; N. Brit, rev., v. 20, 1853-4 
 
 (Language and literature of mod. Greece). 
 
 18. Hebrew Literature. 
 
 [See Bible (p. 78);— Jews (p. 338);— Mishna ;— Talmud.] 
 19. Hungarian Literature. 
 
 Bowring (J.) Poetry of the Magyars, preceded by a 
 sketch of the language and literature of Hungary 
 and Transylvania. 1830. ..... 1615 12 
 
 Pulszky (T.) Tales and traditions of Hungary. 
 
 185 2- 241.69 
 
 ^SP See also Language {Hungarian, p. 679). 
 
 20. Icelandic and Old Scandinavian 
 or Norse Literature. 
 
 Ampere (J. J.) Discours Bur l'ancienne litterature Scandinave • 
 Specimens de l'Edda et des Sagas ; Des Scaldes. [In hit 
 Litterature, etc., v. 1, 1850.] 7001.11 
 
 Buchanan {B.) Ballad stories of the affections 
 
 „ 18 69 1623.19 
 
 Vasent(G. W.) Popular tales from the Norse. 1850. 171.39 
 Note. — Reviewed iu Black, mag., v. 85, 1859. 
 
 — ■ Translator. See Gisli saga [171.38J ;— Njals saga [145.36]. 
 
 Gould (8. Baring-). Iceland : its scenes and sagas. 
 
 1863 1145.04 
 
 Note.— A list of published sagas is given on p. 439 of this 
 work. 
 
 Herbert ( W.) Hora ScandicsB, or works relating to old Scandina- 
 vian literature ; Helga, Hediu, etc. Select Icelandic poetry, 
 translated. [In Aw "Works, v. 1, 1842.] 5043.19 
 
 Hogg (J.) On the Icelandic language and literature. [In Royal 
 soc. of lit., 2d s., v. 6, 1859 ; p. 324-386.] .... 5066.14 
 
 Hovtitt ( Wm. and M.) In their Literature of northern Europe, v. 
 1, 1852 2732.05 
 
 Jamieson (R.) Heroic and romantic ballads. [In Weber (H.) and 
 Jaimeson (R.) Dlus. of north, antiq., 1814], . . 1699.02 
 
 Ktary (A. and E.) Heroes of Asgard. . . . 21'2.89 
 
 Lodbrokar-quida ; or the death song of Lodbroc. Tr. by 
 J. Johnstone. 1782 1663.31 
 
 Malhias (T. J.) Bunic odes, in the manner of Mr. 
 Gray. 1781 1666.26 
 
 — Odes chiefly from the Norse tongue. 1806. 1694.36 
 
 Snorro Sturleson. The Heimskringla. Prom the Ice- 
 landic, with prelim, dissert., by S. Laing. 3 v. 
 
 1844 543.01 
 
 Note.— A collection of sagas. 
 
 Viking tales of the north. The sagas of Thorstein, 
 Viking's son, and Fridthjof the bold. From the 
 Icelandic by B. B. Anderson and J6n Bjarnason. 
 Also Tegner's Fridthjof s saga, tr. by G. Stephens. 
 
 1877 1693.42 
 
 See also Eraser's mag., N. s., v. 6, 1872 (New tales from 
 the Norse by W. R. S. Ralston) ; v. 3, 1871 (Legend of 
 Volundar) ; Eel. mag., v. 26, 1862 (Scan, lit.); N. Brit, rev., 
 v. 46, 1867 (Old northern poetry) ; Fraser's mag., v. 78, 
 1868 (The Kalewipoeg ; Esthonian epic) ; Internat. rev., 
 Men., 1877 (' Two Norse sagas', by H. H. Boyesen). 
 
 Edda Saemundar hins Froda. The [elder] Edda of 
 Ssemund the learned. From the old Norse, with 
 mythol. index by B. Thorpe. 1866. . . 1641.01 
 
 Magnusson (JE) and Morris (W.) Story of the Vol- 
 sungs, with certain songs from the elder Edda. 
 
 1870 
 
 See also Fraser, v. 64, 1861 (The Edda, by C. Lottner) ; 
 v. 72, 1865 (Free transl. of Helgakvida, by E. Head). 
 
 Translation of the first part of the [prose or younger] Edda. [In 
 
 Mallet (P. H.) Northern antiq., 1847.] 642.08 
 
 j(S- See also Countries [Iceland, p. 330) ;— Mythology 
 (Scandinavian), for the treatises of Anderson ;— Koyser :— 
 Fieott ;— Thorpe ;—also Danish literature (p. 705); and ref. 
 onp. 222 of Fable gin., 1831-74, of Borne des deux mondes. 
 
 21. Irish Literature. 
 
 Murray (J. O'K.) Prose and poetry of Ireland ; with 
 biogr. sketches. 3d ed. 1877 2735.04 
 
 M'Oee (T. D'A.) Irish writers of the 17th century. 
 
 1846. . 2751.06 
 
 4S- See also Poetry [Irish). For ancient Irish literature 
 see Celtic literature (p. 704). 
 
 W In asking for books, use the •• Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
710 
 
 LITERATURE : Italian, Latin, Mediaeval, Oriental. 
 
 22. Italian Literature 
 
 1. General literature. 
 
 Siaggi (A.) I Prosatori Italiani. Extracts from Ital. 
 prose writers from 13th cent. 2ded. 1872. 7318.07 
 
 (Hngueni (P. L. ) Histoire litteraire d'ltalie. v. 1-9. 
 2e ed. v. 10-14 continued par F. Salfi. 14 v. 
 1824-35 2783.01 
 
 Greene (G. W.) Historical romance in Italy. — Italian literature, 
 1800-60. [In his Hist, studies, I860.] 2526.06 
 
 Hallam (A. B.) Influence of Italian works of imagination on 
 English. [In his Remains, 1863.] 2526.08 
 
 Hobhouse (J. C, lord Broughton). Essay on the present state of 
 the literature of Italy. [In his Hist, illus. of Childe Har- 
 old, p. 345-564.] 1625.03 
 
 Mazzini(J.) Italian literature since 1830. [Inhis Life, etc., v. 2, 
 1865.] 5053.09 
 
 Mills ( C. ) Travels of Theodore Ducas at the revival of 
 letters. 2 v. 1822 535.24 
 
 Prescott ( W. B.) Ital. lit. and poetry. [In his Miscellanies, 1858 ; 
 p. 410-668; 696-639.] 2536.16 
 
 Salfi (F.) See Gingueni (P. L.) and Salfi 2783.01 
 
 Shelley (Mrs. M. W.) and others. Eminent lit. and 
 scientific men of Italy, etc. 3 v. 1835-37. [L. 
 C. C] 3211.26 
 
 Simpson (L. P.) Literature of Italy, to the death of 
 Boccaccio. 1851 2732.25 
 
 Sismondi (J. C. L. S. de). Literature of southern Eu- 
 rope. 2 v. 1850 2732.21 
 
 Same. 1848 2732.23 
 
 Symonds (J. A.) Renaissance in Italy. Bevival of 
 
 learning. 1877 535.28 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 57, 1858 ; p. 426-440 (Beview of 
 Giudici's Hist, of Ital. lit.) ; v. 60, 1859 (England's literary 
 debt to Italy) ; v. 64, 1861 (Mod. Ital, lit.) 
 
 2. Italian poetry. 
 
 Qlassford (J.) Lyrical compositions selected from the 
 
 Italian poets : with translations. 1834. 1646.10 
 
 Sunt (L.) Stories from the Ital. poets [Dante, Pulci, 
 
 Boiardo, Ariosto, Tasso.] Tr. into Engl, prose. 
 
 With notes. 1851 215.02 
 
 Same. 1857 215.02a 
 
 Bosselli (D. G.) The early Italian poets from Ciullo 
 D'Alcamo to Dante (1100-1300), etc. 1861. 1683.10 
 
 Note. — Reviewed in Nat. rev., v. 15, 1862. 
 
 See also Fortu. rev., Nov., 1873, or Littell, Jan., 1874 
 (Popular songs of Tuscany, by J. A. Symonds) ; Fraser's 
 mag., v. 67-68, 1863 (Ital. poetry and patriotism) ; N. A. 
 rev., v. 103, 104, 1866-67 (Mod. Ital. poets) ; Westm. rev., 
 v. 72, 1859 (Mod. poets of Italy). 
 
 J8QT See also, in the general, alphabet, Alfieri ; — Ariosto ; — 
 Bojardo ;— Buonarroti (Michelangelo) ;— Danie ;— Giusti ; 
 Mercantini ; — Nicolini ; — Petrarch ; — Prati ; — Tasso ; — 
 Tassoni ; — Forteguerri. 
 
 j8ST See also Drama (Italian, p. 425) ; and, in the general 
 alphabet, novels by Azeglio (Marq. d');— Boccaccio; — Guer- 
 razzi ; — Manzora ; — Ruffini. 
 
 See also historical and political works by Cantu ; — Machi- 
 avelli ;— Muratori. 
 
 23. Latin or Roman Literature. 
 
 1. General and miscel. history and criticism. 
 
 Browne (B.W.) Roman class, literature. 1857. 2733.33 
 
 Conington (J.) Latin literature : academical study of Latin, re- 
 view of Munro's Lucretius, the style of Lucretius and Ca- 
 tullus, early Roman tragedy and epic poetry, Statius, Sen- 
 eca. [In his Miscel. writings, v. 1, 1872.] . . . 6026.17 
 
 Crultwell (C. T.) History of Eoman literature, to the 
 death of Marcus Aurelius. 1877. . . 2732.33 
 
 Lawrence (R) Primer of Latin literature. 1877. 2732.31 
 
 Merivale (ft) History of the Romans under the empire. (Con- 
 sult index in v. 7.) 435.07 
 
 Mommsen (J'.) History of Rome. 4 v. 1870 434.01 
 
 Note.— The final chapter of each vol. treats of Roman lit. 
 
 Sellar (W. T.) Eoman poets of the republic. 
 
 1863 1680.26 
 
 Contents : General characteristics. Early indigenous 
 poetry. Livius Andronieus and 0. N. Nsevius. Q. Ennius 
 (p. 68-127). Early Roman tragedy (p. 127-158). Early Ro- 
 man satire (p. 159-177). Lucretius (p. 199 336). Catullus 
 (p. 337-375). 
 Note.— Reviewed in Eraser, v. 68, 1863, by E. T. Palgrave. 
 
 Teuffel ( W. S. ) History of Roman literature. Tr. by 
 
 W. Wagner. 2 v. 1873 2735.07 
 
 2. Translated specimens. 
 
 Baker (11.) Medulla poetarum Bomanorum : beauti- 
 ful and instructive passages. 2 v. 1787. 1614.04 
 
 Ellon (C. A.) Specimens of classic poets, v. 2-3 
 
 1SU 1643.01 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Albinovanus, v. 2. 
 Ausonius, v. 3. 
 Avienus, v. 3. 
 CalphurniUB, v. 3. 
 Catullus, v. 2. 
 Claudiau, v. 3. 
 Gallus, v. 2. 
 Gratius, v. 2. 
 Horace, v. 2. 
 Juvenal, V. 3. 
 
 Severus, v. 2. 
 Silius Italicus, v. 3. 
 Statius, v. 3. 
 Sulpitia, v. 3. 
 Tibullus, v. 2. 
 Valerius Flaccus, 
 
 v. 3. 
 Virgil, v. 2. 
 
 Lucan, v. 3. 
 
 Lucretius, v. 2. 
 
 Manilius, v. 2. 
 
 Martial , v. 3 
 
 Nemesian, v. 3. 
 
 Ovid, v. 2. 
 
 Fersius, v. 2. 
 
 Phsedrus, v. 2. 
 
 Propertius, v. 2. 
 
 Rutilius, v. 3. 
 See also, in the general alphabet, works, original, or trans, 
 lated, under the following names of authors or books :— Am- 
 mianus Marcellinus ; — Apuleius ; — Augustinus ;— Aulas 
 G-ellius; — Aurelius Victor (Sextus); — Ausonius; — Boethius- 
 Caesar ; — Calpurnius Siculus ; — Capitolinus ; — Oato (Mar- 
 cus Porcius) ;— Catullus ;— Celsus ;— Censorinus ;— Oicero; 
 Claudian ;— Columella ; — Curtius Rufus (Quintals);— Dares' 
 Phrygius ; — Diotys Cretensis ; — Eutropius ; — Festus ;— 
 Floras;— Frontinus ;— G-ellius (Aulus) ;— Gratius Falis- 
 cus ; — Historian Augusta? scriptores ; — Horauus Flaccus 
 (Quintals) ;— Iscanus (Josephus) ;— Jornandes or Jordanes ; 
 Justinus ; — Juvenalis ; — Lampridius ; — Livius ; — Lncanus ; 
 Lucilius J — Lucretius ; — Macrobius ; — Manilius ; — Mar- 
 tial ; — Maximus ;— Modestus ;— Nemesianus ;— Nepos ;— 
 Ovidius Naso ; — Falladius ;— Fanegyrici veteres ;— Pater - 
 cuius (C. Vellius) ; — Fersius ;— Petronius ;— Fhasdrus ;— 
 Plautus ; — Flinius ;— Follio ;— Pomponius Mela ;— Proper- 
 tius ;— Prudentius ; — Quintilianus ;— Quintus Ourtius ;— 
 Rutilius Numatianus ; — Sallustius ; — Seneca ; — Sextus Ru- 
 fus ; — Silius Italicus ; — Spartianus ; — Statins ;— Suetonius ; 
 Sulpicia ; — Syrus (Publius) ; — Tacitus ;— Terentius ;— Ter- 
 tullianus ; — Tibullus ; — Turnus ; — Valerius Flaocua ;— 
 Valerius Maximus ; — Varro ; — Vegetius Renatus ;— Vel- 
 leius Faterculus ;— Virgiliug Maro ;— Vitruvius ;— Vopli- 
 cus ; — Vulcatius Gallicanus. 
 
 Latin Poetry (Modern). 
 
 Drury (K, ed.) Arundines Cami. 1843. . . 1642.11 
 Fumivall (F, J., ed). Latin poems on manners and meals in the 
 
 old time. [In Babees book.] 7913.10 
 
 Merrick (J. M.) Nugse inutiles. 1874. . .1666.21 
 AST For specimens of modern Latin poets, see also the 
 
 works of Addison (J.) ; — Ascham (R.) ; — Bourne (V.) ; 
 
 Cowper (W.) ;— Gray (T.) ;— Heinsius ;— Lyttelton (G., 
 
 lord) ;— Marvell (A.) ;— Milton (J.) ;— Polignao (M. de) ; 
 
 Prior (M.) ;— Vida ;— Warton (T.) 
 
 24. Middle Ages. 
 
 Hallam (£.) Europe during the middle ages, v. 3, 1872 (Consult 
 
 index in v. 3.) 441.21 
 
 Lawrence (K) Primer of mediaeval lit. 1877.2732.32 
 
 Ludlow (J. M. ) Popular epics of the middle ages of 
 
 the Norse-German and Carlovingian cycles. 2 v. 
 
 1865 2722.22 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Growth of legend. Great cycles of mid- 
 dle age romance. Norse German cycle, and its traces in 
 the Anglo-Saxon. Walthar of Aquitain. Edda legends of 
 Sigurd, Gudrun and Atla. Lay of Hildebrand. Lay and 
 Lament of the Niblungs. Biterolf : the Dietrich legends. 
 Gudrun. The Book of heroes (Heldenbuch). The 'Horned 
 Siegfried ;' the Danish ballads. Lombard sub-cycle : king 
 Rother. French chansons de geste. Growth of Carlovin- 
 gian legend. Story of Roncevaux. Song of Roland. 
 Chronicle of Turpin. 2. Sub-cyclesoftheCarlovingianepic. 
 
 Maitland (*>'. B.) The dark ages: essays. 2d ed. 
 1845. . . 3425.06 
 
 Milman IH. B.) Hist, of Latin Christianity, v. 6, book xiv., p. 
 187-442. 3*";»8 
 
 Spalding (M. J.) Literature and the arts in the middle ages. [In 
 his Miscel., v. 1, 1876.] 84S8.22 
 
 Villemain (A. F.) Cours de litterature francaise. Ta- 
 bleau de la litterature au moyen-age en Prance, en 
 Italie, en Espagne et en Angleterre. Nouv. ea. 
 2v. 1865. . . ....... 2733.10 
 
 See also Romance Literature, (p. 711) ; and histories of 
 the leading national literatures of Europe for the corres- 
 ponding period ; 0(50 European literature (p. 706). 
 
 25. Oriental Literature. 
 
 1. General and miscellaneous works. 
 Alger ( W. B.) Poetry of the East. 1856. . 1612.12 
 
 Same. 1874 1612.12a 
 
 Broughton (T. D.) Selections from the popular poetry 
 
 of the Hindoo. 1814 7811.10 
 
 Church (B. W.) Sacred poetry of the early religions. 
 
 Two lectures. 1874 37(i H? 
 
 Oover (C.R) Folk-songs of southern India. 1872. 7815. U4 
 Wiseman (J.) Oriental literature. [In his Twelve lectures 1, v. a 
 
 1853 ; p. 149-262] 3M4.W 
 
 BROOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
LITERATURE : Oriental, Portuguese, Proven9aL 
 
 711 
 
 «a- See also in the general alphabet, Baital pachisi, or 25 
 tales of a sprite [7813-80] ;— Buddhaghosha. Parables 
 r7813 101 ;— Ikhwanu-S-Safa, or brothers of purity [7813.19], 
 Waeananda, or joy of the Bnake-world [1733.3D] ;— Oriental 
 translation fund [Various publications] ; — Sagas from the 
 far East ; or Kalmouk and Mongolian traditionary tales, 
 1873 [7811.06]. 
 
 (Periodical and society publication!.) 
 
 jay See Asiatic journal ; — American oriental soolety 
 (contents given on p. 21) ;— Royal Asiatic society. 
 
 2. Arabic Literature. 
 
 Ctuivte [J- D. ) Specimens of Arabian poetry. 1796. 1631. 04 
 nmUch IE. 0. M.) Arabio poetry in Spain and Sicily. [In his 
 
 Literary remains, p. 457-465, 187*.] 3645.07 
 
 Earlv Arabic poetry. [In his Literary remains. 1874 ; p. 449- 
 
 "" 156.1 M«-<y7 
 
 Uaattakat or Arabian poem. Tr. by Sir W. Jones. [In his 
 
 Works, t. 10, 1807.] 6046.10 
 
 Masudi (B). Historical encyclopaedia, entitled ' Mead- 
 ows of gold and mines of gems.' Tr. [with pre- 
 face], by A. Sprenger. v. 1,1841. . .7816.07 
 Renan (if.) Averroes et l'averro'isme. 1871. 3011.19 
 Scott I J.) TaleB, anecdotes, and letters from the Ara- 
 bic. 1800 7811.02 
 
 AS- See alto Koran (p. 100) ;— Antax (p. 29) ;— Arabian 
 nights (p. 32). Also Language {Arabic, p. 675). 
 
 3. Chinese Literature. 
 
 Davis (J. F.) On the poetry of the Chinese. [In Royal Asiatio 
 boo. Transactions, v. 2, 1830 ; p. 393-462.] . . . 
 
 Flowery scroll : a Chinese novel. Tr. with notes, by 
 Sir J. Bowring. 1868 7811.08 
 
 Legge(J.) Chinese classics : with a translation, criti- 
 cal and exegetical notes, prolegomena, and copi- 
 ous indexes, v. 1-5 in 8. 1861-72. . . 7818.01 
 Note.— For contents see under Countries (China, p. 300). 
 
 Loomis (A. W.) Confucius and the Chinese classics, 
 or readings in Chinese literature. 1867. 2721.30 
 
 Staunton (0. T.) Miscel. notices rel. to China, incl. a 
 few translations from the Chinese language. 
 
 1822 1021.15 
 
 jay For chapters upon the Chinese literature see vari- 
 ous works on China (p. 300 of Catalogue), particularly 
 those of Davis, V. 2 ; p. 102-172 [1023.05] ;— Williams, v. 1 ; 
 p. 421-590 [1023.02] ; and see also Johnson's Oriental relig- 
 ions : China, p. 437-470, 511-653 [3563.34]. 
 
 4. Persian Literature. 
 
 Ckodzko (A.) Specimens of the popular poetry of 
 
 Persia. Tr. with notes. 1842. . . . 781 0. 01 
 Costelb (L. S.) Bose garden of Persia. 1845.1633.25 
 Cowed (E. B.) Persian lit. [In Oxford essays, 1855 ; p. 166- 
 
 177.] 2538.19 
 
 Emerim (B. W.) Persian poetry. [In his Letters and social 
 
 aims, 1876.] 2624.19 
 
 Eepr. from Atlantic monthly, v. 1, 1857. 
 Mrdasi (AovA Easim). Shah Nameh. Tr. and abridged 
 
 in prose and verse, with notes, by J. Atkinson. 
 
 1832 
 
 Ousdey (Sir G.) Biogr. notices of Persian poets ; 
 
 with critical and explan. remarks. 1846. 7816.12 
 Scott (J.) Tales, anecdotes, and letters. From the 
 
 Arabic and Persian. 1800 7811.02 
 
 Waite(D. 6.) Specimens of Persian poetry. [In Class, journal, 
 
 v. 6, 1812 ; p. 41-290 ; V. 7, p. 131.] 2742.06 
 
 *S* For works of individual poets, see in the general al- 
 phabet, Haflz ;— Husain Vaiz Kashifi ; — Jami ;— Nizami ; 
 
 Omar Khayam ;— Sadi ;— Dabistan ; — Anvar-i-Suhaili. 
 
 5. Sanskrit, and other Indian literature. 
 
 CoUibrooke (H. T.) Miscellaneous essays. New ed. 
 
 with notes, by E. B. Cowell. 2 v. 1873. 7815.07 
 Note.— For contents Bee his name (p. 275 of Catalogue). 
 Oarrett (J.) Classical dictionary of India : mythology, 
 
 philosophy, literature, antiquities, customs, etc. 
 
 1871 1036.14 
 
 Griffith (R T. B. ) Idylls from the Sanskrit. 1866.' 1644 29 
 
 Jones (Sir W.) Works. 13 v. 1807. . . . 5046.01 
 
 Note.— For contents see author entry (p. 666 of Catalogue). 
 
 Manning (Mrs. C.) Ancient and mediaeval India. 
 
 2 l !869 10 36.10 
 
 Note.— This work is wholly devoted to the literature and 
 
 philosophy of the Hindus. 
 Muir (J. ) Original Sanskrit texts on the origin and 
 
 history of the people of India, their religion and 
 
 institutions. Transl. and illustrated. 5 v 
 
 1863-70 7813 . i 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Mythical and legendary accounts of the 
 origin of caste, with an inquiry into its existence in tbe 
 Vedic age. 2d ed. 1868. 2. Proofs, drawn chiefly from 
 comparative philology and the Rig Veda, that the Hindus 
 are desoended from a branch of the Indo-European stock 
 which migrated into Northern Hindustan. 3. ThoVedas' 
 opinions of their authors and of later Indiau writers on 
 their origin, inspiration, and authority. 2d ed. 1868. 
 4. Comparison of the Vedio with the later representations 
 of the principal Indian deities. 1863. 5. Contributions 
 to a knowledge of the cosmogony, mythology, religious 
 ideas, life and manners, of the Indians in the Vedic aoe. 
 1870. b 
 
 Muller (Max). History of ancient Sanskrit literature. 
 
 1859 2723.28 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 112, 1860. 
 
 Schlegel (K. W. F. von). On the language and wisdom of the 
 Indians. [In his Miscel. works.] 2642 12 
 
 Taylor (M.) Native literature of India. [In Afternoon lectures. 
 v. i, 1864 j p. 101-161.] 2512.21 
 
 Ward (Wm.) View of the history, literature, etc., of 
 the Hindoos. 3 v. 1822 7815.09 
 
 White (C. A.) Classic literature. 1877. . .2732.28 
 
 Whitney (W. D.) Oriental and linguistic studies. 
 The Veda ; the Avesta, etc. 1873. . .6411.15 
 
 Wilson (H. H.) Select works. 12 v. 1861-71. 7812.01 
 Contents : v. 1-2. Essays on the religion of the Hindus. 
 3-5. Essays on Sanskrit literature. (3. Analysis of the 
 Puranas (p. 1-155). Hindu fiction : introd. to, and sum- 
 mary of the Eathasaritsagara (p. 156-268). Introd. to the 
 Mahabharata, and transl. of three extracts (p. 277-341). 
 Introd. to the Dasakumaracharita (p. 312-379). (4.) Ana- 
 lytical account of the Panchatantra (p. 1-80). Hindu fic- 
 tion : Review of Deslongchamps' EsBai sur lea fables in- 
 diennes. Review of Erockhaus' ed. of the KathaBaritsa- 
 gara (p. 81-159). Extracts from the Dasakumuracharita (p. 
 160-289). Translation of the Meghaduta (p. 310 100). (5.) 
 Review of A. W. Schlegel's ed. of the Bhagavadgita, (p. 99- 
 157). Preface to 1st ed. of the Sanskrit dictionary (p. 168- 
 252). Notice of European grammars and dictionaries of 
 Sanskrit (p. 263-304). Review of Max Miiller's Hist, of anc. 
 Sanskrit literature (p. 306-318). 6-10. The Vishnu Purana. 
 11-12. Select specimens of the theatre of the Hindus. 
 
 See also N. Brit, rev., v. 29, 1858 (Transl. from the Sans- ' 
 krit). 
 
 JJS" For separate entries of individual works and authors, 
 see Atharva Veda ;— Baital pachchesi ;— Bhagavat-Geeta 
 (p. 76) j— Hitopadesa (p. 625) ;— Ealidasa (p. 669) ;- Ma- 
 habharata ; — Mahaviracharita;— Ramayana; — Rig veda ;— 
 Vedas. 
 
 26. Portuguese Literature. 
 
 Bouierwek (F.) Hist, of Spanish and Portuguese lit., 
 
 v. 2, 1823 2731.29 
 
 Shelley (Mrs, M. W.) and others. Lives of eminent 
 literary men of Italy, etc., v. 3, 1835. . . 3211.26 
 Contents : Early poets of Portugal. Camoens. 
 Sismonde de Sismondi (J. C. L.) Lit. of the south of Europe, v. 
 
 2, 1846 ; p. 446-604 2732.22 
 
 See also translations of Camoens (p. 251). 
 
 27. Provencal and Romance Literature : 
 Troubadours and Trouveres. 
 
 Breyman (3.) Provencal poetry in old and modern times. [In 
 Owens college. Essays and addresses, 1874.] . . 2538.05 
 
 Chambers's Papers for the people, v. 11, 1851 (Troubadors and 
 Trouveres) 2516.06 
 
 Doyle (F. II.) Provincial poetry. [In his Lectures before the 
 Univ. of Oxford, 1868.] 1642.31 
 
 Fauriel (C. 0.) History of Provencal poetry. Tr. with 
 notes, specimens of verses in the original, and 
 introd., by G. J. Adler. 1860 2725.12 
 
 La Curne de Saint Palaye (J. B.) Literary hist, of the 
 Troubadours. Abridged by S.Dobson. 1829. 2722. 19 
 
 Preston (H. W.) Troubadours and trouveres. New 
 and old. 1876 2722.17 
 
 Raynouard (F. J. M.) Choix des poesies originates 
 des troubadours. 6 v. 1816-1821. . . 1681.28 
 Contents : v. 1. Eecherches sur l'origine et la formation 
 de cette langue ; les elements de la grammaire, avant l'an 
 1,000 ; la grammaire de la langue des Troubadours. 2. 
 Dissertations et recherches. 3-4. Poesies. 5. Les bio- 
 graphies des TroubadourB et poesieB. 6. La grammaire 
 compares des lauguea de l'Europe latine, dans leur rap- 
 ports avec la langue des Troubadours. 
 
 — Lexique roman, ou dictionnaire de la langue des 
 troubadours. 6 v. 1836-14 6425.04 
 
 Rutherford (J.) The troubadours : their loves and 
 their lyrics. 1873 2722.18 
 
 Schlegel (K. W. von). Remarks on the romance-poetry of the 
 middle ages. [In h is Esthetic works, 1819. p. 309-100. J2612.13 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Orders," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
712 
 
 LITEBATURE : Proven9al to Swedish — L I T T L E J O H N 
 
 Wriaht {T.) On the literature of the troubadours. [In his Es- 
 turn on arch, subjects, etc., v. 2, 1861. . • • • • f iiW . 
 "TeccUo Dublin univ. mag., v. 86, 1876 (Early poetry of 
 Provence, by D. Marshall) ; New monthly, v. 7, 1823 (The 
 
 tI0 ^f^ T aL Knighthood and chivalry {Romances ofchiv- 
 alrV-a 667-8) ;-German literature {Teutonic epic romances, 
 o 70s) ._&nd general histories of the chief literatures of 
 Europelespecially French literature (p. 706). Also Poetry 
 {English). 
 
 28. Scottish Literature. 
 
 Irvinq (D.) Lives of Scottish writers. 1850. 3252.01 
 Society of ancient Scots. Lives of Scottish poets. 3 v. 
 
 tjjoi oZlfl.U* 
 
 Tutter (p'f.) Lives of Scottish worthies. 3 v. 3252.01 
 y 83- See also Poetry {Ballads ;-So„gs) ; and the leading 
 works on English literature (p. 70S). 
 
 29. Servian Literature. 
 
 Bowing (J.) Servian popular poetry. Translations 
 jj^27 1615.14 
 
 Bulwer-Lyiton {B.) ' Servian ' poems. [With his Orvat .etc. 
 1869 1 • • • • ° ioi*.*» 
 
 Robinson {Mrs. T. A. L. v. J.) Language and literature [*>*«• 
 Lang, and lit. of the Slavic nations, 1850 ; p. 103-143 ; 366- 
 
 nnn -l .,,...■•'••** *<»>*■"? 
 
 Vuk Stephanovitch Karadshitch. Narodue Srpske pjesme. 
 
 3 v. Leipzig, 1823-24. 12° 7211.01 
 
 Note.— A. collection of Servian popular poetry. 
 
 30. Slavic and Russian Literatures. 
 
 Bowing (J.) Specimens of the Russian poets. 2 v. 
 1821-23 ■ 1 ° 15 -^ 
 
 Otto (F.) History of Russian literature. Tr. by G. 
 Cox. 1839 2 1B'B 
 
 Ralston (W.R.S.) Krilof and his fables. 1869. 185.06 
 
 Bussian idylls. [In Contemp. rev., Apl., 1874 and Apl., 1876] ; 
 
 A Bussian poet. [In Fortn. rev., v. 6, 1866] ;— Bussian rev. 
 lit. [In Nineteenth cent., v. 1, 1877.] 
 
 Robinson (Mrs. T. A. L. v. J.) Languages and liter- 
 ature of the Slavic nations : Russian, Dlyrico- 
 Servian, Bulgarian, Bohemian, Polish, etc. 1850. 
 
 Turner {C. E.) Studies in Bussian lit. [In FraBer's mag., H. s., 
 v. 15-16, 1877.] 
 
 Sec also Nat. qu. rev., v. 9, 1864 (Buas. lit., past and 
 present) ; Nat. qu. rev., v. 24, 1872 ; Nat. rev., V. 11, 1860 
 (M Lermontoff) ; Qu. rev., Jan., 1874 (Bussian songs and 
 folk-tales) • Westm. rev., Oct., 1877 (Bussian literature). 
 
 tw See also Bohemian literature (p. 704) ;— Servian litera- 
 ture (aooue). 
 
 31. Spanish Literature. 
 
 1. General history and criticism. 
 
 Bouierwek (F.) History of Spanish literature. Tr. by 
 T. Ross. 1847 2731.28 
 
 — History of Spanish and Portuguese literature. Tr. 
 
 by T. Ross. 2 v. 1823 2731.29 
 
 Simonde de Sismondi {J. C. L.) Lit. of the south of Europe, v. 2, 
 
 1846 ; p. 86-445.] 2732.23 
 
 Shelley (Mrs. M. W.) Lives of eminent lit. men of 
 Italy, Spain, etc., v. 3, 1835 3211.28 
 
 Note.— For contents see p. Ill of Catalogue. 
 Ticknor(G.) History of Spanish lit. 3 v. 1849. 2734.22 
 
 Note Reviewed by W. H. Prescott in his Miscellanies. 
 
 2. Spanish poetry and romances. 
 
 Rowing (J. ) Ancient poetry and romances of Spain : 
 
 selected and translated 1615.11 
 
 Kennedy (J.) Modern poets and poetry of Spain. 
 
 1852 1665.03 
 
 Zockhart (J. 0.) Ancient Spanish ballads. 1856. 1664.07 
 Phillips (H.) Poems from the Spanish. 1878. 1675.39 
 Southey (R.) Chronicle of the Cid, from the Spanish. 
 
 [With notes.] 1808 558.17 
 
 WiMn {J. H.) Essay on Spanish poetry. [In his Works of Garci- 
 
 lasso, 1823.1 1644.02 
 
 Set also Fraser, v. 79, 1869 (Spanish poetry before 1600, 
 
 Its antiquities and analogy to the Provencal). 
 J8SS- See also Cid (p. 269 of this Catalogue). 
 
 3. Specimens. 
 
 Ochoa (Migenio de). Apuntes para una biblioteca de 
 escritores espanoles contemporaneos en prosa y 
 verso. 2 v. Paris, 1840. 8°. . . . . 7215.02 
 Note. Selections from the writings of about 60 contem- 
 porary authors. 
 
 jay Sec also, in the general alphabet, writings of various 
 authors, original or translated, under headings Arrom 
 (Cecilia Bohl de Faber) : pseud. ' Fernan Caballero ;'— Avila 
 (J. de) ;— Breton de los Herreros (M.) ;— Calderon de la 
 Barca ;— Cervantes Saavedra (M. de) ;— Cid ;— Cruz (San 
 Juan de la) ;— Dumas (Alexandre) ;— Estella (Diego de) ;— 
 Granada (Luis de) ;— Hugo (Victor) ;— Iriarte IT. de) ;— 
 Larra : pseud. ' Figaro ;' — Leon (Luis de) ;— Malon de 
 Chaide (P.) ;— Moratin ;— Nieremberg (J. E..) ;— Nueva 
 biblioteca de la riBa ;— Ochoa (E. de, ed.) Tesoro de es- 
 critores misticoa : — Tesoro del teatro EspaGol ;— Quevedo 
 y Villegas (F. G. de) ;— Rabbe ;— Trueba y la Quintana \— 
 Vanegas ; — Vega Carpio (Lope F. da) ; — Zonula. 
 
 4ST See also Drama {Spanish, p. 425). 
 
 32. Swedish Literature. 
 
 Bethune (E. D.) Specimens of Swedish poetry. 
 1848. 1615.01 
 
 HowUt {W. andM.) Literature of Sweden. [In her Literature of 
 northern Europe, v. 2, 1852 ; p. 242-466.] .... 2782.06 
 
 Lockwood (H.) Axel and other poems : from the 
 Swedish of E. Tegner and others. 1867. 1663.33 
 Note.— See also Tegner (E.) Frithiof s saga ; and (in Fic- 
 tion class-list) translations of novels by Bremer (p. 467) ;— 
 Oarlen (p. 468) ;— Knorring ;— Schwartz. 
 
 Literature and dogma. See Arnold (Matthew). 1873. . 3514.02 
 Literature and its professors. See Furnell (Thomas). 1867. 2538.26 
 
 Literature and life. See Whipple (E. P.) 2546.10 
 
 Literature in letters. SeeHolcombe (J. P.) 1866. . . .3267.03 
 
 Literature of society. See Thomson {Mrs. K. B.) 2 v. 1862. 3253.28 
 
 Literature primers. Ed. by J. R. Green. New York, 
 
 1875-78. 32° 6432.17 
 
 — Brooke (S.) English literature. N. Y., 1876. 16°. 2741.22 
 
 — Dowden (E.) Shakspere. New York, 1878. 16". . 1752.28 
 
 — Morris (E.) English grammar. N. Y., 1875. 16*. 6432.17 
 
 — Peile (J.) Philology. New York, 1877. 16°. . . 6411.06 
 
 — Tozer (H.F.) Classical geography. N.Y.,1877. 16°. 912.27 
 Lithgow (fm.) Travels and voyages through Eu- 
 rope, Asia, and Africa, 1609-1628. 12th ed. 
 Leith, 1814. 8° 923.08 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Bentley's miscel., v. 29, 1851; New 
 
 monthly mag., v. 29, 1851. 
 Lithography. See Fine arts {Lithography, p. 546) -—also Nichol 
 
 (W.) Lithographic printing. [In Hansard (T. C.) Typo- 
 
 graphia, 1825 ; p. 194-221.] 2765.15 
 
 Lithotomy. See Medicine. 
 
 Lithuanians. Latham [B. G.) Nationalities of Europe, v. 1, 
 
 1863 446.17 
 
 Littell's living age. 1-5 series. 135 v. Boston, 
 1844-77. 8° 8105.11 
 
 Little ( Capt. George). Life on the ocean ; or twenty 
 yearB at sea. Aberdeen, 1847. 12°. . . 921.15 
 
 Little (G. P.) Fireman's own book : accounts of fires 
 throughout the United States, as well as other 
 countries. New York, 1860. 8°. . . . 3926.33 
 
 Little book about Great Britain. See ThiebUn (N. L.) 1870. 954.26 
 Little classics. Ed. by Rossiter Johnson. 16 v. 
 
 Boston, 1874-76. 18° 226.83 
 
 Note.— For Contents see Fiction (p. 499). , 
 
 Little corporal ; illus. magazine for boys and girls. 
 
 v. 16. Chicago, 1873. 8°. 8131.16 
 
 Little-folks songs. See White {Mrs. A. B.) 1871. . . . 1696.20 
 Little foxes. By C. Crowneld. See Stowe (H.B.) . . • 6 "7.o» 
 
 Little kingdom (The). See Mace (Jean) "25.23 
 
 Little Peddlington. See Poole (J.) .• ■ p* 1 " 
 
 Little people of God and what the poets have said of them. 
 
 See Austin {Mrs. G. L.) "STS 
 
 Little things of nature. -See Grindon, (L. H.) 1866. . . 4823.06 
 Littlejohn (Abram Newkirk, bp. ofL. I.) Address at the dedica- 
 tion of the new grounds of the Evergreen cemetery , sew 
 Haven, July 29, 1856. New Haven, 1856. 8". . . 3566 » 
 
 — Address at the commemorative service of the church oitne 
 
 Holy Trinity, Nov. 26, 1871. pp. 41-61. 8°. [Ab fc P.] 3666 J» 
 
 — Address to the clergy of the diocese of Long Island, Nov. a, 
 
 1869. 10 pp. 8°. [No t.p.] -,V » 
 
 — American character : its faults and its wants ; address, si. 
 
 James' college, Md. New Haven, 1835. 8°. . . ■» 6 ™'f 
 
 — Annual address of the bishop of Long Island, May «."''; 
 
 pp. 81-106. 8°. [No t.p.] ,• »}*•*" 
 
 — Comparative dependence of human progress on traainou 
 
 aud invention ; address before the house of convocation oi 
 Trinity college. Hartford, 1856. 8° >,, • „ 
 
 — God's maintenance of His own cause : sermon, ^lcago. 
 
 May 19, 1864. Chicago, 1864. 8' ;„«»„„ 
 
 — The ministerial gift : sermon, Norwich, June 12, 1866 - " "^ 
 
 — More laborers needed' : sermon before the Soc. for the inoreaae 
 
 of the ministry, Brooklyn, May 12, 1861. N.Y.,1861.8 . 3666.28 
 
 BROOKLYN LIBBABY. 
 
LITTLEJOHN-LOARING 
 
 713 
 
 necessity, uses, etc., of a church literature : sermon in be- 
 half of the General prot. epis. S. S. union, June, 1857. 
 New Haven, 1868. 8° 3566.29 
 
 , present popular estimate of the christian ministry ; and its 
 
 causes ■ sermon at the 4th annual ordination of the Berkeley 
 divinity school, May 26, 1858. Hartford, 1858. 8°. 3566.28 
 
 — Primary charge and address before the 2d convention of the 
 
 diocese, Brooklyn, Sept. 29, 30, 1869 3666.28 
 
 Sermon. [In St. George's brotherhood, Flushing, L. I. New 
 
 York, 1871. 8°.] 3566.29 
 
 _ Sunday-school work : pastoral letter, 1876. 8°. [Not.p.] 3566.29 
 
 Litton {Rev. E. A.) Miracles. L., [n. d.] 12°. 3566.19 
 
 Idttre (Maximilien Paul Emile). "Dictionnaire de la 
 
 langue francaise. 2 v. in 3 pts. Paris, 1863- 
 
 72. 4° (5416.09 
 
 — Histoire de la langue francaise. 4e ed. 2 v. 
 
 Paris, 1867. 8°. . . 6416.09 
 
 Janet (P.) La phllos. deL. [ZnMsLacrise philos. 1865.] 5423.19 
 
 Liturgies. See Biblical and religious lit. (Liturgies and liturgy, 
 
 p. 91). 
 Liturgies and other documents of the ante-Nicene period. Edin- 
 burgh, 1872. 8°. [In Ante-Nicene lib., v. 24.] . .8467.15 
 Liturgies, etc. in the reign of queen Elizabeth. Ed. 
 
 by W. K. Clay. Cambridge, (Eng.,) Parker soc, 
 
 1848. 8° 3636.23 
 
 Liturgies (The two), a.i>. 1549, and a.d. 1552 : with 
 
 other documents, reign of king Edward vi. Ed. 
 
 by J. Ketley. Cambridge, (England,) Parker soc, 
 
 1844. 8° 3636.22 
 
 Live and learn : 1,000 mistakes in speaking, writing, 
 
 and pronunciation. N. Y., 1856. 16°. . 6423.21 
 Live-stock (Transportation of). See Domestic econ. (Food, p. 420). 
 Liveing (Eobert). Notes on the treatment of skin 
 
 diseases. London, 1870. 24° 4328.15 
 
 Liver (Diseases of the). See Medicine. (Liver.) 
 
 Livere de reis de Brittanie e Le livere de reis de 
 
 Engleterre. Ed. by J. Glover. London, 1865. 
 
 8°. [Rolls chronicles.] 5140.— 
 
 Livermore (George). Historical research respecting 
 
 the opinions of the founders of the republic, on 
 
 negroes as slaves, as citizens, and as soldiers. 
 
 Boston, 1862. 8" 5833.02 
 
 Livermore (S. T.) Condensed hist, of Cooperstown, 
 
 with biog. sketch of J. F. Cooper. Albany, 
 
 1862. 8°. 621.06 
 
 Liverpool. See Countries (Liverpool, p. 340). 
 
 Livery companies. Herbert (W.) History of the 
 
 twelve great livery companies of London. 2 v. 
 
 1837 494.11 
 
 «S- See alto Gilds (p. 676). 
 Lives. W See Biography (Collective, p. 109-116 ;— Individual, 
 
 p. 116-216) ;— Longevity ; — Vital statistics: — Insurance 
 
 (p. 646). 
 Lives and deeds worth knowing. See Stevenson (W. F.) 
 .. 1868 3261.05 
 
 laves and voyages of Drake, Cavendish, and Dampier. 
 
 3d ed. Edinburgh, 1837. 16° 921.15 
 
 Same. New York, [184-]. 18°. . . .3221.07 
 
 Lives made sublime by faith and works. See Steel (E.) . 3263.30 
 Iiire3 of British physicians, [anon.] L.,1846.16°.3252.08 
 laves of eminent Englishmen in past days. London, 
 
 fad.] 16°. \ . 3221.11 
 
 Contents : Isaak Walton. Sir Henry Wotton. The earl of 
 Derby and his family. Lord C. Collingwood. Sir T. S. 
 Baffles. Edward Pellew, viscount Exmouth. George Her- 
 »?' .. Dr ' Jonn Donne. Bishop Thomas Ken. Bishop 
 Bobert Sanderson. Bev. John Kettlewell. Dr. Henry 
 uammond. Bishop Thomas Wilson. Bev. W. Mompesson. 
 Rev. John Bold. 
 
 Lives of eminent persons. London, 1833. 8°. 3265.17 
 
 Lives of eminent lit. and scient. men of France. See Shelley 
 
 (Jfra. M. W.) 32H.24 
 
 lZII °' English popular leaders. See Maurice (C. E ) . 3221.25 
 wives oi lit. and scient. m^™ nf dra**- rtm+ain xj ee Dunham 
 
 (S. A.) 
 
 lit. and scient. men of Great Britain. 
 
 3211.14 
 3212.07 
 
 Lives of Scottish poet's. ' See Society of ancient Scots! 
 
 lavet (Ch. L.) Precieux et precieuses ; 17e siecle. 
 
 2eed. Paris, 1860. 12° 7046.19 
 
 Contents : Madame de Rambouillet. L'abbe Ootin. Ma- 
 
 rwL Corn " el - , L 'a°t>6 d'Aubignac. Scudery. Mlle.de 
 
 JS fl ; ? eD 6 Le Pays. Jean Grillet. Bois Bobert. 
 
 La Guerlande de Julie. 
 
 Living See Life (p. 700). 
 
 iS S 018 °J America - Set Powell (T.) 1850. . . 3242.09 
 
 LtaSf *"■ * e °napin (Edwin H.) 1860 3534.01 
 
 Lmng words. See M'Clintock (J.) 3572.01 
 
 |™ng writers of the South. See Davidson (J. W.) 1869. 2751.01 
 "ingstone (David). Last journals in Central Af- 
 rica from 1865. New York, 1875. 8°. . 1086.11 
 
 — Missionary travels in South Africa. New York, 
 
 1K58. 8° 1094 0' 
 
 — Faulkner (H.) Elephant haunts ; a sportman's search" 
 
 etc. 1868 _ 1085 13 
 
 — Livingstone and his African explorations. ' (anon 1 
 
 New York, 1872. 12°. ....... 1092.19 
 
 — Stanley (H. M.) How I found Livingstone'. 108605 
 
 — and Charles). Narrative of an expedition to the 
 
 Zambesi and its tributaries ; and of the discovery 
 of the lakes Shirwa and Nyassa, 1858-1864. New 
 
 York, 1866. 8°. . . . * 1095.T5 
 
 M&~ See also lives of L. (in Biography , p. 169) 
 
 Livingston (Edward). See Biography (p. 169) ; also Moore (F ) 
 Amer. eloquence, v. 2. 1858 [6325.03] -,-Herring (J.) and 
 Longacre (J. B.) Nat. portr. gal., v. 1, 1834. . . 3247 08 
 
 Livingston (Philip). See Mag. of Amer. hist., May 3, 1877 (arti- 
 cle by E. Allen ; 3 pp ) ; Sanderson's Biog. of the signers 
 of the Decl. of independence, v. 3, 1820. . . . 3244 03 
 
 Livingston (Robert E.) Oration before the N. Y. soc of the 
 Cincinnati, 1787.— The purse and the sword, an extract. 
 [In Moore (F.) Amer. eloquence, v. 1, 1868 [6325 03] •— 
 Herring (J.) and Longacre (J. B.) Nat. portr. gallery 
 V. 4. 1839 3247 ij 
 
 Livingston (Win.) Review of the military operations in N. A 
 1763-56. [In Mass. hist. soc. Col., v. 7, 1801.] . . 661 03 
 
 — Speech in New Jersey legislature, 1777. [In Moore (P.) 
 
 Amer. eloquence, v. 1, 1858.] 6325 02 
 
 4®* For life of TV. L., see Biography (p. 169). 
 
 Livingstone manor. Papers relating to the manor of Livingston, 
 including the first settlement of Schoharie. 1680-1795 
 [In O'Callaghan (IS. B.) Doc. hist, of N.Y., v. 3, 1849.] 614.03 
 
 Livius (Titus). Historiarum libri qui supersunt, ex 
 ed. G. A. Buperti. Cum supplementis, notis, 
 et interp. in usum Delphini. 20 v. London, 
 Valpy, 1828. S°. 7714.05 
 
 Same. CEuvres. [Latin et franeais.] 2 v. 
 
 Paris, 1864. 8° 7726.06 
 
 Same. Books i-x. With introd., hist, examin- 
 ation, and notes, by J. E. Seeley. Oxford, 1871. 
 8° 7724.01 
 
 — History of Eome. Tr. by G. Baker. 5 v. New 
 
 York, [?i. d.] 18°. 432.16 
 
 Same. Tr. byD. Spillan. 4 v. London, Bohn, 
 
 1850-56. 12° 432.12 
 
 — Collins (W. L.) Livy [outlined and explained]. 
 
 Phil., 1876. 16°. [Ancient classics. Suppl. se- 
 ries, v. 1.] 431.20 
 
 — Rapin (R.) Comparison betw. Thucydides and Livy. [In his 
 
 Crit, work9, v. 1, 1706.] 5064.11 
 
 See also histories of Literature (Latin, p. 710) ; and 
 Smith's Diet, of Gr. and Roman biog., v. 2. 
 
 Lizars (John). Use and abuse of tobacco. Philadel- 
 phia, 1859. 16°. 4334.27 
 
 Llorente (Juan Antonio). Hist, of the Inquisition of 
 Spain. Abr. and transl. L., 1826. 8°. 3126.24 
 
 Lloyd (Charles). Monthly repository extraordinary ; 
 its treatment of the case of Mr. Carlile, under 
 prosecution for publishing the 'Age of Reason.' 
 London, 1819. 8° 5093.02 
 
 Lloyd (Charles, civil service of Bengal). Principles 
 for the conduct of life. 2 v. L.,1866. 16°. 3512.01 
 
 Lloyd (Humphrey). The power of the keys. Dub- 
 lin, 1873. 12° 3567.21 
 
 Lloyd (L.) Peasant life in Sweden. L., 1870. 8°. 996.03 
 
 — Scandinavian adventures. 2 v. L., 11-51. 8°. 995.01 
 Lloyd (Robert). Poems. Ed. with life, by A. Chalmers. [In C.'s 
 
 Engl, poets, v. 15, 1810.] 1626.15 
 
 — Select poems. Ed. by R. Walsh. [In Sanford and Walsh. 
 
 Brit, poets, v. 37, 1822.] 1691.37 
 
 Lloyd (Samuel H.) Glimpses of the spirit land. Ad- 
 dresses, sonnets, and other poems. . . 1664.06 
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 moirs. 8 y. London, 1850. 12°. . . . 3225.01 
 Contents. 
 
 Abbott, (dip. of Canterbury), v. 
 
 3, p. 285. 
 Abercrombie (Sir Ralph), v. 8. 
 Albemarle (Duke of), v. 6, p. 209. 
 Allen (Cardinal), v. 2, p. 231. 
 Amherst (1st lord), v. 8, p. 105. 
 Anne (Queen), v. 7, p. 29. 
 Argyll (1st duke of), v. 6, p. 281. 
 
 — (2d duke of), and duke of 
 Greenwich, v. 7, p. 137. 
 
 — - (9th earl of), v. 6, p. 189. 
 
 — (Marquis of), v. 5, p. 117. 
 Arlington (earl of), v. 6, p. 171. 
 Arran (Earl of), v. 2, p. 75. 
 Arundell (Fitzalan, earl of), v. 2. 
 
 — (Howard, earl of), v. 2, p. 249. 
 
 — and Surrey (earl of), v. 4. 
 
 — of Wardour (Baroness), v. 4. 
 Aston (1st lord), v. 4, p. 1. 
 Atterbury (bp. of Rochester), v. 7. 
 Bacon (Sir Nich.), V. 2, p. 107. 
 Banks (Sir Joseph), v. 8, p. 233. 
 Bath (Earl of), v. 7, p. 217. 
 Beatoun (Cardinal), v. 1, p. 99. 
 Bedford (ls« earl of), v. 1, p. 217. 
 — ■ (Harrington, countess o/),v. 3. 
 
 — (Uh earl of), v. 4, p. 63. 
 
 — (Carre, countess of), v. 6. 
 
 — (Duke of), V. 6, p. 253. 
 
 — (ith duke of), v. 7, p. 255. 
 
 — (5th dukeoj), v. 8, p. 131. 
 Blount (Earl of Devonshire), v. 3. 
 Bodley (Sir Thomas), v. 3, p. 63. 
 Bohemia (Elizabeth, qu. of), v. 5. 
 Boleyn (Anne), v. 1, p. 63. 
 Bolingbroke (1st viscount), v. 7. 
 Boyle (Hon. Robt.), v. 6, p. 227. 
 Brackley (Viscount), v. 3, p. 115. 
 Braganza (Catherine qu. of), 
 
 v. 6, p. 297. 
 Brandon (duke of Suffolk), v. 1. 
 Bridport (lstviscount),y. 8, p. 203. 
 Bristol (2d earl of), v. 6. p. 23. 
 Brooke (1st lord), v. 3, p. 239. 
 
 — 2d lord), V. 4, p. 87. 
 Buckingham (1st duke of), v. 3. 
 Burghley (Lord), v. 2, p. 267. 
 Burlington (3d earl of), v. 7. 
 Burnet (Gilbert, bishop of Salis- 
 bury), v. 7, p. 37. 
 
 Bute (3d earl of), v. 8, p. 61. 
 
 Caernarvon (1st earl of), v. 4. 
 
 Camden (1st earl of), v. 8, p. 83. 
 
 Canterbury (Cranmer, abp. of), 
 V. 1, p. 236. 
 
 Capel (Lord), v. 4, p. 223. 
 
 Carcw (Sir Nich.), v. 1, p. 65. 
 
 Carlisle (Countess of), v. 5, p. 107. 
 
 Cavendish (1st duke of Devon- 
 shire), v. 7, p. 1. 
 
 — (1st duke of Newcastle), v. 7. 
 Charles i., v. 4, p. 236. 
 Charles n., v. 6, p. 135. 
 Charlotte (Princess), v. 8, p. 225. 
 Chatham (1st earl o/),v. 7, p. 289. 
 Cherbury (Lord Herbert of), 
 
 v. 4, p. 261. 
 Clarendon (Earl of), v. 5, p. 265. 
 Clifford of Chudleigh (1st lord), 
 
 V. 5, p. 255. 
 Clifford (countess of Pembroke), 
 
 v. 6, p. 289. 
 Clive (Lord), v. 7, p. 277. 
 Cornwallis (1st marquis), v. 8. 
 Cuttington (Lord), v. 6, p. 17. 
 Courtenay (earl of Devonshire), 
 
 v. l,p. 247. 
 
 Coventry (1st lord), v. 4, p. 41. 
 Cranmer (archbp. of Canterbury) 
 
 v. 1, p. 235. 
 Craven (1st earl of), v. 6, p. 247. 
 Cromwell (Oliver), v."5, p. 75. 
 Cromwell (earl of Essex), v. 1. 
 Cumberland (3d earl o/),v.3,p.29 
 Danby (1st earl oj), v. 4. p. 149. 
 Darnley (Lord, king of Scotland), 
 
 v. 2, p. 27. 
 Denbigh (1st earl of), v. 4, p. 113. 
 Denny (Sir Anthony), v. l,p. 165. 
 Derby (Countess cf), v. 5, p. 139. 
 
 — (1st earl of), v. 1, p. 7. 
 
 — (Earl of), v. 5, p. 9. 
 Devereux (earl of Essex), v. 2, 
 Devonshire (Countess of), v. 6. 
 
 — Blount (earl of), v. 3, p. 37. 
 
 — Courtenay (Earl of), v. 1. 
 
 — Cavendish (1st duke of), v. 7. 
 Digby (Sir Kenelm), v. 5, p. 147, 
 Dorset (Earl of), v. 3, p. 47. 
 
 — (Uh earl of), v. 5, p. 37. 
 Drake (Sir Francis), v. 2, p. 237. 
 Dudley (duke of Northumber- 
 land), v. 1, p. 181. 
 
 — (earl of Northumberland)^ .3. 
 
 — (Earl of Warwick),^, 2, p. 206. 
 Duncan (1st viscount), v. 8, p.143. 
 Dundee (1st viscount),v. 6, p. 215. 
 Edward VI., V. 1, p. 169. 
 Elizabeth (Queen), v. 3, p. 1. 
 Essex (Cromwell, earl of), v. 1. 
 
 — (Devereux, earl of), v. 2. 
 
 — (2d earl of), v. 2, p. 275. 
 
 — (3d earl of), v. 4, p. 209. 
 Exeter (1st earl of), v. 3, p. 147. 
 Exmouth ( Viscount), v. 8, p. 275. 
 Falkland (2d viscount), v.4,p.l3I- 
 Finch (earl of Nottingham), v. 6. 
 Fitzalan (earl of ArundeU), v. 2. 
 Fox (Chas. James), v. 8, p. 193. 
 Godolphin (earl of), v. 7, p. 9. 
 Goring (Lord), v. 4, p. 313. 
 Grauby (Marquis o/),v. 7, p. 249. 
 Grandison ( Viscount), v.4, p. 107. 
 Gresham (Sir Thomas), v. 2. 
 Grey (Lady Jane), v. 1, p. 199. 
 Guildford (1st lord), v. 6, p. 181. 
 
 — (2d earl of), v. 8, p. 61. 
 Hale (Sir Matthew), v. 6, p. 13. 
 Hamilton (1st duke of),v. 4,p.271. 
 
 — (2d duke of), v. 5, p. 1. 
 
 — (1st marq. of), v. 3, p. 23. 
 
 — (2d marq. of), v. 3, p. 167. 
 Hardwicke (1st earl of), v. 7 
 Hatton (Sir Chr.), v. 2, p. 221. 
 Hawke (Lord), v. 8, p. 1. 
 Heathfleld (1st lord), v. 8, p. 33. 
 Henrietta Maria (Queen), v. 5. 
 Henry vni. (King), v. 1, p. 121. 
 Herbert of Cherbury (Lord), v. 4. 
 Hertford (1st marq.), v. 5, p. 99. 
 Holland (1st earl of), v. 4, p. 291. 
 
 — (1st lord), v. 7, p. 265. 
 Holies (duke of Newcastle), v. 7. 
 Hood (1st viscount), v. 8, p. 213. 
 Hopton (Lord), v. 5, p. 25. 
 Howard (earl of Arundell), v. 2. 
 
 — (1st earl of Nottingham,), v. 3. 
 
 — (earl of Suffolk), v. 3, p. 196. 
 Howe (Earl of), v. 8, p. 109. 
 Huntley (2d marquis of), v. 4. 
 Hyde (Anne, duchess of York), 
 
 v. 5, p. 231. 
 Jones (Sir Win.), v. 8, p. 91. 
 Keppell ( Viscount), v. 8. p. 21. 
 
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3L.ODGE - LOG-IC 
 
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 Pitt (William), v. 8, p. 179. 
 Pole (Cardinal), v. 1, p. 253. 
 Portland (1st earlof), v. 3, p. 295. 
 Raleigh (Sir Walter), v. 3, p. 125! 
 Rich (2d carl of Warwick), v. 5. 
 Richmond (Duchess of), v.4, p.13. 
 
 — {Duchess of), v. 6, p. 271. 
 
 — (Duke of), v. 5, p. 69. 
 
 — (Duke of), v. 3, p. 181. 
 Ridley, (bishop of London), v. 1. 
 Rochester (F. Atterbury, bishop 
 
 of), v. 7, p. 2. 
 Rockingham (2d marquis of),v.8. 
 Rodney (1st lord), y. 8, p. 41. 
 Rothes (Duke of), v. 6, p. 49. 
 Rupert (Prince), v. 6, p. 57. 
 Russell (Lord), v. 6, p. 109. 
 
 — (Lady), v. 7, p. 89. 
 St. Alban (Viscount), v. 3, p. 187. 
 St. Vincent (Earlof), v. 8, p. 243. 
 Salisbury (Earl of), v. 3, p. 73. 
 Sandwich (1st earl of), v. 5, p.243. 
 Scott (Sir Walter), v. 8, p. 263. 
 Selden (John), v. 5, p. 47. 
 Seymour (Jane, queen),v.l, p. 61. 
 
 — of Sudeley (Lord Thomas), 
 V. 1, p. 147. 
 
 Shrewsbury (Duke of), v.7, p. 67. 
 Sidney (Sir Philip), v. 2, p. 166. 
 
 — (Algernon), v. 6, p. 119. 
 Somera (Lord), v. 7, p. 61. 
 Somerset (Duke of), v. 1, p. 161. 
 
 — (6rt duke of), v. 7, p. 179. 
 Southampton (Earl of), v. 3, p. 155. 
 
 — (4ft earl of), v. 5, p. 179. 
 Stafford (Viscount), v. 6, p. 41. 
 Strafford (Earlof), v. 4, p. 69. 
 Stuart (Lady Arabella),v.3, p.101. 
 Suffolk (Brandon, duke of), v. 1. 
 
 — (Grey, duke of), v. 1, p. 213. 
 
 — (Howard, earl of), v.3, p. 196. 
 Sunderland (Countess), v. 6, p. 99. 
 
 — (1st earl of), v. 4, p. 121. 
 
 — (id earl of), v. 6, p. 261. 
 Surrey (Earl of), v. 1, p. 113. 
 Sussex (Earl of), v. 2, p. 149. 
 Sydney, (countess of Pembroke), 
 
 v. 3, p. 139. 
 Tillotson, (archbp. of Canterbury), 
 
 v. 6, p. 239. 
 Totnes (Earl of), v. 3, p. 247. 
 Wales (Prince of), v. 3, p. 83. 
 Walpole (Horatio. 1st lord), v. 7. 
 
 — (Robert, 1st earl of Orford), 
 v. 7, p. 161. 
 
 — (Horatio, 4ft earl of Orford), 
 v. 8, p. 97. 
 
 Walsingham (Sir Francis), v. 2. 
 Warham, (archbp, of Canterbury), 
 
 v. 1, p. 33. 
 Warwick (Dudley, earl of), v. 2. 
 
 — (Richard, 2d earl of), v. 5. 
 Wellington (Duke of), v. 8, p. 287. 
 Winchester (1st marquis of), v. 2. 
 
 — (5ft marquis of), v. 6, p. 281. 
 Wolsey (Cardinal), v. 1, p. 21. 
 Worcester (Earl of), v. 3, p. 205. 
 
 — (1st marq. of), V. 4, p. 181. 
 
 — (2d marq. of), v. 5, p. 165. 
 Wotton (Sir Henry), v. 4, p. 27. 
 York (Elizabeth of, queen of Hen- 
 
 ryvn.), v. 1, p. 1. 
 
 — (Anne Hyde, duchess of, v. 5. 
 
 Knox (John), v. 2, p. 48. 
 
 Lancaster (Margaret of), v. 1, 
 
 Lsnsdovme (1st marquis of), v. 8. 
 
 Laud (W., archbp. of Canter- 
 bury), v. 4, p. 155. 
 
 Lauderdale (Duke of), v. 6, p. 75. 
 
 Leeds (1j( duke of), v. 7, p. 19. 
 
 Leicester (£ar( of), v. 2, p. 189. 
 
 (Countess of), v. 5, p. 93. 
 
 Lincoln (Earl of), v. 2, p. 157. 
 
 Lindsey (1st earl of), v. 4, p. 79 
 
 -— (U earlof), v. 6, p. 159. 
 
 Liverpool (2d earlof), v.8, p. 253. 
 
 Locke (John), v. 6, p. 289. 
 
 London (Ridley, bishop of), v. 1. 
 
 Lothian (3d earl of), v. 6, p. 299. 
 
 Maitland (Sir fm., of Lething- 
 tori), v. 2, P- 67. 
 
 _ (1j( lord), T. 2, p. 257. 
 
 Manchester (2d earl of), v. 6", 
 
 Mansfield (1st earl of), v. 8, f. 73. 
 
 Margaret of Lancastor.v. 1, p.13. 
 
 Marlborough (Duchess of), v. 1. 
 
 — (Duke of), v. 7, p. 67. 
 Mary Tudor (Queen), v. 2, p. 1. 
 Mary Stuart (Queen), v. 2, p. 188. 
 Middlesex (l»f earl of), v. 4. 
 Middleton (Sir Hugh), v. 3,p.267. 
 Monmouth (Dukeof), v. 6, p. 155. 
 Montagu (Mduke of), v. 7, p. 187. 
 Montrose ( Marquis of), v.4,p.323. 
 Moore (Sir John), v. 1, p. 39. 
 More (Sir Thomas), v. 1, p. 41. 
 Morton (Earl of), v. 2, p. 137. 
 Murray (Earl of), v. 2, p. 36. 
 Nelson (Lord), v. 8, p. 149. 
 Newark (1st lord), v. 6, p. 91. 
 Newcastle (Cavendish, Is.' duke 
 
 o/). v.6, p. 1. 
 
 — (Holies, duke of), v. 7, p. 237. 
 Newton (Sir Isaac), v. 7, p. 111. 
 Norfolk (Duke of), v. 1, p. 191. 
 
 — (Ith duke of), V. 2, p. 53. 
 North (1st lord), v. 2, p. 21. 
 Northampton (Earlof),y.3, p.93. 
 
 — (2<J earl of), v. 4, p. 95. 
 Northumberland (Dudley, duke 
 
 of), v. 1, p. 181. 
 
 — (Earl of), v. 3, p. 275. 
 
 — (Percy, earl of), v. 6, p. 187. 
 Nottingham (Howard, lj( earl 
 
 of), T. 3 . P- 1W- 
 
 ■ — (Finch, earl of), y. 6, p. 83. 
 
 Orford (Walpole, Is* earl of), 
 v.7, p. 161. 
 
 : — (Horatio, 4ft earl of), v. 8. 
 
 Ormond (1st duke of), v. 6, p. 199. 
 
 ' — (2d duke of), v. 7, p. 153. 
 
 Oxford and Mortimer (Earl of), 
 v. 7, p. 97. 
 
 Paget (1st lord), v. 2, p. 13. 
 
 Parker (Matthew, archbp. of Can- 
 terbury), v. 2, p. 87. 
 
 Parr (Catherine, queen), v. 1. 
 
 Pembroke (Sydney, countess of), 
 v.3, p. 139. 
 
 — (Earl of), v.3, p. 257. 
 
 — and Montgomery (Earl of), 
 v.4, p. 337. 
 
 — (Clifford, countess of), v. 5. 
 Percy, (earl of Northumberland), 
 
 v. 5, p. 187. 
 Peterborough (3d earlof), v. 7. 
 
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 Lodge (Thomas). Defence of poetry, music, and 
 
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 — Barron ( W. ) Lectures on belles lettres and logic. 
 
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 — Baynes (T. 8.) Essay on the new analytic of logi- 
 
 cal forms. 1850 5428.02 
 
 Herbert Spencer on Sir Wm. Hamilton and the quantifica- 
 
 tiou of the predicate. [In Contemp. rev., Apr., 1873.] 
 
 — Bentham (J.) EsBay on logic. [In his WorkB, v. 8 (15).] 6016.08 
 — ■ Blakey (R. ) Essay towards an easy and useful 
 
 system of logic. 1834 5428.28 
 
 Historical sketch of logic. 1851. . . .5428.13 
 
 — Boole(G.) Investigation oflaws of thought.on which 
 
 are founded mathematical theories of logic and 
 probabilities. 1854. ...'.... 5428.35 
 Note. — J. Venn sets forth the characteristic features of 
 jfchis system in Mind, v. 1, 1876 ; p. 479-491 ; and for rejoin- 
 der by G-. B. Halsted to Jevons's criticisms of Boole, in his 
 ' Principles of science ' see Mind, Jan., 1878. 
 
 — Bosanquet (8. R.) New system of logic, adapted to 
 
 moral philosophy. 2d ed. 1870. . . 5434.22 
 
 — Bowen (F.) Treatise on logic. 1864. . . 5428.03 
 
 Note. — Comprises both the Aristotelic and Hamiltonian 
 analyses of logical forms, with chapters of applied logic. 
 
 — Condillac (E. B. de). De Tart de raisonner. — De Part da 
 
 penser. [In his Cours d'etude, v. 3-4, 1872.] . . . 5033.05 
 
 — Day(H.N.) Logical praxis. 1872. . .5428.27 
 
 — De Morgan (A.) Formal logic : or, the calculus of 
 
 inference, necessary and probable. 1847. 5428.22 
 Syllabus of a proposed system of L. 1860. 5093. 15 
 
 — Devey (J.) Logic ; or the science of inference. 
 
 1844 5428.04 
 
 — Duncan (W.) Elements of logic. 1818. . 5428.31 
 
 — Everett (CO.) The science of thought. 1870. 5428.33 
 
 — Field (67.) Nouology : or the analogy of logic. [In his Ana- 
 
 logical philos., V. 1, 1839 ; p. 143-234.] 3914.08 
 
 — — Third organon attempted ; elements of logic and subjec- 
 
 tive philosophy. [In Pamphleteer, v. 12, 1818.] . 6058.12 
 
 — Fowler (T.) Elements of deductive logic. 4th ed. 
 
 1871. 5428.25 
 
 Elements of inductive logic. 1870. . . 5428.24 
 
 — Qi]barl(J.W.) Logic for the million. 1865.5428.41 
 
 — Hamilton (Sir Wm. ) Lectures on logic. Ed. by H. L. 
 
 Mansel and J. Veitch. Boston, 1860. 8°. 5428.05 
 
 Recent English treatises on logic. Syllogism, its kinds, 
 
 etc. [In his Discussions, etc. 1856.] 6413.10 
 
 — Hegel (G.W.F.) Logic. Tr.by Wallace. 1874. 5428.39 
 Logik. [In his Werke, 3-5, 1840.] 
 
 Outlines of logic. Tr. by W. T. Harris. [In Jour, of spec. 
 
 philos., v. 3, 1869 ; p. 257-280.] 6442.03 
 
 Translations from complete logic of the whole 1st sec- 
 tion—quality ;— Summary or translation, commented and 
 interpreted, of 2d section— quantity. [In Stirling (J. H.] 
 Secret of Hegel, v. 1, 1865 ; p. 320-465 ; v. 2, p. 1-397.] 6413.16 
 
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 Logic, continued. 
 
 — - IRckok (L. P.) The logic of reason, universal and 
 
 eternal. 1875 5428.34 
 
 Contents • Introduction. Prominent forma of abstract 
 
 logic. Logic of concrete universality. 
 
 — Hobbes (T.) Art of sophistry. [In his English works, v. 6, 
 
 1840.] S043.ll 
 
 Computation j or logic. [In his Engl, works, v. 1] 6043.06 
 
 — Hughlings (I. P.) Logic of names: introd. to 
 
 Boole's laws of thought. 1869. . . .5428.14 
 — ■ Jevons (W. S.) Elementary lessons in logic : de- 
 ductive and inductive. 5th ed. 1875. . 5428.36 
 
 John Stuart Mill's philosophy tested. [In Contemp. rev., 
 
 Dec, 1877 ; Jan., Apr., 1878.] 
 Note. — A sweeping condemnation of Mill's philosophy. 
 
 Logic 1876. [Science primer.] . .5428.37 
 
 Principles of science : a treatise on logic and 
 
 scientific method. 2 v. 1874 3915.18 
 
 Note.— Reviewed by G. C. Robertson in Mind, v. 1 , 1876, 
 
 J As the best outcome of the modern revolt against the 
 
 Aristotelian Bystem,' but ' open to exception in many ways.' 
 
 • — The substitution of similars, the true principle 
 
 of reasoning. 1869 5428.15 
 
 ■ Who discovered the quantification of the predicate ? [In 
 
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 — Kant (I.) Logik. [In his Werke, v. 8, 1868.] 
 
 Note — For an analysis of the Kantian logic see Caird's 
 Philos. of Kant, 1877 6414.25 
 
 — Lalliam (R.&.) Logic in its application to language. 
 
 1856 5428.16 
 
 — Law (H.) Essay on logic. [Inhis ed. o/Euclid, I860.] 4011.29 
 
 — Lectures on Locke ; or, the principles of [practical] 
 
 logic, [anon.] 1840 5428.32 
 
 — Lewes (67. H.) Principles of certitude. From the unknown 
 
 to the known, etc. [In his Foundations of a creed, v. 2, 1875.] 
 Note.— The appendix criticises the Hegelian logic. 
 
 — Mac Gregor (P. ) System of logic. 1862. 5428.09 
 
 Note — Includes a survey of the principal branches of 
 knowledge. 
 
 — McCosh (J.) Laws of discursive thought ; a text- 
 
 book of formal logic. 1870 5428.19 
 
 Note.— Rev. by H. N. Day in New Englander, v. 29, 1870. 
 
 — Mansel (H. L.) Prolegomena logica ; inquiry into 
 / the psychol. character of the logical processes. 
 
 2d ed. 1860 5415.08 
 
 Recent extensions of formal logic. [In Ms Letters, etc. 
 
 1873.] .6424.33 
 
 Note — Repr. from N. Brit, rev., May, 1851. 
 
 — Martineau (J.) Theory of reasoning. [In his Essays, v. 2 
 
 1868 ; p. 318-355.] 2535.18 
 
 — Mill (J! S. ) System of logic ; ratiocinative and 
 
 inductive. 1857 5428.08 
 
 Note.— Mainly inductive, treating of the laws of thought 
 in their bearing upon the art of inference. 
 
 — — Jevons (W. S.) J. S. Mill's philos. tested. [In Contemp. 
 
 rev., Dec, 1877 ; Jan., Apl., 1878.] 
 
 Note.— A vehement assault on Mill's logical system. Re- 
 plied to briefly by G. O. Robertson, in Mind, Jan., 1878 • 
 andbyG.C. Robertson and A. Sprachey, in Mind, Apl., 1878* 
 Jevons also replies to Robertson, in Mind, Apl., 1878. A. 
 Bain has an article in Mind, Jan., 1878, upon Mill'B theory 
 of the syllogism. 
 
 — Newman (F. W.) Fragment on logic. [In his Miscellanies 
 
 1869 ■ p. 1-64.] , 2538.10 
 
 — Parce (C. S.) Illustrations of the logic of science [In 
 
 Popular science mo., v. 12-13, 1877-78 ; several papers ] 
 
 — Port Royal art of thinking. 1818. . . .5613.13 
 
 — Port Royal logic. From the French : with introd., 
 
 notes, etc., by T. S. Baynes. 1861. . .5428.17 
 
 — Smee (A.) Process of thought adapted to words 
 
 and language. With a description of the rela- 
 tional and differential machines. 1851. .5426.06 
 
 — Spencer (H.) Reasoning in general, and current doctrine con- 
 
 cerning logical forms. [In his Principles of psychology, 
 V. 2, 1873.] 5416°17 
 
 — Stebbing (IT.) Analysis of Mill's system of lo«ic 
 
 New ed. 1875 540,838 
 
 — Stewirt (D.) Of reasoning and of deductive evidence Of the 
 
 Aristotelian logic— Of inductive logic. [In his Col. works 
 v. 3, 1854 ; v. 2 of his Philos. of the human mind.] 5417 03 
 
 — Tappan (H. P.) Elements of logic ; with introd. 
 
 view of philosophy and the reason. 1860. 5428.06 
 
 — Thomson (W.) Outline of the laws of thought; 
 
 pure and applied logic. [With appendix on In- 
 dian logic, by Max Muller. ] 1859. t .5428 07 
 
 — Turrell (H. J.) Manual of logic. 1870. .5128 23 
 
 — Ueberweg (F.) System of logic and hist, of logical 
 
 doctrines. Tr. with notes by T.M.Lindsay. 54z8.40 
 
 — Venn (J.) The logic of chance ; theory of proba- 
 
 bility, with especial reference to its application 
 to moral and social science. 1866. . 5428.18 
 
 Uses of hypotheses. [In Mind, Jan., 1878 ; p. 43.55 ] 
 
 — Watts (J. ) Logick. Leeds, 1792. . . . 5428 29 
 Same. Walpole, 1809 5428 30 
 
 — Whately (R.) Elements of logic. 1851. ,542810 
 
 — Wolf or Wolfius{C.) Logic. 1770. . . , 6428 26 
 
 See also Journal of spec, philos., v. 2, 1868 • p 193.MM 
 (Validity of the laws of logic, by O.S. Peirce)'- v 7 1873 
 p. 42-50 (Old and new systems of logic ; Eugl. and Hegelian 
 methods, by F. P. Stearns) ; v. 9, 1876 ; p. 417-421 (What is 
 logic, by J. G. Anderson) ; v. 10-11, 1866-77 (Bases of indue, 
 tion, by L. Lachelier ; several articles) ; Anl., 1876 • p ]B» 
 166 (Two kinds of dialectic, by L.Hickok); Jan .,1876 p 17 
 35 (Empiricism and common logic, by J. Watson) • Medical 
 critic, v. 1, 1861 (2 art. on the syllogism, by R. G. Lathami. 
 v. 1, 1861 (Distinction betw. analytical and synthetical 
 judgment, by C. M. Ingleby) ; Mind, v. 1, 1876; p. 43.52 
 (Consistency and real influence, by J, Venn) ; v 2 1877 
 (On some principles of logic, by C. Reade ; Fundamental 
 logic, by J. J. Murphy) ; Nat. qu. rev., v. 25, 1872 (Logic as 
 an agency of reform) ; New Engl., v. 14, 1856 (The hypo, 
 thesis : its place in reasoning) ; New Englander, v. 30 1871 
 (Grounds of confidence in inductive reasouing) • July' 1874 
 (Ulrici's logic, by B. P. Bowne) ; N. Brit, rev.,' v. 28,' 1858 
 (Mill's logic of induction) ; v. 33, 1860 (Logic and recent 
 British logicians) ; v. 61, 1870 (Different schools of elemen. 
 tary logic). 
 
 D&- See also Arts (Useful : Introd. works : method, p. 39) 
 especially those by Bacon ;— Jevons ;— Levies ;—Wheweil, ' 
 j8®" See also Medicine {Medical logic). 
 
 Logic in theology. See Taylor (Isaac) 3612.06 
 
 Logic of mathematics. See Davies (C.) 4014.04 
 
 Logic of political economy. See De Quincey (T.) . .' 6912*32 
 Loiterings of travel. See Willis (N. P.) Miscel. works. 5076 27 
 Lollards. Wycliffe (J.) Apology for Lollard doctrines attributed 
 to W. Ed. by J. H. Todd. 1842. (Camden soc.) . 6112.20 
 See also (in Biography) lives of Wycliffe (p. 214) ; and! 
 Oobham (A. 134) ; references in M'Olintock and Strong 
 v. 6 (article Lollards) ; and (in Fiction), Holt (E. S.) Mis- 
 tress Marjory [213.81]. 
 Lomas (J.) and Peace (A.. S.) Wealthy men and 
 women of Brooklyn. Brooklyn, 1847. 18°. 613.09 
 
 Lombard Btreet. See Bagehot (Wm.) 1873 6922.28 
 
 Lomenie (Louis de). Beaumarchais and his times. 
 
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 .Same. [Condensed.] N. Y, 1857. 12°. 3016.14 
 
 — Sketches of conspicuous living characters of France. 
 
 [anon.] Tr. by K.M.Walsh. Phil., 1841. 8°. 3261.26 
 Contents: Preface. Thiers. Chateaubriand. Laffttte. 
 
 Guizot. Lamartine. Soult. Berryer. De La Mennais. 
 
 Victor Hugo. Dupin. Beranger. Odillon Barrott. Ara- 
 
 go. George Sand. Duke de Broglie. 
 Note.— For his numerous articles in Revue des d. monies 
 
 see p. 90 of its Table gin. 
 
 Lommel (Eugene). Nature of light, with account of 
 physical optics. New York, 1876. 12°. . 4024.18 
 
 Londina "illustrata. Graphic and hist, memorials of 
 Lond. and Westminster. L.. 1819-25. 2 v. foL957.01 
 
 London. See Countries, etc. {London, p. 340). 
 
 London athenaeum. See Athenaeum. 
 
 London banking life. See Purdy (W.) 6922.32 
 
 London bridge. Tliomson(M.) Chronicles of. [anon.] 
 1827 492.29 
 
 London catalogue of books, 1810-81. L.,iJ. Sent, 1831. 8'. 2724.14 
 
 London dialectical society. Keport on spiritualism. 
 London, 1871. 8 C '. 3815.41 
 
 London, Edinburgh, and Dublin philos. magazine. See Philo- 
 sophical magazine. 
 
 London illustrated news. See Illustrated London news. 
 
 London in light and darkness : poems. See Michell (N.) 
 1872 1667.04 
 
 London institution. Catalogue of the library, sys- 
 tematically classed. 4 v. L., 1835-1852. 8°. 2715.02 
 
 — Bibl. account of La description de l'Egypte, with list of other 
 
 donations, 1837-38. Loudon, 1838. 8°. .... . 2715.05 
 
 — Charter, bye-laws, etc. London, 1832. 8° 2715.05 
 
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 — List of proprietors. London, 1853. 8° 2715.05 
 
 London international exhibition. £« Arts (Useful : Exhibitions, 
 
 etc., p. 43). 
 London lancet. See Lancet (The). 
 London library. Catalogue. By B. Harrison. 3d ed. 
 
 London, 1865. 8°. 2715.14 
 
 London lyrics. See Locker (F.) 1870. ....... 1663.29 
 
 London quarterly review. Oct., 1869— Jan., 1878. 
 
 v. 31-48. London, 1869-78. 8°. ... 8115.01 
 Note. — The old ' Quarterly review ' is reprinted in the 
 
 United States as ' London qu. rev.' 
 London society, v. 1-32. L, 1862-77. 8°. .8100.00 
 London stage ; a collection of plays. 4 v. London, 
 
 1830. 8° 1732.17 
 
 Contents (alphabetical arrangement), v. 1. Adopted child. 
 
 Alexander the Great. All the world's a stage. Beggar's 
 
 opera. Bold stroke for a wife. Castle spectre. Citizen. 
 
 Clandestine marriage. Country girl. Critic. Deaf and 
 
 dumb. Deserter. Devil to pay. Duenna. Gamester. 
 
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LONDON -LONGFELLOW 
 
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 High life below stairs. Honest thieves. Hypocrite. In- 
 constant. Jealous wife. Jew. Liouel and Clarissa. Love 
 in a village. Lying valet. Maid of the inu. Man of the 
 world. Mayor of Garratt. Midas. Midnight hour. 
 Miser. Padlock. Pizarro. Quaker. Recruiting officer. 
 Revenge, Rivals. Road to ruiu. Rule a wife and have 
 a wife. She stoops to conquer. Soldier's daughter. 
 Snch things are. Three weekB after marriage. Way to 
 keep him. West Indian. Wheel of fortune. Who's tha 
 dupe. 
 
 2. All in the wrong. Arden of Feversham. Barbarossa. 
 Beaux' stratagem. Belle's stratagem. Brothers. Busy- 
 body. Cato. Chapter of accidents. Child of nature. 
 Comus. Conscious lovers. Constant couple. Cross pur- 
 poses. Doctor and apothecary. Dragon of Wantley. 
 Duke of Milan. Every one has his fault. Fair penitent. 
 Fashionable lover. Follies of a day. Fortune's frolio. 
 Good-natured man. Haunted tower. Isabella. Know 
 your own mind. Liar. Lodoiska. Lord of the manor. 
 Miss in her teens. Mock doctor. New way to pay old 
 debts. Orphan of China. Oroonoko. Polly Honeycomb. 
 Provoked husband. Rosina. Suspicious husband. To- 
 bacconist. Tom Thumb. Trip to Scarborough. Wedding 
 day. Which is the man. Wives as they were, and maids 
 as they are. Wonder. 
 
 3. All for love. Better late than never. Bold stroke 
 for a husband. Bon ton. Careless husband. Chrouon. 
 notontbologos. Confederacy. Count of Narbonne. Cy- 
 mon. Deaf lover. Deserted daughter. Deuce is in him. 
 Earl of Essex. Earl of Warwick. Every man in his hu- 
 mour. Fatal curiosity. First,floor. First love. Found- 
 ling (The). Giovanni in London. Grecian daughter. 
 Guardian (The). Gustavus Vasa. He would be a soldier. 
 Heiress (The). Hero and Leander. Irish widow. Lady 
 Jane Grey. Love a-la-mode. Love for love. Love makes 
 a man. Lovers' quarrels. Lovers' vows. Maid of the 
 oaks. MouBieur Tonson. Mysterious husband. Orphan 
 (The). Provoked wife. Recruiting sergeant. Eicliard 
 Co3ur de Lion. Roman father. She would and she would 
 not. Siege of Damascus. Stranger (The). Sultan (The). 
 Tamerlane. Tender husband. Two misers. Two strings 
 to your bow. Virgin numasked. Ways and means. 
 
 4. Abroad and at home. Animal magnetism. Ap- 
 pearance is against them. Bashful man. Braganza. • Car- 
 melite (The). „ Castle of Sorrento. Chances (The) Cheats 
 of Scapiu. Contrivances. Curfew (The). Distrest mo- 
 ther. Double dealer. Duplicity. Edward the black prince. 
 False impressions. Farmer's wife. He's much to blame. 
 Law of Lombardy. Mahomet. Merchant of Bruges. 
 Miller of Mansfield. Mogul tale. Mourning bride. My 
 spouse and I. Panel (The). Paul and Virginia. Purse 
 (The). Register office. Romp (The). School for arrogance. 
 School for wives. Seduction.' Siege of Belgrade. Tan- 
 cred and Sigismunda. Thomas and Sally. Votary of 
 wealth. Waterman. Way of the world. What next? 
 Woodman. Zara. 
 
 London times. Index. July, 1866— Dec. 31, 1876. 42 v. 
 
 London, 1867-76. 4° 8103.13 
 
 London (Tower of ). Bayley (J.) History and antiqui- 
 
 tiesof. 1830 4H5.18 
 
 Dixon(W.E) Her majesty's tower. 2v. 1869. 493.11 
 
 — Knight (J.) In his London, v. 2 487.01 
 
 Long ( Col. C. ChaiUe - ). Central Africa : naked truths 
 
 of naked people. New York, 1877. 8°. . 1086.17 
 Long (Edward). History of Jamaica, [anon. ] 3 v. 
 
 London, 1774. 4° 558.04 
 
 Long (George). The decline of the Koman republic. 
 
 5v. London, 1864-74. 8° 437.19 
 
 — and Maoleane (A. J.) Bibliotheca classica. 25 v. 
 
 [Greek texts, with Engl, notes.] L., 1853-72. 8°. 
 ConltnU. 
 Note.— For full titles, etc., see names of the respective 
 authors in general alphabet. 
 
 £schylus, ed. by Paley, 
 Oicero. Orat„byLong. 
 Demosthenes, by Whis- 
 
 ton 
 
 Euripides, by Paley. 
 Hesiod, by Paley. 
 Homer, by Paley. . 
 Horace, by Macleane. 
 Juvenal, by Macleane. 
 
 7763.01 
 7727.01 
 
 7763.02 
 7763.04 
 7663.07 
 7763.08 
 7727.05 
 7727.06 
 
 Lucretius, by Munro. 7727.14 
 Plato. Gorgias, by W. 
 
 H. Thompson. . . . 7763.12 
 Phaedrus.by Thompson. 7763.13 
 Sophocles, by Blaydes. 7703.10 
 Tacitus. Annals.byFrost. 7727.07 
 Terence, by Parry. . . 7727.09 
 Virgil, by Conington. . 7727.10 
 
 Long (fleu. J.) Scripture truth in oriental dress. 
 
 Calcutta, 1871. 12° 3757.09 
 
 «>ng (J. P. A.) Genealogical hand-book of English 
 
 history. London, [1870 ]8°. .... 467.13 
 w>ng (Joseph W.) American wild-fowl shooting. 
 
 New York, 1874. 12°. 4624 11 
 
 «>ng (Samuel P.) Art: its laws, etc. Boston, 1871. 
 
 12°. 
 
 ^oF' ) Ke y to * he chess openings. 
 
 o . . 
 
 Longacre (James B.) and Herring (J.) Nat. portrait gallery. 
 *ee Herring (James) and Longacre 3247.08 
 
 . . 1412.20 
 
 Dublin, 1871. 
 
 . . 4614.24 
 
 Longevity and Centenarianism. 
 
 — Account of persons remarkable for health and Ion- 
 
 gevity. [anon.] 1829 3261.24 
 
 — Bailey ( T.) Becords of longevity. 1857. . 3263 31 
 
 — Beard (O.M.) Longevity of brain-workers, [n.p. or cf.]/ n 4333 33 
 
 ~ cl ZLt 3 ,lT$:h 15 ' im ■ *• 207 - 211 *°^°<™ <- 
 ~ Fa ™ ( M^i£W££ v 2^83^ Mas " "'"• 
 
 — Flourens(P.) De la longevite h'umaine et de la 
 
 quantity de vie sur le globe. 4e ed. 1860. 4327 08 
 
 — Quy ( W.A .) Duration of life in various pursuits. [In Statis 
 
 tioal soc. Journal, 1864-69 ; various articles.] 
 
 — °™/ 9 'f ■' Increa3e °f human life. [In Atlantic mag., y. 24, 
 
 — Lankester (E. B.) On comparative longevity in 
 
 man and the lower animals. 1870. . . 4723 22 
 
 — Longevity. Part 1. Biometry. By T. S. Lambert. 
 
 Followed by the prize essays, on. the physical in- 
 dications of longevity by J. V. C. Smith and John 
 H. Griscom. With a ' Brief application of the ex- 
 position and essays,' by C. L. Hubbell. New 
 York, 1869. 8° 5914.29 
 
 — Lucian. In his Works, v. 2, 1780 ; p. 394-40L . . . 6047 09 
 
 — Madden (R.R.) Infirmities of men of genius ; p. 33-70. 2641 06 
 
 — JSf (J "'' Paper ou lon 6evity. {In Mass. hist. soc. Proa, 
 1864-5.] .... 
 
 — Sigourney (Mrs. L. H.) Literary longevity. [In her Past me- 
 
 ridian, 1864 ; p. 146-172 2643 06 
 
 — Taylor (</. ) Annals of health, etc. 1818. . 3261.25 
 
 — Temple (Sir W.) Of health and long life. [Works, v. 3. ] 6075 04 
 
 — Thackrah{C. T.) Effects of arts, trades, etc., on 
 
 longevity. 1832 4341.01 
 
 — Thorns (W. J.) Human longevity, its facts and 
 
 its fictions. 1873. 4732.16 
 
 — Winslow (F.) Longevity. [In his Body and mind,p.61-66.]4383.13 
 
 See also Auier. examiner and rev., July, 1877 (Statistics 
 of longevity) ; Blackw. mag., v. 77, 1855, or Littell, 1855, 
 v. 3 ; Ed. rev., v. 105, 1857, or Littell, 1857 ; Fortn. rev., 
 v. 11, 1869 (Sir G. C. Lewis's opinions on longevity ; notes 
 on a conversation with him, by L. A. Tollemache): Frasev'a 
 mag , N.e., v. 6, 1872 (by prof. R. Owen) ; v. 6, 1872 (Longevity 
 of the patriarchs) ; Littell, I860, v. 3 ; Littell, 1872, v. 4 
 (from Tinsley's mag.); Macm. mag., Oct., 1871 (Centenarian- 
 ism, by E. Ray Lankester); New monthly, July, 1866; 
 Phrenol. journal, July, 1877 (Relation of character to lon- 
 gevity); Qu. rev., v. 124, 1868, or Littell, 1868, v. 1 (Longevity 
 and centenarianism) ; Sanitarian, May, 1877 (Influence of 
 civilization on the duration of human life, by C. T. Lewis); 
 Scribner, Nov., 1876 (Curiosities of longevity, by E. Thom- 
 son) ; Westm. rev., Aug., 1874 (Longevity in a new light, by 
 E. F. Taylor). 
 
 JIS" See also Vital statistics ;— Medicine (Health, etc.) 
 Longfellow (Henry Wadsworth). Aftermath. Bos- 
 ton, 1873. 16° 1664.24 
 
 Note. — This is Part 3 of Tales of a wayside inn. 
 
 — Ballads and other poems. Camb., 1842. 12°. 1664.27 
 — • Courtship of Miles Standish, and other poems. 
 
 Boston, 1859. 16° 1664.14 
 
 Divine tragedy. Boston, 1871. 16°. . . 1664.21 
 
 — Drift-wood. In his Prose works, v. 1. .... .6052.11 
 
 — Flower-de-luce. Boston, 1867. 16°. . . 1664.15 
 
 — Golden legend. Boston, 1853. 16°. . .1664.16 
 
 Note. — Reviewed in Blackwood, v. 71, 1852. 
 
 — Hanging of the crane. Boston, 1875. 12°. 1664. 25 
 
 — Hiawatha. Boston, 1855. 16° 1664.17 
 
 — Hyperion, a romance. In his Prose works, v. 2, below 6052.12 
 
 — Kavanagh, a tale. In his Prose works, v. 2 6052.12 
 
 — Keramos and other poems. B., 1878. 12°. 1664.28 
 
 Contents: Keramos. Birds of passage. Book of sonnets, 
 pt. ii. Translations. Seven sonnets and a canzone, from 
 the Italian. 
 
 — Masque of Pandora and other poems. Boston, 
 
 1875. 12° 1664.26 
 
 — New England tragedies, i. John Endicott. n. 
 
 Giles Corey of the Salem Farms. Boston, 1868. 
 16° 1664.20 
 
 — Outre-mer. In his Prose works, v. 1, below 5052. 11 
 
 — Poems. 2 v. Boston, 1853. 12°. . . . 1664.08 
 
 v. 1. Voices of the night. Earlier poems. Translations. 
 Ballads. Children of the Lord's supper. Poems on sla- 
 very. Spanish student. 2. Belfry of Bruges, etc. Evan- 
 geline. Seaside and fireside. Translations. 
 
 Same. 2 v. Boston, 1864. 32°. . .1664.10a 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Same as those of v. 1-2 of preceding ed. 
 2. Evangeline. Golden legend. Hiawatha. Courtship ol 
 Miles btandish. 
 
 — Poetical works. London, 1869. 16°. . . 1664.13 
 
 Contents in addition to those of preceding edition : Birds of 
 passage, and Tales of a wayside inn. 
 
 — Poetical works. Boston, 1871. 16°. . . . 1664.12 
 
 Contents in addition to those of preceding ed.: Flower-de- 
 luce. Judas Maccabasus. A handful of translations. The 
 
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 Ireland. 
 
 Italy, 3 v. 
 
 Russia. 
 
 Scotland, 2 v. 
 
 Spain, 2 v. 
 
 Switzerland and Austria. 
 
 Longfellow (H. W.), continued. 
 
 masque of Pandora. The hanging of the crane. Mori turi 
 salutamus. A book of Bonnets, pt. i. (For pt. n. see Ker- 
 amos, above.) 
 
 — Poets and poetry of Europe. N.Y.,1857. 8°. 1665.07 
 
 — Prose works. 2 v. Boston, 1857. 32°. . .5052.11 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Outre-Mer. Driftwood, a col. of essays. 
 2. Hyperion, a romance. Eavanagh, a tale. 
 
 — Sea-side and fire-side. Boston, 1850. 16°. 1664.18 
 
 Contents : The building of the ship, etc. Blind girl of 
 Castel-Ouille. A Christmas carol. Resignation, etc. 
 — - Tales of a wayside inn. Boston, 1863. 16°. 1664.19 
 Note.— For ' Second day ' see following entry. 
 
 — Three bookB of song. Boston, 1872. 12°. . 1664.22 
 
 Contents : Tales of a wayside inn : second day. Judas 
 MaccabsBus. A handful of translations. 
 
 — ed. Poems of places. Boston, 1876-78. 16°. 1667.11 
 
 Contents. 
 Denmark, Iceland, Norway, 
 
 and Sweden. 
 England and Wales, 4 v. 
 France, 2 v. 
 Germany, 2 v. 
 Greece, and Turkey in Europe. 
 
 — The estray : a collection of poems. Boston, 1817. 
 
 16° 
 
 — The waif : a collection of poems. Cambridge, 
 
 1845. 16° 1664.23 
 
 49" For biogr. and critical notices of H. W. L. see Biog- 
 raphy (p. 169) : also Int. rev., Nov., 1875 (H. W. L. and 
 works, by Ray Palmer). 
 Longfellow (Rev. Samuel). Book of hymns and 
 tunes for the congregation and the home. Cam- 
 bridge, 1876. 8° 3765.27 
 
 — Doctrine of the spirit : sermon, at the dedication of the 
 
 chapel of the 2d unit, eoc, Brooklyn, Men., 2, 1858. New 
 York, 1858. 8" 3566.28 
 
 — Hymns of the spirit. Boston, 1864. 16°. . 1662.06 
 
 — Vespers. Prepared for the New Chapel, Brooklyn. 
 
 New York, 1859. 16° 3765.25 
 
 — The word preached : sermon, Brooklyn, Apl„ 23, 1853. New 
 
 York, 1853. 8° 3666.28 
 
 — and Higginson (T. W.) Thalatta ; a book [of 
 
 poems] for the sea-side. B., 1853. 16°. 1693.16 
 
 — and Johnson (S. ) A book of hymns for public and 
 
 private devotion. 5th ed. B.,1853. 12°. 3765.26 
 
 Longiuus (Dionysius). Treatise on the sublime. 
 Tr. with remarks by Boileau, Daeier, and Boivin. 
 London, 1712. 8°. 5017.07 
 
 Same. Tr. with notes by W. Smith. London, 
 
 1819. 8° In 5093.03 
 
 ■ Same. Tr. with dissertations, by W. T. Spur- 
 dens. London, 1836. 8° 6335.01 
 
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 Long Island (Battle of). See Countries {Brooklyn, p. 296). 
 
 Long Island historical society. Memoirs, v. 1-2 
 
 Brooklyn, 1867-69. 8° 613.13 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Dankers (J.) and Slnyster(P.) Journal of 
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 1679-80 ; tr. from the Dutch and ed. by H. O. Murphy 
 2. Field (T. W.) The battle of Long Island, «te,; introd. 
 narrative with authentic documents. 
 See also Brooklyn {Libraries, p. 296). 
 
 Longland (Robert). See Langland (Robert). 
 
 Longley (John). Observ. on trial by jury. [In Pamphleteer, 
 v. 6, 1812.) . . .6058.05 
 
 Longman (F.W.) Chess openings. L., 1370.16°. 4614.21 
 
 Longman (Wm.) History of the life and times of 
 
 Edward m. 2 v. London, 1869. 8°. . 3054.05 
 
 - History of the three cathedrals dedicated to St. 
 
 Paul in London. London, 1873. 8°. . 1315.42 
 
 Longstreet (Augustus Baldwin). Georgia scenes. 
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 Longueville (Duchesse de). See Biography- (p. 169). 
 
 Longus Daphnis et Ohloe. Gr. et Lat. [In EroticI scriDtores 
 Didol, 1856.] 7764.17 
 
 Same. Translated. [In Greek romances, Bohn, 1858.1 211 46 
 
 Lonsdale (Henry). Sketch of life of Robert Knox, 
 the anatomist. London, 1870. 12°. . . 3095.24 
 
 Looker-on. By W. Roberts. [In Chalmers (A.) British essay- 
 ists, v. 35-37, 1856.] ... 2512 01 
 
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 Looking glasses. See Mirrors. 
 
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 •tioomis (Alfred L.) Lectures on diseases of the 
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 York, 1875. 8° '. d354 . 16 
 
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 classics. San Francisco, 1867. 12°. . . 2721.30 
 
 Loomis (Elias). Progress of astronomy in the U 8 
 New York, 1851. 12° 4016.14 
 
 — Aurora borealis : its phenomena and laws. [In Sm. report 
 
 1865.] 3936!1( j 
 
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 — Treatise on meteorology. N. Y, 1868. 8°. 4021.13 
 
 — Zone of small planets between Jupiter and Mars. [In Sm. re- 
 
 port, 1864.) 3936.09 
 
 Loomis (L. C.) Mizpah. Prayer and friendship 
 Philadelphia, 1858. 12°. 3566.18 
 
 Lope de Vega. See Vega. 
 
 Lord (O. E.) The irrepressible conflict: sermon. Boston 
 1864. 8° 6725.27 
 
 Lord(Eleazer). Theories of currency. N. Y., 1864. 8°. .6937.12 
 
 Lord (Henry). Discovery of the sect of the BanianB. 
 London, 1630. sm. 4° 7811.04 
 
 Same. [In Pinkerton (J.) Col. of voyages, v. 8, 1811.] 926.08 
 
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 Lord (John). Ancient states and empires ; for col- 
 leges and schools." New York, 1869. 8°. 425.09 
 
 — Life of Emma Willard. N. Y, 1873. 12°. . 3186.15 
 
 — Modern history, from Luther to the fall of Na- 
 
 poleon. Philadelphia, 1869. 12°. . . . 442.29 
 
 — Old Roman world. [The empire.] New York, 
 
 1867. 8° 433.16 
 
 Lord (John Keast). At home in the wilderness. 2d 
 ed. London, 1867. 12°. 932.13 
 
 — Naturalist in Vancouver Island and British Colum- 
 
 bia. 2 v. London, 1866. 12°. .... 1153.19 
 
 Lord (Nathan, D.D.) The cherubim and the flaming sword : a 
 
 baccalaureate discourse, Dartmouth college, 1863. Boston, 
 
 1864. 8° 3567.27 
 
 — Discourse commem. of Abiel Chandler. B„ 1852. 8°. 3567.27 
 
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 p.ord. Repr. from Commun. of Mass. med. soc] 8°. 3243.13 
 Lord (Willis, D.D.) Our national blessings : sermon, Brooklyn, 
 
 Nov. 26,1857. New York, 1867. 8° 634.24 
 
 Lord chancellors of England. See Campbell (John, lord). 
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 [In Percy society, v. 10.] 6060.10 
 
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 their odd phases. London, [1874.] 12°. 6612.09 
 
 — The unwritten book. Colloquies. 3d ed. Lon- 
 
 don, [1872.] 12° 2534.23 
 
 Contents : Wordsworth, Holy mother church, Shakspeare, 
 
 Milton. 
 
 Lorenz (Friedrich). Life of Alcum.L.,1837.16°. 3013.09 
 
 Lorenz (Otto Henri). Catalogue general de la librairie 
 
 francaise, 1840-1865. 4 v. Paris, 1867-69.8°. 2784.01 
 
 Same. v. 5-6, 1866-75. P., 1876-77. 8°. 2784.05 
 
 Loretto. Northcote {J. S.) Celebrated sanctuaries, 1868. 3416.16 
 
 Lorgnette (The). See Mitchell (D. G.) 1853 232.05 
 
 Lorgues (A. F. F. V. Roselly de). See Eosellyde Lorgues. 3043.09 
 Lorimer (James). Constitutionalism of the future ; 
 parliament the mirror of the nation. Edin- 
 burgh, 1865. 16° 5717.12 
 
 Lorimer (Mary). Among the trees. New York, 1869. 
 
 12°. 4915.06 
 
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 — Neutral relations of England and the United States. 
 
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 — Reconstruction. Boston, 1866°. .... 5733.26 
 
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 tions betw. tit. Britain and the United States. 
 
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 Loring (George B. ) Farm-yard club of Jotham. Bos- 
 ton, 1876. 12°. 6126.09 
 
 — Agriculture and the horse. [In Murray (W. H. H.) The per- 
 
 fect horse, 1873.) *628.02 
 
 Loring (James Spear). The hundred Boston orators. 
 
 Boston, 1852. 8° 3246.13 
 
 Same. 4th ed. Boston, 1855. 8°. . . 3246.14 
 
 Lome (Marquis of). Set Campbell (John G. B. H. ». S., marq. oj 
 
 Lome), 
 
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LORNE - LOVELACE 
 
 719 
 
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 Lorraine (Claude). Sweetser (M. F.) Life of. 
 
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 Loss and gain. See Newman (John H.) 3678.10 
 
 Lossing (Benson John). Centennial history of the 
 United States. Hartford, 1875. 8°. . . 577.16 
 
 — Grammar-school hist, of the U. S. New York 
 
 1869. 16° 572.22 
 
 — History of England. New York, 1871. 12°. 463.25 
 
 — History of the U. S. Hartford, 1874. 8°. . 583.27 
 
 — Hudson, (The) from the wilderness to the sea. Il- 
 
 lustrated. New York, 1866. sm. 4°. . . 1125.21 
 
 — Life and times of Philip Schuyler. [1733-1804 1 
 
 2v. New York, 1873. t>° 3161.25 
 
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 — Lives of the signers of the Declaration of American 
 
 Independence. Philadelphia, 1870. 12. 3243.08 
 
 — Mount Vernon and its associations; hist., biogr., 
 
 and pictorial. New York, 1859. 8°. . . 624 21 
 Same. Hartford, (Cbnn.), 1871. 8°. . . 625. i8a 
 
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 States]. With 500 illus. by P. O. C. Darlev 
 2 v. New York, 1875-78. 4° 586.06 
 
 — Outline history of the fine arts. New York, 1852 
 
 12° 1431.06 
 
 — Pictorial field-book of the revolution. 2 v. New 
 
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 — Pictorial field-book of the war of 1812. New York 
 
 1868. 8°. 5s7A j 
 
 — Pictorial hist, of the civil war. 3 v. Philadelphia 
 
 1866. 8° 645.01 
 
 Same. 3 v. Hartford, 1868. 8°. . . . 
 
 — Seventeen hundred and seventy-six, or the war of 
 
 independence. New York, 1847. 8°. . 583.19 
 
 — Vassar college and its founder. N.Y., 1867.8°. 5518!ll 
 
 Lost amid the fogs. See McCrea (E. B.) 1869 1153 13 
 
 Lost and found ; or life among the poor. See Halliday (S. B.) 
 
 1859 5825 0*4 
 
 Lost and hostile gospels. See Gould (S. Baring-). 1874.3757 30 
 Lost cause regained. See Pollard (E. A.) 1868. . . . 6725.15 
 Lost cities brought to light, [anon.] London, [1871.] 
 
 18 °- 421.20 
 
 Contents : Cities of Egypt, Giant cities of Bashan, Tvre. 
 
 Nineveh, Babylon. 
 Lost continent [Africa]. See Cooper (Joseph). 1875. . 1095 18 
 
 Lost forever. See Townsend (L. T.) 1876 3613 22 
 
 Lost found and the wanderer welcomed. See Taylor (W. M.) 
 
 Loto 3612 20 
 
 Lost in the forest. [JnBallantyne's miscellany, v! 6,1869.1 93107 
 Lost in the jungle. See Du ChaUlu (P.) 1870. . . . 1093 19 
 lost prince (The). See Hanson (J. H.) 1864. . . 311415 
 
 Lost solar syBtem of the ancients discovered. See Wilson (J.) 
 
 1856 4017 14 
 
 Lost tales of Miletus. See Bulwe'r-Lytton (e'.g'.E.L.)' 1866! 167L18 
 Win (<_,. E.) Practical stair-builder. Troy, (K Y~), 
 
 1868. 4° 1317 03 
 
 Lothrop (Samuel K.) Life of Samuel Kirkland. 
 
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 v. 25.] 3241 25 
 
 Lott (Emmeline). Harem life in Egypt and Con- 
 
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 Lotteries. Bray (W.) Account of the lottery of 1667, the first 
 
 upon record. [In Archajologia, v. 19, 1819.1 . . . 5128 — 
 «S" See also Gambling. 
 Lotas. Dnppa (R.) Dissertation on the lotus of antiquity. Un 
 
 L M ,„,r? haJOi0 f ia > T - 19 > 1821 J; P °P- 60i - rev . V- 10, p. 254. 
 Lotus eating. See Curtis (George W.) 1852. . . . . .1112.19 
 
 Lotze (Hermann). See Mind, v. 1, 1876 (article by T. M. Lind- 
 say) • Unitarian review, v. 7, 1877 (Lotze on the soul and 
 Us organism ; 2 papers by J. T. Bixby) ; Flint (E.) Philos. 
 Of hist., v. 1, 1875 ; p. 585-596. . . . . . ... 447.01 
 
 «>uage (Rev. A ) History of Greek and Eoman clas- 
 sical literature. New York, 1873. 12°. . 2732 29 
 
 ionandre (Charles Leopold). Introd. generate et texte. See 
 
 Artssomptuaires ue6 . 02 
 
 ... ™» ls num -erous articles in Bevue des deux mondes 
 »eep. 90 of its Table gin. 
 
 bat (A.) American vine-dresser's guide. [French 
 L , ^a .English.] New ed. N.Y., 1872. 12°. 6133.09 
 
 i««i ?' ^ Narr ative of the mission to Bussia, in 
 Lr>,J ' T 0f hon ' G - V - Fox - N - Y - . !873. 8°. 997.09 
 uouoon (John Claudius). Arboretum et fruticetum 
 
 JJntannicum ; or the trees and shrubs of Britain. 
 
 -sa ed. g v. London, 1854 8°. . . . 4917 0? 
 Contents : v. 1-4, Text. 5-7 Plates. 
 ~ E S°E? dia of Agriculture. 4th ed. London 
 
 furniture. 
 1869. 8°. 
 
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 Newed. d ■ ■:■ , ,.,,,1 London, 
 
 Encyclopedia of ''gardening. L.,'l834 V 612fi'nl 
 - Encycl. of -trees and shrubf. L. mt. 8< 4917 00 
 ~ l850 8a 8° ener - Ed ' by MrB ' Loudon - London, 
 LOU ™L ( ,^- J " W ° ': f he ' li '^ °f mental'sdence 01 - 
 
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 ~ "^jwo. LM aia !" e . a ' d6 - [ ' /n " to ' Hi;t - du '^erve 8 me„ 3 x 4 
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 Louisa. See Voss (J.) 1852. 
 
 Louisiana. See Countries, etc. (Louisiana, p. 341) 
 
 Lounger (The). Feb. 5, 1785-jkn. 6, 1787. " 
 
 and others. In Chalmers (A.) 
 
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 Loup (Le). Galleux et Bellin'ette. 
 
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 Lourdes. Privost-Paradol (L. A.) ' 
 
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 • • 2511.30 
 
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 Pans, 1861. 12° 591 | l 
 
 Louvet de Coudray (Jean Baptiste). Memoirs. '[In Barriere 
 
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 Louvre (The). Guide through the galleries of paint- 
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 — St. John (_B.) The Louvre, or biography of a mu- 
 
 seum. 1855 1433.21 
 
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 M. L. by his own hands, at Venice, July, 1805. [In Pam- 
 phleteer, v 6, 1814.] .6068.03 
 
 Love (Wm, De Loss). Wisconsin in the war of the 
 
 rebellion. Chicago, 1866. 8° 633.08 
 
 Love. 
 
 — Bulwer-LytUm (E. G.) Influence of love on lit. and real life 
 
 [Inhis Prose works, v. 2, 1868 ; p. 307-368.] . . . 2514 24 
 
 — Burton (R.) Love melancholy. [In his Anatomy of melan- 
 
 choly, 1852 ; p. 422-693.] .2517.19 
 
 Same, condensed. [In Melancholy anatomized, 1866 • 
 
 P- 158-265.] 2515.10 
 
 — Cobbe (F. P.) Ideal love. [In her Hours of work and play 
 
 1867 ; p. 187-203.] . 2 521.08 
 
 — Duhring (J.) Greater than sceptres. [In her Philosophers 
 
 and fools, 1874.] 2524 16 
 
 — Emerson (R. W.) Love. [In his Essays, 1st s., 1873 ; p. 151- 
 
 173-1 2524.05 
 
 — Garretson [J. E.) Concerning nuptial love ;— Concerning he- 
 
 roic love. In his Hours with John Darby, 1877.] . 2625.25 
 
 — (Klliland (T.) The trap : amoral, philosophical, and 
 
 satirical work. 2 v. 1808 5822.23 
 
 — Jameson (Mrs. A.) Loves of the poets. 1857. 3262.21 
 
 — Michelet (J.) L' Amour. [Fr.] 1859. . .7026.01 
 Same. Tr. by J. W. Palmer. 1859. . 5821.10 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Blackwood, v. 86, 1869. 
 
 — Plato. The symposium. PhEedrus. See Plato. 
 
 — Plutarch. Of love. [In his Morals, v. 4, p. 254-311.] 5435.20 
 
 — Rands (W.B.) The sphere of love. [In his Henry Holbeach. 
 
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 1839. 8° 
 
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 — Swedenborg (K) Conjugial love. 1863. . 3598.01 
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 Love and madness. See Croft (Sir H.) 1809 3036.22 
 
 Note.— Purports to deal with Thomas Chatterton's life. 
 
 Love is enough. See Morris (Wm.) 1873 1673.26 
 
 Love of God. See Biblical and religious lit. (Love, p. 91). 
 
 Love poems of all nations. See Kainc-s (J.) 1870. . . . 1662.24 
 
 Love's labor lost. See Shakspere (Wm). 
 
 Love's meinie. See Euskin (John). 1873 4815.08 
 
 Lovelace (Bichard). Lucasta. Poems. With some 
 account of the author, and notes, by W. C. Haz- 
 litt. London, 1864. 16° 1664.31 
 
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 Ireland. London, 1867. 12° 4825.21 
 
 Lover (Samuel). Poetical works. L., 1868. 12°. 1664.29 
 
 — Songs and ballads. London, 1858. 8°. .1664,29 
 
 &g- For hi3 novels see Fiction (p. BOO.) 
 
 Lover's dictionary ; a poetical treasury. [anon.] 
 New York, 1867. 8° 1664.30 
 
 Loves of the poets. See Jameson (Mrs. A.) 1857. . . . 3262.21 
 
 Lovett (H.. W.) Thoughts on the causes of evil, 
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 Lovett (Richard). The electrical philosopher ; a new 
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 Worcester, 1774. 8° 4024.14 
 
 Lovett (Win.) Social and political morality. Lon- 
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 Lovewell (John). Kidder (F.) Exped. ofJ.L. 557.24 
 
 Lovibond (Charles). Long Island and where to go. 
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 Lovibond (Edward), tfoems. Ed. with life, by A. Chalmers. [In 
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 Low (David). Domesticated animals of the British 
 
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 Low (Sampson, jr.) Charities of London. London, 
 
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 Low (Sampson). See Literature (Book-trade catalogues, p. 706). 
 
 Low (Sampson) & Co. Classified catalogue of edu- 
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 its dependencies, 1870. L, 1876. 8°. . 5522.17 
 
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 Lowe (Solomon). Mnemonics. [Appended to Grey (R.) Memo. 
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 Lowe (E. J.) *Ferns: British and exotic. 8 v. 
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 — Natural history of 'British grasses. London, 1868. 
 
 8° 4916.14 
 
 — and Howard (W.) 'Beautiful leaved plants of 
 
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 Lccto (N. M.) Report on wood -industries. [In U. S. Com. to 
 1m. exhib. at Vienna, 1873. Reports, v. 4, 1876.] . 3916.18 
 
 Lowe (Hon. Robert). Speeches and letters on re- 
 form. 2d ed. London, 1867. 12°. . . 5724. 13 
 4®= For biogr. sketches of R. L. see Biography (p. 171). 
 
 Lowell (Mrs. Anna Cabot [Jackson]. Seed-grain for 
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 Lowell (Charles, D.D.) Characteristics of a good 
 soldier ; sermon before Anc. and hon. artillery co. 
 Boston, 1810. 8° 5093.06 
 
 — Proceedings in the West church, on occasion of [his] decease. 
 
 Boston, 1861. 8 - 3631.85 
 
 Lowell (James Russell). Among my books. Boston, 
 
 1870. 16° 2534 14 
 
 Contents: Dryden (N. A. rev., Apl., 1868). Leasing (N. A. 
 rev., Apl., 1867). New England two centuries ago. Rous- 
 seau and the sentimentalists. Shakespeare once more. 
 Witchcraft (N. A. rev., Jan., 1868). 
 
 Same. 2d series. Boston, 1876. 12°. . 2534.30 
 
 Contents : Dante. Spenser. Wordsworth. Milton. Eeats. 
 
 — Biglow papers. Boston, 1856. 16°. . . . 1671.05 
 Same. 2d series. Boston, 1867. 16°. 1671.054 
 
 Note. — Tieviewed in N. Brit, rev., v. 29, 1858 (Decay of 
 mod. satire). 
 
 — The Cathedral : [a poem]. B., 1870. 16°. 1671.08 
 
 — Conversations on some of the old poets. Cam- 
 
 bridge, 1845. 12° 2534.13 
 
 Contents : Chaucer. Old dramatists. Ohapman. Ford. 
 
 — Fable for critics. Boston, 1856. 16°. . .1671.06 
 
 — Fire-side travels. Boston, 1864. 16°. . . 2534.12 
 
 Contents : Cambridge 30 years ago. Moosehead journal. 
 Leaves from my journal in Italy and elsewhere. At sea, — In 
 the Mediterranean— Italy— A few bits of Roman mosaic. 
 
 — My study windows. Boston, 1871. 12°. . 2534.18 
 
 Contents : Abraham Lincoln (N. A. rev., Jan., 1861). Car- 
 lyle (N. A. rev., Apl., 1866). Chaucer (July, 1870). Emer- 
 son, the lecturer. A good word for winter. A great pub- 
 lic character (Atl. mo., Nov., 1867). Library of old authors, 
 ed. by W. C. Hazlitt (N. A. rev., Apl., 1870). Life and let- 
 ters of James Gates Percival. My garden acquaintance. 
 On a certain condescension in foreigners (Atl. mo., Jan., 
 1869). Pope (N. A. rev., Jan., 1871). Swinburne's tragedies. 
 Thoreau. 
 
 — Poems. 6th ed. 2 v. Boston, 1854. 16°. 1671.01 
 
 Contents : v. 1. A legend of Brittany. Miscellaneous 
 poemB. Sonnets. L'euvoi. 
 
 2. Columbus. An Indian summer reverie. Vision of 
 Sir Launfal, and miscel. poems. 
 
 — Poetical works. 2 v. Boston, 1866. 16°. . 1671.03 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Miscellaneous poems. Legend of Brit- 
 tany, etc. Memorial verses. Sonnets. L'envoi. Vision 
 of Sir Launfal. 
 
 2. Fable for critics. Biglow papers. Unhappy lot of 
 Mi. Knott. An oriental apologue. 
 
 — Poet, works. Complete ed. B., 1869. 16°. 1671.13 
 
 Note.— Same as preceding ed., adding Under the willows 
 and Poems of the war. 
 
 — Under the willows, and other poems. Boston 
 
 1869. 16° 1671.07 
 
 — A year's life. [Poems.] Boston, 1841. 12°. 1666.06 
 
 j&ST For a list of his contrib. to Atlantic monthly see its 
 Index volume. 
 
 — Drake (S. A.) Historic mansions of Middlesex. 1871. 601.07 
 
 — Homes of American authors, 1857 3245 11 
 
 See also Inter, rev., v. 1, 1877 (J. R. L. and mod. lit. crit- 
 icism, by Ray Palmer) ; Lippincott'e, June, 1871 (Prof. L. 
 as a critic) ; New Englander, v. 29, 1870 (L. and Browning); 
 ScribDer'B monthly, May, June, July, 1872 (Lowell's proBej 
 by W. C. Wilkinson ; 3 art.); Cout. mo., Feb., 1862 (byD. M 
 Colton). 
 
 Lowell (John). Diplomatick policy of Mr. Madison unveiled ; in 
 strictures upon the late correspondence betw. Smith and 
 Jackson. By a Bostonian. [anon.] L., 1810. 8°. In 5721.03 
 
 Same Boston, [n. d.] 8° 5093.05 
 
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 — Peace without dishonour — war without hope. Enquiry into 
 
 the question of the Chesapeake, and the necessity and ex- 
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 1807. 8° 5093.05 
 
 — Remarks on J. Q. Adams's review of Ames's Works. Boston, 
 
 1809. 8° 6093.07 
 
 Lowell (Rev. Robert Traill Spence). Fresh hearts 
 that failed 3000 years ago. B., 1860. 16°. 1671.10 
 
 — Poems. New ed. Boston, 1864. 16°. . . 1671.09 
 
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 our holy war. 
 D&- For his works of fiction see Fiction class-list (p. 600) 
 
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 Lowell lectures. See Agassiz (L. J. R.) Lectures on comp. em- 
 bryology [1717.11] ;— Bascom (J.);— Bowen (F.);-0had- 
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 C.);— Goodrich (C. B.);— Hopkins (Mark);— Peabody (A. P.) 
 
 Lowenthal (J.) Morphy's games. New York, I860. 
 12°. 4614.11 
 
 Lower (Mark Antony). Contributions to literature. 
 
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 ballad. The south downs — a sketch. On yew-trees in 
 church-yards. Lytel geste of a great sele. Discourse on 
 genealogy. Antiq. pilgrimage in Normandy. Miscellanea. 
 
 — Patronymica Britannica : dictionary of family 
 
 names. London, 1860. 8° 6614.01 
 
 — Worthies of Sussex. Lewes, 1865. 4°. . . 4r8.08 
 Lowig (Carl). Principles of organic and physiological 
 
 chemistry. Tr. byD.Breed. Phil.,1853. b°. 4215.22 
 Lowndes (Wm. Thomas). Bibliographer's manual of 
 
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 5 y. in 10 pts. London, 1857-64. 8°. . 2762.15 
 Same. Appendix. Compiled by H. G. jJohn. 
 
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 Lowne (B. Thompson). Philosophy of evolution. 
 
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 Lowrie (J. M.) The translated prophet. [Elijah.] 
 
 Philadelphia, 1868. 16° 3566.20 
 
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 Lowth (Robert). Isaiah. A new translation. Lon- 
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 — Lectures on the sacred poetry of the Hebrews. Tr. 
 
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 Loyd. See also Lloyd. 
 
 Loyd (Samuel Jones, lord Overstone). Tracts on me- 
 
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 Loyola (St. Ignatius de). Spiritual exercises. Ed. 
 
 by O. Shipley. London, 1870. 18°. . . 357106 
 im~ For lives of Loyola, see Biography (p. 171) ; also Good 
 
 words, Aug., Sept., 1877 (by J. Tullocb). 
 
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 Luard (Lieut.-cokmel J.) 'History of the dress of the 
 
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 Lubbock (Sir John). British wild flowers, considered 
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 Address on primaeval antiquities. [In Arehaeol. Journal, 
 
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 — History of art. Tr. by F. E. Bunnett. 2d ed. 2 v. 
 
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 Luoau. [Marcus Annseus Lucanua. ] (Euvres com- 
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 — Pharsalia. [In Walker (G. S.) *Corpue poetarum.] . 1697.15 
 
 — Pharsalia. Tr. by N. Rowe. Ed. by A. Chalmers. [In O.'s 
 
 En«l. poets, v. 20, 1810.] 1626.20 
 
 — Pharsalia. Tr. into prose by H. T. Riley. Lon- 
 
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 Luoanus (Ocellus.) On the nature of the universe. 
 
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 Lucas (Newton Ivory). Englisch-deutsches und 
 
 deutsch-englisches Worterbuch. 2 v. Bremen, 
 
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 Lucas (Samuel). History as a condition of social 
 
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 — Secularia ; or surveys of the mainstream of history. 
 
 London, 1862. 8° 2534.22 
 
 Contents ; Comparison of anc. and mod. revolutions. 
 Revivalists. The mediaeval castle. The mediaeval borough. 
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 1740-41— old or new England? The New England theo- 
 cracy. On some preparatives of the Amer. revolt. Eev. 
 of 1688, and its historian. The Hohenzollern stage of hero 
 worship. Absolutism in extremis. Eevolutions in pro- 
 gress and prospect. 
 
 Lurasta : poems. See Lovelace (B.) 1864 1664.31 
 
 tace (Stephen B.) Seamanship. 4th ed. New York, 
 
 T .1868. 8° 4517.19 
 
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 ron, Menippus, Menippus and Chiron.] Tr. by 
 W. Maginn. New York, 1856. 12°. . . 1655.07 
 -Opera. Ex recens. G. Dindorfii. Gr. et Lat.,cum 
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 -Works, from the Greek, by T. Franklin. 2 v. 
 
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 or the dead. Charon or the spectators. On sacrifices, 
 ■the sale of philosophers. The fisherman. The tyrant. 
 On dependents in great families. The apology. Hermo- 
 tunus Harmonides. Herodotus. The Scythian. Zeuxis 
 or Antiochos. Instructions for writing hiBtory. The true 
 „ orv .- The tyrant-killer. The disinherited son. Ora- 
 tion of Phalaris to the priests of Delphos. Oration of 
 o ,, P ries *» in favour of Phalaris. 
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 eunuch. On astrology. Demonax. The portrait. Defence 
 
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 aud the oobler. Icaro-Meuippua. The double indictment 
 The parasite. Auacharsis, a dialogue on gymnastic exeri 
 
 Th«"i 1 iJ2 n .!? < T rmnB f ° r tb0 deaa - ThB c "-nplete orator. 
 Ihe liars, a dialogue on superstitious credulity. Himjiaa 
 Bacchus. The Gallic Hercules. Swans aud amber ' Bnl 
 commm ouafly. Illiterate book-hunters. O.. calumny 
 Apophiaa. Encomium on a house. On longevity The 
 toye of our country. Dipsades. Dispute with Hesiod 
 The wishes. On the death of the Peregriuus The fiiei 
 tives. Saturnalia, a dialogue. Chronosolon, high-criest 
 
 SL! at n^t, Sat S rI,aUan e , P ! atle "- L "P Hh *' or ti,e P ban- 
 quet. On the Syrian goddess. Encomium on Demos- 
 thenes. The assembly of the gods. The cynic Phllo- 
 patris. Charidemus, a dialogue on beauly. Nero, or the 
 Isthmus. Tragopodagra, or the gout tragedy. 
 
 ~ m, ^ Am) In **'* 8hort studies on great subjects, v. 3. 
 
 1H ''-J 2526 11 
 
 iVote.— Repr. from Fiaser'e mag., Oct., 1876 
 See also Cornhill mag., Sept, 1877 (by L. Stephen)- 
 Fraser a mag., Aug., 1873 (L., by C. G. Prowett) ; Nat. qu. 
 ™ T o' T .- *■ 1863 : P- 264-284 ; and T. Dyer's elaborate article 
 in Smith s Diet, of Gr. and Koman fciog., v. 2 1859 
 
 Lucianus Redivivus. See Becket (A.) Miscel., v. 2, 1838. 1714 02 
 
 Lucile. See Bulwer-Lytton (R. B.) 1671 21 
 
 Lucilius, junior. Mtna. L'Etna. [Lett, et Fr. ] Paris, 
 1865. 8°. [Nisard'a collection.] . . . 7726.01 
 
 Lucilius (Caiusi. Satires. Tr. with notes, etc., by L. 
 Evans. New York, 1861. 8° 1662.25 
 
 Lucille. See Lucile. 
 
 Lucius, (pseud.) American and Italian cantatrici. 
 London, 1867. 12° 15b2.15 
 
 Lucknow. See Countries, etc. (India : Sepoy revolt, p. 331). 
 
 Lucretius Cams (Titus). De rerum natura. Ex ed. 
 G. Wakefieldi ; cum notis et interp. in usum Del- 
 phini. 4 v. London, Valpy, 1823. 8°. . 7715.02 
 
 — De rerum natura. With notes and a transl., by H. 
 
 A.J.Munro. 3d ed. rev. 2 v. L., 1873. 8°. 7727.14 
 v. 1. Latin text and notes. 2. Translation. 
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 (by H. Hayman) ; Ed. rev., 122, 1865 ; Fraser's mag., v. 74. 
 
 — De rerum natura. [/« Walker(G.S.) "Corpus poetarum.]1697.15 
 
 — CEuvres completes. [De rerum natura, tr. par 
 
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 — On the nature of things. Tr. into prose, by J. S. 
 
 Watson. Metrical transl., by J. M. Good. Lon- 
 don, Bohn, 1851. 12° 1671.12 
 
 — • — Same. Tr. into Engl, verse, by C. F. Johnson. 
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 — Translations, by J. Dryden. [In D. 'a works, v. 12.] . 5042.25 
 
 — Drake (N.) Observ. on L., and translations. [In his Literary 
 
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 — Lange (F.A.) Hist, of materialism.v. 1, 1877 ; p.126-168. 6424.08 
 
 — Munro (H. A. J.) On Lucretius ; On a point in the doctrine 
 
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 .Ludewig (Hermann E.) Literature of American ab- 
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 — Literature of American local history. New York, 
 
 1846. 8° 2723.30 
 
 Ludlam (Thomas). Logical tracts, illust. of Locke's 
 treatise upon the human understanding. Cam- 
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 Ludlow ( Fitz Hugh). The hasheesh eater. New York, 
 
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 Lunt (George). Old New England traits. New York. 
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 — Origin of the late war, traced from the beginning 
 
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 — The person of Christ. (In Bremen lectures, 1871.1 . 3523 27 
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 — On the bondage of the will. Erom the Latin by 
 
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 Luxborough (H. Knight, lady). Letters written to 
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 Luxury. What is luxury 1 [anon.] 1829. .5916.02 
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 Luzerne (Frank). The lost city! or Chicago, as it 
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 1872. 8° 4113.32 
 
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 logue) ; also the essay by I. Kant in Journal of spec, pai- 
 los„ v. 7, 1873 ; p. 14-18 (Concerning a pretended right to 
 lie from motives of humanity) ; New qu. mag., Apl., 1877 
 (Tho aot of lying, by C. E. Browne). 
 
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 of comp. zoology. Illustrated catalogue. No. 1 and 6, 
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 the death of Antoninus, [b.c. 31— a.d. 180.] 2 v. 
 
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 of the three estaitis. 5. Minor poems : sketch of Scottish 
 poetry to time of Lyndesay, with outline of his works, by 
 J. Nichol. Deploratioun of quene Magdalene. Answer to 
 ye kingis fiyting. Complaint and publict confessioun of 
 the kingis auld hound Bagsche. Ane supplicatioun to 
 the kingis grace in contemtioun of syde taillis and misse- 
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 verteue and vituperatioun of vyce. 
 
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 Lyon (8. S.) Exploration of ancient mounds in Union county, 
 
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 Lyra cceleatis. See Thompson (A. O.) 1863." 1693.18 
 
 Lyra elegantiarum. See Locker (F.) ..... . 1663.41 
 
 Lyra Germanica. See Winkworth (C.) 3761.29 
 
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 aiyncs of a day : or newspaper poetry. By a volun- 
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 Lyrics of loyalty. See Moore (Frank). 1864 1673.03 
 
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 of the Greeks from the conclusion of the Pelo- 
 
 ponnesian war to the battle of Chaeronea. By J 
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 Macaronic poetry. See Poetry {Macaronic). 
 
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 Maoarthur (Margaret). History of Scotland. Ed. by 
 
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 Macarthy. See also Maccarthy. 
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 Macaulay (James). History of the state of New York. 
 
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 Bacon (Lord), v. 3. 
 
 Barere, v. 5. 
 
 Bunyan (John), v. 6. 
 
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 Chatham (Earl of), v. 3, 6 
 
 Clive {Lord), v. 4. 
 
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 Milton, touching the great 
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 D'Arblay {Madame), v. 6. 
 
 Dryden (John), v. 1. 
 
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 Frederick the great, v. 6. 
 
 Gladstone on the church and 
 
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 Hallam's Conititutional history, 
 v. 1. 
 
 Hastings (Warren), v. 5. 
 
 History, v. 1. 
 
 Holland {Lord), V. 4. 
 
 Hunt (Leigh), v. 4. 
 
 Index (appendix), v. 6. 
 
 Jews (Civil disabilities of), v. 2. 
 
 Johnson (Samuel), v. 6. 
 
 London university (app.), v. 6. 
 
 Machiavelli, v. 1. 
 
 Mackintosh (Sir James), v. 3. 
 
 Mill on government, v. 2. 
 
 Mill (Westminster reviewers' 
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 Milton, v. 1. 
 
 Mirabeau, v. 3. 
 
 Mitford'B Hist, of Greece, v. 1. 
 
 Montgomery's (Robert) Poems, 
 V. 2. 
 
 Moore's Life of Byron, v. 2. 
 
 Negroes (Social and industrial 
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 Nugent's (Lord) Memorials of 
 Hampden, v. 2. 
 
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 — Examination of John Stuart Mill's philosophy. 
 
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 — Laws of discursive thought : a text-book of formal 
 
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 1862. 12° 3572.10 
 
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 M'Coy (Frederick). Contributions to British palae- 
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 foundland. London, 1869. 12°. . . . 1153.18 
 M'Creery (John). The press, a poem. With other 
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 M'Cne (Thomas, D.D., d. 1835). History of the pro- 
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 — History of the progress and suppression of the re- 
 
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 burgh, 1856. 8° 3433.06 
 
 — Life of Alex. Henderson, 1583-1646 ; with sermons. 
 
 Edinburgh, 1846. 12° 3081.08 
 
 -Life of John Knox. PhiL, [185-]. 8°. .3096.10 
 
 — Review of 'Tales of my landlord'; Unity of the 
 
 church ; and sermons. Edin.,1857. 8°. . 3572.15 
 M'Crie (Thomas, D.D., son of preceding). Annals of 
 English presbytery to the present time. Lon- 
 don, 1872. 8° 3452 21 
 
 McCullagh (Wm. Torrens). Industrial history of 
 free nations. 2 v. London, 1846. 8°. . 5917.11 
 v. 1. The Greeks. 2. The Dutch. 
 
 — Memoirs of Richard Lalor Shiel. 2 v. London 
 
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 — Use and study of history. Dublin, 1842. 8°. 412.20 
 McCulloch (J.) Distillation, brewing, and malting. 
 
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 Macculloch (John, M.D.) Proofs and illustrations 
 of the attributes of God, from the physical uni- 
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 London, 1854. 8° 5917.01 
 
 — Dictionary, geographical, statistical and hist. [Ed.] 
 
 by D. Haskel. 2 v. N. Y, 1847-44. 8°. 924.04 
 
 Same. New ed. by F. Martin. 4 v. London, 
 
 1866. 8° 924.12 
 
 — Dictionary of commerce and commercial navigation. 
 
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 London, 1869. 8° 5927.05 
 
 — Essays on exchange, interest, money, and other 
 
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 — Life and writings of Eicardo. [/« R.'s Works, 1846.] 6913.13 
 
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 — Principles of political economy. Edinburgh, 1843. 
 
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 — Principles, practice, and history of commerce. 
 
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 McCurui (John, justice of the superior court of New 
 
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 state on charges preferred against J. H. McC. 
 
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 McOnrdy (J. F.) Book of Eaggai, expounded. New York, 1874. 
 
 8'. [In Lange (J. P.) Commentary, O. T, v. 16.] .3725.23 
 McDaniel (Sam. W.) Address at funeral of Wm. H. Wood, Aug. 
 
 7, 186*. Boston, 1864. 8° 3631.05 
 
 M'Dermot (Martin). Philosophical inquiry into the 
 source of the pleasures derived from tragic rep- 
 resentations. London, 1824. 8°. . . . 1735.32 
 
 — Letter to W. L. Bowles, containing a vindication of Pope. 
 
 London, 1822. 8°. [In Pamphleteer, v. 20.] . . .6058 20 
 
 Macdiarmid (John). Lives of British statesmen. 
 
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 v. 1. Sir Thomas More. William Cecil, lord Burleigh. 
 
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 radical leaders. 1876 3221.14 
 
 Macdonald (Donald George Forbes). Estate man- 
 agement. 10th ed. London, 1868. 12°. 6123.14 
 —Hints on farming. 10th ed. L., 1868. 8°. 6123.12 
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 v. 19, 1846 (by O. Whitehead). 
 
 MacDonald (George). The disciple and other poems. 
 London, 1867. 16° 1671.26 
 
 — England's antiphon. Phil, [n. <£] 16°. . 1671.27 
 
 — Hidden life and other poems. N.Y.,1872.12°. 1671.29 
 
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 — Within and without : [poem]. New York, 1872. 
 
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 notices of him see Biography (p. 172). 
 
 Macdonald (James M., D.D.) Life and writings of 
 St. John. Ed. by J. S. Howson. New York, 
 1877. 8° 3756.07 
 
 Two centuries in the history of the Presbyterian 
 
 chuBch, Jamaica, L. I. N. Y, 1862. 8°. 3457.23 
 
 McDonald (John). Biographical sketches of Gen . N. 
 Massie, D. McArthur, Wm. Wells, and Simon 
 K.erTton. Dayton, 1852. 12° 3243.12 
 
 M'Donald (J. H. ) Free trade and protection recon- 
 ciled. London, 1851. 8° 5721.04 
 
 _ Influence of free trade. London, 1850. 8°. 5721.04 
 
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 Macdouall (John). Voyage to Patagonia, 1826-27. 
 London, 1833. 16° 1163.02 
 
 Macdougall (Patrick L.) Campaigns of Hannibal. 
 London, 1858. 8° 3075.12 
 
 Macdowall (Cameron Stuart). Parisiana : with the 
 besieged, 1870-71. London, 1871. 8°. . 527.02 
 
 Macduff (John R.) Memories of Gennesaret. [Ser- 
 mons.] London, 1858. 8° 3573.01 
 
 — Memories of Patmos ; great words and visions of 
 
 the Apocalypse. New York, 1871. 12°. . 3573.03 
 
 — Saint Paul in Eome. New York, 1872. 16°. 3573.00 
 
 — The Shepherd and his flock ; or the keeper of Is- 
 
 rael. New York, 1866. 12°. 3573.02 
 
 McDufSe (George). Speech at a public dinner given to him. 
 
 Charleston, (S. C), May 19, 1831. [No. t. p.] 8°. . 6093.10 
 Mace (Jean). Contes du petit-chateau. Nouv. ed. 
 
 Paris, [n. d.] 16° 7047.02 
 
 — Histoire d'une bouche"e de pain : l'homme. New 
 
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 16° 7017.01 
 
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 From the French. 2 v. L., 1867. 16°. . 4325.23 
 
 Same. New York, 1868. 12° 4325.15 
 
 Macedo (Joaquim Manoel de). Notions on the choro- 
 
 graphy of Brazil. Tr. by H. Le Sage. Leipzig, 
 
 1873. 8°. 1166.26 
 
 Macedonia. See Countries (Macedonia, p. 311). 
 McElhinney (J. J. ) Doctrine ' of the church ; with 
 
 bibliography. Philadelphia, 1871. 8°. . 3572.16 
 McElligott (James N.) American debater. New 
 
 York, 1856. 12° 6334.26 
 
 — Analysis of English words. See Sanders (C. W.) and McElli- 
 
 gott (J. N.) 6134.16 
 
 MoElrath (Thomas). Dictionary of words and phrases 
 used in commerce. New York, 1876. 8°. 5926.17 
 
 Maceuen (Malcolm). Celebrities of the past and pres- 
 ent, chiefly adapted from Sainte-Beuve Philadel- 
 
 ,w,„ phia ' 1874 12 ° 3212.11 
 
 M'Farland (Asa). Hist, view of heresies ; the primi- 
 tive faith. Concord, (Mass.), 1806. 16°. 3573.04 
 MacFarlane (Charles). History of British India 
 [1600-1819.] London, 1854. 8°. . . . 1013.05 
 
 — Life of Napoleon. London, [1869.] 16°. . 3127.18 
 
 — Lives and exploits of banditti and robbers 2 v 
 
 London. 1833. 16° 3262.01 
 
 Same. [In Waldie library, v. 1.] 6078.1B 
 
 — Turkey and its destiny : 1847-48. 2 v. Philadel- 
 
 phia, 1850. 12° _ 994.11 
 
 MS- For his hist, romances see Fiotion class-list (p. 601). 
 Macfarlaue (James). Coal-regions of America. New 
 
 York, 1873. 8°. ..... . 4007 04 
 
 Macfarlane (Robert). History of propellers and 
 
 steam navigation. New York, 1851. 12° 3926 10 
 Macfie (Matthew). Vancouver Island and British 
 
 Columbia. London, 1865. 8° 1153 12 
 
 Macfie (R. A.) Recent discussions on the abolition 
 
 of patents. London, 1869. 8°. . . . 3922 30 
 
 M'Fingal. Set Trumbull (Jonathan) ' ' 169 j 02 
 
 MacGahan (J A. ) Campaigning on the' Oxus, and 
 
 the tall of Khiva. New York, 1874. 8° 1034 18 
 McGee ( Col. James E.) The men of '48 New York 
 
 1875. 16° 4Q1 iq 
 
 McGee (Thomas D'Arcy). Irish writers 'of the 17th 
 
 century. Dublin, 1846. 24° 2751 06 
 
 — O'Connell and his friends. B., 1845 12° " <n<«'ni 
 McGilchrist ( John). Life and career of lord Broug- 
 ham. With extracts from his speeches, and no- 
 tices ot his contemporaries. L.,1868 16° 302123 
 
 ~ t T °/i? e ^' Disraeli - N. Y., [1869.] 18°'. 3052^22 
 
 — LiUe ot D. Livingstone. L., [1872 ] 16° 3112 17 
 -Life of John Bright New York, [1869.] 16°! 302^21 
 ZSf f m - f R Gladstone. N.Y.,[1869.] 16°. 3065.26 
 
 — Public life of qu. Victoria. N.Y.,ri869 1 16° 3174 1ft 
 
 — Richard Cobden ; a biogr. N.Y, L 1865 IP. 3SI2.O6 
 
 MacGillivray (John). Voyage of H. M. S. Rattle, 
 snake, 1846-50 ; New Guinea, Louisiade Archipe- 
 lago, etc. London, 1852. 8° 1065.17 
 
 MacGUlivray (Wm.) British quadrupeds. Edinb 
 [n.d.] 16°. [Jardine's Nat. libr., v. 17.] . 4711.17 
 
 — Lives of eminent zoologists. Edinb., 1834. 16°. 3252. 04 
 
 Contents : Aristotle. Pliny. Gesner. Belon. Salviani. 
 Eondelet. Aldrovandi. Jonston. Goedart. Eedi and 
 Swammerdam. Eay. Reaumur. Linnaeus. 
 
 MacGinley (Thomas C.) Introd. to the study of 
 general biology. New York, [1874.] 16°. 4713.05 
 
 Macgregor (John, d. 1857). Commercial and finan- 
 cial legislation of Europe and America. London 
 1811. 8°. . 5916.04 
 
 — Commercial statistics of all nations. 5 v. London 
 
 1847-50. 8° 5917.03 
 
 v. 1. Austria. Belgium. Denmark. France, and colo- 
 nies. Holland, and colonies. Germanic Union. Italian 
 States. Gibraltar. Malta. Ionian Islands. 
 
 2. Ottoman empire. Greece. African states. Russia. 
 Sweden and Norway. Spain, and colonies. Portugal, and 
 colonies. 
 
 3. United States (and states). Mexico. Central Amer- 
 ica. Mosquito territory. New Granada. Venezuela 
 British, French, and Dutch Guyana. Peru. Bolivia 
 Ecuador. Chili. Paraguay. Buenos Ayres. Montevideo! 
 Patagonia. 
 
 4. Hayti. Cuba. Porto Eico. French, Dutch, and 
 Danish West Indies. Brazil. British East Indies. Cey- 
 lon. Singapore. Malacca. Prince of Wales Island. 
 
 5. Chinese empire. British possessions in Africa, Asia 
 and Australia. British N. Amer. colonies. British'west 
 Indies. Falkland Islands Sandwich Islands. British 
 and colonial customs, tariffs and regulations. Dues and 
 charges in seaports of Great Britain. Summary of British 
 navigation for 150 years. Supplements. 
 
 — Progress of America, from its discovery to 1846. 
 
 London, 1847. 8° 578.14 
 
 McGregor (J.) Simeon's letters to his kinsfolk, 
 
 from France and Belgium, 1832-1834. [anonl 
 
 2 v. London, 1834. 8° 945.19 
 
 Note.— Authorship so given by ' Olphar Hamst,' 
 Macgregor (John). The Rob Roy on the Baltic : a 
 
 canoe cruise. London, 1867. 16°. . . 942.17 
 
 — The Rob Roy on the Jordan, Nile, Red Sea, and 
 
 Gennesareth, etc. New York, 1870. 12°. 1053.19 
 
 — A thousand miles in the Rob Roy canoe on rivers 
 
 and lakes of Europe. L., 1867. 16°. 942.16 
 
 — Voyage alone in the yawl 'Rob Roy,' from London 
 
 to Paris, and back by Havre, the Isle of Wight, 
 South coast, etc. London, 1868. 16°. . 942.15 
 
 MacGregor (P.) System of logic. New York, 1862. 
 12° 5428.09 
 
 Macgregor (Capt. R. G.) Indian leisure. London. 
 
 1854. 8° 1665.12 
 
 Contents : Transl. of the Odes and sonnets of Petrarch. 
 On the character of Othello. Agamemnon, a tragedy, al- 
 tered from Alfieri. The Henriad of Voltaire, translated. 
 Anthology, from Ital., French, German, and Latin sources. 
 
 M'Guire (Bev. Wm.) and Wmttingham (Wm. K., 
 bishop). Correspondence. Phil., 1874. 8°. 3587.29 
 
 McHarg (Charles K.) Life of Talleyrand, with ex- 
 tracts from his speeches and writings. New York 
 1857. 12° . . 3167.25 
 
 McHenry (George). The cotton trade, in connection 
 with the system of negro slavery in the confed- 
 erate states. 2d ed. London, 1863. 8°. 5926.07 
 
 Machiavelli (Niccolo). Art of war. Albany, 1815. 
 T 8° 4514.0S 
 
 — History of Florence. Tr. by C. E. Lester. 2 v. in 
 
 1. New York, 1845. 12°. 533.10 
 
 Same. With the Prince, and various hist, tracts. 
 
 London, Bohn, 1847. 12° 533.11 
 
 — aterriage of Belphegor. (In Croxall (S.) Select coll. of nov- 
 
 els, v. 1, 1729.] 171.02 
 
 Samo. (In Roscoe (T.) Ital. novelists, v. 2.) . . 21421 
 
 &&* For lives of M. and crit. notices of his works see 
 Biography (p. 172) ; New monthly, v. 7, 1823 ; Bibl. sacra, 
 v. 3 (by D. E. Goodwin) ; and references in Poole's Index. 
 
 Machinery. See Arts (Useful : Mechanics and machinery, p. 16). 
 
 Machyn (Henry). Diary, 1550-63. Ed. by J. G. 
 Nichols. London, Camden soc, 1848. 4°. 5112.42 
 
 Mclan (Robert Ronald). The clans of the Scottish 
 highlands, their dress, tartans, arms, armorial 
 insignia, and social occupations. With descrip- 
 tion, by J. Logan. 2 v. L., 1857. fol. . 6627.01 
 
 Macleay (K.) Hist, memoirs of Rob Roy and the 
 clan Macgregor. Philadelphia, 1819. 12°. 3153.17 
 
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 Macilwain (George). Memoirs of Abernethy. 2d ed. 
 2v. London, 1854. 8° 3012.05 
 
 Macintosh. See also Mackintosh. 
 
 Macintosh (Charles A. ) Popular outlines of the press, 
 ane. and modern. London, 1859. 16°. . 2712.01 
 
 Mcintosh (John). Origin of the North American In- 
 dians. Newed. New York, 1853. 8°. . 557.20 
 
 Mcintosh (Maria Jane). Woman in America. New 
 
 York, 1850. 12" 5822.07 
 
 jgSff- For her novels and tales Bee Fiction (p. 501). 
 
 M'Intosh (Lachlin). Herring (J.) and Longacre {J. B.) Nat. portr. 
 gallery, v. 3, 1836 3247.10 
 
 Macintyre (James J.) Influence of aristocracies on 
 the revolutions of nations. L., 1843. 8°. 5717.24 
 
 Mackamess (Mrs M. A. Planohe). See Fiction class-list {p. 601). 
 
 Mackay. See also Mackey. 
 
 Mackay (M. J. G. ) Memoir of Sir James Dalrymple, 
 1st viscount Stair : a study in the history of Scot- 
 land and Scotch law during the 17th century. 
 Edinburgh, 1873. 8° 3046.22 
 
 Mackay (Rev. Alex., F.R.Q.S.) Faots and dates. 
 Edinburgh, 1869. 16° 413.18 
 
 Mackay (Charles). Collection of songs and ballads 
 relative to London prentices and London. Lon- 
 don, 1841. 16°. [Percy society, v. 1.] . 5060.01 
 
 — Forty years' recollections, 1830-1870. 2 v. London, 
 
 1877. 8° 3116.30 
 
 — Gouty philosopher ; or the opinions, etc., of John 
 
 Wagstaffe, esq. London, 1862. 12°. . . 2534.25 
 
 — Legendary and romantic ballads of Scotland. Lon- 
 
 don, 1861. 16° 1672.02 
 
 — Life and liberty in Amer. N.Y., 1859. 12°. 1072.04 
 
 — Lost beauties of the English language. New York, 
 
 1874. 12°. 6432.15 
 
 — Medora Leigh ; a history and an autobiography. 
 
 With introd. and commentary on the charges 
 
 against Byron by Mrs. Stowe. L., 1869. 16°. 3097.24 
 
 Same. New York, 1870. 16° 3027.27 
 
 — Memoirs of extraordinary delusions. 2 v. Phila- 
 
 delphia, 1850. 12° 3813.10 
 
 — Memoira of commercial delusions ; Mississippi scheme and 
 
 South sea bubble. New York, 1815. 8°. [In Hunt's Li- 
 brary of commerce, v. 1.] 5927.12 
 
 Note.— This is also found in v. 1 of his Memoirs of extra- 
 ordinary delusions. 
 
 — Studies from the antique and sketches from nature. 
 
 [Poems.] 2ded. London, 1867. 16°. . 1671.34 
 
 — A thousand and one gems of English poetry. Lon- 
 
 don, 1869. 12° 1671.32 
 
 — Under green leaves. [Poems.] L., 1857. 16°. 1672.03 
 
 — Under the blue sky. London, 1871. 8°. .2536.04 
 
 Contents: The road mender. Intelligence of plants. 
 Country and town sparrows. A lover of trees. Ice. The 
 mirth of the million. Hand-shaking. The left-hand, and 
 other essays. 
 
 — Voices from the mountains and the crowd Boston, 
 
 1853. 12° 1672.01 
 
 Mackay (Robert Wm. ) The eternal gospel ; or the idea 
 of christian perfectibility. L., 1867. 12°. 3572.22 
 
 — Progress of the intellect in the religious develop- 
 
 ment of the Greeks and Hebrews. 2 v. London, 
 
 1850. 8°. . . . 3572.07 
 
 Rote.— Eeviewed in N. A. rev., v. 76, 1862. 
 
 — The Tubingen school and its antecedents : modern 
 
 theology. Edinburgh, 1863. 8°. . . . 3572.05 
 MacKean (Thomas). Herring (J.) and Longacre (J. B.) Nat. 
 
 portv. gallery, v. 4, 1839 3247.11 
 
 McKeever (Harriet). Children with the poets. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1868. 12° 1672.05 
 
 j8S" Tor her novels see Fiction class-list (p. 501). 
 McKellar (Thomas). Rhymes a-tween times. Phila- 
 
 delphia, 1873. 12°. 1665.11 
 
 Mackenna (B.V.) Francesco Moyen : or the inquisi- 
 tion in South America. Tr. by J. W. Duffy. 
 
 London, 1869. 8°. 3426.18 
 
 M'Kenney \ThomasL.) Memoirs, with sketches of 
 
 travel among the Indians. 2d ed. 2 v. in 1. 
 
 New York, 1846. 8° 557.26 
 
 Mackenzie (Alex. Slidell). American in England. 
 
 2 v. New York, 1857. 12° 953.06 
 
 — Life of com. Perry. 2 v. N. Y., 1843. 18°. 3142.07 
 
 — Life of J. Paul Jones. 2 v. N.Y.,1848. 12°. 3094.02 
 
 — Life of Stephen Decatur. Boston, 1846. 16°. [In 
 
 Sparks. Amer. biog., v. 21.] . . . . 3241 21 
 
 — Proceedings of the court martial in the case of • 
 
 with review by J. F. Cooper. N.Y.,1844. 8°. 5635 06* 
 
 — Spam revisited, [1834]. 2 v. N.Y.,1857. 12°. 984 03 
 
 — A year in Spain, [1826-27]. N. Y, 1857. 12°. 984 05 
 Mackenzie (Charles). Notes on Haiti. 2 v. London 
 
 1830. 8° H6i.il 
 
 Mackenzie (Mrs. Colin). Life in the mission, or six 
 
 years m India. 2 v. N. Y., 1853. 12°. . 1012.09 
 Mackenzie (D. L.) Practical dictionary of English 
 
 synonyms. London, 1857. 32°. . . . 6434.24 
 Mackenzie (Sir George). Essays upon several moral 
 
 subjects. London, 1713. 8° 5435.37 
 
 Contents: The religious stoic Solitude preferr'd to 
 
 publick employment. Moral gallantry. The moral hiB- 
 
 tory of frugality with its opposite viceB. An essay on 
 
 reason. 
 
 Mackenzie (Miss Georgiana Mary Muir) and Irby 
 (A. P.) Travels in the Slavonic provinces of 
 Turkey-in-Europe. London, 1866. 8°. . 1033.20 
 
 Mackenzie (Sir G. Steuart). Illustrations of phreno- 
 logy. Edinburgh, 1820. 8° 5431.10 
 
 — Travels in Iceland. Edinburgh, 1812. 4°. 1145.01 
 Mackenzie (Henry). Miscel. works. 3d ed. New 
 
 York, 1853. 12° 2536.15 
 
 Contents : Memoir of Mackenzie. Man of feeling. Pa- 
 pers from the Lounger. Man of the world. Julia do 
 Houbigne. Papers from the Mirror. 
 
 Mackenzie (John). Memoirs of Calvin. London, 
 1809. 8° 3032.05 
 
 Mackenzie (John). Ten years north of the Orange 
 river [Africa], 1859-1869. Edin.,1871. 8°. 1092.20 
 
 Mackenzie (Morell). Essay on growths in the 
 larynx. London, 1871. 8° 4337.09 
 
 — Hoarseness, loss of voice, and stridulous breathing, 
 
 in relation to nervo-muscular affection of the 
 
 larynx. 2d ed. enl. London, 1868. 8°. 4337.10 
 
 Mackenzie (Robert Shelton). Bits of Blarney. New 
 
 York, 1854. 12°. 225.04 
 
 Contents : Irish legends and stories. Eccentric charac- 
 ters — the bard O'Kelly, Father Prout, Irish dancing mas- 
 ters, Charley Croft. Irish publicists— Henry G rut tan, 
 Daniel O'Connell. 
 
 — Life of Charles Dickens. Phil., 1870. 12°. 3052.26 
 
 — Sir "Walter Scott: his life. B., 1871. 12°. 3157.22 
 
 — Tressilian and his friends. Phil., 1859. 12°. 225.05 
 
 — editor. See Wilson (John). Noctes ambrosianro. 
 M'Kenzie (Rev. Thomas). Guide to philological in- 
 vestigation. Paisley, 1841. 16°. . . . 6434.11 
 
 Mackenzie (Wm. L.) Life and opinions of Benj. F. 
 Butler, and Jesse Hoyt. B., 1845. 8°. . 3026.24 
 
 — Life and times of Martin Van Buren. Boston, 
 
 1846. 8° 3173.31 
 
 — Sketches of Canada and U.S. L., 1833. 8°. 1151.08 
 Mackey (Albert G.) Ahiman Rezon ; or book of 
 
 constitutions of the Grand lodge of ancient free- 
 masons of S. C. Charleston, 1852. 8°. . 5836.15 
 
 — Book of the chapter. 4th ed. N.Y.,1862. 8°. 5836.13 
 
 — Lexicon of free-masonry. Chariest., 1852. 12°. 5837.18 
 Mackie (John Milton). Cosas de Espafia. [anon.] 
 
 New York, 1855. 12° 984.09 
 
 — From Cape Cod to Dixie and the tropics. New 
 
 York, 1864. 12° 1111.08 
 
 — Life of Leibnitz. Boston, 1845. 12°. . . 3112.01 
 
 — Life of Samuel Gorton. [In Sparks (J.) American biog., 
 
 v. 16.] 3241.16 
 
 — Life of Schamyl ; Circassian war of independence. 
 
 Boston, 1856. 12°. 3156.20 
 
 McKinney (Mordecai). Our government : gov. of 
 the U. S., and of the several states. 2d ed. 
 Philadelphia, 1856. 8° 5734.17 
 
 Mackinnon ( Capi. Lauchlan Bellingham, R. N. ) At- 
 lantic and Transatlantic : sketches afloat and 
 ashore. New York, 1852. 8° 933.10 
 
 Mackinnon (Wm. Alex. ) Rise, and present state of 
 public opinion. London, 1828. 8°. . . 5716.21 
 
 Mackintosh. .See also Macintosh. 
 
 Mackintosh (Sir James). History of England, to 
 1572. Continued to 1760, by W. Wallace. 10 v. 
 London, 1830-38. 16° 462.01 
 
 Same. [To 1588.] 3 v. N. Y, 1856. 16°. 462.20 
 
 — Life of Sir Thomas More. L., 1844. 16°. . 3125.24 
 Same. [In Forster (J.) and others. Lives, etc., v. 1J 3211.07 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the ATJTHOB'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
728 
 
 MACKINTOSH -MACNEILL 
 
 Mackintosh (Sir James), continued. 
 — Miscellaneous works. Boston, 1848. 8°. 
 Contents. 
 
 Bacon and Locke (Philosophical genius of). 
 
 Canning (Character of George). 
 
 Charge to the grand jury of Bombay, 1811. 
 
 Cornwallia (Character of Charles, first marquis). 
 
 Defense of the French revolution (Vindicise Gallicse, a). 
 
 Discourse, at the opening of the Literary society of Bombay. 
 
 Dissertation on the progress of ethical philosophy, chiefly 
 during the xvn. and xvm. centuries. 
 
 Donna Maria, claimant to the crown of Portugal (Case of). 
 
 Edinburgh review of 1755 (Preface to a reprint of). 
 
 Eikon Baailike (Refutation of the claim of King Charles i. 
 to the authorship of). 
 
 Holland (Affairs of). 
 
 Law of nature and nations (Discourse on the). 
 
 Machiavelli (Writings of). 
 
 More (Life of Sir Thomas). 
 
 Peltier (Speech in defence of John). 
 
 Poland (Account of the partition of). 
 
 Reasons against the French war of 1793. 
 
 Review of Godwin's Lives of Milton's nephews. 
 
 Review of Rogers' Poems. 
 
 Review of Madame de Stael's 'De l'AUemagne.' 
 
 Review of the causes of the revolution of 1688. 
 
 Right of parliamentary suffrage. 
 
 Speech on the annexation of Genoa to Sardinia. 
 
 Speech on the state of criminal law, 1819. 
 
 Speech on recognition of the independent states, in So. Amer . 
 
 Speech on the civil government of Canada. 
 
 Speech on the affairs of Portugal. 
 
 Speech on the bill to amend the representation of the 
 people, 1831. 
 
 Speech, with ref. to trial of John Smith, of Demerara. 
 
 State of France in 1816. 
 
 Struensee (Sketch of the administration and fall of). 
 
 — Dissert. : exhibiting a general view of the progress of "ethical 
 
 philosophy, chiefly during 17th and 18th century, with 
 pref. by W. Whewell. [In Encycl. Britannica, v. 1, 1853.1 
 
 — Speech in behalf of Peltier ;— Character of C. J. Fox ;— Biogr. 
 
 notice. {In Goodrich (C. A.) Brit, eloquence, 1853.] 6325.05 
 
 .JJ5F- For lives and crit. notices of M., see Biography (p. 172). 
 
 Mackintosh (James, M.A.) Iowa and Illinois tornado of May 
 
 22.1873. [In Quar. jour, of science, July, 1871.] 
 Macklin (Charles). See Biography (p. 172) ;— Plays. 
 McKnight (Charles). Our western border, 100 years 
 
 ago. Philadelphia, 1876. 8° 1136.08 
 
 McKnight(David A. ) The electoral system of the U.S. : 
 
 a crit. and hist, exposition. Phil., 1878. 8°. 5728.11 
 
 MaoKnight (James). New literal translation of the 
 
 apostolical epistles. With commentary and notes. 
 
 Prefixed history of the life of the apostle Paul. 
 
 2d ed. 6 v. London, 1806. 8°. . . . 3748.01 
 Macknight (Thomas). History of life and times of 
 
 Burke. 3 v. London, 1858-60. 8°. . . 3026.06 
 
 — Life of Henry St. John, viscount Bolingbroke 
 
 London, 1863. 8° 3022.16 
 
 — The right hon. Benj. Disraeli : a literary and po- 
 
 lit. biography, [anon.] L., 1854. 8°. . 3052.11 
 Macky (John). Memoirs of secret services ; during 
 
 the reigns of "William, qu. Anne, and George i 
 
 London, 1733. 12° 3116.08 
 
 Maclagan (T.) Germ theory applied to disease. 
 
 Specific fevers. London, 1876. 8°. . . 4327.13 
 McLaiu (Mary). Lifting the veil. \anon.~\ New 
 
 York, 1870 Iff- L . . J 3 566.15 
 
 M Lane (Louis). Herring (J.) and Lonaacre (J. B.) Nat. nortr 
 
 gallery, v. 1, 183* 3247 08 
 
 Maclaren (Archibald). System of physical 'educa- 
 tion. Oxford, 1869. 12° 4613.13 
 
 — Training, in theory and practice. 2d ed. London 
 
 1874. 12° 4613 30 " 
 
 Maclaren (Charles). Plain of Troy, Edinburgh, 
 
 1863. 8° 1013 22 
 
 Maclaren (Charles). Railways compared with canals' and com- 
 mon roads. L 1825. 8°. [In Pamphleteer, v. 26.] 6058.26 
 Maclean {Mrs. L. E. L.) See Landon (LetUia E.) 
 Maclean (Charles). Remarks on quarantine laws. [In Pam- 
 phleteer, v. 21, 1823 ;— Suggestions for prevention of epi- 
 demic aud pestilential diseases, 1817 [In v 10 1817] • 
 Summary of facts respecting the plague, and other pestil 
 lential diseases [In v. 16, 1820] ;-View of the consequen. 
 ces of laying open the trade to India; Nature of the East 
 India Company's rights to their territories, etc. [In Pam- 
 phleteer, v. 1, 1813.] L 505801 
 
 Maclear (Rev. George Frederick). Apostles of medi- 
 asval Europe. London. Ifififl 19* 3418 10 
 
 — Class book of New Testament history : 'with maps 
 
 3d ed. London, 1869. 24°. . . . 3751 01 
 
 — Class-book of Old Test. hist. L, 1868. 24°' 3735*22 
 
 — History of christian missions during the middle 
 
 ages. Cambridge, (Eng.), 1863. 12. . . 3418.H 
 2536.26 — Witness of the eucharist, as evidence of the truth 
 of the gospel narrative and of the christian doc- 
 trine of the atonement. Cambridge, (Enq \ 
 
 1864. 16° ' 357217 
 
 M'Lennan (John Ferguson). Primitive marriage- 
 
 the origin of the form of capture in marriage' 
 
 ceremonies. Edinburgh, 1865. 12°. . . 5824 fs 
 
 MacLeod (Alex. ) Christus consolator : the pulpit in 
 
 relation to social life. London, 1870. 12°. 3573 07 
 
 MacLeod (Donald). Biography of Fernando Wood 
 
 New York, 1856. 12°. 3186 "25 
 
 JOS' For his novels, see Fiction (p. 601). 
 Macleod (Bev. Donald). Memoir of Norman Macleod 
 
 2 v. London, 1876. 8°. 31m 2 j 
 
 Macleod (Henry D.) Elements of banking Lon. 
 don, 1876. 8° . 8 5 9 36 . 17 
 
 — Principles of economical philosophy. 2d ed. v 1- 
 2, pt. 1. London, 1872-75. 8°. . . . 592113 
 
 — Theory and practice of banking. 3d ed. 2v Lon 
 don, 1876. 8° 5 93(U5 
 
 McLeod (Lyons). Travels in Eastern Africa. 2 v 
 London, 1860. 8° 1092.06 
 
 McLeod (Norman). Eastward ; travels in" Egypt 
 Palestine, Syria. London, 1869. 12°. . 1052.17 
 
 — Parish papers. New York, 1863. 12°. . . 3573.05 
 
 — Simple truths for earnest minds.L., 1866.18°. 3573.06 
 
 — The starling. London, 1871. 12°. . . . 224.94 
 
 — Macleod (D. ) Memoir of N. M. 2 v. 1876. 3118.21 
 See also Blackwood, Apr., 1876 ; Dublin univ. mag Oct 
 
 1876 ; Fraser's mag., Apr., 1876. 
 93- For his novels see Fiction class-list (p. 601). 
 
 Maclure (Wm.) Opinions on various subjects, dedi- 
 cated to the industrious producers, v. 1. New 
 Harmony, (Indiana), 1831. 8°. . . . . 5814.10 
 
 MacMahon (Marshal, due de Magenta). King IE.) French po- 
 litical leaders. 1876 3221 17 
 
 MacMahon (Thomas O'Brien). Essay on the de- 
 pravity of nature. L., 1774. 18°. . . . 5435.33 
 
 Macmichael (Wm., M.D.) Brief sketch of the progress of opin- 
 ion on the subject of contagion ; with remarks on quar- 
 antine. [In Pamphleteer, v. 25, 1825.] 6068.25 
 
 McMichael ( W. F. ) Oxford and Cambridge boat races, 
 1829-1869. Cambridge, (Eng. ), 1870. 16°. 4617.09 
 
 Macmillan (Alexander). A night with the Yankees. 
 Cambridge, 1868. 8° 1125.18 
 
 McMillan (D. C.) The elective franchise in the 
 United States. New York, 1878. 12°. . 5714.11 
 
 Macmillan (Rev. Hugh). Bible teachings in nature. 
 London, 1871. 12° 3573.10 
 
 — Footnotes from the page of nature ; or first forms 
 of vegetation. [Mosses, lichens, fresh water alga, 
 fungi.] Cambridge, (Eng.), 1861. 16°. .4912.13 
 
 Same. [ With title'] First forms of vegetation. 
 
 2d ed. London, 1874. 12°. 4912.23 
 
 — Garden and the city ; with other contrasts and paral- 
 lels of scripture. London, 1872. 8°. . 3573.08 
 
 — Holidays on high lands ; or, rambles in search of 
 alpine plants. London, 1869. 16°. . . 922.21 
 
 — Sabbath of the fields, sequel to ' Bible teachings.' 
 London, 1876. 12° 3373.32 
 
 — Our Lord's three raisings from the dead. London. 
 1875. 12°- • 3573.33 
 
 Macmillan's magazine. Nov., 1859 — April, 1878. 
 v. 1-37. London, 1860-78. 8°. . . . . 8116.01 
 
 McMuUen (E. T.) Down channel from London to 
 the Land's End in the 'Leo,' and from London 
 to the Scilly Islands in the ' Orion,' etc. London, 
 1869. 12°. 951.30 
 
 McMuUen (Thos.) Hand-book of wines. New York, 
 1852. 12° 3931.37 
 
 M'Nair (Robert French). "Colours of the Grenadier 
 guards. London, 1870. 4°. 4518.19 
 
 Macnamara (C.) Manual of diseases of the eye. 
 2d ed. London, 1872. 16°. 4341.19 
 
 Macnaught (Bev. John). Christianity and its evi- 
 dences : an essay. London, 1863. 16°. . 3573.11 
 
 — Doctrine of inspiration. L., 1856. 12°. .3573.12 
 Macnaughtan {Rev. John). Man's responsibility for his belief. 
 
 [In Science and revelation, 1875.] 3588.16 
 
 Macneill (Hector). Poetical works. 3d ed. 2v.ini. 
 
 Edinburgh, 1812. 16° 1672.04 
 
 Contents: v. 1. English poems. 2. Scotch poems. 
 
 BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
MACNEILL - MADISON 
 
 729 
 
 — Beleot poems. Ed. by E. Walsh. [In Sanford (E.) and 
 
 Walsh (R.) Brit, poets, v. 39, 1822.] 1691.39 
 
 Macnish (Robert). Anatomy of drunkenness. New 
 
 York, 1835. 8° 5412.06 
 
 -Philosophy of sleep. N. Y, 1835. 8°. . .5412.06 
 
 — Tales, essays and sketches. With author's life, by 
 
 D. M. Moir. 2d ed. 2 v. L., 1844. 16°. 225.09 
 Contents .' v. 1. Life. 2. Tales, essays, and sketches. 
 
 Macomb (Alexander). Herring (J.) and Longacre (J. B.) Nat. 
 portr. gallery, v. 1, 1834 3247.08 
 
 Macomb (J. N.) Report of exploring exped. from Santa Fe, New- 
 Mexico, to the junction of the Grand and Green rivers of 
 the great Colorado of the west, in 1816. [U. S. Engineer 
 dtp., 1876.] 1126.10 
 
 Macpherson (David). Annals of commerce, manui., 
 fisheries, and nav. i v. L., 1805. 4°. . 5938.17 
 
 McPherson (Edward). Hand-book of politics for 
 1870-1876. [From Dec. 1868, to July 1876.] 4 v. 
 Washington, 1870-76. 8°. 5726.18 
 
 — Political manual, April, 1865— July, 1868. 2 v. 
 
 Washington, 1867-68. 8°. 5726.16 
 
 — Political history of the U. S., during the great re- 
 
 bellion, 1860-64. Wash., 1864. 8°. . . 645.17 
 
 Macpherson (James). Poems of Ossian, translated. See Ossian. 
 
 Macpherson (John, M.D.) Baths and wells of Eu- 
 rope ; with hints on change of air and diet. 
 London, 1869. 16° 4328.01 
 
 Maoqueeu (Daniel). Letters on Hume's Hist, of Gt. 
 Britain, [anon.] Edinburgh, 1756. 8°. 463.24 
 
 M'Queen (James). Capt. Speke's discovery of the 
 source of the Nile. London, 1864. 12°. 1094.12 
 
 Macquoid (Katharine S.) Through Normandy. Lon- 
 don, 1874. 12° 962.30 
 
 ,83- For her novels see Fiction class-list (p. 601). 
 
 Mac Rae (Archibald). Andes and the pampas. [In Gilliss ( J. M.) 
 U. S. astron. exped., v. 2, 1865.] 1126.02 
 
 Macrae (David). Life of Napoleon m. 8th ed. 
 Glasgow, 1870. 12° 3133.25 
 
 Macray (Rev. Wm. Dunn). Annals of the Bodleian 
 library, 1598-1867. London, 1*68. 8°. . 2744.11 
 
 Macready (Wm. Chas , Engl, tragedian, 6. 1793, d. 1873). See Bio- 
 graphy (p. 173) ; alto Qu. rev., v. 138, 1875 ; Temple Bar, 
 v. 44, 1875 ; Westm. rev., Jnly, 1875. 
 
 McKee (Griffith J. ) Life and corresp. of James Ire- 
 dell, [1751-99]. 2v. N. Y., 1857-58. 8°. 3U85.28 
 
 Macroblus. CEuvres completes. [Lat. etFr.] Paris, 
 
 1863. 8". [Nisard's Collection.] . . . 7725.12 
 
 Contents : Notice. Comment, sur le songe de Scipion, de 
 
 Ciceron. Traite ear la difference et la concordance des 
 
 verbes grecs et latins. Les eaturnales. Notes. 
 
 McSherry (James). History of Maryland ; 1634-1848. 
 Baltimore, 1849. 8°. 654.17 
 
 McSherry (Richard). Essays and lectures. Balti- 
 more, 1869. 8° 2535.08 
 
 Contents : Early history of Maryland. Mexico and Mex- 
 ican affairs. A Mexican campaign. Homeopathy. Ele- 
 ments of hygiene. Health and happiness. 
 
 Mavickar (J. G., D.D.) Philosophy of the beautiful. 
 Edinburgh, 1855. 8° 1412 30 
 
 McVickar (John, D.D.) Early years of bishop Ho- 
 bart. New York, 1834. 16°. 3082.15 
 
 — Outlines of political economy. N.Y.,1825. 8°.5932.15 
 
 — McVickar (Wm.) Life of J. McY. 1872. .3115.13 
 McVickar (Wm. A., D.D.) Life of rev. John Mc- 
 Vickar, prof, in Columbia college. New York, 
 1872. 12° 3115 13 
 
 MacWalter (J. G. ) The modern mystery ; or tab'le- 
 
 tapping. London, 1854. 16°. .... 3815.36 
 Mc Watters (George). Knots untied : or life of Amer. 
 
 detectives. Hartford, 1871. 8°. . . . 5612.09 
 MacWhorter (Alexander). Yahveh Christ : or the 
 
 memorial name. Boston, 1857. 12°. . . 3573.09 
 lw x*rF ok '~ ^^owed by G. K. Noyes in Chr. exam., v. 62. 
 Mc wTtorter (George Cumming ). Popular hand-book 
 
 ot the New Testament. N.Y., 1864. 16°. 3752.10 
 
 ?oi d)> ffi story of Nantucket. Boston, 1835. 
 
 la gjl 22 
 
 Madwar-planet. SeeHowitt (Wm.) ' 1871. ' . '. '. .' .1661.34 
 totTfE???- /? c °"n«ries [Madagascar, p. 341), 
 MalmH liai " il , tB , lnhabitants - to Chambers (J.) . .4333.34 
 S Ho ^ an 3, M y Why. Set Kingsley (C.) 1870. . 4723.11 
 iC' J?or nUes of novels so commencing see Fiction (p. 601). 
 MaS! ? Tary i moeurs de Erovinoe. See Flaubert (Gustave). 
 
 de) meBdemoi seU«8 Verdure. See Montferrier [Comte 
 
 Ma&°,^ S 5!"; See Brckmann'(B.) and Chatrian (A.) 7018125 
 tfJ « r Frederlc )- Documents relating to Perkin Warbeck. 
 [m Archasologia, v. 27, 1838.] 5128.— 
 
 (D. O.) Chiefs of parties. [1780-1850.1 
 London, 1859. 12° 3262.06 
 
 "~ 0n anH B J, D f tr ^<, 0f th ° 8 , ame of che8s int0 Eu rope. «nd on the 
 ancient chess-men discovered in the Isle of Lewis [In 
 Archasologia, v. 24, 1832.] . Bias 
 
 ~ ° b lT?Jl" n " ut0 8 r »Pn °f Shakespeare,' and the orthogra- 
 phy of his name. London, 1838. 8° 17° 412 
 
 — Privy purse expenses of the princess Mary', after- 
 »» „ wards ^ neen : with memoir. L.,1831. 8°. 3117 23 
 Madden (Frederic W.) 'History of Jewish coinage, 
 
 ana of money in the Old and New Testament! 
 
 X2? , w ° odcut3 ' b y R W - Fairholt. London, 
 1864. 1. 8° ]586 y 
 
 Madden (Richard Robert). History of Irish perio'di- ; 
 
 ?SL c e o rature ' 17th - 19t h cent. 2 v. London, 
 
 t I -J ■ *■ • ■ 2712.06 
 
 — Infirmities of genius. Phil., 1833. 16°. .2511.01 
 
 Note.— Includes notices of Pope, Johnson, Burns Cow- 
 per, Byron, Scott, etc. 
 
 — — • *"»»• y» Waldie library, v. 2.] 6078.16 
 
 — .Lite and martyrdom of Savonarola. 2 v. London, 
 
 1854. 8° 3156.03 
 
 — Life^of lady Blessington. 2 v. New York, 1855. 
 
 12 3022 08 
 
 — Phantasmata, or illusions and fanaticisms 2 v 
 
 London, 1857. 8° 3813.12 
 
 — Shrines and sepulchres of the old and new world 
 
 2 v. London, 1851. 8°. 6215.03 
 
 — Turkish empire in its relations to Christianity and 
 
 civilization 2 v. London, 1862. 8°. . 547.12 
 
 — Twelvemonth's residence in the West Indies, dur- 
 
 ing the transition from slavery to apprenticeship 
 2 v. London, 1835. 8°. ..... 1101.09 
 
 — United Irishmen, their lives and times. 2d ed 
 
 4 v. Dublin, 1857-58. 8° 4.03.14 
 
 Madden (Thomas More). The Spas and their use. 
 
 Belgium, Germany, Switzerland, France and 
 
 Italy. 3d ed. London, 1874. 12°. . . 432s 06 
 
 Maddyn (D. O.) 
 
 2v. 
 Madeira. See Countries (Madeira, p. 341). 
 
 Madelon. See About (Edmond E. F.) 7012.09 
 
 Mademoiselle de Clermont. See G-enlis [Comtesse de). .' 7045^07 
 
 Mademoiselle Fruchet. *SeeDeltuf (Paul) 7004.29 
 
 Mademoiselle de Maleperre. See Reybaud (C.) . . . . 7041 !l7 
 Mademoiselle de Kerouare. See Sandeau (J.) .... 7031.03 
 Mademoiselle La Qnintinie. See Dudevant [Mme. A. L. A. D.) 
 Mademoiselle Merquem. See Dudevant (Mme. A. L. A. D.) 7015.34 
 Madison (James). Debates on the federal constitu- 
 tion, in the convention at Phil., 1787; with a 
 diary of the debates of the congress of the Con- 
 federation, 1782-87. Wash., 1845. 8°. . 5736.U7 
 
 — Letters and other writings, 1769-1836. 4 v. Phil- 
 
 adelphia, 1865. 8° 5053.01 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Letters, 1769-93. Copy of the decl. of 
 rights as reported by the select com. of the Va. conven- 
 tion of 1776. Draft of plan of gov. for Va., 1776. Notes of 
 speech for convention to revise the constitution of the 
 state. Proposition on subject of British debts. Notes of 
 speech in opposition to the assessment bill for the sup- 
 port of religious teachers. Memorial against the general 
 assessment. Remarks on Jefferson's draught of a consti- 
 tution for Va. Notes of a speech on vesting in congress 
 the power of regulating commerce. Notes of a speech in 
 opposition to paper money. Petition for repeal of the 
 law incorporating the Prot. epiB. church. Notes on ant. 
 and mod. confederacies. Notes on the confederacy [of 
 colonies]. Addit. memorandum for the convention of Va. 
 in 1788, on the federal constitution. Questions from, and 
 answers to, the count de Moustier, French minister, Oct. 
 30, 1788. Substance of a conversation held by J. Madison, 
 jr., with col. Beckwith. Substance of a conversation with 
 the president, May, 6, 1792. Sketch of ideas on French 
 relations. Helvidius, in answer to Pacificus [A. Hamil- 
 ton], on Washington's proclamation of neutrality. 
 
 2. Letters, 1794-1815. Memoir, cont'g an exam, of the 
 Brit, doctrine, which subjects to capture a neutral trade. 
 Substance of a communication, Feb. 23, 1807. by Dr. Boll- 
 man, to the president. Negotiations with Mr. Rose. 
 Mem. as to B. Smith. Talk to the deputies from several 
 tribes of Indians who accompanied gen. Clarke. 
 
 3. Letters, 1816-28. Instructions for the navy depart- 
 ment. Address to the Agr. soc. of Albemarle, Va. Mem. 
 cone. J. Randolph's assertion as to Florida, etc. Jonathan 
 Bull and Mary Bull. Review of statement attrib. to gen. 
 Armstrong, with documents. 
 
 4. Letters, 1829-36. Outline of compound gov. of U. S. 
 Notes on suffrage. Speech in the Va. state conv., 1829-30, 
 on ratio of representation in the two branches of legisla- 
 ture. Letter on Va. resolutions of '98 (p. 61-66). Letter to 
 E. Everett on the nullifying doctrine (p. 96-105). Mem. on 
 punctuation of constitution. Suppl. to letter of Nuv. 27, 
 1830, on phrase ' Common defence and general welfare.' 
 Letter to N. Trist on nullification (p. 204-211). On power 
 of indefinite appropriation of money by congress. Letter 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
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 MADISON - MAIL-BAGS 
 
 Madison (James). Letters and writings, continued. 
 
 to Davis ou protection (p. 331-266). Power of president to 
 appoint public ministers and consuls in recess of the 
 senate. Sovereignty. On nullification. Advice to my 
 country. Instructions to Franklin and Jay cone, free navi- 
 gation of the Mississippi, etc., 1780. AddresB to the states 
 by congress, 1783. Essays, etc., [on political and economical 
 topics], 1791-92. Polit. observ., Apr. 20, 1796. Virginia 
 resolutions, 1798-99. Address of the gen. assembly to the 
 people of Va., Jan. 23, 1799. Report on Va. resolutions, 
 1799-1800. Navigation of the Miss. Corresp. with Va. na- 
 tional repub. state convention. 
 
 — Messages. [In Statesman's manual, v. 1, pts. 1-2.] . 6726.01 
 
 — Speech on federal constitution. — Speech on British treaty. 
 
 [In Moore (F.) Amer. eloquence, v. 1, 1858.] . . 6325.04 
 
 — Virginia resolutions, 1793. (In Cluskey (M. W.) Political 
 
 textbook, 1860; p. 664-672.] 6726.11 
 
 — Appeal to the people ; being a review of the late corresp. 
 
 and documents rel. to the rejection of the British minister. 
 By the editor of the N. Y. evening post. 1810. In 6721.03 
 
 — Herring (J.) and Longacre (J. B.) Nat. portr. gallery, v. 3, 
 
 1836 3247.10 
 
 — Lowell (J.) Diplomatic policy of Mr. Madison unveiled ; in 
 
 strictures upon the late correspondence between Mr. 
 Smith and Mr. Jackson. By a Bostonian. [anon.] 
 1810 in 6721.03 
 
 — Quincy {J.) Speech on the conduct of the executive of the 
 
 U. S., in rel. to refusal to receive any farther communica- 
 tion from the British minister. 1809 In 6721.03 
 
 — Reflections upon the late corresp. betw. Smith and Jackson. 
 
 [anon.] 1810 6721.03 
 
 J9S 1 - For lives of Madison, see Biography (p. 173). 
 
 Madoc. See Southey (Eobert) 1686.03 
 
 Madonna. See Biblical and relig. lit. {Mary, p. 91) ;— Fine arts 
 
 (Sacred art, p. 47 ; for works by Mrs. Jameson and others) ; 
 
 and Mary ( Virgin), in the general alphabet. 
 Madrid. See Countries (Spain ; travels, p. 370). 
 Madura, (Hindostan). Pandion chronicle. [In Taylor (¥m.) 
 
 Oriental hist. mss. 2 v. 1836.] 7818.18 
 
 Maedler (Johann Heinrich). General movement of the stars 
 
 around a central point. [In Sm. report, 1859.] . .3936.14 
 Maetzner (Ed.) English grammar. Tr. by C. J. 
 
 Grece. 3 v. London, 1874. 8°". . .. .6435.19 
 Maffitt (Rev. John N.) Genius : a lecture. New Bedford, 1841. 
 
 8° In 2636.31 
 
 Maga papers about Paris. See Tuckerman (H. T.) 1867. 963.22 
 Magasin "pittoresque. v. 1-38, 1833-70. 38 v. in 37. 
 
 Paris, 1833-70. fol U.G. 
 
 Magdala. Henty {G. A.) The march to. 1868. 1086.01 
 
 See also Countries (Abyssinia, p. 285). 
 Magdalenism. See Social science. (Prostitution.) 
 Magee (Rev. Wm. ) Scriptural doctrines of the atone- 
 ment and sacrifice. 2 v. N. Y., 1839. 8°. 3573.14 
 
 — Arnold (F.) Our bishops and deans, v. 2, 1876. . .3446.13 
 Magellan (Straits of). See Countries (Magellan, p. 342 ;— Pata- 
 gonia, p. 367) ; also Pigafetta (A.), and others. First voyage 
 round the world. 1878 913.20 
 
 Magenta, pseud. Handy horse-book. 5th ed. Edin- 
 burgh, 1868. 12° 4627.05 
 
 — Treatment of our domestic dogs. Edinburgh, 
 
 lbT,8. 16° 4617.30 
 
 Magic. See Occult sciences. Magi. See Wise men (p. V 93). 
 
 Magic of soience. See Wylde (James) 1872 3922.06 
 
 Magic staff (The). See Davis (A. J.) 3046.16 
 
 Magill (Rev. Wm.) Achievements of the Bible a proof of its di- 
 vine origin. [In Science and revelation, 1875.] . 3588.16 
 Maginn(Wm.) Fraserian papers. With life, by R. 
 S. Mackenzie. New York, 1859. 12°. . 2536.01 
 Contents: Memoir of Maginu. Election of editor for 
 Fraser's mag. The Sheridan family. Herrick Latinized. 
 Horace in other shapes. Specimens of a Latin tr. of the 
 ' Beggar'B opera.' Maginn on Macaulay. Philos. of laugh- 
 ter. Politics of 1831. Lay of the dismal cramp. Death 
 of Napoleon. Poetical plagiaries. Moore. Barney Moore ; 
 s vision of Covent Garden and St. Giles's. Miss Pipson! 
 Sir Walter Scott. The spermaceti candle. Song of the 
 shirtless. Nonsense verses. Lament upon Apsley house. 
 Paraphrase of Anacreon's 33d ode. Irish gehius. O'Do- 
 herty's confeBBiou. Willis's Pencillings. Another caw 
 from the Bookwood. Sabbath joys. The statesman. 
 Character of Hamlet. Agnewidos. Mr. Grant's Great me- 
 tropolis. Epaminondaa Grubb, or Fenimore Cooper vs 
 Sir Walter Scott. Did Hannibal know the use of gun- 
 powder ? Grantley Berkeley and his novel. Letter on the 
 Berkeley and Fraser affair. 
 
 — Homeric ballads, and comedies [Timon, Charon, 
 
 Menippus, and Menippus and Chiron] of Lucian, 
 transl. Annot. by S. Mackenzie. New York 
 WO* 12° 165507 
 
 — U Donerty papers. Annotated by S. Mackenzie. 
 
 2 \. New York, 1855. 12°. 2536 02 
 
 — Shakespeare papers. Annot. by S. Mackenzie. 
 
 New York, 1856. 12° 1754.09 
 
 «S- For biogr. notices of M., see Biography (p. 173) 
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 — Lectures on the early history of institutions. New 
 
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 land ; v. 7, Bath, 1847-76. 8° 602.01 
 
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 pt. 1. Freeman (C.) Account of Limerick. Hubbard (J.) 
 and Greenleaf (J.) Account of Wells. Maine. Extracts 
 from early records. Cleeves (G.), Lewis (G.), and others. 
 Pepositions, in 1645, cone, the miscarriages of R. Nash on 
 \»e coast of Maine. Submission of the inhabitants of 
 Black Point, Blue Point, and Falmouth, to the jurisdic- 
 tion of Mass., July, 1658. Godfrey (E.) Petition to gov. 
 of Mass., 1654. Petition from inhabitants of York, Bat- 
 tery, Saco, Wells, and Cape Porpus, to O. Cromwell, Aug. 
 12, 1656, to be continued under the government of Mass. 
 Bishworth (E.) Letter to J. Endicott, gov. of Mass , Aug. 
 14, 1G56. Curwin (J.) Letter about affairs of New Eng- 
 land, 1663. Petition [against the Bostonera] from inhab. 
 of Province of Maine to Charles n. about 1680. Lincoln 
 (Gfcro. E.) Msb. papers : notices ; Remarks on Indian lan- 
 guages ; Ace. of cath . missions in Maine. Arnold (Benedict). 
 Letters while on an exped. across Maine to attack Quebec, 
 1775 ; with journal of tour from the St. Lawrence to the 
 Kennebec, supposed to have been made by Col. Montresor, 
 1760. Allen (W.) Journal of exped. to Quebec, 1775. 
 
 2. Folsom (G.) Discourse, Sept. 6, 1846. Gorges {Sir 
 F.) Brief narration of plantations in America. Levett (C.) 
 Toyage to New Eng., 1623. Ladd (W.) Annals of Bakers- 
 town, Poland, and Minot. Coffin (C.) Hist, of the seven 
 Narraganset townships. Parsons (I.) Some account of 
 New Gloucester. Russell (E.) Hist, of North Yarmouth. 
 Sewall (J.) Hist, of Bath. Johnson (S.) and Willis (W.) 
 Some account of an anc. settlement on Sheepscot river. 
 Groton (N.) Account of Pemaquid. O'Brien (J.) Exer- 
 HonB of the O'Brien family, at Machias, in Amer. rev. 
 Putnam (R.) Letter to gov. Bowdoin, in rel. to Shay's 
 Rebellion. Willis (W.) Notice of Wm. Ladd. Gorges 
 (*!/•) De ea, to J. Usher. Usher (J.) Deed, to colony 
 of Mass. Bay. West (R.) Opinion as to the king's right 
 
 to the woods in Maine. Gardiner (R. H.) Hist, of Kenne- 
 bec purchase. Constitution and by-laws of the Bociety etc 
 
 3. Southgate (W. S.) Hist, of Scarborough, 1633-1783 : 
 with note by J. W. Thornton. Packard (A. S.) Hist, of 
 Bunker Hill monument. Bartlet (W. 8.) Contrib. to the 
 hiBt. of Bath. Strachey (W.) Ace. of Northern [Popham] 
 colony ; with mtrod. by W. S. Bartlet. McKeen (J.) Ace 
 of early settlements at Sagadahock and on Androscoggin 
 JilS r< ;1 wl ;arton (R.) Patent to land on tho Androscoggin, 
 1686, with depositions of J. Reding., F. Neale, R Collicut 
 and Perepole, the Indian. Fry (R.) Petition to gov' 
 Belcher and gen. assembly of Mass. Franklin (B.) Letter, 
 1735. Indian troubles in Maine, 1702-04. Sewall (S ) Me- 
 morial to Mass., rel. to the Kennebeck Indians. Gyles (J ) 
 Statement of number of Indians in each tribe, 1726. In- 
 dian treaties, 1717, at Georgetown, Me,; 1726- 1727 at Fal- 
 mouth, Me. 
 
 4. Willis (W.) Address, AugUBta, Feb. 2, 1855. Allen 
 (W.) Sandy River settlement. Gardiner (R. H.) Jones's 
 Eddy on the Kennebec. Robbins (A. C.) Letter from 
 gen. Washington to gen. Knox, 1789, with ace. of the first 
 woolen manuf. in U. S. Burgess (G.) Address annual 
 meeting, Aug. 2, 1854. Willis (W.) Language of the Ab- 
 naquies. Indian treaties, Deerfield, Mass.; Falmouth, 
 Me.; St. George's fort, Me. Potter (C. E.) App. to Lan- 
 guage of the Abnaquies. Kittery Memorial, 1751. Cush- 
 man (D.) Ancient settlement at Sheepscot ; with app. by 
 W. Willis. Coffin (P.) Memoir by C. Woodman, and jour- 
 nals of tour to Conn., 1760 ; Rhode Island, 1761 ; Pigg- 
 wackett, 1768 ; Hanover, N. H.. 1795 ; and missionary 
 tours in Me., 1796-1800. Phillips (B.) Letter to E. RiBh. 
 worth, 1684. 
 
 5. Willis (W.) Inaug. address, cont. notices of former 
 presidents, Mch., 1857. Hough (F. B.) Pemaquid papers ; 
 from state dep't of N, Y. Thornton (J. W.) Anc. Pema- 
 quid. McKeen (J.) Remarks ou the voy. of Geo. Way- 
 mouth to Me., 1605. Popham (G.) Letter to Kmg James 
 I., Dec. 13, 1607 ; with comments on Weymouth's voy. by 
 the editor [W. Willis]. Pownall (T.) Journal of voy. from 
 Boston to Penobscot river, 1759 ; with notes by J. Wil- 
 liamson. Mass. Answer of agents to complaints of Sir E. 
 Andros, 1688. Starman (J. W.) German settlement in 
 Waldoborough ; with biog. sketch of Starman, by N. Gro- 
 ton. Hill (M. L.) Lithgow family. Dudley (P.) English 
 definitions of Indian terms, 1720. Allen (J ) Bill of mor- 
 tality for AugUBta, Me., 1852-66. Bailey (J.) Letter, de- 
 scribing destruction of Falmouth, 1776. 
 
 6. Willis (W.) Scotch-Irish immigration to Maine, and 
 summary history of presbyteriauism. Allen (F.) Early 
 lawyers of Lincoln and Kennebec counties. Gardiner 
 (R. H.) Memoir of Benj. Vaughan. Gallatin (A.) Auto- 
 biography, 1798. Williamson (J.) Castine and the old 
 coins iound there. Willis (W.) Remarks on coins found 
 at Portland, 1849, and at Richmond's Island, 1855. Ver- 
 milye (A. G.) Memoir of John Murray, first rniniBter in 
 Boothbay. Ballard (E.) Early hist, of the P. E. church in 
 Maine. Vetromile (E.) Abnaki Indians, their treaties of 
 1713 and 1717, and vocabulary. Umfreville (E.) Selec- 
 tions from his ' Present etate of Hudson's bay,' rel. to In- 
 dians of Hudson's bay and their language ; by W. Willis. 
 Cadillac (M. de la M.) Extracts from his memoir cone. 
 Acadia and New Eng.; tr. by J. Robb. Prince (G.) Voy. 
 of G. Weymouth to coast of Maine, 1605 ; islands and 
 river now called St. George, visited by Weymouth. Cush- 
 man (D.) Weymouth's voyage. Waldo {Gen.) Circular, 
 in Germany, 1753, tr. with introd. by J. W. Locke. Pow- 
 nall (T.) Certificate on taking possession of Penobscot, 
 country, 1759. Mass. Com. to make a division of the French 
 in the co. of York. French neutrals in Maine ; with prelim, 
 note by J. Williamson. Chadbourne (P. A.) Oyster shell 
 deposit on Damariscotta river. Proceedings, 1859, with 
 obit, notices of members, by W. Willis. Woods (L.) 
 Eulogy on P. Cleaveland. 
 
 7. Godfrey (J. E.) Anc. Penobscot ; Pilgrims of the 
 Penobscot ; Baron do St. Castin ; Castin the younger ; 
 BaBhaba and the Tarratines. Bourne (E. E.) Garrison 
 houses, York Co. Journal of the attack on the Brit, forces, 
 July, 1779 ; comm. by J. Williamson. Hough (B. F.) 
 Pemaquid in its relations to our col. hist. Williamson (J.) 
 Materials for a hiBt. of Fort Halifax ; Proposed province 
 of New Ireland ; Slavery in Maine. Williamson (W. D.) 
 Relig. denominations in Me. at close of revolution. Pow- 
 ell (T. D.) Notices of the Powell family. Benson (S. P.) 
 Origin of art. vm., literature, in the const, of Maine- 
 Brown (J. M.) Champlain's voyages, 1604-06, in gulf of 
 Maine. Allen (W.) Now and then. Sewall (R. K.) Pop. 
 ham's town of Fort St. George. Williamson (J.) Memoir 
 of B. Burton. Vetromile (E.) Acadia and its aborigines. 
 Allen (W) Binghamland. Proceedings, with biog. sketches. 
 
 — Same. 2d series, v. 1-2. Portland, 1869 ; Cam- 
 bridge, 1877. 8° 602.08 
 
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 Hist of the discov. of Maine ; with app. on the voyages of 
 the Cabots, By M. d'Avezac. 2. Hakluyt (R.) Discourse 
 on western planting, with pref., efe.,byL. Woods. Ed. 
 by C. Deane. 
 
 Maine liquor law. See Clubb (H. S.) 1856 6834.14 
 
 Maine de Biran. See Lippincott, Aug., 1875 (by T. S. Perry). 
 
 Maintenon (Mme. de). See Biography (p. 173) ; also James (G. 
 P R ) Memoirs of celebrated women. 1876 [3251.10] ; 
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 Mainwaring (-Geo. B.) Observ. on the police. London, 1822. 
 
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 Mainwaring (Sir Thomas). See Leycester (Sir P.) Tracts m 
 
 the controversy respecting Amicia, etc. [Chethara soc, 
 
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 Maiolica. See Beckwith (A.) [1453.19] ; — Fortnum (C. D. E.) 
 
 [1453.09] ,—also Fine arts (Pollen), p. 647). 
 Mair (James Allan, ed. ) Handbook of proverbs ; 
 
 and family mottoes. L., 1873. 16°. . . 6214.34 
 Maistre (Joseph Marie, comte de). Considerations 
 
 sur la France. Nouv. ed. Lyon, 1868. 8°. 5715.26 
 
 — De l'eglise gallicane dans son rapport aveo le sou- 
 
 verain pontif'e. Lyon, 1859. 8°. . . . 3572.27 
 
 — Du pape. 21e ed. Lyon, 1868. 8°. . . . 3572.26 
 
 — Essai sur le prineipe generateur des constitutions 
 
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 — ■ Examen de la philosophic de Bacon. 5e ed. 2 v. 
 
 Lyon, 1858. 8° 5 P:\- m 
 
 — Lettres U un gentilhomme russe sur Finquisition 
 
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 — Les soire'es de Saint-Petersbourg, ou entretiens sur 
 
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 — - Sur les delais de la justice divine. See Plutarch. . 3572.30 
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 Maistre (Xavier de). Journey round my room. From 
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 — (Euvres choisies. Paris, 18K8. 12°. . . . 7047.05 
 
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 du Gaucase. La jeune siberienne. Voyage autour de ma 
 
 chambre. Le papillon. 
 Maitland (Charles). The church in the Catacombs. 
 
 London, 1846. 8° 3416.19 
 
 Maitland (Edward). By and by : an hist, romance 
 
 of the future. New York, 1873. 12°. 235.90 
 
 — Higher law : a romance. N. Y., 1872. 12°. 213.76 
 
 — Jewish literature and modern education, or use and 
 
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 — Pilgrim and the shrine ; life and correspondence 
 
 of H. Ainslie. London, 1871. 12°. . . 3584.21 
 
 Note.—" The ' Pilgrim and the shrine ' and ' Higher law ' 
 
 present the evolution of religion and morals; ' By and by,' 
 
 the proper supremacy of the intuitions." — Author. 
 
 Maitland (Sir Frederick Lewis). Narrative of the sur- 
 
 renderof Buonaparte and of his residence onboard 
 
 H.M.S. Bellerophon. 2d ed. L.,1826. 8°. 3131.23 
 
 Maitland (James). See Lauderdale (James, earl of). ^ 
 
 Maitland (Samuel Koffey). The dark ages. 2d ed. 
 
 London, 1845. 8° 3425.06 
 
 — Enquiry into the grounds on -which the prophetic period of 
 
 Daniel and St. John has been supposed to consist of 1260 
 years. 3d ed. London, 1837. 8° 3427.15 
 
 — Eruvin ; or essays. 2d ed. L., 1850. 12°. 3573.25 
 
 Contents : Revelation. Of the impediments to the right 
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 The fall. Fallen angels. The millennium. The kingdom 
 of Messiah. Regeneration, Miracles. 
 
 — Eight essays on various subj ects. L. , 1852. 16°. 3573. 19 
 
 Contents : Mystical interpretation of scripture. Sacred 
 art. Music. Printing. Matter of fact. The fulness of 
 the Gentiles. The Waldenses and Albigenses : Perrin's 
 History of the Vaudois. The Lollards. 
 
 — Letter to H. J. Rose, with strictures on Milner's Church his- 
 
 tory. 2d ed. London, 1835. 8° 3427.15 
 
 — Second letter to Rose, on Milner's History of the church. 
 
 London, 1835. 8° 3427.15 
 
 — Letter to J. King, occasioned by hiB ' Maitland not authorized 
 
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 — Remarks on that part of King's ' Maitland not authorized to 
 
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 — Six letters on Fox's ' Acts and monuments.' Lon- 
 
 don, 18J7. 8° 3427.15 
 
 Maittaire (Michel). On Greek dialects. [In Seager (J.) Abridg- 
 ments, v. 2, 1838.] .... . . . . 6414.09 
 
 Maize. See Agriculture (Corn, p. 7). 
 
 Majendie (Vapt. Vivian Dering). Ammunition for 
 smooth-bore ordnance. L., 1867. 8°. . 4515.30 
 
 Majolica. See Maiolica. 
 
 Major (H, F.R. G.S.) Science manuals. Physical 
 geography. London, 1873. 16°. . . . 912.24 
 
 Major (Bicnard Henry, editor). Discoveries of prince 
 Henry the navigator. London, 1868. 8°. 
 Note.— A reprint of his 'Life of prince Henry.' 
 
 — Early voyages to Australia, to the time of Captain 
 
 Cook. London, Hakluytsoc, 1859. 8° . 1066.01 
 
 — India in the 15th century : narratives of voyages. 
 
 London, Hakluyt soc, 1857. 8°. ... 1035. 09 
 
 — Site of the lost colony of Greenland. [In Royal geogr. soc 
 
 Journal, v. 43, 1873.] 904.07 
 
 Majorca. See Countries (Majorca, p. 342). 
 
 Makemie (Francis). Sermon preached at New York, 1706 u n 
 
 N. Y. hist soc. Coll., 1870.] 616.12 
 
 — Narrative of imprisonment of M., for preaching aermou at 
 
 N. Y. [In Force (P.) Coll., v. 4, 1846.] .... 677.11 
 Makers of Florence. See Oliphant (Mrs. M. O. W.) . . 537.21 
 Makins (G. H.) Manual of metallurgy. London 
 
 1862. 12° 3933.54 
 
 Malabar. See Countries (Malabar, p. 342). 
 Malacca (Straits of). See Countries, etc. (p. 342). 
 Malacology. See Mollusca. 
 
 Malan (Rev. Soloman Cesar). Life and times of S. 
 Gregory the illuminator, founder of the Armenian 
 church. Tr. from the Armenian. London 
 1868. 8° 3417.19 
 
 — On ritualism. London, 1867. 12°. . . . 3767.17 
 
 — ed. Conflicts of the Holy Apostles, an apocryphal 
 
 book of the early Eastern church. With the 
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 thy ; and the Best or assumption of St. John the 
 evangelist. London, 1871. 16°. . . . 3757.04 
 
 Malay annals. Tr. from the Malay language, by J. 
 Leyden. With introd., by Sir T. S. Baffles. 
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 Malcom (Howard). Christian rule of marriage. 
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 — Theological index. Boston, 1868. 8°. . . 2774.01 
 Malcolm (James Peller). Hist, sketch of the art of 
 
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 Malcolm (Sir John). History of Persia, [to 1814]. 
 
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 — Life of lord Clive. 3 v. L, 1836. 8°. . .3042.01 
 
 — Memoir of Central India. 2 v. L, 1823. 8°. 1014.13 
 
 — Political history of India, 1784-1823. 2 v. London, 
 
 1826. 8° 1012.12 
 
 — Kaye (J. W.) Lives of Indian officers, v. 1, 1867; p. 129- 
 
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 Maiden (Henry). On Greek and English versification, [in Philol. 
 
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 — On Greek hexameters. [In Philol. soc. Proc, 1850-52.] 6443 05 
 Malebranche (Nicolas). (Euvres. 2 v. Paris, 
 
 1842. 18° 5415.09 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Entretiens metaphysiques. Meditations. 
 Traite de l'amour de Dieu. Entretien d'un philosopbe 
 Chretien et d'un philosophe chinois. 2. Recherche de la 
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 — Treatise concerning the search after truth. 2d ed. 
 
 [Tr. by T. Taylor.] London, 1700. fol. 5418.01 
 
 — Bowen (F.) Mod. philos. 1877 6413.03 
 
 — Hoppus (Prof.) Psychol, of M. [In Winslow's jour, of med. 
 
 psy., v. 9, p. 608-628.] 
 
 — Locke (J.) Exam, of M.'s opinion of seeing all things in 
 
 God. [In his Works, V. 9, 1823.] 5062.09 
 
 Same. [In 7iis Philos. works, 1854 ; p. 413-471.] . 5416.07 
 
 — Masson (G.) Nich. Malebranche. [In Journal of sacred lit., 
 
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 — Maurice (F. D.) Moral and metaphysical philos., v. 2, 1873 ; 
 
 p. 351-366. 5424.18 
 
 — Saisset (E.) God in the system of Malebranche. [In his Es- 
 
 say on relig. philos., v. 1, 1863 ; p. 66-91.] . . . .3588.09 
 Consult also histories of philosophy, under Philosophy. 
 
 Malet (Sir Alex.) Overthrow of the Germanic con- 
 federation by Prussia in 1866. L.,1870. 8°. 546.23 
 
 Malinoontri (Filippo). Student life in Venetia : au- 
 tobiogr. Tr. by C. B. Cayley. L.,1861. 8°. 3116.22 
 
 Maling (E. A.) In-door plants, and how to grow 
 them. London, 1862. 16° 6132.06 
 
 — Song birds, and how to keep them. London, 
 
 1862. 16° 4812.04 
 
 Malkin (Benj. Heath). Classical disquisitions and 
 curiosities. London, 1825. 8°. . . . 2536.28 
 
 — Essays on subjects connected with civilization. 
 
 London, 1795. 8° 5812.18 
 
 — Tour through *Wales, 1806. [In Pinkerton (J.) Voyages 
 
 v. 2.] ? 2c -° 2 
 
 Mall (Thomas). History of the martyrs epitomised. 
 
 A cloud of witnesses ; or the sufferer's mirrour. 
 
 2 v. Boston, 1747. 8° 3435.11 
 
 Mallet (David). Poetical works. L, [n.d.] 16°. 1663.3J 
 
 — Poems. Life, by S. Johnson. [In Chalmers (A.) E^gMJ 
 
 poets.v. 14, 1810.] -,„, V C 
 
 — Select poems. Ed. by R. Walsh. [In Sanford (E.) and Walsh 
 
 (R.) British poets, v. 26, 1822.] im.*> 
 
 BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
MALLET - MAN 
 
 733 
 
 Mallet (Paul Henri). Northern antiquities. Tr. by 
 bp. Percy. Enl. by I. A. Blackwell. London, 
 Bohn. 1847. 12° 542.08 
 
 Mallet (Robert). Application of water-power. [In Weale's 
 quart, papers.] 3918.16 
 
 Earthquake phenomena. [In Sm. rep., 1869.] . . . 3936.14 
 
 Mailing (Ove). Great and good deeds of Danes, Nor- 
 wegians, and Holsteinians. Tr. by A. A. Feld- 
 borg. London, 181)7. 4°. 548.05 
 
 Mallory (Daniel). Life and speeches of Henry Clay. 
 2 v. New York, 1857. 8° 6315.09 
 
 Malmesbury (J. Harris, 1st earl of). See Harris (James). 3116.24 
 
 Malon de Chaide (Pedro). Obras escogidas. [In Ochoa. Es- 
 critoresmist., v. 3. Paris. 1847. 8°.] 7216.10 
 
 Malone (Edmond). Cursory observ. on the poems 
 attributed to Kowley. [anon.] 2d ed. London, 
 1782. 8°. 1631.14 
 
 Malory (Sir Thomas, compiler). History of king Ar- 
 thur. Ed. by T.Wright. 3y. L.,1858. 16°. 123.28 
 
 Malot (Hector Henri). Les victimes d'amour. Les 
 enfants. Paris, 1867. 12° 7024.31 
 
 Same. Les amants. 5eed. P., 1870. 12°. 7024.33 
 
 Same. Les epoux. 2eed. P., 1867. 12°. 7024.32 
 
 — Suzanne. Paris, 1872. 12 u 7024.34 
 
 — Dn cure de province. Paris, 1872. 12°. . 7024.35 
 Malpractice. See Medicine [Medical jurisprudence). 
 
 Malta. See Countries [Malta, p. 342) ;— Knighthood (p. 667). 
 Malte Brun (Conrad, DanisA 'Malthe Conrad Bruun) 
 
 and Balbi (A. ) System of universal geography. 
 
 London, 1851. 8° 915.05 
 
 Malt liquors. See Arts (Useful : Liquors, p. 44). 
 
 Malthus (Thomas Robert). Definitions in political 
 
 economy. London, 1827. 8° 5913.08 
 
 — Essay on the principle of population. 4th ed. 
 
 2 v. London, 1807. 8° 5914.04 
 
 See also in reply the works on population of A. Alison 
 
 H.-EleTeVt^S;: [59U - 06 ^- W - H«U« [59X4.10]; 
 
 — Measure of value stated, with application to English 
 
 currency since 1790. London, 1823. 8°. 5915.18 
 
 — Statements respecting the East India college. 2d ed. Un 
 
 Pamphleteer, v. 9, 1817.] ... h mwna 
 
 — Hazlitt ( »K ) Spirit of the age, 1857 '■ p. 147-163.] '. '. EuT 
 
 — Newman [P. W.) True and false Malthusianism. [In Fraser's 
 
 mag., v. 3, 1871 ; p. 684-699.] 
 
 Malvezzi (Virgilio di). Chiefe events of the mon- 
 archic of Spaine, in 1639. Tr. by R. Gentilis 
 
 London, 1647. 24° 551 i 
 
 Mambi-land (The). [Cuba.] See O'Kelly (J. J.) 1874. . 1161 24 
 Mamiani (Conle Terenzio della Eovere). Eights of 
 nations, applied to Italy. Tr. by E. Acton 
 
 London, 1860. 8° 5613.05 
 
 Mammalia. See Natural history [Mammalia). 
 Mammon ; or, covetousness, etc. See Harris (John). . 3562.04 
 Mammoth cave. See Countries, etc. [Mammoth cave, p. 342). 
 Man. «g- Titles whOBe initial word is ' Man ' are omitted here 
 if entered below under Man and anthropology. For titles 
 of novels and plays with initial word • Man," see Fiction 
 (p. 602) ;— Plays [Alphabetical arrangement). 
 Man (Constitution of). See Combe (Geo.) [5438.06] ;— Hatch (B 
 
 F.) [6438.07]. l 
 
 Man (Essay on). See Pope (Alexander). 
 Man [Isle of). See Countries [Man, Isle of, p. 842). 
 Man among the monkeys. London, 1873. 8°. 4721.21 
 
 Man and apes. See Mivart (St. George). 1874 4713.12 
 
 Man and beasthere and hereafter. See Wood (J.G.) 1876.4737.14 
 
 Man and nature. See Marsh (Geo. P.) 1864 4113.34 
 
 Man in earnest : life of A. H. Conant. See Collier (E.) 1868. 3043.22 
 Man in the moone ; or English fortune-teller. Ed. by J. O. 
 
 Halliwell. [In Percy soc, v. 29.] 5060.29 
 
 ' Man of Kent ' (Passages from the autobiography of ai. 
 [anon.] Ed. byR. P. Stanley. L.,1866. 8°. 3014.23 
 Man upon the sea. See Goodrich (F. B.) 1858. . . . 923.12 
 Man with the iron mask. See Biography (Ibon mask. p. 160). 
 Man-woman. See Dumas^is (Alex.) 1873 6386.06 
 
 MAN: ANTHROPOLOGY, ETHNOLOGY, PREHISTORIC MAN, ETC. 
 
 Abbahgement of Subdivisions. — 1, Anthropology. 2, Ethnology. 3, Prehistoric man (1, General works. 2, Cavs 
 dwellings, Stone age. and Megalithic monuments). 4, Miscellaneous treatises. 
 
 JS* See also, in the general alphabet. Vie following subsidiary headings, viz. — Archaeology (p. 32) ; — Biblical and religious 
 literature (p. 76-106); — Biology (p. 216); — Evolution (p. 452; — Family (p. 454); — Geology (p. 573) ;— Government and 
 politics (p. 584-689) ;— History (p. 624) ; — Language (p. 673) ; — Life (p. 700) ;— Longevity (p. 717) ; — Marriage ;— Medicine 
 [Anatomy; — Body and mind; — Heredity ; — Physiology ; — etc., etc.) ; — Moral science ; — Natural history [Darwinian and 
 other development theories ; — Mammals ; — Vertebrates, etc.) ; — Negro ; — Philosophy [various headings) ; — Phrenology ; 
 Physiognomy ; — Political economy [Population, etc.); — Social science [Civilization ; — Progress ; — Society); — Vital statistics ; 
 Women. Also [under Countries, p. 285-394) names of various countries and races, as Africa (p. 286) ; — America [Anti. 
 quititt, p. 288) ;— Asia (p. 291) ;— England [Ethnology, p. 309) ;— Indians (p. 332) ;— United States [Antiquities, p. 375) ; etc. 
 
 1. Anthropology. 
 
 Anthropological review, v. 1-8. L., 1863-70. 8°. 4735.02 
 
 Note — v. 1. Includes ' Transactions of the Anthrop. soc./ 
 
 April 21 to July 7, 1863 ; v. 2-8 have appended ' Jour, of the 
 
 Anthrop. soc.,' v. 2-6. To v. 4 is attached 'The Popular 
 
 mag. of anthropology,' v. 1, 1866. 
 
 Anthropological soc. Memoirs, v. 1-3, 1863-69. 4735.13 
 Contents : v. 1. Hunt (J.) Negro's place in nature. Pea- 
 cock (T. B.) Weight of the brain in the negro. Bollaert 
 (W.) Past aud present populations of the new world. Ac- 
 count of the astronomy of the red man. Introd. to the 
 palaeography of America. Thurnam (J.) The two princi- 
 pal forms of ancient British and Gaulish skulls. Pritohard 
 (W. T.) Viti and its inhabitants. Notes on the South Sea 
 islanders (the Samoans). Davis (J. B.) The Neanderthal 
 skull. Roberts (G. E.) Discovery of kist-vaens on the 
 ' Muckle Heog ' in the island of Unst, Shetland. Burton 
 (B.F.) Notes on the Dahoman. Selion (E.) Phallic worship 
 of India. Bendyshe (T.) History of anthropology. 
 
 2. Gribb (G. D.) Points of difference between the larynx 
 of the negro and the white man. Vamberry (A ) The der- 
 vishes and the hadjis of the East. Harris (J. M.) Origin, 
 manners, customs, and superstitions of the Gallinas of 
 Sieira Leone. Beddoe (J.> Testimony of local phenomena 
 in the west of Eugland to the permanence of anthropo- 
 logical types. Bollaert (W.) Maya hieroglyphic alphabet 
 of Yucatan. Contrib. to an introd. to the anthropology of 
 the new world. Beavan (H. J. C.) Obs. on the people in- 
 habiting Spain. Marshall (G. M.) Genealogy in connexion 
 with anthropology. Blake (C. C.) Certain ' simious ' skulls, 
 with ref. to a skull from Louth, Ireland. Broca (P.) De- 
 scrip, of anew goniometer. Pike (L. O.) Physical charac- 
 teristics of the Engl, people. Wesley ( W.H.) Iconography 
 of the skull. Higgins(A.) Orthographic projection of the 
 skull. Owens (S. R. I.) Hindu neology. Fetrie (G ) The 
 brocks and so-called Picts' houses of Orkney. Anderson 
 (J.) Ancient remains of Caithness. Shortt (J.) A living 
 microcephale. Burton (B. F.) A hermaphrodite. Selion 
 (B.) Indian gnosticism, or Sacti Puja. Seemann (B.) Re- 
 
 semblance of inscriptions on anc. Brit, rocks with those 
 of Central America. Walker (R. B. N.) Alleged sterility 
 of women of savage races with native males after having 
 had children by a white man. Westropp (H. M.) Analo- 
 gous forms of implements among early and primitive 
 races. Hunt (J.) Explor. into archaic anthropology of 
 Unst,'BrasBay, and Zetland. Tate (R ) Report of Zetland 
 anthrop. exped. Beddo (J.) Head-forms of the west of 
 England. Morris (J. P.) Explor. in Eirkhead cave at TJ1- 
 verstone. Hunt (J.) Influence of some kinds of peat in 
 destroying the human body. Inscriptions on stones in 
 the islands of Brassay. Bower (J.) History of ancient 
 slavery. Mitchell (A ) Blood-relationship in marriage ; its 
 influence upon offspring. 
 
 3. Oliver (S. P.) The Hovaa and other tribes of Mada- 
 gascar. Davis ( J. B.) Skeleton of an Aino woman and three 
 men. Thurnam (J.) Further observ. on two forms of an- 
 cient British skulls. Devis (C. W.) Elasticity of animal 
 type. Gibb (G. D.) Vocal and other influences of pendency 
 of the epiglottis. Character of the voice in the nations of 
 Asia and Africa. Blake (C. C.) Skulls found in the round 
 barrows of the so. of England. Skull from the cairn of 
 Get, etc. Researches of Dr. E. Dupont in Belgian bone- 
 caves. Mitra (B. R.) Gypsies of Bengal. Wake (C. S.) 
 Psychol, unity of mankind. Collinson (J.) Indians of the 
 Mosquito territory. Lagneau (G.) Saracens in France, tr. 
 by E. Villin. Bollaert (W.) Ancient or fossil pottery on 
 the shores of Ecuador. Central America, hieroglyphics of 
 Yucatan, etc. Anc. Peruvian graphic records. Cleghorn 
 (J ) Is the character of the Scotch the expression of the 
 soil of Scotland? Shortt (J.) The Bayaderes. Habits and 
 manners of Marvar tribes of India. Houghton (E. P.) 
 Land dayas of Upper Sarawak, etc. Anderson (J.) Excava- 
 tions in Caithness cairns. Boggs (E. B.) Fishing Indians 
 of Vancouver's island. Anderson (J.) Horned cairns of 
 Caithness. Ernst (A.) Anthrop. remarks on population of 
 Venezula. Beddoe (J.) Physical characteristics of inhab. 
 of Bretagne. Head-forms of the Danes. Stature and bulk 
 of man in the British Isles. Davis (J. B.) Skull of a 
 Ghiliak. 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
734 
 
 MAN: Anthropology — Ethnology. 
 
 Anthropological society, continued. 
 
 — [Publications.] 6 v. London, 1863-65. 8°. 4734.14 
 
 viz : Blumenbach (J. F.) Anthropological treatises. With 
 Inang. dissert, by J. Hunter on the varieties of men. 
 Broca (P.) Phenomena of hybridity, etc. Gastaldi (B.) 
 Lake habitation [5813.18], Pouchet (G.) Plurality of the 
 human race. Vogt (C.) Lectures on man. Waitz (T.) In- 
 troduction to anthropology. 
 
 Blumenbach (J. F.) Anthropological treatises. Tr. by 
 T. Bendyshe. 1865 4734.14 
 
 Bray (C.) Manual of anthropology. 1871. .4734.12 
 Contents : In the beginning. Man. Morality. Religion 
 and death. Sociology. Summary and conclusion. 
 
 Broca (P.) On the phenomena of hybridity in the 
 genus homo. 1864 4734.15 
 
 — Hist, of the transactions of the Anthrop. soc. of Paris, 1865-67. 
 
 [In Sm. report, 1868.] 3936.23 
 
 Biichner (L.) Man in the past, present, and future. 
 
 1872. 4734.24 
 
 Candolk [A. de). Probable future of the human race. [In 
 
 Smith, report, 1875.] 3936.30 
 
 Debay (A. ) Histoire naturelle de l'homme et de la 
 femme. 16e eU 1870 4733.12 
 
 Gregory (J. ) Comparative view of the state and facul- 
 ties of man, with those of the animal world. 
 1777 5435.13 
 
 Historical illustrations of the passions, [anon.] 2 v. 
 1825 5436.01 
 
 Hodae (0.) Anthropology. [In his Systematic theol., v. 2, 1872 ; 
 ch.1-4.] .... 3658.26 
 
 Karnes (if. Home, lord). History of man ; or, wonders 
 of human nature, in relation to the virtues, vices, 
 and defects of both sexes. 2d ed. 2 v. 4734.02 
 
 Hunter [J.) Inaug. dissertation on the varieties of men. [In 
 Blumenbach (J. F.) Anthrop. treatises, 1865.] . . 4734.17 
 
 Eusclev (T. H.) Evidence as to man's place in nature. 
 
 1863 4712.08 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 117, 1863. 
 
 Lawrence ( W. ) Lectures on the comparative anatomy 
 and the nat. hist, of man. 1848. . . .4325.10 
 
 Monboddo (J. Burnet, lord). History and philosophy of men. 
 [In Ms Ancient metaphysics, v. 2-5, 1779.) . . . .6418.0* 
 
 Page (D.) Man : where, whence, and whither? his 
 natural history relations. 1868. . . . 4732.01 
 
 Peabody museum of American archaeology and ethno- 
 logy. Eeports, v. 1, 1868-1876 4732.10 
 
 Quatrefages (A. de). Nat. hist, of man : elementary. 
 From the French, byE. A. Youmans.1875. 4733.16 
 Note.— Repr. from Pop. sci. monthly, May, June, 1872. 
 
 Quelelet (L. A. J.) Treatise on man and the develop- 
 ment of his faculties. 1842 5814.18 
 
 Savile {B. W. ) Man ; or, the old and new philosophy. 
 1863 4733.09 
 
 Shields [C. W.) Scientific and biblical anthropology. [In his 
 Final philos., 1877 ; p. 141-177.] 5416.26 
 
 Tylor (E. B.) Anthropology. [In Encyc. Brit., 9th ed„ v. 2, 1876; 
 p. 107-123.] 
 
 Van Amringe (W. F.) Investigation of the theories 
 of the natural history of man. 1848. . 4737.13 
 
 Vogt ( C. ) Lectures on man ; his place in creation, 
 and in the history of the earth. 1864. . 4734.17 
 
 Waitz (T.) Introd. to anthropology. 1863. . 4734.18 
 
 Wake (C. S.) Chapters on man. With the outlines of 
 comparative psychology. 1868. . . . 4733.10 
 
 Wilson (D.) Caliban : the missing link [in the evo- 
 lution of man], 1873 1752.24 
 
 Wiseman (J.) Nat. hist, of the human race. [In his Twelve 
 lectureB, v. 1, 1853 ; p. 135-246.] 3624.05 
 
 2. Ethnology, including question of the unity 
 and diversity of the human race. 
 
 Agassiz (L. J. R.) Indigenous races. [In Nott (J. 0.) and Glid- 
 don (G. R.) Indigenous races, 1867.] 4736.02 
 
 — • Diversity of origin of the human races. [In Christian exam- 
 iner, July, 1850.] 
 
 — On the provinces of the animal world and their relation to 
 
 man. [App. to Nott (J. C.) and G-liddon (G. R.) Types of 
 mankind, 1857.] 4736.01 
 
 ■ — Zoological evidence for the diversity of the races. [In Amer. 
 assoc. for adv. of sci., v. 3. 3946.03 
 
 Bartlett (J. R.) Progress of ethnology. 2d ed. 
 1847 4735.01 
 
 Brace {C. L.) Races of the old world. 1863. . 4734.13 
 
 Brown (B.) Races of mankind. 4 v. 1875. 4738.20 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Indians of North and South America. 
 
 2. Hispauo-Americanlife. Oceanic group. Papuan races. 
 
 Malays. African stock. Egyptians, Berbers, etc. Kaffirs, 
 
 etc. Hottentots, Bushmen, etc. Negro and Negroid races. 
 
 3. Negro races. Persian group. Kurds, Afghans, Ar- 
 menians. Indian stock. 
 
 4. Aboriginal races of India. The Hindoos. The Sin- 
 ghalese. Laccadave and Maldave islanders. Mongolian 
 family. Burmese, Siamese, etc. The Chinese. The Tura- 
 nians. The Dioscurian and European stock. 
 
 GabeU (J. L.) Testimony of modern science to the 
 unity of mankind. 1859 4733.02 
 
 Curiosite's philol., geogr., et ethnologiques. 1855. 
 [Bibliotheque de poche.] 6411.07 
 
 Dana (A. H.) Inductive inquiries, etc. 1873. 2521.25 
 
 Davis {E. H.) On ethnological research. [In Smith, report, 
 1866.] 3936,21 
 
 Davis {J. B. ) Thesaurus craniorum. Skulls of the 
 various races of men. 1867. .... 4733.17 
 Figuier(L.) The human race. 1872. . . .4737.15 
 Fontaine {E) How the world was peopled. 1872. 4733.14 
 Gibbs (<?.) Instructions for research relative to the ethnology 
 and philol. of N. A. [In Sm. miscel. coll., v, 7] . 3935.17 
 
 — Intermixture of races. [In Sm. report, 1864.] . . .8936.19 
 Oobineau (A., comte de). Moral and intellectual di- 
 versity of races. From the French. With in- 
 trod. by H. Hotz, and a summary of question of 
 unity or plurality of species, by J. C. Nott. 
 1856 4733.15 
 
 Hackel [E.) History of creation. 2 v. 1876 4713,24 
 
 Haldeman (S. S.) Points of linguistic ethnology. Report on 
 
 linguistic ethnology. [In Amer. assoc. Proc, v. 2, 10, 
 
 1850-67.] 3946.02 
 
 Huxley {T. H.) On the methods and results of ethnology. [In 
 
 his Critiques, etc , 1873 ; p. 134-181.] 2532.19 
 
 Note.— Repr. from Fortn. rev., v. 1, 1866. 
 Jeffries (J. P.) Natural history of the human race. 
 
 1869 4734.11 
 
 Johnes (A. J. ) Philological proofs of the orig. unity, 
 
 and recent origin of the human race.1846. 6412.29 
 Jones {Sir W.) On ihe origin and families of nations. [In his 
 
 Works, V. 3, 1807.] 6046.03 
 
 Knox (B.) Races of men : influence of race over the 
 destinies of nations. 1862 4733.01 
 
 Latham (R. G.) Descriptive ethnology, v. 1-2. 
 
 1859 4734.03 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Eastern and Northern Asia— Europe. 
 2. Europe, Africa, India. 
 
 — Ethnology of Europe. 1852 4732.02 
 
 — Ethnology of the British colonies. 1851. . 4732.04 
 
 — Ethnology of the British Islands. 1852. . 4732.02 
 
 — Nationalities of Europe. 2 v. 1'863. . . 445.17 
 
 — Native races of the Russian empire. 1854. 4733.11 
 
 — Opuscula. Essays chiefly philological and ethno- 
 
 graphical. 1860 6425.30 
 
 — Varieties of the human race. 1854. . . . 4715.08 
 Morgan [L. H.) Circular in regard to degrees of relationship 
 
 among different nations. [In Sm. miscel. coll., v. 2, 
 1862.] 3935.12 
 
 — Systems of consanguinity and affinity of the human family. 
 
 [JnSm. coutrib., v. 17, 1871.] 3937.17 
 
 Niebuhr (B. G.) Lectures on ancient ethnography. 
 
 2v. 1854 425.13 
 
 Nott {J. 0.) Two lectures on the connection between 
 
 the biblical and physical hist, of man. 1849. 4736.03 
 
 — and Gliddon ((?. R. ) Indigenous races of the earth. 
 
 1857 4736.02 
 
 Note.— Presents polygenist views. 
 
 — and Gliddon (G.R.) Types of mankind. 1857. 4736.01 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Westm. rev., v. 65, 1856. 
 Peschel ( 0. ) Races of man and their geogr. distribu- 
 tion. 1876 4733.18 
 
 Pickering (J.) Races of men 4733.06 
 
 Picture gallery of the nations. 1870. . . . 923.15 
 
 Pouchet (G.) Plurality of the human race. 1864. 4734.16 
 
 Prichard {J. C.) Natural hist, of man. 1848. 4734.05 
 
 — Physical hist, of man. 5 v. 1837-47. . . 4734.06 
 
 Note. — Monogenist in theory. 
 
 Contents ; v. 1. General .introd. 2. African races. 3. 
 European ethnography. 4. Asiatio nations. 5. Oceanio 
 and American nations. 
 Quatrefages (A. de). Unite' de l'espece humaine. 4733.07 
 
 — Natural history of man. Tr. by E. A. Youmans. 
 
 1875 4733.16 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Bibl. sacra, July, 1863 (Quatrefages 
 
 in reply to Agassiz, by J. P. Thompson). 
 Reid (M.) Description of singular races of men. 
 
 1860. . . 4733.08 
 
 Retzius (A.) Form of human skull. [In Sm. rep., 1859.] 3936.1* 
 
 Smith (G H.) Natural history of the human species. 
 Edinburgh, 1848. ... ..... 4733.05 
 
 Same. Boston, 1852. ....... 4733.04 
 
 BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
MAN: Ethnology — Prehistoric man. 
 
 735 
 
 Win Unity of the human race. 1850.4733.03 
 WardiS.H.) Nat. hist, of mankind. 1849.4732.05 
 Wrlsfbrd [H ) Inquiry into the primitive seats, early emigra- 
 tionB and final settlements of tbe principal European na- 
 tions.' (In his Engl, language, 1845.] 6133.05 
 
 Wilton ID ) Physical [orauial] ethnology. [.fr.Sm.rep., 1862.] 3936.17 
 
 woZ, U 0-) Natural histor y of man - v - 1_a - 1868 - 
 
 ijq 4737.16 
 
 v. 1. Africa. 2. Australia, New Zealand, Polynesia, Amer. 
 ica, Asia, and ancient Europe. 
 Note.— An Amer. reprint is entitled • Uncivilized races.' 
 See also Bibl. rep. and Princeton rev., Jan., 1859 (The 
 unity of mankind) ; Jan., 1863 (True place of man in zo- 
 ology) ; Jan., 1869 (' Agassiz on provinces of creation and 
 the unity of the race') ; Contemp. rev., v. 8, 1868 (Man in 
 creation, by J. D'Oyly) ; v. 16, 1871 (Wallaoe on the con- 
 servation of native races, by H. B. Tristram) ; N. A. rev., 
 July 1867 (Language and human unity) ; Nat. rev., v. 18, 
 1864 (Races of the old world); Nat. qu. rev., v. 24, 1872 
 (Anc. inbab. of Europe and whence they came) ; v. 19, 1869 
 (Primitive raoes of Europe) ; Westm. rev., v. 74, 1860 
 (Antiquity of the human race). 
 
 gg~ See also Biblical aud religious literature (Genesis and 
 geology, p. 88 ;— Religion and science, p. 101). 
 
 3. Prehistoric man. 
 
 1. General works. 
 
 Argyll {Duke of). Primeval man. 1869. . .6813.17 
 Baldwin (J. D.) Prehistoric nations. 1869.. 423.11 
 Glodd (E.) Childhood of the world ; a simple account 
 
 of man in early times. 1873 5812.22 
 
 Boies and data relating to religious anthropology and 
 
 sacred history, [anon.] 3541.18 
 
 Bonier (I.) Primitive man. 1870 5813.29 
 
 Contents : The stone age (p. 1-204). The age of metals : 
 bronze epoch (p. 205-296) ;— Iron epoch (p. 297-332). Primi- 
 tive man in America. 
 
 Fraser (W.) Blending lights, or relations of natural 
 science, archaeology, and history, to the Bible. 
 2ded. 1874 3547.27 
 
 Hale (Sir Matthew). Primitive origination of mankind, 
 considered and examined according to the light 
 of nature. 1677 3628.03 
 
 International congress of prehistoric archaeology : trans- 
 actions of the third session. 1868. . .5813.28 
 
 Laveleye (& de). Primitive property. Tr. by G. B. 
 L. Marriott. With introd. by T. E. C. Leslie. 
 
 London, 1878. 8° 5914.19 
 
 Contents : Property in land. Village communities. 
 
 Lesley (J. P.) Man's origin and destiny, sketched 
 from the platform of the sciences. 1868. 5813.16 
 
 Lubbock (Sir J.) Origin of civilization and the primi- 
 tive condition of man. 1870 5813.23 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 132, 1870 ; p. 439-479. 
 
 — Pre-historic times, as illus. by ancient remains, and 
 
 the manners and customs of modern savages. 
 
 2ded. 1869 5813.22 
 
 ■ — Address on primeeval antiquities. [In Archseolog. journal, 
 
 v. 23, 1866 ; p. 190-211.] 1463.18 
 
 LyeU(SirC) Evidences of the antiquity of man. 
 
 1863 4112.06 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 118, 1863, p. 254-302 ; 
 
 N. A. rev., v. 97, 1863, p. 451-483 ; Qu. rev., v. 114, 1863, 
 
 p. 368-417. 
 Man as the cotemporary of the mammoth and the reindeer in 
 
 middle Europe. [In Smith, report, 1867.] .... 3936.22 
 Morgan (L. H.) Ancient society, or researches in the 
 
 lines of human progress from savagery, through 
 
 barbarism to civilization. 1877. . . . 5803.04 
 MortOlet (G. de) and Ghantre (E.) International code of symbols 
 
 for charts of prehistoric archaeology. Transl. by O. F. 
 
 Mason. [In Smith, report, 1875.] 3936.30 
 
 Rau(C) Early man in Europe. 1876. . .5803.03 
 Bawlinson(0.) Origin of nations. 1878. . 411.15 
 Urkart (0. von). Menes and Cheops : with other cosas. 
 
 1869. ..." 1073.05 
 
 Smyth (0. P.) On the antiquity of intellectual man, 
 
 from a practical and astronomical point of view. 
 
 1868 1082.25 
 
 Nole.—k sequel to his • Life and work at the Gt.Pyramid.' 
 
 Smithsonian reports, 1853-77 3936.07 
 
 Note.— Most of the vols, contain archaeological material.; 
 Southall (J. C. ) Epoch of the mammoth and the ap- 
 parition of man upon the earth. 1878. . 5803.05 
 
 — Recent origin of man, as illus. by geology and pre- 
 
 historic archaeology. 1875 5803.01 
 
 Spencer (H.) The primitive man. [In his Principles of sociology 
 v. 1^ 1877 ; p. 17-464.] .......... 6416 18 
 
 Tt/lor (E. B.) Primitive culture. 2 v. 1871. 5813.25 
 
 Same. 1st Amer. from 2d Engl. 2v. 1874.5813.25a 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Science of culture. Development of 
 culture. Survival in culture. Emotional and imitative lan- 
 guage. Art of counting. Mythology (p. 247-376). Auim- 
 lBm (p. 377-463). 2. Animism, cont'd (p. 1-327). Rites and 
 ceremonies. Conclusion. 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 135, 1872 ; p. 88-122 ; At- 
 lantic mo., v. 34 (by T. S. Perry). 
 
 — Primitive society. [In Contemp. rev., Apl., June, 1873.1 
 
 — Religion of savages. [In Form, rev., v. 6, 1866.] 
 
 — Besearches into the early history of mankind. 
 
 1865 5bl3 ; 13 
 
 Contents: Introd. Gesture language. Word language. 
 Picture-writing and word-writing. Images and names. 
 Growth and decline of culture. The stone age, past and 
 present. Fire, cooking, and vessels. Remarkable cus- 
 toms. Hist, traditions and myths. 
 
 Note.— Reviewed by Max Miiller in hit Chips, etc., v. 2. 
 1869 ; p. 248-234. 
 
 Westropp (H. M.) Prehistoric phases ; introd. essays 
 on pre-historic archaeology. 1872. . . 427.21 
 
 Wilson (D.) Prehistoric man. Besearches into the 
 origin of civilization in the old and new world. 
 
 1865 5813.14 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Black, mag., v. 96, p. 525-545 ; North 
 Brit, rev., v. 89, 1863, p. 29-62. 
 
 See also Atlantic mo., v. 10, 1862 (The fossil man,' by 0. L. 
 Brace) ; Blackw. mag., v. 88, 1860 (Reputed traces of prim- 
 eval man) ; Brit. qu. rev., Oct., 1872 (Present state of 
 prehist. archteology) ; Apl., 1874 (Antiq. of man) ; Con- 
 temp. rev., v. 11, 1869 (Primeval man, by J. Hannah); 
 Eraser's mag., v. 67, 1863 (Antiq. of man) ; v. 77, 1868 
 (Progress of civ. in prehistoric times, by W. B. DawkinB) ; 
 Nat. qu. rev., v. 23, 1871 (Age of the earth and its inhab.) ; 
 New Englander, v. 22, 1863 (Man's zool. position, by J. D. 
 Dana) ; Apr., 1874 (Primitive culture, by J. S. Sewall) ; 
 N. Brit, rev., v. 60, 1869 (Early hist, of man) ; Pop. sci. 
 mo., v. 2, 1872 (Early discipline of mankind, by W. Bage- 
 hot) ; May, 1872 (Prehistoric times, by T. M. Coan) ; Pop. 
 sci. rev., v. 3, 1864 (Prehistoric dwellings, by G. E. Rob- 
 erts) ; Qu. rev., v. 128, 1870 (Non-historic times) ; July, 
 1874 (Primitive man) ; Westm. rev., v. 79, 1863 (Antiq. of 
 man) ; Jan., 1876 (Origin of man) ; Meth. qu. rev. Apl., 1877 
 (Westm., rev., on the Recent origin of man, by J. C. South- 
 all) ; Gentl. mag., Oct., 1877 (Savage political life, by J. A. 
 Farrar) ; Galaxy, 1877 (Age of bronze, by Burnouf). 
 
 2. Cave dwellings, Stone age, and Megalithic monuments. 
 
 Abbott (C.C.) Stone age in New Jersey. [Sm. rep., 1875 ] 3936.30 
 
 Broca (M. P.) The troglodytes, or cave-dwellers, of the valley 
 of the Vezere. [In Sm. report, 1872.] 3936.27 
 
 Dawkins (\V. B.) Cave hunting, researches on the 
 evidence of caves respecting the early inhabi- 
 tants of Europe. 1874 5813.32 
 
 Desor (E.) PalafUtes, or lacustrian constructions of the lake of 
 Neuchatel. [In Sm. report, 1865.] 3936.20 
 
 Evans (J.) Ancient stone implements, weapons, and 
 ornaments of Great Britain. 1872. . . 427.24 
 
 On the occurrence of flint implements in undisturbed beds of 
 
 gravel, sand, and clay. [In Archseologia, v. 38, I860.] 5128. — 
 
 Ferqusson (J. ) Bude stone monuments in all coun- 
 tries. 1872 427.22 
 
 Note.— An attempt to prove the sepulchral character of 
 the Rude stone monumeuts, and that most of them belong 
 to the first ten christian centuries. 
 
 Gastaldi (B.) Lake habitations and pre-historic re- 
 mains in the tubaries and marl-beds in Central 
 Italy. 1865 5813.18 
 
 Keller (F) Lake dwellings of Switzerland and Eu- 
 rope. 1866 5813.21 
 
 Linton ( W.) Colossal vestiges of the older nations. 
 1862 £813.20 
 
 MorlollA.) Lacustrian settlements. [In Sm. report, 1863.] 3936.18 
 
 — Study of high antiquity. (In Sm. rep., 1862, 1864.] 3936.17 ; 19 
 Troyon (F.) Lacustrian cities of Switzerland. (In Sm. report, 
 
 1861.) 3936,16 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 116, 1862. 
 Worsaae (J. J. A.) Primeval antiquities of Denmark. 
 Tr and applied to the illustration of similar re- 
 mains in England, by J. W. Thorns. 1849. 5813.19 
 _ The antiquities of South Jutland and Sleswick. (In Archajol. 
 
 journal, v. 23.] . . 146318 
 
 See also Contemp. rev., v. 4, 1867 (Lake dwellings of 
 Switzerland, by H. W. Wood) ; Gentl. mag., June, Sept., 
 1866 (Lake-dwellings in Switzerland) ; Qu. rev., v. 125, 1868 
 (Lake dwellings) ; Fraser's mag.. Men., 1874 (Stone monu- 
 ments of Sardinia) ; Pop. sci. rev., Oct., 1877 (Caves and 
 their occupants) ; Oct.,1877 (Flint implements, by C.C.Kmg). 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Orders," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
736 
 
 MAN -MANNERS 
 
 Man. 
 
 4. Miscellaneous Works. 
 
 Atkinson (H. 0. ) and Martineau (H. ) Letters on man's 
 nature and development. 1851. . . . 5438.01 
 
 Briltan (S. B.) Man and his relations. 1864.5138.03 
 
 Dick (T) On the moral improvement of mankind. [In his 
 Works, V. 1, 1863] 5033.01 
 
 Fichte(J. 67.) Vocation of man. [In Popular works, v. 1.] 3552.13 
 
 Godwin ( W. ) Thoughts on man, his nature, produc- 
 tions, and discoveries. 1831. . . . 5814.13 
 
 Hinion(J.) Man and his dwelling place. 1859. 3573.20 
 Contents: Soience. Philosophy. Religion. Ethics. Dia- 
 logues. 
 Note.— Reviewed in Fraser's mag., v. 59, 1869. 
 
 Hope ( T. ) EsBay on the origin and prospects of man. 
 3 v. 1831 5814.15 
 
 Leslie (J. P. ) Man's origin and destiny sketched from 
 
 the platform of the sciences. 1865-6. . 5813.16 
 
 Contents : Classification of the sciences. Genius of the 
 
 physical sciences ancient and modern. Geol. antiquity of 
 
 man. On the dignity of mankind. Unity of mankind 
 Early social life of mankind. Language as a test of race' 
 Origin of architecture. Growth of the alphabet The 
 four types of religious worship. On Arkite symbolism. 
 Marsh (0. P.) Man and nature. 1864. . . 4113,34 
 
 Note. — Reviewed iu Ed. rev., v. 120, 1864. 
 Moore (Gf.) Man and his motives. 1856. . . 5438.11 
 Madie (R: ) Man as a moral being. 2d ed. 1858. 5438!o9 
 
 — Man in his relations to society. 1858. . . 5438 08 
 
 — Man in his intellectual faculties. 2d ed. 1858. 5438.10 
 Pickmere(J.R.) Being, analytically described : man's 
 
 chief relations. 1854 5418.11 
 
 Reade .( W. ) Martyrdom of man. 1872. . .5812.20 
 Savile (B. W. ) Man, or the old and the new philoso- 
 phy. 1863 4733.09 
 
 Scott (—). Inquiry into the causes of the diversity of human 
 
 character. [In Class, journal, v. 6, 7, 9, 10, 12, 13.] 2742.06 
 
 Warden (R. B.) Familiar forensic view of man and 
 
 law. 1860. 5438.15 
 
 Manchee (Thomas J.) Origin of the riots of Bristol. 2d ed. 
 
 Bristol, 1832. 8" 6093.18 
 
 Manchester (Duke of). See Montagu (Wm. D., duke of Manchester). 
 Manchester, (England). See Countries, etc. (Manchester, p. 342). 
 Manchester. Free library. Catalogue of books. Eef. 
 
 erence department. Prepared by A. Crestadoro. 
 
 London, 1864. 8°. 2735.27 
 
 Manchester science lectures. lst-4th series. Man- 
 chester, 1866-73. 12° 3906.20 
 
 Note.— For contents see Arts (Useful : Essays, etc., p. 42). 
 
 Same. 8th series, 1876-7. L., 1877. 12°. 3906.24 
 
 Contents: Roscoe (H. E.) What the earth is composed 
 
 of. Williamson (W. C.) Succession of life on the earth. 
 
 Lockyer (J. N.) Why the earth's chemistry is as it is. 
 Manchuria. See Countries (Manchuria, p. 342). 
 
 Mandalay to Momien. See Anderson (J ) 1026.18 
 
 Mandans. See Countries, etc. (Indians, p. 335). 
 
 Mandeville (Bernard de). Fable of the bees ; or 
 
 private vices public benefits. L.,1795. 8°. 5435.17 
 Same. London, 1806. 8° 5435. 18 
 
 — D'Israeli (I.) In his Amenities of lit., v. 1, 1855. . .2762 02 
 
 — Law (W.) Remarks on the Fable of the bees. 
 
 1844 5446.02 
 
 — - Stephen (L.) Hist, of English thoughts in 18th century, v. 2, 
 
 1876 6426.26 
 
 Note. — See also L. Stephen's critique in Fraser's mag., 
 
 June, 1873 ; repr. in his Essays, 1873 [3596.25]. 
 Mandeville (Sir John). See Maundevile (Sir John). 
 Manetho. Carmina astrologica. Parisiis, Didot, 
 
 1851. 8° 7766.17 
 
 — Fragmenta. [In Bunsen. Egypt's place, v. 1, 1848, p. 606- 
 
 666.] 1076.03 
 
 Note — For commentary by Bunsen see index, v. 5, p. 906. 
 
 — Egyptian dynasties. [In Cory (I. P.) Ancient fragments. 
 
 1832] 3536.27 
 
 — Palmer ( W.) Egyptian chronicles, v. 1, 1861 ; p. 86-272. 1076.01 
 
 See also Journ. of sac. lit., Jan., 1863, p. 333-376 ; Jan. 
 1864, p. 421-465 (Dynasties of M., by E. Hincks) ; Oct.' 
 1864 (Reply to Hincks, by J. W. Bosanquet) ; Amer. presb. 
 rev., Jan., 1866. 
 
 Manfred. See Byron (Q. G. N., lord). 
 
 Mangan (James Clarence). Poems ; with biogr. in- 
 trod. by J. Mitchel. N. Y., 1859. 12°. 1672.06 
 Contents: German anthology. Irish anthology. Apoc- 
 rypha. Miscellaneous. 
 
 Mangin (Arthur). The desert world. London 
 1869. 8° 4727.03 
 
 Mangin (Rev. Edward). Essay on light reading 
 London, 1808. 18° 2534.28 
 
 — Piozziana ; or recollections of Mrs. Piozzi. With 
 
 remarks, [anon.] London, 1833. 12°. . 3141.00 
 
 Mangnall (John). Mechanical drawing. See Foster (Vere) 
 
 Course of drawing, pt. 2 1441 jjj 
 
 — Practical geometry. See Foster (Vere). Course of drawing, 
 
 Pt- 4 mj il 
 
 Mangnall (Bichmal). Hist, and miscel. questions. 
 
 New ed. London, 1869. 12° 442.27 
 
 Manhattan Island. See Countries, etc. (Manhattan Island, p 342). 
 Manhattan and De la Salle monthly. Ed. by J. 
 
 Savage. New series, v. 1-4. N.Y.,1875-76.8°.8129.— 
 Manhood. 
 
 — Giles (H.) True manhood. (In his Lectures and essays v 3 
 
 1851 ; p. 80.111.] 2526.06 
 
 See also Character (p. 261). 
 Manifest detection of the most vyle use of dice play. TBy G 
 Walker?] Ed. by J. O. Halliwell. London, 1850. 16°. [In 
 Percy soc, v. 29.] 5060 29 
 
 Marnlius (Marcus). Five books of the ancient as- 
 tronomy and astrology : together with the philos. 
 
 of the Stoicks. Tr. into Engl, verse. With 
 notes. London, 1697. 12°. 1665.16 
 
 — Opera omnia. Astronomicon ex ed. Bentleiana ; 
 
 cum notis et interp. in usum Delphini. Lon- 
 
 dini, Valpy, 1828. 8° 7715.05 
 
 Same. [Lat. et Fr.] Paris, 1865. 8°. [Nisard'a 
 
 coll.] 7726.01 
 
 Manin (Daniele). Martin (S.) D. M. and Venice 
 
 in 1848-49. 2 v. 1862 532.17 
 
 — Castelar (E.) In his Life of Byron, etc., 1876 ; p. 261- 
 
 295 3027.31 
 
 Manipulus vocabulorum. See Levins (P.) . . 6113.49 ; 7913.08 
 
 Manitoba. See Countries (Manitoba, p. 342). 
 
 Manley (J. J.) Salt, preserved provisions, bread. [In British 
 
 mf'g industries, v. 12, 1876.] 3941.3S 
 
 Manly exercises. See Amusements, games, etc. (p. 25). 
 Mann (Charles A.) Paper money the root of all evil. 
 
 New York, 1872. 12° 5911.12 
 
 Mann (Hermann). Hist, annals of Dedham, 1635- 
 
 1847. Dedham, 1847. 8°. 611.11 
 
 Mann (Horace). Lectures on education. Boston, 
 
 1848. 12° 5522. U6 
 
 — Oration, July 4, 1842. Boston, 1842. 8° 684.20 
 
 — Thoughts for a young man. B., 1855. 16°. 
 
 — Thoughts selected from the writings of. Boston, 
 
 [1867.] 18°. 2541 08 
 
 — Twelve sermons : delivered at Antioch College. 
 
 Boston, 1861. 12°. 3573.22 
 
 — • editor. See Common-school journal 6916.20 
 
 ea~ For lives of H. Mann see Biography (p. 173). 
 Mann (James). Medical sketches of campaigns of 
 
 1812-14. Dedham, 1816. 8° 4343.26 
 
 Mann(J.B.) Life of Henry Wilson. B., 1872. 8°. 3186.16 
 Mann [Mrs. Mary Peaboay, wife of Horace). Life of 
 
 Horace Mann. 2d ed. B., 1865. 8°. . 3116.20 
 
 — Physiological cook book. B., 1858. 16°. .6015.04 
 
 — and Peabody (E. P.) Moral culture of infanoy, 
 
 and kindergarten guide. B., 1863. 12°. 5514.01 
 
 Same. New York, 1876. 12° 5514.01a 
 
 Mamie (Armand Edmond de). Nouveau dictionnaire 
 
 des ouvrages anonymes et pseudonymes. 3e ed. 
 
 Lyon, 1868. 8° 2761.20 
 
 Manners and customs. 
 
 — Anderson (W.) Manners, customs, and oeremonies 
 
 of different nations. [1854.] .... 5811.17 
 
 — Brown (J., D.D.) Estimate of the manners and 
 
 principles of the times. 2 v. 1757. . . 6433.20 
 
 — Suckle (H. T.) Manners iu the 17th century. [In his Miscel. 
 
 works, v. 3, 1872.] 6022.22 
 
 — Estienne (H. ) L'introdvction av traite de la con- 
 
 formite des merveilles anciennes aueo les mo- 
 dernes, ov, traite preparatif a l'Apologie pour He- 
 
 rodote. 1566 6216.37 
 
 ■ — - Furnival (F. J., ed.) Manners and meals of the olden time. 
 The Babees book, Bokes of nurture, etc. [In Early Eng- 
 lish text soc, no. 32. 1868.] 7913.10 
 
 — Qomberville (M Le R. de). La doctrine des moeurs. 
 
 1685 6211.23 
 
 — Manners of polite society ; or, etiquette for ladies, 
 
 gentlemen and families. L., [».d.] 12°. 5427.22 
 
 — R&musat (C. de). Des mceurs du temps. [In his Critiques, etc., 
 
 v. 1, 1859 ] 7048.13 
 
 — Rosselti ( W. M.) and Oswald (K) Essays on early 
 
 Italian and German books of courtesy. 1869. 
 [In Early B. T. soc. Extra tier., no. 8.] 7913.18 
 
 BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
MANNERS - MARCEL 
 
 737 
 
 gnmccr (3.) Manners and fashion. [In Ms Universal pto- 
 
 eress. 1864.J 2543.16 
 
 feme. [In l>is Essays, v. 1, 1868.] 2647.23 
 
 Ceremonial government. [In Foitn. rev., v. 23, 1878]. 
 
 See also Blackw. mag., v. 90, 1861 ; p. 163-166 ; Temple 
 Bar v. 84, 1872, or Littell, 1872, v. 2 (Modern manners). 
 
 /&■ See also Etiquette and manners (p. 449) ;— Burial 
 usages (p. 242) ;— Calendar (p. 247) ;— Costume (p. 284; ;— 
 Man (p. 734) ;— Marriage. Also works descriptive of vari- 
 ous countries and peoples, under Countries (p. 286-394). 
 
 Manning (Miss Anne). See Fiction claas-list (p. 602). 
 
 Manning (Mrs. C, formerly Mrs. Speir). Ancient and 
 mediasval India. 2 v. L, 1869. 8°. . .1036.10 
 
 Manning (Henry Ed-ward, abp. of Westminster). Cen- 
 tenary of St. Peter and the general council : a 
 pastoral letter. London, 1867. 8°. . . 3574.10 
 
 _ England and Christendom. L., 1867. 12°. 3574.02 
 
 — Essays on religion and literature. 2d series. Lon- 
 
 don, 1867. 8° 3574.05 
 
 Note.— For contents see p. 102 of Catalogue. 
 
 — Four great evils of the day. [Unbelief, heresy, etc. ] 
 
 Boston, 1872. 8° 3574.00 
 
 — Sermons on ecclesiastioal subjects. Dublin, 1869. 
 
 12° 3573.27 
 
 — Temporal mission of the Holy Ghost : or reason and 
 
 revelation. New York, 1866. 12°. . . 3574.01 
 
 — True story of the Vatican council. [In Contemp. rev., v. 30, 
 
 1877.] Reviewed by prof. Friedrichs in Contem. rev., 
 Men., Apl., 1878. 
 
 — Unity of the church. 2d ed. L., 1845. 8°. 3573.26 
 
 — The Vatican council, and its definitions. London, 
 
 1870. 8° 3574.09 
 
 — The Vatican decrees in their bearing on civil alle- 
 
 giance. New York, 1875. 12° 3574.33 
 
 — McCarthy (J.) Modern leaders. 1872 3257.16 
 
 See also Dublin rev., Apr., 1876 (Cardinal Manning). 
 Manning (Jacob Merrill, B.D.) Half truths and the 
 
 truth": forms of unbelief. B., 1872. 12°. 3573.24 
 Manning (James, recorder of Oxford). Inquiry into the character 
 
 and origin of the possessive augment. [In Philol. boc. 
 
 Proceedings, 1864, 8°.] 6443.15 
 
 Manniig (James Alex. ) Lives of the speakers of the 
 House of commons. London, 1851. 8°. 3257.02 
 Manning (Joseph B.) The voice of letters : anc. pro- 
 perties of Latin and Greek. B.,1854. 12'. 6423.02 
 Manningham (John). Diary, 1602-03 ; ed. by J. Bruce. 
 London, Camden soc. , 1868. 4°. . . . . 5114.03 
 
 Manon Lescaut. See Prevost (A. F. d 'Exiles) 241.63 
 
 Manors. Blount (T.) Jocular customs. 1679. 5631.26 
 
 Mansel (Henry Longueville). Letters, lectures, and 
 
 reviews. Ed. by H. W. Chandler. London, 
 
 187.1. 8° 5424.23 
 
 Contents: The philosophy of language. Recent exten- 
 sions of formal logic. Limits of demonstrative science 
 considered. Man's conception of eternity. Psychology 
 the test of moral and metaphysical philosophy. On the 
 philosophy of Rant. Modern German philosophy. Sensa- 
 tion novels. Modern spiritualism. Free thinking— its 
 history and tendencies. Philosophy and theology. On 
 utility as a ground of moral obligation. On the idealism 
 of Berkeley, a fragment. Scenes from an unfinished dra- 
 ma, entitled ' Phroutisterlon, or Oxford in the 19th cent.' 
 
 — Limits of religious thought examined. Boston, 
 
 1859. 12° 3574.03 
 
 Note.— For replies see Maurice (F. D.) What is revelation 1 
 
 [3574.20] ;— Young (John). Province of reason [3625.19];— 
 Martineau(J.) Essays, v. 1, 1866, p. 213-44 [2535.17];— Rands 
 (W. B.) in his Henry Holbeach, v. 1 [2532.21] j— Fraser's 
 mag., v. 60, 1859 (Mansel and Maurice) ;— Journ. of sac. 
 lit., v. 29, 1862, p. 134-144 (Strictures upon M.) 
 
 — Metaphysics ; or the philosophy of consciousness, 
 
 phenomenal and real. N. Y., 1871. 12°. 5424.21 
 
 — Philosophy of the conditioned ; remarks on Ham- 
 
 ilton's Philosophy and Mill's Examination, etc. 
 London, 1866. 16° 5424.22 
 
 — Prolegomena logica ; inquiry into the psychological 
 
 character of logical processes. 2d ed. Oxford, 
 
 1860. 8° 5415.08 
 
 Seealso Littell, 1859, v. 4 (Mansel's theology and philos., 
 
 by F. G.) ; Winslow's Jour, of psy. med., v. 7, 1854 (Man- 
 sers logic and psychology) ; Church qu. rev., Oct., 1877 
 (M. as a chr. philosopher). 
 Mansel (Eobert). Free thoughts upon methodists, 
 actors, and the influence of the stage. Hull, 
 1814. 8° 5 . 1731.31 
 
 — — Same. New York, 1826. 12° 1731.26 
 
 MansBeld (Lord). See Murray (Wm„ earl of Mansfield). 
 Mansfield (Edward Deering). American education. 
 
 New York, 1851. 12° 5513.16 
 
 ~~ £j. ?£ general Soott ' New York, 1848. 12°. 3157 13 
 
 — The Mexican war : history. N.Y., 1849. 8°. 585 31 
 
 — Relation between crime and education ; and between edu- 
 
 cation and pauperism. [In U. S. Com. ofed. Report, 1872.1 
 
 Mansfield (J B.) and Coolidge (A. J.) History and 
 
 descr. of New England, v. 1. B.,1859. 8°. 595.01 
 
 wSUfl" m It C w\ U ' ry mar e ina - s " Hammond (S. H.) and 
 Mansfield (L. W.) , 7 i, .„ 
 
 Mansfield (R. B.) Log of the Water Lily,' 1851-52 
 
 on the Rhine, Moselle, Danube, etc. Leipzig , 
 
 Tauchnilz, 1854. 16° 963 21 ' 
 
 Mansion (L.) Letters upon the art of' miniature ' 
 
 painting. London, [n.d] 16°. . . 1443 09 
 
 Mansions of 'England. See Neale (J. P.) 2 v. 1847. 1315 35 
 Mansions of *England in the olden time. See Nash (J.) 1317 26 
 Manstein (Christoph Hermann von). Contemporary 
 
 memoirs of Russia, 1727-1744. L.,1856. 12°. 554.26 
 Mant (Richard). Ancient hymns from the Roman 
 
 breviary. Added, original hymns. London, etc. 
 
 Rivingtons, 1871. 16° 3761.22 
 
 Mantchu-Tartary. See Countries (Manchuria, p. 342). 
 Mantell (Gideon Algernon). Geol. excursions round 
 
 Isle of Wight, etc. L., Bohn, 1854. 12°. . 4111.20 
 
 — Medals of creation ; or first lessons in geology, and 
 
 organic remains. 2 v. L., Bohn, 1854. 8°. 4111.15 
 
 — Petrifactions and their teachings. London, Bohn 
 
 1851. 8° 4111.17 
 
 — Wonders of geology. 7th ed., by T. R. Jones, 
 
 2 v. London, Bohn, 1857. 12° 4111.18 
 
 Mautz (Paul). Les chefs-d'oeuvre de la peinture 
 
 italienne : planches chromo-lithgr., executees par 
 
 F. Kellerhoven. Paris, 1870. fol. . . 1457.18 
 Manu. See Menu. 
 
 Manufactures. See Arts (Useful : Manufactures, etc., p. 44). 
 Manures. Collier (Peter). Report ou fertilizers. [U. S. Com. to 
 
 Int. exhib. at Vienna, 1873. Reports, v. 2, 1875.] . 3916.16 
 Manuzio (Aldus). See Aldine editions (p. 11). 
 Many thoughts on many things. See Southgate (Henry). 6217.08 
 Manzoni (Alessandro). I promessi sposi. Milano, 
 
 1869. 12° 7317.09 
 
 — Prose varie. Milano, 1869. 12° 7317.10 
 
 Contents: Sur l'unite de temps et de lieu dans la tra- 
 gedie, etc. Del romanzo storico. Dell' invenzioue. Pro- 
 prieta letteraria. 1 
 
 — Osservazioni sulla morale cattolica. Milano, 1869. 
 
 12° 7317.10 
 
 fl®~ For biogr. and crit. notices of M., see Biography (p. 173). 
 Map-drawing (Hand-book of). See Keam (P.) and Mickleborough 
 
 (J.) 1869 932.06 
 
 Maps. See Atlases (p. 56). 
 
 Mapes (Walter). De nugis curialium ; ed. by T. 
 
 Wright. London, Camden soc, 1850. 4°. 5113.04 
 
 — Latin poems, [with early Engl, transl. ] Ed. by T. 
 
 Wright. London, Camden soc, 1841. 4°. 5112.16 
 See critical notices of Mapes in the histories of Engl, lit- 
 erature of Morley [2754-19J, and of Craik [2755.08]. 
 
 Mapother (E. D., M.D.) Lectures on the public 
 health. 2d ed. Dublin, 1867. 16°. . . 4345.29 
 
 Maquet (Auguste). La rose blanche. Paris, 18(>3. 
 12° 7025.08 
 
 — Le beau d'Angennes. Paris, 1864. 12°. . 7025.02 
 
 — La belle Gabrielle. 3 v. P., 1868. 12°. . 7025.03 
 
 — La maison du baigneur. 2e ed. 2 v. Paris, 1868. 
 
 12° 7025.06 
 
 _ Dettes de cceur. Paris, 1860. 12°. . . . 7025.01 
 Marana (Giovanni Paolo). Letters by a Turkish 
 
 spy ; account of the most remarkable transactions 
 
 of Europe, 1637-1682. 8 v. L., 1734. 16°. 451.01 
 Marasquin (Polydorus), the man among the monkeys. 
 
 London, 1873. 12° 4721.21 
 
 Marat (Jean Paul). See Biography (p. 173) ; also Gentl. mag., 
 
 Nov., 1877. 
 Marathon (Battle of). See article by Finlay (&.) in Royal soc. of 
 
 lit Trans., v. 3, 1839 [5068.03] ; and histories of Greece. 
 Marble (Mauton). Letter to Abr. Lincoln. N.Y.,1867. 8°. 3112.23 
 Marble Isle, and other poems. See Bridges (S.) 1864. .1622.04 
 Marble prophecy and other poems. Sec Holland (J. G.) 
 
 1872 .,-,..•»•■ ; 165 f 3 d° 
 
 Marblehead. See Eliot (J.) Topogr. and hist, account of M 
 
 [In Mass. hist. soc. Col., v. 8, 1802] ; Harper s mag., v. 49, 
 
 p. 181-200 (by J. W. Chadwick). 
 Marbles. See Fine arts [Sculpture, p. 548). 
 Marbois (Francois Barbe de). See Barbe-Marbois (F. de). 
 Marc-Monnier. See Monnier. 
 Marcel (Claude). The study of language brought 
 
 back to its true principles. N.Y.,18b9. 16°. 6412.02 
 Beason against routine in the teaching of language. [In 
 
 Pop. sci. mo., Jan., Feb., 1875 ; 2 art.] 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
738 
 
 MARCEL -MARLOWE 
 
 marcel {Mme. Jeanne). Le bon frere. Paris, 
 
 1868. 12° 7047.10 
 
 — Les petits vagabonds. Paris, 1867. 12°. . 7047.09 
 Marcel (Jean Jacques). Egypte depuis la conquete 
 
 desArabes. Paris, 1848. 8°. [Univers.] 901.24 
 
 Marcet (Mrs. Jane H. ) Conversations on harmony. 
 
 [anon.] London, 1855. 8° 1563.22 
 
 — John Hopkins's notions on political economy. 
 
 [anon.] Boston, 1833. 12°. 5912.20 
 
 Marcet (Wm. ) Chronic alcoholic intoxication. New 
 York, 1868. 16° 4334.32 
 
 — Clinical notes on diseases of the larynx. London, 
 
 1869. 16° 4337.07 
 
 March (Charles W.) Reminiscences of Congress. 
 
 New York, 1850. 12° 3242.04 
 
 March (Daniel). Three score and ten : a memorial 
 
 of Albert Barnes. London, [1871.] 12°. 3015.30 
 March (Francis A.) Anglo-Saxon reader, with a brief 
 
 grammar, and a vocabulary. N.Y.,1870. 8°. 6424.02 
 
 — Comparative grammar of the Anglo-Saxon lan- 
 
 guage. New York, 1870. 8° 6424.01 
 
 — Latin hymns, with Engl, notes. New York, 1874. 
 
 12° 3765.21 
 
 — Method of philological study of the English lan- 
 
 guage. New York, 1865. 12° 6432. 11 
 
 Marchese (Vincenzo). Lives of the most eminent 
 painters, sculptors, and architects, of the order of 
 S. Dominic. From the Ital., with notes, etc. by 
 C. P. Meehan. 2 v. Dublin, 1852. 12°. 1414. '28 
 
 Marcianus Heraeleensis. Periplus maris exteri. Gr. et Lat. [In 
 Mttller (C.) Geogr. Gr. minores, v. 1, 1855.] . . 7765.03 
 
 Marcion. Fragmentum apud Hippolytum servatum. [In Bun- 
 sen (C. C. J.) Analecta Ante-Nicena, v. , 1854.] . 3414.02 
 See also Tertullianus (Q. S. IP.) rive books against Mar- 
 cion. 1868 3467.21 
 
 Marco Polo. See Polo (Marco). 
 
 Marcou (Jules). Beport on geology, route near 36th parallel. 
 [In Pacific B. B. routes. Beports, v. 3, 1863-4.] . 1127.03 
 
 Marcoy (Paul). "Travels in South America from 
 the Pacific ocean to the Atlantic ocean. 2 v. 
 
 New York, 1875. fol 1168.01 
 
 Note. — Paul Marcoy is a pseudonym of Saint-Oricq. 
 
 Marcus Aurelius Antoninus. See Antoninus (p. 30). 
 
 Marcy(E. E.) Life duties. N. Y., 1869. 16°. 3573.23 
 
 Marcy (Randolph B.) Border reminiscences. New 
 York, 1872. 12° 1124.20 
 
 — Exploration of Red River of Louisiana. Washing- 
 
 ton, 1853. 8°. 113J.01 
 
 — The Prairie traveler. N. Y., 1859. 16°. . 1124.14 
 
 — Thirty years of army life on the border. New 
 
 York, 1866. 8° 1125.05 
 
 Mardi and a voyage thither. See Melville (H.), in Fiction (p. 604) 
 Marenholtz-Bulow (Bertha von). The child, its na- 
 ture and relations. A free rendering from the 
 German, by M. H. Kriege. 2d.ed. New York 
 1872. 12° ...'... 5514.26 
 
 — Reminiscences of F. Froebel. Tr. by Mrs. H. 
 
 Mann. With sketch of [his] life by E. Shirreff 
 Boston, 1877. 12° 3062.28 
 
 Marett (P. R.) Yachts and yacht building. 2d ed 
 London, 1872. 8° 4517.23 
 
 Maretzek (Max). Crotchets and quavers. New 
 York, 1855. 12° 1563 . 10 
 
 Marey (Etienne Jules), might in the animal kingdom [In Sm 
 report, 1869] ;— Nat. hist, of organized bodies. [In Sm' 
 report, 1867.] 3 g 36 2 2 
 
 Marey-Monge (Guillaume Stanislas). ' Memoir on 
 swords. London, 1860. 16° 4513.18 
 
 Margaret. es~ For memoirs of persons of this name see Biog- 
 raphy (p. 173). s 
 
 Margaret. ,esr For titles of novels see Fiction (p. 502). 
 
 Margaret d'Angouleme (qu. of Navarre). L'Heptame- 
 ron. Contes. Nouv. ed. P., [ n .d.] 16°. 5052.18 
 ■8S- For her life see Biography (p. 173). 
 
 Margarita (Island of). See Countries, etc. [Margarita, p 342) 
 
 Margary (Augustus Raymond). Journey fromShang- 
 hae to Bhamo, and back to Manwyne, with biogr. 
 preface, [and] concluding chapter, by Sir R, All 
 cock. London, 1876. 8° ' 1023 24 
 
 Margolle" (Elie) and Zurcher (F.) Meteors, aero- 
 lites, storms, etc. From the French, by W Lack- 
 land. New York, 1870. 12°. . 40°1 02 
 
 Marguerite. See Margaret. 
 
 Marguerittes (Jufie de). Italy and the war of 1859. 
 Philadelphia, 1859. 8° 533.13 
 
 Maria Monk's daughter. See Eckel (Mrs. L. St. J.) 1874 3427 01 
 
 Maria Theresa. See Biography (p. 174). 
 
 Mariani(F.) Life of Loyola. 2v. L.,1848. 12°. 3112 29 
 
 Marianna. See Sandeau (Jules), 6e ed. 1869. . . . 7034 07 
 Marie Antoinette. See Biography (p. 174) ; also Yonee' (C n 1 
 
 Life of. 2 v. 1876 [3117.24] ; Ed. rev., Oct., 1876- Secret 
 
 corresp.) ; Littell, May 6, 1877 (The queen's gray hair bv 
 
 J. Janin). ' ' 
 
 Mario de Medecis. See Biography (p. 174). 
 Marigny (Augier de). History of the Arabians, r632- 
 
 1258.] From the French. 4 v. L, 1758. 8°. 547.20 
 Marine. See Botany (p. 224) ;— Fish (p. 640) ;— Natural history 
 
 (Aquaria, etc.) ;— Ocean. 
 Marine architecture. See Naval science. 
 Marine insurance. See Insurance (p. 646). 
 Marine law. See Law (International, p. 688 ;— Admiralty p 6861 
 Marine painting. See Fine Arts (p. 646). • *• i- 
 
 .Mariner (Wm.) Account of the Tonga Islands. Ed. 
 
 by J. Martin. With grammar, etc. 2 v Lou" 
 
 don, 1818. 8° 1064.07 
 
 Marinas, (of Flavia Neapolis). Vita Procli. Greece et Lat Be- 
 
 cens. J. F. Boissonade. Parisiis, Didot, 1862. 8°. . 7764 15 
 Marion (Francis, Amer. rev. gen.) See Biography (p. 174) ; duo 
 
 Herring (J.) and Longacre (J. B.) Nat. portr. gal.,' v. 3 
 
 _ _ 1836> • 3247.10 
 
 Manon (Fulgence). Wonderful balloon ascents. 
 
 From the French. New York, 1870. 16°. 3922.04 
 
 — Wonders of optics. Tr. and ed. C. W Quin 
 
 New York, [1869.] 16°. 4025.18 
 
 — Wonders of vegetation. Tr. Ed. by Scheie de 
 
 Vere. New York, 1872. 12°. . . . .4913.11 
 Mariotti (Luigi), pseud. See GaUenga (Antonio).' 
 Maritime discovery. See Geography (9. Hist, of discovery, p. 671) 
 Maritime law. See Law [Admiralty, p. 686 ;— Intermit, law, p. 688)! 
 Maritime provinces. See Osgood (J. E.) & Co. 1876. . 1133.11 
 Marjorie Fleming. See Brown (John). Spare hours, v. 2. 2614.14 
 Mark (Gospel of). See Biblical and religious lit. (p. 91)., 
 
 Market book. See De Voe (T. F.) v. ] . 1862 6016.26 
 
 Markets. See Domestic economy (Food, p. 420). 
 Markham (Albert Hastings). Whaling cruise to Baffin's 
 Bay and the Gulf of Boothia. L., 1874. 8°. 1144.12 
 Markham (Clements R.) Expeditions [of Gonzalo 
 Pizarro, of Francisco de Orellana and of Chris- 
 toval de Acuna] into the valley of the Amazons, 
 1539-40, and 1639. Ti.,Balduyt soc., 1859.8M166.03 
 
 — General sketch of the history of Persia. London, 
 
 .1874. 8° 1045.18 
 
 — History of the Abyssinian expedition. [In Macmillan's mag., 
 
 v. 17-18, 1866.] 
 
 — Life of the great lord Fairfax. L.,1870. 8°. 3055.23 
 
 — Narratives of the rites and laws of the Yncas. 
 
 From orig. Spanish mss. ; ed. with notes and in- 
 troduction. London, 1873. 8°. ... 567.23 
 
 — Reports on the discovery of Peru. With notes and 
 
 introd. London, Hakluyt soc, 1872. 8°. 567.24 
 
 — The threshold of the unknown [Arctic] region. 
 
 2d ed. London, 1873. 8° 1143.15 
 
 — Travels in Peru and India ; collection of Chinchona 
 
 plants. London, 1862. 8°. 116:1.15 
 
 Markham (Gervase). The most hon. tragedie of Sir Eichard 
 Griuuile. 1695. [In Arber (E.) Engl, reprints Last 
 
 fight of the Bevenge at sea, 1871.] 6011.14 
 
 Markham (Mrs.) , pseud. See Penrose (Mrs. E.) 
 Markland (James Heywood). Remarks on English 
 churches and sepulchral memorials. 3d ed. Ox- 
 ford, 1843. 16° 1313.09 
 
 — Bemarks on the antiquity and introduction of surnames into 
 
 England. [In Archaeologia, v. 18, 1817.] .... 6128 — 
 Markoe (G. F. H.) Legislation in relation to pharmacy. [In 
 
 Amer. soc Bci. assoc. Trans., no. 6, 1873.] . . . 6811.03 
 Markoe (T. M. ) A treatise on disease of the bone. 
 
 New York, 1872. 8° 4337.21 
 
 Marlborough (Duke of). See Churchill (John), in Biography ,p. 132. 
 Marlborough (Duchess of). See Churchill (Sarah), in Biography. 
 Marleburrough (Henry). Chronicle of Ireland. Continued from 
 
 Hanmer. [a.d., 1285-1421.] Dublin, 1809. 8°. [In Ancient 
 
 Irish histories, v. 2.] 496.04 
 
 Marlowe (Christopher). Dramatic works, with notes, 
 
 by W. Oxberry. London, 1M8-20. 12°. 1733.01 
 Contents : Jew of Malta. Edward the second. Doctor 
 
 Faustus. Lust's dominion. Massacre of Paris. Tambur- 
 
 lane the great. Dido, queen of Carthage. 
 
 — Poems. See Greene (E.), Marlowe (C.),and Johnson (S ) 1644.37 
 
 — Works ; account of the author, and notes, by A. 
 
 Dyce. London, 1858. 8° 1735.01 
 
 Ballad of Faustus. 
 Dialogue in verse. 
 Dido, queen of Carthage : 
 
 tragedy. 
 Doctor Faustus : from the 
 
 quarto of 1604. 
 
 Doctor Faustus : from the 
 
 quarto of 1616. 
 Edward second : tragedy. 
 Epigrams by J. Dfavies], 
 Hero and Leander. 
 Iguoto. 
 
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MARLOW - MARRIAGE 
 
 739 
 
 Id obitum B. Manwood. 
 Jew of Malta : tragedy. 
 Lucan. Ftret book. 
 
 Massacre at Paris. 
 Ovid's Elegies. 
 
 Passionate shepherd to his love. 
 tg- For crtt. notices of C. M., see Fortn. rev., v. 13, 1870 
 by E. Dowden) ; Fraser's mag., v. 47, 1853 ; Ward's Engl 
 dram, lit., v. 1, 187S ; p. 173-203. 
 Marly ; or a planter's life in Jamaica, [anon.] Glas- 
 gow, 1828. 8°. 1162.17 
 
 Marmier (Xavier). De l'Est & l'Ouest : voyages et 
 litterature. Paris, 1867. 12° 7046.31 
 
 — Du Khin au Nil. [Tyrol, Hongrie, Provinces da- 
 
 nubieimes, Syrie, Palestine, Egypte.] Bruxelles 
 1852. 16° 1052.11 
 
 — En Alsace : L'avare et son tresor.P., 1863.12°. 7046.24 
 
 — Helene et Suzanne. Paris, 1862. 12°. . . 7046.26 
 
 — Histoire d'un pauvre musicien. (1770-1793). Paris 
 
 1S66. 12° 7046.27 
 
 — Les nances du Spitzberg. Paris, 1863. 12°. 7046.25 
 
 — Les me'moires d'un orphelin. P., 1865. 12°. 7046.28 
 
 — Leroman d'un heritier. Paris, 1864. 12°. 7046.29 
 
 — Les voyageurs nouveaux. 2 v. Bruxelles, 1852 
 
 12° 922.19 
 
 Contents : Le tour du monde. La cathedrale de Co- 
 logne. Astres du Nord. La Bussie meridionale et les 
 provinces ruBsea de la mer Baltique. Le Caucase. La 
 Siberie. 2. L'interieur du Bresil. Le Perou. Les Pam- 
 pas. Les lies Sandwich. Cachemir. L'Ararat. Le 
 Japon. Borneo-Sarawak. 
 
 — Sous les .sapins : nouvelles du Nord. Paris 
 
 1865. 12° 7046.30 
 
 Mansion, Sec Scott (Sir Walter) 1684.28 
 
 Mar L°ntn, ( l J 7 6 8 a i n JS?^ Mtari - ^^ 
 
 Same. London, 1794.' 12° '. ' ' oll'll 
 
 Same. London, [n. d.] 24°. " ' ' 22^87 
 
 ~ ~bvTV S™; [ Ad * pt6d fr°'m the French 
 ^ , 0n ' ] N " Y -> !857. 12°. .3018.12 
 
 mo^hK^HS^^L^^/P- "*) ■ 
 
 Maroons, See Oo^n'ries, .M J^lST*- V ' "0 «*••» 
 
 M^V ChUr , ChU i A K) The »™™ and the 
 M„TTnT? K t6S Under the Turkish rule, 1840-60. 1034 04 
 
 — Mount Lebanon, etc., v. 3, 1853 ; p. 61-102. in<u m 
 
 See aiso Westm. rev., July, 1862. ' ' ud * od 
 
 Mar ^l ate ,i M ^ rti , n , ) con ^oversy. Maskell ( W. ) Hist, 
 of the Martin Marprelate controversy in the reign 
 of Elizabeth. 1845. . w , S, 
 
 — mi^fr^l Mi ? oell *S?e» <* I"., 1M0 ; 'p. 296-308.' . 2766 01 
 
 71 ( ' Eell e I0ua thought in England, v. 1, 1870 ;p 71- 
 
 Marquesas, 'see Countries (p. 342)'. 3446.17 
 
 Marquet-work. 
 
 — • Bemrose (W.) Manual of . T18721 . 1466 17 
 
 qB ete tte wHh q i'?? S '-hv E T la 5i =,? r th " ™W>> discoveries, 'etc. 
 etc., with life, by J. a. Shea ;— Becit des voyages et dea 
 deoouvertes, etc [In Shea (J. G.) Discov., and expfor 
 of the Miss, valley, 1853.1 ... 112*01 
 
 — Sparks {J.) Life of M. [In his Amer. biog., v. 10 j ' 3241 10 
 
 i«ff^ S ° C8th - ™rld Feb., 1873 (J. Marquette) ; Nov., 
 She [ Komauoe aod reality of the death of J. M., by J. Q. 
 
 MARRIAG-E 
 
 1. History, Rites, and Ceremonies. 
 
 Curlier (A.) Marriage in the U. S. 3d ed. 1867. 5824.12 
 Qrtene (Wm.B.) History of marriage. [In his Socialistic frae- 
 
 ments, 1876.] 58 1 2 J 8 
 
 Hamilton (Lady A.) Marriage rites, and ceremonies 
 
 of all nations. 1822 5824.04 
 
 Jmffnson(J.O.) Brides and bridals. 2d ed. 1873. 5835.18 
 M'Lennan (J. F.) Primitive marriage; an inquiry 
 into the origin of the form of capture in mar- 
 riage ceremonies. 1865 5824.13 
 
 Moore (1.) Marriage customs and modes of court- 
 ship, of various nations. 1823. . . .5821.00 
 fyencer (H.) The domestic relations. [In his Principles of so- 
 ur S"^ y - y 877 ; P ' 621 - 70 *0 5416.18 
 
 Wood (A J.) Wedding day in all ages and countries. 
 
 1869 5824.08 
 
 See also Nat. qu. rev., v. 26, 1872 ; p. 79-105 (Origin and 
 development of marriage) ; New monthly, v. 5, 1822 (Bridal 
 customs of the Irish) ; Temple Bar, Feb., 1876 (Courtship 
 in France, by lady Pollock) ; Westm. rev,, April, 1877 
 (Uourtship and marriage in France). 
 <S* See also Rings ;— Women. 
 
 2. Marriage in its Social and Moral Aspects. 
 
 ■sm-cAairm the smoking-room, p. 154.244 (Essays on the ethics 
 or love afTairs, flirtations, proposals, engagements, wed- 
 
 dings, market matrimonial) . . 2512 26 
 
 Sip 1 , T »«»;ig-points in life, 1873; p. 128- 145. . 2512.'31 
 "™f <^l ^SOl i» the house. [In his Essays, 1860 ; p. 204- 
 
 ^•J 2514 10 
 
 Note.— Bepr. from Fraser, Oct., 1856. 
 Dorr {J. G. B.) Bride and bridegroom ; letters to a 
 
 mmJ^ ™ a " ied C011 P le - 1873 5836.08 
 
 {fi* (-f-l *L *» Mind and manner, p. 246-264. . . . 6436.23 
 %™?° n \t K ) Sex in nature. 1869. . .5824.09 
 )S 1 { ™) Women in marriage. [Jrelntellectuallife.l 2528.24 
 Eokombe (W. H.) The sexes here and hereafter. 
 
 ■loby 'ssss 1 1 
 
 Marriage mi home, '[anon.] ' L.', 1870. 24°! 3574.08 
 P«m S a / , Courtsni P and matrimony. 1858. 5821.19 
 ■reader (if. <J.) Man and woman ; their relations to 
 
 fkuJH!? n - er and to the worl d- 1871. . . 5824.17 
 607] Conj " eal Precepts. [In his Morals, ,. 2, p. 486- 
 
 Serw^'a?*^- ' [/ " *<=» "e«W«. "S-lkj 6717.07 
 17- {*•> About woman, love, and marriage. 
 
 Sniorim r^% : 5823.10 
 
 n « mi oice ln marrl aee. [In his Notes from life, 1863 ; 
 
 £»V,i \i, '.. 2514.05 
 
 <*« also Atlantic, v. 26, 1870, p. 360-68 (la marriage holy ? 
 
 by H. James) • v. 32, 1873, p. 62-63 (Educating a wife, by R 
 D Owen) ; Contemp. rev., v. 20, 1873, p. 360-371 (Influence 
 of marriage on female suffrage) ; Fraser's mag. v. 62 1860 
 (Philos. of marriage, by a bachelor) ; v. 76, 1867 (Marrioee 
 impediments, by a bachelor) ; Fortn. rev., v 18 1772 (Mor- 
 ality of married life, by M. Cookson) ; Fraser's mas v 65 
 1862 (Celibacy vs. marriage). 
 
 4&~ See also Moral science for works affording incidental 
 treatment of the subject. Also Women. 
 
 3. Law and Doctrine of Marriage and Divorce. 
 
 Hallcerstone (P.) Digest of the law of Scotland, re- 
 lating to marriage. 1827 In 3573.29 
 
 Bishop (J. P. ) Commentaries on the law of marriage 
 
 and divorce, of separations without divorce, and 
 
 of evidence of marriage. 2 v. 4th ed. 1844. 5615.15 
 
 Greeley (H.) and Owen (R. Dale). Discussion of the 
 
 law of divorce. 1868 3072.07 
 
 Lawrence (W. S.) Disabilities of American women 
 
 married abroad. 1871 5615.24 
 
 Morgan (H. D.) Doctrine and law of marriage, adul- 
 tery and divorce. 2 v. 1826 5615.22 
 
 Prater (H.) Essay upon the law respecting husband and wife, in 
 
 England, Scotland, and Ireland. 1836. . . . In 3673.29 
 
 Schouter (J. ) Treatise on the law of domestic relations 
 
 1870 5615.0S 
 
 Woolsey (T. D.) Essay on divorce and divorce legis- 
 lation, with special reference to the United States. 
 
 1869 5824.10 
 
 9ES~ See also Domestic relations (p. 686) ; Dower (p. 687). 
 See also International rev., v. 1, 1874 (Divorce, by N. H. 
 Davis) ; N. A. rev., v. 90, 1860 (Law of divorce). 
 
 Also Contemp. rev., v. 7, 1868 (Marriage laws of Scot- 
 land and England, by J. B. Kinnear) ; Ed. rev., v. 106, 1867 
 (Bights and liabilities of husband and wife) ; v. 130, 1869 
 (Marriage law of the empire) ; Fortn. rev., v. 8, 1867 (Mar- 
 riage law of Scotland) ; Fraser's mag., v. 52, 1855 (Marriage 
 and divorce) ; v. 65, 1862 (Marriage law of the empire) ; 
 v. 76, 1867 (Marriage laws, by F. W. Newman) ; New Eng- 
 lander, v. 25, 1866 (Divorce legislation, by H. Loomis, jr.) ; 
 N. Brit, rev., v. 27, 1857 (The marriage and divorce bill) ; 
 v. 35, 1861 (Law of marriage and divorce) ; Qu. rev., v. 102, 
 1857 (Divorce laws) ; Westm. rev., v. 65, 1856 (The English 
 law of divorce) ; v. 82, 1864 (Laws of marriage and divorce); 
 v. 90, 1868 (Marriage laws in the V. S.) Also Women. 
 
 4. Relationships which Bar Marriage. 
 
 Lindsay ( W. ) Inquiry into the christian law as to the 
 relationships which bar marriage. 1871. 3566.24 
 
 in asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
740 
 
 MARRIAGE -MABSTON 
 
 On the present Btate of the law as to marriages abroad between 
 English subjects -within the prohibited degrees of affinity. 
 [anon.] 1840 In 3573.29 
 
 Pusey IE B.) and Badeley (E.) Marriage with > deceased wife's 
 sister. 1849 3586.04 
 
 Summary of objections to the doctrine that a marriage with the 
 sister of a deceased wife is contrary to law, religion, or 
 morality, [anon.] 1839 In 3673.29 
 
 Wyldc IS. T.) Letter to the clergy of Somersetshire, rel. to un- 
 due marriages. [In Pamphleteer, v. 1, 1812.] . . 5058.01 
 See also Ed. rev., v. 97. 
 
 AS" See also Medicine {Marriage), for essays on the 
 physiological aspects of consanguinity in marriage. 
 
 5. Church Doctrine of Marriage. 
 
 Bingham (J.) Marriage rites in the ancient church. [Inhis Ka- 
 i tiquities, etc , v. 7, 1840 ; p. 257-362.] 3423.17 
 
 Binghxtm (J. F.) Christian marriage ceremony ; its 
 
 hist., significance and curiosities. 1871. 3517.20 
 Dix (if.) Lectures on the two estates ; the wedded 
 
 and the single. 1872 3543.28 
 
 Evans (H. B. ) Treatise on the christian doctrine of 
 
 marriage. 1870 5824.16 
 
 Malcom ( H. ) Christian rule of marriage. 1870. 5824. 14 
 Milton [J) Doctrine and discipline of divorce. [In hit Works, 
 
 v. 2, 1848.] 6064.02 
 
 6. Roman Catholic Law of Marriage. 
 
 Jerningham (C. E.) Letter upon the regulations en- 
 forced by the Holy See, with respect to mixed 
 
 marriages. 1843 3573.-9 
 
 See also Contem. rev., Aug., 1876 (Roman cath. marriage 
 laws : from a Roman catholic point of view, by W q 
 Todd) ; Cath. world, June, 1877 (Divorce and the divorce 
 laws). 
 
 7. Polygamy. 
 
 Dixon {W.H.) Spiritual wives. 1868. . .5824.07 
 
 Bwight [S. E) The Hebrew wife : or law of marriage 
 
 in relation to the lawfulness of polygamy and the 
 
 law of incest. 1836 5836.12 
 
 History and philos. of marriage ; or, polygamy, and 
 monogamy compared, [anon.'] B. , 1869. lb°. 5s24.Il 
 See also New Englander, v. 16, 1868, p. 407-434 (Colenuo 
 and L. Grous on polygamy) ; Westm. rev., v. 88, 1867 ; p. 
 325-367 (Polygamy and monogamy in Turkey) ; 1'ortn.rer., 
 May, 1877 (The Levirate and polyandry, by J. P. M'Lennan)' 
 14 pp.; Indian antiquary (Polyandry in northern Hindus- 
 tan, by J. Muir ; 3 pp. ) 
 
 jIQF" See also works on the Mormons (p. 94); Utah and the 
 Mormons (p. 390) ; and Turkey (p. 373). 
 
 Marriage of wit and wisdom. Ed. by J. O. Halliwell. 
 London, Shak. soc, 1846. 8° 1756.31 
 
 Married [as initial word of titles). See Fiction (p. 602) ; — Plays. 
 
 Marrow of alchemy. By Eirenseus Philoponus Pbilaletnes, 
 pseud. See Starkey (G.) 3811.12 
 
 Manyat (Florence). See Church (Mrs. Florence M.) 
 
 Marryat (Frank S.) Borneo and the Indian Archi- 
 pelago. London, 1818. 8° 1066.02 
 
 — Mountains and molehills. California. New York, 
 
 18J5. 12" 1114.05 
 
 Marryat (Cap!. Frederick). Diary in America. 1st 
 
 series. 3 v. London, 1839. 12°. . . 1073.01 
 Same. 2d series. London, 1839. 12°. . 1073.04 
 
 — Cnurch (Mrs. It.) Life and letters of. 2 v. 3117.18 
 
 See also notice of F. M., in Temple Bar, Dec., 1872. 
 j8®~ For his novels see Fiction (p. 502). 
 Marryat (Horace). Residence in Jutland, the Dan- 
 ish Isles, and Copenhagen. 2 v. L., 1860.12°. 961.14 
 Marryat (Joseph). History of pottery and porcelain. 
 
 2d ed. London, 1857. 8° 1453.01 
 
 Mars (Mademoiselle). See New monthly, v. 13, 1825. 
 Mara -tell (John Buxton). History of christian churches 
 and sects. 2 v. London, 1856. 8°. . . 34=12.03 
 Marsden (William). Observations on the language of the gypsies. 
 
 [In Archaeologia, v. 7, 1785. ] 5128— 
 
 Marseillaise hymn. See Gentleman's mag., Sept., 1870 (The 
 
 Marseillaise, by W. Maynard). 
 Marsh ( Miss Catharine). English hearts and English 
 
 handB. New York, 1858. 16° 
 
 Note. — A study of laborers called 'navvies.' 
 
 — Life of major Arthur Vandelear. [anon.] New 
 
 York, 1862. 12° 3174.12 
 
 — Life of Wm. Marsh, D.D. N.Y., 1868. 12°. 3117.17 
 
 — Memorials of capt. Hedley Vicars. London, 1856. 
 
 16° 3174.16 
 
 Marsh (C.) The clubs of London ; with anecdotes, 
 
 etc. [anon.] 2 v. London, 1828. 12°. . 6216.14 
 Marsh (C. C. ) Bank-book keeping and joint stock 
 
 accounts. 4th ed. N. Y., 1864. 4°. . . 4018.22 
 
 — Science of book-keeping. N. I, 1855. 8°. 4015.04 
 Marsh (Dwight W.) Tennesseean in Persia and 
 
 Koordistan ; incidents in life of Samuel A. Rhea. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1869. 12° 1013.04 
 
 Marsh (George Perkins). The earth as modified by 
 man and nature. New ed. of Man and nature. 
 New York, 1874. 8° 4113.35 
 
 — Address before the N. E. soc. of N. Y„ Dec, 24, 1844. New 
 
 York, 1845. 8° 695.24 
 
 — Lecture on the camel. [In Smith, report, 1854.] . . 3936.09 
 
 — Lectures on the Engl. language. N.Y., 1860.8°. 6425.24 
 
 — Man and nature. New York, 1864. 8°. . .4113.34 
 
 Note.— For 3d ed. see above • Earth as modified,' etc. 
 
 — Origin and hist, of the English language, and early 
 
 literature. New York, 1862. 8°. . . . 6425.25 
 Marsh (Herbert, bp.) Address to the senate of the Univ. of Cam- 
 bridge, occ. by the proposal to introduce an auxiliary 
 bible soc. (In Pamphleteer, v. 1. 1813.] ;— Inquiry into the 
 consequences of neglecting to give the prayer-book with 
 the Bible. \ln v. 1, 1813];— Letter of explanation. [Inv. 6.]; 
 —Letter to Peter Gandolphy, in confutation of the opin- 
 
 ion that the vital principle of the Reformation has been 
 lately conceded to the church of Rome. 3d ed. 1813. 
 [In v. 2.] ;— Letter to N. Vausittart on Bible soc. [In v. 1.] 
 — National religion the foundation of nat. education, ser- 
 mon. [Inv. 1.) 6058.01 
 
 Marsh (John, D. B.) Epitome of general ecclesias- 
 tical history. New York, 1864. 12°. . .3113.10 
 
 — Temperance recollections. N.Y.,1866. 12°. 3117.12 
 Marsh (Josiah). Popular life of George Fox. Lon- 
 don, 1847. 8° 3057.25 
 
 Marsh (Rev. Wm.) Life, by [C. Marsh]. New York, 
 
 1868. 12° 3117.17 
 
 Marshall (Charles). Introduction to gardening. 2 t. 
 
 Boston, 1799. 12° 6121.03 
 
 Marshall (Edward Chauncey) . The ancestry of gen. 
 Grant, and their contemporaries. New York, 
 
 1869. 16° 3067.23 
 
 — History of U. S. naval academy. New York, 1862. 
 
 16° 4517.10 
 
 Marshall (Emma). History of France, adapted from 
 the French [of Fleury]. N.Y., 1877. 12°. 513.29 
 
 Marshall (J. D. ) Morals and religion in history : 
 popular notes. London, 1877. 8. . . . 
 
 Marshall (James H.) U. S. manual of biography and 
 history ; lives of the presidents, vice-presidents 
 and cabinet officers, with lives of the signers of 
 the Declaration of independence, etc. Philadel- 
 phia, 1857. 8° 3244.16 
 
 Marshall (John, chief justice). Life of George Wash- 
 ington. 5 v. London, 1804-07. 4°. . . 3178.02 
 
 Same. 2d ed. 2 v. Phil., 1850. 8°. . 3182.01 
 
 — Speeches on the federal const. — Speech, case of Eobbins. 
 
 (In Moore (F.) Amer. eloquence, v. 2, 1858.] . . 6325.03 
 
 — Writings upon the federal constitution. Boston, 
 
 1839. 8° 5614.05 
 
 #3- For lives of J. M., see Biography (p. 174); also Herring 
 (J.) and Longacre (J. B.) Nat. portr. gallery, v. 1, 1834 
 [3247.08] ;— Nat. qu. rev. Sept., 1876. 
 
 Marshall (Mary, formerly Mary Byer). Rise and pro- 
 gress of the serpent from the garden of Eden ; 
 with disclosure of Shakerism. L., 1847. 12°. 3448.20 
 
 Marshall (T.W.) Notes on episcopal polity. Ed. by 
 J. M. Wain wright. New York, 1844. 8°. 3547.04 
 
 Marshall (Thomas Wm. M. ) Christianity in China : 
 a fragment. London, 1858. 8°. ... 3447.06 
 
 Marshman (John Clark). Life of Carey, Marshman, 
 and Ward. 2 v. London, 1859. 8°. . . 3033.11 
 
 Marston (John). Works. With notes and life, by J. 
 
 O. Halliwell. 3 v. London, 1856. 16°. 1733.02 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Preface. Antonio and Mellida. Wonder 
 
 of women ; or tragedie of Sophonisba. What you mil. 
 
 2. The parasitaster ; or the fawne. Dutch courtezan. 
 The malcontent, by J. Webster ; augmented by Marston. 
 
 3. Eastward hoe. Insatiate countesse. Metamorphosis of 
 Pigmalion's image and certaine satyres. The Bcourge ol 
 villanie. Lorde and ladye Huntingdon's entertainement 
 of the Countess of Darby. King of Denmark to James I., 
 in 1606. Verses from Chester's Love's martyr. 
 
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 Engl. dram, lit., v, 2, p. 58-67 1746.ii 
 
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 Maraton (Philip Bourke). Song tide, and other 
 poems. Boston, 1871. 12°. ..... 1665.17 
 
 See critical notice in St. James's mag., Sept., 1877. 
 
 Marston (Weston). See Plays (Alphabetical arrangement). 
 
 Marsupialia. See Natural history. (Marsupialia.) 
 
 Martel (Charles). Materials used in painting, with 
 remarks on varnishing and cleaning. London, 
 1859. 12° H72.29 
 
 — Principles of colouring in painting. 10th ed. Lon- 
 
 don, 1875. 12° 1471.16 
 
 — Principles of form in ornamental art. 4th ed. 
 
 London, 1872. 12° 1472.04 
 
 Martens (Friedrieh). Voyage to Spitzbergen[in 1671]. 
 
 Ed. by A.White. L.,jH«fc/t«/(soc.,1855. 8°. 1145.14 
 Martensen (Hans Lassen). Christian dogmatics. Tr. 
 
 by W. Urwick. Edinburgh, 1866. 8°. . 3573.21 
 Martha's Vineyard. See Countries (Martha's Vineyard, p. 342). 
 Martialis (Marcus Valerius). Epigrammata : ex ed. 
 
 Bipontina, cum notia et interpretatione. 3 v. 
 
 London, Valpy, 1823. 8° 7715.07 
 
 Contents : De spectacnlis, v. 1. Epierammata, v. 1, 2. 
 
 Index, v. 3. Notra variorum, v. 2, 3. RecenBus editionum 
 
 et codicum rasa., v. 3. Vita, testimonia, etc., v. 1. 
 Epigrammata. [In Walker (G. S.) "Corpus poetarum.] 1697.15 
 
 — Epigrams. Tr. into Engl, prose. Each accompa- 
 
 nied by one or more verse translations. London, 
 1875. 12°. [Bonn's class, library.] . . 6213.21 
 
 — (Eavres completes. [En latin et en francais.] 
 
 Paris, 1865. 8°. [Nisard's Collection. ] . 7726.01 
 See Westm. rev., t. 69, 1853 (M. and his times). 
 Martiall (John). See Galfhill (J.) Answer to M.'s Treatise of the 
 
 cross., 1846 , 3636.10 
 
 Martin. See also Martyn. 
 
 Martin (Benj.) Biographia philosophica. Lives of 
 
 philos. and mathematicians. L., 1764. 8°. 3265.11 
 Martin (Benj. N.) Choice specimens of American 
 
 literature. New York, 1871. 12°. . . . 6331.18 
 Martin (Charles). Civil costume of England. Edit- 
 ed by L. Martin. London, 1842. 4°. . 6626.01 
 Martin (Mrs. Clara Barnes). Mount Desert, Maine. 
 
 Portland, 1874. 16°. 1111.20 
 
 Martin (Edward Winslow). Behind the scenes in 
 
 Washington. New York, cop., 1873. 8°. 1134.18 
 
 — Life and public services of Schuyler Colfax : with 
 
 speeches. New York, 1868. 8°. ... 3042.18 
 Martin (P.) Natural history. Tr. from the German, 
 by S. A. Myers. 2 v. N. Y., 1870. 12°. 4713.16 
 Martin (Francois Xavier). History of North Caro- 
 lina. 2 v. New Orleans, 1829. 8°. . . 623.03 
 Note.— For notice of F. X. M. see French's Hist. col. of 
 La., v. 2. .... . . 693.16 
 
 Martin (Frances). Angelique Arnauld, abbess of 
 Port Royal. London, 1873. 12°. . . . 3014.29 
 
 Martin (Frederick). Commercial hand book of France. 
 London, 1867. 12°. 5923.20 
 
 — Handbook of contemporary biography. London, 
 
 .1870. 16°. 3223.10 
 
 — History of Lloyd's and of marine insurance in Gt. 
 
 Britain. London, 1876. 8°. 5931.12 
 
 — Life of John Clare. London, 1865. 12°. .3037.25 
 
 — Statesman's year-book, 1864-77. 14 v. London, 
 
 1864-77. 8°. 6713.12 
 
 — Stories ofbanks and bankers. L., 1865. 16°. 5915.10 
 Martin (Bon Louis Henri). Daniel Manin and Ven- 
 ice in 1848-49. With introduction by I. Butt. 
 2 v. London, 1862. 12° 532.17 
 
 — Histoire de France, jusqu'en 1789. 4e ed. 17 v. 
 
 Paris, I860. 8° 523.18 
 
 — History of France. Age of Louis xiv. Tr. by M. 
 
 L. Booth. 2 v. Boston, 1865. 8°. . . 517.13 
 
 Same. The decline of the French monarchy. 
 
 Tr. by M. L. Booth. 2 v. B., 1866. 8°. 517.15 
 
 — — Same. [17»9-1877.] v. 1-2. B., 1877-78. 8°. 517.08 
 Martin (James, B.A.) Origin and history of the 
 
 New Testament. 2d ed. L., 1872. 12°. 3745.05 
 Martin (James Banald). Influence of tropical cli- 
 mates on European constitutions. New ed. 
 London, 1856. 8°. ....... .4331.18 
 
 Marfan (Leopold Charles). Contributions to English 
 
 literature by the civil servants of the crown, 1794- 
 
 1863. With biogr. notes. L., 1865. 16°. 2752.22 
 
 Mania (Luther). Speech on the federal convention. [In Moore 
 
 (F.) Amor, eloquenoe, v. 1, 1868.] .... . 6326.03 
 
 ~ [ F«Hp™i^? rm * , K 0n l efc - 1 ai8c, ™ing the proceedings of the 
 Federal convention for forming the Constitution. [In Yates 
 (K.) Minutes ot the secret debates, 1821 ; p. 9-94 1 6736 02 
 
 389™°' . (J0 Debate "' etc " v - *• 1865 : P- 3 «- 
 
 — Herring (J.) and Longacrt (J. B.) Nat. n'ortr eaf v *' Wl7il 
 Martin (M.) Description of' the Western* Man* u7 of" Scot?and 
 M*Tjy,Tt° S J:?x UdS ; [ /nPinkert °n- Voyages, v. 3) 926*8 
 Martin (Robert Montgomery). British colonial library; 
 
 colonies of the British empire, their history, geo- 
 graphy government, commerce, population, etc. 
 10 v. London, 1814. 16°. 
 1. Upper and Lower Canada. 2d ed. 1838. . . .1163 07 
 
 1™*%°^ W ,H < " 1 ' Vao Diemon, » I«'»na, S. Australia, 
 etc. ja ea. ltsal , i 1061 07 
 
 3. South Africa: Cape of Good Hope, Mauritius, Seychelles 
 etc. 2d ed. 18*3 o j 061 g 
 
 4, 5. British West Indies. 2 v. 1836. .' .' '. .' .' 1162 16 
 
 ,°^ a J 8cotia i Ca P e Breton, Sable Islands, New Bruns- 
 wick, Prince Edward I B land, the Bermudas, Newfound- 
 land, etc. 1837. . 664 ,,2 
 
 7 'J )r , iti9 ' 1 P° saeBBi °ns in the Mediterranean :' Gibraltar 
 Malta, Gozo, and the Ionian Islands. 1837. 981 05 
 
 8-9. East Indies. 1837 ' 101306 
 
 10 i'afT UiBl1 P° BBeBBionB >n Indian and Atlantic 'oceans. 
 loo7. 1061 16 
 
 Note.— Each vol. has a distinct title-page. 
 
 — Hudson's Bay territories and Vancouver's Island. 
 
 London, 1849. 8° 1154.01 
 
 — Ireland before and after the union. L.,1843.'8°.497 23 
 Martin (Theodore). Horace. Phil.,1871. 16°. 1661.08 
 
 — Life of the Prince conBort. v. 1-3. New York. 
 
 1875-78. 12° 30H.16- 
 
 — Memoir of Wm.E.Aytoun. Edin.,1867. 12°. 3014.19 
 
 — and Aytoun (Wm. E.) Book of ballads. Ed. by 
 
 Bon Gaultier [pseud.] N. Y., 1854. 12°. 1613.14 
 
 — translator. See Catullus. Poems [1631.11] : — Dante. Vita nuova 
 
 [1635.19] ;— Horace. Odea [1661.08]. See biogr. notice of T. 
 M., in Dublin univ. mag., Dec, 1877 (18 pp.) 
 
 Martin (Thomas). Character of Francis Bacon. Lon- 
 don, 1835. 16° 3015.02 
 
 Martin (Thomas Henri). Galilee : les droits de la 
 science et la methode. Paris, 1868. 12°. 3063.17 
 
 — La foudre, l'e'lectricite et le magnetisme chez les 
 
 anciens. Paris, 1866. 16° 4027.25 
 
 Martin (W. A.) Screw cutting tables. 2d ed. 16 pi. 
 
 London, 1866. 12° 3923.32 
 
 Martin (Wm. C. L. ) and Youatt (Wm.) Cattle : their 
 
 breeds, diseases, etc. N. Y., 1851. 12°. . 6131.02 
 
 Martin (W. Todd). Doctrine of an Impersonal God in its effects 
 
 upon morality and religion. [In Science and revelation. 
 
 1875.] 3588.16 
 
 Martin Marprelate. See Marprelate (Martin). 
 Martin Scriblerus. See Swift (J.) Works, v. 13. . . . 6074.16 
 Martineau (Harriet). Autobiography. Ed. by M. W. 
 Chapman. 2 v. Boston, 1877. 8°. . . 3118.23 
 Note.— Reviewed in Blackw. mag., Apl., 1877 ; Church 
 qu. rev., July, 1877 ; Cougr. qu., July, 1877 ; Oontemp. rev., 
 May, 1877 (by H. S. Richardson) ; Ed. rev., v. 146, 1877 ; 
 Fortn. rev., April, 1877 or Eel. mag., June, 1877 (by G. A. 
 Simcox) ; Macmillan, May, 1877 ; Nat. qu. rev., Oct., 1877 ; 
 N. A. rev.. May and June, 1877 (by J. F. Clarke) ; Nine- 
 teenth century, 1877 or Littell, v. 134, 1877 ; Qu. rev., Apl., 
 1877 or Living age. May 26, 1877 ; Westm. rev., July, 1877. 
 
 — Biographical sketches. N. Y., 1869. 12°. .3263.28 
 
 Contents : Anglesey (Marquis of). Beaufort [Sir Francis). 
 Berry (Miss). Blomneld (Bishop). Bronte (Charlotte). 
 Brougham (Lord). Byron (Lady Noel). Campbell (Lord 
 chancellor). Carlisle (Earl of). Combe (George). Crober 
 (John Wilson). Denman (Lord). De Quincey (Thomas). 
 Elgin (Earl of). Frederick William IV. iking of Prussia). 
 Gloucester (Duchess of). Hallam (Henry). Herbert of Lea 
 (Lord). Humboldt (Alexander von). Hume (Joseph). 
 Jameson (Mrs.) Kent (Duchess of). Landor (Walter Sav- 
 age). Lansdowne(Margwrs 0/). Lockhart (John Gibson), 
 Londonderry (Marquis of). Lyndhurst (Lord). Macaul&y 
 (Lord). Marcet (Mrs.) Mathew (Father). Metternich and 
 Austria. Mitford (Mary Russell). Murray (Lord). Na- 
 piers (The). Nicholas (Emperor). Opie (Amelia). Owen 
 (Robert). Palmerston (Lord). Raglan (Lord). Richardson 
 (Sir John). Roberts (David, R.A.) Rogers (Samuel). 
 Whately. Wilson(John'; 'Chris. North'). Wordsworth(.3/Vj.) 
 
 — British rule in India.' London, 1857. 16°. 1011.02 
 
 — Complete guide to the lake district of England. 
 
 4th ed. London, 1871. 18° 952.28 
 
 — Eastern life present and past. L.,1850. 8°. 1053.08 
 
 — Health, husbandry, and handicraft. London, 1861. 
 
 8° 2535.11 
 
 — History of England during the peace, 1816-46. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1849. 8° 467.10 
 
 — Hour (The) and the man ; a historical romance. 
 
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 Martineau (Harriet), continued. 
 
 — Household education. London, 1867. 12°. 3511.13 
 
 — Illustrations of political economy. 9 v. London, 
 
 1834. 18° 231.28 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Life in the wilds. The hill and the val- 
 ley. Brooke and Brooke Farm. 2. Demerara. Ella of 
 Garveloch. Weal aud woe in Garveloch. 3. A Manchester 
 strike. Cousin Marshall. Ireland. 4. HomeB abroad. 
 For each and for #11. French wines and politics. 5. The 
 charmed sea. Berkeley the banker, 6". Messrs. Vanderput 
 and Snoek. The loom and the lugger. 7. Sowers and 
 reapers. Cinnamon and pearls. 8'. Briery Creek. Three 
 Ages. 9. The Farrers of Budge-Row. The moral of many 
 fables. 
 Letters on man's nature and development. See Atkinson 
 (H. G.) and Martineau (H.) 6438.01 
 
 — Life in the sick-room, [anon.] L.,1844. 8°. 4322.07 
 Same. 3d ed. London, 1869. 16°. . . 4322.08 
 
 — Miscellanies. 2 v. Boston, 1836. 12 u . . 2535.28 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Philosophical essays : Genius of Scott. 
 Essays on the art of thinking. Sabbath musings. Moral 
 essays : On moral independence. Theology, politics, and 
 literature. Of habits and feelings. Proper use of the re- 
 trospective faculty. Hanwell lunatic asylum. Letter to 
 the deaf. Ou country burial grounds. On the duty of 
 studying political economy. Summer evening dialogue 
 betw. an Englishman and a Pole. Parables. Poetry. 
 2. Tales : Liese, or the progress of worship. Solitude and 
 society. The early sowing. True worshippers. Reviews : 
 Demonology and witchcraft. Godwin's Thoughts on man. 
 Romanism and Episcopacy. Exposition of Jacotot's System 
 of education. Essays on the pursuit of truth. Religion 
 of Socrates. Physical considerations connected with man's 
 ultimate destination. Christian dispensation. Crombie's 
 Natural theology. On nature and providence to communi- 
 ties. Prison discipline. Lessing's Hundred thoughts. 
 Doddridge's Correspondence and diary. West India sla- 
 very. On witchcraft. 
 
 — Society in America. 3 v. L, 1837. 12°. . 1073.07 
 Same. 2 v. New York, 1870. 12°.. .1073.10 
 
 — BlacMe (J. S) Miss Martineau aud Tyndall. [In his Nat. 
 
 hist, of atheism, 1878.] 3522 04 
 
 — Famous girls, etc., p. 87-97 3261.17 
 
 — Horn'. (R. H.) New spirit of the age, 1855; p. 227-238. 2532.09 
 
 — Smiles (S.) Brief biographies, 1861 3263.16 
 
 ,£*=■ For her juvenile stories see Fiction (p. 603). 
 Martineau (James). Endeavors after the christian 
 life. Boston, 1858. 12° 3574.06 
 
 — Essays, philosophical and theological. 2 v. Bos- 
 
 ton, 1866. 12°. 2535.17 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Cerebral psychology : Bain. Comte's 
 life and philosophy. Mansel's Limits of religious thought. 
 John Stuart Mill. Nature and God. Personal influences 
 on our present theology : Newman, Coleridge, Carlyle. 
 Revelation ; what it is not, and what it is. Science, nesci. 
 ence, and faith. Theology in its relation to progressive 
 knowledge. 2. Whewell's Morality. Whewell's Systematic 
 morality. Morell's Hist, of mod. philos. KiDgsley's Phae- 
 thon. Sir W. Hamilton's philosophy. Kingsley's Alexan- 
 dria and her schools. Theory of reasoning. Plato : his 
 physics and metaphysics. Plea for philos. studies. Soul 
 in nature. 
 
 — Hours of thought on sacred things. Boston, 1876. 
 
 If 3574.35 
 
 — Modern materialism : its attitude toward theology 
 
 New York, 1876. 12° 3574 34 
 
 Note— Repr. from Contemp. rev., Feb., Mch., 1876, or 
 Electic, Apl., May. 
 
 — Beligion as affected by modern materialism. With 
 
 introd. by H. W. Bellows. N.Y.,1875. 16°. 3573.31 
 
 — Studies of Christianity. Ed. by W. K. Alger Bos- 
 
 ton, 18G7. 12° 3574 . 15 
 
 Contents : Distinctive types of Christianity. Christianity 
 without priest and ritual. Vicarious redemption. Media- 
 torial religion. Five points of christian faith. Creed and 
 heresies of early Christianity. Creed of Christendom 
 Restoration of belief. One gospel in many dialects. St 
 Paul and his modern students. Sin, what it is, what it is 
 not. Duties of christians in an age of controversy 
 
 — Miscellanies. Boston, 1852. 12°. . . . 3574,07 
 
 Contents : Joseph Priestly. Thomas Arnold. Church and 
 state. Theodore Parker's Discourse on religion. Phases 
 of faith. Church of England. Battle of the churches 
 
 — Why dissent? address. London, 1871. 8°. 3574.30 
 
 See notices of J. M. in Dublin univ. mag., April 1877- 
 Chr. exam., v. 6, 1857 ; p. 94-131. 
 
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 Martins (Charles Frederic). Vegetable colonization of the Brit- 
 ish isles, Shetland, Faroe, and Iceland. [In Smith, report 
 
 tut J. 858 ' 1 t>" '• 3936.13 
 
 Martyn (Benj.) and Kippis (A.) Life of tLs first 
 
 earl ot Shaftesbury. 2 v. L., 1836. 8°. a 103.01 
 Martyn (Thomas) and Lettice (J.) "Antiquities of 
 
 Herculaneum. [Plates. Text not published.! 
 
 From the Ital. London, 1773. fol. . H56 20 
 
 Martyn (W. Carlos). The Dutch reformation • 16th 
 
 century. New York, 1868. 12°. . . . 3432 ig 
 Martyr (Justin). See Justinus Martyr. 
 
 Martyrdom of man. See Eeade (Winwood). 1872. . . 6812 20 
 Martyrs (The). See Biblical and religious literature (p 91) ' 
 Martyrs and apologists. See Fressense (E. de). 1871.' 341317 
 Martyrs, heroes, and bards of the Scottish covenant 'str i-'n 
 
 Allan (Geo.) 1863 3^"- 
 
 Martyrs of science. See Brewster (Sir D.) 3261 IB 
 
 Martyrs of Spain. See Charles (Mrs. E.) .... 163 1R 
 
 Marvel (Ik), pseud. See Mitchell (Donald a.) 
 
 Marvel (Ik), pseud. A freehold villa for nothine 
 
 2ded. London, [1873.] 16°. . ... .131110 
 
 Marvell (Andrew). Poetical works. With memoir 
 
 [by H. Sogers]. Boston, 1857. 16°. . . 1672.07 
 
 US' For biog. and crit. notices of M., see Biography (p 1741 
 
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 sciences ;— Spiritualism ;— Supernaturalism ;— Sunersti. 
 
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 Marvels of the heavens. See Flammarion (O.) 1870. .4015 27 
 Marvin (Frederic Rowland). Dream music. [Poems 1 
 
 New York, 1870. 12° 1665.21 
 
 — Epidemic delusions ; a lecture. New York, 1874 
 
 „ 16 ° 3813.38 
 
 Marvin (Henry). Complete history of Lake George : 
 
 a descriptive guide. N. Y., 1853. 18°. . 1111.30 
 
 Marx (A. B. ) Musical composition. New York 
 
 1852. 8° 156103 
 
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 186 „ 5 - • 1645.16 
 
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 the traditions of the painters, 1873 [1442.09] ;— Tyler (J. E.) 
 Primitive christian worship. 2d ed„ 1847. . . . 3616.05 
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 Maseres (Francis, ed ) Select tracts relating to the 
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 Note. — For contents see p. 311 of Catalogue. 
 Masius (Hermann). Studies from nature. Tr. by C. 
 
 Boner. London, 1855. 12°. 4713.01 
 
 Contents : Forest trees of Northern Germany. Birds. 
 The frog. The fox. The lobster and cray-fish. 
 Maskell (Wm.) History of the Martin Marprelate 
 London, 1845. 12°. . . . 3573.13 
 2d ed. London, 1848. 8°. 3573.16 
 Ivories, ancient and niediseval. 
 [South Kensington mu- 
 No. 2.] . . . . 1443.38 
 Mason (Rev. Cyrus). Introd. See History of the Holy catholic 
 
 inquisition 3426.28 
 
 Mason (Mrs. Ellen H. B.) Great expectations rea- 
 lized ; or, civilizing mountain men. New York, 
 
 [cop. 1862.] 12° 3447.11 
 
 Mason (E. V., ed.) Journal of a young lady of Vir- 
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 Mason (Francis, D.D.) Burmah, its people and pro- 
 ductions. Rangoon, 1S60. 8° 10z5.i2 
 
 — Story of a working man's life : with sketches of 
 
 travel. New York, 18 10. 12°. . . . .3121.01 
 Mason (George C.) Application of art to manufac- 
 tures. New York, 1858. 12°. .... 3914.23 
 
 — Newport illustrated. New York, 1854. 12°. 591.01 
 Mason (G.H.) Life with the Zulus of Natal. Lon- 
 don, 1855. 16°. [Trav. library, v. 9.] . 5075.14 
 
 Mason (Jeremiah). See Amer. law rev., Jan., 1877 (by C. H. Hill). 
 
 Mason (Rev. John). Select remains. New ed. New 
 
 York, 1809. 12° 6214.07 
 
 — On self-knowledge. New York, 1835. 8°. 5412.06 
 Mason (Major John). Brief hist, of the Peqaot war. Introd. 
 
 and notes, by T. Prince. N. Y., 1869. 8°. [Sabin's re- 
 prints.] ....... 564.21 
 
 Same. [In Mass. hist. soc. Col., 2d s.,v. 8, 2d ed. 1826.J661.18 
 
 Mason (John Mitchell, D.D.) Oration, comment, of Alexander 
 
 Hamilton. New York, 1804. 8° /» 3075.20 
 
 Mason (Lowell). Musical letters from abroad. New 
 
 York, 1854. 12°. 1561.01 
 
 — • Address on church music. Boston, 1827. 8°. . . . 3681.26 
 
 Mason (R. H.) Pictures of life in Mexico. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1852. 12° 1152.01 
 
 controversy. 
 
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 Maskell (Wm.) 
 
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 Mason (S. W.) Gymnastic exercises. Boston, 1863. 
 
 10° - 4G13.02 
 
 Mason (S«- Wm Poems. Ed - witQ life . D v A - Chalmers. [In 
 
 Chalmers (A.) Engl, poets, v. 18, 1810.] .... 1626.18 
 
 Contents: Isis. Odes. Elegies. Epitaphs. Elfrida. 
 
 Caractaous. The English garden. Fresnoy's Art of painting. 
 
 Correspondence of Walpole and Mason. 2v. L.,1851.8'. 3175.12 
 
 Corresp. of T. Gray and Mason. Ed. by J. Mitford. London, 
 
 1855. 8° 3072.12 
 
 _ Coleridge (H.) Northern worthies, v. 2, 1852. . . . 3263.08 
 Masonic institution. See Freemasonry (p. 660). 
 Masonry. See Arts (Useful, p. 45). 
 
 Masque of the Gods. See Taylor (J. Bayard) 1692.21 
 
 Masque of Pandora, e*c. See Longfellow (H. W.) 1875. 1664.26 
 Masquerade, and other poems. See Saxe (John G.) 1866. 1683.17 
 Masquerier (Lewis). Sociology ; or, the reconstruc- 
 tion of society, gov., and property. New York, 
 
 1877. 12°. 5812.29 
 
 Masques. 
 
 — Dudevant (M.) Masques et bouffons. 1860. 7038.01 
 
 — Ward (A. W.) Hist, of Engl, dramatio lit. 2 v., 1875. (Con- 
 
 suit index in v . 2.) 1745.10 
 
 See also Masson's Life of Milton, *. . 1, 1669 ; p. 474-498. 
 Massa (Nicholas). Liber de peste contractus. [Ed. 
 
 N.Smith.] 2v. Londini, 1721. 12°. In 4334.19 
 Massachusetts. See Countries, etc. (Massachusetts, p. 343). 
 
 Massachusetts historical society. Collections. [1st 
 series.] 10 v. Boston, 1795—1809. 8°. . 
 
 Note.—Y. 1. repr., 1806 ; v. 2-3, 1810 ; v. 4-5, 1835 ; v. 6-7, 
 1846. Consult v. 10 of each series for Indexes. 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Constitution of the Society. Intro'd. ad- 
 dress from the soc. Shirley (W.) Instructions to W. Pep- 
 perell for the eiped. against Cape Breton, with letters, etc. 
 Apthorp (G. H.) Description of the colony of Surrinam. 
 Weare (— ). Letter to the earl of — : observations on Brit, 
 colonies of America. Church (B.) Examination before the 
 Ho. of representatives. Tenney (S.) Letter on the dark 
 day, May 19, 1780. Clap (N.) Letter from the town clerk of 
 Dorchester, rel. to events ia town, 1630-1774. Maine. Ex- 
 tracts from records of the province. Historical scraps. 
 Mather (C.) Letter to lord Barrington, giving a character of 
 the iubab. of N. E. Winthrop (J.) General descrip. of the 
 county of Middlesex. Letter of an old English merchant 
 to the earl of Sandwich upon the exped. to Louishourg. 
 Freeman (E.) Account of gen. Montgomery's burial. 
 Bangs (E.) Tonographies! description of Worcester. Clap 
 (N.) Bill of mortality for Dorchester, 1749-92. Higgeson 
 (F.j New England's plantation, 1629. Morell (W.) Poem 
 on New England, Latin and English. Cooper (T.) Fabu- 
 lous traditions and customs of the Indians of Martha'a 
 Vineyard. Inscription copied from a grave-stone at Gay 
 Head. Gookin (D.) Hist, collections of Indians in New 
 England. Freeman (J.) Account of D. Gookin. Freeman 
 (N.) Iudian places within or near the county of Barnstable. 
 Amount of warlike stores in Mass., April 14, 1775. Bernard 
 (Sir F.) Account of the coast of Labrador. Jones (W.) 
 Topographical descr. of Concord. New England's first 
 fruits in respect of the progress of learning in the college 
 at Cambridge. Sullivan (J.) Topographical descr. of 
 Georgetown. Mather (S.) Account of the settlement of 
 Boston, (incomplete). Damon (J. ) Indian places in Truro. 
 Fiske (N.) Histor. account of the settlement of Brookfield ■ 
 Topogr. descr. of Brookfield ; Births and deaths, 1789-91 ; 
 Williams (R.) Letter to maj. Mason. Ingraham (D.) Let- 
 ter from a gentleman on his return from Niagara. 
 
 2. Circular letter of the Society. Bradford (A.) Topo- 
 graphical description of Duxborough. Eliot (J.) Letter to 
 major Atherton, on Ponkipog Indians. Epitaphs in Dor- 
 chester burying ground. Mather (C.) Account of a great 
 storm, 1723. Winthrop (J.) Account of the winter of 1717. 
 Prince (T.) Account of the northern lights in England, 
 i™ Acooum ' oS toe northern lights in New England, 
 1719. Ingraham (J.) Account of discov. of seven islands 
 in the South Pacific ocean. Tracy (N.) Letters resp. the 
 posterity of D. Gookin. Burgoyne (J.) Original orders to 
 col . Baum ; with a brief descr. of the battle of Bennington. 
 Hubbard (J.) Descr. of Northfleld. Colman (J.) Account 
 oj tue hearing before the Privy Council on the complaint 
 oj gov. Shute against the house of rep. of Mass. Bay. 
 Downes (J.) Account of the death of Charges i. Philip 
 [King) Letter to gov. Prince. Pemberton (T.) Historical 
 journal of the American war. 
 
 3. Bennett (N.) Descr. of Middleborough. Webster (N.) 
 p iw mortalit y ^ Hartford. Sewall (D.) Descr. of York. 
 Belknap (J.) App. rel. to Agamenticus. Mellen (J.) Topog. 
 aescr. of Barnstable. Dickinson (T.) Descr. of Holliston. 
 uuesworfhy (S.) Extracts from ms. journal of a gentle- 
 man belo ng i ng to the army of gen. St. Clair. Bradford 
 iw.) Letter book, 1624-30 ; Descr. and hist, account of New 
 ™g., inverse. Spooner (J.J.) Topog. descr. of the co. of 
 Pnnce George, Va., 1793. Mellen (J.) Bemarks on Web- 
 ster s calculations on lives. Webster (N.) Reply to Mellen's 
 remarks. Misoel. remarks and observ. on Nova Scotia, 
 rmf '™!!?" ol£ . and Cape Breton. Road from Halifax to 
 iron V, Lawrence. Goveraours of Nova Scotia from 
 t„» eck ( W - D -> Descr - of the Atherine. Eliot (A.) 
 Witter cone, the burning of Fairfield, July, 1779. Shirley 
 \Z'1£ e J T; le . 8 . p - Fort Dummer, 1748. Franklin (B.) Let- 
 t's to i. Cushing resp. the petition of the prov. of Mass., 
 
 1774. Whitman (L.) Topog. descr. of Wellfleet. Mather 
 t „tt„ ^f "'P™ ' to gov. Dudley, 1708. Mather (C.) 
 Letter of reproof to gov. Dudley, 1708. Dudley (T.) An- 
 E? 1 ;^ °' father, 1708. Mather (C) Extract from 
 oo P S S"i Wells (N.) Topog. descr. of Wells, 
 1 L 1 * Ellis (J) Topog. descr. of Topsham, co. of 
 Lincoln Cooper (J.) Topog. descr. of Machias, co. of 
 
 S',l„r/ g w?-T Backu i (L) HiBt - acc ' of Middleborough. 
 Folger (W.) Topog. descr. of Nantucket. Macy (Z.) Acc 
 of settlement of Nantucket. Shaw.(B.) Births, marries 
 Slt, ( 8 ? S , , " 1M . ket ; Coffin (P.) Progress of the whale 
 ™ *v, y A at Na »J»<* e < i - Sharp (G.) Letter to Dr. Franklin 
 pn the Amer. bishops. Fobes (P.) Topog. descr. of Rayn- 
 bam. Genealogical sketch of the family of Leonard. 
 Backus (I.) Letter on iron ore. Fobes (P.) Advertisement 
 of an intended hist, of the colony of Plymouth. Eliot IJ 1 
 Letters to Robert Boyle, 1670-88. Hawley (G.) Biog. and 
 topog. anecdotes resp. Sandwich and" Marshpee. List of 
 governors and commanders in chief of Massachusetts 
 Freeman (J) Topog. descr. of Truro, 1794. Williams (E i 
 Key into the language of the Indians of New Eng 1643 
 Topog. descr. of plantations W., N. and N. E. of Sebago 
 °. » Pemberton (T.) Topog. and hist, descr. of Boston 
 
 4. Act of incorporation ; Laws and regulations • Cir- 
 cular letter ; App. cont. articles on which the society re- 
 quest information, directions for preserving animals etc 
 
 umson (J.) Topog. descr. of Hopkinton. Sullivan' (J i 
 lopog. descr. of Thomastou. Proceedings of two conven- 
 iens, held at Portland, to consider the expediency of a 
 eparate government in the district of Maine. Whitman 
 (L.) Observ. on Wellfleet, and on Cape-Cod harbour - 
 Bill of mortality for Wellfleet, 1793-94. Thayer (N ) Acc' 
 of an uncommon frost, May 17, 1795. Packard (A.) Descr' 
 of Marlborough. Hawley (G.) Letter cont. an account of 
 his services among the Indians of Mass. and New York ■ 
 and a narr. of his journey to Onohoghgwage. Kirkland 
 (J. T.) Answer to queries resp. Indians. Clarke (W ) Let- 
 ter to Franklin, 1764 ; Letter to American gentleman in 
 London. Belknap (J.) Letter to A. Kippis, rel. to an 
 errour in his Life of capt. Cook. Clarke (W.) Letter to 
 Franklin, resp. his plan of union, 1755. Tenney (S ) 
 Topog. descr. of Exeter, N. H. Ramsay (D.) Obs. on the 
 Indians in the southern parts of the U. S. Bailey (J.) 
 Observ. and conjectures on the antiquities of America. 
 Kirkland (J. T.) Remarks on Bailey's Observ. Cotton (J.) 
 Acc. of the Ch. of Christ in Plymouth. Lincoln (B.) Obs. 
 on the eastern counties in Maine ; Letter on the religious 
 state of the eastern counties. Thompson (C.) Letters 
 rel. to Dr. Kippis. Bentley (W.) Letter cone, the Abbe de 
 Mably. Bulkley (J.) Inquiry into the rights of the abori- 
 ginal natives to lands in Amer. Ruggles (T.) Sketch of a 
 history of Guilford, Conn. Belknap (J.) Letter to judge 
 Minot, cone, fire-engines, fires, and buildings in Boston. 
 Tucker (S. G.) Queries resp. slavery, with Dr. Belknap's 
 answers. Pemberton (T.) References to Description of 
 Boston pub. in v. in. Eliot (J..) Burials and baptisms in 
 Boston, 1701-74. Randolph (E.) Curious paper cone, in- 
 habitants of this gov., 1673. Roberts (E.) Letter from 
 Dublin to P. Dunsler. Account of the first century lec- 
 ture held at Salem. Leate (W.) Answers of the General 
 court of Conn, to the Lords of the com. of the colouies. 
 Account of the earthquake at Port Royal in Jamaica, 1692. 
 Mellen (J.) Account of some effects of the earthquake in 
 1755. Eliot (J.) Topog. descr. of New Bedford. Belknap 
 (J.) Disc, and descr. of islands called Marquesas. Magee 
 (B.) Obs. on the islands of Juan Fernandez, etc. Magee 
 (J.) Acc. of the discov. of islands in the North Pacific. 
 Wolcott (R.) Acc. of J. Winthrop's agency iu obtaining a 
 charter for Conn. 
 
 5. Kippis (A.) Answer respecting an error in his life of 
 capt. Cook. Lincoln (B.) Observ. on Indians of N. Amer. 
 Belknap (J.), and Morse (J.) Report of a committee who 
 visited the Oneida and Mohekunun Indians in 1796. 
 Badger (S.) Histor. and characteristic traits of the Indi- 
 ans. Sullivan (J.) Law cases in Mass., 1795-97. Mather 
 (C.) Acc. of the great fire in Boston, 1711, prefixed to a 
 sermon ; with extracts from the sermon. Alden (T.) Me- 
 morabilia of Yarmouth. Brattle (T.) Acc. of the witch- 
 craft in the co. of Essex, 1692. Williams (R.) Vocabulary 
 of the Narroganset language. Revere (P.) Letter cont. 
 events at beginning of the revol. war, 1775. Shute (S.) 
 Letter to Ralle the Jesuit, 1718-19. Dwight (J.) and Part- 
 ridge (O.) Two letters to gov. Shirley, 1754, proposing to 
 build forts iu the country of the Six Nations. Morse vs. 
 Reid. Law case rel. to the copyright of ' Amer. univ. geo- 
 graphy.' Account of the present state and government of 
 Virginia. McClure (D.) Settlement and antiquities of 
 Windsor, Conn. Cotton (J.) Abstract of the laws of New 
 Eng., 1641. Aspinwall (W.) Address to the reader, as the 
 publisher of the foregoing abstract. Carr (R.) and others. 
 Commissioners. Letter to gov. Prince, written at R. I., 1664. 
 New Plymouth and Awasuncks. Articles of agreement, 
 1671. Dartmouth Indians' engagement, Sept. 4, 1671. 
 Awasuncks (squaw sachem). Letter to gov. Prince, 1671. 
 Prince (T.) Letter to Goodman Cooke, 1671 ; Letter to 
 Awasuncks. Dummer (J.) Letter to B. Colman rel. to col. 
 Byfield and gov. Dudley, 1714. Neal (D.) Letter to B. 
 Colman, 1718. Watts (I.) Extract from his letter to C. 
 Mather cone. NeaPs hist, of New Eng. Auchmuty (R.) 
 Proposals to the ministry, 1744. Historical scraps. Bliot 
 (J.) Narrative of newspapers printed in New Eug. Brin- 
 ley (F.) Brief acc. of settlements in and about Narragan- 
 set Bay. Charles n. Letter to governour and magistrates 
 
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 Mass. hist. eoc. Collections. 1st series. 
 
 of Rhode Island. - Rhode Island. Address of the governor 
 and gen. assem. to Charles n. Letter resp. Mount Hope. 
 Account of the right which certain persons have to lands 
 in the Narraganset country aud parts adjacent. Charles 
 II. 's commission toEdw. Cranfield and others. Summons 
 of king's commissioners resp. Narraganset. Report of 
 commissioners to the king. James n.'s commission, con- 
 stituting a pres. etc., for Mass. Bay, etc. Mass. President 
 and council. Order resp. the records of Narraganset. 
 Proceedings of a court held in Narraganset. Paukatuck 
 river the boundary between Conn, aud Rhode Island. 
 Rhode Island. Act in favor of H. Atherton, etc. Homer 
 (J.J Descr. aud history of Newton. Peck (W. D.) Natural 
 history of the slug-worm. Resident and corresponding 
 members of the Maes. hist. soc. 
 
 6. Belknap (J.) Sketch of the life of the Rev. Dr. John 
 Clarke. Eliot (J.) Sketch of life and character of Rev. Dr. 
 J. Belknap. Pierronet (T.) Remarks made during a resi- 
 dence at Strabroek, Rio Demerary, 1798 ; Specimen of the 
 mountaineer, Skofue, and Micmac languages. Winslow 
 [Gen. J.) Letter to the earl of Halifax rel. to his conduct, 
 etc., on the Ticonderoga exped,, 1756. Willard (J.) Letter 
 to Mr. Bollan, rel. to the failure of the Crown Point exped., 
 etc. Bollan (W.) Letter to the speaker of the ho. of as- 
 sembly, on laws of divorce and ou grant to the colonies, 
 1759 ; Memorandum of divers particulars, showing the 
 exhausted state of Mass. Ogden { — ). Brief state of the 
 province of Quebec, etc. Eliot (J.) Contin. of narr. of 
 newspapers pub. in N. E. from 1704 to the revolution. 
 Dummer (J.) Letters to Mr. Flint from London, 1711-15. 
 Letters to gov. J. Winslow. Philip (sachem). Answer to 
 letter brought to him from the gov. of New Plymouth. 
 Rawson (E.) Letter to the gov. of New Plymouth, solicit- 
 ing aid for the college at Cambridge, 1671-72. Mass. Gen. 
 Court. Letter of instructions to Wm. Bollan, their agent at 
 the court of Gt. Brit., 1756. Hoar (L.) Letter to J. Flint, 
 resp. a course of studies, 1661. Colman (B.) Some me- 
 moirs for contin. of the history of the troubles of the New 
 English colonies from the Indians, etc. Newman (H.) 
 Letter to H. Flynt, on books for Harv. coll., 1723. Masca- 
 renc (P.) Letter to gov. Shirley rel. to Nova Scotia, 1710-48. 
 Prince and Bosworth's petition to the government of 
 Plymouth rel. to mackerel fishery. Bollan (W.) Letter to 
 J. Willard resp. an intention of governing the colonies 
 like Ireland ; Petition to the duke of Bedford, rel. to 
 French encroachments. Hamilton (J.) Letter to gov. Shir- 
 ley enclosing the following papers : Washington [Major 
 G.) Letter to gov. Hamilton rel. to Capt. Treat's com- 
 pany, 1754; Contrecaeur (Capt.) Summon to the British 
 forces at the mouth of the Monongahela ; Speech from the 
 Half King to the govs, of Virginia and Pennsylvania. 
 Foster (T.) List of pres. and govs, of Rhode Island, 1647-89. 
 Jay (J.) Letter rel. to Indians in the state of New York, 
 1799. Tudor (W.) Letter on the propriety, etc., of an ap- 
 propriate national name. Trumbull (J.) Letter to barou 
 J. D. Van der Capellan on Amer. war to Oct., 1779. Alexan- 
 der (W ) Petition of the earl of Stirling and others praying 
 to be put in possession of lauds granted to Wm., earl of Stir- 
 ling in 1635. Mauduit (J.) Letter rel. to a reimbursement 
 from parliament for the expense of supporting Freuch neu- 
 trals Irom Nova Scotia ; Letters rel. to the duty on foreign 
 molasses, the keeping up of ten thousand troops in 
 America, etc. Mayhew (T.) Letter to gov. Prince, 1671, 
 resp. the Indians of Martha's Vineyard. Walker (J.) 
 Letter to gov. Prince rel. to sachem Philip, 1671. Gookin 
 (D.) Letter to gov. Prince in vindication of himself, 1671. 
 Prince (T.) Letter to D. Gookin in reply, 1671. Eliot (J.) 
 Instructions from the church at Natick to Wm. and An- 
 thony. Prince (T.) Letter to Roger Williams. James 
 Quanapaug's information as a spy, 1675-76. Stuyvesant 
 (P.) Letter to the gov. and council of Mass. rel. to unlaw- 
 ful actions ou Long Island from Eng. colonies, 1663. Cole 
 (H.) Deposition, Plymouth court, 1670, rel. to Indian hos- 
 tility. Bentley (W.) Descr. and hist, of Salem. 
 
 7. Holmes (A.) History of Cambridge. Livingston (W ) 
 Review of military operations in North Amer., 1763-56. 
 Bradford (A.) Descr. of Wiscasset, and of the river Sheeps- 
 cot. Marshe (W.) Journal of treaty held with the Six 
 Nations, June, 1744. List of public offices, eccles pre- 
 ferments, etc., in the province of Maryland. Union of Brit 
 Amer. colonies, as proposed in 1754. Conn. Report of com- 
 mittee chosen by the gen. assembly, ou the plan. Con- 
 necticut. Reasons cono'g the plan of union. Petitions 
 etc., from members of the ch. of Eng. in Boston, resp' 
 bishops. Account of the trade and shipping of Newfound- 
 land, 1799. Number of Brit, subjects in the colonies of 
 N. Amer., 1765. Bill for better regulating of charter and 
 proprietary governments in America. EUot (J.) Dedi- 
 cations to Indian version of Old and New Testament 
 Temple (Sir T.) Apology for coinage in Mass. Queries 
 and. answers rel. to Conn., 1774. Blake (J.) Some account 
 of the severe drought in 1749. Grand jury's bill against 
 M. Osgood. Biog. notice of rev. J. Noyes, first minister 
 of Newbury. Morse (J.) Descr. and hist. ace. of the Isle 
 of Shoals. EUot (J.) Eccles. hist, of Mass. and the old 
 colony of Plymouth. 
 
 8. Remarks upon Remarks [in v. 7] on the history of Sa- 
 lem Eliot (J.) Histor. ace. of J. Eliot, the first minister 
 of the church in Roxbury. Dudley (T.) Letter to the 
 countess of Lincoln, 1631. Fitch (E.) Hist, sketch of the 
 
 life and character of col. E. Williams ; and of Williams 
 college. Eliot (J.) Topog. and hist. ace. of Marblehead 
 Thomson (I.) Bill of mortality of Middleborough, 1779' 
 
 1801. Davis (J.) Biog. notices of M. Watson. MellenfJI 
 Sketch of the life of T. Brattle. Dawes (T.) Notice of E 
 Price. Freeman (J.) Character of hon. G. R. Minot* 
 Descr. of the eastern coast of the county of Barnstable 
 Davis (W.) Descr. of Sandwich. Freeman (J.) Note oii 
 Falmouth, 1802 ; Descr. of Dennis, 1802 ; Notes on south 
 parts of Yarmouth and Barnstable, 1802 ; Note on the 
 south ■ precinct of Harwich, 1802 ; Descr. of Chatham • 
 Descr. and hist, of Eastham, to 1800 ; Descr. of Orleans' 
 
 1802. Whitman (L.) Note on Wellfleet. Freeman (J )' 
 Descr. of Provincetown. State of cod and whale fisheries 
 in Mass., 1763. Mouart's relation ; or, journal of a plan- 
 tation at Plymouth, 1621 . Winslow (E.j Relation of things 
 remarkable in Plymouth, 1623. Eliot (J.) Memoirs of P 
 Thacher. 
 
 9. Eliot (J.) Ecol. hist, of Mass. Faxmenius (S.) Mem 
 and poem. Holmes (A.) Mem. of the Moheagan Indians 
 Extract from an Indian history. Journal of the siege of 
 York, Va. Dana (J.) Mem. of E. G. Marsh. Brown (0 ) 
 Topog. descr. of Catskill, N. Y., 1803 ; Newtown, N. 1 
 1803 ; Brimfield, Mass., 1803. Ripley (L.) Descr. and hist' 
 of Waterford, 1803. Harris (T. M.) Chronological and 
 topog. ace. of Dorchester. Emerson (W.) Notes ou Comp 
 ton, Newport co., R. I., 1803. Winthrop (J.) Biog. mem 
 of Wm. Fisk. Sullivan (J.) History of the Penobscott 
 Indians. Alden (T.) Account of earthquakes in N. H. 
 Historical scraps. Thomson (I.) Bill of mortality for 
 Middleborough, 1802-03. Spalding (L.) Bills of mortality 
 for Portsmouth, N. H., 1801-03. Extracts from a journal 
 kept on a voy. to the N. W. coast and Sandwich Islands. 
 Mather {I.) Conversation, as Mass. agent, with king Wm. 
 1689 ; extr. from C. Mather's • Memoirs of reni'arkables/ 
 etc. Thatcher (J.) Obs. upon iron ores. Mauduit (I.) Con- 
 ference between Grenville and the colony agents, 1764. 
 Mauduit's miscellanies. Mather (I.) Several reasons prov- 
 ing that inoculation of the small-pox is lawful. Extract 
 from a letter by a London merchant to his friend in Va. 
 
 10. Eliot (J.) Eccl. hist, of Mass. [cont'd from v. 9]. 
 Alden (T.) Account of religious societies in Portsmouth! 
 N. H. Simpkins (J.) Topog. descr. of Brewster, 1806. 
 Grant (A.) Account of Halifax, 1760 ; Estimate of the in- 
 habitants of Nova Scotia. Stone (N.) Note on Southborougb, 
 1767. Gardner (J.) Account of Stow, Mass., 1767. Park- 
 man (E.) Ace. of Westborough, Mass., 1767. Loring (L) 
 Memoir of Sudbury, Mass., 1767. Wheeler (J.) Ace. of 
 Harvard, 1767. Smith (A.) Note on Marlborough Assoc. 
 Ruggles (T.) History of Guilford. Stiles (E.) Memoir of 
 the Pequots ; Number of the Nyhantio Indians, 1761 ; 
 King Ninegret's tribe, 1761 ; Indians on the Connecticut 
 river. Occum (S.) Ace. of the Montauk Indians on Long 
 iBland, 1761. Stiles (E.) Memoir of Block Island, 1762. 
 Birdsey (N.) Account of Indians in aud about Stratford, 
 Conn., 1761. Stiles (E.) .Number of the Potemimecut In- 
 dians, 1762 ; Marshpee Indians, 1762 ; Monymoyk Indians, 
 1762 ; Saconet Indians ; Eastern Indians. Frye (Col.) 
 Indians in Acadia, 1760. Number of Indians in Conn.; 
 1774 ; and in Rhode Island. Potter (E.) Ace. of nations of 
 southern Indians, 1768. Goldthwait (J.) LiBt of different 
 nations at a treaty, July, 1764. Dalton (Capt ) Estimate of 
 Indian warriors employed by the British in the revolu- 
 tionary war. Estimate of the number of Indians iu the 
 battle of Miami, 1794. Eliot (J.) Ace. of Indian churches 
 in N. Eng., 1673. Rawson (Q.) and Danforth S.) Ace. of 
 Indian visitation, 1698. Mason (T.) List of Indians at 
 Natick, 1749. Rales (S.) Numbers in the Norrigwog lan- 
 guage. Hawley (G.) Numbers in the Mohawk language. 
 Mann (J.) Ace. of surprise and defeat of Indians near 
 Wrentbam. Edwards (J.) Letter rel. to Indian school at 
 Stockbridge. Chauncy (C.) Sketch of eminent men in 
 New Eng.; Life of pres. Chauncy. Barnard (J.) Sketch of 
 eminent ministers in New Eng. Alden (T.) Memoirs of 
 E. Tyng and Wm. Tyng. May (J.) Anecdote of rev. J. 
 Eliot of Roxbury. Grant made to Wm. Hubbard for writ- 
 ing his history. Chauncy (C.) J. Adams, author of Essay on 
 feudal and canon law. Thomson (I.) Bill of mortality 
 for Middleborough, 1806-06. Eliot (J.) Memoir of rev. A. 
 Eliot ; Memoir of T. Pemberton. List of members and of 
 authors. General index to v. 1-10. 
 
 - Same. 2d series. 10 v. B., 1813-23. 8°. 661.11 
 Note.— v. 1 repr., 1838 ; v. 2-4, 1846 ; v. 5-6, 1848 ; v. 7-8, 
 1826 ; v. 9, 1832 ; v. 10, 1843. 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Davis (J.) Anniversary discourse, 1813. 
 Act of incorporation ; lawa and regulations ; list of mem- 
 bers, etc., of the society. Methods of collecting and pre- 
 serving objects in nat. hist. Bacon and Ingram's rebel- 
 lion. Pemberton (J.) Fires in Mass. Bradford (A.) Let- 
 ter resp. mounds, etc. Bartlett (J.) Progress of medical 
 science in Mass. Rodgers (J.) State of religious liberty in 
 N. Y. Spencer (E.) Ace. of the dissenting interest in the 
 Middle States, 1759. Engl, missionaries in Amer., 1762. 
 Holmes (A.) Mem. of Rev. 0. Morton. Penhallow (8.) 
 Ace. of Rev. 0. Morton. Sumner (J.) Notices of Shrews- 
 bury. Lathrop (J.) Mem. of Rev. J. Lothropp. Palmer 
 (S.) Topog. descr. of Needham. Harris (T. M.) Topog. 
 and hist, sketch of Lunenburg. Weld (H.) Note on Attle- 
 borough. Lee (R. H.) Letter to S. Adams on cession of 
 land to TJ. S. by Va. Lincoln (B.) Remarks on the culti- 
 vation of the oak. Eliot (J.) Ecol. hist, of Mass., [cont'd.] 
 
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 McKean (J.) Memoir on Dr. j: Eliot. Smith (I.) Letter 
 rel to Eug. exeroises at Commencement. Watson (R.) 
 Letter to Kev. J. Eliot, accepting membership of the Soc. 
 Winfhrop (J.) Memoir of J. Sullivan. Thacher (S. 0.) 
 Memoir of Win. Emerson. Davis (J.) Biog. notices of I. 
 Lotbrop, 
 
 2 Schermefhom (J. F.) Report on the western Indians. 
 Holmes (A.) Sketch of Soc. for propagating the gospel 
 among the Indians, etc. Johnson (E.) Wonder-workiug 
 orovidence, etc. Ohickering (J.) Notice of E. Johnson. 
 Dunton (J-) Residence in Mass., 1686. Seaver (B. F.) 
 Islands of Tristtan d'Acnnha. Decl. for episcopacy in 
 Conu 1722. Pierce (J.) Hist. Bketch of Brookline. Far. 
 mer IJ ) Births, deatha, etc., in Billerica, 1654-1701. Bart- 
 lett (J.) Hist, sketch of Charlestown. Mclean (J.) Brief 
 hist, of the Anc. and hon. artillery co. Colman (B.) Let- 
 ter to gov. J. Belcher, 1743. Quincy (S.) Letter on Georgia, 
 1735. Eliot (A.) Eemarks on bp. Seeker's sermon before 
 the Soc. prop. gosp. in for. parts, 1740. Trumbull (J.) In- 
 quiries rel. to Conn. Wooster (D.) Statisticks of N. 
 Haven, 1744, in answer. Miller (J.) Statisticks of N. Lon- 
 don, 1774. iu answer. Letter from Connecticut delegates 
 to the First Congress. Gage (T.) Ace. of the affair of 19 
 April, 1776. Meigs (R.J.) Journal of exped. against Quebec, 
 1775. ' Farmer (J.) Hist, sketch of Amherst, N. H. Throop 
 (B ) Letter from Gen. assoc. of Conn, to their brethren, in 
 Boston, 1774. Eliot (A.) Answer. Stiles (E.) Extract! 
 from literary diary. Andros (Sir E.) Letter to gov. Dud- 
 ley 1686. Thompson (I.) Bills of mortality for Middle- 
 borough, 1805-13. Dudley (J.) Letter rel. to a fossil tooth, 
 1706. Endicott (J.) Letter from the General Court of Mass. 
 Bay to J. Owen, inviting him to Boston, 1663. Alden (T.) 
 Indian names of White Hills and Piscataqua. Smith 
 (John). Necessaries for goiug to Ta„ 1626. Hazard (E.) 
 Ace. of the Loganian Library in Phila.; Notice reap, the 
 author [J. Rodgers] of ' A brief view of religious liberty, 
 N. Y., 1773.' Savage (J.) Memoir of J. S. Buckminster ; 
 Correction of HutchinBon, on Amer. coius. Hollis (T.) 
 Letter to A. Eiiotrel. to N. Eng. coins. Eliot (A.) Answer. 
 Circular letter of the Hist. Society. Prospectus of Hub- 
 bard's history of N. Eng. Donations. 
 
 3. Johnson (E.) Continuation of 'Wonder-working provi- 
 dence. Davis (S.) Bass and mackerel fishery at Cape Cod. 
 Savage (T.) Ace. of exped. against Canada, 1690. Recanta- 
 tion of confessors of witchcraft. Freeman (J.) Number of 
 negro slaves in Mass., 1754. Ace. of the deatbs at Kings- 
 chapel. Expenses of Canada to Gr. Brit. Tons of ship- 
 ping in Mass., 1806. Kirkland (J. T.) Notices of the life of 
 mag. geo. B. Lincoln. Oliver (A.) State of Indians in 
 Marahpee, etc., 1767. Lowell (C.) Note on Lancaster, N . H. 
 Sutherland (D.) Geog. sketch of Bath, N. H., 1814. Lowell 
 (C.) Note on Plymouth, N. H., 1814 ; on New Holderness, 
 N. H.; on Wolfeborough, N. H-, 1814; on Middletown, 
 N. H. Ripley (S.) Topog. and histor. descr. of Wal t ham, 
 1815. Savage (J.) Note on histor. sketch of Brookline. 
 Willis (Z.| Descr. of Kingston, Mass. Davis (S.) Notes on 
 Plymouth, Mass. Freeman (J.) Notes on New Bedford, 
 Mass.; Descr. of Mashpee, 1802 ; Descr. of Duke's county, 
 1807 ; Notes on Nantucket, 1807. Harris (Dr., of Kingston). 
 Note on Jamaica, 1793. Eustaphieve (A.) Criticism on H. 
 Sargent's picture of the landing of the Fathers . Another 
 paper on the same subject. McKean (J.) Letters reap. 
 Hubbard's history. Donations. 
 
 4. Johnson (E. Oontin. of 'Wonder-working provi- 
 dence.' Eustis (W.) Anecdote of soldiers of Arnold. Al- 
 len (J.) Election of Leverett as pres. of Harv. Coll. Alden 
 (T.) Ace. of earthquakes. Farmer (J.) Bill of mortality for 
 Amherst. N. H., 1805-15 ; Catalogue of ministers in N. H., 
 1767. Davis (S.) Hist, of free schools in Plymouth colony, 
 1815. Fancher (— , M.D.) Progress of vaccination in Amer. 
 Russian voyage of discovery. Note on paper money. 
 Davis (S.) Contribution for building the first vessel at 
 Plymouth. Nonconformist's oath, 1666. Child (J.) New 
 England's Jonas cast up at London. White (W.) Letter 
 to gov. Winthrop, 1648. Odlin (J.), and others. Deposition 
 resp. Blackatone's sale. D'Bernicre (H.) Gen. Gage's in- 
 structions, of 22 Feb., 1775 ; with narrative of occurrences, 
 and of battle of Lexington, 1775. Davenport (J.), and 
 Buckingham (S.) Letter on the Episc. controversy in 
 Conu., 1722. Davis (S.) Sacred musick in churches. 
 Savage (J.) Memoir of J. Scottow. Hazard (E.) Remarks 
 on Schermerhorn report cone, the western Indians. Whit- 
 ney (P.) Topog. and hist, descr. of Sudbury ; and of East 
 Sudbury. Saltonstall (L.) Hist, sketch of Haverhill ; with 
 biog. notices. Nason (R.) Topog. and histor. sketch of 
 Freeport, Me. Cogswell (J.) Topog. and histor. Bketch of 
 Saoo, Me., 1815. French (J.) Hist, sketch of North Hamp. 
 ton, N. H., 1815. Lawrence (N.) Hist, sketch of Tyngs- 
 borough, Mass., 1815. Davis (S.) Hist, and descr. of Scitu- 
 ate, 1815 ; Topog. and hist, of Rochester, Mass., 1816 ; Hist, 
 and descr. of Plympton, 1815 ; DeBcr. of Carver, 1816 ; 
 Notes on Halifax ;— Hist, of Plympton, Carver, and a part 
 of Halifax ; Topog. and hist, of Wareham, 1815 ; Add. to 
 articles on towns in Plymouth county. Holmes (A.) 
 Notes on newly discovered ma. journal of gov. Winthrop. 
 Donations. 
 
 ' 5, 6. Hubbard (W.) Gen. history of New England, to 
 1680. 2ded. 2 v. 
 
 7. Johnson (E.) Oontin. of Wonder-working providence. 
 First settlements in Tennessee. Franklin (B.) Letter on 
 inoculation in Boston, 1769. Rhode Island state papers 
 of early affairs. Number of inhabitants iu Rhode Island. 
 
 Pratt (J.) ApoloRy, 1636. Davis (S.) Anniv. of the landing 
 of the forefathers, 1817. Greenough (N.) Boston bill of 
 mortality, 1816. Boston votes, 1635. Perm (W.) Letter to 
 gov. Hinckley, 1683 ; Letter on the name of his colony. 
 Wood (A.) Letter to I. Mather, rel. to the Athena? Oxoni- 
 ensis. Prince (T.) Annals of N. Eug. Lyon (W.) Note on 
 E. Cheever. Whitney (P., jr.) Biog. notice of Rev p 
 Whitney. Farmer (J.) Note on the Co. of Hillsborough 
 N. H. Davis (S.) Hist, and descr. of Abington, 1816. Bel- 
 lows (A.) Sketch of Walpole, N. H. Mitchell (N.) Descr. 
 of Bridgewater, 1818. Holmes (A.) Ace. of the Prince library. 
 Donations. 
 
 8. Johnson (E.) Wonder-working providence, 1645-61. 
 Robinson (J.) Abstract of bill of mortality for Boston 
 1817. Saltonstall (Sir R.) Letter to gov. Winthrop of 
 Conn., complaining of injury, 1636. Order of procession 
 at funeral of gov. Leverett, March, 1679. List of persons 
 killed and wounded at Lexington, Apr. 19, 1775. Danforth 
 papers. Turner (C.) Descr. of Catardin Mountain. Crad- 
 dock (M.) Letter to J. Endicott, 1629. Mason (J.) Brief 
 hist, of Pequot war; in trod, by T. Prince. Orme (R.) 
 Ace. of Braddock's defeat. Hedge L.) Memoir of J ) 
 McKeau. Porter (J.) Ace. of Plaiuneld, Mass. Farmer (J.) 
 Note on New London, N. H.; Churches and ministers of 
 N. H. Randolph (E.) Proceedings under administration 
 of Andros, 1686. Pickering (T.) Letter resp. the original 
 efforts to abolish Blavery in Penn. Matlack (T.) Letter on 
 the same subject. Bowdoin (J.) Papers rel. to Cape Cod 
 canal. Williams (R.) Letter to gov. Bradstreet, 1682. 
 Hubbard (T.) Expenses of the province of Mass., 1764. 
 New life of Virginia, 1612. Pincheon papers, 1629. Har- 
 ris (T. M.) Biog. memoir of Father Rasles. Rasles (S.) 
 Letter to Capt. Moody, 1712. Eastern Indians to the gov. 
 ernour, 1721. Westbrook (O.) Letter to gov. Dummer rel. 
 to attack on fort near Thomaston, 1722-3. Rasles (S.) In- 
 tercepted letter, 1724. Ebeling (C. D.) Letter to preB. 
 Stiles rel. to his book on Amer. Holmes (A.) Memoir of 
 C. Gannett. Tudor (W., jr.) Memoir of Wm. Tudor. 
 Opinion of court about Maiden church, 1651. Mass. Act 
 [about] privileges. Errours corrected. Donations. 
 
 9. Brief relation of the discovery of New England. 
 Mourt (G.) Relation of the beginning of the Eng. planta* 
 tion at Plimouth. Winslow (£.) Relation. New descr. of 
 Virginia. Hall (F.) Ace. ot Middlebury, Vt. Noyes (N.) 
 Donations to Boston during the operation of the port bill. 
 Hopkins (S.) Ace. of Providence, R. I. Freeman (J.) 
 Number of houses in Boston, 1789. Pickering (J.) Massa- 
 chusetts language. Eliot (J.) Indian grammar begun. Du 
 Fonceau (P. S.) Notes on Eliot's Indian grammar. Farmer 
 (J.) Sketches of ministers and churches in N. H. Dona- 
 tions. 
 
 10. Bradford (A.) Memoir of J. Thomas. Turell (E.) 
 Detection of witchcraft. Savage (J.) Representatives of 
 Boston before the Amer. rev. Holmes (A.) Descr. of 
 Rochester. Watts (I.) Letter to a friend iu N. E.. 1734. 
 Porter (J.) Some account of Cumington, Mass. Goodwin 
 (E. S.) Gale of Sept.. 1815. Farmer (J.) Churches and min- 
 isters in N. H. Bradford (A.) Notes on Duxbury. Farmer 
 (J.) Ace. of Boscawen, N. H. Bradford (A.) Biog. notice of 
 Hon. J. Winthrop. Edwards (J.) Obs. on the Mohegan 
 language. Pickering (J.) Notes on Edwards' Observations. 
 Tyng |D. A.) Obituary notice of W. D. Peck. Davis (S.) 
 Memoirs of W. Blackstone ; On the aboriginal phrase 
 Shawmut ; Notes on the springs of Boston. Farmer (J.) 
 Instances of longevity in N. H. Hutchinson papers. Ac- 
 knowledgment of donations. List of members, etc. Gen- 
 eral table of contents. General index for 2d series. 
 
 - Same. 3d series. 10 v. B., 1825-49. 8°. 661.30 
 
 Note.— v. 1 repr., 1846. 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Hutchinson papers. Account of Boston, 
 1742. Farmer (J.) Churches and ministers in New Hamp- 
 shire ; Instances of longevity in New Hampshire. Wil- 
 liams (R.) Seven letters, 1636-38. Peter (H.) Two letters, 
 one to J. Winthrop, and the other to C. Gott, 1664. Hooks 
 (W.) Letter to J. Winthrop, 1667. Maidston (J.) Letter 
 to J. Winthrop on Cromwell and the Btate of affairs in 
 Eng., March 24, 1659. Plymouth Co. Accounts. Brad- 
 ford (A.) Memoir of G. Bradford. Narrative of Nan agan- 
 set country. Haynes (J.) Letter to J. Winthrop rel. to 
 the Indians, 1643. Dummer (J.) Memorial about Canada. 
 Jacie (H.) Three letters to J. Winthrop, representing the 
 treatment received by some of the Puritan ministers from 
 the bishops, etc. Connecticut. Address of condolence to 
 gov. Talcott ; and his answer. Charlestown church af- 
 fairs, 1678. Memoir of W. J. Spooner. Branch bank of 
 U. S. at Boston. Boston bills of mortality, 1818-24. List 
 ofmembers. Donations. 
 
 2- Holmes (A.) French Protestants settled at Oxford, 
 1686. Flint (J.) Hist, of Cohasset. Winslow (E.) N. 
 Eugi's salamander discovered. Cotton (J.) Vocabulary of 
 Mass. (or Natick) Indian language. Nichols (B. 1(.) Ac- 
 count of Plymouth colony recordB. Address of ministers 
 of Boston to the duke of Newcastle, Dec. 6,1737. Farmer 
 (J ) Memoir of Narraganset townships. Lowell (J.) Biog. 
 notice of D. A. Tyng. Farmer (J.) Instances of longevity 
 in N. H.; Bill of mortality for Amherst, N. H., 1816-26; 
 ChurcheB and ministers iu N. H. Bowdoin (J.) Ace. of 
 ms. journals of the Long, Little, etc., parliaments. Dona- 
 
 3 Smith (J.) Advertisements for the unexperienced 
 planters of N. E. Lechfoid (T.) Plain dealing ; or, Newes 
 from New-Eng. Mass. Instructions to J. Winthrop, to 
 
 94 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
746 
 
 MASSACHUSETTS HIST. SOCIETY 
 
 Mass. hist. eoc. Collections, 3d series, continued. 
 
 treat with Pequots. Gardener (L.) Relation of the Pequot 
 warres. Relation of the Indian plott. Davenport (J.), and 
 Eaton (T.) Letter • to the governor, deputy, and assistants,' 
 of Mass. Taloott (J.) Letter to Sir E. Andros. Salem 
 witchcraft ; extracts from records of the church in Dan. 
 vers. Kellogg (E.) Vocabulary of words iu the language 
 of the Quoddy Indians. Farmer (J.) Church and minis- 
 ters iu N. H., cont'd. Ripley (S.) Memoir of C. Gore. In- 
 trusion of Ehode Island people upon Indian lands. Josse- 
 lyn (J.) Ace. of two voys. to New-Eng. ; Chronol. observ- 
 of Amer. to 1673. Lechford (T.) Note to his ' Plaine 
 dealing.' Donations. Members elected since 1821. 
 
 4. Eliot (J.) Day-breaking if not sun-rising of the gospel 
 With the Indians in New-Eng. Shepard (T.) Clear sun- 
 shine of the gospel breaking forth upon the Indians in 
 New-Eng. Winslow (E.) Glorious progress of the gospel 
 amongst the Indians in N.-E. Whitfeld (H.) Light ap- 
 pearing more and more towards the perfect day ; or, A 
 farther discov. cone, the progress of the gospel, etc. 
 Strength out of weaknesse ; or, further progresse of the 
 gospel among the Indians. Eliot (J.), and Mayhew (T.) 
 Tears of repentance ; narr. of the progress of the gospel, 
 etc.; Late and further manifestation of the prog, of the 
 gospel amongst the Indians. Farmer (J.) List of repre- 
 sentatives in the Gen. Court, 1689-92 ; Churches and min. 
 isters in N. H., cont'd. Mease (J.) Descr. of medals struck 
 in rel. to important events in N. A. Hewes (S. H.) Ab- 
 stracts of bills of mortality for Boston, 1826-32. Laws and 
 regulations of the society. 
 
 5. Journal of the Congress, Albany, 1764, for treating 
 with the Six Nations of Indians, and concerting a scheme 
 of general union for the N. A. colonies. Journal of a 
 treaty, Albany, Aug. 1776, with the Six Nations. Gist (C.) 
 Journal of Washington's first visit to the French com- 
 mander on the Ohio. Lincoln (B.) Journal of a treaty, 
 1793, with Indian tribes north-west of the Ohio. Barnard 
 (J.) Autobiography. Rhode Island. Repeal of act ex- 
 cepting Roman Catholics from the privileges of freemen. 
 Francis (C.) Memoir of J. Allyn. Memoir of S. Davis. 
 Greenwood (F. W. P.) Memoir of J. Freeman. Upham 
 (0. W.) Memoir of J. Prince. Francis (C.) Memoir of E. 
 S. Goodwin. Morgan (G.) Letter to "Washington, incl. the 
 Lord's prayer in Shawanese. Hewes (S. H.) General ab- 
 stracts of bills of mortality for Boston, 1833.35. Donations. 
 List of members. 
 
 6. Underbill (J.) History of the Pequot war. Vincent 
 (P.) History of the Pequot war. Georges (Sir F.) Descr. 
 of New Eng. Smith (Capt. J.) Description of New Eng. 
 Alden (T.) Ace. of the captivity of H. Gibson among the 
 Delaware Indians. Niles (S.) Hist, of tho Indian and 
 French wars. Galindo (J.) Letter to T. L. Winthrop, 
 rel. to T. Gage. Quincy (J.) Letter to the Society. Mat- 
 toon (E.) Letter to Pres. Quincy, rel. to Gen. Lincoln's 
 wound received near Saratoga in 1777. Hewes (S. H.) 
 Bill of mortality for Boston, 1836. Fisher (J. F.) Descr. of 
 Amer. medals. Donations. 
 
 7. Jenks (W.) Ace. of theSoc. Bradford (W.) A word to 
 Boston. Forefather's song. Winthrop (J.) Model of 
 Christian charity. Felt (J. B.) Post-office department. 
 Extracts from records of the General Court, and docB. 
 from Mass. archives ; Papers rel. to D'Aulney and La 
 Tour, governors of Nova Scotia, 1643-68. Cromwell (0.) 
 Lord Protector's order to Capt. J. Leverett, 1655. Felt 
 (J. B.) Papers rel. to Messrs. Whalley and Goffe, 1661-78. 
 Instructions to E. Randolph. Commission to Sir E. An- 
 dros. Felt (J. B.) Papers rel. to the period of usurpation 
 in New Eng. Higginson (J.) Letters, 1692-1700. Quarry 
 (R.) Memorial on the state of the Amer. colonies. Bacon 
 (L.) Memoir of I. Allerton. Rantoul (R.) Memoranda of 
 Beverly ; Memoir of J. Hale. Jenks (W.) Memoir of A. 
 Holmes. Mease (J.) Old Amer. coins. Hewes (S. H.) 
 Bill of mortality for Boston, 1837. List of portraits iu the 
 hall of the Society. Donations. Bradford (A.) Letter 
 pointing out errata. Davis (J.) Letter resp. Allerton. 
 
 8. Bernaldez (A.) Extracts on voyages of Columbus, 
 from his chronicle. Gosnold (B.) Letter, 1602. Archer 
 (G.) Ace. of Gosnold's voyage. Brereton (J.) Ace. of Gos- 
 nold's voyage. Tracts app. to Brereton. Rosier (J.) 
 True relation of Capt. G. Waymoutu's voyage, 1605. Levett 
 (C.) Voyage into New Eng., 1623. Gray (F. C.) Early laws 
 of Mass. Gr. Brit. Order in Council of July 20, 1677, rel. 
 to the controversy between Mass. Bay and Mason & 
 Gorges. Savage (J ) Gleanings for N. Eng. history. 
 
 9. Quincy (J.) Memoir of J. Grahame. Sumner (G.) 
 Memoirs of the pilgrims at Leydeu. Francis (C.) Memoir 
 of G. Bradford. Williamson (W. D.) Notice of Orono, a 
 chief at Penobscot ; Indian tribes in New England. Queen 
 Anne's instructions to gov. Dudley, 1702. Merrill (B.) 
 Notice of the life of L. Saltonstall. Eliot (J.) Christian 
 commonwealth ; or, Civil policy of the rising kingdom of 
 Christ. Palfrey (J. G.) Semi-centennial disc, before the 
 Soc, Oct. 31, 1844. Adams (J. Q.) N. Eng. confederacy of 
 1643. Merrill (J. C.) Memoir of J. Bowdoiu. Winthrop 
 papers. 
 
 10. Winthrop papers. Savage (J.) More gleanings for 
 New England history. Hunter (J.) Suffolk emigraute. 
 Gardiner (A.) Biographical sketch of L. Gardiner. Fran- 
 cis (C.) Memoir of J. Davis. Fresoott (W. H.) Memoir of 
 J. Pickering. Willard (J.) Memoir of W. Lincoln. Gen- 
 
 eral table of contents to 3d series. Gen. index to 3d bo. 
 ries. Officers, resident members. 
 
 Same. 4th series. 10 v. B., 1852-71. 8°. 662.01 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Complete list of members, officers.efc. Caul- 
 kins (F. M.) Memoir of W. Adams, of Dedham, Mass., and of 
 E. Adams of New London, Coun. Hunter (J.) Collections 
 cone, the early hist, of the founders of New Plymouth ■ 
 Biog. notice of P. Vincent. Lowell (C.) Notices communi- 
 cated by him on Article 1 of Mass. bill of rights, etc. 
 Savage (J .) More gleanings for N. E. history. Wadsworfh 
 (B.) Journal, 1694. Ashton (R.) Memoir of J. Robinson. 
 Robinson (J.) A manvmission to a manvduction. Good 
 news from N. Eng., 1648. Strachey (W.) Ace. of the. set- 
 tlement at Sagadehoc, 1607. D'Ewes (Sir S.) Extracts 
 from his autobiography. Dunster (H.) Letter to Prof. 
 Ravis. Danforth (S.) Letter to ministers in Boston, 1720. 
 Newell (T. ) Journal kept during the time yt Boston was 
 shut up, 1775-6. Lowell (C.) Mem. of J. Pierce. 
 
 2. Act of incorporation. By-laws. Officers. Members. 
 Clarke (J.) Ill newes from N. Eng. Letter from certain 
 ministers and others of N. Eng. to Cromwell, upon his 
 application to persons here to settle in Ireland. Bradford 
 (W.) Letter to J. Winthrop rel. to the Yarmouth Indians. 
 Downing (E.) Letter to J. Usher, rel. to the name puri- 
 tan. Supposed letter from C. Mather. Frothingham (N. 
 L.) Memoir of T. M. Harris. First Plymouth patent! 
 Douglass ( W.) Letters to Cadwallader Colden, 1720-1-1736.6. 
 Dunster papers. Correspondence relative to a memoir of 
 J. Q Adams. Jenks (W.) Memoir of T. L. Winthrop. 
 Shattuck (L.) Memorials of the Whites. Leverett papers. 
 Detail of the patent of Beauchamp and Leverett. In- 
 structions from Cromwell to E. 8edgwick and J. Leverett. 
 Dudley papers. Prince (T.), and Chauncy (C.) Correspond- 
 ence. Trumbull (D.) Letter to J. Belknap, rel. to gov. 
 Trumbull's papers. Robbins (C.) Memoir of A. Young. 
 Exemplification of the judgment for vacating the charter 
 of the Massachusetts Bay. Gr. Brit. Orders in Council, 
 1660-1-1692-3. Bradstreet (S.) Letter to Sir L. Jenkins 
 introducing J. Dudley and J. Richards as agents, etc., 1682. 
 Mather (I.) Letter of thanks to earl of Nottingham, for 
 new charter, 1692. Dudley (J.) Letter, Nov. 16, 1716. 
 
 3. Officers. Members. Lothrop (S. K.) Mem. of 8. 
 Appleton. Bradford (W.) History of Plymouth plantation. 
 
 4. Act of incorp. By-laws. Officers. Members. Cor- 
 resp. in 1774-5 between a committee of Boston and contri- 
 butors for the relief of Bufferers by the Boston Port Bill. 
 Narrative of the planting of the Mass. colony in 1628. 
 Washburn (E.) Extinction of slavery in Mass. Cushing 
 (T.) Letters, 1767-76. Queries of G. Chalmers, with the 
 answers of Gen. Gage, in rel. to Braddock's expedition, the 
 stamp act, and Gage's administration. Destruction of the 
 tea in the harbor of Boston, Dec. 16, 1773. Adams (S.) 
 Letter to J. Warren, rel. to the Boston Port Bill. Hawley 
 (J.) Letter to Th. Cushing, Feb. 22, 1775. Eliot (A.) Let- 
 ters to T. Hollis. Jenks (W.) Notice of the Sieur D'Aulnay. 
 of Acadie. Williams (R.) Petition to the General court 
 of Mass. Pratt (P.) Declaration of affairs of the Eng. peo- 
 ple that first inhabited N. Eng. ; Petition of 1668. Mather 
 (I.) Phinehas Pratt's relation. Mitchell (N.) Memoir of 
 N. M. Davis. Appleton (N.) Memoir of A. Lawrence. 
 Frothingham (N. L.) Memoir of W. P. Lunt. 
 
 5. Officers. Members. Editorial preface. Hinckley 
 papers. Niles (S.) History of Indian and French wars. 
 
 6. 7. Officers. Members, etc. Winthrop papers. Fac- 
 similes of signatures and seals. 
 
 8. Aspinwall papers, pt. 1. 9. Winthrop papers. 
 10. Aspinwall papers, pt. 2. Index to 4th series. 
 
 Same. 5th series, v. 1-1. B., 1871-78. 8°. 662.11 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Winthrop papers, pt. 3. 
 
 2,3. Belknap papers. 4. 1, Heath papers : Letters from 
 Geo. Washington to Heath. 2, Corresp. betw. John Adams 
 and prof. John Winthrop. 3, Corresp. betw. John Adams 
 and Mercy Warren rel. to her Hist, of the Amer. rev. 
 
 — Catalogue of the library. 2 v. B., 1859. 8°. 2723.15 
 
 — Lectures delivered before the Lowell Institute, 
 
 Boston, on subjects rel. to the early history of 
 Mass. Boston, 1869. 8°. 
 
 Contents : Winthrop (R. C.) Massachusetts and its early 
 history. Ellis (G. E.) Aims and purposes of the founders 
 of the Mass. colony; Treatment of intruders and dissen- 
 tients by the founders of Mass. Haven (S. F.) History of 
 grants under the Great Council for N. Eng. Brigham. (W.) 
 Colony of New Plymouth and its relations to Mass. 
 Washburn (E.) Slavery as it once prevailed iu Mass. 
 Upham (C. W.) Records of Mass. under its first charter. 
 Holmes (O. W.) Medical profession in Mass. Eliot (B_.) 
 Early relations with the Indians. Robbins (C.) The regi- 
 cides sheltered in New Eng. Parker (J.) First charter 
 and the early religious legislation of Mass. Hale (E. !•) 
 Puritan politics of England and New England. Emer- 
 son (G. B.) Education in Mass.; early legislation and hist. 
 
 — Proceedings, 1855-8-76-7. 12 v. B., 1855-78. 8°. 664.01 
 Massachusetts medical society. Beport on spasmodic 
 
 cholera. Boston, 1832. 8° 4344.1 18 
 
 Massachusetts quarterly review. 3 v. Boston, lo«- 
 50. 8° 8117.01 
 
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 _ Poems and Ballads. N. Y., 1854. 16°. . . 1672.09 
 
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 Eatal dowry (The). 
 Great duke of Florence. 
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 Maid of honor (The). 
 New way to pay old debts. 
 
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 Parliament of lore (The). 
 Picture (The). 
 Poems. 
 
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 1H71. 4012.09 
 
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 Johnston (R.) Civil service A. 5th ed. 1869. 4011.08 
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 1867 4014.13 
 
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 tion to 1216. Ed. by H. R. Luard. London, 1872- 
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 Contents : On the friendship of books. On words. On 
 books. On the use and abuse of newsoapers. On christian 
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 ser's " Faerie Queene." Milton. Milton considered as a 
 schoolmaster. Edmund Burke. Acquisition and illumi- 
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 _ lm .- 8° 3574.26 
 
 — Learning and working : six lectures. The religion 
 
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 — Lectures on the eccl. hist, of the 1st and 2d centu- 
 
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 — The Lord's prayer: 9 sermons. N.Y., 1872.16°. 3574^29 
 
 — Moral and metaphysical philosophy. New ed 
 
 with preface. 2 v. London, 1873. 8°. . 5424 17 
 Contents: v. 1. 1st to 13th cent. 2. 14th cent, to the 
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 — The Prophets and kings of the Old Testament 
 
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 ~ ^L? 61 ^ 0118 0f the world - 3d'ed'. London, 
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 — Sequel to the inquiry ' What is revelation '? ' Con- 
 
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 1858. Cambridge, 1860. 16° ... 3574.21 
 
 — Social morality : 21 lectures. L, 1869.8° 5446 01 
 
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 fc O" the Son of God. On the incarnation: On 
 death Sf„^- Tb A re , 9 , UrreCtion of th0 Sou °f G°a I*™ 
 eration of, fh° " nd he - 1L J u ! tiflMti ° n °X faith. Regen- 
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 Inspiration. Personality and teaching of the Holy Spirit 
 Unity of the church. Trinity in unity. On eternal life 
 and eternal death. 
 
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 of Indian devotees detailed. 6. Origin of the Druids and 
 ancient commerce of Hindostan. 7. Dissert, on the quan- 
 tity of bullion and coined money in the anc. world, and 
 survey of the treasures possessed by the anc. sovereigns of 
 India. 
 
 — Observations on the ruins of Babylon, as described 
 
 by C. J. Bich. London, 1816. 8°. . . 1044.14 
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 Maury (L. F. Alfred). Croyances et le'gendes de 
 
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 — La magie et l'astrologie dans l'antiquite et au moyen 
 
 Sge. 3eed. Paris, 1864. 16° 3811.14 
 
 — Le sommeil et les reves : e"tudes psychologiques. 
 
 3eed. Paris, 1865. 16° 3811.06 
 
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 96 of its Table gin. 
 
 Maury (Matthew Fontaine). Explanations and sail- 
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 Same. 7th ed. Philadelphia, 1855. 4°. . v. a. 
 
 — <Julf of Mexico; river basins, etc. [In De Bow (J. D. B.) In. 
 
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 — Manual of mathematical, civil, and physical geog- 
 
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 — Physical survey of Virginia : prelim, report. 2d ed. 
 
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 history of the great Atlantic cable. New York, 
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 — History of the Irish rebellion in 1798. London, 
 
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 May (John Wilder). Law of insuranoe. Boston, 
 
 1873. 8° 5624.20 
 
 May (E.) The accomplisht cook. 4th ed. London, 
 
 1678. 16° 6015.14 
 
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 Mar (Thomas). A breviarv of the history of the parliament of 
 
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 May (Sir Thomas Erskine). Constitutional history of 
 
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 — Remarks and suggestions to facilitate the dispatch of public 
 
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 May fly Ipseudon.] See Continental tour. 1871. . . . 941.27 
 Maydiston (Richard). De Concordia inter Kic. n. et 
 
 civitatera London. Ed. by T. Wright. London, 
 
 Camden soc, 1838. 4° 5112.03 
 
 Mayer (Alfred M.) and Barnard (Charles). Light: 
 
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 — Mexican mines. [In De Bow (J. D. B.) Indus, resources, 
 
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 — Observations on Mexican history and archaeology. [In Sm. 
 
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 Mayer (Dr. Isaac). A catechism of the Jewish re- 
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 Mayer (Luigi). "Views in the Ottoman dominions. 
 
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 Mayer (Julius Robert). Remarks on the forces of inorganic 
 nature, n. On celestial dynamics, m. On the mechanical 
 equivalent of heat. [In Toumans (E. L.) Correlation of 
 forces, 1866 ; p. 249-368.] 4022.02 
 
 Mayhew (Edward). Illustrated horse doctor. New 
 York, 1861. 8° 4627.02 
 
 — Illust. horse management. Phil., 1864. 8°. 4627.01 
 Mayhew (Henry). German life and manners in 
 
 Saxony. London, 1864. 8° 965.15 
 
 — London labour and London poor. 3 v. London, 
 
 1864. 8° 5818.06 
 
 Same. "Those that will not work. London, 
 
 1862. 8° 5818.03 
 
 Same. v. 1. New York, 1851. 8°. . . 08IS.OI 
 
 — Story of the peasant boy philosopher ; founded on 
 
 the early life of Ferguson, the astronomer. New 
 
 York, 1856. 16°. 3056.04 
 
 Same. New ed. London, [n. A] 16°. . 4021.26 
 
 Maynard (Charles J.) The naturalist's guide. With 
 
 Join?^ of the birds of extern Mass. Boston, 
 
 1870. 16 4723 12 
 
 Maynard ( Walter), pseud. See Beale (Thomas W.) '. ' 1564 21 
 Maynarde (Thomas). Sir Francis Drake, his vovase 
 
 1595 -i d 'Jy W. D. Cooley. London, Eakluyt 
 
 soc, 1849. 8° 925 l(i 
 
 Mayne(F.) Life of Nicholas i. L.ilSoo.V! 313408 
 
 — Voyages and discoveries in the Arctic regions. Lon- 
 
 don, 1855. 16°. [Jn Trav. library, v. 7.1 5075.12 
 
 Mayne (Leger D.), pseud. See Dick (W. B.), Frost (S. A.), etc 
 
 Mayne (Richard Chas. ) Four years in Brit. Columbia 
 and Vancouver Island. L., 1862. 8°. .1153.17 
 
 Mayo (Earl of). See notice in Ed. rev., April, 1876 
 
 Mayo (Amory Dwight). Symbols of the capitol, or 
 civilization in New York. N.Y.,1859. 12°. 5722.09 
 
 Mayo (Charles). Medical service of the federal army. [In Gal- 
 ton (F.) Vacation tourists, 1862-3.] 925.13 
 
 Mayo (Robert, M.D.) Synopsis of the commercial 
 and revenue system of the U. S., with hist, illus. 
 of the origin and organization of the treasury de- 
 partment. 2 v. Washington, 1847. 4°. 5918.12 
 
 Mayo (Wm. S.) See for his novcte Fiction class-list (p. 504). 
 
 Mayor (Joseph Bickersteth). Guide to the choice of 
 classical books. London, 1874. 12°. . . 2733.30 
 
 Mayou(B.) Natural history of Shakespeare. Man- 
 chester, 1877. 12 1753.28 
 
 Mazade (Charles de). Life of count Cavour. From 
 the French. New York, 1877. 8°. . . 3034. 00 
 
 — Les revolutions de l'Espagne contemporaine : 1854- 
 
 1868. Paris, 1869. 12° 552.15 
 
 49- For his numerous articles in Revue its d. morula see 
 p. 97-100 of its Table generate. 
 Mazarin (Jules). See Biography (p. 176); alto Eclectic mag., Apr., 
 
 1876, or Temple Bar, Jan., 1876. 
 Mazzini (Giuseppe). Life and writings. 6 v. Lon- 
 don, 1864-70. 8° 5053.08 
 
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 2. The exile. On an European literature. On the his- 
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 Sarpi. Poems of Victor Hugo. Poems of Lamartine. 
 
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 " Italy, Austria, and the Pope " ; etc. 
 
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 history of the revolution by Carlyle. Minor works by 
 Dante. The duties of man. 
 
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 memory of the martyrs of Cosenza. Letter to Messrs. de 
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 ment. Holy alliance of the peoples. From the pope tc the 
 council. On the enoyclical of pope Pius ix. 
 
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 dress of the People's international league. Non-interven- 
 tion. Two letters to the people on the Crimean war. 
 
 — M. Renan and France. [In Fort, rev., Feb., 1874.] 
 
 — Joseph Mazzini : a memoir, by E. A. V. 2d ed. 
 
 London, 1877. 8° 3122.32 
 
 — Life, writings, and political principles of M. With 
 
 introd., by W.L. Garrison. N.Y.,1872.12°. 3122.31 
 
 — Myers {F. W. H.) Mazzini. [In Fortn. rev., April, May, 1878.] 
 
 jj&- For other notices of M., see Biography {p. 176.) 
 
 Mo. See Mac (p. 723-725 of Catalogue). 
 
 Mead (Daniel M. ) History of Greenwich, Fairfield 
 co., Conn. New York, 1857. 12°. . . . 591.18 
 
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 consequences. London, 1857. 8°. . . 1014.07 
 
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 Mead (Richard, M.D.) Short discourse concerning pestilential 
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 Meade (Wm., bp. ) Old churches, ministers, and fami- 
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 Sydney. London, 1813. 8° 3163.29 
 
 — Memoirs of Wm. Paley. 2d ed. Edinburgh, 1810. 
 
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 and history : address. Utica, 1877. 12" 3452.22 
 
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 turf practices. London, 1868. 18°. . .4617.17 
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 Chronica monasterii de Melsa, [1150]-1396. Ac- 
 
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 See also Tradesman's and mechanic's almanack, 1830.35. 
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 Mechanics' magazine, v. 58-65. L., 1853-56. 8°. 
 
 Same. New ser.. v. 1-24. L., 1859-70. fol. 
 
 Mechanism in thought, etc. See Holmes (O. W.) 1871. 6413.2J 
 
 Mechi (John Joseph). How to farm profitably. Lon- 
 don, 1864. 16° 6123.10 
 
 — Profitable farming ; with balance sheets, 1867-69 
 London, 1869. 16°. 6123.11 
 
 Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence. See N. A. rev., July, 
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 Medea : a poem. See Richards (A. B.) 1869 1683.31 
 
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 Medhurst (W. H.) Foreigner in far Cathay. New 
 
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 Arrangement or Subdivisions. — I. Dictionaries and Encyclopcsdic Works. — II. Domestic and Household Manuals.— III. 
 History of Medicine. — IV. Miscellaneous Works. — V. Periodicals and Society Publications (p. 753). — VI. Systematic Works on 
 the Principles and Practice of Medicine (p. 754). — VII. Special Topics, viz., 1, Abdomen (p. 755). — 2, Abortion (p. 755). 
 3, Abscess (p. 755). — 1, Air (p. 755).— Alcoholism (p. 768).— 5, Anesthesia (p. 755).— 6, Anatomy (p. 755).— 7, Anec- 
 dotes (p. 755).— 8, Aneurism (p. 755).— 9, Asphyxia (p. 755).— 10, Astrological Medicine (p. 755).— 11. Back (p. 755). 
 12, Bathing (p. 755).— 13, Beverages (p. 755).— 14, Blood (p. 755) — 15, Bones (p. 755).— 16, Brain (p. 755).— 17, Breast 
 (p. 755) — 18, Breath (p. 755) — 19, Bronchitis (p. 755).— 20, Burns and Scalds (p. 756).— 21, Cancer (p. 756).— 22, Catarrh 
 and Hay Fever (p. 766).— 23, OjII Doctrine (p. 756).— 24, Cerebro-spinal Meningitis (p. 756).— 25, Chest (p. 756). 
 26, Children (p. 756).— 27, Cholera (p. 756).— 28, Circulatory System (p. 756).— 29, Climate (p. 756).— 30, Clinical Medi- 
 cine (p. 766).— 31, Cod Liver Oil (p. 756) — 32, Collapse (p. 756).— 33, Constipation (p. 756).— 34, Consumption (p. 757). 
 35, Convulsions (p. 757).— 36, Corpulence and Leanness (p. 757).— 37, Croup (p. 757).— 39, Dentistry and Teeth (p. 757). 
 40, Diagnosis (p. 757J.-41, Diarrhoea (p. 757).— 42, Digestion (p. 757).— 43, Diphtheria (p. 757).— 44, Disinfectants 
 (p. 757) — 45, Dysentery (p. 757).— 46, Ear (p. 757).— 47, Eclectic System (p. 757) —48, Electricity and Magnetism (p. 757). 
 49, Epidemics (p. 758).— 50, Epilepsy (p. 768).— 51, Erysipelas (p. 758).— 52, Extremities (p. 758).— 53, Eye (p. 758). 
 54, Face (p. 758).— 55, Fevers (p. 758).— 56, Food and Diet (p. 758).— 57, Foot and Ankle (p. 758).— 58, Fractures (p. 758). 
 59, Gangrene (p. 758).— 60, Germ Theory (p. 758).— 61. Gout (p. 759).— 62, Grahamism (p. 759).— 63, Hair (p. 759). 
 64, Hand (p. 759).— 65, Head (p. 759).— 66, Health (p. 759).— 67, Heart (p. 759).— 68, Heredity (p. 759).— 69, Hernia (p. 759). 
 70, Hip Joint (p. 759).— 71, Histology (p. 760).— 72, Homoeopathy (p. 760).— 73, Hospitals and Hospital service 
 (p. 760).— 74, Hydrophobia (p. 760).— 75, Hydropathy (p. 760).— 76, Hysteria (p. 760).— 77, Inflammation (p. 760).— 78, In- 
 fluenza (p. 760).— 79, Insanity (p. 760).— 80, Instruments (p. 761).— 81, Intestines (p. 761).— 82, Joints (p. 761).— 83, Kidney 
 and Urinary Organs (p. 761).— 84, Larynx and Laryngoscope (p. 761).— 85, Lead Diseases (p. 76i).— 86, Lesions (p. 761). 
 87, Life Insurance (p. 761).— 88, Light (p. 761).— 89, Liver (p. 761).— 90, Lockjaw (p. 761 .—91, Lumbago (p. 761). 
 92, Lungs (p. 701).— 93, Marriage (p. 761).— 94, Materia Medica and Therapeutics (p. 762 .—95, Measles (p. 762). 
 96, Medical Jurisprudence (p. 762).— 97, Medical Zoology (p. 762).— 98, Mental Physiology and Hygiene (p. 762). 
 99, Microscopical Medicine (p. 762).— 100, Midwifery (p. 762).— 101, Military Medicine (p. 763).— 102, Mineral Springs 
 (p. 763).— 103, Mouth and Lips (p. 763).— 104, Movement Cure (p. 763).— 105, Muscular System (p. 763).— 106, Neck 
 (p. 763).-107, Nervous System (p. 763).-108, Neuralgia (p. 7C3).-109, Nose (p. 763J.-110, Nursing (p. 764).-lll, Oph- 
 thalmoscope (p. 764).— 112, Orthopedic Surgery (p. 764).— 113, Palate (p. 764).-114, Paralysis (p. 764)—115, Parasites 
 and Worms (p. 764).-116, Pelvis (p. 764J.-117, Pharmacy and Pharmacology (p. 764).-118, Physiology (p. 764). 
 119, Plague (p. 765J.-120, Poisons (p. 765).-121. Prostate (p. 765).-122, Purpura (p. 765J.-123, Pyaemia (p. 765). 
 124, Quackery (p. 765).-125, Quarantine (p. 765)._126, Railway Travel (p. 76S).-127, Rectum (p. 765J.-128, Repro- 
 ductive Organs (p. 765)._129, Respiratory System (p. 766).— 130, Rheumatism (p. 766).— 131, Rickets (p. 766).-132, Sani- 
 ! ary i^ en f,i P - J C6) — 133 > Soarlet *«™ <P- 766)— 134, School-hygiene (p. 766).-135, Sciatica (p. 766).-136, Scrofula 
 p - ™-~"' S ° un T r *• 76 «)— 138, Sea-sickness (p. 766).-139, Senses (p. 766).-140, Sickness (p. 766).-141 Skin 
 (p. 766J.-142, Sleep (p. 767).-143, Small-pox (p. 767).-144, Snuff-taking (p. 767J.-145, Spectroscope (p. 767). 
 , , c ,. perm ^ t0 " h< ? ,*■ 7 67 >— 1«, Spine and its diseases (p. 767).-148, Stimulants and Narcotics : 1, Miscel. works 
 (P. lb I) ;-z-4 , Alcohol, wines and liquors (p. 767) ;-5, Opium (p. 767) ;-6, Tobacco and Smoking (p. 768).-149, Stomach Dis- 
 ta"?R»i -.1. '^ 150 ' S '° ne (P ' 768) — 151 ' Stu "troke (p. 768).-152, Superstitions and Errors (p. 768).-153, Surgery 
 Si 8) T \r\\ ^/ r , m ~ m " ry (p - 7G8) — 155, Tllroat (P- '68).-15S, Tongue (p. 768).-157, Tumors (p. 768).-158, Typhoid 
 ± ever (p. 768).-159, Typhus Fever (p. 769).-160, Vaccination (p. 769).-161, Vegetarianism (p. 769).-162, Venereal 
 
 Womr f r, P '769f~ifi7 w iTiS r ,i0 !i^- 769 >- 164 ' Voice and Speech (p. 769).-165, Whooping Cough (p. 769J.-166, 
 Women (p. 769). -167, Wounds and Contusions (p. 769).-168, Yellow Fever (p. 769).-169, Zymotic Diseases (p. 769). 
 
 I. Dictionaries and Encyclopcedic Works. 
 
 Copland (J.) Dictionary of practical medicine. 3v 
 1855-59. 43140 j 
 
 bame. Abridged by the author. 1866. 4315.01 
 
 Dunglison (R.) Medical lexicon. 1865. . . 4314.06 
 Todd, (B. B., ed.) Cyclopaedia of anatomy and phy- 
 siology. 5v. 1835-59 4336.06 
 
 Ziemssen {H. von). Oycl. of the practice of medicine, 
 v. 1-17, 1874-78 4358.01 
 
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MEDICINE : Domestic— History— Miscellaneous— Periodicals. 
 
 753 
 
 II. Domestic and Household Manuals. 
 Beard (Q. M.) Our home physician. 1870. .4322.17 
 Buchan ( W- ) Domestic medicine. 1812. . .4312.02 
 Hartshorne (H.) Family adviser and guide to the 
 
 medicine chest. 1869. 4322.15 
 
 Handbook of domestic medicine. London, Bohn, 
 
 1855. 8° 4312.01 
 
 Hone (OS.) Till the doctor comes, and how to help 
 
 him. 1871 4322.20 
 
 Tliomson (S.) Dictionary of domestic medicine and 
 
 household surgery. 1870 4312.03 
 
 HI. History of Medicine. 
 Cockayne (T. 0., ed.) Leechdoms, wort-cunning, and 
 starcraft of early England. 3 v. 1864-66. [Rolls 
 
 chronicles.] 5140.— 
 
 Bunglison (B.) History of medicine. 1872. . 4312.11 
 Men/on (E) History of medicine, v. 1. To 1600. 
 
 1861 4313.02 
 
 Note.— No more published. 
 Russell (J. ft.) History. and heroes of M. 1861. 4313.01 
 Wise (T. A.) Review of the hist, of medioine. v. 1- 
 
 2. 1867 4313.04 
 
 jfly See also Biography {Medical, p. 112). 
 
 IV. Miscellaneous Works. 
 
 Icland IH. W.), and others. Medicine in modern times. See 
 Stokes (W.) 1869 4312.10 
 
 Addison (T.) Collection of published writings. 
 1868 4302.01 
 
 Aretceus. Extant works. Ed. and tr. by F. Adams. 
 
 [Gr.andEng.] 1856 4316.01 
 
 Contents : Acute diseases. Chronic diseases. 
 
 Arraes (D. M. ) Arbor vitae ; or physical account of 
 the tree of life in the garden of Eden. 1 683. 4322. 27 
 
 Biennial retrospect of medicine, surgery, and their 
 
 allied sciences for 1865-6—1869-70. Ed. by H. 
 
 Power, F. E. Anstie, and others. 3 v. London, 
 
 New Sydenham soc, 1867-70. «°. . . . 4304.07 
 
 Note.— Issued previously, as ' Year-book of medicine,' etc. 
 
 Bigelow (J.) Modern inquiries ; classical, professional 
 
 and miscellaneous. 1867 4321.04 
 
 Note.— For contents see p. 108 of Catalogue. 
 
 — Nature in disease, discourses, etc. 1854. . 4321.05 
 Contents : Self-limited diseases. The treatment of dis- 
 ease. Medical education. Homoeopathy. The medical 
 profession, and quackery. Gout and its treatment. Treat- 
 ment of injuries occasioned by fire, etc. On the burial of 
 the dead, and Mount Auburn. Pneumothorax. On the 
 pharmacopoeia of the United States. Ou the macuna pru- 
 riens. Poisonous effects of the American partridge. Cof- 
 fee and tea. Action of Cochituate water on lead pipes. 
 History and use of tobacco. Early history of medicine. 
 Address before the Amer. acad. of arts and sciences. 1852. 
 
 Boyle (fl.) Of the air. Specific remedies. Medicinal experi- 
 ments. [In his Philos. works, v. 3, 1738.] . . . .4028.05 
 
 Brodie (Sir B. C.) Works. With an autobiography. 
 Ed. by C. Hawkins. 3 v. 1865. . . . 4315. 08 
 Contents : v. 1. Autobiography. Psychological inquiries. 
 Introd. lecture at the Royal college of surgeons in London 
 in 1820. On strangulation. On drowning. On death by 
 lightning. Hunterian oration, 1837. Introd. discourses 
 at St. George's Hospital. Addresses as president. Quacks 
 and quackery. Homeopathy. Use and abuse of tobacco. 
 On the establishment of special hospitals. 
 
 2. Physiological researches resp. the influence of the 
 brain on the action of the heart, and on the generation of 
 animal beat. On death by vegetable poisons. Dissection 
 of a human foetus, without a heart. On the influence of 
 the nervous system on the action .of muscles in general, 
 and of the heart in particular. On the influence of the 
 nerves of the eighth pair on the secretions of the stomach. 
 Pathological and surgical observations on diseases of the 
 joints. Lectures on diseases of the urinary organs. Notes 
 on lithotrity. 
 
 3. On abscess in the brain. The bile in the process of 
 digestion. Treatment of varicose veins of the legs. In- 
 juries of the brain. Injuries of the spinal cord. Aneurism 
 by anastomosis of the lorehead, treated by application of 
 hgatureB. Account of a foreigu body lodged in the right 
 bronchus. Local nervous affections. Lectures on pa- 
 thology and surgery. Pathol, and surgical observ. 
 
 Uelsus (A. G.) Medicina. [Lat. et Fr.] 1866. [Ni- 
 
 sard's collection.] 7725.03 
 
 Ctdpeper (N.) English physician and complete her- 
 
 bal. 2 v. [n. A] 3818.06 
 
 JiacontE R) Back-bone ; photographed from 'The 
 
 Scalpel.' 1866 4321.10 
 
 Scenes in the practice of a New York surgeon. 
 
 1855. 4321.15 
 
 Mils (J.) Avoidable causes of disease, insanity and 
 deformity. 1860 4321.07 
 
 Hall (J.) Historian expostulation against the beastlye abusers 
 of chyrurgerie and physyke. Ed. by T. J. Pettigrew. [In 
 Percy soc , v. 11.] 6060.11 
 
 Hamilton {Sir W.) On the revolutions of medicine. In ref. to 
 Cullen. [In his Discussions, 1856.] 6413 10 
 
 Harvey (W.) Works. From the Latin, with life, by 
 R. Willis. 1847. [Sydenham society.] 431(1.06 
 Contents : Anatomical disquisition on the motion of the 
 heart and blood in animals. Anatomical exercises on 
 generation, on parturition, on the membranes and fluids 
 of the uteruB, and on conception. Examination of the 
 body of Thomas Parr, aged 152. Letters. 
 
 Hippocrates. Genuine works. From the Greek, by 
 
 F.Adams. 2 v. 1849 4316.10 
 
 Contents : On ancient medicine. Airs, waters, and places. 
 Prognostics. Regimen in acute diseases. Epidemics. In- 
 juries of the head. Surgery. Fractures. Articulations. 
 Mochlicus. Aphorisms. The oath. The law. Ulcers. 
 Fistulas. Hemorrhoids. The sacred disease. Index. 
 
 Holland (H.) Medical notes and reflections. 1857. 4:122.01 
 Contents : On medical evidence. On hereditary disease. 
 On diseases commonly occurring but once in life. On 
 disturbed balance of circulation, etc. Influence of weather 
 in rel. to disease. On diet, and disorders of digestion. 
 On gout as a constitutional disorder. Abuse of purgative 
 medicines. On the use of emetics. On the use of opiates. 
 Mercurial medicines. Use of digitalis. Antinomial medi- 
 cines. Animalcule life as a source of disease, etc., etc. 
 
 Holmes (0. W.) Border lines of knowledge in medical 
 science. 1862 4322.02 
 
 — Currents and counter-currents. 1861. . 4322.03 
 
 Contents : Currents and counter-currents in med. science. 
 Homoeopathy, and its kindred delusions. Puerperal fever, 
 as a private pestilence. Position and prospects of the 
 medical student. Mechanism of vital actions. Valedic- 
 tory address. 
 
 Honigberger (J. M.) Thirty-five years in the East. 
 
 1852 4:134.16 
 
 Contents : Sketches relating to the Punjab and Cash- 
 mere ; in connection with medicine, botany, pharmacy, 
 etc., with materia medica ; and medical vocabulary in four 
 European and five Eastern languages. 1852. 
 
 Howe (J. W.) Emergencies and how to treat them. 
 Accidents, diseases, poisoning, etc. 1871. 4357.10 
 
 Jackson (J.) LetterB to a young physician. 1 8o5. 4322.04 
 
 Meniere (P.) EtudeB me'dicales sur les poetes latins. 
 1858 4312.21 
 
 Oeslerlen (F.) Medical logic. 1855 4316.19 
 
 Paulus JEgineia. Seven books. From the Greek, by 
 F. Adams. 3 v. 1844-47 4317.01 
 
 Muppaner {A.) Report on medicine and surgery. [In U. S. Com. 
 to Int. exhib. at Vienna, 1873. Reports, v. 2, 1875.] 3916.16 
 
 Sibly (E.) Key to physic and the occult sciences. 
 London* [n. A] 3818.07 
 
 Smith (D. E.) Leaves from a physician's journal. 
 1867 4321.16 
 
 Sydenham (T.) Opera omnia. 1846. . . .4317.13 
 
 — Works. From the Latin, with life, by R. G. La- 
 
 tham. 2 v. 1848 4317.11 
 
 Contents : History and cure of acute diseases. Epidemic 
 diseases. Venereal diseases. On gout and dropsy, etc. 
 Wright (R. T.) Medical students of the period. 
 
 1867 4311.03 
 
 Year-book of medicine, surgery, and their allied sci- 
 ences, for 1859-64. Ed. by G. Harley, E. Mont- 
 gomery, J. Hinton, and others. 6 v. London, 
 New Sydenham society, 1860-65. 8°. . . 4304.01 
 Note.— Continued as the ' Biennial retrospect of medi- 
 cine.' [4304.07.] 
 
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 1860 (Relation of the public to the science and practice of 
 med., by Dr. Mayo) ; N. A. rev., July, 1873 (Mod. med., by 
 W. O. Johnson); Westm. rev., v. 65, 1856 (Med. despotism); 
 v. 70, 1858 (Med. education) ; Med. critic, v. 1, 1861 (Who 
 is a doctor? Wear and tear of med. life. Art of rising 
 in physic. Study of med. Med. students) ; v. 2, 1862 
 (Med. councils) ; v. 3, 1863 (Free trade in med. Gratuitous 
 services. Med. life) ; Winslow's Jour, of psy. med., v. 7, 
 1854 (Psychol, vocation of doctors) ; Fortn. rev., v. 6, 1866 
 (Prog of med., by Dr. Cheadle) ; Qu. rev., v. 126, 1869, or 
 Littell, 1869, v. 2 (Aims of mod. med.) ; Westm. rev., v. 69, 
 1868 (Med. reform). 
 
 V. Periodicals and Society Publications. 
 
 American journal of the medical sciences. New series, 
 v. 1-74. Philadelphia, 1841-77. 8°. . . 8011.01 
 
 Braithwaite ( W.) and (J., ed.) Retrospect of practical 
 med. and surgery, v. 66-75. New York, 1873- 
 77. 8°. . 7 4352.01 
 
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 2 v. New York, 1860. 8° 4314.04 
 
 Same. Alphabetical index [to] v. 1-50, 1840-65 
 
 New York, 1865. 8° . 4353.00 
 
 British and foreign medico-ehirurgical review, v. 43- 
 
 60. London, 1869-77. 8°. ..... 8042.01 
 
 Dublin quarterly journal of medical science, v. 47-64. 
 
 Dublin, 1869-77. 8° 8061.01 
 
 Edinburgh medical journal, v. 16-21. Edinburgh, 
 
 1871-77. 8° 8068.01 
 
 SaU's journal of health. W. W. Hall, editor, v. 19- 
 
 23. 1872-76. 8° 8114.15 
 
 Herald of health. M. L. Holbrook, editor, v. 19-23. 
 
 New York, 1870-74. 8° 8114.01 
 
 Lancet (The). 58 v. London, 1850-77. 4°. . . u.G. 
 Monthly abstract of medical science, v. 1-4. Philadel- 
 phia, 1874-77. 8° 4353.03 
 
 New Sydenham Bociety. See entry in general alphabet. 
 
 New York journal of medicine, v. 2-10. New York, 
 
 1844-48. 8° 8133.02 
 
 Same. New series, v. 1-16. New York, 1848- 
 
 56. 8° 8133.11 
 
 Same. Third series, v. 1-8. New York, 1856- 
 
 60. 8° 8133.25 
 
 New York medical journal, v. 14-25. New York, 
 
 1871-77. 8° 8134.14 
 
 New York (State of). Eclectic med. society. Transac- 
 tions, v. 1-9. 1866-75. Albany, 1867-76. 8°. 4356.17 
 — — Homoeopathic medical society. Transactions, v. 1- 
 
 12. 1863-74. Albany, 1864-75. 8°. . . 4356.01 
 State med. society. Transactions. 1807-31, 1859- 
 
 73. Albany, 1868-77. 8° 4346.07 
 
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 Dixon, v. 1-6. New York, 1849-54. 8°. . o.a. 
 Stone ( W. M. ) Half-yearly abstract of the medical 
 
 sciences, v. 51-56. Phil., 1870-72. 8°. . 8097.01 
 Sydenham society. See entry in general alphabet. 
 
 j6g(- See also Dentistry (p. 767) ; — Mental physiology and 
 
 hygiene (p. 762). 
 
 VI. Systematic Works on the Principles and Practice of 
 
 Medicine. 
 Aitken (W.) Science and practice of medicine. 2 v. 
 Flint (A. ) Treatise on the principles and practice of 
 
 medicine. 4th ed. 1873 4315.17 
 
 Niemeyer (F. von). Text-book of practical medicine, 
 
 with particular reference to physiology and patho- 
 logical anatomy. 2 v. 1869 4315.02 
 
 Reynolds (J. E.) 'System of medicine, v. 1-4. 1870- 
 
 77. 4315.04 
 
 Content*, 
 
 Alcoholism, by F. E. Anstie, v. 2. 
 
 Cerebral haemorrhage and apoplexy, by J. H. Jackson, v. 2. 
 
 Bowels, by J. C. Bristow, and others, v. 3. 
 
 Brain, by J. R. Reynolds, v. 2. 
 
 Brain (Abscess of the), by W. W. Gull and H. G. Sutton, v. 2. 
 
 Brain (Softening of the), by J. B. Reynolds and H. 0. Bas- 
 tian, v. 2. 
 
 Brain (Adventitious products in the), by J. R. Reynolds 
 and H. 0. Bastian, v. 2. 
 
 Brain (Congestion of the), by J. R. Reynolds and H. C. 
 Bastian, v. 2. 
 
 Catalepsy, by T. K. Chambers, v. 2. 
 
 Cerebritis, by J. R. Reynolds and H. C. Bastian, v. 2. 
 
 Oerebro-spinal meningitis, by J. N. Radcliffe, v. 1. 
 
 Cholera (Epidemic), by E. Goodeve, v. 1. 
 
 Chorea, by C. B. Radcliffe, v. 2. 
 
 Convulsions, by J. H. Jackson, v. 2. 
 
 Croup, by Wm. Squire, v. 1. 
 
 Dengue, or Dandy fever, by Wm. Aitken, t. 1. 
 
 Diarrhosa, by E. Goodeve, v. 1. 
 
 Diphtheria, by "Wm. Squire, v. 1. 
 
 Dysentery, by W. c. Maclean, v. 1. 
 
 Ecstasy, by T. K. Chambers, v. 2. 
 
 Epilepsy, by J. R. Reynolds, v. 2. 
 
 Erysipelas, by J. R. Reynolds, v. 1. 
 
 Fauces, pharynx, and cesopbagus. 0. E. Squarey, v . 3. 
 
 Fevers, v. 1. 
 
 Glauders-Equinia, by A. and J. Gamgee, v. 1. 
 
 Gout, by A. B. Garrod, v. 1. 
 
 Heart (Diseases of the), by J. W. Begbie, C. H. Fagge, W. T. 
 Gairdner, W. R. Gowers, T. B. Peacock, F. Sibson, v. 4. 
 
 Hooping-cough, by Edw. Smith, v. 1. 
 
 Hydrocephalus (Chronic), by J, S. Ramskill, v. 2. 
 
 Hypochondriasis, by W. W. Gull and F. E. Anstie, v. 2. 
 
 Hydrophobia, by J. and A. Gamgee, v. 1. 
 
 Hysteria, by J. R. Reynolds, v. 2. 
 
 Influenza, by E. A. Farkes, v. 1. 
 
 Insanity, by Henry Maudsley, v. 2. 
 
 Intestines (Diseases of the), by J. R. Wardell, J. s. Bris 
 4 iowe, J. W. Begbie, T. B. Curling, w. H. Ransom, v. 3 
 
 Liver (Diseases of the), by F. E. Anstie, W. C. Maclean E 
 Goodeve, J. W. Begbie, J. R. Wardell, v. 3. 
 
 Malarial fevers, by W. C. Maclean, v. 1. 
 
 Measles, by 8. Sydney Ringer, v. 1. 
 
 Meningitis, by 8. J. Gee, v. 2. 
 
 Mouth (Diseases of the), by C. E. Squarey, v. 3, 
 
 Muscular anaesthesia, by J. R. Reynolds, v. 2. 
 
 Nervous system, by F. E. Anstie and others, v. 2. 
 
 Neuralgia, by F. E. Anstie. v. 2 
 
 Neurites and neuroma, by J. W. Begbie, v. 2. 
 
 Palsy (Wasting), by, Wm. Roberts, v. 2. 
 
 Paralysis agitans, by W. R. Sanders, v. 2. 
 
 Paralysis (Local) from nerve disease, by J. W. Begbie, v. 2 
 
 Parotitis, by S. Ringer, v. 1. 
 
 Peritoneum, by J. R. Wardell, and others, v. 3. 
 
 Plague (The), by G. Milroy, v. 1. 
 
 Purpura, by T. Hillier, v. 1. 
 
 Pyaemia, by J. S. Bristowe, v. 1. 
 
 Relapsing fever, by J. W. Begbie, v. 1. 
 
 Respiratory system (Diseases of the), by M. Mackenzie, 
 W. Jenner, H. Salter, J. H. Bennett, W. Fox, H. C BaB- 
 tian, G. Hewitt, F. T. Roberts, F. E. Anstie, v. 3. 
 
 Rheumatism, by A. B. Garrod, v. 1. 
 
 Rheumatism (Gonorrhoeal), by E. B. Brodhurst, v. 1. 
 
 Rheumatoid arthritis, by A. B. Garrod, v. 1. 
 
 Rickets, by W. Aitkin, v. 1. 
 
 Roseola, by H. Beigel, v. 1. 
 
 Scarlet fever, by S. J. Gee, v. 1. 
 
 Scurvy, by T. Buzzard, v. 1. 
 
 Small-pox, by J. F. Marson, v. 1. 
 
 Somnambulism, etc., by T. K. Chambers, v. 2. 
 
 Spinal cord (Diseases of the), by C. B. Radcliffe, v. 2. 
 
 Stomach (Diseases of the), by W. Fox, v. 2. 
 
 Sudamina and Miliaria, by S. Ringer, v. 1. 
 
 Sun-stroke, by W. C. Maclean, v. 2. 
 
 Syphilis (Constitutional), by J. Hutchinson, v. 1, 
 
 Torticollis, by J. R. Reynolds, v. 2. 
 
 Typhoid fever, by J. Harley, v. 1. 
 
 Typhus fever, by G. Buchanan, v. 1. 
 
 Vaccination, by E. C. Seaton, v. 1. 
 
 Varicella, by S. J. Gee, v. 1. 
 
 Vertigo, by J. S. Ramskill, v. 2. 
 
 Writer's cramp, by J. R. Reynolds, v. 2. 
 
 Yellow fever, by J. D. Macdonald, v. 1. 
 
 Tanner (T. H.) Index of diseases and their treatment. 
 
 1867 4315.18 
 
 Watson (Sir T.) Lectures on the principles and prac- 
 tice of physic. Ed. with additions, etc. by H. 
 
 Hartshorne. 2 v. 1872 4315.15 
 
 Wood (O. B.) Treatise on the practice of medicine. 
 
 2 v. 1868. . 4315.13 
 
 Ziemssen (H von). "Cyclopaedia of the practice of 
 
 medicine, v. 1-7, 10-17. 1874-77. . . 4358.01 
 Contents: v. 1-2. Acute infectious diseases, by prof. Lie- 
 
 bermeister, prof. Lebert, F. Haenisch, prof. Heubner, M. 
 
 J. Oertel, L. Thomas, H. Curschmann, W. Zuelzer, H. 
 
 Hertz. 
 3. Chronic infectious diseases, by C. Baumler, A. Heller. 
 
 and O. Bollinger. 
 4-5. Diseases of the respiratory organs, by B. Fraenkel, 
 
 H. von Ziemssen, J. Steiner, F. Riegel, O. Fraentzel, T. 
 
 Juergensen, H. Hertz, H. Ruehle, G. £. Rindfleisch. 
 
 6. Diseases of the circulatory system, with the chapters 
 on whooping cough, diseases of the lips and cavity of the 
 mouth, and diseases of the soft palate, by 8. G. Rosenstein, 
 L. Schroetter, H. Lebert, H. Quincke, J. Bauer, A. Steffen, 
 A. Vogel, E. L. Wagner. 
 
 7. Diseases of the chylopoetic system, together with dis- 
 eases of the naso-ptaaryngeal cavity, pharynx and larynx, 
 by H. Wendt, W. Leube, O. Leichtenstern, A. Heller, H. 
 von Ziemseen, A. Steffen. 
 
 8-9. [When published.] 
 
 10. Diseases of the female sexual organs, by C. Schrosder, 
 11-14. Diseases of the nervous system. 11. Diseases of 
 the peripheral cerebro-spinal nerves, by W. H. Erb. 12. 
 Diseases of the brain and its membranes, by H. Nothnagel, 
 E. Hitzig, F. Obernier, O. Heubner, and G. Hugueuin. 
 13. Diseases of the spinal cord and medulla oblongata, by 
 W. H. Erb. 14. Vaso motor and trophic neuroses, by A. 
 Eulenbuvg. Epilepsy, and eclampsia, by Nothnagel. Te- 
 tanus, by J. Bauer. Catalepsy, tremor, paralysis agitans, 
 by A. Eulenburg. Chorea, by H. von Ziemssen. Hysteria, 
 by F. Jolly. Disturbances of speech, by A. Kussmaul. 
 
 15. Diseases of the kidneys, by O. Bartels, and W. Eh 
 stein. 
 
 16. Diseases of the locomotive apparatus, and general 
 anomalies of nutrition, by H. Senator, E. Seitz, H. Immer 
 mann, and Dr. Birch-Hirschfeld. 
 
 17. General anomalies of nutrition, and poisons, by 
 H. Immermann, R. Boehm, B. Naunyn, and H. von BoecH. 
 
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 names of various diseases. 
 
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 VH. Special Topics. 
 
 1. Abdomen. 
 
 ■UhiIU System of surgery, v. 2, 1861 ; p. 388-474 (Injuries, 
 rti., by G. Pollock) 1337.02 
 
 2. Abortion. 
 
 Storer (H. R-) ««<* Heard (F. F.) Oriminal abortion : 
 its nature, evidence, and law. 1868. . 4331.01 
 
 3. Abscess. 
 
 Holmes (T.) System of surgery, v. 1, 1860 ; p. 141-164 (art. by 
 Holmes Ooote) 1337.01 
 
 4. Air. 
 
 Qriscom (J.3.) Uses and abuses of air. 1850. 4323.28 
 
 Hartley (W. A.) Air and its rel. to life. 1875.4323.33 
 
 jtty See also Arts ( Useful : Warming and ventilation, p. 48). 
 
 Alcohol and Alcoholism. 
 See Stimulants (p. 768). 
 
 5. Anaesthesia. 
 
 litter (J.) AnasstheHes. [In Holmes (T.) System of surgery, 
 
 T. 3, 1862 ; p. 61-90.] 4337.03 
 
 Parttm (J.) In his Triumphs of enterprise 3265.16 
 
 Simpson (Sir J. J.) Anaesthesia, etc. 1871. . 4335.26 
 Smtth ( T. ) Examination of the question of anaesthesia. 
 
 1859 4333.25 
 
 8noa(J.) On chloroform and anaesthetics. 1858. 4333.24 
 See alto Atlantio monthly, v. 21, 1868 (Discovery of etheri- 
 zation, by E. E. Hale) ; Medical critic, v. 3, 1863. 
 
 6. Anatomy. 
 
 OruveUhier (J.) Anatomy. 1853 4336.04 
 
 Draper (J. W.) Text-book on anatomy, physiology, 
 
 and hygiene. 1866 4326.05 
 
 Gray (H. ) Anatomy, descrip. and surgical. 1869. 1338.23 
 Qriscom (J. B. ) Animal mechanism and physiology. 
 
 1839 4325.09 
 
 Holden (L.) Manual of the dissection of the human 
 
 body. 1861 4336.02 
 
 Humphry ( Q. M. ) Treatise on the human skeleton. 
 
 1858 4336.01 
 
 Jackson (J. B. S. ) Descriptive catalogue of the War- 
 ren anatomical museum. 1870. . . 4336.22 
 Lieutaud (Joseph). Essais anatomiques. 1766. 4336.12 
 Paxton (J.) Introd. to the study of human anatomy. 
 
 2 v. 1834 4336.16 
 
 Power (J. H.) Anatomy of the arteries of the human 
 
 body. 1862 4335.01 
 
 Quoin (J.) ElementsofA. 8th ed. 2 v. 1876. 433G.29 
 BokUansky (G.) Manual of pathological anatomy. 
 
 4v. 1854. . . 4317.04 
 
 Roser(W.) Manual of surgical anatomy. 1872. 4351.17 
 Todd (B. B, ed.) Cyclopaedia of anatomy and phy- 
 siology. 5 v. in 6. 1859 4336.06 
 
 Contents: v. 1, A-Dea. 2, Dia-Ins. 3, Ins-Pla. 4, 1. 
 Ple-Sta. 4, 2. Sta-Wri. 5, Supplement. 
 Wilder (ff. B.) Need of a uniform position for anatomical figures. 
 
 [In Amer. assoc. Proc, v. 22, 1873.] 3946.20 
 
 43- See also Histology (p. 760) ;— Microscope (p. 762). 
 
 7. Anecdotes of Medicine. 
 
 Physie and physicians : a medical sketch-book, [anon."] 
 
 1845 3251.13 
 
 49" See alto Biography (Medical, p. 112). 
 
 8. Aneurism. 
 
 Michsen(J.E.,ed.) Observ. on aneurism. 1844. 4316.17 
 
 Balmet (P.) System of surgery, v. 3, 1862 ; p. 343-621 (art. by T. 
 
 Holmes and E. A. Hart). . 4337.03 
 
 9. Asphyxia or Apncea. 
 
 *t(T.) System of surgery, v. 4, 1864 ; p. 872-901 (art. by G. 
 Harley) 4337.01 
 
 10. Astrological Medicine. 
 
 Bounders (R.) Astrological judgment and practice of 
 
 paysick. 1677. 4321.21 
 
 See also (under Miscel. works, p. 763), Oulpeper ; — Sibley. 
 
 11. Back. 
 
 **"«» J^J System of surgery, v. 2, 1861 ; p. 197-244 (art. by A. 
 
 Shaw) 4337.02 
 
 8&"See also Spine (p. 767). 
 
 12. Bathing. 
 
 Duniop (D.) Philosophy of the bath, with a history 
 of hydro-therapeutics and of the hot-air bath from 
 the earliest ages. 3d ed. [1873.] . 4355 12 
 
 Thomson (B., count Rumford). Salubrity of warm bathing (In 
 his Essays, v. 2, 1804.] 4026 11 
 
 Vrquhari (D.) Manual of the Turkish bath; Ed bv 
 
 Sir J. Fife. 1865 4355.2! 
 
 «3- Set also Hydropathy (p. 760) [—Mineral springs (p. 763). 
 
 13. Beverages. 
 
 Bigelow (J.) On coffee and tea ; and their medicinal effects [In 
 
 his Nature in disease, 1851 ; p. 289-314.] . . . .432106 
 
 Vebay (A.) Les influences du chocolat, du the, et 
 
 du cafe sur re"conomie humaine. 1864. 4334. 23 
 
 Johnston (W. F.) Teas, coffees, cocoas. [In his Chemistry of 
 
 common life, v. 1.] 4212 04 
 
 Lettsom (J. G. ) Natural history of the tea-tree ; medi- 
 cal qualities and effects. 1772. . . .4318.14 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 3, 1869 ; p. 36-44 (Coffee and 
 tea, by D. W. Cheever); Statistical soc. of London. Jour- 
 nal, v. 15, 1852 (Hist, of coffee, by J. Crawford). 
 
 «®- See also Stimulants and narcotics (p. 767);— Food and 
 diet (p. 758) ;— Arts (Use/id: Liquors, p. 44). 
 
 14. Blood. 
 
 Flint (A., jr.) In his Physiology, v. 1, 1866 4326.06 
 
 Salisbury (J. H*) Microscopic examinations of blood ; 
 and vegetables found in variola, vaccina, and ty- 
 phoid fever. 1868 4336.24 
 
 Tod (D. ) Disquisition on certain parts and proper- 
 ties of 'the blood. 1854 4326.16 
 
 «g- See also Physiology (p. 764) [—Circulation (p. 756). 
 Body and mind. See Mental physiology (p. 762). 
 
 15. Bones. 
 
 Dupuytren (O.) Injuries and diseases of bones. 
 
 1847 4316.03 
 
 Holmes (T.) Diseases of the bones. [In his System of surgery, 
 
 v. 3, 1862 ; p. 616-703.] 4337.03 
 
 Markoe (T. M.) Diseases of the bone. 1872. 4337.21 
 iff" See also Anatomy (p. 766). 
 
 16. Brain. 
 
 Brovm-Sequard (E. E.) Have we two brains ? [In Tribune popu- 
 lar science, pt. 3. 1868. . , 3908.01 
 
 Dean (J.) Gray substance of the medulla oblongata and the 
 trapezium. [In Sm. cuutrib., v. 16. J 3937.16 
 
 Dusch ( T. von). Thrombosis of the cerebral sinuses. 
 1861 4302.02 
 
 Ecker (A.) Cerebral convolutions of man, especially 
 their development in the foetus. Tr. by E. T. 
 Edes. 1873 4337.26 
 
 Mam ( G. ) Cerebria, and other diseases of the brain. 
 1872 4332.29 
 
 Ferrier (D.) Functions of the brain. 1876. . 4337.27 
 
 Reynolds (J. S.) Congestion of the brain ; — Cerebritis ; — Soft- 
 ening of the brain ; — Adventitious products in the brain. 
 {In his System of med., v. 2, 1872 ; p. 425-521.] . . 4315.06 
 
 Spurzheim (J. G.) Anatomy of the brain. 1836. 4337.38 
 
 Van Der Kolk (J. L. G. S.) Case of atrophy of the left 
 hemisphere of the brain. 1861. . . .4302.02 
 
 Wilder (B. G.) Cerebral variation in domestic dogs, and its bear- 
 ing upon scientific phrenology. [Amer. assoc, science, 
 V. 22, 1873.] ■ 3946.20 
 
 — Outer cerebral fissures of mammalia and the limits of homo- 
 logy. [Amer. assoc, Bcience, v. 22, 1873.] . . .3946.20 
 
 Ziemssen. (H. von). Cycl. of med., v. 12, 1877 (Diseases 
 of the brain and its membranes, by H. Nothna- 
 gel, E. Hitzig, F. Obernier, 0. Heubner, and G. 
 
 Huguenin) 4358.12 
 
 US' See also Nervous system (p. 763) [—Paralysis (p. 764); 
 Insanity (p. 760);— Mental physiology (p. 762);— Phrenology. 
 
 17. Breast (Diseases of the). 
 
 Velveau (A.) Diseases of the breast and mammary 
 
 region. 1856 4317.16 
 
 8&- See alto Women (p. 769). 
 
 18. Breath. 
 
 Howe (J. W.) The breath, and the diseases which 
 
 give it a fetid odor. 1874 4324.32 
 
 US- See also Respiratory system (p. 766);— Lungs (p. 761). 
 
 19. Bronchitis. 
 
 Hall (W. W.) Bronchitis, etc. 1870. . . .4324.23 
 Hunter (R.) Bronchitis, hooping-cough, and asthma. 
 
 1868. 4342.30 
 
 jBS- See also Respiratory organs (p. 766). 
 
 In asking for books, use the •• Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
756 
 
 MEDICINE : Burns to Constipation. 
 
 20. Burns and Scalds. 
 
 Holmes (T.) Burns and scalds. Accidents from lightning. [In 
 his System of surgery, v. 1, 1860 ; p. 723-752.] . . 4337.01 
 
 21. Cancer. 
 
 Arnolt (H.) Cancer ; its varieties, their histology and 
 diagnosis. 1872 4354.01 
 
 Holmes (T.) System of surgery, v. 1, 1860 ; p. 608-669 (art. by C. 
 H. Moore) 4337.01 
 
 Pemberton (0.) Clinical illustrations, etc. 1867. 4318.17 
 22. Catarrh and Hay-fever. 
 
 Beard (G. M.) Hay fever. 1876 4324.33 
 
 Wyman {M. ) Autumnal catarrh (hay fever). 1872.4324.31 
 
 Same. With maps. 1876 4321.31a 
 
 Wendl [H. Diseases of the naso-pharyngeal cavity and pharynx. 
 (In Ziemssen (H. von). Cycl. of med., v. 7, 1876.) . 4358.07 
 
 23. Cell Doctrine. 
 
 Tyson (J. ) The cell doctrine. 1870. . . . 4327.07 
 See also Nat. quar. rev., v. 22, 1871. 
 i®> See also Histology (p. 760). 
 
 24. Cerebrospinal Meningitis. 
 
 Kadcliffe (J. N.) In Reynolds. System of med., v. 1, 1870 ; 
 
 p. 498-627] 4315.04 
 
 Ziemssen (H. van). In his Cycl. of med., v. 1, 1874 ; p. 687- 
 
 738.] 4358.01 
 
 Jffl- See also Nervous system (p. 763). 
 
 25. Chest. 
 
 Holmes (T.) System of surgery, v. 2, 1861 ; p. 340-387 (Injuries of 
 
 the chest, by A. Poland) 4337.02 
 
 jJS" See also Lungs (p. 761). 
 
 26. Children. 
 
 Alcoit {W. A.) Young mother, or management of 
 children. 1836 4331.15 
 
 Bull (T.) Maternal management of children. New 
 ed. by R. W. Parker. 1877 4335.20 
 
 Chavasse (P. H.) Advice to a mother on the manage- 
 ment of her children. 1869 4331.11 
 
 — Physical training of children. 1871. . . 4332.06 
 Combe (A.) Mother's guide for the care of her chil- 
 dren. Revised by Sir J. Clark. 1872. . 4331.30 
 
 — Physiological and moral management of infancy. 
 
 1810 4331.03 
 
 Fonssagrives (J. B.) Mother's work with sick chil- 
 dren. 1872 4331.27 
 
 Holmes (T.) System of surgery, v. 4, 1864 ; p. 799-861 (Diseases of 
 children, by T. Holmes, B. Brodhurstand A. Shaw). 4337.04 
 
 Jacobi (A.) Infant diet. Eevised by M. P. Jacobi. 
 1874 4335.16 
 
 Parker (E. H.) Handbook for mothers. 1866. 4331.06 
 
 Smith (J. L.) Treatise on the diseases of infancy and 
 childhood. 2d ed. 1872 4335.18 
 
 Steiner (J.) Compendium of children's diseases. 
 1875 
 
 Tanner (T. H.) Praot. treatise on diseases of infancy 
 and childhood. 3d Amer. ed. 1871. . 4335.17 
 
 Vogel (A.) Practical treatise on the diseases of chil- 
 dren. 1870 4335.19 
 
 West (C.) On some disorders of the nervous system 
 
 in childhood. 1871 4332.19 
 
 <S- .See also Nursing (p. 764) ;— Women (p. 770). 
 
 Chloroform. See Anaesthesia (p. 755). 
 27. Cholera. 
 
 Brigham(A.) Treatise on epidemic C. 1832.4334.01 
 Brockett (L. P.) Asiatic cholera. 1866. . . 4334.13 
 Byrne (B. M.) Essay to prove the contagious charac- 
 ter of malignant cholera ; with brief instructions 
 for its prevention and cure. 2d ed. 1855. 4331.02 
 Corby n ( F. ) Treatise on the epidemic cholera, as it 
 
 appeared in India. 1832 4334.03 
 
 France. Government. Report on the cholera in Paris. 
 
 1849 4344.11 
 
 Qoodeve(K) Epidemic cholera. [In Reynolds. System of med., 
 v. 1, 1870 ; p. 666-728.] 4315.04 
 
 Great Britain. General board of health. Appendix to 
 Report on the epidemic cholera of 1848-1849. 
 Report by Dr. Sutherland. 1850. . . 4331.09 
 
 Lebert (H.) Cholera. [In Ziemssen (H. von). Cycl. of med., 
 v. 1, 1874 ; p 341-462.] 4368.01 
 
 Murray (J.) Treatment of cholera. 1874. .4341.10 
 
 Massachusetts medical society. Report on spasmodic 
 cholera. 1832 4344.08 
 
 New York {City of '). Board of health. Report in rela- 
 tion to the cholera in New York in 1849. 4334.06 
 
 — Reports of hospital physicians, and other docu- 
 
 ments in relation to the epidemic cholera of 
 1832. Ed. by D. Atkins. 1832. . . . 4344.09 
 
 Niemeyer (F. von). On the symptomatic treatment of 
 cholera. 1872 4344.07 
 
 Reese (/>. M.) Treatise on the epidemic cholera in 
 New York, in 1832 4334.07 
 
 Report on the cholera in Paris. 1849. . . . 4334.05 
 
 Scoutlettin ( H. ) Medical and topographical history of 
 the cholera morbus, including the mode of pre- 
 vention and treatment. 1832 4334.08 
 
 United Slates. Ho. of rep. 43d congress. 2d seas. 
 Ex. doc, no. 95. Cholera epidemic of 1873 in the 
 U. S. [With bibliography of cholera, by John 
 S. Billings.] 1875 4344.05 
 
 — Surgeon general's office. Circular no. 1. Report on 
 
 epidemic cholera in the army, during 1866, 
 
 '67 4338.04 
 
 Wheeler (J.) Treatise on Asiatic C. 1849. .4334.10 
 Whitney (E) and Whitney (A. B.) Asiatic C. 1866. 4334.11 
 Working-man's companion. The cholera. 1832. 4334.12 
 See also Contemp. rev., v. 10, 1869 (Cholera, byT. Mark- 
 by) ; Nat. qu. rev., v. 12, 1866 ; Statistical soc. Journal, 
 v. 16, 1862 (Influence of elevation on the fatality of cholera 
 by W. Farr). 
 
 28. Circulatory System. 
 
 Buchanan {A.) Forces which carry on the circulation 
 of the blood. 2d ed. 1874 4326.21 
 
 Flint (A., jr.) In his Physiology, v. 1, 1866 4326.06 
 
 Dupuytren ( G. ) Lesions of the vascular system. 431 6'. U4 
 
 Holmes (T.) System of surgery, v. 3, 1862 ; p. 259-629 (Diseases 
 of organs of circulation, by C. H. Moore, Q. W. Callender, 
 E. A. Hart, etc.) 4337.03 
 
 Harvey (W.) Anatomical disquisition on circulation of the 
 blood. [In his Works, 1847.] 4316.06 
 
 Pettigrew (J. B.) Physiology of the circulation in 
 plants, in the lower animals, and in man. 4326.17 
 
 Ziemssen (H. von). Cycl. of med., v. 6, 1876. 4358.06 
 O- See also Heart (p. 769). 
 
 29. Climate. 
 
 Bennel (J. H. ) Winter and spring on the shores of 
 the Mediterranean. 1870 981.09 
 
 Forster (T.) Influence of particular states of the at- 
 mosphere on human health 5058.14 
 
 Lei (B.) On climate. [In his Cont. travel, 1848.] . . . 945.03 
 
 Rome {J. W.) Winter homes for invalids. 1875. 4328.08 
 
 Martin (J. R. ) Influence of tropical climates on Eu- 
 ropean constitutions. 1856 4334.18 
 
 Morehead ( C. ) Clinical researches on diseases in In- 
 dia. 2v. 1856 4334.14 
 
 Schoepff (J. D.) Climate and diseases of America dur- 
 ing the rev. 1875 4347.11 
 
 Toner (J. M.) Dictionary of elevations and climatic 
 register of the TJ. S. 1874 1133.16 
 
 Wilson (J.) Medical notes on China. 1846. . 4334.17 
 «S~ See also Meteorology and climatology, in the general 
 alphabet. 
 
 30. Clinical Medicine. 
 
 Trousseau (A.) Lectures on clinical medicine, v. 1-3. 
 1868-70 4303.02 
 
 31. Cod Liver Oil. 
 
 Jongh (i. J. de). The three kinds of cod liver oil. 
 1849 4312.16 
 
 Coffee. See Beverages (p. 755) :— Stimulants and narcotics 
 (p. 768) Also Coffee (p. 274). 
 
 32. Collapse. 
 
 Holmes (T.) System of surgery, v. 1, 1860 ; p. 705-722 {art. by W. 
 S. Savory) , . 4337.01 
 
 Comparative anatomy. See Natural history (Comparative 
 anatomy). Also Anatomy (p. 765). 
 
 33. Constipation. 
 
 Birch (S. B.) Constipated bowels. 1868. .4324.05 
 
 Hall (W. W., M.D.) Constipation and its unmedi- 
 
 cinal cure. 1871 4324.13 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
MEDICINE : Consumption lo Electricity. 
 
 757 
 
 Warren (J-) Health, etc., with remarks on constipa- 
 
 tion. 1854 4322.13 
 
 See also Stomach (p. 768) ;— Health and Its conditions 
 (p. 759) ;-Food and diet (p. 758). 
 
 34. Consumption. 
 
 nnwditch IB. !■) Analysis of corresp. on causes of consumption. 
 
 [In Mass. State board of health. 4th report, 1872.] 4346.20 
 
 SeealsoIL. I. B.'s three papers in Atlantic mo., v. 23, 1869. 
 
 Garrett (C. B.) Irritative dyspepsia and consumption. 
 1868 4324.25 
 
 Lows (P. G. A.) Researches on phthisis. 1844. 4316.16 
 
 Nienteyer (F. von). Clinical lectures on pulmonary 
 consumption. 1870 4302.24 
 
 Speii' (B F.) Going South for the winter. Hints, 
 etc 1113.25 
 
 Williams (C. J. B. and C. T.) Pulmonary consump- 
 tion. 1871 4342.26 
 
 jay See al$o Lungs (p. 761) ;— Respiratory system (p. 766). 
 
 35. Convulsions. 
 
 Jackson (J. B.) Convulsions. [In Reynolds. System of med , 
 v. 2, 1872 ; p. 252-291.] 4315.05 
 
 Kussmaal (A) and Tenner (A.) On the nature and 
 origin of epileptiform convulsions. 1859. 4302.20 
 See also Winslow's jour, of psy. med., v. 12, 1859 ; p. 89- 
 106. <S* See also Epilepsy (p. 758). 
 
 36. Corpulence and Leanness. 
 
 Banting (W.) Letter on corpulence. 1864. .4323.20 
 
 Same. 4th ed. 1869 4323.21 
 
 MiicheU (8. W.) Fat and blood, and how to make 
 them. 1877 4323.23 
 
 Coughs. See Respiratory organs (p. 766). 
 
 37. Croup. 
 
 Squire (W.) In Reynolds. System of med., t. 1, 1870 ; p. 68- 
 
 105 4316.04 
 
 tS~ See also Respiratory syBtem (p. 766). 
 
 Deformities. See Orthopedic medicine (p. 764). 
 
 38. Delirium Tremens. 
 
 Holmes (I.) System of surgery, v. 1, 1860 ; p. 323-336 (art. by A. 
 W. Barclay). . , 4337.01 
 
 39. Dentistry. 
 
 Blundall (W.) Painless tooth-extraction [by cold] without chloro- 
 form. 1854 6093.14 
 
 Coles (0.) Manual of dental mechanics. 1876. 4341.17 
 
 EskeU{A.) Dentistry. 1869 4341.14 
 
 Harris (0. A.) Dictionary of medical terminology, 
 
 dental surgery, and the collateral sciences. 
 
 1*67. 4341.13 
 
 Holmes (T.) System of surgery, v. 4, 1864 ; p. 459 (art. by 8. J. 
 
 A. Salter). 4337.04 
 
 Leber (Dr. ) and RoUenstein (Dr. ) Dental caries and its 
 
 causes : fungi, etc. 1873 4341.16 
 
 Meredith (L. P.) The teeth and how to save them. 
 
 1871. . „ 4341.15 
 
 Dental Periodicals, 
 Dental cosmos : a monthly record of dental science. 
 
 Ed. by J. W. White, v. 18-19. 1876-77. 4361.01 
 Missouri dental journal. Ed. by H. Judd and W. H. 
 
 Eames. v. 9. 1877 4362.01 
 
 40. Diagnosis. 
 
 BaCosta(J.M.) Medical diagnosis. 4th ed. 1876.4351.06 
 
 Holmes (T.) Surgical diagnosis and regional surgery. [In hit 
 
 System of surgery, v. 4, 1864; p. 927-982.] . . . .4337.04 
 
 41. Diarrhoea. 
 
 Chodme (E.) Diarrhoea. [In Reynolds. System of med., v. 1, 
 1870 ; p. 622-641.] 4316.04 
 
 42. Digestion and Digestive Organs 
 
 Beaumont ( W.) Physiology of digestion, with experi- 
 ments on the gastric juice. 2ded. 1847.4321.29 
 
 Holmes (T.) System of surgery, v. 4, 1864 ; p. 183-326. . 4337.04 
 Contents: Pollock (G. D.) Diseases of the mouth and ali- 
 mentary canal. Smith (H.) Diseases of the rectum. Bir- 
 kett (J.) Hernia (p. 227-326). 
 
 W>mbe(A.) Physiology of digestion, with relation to 
 dietetics. 10th ed. Ib52 4324.02 
 
 Derty (G ) Food of the people of Mass. [In Mass. State board 
 of health. 4th report, 1872.] 4345.20 
 
 *t™t(A.,jr.) Physiology, etc., [v. 2-3,] 1867 4326.07 
 
 Immermann(H.) General disorders of nutrition ; anasmia-chloro. 
 sis [In Ziemssen (H. von). Cycl. of med.,v,16, 1877.] 4368.16 
 
 rrout ( H . ) Chemistry and digestion with ref. to nat- 
 ural theology. 1834 3524.09 
 
 Reynolds (J.R. ) System of med., v. 2-3, 1872-71. 4315 06 
 Contents: v. 2. Fox (W.) Diseases of the stomach. 3. 
 Squarey (C. E.) Diseases of the mouth ;— of the fauces, 
 pharynx, and oesophagus ;- Wardell (J. H.) Enteralgia. 
 Bnstowe (J. S.) Enteritis;— Obstruction, ulceration, can. 
 cerous and other growths of the intestines. Beebie (J 
 W.) Colic ;_Colitis ;— Dysentery. Lurling (T B ) Dis- 
 eases of the rectum and anus. Ransom (W. H.) Intestinal 
 worms. Wardell (J. R.) and Bristowe (J. S ) Diseases of 
 the peritoneum. Anstie (F. K.I, Maclean (W. C), Good- 
 eve (E.), Begbie (J. W.) and Wardell (J. R.) Diseases of the 
 liver. 
 
 Spallanzani (L.) pissertations, v. 1, 1789 4727 06 
 
 «S- See also Food and diet (p. 768);— Stomach (p. 768).' 
 
 43. Diphtheria. 
 
 Brelonneau (P.) Memoirs, etc. 1859. . . .4302.07 
 Chapman (E. N.) Antagonism of alcohol and diphthe- 
 ria. 1878 4342.31 
 
 Greenhorn (E. H.) On diphtheria. 1861. . .43-12.29 
 Holmes (T.) System of surgery, v. 4, 1864 ; p. 60-76 (art. by A 
 
 W. Barclay) 4337.04 
 
 Oertel (M. J.) Epidemic diphtheria. [In Ziemssen (H. von). 
 
 Cycl., v. 1, 1874 ; p. 674-699.] 4358.01 
 
 Squire (W.) Diphtheria. [In Reynolds. System of med., v. 1 
 1870 ; p. 106-148.] .... 4316.04 
 
 44. Disinfectants and Disinfection. 
 
 Smith (R. A.) Disinfectants and disinfection. 4343.08 
 US' See also Fevers (p. 758) j— Zymotic diseases (p. 769) ; 
 Poisons (p. 766).; — Sanitary science (p. 766). 
 
 Dispensatories. See Pharmacy and Pharmacology (p. 764). 
 45. Dysentery. 
 
 Heubner (Prof.) [In Ziemssen. Cycl. of med., v. ], 1874 ; p. 518- 
 568.] 4368.01 
 
 Maclean (W. C.) In Reynolds. System of med., v. 1, 1870; p. 
 622-641.] . 4315.04 
 
 Dyspepsia. See Food (p. 758); — Stomach (p. 768) ;— Health (p. 769). 
 
 46. Ear. 
 
 Archives of ophthalmology and otology, v. 1-5. 1869- 
 
 76 4351.09 
 
 Field {0. P.) Aural surgery. 1876. . . . 4337.16 
 Holmes (T.) System of surgery, v. 3, 1862 ; p. 134-188. . 4337.03 
 Politzer ( A. ) The membrana tympani in health and 
 
 disease. 1869 4337.15 
 
 Kramer (W.) Aural surgery of the present day. 
 
 1863 . 4302.19 
 
 Toynbee(J.) Diseases of the ear. 1868. . .4337.14 
 SS- See also Senses (p. 766). 
 
 47. Eclectic System of Medicine 
 
 National eclectic medical association. Transactions: 
 1870-1875. 4 v 4346.26 
 
 New York (State of). Eclectic med. society. Transac- 
 tions. 1866-67-1875. 9v 4356.17 
 
 48. Electricity, Galvanism and Magnetism. 
 
 Alliums (J.) Treatise on medical E. 2ded.l870. 4333.18 
 Archives of electrology and neurology. Ed. by G. M. 
 
 Beard, v. 1. 1874 4357.01 
 
 Beard (G. M.) and Rockwell (A. D.) Practical treatise 
 on the medical and surgical uses of electricity. 
 
 1871 4333.26 
 
 Garratt(A.C.) Medical electricity. 3d ed. 1866. 4333.19 
 Huff (G.) Electro-physiology. 1853. . . . 4327.26 
 La Rive (A.de). Treatise on electricity, v.3, 1858; p. 686-703. 4027.06 
 Matteucci (C.) Electro-physiology. [ftSm. rep., 1865.] . 3936.20 
 Meyer (if.) Electricity in its relations to practical 
 medicine. With notes, by W. A. Hammond. 
 
 1869 4333.21 
 
 Moraa'n (C. E.) Electro-physiology and therapeutics. 
 
 1868. 4333.20 
 
 Neftei (W. B.) Galvano-therapeutics. 1871. .4333.23 
 Reichenbach (C. baron von). Physico-physiological re- 
 searches on the dynamics of magnetism, electri- 
 city, etc. in relation to vital force. 1851. . 4333.22 
 Reynolds (J. R.) Lectures on the clinical uses of 
 
 electricity. 1871 4333.27 
 
 Same. 2d ed. 1873 4327.21 
 
 In asking for books, use the "Book Orders," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
758 
 
 MEDICINE : Electricity to Germ Theory. 
 
 Wesley (J.) The desideratum, or electricity made 
 plain and useful, 1759. 2d ed. with appendix. 
 
 1871 4333.28 
 
 US' See also works on the Nervous system (p. 763; ; and 
 Animal magnetism (p. 28). Also Physics {Electricity). 
 
 49. Epidemics. 
 
 Anstie (F. E.) Notes on epidemics. 1866. .4333.08 
 
 Elam (C.) Oq moral and criminal epidemics. [In his Physi- 
 cian's problems, 1869.] 4333.42 
 
 Forster (T.) Inquiry into the causes and mitigation of pestilen- 
 tial fever, and into the opinions of the ancients resp. epi- 
 demical diseases. [In Pamphleteer, v. 24, 1824.] . 5058.21 
 
 Guy (W. A.) Public health : hist, of prevalent and 
 fatal diseases of the English people from the 
 earliest times. 1870 4345.28 
 
 Seeker (J. F. C.) Epidemics of the middle ages. 
 1844. 4316.08 
 
 Maclean (C.) Suggestions for the prevention and mitigation of E. 
 
 [In Pamphleteer, V. 10.] 5058.10 
 
 See also Black, mag., v. 75, 1854 (E. of the middle-ages) ; 
 Fortn. rev., v. 2, 1865 (The black-death and its place in 
 Engl, hist., by F. Seebohm ; 2 art.) ; Nat. qu. rev., v. 12, 
 1866 (E. and their causes) ; Winslow's jour, of med. psy., 
 v. 4. 1851 (Mental aspects of E.) 
 
 IS" See alto Fevers (p. 768) ;— Cholera (p. 766) ;— Yellow 
 fever (p. 769) ;— Plague (p. 765) ;— Diphtheria (p. 757). 
 
 50. Epilepsy. 
 
 NoBmagel (H.) Epilepsy. [In Ziemssen (H. von). Cycl., v. 14, 
 
 1877 ; p. 183-311.] 4358.14 
 
 Reynolds (J. B.) System of med., v. 2, 1872 ; p. 292-327. . 4316.05 
 
 Van Der Eolk (J. L. C. 8.) On the minute structure 
 
 and functions of the spinal column and medulla 
 
 oblongata, and on the treatment of epilepsy. 
 
 Tr. by W. D. Moore. 1859 4303.05 
 
 JS&- See also Nervous system (p. 763). 
 
 51. Erysipelas. 
 
 Holmes (T.) System of surgery, v. 1, 1860 ; p. 220-266 (art. by C. 
 
 De Morgan) 4337.C1 
 
 Reynolds (J. B.) System of med.. v. 1, 1870 ; p. 529-552. . 4316.04 
 Zuelzer {—). [In Zeimssen. Cycl., v. 1, 1874 ; p. 423-485.] 4358.01 
 
 Etherization. See Anaesthesia (p. 765). 
 i 
 
 52. Extremities. 
 
 Holmes (T.) System of surgery, v. 2, 1861 ; p. 588-672 (Injuries of 
 the upper extremities, by C. Holthouse) 4337 02 
 
 Holmes |T.) System of surgery, v. 2, 1861 ; p. 617-687 (Injuries of 
 
 the lower extremity, by W. H. Flower) 4337.02 
 
 See also Foot and aukle (p. 758). 
 
 53. Eye. 
 
 Archives of ophthalmology and otology. Ed. by H. 
 Knapp and S. Moos. v. 1-5. 1869-76. .4351.09 
 
 Arlt (F. von). Injuries of the eye and their medico- 
 legal aspect. Tr. by C. S. Turnbull. 1878. 4341.35 
 
 Carter (B. B.) On defects of vision remediable by 
 optical appliances. 1877 4341.36 
 
 — Report on ophthalmic medicine and surgery. 1867-8. 4304.08 
 Dondtrs (F. C.) Anomalies of accommodation and re- 
 fraction of the eye. 1864 4302.04 
 
 Graefe ( A. ) Three memoirs on iridectomy. 1859. 4302 20 
 
 Holmes (T.) System of surgery, v. 2, 1861 ; p. 673-895 [art. by J. 
 
 Dixon) 4337.02 
 
 Jeffries (B. J.) The eye in health and disease. 4341.22 
 
 Jones (T.W.) Failure of sight from railway and other 
 
 injuries of the spine and head ; its nature and 
 
 treatment. 1869 4341 25 
 
 Laurence (J. Z.) and Moon (B.C.) Handy-book of oph- 
 thalmic surgery. 1869 4341.26 
 
 Lawson ((?.) Diseases of the eye. 2ded. 1874. 434133 
 Macnamara (C.) Manual of diseases, etc. 1872! 4341 19 
 Nunneley (T.) The organs of vision : their anatomy 
 
 and physiology. 1858 4341.24 
 
 Schweigger (C.) Hand-book of ophthalmology Tr bv 
 P. Farley. 1878. ...... . 434J.37 
 
 Sichel (J.) Spectacles ; uses and abuses. 1850. 4341.27 
 Stdlwag (0.) Diseases of the eye, including anatomy 
 Tr. by D. B. St. J. Koosa, etc. 4th ed. 1873. 4331.39 
 Wells (J.8.) Diseases of the eye. 3d ed. 1873. 434134 
 Williams (HW.) Diseases of the eye. I862! 434L29 
 
 — Our eyes,and how to take care of them. 1871. 4341.21 
 
 — Recent advances in ophthalmic science. 1866. 434l!30 
 Wilson ( <?. ) Researches on color blindness. 1855 434131 
 Windsor (T.) Eeport on ophthalmic med. and sure. 1865-6 4304 07 
 
 See alto Ed. rev., v. 108: 222-241 (Binocular vision)- 
 Fraser's mag.. Deo., 1876 (Eyes and eyeglasses). 
 
 54. Face (Diseases of the). 
 
 Holmes (T.) Syatem of surgery, v. 2, 1861 ; p. 245-269 (art. by H 
 Coote) 4337.02 
 
 55. Fevers. 
 
 Holmes (T.) System of surgery, v. 4, 1864 ; p. 861-871 (Surgical 
 fever, by J. Croft) , 4337,04 
 
 Hudson (A.) Lectures on fever. 1868. . . 4344.12 
 
 Maclagan ( T. ) Germ theory applied to specific fevers 
 1876 4327.13 
 
 Mitchell (J. B.) Cryptogamous origin of malarious and epi- 
 demic fevers. [In his Five essays, 1869.] . . . .4323.08 
 
 Ziemssen (H. von). Cycl. of med.,v.l-2. 1874-75. 4358.01 
 Contents : v. 1. Liebermeister (K.) Typhoid fever ;— The 
 plague. Lebert (H.) Relapsing fever, typhus fever, and 
 cholera. Haenisch (F.) Yellow fever. Heubner (Prof.) 
 Dysentery. Oertel (M.J.) Epidemic diphtheria. 2. Thomas 
 (L.) Yaricella [chicken-pox], measles, rubeola, scarlet fever. 
 Ourschmann (H.) Small-pox. Zuelzer (W.) Erysipelas, mi^ 
 liary fever, dengue, influenza, and hay fever. Hertz (H.) 
 Malarial diseases. Ziemssen (H. von). Epidemio cerebro- 
 spinal meningitis. 
 AS- See also Epidemics (p. 768) ;— Military medicine (p. 763). 
 
 56. Food and Diet. 
 
 Beard (G. M.) Eating and drinking ; a manual of 
 food and diet. 1871 4324.12 
 
 Bellows (A. J. ) Philos. of eating. 1867. . 4324.06 
 
 Cameron (C. A.) Handy book on food and diet, in 
 health and disease. 1871 4324.16 
 
 Chambers (T. K.) Manual of diet in health and dis- 
 ease. 1875 4352.09 
 
 Combe (A.) Physiology of digestion with relation to 
 dietetics. 1836 4324.02 
 
 De-bell (H.) On diet and regimen in sickness and 
 health. 1870 4324.14 
 
 (fuy (W. A.) On sufficient and insufficient dietaries, with eE- 
 pecial ref. to the dietaries of prisoners. [In Statistical soe. 
 of London. Journal, v. 26, 1863.] 
 
 Houghton (S.) Relation of food to work. (In Sm. report. 
 
 „ '870.] L . . . .3936.25 
 
 Holbrook (M. L.) Eating for strength. 1. Science of 
 eating. 2. Receipts for wholesome cookery. 3. 
 Receipts for wholesome drinks. 1875. 4324.18 
 
 Mitchell (8. W.) Fat and blood: and how to make 
 them. 1877 4323.23 
 
 Odling(W.) Report on dietetics. 1859. . .4304.01 
 
 Paris {J. A.) Treatise on diet. 1837.. . .4324.03 
 
 Schlickeysen (G.) Fruit and bread ; a scientific diet., 
 Tr. by M. L. Holbrook. 1877 4352.16 
 
 Smith (E.) Foods. 1873 4352.15 
 
 See also Gent, mag., Aug., 1877 (Use and abuse of food, 
 by R. A. Proctor). 
 
 «S- See also Stomach (p. 768) ;— Corpulence (p. 757) ; 
 Domestic economy (Food, p. 420) ;— Adulterations (p. 6) ;— 
 Beverages (p. 766) ;— Vegetarianism (p. 769) ;— Constipa- 
 tion (p. 766). 
 
 Flavoring Substances. 
 
 Oliver (H. K.) Report on flavoring articles of food and drink. [In 
 Mass. State board of health. 4th report, 1872.] . 4346.20 
 
 57. Foot and Ankle. 
 Dowie (J.) Foot and its covering. 1861. . . 4332.12 
 Hancock (H.) On the operative surgery of the foot 
 
 and ankle-joint. 1873 4332.13 
 
 Humphry (G. M.) The human foot and the human 
 
 hand. 1861 4332.10 
 
 Peck {J. L.) Dress and care of the feet, 1871.4332.11 
 Formularies. See Pharmacy (p. 764). 
 
 58. Fractures. 
 
 Holmes (T.) System of surgery, v. 1, 1860 ; p. 753-810 (art. by T. 
 
 K. Hornidge) • . . . . 4837.01 
 
 .63- See also Surgery (p. 768). 
 
 59. Gangrene. 
 
 Holmes (T.) System of surgery, ,. I, 1860 : p. 173-195 (art. by H. 
 
 Coote) . . ... . . .. 4337.01 
 
 US' See also Surgery (P- 768). 
 
 Generation. See Reproductive organ* (p. 765). 
 
 60. Germ Theory of Disease. 
 
 Scale (X. 8.) Disease germs. 1871. . . .4327.15 
 
 Maclagan (T.) Germ theory, etc. The specific fevers. 
 
 1876 4327.13 
 
 See also Oontemp. rev., Apr., 1877 (Germ theory and 
 spontaneous generation. Pasteur— Tyndall— Bastian). 
 
 BROOKLYN LIBRARI 
 
MEDICINE: Qout to Hip- Joint. 
 
 759 
 
 61. Gout. 
 
 Dickinson (J. C.) On the tonic treatment of gout. 
 
 2d ed. 1871 4323.18 
 
 garrod(A.B.) l/n Reynolds. System of med., v. 1, 1870.] 4316.04 
 
 Graft theory of disease. See Zymotic diseases (p. 769). 
 
 62. Grahamism. 
 
 Qraham (S.) Lectures on the sciences of human life. 
 
 2v. 1839 4354.07 
 
 jgr See also Vegetarianism (p. 769). 
 
 63. Hair. 
 
 Godfrey (B.) Diseases of hair. 1872. . . . 4341.10 
 Peiru (B.C.) Human hair : diseases, etc. 1866. 
 
 64. Hand. 
 
 BeU (Sir G.) The hand as evinoing design. . 3524.01 
 Humphry (O.M. ) Human foot and hand. 1861. 4332.10 
 Hay-fever. See Catarrh (p. 766). 
 
 65. Head. 
 
 BwgM(T.) Anatomy of the head. 1876. .4348.22 
 Holmes (T.) System of surgery, v. 2, 1861 ; p. 96-197 (Injuries of 
 
 the head, by P. Hewitt) 4337.02 
 
 Ottiev (D. ) Surgical diseases of the head and neck. 
 
 1848 4316.18 
 
 66. Health, and its conditions. 
 
 Account of persons remarkable for health and lon- 
 gevity, [anon.] 1829 3261.24 
 
 Alcott (W. A.) Forty years in the wilderness of pills 
 
 and powders. 1859 4321.01 
 
 — Lectures on life and health. 1853. . . . 4321.02 
 Armstrong (J.) Art of preserving health, a poem. 
 
 2ded. 1745 3022.22 
 
 Bacon (H.) The cure of old age, and preservation of 
 
 youth. 1683 4322.27 
 
 Bazar book of health, [anon.] 1873. . . . 4321.25 
 Beecher (Miss G.) House keeper and health keeper. 
 
 1873. 6016.13 
 
 Mows (A. J.) How not to be sick. 1869. .4321.03 
 
 Note.— See Food and diet (p. 768), for his 'Philos. of eating.' 
 
 Black (J.R.) Ten laws of health. 1872.. .4324.17 
 
 Brown (J.) Health : five lay sermons. 1862. 4321.06 
 
 • Same. [In his Spare hours, v. 2, 1866.] .... 2614.14 
 
 Buhner {Sir E. L.) On ill health and its consolations. [In his 
 
 Prose works, v. 2, 1868 ; p. 137-145.] 2514.24 
 
 Campbell (J. ) Hermippus Kedivivus : method for pro- 
 longing life, [anon.] 2d ed. 1749. .4322.25 
 Cornaro ( L. ) Discourses on a sober and temperate life. 
 
 With Italian text. 1768 4321.17 
 
 Same. [In Pamphleteer, v. 18-19, 1821.] .... 5058.19 
 
 Davis (A. J.). Harbinger of health. 1862. .4321.08 
 Forbes (J.) Of nature and art in the cure of disease. 
 
 1858 4321.11 
 
 Mhergill(J.M.) Maintenance of health. 1875. 4324.20 
 
 Gardner (J. ) Longevity : means of prolonging life 
 
 after middle age. 3ded. 1875. . . .4322.28 
 
 Qleason (Mrs, R. B. ) Talks to my patients ; hints on 
 
 getting well and keeping well. 1S70. .4331.17 
 
 Ball (W.W.) Tun better than physic ; or everybody's 
 
 life-preserver. [1871.] 4324.11 
 
 - Health at home. 1872 4312.04 
 
 — Health by good living. 1870. 4324.08 
 
 — How to live long. 1875 4322.29 
 
 - Health tracts. 1868 4321.23 
 
 Health for the million, [anon.] 1858. . . . 4321.13 
 Henry (J.) Dialogue betw. patient and physician. 1838.5093.16 
 Hinkm(J.) Health and its conditions. 1871. 4322.22 
 Howard {R.) Discourse on health, according with the wisdom 
 
 of the ancients. [In his Revelations of Egyptian myste- 
 ries. 1850.1 4322.23 
 
 Huf eland (C.W.) Art of prolonging life. 1854. 4322.14 
 
 hman(T.) On preservation of health. 1870.4322.18 
 
 Kmgsky [Rev. C.) Science of health. [In hit Health and educa- 
 tion. 1874.] 2534.02 
 
 Kitchener ( W.) Art of invigorating and prolonging 
 life. 1822 4322.24 
 
 Knight (J.) Improvement of the health of children 
 and adults by natural means. Including a his- 
 tory of food. 1875 4324.19 
 
 l*uis (D.) Our digestion ; ormy jolly friend's secret. 
 1872 4321.22 
 
 - Talks about health. 1871 4321.19 
 
 Jackson (J. C) How to treat the sick without medi- 
 
 cine. 1868 4322 OS 
 
 Martineau(H.) Health, husbandry, etc' 1861.' 2535' 11 
 Moore (U.) Health, disease, and remedy. 1854. 4322 09 
 Mussey (R.D.) Health : friends and foes. 1862. 4322' 10 
 Kegmen samtatis Salernitanum. Codo of health of the 
 school of Salernum. Tr. into English verse, with 
 notes, by J. Ordronaux. 1871.12° 432118 
 
 Same. 1870. 8° ttw'M 
 
 Secret (The) of long life, [anon.] 1871. '. '. 432226 
 Smith (E.) Health : for households, etc. 1875. 432127 
 bmith(8.) Philosophy of health. 1865. . .4322 16 
 Taylor (J.) Annals of health and long life. 1818. 3261 2 j 
 Thackrah (0. T.) Effects of arts, trades, and profes- 
 sions on longevity. 2d ed. 1832. . . 4341.01 
 ncknor (C.) Philosophy of living. 1836. .4322 12 
 Warren (J. C. ) Health, with remarks on constipation. 
 
 1854 4322 13 
 
 Youth's health-book. NX, Harper, 1878. 18°. 4321.28 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 1, 1867 ; p. 582-696 (Saints 
 and their bodies, by T. W. Higginson) ; v. 16, 1865 (Saints 
 who nave had bodies, by G. Reynolds) ; Fortn. rev Oct 
 i 87 Ii, or t Ecl - m *Z-' Feb -' 1878 (Moral and social aspectB of 
 health, by J. H. Bridges). 
 S&- See also Digestion (p. 767);— Food and diet (p. 758). 
 *3* For treatises upon the relative bealthfulness of va- 
 noxa professions see Vital statistics, In the general alphabet. 
 
 67. Heart. 
 
 Dobell(H.) Affections of the heart. 1872. .4354.14 
 Mint (A., jr.) Diseases of the heart. 2ded.l870. 4354.13 
 Fothergill (J.M.) Heart and its diseases. 1872. 4354.15 
 Basse (C. K) Diseases of organs of circulation, etc. 
 
 1846. 8° 4316.07 
 
 Loomis (A. L.) Lectures on diseases of the heart. 
 
 1875 4354.16 
 
 Reynolds (J. R.) System of med., v. 4, 1877. 4315.07 
 Contents : Diseases of the organs of circulation— the 
 heart ; by F. Sibson, W. E. Qowers, J. W. Begbie, C. H. 
 Fagge, w. T. Gairdner, T. B. Peacock. 
 Ziemssen (H. von). Cycl. of med., v. 6, 1876. 4358.06 
 Contents: Rosenstein (Sr S.) Introd. to diseases of the 
 heart, diseases of the endocardium. Schroetter (L.) 
 Changes in position of the heart, and diseases of the heart 
 substance. Lebert (H.) Congenital diseases of the heart. 
 Quincke (H.) Diseases of the arteries, veins, and lympha- 
 tics. Bauer (J.) Diseases of the pericardium. 
 tar See also Circulatory system (p, 756). 
 
 68. Heredity. 
 
 Sain (A.) Evolution as applied to mind. [In his Emotions and 
 Will, 1876 ; p. 47-66.] 6421.10 
 
 Dugdale (R. L. ) The Jukes ; a study in crime, etc. 
 With introd. by E. Harris. 3d ed. 1877. 5817.12 
 Elam{C.) Naturalheritage. [In his Physician's problems.] 4333.12 
 Fowler (0. S.) Hereditary descent. 1852. .4331.05 
 Oallon(F) Hereditary genius. 1870.. . .4736.15 
 Note.— Bev. in Ed. rev., v. 132, 1870, orLittell, 1870, v. 3. 
 
 — Hereditary improvement. [7n Fraser's mag., Jan., 1873.] 
 
 — Hereditary talent and character. [In Macmillan's mag., July, 
 
 Aug., 1865.] 
 
 — A theory of heredity. [In Contem. rev., Dec. 1875.] 
 
 — Hist, of twins, as a criterion of the relative powers of nature 
 
 and nurture. [In Pop. sci. monthly, Jan., 1876.] 
 
 Papillon (F.) Nature and life, 1875 ; p. 330-363 4723.25 
 
 Ribot (Th.) Heredity : a psychol. study. 1875. 473H.14 
 Spencer [H.) Genesis, heredity, and variation. [Inhis Principles 
 
 of biology, V. 1866 ; p. 239-292.] 5416.14 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 11, 1863 (Sovereigns and 
 sons, by C. C. Hazewell) ; Statistical society of London. 
 Journal, v. 34, 1871 (On the geographical distribution of 
 intellectual qualities in England, by Hyde Clarke) ; Lit- 
 tell, July 16, 1859 ; fr. Brit. qu. rev. (Physical and moral 
 heritage) ; Westm. rev., July, 1856, Littell, Oct. 3, 1856, and 
 Winslow's jour, of psy. med., v. 10, 1857 (Hereditary in- 
 fluence, animal and human) ; Winslow's journ. of psy. 
 med.. v. 1', 1848 (Transmission of mental qualities). 
 
 $&- See also works on Marriage (p. 761) ;— Mental phy- 
 siology : Mind and Body (p. 762) ;— Natural history {Dar- 
 winian and other theories of evolution). 
 
 69. Hernia. 
 
 Holmes (T.) System of surgery, i. 4, 1864 ; p. 227-326 (art. by J. 
 
 Birkett) 4337.04 
 
 fl®- See also Intestines (p. 761). 
 
 70. Hip-Joint. 
 
 Taylor (C. F.) On the mechanical treatment of dis- 
 
 eases of the hip-joint. 1873 4337.22 
 
 83- See also Orthopedic surgery (p. 764). 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
760 
 
 MEDICINE : Histology to Insanity. 
 
 71. Histology. 
 
 Klein (E.) Histology. [In Handbook for the phys. lab., 2 v. 
 1873 4336.26 
 
 Kolliker (A.) Manual of human histology. Ed. by 
 G. Busk. 2 v. 1853 4316.12 
 
 Kolliker (A. ) Manual of human microscopic anatomy. 
 1860 4336.03 
 
 Morel (C.) Compendium of human H. 1861. 4336.20 
 
 Queket (J. ) Lectures on histology : elementary tissues 
 of plants and animals. 1852 4336.21 
 
 Schwann ( T. ) Microscopic researches into the struc- 
 ture and growth of animals, etc. 1847. . 4317.08 
 
 Strieker (S.) and others. Manual of human and com- 
 parative histology, v. 1. Tr. by H. Power. 4303.01 
 
 Wedl{0.) Rudim ents of pathological H. 1855. 4317.17 
 ,8Eg~ See also Microscope (p. 762) ; and in the general 
 alphabet. 
 
 72. Homoeopathy. 
 
 Bwhr(B.) Science of therapeutics. 2 v. 1869. 4313.23 
 Bigelow (J.) Nature in disease, etc., 1854 ; p. 101-109. . 4321.05 
 
 Brodie (Sir B. G.) In his Works, v. 1, 1865.] 4315.08 
 
 Same. [In Fraser, v. 64, 1861.] 
 
 Brown (S.) On the theory of small doses. [In his Lectures and 
 
 essays, V. 2, 1858 ; p. 169-194.] 2515.02 
 
 Gairdner ( W. T.) Homoeopathy. [In Edinb. essays, 1856 ; p. 
 
 96-132.] 2628.05 
 
 Grauvogl ( — von). Text-book of H. 1870. .4342.15 
 
 Hahnemann (S.) Materia medica pura. Tr. by J. 0. 
 
 Hempel. 4 v. 1846 4342.04 
 
 — Organon of homoeopathic medicine. 3d Amer. ed. 
 
 1849 4342.01 
 
 — Lesser writings. Tr. by E. E. Dudgeon. With 
 
 notes by E. E. Marcy. 1852 4342.13 
 
 Laurie (J.) and McClalchey (R. J.) Homoeopathic do- 
 mestic medicine. 1871 4322.19 
 
 Lee (E.) Hydropathy and homoeopathy impartially appreciated. 
 
 1848 5091.07 
 
 ifcSherry (E.) Homceopathy. [In his Essays, etc., 1869.] 2535.08 
 New York (Slate of). Homoeopathic med. soc. 
 
 Transactions, v. 1-12, 1863-74 4356.06 
 
 Ruddock (E. K ) Homoeopathic vade mecum. 5th ed. 
 1872 4342.00 
 
 — Lady's manual of homoeopathic treatment in the 
 
 various derangements incident to her sex. 4th 
 ed. 1872 4342.14 
 
 — Stepping-stone to homoeopathy and health. 4342. 17 
 
 73. Hospitals and Hospital Service. 
 
 Alcott (L. M.) Hospital sketches. 1863. . . 642.21 
 Boston. Oily hospital. 1st med. and surgical report. 
 
 Ed. by J. N. Borland and D. W. Oheever. 
 
 1870 4318.10 
 
 Brodie (B.) Special hospitals. [In his Works, v. 1, 1865.] 4316.08 
 Diary of a Samaritan. By a member of the Howard 
 
 assoc. of N. O. 1860 5825.01 
 
 Eastern hospitals and English nurses. By a lady 
 
 volunteer, [anon.'] 2 v. 1856. . . . 4344.29 
 Gallon (D.) Address on the construction of hospitals 
 
 1869 4344.26 
 
 Holstem (Mrs. H.) Three years in field hospitals of 
 
 the army of the Potomac, [anon.] 1867.643.09 
 Holmes (r.) System of surgery, v. 4, 1864 ; p. 983-1036 tart, by 
 
 J. R. Martin) 4337.04 
 
 Jenkins {J. F.) Tent hospitals. [In Amer. soc. sci. assoc 
 
 Trans., no. 6, 7, 1874.] 5811 03 
 
 Muhlenberg (FT. A.) Plea for a church hospital in the city of 
 
 New York. [In his Evangel, cath. papers, 1877.] . 3678.21 
 
 — Sketch of the hist, of St. Luke's hospital, N. T. [In his Evan- 
 
 gel, oath, papers, 1877.] 3678 21 
 
 New York (City of ). Account of St. Luke's hospital. 
 I860 4344.27 
 
 Notes of hospital life from Nov., 1861, to Aug., 1863. 
 [anon.] 1864 643.19 
 
 Simpson (Sir J. Y.) Anaasthesia, hospitalism, etc. 
 
 TT 1871 4335.26 
 
 United States. Marine hospital service. lst-6th annual 
 report. 1872-77 4353.12 
 
 Surgeon general's office. Circular, no. 4. Report on 
 
 barracks and hospitals. 1870 4338.09 
 
 Wylie ( W. G. ) Hospitals : their history, organization, 
 
 and construction. 1877 4344.31 
 
 See aim Fortn. rev., v. 3, 1865 (Condition of our hospitals, 
 ?iT' Hart ' ' T- * (Metropolitan infirmaries for the pauper 
 sick by E. Hart) ; Fraser's mag., v. 61, 1865 (Military hos- 
 pitals, a century ago) ; v. 75, 1867 (St. Katharine's ho B pi. 
 SlL^™ er ,™ mag -' Nov " 1875 (Ventilation of hospitals) j 
 June, 1876 (The poor and the hospitals) ; United service 
 
 mag., 1876 (Greenwich hospital) ; Macm. mag., Aur 1873 
 (Use and abuse of, by W. F. Clarke). 
 
 74. Hydrophobia. 
 
 Bouley (H.) Hydrophobia. Tr. by A. Liautard 
 
 1874 4345.03 
 
 Fleming (H.) Rabies and hydrophobia. 1872. 4345.07 
 Gamgee (J. and A.) Hydrophobia. [In Reynolds. System 'f 
 
 med., v. 1, 1870 ; p. 313-330.J , t316 j 
 
 See also Blackw. mag., v. 90, 1861 (Mad dogs); Jour, of 
 mental scieuce, Jan., 1878 (Spurious hydrophobia i n jn'au 
 by W. L. Lindsay) : Nineteenth cent., 1878, ir Litteil ,Tan ' 
 26, 1878 (Hydrophobia and rabies, by T. Watson) ; 'Pop, uci' 
 mo., Dec,, 1874 (Superstitions on, by C. P, Eusseli). 
 
 75. Hydropathy. 
 
 Bulwer-Lylton (E. L.) Confessions of a water-patient. [In \is 
 
 Pamphlets, etc., 1875.] , 2514.30 
 
 Gully (J.M.) "Water cure in chronic disease. 1847.4321.14 
 
 Lee (E.) Hydropathy and homoeopathy impartially appreciated 
 
 1848. 6091.07 
 
 Nichols (Mrs. M. S. G.) A woman's work in water 
 
 cure, etc. 1869 4328.02 
 
 Smedley (J. ) Practical hydropathy. 14th ed. 1872.4355. 11 
 ^®= See also Bath (p. 756). 
 
 Hygiene. See Sanitary med., or publio hygiene (p. 766). 
 
 76. Hysteria. 
 
 Holmes (T.) System of surgery, v. 1, 1860 ; p. 361-874 (art. by W 
 S. Savory) 4337.01 
 
 Jolly (F.) (In Ziemssen (H. von). Cycl., v. 14, 1877 ; p. 473- 
 »'"•] 4358.14 
 
 Zee (R.) Treatise on hysteria. 1871. . . . 4332.21 
 
 Skey(F. C.) Hysteria. 1867 4327.23 
 
 ,09- See also Nervous system and diseases (p. 763), 
 
 77. Inflammation. 
 Holmes (T.) System of surgery, v. 1, 1860 ; p. 2-140 (art. by J. 
 Simon) 4337.01 
 
 78. Influenza. 
 
 Parkes {E. A.) Influenza. [In Reynolds. System of med., v. 1, 
 1870 ; p. 1-28.] 4315.04 
 
 Thompson ( T. ) Annals of influenza in Great Britain, 
 
 1510 to 1837 4317.14 
 
 8g- See also Catarrh (p. 756) ;— Respiratory system 
 (p. 766). 
 
 79. Insanity ; Treatment of the Insane. 
 
 Amer. journal of insanity, v. 1-4,1844-5— 47-48. 8054.16 
 Broussais (F. J. V.) On irritation and insanity. 
 
 1831 4333.03 
 
 Bucknill(J. C.) Mad-folk of Shakespeare. 1867. 1752.05 
 — and Tuke (D. H.) Manual of psychological medi- 
 cine, containing the lunacy laws, the nosology, 
 astiology, statistics, description, diagnosis, pa- 
 thology, and treatment of insanity. 3d ed. 
 
 1874 4327.30 
 
 Chambers (J.) A mad world and its inhabitants. 
 
 1877 4333.34 
 
 Cornwallis (C. F.) On man's power over himself to 
 prevent or control insanity. By J. Barlow, pseud. 
 
 1849. 4333.14 
 
 Same. New York, 1846 2543.07 
 
 Davis (A. J.) Mental disorders. 1871. . . 4332.26 
 
 Dickson (J. T.) Science and practice of medicine in 
 
 relation to mind, the pathology of nerve centreB, 
 
 and the jurisprudence of insanity : lectures. 
 
 1874 4357.15 
 
 Earle (P. ) Visit to thirteen asylums in Europe ; and 
 
 essay on insanity. 1841 4353.01 
 
 Mis (J.) Avoidable causes of disease. 1860. 4321.07 
 Ellis (Sir W. C. ) Treatise on insanity, with observ. 
 
 on lunatic asylums. 1838 4332.27 
 
 Folsom (C. F.) Diseases of the mind. [In Mass. State board of 
 health. 8th annual report, 1877 ; p. 325-433.] . . . 4346.24 
 Gait (J.M.) Treatment of insanity. 1846. .4332.23 
 Gheel, the city of the simple. By the author of ' Flem- 
 ish interiors.' 1869 4332.24 
 
 Glen (J.) Theory of the influence exerted by the 
 mind over the body in the production and re- 
 moval of morbid and anomalous conditions of the 
 
 animal economy 4332.28 
 
 Hammond (W. A.) Insanity in its medico-legal rela- 
 tions. 1866 4333.11 
 
 — Cerebral hypenemia the result of mental strain or 
 
 emotional disturbance. 1878 4332.31 
 
 — Insanity in its relation to crime. 1873. . 4333.30 
 
 BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
MEDICINE : Insanity to Marriage. 
 
 761 
 
 Kelloqg (A. 0.) Shakspeare's delineations of insanity. 
 
 J866 1754.07 
 
 hint (Mrs. George). Behind the bars. 1871. 4333.17 
 Muddeii (R. R-) Infirmities of genius. 1833. 2541.01 
 Maudsley (E) Body and mind. An inquiry into 
 
 their connection and mutual influence, especially 
 
 in reference to mental disorders. Enl. ed. 
 
 With psychological essays. 1873. . . 4333.15 
 _ Physiology and pathology of mind. 1868. . 4333.10 
 
 — Besponsibility in mental disease. 1874. .4333.31 
 Morison ( A, ) Outlines of lectures on mental diseases. 
 
 1826 4332.25 
 
 Ordronaitx (J. ) Commentaries on lunacy laws of N. Y. , 
 and judicial aspects of insanity. 1878. . 4333.36 
 Packard (Mrs. & P. W.) Modern persecution, or 
 insane asylums unveiled, as demonstrated by the 
 report of the investigating committee of the leg- 
 islature of Illinois. 2 v. 1875. . . .4355.14 
 Bay (I.) Med. jurisprudence of insanity. 1853. 4333.09 
 Robinson (G) Prevention and treatment of mental 
 
 disorders. 1859 4355.14 
 
 Spv,rzlieim(J.'G.) Observ. on insanity. 1835. 4333.04 
 Storer(KR.) Of reflex insanity in women. 1871. 4331.21 
 Pp/iam (T. C. ) Outlines of imperfect and disordered 
 
 mental action. 1848 4333.06 
 
 Tuke (D. H. ) Insanity in ancient and modern life, 
 
 with chapters on its prevention. 1878. . 4333.35 
 
 Wigan (A. L.) A new view of insanity. Duality of 
 
 the mind proved, etc. 1844 4333.16 
 
 Winslom (F.) Anatomy of suicide. 1840. . 4333.02 
 
 — Obscure diseases of the brain. 1860. . . 4333.01 
 
 eS" See also Fraser's mag., Apl., 1877, or Littell, May 19, 
 1877 (Moral treatment, by E. Hopkins) ; Sanitarian, June, 
 1877 (The plea ofinsanity, by A. L. Carroll); Amer. Cath. qu. 
 rev., Jan., 1878 (Metaphysics of insanity, by J. M. Wilcox); 
 Ed. rev., v. 112 (Brain difficulties). 
 
 tg- See also Mental physiology (p. 762) ;— Medical juris- 
 prudence (p. 762). 
 
 Cretins and idiots. 
 
 See Atlantic mo., v. 1, 1857 ; p. 410-419 (What has been 
 and can be done for them, by L. P. Brockett) ; Eel. mag., 
 v. 26, 1853 ; p. 201-206) ; Winslow's Jour, of psy. med., v. 3 
 (Several articles) ; Med. critic, v. 1, 1861 (Ed. treatment). 
 
 80. Instruments. 
 
 Eolmes (r.) System of surgery, v. 4, 185* ; p. 1037-1052 (Surgical 
 instruments, by H. Coote and J. C. Wordsworth). 4337.01 
 
 Evans [T. W.) Report on instruments, etc. [In Paris univ. 
 eihib. Reports, v. 6, 1867.] 3915.13 
 
 81. Intestines. 
 
 LeichiensUm (0.) Constrictions, occlusions, and displacements 
 of the' intestines. [In Zierassen (H. von). Cyclopaedia of 
 medicine, v. 7, 1876.] 4358.07 
 
 82. Joints. 
 
 Eolmes (T.) System of surgery, v. 3, 1862 ; p. 704-795 (Diseases, 
 
 etc., by A. A. Johnson). 4337.03 
 
 «9" See also Hip-joint (p. 759). 
 
 83. Kidneys, Urinary and Renal Organs. 
 
 Barkis (ft) and Ebstein ( W. ) Diseases of the kidney. [In Ziems- 
 
 sen (H. W. von). Cycl. of med., v. 15, 1877.] . .4358.15 
 Beale(L.S.) Kidney diseases, urinary deposits, and 
 
 calculous disorders. 3d ed. 1868. . . 4335.06 
 Black (B.C.) On the functional diseases of the renal, 
 
 urinary, and reproductive organs. 1872. 4335.09 
 Holmes (T.) System of surgery, v. 4, 1864 ; p. 327-423 (Surgery, 
 
 etc., H. Thompson) 4337.04 
 
 loomis (A. L.) Diseases of the kidneys. 1875. 4354.16 
 Neubauer (C.) and Vogel (J.) Analysis of urine. 
 
 Dl 1863. 4302.23 
 
 Roberts ( W. ) Practical treatise on urinary and renal 
 
 diseases. 2d ed. 1872 4335.08 
 
 Senator [E.) Diabetes insipidus. [In Ziemssen (H. von). Cycl. 
 
 of med., v. 16, 1877.] 4358.16 
 
 Stewart (T. G.) Practical treatise on Bright's disease 
 
 of the kidneys. 2d ed. 1871 4335.07 
 
 84. Larynx and Laryngoscope. 
 
 Ozermak (J.) Laryngoscope, and its employment in 
 physiology and medicine. 1861. . . . 4302.02 
 
 Bolmes T.) System of surgery, v. 3, 1863 ; p. 224-258 (art. by H. 
 Gray and A. E. Durham) 4337.03 
 
 Mackenzie (M.) Essay on growths in the L.1871.4337.09 
 
 — Hoarseness, loss of voice, and stridulous breathing, 
 in relation to nervo-muscular affections of the 
 larynx. 1868 4337.10 
 
 Marcel (W. ) Clinical notes on diseases of the larynx. 
 1869 ^ 43. >7 07 
 
 Ruppaner (A.) Practice and principles of laryngo- 
 scopy and rhinoscopy in diseases of the throat 
 and nasal passages. 1868. ... 43 7 06 
 
 Ziemssen (H.wm). Diseases of the larynx. [In ftij'cyd. of med., 
 
 V. 7, 1876.] > 435S 07 
 
 * B ", ^ao! 80 Eos P irator y organs (p. 766) ;— Throat dis- 
 
 easGS (p, 768). 
 
 85. Lead Diseases. 
 
 Tanquerel des Planches (£.) Lead diseases. From 
 
 the French. 1S48 4313 01 
 
 Mass. state board of health. 2d report, 1870 ■ p '21.44 ' '4545 19 
 Note.— Gives the 'literature of the subject.' ' 
 
 86. Lesions. 
 Dupuytren ( (?. ) On the lesions of the vascular system, 
 diseases of the rectum, etc. 1854.. . .4316.04 
 
 87. Life Insurance. 
 
 Sieveking (E. H.) Medical adviser in. 1874. . 4327.10 
 Smith (G.W.) Notes on life ins. 3d ed. 1876.5931.13 
 
 88. Light. 
 
 Pleasnnton (A. J.) Influence of the blue rav of sun- 
 light and of the blue colour of the sky, "in devel- 
 oping animal and vegetable life ; in arresting 
 disease, etc. 1876 4 ;23.34 
 
 Winslow (F.) Light : its influence on life and health. 
 London, 1867. 4323.27 
 
 Same. New York, 1868 4323.29 
 
 Lithotomy and Lithotrity. See Stone, etc. (p. 768). 
 
 89. Liver. 
 
 Frerichs (F. T.) Clinical treatise on diseases of the 
 
 liver. 2 v. 1860 4302. 13 
 
 Murchison (C.) On functional derangements of the 
 u liver. Croonian lectures, 1874. . . . 4354.21 
 
 90. Loclrjaw. 
 
 Bauer {J.) Tetanus, [In Ziemssen (H. von). Cycl., v. 14, 1877 ■ 
 P- 315-365.] 4358.H 
 
 Holmes [T.) System of surgery, v. 1, 1860 ; p. 299-322 (art. by A. 
 Poland) . 4337.01 
 
 91. Lumbago. 
 
 Lawson (H.) Sciatica, lumbago, etc., and their cure by 
 hypodermic injection of morphia. 1872. 4323.15 
 
 92. Lungs. 
 
 Callin(G.) Breath of life. 1861 4323.30 
 
 Fuller (H. W.) On diseases of the lungs and air-pas- 
 sages. 1867 4324.26 
 
 Hall(W. W.) Coughs and colds. 1870. . .4324.24 
 Lewis (D. ) Weak lungs, and how to make them strong. 
 
 1863 4324.27 
 
 Note.— Condensed in Atlantic mo., v. 11, 1863 ; p. 657-674. 
 
 Watts (R. G.) Inhalation for diseases of the lungs. 
 
 1871 4324.22 
 
 Ziemssen (B.von). Cycl. of med., v. 4-5. 1875-76.4358.04 
 
 Contents : v. 4. Fraentzel (O.) Diseases of the pleura. 
 
 5. Juergensen (T.) Croupous pneumonia, catarrhal 
 pneumonia, hypostatic processes in the lungs, pneumonia 
 from embolism. Hertz (II.) Antsruia, liyperamia and 
 oedema, hemorrhages, atelectasis, atrophy, hypertrophy, 
 pulmonary emphysema, gangrene of the lungs, new- 
 growths of the lungs, new growths in the mediastinum, 
 parasites of the lungs. Ruehle (H.) Pulmonary consump- 
 tion, acute miliary tuberculosis. Eindrlcisch (G.E.) Chronic 
 and acute tuberculosis. 
 
 .By See also Respiratory organs (p. 766) ;— Consumption 
 (p. 757). 
 
 93. Marriage. 
 
 Blackwell (A.B.) The sexes throughout nature. 4732.24 
 Duffy (Mrs.E.B.) Relations of the sexes. 1876. 4331.34 
 Fowler (O.S.) Hereditary descent ; its laws and facts. 
 
 1852 4331.05 
 
 Same. 17th ed. 1848 5823.00 
 
 Gardner (A. K.) Conjugal sins. 1870. . . 4331.16 
 Husband and wife ; or science of human development. 
 
 [anon.] New York, 1863. 12° 4331.04 
 
 Napheys(G.K) The transmission of life. 1871. 4331.23 
 St. Leon (Count de). Love and its hidden history. 
 
 1869 4331.13 
 
 Storer (H.R.) Is it I? A book for every man. 4331.08 
 — Why not? A book for every woman. 1866. 4331.10 
 
 96 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
762 
 
 MEDICINE : Marriage to Midwifery^ 
 
 Ware (J.) Hints to young men on the relation of the 
 
 sexes. 1850 < • 4331.07 
 
 Wells (S. R.) Wedlock. 1869 4331.12 
 
 Same. 1874 5835.20 
 
 Consanguinity in marriage. 
 Allen IN.) Intermarriage of relations. [In Hammond's jour, of 
 
 psy. med., Apl., 1869 ; p. 244-297.] 8104.03 
 
 Darwin (G. H ) Marriages betw. first cousius in England and 
 their effects. [In Statistical soc. of London. Journal, July, 
 1875. Abridged in Fortnightly rev., July, 1875.] 
 
 See Fortn. rev., v. 2-3, 1865 (2 art. by W. Adams) ; Westm. 
 rev., v. 80, 1863 or Littell, 1863, v. 3 ; Westm. rev., Oct., 
 1876 ; Winslow's Jour, of psy. med., v. 10, 1867 ; p. 368-379. 
 ger See alio Marriage (p. 710). 
 
 94. Materia Medica and Therapeutics. 
 
 Archer IT. C.) Miscellaneous medicinal products. [In hit Eco- 
 nomic botany.] 4912.11 
 
 Garrod (A. B.) Essentials of materia medica and 
 
 therapeutics. 1872 4313.17 
 
 Griffiths (W. H.) Lessons on prescriptions and pre- 
 scribing. 1875 4312.17 
 
 Gross (H.) Comparative materia medica. 1867. 4342.02 
 Hahnemann (S.) Materia medica pura. 4 v. 4342.01 
 Pereira (J. ) Manual of materia medica and therapeu- 
 tics. Abr. by F. Farre, etc. 1865. . . 4313.20 
 Plinius Sccundus {C.) Remedies. [In his Nat. hist., v. 4-6, 1863.] 
 StilU (A.) Therapeutics and materia medica. 8th ed. 
 
 2 v. 1868. 4313.18 
 
 Warinq (E. J.) Manual of practical therapeutics. 
 
 3d ed. 1871 4313.21 
 
 46J- See oho Pharmacy and Pharmacology (p. 764). 
 
 Medical Botany. 
 Canon (J.) *Illus. of med. botany. 2 v. 1847. 2757.02 
 
 95. Measles. 
 
 Ringer IS.) Measles. [In Reynolds. System of med., v. 1, 1870 ; 
 p. 188-205.] 4316.04 
 
 96. Medical Jurisprudence. 
 
 [Note.— Entries supplementary to those under Law (p. 689).] 
 
 Guy (W. A.) and Ferrier (D. ) Principles of forensic 
 medicine. 4th ed. 1875 4355.06 
 
 McClelland (M. A.) Civil malpractice : a treatise on 
 surgical jurisprudence. 1877 4326.22 
 
 Medico-legal society of New York. Papers. 1st series. 
 
 Revised ed. 1874 4355.07 
 
 Content; : History of formation of the society. Shrady 
 (Wm.) Law in reference to suicide and intemperance in 
 life insurance ; — Laws relating to inebriate asylums and 
 habitual drunkards ; — Mental unsoundness, as affecting 
 testamentary capacity ; analysis of the evidence in the 
 Stennecke-Schoeppe alleged poisoning case. Rogers (S.) 
 Influence of methomania upon business and criminal re- 
 sponsibility ; — Hereditary diseases of the nervous system 
 unattended by mental aberration ; — Can chloroform be 
 used to facilitate robbery ? O'Dea (J. J.) Methomania ; — 
 Hereditary influence in mental diseases ; — Plea of insanity 
 in criminal cases ; — Sphere, rights, and obligations of 
 medical experts. Teller (S.) Medical points in regard to 
 the suicide and intemperance provisos of life insurance 
 policies. Tillou (F.) Law in reference to the sale of poi- 
 sons by druggists. Hammond ( W. A.) Medico-legal study 
 of the case of Daniel McFarland ; — Medico-legal value of 
 confession as an evidence of guilt. Lee (C. A.) Medico- 
 legal opinion relative to the sanity of Oarlton Gates ; — 
 Medico-legal suggestions on insanity. Oampbell (J. V.) 
 Does the law deal unfairly with questions of insanity ? 
 Peters (J. 0.} On sects in medicine. Parsons (R. L.) Sug- 
 gestions relative to the sequestration of the person of 
 alleged lunatics. Marmon (P. de). Medico-legal considera- 
 tions upon alcoholism and the moral and criminal respon- 
 sibility of inebriates. Clymer (M.) Legitimate influence 
 of epilepsy upon criminal responsibility. Burr (G.) 
 Medico-legal notes on the case of Edward H. Ruloff ; with 
 observ. upon, and measurement of his cranium, brain, etc. 
 Feet (I. L.) Physical status and criminal responsibility of 
 the totally uneducated deaf and dumb. Index. 
 
 Warden (R. B.) Familiar forensic view of man and 
 law. 1860 5438.15 
 
 Woodman (W. B.) and Tidy (CM.) Forensic medi- 
 cine and toxicology. 1877 4343.06 
 
 97. Medical Zoology. 
 
 AUen(H.) Outlines of med. zoology. 1869. . 4336.05 
 
 Moquin-Tandon (A.) Elements of. 1861. . 4822.07 
 
 49- See aUo Parasites (p. 764);— Poisons (Animal, p. 705). 
 
 98. Mental Physiology and Psychology. 
 
 Carpenter (W. B.) Principles of mental physiology, 
 discipline of the mind, and the study of its mor- 
 bid conditions. 1874 4333.32 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Quar. rev., Jan., 1877. 
 
 Mam(C) Physician's problems. 1869. .- .4333.12 
 Contents : Natural heritage. On degeneration in man. 
 On moral and criminal epidemics. Body vs. mind. Elu- 
 sions and hallucinations. On somnambulism. Reverie 
 and abstraction. 
 
 Evans (W.F.) The mental cure. 1869. . .5438.16 
 
 Feuchtersleben (D.) Medical psychology. 1847. 4316.05 
 
 Gorton (D. A.) Essay on mental hygiene. 1873. 4327.29 
 
 Griesinger (W.) Mental pathology and therapeutics 
 1867 4302.16 
 
 Laycock (T.) Mind and brain : or consciousness and 
 organization. 2d ed. 2 v. 1869. . . 5414.15 
 
 Lordat (J.) Lectures on mental dynamics in relation to the sci- 
 ence of medicine. [Advocating Dualism.] Winslow's jour., 
 v. 6-6, 1852-3 (several articles). 
 
 Maudsley (H.) Physiology and pathology of mind. 
 2d ed. 1868 4333.10 
 
 Ray (I.) Contrib. to mental pathology. 1873. 4332.22 
 
 — Mental hygiene. 1863 4333.05 
 
 Winslow (F.) On the preservation of the health of 
 
 body and mind. 1842 4333.13 
 
 Periodicals. 
 
 Hammond (W. A., ed.) Journal of psychological med- 
 icine, v. 1-6. New York, 1867 : 72. 8°. .8104.01 
 
 Medical critic and psychological journal. Ed. by 
 Forbes Winslow. 3 v. L., 1861-63. 8°. 8122.13 
 
 Winslow (F.) Journal of psychological medicine and 
 mental pathology. 13 v. L., 1848-60. 8°. 8171.01 
 
 Body and Mind. 
 
 Britlan (8. B.) Man and his relations. 1864.5438.03 
 Brodie (Sir B.) Mind and matter. 1857. . 5438.04 
 Cooke (W.) Medical and moral life. 1853. .5138.06 
 Elam (C.) Body vs. mind. [In his Physician's problems, 
 1869.] 4333.12 
 
 Hatch (B. F.) The constitution of man, physically, 
 morally, and spiritually considered. 1866. 6138.07 
 
 Maudsley (H.) Body and mind : specially in reference 
 to mental disorders. 1871 4333.15 
 
 Moore (G.) The body in relation to the mind. 
 1853 5438.12 
 
 — Power of the soul over the body. 1852. . 5438.13 
 Nevmham (W.) Reciprocal influence of body and 
 
 mind. 1842 5438.14 
 
 Tuke (D. H.) Illustrations of the influence of the 
 mind upon the body in health and disease. 
 Designed to elucidate the action of the imagina- 
 tion. 1873 4333.29 
 
 Winslow (F.) On the preservation of the health of 
 
 body and mind 4333.13 
 
 See also Ed. rev., v. 103, 1866, or Littell, 1856 (Body and 
 mind) ; v. 109 (Life and organization) ; Fortn. rev., Dec, 
 1874 (Body and mind) ; Winslow's Jour, of psy. med., v. 8, 
 1866 (Brain in rel. to mind) ; v. 7, 1854 Correlation of psy- 
 chol. with physiology). a^" See also Biology (p. 216) ;— 
 Brain (p. 755);— Insanity (p. 760);— Nervous system (p. 763); 
 also, in the general alphabet, Animal magnetism (p. 28);— 
 Spiritualism ;— Philosophy (Psychology). 
 
 99. Microscopical Medicine. 
 
 Beale (L. 8.) The microscope and its application to 
 clinical medicine. 3d ed. 1866. . . .4336.28 
 
 Frey (H.) The microscope and microscopical tech- 
 nology. Tr. by G. R. Cutter. 1872. . 4838.22 
 
 United States. (Army medical museum. ) Catalogue of 
 microscopical section. By E.Curtis. 1867.4338.02 
 «a- See also Histology (p. 760). 
 
 100. Midwifery. 
 
 Barnes (R.) Report, etc. 1865-66—1869-70. . 4304.07 
 
 BrighUJ. M.) Report, etc. 1863 4804.05 
 
 Cazeawx (P.) Treatise on midwifery. 1874. 4335.29 
 
 Hewitt (G.) Report, etc. 1860-63 4304.62 
 
 Milne (A.) Midwifery. 1871 4335.22 
 
 Pickmere (J. R.) Address on the propriety of midwives instead 
 of surgeons, practising midwifery. [In Pamphleteer, 
 v. 28.] 6068.28 
 
 BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
MEDICINE: Military Medicine to Nose. 
 
 763 
 
 Schroeder (K.) Manual of midwifery, including the 
 pathology of pregnancy and the puerperal state. 
 Tr. by C. H. Carter. 1878 4335.31 
 
 Smt/ne(J. <?•) Obstetric aphorisms. 1871. . 4335.23 
 101. Military Medicine. 
 
 Baxter (J. H.) Statistics, medical and anthropologi- 
 cal, of the provost-marshal-general's bureau. 2 v. 
 1875 4338.19 
 
 QoiM (B. A.) Investigations in the military and an- 
 thropological statistics of Amer. soldiers. 1869. 
 
 Hammond (W. A., ed.) Military, medical, and surgi- 
 cal esBays prepared for the United States sanitary 
 
 commission. 18G4. . 4326.18 
 
 Contents: Post (A.) and Van Buren (W. H.) Military hy- 
 giene and therapeutics. Harris (E.) Control and preven- 
 tion of infectious diseases. Van Buren (W. H.) Quinine 
 as a prophylactic against malarious diseases. Rules for 
 preserving the health of the soldier. Smith (F. G.) and 
 Still6(A.) vaccination in armies. Hammond (W. A.) Scur- 
 vy. MetoalffJ.T.) Miasmatic fevers. Upham (J. B.) Contin- 
 ued fevers. Metoalf (J. T.) Yellow fever. Flint (A.) Pneu- 
 monia. Sulle (A.) Dysentery. Mott (V.) Pain and anes- 
 thetics. Hemorrhage from wounds. Packard (J. H.) 
 Treatment of fractures. Smith (S.) Amputations. Hod- 
 ges (R- M.) Excision of the joints for traumatic causes. 
 Bumstead (F. J.) Venereal diseases. 
 
 Mann (J.) Medical sketches of the campaigns of 1812- 
 14. 1816 4343.26 
 
 Mayo (G.) Medical Bervice of the federal army. [In G-alton (F ) 
 Vacation tourists, 1863-3.] 935.13 
 
 United States. Surgeon general's office. Medical and 
 surgical history of the war of the rebellion, (1861- 
 65). Part i., v. 1-2, pt. n., v. 2. 1870. . 4338.07 
 Part I. By J. J. Woodward, v. 1. Medical, v. 2. Sur- 
 gical. Part n. v. 2. Surgical history, by G. A. Otis. 
 
 — Beport on the hygiene of the U. S. army, with de- 
 
 scriptions of military posts. 1875. . . 4338.10 
 See also Atl. mo., v. 10, 1862 (Article by E. Jarvis). 
 
 — Statistical report on the sickness and mortality in 
 
 the army of the V. S., 1839-55, 1855-60. 2 v. 
 Washington, 1856-60. 4° 
 
 — Army medical museum. Catalogue of the medical 
 
 section. By J. J. Woodward. 1867.. .4338.02 
 United Slates sanitary commission. Contributions re- 
 lating to the causation and prevention of disease 
 and to camp disease. Ed. by A. Flint .1867. 4343.24 
 
 [Reports on military medicine and surgery.] 
 
 1863 4347.10 
 
 &• See alto Surgery (p. 768). 
 
 102. Mineral Springs. 
 
 Allen (B. L.) Analysis of the principal mineral foun- 
 tains at Saratoga Springs. 1853. . . . 4328.04 
 
 Cutler ( T.) Notes on Spa : its chalybeate springs. 
 1871 4328.03 
 
 09am (W. S.) Mineral springs : their medicine and mytho- 
 logy. [In his Miscellanies, 2d s., 1863 ; p. 162-191.] 2528.14 
 
 QrawMe (A. B.) The Midland and Southern Spas 
 of England, and principal sea-bathing places. 
 1841 953.01 
 
 Maepherson (J.) Baths and wells of Europe. 4328.01 
 
 Madden (T. M.) The Spas and their use. Belgium, 
 
 Germany, Switzerland, France and Italy. 3d ed. 
 
 , 1874. 4328.06 
 
 Moorman (J.J.) Mineral springs of N. A 1873. 4328.05 
 
 — Virginia springs, and springs of the South and 
 
 West. 1859 1113.09 
 
 W See also Baths and bathing (p. 765). 
 
 103. Mouth and Lips. 
 
 Holmes (T.) System of surgery, v. 4, 186* ; p. 77-182 (art. by G. 
 
 D. Pollock) 4337.04 
 
 '°l'l U) Diseases of the lips and cavity of the mouth. [In 
 
 Ziemssen (H. von). Cyol., v. «, 1876 ; p. 733-860.] . 4358.06 
 
 104. Movement Cure. 
 
 Taylor (C. F.) Theory and practice of the movement 
 cure. 1861 4324.30 
 
 laylor (67. if.) Exposition of the Swedish movement 
 cure. 1860 4324.29 
 
 10S. Muscular System. 
 
 lino ' r ") ^ n *^ e source of muscular power. 
 
 „. 18 7° 4355.25 
 
 aomu (r.) System of surgery, v. 3, 1862- p. 667-614 tart, by 
 
 «• J. Little). ....... 1937 03 
 
 4337.03 
 
 Narcotics. See Stimulants aud narcotios (p. 767). 
 106. Neck. 
 
 Holmes (T.) System of surgery. ,. 2, 1861 ; p. 270319 (art. by H 
 <*»y) . «37.oi 
 
 107. Nervous System. 
 
 Archives of electrology and neurology : a journal of 
 electro-therapeutics and nervous diseases Ed 
 by G. M. Beard, v. 1, 1874 4357 01 
 
 Bauduy (J. K.) Diseases of the nervous system. 
 1876 4327 31 
 
 Bell (Sir C. 1 Nervous system of the human body. 
 1814 4327 25 
 
 Broum-Sequard (C. E.) Lectures on the nerves, tin Tribune 
 pop. science, pt. 2, 1874.] . 3908 01 
 
 — Lectures. [In Lancet, 1866.] 
 
 Campbell (H.) Treatise on nervous exhaustion and 
 diseases induced by it. 8th ed. 1874. . 4327.22 
 
 Dickson (J. T.) Science and practice of medicine in 
 relation to mind, the pathology of nerve centres, 
 and the jurisprudence of insanity : lectures. 
 1874. 4357 15 
 
 Ero ( W. H.) Diseases of the peripheral cerebrospinal nerves 
 [/» Ziemssen (H. von). Cyol., v. 11, 1876.] . . .4368.11 
 
 — Diseases of the spinal cord and medulla oblongata [In 
 
 Ziemssen, v. 13, 1878.; 4368.13 
 
 Mint (A., jr.) Physiology of man : nervous system. 
 
 T !870 4326.09 
 
 Hammond (W. A.) Treatise on diseases of the ner- 
 vous system. 1871 . . 4327.27 
 
 — Spiritualism and allied causes and conditions of 
 
 nervous derangement. 1876 3815.45 
 
 Holmes (T.) System of surgery, v. 3, 1862 ; p. 876-896 (Diseases, 
 
 etc., by C. E. Brown-Sequard). ... . . 4337 03 
 
 ETuff(G.) Electro-physiology. 1853. . . . 4327.26 
 
 Laycook (T.) Mind and brain, V. 2, 1869 ; p. 331-442.] . . 6414.15 
 
 Lewes (G. S.) Physical basis of mind. 1877.5414.22 
 
 Maudsley (H.) In his Phys. of mind. 1868 4333.10 
 
 Mitchell (S. W.) Injuries of nerves and their conse- 
 quences. 1872 4332.20 
 
 — Wear and tear ; or hints for the overworked. 
 
 1871 4322.21 
 
 Murray, [pseudon.~\ Emotional diseases of the sympa- 
 thetic system of nerves. 1868 4327.24 
 
 Prochaska {G.) Dissertation on the nervous system. [With TJn- 
 zer(J. A.) Physiology.] 4317.15 
 
 Radcliffe (C. B.) Dynamics of nerve and muscle. 
 1871 4332.17 
 
 Reynolds (J. R.) System of med., v. 2, 1872 ; p. 1-801 
 (art. by H. Maudsley, W. W. Gull, J. K. Rey- 
 nolds, C. B. Badcliffe, and others). . . 4315.05 
 
 Romberg (M. H.) Manual of nervous diseases. 2 v. 
 1853 4316.21 
 
 Spurzheim (S. G.) Anatomy of brain, with view of nervous sys- 
 tem. 1836 4337.29 
 
 Veriiy (R.) Changes produced in the nervous system 
 by civilization considered. 2d ed. 1839. 4327.28 
 
 West (C.) On some disorders of the nervous system 
 in childhood. 1871 4332.19 
 
 tyhyall (R.) Essay on the vital and other involuntary 
 motions of animals. 1751. . ... 4327.16 
 
 Ziemssen [H. von). Cycl. of med., v. 11-14. 1876- 
 
 78 4358.11 
 
 Contents : v. 11. Erb (W. H.) Diseases of the peripheral 
 cerebrospinal nerves. 12. Nothnagel (If.), Hitzig (E.), 
 Obernier (F.), Heubner (O.) and Huguenin (G.) Diseases 
 of the brain and its membranes. 13. Erb (W. H.) Dis- 
 eases of the spinal cord and medulla oblongata. 14 Eu- 
 lenburg (A.) Vaso-motor and trophic neuroses, catalepsy. 
 Nothnagel (H.) Epilepsy. Bauer (J.) Tetanus. Ziemssen 
 (H. von). Chorea. Jolly (F.) Hysteria. Kussmaul (A.) 
 Disturbances of speech. 
 
 O" See also Stimulants and narcotics (p. 767) ;— Spine 
 (p. 767);— Brain (p. 756 );— Insanity (p. 760) ;— Mental 
 physiology (p. 762) ;— Ophthalmoscope (p. 764). 
 
 108. Neuralgia. 
 
 Anstit (F. E. ) Neuralgia and the diseases that resem- 
 ble it. 1871 4332.16 
 
 — Neuralgia. [In Reynolds. System of med., v. 2, 1872 : p. 
 
 734-761.] 4816.05 
 
 109. Nose. 
 
 Holmes (T.) System of surgery, v. 3, 1862 ; p. 189-223 (Diseases, 
 
 by A. TJi-e) 4387.03 
 
 gg- See also Respiratory organs (p. 766). 
 
 I» asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
764 
 
 MEDICINE : Nursing to Physiology. 
 
 110. Nursing. 
 
 DomviUe(E. J.) Manual for hospital nurses. 2d ed. 
 
 1Q-7C AoAA.ox 
 
 Mitchell (S.'W.) Nurse and patient, and camp cure 
 
 1877 4322.32 
 
 Xightingak (F) Notes on nursing. 1860. . 4322.11 
 
 iVole.— Reviewed in Qu. rev., v. 107, 1860. 
 White ( V. ) Manual of nursing prepared for the train- 
 ing school for nurses attached to Bellevue hos- 
 pital. 1878 4322.33 
 
 See also Macmillan, Sept., 1876 (Sick-nurses, by Maria 
 Trench). 
 
 Ophthalmology. See Eye (p. 758). 
 
 111. Ophthalmoscope. 
 
 AWbult(T. C.) On the use of the ophthalmoscope in 
 diseases of the nervous system and of the kid- 
 neys ; also in other disorders. 1871. . 4341.20 
 
 Wilson (H.) Lectures on the theory and practice of 
 the ophthalmoscope. 1868 4341.23 
 
 Opium. See Stimulants and narcotics (p. 767). 
 
 112. Orthopedic Surgery. 
 
 Bvielow (H. J.) Manual of orthopedic surgery. 
 
 1845. 4348.18 
 
 Holmes (T.) System of surgery, t. 3, 1862 ; p. 622-656 {art. by T. 
 Tatum) 4337.03 
 
 Knight (J.) Orthopaedia. 1874 4348.17 
 
 Sayre {L. A.) Lectures on orthopedic surgery and 
 diseases of the joints. 1876 4348.19 
 
 113. Palate. 
 
 Wagner (E. L.) Diseases of the soft palate. [In Ziemssert (H 
 von). Cycl., V. 6, 1876 ; p. 863-994.] 4368.06 
 
 114. Paralysis. 
 
 Bastian ( C. H) On paralysis from brain disease in 
 
 its common forms. 1875 4323.16 
 
 See also WinBlovf 's jour, of med. psy., v. 12, 1859 (General 
 paralysis). 
 
 j9y ^ee also Nervous system (p. 763). 
 
 115. Parasites and Worms. 
 
 Cobbold (T. S.) Entozoa, with ref. particularly to the 
 internal parasites of man. 1864. . . . 4318.19 
 
 — Internal parasites of our domesticated animals. 
 
 1873 4318.20 
 
 — Worms. Lectures on practical helminthology. 
 
 1872 4341.07 
 
 Fleming (G.) Animal plagues. 1871. . . . 4332.02 
 Heller (A.) Diseases from migratory parasites. [In Ziemssen 
 
 (H. von). Cycl., v. 3, 1875 ; p. 555-660.) . . . 4358.03 
 
 — Intestiual parasites. [In Ziemssen (H. von). Cycl. of med., 
 
 V. 7, 1876.) 4358.07 
 
 Holmes (T.) System of surgery, v. 4, 1864 ; p. 902-920 (art. by Q. 
 Busk) 4337.04 
 
 Kuchtnmeister (F.) Vegetable parasites of the human 
 body. 2 v. 1857 4316.14 
 
 Lei&y [J.) Flora found in living animals. [In Sm. contrib., 
 v. 5.J 3937.06 
 
 8iebold ((,'. T.) Tape and cystic worms. 1857. 4316.15 
 While {J. C.) Vegetable parasites. [In Mass. State board of 
 
 health. 3d report, 1871.] 4346.19 
 
 A3" See also Medical zoology (p. 762). 
 
 Pathology. See Systematic Treatises (p. 764). 
 
 116. Pelvis. 
 
 Holmes [T.) System of surgery, v. 2, 1861 ; p. 478-516 tart, by J. 
 
 Birkett) 4337.02 
 
 O- See also Abdomen (p. 755). 
 
 117. Pharmacy and Pharmacology. 
 
 Beasley (H.) Druggist's gen. receipt book. 1857. 4216.38 
 
 British pharmacopoeia. 1867 4313.10 
 
 Fliickiger (F. A. ) and Banbury (D.) Pharmacographia : 
 a hist, of the principal drugs of vegetable origin. 
 
 1874 4313.13 
 
 Griffith {R. E.) Universal formulary. 3d ed., revised 
 and enl. by J. M. Maisch. 1874. . . . 4313.14 
 Hughes (R. ) Manual of pharmacodynamics.1868.4342.03 
 King (J.) American dispensatory. 1870. . 4313.11 
 Mar'koe (5. F. H.) Legislation in relation to pharmacy. [In 
 Amer. soc. sci. assoc. Trans., no. 6, 1873.] . . . 6811.03 
 Morfit i G. ) Chemical and pharmaceutical manipula- 
 tions. 1849 4216.39 
 
 Pharmaceutical journal 2d ser. v. 10-11. 1859-60— 
 
 69-70 4311.02 
 
 Same. 3d s. v. 1-7. 1870-71— 76-77. . 4311.13 
 
 Pharmacopoeia of the TJ. S. Phil., 1873. 12°. 4313.12 
 Pierce (OH.) Examination of drugs, medicines, chemi- 
 cals, etc. 1853 .' . . 4216.40 
 
 Waring (M J.) Pharmacopoeia of India. 1868. 4313.09 
 
 Wood (G. B.) and Bache (F.) Dispensatory of the 
 
 United States. 12th ed. 1865. . . .4313.08 
 
 jJS" See also Chemistry {Medical, p. 264) ;— Materia medica 
 
 (p. 762). 
 
 118. Physiology. 
 
 Beecher (C. R) Letters to the people on health and 
 
 happiness. 1855 4325.01 
 
 Same. 1856 4325.02 
 
 — Physiology and calisthenics. 1858. . . 4325.05 
 Blackwell (E. ) Lectures on the laws of life. 1871. 4321. a) 
 Carpenter ( W. B. ) Animal physiology. Bohn. 4335.04 
 
 — Principles of general and comparative physiology. 
 
 1841 4335.05 
 
 — Principles of human physiology. 1853. . 4326.01 
 Lleland (J. ) Animal physiology of the human body. 
 
 1875 4335.03 
 
 Combe (A.) Principles of physiology applied to the 
 preservation of health. 1850 4325.04 
 
 — Constitution of man. 1835 5412.06 
 
 Cornwallis (C.F) Connection between physiology and 
 
 intellectual philosophy, [anon.'] 1846. 5421.21 
 Dalton (J. C.) Human physiology. 1859. . 4326.03 
 
 — Physiology and hygiene for schools, etc. 1868. 4325.06 
 Dana [A. H.) Ethical and physiological inquiries. 
 
 1862 2521.25 
 
 Contents : Hereditary character ; Sensuality j Health ; 
 
 Narcotics ; Medicine ; Physicians ; Diet ; Neuromathy, etc. 
 Davy (J.) Physiological researches. 1863. .4327.02 
 Darwin (E.) Zoonomia ; or laws of organio life. 1801. 
 
 4 v 4348.01 
 
 Draper (J.C.) Text-book on physiology. 1866. 4325.07 
 
 — Text-book on anatomy, physiology, and hygiene. 
 
 1866 4326.05 
 
 Draper (J. W.) Human physiology. 1860. .4326.04 
 Flint (A.) Physiology of man. [v. 1.] Introduction. 
 The blood. Circulation. Respiration.1866.4326.06 
 Same. [v. 2. ] Alimentation. Digestion. Ab- 
 sorption. Lymph, and chyle. 1867. . 4326.07 
 
 Same. [v. 3.] Secretion. Excretion. Ductless 
 
 glands. Nutrition. Animal heat. Movements. 
 
 Voice and speech. 1870 4326.08 
 
 Same. [v. 4.] Nervous system. 1872.4326.09 
 
 Same. [v. 5.] Special senses. Generation. 
 
 1874 4326.26 
 
 — Text-book of human physiology. 1876. .4318.12 
 Fowler (0. S.) Physiology. 185 J 4325.08 
 
 — and L. N.) New illustrated self instructor in phre- 
 
 nology and physiology. 1871 5431.13 
 
 Foote {E. B. ) Science in story. Sammy Tubbs, the 
 boy doctor, and "Sponsie," the troublesome 
 
 monkey. 4 v. 1874 196.25 
 
 Contents : v. 1. The bones, cartilages and muscleB. 2. 
 Circulation and absorption :— Arteries, veins, capillaries, 
 lymphatics, lacteal radicles, villi. 3. Digestive, uutritive, 
 respiratory, and vegetative nervous Bystems. 4. Brain 
 and nerves. Cerebral physiology. 
 Foster (M) Science primers. Physiology. 1874. 4325.31 
 
 — and Langley (J! K) Course of elementary practical 
 
 physiology. 1876 4326.27 
 
 Goadby (H.) Text-book of vegetable and animal 
 
 physiology. 1858 4327.01 
 
 Goldbeck (J. C. ) Metaphysic of man, or the pure part 
 
 of the physiology of man. 2d ed. 1812. 4325.29 
 
 Griscom (J. H. ) Animal mechanism and physiology. 
 
 1839. . 4325.09 
 
 Bammond (W.A.) Physiological memoirs. 1863. 4327.03 
 Berdman (J. ) Essay on the causeB and phenomena of 
 
 animal life. 1795 4325.29 
 
 Bewson(W.) "Works. Ed. G. Gulliver. 1846. 4316.09 
 Contents : Properties of the blood, and its morbid appear- 
 ances. Lymphatic system in man and otheranimats. De- 
 tached papers. _ 
 
 Hinton (J.) Report ou physiology. 1863-64 4304.06 
 
 Huxley (S. H.) and Youmans (W. J.) Elements of 
 
 physiology and hygiene. 1870. . . . 4325.27 
 
 Jacques (D. H. ) Hints towards physical perfection. 
 
 1859 4325.16 
 
 THE BBOOKLYH LIBRARY. 
 
MEDICINE : Physiology to Reproduction. 
 
 765 
 
 Kemvlf. L.) Natural history of creation. . 5075.29 
 KirlKs(W.8.) Hand-book of physiology. 1872. 4326.15 
 Tnrdner iD.) Animal physios ; or, the body and its 
 
 functions. 1857 4335.02 
 
 laureice(JK) Lectures on comparative physiology. 
 
 1818 4325.10 
 
 Lawson(H.) Manual of pop. physiology. 1873. 4325.28 
 Is PAeur (A.) Wonders of the human body. 4325. 2G 
 Lelourneau (0.) Biology. Transl. by Wm. Maccall. 
 
 1878. 4722.2G 
 
 Lewes (0.K) Physiol, of common life. 2v. 1859. 4325.11 
 Mad iJ.) Histoire d'une bouche'e de pain : l'homme. 
 
 1»68 4325.03 
 
 _ History of a mouthful of bread ; and its effect on the 
 
 organization of men and animals. 1866. 4325.25 
 
 — The little kingdom ; or the servants of the stomach : 
 
 life of man and animals. 2 v. L., 1867. 16°. 4325.23 
 
 --Same. New York, 1868. 12° 4325.15 
 
 Same. Les serviteurs de l'estomac. . 7017.03 
 
 Matteucci ( C. ) Lectures on the physical phenomena of 
 
 living beings. 1847 4325.30 
 
 Montgomery {E.) Report on physiology. 1862 4304.04 
 
 Mudie (A) Man : in his physical structure and 
 
 adaptations. 1858 4325.13 
 
 Miller (J.) Physiology of the senses, voice, and mus- 
 cular motion, with mental faculties. 1848. 4318.01 
 Power {H.) Report on physiology, 1865-6—1869-70. . . 4304.07 
 Boget (P. M.) Animal and vegetable physiology with 
 ref. to natural theology. 2 v. 1840. .3524.10 
 Badkke (<?.) On the importance and value of arith- 
 metic means, with special reference to the meta- 
 morphosis of tissue. 1861 4302.02 
 
 Self-help ; with physiological chart, [anon. ]1870. 5431. 15 
 
 Swedenborg (E) The animal kingdom. 2 v. 1843- 
 
 44 4326.13 
 
 — Economy of the animal kingdom. 2v. 1845. 4326.11 
 Todd (R B., editor). Cyclopaedia of physiology. 5 v. 
 
 in 6. 1859 4336.06 
 
 Unzer (J.A.) Principles of physiology. 1851. 4317.15 
 Wilkinson- (J. J. G. ) Human body and its connection 
 
 with man. 1854 4J25.14 
 
 See alio Chemistry {Animal and physiological, p. 264) ; — 
 
 Biology (p. 216) ;— Mental physiology (p. 762) ;— Natural 
 
 history {Comparative physiology). 
 
 119. Plague. 
 
 Bertrand {J.B.) Hist, account of plague at Marseilles, 1720. 4334.19 
 
 Mackmore {Sir R.) Discourse on plague . 1721 4334.20 
 
 Bmdley{B.y Plague at Marseilles considered. 4th ed. 1721. 4334.20 
 Brookes {B.) History of pestilential distempers for 300 years last 
 
 past. 2d ed. 1722 4334.20 
 
 Colbatch {Sir J.) Scheme for proper methods to be taken with the 
 
 plague. 1721 4334.19 
 
 — Observations on the scheme. 1721 4334.19 
 
 Collection of very valuable and scarce pieces relating to the last 
 
 plague in 1665. [anon.] 2d ed. 1721 4334.19 
 
 DcFoe {D.) History of the plague in London. [In his Miscel. 
 
 works, v. 9, 1840.] 6032.09 
 
 Note — A work of the imagination. 
 Deidier{A.) Nature of the plague at Marseilles. 1722. .4334.20 
 Diemerbroeck {I. de). Treatise couc. the pestilence. 1722.4334.20 
 Discoune coucerning the plague, [anon.] 1721. . . . 4334.20 
 Kennedy [P.) Discourse on pestilence and contagion, [anon.] 
 
 1721 4334.20 
 
 — 8ecnnd discourse. 1721 4334.19 
 
 Liebermeister {K.) The plague. [In Ziemssen (H. von). Oycl. of 
 
 med., v. 1, 1874 ; p. 465-483.] 4358.01 
 
 Maclean (C.) Summary of facts, etc. Non-existence of conta- 
 gion. [In Pamphleteer, v. 16, 1820.] 6058.16 
 
 Massa {N.) Liber de peste contractus. 1721. .... 4334.19 
 Head {B.) Short discourses cone. pest, contagion. . . 4334.19 
 
 — Doctor Mead's Short discourse explained, or his account, etc., 
 
 exploded, [anon.] 2ded. 1722 4334.19 
 
 ■«f»ra/ (G.) [In Reynolds. System of med., v. 1, 1870 ; p. 528- 
 
 538.] 4315.04 
 
 ™«(— I- Au hypothetical notion of the plague. 1721.4334.20 
 •"■rasfe (/.) Rational enqu into nature of the plague. 1722.4334.20 
 rye (e.) Discourse of the plague, wherein Dr. Mead's notions 
 
 are refuted. 1721 4334.19 
 
 Bosi't{A.) Treatise cone, the plague. 1722 4334.20 
 
 Scarborough {Sir C.) Practical method for tho cure of the plague 
 
 in London, 1665. 4334.20 
 
 «mse remarks on three treatises : viz.. Dr. Mead's and Dr. Pye's. 
 
 . [anon.] 1721 4334.19 
 
 btrotker {E.) Experienced measures how to manage the small 
 _ . P°x ; with method used in the plague. 1721. . .4334.20 
 muu : (2\) Preaerv. from infection of the plague. 1721. 4334.20 
 •"lucjrtifej. History of the plague of Athens. Tr. with remarks 
 
 explanatory of its pathology, by C. Collier. 1857. 4344.06 
 See also Winslow's Medical critic, v. 2, 1862 (Antiq. of the 
 
 Plague). 
 
 120. Poisons. 
 
 Boehm{R.), Naunym{B.),andBoeck{H.von). Poisous. r/nZiems- 
 sen's Cycl. of med., v. 17, 1878.] . . 4358 17 
 
 Draper {F.W.J Arsenic in certain green oolors. [in Mass. State 
 board of health. 3d report. 1871.] ... . 434519 
 
 Fagge C. H. Report on, and materia medica. 1864. .' 4304 06 
 
 Hammond {W. A.) Carroval and vao, the South American arrow 
 P ';* 011 -— Supposed n6w species of upas. r/,v his Memoirs 
 1863 ; p. 381-294.] . . 4327.08 
 
 Otto (F. J. ) Manual of the detection of poisons wifh 
 additions by W. Elderhorst. 1857. . .4343.03 
 Reese (J. J.) Manual of toxicology. 1874. . 4343.04 
 Sanderson {J. B.) Report on toxicology. 1861-62. . . 4304 06 
 Woodman (W. B.) and Tidy (G M.) Forensic medi- 
 cine and toxicology. 1877 4343.06 
 
 Wormley (TO.) Micro-chemistry of P. 1869! 4343.05 
 See also Atlantic mo., v. 22, 1864 (Modern methods of 
 studying poiBons, by S. W. Mitchell) ; Medical critic v. 2 
 1862 (Slow and secret poisoning). 
 
 «®- See also works on Medical jurisprudence in Law 
 (p. 689) ; and ante (p. 762). 
 
 Animal Poisons. 
 
 Bollinger (O.) Infection by animal poisons. [In Ziemssen (H. 
 von). Cycl. of med., v. 3, 1876 ; p. 313-551.] . . . 4358.03 
 
 Holmes {T.) System of surgery, v. 1, 1860 ; p. 618-649 (Poisoned 
 wounds, by A. Poland) 4337.01 
 
 Same. v. 4, 1864 ; p. 921-926 (Venomous insects and rep- 
 tiles, by G. Bush) 4337.04 
 
 OS" See also Medical zoology (p. 762) ;— Hydrophobia 
 (p. 760). 
 
 Practice. See Systematic treatises (p. 764). 
 
 121. Prostate. 
 
 Thompson (Sir S.) Diseases of the prostate : their 
 
 pathology and treatment. 4th ed. 1873.4335.12 
 
 O- See also Kidneys and Genito-urinary organs (p. 781). 
 
 122. Purpura. 
 
 Hillier (T.) Purpura. [In Reynolds. System of med., v. 1, 
 1870 ; p. 790-804.] 4316.04 
 
 123. Pyaemia. 
 
 Bristowe {J. S.) [In Reynolds. System of med., v. 1, 1870 ; p. 
 
 553-690.] 4316.04 
 
 Holmes {T.) System of surgery, v. 1, 1860 : 266-298 {art. by Q. W. 
 
 Callender) 4337.01 
 
 124. Quackery. 
 
 Bigelow {J.) In h is Nature iu disease, etc. 1864. . . .4321.05 
 
 Brodie {Sir B. C.) On quacks and quackery. [In his Works, v. 1, 
 
 1865.] 4316.08 
 
 Essays on quackery, [anon.] 1836. . . . 2524.22 
 King{D.) Quackery unmasked. [Inhis Homoeopathy, Thomson- 
 ism, etc. 1868.] 4322.06 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v, 81, 1878 (A good word for 
 quackery) ; Blackw. mag., v. 91, 1862 (Physicians and 
 quacks) ; Nat. qu. rev., v. 8, 1864, and v. 24, 1872 (Quack 
 doctors) ; Temple Bar, Dec, 1872 (Q. of the 18th century); 
 Medical critics, v. 1, 1861 (Profesional tricksters). 
 
 125. Quarantine. 
 
 Granville (A. B.) Letter to W. Huskisson, on the quarantine 
 
 bill. [In Pamphleteer, v. 25, 1825] 6058.25 
 
 Maclean {C.) On quarantine laws. [ZraPamphl., v. 21, 1823.] 5058.21 
 Maanichael [W.) Brief sketch of the progress of opinion on 
 
 contagion ; with remarks on the subject of quarantine. 
 
 [In Pamphleteer, v. 25, 1826.] . . 6058.26 
 
 National quarantine and sanitary convention. 2d-3d 
 
 convention, 1859-60. 2 v 4345.15 
 
 S&- See also Sanitary science (p. 766). 
 
 126. Railway-traveling. 
 
 Fletcher (J. 0.) Railways in their medical aspects. 
 1867 4327.18 
 
 127. Rectum, Anus, etc. 
 
 Duptiytren (ff.) Diseases of the rectum. 1854. 4316.04 
 83- See also Digestive organs (p. 762). 
 
 128. Reproductive Organs. 
 
 Acton ( W. ) Functions and disorders of the reproduc- 
 tive organs. 5th ed. 1871 4335.15 
 
 Flint IA ir ) Physiology : generation. 1874 4326.26 
 
 Holmes IT) System of surgery, v. 4, 1864 ■ p. 639-653 (Diseases 
 of the male organs, by G. M. Humphrey, and others.) 4337.04 
 
 Swedenborg (K) The 'generative organs. 18o2. 4335.11 
 ^S- See also Marriage (p. 761) ;— Prostate (p. 765) ;— Sper- 
 matorrhea (p. 767) ;— Kidneys and genito-urinary organs 
 (p. 761) ;— Venereal diseases (p. 768) j— Women (p. 769) ;— 
 Natural history {Reprgduetion). . 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
766 
 
 MEDICINE : Respiratory System to Skin. 
 
 129. Respiratory System. 
 
 DobeU (H.) On winter cough, catarrh, bronchitis, em- 
 physema, asthma. 3d ed. 1875. . . . 4324.34 
 
 Flint (A., jr.) In his Physiology, v. 1, 1866 .4326.06 
 
 Hasse («.) Diseases of the organs of respiration. 
 1846 4316.07 
 
 Loomis (A. L.) Lectures on diseases of the respira- 
 tory organs, heart and kidneys. 1875. . 4354.16 
 
 PMenkofer (M.) Apparatus for testing the results of respiration, 
 [/n Sm. report, 1864.] • ■ ■ 393 " 9 
 
 Reynolds (J. R.) System of med., v. 3, 1871 ; p. 421- 
 
 ggg 4olo.Ub 
 
 Contents : Mackenzie (M.) Diseases of the larynx. Jen- 
 ner {Sir W.) Emphysema of the lungs. Salter (H.) Asthma. 
 Bennett (J. H.) Phthisis pulmonalis. Beigel (H.) Can- 
 car of the lungs. Fox (W.) Pneumonia ;— Syphilitic affec- 
 tions ;— Brown induration. Bastian (H. C.) Cirrhosis of 
 the lung. Hewitt (G.) Apneumatosis. Roberts (F. T.) 
 Bronchitis. Anstie (F. E.) Pleurodynia ;— Pleurisy ;— 
 
 Hydrothorax ;— Pneumothorax. ,„.„-. 
 
 Ziemssen (H. von). Cycl. of med., v. 4, 1876. 4358.04 
 Contents : Fraenkel (B.) General diagnosis of diseases 
 of the nose, pharynx, and larynx. Ziemssen (H. Ton). 
 Antenna, hyperemia, hemorrhage, abnormal color, and 
 the catarrhal inflammations of the laryngeal mucous mem- 
 brane. Steiner (J.) Croup, Riegel (F.) Diseases of the 
 trachea and bronchi. 
 
 ,JS- See also Lungs (p. 761) ;— Consumption (p. 767) ;— 
 Larynx (p. 761) ;-Catarrh (p. 766) ;— Throat (p. 768). 
 
 130. Rheumatism. 
 
 Qarrod (A. B.) Rheumatoid arthritis ;— Rheumatism. [In Rey- 
 nolds. System of med., v. 1, 1870 ; p. 928-956.) . 4316.04 
 
 Mitchell {J. B.) New practice in acute and chronic rheumatism. 
 [In his Five essays. 1869.] 4323.08 
 
 131. Rickets. 
 
 Aitken (W.) Rickets. {In Reynolds. Syatem of med., y. 1, 
 1870 ; p. 806-847.] 4316.04 
 
 132. Sanitary Science. 
 
 Brooklyn. Board, of health. Keport, 1873-75—1875-76. 
 
 2v. . . 4353.21 
 
 Chambers's Papers for the people, v. 2, 1860 2616.01 
 
 Denton (J. B.) Sanitary engineering. 1876. . 3948.16 
 Great Britain. Commissioners for inquiring into the health 
 
 of large towns. lst-2d reports, 2 v. 1844. 4344.23 
 
 — Inspectors of factories. Beports, 1872. . .4344.22 
 
 — Nuisances removal and diseases prevention act, 
 
 18-19 Vic, with notes. 1855 5635.29 
 
 Guy ( W. A. ) Public health : hist, of the prevalent 
 
 and fatal diseases of the English population, to 
 
 the end of the 18th cent. 1870. . . . 4345/28 
 
 Harris (E.) Health laws and their administration. [In Amer. 
 
 soc. sci. aBsoc. Trans., no. 2, 1870.] 5811.01 
 
 Hospital transports. In 1862 4343.27 
 
 Mavother (E. D.) Lectures on the public health. 
 
 1867. 4345.29 
 
 Massachusetts. State board of health. lst-9th annual 
 
 report. 1870-78 4345.19 
 
 Principal contents : v.l. Sale of poisons. Slaughtering for 
 the Boston markets, etc. 2. Poisoning by lead-pipe. Tri- 
 china disease. Oharbon, or malignant vesicle. Causes of 
 typhoid fever. Homes for the poor, etc. 3. Arsenic in 
 certain green colors. Mill-dams and other water obstruc- 
 tions. Use and abuse of intoxicating drinks. Use and 
 abuse of opium. Sewing machines. Slaughtering and fat- 
 melting. Vegetable parasites. Small-pox, etc. 4. Sewer- 
 erage and drainage. Flavoring articles of food and drink. 
 Etood of the people. Homes of the poor, etc. 5. Preven- 
 tive medicine. Condition of certain rivers of Mass. The 
 Brighton abattoir. Health of the farmers of Mass. Po- 
 litical economy of health. Use of zinced or galvanized 
 iron for the storage and conveyance of drinking-water, etc. 
 6. Inebriate asylums. Value of health to the Btate. 
 Transportation of live stock. Our meat supply. The 
 Brighton abattoir. Cremation of burial, etc. 7. Pollu- 
 tion of rivers, water-supply, disposal of sewage. House 
 drainage. Impure ice, etc. 8. Sewerage, drainage, etc. 
 San. condition of Lynn. Registration of deaths and dis- 
 eases. The growth of children. Disease of the mind. 
 9. Drainage and health. Cottage hospitals. Dangers from 
 color-blindness. Filtration of potable water. Sanitation 
 of public schools. Scarlet fever. San, conditions of Cam- 
 bridge. Health of towns. 
 National assoc. for promotion of social science. Transactions, 
 
 1857-77. 21 v 6815.01 
 
 Note. — Each volume has a sanitary section. 
 National quarantine and sanitary convention. Proceed- 
 ings and debates of the 3d-ith convention, 1859- 
 60. 2 v 4345.15 
 
 New York (City of ). Metropolitan board of health. An- 
 nual report. 1866-69. 4 v 4346.23 
 
 — Board of health. lst-4th annual report, 1870-71— 
 
 1873-74. 4v 4347.15 
 
 Oiling (W.) Report on public hygiene. 1859 4304.02 
 
 Parkes (E. A.) Manual of practical hygiene. 4th ed. 
 
 1873 4348.05 
 
 Richardson (B. W.) National health. [In Good words, v. 17, 
 
 1876 ; 7 art.] 
 Sanderson (J. B.) Report on public hygiene. 1860. , . 4304.02 
 Sanitarian (The). A. N. Bell, editor, v. 1-5. 1873- 
 
 77 8187.01 
 
 Simon (J.) Filth-diseases and their prevention. 
 
 1876 4347.12 
 
 Stevenson (T.) Report on public health. 1869-70. . . .4304.09 
 Tarbotton (M. 0.) Sanitary legislation and science, 
 
 with special regard to sewage and water supply. 
 
 1872 4313.16 
 
 Woolsey IT.) Conference of boards of health. [In Amer. soc. 
 
 •ci. assoc. Trans., no. 6, 1874.] 6811.03 
 
 4®- See also Arts (Useful : Sewerage and drainage, p. 46 ; 
 
 Warming and ventilation, p. 48) ;— Quarantine (p. 765). 
 
 133. Scarlet Fever. 
 
 Gee (S. J.) In Reynolds. System of med., v. 1, 1870 ; p. 149- 
 
 172 j 4315.04 
 
 tO- See also Fevers (p. 768). 
 
 134. School Hygiene. 
 
 Lincoln (D. F.) and Carroll {A. L.) In Amer. soc. ici. assoc. 
 
 Trans., no. 7, 1874.] 6811.03 
 
 S3- See also Sanitary science (p. 766). 
 
 135. Sciatica. 
 
 Lawson(H.) Sciatica, lumbago, and braohialgia, and 
 their cure by hypodermic injection of morphia. 
 1872 4523.15 
 
 136. Scrofula. 
 
 Holmes (T.) System of surgery, v. 1, 1860 ; p. 336-360 [art. by W. 
 S. Savory) • 
 
 Birch.Hirschfield (— ). Scrofulosis and affections of the lymphatic 
 glands. [In Ziemssen (H. von). Cycl. of mod., v. 16, 
 1877.1 ......•••■■•••••• 4358.16 
 
 137. Scurvy. 
 
 Buzzard (T.) In Reynolds. System of med., T. 1, 1870 ; p. 729- 
 7g4. . 4315.04 
 
 Immermmn Iff.) Haimophilia, scurvy, and morbus maculosus. 
 [/nZiemssen'sCycl.ofmed., v. 17, 1878.] , . . .4358.17 
 
 138. Sea-sickness. 
 
 Alderson (Sir J.) On sea-sickness. 1872. . .4351.08 
 See also Westm. rev., v, 90, 1868 (p. 462-486). 
 
 139. Senses. 
 
 Bain (A.) Senses and intellect. 1868. . •8*21.09 
 Bernstein (J.) The five senses of man. 1876. 4323. U 
 De Vere (M. Scheie). The senses. [In Harper'* mag., v. 12 (6 
 articles).] on . . 
 
 Flint (A., jr.) Physiology ; special Benses. 1874. . . •»*■* 
 Fourier (C.) In his Passions of the human soul. v. 1, 1861 ; p. 
 
 logo 6430-" 
 
 Midler (J.)' Physiology of the'sens'es. 1848.4318 01 
 Senses .■ feeling and smell. Tr. from ' Aus der Natur.' [In Sm. 
 
 report, 1865 ; p. 249-290.] ,.»». 
 
 Same. Taste, hearing, and sight. [In Sm. report Whh , 
 
 D 127-194 1 dtMn.^i- 
 
 Smith (A.) Of the' external senses. [In his Essays, etc., 1796 ; 
 
 p. 266-332.1 . 5*10.** 
 
 Wilson (ft) Five gateways of knowledge. 3d ed 
 
 1861 4323.U 
 
 «3- See also Nervoui system (p. 7«8)i-Fhilosophy (Psy- 
 chology). 
 
 140. Sickness. 
 
 Martineau (H.) Life in the sick-room. Essays by an 
 
 invalid. 1844 «22.07 
 
 Same. 3ded. 1849 • » 22 „. u „f 
 
 S3- See also Nursing (p. 764) ;— Mental physiology (p. («>• 
 
 141. Skin. 
 
 Anderson (McC. ) On the treatment of diseases of the 
 skin. 1872 im.n 
 
 Hardy (A.) The dartrous diathesis, or eczema ana 
 its allied affections. 1866 4J4Aio 
 
 Hebra (F.) On diseases of the skin, including the ex- 
 anthemata, v. 1-2. 1866-68. . . • • 43W.1/ 
 
 Holmes (T.) System of surgery, v. 4, 186* ; p. 709-796 (art. . oy "• 
 Jenner, T. Hillier and T. Smith) *wi.v» 
 
 THE BROOKLYN .LIBRARY. 
 
MEDICINE : Skin to Stimulants and Narcotics. 
 
 767 
 
 EinitT.) Diseases of the skin. 1871. . .4328.13 
 Jeffries IB. J.) Diseases of the skin. 1871. .4328.12 
 Kelson {T.M.) Hints rel. to cutaneous complaints. 1814. In 6093.12 
 Liveing (B.) Notes on skin diseases. 1870. . 4328.15 
 Miaan(J.M) Diseases of the skin. Phila., 1866.4328.14 
 
 __Same. 2d ed. Dublin, 1866 4328.17 
 
 Nmmann{L) Text-book of skin diseases. 1871. 4328.18 
 'New Sydenham society. Atlas of portraits of skin 
 
 1 1 mpn soft •■•••■*•■• 
 
 Piffard{S.O.) Diseases of the skin. 1876. . 4328.19 
 Wilson (R) Lectures on dermatology. 1871.4328.16 
 
 142. Sleep. 
 
 Binns(R) Anatomy of sleep. 1845. . . . 4323.02 
 GropieW'.) Causation of sleep. 1872. . . . 4323.05 
 
 HaU(W. W.) Sleep. 1862 4323.01 
 
 Hammond (W. A.) Sleep and its derangements. 
 
 1869 4323.04 
 
 Mamish (B.) Philos. of sleep. 1835. . . . 5412.06 
 Maury (i. F. A.) Le sommeil et les reVes : etudes 
 
 psychologies. 3eed. 1865 3811.06 
 
 PhUip (A. P. Jr.) Inquiry into the nature of sleep. 
 
 1834 4323.03 
 
 DOT See also Chi. exam., v. 57, 1854 (Sleep by N. L. Froth- 
 
 ingham) ; Ed. rev., Apl., 1873 (Maury on Bleep and dreams) ; 
 
 Macmillan's mag., Apl., 1864 (Sleep and dreams) ; May, 
 
 1869 (Sleep, by F. E. S.) ; North Brit, rev., v. 48, 1868, p. 
 
 498-613 ; Old and new, Sept., Nov., 1873 (2 art , by E. E. 
 
 Hale) ; Winslow'a jour, of pay. med., v. 6, 18512 (Pathol, of 
 
 sleep) ; New Eng., v. 2, 1849 (Sleep and sleeplessness) ; v. 13, 
 
 1856 (Philos. of rest) ; Westm. rev., v, 81, 1864 (Physiol, of 
 
 sleep), 
 
 143. Small Pox 
 
 Curschmann (if.) In Ziomssen. Oycl. Of med., v. 2, 1876 ; p. 
 
 320-416.] 4368.02 
 
 Xarson (J. F.) In Reynolds. System of med., v. 1, 1870 ; p. 
 
 223-273.] 4315.04 
 
 Rhazes. Treatise on the small-pox and measles. 
 
 1848 4316.20 
 
 on (J. Y.) Proposal to stamp out small pox and 
 other contagious diseases. 1871. . . . 4355.26 
 JB3* Sec also Vaccination (p. 769). 
 
 144. Snuff-taking. 
 
 Murray (J. C.) Snuff-taking : its utility in preventing 
 bronchitis, consumption, etc. 1870. . . 4342.19 
 49* See alio Tobacco (p. 768). 
 
 145. Spectroscope. 
 
 Rosenburg (R.) Useof the S., in medicine. 1876. 4355.22 
 
 146. Spermatorrhea. 
 
 Des Landes (£.) Manhood, the causes of its premature 
 
 decline. 1845 4331.09 
 
 Kahn (L. J.) Nervous exhaustion. 1870. . 4331.25 
 
 MiUon(J.L.) On spermatorrhoea. 8th ed. 1871. 4321.26 
 
 Same. 9th ed. 1872. 4331.26 
 
 Ralph {J. R.) Seminalia. 1865 4331.26 
 
 *3" Sec also Reproductive organs (p. 766). 
 
 147. Spine and its Diseases. 
 
 BarweU (B.) On curvatures of the spine ; causes and 
 
 treatment. 3d ed. 1877 4348.16 
 
 Dean (J.) Gray substance of the medulla oblongata and the 
 
 trapezium. [In Smith, contrib., v. 16.] .... 3937.16 
 Hammond (W. A.) Spinal irritation. [In is Jour, of psy. med., 
 
 Apl., 1870 ; p. 225-264.] 
 Holmes (2',) System of surgery, v. 3, 1862 ; p. 831-875 (art. by A. 
 
 Shaw) 4337.03 
 
 Baiclige (0. B.) Diseases, etc. [In Reynolds. System of med., 
 
 V. 2, 1872 j p. 605-719.] 4315.06 
 
 laylor (0. F) Spinal irritation ; causes of back-ache 
 among American women. 1864. . . . 4324.28 
 
 Kan Der Kolk {J. L. 0. S.) On the minute structure 
 and functions of the spinal column and medulla 
 
 oblongata. 1859 4303.05 
 
 W See also Nervous system (p. 768) : — Gerebro -spinal 
 meningitis (p. 766). 
 
 148. Stimulants and Narcotics. 
 
 1. Miscellaneous Works. 
 Anstie (F. E.) Stimulants and narcotics : with special 
 researches on the action of alcohol, father, and 
 chloroform on the vital organism. 1865. 4334.25 
 
 Beard (G. M.) Stimulants and narcotics; medically 
 
 philos., and morally. 1871 4334 24 
 
 Cooke (M. G.) The seven sisters of sleep.' 1860 4334 27 
 
 Contents; Ancient narcotics. Tobacco (p. 19-113). Opium 
 
 (p. 114-211). Hemp, haschiscli, grenja, hubble-bubble 
 
 Sisi and pinang betel peppers, etc.. etc. Coca. Whitewash 
 
 and clay. Metals, solanaceoua plants. Fungi 
 
 Harley (J.) The old vegetable neurotics: hemlock, 
 
 opium, belladonna and henbane. 1869. 4334 36 
 
 Johnston (IT. F.) Chemistry of common life. v. 2. 4216 18 
 
 Ludlow (F. H.) Hasheesh-eater, [anon.] i857. 224 40 
 
 Richardson (B. W.) Narcotics. [In Diseases of modern life 1876 • 
 
 p - 1' 24 " 3 , 40 -] , \ 4332.15 
 
 See also N. A. rev., v. 95, 1862 ; p. 374-416 (Narcotics) • 
 Wmslow e jour, of psy. med., v. 4, 1861 (Influence of Btimu- 
 lants on the mind). 
 
 *9- Sec also Beverages (p. 766) ;— Food and diet (p. 768) : 
 and in the general alphabet, Coffee (p. 274) ;— Tea. 
 
 2. Alcohol, Wines, and Liquors. 
 Anstie (F. C.) Uses of wines in health and disease 
 
 „ .1870 4334.34 
 
 Bowditch (H. I.) Oorresp. concerning the use of liquors, tin 
 
 Mass. State board of health. 2d report, 1870.] . .4345.19 
 Ellis ( C. ) Origin, nature, and history of wine : its use 
 
 as a beverage lawful and needful to mankind. 
 
 1861 4334.38 
 
 Ftske (J.) Tobacco and alcohol. The coming man 
 
 will drink. 1869 4334.31 
 
 Hammond {W. A.) Effects of alcohol. [In Tribune pop. soi rrt 
 , 3- 1874.] V. 3908 01 
 
 Macnish (B.) Anatomy of drunkenness. 1835. 5412.06 
 
 Parton (J.) Smoking and drinking. 1868. . 4334.30 
 
 Note.— Reprinted from Atlantic monthly, v. 2, p. 189-207. 
 
 Richardson (B. W.) On alcohol : six Cantor lectures. 
 
 1876 4342.12 
 
 — Diseases of modern life, 1876 ; p. 11-272.] 4332.16 
 
 Sandford (TF.) A few remarks on the medicinal effects of wine 
 
 and spirits. 1799 4342.08 
 
 Slory (G. A.) Alcohol : its nature and effects. 
 
 1868 4334.33 
 
 Trotter ( T. ) Essay on drunkenness, and its effects on 
 
 the human body. 1813 4342. 10 
 
 Youmans (E.L.) Alcohol and the constitution of man. 
 
 1854 4342.09 
 
 See also Meliora, v. 4, 1861 (New discov. in the action of 
 alcohol) ; v. 4-5 (Is alcohol food or physic?); Littell, 1872, 
 v. 2, or Pop. sci. mo., June, 1872 (Phys. position of alcohol) ; 
 Westm. rev., v. 75, or Littell, 1861, v. 1 (What becomes ot it 
 in the living body) ; July 1, 1856 (Physiol, errors of teeto. 
 talism) ; controverted in N. A. rev., Apl., 1856; Fraser's 
 mag., v. 78, 1866 (Alcoholic controversy). 
 
 ,$y- See also Temperance and intemperance, in the gen- 
 eral alphabet. 
 
 3. Inebriate Asylums. 
 See Atl. monthly, v. 22, 1868 (by J. Parton) ; Macmillan, 
 Aug., 1870 ; June, 1872 (by D. Dalrymple) ; Mass. State 
 board of health. 6th report, 1875 {art. by H. I. Bowditch). 
 
 4. Inebriety. 
 
 Anstie (F.) Alcoholism. [In Reynolds. System of med., v. 2, 
 1872 ; p. 143-174.] 4316.05 
 
 Marcel (W.) Chronic intoxication. 1868. .43.34.32 
 See also Hammond's Jour, of psy. med., Apl., 1869 ; p. 923- 
 350 (Influence of methomania upon business and criminal 
 responsibility, by S. Rogers) ; 1869 ; p. 677-689 (Methoma- 
 nia, by J. O'Dea) ; Quar. rev., Oct., 1875 (Driuk ; the vioe 
 and the disease) ; Winslow's Jour, of psy. med., v. 13, 1860 
 (Intoxication as causing a type of disease) ; v. 11, 1858 (Iu- 
 temp. as a form of mental disorder ; Dipsomania) ; Med. 
 critic, v. 2, 1862 (Pathol, descrip. of intemperance). 
 
 5. Opium, Morphia, Laudanum, etc. 
 Advice to opium eaters, [anon.'] L.,1823. 16°. 4334.22 
 AwsilertJ.) Essay on opium, as a poison. With cure. 
 
 1763. . . . . 4352.25 
 
 Calkins (A.) Opium and the opium-appetite : with 
 
 notices of alcoholic beverages, cannabis indica, 
 
 tobacco and coca, and tea and coffee. 1871. 4334.37 
 
 Day(H.) The opium habit. 1868 4334.35 
 
 De Quincey {T.) Confessions of an English opium 
 
 eater. 1862 2523.17 
 
 Same. 1853 2522.20 
 
 Coleridge and opium eating, etc. 1863 2623.27 
 
 _ — Same. [Inhis Narr. papers, v. ■>, 1853 • p. 117-161.] 2622 16}*; 
 Oliver (F E ) Use and abuse of opium, [m Mass. Stale board 
 
 of health. 3d report, 1871 ; p. 161-177.] ..... 4345.19 
 Young (O.) Treatise on opium ; practical observations. 
 
 1753 4334.21 
 
 See also Blackw. mag., v. 80, 1856 (Recent confession of an 
 
 opium eater) ; Dec, 1878 (The opium eater) ; Winslow s 
 
 jour of psy. med., v. 7, 1854 ; p. 240-252 (Psychol, of opi- 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Orders," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
768 
 
 MEDICINE : Stimulants and Narcotics to Typhoid Fever. 
 
 um, by J. B. Harrison) ; Atlantic mo., June, 1874 (Mor- 
 phine ; personal experience, by J. C. Layard) ; Pop. sci. 
 mo., Mch,, 1878 (Opium and its antidote, by C. Richet). 
 
 6. Tobacco and Smoking. 
 
 Arm-Chair in the smoking-room 2512.26 
 
 Bigelow [J.) Hist, and use of tobacco. [In his Nature in disease, 
 
 1854 ; p. 323-336.] 4321.05 
 
 Brodie {Sir B. C.) Use and abuse of tobacco. [In his Works, v. 1, 
 
 1865.] 4316.08 
 
 Clarice (A.) Dissert, on the use and abuse of tobacco. [In his De- 
 tached pieces, v. 2, 1844.] 3531.11 
 
 Fiske(J.) Tobacco. It does pay to smoke. 1869. 4334.31 
 Griscom {J. H. ) Use of tobacco, and the evils result- 
 ing therefrom. 1868 4334.29 
 
 Higginson (T. W.) A new counter blast. [Inhis Out-door papers, 
 
 \863 ; p. 177-199.] 2532.02 
 
 Note. — Eepr. from Atl. mo., v., 8, 1861. 
 James i. [king of England). Counter blast to tobacco. 
 
 1843. 4334.28 
 
 Same. Ed. by E. Arber. 1869. . . .5011.08 
 
 King (Dan). Tobacco ; what it is and what it does. 
 
 1861 4342.20 
 
 lAzars (J.) Use and abuse of tobacco. 1859. 4334.27 
 Farion(J.) Smoking and drinking. 1868. .4334.30 
 
 Note.— Repr. from Atl. mo., v. 21, 1868. 
 Richardson (B. W.) In his Diseases of modern life, 1876 ; p. 273- 
 
 323 4332.15 
 
 Shew (J.) Tobacco: its effects, etc. 1850. . 4342.21 
 See also Atl. mo., v. 6, 1860 ; p. 187-202 (by D W. Cheever); 
 Blackw. mag., v. 79, 1856 (Drinking and smoking) ; Pop. 
 sci. monthly, v. 2, 1872 (Physiological position of tobacco, 
 by W. E. A. Axon) ; N. A. rev., v. 108, 1869 (Sanitary and 
 physiological relations of tobacco, by W. A. Hammond) ; 
 Meliora, v. 3, 1860 (Tobacco). 
 £9" See also Tobacco, in the general alphabet. 
 
 149. Stomach (Diseases of the). 
 
 Brinton ( W. ) Lectures on diseases of the stomach. 
 
 1864 4324.15 
 
 Chambers (T. K.) The indigestions. 3d Amer. ed. 
 
 1870 4324.09 
 
 Eyre (Sir J.) The stomach and its difficulties. 6th 
 
 ed. 1869 4324.07 
 
 Fox (W.) Diseases, etc. [In Reynolds. System of med., v. 2 
 
 1872 ; p. 805-993.] 4315.05 
 
 Oarrell ( C. B.) Irritative dyspepsia, and consumption. 
 
 1868 4324.25 
 
 HaU(W. W.) Dyspepsia, etc. 1877. . . .4322.30 
 Higginson (f. W.) Dyspepsia. [In his Out-door papers, 1873 • 
 
 p. 53-77.] 2532.02 
 
 Leube [W. O.) Diseases of the stomach and intestines. [In 
 
 Ziemssen. Cycl. of med., v. 7, 1876.] 4358.07 
 
 Lewis (D.) Talks about people's stomachs. 1870. 4324.10 
 
 Trail (R. T.) Digestion and dyspepsia. 1873. 4321.24 
 
 See also Blackwood's mag., v. 90, 1861 (On the cure of 
 
 dyspepsia ; 2 art.) 
 S&- See also Digestion (p. 757) ;— Dyspepsia (p. 767) : 
 
 Food and diet (p. 758). 
 
 150. Stone and Gravel. 
 
 Holmes (T.) System of surgery, v. 4, 1864, p. 424-477 (Surgery by 
 A. Poland and 0. HawkinB) 4337.04 
 
 Thompson (Sir H. ) Practical lithotomy and lithotritv 
 1871 . . 4337.19 
 
 A®- See also Kidneys and urinary organs {p. 761), 
 151. Sunstroke. 
 
 Maclean (W. C.) In Reynolds. System of med., v. 2, 1872 ; p. 
 123-112.] ( 4315 05 
 
 Wood (H. C., jr.) Thermic fever, or sun stroke. 
 1872 4344.14 
 
 152. Superstitions and Errors. 
 Harrison (J. B.) Popular med. errors. 1851. 4321.12 
 Pettigrew (T. J.) On superstitions connected with 
 
 medicine and surgery. 1846 4313.03 
 
 J89- See also Quackery (p. 766). 
 
 153. Surgery. 
 
 Billroth (T.) General surgical pathology and thera- 
 
 peutics. 1871 4326.19 
 
 Bryant (T.) Practice of surgery. 1872. . .4351.18 
 Clark (F.L.) Outlines of surgery. 1872. . .4336.15 
 Erichsen(J.E) Science and art of S. 2 v. 1872. 4336 13 
 Esmarch (Fr.) On the use of cold in S. 1861.4302 02 
 Francis (S. W.) Report of V. Mott's surg. cliniques 
 in Univ. of New York, 1859-60. . . . 4326 20 
 
 Gross (S. D.) System of S. 5th ed. 2 v. 1872. 4338.21 
 Hamilton (F. H. ) Principles and practice of surgery 
 
 2d ed. 1873 4336.18 
 
 Holmes ( T. ) System of surgery, in treatises by vari. 
 
 ous authors. 4 v. 1860-64. ..... 4337.01 
 
 Abdomen, v. 2. 
 Abscess, v. 1. [v. 3. 
 Absorbent system, 
 Air passages, v. 3. 
 Aliment, canal, v. 4. 
 Amputation, v. 3. 
 Anaesthetics, v. 3. 
 Aneurism, v. 3. 
 Apnoaa, v. 4. 
 Arteries, v. 3. 
 Back, v. 2. 
 Bones, v. 3. . 
 Bones and joints, v.3. 
 Breast, v. 4. [v. 1. 
 Burns and scalds, 
 Cancer, v. 1. 
 Chest, v. 2. 
 Childhood, v. 4. 
 Collapse, v. 1. 
 Contusions, v. 1. 
 Croup, v. 4. [v. 1. 
 Delirium tremens, 
 Diphtheria, v. 4. 
 Dislocations, v. 1 
 Ear, v. 3. 
 Erysipelas, V. 1, 
 Eye, v. 2. 
 
 Hulke (J. W.) 
 
 Contents. 
 Extremity (Upper 
 
 and lower), v. 2. 
 Face, v. 2. - 
 Fever (Surgical), v. 4. 
 Fractures, v. 1. 
 Gangrene, v. 1. 
 Generation, v. 4. 
 Gonorrhoaa, v. 4. 
 Head, v. 2. 
 Hernia, v. 4. 
 Hospitals, v. 4. 
 Hysteria, v. 1. 
 Inflammation, v. 1. 
 Instruments, v. 4. 
 Joints, v. 3. 
 Laryngoscope, v. 3. 
 Lightning, v. 1. 
 Lithotrity, v. 4. 
 Lithotomy, v. 4. 
 Minor 6urgery,v. 3. 
 Mouth, v. 4. [v.. 3. 
 Muscular system, 
 Orthopasdio surgery, 
 
 v. 3. 
 Neck, v. 2. 
 Nerves, v. 3. 
 1 Nose, T. 3. 
 
 Parasites, v. 4. 
 Pelvis, v. 2. 
 Plastic surgery, v. 3. 
 Poisons(Animal),v.ll 
 Poisonous insects 
 aud riptiles, y. 4. 
 Pyfflmia, v. 1. 
 Rectum, v. 4. 
 Scrofula, v. 1. 
 Sinus and fistula, v.l 
 Skin, v. 4. 
 Spine, y. 3. [v. 4. 
 Surgical diagnosis, 
 SyphiliB, v. 1. 
 Teeth, y. 4. 
 Tetanus, v. 1. 
 Thyroid gland, v. 4. 
 Tongue, v. 3. 
 Tumois, v. 1. 
 Ulcers, v. 1. 
 Urinary organs, v. 4. 
 Veins, v. 3. 
 Women, v. 4. 
 Wounds, v. 1. [v. 2. 
 Wounds (Gun-shot), 
 Wounds of vessels, 
 t. 1. 
 
 Eeport on surgery. 1859-61. . 4304.02 
 Medico- Chirurgical transactions. General index to v. 
 
 1-53. 1871 4345.03 
 
 Ottley (2>.) Observations on surgical diseases of the 
 
 head and neck. 1848 4316.18 
 
 Sims (J. M.) Silver sutures in surgery. 1858. 4337.05 
 
 Tay(W.) Eeport on surgery. 1869-70 4304.09 
 
 United States. Army medical museum. Catalogue of 
 the surgical section. By A. A. Woodhull. 
 
 1866 4338.01 
 
 — Surgeon general's office. Circular, no. 2-3, 6, 7. 2 v. 
 
 1865-u8 4338.04 
 
 2. Excisions of the head of the femur for gunshot injury. 
 [4338.04], 3. Report of surgical cases treated in the army 
 of the U.S., 1865-71. 1871 [4338.08]. 6. Materials available for 
 a medical and surgical history of the rebellion [4338.05]. 
 7. Report on amputations at the hip-joint in military sur- 
 gery [4338.04]. 
 Windsor (T.) Report on surgery. 1862-64. 3 v. . . 4304.04 
 «B* See also Military medicine (p. 763). 
 
 Teeth. See Dentistry (p. 767). 
 
 Therapeutics. See Materia mediea and therapeutics (p. 762). 
 
 154. Thermometry. 
 
 Sequin (E.) Family thermometry. 1873. . 4323.09 
 
 Wunderlich (G. A.) On the temperature in diseases : 
 
 medical thermometry. 1871 4303.06 
 
 155. Throat : Pharynx, CEsophagus, Trachea, 
 Larynx, and Dares. 
 
 Cohen (J. S.) Diseases of the throat. 1872. .4342.25 
 Steffen {A.) Spasm of the glottis. [In Ziemssen. Cycl. of med., 
 
 v. 7, 1376.] 
 
 4358.07 
 
 «®- .See also Larynx (p. 761) ;— Respiratory organs (p . 766) ; 
 Diphtheria (p. 7S7). 
 
 Tobacco. See Stimulants and Narootics (p. 768). 
 
 156. Tongue. 
 
 Clarke (W. F.) Diseases of the tongue. 1873 4356.18 
 
 Holmes (T.) System of surgery, y. 3, 1862 ; p. 897-916. . 4337.03 
 
 Toxicology. Sec Poisons (p. 766). 
 
 157. Tumors. 
 
 Bright (J.M.) Clinical memoirs on abdominal tumors 
 and intumescence. 1860 4302.08 
 
 Holmes (37.) System of surgery, v. 1, 1860 : p. 462-607 (art. by J. 
 Paget) .......... 4337.01 
 
 158. Typhoid Fever. 
 
 Harley(J.) Typhoid fever. [In Reynolds. System of med., v. 
 
 1, 1870 ; p. 346-424.] 4315.04 
 
 Lebert{H.) Relapsing foyer and bilious typhoid. [In Ziemssen, v. 1.] 
 Liebermeister [K.) Typhoid fever. [In Ziemssen (H. yon). Cycl. 
 
 of med., v. 1, 1874 ; p. 1-233.] 4358 01 
 
 Massachusetts. State board of health. 2d report, 1870. . .4345.19 
 
 BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
MEDICINE : Typhus Fever to Zymotic Diseases. 
 
 769 
 
 159. Typhus Fever. 
 
 ^-I'SoT^-^T [ 7nK r ynolds -. Systemot A 
 
 UW V, iK 9 3o 6 Sr aemSS8n <H " V -° D;) ° y - 1 ' *«"■» 
 
 Urinary organs, etc. See Kidneys (p. 761). 
 160. Vaccination. 
 *. ,— iv 7>\ Public vaccination. [In Araer. soc. sci. assoc. 
 
 ' Tiis.no. 6. W13.J 6811.03 
 
 tkatonlZC.) Hand-book of V. 1868. . .4314.03 
 _ Vaccination. [In Reynolds. System of rned., v. 1, 1870 ; p. 
 
 27 4 .312.] 4316.04 
 
 Iff- See also Small-pox (p. 767). 
 
 161. Vegetarianism. 
 
 AkotKW.A.) Vegetable diet. 1853. . . .4324.04 
 Newton (J. F.) Return to nature. 1822. [In Pamphleteer, v. 19, 
 i.rt . 3 ai-t ] 5058.20 
 
 Plutarch' Of eating of flesh, [/re Ais Morals, v. 6, p. 3-16. 6435.30 
 p^hm-v On abstinence from animal food. [In his Select 
 F °' yhy Zte, 1823: p. 1-170.] . ... . • • ... • -M16.26 
 
 RrhUckevsou ( G. 1 Fruit and bread ; a scientific diet. 
 Tr by M. *.. Holbrook. 1877 4352.16 
 
 See oho Fraser's mag.. Feb., 1875 (Vegetarianism, by F. 
 W Newman) ; July 1876 (Autobiogr. of a vegetarian, by 
 0. O. G. Napier) ; Westni. rev., Oct., 1874 (Best food for 
 niau, by N. Kiugsford). 
 
 43- See also works on Food and diet (p. 758). 
 
 162. Venereal Diseases. 
 
 Bivmler (C.) Syphilis. [In Ziemssen (H. von). Cycl., v. 3, 
 1875 ; p. 3-309.J 4358.03 
 
 Bwnslead (F. J.) Pathology and treatment of vene- 
 real diseases. 3ded. 1870 4343.12 
 
 Diday (P.) Treatise on syphilis in new-born children 
 and infants at the Breast. 1859. . . .4302.01 
 
 Bolmts iT.) System of surgery, v. 1, 1860 ; p. 375-461 tart, by 
 H. Lee) 4337.01 
 
 Huidtinson [J.) Constitutional Byphilis. [In Reynolds. System 
 of med., v. 1,1870; p. 729-761.] 4315.04 
 
 Lancereaux \,E.) Treatise on syphilis. 2 v. 1868. 4302.21 
 
 Morgan (J. ) Practical lessons on contagious diseases ; 
 syphilitic, etc. 1V72 4343.11 
 
 Ricord (P.) Traite" pratique des maladies ve'ne"riennes. 
 1838 4351.01 
 
 Von Buren (W. H.), and Keyes (E L.) Surgical dis- 
 eases of the genito-urinary organs, including 
 
 Byphilis. 1874 4335.13 
 
 SS" See also Reproductive organs (p. 765). 
 
 163. Vivisection. 
 
 Mheiington (0. F.) Vivisection investigated and vin- 
 dicated. 1842 4336.25 
 
 See also Contem. rev., April, 1875 (Vivisection, by Sir T. 
 Watson) ; Oct., 1876 (The vivisection act, by Robert Lowe) ; 
 Feb.. 1877 (Mr. Lowe and the vivisection act, by F. P. 
 Oobbe) ; Cornhill mag., Apr., 1876 (Thoughts of an out- 
 aider : ethics of vivisection) ; Fortn. rev., May, 1374 (Field 
 sports and vivisection, by E. A. Freeman) ; March, 1875 
 (Vivisection, by R. CoDgreve and J. H. Bridges) ; May, 
 1876 (Cruelty to animals, by prof. Jevons) ; July 1876 (Har- 
 vey and vivisection, by J. H. Bridges) ; Fraser's mag., 
 April, ,875 (by George Hoggan) ; Macm. mag., Feb., 1874 
 (Vivisection, by M. Foster) ; Pop. sci. rev., Oct., 1876 (The 
 vivisection clamour, by H. Lawson) ; St. James's mag., 
 May, 1877 (Plea for its suppression). 
 
 164. Voice and Speech. 
 
 Dmnl ((?.) Hygiene of the voice : its physiology 
 and anatomy. 1870 6333.27 
 
 Bunt (J.) Philosophy of the voice. 1859. .6333.25 
 
 — Stammering and stuttering, their nature and treat- 
 ment. 1865 6333.26 
 
 KussmoM {A.) Disturbances of speech. [In Ziemssen (H. von). 
 Cycl., v. 14, 1877 ; p. 581-875.] 4358.14 
 
 IMer {F.) Vocal sounds of Laura Bridgman. [In Sm. contrib., 
 V 21 3937 02 
 
 Rush (J.) Philosophy of the voice. 1859.' '.6333.24 
 «S- See also Elocution (p. 442);— Deaf and dumb (p. 408). 
 
 Water-cure. See Hydropathy (p. 760). 
 165. Whooping Cough. 
 Smith {E.) Hooping cough. [In Reynolds. System of med., v. 1, 
 
 1870 ; p. 52-61.] 4315.04 
 
 Steffcn (A.) Whooping cough. [In Ziemssen (H. von). Cycl., 
 v. 6, 1876 ; p. 675-730.] 4368.06 
 
 166. Women. 
 
 Mian ( W.) Specimen medicum inaug., de pracipuis 
 foeminarum senescentium morbis. 1739. 4338.03 
 
 AtthUl (L.) Clinical lectures on diseases peculiar to 
 women. 1872 4331.28 
 
 Barker (F.) Puerperal diseases. 3d ed. 1876. 4335.32 
 
 Bedford (G. S.) Clinical lectures on diseases of 
 women and children. 8th ed. 1868. .4335.33 
 
 Bernuiz (G.), and QoupU (E) Clinical memoirs on the 
 diseases of women. 2 v. 1864. . . . 4302.05 
 
 Chavasse (P. H. ) Counsel to a mother : continuation 
 and completion of "Advice to a mother." 
 1871 4331.22 
 
 — Advice to a mother. 1869 4331.11 
 
 (jhurchill (K, ed.) Essays on puerperal fever and dis- 
 eases incident to women. 1»4H. . . . 4310.02 
 
 Clarke (E. H.) Sex in education. 1873. . .5514.27 
 Note. — For replies, see Sex and education [5514.29] ; Ed- 
 ucation of girls [6614.28]; Duffy's No sex [5514.30]. 
 
 Donkersley (B.) Facts about wives and mothers. 
 1869 4331.33 
 
 Duffey (Mrs. E. B.) What women should know : a 
 woman's book. 1873 3431.29 
 
 Gardner (A. K.) Causes and curative treatment of 
 sterility 4331.02 
 
 Gooch (B.) Some of the most important diseases 
 peculiar to women. 1859 4302. 15 
 
 Hewitt (G.) Pathology, diagnosis, and treatment of 
 the diseases of woman. 1872 4335.21 
 
 Holmes {T .) System of surgery, v. 1, 1864; p. 653-695 (DiseaRea 
 of the breast, by J. Birkett) 4337.04 
 
 Same. v. 4, 1864 ; p. 491-538 (Surgical diseases of women, 
 
 by J. Hutchinson) 4337.04 
 
 Hunter ( W. ) Anatomy of the human gravid uterus. 
 1851 4316.25 
 
 Jackson (J. C.) American womanhood : its peculiari- 
 ties and necessities. 1870 4331.19 
 
 Jacobi (M. P.) Question of rest for women during 
 menstruation. 1877 4335.30 
 
 Napheys (G. H.) Physical life of woman : advice to 
 tne maiden, wife and mother. 1870. . 4331.14 
 
 Schroeder (G.) Diseases of the female sexual organs. 
 [Ziemssen (H. von). Cycl., v. 10, 1875.] 435M.10 
 
 Simpson (Sir J. Y.) Clinical lectures on the diseases 
 of women. 1872 
 
 ^lorer tH. M.) Causation, course, and treatment of 
 reflex insanity in women. 1871. . . . 4331.21 
 
 Taylor (G. H.) Diseases of women : their causes, pre- 
 vention, and cure. 1871 4331.24 
 
 Thomas (T. G.) Practical treatise on the diseases of 
 women. 3d ed. enl. 1872 4335.28 
 
 Trall(R.T.) Mother's hygienic handbook. 1874. 4331.31 
 
 Verdi (T. S.) Maternity: a popular treatise for 
 
 young wives and mothers. 1870. . . . 4331.18 
 
 See also Contemp. rev., Jan., 1878, (The little health of 
 
 ladies, by F. P. Cobbe). 
 
 ,69- See also Midwifery (p. 762) ;— Children (p. 766) ; 
 Marriage (p. 761), and, in the general alphabet. Women. 
 
 167. Wounds and Contusions. 
 
 Holmes IT.) System of surgery, v. 1, 1860 ; p. 670-617 (Wounds 
 and contusions by J. Paget) ;— p. 650-704 (Wounds of ves- 
 sels, by C. H. Moore) ;— v. 2, 1861 ; p. 1-95 (Gun-shot 
 
 wounds, by T. Longmore) 4337.01 
 
 OS- See also Surgery (p. 768) ;— Military med. (p. 763). 
 
 168. Yellow Fever. 
 
 Armstronq (G. D.) Summer of the pestilence: Yel- 
 low lever in Norfolk, Va., 1855. . . .4344.17 
 
 Haenisch IF.) Yellow lever. [In Ziemssen (H. von.) Cycl. of 
 med., V. 1, 1874 ; p. 488-613.] 4358.01 
 
 Macdonald {J. D.) Yellow fever. (In Reynolds. System of med., 
 v. 1, 1870 ; p. 475-497.] . . . . . . ... .. 4316.04 
 
 United States. Surqeon general s office. Report on yel- 
 low fever in the army, during 1867. . .4338.04 
 S&- See also Fevers (p. 768). 
 
 169. Zymotic Diseases. 
 
 Boss (J.) The graft theory of disease, being an ap- 
 plication of Mr. Darwin's hypothesis of pangene- 
 sis to zymotic diseases. 1872 4.S27.14 
 
 See also Nineteenth century, v. 1, 1877 (The abolition of 
 zymotic disease, by Sir T. Watson). 
 
 K3- See also Fevers (p. 758) ;-Cronp (p. 757) ^-Digestive 
 organs (p. 757) ; Diphtheria (p. 757) ;-Erysipelas (p. 768) j- 
 Oerebro spinal meningitis (p. 756) ;-Cholera (p. 7o6) ;- 
 Scarlet fever (p. 766) ;-SmaU-pox (p. 767) ^-Whooping 
 cough (p. 768) ;— Typhoid fever (p. 768) ;— Typhus fever 
 (p. 768) ;— Yellow fever (p, 769). 
 
 97 In asking for books, use the '< Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE. »nd the NUMBER. 
 
770 
 
 MEDICO - MEMORY 
 
 Medico-chirurgical transactions. General index to 
 
 v. 1-53. London, 1871. 8° 4345.03 
 
 Medico-legal society of New York. Papers. First 
 series. Bevised ed. N. Y., 1874. 8°. . 4355.07 
 Note. — For contents see Medicine (p. 762). 
 Medina Pomar (de). The honeymoon. Remem- 
 brance of a bridal tour through Scotland. 2 v. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1874. 8° 235.71 
 
 Medinah. See Burton (R. F.) Pilgrimage, etc. 1856. . 1053.10 
 
 Meditations. See Descartes (E.) 1867 5112.21 
 
 Meditations. See Hervey (James) 3557 19 
 
 Meditations on death and eternity. SeeZschokke(J.H.D.) 3625.24 
 Meditations on life, etc. See Zschokke (J. H. D.) . . . 3625.25 
 Mediterranean. See (under Countries) Mediterranean (p. 343), 
 
 also names of its islands and adjacent countries. 
 Medley of notables. London, [1870.] 16°. .3261.06 
 Medulla oblongata. See Medicine {Nervous system, p. 763). 
 Medusa?. See Natural history (Medusce). 
 Medwin (Thomas). Conversations of Byron, 1821 
 and 1822. New ed. London, 1824. 8°. 3027.05 
 Meech (L. W.) Relative intensity of heat and light of the sun 
 in different latitudes. [In Sm. contrib., v. 9, 1857 ; and in 
 
 Sm. report, 1856.J 3937.09 ; 3936.11 
 
 Meehan (C. H. W. ) Law and practice of euchre. 
 
 By a professor, [anon.'] Phil., 1862. 18°. 4611.27 
 
 Meehan (Rev. 0. P.) Pate and fortunes of Hugh 
 
 O'Neill, earl of Tyrone, and Rory O'Donel, earl 
 
 of Tyrconnel ; their flight from Ireland, etc. 
 
 Dublin, 1868. 8° 492.14 
 
 Meek (Alex. Beaufort). Romantic passages in South- 
 western history ; including orations, sketches, 
 and essays. 2d ed. Mobile, 1857. 12°. 591.17 
 Meek (F. B.) Invertebrate cretaceous and tertiary fossils of the 
 upper Missouri country. [In U. S. Geol. survey of the ter- 
 ritories, (Hayden,) v. 9.] 1126.21 
 
 — Palaeontology. [In U. S. Engineer dept. Professional papers. 
 
 No. 18. Geol. explor. of the 40th parallel. Clarence King, 
 geologiflt-in-charge. v. 4, pt. 1, 1877.] 1116.12 
 
 — and Hayden (F. V.) Palaeontology of the upper Missouri. 
 
 Pt. 1. Invertebrates. [In Sm. contrib., v. 14, 1865.] 3937 14 
 Meeker (N. O. ) Life in the "West, or stories of the 
 
 Miss, valley. New York, 1868. 12°. . . 1124.02 
 Meerman (Geraard van). Origines typographical 
 
 2 v. Hagae Comitum, 1765. 4°. ... 2706. 10 
 Meet for heaven. By the author of 'Heaven our 
 
 home.' Boston, 1864. 16° 3575.01 
 
 Meeter (E.) Holland : its institutions, press, kings, 
 
 and prisons. London, 1857. 8°. . . . 964. 23 
 Meeting of gallants at an ordinaire ; or, the walkes in Powles. 
 
 Ed. by J. O. Halliwell. London, 1841. 16°. [In Percy bo- 
 
 . ci0 S' v ' 5 '1 ' . 6060.06 
 
 Meeting the sun : round the world. See Simpson (W.) 1874. 1046.08 
 
 Meetings and greetings. See Tegg (Win.) 6427.23 
 
 Megha Duta ; or cloud messenger. See Kalidasa. 
 
 Meigs (Return Jonathan). Journal of exped. against Quebec 
 
 1776. [In Mass. hist. soc. Col., 2d s., v. 2,.1814.] . 661.12 
 
 — Campbell (J. W.) In his Biogr. sketches 3246.16 
 
 Meikle (A. ) Window gardening for town and coun- 
 
 try. London, [n. d.] 18° 6132.08 
 
 Meineke (Johann Albrecht Friedrich August). Pcet- 
 
 arum comicorum Grascorum fragmenta. Recog 
 
 etLat.tr. F. H.Bothe. P., Didot, 1855. 8°. 7767.01 
 Meinwork, (bp. of Paderborn). See article in Fraser, Jan. 1875 
 
 by S. Baring-Gould. ' 
 
 Meister Karl's sketch-book. See Leland (0. G.) 1872. 2535 07 
 Mejan (Maurice). Recueil des causes celebres 2e 
 
 ed. 21 v. Paris, 1808-14. 12°. . . . 6641 01 
 Melancholy. 
 
 — Burton (R.) Anatomy of melancholy. 1852. 2517.19 
 
 — Melancholy anatomized ; founded on Burton, tano'n ~\ 
 
 Boston, 1866. 16° 2515.10 
 
 US' See also Medicine (Insanity, p. 760). 
 Melancthon (Philipp). See Biography (p. 176) ; also Fraser's 
 
 mag., Dec, 1876 (Melancthon, 6y J. Hutchinson). 
 Melbourne. See Countries (Victoria, p. 391). 
 Meldrum (Squyer). See Lyndesay (Sir David). Works, v 3 
 
 1865 7 gjg j ' 
 
 Mele -ru? anUm {Mme -' wi f e °f R ii>rizli-Mehemet-Pasha). 
 
 Thirty years in the harem ; or autobiographv 
 
 New York, 1872. 12° % v %j §{ 
 
 Melia (Pius). Hints on the origin of man and his 
 
 intellectual faculties. L., 1872. 12°. 4713 08 
 Mehndathecaboceer.orsportinAshautl: a tale. ' See Skertchly 
 
 (J. A.) 1092 24 
 
 Meline ( Col James F. ) Mary queen of Scots and her 
 latest English historian [J. A. Froudel. New 
 lork, 1872. 8°. 3121 2 5 
 
 — Two thousand miles on horseback :' Santa Fe and 
 
 back ; summer tour through Kansas, Nebraska, 
 
 Colorado and New Mexico, in 1866. New YorV 
 1867. 12°. 1114 r £| 
 
 Meliora : a quarterly journal of social science v 1 
 12. London, 1859-69. 8° 8135.18 
 
 Melish (John). Map of Illinois, [n. p.] igjg 
 folded S° U23.22 
 
 Mellor (E. ) Priesthood in the light of the New Tes 
 tament. N. Y., [London,] 1876. 8°. [Congrega- 
 tional union lectures, 1876.] .... 353804 
 
 Melmoth (Wm.) Fitzosborne's letters. London 
 1776. 8° 2535.26 
 
 — translator. See Cicero. Letters; — Pliny. 
 Melsa abbey. See Meaux abbey. 
 
 Melusina. See Simrock (K.) Deutschen Volksbilcher, v. 6. 
 
 1847 7126 26 
 
 Melusine. See Jean d'Arras. Romans of Partenay. . ] 7913 05 
 Melvil (Sir James). Memoirs, under the reigns of 
 
 queen Elizabeth, Mary, queen of Scots, and king 
 
 James. 3d ed. Glasgow, 1751. 12°. . . 3121 28 
 Melvill (Henry, D.D.) Sermons. 2 v. New York 
 
 1856. 8°. 3 575 .n4 
 
 Melville (George John Whyte). Bpnes and I ; or 
 
 the skeleton at home. 3d ed. L.,1871. 16°. 231.84 
 SSf For his novels see Fiction class-list (p. 604). 
 Melville (Herman). Battle-pieces and aspects of the 
 
 war. [Poems.] New York, 1866. 12°. . 1672.11 
 4S- For his novels see Fiction class-list (p. 504). 
 Memea (JohnS.) Memoirs of Canova. Edinburgh 
 
 1825. 8° 303301 
 
 — Life of Wm. Cowper. [In Waldie library, v. 6.] . .607819 
 
 — Memoirs of empress Josephine. New York, 1852 
 
 „ 8 °. • • 3094.09 
 
 Memmmger (Robert Withers). Present issues. Phil- 
 adelphia, 1853. 12° 3575.20 
 
 Contents : The church. Sacerdotalism. Christianity and 
 aesthetics. The pulpit. Universalism and Calvinism. 
 Civilization and devil worship. 
 
 — What is religion ? a protest against The spirit of 
 
 the age : plea for the spiritual. Philadelphia, 
 
 1872. 12° sfojS 
 
 Memnon. 
 
 — Letronne (J. A.) Inscriptions grecques et latines du Colosse 
 
 de M. [In Royal soc. of lit., v. 2, 1832 ; p. 1-76.1 . 6068 02 
 
 — Fhilol. museum, v. 2, 1833 ; p. 146-185 6414 21 
 
 See alio Quart, rev., v. 138, 1875 (Statue of Memnon, by 
 
 J. A. Letronne). 
 Memoir of a brother. See Hughes (Thomas). 1878. . .3083.29 
 Memoires d'une femme de qualite sur Louis xvrn. 4 v. See 
 
 Lamofhe-Langon (B. L.) 311106 
 
 Memoires de M. de ***. 1648-90. [In Petitot. Mem., 2 ser.. 
 
 v. 68-69.] 503.36 
 
 Memoirs. 4W For memoirs of persons see Biography (p. 116- 
 
 215). For the memoirs of learned societies see the name of 
 
 the society. 
 
 Memoirs of a cavalier. See De Foe (Daniel) 
 
 Memoirs of a Huguenot family. See Maury (Ann). 1872. 3056.27 
 Memoirs of a maitre d'armes. See Dumas (A.) 1857. . 5075.27 
 Memoirs of a Maryland volunteer. See Kenly (J. B.) . . 586.27 
 Memoirs of a New England village choir. See Oilman (Samuel). 
 
 Contrib. to lit., 1856 2526.14 
 
 Memoirs of a professional lady nurse. See Stannard (M.) 
 
 1873 3i 6t .29 
 
 Memoirs of a traveller. See Dutens (L.) 6 v 3053.09 
 
 Memoirs of an American lady [Mrs. Schuyler]. See Grant (Mrs. 
 
 Anne) 3067.11 
 
 Memoirs of celebrated characters, SeeLamartine (A. de). 3264.18 
 Memoirs of eminent Englishwomen. See Oostello (L. S.) . 3266.14 
 Memoirs of secret societies of the south of Italy, par- 
 ticularly the Carbonari. L., 1821. 8°. . 5837.01 
 
 Memorable women. See Orosland (N.) 3261.19 
 
 Memoranda of experiences of a Universalis! preacher. See 
 
 Rogers (G.) 1845 3153 2T 
 
 Memorials of a century. See Jennings (I.) 691.28 
 
 Memorials of the sea. See Scoresby (Wm.) 1851. . . .3156.26 
 Memorials of TheopuilUB Triual. See Lynch (T. T.) 1869.2536.27 
 Memories of fifty years. See Sparks (W. H.) 1870. . .3164.26 
 Memories of French palaces. See OhalUce A. E.) 1871. 623.17 
 Memories of many men. See Field (M. B.) 1874.' . . 3266.06 
 
 Memories of Patmos. See Macduff (J. E.) 3573.03 
 
 Memory. 
 
 — Seattle (J.) On memory. [In his Works, v. 1, 1809.] . 6016.09 
 
 — Cobbe (F. p.) Fallacies of memory. [In her Hours of work 
 
 and play, 1867 ; p. 87-117] 2621.08 
 
 — Fowler (0. 8.) Memory, and intellectual improve- 
 
 ment. 1846 5512.02 
 
 — Rogers (R.) Pleasures of memory. [In his Poems.] .1683.06 
 
 Mnemonics, 
 
 — Castillw (A. M. de and J. F. de). Dictionnaire mne'- 
 
 monique. 1835 6413.19 
 
 — Fauvel-Gouraud (F.) Phreno-mnemotechny ; or, 
 
 the art of memory. 1845 5518.26 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
MEMORY - MEREDITH 
 
 771 
 
 _ Mnakle ((?. von). New art of memory. 1812. 5511.11 
 _ faM (j{.) Artificial memory. 1857. . . 5514.13 
 _ Hallworth (T.) Rational mnemonics. 1845. 5514.31 
 _ xfrianan (T. P.) First mnemonical lessons in ge- 
 ometry, algebra, and trigonometry. 1852. 4012.18 
 fame t— I. Mnemonics. [Appended to Grey (R.) Artificial 
 memory. 1857.] 65M.13 
 
 — Miles (P.) Mnemotechny. 1849. . . . 5512.06 
 
 — PikelB.Jr., and Wm. C.) Mnemonics. 1846. 5518.27 
 
 See also Fortn. rev., v. 10, 1868 (Betentive powers of the 
 mind in its bearing on education, by A. Bain) ; Journal 
 of spec, philos., v. 6, 1871, p. 6-26 (Remarkable cases of 
 memory, by W. D. Henkle) ; Winslow's jour, of psy. rned., 
 v. 10, 1857 (Memory and order); Dublin rev., July, 1877 
 (Artificial memory). 
 Man and manners in America one hundred years ago. See 
 
 Scudder(H.E.) 3212.19 
 
 Men and mysteries of Wall Btreet. See Medbery (O.K.) 1870. 6922.23 
 Men and things in Europe. See Murray (N.) 1861. . . 948.18 
 Men and women. [Poems.] See Browning (Robert). . 1623.02 
 Men and women of France during the last century. See Hous- 
 
 saye (Arsene) 3262.18 
 
 Men and women of 18th century. See Houssaye (A.) 2 v. 3266.02 
 
 i^ofe.— Same as preceding work. 
 Men at the helm: English statesmen. [1702-1852]. See Adams 
 
 (W. H. D.) 3222.14 
 
 Men I have known. See Jerdan (Wm.) 1866 3222.05 
 
 Men of '48. See McGee {Col. I. E.) 1875 491.19 
 
 Men of letters and science in time of George ni. See Brougham 
 
 (Henry, lord) 3024.04 
 
 Men of our times. See Stowe (H. B.) 1868 3265.02 
 
 Men of the Second Empire. By the author of " The 
 member for Paris." [Grenville Murray.] London, 
 
 1872. 8° 513.17 
 
 Men of the Third Republic, [anon.] Philadelphia, 
 
 1873. 8°. 3252.27 
 
 Men of the time. Brit, statesmen. L.,1854. 16°. 3252.07 
 Men of the time. Biogr. sketches of eminent living 
 
 characters. New ed. by E. Walford. London, 
 
 1859. sm. 8° 3223.01 
 
 Same. New [5th] ed. by E. Walford. London, 
 
 1862. 8°. 3223.02 
 
 Same. New [6th] ed. by E. Walford. London, 
 
 1865. 8° 3223.06 
 
 Same. A dictionary of contemporaries. 8th ed. 
 
 by T.Cooper. London, 1872. 8°. . . .3223.12 
 Same. 9th ed., by Thompson Cooper. London, 
 
 1375. 12°. 3223.13 
 
 Men who advertise ; with hints on advertising. 
 
 New York, 1870. 8°. .2735.18 
 
 Men, women, and books. See Hunt (L.) 2 v 2533.06 
 
 Menagerie. See Bennett (E. T.) Gardens and menagerie. 4715.17 
 Menander. Fragments. From the Greek, by F. Fawkes. [In 
 
 Chalmers (G.) Engl, poets, v. 16, 1810.] . . . .1626.16 
 
 — Fragments. [In Aristophanes. Didot, 1846 [7764.04] ; and in 
 
 Meineke (A.) Fragm., Didot, 1865 7767.01 
 
 See also Nat. qu. rev., v. 16, 1868 ; p. 3-23 (Greek comedy); 
 and Literature {Greek, p. 708). 
 
 Menard (Louis). Hermes Trismegiste ; trad, com- 
 plete, precedee d'une etude sur l'origine des 
 livreshermetiques. 2edd. Paris,1867. 12°. 3812.17 
 
 Menault (Ernest). The intelligence of animals. 
 Tr. byE. M. London, [n. d.] 12°. . .4722.05 
 
 Mencius [Chinese Meng-Tse]. Works. [Chinese text], with 
 tranal., notes, etc., by J. Legge. [In his Chinese classics. 
 V. 2, 1861.] 7818.02 
 
 — Johnson (S.) Oriental religions. China, 1877; p. 637-666, 3563.34 
 Mendelssohn (Moses). Jerusalem : a treatise on 
 
 eccl. authority and Judaism. Tr. by M. Samuels. 
 2 v. London, 1838. 8° 3576.09 
 
 — Phsedon ; or the death of Socrates. From the Ger- 
 
 man. London, 1789. 8° 5424.14 
 
 S3- For life of M., see Biography (p. 176.) 
 Mendelssohn Bartholdy (Felix). Letters from Italy 
 
 and Switzerland. Phil., 1863. 16°. . . 971.12 
 Same. 2dser. Philadelphia, 1863. 16°. 971.15 
 
 — Symphonic No. 4. Fiir orchester. Leipzig, [n.d.] 
 
 8° 1564.02 
 
 jJS- For lives of M., see Biography (p. 176) '; also Journal 
 
 of spec, philos., v. 7, 1873 ; p. 61-66 (by E. Sobolewski). 
 Mendelssohn Bartholdy (Dr. Karl). Goethe and 
 
 Mendelssohn. (1821-1831.) Tr. with additions 
 
 by M. E. von Glehn. London, 1872. 8°. 3123.20 
 Mendham (Rev. Joseph). Literary policy of the 
 
 church of Borne. 2ded. L., 1830. 8°. . 2761.03 
 Mendoza (Juan Gonzalez de). See Gonzalez de Mendoza. 
 Meneghini (Giuseppe). Animal nature of the dia- 
 
 tomaceae. Tr. by C. Johnson. Ed. by A. Hen- 
 
 frey, London, May soc, 1853. 8°. . .4744.02 
 Menea and Cheops identified. SeeRikart (C. von). 1869. 1076.05 
 
 Meng-Zse. Sec Mencius. 
 
 Mengs (Antonio Baffaello). Works, tr. from the Ital- 
 ian. 2 v. London, 1796. 8° 1412 08 
 
 Contents: v , 1. Memoirs. Beauty and taste in painting. 
 OJ taste. Reflections upon Raphael, Correggio, aud Titian 
 and upon tbe ancients. 2. Upon the means of making the 
 polite arts flourish in Spain. Memoirs concerning Cor- 
 reggio. Rules for masters an.l pupils in painting 
 
 Meniere (Prosper). Etudes medicales sur les' poetes 
 latins. Paris, 1858. 12° 4312 21 
 
 Menin (Nicolas). Hist, treatise of anointing and 
 coronation of kings and queens of France 
 Transl. London, 1723. 8° 511.05 
 
 Meningitis. See Medicine (Cerebrospinal meningitis, p 766) 
 
 Menke (Th.) Orbis antiqui descriptio. Gothaj 
 
 „ 186 °- 8° 915.10 
 
 Menken (Adah Isaacs). Infelicia. Philadelphia 
 1869. 24°. i 6 ^2.22 
 
 Menneohet (Edouard). Matinees litteraires. Cours 
 complet de litterature moderne. 5e 6d 4 v 
 Paris, 1868. 16° „ . 2731.14 
 
 Menschikoff (Alexander, prince). See Biography (p. 176) ; also 
 New monthly, v. 28, 1830 (LaBt days of Menzikoff.) 
 
 Mensuration. See Mathematics. {Logarithms, p. 749). 
 
 Mental discipline. See Education (p. 434) ;— Culture (p. 400). 
 
 Mental diseases and hygiene. See Medicine [Mental physiology, 
 p. 762 ;— Insanity, p. 760). 
 
 Mental philosophy. See Philosophy. 
 
 Mentone. Bennel {J.H.) Shores of the Mediterranean, 1870. 981.09 
 
 Menu. Institutes of Hindu law. Tr. by Sir W. Jones. [In his 
 
 Works, v. 7. London, 1807. 8°.] 6046.07 
 
 See review in Calcutta rev., v. 8, 1847 ; p. 147-174. 
 
 Menzel (Wolfgang). German literature. Tr. by T. 
 Gordon. 4 v. Oxford, 1840. 8°. . . . 2732.01 
 
 — Geschichte der letzten vierzig Jahre, (1816-1856). 
 
 2 v. Stuttgart, 1857. 12° 443.31 
 
 — History of Germany. [To 1840.] Tr. by Mrs. Hor- 
 
 rocks. 3 v. London, Sohn, 1848-49. 12°. 544.07 
 
 Menzies (Sutherland). History of France for junior 
 
 classes. New York, 1876. 12° 513.28 
 
 — History of Germany for junior classes. New York, 
 
 1876. 12° 544.27 
 
 — Political women. 2 v. London, 1873. 8°. 3266.07 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Duchess de Longueville. Duchess de 
 Ohevreuse. Mile, de Montpensier. The Fronde. 2. The 
 Fronde, continued. The duchess of Portsmouth. Princess 
 des Ursins. Sarah JenningB and John Churchill. 
 
 — Koyal favourites. 2 v. London, 1865. 8°. 3257.10 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Favourites of Edward of Caernarvon and 
 Isabel of France. Maria de Padilla. Agnes Sorel. Diana 
 of Poitiers. Henry of Valois and the minions. Favourites 
 of Elizabeth. Mary Stuart and Chastelar. Henry iv. and 
 the fair Gabrielle. Italian favourites of Marie de Medici. 
 Favourites of James 1. aud Anne of Denmark. Favourites 
 of Louis xiii. of France. 2. George Villiers, duke of Buck- 
 ingham. Duchess de Chevreuse. Favourites of Louis xiv. 
 Twelve favourites of Catherine n. of Russia. 
 
 Mercade, pseud. Hamlet ; or, Shakespeare's philo- 
 sophy of history. London, 1875. 8°. . . 1754.30 
 
 Mercantile law. See Law {Commercial, p. 685). 
 
 Mercantile library associations. See Libraries (p. 700). 
 
 Mercantile morals. See Business {Morals of business, p. 245). 
 
 Mercantile pursuits. See Business (p. 245). 
 
 Mercantini (Luigi). Canti. 2d ed. Milano, 1870. 
 12° 7317.11 
 
 Mercer (Charles Fenton). Exposition of the weak- 
 ness and inefficiency of the gov. of the U. S. 
 [n. p.] 1845. 12° 5725.12 
 
 Merchandise. See Political economy {Commerce). 
 
 Merchant of Venice. See Shakspere (W.) 
 
 Merchant's mag. See Hunt's merchant's magazine. 
 
 Merchants. See Biography {Merchants, p. 112). 
 
 Merchants' ready reckoner. L., 1861. 16°. . 4015.20 
 
 Mercier (Rev. Lewis). Outlines of the life of Jesus 
 Christ, v. 1. London, 1871. 8°. . . . 3421.18 
 
 Mercier (Louis Sebastien). Paris delineated. From 
 the French. 2 v. London, 1802. 8°. . 967.02 
 
 — Memoirs of the year 2500. Tr. by W. Hooper. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1795. 16°. 2:31.77 
 
 Mercuri (Paul). *Costumes historiques des xn. , xm., 
 xiv., et xv. siecles. Texte historique et de- 
 scriptif par C. Bonnard. Nouv. ed. avec un in- 
 trod , par C. Blanc. 3 v. Paris, 1860-61. 4°. 6626.05 
 Meredith (George). See Fiction class-list (p. 604). 
 Meredith (Mrs. Louisa, wife of Charles). The lace- 
 makers : sketches of Irish character. London, 
 1865. 12° 952.06 
 
 — My home in Tasmania. N. Y., 1858. 12°. .1061.02 
 
 — Notes and sketches of New South Wales, 1839- 
 
 1844. London, 1844. 12° , 996.06 
 
 la asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
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 MEREDITH -MERY 
 
 Meredith (L. P.) Every-day errors of speech. Phil- 
 adelphia, 1872. 16° 6423.31 
 
 The teeth and how to save them. Philadelphia, 
 
 1S71. 16° 4341.15 
 
 Meredith (Owen), pseud. See Bulwer-Lvtton (Robert). 
 
 Mereditn (Wm. Geo). Memorials of Bernadotte, 
 king of Sweden. London, 1829. 8°. . .3017.09 
 
 Meriden, (CVmn). See Countries (Meriden, p. 344). 
 
 Menmee (J. F. L.) Art of painting in oil, and in 
 fresco. Tr., with observ. by W. B. S. Taylor. 
 London, 1839. 12° 1424.16 
 
 Merimee (Prosper). Chronique du regne de Charles 
 ix. Suivie de la Double me'prise, et de La 
 Guzla : [recueil de chansons illyriques]. Paris, 
 1858. 12° 7025.12 
 
 — Colomba. Suivi de la Mosa'ique et autres contes 
 
 et nouvelles. Paris, 1858. 12°. . . . 7025.13 
 
 — Colomba. Translated. Boston, 1856. 16°. 231.81 
 
 Note.—k picture of Corsican life and manners. 
 
 — Les Cosaques d autrefois. P., 1865. 12°. .7025.11 
 
 — Les deux heritages, suivis de l'lnspecteur gene'ral, 
 
 et des Debuts d'un aventurier. 2e ed. Paris, 
 18G7. 12° 7025.14 
 
 — 1572 : a chronicle of the times of Charles rx Trans- 
 
 lated. New York, 1830. 12° 235.67 
 
 — History of Peter the cruel. 2 v. London, 1849. 
 
 sm. 8° 3142.10 
 
 — Letters to an incognita. Ed. by E. H. Stoddard. 
 
 N. Y., 1874. 16°. [Bric-a-brac series.] . 3251.16 
 
 — Lettres a une inconnue. [In Revue des deux mondes, 1 dec, 
 
 1873.] 
 
 — Nouvelles. Carmen, Arsene Guillot, L'abbe Au- 
 
 bain, La dame de Pique, Les Bohemiens, Le 
 hussard, Nicolas Gogol. Seed. P., 1866.12°. 7025.15 
 #3- Fur his numerous articles in the Revue des deux 
 mondes see p. 101 of its Table gen. 
 Merino (Miguel). Figure of the earth. [In Sm. rep., 1863.] 3936.18 
 Merivale (Charles). Conversion of the northern na- 
 tions. Boyle lectures for 1865. New York, 1866. 
 12° 3575.06 
 
 — Conversion of the Roman empire. Boyle lectures, 
 
 1864. New York, 1865. 12° 435.08 
 
 — General history of Borne. B.C. 753— A. D. 476. New 
 
 York, 1875. 12° 431.19 
 
 — History of the Bomans under the empire. [To 
 
 a.d. 180.] 7 v. New York, 1863-64. 8°. 435.01 
 
 — School history of Eome. Abridged from [his] 
 
 General history of Eome, by C. Puller. New 
 
 York, 1878. 12° 431.28 
 
 Merivale (Herman). Historical studies. London, 
 
 1865. 8° 2535.30 
 
 Contents : Precursors of the French rev. Joseph n. Cath- 
 erine n. Pascal Paoli. Voltaire, Rousseau, and Goethe. 
 Junius and Marat. Franklin and De Maistre, a dialogue. 
 Studies from the hist, of the nth cent. Streets of Paris in 
 the 17th cent. Visit to Lutzen, 1862. Visit to Marstou 
 Moor, 1861. Leisure hours of a tourist. Scenery and an- 
 tiquities of Cornwall. Landscape of anc. Italy, in the 
 Pompeian paintings. Visit to Malta, 1857. The angel of 
 Byzantium. 
 
 — Lite of Sir P. Francis. See Parkes (J.) and Merivale (H.) 3057.19 
 
 — Lectures on colonization and colonies. 2 v. Lon- 
 
 don, 1841-42. 8° 5727.08 
 
 — Some features of Amer. scenery. [In Fortn. rev., v. 10, 1868., 
 Merivale (John Herman). Poems, original and trans- 
 lated. 2 v. London, 1838. 10°. . . . 1665.19 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Miscellaneous. Translations from the 
 Greek and Latin. 2. Translations from the 'Morgante 
 Maggiore' of Pulci. Orlando in Roncesvalles. Transla- 
 tions from Dante, Petrarch, etc. Miscellaneous poems. 
 Merle d'Aubigne (Jean Henri). Discourses and es- 
 says. Tr. byC. W. Baird. N.Y.,1855. 12°. 3543.18 
 Contents. Discourses : Emmanuel. Cross of Jesus Christ. 
 Publication of the gospel. Duties of masters to their 
 households. Of the character essential to the theologian, 
 and to christians iu general. The church called to confess 
 Jesus Christ. Confession of the name of Christ in the 16th 
 and 19th centuries. Study of the hist, of Christianity. 
 Geneva and Oxford. Faith and knowledge. The voice of 
 the church one. Family worship. Homilies : The service 
 of Jesus Christ. Tbe work of salvation. Essays : Luther, 
 anism and Calvinism. Voice of the ancients, or read the 
 Book. The miracles, or the two errors. 
 
 — Germany, England, and Scotland ; or recollections 
 
 of a Swiss minister. London, 1848. 8°. . 966.09 
 
 — History of the reformation of the 16th century. 
 
 Tr. by H. White. 5 v. N. Y, 1854. 12°. 3432.10 
 Contents : v. 1. Europe before the Reformation. Luther, 
 
 1483-1617. 2. Luther, and German Ref., 1519-1521. The 
 Swiss and ZuiUKli, 1484- 1 522. 3. Germany, 1521-26. Swit- 
 zeiland — Germany, 1523-27. The French, 1600-26. 5. 
 England before and during the Ref., to death of Wolsey, ' 
 Note.— Reviewed by J. Stephen, in his Essays, 1862 • p 
 38-58 2547.14 
 
 — Histoire de la reformation du 16e siecle. 5 v 
 
 Paris, 1853. 12° 3432.05 
 
 — History of the reformation in Europe in time of 
 
 Calvin, v. 1-5. New York, 1863-69. 12°. 3434.05 
 Contents: v. 1-2. Geneva and France. 3. France, Swit. 
 zerland, Geneva. 4 England. Geneva, France, Germany, 
 Italy. S. England, Geneva, Ferrara. 6. Scotland, Swit- 
 zerland, Geneva. 7. Geneva, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, 
 Hungary, Poland, Bohemia, tlie Netherlands. 
 
 — Letter-press descriptions. [In Labouchere (P. H.) Illus. 
 
 of life of Luther. London, 1862. fol.J 1437.01 
 
 — The protector [Oliver Cromwell] : a vindication. 
 
 New York, 1850. 12° • • • 30l5.05 
 
 Merlet (Gustave). Hommes et livres : causeries 
 morales et litteraires. Paris. 1869. 16°. . 7025.17 
 
 — Portraits d'hier et d'aujourd'hui. Paris, 1863. 
 
 12° 7025.16 
 
 Contents : Mecene. Joubert. Maurice de Guerin. Eu- 
 genie de Guerm. S. de Sacy. Geruzez. Merimee. Mme. 
 E. de Girardin. Alphonse Karr. John Lemoine. 
 
 Merlin (Mercedes Jaruco, comtesse de). Memoirs of 
 Malibran. 2 v. London, 1840. 12°. . . 3116.09 
 
 Merlin ; or, the early history of king Arthur ; a prose 
 romance, 1450-60 ; with an introd. by D. \V. 
 Nash ; ed. by H. B. Wheatley. 3 v. London, 
 Early Eng. text soc, 1865-69. 8°. . . . 7913.14 
 
 Merlin or Myrdhynn (Ambrosius). 
 
 — Ellis (67.) Merlin. [In his Early Engl, metrical romances 
 
 Bohn, 1848.] 1641.16 
 
 — Heywood(T.) Life of Merlin. 1812. . .3123.03 
 
 — La Villemarqui ( T. C. H., vicomte de). Myrdhinn, 
 
 ou l'enchanteur Merlin ; son histoire, ses oeuvres, 
 
 son influence. 1862 3812.16 
 
 See also the chronicles of Nennius [471.04] and Geoffrey of 
 Monmouth [471.04] ; also an article by W. A. Hammond on 
 Merlin and his influence on Engl, character and lit., iu his 
 Jour, of pay. med., v. 1, 1867 ; p. 27-49. 
 
 Merlinus Liberatus. An almanack. 1819-64. By 
 John Partridge, [pseud] L, 1819-64. 16°. 6761.01 
 
 Mermaids. See Atlantic mo., v. 16, 1866 (Deep sea damsels, by 
 G. W. Hosmer). 
 
 Merolla (Geronimo). *Voyage to Congo, etc. 1682. [In Pinker- 
 ton Voyages, v. 16] ; — and iu Green. Voyages, v. l.J 
 
 Merovingians. See Countries (France : History, p. 321). 
 
 Merrick (J. M.) Nugae inutiles : (specimens of 
 translation). Boston, 1874. 12°. . . . 1666.21 
 
 Merrifield (John), and Evers (Henry). Navigation 
 and nautical astronomy. L., 1873. 8°. . 4018.04 
 
 Merrifield (Mrs. Mary Philadelphia). Art of fresco 
 painting. London, 1846. 8° 1443.01 
 
 — Directions for portrait painting in water-colours. 
 
 15th ed. London, 1875. 12°. .... 1471.21 
 
 — Dress as a fine art. Boston, 1854. 4°. . .6625.13 
 
 — Handbook of light and shade, with model drawing. 
 
 5th ed. London, [n. d.] 12°. .... 1472.06 
 
 — Original treatises, 12th-18th centuries, on the art of 
 
 painting, gilding, dyeing, etc. With introd., 
 
 transl.,ete. 2 v. London, 1849. 8°. . .1422.01 
 Contents: Treatises by Aloherius, Edwards (G. ; JL). 
 
 Eraclius, Le Begue, Lebrun, Pierre de S. Audemar, Vol- 
 
 pato, and other unknown authors. 
 Merrill (Eliphalet and Phineas). Gazetteer of New 
 
 Hampshire. Exeter, 1817. 8° 1134.14 
 
 Merrimac river. See Countries [Merrimac river, p. 344). 
 Merry wives of Windsor. Set Shakspere (W.) 
 Merryweather (F. Somner). Bibliomania in tha 
 
 middle ages. London, 1849. 12°. . . .2763.14 
 Merson (Olivier). Exposition de 1861. La peinture 
 
 en France. Paris, 1861. 16° 1431.24 
 
 Mery (Joseph). Andre Chenier. 2 v. La Haye, 
 
 1850. 18°. 7025.19 
 
 — Contes et nouvelles. 2eed. P., 1860. 12°. 7025.28 
 
 — Heva. Nouv. ed. Paris, 1868. 12°. . . . 7025.30 
 
 — Lachasseauchastre. Nouv.ed. P.,[n.&] 12°. 7025.24 
 
 — La Floride. Nouv. ed. Paris, 1860. 12°. . 7025.29 
 
 — Les Damnes de l'Inde. Paris, 1858. 12°. . 7025.21 
 
 — Marseille et les Marseillais. Nouv.ed. Paris, [1860 ?] 
 
 12° 7025.25 
 
 — Les nuits anglaisas. Paris, 1858. 12°. . . 7025.22 
 
 — Les nuits italiennes : contes. Nouv. eel. Paris, 
 
 1868. 12° 7025.26 
 
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 773 
 
 — Salons et souterrains de Paris. P., 1858. 12°. 7025.23 
 
 Une conspiration au Louvre. Nouv. ed. Paris, 
 
 1868. 12° 7025.27 
 
 Meryon (Edward). History of medicine, v. 1. [To 
 1600. No more publ.] L., 1861. 8°. . 4313.02 
 
 Meslier (Jean). Good sense : or natural ideas op- 
 posed to ideas that are supernatural, [anon.] 
 London, 1826. 8° 3548.22 
 
 Mesmer (Antoine). Aphorismes. Ouvrage mis au 
 iour par M. 0[arillet] de V[eaumorel. Paris ?] 
 1785. 24°. 3814.26 
 
 Mesmerism. See Animal magnetism (p. 28) ;— Spiritualism. 
 
 Mesmerism, spiritualism, etc., historically and scientifically 
 considered. See Carpenter (W. B.) 3812 45 
 
 Mesmerist's manual. See Barth iG.) 1851 3812.40 
 
 Mesopotamia. See Countries (Mesopotamia, p. 311). 
 
 Messiah. See Biblical and religious lit. (Jesus Christ, p. 90 ; 
 aud p. 653 of Catalogue). 
 
 Messiah (The). [A life of Christ, anon.] London, 
 1861. 8° 3421.21 
 
 Messiah (The) : a poem. See Klopstock (F. G.) . . . 1062.22 
 
 Mess.er (Abraham). Forty years at Raritan. Eight 
 sermons. With notes for hist, of Keformed 
 Dutch churches in Somerset Co., N. J. New 
 York, 1873. 8° 3458.06 
 
 Metal-plate working. See Arts (Useful ; Tinsmith, p. 17) ; also 
 Arts (Useful : Metallurgy, p. 15). 
 
 Metallic poisons. See Medicine (Lead-diseases, p. 761 ; — Poisons, 
 p. 765) ; — Law (Medical jurisprudence, p. 689). 
 
 Metalloids, See Chemistry (Misctl. works : Apjohn, etc., p. 261). 
 
 SMI f"^' lU , 9efU J : MM ™9y. p. 45 ;-Eleclro.metal. 
 
 H'.P' \liT, a(5 ° Go™ (G.) Electro-metallurgy, 1877 
 
 Iwlill •rW aik "J°- V Electrotype manipulation, 1852 
 
 i ??M?i "Byrne (O.) Pract. metal-worker's ass't., 1851; 
 
 p. 387-161 otjo. .,. 
 
 Metals. See Arts (Useful : Metallurgy, p." 46) ;'_ Geology and 
 
 mineralogy (p. 673) ;_Ohemistry (p. 263). UBOiogy ana 
 Metamorphoses. See Apuleius ;— Ovid. 
 
 Metamorphoses of insects. See Blanchard (Emile). 1871.1828 03 
 Metamorphoses of man and lower animals. See also Quatrefages 
 
 l A * "G/»_ 1864 _ 4723 13 
 
 Metaphysical analysis revealing a new doctrine of 
 
 metaphysics, [anon.] L., 1846. 8°. . . 5415.12 
 Metaphysics. See Philosophy. 
 Metastasio (Pietro Bonaventura). Drammi. Cura di 
 
 A. Gelli. Firenze, 1868. 12° 7318.33 
 
 Metcalf (Richard). Letter and spirit : Winchester 
 
 lectures. Boston, 1870. 12° 3575.03 
 
 Metaphor. Muller (M.) Lectures on the science of language 
 
 2d s., 1865 ; p. 351-102 6112T04 
 
 See also works on Rhetoric. 
 Metcalf (Theron). Oration at Dedham, July 1th, 1810. Boston, 
 -, . 18 i"- 8 °- • 6093.07 
 
 Metcalfe (Frederick). History of German literature. 
 Based on Vilmar. London, 1858. 12°. . 2732.08 
 
 — Oxonian in Iceland. With glances at folk-lore and 
 sagas. London, 1867. 10° 1142.18 
 
 Metcalfe (Samuel L.) Caloric ; its agencies in na- 
 ture. 2v. London, 1843. 8° 4027.01 
 
 Metempsychosis. See Transmigration of souls. 
 
 Meteor (Steamship). Morse (J.T.Jr.) Famous trials. 1871. 5611.19 
 
 Meteoric phenomena. See Meteorology. 
 
 METEOROLOGY AND CLIMATOLOGY. 
 
 1. General and Miscellaneous Works. 
 
 Arago(F.) Meteorological essays. 1855. . . 4021.16 
 Contents: Thunder and lightning (p. 3-276). Electro- 
 maguetism. Animal electricity. Terrestrial magnetism. 
 Aurora borealis (p. 389-500J. 
 
 Brocklesby (J.) Elements of M. 10th ed. 1859. 4021.28 
 
 Bwdian(A.) Handy book of II. 1868. . .4021.14 
 
 Butler ( T. B.) Atmospheric system and weather book. 
 Eeviseded. 1870 4021.08 
 
 DankU(J.F.) Meteorological essays. 2d ed. 1827. 4021.17 
 Contents : The atmosphere. A new hygrometer. Radi- 
 ation of heat in the atmosphere. Horary oscillation of 
 the barometer. Climate of London. Meteor, observ. betw. 
 the tropics, by E. Sabine. Met. observ. in Brazil, and on 
 the equator, by A. Caldcleugh. On the barometer and the 
 thermometer. Meteorol. journal, etc., etc. 
 
 Denham (M. A.) Collection of proverbs and sayings rel. to the 
 seasons, the weather, etc. London, 1816. 16°. [In Percy 
 soc, v. 20.] 6060.20 
 
 Espy (J. P.) Fourth meteorological report. Wash- 
 ington, 1857. 4°. (TJ. S. 34th cong. 3d sess. 
 
 senate ex. doc, no. 6.) 
 
 Note. — This volume is of a general character. 
 
 FUz Boy (K. ) Weather book : a manual of practical 
 meteorology. 1863 4021.11 
 
 Forster (T.) Researches about atmospheric phenom- 
 ena. 2ded. 1815 4021.12 
 
 Oarwt (A.) Outlines of meteorology and climatology. [In his 
 Treatise on physics, 1869 ; p. 831-869.] 4025.15 
 
 Heriehel (J. F. W.) Weather* and weather prophets. [In his 
 Familiar lectures, 1867.] " 3913.26 
 
 Eumbolit (A. von). Review of natural phenomena. [In his Cos- 
 mos, v. 1, I860.] 912.06 
 
 Johnstone (A. K.) In his *Physical atlas. 1856. fol. . . A.37.05 
 
 Jordan (W. L.) The elements : Ocean and atmos- 
 phere. 2v. 1866 4028.18 
 
 Lardner (D.) and Walker (0. V.) Manual, etc. 2 v. 
 1841-44 4027.11 
 
 Loomis (K) Treatise on meteorology. 1868. 4021.13 
 Note. — For. ref. to numerous meteorological papers by 
 E. L., see Royal soc. cat. of sci. papers, v. 1, p. 82-83. 
 
 MargolU (£) and Zurcher (F.) Meteors, aerolites, 
 storms, and atmospheric phenomena. 1870.4021.02 
 
 Metcalfe {S. L.) In his Caloric, etc., v. 1, 1843 ; p. 280-852. 1027.01 
 Mossman (S. ) Origin of the seasons from a geological 
 
 point of view. 1869 4021.15 
 
 Muller (J.) Principles of physics and M. 1847.4025.04 
 Front (W.) Chemistry, meteorology, etc. with ref. 
 
 to natural theology. 1834 3524.09 
 
 Rectus (E.) The ocean, the atmosphere, and life. 2 v. 
 
 „ 1873 7 . . . . 913.18 
 
 Smell (R.) Lectures on meteorology. [J»Sm. rep., 1851.] 3936.09 
 — wtz(A.) Sunshine and showers. 1867.4021.29 
 Note.— A popular general treatise on meteorology. 
 
 Swainson (0.) Hand book of weather folk-lore. 
 
 1873 4021.31 
 
 See also Atl. mo., v. 6, 1860 (Science of M., by D. W. 
 Bloodgood) ; Eel. mag., Feb., 1876 (Weather) ; N. Brit, rev., 
 v. 25, 1856 (Weather and its prognostics) ; v. 15, 1866, {M., 
 past and present) ; Amer. jour, of sci. aud arts, July, 1877 
 (Contrib, to meteorology, by E. Loomis). 
 
 2. Special Topics. 
 
 Atmosphere. 
 
 Cojjin (J. H.) Psychrometrical table for determining the elastic 
 force of aqueous vapor and the relative humidity of the 
 atmosphere, from indications of the wet and dry-bulb 
 thermometer Fahrenheit. 1856. [In Sm. miscel. coll., 
 V. 1.] 3935.11 
 
 Flammarion 0.) The atmosphere. 1873. . . 4028.09 
 Hartwig ((?.) Aerial world : phenomena and life of 
 
 the atmosphere. 1875 4028.11 
 
 J&~ See also Arts (Useful : Aeronautics (p. 39) ; — Physics. 
 
 Auroral Phenomena. 
 Arago(F.) In his Meteor, essays, 1865 ; p. 389-500. . .1021.16 
 Force {P.) Auroral phenomena in the higher latitudes. [In Sm. 
 
 contrib., V. 8, 1856.) 3937.08 
 
 Loomis (E.) [In Sm. report, 1865.] 3936.20 
 
 Lovering (J.) On the periodicity of the .aurora borealis. [In 
 
 Amer. assoc. Proc, v. 16, 1867.] 3916.11 
 
 Ol instead (D.) Recent secular period of the aurora borealis. [In 
 
 Sm. contrib., V. 8, 1866.] 3937.08 
 
 — Electrical hypotheses of. [In Amer. assoc. Proc, v. 11, 
 
 1857.] 3916.10 
 
 Secchi(A.) [in Amer. assoc. Proc, v. 2, 1849.] . . . .3916.01 
 See also Atl. mo., v. 1, 1859 ; p. 710-750 (The aurora bore- 
 
 alia, by Q. B. Prescott). 
 
 Barometers. 
 
 Green (J.) and Wurdeman (6?.) On filling barometer tubes. [In 
 Sm. report, 1859.] 3936.14 
 
 Green's Standard barometer. [In Sm. report, 1855] . .3936,10 
 
 Play/air (J.) On causes which affect the accuracy of barometri- 
 cal measurements. [In his Works, v. 3, 1822; p. 33-90.] 5063.03 
 
 Stewart (B.) Experiments on aneroid barometeis. [In Sm. re- 
 port, 1868.] , ■ 3936.23 
 
 Tyas (R.) The weather glass. 1871. . . .4021.18 
 
 Vaillanl (M.) Horary variation of the barometer. [In Sm. re- 
 port, 1866.] 3936.21 
 
 Welsh (J.) Construction of a standard barometer. [In Sm. re- 
 port, 1859.1 3936.11 
 
 Williamson (B. S.) On the use of the barometer on surveys and 
 reconnaissance. 1868 1028.26 
 
 Climatology. 
 
 Blodael (L.) Climatology of the United States. 
 1857. 4028.23 
 
 Groll (J. ) Climate and time in their geological rela- 
 tions. 1875 4021.33 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Internat. rev., July, 1876, by A. 
 Winchell. 
 
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 Blliott{R.S.) Climate of Kansas. [In Sm. rep., 1870.] .3936.25 
 
 Gray [J. C.) Climate of New England. [In his Essays, 1856 ; p. 
 
 167-204.] 6123.0a 
 
 Howard (L.) Climate of London. 3 v. 1833. 4028.20 
 Shove (G. A.) Life under glass. Containing sugges- 
 tions towards the formation of artificial climates. 
 
 1874 4323.32 
 
 See also N. A. rev., v. 87, 1858 ; v. 91, 186U (Climatology) ; 
 N. Brit, rev., v. 33. 1860 (Severe winters) ; Atl. mo., Dec, 
 1877 (How to change the N. A. climate, by N. S. Shaler). 
 4®* See also Medicine [Climate, p. 766). 
 
 Clouds. 
 Biasius ( W.) See entry under ' Storms ' (p. 774). 
 Poey (Andre). New classification of clouds. [In Sm. report, 
 1870.] 3936.25 
 
 Dew. 
 Wells ( W. C.) Essay on dew. [In his Essay on single vision, etc. 
 1818.] 4022.26 
 
 Earthquakes and Volcanoes. 
 Dolomieu (D. G. S. T. De G. de). Account of the earthquakes in 
 
 Calabria in 1783. [In Pinkerton, v. 5.] 926.05 
 
 Hamilton {Sir W.) Observ. on Mount Vesuvius, 
 
 Mount Etna, and other volcanoes. 1773. 4021.06 
 Bertchel (J. F. W.) About volcanos and earthquakes. [In his 
 
 Familiar lectures, 1867.] . . . . • 3913.26 
 
 History and philos. of earthquakes. L.,1757. 8°. 4021.07 
 
 Humboldt [F. H. A. von). Cosmos, v. 6, 1858 912.05 
 
 Mallet {R.) Earthquake phenomena. [In Sm. rep., 1859 1 3936.14 
 
 Phillips (J.) Vesuvius. 1869 4021.05 
 
 Proctor (R. A.) Earthquakes. [In his Borderland of science, 
 „ 18 "0 • 3916.17 
 
 Scrope ( tf. P.) Geology and extinct volcanoes of cen- 
 tral Prance. 1858 4021.04 
 
 Sonntag (A.) Notes and illustrations of Popocatepetl. [In Sm 
 contrib., v. 11, 1859.] 3937 u 
 
 Zurcher (F.) and MargoM {E) Volcanoes and earth- 
 quakes. 1869 4021.03 
 
 See also articles by N. S. Shaler, Atl. mo., v. 23, 1869 
 (Earthquakes) ; v. 24 (3 art. : Great E. of the old world ■ 
 E. of the Amor, cont.; E. of the western TJ. S.) • v 25 
 (California earthquakes) ; Blackw. mag., v. 88, 1860 (Great 
 earthquake at Lisbon): v. 106, 1869, or Littell, 1869, v. 3 
 (New theory of E. and volcanoes) ; Fraser's mag v 60 
 1859, or Littell, 1860, v. 1 (Earthquakes, by O. E. Weld) • 
 Nat. qu. rev., v. 7, 1863 (Earthquakes) ; N. A. rev., v. 108 
 1869 (E., by J. D. Whitney) ; Q11. rev., v. 126, 1869 (Earth- 
 quakes) ; Journal of sac. lit., Oct., 1868, p. 46-68 (Scriptural 
 notices of volcanoes and earthquakes). 
 
 Hydrometer. 
 Swift (L.) Manual of the hydrometer ; containing its 
 history, philosophy, etc. 1870. . . . 3926.34 
 
 Observations. 
 
 Bache (A. D.) Observ. made at Girard college, 1840-45 fin Sm 
 
 contrib., v. 11, 13, 14.] . 3937 "i 
 
 Caswell (A.) Meteorological observ. at Providence, R I 1831 
 
 60. [In Sm. contrib., v. 12.] '3937 ,0 
 
 ClevelaruiJP.) 1 Meteorological observations at Brunswick, Maine 
 
 1807-1859. [In Sm. coutrib., v. 16, 1860 1 3917 11; 
 
 Dewey (O.) Best hours of daily observation to nnd'th'e mean 
 
 temperature of the year. [In Sm. rep., 1857-8-60.1 3936 12 
 Directions for meteorological observ. and the registry of period- 
 
 ical phenomena. 1860. [In Sm. miscel. coll., v. 1 1 3935 11 
 
 rJiH ?™a°'°l«6y of Colonia Tovar, Venezuela ![S 
 
 report, 18d7.J ^qqr in 
 
 — Directions for meteor, observ. [ii Sm.'reD *185'il " S ,,, 
 
 Hildreth <s. P.) Meteorological observ mad^a Marietta ^m 
 
 between 1826 and 1859. [In Sm. contrib., v. 16 1870 1 3937 IB 
 
 Kane <?:.S 51 e ?~L ° b »™- ™ *e Arctic seas [In Sm. 
 
 ogical observ. at Sacramento, Cal., 1853- 
 
 contrib., v. 10-11. 1858-59.] . _ ™ -' ""■ ■">«• f"» m - 
 Logan (TM.) Meteorological observ. at Sacramento' nil law 
 
 65,56-57. [In Sm. report, 1855, 1857.1 . 
 
 McClrntoch (F. L.) Meteorological observ in ihe aVcMc seas 
 In Sm. contrib., v. 13, 1863.1 ... »oS? 19 
 
 Meteorological registers, 1822-54; 1855-60 tin XJ S ' V«Z „ 
 Statistical report on the' sickness ind mortality Vthe 
 army of the U. 8., 1839-65, 1856-60. 2 v.] . . . . 
 
 Schott [C. A.) Tables, distribution, and variations of the atmos- 
 pheric temperature in the United States, and some adja- 
 cent parts of America. [In Sm. contrib., v. 21.] . 3937.21 
 
 Smith [N. D.) Meteorol. obBerv. near Washington, (Arkansas) 
 1840-59. [In Sm. contrib., v. 12, I860.] 3937.13 
 
 United States. Meteorological observ., made under 
 the direction of the U. S. patent office and the 
 Smithsonian institution, 1854-59. v. 1-2, pt. 1. 
 Washington, 1861. 4°. (36th cong. 1st sess. Ho. 
 of rep. ex. doc, no. 55. ) P.D. 
 
 — Chief signal officer. Report P.D. 
 
 Note. — Accompanies the Report of the secretary of war. 
 Woeikof(Dr.) Meteorol. in Russia. [In Sm. rep., 1872.] 3936.27 
 
 Rain and Snow. 
 
 Greenwood (G.) Eain and rivers : or Hutton and 
 Playfair against Lyell and all comers. 3d ed 
 
 1876 4113.36 
 
 Eowell {G.A.) Essay on the cause of rain. 1859. 4021.20 
 Schott (C. A.) Tables and results of the precipitation, in rain and 
 Bnow, in the U.S.; and adjacent parts of N. A., and in Cen- 
 tral and South America, 1872. [In Smithson. contrib., 
 
 V. 18.] 993 r i.l8 
 
 See also Cornhill Apl., or Eel. mag., July, 1877 (Leveling 
 power of rain) ; Pop. Bci. mo., Mch., 1877 (The formation 
 of rain drops and hail stones, by prof. Osborne). 
 
 *S- See also Forests (p. 664), with respect to their influ- 
 ence upon rain. 
 
 Seasons. 
 [See Seasons, in the general alphabet.] 
 
 Storms, Tornadoes, and Winds. 
 
 Bacon (F.) History of the winds. [In his Works, v. 9.] .6014.11 
 
 Bassnett ( T. ) Outlines of a mechanical theory of storms, 
 containing the true law of lunar influence. 
 1854 4021.09 
 
 BiH (W. B.) Hand-book of the law of storms. 
 1853 4018.01 
 
 Biasius (W.) Storms : their nature, etc. With means 
 of predicting them by the clouds. 1875. 4021.32 
 
 Chappelsmith (J.) Account of a tornado in Indiana, 1852. [In Sm. 
 contrib., v. 7.] 3937.07 
 
 Coffin [J. H.) Winds of the Northern Hemisphere. [In Sm. con- 
 trib., V. 6.] 3937.06 
 
 — Winds of the globe ; or the laws of atmospheric circulation 
 
 over the surface of the earth. [In Sm. contrib., v. 20 ; or 
 Silliman's Journal, Apl., 1877.] 3937.20 
 
 Espy (J. P.) Philosophy of storms. 1841. .4021.10 
 Note.— See also his 4th meteorol. report, 1867. . 4028.27 
 
 Loomit (E.) Certain storms in Europe and America, Dec, 1836. 
 [In Sm. contrib., v. 11, 1859.] 3937.11 
 
 Mackintosh (J.) Iowa and Illinois tornado of May 22, 1873. [In 
 Quar. jour, of science, July, 1874.] 
 
 Piddington (H.) Sailor's horn-book for the law of 
 storms. 1860 4517.04 
 
 Po'iy [A.) Chronological table of cyclonic hurricanes. [In Royal 
 geogr. soc. journal, v. 26, 1866.] 903.28 
 
 Ruskin(J.) Queen of the air. 1869. . . . 2542. '23 
 See also Ed. rev., v. 124, 1866 ; p. 61-85 (Weather fore- 
 casts and storm warnings) ; Fortn. rev., v. 2, 1865 (The 
 Calcutta cyclone of 1864, by L. J. Jennings) ; Pop. sci. 
 rev., Apl., 1877 (Weather in the Brit. Isles : can it be 
 predicted 7 by R. H. Scott) ; Eel. mag., Apl., 1877 ; from 
 Cornhill (Great storms) ; Pop. sci. mo., Dec, 1877 (Bengal 
 cyclone of 1876). See also Caloutta rev., v. 8, 1847 ; p. 62-71. 
 
 Anemometer. 
 
 Description of the Smithsonian anemometer. [In Sm. report. 
 I860.] 3936.16 
 
 Thunder and Lightning. 
 
 Arago(F.) [In Ms Meteor, essays, 1855 ; p. 3-276.] . . .4021.16 
 Duprez (M. L.) Report on atmospheric eleotricity. |/n Sm. re- 
 port, 1858.] 3936.13 
 
 Fonvielle ( W. de). Thunder and lightning. . 1027. 17 
 Martin (T. H.) La foudre, l'electricite, et le magnet- 
 
 isme chez les anciens. 1866 4027.25 
 
 Master-man [S.) Thunder and lightning. [In Sm. rep.,1856.) 3936.10 
 «®* See also Lightning rods (p. 701). 
 «S- See also Astronomy {Meteoric phenomena n bai. n , ™ . 
 
 ^r<: ^tricity^Heatt-Tcr^riat maoism ^ 
 
 Meteyard (Eliza). A group of Englishmen (1795- 
 1815) ; the younger Wedgwoods and their 
 inends, embracing the history of the discovery of 
 photography, and a facsimile of the first photo- 
 graph. London, 1871. 8° 3132 27 
 
 — Hallowed spots of ancient London. New ed. 
 
 London, 1870. sm. 4° 493.18 
 
 — Life of Wedgwood ; with sketch of the art of pot- 
 
 tery in England. 2 v. L., 1865. 8". . 3183.20 
 
 — Mainstone's housekeeper. 2d ed. B.,1864. 12°. 231.82 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRART. 
 
METHOD -MICEOGRAPHIC 
 
 775 
 
 Method. Coleridge {S. T.) Science of method. [In Encyclopaedia 
 
 metropolitans, v. 1, 1845.] For the more important works 
 
 on method see Arts {Useful) and general science : Method, 
 
 etc., (p. 39) ;— Logic (p. 716). 
 Methodology (Theological). M'Olintock {J.) Lectures, 1873. 3567.25 
 Methodism, and methodists. See Biblical and relig. lit. (p. 91). 
 Methodist quarterly review, v. 23-59. New York, 
 
 1841-77. 8° 8118.01 
 
 jfote.—v. 23-30=3d s., v. 1-8, ed. by G. Peok : v. 31-38= 
 
 4th s., v. 1-8, ed. by J. M'Olintock ; v. 39-59=4th s., v. 9-29, 
 
 ed. by D. Whedon. 
 Methodius, and others. Writings, and fragments, 
 
 Tr. by W. R. Clark [and others]. Edinburgh, 
 
 1869. 8°. [Ante-Nioene lib., v. 14.] . 3467,17 
 Metre. See Poetry {English) -.—also Language. 
 Metric system. See Arts (Useful : Weights and measures (p. 48). 
 Metrical romances. See Poetry {Metrical romances). 
 Metropolitan museum of art. Catalogue of collection of arms, 
 
 armour, and other objects, loaned by H. Cogniat, 1874. 
 
 [New York, 1874.] 12° 1454.09 
 
 Catalogue of loan exhibition of paintings, 1874. [New York, 
 
 1874.] 12° 1454J09 
 
 Catalogue of piotures belonging to the museum. [New York, 
 
 B70.] 8° 1454.09 
 
 — 2d-8th annual report of the trustees. N.Y.,1872-78. 8°. 1454.09 
 Guide to the Cesnola collection of antiquities from the island 
 
 of Cyprus. [New York, 187-.] 12° 1454.09 
 
 Pottery and porcelain : hand book. N. Y., 1875. 8°. . 1454.09 
 
 Bryant { W. C.) Metrop. art museum. [In his Orations, etc., 
 
 1873.] 2517.26 
 
 Metropolitan pulpit. 2 v. 1839. See Grant (J.) . . . 3443.02 
 Meunier (Victor). Adventures on the great hunting 
 
 grounds of the world. N. Y., 1869. 12°. 4615.21 
 
 — Life in the primeval world. [Adapted from the 
 
 French], by W. H. D. Adams. L.,1872. 16°. 4725.14 
 
 Meves (Wm. and Augustus). Authentic hist, me- 
 moirs of Louis Charles, 2d son of Louis xvi. and 
 Marie Antoinette, who personated Augustus 
 Meves. London, 1868. 8° 3114.32 
 
 Mexia (Pedro), and others. Times store-house. Con- 
 taining ten following bookes to the former Trea- 
 svrie, etc. Tr. byT. Milles. L., 1619. fol. 418.05 
 
 Mexico. See Countries {Mexico, p. 344) ; also Kingsborough 
 (Robert, viscount). Antiquities of Mexico (p. 664). 
 
 Meyen (Franz Julius Ferd.) Outlines of the geo- 
 graphy of plants : culture, uses, etc. Tr. by M. 
 Johnston. London, Bay soc, 1846. 8°. . 4744.09 
 
 Meyer (Jonas Daniel). Esprit, origine et progres 
 des institutions judiciaires des principaux pays 
 de l'Europe. 5 v. Paris, 1823. 8°. . . 5631.08 
 
 Meyer (Moritz). Electricity in its relations to prac- 
 tical medicine. Tr., with notes, by W. A. Ham- 
 mond. New York, 1869, 8° 4333.21 
 
 Meyriok(John). House and sporting dogs. London, 
 1861. 16° 4615.24 
 
 Meyrick. See also Myrick. 
 
 Meyrick (Samuel Rush). Ancient armour. 2d ed. 
 3 v. London, 1844. 4° 6617.05 
 
 — Obserr. upon the history of hand fire-arms, and their appur- 
 
 tenances. [In Archffiologia, v. 22, 1829.] .... 5128.23 
 
 Miall (Edward). Views of the voluntary principle. 
 
 London, 1850. 16° 3575.07 
 
 — Hinttm (R. J.) English radical leaders. 1875. . . . 3221.14 
 Miall (James G.) Footsteps of our forefathers. Bos- 
 ton, 1852. 12°. . . ' 3435.06 
 
 — Memorials of early Christianity, [to a.d. 304]. Bos- 
 
 ton, 18-53. 12° 3413.12 
 
 Micah. See Biblical and religious lit. {Prophets, p. 98). 
 
 Micanzio (Fulgentio). Life of Father Paul, [anon.] 
 Tr. out of Italian. London, 1651. 18°. .3137.03 
 
 Michael Angelo. See Buonarroti (Michel Angelo). 
 
 Miohaelis (Johann David). Commentaries on the 
 law of Moses. Tr. by A. Smith. 4 v. London, 
 1814. 8° 3575.23 
 
 Michaud (Joseph Francois). History of the Cru- 
 sades. Tr. by W. Robson. 3 v. London, 
 1852. 12°. 6623.14 
 
 Michaux (Francois Andre). Travels to the westward 
 of the Alleghany Mts. L., 1805. 8°. . .1135.03 
 
 Michel (Dan). Ayenbite of inwyt ; or remorse of 
 conscience ; in the Kentish dialect, 1340. Ed. 
 by R. Morris. London, 1866. 8°- [Early Eng- 
 lish text soc, no. 23.] 7913.06 
 
 Note. — A literal transl. of ' Le somme des vices et de 
 vertues,' by frere Lorens. 
 
 Michelangelo. See Buonarroti (Michel Angelo). 
 Michelet (Jules). L' Amour. Paris, 1859. 18°. 7026.01 
 — Bible of humanity. Tr. by Vincenzo Calfa. New 
 York, 1877. 8° 3578.15 
 
 — The Bird. With illustrations, by Giacomelli. New 
 
 ed. revised. London, 1870. 8°. . 4817 17 
 
 — Elements of modern history [1453-1789]. Introd. 
 
 by A. Potter. New York, [n. d] 18°. . 442 11 
 
 — La Femme. Paris, 1859. 18° 7020*02 
 
 — LesFemmesde la Revolution. P., 1855. 16°.' 582214 
 
 — France before Europe. Tr. L., 1871. 8°. 526 11 
 
 — Histoire de France au 18e siecle. 17 v Paris 
 
 1857-67. 8° . 52 <™5 
 
 — Histoire romaine. Republique. 3 v. Bruxelles, 
 
 1840. 18° 432 jg 
 
 — History of France. Tr. by G. H. Smith. 2 v 
 
 New York, 1809. 8° 515 18 
 
 v. 1. To 1380. v. 2. 1380-1483. 
 
 — History of the French revolution, [to 1815]. Lon- 
 
 don, [aootrfl847.] 12° 514.08 
 
 — History of the Roman republic. Tr. by W. Hazlitt. 
 
 New York, 1847. 12° 433. 10 
 
 — L'Insecte. 6e ed. Paris, 1867. 12°. . .4822.17 
 
 — The Insect. With illus. by Giacomelli. London. 
 
 1875. 8° 4828.00 
 
 — Jesuits and Jesuitism. [In his • Miscel. works,' below.} 6053 06 
 
 — Joan of Arc. New York, 1858. 24°. . . . 3093.06 
 Same, [Fi:] Jeanne d'Arc. P., 1856. 16°. 3093.14 
 
 — Love. Tr. by J. W. Palmer. New York, 1859. 
 
 12° 5821.10 
 
 — ■ Life of Luther. [In hit • Miscel. works,' below. . . . 6053.06 
 
 — Miscellaneous works. Tr. by G. H. Smith. Lon- 
 
 don, 1848. 8° 5053.06 
 
 Contents : Priests, women, and families. The people. 
 Life of Luther. Jesuits and Jesuitism. 
 
 — The Mountain. From the French, with illus. by 
 
 P. Skelton. London, 1872. 8°. ... 935.08 
 
 — L'Oiseau. Nouv. ed. Paris, 1867. 12°. . 4812.18 
 
 — The people. [In his ' Miscel. works,' above.] .... 6053.06 
 
 — Priests, women and families. Tr. and ed. by J. 
 
 Crookes. London, 1846. 8° 5093.01 
 
 Same. [In his ' Miscel. works,' above.] .... 5053.06 
 
 — The Sea. (Lamer.) Transl. N.Y.,1861. 12°. 4826.13 
 
 — La Sorciere. [French.] Bruxelles and Leipzig, 
 
 1863. 12° 3814.02 
 
 Same. The witch of the middle ages. Tr. by 
 
 L. J. Trotter. London, 1863. 12°. . . 3814.03 
 
 — Woman. Tr. by J. W. Palmer. N.Y.,1860. 12°. 5821.11 
 
 — Mint (R.) Philos. of hist., etc., 1875 ; p. 285-297. . . 447.01 
 
 — Taine(H.A.) In his Essais de critique, 1858. . . 7048.26 
 
 See also Macmillan, July, 1874 (M., by G. Monod) ; Eevue 
 des deux mondes, fev. 1863 (De l'imagination dans l'his- 
 toire, par J. Milsand) ; 15 mai et 1 juin, 1876 (Sa vie et see 
 ceuvres, by O. d'Haussonville). 
 Michelet (Mme. Jules). Nature ; or the poetry of 
 earth and sea. With designs by Giacomelli. 
 London, 1872. 8° 4717.14 
 
 — Story of my childhood. Boston, 1867. 12°. 3123.08 
 Michell (Nicholas). Famous women and heroes : a 
 
 poem. London, 1871. 16°. 1667.03 
 
 — The Immortals; poem. L., 1871. 16°. . 1667.04 
 London in light and darkness ; with minor poems. 
 
 London, 1871. 16° 1667.05 
 
 Pleasure : a poem. London, 1871. 16°. . 1667.06 
 
 — The Poetry of creation. L., 1871. 16°. . . 1667.07 
 
 — Ruins of many lands. [Poem.] L.,1872. 16°. 1667.08 
 
 — Sibyl of Cornwall, the Land's end, St. Michael's 
 
 Mount, and other poems. L., 1871. 16°. 1667.09 
 Michelsen (E. H.) Manual of quotations. London, 
 
 1856. 16° 6213.20 
 
 Michie (Alexander). Siberian overland route from 
 
 Peking to St. Petersburgh, [1863]. London, 
 
 1864. 8° W24.13 
 
 Michigan. See Countries {Michigan, p. 344). --„,„„ 
 
 Michigan (Univ. of). Ten Brook {A.) Amer. Btate umv.1875. 6534^09 
 
 See also Nat. qu. rev., Mar., 1876 (Michigan as our model 
 university! 
 Mickle (Wm. J.) Poems. Ed. with life, by A. Chalmers, [in 
 C.'s Engl, poets, v. 17, 1810.] •■••■••■• ™? 6 ;il 
 
 — Select poems. Ed. by E. Walsh. [In Sanford (E.) and Waist 
 
 (B.) Brit, poets, V. 34, 1822.] ....... W91-M 
 
 _ LiL of Scottish poets, pt. 4, 1622 ; p. 96 . . . . .3212.08 
 
 Microcosm (The), by Gregory Griffin, of the college 
 of Eton [pseud, for John Smith, George Canning, 
 Robert Smith, and John Frere]. 3d ed 2 v 
 Windsor, 1790. 16° 2536.06 
 
 Microcosmography essay. ^eEarle, John,. 5011.06; 2523.33 
 
 ffiSS^-^STfi'.^ (J. Vi ^Henfr£ J3 
 1860 
 
 InaaUng for books, use the "Book Orders," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
776 
 
 MIC ROM EGAS - MILES 
 
 . 6083.33 ; 6081.11 
 
 Micromegas. See Voltaire (F. M. A. de). 
 
 — BaMeVffirJ Microscopical examination of sonn^S? °* tha 
 
 Atlantic coast. Microscopical observ in South Oarolma 
 Georgia and Florida. (In Sm. contrib., y. 2 1851] 3937.02 
 
 New species ofmicroscopical organisms [v.7,1855.JiJ9d<.ui 
 
 -Beale(L.S.) How to work with the M 1868. 4827.10 
 _ Brocklesby (J.) Amateur microscopist. 1871. 4!W/.io 
 
 — Carpenter (W. S.) Microscope and its revelations. 
 
 4th ed. 1868 • „„... 
 
 — Chambers's Papers for the people, v. 6, I860 i P. 1-40. 2516.03 
 
 — Clarke (L. X.) The microscope. 1858. . *»^.ll 
 Objects for the microscope. 1871. . . vMI.il 
 
 — Cooke (M. C.) One thousand objects for the micro- 
 
 scope. 1869 • .4827.05 
 
 — Davies (T.) Preparation and mounting of micro- 
 
 scopic objects. 1863 4827.12 
 
 — Frev (H.) The microscope and microscopic tecn- 
 
 nologv. Tr. and ed. by G. B. Cutter. 1872. 4838.22 
 
 — Goise (P. H.) Evenings at the M. I860. 4827.01 
 
 — Griffith (J. W. ) and Eenfrey (A. ) "The micrographic 
 
 dictionary ; a guide to microscopic objects. 1 v. 
 in 1. 1860 4827.08 
 
 — Soaa (J. ) The microscope : its history, construc- 
 
 tion, and application. 7th ed. 1869. . 4827.09 
 
 — Houghton {W.) The M. ; wonders, e(c. 1871. 4827.16 
 
 — Nave (J.) Handy-book to the collection and pre- 
 
 paration of fresh water and marine alga?, diatoms, 
 desmids, fungi, lichens, mosses, and other of the 
 
 lower cryptogamia. 1869 4821.12 
 
 Pereira (J.) Lecture on the microscope. [In his Lectures ion 
 
 polarized light, 1854.] .••■■;.•■•,• ' 4 ? 2 f, 04 
 
 — Phin (J. ) Practical hints on selection and use ol the 
 
 microscope. For beginners. 1875. . . 4827.19 
 Same. 2d ed., enlarged. 1877. . . 4827.19a 
 
 — Quekett (J.) Practical treatise on the M. 1855. 4827.13 
 BiddelllJ.L.) Binocular microscope. [In Amer. assoc. Pro- 
 ceedings, V. 7, 1853.] • ■ • 3946.06 
 
 — Sanders (J. M. ) The crystal sphere : reflections on 
 
 a drop of water. 1857 4826.22 
 
 — Schwann (IT.) Microscopical researches into the ac- 
 
 cordance in the structure and growth of animals 
 and plants. 1817 4317.08 
 
 — Slack (H. J.) Marvels of pond life ; microscopic 
 
 recreations. 1861 4827.15 
 
 — Somerville (M.) Molecular and microscopic sci- 
 
 ence. 2v. 1869 4827.03 
 
 Sorby (H. G.) Microscopes. [In South Kensington science 
 
 lectures, v. 1,1878; p. 193-215.] 3906.14 
 
 — Suffolk ( W.T.) Microscopical manip. 1870. 4827.14 
 
 — Ward (Bon. Mrs. )Microscope teachings.1864.4827.02 
 
 — Wytlies (J. S.) Curiosities of the M. 1852.4827.07 
 
 The microscopist. 1852 4827.06 
 
 Same. 3d ed. Phil., 1877. 8°. . . 4827.06a 
 
 Microscopical Periodicals. 
 
 — Monthly microscopical journal : transactions of the 
 
 Royal microscopical society, and record of histo- 
 logical research at home and abroad, v. 1-18. 
 London, 1869-77. 8°. . . . . . . . 4838.01 
 
 — Quarterly journal of microscopical science. 8 v. 
 
 London, 1853-60. 8° 4837.01 
 
 Same. New ser. v. 1-8. L., 1861-68. 8°. 4837.09 
 
 — Boyal microscopical society. Transactions, v. 1-16. 
 
 London, 1853-68. 8° 4837.01 
 
 Note. — Bound year by year with the ' Quarterly journal.' 
 
 Transactions, 1869-77. See Monthly journal [above). 
 
 See also Harper's mo., Mch, Apl., May, 1876 (The micro- 
 scope, by S. Lockwood) ; Littell, 1860, v. 1 (Microscopical 
 discovery) ; Nat. qu. rev., v. ]6, 1868 (M. and its discov- 
 eries) ; N. Brit, rev., v. 25, 1856 (M. and its revelations) ; 
 Westm. rev., v. 79, 1863 (M. and its rev.) 
 
 J8®- See also Medicine (Microscopic, p. 762 ;—HistoU)gy, 
 p. 760). 
 
 Microscopical petrography. See Zirkel (P.) 1116.14 
 
 Middle ages. See Countries, etc. (Middle ages, p. 345) ; also Mait- 
 land (S. R.) The dark ages. 1845 [3426.06] ;— Nuttall (P. A.) 
 Classical dictionary of the middle ages, 1840 [437.07]; 
 Hampson (R. T.) Medii revi kalendarium ; or dates, 
 chapters and customs of the middle ages ; with kalen- 
 dars from the loth to the 16th cent.; and an alphabetical 
 digest of the days of saints and the anniversaries of the 
 
 church. 2v.ini. [1841.] 445.28 
 
 Middle kingdom. [China.] See Williams (S. W.) 1861. . 1023.02 
 
 Middle-states : a handbook for travellers. Boston, 
 
 J. B. Osgood & Co., 1874. 12° 1121.08 
 
 Middleham (Collegiate church of). Documents re- 
 lating to the church ; with hist, introd., by W. 
 Athill. London, Camden soc, 1847. 4°. 5112.38 
 
 Middlesex county, (Mass.) See Countries (p. 345). 
 
 Middlesex mechanic association. Reports of the first exhlb. 
 held in Lowell, Sept., 1851. Lowell, 1852. 8°. . . 3923.10 
 
 Middleton (Charles S.) Shelley and his writings. 
 2 v. London, 1858. 8° 3162.25 
 
 Middleton (Conyers, D.D.) Free inquiry into the 
 miraculous powers supposed to have subsisted in 
 the christian church. L., 1749. 8°. . . 3578.24 
 
 — Life of M. T. Cicero. 3 v. L. s 1810. 8°. . 3036.15 
 
 Same. London, 1839. 8°. . " . . . . 3036.14 
 
 Middleton (David). Voyage to Bantam and the Moluccos, 1607 ; 
 Voy. to Java and Banda, 1609. [In Green. Col. of voy., 
 v. 1 [936.09] ; and in Kerr. Col. of voy., v. 8.] . . 914.16 
 
 Middleton (Erasmus). Evangelical biography. 4 v. 
 London, 1807. 8° 3216.01 
 
 Middleton (Sir Henry). Voyage to Bantam and the 
 Maluco Islands ; 2d voyage by the company of 
 merchants trading into the East-Indies. Annot. 
 and ed. by B. Corney. London, Hakluyt soc, 
 
 1855. 8° 1065.15 
 
 Note.— Also in Kerr's Col., v. 8, and Green's Col., v. 1. 
 
 Sixth voyage of the Engl. E. I. company, in 1610 ; with jour- 
 nal, by N. Downton. [In Kerr (R.) Col. of voyages, v. 8, 
 1813 ; p. 361-436.] 914.15 
 
 Middleton (Thomas). Works. With account of the 
 author and notes by A. Dyce. 5 v. London, 
 
 1840. 12° 1733.11 
 
 Contents : v. 1. The old law. Mayor of Queenborough. 
 Blurt, master-constable. The Phoenix. Michaelmas term. 
 
 2. Trick to catch the Old One. Family of love, lour five 
 gallants. A mad -world, my masters. The roaring girl. 
 
 3. The honeBt whore. The witch. The widow. A fair 
 quarrel. More dissemblers beside women. 4. Coasts 
 maid in Cheapside. The Spanish gipsy. The changeling. 
 Game at chess. Any thing for a quiet life. Women, be- 
 ware women. 5. No wit, no help like a woman's. Inner- 
 Temple masque. World lost at Tennis. Part of the enter- 
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 amor. Triumphs of love and antiquity. Sun in Aries. 
 Triumphs of integrity. Triumphs of health and prosper- 
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 On the death of Burbage. To T. Webster, on the Duchess 
 of Main. Black book. Father Hubburd's tales. Appendix. 
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 Mie d'Ahonne, pseud. See Lacroix (Mme. Louis). 
 
 Miers (John). Travels in Chile and La Plata. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1826. 8° 1154.20 
 
 Might and mirth of literature. See Macbeth (J. W.V.) 1875. 6334 31 
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 Same. London, [n. d.] 8° 3437.19 
 
 — Charles-Quint : son abdication, etc., et sa mort au 
 
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 of its Table gen. . , 
 
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 Mignot (Vincent). History of the Turkish or Otto- 
 man empire, 1300-1740. With hist, discourse on 
 Mahomet and his successors. From the French, 
 by A. Hawkins. 4 v. Exeter, 1787. 8°. 547.16 
 
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 people of the Miss, valley. N.Y., 1860. 12°. 1114-1° 
 - Bine, axe, and saddle bags. N.Y.,1856. 12°. 1122.28 
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 — Nordurfari ; rambles in Iceland. New York, 
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 ascribed to Francis Grose.] 1867. . . 4514.30 
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 paign of Ulm. Operations in Poland, Dec, 1806. 
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 ment. [Lat. et Fr. ] 1869. [Nisard'a coll. ] 7725.02 
 
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 generals. Tr by E. B. Scott. 1811. . . 4513.23 
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 1817 4515.01 
 
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 — Military ends and moral means. 1864. . . 4514.19 
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 1862 4514.04 
 
 Heck(J. O.) Iconographic encycl., v. 3, 1852 ; p. 477 651. 
 Jackson (R.) Formation, discipline, and economy 
 
 of armies. 1845 4514.12 
 
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 Jomini (H. de). Art of war. 1854 4514.11 
 
 — Life of Napoleon. Tr. with notes, by H. W. Hal- 
 
 leck. 4 v. 1864 3128.10 
 
 — Treatise on grand military operations : or, a criti- 
 
 cal and military history of the wars of Frederick 
 the Great, as contrasted with the modern system. 
 From the French, by S. B. Holabird. 2 v. 
 
 1865 4516.15 
 
 Same. Atlas. 1865 4516.17 
 
 Jones (W. P.) War and warlike science in the 14th cent. [In 
 
 united serv. mag., 1876, v. 1-2.] 
 Lacroix (P.) Military and religious life in the mid- 
 dle ages and at the period of the Renaissance. 
 
 , 1874 * 1444.13 
 
 Machiavelli (K) Art of war. 1815 4514.08 
 
 Montlwlm [O. T., marquis de). Seventeen notes on the work en- 
 titled Considerations on the art of war, printed at Paris in 
 1816, dictated by Napoleon. [In his Historical miscella- 
 
 nies, v. 1-2.] 3132.28 
 
 •nuteraft. The apothegms of great commanders. [In his Morals, 
 
 v 1, p. 185-250.] 6435.26 
 
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 1863. 631.07 
 
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 >ad (E) Modern war : its theory and practice. 
 1863 '. . /4514.IO 
 
 Vegetius Reaatas (F.) Instituta rei militaris TLat 
 et Fr.] 1869. [Nisard's coll.] . . .7725 02 
 See also Blackw. mag., v. 79, 1856 (War and wordcraft) • 
 Fraser's mag., v. 63, 1861 (Soldiers and their science) • 
 Contemp. rev., v. 16, 1871 (A soldier's duty, by E. StracheyV 
 Ed. rev., v. 123, 1866 (Eecent changes in tlie art of war) •' 
 v. 133, 1871 (Studies of the recent war) ; New Englander' 
 v. 18, 1860 (Modern warfare, by E. B. Hunt) ; Fraser June, 
 1876 (Modern warfare) ; Quar. rev., v. 120, 1866 (Mod. war. 
 fare). 
 
 Vitruvius Pollio (if.) In his Architecture, 1860 ; p. 229-268. 1312.06 
 
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 military balloonerB). 
 &&- See also Arts (Useful : Aeronautics, p. 39). 
 
 Dictionaries. 
 
 Burn (R.) Naval and military dictionary of the 
 
 French language ; explan. in Engl. 1842. 4513.13 
 
 James (0.) Military dictionary. 1805. . . 4514.05 
 
 Scott (H.L.) Military dictionary. 1862. . .4514.06 
 
 Dress, Colors, Medals, etc. 
 
 Carter (T.) *Medals of British army, and how they 
 
 were won. Crimean campaign. 1861. . 4516.20 
 Same. Egypt, Peninsula, Waterloo and South 
 
 Africa. 1861 4516.20 
 
 — — Same, India, China, etc. 1861. . . . 4516.20 
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 British soldier. 1852 4518.15 
 
 M'Nair (R. F.) "Colours of the Grenadier Guards. 
 
 1870 4518.19 
 
 Schuyler, Hartley & Ch'aham. Illustrated catalogue of 
 
 arms and military goods. 1864. . . . 4518.13 
 See also Colburn's United service mag., Jan., 1876 (The 
 
 colours of England and France) ; Feb., 1876 (The war 
 
 medal, by J. E. Alexander) ; Feb., 1875 (Uniforms of the 
 
 Brit. army). 
 
 Military Education. 
 
 Barnard (H.) Military schools and courses of in- 
 struction in the science and art of war, in France, 
 Prussia, Austria, Bussia, Sweden, Switzerland, 
 Sardinia, England and the U. S. 1872. . 5524.19 
 Glcig(O.R) Inhis Essays, v. 2, 1858 ; p. 390-551. . . .2628.16 
 Hazen (W. B.) The school and the army in Germany 
 and France, with a diary of siege life at Ver- 
 sailles. 1872 4516.13 
 
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 Koyal artillery) ; v. 82, 1857 (2 art) ; Fraser's mag., v. 47, 
 1853 (2 art.) ; v. 61, 1860 ; New Engl., v. 28, 1869 (System at 
 West Point ; can it be employed in our colleges ? by 
 E. P. Keep) ; WeBtm. rev., v. 65, 1866 (Military ed. for offi- 
 cers). 
 
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 1854-66.] 4618.06 
 
 Douglas (H) Principles and construction of military 
 bridges, and passage of rivers in military opera- 
 tions. 3d ed. 1853 4514.02 
 
 Gay- Vernon (Z. ) Science of war and fortification. Tr. 
 by J. M. O'Connor. 3 v. 1817. . . . 4515.01 
 
 Head (Sir F. B.) The royal engineer. 1869. 4515.04 
 
 Lendy (A. F.) Elements of fortification. 18o7. 4515.05 
 
 Mahan (D. H.) Descriptive geometry, as applied to 
 fortification and stereotomy. 1864. . . 4515.05 
 
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 1837-49. 4° 3918.17 
 
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778 
 
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 United Slates. Corps of engineers. Professional papers 
 of the corps of engineers U. S. army. No. 20. 
 A report on the defences of Washington, by J. 
 
 G.Barnard. 1-71 4oJ8.il 
 
 S;e also Black, mag., v. 75, 1854 (Anc. mod. fortresses) ; 
 v. HO, 1871 (Notes on fortresses by a historian) ; Fraser's 
 mag., v. 65, 1862 (The engineers) ; Ed rev., v. 102 [Modern 
 fortification) ; Nat. qu. rev., v. 6, 1863 (Ought our Atlantic 
 cities to be fortified ; v. 24, 1872 (Fortified cities) ; Qnar. 
 rev., v. 127, 1869 (The Royal engineers and permanent for- 
 tifications). 
 
 Military History and Biography. 
 
 j9®" See Battles, (p. 67) ;— Sieges ;— and (under Countries) 
 names of various countries, as England {Rev. of 1640, p. 310); 
 France (Civil wars of 16th-nth century. p. 321 ; — French rev., 
 p. 322 ; — French-German war, p. 323) ; — Germany (Thirty 
 years war, p. 326 ; — S^ven weeks war, p. 326) ; — Spain (Pen- 
 insular war, p. 370) ;— United States (Rev. of 1776, p. 384 ;— 
 War of 1812-14, p. 385 ;— War with Mexico, p. 386 ;— War of 
 the Rebellion, 1861-66, p. 386);— Waterloo (p. 392) ;— Crimean 
 War (p. 303). 
 
 Among the more celebrated military histories are those of 
 Zenophon (The Anabasis) ;— Caesar ( Commentaries) ;— Na- 
 pier (History of the peninsular war); — the critical works 
 of Jomini ;— and Thiers' Histories of the French revolu- 
 tion, and of the Consulate and the Empire. 
 
 Military Biography. 
 
 *5T See Biography (Collective: Ancient: Herbert;— ye. 
 pos;— Plutarch, p. 110 ;— Military biography, p. 112) ;— and 
 works by Sir Edw. Oust (p. 402 of Cat.) 
 
 «S" For liv s of Greek and Roman, and other ancient com- 
 manlers, see Biography (Ancient, p. 110). 
 
 For individual biographies of Greek generals, see (in Bio- 
 graphy, p. 116-2 ;5) lives of Miltiades ;— Cimon ;— The- 
 MisrocLEs ;— Pausanias ; — Xenophon ;— Epaminondas ;— 
 Alexander the Great. 
 
 For lices of Roman and other contemporary generals, see 
 (in Biography, 116-216), Scipio Africanus ;— Hannibal ;— 
 Pyrrhus ;— Flamininus ;— Marius ;— Bulla or Sylla •— 
 Pompeius Magnus ;— Antony (Mark);— C^sak (C. Julius)'— 
 Attila ; — Belibarius. 
 
 For m<'d. aval genrals, see Alfred the great ; — William 
 the conqueror ; — Charlemagne ; — Richard I., Occur de 
 Lion ; -ISdwabd I., o/ England ;— Du Guesolin ;— Edwabd 
 in., of England ;— Edward the black prince. 
 
 For more modern periods, see Henry v., of England •— 
 Cobtez ;— Pizabbo ;— Boubbon (Comte de) ;— Charles v 
 rap. of Germany ;— Fbancis r, of France ;— Heney iv of 
 France ;— "William the silent, of Nassau ;— Gustavus Ad'ol- 
 phus ;— Wallenstein ;— Tobstenson ;— Tueenne —Louis 
 XIV.;— Marlbobough (Duke of) ;— Conde (Prince de) ■— 
 William hi., of England ; — Sobieski ; — Cbomwell •'— 
 Faibfax (T., earl of);— Rupebt (Prince) ;— Bf.ewick (Duke 
 of) ;— Fbederick the great, of Prussia ;— Saxe (Mondial)-— 
 Clive (Robert);— Washington (G.);— Geeene (Nathanaell- 
 Steuben (Baron von) ;— Buegoyne (Sir John) ;— Cobn- 
 wallis (Marquis) ;— Dumoubiez ;— Napoleon ;— Bebna- 
 dotte ;— Marmont ;— Massena ;— Ney ;— Savary •— Wel- 
 lington ;-SouvAnoFF ;-Napieb (Sir C J.) ;-Havelock 
 5!" f ■ ;— Lawrence (Sir Henry) ;— Taylor (Z.) ;— Scott 
 Wmfleld) j_Grant (V. S ) ;-Shebidan (P. H.);-Sheemab 
 
 (W. r.);_THOMAS (G. H.);— Keaeney (Philip) ;— Rosen- 
 CRANZ ;-McClellan (G. B.) ;_LEE (R. E.) ;-Johhston 
 (A. S.);— Johnston (Jos. E.);— Jackson (T. J.) 
 
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 of various Countries. 
 
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 France. 1809 45 l 6 08 
 
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 1870 .... 4516 12 
 
 — Military systems of France and Prussia'in 1870. 
 
 1870 ... 4.516 12 
 
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 Prussia and France, and recent changes in the 
 
 art of war. 1870 & 4516 10 
 
 Echo (Francis, lord). Letters on military organization. 
 
 lo/l 4 r iH" no 
 
 Fonblmque (E B. de). Administration' and organiza- 
 
 tion of the British army. 1858. . . . 4516 U3 
 tZ iSi' V -~> Com pany clerk: army of the U.S. 
 
 1863 45^ o.) 
 
 McClellan (0. B.) Armies of Europe. 186L ' 45100K 
 ~ See** bel ° w U " U ' d States - mitary com - t0 Eur '°P" 
 0UWy \m 0L H ' ' A ' } ' °* the ' Pru ' ssian ^'fantry! 
 Pasl V% iK) ' kiiit ™y '^y 0f ' th ' 6 British empirl! 
 
 4317 ,cf R n . 
 
 Scatters. D.) The British army': its ori'»ia ^Pro- 
 gress, and equipment. 2 v. 1868. ." 4514.17 
 
 Talbot (0. F) Analysis of the organization of the 
 Prussian army. 1871 4514 jg 
 
 Thomson (H. B.) Military forces and institutions of 
 Great Britain and Ireland. 1855. . . .451601 
 
 United States. Army regulations. 1857. . . 4513 14 
 
 Same. 1861. Eevised. With an appendix con- 
 taining the changes and laws affecting Army regu- 
 lations and Articles of war to June, 1863. 4513.17 
 
 — Steuben (F. W. ) Regulations for the order and dis- 
 cipline of the troops of the U. S. 1805. 4513 21 
 
 — Military commission to Europe, 1855-56. Report nf 
 G. B. McClellan 4518.07 
 
 Wraxall (L. ) Naval and military resources of Europe. 
 
 1856 451(1.07 
 
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 organization of continental armies) ; v. 110, 1871 (Army or- 
 ganization and national defence); Fraser's mag., v. 73 1868 
 (How European armies are officered); n.s., v. i', 1871 (Re 
 ports on the mil. forces of Prussia); Feb., 1876 (Mobilisation 
 of the army); N. Brit, rev., v. 47, 1867 (Military system of 
 Europe); Westm. rev., v. 87, 1867 (Sadowa and mil' orgaui- 
 zation); v. 96, 1871 (Army organization); Ed. rev, Jan 1876 
 (Army recruitment) ; Fraser's, v. 61, 1855 (Tha reEimental 
 system). 
 
 Militia versus Regulars. 
 
 See Atlantic mo., v. 16, 1865 (Our future militia system 
 by T. W. Higginson); Blackwood's mag., v. 106, 1869 (Night 
 with the volunteers); Cambridge essays, 1858 (Militia and 
 nat. defence, by R. A. S. Adair) ; Contemp. rev. v 16 
 1871 (Popular vs. professional armies, by W. R Greg) ' 
 Fraser's mag., v. 66, 1867 (The militia) ; v. 71, 1865 (Resu 
 larsand volunteers); n.s., v. 1, 1870 (National armies and 
 mod. warfare); N. A. rev., v. 99, 1864 (Our soldiers)- Westm 
 rev., v. 72, 1859 (Militia forces); Blackw. mag., v 86 1869 
 (Chalons— the camp) ; v. Ill, 1872 (Autumn inanasuv'res) ■ 
 v. 112, 1872 (Autumn manoeuvres); Fraser's mag m v 6' 
 872 (Autumn mauoauvres, by W. R, Greg) ; y, 68 ' 1863 
 Chalons and Aldershot). 
 
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 tinued. Ammunition for rifled ordnance, by 0. 
 O. Browne. 2 v. London, 1867-70. 8°. .4515.31 
 
 Anderson (R. ) Evolutions of field artillery. 1860.4513.02 
 
 Barry (P.) Shoeburyness and the guns; a philoso- 
 phical discourse. 1865 4515.08 
 
 Bormann (Maj.-gen. — ). The Shrapnel shell in Eng- 
 land and in Belgium. 1862 4515.11 
 
 Browne (C. 0.) Ammunition for rifled ordnance. 
 
 „ !870 4515.32 
 
 Dahlgren (J. A.) Boat armament of the U. S. navy. 
 2d ed. 1856 4515.33 
 
 — Naval percussion locks and primers, particularly 
 those of the United States. 1853. . . 4515.29 
 
 Greener ( W. ) Gunnery in 1858 : rifles, cannon, and 
 sporting arms 4515.20 
 
 Kingsbury (C. P.) Elementary treatise on artillery 
 and infantry. 1849. ....... 4515.16 
 
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 Napoleon III. Past and future of artillery. [In his Works, v. 2.J 
 
 Norton (C.B.) and Valentine ( W. J.) Report on munitions of war. 
 [In Paris univ.ex.hib. Rep. of U. S. com., v. 5, 1870.] 3915.09 
 
 hoberts (J.) Hand-book of artillery. 1861. . 4513.01 
 
 Rodman (Capt. T. J.) Reports of experiments on the 
 properties of metals for cannon, and the qualities 
 of cannon powder : with an account of the fabri- 
 cation and trial of a 15-inch gun. 1861. 4518.09 
 
 Scoff em (J.) Projectile weapons of war and explosive 
 compounds. 1859 4515.09 
 
 Taubert (— ). On the use of field artillery on service. 
 . 1856 \ . 4615 .i9 
 
 United States. War department. Instructions for field 
 artillery. By a board of officers. 1861.4515.21 
 
 — Military commission to Europe in 1855-56. Report of 
 
 maj. A. Mordecai. 1860 4518.08 
 
 — Ordnance department. Instructions for making quar- 
 
 terly returns of ordnance and ordnance stores. 
 
 1865 4515.13 
 
 Ordnance manual for the use of the offioers of 
 
 the United States army. 1862. . . .4515.15 
 
 ■ Ordnance memoranda. 1863-68.. . .4515.28 
 
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 board of Sept. 12, 1863. 6. Bills of irun for wrought iron 
 barbette aud casemate. 7. Instructions relating to the 
 disbursement of publio money. 8. Metallic ammunition. 
 
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 metals for cannon. 1806 4518.10 
 
 Wilkinson (II ) Engines of war : including the manu- 
 facture of guns, gunpowder, and swords, etc. 
 
 1811 4515.18 
 
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 StiUinan) ; Ed. rev., v. 109 (Riflod guns and modern tac- 
 tics); v. 119, 1861 (Rifled ordnance in England and France); 
 Fraser's mag., v. 69-70, 1864 (Whitworth vs. Tenneut) ; 
 Galaxy, Dec, 1875 (Past and present of artillery) ; Quar. 
 rev., v. 115, 1864 (Guns and plates) ; v. 103, 1868 (Woolwich 
 arsenal). 
 
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 Breech-loaders. By "Gloan." [pseud] 1873. 4515.31 
 Busk (ft) Hand-hood for Hythe : and system of 
 
 musketry. 18J0 4513.12 
 
 Chapman (J.B.) Improved American rifles. 1848.4515. 25 
 Cleveland (ft W. S.) Hints to riflemen. 1864. 4515.24 
 Greener ( W. ) Modern breech-loaders : sporting and 
 
 military. 1871 4515.10 
 
 Meyrkk (S. R.) Observ. upon the history of hand fire-arms. [In 
 
 Aer Archaologia, v. 22, 1829.] 5128.— 
 
 Wilcox (CM.) lUfles and rifle practice. 18)9. 4515.17 
 
 Wingate(G. W.) Manual for rifle practice. 1872. 4515.34 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 9, 1862 (T7se of the rifle) : v. 
 
 10, 1862 (Rifle clubs) ; United service mag., Sept., 1876 
 
 (Fusil 'gras' or French model rifle;. 
 US' See also Amusements (Sporting, hunting, etc,, p. 25). 
 
 Gunpowder. 
 
 Anderson ( W. ) Mode of manufacturing gunpowder at 
 
 the Ishapore mills in Bengal. 18*2. . 4518.21 
 Mordecai (A.) Keport on experiments on gunpowder 
 
 at Washington arsenal, 18±3-18±4. 1845. 4515.14 
 Williams (W. M lUleu). Explosive compounds. [In British 
 
 m'f g industries, 1876 ] 3941.26 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 2, 1870 (Gunpowder and mod. 
 
 artillery); Quar. rev., v. 125, 1868 ; Westm. rev., v. 94, 1870. 
 
 Small Arms. 
 
 Pistol ( The) as a weapon of defence : how to choose 
 and use it. 1875 4515.35 
 
 United Slates. Ordnance dept. Reports of experiments 
 
 with small arms. 185(3 4515.27 
 
 See also Statistical soc. of London. Journal, v. 28, 1865 
 (Progress of small arms manufacture, by W. D. Goodman). 
 
 Torpedoes. 
 
 See Fraser's mag., v. 78, 1868 (Amer. torpedo warfare) • 
 H.s., t. 5, 1872 (Torpedoes). 
 
 JI&- See also Law (Military 
 
 Periodicals. 
 
 Army 'and navy journal, v. 1-G. New York, 1863-G8. 
 
 Colburn's United service magazine/and naval and mili- 
 tary register. 81 v. L., 1829-70. b°. 819101 
 IT ; .7 ^f';~ DUr '" K 1829 - 4 . 1 was ' Duite(i service journal • 
 
 United Males service magazine. 5 v. New *ork 1864 
 
 1B66 - 8 ° 8190.01 
 
 Sword and Bayonet Exercise. 
 
 Ackcrman (J.V) Notes on the origin and history of the bayonet ; 
 
 [/n Archasologia, v. 38, I860.] . . . 6128 — 
 
 Berriman (M. W.) Militiaman's manual and ' sword 
 
 play. 1859 45 n 0(5 
 
 McCleUan (G.B.) Manual of bayonet exercise 1661 
 
 --Same. 1856. 4513.08a 
 
 Marey-Monge(G.S.) Memoir on swords. 1860. 4513 18 
 Wayne (H. C.) Sword exercise. 1850. . . 4513^07 
 
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 Arenischildt (— von). Instructions for cavalry on out- 
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 0. F. Chandler's elaborate article ofi milk analysis in John- 
 son's New univ. cycl., v. 3, 1878. 
 Mill (James). Analysis of the phenomena of the hu- 
 man mind. New ed., with notes by A. Bain, A. 
 Findlater, and G. Grote. Ed. with notes, by J. 
 S. Mill. 2 v. London, 1869. 8°. . . . 6425.05 
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 — SiSf 9* 'deration. London, 1837. 16°. . . In 5721.01 
 
 — S ( f ' ,£' fe ° S J - M - l In Mind . v - 1. 1876 ; 2 art] 
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 — ffihrf ™ *" a ?'"?°T "f gov. [In his Essays, v. 2, I860.] 2536.17 
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 Note.— Reviewed by G. H. Lewes in Fortn. rev., v. 6, 
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 — Autobiography. New York, 1873. 8°. . .3123.34 
 
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 Bentham, v. 1. 
 
 Carrel (Armand), v. 1. 
 
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 Coleridge, v. 1. 
 
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 Early Grecian history aud le- 
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 Few observations on the French 
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 Grote's History of Greece, v. 2. 
 
 Guizot's Essays and lectures on 
 history, v. 2. 
 
 Michelet's Hist, of France, v. 2. 
 
 Poetry and its varieties, v. 1. 
 
 Prophecy, v. 1. 
 
 Right and wrong of state inter- 
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 church property, v. 1. 
 
 Sedgwick's Discourse on the 
 studies of the university at 
 Cambridge, v. 1. 
 
 Tocqueville on democracy in 
 America, v. 2. 
 
 Vigny (A. de). Writings of, v. 1. 
 
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 appendix, v. 2. 
 
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 Aphorisms: a fragment (Westni. 
 
 rev.. Jan., 1837), v. 1. 
 Austin on jurisprudence (Ed. 
 
 rev., Oct., 1863), v. 4. 
 Baer on property and taxation, 
 
 v. 5. 
 Bailey on Berkeley's Theory of 
 
 vision (Westm. rev., Oct., 
 
 1842), v. 2. 
 Bain's psychology(Ed.rev.,Oct., 
 
 1859), v. 4. 
 Bentham ("Westm. rev., Aug., 
 
 1838), v. 1. 
 Carrel (Armand); (Westm. rev., 
 
 Oct., 1837), v. 1. 
 Civilization (Westm. rev., Apl., 
 
 1836), v. 1. 
 Claims of labor (Ed. rev., Apl., 
 
 1846), v. 2. 
 Coleridge, v. 2. 
 Contest in America (Fraser, 
 
 Feb., 1862), V. 4. 
 Currency juggle, v. 1. 
 Early Grecian history and le- 
 gend (Ed. rev., Oct.,1846),v.2. 
 Endowments (Fortn. rev. Apl., 
 
 1869), V. 6. 
 Enfranchisement of women 
 
 (Westm. rev., July, 1861), v. 3, 
 Fewobserv. on French rev.,v.l. 
 Few words on non-intervention 
 
 (Fraser, Dec, 1869), v. 3. 
 Grote's History of Greece (Ed. 
 
 rev., Oct., 1853), v. 3. 
 Grote's Aristotle (Fortn. Jan., 
 
 1873), v. 6. 
 Grote's Plato (Ed. rev.,1866),v.4. 
 
 Guizot's Essays on history (Ed. 
 
 rev., Oct., 1845), v. 2. 
 Land tenure (Papers on), v. 5. 
 L'Avare e l'imposta, v. 5. 
 Leslie on the land question 
 
 (Fortn. rev., June, 1870), v. 5. 
 Maine on village communities 
 
 (Fortn. rev., May, 1871), v. 6. 
 Michelet's Hist, of France (Ed. 
 
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 Parliamentary reform, v. 4. 
 Poetry and its varieties, v. 1. 
 Prophecy (A), v. 1. 
 Reform in suffrage (Recent wri- 
 ters on), v. 4. 
 Sedgwick on the studies of the 
 
 univ. of Cambridge, v. 1. 
 Slave power (The),(Westm. rev., 
 
 Oct., 1862), v. 3. 
 State interference with corpora- 
 tion and church property.v.l. 
 Taine's De l'intelligence (Fortn. 
 
 rev., July, 1870), v. 5. 
 Thornton onlabor (Fortn. rev., 
 
 May, 1869), v. 5. 
 Tocqueville on democracy in 
 
 Amer. (Ed. rev., Oct.,1840),v.2. 
 Treaty obligations (Fortn. rev., 
 
 Dec, 1870), v. 5. 
 Utilitarianism, v. 3. 
 Vigny(A. de);(Westm. rev., Apl., 
 
 1838), v. 1. 
 Vindication of the French rev. 
 
 of 1848 (Westm. rev., Apl., 
 
 1849), v. 3. 
 Whewell on moral philosophy 
 
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 Examination of Sir Wm. Hamilton's philosophy. 
 
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 Note. — See in direct reply Mansel's articles in Contemp. 
 rev., v. 1, 1866 ; and an article in North Brit, rev., v. 43, 
 1865 ; and for other reviews see Ed. rev., v. 124, 1866 ; 
 Westm. rev., v. 85, 1866 ; Chr. exam., Nov., 1865 ; Fortn. 
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 — On liberty. London, 1859. 8° 5724.07 
 
 Note. — Reviewed in Westm. rev., v. 72, 1859 ; and by H. 
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 — Principles of political economy. 2 v. New York, 
 
 1864. 8° 5913.10 
 
 — The Subjection of women. N.Y., 1869. 16°. 5823.13 
 
 See Reply, etc. Philadelphia, 1870. 12° 6823.14 
 
 — System ot logic, ratiocinative and inductive. New 
 
 York, 1857. 8° 5428.08 
 
 Contents: Introd. Of names and propositions (p. 11-106). 
 Of reasoning (p. 107-170). Of induction and deduction (p. 
 171-382). Of operations subsidiary to induction : Of ob- 
 servation, Of abstraction, Of naming, Of terms, Of a 
 philos. language, Of classification. Of fallacies (p. 448-518). 
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 Jan., 1875 ; Fortu.rev., Nov., 1874, Jan., 1876 (by J. Mor- 
 ley) ; Int. rev., July, 1875 (by Noah Porter) ; Westm. rev., 
 Jan., 1875. 
 
 — Jevons ( W. S.) J. S. Mill's philosophy tested. [In Contemp. 
 
 rev., Dec, 1877 ; Jan., April, 1878.] 
 — ■ Kirkus ( IP.) Miscel. essays. 2d s. 1868 ; p. 326-370. 3663.30 
 
 — Sibot [Th.) In his English psychology. 1873. . . . 6426.11 
 
 — Taine (S. A.) Le positivisme anglais : etude sur 
 
 Stuart Mill. 1864 5426.15 
 
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 1874 (M.'s philos. position) ; Apl., 1874 (M.'s denial of free 
 will) ; Quar. rev., v. 133, 1872 (M. and his school) ; Kitto's 
 jour, of sac lit., v. 37, 1866 ; Chr. exam., Jan., 1863. 
 
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 Mechanics and machinery , p. 46). 
 Mill-wright, p. 45). 
 "Illustrations : u, coll. of 
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 ment to 1688. 4v. London, 1803. 8°. . 46b'. 12 
 NoU. — v. 4 contains dissertations on the connection of 
 th« advance of manufacture!, commerce, and the artB, with 
 
 Mill-work. See Arts (Useful : 
 Mill-wright. See Arts (Useful : 
 Millais (John Everett), 
 drawings on wood. 
 
 the diffusion of liberty and Independence, knowledge and 
 literature, the fine arts, poetry, and morals of a people. 
 
 — Observations concerning the distinction of ranks in 
 
 society. London, 1773. 8° 5712.16 
 
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 Miller (George). History philosophically illustrated' 
 a.d. 475-1793. 4 v. London, 1849. 12°. 443.01 
 
 Miller (Mrs. Hugh). Cats and dogs ; notes and anec- 
 dotes. Boston, 1869. 12°. 4724.20 
 
 Miller (Hugh). Autobiography ; my schools and 
 school-masters. Boston, 1854. 12°. . . 3123.12 
 
 — Cruise of the Betsey among the Hebrides ; with 
 
 rambles of a geologist. B., 1858. 12°. . 4111.23 
 
 — Edinburgh and neighborhood, geol. and hist. ; with 
 
 geology of Bass Bock. 4th ed. Edinburgh 
 1870. 8° 491 10 
 
 — Essays. [From the ' Witness. '] Ed. with pre- 
 
 face, by P. Bayne. Boston, 1865. 12°. . 2535.16 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Abbotsford baronetcy. 
 Amenities of literature. 
 Bothy system (The). 
 Burns festival, and hero 
 
 worship. 
 Centenary of ' The forty -five.' 
 Cottages of our hinds. 
 Crime-making laws. 
 Criticism for the uninitiated. 
 Cromwell controversy. 
 Duke of Wellington. 
 Echoes of the world. 
 Edinburgh an age ago. 
 Felons of the country. 
 Fire at the tower of London. 
 Five-pound qualification. 
 Franchise (The). 
 Geology versus astronomy. 
 Glen Tilt tabooed. 
 Grey {Earl). 
 Half-century (The). 
 Highlands (The). 
 Idealistic Bchool (The). 
 Infant prince (The). 
 Is game property ? 
 Jean d'Arc 
 
 Jeffrey [Lord). 
 Legislative court (The). 
 Literature of the people. 
 New year (The). 
 Norway and its glaciers. 
 Our novel literature. 
 Our working classes. 
 Parting impressions of the 
 
 great exhibition. 
 Pauper labor. 
 Pauperism. 
 Peace-meetings. 
 Peasant properties. 
 Poesy of intellect and fancy. 
 Remains of Napoleon. 
 Royal progresses, recent and 
 
 remote. 
 Scotch poor law. 
 spaces and the periods. 
 Strange story, but true. 
 Strikes (The). 
 Sue (Eugene). 
 Third French revolution. 
 Unity of the human races. 
 Untaught poets. 
 
 — First impressions of England. B., 1853. 12°. 953.11 
 
 — Footprints of the Creator : or the Asterolepis of 
 
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 — Old red sandstone. Boston, 1852. 12°. . . 4111.27 
 
 — Scenes and legends of Scotland. Cincinnati, 
 
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 — Sketch-book of pop.' geology." B., 1859. 12°! 4111.28 
 
 — Tales and sketches. Boston, 1863. 12°. . 231.86 
 
 — Testimony of the rocks ; with memorials of the au- 
 
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 — Two records : the Mosaic and geological. Boston, 
 
 1851. 16° 3762.07 
 
 — Witness papers. Headship of Christ, and the rights 
 
 of the christian people, etc. B.,1863. 12°. 3575.10 
 03- For lives of H. M., see Biography (p. 177). 
 Miller (Joaquin). First families of the Sierras. 
 Chicago, Ls76. 12° 232.08 
 
 — The one fair woman. New York, 1876. 12°. 2J3.95 
 
 — The ship in the desert. Boston, 1875. 12°. 1665.34 
 
 — Songs of the Sierras. Boston, 1871. 16°. . 1665.32 
 
 — Songs of the sun-lands. Boston, 1873. 16°. 1665.33 
 
 — Unwritten history : life amongst the Modocs. Hart- 
 
 ford, 1874. 8° . 561.12 
 
 Note. — For notice of Miller see Dublin univ. mag., Jan., 
 1876. 
 
 Miller (Joe). Joe Miller's jests. L., [n.d.] 12°. 6212.10 
 -See Bentley's miscel., v. 4, 1838 (Joe Miller). 
 
 Miller (John). Description of the province and city 
 of New York, in 1695. Ed. by J. G. Shea. New 
 York, 1862. 8° 614.24 
 
 Miller (John). Memoirs of gen. Miller, in the service 
 of Peru. 2v. London, 1828. 8°. . . .3123.13 
 
 Miller (Rev. John). Fetich in theology ; or doctrinal- 
 ism twin to ritualism. N. Y., lo74. 12°. 3575.30 
 
 — Metaphysics ; or the science of perception. New 
 
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 _ Questions awakened by the Bible. Philadelphia, 
 
 1877. 12° 3575.34 
 
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 Miller (Josiah). Christianum organum : or the induc- 
 tive method in scripture and science. London, 
 1870. 8° 3575.11 
 
 — Our hymns ; their authors and origin. London, 
 
 1866. 12° 3765.06 
 
 — Singers and songs of the church. 2d ed. London, 
 
 18G9. 8° 3761.23 
 
 Miller (B. Kalley). Romance of astronomy. Lon- 
 don, 1873. 12° 4015.25 
 
 Miller (Samuel, D.D. ) Letters on unitarianism. 
 
 Trenton, 1821. 8° 3575.12 
 
 -Life of Jon. Edwards. N. Y., 1851. 16°. . 3241.08 
 
 — Memoirs of Eev. John Kodgers. New York, 1813. 
 
 8° . 3154.20 
 
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 Philadelphia, 1869. 12° 3123.18 
 
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 moirs and sketches. 2v. Phil., 1858. 8°. 622.05 
 
 Miller (Thomas). History of the Anglo-Saxon to the 
 conquest [1066]. London, 1848. 12°. . 473.03 
 
 Same. 3d ed. London, 1856. 12°. . . 473.02 
 
 — Poetical language of flowers. L., 1855. 16°. 4913.18 
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 Miller (Wm. ) Views of the prophecies and prophetic 
 chronology. With a memoir of his life by J. V. 
 Himes. Boston, 1841. 16° 3575.09 
 
 — Bliis (8.) Memoirs of Wm. Miller. 1853.3123.32 
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 Miller (Wm. A.) Elements of chemistry. 4th ed. 
 
 3v. London, 1867. 8° 4214.23 
 
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 try. 3. Organic chemistry. 
 
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 Miller's New guide to the Hudson river. New York, 
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 Millet, by J. C. Can); Temple bar, Apl., 1875 (J. F. Millet, 
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 v. 1. English and Italian. 2. Italian and English. 
 
 Millingeu (Major Frederick). Wild life among the 
 Koords. London, 1870. 8° 1044.20 
 
 Millingeu (John Gideon). History of duelling. 2 v. 
 London, 1841. 8° 6613.21 
 
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 of general history. 5 v. Salem, 1796. 8°. 414.02 
 v. 1-2. Ancient history. 3-5. Modern history. 
 
 Mills (Arthur). Colonial constitution of the British 
 dependencies. London, 1856. 8°. . . 5717.02 
 
 Mills (Abraham). Literature and lit. men of Gt. Bri- 
 tain and Ireland. 2v. N. Y., 1851. 8°. 275.1.06 
 
 — Poets and poetry of the ancient Greeks ; with hist. 
 
 introd., and brief view of Grecian philosophers, 
 
 orators, and historians. B., 1858. 8°. . 1661.25 
 
 Mills (Charles). History of chivalry. 2 v. London, 
 
 1826. 8° 6623.18 
 
 — History of Muhammedanism. 2d ed. London, 
 
 1818. 8° 3454.13 
 
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 — Travels of Theodore Ducas in Italy at the revival of 
 
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 Mills (Charles D. B.) The Indian saint ; or Buddha 
 and Buddhism. Northampton, 1876. 12°. 3528.11 
 
 Mills (Frederick James). Life of John Carter, an ar- 
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 Mills (John). Sportsman's libr. Edin.,1845. 8°. 4617.08 
 
 Mills ;(Rev. John). The British Jews. London, 1853. 
 16 3441 05 
 
 Milman (Henry Hart). Annals of St. Paul's cathe- 
 dral. London, 1868. 8° 494 16 
 
 — Belshazzar : dramatic poem. L, 1822 V 1665 28 
 
 — Comparative excellence of sculpture and painting. Tin Ox 
 
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 — Edward Gibbon : life ; with selections from corre- 
 
 spondence. Paris, 1840. 8° 3065 16 
 
 — History of Christianity, to the abolition of pagan- 
 
 ism. 2 v. Paris, 1840. 8° 3423 oi 
 
 -Same. New York, 1844. 8° 341 6^04 
 
 — Hist, of Latin Christianity. 6 v. L., 1857. 8°. 3417.03 
 
 Contents : v. 1. a.d. 67-604. Conversion of the Teutonio 
 races. Christian jurisprudence. Western monachism 
 2. 622-1044. 3. 1046-1198. 4. 1198-1264. 6. 1226-1378! 
 6. 1378-1454. 
 
 — Hist, of the Jews, to [1807]. 3 v. B., 1864.12°. 3441.01 
 
 — Life of Quintus Horatius Flaccus. New ed. Lon- 
 
 don, 1854. 8° 3083.22 
 
 — Poetical works. 3 v. London, 1839. 16°. 1671.37 
 
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 Apollo. Alexander tumulum Achillis invisens. Judicium 
 regale. Fortune. Love of God. Hymns for church ser- 
 vice. The slave ship. The Taking of Troy. Deborah's 
 Hymn of triumph. Downfall of Jerusalem. 
 
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 Extracts from the Mahabharata : Nala and Damayanti ; — 
 Death of Yajnadatta ;— The Brahmin's lament;— The de- 
 luge ;— Notes. The descent of the Ganges. The Deluge, 
 an ode. Stanzas. 
 
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 the Jesuits (June, 1848). Newman on the development of 
 christian doctrine (Moh, 1846). Relation of the clergy to 
 the people (Sept., 1845). Pagan and christian sepulchres 
 (July, 1865). 
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 of women. Edinburgh, 1871. 16°. . 4335.22 
 
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 — History of the church of Christ. [To 1530.] With 
 
 additions by L Milner. New ed., by T. Grant- 
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 Maitland {S. B.) lst-2d letter ; strictures on Milner'a 
 
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 1808. 8° 496.22 
 
 — Supplementary memoirs of English Catholics. 
 
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 of H. M. S. Galatea, [to Australia], in 1867-1868. 
 
 . London, 1869. 8° 1064.21 
 
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 1844. 16° 3124.01 
 
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 White sea. London, 1824. 12°. . . . .992.26 
 
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 don, 1855. 12° 543.08 
 
 — Gallery of geography. 2 v. Phil., 1875. 8°. 935.15 
 
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 -History of England to 1852. L.,[n.d.] 12°. 463.19 
 
 — Letter to Rev. W Wales, in reply to [his] sermon. • The repair 
 
 of the temple the duty of the people.' Northampton. IMS. 
 00 ....... In 5093.03 
 
 In asking for book., use tha •■ Book Orders," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
782 
 
 MILNES -MIRABEAU 
 
 Milnes (Richard Monokton). Life, letters, and literary 
 remains of John Keats. N. Y., 1848. 12°. 3095.06 
 
 — Monographs, personal and social. L. , 1 873. 1 2°. 3'2G5. 20 
 
 Contents : Suleiman Pasha. Alexander von Humboldt at 
 the court of Berlin. Cardinal Wiseman. Walter Savage 
 Landor. The Berrys. Harriet Baring, lady Ashburton. 
 Sidney Smith. Last days of Heinrich Heine. 
 
 — Poems. Boston, 1856. 16° 1672.12 
 
 Milton (John). Areopagitica, 1644. Ed. by E. Ar- 
 
 ber. London, 1868. 18° 5011.01 
 
 — Britain under Trojan, Roman, Saxon rule. Repr. 
 
 fromKennet. London, 1870. 8°. . . . 472.11 
 
 — Comus. [In his Poetical works, below.] 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in New monthly mag., v. 7, 1823 ; p. 222- 
 229 ; and in Masson's Life of Milton, v. 1, ch. yii. 
 
 — Eikonoklastes in answer to a book entitled Eikon 
 
 Basilike. [London], 1697. fol. . . . 3038.01 
 
 — Paradis perdu, trad, en vers francais par J. Delille, avec le 
 
 teste en regard. [In Delille (J.) CEuvres, v. 13-16.] 5031.13 
 
 — Paradise lost. New ed. , with notes by T. Newton. 
 
 2 v. Dublin, 1773. 12° 1672.26 
 
 Addison (J. ) Criticism on Paradise lost. Ed. by 
 
 E. Arber. 1868 5011.03 
 
 Note. — Repr. from the 'Spectator.* 
 
 Cann (Miss C. ) Scriptural and allegorical glossary 
 
 to Paradise lost. 1828 1672.13 
 
 Dunsler (0.) Considerations on M.'s early read- 
 ing, and the prima stamina of his Paradise lost ; 
 with extracts from [Sylvester's DuBartas]. 1672.31 
 
 Himes (J. A.) A study of. 1878. . . 1672.37 
 
 See also Fortn. rev., Dec, 1874 (Blank verse of Milton, 
 by J. A. Symonds) ; and N. A. rev., v. 91, 1860 (An article 
 comparing the Paradise lost with an old Engl, poem by T. 
 Peyton) ; Journal of sac. lit., v. 1, 1848 ; p. 236-267 (M.'s 
 Paradise lost, with ref. to its theol. and moral influence) ; 
 Dublin rev., Dec, 1876 (Milton's Satan). 
 
 — Paradise regain'd. With Sam6on Agonistes. And 
 
 poems upon several occasions. 5th ed. London, 
 
 1707. 12° 1672.30 
 
 Same. New ed. With notes, by T. Newton. 
 
 2 v. Dublin, 1754. 12° 1672.28 
 
 — Plan of education. London, 1820. 8°. [In Pamphleteer, 
 
 v. 17.] 6058.17 
 
 — Poems. Life by S. Johnson. Ed. by A. Chalmers. [In C.'s 
 
 Engl, poets, v. 7, 1810.] 1626.07 
 
 — Poetical works. London, [185-?] 8°. . In 1684.12 
 
 — Poetical works. [Ed. with life, by J. Mitford.] 
 
 3 v. London, 1851. 16° 1621.03 
 
 Same. 3 v. Boston, 1856. 16°. . . . 1672.14 
 
 v. 1. Paradise lost. 
 
 2. Paradise lost, cont'd. Paradise regained. 
 
 3. Samson Agonistes, dramatic poem. Comus, a mask. 
 Lycidas. H Penseroso. L' Allegro. Miscellaneous poems. 
 Sonnets. Psalms. Elegiarum liber. Epigrammatum liber. 
 Sylvarum liber. 
 
 Same. 2 v. [Sanford (E.) and Walsh (R.) 
 
 Brit, poets, v. 7-8.] 1691.07 
 
 Same. With life and verbal index by C. D. 
 
 Cleveland. Philadelphia, 1853. 8°. . . 1672.24 
 
 — Complete concordance to Poetical works. By C. 
 
 D. Cleveland. London, 1867. 12°. . . 1672.32 
 
 — Prose works. With preface and notes by J. A. St. 
 
 John. 5v. London, Bohn, 1851-53. 12°. 5054.01 
 v. 1. Defence of the people of England. Second Defence. 
 Eikonoklastes. 
 
 2. Tenure of kings and magistrates. Areopagitica. 
 Tracts on the commonwealth. Observations on Ormond's 
 peace. Letters of state, etc. Notes on Dr. Griffin's ser- 
 mon. Of reformation in England. Prelatical episcopacy. 
 The reason of church government urged against prelacy. 
 True religion, heresy, schism, and toleration. Civil power 
 in ecclesiastical causes. 
 
 3. Likeliest means to remove hirelings out of the church. 
 Animadversions upon the remonstrant's defence against 
 SmectymnuuB. Apology for Smectymnuus. Doctrine and 
 discipline of divorce. Judgment of Martin Bucer con- 
 cerning divorce. Tetrachordon. Colasterion. Tractate 
 of education. Declaration for the election of John m 
 king of Poland. Familiar letters. 
 
 4. Treatise on Christian doctrine, tr. byC. R. Sumner. 
 
 5. Second book of the same. History of Britain. His- 
 tory of Moscovia. Accedence commenced grammar In- 
 dex to the 5 vols. 
 
 — Reflections on the civil war in England until the restoration 
 
 of Charles n. [In Masares (F.) Select tracts, v. 2.] 176 17 
 
 — Tractate on education. [In Barnard (H.) Eugl. pedagogy j 
 
 — Treasures from the prose writings of. Boston. 
 
 !866. 12° B . . . 5054 . £ 
 
 iSST For numerous lives and critical notices of M., see Bi- 
 ography (p 177) ; also Lowell (J. R.) Among my books. 
 23 series, 1S76 [2534.30] ;-Sotheby (S. L.) Ramblings in 
 
 the elucidation of the autograph of Milton, 1861 [2757.12] ; 
 also Chr. exam., v. 67, 1854 (Milton in our day. by S. Os- 
 good) ; May, 1869 ; Fraser, v. 79, 1869 ; p. 678 (Milton and 
 Galileo: their letters to Louis xiv. ; supposed torgeries* ; 
 Macm. mag., Feb., 1868 ; Men.. 1869 (Milton's polit. opin- 
 ions and poetry, by J. R. Seeley). 
 
 Milton (J. L. ) The stream of life on our globe, as 
 revealed in geology and palaeontology. 2d ed. 
 London, [1872.] 12°. 4713.10 
 
 Milton (M. S. ) Ocean bride : a [poem]. Edinburgh, 
 1834. 16° 11167.10 
 
 Mimic stage. See Baker (George M.) [1712.27] ; also Drama 
 (Amateur theatricals, p. 423). 
 
 Mind: quar. review of psychology and philosophy. 
 Ed. by G. C. Robertson, v. 1-2. 1876-77. New 
 York and London, 1876-77. 8° 5441.01 
 
 Mind (Cultivation of the). See Education. 
 
 Mind (Philosophy of). See Philosophy. 
 
 Mind and body. See Medicine (Body and mind, p. 762). 
 
 Mind aud body. See Bain (Alex.) 1873 6438.17 
 
 Mind and brain. See Laycock (T.) 1869 6414.15 
 
 Mind and heart in religion. See Jaeger (A.) 1873. . . 3664.28 
 
 Mind aud matter. See Brodie (Sir B.) 1857 6438.04 
 
 Mind and matter. [Essays.] See Flamank (J.) 1870. . 5435 23 
 
 Mind in nature. See Clark (H. J.) 1866 4717.24 
 
 Mind, life, and motion ; with their relations to mat- 
 ter, [anon.] New York, 1857. 8°. . . 4326.24 
 
 Miner (Ch). Hist, of Wyoming. Phil., 1845. 12°. 623.06 
 
 Mineral springs. See Medicine (p. 763). 
 
 Mineralogy See Geology and mineralogy (p. 573) ;— Arts (Use- 
 ful : Assaying, p. 40 ; — Metallurgy, p. 46 ; — Mines and min- 
 ing, p. 45) ; — Chemistry (p. 263-4) ;— Crystallography (p. 
 400) ; — Fine arts (Gems and precious stones, p. 544) ;— also 
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 Miniature (The), by Solomon Grildrig, of the college 
 of Eton [pseudon. for Rennell, Knight, George 
 Canning, etc.] 2d ed. 2 v. L., 1806. 16°. 253U.08 
 
 Miniature painting. See Fine arts (Miniature painting, p. 616). 
 
 Mining. See Arts (Useful : Mines and mining, p. 45). 
 
 Mining mag., v. 1-10. N. Y., 1853-58. 8°. . 8121.31 
 Note.— v. 1-9 ed. by W. J. Tenney j v. 10, ed. by T. Mo. 
 Elrath. 
 
 Ministers and the ministry. See Biblical and relig. lit. (Clerical 
 anecdotes and sketches, p. 82 ; — Preachers and preaching, and 
 pastoral work, p. 97) ;— Biography (Religious, p. 114 ; and 
 names of various denominations and countries in Biblical 
 and relig. lit. (p. 77-106). Consult also Biography (Individual, 
 p. 116-216). 
 
 Ministry of the word. See Taylor (W. M.) 1876. . . . 3611.24 
 
 Minnesingers. See Literature (German : 4, Teutonic middle age 
 romances, p. 708). 
 
 Minnesota. See Countries (Minnesota, p. 845). 
 
 Minor drama (The). See French's minor drama, (p. 660). 1771.01 
 
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 talion, p. 688). 
 
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 Minot (H. D.) Land-birds and game-birds of New 
 England. Boston. 1877. 8° 4815.10 
 
 Minsheu (John). Guide into the tongues, viz. 
 English, Low Dutch, High Dutch, French, Ital- 
 ian, Spanish, Latine, Greeks, Hebrew. 2d ed. 
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 Mintorn (Mrs. J. H.) Hand-book to paper-flower 
 making. 3d ed. London, 1867. 16°. 1443.26 
 
 — Lessons in flower and fruit modelling in wax. 
 
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 Mirabeau (Honore Gabriel Riquetti, comte de). En- 
 quiries concerning lettres de cachet, arbitrary 
 imprisonment, etc. 2 v. in 1. Dublin, 1787. 
 8° 5717.29 
 
 — Letters during his residence in England ; with 
 
 anecdotes, maxims, etc. 2 v. L., 1832. 8°. 954.17 
 
 — Secret history of the court of Berlin [1786-87]. 
 
 2 v. London, 1789. 8° 546.01 
 
 Same. Dublin, 1789. 8° 546.02a 
 
 — Speeches. Tr. by J. White. 2 v. in 1. London, 
 
 1792. 8° 6323.11 
 
 j8£*P For lives aud biogr. sketches of M., see Biography 
 (p. 177) ; also Temple bar, Feb., 1876 (Mirabeau and Madame 
 de Nehra). 
 
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 783 
 
 Miracle in stone : or the Great Pyramid. See Seiss (J. A.) 1082.25 
 Miracles. See Biblical and religious lit. {Miracles, p. 92). 
 Miraculous conception : or, the divinity of Jesus Christ con- 
 sidered as the foundation of the christian religion. [anon\. 
 
 London, 1819. 8°. . . . , 3648.21 
 
 Miraculous prophecies of eminent men, relating particularly to 
 
 Englaud and France. London, 1821. 24° 3813.33 
 
 Miranda (Sa de). See Fortn. rev., May, 1873 (Poetry of the re- 
 naissance in Portugal, by O. Crawfurd). 
 
 Mirelle, a pastoral epic See Mistral (F.) 1672.23 
 
 Miriam, and other poems. See Whittier(J. G.| 1871. .1696.35 
 
 Mirkhond (Mohammed Ben Khondshah Ben Mah- 
 
 mud, surnamed). History of the early kings of 
 
 Persia. Tr. from the Persian, by David Shea. 
 
 London, 1832. 8° 7816.06 
 
 Mirror (The). [In British essayists, v. 28-29, 1856.] . .2511.28 
 
 Mirror for monks. See Blosius (L.) 1872 8622.26 
 
 Mirror of literature, amusement, and instruction. 
 
 v. 1-30. London, 1823-38. 8° 8121.01 
 
 Mirror of nature. See Schubert (G. H.) 1851 4022.08 
 
 Mirror of the graces, [anon.] B., 1831. 16°. 5091.02 
 Mirror of the months, [anon.] L., 1826. 8°. 4731.07 
 Mirrors Cuming (H. S.) On mirrors. [In Jour, of Brit. arch. 
 
 assoc, v. 17.) 1461.17 
 
 Mirthfulness. See Wit and humour. 
 
 Mirville (Le marquis Jules Eudes de). Pneumatolo- 
 gio. Desesprits, etc 5 v. Paris,1863-64. 8°. 3817.21 
 Same. Appendices complementaires et defen- 
 ses. Paris, 1863. 8° 3817.25 
 
 Miseries of human life. See Beresford (Jos.) 2 v. 1806-10. 6211.29 
 Misers. See Biography (Misers, p. 114). 
 
 Mishmee hills. See Cooper (T. T.) 1873 1011.09 
 
 Mishna. Eighteen treatises. Tr. by D. A. De Sola, 
 and M. J. Raphall. London, 1843. 8°. . 3757.10 
 Misread passages of Scripture. See Brown (J.B.) 2 v. 1871. 3524.25 
 Miss. For novels beginning thus, see Fiction (p. 505). 
 
 Miss "Kilmansegg. See Hood (Thomas) 1441.09 
 
 Miss Mary. See Dudevant (Maurice). 1868 7034.23 
 
 Miss Tiller's vegetable garden. See Warner (A.) 1873. . 6122.23 
 Mra. Jerningham's journal. [A poem, anon.] New 
 
 York, 1870. 16° 1662.31 
 
 See also John Jerningham's journal. [1662.32.] 
 Missal painting. See Fine arts (Illuminition, etc., p. 545). 
 
 Missing link. See Ranyard (L. N.) 1861 6826.03 
 
 Mission of great sufferings. See Burritt (E.) 1867. . .3626.18 
 Mission of the comforter. See Hare (J. O.) 1854. . . .3558.19 
 
 Mission liidge, etc. See Taylor (B. F.) 1872 644.16 
 
 Mississippi. See Countries (Mississippi, p. 345). 
 
 Mississippi bubble. See Thiers (A.) 1859 6922.07 
 
 Mississippi River. See Countries, etc. (p. 345). 
 
 Missouri (State of). See Countries (Missouri, p. 345). 
 
 Missouri dental journal, v. 9, 1877. St. Louis, 
 
 1877. 8° 43-62.01 
 
 Mistaken aims and attainable ideals of the artisan class. See 
 
 Greg (W. B.) 1876 5812.30 
 
 Mistral (Frederic). Mirelle, a pastoral epic of Pro- 
 vence. Tr. by H. Crichton. L.,1868. 16°. 1672.23 
 
 Same. Mireis, a Provencal poem. Tr. by H. 
 
 W. Preston. Boston, 1872. 12°. . . . 1672.35 
 
 See Scribner, May, 1872 (art. by M. E. M. and C.T. Brooks) . 
 
 Mistress of the manse. See Holland (J. G.) 1874. . .1653.15 
 
 Mitchell (Donald G.) The battle summer of 1818. 
 
 New York, 1853. 12°. 963.11 
 
 -Doctor Johns. 2 v. New York, 1866. 12°. 232.01 
 -Dream life. New York, 1877. 12°. . . . 232.03 
 
 — Fudge doings. 2 v. New York, 1855. 12°. 232.04 
 
 — Lorgnette ; or studies of the town. New York, 
 
 1853. 12° 232.05 
 
 -My farm of Edgewood. N. Y., 1863. 12°. 6122.06 
 -Eeveries of a bachelor. N. Y., 1869. 12°. 232.06 
 
 — Rural studies, with hints for country places. 
 
 New York, 1867. 12° 6122.08 
 
 — Seven stories, with basement and attic. New York, 
 
 1861. 12°. . , 232.07 
 
 — Wet days at Edgewood : with old farmers, and old 
 
 pastorals. New York, 1865. 12°. . . . 6122.07 
 Mitcaell (E.) Five thousand a year; and how I 
 
 made it. Boston, 1870. 12° 6122.15 
 
 Mitchel (John). History of Ireland, from the treaty 
 
 of Limerick [1691]. N. Y., 1868. 8°. . 497.20 
 
 — Jail journal ; or five years in British prisons. New 
 
 York, 18.54. 12° 3124.18 
 
 Mitchell (Lieut-col. J.) The fall of Napoleon : an 
 
 historical memoir. 3 v. L., 1845. 8°. . 3131.13 
 Mitchell (Johni.Life of Wallenstein.L.,1838.8°.3176.12 
 Same. London, 1840. 12° 3176.01 
 
 — — Same. [In Waldie library, v. 12.] 6078.26 
 
 Mitchell (John, F.C.8.) Manual of practical assay- 
 ing. London, 1868. 8°. 3933.30 
 
 Mitchell (John Kearsley, M.D. ) Five essays. Ed. bv 
 S. W. Mitcneil. Phil., 1859. 8°. . 4323 06 
 
 Contents: Cryptogamous origin of malarious and epi- 
 demic fever. Essay on animal magnetism. Penetrative- 
 
 rheumatUm ***'"'' N6W PMl! ' ice iD acute aDd °" r0 ° 10 
 
 Mitchell (Nahum). History of the early settlement 
 *». ?. Bridge water, Mass. Boston, 1840. 8°. 605 22 
 Mitchel (Ormsby McKnight). Astronomy of the 
 
 Bible. New York, 1867. 12°. .... 4016 19 
 
 — Planetary and stellar worlds. N.Y.,1867. 12°. 4016 16 
 
 — Popular astronomy. New York, 1867. 12°. 4016 18 
 Mitchell (S. Augustus). New general atlas. Phila- 
 delphia, 1873. 4° 927 05 
 
 Mitchell (S. Weir). Fat and blood : and how to make 
 them. Philadelphia, 1877. 16°. . . . 4323.23 
 
 — Injuries of nerves and their consequences. Phila- 
 
 delphia, 1872. 8° 4332.20 
 
 — Nurse and patient, and camp cure. Philadelphia 
 
 1877. 24°. 4322.32 
 
 — Researches on venom of the rattlesnake. (In Sm. contrib 
 w V - 12 ' 18 , 60] 3937.12 
 
 — Wear and tear ; or hints for the overworked. Phila- 
 
 delphia, 1871. 16° 4322.21 
 
 — and Morehouse (G. R.) Respiration in the chelonia [In 
 
 Sm. contrib., v. 13, 1863.] 3937.13 
 
 Mitchell (Thomas). Rudimentary manual of archi- 
 tecture. London, 1870. 12° 1314.12 
 
 Mitchell (Sir T. L. ) Journal of an expedition into 
 tropical Australia. [1835-36.] L., 1848. 8°. 1063.09 
 
 — Three expeditions in the interior of eastern Aus- 
 
 tralia, [1831-36]. 2ded. 2v. L., 1839. 8°. 1063.10 
 Mitchell (Walter) and Tennant (S.) Mineralogy and crystallo, 
 graphy. [ With Ansted (D.T.) Geology,e(c. L.,1856. 8'.) 111.014 
 Mitford (A. B.) Tales of old Japan. 2d ed. Lon- 
 don, 1874. 12° 1021.'.0 
 
 Mitford (John). Sacred specimens, from the early 
 English poets. London, 1827. 16°. . . 1665.23 
 
 — Cursory notes on various passages in the text of Beaumont 
 
 and Fletcher, as ed. by the Rev. A. Dyce ; and on his ' Few 
 notes on Shakespeare.' London, 1856. 8°. . . In 1754.12 
 
 Mitford (Mary Russell). Hester. [In Waldie libr., v. 6.) 5078.20 
 4!®- See also Fiction class-list (p. 605) ; and Biography 
 (p. 178); also New mo. mag., Oct., 1831 (with portr.) 
 
 Mitford (Wm.) History of Greece. With brief me- 
 moir of author, by lord Redesdale. Revised by 
 W. King. 8 v. London, 1838. 8°. . . 423.22 
 
 Mithridates, king of Pontus. See New monthly mag., May, 1862. 
 
 Mithridates Minor. See Welsford (H.) 1848. . . . 6412.16a 
 
 Mitla, a journey, etc. See Tempsky (G. F. von). 1858. .1162.14 
 
 Mittermaier (C. J. A.) Capital punishment. Ed. by 
 J. M. Moir. London, 1865. 12°. . . . 5817.01 
 
 Mivart (St. George). The common frog. London, 
 1874. 12°. [Nature series.] 4824.20 
 
 — Contemporary evolution ; essay on some recent so- 
 
 cial changes. New York, 1876. 12°. . .3575.33 
 
 — Lessons from nature, as manifested in mind and 
 
 matter. New York, 1876. 12° 4722.23 
 
 Note. — Reviewed in Dublin rev., Apl., 1876. 
 
 — Man and apes : structural resemblances and differ- 
 
 ences. New York, 1874. 12° 4713.12 
 
 — On the genesis of species. L., 1871. 8°. .4712.20 
 Mix (J.B.) and Mackeever (S. A.) New York tombs. See Sut- 
 ton (Charles) 6611.20 
 
 Mixing in society : manual of manners. By the 
 countess of ****** *. London and New York, 
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 Mizpah. Prayer and friendship. See Loomis (L.C.) 1858. 3566.18 
 
 Mnemonics. See Memory (p. 770.) 
 
 Moabite stone. 
 
 — Colenso (J. IF., bp.) Lectures on the Pentateuch 
 
 and Moabite stone. 2d ed. 1873. . . 3737.05 
 
 — De Costa (B.F.) The Moabite stone. 1871. 3543.23 
 
 — Qinsburg ( CD. ) The Moabite stone ; a fac-simile of 
 
 inscription. With English transl. 1871.3558.07 
 
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 Lond. qu. rev., Jan., 1871 ; p. 406-427 ; or Littell, 1871, v. 1 ; 
 
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 Moallakat, or Arabian poems. Tr. by Sir Wm. Jones. [In his 
 
 Works, v. 10, 1807.] 5046.10 
 
 Modern babes in the wood. See Smith (H. P.) 1872. .1133.15 
 Modern British Plutarch. See Taylor (W. C.) . . . .3252.05 
 Modern Buddhist (The) : being the views of a Siamese 
 
 minister of state on his own and other religions. 
 
 Tr. by H Alabaster. L„ 1870. 12°. . .3528.04 
 
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784 
 
 MODERN -MOLLOY 
 
 Modern christian heroes. See Gilflllan (George). 1869. 3554.20 
 Modern Christianity, a civilized heathenism. See Pullen (H. W.) 
 
 1872 3584.28 
 
 Modern diabolism ; spiritualism. See Williamson (M. J.) 3814.34 
 Modern doubt aud christian belief. See Christlieb (T.) 3534.16 
 
 Modern dwellings See Holly (H. H.) 1878 1314.37 
 
 Modern hagiology. See Crosthwaite (J. C.) 2 v. 1846. 3541.01 
 Modern history. See History (Modern, p. 623). 
 
 Modern leaders. See McCarthy (J.) 1872 3257.16 
 
 Modern men of letters. See Friswell (J. H.) 1870. . . 2526.18 
 Modern mercantile calculator. See Henriques(A. D. Y.) 4014.08 
 Modern mysteries explained. See Mahan (A.) .... 3815.23 
 Modern physical fatalism. See Birks (Thomas E.) . .3522.27 
 Modern Orlando : a poem. See Oroly (Geo.) 1855. . . 1634.16 
 Modern persecution, or insane asylums unveiled. See Packard 
 
 (E. P. W.) 4355.14 
 
 Modern playmate. See Wood (Rev. J. G.) 1870. . . 4611.16 
 
 Modern science. See Hoffmann {Prof) 4611.35 
 
 Modern standard drama See French's Mod. stand, drama.1772.01 
 Modern thinker (The): an organ for the most ad- 
 vanced speculations. No. 1- . D. Goodman 
 [Oroly], editor. New York, 1870- . 8°. 2537.07 
 Modern women. [From] the Saturday review. With 
 introd. by Mrs. L. G. Calhoun. New York, 
 
 1868. 12° 5821.21 
 
 Modes et *costumes hiBtoriques. See Pauquet freres. . 6626.04 
 Modestus. Libellus de vocabulis rei militaris. [Lat. et Fr.] 
 
 Paris, 1869. 8°. [Nisard's collection.] 7725.02 
 
 Moehler (Johann Adam). Symbolism : doctrinal 
 differences between catholics and protestants. 
 Tr. with memoir of author, by J. B. Eobertson. 
 
 3d ed. New York, [n. d.~\ 12° 3575.13 
 
 Moens (W. J. C.) English travellers and Italian 
 brigands. New York, 1866. 12°. . . . 973.17 
 
 Same. 2d ed. 2 v. L., 1866. 12°. . 973.21 
 
 Moffat (A. S.) Secrets of angling. Edinburgh, 
 
 1S65. 12° 4616.17 
 
 Moffat (James C, D.D.) Comparative history of re- 
 ligions. 2 v. New York, 1871-73. 12°. . 3411.15 
 Moffat (Robert). Missionary labours and scenes in 
 Southern Africa. 4th ed. N. Y., 1843. 12°. 1093.13 
 Mogridge (Mrs.) Modelling in leather. London, 
 
 1871. 16° 1443.32 
 
 Moggridge (J. T.) Harvesting ants, and trap-door 
 
 spiders. London, 1873. 8° 4823.24 
 
 Mogul empire. See Countries (Mogul empire, p. 346). 
 Mohammed. See Biography (p. 178) ; also Amberley {Viscount), 
 Analysis of religious belief, 1877 [3411.23] ; Calcutta rev., 
 v. 16, 1851 ; p. 357-382 (Sprenger's life of M.) ; v. 17, p. 
 387-421 (Biography of M., for India, and the Mohammedan 
 controversy) ; v. 19, 22, 23 (Sources for biogr. of M.) ; v. 23 
 (Belief of M. in his own inspiration) ; Nat. qu. rev., Sept., 
 1876 (M. and his institutions). 
 
 For plays whose first word is ' Mahomet,' see Flays (Alpha- 
 betical arrangement) . 
 Mohammedanism. See Biblical and religious lit. (Mohammedan- 
 ism, p. 100) ; ref. under Mohammed ; also Calcutta rev., v. 
 4, 1845, v. 17, 1852 (Mohammedan controversy) ; Contemp. 
 rev., May, 1877 (Muhammadan law : the four orthodox 
 imams, by K.D.Osborn); Fraser's mag., Nov., 1875 (Moham- 
 medanism aud the negro race, by E. W. Blyden) ; Nov., 
 1870 (Islam and race distinctions, by E. W. Blyden). 
 Mohan Lai. Life of Dost Mohammed Khan. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1846. 8° 3052.20 
 
 Mohler. See Moehler. 
 
 Moigno (Abbe F. N. M.) Accidental or subjective colors. [In 
 Sm. report, 1866.] 3936.21 
 
 Moile (N. T.) State trials [in verse. Anne Ayliffe, 
 Sir W. Stanley, Mary, queen of Scots.] Lon- 
 don, 1838. 8° 1665.24 
 
 Moir (David Macbeth). Sketches of the poetical lit- 
 erature of the past half century. Edinburgh 
 1851. 16° . . 2763 07 
 
 — Life of Macnish. [7/raMacnish (R.) Tales, etc., v. 1.] . 225.09 
 
 — Life of Mansie Wauch, tailor in Dalkeith. Written 
 
 by himself. New ed. Edin., 1853. 12°. 232.21 
 Moir (John Macrae). Capital punishment, based on 
 
 Mittermaier's 'Todesstrafe.' L.,1865. 12°. 5817.01 
 Moister {Rev. Wm.) History of Wesleyan missions. 
 
 3d ed. London, 1871. 8° 3453.18 
 
 Moivre (Abraham de). Doctrine of chances in play. 
 
 3d ed. London, 1756. 4°. 4618.20 
 
 Moldavia. See Eoumania (p. 364). 
 
 Molecules. See Chemistry (p. 254) ;— Physios. Also an elaborate 
 
 article by J. p. Cooke, jr., in American cycloptedia, v. 11. 
 Molenes (D. J. B. Paul G. de). La folie de l'epe'e. 
 
 Paris, 1861. 12° 7047.11 
 
 — Hist, sentimentales et militaires. P., 1860.12°. 7047.12 
 
 ti&~ For his numerous articles in Revue des d. mondes, see 
 p. 104 of its Table gen., 1831-74. 
 
 Moleaworth (Wm. Nassau). History of England 
 from 1830. 3 v. London, 1871-73. 8°. . 454.17 
 
 Molesworth (Sir Wm.) Speech, 25th July, 1848, on colonial ex- 
 penditure and government. London, [n. d.] 8°. . 6727 10 
 
 — Speech, 25th June, 1849, to inquire into the administratiou of 
 
 the colonies. London, [n.d.] 8° 672710 
 
 — Speech, 10th of April, 1851, for a reduction of the colonial 
 
 expenditure. London, [n. d.] 8° 5727 10 
 
 — Speeches during the session of 1850, on the government of the 
 
 Australian colonies. London, [n. d.] 8° 6727.10 
 
 ,8@~ For biogr. notices of M. ( see Biography (p. 178). 
 
 Moliere (Jean Baptiste Poquelin). Dramatic works. 
 Transl. with introd. and notes, by C. H Wall 
 3v. London, 1876-77. 12°. [B. 8. i.] . 1733.27 
 Contents : v. 1. Jealousy of Le Barbouille. Flying doc- 
 tor. The blunderer, or the mishaps. Lovers' quarrelB. 
 Affected ladies. Sganarelle. Don Garcia of Navarre, or 
 the jealous prince. School for husbands. The bores 
 School for wives. School for wives criticised. Impromptu 
 of Versailles. 
 
 2. Forced marriage. Princess of Elis. Don Juan ; or 
 the feast of the statue. Love is the best doctor. The 
 misanthrope. The doctor in spite of himself. Melicerte. 
 The Sicilian ; or love the painter Tartuffe ; or the im- 
 postor. Amphitryon. George Dandin ; or the baffled hus- 
 band. 
 
 3. The miser. Mr. de Pourceaugnac. The magnificent 
 lovers. The shopkeeper turned gentleman. Psyche. 
 Impostures of Scapin. Countess of Eacarbagnas. Learned 
 women. Imaginary invalid. 
 
 — Dramatic works. Tr. by Henri Van Laun. v 1-2 
 
 New York, 1875. 8° 1735.04 
 
 Contents : v.l. The blunderer. The love-tiff. The pre- 
 tentious young ladies. Sganarelle ; or the self-deceived 
 husband. Don Garcia of Navarre ; or the jealous prince. 
 2. The school for husbands. The bores. School for wives. 
 School for wives criticised. Impromptu of Versailles. 
 Forced marriage. 
 
 — (Euvres completes. Revues par P. R. Auguis. 8 v 
 
 Paris, 1823. 18° 7026.06 
 
 Contents : v. 1. L'etourdi, ou les contre-temps. Le depit 
 amoureux. Les precieuses ridicules. 2. SgaDarelle, ou le 
 cocu imaginaire. Don Garcie de Navarre, ou le prince 
 jaloux. L'ecole des maris. Les facheux. L'ecole des 
 femmes. 3. La critique de l'ecole des femmes. L'im- 
 promptu de Versailles. La piincesBe d'Elide. Le mariage 
 force. Don Juan. 5. Tartufe. Amphitryon. L'avare. 
 7. Les fourberies de Scapin. Psyche. Les femmeB Ba- 
 vantes. 8. La comtesse d'Escarbagnas. Le malade imagi- 
 naire. Fete de Versailles, en 1668, etlntermedesde George 
 Dandiu. La glorie du Val-de-Grace. 
 
 — Works. 5 v. Glasgow, 1751. 12°. . . . 1733.19 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Life. The blunderer. Amorous quarrel. 
 The miser. The romantic ladies. Don Garcia of Navarre. 
 2. School for husbands. School for wives. The school for 
 wives criticised. The impromptu of Versailles. Man. 
 hater. The mock doctor. Don John, or the feast of the 
 statue. 3. Love's the best doctor. Tartuffe, or the im- 
 postor. Squire Lubberly. Amphitryon. George Dandin. 
 Sganarelle. 4. The forced marriage. The magnificent 
 lovers. Psyche. Cit turned gentleman. Impertinents. 
 TheSicilian. 5. The learned ladies. The cheats of Scapin. 
 Melicerta. The countess of Escarbagnas. The princess of 
 Elis. The feast of Versailles. The hypochondriac. 
 
 ,8S~ For critical and biogr. articles on M., see Biography 
 (p. 178); also G-enin (F.) Lexique compare de la langue de 
 Moliere. Paris, 1846. 8°. [6413.02] ; Lennard (D. B.) Tales 
 from Moliere's plays. 1859. [223.13] ; and New monthly 
 mag., Apl., 1833 (Genius of M.) 
 
 Molina (Giovanni Ignazio). Geographical, natural, 
 and civil history of Chili. Tr. from the Italian. 
 2 v. Middletown, 1808. 8° 567.25 
 
 Molinet (Jehan). Chroniques, 1474-1506. 5 v. Paris, 
 1827-28. 8°. [TiiBuchon. Col. des chron., v.43- 
 47.] 5126.15 
 
 Molina (Don Juan) and Ovalle or Ovaglia (Alonzo de). Discov- 
 ery aud conquest of Chili, 1450-1792. [In Kerr (K.) Voyages, 
 etc., v. 6, pp. 218-410] 914.12 
 
 Moll (Carl Bernhard). The Psalms. New York, 1872. 8°. [In 
 Lange (J. P.) Commentary, O. T., V. 9.] ... . 372B.18 
 
 — Epistle to the Hebrews. [In Lange (J. P.) Commentary, 
 
 N. T., V. 8, 1869.] 3747.18 
 
 Molleville (Antoine F. Bertrand de). Annals of the 
 French revolution. Tr. by R. C. Dallas. 5 v. 
 London, 1813. 8° 523.07 
 
 — Picturesque representations of the Austrians. 
 
 [anon.] London, 1814. 8° 6625.20 
 
 Mollhausen (Baldwin). Journey from the Mississippi 
 
 to the coasts of the Pacific. Tr. by Mrs. P. Sin- 
 
 nett. 2 v. London, 1858. 8° 1135.01 
 
 Mollison (John R. ) New practical window gardener. 
 
 London, 1877. 12° 6132.27 
 
 Molloy {Rev. Gerald). Geology and revelation. New 
 
 York, 1870. 12° 3762.12 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
MOLLUSC A- MONSELL 
 
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 — Adams (R~. 0. ) Beautiful shells, with directions for 
 
 collecting and arranging. 1871. . . . 4825.22 
 
 _ *Alder (J.) and Hancock (A.) Monograph of the 
 
 British nudibranchiate mollusca : with figures. 
 
 Bail soc, 1865 4749.01 
 
 RiWimJ IW. <?.) Bibliography of North Amer. conohology, to 
 ~~ 1860. [In Sm. miscel. coll., v. 6, 1864 ; v. 9, 1869.] 3935.15 
 Beport up"" laud shells. [In Pacific R. R. routes. Re- 
 ports, v. 6, 1857.] 
 
 ari d Bland (T.) Land and fresh water shells of N. A. 
 
 Pts. 2-3, and 1. [In Sm. misoel. coll., 7, 8] . . . 3935.17 
 
 _ Bowerbank (J. S. ) Observ. on shells of molluscous 
 
 and conchiferous animals. 1844. . . 4V28.10 
 
 — Brown (T.) Conchologist's text-book. 1837. 4825.05 
 
 — Barrows(E.J-) Elements of conohology. 18 14. 4825.01 
 Q arv cnter IP. P.) Lectures on the shells of the gulf of Cali- 
 fornia. [In Sm. report, 1859.] 3936.14 
 
 Mollusca-, Bliell fish and their allies. [In Sm. report, I860.] 
 
 Mollusksof westernN.A. [In Sm. miscel. coll., v. 10.] 3935.20 
 
 — Callow (A.) Popular conchology. 1854. .4825.02 
 Circular in reference to collecting. [In Sm. miscel. coll., 
 
 T . 2.] 3935.12 
 
 — dark (Jr.) History of the British marine testa- 
 
 ceous mollusca. 1855 4825.23 
 
 -Be Kay (J. E-) Zoology of New York. Pt. v. 
 Mollusca. 1843 4718.05 
 
 — Fleming (J.) Molluscous animals, including shell 
 
 fish. 1837 4825.24 
 
 Gill IT) Arrangement of the families of shells. [In Sm. 
 
 miscel. colL.v. 10.] 3935.20 
 
 — Gould {A. A.) Catalogue of recent fossil shells. [In Pacific 
 
 E. B. routes. Report, v. 5, 1856.] 1127 05 
 
 T.i at. of shells. [In U.S. Naval astl-on. exped. to the South- 
 ern hemisphere, v. 2.] 1126.02 
 
 — Gray (M. K ) Figures of molluscous animals, se- 
 
 lected from various authors. 5v. 1857-59. 4825.15 
 lea (/., and others). Check-list of shells of N. A. [In Sm. 
 
 miscel. coll. V. 2, I860.] 3935.12 
 
 Lewis I J.) Instructions for collecting land and fresh water 
 
 shells. [In Sm. report, 1866.] 3936.21 
 
 — Lovell {M. S. ) Edible mollusks of Great Britain and 
 
 Ireland, with recipes for cooking. 1867. 4825.21 
 
 — Reeve IL.) Arctic shells. [In Belcher's Expedition, p. 392- 
 
 411.' London, 1855. 8°.] 1144.04 
 
 — Boberls (M.) Popular history of the mollusca. 
 
 1851 4825.09 
 
 — Soweroy {0. B.) Popular British conchology. 
 
 1854 4825.12 
 
 — Smainson (W.) Treatise on malacology ; or shells 
 
 and shell fish. 1840 4825.08 
 
 — Tale (B.) Plain account of the land and fresh 
 
 water mollusks of Gt. Britain. 1866. .4825.20 
 
 — Wood (W.) Index testaceologicus : catalogue of 
 
 British and foreign shells. 1856.. . .4827.23 
 
 — Woodward (S. P.) Manual of the mollusca : recent 
 
 and fossil shells. 1851-56 4825.03 
 
 Fossil shells. 
 See Palsontographical society. Publications (p. 574). 
 US" See also Ocean ;— Shell mounds ; — Natural history 
 (Crustacea). 
 
 Molly Maguires. Dewes(F.P.) The Molly Maguires. 
 Origin, growth, and character of the organization. 
 1877. 5836.20 
 
 — Edwards (B.) Twice defeated, or the story of a 
 
 dark society in two countries 186.05 
 
 Moltke (Hellmuth Karl Bernhard, graf von). The 
 Bussians in Bulgaria and Boumelia in lb28 and 
 1829. From the German. L., 1854. 8°. 551.25 
 
 — Letters from Russia. Tr. by G. Bigelow. New York, 
 
 1878. 24° 992.27 
 
 — Wilson (J. G.) Sketches, etc. 1874 3222.16 
 
 See Praser's mag., n. s. , v. 6, 1872 (Review of Moltke's Let- 
 ters from Turkey, 1835-39) ; London soc, Oct., 1870 ; 
 United service mag., Jan., 1875 ; and histories of the 
 French-German war, 1870-71 (p. 323 of Cat.) 
 Molucca Islands. See Countries {Molucca Islands, p. 345). 
 
 Mombert (Jacob Isidor). Authentic history of Lan- 
 caster county, Pa. Lancaster, 1869. 4°. 623.23 
 
 Mommsen (C. M. Theodor). History of Rome. [The 
 Republic] Tr. by W. P. Dickson. Pref. byL. 
 Schmitz. 4 v. New York, 1869-70. 12°. 434.01 
 
 — and others. Letters on the war between Germany 
 
 and France. 2d ed. London, 1871. 12°. 526.06 
 Monaco. See Countries {Monaco, p. 345). 
 
 Monarchical government. See Government and politics (p. 587). 
 Monarchs retired from business. See Doran (J.) 1857. 3253.07 
 
 Monasteries and Abbeys. 
 
 — Beckford ( W. ) Recollections of excursion to mon- 
 
 asteries of Alcobaca and Batalha. 1835. 985.21 
 
 — Ourzon (R.) Visits to monasteries in the Levant. 
 
 1849 1052.08 
 
 — Dugdale (Sir Win.) Monasticon Anglicanum ; a 
 
 history of the abbeys and other monasteries, 
 hospitals, frieries, etc. New ed. by J. Coley, h! 
 Ellis, and B. Baudinel. 8 v. 1817-30. fol. 457.01 
 
 — Gordon (J. F. S.) Monasticon. Based on Spottiswoode.) Un 
 
 /it's Ecclesiastical chronicle for Scotland, v. 3, 1867.] 498.041 
 fl®" For annals of British monasteries see {p. 312 of Cat.) 
 England {Master of the Rolls). Chronicles and memnrials 
 of Gt. Britain and Ireland during the middle ages. Consult 
 also the publications of the Camden society (p. 249) ; 
 Ohetham society (p. 263) ;— Surtees society. 
 
 Monastic orders. See Biblical and relig. lit. (Monastic orders, p. 93). 
 
 Monastier (Antoine). History of the Vaudois church, 
 and of theVaudois. From the French. London 
 
 1847. 12° 3433.| 8 
 
 Monboddo (Lord). See Burnet (James) 6418 02 
 
 Monckhoven (D. van). See Van Monckhoven (D.) . . 3933 17 
 Moncrieff (Robert Hope). [' Ascott R. Hope,' pseud.] 
 
 A book about boys. Boston, 1869. 16°. . 2532.14 
 
 — A book about dominies. Boston, 1869. 16°. 5513.17 
 
 — Master John Bull, a holiday book for parents and 
 
 schoolmasters. Edinburgh, 1873. 12°. . 5512 26 
 
 — Stories of French school life. Edin.,1871.16°. 213.93 
 Moncrif (Francois Augustin Paradis de). Les aventures de 
 
 Zeloide et d'Amanzarifdine. [In Cabinet des fees, v. 32, 
 1786.] 7052.32 
 
 — Contes. [In Cabinet des fees, v. 25.] 7052.25 
 
 Monday-chats. See Sainte-Beuve (C. A.) 2543 34 
 
 Monette (John W.) History of discov. and settle- 
 ment of valley of the Miss. 2 v. New "¥ork, 
 
 1848. 8° 593.03 
 
 Money (Maj.-gen. J.) Letter to Wm. Windham, on a partial re- 
 organization of the British army. L., 1799. 8°. . .5093.13 
 
 Money. See Arts (Useful : Weights and measures. Cambists, etc., 
 
 P- 48) ; — Political economy (Money) ; — Numismatics. 
 
 Money and morals. See Lalor (J.) 1852 . 591G.23 
 
 Money in the garden. See Quinn(P. T.) 1871. . . .6122.18 
 Money-king and other poems. See Saxe (J. G.) 1859. .1683.18 
 Money-making. See Business (p. 245) ; — Political ecouomy. 
 
 (Stock-jobbing.) 
 
 Money-market. See Fearn (H. Noel). 1866 5922.31 
 
 Monge ( Comle Gaspard). 'iheoryof shadows and of 
 
 perspective. London, 1851. 16°. . . . 4011.33 
 Mongolia. See Countries (Mongolia, p. 346). 
 Monitor (The). See Atlantic monthly, v. 11, 1863 (The last 
 
 cruise of the Monitor, by G. M. Weeks). 
 Monitors. See Naval science. (Iron dads.) 
 Monitors of the unseen ; poems. SeeIngelow(J.) 1863.1662.17 
 Monk. See also Munk- 
 Monk (James Henry). Life of Richard Bentley, D.D. 
 
 2d ed. 2 v. London, 1833. 8°. . . . 3018.06 
 Monkeys. See Natural history. (Monkeys.) 
 Monks. See Biblical and religious lit. (Monastic orders, p. 93). 
 Monks, popes, and their political intrigues. See Alberger (J.) 
 
 1871 3424.15 
 
 Monnier (Marc). LaCamorra: mysteres de Naples. 
 Paris, 1863. 12°. 7046.08 
 
 — "Wonders of Pompeii. Transl. NY., 1870.16°. 1455.12 
 Monod (Adolphe). St. Paul : five discourses. An- 
 
 dover, (Mass..) I860. 12° 3575.J8 
 
 — Woman; her mission and life. N.Y.,1858.12°.5n21.12 
 Monograms. See Fine arts. (Monograms, p. 546) ; also Chambers's 
 
 journal, v. 6, 1869 (art. on Monograms). 
 Monographs. See Milnes (R. M., lord Houghton) 1873. 3265.20 
 Monopolies and the people. See Cloud (D. C.) 1873. .6923.13 
 Monopolies. See Inter, rev., v. 1, 1874 (art. by C. C. Nott). 
 Monroe (James). The people the sovereigns. Phil- 
 adelphia, 1867. 12° 572 6™ 
 
 — Messages. [In Statesman's manual, v. l.pt. 2.] . .5720.02 
 
 — View of the conduct of the executive, in foreign al- 
 
 fairs of the U. S., with the French republic, 1.94- 
 
 6. Philadelphia, 1797. 8° 57(1.18 
 
 «s- For lives of J. M., see Biography (p. 178) ; also the 
 
 histories of the U. S. by Tucker, v. 3 [574.18] ; and by Hil- 
 
 dreth v 6 [574.15]. On Monroe doctrine see Nat. qu. rev., 
 
 V. 13,'l866 ; N. A. rev., v. 82, 1856 
 Monroe (J.) Science and art of chess. New York 
 
 1859. 12° • • • f. u -W 
 
 Monroe (Lewis B.) Public and parlor readings : 
 
 humorous. Boston, 1874. 12S . . • l>331.10a 
 Same. Miscellaneous. B., 1872. 12°. . 61J31.10 
 
 — Young folks' readings, for social and public enter- 
 
 tainment. Boston, 1877. 12° 6331.06 
 
 Monsell (Rev. J. S. B.) Our new vicar. 4th ed. 
 London, 1870. 16° 3575.16 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Orders," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
786 
 
 MONSE LET -MONTGOMERY 
 
 Monselet (Charles). L'argent maudit. Paris, 1863. 
 12° 7047.15 
 
 — Les originaux du siecle dernier. P., 1864.12°. 7047.14 
 Monsieur et Madame Fernel. See Ulbach (L.) . . . 7041.26 
 Monsieur Autoine. See Dudevant (A. L. A. D.) ... 7005.04 
 Monsieur Sylvestre. See Dudevant [Mme. A. L. A. D.) .7015.21 
 
 Monsieur Violet. See Marryat (F.) 225.64 
 
 Monstrelet (Bnguerrand de). Chronicles [of France, 
 
 England, etc.] 1400-1516. Tr. by T. Johnes. 
 2 v. London, 1849. 8° 497.01 
 
 — Chroniques. Nouv. ed par J. A. Buchon. [Avec 
 
 supplements.] Paris, 1826-27. 8°. [In Buchon. 
 
 Col. des chron., v. 26-40.] 5125.37 
 
 Contents : v. 1-7, Monstrelet (E, de). Chroniques, 1400- 
 44. Supplement. 7-8, St. Remy (Seign.) Memoires, 1408- 
 35. 9, Chronique et proces de la pucelle d'Orleans. 10-11, 
 Ooussy (M. de). Chroniques, 1444-61. 12-15, Du Clercq 
 (J.) Chronique, 1448.67. 15, Journal d'un bourgeois de 
 Paris, 1409-48. 
 
 Mont Blanc. See Countries (Alps, p. 288) 
 
 Mont St. Michel. See article in Bentley's miscel., v. 39, 1806. 
 
 Montagne. See Montaigne. 
 
 Montague (Basil). Essays. L., 1824. 8°. . 2537.05 
 Contents : Thoughts upon the punishment of death. Con- 
 duct of the understanding in the discovery of truth. 
 Thoughts upon imprisonment for debt. 
 
 ■ — Enquiries respecting the insolvent debtors bill, with the 
 opinions of Dr. Paley, Mr. Burke, and Dr. Johnson, upon 
 imprisonment for debt. 1815. [In Pamphleteer, v. 5, 
 1815.] 5058.05 
 
 — Essays and selections. London, 1837. 18°. 2537.04 
 
 Contents. 
 
 David (Character of). 
 
 Bacon (Character and death of). 
 
 Barrister (The). 
 
 Chancellor (The). 
 
 Crime (Prevention of). 
 
 Education. 
 
 Elizabeth (Death of queen). 
 
 Englishmen (Bights of). 
 
 Error. 
 
 Fine arts (Pleasure of the). 
 
 Happiness. 
 
 Ignorance. 
 
 — Life of Francis Bacon. 
 
 Judge (The). 
 
 Knowledge. 
 
 Laughter (Hobbes' theory of). 
 
 Liberty and equality. 
 
 Patriot and the demagogue. 
 
 Prejudice, 
 
 Reform. 
 
 Religious establishments. 
 
 Religious meditation. 
 
 Selfish and social man. 
 
 Village church (The). 
 
 Wisdom and folly. 
 
 London, 1834. 8°. 3015.03 
 — • On liberty and the rights of Englishmen. London, 1822. 8°. 
 [in Pamphleteer, v. 21.] 6058.21 
 
 — Opinions upon the punishment of death. Selected. 
 
 2d ed. London, 1816. 8°. 5817.05 
 
 — Some inquiries respecting the punishment of death for 
 
 crimes without violence. [In Pamph., v. 12, 1818.] . 5058.12 
 Montague (Charles, earl of Halifax). *Poems. Life, by S. John- 
 son. Ed. by A. Chalmers. [In O.'s English poets, v. 9, 
 1810.] 1626.09 
 
 — Select poems. Ed. by E. Sanford. [In Sanford (E.) and 
 
 Walsh (R.) Brit, poets, v. 13, 1819.] 1691.13 
 
 Montagu (Mrs. Eliz. R., wife of Edward). Essay on 
 the writings and genius of Shakespear. 2d ed. 
 
 London, 1770. 8° 1752.12 
 
 ;6S* For lives of Mrs. Montagu see Biography (p. 178). 
 
 Montagu (Edward Wortley). Reflections on the rise 
 and fall of the ancient republics. Philadelphia, 
 
 1806. 12° 422.13 
 
 See biogr. sketch of E. W. M., by Dr. Doran, in Temple bar 
 Moh., 1873. 
 
 Montagu (George). Ornithological dictionary of 
 British birds. 2d ed., with plan of study, by J. 
 Rennie. London, 1831. 8° 4815.05 
 
 Same. Supplement [to 1st ed.] London 
 
 1813. 8° 4815.06 
 
 Montagu(J.A) Guide to heraldry. L., 1840.8°. 6615.14 
 
 Montagu (Lady Mary Wortley). Letters and works. 
 
 Ed. by lord Whamcliffe. 2 v. P., 1837. 8°. 3124.12 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Memoir, by Dallaway. Biogr. anecdotes. 
 
 Court of George i. Letters. 2. Letters. Essays. Poems. 
 
 03- For biogr. sketches of M. W. M., see Biography (p. 178) 
 
 Montagu ( Wm. Drogo, 1th duke of Manchester). Court 
 and society from Elizabeth to Anne. 2 v. Lon- 
 don, 1864. 8° 3124.23 
 
 Montaigne (Michel Eyquem de). Essais. Nouv. ed., 
 avec les notes de tous les commentateurs, par J. 
 V. Le Clerc. Precedee d'une nouvelle e'tude, 
 par Prevost-Paradol. 4 v. Paris, 1865. 8°. 5055.03 
 Contents : v. 1-4. Essais. 4. Correspondance. Voyage 
 en Allemagne et en Italie. Eitrait de la Theol. nat. de 
 Raymond Sebon trad. Pieces addit. La BoBtie (E.) La 
 servitude volontaire ou le contr'un. Bibliographic. Table 
 analytique, v. 1-4. 
 
 — Essays. With notes. Made English, by C. Cotton. 
 
 3d ed. London, 1870. 8° 2537 06 
 
 — Works. Philadelphia, 1850. 8° 5055 02 
 
 — Works, comprising his essays, letters, and journev 
 
 [Ed.] by W. Hazlitt. London, 1853. 8°. 5055.01 
 4®- For lives and critical notices of M., see Biography 
 (p. 178) ; also Contem. rev., July, 1877 (Pascal andMon. 
 taigne, by J. Grote) ; Lippincott's mag., July, 1875 (Mon- 
 taigne, by E. Howland) ; NewEnglander, v. 34, 1876 (Philos 
 of M., by H. W. Farnam) ; West, rev., Oct., 1875. 
 Montalembert (Charles Forbes, comte de). Catholic 
 interests in the 19th century. L., 1852. 8°. 3575.19 
 
 — Admirable letter on the architectural, artistical, and archaeo- 
 
 logical investigations of the Puseyites. L., 1844. 8°. 6093.19 
 
 — La victoria del Norte en los Estados Unidos. [n.p. or d] 
 
 8° 2721.09 
 
 — Life of Saint Elizabeth, of Hungary. Tr. by M 
 
 Hackett. New York, 1853. 8° 3054.11 
 
 Same. Chronicle of life, etc. Tr. by A. L. Phil- 
 lips, v. 1. London, 1834. 4° 3058.05 
 
 Note. — Includes 17 out of 34 chapters, 
 
 — Memoir of Lacordaire. London, 1863. 8°. 3096.18 
 
 — Monks of the West, from St. Benedict, v. 1-5 
 
 [5th-9th cent.] Edinburgh, 1861-67. 8°. 3427.01 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Blackwood, v. 89, 1861 ; v. 102 
 
 1867; Chr. exam., v. 71, 1861 ; Contemp. rev., v. 2, 1866 - 
 
 Ed. rev., v. 114, 1861 ; v. 127, 1868 ; North Brit, rev., v is 
 
 1868 ; Quar. rev., v. 110, 1861. 
 
 Pie ix. et laFrance en 1849 et en 1859. Paris, 1860. 8". 5091.03 
 
 4®=- For lives and evil, notices of M., see Biography (p. 179). 
 
 Montana. See Countries {Montana, p. 346). 
 
 Montanus (Arnold). "Embassies from the East India company 
 
 of the United Provinces to the emperor of China and East 
 
 Tartary. Englished by J. Ogilby. [In Ogilby (J.) China, 
 
 v. 2.] . 1029.02 
 
 Montefiore (Joshua). Commercial and notarial pre- 
 cedents, forms, etc. 2ded. L., 1813. 4°. 5617.26 
 
 — Commercial dictionary : mercantile law, etc. 3 v 
 
 Philadelphia, 1804. 8° 5927.06 
 
 Montenegro. See Countries (Montenegro, p. 346); also Lippin- 
 
 cott s mag., Aug., 1876 (M., by E. King); Eclectic, July, 
 
 or Ninteenth century, May 1877 (M., by W. E. Gladstone) ; 
 
 Blackw. mag., Nov., 1877 or Eel. mag., Feb., 1878. 
 Monte Video. See Countries ( Uraguay, p. 390). 
 Monteiro (Joachim John). Angola and the river 
 
 Congo. New York, 1876. 12°. .... 1093.22 
 Montesquieu (Charles Secondat, baron de]. De la 
 
 grandeur des Romans et de leur decadence. Essai 
 
 sur le gout. Le Temple de Guide. Nouv. ed. 
 
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 — De l'esprit des lois. Suivie de la Defense, etc. Nouv. 
 
 ed. Paris, 1871. 16° 5715.21 
 
 — Lettres persanes ; suivies de Arsace et Ismenie et de 
 
 pensees diverses. Nouv. e"d. P.,[n.d.]16°. 7026.16 
 
 — Spirit of laws. 5th ed. 2 v. Edin.,1793. 8°. 5715.05 
 
 Same. 2 v. London, Bohn, 1878. 12°. 5714.27 
 
 Commentary and review of [his] Spirit of laws, [anon.] 
 
 With observ. on the 31st book by Condorcet : and two let- 
 ters of Helvetius. 1811 5714.19 
 
 — Flint[R.) Philos. of history, 1876 ; p. 93-108. . . . 447.01 
 
 — M actum (jtf.) Celebrities, etc., 1874 ; p. 101-122. . .3212.11 
 
 — Sainte-Beuve (C. A.) Causeries du lundi.v. 7 ; p. 33-66. 7033.24 
 
 — Tinet (A.) Hist, of French lit., 1864 ; p. 369-461. . . 2733.04 
 Montez (Lola). Lectures, including her autobiogra- 
 phy. New York, 1858. 12° 3126.01 
 
 Montfaucon (Bernard de). Antiquity explained, and 
 represented in sculptures. Tr.by D. Humphrey. 
 5 v. London, 1771-72. fol 1457.09 
 
 Same. Supplement. 5 v. in 2. L.,1775.fol. 1457.14 
 
 Montferrier (Anatole Duvidal, comte de). Madame 
 et mesdemoiselles Verdure. P.,1872. 12°. 7047.16 
 
 Montfort (Simon de) . Miracles of ; ed. by J. O. Halli- 
 weU. London, Camden soc, 1840. 4?. . 5112.15 
 
 Montgomery (Cora). Eagle Pass ; or life on the bor- 
 der. New York, 1852. 12°. . . 1114.14 ; 1165.04 
 
 Montgomery (James, Engl. poet). The christian poets ; 
 selections. With introd. essay. Glasgow, 1827. 
 16° 1672.25 
 
 — Lectures on general literature. N.Y., 1853.8°. 2752.26 
 
 — Poetical works. 5 v. Boston, 1858. 16°. . 1672.17 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Wanderer of Switzerland. Miscel. poems. 
 West Indies. Prison amusements. 2. The world before 
 the flood. Miscel. poems. Thoughts on wheels. The 
 climbing boy's soliloquies. Songs of Zion. 3. Greenland. 
 Miscel. poems. Narratives. Translations from Dante. 
 4. Pelican islands. Miscellanies. Sacred and scriptural 
 subjects. Appendix. 5. Original hymns. Appendix of 
 posthumous poems. 
 Same. Philadelphia, 1853. 8°. ... 1673.01 
 
 Contents : The wanderer of Switzerland. The West In- 
 dies. The world before the flood. Greenland. The peli- 
 can island. Prison amusements. Thoughts on wheels. 
 The climbing boy's soliloquies. Songs of Zion, Narra- 
 
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 Montgomery (James). Poetical works, continued. 
 
 tives. Translations from Dante. Songs on the abolition 
 of negro slavery in the British colonies. Versee to the 
 memory of the late Richard Reynolds, of Bristol. Miscel- 
 laneous poemB. 
 
 — and others. Lives of literary and scientific men of 
 
 Italy, Spain and Portugal. 3 v. London, 1835- 
 
 37. 16°. [L. C. C] 3211.26 
 
 /Kg- For lives and critical estimates of J. M., see Biography 
 (p. 179). 
 
 Montgomery (James, engineer). Cotton manufacture 
 of the United States. Glasgow, 1810. 8°. 3932.02 
 
 Montgomery (G. W.) Journey to Guatemala, 1838 
 New York, 1839. 8°. 1166.25 
 
 Montgomery (Henry B.) Memoirs of Sir Biehard 
 Steele. With his corresp. 2v. Edin.,1865.8°.3166.25 
 
 Montgomery (James Eglinton). Cruise of admiral 
 Farragut, commanding the European squadron, 
 in 1867-68. New York, 1869. 8°. . . . 945.12 
 
 Montgomery (Rev. John). Wealth of nature : our 
 food supplies from the vegetable kingdom. 
 Edinburgh, 1870. 12° 4912.17 
 
 Montgomery (Robert). Poetical works. London, 
 
 1854. 8° 1673.02 
 
 Contents; The Omnipresence of the Deity. The chris- 
 tian life. Luther : or, Rome and the reformation. Wo- 
 man : the light of home. Satan : or intellect without God. 
 Oxford : or Alma Mater. The Messiah. Minor poems : 
 Wellington : or the hero's funeral ; — Shadows of death ; — 
 A vision of heaven ; — A vision of hell ; — Universal prayer ; 
 —The stage coach ; — Scarborough ; — Miscellaneous poems. 
 
 — Buhner (Sir E. L.) Poems of R. M. [In his Critical writings, 
 
 v. 1, 1812 ; p. 310-332.] 2615.06 
 
 — Macaulay (T. B.) In Ms Essays, v. 2, 1859; p. 188-2H. 2536.17 
 Montgomery {Sir Robert). Discourse cone, the establishment 
 
 of a new colony, to the south of Carolina, 1717. [In Force 
 (P.) Tracts, v. 1.] . 577.08 
 
 Monthly abstract of medical science, v. 1-4. Phila- 
 delphia, 1874-77. 8° 4353.03 
 
 Monthly anthology and Boston review, v. 4-5, 8-10. 
 Boston, 1807-11. 8°. 8128.22 
 
 Monthly religious magazine. 22 v. Boston, 1814-59. 
 v. 1-2. 12° ; v. 3-22. 8° 8186.12 
 
 Monthly microscopical journal : transactions of the 
 Boyal microscopical soc, and record of histo- 
 logical research at home and abroad. Ed. by H. 
 Lawson. v. 1-6 in 3. L., 1869-71. 8°. .4838.01 
 
 Months. See Calendar (p. 247) ;— Seasons ;— Nature. 
 
 Montholon (Charles Tristan, marquis de). Memoirs 
 of the reign of Napoleon, dictated by the em- 
 peror at St. Helena. 5v. L., 1823-24. 8°. 3132.26 
 
 Monti (Luigi). Adventures of a consul abroad. By 
 Sam. Sampleton,esq.,|>seud.] B.,1878. 12°. 972.27 
 
 Montrose {Marquis of). See Graham (JameB), in Biography 
 (p. 150). 
 
 Montlnc (Blaise de). Commentaires, 1521-75. [In Petitot. Coll. 
 desmem. lser. v. 20-22.] 5121.20 
 
 Montpensier {Mile. de). See Biography (p. 179). 
 
 Monumenta Franciscana : 1. Thomas de Eccleston de 
 adventu Fratrum Minorum in Angliam. 2. Adse 
 de Marisco epistolsa. 3. Begistrum Fratrum Mi- 
 norum Londoniss. Ed. by J. S. Brewer. Lon- 
 don, 1858. 8°. [Rolls chronicles.] . . 5140.— 
 
 Monnmental brasses in the Brit, isles. See Haines (T.) 1152.11 
 
 Monumental brasses of England. See Boutell (C.) 1849. 1467.20 
 
 Monumental Christianity. See Lnndy (J. P.) .... 3567.17 
 
 Monuments. See Burial usages, etc. (p. 42) ; also Bibl. sacra, 
 April, 1867 (The study of monuments, by C. M. Mead). 
 
 Moody (Dwight Lyman). Best thoughts and dis- 
 courses. By A. Morrow. N.Y.,1876. 16°. 3576.28 
 
 — Glad tidings: sermons. New York, 1876. 12°. 3577.29 
 
 — Daniels (W. H.) Moody : his words, work, and 
 
 workers. 1877. 3576.29 
 
 Moody (Sophy). The palm tree. L.,1864. 12°. 4911.15 
 
 — What is your name ? Meanings and derivations of 
 
 christian names. London, 1863. 12°. . 6614.05 
 Moodie (Mrs. Susanna). Eoughing it in the bush. 
 
 New York, 1852. 12°. 1153.06 
 
 Moon (George Washington). The bad English of 
 Lindley Murray, and other writers on the Eng- 
 lish language. 3d ed. L., 1869. 16°. . 6423.28 
 
 — The Dean's English; a criticism on [Alford's] 
 
 Queen's English. 4th ed. N.Y.,1866. 16°. 6423.25 
 -Elijah the prophet ;poem. 3d ed.L.,1867.16°.16G5.26 
 moon(R.O.) Ophthalmic surgery. See Laurence (J. Z.) 4341.26 
 J»oon (Win.) Light for the blind : reading (embossed 
 
 in various languages). L„ 1873. 8°. . .5511.23 
 
 m ° on -.f%£ s * T °™™yJMoon, p. 64 -.-riuralityo/ worlds, p 64)- 
 *i P1U S r , 0h - „° f the faoe aPP^ring within the orb of the 
 moon. In las Morals, v. 5, p. 234-292. r5435 301 
 
 Moon hoa^ See Locke (R. A.) 1869. . ] ' 40 17 13 
 
 Moore (Charles) Full inquiry into the subject of 
 suicide. Added, Two treatises on duelling and 
 gaming. 2 v. London, 1790. 4°. . . 3578 04 
 
 Moore (Clement C, LL.D.) George Castriot, but? 
 named Scanderbeg. N. Y., 1850. 12°. 3034 01 
 
 Moore (Charles H.) What to read, and how to read. 
 New York, 1871. 12° <2752 29 
 
 Moore ><Dr.) Design in plants a proof of the existence of God 
 [In Science and revelation, 1865.1 .... 3688 in 
 
 Moore (Edward, d. 1678). The Moore rental. Ed. by 
 T. Heywood. Manchester, 1847. 4°. [Chetham 
 soc, v. 12.] 5094.12 
 
 Moore (Edward). Fables for the ladies' Philadel- 
 phia, 1811. 24° 1673 32 
 
 — Poems. Ed with life by A. Chalmers. [In C."'s English poets, 
 
 V. 14, 1810.J 1626 14 
 
 — Select poems. Ed. by R. Walsh. [In Sanford (E.) 'and Walsh 
 
 (R.) British poets, v. 23, 1819.] 169123 
 
 «S" For his plays see Plays {Alphabetical arrangement). 
 
 — Contributor. See World (The). 
 
 Moor (Major Edward). Oriental fragments. Lon- 
 don, 1834. 12° ; 7811.03 
 
 Contents : Hinduism and papacy. Seals, stones etc. 
 Sanskrit names in Greece. 
 
 — Plates illustrating the Hindu Pantheon. Ed. by 
 
 A. P. Moor. London, 1861. 4°. ... 3818.11 
 
 Moore (Francis). Travels into Africa, up the Gambra, in 1730. 
 
 [In Green (J.) Col. of voyages, v. 2, 1745.] . . 935.10 
 
 — Voyage to Georgia, 1735. [In Georgia hist. soc. Col., v. 1, 
 
 18 *?J. ' ; 62201 
 
 Moore (Frank). American eloquence : speeches, etc. 
 
 With biogr. sketches. 2 v. N.Y.,1858. 8°. 6325.03 
 
 Adams (John), v. 1. 
 Adams (John Quincy), v. 2. 
 Adams (Samuel), v. 1. 
 Ames (Fisher), v. 1. 
 Bayard (James A), v. 2. 
 Boudinot (Elias), v. 1. 
 Brackenbridge (H. H.), v. 1. 
 Burges (Tristam), v. 2. 
 Calhoun (John Caldwell), v. 2. 
 Clay (Henry), v. 2. 
 Clinton (De Witt), v. 1. 
 Dexter (Samuel), v. 2. 
 Dickinson (John), v. 1. 
 Drayton (William Henry), v. 1 
 Ellsworth (Oliver), v. ] . 
 Emmet (Thomas Addis), v. 1. 
 Gallatin (Albert), v. 2. 
 Gaston (William), v. 2. 
 Giles (William B.), v. 2. 
 Gore (Christopher), v. 1. 
 Hamilton, (Alexander), v. 1. 
 Hancock (John), v. 1. 
 Harper (Robert Goodloe), v . 1. 
 Hayne (Robert Y.), v. 2. 
 Henry (Patrick), v. 1. 
 Hillhouse (James), v. 2. 
 Hunter (William), v. 2. 
 Jay (John), v. 1. 
 King (Rufus), v. 2. 
 1 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Livingston (Edward), v. 2. 
 Livingston (R. R.), v. 1. 
 Livingston (William), v. 1. 
 Madison (James), v. 1. 
 Marshall (John), v. 2. 
 Martin (Luther), v. 2. 
 Minot (George R.), v. 1. 
 Morris (Gouverneur), v. 1. 
 Otis (Harrison Gray), v. 1. 
 Otis (James), v. 1. 
 Pinckney (Charles), v. 1. 
 Pinkney (William), v. 2. 
 Prentiss (Sergeant S.), v. 2. 
 Quincy (Josiah,jr.), v. 1, 
 Ramsey (David), v. 1. 
 Randolph (Edmund), v. 1. 
 Randolph (J., of Roanoke), v 
 Red Jacket, v. 1. 
 Rush (Benjamin), v. 1. 
 Rutledge (John), v. 1. 
 Sergeant (John), v. 2. 
 Story (Joseph), v. 2. 
 Tecumseh, v. 2. 
 Tracy (Uriah], v. 1. 
 Warren (Joseph), v. 1. 
 Washington (George), v. 1. 
 Webster (Daniel), v. 2. 
 Wilson (James), v. 1. 
 Wirt (WtUiam), v. 2. 
 Witherspoon (John), v. 1. 
 
 Lee (Henry), 
 
 Lee (Richard Henry), v. 1. 
 
 — Diary of American rev. 2 v. N. Y., 1860. 576.09 
 
 — Lyrics of loyalty. New York, 1864. 24°. . 1673.03 
 
 — Materials for history. With notes, etc. 1st series. 
 
 New York, 1861. 1.8° 3098.11 
 
 Contents ; Laurens (H.) Corresp., 1776-82. 
 
 — Patriot preachers of the American revolution, 1766- 
 
 1783. New York, 1860. 12° 3583.13 
 
 — Eebellion record, v. 1-11. N.Y., 1862-69. 8°. 635.04 
 Same. Supplement. N. Y., 1864. 8°. . 635.21 
 
 — Eecord of the year. v. 1-2. N.Y., 1876-77. 8°. 428.19 
 
 — Songs of the Amer. revolution.N.Y.,1856.16°.1673.04 
 
 — Women of the war. [1860-65.] Hartford, 1867. 8°. 
 Moore (George). Tales of the passions. Eevenge. 
 
 London, 1808. 8° 5056.17 
 
 Moore (George). Health, disease, and remedy. New 
 
 York, 1854. 16° 4322.09 
 
 The lost tribes and Saxons of the East and West, 
 
 with new views of Buddhism. L., 1861.8°. 5528.05 
 
 — Man and his motives. New York, 1856. 16°. 3438.11 
 
 — Power of soul over the body. N.Y.,1852. 16°. 5438.13 
 
 — Use of the body in relation to the mind. New 
 
 York, 1853. 16° 5438.12 
 
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 Moore (G. B.) Perspective : its principles and prac- 
 tice. 2 v. London, 1850. 8° Uo2.ll 
 
 Moore (George Henry). Notes on the history of sla- 
 very in Massachusetts. N. Y., 1866. 8°. . 0833.03 
 
 — The treason of Charles Lee, maj. gen. in the Amer. 
 
 army. New York, 1860. 8° 3118.01 
 
 Moore (Hugh). Dictionary of quotations. London, 
 
 1831. 8° 6213.05 
 
 Note.— Transl. from Latin, Greek, French, Spanish, and 
 Italian originals. 
 
 Moore (Jacob B.) Annals of Concord, N. H., 1726- 
 
 1823. Concord, 1821. 8° 612.12 
 
 Moore (James, MB., 9th Pa. cav.) Kilpatrick and 
 
 our cavalry. New York, 1865. 12°. . . 632.04 
 Moore (James, M.R.G.V.S.) Outlines of veterinary 
 
 homoeopathy. 5th ed. L, 1867. J 6°. .4627.08 
 Moore (Rev. James L.) The Columbiad : an epic 
 
 poem. London, 1798. 8° 1673.05 
 
 Moore (John, M.B.) Causes and progress of the 
 
 French revolution. 2 v. L.,1795. 8°. . 5056.05 
 
 — Edward. [Novel.] 2 v. London, 1795. 8°. 5056.01 
 
 — France, Switzerland, and Germany. 2 v. London, 
 
 1800. 8° ... 5056.03 
 
 — Journal in France, 1792. 2 v. L, 1793. 8°. 5056.09 
 
 — Mordaunt. Incl. the Memoirs of a French lady of 
 
 .quality. 3 v. London, 1800. 8°. . . . 5056.13 
 
 — View of society and manners in Italy, [1775-78J. 
 
 2 v. London, 1795. 8° 5056.07 
 
 — Zeluco. 4th ed. 2 v. London, 1797. 8°. 5056.11 
 Moore (John Weeks). Complete encyclopaedia of 
 
 music. Boston, 1854. 8° 1564.01 
 
 Moore (Nathaniel F., LL.D.) Address to the Alumni of Colum- 
 bia College [on libraries]. New York, 1848. 12°. 4112 13 
 
 — Ancient mineralogy. New York, 1834. 12° 4112.13 
 
 — HiBt. sketch of Columbia College. N. Y., 1846. 12°. . 4112.13 
 
 — Lectures on the Greek language and literature. New York, 
 
 18J5. 12° 4112.13 
 
 — Lectures on Greek literature. New York, 1835. 12°. . 4112.13 
 
 — Short introd. to universal grammar. N. Y., 1844. 12°. 4112.13 
 Moore ( 1'heophilus). Marriage customs, and modes 
 
 of courtship. New York, 1823. 32°. . .5821.00 
 
 Moore (Thomas). Alciphron, a poem. Philadelphia, 
 
 1810. 16° 1663.11 
 
 — Epicurean (The), a tale. New ed. New York, 
 
 1846. 16° 232.23 
 
 — History of Ireland [to 1645]. 4 v. London., 1839- 
 
 46. 16° 495.U 
 
 — LallaRookh. Illus. New York, 1867. 8°. 1673.14a 
 Same. In his Works, v. 6. Boston, 1866. 16°. . . 1673.09 
 
 — Letters and journals of lord Bvron. 2 v. New 
 
 York, 1853. 12° ". . . . 3027.09 
 
 Same. London, 1860. 8° 3027.11 
 
 — Life of lord E. Fitzgerald. 3d ed. 2 v. London, 
 
 1832. 8° 3056.21 
 
 — Memoirs of captain Bock, the celebrated Irish chief- 
 
 tain, [anon.] London, 1824. 16°. . 492.09 
 
 — Memoirs of Sheridan. 2 v. N. Y., 1853. 12°. 3163.09 
 
 — Odes on cash, corn, catholics, and other matters. 
 
 [anon.] Philadelphia, 1828. 12°. . . . 1673.06 
 
 — Poetical works. "Withmemoir. 6v.B.,1856.16°.1673.09 
 
 Contents. 
 Alciphron : a fragment, v. 5 
 Biographical pietace, v. 6. 
 Corruption aud intolerance, v. 2. 
 Epicureau(Fragmentsfrom),v.5. 
 Epigrams fVoin Anthology, v. 1. 
 Evenings in Greece, v. 5. 
 Fables for the Holy alliance,v.2. 
 Fudge family in Paris, v. 2. 
 Fudges in England (The), v. 5. 
 Irian melodies, v. 4. 
 Juvenile poems, v. 1. 
 Lalla Kookh, v. 6. 
 Legendary ballads, v. 5. 
 Loves of the angels, v. 6. 
 
 Memoir of the author, v. 1. 
 
 Miscellaneous poems, v. 4, 6. 
 
 National airs, v. 4. 
 
 Odes of Anacreon, v. 1. 
 
 Poems relating to Amer., v. 2. 
 
 Rhymes on the road, v. 5. 
 
 Sacred songs, v. 4. 
 
 Satirical and humorous, v. 3 
 
 Sceptic (The), v. 2. 
 
 Set of gleeB, v. 4. 
 
 Sougs from the M. P., or the 
 
 blue-stocking, v. 6. 
 Summer iete (The), v. 5. 
 Two penny. post bag, v. 2. 
 
 — Poetical works. With memoir, by D Herbert 
 
 Newed. Edinburgh, 1872. 8°. . . .1673.09a 
 
 — .Prose and verse. With notes, ed. by E. H Shep- 
 
 herd ; and preface, by E. H. Stoddard. New 
 York, 1878. 8° 2537 . 10 
 
 ™»?l ( ' n ';V Juv ™ ile Pie™". Satirical and humorous 
 poems. Coutrib to • Edinburgh review.' Lord Thurlow's 
 f«uT' 8 i Sept '; 18U »- The latuer9 of tbe Enroll (Nov , 
 I,ne £S K , , lcU A U0ve L 8 , (Nov - 1820 '- Fmuch """in "I'" 
 cals (Oct 1807^ D 'r B ° leyn . (Mch " 1827 »- Pnvat ° theatri- 
 cals (Oct., 1827). German rationalism, Sept., 18J1). Round 
 
 towers of Ireland (Apl., 1834). Letter to the Roman cath 
 olics of Dublin. M. P., or the blue stocking, a comic opera" 
 The chapter of the blanket : a fragment. Letters to 
 Leigh Hunt, etc. Notes for Moore's Life of Byron. Index. 
 
 — Tom Crib's memorial to Congress. By one of the 
 
 fancy. 3d ed. London, 1819. 16°. . . 5091.02 
 
 — Travels of an Irish gentleman in search of a reli- 
 
 gion. Baltimore, 1844. 12° 3575.22 
 
 jQGg- For lives and crit. notices of T.M., see Biography (p. 179). 
 Moore (Thomas, F.L.S.) Illustrations of orchidace- 
 ous plants ; and their cultivation. London 
 1857. 8° 4918.11 
 
 — Popular hist, of British ferns. L.,1859.sq.l6° .4912.03 
 
 — Treasury of botany. See Lindley (J.) and Moore (T.) 4914.12 
 Moorman (John J. ) Mineral springs of North Amer- 
 ica. Philadelphia, 1873. 12° 43.8.05 
 
 — Virginia springs, and springs of the South and 
 
 West. Philadelphia, 1S59. 12°. . . . 1113.09 
 Moors. See Countries (Spain : Moorish dominion, p. 370, and 
 also the general histories of Spain) ; — Granada (p. 326) ■— 
 Alhambra (p. 12) ;— Saracens (p. 366) j— Barbary (p. 293).' 
 Moorsom (Wm. ) Letters from Nova Scotia. Lon- 
 don, 1830. 8° H51.06 
 
 Moosehead Lake. See Countries (Moosehead lake, p. 346). 
 Moquin-Tandon (Alfred). Medical zoology. Tr. by 
 K. T. Hulme. London, 1861. 12°. . . 4822.07 
 Moraes (Francisco de, transl.) See Hurtado (Luis). 
 Moral culture of iufancy and kindergarten guide. See Mann 
 
 {Mrs. H.) and Peabody (E. P.) 6514.02a 
 
 Moral philosophy. See Philosophy ( Moral philosophy). 
 Moral play of wit and science, and early poet, mis- 
 cellanies. Ed. by J. O. Halliwell. London, 
 
 Shak. soc, 1848. 8" 175(i.37 
 
 Moral probe. See Judson (L. C.) 1855 2534.04 
 
 Moral reform. See Coze (A. C.) 3536.23 
 
 &S~ See also Social science {Reform). 
 
 Moral uses of dark things. See Bushnell (Horace). 1868.3626.09 
 
 Morality and politics. See Government {Comprehensive treatises, 
 
 p. 585 ;— National character, p. 587 ; — State, p. 589) ;—also 
 
 Biblical aud religious lit. {Church and state, p. 81). 
 
 Morality and the state. See Nash (Simeon). 1859. . . 6722.22 
 
 Morality of the East ; extracted from the Koran. 
 
 Ed. by J. Tela. London, 1818. 8°. . . 3613.01 
 
 Morality of fiction. See Murray (Hugh). 1817. . . . 2537.25 
 
 US' See also Fiction class-list (p. 459). 
 Morality of the New Testament. Repr. by J. Tela. London, 
 
 1818. 8° 3613.01 
 
 Morals of manners. See Sedgwick (C. M.) 1863. . . . 6427.08 
 Moran (Charles). Money. N. Y., 1863. 12°. 5910.30 
 Moran {Rev. John). Life and character of Christ. [In Science 
 
 and revelation, 1876.] 3588.16 
 
 Morao (F. E.) Remarkable accumulation of bats. [In Sm. report, 
 
 1863.] 3936.18 
 
 Moratin (Leandro Fernandez de). Comedias. Con 
 el prologo y las noticias de la Real academia. 
 
 Paris, 1838. 8° 7215.17 
 
 Contents : El viejo y la niSa. La comedia nueva. El 
 baron. La mojigata. El si de las ninas. La escuela de 
 los maridos. El medico a palos. 
 
 — Origines del teatro EspaSol. P. , 1837. 8°. 7215.11 
 
 Contents : Discurso histbrico. Catalogo de piezas dra- 
 maticas anteriores a Lope de Tega. Cota (R. de). Dialogo. 
 Enema (J. do la). Egloga. Anonimo. Ecloga. Naharro 
 (B. de T.) Comedia himenea. Rueda (L. de). La cara- 
 tula. El rufian cobarde. Eufemia. El convidado. Las 
 aceitunas. Los enganos. Cornudo y contento. Pagar y 
 no pagar. Prendas de amor. Vega (A. de la). Amor ven- 
 gado. Timoneda (J. de). Los ciegos y el mozo. Los 
 menemnos. Cota (R.) and Rojas (F.) Celestina. Vicente 
 (Gil), Cueva (J. de la), Cepeda (J. R. de), Bermudez (J.) 
 Niso laBtimosa. Nise laureada. Tarraga (F. de). La ene- 
 miga favorable. Aguilar (G. de). El mercader amaute. 
 Castro (G. de). Los mal casados de Valencia. Cervantes 
 (M. de). Numancia. La entretenida. La guarda cuida- 
 dosa. Los dos habladores. Argemola (L. L. de). Isa- 
 bela. VelascofA. Uzde). El zeloso. 
 
 Moravian historical society. Reichel (W. G.) Memo- 
 rial of the dedication of monuments, to mark the 
 sites of ancient missionary stations in N. Y. and 
 Conn. New York, 1860. 8° 3452.06 
 
 Moravians. See Biblical and religious lit. ( Moravians, p. 94). 
 
 Moray. See Countries {Moray, p. 346). 
 
 Mordecai (Alfred). Report on experiments on gun- 
 powder, at Washington, 1843-1844. Washington, 
 1845. 8° 4515.14 
 
 — Report of the mil. commission to Europe, 1855- 
 
 1856. Ordnance dep't. Wash., 1860. 4°. 4518.08 
 More (Cresacre). Life of Sir Thomas More. With 
 biogr. preface, and notes by J. Hunter. Lon- 
 don, 1828. 8° 3125.26 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
MORE - MORGAN 
 
 789 
 
 More (Mrs. Hannah). Practical piety. Philadelphia, 
 
 \n. A] 18° 3575.15 
 
 Works 7 v. New York, 1846-7. 12°. . . 5057.01 
 
 Contents, 
 
 Address in behalf of French 
 emigrant clergy, v. 6. 
 
 Allegories, v. 1. 
 
 Ballads, v. 1. 
 
 Bible rhymes, v. 7. 
 
 Bp Bonner's ghost, v. 6. 
 
 Christian morals, v. 3. 
 
 CoBlcbs in search of a wife, v. 2. 
 
 Duponfs speech on religion and 
 public education, v. 6. 
 
 Epitaphs, v. 6. 
 
 EBtimate of the religion of the 
 fasbionable world, v. 6. 
 
 Essays, principally designed for 
 young ladies, 'v. 2, viz.: Dis- 
 sipation, Thoughts on con- 
 versation, Envy, Danger of 
 sentimental or romantic con- 
 nections, True and false 
 meekueBS, Cultivation of the 
 heart and temper in the ed- 
 ucation of daughters, Impor- 
 tance of religion to the fe- 
 male character, Miscol. ob- 
 ■erv. on genius, taste, good 
 sense, etc. 
 
 Female education, v. 6* 
 
 Foreign sketches, v. 3. 
 
 Hints for formiug the character 
 of a young princesB, v. 7. 
 
 Hymns, v. 6. 
 
 Inscription in a beautiful re- 
 treat, v. 6. 
 
 Moral sketches, v. a. 
 
 Moriana, v. 2. 
 
 Poems, v. 5. 
 
 Practical piety, v. 4. 
 
 Reflections of king Hezekiah, 
 in his sickness, v. 5. 
 
 Reflections on prayer, v. 3. 
 
 Repository tales, v. 1, viz.: His- 
 tory of Mr. Fautom, Two 
 wealthy farmers. Shepherd 
 of Salisbury plain, Tis all 
 for the best, A cure for mel- 
 ancholy, etc., Parley the por- 
 ter, etc., etc. 
 
 Sacred dramas, v. 6, viz.: Bel- 
 shazzar, Daniel, David and 
 Goliath, Moses. 
 
 Saint Paul (Character and prac- 
 tical writings of), v. 4. 
 
 Search after happiness, a pas- 
 toral drama, v. 5. 
 
 Spirit of prayer, v. 7. 
 
 Tragedies, v. 1, viz.: Inflexible 
 captive (The), Percy, The fa- 
 tal falsehood. 
 
 Thoughts on the manners of 
 the great, v. 6. 
 ffff" For lives and notices of H. M., see Biography (p. 179). 
 More (Henry). Antidote against atheism. 2d ed. 
 London, 1655. 16° 3575.17 
 
 — Conjectural essay of interpreting the minde of 
 
 Moses, according to a threefold cabbala. Lon- 
 don, 1653. 16° 3575.17 
 
 Tvlloch (/.) Henry More — christian theoeophy and mysti- 
 cism. [In Ms Rational theol.,v. 2, 1872; p. 303-409.] 3446.10 
 
 More (Sir Thomas). England under Richard irr. 
 Eepr. from Kennet. 1870 472.11 
 
 — Utopia. Tr. into Engl., by E. Eobinson. 2d ed., 
 
 1556 ; re-ed. by E. Arber. L., 1869. 18°. 5011.06 
 
 Same. With notes, by J. A. St. John. London, 
 
 1852. 16° 232.24 
 
 Utopia. History of Richard m., and Poemata. [In Cayley 
 
 (A.) Memoirs of More, v. 2, 1808.) 3128.16 
 
 j8S=- For lives and crit. estimates of M., see Biography (p. 
 179). In Jiction Bee Mrs. Manning's ' Household of Sir 
 Thomas More ' [225.30] ; and the princesse de Craon's ro- 
 mance ' Sir Thomas More,' in Cath. world, v. 23-24. 
 
 More worlds than one. See Brewster (Sir David). . . 
 
 Morea. See Countries (Greece, p. 327-8). * 
 
 Moreau de Jonnes (Alexandre). Elements de statis- 
 tique. 2e ed. Paris, 1856. 12°. . . . 5931.24 
 
 Morgan (Daniel). See Biography (p. 179) ; also Herring [J.) and 
 Longacre (J. B.) Nat. portr. gallery, v. 3, 1836. . . 3247.10 
 
 Morehead (Charles, M.D.) Clinical researches on 
 disease in India. 2 v. L., 1856. 8°. . 4334.14 
 
 Morel (C.) Compendium of human histology. Tr. 
 by W. H.VanBuren. N. Y., 1861. 8°. . 4336.20 
 
 Morelet (Arthur). Travels in Central America, etc. 
 Tr. by Mrs. M. F. Squier. Introd. and notes by 
 E. G. Squier. New York, 1871. 12°. . 1163.17 
 
 Morell (John D.) Historical and critical view of 
 speculative philosophy in Europe in the 19th 
 
 century. New York, 1853. 8° 5415.13 
 
 Note. — Lettered on cover, ' Hist, of modern philosophy.' 
 Reviewed by J. Mai-tineau m his Essays, v. 2. [2635.18] 
 
 — Philosophical tendencies of the age. London, 
 
 1848. 8° 5415.14 
 
 — Philosophy of religion. N. Y., 1849. 12°. 3575.29 
 
 Note — Reviewed in Bibl. rep. and Princeton rev., Oct., 
 1869; Journal of sac. lit., v. 4, 1849 (by W. M'Combie). 
 
 Morell (J. M. D.) Biographical history of English 
 literature. London, [1874.] 12°. . . . 2741.14 
 
 Morell (John Eeynell). History of European litera- 
 ture. London, 1874. 12°. 2732.20 
 
 — Neighbors of Eussia, and hist, of the war to the siege 
 
 of Sebastopol. New York, 1854. 12°. . 554.21 
 
 — Eussia self-condemned : secret documents bearing 
 
 upon the present crisis. L., 1854. 8°. . 543.07 
 
 — Scientific guide to Switzerland. L., 1867. 12°. 983.23 
 
 — and Catharine). History of Prance. London, 1874. 
 
 12° 513.27 
 
 History of Eome. London, 1874. 12°. . 433.30 
 
 Moreri (Louis). Le grand dictionnaire historique. 
 Nouv. ed. 8 v. Amsterdam, 1740. fol. 2717.03 
 Mores catholici, or ages of faith. See Digby (Kenelm H.) 3421 06 
 Moreton (A. H. ) Civilization. L, 1836. 8°. 5914.07 
 Moreton (Rev. Julian). Life and work in Newfound- 
 land. London, 1863. 12° 1151.02 
 
 More-wood (Samuel). Philos. and statistical hist, of 
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 with the practice of distillation : with an illus- 
 tration of the consumption and effect of opium. 
 
 Dublin, 1838. 8° 5834.10 
 
 Morfit (Campbell). Chemical and pharmaceutical 
 manipulations. Philadelphia, 1849. 8°. 4216.39 
 
 — Perfumery : its manufacture and use. 2d ed. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1853. 8° 6014.16 
 
 Morford (Henry). Appleton's short-trip guide to 
 
 Europe. New York, 1868. 16°. . . . 941.17 
 Same. New York, 1872. 16° 942.25 
 
 — Over-sea : or England, France, and Scotland, as 
 
 seen by a live American. N.Y.,1867. 12°. 944.10 
 
 — Paris in '67 : or the Great exposition. New York, 
 
 1867. 12° 963.13 
 
 — Short trip guide to America. United States and 
 
 Dominion of Canada. N.Y.,1873. 16°. . 1071.12 
 
 — Short-trip guide to Europe. N.Y.,1873. 16°. 942.25 
 
 %&~ For Ids novels see Fiction class-list (p. 606). 
 
 Morga (Antonio de). Philippine islands, Moluccas, 
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 Stanley. L., Hakluyt soc, 1868. 8°. . . 1065.16 
 
 Morgan. See also De Morgan. 
 
 Morgan (Rev. Aaron Augustus). The mind of Shake- 
 speare as exhibited in his works. 2d ed. Lon- 
 don, 1861. 12° 1761.02 
 
 Morgan (C. E., M.D. ) Electro-physiology and thera- 
 peutics. New York, 1868. 8° 4333.20 
 
 Morgan (C. Octavius). Suppl. observ. on an astronomical and 
 astrological table-clock, together with an account of the 
 astrolabe. [In Archsologia, v. 34, 1852.] .... 6128.36 
 
 Morgan {Gen. Daniel). See Biography (p. 179). 
 
 Morgan (Hector Davies). Doctrine and law of mar- 
 riage, adultery, and divorce. 2 v. Oxford, 1828. 
 8° 5615.22 
 
 Morgan (H. H.) Eepresentative names in the history 
 of English literature. N. Y, 1876. b°. . 2755.26 
 
 Morgan (John, editor). Phoenix Britannicus ; tracts. 
 London, 1732. 4° 5056.16 
 
 Morgan (James Appleton). Law of copyright, etc. 
 2 v. New York, 1875 5624.22 
 
 — Macaronic poetry. With introduction. New York, 
 
 1872. 16° 1665.13 
 
 Morgan (John). Affections produced by contagious 
 
 diseases, syphilitic poison, etc. L., 1872.8°. 4343.11 
 Morgan (John, gen. in Confed. army). Senour (F.) 
 
 Morgan and his captors. 1865. . . . 641.01 
 Morgan (John Edward). University oars : enquiry 
 
 into the after health of the men who rowed in the 
 
 Oxford and Cambridge boat race, 1829-1869. 
 
 London, 1873. 12°. 4612.16 
 
 Morgan (Lewis Henry). The American beaver and 
 
 its works. Philadelphia, 1868. 8°. . . 4727.25 
 
 — Ancient society, or lines of human progress from 
 
 savagery to civilization. N. Y, 1877. 8°. 5803.04 
 
 Circular in regard to degrees of relationship among different 
 
 nations. [In Sm. miscel coll., v. 2, 1862.] . .. 3935.12 
 
 — Indian migrations. [In Beach (W. W.) Indian miscellany 
 
 1877 ; p. 168-257.] • • 668 - 23 
 
 Note.— Repr. from N. A. rev., Oct., 1868, Jan., 1870. 
 
 Laws of descent of the Iroquois [In Amer. assoc. Proc , 
 
 v. 11, 1858] ;— Indian mode of bestowing names [In v. 13, 
 
 IRfiOl 394b.l0 
 
 — Montezuma's dinner. (In N. A. rev., 1876.) 
 
 — Systems of consanguinity and affinity of the human family 
 
 [J«Sm. contrib. toknowl., v. 17, 1871. 4°.] . . .3937.17 
 Morgan (Octavius). On episcopal and other rings of investiture 
 
 [/*. Archajologia, v. 36, 1855.] . • . • ■ • ■ ■ ■ " 26 \ 38 
 _ Watch-making from the earliest period. [In Archasologia, 
 
 V 33 1849 ] 6128.36 
 
 Morgan' (Sidney Owenson lady; uifiijf Sir Efi) 
 
 France. 4th ed. 2 v. London, 1818. 8°. 963.05 
 
 -Life of Salvator Eosa. 2 v. L., 1824. 8°. 3154.04 
 
 »®-For lives of lady M., see Biography (p. 179) ; also 
 
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 j»Jf- For her novels Bee Fiction class-list (p. 506). 
 
 In asking for books, use the "Book Orders," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
790 
 
 MORGAN -MORRIS 
 
 Morgan (Sir Thomas 0., and lady). Book without 
 a name. 2 v. New York, 1841. 12°. . .25-11.02 
 
 Contents : v. 1. By lady Morgan : Le cordon bleu. Mil- 
 ton's house. St. Alban's abbey. Memoirs of the macaw 
 of a lady of quality. By Sir T. C. Morgan : The public. 
 First lesson in reading. The absurdities of men of merit. 
 Essay on coals. Curiosity. Rural pleasures. Defence of 
 punning. Pleasures of hearing. The English malady. 
 Liberality. Luxuries and necessaries. Memoir of Dr. 
 Botherum. 
 
 2. By lady Morgan : The Hong merchant's widow. Pim- 
 lico. The Hotel de Carnavalet. Irish historians. Walk 
 In the snow. Malahide castle. Puck of the pale. By Sir 
 T. C. Morgan : Twelve o'clock. Not at home. A good 
 name. Present state of parties. Music of oratory. Biches. 
 Letter from a younger brother. Good Bort of people. 
 Life in London. The undisputed one. PhyBic for the mind. 
 
 Morgan (Wm.) Observ. on reversionary payments ; 
 annuities, etc. With notes by W. Morgan. 7th 
 ed. 2 v. London, 1812. 8°. .... 5914.23 
 
 Morgan (W.) Manual of mining tools. London, 
 1871. 16° 3922.20 
 
 Same. Atlas of engravings. L.,1871. 4°. 3927.28 
 
 Mori (Jugoi Axinori). Life and resources in America. [In Lan- 
 man (0.) Japanese in America.] 1132.10 
 
 Morier (James). The adventures of Hajji Baba, of 
 Ispahan, in England. 2 v. in 1. L., 1828.12°. 232.35 
 
 Morier (J. P.) Memoir of a campaign with the Ottoman army in 
 Egypt, 1800. L., 1801. 8°. [in Pamphleteer, v. 13.] 6093.13 
 
 Morison. See also Morrison. 
 
 Morison (Sir Alex., M.D.) Outlines of lectures on 
 mental diseases. 2d ed. L., 1826. 8°. . 4332.25 
 
 Morison (James Cotter). Life and times of St. Ber- 
 nard, 1091-1153. London, 1868. 12°. . 3418.08 
 
 — Gibbon: [a life]. New York, 1878. 12°. . 3065.33 
 Morison (John H. ) Disquisition and notes on the 
 
 gospels. Matthew. 2d ed. B.,1861. 12°. 3754.03 
 
 — Dying for our country : sermon on death of capt. J. S Keed 
 
 and rev. T. Starr King. Boston, 1864. 8°. ... 3631.06 
 Moritz (Carl Philipp). "Travels through England, 1782. [In 
 
 Pinkerton. Voyages, v. 2.] 926.02 
 
 Morley (Charles). Elements of animal magnetism. New York, 
 
 [»• <*■] 12° 3812,47 
 
 Morley (Henry). Clement Marot and other studies. 
 
 2 v. London, 1871. 12° 2537.01 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Clement Marot. 2. Clement Marot. Cy- 
 rano de Bergerac. Ccedmon's Paraphrase. College work. 
 English for English women. Courad Qesner. Gabriel 
 Harvey. Influence of the Celt on English literature. An 
 old student of English. Andreas Vesalius. 
 
 — English writers. Before Chaucer : with introd. 
 
 sketch of the four periods of English literature 
 
 London, 1861. 8° 2754.19 
 
 Same. Chaucer to Dunbar. L., 1867. &°. 2754.20 
 
 — First sketch of English literature. 3 v. London. 
 
 [1874.] 12° 2741.15 
 
 Contents : Pt. 1. To 1637. 2. 1617-1649. 3. Since 1649. 
 
 — Gossip. Repr. from 'Household words.' Lon- 
 
 don, 1857. 8° 2535.15 
 
 Contents : Christmas. Apothecaries. Hospitals. School- 
 keeping. Playthings. The predatory ait, etc., etc. 
 
 — Jerome Cardan. 2 v. London, 1854. 8°. 3033.02 
 
 — The King and the commons. Cavalier and Puri- 
 
 tan song. 2d ed. London, 1869. 18°. . 1673.21 
 
 — Life of Henry Cornelius Agrippa, doctor and 
 
 knight. 2 v. London, 1856. 8°. . . .3012.18 
 
 — Memoirs of Bartholomew Pair. L.,1859. 8°. 461704 
 
 — Palissy the potter. 2 v. B., 1853. 12°. . 3136 03 
 
 — Shorter English poems. L., [1876.] 4°. .1678 03 
 
 — Tables of English literature. 2d ed. With index 
 
 London, 1870. fol 2757 01 
 
 Morley (John). Critical miscellanies. London, 1871. 
 
 8 ^ 2537 03 
 
 Contents : Vauvenargues. Condorc'et. ' J.' de' Maietre. 
 Carlyle. Byron. Greek conceptions of social growth. On 
 the development of morals. 
 
 ^f:7T??o i6wed by K ' Bucn » I i»n, in Oontemp. rev., 
 
 — Diderot and the encyclopaedists. 2 v. London, 
 
 1878. 8° 30^..- 27 
 
 — Edmund Burke: a historical study.' London, 
 
 1867. 8°. . 3026.10 
 
 — On compromise. London, 1874. 8°. . . 5811 16 
 
 Note — Eepr. from Fortn. rev., v. 21-22 1874 
 
 — Rousseau. 2 v. London, 1873. 8°. ' 3155 23 
 
 Note—This and the following work are reviewed by'w 
 L Kingsley in New Englander, July, 1873. 
 
 — Voltaire. New York, 1872. 8°. . 3174 25 
 
 — ed. See Fortnightly review, 1867-78. 
 
 Morley (Samuel, M.P., b. 1809). HinUm (R. J.) English radical 
 leaders. 1875 3221 11 
 
 Morlot (A.) General views of archoology. [ZnSm. report, 18601- 
 — Lacustrian settlements. [In Sm. report, 1863] ;_'gt U( fy 
 of high antiquity. [In Sm. rep., 1862, 1864.] 3936.17; 3936 19 
 
 Mormon (Book of). Tr. by J. Smith, jr. New York 
 
 ["•A] 12° 3757.19 
 
 Mormon country. See Codman (J.) 1874 1123.26 
 
 Mormons and Mormonism. See Biblical and religious lit. [Mor. 
 
 mons and Mormonism, p. 94) ; Countries {Utah, p. 388) ■ also 
 
 Conybeare (J. W.) Mormonism. [In his Essays 1855- 
 
 p. 280-377. 2527.01] ; Saint Abe and his seven wives '• a tale 
 
 of Salt Lake City, 1872 [1683.32] ; Fortnightly rev , Oct 
 
 1876 (Mormonism from a Mormon point of view, by d! 
 
 . Wedderburn). 
 
 Morning beside the Lake Galilee. See Hamilton (J.) . 3667 04 
 
 Morning-land (The) ; the East. See Bodenstedt (F.) 1861. 1041 21 
 
 Morning-land (The). See Dicey (E.) 1870 1052'l8 
 
 Morning watch ; narrative poem, [anon.] N.Y.,1850. 12*. 1673 30 
 
 Mornings at Bow street. See Wight (J.) 1826 6091.02 
 
 Morocco. See Countries (Morocco, p. 346). 
 
 Morpeth (Lord). See Howard (G. W. F.) 
 
 Morphology. See Natural history (Morphology) ;— Botany ;— Med- 
 icine (Histology, p. 760). 
 
 Morphy (Paul). Exploits and triumphs in Europe 
 New York, 1859. 12° 4614T12 
 
 — Games of chess. By T. Frere. N.Y.,1859. 24°. 4614.10 
 
 — Selection of games. With notes by J. Lowenthal 
 
 New York, 1860. 12°. 4614.11 
 
 Morrell (L. A.) American shepherd. New York 
 
 1846. 12° 6134.04 
 
 Morrill (Mrs. Cynthia L.) Memorial of Mrs. C. L. M. [n.p.or 
 
 d.] 8° 3631.06 
 
 Morris ( Capt. Charles). Lyra urbanica ; or social ef- 
 
 fusions. 2 v. London, 1840. 8°. . . . 1674.02 
 Morris (Corbyn). Essay towards fixing the true 
 
 standards of wit, humour, satire, and ridicule. 
 
 London, 1744. 8° 6212.23 
 
 Morris (Edw.) Derrick and drill ; petroleum, [anon.] 
 
 New York, 1865. 12° 3933.24 
 
 — Farming for boys. Boston, 1868. 16°. . . 6122.05 
 
 — How to get a farm and where to find one. New 
 
 York, 1864. 8° 6122.04 
 
 Morris (Edward E.) The age of Anne. New York, 
 1877.12°. [Epochs of mod. hist.] . .3013.33 
 Morris (Rev. F. O.) Dogs and their doings. Lon- 
 don, [1870.] sm. 4° 4724.14 
 
 — Hist, of 'British birds. 6 v. L., [1866.] 1. 8°. 4817.09 
 
 — Natural *history of nests and eggs of British birds. 
 
 2d ed. 3 v. London, 1870-71. 8°. . . 4816.05 
 Morris (George P.) Poems. N. Y, 1853. 8°. 1674.01 
 See notice of G. P. M., by H. B. Wallace, in hit Lit, criti- 
 cism 2645.02 
 
 Morris (Gouverneur). Life, with selections from his 
 corresp., and miscel. papers, by Jared Sparks. 
 
 3 v. Boston, 1852. 8° 3126.02 
 
 Contents ; v. 1. Life. 2. Corresp. resp. a negotiation 
 with the British ministry. Corresp., official and private 
 cone, the French rev., and France. 3. Miscel. corresp. 
 during residence in Europe. Corresp. after return from 
 Europe. Speeches in the senate of the TJ. S. : let-id 
 speech on the judiciary establishment. Speech on the 
 free navigation of the Miss, river. Addr. to the Assembly 
 of Pa. on the abolition of the bank of N. A. Observ . on the 
 finances of the V. S. in 1789. Notes on a form of constitu- 
 tion for France. 
 
 — Discourse, Dec, 1812. [In N. Y. hist. soc. Col., v. 2, 1814; 
 
 and in Moore (F.) Arner. eloquence, v. 2, 1868.] . 6326.04 
 
 — Inaug. discourse. [In N. Y. hist. soc. Col., v. 2, 1814.] 616.02 
 
 — Oration upon the death of G. Washington, 1799. [In Hough 
 
 (F. B.) Washingtoniana, v. 2, 1866] 3178.10 
 
 — Tuckerman (H. T.) Eesays, biogr., etc 2644.16 
 
 Morris (James W. ) [Jacques Maurice, pseud.] K.N. 
 
 Pepper, and other condiments. New York, 
 1859. 12°. 2541.04 
 
 Morris (John, F.G.S.) and Lyoett (John). Mono- 
 graph of the Mollusca from the great oolite. Lon- 
 don, Pakmonlogr. soc, 1850-54. 4°. . . . 
 Pt. 1. Univalves. Pt. 2-3. Bivalves. 
 
 Morris (John, priest of soc. of Jesus). The troubles 
 of our Catholic forefathers, related by themselves. 
 1st series. London, 1872. 8°. . . . .3427.08 
 
 Morris (John B.) Essay towards the conversion of 
 Hindoos. London, 1843. 8° 3575.21 
 
 — Nature a parable ; a poem. L., 1842. 16°. . 1673.29 
 Morris (John G., D.V.) Quaint sayings and con- 
 cerning Luther. Philadelphia, 1859. 12°. 3115.06 
 
 — Synopsis of lepidoptera of N. America. [In Sm. miscel. coll., 
 
 v. 4, 3.] 3936.13 
 
 — Natural history as applied to farming and gardening. [In 
 
 Sm. report, 1856.] 3936.10 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
MORRIS -MOSELLE 
 
 791 
 
 Morris (Lewis). Epic of Hades. Phil., 1876. 12°. 1673.41 
 
 Morris (Lewis, gov. of the province of N. J.) Papers, 
 1738-1746. Ed. by W. A. Whitehead. New York, 
 1852. 8° 612.03 
 
 Morse (0. A.) Vindication of the claim of A. M. W. 
 Ball to 'Eockmeto sleep mother.' New York, 
 1867. 8°. 1673.15 
 
 Morris (Rev. Richard). Elementary lessons in his- 
 torical English grammar ; accidence and word- 
 formation. London, 1874. 18°. . . . 6432.16 
 
 — Historical outlines of English accidence, and de- 
 
 velopment of the language, and word formation. 
 London, 1872. 12° 6433.18 
 
 — Legends of the holy rood, symbols of the passion, 
 
 and cross-poems, in old English of the 11th, 14th, 
 and 15th centuries. With introd., transl., and 
 gloss, index. London, 1871. 8°. [Early E. T. 
 60C, no. 46.] 7913.20 
 
 — Literature primers. English grammar. New York, 
 
 1875. 24° 6432.17 
 
 — Old English homilies, 12-13th centuries. L., 1868- 
 
 73. 8°. [Early Engl, textsoc, nos. 34, 53.] 7914.02 
 
 — Old English miscellany, etc. London, 1872. 8°. 
 
 [Early Engl, text soc, no. 49.] . . .7914.05 
 
 — Specimens of early English, 1250-1400. With in- 
 
 trod., etc Oxford, 1867. 16° 6432.08 
 
 Note. — For numerous articles by R. M., see Philological so- 
 ciety. Transactions, 1854-73. For other works ed. by 
 him, see Early Engl, text soc. 
 
 — and Bowen (H. C.) English grammar exercises. 
 
 N. Y, 1878. 18°. [Literature primers.] 6432.17a 
 Morris (Robert). Letter to Sir Richard Aston, and thoughts on 
 
 the modern doctrine of libels. 3ded. L.,1770. 8". In 6093.11 
 Morris (Robert, signer of Decl. qflnd.) Herring [J.) and Longacre 
 
 (J. B.) Nat. portr. gallery, v. 4, 1839 3247.11 
 
 — Hunt(F.) Lives of Amer. merchants, v. 2, 1858. .3244.11 
 
 — Sanderson (J.) Biog. of the signers, v. 5, 1824. . . . 3244.06 
 
 See also Fenn. mag. of hist., no. in. (art. by Mrs. A. N. 
 Hart). 
 
 Morris (Eobert, of Phil.) Courtship and matrimony, 
 with other sketches from social life. Philadel- 
 phia, 1858. 12° 5821.19 
 
 Morris (Thomas, R. I.) A house for the suburbs. 
 3d ed. London, 1870. 8° 1314.29 
 
 Morris (William). Defence of Guenevere, and other 
 
 poems. London, 1875. 12°. 1673.40 
 
 Contents : Defence of Guenevere. King Arthur's tomb. 
 Sir Galahad. The chapel in Lyoness. Sir Peter Harpdon's 
 end. Rapunzel, etc., etc. 
 
 — Dark wood. [In Fortn. rev., v. 15, 1871] ; — God of the poor 
 
 [Aug., 1868] ;— On the edge of the wilderness [v. 11, 1869] ; 
 Two sides of the river [July, 1868]. 
 
 — The decorative artB, their relation to modern life and prog- 
 
 ress : address. Boston, 1878. 12° 1433.27 
 
 — Earthly paradise; a poem. 3 v. Boston, 1868- 
 
 71. 16° 1673.22 
 
 SoU.— Reviewed in Ed. rov., y . 133, 1871. 
 
 — Life and death of Jason ; a poem. Boston, 1S67. 
 
 1'2° 1673.25 
 
 Note.— Reviewed by Swinburne in Fortn. rev., July, 1867. 
 
 — Love is enough ; or, the freeing of Pharamond : 
 
 a morality. Boston, 1873. 16°. . . . 1673.26 
 
 — Story of Sigurd the Volsung and the fall of the 
 
 Niblungs. Boston, 1877. 12° 1673.43 
 
 j&g~ For reviews of Morris's poetry, see Blackwood, v. 
 105, 1869, or Littell, 1868, v. 3 ; Contem. rev., Dec, 1874 (by 
 H. G. Hewlett) j Fraser, v. 79, 1869 (Wm. Morris and M. Ar- 
 nold, by Shirley [J. Skelton] ; New Englander, v. 30, 1871 ; 
 Bcribner's mo., Feb., 1876 (by E. C. Stedman) ; Westm. 
 rev., v. 90, 1868. 
 
 — and Magnusson (E.) Saga of Gunnlaug the worm tongue. 
 
 [In Fortu. rev., Jan., I869.| 
 Morris (Wm.) Letters sent home. France and the 
 
 French. Swindon, [1869.] 16°. . . . 962.13 
 Morris (Wm. O'Connor). The French revolution and 
 
 first empire. New York, [1874. ] 16°. . 521.17 
 
 — Letters on the land question of Ireland. London, 
 
 1870. 12° 492.03 
 
 Morrison. See also Morison. 
 
 Morrison (George Fowler). Belizarius : a fable. 
 Adapted from Marmontel. N.Y., 1857. 8°. 3018.12 
 
 Morrison (Lieut. Richard J.) ['Zadkiel,' pseud.] Gram- 
 mar of astrology. London, 1833. 18°. .3811.11 
 
 Morrison (Ben. Robert). Embassy from the British government 
 to the court of China, 1816. London, 1819. 8°. [In Pam- 
 phleteer, v, 16.] 6068.15 
 
 Morrison (R. S.) Digest of American and English 
 mining decisions. San Francisco, 1875. 8° 
 
 Morrison (Thomas). Oral lessons on real objects. \In Parsers 
 for the teacher, 2d series. I860.] ..... 6524 23 
 
 Morse (Jedidiah). American gazetter. Boston, 1797 
 
 8 °- • ' • • • 1135.06 
 
 Same. 3d ed. Boston, 1810. 8°. . 1135 13 
 
 — Sprague (W. B.) Life of J. M. 1874. . 3126 21 
 
 — and Parish (E.) New gazetteer of the eastern 
 
 continent. 2d ed. Boston, 1808. 8°. . 913 01 
 Morse (John T., jr.) Famous trials. B.,1874.12°.5lilL19 
 Contents : Tichborne. Troppmann and Bonaparte Mrs 
 Wharton. The Meteor. Mrs. Laura D. Fair. 
 
 — Law of arbitration and award. B., 1872. 8°. 
 
 — Life of Alex. Hamilton. 2 v. B., 1876. 12°! 3074.31 
 
 — Law relating to banks and banking. Boston, 1870. 
 
 „ 8 °- ■ 5615.06 
 
 Morse (Samuel F. B.) See Biography (p. 180). 
 
 Morse (Sydney (E. ) New system of mod. geography. 
 
 Boston, 1822. 8° 913.01 
 
 Mortality statistics. See Vital statistics. 
 Mortars. See Arts (Useful : Cements and mortars, p. 40). 
 Morte d' Arthur. See Arthur (King), p. 38 ; also next entry. 
 Morte Arthure. Ed. from R. Thornton's ms., (1440), 
 
 by G. G. Perry. London, 1865. 8°. [Early Engl 
 
 lish text soc, no. 8.] 7913.03 
 
 Mortgages. See Law. (Mortgages, p. 689). 
 
 Mortillet (Gabriel de). Le signe de la croix avant le 
 
 Christianisme. Paris, 1866. 8°. ... 1453.11 
 
 — and Ohantre (Ernest). International code of symbols for 
 
 charts of prehistoric archaeology. Tr. by O. T. Mason. 
 [In Smithsonian report, 1875.] 3936.30 
 
 Mortimer (Charles Edward). Hist, memoir of the 
 political life of Milton. L., 1805. 4°. . 3128.06 
 
 Morton or Mourt (George). Relation or journal of 
 the Plantation at Plymouth. With introd. and 
 notes, by H. M. Dexter. B., 1865. sm. 4°. 594.15 
 
 Morton (John Chalmers). Farmer's calendar. Lon- 
 don, 1869. 8° 6126.05 
 
 — Hand-book of farm labour. New ed. London, 
 
 1868. 12° 6123.17 
 
 Morton (John Maddison). See Flays (Alphabetical arrangement). 
 Morton (Nathaniel). New England's memorial. [To 
 
 1690.] 5th ed. With additions by John Davis. 
 
 Boston, 1826. 8° 595.02 
 
 — Gorton (S.) Letter to Nathaniel Morton, 1669. [In Force (P.) 
 
 Tracts, v. 4.] 577.11 
 
 Morton (Gov. Oliver P.) Life, speeches, state papers 
 and public services. Ed. by Wm. French. 
 
 Cincinnati, 1866. 12° 3125.21 
 
 Morton (Samuel George). See Nott (J. 0.) and Gliddon (G. R.) 
 Types of mankind. With memoir of Morton, by H. S. Pat- 
 terson 4736.01 
 
 Morton (Thomas). New English Canaan, 1632. [In Force (P.) 
 
 Tracts, v. 2.] 677.09 
 
 Morton (Thomas). See Plays (Alphabetical arrangement). 
 Morton (W. J. T.) Manual of pharmacy for the stu- 
 dent of veterinary medicine. 7th ed., enl. Lon- 
 don, 1868. 16° 4627.11 
 
 Mosaicon : or paper mosaic, and how to make it. See Bemroee 
 
 (W.,jr.) 1465.10 
 
 Mosaics. See Saunders (Frederick). 1869 2543.04 
 
 Mosaics of human life. See Thurston (E. A.) 1866. . . 6215.26 
 
 Mosasaurus. See GHbbes (li. W.) Memoir 3937.02 
 
 Mosby (John S. ) Crawford (J. M. ) Mosby and his 
 men. 1867 643.05 
 
 — Scott (J. ) Partisan life with J. S. M. 1867. 635. 15 
 Moscheles (Ignace). Recent music and musicians, as 
 
 described in [his] diaries and corresp. Ed. by 
 his wife, and adapted from the German, by A. D. 
 Coleridge. New York, 1873. 12°. . . . 1563 28 
 
 — (ed.) Life of Beethoven. See Schindler (A.) . . . 3017.25 
 Moschus. Idyllia. Gr. et Lat. Recog. C. F. Am eis. 
 
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 Idylliums. Tr. byF. Fawkes. Ed. by A. Chalmers. [In C.'s 
 
 English poets, v. 20, 1810.] 1626.20 
 
 Idyls. Tr. by M. P. Fitzgerald. In Fitzgerald (M. P.) The 
 
 Crowned HippolytuB, 1867.] 1723.17 
 
 Same. Idylls. Literally tr. by J. Banks. Metrical ver- 
 sion by J. M. Chapman. [In Theocritus. Idylls. Lon- 
 don, 1853. 12°. B. C. L.] . . • 1693.17 
 
 See article in Contemp. rev., v. 17, 1871 (Bion and Mos- 
 chus, by J. Davies). 
 
 Moschzisker (Franz Adolph). Guide to German lit- 
 erature. [With selections.] 2v. L.,1850.16°.2731.02 
 
 Moscow. See Countries, etc. (Moscow, p. 346). 
 
 Moselle river. See Countries, etc. (Moselle, p. 346) ; also Helps 
 (A ) Friends in council, n. s., v. 2, 1859 [2521.27] ; Waring 
 'BE, jr.) Bride of the Rhine. 1878 974.30 
 
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 Moses (Henry). *Select Greek and Roman antiqui- 
 ties from vases, gems, and other subjects of the 
 choicest workmanship. L., 1817. 4°. . 1466.20 
 
 — Vases from the coll. of Sir H. Englefield, engraved. 
 
 London, 1848. 8° 1466.19 
 
 Moses (Myer). Full annals of the revolution in 
 France, 1830. New York, 1830. 12°. . . 512.17 
 
 Moses. See Biblical and religious Ht., (Mosaic law and dispensa- 
 tion, p. 94 ;— Pentateuch, p. 96) ;—also Campbell (S. M.) 
 Across the desert : a life of Moses. 1873. . . . 3527.13 
 
 Moses aud modern science. See Eliot (J.) 3762.15 
 
 Mosheim (Johann Lorenz von). Ecclesiastical his- 
 tory. New ed., continued to 1826, by C. Coote. 
 2v. New York, 1858. 8° 3416.05 
 
 Mosquito coast and people, See Countries (p. 346). 
 
 Moss (Joseph Wm. ) Manual of classical biography. 
 London, 1825. 8° 2733.34 
 
 Moss (Rev. Lemuel). Annals of the U. S. christian 
 commission.. Philadelphia, 1868. 8°. . 3447.13 
 
 Mosses. See Botany (Mosses, p. 225). 
 
 Mossman (Samuel). New Japan : its annals during 
 the past twenty years. L, 1873. 8°. . 1026.14 
 
 — Origin of the seasons, from a geol. point of view. 
 
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 — Our Australian colonies : their discov., hist., re- 
 
 sources and prospects. L., [1870.] 16°. 1061.23 
 
 Most pleasant song of lady Bessy, and how she married Henry 
 
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 Mother at home and household magazine. Ed. by 
 
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 Note. — Merged thereafter in the 'Mother's magazine.' 
 
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 1873. 12°. 1666.18 
 
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 Mothers (Duties of). See Medicine (Children, p. 756) ;— Family 
 
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 Mothers of England. See Ellis (Mrs. S. S ) 1846. . . . 5821.02 
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 ern. 2 v. Boston, 1846. 16° 1673.17 
 
 — Poems. Boston, 1844. 16°. 1673.19 
 
 — Poetical works. [Including Posthumous poems.] 
 
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 Moths. See Insects (Butterflies and moths, p. 646). 
 
 Motion. See Physics. 
 
 Motley (John Lothrop). Historic progress and Amer- 
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 soc. New York, 1869. 8° 5724.08 
 
 — History of the United Netherlands. [1584 to 1609. ] 
 
 4 v. New York, 1868. 8° 536.07 
 
 — Life and death of John of Barneveld, advocate of 
 
 Holland. [1609-23] ; with a view of the primary 
 movements of the Thirty years' war. 2 v. New 
 York, 1874. 8° 3018.22 
 
 — Merry Mount ; a romance of the Mass. colony. 
 
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 — Peter the great. New York, 1877. 32°. . 3142.24 
 Same. [In Characteristics of men of genius, v. 2.1 2516 20 
 
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 — Rise of the Dutch republic. [1555-84.1 3 v. New 
 
 York, 1858. 8° . 636 .04 
 
 See Internat. rev., Nov., Dec, 1877 (Motley's appeal to 
 
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 Motschulsky (Victor von). On the means of destroying grass 
 
 hoppers. [In Sm. report, 1858.] .3936 13 
 
 Mott (Valentine). Surgical operations. See Francis (S W ) 
 
 Report , etc . 4 3 26 2 ^ 
 
 Motte. See La Motte. 
 
 Mottoes. Bruce (0.) Noble mottoes : familiar talks 
 
 on the mottoes of great families. 1876. 6214.38 
 
 — Burke (Sir B.) Dictionary of the peerage, 1877 ; p. 1408-1418 
 
 (Mottoes, in Latin, French, etc.; with translations). 661502 
 
 — Knight (F.) Gems or device book. 2d ed. . 1454.04 
 
 — Mair (J. A.) Handbook of family mottoes. 6214.34 
 
 — Palliser (F. and M. A.) Mottoes for monuments. 
 
 18. 72 - • 6215.00 
 
 — falliser (Mrs. Bury). Historic devices. 1870. 1452 16 
 
 See also Proverbs ; and works on Heraldry (p. 616 of Cat.) 
 Mouchot (A.) La chaleur solaire et ses applications 
 
 industrielles. Paris, 1869. 8° 4027 22 
 
 Mouhot (Alexandre Henri). Travels in Indo-China 
 
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 don, 1864. 8° io26.20 
 
 Mouhy (Charles de Fieux de). Lamekis, ou lea voyages d'un 
 Egyptien dans la terre interieure. 2 v. [In Gamier 
 Voy. imag., v. 20-21. Amst., 1788. 8°.] .... .702720 
 
 Mould (R. A. ) Literary pearls : anecdotes, aphor- 
 isms, wit and humour in prose and verse. With 
 introd. by Samuel [Wilberforce]. London 1871 
 
 12° .6213.26 
 
 Moulding. See Arts (Useful : Metallurgy). 
 
 Moule (Rev. A. E.) Four hundred million. China 
 and the Chinese. London, 1871. 12°. . 1021.13 
 
 Moule (Thomas). Bibliotheca heraldica Magnee Bri- 
 tannia; : an analytical catalogue of books on gen- 
 ealogy, heraldry, nobility, knighthood, and cere- 
 monies. London, 1822. 8° 6615.15 
 
 — Essay on the Roman villas of the Augustan age 
 
 London, 1833. 8° 1313726 
 
 Moulton (Louise Chandler). Poems. Boston 1877 
 
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 £&• For her stories see Fiction class-list (p. 606). 
 
 Moultrie (Fort). Doubleday (A.) Reminiscences of 
 Fort Moultrie in 1860-'61. 1876. . . .631.17 
 
 Mounds and mound builders. Foster (J. W. ) Pre- 
 historic races of the U. S. 1873. . . . 567.22 
 
 — Jones (C. C, jr.) Antiquities of the Southern Indi- 
 
 ans. 1873 558.22 
 
 — Bancroft (H. H.) Works of the mound-builders. [In hit Na- 
 
 tive races, etc., v. i, 1875 ; p. 744-790.] 665.10 
 
 — Comfort (A. J.) Indian mounds near Fort Wadsworth, Da- 
 
 kota territory. [In Sm. report, 1871.] 3936.26 
 
 — Danilsen (A. F.) Mound in East Tennessee. [In Sm. report 
 
 1863.] 3936.18 
 
 — Dunning (E. O.) Account of antiquities in Tennessee. [In 
 
 Sm. report, 1870.] 3936.26 
 
 — Lyon (S. S.) Report of the exploration of ancient mounds in 
 
 Union county, Ky. [In Sm. report, 18T0.] . . . 3936.25 
 
 — Stephenson (M. F.) Account of ancient mounds in Georgia. 
 
 [In Sm. report, 1870.] 3936.25 
 
 ^®- See also works on Antiquities and archaeology of Amer- 
 ica (p. 288). 
 
 Mount Desert, (Maine). See Countries, etc. (p. 346). 
 
 Mount Lebanon. See Countries, etc. (Lebanon, p. 340). 
 
 Mount Sinai. See Countries, etc. (Sinai, p. 346). 
 
 Mount Vernon. See Countries, etc. (Mount Vernon, p. 346). 
 
 Mount Vernon papers. See Everett (Edw.) 1860. . . 2624.13 
 
 Mount Washington, (N. H.) See Countries (White Mountains, p. 
 393) ; and the following entry : — 
 
 Mount Washington in winter, or experiences of a 
 scientific expedition, 1870-71. B., 1871. 12°. 1111.15 
 
 Mountain (The). See Michelet (Jules) 935.08 
 
 Mountain adventures in various countries. Selected. 
 Boston, 1869. 12° 922.17 
 
 Mountaineering in 1861. See Tyndall (John). 1862. . . 983.19 
 
 Mountaineering iu the Sierra Nevada. Sec King (C.) 1872. 1124.22 
 
 Mountains. See Countries, etc. (Mountains, p. 346) ; —Geology 
 (p. 573) ; — Geography (Physical, p. 671) ; — Meteorology 
 (Earthquakes and volcanoes, p. 774) -—also Atlantic monthly, 
 v. 11, 1863 ; p. 747-756 (Mountains and their origin, by L. 
 Agassiz). 
 
 Mountains (The) : a collection of poems. [Ed. by 
 Edith W. Cook.] Boston, 1876. 18°. . . 1673.42 
 
 Mountains and molehills. See Marryat (F.) 1855. . '. 1114.05 
 
 Mounteney (Barclay). Historical inquiry relative to 
 Napoleon. London, 1824. 8°. . . . . 3131.20 
 
 Mountford (Wm. ) Euthanasy ; or happy talk to- 
 wards the end of life. B., 1852. 12°. . 3576.01 
 
 — Martyria. Boston, 1850. 12° 232.09 
 
 — Miracles, past and present: B., 1870. 12°. 3576.02 
 
 — Thorpe, a quiet English town, and human life 
 
 therein. Boston, 1852. 16° 232.42 
 
 Mouriez (Paul). Les guerres commerciales, 1486- 
 
 1850. 2e ed. Paris, 1864. 12°. . . . 5911.03 
 Mourt or Morton (George). Relation or journal of the 
 
 Plantation of Plymouth. With introd. and notes 
 
 by H. M. Dexter. Boston, 1865. sm. 4°. 594.15 
 Mouth of gold (The) : [ChryBostom]. See Johnson (E.) . 1666.10 
 Mouthful of bread. See Mace (J.) History, etc. 1866. . 4326.25 
 Mowatt (Mrs. A. C.) See Ritchie (ilfrs. A. C. M.) 
 Mowry (Sylvester). Arizona and Sonora : the silver 
 
 region, etc. 3d ed. New York, 1864. 12°. 1114.11 
 Moxon's Standard penny readings. 3 v. London, 
 
 1869. 12°. ........... 6331.12 
 
 Moyen (Francesco); or the inquisition in S. A. See Mackenna 
 
 (B.V.) 1869. . . . 3*26.18 
 
 Moyle (Walter). Works. With account of his life, 
 
 etc. London, 1727. 12° 5712.05 
 
 Contents : Xenophon's Discourse upon improving the 
 revenue of the state of Athens. Essay on the Lacedaimo- 
 nian government. Translations from Lucian, viz.: Of 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
MOYLE- MULLER 
 
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 sacrifices. Herodotus or Action. Dialogue with Hesiod. 
 Panegyric upon Demosthenes. Argument against a stand- 
 ing army. LetterB. 
 
 Argument, shewing that a standing army is inconsistent with 
 
 a free government, and destructive to the constitution of 
 the English monarchy, [anon.] 2pts.ini v. London, 1697. 
 sm. 4° otfMO 
 
 — Letter to the author of the balancing letter, [anon.] Lon- 
 
 don, 1697. sm. 4° 5437.20 
 
 Mozart (JohannChryBostom Wolfgang A.) See Biography (p 180). 
 
 Mozley (James Bowling, D.D.) Eight [Hampton] 
 lectures on miracles. 3ded. L., 1872. 8°. 3576.03 
 
 Influence of ancient oracles in publio and private life. [In 
 
 Oxford prize essays, v. 6, 1836.] 2541. 15 
 
 — Ruling ideas in early ages, and their relation to Old 
 
 Testament faith. New York, 1877. 8°. . 3577.16 
 
 Mr and Mrs. JCT" For titles with these as initialwords, see Fic- 
 tion class-list (p. 505) ;— Plays [Alphabetical arrangement). 
 
 Much (M.) Ancient hist, of N. A. [In Sm. report, 1871.J 3936.26 
 
 Much ado about nothing. See Shakspere (Wm.) 
 
 Mudford (Wm.) *Hist. account of the campaign in 
 the Netherlands in 1815 : Ligny, Quatre Bras, and 
 Waterloo. With plates, by J. House. London, 
 1817. 4° 518.01 
 
 -Life of Eichard Cumberland. L., 1812. 8°. 3045.28 
 
 Madge (B. F.) Notes on the tertiary and cretaceous periods of 
 Kansas. [In Hayden's Geol. and geag. survey of the terri- 
 tories. 9th report. 1875.] 4116.29 
 
 Mudge [Rev. Z. A.) Foot-prints of Roger Williams : 
 a biography. New York, 1871. 16°. . . 318(i.00 
 
 Mudie (Robert). Feathered tribes of the British Is- 
 lands. 4th ed. 2v. London, 1854. 12°. 4813.01 
 
 — Man : as a moral and accountable being. London, 
 
 1858. .16°. . 5438.09 
 
 — Man : in his intellectual faculties and adaptations. 
 
 London, 1858. 16° 5438.10 
 
 — Man : in his physical applications and adaptations. 
 
 London, 1858. 16° 4325.13 
 
 — Man : in his relations to society. L., 1858. 16°. 5438.08 
 
 — Popular guide to the observations of nature. New 
 
 York,, 1845., 18" 4731.18 
 
 Mudie's library, (London). See London soc, Nov., 1869. 
 Muffling (Fried. Ferd. Carl, Frexherr von). Passages 
 
 from my life [1805-19], with memoirs of the 
 
 campaign of 1813 and 1814. Ed. by P. Yorke. 
 
 2d ed. London, 1853. 8° 3126.09 
 
 Mugge(Theodor). Adam und Eva. Berlin, 1858. 12°. 
 
 — Afraja : or life and love in Norway. From the Ger- 
 
 man, by E. J. Morris. Phil., 1854. 12°. 232.43 
 -Arvor Spang. Soman. Frankfurt, 1860. 12°. 7121.02 
 
 — Der Pfarrer vom See. Berlin, 1858. 12°. . 7121.04 
 
 — Die Documente. Berlin, 1858. 12°. . . .7121.03 
 
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 -Der Vogt von Silt. 2v.enl. Berlin.1858. 32°. 7121.08 
 
 Muhammad. See Mohammed. 
 
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 Miihleiseu (Rev. John). Genuine and spurious re- 
 ligion, development and character of different 
 systems of belief. 2 v. L., 1849. 8°. . 3575.27 
 
 Muhlenberg (Wm. A., D.D.) Evangelical catholic 
 papers : addresses, lectures and sermons. Com- 
 piled by Anne Ayres. 2ded. N.Y., 1877.8°. 3578.21 
 
 — The Woman and her accusers : a sermon. New 
 
 York, 1870. lli° 3576.06 
 
 Muir. See also More. 
 
 Muir (John, LL.D.) Original Sanskrit texts on the 
 origin and history of the people of India, their 
 religion and institutions, v. 1-5. London, 1863- 
 
 70. 8° 7813.01 
 
 Note — For Contents, see Literature, p. 711. 
 
 — Religious and moral sentiments metrically rendered 
 
 from Sanskrit writers ; with exact translations 
 
 in prose. London, 1875. 12° 3757.31 
 
 Note.— The authorship of 'Supernatural religion' is 
 . , , erroneously ascribed to Dr. Muir. 
 Muir {Sir Wm.) Life of Mahomet, and history of Is- 
 
 laratotheHegira. 4 v. London, 1861. 8°. 3115.20 
 Muir (W. J. C.) Pagan or christian? or notes on 
 
 national architecture. London, I860. 12°. 1312.21 
 Muirhead (James Patrick). Life of James Watt. 
 
 New York, 1859. 12°. 3182.18 
 
 Same. London, 1859. 8°. . . . . 3182.18a 
 
 — Origin and progress of the mechanical inventions 
 
 of Watt. 3 v. London, 1854. 8°. . . 3915.21 
 
 — ed. Winged words on Chantrey's woodcocks. 
 
 London, 1857. sm. 4° 3033.28 
 
 Mulford (Elisha). The nation : the foundations of 
 
 civil order and political life in the United States 
 
 New York, 1870. 8° 5715.18 
 
 Mulford (Isaac S.) Civil and political history of New 
 
 Jersey : to [1790]. Phil., 1851. 8°. . . 612 05 
 Mulhall (Michael P.) Rio Grande do Sul and its 
 
 German colonies. London, 1873. 12°. . 11U3.'25 
 Mullach (F. G. A., ed.) Fragmenta philosophorum 
 
 Graacorum. 2 v. Parisiis,Dido(,1860-67. 8°. 7766 01 
 Mullaly (John). The laying of the cable, or the 
 
 ocean telegraph. New York, 1858. 8°. . 3934.23 
 Mullen (Samuel). Pilgrim of beauty. Cottager's 
 
 Sabbath, and other poems. L., 1845. 8°. 1673.31 
 Mullens (Joseph). Twelve months in Madagascar. 
 
 [1870-71.] New York, 1875. 12°. . . .1066.09 
 Muller (Carl, ed.) Geographi Grseci minores. Recog. 
 
 etc. C. Muller. [Gr. et Lat.] 2 v. Parisiis, 
 
 Didot, 1855. 8° 7765.03 
 
 Same. Tabula. ParsL P., Didot, 1855. 7765.05 
 
 — Oratores Attici. Graece, cum transl. reflcta a C. 
 
 Muller. 2v. Parisiis, Didot, 1847-58. 8°. 7766. 02 
 
 — and Theo.) Fragmenta historicorum Grsecorum. 
 
 Cum notis et prolegomenis. 4 v. Parisiis, Didot, 
 
 1848-53. 8° 7765.09 
 
 Muller (Carl Otfried). Ancient art and its remains. 
 Tr. by J. Leitch. London, 1852. 8°. .1455.11 
 
 — Account of the manners and customs, art and literature of 
 
 the Etruscans. [ With Gray (E. C. H.) History of Etruria, 
 V. 3.] 434.09 
 
 — History and antiquities of the Doric race. Tr. by 
 
 H. Tufnell and G. C. Lewis. 2d ed. 2 v. Lon- 
 don, 1839. 8° 424.23 
 
 — History of the literature of ancient Greece, to Iso- 
 
 crates. Tr. by G. C. Lewis and J. W. Donaldson. 
 
 London, 1850. 8° 2734.09 
 
 Same. Continued by J. W. Donaldson. 3 v. 
 London, 1858. 8° 2734.06 
 
 Muller (Carl Wilhelm). 'Picturesque representations 
 of the Russians, [anon.] L., [1814]. 8°. 6625.21 
 
 Muller (Eugene). La Mionette. 5e ed. Paris, 1863. 
 16°. 7047.18 
 
 Muller (Dr. Friedrich). Reise der osterreichischen 
 Fregatte Novara urn die Erde, 1857-59. Lin- 
 guistischer Theil. Wien, 1867. 4°. . . 936.16 
 
 Muller (Fritz). Facts and arguments for Darwin. 
 Tr. by W. S. Dallas. London, 1869. 12°. 4712.10 
 
 Muller (George). Life of trust. B., 1861. 12°. 3576.08 
 iVore.— Reviewed in Chris, exam., v. 67, 1859 ; p. 128-137. 
 
 Muller (F. Max). Buddhism and Buddhist pilgrims. 
 With a letter on the original meaning of ' Nir- 
 vana.' London, 1857. 8°. 6414.22 
 
 — Chips from a German workshop. 4 v. New York, 
 
 1869-76. 8° 2537.19 
 
 1. Essays on the science of 
 religion, viz.: — 
 
 Aitareya-brahmana. 
 
 Buddhism, 1862. 
 
 Buddhist pilgrims. 
 
 Chinese translations of San- 
 skrit texts. 
 
 Christ and other masters 
 
 Confucius (Works of). 
 
 Nirvana (Meaning of). 
 
 Parsis (The modern). 
 
 Popol Vuh. 
 
 Semitic monotheism. 
 
 Veda and Zend Avesta. 
 
 Vedas, or sacred books of the 
 Brabmans. 
 
 Zend scholarships (Progress 
 of). 
 
 Zend-Avesta(Genesis and the). 
 
 Zend-Avesta in India (On the 
 study of the). 
 
 . Essays on mythology, tradi- 
 tions, and customs, viz.: — 
 
 Bellerophon. 
 
 Comparative mythology. 
 Folk-lore. 
 Greek legends. 
 Greek mythology. 
 IndexiP v. 1-2. 
 Manners and customs. 
 Norse (Popular tales). 
 Norsemen in Iceland. 
 Our figures [Numerals]. 
 Tales of the West Highlands. 
 
 Zulu nursery tales. 
 
 3. Essays on literature, biogra- 
 
 phy, and antiquities, viz.: 
 
 Bacon in Germany. 
 
 Bunsen. 
 
 Bunsen (Letters from) to Max 
 Muller, 1848. 
 
 Chasot. 
 
 Cornish antiquities. 
 
 Cornwall (Are there Jews in) ? 
 
 German literature. 
 
 German traveller in England, 
 1598. 
 
 Joiuville and Louis ix. 
 
 Journal des savants and the 
 Journal de Trevoux. 
 
 Schleswig-Holstein(Langnage 
 and poetry of). 
 
 Muller (Wilhelm). 
 
 Old German love-songs. 
 
 St. Michael's Mount (Insula- 
 tion of). 
 
 Schiller (Life of). 
 
 Shakespeare. 
 
 Ye schyppe of fooles. 
 
 4. Essays chiefly on the science 
 
 of language, viz.: — 
 
 Address on the importance of 
 oriental studies. 
 
 In self-defense [reply to prof. 
 W. D. Whitney]. 
 
 Inaugural lecture on the 
 value of comparative philo- 
 logy as a branch of academ- 
 ic study. 1868. 
 
 100 
 
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794 
 
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 notea on comparative philo- 
 logy (Ed. rev., Oct., 1872). 
 
 Rede lecture : 1. On the stra- 
 tification of language, 1868. 
 2. On Curtius' chronology 
 of the Lido-Germanic, lan- 
 guages. 
 
 Reply to Mr. Darwin (Con- 
 temp, rev., Jan., 1875). 
 
 Muller (P. Max), continued. 
 
 Index to v. 3-4. 
 
 Lecture on the migration of 
 fables (Contemp. rev., July, 
 1870). 
 
 Lecture on the results of the 
 science of language. 
 
 Lecture on missions. 
 
 Life of Colebrooke, with ex- 
 tracts from his manuscript 
 
 — Essai de mythologie compare'e. Tr. de l'Anglais. 
 
 Paris, 1859. 8° 6414.22 
 
 — German classics from the 4th century. With 
 
 biogr. notices, transl., and notes. London, 1858. 
 12° 2732.09 
 
 — History of ancient Sanskrit literature so far as it il- 
 
 lustrates the primitive religion of the Brahmans. 
 
 London, 1859. 8° 2723.28 
 
 Note. —Reviewed in Ed. rev., 1. 112, 1860. 
 
 — Introduction to the science of religion, with essays 
 
 on false analogies [in comparative theology], and 
 the philosophy of mythology. L., 1873. 12°. 3576.27 
 
 — Introduction. See Buddhaghosha. Parables, etc. . 7813.10 
 
 — Languages of the seat of war in the East. With a 
 
 survey of the three families of language, Semitic, 
 Arian, and Turanian. 2d ed. L., 1855. 8°. 6413.03 
 
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 Musee des antiques. See "Bouillon (P.) A.57.13 
 
 Musee Napoleon (Galerie du). Publiee par Filhol ; 
 redigee par J. Lavallee. 10 v. Paris, 1802- 
 10. 8°. . 1444.01 
 
 Muses and prosings. See Bayly (T. H.) 1833 1613.33 
 
 Muses bower, embellished with the beauties of Eng- 
 lish poetry. 4 v. London, 1809. 16°. . 1673.33 
 
 Museums. See Fine arts (Galleries and museums, p. 544) ; also 
 British museum (p. 233) ;— Metropolitan museum of art 
 (p. 775) ;— South Kensington museum. 
 
 Museum of comp. zoology. See Harvard college (p. 608). 
 
 Museum of natural history. By Sir J. Bichardson, 
 W. S. Dallas, etc. 2 v. Glasgow, [n.d.] 4°. 4728.19 
 
 Museum of painting and sculpture. Drawn and 
 etched by Eeveil ; with descriptive notices by 
 Duchesne. 17 v. Paris, 1829-35. 16°. . 1421.01 
 
 Museum of science and art. S«Lardner (D.) 12 v. 1854. 3921.24 
 Note.— For contents see Arts (Useful : Essays, p. 42). 
 
 Museum *Worsleyanum, or collection of antique basso 
 relievos, bustos, statues, and gems. 2 v. Lon- 
 don, 1794. fol A.47.03 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
MUS&RAVE - MUSIC 
 
 797 
 
 Musgrave (George M.) By-roads and battle-fields in 
 Picardy : with incidents and gatherings by the 
 way between Ambleteuse and Ham ; including 
 Agincourt and Crecy. London, 1861. 8°. 966.01 
 
 - Nooks and corners in old France. 2 v. London, 
 1867. 12° 962.16 
 
 _ Pilgrimage into B-auphine. 2 v. L., 1857.12°. 961.13 
 
 _ Bamble into Brittany. 2 v. L., 1870. 8°. 966.22 
 
 on the re-establish- 
 
 Musgrave (Thomas i Moore). Considerations uu , 
 
 Xe°r."fl81 t l , ] 6balanCe0fP0Wer - M6d - l *££Z 
 Mushet (David). Wrongs 'of the animal worTd? 
 London, 1839. 12°. ... SB'S 18 
 
 Mushet (Robert). Book of symbols :' each 'essay 'il- 
 lustrating an ancient symbol or moral precept 
 
 2d ed. London, 1817. 8° 2541 06 
 
 Mushrooms. See first entry on p. 800. 
 
 MUSIC AND MUSICIANS. 
 
 Akbangemest or Subdivisions.— 1, .Esthetics, and Social Influence of Music— 2, Ancient Mnsdc.— 3 Biography 
 and Criticism.— 4, Church and Sacred Music— 5, Dictionaries, Musical and Biographical.— 6, History of Music 
 7, Instrumental Music— 8. National Music— 9, Opera.— 10, Physics and Physiology of Music— 11, Singing 
 12, Songs : Words and Tunes. — 13, Theory and Practice. — 14, Works of Musical Fiction. 
 
 1. -Esthetics and Social Influences of Music. 
 
 (A.) Alliance of music, poetry and oratory. 
 1789 1613.32 
 
 Beattie (J.) Essay on poetry and musick, as they affect the 
 mind. [Inhis Works, v. 5.] 6016.13 
 
 Bryant ( IP. C.) Music in the publio schools. [In his Orations, 
 tie., 1873 ; p. 283-292.] 2617.28 
 
 Chambers's papers for the people, f. 1, I860 (Popular cultivation 
 of music). 2616.01 
 
 C' hornet (E.) Influence of music on health and life. 
 1875 • 1561.28 
 
 Esicourt (M. J.) Music the voice of harmony in crea- 
 tion. 1857. 1561.13 
 
 Gardiner {W.) Music and friends ; or pleasant recol- 
 lections of a dilettante. 2v. 1838. .1565.13 
 
 — The music of nature. 1841 1561.15 
 
 COes (ff.) In »ij Illustrations of genins, 1864 ; p. 167-182. 2626.03 
 
 — Lectures and essays, v. 2, 1861 ; p. 232-261 2S36.0S 
 
 Gurnrv (£.) Music and musical criticism. [In Nineteenth cen- 
 tury, July, 1878.] 
 
 Harris (/.) Concerning music, painting, and poetry. [In his 
 
 Works.] 6044.26 
 
 Hamas (H. B.) Music and morals. 1872. .1562.24 
 Mazzini (/.) Philosophy of music. [In his Writings, v. 4.] 6063.11 
 
 Papers from the Quar. rev., 1852 ; p. 206-263 2541.16 
 
 Plutarch. Concerning nmsic. [In his Morals, v. 1, p. 102- 
 
 133.] 5435.26 
 
 Rice(I.L.) What is music? 1875. . . .1561.33 
 
 Sully [J.) Sensation and Intuition, ch. 7, 8, 9 6426.08 
 
 Upham \J. B.) Music in public schools. [In Arner. soc. sci. 
 
 aBsoc. Trans., no. 4, 1872] 6811.02 
 
 Wylde(H.) Music in its art mysteries. 1867. 1564.20 
 
 See also Atlantic, v. 26, 1870 (Music a means of culture ; 
 Intellectual influence of music, by J. S. Dwight) ; Fortn. 
 rev., v. 7, 1867, or Littell, 1867, v. 2 (Music the expression 
 of character, by J. M. Capes); Fraser's mag., v. 56, 1857 
 (Origin and function of music) ; Lond. qu. rev., v. 39, 
 1872 (Music and poetry : their origin and functions) ; Lon- 
 don soc, Nov., 1870 (Music halls) ; Winslow's jour, of psy. 
 med„ v. 13, 1860 (Music in the asylum) ; New Englander, 
 Apr., 1874 (The emotions in music, by E. Janes) ; Quar. 
 rev., v. 131, 1871 (Music : its origin and influence) ; Westm. 
 rev., v. 87. 1867 (Contemporary music and literature); v. 88, 
 1867, p. 119.161 (Lyric feuds : Wagner, Hayden, etc.) 
 
 2. Ancient Music. 
 
 Chapped ( W.) History of music, v. 1. 1864.1565.27 
 Engd ( 0. ) Music of the most ancient nations, particu- 
 larly of the Assyrians, Egyptians, and Hebrews. 
 
 _ 1870 1564.19 
 
 Hutchinson (K) Music of the Bible. 1864. . 3736.04 
 
 Jacose(F.) Bible music. 1872 1562.25 
 
 Joyce (P. W.) Ancient Irish music. Harmonies by 
 
 J. W. Glover. 1873 1567.02 
 
 Mahaffy jj. p.) Greek music and painting. [In his Bambles 
 
 and studies in Greece, p. 282-321.] . . . • . .1032.16 
 
 JHolanlF.) Theoretical music of the Greeks. [In Hoyal soc. of 
 
 w/i - , TranB - y - 2 . 1834.] 5068.02 
 
 rnmogical museum, v. 2, 1833 ; p. 434-448 (On ancient Greek 
 m , mu l 81c ) 6414.21 
 
 tvackerbarth (F. D.) Music and the Anglo-Saxons. 
 
 WW- . 1564.14 
 
 tS" See also, below, under 'History' the histories of 
 Burney, Fetis (the most valuable), and Hawkins. 
 
 3. Biography and Criticism. 
 
 Ada "\S^ SouTeni rs d'un musicien. Nouv. eU 
 18b8 - 7001.07 
 
 •Bern 
 
 lers souvenirs d'un musicien. 1859. 7001.06 
 
 Barnard (G) The tone masters. Bach and Beetho- 
 ™ n - 1871. 1561.26 
 
 Same. Handel and Haydn. 1871. . 
 
 Mozart and Mendelssohn. 1870. . .1561.24 
 
 Beethoven (Ludwig van). Letters, (1790-1826). Tr. by 
 Lady Wallace. 2 v. N. Y., 1867. 12°. . 3017.01 
 
 Burgh (A.) Anecdotes of music, historical and bio- 
 graphical. 3v. 1814 1561.09 
 
 Burney (C.) Present state of music in France and 
 Italy. 1771 1562.16 
 
 — Present state of music in Germany, the Nether- 
 lands, and United Provinces. 2 v. 1771. 1562.17 
 
 Busby (T.) Concert room and orchestra anecdotes, of 
 music and musicians. 1825 1561.05 
 
 Chorhy (H. F.) Modern German music. Recollec- 
 tions and criticisms. 2 v. 1854. . . 1564.12 
 
 Crowest (F.) The great tone-poets : short memoirs of 
 the greater musical composers. lb'74. . 1561.34 
 
 Eastcott (B.) Sketches of the origin, progress and ef- 
 fects of music. 1793 1563.24 
 
 Ehlert (L.) Letters on music. 1870. . . . 1562.01 
 
 Ella (J.) Musical sketches, abroad and at home. 
 1869 1561.19 
 
 Met {Mrs. M. F.) Nouvellettes of the musicians. 
 1851. 1561.23 
 
 Oilmore (P. S.) History of the National peace ju- 
 bilee and great musical festival. Boston, June, 
 1869 1565.24 
 
 Saweis (H. B.) Music and morals. 1872. . 156224 
 
 Contents: Music, emotion and morals. 2. Biographical: 
 From Ambrose to Handel. Handel. Gluck. Haydn. Schu- 
 bert. Chopin. Mozart. Beethoven. Mendelssohn. 3. 
 Instrumental : Violins. Piano-fortes. Bells. Carillons. 
 4. Music in England. 
 
 Hogarth ((?.) Musical history, biography, and criti- 
 cism. 2 v. 1838 1562 19 
 
 Hueffer (F.) Bichard Wagner and the music of the fu- 
 ture. History and Eesthetics. 1874. . . 1563.29 
 JMlah(J.) Hist, of modern music. 1862. .1562.07 
 Husk (W. H.) Account of the musical celebrations 
 on St. Cecilia's day, 16th, 17th, and 18th cen- 
 turies. 1857 1562.22 
 
 Jubilee days. An illustrated daily record of the hu- 
 morous features of the world's Peace jubilee. 
 With illustrations by A. Hoppin. Boston, 1872. 
 
 fol 1566.19 
 
 Lunn (H. C.) Musings of a musician. 1849. 1561.22 
 Maretzek (M.) Crotchets and quavers. 1855. 1563.10 
 Marmier (X) Histoire d'un pauvre musicien. (1770- 
 
 1793.) 7046.27 
 
 Mason (L.) Musical letters from abroad. 1854. 1561.01 
 Moscheles (I.) Recent music and musicians, as de- 
 scribed in [his] diaries and correspondence, 
 [1794-1870]. Ed. by his wife, and adapted from 
 the German, by A. D. Coleridge. 1873. . 1563.28 
 Note. — Includes incidental notices of Beethoven, Bene- 
 dict, F. David, Jenny Lind, Liszt, Malibran, Mendelssohn, 
 Neukomm, J. Eietz, Schindler, Schumann, Sontag, Spohr, 
 Thalberg, and numerous others. 
 Musical recollections of the last half-century, [anon. ] 
 
 2v. 1872 1565.25 
 
 Musical reporter. Jan. -Aug., 1841 1564.10 
 
 Nohl (L.) Letters of distinguished musicians. 1562.02 
 Percy anecdotes, v. 17, 1823 6211.17 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Orders," giving the AUTHOB'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
798 
 
 MUSIC AND MUSICIANS 
 
 Phillips (H. ) Musical and personal recollections dur- 
 ing half a century. 2 v. 1861 . . .1562.11 
 
 Polko(M) Musical sketches. 1864. . . .1561.12 
 
 Rambles among the musicians of Germany, [anon.'] 
 1828 1562.10 
 
 Scudo (P.) Critique et litterature musicales. 2 v. 
 1856-59 ..... 1561.15 
 
 Tyiler(S.) Musical composers. [1458-1870.] 1561.35 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Arne. 
 
 Auber. 
 
 Bach. 
 
 Balfe. 
 
 Beethoven. 
 
 Bellini. 
 
 Benedict. 
 
 Bennett. 
 
 Berlioz. 
 
 Bishop. 
 
 Brahms. 
 
 Bull. 
 
 Billow. 
 
 Cherubinl. 
 
 Chopin. 
 
 dementi. 
 
 Costa. 
 
 Cramer. 
 
 Croft. 
 
 David. 
 
 Palestrina. 
 
 Purcell. 
 
 Randegger. 
 
 Bameau. 
 
 Reinecke. 
 
 Rietz. 
 
 Rossini. 
 
 Scarlatti. 
 
 Schubert. 
 
 Schumann. 
 
 Spohr. 
 
 Spontini. 
 
 Stradella. 
 
 Sullivan. 
 
 Thomas. 
 
 Verdi. 
 
 "Wagner. 
 
 Weber. 
 
 Woelfl. 
 
 Donizetti. 
 
 Dunstable. 
 
 Field. 
 
 Flotow. 
 
 Gibbons. 
 
 Gluck. 
 
 Gounod. 
 
 Gretry. 
 
 Halevy. 
 
 Handel. 
 
 Haydn. 
 
 Hiller. 
 
 Hummel. 
 
 Liszt. 
 
 Lulli. 
 
 Macfarren. 
 
 Mendelssohn. 
 
 Meyerbeer. 
 
 Moscheles. 
 
 Mozart. I 
 
 Wagner {R. von). New German school of music. [In N. A. rev., 
 April, 1873.] 
 OS* See also Dictionaries ; — Histories, below, 
 %3F For individual lives of eminent musicians and com- 
 posers, see {m Biography, p. 120-211) Bach ;— Beethoven ; 
 Cherubini ;— Chopin ;— Donizetti ;— Gottschalk ; — Han- 
 del ; — Haydn ; — Liszt ; — Mendelssohn ; — Meyerbeer ; 
 Moscheles ;— Mozart ;— Paganini ;— Rossini ; — Schubert ; 
 —Schumann ;— Spohr ;— Wagner ; — Weber. 
 
 4. Church and Sacred Music. 
 
 Buck (D.) Illustrations in choir accompaniment, with 
 hints in registration. 1877. ..... 1567.06 
 
 Bushnell {H.) Religious music. [In his Work and play 1864 • 
 p. 440-462.] f .2514.27 
 
 Cornwall (N.R) Music : as it was, and is. 1851. 1563.07 
 Engel(C) Reflections on church music. 1856. 1563.03 
 Oilman \L.) Memoir of village choir. [In his Contributions to 
 
 literature, 1856 ; p. 1-93.] 2526 14 
 
 Hastings (T.) History of forty choirs. 1854. i563.08 
 Hewins (J. M.) Hints concerning church music, etc. 
 
 „ , 18 ;> 6 1562.29 
 
 Mood (9.) Hist, of music in New Engl. 1846.1561.04 
 Zalrobe (J. A. ) Music of the church, congregational 
 
 and choral. 1831 1563.21 
 
 Lunn (J. E.) Ecclesiastical music. [In Church and the world, 
 
 Mason {L.) Address oa church music. 1827.' .' '. ' 358126 
 Muhlenberg [W. A.) Lecture on congregational singing. [In 
 
 hls Evangelical catholic papers. 1877.] 3578 21 
 
 Willis (R. S.) Our church music. 1856. . . 1563.27 
 See also Catholic world, v. 10, 1870 ; Aug., 1874 (Church 
 music; 4 art.); Nov., Dec, 1874 (Church chant w. church 
 music) ; Contemp. rev., v.6, 1867 (Cathedral choirs by W. 
 E. Dickson) ; Dublin rev., Jan., 1875 (Music and plain 
 chant) ; Dublin univ. mag., July, 1874 (Music as an art de- 
 veloped by the church) ; Ed. rev., v. 95, 1852 (Church 
 music); Fortn. rev., v. 8, 1867 (Roman, Anglican and prot 
 sacred music, by J. M. Capes). 
 JO®- See also Hymns (p. 641). 
 
 5. Dictionaries of Music. 
 
 1. Biographical, Historical, and Technical. 
 
 Orove ( 0. ) *Dictionary of music and musicians. A d 
 1450-1878 1565 '34 
 
 Lichtenthal (P.) Dizionario e bibliografia d'ella mu- 
 sica. 2 v. 1826. 1565 22 
 
 Moore (J. W.) "Complete encyclopaedia of music 
 
 1854 
 
 1564.01 
 
 2. Biographical, 
 
 Binjley ( W. ) Musical biography ; musical composers 
 and writers of Europe during the last three cen- 
 turies, lanon.] 2 v. 1814 1565 20 
 
 Ihchonary of musicians. 2 v. 1827. . . .1563.04 
 U^ ) Biographie universelle de's mus'iciens et 
 bibliographic generate de la musique. 2e eU 8v 
 1Bfa8 1565.01 
 
 6. Histories of Music. 
 
 Burney (0.) General history of music, from the earli. 
 
 estageB. 4 v. 1776-89 1566.06" 
 
 Busby (T.) General history of music. 2 v. 1819. 1561.05 
 Chappell (W.) History of music, v. 1. [1874.] 1565.27 
 Fills (F. J.) Histoire generale de la musique depuls 
 
 les temps les plus anciens jusqu' a nos jours. 
 
 v. 1-4. 1869-74 1565.09 
 
 — History of music. 1846 1562. 14 
 
 Hawkins (Sir J.) General history of the science and 
 
 practice of music. 5 v. 1776. .... 1566.01 
 
 Same. 2 v. 1853 1565J7 
 
 Hunt (H. 6. B.) History of music. 1878 ijej y 
 
 Ritter(F. L.) History of music. lst-2d series. 1870- 
 
 74 1562.03 
 
 Note. — A bibliography is appended to the 2d series. 
 Schluter (J.) General history of music. 1865.1563.14 
 
 7. Instruments and Instrumental Music. 
 
 Coussemaker (C. E. H. de). On the musical instruments of the 
 middle ages. [In Brit. arch, assoc. Journal, v. 1, 2.] 1461.01 
 1(0.) Musical instruments. 1876. [South Ken- 
 sington museum art handbooks. No. 5.] 1661.37 
 
 Stevens (P.) Report on musical instruments, (in United States. 
 Reports of Paris univ. exhib., v. 5, 1867.] .... 3915.09 
 
 Viollet Le Due [E. E.) Instruments et musique, 750 1550. [In hit 
 
 *Dict. du mobilier francais, v. 2.] 1315.25 
 
 j89" See also Bells and Bell-ringing (p.72 ). 
 
 Flute. 
 
 James (W.N.) Word or two on the flute. 1826. 1562.09 
 Vaucamon (J.de). Le mecanisme du fliiteur automate .1738. 4338.03 
 
 Harp. 
 
 Bgan(C.) Antiquity and primitive form of the harp. [In Brit. 
 arch, assoc. Journal, v. 6.] . . „ 1461,06 
 
 Organ. 
 
 Bishop (C.K.K.) Notes on church organs. 1873. 1564.27 
 Hopkins (E. J.) The organ, its history, construction, 
 
 and capabilities. 1855 1565.16 
 
 Rimbault [E. F.) New history of the organ. [With Hopkins 
 
 (E. J.) The organ, etc.] 1565,16 
 
 .See also Fraser's mag., v. 63, 1856 (2 art.) 
 
 Piano-forte, 
 
 Brinsmead (K) History of the piano-forte. 1870. 1563. 19 
 De La Motte (<?.) Piano and mus. matter. 1869. 1563.15 
 Spencer (0. 0.) Art of playing the piano-forte. 
 
 1853 1561.03 
 
 Taylor (F.) Primer of pianoforte playing. 1878. 1561.40 
 Wieck (F.) Piano and song: how to teach, how to 
 
 learn. 1875 1561.36 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 15, 1866 (Notes of a pianist ; 
 
 3 papers, by h. M. Gottschalk) ; v. 20, 1867 (The piano in 
 
 the V. 8., by Jas. Parton). 
 
 Violin and Violoncello. 
 
 Dubourg (O.) The violin : and its most eminent pro- 
 fessors. 1852 1562.13 
 
 Sandys ( W. ) and Forster ( S. A. ) History of the violin, 
 and other instruments played by the how. 
 1864 1561.21 
 
 Gum (J.) Theory and practice of fingering the vio- 
 loncello. 2d ed 1567.05 
 
 Jousse (J.) Theory and practice of the violin. 
 
 1811 . A.27.18 
 
 See also Contemp. rev., Dec, 1873 (Old violins, by H. R. 
 Haweis) ; Lippincott, Sept., 1874 (Violins and violin-play- 
 ers, by Alex. Young). 
 
 8. National Music. 
 
 Clark (R.) Account of the national anthem, entitled, 
 
 "God save the king." 1822 1562.21 
 
 Conran(M.) National music of Ireland. 1850. 1562.23 
 Dissertation on Scottish music. [ With James 1. Works,1825.]1662.26 
 Mngel ( C. ) Introduction to the study of national mu- 
 sic. 1866 1564.16 
 
 ,_ Note.—h. bibliography of musio occupies pp. 370-421. 
 While (R. Q.) National hymns. 1861. . .1695.04 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 68,. 1858 (Ancient music of Ire- 
 land) ; Nat. qu. rev., v. 18, 1869 (Celtic muBic) ; North Brit, 
 rev., v. 20, 1853-4 (National music) ; Quar. rev., v. 106, 
 1869, or Littell, 1859, v. 3 (Popular music of the olden time). 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS 
 
 799 
 
 9. Opera. 
 
 Berlioz (E.) A travels chants. 1862. . . . 1561.14 
 Brown(J.) Letters on the Italian opera. 1791. 1561.29 
 CastilrBlaze(N.) De l'opera en France. 2v. 1826. 1563.25 
 Charley (E F.) Thirty years' musical recollections. 
 
 [1830-59]. 2v. 1862 1564.08 
 
 Clayton (E. C.) Queens of song : memoirs of cele- 
 brated female vocalists. Added, chronological 
 list of operas performed in Europe. 1865. 3265.10 
 Contents. 
 
 Alboni (Marietta). 
 Anionic! (Sophie). 
 Billington (Elizabeth). 
 Bordoni (Faustina). 
 Bosio (Angiolina). 
 Camporese (Violante). 
 Oatalani (Angelica). 
 Crouoh (Anna Maria). 
 Cruvelli (Sophie). 
 Ouzzoui (Francesca). 
 Damoreau (Lanre Cinthie). 
 Devrient(Wilhelmina Schroder) 
 Epine (Margarita de 1'). 
 Falcon (Cornelie). 
 Fenton (Lavinia, duchess of 
 
 Bolton). 
 Fodor (Josephine Mainville). 
 Gabnelli (Caterina). 
 Garcia (Pauline E. Viardot). 
 Goldschmidt (Jenny Lind). 
 Gras (Julie Doras). 
 Grasini (Giuseppa). 
 
 Hayes (Catharine). 
 Malibran (Maria Felicita). 
 Mara (Gertrude Elizabeth). 
 Maupin {Madame la). 
 Mingotti (Caterina). 
 Novello (Clara Anastasia). 
 Pasta (Giuditta). 
 Paton (Mary Anne). 
 Persiani (Fanny). 
 Piccolomini (Marietta). 
 Pisaroni (Rosamunda). 
 Pyne (Louisa). 
 Robinson (Anastasia, countess 
 
 of Peterborough). 
 Rochois (Marthe le). 
 St. Huberty (Antoinette 
 
 Cecile Clavel). 
 Sontag (Henriette). 
 Stephens (Catherine). 
 Storace (Anna Selina). 
 Tietjens (Teresa). 
 Tofts (Katheriue). 
 
 Grisi (Ginlia). 
 
 Centra (J.) Essay on the Italian opera. [In his Select works, v. 1. 
 1718; p. 444-471.] 6044.20 
 
 Desarbes (N.) Deux siecles k l'ope'ra (1669-1868). 
 Chronique, anecdotique, artistique, excentrique, 
 
 pittoresque et galante. 1868 1562.06 
 
 Edwards (S.) ffistory of the opera. 2 v. 1862. 1562.27 
 
 Escudier (M. et £.) Vie et aventures des cantatrices : 
 
 precedees des musiciens de l'Empire et suivies 
 
 de la vie anecdotique de Paganini. 1856. 1562.26 
 
 Eogarth(G.) Memoirs of the opera. 2 v. 1838. 1564.17 
 
 Same. [With title] Memoirs of the musical 
 
 drama. 1851 1564.05 
 
 lMmley(B.) Keminiscences of the opera. 1864. 1564.07 
 Maynard(W.) Enterprising impresario. 1867. 1564.21 
 See also Catholic world. Dec, 1871 (Modern opera) ; Con- 
 tern, rev., June, 1875 (The opera, by J. Sully) ; London 
 soc., April-Aug., 1864 ; July, Aug., 1865 ; May-June, 1866 
 (The London opera directors) ; Macmillan, v. 32, 1875 (The 
 opera, by E. Danureuther) ; London soc, Jan., 1875 (Rise 
 and fall of opera bouffe, by C. W. Scott) ; Nat. qu. rev., 
 v. 13, 1866 (Why the opera failed in New York) ; v. 3, 1861 
 (Influence of the opera) ; Nat. rev., v. 14, 1862 (Music and 
 the drama). 
 
 49* See also Biography and criticism (p. 797), and His- 
 tories (p. 798). 
 
 10. Physics and Physiology of Music. 
 
 Airy(G. B.) On sound and atmospheric vibrations, 
 with mathem. elements of music. 1868. 4025.28 
 
 Blaserna (P.) Theory of sound and its relation to 
 music. 1876 1562.31 
 
 KelmlwUz (H. L. F. ) On the sensations of tone as a 
 physiological basis for the theory of music. From 
 the 3d German ed., by A. J. Ellis. 1875. 1565.12 
 
 — Physiological causes of harmony in music. [In his Popular 
 
 lectures, 1873.] 3915.16 
 
 Taylor (8.) Science of music : physical basis. 1561.32 
 
 — Sound and music : a non-mathematical treatise. 
 
 1873 1562.30 
 
 See also Fortn. rev., v. 17, 1872 (Basis of musical sensa- 
 tion, by James Sully) ; West, rev., July, 1876 (Physics and 
 Physiology of harmony). 
 13" See also Physios (Sound). 
 
 11. Singing. 
 
 EuUah(J.) Music in the bouse. [n.d] . . 1562.00 
 
 — Time and tune in elementary school. A new me- ■ 
 
 thod of teaching vocal music. 1875. .1561.38 
 Lee (Q. J.) The voice : its artistic development, and 
 
 preservation, 1870 1563.20 
 
 Lucius, pseud. American and Italian cantatrici ; or a 
 
 year in the singing schools of Milan. [anon.~\ 
 
 1867. ...... ... 1562.08 
 
 Setter (E.) The voice in singine. 1868. 4563 11 
 
 Sieben (F.) The art of singing b 1872 . '. 1561.30 
 
 12. Songs : Words and Tunes. 
 
 Alien (W. K), Ware (C. P.), and Garrison (L. MeR ) 
 Slave songs of the United States. 1867 1564 04 
 
 Armstrong (Mrs. M. F.) and Ludlow (E. W.) Hamp- 
 ton and its students. With fifty plantation songs 
 arranged by F. P. Fenner. 1874. . 5512 04 
 
 Bowman (F. 0. ) and Dana (G. A). Household book of 
 songs : for four voices. 1872 1565 19 
 
 British (The) minstrel, and musical and literary mis- 
 cellany ; a selection of standard music. . 1567 01 
 
 Craik (D. M. M.) Songs of our youth. Set to music. 
 1875. . < 1566 20 
 
 Garretson (F. V.D. ) Carmina Yalensi'a. ' College songs, 
 with piano accompaniment 1644.04 
 
 Hullah(J., ed.) The song book: words and tunes. 
 1866 1561.20 
 
 Smith (R. A.) The Scotish minstrel, vocal melodies 
 of Scotland, ancient and modern. 6 v. . 1566.13 
 
 Sky-lark ( The) : a choice selection of songs. [Words 
 
 and tunes.] 1825 1561.18 
 
 ;6®- See also Hymns (p. 641). 
 
 ^gs» For songs without music see Poetry [Songs). 
 
 13. Theory and Practice. 
 
 Banister (E. C.) Music. 1873 1561.31 
 
 Burrowes ( J. F. ) Thorough-base primer. 1873. 1563.31 
 Cherubini (L.) Course of counterpoint and fugue 
 
 2 v. 1837 1564.23 
 
 Orotch (W.) Substance of several courses of lec- 
 tures on music. 1831 1563.23 
 
 Currie (J.) Elements of musical analysis. [1858. ]1563. 06 
 FStis (F. J. ) Traite" complet de la the"orie et de la 
 
 pratique de l'harmonie. 1844 1566.10 
 
 Goddard (J.) Musical development ; spirit of the 
 
 principal musical forms 1563.09 
 
 EorsUy (C.E.) Text-book of harmony. 1877.1561.39 
 Johnson (A. N.) Instruction in thorough-base. 1565.31 
 
 — Instruction in the art of church music. . 1565.32 
 
 — Melodeon, organ, and harmony instruction. 1565.33 
 Marcet(Mrs.J.H.) Conversations on harmony. 1563.22 
 Marx (A. B.) Musical composition. 1852. . 1564.03 
 Ouseley (Sir F. A. Gore). Treatise on harmony. 2d ed. 
 
 1868 1566.21 
 
 — Treatise on counterpoint, canon, and fugue. 1869. 
 — ■ Treatise on musical form and general composition. 
 
 1875 15G6.23 
 
 Relfe (J.) Remarks on the present state of musical instruction. 
 
 [In Pamphleteer, v. 12, 1819.] 5068.12 
 
 Richter (E. P.) Manual of harmony. 1867. . 1563.12 
 Rohner (G. W.) Practical treatise on musical compo- 
 sition. 1860 1563.13 
 
 Saroni (E S.) Musical vade mecum : manual of the 
 science of music. 1852. . . ... 1563.17 
 
 Sechter (S. ) Correct order of fundamental harmonies. 
 
 1871 1565.15 
 
 Spencer (C. G.) Practical treatise on music. 1858. 1561.02 
 Spinola (J. J. de K) and Nernevil (F. F. A. G. de). 
 Grammar of harmony, counterpoint, and musical 
 composition. 2 v. 1851. . . 1563.16 ; 1564.25 
 Wohlfahrt (E) Musical composition. 1857. . 1563.18 
 See also Westm. rev., Jan., 1876 (Laws of musical expres- 
 sion) ; Fortn. rev., v. 4, 1866 (The study of music, by L. 
 Smith) ; v. 5, 1866 (Gluck's Iphigenia in Taurus, by J. 
 Hullah) ; July 1876 (Some disputed points in music, by E. 
 Gurney). 
 
 14. Works of Musical Fiction. 
 
 The best are Consuelo [175.24], and Countess of Rudol- 
 stadt [175.25], by George Sand, Haydn being introduced as 
 a character. Mendelssohn is supposed to be the hero of 
 Miss Sheppard's Charles Auchester [251.60]. Her other 
 novels, ' Counterparts ' [251.61], and ' Rumor ' [251.62] are 
 also musical. See also 'Compensation' [142.01], and St. 
 Martin's summer [142.02], by Miss Brewster ; ' Mozart,' 
 [212 00] by H. Ran ; ' St. Olave's [244.72], by E. Tabor ; • Al- 
 cestis' [114.26], which introduces Gluck and Faustina 
 Hasse • C Barnard's noveUettes ' Camilla ' [132.16]; 'Money 
 and Music' [132.09]; 'The Soprano' [221.92] ; 'The Tone 
 masters': 'Mozart and Mendelssohn' [1561.24], 'Handel 
 and Haydn ' [1561.25], and ' Bach and Beethoven ' [1561.26]; 
 Mrs.E.F. Ellet's ' Nouvellettes of the musicians ' [1561.23]. 
 
 Iu asking for books, use the " Book Order." giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
800 
 
 MUSHROOMS -MYTHS 
 
 Mushrooms. See Agriculture (p. 8) ; also Ed. rev., April 1869, or 
 Littell, 1869, v. 4 (Edible fungi); Eraser's mag., v. 59, 1859 ; 
 p. 78-93. 
 Musical recollections of the last half-century, [anon. ] 
 
 2 v. London, 1872. 8° 1565.25 
 
 Musical reporter. Jan. -Aug., 1841. [Boston, 1841.] 
 
 8°. 1564.10 
 
 Musical sketches, abroad, and at home. See Ella (J.) 2 v. 
 
 1869 1561.19 
 
 Musical vade mecum : a manual. See Saroni (S. H.) 1852. 1563.17 
 
 Musical composers. See Tytler (Sarah). 1875 1561.35 
 
 Musings about men. See Southgate (Henry) 6213.24 
 
 Musings and proBiogs. See Bayly (T. H.) 1613.33 
 
 Musings of a musician. See Lunn (H. C.) 2d ed. 1849.1561.22- 
 Musings of an invalid. [Essays.] 2d ed. N. Y., 1852. 12°. 2537.18 
 Musings over the ' Christian year.' See Yonge (C. M.) . 3625.15 
 Muskau (Prince Puckler). See Fiickler-Muskau. 
 
 Muskingum legends. See Powers (S.) 2538.28 
 
 Muspratt (J. Sheridan). Chemistry, as applied to 
 the arts and manuf. 2 v. L., 1860. 8°. 4^16.18 
 Musset (Louis Charles Alfred de). Comedies et pro- 
 verbes. 2 v. Paris, 1877. 12°. . . . 7026.26 
 Contents : v. 1. Andre del Sarto. Lorenzaccio. Les ca- 
 prices de Mariaune. Fantasio. On ne badine pas avec 
 l'amour. La nuit venitienne. Barberine. 
 
 2. Le chandelier. II ne faut jurer de rien. TJn caprice. 
 II faut qu'une.porte soit ouverte oufermee. Louison. On 
 ne peut penser a tout. Carmosine. Bettine. 
 
 — Contes. Paris, 1878. 12° 7026.24 
 
 Contents : La mouche. Pierre et Camille. Mademoiselle 
 Mimi Pinson. Le Secret de Javotte. Le Merle blanc. 
 Lettres sur la litterature. 
 
 — Confession d'un enfant du siecle. Nouv. ed. Paris, 
 
 1878. 12° 7026.15 
 
 — Melanges de litterature et de critique. Paris, 1867. 
 
 12° 7026.14 
 
 Contents: Le tableau d'eglise. Revues fantastiques. 
 L'art moderne. Le salon de 1836. Faire sans dire (pro- 
 verbe). La tragedie et Mile. Rachel. Mile. Pauline Garcia. 
 Discours de reception a l'Academie francaise. 
 
 — Nouvelles. Paris, 1850. 12°. 7026.25 
 
 — Poesies nouvelles. 1836-1852. P., 1857. 12°. 7026.23 
 
 — Premieres poesies. 1829-1835. P., 1858. 12°. 7026.22 
 
 — and Stahl (P. J. ) Voyage ou il voub plaira. 
 
 Paris, [n. &] 12° 7038.08 
 
 &g~ For lives and critical notices of A. de M., see Biography 
 (p. 180) ; also Musset (P.) Biography of A. de M., 1877 
 [3126.20] ; Galaxy, June, 1877 (by H. James, jr.) ; Lippin. 
 cott's mag., Oct., 1877 (by Mrs. WiBter) ; Temple Bar, Nov., 
 1877 ; Blackwood, Sept., 1876 ; N. A. rev., Sept.-Oot., 1878. 
 Musset (Paul de). Biography of Alfred de Musset. 
 Tr. by H. W. Preston. B., 1877. 12°. . 3126.20 
 
 — Don Fa-tutto. New York, 1868. 8°. . . .7026.20 
 
 — Le maitre inconnu. 2 v. Bruxelles,1853. 18°. 7026.19 
 
 — L'Esprit mal fait. Suivi de Un mot pour rire. 
 
 Bruxelles et Leipzig, 1841. 18°, . . . 7026. 18 
 
 — Luietelle. 7e ed. Paris, 1871. 12°. . .7026.21 
 
 Note.—' Lui ' refers to A. de Musset ; • elle," to George 
 Sand. 
 
 — Puylaurens. [Fr.] Paris, 1856. 12°. . .7026.17 
 Mussey (Reuben Dimond). Health : its friends and 
 
 its foes. Boston, 1862. 12°. 4322.10 
 
 Mussulmans. See Mohammedanism. 
 
 Mustard seed. Cook {C. T.) Efficacy of white mustard seed as 
 a cure. London, 1824. 8°. [In Pamphleteer, v. 23.] 5058.23 
 
 Mustard tree. See Journal of sacred lit., v. 3, 1849, p. 269-283 
 (On the identification of the mustard tree of scripture, bv 
 J. F. Royle). ' 
 
 Muston (Alexis). The Israel of the Alps : a hist, of 
 the persecutions of the Waldenses. Tr. from the 
 French. 2d ed. London, 1853. 12°. . 3434.01 
 
 Muter (John). Introd. to pharmaceutical and med. 
 chemistry. London, [1874.] 8°. . . . 4216.34 
 
 Mutes. See Deaf and dumb (p. 408). 
 
 Mutiny of the Bounty. See Countries, etc. (Pitcairn's Island 
 p. 359). 
 
 Mutual life insurance company of New York. Fourth annual re- 
 port. New York, 1847. 8° 
 
 Mutual scourges ; hist, drama. See Brigstocke (T.) 1871. 1622.26 
 
 My. ,8®- For novels thus beginning, see Fiction (p. 607-8). For 
 plays, see Plays (Alphabetical arrangement). 
 
 My Apingi kingdom. See Du Ohaillu (P.) 1871. . . .1092.04 
 
 My battle for life ; autobiography of a phrenologist. See Gov- 
 der (D. G.) 1857 5431.19 
 
 My beautiful lady : [poem]. See Woolner (T.) 1864. . 1696.17 
 
 My cave life in Vicksburg. By a lady. New York 
 
 „ I 86 *- 12° 643.17 
 
 My clerical friends and their relation to modern 
 thought. New York, 1873. 12°. . . . 3576.13 
 
 My consulship. See Lester (C. E.) 1853. . .... 972.01 
 
 My courtship and its consequences. See Wikoff (Henry) 
 
 1855 3184 21 
 
 My days and nights on the battle-field. By ' Carleton ' See Oof 
 
 fin(C.C) 1864 64219 
 
 My diary north and south. See Russell (W. H.) . . . 64103 
 My larm of Edgewood. See Mitchell (D. G.) 1863. . 6122 OS 
 
 My feathered friends. See Wood (J. G.) 1858 481213 
 
 My friends and acquaintances. See Patmore (P.G.) 3v.l854. 3222 19 
 My life and what shall I do with it ? By an old maid 
 
 3d ed. London, 1861. 16°. 5824.19 
 
 My life on the plains. See Custer (G. A.) 1874. . . .113422 
 
 My miscellanies. See Collins (W.) 2 v. 1863 2518 16 
 
 My mother's manuscript. See Lamartine (A. de). . . 3096.32 
 
 My old letters. See Bonar (Henry) 1616 34 
 
 My Paris. See King (Edward). 1868 963^23 
 
 My prisons. See Pellico (Silvio) 313706 
 
 My record in rebeldom. See Sanderson (J. M.) 1865. . 644 09 
 
 My recreations. See Ford (E. E.) 1872 164130 
 
 My schools and school-masters. See Miller (Hugh). . . 3123]ij 
 My shooting box. See Herbert (H. w.) 1871. . . . 4617 19 
 
 My study window. See Lowell (J. R.) 1871 2534.18 
 
 My summer in a garden. See Warner (C. D.) 1871. . . 6122J6 
 
 My ten rod farm. See Barnard (C, jr.) 6122.01 
 
 My two sisters. See Judson (Mrs. E. C.) 3094^17 
 
 My winter garden. See Kingsley (C.) 2534.06 
 
 My witness : verse. See Winter (Wm.) 1871 1696i26 
 
 Myers (Ernest). The puritans, [poem]. London 
 
 1869. 16° 1672.33 
 
 Myers (Frederic W. H.) Lectures on great men 
 
 Preface by T. H. Tarlton. L., 1874. 12°. 3257.20 
 
 — Mazzini. [In Fortn. rev., April, May, 1878.J 
 
 — Saint Paul: [poem]. 2d ed. L, 1868. 16°. 1672.34 
 Myers (H. M. and P. V. N. ) Life and nature under 
 
 the tropics ; among the Andes, and on the Ori- 
 noco, Rio Negro and Amazon. New York, 1871. 
 12° 1163.19 
 
 Myers (Rev. M. H. ) Jewish calendar for ten years. 
 New York, 1869. 8° 3448.24 
 
 Myers (P. V. N. ) Remains of lost empires : sketches 
 of the ruins of Palmyra, Nineveh, Babylon, and 
 Persepolis, with notes on India and the Cashme- 
 rian Himalayas. New York, 1875. 8°. . 1015.14 
 
 Mynshul (Geffray). Essayes and characters of a 
 prison and prisoners. Edin., 1821. 16°. 5817.16 
 
 Myrc (John). Instructions for parish priests. Ed. 
 by E. Peacock. London, Early Eng. text soc., no. 
 31,1868. 8° 7913.11 
 
 Myrdhinn. See Merlin. 
 
 Myrick. See Meyrick. 
 
 Myroure of oure ladye, containing a treatise on di- 
 vine service. Ed. by J. Blunt. London, Early 
 Engl, text soc, 1873. 8°. 7914.16 
 
 Myrtle (Minnie), pseud. See Johnson (Anna C.) 
 
 Mysteries (Ancient religious). See Eleusinian and other myste- 
 ries (p. 440) ; also the following entries, viz.: 
 
 — Blavalsky (H. P.) Isis unveiled : a master-key to 
 
 the mysteries of ancient and modern science and 
 theology. 2d ed. 2 v. 1877. .... 3818.21 
 
 — Chambers's papers for the people, v. 10, 1851 (Ancient rites and 
 
 mysteries ; 32 pp.) 2516.05 
 
 — Eiggins ((?.) Ahacalypsis, an attempt to draw aside 
 
 the veil of the Saitic Isis. v. 1. 1878. .3818.23 
 
 — Lesley (J. P.) Onarkitesymbolism. Un his Man's origin, 1868 ; 
 
 p. 295-353.] 6813.16 
 
 — Welby ( W.) Mysteries of life, death, and futurity. 
 
 1863 3622.06 
 
 See also Atlantic mo„ v. 4, 1859 : p. 295-303 ; v. 6, 1860 : 
 
 p. 157-160 (2 art. by H. M. Alden). Also Mythology : works 
 
 of Banier ;— Bryant ;—Faber (p. 801) ;— Occult science ;— 
 
 Oracles ;— Phallic worship. 
 
 Mysteries and miracle plays. See Drama (Mysteries, p. 425). 
 
 Mysteries ; or glimpaes of the supernatural. See Elliott (0. W.) 
 
 1852 3813.40 
 
 Mysterious stranger, or memoirs of H. M. Smith. See Bates 
 
 (W.) 1817. . . . : 3016.01 
 
 Mystery (Philosophy of). See Dendy (W. 0.) 3813.06 
 
 Mystery. Holland (E. G.) Essays, 1852 ; p. 107.143. . . 2532.03 
 See also Fortn. rev., Sept., 1868 (Mystery and other viola- 
 tions of relativity, by A. Bain). 
 
 Mystery of life. See Beale (L. S.) 1871 4325.19 
 
 Mystery of life. e(c. See Ruskin (John). ...... 1411.20 
 
 Mystery of matter. See Picton (J. A.) 1873 3584.23 
 
 Mystery of pain. See Hinton (James) 3562.05 ; 3556.29 
 
 Mystic (The). See Bailey (P. J.) 1866 1614.03 
 
 Mystic London. See Davies (CM.)., 3815.47 
 
 Mystical rose ; or Mary of Nazareth, See Hemenway (A. M.) 
 
 1865 1645.16 
 
 Mystics and mysticism. See Biblical and religious lit., (p. U). 
 
 Myth. See Mythology. 
 
 Myth of stone idol : a [metrical] love legend of Dakota. See 
 
 Jones (W. P.) . , . 1662.39 
 
 Myths of the new world. See Brinton (D. G.) 1868. . . 3816.05 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY 
 
MYTHOLOG-Y. 801 
 
 AraAHGMDMT OP SOTDmsIWS-1, Astronomical Myth^-2 Compendious Man„als.-3, Oompara.ive Mythology 
 and Origin and Growth of Myths.-4, Dictionaries of Mythology.-5, Egyptian Mythology.-6, Fairy Mvtholoev 
 7, Hindoo and Oriental Mythology.— 8, Worse or Scandinavian Mythology.— 9, Polynesian Mythology. 
 
 1. Astronomical Myths. * 
 
 Blake (J- F) Astronomical myths. 1877. .4013.26 
 Pluche (N. A.) History of the heavens ; considered 
 according to the notions of the poets and phi- 
 losophers. 2 v. 1752 4016.30 
 
 Prodor (B. A.) Myths and marvels in astron. 4017.31 
 Consult also Oox's Mythology of Aryan nations. 
 
 2. Compendious Manuals. 
 
 Bernard (£.) Les mythologies de tous les peuples, 
 
 racontees U la jeunesse. 1869 3811.28 
 
 BvWnchiT.) Age of fable. 1870 143.29 
 
 _ Poetry of the age of fable. 1863. . . . 1623.28 
 Carr(T.S.) Manual of classical M. 1846. .3816.31 
 Chambers's papers for the people, v. 6, 1850 (Religion of the 
 
 Greeks) 2516.03 
 
 Cox(G.W.) Manual of mythology. 1868. .3816.27 
 Gladstone {W. E.) Mythology, or the Olympian system. [In his 
 
 Juventus mundi, 1869 ; p. 174-377.] 1555.08 
 
 game, condensed. [In Ms Homer, 1878 ; p. 65-94.] . 1652.27 
 
 See also his 'Studies on Homer,' v. 2, 1858. . .1655.03 
 Higginson {T. W.) The Greek goddesses. [In his Atlantic es- 
 says, 1871 ; p. 269-299.] 2528.28 
 
 Hort (W. J.) New Pantheon ; or introd. to mytho- 
 logy. 1863 3816.32 
 
 dross (J. B.) The heathen religion in its popular 
 symbolical development. 1856. . . . 3816.26 
 
 Jacobi IE.) Dictionnaire mythologique. Tr. par Th. 
 Bernard. 1863 3811.29 
 
 KeighUey {T.) Mythology of ancient Greece and Italy. 
 1831 3817.09 
 
 Murray (A. S.) Manual of mythology : Greek, and 
 Roman, Norse and old German, Hindoo and 
 Egyptian. 2d ed. 1874 3815.42 
 
 Same. 1873 3815.42 
 
 PreUer (i.) Les dieux de l'ancienne Rome. Tr. de 
 L. Dietz. 2eed. 1866 .3811.27 
 
 Seemann (0.) Mythology of Greece and Rome, with 
 special reference to its use in art. 1877. 3816.38 
 
 Stoll {H. W.) Handbook of the religion and mytho- 
 logy of the Greeks, with a short account of the 
 religious system of the Romans. Tr. by R. B. 
 Paul ; and ed. by T. K. Arnold. 1852. 3816.39 
 
 While (C A.) Student's mythology. 1870. . 3816.28 
 Note. — Reviewed in Nat. qu. rev., v. 25, 1872. 
 
 Stories from Mythology, for Children. 
 
 Oraigk (M. E) Once upon a time. 1876. . 3815.46 
 
 Note.— Stories in simple language of fifteen gods and 
 
 soddesses. 
 
 Hawthorne (N.) Tanglewood tales. 1876. . 212.63 
 
 Contents : Minotaur. Pygmies. Dragon's teeth. Circe's 
 
 palace. The pomegranate seeds. The golden fleece. 
 
 — AVonder book for girls and boys 212.66 
 
 Kingsley (C.) The heroes ; or Greek fairy tales. 221.76 
 
 Contents : Perseus. The Argonauts. Theseus. 
 Prince of Argolis. Illus. by J. M. Smith. . . 256.35 
 
 3. Comparative Mythology, and Origin 
 and Growth of Myths. 
 
 Banier (A.) Mythology and fables of ancients, ex- 
 plained from history. 4 v. 1739-40. . . 3816.22 
 Contents : v. 1. Fables not mere allegories. Of different 
 theogonies. Of idolatry. Of the oracles, sibyls, and other 
 superstitions. Nature of the pagan gods. Of the gods 
 worshipped in eastern countries. 
 
 2. Gods of the Chaldeans, Syrians, and Phenicians. Gods 
 of the Greeks, Romans, and other western nations, celestial, 
 aqueous, and terraqueous. 
 
 3. Of the infernal gods. Gods of the Gauls and Ger- 
 mans. The fabulous, or heroic age. 
 
 4. The Argonauts and the golden fleece, and other le- 
 gends. The Trojan war. Sundry fables. Games of the 
 Greeks and Romans. Index v. 1-4. 
 
 Note — Supports the historical theory, according to which 
 all the personages mentioned in mythology were real hu- 
 man beings, and the legends and fables relating to them 
 merely the additions of later times.— Penny Cyclopedia. 
 
 Blacleie (J. S.) Scientific interpretation of popular myths, with 
 special reference to Greek mythology. [In his Horse Hel- 
 lenicas, 1874.] 2513.23 
 
 Blvnd {K.) Germanic world of gods. [In N. A. rev., Oct., 1873.] 
 
 — Germanic mythology. [In Contem. rev., March, 1874.] 
 
 Bouillon (P.) + Musee des antiques. 3 v. 1811-27. 
 
 fol A 57 13 
 
 v. 1. Divinites. 2. Heros, grecs et romains. *3. Divi'ni- 
 tes, heros, etc., grecs et romains. 
 
 Brown (.ft.) Poseidon : a link between Semite, Ham- 
 lte, and Aryan. 1872 38IG 35 
 
 Brhdon (D. O.) Myths of the new world :' treatise on 
 the symbolism and mythology of the red race of 
 America. 1868 3816.05 
 
 Uryanl(J.) Analysis of ancient mythology. 3d ed 
 
 6 v - !807 3817.01 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Radicals, or original mythical names 
 (p. 160). Etymology (p. 161-178). Helladian and other 
 Grecian writers (p. 179-231). Of ancient worship as ex- 
 emplified in the names of cities, lakes, and rivers (p. 236- 
 268). Of worship at caverns and upon high places, and of 
 the adoration of five (p. 269-380). Sun worship. 
 
 2. Phoenix and Phcenices, Cahen or Cohen, Chus, Canaan , 
 and other ancient names. Of serpent worship (p. 197-219)! 
 Of the Cyclopes. Temple rites. Of Metis. Of Ceres. 
 Of some ancient heroes and principal personages. 
 
 3. Of the Deluge, and the Gentile world, and of Arkite 
 worship. 
 
 4. Of the migration and dispersion of nations. Tower 
 of Babel, etc. Of the golden age or age of the Cuthim. 
 The Titanic war. The Egyptian dynasties. 
 
 5. Ionic worship and Ionah-Helleuic colonies. Other 
 Cuthite colonies in Syria and Cholchis, and in the West. 
 Of the Amazons (p. 110-146). Antiquities of various ori- 
 ental nations. Vindication of the Apamean medal. Ob- 
 serv. rel. to various parts of ancient history ; disserta- 
 tions on the wind Euroclydon, and the Island Melite. 
 
 6. Observ. upon the anc. hist, of Egypt ; and of the 
 shepherd kings. Addit. remarks and notes. Index, v. 1-6. 
 
 Note. — Presents the scriptural theory, according to 
 which all legends are derived from the facts contained in 
 the Scriptures, and supports it with a profusion of 
 learned ingenuity and absurdity. — Penny Cyclopedia. 
 
 Bunsen (C. C. J.) Egyptian, Semitic, and Arian traditions con- 
 fronted, and the general result. [In his Egypt's place in 
 univ. hist., v. 4, 1860; p. 431-476.] 1075.06 
 
 Chambers's papers for the people, v. 1, 1850 (The myth). . 2516.01 
 
 Clodd (E. ) The childhood of religions ; birth and 
 growth of myths and legends. 1875. . 3411.21 
 
 Coleridge [H.) Poetical use of the heathen mythology. [In his 
 Essays, V. 1, 1851 ; p. 18-40.] 2521.09 
 
 Cox (G. W.) Mythology of the Aryan nations. 2 v. 
 1870 3817.12 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Origin and development of myths. 
 Greek mythology. Diffusion of myths. Modern euemer- 
 ism. Greek legends in relation to tribal and national 
 names. Homeric poems. Teutonic epic poems and le- 
 gends of Arthur and of Roland. Etherial heavens : Dyaus, 
 Varuna and Mitra, Indra, Brahma, Zeus, Odin, etc., The 
 light, The dawn, Athene. 2. Aphrodite, Here, The eri- 
 nyes. Hellenic sun-gods and heroes. Teutonic sun-gods 
 and heroes. The vivifying sun. Sun-gods of later Hindu 
 mythology. The moon and the stars. The lost treasure : 
 The golden fleece, Helen, Children of the sun, The Theban 
 wars. The fire : Agni, Phoroneus and Hestia, Hephaistos 
 and Loki, Prometheus, The lightning. The winds. The 
 waters, rivers, and fountains. The clouds and heavens. 
 The earth : Dyonysos, Demeter, People of the woods and 
 waters. The underworld : Hades, Elysion. The dark- 
 ness : Vritra and Ahi, etc. The physical struggle spirit- 
 ualized. The Semitic and Aryan devil. 
 
 Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 132, 1870 ; Fraser's mag., v. 76, 
 1867 ; and by W. D. Whitney, in his Oriental and linguistic 
 studies, 2d s„ 1874 6411.16 
 
 Oreuzer (G. F.) Religions de l'antiquite", considerees 
 principalement dans leurs formes symboliques et 
 mythologiques. Tr. de l'allemand, et de'veloppe" 
 par J. D. Guigniaut. 4 v. in 12. 1849-51. 3811.16 
 
 Note.— Supports the allegorical and symbolical, or priestly 
 theory. The French transl. is greatly enriched by the ad- 
 ditions of Guigniaut. 
 Danlap (S. P.) Vestiges of the spirit history of man. 
 
 1858 3817.18 
 
 Faber(G.S.) 'Origin of pagan idolatry. 3 v.1816.3818.08 
 
 Contents : v. 1. General idea of mythology. Of metem- 
 psychosis, and the succession of similar worlds (p. 111- 
 161). Materialism of the great god and goddess of the 
 pagans. Respecting the inundate and Arkite egg (p. 175- 
 200) Heathen cosmogonies (p. 201-280). Garden of Para- 
 dise and Mount Ararat (p. 281-391). The Holy White Is- 
 land of the West. The worship of the bull, the lion, and 
 the eagle. Worship of the serpent. Of sacrificial rites. 
 
 2. The fable of four ages. Antediluvian history. Pagan 
 accounts of an universal deluge (p. 107-201). Sacred books 
 of all nations. Identity and astronomical character of 
 the great gods of the Gentiles. Of the sun. Human 
 
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802 
 
 MYTHOLOGY 
 
 Mythology (Comparative). Faber (G. 8.), continued. 
 character of the great father, as exhib. in Osiric or Bacchic 
 or Saivic or Brahminical superstition ; and as exliib. in 
 the Buddhic or Thothic or Hermetic or Sanianean theo- 
 logy. Jagan-Nath. Saturn, and Baal. 
 
 3. Identity and lunari-tcrrene character of the great 
 goddesses of the Gentiles. The Moon and earth. The 
 great mother a ship, and that ship the ark. Hermaphro- 
 ditic unity of the great uuiv. parent. The ancient mys- 
 teries. Concerning the places used by the Pagans for re- 
 ligious worship. Origination of Romance from old my- 
 thologic idolatry (p. 315-359). The primeval union of all 
 mankind, and the Tower of Babel. The primeval Iranian 
 empire. The confusion of languages and dispersion from 
 Babel. The Scythians. The shepherd kings of Egypt. 
 Resemblance between the ritual law of Moses and the 
 ritual ordinances of the Gentiles. Index, v. 1-3. 
 
 Mske (J. ) Myths and myth-makers : old tales and su- 
 perstitions interpreted by comparative mytho- 
 logy. 1873 3813.37 
 
 Freeman (E. A.) Stray thoughts on comparative mythology. [In 
 Form, rev., v. 14, 1870.] 
 
 Gale (T.) In his Court of the gentiles. Pt. 1. 1669.. .3554.07 
 
 Gould (S. B.) Curious myths of the middle ages. 
 
 2 v. 1867-68 3616.16 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Qu. rev., v. 122, 1867. 
 
 — Origin of mythology. [In his Origin of religious belief, pt. 1, 
 1869 ; ch. viii.] 3412.14 
 
 Gubernatis (A.) Zoological mythology. 2 v.1872. 3817.07 
 Contents : v. 1. Preface. Animals of the earth : the cow 
 and the bull. The horse. The ass. The sheep, the ram, 
 and the goat. 2. Animals, cont'd.: The hog, the wild boar, 
 and the hedgehog. The dog. The cat, the weasel, the 
 mouse, the mole, the snail, the ichneumon, the scorpion, 
 the ant, the locust, and the grasshopper. The hare, the 
 rabbit, the ermine : and the beaver. The antelope, the 
 stag, the deer, and the gazelle. The elephant. The mon- 
 key and the bear. The fox, the jackal, and the wolf. The 
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 chronology of the rebellion. N. Y.,1868.12°.5723.10 
 
 National hymns. See White (R. G.) 1861 1695,04 
 
 J9®=" See also Poetry (Patriotic). 
 National intelligencer. See account of this paper in Atlantio 
 
 mo., v. 6, 1860. See also the life of Wm. W. Seaton [3161.01]. 
 National life. See Government and politics (p. 587). 
 National peace jubilee. See Gilmore (P. S.) History, etc. 1565.74 
 National portrait gallery. See Jerdan (Wm.) .... 3236.08 
 National portrait gallery of distinguished Americans. See Her- 
 ring (J.) and Longacre (J. B.) 3247.08 
 
 National "portrait gallery of distinguished Ameri- 
 cans ; with biogr. sketches. 4 v. Philadelphia, 
 
 1859. 1. 8° 3217.1? 
 
 Note. — Substantially the same as preceding work of Her. 
 ring and Longacre. 
 
 National portrait gallery of eminent Americans. See Duyckincll 
 (E. A.) 2 V. 1862 3248.04 
 
 National pride. See Government and politics (Patriotism, p. 588), 
 
 National quarantine and sanitary convention. Pro. 
 ceedings and debates of the 3d-4th convention, 
 1859-60. 2v. N.Y. and B., 1859-60. 8°. 4345.15 
 
 National quarterly review, v. 1-38. June, 1860— 
 
 March, 1878. New York, 1860-78. 8°. . 8138.01 
 
 Note.— v. 2-35 ed. by E. I. Sears ; v. 36-38 by D. A. Gorton. 
 
 National review, v. 1-18. July, 1855— Apl., 1864. 
 London, 1855-64. 8° 8122.16 
 
 Nationalities of Europe. See Latham (R. G.) 1863. . . 4*5.17 
 
 Nationality, or law relating to subjects and aliens. See Oockbum 
 
 (Sir A..) 1869. . . . . 6613.18 
 
 See also Law (International, p. 688). 
 
 Nations. See Law (International);— Government (iVoKona! <™ n '- 
 acter and the nation, p. 587). 
 
 Nations around [Palestine]. See Keary (A.) 423.17 
 
 Natolia. See Countries (Asia Minor, p. 292). 
 
 X A E BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
NATURAL HISTORY, AND NATURE. 
 
 AwiAKOBMBira OF SDBDIVISION8.— I. Bibliography— II. Dictionaries and Cyclopcedias.—lll. Periodical* —IV Ancirnt 
 Mural mitory.-V. General Natural His/ory.-Vl. General Zoological Works.-Vll. Animals {Description' and Anecdote, 
 o/l.-VIII. Miscellaneous General Natural History: sketches and adventure. -IX. Various Brandies, Objects and Phe 
 nomena.— 1, Amphibians (p. 806).— 2, Animal products.— 3, Aquaria.— 4, Automata Hypothesis.— 5, Beaver'— 6 Bible 
 Natural History.-7, Biology.-8, Birds.-9, Bison.-10, Botany.-H, Camel.-12, Oats.-13, Classification -u' Com 
 parative Anatomy—15, Corals and Corallines.-16. Crustacea.-17, Darwinian and other Theories of Development 
 18, Deer.-19, Dogs.-20, Elephants and other Thick-skinned Animals.-21, rishes.-22, Geography and Classifl' 
 cation of Animals and Plants.-23, Heredity.-24, History, Principles, etc-25, Horso.-26, Instinct and Reason 
 27, Invertebrata.— 28, Jelly-fishes, Medusae, etc.— 29, Lion, Tiger, Leopard, Jaguar, Lynx, Cat.— 30, Mammals —31 
 Marine Zoology.— 32, Marsupialia.— 33, Medical Zoology.-34, Mineralogy.— 35, Mollusca.— 36, Monkeys —37 Wa' 
 ture.-38, Palffiontology.-39, Protozoa.-40, Qnadrupeds-41, Radiata.-42, Rats.-43, Reproduction, Development 
 and Metamorphoses.— 44, Reptiles.— 45, Rodentia.— 46, Sea-anemones.— 47, Sloth.— 48, Spontaneous generation.— 49 
 Taxidermy, preserving, etc.— 50, Vertebrata.— 51, Whales and other Cetacea. -52, Various Countries. 
 
 qg- See also, in the general alphabet, the following subsidiary headings, uii..— Man (Anthropology ;— Ethnology, etc., p. 733) • 
 Agriculture (Various headings, p. 7-9) ;— Medicine (Medical loology, p. 762 ;— Anatomy, p. 755 ;— Physiology, p. 764) -—Brutes 
 (Treatment of, p. 238) ;— Amusements (Sporting, p. 257);— Calendar (p. 247);-Earth (p. 132);— Geography (Physical, p. 671); 
 Geology, Mineralogy, and Palaeontology (p. 673) ;— Ocean ;— Fine arts (Picturesque, p. 647 ;— Scenery, p. 648) ;— Poetry 
 (Nature) ;— Biography (Naturalists, p. 114) ;— Microscope (p.. 776) ;— Seasons. 
 
 805 
 
 L Bibliography of Natural History. 
 
 Aqassiz(L.J. R.} Bibliographia zoologise ; a catalogue 
 of books and memoirs. 4 v. 1848. . . 277a. 01 
 
 Boval society of London. Catalogue of scientific pa- 
 pers : 1800-63. 5 v 2736.01 
 
 Note.— Tuo subject index is not yet (1878) published. 
 
 Smiiaon ( W.) Bibliography of zoologists. [In his Taxidermy, 
 etc.] 4812.01 
 
 II. Dictionaries and Cyclopaedias. 
 
 Bawd ( W. ) Dictionary of natural history. 1860. 4717.05 
 
 Note.— Includes animals, vegetables, and minerals. 
 Chtnu (J. C.) Encyclope'die d'histoire naturelle. 
 22-v. and Tables, 9 v. 31 v. Paris, 1850-61. 4°. 
 Contents. 
 
 Anneles, 1 v. 
 Botauiqne, 3 v. 
 Ooleopteres, 3 v. 
 Crustacea, mollusques et 
 
 zoophytes, 1 v. 
 Mammiferes, 4 v. 
 Oiseaux, 6 v. 
 
 Papillons de nuit, 1 v. 
 Papillons diurnes, 1 v. 
 Quadruuianes, 1 v. 
 Races humaines, 1 v. 
 Reptiles et poissons, 1 v. 
 Tables, 9 v. 
 
 Eighth cyclopaedia. Conducted by C. Knight. Nat- 
 ural history. 4v. London, 1854-56. 4°. 4728.13 
 
 Same. Supplement. L., 1873. 4°. . .4728.17 
 
 Orbigny (C. a"). Dictionnaire universel d'histoire 
 naturelle. 13 v. Paris, 1849. 8°. . . 4745.01 
 
 Same. Atlas. 3 v. Paris, 1849. 8°. .4745.14 
 
 v. 1. Zoologie:— Races humaines. Mammiferes. 2 Ois- 
 eaux. Reptiles. Poissons. Insectes. 3. Zoologie ; — Myria- 
 podea. Arachnides. Crustacea. Cirrbipedes. Vers. 
 Mollusques. Zoophytes. Botanique. 
 
 HI. Periodicals and Publications of Societies. 
 
 American assoc. for promotion of science, v. 1-25, 
 
 1849-77 -. 3946.01 
 
 American naturalist, a magazine of natural history. 
 
 v. 1-11. 1868-77. . 4743.01 
 
 Annals 'arid magazine of natural history, including 
 
 zoology, botany, and geology. 3d series, v. 6- 
 
 14, 1860-64. 4726.07 
 
 Assoc, of Amer. geologists and naturalists. Beports 
 
 of 1st, 2d, and 3d meetings at Phil., 1840, 41, and 
 
 in Boston, 1842 4114.10 
 
 Essex county (Mass.) natural history society. Journal. 
 
 1852. 4725.21 
 
 EM ( W.) Kidd's own journal : popular science, etc. 
 
 5 v. 1852-54. 4725.22 
 
 Museum of comparative zoology, Harvard college. 
 
 Bulletin, v. 1-2. 1863-1871. 2 v. . .4736.19 
 
 -Beports. 1860,1862-71 4736.17 
 
 - Blustrated catalogue. No. 1-6 in 6 v. 1865-72. 4738.14 
 Naturalist's miscellany, by G Shaw and F. P. Nod- 
 
 der. v. 19. 1789 4716.01 
 
 fay society. For contents see Ray society in general alphabet. 
 Record of zooL literature, v. 1-11. 1864-1874.4746.01 
 
 Periodicals in part devoted to Natural History. 
 
 Academy of natural sciences of Phil. Proceedings. 
 
 y. 1-18, 1841-66 8002.01 
 
 American assoc. for promotion of science, v. 1-25. 
 
 1849-77. 3946.01 
 
 American institute. Annual report, v. 5-36, 1847-8— 
 
 1876-7 6117.06 
 
 Nature : a weekly journal, v. 1-18. 1870-78. 
 
 Popular science monthly, v. 1-13, 1872-78. . 8156.01 
 Popular science review, v. 1-13, 1862-74. . . 8155.01 
 Smithsonian institution. For contents see Smithsonian institu- 
 tion, in general alphabet. 
 Student and intellectual observer. 5 v. 1868-70. 8186.24 
 Year-book of facts in science and art. Ed. J. Timbs. 
 39 v. 1840-77 3911.01 
 
 IV. Ancient Natural History. 
 
 Aristotle. History of animals. Tr. by B. Cresswell. 
 
 Bohn, 1862 4715.14 
 
 Reviewed in Quar. rev., v. 117, 1865, p. 28-58. 
 Same. Tr. by T. Taylor. 1809.. . .5018.04 
 
 — Treatise on the parts and progressive motion oi 
 
 animals. Tr. by T. Taylor. 1810. . . 5018.05 
 Note.— For other editions of Aristotle, and commenta- 
 ries, see under his uame, p. 36 of Catalogue. 
 Plinius Secundus (G.) Natural history. Tr., with 
 notes by J. Bostock and H. T. Biley. 6 v. 
 
 Bohn, 1855-57 4715.01 
 
 v. 1. Account of the world and the elements, and of 
 countries, nations, seas, towns, mountains, peoples, etc. 
 2. Same, cont'd. Man, and the terrestrial animals. Fishes. 
 Birds. 3 Insects. Trees and shrubs. 4. The flowers. 
 Grains. Flax and garden plants. Botanical remedies. 
 Properties of plants and fruits. 5. Remedies derived 
 from trees, plants, and living creatures. Aquatic ani- 
 mals and remedies. 6. Aquatic animals and remedies. 
 Metals. Paintiugs and colours. Stones. Precious stones. 
 See also Nat. rev., v. 11, 1860 ; p. 24-45. 
 
 V. General Natural History. 
 
 Blumenbach (I. F.) Manual of the elements of natural 
 
 history. 1825 4717.10 
 
 Buffon (G. L. Le G, comte de). Natural history. Tr. 
 by W. Smellie. New ed. by "W. Wood. 20 v. 
 
 1812 4V14.01 
 
 Contents : v. 1-2. The earth. 3. Man. 4-10. Quadru- 
 peds. 11-20. Birds. 
 Houghton (S.) Three kingdoms of nature. 1868. 4712.23 
 
 Contents : Animal, vegetable, and mineral kingdoms. 
 Pouchet (F A.) The universe : or the infinitely great 
 and the infinitely little. 1870. . , . 4717.28 
 Contents : The animal and vegetable kingdoms. 
 
 VI. General Zoology. 
 
 *Omier (<?. L. C. F. D.) Animal kingdom. Arranged 
 after its organization. Ed. by W. B. Carpenter 
 and J. O. Westwood. 1849 4737.05 
 
 Same. New ed. 1860 4737.04 
 
 — The animal kingdom. 4 v. in 8. 1834-36. 4724.01 
 Dallas (W. S.) Zoology. 2 v. 1855 . . -^15.09 
 Carpenter ( W. B.) Zoology. 2 v. 1857. .. 4715.11 
 Edwards (H. M.) Manual of zoology. Tr. by It 
 
 Knox. 1856 • • • . • f 713.18 
 
 Goldsmith ( 0. ) History of the earth and animated na- 
 ture. 4v. 1852 • • 471 '.01 
 
 Contents ■ v. 1-2. Animals. 3-4. Animals. Birds. 
 
 Fishes. Frogs, lizards, and serpents. Insects. Zoophytes. 
 
 Oould (A. A.) Naturalist's library. 1853. . 4717.04 
 
 JardineiSir Wm.,ed.) Naturalist's library. 40 v. 4711.01 
 
 Note.— For contents see p. 651 of this Catalogue. 
 Martin (F.) Natural history. From the German by 
 S.A.Myers. 2 v. 1870. ... . • 4713 16 
 Maunder (A) Treasury of natural history New ed 
 with supplement, by T. S. Cobbold. 1869. 4717,06 
 
 la asking for books, use the ■■ Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and th. NUMBER. 
 
806 
 
 NATURAL HISTORY 
 
 Museum of natural history : a popular account of the 
 animal kingdom. By Sir J. Bichardson, W. S. 
 Dallas, T. S. Cobbold, "W. Baird, and A. White. 
 
 2 v 4728.19 
 
 Nicholson (KA.) Manual of zoology. 2v. 1870-71. 4737.07 
 
 v. 1. Invertebrate animals. 2. Vertebrate animals. 
 Orion (J. ) Comparative zoology, structural and sys- 
 tematic. 1876 4737.09 
 
 Patterson (R) Introd. to zoology. 1870. . 4713.21 
 Tenney (S.) Natural history. 1865. . . .4715.07 
 Wilson (A.) Elements of zoology. 1873. . 4713.22 
 Wood (J. G.) Blus. nat. history. 1858. . .4713.15 
 
 — Illust. natural history. 3 v. 1863-65. . . 4717.07 
 
 v. 1. Mammalia. 2. Birds. 3. Beptiles, Fishes, etc. 
 
 — Popular natural history. 1876 4715.21 
 
 vji Animals (Anecdotes and description of ). 
 
 Achard (E. ) History of my friends, or home life with 
 animals 114.31 
 
 Bement (G N.) The rabbit fancier. 1863. .6133.23 
 
 Btnnett (E T.) Gardens and menagerie of the zoolog- 
 ical society. 2 v. 1835 4715.17 
 
 t. 1. Quadrupeds. 2. Birds. 
 
 Boner (C.) Forest creatures. 1861. . . .4722.04 
 ContenU : Wild boar. Deer. Eagle. Capercaile. 
 
 Book of household pets, and how to manage them. 
 1866 4722.09 
 
 Captain wolf, and other sketches of animal biography. 
 [anon.] New York, 1870. 12°. .... 4722.06 
 
 Gobbe (F. P.) False beasts and true. Essays on nat- 
 ural (and unnatural) history. 1875. . . 4724.29 
 
 Ferret keeper's manual. Also an article on weasels, 
 stoats, and polecats. By Cyril. 1876. . 4721.22 
 
 Foucher d'Obsonville ( — ). Philosophic essays on the 
 manners of various foreign animals. 1784. 4715.20 
 
 Goldsmith (0.) Introd. to natural history. [In his Miicel. works, 
 V. 2.] 5037.08 
 
 Gubernatis (A. ) Zoological mythology, or the legends 
 of animals. 2 v. 1872 3817.07 
 
 Hamerlon (P. G.) Chapters on animals. With 20 
 illus. byJ.VeyrassetandK. Bodmer.1874. 4722.20 
 
 Hibberd (S.) Clever dogs, horses, etc. With anec- 
 dotes of other animals 4724.17 
 
 Howilt(M.) Our four-footed friends. . . .4724.15 
 
 Jackson (T.) Our dumb companions: dogs, horses, 
 donkeys, and cats. 1870 4724.13 
 
 Jardine (Sir Wm.) Goats, sheep, oxen, [buffalo, bi- 
 son] 4711.22 
 
 Kirby ( W.) Power, wisdom, etc., of God in the crea- 
 tion of animals. 2v. 1835 3524.07 
 
 Lewes (G. H.) Studies in animal life. 1860.4712.01 
 
 Lippincott (Mrs. S. J. G. ) Heads and tails : studies 
 and stories of pets. By Grace Greenwood, pseud. 
 1875. 4722.21 
 
 Maynard (C. J.) The naturalist's guide. With a com- 
 plete catalogue of birds of eastern Massachusetts. 
 1870 4723.12 
 
 Newell (R. H.) Zoology of the English poets, cor- 
 rected by modem naturalists. 1845. . 4713.20 
 
 Our children's pets. By Josephine. 1865. .4724.18 
 
 Swainson (W.) Animals in menageries. 1838. [L 
 C C] 4721.12 
 
 — Habits and instincts of animals. 1840. . 4721.14 
 Thomson (J.) Public and private life of animals. 
 
 Adapted from the French of Balzac, Droz, and 
 [others]. 1877 4723.26 
 
 Timbs (J.) Eccentricities of the animal creation 
 1869 4715.15 
 
 Toussenel (A.) Passional zoology; or spirit of the 
 beasts of France. 1852 4722.12 
 
 Vogt ( G. ) Lecon sur les animaux utiles et nuisibles, 
 les betes calomniees et mal jugees. Traduites 
 de 1'Allemand par M. G. Bayvet. 1867. 4721.20 
 
 Waterton(G) Essays on natural history. 1871. 4723.14 
 Contents : Life of the author (p. 1-137). Anecdotes of an- 
 imals (p. 137-242). Anecdotes of birds (p. 243-627). 
 Note. — Beviewed in Fraser's, v. 66, 1357. 
 
 White (A. ) Head and tales ; or anecdotes and stories 
 of quadrupeds and other beasts. 1870. . 4722.07 
 
 Wood (J.G.) Common objects of the country. 4822.04 
 
 — Homes without hands ; habitations of animals. 
 
 1866 4725.01 
 
 — Sketches and anecdotes of animal life. 1855. 4722.02 
 
 — Man and beast here and hereafter. 1875. . 4737.14 
 
 VIII. Miscellaneous General Natural History: 
 with Sketches and Adventure. 
 
 Biart (L.) Adventures of a young naturalist. Ed 
 
 by P. Gillmore. 1873 4722.19 
 
 Brightwell (C. L.) Romantic incidents in the lives of 
 
 naturalists. 1861 921.10 
 
 Broderip (W. J.) Zoological recreations. New ed 
 
 1849 4715.16 \ \ \ \ 
 
 Contents : Singing birds. The cuckoo. Owls. Parrots. 
 
 Turkeys. Wild swans. A word to anglers. May. Dogs. 
 
 Cats. Apes and monkeys. Elephants. Dragons. 
 Buckland (P. T.) Curiosities of natural history. 1-2 
 
 series. 1858-60 4723.01 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Frogs and toads. Bats. The cobra di 
 
 capello. 2. A geological auction. The game-keeper's 
 
 museum. In memoriam. A hunt on the sea-shore. 
 
 — — Same. 3d series. 2d ed. 2 v. 1868. . 4724.09 
 
 Contents: Miscel. experiences and observations. 
 Bush wanderings of a naturalist, lanon.] 1865. 4624.06 
 CoUingwood (G.) Bambles of a naturalist: China, 
 
 Formosa, Borneo, etc. 1868 106413 
 
 Forbes (E) Literary papers. 1855. . . . 252427 
 Godman(J.) Bambles of a naturalist. [7>iWaldielibr.,v.l.] 6078.16 
 
 Gosse (P.) Land and sea. 1865 4712.25 
 
 Contents : Lundy island (p. 1-106). A ramble to Brandy 
 Gove. The sea. Highwater mark. Babbicombe to Hope's 
 nose. An hour among the Torbay sponges. Goby hunt- 
 ing. Meadfoot and the starfish. A day in the woods of 
 Jamaica. Ferns. Dartmoor and the Dart. 
 
 — Life in its lower, intermediate, and higher forms. 
 
 1857 4723.04 
 
 — Romance of natural history. 1861. . . . 4723.03 
 Hartwig (G.) Tropical world : natural history, etc. 
 
 1863 4727.01 
 
 Howitt (M.) Birds and flowers and other country 
 things. 1848 4811.16 
 
 — Sketches of natural history [in verse]. . .4721.18 
 Humboldt (F. A. H. von). Personal narratives of travels 
 
 in the equinoctial regions of America, 1799-1804. 
 3 v. Bohn, 1852 1164.02 
 
 Kingsley (C.) Madam How and lady Why : or, first 
 lessons in earth lore for children. 1870. 4723.11 
 
 Knapp (J. L'.) Journal of a naturalist. 1829. 4722.16 
 
 Same. Country rambles in England ; or Jour- 
 nal, etc. Withnotesby [Miss Cooper.]1853.4722.18 
 
 Masius (H.) Studies from nature. 1855.. .4713.01 
 Contents : Forest trees of northern Germany. Birds. 
 The frog. The fox. The lobster and the cray fish. 
 
 Napier (G. 0. G.) Book of nature and book of man. 
 1870 4727.11 
 
 — Tommy Try and what he did in science. 1869.3913.15 
 Naturalists miscellany, by G. Shaw and F. P. Nodder. 
 
 v. 1-19. 1789 4716.01 
 
 Note.— Imperfect, lacking pi. 973-1061. 
 
 Noyce (E. ) Outlines of creation. 1859. . . 4712.28 
 Contents : The sky, the earth, the air, the waters, the 
 vegetable and animal kingdoms. 
 
 Qjuatrefages (A. de). Bambles of a naturalist on the 
 coast of France, Spain, and Sicily. 2 v. 4723.16 
 Note Beviewed in N. Brit, rev., v. 28, 1868. 
 
 Reason why. Natural history. By the author of En- 
 quire within. 1869. • . 4713.19 
 
 Rural rambles, or some chapters on flowers, birds, and 
 insects. By a lady. Phil., 1854. 8°. . 4731.09 
 
 Taylor (J.) Curiosities of nat. hist. 1819. .4722.11 
 
 White (0.) Nat. hist, of Selborne. 1842. . .4721.09 
 
 Wood (J.G.) Calendar of the months. 1873.4731.10 
 
 IX. Various Branches, Objects, and Phenomena. 
 
 1, Amphibians. 
 
 Hamilton (JJ.) Amphibious carnivora, including the walrus and 
 seals ; also herbivorous cetacea, etc. [In Jardine. Nat. 
 libr., v. 25, 1889.] 4711.25 
 
 Swainson ( W. ) Nat. hist, of amphibia. 2 v. 1838.4825.06 
 Seals. 
 
 Allen (J, A.) On the eared seals (Otariadse), with detailed de- 
 scriptions of the north Pacific speoies. [In Bulletin of 
 the Museum of comparative zoology, v. 2.] . . - 4736.20 
 
 Bryant (C.) Ou the habits of the northern fur seal (Callorhinus 
 ursinus, Gray), with description of the Pribyloff group of 
 Islands. (In Bulletin of the Museum of comparative zo- 
 ology, v. 2.] 4736.20 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBKAEY. 
 
NATURAL HISTORY 
 
 807 
 
 2, Animal Products. 
 
 Tjinlceiter (JE) Uses of animals, in relation to the 
 mdustryofnian- 1864 5926.22 
 
 Simmonds (P. L.) Animal products : their prepara- 
 tion, commercial uses, and value. . . . 5926.27 
 
 3, Aquaria. 
 
 Bickerstafe (M. B. ) Down among the -water-weeds ; 
 
 or marvels of pond life. 1868 4821.11 
 
 Bv&er (H. D.) The family aquarium. 1858. 4824.21 
 Mwards (A. M.) Life beneath the waters ; or, the 
 
 aquarium in America. 1858 4825.13 
 
 Humphreys (H. N.) Ocean gardens. 1857. . 4826.14 
 _ Biver gardens : fresh water aquaria. 1857. 4826.15 
 Jones (T. B.) Aquarian naturalist. 1858. . 4826.12 
 8owerbu (0. B.) Popular hist, of the aquarium. 
 
 1&7. 4825.10 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 1, 1857 (My aquarium) ; v. S, 
 
 1861 (The aquarium). 
 
 4, Automata Hypothesis. 
 
 See Fortn. rev., Nov., 1874 (Hypothesis that animals are 
 automata, by T. H. Huxley) ; Pop. science mo., Feb.. 1876 
 (Animals not automata, by R. G. Hazard) ; Contemp. rev., 
 Sept., 1875 (Huxley's hypothesis that animals are automata, 
 by lord Blackford). 
 
 5, Beaver. 
 
 Dtmelc [A. van der). Description of the B. [In New York hist. 
 
 boc. Coll. 2a s., v. 1, 1841.] . 
 
 Morgan (£. K.) American beaver and his works. 
 
 1868 4727.25 
 
 US' See also Amusements [Trapping, p. 26). 
 
 6, Bible Natural History. 
 
 [See Biblical literature (Natural history, p. 79).] 
 
 7, Biology. See p. 216 of Catalogue. 
 
 8, Birds. See p. 216 of Catalogue. 
 
 9, Bison and Ox Tribe. 
 
 Allen (J. A.) History of the American bison. [In Hayden. 
 Geol. and geog. survey, 1875.] 4116.29 
 
 Vasey (0.) Delineations of the ox tribe : bulls, bi- 
 sons, and buffaloes. 1851 4727.23 
 
 49- See also Agriculture {Stock, p. 9). 
 
 10, Botany. See p. 224-6 of Catalogue. 
 
 11, Camel. 
 
 Marsh (<J. P) Lecture on the camel. [In Sm. rep., 1854.] 3936.09 
 
 12, Cats. 
 
 Miller (Mrs. H.) Cats and dogs ; anecdotes. 1869.4724.20 
 (kst (Hon. lady). The cat : history and diseases. 
 
 1870 4724.21 
 
 Boss (0. H.) The book of cats ; or, feline facts and 
 
 fancies. 1868 4724.19 
 
 See also Atlantic mo., June, 1874 (Modern cats, by J. W. 
 
 Da Forest). 
 
 13, Classification. 
 
 Agassit (L.) Essay on classification. [In Ms Contrib. to the 
 nat. hist, of the U. S., v. 1, 1857 ; p. 1-232.] . . . 4738.03 
 
 — Methods of study in natural history. 1836. 4712.03 
 
 Note. — Complementary to his 'Essay on classification.' 
 Bepr. from Atl. monthly, v. 9-10, 1862. 
 —The structure of animal life. 1866. [Graham lec- 
 tures.] 4717.23 
 
 — Provinces of the animal world, and their relation to the types 
 of man. [In Nott and G-liddon. Types of mankind, 1857 ; 
 P. 68-76.] 4736.01 
 
 ley (T. H.) Introd. to the classification of ani- 
 mals. 1869 4727.09 
 
 ;(.&.) Forms of animal life : being outlines of 
 
 zoological classification 4727.10 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., April, 1873 (Some gradations in 
 the forms of animal life) ; Aug., 1876 (What are species, by 
 T. H. Huxley). 
 A3* See also Geography and distribution (p. 808). 
 
 14, Comparative Anatomy and Physiology. 
 
 Men, _(R ) Outlines of comparative anatomy and med- 
 ■ leal zoology. 1869. ........ 433R.05 
 
 mshnan (J. 8.) Physiology of animal and vegetable 
 hfe. [anon.] 1854. 4715.08 
 
 Cliauveau (A. ) Comparative anatomy of the domesti- 
 
 a ,Sfl f d r m ' k , Tr. by G. Fleming. 1873. 4727.19 
 
 Gould (A A.) and Agassiz (L. ) Principles of zooloev 
 
 .fart 1. Comparative physioloev 1859 4717 iifi 
 
 Owen (Richard). See Znder Ms na^efin gelllal alpk!L 17M 
 
 .nf™^ ?°?; 80i- mo " Apri1 ' 1876 (Border terr. betw. the 
 
 S m ,«?« fwi h , 6 / egetable . w "Bdoms, by T. H. Huxley) ; 
 
 Aug., 1876 What are species, by T. H. Huxlevl • On rev 
 
 v. 26, 1869 (Animals and plants ; Owtn and Huxley) 
 
 15, Corals and Corallines. [See also Radiates.] 
 Bowerbank (J. S.) On the organio tissues in the 
 bony structure of the corallidae. 1842. .4828.11 
 Dana (J. D.) Corals and coral islands. 1872. 4114 05 
 Gosse (P. H.) Hist, of the British corals. 1860. 4826'. 06 
 Huxley JT. H.) Coral and coral reefs. (In his Critiques, etc.. 
 
 ItiiO , P. 111-104.] <)MO 1Q 
 
 Landsborough (D.) Popular history of British zoo- 
 phytes, or corallines. 1852 4912 06 
 
 Pmrtalis (L. F. de). Deep-sea corals. [In Museum of compara- 
 tive zoology, No. 4. 1871.] 4738 15 
 
 See also Nat. quar. rev., March, 1874 (Corals, ooral reefs 
 and islands). 
 
 16, Crustacea. 
 
 Baird (W.) Natural history of the British entomo- 
 straca. Ray soc, 1850 4744.00 
 
 Darwin (C.) Monograph on the sub-class cirripedia. 
 2 v. Ray soc, 1854. 4744.05 
 
 DeKay(J. E) Zoology of New York. Pt. vl Crus- 
 tacea. i844 4718.05 
 
 Pourtalis (L. F. de). Preliminary report on the Crustacea 
 dredged in the gulf stream in the straits of Florida. [In 
 Museum of comparative zool. Bulletin, v. 1-2.] . 4736.20 
 
 Wliite (A.) Popular history of British Crustacea?. 
 
 1857. 4825.11 
 
 j8S" See also Paleontology (p. 674). 
 
 Lobsters, etc. 
 Hagen (H. A.) Monograph of the North American aatacidte. 
 [In Museum of comp. zool. Blus. cat., No. 3, 1870.] 4738.15 
 Scheie de Vere (if.) Wonders of the deep, 1869 ; p. 126-144. 4826.11 
 
 Triiobites. 
 Burmeister (ff.) The organization of the triiobites. 
 Ed. by prof. Bell and E. Forbes. Bay soc, 
 1846 4749.04 
 
 17, Darwinian and other Theories 01 Origin and 
 Development. 
 
 Agassiz{L.) On the origin of species : extracts from his Contrib. 
 
 to the nat. hist, of the U. S. [In Silliman's journal, July, 
 
 1860, or Annals of nat. hist., Oct., I860.] 
 Bastion (ff. ft) Evolution hypothesis. [Contem. rev.. March, 
 
 April, 1874.] 
 Benson (L. S.) Philosophic reviews. Darwin an- 
 swered : or evolution a myth. 1875. . 2513.19 
 Bree (0. R.) Exposition of fallacies in the hypothesis 
 
 of Darwin. 1872 4712.19 
 
 Cazettes (M. E.) Outline of the evolution philosophy. 
 
 Tr. by O. B. Frothingham. With appendix by 
 
 E. L. Youmans. 1875 4713.23 
 
 Chapman (H. 0.) Evolution of life. 1873. .4713.09 
 Clark (E. J.) Mind in nature ; or the origin of life, 
 
 and the mode of development of animals. 
 
 1865 4717.24 
 
 Darwin (C.) Origin of species by means of natural 
 
 selection. 1860 4712.04 
 
 — Descent of man, and selections in relation to sex. 
 
 2v. 1871 4712.17 
 
 — Variation of animals and plants under domestica- 
 
 tion. 2 v 4712.05 
 
 Gray (A. ) Darwiniana ; essays and reviews pertain- 
 ing to. Darwinism. 1876 4713.26 
 
 Note.— Some of the essays view the subject in its theo- 
 logical aspects. 
 Harlmann (E.von). On the true and false in Darwinism. Tr.by 
 H. J. D'Arcy. [In Journal of spec, philos., July, Oct., 1877 ; 
 pp. 244, 391 ; 2 art] 6442.11 
 
 Homo versus Darwin : examination of ' The descent of 
 man.' 4712.22 
 
 Huxley (T. H.) American addresses, with a lecture on 
 
 the study of biology. 1877 4713.28 
 
 Reviewed by J. McCosh in Pop. sci. mo., Nov., 1876. 
 
 — Evidence as to man's place in nature. 1863. _ 4712.08 
 More criticisms on Darwin, and administrative 
 
 nihilism. 1872. 4712.13 
 
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808 
 
 NATURAL HISTORY 
 
 Huxley (T. if.), continued. 
 
 — On the origin of species. 1863 4712.09 
 
 — Origin of species. [In his Lay sermons, 1870.] . . . 4712.15 
 
 — Palaeontology and the doctrine of evolution. Biogenesis and 
 
 abiogenesis. Mr. Darwin's critics. Genealogy of animals. 
 [In his Critiques.] 2532.19 
 
 Lamarck (J.B.P.A. deM., chev. de). Philosophie zoolo- 
 gique. Nouv.ed.,par C.Martens. 2v. 1873. 
 Note. — Reviewed by G. H. Lewes, in Fraser, ,. 56, 1857. 
 
 Laing (S. H.) Darwinism refuted. 1871. .4712.21 
 
 Lei/cJiild (J. R.) Theories and ideas of species. [In his Higher 
 ministry of nature, 1872 ; p. 197-341.] 3566.02 
 
 Lyell (Sir C.) Remarks on the origin of species. [With his An- 
 tiq. of man, 1873.] 4112.10 
 
 Same. [In his Antiquity of man, 1863.] .... 4112.06 
 
 — Lamarck, Darwin, and various theories as to species, and na- 
 
 tural selection. [In his Principles of geology, v. 2, 1872 ; 
 p. 246-502.] 4113.33 
 
 Maillet ( B. de). Telliamed : or discourses on the di- 
 minution of the sea, the formation of the earth, 
 the origin of men and animals, etc. From the 
 
 French. 1750 4713.29 
 
 Note. — Telliamed is the anagram of ' de Maillet.' 
 Melia (P. ) Hints and facts on the origin of man and 
 of his intellectual faculties. 1872. . .4713.08 
 Milton (J. L. ) The stream of life on our globe. 2d ed. 
 
 [1872.] 4713.10 
 
 Mivarl(St. 0.) On the genesis of species. 1871. 4712.20 
 Muller (F.) Facts and arguments for Darwin. 4712.10 
 Ormathwaite (Sir J. Walsh, lord). Remarks on the theory of 
 Darwin. [With his Astronomy and geology, 1872.] 4013.07 
 Our blood relations ; or the Darwinian theory, [anon. ] 
 
 1872 4713.07 
 
 Pratt (J. H. ) Descent of man, in connection with the 
 
 hypothesis of development. 1871. . . 4712.24 
 
 St. Clair (O.) Darwinism and design. 1873.4713.06 
 
 Schmidt (0.) Doctrine of descent and Darwinism. 
 
 1875 4713.14 
 
 Vestiges of the natural history of creation. 1857. 4712.02 
 Walker (J. B.) Examination of the development theory con- 
 tained in the 'Vestiges of creation.' [In his God revealed, 
 etc., p. 19-130.] 3616.06 
 
 Wallace (A. R.) Contributions to the theory of nat- 
 ural selection ; essays. 1870 4712.11 
 
 Williamson (W. C.) Primeval vegetation in relation to the doc- 
 trines of natural selection and evolution. [In, Owens 
 College. Essays and addresses.] 2638.05 
 
 Young (J. R.) Modern scepticism, etc. 1865. 3762.09 
 #&- See also Evolution (p. 452) ; Biblical and religious 
 literature (Evolution and religion, p. 87J. 
 
 See also Atlantic, v. 6, 1860 (2 articles on Darwinian theory 
 by A. Gray) ; v. 18, 1866 (D. theory, byC. J. Sprague) ; v. 19 
 (Man from monkey) ; v. 33 (Evolution and permanence of 
 type, by L. Agassiz) ; Black, mag., v. 97, 1865 (Man and 
 monkey) ; v. 109, 1871 (Review of Darwin) ; Brit. qu. rev., 
 Oct., 1871 (D. on the origin of man) ; Jan., 1874 (Mod. sci- 
 entific inquiry and religious thought) ; Cath. world, May 
 
 1873 (Evol. of life) ; Aug., 1873 (More about Darwinism) ; 
 Chris, exam., Mch, 1860 (D.'s Origin of species) ; Contemp. 
 rev.,v.l9,1872 (Ev.and its consequences, by St.G.Mivart); Ed. 
 rev., v. Ill, 128, 134 (Reviews of Darwinism); Fortn. rev., 
 v. 9, 10, 1868 (D.'s hypothesis : 3 art. by G. H. Lewes) • 
 Fraser's mag., v. 61, 62 (Physical theories of life : Lamarck, 
 Forbes, Darwin, etc.) ; v. 78, 1868 (Failure of nat. selection 
 In the case of man) ; Macmillan, Dec. 1860, or Llttell, 1871, 
 v. 2 (Darwin on species : a pop. exposition, by H. Fawcett) • 
 N. A. rev., v. 90, 1860 (D. theory) ; v. 91 (AgaBSiz and Par- 
 Bona on D. theory) ; v. 110, 1870 (Darwinism in Germany, 
 by C. L. Brace) ; v. Ill, 1870 (Limits of nat. selection by C. 
 Wright) ; v. 113, 1871 (Genesis of species, by C. Wright) ; 
 July, 1872 (Nat. selection, by C. Wright) ; July, 1873 
 (Progress from brute to man, by J. Fiske) ; New Engl., v. 
 17, 1859 (Anticipations of man in nature, by J. D. Dana) • 
 T. 26, 1867 (Darw. theory, by W. N. Rice) ; New Engl., Oct \ 
 
 1874 (D. and nat. selection, by L. T. Adams) ; North 
 Brit, rev., v. 32. 1860, v. 46, 1867 ; Old and new (Against 
 D., by G. M. Kellogg) ; Pop. sci. mo., Nov., 1872 (Doctrine 
 of evolution, by E. L. Youmaus) ; Oct., 1873 (Agassiz and 
 Darwinism, by J. Fiske) : Nov., 1876 (What Amer. zoolo- 
 gists have done for evolution ; 2 art. by E. L. Morse ; 
 Difficulties of development as applied to man, by A r' 
 Wallace) ; Qu. rev., v. 108. 1860, or Littell, 1860 v. 3 (Dar- 
 win'B Origin, etc.) ; v. 126, 1869 (Geol. climates and origin 
 of species) ; v. 131, 1871, or Littell, 1871, v. 4 (D.'s Descent 
 of man) ; Westm. rev., v. 73, 1860. and v. 91, 1869 (Darwin's 
 theories) ; v. 93 (Action of natural selection) ; WeBt rev 
 T. 93, 1870 ; v. 98, 1872 (D.'s Descent of man). 
 
 18, Deer. 
 
 Boner (C.) Forest creatures. 1861 4722.04 
 
 Caton (J. D.) Antelope and deer of America. 4727.24 
 
 Jardine (Sir W.) Deer, antelopes, camelB, etc. [In his Nat. hist , 
 
 T - 21 J 4711.21 
 
 Shirley (E. P.) Some account of English deer parts 
 with notes on management of deer. 1867. 4615. vfj 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 55-56, 1857 (3 articles) ; On. 
 rev., v. 125, 1868 (Deer and deer-parks). 
 At^ See also Amusements (Deer-stalking, p. 26). 
 
 19, Dogs : varieties and management, 
 
 Serjeau (C. ) The variety of dogs, as they are found 
 in old sculptures, pictures, engravings, and 
 books. 1863 4724.26 
 
 Blaine (D. P.) Canine pathology. 5th ed. revised 
 and corrected by T. W. Mayer. 1851. . 4627.24 
 
 Brown (J.) Our dogs. [In his Spare hours, v. 1, p. 63-107 ■ v 2 
 - 323-339.] 
 
 >•] 
 
 2514.13 
 
 Burge (A.) American kennel and sporting field. 
 1876. . .......... 4627.26 
 
 Dog ( The) ; with directions for his treatment. By 
 "Idstone." [pseudon.] Ib72 4724.27 
 
 Sill (J. W. ) Management and diseases of the dog 
 1878 4627.29 
 
 Horlock (K. W.) Horses and hounds. By Scrutator. 
 [pseud.] 1855 4615.26 
 
 Hutchinson (W.N.) Dog-breaking. 5th ed. 1869. 4627. .0 
 
 Jesse (E. ) Anecdotes of dogs. 1858. . . . 4724.25 
 
 Jesse (G. R.) Researches into the history of the Brit- 
 ish dog. 2 v. 1866 4724.23 
 
 Meyrick (J. ) House dogs and sporting dogs : their 
 varieties, management, etc. 1861. . . 4615.24 
 
 Miller (Mrs. H.) Cats and dogs ; notes and anecdotes. 
 1869 4724.20 
 
 Morris (F. 0.) Dogs and their doings. 1870.4724.14 
 
 Richardson (H. D.) Dogs : their varieties and man- 
 agement. 1860. 4617.26 
 
 Treatise on greyhounds ; with treatment, etc. 1816. 8°. [la 
 Pamphleteer, v. 9.] 5058.09 
 
 Treatment of our domestic dogs. By Magenta, [pseudoii. } 
 1868 4617.30 
 
 Webb (H.) Dogs : points, instincts, etc. 1872. 4724. as 
 
 Toualt ( W.) The dog. Ed. by E. J. Lewis. . 4627.21 
 See also Atl. mo., v. 4, 1869 (Dog-talk) ; v. 29, 1872 (N. 7. 
 dogs, by C. D. Shanly) ; Blackw. mag., v. 80, 1856 (Chapter 
 on peninsular dogs) ; Qu. rev., v. 109. 1861. or Littell, 
 1861, v. 1 (Dogs of history and romance) ; v. 133, 1872, or 
 Littell, 1872, v. 4 (The consciousness of dogs) ; Westm. 
 rev., v. 86, 1866 (The dog : his intelligence). 
 <KT See also Amusements (Sporting, p. 26). 
 
 20, Elephants, and other Thick-Skinned Animals. 
 
 Faulkner (H.) Elephant haunts ; [Africa]. 1868. 1085.13 
 Jardine (Sir W.) Thick skinned quadrupeds. [In his Nat. libr., 
 
 V. 23 ] 4711.23 
 
 Contents: Elephant. Rhinoceros. Hog. Peccary. Tapir. 
 Ogilby ( W.) Natural history of the elephant. 4721.16 
 Ranking (J. ) Hist, researches on the wars and sports 
 
 of the Mongols and Romans. 1826. . . 4618.03 
 ScMegel (Prof.) History of the elephant and sphinx. [In Class. 
 
 journal, v. 30, p. 209 ; v. 31, p. 42.] 2742.30 
 
 21, Fishes. See Fish and Fisheries, p. 549. 
 
 Prog. [See also Amphibia (p. 806) ;— Reptiles (p. 810).] 
 
 Mivart (St. G.) The common frog. 1874. .4824.20 
 
 Wyman (J.) Anatomy of nervous system of the rana pipiena. 
 
 [In Sm. contrlb., v. 5, 1854.] 3937.0S 
 
 22, Geography and Distribution of 
 Animals and Plants. 
 
 Agassiz (L.) Geogr. distribution of animals. [In Christian ex- 
 am., V. 48, 1850 ; p. 108-204.] 
 
 — Principles of zoology, 1859 ; p. 186-214 4737.09 
 
 Murray (A.) Geographical distribution of mammals. 
 1866 4738.13 
 
 Orton (J.) In his Comp. zoology, 1876 ; p. 223-366. . . . 4737.09 
 
 Pickering ( C. ) Geographical distribution of animals 
 and plants. 1854 4728.09 
 
 Swainson ( W. ) Geography and classification of ani- 
 mals. 1835. [L. C. C] 4721.13 
 
 Wallace (A. R.) Geographical distribution of ani- 
 mals. With a study of the relations of living 
 and extinct faunas as elucidating the past 
 changes of the earth's surface. 2 v. 1876. 4737.11 
 See also Contemp. rev., v. 2, 1866 (Geogr. and hist, prog- 
 ress in zoology, by H. B. Tristram) ; WeBtm. rev., v. 97, 
 1872, or Littell, 1872, v. 1 (Geogr. distribution, logically 
 considered). 
 
 US' See also Botany (Geography of plants, p. 226) j— Man 
 (p. 733) ;— Classification (p. 807). 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
NATURAL HISTORY 
 
 809 
 
 23, Heredity. 
 
 05- See Medicine (Heredity, p. 759) ; also— 
 rwr tE W.) Heredity and hybridism ; a suggestion. 
 
 1875. 47:16.13 
 
 iVoie.— Suggests the structure of living forms by the 
 junction of two germs. 
 
 24, History, Principles, Encouragement, etc. 
 Saainson (W.) On the study of natural history. 
 
 1850. [L. C. C] 4721.10 
 
 Kingsley (C.) In his Miscellanies, 1800 ; p. 277-297. . . 2534.07 
 
 25, Horse (The). 
 [See Horse and Horsemanship, p. 632.] 
 
 26, Instinct and Reason : Psychology. 
 
 Brouqham (B., lord). Dialogues on instinct. . 3523.15 
 
 -Same. [In his Nat. theology, 1856.] 3523.11 
 
 Same. [In his Dissertations, v. l.j 3623.12 
 
 Buchan (Peter). Proofs that brutes have souls. 
 
 1824 3525.08 
 
 Clmdbourne (P. A. ) Lowell lectures : 1871. Instinct : 
 its office in the animal kingdom, and its relation 
 to the higher powers in man. 1872. . . 4722.17 
 Clumbers'! papers, v. 11, 1851 (Animal instincts aud intelligence). 
 Hall ( Mrs. 8. 0. ) Animal sagacity, etc. . . . 4724 10 
 Kemp (T. L.) Indications of instinct. 1854. 5075.2'.) 
 Kirby (W.) Power, wisdom, etc., of God, v. 2, 1852. . . 3524.07 
 Ltroy (0. 0.) Intelligence and perfectibility of ani- 
 mals from a philos. point of view. 1870. 4722.10 
 Menavlt (E) Intelligence of animals, with illustrative 
 
 anecdotes 4722. d5 
 
 Mvart (St. G. ) Lessons from nature, as manifested 
 
 in mind and matter. 1876 4722.23 
 
 See also his article upon instinct and reason, in Contemp. 
 reT., April, 1875. 
 
 Peres anecdotes, v. 9. 1823 6211.09 
 
 Plutarch. That brute beasts make use of reason. [In his Morals, 
 
 v. 5, p. 218-232.] 5435.30 
 
 Samuelson (/.) Two chapters on instinct and reason. [With his 
 
 Houey-bee.] 4824.04 
 
 Tliompson US. P.) Passions of animals. 1851. 4722.03 
 WlUsnn (J. S.) The reasoning power of animals. 
 
 1867 4722.08 
 
 See also Atlantic mo., v. 5, 1860 (Instinct, by L. A. Jones) ; 
 Oct., 1874 (Have animals souls ? by J. F. Clarke) ; Chris. 
 ezam.,v. 67, 1869, o. 157-177 (Future of man aud brute); v. 74, 
 1863, p. 199-232 (Immortality of the brute world); Coutem. 
 rev., July, 1875 (Ou animal instinct, in its relation to tlie 
 mind of man, by Duke of Argyll) ; JIacmillan, Feb., 1873 
 (Instinct, by D. A. Spalding) ; Nat. qu. rev., v. 9, 1864 (Do 
 tee lower auiraals reason ?) ; v. 15, 1867 (Have the lower 
 animals souls or reason?) ; Pop. sci. mo., Sept., 1877 (In- 
 Btinct and intelligence, by W. K. Brooks) ; Old and New, 
 Nov. and Dec, 1871 (The language of brutes, by L. A. Jones) ; 
 Qu. jour, of science, July, 1878 (The senses of the lower 
 auiinals) ; Westm. rev., v. 88, 1867 ( Mimicry, and protec- 
 tive resemblances among animals) ; Winslow's journal of 
 rued, psy. v. i, 1851, aud Medical critic, v. 2, 1862 (Differ- 
 ence betw. man aud animals ; 2 art.) 
 $&• See also Brutes {Position and treatment of, p. 238). 
 
 27, Invertebrata. 
 
 Huxley (T. H.) Manual of the anatomy of inverte- 
 
 brated animals. 1878 4727.04 
 
 Owen (i?.)_ Lectures on the comparative anatomy and 
 
 physiology of the invertebrate animals. 2d ed. 
 
 1855. „ 4727.18 
 
 Smith (A.) Illus. of the zoology of South Africa. 
 
 1849 4738.09 
 
 28, Jelly-fishes, Medusae, etc. 
 
 Agassiz (A.) North American acalephse. [In Museum of comp. 
 
 zoology, Harvard college. No. 2. 1865.] . . . .4738.14 
 
 tfor&es (IS.) A monograph of the British naked-eyed 
 
 medusae, with figures of all the species. Bay soc. 
 
 1858 4749.06 
 
 W See also Marine Zoology, below. 
 29, Lion, Tiger, Leopard, Jaguar, Lynx, Cat. 
 Jardine (Sir W.) Lions, tigers, etc. [In his Nat. libr., v. 16.] 4711.16 
 
 30, Mammals. 
 
 Allen {J. A.) Catalogue of the mammals of Massachusetts ; with 
 cm. revision -of the species. [In Museum of compar. zo- 
 ology. Bulletin, v. 1.] 4736.19 
 
 — I'M ( T.) and Cones (E.) Material for bibliography of N. Amer. 
 
 mammals. [a pp . b. of Cones (E.) and Allen (J. A.) N. A. 
 rodentia, 1877.J 1126.23 
 
 — un the mammals and and winter birds of east Florida. [In 
 
 Museum of compar. zool. Bulletin, v. 2 ; p. 161-460.] 
 
 Cassin (J.) U. S. exploring expedition, 1838-42 : Mam- 
 malogy and ornithology. 18.38. 4°. With folio 
 
 atlas. 
 
 4728.08 
 
 Siguier (L.) Mammalia: their orders and habits. 
 1870 , 47 :i 7 jg 
 
 Gill (T) Arrangement of the families of mammals ;" with ana- 
 lytical tables. 1872. [In Sm. miscel.coll., v. 11, 1872. 3935.21 
 
 Jardme (Sir W.) Nat. library, v. 15-27: Mammalia. 
 
 Smith (A.) Illus. of the zoology of South Africa: 
 Mammalia. 1849 4738.10 
 
 Smith ( 0. II. ) Introduction to mammalia. [Jardine 
 Nat. libr., v. 15. J 4711.15 
 
 Walerhouse (G. B.) Natural history of the mammalia 
 
 2v. 1840-48 4727.16 
 
 ^Contents : v. 1. Marsupialia, or pouched animals. 2. Ro- 
 dentia, or gnawing mammalia. 
 
 While (A.) Popular hist, of mammalia. 1850. 4722.01 
 
 See also, in this class, Bats ;— Beaver ;— Camel ;— Cat ; 
 
 Deer ;— Dogs ;— Elephants ;— Horse ;— Lions, Tigers, etc. ; 
 —Marsupialia ;— Monkeys ;— Eat ;— Seal ;— Whale. 
 
 31, Marine Zoology. 
 
 Agassiz (C.E.) First lessons in nat. hist. 1859.4826.18 
 Contents : Sea-anemones and corals. Hydroids and jelly- 
 fishes. Star-fishes and sea-urchins. 
 
 Siguier (L.) The ocean world. New ed. revised by 
 E. P. Wright. 1872 4825.26 
 
 Froude (J. A.) Sea studies. [In his Short studies on great sub- 
 jects, v. 3, 1877.] 2525.11 
 
 Oosse (V. II.) Manual of marine zoology for the Brit- 
 ish Isles. 1855 4826.09 
 
 Houghton (W.) Seaside walks of a naturalist with 
 his children. 1870 4 -.26.25 
 
 Kingsley (0.) Glaucus ; or wonders of the shore. 
 1855 4826.19 
 
 Same. Companion, containing illustrations ; 
 
 by (4. B. Somerby. 1858 4820 20 
 
 Lewes (G. R.) Sea-side studies at Ilfracombe, Tenby, 
 Scilly Isles, and Jersey. 1858. . . . 4826.05 
 Eepr. from Blackw. mug., v. 80 82. 
 
 Stimpson {W.) Maiiue invertebrata of Grand Manan, New Bruns- 
 wick. [In Sm. coutrib., v. 6] 31)37 06 
 
 'Ihomson ( V. W. ) The depths of the sea : general re- 
 sults of the dredging cruises of H.M.S.S. 'Por- 
 cupine' and 'Lightning,' during the summers of 
 1808, 1869, and 1870 482f.20 
 
 — Voyage of the 'Challenger.' 2 v. 1878. . 934.01 
 
 Feme (J. ) Twenty thousand leagues under the sea. 
 1873 48 5.25 
 
 Wood (J. G.) Common objects of the sea-shore. 
 
 1859 - 4825.04 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 54, 1856 (Science by tlie sea- 
 side); North Brit. rev.,v 22, 1854-5 (Wonders 01 the shore). 
 jq&~ S".e also Ocean ; — Microscope (p. 77<>) ; — Aquaria (p. 
 807) ;— Eadiata (p. 810) ;— Jelly-fishes, medusae, etc (p. 809). 
 
 32, Marsupialia. [Opossums, kangaroos, etc.} 
 
 Walerhouse [G. B.) Marsupialia or pouched animals. 
 
 [Jardine. Nat. libr., v. 24.] 4711.24 
 
 Marsupiata. [In his Nat. liist. of mammalia, v. 1, 1846.] 4727.16 
 
 33, Medical Zoology. 
 
 J8®" See Medicine (Parasites and worms, p. 764) ; also Van 
 Beneden {P. J.) Animal parasites. 1876 4822.23 
 
 34, Mineralogy. See p. 573 of this Catalogue. 
 
 35, Mollusca. See p. 785 of Catalogue. 
 
 36, Monkeys : and Ape-tribe. 
 
 Jardine (Sir W.) Monkeys. [In ZiisNat. libr., v. 27, 1833.] 4711.27 
 Man ( The) among the monkeys. 1873.. . .4721.21 
 Mivart (St. G. ) Man and apes : structural resem- 
 blances and differences. 1874 4713.12 
 
 See also Gent, mag., Oct. 1877 (Gorilla and other apes, by 
 E. A. Proctor). 
 
 37, Nature. 
 
 Adams ( W. H. D.) Circle of the year. 1869. 4731.05 
 
 Alger (W.B.) Solitudes of nature, etc. 1807.2512.07 
 
 Ballanlyne IT.) Sympathy with nature, [in Ms Essays in mosaic 
 
 1870 ; p. 156-174.] 2513.14 
 
 Bonnet (C.) Contemplation of nature. 2 v. 1766. 4722.13 
 Bucke ( C. ) Beauties, harmonies, and sublimities of 
 
 nature. 1^55 4731.17 
 
 Burroughs (J.) Winter sunshine. 1876. . .2514.15 
 Cooper \S. S.) Rural hours, [anon.} 1850. .6122.10 
 
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810 
 
 NATURAL HISTORY 
 
 Daubeny ( C. G. B. ) Fugitive poems connected with 
 natural history. 1869 16)5.26 
 
 De Vere (M. S.) Stray leaves from the book of na- 
 ture. 1856 4712 27 
 
 Dircks (H.) Nature study; poetry and eloquence 
 [and] influence of univ. nature. 1869. . 4715.19 
 
 Emerson (R. W.) Nature. [In his Essays, 2d s.] . . . .2524.06 
 
 — Nature. [In his Miscellauies ] 2524.10 
 
 Flagg (W.) Studies in field and forest. 1857.4712 30 
 Orindon (L. H) Little things of nature considered 
 
 especially in relation to the divine benevolence. 
 
 1866 4823.06 
 
 Hartwig (G.) Harmonies of nature. 1866. . 4717.25 
 
 Hinton(J.) Life in nature. 1872 4723.19 
 
 Humboldt (F. H. A. von). Views of nature. 1850. 4712.29 
 
 — Cosmos. 5v. 1849-58 912.01 
 
 Haxley (T. H.) Physiography : introduction to the 
 
 study of nature. 2d ed. 1878. . . 4021.35 
 Lanman (G.) Essays for summer hours. 1842. 2535.04 
 Lanoye (F. de). Sublime in nature. 1870. . 932.10 
 Macmillan (H.) Sabbath of the fields, sequel to ' Bi- 
 ble teachings.' 1876 3573.32 
 
 Mansfield (L. W and Hammond (S. H.) Country mar- 
 gins. 1855 4731.19 
 
 Marsh (0. P.) Man and nature. 1864. . .4113.34 
 Masius (H.) Studies from nature. 1855. . 4713.01 
 Mudie (R.) Popular guide to the observation of na- 
 ture. 1845 4731.18 
 
 Oersted (H. C.) Soul in nature. 1852. . . 3914 02 
 
 Note. — Reviewed by J. Martineau in his Essays, 1868 : v. 
 
 2; p. 147-192 2535.18 
 
 Oken (L.) Elements of physiophilosophy. From the 
 German by A. Tulk. Ray soc, 1867. . 4741.11 
 
 Plutarch. Of those Bentiments concerning nature with which 
 philosophers were delighted. [In his Morals, v. 3, p. 104- 
 192.] 5435.28 
 
 St. Pierre (J.H.B. de). Studies of nature. 1852. 3592.07 
 
 Hhairp (J. G.) On poetio interpretation of nature. 
 
 1877 4731.12 
 
 Note. — Compare articles by E. Dowden, in Con temp, rev., 
 v. 2, 1866 ; p. 535-556 ; and by A. Austin, iu Contain, rev., 
 Nov., 1877. 
 
 Sialic (J. B.y General principles of philos. of nature. 
 1848 5426.05 
 
 Sulivan [R. J. ) View of nature, in letters to a traveller 
 among the Alps. With reflections on atheistical 
 philosophy, now exemplified in France. 6 v. 
 1794 4717.15 
 
 Taylor (B. F.) January and June. 1864. .2314.03 
 
 Thoreau (R. D.) Excursions. 1H63. . . . 1111. 05 
 Note.— For other works by H. D. T. see his name, in geu- 
 eral alphabet. 
 
 Winchelt (A. ) Sketches of creation ; with a statement 
 of the intimations of science respecting the prim- 
 ordial condition and the ultimate destiny of the 
 
 earth and solar system. 1870 4717.21 
 
 See also Atlantic mo., v. 8, 1861 (My outdoor Btudy, byT. 
 W. Higginson) ; Contemp. rev., v. 17, or Littell, 1871, v. 2 
 (variety as an aim in nature, by Duke of Argyll) ; West, 
 rev., July, 1875 (Evidences of design in nature) ; Winslow's 
 Journal, v. 2, 1849 (German pantheistic theory of nature;. 
 j6®- See also certain cross references at head of this class. 
 
 38, Palaeontology. See p. 571 of this Catalogue. 
 39, Protozoa. 
 
 Allmann (G.J.) Monograph on the fresh water polyzoa, 
 
 both British and foreign. Ray soc, 1856. 4749.02 
 Bask (&.) Monograph of the fossil polyzoa of the 
 
 crag 
 
 Bowerbank (J. 8.) Monograph of the British spon- 
 
 giadaa. 2 v. Ray soc, 1864 4744.03 
 
 — ■ On the keratose or horny sponges. On three species of sponge 
 
 [From Trans, of Micr.soc. of Loudon, v. 1, 1841.] . 4828.09 
 Carpenter ( W. B. ) Introduction to the study of the 
 
 foraminifera, Ray soc, 1862 4749.05 
 
 Williamson ( W. C: ) On the recent foraminifera. Ray 
 
 soc, 1858 4749.12 
 
 See also Westm. rev., v. 78, 1862 (The dawn of animal life). 
 AS- See also Microscope and microscopic objects (p. 776). 
 
 40, Quadrupeds. [See also Mammalia. ] 
 
 *Audvhon (J. J.) and Bachman (J.) Quadrupeds of 
 North America. 3 v. 1856 4737.01 
 
 Macgillivray ( W. ) British quadrupeds. [Jardine 
 
 (W.) Nat. library, v. 17.] .... 4711.17 
 
 Ogilby ( W. ) Nat. hist, of quadrupeds. 1847. 4721.15 
 
 Swain son ( W.) Natural history and classification of 
 
 quadrupeds. 1850. [L.C.C.] .... 4721.11 
 
 41, Radiata. 
 
 Agassiz (E. C. and A.) Seaside studies in natural his- 
 
 tory. 1865 4H26.04 
 
 Contents : Marine animals of Massachusetts Bay. Radiates 
 Agassiz (L.) Homologies of the radiata. [In his Contrib., v. 4.1 
 
 — Acalephs. [In his Contrib., v. 3.] 4738.05 
 
 Baker (/£) Natural history of the polype. 1743. 4826. OK 
 
 Lyman (T.) Ophiuridffi and astrophytidae. [Star-fishes.] [In 
 
 Museum of comp. zoology, lllus. catalogue. No. 1 and 6 
 
 1865-72.] . 4738.14 
 
 See also Aquaria (p. 807) ; — Corals (p. 807) ;— Jelly-fish, 
 medusae, etc. (p. 809) ;— Marine zoology (p, 809) ;— Sea-ane- 
 mones (p. 810). 
 
 42, Rats. 
 
 Gesner (W.) Habits of the pouched rats In Georgia. [7nSm.re. 
 port, I860.] , , . . 3936.15 
 
 Rodwell {J. ) The rat : its hist, and destructive char- 
 acter. With anecdotes. New ed. 1872. 4724.22 
 See also Qu. rev., v. 101, 1857 or Littell, U.S., v. 17, 1857. 
 
 43, Reproduction and Metamorphoses. 
 
 Aristotle. On the generation of animals. [In his Treatises, etc. 
 
 Tr. by Taylor.] 5018.03 
 
 Brawn (A. ) Phenomena of rejuvenescence in nature. 
 
 Ray soc, 1853 4744.02 
 
 Kornhuber (G A.) Al ternate generation and parthenogenesis in 
 
 the animal kingdom. [In Sm. report, 1871.] . . .3936.26 
 Quatrefages (A. de). Metamorphoses of man and the 
 
 lower animals. Tr. by A. Lawson. 1864. 4723.13 
 Steenstrup (J. J.) On the alternation of generations. 
 
 From the German, by G. Busk. Ray soc, 
 
 1845 4741.17 
 
 ^g" See also Medicine (Marriage, p. 761 ; — Physiology, 
 
 p. 764 ; — Reproductive organs, p. 765) ; — Spontaneous geu- 
 
 atiou (p. 811). 
 
 44, Reptiles. 
 
 Bell(T.) History of British reptiles. 1839. . 4824.19 
 
 Cooke (M. C.) Our reptiles : lizards, snakes, newts, 
 
 toads, frogs, and tortoises indigenous to Great 
 
 Britain. 1805 4811.01 
 
 Dume'ril {A. M. C.) et Bibron (G.) Erpe'tologie gene- 
 rale, ouhist. nat. des reptiles. 9 v. 1834-54.4835.01 
 
 Same. Atlas. 1854 4835.10 
 
 Figuier(L.) Reptiles and birds. 1870. . .4817.16 
 Gunther (A. C. L. G.) Reptiles of British India. 
 
 Ray soc, 1864 4749.07 
 
 Leidy [J.) Cretaceous reptiles of the TJ. S. [In Sm. contrib., 
 v. 14.] 3937.14 
 
 Swainson(W.) Nat. hist, of reptiles. 2 v. 1838. 4825.06 
 
 Serpents and Snakes. 
 Baird tS. F.) and Girard (ft) Catalogue of the reptiles of N. A. 
 
 Pt. 1. Serpents. 1853. [In Sm. niiscel. coll., v. 2.] . 3935.12 
 Brainard [D.) Nature and cure of the bite of serpents and 
 
 wounds of poisoned arrows. [In Sm. report, 1854.] 3936.09 
 Goode (G. B.) On the question ' Do snakes swallow their young'! 
 
 [Amer. assoc, science, v. 22, 1873.) 3946.20 
 
 Mitchell {S. W.) Researches on venom of the rattlesnake. [In 
 
 Sm. contrib., v. 12.] 3937.12 
 
 Turtles. 
 Agassiz (L.) North Amer. testudinata. [In his Contributions, 
 
 v. 1-2] 4738.03 
 
 Mitchell [S. W.) and Morehouse (G. R.) Respiration iu the chelo- 
 
 nia. [In Sm. contrib., v. 13.] 3937.13 
 
 45, Rodentia. 
 
 Coues (E.) and Allen (J. A.) Monographs of the North American 
 rodentia. [In TJ. S Qettl. survey of the ternlories. F. V. 
 Hayden, in charge. Reports, ». 12, 1877.] .... 1126,23 
 <8S* See also Mammalia (p. 809). 
 
 46, Sea-anemones. [Badiata.] 
 
 Gosse (P. H.) History of the British sea-anemonea 
 and corals. I860 4826.06 
 
 Smith (A.) Zoology of South Africa : reptilia. 
 1849. . . . 47.18.12 
 
 Tugwell (G.) Manual of the sea-anemones found on 
 
 the English coast. 1856 482(5.07 
 
 4S- See also Blackw. mag., v. 81, 1857 (Sea anemones). 
 
 THE B_R O O K L Y N LIBRARY. 
 
NATURAL HISTORY 
 
 811 
 
 Birds and mammals. 
 - Structure of the skeleton and teeth. 1854. 4715 08 
 
 f D ^mi' SM ^' SO J Com § arative a iatom y (P- 807) ;-Mammals 
 (P. 809), -Quadrupeds <p. sir. -Reptiles (p 810) ;— Fishes. 
 
 31, Whales and other Cetacea. 
 
 Beak (T.) Natural history of the sperm whale, the 
 fishery, dc . With a sketch of a South-sea whaling 
 voyage. 1839 4826 "7 
 
 Dmlmvst { H W.) Natural history of the order Ceta- 
 cea. 1S34. ... . 4826 26 
 
 W L W ?•• ed > E ecent memoirs 'on 'the cetacea 
 oy Profs. Eschricht, Reinhardt, and Lillieborg 
 
 _ Raysoc, 1866. . . . 4749 09 
 
 aamilton («.) Whales, [dolphins,] etc' [Jardine. 
 
 Natjibrary, v. 26.] 4711.26 
 
 ■*=- See also, in the general alphabet. Whales and whale 
 
 47, Sloth. 
 
 Owen (B.) Description of the skeleton of an extinct 
 gigantic sloth ; with observ. on the megatherioid 
 quadrupeds in general. 1842 472s. 12 
 
 Leidy [J.) Memoir ou the extinct slotu tribe of N. America" [In 
 Sm. contrib., v. 7.] .... 3937.07 
 
 48, Spontaneous Generation. 
 
 Bastian {EG.) Modes of origin of lowest organisms : 
 including a discussion of the experiments of M. 
 Pasteur. 1871 4723.18 
 
 — Beginnings of life : being some account of the na- 
 
 ture, modes of origin, and transformations of 
 lower organisms. 2 v. 1872. . . . 4723.20 
 
 — Spontaneous geueration, a reply to Tyndall. [In Pop. sci 
 
 mo. Suppl., Mch., 1878, or Nineteenth century, Feb 1878 1 
 Huxley [T H.\ In his Lay sermons, 1870 471215 
 
 — Biogenesis aud abiogenesis. [In Critiques, etc. Addresses 
 
 pp. 218-51, 1873.] 2532 19 
 
 Pasteur (£.) Researches respecting the theory of spontaneous 
 generation ; tr and coudensed from ' Couitee rendus ' of 
 Hep. 3, 1860. [In Silliman's jouru., 2d s., v 32, 1861 : p 1-9 l 
 
 — New experiments, etc.; tr. from Oomtes rendus, Sep. 3, I860 
 
 [In Qnar. journ. of micr. sci., n.s., v. 1, 1861 ; p. 118-123 ] 
 
 Not* —P. haspubl. more elaborate memoirs on this sub- 
 jects Aun. s-X. nat, v. 16, 18C1 ; p. 5-98 ; audin Annal de 
 chimie, v. 63, 18»2 ; p. 5-110. 
 
 See a'so Blackw. mag., v. 89, 1661 : Ed. rev., v. 125 1867 
 (Pasteur on spontaneous generation) ; Meth. qu. rev 'Oct 
 1865 (by J. Jamin ; tr. from Eevue des. deux mond'es 15 
 nov. 1861). 
 
 Spencer (if) Spontaneous generation and the hy- 
 pothesis of physiological units. 1870. .4712.16 
 
 Tyndall (J.) Spontaneous generation. [In Pop. sci. monthly 
 Feb., 1878 ; p. 476-488, 591-604, or Nineteenth century, Jan.] 
 
 — Spon. gen., a last word. [In Pop. sci. mo. Suppl, Apl 
 
 1878, or Nineteenth century, Mch., 1S78.J "' 
 
 See also Gent, mag., Nov., 1877 (The genesis of life, by A 
 Wilson); Pop. sci. mo., Nov., 1872 (Spontaneous genera, 
 tiou) ; Pop. sci. monthly, Aug., 1876 (Spontaneous-genera- 
 tion controversy, by W. H. Dallinger). 
 
 49, Taxidermy, Preserving, and Collecting. 
 
 Eaird (S F.) Directions for collecting, preserving, and trans- 
 porting specimens of natural history. [In Smith, report, 
 
 loot). J ^ 3QSfl 11 
 
 Davits (J. B.) Practical naturalist's guide.' New. ed 
 by R. Brown, and J. Middleton. 1872. 4723.23 
 Maynard (C. J.) The naturalist's guide. 1870. 4723 12 
 Aatmulisfs directory, North America and the "West 
 todies. Part 1. [{. e. 1st ed.] 1865. . .4713.02 
 --Same. Part 2. [i. e. 2d ed.] 1866. . .4713.03 
 
 Swmnson ( 17.) Taxidermy. 1840 4812.01 
 
 4S* See also Birds {Taxidermy, p. 216). 
 
 50, Vertebrata. 
 
 Cope {E. D.) Vertebrata of the cretaceous formations of the 
 west. 1875. [TJ. s. Geol. survey of the territories, {Hayden). 
 
 Huxley (T.) Manual of anatomy of vertebrated ani- 
 mals. 1872 4 727 08 
 
 j0M! £ ta In ! , f 8t i sations relat »' e *° certain K. American verte- 
 brata. [In Sm. contrib , v. 8.] . . . 3937 08 
 
 Jordan [D. S.) Manual of the vertebrates of the 
 northern United States, exclusive of marine spe- 
 cies. 1876 4727 05 
 
 io£'L 0n the anatom y of vertebrates. 3 v. 
 
 v 1^ ; ■ ; 4 ^7.13 
 
 v. 1. Fishes and reptiles. 2 
 Mammals. 
 
 52, 
 
 Various Countries 
 
 treat of, e.g., Africa Br*, m' 8 '"^ ° f the entries they 
 etc. See also Botany (p" 22m T^T? i r c Chipela S° - 1 
 and mineralogy p ^ftS;"^' 6 ?, 8 ,, p ' 6i5 > ■-Oology 
 
 ^^5'f^-ip.^s; 
 
 y (P. 073) ;— Birds (p. 216). 
 Africa. 
 Smith (A.) 'Illustrations of th 
 nca. Birds. 1849. 
 Same. "TnvertebrataB. 1849 
 Same. "Mammalia. 1849 
 Same. *Pisces. 1819 
 
 T","~' Same - *Eeptilia. 1849. 
 Wilson (J.) Zoology of Africa, 
 
 nca, 1816 ; p. 290359.1 
 Same. 1849. . 
 
 e zoology of South Af- 
 
 4738.08 
 
 4738.09 
 
 4738.10 
 
 4738.11 
 
 . 4738.12 
 
 [In Murray (H.) Discov. in Af- 
 
 1081.02 
 
 Tschudi {F. 
 1856. . 
 
 1081.01 
 
 Aleppo. 
 
 Russell (A.) Natural history of Aleppo. 2 v. 1794. 1056.05 
 Alps, 
 von). Sketches of nature in the Alps. 
 
 iVofe.— Reviewed in Blackw. mag., i. u, 1853. ' 5075 - 06 
 Bermuda. 
 Jones (J M.) Naturalist in Bermuda: geology 
 
 zoology, and botany. 18.39 4814 02 
 
 Eastern Archipelago and Ceylon 
 
 vLH ^-J"™; N«'°'y of the Eastern Archipelago. [/„ 
 
 Belcher (E.) Voyage, etc.. v. 2.] . . . y 1065 03 
 
 Tennent (Sir J. R) Nat. hist, of Ceylon. 1861. 4715.13 
 
 Egypt- 
 Adams (A.L. ) Notes of a naturalist in the Nile vallev 
 and Malta. 1870 1091.12 
 
 Himalayan Mountains. 
 
 Hooker (J. D.) Himalayan journals. 2 v. 1855. 1012.06 
 
 Mediterranean Sea. 
 Quatrefages '(A. de). Rambles of a naturalist on the 
 coast of France, Spain, and Sicily. 2 v. 
 
 1857 4723.16 
 
 Moray. 
 Natural history and sport in Moray 
 ... 4615.18 
 
 New South Wales. 
 
 Industrial progress of New South Wales 
 780 
 
 St, John (C.) 
 1863. . 
 
 1871 
 
 p. 505- 
 1066.04 
 
 Norway. 
 Boioden(J.) The naturalist in Norway. 1869. 99113 
 Pontoppidan(R) Nat. hist, of Norway. 1755.4749.21 
 
 South America. 
 Darwin (C.) Nat. hist, of the countries visited by H 
 M. S. Beagle, 1832-6. London, 1840. . . 1155.20 
 Same. 2 v. New York, 1852. . . . 1155.21 
 
 Oilliss(J. M.) U. S. aBtron. exped. 1849-52. v. 2. . . 1126.02 
 Contents: Minerals, by J. L Smith ; Indian remains T 
 Ewbank ; Mammals, S. F. Baird ; Birds, J. Cassin ; Rep- 
 tiles, fishes, and Crustacea, O. Girard ; Shells, A. A. Gould ; 
 Dried plants, Asa Gray ; Living plants and seeds, W. D. 
 Brackenridge ; Fossil mammals, J. Wyman. Fossil shells 
 T. A. Conrad. 
 
 United Slates. 
 Agassiz (L.) Contributions to natural history of 
 
 United States. 4 v. 1857-62 4738.03 
 
 Contents : v. 1-2. Essay on classification. North Ameri- 
 can testudinata. Embryology of the turtle. 3 Acalephs 
 in general. Ctenophoraj. 4. Discophorae in general. Hy- 
 droidaB. Homologies of the radiata. 
 — Lectures at Penikese. [In Tribune popular science, pt. 1 
 
 1874.] 3908.01 
 
 Audubon (J.) See under Quadrupeds (p. 810), and Birds (p. 216). 
 Gosse (P. H.) Letters from Alabama. 1859. 4723.08 
 New York (State of). Natural history of New York. 
 
 21 v. Albany, 1842-61. 4° 4718.01 
 
 Contents. 
 
 1. Zoology. By James E. De Kay. 5 v. in 4, and Plates. 
 Albany, 1842. 4° 4718.01 
 
 2. Flora. By John Torrey. 2 v. Alb., 1843. 4°. 4718.06 
 
 3. Mineralogy. By Lewis O. Beck. Alb., 1842. 4°. 4718.08 
 
 4. Geology. By W. W. Mather, E. Emmons, L. Vanuxem, 
 and James Hall. 4 v. Albany, 1842-3. 4°. . . 4718.09 
 
 5. Palaeontology. By James Hall. 4 v. in 5. Albany, 1847- 
 61. 4° 4718.18 
 
 6. Agriculture. By E. Emmons. 5 v. Alb., 1846-54. 4°. 
 
 United States Government Explorations and Surveys. 
 
 &&• See Countries ( United States : Gov. surveys of the Ter- 
 ritories, p. 382). 
 
 In asking for books, use the " BooB Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER, 
 
812 
 
 NATURAL LAW-NAVAL SCIENCE 
 
 Natural law : an essay in ethics. See Simcox (E.) . . . 5435.41 
 
 Natural philosophy. See Physics. 
 
 Natural theology. See Biblical and religious lit. (p. 94). 
 
 Naturalist in Norway. See Bowden (J.) 1869 991.13 
 
 Naturalist's directory. North America and West Indies. Parti. 
 
 [i e. lsted.] Salem, 1865. 12° 4713 02 
 
 Same. Part 2 [i. e. 2d ed.] Salem, 1866. 8'. . 4713.03 
 
 Naturalist's guide. See Maynard (C. J.) 1870. . . .4723.12 
 Naturalist's library. See Jardine (Sir W.) 40 v. ... 4711.01 
 Naturalist's miscellany. See Shaw (Geo.) and Nodder (F. P.) 
 Naturalist's ramble to the Orcades. See Crichton (A. W.) 
 
 1866 953.25 
 
 Nature. See Natural history [Nature, p. 809). 
 Nature, a parable : poem. See Morris (J. B.) 1842. . . 1673.29 
 Nature : a weekly illustrated journal of science, v. 1- 
 18. London, 1870-78. 4°. 
 
 Nature and culture. See. Rice (H.) 1875 2538.31 
 
 Nature and life. See Papillon (F.) 1875 4723.25 
 
 Nature aud life : sermons. S<-e Oollyer (R.) 1869. . . 3536.19 
 Nature and religion, See Biblical and relig. lit. [Natural theol- 
 ogy, p. 94). 
 Nature and the Bible. See Dawson (J. W.) 1875. . . . 3541.13 
 Nature and the supernatural. See Bushnell (H.) 1858. . 3526.11 
 
 Nature of things. See Lucretius Cams (T.) 1671.14 
 
 Nature ; or poetry of earth and sea. See Michelet (Mme. J.) 
 
 1872 4717.14 
 
 Nature-printing. See Johnstone (W. G.) and Croall (A.) Brit- 
 ish seaweeds 4916.17 
 
 Nature-worship. On mankind : their origin and 
 destiny. By an M. A. of Balliol college, Oxford, 
 
 1872 3817.32 
 
 Nature's aristocracy. [Working people.] See Collins (J.) 
 1871 5816.22 
 
 Nature's school ; or lessons in the garden. London, 
 
 1859. 16° 145.17 
 
 Nature's wouders. &e Newton (R.) 3577.15 
 
 Naude (Gabriel). Apologie pour les grands hommes 
 soupeonnez de magie. Amst., 1712. 18°. 3812.36 
 
 — History of magick, by way of apology for all the 
 
 wise men who have unjustly been reputed magi- 
 cians. Englished by J. Davies. L.,1657.16°.381.'127 
 Naufragia ; shipwrecks. See Clarke (J. S.) 1805. . . . 932.15 
 Naunton (Sir Bob_-rt). Fragmenta regalia ; a history 
 of queen Elizabeth's favorites. Edinburgh 
 
 1808. 8° 3033.10 
 
 Same. Court of queen Elizabeth : " Fragmenta 
 
 regalia," with additions by J. Caulfield. Lon- 
 don, 1814. 8° 3058.01 
 
 - — Same. Bepr. from the ed. of 1653, by E. Arber. 
 
 London, 1870. 18° 5011.09 
 
 Naunym (B.) Poisons. [In Ziemssen (H. von). Cycl. of medi. 
 
 cine, V. 17] 4358.17 
 
 Nautical almanac (American ephemeris). 1876. Washington 
 
 1873. 8" 4018.05 
 
 NauticaU istronomy. See Naval science [Navigation, p. 812). 
 Navagero (Andrea). Funeral oration on the death of Doge 
 
 Leonardo Loredauo, [1438-1531], Prom the Italian by C. 
 
 Kelsall. [Pamphleteer, v. 12, 1818.] 5058.12 
 
 Naval architecture. See Naval science. {Shipbuilding, p 813). 
 Naval aud military heroes of Great Britain. See Nicolas (P. H.) 
 
 1860 3223.04 
 
 Naval cadet's guide. See Nares (G. S.) 1860 4517.08 
 
 Naval howitzer ashore. See Parker (F. A.) 1865. . . . 4517.06 
 Naval monument, battles between the navies of the 
 
 U- S. and Gt. Britain during the late war [of 
 
 1812] ; and account of the war with Algiers. 
 
 With a naval register, [to 1816]. Ed. by A. 
 
 Bo wen. Boston, [n. ci!.] 8° 575.02 
 
 Nave (Johann). A handy-book to the collection and 
 
 preparation of freshwater and marine alga, and 
 
 lower cryptogamia. Tr. and ed. by VV. W. 
 
 Spicer. London, 1869. 16° 4821.12 
 
 NAVAL SCIENCE, SHIP-BUILDING-, AND NAVIGATION. 
 
 Busk (H. ) Navies of the world ; their present state, 
 and future capabilities. 1859 4512.01 
 
 Marshal! (& G.) History of the U. S. naval academy. 
 1*62 4517.10 
 
 Plancki {J. R ) On the naval uniform of Gt. Britain. {In British 
 arch, assoc. Journal, v. 2.] 1461.02 
 
 Principles of naval staff rank ; and its history in the 
 U. S. navy, for over half a century, [anon.] 
 
 1869 4517.14 
 
 Ward (J. H.) Manual of naval tactics. 18">9. 4517.11 
 Wraxall (L.) Naval and military resources of Eu- 
 rope. 185B 4510.07 
 
 Naval Warfare ; Iron-olads. 
 
 Douglas (H.) On naval warfare with steam. 1800.4517.15 
 Fishbowne (E. 0. ) Our ironclads and merchant ships. 
 
 1874 4517.32 
 
 United States. Sec. of the navy. Beport in relation to 
 
 armored vessels. 1864 4517.31 
 
 See also Atlantic mo., v. 11, 1863 (Iron-clad ships and 
 
 heavy ordnance, by A. L. Holley). 
 
 Naval Ordnance and Gunnery. 
 
 Parker (F. A.) Naval howitzer ashore. 1865.4517.06 
 Simpson (if.) Treatise on ordnance and naval gun- 
 nery. 2d ed. 1862 4515.12 
 
 831- See also Military art [Ordnance, p. 778). 
 
 Naval History and Biography. 
 
 Oust {Sir E. ) Lives of the warriors, v. 3, pt. 2. War- 
 riors who have commanded fleets : 17th century. 
 
 v. 3, pt. 2 3^2J.14 
 
 Contents: Blake. Tromp. De Ruyter. Lord Sand, 
 wich. Du Quesue. Van Tromp. Duke of York (James n) 
 Marechal de Xourville. Adm. Herbert, earl of Torrington. 
 Maroehal d Estrees. Adm. Russell, earl of Oxford. Jean 
 Bart. Marechal de Chateau-Kegnaud. Adm. Benbow 
 Sir Oloudesley Shovel. Sir Geo. Eooke. 
 DeLiefde (J.) Great dutch admirals. 1873. 3212.13 
 Edgar (J. <?.) Sea-kings and naval heroes. 1863. 3263.17 
 <HT See also England [Naval history, p. 314) ;— United 
 States (Navy, p. 373);— Battles (p. 67,;— Buccaneers (p. 238). 
 W For separate lives uf English commanders, see (in Bi- 
 ography, p. 116-215), names of Anson (Geo.) ;— Blake (Rob- 
 ert) ;— Oollingwood ;— Dampier ;— Drake ;— Dundonald ; 
 Gambler ;-Howe J-Napier (Sir C.) ;-Nelson ;-Rupert 
 
 ,6®~ For lives of Amer. naval officers, see (In Biography) 
 Jones(J.Paul) ;— Barney (Joshua) ;— Talbot (Silas) ;— Preble; 
 Decatur ; — Lawrence ; — Elliott ; — Perry ; — Porter (David) ; 
 Stewart ; — Bainbridge ; — Farragut ; — Foote (A. H.) ;— Por- 
 ter (David D.) 
 
 Navigation. 
 
 Bowditch (N.) New American practical navigator : 
 with contin. by J. I. Bowditch. 18th ed. New 
 
 York, 1848. 8° 4017.04 
 
 Clark (L.) Theoretical navigation and nautical as- 
 tronomy. Is72 4017.05 
 
 Colby (H. ) Improved nautical almanac, or true navi- 
 gator. 1859 4018.02 
 
 Dames (C.) Elements of surveying and. 1868. 3925.16 
 JSiquiros ( A. ) English seaman and divers. 1868.4517.17 
 Greenwood (J. ) Budimentary treatise on navigation. 
 
 1857 4017.06 
 
 Same. Tables by J. B. Young. 1859. .4017.08 
 
 Kentish ( T. ) Treatise on a box of instruments, and 
 
 the slide-rule. 185-' 3923.26 
 
 Merrifield (J. ) and Euers (H.) Navigation and nautical 
 
 astronomy. 187:5 4018.04 
 
 Piddinglon (H.) Sailor's horn-book for the law of 
 
 storms. 1860 4517.04 
 
 Same. 1851 4517.05 
 
 Thorns (W.) Practice of navigation. 1871. .4018.03 
 Young (J. li.) Navigation and nautical astronomy. 
 
 2 v. 1838 4017.07 
 
 See also Atlantic mo., v. 7, 1861 (Amer. navigation) ; Qu. 
 rev., Jan., 1876 (Moderu works in nav. and nautical astron- 
 omy). 
 
 41®- See also Seamanship (below) ; — Law (Admiralty, 
 p. C87). 
 
 Periodicals. 
 
 Army and naval journal, v. 1-6. New York, 1863- 
 68. 4° 
 
 CoWum's United service mag. v. 1-131. London, 
 1829-76. 8° 8191.01 
 
 United States service mag. 8 v. N. Y., 1864-66. 8". 8196.01 
 
 Seamanship. 
 Brady ( W. ) Kedge-anchor ; or young sailors' assist- 
 ant. 1863 . . . 4517.01 
 
 Dana (K. H.) Seaman's friend. 1857. . .4517.03 
 iuce (S. B.) Seamanship. 1868 4617.19 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
NAVAL SCIENCE -NEELE 
 
 813 
 
 Mii-m (0 S.) Naval cadet's guide. 1860. . 4517.08 
 
 -Seamanship. 1862 4517.00 
 
 Tollen (£■ J-) Naval text-book and dictionary. 
 
 1862.' 4517.12 
 
 Ships and Ship-building. 
 Bland {W.) Principles which should regulate the 
 
 form of ships and boats. 1856. . . . 4517.30 
 h„wM( IJ M.\ Ou propelling vessels by means of windmill 
 
 sails. [/» Pamphleteer, v. 14. 1819.] 5058.14 
 
 &(sel((tf.) Treatise on ships' anchors. 1856. 4517.28 
 OotterW. (0. 0. ) and LUlli (E. D. ) Ships and sailors, an- 
 cient and modern. 1868 4517.24 
 
 Fishbowne (K (i.) Lectures on naval architecture. 
 
 1840 4-17.02 
 
 Men (J-) It 011 ship-builders' companion. 1809.3923.31 
 OnotUMm (. J. > Iron ship-building. 1S5S. . 4517.26 
 Griffith (/. II'. ) Treatise on marine and naval archi- 
 
 tecture. 1854 4518.01 
 
 History of a ship, from her cradle. 1874. . . 4517.36 
 Jot (A.) Arche'ologie navale. 2 v. 1840. . 4518.17 
 Eapinq (R) Masting, mast-making, and rigging of 
 
 ships. 1861 4517.29 
 
 Lindsay (W. L.) History of merchant shipping and 
 
 ancient commerce. 4 v. 1874. . . . 5938.21 
 
 Meade {R W.) Treatise on naval architecture and 
 ship-bmldmg. 1869 4518 Q2 
 
 Xyslvum (J. ll r .) On technological education and 
 ship building, for naval and marine engineers 
 I860. 4512 02 
 
 Peake(J.) Rud. of naval architecture. 1859.451725 
 
 Poole (S. M.) Method of comparing the lines, and 
 draughting vessels, propelled by sail or steam, 
 including a chapter on laying off on the mould- 
 lol't floor. 1MJ6. ... 4517.21 
 
 Reed (E. J.) Ship-building in iron and steel. 
 
 1869 4518.03 
 
 Note.— Keviewed in Blaokw. mag., y. 107, 1870. 
 
 Sommerfeldt (I£ A.) Construction of ships, 1860- 
 . , G1 - • 4517.27 
 
 Btemitz (A ) The ship, its origin and progress : a gen- 
 eral history to 1818 4518.04 
 
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 States. 1853 4518.16 
 
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 Willson (H. B.)- Science of ship-building, considered 
 
 in its relations to the laws of nature. 1863. 4517.22 
 
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 Navigators. See Geography, voyages and travels (p. 568-572). 
 
 Navihe (Jules Ernest). The Heavenly Father. Lec- 
 tures on modern atheism. From the French, by 
 H. Downton. Boston, 1867. 12°. . . . 3577.02 
 
 — The problem of evil. Prom the French, by E. W. 
 
 Shalders. Edinburgh, 1871. 12°. . . . 3577.03 
 Navy. See Naval science. 
 Nayler (Sir George). 'Coronation of his majesty 
 
 king George iv., solemnized 19th July, 1821. 
 
 London, 183'J. Imp. fol A.57.07 
 
 Neal. See also Neele ;— Neil ;— Niel. 
 
 Neal (Daniel). History of the Puritans. 1517-1688. 
 
 2v. New York, 1818-49. 8°. . . .3436.01 
 
 Neal (John). Great mysteries and little plagues. 
 
 Boston, 1870. 16° 233.21 
 
 Cmlents : Children — what are they good for ? Goody 
 
 gracious ! and the forget-me-uot. Pickings and stealings. 
 
 — One word more for unbelievers. B.,18j4. 12°. 3577.01 
 
 — Wandering recollections of a somewhat busy life. 
 
 Boston, 1809. 16° 3133.19 
 
 g&r For novels by J. Neal, see Fiction class-list (p. 507). 
 Neale (John Mason, D.D.) Annals of virgin saints. 
 [anon.] London, 1866. 16° 3418.09 
 
 — Hierologus ; or church tourists. L., 1843. 12°. 1311.07 
 
 — Hymns of the Eastern church. Tr. with introd. 
 
 London, 1870. 24° 3761.24 
 
 — Liturgies of S. Mark, S. James, S. Clement, S. 
 
 Chrysostom, S. Basil. [Greek originals.] 2d ed. 
 London. 1808. 16° 3760.00 
 
 — History of the Holy Eastern church. General 
 
 introd. 2 v. London, 1850. 8°. . . . 3406.01 
 Same. History of the Patriarchate of Alexan- 
 dria. 2 v. London, 1847. 8°. . . . 3406.03 
 
 — Lent legends : stories for children from church 
 
 history. London, 1855. 24° 3570.24 
 
 — Lessons on liturgiology and church history. With 
 
 an appendix on liturgical quotations from the 
 isapostolic fathers, by G. Moultrie. London, 
 18o3. 8° 3767.14 
 
 — Mediasval hymns and sequences. 3d ed. Lon- 
 
 don, 1867. 24° 3761.25 
 
 — Mediaeval preachers and mediaeval preaching . Lon- 
 
 don. 1856. 12° 3577.06 
 
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 , Hayes, 1860. 24° 3761.26 
 
 — Sermons preached in Sackville college chapel. 2 v. 
 
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 — and Littledale (R. P. ) Commentary on the Psalms. 
 
 3ded. 4v. London, 1874. 12°. . . . 3721.06 
 Neale (John Preston). 'Mansions of England. Illus- 
 
 trated. 2 v. London, 1847. 4°. . . .1315.35 
 Meal (Joseph C.) Charcoal sketches. Philadelphia, 
 
 1837. 12°. . 233.22 
 
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 lian and his generation. N.Y., 1850. 12°. 3413.07 
 
 — General history of the christian religion and 
 
 church. [To the 16th century.] Tr. by J. Tor- 
 rey. 5 v. New York, 1859. 8°. . . . 3415.01 
 
 — Lectures on the hist, of christian dogmas. Tr. by 
 
 J. E. Byland. 2 v. L., Bohn, 1855. 12°. 3577.04 
 
 — Life of Christ. Tr. by J. M'Clintock and C. E. Blu- 
 
 menthal. New York, 1858. 8° 3422.01 
 
 — Life of St. Chrysostom. Tr. by J. C. Stapleton. 
 
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 — Memorials of christian life in the early and middle 
 
 ages ; inch his ' Light in dark places. ' Tr. by 
 J. E. Byland. L., Bohn, 1852. 12°. . . 3413.03 
 
 — Planting and training of the christian church by 
 
 the apostles. Also, his Antignosticus, or spirit 
 of Tertullian. Tr. by J. E. Byland. London, 
 Bohn, 1851. 8° 3413.01 
 
 — Hitchcock [R. D.) Recollections of N. [In Gifts of genius, 
 
 1859 ; p. 138-1G0.] . 2526.03 
 
 See also Bibl. sacra, 1851 (by G. M. Adams) ; Oct., 1851 
 (As a church historian, by H. B. Smith) ; N. Brit, rev., 
 Feb., 1851 ; Brit. qu. rev., Oct., 1868, or Littell, 1869, v. 1 ; 
 Qa. rev., v. 98, 1856 (Review of Works). 
 
 Near and heavenly horizons. See G-asparin (Comtesse de). 
 1862 3554.14 
 
 Nearchus. Voyage from the Indus to the Euphrates. [In Vin- 
 cent (W.) The commerceof theancieuis, v. 1, 1807.] 1016.01 
 
 — Fragmenta. [In Arrianus. Anabasis, 1846.] . . . 7706.10 
 Neaves (Charles, lord). Ou the Ossianic controversy. [In Ar- 
 chaeological journal, v. 14.J 1463.08 
 
 Nebraska. See Countries [Nebraska, p. 347). 
 
 Nebulae. See Astronomy (p. 54). 
 
 Nebular hypothesis. See Astronomy (p. 54). 
 
 Necessity. See Philosophy. 
 
 Neckam (Alexander). De naturis rerum ; with poem 
 De laudibus sapientise. Ed. by T. Wright. Lon- 
 don, 1863. 8°. [Rolls chron.] .... 5140.— 
 
 Neoker (Jacques). Essay on the true principles of 
 executive power. 2 v. L, 1792. 8°. . 5715.11 
 
 — Beflections on war, and peace. Tr. from his ' Fi- 
 
 nances of France.' London, 1834. 12°. . 5437.17 
 Treatise on the administration of the finances of 
 
 France. Tr. by T. Mortimer. 2d ed. 3 v. 
 
 London, 1786. 8 J 5923.22 
 
 Necromancers and necromancy. 
 
 — Godwin (W.) Lives of the N. 1834. . .3813.09 
 
 «ar See also Occult sciences. 
 Needham(J.) Landscape and trees. See Foster (Vere). Course 
 
 of drawing, pt. 2 liii.ii 
 
 Needle work. See Domestic economy. 
 
 Neele. See also Neal ;-Neil ;-Neill j-Niel. 
 
 Neele (Henry). Lectures on English poetry : with 
 
 tales and poems. London, lo30. 8°. .5057.21 
 _ Romance of history : EnglancL I .,[1872]. 8V233 80 
 
 — Tales and poems. London, 1830. 8 . 
 
 5057.21 
 
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814 
 
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 Neff (Jacob K. ) Army and navy of America ; battles, 
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 etc. Philadelphia, 1815. 8° 575.16 
 
 Neftel (Wm, B. ) Galvano-therapeutics. New York, 
 1871. 12° 4333.23 
 
 Negligence (Law of). See Law. {Negligence, p. 689). 
 
 Negris (Alex.) Dictionary of mod. Greek proverbs, with transl., 
 etc. Edinburgh, 1831. 12° 6214.42 
 
 Negro. 
 
 — Brown ( IF. W. ) The black man : his antecedents 
 
 and achievements. 1863 5832.08 
 
 — Croly (D. G. ), and others. Miscegenation. 1864. 
 
 — Carlwrinht ( — ). Negro diseases. [In De Bow (J. D. B.) In- 
 
 dustrial resources, etc.. v. 2, 1852 : p. 315-329.) . . 5925.26 
 
 — Everett (E.) Colonization and civilization of Africa. [In his 
 
 Orations, v. 1, 1850.] 6322.03 
 
 — Oreg ( IV. R) The doom of the negro race. [In his Lit. and 
 
 social judgments, 1868 ; p. 401-408.) 2526.20 
 
 — Helper (H. Ii.) The negroes in negroland ; the ne- 
 
 groes in America ; and the negroes generally. 
 
 1868 5832.07 
 
 Nojoque ; a question for a continent.1867.5831.22 
 
 — Hunt (J.) On the negro's place in nature. [In Anthrop. soc. 
 
 of London. Memoirs, v. 1.) 4735.13 
 
 — Livermore (if.) Historical research respecting the 
 
 opinions of the founders of the republic on ne- 
 groes as slaves, as citizens, and as soldiers. 
 1862 5833.02 
 
 — Macaulay (T. B.) Social and industrial capacities of. [Inhis 
 
 Essays, v. 6 [2536.21.] Repr from Ed. rev., Mch., 1827. 
 
 — Nott (J. O ) Negro life insurance. [In De Bow (J. D. B.) In- 
 
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 — Pollard (E. A. ) Black diamonds gathered in dar- 
 
 key homes. 1859 5832.01 
 
 — Spring (L. ) The negro at home : an inquiry after 
 
 his capacity for self government and the govern- 
 ment of whites. 180^ 58 i2.04 
 
 im~ See also Slavery ;— Africa (p. 286) ; Man (Anthrop- 
 ology:— Ethnology, p. 733);— United States {South, p. 380-381). 
 
 Nehemiah. See Biblical and religious lit. {Old Test., p. 95). 
 
 Neil. S:e also Neale ;— Neele ;— Niel. 
 
 Neil (.Samuel, ed.) Student's handbook of modern 
 history, 1660-1857. London, 1857. 12°. . 441.21 
 
 Neill (Edward D.) The Fairfaxes of England and 
 America in the 17th and 18th centuries. Albany, 
 
 1868. 8° 3055.19 
 
 — History of Minnesota. Phil., 1858. 8°. . 612.01 
 
 — History of the Virginia company of London, with 
 
 letters to and from the first colony. Albany, 
 
 1869. sm. 4° 02".. 29 
 
 — Memoir of Patrick Copland : chapter of Engl, colo- 
 
 nization of America. N. Y., 1871. 8°. 3041.17 
 Terra Marise ; or threads of Maryland colonial his- 
 tory. Philadelphia, 1867. 12°. . 593.12 
 
 Neilson (Charles). Account of Burgoyne's campaign, 
 1777. Albany, 1844. 8° 582.12 
 
 Neilson (Wm. G. ) Statistical chart of products of the 
 United States, from 1799. Phil, 1866. 8°. 5916.30 
 
 Neison (F. G. P.) "Contributions to vital statistics. 
 
 New ed. London, 1«61. 4° 5918.02 
 
 Contents : Gen. introd. Duration of life iu England, 
 Wales, aud Scotland. Bate of mortality in the medical pro^ 
 fessiou, and among master mariners. Mortality of the 
 provident classes in Gt. Britain and on the Contiuent. 
 Rate of mortality among persons of intemperate habits. 
 Analytical view of railway accidents. Statistics of crime in 
 England and Wales. Influence of locality on sickness. 
 Bates and contributions of Friendly societies. 
 Note.— Repr. from Statistical society, Journal, 1845-54. 
 
 — Observations on odd fellow and friendly societies. 
 
 14th ed. London, 1867. 8° 5914.28 
 
 — Statistics of crime in England and Wales 1842 
 
 1843,1844. London, 1817. 8'. . . .5093 17 
 
 Neligan (J. M., JID.) Diseases of the skin. 2d ed 
 
 enl. by T. W. Belcher. Dublin, 1866 12°. 4328.17 
 
 Same. Philadelphia, 1866. 12°. . . . 4)28.14 
 
 Nella-Rajah (History of), a Hindoo romance. [In Kindersley (N E) 
 
 Specimens, etc., 1794 ; p. 83-328.) 7813 {{ 
 
 Nelson (Horatio, lord, British admiral, b. 1758, </. 
 
 1805). Dispatches and letters. 7 v. London 
 
 1815-16. 8° 3X33.07 
 
 «g" For lives of Nelson, see Biography (p. 182). 
 Nelson (Rev. John, of Leicester, Mass.) Gatherings 
 
 from a pastor's drawer. Worcester, 1852 12° 3577 08 
 Nelson (Levi, D.D.) Letters to the christian public, concerning 
 
 uuscnptural speculations. Hartford, 18.".l. 8°. . 3578 03 
 
 — Letter to the theological professors at New Haven, concerning 
 
 their supposition that God may not have been able to pre" 
 
 vent sin in a moral system ; also a few thoughts on the 
 origin of sin. Norwich, 1848. 8° 3578.03 
 
 Nelthropp (Rev. H. L. ) Treatise on watch-work, past 
 and present. London, 1873. 12°. . . . 3932.00 
 
 Nemesianus (M. Aurelius Olympius). CEuvres. [Cynegeticon. 
 Lal.et Fr.] Paris, 1865. 8°. [Nisard's collection.) .7726.01 
 
 Nemesis of faith. See Froude (J. A.) 2d ed. 1849. . . 3553^25 
 
 Nemesis of power. See St. John (J. A.) 1854 6716.23 
 
 Nemmersdorff ( Franz von). Unter den Waffen. Ber- 
 lin, [ii. A] 16° 7122.28 
 
 Nemuich (Philipp Andreas)). Universal European 
 dictionary of merchandise. L., 1799. 4°. 6416.16 
 
 Nennius. History of the Britons. [In Giles (J. A.) Six old 
 English chronicles. London, 1848. 12°.] . . . 471.04 
 
 Nepaul. See Countries and places (p. 347). 
 
 Nepos (Cornelius). Lives of eminent commanders. 
 Tr. by J. S. Watson. [ With Justmus. London 
 
 _Bo7«i, 1853. 12°.] 423.06 
 
 Contents: Miltiades. Themistocles. Aristides. Pauta- 
 nias. Cimon. Lysander. Alcibiades. Thrasybulus. Co- 
 non. Dion. Iphicrates. Chabrias. Timotheus. Datames. 
 Epaminondas. Pelopidas. Agesilaus. Eumenes. Pho- 
 cion. Timoleon. Of kings. Hamilcar. Hannibal. M. 0. 
 Cato. T. Pomponius Atticus. 
 
 — (Euvres completes. [Lat. et Fr.] Paris, 1864. 
 
 8°. [Nisard's coll.] 7725.13 
 
 — Vitas excellentium imperatorum. Ex ed. J. F. Fis- 
 
 cheri. 2 v. London, Valpy, 1822. 8°. . 1715.10 
 Neptune. See Astronomy {Neptune, p. 54). 
 Nero, emperor of Rome. See Biography (p. 182). 
 
 Nero, hist. play. See Story (W. W.) 1743.27 
 
 Nerval (Gerard Labrtjnie, coifed Gerard de). La Bo- 
 
 hemegalante. Nouv. ed. Paris, 1866. 12°. 7047.20 
 
 — Les filles du feu. Paris, 1864. 12°. . . . 7047.21 
 
 — Le reve et la vie. Les filles du feu. LaBoheme 
 
 galante. Paris, 1868. 12° 7017.22 
 
 — Voyage en Orient. 2 v. Paris, 1867. 12°. 7047.23 
 
 See notice of Nerval, by A. Lang, in Fraser, May, 1873. 
 
 Nervous system. Sec Medicine (Nervous system, p. 763). 
 
 Nesbit (Anthony). Complete treatise on practical 
 land-surveying. 2d ed. York, 1820. 8°. 3925.11 
 
 Nest of ninnies. See Armin (E.) 1756.10 
 
 Nestorians. Laurie (T.) Dr. Grant and the. 1853. . .1042.02 
 
 Nests at Washington. See Piatt (J. J. and S. M. B.) 1864. 1675.33 
 
 Nether clift ^Fred. G. ) Hand-book to autographs. 
 With biogr. index, by R. Sims. London, 1862. 
 sm. 4° 2741.01 
 
 Netherlands. See Countries (Netherlands, p. 347 ;— Holland, p. 
 329 ;— Belgium, p. 294) ;— Fine arts (Dutch, Flemish, and 
 German, p. 541). 
 
 Netter (Thomas). Fasciculi zizaniorum J. Wyclif, 
 cum tritico. Ed. by W. W. Shirley. London, 
 1858. 8°. [Rolls chron.] 5140.- 
 
 Nettleship (J. T. ) Essays on Bobert Browning's 
 poetry. London, 1868. 16° 1623.08 
 
 Neubauer (Carl Theodor Ludwig) and Vogel(J) 
 Guide to analysis of the urine. 4th ed. Tr, by 
 W. O. Markman. London, New Sydenham so- 
 ciety, 1863. 8° 4302.23 
 
 Neuman. See also Newman. 
 
 Neuman (Henry) and Baretti (G. ) Pronouncing dic- 
 tionary of the Spanish and English languages. 
 See Velasquez de la Cadena (M.) . .6415.06 
 
 Neumann (Carl Friedrich). Translations from the 
 Chinese and Armenian, with notes. London, 
 
 1831. 8° 78KUU 
 
 Contents : History of the pirates of the China Sea, 1807 
 to 1810. Catechisms of the Shamans, or laws of Buddha in 
 China. Vahram's chrouicle of the Armenian kingdom of 
 Cilicia, [a.u. 1042-1246.] 
 
 Neumann (Isidor). Text-book of skin diseases. Tr. 
 by A. Pullar. London, 1871. 8°. . . . 4328.18 
 
 Neuralgia. See Medicine {Neuralgia, p. 763). 
 
 Neuroptera. See Insects (p. 645). 
 
 Neurotics. See Medicine (Stimulants and narcotics, p. 767). 
 
 Nevada. See Countries (Nevada, p. 347). 
 
 Neve (Timothy). Animadversions upon Phillips's 
 life of Pole. Oxford, 1766. 8° 3145.16 
 
 Neversink (Mountaineer of the) : poem. .See Dubois (P.) 1641.13 
 
 Nevin (R. p.) Black-robes, or missions, etc. [Jesuit, 
 Moravian, Methodist, and Presbyterian.] Phil- 
 adelphia, 1872. 12° 3447.24 
 
 Nevius (Rev. John L.) China and the Chinese. 
 New York, 1869. 12° 1023.18 
 
 New (Charles). Life, and labour in Eastern Africa. 
 2ded. London, lb74. 12° 1086.13 
 
 New American cyclopaedia. Ed. by G. Ripley and 
 C. A. Dana. 16 v. N. Y., 1858-63. 8°. . 
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 — — Same. [In Bacon (F.) Moral works. Balm.] . 601S.01 
 
 Hew atmosphere. See Dodge (M. A.) 1865 5621.03 
 
 New bon ton magazine ; or, telescope of the times. 
 
 6v. London, 1818-21. 8~ J Wll5.ll 
 
 New Brunswick. See Countries {Ifew Brunswick, p. 347). 
 New-church magazine, v. 1-2. B., 1873-74. 8°. . . . 8132.05 
 New collection of enigmas, charades, etc. London, 
 
 1806. 16° 4(111.12 
 
 NewCratylus. See Donaldson (J. W.) . , (1414.07 
 
 Hew curiosities in art and nature. See Lemery (N.) 1711. 3U2I.21 
 New curiosities of literature. See Soane (G.) 2 v. 1849.0218.28 
 New cyclopaedia of illustration. .See Foster (E.) 1871. .3552.23 
 New cyclopaadia of illustrative anecdote, religious 
 and moral. With introd. by D. Macleod. Lon- 
 don, 1872. 8° ' 3552.25 
 
 Hew cyclopaedia of poetical illustration. See Foster (Elon). 
 
 1872 • ■ • 164(1.03 
 
 New day : songs and sonnets. See Gilder (R. W.) 1876. 1044.35 
 New dictionary of quotations from Greek, Latin, and 
 modern languages. Phila., 1859. 12°. . 6213.07 
 New England. See Countries (.Veio England, p. 348) : also con- 
 tents of Massachusetts hist, society, p. 743-746 of this Cat- 
 alogue). 
 New England : a hand-book for travellers. Boston, 
 
 1873. 16° 1121.10 
 
 New England and her institutions : by one of her 
 
 sons, [anon.] London, 1835. 8°. . 1111.13 
 
 Contents: The farmer, Slavery, Holidays, College life, 
 
 The district school [by Warren Burton], The village choir 
 
 [by S. Gilman], etc. 
 
 New England emigraut aid society. History, with report on its 
 
 future operations. Boston, 1862. 8° 634.25 
 
 New England historical and genealogical register. 
 
 v. 1-31. Boston, 1847-77. 8 3 . . . . 603.01 
 
 New England legends. See Spofford (H. P.) 1871. . .3812.07 
 
 New England ministry 60 years ago. See Clark [Rev. S.D.) 3186.24 
 
 New England patriot. See Lowell (John) 5093.05 
 
 New England society of New York. Report of the annual din- 
 ner. New York, Dec. 23, 1851. New York, 1852. 8'. 595.24 
 
 — 58tk-59th anniversary celebration, 1863-64. "With constitu- 
 
 tion, list of members, etc. New York, 1864-05. 8°. 595.24 
 New England tragedies. See Allen (R. H.) 1869. . .3812.10 
 New England tragedies. See Longfellow (H. W.) 1868.1604.20 
 NewEnglander (The), v. 1-36, 1843-77. New Ha- 
 ven, 1843-77. 8° 81 16.01 
 
 New England's first fruits ; with divers other special 
 matters. N.Y.,1865. 4°. [Sabin's reprints.] 564.19 
 New England's Jonas cast np at London. See Child (J.) 577.11 
 New England's plantatiou. [In Force (P.) Tracts, v. 1, 1826.] 
 
 New England's trials. See Smith (John) 577 09 
 
 New English Cauaau. See Morton (Thomas). . . . 577.09 
 
 New era : a monthly periodical, devoted to Judaism 
 
 and Jewish literature. Ed. by E. d'C. Lewin. 
 
 v. 1-5. New York, 1871-75. 8" J . . . . 8131.01 
 
 New exegesis of Shakespeare : interpretation of his 
 
 principal characters and plays on the principles 
 
 of races, [nnon.] Edinburgh, 1859. 8°. 1752.09 
 
 New-fashioned girl ; a story of to-day. [anon. ] New 
 
 York, 1870. 16° 1674.27 
 
 New Forest. Wise (J. R. ) The New Forest, its his- 
 tory and scenery. 1867 955.12 
 
 See also Fortn. rev., v. 15, 1871 or Littell, v. 2 (Sketch, by 
 G. E. Eyrie); Frasers mag., v. 77, 1868 (In the New Forest, 
 by P. Walker). See also (in Fiction), Marryat's Children of 
 the New Forest. 
 Newfoundland. See Countries [Newfoundland, p. 348). 
 New foundling hospital for wit. A collection of 
 fugitive pieces, in prose and verse. [Ed. by J. 
 Almon.] 6v. London, 1771-73. 16°. .1612.17 
 New France. See Countries [Canada, p. 298). 
 New gospel of peace. See White (R. G.) 1866. . . 632.21 
 
 New Granada. See Countries (New Granada, p. 298). 
 New Guinea. See Countries [New Guinea, p. 348); also Ed. rev., 
 
 July, 1876 (Review of Moresby's New Guinea). 
 New Hampshire. See Countries [New Hampshire, p. 348). 
 Hew Harmony, [Indiana). See Atlantic mo., v. 32, 1873 (New 
 Harmony, by R. D. Owen) ; also works on the communistic 
 societies of the United States by Nordhoff [5812.16], and by 
 J. H. Noyes [5812.08]. 
 New Haven, (Conn). See Countries (New Haven, p. 348). 
 Hew Holland. See Countries [Australia, p. S92). 
 New home, western life. See Kirkland (C. M.) 1850. .1124.15 
 Hew Hyperion. See Strahan (Edward). 1875. . . . 946.11 
 Hew Ireland: [1840-77], See Sullivan (A. M.) . . . 453.22 
 Hew Jersey. See Countries (New Jersey, p. 348). 
 
 Mew Jersey historical society. Collections, v. 1-7. 
 
 Newark, 1852-75. 8° 612.11 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Whitehead (W. A.) East Jersey under pro- 
 prietary governments. 2d ed. 1852 Scot (G.) Model of 
 the government of province of East N. J. 2. Duer (W. A.) 
 Life of Wm. Alexander, earl of Stirling, with corresp 
 
 3. Field (R. S ) Provincial courts of N. J. 4. Morris (L.) 
 
 Analytical papers. 5. Stevens (H.) Index to colonial doc. 
 
 ot N. J. in state paper offices of England. 6. Settlement 
 
 ot Newark. 7. Constitution and gov. of New Jersey 
 New Jerusalem church. See Biblical and relig. lit. (Swedenbor- 
 
 guunsm, p. 105). 
 New Jerusalem mag. v. 42-44, 1869-72. B„ 1870-72 8° 8132 02 
 New Lanark. Owen (It D.) Outline of the system 
 
 of education at New Lanark. 1825. . . 5515.19 
 New lands within the Arctic circle. See Payer (Julius) 1144 16 
 New life in new lands. See Lippincott (S. J.) . . .113213 
 New London. See Countries (New London, p. 349). 
 New Mexico. See Countries (New Mexico, p. 349). 
 New monthly magazine, v. 1-150. London, 1821-71. 
 
 8 ' 8123.01 
 
 Same. N. S. v. 1-10. L., 1872-76. 8°. 8127.12 
 
 Note — Vols, for 1837-41, ed. by T. Hook ; 1842-43, by T. 
 Hood ; 1846-76, by W. H. Ainsworth. 
 New Netherland. See Countries (.Vein York, p. 350). 
 New Orleans. See Countries (New Orleans, p. 360). 
 New Pantheon : mythology. See Hort (W. J.) . . 3816.32 
 
 New pastoral. See Read (X. B.) 1855 1682 09 ■ 60 
 
 Newpiclures and old pauels. See Doran (J.) 1859. .2523.18 
 
 New practical window gardener. See Mollison (J. R.) . 6132.27 
 New school-history of England, [anon.] Oxford, 
 
 1870. 12° 463.20 
 
 New South Wales, (Australia). See Countries (p. 348). 
 New spirit of the age. See Home (R. H.) 1855. . . 2532.09 
 New Sydenham society. Publications. 69 v. Lon- 
 don, 1859-76. 8° 4302.03 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Diday (P.) Syphilis in new-born children, 
 etc. Tr. by G. Whitley. 2. Gooch (R.) Most important 
 diseases peculiar to women. 3. Bretonneau (P.), and 
 others. Memoirs on diphtheria. 4. Schroeder van der 
 Kolk fj. L. C.) On spinal cord and medulla oblongata, and 
 on epilepsy. Tr. by W. D. Moore. 5. Selected mono- 
 graphs : Kussmaul (A.) and Tenner (A.) Epileptiform con- 
 vulsions from haemorrhage ; Wagner (A.) Resection of 
 bones and joints ; Graefe (A. v.) Three mem. on iridectomy 
 in iritis, choroiditis, and glaucoma. 6. Bright (K.) Ab- 
 dominal tumors and intumescence. 7, 13. Frerichs (F. 
 T.) Clinical treatise on diseases of liver. Tr. by C. Murch- 
 ison. 8. Year-book of med., surgery, etc., 1859. Ed. by 
 G. Harley, C. H. Jones, etc. 9, 14, 17, 24, 27, 29, 34, 39, 
 
 44, 48, 52, 56, 60, 64, 69. Atlas of portraits of skin dis- 
 eases. 10. Year-book, 1860. Ed. by G. Harley, C. H. 
 Jones, and others 11. Selected monographs : Czermak (J. 
 N.) Practical uses of the laryngoscope : Dusch (T. von). 
 Thrombosis of the cerebral sinuses ; Schroeder van der 
 Kolk (J. L. C.) Atrophy of brain. Eadicke (t'nf.) Impor- 
 tance and value ol arithmetic means. Esmarch (T.) Use of 
 cold in surgery. 12, 16, 21, 26. Casper (J. L.) Hand- 
 book of practice of foreusic medicine. Tr by G. W. Bal- 
 four. 13. See 7. 14. See 9. 15. Year-book, 1861. Ed. by 
 G. Harley, etc. 16. See 12. 17. See 9. 18. Kramer (W.) 
 Aural surgery of the present day. Tr. by H. Power. 19. 
 Year-book, 1862. Ed. by E. Montgomery, and others. 20. 
 Neubauer (C.t and Vogel (J.) Guide to analysis of the 
 urine. Tr. by W. O. Markham. 21 See 12. 22. Donders 
 (F. C.) Accommodation and retraction of the eye. Tr. by 
 W. D. Moore. 23. Year-book of medicine, surgery, etc., 
 1863. Ed. by J. Hintou, H. Jones, etc. 24. See 9. 25. 
 Year-book, 1864. 26. See 12. 27. See 9. 28, 31. Ber- 
 nutz (G.) and Goupil (E.) Diseases of women. 29. See 9. 
 30, 37, 61, 63. Hebra (F.) Diseases of the skin. 31. See 
 28! 32, 43, 50, 59, 65. Biennial retrospect of med, etc., 
 for 1865-66. Ed. by H. Power, etc. 33. Griesinger (W.) 
 Mental pathology and therapeutics. 34. See 9. 35. 42. 
 
 45, 51, 55. Trousseau (A ) Lectures on clinical med. Tr. 
 and ed. by P. V. Bazire. 36. Addison (T.) Collection of 
 [his] public writings 37. See 30. 38, 41. Lancereaux 
 (E.) Treatise on syphilis. Tr. by G Wnitley. 39. S<e 9. 
 40,66. Descrip. catalogue of the atlas of diseases of the 
 skin. Compiled by J. Hutchinson. Pt 1, 2. 41. See 38. 
 42. See 35. 43. See 32. 44. See 9. 45. See 35. 46. Nie- 
 meyer (F. v.) Clin. lect. on pulmonary consumption. Tr. 
 by C. Baumler. 47, 53, 57. Strieker (S.), and others. 
 Manual of human and comp. histology. Tr. by H. Power. 
 48. See 9. 49. Wunderlich (C. A.) On temperature in dis- 
 eases. Tr. by W. B. Woodman. 50. See 32. 61. See 35. 
 52. See 9. 53. See 47. 54, 58. Hindfleisch (E.) Manual 
 of pathol. histology. Tr. by E. B. Baxter. 55. See 35. 
 56 See 9. 57. See 47. 58. See 54 59. See 32. 60. 
 See 9 61. See 30. 62. Troeltsch (Prof. von). Surgical 
 diseases of the ear. Helmholtz (H.) Mechanism of the 
 ossicles and the membraua tympani. 63. See 30. 64. See 
 9 65 See 32. 66. See 40. 67. Latham (P. M.) Coll. 
 works, v. 1. 68. Smellie (W.) Treatise on midwifery, v. 1. 
 69. See 9. 
 
 New tale of a tub. See Bayley (F. W. N.) . . . . . 1614.1b 
 New theories and the old faith. See Ficton (J. A.) 1870. 3o85.05 
 New Timon; a poet, romance. See Lytton (Sir E B.) 1846 671.15 
 New world comp. with the old. See Townsend(G.A.) 1870 1135. 11 
 New world of words. See Phillips (Edward). . . . 6436 03 
 New York (City of). See Countries (New York, p. 349) 
 New York (State of). See: Countries (New TorkP. 350). 
 New York book of poetry. N. Y., 1837. 8 U 1674.24 
 New York ecclesiological society. New York eccle- 
 sioloo-ist. y. 1-5, 1849-52. N. Y.,1849-52. 8°.3632.16 
 
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 NEW YORK- NEWARK- NEWMAN 
 
 New York genealogical and biographical record. 
 
 v. 1-8 in 4. 1870-77. N. Y., 1870-77. 8°. 3241.17 
 New York Herald. 1870-78. [Imperfect set. ] 
 New York Herald *almanac. 1872-73. 2 v. New 
 
 York, 1872-73. 8° 6756.01 
 
 New York historical society. See full |entry under New York 
 
 (p. 350 of Catalogue). 
 New York journal of medicine, v. 2-10. New York, 
 
 1N44-48. 8° ..... 8133.02 
 
 Same. N.S. v. 1-16. N.Y., 1818-56. 8°. 8133.11 
 
 Same. 3d s. v. 1-8. N.Y., 1856-60. 8°. 8133.25 
 
 New York marine register : or American Lloyds. 
 
 1857-66. 8 v. New York, 1H58-66. obi. 8°. 5928.01 
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 1871-77. 8° 8134.14 
 
 New York mirror, v. 7-15, 18-20. New York, 1830- 
 
 42. 4° 
 
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 New York, 1872-73. 8° 6747.02 
 
 New York pulpit in the revival of 18J8. A memo- 
 rial volume of sermons. N.Y.,1858. 12°. 3577.14 
 New York review and quarterly church journal. 
 
 v. 1-10, Mch., 1837— Apl., 1842. New York, 1837- 
 
 42. 8° 8135.01 
 
 New York social science review. Ed. by A. Delmar 
 
 and Simon Stern, v.1,1865. N. Y., 1866. b'°. 8135.17 
 New York Times, v. 8-12 in 16 v. New York, 1859- 
 
 62. fol 
 
 Same. 1870-78. [Set imperfect.] , . 
 
 — Index. 1865. New York, 1866. 8°. . . . 
 
 New York teacher and Amer. educational monthly. See Ameri- 
 can uducntioual monthly. 
 
 New York Tombs ; its secrets and mysteries. Ed. 
 by J. B. M ix and S. A. Mackeever. New York, 
 1874. 8° 5611.20 
 
 New York Tribune. 1870-78. [Imperfect set] 
 
 New York world, v. 1-3, June, 14, 1860— Mch., 1864. 
 15 v. New York, 1860-64. fol. . 
 
 Same. 1870-78. [Imperfect set. ] . . 
 
 New Zealand. See Countries [New Zealand, p. 353). 
 
 Newall (Oapt. J. T. ) Eastern hunters. London, 
 1862. 8° 1012.19 
 
 — Hog hunting in the East, and other sports. Lon- 
 
 don, 1*67. 8° 1012.20 
 
 Newark, [N. J.) See Countries (Newark, p. 347). 
 
 Newark library association. Catalogue. Newark 
 
 1857. 8°. '2714.20 
 
 Newberry (John S.) Geological report. [With Macomb (J. N.) 
 
 Report of explor. exped. from Santa Fe 1859. J . 1126.10 
 
 — Geol. survey of Ohio. See Countries [Ohio : state publ. p. 355). 
 
 — Reports on botany, on geology, aud on zoology. [In Pacific 
 
 It. It. routes. Keports, v. (5.J 1127.06 
 
 Newbery (Robert). Gleanings from ornamental art 
 of every style. London, 1861. 4°. . . 1466.15 
 
 Newbury. (Mas*.), and Newburyport. See Countries (p. 347). 
 
 Newburyport. Public library. Catalogue. Newbury- 
 port, 1877. 8° 2723.22 
 
 Newcastle (Wm. and Margaret Cavendish, duke and duchess of). 
 See Cavendish (p. 257). 
 
 Newcastle fisher's garlands. Ed. by J. Crawhall. 
 Newcastle-on-Tyne, 18>;4. 8° 1674.26 
 
 Newcomb (.Simon). Popular astronomy. New York 
 1878. 8° . 4 oi7.32 
 
 — Investigation of the orbit of Neptune. [In *Sm. contrib.. v. 15, 
 
 1807.] 3937 15 
 
 — Investigation of the orbit of Uranus, with general tables of 
 
 its motion. [In *Sm. contrib., v. 19, 1874.] . 3937 19 
 
 — On the general integrals of planetary motion. [In *Sm con- 
 
 trib., v. 21, 1870.] . L . . 3937 21 
 
 Newcome(7feu. Henry). Autobiography. 2 v. Man- 
 chester, Chethamsoc, 110.9. 26-27, 1852. 4°. 5094 26 
 
 — Diary, 1661-1663. Manchester, Cltetham soc, no. 18 
 
 _ 18i9 -4° 5091.18 
 
 JNTewcome (Wm.) Attempt towards an improved 
 
 version, metrical arrangement, and explanation 
 of the twelve minor prophets. Pontefruct, 1809. 
 
 8° 3734 12 
 
 Newell (Robert Henry ). [ < Orpheus C. Kerr, ' pseud. ] 
 Avery Glibun ; or between two fires. New York, 
 1867. 8° 233 35 
 
 — Cloven foot: an adaptation of 'The mystery' of 
 
 Edwin Drood.' New York, 1870. 12°. 233 41 
 
 — Orpheus C. Kerr papers. lst-3d s. 3 v. New 
 
 York, 1862-65. 12" 233.36 
 
 — Palace beautiful, and other poems. New York 
 
 1865. 12° 1674.05 
 
 — Smoked glass. New York, 1868. 12°. . . 233.39 
 
 — Versatilities. [Poems.] Boston, 1871. 12°. 1674.28 
 
 — The walking doll ; or the Asters and disasters of 
 
 society. New York, 1872. 12° 233.33 
 
 Newell (Robert Hasell). Zoology of the English 
 
 poets. London. 1815. 16° 4713.20 
 
 Newell (Win., D.D.) Blessed memory of the just: discourseon 
 
 death of Jared Sparks. Cambridge, 1866. 8'. . . 3577.30 
 
 — Changes of life : discourse on death of MrB. Harriet F. Web- 
 
 ster. Cambridge, 1863. 8° 3577.30 
 
 — Christian citizen : discourse on death of Charles Beck. 
 
 Cambridge, 1866. 8° 3577.30 
 
 — Christian scholar : discourse on death of Andrews Norton. 
 
 Cambridge, 1853. 8° 3577.30 
 
 — Memoir of Convers Francis, D.D. Camb., 1866. 8°. 3577.30 
 
 — Our national legislature : discourse, day of the annual fast 
 
 April 7, 1842. Cambridge, 1842. 8° 3577.30 
 
 — Greenwood (F. W. P.) Discourse at the ordination of W N 
 
 1830 3581.26 
 
 Newfoundland. See Countries (p. 348). 
 
 Newgate calendar. See Jackson (Wm.) 6 v. 1800. . .6612.03 
 
 Newhall (Isaac). Letters on Junius, showing that 
 
 the author was earl Temple. B., 1831. 8°. 3088.17 
 Newhouse(S.) Trapper's guide. Wallingford,((X), 
 
 1867. 8° 4617.11 
 
 Newland XHenry). Forest scenes in Norway and 
 
 Sweden. London, 1854. 12° 991.05 
 
 Newlands (James). Carpenter and joiner's assistant. 
 
 London, 1867. fol. 1317.16 
 
 Newman. See also Neuman ; — Neumann. 
 
 Newman (Edward). Familiar introd. to the history 
 
 of insects. London, 1841. 8° 4823.25 
 
 — History of British ferns, and allied plants. Lon- 
 
 don, 1844. 8° 4915. 14 
 
 Newman (Francis Wm.) Catholic union : essays to- 
 wards a church of the future, as the organization 
 of philanthropy. London, 1854. 8°. . 3577.07 
 
 — Atheism [In Nineteenth century, Oct., 1878.J 
 
 — Contrasts of anc. aud mod. history. [Fraser's, Sept., 1874.] 
 
 — Crimes of the house of Austria. Ed. by E. P. Pea- 
 
 body. 2d ed. New York, 1852. 12°. . 544.06 
 
 — Dictionary of mod. Arabic. 2v. L., 1871. 12°.612].02 
 
 — Europe of the near future. With three letters on 
 
 the Franco-German war. L., 1871. 12°. 526.07 
 
 — Hebrew theism : the common basis of Judaism, Christianity, 
 
 Mohammedism. Itevised ed. Loudon, 1874. 8". . 3577.28 
 
 — History of the Hebrew monarchy, to the Babylonish 
 
 captivity. London, 1817. 8° 3441.10 
 
 — Homeric translation. London, 1861. 8°. . 1655.05 
 
 — Lectures on polit. economy. L., 1851. 8°. 5912.05 
 
 — Miscellanies. London, 1869. 8° 2538. 10 
 
 Contents: Fragments on logic. Lectures on poetry. 
 Lectures on the chief forms of ancient nations. A de- 
 fence of Carthage. Fragments on liberal instruction in 
 mathem;itics. Elocution as a part of educatiou. Essay on 
 national loans. 
 
 — Phases of faith : or passages from the history of my 
 
 faith. London, 1870. 12° 3577.09 
 
 Reviewed by J. Martineau, in his Miscel., 1852. . 8574.07 
 
 — Philosophical classification of national institutions: lecture. 
 
 London, 1867. 8° 3577.28 
 
 — Relations of free knowledge to moral sentiment : lecture. 
 
 Loudon, 1847. 8° 3577.28 
 
 — Relations of professional to liberal knowledge: lecture. 
 
 London, 1859. 8° 
 
 — Regal Rome. New York, 18 ">2. 12°. . . 433.11 
 
 — Reply to ' The eclipse of faith,' with chapter on the moral per- 
 
 fection of Jesus. [In Rogers (H.) Defence ol the Eclipse 
 
 of faith, 1856. J . . . 3587.17 
 
 A'ole.— Repr. from his Phases of faith, ch. vn. and IX. 
 
 — The Soul, its sorrows, and its aspirations. 8th ed. 
 
 London, 1868. 12° 3577.10 
 
 Reviewed by A. H. Clough, in his Remains, v. 1. 1633.21 
 
 — Text of the Iguvine inscriptions, with interlinear Latin 
 
 translation aud notes. London, 1864. 8". [In Philol. soc., 
 v. 15.] 6443.15 
 
 — Theism, doctrinal and practical ; or didactic re- 
 
 ligious utterances. L., 1»55. sm. 4°. . 357\06 
 
 — Umbiian language. [In Philol. soc. Proc, 1862.] . . 6443.14 
 
 — McCarthy [J.) Modern leaders, 1872 3257.16 
 
 Sen also Qu. rev., v. 95, 1854, or Littell, v. 9, 1856 (Newman 
 and the • Eclipse ol faith ') ; Westm. rev., v. 70, 18.8 (F. W. 
 N. and his evangelical critics) ; Chris, exam., May, 1866 
 (F. W. N., by J. w. Chadwick> ; Journ. of sacred lit., v. 7, 
 1851 ; p. 36U-378 (Modern spiritualism). 
 
 Newman (John B. ) Fascination ; or the philosophy 
 of charming. New York, 1852. 12°. . . 3814.24 
 
 Newman (John Henry). Apologia pro vita sua : a 
 reply to [C. Kingsley's] pamphlet entitled 'What, 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
NEWMAN -NIBELUNGEN 
 
 817 
 
 then, does Dr. Newman mean?' New York, 
 
 1865. 12° 3.377.11 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Eraser's mag., v. 70, 1864 ; North 
 Brit, rev., v. 41, 1864 ; Qu. rev., v. 116, 1864 ; "Westm. rev., 
 v. 82, 1864. 
 
 — Arians of the 4th century. 3d ed. L.,1871. 8°. 3413.22 
 
 — Callista : sketch of 3d century. N.Y.,1856.12°.233.49 
 _ Characteristics, from his works. Arranged by W. 
 
 F. Lilly. London, 1875. 12° 3578.08 
 
 Essay in aid of a grammar of assent. 3d ed. Lon- 
 don, 1*70. 12° 3577.12 
 
 Reviewed in Biblical rep. and Princeton rev., Apl., 1871 ; 
 Ed. rev., v. 132, 1870 ; Contemp. rev., v. 14, 1870, by F. D. 
 Maurice) ; Fraser's mag., u. s., 1870, v. 1 (by J. A. Froude, 
 repr. in his Short studies, v. 2, 1871) ; North Brit, rev., v. 
 52, 1870 ; Qu. rev., v. 129, 1870 ; Westm. rev., v. 82, 1864. 
 
 — Essay on development of christian doctrine. 
 
 Mozley (J. B.) Criticism of N.'s Essay. 3577.00 
 
 See also reviews by H. H. Milman, in Qu. rev., Oct., 
 1846 ; repr. in his Savonarola, etc. [8576.12] ; and by F. D. 
 Maurice, in preface to his Lectures on the Epistle to the 
 Hnbrews, pp. i-cxxviii 3748.16 
 
 — Essays critical and historical. 2 v. L., 1872. 8°358 1.09 
 
 Content* : v. 1. Poetry with reference to Aristotle's Po- 
 etics. The iutroduction of rationalistic principles into 
 revealed religion. The fall of La Mennais. Palmer's 
 view of faith and unity. The theology of St. Ignatius. 
 Prospects of tlie Anglican church. The Anglo-American 
 church.' Seliua, couutess of Huntingdon. 2. Catholicity 
 of the Anglicau church. The Protestant idea of Antichrist. 
 Milman's View of Christianity. The relormatioti of the II th 
 century. Private judgment. John Davison. John Keble. 
 
 Not*.— Reviewed by Ffoulkes, in Contemp. rev., v. 19. 
 
 — Fifteen sermons preached before the Univ. of Ox- 
 
 ford, 1826-1843. 3d ed. L., 1872. 8°. . 36S1.21 
 
 — Grammar of ussvnt. See above Essay toward a grammar, etc. 
 
 — Historical sketches. 3 v. L., 137/-73. 12°. 3581.07 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Rise and progress of universities. North- 
 men and Normans in Eugland and Ireland. Medieval Oxford. 
 Convocaiiou of Canterbury. 2. The Turks in their rela- 
 tion to E.irope. Cicero. Apollonius of Tyana. Primitive 
 Christianity. 3. The church of tlie fathers. St. Chrysos- 
 tom. Theodoret. St. Benedict. Beuedictine schools. 
 
 — Idea of a university defined and illustrated. 3d ed. 
 
 London, 1871. 8° 5522.03 
 
 — Lectures on justification. 3d ed. L.,1874.12°.3578.07 
 
 — Lectures on the present position of Catholics in 
 
 England. 2d ed. London, 1851. 8°. . 35S1.06 
 
 — Letter on occasion of Gladstone's recent Expostula- 
 
 tion. New Zork, 1875. 16° 3578.09 
 
 — Life of Apollonius Tyanaeus. [In his Essays, v. 2; and in 
 
 Hinds (S.) Hist, of the chr. church, 18,53. J . . . .3415.16 
 
 — Loss and gain : the story of a convert [to Catholi- 
 
 cism], uthed. London, 1874. 12°. . . 3578.10 
 
 — Parochial and plain sermons. New ed. 8 v. Lon- 
 
 don, 1N6D. 12°. 3581.12 
 
 — Tract no. 90, remarks on certain passages in the 39 articles. 
 
 [In Tracts for the times, v. 6] 3613.14 
 
 Letter to the bishop of Oxford on [Tract] no. 90. Oxford, 
 
 1M1- 8° 3613.14 
 
 Letter to R. W. Jelf, in explanation of Tract no. 90. 3d ed. 
 
 Oxford, 1841. 8° 3613.14 
 
 P us -y (E. B.) The articles treated on in Tract 90 reconsid- 
 ered, and their interpretation vindicated. 1841. .3613.14 
 
 — Two essays on scripture miracles and on ecclesias- 
 
 tical. 2ded. London, 1870. 12°. . . .3581.20 
 
 — Verses on various occasions. L., 1868. 16°. 1674.17 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Blackw, mag., v. 108, 1870, or Littell, 
 1870, v. 4. 
 
 — Via media of the Anglican church. 2 v. London, 
 
 1878. 12° 3578.26 
 
 — Kingsley (C.) What, then, does Dr. Newman mean 1 London, 
 
 1864. 8° 
 
 Note.— For this controversy, see Newman's ' Apologia.' 
 
 — McCarthy [J.) Modern leaders. 18 11 3267.16 
 
 — Martineau (J.) Personal influence of Newman on our present 
 
 theology; [In his Essays, v. 1, 1866 ; p. 329-406.] . 2535.17 
 
 — Bands (W. B.) Letter to J. H. N. on authoritative truth. [In 
 
 tin i Henry Holbeach, v. 1, p. 151-194.] 2532.20 
 
 S't also Contemp. rev., v. 10. 1869 (J. H. N. as a preacher, 
 SF a \ Vau g h an) ; Apl., 1876 (J. H. N., a psychological 
 study, by J. Hunt) ; Alliboue, v. 2, and M'Clintock and 
 strong, v. 6 ; Westm. rev., v, 98, 1872 (Dr. N.: the difficul- 
 ties of protestantism). 
 Newman (John P.) From Dan to Beersheba. New 
 York, 1864. 12° 1053.06 
 
 — ihrones and palaces of Babylon and Nineveh. 
 
 New York, 1876. 8°. 1015 17 
 
 ffewman (Samuel Phillips). Elements of political 
 
 economy. Andover, 1835. 12°. . . . 5C12 18 
 f_!K cll . (Wm, l His tory of prices. See Tooke (Thomas), 
 unthe loans by Pitt during 1793-1801. [In Journal of the 
 
 Statist soc of London, v. 18, 1855 ; p. 104-141 242-2851 • 
 Recent hist, of the Credit mobilier [In v 21 ] •-Results 'of 
 
 prices in^e m^ mTT ^ "» -'"bourse o 
 H,H ■ ;- M « th -°as of investigation as regards 
 statistics of prices and wages [In v. 231 —Mem rel to 
 
 lro^e , 8 8 a o f f^ Xati0n • i,1 f0rce in ae United Kr g dom- : - 
 v 94 1 aS i econonno GcieI »oo during the last 30 years [In 
 
 S^iarl^iaWA V Economy aud traL dept - 
 
 Newmarket and Arabia ; races and coursers. See Union (R D ) 
 
 Newnham (Win ). Reciprocal influence of body and 
 mmd. London, 1n42. 8°. 5^y 14 
 
 Newport (R I) See Countries and places '(p. 349)'; ate Galaxy, 
 
 Sept 1873 (Summer days at Newport, by L. H. Hooper) : 
 
 mson) Cm °" V ' 21, 1868 < New P° rt wharves, by T W. ffig- 
 
 News from New England, 1676. [anon.} Albany, 
 1865. 4° 596 04 
 
 News from the invisible world. See Tregortha ( J.) ." .3812.35 
 
 Newsboys. Brace (0. L.) Short sermons to news- 
 boys : with hist, of the newsboys' lodging-house 
 
 „ T 186b - • • 3523.10 
 
 JN ewspaper and general reader's companion, [anon 1 
 18th ed. 1872 6214 31 
 
 Newspapers. See Journalism and the press (p. 657) •— Adver 
 Using (p. 5) ;— Periodicals. 
 
 Newton (Alfred). Suggestion for saving parts of birds. [In Sm. 
 report, I860.] 39'}ft ir 
 
 Newton (Charles Thomas). Travels and 'discoveries 
 m the Levant. 2 v. L., 1865. h°. . .1045 02 
 
 Newton (Hubert Anson). Metric system of weight and meas- 
 ures. [In Sm. report, 1865.] 3936.20 
 
 _ Note.— These tables being incorrect, a new ed. was issued 
 in 1868. 
 
 Newton (Sir Isaac). Opticks ; or a treatise of light, 
 also, two treatises of the species of magnitude of 
 curvilinear figures. London, 1701. 4°. 1028.07 
 
 — Principia. The mathematical principles of natural 
 
 philosophy. Tr. by A. Motte. With [his] Sys- 
 tem of the world, 1st Amer. ed. New York 
 1848. 8° 402..09 
 
 — Brougham [FT., lord). Analysis of N.'s Principia. [In his 
 
 Dissertations, v. 2, 1839.] 3523.13 
 
 — Burnet (J., lord MonboUdo). Examination of Sir Isaac New- 
 
 ton's philosophy. [Appendix to his Ancient metaphysics 
 V- 2, 1779.] .5418.03 
 
 — Saisset (E.) God in the system of Newton. [In his Essay on 
 
 religious philosophy, v. 1, p. 159-196.] 3588.09 
 
 — Wright (J. M. F. ) Commentary on Newton's Prin- 
 
 cipia. 2 v. 1833 4018.09 
 
 4®- For lives of Sir I. N., see Biography (p. 182). 
 
 Newton (Rev. John). Works, prefixed, Memoirs of 
 his life, by B. Cecil. L., I860. 8 3 . . 3,.77. 13 
 
 Contents : Memoirs. Authentic narrative, etc. Letters 
 on religious subjects. Cardiphonia ; or the utterances of 
 the heart : correspondence. .Discourses intended for the 
 pulpit. Olney sermons. View of the eccl. hist. Olney 
 hymns. Poems. Messiah, etc.: sermons. Tracts : Apolo- 
 gia ; or four letters to a minister, etc. Plan of academi- 
 cal preparation for the ministry. Monument to the Lord's 
 goodness and to Eliza Cunningham. 
 
 Newton (John Frank). Return to nature ; or a defence of the 
 vegetable regimen. London, 18-21-22. 8'. [Pampnleteer, 
 v. 19-20 ] 5058.19 
 
 Newton (James Wm.) New and easy introd. to He- 
 brew language. London, lb05. 16°. . . 6414.28 
 
 Newton (Bichard, D.D.) Nature's wonders. New 
 
 York, 1872. 16° 3577.15 
 
 Note. — Intended to help the young ' to look through na- 
 ture up to nature's God.' 
 
 Newtown, (L. I.) See Countries and places (p. 349). 
 
 New York. See Countries (New York, p. 349). 
 
 Niagara Falls. See Countries and places (p. 353); also Scribner's 
 mag., Aug., 1876. 
 
 Nibelunge (Der) Lied, nach dem Abdruck der Hand- 
 schrift des Freiherrn J. von Lassberg. Heraus- 
 gegeben und mit einem Worterbuch begleitet von 
 O. F. H. Schonhuth. Tubingen. 1834. 18°. 7123.01 
 - Same. Mit Holzschnitten nach Zeichnungen 
 von E. Bendemann und J. Hubner. Leipzig, 
 1841. 4° I61.8.OI 
 
 — Das Nibelungenlied, uebersetzt von G-. O. Marbach. 
 
 Mit Holzschnitten nach Originalzeichnungen von 
 E. Bendemann und J. Hubner. Leipzig, 18 10. 
 4° 1668.02 
 
 Der Nibelungen Noth ; illustrirt mit Holzschnit- 
 ten nach Zeichnungen von J. S. von Carolsfeld 
 und E. Neureuther. Die Bearbeitung des Textes, 
 von G. Pfizer. Stuttgart, 1813. 4°. . . 1668.03 
 
 Fall of the Nieblungers : a translation, by W. N. 
 
 Lettson. London, 1850. 8° 1674.23 
 
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 NIBELUNGENLIED- NICOLAS 
 
 — Der Nibelungen Lied. Song of the Nibelungen. Tr. by H. 
 
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 From the German, with remarks. 1847. 1742.13 
 
 — Wagner (R. ) Der King des Nibelungen. 1876. 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., July, 1876 (Fable of Wagner's Nie- 
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 Nicaragua. See Countries {Nicaragua, p. 353). 
 
 Nicaragua ship canal. United Slates. Navy dep. 
 
 Reports of explorations and surveys, 1872-73. 
 
 Washington. 1874. 4° 1156.15 
 
 Niccolini. See also Nicolini. 
 
 Niccolini (Giovan Batista). Opere. v. 2. Firenze, 
 
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 Contents : Antonio Foscarini. Giovanni da Procida. Lo- 
 
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 Poesie varie. 
 
 — Vannucci (Otto). Ricordi della vita edelle opere di 
 
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 Testimonianze. Notizie bibliografiche. Lettere dal 1798 al 
 
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 Nichol (John Pringle). "Cyclopasdia of the physical 
 
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 — Planet Neptune : an exposition and history. Ed- 
 
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 — Stellar universe. Edinburgh, 1848. 12°. . 4016.08 
 
 — Thoughts on the system of the world. Edinburgh 
 
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 -Same. Boston, 1848. 12° 4016.20a 
 
 — Views of the architecture of the heavens. 5th ed 
 
 Edinburgh, 1815. 12° 4016.20$ 
 
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 Nichol (Win.) Lithographic printing. [In Hansard (T. C.) 611 
 
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 Nicholas. See also Nicolas. 
 
 Nicholas (John Liddiard). Narrative of voyage to 
 
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 Nicholas (Thomas). The pedigree of the English 
 
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 Nicholls (Sir George). History of the English poor 
 
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 — Hist of Irish poor law. L., 1856. 8°. . . 5818.16 
 
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 Nicholls (J. F.) Remarkable life and discoveries of 
 
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 Nicholls (John). Recollections and reflections, as 
 
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 Nichols (George Ward). Art education' applied to 
 
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 — Pottery : how it is made ; its shape and decora- 
 
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 — Story of [Sherman's] great march. New York, 
 
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 Nichols (Ichabod, D.D.) Hours with the Evangelists 
 
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 Nichols (James R., M.D.) Fireside science ; popu- 
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 — Illustrations of the literary history of the 18th cen- 
 
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 Nichols (John Gough). Grants, etc., from the crown 
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 — Narratives of the days of the Reformation, chiefly 
 
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 — Supplementary note to the discovery of the Jesuits college at 
 
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 — and Bruce (J. ) Wills from doctors commons 
 
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 Nichols (Joseph Hulbert). Discourse on genius. New York 
 
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 Nichols (Thomas). Handy-book of the British Mu- 
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 Nichols (Thomas L. ) A biography of the brothers 
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 — Forty years of American life. 2 v. L., 1864.8°. 1073.21 
 
 — Supramundane facts in the life of Rev. J. B. Fer- 
 
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 — Woman in all ages and nations. New York, 1849 
 
 12°. . 5823.06 
 
 Nicholson (H. Allyne) Ancient life history of the 
 earth : outline of palseontological science. Edin- 
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 — Introd. to biology. Edinburgh, 1872. 8°. . 4713.04 
 
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 Nicholson (James B.) Manual of the art of book- 
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 Nicholson (Peter). Carpenter's new guide. 7th ed. 
 London, 1819. 4° 1316.20 
 
 Nicholson (Wm. ) Introduction to natural philoso- 
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 Nicholson (Wm. R., Ushop). Priesthood of the church of God, a 
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 Nicknames. Disraeli(I.) Curiosities of lit., v. 3, 1858. .2762.05 
 Nicol (James). Elements of mineralogy. 2d ed. 
 
 Edinburgh, 1873. 8° 4113.05 
 
 Nicolas (Auguste). Etudes philosophiques sur le 
 
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 Nicolas (Michel). Le symbole des apotres : essai 
 
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 Nicolas ( Sir Nicholas Harris). Chronology of history. 
 
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 — Cynosure ; passages from distinguished writers. 
 
 London, 1837. 18° 6212.17 
 
 — Historic peerage of England. New ed. of the ' Syn- 
 
 opsis of the peerage of England.' Revised by W. 
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 — History of the battle of Agincourt, and exped. of 
 
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 — History of the royal navy. [To 1422.] 2 v. Lon- 
 
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 — Life of W. Davison, secretary of state to queen 
 
 Elizabeth. London, 1823. 8° 3U47.02 
 
 — Life and times of Sir Christopher Hatton. Lon- 
 
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 — Notitia historica : containing tables, calendars, and 
 
 miscellaneous information for the use of histori- 
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 — Observations on the institution of the Order of the Garter. 
 
 [In Archasologia, v. 31, 1846.] 5128.— 
 
 — Privy purse expenses of Eliz. of York ; wardrobe 
 
 accounts of Edw. rv. With memoir of Eliz. of 
 York. London, 1830. 8°. 3054.13 
 
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NICOLAS -NOAH 
 
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 London, 1827. 8° 3077.26 
 
 — Siege of Carlaverock, a.d. mccc. ; with the arms of 
 
 the earls, barons, and knights, who were pres- 
 ent ; withtransl., history of the castle, and me- 
 moirs. London, 1828. 4° 488.16 
 
 Nicolas (P. H. ) Nayal and military heroes of Great 
 Britain. London, 1860. 8° 3223.04 
 
 Nicolas. See also Nicholas. 
 
 Nicole (Pierre). Choix de pense'es. Paris, 1847. 16°. 
 
 Nicollet ( I. N.) Report to illustrate a map of the 
 hydrographical basin of the upper Mississippi. 
 Washington. 1843. 8° 1131.27 
 
 Nicobni. See also Niccolini. 
 
 Nicolini (G. B.) Hist, of the Jesuits. London, 1854. 
 12°. 3426.08 
 
 Nicolui (Giuseppe). Poesie. Firenze,1860. 12°. 7317.12 
 
 Nicolo (Antonio). Ten years' imprisonment in the 
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 Nicon, patriarch of Russian church, b. 1605, d. 1681. See Palmer 
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 Niebuhr ^Barthold Georg . History of Rome. [To 
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 Nieineyer (Felix von). Clinical lectures on pulmona- 
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 Niernsee (Jo .u R.) Report on construction and embellishment 
 
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 Night. Jacox (F.) At nightfall and midnight. 
 
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 Night side of nature. See Crowe (C.) 1855 3815.17 
 
 Night thoughts. See Young (Edward). Poems. 
 
 Night with tue Yankees. See Macmillan (A.) 1868. . . 1125.18 
 
 Nightingale (Florence). Notes on nursing. New 
 
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 — Snb-note of interrogation. [Fras. mag., July, 1873.] 
 Nightingale (Joseph). English topography : coun- 
 ties of England and Wales. With a map of each 
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 -Memoirs of queen Caroline. 3 v. L.,1820. 8°. 3032.18 
 
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 Nikal (F. M.) History of France, 420 to 1870. Lon- 
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 aikoa, patriarch of the Russian church. See Nioon. 
 
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 Niles (Hezekiah). Journal of the proceedings of the 
 friends of domestic industry, New York 1831 
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 — Principles and acts of the Revolution ; orations 
 
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 Niles (John Milmon). Life of Oliver Hazard Perrv . 
 
 Hartford, 1820. 8° 3142 20 
 
 Niles (Rev Win A.) Our country's peril 'and hope': sermon, 
 
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 Nimrod of the sea. See Davis (W. It.) 1874 ' ' 93319 
 
 Nimrod's tour in Scotland. See Apperley (0. J.)' 1838. 95502 
 Nine poems by Y. See Clive (C.) 1856. . . . 103306 
 
 Nineteen beautiful years ; a girl's life, by her sister 
 
 New York, 1864. 16° 3134 10 
 
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 Contents. 
 Agrouomes latins : Cato. Varro. Columella. Palladius. 
 
 1864 7725.01 
 
 Ammianus Marcellinus. Jornandius. Frontiuus. Vege- 
 
 tius. Modestus. 1869 7725.02 
 
 Celsus. Vitruvius. Censorinus. Frontiuus. 1866. 7725.03 
 
 Cicero. 5 v. 1869 7725.04 
 
 Horatius. Juvenal. Persius. Sulpicla. Turnus. Catul- 
 lus. Propertius. Gallus. Maximus. Tibullus. Phradrus. 
 
 Publius Syrus. 1869 . . 7725.09 
 
 Livius. 2 v. 1864 7726.06 
 
 Lucanus. Silius Italicus. Claudianus. 1862. . 7725.10 
 Lucretius. Viigilius. Valerius Flaccus. 1868. . . 7725.11 
 Macrobius. Varro. Pomponius Mela. 1863. . . . 7725.12 
 Nepos. Quintus Curtius. Justinus. Julius obsequens. 
 
 1864 . 7725.13 
 
 Ovidius. 1869 7725.14 
 
 Petrouius. Apuleius. Aulus Gellius. 1860. . . 7725.15 
 
 Plinius. 2 v. 1865 7725.16 
 
 Quintilianus. Plinius Secundus. 1860 7725.18 
 
 Sallustius. Julius Caasar. Velleins Paterculus. Florus. 
 
 1861 . . . . 7725.19 
 
 Seneca. Opera philosophica 7726.00 
 
 Statius. Martial. Mauilins. Lucilius Junior. Rutilius. 
 
 Gratius Faliscus. Nemesianus. Calpuruius. 1868. 7726.01 
 Suetonius. Historise Augusta scriptores — Spartianus, Capi- 
 
 tolinus. Vulcatius Gallicanus, E. Lampridius, Trebellius 
 
 Pollio, Flavius Vopiscus. Eutropius. Sextus Rufus. 
 
 1865 7726.02 
 
 Tacitus. 1869 7726.03 
 
 Tertulliauus, Apologeticus. Augustinus, De civitate Dei. 
 
 1862 7726.04 
 
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 Nisard (Marie Edouard Charles). Des chansons popu- 
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 — Histoire de la litte'rature francaise. 4e e"d. 4 v. 
 
 Paris, 1867. 12° 2733.12 
 
 — Histoire des livres populaires ou de la litterature 
 
 du colportage. 2eed. 2 v. P., 1864. 12°. 2741.06 
 
 Nitzsch (Karl Tinman). System of christian doc- 
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 Nitzsch (Chr. L.) Pterylography. From the Ger- 
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 Nineveh. See Countries (Nineveh, p. 353). 
 
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 Nisi prius. See Law (Nisiprius, p. 689). 
 
 Nitre. Hare (B.) Explosiveness of. In 3937.02 
 
 Nizami. (Persian poet, 1100-1180). Tales and fables. Tr. by Sir 
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 — Backer ( W. ) Memoir of the life and writings of Ni- 
 
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 Njals saga. Story of Burnt Njal, or life in Iceland, 
 10th century. From the Icelandic, by G W. Da- 
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 No love lost ; a romance. See Howells (W. D.) 1869. . 1661.18 
 No name series. See Fiction (p. 508). 
 
 No sects in heaven. See Cleveland (Mrs. E. H. J.) 1869. 1632.28 
 No sex in education. See Duffy (Mrs. E. B.) 1874. . . 5514.30 
 Noad (Henry M.) Student's text-book of electricity. 
 
 London, 1867. 8° 4027.30 
 
 Noah OlmslettdiJ.M.) N. and his times. 1*54. 3581.05 
 
 Noah : [a poem]. See Bodmer (J. J.) 2 v. 1767. . . . 1622.22 
 
 Noah ( Mordecai Manuel). Gleanings from a gathered 
 
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 NO AILLES - NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW 
 
 Noailles (Anne Paule Dominque, baronne de, marquise 
 de Montagu). Mnnoirs of the marquise de Mon- 
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 Nobility. 
 
 — Finlayson (W. F.) Dissert, on the hist, of heredi- 
 
 tary dignities. 1869. 5616.24 
 
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 41®=* See also Aristocracy (p. 35) ; — Heraldry (p. 616) ; — 
 Government [Aristocracy, p. 584); — Peerage. 
 
 Noble (John). The queen's taxes. L., 1870. 8°. 5916.22 
 
 Noble (Rev. Louis Legrand). After icebergs with a 
 
 painter : a summer voyage to Labrador. New 
 
 York, 1861. 12° 1143.03 
 
 — Course of empire, voyage of life and other pictures 
 
 of Thomas Cole. With letters, etc. New York, 
 1853. 12° 3042.14 
 
 — Life and works of Thomas Cole. New York, 1856. 
 
 12° 3042.13 
 
 Noble (Mark). Lives of the English regicides. 2 v. 
 London, 1798. 8°. . . .-. . . .3134.11 
 
 — Memoirs of the protectoral house of Cromwell, and 
 
 of persons allied. 2 v. London, 1787. 8°. 3045.12 
 Noble (B. P. ) Guide to water colour painting. 14th 
 
 ed. London, [n.d] 12° 1471.27 
 
 Noble (Samuel). Appeal in behalf of doctrines held 
 
 by the New Church. N. Y., 1851. 18°. . 3596.12 
 
 — Important doctrines of the true christian religion. 
 
 Introd. by G. Bush. N. Y., 1848. 8°. . 3596.13 
 
 — Plenary inspiration of the Scriptures asserted. 
 
 Cincinnati, 1839. 12° 3596.11 
 
 Noble deeds of American women. tfee'Clement (J.) 1851. 6822.10 
 
 Noble mottoes. See Bruce (C.) 6214.38 
 
 Noctes ambrosianas. See Wilson (John) 2516.01 ; 06 
 
 Nodier (Jean Charles Emanuel). Bonaventure Des- 
 
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 — Contes. 3e ed. Paris, [n.d.] 12°. . . . 7017.30 
 
 Contents : La fee aux miettes. Lesonged'or. La legende 
 de la sceur Beatrix. 
 
 Same. Derniere serie. 2e e"d. P.,[»i,.d.]12°. 7047.31 
 
 Contents : Trilby. Ines de laa Sierras. Smarra. La 
 neuvaine de la cuandeleur. Baptiste Montaubaa. 
 
 — Des rnateriaux dont Rabelais s'est servi pour son 
 
 ouvrage. Paris, 1S35. 8° 3147.24 
 
 — Nouvelles : suivies des fantaisies du deriseur sense. 
 
 Nouv. ed. Paris, 1865. 16° 7017.32 
 
 — Bomans. Nouv. ed. Paris, 1862. 12°. . 7047.33 
 
 Contents : Jean Shogar. Le peintre de Saltzbourg. Les 
 meditations du cloitre. Adele. Therese. Aubert. 
 Noel (Baptist W. ) Essay on the union of church and 
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 Noel (Eugene). Voltaire. Paris, 1855. 12°. . 3175.24 
 Noel (Hon. Boden). Beatrice, [a poemj. Philadel- 
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 — Behind the veil ; and other poems. London, 1M63 
 
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 — Syrian travel, and Syrian tribes. [In Gallon (F.) Vacation 
 
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 Nohl (Ludwig, ed. ) Letters of distinguished' musi- 
 cians. From the German, by lady Wallace. Lon- 
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 Noir (Louis). Le roi des chemins. P., 1867.16°. 7047.27 
 Nojoque ; a question for a continent. See Helper (H.E.) 5831.22 
 Nolan (Frederick). Egyptian chronology analysed 
 
 London, 1848. 8° 1076.21 
 
 Noll (H. B.) Botanical class-book and flora of Penn- 
 sylvania. Lewisburg, (Pa.), 1852. 12°. . 4911.06 
 Nolte (Vincent). Fifty years in both hemispheres. 
 From the German. New York, 1854. 12°. 3134 14 
 Nomisma ; or legal tender. See Oernuschi (H.) . . . 5931 20 
 Nonconformists. See Biblical and eccl. lit. [Dissenters p 84) 
 Nonjurors. See Biblical and cccl. lit. (p. 94) ; also Hunt [J.) Re- 
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 Asbjornsen. Udjivet af C. Tonsberg. Christi- 
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 — La betise humaine : Eusebe Martin. Nouv ed 
 
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 — Mademoiselle Poucet. 2e ed. P., 1866. 12°. 7012.03 
 
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 Normal (The). See Holbrook (A.) 5515 27 
 
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 London, 1878. 8° 552.22 
 
 Norman (Lucia). Youth's history of California. San 
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 Norris (Edwin). The ancient Cornish drama. 2 v. 
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 Norris (Thaddeus). American angler's book. Phila- 
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 Northeud (Charles). Book of epitaphs. New York, 
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 — The young declaimer : poetry, prose, and dialogue. 
 
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 Norton (A. Banning). History of Knox county, Ohio. 
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 — Lady of La Garaye. New York. 1864. 16°. 1671.07 
 
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 North America before and since the decl. of independence. 
 
 [In N. Y. hist. soo. Coll., v. 3, 18-21.] 015.03 
 
 Same. [In Mass. hist, soo., 3d s., v. 4, 1834.] . . 601.24 
 
 — Old Amer. coins. [freMass. hist. soo. Coll.,3d s.,v.7,1838.] 601.27 
 Biddeli (J. •£•) Monograph of the silver dollar. 1585.11 
 
 ,8£S» See also Arts (Useful 
 
 Periodicals. 
 
 Numismatic society. The Numismatio journal 2 v 
 1836-38 15840 j 
 
 — JNumismatio chronicle and journal. 20 v. 1838- 
 
 5 ,?- • • ■ 1584.03 
 
 bame. New series, v. 1-6. 1861-G6. .1581.23 
 
 Tradesmen's Tokens. 
 
 Akerman (J. Y.) Tradesmen's tokens, current in 
 London and its vicinity. 1869. . . . 1585.08 
 
 Boym ( W. ) Tokens issued in the seventeenth cen- 
 tury in England, Wales and Ireland by corpora- 
 tions, merchants, tradesmen, etc. 1858. 1585.18 
 Weights and measures, p, 48). 
 
 Nunneley (Thomas). Organs of vision : their anat- 
 omy and physiology. L., 1858. 8°. . .4341.24 
 
 Nunneries. See Convents (p. 280). 
 
 Nuremburg. See Countries, etc. iNuremburg, p. 354). 
 
 Nurse and patient, and camp cure. See Mitchell (8. W.) 4322.32 
 
 Nurse and spy In the union army. See Edmonds (3. E. E.) 
 1865 644.04 
 
 Nursery noonings. See Dodge (SI. A.) 1875 3512.04 
 
 Nursery Paruassus. See Rvtson (J.) 1866 1681.24 
 
 Nursery rhymes. See Poetry [Nursery rhymes). 
 
 Nursln?. See Medicine {Nursing, p. 764 ;— Hospitals, p. 760). 
 
 Nuts for future historians to cra.-k. See Smith (H. W.) .3152.18 
 
 Nutcall (P. Austin). Classical and archEeological dic- 
 tionary of antiquity and the middle ages. Lon- 
 don, 1840. 8° 437.07 
 
 — Standard pronouncing dictionary of the English 
 
 language. New ed. London, [;i. d.] 12°. 6 12 J. 33 
 Nuttall (Thomas). Introduction to systematic and 
 physiological botany. Cambridge, 1827. 12°. 4012. 25 
 Nystrom (J. W. ) Technological education and ship- 
 building, for naval and marine engineers. Phil- 
 adelphia, 1865. 12° 4512.02 
 
 — Treatise on screw propellers and their steam en- 
 
 gines. Philadelphia, 1852. 8° 3026.13 
 
 Oaths. See Biblical aud religious lit. {Oaths, p. 95) ; also Junkin 
 (D. X.) The oath a divine ordinance, 1845. . . . 3578.25 
 
 Obedience to authority. See Authority (p. 57) ; — Religious lib- 
 erty (p. 101 J; — Government (p. 584) ;— Law (p. 085). 
 
 Obelisks. See Coruhill mag., Nov., 1877 (Esthetics of obelisks); 
 also works on Egypt {in Countries, p. 306). 
 
 Ober Ammergau. See Drama {Ammergau passion play, p. 423). 
 
 Obemier(L-'ranz). Tumours of the brain aud its membranes. [In 
 Ziemssen. Cyclopaedia, v. 12, 1877.] 4358.12 
 
 Oberon, a poem. See Wieland (C. M.) 2 v. 1798. . .1695.15 
 
 Objections to the b dlot, answered from the writings of Mill, 
 Grote, etc. Loudon, 1837. 16° 5721.01 
 
 Objeot teaching. See Eduoation (p. 438). 
 
 OBrieu (Edward). The lawyer, his character, etc 
 
 Philadelphia, 1843. 8° 5622.06 
 
 O'Brien (Henry, transl.) Phoenician Ireland. See Villanueva 
 
 (J-L.) 466.22 
 
 O Brien (Patrick). Journal of a residence in the Dan- 
 
 ubian Principalities, 1853. L., 1854. 8'. 10:53. 15 
 Observation (Powers of). See Criticism (p. 398) ;— Self culture. 
 Observations upon the treaty between Great-Britain, France, and 
 
 Spain, at Seville on the ninth of Nov., 1729. London, 1729. 
 
 12° .In 6721.02 
 
 Observatories. See Astronomy [Observatories, p. 54). 
 
 Observer (The). See Cumberland (Richard) 2511.32 
 
 Obsonville (—Toucher d'). See Foucher d'Obsonville. .4715.20 
 
 Obstetrics. See Medicine {Midwifery, p. 762). 
 
 O'Callaghan (E. B.) Documentary history of New 
 
 York, [1600-1800]. 4 v. N. Y., 1850-51. 8°. 614.01 
 
 — Documents relative to the colonial hist, of New 
 
 York. 11 v. Albany, lh5G-58. 4°. . . 616.04 
 
 — History of New Netherland ; or, New York under 
 
 the Dutch. 2 v. New York, 1816. 8°. . 622.21 
 
 — List of editions of the Holy Scriptures and parts 
 
 thereof, printed in America previous to 1860. 
 With introd. and bibliographical notes. Albany, 
 1861. 1. 8° 37)7.12 
 
 — Voyage of the slavers St. John and Arms of Ams- 
 
 terdam, 1659, 1663: with addit. papers illust. of 
 the slave trade under the Dutch. Tr. with introd. 
 and index. Albany, 1867. 4° 583 1.13 
 
 O'Callaghan (John Cornelius). History of the Irish 
 brigades in the service of France, from James H. 
 to Louis xvi. Glasgow, 1870. 8'. . . . 497 21 
 
 Occam [Ockhaml (William of). See Brit. qu. rev., July, 1872 (Wil- 
 liam of Occam and his connexion with the reformation). 
 
 OCCULT SCIENCES 
 
 ,93* See also Apparitions (p. 31) ;— Biblical and religious literature 
 Superstitions ;— Witchcraft ; — Merlin ; — Dreams (p. 426). 
 
 1. General and Miscellaneous Works on Magic, 
 Astrology, Alchemy, etc. 
 
 Apuleius, His defence, or a discourse on magic. [In hie Works 
 
 Balm's ed.] 6013.12 
 
 Beaumont (J.) Of spirits, apparitions, witchcrafts, and 
 
 other magical practices. 1705 3812.27 
 
 Boissard (J. <l) *De divinatione et magicis et praesti- 
 
 giis, adjunctis effigiebus incisis per J. T. de Bry. 
 
 _ [about 1615.] . 3818.10 
 
 Christinas (H.) Cradle of the twin giants, science and 
 
 history. 2 v. 1849 3813.03 
 
 V. 1. Bibliography. Astrology. Magic. The heroic and 
 
 romantic ages. 2. Mesmerism. Pneumatology. G!msts. 
 
 Witchcraft. Fairy mythology. Talismans and charms. 
 
 alchemy and transmutation. 
 Colqahoun (J! G.) History of magic, witchcraft, and 
 
 animal magnetism. 2 v. 1861. . . . 3814.19 
 Defoe (D.) System of magic. [In his Miscel. works, v. 12, 
 
 1840.] . 6032.12 
 
 Same. 1728 3813.05 
 
 - Duncan Campbell 172.07 
 
 Delrio (M.) Disqvisitionvm magicarvm libri sex. 
 
 1604. . . 3818.14 
 
 Dendy(W.C.) Philosophy of mystery. 1847.3813.06 
 Contents : Nature of ghosts, spectres, fantasies, illusions, 
 demonology, sleep, dreams, nightmare, somnambulism, 
 „. transmigration, mesmerism, sibylline influence. 
 Mioit (C. W.) Mysteries, or glimpses of the super- 
 natural. 1852 3813.40 
 
 (Devil, p. 83) ;— Palmistry ;— Spiritualism ,•— 
 
 Manemoser (J.) History of magic. Tr. by W. Howitt. 
 Added, remarkable stories of apparitions, dreams, 
 witchcraft, and spirit rapping, by M. Howitt. 
 
 2v. 1854 3813.07 
 
 Contents: v 1. Of magic and its branches in general. 
 Theoretical views of magic among the amients. 2. On 
 ma»ic in mythology. The magic of the Germans. Mystic 
 doctrines of the middle ages : ParacelBus, Swedenborg, 
 Jacob Bohme, etc. Remarkable stories. 
 
 Garinel {J.) Histoire de lamagie en France. 1818.3813. 29 
 
 Godwin (W.) Lives of the necromancers. 1834. 3813.09 
 
 Hermes Trismegiste. Traduction complete, precede'e 
 d'une e'tude sur l'origine des livres hermetiques, 
 par L. Menard. 2e ed. 1867 38(2.17 
 
 Hitchcock (E. A.) Bed book of Appin ; with other 
 hermetic stories. 1863 ?> i> 
 
 Lacroix(P-) Curiosites des sciences occultes. Par P. 
 L. Jacob, [pseud.] 1862 3814.11 
 
 Lecky ( W. E. It.) Magic and witchcraft. [In his Hist, of ration- 
 
 ilium in Europe, v. 1.] • • • •.• -5814.02 
 
 Extraordinary popular delusions. 
 
 2 v. 
 
 Maclcey (0.) Extraordinary popular delusions. ^ 
 
 105Q .... oolo.lU 
 
 Livi (E) ' Dogme et rituel de la haute magie. 2e ed. 
 
 2 v. 1861 3817.^y 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Winslow's journal of psy. med., ». 13, 
 
 Madden (U. B.) Phantasmata : or, illusions and fan- 
 aticisms. 2 v. 1857 
 
 3813.12 
 
 In asking for books, use the •« Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
824 
 
 OCCULT SCIENCES- OCHOA 
 
 Occult sciences : 1. General 'works, continued. 
 Maury (L. F. A.) La magie et l'astrologie dans l'an- 
 
 tiquite et au moyen age. 3e ed. 18t>4. . 3811.14 
 Morley (H.) Life of Henry Cornelius Agrippa, doctor 
 
 and knight. 2 v. 1856. . . . . 3012.18 
 
 Note. — Reviewed in Fraser's mag., v. 55, 1857, and Westm. 
 
 rev., v. 66, 1856. 
 Maude" ( G. ) Apologie pour les grands hommes soup- 
 
 connez de magie. Amsterdam, 1712. . . 3812.36 
 Same. History of magick, byway of apology for 
 
 all the wise men who have unjustly been reputed 
 
 magicians. 1657 3813.27 
 
 Salverte (E) The occult sciences: philos. of magic, 
 
 prodigies, and apparent miracles. From the 
 
 French, with notes by A. T. Thomson. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1846 3814.06 
 
 Same. 2 v. New York, 1847 3814.04 
 
 Schot(K) Physica curiosa. 2 v. 1667. . .4724.11 
 Sibly ( K ) Key to physic, and the occult sciences. 
 
 [n.d] 3818.07 
 
 Thaumaturgia, or elucidations of the marvellous. By 
 
 an Oxonian. London, 1835. 12°. . . 1)814.09 
 
 Wright (T. ) Narratives of sorcery and magic. 3814.08 
 
 See aUn Eclectic mag . v. 25. 1852 (Divination, witchcraft, 
 
 aud mesmerism) ; Westm. rev., v. 81, 1864 (Astrology and 
 
 magic) : Wiuslow's journal of pay. med., v, 5, 1852 (Magic, 
 
 witchcraft, etc.) 
 
 2. Alchemy. 
 
 Brown (S.) Alchemy and the alchemists. [In his Lectures and 
 essays, v. 1, 1858 : p. 131-1811.] . 2515.01 
 
 Same. [In Chambers's papers for the people, v. 9.] 2516.05 
 
 Figuier (L.) L'alchimie et les alchimistes. 3e e'd. 
 1860 3812.25 
 
 Hitchcock [E. A.) Remarks upon alchemy and the al- 
 chemists, [anon.] 1857 3814.37 
 
 Mackay (C.) The alchymists. [In his Popular delusions, v. 2, 
 1850 ; p. 139-288.] 3813.11 
 
 Starkeg G.\ The marrow of alchemy. 1654-65. 3811. J2 
 See also Pop. sci. monthly, Mch., 1874 (Future of alchemy, 
 by C. Froebel), 
 
 3. Astrology. 
 
 Barrett (F.) The magus, or celestial intelligencer 
 1801 3818.01. 
 
 Bishop (J.) Marrow of astrology, with preface by H. 
 Coley. 1688 38il.09 
 
 Coley (II.) A key to the whole art of astrology. 
 1676 3811.10 
 
 Grammar of astrology. By Zadkiel the seer [pseudon. ] 
 1833 3811.11 
 
 Lilly (W.) Introd. to astrology. 1852. . . .3814.27 
 
 Plea for Urania : astral science, [anon.} 1854.3811.08 
 
 Proctor (B. A.) In his Myths of astronomy. 1877. . .4017.31 
 
 Raphael's witch !!! or the oracle of the future, [anon.] 
 1831 3813.^8 
 
 Roback ( C. W.) Mysteries of astrology, and wonders 
 of magic. 1854 3818.02 
 
 Saunders (R) Astrological judgment and practice of 
 physick. 1677 4321.21 
 
 Sibly (E.) Works. 4 v. [about 1790.] . . .3818.04 
 v. 1. Doctrine of the stars, or illustrations of the occult 
 sciences. 2. Calculation of nativities. 3. Cnlpeper's Eng. 
 lish physician. With notes. 4. Culpeper's Complete her- 
 bal. Witli notes. 
 
 Simmoiiile (W. J.) The prognostic astronomer; or, 
 horary astrology 3811.13 
 
 Stella (Ruperlus), pseudon. Astrologian's guide in hor- 
 ary astrology. 1832 3811.15 
 
 Wliarton (Sir G.) Works. 1683 5077.09 
 
 4. Modern Magic : Tricks and Sleight of Hand. 
 
 Blitz (Signor). Fifty years in the magic circle. 4611.04 
 Brewster (D.) Letters on natural magic. . . 3813.02 
 Same. New ed. with introd. chapters, by J. A. 
 
 Smith. 1868 3813.18 
 
 De Vere (M. 8.) Modern magic. 1869. . .3811.30 
 Hoffmann (Prof. ) Modern magic : art of conjuring. 
 
 [it. d.] 4611.35 
 
 Houdin (R.) Memoirs. Written by himself. Ed. by 
 
 B. S. Mackenzie. 1859 3083.04 
 
 Note.— Eeviewed in Westm. rev., v. 72, 1859. 
 
 Ocean (The). 
 
 Ocean life and adventure. 
 
 — Clarke (J". S. ) Naufragia ; or historical memoirs of 
 
 shipwrecks. 1805 932.15 
 
 — Goodrich. ,F.B.) and Howland (E.) Ocean's story ; 
 
 or, triumphs of thirty centuries. 1873. 9^3.24 
 
 — Shipp-n R\ Thirty years at sea. 1878. . 3162.31 
 
 fl® 3 " See also Geography {Voyages round the world, p. 572); 
 Whaling. 
 
 Ocean world, arA Marine Natural history. 
 
 — Figuier (L.) The ocean world. 1868. . .4686.02 
 
 — Gosse(P.K) Land and sea. 1865. . .4712.25 
 The ocean. 1856 4826.16 
 
 — Hartwig i G. ) Sea and its living wonders. 1861.4826.01 
 
 — Li be (H.) Conquest of the sea. [lo73.] .4518.23 
 
 — Michelet (J.) The sea. 1 61 4*26.13 
 
 — Renard (L.) Le fond de la mer. 1868. . 4821.10 
 
 — Scheie De Vere (M.) Wonders of the deep. 4826.11 
 
 — Simmonds (P.L.) Commercial products, etc. 482 >.*27 
 
 — Sonrel (L.) Bottom of the sea. 1870. . . 1825.1-1 
 
 — Tandon (M.) World of the sea. 1870. . . 4828. 15 
 
 — Thomson ( C. W. ) Voyage of the ' Challenger :' the 
 
 Atlantic, 1873-1876. 2 v. 1878. . . . 934.01 
 
 Physical Geography ; Titles, Currents, Meteorology, etc. 
 
 — Benjamin (S.G. W.) The multitudinous seas. 922.26 
 
 — Davis (C H ) Law of deposit of the flood tides. [In Sm. con- 
 
 ti'ib , v. 3.] 3937.03 
 
 — Hilgard [J E.) Tidal action in harbors. [In Sm. report, 1874.] 
 
 — Jordan ( \V. L ) The ocean : its tides and currents. 
 
 1873 4028.12 
 
 — Mallei (B. de). Telliamed : or the diminution of 
 
 the sea, etc. From the French. 1750. .4713 29 
 
 — Maury (M F.) Explanations and sailing directions 
 
 to accompany the wind and current charts. 6th 
 ed. Philadelphia, 1854. 4° 
 
 Same. 7th ed. Phil., 1855. 4°. . . . 
 
 Physical geography of the sea, and its meteor- 
 ology. New York, 1858 . 925.08 
 
 — Reclus (E.) The ocean, etc. 1873. . . 913 17 
 
 -Same. 14th ed. London, 1869. . . . 923.14 
 
 Note. — Reviewed iu Blackwood, v. 89, 1861 ; Ed. rev., v. 
 105, 1857 ; Fraser's mas?., v. 57. 18-">8 ; New Engl uder, v. 13, 
 1855 ; N. A. rev., v. 78, 1854 ; N. Brit, rev., v. 28, 1868 ; 
 Westm rev., v. 72. 1859. 
 
 — Peirce (B.) Ocean lanes for steamship navigation. [In Amer. 
 
 soc. sci. assnc. Trans., no. 6, 1874. J 5811.03 
 
 — Toynbee (Ca.pt. H.) Phys. geugr. of the Atlantic, between 2U° N. 
 
 and 10° S., and 10° to 40° W. 1876 '. 913.23 
 
 See also Contemp. rev., v. 16, 1871, or Littell, 1871, v. 2 ; 
 and Sept., 1875 (Ocean circulation, by W. B. Carpenter) ; 
 Ed. rev., v. 135, 1872 (Oceanic circulation) ; Cnutenrp. rev., 
 May, 1873 (Problems of the deep sea, by 'I'. H. Huxley) ; 
 Fraser's mag., v. 56, 1857 (The sea) ; N. s., v. 2, 1870 (The 
 greatest wave ever known) ; I ten.at rev., v. 1, 1H74 .Deep 
 sea exploration, by Win. B. Cai-peuter) ; Popular sci. rev., 
 v, 11, 1872, or Littell, 1872, v. 2 (Temperature and move- 
 ment of the deep sea). 
 
 aS" See also Natural history (Aquaria, p. 807 ;— Marine 
 
 zoology, p. 809) ;— Naval science (p. 812) ;— Poetry (The. sa) ; 
 
 Whaling ;— Fishes (p. 649) ;— Geography (Piys.geogr.,f.S"l). 
 
 Ocean bride : aporiu. Sc Milton (M. S.) 1834. . . .1667.10 
 
 Ocean gardens. See Humphreys iH. N.) 1857 4826.14 
 
 Ocean s enes. [anon.\ New York! 1852. 12° 921.17 
 
 Ocean (The), the river, and the shore. See Willcock (J. W. and 
 
 A.) 1863 4512.10 
 
 Ocean to ocean. See Oarrington (M. I.) 1869 1114.24 ' 
 
 Ocean to ocean. S»e Grant (li. M.) 1873 1161.13 
 
 Ocean world. See Figuier (L.) 1872 4825 26 
 
 Ocean's story. See Goodrich (F. B.) and Howland (E.) 9M.24 
 Oceana (The). See Harrington (Sir J.) 17U0. . . . 5728.02 
 Oceanus (Trip of the steamer) to Fort Sumter and 
 Charleston, S. C. Brooklyn, 1865. 8°. . 1113.02 
 Ocellus Lucanus. De universi natura. dr. et Lat. [In Frag- 
 menta philos., v. 1. Didot.] 7766.04 
 
 — On the nature of the universe. Tr. by T. Taylor. 
 
 London, 1831. 12° 54.i6.23 
 
 Ochoa (Eugenio de). Apuntes para una biblioteca de 
 escritores espafioles contemporineos en prosa y 
 verso. 2 v. Paris, 1810. 8° 7215.02 
 
 — Tesoro de escritores misticos espafioles. 3 v. Paris, 
 
 1817. 8° 7215.08 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Obras de Santa Teresa precedidaa de su 
 vida. 2. Alejo Venegas. J. de Avila. L. de Granada. J. 
 de La Cruz. 3. D de Estella. L. de Leon. P. Malon de 
 Chaide. J. Euseblo Niereinberg. Poesias espirituales. 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBBARX. 
 
OCKLEY-OLD AGE 
 
 825 
 
 _ Tesoro del teatro espafiol. 5 v. P., 1838. 8\ 7215.11 
 Contents : v. 1. Moratin (L. ?. de). Origenes del teatro 
 
 espafiol, seguidos de uua coleceiou escogida do piezas dra- 
 
 maticas'auterioresaLouede Vega. 2. Lope de Vega (F. de). 
 
 Teatro escogido. 3. Oalderon de La Barca (P.) Teatro 
 
 escogido. 4-5. Teatro esoogido desde el siglo xvn liasta 
 
 uuestros diaB. 
 Ockley (Simon). History of the Saracens. 5th ed. 
 
 London, 1848. 12° 547.08 
 
 O'Connell (Daniel). Observations on corn laws, etc. 
 
 Dublin, 1842. 8° 5093.01 
 
 — Select speeches. Ed. by his son. 2 v. Dublin, 
 
 18G2. 12° 6323.13 
 
 gg- For lives of O'Connell see Biography (p. 183). 
 O'Oonnell (T. J.) Letter to Pusey, on the true mode of the real 
 
 presence; or trausubstautiatiou. L., 1843. 8°. . . 6093.19 
 O'Connor iJ. D.) History of Turkey, and the causes 
 
 ofthewarof 1877. 2ded. Chicago, 1877. 8°. 1036.29 
 O'Connor (J.M.,<r.)See Gay de Vernon (S.F.)Scieuce of war.4515.01 
 
 Octatria. See Seneca (L. A.) 1810 1034.30 
 
 Octavian (Romance of), emperor of Rome, abr. from 
 
 ms. in Bodleian library. Oxford, 1869. 8°. 1674.30 
 O'Curry (Eugene). Lectures on the ms. materials of 
 
 ancient Irish history. Dublin, 1861. 8°. 486.16 
 
 — Manners and customs of the ancient Irish. Ed. by 
 
 W. K. Sullivan. 3 v. London, 1873. 8°. 486.20 
 
 O'Daniels (D. C ) Discourse, Westminster, Oct. 14, 1855, on re- 
 
 si»niue the pastoral charge of the 1st univ. society. Bos. 
 
 ton, 1855. 8" 3631.09 
 
 Odd fellow societies. Neison (F. 67. P.) Observations, etc., 
 
 1867 5914.28 
 
 Odd hours of a physician. See Gtarretson (J. E.) 1871. . 2521. '28 
 
 Odd people. See Heid (Mayne). 1860 4733.08 
 
 Oddities of history. See Timbs (John). 1872 6216.32 
 
 Oddy (J. Jepson). European commerce. 2 v. Phil- 
 adelphia, 1807. 12° 5923.01 
 
 Odger (Geo., b. 1829). Hinton (R. J.) English radical leaders. 
 1875 3221.14 
 
 Odling (Wm.) Course of practical chemistry for medi- 
 cal students. Philadelphia, 1869. 12°. . 4212.09 
 
 — Six lectures on the chemical changes of carbon. 
 
 London, 1869. 12° 4211.03 
 
 — Report on legal medicine, public hygiene, and dietetics. [In 
 
 New Sydenham soc. Year book, 1859.] .... 4304.02 
 
 — Thomas Graham's scientific work. [In Smith, report, 1871.] 
 
 O'Doherty papers. See Maginn (Wm.) 2536.02 
 
 O'Connell (Leopold, Spanish general, b. 1809, d. 1867). See Bent- 
 ley's miscel., v. 47, 1860. 
 
 O'Donovan (John, editor). See Annals of the kingdom of Ireland. 
 Odontography. See Teeth. 
 Odors, smells, etc. 
 
 — Johnston {W. F.) In his Chemistry of common life, v. 2. 4215.18 
 
 — Papillon (F.) In his Nature and life 4723.25 
 
 Hgr" See also Toilet and cosmetic arts. 
 O'Dowd (Cornelius), pseud. See Lever (Charles). . . . 2533.29 
 Odyssey. See Homer (p. 629). 
 
 antinomy of human life. See Dodsley (Robert). . . . 6211.22 
 Oecumenical couucil. See Biblical aud relig. lit. (Councils, p. 82). 
 OSdipas. See Plays [Alphabetical arrangement of titles). 
 CBlipas Judaicus. See Drummond (Sir Wm.) . . 3731.21 
 
 OMipusBomanus. See Townsend(G.) 1819 3613.17 
 
 Oenlenschl'ager (Adam). Corregio ; a tragedy. Tr. 
 with notes, by T. Martin. L., 1851. 8°. 1733.36 
 
 — Gods of the north, epic poem. From the Danish, 
 
 byW. E. Frye. L., 1845. 8° 1674.16 
 
 — Hakon Jarl, tragedy. From the Danish. With 
 
 poems after various authors. L.,1810. 16°. 1733.35 
 -OSS 3 For biogr. references, see Biography (p. 183). 
 Oersted (Hans Christian). The soul in nature. Tr. 
 
 by L. and J. B. Horner. L., 1852. 12°. .3914.02 
 Note.— Reviewed by J. Martineau, in his Essays, v. 2, 
 
 1868 [2535.18). 
 ~Betumonl(E.de). Memoir of O. [in Smith, rep., 1868.] 3936.23 
 Oesterlen (Friedrich). Medical logic. Tr. by G. 
 
 Whitley. London, 1855. 8" J 4316.19 
 
 Oettinger (Edouard Marie). Bibliographie biograph- 
 
 ique universelle. 2 v. Bruxelles,1851. 1. 8°. 2736.09 
 Ofl-hand takings of men of our age. See Bungay (G. W.) 2515.08 
 Offenbach (Jacques). The opera bouffe . La Grande 
 
 Duchesse, la Belle Helene, Barbe Bleue, Orpheus, 
 
 and Genevieve. Boston, 1866. 4°. . . 1566.12 
 
 — Offenbach in America. Notes of a travelling musi- 
 
 cian. "With a biogr. preface by A. Wolff. From 
 the French. New York, 1877. 12°. . . 3134.31 
 
 Offer (Edward). Illuminating made easy. London, 
 n.d. 12° 1472.38 
 
 O'Plauagan (J. Roderick). Lives of the lord chan- 
 cellors and keepers of the great seal of Ireland. 
 2 v. London, 1870. 8° 3256.27 
 
 — History of the Munster circuit. [In Dub. univ. mag., 4 art., 
 
 v. 87, 1876.] 
 
 Ogden (Aaron). See Herring (J.) anrtLongacre (J.B.) Nat. portr. 
 
 _. ., gallery, v. 1, 1834.] .3247.08 
 
 OgiLby (John). Britannia depicta orOgilby improved ; 
 by John Owen and E. Bowen. 4th ed. London 
 1724. 8° 9 ,- )3 .09 
 
 — Embassy to the emperor of China, by P. De Goyer 
 
 and J. De Keyzer, described by J. Nieuhoff. 
 Englished by J. Ogilby. L., 1669. fol. . 1029.01 
 
 Same. Second part. Atlas chinensis, etc. Col- 
 lected by A. Montanus. Englished by J. Ogilby. 
 London, 1671. fol 1029.02 
 
 Ogilvie (George, M. D.) The master-builder's plan, or 
 principles of organic architecture as indicated in 
 the typical forms of animals. L., 1858. 8°. 4717.22 
 
 Ogilvie (John, LL.D.) Imperial dictionary, English, 
 technological, and scientific. 2 v. Glasgow, 
 1850. 8° 6126.09 
 
 Same. Supplement. Glasgow, 1862. 8°. [Bd. 
 
 with v. 2.] 
 
 Ogilvie (John, D.D., F.B.S.E.) Theology of Plato, 
 compared with the principles of oriental and Gre- 
 cian philosophers. London, 1793. 8°. . 5425.25. 
 
 O'Gorman (Daniel). Intuitive calculations ; commer- 
 cial and business. 24th ed., by J. R. Young. 
 London, 1871. 12° 4011.18 
 
 O'Hara (Kane). See Plays (Arranged by authors). 
 
 Oglethorpe (James Edward). See Biography (p. 183). 
 
 Ohio (State of). See Countries, etc. (Oitio. p. 354). 
 
 Ohio River. See Countries, etc. (Ohio River, p 354). 
 
 Ohio Valley historical series. 8 v. Cin., 1868-71. 8°. 
 
 1. Bouquet's Exped. against the Ohio Indians, 1868. 2. 
 Walker (C. M.) History of Athens county, Ohio. 3. Clark 
 (G. R.) Campaign in the Illinois, 1778-9. 4. McBride (J.) 
 Pioneer biography. 2 v. 1869-71. 5. Smith (J.) Captivity 
 with the Indians, 1755-59. With notes, by W. H. Darlington. 
 1870. 6. Drake (D.) Pioneer life in Kentucky. Ed. by C. D. 
 Drake. 1870. 7. Miscellanies : 1, Espy (J.) Tour in Ohio, 
 etc., 1805 ; 2, Williams (S.) Two western campaigns in 
 1812 ; 3, The Leatherwood God. 1871 612.19 
 
 Oil painting. See Fine arts (Painting, p. 546). 
 
 Oils (Distilled). See Arts (Useful : Petroleum, etc., p. 46). 
 
 Okavango river. See Countries (p. 355). 
 
 O'Keeffe (John). Dramatic works. 4 v. London, 
 
 1798. 8° 1734.04 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Life's vagaries. Castle of Andalusia. 
 Grenadier. Tony Lumpkin in town. Poor soldier. Mod- 
 ern antiques. Sprigs of laurel. 2. Wild oats. Wicklow 
 mountains. Fontainebleau. Little hunchback. Banket 
 maker. Blacksmith of Antwerp. Positive man. 3. The 
 toy. Czar Peter. London hermit. Irish mimic. Tantara- 
 rara. Birthday. Beggar on horseback. 4. World in a 
 village. Highland reel. Magic banner. Farmer. Man 
 milliner. Prisoner at large. Love in a camp. The doldrum. 
 
 — Personal reminiscences. Ed. by R. H. Stoddard. 
 
 New York, 1875. 16° 3251.20 
 
 — Recollections. Written by himself. 2 v. Lon- 
 
 don, 1826. 8° 3135.20 
 
 See also New monthly, 4 art., v. 19-17, 1826 (by himself). 
 &%* see atso Plays (Arrangement by authors). 
 
 O-Eee-pa. See Catlin (George) . 1867 558.21 
 
 O'Kelly (James J. ) The Mambi-land, or adventures 
 of a Herald correspondent in Cuba. Philadel- 
 phia, 1874. 12° 1161.24 
 
 Okely (W. Sebastian). Development of christian 
 architecture in Italy. London, 1860. 8°. 1315.38 
 
 Okea (Lorenz). Elements of physiophilosophy. 
 From the German by A. Tulk. London, Ray soc, 
 
 1867. 8° 4744.11 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Quar. rev., v. 108, 1860 ; and by 
 Stallo (J. B.) In his Philos. of nature, 1848. . . .5426.05 
 
 Olcott (Henry S.) People from the other world. 
 Hartford, 1875. 8° 3813.42 
 
 — Yale agricultural lectures. N. Y, 1860. 12°. 6123.02 
 Old (R. O.) Colorado: its mineral and other re- 
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 — Beard (O. M.) Legal responsibility in old age, re- 
 
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 — Bernard (Sir T.) The comforts of old age. With 
 
 biogr. illustrations. 1816 3522.06 
 
 — Child (L. M, ed.) Looking toward sunset. 2521.01 
 
 Note.— Selections In prose and verse, for consolation and 
 cliocr 
 
 — Cicero (M. T. ) Cato and Lselius ; or, essays on old 
 
 age and friendship. With remarks by W. Mel- 
 moth. 2 v. 1777 5434.25 
 
 Same. Essays, etc. 1807 3535.05 
 
 . Same. (In his Offices. Bnhn, 1866.] \?} 3i,M 
 
 Note.— For the Latin text see Under his name (p. 269). 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
826 
 
 OLD AGE-OLLIYANT 
 
 Old age, continued. 
 
 — Emerson {R. W.) In his Society and solitude, 1870. 2624.03 
 
 — .Essay on the respect paid to old age by the Egyptians, the 
 
 Persians, the Spartans, and the Romans. [In Class, jour- 
 nal, V. 3, 1810 ; p. 142, 319.] . 2742.03 
 
 — Holme (J. S., ed. ) Light at evening time : a book of 
 
 support and comfort for the aged. 1871. 3562.20 
 
 — Kaye(J. W.) In his Essays of an optimist. 1871. . . 2533.23 
 
 — Plutarch. Whether an aged man ought to meddle in state 
 
 affairs. [In his Morals, v. 5, p. 64-96.] 6435.30 
 
 — Sigourney (£. H.) Past meridian. . . . 2543.06 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 16, 1865 (Young men in 
 
 history, by E. P. Whipple) ; Eraser's mag., Aug., 1873 (Of 
 
 growing old, by A. K. H. B.) 
 8S- See Longevity (p. 717) ;— Medicine {Health, p. 759). 
 OWand New. v. 1-11. Boston, 1870-75. 8°. 8148.01 
 
 Old bachelor. [Essays.] See Wirt (Win ) 2v 2546.13 
 
 Old Bailey experience. Our penal code, and prison 
 
 discipline, [aiton.] L., 1833. 8°. . .5817.17 
 OldBibleand new Bcience. See Thomas (J. B.) . . . .3611.22 
 Old bones, or vertebrate animals. See Symonds (W. S.) . 4721.19 
 Old brewery, and the new mission house at the Five 
 
 Points. New York, 1854. 12° 5828.03 
 
 Old Colony. See Countries {Plymouth, p. 359). 
 
 Old court suburb. See Hunt (Leigh). 3d ed 493.20 
 
 Old England : a pictorial museum. See Knight (C.) 2 v. 957.06 
 Old England and New England. See Bunn (A.) 2 V. 1853. 1074.13 
 
 Old English homilies. See Morris (Richard) 7914.02 
 
 Old faith and the new. See Strauss (D. F ) 1873. . . . 3595 08 
 Old farm and the new farm. See Hopkinson (F.) 1864. .6713.18 
 Old fashioned ethics. See Thornton (W. T.) 1873. . .6426.22 
 Old forest ranger : India. See Campbell (W.) .... 4624.16 
 
 Old God (The). See Bolanden (C. von). 1872 3523.00 
 
 Old homes made new. See Woollett (W. M.) 1878. . .1314.38 
 Old Humphrey's observations. [By G. Mogridge.] 
 
 New York, 1853. 18° 2541.10 
 
 Old Indian chronicle. See Drake (S. G.) ...... 557.09 
 
 Old landmarks of Boston. See Drake (S. A.) 1873.. . . 601.01 
 
 Old leaves; from Household words. See Wills (W.H.) 1860. 2545.19 
 Old man's (An) thoughts about many things. 2d ed. 
 
 London, 1872. 16° 2537.20 
 
 Contents : To my readers. Of the final cause. Of 
 
 schools. Riches. Statues. Style. Books. Of place and 
 
 power. Education. Taxation. Tithonus. Praxiteles. 
 
 The judgment of Paris. To an aged friend. 
 Old masters and their pictures. See Tytler (Sarah). . . 1431.36 
 Old masters : princes of art. See TJrbino (Mrs. 8. R.) . 1414.23 
 Old merchants of New York city. See Scoville (J. A.) 6 v. 3245 02 
 Old New England traits. See Lunt (George). 1873. . . 601.06 
 
 Old places revisited. See Bigsby (R.) 3v 475.26 
 
 Old play-goer. See Robson (W.) 1846 1735.29 
 
 Old plays. See Dodsley (Hubert). 
 
 Old poor Robin : an "almanack. 10 v. London, 
 
 1819-28. 16° 6761.01 
 
 Old portraits and modern sketches. See Whittier (J.) Prose 
 
 works, V. 1. . 6077.10 
 
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 Old red sandstone. See Miller (Hugh). 1852 4111.27 
 
 Old Redstone. See Smith (Joseph). 1854 3455.06 
 
 Old regime in Canada. See Parkman (I'.) 1874. . . . 664.13 
 Old regime of France. See Countries [France : Oldregime, p. 21 . 
 
 Old Roman world. See Lord (John). 1867 433.16 
 
 Old Rome and new Italy. See Castelar (E.) . ... 981.25 
 Old Sliekarry, pseud. See Levison (H. A.) 
 Old Testament. See Biblical literature {Old Test., p. 95). 
 Old-time pictures. See Taylor (B F.) 1874 [1873.] . . 1692.39 
 
 Old vegetable neurotics. See Harley (John) 4334.36 
 
 Old wells dug out : sermons. See Talmage (T. D. W.) 1874. 3612 25 
 Old wine in new bottles : Paris. See Gardner (A. K.) 1848. 901.04 
 
 Old world. See Freese (J. R ) 1809 1051 10 
 
 Old world, as seen through young eyes. See Walworth (E. H.) 
 Old world in its new face. See Bellows (H. W.) 1809. .-943.23 
 Old world seen witli young eyes. 2v. New York, 1871. 16°. 941.24 
 Oldcastle (Humphry), pseud. See St. John (Henry, lord Boling- 
 
 broke). 
 Oldcastle (Sir John). See Biography (p. 183). 
 
 Olden time. See Craig (N. B.) 655.21 
 
 Oldest and newest empire : China and the United States See 
 
 Speer(W.) 1870 1023.23 
 
 Oldfield (Thomas Hinton). Representative history 
 of Great Britain and Ireland ; a hist, of the House 
 of Commons, and of the counties, cities, and 
 boroughs of the United Kingdom. G v. Lon- 
 don, 1816. 8 3 . 483.07 
 
 Oldham (John). Poetical works. Ed. by R. Bell. Lon- 
 don, 1854. 16° 1674.10 
 
 Contents : Minor poems. Ben Jonson. Satires upon the 
 Jesuits, etc. Translations from Horace, etc. 
 
 Oldschool (Oliver), pseud. See Sargent (Nathan). 
 
 Oldys (Win ) Life of Sir Walter Raleigh. [In Raleigh {Sir W ) 
 Works, v. 1, 1829.] 6 ] 6U 64.13 
 
 — Dissertation upon pamphlets. [In Morgan (J.) Phoenix 
 Bi-itannicus, p. 553-502] 6056 16 
 
 Olill (Stephen). Greece and the Golden Horn.' New 
 York, 18.34. 12°. ......... 992.0 1 
 
 — Life and letters of S. O. 2 v. N. Y.,1864. 12'. 3135.05 
 
 — Travels in Egypt, Arabia Petrsea, and the Holy. 
 
 Land. 2 v. New York, 1851. 12°. . . 1043.01 
 
 — Works. 2 v. New York, 1856. 12°. . . 3581.01 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Sermons and sketches. 2. Lectures and 
 addresses. 
 
 Oliphant (Caroline). Memoir and poems. Ed. by C. Rogers. 
 [With Nairne (C. O.) Life and songs.] 1674.22 
 
 Oliphant (Laurence). Narrative of the earl of El- 
 gin's mission to China and Japan, 1857-59. New 
 York, 1860. 8° 1025.03 
 
 — Journey to Katmandu, capital of Nepaul. New 
 
 York, 1852. 12° 1012.01 
 
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 the U. S. Edinburgh, 1860. 12°. . . . 9*2.22 
 
 — Piccadilly, a fragment of contemporary biography. 
 
 Edinburgh, 1870. 8° 234.35 
 
 — Russian shores of the Black Sea. Edinburgh and 
 
 London, 1853. 8° 997.M 
 
 Oliphant (Mrs. Margaret O. W.) Dante. Philadel- 
 phia, 1877. 12°. [Foreign classics for English 
 readers.] 1636.13 
 
 — Francis of Assisi. London, 1871. 12°. . . 3418.15 
 
 — Historical sketches of the reign of George n. Bos- 
 
 ton, [1869.] 8° 3064.18 
 
 Contents : Queen Caroline. Sir Robert Walpole. Lord 
 Chesterfield. Lady M. W. Montagu. Alexander Pope. 
 The young Chevalier. John Wesley. Commodore AnBOn. 
 Bishop Berkeley. Samuel Richardson. David Hume. 
 Wm. Hogaith. 
 
 — Life of Edward Irving. N. Y., 1862. 8°. . 3086.05 
 
 — Makers of Florence : Dante, Giotto, Savonarola ; 
 
 and their city. London, 1876. 8°. . . 537.21 
 
 — Memoir of count de Montalembert, [1810-1870], 
 
 2 v. Edinburgh, 1872. 8° 3125.22 
 
 — San Marco. [In Macmillan's mag., v. 31-32.] 
 
 Note. — Mainly a study of Savonarola. 
 
 tS~ For her novels, see Fiction class-list (p. 608). 
 Oliphant (T. L. Kington). The duke and the scholar 
 and other essays. London, 1875. 8°. . 3257.21 
 
 Contents : Life of the duke de Luynes. Life of Huillard- 
 Breholles. Life ofFra Salimbene. Was the old English 
 aristocracy destroyed by the wars of the roses ? The loDg 
 union between the English Lords and Commons. 
 
 — History of Frederick 11. , emperor of the Romans. 
 
 2 v. London, 1862. 8° 3062.23 
 
 — Sources of standard English. L, 1873. 12°. 6432.14 
 Olive and the pine : [poems]. B., 1859. 16°. 1674.29 
 
 Olive branch (The). See Carey (Matthew) 6714.07 
 
 Oliver (Andrew, jr.) Essay on comets. Boston, 1811. 12". 4013.20 
 Oliver (Daniel, F.L.S.) First book of Indian botany. 
 
 London. 1869. 10° 4911.19 
 
 Oliver (F. E.) Use and abuse of opium. [In Mass. Slate board 
 
 of health. 3d report, 1871.] 4346.19 
 
 Oliver (George). Antiquities of free-masonry. Lon- 
 don, 1823. 8° 6837.27 
 
 Oliver (Peter). The Puritan commonwealth. [1620- 
 
 1689.] Boston, 1856. 8° 594.10 
 
 Oliver (Wm. A.) Handy book of the new law of 
 bankruptcy, and private arrangements with 
 
 creditors. London, 1870. 12° 5635.18 
 
 Oliver Optic's magazine, v. 1-18. B. , 1867-75.8°. G 
 
 Olivier (Juste). Le batelier de Clarens. 2 v. Paris, 
 
 1861. 16°. 7026.29 
 
 — Le Pre aux noisettes. 2e ed. P., [n.d] 16°. 7026.31 
 Olivieri (A. ) Italian commercial correspondent. Lon- 
 don, 1870. 8° 6422.06 
 
 Ollapodiana papers. See Clark (W. G.) 1844 2618.14 
 
 Olla podrida. [Ed. by T. Monro.] 44 nos. 2d ed. 
 London, 1788. 8° 25:38.24 
 
 Ollendorff (Heinrich Gottfried). New method of 
 learning the Italian language. With additions by 
 Foresti. With key. 2 v. N. Y., 1846. 12°. 6422.07 
 
 Same. New York, 1862. 12°. .... 6422.01 
 
 — New method of learning the Spanish language : 
 
 with appendix by Velazquez and T. Simonne'. 
 
 With key. 2 v. New York, 1818. 12°. .6123.05 
 
 Same. New York, 1858. 12° 6423.10 
 
 Oilier (Charles). Fallacy of ghosts, dreams, etc. ; with 
 
 stories of witchcraft, etc. L., 1818. 16°. . 3812.13 
 Oilier (Edmund). Cassell's history of the United 
 
 States, v. 1-3. London, 1876-77. 4°. . 568.13 
 Ollivant (J. E.) A breeze from the Great Salt Lake. 
 
 London, 1871. 12°. ........ 1123.20 
 
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OLLIVIER - OPTIMIST 
 
 827 
 
 nllivier(Emile). See King (E.) French polit. leaders. 1876. 3221.17 
 Olmated (Denison). Introduction to natural philos- 
 ophy- New York, 1850. 8 3 4025.10 
 
 B^^iiit secular ueriod of the aurora borealis. [In Sm. con- 
 
 "" trib V. 8, 1856.] 3937.08 
 
 w m [ se yiT D.) Couimem. discourse. [New Euglander, 1859.] 
 
 Olmated (Francis Allyn). Incidents of a whaling 
 
 voyage. New York, 1841. 12° 931.25 
 
 Olmated (Frederick Law). Hospital transports, Va., 
 1862. Boston, 186.5. 16°. . ... 4343.27 
 
 — Journey in the back country. N. Y., 1860.12'. 1124.07 
 _ Tournev in the sea-board slave states. New York, 
 
 1856. 12° 1113.06 
 
 -Journey through Texas. N Y.. 1857. 12°. lll:i.i)7 
 Public narks and enlargement of towns. [In Amer. soc. sci. 
 
 assoc Trans., no. 3, 1871.] 5811.02 
 
 -The cotton kingdom. 2 v. N. Y..1861. 12°. 11H.04 
 
 — Walks and talks of an American farmer in England. 
 
 fanon.] 2v. New York, 1852. 12'. . . H54.12 
 Olmatead (James Munson, D.D.) Noah and his 
 
 times. Boston, 1^54. 12°. 3">81.05 
 
 Olrig Grange, [a poem]. Ed. by Hermann Kunst, 
 
 philol. professor. Boston, 1872. 16°. . 1674.34 
 Olsen (Neils). American yacht list for 1874. New 
 
 York, 1874. 12° 4517.33 
 
 Olshausen (Hermann). Biblical commentary on the 
 
 New Testament. Transl. 1st. Amer. ed. by A. C. 
 
 Kendrick. Prof.Olshausen's Proof of genuineness 
 
 of writings of New Test., tr. by D. Fosdick. 6 v. 
 
 New York. 18.16-58. 8° 3747.01 
 
 Olvmpiodorus, Neo-Platonisl. Vita Platonis. A. Westermanno 
 
 edente. Gr. et Lat. Parisiis, Dirlot, 1802. 8°. . 7764.15 
 
 — life of Plato. [In Plato. Worts, v. 6, Bohn, 1854.] 6415.22 
 Olympia. See International rev.. Nov., 1875 {Art. by E. Cnrtius). 
 Olympic games. See Amusements {National festivals : Smilh ;— 
 
 West, p. 23). 
 Olympus (Mount). See N. A. rev., v. 97, 1863 (Acarnauia, etc., by 
 
 L. Heuzey). 
 Oman. Silil-lbii-RazVe. History of the Imams and 
 
 Seyyids of 'Oman, 661-1856. From the Arabic, 
 
 with notes, and continuation to 1870, by Gr. P. 
 
 Badger. [Hakluyt soc, 1871.] . . . .1012.18 
 Omar Khayyam, (astronomer-poet of Persia, d. 1123.) 
 
 Bubaiyat. Rendered into English verse, [by Ed- 
 ward Fitzgerald]. London, 186*. sq 16°. 7811.11 
 See also critical notices in Couteui. rev.. Mar., 1876 (byJEL 
 
 Schiltz Wilson) ; Fraser's mag., n.s., v. 1, 187U ; v. 3, 1871 
 
 (Arabiana, by W. G. Palgia\e). 
 O'Meara (Barry Edward). Napoleon in exile. 2 v. 
 
 New York, 1813. 12 u 3127.13 
 
 Omens. See Occult sciences (p. 823} ; — Superstitions. 
 
 Omens and superstitions : curious facts, etc. [anon. ] 
 
 Edinburgh, 1868. 16° 3813.23 
 
 Omnibus ITue). See Cruikshank (George). 1869. . .1445.09 
 
 Omphalos. See Gosse (P. H.) 1S57 4725.08 
 
 On mankind : their origin and destiny. By an JI. A. 
 
 ofBalliol college, Uxford. L., 1872. 8°. 3817.32 
 On seats and Baddies, etc. See Dwyer (F.) 1869. . . .4617.24 
 On tue boulevards, 1853-56. See Jerrold (W. B.) 1868. . 962.20 
 On the present state of the law as to marriages abroad bet.veen 
 
 Euglish subjecla within the prohibited degrees of affinity. 
 
 [anon.] London, 1841). 8° 3573.29 
 
 On the trail of the war. See Shand (A. I.) 1870. . . 526.01 
 
 On the wing. See Bumpstead (J.) 18>;9. . . . . 4615.13 
 
 Onanism. See Medicine {Spermatorrhea, p. 767). 
 Onoe a week. v. 1-13, July, 18)9-1865. London, 
 
 1859-65. 8° 
 
 Same. 4 v. New series. L., 1866-67. 8°. 
 
 Same. News. 13 v. L., 186-i-74. 8°. 
 
 Same. 4th s. v. 1- . Sept., 1874- . 
 
 Once upon a time. See Oraigie (11. E.) 3815.46 
 
 Onderdonk (Benj. Treadwell, bp.) The church— the faith— tradi- 
 
 tiou : a sermon. New York, 1844. 8' 5093.04 
 
 Onderdonk (Henry, jr. ) Annals of Hempstead, 1 643- 
 1832 ; also rise and growth of the Soc. of friends 
 on Long Island and in New York, 1057- 1 826. 
 Hempstead, 1878. «° 613.27 
 
 — [Bibliography, in mss., of names of persons and 
 
 places, with illustrative newspaper cuttings. 39 1. 
 Jamaica, 1863. sm. 4°.] 
 
 — Centennial, Jamaica, July 4, 1876 ; also, Recollec- 
 
 tions of school and college life. Jamaica, 1876. 
 
 8 J . ....... 606 19 
 
 Note — A collection of excerpts from newspapers pasted 
 upon 27 sheets. 
 
 — Historical sketch of ancient agriculture, and manu- 
 
 factures in Hempstead. Jamaica, (A 7 . Y.), 1867. 
 8° 613.27 
 
 —Queens county in the olden times. Jamaica, 1865. 
 
 8-,- .' • ' 616.18 
 
 — Revolutionary incidents of Queens county New 
 
 York, 1816. 12° 613 . 00 
 
 — Revolutionary incidents of Suffolk and Kings coun- 
 
 ties, L. I. New York, 1849. 12°. . . 613 07 
 Onderdonk (Henry M.) The christian's prayer. New 
 
 York, 1847. 12° .\ 3534.19 
 
 One hundred years of American independence. See Steele 
 
 „ < J - D -l , 575.23 
 
 One thousand gems. See Talmage (T. DuWitt) 361211 
 
 One year abroad. See Howard (B. W.) 942 29 
 
 O'Neall. See also O'Neill. 
 
 O'Neall (John Belton). Biographical sketches of the 
 bench and bar of South Carolina. 2 v. Charles- 
 ton, 1859. 8° 622.07 
 
 — Negro laws of the south. [In De Bow (J. D . B.) Industrial 
 
 ivsour, es, etc.. v. 2. 1852; p. 269-292.) . . . .5925.26 
 
 Oneida county, N. Y. See Countries (p. 356). 
 Oneida community. 
 
 — Dixon ( TP. II.) New America, 1867 1115.02 
 
 — N'rdhnff(C) Communistic! societies of D. S. . .6812.16 
 
 — Noyes {J. H.) History of American socialisms. . , 5813.08 
 O'Neill (Charles). Dictionary of dyeing and cal- 
 ico printing. With essay on coal tar colors, by 
 A. A. Fesquet. Philadelphia, 1869. 8'. 3933.10 
 
 O'Neill (Henry). Guide to pictorial art: how to use 
 
 the black lead pencil, chalks, and water colours. 
 
 5th ed. London, 1861. 12' 1472.30 
 
 O'Neil (Henry, A. Ft. A.) Two thousand years hence. 
 
 London, 1867. 12° 5813.05 
 
 Ontology. See Philosophy. 
 
 Onward : a magazine. Conducted by Mayne Reid. 
 
 v. 1-2. New York, 1869. 8°. 
 Note.— The uos. for Jan. and Feb., 1870, are b'd with v. 2. 
 Oort (H), Hooykaas (I. ), and Kuener (A.) Bible 
 
 for learners. 2 v. Boston, 1878. 12°. .3713.04 
 Oology. See Birds (p. 2171. 
 
 Opal. See Mineralogy (p. 574). Also Fine arts {Gems, etc., p. 544). 
 Opdyke (George). Report on the currency. New 
 
 York, 1858. 8° 5937.12 
 
 Open door. See Smith (J. H. Hyatt). 1870 3593.13 
 
 Opera. See Music {Opera, p. 799). 
 Ophthalmology. See Medicine {Eye, p. 758). 
 Ophthalmoscope. See Medicine. {Ophthalmoscope, p. 764). 
 Opie {Mrs. Amelia Alderson). See Fiction class-list (p. 609) ;— 
 
 Biography (p. 183). 
 Opie (John). Lectures on painting. Ed. with notes 
 
 by R. N. Wornum. London, 1848. 12°. 1424.08 
 
 — Cunningham (J.) Lives of British painters, v. 2. . .1431.02 
 
 Opinions. 
 
 Bailev ( S ) On the formation and publication of. 
 
 1854. 2513.02 
 
 Puller {A.) Criminality of mental error. [In his Works, 
 
 1852.] 3554.02 
 
 Gladstone ( IP. E.) Influence of authority in matters of opin- 
 ion. With rejoinder to Sir J. F. Stephen. [In Nineteenth 
 
 century, v. 1, 1877.] 
 Lewis ( if. C. ) Essay on the influence of authority 
 
 in matters of opinion 5135.24 
 
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 [In his Essays, etc . v. 2, 1865.] 2542.33 
 
 Slephm {Sir J. I'.) Mr. Gladstone- and Sir George Lewis on 
 
 authority in matters of opinion. [In Nineteenth century, 
 
 Taylor (I.) The balance of criminality. .3612.03 
 
 ^®- See also Belief (p. 72). 
 
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 Opium habit, with suggestions as to the remedy. [By 
 Horace Day.] New York, 1868. 12°. . . 4334.35 
 
 Opium trade. Allen (A.) Essay on the opium trade 
 
 in India and China. 1850 4334.39 
 
 See also Contem. rev. June, 1877 (China, England, and 
 opium by Justice Fry) ; Fortn rev., v. 16, 1871 (The opium 
 trade bv F W. Cliessou) ; Fraser, v. 66, 1862 (Opium rev- 
 enue 'of India) ; Nat. qu. rev., v. 20, 1870 (Opium and opium 
 trade) ; North Brit, rev., v. 26, 1856-7 (Opium trade with 
 China). . ,. Dlim 
 
 Opossum. See Natural history {Marsupiaha p. 809). 
 
 SppiarTs. De venatione. De piscatione .J)e aucnpio. Gr. et 
 
 I it Reco« F. S. Lehrs. Parisiis, Didot, 1857. 8°. 7766.17 
 Scholia et paraphrases. Ed. et indices confecit D. Cats Bus 
 ■ Parisiis. DUot, 1849.8°. .-,,,• ^ ; ™ 
 
 se maker 
 
 Opportunities for industry. See Freedley (E T.) 
 Optics. See Physics ;-Medicine {Eye, p. 758). 
 
 -?%*$.) True and false optimism. [In his Orthodoxy, 1878 ; 
 — Hed^f^H.) Dualism and optimism. ' [in his' Ways of the 
 
 Spirit, etc., 1877.] ° • • 
 
 «S- See also Philosophy <-P^«™)- 25U . n 
 
 Optimist (The). See Tuckerman (H. T.) 1850. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■»**.". 
 
 In aakhi 
 
 ing for books, use the "Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
828 
 
 ORACLES- ORLEANS FAMILY 
 
 Oracles. 
 
 — Oracula sibyllina. Ed, altera, eurante C. Alexandre. 
 
 Paris, 1869. 8° . . 3813.17 
 
 — Boissard {J. J.) *De divinatione et inagicis prte- 
 
 stigiis, adjunotis effigiebus incisis per J. T. de 
 Bry, [about 1615] 381s. 16 
 
 — De Quincey (T.) Memorials, etc., v. 1, 1856 ; p. 233-87.] 2522 13 
 
 — Fontenelle (B. le B. de). History of oracles. From 
 
 the French. 1750 3813.35 
 
 — Huidekoper (F.) The Sibylline oracles. [In his Judaism at 
 
 Rome, p. 120-130, 395-450.] 34G4.H 
 
 — Jortin [J.) Remarks on eccl. hist., v.l, p. 57 and 167-185.3423.22 
 
 — MozleyiJ.A.) Influence of oracles. [In Oxford prize essays, 
 
 V. 5, 1836 ; p. 175-247.] 2541.15 
 
 — Plutarch. Wherefore the Pythiau Priestess now ceases to de- 
 
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 Our feathered companions. See Jackson (T.) 1865. . . 4816.04 
 Our first huudied years. See Lester (C. E.) 1875. . . 676.14 
 
 Our four-footed friends. See Howitt (M.) 4724.15 
 
 Our girls. See Lewis (Dio). 1871 „ .6822.16 
 
 .Our great captains. See Brockett (L. P.) 1865. . . . 632.06 
 Our houses, and what made of. See Davidson (E. A.) . 1311.01 
 Our inheritance in the Great Pyramid. See Smyth (C. P ) 1082 10 
 Our ironclads and merchant ships. See Fishbourne (E.G.) 4517.32 
 
 Our King and Siviour See Wise (Daniel) 3421.24 
 
 Our little one : The little shoe, Little feet, Little 
 
 footsteps. [Poems.] Boston, 1867. 18°. 1674.15 
 
 Our living poets. See Forman(H. B.) 1871 1643.19 
 
 Our living representative men. See Savage (John). I860. 3156.01 
 
 Our Lord's resurrection. See Williams (I.) 3753 09 
 
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 See Saunders (F.) 584.19 
 
 Our national house. See Remington {Rev. E F.) 1873. 5722.19 
 Our new masters [i.e. workingmeu]. See Wright (T.) 1873. 5816.29 
 
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 Our new way round the world. See Coffin (C. C.) 1869. 925.10 
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 Our ocean highways. See Dempsey (J. M.) 1870.. . . 933.05 
 Our old home : Engl, sketches. See Hawthorne (N.) 1863. 964.16 
 
 Our own birds. See Bailey (W. L ) 1869 4812.16 
 
 Our pariBh, etc. See Murray (N ) 1854 3576.14 
 
 Our place among infinities. See Proctor (R. A.) . .4015.34 
 
 Our poetical favorites. See Kendrick (A. C.) 1871. . . 1662.21 
 Our poor relations : a philozoic essay. See Hamley (E. B.) 4722.15 
 
 Our press gang. See Wilmer (L. A.) 1859 2711.22 
 
 Our reptiles. See Cook (M. C.) 1865 4811.01 
 
 Our Saturday nights. See Pomeroy IM. M.) 1870. . 2541.33 
 
 Our seamen. See Flimsoll (S.) 1873 5816.30 
 
 Our seven churches. See Beecher (T. K.) 1870. . . . 3412.18 
 Our sketching club. See Tyrwhitt (R. St. J.) 1875. . . 1432.38 
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 Our vacations. See Clark (F. E.) 1874 1111.21 
 
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 Ourliac (Fdouard). Proverbes et scenes bourgeoises. 
 
 Paris, 1868. 12° 7048.01 
 
 Ouseley (Sir F. A. Gore). Treatise on counterpoint, 
 
 canon, and fugue. London, 1869. 8°. . 1566.22 
 
 — Treatise on harmony. 2d ed L., 1868. 8°. 1566.21 
 
 — Treatise on musical form and general composition. 
 
 London, 1875. 8° 1566.23 
 
 Ouseley (Sir Gore). Biographical notices of Persian 
 poets ; with critical remarks. With memoir of 
 Sir G. Ouseley, by J. Reynolds. L.,1846.8°.7816.12 
 
 Ourselves : women. See Linton (E. L.) 1809 5811.01 
 
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 Out of town. See Burnand (F. C.) 1868 944.02 
 
 Outcroppings : selections of California verse. San 
 
 Francisco, 1866. 12° 1674.31 
 
 Out-door papers. See Higginson (T. W.) 2532.02 
 
 Out-doors at Idlewild. See Willis (N. P.) 2545.28 
 
 Outhier (Reginald). *Journal of a voyage to the North, 1736-37. 
 
 [In Pinkerton. Voyages, v. 1.] 926.01 
 
 Outlines of men, women, and things. See Ames (Mrs. M. C.) 
 
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 mentary. 2 v. Edin. and L., 1846. 8°. 1035.19 
 Outre-mer. See Longfellow (H. W\) Prose works, v. 1. 5052.11 
 Ouvaroff (Comte Serge). Essay on the mysteries of 
 Eleusis. From the French, by J. D. Price. Lon- 
 don, 1817. 8° 3817.11 
 
 Ouvry (Col. Henry Aime). On the Prussian infantry. 
 2d ed. London, 1870. 8° 4516.11 
 
 — Stein and his reforms in Prussia, with reference 
 
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 kerton. Voyages, v. 14 926.14 
 
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 Over the plains, etc. See Tice (J. H.) 1872 1132.19 
 
 Over the Rocky mountaius. See Ballantyne miscel., v. 7, 1869. 
 Overbeck (Frz.) Introd. to the Acts. [In Zeller (E.) Acts of 
 the Apostles. 1875.] 3755.28 
 
 Overbury (Sir Thomas). Miscellaneous works. Ed. 
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 — Mechanics for the millwright, machinist, etc. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1851. 12° 3923.12 
 
 _ Moulder's and founder's pocket guide. Philadel- 
 phia, 1852. 12° 3933.41 
 
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 Overstone {Lord). See Loyd (S. J., lord Overstone). 
 Overthrow of the French army : its prelude and its 
 cause, [anon.] London, 1871. . . . 526.12 
 Overture of angels. See Beecher (H. W.) 1870. . . 8516.14 
 Ovidiua Naso (Publius). Ovid, by Alfred Church. 
 Phil, 1876. 16°. [Ancient classics.] . 1675.05 
 
 — Elegies ; tr. by C. Marlowe. [In M.'s Works, 1858 ] . 1735.01 
 
 — Fasti Tristia, Pontic epistles, Ibis, and Halieuticon. 
 
 Tr.' by H. T. Riley. L., Bohn, 1831. 12°. 1675.03 
 
 — Hero'ides. Amores. Ars amatoria. Rernedia amo- 
 
 ris. De medicamine faciei. Nux or the walnut 
 tree To Livia Augusta on the death of her son. 
 Tr. by H. T. Riley. L., Bohn, 1852. 12°. 1675.04 
 
 — Metamorphoses. Literally tr. into Engl, prose, by 
 
 H. T. Kiley. London, Bohn, 1851. 12°. . 1675.04 
 Same. Tr. by Dryden, Addison, Garth, and others. [In 
 
 Chalmers (A.) English poets, v. 20, 1810.) . . . .1626.20 
 
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 — Opera omnia. Ex ed. Burmanniana ; cum notis et 
 
 interpretatione in usum Delphini. 8 v. Lon- 
 don, Valpy, 1821. 8°. ...... . 7715.12 
 
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 Medicamina faciei : fragmen- 
 
 tum, v. 2. 
 Metamorphoseon, v. 2, 3. 
 Note, v. 6-8. 
 Nux : elegia, v. 2. 
 Bemedia amoris, v. 2. 
 Tristium lib. v., v. 4-5. 
 
 Amorum libri tres, v. 1. 
 Artis amatoria? lib. treB, v. 2. 
 Coasolatio ad Liviam Angus- 
 tarn, v. 2. 
 Epistolse ex Ponto, v. 5. 
 Pastortimlib^ vi., v. 4. 
 Halieuticon : fragmentum, v. 2. 
 Hero'ides, v. 1. 
 Ibis, v. 5. ' 
 
 — Opera. [In *Walker (G. S.) Corpus poetarum.] . . 1697.15 
 
 — [Works. ] Tr. by Dryden, Pope, Congreve, Addi- 
 
 son and others. 2 v. N. Y., 1852. 16°. . 1675.01 
 
 — Translations from Ovid, by J. Dryden. [In his Works, v. 12, 
 
 1821.] 5042.25 
 
 See Teuffel's Hist, of Bonian lit., v. 1, p. 469-487. 
 
 Owen (.David Dale). Report of geological survey of 
 Wisconsin, Iowa, and Minnesota ; and of a por- 
 tion of Nebraska territory. Phil., 1852.4°. 4117.04 
 
 Same. Illustrations. Phila., 1852. 4°. 4117.05 
 
 Owen (Hugh, jr.) The elementary act, 1870. (33 and 
 34 Vict., c. 75). "With notes, etc. 3d ed. Lon- 
 don, 1870. 16° 5514.19 
 
 Owen (John) and Eowen (J.) Britannia depicted. See Ogilby 
 (Johu) 953.09 
 
 Owen (John, D.D.) Works. Ed. by T. Russell. 
 21 v. London, 1826. s° 3571.01 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Life and writings of J. Owen, by W. 
 Orme. Clarkson's funeral sermon. Indexes to Works. 
 
 2. Discourse concerning the Holy Spirit. 
 
 3. Discourse cone, the Holy spirit. The reason of faith : 
 the Scripture to be the word of God. Means of under- 
 standing the iniud of God as revealed in his word. 
 
 4. Work of the Holy Spirit in prayer. Two discourses 
 cone, the Holy Spirit and His work. Of the divine original 
 authority, etc., of tho Scriptures [against AValton's Poly- 
 glott]. Of the integrity and purity of the Hebrew and 
 Greek text of the Scriptures. Pro sacris Scripturis ad- 
 versus fanaticos. 
 
 5. Two short catechisms. Display of Arminianism. 
 Death of Christ, a treatise and reconciliation. 
 
 6. Doctrine of the saints' perseverance, ch. 1-10. 
 
 7. Saints' perseverance, ch. 11-17. Of the mortification 
 of sin in believers. Of temptation. 
 
 8. Vindiciaa evaugelicse ; or the mystery of the gospel 
 vindicated, and sociniauism examined, in confutation of 
 the Racovian catechism. 
 
 9. Same, cont'd. Of the death of Christ and of justifica- 
 tion. Review of Grotius's doctrine of the deity and satis- 
 faction of Christ. Dissertation of divine justice. 
 
 10. Of communion wfth God the Father, Son, and Holy 
 Ghost. Same, vindicated from the exceptions of W. Sher- 
 lock. Brief declaration and vindication of the doctrine 
 of the Trinity, as also of the person and satisfaction of 
 Christ. 
 
 11. Doctrine of justification by faith, through the im- 
 putation of the righteousness of Christ. Gospel grounds 
 and evidences of the faith of God's elect. 
 
 12. Declaration of the glorious mystery of the person 
 of Christ, God and man. Meditations and discourses on 
 the glory of Christ, iu his person, office and grace. 
 
 13. Of indwelling sin in believers. Grace and duty of 
 being spiritually minded. 
 
 14. Of the forgiveness of sin. Treatise of the domin- 
 ion of sin and grace. Goodness and severity of God in 
 his dealing with sinful churches. 
 
 15-16. Sermons. 
 
 17. Thirteen sermons. Twenty-five discourses suitable 
 to the Lord's supper. Nature of apostasy from the pro- 
 fession of the gospel. Some considerations about union 
 among protestants. State of the protestaut religion. 
 
 18. Animadversions on a treatise entitled Fiat lux ; or, 
 a guide in differences of religion between papist, protest- 
 ant, and independent. Church of Home no safe guide. 
 
 19. Duty of pastors and people distinguished. Eschol ; 
 a cluster of the fruit of Canaan. [On church fellowship.] 
 Of schism, with vindication of the same. Answer to Caw- 
 drey on schism. Power of the Bupreme magistrate about 
 religion. Discourse concerning liturgies. Short cate- 
 chism, with au explication. Brief vindication of the non- 
 conformists from the charge of schism. 
 
 20. Inquiry into the institution, order, aud communion, 
 of evangelical churches. Answer to Stillingfleet's Unrea- 
 sonableness of separation. True nature of a gospel church. 
 
 21. Discourse concerning evangelical love, church peace, 
 and unity. Truth and innocence vindicated ; in a survey 
 of a discourse concerning ecclesiastical polity, and the 
 authority of the civil magistrate over the consciences otf 
 subjects in matters of religion. Indulgence and toleration 
 considered. Peace-offering for liberty of conscience. 
 Advice to citizens of London. On the bill against con- 
 venticles. Grounds on which dissenters desire their 
 liberty. Case of present distresses on non-conlormists 
 examined. A letter concerning the present excommunica- 
 tions. Ou church censures. Against conformity to wor- 
 ship not of divine institution. Of marrying alter divorce. 
 Of infant baptism and dipping. On a Blanderous libel 
 against Dr. Owen. Orationes sex Oxonii habitse. 
 
 j8Sf* For lives of Owen, see Biography (p. 184). 
 Owen (John J., D.D.) Commentary on Gospel of 
 Matthew. New York, 1873. 12°. . . . 3754.00 
 
 — Com. on Gospel of Luke. N. Y., 1868. 12°. 3754.16 
 
 — Demonology of N. T. [In Bibl. sacra, v. 16, p. 119.] 
 Owens [Mrs. Leon). See Leonowens (Anne Harriet). 
 Owen {Mrs. Octavius Freire). Heroines of history. 
 
 New ed. London, 1856. 16°. . . . 3261.21 
 
 Owen (Richard). Anatomy of vertebrates. 3 v. 
 
 London, 1866-68. b° 4727.13 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Fishes and reptiles. 2. Birds and mam- 
 mals. 3. Mammals. 
 
 — Description of the skeleton of an extinct gigantic 
 
 sloth ; with observ. on the megatherioid qua- 
 drupeds. London, 1842. 4° 4728.12 
 
 — Lectures on the comparative anatomy and physio- 
 
 logy of the invertebrate animals. 2d ed. Lon- 
 don, 1855. 8° 4727.18 
 
 Same. Vertebrate animals. Part 1. Fishes. 
 
 London, 1816. 8° 4727.20 
 
 — Memoir on the pearly nautilus. L., 1832. 4°. 4828.14 
 
 — Monographs on the British fossil reptilia from the 
 
 oolitic formations. Pt. 1-2. London, Palceontogr. 
 
 soc, 186L-62. 4° 
 
 Contents : PtB. 1-2. Scelidosaurus Harisonii and Pliosau- 
 rus grandis. 
 
 — Monograph on the fossil reptilia of the cretaceous 
 
 formations. L., Palceontogr. soc, 1851-64.4°. 
 
 Monograph on the fossil reptilia of the liassic for- 
 mations. Pt. 1. Sauropterygia. London, Pa- 
 lceontogr. soc, 1865. 4° 
 
 Monograph on the fossil reptilia of the Wealden 
 
 and Purbeck formations. London, Palceontogr. 
 soc, 1853-64. 4° 
 
 — and Bell (Thomas). Monograph on the fossil rep- 
 
 tilia of the London clay, and of the Bracklesham 
 and other tertiary beds. London, Palceontogr. 
 soc, 1849-58. 4° • • 
 
 Odontography : comparative anatomy of the teeth ; 
 
 their physiological relations, mode of develop- 
 ment and microscopic structure in the vertebrate 
 animals. 2 v. London, 1840-15. 1. 8°. . 4727.21 
 Contents : v. 1. Text. 2. Atlas. 
 
 Pala3ontolo<*y, or extinct animals and their geologi- 
 cal relations. 2ded. Edin., 1861. 8=. . 4725.10 
 
 — Structure of the skeleton and teeth. London, 1 85 i. 
 
 oo 4715.08 
 
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 Owen (Robert, Engl, social reformer, b. 1771, d. 1858). 
 Life. By himself. With selections from his 
 writings and correspondence. 2 v. London, 
 
 1857-5*. 8° 3135.16 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Life. New view of society. Address at 
 the opening of the Lanark Institution for the formation of 
 character. Letter to the abp. of Canterbury on the utiiou 
 of churches and schools. 2. Various tracts. New view 
 of society, 1818. Two memorials on behalf of the work- 
 ing classes. Report to the county of Lanark, 1820. 
 
 — New view of society. 4th ed. L, 1818. 8 D . 5816.01 
 
 — Observations on the manufacturing system. 3d ed. [In Pam- 
 
 phleteer, v. 11.] 5058.11 
 
 — Revolution in the mind and practice of the human 
 
 race. London, 1849. 8° 5813.11 
 
 ^®= For lives of R. Owen, see Biography (p. 184). 
 Owen (Robert Dale). The debatable land between this 
 world and the next. With narratives. New 
 York, 1872. 8° 3815.37 
 
 — Footfalls on the boundary of another world. Phila- 
 
 delphia, 1869. 12° 3815.33 
 
 — Labor, its hist, and prospects. N.Y.,1851.12°.5933.08 
 
 — Moral physiology ; plain treatise on the popula- 
 
 tion question. 5th ed. N. Y., 1831. 8°. 5914.08 
 
 — Outline of the system of education at New Lanark. 
 
 Cincinnati, 1825. 12 D 5515.19 
 
 — Twenty-seven years of autobiography. Threading 
 
 my way. New York, 1874. 12°. . . . 3135.29 
 
 — [Various articles.] See p. 92 of Index to Atlantic monthly. 
 
 — Wrong of slavery and future of the African race in 
 
 the United States. Phil., 1864. 12°. . . 5831.27 
 
 — and Bacheler (0. ) Discussion on the existence of 
 
 God, and the authenticity of the Bible. 2 v. 
 
 New York, 1833. 16° 3514.15 
 
 Owen (R. Jones). Practice of perfumery. London, 
 
 1870. 12° 6014.21 
 
 Owen Meredith, pseud. See Bulwer-Lytton (E. R., Id lord Lyttm). 
 Owens college, {Manchester). Essays and addresses, 
 by professors and lecturers. L.,1874. 8°. 2538.05 
 Contents : Opening address by the duke of Devonshire. 
 Greenwood (J. G.) Some relations of culture to practical 
 life. Roscoe (H. E.) Original research as a ineaus of edu- 
 cation. Stewart (B.) Solar physics. Core (T. H.) The 
 distance from the sun to the earth. Dawkins (W. B.) 
 Limits of knowledge of the earth. Reynolds (O.) Use of 
 steam. Williamson (W. O.) Primeval vegetation in the 
 relation to the doctrines of natural selection and evolution. 
 Gramgee (A ) Science and medicine. Wilkins (A. S.) Some 
 hist, results of the science of language. Theodores (T.) 
 The Talmud. Breyman (H.) Provencal poetry. Bryce 
 (•J.) The judicature act of 1873 in its relation to the history 
 of the judicial system in England. Jevons (W. S.) The 
 railways and the state. Ward (A. W.) The peace of Europe. 
 Owenson (Sidney). See Morgan {Lady S. O.) 
 Owl and the nightingale. See Guildford (Nicholas de). 6060.11' 
 
 Owl creek letters. See Prime (W. C.) 1848 3585.22 
 
 Owls-glass, pseud. See Rebel brag, etc. 1865 632.24 
 
 Oxberry (Wm. ) Flowers of literature ; encycl. of 
 anecdote. 4 v. London, 1821-22. 12°. . 6J17.11 
 
 — New English drama. 12 v. L., 1818-20. 12°. 1734.10 
 
 Contents : v. 1. New way to pay old debts, by P. Massin- 
 ger. Rivals, by R. B. Sheridan. West Indian, by R. Cum- 
 berland. Hypocrite, by I. Bickerstaff. Jealous wife, by a. 
 Colmau. 2. Beggar's opera, by J. Gay. Duenna, by R. B. 
 Sheridan. Love in a village, by I. Bickerstaff. Maid of 
 the mill, by I. Bickerstaff. Lionel and Clarissa, by I. 
 Bickerstaff. 3. Richard in., by Shakspeare. Hamlet, by 
 Shakspeare. Is he jealous, by S. Beasley. Alexauder the 
 Great, by N. Lee. Way to keep him, by A. Murphy. 4. 
 She stoops to conquer, by O. Goldsmith. Venice pre- 
 served, by T. Otway. The wonder, by Mrs. Ceutlivre. 
 Castle spectre, by M. G. Lewis. Woodman's hut. 5. Clan- 
 destine marriage, by G. Colman and D. Garrick. Soldier's 
 daughter, by A. Cherry. Othello, by Shakspeare. Distrest 
 mother, by A. Philips. Provoked husband, by J. Vanbrugh 
 and C. Cibber. 6. Deaf and dumb, by T. Holcrolt. Busy, 
 body, by Mrs Centlivre. Romeo and Juliet, by Shak. 
 speare. Belle's Btratagem, by Mrs. Cowley. Recruiting 
 officer, by G. Farquhar. 7. Bold stroke, by Mrs. Centlivre. 
 Road to ruin, by T. Holcroft. Beaux' stratagem, by G. 
 Farquhar. As you like it, by Shakspeare. King John, by 
 Shakspeare. 8. Country girl, by Wycherloy. Jaue Shore, 
 by N. Rowe. Coriolanus, by Shakspeare. Suspicious hus- 
 band, by Dr. Hoadly. Merry wives of Windsor, by Shak- 
 speare. 9. Critic, by R. B. Sheridan. Rosina, by F. 
 Brookes. Honest thieves, by T. Knight. Mayor of Gar- 
 ratt, by S. Foote. Three weeks after marriage, by A. Mur- 
 phy. Shipwreck, by S. J. Arnold. Rugantino, by Mrs. 
 G. Lewis. 10. King Lear, by Shakspeare. Inconstant by 
 G. Farquhar. Merchant of Venice, by Shakspeare Rule 
 a wife and have a wife, by F. Beaumont and J. Fletcher 
 11. Magpie, by D. Garrick. Quaker, by C. Dibden. Citizen 
 by A. Murphy. Deserter, by C. Dibden. Miser, by H. Field- 
 ing. Lying valet, by D. Garrick. Who's the dupe by Mrs 
 
 Cowley. 21. Guy Mannering, by D. Terry. Cymbeline, by 
 Shakspeare. Twelfth night, by Shakspeare. Confederacy, 
 by J. Vaubrugh. Douglas, by J Home. Wheel of fortune' 
 by R. Cumberland. The stranger, by R. Thompson. Wild 
 oats, by J. O'Keeffe. 
 Oxendeii (Ashton, D D., bp.) Parables of our Lord. 
 7th ed. London, 1869. 16° 3581.22 
 
 — Portraits from the Bible . Old Testament. Lon- 
 
 don, 1871. 18° 3581.04 
 
 Same. New Testament. L., 1871. 18°. 358103 
 
 Oxenedes (Johannes de). Chronica. Ed. by Sir H. 
 
 Ellis. L, 1859. 8°. [Rolls chronicles.] 5140.— 
 Oxenford (John). Illustrated book of French songs. 
 
 London, 1855. 12° 1675.07 
 
 — and Freiliug (C. A. ) Tales from the German. 
 
 Translated. London, 1844. 8°. ... 255.04 
 
 4S- For plays by J. O., see Plays {arranged by authors). 
 
 Oxenham i Henry Nutcombe). Recollections of Ober- 
 
 Ammergau in 1871. L, 1871. 16°. . . 1734.33 
 
 Oxford ( University of ). S°e Countries ( Oxford, p. 355) ; 
 
 also 
 
 — Almce matres. [Dedicated, without permission, to 
 
 the freshmen and dons of Oxford.] ByM. Splene, 
 B.A., Oxon, [pseud, of J. C. Thomson]. . 5511.04 
 
 — Barrows (M.) Pass and class: an Oxford guide 
 
 book. 1861 5513.03 
 
 Worthies of All Souls. 1874 483.18 
 
 — Coplevton {E., bp. of Llandaff). Reply to the calum- 
 
 nies of the Ed in. review, [anon.] 1810. 5514.21 
 
 — Rogers (.I.E. T.) Education in Oxford. 1861. 5515.22 
 
 — Sandford (D. K.) Letter, as umpire between the Univ. of Ox- 
 
 ford aud Edin. review. [In Pamphleteer, v. 21 , 1822.] 6058 21 
 
 — Smith ((?. ) The reorganization of the University of 
 
 Oxford. 1868 5514.23 
 
 — Student's handbook to the Univ. and colleges of 
 
 Oxford. Oxford, 1873. 16° 5511.00 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., N B., v. 6, 1872 (O. without a 
 guide) ; Macmillan, Oct., 1871 (Early hist, of O., by J. R. 
 Green) ; Nov. 1869 (Oxford slang) ; Blackw. mag., v. 81, 
 1857 (Oxford and Thomas Hearne). 
 -8©" See also University education, 
 Oxford English prize essays. New ed. 5 v. Ox- 
 ford, 1836. 8°. 2541.11 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Scott (J.) Advantages and disadvantages 
 of travelling. Grattan (J.) On Sculpture. Lowth (T. ) Arch- 
 itecture. Addington (H.) Painting aud writing. Burgess 
 (T.) On the study of antiquities. Robertson (A.) On origi- 
 nal composition. Barker (C.) On the use of history. 
 Hall (C. H.) On the use of medals. Blackstone (H.) On 
 dramatic composition. Abbott (C.) On the use and abuse 
 of satire. Benwell (W.) In what arts have the moderns 
 excelled the ancients. Richards (G.) On aucient aud mod- 
 ern poetry. Hodson (F.) Influence of education and gov- 
 ernment on national character. Taunton (W. E ) Popu- 
 larity. Phillpots (H ) Influence of a religions priuciple. 
 
 2. Street (S.) On painting. Bartlam (J.) Liberty. Oop- 
 leston (E.) On Agriculture. Phillimore (J.) Chivalry. 
 Mant (R.) On commerce. Rudd (E.) Connection between 
 intellectual and moral excellence. Jackson (J.) Socrates. 
 Wilson (D.) Common sense. Kendy (A.) Utility ot classi- 
 cal learning. Heber (R.) A sense of honour. Marsh (E. 
 G.) Posthumous fame. Grey (C.) Hereditary rank. Bur- 
 ney (C. P.) Love of country. Whately (R.) The arts in 
 which moderns have been less successful than ancieots. 
 
 3. Attfleld(W.) Funeral honours. Keble(J.) Ou transla- 
 tion from dead languages. Ooleridge (J. T.) Etymology. 
 Buidon (R.) English literature of the 17th aud 18th cen- 
 turies. Arnold (T.) Effects of colonization on the parent 
 state. Milman (H. H.) Comparative estimate of sculpture 
 and painting. Ogilvie (0. A.) On the union of classical 
 with mathematical studies. Adolphus (J. L.) Biography. 
 Rickards (S.) Greek and Latin poetry. Macdonnell (A.) 
 Influence of the drama. Sandford (D. K.) Study of mod- 
 ern history. 
 
 4. Shirley (W. A.) Study of moral evidence. Plumer (0. 
 J.) Public spirit among the ancients. Ohurton (W. R.) 
 Athens in the time of Pericles, and Rome in the time of 
 Augustus. Moberly (G.I Rude and refined ages, aud works 
 of Action. Oakeley (F.) Infl uence of orusades. Sewell (W.) 
 Domestic virtues and manners of the Greeks and Romans. 
 Denison (G. A.) Power and stability of fed. governments. 
 
 5. Eden (0. P.) Use and abuse of theory. Harrison (B.) 
 Study of languages as it relates to the philosophy of the 
 human mind. Wall (H.) Emulation. Anstice (J.) Influ- 
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 Rome. Mozley (J. B.) Influence of the ancient oracles. 
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 readiug. Jackson (J.) Socrates. 
 
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 Philosophy of right. Pattison (Mark). Oxford studies. 
 
 1856. Muller (Max). Mythology. Bernard (Montague). 
 War laws and usages. Butler (George). Raphael drawings 
 in Oxford. Morris (Wm. O'Connor). Land system in Ire. 
 land. Temple (F.) National education. King (E. J.) Car- 
 lovingian romance. Smith (Goldwin). Cougreve's Roman 
 empire of the west. 
 
 1857. Gladstone (W. E.) Homer. Duff (M. E. Grant). 
 Sicily. Wilson (H. B.) Christian comprehension. Free- 
 man (E. A.) Ancient Greece and medifflval Italy. Powell 
 (Baden). Natural theology. Bridges (J. H.) Jews of Europe 
 in the middle ages. Church (R. W.) Montaigne. Sellar 
 (W.Y.) Thucydides. 
 
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 Gascoigne). Parliamentary reform. G-rant (-Sir Alexander). 
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 Dasent (G. Webb 1 . Norsemen in Icelatid. Phillimore (J. 
 G.) Canon law. Smith (Goldwin). Oxford univ. reform. 
 
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 Oxford tracts. See Tracts for the times. 
 
 Oxns and the Indus. See Bell (Evans). 1874 1026.11 
 
 Oxns river. See Countries (Onus, p. 355). 
 
 Oysters. 
 
 — Scliele de Vere (if.) In his Wonders of the deep, p. 176-213. 
 
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 ies) ; Macmillan, Feb., 1863 (Oysters : gossip about their 
 natural and economic history) ; N. Brit, rev., v. 46, 1867 ; 
 Pop. sci. monthly, Nov., Dec, 1874 (Nat. hist, of the oys- 
 ter, by S. Lo, kwood). 
 Ozanam l Antoine Frederic). History of civilization 
 in the 5th century. Tr. by A. C. Glyn. 2 v. 
 Philadelphia, 1867. 12° 443.15 
 
 — Pilgrimage to the land of the Oid. Tr. by P. S. 
 
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 (E.) 1C22 18 
 
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 Packard (Joseph). Book of Malachi. Expounded. N. T., 1874. 
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 delphia, 1873. 16° 941.29 
 
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 Page (Charles G. ) Psychomancy : spirit-rappings and 
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 Page (I.) Guide for drawing the acanthus, and or- 
 namental foliage. London, [1856]. 12°. 1451.13 
 
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 Hardcastle, pseud. London, 1842. 12°. . 5933.24 
 
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 Page (Thomas J. ) La Plata, the Argentine confedera- 
 tion, and Paraguay, 1853-56. N.Y., 1859.8°. 1155.16 
 
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 Paget (John). Hungary and Transylvania. New ed. 
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 Paget (Thomas). Letter to Ricardo, on the true principle of es- 
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 rency ; and on the effect of Peel'B bill for resumption of 
 oash payments by the Bank. London, 1822. 8°. In 5721.05 
 
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 1872. 8° 3581.24 
 
 Paine (Robert Treat). Works in verse and prose. 
 
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 Morgan Lewis, on his prosecution of Thomas Farmer. On 
 the question, Will there be war? Royal pedigree. 
 
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 to the authors of the Republican. Letter to the abbe 
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 Dissert, on first principles of gov. Speech m the French 
 nat convention. Letters to Dundas. Decline and fall of 
 theEngl svstem of finance. Letter to the people of France. 
 Reasons for preserving the life of Louis Capet. Agrarian 
 iustice, opposed to agrarian law, and to agrarian monopoly. 
 Letter to the people of France, and the French armies, on 
 the 18(h F uctidor (Sept. 4, 1797) aud its consequences. 
 Letter to the sheriff of the county of Sussex. Letters to sir 
 A Macdonald, att'y-gen., on the prosecution against the 
 ■ Rights of man.' Letter on the propriety of bringing 
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 ouesti.in 'Shall or shall not a respite of the sentence of 
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S34 
 
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 Challenge to the federalists. Liberty of the press. The 
 emissary Culleu. Communication on Cnllen. Federal- 
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 Contents : Age of reason. Letter to T. Erskine, on the pro- 
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 to Camille Jordan, occasioned by his report on public wor- 
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 bp. of Llanddff. Origin of freemasonry. Letter to Samuel 
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 1793. 8°. . . . 5715.27 
 
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 Pajon (Henri). Histoire dn prince Soly et de Ja princesse Felee. 
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 • — Lea cou tea. (In Cabinet des fees, v. 34. J 7052.34 
 
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 J.) 1870 955.18 
 
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 Palace of architecture. See Wightwick (George). 1840. 1316.34 
 Palaeography. See Writing. 
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 Palgrave (Sir Francis). History of Normandy and 
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 Note.— Reviewed iu Blackw mag , v. 8i, 1857. 
 
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 — Essays on art. New York, 1867. 12°. . . 141L21 
 
 — Golden treasury of songs and lyrical poems. Cam- 
 
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 — De re rustica. De l'agriculture. [In Nisard. Les agronomes 
 
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 Pallavicino (Ferrante). The celestial divorce : from 
 
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 panacea Bntaumca. See Attwood (E. W.) 1866. . . 3514 09 
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 •JL V1 * Dioc !« tii " J » et Maximiani. Claudii Mamertini 
 panegyrjens. Claudu Mauiertiui Maxiiniano n. Augusto. 
 iumemi pro inslaurandis scholis. Eumenii panegyricus, 
 Constant™ Cassari, recepta Britannia. Incerti panegy- 
 ric™ Maximiano et Constantino. Eumeuii panegyricus 
 Constantino n. Augusto. Eumenii gratiarum actio Con- 
 ™™ A "gusto Flaviensium nomine. Incerti panegyri- 
 ZnS I'" 10 !'• Au g u8 '"- Nazarii panegyricus Con- 
 t„h 1 -r> Augllst0 - Cla « ll « Mame.-tiui gratiarum actio 
 
 a I °i P'' e l m " u P megyricus Theodosio Augusto. 
 
 4-5. Note variorum, etc. 
 
 SSS?/- n ?"S , "' ) -„ S " Political economy (Panics). 
 
 Pan cs(w baile). See Atlantic, v. 8. 1861 ; p. 492.5.15. 
 
 ?£„' A " t ™ 101 - E ™y on the romantic narrative poetry of 
 the Italians; with memoirs, etc. [In his ed. of Bojardo 
 
 „ a " a Arxosto, v. 1. 183U.1 ..... 711890 
 
 ron!n*!JPfh ly n P r '. uted b00ks from the librar ? t° '»"> reading 
 - CbS,wff ne ,B«tish museum, [anon.] [L.], 1846. 8°. 2744 16 
 
 towards [E.) Lives of founders, etc. 1870. . . 
 W See a so British museum (p. 232). 
 PaCA™ 3 *' 1 , 11 ^ *"Whittier(J.G. 1856. . . . 
 D.T) 1872™ tbougllte - [Poems.] See Whitney 
 Pantheism. S- 
 
 835 
 
 Pape bo fl o r" Ts 1 ^ 8 ' MWo ™ <** '■ *> ^ 
 
 Munsef, „, ^.S^^^U.^iC 
 Beport on mauiilactiues of 
 
 18o7 [4002.16) ;-Silcox ((" W. 
 paper, 1875. [In Vienna exhib 
 Paper-txade. 
 
 • S reports, V.2.J 3916.19 
 
 - Stationers' handbook ; and guide to the paper-trad,. 
 [anon. ] By a stationer. 1 870. 2712 21 
 
 &«oto)Qiiar. rev., v. 97, 1855 (The supply of panerl ' 
 P« P nLti f h0 r r f adi V S - ^ Hall .John). I 87 i. 3 L 22 
 
 Papers for the teacher. Kepub. from Barnard's Amer 
 journal of educ. 2dser. N. Y., 1860 8° 56^ot 
 Papers from overtte water. See Tousev ,S 1 ,««-, " g 4 Vl7 
 
 Papers from the Q 
 
 See Tousey (S ) 1869. 
 
 3135 31 
 2744.09 
 
 1695.11 
 
 Mrs. A. 
 
 . 1695.07 
 
 Biblical and relig. lit. [Pantheism, p. 9.3) ; also 
 
 (H.) Essays on religions philos. 2 v. 1803. 3588 09 
 
 Pantomime. Gnmatdi (J.) Memoirs. Ed. 'by a 
 
 Dickens. 2 v. 1838 3173 17 
 
 Pantronhr n ^ S<> „ Te , mp . 16 ? ar ' Jau " ls79 ' Genil ' 8 of pantomime). 
 C? fe Whr' S '° f i 00,i ;. s "Soyer(A.) . . . . 6 nl6 25 
 
 • ™«/i*cwr P . im). gious ut - iPopes ' p - 9s ■- Roman 
 
 . - ijhiiiluj ione 
 
 P a P «»v "'T US , a ? d Patheti0 - &«Sala-(G.A:)"' 1872. 2542 00 
 
 pape ron°d n oS 7 i g i^ finaiic6 - ByJank -St 
 
 Papias^. Fragments. [In Apostoiic "fathers. An.e-Nicene Ub. 
 
 Papillon (Fernand)'. Nature and life. ' Tr. 'by aT 
 Macdonough. New York, 1875. 12° 472 1 ) >>h 
 
 Papuloa (T. L.) Manual of comparative philology 
 as applied to the illustration of Greek and Latin 
 inflections. Oxford, 1876. 12°. . . 6421 15 
 
 Papuans. See Countries [Indian archipelago, p. 332). 
 
 £ara. &ee Countries, .fo. (Ammonriwr, p. 2881 
 
 p^:vrr^i a %^- fr 58 Warren(j - E - ) 1851 - ?™ 
 
 Parables. SesBibUcal aud religious lit. (Porao;«, p. 96). 
 Paraclete (1 he) : essay on the personality and minis- 
 try of the Holy Ghost. N.Y.,1875.[1874.]s° 3582 22 
 
 — "ctZV, n7 e n !'' a 2- B I intm |Z> - ft » Mytus-of the new world. 
 
 — Convmy [M.D.) Paradise and the serpent. [In his Demono- 
 logy and devil-lore, V. 2, 1879 ; p. 63-91.] .... 3817 45 
 
 — DunlapJSF.) Vestiges of the spirit history of man, 18S8 
 p. *!82-306 ggjy jg 
 
 — Faber [G.S.) Paradise aud Mount Ararat. '[In his Orieiu'of 
 pagan idolatry, v. 1 ; p. 281-291.] . asis na 
 
 — Gould[S.B.) Curious myths, v.l. 1867.! '. ' ' ' 3816'l6 
 Se also Journal of sac. lit., July, 1867, p.' 331-337 (The 
 
 expulsion from the Garden) ; P . 363-368 (The site and 
 
 rivers of Eden) ; a so the elaborate article in M'Clintock 
 
 and Strong's Cycl., v. 7. 
 
 Paradise in the Pacific. See Bliss (W. R.) 1873. . . . 1154 01 
 
 Paradise lost. See Milton (John). xioi.ua 
 
 Paradise of birds. See Courthope (W. J.) 1870. . . 1633 30 
 
 Paradise of childhood. See Wiebe (E.) 6528'28 
 
 Paradise regained. See Milton (John). 
 
 Paradiso. See Dante Alighieri. 
 
 Paradoxes (A budget of). See De Morgan (A.) . . . .252719 
 
 Paradoxes aud puzzles. See Paget (John) 2538 11 
 
 Paragreens in P.iris *e Ruffini (J.) 1857 244 43 
 
 Paraguay. See Countries [Paraguay, p. 356). 
 
 Paramythia ; or anecdotes, collected chiefly during a 
 residence at the court of Russia, [anon.] Lon- 
 don, 1821. 18° 6215.24 
 
 Parasites [Animai and vegetable). 
 p. 762 ;— Parasites, p. 764'. 
 
 Pardoe (MUs Julia), 
 don, 1867. 8°. . 
 Same. 
 
 Pantheisticon. 
 
 See Medicine [Medical zoology. 
 
 City of the sultan. 2 v. Lon- 
 
 994.01 
 
 [In Waldie library, v. 10 ] 5078.24 
 
 — City of the Magyar, or Hungary and her institu- 
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 — Court and reign of Francis I. 2 v. Philadelphia, 
 1849. 12° 3057.15 
 
 — Episodes of French historv during the consulate 
 and empire. 2 v. New York, 1859. 8°. 513.05 
 
 Same. New York, 1859. 12° 513.07 
 
 — Life of Marie de Medicis. 2d ed. 3 v. London, 
 1852. 8° 3118.18 
 
 — Louis xiv., and the court of France in the 17th 
 century. 2 v. New York, 1851. 8°. . . 3114.10 
 
 — The river and the desert ; or recollections of the 
 Rhone and the Chartreuse. 2 v. Philadelphia, 
 
 1838. 12° 963.14 
 
 Same. \In Waldie library, v. 11.] 5078.25 
 
 US' For her novels see Fiction class-list (p 610). 
 Pardon (George Frederick). ['Capt. Crawley, 'pseud.] 
 
 Billiard book. London, 1886. 8°. . . 4612.09 
 
 — Tales from the operas. N. Y , 1864. 12°. . 234.60 
 Pardoning power. See New Englander, v. 34, 1875 (Article by D. 
 
 31. Means). 
 
 asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER". 
 
836 
 
 PARENT- PARKER 
 
 Parent-Duchatelet (Alexis Jean Baptiste). De la pro- 
 stitution dans la ville de Paris. 3e ed. Complete'e 
 par A. Trebuchet et Poirat-Duval ; suivie d'un 
 precis sur la prostitution dans les prinoipales 
 villes de l'Europe. 2 v. Paris, 1857. b°. 5818.12 
 
 Paris, {Franca), See Countries, etc. (Paris, p. 356). 
 
 Paris (Louis Philippe d'Orleans, comte de). History 
 of the civil war in America. Tr. by L. P. Tasis- 
 tro. Ed. by H. Coppe'e. Phil., 1875. 8°. 645.20 
 Note. — Reviewed in Ed. rev., July, 1876. 
 
 — Trades unions of England. Tr. by N. J. Senior. 
 
 Ed. by T. Hughes. London, 1869. 16°. 5933.02 
 
 — King (E.) French political leaders. 1876 3221.17 
 
 Paris (John Ayrton). Life of Sir Humphry Davy. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1831. 8° 3047.03 
 
 — Treatise on diet. London, 1837. 8°. . . 4324.03 
 Paris (Matthew). See Mathew of Paris (p. 749). . . . 471.14 
 Paris and Vienne. Thystorye of the knyght and of 
 
 the fayr Vienne. From the copy pr. by W. Cax- 
 ton in 1485. Withpref. by W. C. Hazlitt. Lon- 
 don, Roxburgh library, 1868. 4°. ... 234.83 
 Paris by sunlight and gaslight. See McOahe (J. D.) 1869. 962.14 
 
 Paris in December, 1851. See Tenot (E.) 1870 516.23 
 
 Paris universal exposition, 1867. Reports of the 
 United States commissioners to the Paris uni- 
 versal exposition, 1867. Ed. by W. P. Blake. 
 
 6v. Washington, 1870. 8° 3915.09 
 
 Note.— For Contents see Arts (Useful : Paris exposition, p. 43). 
 Parrish (Edward). Phantom bouquet : art of skeleton- 
 izing leaves. Phil., 1862. 12° 1443.30 
 
 Parish (Elijah). Sermon preached at Boston, upon the annual 
 
 election, 1810. Boston, 1810. 8° In 5093.06 
 
 Parish (Sir Woodbine). Buenos Ayres and the pro- 
 vinces of the Bio de La Plata : from their dis- 
 covery. 2d ed. London, 1852. 8°. . . 1164.14 
 
 Parish papers. See Macleod (Norman) 3573.05 
 
 Parish priest. See Blunt (J. J.) 1869 3522.11 
 
 Parisian sights and French principles. See Jarves (J. J.) 963.16 
 Parisiennes (Les) a Paris. Par A. de Musset, de Bal- 
 zac, G. Sand, etc. Paris, 1862. 12°. . .7032.11 
 Park (Edwards Amasa, D.B.) Discourse at the funeral of Moses 
 Stuart. Bostou, 1852. 8°. 3583.11 
 
 — Theology of the intellect and that of the feelings. [In Bibl. 
 
 sacra, July, 1850.] 
 
 — Remarks on the Bibl. repertory and Princeton rev. [In Bibl. 
 
 sacra, Jan., 1851. 
 
 — New England theology : with commentary on a 3d article in 
 
 the Princeton review. Andover, 1852. 8°. ... 3583.11 
 Same. [In Bibl. sacra, Jan., 1852.] 
 
 — On the duties of the New England clergy : discourse. 2d ed. 
 
 Andover, 1844. 12°. 3583.11 
 
 — Unity amid diversities of belief even on imputed and iuvol- 
 
 untary sin ; with comments on a 2d article in the Prince- 
 ton review. Andover, 1851. 8° 3583.11 
 
 — [Numerous articles. See p. 169-171 of Index to Bibl. sacra.v.1-30.] 
 Park (Sir James Allen). Law of marine insurance. 
 
 4th ed. London, 1800. 8°. .... .5624.16 
 
 Parke (John G.) Report of an exploration for a railroad route 
 near the 32d parallel. [In Pacific R.R. routes, v. 2.] 1127.02 
 
 — Report on routes in California to connect with routes near 
 
 the 32d and 35th parallels, and upon that portion of the 
 route near the 32d parallel lying between the Rio Grande 
 and the Pimas villages on the Gila. [Pacific R.H. routes, 
 v. 2 and 7.] 1127.02, 07 
 
 Park (Mungo). Life and travels. [1771-1830.] Edin- 
 burgh, 1838. 8° 5093.01 
 
 -Same. New York, 1851. 18° 1081.09 
 
 Same. [In *Pinkerton. Voyages, v. 16.] .... 926.16 
 
 — Brougham {H., tord). Contributions, etc., v. 3, p. 280-305.]2517.08 
 
 — St. John (J. A.) Lives, etc., v. 3 3221.06 
 
 Park (Boswell). Pantology ; or a systematic survey 
 
 of human knowledge. Phil., 1843. 8°. . 2725.11 
 Parker (Benjamin). Philosophical dissertations. 3d 
 
 ed. London, 1743. 8° 5425.26 
 
 Contents : Non-eternity of matter. Being. Light and 
 heat purely spirituous. That the soul is immortal. 
 
 — Works. 2d ed. Birmingham, 1738. 8°. . 3582.23 
 
 Contents : Philos. meditations. Philos. dissertations. 
 Journey thro' the world. 
 
 Parker (Edward Griffin). Golden age of American 
 
 oratory. Boston, 1857. 12° 6 ill. 08 
 
 Contents : Ames. Pinckney. Choate. Everett. Ohapin. 
 
 Beecher. Phillips. Clay. Webster. 
 - Reminiscences of Rufus Choate. New York, 1860 
 
 12° 3036.10 
 
 Parker (Edward H. ) Handbook for mothers ; care of 
 
 young children. New York, 1866. 12°. 43)1.06 
 Parker (Foxhall A.) The naval howitzer ashore. 
 
 New York, 1865. 8° 4517 06 
 
 Parker (Henry Webster). Poems. Auburn, 1850. 8°. 
 Parker (Joel, LL.D.) Daniel "Webster as a jurist : address! 
 
 Cambridge, 1853. 8° . 6077.16 
 
 — - International law. Case of the Trent. Camb., 1862. 8". 6646.10 
 
 — Personal liberty laws, (statutes of Mass.,) and slavery in the 
 
 territories, (case of Dred Scott). B., 1861. 8°. . . 
 
 — ■ Right of secession : review of the message of Jefferson Davis 
 
 Cambridge, 1861. 8° 
 
 — The true issue, and the duty of the whigs : address. Cam- 
 
 bridge, 1856. 8° 
 
 j(Kg= For biogr. notice of J. P., see Amer. law rev., Jan., 1876. 
 
 Parker (Joel, DD.) Doctrine of divine retribution : discourse 
 before the synod of New York and New Jersey. New York 
 1862. 8° 3631.11 
 
 Parker (Joseph). Ad clerum : advice to a young 
 preacher. Boston, 1871. 12° 3583.03 
 
 — Ecce Deus : essays on the life and doctrine of Jesus 
 Christ. With notes on 'Ecce Homo.' [anon 1 
 Boston, 1867. 12° „ . 3422.04 
 
 — Springdale abbey : extracts from the diaries, etc. 
 
 of an English preacher. Phil., 1869. 12°. 235.06 
 Parker (John A. ) Quadrature of the circle. With 
 
 lectures on polar magnetism, and non-existence 
 
 of projectile forces in nature.N.Y.,1874.8°.4U11.39 
 Parker (John Henry). The archasology of Rome. 
 
 v. 1, pt. 1, Text ; pt. 2, Plates. L.,1874. 8°. 437.15 
 
 — Concise glossary of terms used in architecture 
 
 Newed. London, 1869. 16° 1312.16 
 
 — Glossary of terms used in architecture. 2 v. in 3 
 
 5th ed. Oxford, 1850. 8° 13J5.10 
 
 — Some account of domestic architecture in England, 
 
 from Edward i. to Richard n. [anon.} Oxford, 
 
 1853. 8° 1313.02 
 
 Same. Prom Richard n. to Henry vm. [anon.] 
 
 2 pts in 2 v. Oxford, 1859. 8°. ... 1313.03 
 Parker (Matthew). Correspondence, 1535-75. Cam- 
 bridge, (Eng.,) Parker soc,, 1853. 8°. . 3637.05 
 ^S" For biogr. references, see Biography (p. 184). 
 Parker (Nathan H. ) Iowa as it is in lo56. Chicago, 
 
 1856. 12° 1122.04 
 
 — Minnesota handbook, 1856-7. With map. Boston, 
 
 1857. 12° 1122.26 
 
 — Missouri as it is in 1867 : an hist, gazetteer. With 
 
 article on geology, mineralogy, soils, etc, by G. 
 
 C. Swallow. Phil., 1867. 8° 1133.29 
 
 Parker (Richard Green). Aids to English composi- 
 tion. New York, 1848. 12°. . . . .6432.28 
 
 — Natural and experimental philosophy. New York, 
 
 1855. 12° 4022.12 
 
 — Progressive exercises in rhetorical reading. New 
 
 ed. Boston, 1841. 12° 6333.20 
 
 — and Watson (J. M. ) National fourth reader. New 
 
 York, 1865. 12°. ......... 6333.17 
 
 — National fifth reader. N. Y., 1864. 12°. . 6333.18 
 Parker (Rev. Samuel). Journal of exploring tour 
 
 beyond the Rocky Mountains, with map of Ore- 
 gon territory. Ithaca, (JY. Y.,) 1842. 12". 1132.14 
 
 Same. Journey beyond the Rocky -Mountains, 
 
 1835-36,37. Edinburgh, 1841. 8°. . . In 913.19 
 
 Parker (Theodore). Additional speeches, addresses, 
 and occasional sermons. 2v. B.,1855. 8°. 3582.17 
 Contents: v. 1. Speech at the ministerial conference in 
 Boston, May 29, 1851. Boston kidnapping. Aspect of 
 freedom in America. Discourse on Daniel Webster. The 
 Nebraska question. Address on the condition of America, 
 
 1854. 2. Anti-slavery addresses. Publio function of wo- 
 man. Sermon of old age. 
 
 — Critical and miscel. writings. B., 1856. 8°. 3582.13 
 
 Contents : A lesson for the day. German literature. Life 
 of St. Bernard of Clairvanx. Truth against the world. 
 Thoughts on labor. Discourse on the transient and per- 
 manent in Christianity. The Pharisees. On the educa- 
 tion of the laboring classes. How to move the world. 
 Primitive Christianity. Strauss's Life of Jesus. Thoughts 
 on theology. 
 
 — Discourse of the function of a teacher of religion in these 
 
 times, at the ordination of M. G. Kimball, at Barre, Mass. 
 Boston, 1855. 8' - • 3682.20 
 
 — Discourse of matters pertaining to religion. 4 th 
 
 ed. Boston, 1856. 8° 3582. 12 
 
 — Discourse on the death of Daniel Webster, Oct. 31, 1852. Bos- 
 
 ton, 1833. 8° 6077.16 
 
 — Discourse on the transient and permanent in Christianity. 
 
 Boston, 1841. 8° 3582.21 
 
 — Excellence of goodness : sermon. Boston, 1845. 8°. . 3582.21 
 
 — Experience as a minister, with some account of his 
 
 early life. Boston, 1859. 12°. .... 3582.11 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
PARKER -PARNELL 
 
 837 
 
 _Falseandtruerevlvalofreligion : sermon. B., 1858.8°. 3582.20 
 
 prieudly letter to the executive committee of the American 
 
 unitarian association, touching their new unitarian creed or 
 general proclamation of unitarian views. B.,1853. 8". 3582.21 
 
 — Function and place of conscience, in relation to the laws of 
 
 men ; a sermon for tho times. Boston, 1350. 8°. .3582.21 
 
 _ Historic Americans. Boston, 1870. 12°. . 32-13. 07a 
 
 Contents : Franklin, Washington, John Adams. Jefferson. 
 
 I<j e a of a christian church : discourse at [his] installation. 
 
 Boston, 1816. 8° 3582.19 
 
 Letter to the Boston association of congregational ministers, 
 
 touching certain matters of their theology. 2d ed. Bos- 
 ton, 1845. 8° 3582.20 
 
 Letter to the people of the United States touching slavery. 
 
 Boston, 1845. 12° 3581.29 ; 6091.07 
 
 . jiatorial condition of the people of Massachusetts. Boston, 
 
 1860. 12* 3581.28 
 
 New leBSon for the day : sermon. Bostou, 1856. 8°. . 3582.20 
 
 Preseut aspect of slavery in America and the immediate duty 
 
 of the north : speech before the Massachusetts anti-slavery 
 convention, Jan. 29, 1858. Boston, 1858. 8°. . . 3582.21 
 
 Relation of Jesus to his age and the ages : sermon. Boston, 
 
 1845. 8° • 3582.19 
 
 Revival of religion which we need : sermon. B., 1859. 8°. 3582.20 
 
 Sermon for midsummer day. Beauty in the world of matter, 
 
 considered as a revelation of God. B., 1859. 12°. . 3581.28 
 
 Sermou for the new year. 'What religion may do for a man. 
 
 Boston, 1859. 12° S5C1.28 
 
 Sermon of immortal life : Sept. 20, 1846. B., 1858. 12°. 3581.28 
 
 Sermou of merchants. Boston, 1847. 8° 3582.21 
 
 Sermon of the dangerous classes in society. B.,1847. 8°. 3582.21 
 
 Sermon of tue Mexican war. Boston, 1848. 8°. . 3582.19 
 
 Sermon of tlie moral condition of Boston. B.,1849. 12°. 3581.28 
 
 Sermon of the moral dangerB incident to prosperity. Bos- 
 ton. 1855. 8° 3582.20 
 
 Sermon of the perishing classes in Boston. Boston, 1846. 
 
 12° 3581.28 
 
 Sermon of war. Boston, 1846. 8°. 3582.20 
 
 — Sermons of "theism, atheism, and the popular the- 
 
 ology. 2ded. Boston, 1856. 8°. . . .3582.14 
 
 Some thoughts on the most chrisiian use of Sunday : sermon. 
 
 Boston, 1848. 8° 3582.20 
 
 — Ten sermons of religion. 2d ed. B., 1855. 8°. 3582. 15 
 
 — Three chief safeguards of society. Boston, 1851. 8°. 3582.21 
 
 — Trial for the ' misdemeanor ' of a speech in Faneuil 
 
 Hall, against kidnapping, April 3d, 1855, with 
 
 defense. Boston, 1855. 8° 5623.26 
 
 ■ — Two sermons before the 28th congregational society in Boston, 
 Nov., 1852, on leaving their old and entering a new place 
 
 of worship. Boston, 1853. 8° 3582.20 
 
 ,8®=" For lives and critical estimates of Parker, see Biogra- 
 phy {p. 184 ; also — 
 
 — Clarke (J. F.) Memorial and biographical sketches, 1878; 
 
 p. 113-135 3212.24 
 
 — Cook (J.) Boston Monday lectures. Transcendentalism. 
 
 1878 3534.26 
 
 — Frothingham (O.B.) Transcendentalism in New England, 1876 ; 
 
 p. 302-322 3553.29 
 
 — Sargent (J. T.) Theodore Parker, the reform pulpit, aud the 
 
 influences that oppose it, 1852 3582.19 
 
 Parker society. Publications. 54 v. Cambridge, 
 
 1841-55. 8° and 16° . 3636.01 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Sale (J.) Select works. 1849 3636.01 
 
 Becon(T.) Early writings. 1843 3638.09 
 
 — Catechism, with other pieces. 1844 3638.01 
 
 — Flower of godly prayer, and other pieces. 1844. 3638.08 
 
 Bradford (J.| Writings. 2 v. 1848-53 3636.04 
 
 Bull (H.) Christian prayers and meditations. 1842. 3636.03 
 Bollinger (H.) The decades : 50 sermons. 4 v. 1849-52. 3636.06 
 Calfhill (J.) Answer to Martiall's Treatise of the cross. 
 
 1846 3636.10 
 
 Cooper (T.) Answer in defence of the truth against private 
 
 mass. 1850 3636.11 
 
 Ooverdale (M.) Bemains. 1846 3636.13 
 
 — Writings. 1844 3636.12 
 
 Oranmer (T.) On the Lord's supper. 1844. . . . 3638.02 
 
 — Miscellaneous writings and letters. 1846. . . . 3638.03 
 England (Church of). Liturgical services set forth in the 
 
 time of queen Elizabeth. 1847 3636.23 
 
 — Liturgies, primer, and catechism, of reign of Edward vi. 
 1844 3636.22 
 
 — Private prayers, put forth by authority, in the reign of 
 queen Elizabeth ; with the Litany of 1544. 1851. . 3637.08 
 
 Farr (E.) Devotional poetry of the reign of queen Eliza- 
 beth. 2v. 1845 3765.09 
 
 Fulke (W.) Answer to Stapleton, Martiall, and Sanders. 
 1848 3636.14 
 
 — Defence of the English transl. of the Bible. 1843. 3636.15 
 Gough(H.) General index to Publications. 1855. . 3637.22 
 
 Grindal (E.) Writings. 1843. . 3636.16 
 
 Hooper (J.) Early writings. 1843 3636.18 
 
 — Later writings, with his letters. 1852. . . .3636.17 
 Hutchinson (R.) Works. 1842. ........ 3636.19 
 
 Index. Compiled by H. Gough. 1855 3637.22 
 
 Jewel (J.) Writings. 4 v. 1845-50 3638.04 
 
 Latimer (H.) Sermons. 1844 3636.21 
 
 — Sermons and remains. 1845 3636.20 
 
 Worden (J.) A progress of piety. 1847 3637.01 
 
 Nowell (A.) Catechism, Latin and English. 1853. . 3637.02 
 
 Parker (M.) Correspondence. 1853. . 3037 05 
 
 Philpot (J.) Examinations and writings. 1842. ' 363706 
 Pllkmgton (J.) Works. 1842. .... 3637 n? 
 
 Ridley (N.) Works. ]843 . ...;'■•••• S'?I 
 
 B ? B T { Vr, The catholio doctrine of the 'church 'of Eng- 
 land. 1854 3637 e g 
 
 Sandys (E.) Sermons and other pieces. 1842 ' 3637 11 
 
 Tyndale (W.) Answer to Sir Thomas More's Dialogues on 
 
 the supper of the Lord. 1850 3537 13 
 
 "~i(S2 0tllUal treatisos ana introductions to tlie Scriptures. 
 
 — - Expositions and notes on the Scriptures', with tho prac- 
 tice of prelates. 1849 3537 15 
 
 Whitaker (W.) A disputation on Holy Scripture, against the 
 
 papists. 1849 ' " 3 6 37 ,5 
 
 Whitgift (J.) Works. 3 v. 1851-53. ...''.' .'3037 17 
 
 Woolton (J.) Christian manual. 1851 3637 20 
 
 Zurich letters, during early part of the reign of qu. Eliza- 
 beth. Tr. and ed. by Bev. H. Robinson. 2 v. 1842-45. 3637.21 
 — Original letters relative to the Reformation. Tr. and ed. 
 by Rev. H. Robinson. 2 v. 1846-47. . . .3637.03 
 
 Parkes (Edmund A., M.D.) Manual of practical hy- 
 giene. 4th ed., Phil., 1873. 8°. . . .4348.05 
 
 Parkes (Joseph) and Merivale (Herman). Memoirs 
 of Sir Philip Francis). 2 v. L., 1867. 8°. 3057 19 
 
 Parkes-Belloc (Bessie). See Belloc (B. P.) 962.10 
 
 Parkinson (James). Organic remains of a former 
 world. 2d ed. 3 v. London, 1833. 4°. 4728. 05 
 
 — Outlines of oryctology. 3d ed. L., [n.d.J 8°. 4112.09 
 Parkinson (Joseph Charles). Under government : 
 
 key to the civil service of the crown. 5th ed 
 
 London, 1869. 16°. .5712.03 
 
 Parkinson (Kichard). Experienced farmer's tour in 
 
 America. 2 v. London, 1805. 8°. . . 61:17.08 
 Parkman (Francis, D.D.) Sermon in the New north church on 
 
 resigning his pastoral charge. Boston, 1849. 8°. .3631.09 
 Parkman (Francis, jr. ) Book of roses. Boston, 1806. 
 
 12° 6132.24 
 
 — France and England in North America : historical 
 
 narratives. 5 v. Boston, 1865-77. 8°. . 56-1.10 
 Contents : v. 1. Pioneers of France in the New world. 
 
 2. The Jesuits in North America in the 17th century. 
 
 3. The discovery of the Great West. 4. The old regime 
 iu Canada. 5. Count Frontenac and New France under 
 Louis xiv. 
 
 Note. — Each volume has an independent title-page. 
 
 — Hist, of the conspiracy of Pontiac. B.,1855. 8°. 584.06 
 
 — Prairie and Rocky mountain life. California and 
 
 Oregon trail. New York, 1852. 12°. . . 1114.12 
 Parkman (George, M.D.) See Webster (J. W.) Trial for the 
 
 murder of Dr. P. 1850 6617.22 
 
 See also Galaxy, Aug., 1873 (The Parkman murder). 
 
 Parkman (John). Old age— what we make it: sermon on the 
 
 death of Wm. Hale, Nov. 12, 1848. Boston, 1848. 8°. 3061.16 
 
 Parks. Agriculture {Landscape gardening, p. 8) ; also Larwood 
 
 (J.) Story of tue London parks. 2 v. 1872 [493. 28J ;— 
 
 Olmsted (F. L.) Public parks aud enlargement of towns. 
 
 [In Amer soc. sci. assoc. Traus., no. 3, 1871.] . . 6811.02 
 
 Parkyna (Mansfield). Life in Abyssinia. 2 v. New 
 
 York, 1854. 12°. 1093.01 
 
 Same, London, 1868. 8°. .... .10^3.06 
 
 Parlby (Mrs. — ). Wanderings of a pilgrim, in search 
 of the picturesque, during four and twenty years 
 in the East. With revelations of life in the Ze- 
 nana, [anon.] Illus. 2v. L., 1850. 1.8°. 1061.13 
 Parley (Peter). See Goodrich (S. G.) 
 
 Parliament. See (in Countries) England (Parliamentary debates 
 and papers, p. 314 ;— Court and official registers, p. 314 ; — 
 Parliamentary registers and personal history, p. 314) ; — Bio- 
 graphy (Collective : English, p. 110); — also Atlantic monthly, 
 v. 12 (An American iu the House of lords, by F. Wayland, 
 jr.) ; v. 8 (A field-day in Ho. of commons, by F. Wayland, 
 ir.) ; Gentl. mag., Apr., May, June, July, Aug., 1874 (Men 
 and manners in parliament) ; New monthly, v. 31, 1831 
 (Speakers and speeches in parliament); Westm. rev., v. 99, 
 1873 (Parliamentary eloquence). 
 Parliamentary law. See Law (Parliamentary, p. 690) ;— England 
 (Parliamentary lam and boroughs, p. 314) .—also May (X. E.) 
 Suggestions to facilitate the dispatch of public business 
 in parliament, 1849 [5093.17] ;— Robert (H. M.) Pocket 
 manual of rules of order, 1876 [5617.31]. 
 Parlor tableaux and amateur theatricals. Boston, 
 
 1867. 12° 1742.01 
 
 Parlor theatricals. New York, 1859. 16°. .1742.10 
 Parlour magic, [anon.] London, 1839. 32°. 4611.19 
 Parmenides. Fragments. Tr. by T. Davidson. [In Journal of 
 spec, philos., v. 4, 1870, p. 1-15.] 
 
 Farnasse francais (Le). See Parton (James) 7032.09 
 
 Parnassus [select poems]. See Emerson (R. W.) 1875. 1641.24 
 Pamell (Edward Andrew). Dyeing and calico-print- 
 ing London, 1849. 8°. . . ... 3933.02 
 
 Pamell (Sir Henry). Hist, of the penal laws against the Irish 
 catholics. (In Pamphleteer, v. 20, 22 ] L., 1822. 8°. 5058.20 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
838 
 
 PARNELL - PARTON 
 
 Paruell i Thomas). Poetical works. With life by 0. 
 
 Goldsmith. Boston, .854. l(i°. . . . 16(5. 1.1 
 
 Same. Life, by J. Mitford. L., 18 2. 10°. 16.1.05 
 
 — Poems Life by S. Johnson. [In Chalmers (A.) Engl, poets. 
 
 V. 9, 1810.) 1626.09 
 
 Same. [In Sanford (' .) Brit, poets, -v. 13, 1819.] 1«9 L. I a 
 
 — Jilmsoii (S.) Livea of tbe ports, v. 1 3263.01 
 
 Parodies and parody. See Poetry {Pa/odies and parody). 
 
 Parr (Catherine, queen of Henry VIII). Writings. [In Edward 
 vi„ and others. Writings, 1831. 8°.] .... In 3546.15 
 
 Parr {Miss Harriet . ['Holme Lee, ' pseud. ] In the 
 silver age : essays. 2 v. 2d ed. L.,18U5.12 o .2538.07 
 Contents: v. 1. Hound about home in the spring-time. 
 Village life — quiet life. Old familiar faces — old familiar 
 places From day to day. Summer holidays. 2. Kiver 
 scenery. In the workaday world. In harvest time In 
 the fall of the leaf. By the fireside. Within and without. 
 
 — Life and death of Jeanne D'Arc, called the maid. 
 
 2 v. London, 1866. 16° 3093.16 
 
 — Maurice and Eugenie de Guerin. A monograph. 
 
 London, 1870. 12° 3074.21 
 
 jg®* For her novels see Fiction class-list (p. 610). 
 Parr (Samuel, D.D.) Character of C. J. Fox. 2 v. 
 London, 18'I9. 8° 30.37.10 
 
 — {ed.) Metaphysical tracts of the 18th century. 
 
 London, 18.i7. 8° , . . .5415.15 
 
 Contents : Collier (A ) Demonstration of the non-exist- 
 ence of an eternal world. Specimens of a true philosophy, 
 in a discourse on Genesis Hartley (L>.) De sensu, niotu 
 et idearum generatioue ; Origin of human appetites and 
 affections, showing how each arises from association. Man 
 in quest of himself : or a defeuce of the individuality of 
 the human miud, or self : by C. Comment, gent. 
 
 — Works. With memoirs, by J*. Johnstone. 8 v. 
 
 London, 1828. 8° 5062.02 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Memoirs. 2. Discourse on education. 
 Spital and other sermons. 3. Dr. Combe's Horace. Pre- 
 fatio adBellendeni libros. Miscellaneous remarks on poli- 
 tics, jurisprudence, morals, etc. "Warburtouian tracts. Let- 
 ter to the dissenters of Birmingham. Letter on Dr. Miluer 
 on The end of religious controversy. Notes on Rapiu's 
 Dissertation on whigs and tones. 4. Character of C. J. Fox. 
 Inscriptions. 5, 6. Sermons. 7, 8. Correspondence. 
 
 ,6®- For Hues of Dr. Parr, see Biography (p. I8J) ; also 
 New monthly mag., v. 17, 1826 (3 articles, by a pupil). 
 
 Parrot (Dr. Friedrich). Journey to Ararat. New 
 York, 1852. 12° 1051.04 
 
 Parrots. See Birds (p. 217). 
 
 Parry (Rev. J. D.) Legendary cabinet : British na- 
 tional ballads. London, 1829. 8°. . . 1675.29 
 
 Parry (John H.) Cambrian Plutarch : memoirs of 
 eminent Welshmen. London, 1834. 8°. 3216.20 
 
 Parry (Wm. Edward). Journal of a, voyage for the 
 discovery of a Northwest passage, in 1819-20. 
 Philadelphia, 1821. 8°. 1144.08 
 
 — Three voyages for the discovery of a N. W. passage 
 
 [1819-27.] 2v. New York, [1840.] Id . 1142.04 
 Farsees. See Biblical and religious lit. (Parsees, p. 101) ; — Zo- 
 roaster ;— Zend Avesta ; — also Christ, exam., Mch., 1859, 
 p. 313-333 ; — Rawlinson's Five ancient monarchies v. 3 
 1865, p. !'3-13(i ; v. 4, p. 3->8-347 ; Bunsen's God in history 
 v. 1, p. 273-293, 390-393 ; Bunsen's Egypt, v. 3, p. 474 ;— M. 
 Williams's Modern India, 1878, p. 169-180 ;— Haug (M.) 
 Essays on the sacred language, writings, and religion of 
 the Parsees. 2d ed. London, 1878. 8°. . . . . 
 Parsey (Arthur). Science of vision : or natural per- 
 spective. 2d ed. of ' Perspective rectified.' Lon- 
 don. 1840. 8° 1432.09 
 
 Parson and people. See Spooner (E.) 3593.19 
 
 Parson's counsellor. See Degge (Sir Simon). 1820. . . 3543.25 
 Parson's horn-book. By the Comet literary and pa- 
 triotic club [pseud, for Thomas Browne]. Lon- 
 don, 1832. 8° 3583.12 
 
 Parsons (Horatio A. ) Book of Niagara Falls . 3d ed 
 
 Buffalo, 1836. 18° 1111.22 
 
 Parsons (S. B.) The Rose : its history, poetry, cul- 
 ture, etc. New York, 1856. 12°. . . . 4913.02 
 Parsons (S. E.) The sawyer's companion. Wilkes- 
 
 barre, {Pa.,) 18">7. 12° 4002.07 
 
 Parsons (Theophilus). Deus Homo : God-man. Chi- 
 cago, 1867. 8° 3422.14 
 
 — The infinite and the finite. B., 1872. 12°. 3583.08 
 
 — Elements of mercantile law. B., 1856. 8°. 5624.11 
 
 — Essays. 3 v. Boston, 18 >5-63. lii°. . . 358J.01 
 
 Note.— For Contents see Swedenborgianism (p. 105). 
 
 — Law of contracts. 5th ed. 3 v. B., 1 8<>t>. 8°. 5635.10 
 
 — Laws of business for business men. Boston, I8">7. 
 
 8° 5624.13 
 
 — Law of promissory notes and bills of exchange 
 
 ^v. Boston, IS'.i:. 8° 5635.13 
 
 — Outlines of the religion and philosophy of Sweden- 
 
 borg. Boston 18.'6. 12° 3596 16 
 
 — Political, personal, and property rights of a citizen 
 
 of the U. S. Hartford, 1-75. 8°. . . . 57.U.18 
 
 — Treatise on the law of partnership. 2d ed., en- 
 
 larged. Boston, 1870. 8° 62 ,0'J 
 
 — Treatise on shipping and admiralty. 2 v. Boston 
 
 18 9. 8° 5o35.15 
 
 Parsons (Theophilus, chi^-f justice of Mass). See Biography (p.185). 
 
 Parsons (1 homas \\ m. ) Poems. B., 1804. 8'. lh/o.ltj 
 See notice of T. W. P., by W. B. Alger, in Chr. exam 
 Jan., 1869. 
 
 Parsons (Usher). Life of Sir Wm. Pepperell. Bos- 
 ton, 1856. 12° 3137.10 
 
 Parsons (Wm., 3d earl of Bosse). The monster tele- 
 scopes, erected by the earl of Rosse. Parsons- 
 town, 1844. '.°. . . „ ., 4013.10 
 
 Partenay. See Jean d' Arras. 
 
 Farthenius of Nicoza. De amatoriis affectibug. Gr. et Lot. [In 
 Erotici scriptores. IHdot, 1856.] 7764.17 
 
 Parthenon (The). Las-reliefs du Parthenon et du 
 temple de Phigalie. Graves sous la direction de 
 Paul Delaroche, etc. Nouv. ed. P.,18(.0.fol.l4 6.07 
 
 — British museum. Description of ancient marbles ; 
 
 with engravings. Pts. 6-9 1468.01 
 
 — Lloyd (W.W.) Central group of the Panathenaic frieze. [In 
 
 Royal soc. of lit., 2d s., v. 5.1 5066.13 
 
 Eastern pediment, etc. [/re Roy. soc. of lit., 2d s.,v,7.] 6066.15 
 
 Farthia. See Countries (Parl/da, p. 357). 
 
 Particle (DjnaiinVs of a). See Tait (P. G.) and Steele (W. J.) 
 1878. 4014.20 
 
 Parties. See Cru/urnment and polities (Parses, p. 587) ;— Bibli- 
 cal and religious lit. (Party feeling, p. 96). 
 
 Partnership. See Law (Partnership, p. 690). 
 
 Farton (James). Caricature and other comic art in 
 all times. New York, 1877. 8°. ... 1445.11 
 
 — The Danish islands : are we bound in honor to pay 
 
 for them. Boston, 1869. 8°. . . . 556.09 
 
 — Famous Americans of recent times. Boston, 1867. 
 
 S c 3245.16 
 
 Contents. 
 Astor (J. J.) Calhoun (John C.) Randolph (John), 
 
 Beeclier (H. W.) Clay (Henry). Vanderbilt (C.) 
 
 Bennett (J. Gordon). Girard (Stephen). Webster (Daniel). 
 
 Buir (Theodosia). Goodyear (Charles). 
 
 — Gen. Butler in New Orleans. N.Y.,1*64. 12°. 3026.19 
 
 — Humorous poetry of the English language. New 
 
 York, 1857. 12° 1675.26 
 
 — Life and times of Aaron Burr. N.Y.,1858. 12°. 3026.16 
 
 — Life and times of B. Franklin. N.Y., i 848. 8°. 3062.06 
 
 — Life of Andrew Jackson. 3 v. N.Y., I860. 8°. 3087.05 
 
 — Life of Horace Greeley. N. Y., 1855. 12°. 3072.06 
 Same. New York, 1868. 8° 3072.14 
 
 — Life of Thomas Jefferson. B., 1874. 8°. .3092.19 
 
 — Le Parnasse francais : French poetry, a.d. 1550- 
 
 [1877]. Boston, 1877. 12° 7032.09 
 
 — People's book of biography. Hartf., 1868.8°. 3265.03 
 
 — Smoking and drinking. Boston, 1868. 16°. 4334.30 
 
 — Topics of the time. Boston, 1871. 12°. .2538.13 
 
 Contents : Uncle Sam's treatment of his servants. Tbe 
 Yankees at home. Congressional peccadillos. Interna- 
 tional copyright. Our ltoman Catholic brethren. How 
 Congress wastes its time. The clothes mania. Log roll- 
 ing at Washington. Our Israelitish brethren. Correspon- 
 dence of Napoleon Bonaparte. The government of the 
 city of New York. 
 
 — Triumphs of enterprise, ingenuity, and public 
 
 3265.15 
 
 Aristotle. Crockett (David). Pittsburgh. 
 
 Bismarck. Daguerreotype (Iu- Pocauonias, 
 
 Brown (C. F., 'Arte- ventiou of). Poe (Edgar A.) 
 
 mus Ward '). Dickeus as a citizen. Quiucy Josiah). 
 
 Chicago (Wonderful Electric telegraph. Rothschilds. 
 
 growth of). Eliot (John, apostle Saint Louis. 
 
 Chromos. of the Indians) Science in the U. S., 
 
 Circulaiing libraries Etherization. (Beginnings of). 
 
 Columbus (Real me- Ged (W., first stereo- Sewing machine 
 
 rits of). typer). (History of). 
 
 Compass ,The). Hood (Thoma6). Sidney (Algernon). 
 
 Cooper Institute. Nast (Thomas). Sparks (Jaied). 
 
 Cotton weaving ma- Piano (The). Vassar College. 
 
 chiuery(Origiuof). 
 — and others). Eminent women of the age. Hart- 
 ford, 186S. 8°.. 32ii5.01 
 
 ISSP For articles by J. P. in Atlantic monthly and Har- 
 per's mag., consult their Index volumes. 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
PART ON - PATRIOTIC 
 
 839 
 
 Parton {Mrs. Sara Payson Willis, ' Fanny Fern,' wife ?f 
 James). Caper-sauce ; a volume of chit-chat. By 
 Fanny Pern. New York, 1872. 12°. . . 2538.12 
 
 _ Fanny Fern, a memorial volume. Select writings 
 and a memoir by J. Parton. N.Y., 1873.12°. 3130.24 
 
 — Fern leaves. 1-2 series. Auburn and Buffalo, 
 
 1851. 12° 235.07 
 
 _ Folly as it flies ; hit at by Fanny Fern, [pseud. ] 
 
 New York, 18G8. 12° 2541.19 
 
 _ Fresh leaves. New York. 1857. 18°. . .2511.17 
 
 — Ginger-snaps. New York, 1870. 12°. . .2538.26 
 
 — Life and beauties of Fanny Fern. London, 1855. 
 
 12°. . 3136.23 
 
 _Eose Clark. New York, 1856. 12°. . . . 235.09 
 
 -Ruth Hall. New York, 1865. 12°. . . . 235.10 
 
 Partridge (J. Arthur). From feudal to federal, or 
 
 free church, free school, the completed bases of 
 
 equality. London, 1872. 8 D 5725.25 
 
 — Making of the American nation, or rise and decline 
 
 of oligarchy in the West. Phil., 1866. 8°. 5725.09 
 _ On democracy. Philadelphia, 1866. 8°. .5724.03 
 
 Party leaders. See Baldwin (J. G.) 3243.06 
 
 Pascal (Blaise). Lettres ecrites a un Provincial. 
 
 Paris, 1849. 16° 358-3. OS 
 
 — Same. Provincial letters. Tr. by T. M'Crie. New 
 
 York, ln52. 8° 3583.04 
 
 Reviewed by H. D. Traill in Fortn. rev., Dec, 1876. 
 
 — Pensees. Vie par mme. Perier P., 1847. 16°. 3583.07 
 
 — Thoughts, letters, and opuscules. From the French, 
 
 by O. W. Wight. With [essay on his genius 
 and writings, by H. Rogers : and Pascal consid- 
 ered as a philosophic sceptic, by V. Cousin]. 
 New York. 1859. 12° 3581.00 
 
 Church- [R. W.) The Pensees. [In St. James lectures, 
 
 1876 ;p 25-46.] 3592.30 
 
 Numder{A.) The Thoughts. [In Jour, of sac.lit.,v. 3, 1849.] 
 
 $5" For numerous liv s and crit. estimates of PascaL see 
 Biography (p 185) : also Bowen (F.) Mod. philos., 1877 
 (6413 iB]; Sainte-Beuve (C. A.) Monday chats, 1877 [2543.34]; 
 Tulloch(J.) Pascal. 1878. [3136.33]. 
 
 See also Contcmp. rev., July, 1877 (Pascal and Montaigne, 
 by J. Grote) ; Jour, of sacred lit., v. 4, 1849 ; p. 288-300 
 (P.'h conception of the peculiar essence of ohristiaiiuy, by 
 A. Neauder) ; Princeton rev., Jan., 1854 ; N. Brit, rev., 
 Nov., 1861. 
 
 Pascal Bruno. See Dumas (A.) 1854 7018.05 
 
 Pascal (Cesar). A travers TAtlantique et dans le 
 Nouveau Monde. 2e ed. P., 18 iO. 12°. 1072.22 
 
 Paschal (George W.) The constitution of the TJ. S., 
 denned and carefully annotated. Washington, 
 1868.. 12° 57J4.20 
 
 Pascoe (Charles Eyre). London guide and directory 
 for American travellers. 3d ed. B., 1875. 12°. 953.30 
 
 Pasley (Sir Charles Wm.) Military policy of the 
 British empire. London, 1847. 8°. . . 4516.01 
 
 Pasque (Ernst). Die Komodianten-Here. 3 v. Ber- 
 lin, 18i!6. 12° 7123.13 
 
 Pasquier (Gaston, due d'Audiflrel). King IE.) French political 
 leaders. 1876 3221.17 
 
 Pasquier (Etienue, Fr. advocate and litterateur, 6. 1629, d. 1615). 
 See New monthly, Apr., 1861, p. 424-439. 
 
 Pasquin (Anthony], pseudon. See Williams (John). . . 1696.23 
 
 Pasquin and Ihe Pasquinades. See Atlantic, v. 6, 1860 ; p. 395-405 
 [ad. by C. E. Norton). 
 
 Pass and class ; Oxford guide-book. See Burrows (M.) 1861.6513.03 
 
 Passages from autobiography of a 'Man of Kent.' 
 [mion.] Ed. by 11. F. Stanley. L.,1866. 8°. 3014.23 
 
 Passages from note-books. See Hawthorne (N.) 1872. 
 
 fttssavant (Johann David). Rafael von Urbino und 
 vater Giovanni Santi. 2 v. Leip.,1839. 8°. 3151 04 
 
 — Tour of a German artist in England. 2 v. Lon- 
 
 don. 1836. 12° 1133.25 
 
 Passive obedience. See Government and politics [Legitimacy, 
 
 Past and present. See Carlyle (Thoma«). 1858. . . .2515.13 
 rast and preseut ; essay, See Dana (B. H.) Writings,v.2. 5026.10 
 
 rtst meridian. See Sigourney (L. H.) 2543.06 
 
 rasta [Mme. Judith). See New monthly, v. 13, 1825 
 
 rastimes. See Amusements, games, etc. (p. 23). 
 
 Paston letters. See Fenn (John). . . ... 471 17 
 
 rastor of Hermas. [In Apostolic fathers. Writings, v. 1 of 
 
 P„«. i !• ? - ™ lc «M libr., Ecliu., 1868. 8°.] 3467.02 
 
 Pastoral lite and manufactures or the ancients. See History of 
 p S1 J J£ ' °otton, linen, etc. New York, 1845. 8°. . . . 3931.06 
 rastoral work and homiletics. See Biblical and religious work 
 P c [f r . eachl ^9 and pastoral work. p. 97). 
 
 ™*oniu [Sig.), pseud. See Walmesley (Charles). . . .3411.18 
 igonia. See Countries [Patagonia, p. 357). 
 
 Patent hat (The): designed to increase the thinkins 
 reasoning acting power of the wearer. Manu- 
 factured by Philo. N. Y. 1855 12° 3583 14 
 
 Paten, fi S o nl *^ Ar,S (UsefUl: Patmts ' »• * 5 '):-Law [Patents, p. 
 690) ;-Oountnes [United Slates ; Patent office, p. 377) ■ also 
 Duncan (S. A.) Amer. system of patents'.^ f/n Arner soc 
 sci. assoc Trans no. 3, 1871 : 5811.02] ;-P ayfS^Lyont 
 On paten s and he new patent bill. [/„ Nineteenth W- 
 v 26 Vnfii rr.nl 7 k'"? 31 8 °.°- °' London ' J o«mal, 
 ^.yT^ViTogersT " d W "* mB ° f the P at ™' 
 
 Pater (Waiter H. ) Studies in the history of the re- 
 naissance. London, 1873. 8° 1435.08 
 
 Contents : Aucassin and Nicolette. Pico della Mi ran - 
 dula Sandro Botticelli. Lucca della Eobbia. Poetry of 
 Michelangelo. Lionardo da Vinci. Joachim Du Bellay 
 Wiuckelmann. ' 
 
 Paterculus (Caius Velleius). [Compendium of Ro- 
 man history.] Tr. by J. S. Watson. London 
 3o/m, 1852. 12°. . . 432.26 
 
 — Historia Romana. Cum notis et interp. in usiim 
 
 Delphini. Londini, Valpy, 1822. 8°. 7716 01 
 
 Pater mundi. See Burr (E. F.) 1870. . . 3526 04 
 
 Paterson. See also Patterson ;— Pattison. 
 
 Paterson (Daniel). Description of the roads in Eng- 
 land, Wales, and part of the roads of Scotland. 
 15th ed. London, 1811. 8° 955.23 
 
 Paterson (James, Scotch editor). Autobiographical 
 reminiscences [1805-69.] Glasg., 1871.8°. 3136.20 
 
 Paterson (James, barrister). Treatise on the fishery 
 laws of the United Kingdom L. ,1863. 1 2°. 46 1 6. 20 
 
 Paterson (Samuel). Another traveller ! or cursory 
 remarks on a journey through part of the Nether- 
 lands in 1766. By Coryat Junior, [pseudonA 
 2 v. London, 1767. 16° 961.25 
 
 Paterson (Wm., founder of Bank of England). Ban- 
 nister (S.) Life and trials of. .... 3136.19 
 See also New monthly mag., Aug., 1832 (notice b&T. Gait). 
 
 Pathology. See Medicine [Pathology, p. 754). 
 
 Patience (The) of hope. See Greenwell (Dora) .... 3583.10 
 
 Patient Grisi'l (History of). Two tracts. Loudon, Percy soc, v. 3 
 1842. 16" 6060.03 
 
 Patmore (Coventry Kearsey Dighton). The angel in 
 the house : The betrothal. B., 1857. 16°. 1675.18 
 Note. — Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 107, 1858. 
 Same. The espousals. B., 1856. 10°. 1675.19 
 
 — Children's garland from the best poets. Cam- 
 
 bridge, 1863. 16° 1675.17 
 
 — Faithful forever. Boston, 1861. 16°. . . Ib75.20 
 
 — Poems. London. 1844. 16° 1675.21 
 
 — The Victories of love. Boston, 1862. 16°. 1675.22 
 
 Note. — For reviews of his poems, see Fraser's mag., v. 68, 
 1863, and North Brit, rev., v. 28, 1858, or Littell, 1858. v. 4. 
 
 Patmore (Peter George). Mirror of the months. 
 [anon.] London, 1826. 8° 4731.07 
 
 — My friends and acquaintances. 3 v. London, 
 
 1854. 12° 3222.19 
 
 Contents. 
 Blanchard (Laman) v. 1. 
 Bleesington {Countess of '), v. 1. 
 Campbell ( fhomas), v. 1. 
 Hazliit (Win.), v. 2-3. 
 Lamb ((Jhailes), v. 1. 
 
 Paton (Andrew Archibald). 
 
 or Transylvania, Debreozin, Pesth and Vienna, 
 in 1850. London, 1851. 8° 905.04 
 
 — Highlands and islands of the Adriatic. 2 v. Lon- 
 
 don, L-49. 8° 975.05 
 
 — History of the Egyptian revolution, from the pe- 
 
 riod of the Mamelukes to the death of Moham- 
 med [Mehemet] Ali [1849]. L , 1863. 8°. 1077.01 
 
 Patriarch and the Tsar. See Palmer (Wm.) 3577.16 
 
 Patriarchal shadows of Christ and his church. See Winslow 
 ( 0.) 3624.02 
 
 Patriarchs.' See Biblical and religious lit. [Patriarchs, p. 96). 
 
 Patrick [Saint). See Biography (p. 185 ; also Dub. univ. mag., 
 Mar., 1876 (St. Patrick, by Arthur Clive). 
 
 Patrick (Marsena R.) Memorial of Wm. Kelly. Albany, 1873. 
 go .... 3061.16 
 
 Patrick (Simon>, Lowth (R. ), and others. Critical 
 commentary and paraphrase on the Old and New 
 Testament, and the Apocrypha. New ed. 4 v. 
 London, 1853. L 8°. . • • • 3726.01 
 
 Patriot boy. See Headley (P. C.) 3124.19 
 
 Patriot pre.ichers of the Amor. rev. See Moore (Frank.ed ) 3583.13 
 
 Patriotic and heroic eloquence. [Prose and poetry.] 
 
 New York, 1861. 12°. . . . .6311.07 
 
 Patriotic speaker. See Raymond (R. R.) 1864 6332.21 
 
 Sheridan (R. B ), v. 3. 
 Sheridan (Thomas), v. 3. 
 Smiih (Hoi ace), v. 2. 
 Smith (James), v. 2. 
 Ward ,R. P.), v. 1-2. 
 
 The Goth and the Hun 
 
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 PATRIOTISM -PEABODY 
 
 Patriotism. See Government and politics {Patriotism, p. 588); — 
 Poetry [Patriotic) ; — also Contem, rev. , June, 1877 (Chris- 
 tianity and patriotism, by E. F. Littledale) ; Gent, mag., 
 Dec, 1877 (Seamy side of patriotism, by T. Foster). 
 
 Patriots and filibusters. See Oliphant (L.) 1860. . . . 922.22 
 
 Patriot's vocal miscellany ; or a collection of loyal songs. Dub- 
 lin, 1804. 18° 1675.28 
 
 Patronymica Britannica : family names. See Lower (M. A.) 
 1860 6614.01 
 
 Patten. See also Patton. 
 
 Patten (J. Alexander). Lives of the clergy of New 
 York and Brooklyn. Also the history of each 
 sect and congregation. N. Y., 1874. 8°. 3158.04 
 
 Patterson. See also Faterson ;— Pattison. 
 
 Patterson (Arthur J.) The Magyars : country and 
 institutions. 2 v. London, 1869. 8°. . 965.23 
 
 Patterson (James W.) Responsibilities of the founders of re- 
 publics : address on the 268th anniversary of the planting 
 of the Popham colony, Aug. '29, 1865. B., 1865. 8°. 621.26 
 
 Patterson (Lawson B. ) Twelve years in the mines 
 of California. Cambridge, 1862. 16°. . 1122.21 
 
 Patterson (Robert). Insects mentioned in Shake- 
 speare's plays. London, 1841. 16°. . . 4822.05 
 
 — Introduction to zoology. 36th ed. Belfast, 1870. 
 
 16° 4713.21 
 
 Patterson {Gen. Robert). Narrative of the campaign 
 in the valley of the Shenandoah, 1861. Phila- 
 delphia, 1865. 8° 644.08 
 
 Patterson (E. H., F.S.S.) Gas and lighting. (In Brit, m'f 'g in- 
 dustries. 1876.] 3941.27 
 
 Patterson (Robert Hogarth). The economy of capital, 
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 [Physics.] London, 1869. 12°. . . . 4022.21 
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 _£™'«" fe : V- Diogr - skel °n- Poems. 2. Prometheus. 
 The dream of a day, etc. Posthumous poems. Juvenile 
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 London, 1871. 8° 3934.32 
 
 — Metallurgy of lead, including desilverization and 
 
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 romances. Ed. by J. \V. Hales and F. J. Furni- 
 
 vall. 4 v. London, 1868. 8° 1678.20 
 
 — Keliques of ancient English poetry. Philadelphia, 
 
 1855. 8° 1676.01 
 
 Percy anecdotes. See Byerley (T.) and Robertson (J. C.) 20 v. 
 
 _ 1823 \ .6211.01 
 
 Percy society publications. Early English poetry, 
 
 ballads, and popular literature of the middle 
 
 ages. 30 v. London, 1844-52. 12°. . . 5060.01 
 Contents. 
 Anglo-Saxon passion of St. George. Ed. by C. Hardwick.v. 28. 
 Audelay (J.) Poems ; Shropshire dialect in 15th century. 
 
 Ed. by J. O. Halliwell, v. 14. 
 Barclay (A.) Cytezen and uplondyshman. Ed. by F. W. 
 
 Fairholt, v. 22. 
 Barnfield (E.) Affectionate shepherd, v. 20. 
 Boke of curtasye, a poem of the 14th century. Ed. by J. O. 
 
 Halliwell, v. 4. 
 Breretort(H.) The most pleasant song of lady BesBy, and 
 
 how she married king Henry vn. Ed. by Halliwell, v. 20. 
 Britannia's pastorals : a third book. Ed. by T. C. Croker.v .30. 
 Ohaucer (G.) Canterbury tales ; new text. 3 v. Ed. by T. 
 
 Wright, v. 24, 25, and 26. 
 Chettle (H.) Kind-heart's dream : invectives againBt abuses. 
 
 Ed. by E. F. Rimbault, v. 5. 
 Civic garland : songs from London pageants. Ed. by F. W. 
 
 Fairholt, v. 19. 
 Cock Lorell's bote. Ed. by E. F. Eimbault, v. 6. 
 Collier (J. P.) Lyrical poems, selected from musical publi- 
 cations, 1589-1600, v. 13. 
 
 — Old ballads, v. 1. 
 
 Croker (T. C.) Historical songs of Ireland, temp. 1688, v. 1. 
 
 — Keen of the south of Ireland, v. 13. 
 
 — Popular songs, illustrative of the French invasion of Ire- 
 land, v. 21. 
 
 Crown garland of golden roses, v. 6. 
 
 Dekker (T.) A knight's conjuring. Ed.by E. F. Rimbault,v.5. 
 
 — Troia nova triumphans ; London triumphing, 1612, v. 10. 
 
 — London's Tempe ; or the field of happiness, v. 10. 
 Deloney (T.) Garland of good-will. Ed. by J. H. Dixon, v. 30. 
 
 — Strange histories, or songes and sonets, v. 3. 
 Denham (M. A.) Proverbs and popular sayings rel. to the 
 
 seasons, the weather, and agricultural pursuits, v. 20. 
 Dixon ( J. H.) Ancient poems, ballads, and songs of the peas- 
 antry of England, v. 17. 
 
 — Scottish traditional versions of ancient ballads, v. 17. 
 Drayton (M.) Harmony of the church, 1591. Spiritual songes. 
 
 Ed. by A. Dyce, v. 7. 
 
 Durand (J. F.) Genuine and curious memoirs of the famous 
 captain Thurot, v. 21. 
 
 Fairholt (F. W.) Lord mayor's pageants : 1. History. 2. Be- 
 prints, v. 10. 
 
 Poems and songs relating to George Villiers, duke of Buck- 
 ingham, and his assassination. Withintrod. and notes,v.29. 
 
 Satirical songs and poems on costume, 13-19th cent., v. 27. 
 
 Friar Bakon's prophesie, a satire on the degeneracy of the 
 times, a.d. 1604. Ed. by J. O. Halliwell, v. 15. 
 
 Giffard (G.) Dialogue concerning witches, and witchcrafts, 
 from ed. of 1603. Ed. by J. O. Halliwell, v. 8. 
 
 Halle (J.) Historian expostulation against the beastlye 
 abusers of chyrurgerie and physyke, ed. by T. J. Petti- 
 grew, v. 11. , , . , 
 
 Halliwell (J. O.) Notices of fugitive_tracts and chap-books, 
 V 29. 
 
 Descriptive notices of popular English histories, v. 23. 
 
 Nursery rhymes of England, v. 4. 
 
 Early naval ballads of England, v. 2. 
 
 Harmony of birds, a poem, v. 7. 
 
 Hawes (S.) Pastime of pleasure, allegorical poem, v. 18. 
 
 Hevwood (T.) Dialogue on wit and folly, with account of 
 author and his works, by F. W. Fairholt, v. 20. 
 
 A marriage triumph, nuptials of the prince palatine [Fred- 
 erick of Bohemia] and Elizabeth [daughter of James 1.], v. 3. 
 
 Porta pietatis, or, the harbour of piety, v. 10. 
 
 Hutton (H.) Follie's anatomie, or, satyres and satirical epi- 
 grams. Ed. by E. F. Eimbault, v. 6. 
 
 Ingelend (T.) Interlude of the disobedient child. Ed. by 
 J. O. Halliwell, v. 22. 
 
 Interlude of the trial of treasure. Ed. by J. O. Halliwell, v. 28. 
 
 In asking for books, use the "Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
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 PERCY -PERIODICALS 
 
 Percy society. Publications, continued. 
 
 Interlude of the four elements. Ed. by J. O. Halliwell, v. 22. 
 Jack of Dover, or, his search for the veriest fool in England. 
 
 Ed. by X. Wright, v. 7. 
 Johnson (It.) Crowne garlands of golden rosea. Ed. by W. 
 
 Ohappell, v. 6, 15. 
 Jordan (T.) London's resurrection to joy and triumph ; a 
 
 lord mayor's pageant, 1671, v. 10. 
 — Triumphs of London, 1678 ; a lord mayor's pageant, v. 10. 
 Kerry pastoral, in imitation of the first eclogue of Virgil. 
 
 Ed. by T. C. Croker, v. 7. 
 King aud a poor northern man. Ed. by J. P. Collier, v. 1. 
 Loyal garland, a collection of songs of the 17th century. Ed. 
 
 by J. 0. Halliwell, v. 29. 
 Luke (— ). Enterlude of John Bon and Mast Person ; a dia- 
 logue on transubstantiation. Ed. by W. H. Black, v. 30. 
 Lydgate (J.) Selections from minor poems. Ed. by J. O. 
 
 Halliwell, v. 2. 
 Mackay (C, ed.) Songs and ballads relative to the London 
 
 prentice and Loudon generally, v. 1. 
 Man in the moone ; or, the English fortune-teller. Ed. by 
 
 J. O. Halliwell, v. 29. 
 Maroccus extaticus ; or Bankes' bay horse in a trance, 1527. 
 
 Ed. by E. F. Rimbault, v. 9. 
 Massinger (P.) Believe as you list ; a tragedy. Ed. by T. 
 
 C. Ci-oker, v. 27. 
 Meeting of gallants at an ordinarie. Ed. by J.O.HalIiwell,v.5. 
 Owl aud the nightingale ; an early English poem. Ed. by 
 
 T. Wright, v. 11. 
 Patient Grissel {History of), first narrated in the Decameron 
 
 of Boccaccio ; two tracts, v. 3. 
 Pain and sorrow of evil marriage. Ed. by J. P. Collier, v. 1. 
 Pleasant conceits of old Hobson, the merry Londoner, 1681. 
 
 Ed. by J. O. Halliwell, v. 9. 
 Poem on the times of Edward n. Ed. by C. Hardwick, v. 28. 
 Poetical miscellanies, time of James i. Ed. by J, 0. Halli- 
 well, v. 15. 
 Porter (H.) Two angry women of Abington. Ed. by A. 
 
 Dyce, v. 5. 
 Psalms (Paraphrase of the seven penitential), by Thomas 
 
 Brampton, 1414, with notes by W. H. Black, v. 7. 
 
 — Thirteen psalms and the first chapter of Ecclesiastes ver- 
 sified, by J. Croke, with memoir of the author by sir A. 
 Croke, v. 11. 
 
 Reynard the fox, from the ed. by Caxton, with notes and liter- 
 ary hist, of the romance, by W. J. Thorns, v. 12. 
 
 Rich (B.) The honestie of this age, proving that the world 
 was never honest till now, With notes by P. Cunning- 
 ham, v. 11. 
 
 Rimbault (E. F., ed.) Ancient poetical tracts of the 16th cen- 
 tury, v. 6. 
 
 — Old ballads illustrating the great frost of 1633-'84, v. 9. 
 Robert of Gloucester. Life and martyrdom of Thomas 
 
 Beket. Ed. by W. H. Black, v. 19. 
 Robin G-oodfellow (Mad pranks and merry jests of). Introd. 
 
 by J. P. Collier, v. 2. 
 Romance of the emperor Octavian. Ed. by Halliwell, v. 14. 
 Romance of Syr Tryamoure. Ed. by J. O. Halliwell, v. 16. 
 Rowlands (S.) The four knaves : a series of satirical tracts. 
 
 Ed. by E. F. Rimbault, v. 9. 
 Rowley (W.) Search for money ; or, the complaint for the 
 
 loss of the wandering knight monsieur L'Argent, v. 2. 
 St. Brandan ; a medieval legend of the sea, in verse and 
 
 prose. Ed. by T. Wright, v. 14. 
 Sandys (W.) Festive songs of the 16th and 17th centuries, 
 
 with introduction, v. 23. 
 Seven sages, in English verse, with introd. essay, by T. 
 
 Wright, v. 16. 
 Shoreham (Wm. de). Religious poems. Ed. by T. Wright,v,28. 
 Six ballads, with burden. Ed. by J. Goodwin, v. 13. 
 Tatham (J.) The royal oake ; a lord mayor's pageant, 1660,v. 10. 
 Thomson (J.) Poem to the memory of W. Congreve, with 
 
 preface by Peter Cunningham, v. 9. 
 Walker (G.) Manifest detection of the vyle and detestable 
 
 use of dice play. Ed. by J. O. Halliwell, v. 29. 
 Warwick (Mary, countess of). Autobiography, v. 22. 
 Westward for smelts ; an early collection of stories. Ed. 
 
 by J. O. Halliwell, v. 22. 
 Wotton (Sir H.) Poems. Ed. by A. Dyce, v. 6. 
 Wright (T.) Political ballads publ. in England during the 
 
 commonwealth, v. 3, 
 
 — Selections of Latin stories, from ms. of 13th-14th centu- 
 ries, v. 8. 
 
 — Songs and carols of the 15th century, v. 23. g 
 
 — Specimens of lyric poetry, temp. Edward i„ v. 4. 
 — - Specimens of old Christmas carols, v. 4. 
 
 Perdicaris (G. A.) The Greece of the Greeks. 2 v. 
 
 New York, 1845. 12° 1032.02 
 
 Peregrinations of the mind. See Baker (Wm.) 1811. . 2513.12 
 Pereira (Jonathan). Lectures on polarized light, with 
 
 a lecture on the microscope. Ed. by B. Powell. 
 
 2d ed. London, 1851. 16° 4024.04 
 
 — Manual of materia medica and therapeutics : an 
 
 abridgment, byF. Farre, etc. L.,1865. 8°. 4313.20 
 Perez (Antonio). See Biography (p. 186). 
 Perfect gentleman ; or etiquette and eloquence. 
 
 New York, 1*64. 12° 5427 03 
 
 Perfect life (The). S,-e Channing fW. E.) 1873.. . " .3533 15 
 Perfectibility. See Biblical and relig. lit. {Perfectibility, p. 96). 
 
 Perfumery. See Toilet and cosmetic arts. 
 
 Pericles. See Biography (p. 186). 
 
 Pericles, prince of Tyre. See Shakapere (Wm). 
 
 Perier (Casimir). King (E.) In his French polit. leaders. 3221.17 
 
 — Remusat (C. de). In his Critiques, etc., v. 2, 1859. . . 7048.14 
 Perier (Mme. G-ilberte Pascal). Life of Pascal. [Tr.] 
 
 byE. Jesup. London, 1723. 8°. . . . 3136.21 
 Perils of Pearl street, including a taste of the dan- 
 gers of Wall street, [anon.] N. Y. , 1 834. 8°. 5922.17 
 Periodicals. [See also Journalism, p. 657.] 
 — ■ Brake (iV.) Essays illustrative of the Tatler, Spec- 
 tator, and Guardian. 3 v. 1805. . . . 2523.14 
 
 Essays, illustrative of the Rambler, Adventurer, 
 
 and Idler, and of the various papers which, in 
 imitation of the writings of Steele and Addison, 
 have been published between the Spectator and 
 1808. 2 v 2523.12 
 
 — Hunt (E. B.) Systematizing abbreviations of titles of period- 
 
 icals, etc. [In Amer. assoc. Proc, v. 10, 1857.] . 3946.09 
 
 — List of serial publications now taken in the principal libra- 
 
 ries of Boston and Cambridge. 1st ed. Camb., 1878.8°. 
 
 — Madden (E. M.) History of Irish periodical litera- 
 
 ture, from the end of the 17th to the middle of 
 the 19th century. 2 v. 1867 2712.06 
 
 — Pond (E. S.) Amer. periodical literature. [In Baldwin's 
 
 monthly, June— Dec, 1877 ; 5 nos.] 
 
 — Steiger (K ) Periodical literature of the United 
 
 States. [Bibliography, arranged by states and 
 towns.] New York, 1873. 4° 2716.31 
 
 J8®** See also Essays (p. 448). 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 5, 1860 (Amer. magazine 
 lit. of last century) ; Blackwood, v. 85, 1859 (The periodi- 
 cal press : 2 articles) ; v. 98, 1865 (French periodical liter- 
 ature) ; Brit. qu. rev., Aug., 1852, or Eclectic rev., v. 27, 
 1852 (Hist, of Brit, period, lit.) 
 
 Indexes to Contents of Periodicals. 
 j&y See Indexes (p. 644 of this Catalogue). 
 
 List of Periodicals, 
 
 J6®=* For full entries of the following titles, readers are 
 referred to the general alphabet. 
 
 Academy (The). 
 
 Academy of natural sciences of 
 Philadelphia. Journal. 
 
 Ackermann's repository. 
 
 Adventurer (The). 
 
 Aldine (The). 
 
 AH the year round. 
 
 American annual register. 
 
 American antiquarian Bociety. 
 
 American architect. 
 
 American artisan. 
 
 American association for the 
 advancement of science. Pro- 
 ceedings. 
 
 American biblical repository. 
 
 American bibliopolist. 
 
 American builder. 
 
 American chess magazine. 
 
 American educational annual. 
 
 American educational monthly. 
 
 American gardener's magazine. 
 
 American geographical and sta- 
 tistical society. 
 
 American historical record and 
 repert. of notes and queries. 
 
 American horologicaljournal. 
 
 American inst. of architects. 
 
 American institute of mining 
 engineers. 
 
 American institute of the city 
 of New York. 
 
 American journal of education. 
 
 American journal of insanity. 
 
 American journal of numisma- 
 tics. 
 
 American journal of science 
 aud arts. 
 
 American journal of the medi- 
 cal sciences. 
 
 American law review. 
 
 American literary gazette. 
 
 American Lloyds' registry of 
 Amer. and foreign shipping. 
 
 American monthly review. 
 
 American naturalist. 
 
 American polytechnic journal. 
 
 American presbyteriau and 
 theological review. . 
 
 American publisher and book- 
 
 American quarterly register 
 and magazine. 
 
 American railroad journal. 
 
 American social science asso- 
 ciation. Transactions. 
 
 American theological review. 
 
 American whig review. 
 
 American year book. 
 
 Annals of British legislation. 
 
 Annals and magazine of natural 
 history. 
 
 Annee geographique. 
 
 Annee htteraire et dramatlque. 
 
 Annual of scientific discovery. 
 
 Annual record of science and 
 industry. 
 
 Annual register. 
 
 Anthologica Hibernica. 
 
 Anthropological review. 
 
 Anthropological society. 
 
 Appleton's journal. 
 
 Aquatic monthly and nautical 
 review. 
 
 Arcana of science and art. 
 
 Archxologia. 
 
 Archasologia Americana. 
 
 Archa?ologicalinstitute of Great 
 Britain aud Ireland. Journal. 
 
 Archives of electrology and 
 neurology. 
 
 Archives of ophthalmology and 
 otology. 
 
 Argosy (The), a magazine. 
 
 Art, pictorial and industrial. 
 
 Art journal. 
 
 Art pour tous. 
 
 Art union. 
 
 Asiatic journal. 
 
 Association of American geolo- 
 gists and naturalists. 
 
 Astronomical soc. of London. 
 
 Athenaeum (The). 
 
 Atlantic monthly. 
 
 Baldwin's monthly. 
 
 Banker's magazine, London. 
 
 Banker's magazine, New York. 
 
 Belgravia. 
 
 Bentley's miscellany. 
 
 Biblical repertory. 
 
 Biblical repository. 
 
 Bibliotheca sacra. 
 
 American publisher's circular. _ 
 American quarterly church re- Bibliopolist (The). 
 view. [ Biographical magazine. 
 
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 845 
 
 Blackwood's Edinburgh maga- 
 zine. 
 
 Boston quarterly review. 
 
 Braithwaite (W. and J.) Retro- 
 spect of practical medicine 
 and surgery. 
 
 British and foreign review. 
 
 British and foreign medico-chi- 
 rurgical review. 
 
 British archaeological associa- 
 tion. Journal. 
 
 British quarterly review. 
 
 Broadway (The). 
 
 Brownson's quarterly review. 
 
 Builder (The). 
 
 Building news (The). 
 
 Calcutta review. 
 
 Oassell's mngazine. 
 
 Catholic world. 
 
 Chambers'sEdinburghjournal. 
 
 Chambers's journal. 
 
 Chemical newB. 
 
 Chess players' chronicle. 
 
 Christian examiner. 
 
 Christian.observer. 
 
 Christian spectator. 
 
 Classical journal. 
 
 Colburn's united service maga- 
 zine. 
 
 Colburn's new monthly maga- 
 zine. 
 
 Comic almanack. 
 
 Commercial and financial 
 chronicle. 
 
 Common-Bchool journal. 
 
 Contemporary review. 
 
 Continental monthly. 
 
 Comhill magazine. 
 
 Crayon (The). 
 
 Critic (The). 
 
 Cultivator (The). 
 
 Daheim. 
 
 De Bow's commercial review 
 of^the south and west. 
 
 Democratic review. 
 
 Dental cosmos. 
 
 Dublin quarterly journal of 
 medical science. 
 
 Dublin review. 
 
 Dublin university magazine. 
 
 Ecclesiologist (The). 
 
 Eclectic magazine. 
 
 Economist (The), weekly com- 
 mercial times, banker's ga- 
 zette, and railway monitor. 
 
 Edinburgh medical and surgical 
 journal. 
 
 Edinburgh review. 
 
 Engineer (The). 
 
 Engineering and mining jour. 
 
 Essex county {Mass.) natural 
 history society journal. 
 
 Essex institute. Bulletin. 
 
 Essex institute. Historical col- 
 lections. 
 
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 Perry (B. C. ) Human hair and the cutaneous dis- 
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 York, 1879. 12° 3444.23 
 
 — Religious pieces in prose and verse (1440). London, 
 
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 Perry (John). Elementary treatise on steam, [steam 
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 Perry (J. R. ) Art of stair-building. N. Y. , 1 855. 8°. 1314. 32 
 
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 tion, p. 99) ; a so Nineteenth century, Jan., 1879 (The logic 
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 1879 (The new era of intolerance ; reply to Mallock, by J. 
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 Persius Plaocua (Aulus). Satires. Tr. into English 
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 life. London, 1751. 16° 1675.32 
 
 — — Same. Tr. by Sir W. Drummond. New York, 
 
 [«• d.] 18 3 1662.13 
 
 Same. Tr. by J. Dryden. [In Chalmers (A.) Engl, poets, 
 
 v- 19. 1810.] .' . ° 1&6.19 
 
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 — — Same. Literal transl. with notes, etc. , by L. 
 
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 Petrarca (Francesco). Hundert ausgewahlte Sonette. 
 
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 New York, 1878. 12° 3717.04 
 
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 Peyrere (Isaac de la). See La Peyrere. . . . 1145 u 
 
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 Peyton ( Sir Edward). Divine catastrophe of the house 
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 Phaedrus. Fables. Tr. by H. T. Riley. Metr. transl. 
 
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 Hanno. King Henisal's history. Publius Syrus. Demo- 
 philus's Similitudes. 
 
 Phenix Britannicus. See Phoenix Britannicus. 
 
 Phidias. See Urbino (Mrs. S. B.) Princes of art [1414.23] ; 
 atso Blackwood, Dec, 1873 (Phidias and the Elgin marbles, 
 by W. W. Story). For specimens of sculptures by P., see 
 Parthenon (p. 838). 
 
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 ed. Paris, 1860. fol 1456.07 
 
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 bucolici et didactici, Didot, 1857. 8'.] 7766.17 
 
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 1813. 2 v. London, 1813. 8° 515.03 
 
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 Lincy. London, Camden soc. , 1 858. 4°. . 5113.26 
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 (A.) English poets, v. 13, 1810.] 1626.13 
 
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 — Letter on the article entitled "Robert Phillimore's 
 
 Lyttelton," in the Quarterly review, June, 1846. 
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 18"'6. 8° 5614.21 
 
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 London, 1857. 12° 1162.03 
 
 Phillips (Miss — ). My life and what shall I do with 
 
 it? By an old maid, [anon.] 3d ed. London 
 
 1864. 16° 5824.19 
 
 — Strong and free ; or first steps towards social sci- 
 
 ence, [anon.] London, 1869. 8°. . . 5814.08 
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 New York, 1851. 12° 3046.C3 
 
 — The Queen's [Caroline's] case stated. 11th ed 
 
 London, 1820. 8°. . In 5721.05 
 
 — Specimens of Irish eloquence. With biogr. notices. 
 
 London, 1819. 8° 6323.19 
 
 — Speeches. London, 1822. 8° 6313.07 
 
 Phillips (Daniel W.) Puritanical freedom : address, N. Wren- 
 
 tham. Boston, 1848. 8° 584.20 
 
 Phillips (Edward). New world of words, or general 
 English dictionary. 4th ed. L.,1678. fol. 6436.03 
 
 — English poets, from Henry, in. to Queen Elizabeth, 
 
 Canterbury, 1800. 8°. 3264.01 
 
 Phillips (G. F.) Art of drawing and painting sim- 
 plified. With miniature painting and the art of 
 flower painting. 18 pi. L., 1840. 8°. . 1432.29 
 
 — Principles of effect and colour, as applicable to land- 
 
 scape painting. 3ded. L.,[aoouU842].4°. 1425.07 
 Phillips (George S.) ['January Searle.'] Life, char- 
 acter and genius of Ebenezer Elliott. London, 
 1850. 18°. 3054.16 
 
 — The gypsies of the Danes' Dike, a story of hedge- 
 
 side life in England, in 1855. B.,1865. 12°. 241.13 
 Phillips (Henry). Floral emblems. L.,1825. 8°. 4913.23 
 Phillips (Henry). Musical and personal recollections 
 
 during half a century. 2 v. L., 1864. 12°. 1562.11 
 Phillips (Henry). Historical sketches of the paper 
 
 currency of the American colonies, prior to the 
 
 adoption of the federal constitution. 2 v. Rox- 
 
 bury, (Mass.,) 1865. sm. 4° 5937.01 
 
 Phillips (Henry, jr.) Poems from the Spanish and 
 
 German. Philadelphia, 1878. 12°. . . 1675.39 
 Phillips (John). Poems. Life, by S. Johnson. [In Chalmers 
 
 (A.) English poets, v. 8, 1810.] 1626.08 
 
 — Works. [In Sanford (E.) and Walsh (R.) Brit, poets, v. 13, 
 
 1819.] 1691.13 
 
 Phillips (John). Life on the earth, its origin and suc- 
 cession. Cambr., (Engl.,) 1860. 12°. . . 4723.06 
 
 — Monograph of British belemnitidaa. Pts. 1-2-3. 
 
 London, Palceoniogr. soc, 1865-67. 4°. . 4100.00 
 
 — Treatise on geology. 2 v. L., 1852. 16°. . 4112.16 
 
 — Vesuvius. Oxford, 1869. 12° 4021.05 
 
 Phillips (John Arthur). Manual of metallurgy. 3d 
 
 ed. London and Glasgow, 1859. 12°. . 3934.33 
 
 — Copper. [In Brit, rn'f'g industries, 1876] 3941.24 
 
 — and Darlington (J.) Records of mining and me- 
 
 tallurgy. London, 1857. 8° 3933.38 
 
 Phillips (J. Thomas). Account of Malabar in the East 
 Indies. London, 1717. 16° 1061.24 
 
 Phillips (Lawrence B.) 'Dictionary of biographical 
 reference. N. Y., [London], 1871. 8°. . 3234.14 
 
 Phillips (Richard). Story of Gautama Buddha and 
 his creed : an epic. L., 1871. 12°. . .1675.35 
 
 Phillips (Samuel). Essays from 'The Times.' 2 v. 
 
 New ed. London, 1871. 16° 2538.14 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Lord Nelson and lady Hamilton. Rail- 
 way novels. Louis Philippe and his family. Drama of 
 theFrench revolution. Howard the philanthropist. Lord 
 Holland's reminiscences. Robert Southey. Dean Swift- 
 Stella and Vanessa. Reminiscences of Coleridge and 
 Southey, by Cottle. John Keats. Grote's History of 
 Greece. Literature of the rail. 
 
 2. Life of lord Coke. Layard's last discoveries. Lord 
 Mausfleld. Lion-hunting in Africa. Life of Jeremy Tay- 
 lor. Lord Clarendon and his friends. John Sterling. 
 Americans in England. Francis Chantrey. Career of lord 
 Langdale. Autobiography of a chartist (Alton Locke). 
 Afghanistan. Greek revolution. Dickens and Thackeray. 
 
 Phillips (S. March). Treatise on the law of evidence ; 
 with notes by E. Cowen and N. Hill, with Amer. 
 cases, by I. Edwards. 5th ed. 3 v. New York, 
 1867. 8° 5647.05 
 
 Phillips (Stephen C.) Address, introd. to the 2d course of Frank- 
 lin lectures, Boston, Oct. 29, 1832. B., 1833. 8". . 634.24 
 
 Phillips (Thomas). Life of Reginald Pole. 2 v. 
 Dublin, 1765. 8° 3145.14 
 
 BEOOKLYN MERCANTILE LIBRARY. 
 
PHILLIPS - PHILOLOGICAL 
 
 849 
 
 Phillips (Wendell). Speeches, lectures, and letters. 
 Boston, 1863. 12° 6323.20 
 
 Contents. 
 Abolition movement (Philoso- 
 
 phy of the). 
 Boston mob (The), 
 Brown (Burial of John). 
 Cabinet (The). 
 Diauuion. 
 Harper's ferry. 
 Idols. 
 Letter to judge Shaw and 
 
 president Walker. 
 Letter to the Tribune. 
 Lincoln's election. 
 Lovejoy (The murder of). 
 
 Metropolitan police (A). 
 Mobs and education. 
 Pilgrims (The). 
 Progress. 
 Public opinion. 
 Removal of judge Loring. 
 Sims (Surrender of). 
 Sims anniversary. 
 State of the country. 
 Toussaint l'Ouverture. 
 Under the flag. 
 "War for the union. 
 Woman's rights. 
 
 Bungay (<?. W.) Sketch of. [In his Offhand takings.] 2515.08 
 
 p ar lcer IE 67.) [/>• his Golden age of Amer. oratory, 1857 ; 
 
 p. 370-425.] 6311.08 
 
 Stovie (Mrs. H. B.) Sketch of. [In her Men of our times.] 
 
 See also Christ, exam., Nov., 1863 (W. P. as an orator) ; 
 Fortn. rev., v. 14, 1870 (by M. D. Conway). 
 
 Phillips (Willard). Propositions concerning protec- 
 tion and free trade. Boston, 1850. 12°. 5912.19 
 
 — Treatise on the law of insurance. 5th ed. 2 v. 
 New York, 1867. 8° 5624.18 
 
 Phillips (Wm.) Introduction to mineralogy. Ed. byH. 
 J. Brooke and W.H. Miller. L., 1852. 8°. 4113.03 
 
 Phillips (Wm. H. H.) Elements of geometry, and the 
 first principles of modern geometry. New York, 
 1874. 12°. ... : 4011.24 
 
 PhiUpotts (Henry, bp. of Exeter). Letter to G. Canning, on the 
 bill of 1825 for removing the disqualifications of His Ma- 
 jesty's Roman catholic subjects. 6th ed. London, 1827. 8°. 
 [In Pamphleteer, v. 27.] 5058.27 
 
 Short letter to George Canning on the present position of the 
 
 Roman catholic question. London, 1827. 8°. [In Pam- 
 phleteer, v. 27.] 5058.27 
 
 See notice of H. P., in Ed. rev., v. 95. 
 
 Fbillpotts (J. S.) King and commonwealth. See Cordery (B. M.) 
 and PhiUpotts. ... .... • . . . 463.18 
 
 Philo, jMeu<J. See Patent hat • . . 3583.14 
 
 Philo Byznnlbis. De septem orbis spectaculis. Becog. 
 E. Hercher. Paris, Didot, 1858. 8°. . . 7764.01 
 
 Philo Judants, (Alexandrian Jew, 1st century). Works, 
 tr. by C. D. Yonge. 4 v. L., 1854-55. 12°. 3585.01 
 Contents. 
 
 Abel and Cain {Sacrifices of),v. 1 . 
 
 Abraham (Life of), v. 2. 
 
 Abraham (Migration of), v. 2. 
 
 Affairs of Btate, or Joseph, v. 2. 
 
 Allegories of sacred laws, v. 1. 
 
 Ambassadors (Virtues and office 
 of), v. 4. 
 
 Basket of first-fruits (Festival 
 of), v. 3. 
 
 Cain (Posterity of), v. 1. 
 
 Cain and Abel (Sacrifices of),v.l. 
 
 Cain and his birth (Of), v. 1. 
 
 Cherabiin (On the), v. 1. 
 
 Circumcision (On), v. 3. 
 
 Confusion of languages, v. 2. 
 
 Coutemplative life, v. 4. 
 
 Courage (On), v. 3. 
 
 Creation of the world, as de- 
 scribed by Moses (Treatise 
 on), v. 1. 
 
 Curses (On), v. 3. 
 
 Dreams sent from God (On the 
 doctrine of), v. 2. 
 
 Drunkenness (On), v. 1. 
 
 Festivals (On the ten), v. 3. 
 
 Flaccus (Treatise against), v. 4. 
 
 Flaming sword (On the), v. 1. 
 
 Fragments of the lost works of 
 Philo, v. 4. 
 
 Fugitives (On), v. 2. 
 
 Genesis (Questions on), and so- 
 lutions, v. 4. 
 
 Giants (On the), v. 1. 
 
 God (Uucliangeableness of), v. 1. 
 
 Heir of divine things (Who is 
 the), v. 2. 
 
 Instruction (On meeting for the 
 sake of receiving), v. 2. 
 
 Languages (Confusion of), v. 2. 
 
 Magistrates (Treatise on the 
 creation of), v. 3. 
 
 Monarchy (Treatise on), v. 3. 
 
 Moses (Theology andlife of), v. 3. 
 
 Names in holy scripture, why 
 changed, v. 2. 
 
 Noah (Planting of), v. 1. 
 
 Noah (Tilling of the earth), v. 1. 
 
 Nobility (On), v. 3. 
 
 Parents (On the honor com- 
 manded to be paid to), v. 3. 
 
 Priests (On the rewards and 
 honors which belong to), v. 3. 
 
 Repentance (On), v. 3. 
 
 Rewards and punishments, v. 3. 
 
 Sacrifice (On animals fit for),v. 3 
 
 Sacrifice (On those who), v. 3 
 
 Sobriety (On), v. 1. 
 
 Special laws (Treatise on), v. 3. 
 
 Suppliants (Treatise on the 
 virtues of), v. 4. 
 
 Ten commandments, v. 3. 
 
 Unwritten law (On the), v. 2. 
 
 "Victims (Treatise on), v. 3. 
 
 Virtues (Treatise on three), v. 3. 
 
 Virtuous man, the freeman, v.3. 
 
 Wages of a harlot not to be re- 
 ceived into the public trea- 
 sury, v. 3. 
 
 Wise man made perfect by in- 
 struction, v. 2. 
 
 World (Incorruptibility), v. 4. 
 
 "Worse plotting against the bet- 
 ter, v. 1. 
 
 Humanity (On), v. 3. 
 Justice (On), v. 3. 
 
 See article by C. G. Prowett in Fraser's, Aug., 1874 (Philo 
 the Jew); Meth. qu. rev., Jan., 1877 (by J. H. Worman), Jan., 
 1858 (The logos of Philo and that of St. John, by J. A. Reu- 
 belt), and the articles, with bibliogr. references, in Kitto's 
 Cycl. of bibl. lit., v. 3, and M'Clintock and Strong, v. 8. 
 
 Philo : an evangeliad. See Judd (S.) 1850 1662.12 
 
 Philocalia : beauty, etc. See Purton (W.) 1864 1436.26 
 
 ■Pnilobiblion (The) ; a literary journal. 2 v. New 
 York, G. P. Phlles, 1861-63. 4°. ... 2722.34 
 
 Fnilograntus, pseud Letter to the bishop of Bristol on exami- 
 nations of students of Cambridge. London, 1822 8° [In 
 _.., Pamphleteer, v. 20.] 605820 
 
 Fnuological museum. 2 v. Cambridge, (Sjj.,) 18^2. 
 
 _.. 8° . • • '. 6114.20 
 
 Fiulological society, London. Proceedings, v. 1-6 
 1842-3—53. London, 1844-54. 8°. . . 6443.01 
 
 Contents : v. 1. 1842-44. Yates (J.) English orthogra- 
 phy, partic. of the passive participle ;— Remarks on a 
 statue of Endymiou. Guest (E.) Welsh names of places 
 preserved in Engl, compounds :— Inflexions of the old 
 Engl, adjectives ;— English gentile nouns, and their second 
 use as names of districts ;— Engl, pronouns indeterminate ; 
 — Of the ellipsis, and pleonastic use of the pronoun per- 
 sonal in Engl, syntax ;— Use of dative in Engl, syntax ;— 
 On Engl, prououns personal. Wedgwood (H.) Etymology 
 of the word trap-rock. Wilson (II. H.) European gram- 
 mars and Sanskrit lexicons. Latham (R. G.) Languages 
 of the Papuan or Negrito race ;— Doctrine of the cajsura 
 in the Greek senarius ;— Evidence of a connection betw. 
 the Oimbri and the Chersouesus Cimbrica ;— Reciprocal 
 pronouns, and on the reciprocal power of the reflective 
 verb. Carey (P. S.) Origin of the phrase ' wager of law.' 
 Davis (J. F.) Classification of Chinese roots. Walters (J.) 
 Derivatives of the Welsh word gwy. Newman (F. W.) 
 Scytbia, etc., ace. to Herodotus ; — Berber language of Mount 
 Atlas. Donaldson (J. W.) On Plato's number ;— Herodo- 
 tus and the Athenians. Garnett (R.) Languages and dia- 
 lects of the British Islands ; — Probable relations of the 
 Picts and Gael with other tribes of Gr. Brit. ;— Languages 
 and dialects of the British Islands ; — Origin and import of 
 the augment in Sanskrit and Greek. Trithen (F. H.) 
 Structure of the Russian verb ; — Formation of past tense 
 in certain Indo-European languages. Szabo (J. von). De- 
 scent of the Magyar from the ancient Persians. Haw- 
 trey (J. W.) Greek inscription lately fouud in Corfu. 
 Sharpe (D.) Lycian inscriptions copied by E. T. Daniel], and 
 others. Fry (D.) Reformation of the English alphabet. 
 Cockayne (O.) Construction of 'ivoc, oitm%, <aS, with 
 past indicative ; — On the Lydian dynasty which preceded 
 the Mermnadse. 
 
 v. 2, 1844-46. Wedgwood (H.) Notices of Engl, etymo- 
 logy ;— Onomatopoeia. Guest (E.) Ellipsis of the verb in 
 Engl, syntax; — Use of the collective noun in Engl, syntax ; — 
 Anomalous English verbs ;— Anomalies of the Engl, verb 
 arising from letter-changes ; — Engl, verbs, substantive and 
 auxiliary ; — Ordinary inflexions of the English verb. Gar- 
 nett (R.) Languages and dialects of the Brit. Islands ; — 
 Origin and import of the genitive case ; — Derivation of 
 words from pronominal and prepositional roots ; — Initial 
 letter-changes in Indo-European languages ; — Relative im- 
 port of language. Cockayne 'T. O.) Suggestions on the 
 arrangement of the text of the Medea. Latham (R. Q.) 
 Miscel. contrib. to ethnography of N. America ; — Meaning of 
 the word 6dp0i ■ — Contrib. to study of languages of Africa. 
 Key (T. H.) On the English verb do, and the Latin da- re, 
 and the formation of the Engl, weak perfects ; — Relations 
 which exist betw. the preterite went and the verb go ; also, 
 between va, and the verbs alter and andare ; — The Lapp 
 and Finn tongues not unconnected with the Indo-European 
 family ;— Origin of certain Latin words. Maiden (H.) 
 Mistakes in the use of obsolete Greek words by Attic wri- 
 ters, pts. 1-2. Beke (C. T.) Languages and dialects of 
 Abyssinia and countries to the south. Kemble (J. M.) 
 North-Anglian dialect. Henouard (G. C.) Remarks on 
 certain doubtful constructions fouud in Attic writers. 
 
 v. 3, 1846-48. Guest (E.) Orthographical expedients ;— 
 Elements of language. Garnett (R.) Formation of words 
 from inflected cases ;— Nature and^analysis of the verb. 
 Renouard (G. C.) Construction of oKooi fxr] with a past 
 indicative. Key (T. H.) Misuse of the terms epenthesis and 
 euphony ; — Origin of the demonstrative pronouns, the defi- 
 nite article, etc. ;— On the names of parts of the human body 
 as common to families of the Indo-European language ;— 
 Apparent exceptions from the triliteral form of monosyl- 
 labic roots ;— Origin of certain Latin words. Davies {Rev. 
 Dr.) Derivations and affinities of some Greek and Latin 
 words. Maiden (H.) Greek and English versification. 
 Newman (F. W.) Notes on the Galla verb and pronouns. 
 Dyer (T.) On the noun, or name, as an instrument of rea- 
 soning. Wedgwood (H.) English etymologies, cont'd. 
 Trithen (F. H.) Origin of the Greek Hermes. Watts (T.) 
 Written language of China. Schomburgk (Sir R. H.) Con- 
 trib. to philol. ethnography of So. Amer. Tutshek (L.) Tu- 
 mali language. 
 
 v. 4, 1848-50. Kemble (J. M ) Peculiar use of the Anglo- 
 Saxon patronymical termination ing. Latham (R. G.) On 
 certain additions to the vocabularies of Caffre languages ; 
 —Remarks upon a vocabulary of the Bouny language ;— 
 Ideas of association and plurality, in the evolution of in- 
 flection -—On the word eujum ;-Remarks on a vocabulary 
 of the Cameroons language ;— Vocabulary of Avekvom lan- 
 cuase — Original area of the Slavonic population ;— Origi- 
 nal extent of Slavonic area. Garnett (R.) Nature and 
 analysis of the verb, cont'd. Key (T. H.) Pronouns of the 
 first and second persons ;— Attempt to prove the identity 
 of the roots is, was, and be. Sharpe (S.) Fragments of 
 orations in accusation and defence of Demosthenes, resp. 
 the money of Harpalus. Donaldson (J. W.) On the nomen 
 of C Verres. Watts (T.) Anglo-Saxon termination ing ;— 
 
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 Probable future position of the Engl. lang. Howse (J.) 
 Vocab. of certain N. A. Indian lang. Benisch (Dr.) Con- 
 jectural affinities of certain Hebrew and English words. 
 Wedgwood (H.) English etymologies, cont'd. Norris (E.) 
 Note upon the discov. of a written African language. Han- 
 son {A. W.) Communication cone, the Vei and Mendi dia- 
 lects, Tutshek (L.) On the Turaali alphabet ;— Vocabulary 
 of the Fazoglo lang. Sloane (G.) Connexion of pope Ger- 
 bert with the geometry of Bofithius. Isbester {J. A.) Short 
 vocabulary of the Loucheux language, De Morgan (A.) 
 Use of the verbs shall and will. Schomburgk [Sir R.) Vo- 
 cabulary of Maiongkong language. Collins (J.) List of 
 words from Gower dialect of Glamorganshire. Trithen 
 (F. H.) Position occupied by Slavonic dialects among the 
 Indo-European family. Guest <E.) Elements of language. 
 
 v. 5, 1850-52. Wedgwood (H.) Traces of Egyptian ori- 
 gin in alphabets of Greece and Rome ;— English etymolo- 
 gies ; — On words fundamentally connected with the no- 
 tion of contraction, and formally referable to a root krup 
 or kruk ;— Words formed from the roots smu and snu, imi- 
 tative of breathing or blowing through the nose. Trithen 
 (F. H.) Slavonic dialects, cont'd from v. 4. Adams (E.) 
 Probability of Gothic settlements in Britain previously to 
 450. Guest (E.) On the roots of language ;— Origin of cer- 
 tain Anglo-Saxon idioms ;— On a curious tmesis met with 
 in Anglo-Saxon and in early English syntax ;— Certain 
 foreign terms, adopted by our ancestors prior to their 
 settlement on Brit. Islands. Key (T. H.) Nature of the 
 verb, particularly formation of middle or passive voice ;— 
 Derivation and meaning of certain Latin words ; — Etymo- 
 logy of certain Latin words ;— Vowel assimilation, espe- 
 cially in relation to Willis's experiment on vowel-sounds. 
 Hodgson (W. B.) Kissour, Sungai, and Timbuctu vocabu- 
 laries. Watts (T.) Devanagari or Satrnkrit alphabet ;— Car- 
 dinal Mezzofanti as a linguist. Whewell (W.) Account of 
 the late Cambridge etymological society. Maiden (Prof. 
 H.) On Greek hexameters. Cockayne (T.O.) On the Greek 
 middle verb ;— On a Lokrian inscription. 
 
 v. 6, 1852-53. Wedgwood (H.) Use of shall and will ;— 
 On English etymologies, cont'd ;— "Words admitting of be- 
 ing grouped around the root flap or flak. Watts (T.) Philol. 
 peculiarities in English Bible. Blakesley (J. W.) Outline 
 of the eafly Medo-Persian history ;— The battle of Salamis. 
 De Morgan (A.) Suggestions in logical phraseology. Gruest 
 (E.) Etymology of Stone-henge. Latham (R. G.) Aorists in 
 -7ca;— On languages of New California. Leducq (M. H.) 
 Primitive meaning of the French word ange. Maiden (H.) 
 Amphictyouic league, and meaning of AmpMctyones. Abra- 
 ham (C. J.) Personal pronouns and numerals of Mallicolo 
 and Erromango languages. Key (T.H.) On the perfect infi- 
 nitive, imperfect participles, and substantives which fall 
 under definition ' nomen actionis'; — Remarks on some 
 Latin words ;— On some alleged distinctions in languages 
 believed to be without foundation ; — Philol. scraps. Da- 
 vies (J.) Keltic words used by early English writers. 
 Ahrens (H. L.) On feminines in go and Gd$, and on the 
 word yvvrf. Henzen (G.) Inscription of Sora. Busch- 
 mann (J. C. E.) On natural sounds. Appendix — Loewe (L.) 
 Dictionary of the Circassian language. 
 
 Transactions. 1854-64. 9 v. JL., [n.d] 8°. 6443.07 
 
 Contents. 1854. Blakesley (J. W.) Explanation of some 
 difficulties in the account of the battle of Marathon. Mai- 
 den (H.) Greek lyrical metres ; — Pragmatized legends in 
 history. Key (T. H.) Search in some of the European lan- 
 guages after the representatives of the Greek preposition 
 OLVOCaa prefixed to verbs; — Preposition £Vl t in, and re 
 lated words ; — On metathesis. Wedgwood (H.) English 
 etymologies ; — Confusion of meaning betw. corvus and 
 comix. Donaldson (J. W-) Etymology of the Latin particle 
 jnodo ; — Vocalization of the nasal liquid in Greek. Latham 
 (R. G.) Name and nation of the Dacian king Decebalus, 
 with notices of the Agathyrsi and Alani ; — Certain addi- 
 tions to the ethnogr. philology of Central Amer., with re- 
 marks upon the so-called Astek conquest of Mexico. Lud- 
 low (J. M.) Jottings in legal etymology. Watts (T.) On 
 Mauavit's Life of Mezzofanti. Goldstiicker (T.) On jecur, 
 faap, Skr. yakr'it; stercus, dxcop, Skr. sakr'it ; and 
 some words of kindred formation. Davies (J.) On the 
 Semitic languages, and their relations with the Indo-Euro- 
 pean. Cockayne (T. O.) Certain instances of synkope. 
 Mansfield (C. B.) and Latham (R. G.) A few PayagwA 
 wards, and some account of the Payagwas. Key (T. B.) 
 and others. Philological scraps. 
 
 1855. Key (T. H.) On the Latin verb mittere, and verbs 
 signifying ' to go,' in the Indo-European family ;— Of the 
 Latin verb usurpare;— On Greek accentuation. Wedg- 
 wood (H.) On roots mutually connected by ref. to the 
 term zig-zag ;— False etymologies ; — English etymologies ; 
 Meaning of the root gen or ken. G-urney (A.) Norfolk 
 words. Bleek (W.) Languages of western and southern 
 Africa. Abel (C.) Coptic language. Ridley (W.) Kamilaroi 
 language of Australia. Latham (R. G.) On certain recent 
 additions to African philology. Maiden (H.) Uncontracted 
 form of the genitive singular of Greek nouns of the second 
 declension. Kennedy (J.) Ancient languages of France 
 and Spain. Davies (J.) Races of Lancashire, Watts (T.) 
 Recent hist, of Hungarian language. 
 
 1856. Wedgwood (H.) Connexion of the Finn and Lapp 
 with other European languages ;— Miscel. Engl, etymolo- 
 
 gies ;— Further observ. on the connexion of the Finnish 
 and Indo-Germanic classes of languages ;— Miscel. etymo- 
 logies illust. from the Finnish languages. Weymouth (R. 
 F.) On the liquids, especially in relation to certain mutes. 
 Sandwith{H.) OnaZaza vocabulary. Aufrecht (T.) Deri- 
 vation and meaning of 7}7tlO$ ;— Affix of the Welsh degree 
 of equality ; — Nasalization of initial mutes in Welsh ;— 
 Etymology of the Latin adverb actutum ; — Derivation of 
 the Latin sons ; — Derivation of the Latin otium ;— Latin 
 terminations tia, tio. Latham (R. G.) Languages of north- 
 ern, western, and central Amer.; — The word distributed, as 
 used in logic. Yates (J.) Irregularities of the versification 
 of Homer. Ferowne (J. J. S.) Some English idioms, pt. 1. 
 Haan Hettema (M. de). Hints on the thesis "The old 
 Friesic above all others the * fons et origo ' of the old Eng- 
 lish." Kennedy (J.) Some affinities in the Basque lang. 
 Key (T.H.) On diminutives, English, Latin. Daa (L. K.) 
 Affinities between the languages of the northern tribes of 
 the old and new continents. 
 
 1857. Latham (R. G.) On the Gepidse ;— Tushi language. 
 Ludlow (J. M.) French soft G or J, as representing the 
 Latin labials, with or without an attendant vowel. Wedg- 
 wood (H.) Termination of the numerals eleven, twelve, and 
 the equivalent forms in Lithuanian ; — Derivation of the 
 word broker ;— Words descriptive of guttural action, and 
 the metaphors connected with them. Davies (J.) Con- 
 nexion of the Keltic with the Teutonic language, especially 
 With the Anglo-Saxon. Coleridge (H.) Diminutives in 
 Met;' — Latin verb ploro, and some of its compounds. 
 Key (T. H.) On the word inkling. Aufrecht <T.) Different 
 forms of SociGD. Jourdain (W. C.) On an unexplained 
 passage in King Lear. Papers relating to the Society's dic- 
 tionary: 1, Trench (C.) Deficiences in our Engl, diction- 
 aries. 2d ed. 2, Proposal for the publ. of a new Eng. 
 dictionary. 3, Canones lexicographici, rules to be ob- 
 served, etc. 
 
 1858. Pt. 1. Wedgwood (H.) English etymologies ;— Co- 
 incidences in the roots of African and European languages. 
 
 .Aufrecht (T.) Latin etymologies. Pulszky (F.) Nature 
 and affinities of the Hungarian language and grammar. 
 Bucher (L.) Political terms. Crawford (F.) Existence of 
 biconsonantal prefix in Hebrew. Adams (E.) On the 
 names of ants, earwigs, and beetles. Latham (R. G.) Cer- 
 tain classes in African philology, especially the Mandingo, 
 Kouri, Nufi, and Fula groups. Coleridge (H.) 'Gallow' as 
 used by Shakespere. Lottner (0.) Remarks on the nation 
 by which the cuneiform mode of writing was invented ; — 
 The most ancient ethnog. state of western Asia historically 
 known. Haan Hettema (M, de). Archaic and provincial 
 Eng. words compared with Dutch and Friesic. Crawford 
 (F.) On constant affixes and affirmatives in the Hebrew 
 language, as illus. by ref. to Indo-European analogies, pt. 2. 
 Pt. 2. Furnivall(F.J.) Early Engl, poems and lives of Baints. 
 
 1859. Wedgwood (H.) On words derived from the La- 
 tin ' capra ' as the name of a catapult or battering engine ; 
 — On the phrase 'trus and begone;' — Derivation and 
 meaning of the word carpet ; — Coincidences between the 
 Galla and different European languages ;— The words wig 
 and periwig ; — Words derived from the cries used in set- 
 ting on of dogs ; — On Shakespere's ' That runaway's eyes 
 may wink.' De Morgan (A.) On «pi5>U05. Aufrecht 
 (T.) Latin and Greek etymologies ; — Coleridge (A.) Scandi- 
 navian element in the English language. Lottner (C.) 
 Traces of the Italic imperfect in Keltic languages ;— 
 Forms and origin of pronouns of the first and second 
 persons. Coleridge (H.) Hints toward the explanation of 
 some hard words and passages in Engl, writers ;— Speci- 
 mens of the dialects of some of the South Sea Islands. 
 Adams (E.) Vernacular names of insects. Pulszky (F.) 
 Affixes in the Hungarian language. Furnivall {F. J.) An 
 unregistered sense of the word thing and its base the. Key 
 (T. H.) Derivations of duntaxat, tranquillus, and si (si dis 
 placet) ;— Derivation of the Gothic hanfs (one-handed) ;— 
 Derivations of the word 8rffX0$ ; — Convertibility of n and 
 d ;— Suppl. paper on the Keltic suffix agh, etc. Fry (D. P.) 
 The word than ; — Some English dictionaries. Burner (G.) 
 The Hindu god Parjanya. Irish glosBes, from ms. in the 
 library of Trinity coll., Dublin. Watts (T.) On Russell's 
 Life of cardinal Mezzofanti. 
 
 1860-61. Davis (J. F.) Certain advantageous properties 
 of the written language of China. Adams (E.) Names of 
 certain insects. Lottner (C.) Sister families of languages, 
 especially those connected with the Semitic family. Cole- 
 ridge (H.) The word cidorum ; — Exclusion of certain words 
 from a dictionary. Wedgwood (H.) Engl, etymologies ;— 
 Connexion of the Latin dulcis with delicise, delicatus, delect 
 tare ; — Family relationship betw. the Finnish and Indo- 
 Germanic languages maintained. Barham (T.F.) Metrical 
 time, ancient and modern. Lottner (0.) Norse origin of 
 are, the plural present of the Engl, verb substantive. 
 Weymouth (R. F.) Who as a relative ;— Query on the 
 phrase diametrically opposed ; — The Homeric epithet 
 6fipl}XO% ;— On the Homeric epithet fipia.pd$ \— Notes 
 on the Roxburghe Club 'Morte Arthur.' Fry (D. P.) On 
 the last syllable in the word knowledge, revelach, and 
 wedlock. Jourdain (W. C.) Proposed emendations in the 
 text of Shakespeare. Coleridge (D.) Observ. on plan of the 
 Society's proposed new Engl, dictionary. Stokes (W.) Notes 
 on comparative syntax ;— Third person singular impera- 
 tive active in Cornish ;— Cambrica. Key (T. H.) Miscel. re- 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
PHILOLOGICAL SOCIETY - PHILOSOPHY 
 
 851 
 
 marks suggested by Hitachi's PlautuB, especially on Latin 
 Jiarfect Thirlwall (C.) The name Welsh, and the word 
 M«a 'Passion (The); a middle-Cornish poem, by W. 
 Stokes. Play of the sacrament, a middle-Engl. drama, ed. 
 
 b5 1862-63 Key (T. H.) Miscel. papers ;— Tne Sanskrit 
 language, as the basis of linguistic science, overvalued ;— 
 On titillare and TIKTEIV ;— The Anglo-Saxon language, 
 to support a suffix agh, or ag to Latin verbs ;— Reconsid- 
 eration of substanUves in let. Fry(D. P.) Last syllable 
 in the wordsinowledge and -wedlock. Weymouth (It. F.) 
 Grosseteste's ' Castle of love • ;— The letter r. Cayley (C. 
 B) Experiments on Engl, hexameters. Morris (R.) The 
 words groveling and grovelling, and the connection of the 
 svllable-lingin groveling with the -long in headlong, aide- 
 Ions etc. Wedgwood (H.) Selections from 2d vol. of his 
 Dictionary of Engl, etymology. Newman (FW.) The 
 Umbrian language. Peacock (K. B.) Some leading char. 
 
 acteristics of Northumbrian. Maiden (H.) Connecting 
 vowels in Greek. Appendix : Smart (B. C.) Dialect of the 
 English gypsies. 
 
 1864 Manning (J.) Inquiry into the character and ori- 
 gin of the possessive augment in English and cognate 
 dialects. Newman (F. W.) Text of the Iguvine inscrip- 
 tions, with interlinear Lat. trans. Barnes (W.) Grammar 
 and glossary of the Dorset dialect, with hist., etc., of south- 
 western English. Gwreans an bye — the Creation of the 
 world, a Cornish mystery ; cd. by ^V. Stokes. 
 Philology. iSVi» Language (p. 67-1). 
 Philosophers and actresses. See Houssaye (A.) 2 v. 3266.04 
 Philosophers and fools. [Essays.] See Duhring (J.) 1874. 2524.16 
 Philosophical library ; a collection of reprints of an- 
 cient morality. Ed. by. J. Tela [pseud, for J. 
 
 Webb]. London, 1818. 8° 3613.01 
 
 iVo<e,— For contents see Webb (Joseph), 
 
 PHILOSOPHY: MENTAL, MORAL, AND METAPHYSICAL. ' 
 
 Abbahqemement of Sub-divisions.— I. Dictionaries of philosophical terms.— II. Essays on the nature and relations of 
 vhilosophy — III. Periodicals.— IV. Histories of philosophy, loth ancient and modern.— V. Ancient philosophy, onty.- 
 VI Modern philosophy, only. — VII. Systematic and miscel. works. —VIII. Various philosophical schools and subjects, viz. 
 1 The Absolute, Unconditioned, Infinite.— 2, Arabian philosophy (p. 857).— 3, Association of ideas.-4, Automatism. 
 5 Belief Conviction, Certitude, Knowledge.— 6, Cause and effect.— 7, Chinese philosophy (p. 857)— 8, Common sense. 
 9 Consciousness, Cognition, Perception— 10, Dualism of the mind.-ll, English and Scottish Schools of philosophy 
 (p 858) —12 Evolution of mind— 13, Feelings, emotions, etc.— 14, French philosophy.— 15, German philosophy. 
 16 Habits —17 Hindu philosophy.— 18, Idealism and Transcendentalism.— 19, Intuitions.— 20, Materialism.— 21, 
 Mental Dhvsiol'oey (p. 859).— 22, Moral philosophy.-23, Ontology (p. 862J.-24, Passions, appetites, affections. 
 25 Pessimism and Optimism (p. 863).-26, Phrenology —27, Pleasure and Pain.-28, Positivism-29, Reflection-30, 
 Scepncism.-31, Stoics— 32, Time and space.-33, Utilitarianism (p. 864).-34, Will (The), and its relation to the 
 question of liberty or necessity. 
 
 «£- See also (in the general alphabet) names of the following philosophical writers, for more detailed entries of 
 their works or for biogr. and critical estimates, mz.—Abelard ;-Thomas Aquinas (St.) ;-Aristoteles —Augustine (St.) ; 
 Bacon (Roger) ;-Bacon (Francis) ;-Bentham -Berkeley ;-Brown (Dr. Thomas) ;-Bruno (G0;-Butler (Joseph, ; 
 S--0)leridge (S. T);-Comte (Auguste) ;-ConmUac ;-Condorcet -Cousin -Darwin (Charles, ;-Descartes ; 
 DWerot -EdwaTds Jonathan) -Erasmus ; -Feuerbach ; -Fichte -Franklin (B.) -Hamilton (Ar fm ;-Hartley 
 pav'd) ;-Hartmann S-Hegel ; -Helvetius ;-Hermes Trismegistus ;-Hume; -Julian (Emp^r ;-Kan ; -Lamen- 
 nail --Leibnitz ;-Lessing ;-Locke ;-Lotze ;-Maistre (J. de) ;-Malebranche ; -Mill (J.) -Mill J. S.) :-Newton 
 ?«, I !■ Pascal —Plato— Pliny —Priestley ;-Pythagoras ;-Eeid (Thomas) —Rousseau ;-Schell.ng I-Schlegel ; 
 £Me^mSlsXenhau:J;-Shaf,eslury ^Socrates ; -Spencer (Herbert) ;-S P inoza ; -S.ewart (Dugald) ; 
 Swedenborg ;— Taine (H.) ;— Vico ;— Voltaire — Xenophon. 
 
 JBS- See also (in general alphabet) Arts, Useful, and general science (Introd. works : Method, study, etc., p. 39) -Biblical 
 andTeligious literature (Soul, p. 104 ; and other headings) ;-Biology (p. 216) ;-Character (p. 261) ;-I ,. 
 
 -Education (p. 435; 
 
 netism ;— Truth. 
 
 I. Dictionaries of Philosophical Terms. 
 
 Fleming (IF.) Vocabulary of philosophy, mental, 
 moral, and metaphysical. 1860. . . . 5413.01 
 
 Same. New York, 1879 5413.01a 
 
 Gardner (F.) Dictionary of English philos. terms. 
 
 1878. . . . . 5413.04 
 
 ' See also Contemp. rev., v. 19, 1872 (Mode of dealing with 
 the words most frequent in mental philos., by prof. Mau- 
 rice). 
 
 II Essays on the Nature and Relations of Philosophy. 
 
 Chambers's Papers for the people, v. 12, 1851 (What ia philoso- 
 phy?) • 2516.06 
 
 Martinem (J.) Plea for philosophical studies. [In Ms Essays, 
 
 V. 2, 1868 ; p. 410-430.] 2S3 hn 
 
 See also additional papers in Contemp. rev., v. 20, 1872 
 (The future of metaphysic) ; Dec, 1876 (Plea for meta- 
 physic, by C. E. Appleton) ; April, 1877 (Metaphysical 
 study, by prof. Bain) ; Fortn. rev., v. 10, 1868 (Philos. as a 
 subject of study, by G. C. Robertson) ; Fraser's mag., 
 Aug., 1873 (Relation of metaphysics to literature and sci- 
 ence, by J. S. Blackie) ; Int. rev., Mar., 1876 (Nature and 
 synthetic principle of philosophy, by brother Azarias) ; 
 Westm. rev., Jan., 1874 (Development of psychology) ; 
 Princeton rev., Nov., 1878 (Philosophy as scientia scienti- 
 arum, by R. Flint). 
 
 See also introd. chapters in various treatises enumerated 
 under 'VII. Systematic works' (p. 852-7). 
 
 HI. Philosophical Periodicals. 
 XS" See also Medicine {Mental physiology, p. 762). 
 Journal of speculative philosophy. Ed. by W. T. Har- 
 ris, v. 1-12. 1867-78 5442.01 
 
 Mind, a quar. review of psychology and philosophy. 
 
 Ed. by G. C. Eobertson. v. 1-3, 1876-78. 5441.01 
 
 Phrenological journal and magazine of moral science. 
 
 v. 1-20, 1823-47 5432.12 
 
 IV. Histories of Philosophy, both ancient and modern. 
 Blakey (E.) History of the philosophy of mind. 4 v. 
 1850. _ - 5J21.03 
 
 Contents': v. 1. Grecian philos. (p. 1-162). Alexandrian 
 school (p. 153-165). Roman (p. 166-190). Oriental, Gnos- 
 tic NeoPlatonist (p. 207-243): Fathers of the church 
 (p ' 244-340). Arabians (p. 340-360). Persians, Jews, Sax- 
 on's, etc. (p. 361-435). . 
 
 2 Scholastic and modern philosophy, including Locke. 
 
 3' To the close of the 18th century, with a chapter on 
 theories of the sublime and beautiful. 
 
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 (p 1-103) -Germany (p. 103-179) -, Italy (323-389) ; Belgium 
 aid Holland, 1784-1850 (p. 390-564) ; Spain Hungary, Po- 
 land, Sweden, Denmark, and Russia (p. 465-489) ; United 
 States (p. 490-542) ; Physiognomy, meBmerism, etc. (p. 543- 
 583) ; Phrenology (p. 583-608). 
 Cousin (V.) Histoire generate de la philosophic. 8e 
 
 eU 1867 • • • • • 54 _ 22 -° 4 
 
 — Introduction h l'histoire de la philosophie. be ed. 
 
 1868. 
 
 5422.05 
 Enfield ( W.) History of philosophy, to [1700]. Drawn 
 up from Brucker's Historia critica philosophic 
 
 2 X v. Dublin, 1792 5422. 10 
 
 Same. London, 1840 • -5 412.15 
 
 Harris (W. T.) Hist of philosophy in outline In Journal of 
 
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 Eaven(J-) History of philosophy, ancient M^mod- 
 
 LewesTa. K)" Biographical history of pM loso P h y- 
 
 2 v. New York, 1857 • ■ .5415.0 J 
 
 Same. 3d ed. History of philosophy from 
 
 Thales to Comte. 2 v. 1867. . . . .5415.04 
 v . 1. Ancient philosophy. 2. Modern philosophy. 
 Martin (B.) Biographia phUosopnica : Lives of emi- 
 
 nent philosophers. 1764. . . • • • il °°- lL 
 Xourrison (-). Tableau des progres de U pensee hu- 
 
 maine jusqu'k Hegel. 14e ed. 
 
 1867. . 5425.08 
 
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 Schwegler (A.) History of philosophy in epitome. 
 
 Tr. by J. H. Seelye. 1860 5416.11 
 
 Note. — A concise manual from the school of Hegel. 
 
 Tennemann ( W. G. ) Manual of the history of philoso- 
 phy. Enlarged and continued by J. R. Morell. 
 
 1852 5417.13 
 
 Note. — Tennemann was himself a Kantian. 
 
 Tyler (S.) Progress of philosophy, in the past and 
 in the future. 1868 5417.14 
 
 Ueberweg (F.) History of philosophy. Tr. by G. S. 
 Morris. With additions by N. Porter. 2 v. 
 
 1872-74 . . . . 5418.09 
 
 v. 1. Ancient and mediaeval. 2. History of modern 
 philosophy, with appendix on EngliBh and American phi- 
 losophy, by N. Porter, and an appendix on Italian philoso- 
 phy, by V. Botta. 
 
 Note. — "More concise than Ritter's 'General history/ 
 and more full and authentic than Schwegler's ' Outline.' " 
 " No work on the subject contains such a careful collection 
 of authorities and citations, or so full a bibliographical ap- 
 paratus." 
 
 Whewdl ( Wm. ) On the philosophy of discovery, 
 chapters historical and critical. 1860. . 4024.00 
 
 V. Ancient Philosophy: History and Criticism. 
 
 Fragmenta philosophorum Graecorum. Recens. , annot. 
 P. G. A. Mullachius. 2 v. P., 1860-67. 8°. 7766.04 
 
 Argens [J. B. de B. oV). Critical examination of the remarks of 
 the abbe d'Olivet, concerning the theology of the Greek 
 philosophers, [/re ftis Philos. dissert., v. 2. p. 93-224.] 6416.01 
 
 Baletla (J. N.) Istoria tes Archaias Elienikes philo- 
 logias. 2 v. 1871 5421.14 
 
 Barnard (J.) Wisdom, wit, and whims of ancient 
 philosophers. 1855 5411.16 
 
 Buhle [J. G.) Abrege de la philos. ancieune. [In his Histoire de 
 la philos. moderns, v. 1, 1816.] 5421 24 
 
 Bailer (W. A.) Lectures on the history of ancient 
 
 philosophy. 2 v. 1857 5412.02 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Of psychology and ontology and the pos- 
 sibility of an inductive science of the mind (p. 17-134). 
 Superiority of the science of mind, and its disciplinary 
 value (p. 135-182). Anc. and mod. histories of philos, (p. 
 183-234). Indian philosophies (p. 235-256). Ionic and 
 Atomic schools (p. 284-311). Pythagorean and Eleatic 
 schools (p. 312-338). The Sophists— Socrates (p. 339-366). 
 Socrates and his followers (p. 367-436). 
 
 2. Plato and his writings (p. 7-288). Successors of Plato 
 — Neo-Platonista (p. 289-338). Aristotle's psychology (p. 
 
 oo9-o93). 
 
 Chambers's Papers for the people, v. 8, 1851 (Ancient philosophic 
 
 sects) 2516.04 
 
 Cocke)- (B. F.) Christianity and Greek philosophy. 
 
 1870 3536.15 
 
 Contents : Athens and the men of Athens (p. 13-62) ; 
 Philos. of religion (p. 63-97) ; Beligion of the Athenians 
 (p. 128-165) ; The unknown God (p. 165-223): Greek philoso- 
 phy— Pre-Socratic school and Socrates (p. 265-325) ; Plato 
 (p. 326-387) ; Aristotle (p. 388-421) ; Epicurus and Zeno 
 (p. 422-456); Pro-pasdutic office of Greek philos. (p. 457-624). 
 
 Cornwallis (C. F.) Brief view of Greek philosophy. 
 [anon.] 2 v. 1850 5421.22 
 
 Diogenes Laertius. Lives and opinions of eminent 
 philosophers [of antiquity]. Tr. by C. D. Yonge. 
 1853 5415.01 
 
 Finilon (F. de S. de la M.) Lives of ancient philoso- 
 phers. Tr. by J. Cormack 5112.24 
 
 Ferrier (J. F. ) Lectures on Greek philosophy. 2 v. 
 
 1866 5412.22 
 
 Contents : Ionic school (p. 1-58). Pythagoras (p. 59-78). 
 EleaticB— Xenophanes, Parmenides, Zeno (p. 78-108). Hera- 
 clitus (p. 109-145). Empedocles (p. 146-152). Atomic school 
 (p. 153-163). Anaxagoras (p. 164-184). The Sophists (p. 185- 
 209). Socrates (p. 210-266). Cvrenaic, Cynic, and Megaric 
 schools (p. 267-303). Plato (p. 304-365). Aristotle (p. 366- 
 419). Stoics and Epicureans (p. 420-470). Neo-Platonists 
 (p. 471-480). 
 Note. —Reviewed in Blackw. mag., v. 101, 1867. 
 
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 Hampden (H. D.) The fathers of Greek philosophy. 
 [Aristotle, Plato, Socrates.] 1862. . . 5413.22 
 Note. — Reviewed in Westm. rev., v. 77, 1862. 
 
 Maccoll (JV.) The Greek sceptics, Pyrrho to Sextus 
 
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 Perkins (F. B.) History [Bibliography] of mental philosophy. 
 [In Boston Public library. Bulletins, v. 3, 1878; several 
 papers.] 1 2736.13 
 
 liitter {H. ) History of ancient philosophy. 4 v. Tr 
 
 by A. J. W. Morrison. 1828 5416.07 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Introd. Prehiatorical ; Oriental (p 47- 
 128). Greek : origin (p. 129-165) ; Ionian (p. 179-325) ; Py- 
 
 thagorean (p. 326-420) ; Eleatic (p. 421-524) ; the Sophists— 
 Atomists, Protagoras, Gorgias, etc. 
 
 2. Socrates (p. 16-83) and the Socratic schools (p. 84-4721- 
 Plato (p. 143-472). '' 
 
 3. Aristotle (p. 1-354); the early Peripatetics (p. 355-372) • 
 Sceptics and Epicureans (p. 373-448) ; Stoics (p. 449-658). ' 
 
 4. Diffusion of Greek philos. among the Romans and 
 Orientals ; Greek and Roman philos. (p. 75-162); New Cynics 
 and Stoics : Seneca, Epictetus, Aurelius Antoninus (p. 163- 
 227) ; Erudite philos. and the new Sceptics (p. 228-330) ■ 
 Indian philos. (p. 330406) ; Philo Judteus (p. 407-478) ■ 
 Apollonius of Tyana, Plutarch, Apuleius, etc. ; Neo-Platonic 
 philosophy— Plotinus (p. 521-607), Porphyry, Jamblichus 
 Proclus, and others (p. 608-692). 
 
 Smith {Adam). History of the ancient logics and metaphysics. 
 
 [In his Essays, etc.; p. 157-177.] 5416.24 
 
 Zeller (K) Socrates and the Socratic school. 1868. 5426. 01 
 — Stoics, Epicureans, and Skeptics. Tr. by 0. J. 
 
 Eeichel. 1870 5426.00 
 
 £&- See also, in the general alphabet, much additional 
 material under the names of the following ancient philoso- 
 phers, viz., Pythagoras ; — Socrates ;— Plato ;— Aristoteles ; 
 Zeno ;— Epicurus ;— Cicero ; — Seneca ;— Epictetus ;— Au- 
 relius Antoninus (Marcus) ;— Philo Judceus ;— Apollonius 
 Tyanmus ;— Plutarchus ;— Apuleius ;— Flotinus ;— Porphy- 
 rins ;— Iamblichus ;— Proclus. Also below (under ' Special 
 subjects ') Stoics ; — Epicureans. 
 
 VI. Modern Philosophy : History and Criticism. 
 
 Bowen (F.) Modern philosophy, from Descartes to 
 Schopenhauer and Hartmann. 1877. . 5413.03 
 Contents: Introd. Philos. of the 17th cent. Relations. 
 of philos. to psychology and logic (p. 1-22). Descartes 
 (p. 22-37). Innate ideas— God (38-59). Spinoza (p. 60-72) 
 Malebranche (p. 73-86). Pascal (p. 87-98). Leibnitz (p. 99- 
 126). Iiealism, nominalism, and conceptualism (p. 127-140). 
 Berkeleyanism (p. 141-163). Kant (p. 170-245). Positivism 
 —science and philosophy (p. 259-282). Schopenhauer (p. 
 283-309). Fichte (p. 310-320). Schelling : the philos. of the 
 absolute (p. 327-356). Hogel (p. 357-388). Schopenhauer 
 (p. 389-428). Hartmann (p. 429-480). Index. 
 
 Buhle (J. G.) Histoire de la philosophic moderne, 
 jusqu'a Kant. Tr. par A. J. L. Jourdan. 6 v. 
 1816 5421.24 
 
 Chalybceus {H. W. ) Speculative philosophy, from Kant 
 to Hegel. 1854 5412.04 
 
 Cousin ( V. ) History of modern philosophy. Tr. by 
 
 O. W. Wight. 2 v. 1852 5412.11 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Idea, perpetuity, and history of philos. 
 (p. 13-64). Psychological method, fundamental ideas, great 
 epochs, and plan of history (p. 65-160). Part of geography 
 in history (p. 161-172). Nations (p. 173-192). Great men 
 (p. 193-210). Historians of humanity (p. 211-228). His- 
 torians of philosophy (p. 229-250). Philos. of the 19th 
 cent. (p. 251-276). Eighteenth century (p. 277-342). Clas- 
 sification of philos. systems (p. 343-334). Indian philos. 
 (365-402). Greek philos. (p. 426-452). 
 
 2. Scholastic philosophy (p. 13-43). Philos. of 15th and 
 16th cent. (p. 43-76). 17th cent.: Sensualism and idealism ; 
 Skepticism and mysticism (p. 77-124): 18th cent.: Sensual- 
 istic school — Locke (p. 125-435). 
 
 La Harpe (J. F. de). Philosophic du dix-huitieme 
 siecle. 2 v. 1818 5424.05 
 
 Morell (J. D. ) Hist, and critical view of the specula- 
 tive philos. of Europe in 19th cent. 1853. 5415.13 
 Contents : General introd. (p. 19-60). Sensationalism : 
 Bacon, Hobbes, Locke and his school in England and 
 France (p. 61-114). Idealism from the period of Descartes : 
 English, German, and Scottish (p. 115-190). Different 
 forms of scepticism and mysticism (p. 191-226). Modem 
 sensationalism in England and France (p. 236-362). Modern 
 idealism : Scottish, German, and English (p. 363-512). 
 Modern scepticism : England. France, Germany (p. 513- 
 652). Modern mysticism : England, France, Germany 
 (p. 656-628). Eclectic school of the 19th cent. (p. 629-691). 
 Tendencies of philos. (p. 692-735). 
 
 Note.— Reviewed by J. Martineau. [In his Essays, v. 2, 
 94-147.] ..... 2635.18 
 
 — On the philos. tendencies of the age. 1818. 5415.14 
 
 Stewart (Z>.) Progress of philosophy since the revival of letters. 
 
 [In his Works, V. 1, 1854.] 6417.01 
 
 VII. Systematic and Miscellaneous Philos. Works. 
 
 Abercrombie (J.) Intellectual powers. 1852. 5411.01 
 Contents : General objects of science. Of knowledge of 
 mind. Of sensation and perception. Consciousness and 
 reflection. Testimony. Memory. Abstraction. Imagi- 
 nation. Reason or judgment. Of the use of reason in 
 correcting the impressions of the mind in regard to ex- 
 ternal things : Dreaming, Somnambulism, Insanity, Spec- 
 tral illusions. 
 
 Alden {J.) Elements of intellectual philos. 1866. 5411.03 
 
 Contents: Cognitions, perception, etc. Space. Time. 
 
 Relations. Abstraction. Cause and effect. Beauty. Bec- 
 
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PHILOSOPHY : Systematic and Miscellaneous Works 
 
 853 
 
 tiiude. Reasoning. Syllogism. Memory. Association. 
 
 Imagination. The will. Attention. Understanding and 
 
 reason, faith, infinity. 
 Andrews (S. P.) The basic outline of universology. 
 
 1872 5413.24 
 
 Arams If B. de B. d'). Concerning metaphysics. [Inhis Fhilos. 
 
 dissert., v. 2, p. 1-78.] 6411.04 
 
 — Philosophical dissertations on the uncertainty of 
 
 human knowledge. 2 v. 1753. . . . 5411.04 
 Aristotle. See Aristotle, p. 36 of this Catalogue. 
 ArnaM (A.) (Euvres philosophiques. 1843. 5411.05 
 Contents: Objections ooutre Descartes. Des vraieB et 
 des fausses idees. Reponse du pere Malebranche. De- 
 fense d'Arnauld contre la reponse de Malebranche. 
 Bacon (Francis). See under his name (p. 58 of Cat.) 
 
 Bailees.) Essays. 1854 2513.02 
 
 Contents : On the formation of opinions. On the pub- 
 lication of opinions. Facts and inferences. Influence of 
 reason on the feelings. On inattention to the dependence 
 of causes and effects in moral conduct. Individual char- 
 acter. Vicissitudes of life. On the variety of intellectual 
 pursuits. On practical and speculative ability. On the 
 mutability of human feelings. Essay on the pursuit of 
 truth. Essay on the progress of knowledge. 
 Bain (A.) Mental and moral science : psychology 
 
 and ethics. 1868 5411.13 
 
 Contents: Introd.: Definition and divisions of mind. 
 The nervous system and its functions. Movement, sense, 
 and instinct (p. 18-81). The intellect (p. 82-214) : Retentive- 
 ness, Law of contiguity, Agreement, Similarity, Associa- 
 tion, Abstraction, Origin of knowledge, External percep- 
 tion, Theories of the material world. The emotions and 
 feelings, including also the aesthetic emotions, the ludi- 
 crous, etc. The will (p. 818-426) : volition, self-control, mo- 
 tives, desire, belief, moral habits, liberty and necessity, 
 and history of the free-will controversy. Ethics (p. 429- 
 751) ; including an elaborate review of ethical systems. 
 Appendix : History of nominalism and realism, Origiu of 
 knowledge : experience and intuition, On happiness, Clas- 
 sifications of the mind, Meaniugs of certain terms. 
 
 — Mental science ; a compendium of psychology, 
 
 and the history of philosophy. 1868. . 5411.12 
 
 — The emotions and the will. 3d ed. 1876.5421.10 
 
 Note. — A sequel to " The senses and the intellect." 
 
 — The senses and the intellect. 1868. . .5421.09 
 
 Note. — Reviewed in Fraser's mag., v. 53, 1856. 
 
 — On the study of character ; including an estimate 
 
 of phrenology. 1861 5434.05 
 
 — Note on Bastiau's paper on the physiology of thinking, in 
 
 Fortn. rev., Jan., 1869. [In Fortn. rev., v. 11, 1869.] 
 Balm.es (J.) Fundamental philosophy. Tr. by H. J?. 
 
 Brownson. 2 v. 1856 5111.14 
 
 Contents : v. 1. On certainty, evidence. On sensation. 
 Extension and space. 2. On ideas and the universal rea- 
 son. Idea of being. Unity and number. On time. The 
 infinite. On substance. Necessity and causality. 
 Bascom (J.) Comparative psychology ; or the growth 
 and grades of intelligence. 1878. . .5411.22 
 Note. — ' Appropriates the fruits of the empirical philoso- 
 phy while remaining its unflinching adversary.' 
 
 Contents : Introd. Mind and matter (p. 9-36). Physical 
 forces as related to vital forces (p. 36-61). Vegetable life 
 (p. 62-88). Nervous system (p. 89-117). Animal life— or- 
 ganic, instinctive, associative (p. 118-226). Rational life 
 (p. 227-264). Supreme reason (p. 265-291). 
 
 — Principles of psychology. 1869 5411.17 
 
 Contents: Introd. The intellect. The understanding. 
 The reason. The feelings. The will. 
 
 — Science, philosophy, and religion. Lectures be- 
 
 fore the Lowell Institute, Boston. 1871. 5411.19 
 Contents : Mind. Primitive ideas. Physical facts. Re- 
 semblance. Matter. Consciousness. Right. Liberty. 
 Life and mind. Primitive religious conceptions. Classi- 
 fication of knowledge. 
 
 Bayle (P.) Historical and critical dictionary. Se- 
 lected and abridged. 4v. 1826. . . . 5015.03 
 
 Beattie (/.) Essays on truth. [In Ms Works, v. 4-5, 1809.] 6015.12 
 Contents : Of truth in generaL All evidence ultimately 
 intuitive. Common sense the standard of truth. Rea- 
 soning. Perception. Consciousness. Memory. Cause 
 and effect. Of testimony. Of intuitive truths. Of mod- 
 ern scepticism. Of the non-existence of matter. Of lib- 
 erty and necessity. 
 
 Belsham {W.) Essays philos. and moral. 2 v. 2517.10 
 Note.— For Contents see under his name, p. 73 of Catalogue. 
 
 Bentham (J.) Fragment on ontology. [In his Works, v. 8 (16).] 
 
 Berkeley {George, bp.) See under his name, p. 7* of Catalogue. 
 
 BoetUus {A. M. T. S.) Consolation of philosophy. 
 Made English by B. Preston. 1695.. .5434.16 
 
 Boiingbroke (H. St. John, lord). Works, v. 5-7. Lon- 
 don, 1809 5022.05 
 
 Phitos. contents : v. 6. Essay concerning the nature, ex- 
 tent, and reality of human knowledge. On the folly and 
 presumption of philosophers. The human reason, v. 7- 
 8. Fragments or minutes of essays. 
 
 Bowen (F.) Lowell lectures on the application of 
 metaphysical and ethical science to the evidences 
 of religion. 1849 5421 08 
 
 Bray (C.) Philosophy of necessity ; or law of conse- 
 quences. 2 v. 1841 5411 20 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Mind and morals. 2. Social science. ' 
 
 Brodie(Sir Benj.) Psychological inquiries. [In his 
 
 Works, v. 1, 1865.] 4315.08 
 
 _ Note— Pt. 1 illustrates the mutual relations of the phv- 
 sical organization and the mental faculties. Pt 2 illus- 
 trates some points in the physical and moral hiBt. of man. 
 
 Same. Mind and body. 1857. . . 5438.04 
 
 Note.— Same as Pt. 1 of preceding work. 
 
 Brown (T.) Philos. of the human mind. 1844. 5412.01 
 Contents : Relation of the philosophy of mind to the 
 sciences. Advantages derived from it. Objects of physi. 
 cal inquiry. Of consciousness. Of mental idenity. Classi- 
 fication of the phenomena of mind : external affections 
 sensations, etc. Of vision. Perception. Of the pheno- 
 mena of suggestion [association]. Of the emotions. Ethics, 
 theoretical and practical. 
 
 Burdon (W.) Materials for thinking. 2 v. 1810. 2514.21 
 
 Note.— For Contents see p. 241 of this Catalogue. 
 Caldermood (K) Philos. of the infinite. 1861.5421.16 
 Contents of certain chapters: Province of faith as related 
 to that of knowledge (p. 99-158). Examination of Hamil- 
 ton's Distinction of the infinite and absolute. Charac- 
 teristics of knowledge and thought as bearing on the sub- 
 ject. Time and space, The first cause. Abstract of the his- 
 tory of mental philosophy. 
 
 Chalmers ( T. ) Sketches of mental and moral philoso- 
 phy. 1857 3532.25 
 
 Champlin (J. T.) Text-book of intellectual philoso- 
 phy. New ed. 1872 5421.17 
 
 Contents : Mind and matter. Of mind in general. Con- 
 sciousness. Perception. Memory. Imagination. Con- 
 ception. Judgment. Reasoning. 
 
 — Chapters on intellectual philosophy. 1873. 5421.17 
 
 Note. — Bound with his ' Text Book of intel. philosophy." 
 Contents : Consciousness. Sense-perception. Memory. 
 Metaphysics. 
 Coleridge (S. T.) The Friend. [In his Works, v. 2.] . . 6025.05 
 Contents of certain chapters : General introd. on the com- 
 munication of truth, and the conditions under which it 
 may be communicated safely. On apparitions. Grounds 
 of morals and religion, and the discipline of mind requi- 
 site for understanding the same ; science of method. 
 
 — Biographia literaria, 2 v. ..... . 2518.18 
 
 Philos. contents : Law of association. Of dualism. Is 
 philosophy possible as a science ? Of the imagination. 
 
 Same. [In his Works, v. 3.] 5025.06 
 
 Collins (T. W.) Humanics. 1860 5412.05 
 
 Contents : Vitality, sensation, emotion, thought, action. 
 Cornwallis (Miss C. F.) Connection between physio- 
 logy and intellectual philos. [anon.'] 1846. 5421.21 
 
 — Philos. theories and philosophical experience. By 
 
 a Pariah. [anon.~[ 1854 5421.20 
 
 Cory (I. P. ) Metaphysical inquiry into the method, 
 objects, and results of ancient and modern phi- 
 losophy. 1833 5421.18 
 
 Cousin (V.) Du vrai, du beau et du bien. 15e ed. 
 1869 5422.03 
 
 — Elements of psychology. Tr. with introd. and 
 
 notes, by C. S. Henry. 1855. .... 5412.10 
 Contents : Remarks by C. S. Henry on an article in the 
 Princeton rev. for Jan., 1839, criticising Cousin. Exami- 
 nation of Locke's Essay on the understanding (p. 93-392). 
 Additional pieces— Classification of philos. questions and 
 schools, Psychological method, Passage from psychology 
 to ontology, Berkeley and Hume, Outline of a system of 
 metaphysics, Of absolute truths, etc. 
 
 Essays on the destiny of modern philosophy, and 
 
 an exposition of eclecticism. .... 5422.02 
 Note.— A portion of v. 1 of ' Philos. of miscellanies,' below. 
 
 — Lectures on the true, the beautiful, and the good. 
 
 Tr. by O. W. Wight. 1855 1412.06 
 
 Philosophical miscellanies. From the French, 
 
 with introd., etc., by G. Eipley. 1838. .5426.09 
 Note —For Contents see under his name (p. 395 of Cat.) 
 Oudworth (B.) Intellectual system of the universe 
 
 2v. 1837 3537.08 
 
 Davies (J.) Estimate of the human mind, as con- 
 nected with the christian religion. 1847. 5435.06 
 Contents : Limits of reason. Of the faculty of volition, 
 as connected with moral agency and religious obligation. 
 Of the use of the imagination. Of the legitimate use of 
 the affections. 
 Note —Reviewed in Winslow s Medical critic, v. 1, 18bj. 
 Davis (A. J.) Great harmonia, v. 5. [The Thinker] 
 1861. . 3810.^4 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NOMBER. 
 
854 
 
 PHILOSOPHY : Systematic and Miscellaneous Works. 
 
 VeQuincey (T.) Essays on philosophical writers. 2 v. 
 
 1854 2522.18 
 
 V. 1. Hamilton. Mackintosh. Kant. Herder. Bichter. 
 Lessing. 2. Bentley. Parr. 
 Descartes (Rent). See under his name (p. 413 of Cat.) 
 Farrar{A.S.) Critical hist, of free thought.1863.3547.17 
 Fearn(J.) First lines of the human mind. 1820.5433.09 
 Contents : Of views entertained by philosophers with 
 regard to matter and mind, and of the moral consequence 
 of these views. Of perception. Of judgment and rela- 
 tions. Of space and its relations. Of time. Of our 
 knowledge of the existence of substantive finite beingB. 
 
 — Manual of the physiology of mind, physical theo- 
 
 logy, etc. 1829 5433.10 
 
 Contents: Perception, sensation, extension, etc., with 
 
 criticisms of Eeid and D. Stewart. 
 
 Eeview of Berkeley, Eeid, and Stewart. [In Pamph.,v.3.]5068.03 
 
 Ferrier (J. F.) Institutes of metaphysic. 1854. 5412.16 
 Contents : Introduction upon the true philosophy. Theory 
 
 of knowing, and cognition. Matter and phenomena. The 
 
 absolute and relative. Agnoiology or theory of ignorance. 
 
 Ontology or theory of being. Of the absolute. Of the 
 
 origin of knowledge. 
 
 — Lectures on Greek philosophy, and other philoso- 
 
 phical remains. 2v. 1866 5412.22 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Lectures on Greek philosophy. Papers 
 supplementary to the ' Institutes of metaphysic' 2. In- 
 trod. to philosophy of consciousness (p. -1-257). The 
 crisis of modern speculation [the connection betw. the 
 subjective subject-object and the objective subject-object]. 
 Berkeley and idealism. Mr. Bailey's reply to an article in 
 Blackwood [on Berkeley's theory of vision]. A specula- 
 tion on the senses. Eeid and the philosophy of common 
 sense. Iutrod. lectures on metaphysics. Lectures on 
 imagination. Letter to Sir W. Hamilton. Biography of 
 Schelling. Biography of Hegel. 
 
 Fichte (J. G.) See under liis name (p. 458 of Catalogue). 
 
 Fichte (J. H.) Contributions to mental philosophy. 
 Tr. by J. D. Morell. 1860 5412.17 
 
 Field ((?.) Outlines of analogical philosophy. 2 v. 
 1839 3914.08 
 
 Finch (A. M) On the inductive philosophy, includ- 
 ing a parallel between Bacon and Comte as phi- 
 losophers. 1872 5422.13 
 
 Frothingham (E. L. and A. L.) Philosophy as absolute 
 science. V. 1. Ontology. 1864. . . . 5413.02 
 Contents : Preliminary. Ontological sphere. Psycholo- 
 gical sphere. Eclectical sphere. Univ. laws of being. 
 Phenomenal life. Of unity. Of duality. Of trinity. Laws 
 of correspondence or of representation in the universe, 
 man, and society. Laws of circularity — The sentimental 
 nature, History of the state. History of art, Transcenden- 
 talism. Symbolism of the Bible and of heathen mythology. 
 
 Garretson(J.E) Thinkers and thinking. 1873. 5422.22 
 
 Green (J. H.) Spiritual philosophy : founded on the 
 teachings of S. T. Coleridge. 2 v. 1865. 3555.24 
 Contents : v. 1, Of tbe intellectual faculties and pro- 
 cesses. The reason and understanding, Generalization, 
 Eeasoning or sylloge, Induction. The will. Ideas. Dia- 
 lectic. The soul. 2. Truths of religion. 
 
 Gregory {J. ) Philosophical and literary essays. 2 v. 
 1792 5422.20 
 
 Groie (J. ) Exploratio philosophica : rough notes on 
 modern intellectual science. Pt. 1. 1865. 5422.14 
 Contents: Phenomenalism. Philosophy and conscious- 
 ness. Sensation, intelligence, and will. Ferrier's Insti- 
 tutes of metaphysic. Sir Wm. Hamilton's Lectures on 
 metaphysics. The scale of sensation or knowledge. Sir 
 "Wm. Hamilton — Consciousness of matter. Logic — Mr. 
 Mill. Whewell's Philos. of science. Fundamental anti- 
 thesis of philosophy. The interpretation of nature. Sub- 
 stance and medium. Eealism, idealism, nominalism. 
 Words. Number, time, and space. Certainty. Induction 
 and deduction. Life and mind. Law and cause. 
 
 Haig (J.) Philos., or the science of truth. 1861. 5423.09 
 Contents: H. Spencer and the universal postulate. Num- 
 bers. Words. Law and cause. The' trinity, e(c ete.' 
 
 Hamilton (J). H.) Autology : an inductive system of 
 mental science whose centre is the will. 1873. 
 
 Contents: The will (p. 15-104). The affections (p.105- 
 266). The intellect (p. 267-604). The conscience (p. 605- 
 610). The personality (p. 641-697). 
 
 Hamilton (Sir Wm.) Discussions on philos.1856. 5413.10 
 Philos. contents : On the philosophy of the unconditioned. 
 Philosophy of perception. Johnson's translation of Ten- 
 nemann's Manual. Idealism. Conditions of the thinkable 
 systematized. Philosophical testimonies to the limitation 
 of our knowledge, from the limitation of our faculties. 
 
 — Lectures on metaphysics. Ed. by H. L. Mansel 
 
 and J. Veitch. 2 v. 1859 5413.06 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Philosophy, its absolute utility, nature 
 and comprehension, causes, study, method, and terms 
 (p. 1-181). Consciousness (p. 182-384). Appendix : Aca- 
 
 demical honours, The Scottish philosophy— fragments, 
 Physiological— phrenology, etc. 
 
 2. Special cognitive faculties : The presentative faculty 
 —perception, self-consciousness. Memory. Laws of as- 
 sociation. The representative faculty— imagination. The 
 elaborative faculty — classification, abstraction, generalisa- 
 tion, nominalism, and conceptnalism, judgment aud rea- 
 Bon. The regulative faculty — The conditioned, causality. 
 The feelings, Pleasure and pain, the beautiful and sublime. 
 Appendix : Perception, Laws of thought, The conditioned, 
 Causation — liberty and necessity. 
 
 — Metaphysics. Arranged by P. Bowen. 1870. 5413.11 
 
 — Philosophy. Arranged and edited by O. W. Wight. 
 
 6th ed. 1860 5413.05 
 
 Note. — For criticisms of his philos. see his name (p. 603). 
 Hare (J". 0. and A. W.) Guesses at truth. 2 v. 2526.09 
 Harris (J.) Philosophical arrangements. [In his Works.] 6044.26 
 Harrison (F.) Necessity of metaphysical problems. [In Fort- 
 nightly rev., v. 18, 1872.] 
 Hartley (D.) Observations on man. 4th ed. 2 v. 
 
 1801 5423.23 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Sensations, motions, and ideas. The 
 senses. Phenomena of ideas, or understanding, affection, 
 memory, and imagination. Of intellectual pleasures and 
 pains. 2. Of religion, natural and revealed. Of the rule 
 of life. Of the future state. 
 
 Same. [v. 3.] Notes and additions, by H. A. 
 
 Pistorius. 1801. . 5423.25 
 
 Haven (J. ) Mental philosophy : including the intel- 
 lect, sensibilities, and will. 1869. . . 5423.03 
 Contents: Nature and importance of mental science. 
 Analysis and classification of the mental powers. The in- 
 tellectual faculties — Consciousness, attention, conception, 
 presentative power (perception), representative power 
 (memory, imagination), reflective power (reasoning), in- 
 tuitive power (space, time, identity, cause, ideal of the 
 beautiful and right), reason and instinct, sleep, dreams, 
 somnambulism, insanity. The sensibilities. The will. 
 
 — Studies in philosophy. 1869. .... 3557.10 
 
 Contents; Philosophy of sir William Hamilton. Mill 
 versus Hamilton. The moral faculty. 
 Hegel (G. W. F.) See under Ms name (p. 613-614). 
 Helvilius (G. A.) De l'esprit ; or essays on the mind. 
 With life, and pref. strictures, by W. Mudford. 
 
 1807 5413.19 
 
 Contents : Of the mind considered in itself. Of the 
 mind relatively to society. Self interest. 
 
 — Treatise on man, his intellectual faculties and his 
 
 education. Tr. by W. Hooper. 2 v. 1810. 5413.17 
 Note. — Argues at length that all men commonly well or- 
 ganized, have an equal aptitude for understanding, and 
 are susceptible of the same degree of passion. 
 
 Contents : Evils produced by ignorance. The virtues 
 and happiness of a people not the effects of their religion, 
 but of the sagacity of their laws. Of what constitutes the 
 happiness of individuals. Of legislation as affected by 
 popular ignorance and prejudice. Of the power of educa- 
 tion. 
 Herbart (J. F.) See entries under his name (p. 616). 
 Hickok (Z.P.)Empirical psychology.2d ed. 1865. 5413.21 
 Contents : Connections of mind and body. General facts 
 of mind. The intellect. The susceptibilities, feelings, 
 emotions, etc. The will. Grounds of certainty. 
 
 — Creator and creation. 1872. ..... 3563.00 
 
 — Logic of reason. 1875 5428.34 
 
 — Rational cosmology. 1858 3914.03 
 
 Contents : General introd. Idea of an absolute creator. 
 Eternal principles of the universe. Life. Necessary laws. 
 Cosmology accords with Moses. 
 
 Note. — Reviewed in Biblical repertory, April, 1859. 
 
 — Rational psychology. 1854 5413.20 
 
 Note. — " Those apriori conditions which give the neces- 
 sary and universal laws to experience, and by which intelli- 
 gence itself is alone made intelligible, are the elements of 
 rational as opposed to empirical psychology." Reviewed in 
 Bibl. repertory. Oct., 1861. The number for July, 1862, of the 
 same review contains an article on " Hickok's philosophy. 1 ' 
 Hinton (J.) Of science. Of knowing. Of being (p. 27-90). Of 
 philosophy (p. 91-192). Of religion (p. 193-262). Of ethics 
 (p. 263-292). Dialogues on the real and phenomenal (p. 
 293-391). [/n7iisManandhisdweUingplace. 1859.] 3573.20 
 Hobbes (T.) English works, v. 1, 3-5. 1840.5043.06 
 
 Contents ; v. 1. First grounds of philosophy. 3. The 
 
 Leviathan : 1st part— Of man. 4. The tripos. Human 
 
 nature. Of liberty and necessity. 5. Liberty, necessity, 
 
 and chance, debated between Dr. Bramhall and T. Hobbes. 
 
 Hodgson {S.H.) Philos. of reflection. 2 v. 1878. 5423.15 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Philos. and science (p. 27-95). Primary, 
 reflective, and direct consciousness (p. 96-161). Things in 
 themselves and phenomena (p. 162-218). Analysis of ele- 
 ments : Presentation and representation (p. 219-287) ; Per- 
 cept and concept (p. 288-372) ; Contradiction and contra- 
 riety (p. 373-441). 
 
 2. Analysis of phenomena : elements, aspects, and condi- 
 tions ; Nature and history ; The postulates and tbe axiom 
 
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 of uniformity ; Certitude and truth ; The seen and the 
 
 — Theory of practice : an ethical enquiry. 2 v. 5123. 04 
 v 1 Feeling, action, and character. 2. The logic of 
 practice, of ethio, of politic, of the practical sciences. 
 
 _ Time and space : metaphysical essay. 1865. 5423.01 
 
 _ Future ot metaphyBic. [In Contem. rev., v. 20, 1872.) 
 
 Holmes (0. W.) Mechanism in thought and morals. 
 1071 5413.23 
 
 Hopkins (At) Outline study of man ; or, the body 
 and mind in one system. 1873. . . . 5423.10 
 
 Hum (David). See under his name (p. 637 of Catalogue). 
 
 Jack or Jacchceus (G. ) Prima! philosophize sive insti- 
 tutionum metaphysicarum libri sex. Ed. pos- 
 trema. 1540 5423.14 
 
 Jamieson (<?.) Essentials of philosophy. 1859. 5414.07 
 Contents: The conditioned. Physics. Metaphysics. Ab- 
 stract sciences. Theology. 
 
 hnet ( P ) La crise philosophique. Tame, Eenan, 
 Litt're, Vacherot. 1865 5423.19 
 
 Johnson (&) Nuces philosophies : philosophy of 
 tilings as developed from the study of words. 
 1842 5414.08 
 
 Jwffrm/iT.) Philos. essays. Tr. by G Ripley. 5414.09 
 
 _Same f/n Ripley (G.) Philos. miscel. Tr. with notes. 2 
 
 V.1838.] 5*26.09 
 
 Note.— For Contents see under his name (p. 657). 
 
 Kant (I.) See author entry (p. 659 of Catalogue). 
 
 Kirwan(B-) Metaphysical essays. 1809. . 5423.22 
 
 Contents : Definitions of terms (p. 1-162). Of the human 
 
 mind: sensations, ideas, habits, sentiments (p. 163-446). 
 
 Existence and attributes of the supreme being (p. 437-506). 
 
 Laycock(T.) Mind and brain. 2ded. 2 v. 1869. 5414.15 
 Contents : v. 1. On method : connection of the science 
 of mind with a philos. physiology of the brain. Injury to 
 mental science from the prejudices of maulind and the 
 dogmas of speculative metaphysics and theology (p. 1-116.) 
 Metaphysics {p. 117-216). Matter and mind, conscious- 
 ness, the ego, feelings and sensations, thought and will. 
 Ontology — unconscious existence, latent consciousness, 
 instinctive existence. Speculative ontology. Mental dy- 
 namics or teleology (p. 217-425) : Life and physical vital 
 and mental forces. Correlations of life and consciousness 
 —ideas and intuitions. Biology, v. 2. Principles of a 
 scientific psychology (p. 1-138). Mental physiology (p. 
 139-330). Mental organology (331-494) : nervous system. 
 Manhood and womanhood. 
 
 Lfeme{A.) Philosophy, hist. and critical. 1879. 5424.09 
 
 Lewes ((?. H.) Problems of life and mind. First 
 series. The foundation of a creed. 2 v. Bos- 
 ton, 1874 6414.20 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Pt. 1. The method of science, and meta- 
 physics. Pt. 2. Rules of philosophizing. Psychological prin- 
 ciples : Biostatics, pBychostatics, method of psychology the 
 biological data, psychodynamlcs, the psychological spec- 
 trum, the sociological data, reasoned realism. Problem 
 1 : The limitations of knowledge : Principles of relativity. 
 Sensational and a priori hypotheses (instinct). The sen- 
 sible, extra sensible, and supra sensible. Keality of ab- 
 stractions (co-ordination). Ideal construction in science 
 (moral types). Laws of nature. Use and abuse of hy- 
 pothesis. Abstract to concrete. Ideal construction in 
 metaphysics. Search after causes. Intuition and demon- 
 stration. Axioms and their validity. Necessary truths. 
 Mathematics as an empirical science. Observ. on Kant. 
 Place of sentiment in philosophy. 
 
 2. Problem 2 : Principles of certitude. Problem 3 : 
 From the known to the unknown ; Nature as reflected in 
 sense and thought. Judgment. Reasoning : the syllogism. 
 Induction, deduction, and reduction. Problem 4 ; Mat- 
 ter and force. Problem 5 : Force and cause. Cause and 
 effect. Problem 6 : The absolute in the correlations of 
 feeling and motion. Appendix. Imaginary geometry and 
 the truth of axioms. Lagrange and Hegel. Action at 
 a distance. 
 
 — — Same. 2d series. Physical basis of mind. Bos- 
 ton, 1877. 5414.22 
 
 Contents : 1, Nature and definitions of life (p. 1-156). 2. 
 She nervous mechanism (p. 157-345). 3. Animal au- 
 tomatism (p. 345-466) : course of modern thought, Vital 
 mechanism. Relation of body and mind, Consciousness 
 and unconsciousness, Voluntary and involuntary actions, 
 Is feeling an agent ? 4. The reflex theory (p. 467-556) : 
 problem stated, deductions from general law, inductions, 
 discrimination, memory, instinct, acquisition, negative 
 inductions. 
 — Same. 3d series. Problem the first. The study 
 of psychology, its object, scope, and method. 
 
 Boston, 1879 5414.22a 
 
 Contents: The object. The motive. Position of the 
 science. The Bocial factor. Subjective analysis and the 
 introspective method. The freedom of the will. Objec- 
 tive analysis : animal psychology, differences of animal 
 
 and human, tho moral sense, history. The general mind. 
 The mental forms. Analysis and synthesis. 
 Locke (J. ) Essay on the human understanding. [In 
 
 his Works, v. 1-3. 1823.] 5052.01 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Of ideas ; no innate principles in the 
 mind (p. 1-81). Of ideas, simple and complex. Of solid- 
 ity. Sensation. Reflection. Perception. Memory. Space. 
 Duration. Number. Infinity. Modes of thinking. Modes 
 of pleasure and pain : passions. Of [will] power (p. 235- 
 293). v. 2. Of ideas of substances. Of relations. Of 
 identity and diversity (p. 47-94). Of other relations. Of 
 clear and distinct, true and false ideas. Association of 
 ideas. Of words and ideas (p. 158-307). Of knowledge and 
 opinion : degrees and extent (p. 308-397). 
 
 — Of the conduct of the understanding. [In his 
 
 Works, v. 3, 1823.] 5052.03 
 
 Same. Introd. essay, by A.Potter. [H.F.L.]5411. 10 
 
 Same. 1839 5814.18 
 
 — Philosophical works. Essays and notes, by J. A. 
 
 St. John. 2 v. 1854 5415.06 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Of the conduct of the understanding ; 
 Essay concerning understanding, v. 2. Examination of 
 Malebranche's opinion of seeing all things in God. Ele- 
 ments of natural philosophy. Reading for a gentleman. 
 Index. 
 
 — Works. 10 v. London, 1823. 8 . . . . 5052.01 
 
 Note. — For Contents, see under his name (p. 714 of Cat.) 
 
 Ludlam ( T. ) Logical tracts, illustrative of Mr. Locke's 
 treatise upon the human understanding, [about 
 1803.] 5415.00 
 
 Lvell ( Win. ) Intellect, the emotions, and the moral 
 
 nature. 1855 5424.11 
 
 Note. — An appendix contains a criticism of Dr. Brown on 
 " cause and effect." 
 
 McCosh (J.) Intuitions of the mind inductively in- 
 vestigated. 1860 5424.19 
 
 Contents : General view of intuitive convictions (p. 1- 
 118). Primitive cognitions (p. 119-195) : Body and spirit: 
 Being ; Substance ; mode, quality, property, essence ; 
 personality ; extension ; number ; motion ; power. Prim- 
 itive beliefs (p. 196-235) : Time and space ; the infinite. 
 Primitive judgments (p. 236-278) : Nature and classification, 
 relations of identity, of whole and parts, of space, of time, 
 of quantity, of resemblance, of active property, of cause 
 and effect. Moral convictions (p. 279-314) : the motive and 
 moral powers : conscience ; freedom of the will. Intuitive 
 principles and the various sciences (p. 315-500) ; Meta- 
 physics, gnosiology or science of knowledge, ontology. In- 
 ductive sciences. Mental sciences : classification, logic, 
 ethics. Mathematics. Physical sciences. Application to 
 theology. 
 See also under his name (p. 724). 
 
 Malebranche (N~.) (Euvres. 2 v. 1842. . .5415.09 
 
 — Treatise concerning the search after truth. Tr. by 
 
 T Taylor. 1700 5418.01 
 
 Mansel(H.L.) Metaphysics. 1871. . . .5424.21 
 Contents: Introd. (1-33). Psychology, or philos. of the phe- 
 nomena of consciousness (p. 34-250). Ontology, or philos. 
 of the realities of consciousness (p. 251-351). 
 
 Psychology the test of moral and metaphysical philosophy 
 
 tin Ms Letters, etc. 1873.] . . ... . . • . 5424.23 
 
 Maurice {F. D.) See under • Moral philosophy (p. 869) . 
 
 Mediation: the function of thought, [anon.] An- 
 dover, 1871. 16° • 3575.02 
 
 Metaphysical analysis revealing a new doctrine of me- 
 taphysics, [anon.] London, 1846. 8°. . 5415.12 
 
 Mill (J. ) Analysis of the phenomena of the human 
 mind. New ed. with notes by A. Bain and G. 
 Grote. Ed. with notes, by J. S. Mill. 2 v. 
 
 1869. 
 
 5425.05 
 Contents : v. 1. Sensation and the Benses. Ideas. Asso- 
 ciation Naming. Consciousness. Conception. Imagi- 
 nation' Classification. Abstraction. Memory. Belief. 
 Rationalism. Evidence. 2. Of names. Relative terms. 
 Numbers. Privative terms. Time. Motion. Identity. 
 Reflection. Intellectual and active powers Pleasurable 
 and painful sensations. Sublime and beautiful. Motives. 
 Moral sense. The will. 
 Mill (J S ) Examination of Sir W. Hamilton s phi- 
 losophy, and of the principal phflos. questions 
 discussed in his writings. 2 v. B.,1865. 5413.08 
 Contents ■ v. 1. Relativity of human knowledge. The 
 absolute Knowledge and belief. The conditioned. Con- 
 scfousness. The belief in an external world. Of matter 
 ^psychological theories. Law of inseparable association. 
 O Of Hamilton's doctrine of unconscious mental modifi- 
 cations The theory of causation. Of concepts or general 
 notions' Of judgment. Of reasoning. Of Hamilton s 
 conception of logic as a science. Fuodamental laws of 
 thought Of some prejudices and fallacies. Pleasure and 
 and pain. Freedom of the will. 
 «S» See also under his name (p. 12.5). 
 
 masking for books, use the » Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
856 
 
 PHILOSOPHY : Systematic and Miscellaneous Works. 
 
 Miller (J.) Metaphysics ; or the science of percep- 
 tion. 1875 5424.15 
 
 Contents : Psychology, or science of perception as such. 
 Logic, or perception as knowledge. Ontology, or percep- 
 tion as the knowledge of being. Pathics, or perception as 
 emotion, including moral duties. Theology, or being of a 
 God. 
 
 Monboddo (J. Burnet, lord). Antient metaphysics. G v. 
 
 1779 5418.07 
 
 Note.— For Contents see Burnet (James), p. 243 of Cat. 
 
 3Ioore\G.) Power of the soul over the body. 5438.13 
 
 Mudie (R.) Man : in his intellectual faculties and 
 adaptations. 1858 5438.10 
 
 MitUer (J.) Physiology, etc. ; with the mental facul- 
 ties. 1818 4318.01 
 
 Munsell (0. S.) Psychology : or the science of mind. 
 
 1871. 5421.24 
 
 Contents : Introd. (p.. 1-8). The intellect (p. 9-195) : Per- 
 ception, based upon sensation and intuition. Conception, 
 based upon memory, imagination, and synthetic judg- 
 ment. Belief, based upon induction and deduction. Sleep 
 and dreams. The sensibilities : emotions, feelings, de- 
 sires, etc. (p. 196-270). The will (p. 272-318). 
 
 Murphy {J. J.) Habit and intelligence, in connexion 
 with the laws of matter and force. 2v. 1869.5425.01 
 Contents : Introd. Matter and energy. Primary forces. 
 Chemical energies. Motive powers of the universe. Crys- 
 tallization. Chemistry and dynamics of life. Organiza- 
 tion. Development and functions. Habit. Variation. 
 Origin of species. Distribution. Morphology. Embry- 
 ology. Classification. Natural selection. 2. Intelligence. 
 Mind. Physiology of mind. Consciousness and thought. 
 Mental habit. Grounds of the moral nature. Mental 
 development. The senses. Perception. Space and time, 
 and causation. Habit and variation in history. Classifi- 
 cation, history, and logic of the sciences. 
 
 Murphy (J. G.) The human mind. 1873. . 5425.07 
 Contents: Introd.: force, life, mind (p. 1-21). The under- 
 standing (p. 22-168) : sense, intuition, perception, con- 
 sciousness, memory, knowledge, imagination, opinion, 
 faith, judgment, reasoning, method — theoretical. The will 
 (p. 168-238): emotion, estimation, BUSceptivity, conscience, 
 inclination, willing. Power (p. 239-311) : potence and mo- 
 tion, action, speech, method — practical. 
 
 Parker (B.) Philosophical dissertations on matter, 
 being, etc. 1743 5425.26 
 
 Parr (8. ) Metaphysical tracts of the 18th century. 
 lb'37 5415.15 
 
 Pirie (W. B.) Constitution, powers, and processes of 
 
 the human mind. 1858 5415.16 
 
 Contents .' Introd. Progress of spiritual philosophy 
 from the earliest ages to the present age. Mode of inves- 
 tigating and nature of the human mind. On conscious- 
 ness. On our knowledge of the human miud as a separate 
 existence. On sensation. On memory. On association of 
 ideas. On habit. On reason. On reasoning. On the in- 
 finite and absolute. On imagination, humor, wit. 
 
 Plato. See under Ids name, in general alphabet. 
 
 Porter {Noah). The human intellect ; with introd. 
 
 upon psychology. 18G9 5415.25 
 
 Contents : Psychology and the soul. The human intel- 
 lect (Origin of knowledge. Consciousness. Reflection. 
 Sense-perception). Representative knowledge (Association 
 of ideas. Phantasy. Sleep and dreams. The imagi- 
 tion). Thinking and thought-knowledge. Reasoning : 
 deduction and induction. Intuition and intuitive knowl- 
 edge : first truths, categories, time and space, causation, 
 final cause, substance and attribute, the infinite and ab- 
 solute. 
 
 Priestley (J.) Remarks on Dr. Reid's Inquiry, Dr. Beattie's Es- 
 say, etc. Introd. essays to Hartley's Theory of the human 
 mind. Disquisitions relating to matter and spirit, and 
 tne doctrine of philos. necessity. [In his Works, v. 3.J 3691.03 
 
 Ramsay (O.) Introd. to mental philos. 1853. 5425.18 
 Contents ; Philos. vocabulary : substance, quality, quan- 
 tity, relation, power — cause and effect, law, principle, a 
 reason, science and philosophy, hypothesis and theory. 
 Metaphysics, logic and grammar. The categories, the 
 proposition, reasoning and the syllogism. 
 
 Rand (W. B.) Henry Holbeach, student in life and 
 philosophy, [pseud.] 2 v. 1865. . . 2532.20 
 
 Beid ( T. ) Essays on the powers of the human mind. 
 
 3v. 1808 5116.01 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Intellectual powers : Preliminary. Of the 
 external senses, perception, sensatiou, ideas, matter and 
 space. Of memory. 2. Saw.'', cont'd : Of conception. Of 
 abstraction. Of judgment. Of reasoning. Of taste. 3. 
 Essays on the active powers of man : Of active power in gen- 
 eral. Of the will. Of instinct, habit, appetites, desires, 
 and affections. Of reason, duty, and conscience. Moral 
 liberty and necessity. Of morals. 
 
 — Essays on the active powers of the human mind. 
 —Inquiry into the human mind on the princi- 
 ples of common sense.— An essay on quantity. 
 
 Memoir of the author, by Dugald Stewart. With 
 
 notes by G. N. "Wright. 1843 5416.04 
 
 Note.— The subjects treated of in the " Inquiry into the 
 human mind" are as follows— Of smelling (p. 411-430). 
 Of tasting (p. 430-432). Of hearing (p. 433-437). Of touch 
 (p. 437-457). Of seeing— vision (p. 457-575), 
 
 Inquiry into the human mind, on the principles of 
 
 common sense. 1818 5613.13 
 
 Contents : Introd. Of smelling. Of tasting. Of hear- 
 ing. Of touch. Of seeing— vision. 
 
 Ripley ( G. ) Philos. miscellanies, tr. from the French 
 of Cousin, Jouffroy, and B. Constant ; with criti. 
 cal notices. 2 v. 1836 5426.09 
 
 Schedel (H. E.) Positive faith : of philosophy ; German philos, 
 ophy. [In his Emancipation of faith, v. 1.] . . . 3592.13 
 
 ScheUing ( /''. W.J. ) See under his name, in general alphabet 
 
 Simon [T. C.) Present state of metaphysics in Gt. Britain. [In 
 Contem. rev., v. 8, 1868.] 
 
 Smee (A. ) Principles of the human mind ; with a lec- 
 ture on electro-biology. 1853 3812/47 
 
 — The process of thought adapted to words and lan- 
 
 guage. 1851 5426.06 
 
 Smyth (C. B.) Christian metaphysics, or Plato, Male- 
 branche, and Gioberti, the old and new ontolo- 
 gists, compared with the modern schools of psy- 
 chology. 1851 5426.07 
 
 Note. — ' TraceB out four elementary systems, namely, 
 sensism, idealism, skepticism, and mysticism,' 
 Spencer (Herbert). See his name, in general alphabet, for 
 his 'Elements of psychology,' and other works; and 
 for criticism thereon. 
 Stewart (D. ) Elements of the philos. of the human 
 mind. 3 v. [In his Works, v. 1-4. 1854.] 5417.02 
 Contents : v. 1. Of philos. in general (p. 3-11). Intellec- 
 tual powers of man (p. 12-40). Nature, object, and utility 
 of the philosophy of the human mind (45-90). Of external 
 perception, attention, conception, abstraction (p. 91-251). 
 Of the association of ideas (p. 252-347). Memory (p. 348- 
 430). Imagination (p. 431-470). 
 
 2. Of reason and the laws of human belief (p. 5-69). Of 
 reasoning and of deductive evidence (p. 70-181). Aristo- 
 telian logic (p. 183-229). Inductive logic (p. 230-365). 
 
 3. Of language (p. 6-115). Of sympathetic imitation 
 (p. 116-184). Varieties of intellectual character : the meta- 
 physician, the mathematician, the poet, the sexes (p. 185- 
 249). Comparison of the faculties of man and those of ani- 
 mals, with some account of James Mitchell, born deaf and 
 blind (p. 250-370). 
 
 — Philos. essays. [In his Works, v. 5. 1855.] 5417.05 
 
 Contents : Some errors relative to the philos. of mind cor- 
 rected, and objections obviated (p. 1-54). Locke's account 
 of the sources of human knowledge (p. 55-86). On the 
 idealism of Berkeley (p. 87-119). On Locke's authority in 
 France in 18th century (p. 120-136). Metaphysical theories 
 of Hartley, Priestley, and Darwin (p. 137-149). Tendency of 
 some late philological speculations [those of Home Tooke]. 
 On the beautiful (p. 189-274). On the sublime (p. 275.329). 
 On the faculty of taste (p. 330-408). 
 
 — Philos. of the active and moral powers of man. 
 
 2v. [In his Works, v. 6-7. 1855.] . .5417.06 
 Contents: v. 1. Outlines of moral philosophy: classifi- 
 cation and analysis of our active and moral powers, and 
 various branches of our duty (p. 3-110). Instinctive prin- 
 ciples of action (p. 126-204) : appetites, desires, and affec- 
 tions. Rational and governing principles of action (p. 205- 
 404). Self-love, moral faculty, moral perceptions and emo- 
 tions. On man's free agency. 
 
 2. Natural theology (p. 12-227). Of our duties to our 
 fellow creatures — benevolence, justice, veracity (p. 228-283). 
 Duties to ourselves — of happiness, and of certain pleasures 
 (p. 284-360). Nature and essence of virtue (p. 351-366). 
 
 Same. Revised [and abridged] by J. Walker. 
 
 1849 5436.11 
 
 Taine (H.) On intelligence. Tr. by T. D. Haye. 
 1871 5426.17 
 
 — De l'intelligence. 2 v. 1870 5126.19 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Les signes (p. 3-76). Les images (p. 76- 
 189). Les sensations (p. 190-286). Les conditions physi- 
 ques des evenements moraux (p. 287-399). Les diverses 
 sortes de connaiBsances (p. 490-478). 2. La counaissance 
 des corps — perception exterieure (p. 1-168). La connais- 
 sance de l'esprit (p. 169-231). La connaissance des choses 
 generates (p. 232-492). 
 Taylor (I. ) Elements of thought. 1851. . 5417.11 
 
 — The world of mind. 1858 5417.12 
 
 Taylor ( T. ) Miscellanies, in prose and verse : con- 
 taining the Triumph of the wise man over for- 
 tune, the Creed of the Platonic philosopher, a 
 Panegyric of Sydenham, etc. 1820. . . 5426.24 
 
 Thomson (G.) Discovery of a new world of being 
 [absolute existence]. 1871 5426.25 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
PHILOSOPHY : Systematic Works— Various Schools' and Subjects 857 
 
 ,m ( ,, i\V T 1 Old-fashioned ethics and common 
 
 37W '' sense metaphysics. 1873 5426.-2 
 
 TkuroKJ. F.) Introduction a l'etude de la philoso- 
 
 * . Jiff Ligbt of nature pursued. 2 v. 1852 j p. 11-275. 3104.13 
 ^ 'I;' nneat of himself, by Cuthbert Comment [pseudon.] 
 '^FarrW M^hysical tracts etc 1837] . 5415.15 
 
 BJ*a*(T. 0.) Elements of intellectual philosophy. 
 
 24 C«nfe .-"its' utility. ' Primary truths. Innate knowl- 
 edge Senses and external perception. Ideas. Of con- 
 Sons Language, oral and written, and right use of 
 words Mental association. Of intellectual habits. Of 
 attention. Memory. Dreaming. Belief and evidence, 
 nf reasoning. Emotions of beauty, sublimity, imagina- 
 tion On wit and humor. Of instincts The will. Con- 
 science. The passions. Apparitions. Mental alienation. 
 Prejudices. Education. 
 
 Vmlu (B ) Subject and object ; as connected with 
 our double brain, and a new theory of causation. 
 187 Q 5417.21 
 
 „■ , n\ Vhilosonhv • introd.— reason, truth— nature of pbi- 
 
 Vm ,'osoDhvlv ™m- psychology and metaphysics (p. 13-98) ; 
 iTufphilos (p. 99-136). i/,?;* Outlines, etc. 1867 ] 5417.19 
 
 VoUaire (R-M-A. de,. A philosophical dictionary 
 From the French. 6 v. 1824. .. . . 50 <5. 3d 
 
 -Dialogues et entretiens philosophises. [In his 
 (Euvres. Consult Index, v. 71.] . . . .5085 05 
 
 -Dictionnairephilosophique. [In his CEuvres, v. 26- 
 32; Beuohofs ed.] . ... ■ • • ■ • 5083 ' 26 
 
 Waylmd (F) Elements of intellectual philosophy. 
 
 IQCi. ........ Oil (.ID 
 
 reads' Perceptive faculties. Consciousness, atten- 
 tion and reflection. Original suggestion or intuition. 
 Abstraction. Memory and association of ideas. Reason- 
 ing Imagination. Taste. 
 
 Weaoer(G. S.) Lectures on mental science, accord- 
 ing to phrenology. Is52. • • • ■ • 54 1 l7 ; 1 Z 
 
 WriakUC.) Philos. discussions. With biogr. sketch 
 of author, by C.E.Norton. 1877. 5418.12 
 
 N"le —For Contents see his name, in general alphabet. 
 
 Young (John, XX. B.) Lectures on intellectual philo- 
 sophy With a memoir ot author. 183o. biW.-SJ 
 Contents : Study of mental science. Mental principles. 
 Perception. Sensation. Memory. Judgment. Concep- 
 tions. Association of ideas. Dreams. Belief. Cause 
 and effect. Personal identity. Existence of an ideal world 
 See also Contemp. rev., v. 17, 1871 (Range of intellectual 
 concentions proportioned to rank in animated lite, by J. 
 Ruskta) ; Contemp. rev., v. 20, 1872 (The future of meto- 
 physics, by S. H. Hodgson) ; Eraser's mag., v. 61, 1860 
 (The metaphysicians, by T. E. Webb) ; Journal of spec, 
 philos., Oct., 1876 (Idea of mind, by K. T. Bayrhoffer) ; 
 North Brit, rev., v. 27, 1857 (Scottish metaphysicians) ; v. 
 48 1868 (Popular philos. in the relation to life) ; v. 53, 1871 
 (Philosophy, psychology, and metaphysics); Princeton rev., 
 Jan., April, 1878 (Contemporary philos., by J. M'Cosh) ; 
 Wmslow's Jour, of psy. rued., v. 6, 1853 (Popular study of 
 metaphysics) ; v. 6 (Intellectual and moral progress) ; v. 8, 
 1855 (Study of mental science) ; v. 8 (Use and abuse ot 
 mental philos.) 
 
 VIII. Various Schools and Subjects. 
 Note.— the Contents of entries under ■Histories' and 
 ■ Systematic works ' (p. 852) should be searched for chapters 
 upon these and other philos. matters. 
 1. The Absolute, Unconditioned, Infinite. 
 
 Calderwood {H.) Philos. of the infinite. 1861.5421.16 
 
 Furrier (J.) Institutes of metaphysic. 1854 5412.16 
 
 Hamilton [Sir W.) Philosophy of the unconditioned. [In his 
 Discussions, etc.] 5413.10 
 
 — The conditioned. [In his Lectures, v. 2, 1859.] . . . 5413.07 
 Mansd [H. L.) Limits of relig. thought examined. 
 
 1859. . 3574.03 
 
 — Philosophy of the conditioned. 1866.. .5424.22 
 Marlineau [J.) Review of Mansel. [In Ms Essays, v. 1, 1866.] 
 Maurice (F. D. ) Letters to a student of the Bampton 
 
 lectures of Mansel. 1859 3574.20 
 
 — Sequel to ■ What is revelation ? ' Reply to Mausel.1860. 3574.24 
 Hill [J. S.) Relativity of human knowledge ; — Philos. of the 
 
 absolute ;— The conditioned. [In his Exam, of Hamilton, 
 V. 1, 1865 ; p. 13-134.] ; 5 * 13 ' ^ 
 
 Young (J.) The province of reason. 1860. . 3625.19 
 «®- See also the writings of Kant ;— Fichte ;— Schelling ; 
 Hegel ;- Schopenhauer ;— Cousin ; —Plato ;— Spinoza. 
 
 See also Journal of spec, philos., Jan., 1877 ; p. 19-48 (Re- 
 lativity of knowledge, by J. Watson) ; Contemp. rev., v. 17, 
 1871 (The absolute, by A. J. E. Russel) ; Dublin rev., Jan., 
 1873 (A study of relations) ; July, 1872 (Bain on the rela- 
 tivity of human knowledge) ; Bibl. rep., July, 1860 (Hamil- 
 ton's theory of the conditioned) ; July, 1862, (Hamilton 
 on the absolute) ; Contem. rev,, v. 32 (Perception of the 
 infinite, by Max Muller). 
 
 2. Arabian Philosophy. 
 
 Draper (J. IV.) Intellectual development of Europe, ch. xli- 
 
 xiii, xvi 5814.05 
 
 Lewes (<?. H.) In Ms Hist, of philos., v. 2, 1867 ; p. 32-69. 5414.05 
 Remit t (it 1 .) Averroes et l'averroisme. 1871. 3011.19 
 
 Stanhope [Earl). [In his Miscellanies, v. 2 2543.2T 
 
 Ueberweg [F.) History of philos., v. 1, 1872 (p. 405-417). . 5418.09 
 See also Jour, of sac. lit., Jan., 1865 ; p. 354-371 (Meta- 
 physical schools among the Arabs, by Q. Masson). 
 
 3. Association of Ideas. 
 
 Note. — The views of various authors (Hobbes, Locke, 
 Hume, Gerard, Beattie, Hartley, J. Mill, T. Brown, Sir W. 
 Hamilton) upon the principles of association are noted by 
 A. Bain, in his ' Mental and moral science.' Bain's treat- 
 ment of the intellect proceeds entirely on the laws of as- 
 sociation. Consult the writings of the above named phi- 
 losophers, and those of Dr. T. Brown, J. S. Mill, and Her- 
 bert Spencer ; also the article by G. R. Robinson in 9th 
 ed. of Encyo. Brit., v. 1. 
 
 4. Automatism. 
 
 Elam (C.) Automatism and evolution. [In Contem. rev., Dec, 1876.] 
 Huxley IT. H.) On the hypothesis of Descartes that animals are 
 automata. [In Fortn. rev., Nov. 1, 1874.] 
 
 See Fortn. rev., Nov., 1874 (Hypothesis that animals are 
 automata, by T. H. Huxley) ; Pop. science mo. Feb., 1875 
 (Animals not automata, by R. G. Hazard) ; Contemp. rev., 
 Sept., 1875 (Huxley's hypothesis that animals are automata, 
 by lord Blachford). 
 
 5. Belief, Conviction, Certitude, Knowledge. 
 
 Baghot (IF.) The emotion of conviction. [In Contemp., v. 17, 
 
 1871, or Littell, 1871, V. 2.] 
 Carpenter (W. B.) On the psychology of belief. [In Contem. 
 
 rev., Dec, 1873.] 
 
 Davis ( W. G ) On the law of certainty. [In Med. critic, v. 3, 1863.] 
 
 SidqwicklH.) Verification of beliefs, [/n Contem. rev., July, 1871.] 
 
 Sully U) Belief: its varieties and conditions. [In its Sensations 
 
 and intuition, 1874 ; p. 73-116.] .... . . . . 642( ,08 
 
 Thompson ID. 67.) Knowledge and belief. [In Mind, v. 2, 1877 ; 
 p. 309-335.] 
 
 Bee also Dublin rev., July, 1871 (Rule and motive of cer- 
 titude). 
 
 6. Cause and effect. 
 
 Bowen <F.) Idea of cause. [In Princeton rev.. May, J879 ; 36 pp.] 
 Brown (T.) Relation of cause and effect. 1835. 5411. ,43 
 Oreqory (J.) Metaphysical essays. 2 v. 1792. 5422.20 
 Hamilton [Sir W.) Causality. [In his Metaphysics v. 2, 1859.] 5413.07 
 Marlineau (J.) Is there any axiom ot causality ? [In Contem. 
 
 rev., v. 14. 1870.] rr 
 
 Mill IJ. S.) sir W. Hamilton's theory of causation. [/nftwExam. 
 of H.'s philos., v. 2, ch. 16.] . 
 
 Note.— -For criticisms of Mill's views, see Dublin rev., 
 July, 1876 ; N. A. rev., v. 78, 1854. . 
 
 Mozley (J B.) Principles of causation. [In his Essays ; histori- 
 cal and theological, v. 2, 1878.] . . . . • • • •J™'-"" 
 NoellR) On causality in will and motion. [In Contem. rev., 
 Feb., 1874.] 
 as- See also Will (p. 864). 
 
 7. Chinese Philosophy. 
 
 «SS- See Confucius (p. 279) ;— Mencius (p. 771) ;— John- 
 son^ Oriental religions: China [3563.34]; Chr exam 
 Mav 1868 • P. 297-330 (Chinese philos. and moralists, by C. 
 HDalll- and (under China.p. 300), works by Davis [1023.04], 
 DooUtUe' [W2&8], "ray [1021.23],' Williams [1023.02], et al. 
 
 8. Common sense. 
 
 Carpenter [W. B.) What is common sense? [In Contemp. rev., 
 
 Note —Repr- from Hamilton's edition of Reid. 
 
 No e'-Fof the writings of the leading philosophers of 
 
 the common-sense school, see Hutoheson (F. ;-Reid£- 
 
 Beam ? e™-Stewart ;-Brown (Thomas) ;-Hamilton |*rW.| 
 
 Cousin (Victor). 
 
 9 Consciousness, Cognition, Perception, Ideas. 
 
 Bascom (J.) °cienc e , pm F ^ ti0D _ f InMs Pni i oso . 
 
 Hamilton^ Wm.) ^""gfjgjj. p . P i 65 -438.] . . . Wl» 
 phy, ed. ny u. w . <s , Brown which first ap- 
 
 C ™i e fn Fd ?ev Oct 183ofand repr. in his ■ D.scus 
 Pe ^ r «'. Representative and'presentative knowledge_2d 
 61 ^1 ; msserfat°on on Reid ;-Various theories of external 
 suppl. dissertation on ■ on Eeid ._ D i BC ussion 
 
 perception— 3d Bu f PA; "' r ]lier ._ D istinction of the pri- 
 tion proper. 
 
 1^^^^^^^^ N AME, the nrst part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
858 
 
 PHILOSOPHY : Various Schools and Subjects. 
 
 Jardine (R. ) The elements of the psychology of cog- 
 nition. 1874 5423.21 
 
 Contents : Sources and arrangement (p. 1-16). Presenta- 
 tive knowledge (p. 17-70). Theories of perception — Des- 
 cartes, Locke, Berkeley, Hume, Reid, Kant, Modern Engl, 
 psychology (p. 71-117). Representation — Phantasy, Mem- 
 ory, Expectation (p. 148-195). Elaboration of knowledge. 
 Whewell (Wm.) History of scientific ideas: 1st pt. 
 of the Philos. of the inductive sciences, 3d ed. 
 
 2 v. 1858 4023.04 
 
 / See also Contemp. rev., v. 14-16, 1870-71 (Knowing and 
 
 feeling, by W. Smith) ; Fraser's mag., v. 80, 1869 (Auto- 
 biography of consciousness) ; Journal of spec, philos , 
 Jan., 1877 (Does the mind ever sleep? by E. M. Chesley) ; 
 Mind, Jan., 1877 (Veracity of consciousness, by W. G. Da- 
 vies) ; New Englander, Oct., 1874 (Of self-consciousness, 
 by C. E. Grinnell) ; N. A. rev., Apl., 1873 (Evolution of 
 self-consciousness, by Chauncey Wright) ; Medical critic, 
 v. 3, 1863 (The unconscious life of the soul) ; Mind, Apl., 
 1877 (Consciousness and unconsciousness, by G. H. Lewes) . 
 jgST See also Mental physiology (p, 859) ; and (passim) 
 Systematic Works (p. 852). 
 
 External Perception. 
 Berkeley (Q.) See under his name (p. 74). 
 Bailey (S.) Eeview of Berkeley's theory of vision. 
 
 1841 5421.19 
 
 Note.— Reviewed by J. S. Mill, in Dissert, v. 2, 1873. 
 Fearn(J.) Essay on external perception. [In Pamphleteer, v. 5, 
 
 1815.] 5058.05 
 
 Mill (J. S.) Bailey on Berkeley's Theory of vision. [In his Dis- 
 sert., V. 2, 1859.] 2535.24 
 
 See also Contemp. rev., v. 20, 1872 (Philos. of percep- 
 tion, by R. Noel) ; Westm. rev., July, 1872, or Littell, 1872, 
 v. 3 (Recent experiments with the senses) ; Bibl. rep., 
 Apl., 1859 (Immediate perception) ; Apl,, 1860 (Hamilton's 
 theory of perception). 
 
 10. Dualism of the mind. 
 
 Verity (R.) Subject and object, as connected with 
 our double brain, and a new theory of causation. 
 
 1870 5417.21 
 
 Wigan (A. L.) Duality of the mind proved by the 
 structure, functions, and diseases of the brain. 
 
 ! 1844 4333.16 
 
 Reviewed in Phrenol. journal, v. 18, 1845 (2 articles). 
 
 11. English and Scottish Schools of Philosophy. 
 
 McOosh (J.) The Scottish philosophy, biographical, 
 expository, critical, from Hutcheson to Hamilton. 
 1875 5424.20 
 
 Masson (David). Recent British philosophy. 2d ed. 
 
 1867. 5425.04 
 
 Contents : A survey of 30 years. Traditional differences : 
 how repeated in Carlyle, Hamilton, and Mill. Recent sci- 
 entific conceptions of philos. British comtism. Bain and 
 Spencer. Hamiltonianism and its modifications. Ferrier 
 and J. H. Stirling. Swedenborgianism and "Spiritual- 
 ism." Mill ou Hamilton; 
 
 Ribot(T.) English psychology. 1873. . .5426.11 
 Contents ; Hartley, James Mill, Herbert Spencer, Bain, 
 G. H. Lewes, Samuel Bailey, John Stuart Mill. 
 
 Stephen (L.) History of English thought in the 18th 
 
 century. 2 v. 1876 5126.26 
 
 JS9" See also (passim) Systematic Works (p. 852), and 
 Moral philosophy (p. 859-60). 
 
 12. Evolution. 
 
 jj®- See entries under Evolution (p. 452). 
 
 13. Feelings, Emotions, etc. 
 
 Bain (A.) Emotions and the will. 3d ed. 1876. 5421.10 
 
 Collins (T. W.) Humanics. 1860 5412.05 
 
 «gr See also division Passions (p. 860) ; and examine 
 works under ' Systematic and miscel works ' (p. 852). 
 
 See also Fortn. rev., v. 12, 1869 (Nature of' emotion, by 
 Dr. Blandford) ; Winslow's Jour, of psy. med., v. C ; Brit 
 qu. rev., July, 1879 (The feelings and the intellect). 
 
 14. French Schools. 
 
 Taint (H. A.) Les philosophes classiques du xrx. 
 sifecle en France. 3e ed. 1868. . . . 5426.18 
 
 Contents : Laromiguiere. Royer Collard . MainedeBiran. 
 Cousin. Jouffroy. 
 
 JO®- See also, in the general alphabet, the works of Con- 
 dillac ;— Arnauld ;— Oousin ;— Helvetius ;— Janet ;— Jouf- 
 froy ;— Lefevre ;— Malebranche ;— Taino ;— Voltaire. 
 
 See also Mind, July, 1877 (Philos. in France, by T. Kibot). 
 
 15. German Philosophy. 
 
 See Philosophy (Histories, p. 851 -.—Modern, p. 852) ; also 
 m the general alphabet, the names of German philoso- 
 
 phers, as Buchner (L.) ;— Kant (I, ) ;— Fichte (J. G.) • 
 Schlegel (F. von) ;— Feuerbach (L. A.) ;— Schelling (F w' 
 J.) ;— Hegel (G. W. F.) ;— Ritter (H.) ;— Herbart (J. F.) • 
 Lotze IH.) ; — Schopenhauer (A.) ;— Hartmann (E. von) J 
 '■) 
 
 Lotze (H.) , 
 Lange (F. A.) 
 
 16. Habits. 
 
 A&- See Habits (p. 598 of Catalogue) • also Winslow's 
 Journal of psy. med., v. 6, 1853 ; p. 380-403. 
 
 17. Hindu Philosophy. 
 
 S&- See Bibl cal and religious literature (Religions : 
 Hinduism, p. 100) ; — Literature (Sanscrit, p. 711). 
 
 18. Idealism and Transcendentalism. 
 
 jg®- See histories and treatises on philosophy (p. 851-2) • 
 also, in the general alphabet, the writings of Collier (Arl 
 thur) ;— Berkeley (G.) ;— Kant (I.) ;— Fichte (J. G.);— Schel- 
 ling (F. W. J. von) ;— Coleridge (S. T.) ;— Oousin (V.) ; 
 Jouffroy (T.) ;— Green (J. H.) ;— Emerson (R, W.) ;— Fer- 
 rier (J. F.) ;— Simon (C). 
 
 &g- See also Intuitions (below) ; and in the general alpha- 
 bet, Transcendentalism. 
 
 19. Intuitions and Intuitionism. 
 
 Bain (A.) Origin of knowledge— experience and intuition ; a 
 hist, summary. [In his Mental and moral science, 1 868 ; 
 appendix, p. 33-77.] 5411.13 
 
 McCosh (J.) Intuitions of the mind inductively in- 
 vestigated. 1860 5424.19 
 
 Sidgwick (H.) Methods of ethics, 1874 ; p. 177-378. . . 6436.25 
 Sally {J.) Sensation and intuition. 1874. . 5426.08 
 J8®= See also Idealism and Transcendentalism (above) ; 
 also Absolute, Infinite, and Conditioned (p. 857). 
 
 20. Materialism and Psychology of Sensation. 
 
 Andrews (J.) Psychology of scepticism and phenome- 
 nalism. 1874 5421.00 
 
 Bain (A.) Mind and body. The theories of their relation [and 
 history of the theories of the soul). 1S73. . . . 5438.17 
 
 Barnard (F. A. P. ) The recent progress of science. 
 1869 3914.06 
 
 BeUham(W.) Essays, v. 1, 1799, p. 32-149 2517.10 
 
 Birks (T. R.) Modern physical fatalism and the doc- 
 trine of evolution, including an examination of 
 Herbert Spencer's First principles. 1876. 3522.27 
 
 Buchner (L. ) Force and matter. Ed. by J. F. Col- 
 lingwood. 1870 5421.11 
 
 — Man in the past, present and future. From the 
 
 German, by W. S. Dallas. 1872. . . . 4734.24 
 Candid examination of theism. By Physicus. Bos- 
 ton, 1878. 8° 3611.21 
 
 Carpenter ( W. B.) On mind and will in nature. [In Contemp. 
 
 rev., Oct., 1872, or Littell, 1872, v. 4.] 
 Clarke (T.) Alpha ; or God in matter. 1870. 3535.21 
 Dabney (R. L.) Sensualistic philosophy of the 19th 
 
 century, considered. 1876 5434.33 
 
 Forsyth (W.) On the limits of science : criticism of Tyndall, 
 
 etc. [Fraser's mag , Feb., 1875.] 
 Grote (J.) What is materialism ? [Macmillan, March, 1867.] 
 Hemsterhuys { — ). Letter on atheism. [Fraser's mag., June, 1875.] 
 Hovel (D. de B.) The power above matter.1871. 3562.34 
 Janet (P. ) The materialism of the present day ; a 
 critique of Dr. Biichner's system. Tr. by G. 
 
 Masson. 1866. . 5423.17 
 
 Same. Le materialisme contemporain en Alle- 
 
 magne. Examen du systeme du docteur Buch- 
 ner. 1864 5423.18 
 
 — German materialism — the naturalistic school. [2 papers in 
 
 Meth. qu. rev., Jan., Apl., 1865; tr. from Rev. des deux 
 mondes, 15 aout et 1 dec. 1863.] 
 Lange (F. A.) History of materialism. Tr. by E. C. 
 
 Thomas, v. 1- . 1877- 5424.08 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Early atomists — Democritus (p. 1-36). 
 Sensationalism of the sophists (p. 37-51). Reaction against 
 materialism— Socrates, Plato, Aristotle (p. 52-92). Mate- 
 rialism after Aristotlo : Epicurus (p. 93-125). Lucretius 
 (p. 126-158). Monotheistic religions in relation to material- 
 ism (p. 161-186). Scholasticism (p. 187-214). Return of ma- 
 terialistic theories with the regeneration of the sciences 
 (p. 215-249). 17th century materialism : Gassendi (p. 253- 
 269), Hobbes (p. 270-290). Materialism in England : 
 Boyle, Newton, Locke, Toland. 
 
 2. [When published.] 18th century. Modern philos. 
 
 3. [When published.] Natural sciences. Man and the 
 soul. Morality and religion. 
 
 Lewes (67. H.) Matter and force. Force and cause. (In his 
 Problems, 1st s., v. 2, 1875 ; p. 203-380.] .... 5414.21 
 
 — Spiritualism and materialism. [In Fortnightly rev., April, 
 
 May, 1876 ; 2 art.] 
 ilnccall ( W.) The newest materialism : Mill, Comte, 
 Bain, Spencer, Atkinson and Feuerbach. 5414.23 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
PHILOSOPHY: Materialism ;-Ment al Physiology ;_Moral Philosophy. 859 
 
 Martineau (J.) Modern materialism ; its attitude to- 
 ward theology. 1876 3574.31 
 
 Note.— Kepr. from Contem. rev., 1876. 
 
 Beligion as affected by modern materialism. 1875. . 3573.31 
 
 _- Place of mind in nature and intuition. [In Contemp. rev., 
 v. 19,1872.] 
 
 Mivart (St. 0. ) Lessons from nature, as manifested in 
 mind and matter. 1876 4722.23 
 
 Paine (M.) Physiology of the soul and instinct, as 
 distinguished from materialism. 1872. . 3581.24 
 
 PUon (J. A.) The mystery of matter. 1873.3584.23 
 
 Priestley (J) Disquisitions relating to matter and spirit, and the 
 doctrine of philos. necessity [In his "Works, v. 3, 1824] ;— 
 Free discussion betw. Dr. Price and Dr. Priestley on the 
 nature of matter and the doctrine of necessity [In v. 4], 
 
 Sckolten (J. B.) On modern materialism and its causes. [In 
 Beard (J. R.) Progress, etc., p. 10-48.] 3516.2 
 
 Thornton (W. T.) Recent phases of sclentifto atheism. [In Ids 
 Old fashioned ethics, 1873.] 6426.22 
 
 TyndaU (J.) Address at Belfast. Kevised, with a 
 second preface, and appended article on " scien- 
 tific materialism." 1875. ...... 3906.19 
 
 — Materialism and its opponents. [In Fortn. rev., Nov., 1875.] 
 
 Martineau and materialism. [In Pop. Bci. mon., Dec, 1875.] 
 
 Science and man ; address at Birmingham. [In Fortn. rev., 
 
 Nov., 1877 ;- rev. by McCosh, in Princeton rev.. Jan., 1878. 
 Winn (J. M) Materialism. 1875 5426. 29 
 
 gS~ See also Biblical and relig. literature (Evolution and 
 religion, p. 87 ; — Materialism, p. 91 ; — Religion and science, p. 
 101) ;— Evolution (p. 452) ;— Biology (Protoplasm, p. 216) ; 
 Physics ( Forces, Correlation of). 
 
 See also Catholic world, Aug., Sept., Oct., Nov., 1874— 
 Jan., Feb., 1875 (Matter ; 6 art.) ; Men., 1875 (Bit of modern 
 thought on matter) : Contem. rev., v. 12, 1869, or Littell, 
 1869, v. 4 (Battle of the philosophers, physical and meta- 
 physical, by A. Barry) ; May, 1877 (A reconciling philoso- 
 phical conception, by (A. Main): v. 17, 1871 (Physical life 
 theories and religious thought, by L. S. Beale) ; Fortn. 
 rev., v. 1, 1865 (Atoms, by sir J. F. Herschell) ; v. 11. 1869 
 (Physiology of thinking, by H. C. Bastian) ; Journal of 
 spec, philos., 1876, p. 69-88 (Tyndall's problem solved : idea 
 of matter— monads, etc., by K. T. Bayrhoffer) ; Nat. quar. 
 rev., June, 1873 (Material hypothesis of the soul) ; Popular 
 science monthly, July, 1878 (Radical fallacy of material- 
 ism) ; Oct., 1873 (by Stallo) ; Westm. rev., v. 98, 1872 
 (Esthetics of physicism). 
 
 21. Mental Physiology. 
 
 Note. — These entries are supplementary to those given 
 under the same heading in Medicine (p. 762). 
 
 Bain (A.) The senses and the intellect. 1868. 5421.09 
 
 — The intellect viewed physiologically. [In Fortn. rev.,v. 3, 1865]. 
 
 Barlow (J.) Connection between physiology and in- 
 tellectual philosophy. 1846. [In Small books, 
 etc., v. 1.] 2543.07 
 
 Calderwood (H.) Belations of mind and brain. 5422.00 
 Contents : Belations of philosophy and science (p. 1-9). 
 Structure and functions of the Drain (p. 10-236). Experi- 
 ence as connected with motor activity (p. 237-261). Mem- 
 ory (p. 262-281). Use of speech (p. 285-312). Action and 
 reaction of body and mind (p. 313-325). Weariness, sleep, 
 and unconsciousness (p. 326-361). Brain disorders (p. 362- 
 410). Higher forms of mental activity (p. 411-440). Sum- 
 mary of intellectual results (p. 441-448). 
 
 Darby (J., pseud.) Correlation. [In his Odd hours of a physi- 
 cian, 1871 j p. 51-81.] 2521.28 
 
 Duncan ( (?. ) Various theories on the relation of mind 
 and brain reviewed. 1869 5422.06 
 
 Laywck (T.) See under his name (p. 855). 
 
 Lewes (<?, B.) See under his name (p. 855). 
 
 Martineau (J.) Cerebral psychology : Bain. [In his Essays, v. 1, 
 1866 ; p. 244-280.] 2535.17 
 
 Symonds (J. A.) Relation between mind and muscle. In his 
 
 Miscellanies ; 1871 j p. 265-293 2547.19 
 
 • Wyld (B. 5.) Physics and philosophy of the senses ; 
 or the mental and the physical in their mutual re- 
 lation. 1875 5426.21 
 
 Contents : Matter, organization, animal life, etc. Sound. 
 Light and vision. Taste. Smell. Touch. The nervous 
 system. Various schools : Plato. Succeeding schools. 
 Descartes. Geulinx. Malebranche. Spinoza. Leibnitz. 
 Locke. Berkeley. Kant. Properties of physical bodies. 
 See also Medical critic, v. 3, 1863 (Influence of material 
 objects on the mind) ; Winslow's Jour, of psy. med., v. 5, 
 1852 (Mental physiology) ; v. 9, 10, 11, 1857-58 (Physiol, 
 psychology) ; Brit. qu. rev., July, 1879 (The feelings and 
 the intellect) ; Princeton rev., Men., 1878 (Mind and brain 
 by J. McCosh). 
 
 22. Moral Philosophy and Ethics. 
 
 1. Bistories of moral philosophy. 
 Bain (A.) Toe ethical systems, ancient and modern. [In his 
 Mental and modern science, 1868 ; p. 429-751.] . . 5411.13 
 
 Blakey(B.) i History of moral science [in England]. 
 
 « V. iOOO r ,iji - « 
 
 Contents .-History of moral phiios.! toHobbes (p'l-49) 
 
 nori P ckt 3 - ( p ) ii6 C 14 , oT 0, ' t i 1 H <P | i - 90,; C~^'<P.9i: 
 ton in lm <mmi P " l 16-1401 .' * b P' Kln g (P- 140-182). Wollaa- 
 m &71 Lr? Clarke *• 209 - 238 '- Shaftesbury 
 Lffi, M „ antie ™ lle (P- T 274-306). Bolingbroke and 
 ion (p. 344 374I '' m6 j6EyU8 (P ' 334 - 343 >- Hutche- 
 
 2 Hutcheson (p. 1-39). Rutherford (p. 40-61). Hume's 
 system of utility (p. 62-97). Hartley and Priestley oTvi 
 bratlous and assoc. of ideas. Lord Karnes. Bp! Butter 
 Dr. Ferguson Dr. Price. Adam Smith. Dr. Paley G fs- 
 burue. Bentham. Godwin. Dugald Stewart. Dr Cogan. 
 Dr. Thomas Brown, Dr. Dewar. Foreign moral writers 
 Morality of the Scriutures. b wnteis. 
 
 Burden (W.) The principal moral writers and systems of mo- 
 . rality. [In his Material for thinking, v. 2, 1810 ; p. 81-259] 
 
 Denis (J. ) Histoire des theories et des idees morales 
 dans 1 antiquite. 2 v. 1856 5433.26 
 
 Janet (P. ) Histoire de la science politique dans ses 
 rapports avec la morale. 2e e'd. 2 v. 1872 5718 12 
 
 Jouffroy (T.) See under his name (p. 860). 
 
 LecJcy ( W. K H. ) History of European morals from 
 
 Augustus to Charlemagne. 2 v. 1869. . 5414.17 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Nat. hist, of morals. The pagan empire 
 
 Conversion of Rome. 2. Constantino to Charlemagne 
 
 Position of women. 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Contemp. rev., v. 11, 1869 (by C E 
 Appletonj; Ed. rev., v. 130, 1869 ; Fraser's mag., v 80 1869 • 
 North Brit, rev., v. 50, 1869 ; Quar. rev., v. 128, 187o' ' 
 
 Mackintosh ISir J.) Progress of ethical philosophy, chiefly dur- 
 ing the 17th and 18th cent. [In his Miscel. writings, 1852 • 
 P- 94-198.] 2636.27 
 
 Marshall (J.D. ) Morals and religion in history : popu- 
 lar notes. London, 1877. 8° 5435.42 
 
 Maurice (F D.) Moral and metaphysical philosophy. 
 New ed. with preface. 2 v. 1873. . . 54-4.17 
 Contents : v. 1. Preface. Ancient philosophy— the He- 
 brews, Egyptians, Phoenicians, Assyrians, Hindoos, Chi- 
 nese, Persian (p. 6-81) ; Grecian (p. 82-245). Socrates and 
 the Sophists, and Plato (p. 114-176) ; Aristotle (p. 176-231). 
 Roman philosophy (p. 245-254). Alexandrian (p. 251-260). 
 Philosophy of the first six christian centuries (p. 263-419). 
 Medieval philosophy— Boethius (p. 423-450) ; Gregory the 
 Great to the 10th century (p. 451-501) ; 10th and 11th cent, 
 (p. 602-533)— pope Gerbert, Lanfranc, Anselm ; 12th cent, 
 (p. 634-684)— Abelard, Hugo de St. Victoire, Peter Lombard, 
 John of Salisbury ; 13th cent. (p. 585-675)— Mahometan 
 philos., Albertus Magnus, Thomas Aquinas, the Francis- 
 cans — Bonaveutura, Duns Scotus, Roger Bacon, Raymond 
 Lully. 
 2. 14th-19th centuries (p. 1-676). 
 
 Stewart (D.) General view of the progress of ethical philoso- 
 phy since the revival of letters in Europe. [In Encyc. 
 
 Britannica, 8th ed., v. 1, 1853.] 
 
 J6E5 3 * See also (in General works, below,) the reviews of mor- 
 al theories by Jouffroy, Price, Adam Smith, and Wake. 
 
 2. General and miscellaneous works in moral philosophy. 
 
 Abercrombie (J.) Philos. of the moral feelings. 5434.01 
 Adams (J.) Elements of moral philos., 1837. 5433.11 
 Contents : Preliminary principles and discussions (p. 1- 
 65). Our relation to God : reverence, worship, observance 
 of Sunday (p. 66-99). Duties of citizenship and patriotism 
 (p. 100-137). The domestic relations (p. 138-176). Of legal 
 relations Oaths. Duty of mutual assistance (p. 176-270). 
 Duties of men to themselves (p. 271-308). Professions and 
 employments as respects morality (p. 309-370). Of certain 
 christian virtues and their opposites (p. 371-453). Means 
 available for improving the moral condition of mankind 
 (p. 453-492). 
 
 Alibert (J. L. ) Physiologie des passions, ou des sen- 
 timents moraux. 2. v. 1825 5433.12 
 
 Aristotle. Ethica. [Greek text], with essays and 
 notes, by Sir A. Grant. 3 v. 1857-59. . 5433.28 
 
 — The Great, and Eudemian, ethics. From the Greek, 
 
 by T. Taylor. 1811 5018.07 
 
 — Nieomachean ethics. From the Greek, by T. Tay- 
 
 lor. 1811 5018.06 
 
 Same. Tr. with notes, etc. by K. W. Browne. 
 
 Bohn, 1853. 5434.03 
 
 jy i e For essays on the Ethics of AriBtotle see under his 
 
 name (p. 36 of Catalogue); also West, rev., v. 87, 1867. 
 Bailey (S ) Essays on opinions and truth, p. 200-235, 1854. 2513.02 
 Bain (A.) See subdivision < Systematic .Works ' (p. _853). 
 Beattie (J.) Elements of moral science. 3d ed. 2v. 5434.08 
 Contents : v. 1. Psychology— perceptive faculties (p. 2- 
 143)— active powers (p. 144- 276). Natural theology (p. 277- 
 326) Moral philosophy— of virtue and of particular vir- 
 tues (p 327-416). v. 2. Economics : marriage, service, 
 Blavery'lp. 1-75). Politics and government (p. 76-242). 
 Logic and rhetoric (p. 243-408). .„ - , » 
 Same. 3 v. [In his Works, v. 7-9.] . 5015.15 
 
 In asking for books, use the •• Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
860 
 
 PHILOSOPHY: Moral Philosophy. 
 
 Bascom(J.) Ethics. 1879 5433.00 
 
 Bentham {J.) Table of springs of action. [In his Works, v. 1.] 5016.01 
 
 — Principles of morals and legislation. [In his Works, v.l.]5016. 01 
 
 — Eationale of reward. [In his Works, v. 6 (7).] . . .6016.06 
 Birlcs (T. R.) First principles of moral science. 5433.17 
 Blackmore {Sir B.) Essay on false virtue. [In his Essays, v. 1, 
 
 1716 ; p. 239-293.] 2513.25 
 
 Blackie(J. £>.) Pour phases of morals : Socrates, Aris- 
 totle, Christianity, utilitarianism. 1871. 5433.14 
 
 Blakey (R.) Essay showing the intimate connection 
 between our notions of good and evil and con- 
 ceptions of the freedom of the will. 1831. 5434. 12 
 
 Bolingbroke (H. St. John, lord). Reflections concern- 
 ing innate moral principles. 1757. . . 3522.18 
 
 Bosanquel (S. R.) New system of logic, adapted to 
 moral philosophy. 2d ed. 1870. . . 5434.22 
 Contents : Analysis of reasoning (p. 1-166). Exercise of 
 apprehension (p. 167-246). Exercise of judgment (p. 247- 
 293). The prejudices (p. 294-362). The Aristotelian and 
 Baconian logic {p. 363-461). Logic of life, of morals, of re- 
 ligion. 
 
 Bowen {F.) Application of ethical science to the evi- 
 dences of religion. 1849 5421.08 
 
 Boyd (J. R.) Moral philosophy. 5th ed. 1859. 5433.18 
 Contents : Of the being and moral government of God. 
 Active and moral powers of man. Of moral obligation. 
 The rights of man. Of natural and revealed morality. Of 
 various branches of duty. Of happiness. Of duties to others. 
 Expositions of the Ten commandments. 
 
 Bozzelh ( — ). Essais sur les rapports primitifs qui 
 lient ensemble la philosophie et la morale. 5433. 16 
 
 Bray (C.) The education of the feelings : a moral 
 system. Abridged for secular schools. 4th ed. 
 1872 5433.19 
 
 — Philosophy of necessity. 2 v. 1841. . .5411.20 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Mind and morals, v. 2. Social science. 
 
 Brown (J., D. D.) Essays on [Shaftesbury's] charac- 
 teristics. 1764 5433.22 
 
 Contents: 1. On ridicule considered as a test of truth. 
 2. On the motives to virtue, and the necessity of religious 
 principle. 3. On revealed religion and Christianity. 
 
 Browne {Sir T.) Christian morals. [In his Works, v. 2.] 5022.15 
 
 Brown (Dr. Thomas. ) Lectures on ethics. With preface 
 
 by T. Chalmers. 1846 5433.23 
 
 Contents : Nature, and various English systems of ethics 
 (p. 1-176). Duties to society (p. 177-839). Of the deity, the 
 immortality of the soul, etc. (p. 359-486). Of our duty to 
 ourselves (p. 487-524).* 
 
 Buckle {H. T.) See under his name in general alphabet (p. 239). 
 
 Calderwood (#".) Hand-book of moral philosophy. 
 
 1872 5433.25 
 
 Contents : Introd. (p. 1-15). Psychology of ethics : the 
 moral nature as cognitive ; 1, Intuitional theory (p. 17- 
 97) ; 2, Development theory (p. 98-152). Impulses to, and 
 restraints upon, action (p. 153-164). The will (p. 165-194). 
 Moral sentiments (p. 203-208). Disorder of our moral na- 
 ture p. 209-218). Metaphysic of ethics : God and various 
 theories of the universe. Applied ethics : character, the 
 virtues, social life, government, religion. 
 
 Chalmers ( T. ) Sketches of moral and mental philoso- 
 phy- 1857 3532.25 
 
 Note.— Treats mainly of the emotions and the will, with 
 chapters on perfect and imperfect obligation, etc. 
 
 Charron (P.) Of wisdom. Made English by G. Stan- 
 hope. 2v. 1707 5434.17 
 
 Cicero {M. T.) Academic questions, De finibus, and 
 Tusculan disputations. Tr. by C. D. Yonge. 
 1853 5435.02 
 
 — De officiis ; or essay on moral duty. Tr. by W. M 
 
 M'Oartney. 1798 ". . 5435.01 
 
 Same. Tr. by C. E. Edmonds. 1856. . 5435.01 
 
 Same. Tr. by T. Cockman, N. Y., 1853. [In v. 3 of his Ora- 
 tions, offices, etc.] 6321 04 
 
 Clifford ( W. K.) Ethics of belief. [In Contem. rev., Jan., 1877. 
 
 — and Harrison (F.) On the scientific basis of morals : a discus- 
 
 sion. [In Contem. rev., Sept., 1875.] 
 Cobbe (F. P.) Essay on intuitive morals, {anon A 
 
 Part 1. Theory. 1859 5435.05 
 
 Note.— Founded upon ■ the truth that the end of creation 
 is not the happiness, but the virtue, df rational souls.' 
 Cogan(T.) Ethical questions. 1817. . . .5435.03 
 Combe (67.) Constitution of man, considered in refer- 
 ence to external objects. N. Y., 1835. 8°. 5412.06 
 
 — Lectures on moral philosophy. 1836. . .5433.21 
 
 — Moral philosophy. 1859. ...... 5434.29 
 
 Cousin ( F.) See under his name (p. 395 of Catalogue). 
 Cudworth [R.) Treatise concerning eternal and im- 
 mutable morality. 1838 3537.10 
 
 S ,™?- 1 /K ,,l ' s Intellectual system, etc. v. 2. Andover, 
 
 lbd7 ' 8 •] • 3537.08 
 
 Culverwel (N.) On the light of nature. Ed. by J. 
 Brown. With critical essay by J. Cairns. 5434.21 
 
 Dana {A. H.) Ethical and physiological inquiries 
 1862 2521.25 
 
 Day {H. N.) Science of ethics. 1876. . . 5433.07 
 Contents : Theoretical morality (p. 1-87). Practical mor- 
 ality — duties and rights : duties to Belf (p. 88-133) ; to per- 
 sons (p. 134-162) ; in the family (p. 163-179) ; in the stats 
 (p. 182-281) ; to God (282-326). 
 
 Dean (A.) Philosophy of human life. 1839.5434.36 
 Contents : Propensities and sentiments ; power (p. 1-41) 
 Will (p. 41-82). Accountability (p. 82-88). The physical 
 sanction (p. 88-118). Organic laws (p. 118-139). The polit- 
 ical, popular, moral, and religious sanctions (p. 139-300). 
 
 Dewar (D.) Elements of moral philosophy and of 
 
 christian ethics. 2 v. 1826 3544.07 
 
 v. 1. Introd. (p. 1-64). Being and attributes of God (p. 
 65-340). Active and moral powers of man (p. 341-502). 
 
 2. Grounds and principles of moral obligation (1-96). 
 Duties we owe to God (97-298). Duties men owe to one an- 
 other (299-462). Duties to ourselves (p. 463-538). Marriage 
 and its obligations (p. 639-568). Society and government 
 (p. 669-593). 
 
 De Welle (W. M. L.) Human life ; or practical ethics. 
 
 Tr. by S. Osgood. 2 v. 1856 5435.08 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Preliminary view of moral science. 
 Clearness of mind. Vital strength of will. Piety. Jus- 
 tice, v. 2. Honesty and equity. Veracity. Fidelity and 
 recompense. Benevolence. Friendship and love. Mar- 
 riage. Domestic life. Sociality and public spirit. Honor, 
 Suicide. Personal perfection. Professional life. 
 
 Dewey (0.) The problem of human destiny. 3514.05 
 
 Duncan (J.) Philosophy of human nature, with an 
 essay on the origin of evil. 1815. . . 5434.35 
 Contents: Introd.: The mind ; and mind and body (p. 9- 
 87). Self-love (p. 88-169). The senses (p. 170-199). The 
 passions (p. 200-236). Of pleasure and pain. Happiness. 
 Sensibility. Bravery. Originality. Of hope. Sublimity 
 (p. 237-345). Origin of evil. 
 
 Dymond (J.) Essays on the principles of morality, 
 and on the private and political rights and obli- 
 gations. 1845 5435.10 
 
 Contents : Principles of morality : the will of God (p. 15- 
 102). Private rights and obligations— property, law, prom- 
 ises — lies, oaths, public opinion, education, amusements, 
 duelling, suicide, self-defense (p. 103-293). Political rights 
 and obligations — government, justice, punishment, re- 
 ligious establishments, patriotism, slavery, war (p. 294- 
 669). 
 
 Eberty (if.) Good and evil : an essay. [Macmillan's mag., Sept., 
 Oct., 1861.] 
 
 Edwards [J.) Dissertation on the nature of virtue. [In his Works, 
 v. 2, 1852.] 3546.02 
 
 JEpictelus. Works. Tr. by Mrs. Carter. 2 v. in 1. 
 1807 5434.15 
 
 — Morals, with Simplicius his comment. Tr. by G. 
 
 Stanhope. 1694 5433.08 
 
 — Morals. Poetical paraphrase by E. Walker. 5434.23 
 Ssllin (J. P. ) Familiar lectures on moral philosophy. 
 
 2v. 1818 5433.04 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Introduction (p. 1-90). Personal molal- 
 ity (p. 91-176). Social morality : the family, courtship and 
 marriage, education, friendship, etc. (p. 177-320). v. 2. 
 Government. On truth and falsehood. On divine moral- 
 ity and duties to him (p. 71-401). 
 Ferguson (A.) Institutes of moral philosophy. 3ded. 
 
 1785 5434.39 
 
 Contents: Introd. (p. 1-16). Nat. hist, of man— Species 
 and individual (p. 17-78). Theory of mind (p. 79-116). Of 
 God (p. 117-134). Of moral laws (p. 135-188). Of jurispru- 
 dence (p. 189-256). Of politics (p. 257-317). 
 Feuchlersleben (E. von). Dietetics of the soul. 5435.20 
 Fichte (J. G.) The science of rights. Tr. by A. E. 
 
 Kroeger. 1869 5435.21 
 
 Contents : The conception of rights and its application. 
 State organization. The state constitution. Municipal 
 law. Bights of family : marriage and family. Interna- 
 tional and cosmopolitan law. Nature of animals. 
 
 Field (67.) Ethics, or the analogy of the moral sci- 
 ences. O Pamphleteer, v. 23, 1824.] . 5058.23 
 
 Fleming (W.) Manual of moral philos. 1867. 5435.22 
 Contents : Of human actions and their springs (p. 1-18). 
 Instincts, desires, emotions, etc. (p. 19-45). Of association, 
 habit, etc. (p. 46-66). Of prudence, duty, conscience, vir- 
 tue (p. 67-165). Of the will and moral agency (p. 166-228). 
 Individual ethics— self-conservation, self-culture, self- 
 control (p. 233-262). Social ethics (263-321). Benevolence, 
 justice, economics (husband and wife, parents and chil- 
 dren, master and servant). Theistic ethics or natural the- 
 ology (p. 322-414). 
 
 THE BROOKLYN UBEABY, 
 
PHILOSOPHY : Moral Philosophy. 
 
 861 
 
 Vmfuth (B.) Principles of moral science, v. 1. [No 
 
 more pub.] 1805 5434.40 
 
 Contents: Ultimate object of human pursuit (p. 1-37). 
 Moral perfection and moral duties (p. 38-51). The human 
 understanding and its subordinate faculties (p. 65-91). Im- 
 agination (p. 91-101). Oflanguage (p. 102-127). Oftastefp. 
 127-162). .Causes of error in science and relative import- 
 ance of sciences (p. 163-192). Of intellectual fatigue and 
 amusement (p. 193-201). Of the appetites, passions and af- 
 fections {p. 202-331). Speculative and active life compared 
 (p. 332-345). Of religion (p. 846-620). 
 
 FnaMm IB.) Essays on religious and moral subjects. [In his 
 Works. Sparks' ed., v. 2.] 6030.05 
 
 OeUi (tf. B.) Circe. [Moral dialogues.] From the 
 Italian. 1745 5434.38 
 
 ffiddtf (S. if.) The moral system, with an hist, and 
 crit. introd. having special reference to Butler's 
 'Anatogy.' 1874. 3554.27 
 
 Qros (J. D.) Natural principles of rectitude : moral 
 
 philosophy. 1795 5434.41 
 
 Contents : Introd. (p. 1-11). Law of nature (p. 11-108). 
 Practical ethics (p. 109-252). Natural jurisprudence (p. 253- 
 276). Economics : personal, and social (283-346). Politics 
 and government (p. 347-401). Law of nations (p. 402-456). 
 
 Grote(J.) Treatise on the moral ideals. Ed. by J. B. 
 
 Mayor. 1876 5434.44 
 
 Contents : Of virtue and happiness. Moral philosophy as 
 ideal. On want. Of the moral ideals. Intellectual and 
 moral ideals. Duty. Benevolence. Genesis of virtue. 
 Conscience and honour. Distribution of action considered 
 from the ideal point of view. Of actions and existing law. 
 Anatomy of wrong-doing. Malevolence. On justice and 
 truthfulness. Pleasure and pain. Happiness and unhap- 
 piness. Of moral elevation. Actual and ideal human na- 
 ture. Goodness of custom. Of character, will, and edu- 
 cation. Discussion, controversy, war. Importance of 
 right belief. 
 
 drove (fl.) System of moral philosophy. Pub. by T. 
 
 Amory. 2 v. 1749 5433.02 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Of the importance and certainty of mor- 
 ality (p. 1-51). Of happiness in reference to ethics (p. 61- 
 126). Of the objects of virtue (p. 131-156) : the will (p. 157- 
 219). Human actions and passions (p. 220-420). v. 2. Of 
 the rules and measures of virtue : conscience, the law of 
 nature, etc. (p. 1-194). Of virtue itself, and practical ethics 
 (p. 195-616}. 
 
 RamiUon (D. H.) Autology : an inductive system of 
 mental science ; whose centre is the will, and 
 whose completion is the personality. 1873. 5423.02 
 Haweis (H. E.) Music and morals. 1872. . 1562.24 
 Hegel ((?. W. F.) Science of rights, morals, and religion. Tr. by 
 W. T. Harris. [In Jour, of spec, philos., v. 4, 1870 ; 2 ar- 
 ticles.] 5442 04 
 
 See also Oxford essays, 1855 j p. 213-251 (Hegel's Philo- 
 sophy of right, by T. C. Sandars) ; and Rosenkranz on He- 
 gel [5413.141. 
 
 Hkkok(L.P.) System of moral science. 1853. . 5435.14 
 Contents: Ultimate right (p. 17-59). Personal duties ~(p. 
 70-105). Duties to others (p. 106-140). Duties to nature 
 and God (p. 141-154). Civil government (p. 160-304). Di- 
 vine government (p. 305-368). Family government (p. 369- 
 431) ; the family, marriage, parents and children, brethren, 
 servants and slaves. 
 Hinton (J.) On the bases of morals. [In Contem. rev., Apr., 1876.] 
 
 See also under ' Systematic works' (p. 854). 
 Hodgson (S. H.) Theory of practice : an ethical en- 
 quiry. 2v. 1870 5423.04 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Feeling, action, and character. 2. Logic 
 of practice, of ethic, of politic, of the practical sciences. 
 Holmes (0. W.) Mechanism in thought and morals. 
 
 1871 5413.23 
 
 Hopkins (M.) Law of love and love as a law ; or moral 
 
 science. 1869 5436.00 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in N. A, rev., v. 96, 1863. 
 
 — Lectures on moral science. 1862. . . .5436.03 
 
 — The moral problem. [In Internat. rev., v. 5, 1878 (2 arts.) 
 Hume (fl.) Essays, moral, etc. [In his Phil, works, v. 2.] 5414.04 
 
 — Inquiry- concerning the principles of morals. [In his Philo- 
 
 sopbical works, v. 4.] 5414.06 
 
 — Treatise of human nature. Book iii. Of morals. [In his 
 
 Philos. works, v. 2.] 6414.04 
 
 Hutcheson (F.) Inquiry into the original of our ideas 
 
 of beauty and virtue. 1753 5434.43 
 
 -- Short introd. to moral philosophy. 1753. 5434.24 
 Jevons (W.,jr.) Systematic morality. 2 v. 1827. 5434.45 
 Contents : v. 1. Theoretic morality : origin of moral senti- 
 ments and of human affections (p. 8-188). Practical mor- 
 ality : duties of action, of restraint, desire and pursuit- of 
 Pleasure, of wealth, of reputation (p. 189-377). v. 2. Du- 
 ties relating to love of power and opinion (p. 1-49). The 
 affections (p. 50-74). The passions (p. 75-146). Of religion 
 (P- 147-269). Self discipline, worship, etc. (p. 272-370). 
 
 Jouffroy (T. />'.) Introd. to ethics. Tr. by W H 
 
 Channing. 2 v. 1841 5435.15 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Object, division, and facts of man's moral 
 nature (p. 3-82). System of necessity (p. 83-114) Mysti- 
 cism (p. 115-144). Pantheism— Spinoza (p. 145-199). Scep- 
 ticism Ip. 200-220). Refutation of scepticism (p. 221-247) 
 Scepticism of the present age (p. 248-278). The selfish sys- 
 tem-Hobbes (p. 279-324). v. 2. Selfish system-Bentbani 
 (p. 3-97). Sentimental system— Smith (p. 98-176). Senti- 
 mental system— moral sense (p. 177-230). national sys- 
 tem—Price (p. 237-333). Rational system- Wollaston, 
 Clarke and Montesquieu, Malebranche, Wolf 
 
 — Philos. essays. Tr. by G. Kipley. 1839. . 5414.07 
 Note.— For contents see under his name (p. 657 of Cat.) 
 
 Kant (I. ) Metaphysic of ethics. Tr. by J. W. Sam- 
 ple. "With introd. by H.Oalderwood. 1869. 5433.01 
 Contents: Groundwork (p. 1-74). Analytic of principles— 
 the will (p. 75-122). On freedom and necessity (p. 123-142). 
 Of rights and duties (p. 145-302). 
 
 La Rochefoucauld {F de). Moral reflections and max- 
 ims. 1851 6-214.08 
 
 Laurie {S. 8.) Notes expository and critical on cer- 
 tain British theories of morals. 1H68. .5-135.25 
 Contents : Hobbes, Shaftesbury, Hutclieson, Bp. Butler, 
 Hume, Bentham, John Stuart Mill, Bain. 
 
 Law (W.) Bemarks on the fable of the bees. With 
 introd. by F. D. Maurice. 1844. . . 5446.02 
 
 Lovett{W.) Social and political morality. 1853. 5446.03 
 Contents : Individual duties (p. 15-82). Domestic duties 
 (p. 83-109). Duties as members of society (p. 110.142). Du- 
 ties as citizens (p. 143-194). 
 
 Lowell (Mrs. A. 0.) Seed-grain for thought and dis- 
 cussion. 2 v. 1856 2534.10 
 
 Lyall (Wm.) Intellect, the emotions, and the moral 
 nature. 1855 5424.11 
 
 M'Gosh (J.) Method of divine government, physical 
 
 and moral. 1855 3572.31 
 
 Note. — Pp. 273-445 treat of the moral nature. 
 
 Mackintosh {Wm.) Ethical versus religious teaching. [In Con- 
 temp, rev., Jan., 1874.] 
 
 MaoMahon (T. O'B.) Essay on the depravity and cor- 
 ruption of human nature. 1774. . . . 5435.33 
 
 Mandeville (B.) Fable of the bees, or private vices 
 public benefits. 1806 5435.18 
 
 Manzoni (A.) Osservazioni sulla morale cattolica. 
 [In his Prose varie, I860.] 7317.10 
 
 Maurice (F. D.) Social morality. 1869. . .5446.01 
 Contents: What it is (p. 1-24). Domestic morality (p. 24- 
 100). Family worship (p. 101-120). National morality : 
 country, law, language, government, war, national worship 
 (p. 121-245). Universal morality : the universal empire, 
 the universal family, modern conception of humanity 
 (p. 225-462). Universal worship (463-483). 
 
 Mazzini (J.) The duties of man. [In his Works, v. 4.] 5053.11 
 
 Mill (J. S.) Logic of the moral sciences. [In his Dissertations, 
 v. 5, 1876] ;— Utilitarianism [v. 3.] ;— Whewell on moral 
 philosophy [v. 3]. 
 
 Note.— See article in Dublin rev.. Jan., 1872, controvert- 
 ing Mill's views of the foundation of morality. 
 
 Mivart (St. George). The meaning of life. [In Nineteenth cen- 
 tury, March, 1879.] 
 
 Moore (G.) Man and bis motives. 1856. . . 5438.11 
 
 More (H.) Christian morals. [In her Works, v. 3, 1843.] . 5057.03 
 
 Importance of the manners of the great to general society. 
 
 [In her Works, v. 5, 1847.] 5057.05 
 
 Morleu {J ) On the development of morals. [In his Crit. Miscel- 
 lanies, 1871, p. 351-365.] 2537.03 
 
 Mudie IB.) Man as a moral and accountable being. 
 1858. 5438.09 
 
 Man, in his relations to society. 1858. . 5438.08 
 
 Paley (W.) Moral and political philosophy. New 
 York, 1817 5613.12 
 
 Same. 1849 5436.05 
 
 Contents : The moral sense. Moral obligation (p. 11-50). 
 Determinate duties — property, service, contracts, etc. 
 (p 61-95). Indeterminate duties and crimes opposite 
 (p 96-116). Domestic duties and crimes opposed to these 
 D 117-149). Duties to ourselves, and crimes opposite (p. 
 149-158). Duties towards God (p. 169-189). Political 
 knowledge (190-310). 
 
 Wainewright (X.) Vindication of Paleys theorj 
 
 of morals. 1830. . . • • • ■ • • 5436.0. 
 
 Peabodv (A P.) Manual of moral philosophy. 5435.31 
 Contents: Springs and principles of action. Conscience., 
 experience, law, Christianity. Rights and obligations, 
 Motive passion, and habit. Virtue and the virtues. Pru 
 dence. ' Justice. Fortitude. Order. Casuistry. Ancient 
 and modern hist, of moral philosophy. 
 
 Plato. See under his name, in general alphabet. 
 
 Plutarch. Morals. From the Greek. Corrected by 
 W W Goodwin. With introd. by E. W. Emer- 
 son. St. 1870 • • W* 5 - 26 
 
 Note.— For contents see Plutarch, in general alphabet. 
 
 la asking for books, us. the « Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
862 
 
 PHILOSOPHY : Moral Philosophy— Ontology— Passions, Appetites, Affections. 
 
 Prtvost-Paradol (L. A.) Etudes sur les morahstes 
 francais. 2e dd. 1865 5435.31 
 
 Price (R.) Review of the principal questions in mo- 
 rals, particularly those respecting the origin of our 
 ideas of virtue, its nature, relation to the Deity, 
 obligation, subject-matter, and sanctions. 3ded. 
 
 1787 5436.23 
 
 Note. — Presents the intellectual or rational theory of 
 absolute moral obligation as opposed to the sentimental 
 and selfish systems. 
 
 Reid (Thomas). Sted'w. ' Systematic works ' (p. 856). 
 
 Renan(E) Essais de morale, etc. 1860. . .2541.28 
 
 Richards (Mrs. G.B.B.) Springs of action. 1863. 5512.11 
 
 Rowland (D. ) Laws of nature, the foundation of mo- 
 rals. 1863. 5435.38 
 
 Note. — ' The inquiry is by the method of inductive rea- 
 soning.' 
 
 Schopenhauer (A.) Die beiden Grundprobleme der 
 Ethik. 1841 5436.22 
 
 Seneca (L. A. ) Morals : by way of abstract. With 
 [his Epistles]. By Roger l'Estrange. 1718. 5436.21 
 
 Shaftesbury (A. A. Cooper, M earl of ). Characteristicks. 
 
 3v. 1732 2542.17 
 
 v. 1. Concerning enthusiasm. 2. Inquiry concerning 
 virtue and merit. The moralists, a philosophical rhapsody. 
 3. Miscel. reflections. 
 
 Shairp (J. C.) The moral motive power. [In his Studies, etc. 
 1872 ; p. 315-399.] 2542.20 
 
 Sidgwick (H.) The methods of ethics. 1874. 5436.25 
 Contents : 1, Introd. Morality and law. Moral reason. 
 Pleasure and desire. Free will. Methods of ethics. Ego- 
 ism and self-love. Intuitionism. Good. 2, Egoism (p. 107- 
 174) : Principle and method. Empirical hedonism. He- 
 donism and common sense. Happiness and duty. Other 
 forms. 3, Intuttionism (p. 177-378) : Introd. Virtue and 
 duty. Intellectual virtues. Benevolence. Justice. Law 
 and contract. Truth. Other social virtues. Morality of 
 common sense. Motives. The summum bonum. 4, Utili- 
 tarianism (p. 381-473). 
 Note.— Rev. in Fraser's mag., Mch.. 1875 (by L. Stephen). 
 
 Same. Supplement, containing all the impor- 
 tant additions and alterations in the 2d ed. 1877. 
 
 Simcox(K) Natural law : an essay in ethics. 5435.41 
 
 Smith (Adam). Theory of moral sentiments. 2 v. 
 
 1808 5436.09 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Of the sense of propriety and passions con- 
 sistent with it (p. 1-137). Of merit aud demerit (p. 149-181). 
 Of justice and beneficence (p. 182-216). Of the influence 
 of fortune upon the sentiments of mankind (p. 217-259). 
 Of judgments concerning our own sentiments and con- 
 duct, and of the sense of duty. Of the effect of utility 
 upon the sentiment of approbation. 2. Of the influence 
 of custom and fashion on the sentiment of moral appro- 
 bation (p. 1-45). Of virtue, prudence, benevolence, and 
 self command (p. 46-184). Of different theories of morals 
 (p. 185-382). 
 
 Smith (Sydney). Sketches of moral philos. 1856. 5436.08 
 Contents : Introductory. History of moral philos. (p. 26- 
 59). Of external perception, conception, memory, imagi- 
 nation, reason and judgment, conduct of the understand- 
 ing (p. 60-111). On wit and humor (p. 112-146). On taste, 
 the beautiful, the sublime (p. 117-223). Faculties of ani- 
 mals (p. 2.14-265). Active powers, affections, passions, etc. 
 (p. 273-361). On habit (p. 362-391). 
 
 Spencer (H.) Social statics : or the conditions essential 
 to human happiness specified, and the first of 
 
 them developed. 1N51 5814.01 
 
 Note.— The ' first principle ' is that ' every man has free- 
 dom to do all that he wills, provided he infringes not the 
 equal freedom of any other man.' 
 
 — The data of ethics. 1879 5416.27 
 
 — Morals and moral sentiments. [In Fortn. rev., v. 15, 1871.] 
 
 See in r,ply article' by E. H. Hutton, ia Contemp. rev.. 
 
 V. 17, 1871. 
 Spinoza (B. de). Ethics ; translated. [In Willis (R.) Life etc 
 
 1870 ] 54 26 04 
 
 Stephen (L.) Moral philosophy. [In his Hist, of English thought 
 
 V. 2, 1876 ; p. 1-129.] 5426.27 
 
 Stewart (Dugald). See ' Systematic works ' (p. 856). 
 
 — Outlines of moral philosophy. [Prefixed to v. 2, 6, and 8 of 
 
 his Works. 1854.] 6417.02 
 
 Stewart (John, called ' Walking '). Travels over the 
 
 most interesting parts of the globe, to discover 
 
 the source of moral motion. 2 v. [1790.] 5436.19 
 Toussaint (F. V.) Manners. 2d ed. [anon.] 1752. 5435.36 
 Verplanck (G. c.) Influence of moral causes. [In his Discourses, 
 
 etc. 1840.] 3913 17 
 
 Wake (G. S.) Evolution of morality : history of the 
 development of moral culture. 2 v. 1878. 5436.27 
 Contents : v. 1. Introd : Modern theories of morals (p 
 1-62). The sense of right (p. 03-307). Genesis of the moral 
 idea (p. 308-410). The altruistic sentiment (p. 411-480). 2. 
 Special developments of altruism. Peruvians, Chinese aud 
 
 Japanese (p. 1-58). Positive phases of morals— the He- 
 brews the Komans, the Greeks, the Egyptians (p. 68-138). 
 Doctrine of emanations (p. 139-193). Hinduism (p. 194-251). 
 Buddhism (p. 252-300). Mithraism (p. 301-347). Positiv- 
 ism (p. 397-425). Eeligion and morality (p. 426-442). 
 
 Whewell ( W. ) Elements of morality and polity. 2 v. 
 1852 5436.14 
 
 Contents : v. 1. The reason. Springs of human action. 
 Moral rules. Right. Eights iu general. Bights of per- 
 son, of property, of contract, of marriage, of government. 
 Of various virtues and duties. Conscience. Cases of con- 
 science respecting truth. Cases of necessity. Of ignor- 
 ance and error. The state. Justice. Equity. Humanity. 
 Slavery. Pleasure, interest, happiness, utility, expediency. 
 Moral education. 2. Religion — divine laws, sanctions, 
 and ordinances (p. 25-18-1). Polity— rights and duties of 
 the state, the social contract, justice and truth, humanity 
 purity, order, education, church and state (p. 181-382). 
 International law, war, etc. (p. 383-424). 
 
 Note.— Reviewed by J. Martineau, in his Essays, v. 2, 
 
 1868 • p. 1-94 [2535.18] ; and by J. S. Mill, in his Disserta- 
 tions, 2, 1859 ; p. 450-510 [2535.24]. 
 
 Wither spoon (J.) Lectures on moral philos. 1810. 5436. 16 
 Wollaston (Wm.) Religion of nature delineated. 6th 
 
 ed. 1738 3628.05 
 
 Contents: Of moral good and evil (p. 5-31). Of happiness 
 (p. 31-40). Of reason aud the ways of discovering truth 
 (p. 41-64). Truths relating to the Deity (p. 65-126). Truths 
 respecting mankind, governments, the family, persons 
 (p. 127-219.) 
 
 See also Brit. qu. rev., July, 1878 (Ethics of evolution ; 
 nature of evil and the genesis of conscience) ; Contemp. 
 rev., v. 11, 1869 (Moral philos. and Christianity, by C. A. 
 Row) ; v. 12, 1869 (Moral criteria and moral codes, by Henry 
 Holbeach); v. 14, 1870 (The science of morals, by H. Calder- 
 wood) ; v. 17, 1871 (Nature and origin of moral ideas, by 
 Henry Holbeach) ; v. 19, 1872 (Moral philosophy and Bav- 
 age life, by prof. Calderwood) ; v. 20, 1872, or Littell, 1872, 
 v. 3 (The radical question in ethics) ; Ed. rev., Oct., 1876 
 (Morality without metaphysic) ; Fortn. rev., v. 9, 1868 (A 
 fragment of the genesis of morals, by John Morley) ; v. 12, 
 
 1869 (The christian theory of duty in its relation to uni- 
 versal morality, by J. L. Davies) ; Dec, 1875 (Right and 
 wrong, by W. K. Clifford) ; Fraser's mag., v. 66, 1862 (What 
 is truth) ; Method, qu. rev., Oct., 1853 (Ground of moral 
 obligation, by I. Chamberlayne) ; New Englander, v. 24, 
 1865 (Foundation of moral obligation, by J. H. JoneB) ; 
 N. A. rev., v. 103, 1866 (Moral criteria and the moral senti- 
 ments, by G. W. Shaw) ; North Brit, rev., v. 47, 1867 (Moral 
 theories and christian ethics : Jouffroy, Bain, Mill, Cobbe, 
 Ferrier) ; v. 47, 1867 (Natural history of morals : review of 
 Buckle and others) ; Westm. rev., v. 92, 1869 (Natural hiB- 
 tory of morals : review of Lecky and others) ; Nineteenth 
 century, Sept., 1878 (lUhical philos. and evolution, by W. 
 Knight) ; Unitarian rev., Oct., 1878 (The new ethics, by 0. 
 C. Everett). 
 
 XHr See also Amusements (Morality of, p. 23) ;— Aphor- 
 isms (p. 50) : — Biblical aud religious literature (Conscience 
 and casuistry, p. 82 ; — Consolation, p. 82 ; — ChHstian ethics, 
 p. 80;— Christian life, p. 80 ;— Evil, p. 87 ;— Retribution, 
 p. 101 ; — Sin, p. 104 ; — Tan commandments, p. 105) ;— Busi- 
 ness {Morals of, p. 245); — Courage (p. 394) ; — Culture 
 (p. 400) ;— Death (p. 409) :— Duelling (p. 428) ;— Education 
 (Morality and education, p. 438) ; — Enthusiasm (p. 446) ; 
 Etiquette and manners (p. 449j ; — Evii (p. 452) ;— Expedi- 
 ency (p. 452) ;— Family aud home life (p. 454) ;— Fiction 
 (Morality of, p. 458) ;— Friendship (p. 661) ;— Gambling 
 (p. 666) ;— Government aud politics (Political morality, 
 p. 688 ;— Liberty, p. 686 ;— Parties, p. 587 ;— Patriotism, 
 p. 688 ;— Happiness (p. 605) ;— Honesty (p. 629) ;— Honor 
 (p. 630) ;— Law aud jurisprudence (p. 684) ;— Life (Conduct 
 and philosophy of, p. 700) ;— Marriage (p. 739) ;— Oaths 
 (p. 823) ;— Old age (p. 825) ;— Pleasure ; -Political economy ; 
 Prostitution ;— Scandal ;— Self-culture ;— Slander ;— Sla- 
 very ; — Social science (Charitable agencies; — Civilization; 
 Crimes and punishments); — Solitude ; — Temperance ia. in- 
 temperance ; — War ; — Women. V 
 
 23. Ontology. 
 
 Day (H. N.) Outlines of ontological science : or a 
 philos. of knowledge and of being. 1878. 5422.08 
 
 Hlckok (L. P.) The logic of reason, universal and 
 eternal. 1875 5428.34 
 
 Ramsay (Sir Q.) Ontology.. 1870. . . .5425.17 
 
 Contents : What things do permanently exist. How we 
 
 come to know things permanent. Of mind. Ofamiudor 
 
 minds superior to the mind of man. A future state. Of 
 
 materialism. Of immaterialism. 
 
 4J®" See also works on the abstract principles of meta- 
 physics (p. 852-856). 
 
 24. Passions, Appetites, Affections. 
 
 Burdon(W.) The feelings. [In his Materials for thinking, v. 1, 
 1810 ; p. 144-193.] 2514.21 
 
 Burgess ( W. ) Historical illustrations of the passions. 
 [anon.] 2 v. L., 1825. 5436.01 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
PHILOSOPHY ; Pessimism to Stoic* 
 
 863 
 
 ffiarito(W.) Natural hist.of the passions. 1701. 5434.30 
 Coaan (T.) Philosophical treatise on the passions. 
 
 V 1800 5435.04 
 
 Davan {k.) Essay on the passions. 1799. . 5434.31 
 
 Descartes (R.) Traite des passions. [In his CEuvres, 1844. 6412.14 
 
 Iburier (C.) Passions of the human soul. 2 v. 5435.11 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Winslow's Jour, of med. psy., v, 6, 
 
 1853. 
 
 Butcheson (F.) Essay on the nature and conduct of 
 the passions and affections. With illus. on the 
 
 moral sense. 1728 5434.42 
 
 See also Winslow's Journal of med. psy., v. 8, 1850. 
 
 25. Pessimism and Optimism. 
 
 Caro (E.) Le pessimisme au 19e siecle : Leopardi, 
 Schopenhauer, Hartmann. P., 1878. 8°. 5434.50 
 Hartmann (E) Philosophie des Unbewussten. 5434.51 
 MaUock{W. H.) Is life worth living. 1879. 5434.48 
 Schopenhauer (A.) Die Welt als Wills und Vorstellung. 
 
 iaufl. 1873 5434.52 
 
 Suttv (J.) Pessimism : a history and a criticism. 
 
 1877 5434.53 
 
 Note.— Reviewed by A. Bain, in Mind, Oct., 1877. 
 See also Comhill mag., Apl., 1876 (The pessimistic view 
 of life) ; Fortn. rev., Nov., 1874 ; Content rev., v. 18, 1871 
 (Optimism and pessimism, or the problem of evil, by prof. 
 Frohscha) ; Ed. rev., Apl., 1879 (Pessimism) ; Unitarian 
 rev., Dec, 1878 ; Westm. rev., Jan., 1876 ; Pop. sci. mo., 
 Oct., 1877 (P. and its antidote, by 0. Nesbit) ; N. A, rev., 
 Hov.-Dec, 1878 (P. in the 19th cent., by S. Osgood). 
 4&- See also Optimism (p. 827). 
 
 26. Phrenology. 
 
 1, Periodicals. 
 
 Phrenological journal and mag. of moral science, v. 1- 
 20. Edinb., 1823-47. 8°. ..... . 5432.12 
 
 Phrenological journal and life illustrated, v. 49. N.Y., 
 1869. 4°; v. 50-68. N. T., 1870-78. 8°. . 8159.01 
 
 2, Treatises. 
 
 Appleton(T.G.) Plea for phrenol. [In his Windfalls. 1877.] 2512.33 
 
 Bain (A.) On the study of character ; including an 
 estimate of phrenology. 1861. . . . 5434.05 
 
 Boardman {A.) Defence of P. 1850. . . .5431.01 
 
 Browne (J. P.) P. and its application to education, 
 insanity, and prison discipline. 1869. . 5431.09 
 ires (J2!) La phrenologie, le geste, et la physi- 
 onomie. Texte et dessins. 1847. . . 5431.11 
 
 Challenge to phrenologists ; or phrenology tested by rea- 
 son and facts. London, 1839. 16°. . . 5431.12 
 
 Chenevix IR.) Phrenology article of the For. qu. rev. With 
 notes by J. G. Spurzheim, [With Spurzheim (J. G.) Ex- 
 aminations, etc., 1833.] 5431.14 
 
 Combe (G.) Lectures on phrenology. 1853. . 5431.05 
 
 — P. applied to painting and sculpture. 1855. 1415.18 
 
 -System of phrenology. 1839 5431.04 
 
 Same. 2 v. 1836 5432.10 
 
 — and Hamilton (Sir W.) Controversy [respecting phrenology]. 
 
 [In Phrenol. journal, v. 4, 1827 ; p. 377-406.] . . . 5432.16 
 Bowler (0. 8.) Memory, and intellectual improve- 
 ment. 1846 5512.02 
 
 — Eeligion and phrenology. 1848 3553.05 
 
 — and (L. N.) New illustrated self instructor in phre- 
 
 nology and physiology. 1871 5431.13 
 
 Goyder (D. G. ) My battle for life. The autobiogra- 
 phy of a phrenologist. 1857 5431. 19 
 
 BdmUon (Sir Wm.) Controversy [with G. Combe as to the truth 
 of phrenology]. [In Phrenol. jour., v. 4, 1827 ; p. 377-406.] 
 
 — Correspondence with Dr. Spurzheim, and with G. Combe 
 
 upon the subject of phrenology. [In Phrenol. Journal, v. 6, 
 1829; p. 1-70] 6432.16 
 
 — Lectures on metaphysics, v. 1, 1859 ; p. 404-444. . . 6413.06 
 Becker [J.) Scientific basis of education. 1868. 5431.06 
 flow) to read character. N. Y., 1871. 12°. . . 5432.09 
 Lewes (G. H.) The phrenological hypothesis. [In his Hist, of 
 
 philos., v. 2, 1867 ; p. 394-435.] 5415.05 
 
 Mackenzie (Sir G. 8.) Illustrations of P. 1820. 5431.10 
 Scott ( W. ) Harmony of phrenology with scripture : 
 a refutation of philos. errors in Combe's ' Consti- 
 tution of man.' 1837. ....... 5431.07 
 
 Sejf-Mp in the attainment of perfection of character and 
 success in life, with a phrenological and physiolo- 
 gical chart, [anon.} N. Y., 1870. sm. 4°. 5431.15 
 &»oK(r.) Examination of P. 1837.. . .5431.20 
 
 Slade (J.) Imaginary conversations between Dugald 
 Stewart and a phrenologist. 1838. . . 5431.03 
 
 Spurzheim (J. G.) Examination of objections made 
 against the doctrines of Gall and Spurzheim 
 With notes. 1833 5431 14 
 
 — Outlines of phrenology. 1832. .'..'. 643118 
 
 — Philosophical catechism of the natural' laws of 
 
 man. 1833 54.32 «g 
 
 — Phrenology. 2 v. 1846. .....'. 543l'rj2 
 
 Wells (S.R.) Illustrated annuals of phrenology 1865- 
 
 72. 8 v. in 1 .5431 16 
 
 Note.— Of the above entries those by Bain, Chenevix 
 Hamilton, and .Lewes, reject the claims of phrenoloEV • as 
 do also the periodical articles, which follow. 
 
 See also Blackwood, v. 82, 1857 (Phrenology in France) • 
 Fraser's mag., v. 61, 1860 (P. and psychology, by Alex 
 Bain); v. 62-63 (P., examined by A. Bain ; 4 articles)- Gentl' 
 mag., Jan., 1879 ; p. 68-85 (The old phrenology and the new 
 by A. Wilson) ; Nat. qu. rev., v. 7, 1863 (Charlatanism of 
 P.) ; N. Brit, rev., v. 17, 1852, or Eclectic mag., v. 27 1862 
 P.: its place and relation) ; Winslow's jour, of med. psy., 
 v. 2, 1849 (Cranial deformity illns.) ; Winslow's Med. critic, 
 v. 3, 1863 (P. and character) ; Princeton rev., July, 1879 
 (The organ of the mind, by Ferrier). 
 
 27. Pleasure and Pain. 
 
 Hamilton (Sir W.) Lectures on metaphysics, v. 2 
 1859 ; p. 431-520 . 5413.07 
 
 Sedgwick (H.) Pleasure and pain. [In Contemporary rev., v. 19. 
 1872.] ' 
 
 See also Qu. rev., v. 103, 1858, or Littell,; 1858, .. 2 (The 
 sense of pain in man and animals). 
 
 83~ See also Fine Arts (^Esthetics, p. 638) ; and examine 
 contents of works enumerated under ' Systematic works,' 
 (p. 852-7), ' Moral philosophy' (p. 859), and « Utilitarian- 
 ism ' (p. 864). 
 
 28. Positivism. 
 
 Bowen (F.) Positivism. [In his Mod. philos. t 1877.] . 6413.03 
 
 Comle (A.) Seeunder his name (p. 278 of Catalogue), for 
 his Works ; and for criticism thereon. 
 
 Harrison (F.) See under his name (p. 607) of Catalogue. 
 
 M'Cosh (J.) Christianity and positivism. 1871. 3572.18 
 See also Contem. rev., Mar., 1876 (Religion of positivism, 
 by Mark Pattison) ; v. 8, 1868 (Relation of Christianity to 
 positivism) ; May, June, 1879 (Social philos. and religion of 
 Comte, by E, Caird) ; Fortn. rev., v. 14, 1870 (The subjec- 
 tive synthesis, by F. Harrison) ; July, 1875 (Positivists and 
 workmen, by E. S. Beesly) ; Jour, of sac. lit., April, 1867 ; 
 p. 174-183. (Positivism. — The pantheism of Auguste 
 Comte) ; New Englauder, Jan., Apr., 1873 (Auguste Comte 
 and positivism, by S. Adams) ; Westm. rev., v. 81 1866 
 (Later speculations of Comte, by J. S. Mill). 
 
 29. Rationalism. 
 
 ,6®* See Biblical and relig. literature (Rationalism, p. 99). 
 
 30. Reflection. 
 
 Hodgson (S. H.) Philos. of reflection. 2 v. 1878. 5423.15 
 
 31. Scepticism. 
 
 Balfour (A. J.) Defence of philosophic doubt : essay 
 
 on foundations of belief. 1879. . . .5411.26 
 
 Glanvill (J. ) Essays in philos. and religion. 1676. 3554. 23 
 
 Contents : Against confidence in philosophy. Of scepti- 
 
 cism and certainty, etc., etc. 
 
 MaccoU (N.) The Greek sceptics. 1869. . . 5425.03 
 
 Zeller(E) Stoics, Epicureans, and Sceptics. Tr. by 
 
 O. J. Reichel. 1870 5426.00 
 
 See also histories of ancient philos. by Eitter (v. 4) and 
 Ueberweg (consult index); and histories of modern philoso- 
 phy by Cousin, J. D. Morell, and Ueberweg. 
 
 See also the philosophical writings of Hume (p. 656 of 
 
 Cat.), lives of him, and critical estimates of his metaphysics. 
 
 ;83f- See also Biblical and religious lit. (Rationalism, p. 99). 
 
 Senses. See Mental Physiology (p. 859). 
 32. Stoics. 
 
 Farrar (F. W.) Seekers after God. [Marcus Aure- 
 iius, Seneca, Epictetus.] 1869. . . . 5435.19 
 
 Grant (Sir A.) The ancient stoios. [In Oxford essays, 1858 ; p. 
 30 ]24 ] ° ±o6V>.l£ 
 
 Holland (F.M.) The reign of the stoics. 1879.5423.13 
 Mackenzie (6) The religious stoic. (In his Essays, 1713.] 5435^37 
 ptutrch That the stoics speak greater improbabilities than the 
 poets. [In his Morals, v. 3 ; p. 194-196.] . . . . 5435 28 
 _ Contradictions of the stoics. (In his Morals, v. 4 ; p 428- 
 
 trtrt 1 , o o o • « o . 0130. £i> 
 
 _ Of common 'conceptions against the stoics. [In Ms Morals, 
 
 A. ■ n *t72-426 1 ,,.,«*••••■••■ 54o°-^# 
 
 Zelle/iE) The stoics,' epicureans, etc. 1870. 5426.00 
 US- See also, in the general alphabet, the names of Au- 
 relius (Marcus) j— Epictetus ;— Seneca (C. A.) 
 
 to asking for books, use the - Book Order." giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the nret part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
864 
 
 PHILOSOPHY : Time and Space— Utilitarianism— Will. 
 
 32. Time and Space. 
 
 Alexander (S.) Relations of time and space. [Sm. rep„1861.]3936.16 
 Hogdson (S. H.) Time and space. 1865.. . 5423.01 
 Proclus. Select theorems on the perpetuity of time. 
 
 Tr. by T. Taylor. 1831. ...... 5426.23 
 
 See also N. A. rev., v. 99, 1864 (Philos. of space and time); 
 
 Mind, v. 3, 1878 (Muscular conception of space, by G. S. 
 
 Hall ; Consciousness of time, by G. J. Bomaines). 
 
 33. Utilitarianism. 
 
 Bentham [J.) See entries in Moral philos. (p. 860). 
 
 Blackie (J. S.) Four phases of morals. 1871. 5433.14 
 
 Bleakly (H.) Colloquy on the utilitarian theory in 
 
 Lecky's 'Hist, of European morals.' 1873. 5414.10 
 Bovine (B. P.) Moral intuition vs. utilitarianism. [In New Eng- 
 ender, April, 1873.) 
 Ccdderwood [H.) Lecky and the utilitarians. [In Contem. rev., 
 
 v. 12, 1869.] 
 Davies (J. L.) Weak points, etc. [In his Theology and morality. 
 
 1873.] 3541.15 
 
 Green (T. II.) Hedonism and ultimate good. [In Mind, Apl., 1877.] 
 Grote {J. ) Examination of the utilitarian philosophy. 
 
 Ed. by J. B. Mayor. 1870 5422.15 
 
 Note. — Reviewed in Contem. rev., v. 15, 1870, by J. L. 
 
 Davies, and in Westm. rev., v. 95, 1871. 
 Lecky ( W. E. H.) History of European morals, from 
 
 Augustus to Charlemagne. 2 v. 1869. 5414.17 
 Leffare (H. S.) Jeremy Bentham and the utilitarians. [In his 
 
 Writings, v. 2 ; p. 449-481.] 5047.07 
 
 Leslie [T. E. CUJjfe). Utilitarianism and the summum bonum. 
 
 [In Macm. mag., June, 1863.] 
 Mansel (H. L.) On utility as a ground of moral obligation. [In 
 
 Us Letters, eta. 1873.] 6424.23 
 
 Martineau (J.) Utilitarianism. [In Old and New, Jan., Feb., 
 
 1873 ; 2 art] 
 
 Mill [J. S.) Dissertations, etc., v. 3, 1864 2535.22 
 
 Same. [In FraBer's mag., v. 64, 1861.] 
 
 Note. — Reviewed in Westm. rev., v, 80, 1863; and by J. 
 
 Grote, above. 
 Paley ( Wm.) See entry in Moral philos. (p. 861). 
 Sidgwick (H.) The methods of ethics. 1874. 5436.25 
 
 — Hedonism and ultimate good. [In Mind, Jan., 1877.] 
 Stephen (L.) Hist, of Engl, thought in the 18th century, v. 2, 
 
 1876 , 6426.27 
 
 Thornton (W. T.) Anti-utilitarianism. [In his Old fashioned 
 
 ethics.] 6426.22 
 
 Repr. from Fortn. rev., v. 14, 1870. 
 Utilitarianism explained and exemplified [anon. In 
 
 answer to J. S. Mill. ] 1864 5713.08 
 
 See also Brit. qu. rev., July, 1869 (Latest phase of the 
 utilitarian controversy) ; Fraser's mag., v. 80, 1869 (Utili- 
 tarianism) ; Journal of spec, philos., July, 1876 (Hedonism 
 and utilitarianism, by J. Watson) ; Quar. rev., Apr., 1876 
 (Utilitarianism and morality). 
 83- Sec also Government and politics ( Utilitarianism, p. 589). 
 
 34. Will (The) or Volition : Freedom, and 
 Necessity or Determinism. 
 
 Bain(AA Emotions and the will. 1859. . . 5421.10 
 
 — Feelings and will physiologically considered. (Fortn. rev.. 
 
 v. 3, 1865.] l 
 
 — Liberty and necessity.— History of the free-will controversy. 
 
 [In his Mental and moral science, 1868 ; p. 396-428.] 6411.13 
 
 — Genesis of the free-will doctrine. [In Westm. rev., July, 1871.] 
 Belsham(W.) Liberty and necessity. [7m his Essays, v. 1, 1799 ; 
 
 p. 1-32.] 2517.10 
 
 Blakey (B.) Connexion between our notions' of moral 
 good and evil, and our conceptions of the free- 
 dom of the Divine and human wills. 1831. 5434.82 
 Bray (C.) Philosophy of necessity. 2 v. 1841. 5411.20 
 Bledsoe (A. T.) Examination of president Edwards's 
 Inquiry into the freedom of the will. 1845.5433.15 
 
 Collins {A.) Philosophical inquiry concerning human 
 liberty. 1717 3535.27 
 
 Same. [In Priestley (J.) Theol. works v. 4.] . . 3591.07 
 
 Crombie (A.) Beply to Dr. J. Gregory's Letters in de- 
 fence of his Essay on the difference of the rela- 
 tion between motive and action and that of cause 
 and effect in physics. 1819 5422.19 
 
 Edwards (J.) On freedom of the will. [In his Works 
 v. 2.] 3546.02 
 
 Espy (J. P. ) The human will : moral accountability, 
 punishment, etc. 1860 5433.06 
 
 FoviU (T. W.) Place of will in evolution. [In Nineteenth cen- 
 tury, March, 1879.] 
 
 Gregory (J.) Essays. 2 v. 1792. .... 5422.20 
 
 — Correspondence with A. Crombie. 1819. . 5422.19 
 
 — Letters in defense of his essay on the difference 
 
 between motive and action and of cause and ef- 
 fect in physics. 1819 5422.19 
 
 Hamilton (Sir Wm.) CauBality j— Liberty and necessity. [In his 
 Lectures on metaphysics.v. 2 ; ch. 39-41, and app. rv.] 5431.04 
 Note. — Reviewed by Mill. 
 Hazard (R. G.) Freedom of mind in willing; or 
 every being that wills a creature first cause 
 
 1864 5423.08 
 
 Note. — Reviewed in Dublin rev., Oct., 1864. 
 
 — Two letters on causation and freedom in willing, 
 
 addressed to J. S. Mill. With an appendix, on 
 existence of matter, and our notions of infinite 
 space. 1869 5423.07 
 
 Hazlilt ( W.) On liberty and necessity. [Literary remains v. 1 
 1836 ; p. 169-228.] 3076.13 
 
 Hobbes (T.) The tripos, pt. 3, Of liberty and necessity. [In his 
 Engl, works, v. 4, 1840.) 6043.09 
 
 — Liberty, necessity, and chance, debated betw. Dr. Bramhall 
 
 and T. Hobbes. [In his Engl, works, v. 5.] . . .5043.10 
 Hughes ( T. ) The human will : its function and free- 
 dom. 1867 5434.47 
 
 Mahan {A.) Doctrine of the will. 1845. . 5435.34 
 Mill (J. S.) On the freedom of the will. [In his Exam, of Sir 
 Wm. Hamilton's philos., v. 2, 1865 ; p. 265.304.] . 5413.09 
 Note — Mill's own views [determinism] are controverted 
 in Dublin rev., Jan., July, 1874. 
 Priestley (J.) Free discussion between Dr. Price and Dr. Priest- 
 ley on the nature of matter, and the doctrine of necessity ; 
 —Letters on necessity. [In his Works, v. 4.] . . 3591.06 
 Sully (J.) The genesis of the free-will doctrine. [In his Sensa- 
 tion and intuition, 1874 ; p. 117-142.] 5426.08 
 
 Travis (H.) Moral freedom reconciled with causation, 
 by the analysis of the process of self-determina- 
 tion. 1865 5435.35 
 
 Upham(T.C) Treatise on the will. 1855. . 5417.15 
 Whedon (D. D.) Freedom of the will as a basis of 
 
 human responsibility. 1864 5435.43 
 
 See also Blackwood, v. 86, 1859 (Voluntary and involun- 
 tary action) ; Contemp. rev., v. 16, 1871 (Relation of the 
 will to thought, by H. E. Manning); v. 17, 1871 (Physiology 
 of the will, by W. B. Carpenter) ; Dublin rev., April, 1879 
 (Free will, by W. G. Ward) ; Jour, of sac. lit., v. 18, 1857, 
 p. 297-319 (The will, divine and human) ; Med. critio, v. 2, 
 1862 (Volition, psychologically and physiologically consi- 
 dered, by J. L. Clarke) ; New Englander, v. 18, 1860 (Power 
 of contrary choice, by M. P. Squier) ; v. 24, 1865 (Freedom 
 of the will : Edwards and Whedon) ; N. Brit, rev., v. 62, 
 1870 (Will and free-will) ; Phrenological journal, v. 10, 1837 
 (The will, by Amos Dean) ; Westm. rev., Apr., 1876 (Free- 
 will and Christianity) ; Winslow's Journal of psy. med., 
 v. 10, 1857 (On moral liberty) ; Nat. qu. rev., v. 37, 1878 
 (Evolution and volition) ; Princeton rev., Sept., 1878 (The 
 problem, etc., by H. Calderwood); Contemp. rev., June, 
 1878 (by P. Janet). 
 
 Philosophy at the foot of the cross, See St. John (J. A.) 3692 05 
 
 Philosophy of art. See Taine (H. A.) 1873. ... 141126 
 
 Philosophy of health. See Smith (Southwood). 1865. 432a'l6 
 
 Philosophy of history. See History (Philosophy, p. 623). 
 
 Philosophy of theism, [anon.] L, 1857. 12°. 3584 18 
 
 Philostorgius. Ecclesiastical hist., as epitomized bv 
 
 Photius. [a.d. 321-425.] L.,.Bo/m,1855.12°.3413 05 
 
 Poilostratus. Opera. [De Tyanensi Apollonio. 
 
 Vitse sophistarum. Heroicus. Imagines. Gr et 
 
 iT.y oo BeCOg- A ' Westermann. Parisiis, Didot, 
 
 tt, t .k" *v ', • • * • 7766.06 
 
 — lhe two first books concerning the life of Apollo- 
 nms Tyaneus. With philological notes, bv C 
 Blount. London, 1680. fol. . . . 3698 04 
 
 l/si Z i c^' S ' i 7 a '^ ° f th ,' 8 r rk ' see A P°"°nius Tyaneus 
 qu.rev!, Jan'!, ! lS ^ "'" 0ot - ^ ; Lond. 
 
 Philostratua, the Lernnian. Imagines. Gr. et Lat. 
 Becog. A. Westermann. P., Didot, 1849. 8°. 7766.06 
 
 Fhilostratus, pseud. Somatopsychouoologia : that the proofs of 
 body, life, and mind as distinct essences cannot be de- 
 duced from physiology. London, 1824. 8°. [In Pamphle- 
 teer, V. 24.] 6058.24 
 
 Philozoia. See Forster (Thomas). 1839 5825 26 
 
 Philp (Bobert Kemp). Best of everything. London, 
 1870. 12° 6016.06 
 
 — History of progress in Gt. Britain.L.,1859.8°.5917.09 
 
 — Inquire within : facts worth knowing. New York, 
 
 1856. 12°. 7 . . 3913.10 
 
 Philpot. See also Phillpots. 
 
 Philpot (John). Examinations and writings. Ed. by 
 
 B. Eclen.Ca.ra.b.AEng.),Parker soc, 1842.8°.3637.06 
 Phin (John). Chemical history of the six days of 
 
 creation. New York, 1870. 12°. . . . 3762.17 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY, 
 
PHIN-PHYSIOS. 
 
 865 
 
 _ Plain directions for lightning-rods. 2d ed. New- 
 York, 1873. 16°. . . . 4022. 1)6 
 
 _ practical hints on the selection and use of the mi- 
 croscope. New York, 1875. 16°. . . .4827.19 
 
 Same 2d ed., enl. N. Y., 1877. 12°. 4827.19a 
 
 PWdds (ConBtantine John, lord Mulgrave). 'Voyage towards the 
 North Pole, 1773 [In Pinkerton (J.) Voyages, v. 1.] 916.U1 
 
 Phipps (Edmund' 1 . Memoirs of Robert Plummer 
 Ward. 2 v. London, 1850. 8°. . . . 3176.04 
 
 Phipps (Joseph). Dissertation on christian baptism. 
 Dublin, 1819. 8° 3586.09 
 
 Phipson (Thomas Lambe). Meteors, aerolites and 
 falling stars. London, 1867. 12°. . . .4013.00 
 
 _ Force. [In Smith, report, 1862.] 3936.17 
 
 _ Phosphorescence, or the emission of light by min- 
 erals, plants, and animals. L.,1870. 12°. 4022.35 
 
 Phocion's conversations. See MaMy (G. B. de). . .5713.07 
 
 Phoenicia. See Countries (Phoenicia, p. 359). 
 
 Fhosnician inscriptions. See Heath (D. I.) . . . 428.05 
 
 Phoenix. See also Fhamix ; — Fhenix. 
 
 Phoenix (Rev. Alexander). Sermon : Job xix.: 25. [With Bourne 
 (SJ Sermon.] 3143.25 
 
 PhoBnix (John), pseud. See Derby (Geo. H.), iu Fiction (p. 475). 
 
 Fhosnix (The ting of birds ; or the lay of the) ; an Anglo-Saxon 
 song of the 10th or 11th century. Now tr. into the; metre 
 and alliteration of the original, by G. Stephen. [In Arch- 
 soloeia, v. 30, 1844.] 5128.— 
 
 Phosnix Bntannicus. See Morgan (John) 5056.16 
 
 Phonetics and Phonology. Zachos (J. C.) Phonic 
 text : a method of teaching reading by the eigns 
 of sound, without altering the orthography of the 
 language. 1865 6424.26 
 
 — Gomstok's fonetik magazin. v. 1-2. 1846-48. 6431.14 
 
 See also Language (English pronunciation: Ellis (A. J.) 
 p. 677) ; and Bibl. sacra, Apl., Oct., 1860 (Comparative 
 phonology, by B. W. Dwight). 
 Phonograph Prescott (G. B.) The speaking tele- 
 phone, talking phonograph, etc. 187S. . 3944.25 
 
 — Proctor (R. A.) J» Ais Pleasant ways inBcience. 1878.3906.16 
 
 See also Qu. jour, of science, Apl., 1878 ; p. 245-254. 
 
 Phonography and Stenography. 
 
 1. Phonography. 
 
 — Graham (A. J.) Handbook of phonography. 6431.01 
 
 — Jones (E. J.) Handbook of British P. 1871. 6431.12 
 
 — Munson (J.M ) Complete phonographer. 1869. 6431.02 
 
 Same. 1872 6431.02a 
 
 • Dictionary of practical phonography. 1875.6431. 15 
 
 — Pitman (B.) Sirst phonetic reader. 1855. 6431.09 
 
 2. Stenography. 
 
 — Consoni (D. T.) Nuova sistema universale di steno- 
 
 grafia Italiana. 1829 6431.11 
 
 — Cross {J. Q.) Eclectic short-hand. 1878. 6431.19 
 ~Dimbkby(J.B.) Shorthand dictionary. 1868. 6431.05 
 
 — Dodge (J.) Complete system of stenography. 6431.13 
 
 — (honey (T.) Brachygraphy. 1803. . . . 6431.08 
 
 — Lindsley (D. P.) Elements of tachygraphy. 6431.03 
 
 — Lyle(D.) Art of shorthand improved. 1762. 6431.06 
 - Khelton (T.) Tachygraphy. 1671. . . .6431.10 
 
 - Teffin ( W. ) New help and improvement of the art 
 
 of swift writing. 1751 6431.07 
 
 — Thompson (A. H.) Stenography. 1870. . 6431 04 
 
 - Upham (W. P.) Brief history of stenography, 
 
 with new system of phonetic shorthand. 6431.18 
 See also Nat. qu. rev., v. 7, 1863 (Short hand). 
 ■8S- See aho Writing. 
 Phosphates. Jones (George). Phosphates. .4212.16 
 J&£- See also Chemistry 
 
 Phosphorescence. 
 
 — Draper (J. W.) On the phosphorescence of bodies. On the 
 
 effects of heat on phosphorescence. [In his Scientific me- 
 moirs. 1878.] 4024.27 
 
 — Phipson (T. L.) Phosphorescence. 1870. . 4022.35 
 Photography. See Arts (Useful, p. 46);— Astronomy (p. 64);— also 
 
 Abney (W. de W.) Treatise on photography, 1878 [4002.20]; 
 Ayres (G. B.) How to paint photographs in water colors 
 and in oil ; how to work iu crayon, make the chrom 
 photograph, retouch negatives, etc. 4th ed., 1878 [1424.20] ; 
 Holmes (O. W.) Stereoscope ; Sun-painting. [In his Sound- 
 ings from the Atlantic ; 2532.12] ; Tissandier (G.) History 
 and handbook of photography. 2d ed.; with appendix by 
 H. F. Talbot, 1878 [3941.17] ; Vogel (H.) Chemistry of 
 light and photography, 1875 [3941.16]. 
 
 See also Ed. rev., v. 133, 1871 (Applications of phot.) ; 
 Fraaer's mag., v. 47, 1853 ; N. Brit, rev., v. 36, 1862 (fro- 
 gress in phot, art) ; Pop. sci. mo , April, 1875 (Correctness 
 of photographs, by M. Vogel); Qu. rev., v. 101, 1857 (Photo- 
 graphy) ; v. 116, 1864 (Photography). 
 Phrase and fable (Dictionary of). See Brower (E. C.) 1870. 6218.07 
 Fhreno-mnemotechny. See Fauvel-Gouraud (F.) . . . 5518.26 
 Phrenological journal and magazine of moral science, 
 v. 1-20. 1823-47. Edin., 1824-47. 8°. . 5432.12 
 Phrenological journal and life illustrated, v. 49. 
 N.Y., 1869. 4° ; v. 50-68. N.Y., 1870-78. 8°. 8159.01 
 Note. — v. 50-68 = New series, v. 1-18. v. 50-51 read on t. p. 
 * Packard's monthly ' instead of ' life illustrated '. 
 Phrenology. See Philosophy (Phrenology, p. 863). 
 Phrontisterion, or Oxford in the 19th century. See Mansel (H. 
 
 L.) Letters, etc., 1873 5424.23 
 
 Physic and physicians : a medical sketch book. 
 [anon.} 2 v. London, 1839. 8°. . . . 3251.10 
 
 Same. 2 v. Phil., 1845. 18°. . . . .3251.13 
 
 Note. — The two vols, of the Amer. ed. include all tbe 
 contents of v. 1 of the Engl, ed., but lack oh. S-7 of 2d vol., 
 viz. — 'Mad-doctors and madhouses,' 'Literary and scien- 
 tific literary men,' ' Medical emigration,' 'Army and navy 
 surgeons, and East India company's medical service/ 
 ' Eminent living physicians,' ' Eminent living surgeons/ 
 Physical basis of mind. See Lewes (G. H.) . . . . . 6414.22 
 Physical culture. See Amusements (Gymnastics, etc., p. 24) ; — 
 
 Medicine (Health, p. 759 ;— Movement cure, p. 763). 
 Physical geography. See Geography (Physical, p. 571). 
 Physical geography of the sea. See Maury (M. F.) 1858. 925.08 
 Physical life or woman. See Napheys (G. H.) 1870. . . 4331.14 
 
 Physician's problems. See Elam (C.) 1869 4333.12 
 
 Physician's vacation in Europe. See Charming (Walter). 1856. 944.04 
 
 PHYSICS OR NATURAL PHILOSOPHY 
 
 Arrangement of Sub-divisions.-I. Dictionaries of the Physical Sciences.-ll. History and Philosophy of the Physical 
 Sciences—Ill. Periodicals— TV . Systematic and Miscd. Works.— V. Special Departments of Physics, viz., 1, Acoustics 
 and Sound (p. 866).-2, Atoms and Molecules (p. 857).-3, Electric Light (p. 867).-4, Electrical Measurements (p. 867). 
 5, Electricity, Galvanism, and Magnetism (p. 867).-6, Forces and Energies of Nature (p. 887).-7 Galvanometer 
 (p. 86S).-8, Heat (p. 868). 9, Light and Optics (p. 868J.-10, Observatories (p. 868J.-11, Radiometer (p. 868).-12, Spec- 
 trum Analysis (p. 868).— 13, Statics, Dynamics, Hydrostatics, and Pneumatics (p. 869J.-14, Terrestrial Magnet- 
 ism (p. 869). 
 
 I. Dictionaries of the Physical Sciences. 
 Barlow (P.) Anew mathematical and philosophical 
 
 dictionary. 1814 4017.01 
 
 Nicliol (J. P.) Cyclopaedia of the physical sciences. 
 1857. ...... . . 402J.01 
 
 Same. 1860. . 4025.02 
 
 Contents : Acoustics, astronomy, dynamics, electricity, 
 heat, hydrodynamics, magnetism, philosophy of mathe- 
 matics, meteorology, optics, pneumatics, statics, etc. 
 
 n. History and Philos. of the Physical Sciences. 
 
 &S* See also Arts, Useful, and general science (Method 
 and history, p. 39). 
 
 Leslie (Sir J.) Dissert, v. General view of the process of math. 
 
 and phys. science, chiefly during 18th cent. [In Encyc. 
 
 Brit., y. 1, 1853.] 
 riayfairjj.) Dissert, iv. General view of the process of mathem. 
 
 and physical science since the revival of letters in Europe. 
 
 [In his Works, v. 2, 1822.] 5063.02 
 
 Same. [In Encyc. Britannica, v. 1, 1853.] 
 
 Powell (B.) History of nat. philos. 1834. .4022.09 
 
 Same. 1851 4022.15 
 
 Smith l A.) History of ancient physics. [In his Essays, p. 131- 
 jgg 1 . 5416.24 
 
 Whewell (Wm.) History of the inductive sciences. 
 
 3d ed. 3 v. 1857 4023.01 
 
 v. 1. Phys. science in ancient Greece. 
 
 2. Mechanical science. Physical astronomy. Acoustics, 
 optics, tuermotics, and atmology. 
 
 3. Mechanico-chemical sciences. 
 
 — History of scientific ideas : 1st part of ' Philosophy 
 
 of the inductive sciences.' 3d ed. 2 v. 1858. 4023.04 
 Note.—' The ideas whose history is here given are mainly 
 these ■ space, time, number, motion, cause, force, matter, 
 medium, intensity, scale, polarity, element, affiuity, sub- 
 stance, atom, symmetry, likeness, natural classes, species, 
 life, function, vital forces, final causes, historical causation, 
 catastrophe and uniformity, first cause '. 
 ■ - Novum organum renovatum : 2d part of ' Philos. of 
 the inductive sciences.' 3d ed. 2 v. 1858. 4023.06 
 
 — Philosophy of discovery. 1860 4024.00 
 
 109 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
866 
 
 PHYSICS : Periodicals — Systematic and Miscellaneous Works. 
 
 Physics, cont'd. HI. Periodicals. 
 
 For periodicals in part devoted to physics see Academy 
 of natural sciences of Phila. Proceedings ; American as- 
 soc. for the prom, of science. Proceedings ; — Amer. jour, 
 of science and arts ; — Journal of the Franklin Institute ; — 
 London, Edinburgh, and Dublin philos. mag.; — Nature ; — 
 Quar. jour, of science. 
 
 XV. Systematic and Miscellaneous Works. 
 
 Argens (J. B. de B. d'). General principles of nat. philos. [In his 
 
 Philos. dissert., v. 1, p. 147-264.] ....... 6411.03 
 
 Arnott (N.) Elements of physics. 7th ed., ed. by A. 
 
 Bain and A. S. Taylor. 1877. . . . 4023.20 
 Bacon (P., lord.) Philosophical works. [In his Works, 
 
 v. 1-10. 1861.] . 5014.03 
 
 Berwick {9.) The forces of the universe. [Electricity, 
 
 magnetism, solar heat, gravitation.] 1870. 4022.23 
 
 Birks ( T. B.) On matter and ether, or the secret laws 
 
 of physical change. 1862 4214.11 
 
 lie (B.) Philosophical works ; abridged by P. 
 
 Shaw; 3 v. 1738 4028.03 
 
 Brown (A.) Philosophy of physics. 1854. .4025.06 
 Buckley (A. B.) Short hist, ofnat.science.1876. 4023.07 
 Buckmaster (J. 0. ) Elements of acoustics, light, and 
 
 heat. 1871 4213.15 
 
 Castillon (A.) Recreations physiques. 3d ed. 1867. 4022.27 
 Clifford ( W. K.) Philosophy of the pure sciences. [In Contem. 
 
 rev., Aug., 1874.] 
 Comenius (J. A.) Naturall philosophie reformed. 
 
 1651 4022.18 
 
 Cooky (LeB. 0. ) Text book of nat. philos. 1869. 4022. 13 
 Daubeny ( G. 0. B. ) Fugitive poems connected with 
 
 natural hist, and physical science. 1869. 1635.26 
 Desaguliers (J. T.) Course of experimental philoso- 
 phy. 2d ed. 2 v. 1745 4028.01 
 
 Deschanel (A. P.) Natural philosophy. Tr. by J. D. 
 
 Everett. 4 v. 1870-72 4026.06 
 
 v. 1. Mechanics, Hydrostatics, and Pneumatics, v. 2 
 
 Heat. f. 3. Electricity and magnetism, v. 4. Sound and 
 
 light. 
 
 Euler (L.) Letters on nat. philos. 2 v. 1848. 4022.19 
 Faraday (M.) Researches in chemistry and physics. 
 
 1859 4215.20 
 
 Forfar (B.) Analytical physics. 1852. . . 4027.08 
 Franklin (B.) Letters and papers on philosophical subjects. 
 
 [In his Works, v. 3.) 6036.06 
 
 Frick (J.) Physical technics. 1861. . . . 4026.19 
 Oanot (A. ) Elementary treatise on physics. 4th ed. 
 
 „ .„ 1869 4025.15 
 
 GuUlemm (A.) Application of physical forces. Tr. by 
 
 Mrs. N. Lockyer, and ed., with additions and 
 
 notes, by J. N. Lockyer. 1877. . . . 4028. 13 
 
 — The forces of nature. [Gravity, sound, light, mag- 
 
 netism, heat, electricity, atmospheric meteors.] 
 
 „ n I 872 - 4028.10 
 
 Guthrie (F.) Practical physics. 1879. . . .4023.18 
 Contents : Molecular physics, waves, sound, lieht. with 
 
 experiments. ' 
 
 Helmholtz (H. L. F.) Eelation of physical science to science in 
 
 general. [In Smith, report, 1871.] ..... 3936 26 
 Henry {Joseph). Syllabus of leotures on physics. [Smith, report, 
 
 1856.] IQSfi 11 
 
 Hero of Alexandria. Pneumatics. Prom the Greek bv 
 B. Woodcroft. 1851 4026 02 
 
 Herschel (Sir J. F. W.) Preliminary discourse on the 
 study of natural philosophy. 1851. . . 4022. 16 
 
 Hickok (L. P.) Rational cosmology. 1858 3914 03 
 
 Hobbes (T.) De natura aeris. [In Ms Opera, v. 4, 1844.] . 6043 04 
 
 — Elements of philosophy. [In his Engl, works, v. 1,1839.1 6043 06 
 Same. Latin text. [In his Opera, v. 1, 1839.] . 6043 01 
 
 — Problemata physica. [In his Opera, v. 4, 1844.1 '604304 
 
 — Seven philos. problems ; and ten dialogues on natural phi- 
 
 losophy. [Inhis Works, v. 7, 1846.] 6043 12 
 
 Hogg (J.) Elements of nat. philos. 1861. . 402M9 
 
 Hunt (B.) Elementary physics. 1855. . . 402201 
 
 Contents : Motion. Fluids. Sound. Electricity. Heat 
 
 Light. Actinism. 
 
 ■ Poetry of science ; or physical phenomena of na- 
 
 ture. 1854. 
 
 4022 06 
 
 Hunt (T. S.) Chemistry of the earth. [In Sm. rep.,1869.] . 3936 24 
 Joyce (J.) Scientific dialogues for young people. 
 
 1852 4022 07 
 
 Lardner (D.) Hand-books of natural' philos. 2 v. 
 
 1851-53. 4022 10 
 
 .Z'Ji Mechanics, hydrostatics, hydraulics] pneumatics 
 sound. 2. Heat, magnetism, electricity. ' 
 
 Lees ( W. ) Acoustics, light, and heat. 1877. . 4024.21 
 Liebig (J. von) and Kopp (H.) Annual report of the 
 progress of physics. 1847-50. 4 v. . . 4214.29 
 Locke (J.) Elements of nat. philos. [In his WorkB, v. 3.] 6062 03 
 Lovett (P. ) The electrical philosopher ; a new sys- 
 tem of physics upon the principle of an univer- 
 sal plenum of elementary fires. 1774. . 4024.14 
 Afagrini (L.) Vibratory movement of matter, ponderable and 
 imponderable. [In Smith, report, 1868.] .... 3936.23 
 Mayer (A. M.) and Barnard (0.) Experimental science 
 
 series for beginners. 1877 4024.22a 
 
 Mailer (J.) Principles of physics and meteoroloev 
 
 1847. 4025704 
 
 — Becent progress In physics. [In Smith, report, 1866-58.] 3936.10 
 Nicholson ( W.) Introd. to nat. philos.2v. 1793-5. 4025.11 
 Olmsted (D.) Introd. to nat. philos. 1850. . 4025! 10 
 Parker(B. (?.)Nat. and experimental philos.1855. 4022.12 
 Pepper (J. H.) Cyclopaedic science simplified. 4022.21 
 Pickering (P. C.) Elements of physical manipula- 
 tion. 1873 4026.03 
 
 Same. 2d ed. 2 v. 1878 4026.27 
 
 Contents : General methods of physical investigation 
 General experiments. Mechanics of solids. Mechanics of 
 liquids and gases. Sound. Light. 2. Electrical instru- 
 ments. Heat. Mechanical engineering. Meteorology 
 Practical astronomy. Lantern projections. Theory of 
 electrical phenomena. Tables. Laboratories. 
 Pynchon (T. R.) Introd. to chemical physics. New 
 
 ed. 1873 4023.13 
 
 Contents : Heat, electricity, galvanio eleotricity, electro- 
 magnetism, thermo-electricity, animal electricity. Corre- 
 lation and conservation of forces. 
 Badcliffe (C. B.) Vital motion as a mode of physical 
 motion. 1876. ......... 4325.22- 
 
 Boulledge (P.) Science in sport made philosophy in 
 
 earnest, by means of toys and pastimes. 3922.07 
 
 Schott (67.) Magia univ. naturae et artis. v. 1, 2, 4. 
 
 Optica, acoustica, physica. 1677. . . . 3907.18 
 
 Schubert (G. S.) Mirror of nature. 1851. .4022.08 
 
 Somerville (M.) Connection of the physical sciences. 
 
 From the 7th Lond. ed. 1857. . . . 4022.03 
 
 Same. 9th ed. London, 1858. . . . 4022.22 
 
 — On molecular and microscopic science. 2 v. 1869. . 4827.03 
 
 v. 1. Atoms and molecules of matter. Force and mat- 
 ter. Spectrum analysis. 
 
 South Kensington museum. Conferences held in con- 
 nection with the special loan collection of scien- 
 tific apparatus, 1876. Physics and mechanics. 
 
 London, 1877. 4023.21 
 
 (J. D. ) Answers to the practical questions and 
 problems contained in the fourteen weeks' course 
 in nat. philos. 1870 4025.30 
 
 Tait (P. G.) Lectures on some recent advances in 
 physical science. 1876 4023.08 
 
 Thomson (Sir W.) and Tait (P. G.) Elements of nat- 
 ural philosophy, v. 1. 1873 4026.21 
 
 v. 1. Kinematics, Dynamical laws and principles, Expe^ 
 rience, Measures and instruments. Abstract dynamics. 
 
 Tomlinson (0.) Introd. to nat. philos. 1859.4022.17 
 
 TyndaU (J.) Researches in molecular physics by 
 means of radiant heat. 1872. . . . .4026.14 
 
 — Researches on diamagnetism and magne-crystallio 
 
 action. 1870 4027.07 
 
 Whewett ( W. ) Astronomy and general physics with 
 reference to natural theology. 1833 ed. .3524.12 
 
 Same. 1852 ed 3524.20 
 
 Weinhold (A. F.) Introd. to experimental physics. 
 Tr. and ed. by B. Loewy. 1875. . . . 4026.05 
 Contents: General contents of matter (p. 1-42). Me- 
 chanics : Statics and dynamics— Inertia (p. 43-48), General 
 mechanics, and mechanics of solid bodies (p. 48-167), 
 Hydrostatics and hydrodynamics (p. 158-218), Equili- 
 brium and motion of gaseous bodies (p. 219-325). Acoustics 
 (p. 326-408). Optics (p. 409-550). Electricity and magnet- 
 ism (p. 551-755). Heat (p. 756-848). 
 Young (T.) Lectures on nat. philos. 2 v. 1845. 402513 
 
 — Scientific memoirs. [ZnAiiMisoel. works, v. 1-2,1855.] 6082.01 
 
 V. Various special Departments of Physics. 
 
 1. Acoustics and Sound. 
 
 Airy (G. B.) On sound and atmospheric vibrations. 
 
 1868 4025.28 
 
 Bartlett (W. H. 0.) .Acoustics. Optics. 1852. 4025.16 
 Donkin (W. F.) Acoustics ; theoretical. Pt. 1. [Vi- 
 brations of strings and rods.] 1870. . . 4024.08 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
PHYSIOS: Special Branches : Acoustics to Forces. 
 
 867 
 
 lus I W.) Acoustics, light, and heat. 1877.4024.21 
 
 Mayer (A. M-) Sound. 1878. [Experimental sci- 
 ence series.] 4024.28 
 
 Purdv (T.) Form and sound, can their beauty be de- 
 pendent on the same physical laws ? . . 1436. 00 
 
 Badau(R) Wonders of acoustics. 1870. .4024.11 
 
 Smifft (T. R) Rud. treatise on the acoustics of pub- 
 lio buildings. 1861 4025.20 
 
 Ratllekh (J. W. Strutt, baron). Theory of sound. 2 v. 
 1877-78 4028.28 
 
 Tavlor (S) Sound and music. 1873. . . 1562.30 
 
 TmdaU(J.) Sound. Eight lectures. 1867. 4025.23 
 ifote.— Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 77, 1868. 
 
 WWord, pseud. Problem of human life : embracing 
 'The evolution of sound' and 'Evolution evol- 
 ved.' New York, 1879. 8° 4728.24 
 
 Wormell (B.) Elementary course of hydrostatics and 
 
 sound. 1870 4024.09 
 
 See also Nat. qu. rev., v. 18, 1869 (Phenomena of sound). 
 S3- See also Music [Physics of music, p. 799). 
 
 2. Atoms and Molecules. 
 
 JJd«ma (J.) Molecular mechanics. 1866. . 4024.24 
 Brown IS.) Critical lectures on the atomic theory. [In his Lec- 
 tures, etc., V. 1, 1868 ; p. 6-131.] 2616.01 
 
 Clifford (W. K.) Atoms. (In his Lectures, etc., v. 1, 1879. 2518.12 
 HerschellJ.F.W.) Research on atoms. [In Sm. rep., 1862.] 3936.07 
 Somerville (Mary). Atoms and molecules. [In her Molecular sci- 
 ence, V. 1, 1869 ; p. 1-166.] 4827.03 
 
 Wwh (A. I.) Hist, of chemical theory. 1868. 4212.11 
 See dUo Fortn. rev., v. 1, 1866(Atoms, by sir John Her- 
 schel) ; N. Brit, rev., v. 27, 185/ (Sketch of the atomic hy- 
 pothesis) ; v. 48, 1868 (Atomifftheory of Lucretius) ; Pop. 
 sci. monthly, Oct., Nov., 1»73 (Theory of the atomic con- 
 stitution of matter questioned, by J. B. Stallo) ; Jan., 1874 
 (Theory of molecules, byj. C. Maxwell) ; Oct., 1877 (Mole- 
 cular magnitudes, by LfR. Curtis) ; Aug., 1879 (The mole- 
 cular theory, by Le »>y C. Cooley) ; Philos. mag., April, 
 1874 (Modern hypothesis of atomic matter and luminifer- 
 ous ether, by H. Defcon) ; Apl., July, Oct., 1871 (Molecules, 
 ultimates, atoms, and waves, by M. Ponton) ; Oct., 1873 
 (What determines molecular action) ; Qu. rev., v. 96, 1855, 
 or Lit tell, v. 8, 1855 (John Salton and the atomic theory) ; 
 Westm. rev., v. 69, 1853 (Atomic theory before Christ and 
 since). JSS" See also recent treatises on Chemistry {Chemical 
 physics, p. 264) ;— Radiometer (p. 868). 
 
 3. Electric Light. 
 
 Mags (Paget). The electric light. 1879. . 4023.25 
 SchooWred (J. N.) Electric lighting. 1879. . 4023.26 
 See also Pop. sci. monthly, Mch., 1879 (by J. Tyndall) ; 
 Pop. sci. rev., Apl., 1879 (Collapse of the electric light, by 
 W. H. Stone) ; Monthly jour, of sci., Jan., 1879 (Electric 
 light, by W. H. Stone) ; Apl, 1879 (The Jablochkoff candle); 
 Ed. rev., Apl., 1879. 
 
 4. Electrical Measurements. 
 
 Foster (0.) Electrical measurements. [In South Kensington sci- 
 ence lectures, v. 1, 1878 ; p. 264-290.] 3904.14 
 
 Jenkin (F., ed.) Eeports of the committee on electri- 
 cal standards, appointed by the British associa- 
 tion forthe advancement of science. 1873. 4026.25 
 
 Kohirausch (F.) Introd. to physical measurements, 
 etc. 1874. 4026.26 
 
 Secchi (A.) Researches in electrical rheometry. [In Sm. con- 
 trib., v. 3.] 3937.03 
 
 Thomson [Sir W.) [in his Papers on electro-statics. 1872. 4026.17 
 43- See also Galvanometer (p. 868). 
 
 5. Electricity, Galvanism, Magnetism. 
 
 1, Electricity and Magnetism. 
 
 AngeU(J.) Elements of E. 1874 4022.32 
 
 Baile(J.) Wonders of E. 1872 4027.27 
 
 BakewtM (F. 0.) Manual of E. 1857.. . .4027.18 
 Bottomly {J. T.) Electrometers. [In South Kensington science 
 
 lectures, v. 1, 1878 ; p. 216-148.] 3906.14 
 
 Considerations on E. [In Smith, report, 1867.] .... 3936.22 
 Cumming (L.) Introd. to theory of E. 1876.4023.16 
 Franklin (£.} Letters and papers on E. [In his Works, Sparks' 
 
 ed., v. 3.] 6036.06 
 
 Earns (Sir W. S.) Rudimentary E. 1854. . 4027.15 
 — Eudimentary treatise on galvanism, and animal 
 
 and voltaic electricity. 1856 4027.13 
 
 Belmholtz (H.) Math, theories of the connection of electricity 
 
 and magnetism. [In Sm. report, 1873.] . . . . 
 Jmkin (J.F.) Electricity and magnetism. 1873.4023.14 
 
 Zardner (D. ) Manual of E. 2 v. 1841. . . 4027 11 
 La Hive (A. de). Treatise on E. 2 v. 1853-58.' 4027!oi 
 v. 1. Preliminary notions. Static electricity. Magnet- 
 ism and electro-dynamics. Mathematical iaws. 
 
 2. Electro-dynamics, cont'd. Transmission of electricity. 
 
 3. Relations of electricity with natural phenomena. Ap- 
 plications to telegraphy, instruments, chemistry, etc. 
 
 Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 106, 1857 ; N. Brit., v. 30 1859. 
 — Electricity in rarefied elastio fluids. [In Sm. rep.,1863.J 3936.18 
 Maxwell (J. C. ) Treatise on electricity and magnetism. 
 
 2 v. 1873. 4026:24 
 
 Noad(H. M.) Student's text-book of E. 1867. 4027.30 
 Scoffern (J.) Chemistry of imponderable agents, etc. 
 
 1855 4216.12 
 
 Sprague (J. T.) Electricity : its theory, sources, and 
 
 applications. 1875 4023.17 
 
 Thomson (Sir W.) Reprint of papers on electrosta- 
 tics and magnetism. 1872. ..... 4026.17 
 
 Tyndall (J.) Light and electricity. . . . .4027.26 
 
 Wilson (67.) Electricity and the electric telegraph. 
 
 1854. 5075.27 
 
 See also Qu. rev., July, 1878, or Eel. mag., Jan., 1878 (Sci- 
 ence of E. as applied in peace and war); "Westm, rev., v. 89, 
 1868 (Origin of electricity). 
 
 2, Galvanism. 
 
 Davy (Sir H.) Galvanic electricity. [In his Works, v. 2, p. 139- 
 227.] 4214.14 
 
 Harris (Sir W. S.) Rudimentary treatise on galvan- 
 ism, and principles of animal and voltaic elec- 
 tricity. 1856 4027.13 
 
 3, Magnetism. 
 
 Angell(J.) Elements of M. 1874 4022.32 
 
 Airy (G. B.) Treatise on M. 1870. . . . 4027.24 
 Cook (J.) M. and electricity. 1875. . . .4023.15 
 Harris (Sir W. 8.) Rudimentary M. 1850. 4027.14 
 
 Same. 2d ed. by H. M. Noad. 1872. . 4022.33 
 
 History of discovery relative to M. [In Sm. rep., 1863.] 3936.18 
 Jenkin (F.) Electricity and magnetism. 1873. 4023.14 
 Maxwell (J. 0. ) Treatise on electricity and magnet- 
 ism. 2 v. 1873 4026.24 
 
 Thomson (Sir W.) Reprint of papers on electrostat- 
 ics and magnetism. 1872 4026.17 
 
 Tyndall (J. ) Researches on diamagnetism and magne- 
 
 crystallic action. 1870 4027.07 
 
 «S- See also Telegraph (p. 47) ;— Lightning rod (p. 701) ; 
 Meteorology (Thunder and lightning, p. 774), etc. 
 
 6. Forces and Energies of Nature. 
 
 Abbott (J.) Science for the young. Force. 1873. 4022.30 
 
 Birks (T. R.) On matter and ether; or the secret 
 laws of physical change. 1862. . . . 4214.11 
 
 Faraday (M.) Six lectures on the forces of matter. 
 
 1860. 4022.04 
 
 Contents : Gravitation, gravity— cohesion, chemical affl- 
 nity, heat, magnetism— electricity. Correlation. 
 
 Herschel (J. F. W.) On the origin of force. (In his Familiar lec- 
 tures 1867.] 3913.-26 
 
 PHpsontT.'L.) Force. [In Sm. report, 1862.] . . .3936.17 
 
 Taylor (W. B.) Thoughts on the nature and origin of torce. 
 [In Sm. report, 1870.] • • ... 3936.25 
 
 Winslow (G F.) Force and nature. Attraction and 
 
 repulsion. 1869 4024.20 
 
 ecs- See also, under • Systematic and Miscel. Works trea- 
 tises by Benoick ;—Guillemin ;—Hunt -Pynchon ;—etc. 
 
 Correlation and Conservation of Forces. 
 
 Htlmholtz (H.) On the interaction of the natural forces ;-On 
 the conservation of force. [In his Popular lectures, 1873.] 
 
 Stewart (B.) The conservation of energy. With ap- 
 pendix, treating of the vital and mental applica- 
 cations of the doctrine. 1874. . . . . 4022.31 
 Note -An appendix contains two essays, 1. by Joseph 
 Leconte ^ the " Correlation of vital with chemical and 
 physical forces "; 2, by Alex. Bain, on the ■• Correlation of 
 nervous and mental forces." 
 
 Youmans (E. H., ed.) Correlation and ^rvation 
 of forces : a series of expositions by Prof. Grove, 
 Prof Helmholtz, Dr. Mayer, Dr. Faraday, Prof. 
 Liebig and Dr. Carpenter. With ^duetum^ 
 
 etC C l mtell b -' Grove (W.'r.)' The correlation of physical 
 f„£?« Helmholtz (H ) On the interaction of natural 
 
 is. vtl a fear-ES-swr 
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868 
 
 PHYSICS: Special Branches : Galvanometer to Spectrum. 
 
 equivalence of forces. Carpenter (W. B.) Correlation of 
 physical and vital forces. 
 
 See also Pop. sci. mo.. Jan., 1879 (Molecular dynamics, by 
 L. E. Curtiss) ; Qu. jour, of sci., Apl., July, 1878 (Energy 
 and feeling : alternate, and mutally convertible affections of 
 matter) ; New Englander, Oct., 1873 (Modern physical dis- 
 coveries and their limitations, by M. J. Callan) ; N. Brit, 
 rev., v. 40, 1864 (Energy) ; Princeton rev., Men., 1878 (Evo. 
 lution from mechanical force, by L. P. Hick ok) 
 
 7. Galvanometer. 
 
 Raskins (C. ff.) The galvanometer, and its uses. 
 1873 4023.09 
 
 Poggendorff (J. C.) The galvanometer as a measuring instru- 
 ment. [In Sm. report, 1859.] 3936.14 
 
 SS" See also under Electricity (p. 867). 
 
 8. Heat. 
 
 Abbott (J.) Science for the young. Heat. 1871.4022.24 
 Box (T.) Practical treatise on heat. 1869. . 4027.20 
 Cazin(A.) Phenomena and laws of heat. 1869. 4027.19 
 
 — Recent progress in the theory of heat, [In Sm. report, 
 
 1868.] 3936.23 
 
 Clarke (F. W.) Constants of nature. Pt. 2. A table of specific 
 
 heats for liquids. [In Sm. miscel. coll., v. 14, 1878.] 3935.24 
 Forbes (G.) Eadiation. [In South Kensington science lectures, 
 
 v. 1, 1878 ; p. 173-192.] 3906.14 
 
 Fourier (J.) Analytical theory of heat. Tr., with 
 
 notes by A. Freeman. 1878 4027.31 
 
 Ghtthrie (F. ) Elements of heat and non-metallic chem- 
 istry. 1868 4213.08 
 
 Lardner (D. ) Treatise on heat. 1853. . . . 4027. 10 
 Lees (W.) Acoustics, light, and heat. 1877. 4024.21 
 Maxwell (J. 0.) Theory of heat. 1872. . .4022.28 
 Metcalfe (S. L.) Caloric ; its agencies in nature. 2 v. 
 
 1843 4027.01 
 
 Mouchot (A.) La chaleur solaire et ses applications 
 
 industrielles. 1869 4027.22 
 
 Muller (J.) Mechanical theory of heat. [In Sm. rep., 1868.] 3936.23 
 
 Piclet (JE ) Traite de la chaleur, et de ses applications' 
 
 aux arts et aux manufactures. 2 v. 1828. 4027.28 
 
 — Treatise on heat. [In Weale's Quart, papers.] . . .3918.12 
 Powell (B.) Reports on radiant heat in 1832, 1840, and 1854 [In 
 
 Sm. rep., 1859.] 3936.14 
 
 Tait(P. Q.) Sketch of thermodynamics. 1868. 4027.21 
 Thompson (B., Count Rumford). On the propagation of heat in 
 
 fluids and various substances. [In his Essays, v. 2.] 
 Tyndall (J.) Contributions to molecular physics in 
 
 the domain of radiant heat. 1872. . . 4026.16 
 
 — Heat considered as a mode of motion. 1863. 4027.03 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Blackw. mag., v. 94, 1863 : N. A. rev 
 v. 97, 1863. 
 Same. 1868 4027.03 
 
 — On radiation. The " Rede " lecture. 1865. 4022.05 
 Same. [In Sm. rep., 1868.] 3926.23 
 
 — On the relations of radiant heat to chemical constitution 
 
 colour, and texture. [In Fortnightly rev., v. 4, 1866 or Lit 
 tell, 1866, v. 1.] 
 
 See also North Brit, rev., v. 40, 1864 (Dynamical theory of 
 heat) ; Ed. rev., v. 119, 1864 or Littell, 1864, v. 1 (Thermo- 
 dynamics). 
 
 9. Light and Optics. 
 
 1. Light. 
 
 Abbott (J.) Science for the young. Light. 1871. 4022.25 
 
 Barnard (F. A. P.) Undulatory theory of light. [In Sm. rep., 
 1862.] , 3936 17 
 
 Chambers's Papers for the people, v. 4 (Science of the sun- 
 beam) 2616 02 
 
 Croolces ( W.) Mechanical theory of light. [In Qu. jour of sci- 
 ence, July, 1875, Apl., 1876.] 
 
 Delaunay (C. E.) Velocity of light. [In Sm. rep., 1864.] 3936.19 
 
 Draper (J. W.) Scientific memoirs : experimental 
 contrib. to a knowledge of radiant energy. 
 18 ? 8 4024.27 
 
 Herschel (J. F. W.) On light. [In his Familiar leoturos,1867.] 3913 26 
 
 — On the absorption of light by colored media. [In his Familiar 
 
 n > ec ' u -f e V 867 •■••:• 3913.26 
 
 Hunt (R.) Researches on light. 1854. . . 4024.03 
 Lees (W.) Acoustics, light, and heat. 1877. 4024.21 
 Lommel (K) Nature of light, with general account of 
 
 physical optics. 1876 4024 18 
 
 Mayer (A. M.) and Barnard (C.) Light : simple ex- 
 periments. 1877 4024.22 
 
 Pereira (J.) Lecture on polarized light. 1854 4024 04 
 
 Spottiswoode ( W.) Polarization of light. 1874 4032 34 
 
 Stokes (Prof .) Absorption of light and the colours of' natural 
 
 oodles. [In South Kensington science lectures, v. 1, 1878 ; 
 
 p. oo-Dd.j , .«...,, 't'litr ii 
 
 — Plu °|;escence. [In South Kensington science lectures v ' 1 
 
 1878 ; p. 54-76.] 3906.14 
 
 Thomas (W. C.) Revised theory of light. Section 1. 
 
 Principles of the harmony of colour. 1875. 4024.29 
 Tyndall (J.) Lectures on .light. Delivered in the 
 
 United States in 1872-73 4022.29 
 
 — Light and electricity. 1871 4027.26 
 
 — Notes of a course of nine lectures on light. 4024.05 
 
 See also Contem. rev., July, 1877 (Drifting light-waves, by 
 R. A. Proctor) ; Fraser's mag., Apr., 1876 (A beam of light); 
 Fortn. rev., v. 4, 1866 (New views -on light, by Dr. Akin) • 
 N. Brit, rev., v. 29, 1858 (Researches on light) ; Qu. jour.' 
 of science, Jan., 1869 (Etherial hypothesis of light, by S 
 Samuelson) ; St. Paul's, v. 7, 1871, or Littell, 1871, v. 1 (The 
 gamut of light, by R. A. Proctor). 
 
 ,6®=* See also Radiometer (below). 
 
 2. Optics. 
 Airy (0.) Geometrical optics. 1870. . . . 4025.29 
 
 — On the undulatory theory of optics. 1866. 4025.27 
 Bailey (S.) On the paradoxes of vision. [In his Discourses 
 
 1852 ; p. 198-240.] 2517 05 
 
 iJSfe((JO'.)Traite d'optique physique. 2 v. 1858. 4024.12 
 Brewster (Sir D.) Treatise on optics. 1853. . 4025.17 
 Clarke (E. E.) Visions : a study of false sight (pseud- 
 
 opsia). 1878 3812.48 
 
 Goddington (M.) Element, treatise. 2d ed. 1825. 4024.17 
 Goethe ( J. W. von). Der Newtonische Optik. [In his Works v 38 
 
 18*0.] 71UU9 
 
 Helmholtz (H.) Recent progress of the theory of vision. [In his 
 
 Popular lectures, 1873.] 3915.16 
 
 Contents : The eye as an optical instrument, the sensation 
 of sight, perception of sight. 
 Herschel (J. F. W.) On sensorial vision. [In his Familiar lec- 
 tures, 1867.] . . . , 3913.26 
 
 Laugel (A. ) L'optique et les arts. 1869. . . 4024.07 
 Marion (F.) Wonders of optics. 1869. . .4025.18 
 
 Newton (I) Opticks. 1704 4028.07 
 
 Nugent (E) Optics : light and sight. 1870. 4024.06 
 Potter (M.) Elementary treatise. 2 v. 1851. 4024.15 
 
 Same. Parti. 3d ed. 1865. . . .4024.15 
 
 Sully (J.) Question of visual perception in Germany. [In Mind, 
 V. 3, 1878 ; 2 art.] 
 
 Wells (W. O.) Essay upon single vision with two 
 
 eyes. 1818 4022.26 
 
 «S- See also Medicine {Eye, p. 758) ;— Arts [Useful: Pho- 
 tography, p. 46) ;- Astronomy {Telescope, p. 55) ; — Micro- 
 scope (p. 776) ; — Kaleidoscope (p. 659) ; — Stereoscope ; 
 Fine arts [Colors, p. 540 ; — Perspective, p. 541);— Philosophy 
 (Perception : external, p. 858). 
 
 Color Blindness. 
 Henry (J.) Color-blindness. [In Sm. report, 1877.] . . 3936.32 
 
 Note.— From the Princeton rev., 1845. 
 Holmgren (H.) Color-blindness in its relation to accidents by 
 
 rail and sea. [In Sm. report, 1877.] 3936.32 
 
 Jeffries (B. J.) Color-blindness : its dangers and its 
 
 detection. 1879 4323.35 
 
 See also Atlantic mo., v. 26, 1870 (by H. O. Angell). 
 
 Color Sense. 
 Allen ( G. ) The color-sense ; its origin and develop- 
 ment : essay in comparative psychology. 4024.30 
 Wallace (A. R.) Colours of plants and origin of the colour-sense. 
 
 [In his Tropical nature, 1878.] 4737.18 
 
 See also Qu. jour, of science, v. 15, 1878 (Action of light 
 upon the colouration of the organic world). 
 
 10. Observatories. 
 
 Henry (J.) Physical observatory. [In Sm . rep., 1870.] .3936.25 
 
 11. Radiometer. 
 
 Crookes (Wm.) Mechanical action of light : the radiometer. [In 
 Quar. jour, of science, v. 12. 1876.] 
 
 — Molecular physics in high vacua. [In Monthly jour, of sci., 
 
 June, 1879 ; p. 411-436.] 
 
 — Carpenter (W. B.), Reynolds (P.), Stoney (G. J.), et al. Radi- 
 
 ometer and its lessons. [In Nature, v. 17, 1878 ; numer- 
 ous articles.] 
 
 See also articles by J. G. Stoney and prof. Challis, in 
 Philos. mag., 1876 ; and by W. H. Stone, in Pop. sci. rev., 
 v. 17, 1878 ; also by W. B. Carpenter and W. CrookeB, in 
 Nineteenth century, v. 1, 1877, apropos of spiritualism and 
 scientific method. 
 
 12. Spectrum Analysis, Spectroscope. 
 
 Roscoe {H. E.) Huggins ( IT*.) and Lockyer (N.) Spec- 
 trum analysis. 1872 4025.03 
 
 Huggins (W.) Results of spectrum analysis, applied to the 
 heavenly bodies. [In Sm. rep., 1866.] 3936.21 
 
 Laugel (A.) The sun : its chemical analysis. [In Sm. rep., 
 1861.] 3936.16 
 
 Loclcyer (J. N. ) Nature series. The spectroscope and 
 its applications. 1873 4024.19 
 
 -- Studies in spectrum analysis. 1878. . .4024.26 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
PHYSICS -PICKERING 
 
 869 
 
 Jioseoe (E E.) Spectrum analysis. 1869. . 4025.05 
 Meflen (#.) Spectrum analysis. With notes, by W. 
 
 Huggins. 1872 4025.00 
 
 Watts (W.M.) Index to spectra. 1872. . . 4026.15 
 See tifco Contemp. rev., v. 11. 1869 j Ed. rev., v. 116, 1862 
 (Solar chemistry) ; Fraser's mag., v. 72, 1865 ; Nat. rev., 
 V. 13, 1861, or Littell, 1861, v. 3 (Light and sunlight). 
 
 13. Statics, Dynamics, Hydrostatics, 
 and Pneumatics. 
 
 Baker (T.) Principles and practice of statics and dy- 
 namics with those of liquids and gases. 4025.19a 
 
 Same. 1851 4025.19 
 
 . J (W. K.) Elements of dynamic : an introd. to 
 the study of motion and rest in solid and fluid 
 
 bodies. Pt. 1- . 1878- 4023.22 
 
 pt. 1. Kinematics. 
 
 Iardner{D.) Mechanics, hydrostatics, etc. 1851. 4022.10 
 
 Mitchell [J. B.) Penetrativeness of fluids and gases. [In his 
 FiveesBays. 1869.] 4323.08 
 
 Tail (P. G.) and Steele {W.J.) Treatise on dynamics 
 of a particle. 4th ed., revised. 1878. . 4014.22 
 
 Taylor ( W, B.) Kinetic theories of gravitation. [In Smith re- 
 port, 1876.] 3936.31 
 
 Todhunter (i.) Analytical statics. 1858. . . 4012.27 
 
 Watson {H. W.) Treatise on kinetic theory of gases. 
 1876 4023.12 
 
 Hydrostatics and Pneumatics. 
 Besant{W. R) Elementary hydrostatics. 1870. 4024.10 
 Lardner (D.) Treatise on hydrostatics and pneumat- 
 ics. 1852. 3934.12 
 
 Plateau {J. ) Researches on the figures of equilibrium of a liquid 
 
 SSTpT, drawn from ihB action of 8 ravit y- t 7 " Sm - "P- 
 
 IStSd-Ob.j . 3936.18 ; 3936.21 
 
 lomhnson (6.) Pneumatics. 1858-59. . . .4025 21 
 Contents : The atmosphere, air-pump, barometers, tides 
 atmospheric vibrations and sound. 
 WbrmeU (R. ) Elementary course of hydrostatics and 
 
 sound. 1870 4024.09 
 
 «S" See also Arts (Useful : Mechanics, p. 45)'. 
 
 14. Terrestrial Magnetism. 
 
 Bache (A. D.) Magnetic survey of Penn. and parts of adjacent 
 states. [In Sm. contrib., v. 2.] 3937 \<± 
 
 — Observ. made at Girard College, 1840-45. [In Sm. contrib. ,'v 
 11, 13, 14.] 3937 11 
 
 Barkness (W.) Observ. on terrestrial magnetism and on the 
 deviations of the compasses of the U. S. ironclad Monad- 
 nock during her cruise from Phila. to San Francisco in 
 1865-66. [In Smith, contrib., v. 18, 1872.] .... 3937 18 
 
 Musson {H. M.) Eeport on the magnetical experi- 
 ments made by the commission of the Eoyal 
 Academy of medicine, of Paris, 1831. From the 
 French, with introd. by C. P. St. Sauveur. 
 
 „ 1836 3 81 4.3 8 
 
 Kane (E. K.) Magnet, observ. in the Arctic Seas. [In Sm. con- 
 trib., v. 10.] 3937.10 
 
 iocfte [J.) Observ. on terrestrial magnetism. [In Sm. contrib., 
 v. 3.] 3937.03 
 
 Matteucci (C) Electrical currents of the earth. [In Sm. rep., 
 
 _ 1869.] 3936.24 
 
 Parker (J. A.) Lectures on polar magnetism. 4011.39 
 Sonntag (A.) Observ. on terrestrial magnetism in Mexico. [In 
 
 Sm. contrib., v. 11, 1859.] 3937.11 
 
 Treatise on terrestrial magnetism. E., 1871. 8°. 4026.13 
 See also Ed. rev., v. 136, 1872, or Littell, 1872, v. 4. 
 
 Physics and polities. See Bagehot (Walter). 1873. . . . 5712.14 
 Physicus, pseud. Candid exam, of theism. B., 1878. 
 
 8° 3611.11 
 
 Physiognomy. 
 
 — Bruyeres (K.) La phrenologie et la physionomie. 
 
 1847. 5431.11 
 
 — Danuin (C.) The expression of the emotions in 
 
 man and animals. 1873 5431.17 
 
 — Friswell [J. H.) Faces. [In his About the world, 1865 ; p- 94- 
 
 123.] 2525.16 
 
 — Joan (P.) British affinities of the human face, lln his Re- 
 
 creations of a recluse, v. 2, 1870 ; p. 223-261.] . . 2532.29 
 
 — Lavater (J. C.) Essays on physiognomy. Tr. by 
 
 C. Moore. 3 v. 1797 5432.01 
 
 — Mathews [W.) Faces. [In his Great conversers and other es- 
 
 Bays.] 2536.05 
 
 — Bedfield {J. W. ) Comparative physiognomy ; men 
 
 and animals. 1852 5432.04 
 
 — Theophrastus. Characters ; illus. by physiognom- 
 
 ical sketches. 1831 2544.26 
 
 — Wells (S. R.) Illustrated annuals of phrenology 
 
 and physiognomy. 1865-72. 8 v. in 1. 5431.16 
 New physiognomy. 1867. 5432.07 
 
 — Woolnoth (T.) Facts and faces : the connection be- 
 
 tween linear and personal beauty. 1854. 5432.06 
 See also Pine Arts [Expression, p. 543) ; — Eye [Expression 
 of the, p. 453) j— Noses (p. 821). 
 
 See also Qu. rev., v. 99, 1856, or Littell, v. 15, 1856. (Phy- 
 siognomy of the human form). 
 Physiography : study of virtue. See Huxley <T. H.) . . 4021.35 
 
 Physiological aesthetics. See Grant (A.) 6437.06 
 
 Physiology. See Medicine {Physiology, p. 764). 
 Physiology of the sects. L., 1874. 12°. . . 3584.24 
 Piano and Pianoforte-playing. See Music [Pianoforte, p. 798). 
 Piatt (John James). Landmarks and other poems. 
 New York, 1872. 16° 1676.20 
 
 — Western windows, and other poems. New York, 
 
 1869. 16° 1676.16 
 
 — and (S. M. B. ) The nests at Washington, and other 
 
 poems. New York, 1864. 16° 1675.33 
 
 Piatt {Mrs. Louise Kirby, wife of Donn). Bell Smith 
 abroad, [anon.] New York, 1855. 12°. . 941.09 
 Piatt ( Mrs. Sarah Morgan Bryan). Voyage to the For- 
 tunate Isles, ete. [Poems.] B.,1874. 16°. 1676.03 
 
 — A woman's poems. Boston, 1871. 12°. . . 1676.19 
 
 — The nests at Washington, and other poems. See Piatt (John J.) 
 ttcard (Ernest). See King (E.) French polit. leaders. 1876.3221.17 
 ricardy. See Countries [France : Musgrave (67. M.), p. 320). 
 Heart (Bernard). Ceremonies and 'religious customs 
 
 of various nations. Tr. into English. 7 v. in 3. 
 
 London, 1733-39. fol A.27.12 
 
 Contents : v. 1-2. The Jews. The Roman Catholics. 3- 
 4. Idolatrous nations. 5-6. Greeks and Protestants. Eng- 
 lish. Mahometans. 
 
 — Musen-*Tempel. Nebst einer Vorrede C. G. Stoek- 
 
 manns. Amsterdam und Leipzig, 1754. fol. N.27.06 
 Piccope {Rev. G. J.) Lancashire and Cheshire wills 
 
 and inventories from eccl. court, Chester. 3 v. 
 
 London, 1854-61. 4°. [In Chetham soc, v. 33, 
 
 51, 54.] 5094.34 
 
 Pichot (Amedee, M.D. ) Life and labors of Sir Charles 
 
 Bell. London, 1860. 12° 3016.30 
 
 Picken (Andrew, ed. ) The club book : original tales 
 
 by James, Picken, Gait, etc. N.Y.,1856. 12°. 155.27 
 
 — Traditionary stories of old families. 2 v. Lon- 
 
 don, 1833. 12° 241.17 
 
 Pickell (John). Early life of Washington, in connec- 
 tion with the Potomac company. New York, 
 
 1856. 8° 3182.05 
 
 Pickens (Andrew). See Herring (J.) and Longacre (J. B.) Nat. 
 
 portr. gaUery, v. 3, 1836 3247.10 
 
 Pickering (Charles). Chronological history of plants : 
 man's record of his own existence illustrated 
 through their names, uses, and companionship. 
 London, 1879. 4°. 4918.14 
 
 — Geogr. distribution of animals and plants. Boston, 
 
 1854.4°. [TJ. S. Exped., v. 15.] . . .4728.09 
 
 — On the Gliddon mummy-case. [In Sm. contrib., v. 16.] 3937.16 
 — • Races of man. New ed. ; with analytical synopsis 
 
 of the nat. history of man, by J. C. Hall. Lon- 
 don, Bohn, 1863. 12° 4733.06 
 
 Pickering (Edward C.) Elements of physical mani- 
 pulation. New York, 1873. 8°. ... 4026.03 
 
 Same. 2d ed. 2 v. L., 1878. 8°. . .4026.27 
 
 Pickering (John). [Various articles in N. A. rev. Consult its 
 Index vol.] 
 
 Prescotl (W. H.) Life of J. P. [In Mass. hist, soc, 3d s.. 
 
 v. 10, 1849 ; p. 204-224.] 661.30 
 
 Sumner (O.) Tribute to P. [In his Orations, v. 2.] 6324.12 
 
 Pickering (Octavius) and TJpham (C. W.) Life of 
 Timothy Pickering. 4 v. B., 1867-73. 8°. 3143.22 
 Note.— v. 1, by O. Pickering ; v. 2-4, by C. W. TJ. 
 
 Pickering {Col. Timothy). Interesting correspondence 
 between governor [John] Sullivan and Pickering. 
 2d ed. Boston, 1808. 8° In 5093.05 
 
 Speech in the senate of TJ. S., on the resolution offered by 
 
 Mr. Hillhouse to repeal the several acts laying an embargo, 
 November 30, 1808. [Boston, 1808?] 8° 
 
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 Pickering (Col. Timothy), continued. 
 
 — Pickering (0.) and Upham, (C. W.) Life of T. P. 
 
 4 v. 3143.22 
 
 — Herring (J.) and Lorujacre (J. B.) Nat. portr. gall., v. 1, 
 
 1834.] 3247.08 
 
 Piokert (Charles) and Metoalf (A.) Art of graining. 
 
 With 42 pi. New York, 1872. 4°. . . . 3937.33 
 
 Pickett (Wm. Vose). New system of architecture, 
 
 founded on the forms of nature, and developing 
 
 the properties of metals [iron, etc.] London, 
 
 1845. 8° 1313.30 
 
 Pickett's men. See Harrison (W.) 1870 631.11 
 
 Pickman (Wm. Rawlins). Late proceedings in St. Peter's parish, 
 Salem, relative to the rectorship. Boston, 1865. 8°. 665.01 
 Pickmere (John Richard). Being, analytically de- 
 scribed : with man's spiritual nature and chief 
 relations. London, 1854. 4° 5418.11 
 
 — On the propriety of nildwives, instead of surgeons, practising 
 
 midwifery. [7» Pamphleteer, v. 28.] ..... 5058.28 
 Picnic papers. Ed. by 0. Dickens. 3 v. London, 
 
 1841. 12°. 174.18 
 
 Pico della Mirandola. See Biography (p. 177). 
 
 Picton (J. Allanson). The mystery of matter, and 
 
 other essays. London, 1873 3584.23 
 
 Contents : Mystery of matter. Philosophy of "ignorance. 
 
 Faith and sight. Essential nature of religion. Christian 
 
 pantheism. 
 
 — New theories and the old faith. L.,1870.12 o . 3585.05 
 
 Contents : The soul's longing after a final cause. The 
 God-consciousness in humanity. Inspiration. Infalli- 
 bility. Use and abuse of the Bible. Appendix of notes. 
 Pictorial book of ballad poetry. L., 1853. 8°. 1673.07 
 Pictorial half-hours. See Knight (Charles). 4 v. in 2. 1851.1452.01 
 Pictorial handbook of mod. geogr. See Bonn (H. G.) 1861. 932.02 
 Pictorial hist, of the Russian war, 1854-6. Philadel- 
 phia, 1857. 8°. 547.02 
 
 Piotura picture ; a poem. See Beade (O.) 1871. . . . 1681.17 
 Picture gallery of the nations, [anon.] London, 
 
 1870. 4°. 923.15 
 
 Picture logic. See Swinbourne (A.) 1877 6428 43 
 
 Picture of St. John. See Taylor (B.) 1866. ..... 1692 19 
 
 Picture of slavery in the U. S. See Bourne (G.) .... 6831.28 
 
 Pictures and painters. Essays upon art : the old masters and 
 
 modern artists. New York, 1849. 12" 5091.07 
 
 Pictures from Sicily. See Bartlett (W. H.) 1869. . . . 971.23 
 Pictures from the battle-fields. By the 'Roving 
 Englishman.' London, 1856. 16*. . . 992.09 
 Pictures of German life. See Freytag (G. von). 1862. . 646.14 
 Pictures of Hungarian life, [anon.] By the author 
 of ' Flemish interiors,' etc. L., 1869. 12°. 965.22 
 Fiotures of life and character. See Leech (J.) 4 v. . . 1456.11 
 Pictures of life in camp and field. See Taylor (B. F.) . 644 21 
 Pictures of the French. See Janin (Jules), and oth.ers.lS40 963 01 
 Pictures of the Quakers. See Ellis (Mrs. S. S.) 2 v. 1858. 183 12 
 Pictures of travel. See Heine (Heinrich). 1863. ... 942 14 
 Pictures of travel in south of France. See Dumas (A.) 1851. 963J0 
 Picturesque (in art). See Fine arts (Picturesque, p. 647). 
 Picturesque "America. Ed. by Wm. 0. Bryant. 2 v 
 
 New York, 1872. 4° .1136.06 
 
 Picturesque "representations of the dress of the 
 English, [anon.] London, [1814.] 8°. . 6625.19 
 Piddington (Henry). Sailor's horn-book for the law 
 of storms. London, 1860. 8°. . . . 4517 04 
 Pidgeon (Wm.) Traditions of De-Coo-Dah, and anti- 
 quarian researches. N. Y., 1853. 8°. . 557.03 
 Pieoes of a broken-down critic. See Brisled (O. A.) . . 2517.09 
 piedmont. See Countries (Piedmont, p. 359). 
 Pierce. See also Pearce ;— Pears ;— Peirce. 
 
 Pierce (O. H.) Examination of drugs, medicines 
 etc. Philadelphia, 1853. 12°. . . . 4216 40 
 
 Pierce (Edward L.) Memoir and letters of Charles 
 Sumner, v. 1-2. Boston, 1877. 8°. . . 3168 22 
 
 Pierce (Gilbert A.) The Dickens dictionary : a key 
 to character and incidents. With additions by 
 W. A. Wheeler. Boston, 1872. 12°. . 174 H 
 
 Pierce (W. Timbrell). Treatise on practical solid' or 
 descriptive geometry : embracing orthographic 
 projection and perspective. L, 1873. 4° 4014 23 
 
 Pierce Penniless's supplication to the devil. See Nash (T ) 1756 12 
 
 Pierce the ploughman's crede, 1394. App. God spede 
 
 ioL pl 2 Ugh ' 150 °- Ed. by W. W. Skeat. London, 
 18fa7. 8 . [Early Eng. text soc, no. 30.] 7913 11 
 
 scrTbeulo T L e angCr MP ° f '"* ^ iS S ° m6tlmeB as " 
 
 ~ ~^ ae ; JF Uh Lan S lan( l (Wm.) Vision ; ed. by T. Wright. 
 
 v ' 2 - lm 1676.07 
 
 fter Y866^' ) 8° Ul " Teraal " Le2ci0011 ' 19T " Altenbur S' 
 
 Pierotti (Ermete). "Jerusalem explored. Tr. by T. 
 
 G. Bonney. 2 v. London, 1864. 4°. . 1057.01 
 Pierpont (John). Airs of Palestine, and other poems 
 
 Boston, 1840. 12°. ....... . 1676.04 
 
 — Sermon preached at Newburyport, October, 26, 1823. 2d ed. 
 
 Cambridge, 1824. 8° 3581 26 
 
 See Chris, examiner, Nov., 1866 ; p. 374-388 (by C. A. Cum. 
 mings). 
 
 Pierre de St. Audemar, De coloribus faciendis. [In Merrifleld 
 (Mrs. M. P.) Original treatises, etc.] 1422.01 
 
 Pierrepont (Edwards). Letter to senator Sherman on the finan- 
 ces. New York, 1874. 8° 5937.12 
 
 Piers Ploughman (Vision of). See Langland (Wm.) . , 
 
 Pierson (Hamilton Wilcox). American missionary 
 memorial. New York, 1853. 8°. . . . 3447.08 
 
 — Private life of Th. Jefferson. N.Y., 1862. 8 C . 3092.05 
 Pieters (Charles). Annales de l'imprimerie elseviri- 
 
 enne. Gand, 1851. 8°. 2765.05 
 
 Pietro (Guido di). See Oliphant (Mrs. M. O. W.) Makers of Flor- 
 ence. 1876 637.21 
 
 Pietzker (M. A.) From peasant to prince : the life 
 of Alexander Menschikoff. From the Russian 
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 PLANCHE - PLATO 
 
 — Fairy tales by Perrault and others. Translated. 
 
 London, 1869. 12° 186.28 
 
 — Naval uniform of Gr. Britain. [In Journal of Brit. arch. asB., 
 
 v. 2.] 1461.02 
 
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 — Recollections and reflections : a professional auto- 
 
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 — — Same. [Abridged. ] Personal reminiscences. Ed. 
 
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 p. 501 of Catalogue. 
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 Planets. See Astronomy. (Planets, p. 54). 
 Plant form. See Fine arts (Plant form, p. 546 ; — Foliage drawing, 
 
 p. 543). 
 Planter's plea ; or grounds of plantation in New England exam- 
 ined, 1630. [In Force (P.) Tracts, v. 2.] . . . . 5177.09 
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 Plat (Sir Hugh). The jewel house of art and nature. 
 
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 Plateau (Joseph). Researches on the figures of equilibrium of a 
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 Plato against the atheists. See Lewis (Tayler). . . . 3561.21 
 
 Plato, (Greek philosopher, B. c, 429-347). Best 
 
 thoughts. Compiled from Jowett's transl. of the 
 
 Dialogues, by C. H. A. Bulkley. N. Y., 1876. 
 
 8° o . . . 5426.02 
 
 — Banquet ; — Ion, or of the Iliad ; — Fragments from the Repub- 
 
 lic. Tr. by P. B. Shelley, in his Essays, v. 1, 1862. . 2543.01 
 
 — Dialogues. Tr. with analysis and introd. , by B. 
 
 Jowett. 4v. N. Y., 1871. 8°. . . . .5425.20 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Alcibiades i., \. 4. 
 Apology, v. 1. 
 Charmides, v. 1. 
 Cratylus, v. 1. 
 Critias, v. 2. 
 Crito, v. 1. 
 Euthydemus, v. 1. 
 Euthyphro, v. 1. 
 Gorgias, v. 3. 
 Hippias minor, v. 4. 
 
 Philebus, v. 3. 
 Protagoras, v. 1. 
 Republic, v. 2. 
 Sophist (The), v. 3. 
 Statesman (The),v.3. 
 Symposium, v. 1. 
 TheaetetUB, v. 3. 
 TimaeuB, v. 2. 
 
 Index to^l-4, v. 4 
 
 Ion, v. 1. 
 
 Laches, v. 1. 
 
 Laws, (The), v. 4. 
 
 Lysis, v. 1. 
 
 Menexenus, v. 4. 
 
 Meno, v. 1. 
 
 Parmenides, v. 3. 
 
 Phaedo, v. 1. 
 
 Phaedrus, v. 1. 
 Note.— Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 134, 1871 ; Presb. qu. 
 rev., Jan., 1872 (by Tayler Lewis) : Quar. rev., v. 131, 1871 
 or Littell, 1872, v. 1. 
 
 — Gorgias. [Greek text.] With Engl, notes, introd. , 
 
 etc., by W. H. Thompson. L., 1871. 8°. [Long's 
 Bibl. class.] 7763.12 
 
 — Opera. Ex recensione R. B. Hirschigii [et] C. E. 
 
 Ch. Schneideri. Gra?ce et Latine, cum scholiis et 
 indicibus. 2 v. P., Didot, 1856, 46. 8°. 7766.07 
 Contents. 
 Alcibiades i., n.,v. 1. Eryxias. Lysis, v. 1. 
 
 Apologia Socratis, Sysiphus. Menexenus, v. 1. 
 
 v. 1. Epinomis, v. 2. Meno, v. 1. 
 
 Charmides, v. 1. Epistolse, v. 2. Minos, v. 1. 
 
 Civitas, v. 2. Erastse, v. 1. Parmenides, v. 1. 
 
 Convivium, v. 1. Euthydemus, v. 1. Phaedo, v. 1. 
 
 Cratylun, v. 1. Euthyphro, v. 1. Phaedrus, v. 1. 
 
 Critias, v. 2. Gorgias, v. 1. Philebus, v. 1. 
 
 Crito, v. 1. [v. 2. Hipparchua, v. 1, Politicus, v. 1. 
 Dialogi subditivi : Hippias major, v. 1. Protagoras, v. 1. 
 Axiochus. Hippias minor, v. 1. Sophista, v. 1. 
 
 De .justo. lo, v. 1. Theaatetus, v. 1. 
 
 Definitiones. Laches, v. 1. Theages, v. 1. 
 
 Demodocus. Leges, v. 2. Timaaus, v. 2. 
 
 - Phaadrus. [Greek text.] With Engl, notes and 
 dissert., by W. H. Thompson. L., 1868. 8°. 
 [Long's Bibl. class.] ....... 7763.13 
 
 — Platonic dialogues for Engl, readers. By W. Whe- 
 
 well. 3 v. Cambr., (Engl), 1860-61. 12°. 5425.13 
 Contents : v. 1. Laches, Charmides, Lysis, The rivals, 
 First Alcibiades, Theages, Clitophon, Meno, Euthyphro, 
 Apology, Crito, Phaedo. 
 
 2. Protagoras, The greater Hippias, The lesser Hip- 
 piaa. Ion, Euthydemus, Gorgias, Phaedrus, Menexenus. 
 Philebus. 
 
 3. The Republic, The Timaeus. 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Wiuslow's Jour., v. 13, 1860. 
 
 — Republic. Tr. with anal., and notes, by J. L. Da- 
 
 vis and D.J. Vaughan. 4th ed. L., 1868.16°. 5715.18 
 
 • De Quincey (T.) 
 essays, v. 1, 1853,; 
 
 Plato's republic. [In his Hist, and crit 
 . p. 177-230.] 2522.07 
 
 — Sophistes : a dialogue on true and false teaching. 
 
 Tr. with notes, and introd. on ancient and mod- 
 ern sophistry, by R. W. Mackay. London, 1868 
 12° 5425.19 
 
 — Works, literally tr. by H. Cary, H. Davis, and G. 
 
 Burges. 6 v. London, Bohn, 1854. 12°. 5415.17 
 Contents. 
 
 Alcibiades, first, on virtuous 
 conduct, and second, on pray- 
 er, v. 4. 
 
 Apology of Socrates, v. 1. 
 
 Banquet (The), or on love, v. 3. 
 
 Charmides, on Sound-minded- 
 ness, v. 4. 
 
 Clitopho, hortatory, v. 4. 
 
 Cratylus, on the rectitude of 
 names, v. 3. 
 
 Critias, v. 2. 
 
 Crito, or the duty of a citi- 
 zen, v. 1. 
 
 Epistles, v. 4. 
 
 Euthydemus, .the vain trifling 
 of the sophists, v. 3. 
 
 Euthyphron, on holiness, v. 1. 
 
 Gorgias, or of rhetoric and of 
 political power, v. 1. 
 
 Hipparchus, on avarice, v. 4. 
 
 Hippias major, on the beautiful, 
 and Hippias minor, of. false- 
 hood, v. 4. 
 
 Ion, on poetry v. 4. 
 
 Laches, on fortitude, v. 4. 
 
 Laws, v. 5. 
 
 Lysis, on friendship, v. 1. 
 
 Menexenus, praises of Atheni- 
 ans who died for their coun- 
 try, v. 4. 
 
 Meno, or respecting virtue, v.3. 
 
 Minos, or on law, v. 4. 
 
 Parmenides, on idealities, v. 3. 
 Phaedo, or the immortality of 
 
 the bouI, v. 1. 
 Phwdrus, on love and the beau- 
 tiful, v. 1. 
 Philebus, on greatest good,v. 4. 
 Protagoras, or Sophists, v. 1. 
 Republic, v. 2. 
 Rivals, on philosophy, v. 4. 
 Sophist (The), v. 3. 
 Statesman (The), v. 3. 
 Theages, divine monitor, v. 4. 
 Theaetetus, or on science, v. 1. 
 Timaeus, on nature, v. 2. 
 
 Doubtful Works, attributed to Plato. 
 
 Axiochus, or on death, v. 6. 
 Definitions, v. 6. 
 Demodocus, v. 6. 
 Epinomis, or philosopher, v. 6. 
 Eryxias, or on wealth, v. 6. 
 Justice, v. 6. 
 
 Sisyphus, or upon taking coun- 
 sel, v. 6. 
 
 Timaeus the Locrian on the 
 soul of the world, and on 
 nature, v. 6. 
 
 Virtue, v. 6. 
 
 Biographical apd Critical Illustrations of Plato. 
 
 Apuleius. Doctrines of P., v. 6. 
 Albinus. Introd., v. 6. 
 Alcinous. Introd., v. 6. 
 Diogenes Laertius. Life, v. 6. 
 
 Gray (Thomas). Notes, v. 6. 
 Hesychius of Miletus. Life of 
 
 Plato, v. 6. 
 Olympiodorus Life of P.,v. 6. 
 
 — Ackermann (C.) Christian element in Plato and" 
 
 the Platonic philosophy. Tr. by S. R. Asbury. 
 1861 5425.16 
 
 — Albinus and Alcinous. Introd. [In Bohn's ed., v. 6.] . 5415.22 
 
 — Apuleius. Doctrines of P. [In Bohn's ed., v. 6.] . .5415.22 
 
 — Bayne (P.) Plato. [In his Essays, v. 2, 1868 ; p. 235-259.] 2513.05 
 
 — Blackie (J. S.) Plato. [In Ediub. essays, 1856 ; p. 1-42.] 2528.05 
 
 — Collins (0. W.) Plato. 1874. ..... 5424.27 
 
 — ■ Diogenes Laertius. [In Ms Lives, etc. Bohn, 1853.] . 5415.01 
 Same. [In v. 6 of P. 's works. Bohn's ed.] . . .5415.22 
 
 — Emerson, (R. W.) Plato, or the philosopher. Plato : new 
 
 readings. [In his Representative men, 1852;p.43-95.] 2524.08 
 
 — Gale(T.) Of reformed philos. [In his Court of the gentiles, 
 
 pt. 4.] ........... 3554.10 
 
 — Grote(G.) Plato and the other companions of So- 
 
 krates. 3 v. and Index vol. 1865. . . 5425.U9 
 Reviewed, Ed. rev., v. 123, 1866 (by J. S. Mill); Fortn. rev., 
 v. 2, 1865 (by G. H. Lewes) : Fraser's mag., v. 73, 1866 (by 
 Wm. Whewell) ; Macm. mag., July, Aug., 1865 (by A. Bain) ; 
 N. Brit., rev., v. 43, 1865 ; Qu. rev., v. 119, 1866; Westm. 
 rev., v. 84, 1865. 
 
 — Hampden (R. D.) Inhis Fathers of Greek philos. 1862. 6413.22 
 
 — Hesychius. Life of P. {In Works, Bohn's ed., v. 6.j . 5416.22 
 
 — Huidekoper (F.) Judaism at Rome, b.o. 76 to aj>. 140 ; p. 
 
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 — Lewis ( T.) Plato against the atheists, or the 10th 
 
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 cially tli 6 elaborate studies in Butler (v. 1); — Ferrier (v. 2) ; 
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 See also Bibl. sacra, Aug., 1845 (P. and the Platonic phi- 
 losophy, by prof. D. T. Woolsey) ; Brit. quar. rev., July, 
 1871 ' Coutemp. rev., v. 2. 1866 (My tbs of P., by B. F. West- 
 cott; 2 art.) ; v. 7, 1868 (Influence of P.'s social theories, 
 by E. Zeller); Dublin univ mag., v. 66, 1865, or Littell, 1865, 
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 ff. Hoara) ; Journal of spec, philos., v. 4, 1870 (Hegel ou 
 the philosophy of P., by W. T. Harris ; 2 art.) ; v. 6, 1872, 
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 (The Platonic dialogues) ; v. 120, 1866 (Dutch school of 
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 Contents. 
 
 Amphitruo, Amphitryon, v. 1. 
 Asiuaria, the ass dealer, v. 5 
 Aaliuaria, the miser, v. 2. 
 Bacchides, the courtezans, v. 5. 
 Captivi, the captives, v. 1. 
 Casina, the lots, v. 5. 
 Cistellaria, the casket, v. 4. 
 Curculio, the parasite, v. 4. 
 Epidious, the discovery, v. 3. 
 Fragments, v. 5. 
 
 Meueechmi, the twin brothers, 
 v.3. 
 
 Mercator, the merchant, v. 2. 
 Miles gloriosus, the braggart 
 
 captain, v. 1. 
 Mostellaria, the apparition, v. 3. 
 Persa, the Persian, v. 5. 
 Pcenulus, the Carthaginians, 
 
 v. 4. 
 Pseudolus, the cheat, v. 3. 
 Budens, the shipwreck, v. 2. 
 Stichus, conjugal fidelity, v. 2. 
 Trinummus, the treasure, v. 2. 
 Truculentus, the churl, v. 4. 
 
 - Comedies.ht.tr.by H.T.Biley. 2v. .Bo/m,1852.1741.19 
 
 - Comcedias. Ex ed. J. F. Gronovii ; cum notis et 
 
 interpretations 5 v. L., Valpy, 1829. 8°. 7716.04 
 
 Amphitruo, v. 1. 
 Asiuaria, v. 1. 
 Aulularia, v. 1. 
 Bacchides, v. 2. 
 Capteivei, v. 1. 
 Casina, v. 2. 
 Cistellaria, v. 2. 
 Curculio.-v. 1. 
 Epidicus, v. 2. 
 
 — [ComosdiEe. 
 
 Pcenulus, v. 3, 
 Pseudolus, v. 3. 
 Recensus edit., v. 
 ltudens, v. 3. 
 Stichus, v. 4. 
 Testimonia, v. 1. 
 Trinummus, v. 4. 
 Truculentus, v. 4. 
 Vita. v. 1. 
 
 Contents. 
 Fabularum frag- 
 
 meuta, v. 4. 
 Index, v. 5. 
 Mensecbmei, v. 2. 
 Meroator, v. 3. 
 Miles gloriosus, v. 2. 
 Mostellaria, v. 2. 
 Not®, v. 4, 6. 
 Persa, v, 3. 
 
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 — Collins (W.L.) Plautus and Terence.' 1873." 174L18 
 
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 by W. R. s. Ralston) ; Touffel's History of Roman lit. v. 1 
 
 Play. See Amusements, Games, etc. (p. 23.) 
 
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 London, 1872. 12° 1122 23 
 
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 Playfair]. 4 v. Edinburgh, 1822 8°. .5063.01 
 Contents : v. 1. Memoir. Huttonian theory of the earth. 
 2. View of the progress of mathematical and physical sci- 
 ence rince the revival of letters. 3. Arithmetic of impos- 
 sible quantities. Causes which affect barometrical meas- 
 urements. Astronomy of the Brahmins. Of porisms. 
 Trigonometrical tables of the Brahmins. Theorems relat- 
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 ace. of Matthew Stewart, James Hutton. J. Robison. Re- 
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 Alphabetical List of Plays contained in Collective Works. 
 
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 Abbeeviatioks.— Com. = Comedy. Trag. = Tragedy. Dr. and Dram. = Dramatic. C. B. T. = Cumberland's British 
 theatre. C. M. T.= Cumberland's Minor theatre. F. S. D. = French's Standard drama. F. M. D. = French's Minor 
 drama. Extrav. = Extravaganza. Ent. = Entertainment. 
 
 A Beckett (Gilbert Abbott). Angelo ; or the actress of Padua. 
 4 acts. InF. S. D., v. 22 1772 19 
 
 — Clear case, farce. 1 act. In O. B. T., v. 44 1721.11 
 
 — Figaro in Loudon, farce. 2 acts. In C. B. T., v. 45. 1721.12 
 
 — In the clouds; a glimpse of Utopia, fairy extravaganza. In 
 
 Lacy, v. 100 . 1773.IO 
 
 — Jack Brag, farce. 2 acts. In O. B. T., v. 37. ... 1721.04 
 
 — Last of the legends ; or the baron, the bride, and the battery, 
 
 psychol. extrav. In Lacy, v. 99 1773.09 
 
 — Man with the carpet-bag, farce, laet. In C.M.T.,v. 13. 1721.28 
 
 — --Same. In F. M.' D., v. 40 1771.24 
 
 — Man-Ired, burlesque ballad opera. 1 act. In C. M. T., v. 9. 
 ~~ J™ mendicant, drama. 2 acts. In O. B. T., v. 37. . 1721.04 
 
 — The postillion, opera. 3 acts. In C. B. T., v. 43. . .1721.10 
 
 — Revolt of the workhouse, burlesque ballet opera. 1 act. In 
 
 0.M.T..V.8 1721.23 
 
 — Hoot scrambler, burlesque ballet opera. 2 acts. In O. M. 
 
 T., V. 10 t 1721.25 
 
 — Siamese twins, drama. 2acts. In O. M T., v. 14. '. 1721.29 
 
 — — Same. In F. M. D., v. 28 1771.18 
 
 — Turned head, farce. 1 act. In C. M. T., v. 13. . . 1721.28 
 
 ~~ ~ Same - In F. M. D„ v. 28 1771.18 
 
 ■— Unfortunate MissBaUey, interlude. 1 act. /re CM. T., v. 11. 
 
 ds lEpee, or the orphan. See Kotzebue (A. F. F. von). 
 
 AM , lm 1732.04 
 
 ■aoaeiazer, or the Moor's revenge. See Behn {Mrs. A.) Plays, 
 
 Ah* j 'I 8 ! 2 5021.05 
 
 woaa ana at home, comio opera. See Holman (J. G.) . 1732.20 
 
 ADsent man, farce. See Roberts (G.) .... . 1773.12 
 
 a narmans. See Aristophanes (p. 36) 1712.71 
 
 Acnilles. See Gay (John) Plays. 1772 1723.31 
 
 Acis and Galatffia. See Plowman (T. F.) . . . 1773.01 
 
 Adam : a sacred drama. See Andreini (G. B.) . . . . 5026.06 
 Addison (Joseph). Cato, tragedy. 5 acts. In British drama. 
 
 v. 1, 1853 1714.09 
 
 Same. In G. B. T.,v. 6 1711.06 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 2, 1825 1732.18 
 
 Same. In his Works, v. 1, 1867 • 5012.01 
 
 — The drummer ; or the haunted house, comedy. 5 acts. In 
 
 British drama, v. 2, 1853 1714.10 
 
 — ■ — Same. In his Works, v. 1, 1857 5012.01 
 
 Adelaide of Wulfingeu, trag. See Kotzebue (A. von). . . 1724.22 
 Adelgifha ; or the fruits of a single error, trag. See Lewis (M. 
 1721.06 
 
 G.) 
 
 Adelphi ; or the brothers. See Terentius-Afer (P.) . . 
 Adopted child, mus. drama. See Birch (Samuel). . 
 Adrienne, the actress. See Oxenford (J.) .... 
 Adventures of a love letter, com. See Mathews (C.) 
 Adventures of five hours. See Tuke (S.) . . . 
 
 Advice to husbands. See Lancaster (C. S.) . 
 
 .Slthiop (The). See Dimond (W.) 
 
 Affair of honour, farce. See Rede (W. L.) 
 
 Affectation.com. &eBecket(A.) Dram, miscel., v. 1, 1838. 
 Affected ladies, com. See Moliere (J. P. B.) .... 
 
 Afranius, trag. See Leavitt (J. M.) 1869 
 
 Africans (The). See Colman (George, the younger). 
 Agamemnon. See .Eschylus (p. 5 of Catalogue). 
 Agamemnon. See Alfieri (Victor). Tragedies, v. 1, 1815. 
 Agis. See Alfieri (Victor). Tragedies, v. 3, 1815. . . . 
 Agis, trag. See Home (J.) Works, v. 1 , 1822. . . . 
 Aglaura. See Suckling (J.) Poems, plays, etc., v. 1, 1874. 
 Agnes de Vere. See Buckstone (J. B.) 
 
 1744.13 
 1711.29 
 1772.21 
 1771.24 
 1722.12 
 1771.18 
 1772.17 
 1721.11 
 1714.01 
 1733.27 
 1732.12 
 1721.10 
 
 1712.10 
 1712.12 
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 1743.17 
 1773.16 
 
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 PLAYS : Agreeable surprise to Babo. 
 
 Agreeable surprise, comio opera See O'Keeffe (JO . . 1711.31 
 Aiken (Geo L) Uncle Tom s cabin. 6 acts. In F.S.D..V.28.1772.22 
 Ha^ See Sophocles. . . . 17*4.02 ; 1743.20 ; 1744.01 ; 1743.23 
 Aiax and Ulysses (Contention of). See Shirley (James). . 1743.08 
 Alabama, nautical extravaganza. See Morton (J. M.) . 1733.1b 
 Aladdin ■ or the wonderful lamp, grand romantic spectacle. 2 acts. 
 
 In 0. B. T., v. 36 . • - .• 1721.03 
 
 . same. 3 acts. /nF. S. D., v. 25 1772.20 
 
 Aladdin : or wonderful lamp, burlesque. O'Neill (I. R.) 1721.15 
 Alarming sacrifice, farce. See Buckstone (J. B.) . . . 1771.20 
 Albertus Wallenstein, trag. See Glapthorne (H.) Hays, v. 2. 
 1874 ,,...■•*<=••••• l'23.3t> 
 
 Albion and Albanius, opera. See Dryden (J.) Works, v. 7. 1821. 
 Albumazar, com. 5 acts. See Tomkis (Mr. — ). ... 1722.07 
 
 Alcaid (The), comic opera. See Kenney (J.) 1711.08 
 
 Alcestis. See Euripides (p. 450 of Catalogue). 
 Alchemist (The). 5"acts. See Jonson (Ben.) Works. 1853. 1725.27 
 Alcibiades, trag. S acts. See Otway (T.) Works, v. 1. 1712. 1734.08 
 AleKander and Campaspe, com. See Lyly (John). . . . 1722.02 
 Alexander the great ; or the rival queens, trag. 5 acts. See 
 
 Lee (Nat.) • • "H™ 
 
 Alfred, trag. See Home (J.) Works, v. 2. ..... 5044.02 
 
 Alfred • or the magic banner. 3 acts. See O'Keeffe (J.) Dram. 
 
 works, v. 4. 1798. 1734.07 
 
 Alfred the great. See Knowles (J. S.) Dram, works, v. 1. 1732.06 
 Ali Baba, burlesque. See O'Neill (I. E.) ...... 1721.15 
 
 An' Facha ; or the signet-ring, melodrama. 2 acts. In O. B. T., 
 
 y i\ 1711.11 
 
 Alienated manor, com. 5acts. See Baillie (J.) Works. 1851.1712.22 
 Aline : or the rose of Killarney. See Stirling (E.) . . . 1773.04 
 All at C • or the captive, the coffee, and the cocoatina, mus. 
 melodrama. See Millett (— ) and Wilcox (— ). . 1773.12 
 All at Coventry, mus. farce. See Moncrieff (W. T.) . . 1711.33 
 All fooles, com. See Chapman (G.) Dram, works, v. 1. 1873.1713.24 
 
 All for love, trag. See Dryden (John) 5042.18 
 
 All in the wrong, com. 5 acts. See Murphy (A.) . . . 17,1.06 
 All that glitters is not gold. See Morton (T. and J. M.) 1771 .05 
 All the world's a stage, farce. See Jackman (I.) 1714.10 ; 1772.21 
 Allen (John H.) Fruits of the wine cup, drama. 3 acts. In 
 
 F S.D..V.45 1772.30 
 
 Allinzham (John Till). Fortune's frolic, farce. 2 acts. In 
 
 Brit, drama, v. 1. 1853 1714.09 
 
 Same. In O. B. T., v. 30 1711.30 
 
 Same. In F. M. D., v. 18 1771.13 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 2. 1825 1732.18 
 
 Mrs. Wiggins, farce. 1 act.. In O. B. T., v. 29. . .1711.29 
 
 The weathercock, farce. 2 acts. In O. B. T., v. 18. . 1711.18 
 
 Same. 2 acts. 7nF. M. D.,v. 5 1771.05 
 
 The widow; or who wins? farce. 2 acts. JrcC.B.T.,v.32.1711.32 
 
 All's fair in love. See Brougham (John) 1772.18 
 
 All's well that ends well, com, See Shakspere (Wm.) .1711.18 
 Allow me to apologize, farce. See Wooler (J. P.) . . . 1773.15 
 Almanzor and Almahide, trag. See Dryden (J.) Works, v. 4. 
 
 1821. 6042.17 
 
 Almar (George). Battle of Sedgemoor. 3 acts. In O. M. T., 
 
 v. 13. 1721.23 
 
 Bull-fighter ; or the bridal ring, romantic drama. 3 acts. 
 
 In C. M. T., V. 14 1721.29 
 
 — Cedar chest ; or the lord mayor's daughter, romantic drama. 
 
 2 acts. Added, the Silver palace, or golden poppy. In 
 O. M. T., v. 8 1721.23 
 
 — Charcoal burner ; or dropping-well of Knaresborough. 2 acts. 
 
 In O. M. T., v. 9 1721.24 
 
 Same. In F. S. D., v. 41 1772.28 
 
 Clerk of Clerkenwell ; or the three black bottles. In O. M. 
 
 T., v. 7. ■ 1721.22 
 
 Crossing the line, comic drama. 2 acts. In F.M.D..V.12. 1771.10 
 
 — Don Quixote, mus. drama. 2 acts. In C. M. T., v. 14. 1721.29 
 
 — Earl of poverty, London wall. 2 acts. InC. M. T.,v. 14. 1721.29 
 
 — Fire raiser, melodrama. 3 acts. In O. M. T., v. 9. . 1721.24 
 
 — Good-looking fellow ; or the Roman nose, farce. 1 act. In 
 
 O. M. T., v. 9. . 1721.24 
 
 — Oliver Twist, burletta. 4 acts. In F. S. D., v. 29. . 1772.22 
 — - Pedlar's acre ; or wife of seven husbands, drama. 2 acts. 
 
 In O. M. T., v. 6 1721.20 
 
 — Bobber of the Ehine, drama. 2 acts. In C. M. T., . . 10. 1721.25 
 Same. In F. S. D., v. 23 1772.19 
 
 — Rover's bride ; or the bittern's swamp, romantic drama. 
 
 2 acts. In C. M. T., v. 11 1721.26 
 
 — Shadow, mother's dream, romantic drama. 3 acts. In O. M. 
 
 T., v. 8 1721.23 
 
 — Tower of Nesle ; or chamber of death, hist, drama. In 
 
 O. M. T., v. 6 1721.21 
 
 Alone, comic drama. See Simpson (J. P.) and Merivale (H. C.) 
 
 Alonzo, trag. See Home (J.) Works, v. 2 6044.02 
 
 Alphonsus, emperor of Germany, trag. 5 acts. See Ohapman 
 
 (G.) Dram, works, v. 3. 1873 1713.26 
 
 Alphonsus, king of Arragon. 5 actB. See Greene (R.) Dram. 
 
 works, v. 2. 1831 1725.05 
 
 Altemira, trag. See Boyle (R.) Dr. works, v. 2. 1739. . 1714.07 
 
 Alzira, trag. See Hill (Aaron). 1714.10 
 
 Alzuma, trag. See Murphy (A.) Works, v. 1 6057.08 
 
 Amateur dramas. See Baker, Geo. M. (p. 61 of Catalogue). 1712.28 
 Amateurs and actors.mus. farce. See Peake{R.B.) 1711.16 ; 1771.14 
 Ambition ; or Marie Mignot. See May hew (T.) . . 1721.01 
 Amboyna ; or the cruelties of the Dutch to the English mer- 
 chants, trag. See Dryden (J.) Works, v. 5. 1821. . 6042.18 
 Ambrose Gwinett, or a sea-side story, melodrama. See Jerrold 
 
 (Douglas) 1721.23 
 
 Amendsforladies.com. See Field (N.) 1829. . . . .1724.11 
 Americans in Paris ; or a game of dominoes, com. 2 acts. In 
 
 F. S. D., V. 27 1772.21 
 
 Amherst (J. A.) Ireland as it is. 3acts. InT. S. D„ v. 15. 1772.15 
 
 Ammergau Passion play. See Drama (Ammergau Passion play. 
 
 p. 422). 
 
 Among the relics, com. See Palmer (T. A.) 1773.16 
 
 Amoroso king of little Britain, operatic interlude. See Flanche 
 
 (J. K.) 1721,10 
 
 Amorous prince. See Beim (Mrs. A.) Plays, v. 4. 1874.6021.07 
 Amorous quarrel, com. See Moliere (J. B. P.) . . . . 1733.19 
 Amorous widow; or wanton wife, com. See Betterton (T.) 3021.18 
 Amphitryon ; or the two Sosias, com. See Dryden (J.) . 6042.21 
 Amphitryon. See Moliere (J. B. P.) p. 784 of Catalogue. 
 Amphitryon ; or Jupiter in disguise. See Plautus (M. A.) Come- 
 
 dies, v. 2. 1852 1742,05 
 
 Amyntas. See Randolph (T.) Poet, and dram, works, 1875. 1741.24 
 Ancient Cornish drama. Tr. by E. Norris. 2 v. Oxf.,1859.8M733.31 
 Andreini (Gio. Battista). Adam, a sacred drama, from the Italian. 
 
 In Oowper (W.) Works, v. 6. 1854 5026.06 
 
 Andrews (M. P.) Better late than never, com. In London 
 
 stage, v. 3. 1726 1732.19 
 
 Andria : or the fair Andrian. See Terentius Afer (P.) 
 
 Andromache. See Euripides (p. 450). 
 
 Andromana ; or the merchant's wife. See Shirley (James). 1722.11 
 
 Andy Blake. See Boucicault (Dion) 1771,11 
 
 Angel of the attic. See Morton (Thomas) 1771.22 
 
 Angelo and the actress of Padua. See Hugo (Victor). . 1721.15 
 Animal magnetism. See Inchbald (Mrs. EUz.) .... 1771.13 
 
 Anne Blake. See Marston (W.) 1772.25 
 
 Anne Boleyn, burlesque extravagaiiza. SeeEdwardes(C) 1773.07 
 
 Anne Boleyn. See Boker (G. H.) 1714.04 
 
 Anthony and Cleopatra. SeeSelby(C) 1771.17 
 
 Antigone. See Alfieri (V.) Tragedies, v. 1. 1815. . . 1712.10 
 
 Antigone. See Sophocles. 
 
 Antipathies ; or the enthusiasts by the ears. See Paulding (J. 
 
 K.) American comedies. 1847 1734.80 
 
 Antipodes (The), com. See Brome (R.) 1713.22 
 
 Antiquary (The), com. See Marmion (S.) 1722.10 
 
 Antiquary (The), mus. play ; from sir Walter Scott. 3 acts. In 
 
 O. B. T., v. 31 1711.31 
 
 Antonio and Mellida. See Marston (J.) 1733.02 
 
 Antonius, a dram. poem. See Heywood (J. C.) ... 1725.10 
 
 Antony and Cleopatra. See Sedley (Sir Ch.) 1742.20 
 
 Antony and Cleopatra. See Shakspere (W.) 1721.11 
 
 Anything for a quiet life, com. See Middleton (Thos.) . 1733.14 
 
 Apostate. See Shell (R. L.) 1772.07 
 
 Apparition (The). See Flautus (M. A.) 1741.15 
 
 Appearance is against them, farce. 2 acts. In London stage, v. 4. 
 Appius and Virginia. See Dennis (J.) Select works, v. 2. 5014.20 
 
 Appius and Virginia. See Webster (John) 1744.26 
 
 Apprentice, com. See Murphy (A.) Works, v. 2. . . . 5057.09 
 
 Arcadia (The). See Shirley (J.) 1743.07 
 
 Archer (Thomas). Asmodeus. 2 acts. In F. S. D., v. 27. 1772.21 
 
 Arden of Feversham. See Lillo (George) 1732.18 
 
 Argalns and Parthenia. See Glapthorne (H.) .... 1723.32 
 Aristippus ; or the jovial philosopher. See Randolph (T.) 1741.24 
 Armand ; or the peer and the peasant. See Ritchie (A. C. Mo- 
 watt). 1855 . • 1734.01 
 
 Arminius, trag. See Murphy (A.) 5057.14 
 
 Arne(T.A.) Artaxerxes, opera. 2 acts. In C. B. T., v. 19. 1711.19 
 
 Arnold (Samuel James). Devil's bridge, opera. 3 acts. In 
 
 C. B. T., v. 42 1721.09 
 
 — Free and easy, musical farce. 2 acts. In C. B. T., v. 42. 1721.09 
 
 — Myaunt.com. 2 acts. InT. M. D., v. 88 1771.23 
 
 — Shipwreck, com. opera. 2 acts. In Oxberry (W.) New EDgl. 
 
 drama, v. 9. 1821 1734.18 
 
 Arnold and Andre. See Calvert (G. H.) 1864. . . . 1714.28 
 
 Art and artifice. See Brougham (John) 1772.22 
 
 Artful dodger, farce. See Blanchard (E.L.) In F.M.B..V.39.1771.23 
 
 Artaxerxes, opera. See Arne (T. A.) 1711.19 
 
 Artifice (The), com. See Oentlivre (Mrs. S.) . . 1714.27 
 
 As you find it. See Boyle (C.) 1714.07 
 
 Asyoulikeit.com. See Shakspere (Wm.) . . . .17(1.03 
 
 Ashore and afloat. See Hazlewood (C. H.) 177 ?'i5 
 
 Asinaria ; or the ass-dealer. 5 acts. See Plautus (M. A.) 1742.01 
 
 Asmodeus. See Archer (T.) • 1772.21 
 
 Ass-dealer (The). See Flautus (M. A.) 1741.17 
 
 Assignation (The) ; or love in a nunnery, com. See Dryden (J.) 
 At the court of king Edwin, drama. See Leighton(Wm..j>.) 1732.21 
 Atalanta in Calydon, trag. See Swinburne (A. C.) . • 1692.04 
 Atalantis, tale of the sea. See Simms (W.G.) Poet, works, v. 1. 
 Atchi, comedietta. 1 act. See Morton (J. M.) . . .1(33.16 
 Atheist (The) ; or 2d part of the Soldier's fortune. See Otway 
 
 (T.) Works, v. 2. 1712 173 7„S 
 
 Athenian captive. See Talfourd (T. N.) llnYi 
 
 Atonement, drama. See Muskerry (W.) 131? no 
 
 Attic story, farce. See Morton (J. M.) ,m 
 
 Aulularia ; or the concealed treasure. 5 acts. See Plautus (fli. 
 
 A.) Comedies, v. 1. 1852 1J42-04 
 
 Aunt Charlotte's maid, farce. 1 act. See Morton (J. M.) 1733-16 
 Aunt Dinah's pledge, drama. 2 acts. See Seymour (H.) 1772.3U 
 Aureng-Zebe, trag. 5 acts. See Dryden (J.) Works, v.5. 5042.18 
 Austerlitz ; or soldier's bride, melodrama. 3 acts. Haines (J. 
 
 T.) In O. M. T., v. 14 J72U9 
 
 Author (The), com. 2acts. See Foote (S.) Works, v. 1,1799. 1724-1° 
 Avenger (The), melodrama. See Lee (H.) . . • ■ "'ffi 
 
 Awaking, drama. See Olarke (C.) ■ I 7 ',,? 
 
 Away with melancholy, farce. 1 act. See Morton (J. M.) 17*>-" ) 
 Awkward arrival, com. 2 acts. See Ooyne (J. S.) In F.M.D.,v.U. 
 Ayton (Richard). Rendezvous (The), operetta. 1 act. ftO. B. 
 
 T., v. 17 1711.it 
 
 Same. In F. M. D., v. 16 1771.12 
 
 Babo (James Marcus). Dagobert, king of the Franks, trag. 5 acts. 
 
 In Thompson (B.) German theatre, v. 4. 1801. . 1724.« 
 — Otto of Wittelsbach ; or the choleric count, trag. 5 acts, m 
 
 Thompson (B.) German theatre, v. 4, 1801. . . 1724.« 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
PLAYS : Bacchae to Black-eyed Susan. 
 
 875 
 
 Bacchic (The). See Euripides (p. 460). 
 
 Bacchides ; or the twin-sisters. See Flautus (M. A.) 
 
 Bachelor of arts. See Hardwicke (P.) 
 
 Bachelor's bedroom. See Mathews (C.) . . . . 
 Baillie (Joanna). Dramatic works, L., 1851. 8°. . . 
 Contents. 
 
 . 1742.04 
 1772.27 
 1771.15 
 
 . 1712.22 
 
 plays on the passions, and mis- 
 cellaneous plays, viz.: 
 Alienated manor (The), com. 
 Basil, tragedy. - 
 Beacon (The), musical drama. 
 Bride (The), drama. 
 Constantino Paleologns.trag. 
 Country inn, comedy. 
 De Montfort, tragedy. 
 Dream (The), tragedy. 
 Election (The), comedy. 
 Enthusiasm, comedy. 
 Ethwald, tragedy. 
 Family legend, tragedy. 
 
 Henriquez, tragedy. 
 Homicide (The), tragedy. 
 Martyr (The), drama. 
 Match, (The), comedy. 
 Orra, tragedy. 
 
 Phantom (The), mus. drama. 
 Eayuer, tragedy. 
 Romiero, tragedy. 
 Second marriiige, comedy. 
 Separation (The), tragedy. 
 Siege (The), comedy. 
 Stripling (The), tragedy. 
 Trial (The), comedy. 
 Witchcraft, tragedy. 
 
 Bale (Jolian). God's promises, a morality. In Dodsley (J.) Old 
 
 plays, v. 1, 1780 1722.01 
 
 Kynge Johan. Ed. by J. P. Collier. London, Camden society, 
 
 1838. 4° 6112.02 
 
 Ball (Edward). See Fitzball (Edward). 
 
 Ball (The), com. See Shirley (James) 1743.05 
 
 Ballou (Maturin M.) Miralda. 3 acts. In F. M. D., v. 33. 1771.20 
 
 Bamboozling. See Wilkes (T. E.) 1771.03 
 
 Banim (John) and Shiel (K. L.) Damon and Pythias, trag. 5 acts. 
 
 In C. B. T., v. 44 1721 11 
 
 Same. F. S. D., v. 5 1772.05 
 
 Bankrupt (The), com. 3 acts. See Foote (Samuel). . .1724.19 
 Banks of the Hudson ; or the congress trooper. See Dibdin 
 
 (T.) 1721.19 
 
 Bannister (N. H.) Putnam, the iron son of '76 ; military drama. 
 
 3 acts. In F. S. D., v. 39 1772.27 
 
 Barbarossa, trag, See Brown (John) 1711.17 
 
 Barber baron. See Raymond (R.) In O. M. T.,v. 16. .1721.31 
 Barber of Seville,comicopeia.SeeBeaumarchais(P.A.C.de)1711. 09 
 Barclay (James B.) My friend Thompson, farce. 1 act. In O. 
 
 M. T., v. 12 1721.27 
 
 Barnaby Rudge. See Selby (C.) and Melville (C.) . . . 1773.11 
 Barnard (William Bayle). Middy ashore. Farce. 1 act. In 
 
 F. M. D., v. 13 1771 10 
 
 Barnett (C. Z.) Christmas Carol ; or the miser's warning. In 
 
 Lacy, v. 94 1773.04 
 
 Barnett (C. S.) Midnight : the 13th chime ; or old St. Paul's, 
 
 melodrama. 3 acts. In Lacy, t. 101 1773.11 
 
 Barnett (Morris). Bold dragoons, comic drama. 2 acts. In F. 
 
 S. D., v. 18 1772.17 
 
 — Serious family, com. 3 acts. InT.S. D., v. 10. .1772.10 
 
 — Yankee peddler, farce. 1 act. In F. M. D., v. 22. .1771.15 
 Barney the baron, farce. 1 act. InT. M D., v. 23. . . 1771.15 
 Barrack room, mus. burletta. See Bayly (T. H.) V. 2. .1771.02 
 Barry (Lodowick). Ram-alley ; or merry tricks, com. 5 acts. 
 
 In Dodsley (J.) Old plays, v. 5. 1780 1722.05 
 
 Barry (S.) Dutchman's ghost, farce. 1 act. In F. M. D., 
 v. 19 1771.13 
 
 — Persecuted Dutchman, farce. 1 act. In F. M. D., v. 19. 1771 .13 
 Barrymore (Wm.) Fatal snow-storm. 2 acts. In C. M. T., 
 
 v. 13 1721.28 
 
 — Gilderoy or the bonnie boy. 2 acts. In C. M. T., v. 8. 1721.23 
 
 — Wallace : the hero of Scotland. 3 acts. ZnF.S.D.v. 33. 1772.24 
 Bartholomew fair. See Jonson (Ben). 1853. . . . 1725.27 
 Bashful lover, tragi-com. See Massinger (P.) .... 1736 02 
 
 Bashful man. See Moncrieff(Wm. T.) 1732.20 
 
 Basil ; tragedy. See Baillie (Joanna) 1712.22 
 
 Basket-maker. See O'Keeffe (John) 1734.05 
 
 Basset-table (The), com. See Centlivre (Mrs. S.) . . . 1714.25 
 Bateman(Jfrs.SidneyF.) 8elf.com. 3acts. 7nF.S.D.,v.21. 1772.18 
 
 Bathing, farce. See Bruton (J.) 1773.18 
 
 Battle of Hexham. 3acts. See Coleman (Geo.,the younger). 1721.04 
 Battle of Scdgemoor ; or days of Kirk and Monmouth. See Al- 
 
 mar (Geo.) 1721.28 
 
 Bayley (Peter). Orestes in Argos, trag. 6 acts. In C. B. T., 
 
 v. 12 1711.12 
 
 Bayly (Thomas Haynes). Barrack room, musical burletta. 2 acts. 
 
 InT. M. D., v. 2 1771.02 
 
 — The daughter. 1 act. In F. M. D.. v. 15 1771.11 
 
 — Forty aud fllty, farce. 1 act. In F. M. D., v. 30. . 1771.19 
 
 — Perfection : or the lady of Munster, comedietta. 2 acts. In 
 
 0. B. T., v. 47 . . 1721.14 
 
 — Perfection, farce. 1 act. In F. S. D., v. 4. ... 1772.04 
 
 — Proofs of the pudding, burletta. 1 act. In his Musings, etc. 
 
 1833 1613.33 
 
 — Swiss cottage ; or why don't she marry, musical burletta. 
 
 2 acts. In F. M. D., v. 10 1771.09 
 
 — Tom Noddy's secret, farce, lact. In F. M. D., v. 35. 1771.21 
 Beacon (The) ; musical drama. See Baillie (Joanna). . 1712.22 
 Beasley. See Beazley. 
 
 Beatrice. See Leland (O. S.) 1772.26 
 
 Bean's duel, com. See Centlivre {Mrs. 8.) 1714.25 
 
 Beaumarchais (Pierre Auguste, baron de). Barber of Seville, 
 
 comic opera. Adapted by Mr. Fawcett. 2 acts. In C. B. 
 
 T..T.9 1711.09 
 
 Beaumont (Francis) and Fletcher (James). Works, with notes 
 
 andbiogr. memoirs by A. Dyce. 11 v. L., 1843. 8°. 1713.01 
 Note.— For Contents Bee p. 69 of Catalogue. 
 
 — The chances, com. 5 acts. In Brit. dr. v. 2. 1853. . 1714.10 
 
 Same. Altered by D. Garrick. In London stage, v. 4. 
 1837. 1732.20 
 
 — Elder brother. 5 acts. Altered. In F. S. D., r. 9. 1772.09 
 
 — Merchant of Bruges ; or beggar's bush. 5 acts. Altered by 
 
 u. mmiaird. In London stage, v. 4. 1827. . . 1732 20 
 
 — Rule a wife aud have a wife, com. Altered by D. Garrick 
 
 5 acts. In British drama, v. 2. 1853. . 1714 10 
 
 Same. In a. B. T., v. 12. . . . .' nn'12 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 1. 1825. . ' 1732 17 
 
 San \ e - In Oxberry (W.) New Engl.drama.v.10. 1821. 1734il9 
 
 Beauty and the beast. See Planche (James R.) . . . 1771 02 
 Beaux' stratagem, com. SeeFarquhar (Geo.) . . . .1744 31 
 Beazley (Samuel). Boarding-house ; or five hours at Brighton 
 
 mus. farce. 2 acts. In O. M. T., v. 15 1721.30 
 
 — Is he jealous? operetta, lact. In F. M. D., v. 18. 1771.13 
 Same. In Oxberry (W.) New Engl.drama,v.3. 1818. 1734.12 
 
 — The steward, com. 6 acts. In F. S. D., v. 34. . . 1772.26 
 Becher (Martin). Crimeless criminal, farce. ZraLacy.v.lOl. 1773.11 
 
 — In possession, farce. 1 act. In Lacy, v. 95. 1773.03 
 
 — No. 6, Duke Street, farce. In Lacy, v. 93. . . 1773.03 
 
 — Painless dentistry, farce. In Lacy, v. 106. . . . 1773.16 
 
 — Poetic proposal, farce, lact. In Lacy, v. 96. . .1773.06 
 Beckett (Andrew). Affectation, com. Laviuia, trag. The genii, 
 
 masque. /re Ms Dramatic misoel., v. 1. 1838.8°. .1714.01 
 Bee-hive, musical farce. See Millingen (J. V.) . . . 1711.30 
 Beggar of Betbnal Green, com. See Knowles (J. S.) . . 1732.05 
 Beggar of Cripplegate ; or humours of bluff king Hal. See Mon- 
 
 crieff (W. T.) . 1721.20 
 
 Beggar on horseback. See O'Keeffe (J.) 1734.06 
 
 Beggar's bush. See Beaumont (F.) and Fletcher (J.) . . 1713.09 
 
 Beggar's opera. See Gay (John) 1723.31 
 
 Beginning and the end, domestic dr. See Lovell (M.) . 1721.16 
 Behind a mask, com. See Dixon (B. H.) and Wood (A.). 1773.07 
 Bell (Robert). Temper, com. 6 acts. In F. S. D., v. 7. . 1772.07 
 Bellamira : or the mistress, com. See Sedley (Ch.) . . 1742.21 
 Belle's stratagem, com. 5 acts. See Cowley {Mrs. H.) . 1714.09 
 
 Bells, drama. See Lewis (Leopold) 1773.07 
 
 Belphegor ; or woman's constancy. 3 acts. See Webb (C.) 1721.14 
 
 Ben Bolt. See Johnstone (J. B.) 2 acts 1772.18 
 
 Ben the boatswain. See Wilks (T. E.) . . . . . 1772.17 
 
 Bengal tiger, iarce. See Dance (C.) 1771.16 
 
 Bennett (G. J). Retribution ; or love's trials. 6 acts. In C. B. 
 
 T., v. 45 1721.12 
 
 Bernard (Wm. Bayle). Dumb belle, farce. 1 act. In F. M. D., 
 
 v. 23 1771.16 
 
 — Evil genius, comedy. 3 acts. 7»F. S. D., v. 20. . .1772.18 
 
 — His last legs, farce. In F. M. D., v. 1. . . 1771.01 
 
 — Irish attorney, farce. In F. M. D., v. 1. . . 1771.01 
 
 — The mummy, farce. 1 act. In F. M. D., v. 27. . 1771.17 
 — ■ Nervous man, farce. 2 acts. In F. S. D., v. 5. . .1772.06 
 
 — Old regimentals, hist. dr. 1 act. In C. B. T., v. 33. . 1711.33 
 
 — The passing cloud, romantic dr. 2 acts. /nF.S.D., v. 11. 1771.11 
 Bertram, trag. 5 acts. See Maturin (R. C.) . 1721.10 
 Betrothal (The), play. See Boker (Geo. H.) 1714.06 
 
 Betsey Baker, farce. See Morton (J. M.) 1771.16 
 
 Better late than never, com. See Andrews (M. P.) . .1732.19 
 Betterlatethannever.com. See Cannon (C. J.) . . .1714,29 
 Bianoa Cappello, trag. See Kinney (E. C.) . . . 1731.17 
 
 Bianca Capello, trag. See Osborn (L.) 1734.28 
 
 Bickerstaff (Isaac). The hypocrite, com. 6 acts. In British 
 
 drama, v. 1. 1853 1714.09 
 
 Same. In C. B. T., v. 3 1711.03 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 1. 1825 1732.17 
 
 Same. In Oxberry (W.) New Engl, dr., v. 1. 1818. 1734.10 
 
 — - Lionel and Clarissa : or a school ior fathers, comic opera. 3 
 
 acts. In British drama, v. 2. 1853 1714.10 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 1. 1825 1732.17 
 
 Same. In Oxberry (W.) New Engl, dr., v. 2. 1818. 1734.11 
 
 — Love in a village, comic opera. 3acts. In C. B. T., v. 5. 1771.05 
 
 Same. In British drama, v. 2. 1853 1714.10 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 1. 1825 1732.17 
 
 Same. In Oxberry (W.) New Engl, dr., v. 2, 1818. 1734.11 
 
 — Maid of the mill, opera. 3 acts. In C. B. T., v. 8. . 1711.08 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 1. 1825. . . 1732.17 
 
 Same. In Oxberry (W.) New Engl, dr., v. 2. 1818. 1™.11 
 
 The padlock, comic opera. 2 acts. In C. B. T., v. 3. 1711.03 
 
 Same. In British drama, v. 1. 1853. . . . TJl*-?9 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 1. 1825 1732.17 
 
 — Recruiting sergeant, mus. ent. 1 act. In Brit. dr.,v.l. 
 
 igrg . 1714.09 
 
 Same. ' In London stage, v. 3. 1826 1732.19 
 
 The sultan ; or a peep into the seraglio, farce. 2 acts, m 
 
 London stage, v. 3. 1826 1732.19 
 
 Bickerstafl's burying, farce. See Centlivre (Mrs. S.) . . T714.27 
 
 Bilious attack, farce. See Wood (Arthur) md.ob 
 
 Bilkins (Taylor). Christmas pantomime, farcical extravaganza. 
 
 /nLacy, v. 95 1773.05 
 
 — In three volumes, farce. 1 act. In Lacy, v. 91. . l'J3-°! 
 " Billy Doo," farce, lact. See Eae (C. M.) . . • • • J"f " 
 Billy Taylor, nautical burlesque. See Buckstone (J. B.) 1721.18 
 Birch (Samuel). Adopted child, musical drama. 2 acts. In C. 
 
 B T v 29 ■ "' i'-"**" 
 
 Same. VF.'M. D.,'v."28. . . . 1771.18 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 1. 1825 imz.i. 
 
 Bird in a cage, com. See Shirley (James). Works, v.2. 1833. 1743.04 
 Birds. See Aristophanes. Comedies . ... . . 171217 
 
 Birds in their little nests agree. See Bae (C. M.) . 177d.l» 
 
 Birds of Aristophanes. See Planche (J. R.). . • • • "«■«» 
 Birds of prey ; or a duel in the dark. See Robertson (T. W. 1773.03 
 Birthday (The): or the prince of Arragon See O Keeffe (J.) 1734.06 
 Bitter reckoning. See Hazlewood (C. H.) . \!,[,a R 
 
 Black prince, trag. See Boyle (Robert). . ... . . 171406 
 
 Black-ey'd Susan ; or 'all in the downs.' See Jerrold Doug- 
 las) • ■ 1725 - i5 
 
 In asking for books, use the •■ Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
876 
 
 PLAYS : Black-eyed Sukey to Buckstone. 
 
 Black-eyed Sukey ; burlesque. See Cooper (F. F.) . . 1721.29 
 
 Blacksmith of Antwerp. See O'Keefle (John) 1734.05 
 
 Blanchard IE. L.) Artful dodger, farce. 1 act. In F. M. D., 
 
 v. 39 1771.23 
 
 Blanche of Brandywine. 4 acta. In F. S. D., v. 26. . .1772.21 
 
 Blighted being. See Taylor (Tom) 1771.19 
 
 Blind bargain ; orhearitout.com. See Reynolds (F.) . 1711.28 
 Blinde begger of Alexandria, 1 act. See Chapman (Geo.) 1713.24 
 
 Blind boy, melodrama. See Kenney (J.) 1711.25 
 
 Bloody brother : or Rollo, duke of Normandy. See Beaumont 
 
 (F.) ant! Fletcher (J.) Works, v. 10. . . . .1713.10 
 
 Bloomer costume, farce. See Stirling (E.) . ... 1771.06 
 
 Blow for blow, drama. See Byron (H. J.) . . . 1773.11 
 
 Blow iu the dark, comedietta. See Townsend (T.). . 1773.16 
 Blue Beard, drama. See Colman (Geo., the younger). . .1721.03 
 Blue Beard, burlesque. See Planche (J.R.) and Dance (C.) 1741.12 
 Blue devils, farce. See Colman (G., the younger). . . 1721.06 
 Blunderer (The], com. See Moliere (J. B. P.) 
 Blurt, maBter-constable, drama. See Middleton (Thomas). 1733.11 
 Boaden (Caroline). Fatality. 1 act. In C. B. T., v. 23. 1711.23 
 
 — FirBt of April, farce. 2 acts. In C. B. T., v. 26. . .1711.26 
 
 — Wm. Thompson ; or which is he ? farce. 2 acts. In C. B. 
 
 T., V. 23 1711.23 
 
 Boarding house ; or five hours at Brighton, mus. farce. See 
 
 Beazley (Samuel) 1721.30 
 
 Bobby a 1 ; or a warm reception, farce. See Hodgson (G.S.) 1773.11 
 Boker (George H.) Calaynos, trag. 5 acts. In C. B.T.,v. 45. 1721.12 
 
 — Plays, etc. 2 v. 2d ed. Boston, 1867. 16° 1714.04 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Tragedies: Calaynos, Anne Boleyn, Le- 
 onor de Guzman, Francesca da Rimini, v. 2. The Be- 
 trothal, a play. Widow's marriage, a comedy. 
 
 Bold dragoons. See Barnett (M.) 1772.17 
 
 Bold stroke for a husband, com. See Cowley (Mrs. H.) . 1732.19 
 Boldstrokeforawife.com. See Centlivre {Mrs. S.) . .1714.27 
 Bombastes furioso, burlesque opera. 1 act. Rhodes (W. A.) 1721.10 
 Bon ton : or high life above stairs, farce. See G-arrick (D.) 
 Bondman (The). See Massinger (P.) Plays, v. 1. 1831. 1733.06 
 Bonduca. See Beaumont (F.) and Fletcher (J.) Works, v. 6. 1713.05 
 Booth (Junius Brutus). TTgolino, trag. 3 acts. In F. S. D., 
 
 v. 15 . . . . 1772.15 
 
 Boots at the swan, farce. See Selby (C.) . . . 1771.01 
 
 Bores (The), com. 3 acts. See Moliere (J. B. P.) 
 
 Borgias (The), a historical drama, lanon.] L., 1845. 8°. 1715.00 
 
 Born to good luck, farce. See Powers (T.) 1771.06 
 
 Borrowed plumes, farce. See Maltby (C. A.) 1773.02 
 
 Bottle (The). See Taylor (T. P.) 1771.03 
 
 Boucicault(Dion). Andy Blake, com. 2 acts. JreF.M.D.v.14.1771.11 
 
 — Grimaldi. 5 acts. In F. S. D., v. 20 1772.18 
 
 — Jessie Brown. In F. S. D., v. 26 1772.21 
 
 — Knight of Arva. 2 acts. In T. S. D., v. 29 1772.22 
 
 — Loudon assurance, com. 5 acts. In F. S. D., v. 4. . 1772 04 
 
 — Long strike, drama. 4 acts. In F. S. D., v. 45. . .1772.30 
 
 — Lover by proxy, burletta. 1 act. In F. M. D., v. 31. 1771.19 
 
 — Old heads and young hearts, com. In F. S. D., v. 8. . 1772.08 
 
 — Pauvrette. 5 acts. In T. S. D., v. 29 1772.22 
 
 — The phantom. 2 acts. In T. S. D., v. 21 1772.18 
 
 — Octoroon 1722.00 
 
 — ■ Pope of Borne. 5 acts. In F. S. D., v. 29 1772.22 
 
 — Prima donna, com 1722.00 
 
 — Queen of spades, com 1722.00 
 
 — West end ; or the Irish heiress, com. 5 acts. In F. S. D., v. 30. 
 
 — Willow copse. 5 acts. In F. S. D., v. 31 1772.23 
 
 — and Seymour (Charles). Wanted — a widow, farce. 1 act. 
 
 In F. M. D., v. 17 1771.12 
 
 Bought, play. See Harvey (F.) 1773.11 
 
 Bound 'preutice to a waterman, nautical drama. See Campbell 
 
 (A. L. V.) 1721.27 
 
 Bourgeoise (Anicet) and Feval (P.) Duke's daughter. . 1772.28 
 
 Box and Cox, farce. See Morton (J. M.) 1771.03 
 
 Box and Cox married and settled. See Coyne (J. S.) ... 1771.07 
 Boy martyrs [of Baltimore]. See Tayleuro (C. W.) . . 1772.24 
 Boyle (Roger, 1st earl of Orrery). Dramatic works. 2 v. Lon- 
 don, 1739. 8° 1714.06 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Tragedies : The black prince, Tryphon, 
 Mustapha, Henry v. 2. Herod the Great, Altemira. Guz- 
 man, comedy. 
 Brachvogel (A. E.) Narcisse the vagrant. 6 acts. Adapted from 
 the German, by J. Schbnberg. In Lacy, v. 107. . 1773.17 
 
 Braganza, trag. See Jephson (R.) 1732.20 
 
 Braggard captain (The). See Flautus (M. A.) . . . 1741J3 
 Breach of promise. See Buckstone (J. B.) ... 1772.25 
 
 Brennoralt, trag. See Suckling (Sir John) 1743.18 
 
 Brewer (Anthony). Lingua ; or the combat of the tongue and 
 the five senses for superiority, com. 5 acts. In Dodslev 
 
 (J.) Old plays, v. 5. 1780 . 1722.05 
 
 Brian Boroihme. See Knowles (J. 8.) 1772.15 
 
 Brian O'Linn, farce. 2 acts. In F. M. D., v. 8. . . . 1771.08 
 Bridal (The), trag. See Knowles (J. S.) 5 acts. In F.S.D.,v.6.1772.06 
 Bridal wreath. See Hazlewood (C. H.) . . . 1773.17 
 
 Bride (The), drama. See Baillie (Joanna) 1712^22 
 
 Bride of Lammermoor, drama. See Calcraft (J. W.) . . 1721.12 
 Bride of ludgate, comic drama. See Jerrold (Douglas). 1711.30 
 
 Bride of Mesbina. See Schiller (J. C. F. von) 5064.26 
 
 Bridgman (Cunningham V.) Shipmates, comedy-drama. 3 acts. 
 
 In Lacy, v. 102 1773.12 
 
 Brigand, romantic drama. See Planche (J. R.) . 1711.24 
 
 British slave. See Howe (J. B.) 1772.26 
 
 Britannia's honor, pageant. See Dekker (T.) Dram, works, v. 4. 
 
 „ , 1813 1722^21 
 
 Broken heart, trag. See Ford (J.) Dram, works, v. 1. 1831. 1724.13 
 
 Broken sword, melodrama. See Dimond (W.) . . 1721.08 
 
 Brome (Richard). Dramatic works. 3 v. L„ 1873. 16°. 1713.20 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Mad couple well macht. Novella. Court 
 
 beggar. City witt. Damoiselle. 2. English moor, or the 
 mock marriage. The love-sick court, or the ambitius poli- 
 tique. Covent garden weeded. The new academy. The 
 queen and the concubine. 3. Northern lasse. Sparagus 
 garden. The antipodes. Jovial crew. Queen's exchange. 
 
 — A jovial crew, or the merry beggars, com. 5 acts. In Dods- 
 
 ley (J.) Old plays, v. 10. 1780 1722.10 
 
 Brooke (Henry). Gustavus Vasa, trag. 5 acts. In British drama 
 
 V. 1. 1853 1714.09 
 
 Same. In London Btage, v. 3. 1826 1732.19 
 
 Brooke ( Mrs. Frances Moore). Rosina, comic opera. 2 acts. In 
 
 C. B. T., v. 15 1711.15 
 
 Same. In British drama, v. 1. 1853 1714.09 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 2. 1826 1732.18 
 
 Same. In Oxberry ( W.) New Engl. drama,v.9. 1821. 1734.18 
 
 Brookes (Geo). All the world's a stage, farce. 1 act. In F. 
 
 M. D., V. 37 1772.22 
 
 — Quash ; or nigger practice, farce, lact. /wF.M.D.v.37. 1772.22 
 Brother Ben, farce. See Morton (James M.) . . . . 1733.16 
 Brothers (The), com. See Cumberland (R.) . . . 1714.10 
 
 Brothers (The), com. See Shirley (James) 1743.03 
 
 Brough (Robert B.) Crinoline, a iarce. lact. InT. M. D.,v. 28. 
 Brough (Wm.) The Corsair, Christmas burlesque. In F. M. D., 
 
 v. 17 1771.12 
 
 — Number one, round .the corner, farce. 1 act. In F. M. D. f 
 
 V. 25 1771.16 
 
 — Phenomenon in a smock frock, lact. In F. M. D.,v. 19. 1771.13 
 
 — Trying it on, farce, lact. In F. M. D., v. 27. . . .1771.17 
 Brougham (John). All's fair in love. 5 acts. In F.S.D..V. 21. 1772.18 
 
 — Art and artifice. 5 acts. In F. S. D., v. 28 1772.22 
 
 — Columbus el filibustero 11 2 acts. In F. M. D., v. 19. 1771.13 
 
 — Decided case. 1 act. In F. M. D., v. 15 1771.11 
 
 — Demon lover, comedietta. 2 acts. In F. M. D., v. 14. 1771.11 
 
 — Dred : or the dismal swamp. 5 acts. InT. S. D., v. 19. 1772.17 
 
 — Franklin, hist, drama. 6 acts. In F. S. D., v. 21. . 1772.18 
 
 — Game of life, comedy. 6 acts. In F. S. D., v. 15. . .1772.16 
 
 — Game of love, comedy. 5 acts. In F. S. D., v. 14. . 1772.14 
 
 — Great tragic revival ; dr. absurdity. InT. M. D., v. 20. 1771.14 
 
 — Gun-maker of Moscow, melodrama. 3 acts. In T. S. D., 
 
 v. 21 ■ . 1772.18 
 
 — Irish Yankee. 3 acts. In T. M. D., v. 11 1771.09 
 
 — Life in New York : or Tom and Jerry on a visit. Comic dra- 
 
 ma. 2acts. InT. M.D., v. 13 1771.10 
 
 — Love and murder, farce. 1 act. In T. M. D., v. 9. . 1771.08 
 
 — Lottery of lite, astory of N. Y. 5 acts. In Lacy, v. 105. 1773.15 
 
 — Metamora, burlesque. 2 acts. In F. M. D., v. 32. . 1771.20 
 
 — Miller of New Jersey. 3acts. In T. S. D., v. 28. . .1772.22 
 
 — Musard ball, extravaganza. 1 act. In F. M. D., v 20. 1771.14 
 
 — Neptune's defeat. 2 acts. In T. M. D., v. 21. .1771.14 
 
 — Night and morning. 5 acts. In F. S. D., V. 18. . 1772.17 
 
 — Po-ca-hon-tas. 2 acts. InT. M. D.,v. 9 1771.08 
 
 — Recollection of O'Flannigan and the fairies. In F. M. D., 
 
 v. 11 1771.09 
 
 — Red mask, or the wolf of Lithuania. 3 acts. In F. S. D., 
 • v. 20 1772.18 
 
 — Romance and reality, com. 5 acts. In F. S. D., v. 15. 1772.15 
 
 — Shakspeare's dream, hist, pageant. InT. M. D., v. 21. 1771.14 
 
 — Take care of little Charley, farce. 1 act. In F. M. D., 
 
 — Temptation, comic drama. 2 acts. In T. M. D., v. 9. 1771.08 
 
 — and Goodrich (Frank B.) Dark hour before dawn. 6 acts. 
 
 In T. S. D., v. 28 1772.22 
 
 Brown (John, of Rothbury). Barbarossa, trag. 6 acts. In Brit- 
 ish drama, v. 1. 1853 1714.09 
 
 Same. In C. B. T., v. 17 . . 1711.17 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 2. 1825 1732.18 
 
 Browne (E. J.) Lucky sixpence, farce. 1 act. in Lacy, v.103. 1773.13 
 Browne the martyr, farce. See Lucas (J. T.) . . . . 1773.06 
 Bruton (James). Bathing, farce. 1 act. In Lacy, v. 108. 1773.18 
 Brutus (The first). See Alfieri (V.) Trag., v. 3. 1815. . 1712.12 
 
 Brutus, trag. See Payne (J. H.) 1711.11 
 
 Brutus, trag. See Voltaire (F. M. A. de) 1744.21 
 
 Bubbles of the day, com. See Jerrold (D.) 1725.24 
 
 Buckstone (John Baldwin). Alarming sacrifice, farce. 1 act. 
 In F. M. D., v. 33 1771.20 
 
 — Agnes de Vere : or the wife's revenge. 3 acts. In Lacy, 
 
 V. 106 1773.16 
 
 — Billy Taylor, or the gay young fellow, nautical builesque. 
 
 2 acts. In O. M. T., v. 3 • 1721.18 
 
 — Breach of promise, comedy. 2 acts. In T. S. D., v. 35. 1772.25 
 
 — Damon and Pythias : farce. 1 act. In O. M. T., v. 6. 1721.21 
 
 — Dead shot, farce. In F. M. D., v. 1 1771.01 
 
 — Dream at sea. 3 acts. In F. S. D., v. 34 1772.25 
 
 — Flowers of the forest. 3 acts. In T. S. D., v. 38. . . 1772.27 
 
 — Good for nothing, comic dr. 1 act. J»F. M. D., v. 26. 1771.17 
 
 — Green bushes. 3 acts. In T. S. D., v. 37. . . . 1772.26 
 
 — HappieBt day of my life, farce. 2acts. In C. B. T., v. 23 1711.23 
 
 — Henriette the forsaken. 3 acts. In F. S. D., v. 18. . 1772.17 
 
 — Husband at sight, farce. 2 acts. In F. M. D„ v. 18. 1771.13 
 Same. In O. B. T., v. 26 1711.26 
 
 — Ice witch ; or the frozen hand. 2 acts. In C. B. T., v.28. 1711.28 
 
 — Irish lion, farce, lact. InT. M. D., v. 4. .1771.04 
 
 — Isabelle. 3 acts. In T. S. D., v. 22. . ■ 1772.19 
 
 — Jack Sheppard. 4 acts. In T. M. D„ v. 7. ... 1771.07 
 
 — John street, Adelphi, farce. 2 acts. In C. M. T., v. 7. 1721.22 
 
 — Kiss iu the dark, farce. 1 act. In T. M. D., v. 6. . 1'JJ-™ 
 
 — Leap year, comedy. 3 acts. In F. S. D., v. 11. . - 1772 -JJ 
 
 — Lottery ticket, farce. 1 act. In T. M. D., v. 18. . . 1™ J-Jjj 
 
 — Luke the labourer, melodrama. 2 acts. In C. M. T.,v. 2. 1721.17 
 Same. In F. M. D., v. 2 1 i 71 Ji 
 
 — Maid with the milking pail, comic drama. 1 act. In F. M. 
 
 D., v. 31 mi- 1 ' 
 
 — Mischief.making. l.act. In F. M. D., v. 17. ... 1771.12 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
PLAYS : Buokstone to Churl. 
 
 877 
 
 Mischief-making, interlude. 1 act. In 0. M. T., v. 4. 17209 
 Z^n house: or the twin sisters, force. 2 acts. ^O-RT^ 
 
 oJnf 3 the'Deiticoats,'opera. 3 acts". JnF.M.b.,v.30. 1771.19 
 
 =-S4»TrDfTs. laot : In °: B T ". v . 25 : IBS 
 
 ~ Resumptive evidence ; or murder wiU out, domestio drama 
 
 "" 9 arts In 0. B. T., V. 34 1721.01 
 
 n„Lh diamond, farce. 1 act. In F. M. D., v. 6. . .1771.06 
 -BSj "comedy. 2 acts. In F. S. D., v. 33. . 1772.24 
 "" ^Scholar comedy. 2 acts. In F. S. D., v. 35. . 1772.25 
 ~S?^kWevenU farce. 1 act. InT. M. D„ v. 36. .1771.22 
 _ Sffin tbe Brass force. 2 acts. In 0. B. T., v. 24. . 1711.24 
 r^fqueens e #etite comedy. 1 act. In F. M. D., v. 13. 1771.10 
 
 _Victorine. 3 acts. In F. S.3 p.. v. 2 7 1772.21 
 
 _ Wreck ashore. 2 acta. In F. S. D., v. 33 ""■" 
 
 Bv.ck.aUs (The) : or Americans in England. See Paulding (J K) 
 
 Ainer. comedies. lo*< , * • • • * * A, "*- ow 
 
 Bullfighter: or the bridal ring, romantic drama. See AJmar 
 
 BttlJriytton (Edward George Earle' Lytion. 'lord Lytton) 
 Diacuas and poems. Boston, 1858. 32 . . . . . . 173.J.25 
 
 Contents : Lady of Lyons Richelieu Poems. 
 
 TAdv of Lyons. 5 acts. In F. S. D., v. 1 "!„ 9J 
 
 Zffie?, comedy 6 acts In F. S. D.. v. 1. ... 1772.01 
 
 — Ricuelieu. 5 acts. In F. S. D., v. 1 k 1.4.111 
 
 Bnmble's courtship, comic interlude. See Emerson (F. E.) 1773.09 
 K(OUver). Love in '76, comedietta. 2 acta. In F. JtD. 
 
 Bunnlklfred)'. W neighbor's We, force." 1 act. ' In F. M.D^ 
 8 *,& James- Bland)! Bhme's ;' or theWand brother 
 
 6 acts. ItiQ.o. 1-. '■ ■«*• ••,,»« t 
 
 Burgome (Gen-Sir John). Dram, and poet, works. 2 v.^L. 
 
 v l'Maid of the Oaks. Lord of the manor, 
 heiress. Kichard Cceur de Lion. 
 
 2. The 
 
 -The Heiress, com. 5 acts, in London stage y. 3. 1826. 1732.19 
 ^Lord of the manor, opera. Altered by 0. Dibden, jr. In O. 
 
 -Lord 
 
 B T., v. 13 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 2, 1826 
 
 L 2 acts. 
 
 1711.13 
 
 1732.18 
 
 In London stage, v. 3. 
 
 — 19 
 
 _ Maid of the oaks, dram. ent. 2 acts, in London stage v. 
 
 J025 liii 
 
 Burke (Charles). Rip Van Winkle. 2acts. /nF.S.I>.,v.22. 1772.19 
 Bornand (Frances Cowley). Romance under difficulties force. 
 
 -Deadma'n's point, or the lighthouse on the Carn Ruth dra- 
 ma. 4 acts. In Lacy, v. 92. Iwoot 
 
 Bury-fair. See Shadwell (Thos.) 1689 . 1742.23 
 
 Busybody.com. S« Cenflivre (Jlf«. SO "14.26 
 
 Bussy D'Ambois, trag. See Chapman (Geo.) 1713.25 
 
 Bf royal command. See Stirling (B.) . ••.••• •«<»■■"> 
 
 Byron (George Gordon Noel, lord Baron). In his Poetical works. 
 
 Contents : Manfred, dramatic poem. Marino Faliero, 
 
 hist, tragedy. Sardanapalus. The Two Foscan. Cain : a 
 
 mystery The Deformed transformed. Werner, or the 
 
 inheritance. 
 
 — Sardanapalus, trag. Adapted for representation by C. ton. 
 
 r PS d y 13 •• *■ * *«•*■& 
 
 — Werner! trag." Sact's. "jri C. B. T.. v. 46 1721.13 
 
 Same. JnF.S.D.,v.9 • • ■ -1772.09 
 
 Byron (Henry James.) Blow for blow, drama. 3 acts. '"Lacy, 
 
 — Camaraliama'n and" the fair Badou'ra"; o'r the bad djinn and 
 
 the good spirit, extrav. 1 act. In Lacy.v . 94. . 1773.04 
 
 — Enchanted wood, or the three transformed princes, fairy ex- 
 
 travaganza. In Lacy, v. 99 • • mf 09 
 
 — Giselle ; or the sirens of the Lotus lake, comical musical 
 
 legend. 1 act. In Lacy, v. 93 .• • 177<s.03 
 
 — Orange tree and the humble bee ; or the little princess who 
 
 was lost at sea, extrav. 1 act. In Lacy, v. 93. . . 17 M.Ujj 
 
 — Partners for life, com. 3 acts. In Lacy, v. 108. .. •"•*•"' 
 
 — Robert Macaire ; or tbe roadside inn turned inside out, bur- 
 
 lesque extrav. 1 act. In Lacy. v. 93 ilA'oi 
 
 Byron's tragedie. See Chapman (Geo.) |»m'?i 
 
 Cabin boy, drama. See Stirling (E.) _. . iilV'oS 
 
 Cabinet question, com. See Planche (J. R.) • • • • ■ o t» 
 Calvert (Geo. Henry). Arnold and Andre : hist, drama, a., 
 
 1864. 16°. 
 
 — Comedies. Boston, 1856. 8° 
 
 Like unto like 
 
 Carthaginian (The). See Plautus (M. A.) Oom., v. 4. 1772. 1741. 1G 
 Cart-wright (Win.) The ordinary, com. 5 acts. In Dodsley (J.) 
 
 Old plays, v. 10. 1780 1722.10 
 
 Case (The) is altered. See Jonson (Ben). Works. 1853. 1725.27 
 Oasina ; or stratagem defeated. See Plautus (M. A.) . 1742.05 
 Casket (Tbe). See Plautus (II. A.) Comedies, v. 4. 1772. 1741.1G 
 Cast king of Granada, hist, extrav. See Colomb (— ). . . 1773.13 
 Castle of Andalusia, See O'Keeffe (John). . . . 1734.04; 1711.32 
 Castle of Sorrento, comic opera. See Hartwell (H.) . .1711.33 
 
 Castle spectre. See Lewis (M. G.) 1711.15 
 
 Cataract of the Ganges ; or the rajah's daughter See Moncrieff 
 
 (W. T.) . . . 1711.33 
 
 Catch a weasel, farce. See Morton (J. M.) ... . . 1733. IB 
 Catiline. See Oroly (Rev. G.) Poet, works, v. 2. ... 1634.17 
 
 Catiline. See Jonson (Ben). Works. 1853 1725.27 
 
 Catiline. See Beade (J. E.) Poet, works, v. 2. 1857. . . 1681.02 
 
 Oato, trag. See Addison (Joseph) 1711. OS 
 
 Catspaw (The), com. See Jerrold (D.) Writings, v. 7. 1853. 1725.24 
 Caught in his own trap, comedietta. See Phillips [Mrs. A.) 1773 15 
 Cedar chest ; or lord mayor's daughter. See Almar (G.) 
 
 In O. M. T., V. 8 1721.23 
 
 Centlivre (Susanna). Works. 3 v. L., 1872. 16°. . . . 1714.25 
 Note.— For Contents see her name (p. 268 of Catalogue). 
 
 — A Bickerstaffs burying, farce, lact. London, n. d. 4°. 1715.02 
 
 — Bold stroke for a wife, com. 6 acts. In British drama, v. 1, 
 
 1853 1714.09 
 
 Same. 6 acts. In 0. B. T., v. 13 1711.13 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 1. 1825 1732.17 
 
 Same. In Oxberry (W.) New English dr. v. 7. 1819. 1734.16 
 
 — Busybody.com. 5 acts. In C. B. T., v. 8 1711.08 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 2. 1825. ..... 1732.18 
 
 Same. In Oxberry (W.) New English dr., v. 6. 1819. 1734.15 
 
 — The Gamester, com. 5 acts. 2d ed. London, 1708. 4°. 1715.09 
 
 — Love at a venture, com. 5 acts. Loudon, 1706. 4°. . 1715.02 
 
 — Love's contrivance, com. 5 acts. London, 1703. 4°. . 1716.02 
 The Man's bewitch'd ; or the devil to do about her. com. 5 
 
 acts. London, n. d. 4° 1716.02 
 
 — Stolen heiress, com. 5 acts. London, n. d. 4°. . 1716.02 
 The Wonder : a woman keeps a secret, com. 5 acts. In C. 
 
 B. T., v. 4 1711.04 
 
 Same. In British drama, v. 1. 1863 1714.09 
 
 Same. In F. S. D., v. 37. ...... . . 1772.26 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 2. 1825. ..... 1732.18 
 
 Same. In Oxberry (W.) New Engl. drama,v.4. 1818. 1734.13 
 
 Chabot, admiral of France, trag. See Shirley (J.) Dram. works, 
 
 v 6 1833 1743.08 
 
 Chain of guilt ; 'or inn on 'the heath. See Taylor (T. P.) 1721.27 
 Ohallis (Henry W.) My wife's husband, farce. 2 acts. 
 
 M. D., v. 16 
 
 Same. 2 acts. In C. M. T., v. 10 
 
 Champagne, com. Adapted from the French by F. E. Weatherly 
 
 ant A. W. M. Weatuerly. In Lacy, v. 98. . . 1773_08 
 
 Chances (The). See Beaumont (F.) and Fischer JJ.) _ Works, 
 
 Change' (A) of base.' See Curtis (Mrs. Arriana)^ . . .1744.04 
 Chan^eline (The), play. See Middleton (T. Works, v. 4. 1733.14 
 Cha?ma 1 n a fG ( eorg , e) P Comedies and I tragedies. With notes and 
 
 a memoir. 3 v. London, 1873. 12 • ma./* 
 
 Note —For Contents see p. 360 of Catalogue. 
 
 — All fools, com. 5 acts. In Dodsley (J.) Old P^, ^ 4. 
 
 — Eastward hoe. Sa'cts. >«bodsiey'(j!) Oldpl'ays v.4. 1722!o4 
 „.,«. ™™ [»u. In Dodslev I J.) Old plays, 
 
 06 
 1732.18 
 
 1714.28 
 1714.19 
 
 1741.09 
 1714.29 
 Better 
 
 Contents : The will and the way. 
 Camaralzaman and the fair Badoura. See Byron (H. J.) 1773.04 
 Camp at the Olympic, extrav. See Planche (J. R.) . 
 Cannon (Charles James). DramaB. N. T., 1857. 12 . . 
 Contents : Sculptor's daughter. Dolores, trag. 
 
 late than never, comedy. The oath of office, trag. 
 Capital match I farce. See Morton (J. M.) . . • • ■ "33.16 
 Cardinal (The), trag. See Shirley (J.) Dram, works, v.5.1833. 1743.07 
 Careless husband, com. See Cibber (C.) Dr. works,v.2.1760. 1713.28 
 Carey (Henry). Chrononhotonthologos, burlesque opera. 1 act. 
 
 to London stage, v. 3. 1826 ,,„, „a 
 
 Same. In 0. B. T., v. 41 • ■ • - 1721.08 
 
 — The contrivances, opera, lact. In London stage, v. *. 
 
 1827 ....*•■• lIol.im 
 
 — Dragon of Wantley,' burlesque opera. 3 acts. /« London 
 
 stage, v. 2 in 
 
 Oarmelile (The), trag. See Cumberland (R.) ..... 1732.20 
 Carpenter (J. E.) Love and honour, or soldiers at home— heroes 
 
 abroad. 3 acts. In 0. B. T., v. 48 • " 21 ^ 5 
 
 — The sanctuary, or England in 1415. 2 acts. In C. B. I 
 
 v. 48 
 
 In F. 
 
 1771.12 
 1721.25 
 
 6 acts. In Dodsley (J.) 
 — The widow's tears, com. 6 acts. 7n Dodsley (J.) Old^plaj™ 
 
 ChapJr of accid'en'ts.'com. See Lee (Miss Sophia; I. 
 
 ChaDter of accidents, farce. See Douglass (J. T.) . . . "73.0b 
 
 Otocoai burner ; or dropping well of Knaresborough^ See 
 
 Chari^'Te&Lrtl'w.'s:, brig.; P^ 1876 ' ! \ '.1724.34 
 Charles i., hist, drama. See Wills (W. G.) 1873. . . . *'"" 
 Carles ill, or the merry monarch com See Payne (J. H.) 1 1 09 
 Charles xn., hist, drama. See Planche (J. R.) . . . g 
 
 Charms, drama. See Young (Sir C. LJ . . . . . ■ • _ * ■> > 
 Chaste maid in Cheapside, com. See Middleton (T.) Works^v. 4. 
 
 1840.. . ._ •_•.-, ■._•_,; ;,»• • ■ • ; ; ; nu.05 
 
 1772. . • 1741.16 
 
 .. In Lacy, v. 96. 
 ! 93. . . . . 1778.03 
 
 Chastelard, trag. See Swinburne (A. C.) 
 
 Cheat (The). See Plautus (M. A. Com. 
 
 Oheats of Scapin. See Moliere (J. IS. r-) 
 
 OheitnamTcharles S.) Leatherlungo= > the great. 
 
 _ Matchmaker, farce. 2 acts. In Lacy, v. 93. 
 
 Cherry (Andrew). Soldiers daughter, com.^ 6 acts. In O.B^T., 
 
 Same. In F. S. D., y. 13.] | . ■ • • ■ • ; 1732 ;,7 
 
 S^SSxhe^^^^^-^ 
 
 1721.08 
 2 acts. In F. M. D 
 
 1721.15 
 
 _ The travellers ; or music's fascination, 
 
 C. B. T.,v. 41 
 
 Cherry and Fair star, eastern spectacle. 
 
 „ in • 
 
 Chimney-corner, drama *« Or.»» A 1 lien , (JamC s,. 
 
 'of Catal"-" 
 Ohoice.com. - 
 
 g^ickTnd fplKrcL See ^erin (P., 
 
 Chrononhotonthologos. 
 
 Churl (The). See Plautus (M. A.) 
 
 Com., v. 4. 
 
 1772. 
 
 . 1771.10 
 . 1711.11 
 . 1741.09 
 . 1711.17 
 . 1772.30 
 . 1773.19 
 
 . 5057.11 
 . 1773.19 
 . 1773.04 
 . 1773.05 
 1732.18 
 1741.16 
 
 In asking for books, use the "Book Order," giving 
 
 the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
878 
 
 PLAYS : Cibber to Courtney. 
 
 Cibber (Colley). Dramatic works, i v. L., 1760. 16°. . 1713.27 
 Note. — For Contents see p. 269 of Catalogue. 
 
 — Careless husband, com. 6 acts. In British drama, v. 2. 
 
 1853 1714.10 
 
 — — Same. In London stage, v. 3. 1826 1732.19 
 
 — Love makes a man ; or the fop's fortune, com. 5 acts. In 
 
 O. B. T., v. 43 1721.10 
 
 — — Same. In London stage, v. 3. 1826 1732.19 
 
 — Provoked husband. See Vanbrugh (J.) and Cibber (C.) 
 
 — She would aud she would not ; or the kind imposter, com. 
 
 6 acts. In London stage, v. 3. 1826 1732.19 
 
 — Ximena ; or the heroic daughter, trag. 5 actB. In British 
 
 drama, v. 2 1714.10 
 
 Cinderella, opera. 2 acts. In F. S. D., v. 21 1772.18 
 
 Circumstances alter cases, comedietta. SeeHoppin (W.J.)1771.22 
 Cistellaria ; or the casket. See Plautus (M. A.) Com., v. 2. 1742.05 
 Cit turned gentleman, com. See Moliere {J. B. P.) Dr. works, 
 
 v. 4. 1761 . . 1733.22 
 
 Citizen (The), farce. See Murphy (Arthur) 1734.20 
 
 City (The) heiress. See Behn {Mrs. A.) Plays, v. 2. 1871. 6021.05 
 City madam (The). See Massinger (P.) Dr. works. 1851. 1735.02 
 
 City match. See Mayne (J.) 1722.09 
 
 City (The) night-cap, tragi-com. See Davenport (E.) . . 1722.11 
 City (The) ot the plague. See Wilson (John). Poems. 1858. 1695.25 
 City witt. See Brome (R.) Dram, works, v. 1. 1873. . 1713.20 
 City wives' confederacy, com. See Vanbrugb. (Sir John). 1714.10 
 
 Civilization. See Wilkins (J. H.) 1772.13 
 
 Clandestine marriage, com. See Garrick (David) and Coiman 
 
 (George) 1741.07 
 
 Olapp (Wm. W., jr.) La Fiammina, 4acts. InT. S.D.,v. 39. 1772.27 
 
 — My husband's mirror, comedietta. lact./nF.M.D.,v.26.1771.17 
 Clad ; or the maid of Milan, opera. See Payne (J. H.) . 1711.24 
 Olaridge (C. J.) and Soutar (Robert, jr.) Fast coach, farce, lact. 
 
 In Lacy, v. 102. . '. . , 1773.12 
 
 Clarke (Campbell). Awaking, drama, lact. 7«Lacy,v.98. 1773.08 
 Clarke (H. Savile). Hugger-mugger, farce. 1 act. In Lacy, v. 102. 
 
 — and Du Tarreau (— ). Love wins, com. 3 acts. In Lacy, 
 
 V. 105 1773.15 
 
 Clarke (N. H. Belden). O'Neal, the great. 3 acts. In F.S.D., 
 V. 42 1772.29 
 
 — Pirate of the isles. In F. S. D., v. 42 1772.29 
 
 Clear case, farce, lact. See A'Beckett (G. A.) . . . .1721.11 
 Clements (Arthur). Two bliuds, operetta. In Lacy, v. 102. 1773.12 
 
 — Two to one ; or the Irish footman, farce. 1 act. In Lacy. 
 
 V. 98. . 1773.08 
 
 — and Hay (Frederiok). Cracked heads, burlesque. In Lacy 
 
 v. 108 1773.18 
 
 Cleomenes, the Spartan hero, trag. See Dryden (J.) Works, 
 
 v. 8. 1821 . 6042.21 
 
 Clerk of Clerkenwell. See Almar (Geo.) 1721.22 
 
 Clockmaker's hat, farce. See Girardin [Mme. E. de). . . 1771.08 
 Clouds. See Aristophanes. Comedies (p. 36 of Catalogue). 
 
 Coals of fire. com. See Craven (H. T.) 1773.04 
 
 Cobb (James). Doctor and apothecary, mus. ent. 2 acts. In 
 
 British drama, v. 1. 1853 1714.09 
 
 -Same. In London stage, v. 2. 1826 1732.18 
 
 — First floor, farce. 2 acts. In British drama, v. 2. 1853. 1714.10 
 
 Same. In O. B. T., v. 41 1721.08 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 3. 1826 1732.19 
 
 — Haunted tower, comic opera. 3 acts. fcO.B.T,, v. 30. 1711.30 
 Same. In London stage, v. 2. 1825 1732.18 
 
 — Paul and Virginia, mus. ent. 2 acts. In O.B.T., v. 20. 1711.20 
 Same. In London stage, v. 4. 1827 1732.20 
 
 — Siege of Belgrade, comic opera. 3 acts. In O.B.T.,v.20. 1711.20 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 4. 1827 1732.20 
 
 Cobbler of Preston, mus. farce. See Johnson (C.) . . 1721.09 
 
 Cockneys in California. See Coyne (J. S.) 1771.05 
 
 Coffee-house (The), com. See Voltaire (F. M. A. de). Dram. 
 
 works, v. 2. 1781 1744.22 
 
 Coffey (Charles). Devil to pay ; or the wives metamorphosed, 
 
 comic opera. In British drama, v. 1. 1853.. . .1714 09 
 
 Same. 2 acts. In O. B. T., v. 38 1721.05 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 1. 1825 1732.17 
 
 Coiman (George, the elder). Deuce is in him, farce. 2 acts. In 
 
 British drama, v. 1. 1853. 1714.09 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 3. 1826 1732.19 
 
 — Jealouswife.com. 5 acts. In Brit, drama, v. 1. 1853. 1714 09 
 
 Same. In C. B. T., v. 7 1711 07 
 
 • Same. In F. S. D., v. 4 .... 1772.04 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 1. 1825 1732 17 
 
 — — Same. In Oxberry (W.) New Engl, drama, v. 1. 1734 10 
 
 — Manager in distress, prelude. In Lacy, v. 94. . . . 1773.04 
 
 — Polly Honeycombe. lact. JnLondon stage, v. 2. 1825. 1732'l8 
 
 — and Garrick (D.) Clandestine marriage, com. 6 acts. In 
 
 °- B -T..v. 7 mi . 07 
 
 Same. In F. S. D., v. 6 . . 1772.05 
 
 ' Same. In London stage, v. 1, 1825 1732'l7 
 
 Same. In Oxberry (W.) New Engl, drama, v.5.1821.1734'l4 
 
 Same. In Lacy, v. 92 1773.02 
 
 Coiman (George, the younger). The Africans ; or war, love, and 
 
 duty. 3 acts. In C. B. T., v. 43 1721.10 
 
 — Battle of Hexham : or days of old. 3acts. In O.B.T..V.37.1721.04 
 — ■ Blue Beard, dram, romance. 2 acts. In O.B.T..V. 36. 1721.03 
 
 — Blue devils, farce. 1 act. In O. B. T., v. 39. ... 1721 06 
 Same. In F. S. D., v. 9 1772 99 
 
 — Heiratlaw.com. 6 actB. In C. B. T., v. 38. .' .172105 
 Same. In F. S. D., v. 12 1772.12 
 
 — Inkle and Yarico, opera. 3 acts. In Brit, drama, v.2.1853.1714 10 
 Same. In O. B. T., V. 16 1711 i B 
 
 — Iron cheat, play. 3 acts. In C. B. T., v. 36. . . 1721 02 
 In F. S. D., v. 6. . 1772'oc 
 
 — John Bull ; or the Englishman's fireside, com. 5 acts Ti, 
 O. B. T., v. 36. . . „ . „ . .172103 
 
 — • Jonathan in England. Altered from Who wants a guinea Vn 
 
 F. S. D., V. 40 1772 28 
 
 Love laughs at locksmiths, mus. farce. 2 acts. In 6. B. T 
 
 v. 37. 
 
 1721.04 
 
 — The Mountaineers, play. 3 acts. In C. B. T., v. 35. . 1721 02 
 Same. In F. S. D., v. 8. ' .' 1772*08 
 
 — Poor gentleman, com. 6 acts. In C. B. T., v. 37. ' 172104 
 Same. In F. S. D., v. 3. . . . ' 177203 
 
 — The Review ; or the wage of Windsor, mus. farce. '2 acts In 
 
 C. B. T., v. 36. . . . . 1721 03 
 
 Same. In F. S. D., v. 36 ..,.'. 1772 25 
 
 — Surrender of Calais, play. 3 acts. In C. B. T., v. 40. 1721* 07 
 
 — Sylvester Daggerwood, interlude. 1 act. In C.B.T.,v.36. 1721 03 
 
 — Ways and means, com. 3 acts. In Brit. drama,v. 1. 1853.' 1714 09 
 Same. In London stage, v. 3. 1826 1732.19 
 
 — Who wants a guinea, com. 5 acts. In C. B. T., v. 20* 1711*20 
 Same. Altered [and name changed to] Jonathan in Eng- 
 land. In F. S. D., v. 40 1772 fg 
 
 — X. Y. Z., farce. 2 acts. In C. B. T., v. 25 171l'26 
 
 Colomb (Col. — , F. S. A.) Cast king of Granada, hist, extrav 
 
 In Lacy, v. 103 1773.13 
 
 Columbus el fllibustero. See Brougham (John). . . " 1771* 13 
 Comedy and tragedy. See Fournier (M. R.) . . . . . 177113 
 
 Comedy of errors. See Shakspere (Wm.) ...... lTll!l6 
 
 Comfortable lodgings ; or Paris in 1750, farce. See Peake (B.B.I 
 Comical lovers, com. See Cibber (C.) Dr. works, v.3.1760. 1713.29 
 Comical revenge. See Etherege (G.) Works. 1704. . . 1723.08 
 Commissary, com. See Foote (S.) Works, v. 2. 1799. . 1724*19 
 
 Oomus, masque. See Milton (John) 1711.32 
 
 Conceited peddler. See Randolph (T.) Poet, and dr. works, v 1 
 
 1876 174.L24 
 
 Confederacy, com. See Vanbrugb. (J.) Dram, works. 1849. 1744.31 
 
 Congreve (Wm.) Dramatic works. London, 1849. 8°. . 1744.31 
 
 Contents : Double-dealer. Judgment of Paris. Love for 
 
 love. Mourning bride. Old Bachelor. Semele. Way of 
 
 the world. 
 
 — Works. 2 v. London, 1719. 18° 1714.17 
 
 — The Double dealer, com. 6 acts. In London stage, v. 4. 1732.20 
 
 — Love for love, com. 5 acts. In C. B. T., v. 19. . . . 1711.19 
 
 — — Same. In British drama, v. 2. 1853 1714.10 
 
 Same. In London stage.'v. 3. 1826 1732.19 
 
 — - Mourning bride, trag. 5 acts. In Brit, drama, v. 1. 1853. 1714.09 
 
 — • — Same. In London stage, v. 4. 1827 1732.20 
 
 — Way of the world, com. 5 acts. In London stage, v. 4. 1732.20 
 Conjugal fidelity. See Plautus (M. A.) Com., v. 4. 1772. 1741.16 
 
 Conjugallesson. See D'Anvers (Henry) 1771.10 
 
 Conquest (George) and Meritt (Paul). Seven sins j or passion's 
 
 paradise, drama. 4 acts. In Lacy, v. 109. . . . 1773.19 
 
 Conscience, trag. See Imand (A. W.) 1724.24 
 
 Conscious lovers (The), com. See Steele {Sir R.) . . . 1732.18 
 Conspiracie, and tragedie of Charles, duke of Byron. See Chap- 
 man (G.) Dram, works, v. 2. 1873 . 1713.25 
 
 Conspiracy of the Pazzi. See Alfieri (V.) Trag., v. 2. 1815. 1712.11 
 Constant couple. See Farquhar (G.) Dram, works. 1849. 1744.31 
 Constantmaid.com. See Shirley (J.) Dr. works, v. 4. .1743.06 
 Constantine Paleologus. See Baillie (J.) Works. 1851. 1712.22 
 Contention for honour and riches. See Shirley (J.) Dram, works, 
 
 V. 6. 1833 1743.08 
 
 Contrivances (The), ballad opera. See Carey (H.) . . . 1732.20 
 Convict (The). See Wilson (John). Poems. 1858. . . 1695.26 
 Conway (H. J.) Hiram Hireout, farce, lact. I71F. M. D.,v. 22. 
 
 — Our Jemimy, farce. 1 act. In T. M. D., v. 12. . . 1771.10 
 Cooke (John). Greenes tu quoque, or cittie gallant. 1 act. In 
 
 Dodsley (J.) Old plays, v. 7. 1780 1722.07 
 
 Cool as a cucumber. See Jerrold (Wm. B.) 1771.19 
 
 Cooper (Frederick Fox). Black-eyed Sukey, burlesque. 1 act. 
 
 In C. M. T., v. 14 1721.29 
 
 — Hercules, king of clubs, farce, lact. In C. M. T., v. 13. 1721.28 
 
 — Ion, travestie. 1 act. In C. M. T., v. 12 1721.27 
 
 — Spare bed ; or the shower bath, farce. 2 acts. In C. M. T., 
 
 v. 7 1721.22 
 
 Coriolanus, trag. See Shakspere (Wm.) 1711.07 
 
 Cornelia, trag. See Garnier (R.) 1722.02 
 
 Coronation (The), play. See Shirley (J.) Dr. works, v. 3. 1743.05 
 Coroner's inquisition, farce. See Hall (A. O.) .... 1771.11 
 
 Oorreggio, trag.. See Oehlenschlager (A.) 1733.36 
 
 Corsair (The), chriBtmas burlesque. See Brough (Wm.) 1771.12 
 Oorsican brothers. .See Grange (E.) and Montepin (X. de) 1772.12 
 
 Corsican brothers. See Webb (C.) 1721.14 
 
 Count Benyowski. See Eotzebue (A. von) 1724.22 
 
 Count Koenigsmark, trag. See Reitzenstein (C. von). . 1724.26 
 Count of Burgundy, com. See Kotzebue (A. F. F. vou). Dram. 
 
 works, v. 1. 1800 1732.02 
 
 Count of Narbonne, trag. See Jc-plison (R.) .... .1732.19 
 Countess of Escarbagnas. See Molinre (J. B. P.) Dram, works. 
 
 Country girl, com, See Wycherley (Wm.) 1734.17 
 
 Country house, farce. See Vanbrugb. (J.) Dr. works. 1849. 1744.31 
 Country inn, com. See Baillie (J.) WorkB. 1861.. . .1712.22 
 
 Country Bquire, com. See Dance (C.) 2 acts 1772.27 
 
 Oountrywife.com. See Wycherley (W.) Dr. works. 1849. 1744.31 
 
 Court and city, com. See Peake (R. B.) 1721.09 
 
 Court beauties, dram, sketch. See Flanche (J. R.) . . . 1741.09 
 Court beggar. See Brome (R.) Dram, works, v. 1. 1873. 1713.20 
 Court cards, comic drama. See Simpson (J. P.) . . . . 1771.24 
 Court secret, tragi-com. See Shirley (J.) Dr. works, v. 5. 1743.07 
 Courtezans (The). See Plautus (M. A.) Com., v. 6. 1774. 1741.17 
 Courtney (John). Deeds, not words, drama. 2 acts. In Lacy, 
 
 v.105. 1773.16 
 
 — Eustache Baudin. 3 actB. In F. S. D., v. 18. . . . 1772.17 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
P L A Y S : Courtney to Devil to pay. 
 
 879 
 
 _ Time tries all. 2 acts. In F. S. D., v. 36. 
 Cousin Faunie, com. 2 acta. In F. M. D.,v. 40. . 
 Covent garden weeded. See Brome (E.) Dr. works. 
 Oowley {Mrs. Hannali). Belle's stratagem, com. 
 British drama, v. 1. 1853. .... . , 
 
 Same. In C. B. T., v. 2. . . . . . . . . 
 
 Same. InT. S. D., v. 36 
 
 Same. In London stage,>. 2. 1825. . . . 
 
 8ame. In Oxberry (VY.) New Engl., drama, v 
 
 Bold stroke for a husband, com. 5 acts. 7n O.B.T., 
 
 Same. 5 acts. In London stage, v. 3. 1826. 
 
 . . 1772.26 
 
 ■ . 1771.24 
 
 . 2. 1713.21 
 
 acts. In 
 
 . 1714.09 
 
 . 1711.02 
 
 . 1772.26 
 
 . 1732.18 
 
 6. 1734.15 
 
 .36.1721.03 
 
 — Which is the man ? com. 5 acts. In London stage, v. 2 
 1825 ° 1732.18 
 
 Who's the dupe ? farce. 2 acts. In Brit, drama, v. 2. 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 1. 1825 
 
 Same. In Oxberry (W.) New Engl, drama, v. 11. 
 
 Cox and Box. See Morton (J. M.) and Burnand (F. C.) , 
 
 Coxcomb (The). See Beaumont (F.) and Fletcher (J.) 
 v. 3. 1843 
 
 Coyne (J. Stirling). Awkward arrival, com. 2 acts. 
 .12, 
 
 1714.10 
 1732.17 
 1734.20 
 1771.24 
 Works, 
 1713.03 
 In F. M. D., 
 
 — Box and Cox married and settled, farce. 1 act. In F. M. D 
 
 v. 7 1771.07 
 
 — Cockneys in California. 1 act. In F. M. D., v. 6. . 1771 05 
 
 — Did you oyer send your wife to Cauiberwell ? farce 1 ant 
 
 In F. M. D., v. 39 177123 
 
 — Everybody's friend, com. 3 acts. InT. S. D., v. 44. 1772 30 
 
 — Love-knot, com. 3 acta. In F. S. D., v. 40 1772 28 
 
 — Pas de fascination, farce. 1 act. In F. M. D„ v. 34. 177l'21 
 
 — Separate maintenance, farce. 1 act. In Lacy, v. 94. 177304 
 
 — Trumpeter's daughter, farce. 1 act. In F. M.D., v. 35. 177L21 
 
 — Unprotected female, farce. 1 act. /71F. M. D., v. 80! 177119 
 
 — Vicar of Wakefield. 2 acts. In F. S. D., v. 11. . .' 1772'n 
 
 — Wanted, one thousand spirited young milliners, for the gold 
 
 diggings, farce. 1 act. In F. M. D , v. 26. . . . 1771 17 
 
 — Woman in red. 3 acts. In Lacy, v. 92 1773.02 
 
 Cozeners (The), com. See Foote (S.) Works, v. 2. 1799. 1724 19 
 Cracked heads, burlesque. See Clements (A.) and Hay (F.)177318 
 Cradle of liberty ; or Boston in 1775. See Glover (S. E ) 4 acts 
 
 InT. S. D., v. 38 1772 27 
 
 Oramond brig, drama. See Murray (Wm. H.) .... 1721.13 
 Craven (H. T.) Chimney-corner, drama. 2 acts. In F.S. D.,v. 44 
 
 1773.04 
 1772.29 
 1773.18 
 1773.18 
 1721.17 
 
 Daddy Hardacre,- drama. See Simn«„„ it t» 1 
 
 spectacle. 3 acts. I n n M F T v I tbe Naia <"-<*. operatic 
 
 - Leah the forsaken. 5 acts in Lacy ( ~ S - S - y - ^ 1772 ' 3 ° 
 Damoiselle. See Brome (E.) Dram works' 
 Damon and Pithias, com. See Edwards^ 
 
 1773.10 
 1724.24 
 
 1772.30 
 
 1773.07 
 
 1873. 1713.20 
 
 Damon and Py thias', trag' SeesS^n^l'^- ,' • • 1722 - 01 
 Damon and Pythias fart, Sef ££, om ?J f]" 1 (EX -' J, 721 ' 11 
 
 — Naval engagements, com. 2 acts. In F M D 'v i 
 
 — Two b'hoys, burletta. 2 acts. In F M D ' v'se' 
 -Victorvanquished.com. 1 act. InTMD vW 
 
 — Who speaks first? farce. 1 act. In F. M E Tv 5 
 
 — Wonderful woman, com. dr. 2 acts. In F MD v u 
 
 ^lurtttT'l a^V^cV ?? ^ * «^l 
 
 1771.06 
 1771.18 
 1771.08 
 1771.04 
 1772.26 
 1771.16 
 1771.05 
 1771.24 
 
 Daniel (George). 
 In O. B. T., 
 
 Doctor Bolus. 
 
 .108. 
 
 — Coals of fire, com. 3 acts. In Lacy, v. 94. 
 
 — Meg's diversion. 2 acts. In F. S. D., v. 43. 
 ' — Our Nelly, drama. 2 acts. In Lacy, v. 108. . 
 
 — Village nightingale, burletta. 1 act. In Lacy, 
 Crazy Jane, romantic play. See Somerset (C. A.) 
 Oreatores of impulse, mus. fairy tale. See Gilbert (W. S ) 1773 01 
 Cricket on the hearth. See Smith (Albert). In F.S.D.,v.43. 1772 29 
 
 Crimeless criminal, farce. See Becher (M.) 1773.11 
 
 Crinoline, farce. See Brough (R. B.) \ \ 177118 
 
 Critic (The), or a tragedy rehearsed. See Sheridan (R. B.) 
 Cross (James C.) The purse ; or the benevolent tar, mus. ent 
 
 1 act. In London stage, v. 4. 1827 1732 20 
 
 Cross purposes, farce. See O'Brien (Wm.) ... . 1732 18 
 Crossing the line, comic dr. See Almar (George). . ' 177110 
 Crowding the season, com. See Hardy (E. T.) . . 1771 24 
 
 Crown prince. See Wilks (T. E.) ! 177110 
 
 Crowned Hippolytus (The). See Euripides (p. 450 of Catalogue) 
 Cruel gift, trag. See Centlivre ( 31 rs. S.) Dr. works, v. 2 1714 26 
 Cumberland (Bichard). The brothers, com. 5 acts. In British 
 
 drama, v. 2. 1853 1714.10 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 2. 1825. . , .' ,1732 18 
 
 — The Carmelite, tr. 5 acts. In Lond. stage, v. 4. 1827. 1732 20 
 
 — False impressions, com. 5 a. In Lond. stage,v.4. 1827. 1732 20 
 
 — Fashionable lovers, com. 5 a. 7aLond.stage,v.2. 1825. 1732.18 
 
 — iirst love, com. 5 acts. In London stage, v. 3. 1826. 1732.19 
 
 — The Jew, com. 5 acts. In O. B. T., v. 38 172105 
 
 — Same, in London stage, v. 1. 1825 1782 17 
 
 ~ "?j5. ri0UB nUB °and, trag. 5 acts. In London stage, v.' 3. 
 
 1826 1732 19 
 
 — Westlndian.com. 5 acts. In British drama, v. 2! 1853! 1714J0 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 1. 1825 1732.17 
 
 — Same. In Oxbeny(W.) New Engl, drama, v. 1. 1818. 1734J0 
 
 — Wheel of fortune, com. 5 acts. In O. B. T., v. 14. . 1711.14 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 1. 1825 1732'l7 
 
 Same. In Oxberry(W.) New Engl. drama,v.l2. 1821. 1734.21 
 Ounrungham (Mrs. Virginia.) Madelaine, the belle of the Fau- 
 
 bourg. 3 acts. InT. S. D., v. 33 1772.24 
 
 Cupboard love, farce. See Hay (Fred.) 1773 01 
 
 urpid and death, masque. See Shirley (J.) Dr. works,v.6. 1743.08 
 
 unpid in waiting, com. See Jerrold (B.) 1773.04 
 
 Cupids revenge. See Beaumont (F.) and Fletcher (J.) Works, 
 
 v. 1. 1843 1713 02 
 
 §£?£? : ° l ' t ' le , f °''ge>T. &«Flautus (JI.A.) Com.,'v.l. 1852. 1742.04 
 Qnll fZ ?., CU £ ko1 ?' com ' See Webster (J.) and Rowley (W.)1744.27 
 aZj ° r £ e ^attache, com. See Morton (T.) . . .1711.16 
 cS„ ,^ e , fld ? etB ' fai ' Ce - See Williams (T. J.) ... 1771.23 
 Curfew (The), play. See Tobin (J.) ... .... 1721.10 
 
 CnrfAV 86 ' COm - 2acts - l anon -l InF.M.T>.,v.ll. 1771.24 
 
 ffi! ?' ma ™ mon - See Eeynoldson (T. H.) 1721.30 
 
 Minis (Mrs. Arr.ana W.) The spirit of Seventy-six, a drama A 
 
 S g f„o 0f base - Do( =tor Mondschein. [anon.] Boston, 
 iObS. 16 17 44 q^ 
 
 Ulstora of the country. See Beaumont (F.) and Fletcher (J.) 
 Works, v. 4 171 3 l 
 
 0vrion^? i ! 8h y iing ' comeai ' e " a -' ^ee Smith (S. T.)' '. 1173.07 
 uyclops (The). See Euripides (p. 450 of Catalogue). 
 Ormbehne. See Shakspere (Wm.) 
 
 S? ? na IpMgenia. See Garriok (David). . 1732.19 
 "rnthia> revels. See Jonson (Ben). Works. 1853. . 
 See O'Keeffe (J.) Dram, works v. 3. 1798. 
 
 °zar Peter. 
 
 1741.09 
 1725.27 
 1734.06 
 
 In Laov, v. 94. ... . ^ 1T73 "L 
 
 Disagreeable surprise, mus. farce. ' 2 acts. 
 
 '* ■*■*• • o. 1711 1i 
 
 - lact. In a. B. T., v. 13 ' ' ' T711 ,, 
 
 — Sworn at Highgate, mus. farce. 2 acts. In C.M.T v 6' 1721 21 
 
 "mKu™* leS6on • comio »' 1 ™ 
 
 — Fascinating'in'dividual, 'farce! 1 ait. ' InFMD v'21' I77i'i2 
 sTts J '? d . aWU ' SM B™^ 1 ^ CO anfrfooirtk \ll B* 
 
 Daughter (The). ' See Bayly (f. H.)" '.'.'.'"' ' m?"?? 
 
 n»n!hl er t Th6) ' Play - &e K^wles (J. S.) Worksinkos ;' imM 
 Daughter to marry, comedietta. See Flanche (J. R ) 1741 00 
 
 Vea v.l ( 04 ^ HSSUe ° f my UfeI ^ i "ct. in Lacy 
 Davenant (Sir Wm!) 'Dramatic works, with pre'f. memoir 177 ?'^ 
 
 London, 1872-74. 8' ? . . . i 72 J.J 2 " 
 
 Note.— For Contents see p. 406 of Catalogue. 
 
 — The wits com. 5 acts. In Dodsley (J.) Old plays, v. 8. 1722.08 
 Davenport Robert). The city night-cap, tragi com. 6 acts In 
 
 Dodsley (J.) Old playB, v. 11. 1780. . 1722 11 
 
 Davidson [Mrs. —). Giralda; or which is my husband' coin 
 
 3 acts. In O. B. T., v. 46 i721 13 
 
 Davidson (G. H., translator). Angelo and the actress' of Padua 
 drama, i acts. In C. B. T., v. 48. . . . 1721 15 
 
 Day after the fair, farce. See Somerset (C. A.) 1721.18 •' 177l'i2 
 Day after the wedding, interlude. See Kemble (M. T.) ' mi'29 
 Day of reckoning, drama. See Flanche (J. R.) .... 174l'o9 
 Days of Jezebel, hist, drama. See Bayne (P.) 1872 . 171233 
 
 Day's fishing, farce. See Morton (J. H.) 177l'23 
 
 Dead heart, hist, drama. See Webster (B.) 1772*29 
 
 Dead shot, farce. See Buckstone (J. B.) ....'. '. 177101 
 
 Dead witness, drama. See Reeve (W.) 1773 09 
 
 Deadman's point ; or the lighthouse on the Cam Ruth See 
 
 Burnand (F. C.) 1773.02 
 
 Deaf and dumb; or the orphan protected. See Kotzebue 
 
 (A. von) 1711.15; 1724.23 
 
 Deaf as a post, farce. See Poole (T.) 1771 08 
 
 Deaf lover, farce. See Filon (F.) 1732.19 
 
 Death of Adam. See Genlis (Mme. de). Sacred dramas. 172432 
 Death of Caesar, trag. See Voltaire (F. M. A. de). Dr. works, v 1 
 Death of Cain. <SeeLyndsay (D.) Dramas. 1822.. . .1732 23 
 Death of Wallenstein. See Schijler (J. C. F. von). . . . 1633.15 
 Debauchees; or Jesuit caught, com. See Fielding (H.) Works, 
 
 v. 2 5037.21 
 
 Debt, farcical com. See De Pass (E. A.) 1773.10 
 
 Decided case. See Brougham (J.) 1771.11 
 
 Deeds, not words, drama. See Courtney (J.) 1773.15 
 
 Deep, deep sea ; or Perseus and Andromeda, burletta. See 
 
 Flanche (J. A.) and Dance (C.) 1741.12 
 
 Dekker (Thomas). Dramatic works. With notes and memoir. 
 
 4 v. London, 1873. 16° 1722.18 
 
 Note. — For Contents see under his name (p. 410). 
 — Honest whore. In Dodsley (J.) Old plays, v. 3. 1780. 1722.03 
 Delicate ground j or Paris in 1793. See Dance (C.) . . 1771.05 
 
 Delinquent (The), com. See Reynolds (F.) 1721.07 
 
 Deluge (The). See Lyndsay (D.) Dramas. 1822. . . 1732.23 
 
 Deluge (The). See Reade (J. E.) Poet, works, v. 3, 1857. 1681.03 
 Demetria, trag. See Hillhouse (J. A.) Dramas, v. 1. 1339. 1725.14 
 Demetrius. See Schiller (J. C. F. von). Works, v. 4. . . 6064.27 
 Demon lover, comedietta. See Brougham (John). . . 1771.11 
 De Montfort, trag. SeeBaillie (J.) Works. 1851. . .1712.22 
 Dennis (John). Dramas. In his Select works, v. 2, 1718. 5044.20 
 De Pass (E. A.) Debt, farce. 2 acts. In Lacy, v. 100. . 1773.10 
 Deposition (The) ; or fatal miscarriage, trag. 3 acts. [Edin.? n.d.] 
 
 12° In 1722.15 
 
 Desert deserted ; or last days of Brigham Young. 4 acts. [In 
 
 F. S. D., v. 26 1772.21 
 
 Desert island, dram. poem. See Murphy (A.) Works, v. 3. 5057.10 
 Deserteddaughter.com. See Holcroft (T.) . . . .1732.19 
 Deserter (The), musical drama. See Dibden (C.) . . . 1734.20 
 Desperate game, com. See Morton (J. M.) . . , , . 1733.16 
 Destiny of Cain. See Lyndsay (D.) Dramas. 1822. . .1732.23 
 
 Deuce is in him, farce. See Colman (George) 1714.09 
 
 Devil and doctor Faustus, drama. See Rede (L.) . . .1721.12 
 Devil (The) is an ass. See Jonson (Btn). Works. 1853. 1725.27 
 Devil to pay ; or wives metamorphosed. See Coffey (C.) 1721.05 
 
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 PLAYS : Devil upon two sticks to Earthquake. 
 
 Devil upon two sticks, com. See Foote (S.) Works, v. 2. 1724.19 
 
 Devil's bridge, opera. See Arnold (S. J.) 1721.09 
 
 Devil's ducat ; or Gift of mammon. See Jerrold (Douglas). 1721.20 
 Devil's elixir ; or the shadowless man, mus. romance. See Fitz- 
 
 Ball(E.) 1711.22 
 
 Devil's law case. See Webster (J.) Dr. works, v. 3. 1857. 1744.26 
 
 Devilish good joke. See Higgie (T.) 1771.21 
 
 Devotion of the cross. See Calderon de la Barca (P.) . 1714.20 
 Diamond arrow, com. See Moncrieff (W. T.) .... 1721.25 
 Dibden (Charles). The deserter, mus. drama. 2 acts. In Lon- 
 don stage, v. 1. 1825 1732.17 
 
 Same. In Oxberry (W.) New Engl, dr., v. 11. 1821. 1734.20 
 
 — Great devil ; or robber of Genoa, melodrama. 2 acts. In 
 
 O. M. T., v. 14 1721.29 
 
 — Ivauhoe ; orthe Jew's daughter, romantic melodrama. 3 acts. 
 
 In Lacy, v. 92 1773.02 
 
 — The Quaker, comic opera. In Brit, drama, v . 1. 1853. 1714.09 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 1. 1825. . . 1732.17 
 
 Same. In Oxberry (W.) New Engl, dr., v. 11. 1821. 1734.20 
 
 — ■ Smuggler's daughter, melodrama. 2 acts. In O. M. T., v. 7. 
 
 — The Waterman ; or the 1st of August, ballad opera. 2 acts. 
 
 InO.B. T.,v. 23 1711.23 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 4. 1827. ..... 1732.20 
 
 — Wildman, melodrama. 1 act. In C. M. T., v. 11. . 1721.26 
 Dibden (Charles, jr.) Farmer's wife, comic opera. 3 acts. In 
 
 London stage, v. 4. 1827 1732.20 
 
 — My spouse and I, operatical farce. 2 acts. In London stage, 
 
 v. 4. 1827 . . . 1732.20 
 
 Same, in C. B. T., v. 41 1721.08 
 
 Dibdin (Thomas). Banks of the Hudson ; or the congress 
 
 trooper. 3 acts. In C. M. T., v. 4 1721.19 
 
 — The Cabinet, comic opera. 3 acts. In O. B. T., v. 21. 1711.21 
 
 — Don Giovanni ; or a spectre on horseback. 2 acts. In C. 
 
 M. T., v. 2 1721.17 
 
 English fleet in 1342, comic opera. 3 acts. In C. B. T., v. 32. 
 
 — Fate of Calas, hist, drama. 3 acts. InG. M. T., v. 8. 1721.23 
 
 — Five miles off ; or the finger post, com. 3acts. In C.B.T..V.42. 
 
 — Heart of Mid-Lothian, melodrama. 3 acts. In C. M. T., v. 1. 
 Same. In F. S. D., v. 22 1772.19 
 
 — Humphrey Clinker, farce. 2 acts. In C. M. T., v. 4. 1721.19 
 
 — Ivanhoe ; or the Jew's daughter, melodrama. 3 acts. In 
 
 C. M. T., v. 2 1721.17 
 
 Same. In F. S. D., v. 40 1772.28 
 
 — Jew and the doctor, farce. 2 acts. In C. B. T., v. 11. 1711.11 
 
 — — ■ Same. In C. B. T., v. 34 1721.01 
 
 — Kenilworth, drama. 2 acts. In C. B. T., v. 39. . . 1721.06 
 
 — Lady of the lake, melodrama. "2 acts. In O. M. T.,v. 3. 1721.18 
 Same. In F. S. D., v. 35 1772.25 
 
 — Of age to-morrow, mus. eut. 2 acts. In C.B.T..V.43. 1721.10 
 
 — Past ten o'clock and a rainy night 1 farce. 2 acts. In O. B. 
 
 T, v. 38 1721.05 
 
 — Paul Jones, melodrama. 3 acts. In C. M. T., v. 2. . 1721.17 
 
 — Quaker (The), comic opera. 2 acts. In O. B. T., v. 37. 1721.04 
 
 — Ruffian boy, melodrama. 2 acts. In C. M. T., v. 4. . 1721.19 
 
 — St. David's day ; or the honest Welshman, mus. farce. 2 acts. 
 
 In O. B. T.,v. 37 1721.04 
 
 — Sixes ; or the devil's in the dice, melodrama. 2 acts. In 
 
 G. M. T., V. 9 1721.24 
 
 — SuilDhuv the coiner, melodrama. 2 acts. In C. M. T., v. 1. 
 
 — Two Gregories ; or where did the money come from ? farce. 
 
 2 acts. In O. M. T., v. 3 1721.18 
 
 — Under the rose, mus. interlude, lact. ZnO.M.T,,v. 1G. 1721.31 
 
 — Valentine and Orson, melodr. 3 acts. In C.B.T.,v.27. 1711.27 
 
 — What next ? farce. 2 acts. In London stage, v. 4. 1827. 1732.20 
 Dick Turpin and Tom King. See Suter (W. E.) . . . .1771.22 
 Did you ever send your wife to Camberwell ? See Coyne (J. Stir- 
 ling) 1771.23 
 
 Dido, queen of Carthage, trag. Set Marlowe (C.) Works. 1735.01 
 Digby (George). Elvira.com. 5 acts. /reDodsley (J.) Old plays 
 
 v. 12. 1780 1722.12 
 
 Dilly (J. J.) and Allen (James). Chiselling, farce. 1 act. In 
 
 Lacy, v. 109 1773.19 
 
 Dimond (Wm.) Broken sword, melodrama. 2 acts. InO. B.T., 
 
 V. 41 1721.03 
 
 Same. In F. S. D., v. 22 1772.19 
 
 — TueiEthiop. 3 acts, In F. S. D., v. 18 1772.17 
 
 — Foundling of the forest. 3 acts. In O. B. T., v. 40. 1721.07 
 
 — Hunter of the Alps, drama. 2 acts. In O. B. T., v. 39. 172L06 
 
 — Lady and the devil, mus. drama. 2 acts. /rcO.B.T.,v.46. 1721 13 
 Same. In F. S. D., v. 30 1772 23 
 
 — Peasant boy, opera. 3 acts. In a. B. T., v. 40. . . . 1721.07 
 
 — Young huzzar, opera. 2 acts. In C. B. T., v. 41. . . 1721.08 
 
 — Youth, love and folly, comic opera. 2 acts. In C. B.T., v. 39. 
 Disagreeable surprise, mus. farce. See Daniel (G.) . . 1711 14. 
 Discovery (The). See Flautus (M. A.) Com. v, 3. 1772. . 1741 !lg 
 Discreet princess, fairy extrav. See Planche (J. R.) . .1741^09 
 Distressed mother, trag. SeeFhilips (A.) 1732.20 ; 1734.14 ; 1714.10 
 Distrest mother, trag. See Philips (A.) . ... . 173220 
 Distress'd wife, com. See Gay (J.) Plays. 1772. . .1723 31 
 Distresses (The). See D'Avenant (W.) Dr. works, v. 4. 1722 25 
 Dixon (Bernard H.) and Wood (Arthur). Behind a mask, com. 
 
 3 acts. In Lacy, v. 97 1773.07 
 
 Doctor and apothecary, mus. ent. See Cobb (J.) 1714.09 ; lTd2.18 
 
 Doctor Bolus. See Daniel (G.) 17X1 13 
 
 Doctor Dilworth, farce. See Oxenford (John). . \ \ 1771.20 
 
 Doctor Faustus, trag. See Marlowe (C.) Works. 1733.01 • 1735 01 
 Doctor in spite of himself, farce. See Moliere (J. B. P.) 
 Doctor Mondschein ; or the violent remedy. See Curtis (Mrs. 
 
 A - W.) 1714 oi 
 
 Dr. Pangloss. See Heir at law. 
 
 Dodge for a dinner, farce. See Palmer (T. A.) . . . 1773.10 
 
 Dodsley (Robert). Miller of Mansfield, dram. ent. 1 act. In 
 
 London stage, v. 4. 1827 1732.20 
 
 Does he love me? com. See Falconer (E.) 1773.10 
 
 Doldrum (The); or 1803. 2 acts. See O'Keeffe (J.) Dram, works, 
 
 v. 4. 1798 1734.07 
 
 Dolores, trag. See Cannon (C. J.) Dramas. 1857. . . 1714.29 
 Don Cgesar do Bazan, drama. See Dumanoir (P. F. P.) and Den- 
 
 nery (A. P.) 1721.13 ; 1772.02 
 
 Don Carlos, prince of Spain, trag. See Otway (T.) Works, v. 1. 
 Don Carlos. In Schiller (J. C. F. von). Works, v. 3. . . 5064.26 
 
 Same. In Thompson (B.) Germ, theatre, v. 5. . 1724.25 
 
 Don Garcia. See Alfieri (V.) Trag., v. 3. 1815. . . . 1712.12 
 Don Garcia of Navarre. See Moliere (J. B. P.) 1733.27 ; 1735.04 
 Don Giovanni ; or spectre on horseback. See Dibden (T.) 1721.17 
 Don Juan ; or the feast of the statue. See Moliere (J. B. P.) 1733.28 
 Don Faddy de Bazan, farce. See Grover (J. H.) ... 1771.23 
 Don Quixote, mus. drama. See Almar (Geo.) .... 1721 29 
 Don Quixote in England, com. See Fielding (H.)Works,v.3.5037.22 
 Don Sebastian, trag. See Dryden (J.) Works, v. 7. 1821. 6042.20 
 Done on both sides, farce. See Morton (J. M.) .... 1733.16 
 Don't forget your opera glasses. See Woolf (B. E.) . . 1771.17 
 Don't judge by appearance, farce. See Morton (J. M.) . 1733.16 
 
 Double bedded room. See Morton (J. M.) 1771.15 
 
 Double-dealer, com. See Oongreve (Wm). 1744.31 ; 1714.17 ; 1732.20 
 Doublegallant.com. See Gibber (C.) Dr. works, v. 3. 1760. 1713.29 
 Double marriage. See Beaumont (F.) and Fletcher (J.) Works, 
 
 v. 6. 1844 1713.06 
 
 Doubtful heir, tragi-com. See Shirley (J.) Dr. works, v.4. 1743.06 
 Douglas, trag. See Home (John). . 5044.01 ; 1714.09 ; 1722.15 
 Douglass (John T.) Chapter of accidents, farce, lact. ZnLacy 
 
 V. 96 1773.06 
 
 Doves in a cage, com. See Jerrold (D.) Writings, /. 8. . 1725.26 
 
 Dowager, com. 1 act. See Mathews (C.) 1771.20 
 
 Down in a balloon, farce. See Oxenford (J.) 1778.02 
 
 Dragon of Wantley, burlesque. 3 acts. See Oary (Henry). 1732.18 
 
 Drama at home, extrav. See Planche (J. R.) 1741.09 
 
 Dramatic scenes. See Procter (B. C.) 1742.06 
 
 Dramatist (The), com. See Reynolds (F.) 1721.06 
 
 Drawing rooms, second floor, and attics, farce. See Morton 
 
 (J. M.) 1733.16 
 
 Dreadfully alarming, farce. See Edwardes (C.) and Cullerne (E.) 
 Dream (The), trag. See Baillie (J.) Works. 1851. . . 1712.22 
 
 Dream at sea. See Buckstone (J. B.) 1772.25 
 
 Dreams of delusion. See Simpson (J. P.) . . . 1771.20 
 
 Dred. See Brougham (J.) 1772.17 
 
 Drummer (The); orthehauntedhouse.com. See Addison (J.) 
 
 Drunkard (The). See Smith (W. H.) 1772.11 
 
 Drunkard's children, drama. See Johnstone (J. B.) . .1773.09 
 Drunkard's doom, drama. See Pitt (G. D.) . . . . 1772.30 
 Drunkard's warning, drama. See Tayleure (E. W.) . . 1772.30 
 Dryden (John). Dramatic works, [/n his Works, v. 2-7, 1821.] 
 
 Contents : v. 2. Wild gallant, com. Rival ladies, tragi- 
 com. Indian queen, trag. Indian emperor, or conquest of 
 Mexico. Secret love, or maiden queen. 3. Sir Martin 
 Mar-All, or the feigned innocence, coin. The tempest, com. 
 Au evening's love, or the mock astrologer, com. Tyrannic 
 love, or the. royal martyr, trag. 4. Almanzor and Alma- 
 hide, or tlie conquest of Granada by the Spaniards, trag. 
 Marriage a-Ia-mode, com. The assignation, or love in a 
 nunnery, com. 5. Amboyna, or cruelties of the Dutch to 
 the Engl, merchants, trag, State of innocence, and fall of 
 mau, opera. Aureng-Zebe, trag. All lor love, the world 
 well lost, trag, 6. Limberham, or the kind beeper, com. 
 (Edipus, trag. Troilus and Cressida, trag. Spanish friar. 
 7. Duke of Guise, trag. Albion and Albanius, opera. 
 Don Sebastian, trag. 
 
 — All for love, trag. 5 acts. In British drama, v. 2. 1853. 1714.10 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 3. 1826 1732.19 
 
 Dubourg (A. W.) Sympathy, comedietta. 1 act. In Lacy, v. 96. 
 
 — Twenty minutes under an umbrella. JnLacy, v. 106. 1773.16 
 Duchess of Main, trag. See Webster (John). 1744.25 ; 1721.13 
 Dudley (Bate). The woodman, comic opera. 3 acts. In Lon- 
 don stage, v. 4. 1827 1732.20 
 
 Duel (The); or my two nephews, farce. See Peaks (R. B.) 1711.22 
 
 Duenna (The), .com. opera. See Sheridan (R. B.) 
 
 Duke of Guise, trag. See Dryden (J.) Works, v. 7. 1821. 6042.20 
 
 Duke of Milan. See Massinger (Philip) 1736.02 
 
 Duke's daughter; or the hunchback of Paris. See Bourgeoise 
 
 (A.) and Feval.(P.) 1772.28 
 
 Duke's mistress, trag. See Shirley (J.) Dr. works, v. 4. 1743.06 
 Dumanoir (P. F. P.) and Dennery (A. P.) Don Cassar de Bazan. 
 
 3 acts. [Tr. by G. A. A'Beckett and Mark Lemon.) In 
 
 F. S. D„ v. 2 1772.02 
 
 Same. In O. B. T., v. 46 1721.13 
 
 Dumb belle, farce. See Bernard (P.) 1771.16 
 
 Dumb boy of Manchester. See Bayner (B. F.) . . 1772.29 
 
 Dumb girl of Genoa, melodrama. See Farrell (J.) . . 1772.24 
 
 Dumb knight, hist. com. See Machin (L.) 1722.04 
 
 Dumb Savoyard, and his monkey. See Thompson (C.P.) 1773.08 
 
 Duplicity, com. See Holcroft (T.T 1732.20 
 
 Durivage (O. E.) Lady of the lions, burlesque, lact. In F. 
 
 M. D., v. 29. . .... 1771.18 
 
 — Stage-struck Yankee, farce, lact. In F. M. D., v. 27. 1771.17 
 Dutch courtezan. See Marston (J.) Works, v. 2. 1856. 1733.03 
 Dutch lover. See Behn (Mrs. A.) Plays, v. 1. 1871. . . 5021.04 
 
 Dutchman's ghost, farce. See. Barry (S.) 1771.13 
 
 D'ye know me now ? farce. See Martin (Wm.) . . . 1773.15 
 
 Dyingforlove.com. See Morton (J. M.) 1771.20 
 
 Earl of Essex, trag. See Jones (H.) 1714.10 
 
 Earl of poverty. See Almar (Geo.) 1721.29 
 
 Earl of Warwick, trag. See Franklin (Thomas). . . • 1732.19 
 Earthquake ; or spectre of the Nile, burletta. See Fitz-Ball (E.) 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
PLAYS : East Indian to Fielding. 
 
 881 
 
 rant Indian (The), com. See Kotzebue |A. F. F. von). Dramatic 
 
 works, v. 2. 18U0 1732.03 
 
 Past Indian (The), cum. See Lewis (M. G ) Jn Kotzebue (A. F. 
 
 F. von). Dram, works, v. 3. 1801 1732.04 
 
 Bast Lynne, drama. See Palmer (T. A.) 1773.13 
 
 Fastward hoe. See Chapman (Geo) 1722.04 
 
 Eastward hoe. See Marston (J.) Works, v. 3. 1856. . .1733.01 
 Ebenezer Venture, farce. Sffl La Bree (L.) . . . .1771.15 
 rhsworth (<)/"■ — )• Payable at siglit ; or chaste salule, comic 
 
 piece. Li O. M. T., v. 14 1721. 29 
 
 Ebsworth (Joseph). Eival valets, farce. 2 acts, la O. M. T.. v. 12 
 Ecolesiazusoj. See Aristophanes. Comedies, v. 2. 1853.1712.16 
 Eddystone elf, melodrama. See Pitt (G. D.) . . . 1721.25 
 
 Education, com. See Morton (T.) 1711.16 
 
 Edward, the black prince, hi<t. trag. See Shirley (Win.) 1732 20 
 Edward n., trag. See Marlowe (0.) Dr. works. 1S18. . 1733.01 
 
 Edward IV., play. See Heywood (Thomas) 1756.13 
 
 Edwardes (Conway). Anne Boleyn, burlesque extrav. 1 act. 
 
 In Lacy, v. 97 1773.07 
 
 Onrpet.com. 3 acts. In Lacy, v. 105. . . . 1773.15 
 
 aniOnllerne (Edward). Dreadfully alarming, farce. 1 act. 
 
 In Lacy, v. 05 1773.05 
 
 Edwards (Richard). Damon and Pitliias, com. 7,i Dodsley (J.) 
 
 Old plays, v. 1. 1780 1722.01 
 
 Edwin the fair. See Taylor (H. I Poetical works, v. 2. 1692.33 
 Ennont. See Goethe (J. W. von). Dram, works. 1851. . 1725.01 
 Eileen Oge; or dark's the hour before the dawn. See Falconer 
 
 (E.) 1773.17 
 
 Elder brother. See Beaumont (F.) and Fletcher (J.) Works, v. 10. 
 Election (The), com. See Baillie (J.) Works. 1851. . . 1712.22 
 Electra. See Euripides. See under his name (p. 450 of Catalogue). 
 Electra. See Sophocles. Tragedies. . . 1743.20 ; 23 ; 1744.01 
 Elfrida. See Mason {Rev. W.) British poets, v. 18. . .1628.18 
 Ella Rosenburg, melodrama. See Kenney (J.) . . . .1711.27 
 Elton (E. W.) Paul the poacher, domestic drama. 2 acts. In 
 
 0. M. T., v.ll. . . . 1721 26 
 
 Elvira com. See Digby (G.) 1722.12 
 
 Emilia Galutti. See Lessing (G. E.) Dr. works, v. 1. 1878. 1732.29 
 _ — Same. In Thompson (B.l German theatre, v. 6. 1801. 1724.26 
 Emperor of the east. .See Massinger (P.) Dr. works. 1735. 02;I733. 08 
 Emperor of the moon. S-e Behn [Mrs. A.) Plays, v. 4. 1871. 5021.07 
 Emson (Frank E.) Bumble's courtship, comic interlude. 1 act. 
 
 In Lacy, v. 99 1773.09 
 
 Enchanted wood, fairy extrav. See Byron (H. J.) . . . 1773.09 
 Endimion, the man in the moone. See Lyly (J.) Dr. works, v. 1. 
 
 1858 1732.14 
 
 English (Thomas Dunn). The Mormons. 3 acts. InT. S. D., v. 26. 
 English fleet, iu 1342, comic opera. See Dibden (T.) . . 1711.32 
 English moor: or the mock marriage. See Brome (R.) Drain. 
 
 works, v. 2 1713 21 
 
 English tragedy, play. See Kemble (F. A.) Plays. 1863.1731.16 
 Englishman in Paris, com. See Foote (s.) Works, v. 1. . 1724.18 
 Englishman returned from Paris, farce. See Foote (S.) Works, 
 
 V. 1 1724.18 
 
 Englishman's house is his castle. S'e Morton (J. M.) .1733.16 
 Ensign (The), com. See Schroeder (F. L.) . . . .1724.26 
 
 Enthnsiasm.com. See Baillie (J.) Works. 1351. . .1712 22 
 Epicmne ; or the silent woman. See Jonson(Ben). Works. 1725.27 
 Epidicus. See Plautus (II. A.) C .medies, v. 2. 1852. .1742.115 
 Epsom-Wells, com. See Shadwell (T.) 1673. . . 1742.22 
 
 Ernest Maltravers. See Medina (Louisa) 1772.17 
 
 Ernestine. See Robertson (Win.) . . . 1772.14 
 
 Esmeralda. See Fitz -Ball (Edw.) . . 1772.17 
 
 Ethwald, trag. See Baillie (J.) Works. 1851. . .1712.22 
 
 Eton boy, farce. See Morton (E.) 1771.17 
 
 Eugene Arara. See Moncrieff (W. T.) . . . 1721.25:1773.13 
 Eagenie ; or the Spanish bride. See Kemble (F. A.) Plays. 1731.16 
 Enanchns ; or the eunuch. See Terence. Comedies. .1744.13 
 Earipides. Tragedies. See p. 450 of Catalogue. 
 Eurydice. farce. See Fielding (Henry). Works, v. 3. . 5037.22 
 Eurydice hiss'd. See Fielding (H.) Works, v. 3. . . . 5037.22 
 
 Eastache Baudin, See Courtney (J.) 1772.17 
 
 Eradne ; or the Btatue. See Shiel (E. L.) 1772.07 
 
 Eveleen Wilson. See Pilgrim (J.) 1772.28 
 
 Evening's love (The), com. See Dryden (.1.) Works, v. 3. 5042.16 
 
 Everybody's friend, com. See Coyne (J. S.) 1772.30 
 
 Everybody's husband, comic drama. See Byan (R.) . . 1721.19 
 
 Every man in his humor, com. See Jonson (Ben). 
 
 Every man out of his humor. See Jonson (Ben). Works. 1725.27 
 
 Every one has his fault, com. See Inchbald (Mrs. E ) 
 
 Evil eye, melodrama. See Phillips (J. B.) . . .1771.12 
 
 Evil genius, com. See Bernard B.) 1772.18 
 
 Example (The), com. See Shirley (J.) Dram, works, v. 3. 1743.05 
 Exchange no robbery, com. See Hook (T. E.) . . . . 1721.04 
 Exile (The); or deserts of Siberia. See Reynolds (F.) .1711.29 
 Faint heart never won fair lady, com. SeePlanche (J. R.) 1772.05 
 
 Fair encounter, comedietta. See Rae (i '.. M.) 1773.14 
 
 Fair favourite, tragi-com. See D'Avenant (W.) Dram, works, 
 
 V. 4. 1873 1722.25 
 
 Fairmaid of the exchange, com. See Heywood (T.) . . 1756.30 
 Fair maid of the inn. See Beaumont (F.) and Fletcher (J.) 
 
 , Works, v. 10. 1846 1713.10 
 
 Fair maid of the west. See Heywood (T.) .... .1756.42 
 iair oue with the golden locks, fairy extrav. See Flanche (J. R.) 
 
 i air penitent, trag. See Rowe (N.) 1711.09 
 
 taithful friends. See Beaumont (F.) and Fletcher (J.) Works, 
 
 . v. 4. 1844 \ . 1713.04 
 
 -taunfnl shepherdess. See Beaumont (F.) and Fletcher (J.) Works, 
 
 „ . T- 2. 1843. . 1713.02 
 
 •falconer (Edmund). Does he love mo ? com. 3 acts. In Lacy, 
 
 _„. I T ' 100 1773.10 
 
 nueen Oge ; or dark's the hour before the dawn, drama. 
 i acts. In Lacy, v. 107 1773.17 
 
 — Husband of an hour. 2 acts. In F. S. D„ v. 38 1772 27 
 
 — Peep o'day drama. 4 acts. InT. S. D , v 44 177230 
 
 — Too much for good nature, farce. 1 rt' In F M V v 39 
 
 I ' u ° i?r g '? rH ' C " mic 01>era - 3 " cts - In O. B. T. v 9 1711 09 
 S"*!"; 1 ""' , ** Jonson (Ben). Works. 1853 172527 
 
 Falls of Clyde, melodrama. See Soane (G.) ... mi ii 
 
 False delicacy. See Kotzebue (A. von). . . J704 00 
 
 Fasefnoud.com. See Vanbrugh (J.) Dram, works.' 1849.' 1T4431 
 Fa so impression,, com. See Cumberland (R.) . . .1732 20 
 
 False one. See Beaumont (F.) u nd Fletcher (J.) Works v 6 
 
 False shame com. ' See kotzebue (A. F. F.' von)'. Dram, work"! 
 
 V. CJ. J8UU 1739 01 
 
 Family failing, farce. See Oxenford 'J.) . ' '17711s 
 
 Family jar,, musical farce. 2 acts. In T. M D v 15 ' 1771 11 
 Family legend, trag. See Baillie (J). Works. 1851 1712'22 
 
 Family of love. See Middleton (T.) Works, v. 2 1840 1733'l2 
 Family pictures, farce. S. e Stirling (E. I . 1773'l6 
 
 Famovs history of sir Tlioma, Wyat ; by T. Dekker and J Web- 
 ster. SeeDekker (T.| Dram, works, v. 3. . . .1722 20 
 
 Same. In Webster (J ) Dram, works, v. 1. 1867.1744 24 
 
 Fanchon, the cricket. See Waldauer (A.) In F.S.D..V.42. 1772 29 
 Fancies, chaste and noble. S-e Ford (J ) Dr. works 1724 14 
 
 Farmer (The). See O'Keeffe (John) 1734.07 : 1711 ^27 
 
 Farmer's wife, comic opera. See Dibden ICjr.) . . .1732.20 
 Farnie (H. B.) Soul of honor I drama. 5 acts. In Lacy, v. 104. 
 Farquhar (George). Dramatic works. London, 1849. 8°. 1744.31 
 Contents : Eeaux' stratagem. Constant couple. The in- 
 constant. Love and a bottle. Recruiting officer. Sir 
 Harry Wildair. Twin rivals. 
 
 — Beaux' stratagem, com. 5 acts. In O. B. T., v. 21. e 1711.21 
 
 Same. In British drama, v. 1. 1853 1714^09 
 
 • Same. In Oxberry (W.) New Engl, dr., v. 7. 1819. 1734.16 
 
 — Constant couple ; or a trip to the jubilee, com. 5 acts. In 
 
 London stage, v. 2. 1825 1732.18 
 
 — The inconstant ; or the way to win him, com. 5 acts. In 
 
 British drama, v. 1. 1853. ... ... 1714 09 
 
 Same. In T. S. D., v. 28 .1772 22 
 
 Same. In C. B. T., v. 5 1711 05 
 
 -Same. In London stage, v. 1. 1825 1732.17 
 
 Same. In Oxberry ;W.| New Engl, dr., v. 10. 1821. 1734 19 
 
 — Recruiting officer, com. 5 acts. In Brit, drama, v. 2. 1714 10 
 
 -Same. In 0. B. T., v. 22 1711.22 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 1. 1825 1732.17 
 
 — — Same. In Oxberry(W.) New Engl. drama,v.6. 1819. 1734.15 
 Farrell (J.) Dumb girl of Genoa, melodrama. 3 acts. In F. S. 
 
 D., v. 33 , 1772.24 
 
 Fascinating individual. See Danvers (H.) ...... 1771.14 
 
 Fashion ; or life in New York, com. See Ritchie (A. C. M.) 1772.21 
 Fashionablelovers.com. 5 acts. See Cumberland (R.) 1732.18 
 Fast coacli, farce. See Claridge (C. J.) ond Soutar (R., jr.) 1773.12 
 Fatal curiosity, trag. 3 acts. SeLillo(G.| . 1714.09 ; 1732.19 
 Fatal discovery, trag. See Home (J.) Works, v. 2. . . .6044.02 
 
 Fatal dowry, trag. See Massinger (Philip) 17 11.10 ; 1733.08 ; 1735.(12 
 Fatal glass ; or the curse of drink. SeeM'Oloskey (J.) ,1773.16 
 Fatal snow-storm, romantic drama. See Barrymore (W.) 1721.28 
 
 Fatality. See Boaden (C.) . 1711.23 
 
 Fate ot Cilas, hist, drama. See Dibden (T.) 1721.23 
 
 Father and son : or the rock of Cliarbonuiere. See Fitz-Ball (E.) 
 Fathers ; or good natured man, com. See Fielding (H.) Works, 
 
 v. 4 6037.23 
 
 Faust. See Goethe (-T. W. von), p. 680 of Catalogue. 
 
 Faust and Marguerite, spectacular drama. 3 acts. InT. S. D., 
 
 V. 35 1772.25 
 
 Faustus, romantic drama. See Soane (G.) . . . 1711.33 
 
 Fawne(The). See Marston (J.) Works, v. 2. 1856. .1733.03 
 
 Fazio, trag. See Milman (II. H.) 1721.14 
 
 Feign'dcurtezaiis. See Behn (Mrs. A.) Plays, v. 2. 1871 6021.05 
 Female Massaroni ; or fair brigands, operatic drama. See Som- 
 erset (C. A.) 1721.28 
 
 Ferrex and Porrex, trag. See Sackville(T.) .... .1722.01 
 Feudal times. See White (J.) In F. S. D„ v. 6. . . .1772.06 
 Feuillet (Octave). Romance of a poor young man. 6 acts. In 
 
 F. S. D., v. 29 • ■ 1"2.22 
 
 Fielding (Henry). In his Works, V. 1-4. L., 1871. 8°. . .5037.20 
 Cimlents : v. 1. Love in several masques, com. Temple 
 beau, com. Author's farce ; with a puppet show, called 
 Pleasures of the town. Coffee hou-e politician, com. 
 Tragedy of tragedies, or life and death of Tom Thumb the 
 great. 2. Letter writers, farce. Grub-street opera. The 
 lottery, a far e. The modern husband, coin. The mock- 
 doctor, or the dumb lady cured, com. Covent-Garden 
 tragedy. The debauchees, or the Jesuit caught, com. 
 Ttie miser, com. 3. Comedies : The intriguing chamber- 
 maid. Don Quixote iu England. The old man taught 
 wisdom, or the virgin unmasked. The universal gallant, 
 or the different husbands. Pasquin, a dramatic satire. 
 Eurydice, farce. Eurydice hiss'd. Tumble-down Dick, or 
 Pliaeton in the suds, burlesque. Miss Luey in town, farce. 
 Wedding-day, com. 4. 'Iho fathers, or the good natured 
 man, com. 
 
 Intriguing chambermaid, farce. 2 acts (from Regnard). In 
 
 British drama, v. 2. 1853 "1H2 
 
 — The "user, com. 3 acts. /,. C. B. T„ v. 35. . .1721.02 
 
 Same, /re London stage, v. 1. 182o. . . . . . !'«•£' 
 
 Same. In Oxberry ( W.) New Engl. dr.. v. 11. 1821. 1734.20 
 
 — Mock doctor, farce. 2 acts. In British drama, v. 1. 1714.03 
 Same. In London stage, v. 2. 1825 . . .1732.18 
 
 — Tom Thumb, burlesque opera. 2 acts. Altered by K. OHai a 
 
 In London stage, v. 2. 1825. . . . • - .. 1732.18 
 
 — Virgil unmasked, urns, farce. 1 act. In London stage, v. 3. 
 
 1S26 1(32.19 
 
 HI In asking for books, use the ■■ Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER, 
 
882 
 
 PLAYS : Fiesco to Genlis. 
 
 2 acts. 
 1773.14 
 1721.31 
 1721.21 
 
 1721.18 
 1721.19 
 1772.17 
 1721.27 
 2 acts. 
 1721.21 
 1772.24 
 1721.20 
 . 1. 1721.16 
 1721.21 
 1773.05 
 
 Fiesco. See Schiller (J. C. F. von). Works, v. 1. . . . 5064.27 
 Fifteen years of a drunkard's life, melodrama. See Jerrold (D.) 
 Figaro in London, farce. See A'Beckett (G. A.) . . . 1721.12 
 Fighting by proxy, burletta. See Kenney (J.) .... 1771.18 
 Fille (La) de Madamo Augot, opera bonffe. 3 acts. Adapted 
 
 from the French of Clairville, Siraudin, and Koning. In 
 
 Lacy, v. 103 . . 1773.13 
 
 Fire raiser, melodrama. See Almar (G.) . .1721.24 
 
 Fireman (The). See Johnson (S. D.) 1772 24 
 
 Firmilian, a " spasmodic " trag. See Aytoun (W. E.) .1712.19 
 First floor, farce. &e CobbfJ.) . . . . . .1714.10 
 
 First love, com. See Cumberland (R.) . .* 1732.19 
 
 First night, comic drama. In F. M. D., v. 26. . 1771.17 
 
 First of April, farce. See Boaden (C.) . . 1711.26 
 
 First steps to folly, com. See Nota (A.) 1725.28 
 
 Fisher (Jasper). Fuimus Troes. the true Trojans. 5 acts. In 
 
 Dodsley (J.) Old plays, v. 7. 1780 1722.07 
 
 Fitz-Ball (Edward). Devil's elixir ; or the shadowless man, 
 
 mus. romance. 2 acts. In C. B. T-, v. 22. . . . 1711.22 
 
 — Earthquake ; or the spectre of the Nile, operatic spectacle. 
 
 3 acts. InC. M. T., v. 1 .1721.16 
 
 — Esmeralda. 3 acts. In F. S. D.. v. 19 1772.17 
 
 — Father and son : or the rock of Charbonniere. 2 acts. In 
 
 C. B. T., v. 10. . . . ... . . 1711.10 
 
 Same. In F. S. D., v. 25 1772.20 
 
 — Floating beacon ; or Norwegian wreckers. 2 acts. In O. M. 
 
 T„ v. 2 . .' . 1721.17 
 
 Same. In F. S. D., v. 23. 1772.19 
 
 — Flying Dutchman ; or phantom ship. 3 acts. In O. M. T., 
 
 v. 2 . . . 1721.17 
 
 Same. In F. S. D., v. 14 1772.14 
 
 — Fortunes of Nigel, melodrama. 3 acts. In O.M.T..V.4. 1721.19 
 
 — Hans von Stein ; or the robber knight, melodrama. 
 
 In Lacy, v. 104 
 
 — ■ Haunted hulk, nautical dr. 3 acts. In C. M. T., v. 16 
 
 — Hofer, the Tell of Tyrol. 3 acts. In O. M. T., v. 6. 
 
 — Inchcape Bell, nautical burletta. 2 acts. In C.M.T..V.1. 1721.16 
 
 — Innkeeper of Abbeville. 2 acts. In F. S. D„ v. 25. . 1772.20 
 -Same. [With title .-] Innkeeper. InC. M. T., v. 3 
 
 — Joan of Arc, melodrama. 3 acts. In O. M. T., v. 4. 
 
 — Jonathan Bradford. 2 acts. In F. S. D., v. 19. 
 
 — Kceuba ; or pirate vessel. 2 acts. In O. M. T., v. 12 
 
 — Mary Glastonbury ; or dream girl of the devil-holl. 
 
 In 0. M. T., v. 6 
 
 — Momentous question. 2 acts. In F. S. D., v. 32. . 
 
 — Peveril of the peak. 3 acts. In C. M. T.. v. 6. 
 
 — The Pilot, nautical burletta. 3 acts. In C. M. T., 
 
 — Red rover, naut. dr. 2 acts. In O. M. T.. v. 6. 
 
 — Siege of Rochelle, opera. 2 acts. In Lacy, v. 95, 
 
 — TUalaba, the destroyer, melodr. 3 acts. In C.M.T..V.5. 1721.20 
 
 — Tom Cringle. 2 acts. In F. S. D., v. 18 1772.17 
 
 — Wardock Kennilson ; or the wild woman of the village. 3 acts. 
 
 In C. M. T., v. 8 1721.23 
 
 - Waverley ; or 60 years since. 3 acts. In O. M. T., v. 5. 1721.20 
 Fitz Gerald (Percy). The William Simpson, comedietta. 1 act. 
 
 In Lacy, v. 101 1773.11 
 
 Fitzsmythe of Fitzmythe hall, farce. See Morton (J. M.) 1733*17 
 Five miles off: or the finger post, com. See Dibden (T.) In 
 
 C. B. T„ V. 42 1721 09 
 
 Floating beacon, nautical drama. See Fitz-Ball (E.) . .1721.17 
 Flowers of the forest. See Buckstone (J.B.) In T. S.I) v. 38 
 Floyd (W. E.) Handy Andy. 2 acts. In F. S. D., v. 42. 1772.29 
 Flying doctor, farce. See Moliere (J. B. P.) WorkB, v. 1. 1733.27 
 Flying Dutchman ; or phantom ship. See Fitz-Ball (E.) 172117 
 Folhesofaday.com. See Holcroft (T.) ... . .1732.18 
 Follies of a night, com. See Flanche (J. R.) . 1772 06 
 
 Follow the leader, com. &e Hae (C. M.) .1773 09 
 
 Folly as it flies, com. See Reynolds (F.) . . . .1711*27 
 
 Fontainbleau, comic opera. See O'Keeffe (John). . 1734 05 
 
 Fool's revenge. See Taylor (T.l 1772 29 
 
 Foote (Samuel). Works. 2 v. London, 1799. 8°. . . . 1724.18 
 Contents : v. 1. Comedies : Taste. Englishman in Paris. 
 The Knights. Englishman returned from Paris. The au- 
 thor. The mayor of Garratt. The orators. The minor 
 Thelyar. The patron. 
 
 2. Comedies : The commissary. Lame lover. The bank- 
 rupt. The cozeners. Maid of Bath. Devil on two sticks 
 N3bob. Trip to Calais. The Capuchin. 
 
 — Lame lover, farce. 3 acts. In British drama, . . 2 
 
 — The liar, farce. 2 acts. 7« British drama, v. 1. 
 Same. In London stage, v. 2. 1825. 
 
 — Mayor of Garratt, farce. 2 acts. In C. B. T., v. 8 
 
 Same. In British drama, v. 1. 1853. 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 1. 1825 1732 IT 
 
 Same. In Oxberry (W.) New Engl. drama.v.O. 1821.' 1734.18 
 
 For better for worse, farce. See Maltby (C. A.) . . . .177315 
 For England, hoi melodramatic opera. See Focock (I.) . 172106 
 For honor's sake, drama. See Hazlewood (C. H.) . . 1773 18 
 Force of calumny, play. See Kotzebue (A. F. F. von).' Drain 
 
 works, v. 2 1732 03 
 
 Forc'd marriage. See Behn {Mrs. A.) Plays, v. 3. 187L 6021 06 
 Forced marriage, com. See Moliere (J. B. P.) 1733.22 ; 28 ■ 1735 05 
 Ford (John). Dramatic works ; with introd. 2 v. N. Y., 1831 
 
 1S ° 1724.13 
 
 Same. With introd. by H. Coleridge. L., 1851. 8°. 1735 02 
 
 Contents : The broken heart. Fancies, chaste and noble 
 
 The lady's trial. Love's trial. The lover's melancholy' 
 
 Perkm Warbeck. The sun's darling. >Tis pity she's a 
 
 whore. Wilch of Edmonton. 
 
 — 'Tis pity she's a whore. 5 acts. In Dodsley (J.) Old plays 
 
 V ' 8 ' 1,8 ° 1722.08 
 
 1714.10 
 1714.09 
 1732.18 
 1711.08 
 . 1714.09 
 
 Forest oracle ; or, bridge of Tresino, operatic drama. See Oamn 
 
 bell (M.) 172 ?*f 7 
 
 Forest rose. See Woodworth fS.) . . .... 1772.28 
 
 Forgery, trag. See Stephens (G.) Dramas, v. 1. 1846. . 1743*24 
 Fortunatus (Comedie of). See Dekker (T.) Dram, works, v.], 
 
 1873 1722 18 
 
 Fortune by land and sea ; tragi-com. See Heywood (T.) and 
 
 Rowley (W.) 1756.30 
 
 Fortune's frolic, farce. See Allingham (J. T.) .... 1732 ig 
 Fortunes of Nigel, melodrama. See Fitz-Ball (E.) . . 1721.19 
 Fortunio, and his seven gifted servants, fairy extrav. See 
 
 Flanche (J. R.) 1741 jq 
 
 Forty and fifty, farce. See Bayly (T. H.) 1771.19 
 
 Forty thieves, melodrama. 2 acts. In C. B. T., v. 27. 171127 
 Forty winks, comedietta. See Roberts (G.) F. M. D., v. 41. 1771' 24 
 Foscari, trag. See Mitford (51. R.) . . . . . 1721.05 
 
 Foundling (The), com. See Moore (E.) 1732*19 
 
 Foundling of the forest, play. See Dimond (W.) . . 1721.07 
 
 Four cousins, comic drama. SeeMayhew (A.) . . . .177302 
 
 FourP's. See Heywood (J.) 1722 01 
 
 Four plays : triumph of honour, love, death, time. See Beaumont 
 (F.) and Fletcher (J.) Works, v. 1. 1843. . . .1713.01 
 Foure prentises of London. See Heywood (T.) . . .1722 06 
 Fournier (M.R.) Comedy and tragedy, com. In F.M.D..V.19.1771 13 
 Francesca da Rimini, trag. See Boker (G. H.) Plays, etc., v. 1. 
 
 iSS? 1714.04 
 
 Frank Fox Phipps, Esq., farce. See Selby (C.) . . . 1773,10 
 
 Franklin, hist, drama. See Brougham (John) 1772*18 
 
 Franklin (Or. Thomas). Earl of Warwick, trag. 5 acts. iraLon- 
 
 don stage, v. 3. 1826 1732 19 
 
 Fraternal discord, com. See Kotzebue (A. F. F. von). Dr. works 
 
 „ , v .'?- 1801 ,73204 
 
 Frederick the great, melodrama. See Maddox (F. M.) 1721 28 
 
 Free and easy, mus. farce. Arnold (S. J.) 172L09 
 
 Freethinker (The), com. See Lessing (G. E.) . 1732.30 ; 1732 10 
 Freischutz (Der), opera. See Weber (C. M. von). . . 1711 09 
 
 French spy. See Haines (J. T.) 1772 18 
 
 Friar Bacon and friar Bungay. See Greene (Robert) . .1725 04 
 
 Friend Waggles, farce. See Morton (J. M.) 1733.17 
 
 Friendship in fashion, com. See Otway (TJ Works, v. 1. 1734.08 
 Frogs (The). See Aristophanes. Comedies. . 1712.17 ; 1712.16 
 From village to court, coin. See Morton (J. M.) . . 1733.17 
 
 Frou Frou, com. See Daly (A.) . 1772 30 
 
 Fruits of the wine cup, drama. See Allen (J. H.) . 1772.30 
 
 Fuimus Troes, the true Trojans. See Fisher (J.) . . . 1722.07 
 Furies (The), See .Eschylus. Tragedies (p. 5 of Catalogue). 
 Furnished apartments, comic interlude. 1 act. By H. A Y 
 
 _ -fnLacy, v. 98 1773.08 
 
 Gaillardet (Theodore Frederic) ant! Dumas (A.) The Tower of 
 Nesle, or the chamber of death, hist, drama. 3 acts. 
 [Adapted from the French] by G. Almar. In O. M. T., v. 6. 
 
 Same. La Tour de Nesle. In F. S. D., v. 14. . 1772 14 
 
 Gale Breezely, drama. See Johnstone (J. B.I ... . 1771.14 
 Gallathea. See Lyly, (John). Dr. works, v. 1. 1858. . 1732.J0 
 
 Gambler's fate. Set Thompson (C.) 1711.17 
 
 Same. See Milner (H. M.) 1772.20 
 
 Note.— Founded on the French play of 'La vie d'un 
 
 joueur.' 
 
 Game at chess. See Middleton (T.) Works, v. 4. 1840. 1733.14 
 
 Game of life, com. See Brougham (John). . . . 1772.15 
 
 Gameoflove.com. See Brougham (John). . . .1772.14 
 
 Game of romps, farce. See Morton (J. M.) 1733.17 
 
 Gamester (The), com." See Oentlivre {Mrs. 8.) 1708. . . 1715.02 
 
 Gamester (The), trag. See Moore (E.) 1714.09 
 
 Gamester (The), com. See Shirley (James). . 1743.05; 1722.09 
 Gammer Gurton's needle, com. 6 acts. In Dodsley (J-) Old 
 
 plays, v. 2. 1780 . 1722.02 
 
 Gamier (Robert). Cornelia, trag. 5 acts. Tr. by T. Kyd. In 
 
 Dodsley (J.) Old plays, v. 2. 1780 1722.02 
 
 Garrick (David). Bon ton : or high life above stairs, farce. 2 
 
 acts. In British drama, v. 1. 1853. . . . . 1714.09 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 3. 1826 1732.19 
 
 — Clandestine marriage, com. See Colman (G.) and Garrick (D.) 
 
 — Country girl, com. 5 acts. In C. B. T., v. 21. . . . 1711.21 
 Same. In Brit, drama, v. 1 1714.09 
 
 — Cymon, dr. romance. 3 acts. In London stage, v. 3. 1732.19 
 
 — The guardian, com. 2 acts. In Brit, drama, v. 1. 1853. 1714.09 
 Same. In London stage, v. 3. 1820 1732.19 
 
 — Irish widow, farce. 2 acts. In F. M. D., v. 21. . 1771.14 
 
 Same. In Brit, drama, v. 1. 1853. . . . 1714.09 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 3. 1826 1732.19 
 
 — Lying valet, farce. 2 acts. In Brit, drama, v. 1. . .1714.09 
 Same. In London stage, v. 1. 1825 1732.17 
 
 — — Same. In Oxberry ( W.) New Engl, drama, v. 11. 1821. 1734.20 
 
 — Miss in her teens, farce. 2 acts. In Brit, drama, v. 2. 
 
 1853 . 1714.10 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 2. 1825. . . 1732.18 
 
 Garrick lever, farce. Flanche (J. R.) 1741.10 
 
 Gascoyne (George) and Kinwelmarsh (F.) Jocasta, trag. 5 acts. 
 
 In Four old plays. 1848 1724.20 
 
 Gay (John). Beggar's opera. 3 acts. In O. B. T., v. 3. 1711.03 
 
 Same. In Brit, drama, v. 1. 1853. . . 1714.09 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 1. 1825 1732.17 
 
 ■ Same. In Oxberry (W.) New Engl, drama, v. 2. 1818. 1734.11 
 
 Gayler (Charles). Love of a prince. 3 acts. InT. S. D.,v. 21. 1772.18 
 
 — Son of the night. 3 acts. In F. S. D., v. 21. . . . 1772.19 
 Gen. Grant ; or tlie star of union and liberty, play. 3 acts. By 
 
 Anicetus. In F. S. D. v. 44 1772.30 
 
 Genii (The), masque. See Becket (A.) Dram, miscel., v. 1, 
 
 1838 1714.01 
 
 Genlis (S. F. D. de St. A., comlesse de). Sacred dramas. Tr. by 
 
 T. Holcroft. Fredericksburg, 1797. 16° 1724.32 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
PLAYS 
 
 Gentleman danoing-master (cTHazlewood. 
 
 883 
 
 Sentleman dancing-master, com. See Wycherley (W.) Dram. 
 
 works. 1849 1744 31 
 
 gentleman from Ireland. See O'Brien (r.)AF.M.D, v. 20, 1771. 14 
 Gentleman of Venice, tragi-oom. See Shirley (J.) Dr. works 
 
 v.6. 1833 1743.07 
 
 Gentleman usher. See Chapman (G.) Dr. works, v. 1. 1873. 1713.24 
 George-a-Greene, the primer of Wakefleld, com. See Greene (E.) 
 George Barnwell : or the London merchaut, trag. SeeLillo (G.) 
 George Dandin. See Moliere (J. B. P.) . . . 1733.28 ; 1733.21 
 
 Gil Bias, drama. See Macfarren (G.) 1721.03 
 
 Gilbert (Wm. S.) Creatures of impulse, a musical fairy tale. 1 
 
 act. In Lacy, v. 91 1773.01 
 
 — Her Majesty's Ship Pinafore, comic opera. 2 acts. In T 
 
 M. D 1722.00 
 
 — Old score, comedy drama. 3 acts. In Lacy, v. 108. . 1773.18 
 
 — On guard, com. 3 acts. In Lacy, v. 98 1773.08 
 
 — Baudall's thumb, com. 3 acts. In Lacy, v. 91. . . 1773 01 
 
 Gilded youth, drama. S. e Young (C. L.) 1773.09 
 
 Gilderoy ; or the bonuie boy, drama. Se<- Barrymore (W.) 1721.23 
 Giovanni in London. See Moncrieff (W. T.) . 1711.17; 1732.19 
 Gipsy Jack ; or the Napoleon of humble life ; extrav. See Mon- 
 
 crieff (W. T.) 1721.24 
 
 Giralda ; or the miller's wife. See Webster (B.) . . . 1772.2U 
 Giralda ; or which is my husband. Ste Davidson {Mrs.) 1721.13 
 Girardin (3/me. Emile de). Clockmaker's hat, farce. 1 act. In 
 
 F. M. D., v. 9 1771.08 
 
 Giraud (Giovanni). Jealousy at fault, com. 3 acts. In Italian 
 
 comedies, 1849 1725.28 
 
 — Madprophet.com. 3 acts. In Italian comedies. 1849. 1725.28 
 Giselle ; or the sirens of the Lotus lake. See Byron (H. J.) 1773.03 
 
 Gisippus, trag. See Griffin (G.) Poet, works 1645.01 
 
 Same. In F. S. D., v. 9 . . . 1772.09 
 
 Glance at New York. 2 acts, la F. S. D., v. 27. . .1772.21 
 Glapthorne (Henry). Plays, etc. 2 v. L., 1874. 8". . . . 1723.32 
 
 Contents ." v. 1. The Hollander : com. Wit in a consta- 
 ble, com. Notes and illus. 2. Tragedy of Albertus Wal- 
 lenstein. The ladies priviledge. Notes and illus, 
 
 — Tragedy of Albertus Wallenstein. L., [repr., 1825.] 8°. 1715.06 
 
 — Lady's privilege, comedy. Loudon, 1825. 8°. . . .1715.06 
 Glencoe ; or fate of the Hacdonalds, trag. See Talfourd (T. N.) 
 Glengall (Earl of). Irish tutor, farce. 1 act. In F.M.D.v.2. 1771.02 
 GlinGath ; or the ni:in in the cleft, drama. SeeMeritt (P.) 1773.09 
 Glover (Stephen E.) Cradle of liberty ; or Boston in 1775. 4 
 
 acts. In F. S. D., v. 38 1772.27 
 
 Goblins (The), com. See Suckling ( J.) Poems, plays, etc. v.2. 1743.18 
 
 Same. In Dodsley (J.) Old plays, v. 10, 1780. . 1722.10 
 
 God's promises, etc., trag. See Bale (J.) 1722.01 
 
 Goethe (Johann Wilhelm). See under his name, (p. 580 of Cat.) 
 —■Stella. 5 acts. In Thompson (B.) German theatre, v. 6. 
 
 1801 1724.26 
 
 Goethe : a new pantomime. See Kenealy (Edw.) . 1732.08 
 
 Going to the Derby, farce. See Morton (J. M.) .... 1733.17 
 Goetz von Berlicuiugen. See Goethe (J. W. von). 1851. . 1725.01 
 Gold fiend ; or the demou gamester. See Townsend (W.T.) 1773.17 
 Golden branch, fairy extrav. See Planche (J. B.) . . .1741.10 
 
 Golden calf; comedy. See Jerrold (Douglas) 1721.24 
 
 Golden (The), and Silver ages. See Heywood (T.) . . . 1756.46 
 
 Golden eagle. See Howe (J. Burdett) 1772.19 
 
 Golden farmer ; or the last crime. See Webster (B.) . 1721.21 
 Golden fleece, classical extrav. See Planche (J. R.) . .1741.10 
 Goldoni (Carlo). Morose good man, com. 3 acts. In Ital. come- 
 dies, 1849 1725.28 
 
 — Odd mistake, com. 3 acts. In Ital. comedies, 1849. 1725.28 
 Goldsmith (Oliver). Dramas : The good-natured man. She 
 
 stoops to conquer. Scene from the Grumbler, a farce. In 
 his Miscel. Works, v. 4. N. Y., 1850. 12°. . . . 5037.10 
 
 — Good-natured man, com. 5 acts. In C. B. T., v. 13. 1711.13 
 Same. In London stage, v. 2. 1825 1732.18 
 
 — She stoops to conquer, com. 5 acts. In O. B. T., v. 1. 1711.01 
 
 Same. In British drama, v. 1. 1853 1714.09 
 
 Same. In F. S. D., v. 10 1772.10 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 1. 1825 1732.17 
 
 Same. In Oxbeny (W.) New Engl, dr., v. 4. 1818. 1734.13 
 
 "Good fellow," com. See Walcott (C. M.) 1 act. . . .1771.10 
 Good for nothing, com. See Bnckstone (J. B.) . . . . 1771.17 
 Good-lookiug fellow; or the Eoruan nose : farce. See Almar (G.) 
 Good-natured man, com. See Goldsmith (Oliver). 
 
 Good night's rest, farce. See Gore (Mrs. C.) . . . . 1771,24 
 
 Good woman in the wood, fairy extrav. See Planche (J. E.) 1741.10 
 
 Goodrich (Frank B.) Dark hour before dawn. See Brougham 
 
 (John) and Goodrich (F. B.) 
 
 and Warden (F. L.) Eomance after marriage, com. 3 acts. 
 
 In F. S. D., v. 24 1772.20 
 
 Gordobuc (Tragedy of). See Norton (T.) and Sackville (T.) 1756.34 
 Gordon (L. S.) Keeper of the seals, comedietta. 1 act. In Lacy, 
 
 V. 104 1773.14 
 
 Gore (Mrs. Charles). Good night's rest, farce. 1 act. In F. M. 
 
 D., v. 40 . 1771.24 
 
 — Maid of Croissey. 2 acts. 7» F. M. D., v, 4. . . .1771.04 
 Gotham election. See Oentlivre (Mrs. S.) Dr. works, v. 3. 1872. 
 
 Gotobed Tom, farce. See Morton (T.) 1771.07 
 
 Gott (H.) Wizard of the moor, melodrama. 3 acts. In O. M. 
 
 T., v. 9 1721.24 
 
 Gowing(Wm.) State prisoner.drama. lact. ZnLacy, v.101. 1773.11 
 
 trace Darling. See Stirling (E.) 1773.14 
 
 Graciosa and Percinet, fairy extrav. See Planche (J. E.) 1741.10 
 Grace Huntley, domestic drama. See Holl (H.) . . . 1721.22 
 Grandfather Whitehead. See Lemon (Mark). InF.S. D..V.2. 1772.02 
 Grange (Eugene), pseud., of Baste (E. B.). and Montepin (X. de). 
 Corsican brothers. Dram. 3 acts. In F. S. D., v. 12. 1772.12 
 grateful servant, com. See Shirley (J.) Dr. works, v.2. 1833. 1743 04 
 treat devi l : or robber of Genoa, melodrama. See Dibdin (O.) 
 
 ^^^z°^i*^^^™™ 
 
 1856. 
 
 Barca (P.) 
 ' 1714.15 
 
 Great tragic revival.' See Brougham'(Jobn). '. '. 171 " 1 ' ""■" 
 
 £3S»S.SS: s^fey^hbf s -" i: ' : 
 
 EuilLd^ril R mi080 - f , ^ S^s for London and 
 Jiuglaud. Friar Bacon and friar Bungay. 2 Alnhonsus 
 kingofArragon. James the fourth. George-a-Greene 
 ~~ !„!'?' ,. Historie ° f Dorastus and Fawnia. In Shakes- 
 
 1751.17 
 
 peare's library, v. 4. 1875. . 
 Green bushes. See Buckstone (J. B.) 177, ,„ 
 
 Green-eyed monster, com. See Planche (J. it.)' .' . ' £71121 
 Green man, com. See Jones (Richard). . T791 l5 
 
 Green mountain boy, com. See Jones (J. S.) .' .' ' 177121 
 Green old age. 1 act. See Reece (R.) ... £7731, 
 
 Greenes Tu qupque, or cittie gallant. See Oooke (John).' 1722.07 
 Greenwood (Thomas). Jack Sheppard. 5 acts. In O. M. T.. 
 
 *■ lo. 1721 30 
 
 — Paul the pilot, nautical drama. 4acts. JjiO.M.T vie' 172130 
 r^™ ad ,if (1 £f '• r.^ °' Keeff e (J-) Dr. works, v. 1. 1798.' 1734:04 
 Unrfln (Gerald). Gisippus. 5 acts. InT. S. D., v9 1772 09 
 Srim, the collier of Croydon. 5 acts. In Dodsley (J.) Old plays, 
 
 V. 11. 1780 . 1722 11 
 
 Grimaldi. See Boucicault (Dion) '. . ' ' 177218 
 
 Grimshaw, Bagshaw, and Bradshaw. See Morton (J. M )' 177106 
 Gnsar (Albert). Who stole the clock, operatic farce. 1 act In 
 
 Lacy, v. 106 j™ 16 
 
 Grist to the mill. See Planche (J. R.) .' .' .' ' 177224 
 
 Grotto nymph. See Thaxter (A. W.) [ 1771 21 
 
 Grover (J. Holmes). Don Paddy de Bazau, farce. 1 act'. In T 
 
 Iff. D., v. 38 i7 71 23 
 
 — That rascal Pat, farce, lact. In T. M. b.,'v.SS. '. 1771 23 
 Grumbler (Scene from the), farce. See Goldsmith (O.) . 6037 10 
 Grumbler (The), com. See Sedley (C.) Works, v. 1. 1776. 1742 21 
 Grundy (Sydney). A little change, farce. 1 scene. In Laey, 
 
 v. 95. 1773 05 
 
 Gully (J. M.) Lady of BeUeisle ; or a night in the Bastille. 3 
 
 acts. In Lacy, v. 91 1773.01 
 
 Gun-maker of Moscow, melodrama. See Brougham (John). ' 3 
 
 actB 1772.18 
 
 Gustavus Vasa, trag. See Brooke (Henry). British drama, v. 1. 
 
 ] 853 1714.09 
 
 Guttle and Gulpit, farce. 2 acts. In F. S. D., v. 39. . 1772.27 
 Guy Faux ; or, the gunpowder treason : hist, melodrama. See 
 
 MacFarren (Geo.) 1721.19 
 
 Guy Mannering, musical play. See Terry (D.) . . .1721.10 
 Guzman.com. See Boyle (R.) Dr. works, v. 2. 1739. .1714.06 
 
 Gwynneth (Vaughau). See Lemon (Mark) 1772.27 
 
 Habington (Wm.) Queen of Arragon, tragi-com. 5 acts. In 
 
 Dodsley (J.) Old plays, v. 9. 1780 1722.09 
 
 Hakon Jarl, trag. See Oehlenschlaeger (A.) 1733.35 
 
 Hadad, dram. poem. See Hillhouse (J. A.) Dramas, v. 1. 1839. 
 Hagar in the wilderness. See Genlis (Mme. de). Sacred dramas. 
 
 1797 1724.32 
 
 Haines (John Thomas). Austerlitz ; or soldier's bride, melo- 
 drama. 3 acts. In C. M. T., v. 14. .... 1721.29 
 
 — French spy. 3 acts. In F. S. £>., v. 20 1772.18 
 
 — • Idiot witness, melodrama. 3 acts. In T. S. D., v. 31. 1772.23 
 
 — My Poll and my partner Joe, nautical drama. 3 acts. In C. 
 
 M. T., v. 9 . . 1721.24 
 
 — Ocean of life. 3 acts. In O. M. T., v. 11 1721.26 
 
 — Richard Plantagenet, hiBt. drama. 3 acts. InC M. T., v. 14. 
 
 — Wizard of the wave. 3 acts. In F. S. D., v. 27. . .1772.21 
 Half caste; or the poisoned pearl. See Robertson (T. W.) 1773.07 
 Hall (A. Oakey). Coroner's inquisition, farce. 1 act. In F. M. 
 
 D, v. 15 1711.11 
 
 Hamlet, trag. See Shakspere (Wm.) 
 
 Handy Andy. See Floyd (W. R.) 1772.29 
 
 Hans von Stein ; or the robber knight. See Fitz-Ball (E.) 1773.14 
 Happiest day of my life, farce. See Buckstone (J. B.) .1711.23 
 Happy family, drama. See Eotzebue (A. F. F. von). Dr. works, 
 
 V. 2 1732.03 
 
 Happy man. See Lover (S.) 1771.16 
 
 Hard struggle, domestic drama. See Marston (W.) . . 1772.27 
 Hardwicke (Pelham). Bachelor of arts, comic drama. 2 acts. 
 
 InT. S. D.,v. 38 1772.27 
 
 Hardy (E. Trueblood). Crowding the season, com. 3 acts. In 
 
 F. M. D., V. 40 1771.24 
 
 Widow Freeheart ; or the woman haters, com. 5 acts. In 
 
 F. S. D., V. 45 • 1772.30 
 
 Harlequin Blue Beard. In F. M. D., v. 19 1771.13 
 
 Harris (A.) My son Diana, farce, lact. In F.M.D..V.30. 1771.19 
 Hartford bridge ; or the skirts of the camp, operatic farce. See 
 
 Pearce (W.) 1711.30 
 
 Hartwell (Henry). Castle of Sorrento; or the prisoner of Bo- 
 
 chelle, comio opera. 2 acts. InC. B. T., v. 33. . .1711.33 
 Harvev (Frank). Bought, play. 3 acts. In Lacy, v. 101. 1773.11 
 Haunted hulk, naut. drama. See Fitz-Ball (E.) . . . -1721.31 
 Haunted inn, farce. See Pease (R.B.) . . . •""•*> 
 Haunted tower, comic opera. See Cobb (J.) . . . . . 1711.30 
 Hav (Frederic). Cupboard love, farce. 1 act. 7«Lacy,v.91.1773.01 
 
 Lodgers and lodgers, farce, lact. In Lacy, v. 92. . 1773.02 
 
 Hazleton (Fred.) Sweeny Todd, the barber of Fleet street ; or 
 
 the string of pearls, drama. 3 acts. In Lacy, v. 102. 1773.12 
 Hazlewood (C. H.) Ashore and afloat. 3 acts. In Lacy, y 106 
 
 — Bitter reckoning. 3 acts. In Lacy, v. 107. . . 1™.17 
 
 — Bridal wreath. 2 acts. In Lacy, v. 106 . . . . 1773.1b 
 
 — For honor's sake. 3 acts. In Lacy, v. 108. . 1773.18 
 
 — Headless horseman. 2 acts. In Lacy, v. 107. .1773.17 
 
 (a asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
884 
 
 PLAYS : Hazlewood to Identity. 
 
 Hazlewood (C. H.), continued. 
 
 -_ Lost wife. 3 acts. In Lacy, v. 93 1773.03 
 
 Mary Edinondstone, drama. In Lacy, v. 103. . . . 1773.13 
 
 — Staff of diamonds, naut. drama. 2 acts. In Lacy,v.l04. 1773.14 
 
 — Stolen Jewess. 3 acts. In Lacy, v. 105. . . . 1773.15 
 
 — Taking the veil ; or the harsh stepfather, drama. 3 acts. 
 
 In Lacy, v. 105 1773.16 
 
 — Waiting for the verdict, drama. 3 acts. In Lacy, v. 99. 1773.09 
 
 — and Williams (Arthur). " Leave it to me," farce. 1 act. In 
 
 Lacy, v. 96 • • 1773.06 
 
 He would be a soldier, com. See Filon (E.) . 1714.10 
 
 He's muck lo blame, com. See. Holcroft (X.) 1732.20 
 
 Headless horseman ; or the ride of death. See Hazlewood (C. 
 
 H.) 1773.17 
 
 Heads or tails, comedietta. See Simpson (J. P.) . 1771.23 
 
 Heart of Mid-Lothian. See Dibden (Thos.) ... . 1772.19 
 Heart' J sacrifice. See Osborn (L.) Tragedies. 1870. . 1734.25 
 Heartwell (Henry). Castle of Sorrento, mus. ent. 2 acts. In 
 
 London stage, v. i. 1827 1732.20 
 
 Heautontimorumenos ; or the self tormentor. See Terentius 
 
 Afer (P.) Comedies . . 1744.13 
 
 Hecuba. See Euripides (p. 450 of Catalogue). 
 
 Hecyra ; the mother-iu-law. See Terentius Afer (P.) Comedies. 
 
 Heir (The), com. See May (Thomas) 1722.08 
 
 Heiratlaw.com. See Colman (Geo., the younger). . . .1721.05 
 Heiress (The), com. In Burgoyne (J.) Works, v. 2. 1714.14 ; 1732.19 
 Helena. See Euripides (p. 450 of Catalogue). 
 
 Helping hands. See Taylor (Tom) 1772.25 
 
 Henriquez, trag. See BaiUie (J.) Works. 1851. . . . 1712.22 
 Henriette the forsaken. See Buckstone (J. B.) . . . 1772.17 
 Henry v. See Boyle (It.) Dram, works, v. 1. 1739. . .1714.06 
 Henry V. (Famous victories of). 1 act. In Six old plays, v. 2. 
 
 1853 1742.29 
 
 Her majesty's ship Pinafore. See Gilbert (W. S.) . . 1722.00 
 Heraclidre (The). See Euripides (p. 450 of Catalogue). 
 Herbert (G. C.) Our bitterest foe, drama. 1 act. In Lacy, v. 108. 
 Hercules. See Euripides (p. 450 of Catalogue). 
 Hercules, king of clubs, farce. See Cooper (F. C.) . . . 1721^28 
 Hero and Leander, operatic burletta. See Jackman (I.) 1732.19 
 Herod the great, trag. See Boyle (E.) Dr. works, v. 2. . 1714.07 
 Herz (Heurik). Kiug Rene's daughter, lyric drama. 1 act. In 
 
 F. M. D„ v. 34 1771.21 
 
 Hey for honesty. See Randolph (T.) Poet. dr. works.v. 2. 1714.25 
 Heywood (John). Fair maid of the exchange, com. London, 
 
 S'uiks. soc., 1811. 8° 1756.30 
 
 — Fair Maid of the West. London, Shak. soc., 1850. 8°. 1756.42 
 
 — Four P's. In Dodsley (J.) Old plays, v. 1. 1780. . . 1722.01 
 — . Foure prentises of London. 1 act. In Dodsley (J.) Old 
 
 plays, v. 6. 1780 1722.06 
 
 — The pardoner and the frere, interlude. 1 act. In Four old 
 
 old plays. 1848 1721.20 
 
 — A woman killed with kinduess. 1 act. In Dodsley (J.) Old 
 
 plays, v. 7. 1780 1722.07 
 
 Hiawatha. See Walcott (O. M.) In F. M. D., v. 14. . .1771.11 
 
 Hide and seek, opera SeeLunn(J.) 1711.12 
 
 Higgie (Thotnasj. Devilish good joke, interlude. In F. M. D., 
 
 v. 34 1771.21 
 
 — House dog, farce. 1 act. In F. M. D , v. 13. . . . 1771.10 
 
 — Laid up in port 1 or sharks along shore, nautical drama. 
 
 3 acts. In Lacy, v. 105 1773.15 
 
 — and Lacy (X. H.) Tower of London ; or the death omen and 
 
 the fate of Lady Jane Grey. 3 acts. In Lacy, v. 94. 1773.04 
 — - and Shepherd (R.) Watch and wait, drama. 3 acts. In Lacy, 
 
 v. 106 1773.16 
 
 High lile below stairs, farce. See Townley (J.) . . . 1711.13 
 High, low, Jack, and the game. See Blanche (J. R.) and Dance 
 
 (C.) . . 1771.14 
 
 High ways and by ways, farce. See Webster (B.) . 1711.28 
 
 Highland reel, musical larce. SeeOKeeffe (John). 
 
 Hill (Aaron). Alzira, trag. 5 acts. In Brit, drama, v. 2. 1714.10 
 
 — Zara, trag. 5 acts. In British drama, v. 2. 1X53. .1714.10 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 4. 1827 1732.20 
 
 Hill(F.S.) Shoemaker of Toulouse. 4acts. InT.S.D., v. 32. 1772.24 
 
 — Six degrees of crime, melodrama. 6 a. In F.S.D..V.30. 1772.23 
 Hillhouse (Jas. A.) Dramas. [For Contents see p. 620 of Cat.] 
 Hippolytus See Euripides (p. 450 of Catalogue). 
 
 Hiram Hireout. See Conway (H. J.) . . . 1771.15 
 
 His first champagne, farce. See Rede (W.) 1721.11 
 
 His first peccadillo, farce, [anon.] 1 act. In C.B.T.,v.45. 1721.12 
 His last legs, farce. See Bernard (W. B.) .... 1771.01 
 
 His own euemy. See Meadow (A.) 1773.12 
 
 History and fall of Caius Marius, trag. See Otway (T.) Works 
 
 v. 2. 1712 1734.09 
 
 History of Charles vnl. of France. See Crown© (J.) Dr. works 
 
 v. 1. 1873 . 1715.25 
 
 Hit or miss, muB. farce. See Pocock (I.) 1721.01 
 
 Hoadly (Benj., M.D.) Suspicious husband, com. 5 acts. In 
 
 British drama, v. 1. 1853. 1714.09 
 
 Same. In C. B. T., V. 1 . . 177l'ni 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 2. 1825 1732.18 
 
 Same. In Oxberry (W.) New Engl. drama,v.8.1818. 1734.17 
 
 Hoare (Prince). Lock and key. mus. farce. 2 acts. In C. B T 
 
 v. 24 ... 17H.24 
 
 — My grandmother, mus. farce. 2 acts. In C. B. T..V.27. 1711.27 
 
 — No song, no supper, mus. ent. 2 acts. In C.B.T..V.24. 1711.24 
 
 — The prize ; or 2, 5, 3, 8, mus. farce. 2 acts. In C. B. T., v. 26. 
 
 — Spoiled child, fane. 2 acts. In F. M. D., v. 17. . .177112 
 
 — The Three and the deuce, comic drama. 1 act. In C B T 
 
 „ . v - 38 1721 05 
 
 Hodgson (G. S.) Bobby Al ; or a warm reception, farce. 1 act. 
 
 In Lacy, v. 100 1773 iq 
 
 Hear, the Tell of the Tyrol. See Fitz-Ball (E.) 1721.21 J 1772.18 
 
 Hog (The) hath lost his pearl, com. See Tailor (R.) . . 1722.06 
 Holcroft (Thomas). Deaf and dumb ; or the orphan protected. 
 
 6 acts. In O. B. T., v. 15 1711.15 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 1. 1825 1732.17 
 
 Same. In Oxberry (W.) New Engl, dr., v. 6. 1819. 1734.15 
 
 — Deserted daughter, com. 5 acts. In London stage, v. 3. 
 
 1826 1732.19 
 
 — Duplicity, com. 5 acts. In London stage, v. 4. 1827. 1732.20 
 
 — Follies of a day, com. 3 acts. In London stage, v. 2. 1732.18 
 
 — He's much to blame, com. 5 acts In Lond. htage.v. 4. 1732.20 
 
 — Road to ruin, com. 5 acts. In F. S. D., v. 7. . . . 1772.07 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 1, 1825 1732.17 
 
 Same. In Oxberry (W.) New Engl, dr., v. 7. 1819. 1734.16 
 
 — School for arrogance, com. 5 acts. In London stage, v. 4. 
 
 1827 1732.20 
 
 — Seduction, com, 5 acts. In London stage, v. 4. 1827. 1732.20 
 
 — Tale of mystery, melodrama. 2 acts. In C.B.T..V. 8. 1711.08 
 
 Hold your tongue. See Blanche (J. R.) 1741.10 
 
 Holl (Henry). Grace Huntley, domestic drama. 3 acts. In 0. 
 
 M. T., V. 7 1721.22 
 
 Hollander (The), com. See Glapthorne (H.) Plays, v. 1. 1723.32 
 Holman (J. G.) Abroad and at home, comic opera. 3 acts. In 
 
 London stage, v. 4. 1827 1732.20 
 
 — Votary of wealth, com. 5 acts. In London stage, v. 4. 1732.20 
 Home (John). In his Works, v. 1-2. Edin., 1822. 8°. . .5644.01 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Tragedies: Agis. Douglas. 2. Trage- 
 dies : Siege of Aquileia. The Fatal discovery. Alonzo. Alfred. 
 
 — Douglas, trag. 6 acts. Edin., 1789. 12° 1722.15 
 
 Same. In British drama, v. 1. 1853 1714.09 
 
 Same. In C. B. T., v. 1 . . 1711.01 
 
 Same. In F. S. D., v. 13 1772.13 
 
 Same. In Oxberry (W.) NewEnyl. dr., v. 12. 1821. 1734.21 
 
 Home pastimes ; or tableaux vivants. See Head (J. H.) 1742.03 
 Homicide (The), trag. See Baillie (J.) Works. 1851. . 1712.22 
 Honest (The) man s fortune. See Beaumont (F.) and Fletcher (J.) 
 
 Works, v. 3 1713.03 
 
 Honest thieves, farce. See Knight (T.) . 1711.25 : 32,17 ; 34.18 
 Honest whore. SeeDekker (Thomas). . . 1722.19 ; 22.03 ; 33.13 
 Honesty the best policy, drama. See Lemon (M.) . . .1721.12 
 
 Honeymoon.com. See Tobin (J.) 1711.13 
 
 Honoria and Mammon. See Shirley (J.) Dr. works, v. 6. 1743.08 
 Hook (Theodore Edward). Exchange no robbery, com. 3 ucls. 
 
 In C. B. T., v. 37 1721.04 
 
 — Invisible girl, comic dr. 3 acts. In C. B. T., v. 40. . 1721.07 
 
 — Killing no murder, farce. 2 acts. In C. B. T., v. 31. 1711.31 
 
 — Tekeli ; or the siege of Montgatz, melodrama. 3 acts. In 
 
 C. B. T., v. 30 1711.30 
 
 Hopeless passion, petite com. See Morton (J. M.) . . . 1733.17 
 Hoppin (Win. J.) Circumstances alter cases, comedietta. 'In 
 
 F M. D„ V 37 ... 1771.22 
 
 Horseshoe Robiusou. See Tayleure (C. W.) 1772.21 
 
 House dog. farce. See Higgie (T.) 1771.10 
 
 Housekeeper (The), com. See Jerrold (D.) Writings, v. 8. 1725.2.5 
 How to die for love, farce. 2 acts. Lond., 1872. 8°. . . 1731.31 
 
 Same. In C. B. T., v. 40 ... 1721.07 
 
 How to grow rich, com. See Reynolds (F.) 1711.30 
 
 How stout you're getting! farce. See Morton (J. M.) . 1733.17 
 
 How to pay the rent, farce. See Power (T.) 1771.01 
 
 Howe (C. E. B.) Siguing the declaration of independence. 1 
 
 act. In F. M. D.,v. 38 1771.23 
 
 Howe (J. Burdett). British slave. 4 acts. InT. S. D.,v. 36. 1772.26 
 
 — Golden eagle ; or the privateer of '76. 3 acts. In F. S. D., 
 
 v. 22 . 1772.19 
 
 Hugger-mugger, farce. See Clarke (H. S.) 1773.12 
 
 Hughes (F.) My wife's baby, farce. In Lacy, v. 97. . . 1773.07 
 Hughes (John). Siege of Damascus, trag. 5 acts. In British 
 
 drama, v. 2. 1853 1714.10 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 3. 1826 1732.19 
 
 Hugo (Victor). Angelo and the actress of Padua. 4 acts. Tr. 
 
 byG. A. A'Beckett. In F. S. D.. v. 23 1772.19 
 
 — Same. Tr. by G. H. Davidson. In O. B. T., v. 48. 1721.15 
 
 — Lucretia Borgia. 3 acts. In F. S. D., v. 32 1772.24 
 
 — Ruy Bias. 6 acts. ZuLacy'sPl 1722.00 
 
 Humorists (The), com. See Shadwell (T.) 1671. . . . 1742.22 
 Humorous courtier, com. See Shirley (J.) 1833. . . . 1743.06 
 Humorous dayes myrth, com. See Chapman (G.) Dr. works, 
 
 v. 1 1713.24 
 
 Humorous lieutenant. See Beaumont (F.) and Fletcher (J.) 
 
 Works, v. 6 1713.06 
 
 Humpbacked lover, interlude. See Mathews (C, jr.). .1721.27 
 
 Humphrey Clinker, farce. See Dibdin (T.) 1721.19 
 
 Hunchback (The), play. See Knowles (J. S.) . 1732.05 ; 1732.06 
 Hunchback of Notre Dame. See Fitz-Ball (E.) Esmeralda. 1772.17 
 Hundred pound note, farce. See Peake (It. B.) . . .172101 
 Hunt (Leigh). Legend of Florence, play. 5 acts. In O. B. T., 
 
 v. 46 1721.13 
 
 Hunter of the Alps ; drainn. See Dimond (W.) . . . .1721.06 
 
 Husband at sight. See Buckstone (J. B.) 1771.13 
 
 Husband iu clover, farce. See Merivale (H. C.) . . 1773.10 
 Husband of au hour. See Falconer (E.) In F. S. D., v. 38. 1772.27 
 Husband to order, Berio comic drama. See Morton (J. M.) 1733.17 
 Hut of the red mountain : or 30 years of a gambler's life, drinia. 
 
 See Milner (H. M.) 1721.22 
 
 Hyde Park, com. See Shirley (J.) Dram, works, v. 2. 1833. 1743.04 
 Hypochondriac (The), com. See Moliere (J. B. P.) . . 1733.23 
 Hypocrite (The), com. See Bickerstaff (I.) . 1714.09 ; 1711.03 
 
 Hypocrite (The). See Smith (Sol) 1772.14 
 
 I dine with iny mother, comedietta. See MacLachlan(C) 1771.11 
 
 " I love yon,'' comedietta. See Reeve (W.) 1773.03 
 
 Ice witch : or the frozeu hand. Se Buckstone (J. B.) . 1711.28 
 Ici on parle Fraucais, farce. See Williams (T. J.) . . . 1771.23 
 Identity ; or no thoroughlare. See Lequel (L.) .... 1772.30 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
■PLAYS : Idiot witness lo Jones. 
 
 885 
 
 Tdlot witness, melodrama. See Haines (J. T.) 3 acts. In F. S. 
 
 D..V.31 1772.23 
 
 Idumean (The), trag. See Leavitt (J. II.) 186!) 1732.12 
 
 If I bad a thousand a year, farce. See Morton (J. M.) .1733.17 
 If it bo not good, the diuel is in it. See Dekker (T.) Dr. works. 
 
 V. 3. 1873 1722.20 
 
 Iffeland (Augustus Wm.) Conscience, trag. 5 acts. In Thomp- 
 son (B.) German theatre, v. 4. 1801 1721.21 
 
 Ienoramus, com. See Ruggles (G.) 1742.15 
 
 Illustrious stranger ; or married and buried, operatic farce. Sec 
 
 Kenney (J.) 1711.23:1771.12 
 
 Imadnary invalid, com. See Moliere (J. B. P.) . 1733 2") 
 
 Impertinents (The), com. See Moliere (J. B. P.) . . . 1733.22 
 Imposture (The), tragi-com. See Shirley (J.) Dr. works,v.5. 1713.07 
 Impostures of Scapin, farce. See Moliere (J. B. P.) . 1733. 2!i 
 
 Impromptu of Versailles, com. See Moliere (J. B. P.) . . 17:i:i.27 
 
 In and out of place. See Johnson (S. D.) 1771.11 
 
 In possession, farce. See Beoher ( M.) 1773.05 
 
 In the clouds : fairy extrav. See A'Beckett (G. A.) .1773.10 
 
 In three volumes, farce. See Bilkins (T.) 1773.01 
 
 Inchbald iHrs. Eliz.) Animal magnetism, farce. 3 acts. In O. 
 
 B. T., v. 11 1711.14 
 
 Same. In F. M. D., v. 18 1771.13 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 4. 1827 1732.20 
 
 — Child of nature. 2acts. In O. B. T., v. 11 1711.11 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 2. 1825. . ■ . .1732.18 
 
 Every one lias his fault, com. 5 acts. In O. B. T., v. 7. 1711.07 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 2. 1825 1732.18 
 
 — Lover's vows. 5 acts. In C. B. T., v. 17 1711.17 
 
 Note. — Adapted from Kotzebue's 'Child of love.' 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 3 1732.19 
 
 Same. ftO B.T..V.11 1711.17 
 
 — Midnight hour, com. 3 acts. In O. B. T., v. 15. . . 1711.15 
 Same. In London stage, v. 1. 1825 1732.17 
 
 — Mogul tale, farce. 2 acts. In C. B. T., V. 42. . . .1721.09 
 
 — Such things are. 5 acts. In London stage, v. 1. 1825. 1732.17 
 
 — The wedding day. com. 2 acts. Loud., 1794. 8'. . . 1731.31 
 
 Same. InT. S. D.. v. 20 . .1772.18 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 2. 1825 1732.18 
 
 — Wives as they were, and maids as they are, com. 5 acts. 
 
 In C. B. T., v. 10 .1711.10 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 2. 1825 1732 18 
 
 Inchcape Bell, nautical burletta. See Fitz-Ball (E.) . .1721.16 
 
 Inconstant (The), com. SeeFarquhar (Geo.) 1744.31 
 
 Indian emperor (The) ; or the conquest of Mexico by the Span- 
 iards. See Dryden (J.) Works, v. 2. 1821. . . 5042.15 
 Indian exiles, com. See Kotzebue (A. von). . .1724.23 
 
 Indian queen, trag. See Dryden (J.) Works, v. 2. . . 50.42.15 
 Indigenceaudnoblenessofmind.com. See Kotzebue (A.F.F.von). 
 Ingomar, the barbarian. See Munch-Bellinghausen (E.F.J. .baron). 
 Inkle and Tarico, opera. See Colman (Geo.) . . 1714.10 ; 1711.16 
 Inner-temple masque. See Middleton (T.) Works, v. 5. 1733.15 
 Innkeeper of Abbeville. See Fitz-Ball (E.) 2 acts. InF.S.D., 
 
 V. 25 1721.18 ; 1772.20 
 
 Insatiate countess. See Marston (J.) Works, v. 3. 1856. 1733.04 
 Intriguing chambermaid. See Fielding (Henry). . . .5037.22 
 Invincibles, musical farce. See Morton (T. ) . . . . 1721.03 
 
 Invisible girl, comic piece. See Hook (T. E.) . . . . 1721.07 
 Invisible prince, fairy extravaganza. See Flanche (J. R.) 1771.01 
 Ion. See Euripides (p. 450 of Catalogue). 
 Ion. trag. SeeTalfourd (T. N.) Tragedies. 1849. 1744.08. 1772.01 
 
 Ion. travestie. See Cooper (Fox.) 1721.27 
 
 Iphigenia, trag. See Dennis (J.) Select works, v. 2. . 5044.21 
 Iphigenia in Aulis. See Euripides (p. 450 of Catalogue). 
 Iphigenia in Tauris. See Euripides (p. 450 of Catalogue). 
 Iphigenia in Tauris. See Goethe (J. W. von). Dr. works. 1725.01 
 Ireland and America. 2 acts. hF.M.D.,v. 10. . 1771.09 
 
 Ireland as it is. See Amherst (J. A.) . . 1772.15 
 
 Irene, a tragedy. See Johnson |S.) Works, v. 1. . . . 5045.10 
 
 Irish ambassador, com. See Kenney (J.) 1771.05 
 
 Irish assurance and Yankee modesty, farce. 2 acts. In F. M. 
 
 D.. v. 8 1771.08 
 
 Irish attorney, farce. See Bernard (B.) . . .1771.01 
 
 Irish broom-maker. See Wood (C. A. F.) .1771.09 
 
 Irish lion, farce. See Buckstone (J. B.) 1771.04 
 
 Irish mimic ; or blunders at Brighton. See O'Keeffe (J.) 1734.06 
 Irish post, comic drama. See Planche (J. R.) . . 1771.09 
 
 Irish tiger. See Morton (J. M.) 1771.09 
 
 Irish tutor; or new lights, comic piece. See G-lengall (Earl 
 
 of) . 1711.21 ; 1771.02 
 
 Irish widow, farce. See Garrick (David). . .1714.09 
 
 Irish Yankee. See Brougham (John) 1771.09 
 
 Irishman in London, faice. See Macready (Wm.) . 1711.22 
 Irishman's maneuver : or Mike Donovan's courtship, com. 2 
 
 acts. In F. M. D., v. 40 . . 1771.24 
 
 Iron chest, play. See Colman (Geo. the younger). .1721.02 
 
 Is he jealous? operetta. See Beazley (S.) . . . 1734.12 
 
 Isaac (Sacrifice of). See Genlis IMrne. de). Sacred dramas. 
 
 1797 1724.32 
 
 Isaac Commenus. See Taylor (H.) Poet works, v. 2. . 1692.33 
 Isabella : or fatal marriage, trag. See Southern (T.) . .1714.09 
 
 Isabelle. See Buckstone (J. B.) 1772.19 
 
 Island of jewels, fairy extravaganza. See Planche (J. R.) 1741.10 
 Island princess. See Beaumont (F.) and Fletcher (J.) .1713.07 
 Ivanhoe; or, the Jew's daughter, drama. See Dibdin (T.) 1721.17 
 
 Jack Brag ; farce. See A'Beckett (G. A.) '. 1721.04 
 
 Jack in the water, domestic burletta. See Rede (L.) . . 1721.31 
 Jack Jugler. iuterlude. 1 act. In Four old Plays. 1848. 1724.20 
 
 Jack Sheppard. See Buckstone (J. B.) 1771.07 
 
 Jack Sheppard. See Greenwood (T.) 1721.30 
 
 Jack's the lad, drama. See Rogers (W.) 1771.23 
 
 Jacket of blue, burletta. See Wilks (T. E.) 1773.18 
 
 Jackman (Isaac). All the world's a stage, farce. 2 acts In 
 British drama, v. 2. 1853. .".... 171410 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 1. 1825 173"> 17 
 
 ~~ HB 1 1 «? Ud Leander ' Arietta. 2 acts. In British drama, v?l. 
 
 1003. ... 1714 fl(J 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 3. 1826. ' ' 1719*10 
 
 Jacobite. See Flanche (J. E.) . ' ' ' 1771m 
 
 Jacques Strop. See Selby (C.) 1773 1^ 
 
 Jaimson (George). Revolutionary soldier, farce. 1 act. In F 
 
 M. D., v. 34 1771 21 
 
 James (Walter). A return ticket. See Spencer (George) and 
 
 James (W.) 1773 09 
 
 James iv. See Greene (R.) Dram, works, v. 2. 1831. 1725 05 
 
 Jane Shore, trag. See Rowe (N.) 171105 
 
 Same. In British drama, v. 1. 1853. . . ' 1714 09 
 
 Jealous lovers (The). See Randolph (T.) Dram, works, v.'l. 
 
 1375 t t t llil 24 
 
 Jealous wife, com. See Colman (Geo.) .'• 171409 
 
 Jealousy at fault, com. See Giraud (G.) ' 1725 28 
 
 Jealousy of Le Barbouille, farce. See Moliere (J. B. P.) 1733.27 
 Jeannette and Jeannot, musical drama. See Stirling (E ) 1773 16 
 Jenkinses (The), farce. See Planche (J. R.) . . . . 1741 10 
 Jenny Lind at last. See Reach (A. B.) . . ... 1771.16 
 Jephson (Robert). Braganza, trag. 6 acts. In London stage 
 „ v - *■ .If'- 1732 20 
 
 — Count ot Narbonne, trag. 5 acts. In Lond. stage, v. 3. 1732.19 
 
 — Law of Lombardy, trag. 5 acts. 7/iLondon stage, v. 4. 1732.20 
 
 — Two strings to your bow, farce. 1 act. In C.B.T..V.30. 1711.30 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 3. 1826 1732.19 
 
 Jeronimo. Pt. 1. In Dodsley (J.) Old plays, v. 3. 1780. 1722.03 
 Jerrold (Douglas). Comedies. London, 1853. 12°. . .1725.24 
 
 Contents . Bubbles of the day. Time works wonders. 
 The catspaw. Prisoner of war. Retired from business. 
 St. Cupid, or Dorothy's fortune. 
 
 — Comedies and dramas. London, 1854. 12° 1725.25 
 
 Contents : Kent day. Nell Gwynne. The housekeeper. 
 Wedding gown. School fellows. Dove in a cage. Painter 
 of Ghent. Black-eyed Susan. 
 
 — Ambrose Gwinett ; or a seaside story, melodrama. 3 acts. 
 
 In C. M. T., V. 8. . 1721.23 
 
 Same. 3 acts. In F. S. D., v. 24. . . . 1772.20 
 
 — Black-eyed Susan. 2 acts. In F. S. D., v. 30. . .1772.23 
 
 — Bride of Ludgate, comic drama. 2a. In C. B. T.,v. 30. 1711.30 
 
 — Catspaw, comedy. 5 acts. In F. S. D., v. 11. . . .1771.11 
 
 — Devil's ducat ; or the gift of mammon, romantic drama. 
 
 2 acts. In C. M. T., v. 5 1721.20 
 
 — Fifteen years of a drunkard's life, melodrama. 3 acts. In 
 
 F. S. D., v. 44 1772.30 
 
 — Golden calf, comedy. 3 acts. In O. M. T., v. 9. . .1721.24 
 
 — John Oxery ; or the miser of Southwark, drama. 3 acts. In 
 
 C. M. T„ v. 7 1721.22 
 
 — Mutiny at the Nore. 3 acts. In C. M. T., v. 5. . . 1721.20 
 
 — Rent clay, domestic drama. 3 acts. In F. S. D., v. 4. 1772.04 
 
 — St. Cupid ; or Dorothy's fortune, com. 3 acts. In F. M. D-, 
 
 v. 7 1771.07 
 
 — Sally in our alley, drama. 2 acts. In C. M. T., v. 16. 1721.31 
 
 — Thomas A'Beckett. 5 acts. In C. M. T., v. 11. .1721.26 
 Jerrold (W. Blanchard). Cool as a cucumber, farce. 1 act. In 
 
 F. M. D., v. 31 1771.19 
 
 — Cupid in waiting, com. 3 acts. In Lacy, v. 94. . 1773.04 
 
 Jessie Brown. See Boucicault (Dion) 1772.21 
 
 Jew (The), com. See Cumberland (Richard) 1721.05 
 
 Jew and the doctor, farce. See Dibden (T.) . 1711.11 ; 1721.01 
 Jew of Malta, trag. See Marlowe (C.) 1722.08 ; 1733.01 ; 1735.01 
 Jews The , com. See Lessing (G. E.) Dr. works. 1878. 1732.30 
 Joan of Are ; or the maid of Orleans, melodrama. See Fitz- 
 Ball (E.) 1721.19 
 
 Jocasta, trag. See Gascoyne (G.) and Kinwelmarsh (F.) 1724.20 
 
 Note.— An alteration of the Phceuissse of Euripides. 
 Joconde : or festival of the Eosiere, mus. com. See Moncrieff 
 
 (W. T.) 1721.27 
 
 John a Kent and John a Cumber. See Munday (A ) . . 1756.47 
 
 John Dobbs, farce. See Morton (J. M.) 1733.17 
 
 John Bull ; or the Englishman's fireside, com . See Colman (Geo., 
 
 the younger). ... ... 1721.03 
 
 John of Paris, comic opera. See Pocock (I.) 1711.26 
 
 John of Procida ; or bridals of Messina, trag. See Knowles 
 
 (J. S.) Dramatic works 1732.05 ; 06 
 
 John Overy ; or the miser of Southwark. See Jerrold (Douglas). 
 John street. Adelphi, farce. See Buckstone (J. B.) . . 1721.22 
 Johnson (M. D.) In and out of place, burletta. 1 act. In F. M. 
 
 D., v. 14 1771.11 
 
 Johnson (Charles). Cobbler of Preston, mus. farce. 2 acts. 
 
 In G. B. T., v. 42 1721.09 
 
 Johnson (Sam. D.) The fireman. 3 acts. In F.S.D., v. 33. 1772.24 
 
 — Our gal, farce. 1 act. In F. M. D., v. 10 1771.09 
 
 — Shaker lovers. 1 act. In F. M. D., v. 32. . . . 1771.20 
 Johnstone (John B.) Ben Bolt. 2 acts. InT. S.D., v. 20. 1772.18 
 Drunkard's children. 2 acts. In Lacy, v. 99. . .1713.0a 
 
 — Gale Breezelv. 2 acts. In T. M. D., v. 12 17 
 
 Sailor of France. 2 act<. In F. S. D., v. 20. 
 
 Jonathan Bradford. See Fitz-Ball (E.) • • • 
 Jonathan in England. See Colman (Geo., jr.) . 
 Jones (Henry). Earl of Essex, trag. 5 acts. In British drama, 
 
 v 2 1853 ' ' ' lu4 - iu 
 
 Same. 5 acts. In London stage, v. 3. 182S. . • 1J32.19 
 
 Jones (J S.) Captain Kyd. 4 acts. In F. S. D.. v. 34 1772.25 
 -Green mountain boy, com. 2 acts. In F.M.D., v. (to. 7 1.21 
 
 — Moll Pitcher. 4 acts. In F. S D ..v. 29 . . . 1772.22 
 
 — People's lawyer, com. 2 acts InT.S. D. v. 31. . . 1772.23 
 
 — Surgeon of Paris. 4 acts. In T. S. D., v. 32. . . • "™ -\\ 
 Jones (Richard). Greenman.com. 3acts. In. O.B.T.,v.45. 1721.12 
 
 1772.18 
 . 1772.17 
 . 1772.28 
 
 In asking for books, use the ■• Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
886 
 
 PLAYS : Jonsou to Laughing hyena. 
 
 Jonson (Ben). Works. Boston, 1853. 8° 1725.27 
 
 Note. — For Contents see p. 656 of Catalogue. 
 
 Every man in his humour, com. 5 acts. In British drama, 
 
 v. 2. 1853 1714.10 
 
 Same. In 0. B. T., v. 10 1711.10 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 3. 1826 1732.13 
 
 — The Tobacconist, iarce. 2 acts. In London stage, v. 2. 1732.18 
 
 — Fletcher (J.) and Middleton (Xli.) The widow, com. 6 acts. 
 
 In Dodsley (J.) Old plays, v. 12. 1780 1722.12 
 
 Joseph made known to his brethren. See G-enlis (Mine de). 1724.32 
 Journey to London, com. See Vanbrugh (J.) Dr. works. 1744.31 
 Jovial crew, com. See Brome (R.) .... 1713.22 ; 1722.10 
 Judgment of Paris, masque. See Congreve (Wm.) 1714.18 ; 1744.31 
 
 Julian, trag. See Mitford (M. R.) 1711.32 
 
 Juliana ; or princess of Poland, tragi-com. See Crowne (J.J1715.25 
 
 Julius CaBsar, trag. See Shakspere (Wm.) 
 
 Julius Ctesar, trag. See Sheffield (J., duke of Buckingham). 
 
 Works, V. 1 6023.01 
 
 Jumbo-Jum ! farce. 1 act. In T. M. D., v. 31. . . .1771.19 
 
 Just like Roger ! farce. See Webster (B.,jr.) . . .1773.06 
 Katherine and Petruchio. See Shakspere (Wm.) . .1772.13 
 Kathleen Mavourneen ; or St. Patrick's eve, drama. 4 acts. In 
 
 F. S. D., v. 44 . 1772.30 
 
 Katty O'Sheal, farce. See Pilgrim (J.) 2 acts. . . .1771.22 
 Keeper of the seals, comedietta. See Gordon (L. S.) . .1773.14 
 Kelly (Hugh). Schoolforwives.com. 5 acts. In London stage, 
 
 v. 4. 1827 1732.20 
 
 Kemble (Charles). Plot and counterplot ; or the portrait of 
 
 Cervantes, farce. 2 acts. In C. B. T., v. 41. . . 1721.08 
 
 — Point of honour, com. 3 acts. In C. B. T., v. 28. .1711.28 
 Kemble [Mrs. Charles). Day after the wedding, farce. 1 act. 
 
 In F. S. D., v. 6 1772.05 
 
 ■ Same. In C. B. T., v. 29 1711.29 
 
 — Personation : or fairly taken in, comic interlude. 1 act. In 
 
 O. B. T., v. 32 1711.32 
 
 Same. In F. M. D., v. 15 1771.11 
 
 Kemble (Frances Anne). Plays. Lond., 1863. 12'. . . 1731.16 
 Contents : An English tragedy. Eugenie, or the Spanish 
 
 bride. Octavia Bragaldi. 
 Kemble (John Philip). Lodoiska, opera. 3 acts. In C. B. T., v. 41. 
 Same. In London stage, v. 2. 1825. . . . 1732.18 
 
 — The panel, com. 3 acts. In London stage, v. 4. . . 1732.20 
 
 Note. — Altered from Bickerstaff's 'Tis well it's no worse. 
 
 Kenilworth. drama. See Dibdin (T.) , 1721.06 
 
 Kenney (James). Alcaid (The) ; or secrets of office, comic opera. 
 3 acts. In C. B. T., V. 8 . . . 1711.08 
 
 — Blind boy, melodrama. 2 acts. In C B. T., v. 25. . 1711.25 
 
 — Ella Rosenberg, melodrama. 2 acts. In C. B. T., v. 27. 1711.27 
 Same. 2 acts. In F. S. D., v. 36 1772.26 
 
 — Fightiugbyproxy, burletta. 1 act. In T. M. D., v. 29. 1771.18 
 
 — Illustrious stranger ; or married and buried, operatic farce. 
 
 2 acts. I,i C. B.T., v. 23. . ... 1711.23 
 Same. In F. M. D., v. 16 1771.12 
 
 — Irish ambassador, comedy. 2 acts. In F. M. D., v. 5. 1771.05 
 
 — Love, law, and physic, farce. 2acts. /n G. B. T., v. 24. 1711.24 
 
 — Matrimony, opera. 2 acts. In C. B. T., v. 26. . . 1711.26 
 Same. 2 acts. In F. M. D., v. 14 1771.11 
 
 — Raising the wind, farce. 2 acts. In C. B. T., v. 19. . 1711.19 
 Same. In F. M. D., v. 4 1771.04 
 
 — Sweethearts and wives, com. 3 acts. In F. S. D., v. 10. 1772.10 
 
 — Turn out, farce. 2 acts. In C. B. T., v. 46. . . 1721.13 
 
 Kill or cure. See Dance (Charles) 1771.06 
 
 Killegrew (Thomas). The parson's wedding, com. 5 acts. In 
 
 Dodsley (J.) Old plays, v. 11. 1780. . . . 1722.11 
 
 Killing no murder, farce. See Hook (T. E.) 1711.31 
 
 King (Thomas). Lovers' quarrels, interlude. 1 act. In London 
 
 stage, v, 3. 1826 1732.19 
 
 Note. — Altered from ' The mistake,' by J. Vanbrugh. 
 
 King and deserter. See Maddon (J. M.) 1772.27 
 
 ' King (The) and I,' farce. See Morton (J. M.) . . . .1733.17 
 King and no king. See Beaumont (F.) and Fletcher (J.) Works, v. 2. 
 
 King and rebel. See Vellere (Dr. — ) 1773.10 
 
 King Arthur, opera. See Dryden (J.) Works, v. 8. 1821. 5042.21 
 
 King Charming. See Blanche (J. R.) 1771.08 
 
 King Christmas, a fancy-full morality. SeeFlanche (J. R.) 1773.05 
 
 King Henry iv., v., vi., vin. See Shakspere (William). 
 
 King John, trag. See Shakspere (Wm.) 
 
 King John (Troublesome raigne of). 2 pts. In Six old plays, v. 2 
 
 1779 1742.29 
 
 King Lear. Sea Shakspere (William). 
 
 King Leir, and his three daughters (True chronicle history of). 
 
 1 act. In Six old plays, v. 2. 1779. . . . 1742.29 
 
 King of the commons. See White (J.) 1772^04 
 
 King of the peacocks, fairy extrav. See Flanche (J. R.) 174L11 
 
 King Roue's daughter. Sec Herz (H.) .... 1725.08 ; 1771.21 
 
 King Richard n., trag. See Shakspere (Wm.) 
 
 King Richard in.. Irag. See Shakspere (Wm.) 
 
 Kiss in the dark, farce. See Buckstone (J. B.) . . . . 1771.06 
 
 Knight (Thomas). Honest thieves, farce. 2 a. In C. B. T., v. 25. 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 1. 1825 1732.17 
 
 Same. In Oxberry (W.) New Engl, drama, v. 9. 1821. 1734.18 
 
 — Turnpike gate, mus. farce. 2 acts. In O. B. T., v. 20. 1711.20 
 
 Knight of Arva. Sec Boucicault (Dion) 1772.22 
 
 Knight of Malta. See Beaumont (F.) and Fletcher (J.) Works 
 
 V- 5 1713.05 
 
 Knight of the burning pestle. See Beaumont (F.) and Fletcher 
 
 (J.) Works, v. 2. 1843 1713.02 
 
 Knights (The). See Aristophanes. Comedies. . 1712.17 ■ 1712 15 
 Knights (The), com. See Foote (S.) Works, v. 1. 1799.1724.18 
 Knights of the cross j or the hermit's prophecy, romantic drama 
 
 from Sir Walter Seott. 3 acts. In O. B T., v. 34. 172101 
 Knights of the round table, drama. See Plancho (J. R.) 174111 
 
 Know your own mind, com. See Murphy (Arthur). 5057.11 ; 1711.08 
 Knowles (James Sheridan). Dram, works, 2v. L., 1856. 8°. 1732.06 
 Contents. 
 
 Maid of Mariendorpt, play, v. 2. 
 Old maids, com., v. 2. 
 Rose of Arragon, play, v. 2. 
 Secretary (The), play, v. 2. 
 Virginius, trag., v. 1. 
 Wife (The), dr., v. 1. 
 William Tell, play, v. 1. 
 Woman's wit, play, v. 2. 
 
 Alfred the great, v. 1. 
 
 Beggar of Bethnal 'green, \. 1 
 
 Cams Gracchus, trag., v. 1. 
 
 Daughter (The), play, v. 1. 
 
 Hunchback (The), play, v. 1. 
 
 John of Procida, trag., v. 2. 
 
 Love, play, v. 2. 
 
 Love-chase, com, v. 2. 
 
 Same. New ed. L-, 1859. 8° 1732.05 
 
 — Brian Boroihme ; or the maid of Erin, melodrama. 3 acts 
 
 In F. S. D., V. 15 1772.15 
 
 — The bridal, trag. 5 acts. In F. S. D., v. 6 1772.06 
 
 — Caius Gracchus, trag. 5 acts. In C. B. T., v. 6. . . 171L06 
 
 — The hunchback, play. 5 acts. In O. B. T., v. 42. . 172L09 
 
 Same. InT. S. D., v. 2 1772.02 
 
 Same. Love. 5 acts. In F. S.D., v. 9. . . .1772.09 
 
 Same. Love-chase. Com. 5 acts. In F. S. D., v. 3. 1772.03 
 
 Same. In O. B. T., v. 41 1721.08 
 
 — Virginius, trag. 6 acts. In F. S. D., v. 4 1772 04 
 
 Same. In O. B. T., v. 6. .* 171l!o6 
 
 — The wife. 5 acts. In F. S. D., v. 1 1772 01 
 
 — William Tell. 5 acts. In C. B. T., v. 22 1711.22 
 
 Same. In F. S. D., v. 5 1772^05 
 
 Kceuba ; or pirate vessel. See Fitz-Ball (E.) 1721.27 
 
 Kbnigsmark, trag. See Boker (George H.) 1714.11 
 
 Kotzebue (August F. F. von). Dramatic works. From the Ger- 
 man, by C. Smith. 3 v. New York, 1800. 8°. . . 1732.02 
 
 v. 1. Count of Burgundy, com. The wild youth, com. 
 Indigence and nobleness of mind, com. La Perouse, com. 
 Virgin of the sun, a play. Adelaide of Wulfingen, trag. 
 2. Self-immolation, a play. Happy family, drama. Force 
 of calumny, drama. Widow and the riding horse, farce, 
 Pizarro, trag. East Indian, com. 3. Fraternal discord, 
 com. Writing desk ; or youth in danger, drama. Abbe de 
 l'Epee, hist. dram. False shame, com. 
 
 — Deaf and dumb. In Thompson (B.) German theatre, v. 3. 
 
 1801 1724.23 
 
 — Pizarro, trag. Altered by R. B. Sheridan. 6 acts. In Brit- 
 
 ish drama, v. 2. 1853 1714.10 
 
 Same. In O. B. T„ v. 1 1711.01 
 
 Same. In F. S. D., v. 3 1772.03 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 1. 1825 1732.17 
 
 — The Stranger. 5 acts. In C. B. T., v. 14 1711.14 
 
 Same. InT. S. D., v. 2 1772.02 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 3. 1826 1732.19 
 
 Same. In Oxberry (W.) New Engl., drama, v. 12. 1734.21 
 
 Kyd (Thomas). Spanish tragedy ; or Hierouimo is mad again. 
 
 5 acts. In Dodsley (J.) Old plays, v. 3. 1780. . . 1722.03 
 La Bree (Lawrence). Ebenezer Venture, farce. 1 act. In F. 
 
 M. D., v. 22 1771.15 
 
 Lacy (M. Rophino). Maid of Judah ; or the knights templars, 
 
 opera. 3 acts. In O. B. T., v. 25 1711.26 
 
 — Two friends, drama. 2 acts. In O. B. T., v. 27. . . 1711.27 
 
 Same. 2 acts. In F. S. D., v. 12 1772.12 
 
 Lacy (T. H.) and Higgle (T. H.) Tower of London ; or the death 
 
 omen of Lady Jane Grey. 3 acts. In Lacy, v. 94. . 1773.04 
 
 Ladies at home. See Millingen (J. G.) 1771.13 
 
 Ladies beware I farce. 1 act. In F. M. D., v. 7. . . .1771.07 
 Ladies' battle, com. 3 acts. In F. M. D., v. 29. ... 1771.18 
 Ladies' privilege, com. See Glapthorne (H.) . 1715.06 ; 1723.33 
 Lady and gentleman, burletta. 1 act. In F. M. D., v. 31. 1771.1D 
 Lady and the devil, mus. drama. See Dimond (W.) 1721.13 j 1772.23 
 
 Lady Grace. See Smedley (M. B.) Poems 1685.22 
 
 Lady in difficulties, com. See Flanche (J. R.) .... 1741.11 
 
 Lady Jane Grey, trag. See Eowe (N.) 1732.19 
 
 Lady of Belleisle ; or a night in the Bastille. See Gully (J. M.) 
 Lady of Lyons. See Bulwer-Lytton (E. G. E. L., earl). 
 Lady of pleasure, com. See Shirley (J.) Dr. works, v. 4. 1743.06 
 Lady of the bed-chamber, farce. 1 act. In F.M.D., v. 21. 1771.14 
 Lady of the lake, melodrama. See Dibden (Thomas). . 1721. IS 
 
 Lady of the lake. See Thomson (M.) 1771.15 
 
 Lady of the lions, burlesque. See Durivage (0. F.) . . 1771.18 
 Lady's last stake, com. See Oibber (C.) Dr. works, v. 2. . 1713.28 
 Lady's trial. &eFord(J.) Dram, works. . . 1735.02 ; 1724.14 
 
 La Fiammina. See Clapp (W. W., jr.) 1772.27 
 
 Laid up in port I or sharks along shore 1 Sec Higgle (T.H.) 1778.15 
 Lame lover, com. See Foote (S.) 1799. . . 1724.19 ; 1714.10 
 Lancaster (Charles Sears). Advice to husbands, comedietta. 
 
 1 act. InT. M. D., v. 28 1771.18 
 
 Lancaster (Edward). Manager's daughter. 1 act. In F. M. D., 
 
 v. 36 1771.22 
 
 Lancers (The), interlude. See Payne (J. H.) 1711.19 
 
 Langbridge (Frederic). "Man proposes," comedietta. 1 act. 
 
 In Lacy, v. 98 1773.08 
 
 La Feyrouse, com. See Kotzebue (A. F. F. von). Dram, works, 
 
 v. 1 1732.02 
 
 Larboard flu ; or 12 months since. 3 acts. See Wills (W. H.) 1721.28 
 Last days of Pompeii. See Medina (Louisa). 3 acts. In F. S. 
 
 D., v. 19 1772.17 
 
 Last life, drama. See Palmer (T. A.) 1773.13 
 
 Last man ; or miser of Eltliam Green. See Fitt (G. D.) In F. S. 
 
 D., v. 35 1772.25 
 
 Last Mandeville. See Osborn (L.) Tragedies. 1870. . 1734.26 
 Last of the legends ; or the baron, the bride, and the battery, 
 
 extrav. See A'Beckett (G. A.) 1773.09 
 
 Last of the pigtails. See Selby (0.) 1771.21 
 
 Laugh when yon can, com. See Reynolds (F.) . . . 1711.23 
 Laughing hyena. See Webster (B.) 1771.16 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRABY. 
 
PLAYS : Lavater to Love's pilgrimage. 
 
 887 
 
 Lavater the physiognomist ; or not a bad judge. See Planche 
 
 (J. R.) 1772.28 
 
 La _ in ia,.trag. See Beckett (Andrew) 17H.01 
 
 Taw aeainst lovers, tragi-ooni. SeeD'Avenant (W.) Dr. works, 
 
 V. 5 • • 1722.26 
 
 LawofLombardy, trag. See Jephson (E.) 1732.20 
 
 Lawrence (Slingsby). Thelawyers.com. 3 acls. InT.M. D., v. 7. 
 laws of Candy. See Beaumont (F.) and Fletcher (J.) Works, 
 
 v.S .... 1713.05 
 
 Lawyers, com. See Lawrence (8.) 1771.07 
 
 Leah, the forsaken, play. See Daly (A.) 1773.07 
 
 Leap year , com. See Buckstone (J. B.) 1772.11 
 
 Tear (The) of private life; or father and daughter. See Mon- 
 
 crieff (W. T.) 1721.22 
 
 Learned ladies, com. See Moliere (J.B.P.) 1761. 1733.23; 17:W.29 
 Leatherhmgos the great, extrav. See Gheltnam (C. S.) .1773.06 
 Leave it to me, farce. See Hazlewood (C. H.) and Williams (A.) 
 Leavitt (J. M.) Afranius and the Idumeun tragedies. N. Y., 
 
 1869. 16' 1732.12 
 
 Lee (Herbert). The avenger, melodrama. 3 acts. In F. S. D., 
 
 v. 30 1772.23 
 
 Lee (Nathaniel). Alexander the great ; or the rival queens, 
 trag. 5 acts. In British drama, v. 2. 1853. . 1714.10 
 
 Same. In O. B. T., v. 46 1721.13 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 1. 1825 1732.17 
 
 Same. In Oxberry (W.) New Engl, drama, v.3. 1818. 1734.12 
 
 Lee {Miss Sophia). Chapterofaccidents.com. 5 acts. In Lon- 
 don stage, v. 2. 1825 1732.18 
 
 Legend of Florence. See Hunt (L.) Poet, works, v. 1. . 1661.24 
 
 — — Same. See Hunt (L.) 1721.13 
 
 Leeee (Thomas). RicharduB Tertius. In Shakespeare's library, 
 
 v. 5. 1875 1751.18 
 
 Leighton(Wm.,jr.) At the court of king Edwin. 1877. 1732.21 
 Leland (Olivers.) Beatrice. 5 acts. In F. S. D., v. 37. 1772.26 
 
 — Caprice.com. 3 acta. AF.S. D..V.38. . .1772.27 
 
 Eiglits of man, com. 2 acts. In F. M. D., v. 29. . . 1771.18 
 
 Lemon (Mark). Grandfather Whitehead. 2 acts. In F. S. D., 
 
 v. 2 1772.02 
 
 — Gwynneth Vaughan. 2 acts. In F. S. D., v. 39. . .1772.27 
 
 — Honesty the best policy, drama. 2 acts. In 0. B. T., v. 45. 
 
 — Mind your own business. 3 acts. In F. S. D., v. 12. 1772.12 
 Land me five shillings ; farce. See Morton ( J. M.) . .1772.03 
 Leonor de Guzman, trag. See Boker (G. H.) Plays, etc. 1714.04 
 Lequel (Louis). Identity; or no thoroughfare. In F. S. D., 
 
 v. 44 1772.30 
 
 Lessing (Gotthold E.) Dramatic works. From the German. 
 Ed. by E. Bell. 2 v. Loudon, 1878. 12" ... . 1732.29 
 Contents: v. 1. Tragedies. — Miss Sarah Sampson. Philo- 
 tas. Emilia Galotti. Nathau the wise. 2. Comedies. — 
 Damon, or true friendship. The young scholar. The old 
 maid. The woman-hater. The Jews. The free thinker. 
 The treasure. Minna von Baruhelm. 
 
 — Emilia Galotti, trag. 5 acts. In Thompson (B.) German 
 
 theatre, v. 6. 1801 1724.26 
 
 — Nathau the wiBe. Tr. by E. Frotbingham. With essay on 
 
 the poems, by K. Fischer. N. Y., 1868. 12°. . . 1732.11 
 
 — Three comedies.Tr.by J.J.Holroyd. Colchester,1838.12M732.10 
 
 Contents : The free thinker. The treasure. Minna von 
 
 Barnhelm. 
 Lestocq ; or the fete at the hermitage, opera. See Macfarren 
 
 (G.) 1711.33 
 
 Letter-writers, farce. See Fielding (H.) Works, v. 2. . .5037.21 
 Lewes (George Henry). Noble heart. 3 a. In F. S. D., v.40. 1772.28 
 Lewis (Leopold). The bells. 3 acts. In Lacy, v. 97. .1773.07 
 Lewis (Matthew Gregory). Adelgitha ; or the fruits of a single 
 
 error, trag. 5 acts. In O. B. T., v. 39 1721.06 
 
 Same. In F. S. D., v. 41 1772.28 
 
 — Castle spectre. 5 acts. In C. B. T., v. 15. . ■ . . 1711.15 
 
 Same. In F. S. D., v. 27 1772.21 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 1. 1825 1732.17 
 
 Same. inOxberry (W.) New Engl, dr., v. 4. 1818.1734.13 
 
 — The East Indian, com. 5 acts. In Kotzebue (A F. F. von). 
 
 Dr. works, v. 3. 1801 1732.04 
 
 — One o'clock ! or the knight and the wood demon, opera. 3 
 
 acts. In 0. B. T., v. 32 1711.32 
 
 — Baymond and Agnes ; or the bleeding nun of Lindenberg ; 
 
 drama. 2 acts. In C. B. T., v. 38 1721.05 
 
 Same. 7nF. S.D., v. 24 1772.20 
 
 — Rugantino ; or the bravo of Venice, melodrama. 2 acts. In 
 
 0. B. T., v.34 1721.01 
 
 Same. In Oxberry (W.) New Engl, dr., v. 9. 1821. 1734.18 
 
 — Timour the Tartar, melodrama. 2 a. In O. B. T., v. 29. 1711.29 
 
 — Venoni ; or the novice of St. Mark's, drama. 3 acts. In 0. 
 
 B. T., v. 38 . ... 1721.05 
 
 Liar (The), farce. See Foote (Samuel). . . 1714.09 ; 1732 18 
 
 Libertine (Tbe), trag. See Shadwell (T.) 1676 1742.22 
 
 Liberty asserted, trag. See Dennis (J.) Select works, v. 2. 5044.21 
 Life iu New York ; or, Tom and Jerry on a visit. See Brougham 
 
 (John) 1771.10 
 
 Life's a dream. See Oalderon de la Baroa (P.) 1714.21 ; 1714.15 
 Life's a lottery, or jolly Dick the lamp-lighter ; burletta. See 
 
 Rede (W. L.) 1721.14 
 
 Life's episode. SeeHeade (J. E.) Poet, works, v. 3. 1857. 1681.03 
 
 Life's ransom. See Marston (Wm.) 1772.26 
 
 Life's vagaries. See O'Keeffe (J.) Dr. works, v. 1. 1798. 1734.04 
 Like unto like, com. See Calvert (G. H.) Comedies. 1856. 17)4.19 
 Lillo (George). Arden of Feversham, trag. 5 acts. In Brit. 
 
 drama, v. 1. 1853 1714.09 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 2. 1825 1732.18 
 
 — Fatal curiosity, trag. 3 acts. InBrit. drama, v. 1. 1853. 1714.09 
 Sam". In London stage, v. 3. 1826 1732.19 
 
 — George Barnwell ; or the London merchant. In C. B. T., v. 9. 
 Same. In British drama, v. 1. 1853 1714.09 
 
 . 1772.11 
 
 Same. In F. S. D., v. 11 
 
 Lilly (John). See Lyly (John). 
 Limberham ; or the kiud keeper, com. See Dryden (J.) 5042.19 
 Limerick boy, farce. See Pilgrim (.1.) . 1771 15 
 
 Lmgua ; or combat of the tongue and five senses for superiority 
 
 com. See Brewer (A.) 17 ..., 05 
 
 J , !°, ne ™ u , < } clavia8a . comic opera. See Bickersta'fft'l.)' '. 1714J0 
 Lisle (Walter). Love test, comedietta. 1 act. In Lacy v. 102 
 Little barefoot. See Waldauer (A.) ... . 177229 
 
 Little change (A), farce. See Grundy (Sydney). '. 1 ' 1773 V15 
 Little French lawyer. See Beaumont (F.) and Fletcher (J.) 
 
 Works, v. 3. 1843 171 3 03 
 
 Little hunchback ; or a frolic in Bagdad. See O'Keeffe (John).' 
 '■ Little mother," comic piece. See Morton (J. M.) . . 1773.01 
 Little Robin Hood ; or quite a new beau 1 hist, burlesque. See 
 
 Eeece(R.) 1773.01 
 
 Little savage, farce. See Morton (J. M.) 1733 17 
 
 Little thief (Night walker ; or the). See Beaumont (F.) and 
 
 Fletcher (J.) WorkB, v. 11. 1846 1713.11 
 
 Little Toddlekins. See Mathews (C.) 1771.19 
 
 Live woman iu the mines. By " Old block." 2 acts. In F. M 
 
 D., V. 17 1771.12 
 
 Livius (B^rham). Maid or wife, mus. com. 2 acts. In O. B. 
 
 T„ v. 33 17H.33 
 
 Lizzie Leigh, domestic drama. 3 acts. SeeWaldron (W.R.) 1773 03 
 Loan of a lover, vaudeville. See Planche (J. R.) . . .1771.01 
 
 Lock and key, mus. farce. See Hoare (P.) 1711.24 
 
 Lodge (Thomas). Rosalynde. Euuhues golden legacie. In 
 
 Shakespeare's library, v. 2. 1875 1751.15 
 
 — and Greene (R.) Looking glass for London and England. 
 
 In Greene (R.) Dramatic works, v. 1. 1725.04 
 
 Lodgers and lodgers, farce. See Hay (F.) 1773.02 
 
 Lodoiska, melodramatic opera. See Eemble (J. P.) In London 
 
 stage, v. 2. 1825 1732.18 
 
 Lofty projects ; or arts in an attic, farce. See Lunn (J.) 1711.10 
 Logan (O. A.) Yankee land, com. 2 a. In F. M. D., v. 26. 1771.17 
 
 London assurance. See Bouoioault (Dion) 1772.04 
 
 London bridge, 150 years ago ; or the old mint. 5 acts. In 
 
 Lacy, v. 102. 1773.12 
 
 London hermit ; or rambles in Dorsetshire. See O'Keeffe (J.) 
 
 Dram, works, v. 3. 1798. 1134.06 
 
 London triumphing. See Dekker (T.) ....... 1722.20 
 
 London's Tempe, pageant, 1629. See Dekker (T.) . . . 1722.21 
 
 Long strike, drama. See Boucicault (Dion) 1772.30 
 
 Lookbeforeyonleap.com. See Lovell (G. W.) . . . .1772.05 
 Looking glass for 'London and England. See Lodge (T.) and 
 
 Greene (R.) 1725.04 
 
 Lord of the manor, com. See Burgoyne (Sir J.) 1711.13 ; 1732.18 
 Lost child, or Jones's baby. See Suter (W. E.) . . . .1771.24 
 
 Lost sliip. See Townsend (T.) . 1772.27 
 
 Lost wife; or a husband's confession. See Hazlewood (C. H.) 
 Lots (The). See Plautus (M. A.) Comedies, v. 5. 1774. .1741.17 
 
 Lottery, farce. See Fielding (H.) Works, v. 2 5037.21 
 
 Lottery of life, a story of N! Y. See Brougham (J.) . . 1773.15 
 Lottery ticket. See Buckstone (J. B.) . . . . 1721.02 ; 1771.13 
 Love. See Knowles (J. S.) 
 
 Love a la mode. See Macklin (C.) 1714.10 ; 1732.19 
 
 Love and a bottle, com. See Farquhar (G.) Dr. works. 1849. 1744.31 
 Love and fortune, tableau. See Planche (J. R.) . . .1741.11 
 Love and honour. See D'Avenant (W.) Dr. works, v. 3. 1722.24 
 Love and honour, or soldiers at home — heroes abroad, drama. 
 
 See Carpenter (J. E.) In C. B. T., v. 48 1721.15 
 
 Love and intrigue. See Schiller (J. C. F. von). Works, v. 4. 5064.27 
 
 Love and loyalty. See Robson (W. J.) 1772.24 
 
 Love and murder, farce. See Brougham (J.) 1771.08 
 
 Love at a venture, com. See Centlivre [Mrs. S.) 1714.25 ; 1715.02 
 Love-chase (The), com. See Knowles (J. S.) 
 Loveforlove.com. See Congreve (Wm.) 1714.17 ; 1744.31 ; 1714.10 
 Love in a camp ; or Patrick in Prussia. See O'Keeffe (J.) 1734.07 
 Loveinamaze.com. See Shirley (J.) Dr. works, v. 2. 1833. 1743.04 
 Love iu a riddle. See Cibber (C.) Dr. works, v. 4. 1760. 1713.30 
 Love in a village, comic opera. See Bickerstaff(L) . .1714.10 
 Love in a wood; or St. James's park, com. See Wycherley (Wm.) 
 
 Love in humble life. See Payne (J. Howard) 1771.11 
 
 Love in livery, farce. See Wooler (J. P.) JJZHI 
 
 Love in '76. See Bunce (O.) ......... . ""-Ij 
 
 Love in several masques.com. See Fielding (H.) Works, v.1.5037.20 
 Love is the best doctor, com. See Moliere (J.B.P.) 1733.28; 1733.21 
 Love-knot, com. See Coyne (J. S.) • • • • • • • • ■„"„?' 
 
 Love laughs at locksmiths, mus. farce. See Colman (Geo., the 
 
 vounncT). . . ■> * 1^*1*"* 
 
 Love, law, and physic, farce. See Kenney (J.) . . . • 171} 24 
 Love makes a man, com. See Cibber (Colley). 1713.27 ; 1,21.10 
 Love of a prince. See Gayler (O) . . •■•■•• HitS 
 Love-sick court, or ambitious politique. See Brome (It) 1713^21 
 Love the greatest, enchantment. See Oalderon de la Barca^PJ 
 
 Love-tiff. com. See Moliere (J. B. P.) . • • • • ■ "*•>■ j>* 
 Love-tricks, com. See Shirley (J.) Dr. works v 1 1833. 1743.03 
 Love triumphant, tragi-com. See Dryden (3.) Works v.8. 5042.21 
 Love wins, com. See Clarke (S.H^Du Terreau (-). . 1773.15 
 Love's contrivance, com. See Centlivre Mrs. S.) 1703. 1715 02 
 Love's contrivance, com. See Centlivre (Mrs. S.) Dr. worts. 
 
 Love's cure. See Beaumont (F.) and Fletcher (J.) Works^v. 9. 
 1845. 
 
 1713.09 
 
 
 to asking for book,, us. the •■ Book Order." giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
888 
 
 PLAYS : Love's sacrifice to Masaniello. 
 
 Love's sacrifice. See Ford (J.) Dr. works. . . 1735.02 ; 1724.14 
 Love's sacrifice ; or the rival merchants. See Lovell (G. W.) 1721.09 
 Lovell (ijeorgeW.) Look before you leap.com. 5 a. InT. S. 
 
 D., v. 6. . .... . . . • 1772.05 
 
 Love's sacrifice. In 0. B. T„ v. 42. . . 1721.09 
 
 Same. InT. S. D., v. 2 1772.02 
 
 Provost of Bruges, trag. 5 acts. In 0. B. T., v. 44. 1721.11 
 
 Lovell (Maria'. Beginning and the end, domestic drama. 4 acts. 
 
 In C. B. T., v. 48 1721.15 
 
 — {translator). Ingomar, the barbarian. 5 acts. See Munch- 
 
 Bellinghausen (E. F. J., baron vou). . . 1721.11,1772.12 
 Lover (Samuel). Happy man. 1 act. In F. M. D.. v. 24. 1771.16 
 
 — KoryO'More. 3 acts. In F. S. D., v. 22 1772.19 
 
 — "White horse of the Peppers, comic drama. 2 acts. In F. M. 
 
 D„ v. 3 • 1771.03 
 
 Lover by proxy. See Boucicault (Dion) 1771.19 
 
 Lover's amazements. See Hunt (L.) Poet, works, v. 1. 1661.24 
 Lover's melancholy. See Ford (J.) Dr. works. 1735.02 ; 1724.13 
 Lovers' progress. See Beaumont (F.) and Fletcher (J.) Works, 
 
 v. 11. 1846 1713 11 
 
 Lovers' quarrels ; or like master like man. See King (T.) 1732.19 
 Lovers' quarrels, com. See Moliere (J. B. P.) . 1733.27 
 
 Lovers' vows. See Inchbald {Mrs. Eliz.) . .1711.17 
 
 Lovers' vows. See Kotzebue (A. von) 1724.22 
 
 Loval subject. See Beaumont (F.) a,nd Fletcher (J.) Works, v. 6. 
 
 1841 1713.06 
 
 Lucas (J. T.) Browne, the martyr, farce. 1 act. In Lacy, v. 96. 
 Lucas (W. J.) Man with the iron mask. 4 acts. In F. S. D., 
 
 v. 29 1772.22 
 
 — Traitors' gate ; or the tower of London in 1553. 3 acts. In 
 
 Lacy, v. 95 1773.05 
 
 Lucky chance. SeeBehn {Mrs. A.) Plays, v. 3. 1871. .6021.03 
 
 Lucky hit. SeeFaul(H.) 1771.20 
 
 Lucky sixpence, farce. See Browne (E. J.) 1773.13 
 
 Lucky stars ; or the cobbler of cripplegato ! burletta. 1 act. 
 
 See Dance (G.) . . 1773.04 
 
 Lucretia Borgia. See Hugo (Victor) 1772.24 
 
 Luke the labourer, melodrama. See Buckstone (-J. B.) .1721.17 
 Lunn (Joseph). Hide and seek, opera. 2 acts. In C. B. T., v. 12. 
 
 — Lofty projects ; or arts in au attic, farce. 2 acts. In C. B. 
 
 T„ v. 10 1711.10 
 
 — Management ; or the prompter puzzled : comic interlude. 
 
 lai-t. ftO B.T..V.3! 1721.05 
 
 — Roses and thorns, com. 3 acts. In C. B. T., v. 12. . 1711.12 
 
 — Shepherd of Derweut vale. 2 acts, in O. B. T., v. 10. 1711.10 
 Lurline ; or revolt of the Naiades. See Dalrymple (J. S.) 1721.24 
 Lust's dominion, trag. See Marlowe (C.) Dr. works. 1818. 1733.01 
 Lying valet, farce. See Garrick (David). 1714.09 ; 1732.17 ; 1734.20 
 Lyly, Lilly, or Lillie (John). Dramatic workB. With notes and 
 
 life by F. W. Fairholt. 2 v. London, 1858. 16°. . 1732.14 
 Contents : v. 1. Endimion. Campaspe. Sapho and Phao. 
 Gallathea. 2. Mydas. Mother Bombie. Woman in the 
 moone. Love's metamorphosis. 
 
 — Alexander and Campaspe, com. 5 acts. In Dodsley (J.) 
 
 Old plays, v. 2. 1780 1722.02 
 
 Lysistrata. See Aristophanes. Comedies, v. 2. 1853. . 1712.16 
 Lyste (H. P.) Only a penny-a-liner I comedietta in 1 act. In 
 
 Lacy, v. 100 1773.10 
 
 Macbeth, trag. See Shakspere (Wm.) ... . . 1711.01 
 
 Macbeth travestie. SeeNorthall (W. K.) 1771.05 
 
 M'Closkey (James). Fatal glass ; or the curse of drink, drama. 
 
 3 acts. In Lacy, v. 106 1773.16 
 
 Macfarren (George). Gil Bias, drama. 3 a. In O. B.T..V.36. 1721.03 
 
 — Guy Faux, melodrama. 3 acts. In C. M. T., v. 4. . 1721.19 
 
 — Lestocq ; or the fete at the hermitage, hist, opera. Adapted 
 
 from Scribe. 3 acts. In C. B. T., v. 33. . . . 1711.33 
 
 — Malvina, opera. 3 acts. In O. B. T., v. 36. . . . 1721.03 
 
 — March of intellect. In C. M. T., v. 12 1721.27 
 
 — Myoldwoman.mus.com. 3 acts. In C. M. T., V. 1. 1721.16 
 
 — Winning a husband, burletta. 1 act. In CM. T., v. 5. 1721.20 
 
 Same. In F. M. D., v. 16 1771.12 
 
 Machin (Lewes). Dumb knight, hist. com. 5 acts. In Dods- 
 ley (J.) Old plays, v. 4. 1780..- 1722.04 
 
 Mack (R. E.) The masquerade ; or AuntHepsaba's fright, farce. 
 2 scenes. In F. S. D., v. 40 1771.24 
 
 — ' 'Tis the darkest hour before dawn,' com. 1 act. In F. M. 
 
 D.,v. 40 1771.24 
 
 Macklin (Charles). Love a la mode. 2 acts. In British drama, 
 
 V. 2. 1853 . ... 1714.10 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 3. . ... 1732.19 
 
 — Man of the world, com. 5 acts. In C. B. T., /. 5. . 1711.05 
 
 Same. In Brit, drama, v. 1. 1853. . . 1714.09 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 1. 1825 1732.17 
 
 McLachlan (Charles). I dine with my mother, comedietta. 1 
 
 act. In F. M. D., v. 14 1771.11 
 
 Macready (Wm.) Irishman iu London, farce. 2 acts. In O. B. 
 
 T., v. 22 1711.22 
 
 Same. In F. M. D„ v. 18 1771.13 
 
 Mad couple well macht. See Brome (R.) Dr. works, v. 1. 1713.20 
 
 Mad dogs, farce. See Moore (J.) 1771.15 
 
 Mad lover. See Beaumont (F.) and Fletcher (J.) Works, v. 6. 
 
 1844 1713.00 
 
 Mad prophet, com. See Giraud (G.) Ital. comedies. 1849. 1725.28 
 Mad world (A), my masters. See Middleton (T.) 1733.12. 1722.05 
 Maddox (Frederick More). Frederick the great, melodrama. 
 
 2 acts. In O. M. T., v. 13 1721.28 
 
 Maddox (J. M.) The king and deserter. 2 acts. In F. S. D., 
 
 V-39 1772.27 
 
 Madelaine, the belle of the Faubourg. See Cunningham {Mrs. V.) 
 Madmen all; or cure of love. See Paulding (James K.) 1734.30 
 Magnetic lady. See Jonson (Ben). Works, 1853 . . . 1725.27 
 Magnificent lovers. See Moliere (J. B. P.) . . 1733.29 ; 1733.22 
 
 Magpie, or the maid of Pailaiseau, melodrama. See Pocock (I.) 
 Mahomet, the imposter, trag. ; adapted from Voltaire. See Mil- 
 ler {Rev. James.) 1732.20 ; 1714.10 
 
 Maid iu the mill. See Beaumont (F.) and Fletcher (J.) Works 
 
 v. 9. 1845 1713.09 
 
 MaidofBath.com. See Foote (S.) Works, v. 2. 1799. .1724.19 
 
 Maid of Croissey. See Gore (Mrs. Charles) 1771.04 
 
 Maid of honour, tragi-com. See Massinger (Philip). 
 Maid of Judah ; or knights templars. See Lacy (M. R.) 1711.25 
 Maid of Mariendorpt. See Knowles (J. S.) . . 1732.05 ; 1732.07 
 Maid of Orleans. See Schiller (J. C. F. von). Works, v. 3. 5064.26 
 Maid of the mill, comic opera. See Bickerstaff(I.) . . 1711.08 
 Maid of the oaks. See Burgoyne (J.) Works, v. 1. 1808. 17u!l4 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 3. 1826 1732.19 
 
 Maidorwife.mus.com. See Livius (B.) 1711.33 
 
 Maid with the milking pail. See Buckstone (J. B ) . . 1771.19 
 Maid's revenge, trag. See Shirley (J.) Dr. works, v 1.1833.1743.03 
 Maid's tragedy. See Beaumont (F.) and Fletcher (J.) Works, 
 
 v. 1 1713.01 
 
 Maidens of Traohis. See Sophocles. Tragedies, v. 2. 1865. 1743.20 
 Make your wills, farce. See Mayhew (E.) and Smith (G.) 1721.02 
 Malcontent (The). See Marston (J.) .... 1722.04 ; 1733.03 
 Maltby (Alfred). Should this meet the eye, farce. 1 act. In 
 Lacy, v. 97 1773.07 
 
 — Two flats and a sharp, comedietta. 1 a. In Lacy, v. 100. 1773.10 
 
 — Your vote and interest, electioneering squib. In Lacy, v. 
 
 100 1773.10 
 
 Maltby (C. A.) Borrowed plumes, farce. ZnLacy, v. 92. 1773.02 
 
 — For better for worse, farce. 1 act. In Lacy, v. 105. .1773.15 
 
 Malvina, opera. See Macfarren (G.) 1721.03 
 
 Man-Fred, burlesque ballet opera. See A'Beckett (G. A.) 1721.24 
 
 Manhater (The). See Moliere (J. B. P.) 1733.20 
 
 Man-milliner. See O'Keeffe (J.) Dr. works, v. 4. 1798. 1734 07 
 Man of mode ; or Sir Fopling Flutter, com. See Etherege (G.) 
 
 Works. 1704 1723.08 
 
 Manoftheworld.com. See Macklin (Ch.) . . .1714.09 
 
 ''Man proposes,'' comedietta. See Langbridge (F.) . .1773.08 
 Man with the carpet bug.farce. See A'Beckett (G.A).1721.28;1771.24 
 Man with the iron mask. See Lucas (W. J.) . . .1772.22 
 
 Man without ahead, farce. See Wooler (J. P.) . . . .1771.21 
 Man's (The) bewitch'd, com. See Centlivre (S.) 1714.27 ; 1715.02 
 Man's the master, com. See D'Avenant (W.) Dr. works, v. 5. 
 
 1874 1722.26 
 
 Management ; or the prompter puzzled : comic interlude. 1 act. 
 
 See Lunn (J.) 1721.05 
 
 Manager in distress, prelude. See Colman (G.) . . . 1773.04 
 
 Manager's daughter. See Lancaster (E.) 1771.22 
 
 Marble heart ; or the sculptor's dream. See Selby (C.) 1772.25 
 March (George). Shepherd of Cournailles, operetta. 1 act. In 
 
 Lacy, v. 96. .- 1773.06 
 
 March of intellect. See Macfarren (G.) . ... 1721.27 
 
 Marco Spada. See Simpson (J. P.) 1772.13 
 
 Marcus Brutus, trag. S'e Sheffield (J., duke of Buckingham). 
 
 Works, v. 1 5023.01 
 
 Margery Daw, farce. See Morton (J. M.) 1733.18 
 
 Maria Martiu ; or the murder in the red barn, drama. 2 acta. 
 
 In Lacy, v. 108 .... 1773.18 
 
 Mariamne, trag. See Fenton (E.) 1724.12 
 
 Mariamne, trag. See Voltaire (F. M. A. de) 1744.21 
 
 Marianne, child of charity. Se» Pitt (G. D.) 1721.31 
 
 Marlowe (Christopher). Dramatic works. Notes by W. Oxber- 
 
 ry. L„ 1818-20. 12° 1733.01 
 
 Contents : Jew of Malta. Edward the second. Doctor 
 
 Faustus. Lust's dominion. Massacre ol Paris. Tauibur- 
 
 lane the great. Dido, queen of Carthage. 
 
 — Works. Notes, by A. Dyce. L., 1858. 8'' 1735.01 
 
 Contents : Dido, queeu of Carthage. Doctor Faustus. 
 Edward second. Jew of Malta. Massacre at Paris. 
 
 — Edward 11., trag. In Dodsley (J.) Old plays, v. 2. 1780. 1722.02 
 
 — Jew of Malta, trag. In Dodsley ( J. ) Old plays, v. 8. 1780. 1722.08 
 Marmion (Shakerley). The antiquary, com. 5 acts. In Dods- 
 ley (J.) Old plays, v. 10. 1780 .1722.10 
 
 Marplot in Lisbon, com. See Centlivre (Mrs. S.) . . . 1714.26 
 Marriage a-la-mode, com. See Dryden (J.) Works, v. 4. 5042 17 
 Married a id single, com. See Poole (J.) . . • .1772.10 
 Married bachelor, farce. See O'Callaghan (P. P.) . . . 1771.13 
 
 Married rake, farce. See Selby (C ) 1771.08 
 
 Marryat (Florence) and Young (C. L.) Miss Chester, drama. 
 
 3 acts. In Lacy, v. 104 1773.14 
 
 Marston (John). Works. With notes and life by J. O. Halli- 
 
 well. 3 v. London, 1856. 16° 1733.02 
 
 Note For Contents see entry, p. 740 of Catalogue. 
 
 — and Webster (J.) The Malcouteut. 5 acts. In Dodsley (J.) 
 
 Old plajs, v. 4. 1780 1722.04 
 
 Marston (J. Wetland). Anne Blake. 5 acts. In F. S. D., v. 34. 
 
 — Hard struggle, domestic dr. 1 act. In F. S. D., v. 89. 1772.27 
 
 — A life's ransom. 6 acts. In F. S. D., v. 36. . . 1772.26 
 
 — Patrician's daughter, trag. 6 acts. In F. S. D., v. 32. 1772.24 
 
 — Pure gold. 4 acts. In F. S. D. v. 41 1772.28 
 
 Martin (Wm.) D'ye know me now? farce. 1 act. In Lacy, v- 
 
 105 1773.16 
 
 Martyr (The), trag. See Baillie (Joanna). Works. 1851. 1712.22 
 Mary Edmonstone, drama. See Hazlewood (0. H.) . .1773.13 
 Mary Gastonbury ; or dream girl of the Devll-holl. See Fitz- 
 
 Ball (I-'..) 1721.21 
 
 Mary Queen of Scots, an hist. play. See Franklin (Rev. T.) 1725.00 
 MaryStuirt. See Allien (V.) Tragedies, v. 2. 1815. . .1712.11 
 Mary Stuart. See Schiller (J C. F. vou). Works, v. 3. . 5064.26 
 Mary's birthday ; or the cynio. See Miles (G. H.) . . . 1772.23 
 Mary's dream ; or far, far at sea I melodrama. See Townsend 
 
 (T.) . 1773.17 
 
 Masaniello, mus. dram. See Milner (H. M.) . 1721.16 ; 1772.20 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
PLAYS : Masks and faces to Moncrieff. 
 
 889 
 
 m,.v« and faces, com. See Taylor (Tom) and Reade (0.) 1772.23 
 
 E; "f Buda, opera. See Planche (J. E.) 1721.16 
 
 M^aue(A). See Cokain (Sir A.) Dram, works. 1874. .1713.31 
 MaMne of the Inner temple and Gray's inn. See Beaumont (F ) 
 
 KqP imd Fletcher (I.) Works, v. 2. 1843 1713.02 
 
 Masmierade (The), farce. See Mack (R. E.) 1771.24 
 
 ffi at Paris, trag. See Marlowe (C.) . 1733.01 ; 1735.01 
 Maesineer (Philip). Dramatic works. Ed. by H. Coleridge. 
 
 London, 1818. 8° 1736.02 
 
 Note.— For Contents see p. 746 of Catalogue. 
 
 Duke of Milan, trag. 6 acts. In London stage, v. 2. 1732.18 
 Z Fatal dowry, trag. 5 acts. In O. B. T., v. 10. . . .1711.10 
 _ Maid of honour, tragi-oom. 5acts. In C. B. T., v. 29. 1711.29 
 
 Wswway to pay old debtB, com. 6acts. In O.B.T., v. 7. 1711.07 
 
 _ __ Same. In British drama, v. 1. 1853 1714.09 
 
 Same. AP.S.B.,v.S 1772.05 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 2. 1825 1732.18 
 
 Same. In Oxberry (W.j New Engl, drama, v.l. 1818. 1734.10 
 
 Master Jones's birthday. See Morton (J. M.) . . . .1733.18 
 Master's rival ; or a day at Boulogne, farce. See Peake (R. B.) 
 Match (The), com. See Baillie (J.) Works. 1851.. . .1722.22 
 
 Matchat midnight, com. See Rowley (W.) 1722.07 
 
 Match in the dark, comedietta. See Dance (C.) . . . .1771.18 
 Match mee in London, tragi-com. See Dekker (Thomas). 1722.20 
 Matchmaker, farcical com. See Oheltnam (C. S.) . . .1773.03 
 Mathews (Charles). Adventures of a love letter, com. 2 acts. 
 
 In F. M. D., v. 41 1771.24 
 
 Bachelor's bedroom, comic scene. In F. M. D., v. 23. 1771.15 
 
 _Dowager.com. 1 act. InT. M. D., v. 32 1771.20 
 
 _ Humpbacked lover. 1 act. In O. M. T , v. 12. . .1721.27 
 
 Little Toddlekius, comic drama. 1 act. In F.M.D..V.31. 1771.19 
 
 Used up, com. 2 acts. In F. M. D , v. 2. . . . 1771.02 
 
 — Who killed Cock Robin ? farce. 2 acts. Z»F.M.D.,v.38. 1771.23 
 Mathews (Cornelius). The politicians, com. 5 acts. In his 
 
 Various writings. Nev York, 1843. 8° 5053 05 
 
 Matilda of Denmark. See Osborn (L.) Tragedies. 1870.1734.26 
 Matrimony, petite opera. See Kenney (J.) . 1711.26 ; 1771.11 
 
 Matteo Falcone. See Oxberry (W. H.) 1771.16 
 
 Matnrin (Charles Robert). Bertram, trag. 5 acts. In 0. B. T., 
 
 v. 43 1721.10 
 
 Same. In F. S. D., v. 7 1772.07 
 
 Maturin (Edward). Viola. 4 acts. In F. S. D., v. 26. . 1772.21 
 Maurice (Walter) and Bice (James). Ready -money, drama. 4 acts. 
 
 In Lacy, V. 104 1773.14 
 
 May (Thomas). The Heir, com. 5 acts. In Dodsley (J.) Old 
 
 plays, v. 8. 1780 1722.08 
 
 — The old couple, com. 5 acts. In Dodsley (J.) Old plays, 
 
 v. 10. 1780 1722.10 
 
 May-day, com. See Chapman (G.) Dram, works, v. 2. 1873 1713.25 
 Mayhew (Augustus). Pour cousins, comic drama. 2 acts. In 
 
 Lacy, v. 92 1773.02 
 
 Mayhew (Edward) and Smith (G.) Make your wills, farce. 1 act. 
 
 In O. B. T., v. 35 1721.02 
 
 Same. In F. M. D„ V. 16 1771.12 
 
 Mayhew (Henry). Wandering minstrel, farce. 1 act. In F. 
 
 M. D., v. 26 1771.17 
 
 Mayhew (Thomas). Ambition ; or Marie Mignot. 3 acts. In 
 
 0. B. T., v. 34 1721.01 
 
 Mayne (Jasper). City-match, com. 5 acts. In Dodsley (J.) Old 
 
 plays, v. 9. 1780 1722.09 
 
 MayorofGarrat.com. SeeFoote(S.) . . . 1724.18 ; 1714.09 
 Mayor of Queenborongh, com. See Middleton (Th.) . .1733.11 
 Mazeppa, romantic drama. See Milner (H. M ) 1721.20 ; 1772 19 
 Meadow (A.) His own enemy, ire Lacy, v. 102. . . .1773.12 
 Measure for measure, com. See Shakspere (Wm.) . 1711.07 
 
 Medea. See Euripides (p. 450 of Catalogue). 
 Medina (Louisa H.) Ernest Maltravers. 3 acts. In F. S. D., 
 
 v. 18 1772.17 
 
 — Last days of Pompeii. 3 acts. In F. S. D., v. 9. . .1772.17 
 
 — Nick of the woods. 3 acts. In F. S. D., v. 34. . . .1772.25 
 
 Mej's diversion. S-e Craven (H. T.) 1772.29 
 
 Melicerte. See Moliere (J. B. P.) 1733.28 ; 1733.23 
 
 Memuon. See Reade (J. E.) Poetical works, v. 2. 1857.1681.02 
 Menaschmi ; or the twin-brothers. See Flantus(M. A.) 1742.04 ; 29 
 Mendicant (The), drama. See A'Beckett (G. A.) . . .1721.04 
 Mercator. the merchant. See Plautus (II. A.) 1742.05 ; 1741.14 
 Merchant of Bruges. See Beaumont (F.) and Fletcher (J.) 1732.20 
 Merchant of Venice. See Shakspere (Wm.) 
 
 Merchant's wedding ; or London frolics in 1638. See Planche 
 
 (J. R.) 1711.19 
 
 Merit! (Paul). Chopstick and Spikins, farce. In Lacy,v.l09. 1773.19 
 
 — Glin Gath ; or the man in the cleft, drama. 4 acts. In 
 
 Lacy, v. 99 1773.09 
 
 Merivale (Herman C.) Husband in clover, farce. 1 act In 
 Lacy, v. 100 1773.10 
 
 — 8on of the soil. 3 acts. JnLacy, v. 97 1773.07 
 
 Merope. See Alfleri (V.) Tragedies, v. 2. 1815. . . .1712.11 
 Merry devil of Edmonton. 1 act. In Dodsley (J.) Old plays, 
 
 v.- 6. 1780 1722.05 
 
 Merry wives of Windsor, com. See Shakspere (Wm.) 
 
 Metamora, burlesque. See Brougham (John) 1771.20 
 
 Meted out, drama. See Vellere {Dr.) 1773.09 
 
 'Methinkslseemy father 1' farce. 2 acts. In O.B.T..V.45. 172112 
 
 Michael Erie. See Wilks (T. E.) 1772.23 
 
 Michaelmas term. See Middleton (T.) Works, v. 1. 1840. 1733.11 
 
 Mrerocosmus, masque. See Nabbes (T.) 1722 09 
 
 Midas, burletta. See O'Hara (K.) . . 1714.09 ; 1711.12 • 1732.17 
 Middle Temple and Lincoln's Inne, masque. See Chapman 
 
 (Geo.) 1713.26 
 
 Middleton (Thomas). Works. Notes, by A. Dyce. 5 v. Lon- 
 don, 1840. 12° 1733.11 
 
 Note.— For Contents see p. 776 of Catalogue. 
 
 — A mad world, my masters, com. 5 acts. In Dodsley (J.) 
 
 Old plays, v. 5 1780 1722 05 
 
 — Mayor of Quinborough, com. 5 acts. In Dodsley (J.) Old 
 
 plays, v. 11. 1780 _ 1722.11 
 
 — and Dekker (T.) The roaring girle j or Moll Cut-purse*. 1 act. 
 
 In Dodsley (J.) Old plays, v. 6. 1780 1722 06 
 
 — Same. In Dekkor (T.) Dr. works, v. 3. 1873. . 1722.20 
 Middy ashore, farce. See Barnard (W. B.) 1 act. . . . 1771.10 
 Midnight banquet, melodrama. 2 acts. In F. S. D. v. 38. 1772 27 
 Midnight hour, com. See Inchbald {Mrs. Eliz.) 1711.15 ■ 1732.17 
 Midnight : the 13th chimo ; or old St. Paul's. Sec Barnett (C. S.) 
 
 Midnight watch. See Morton (J. M.) 1733.18 
 
 Midsummer-night's dream, com. See Shakspere (Wm.) 
 
 Miles (Geo. H.) Mary's birthday ; or the cynic. 3 acts. InT. 
 
 S. D.. v. 31 1772.23 
 
 — Senor Valieute, com. 5 acts. In F. S. D., v. 41. . .1772.28 
 Miles Gloriosus ; the braggartcaptain. See Plautus (M.A.) 1742.04 
 Millengen (J. G.) Ladies at home. 1 act. In F.M.D..V.19. 1771.13 
 Miller (Rr.v. James). Mahomet, the imposter, trag. 5 acts. In 
 
 British drama, v. 2. 1823 1714.10 
 
 Note.— Adapted from the play of Voltaire. 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 4. 1827 1732.20 
 
 Miller and his men, melodrama. See Pocock (I.) . . .1711.26 
 Miller of Mansfield, dram ent. See Dodsley (R.) . . .1732.20 
 
 Miller of New Jei-Bey. See Brougham (John) 1772.22 
 
 Miller's maid. See Saville (J. F.) 1771.10 
 
 Millet (— ) and Wilcox (— ). All at C ; or the captive, the coffee, 
 
 and the cocoatina, mus. melodrama. In Lacy, v. 102. 1773.12 
 Milliner's holiday, farce. See Morton (J. M.) .... 1733.18 
 Millingen (J.V.) Bee-hive, mus. farce. 2 acts. In C. B. T., v. 30. 
 Milman (Henry Hart). Anue Boleyu, a dramatic poem. In his 
 
 Poet, works, v. 3. 1839 1671.39 
 
 — Fazio, trag. 6 acts. In C. B. T., v. 47 1721.14 
 
 Same. In F. S. D.. v. 1 1772.01 
 
 Milner (H. M.) Gambler's fate. 2 acts. In F. S. D., v. 24. 1772.20 
 
 — Hut of the Red muuntaiu ; or 30 years of a gambler's life, 
 
 drama. 3 acts. In C. M. T., v. 7 1721.22 
 
 — Masauiello : or the dumb girl of Portici, mus. drama. 3 acts. 
 
 In O. M. T., v. 1 1721.16 
 
 Same. In F. S. D., v. 25 1772.20 
 
 Note. — Ascribed on the title page to " G. Milner." 
 
 — Mazeppa, romantic drama. 3 acts. In O. M. T., v. 5. 1721.20 
 
 Same. In F. S. D., v. 23 1772.19 
 
 Milton (John). Comus, masque. 3 acts. In British drama, v. 2, 
 
 1853 1714.10 
 
 Same. In O. B. T., v. 32 1711.32 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 2. 1825 1732.18 
 
 Mimic stage. See Baker (G. M.) p. 61 of Catalogue. . . 1712.17 
 Mind your own business, drama. See Lemon (Mark). . . 1772.12 
 
 Minerali (The). See Plunkett (H. G.) 1772.17 
 
 Minna von Baruhelm ; or the soldier's fortune, com. See Les- 
 
 sing (G. E.) Drain, works. 1878 1732.30; 1732.10 
 
 Minor (The), com. See Foote (S.) Works, v. 1. 1799. . . 1724.18 
 
 Miralda. SeeBallou (M. M.) 1771.20 
 
 Misanthrope (The), com. See Moliere (-T. B. P.) . . .1733.28 
 Mischief-making, interlude. See Buckstone (J.B.) 1721.19 ; 1771 12 
 
 Miser, com. See Fielding (H.) Works, V. 2 5037.20 
 
 Miser (The), com. See Fielding (Henry) 1721.02 
 
 Miser (The). See Moliere (J. B. P.) 1733.29 ; 19 
 
 Miser (The). See Plautus (M. A.) Comedies, v. 2. 1769. 1741.14 
 
 Miser (The). See Shadwell (T.) 1742.23 
 
 Miser's daughter, drama. S-e Stirling (E.) .... 
 Miseries of inforced marriage. See Wilkins (G.) . . 
 Miss Chester, drama. See Marryat (F ) and Young (C.L. 
 Miss iu her teens, farce. See Garrick (D.) . . 1714.10 
 Miss Lucy in town. See Fielding (H.) Works, v. 3. . 
 Miss Sarah Sampson. See Lessing (G. E.) . . . . 
 
 Mistake (The), com. See Vanbrugh (J.) Dr. works. 1849 
 Mistletoe bough ; or the fatal chest, melodrama. See Somerset 
 
 (C.A.) 
 
 1773.09 
 1722.05 
 1773.14 
 1732.18 
 6037.22 
 1732.29 
 1744.31 
 
 1721.27 
 
 Mitford (Mary Russell). Foscari, trng. 5 acts. In C. B. T„ v. 38. 
 
 — Julian, trag. 6 acts. In C. B. T., v. 32 1,11.32 
 
 — Rienzi, trag. 5 acts. In C. B. T., v. 24 1.11.24 
 
 Rienzi, trag, 
 
 Same. In F. S. D 
 
 Mob cap. See Paul (H.) 
 Mock-doctor ; or dumb lady cured, com. See Fielding (H.) 5037.21 
 Mock-doctor, farce. See Fielding (Henry) . . 17H.0J ; 1732.18 
 Mock doctor (The). See Moliere (J. B. P.) . . • ■ • l™*-™ 
 Modern antiques ; or merry mourners. See O Keeffe (John) 
 
 Dramatic- works, v. 1. 1798.. • • • • • • • • IL%* "* 
 
 Modern husband, com. See Fielding (H) Works . . 6037.21 
 Mogul tale, farce. See Inchbald (Mrs. E.) . . 1.21 0j; 1732.20 
 MnluSre IJB P ) Works. See under his name (p. 784 of Cat ) 
 - Cheats of Seap.n Tr. by T. Otway. In Otway (T.) Worts 
 
 V. 1. 1712 
 
 Moll Pitcher. See Jones (J. S.) • • • ■ 
 Momentous Question. See Fitz-Ball (£.. 
 Moncrieff OV. T.) All at Coventry ; or love and laugh, mue. 
 
 farce. 2 acts. In C. B. T., v. 33. . . 
 The Bashful man, comic drama. 2 acts. 
 
 v. 4. 1S27 
 
 Same. In O. M. T., v. 15 
 
 Beggar of Cripplegate ; or hu— . ^ 1721.26 
 
 _ Catera°ct M r ine Ganges,' or the rajah's daughter^ i**^** 
 the libertine reclaimed. 2 acts, In 
 
 22 1772.19 
 
 1771.07 
 
 1734.08 
 1772.22 
 1772 24 
 , mue. 
 1711.33 
 In London stage, 
 . . 1732.20 
 
 1721.30 
 
 • humour's of bluff king Hal. 2 acts. 
 
 1711.1 
 
 In C. M.T^.v. 10. 
 
 Eu"ene Aram, drama. 
 
 Giovann. in'Loudon ; or the libertine recuumeu. « -^ -• 
 
 _°Same T "/T 1 ' London stage, 'v. 3. 'l826.' .' .' ' ' .1732.19 
 
 In asking for booke, use the "Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
890 
 
 PLAYS : Moncrieff to Murphy. 
 
 Moncrieff (W. T.), continued. 
 
 — Gipsy Jack ; or Napoleon of humble life, extrav. In C. M. 
 
 T., v. 9 1721.24 
 
 — Joconde ; or festival of the Rosiere, mus. com. 3 acts. In 
 
 C. M. T., t. 12 1721.27 
 
 — - The Lear of private life. 3 acts. In C. M. T., v. 7. 1721.22 
 
 — Monsieur Tonsou, farce. 2 acts. In C. B. T., v. 16. . 1711.16 
 
 • Same. In F. M. D., v. 16 1771.12 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 3. 1826 1732.19 
 
 — Pestilence of Marseilles. 3 acts. In C. M. T., v. 11. 1721.26 
 
 — Havens of Orleans, romance. 3 acts. In O.M.T., v. 15. 1721.30 
 
 — Reform ; or John Bull triumphant, patriotic drama. 1 act. 
 
 In O. M. T., V. 13 1721.28 
 
 — Rochester ; or king Charles the second's merry days, mus. 
 
 comedy. 3 acts. In C. M. T., v. 11 1721.26 
 
 — Shakespeare's festival ; or new comedy of errors, drama. 
 
 3 acts. In C. M. T.,v. 10 1721.25 
 
 — Shipwreck of the Medusa ; or the fatal raft, drama. 3 acts. 
 
 In O. M. T., v. 12 1721.27 
 
 — Somnambulist. 2 acts. In O. B. T., v. 18 1711.18 
 
 — Spectre bridegroom, iarce. 2 acts. In O. B. T., v. 16. 1711.16 
 Same. In F. M. D., v. 24 1771.16 
 
 — Tom and Jerry ; or life in London, operatic extrav. 3 acts. 
 
 In C. B. T., V. 33 1711.33 
 
 Same. In F. M. D., v. 20 1771.14 
 
 — Van Diemen's land. 3 acts. In C. M. T., v. 10. . . 1721.25 
 
 Money, com. See Bulwer-Lytton (E.) 6 acts 1772.01 
 
 Monk (The). See Osborn (L.) Tragedies. 1870. . . . 1734.26 
 MonsievrD'Olive, com. See Chapman (G.) Dr. works.v. 1. 1713.24 
 Monsieur Thomas. See Beaumont (F.) and Fletcher (J.) Works, 
 
 v. 7. 1814 1713.07 
 
 Monsieur Tonson, farce. See Moncrieff (W. T.) 1711.16; 1771.12 
 
 Montanini, com. See Osborn (L.) 1734.27 
 
 Montcalm, drama. See Young (0. L.) 1773.08 
 
 Moore (Edward.) The foundling, com. 5 acts. In London 
 
 stage, v. 3. 1826 1732.19 
 
 — The gamester, trag. 5 acts. In Brit, drama, v. 1. 1863. 1714.09 
 
 Same. In F. S. D., v. 2 1772.02 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 1. 1825 1732.17 
 
 Moore (John). Mad dogs, farce. 1 act. In F. M. D., v. 23. 1771.16 
 Moore (J. George). That blessed baby, farce. 1 act. In F. M. 
 
 D., V. 10 1771.09 
 
 More (Hannah). Percy, trag. 6 acts. In British drama, v. 1. 
 
 1853 1714.09 
 
 More blunders than one, farce. See Eodwell (T. G.) . . 1771.15 
 More dissemblers besides women, com. See Middleton(T.) 1733.13 
 
 Mormons (The). See English (T. D.) 1772.21 
 
 Morning call, comedietta. See Dance (Ch.) . . . . 1771.08 
 
 Morose good man, com. See Goldoni ((J.) 1726.28 
 
 Morton (Edward). Eton boy, farce. 1 act. InF. M. D..V.26. 1771.17 
 Morton (John Maddison). [Plays.] Loudon and N, Y., n.d. 12°. 
 Note.— The plays enumerated below belong, when not 
 otherwise stated, to 'French's [late Lacy's] acting edi- 
 tion, viz. 
 
 — The Alabama, nautical extrav. 1 act 1733.16 
 
 — Atchi, comedietta. 1 act. ... 1733.16 
 
 — Attic story, farce. 1 act. In O. B. T., v. 42. ... 172L09 
 — - Aunt Charlotte's maid, farce. 1 act. . ..... 1733.16 
 
 — Away with melancholy, farce. 1 act. ...... 1733.16 
 
 — Betsey Baker, farce. 1 act. In F. M. D., v. 24. . .1771.16 
 
 — Box and Cox. 1 act. In F. M. D., v. 3 1771.03 
 
 — Brother Ben, farce. 1 act 1733 16 
 
 — Capital match ! farce. 1 act 1733.16 
 
 — Catch a v/eazel, farce. 1 act 1733.16 
 
 — Day's fishing, farce. 1 act. InF. M. D„ v. 39. . . 177L23 
 
 — Desperate game, com. 1 act . . . 1733. 16 
 
 — Done on both sides, farce. 1 act. 1733J6 
 
 — Don't judge by appearances, farce, lact 1733.16 
 
 — Double-bedded room. In F. M. D., v. 22. . . 1771.15 
 
 — Drawing rooms, second floor, and attics, farce. 1 act. 1733.16 
 
 — Dying for love, comedy. 1 act. In F. M. D., v. 33. . 1771.20 
 
 — Euglishman's house is his castle. 1 act. . . 1733.16 
 
 — Fitzsuiy the of Fitzsmythe hall, farce, lact. . . 1733!l7 
 
 — Friend Waggles, farce. 1 act . . 1733.17 
 
 — From village to court, com. 2 acts . 1733.17 
 
 — Game of romps, farce. 1 act 1733.17 
 
 — Going to the Derby, farce. 1 act 1733,17 
 
 — • Grimshaw, Bagshaw, and Bradshaw, farce. 1 act. In F. M. 
 
 _ D-.V-6. . 1771.06 
 
 — Hopeless passion, petite com. 1 act. . . . . 1733.17 
 
 — How stout you're getting, larce. 1 act 1733!l7 
 
 — Husband to order, serio comic drama. 2 acts. . . . 1733.17 
 
 — If I had a thousand a year 1 farce. 1 act 173317 
 
 — Irish tiger, farce, lact. InF. M. D., v. 11. . . . 177L09 
 
 — John Dobbs, farce. 1 act 173317 
 
 — 'The king and I, ' farce, lact.. . . '.'.'. .1733.17 
 
 — Lend me five shillings, farce. 1 act. In F. S. D., v. 3. 1772.03 
 
 — Little mother, comic piece. 2 acts. . .... 1773.01 
 
 — Little savage, farce. 1 act 1733J7 
 
 — Margery Daw ; or the two bumpkins, farce, lact. .1733.18 
 
 — Master Jones's birthday, farce. 1 act 1733 18 
 
 — Midnight watch, drama. 1 act. ... . . 1733 18 
 
 — Milliner's holiday, farce. 1 act ] 1733 18 
 
 — Most unwarrantable intrusion. In F. M. D., v. 30. .177119 
 
 — MuleteerofToledo.com. 2 acts. . . . 173318 
 
 — My first fit of the gout, farce. 1 act \ 173318 
 
 — My husband's ghost 1 1 act. In C. B. T„ v. 35. . . 1721 02 
 Same. In F. M. D., v. 29. . . . . . . 1771.18 
 
 — My precious Betsey 1 farce, lact 173318 
 
 — My wife's bonnet, farce. 1 act 1733.18 
 
 — My wife's second floor, farce. 1 act '1733 18 
 
 — NewiugtonButtal farce. 2 scenes ' 1733 18 
 
 — On the Bly 1 farce. 1 act 1733 18 
 
 — Our wife, comic drama. 1 act. In F. M. D., v. 25. . 1771,16 
 
 — Pacha of Kmlico, extravaganza, lact 173318 
 
 — Poor Pillieoddy, farce. 1 act. In F. M. D„ v. 27. . 1771.17 
 
 — Pouter's wedding, farce. 1 act. 1733.18 
 
 — Prince for an hour, com. 1 act 1733J8 
 
 — Regular fix, farce. 1 act. In F. M. D-, v. 36. . . . 1771.22 
 
 — Rights and wrongs of women, farce. 1 act 1733J8 
 
 — Sent to the tower, farce. 1 act. In F. M. D., v. 28. . 1771.18 
 
 — She would and he wouldn't, com. 2 acts 1733.18 
 
 — Slasher and Crasher, farce. 1 act. In F. M. D., v. 4. 1771.04 
 
 — Slice of luck, farce. 1 act 1733.18 
 
 — Steeple-chase, farce. 1 act 1733.18 
 
 — ' Take care of Dowb — ,' farce. 1 act 1733i24 
 
 — Thirty-three next birthday, farce. 1 act 1733.24 
 
 — Three cuckoos, iarce. 1 act 1733.24 
 
 — Thumping legacy, farce. 1 act. In F. M. D., v. 13. 177L10 
 
 — Ticklish times, farce. 1 act. In F. M. D., v, 32. . 1771.20 
 — ■ To Paris and back, for five pounds, farce. 1 act. In F. M. 
 
 D., v. 10 1771.09 
 
 — Two Bonnycastles, farce. 1 act. In F. M. D., v. 6. . 1771.06 
 
 — The two buzzards ; or whitebait at Greenwich, farce. 1 act 
 
 In F. M. D., V. 24 1771.16 ; 17 
 
 — Two Puddifoots, farce. 1 act 1733.24 
 
 — Waiting for an omnibus, farce. 1 act 1733.24 
 
 — - Where there's a will there's a way, com, lact. . . 1733.'24 
 
 — Which of the two ? comedietta, lact 1733^24 
 
 — Who stole the pocket-book, farce. 1 act. In F. M. D., v. 30. 
 
 — Who's my husband ? farce. 1 act 1733.24 
 
 — Woman I adore I farce, lact 1733.24 
 
 — Woodcock's liltle game, farce. 2 acts 1733.24 
 
 — Wooing one's wife, farce. 1 act. . . . 1733.24 
 
 — Your life's in danger, farce. 1 act. . . .... 1733.24 
 
 — and Burnand (F. O.) Cox and Box. 1 act. InF. M. D., v. 41. 
 Morton (Thomas). Angel of the attic, serio-comic drama, lact. 
 
 In F. M. D., v. 3/ 1771.22 
 
 — Children in the wood, opera. 2 acts. In C.B.T., v. 17. 1711.17 
 Same. In F. M. D., v. 16 1771.12 
 
 — Cure for the heartache, com. 5 acts. In C.B.T..V.16. 1711.16 
 Same. In F. S. D., v. 2. . 1772.02 
 
 — Education, com. 5 acts. In C. B. T., v. 16. ... 1711.16 
 
 — Gotobed Tom, farce. 1 act. In F. M. D., v. 7. . . 1771.07 
 
 — Invincibles, mus. iarce. 2 acts. In C. B. T., v. 36. . 1721.03 
 — - Methinks I see my father, farce. 2 acts. In C.B.T..V.45. 1721.12 
 
 — Pretty piece of business, corn. lact. ZnF.M.D., v. 10. 1771.09 
 
 — Roland for an Oliver, farce. 2 acts. In O. B. T., v. 44. 1721.11 
 Same. In F. M. D., v. 23 1771.15 
 
 — School of reform ; or how to rule a wife, com. 5 acts. In 
 
 O. B. T., 17 1711.17 
 
 Same. In F. S. D., v. 23 1772.19 
 
 — Secrets worth knowing, com. 5 acts. In C.B.T.,v. 18. 1711.18 
 
 — Seeing Warren, farce. 1 act. In F. M. D., v. 35. . . 1771.21 
 
 — Sketches in India, farce. 1 act. In F. S. D., v. 12. . 1772.12 
 
 — The slave, opera. 3 acts. In O. B. T., v. 22. ... 1711.22 
 
 — Speed the plow, com. 1st Amer. ed. N. Y., 1800. 8°. 1732.04 
 
 Same. In O. B. T., v. 15 1711.16 
 
 Same. In F. S. D., v. 6 1772.06 
 
 — Town and country, com. 5 acts. In C. B. T., v. 23. 1711.23 
 Same. In F. S. D., v. 9 1772.09 
 
 — Way to get married, com. 6 acts. In C. B. T., v. 20. 1711.20 
 
 — and J. M.) All that glitters is not gold, comic drama. 2 acts. 
 
 In F. M. D„ v. 5 1771.06 
 
 — Writing on the wall, melodr. 3 acts. JnF.S.D., v. 12. 1772.12 
 Most unwarrantable intrusion. See Morton (J. M.) . . 1771.19 
 Mostellaria ; or the haunted house. See Flautus (M. A.) 1742.05 
 Mother Bombie, com. See Lyly (J.) Dr works, v. 2. 1858. 1732.15 
 Mother-iu-law. See Terentius Afer (P.) 1744.16 ; 1744.14 ; 1744.13 
 Mountaineers (The). See Oolman (Geo.) . . 1721.02 ; 1772.08 
 Mourning bride, trag. See Congreve (Wm.) 
 
 Mowatt (Anna Cora). See Ritchie (Anna Cora Mowatt). 
 Mr. and Mrs. Pringle, comic interlude. See Trueba-Cosio (T. de). 
 Mr. and Mrs. Peter White, farce. See Raymond (R. J.) . 1771.19 
 Mr. Anthony, com. See Boyle (R.) Dr. works, v. 1. 1794. 1714.06 
 Mr. Buckstone's ascent of Mt. Parnassus, extrav. See Planche 
 
 (J. R.) . . . ■ 1741.11 
 
 Mr. Buckstone's voyage round the globe, extrav. See Planche 
 
 (J. R.) 1741.11 
 
 Mr. de Pourceaugnac, farce. See Moliere (J. B. P.) Dramatic 
 
 works, V. 3. 1877 1733.29 
 
 Mr. Joffiu's latch key, farce. See Robinson (N.) . . . 1773.16 
 Mrs. Caudle's curtain lecture. See Stirling (E.) . . . 1771.14 
 
 Mrs. Wiggins, farce. See Allingham (J. T.) 1711.29 
 
 Much ado about a merchant of Venice. 3 acts. In F. M. D., 
 
 v.39 1771.23 
 
 Much ado about nothing, com. See Shakspere (Wm.) . 
 Much coin much care. Dramatic proverb. In Jameson (Mrs. A.) 
 
 Sketches, v. 3, p. 264 2633.17 
 
 Mulberry garden, com. See Sedley (Sir C.) 1742.21 
 
 MuleteerofToledo.com. See Morton (J. M.) . . . .1733.18 
 
 Mummy (The), farce. See Bernard (W. B.) 1771.17 
 
 Miinch-Bellinghausen (Elois Franz Joseph, baron von). ['Fried- 
 rich Halm,' pseud.] Ingomar, the barbarian : play. Tr. 
 and altered by Maria Lovell. In C. B. T., v. 47. . 1721.14 
 
 Same. In F. S. D., v. 12 1772.12 
 
 Murphy (Arthur). Works. 7 v. London, 1786. 8°. . . 6057.08 
 Contents: v. 1. Tragedies: Orphan of China, Zenobia, 
 Grecian daughter, Alzuma. 2. Comedies : Apprentice, Up- 
 holsterer, Old maid, Citizen, No one's enemy but his own, 
 Three weeks after marriage. 3. Comedies : Way to keep 
 him, All in the wrong, The Desert Island. 4. Know your 
 own mind, School for guardians, The choice, News from 
 Parnassus. 7. Prologues, Epilogues. Tragedies : Rival 
 sisters, Armiuius. 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
PLAYS : Murphy to Ou guard. 
 
 A H in the wrong, com. 5 acts. In O. B. T., v. 0. . . 1711.06 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 2. 1825 1732.18 
 
 Apprentice (The), farce. 2 acts. In British drama, v. 1. 
 
 I8-.3 1714.09 
 
 _ The citizen, farce. 2 acts. In O. B. T., v. 24. . . .1711.24 
 
 Same. In Oxberry (W.) New Euglieh drama, v. 11. 
 
 1821 1734.20 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 1. 1825 1732.17 
 
 _ Grecian daughter, trag. 5 acts. In C. B. T., v. 25. . 1711.25 
 
 Same. In British drama, v. 1. 1853 1714.00 
 
 Same. 5 acts. In London stage, v. 3. 1826. . .1732.19 
 
 Know your own mind, com. 5 acts. In O. B. T., v. 8. 1711.08 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 2. 1825 1732.18 
 
 Orphan of China, trag. 5 acts. In Brit, drama, v. 2. 1714.10 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 2. 1825 1732.18 
 
 Three weeks after marriage, com. 2 acts. In C.B.T..V.44. 1721.11 
 
 Same. In F. S. D., v. 8 . 1772.08 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 1. 1825 1732.17 
 
 Same. In Oxberry (\V.) New Engl. drama,v.9.1821. 1734.18 
 
 WnytoKeephiin.com. 5 acts. In 0. B. T., v. 3. .1711.03 
 
 Same. In British drama, v. 2. 1853 1714.10 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 1. 1825 1732.17 
 
 Same. In Oxberry (W.) NewEnnl. dr., v. 3. 1818.1734.12 
 
 Murray (Wni.) Cramond Brig, drama. 2 acts. In O. B. T., v. 46. 
 
 — Nol farce. 1 act. In C. M. T„ v. 5 1721.20 
 
 Same. JnF. M. D., v. 15 1771.11 
 
 Musardball, extrav. See Brougham (John) 1771.34 
 
 Muses' looking-glass. See Randolph (T.) . . 1741.24 ; 1722.09 
 Muskerry (Wrn.) Atonement, drama. 4 acts. /nLacy.v.104.1773.14 
 Mustapha, Irag. See Boyle (R.) Dram, works, v. 1. 1739. 1714.06 
 
 Mutiny at the Nore. See Jen-old (Douglas) 1721.20 
 
 Myauut.com. See Arnold (S. J.) 1771.23 
 
 My daughter, sir I farce. See Planche (J. R.) . .1721.04 
 
 My fellow clerk, farce. See Oxenford (J.) . . . .1771.16 
 My first St of gout, farce. See Morton (J. M.) . , . .1733.18 
 Mp friend Thompson, farce. See Barclay (J. B.) . . . 1721.27 
 My grandmother, musical farce. See Hoare (P.) . . .1711.27 
 
 My great aunt, com. See Planche (J. R.) 1741.11 
 
 My heart's idol, com. See Planche (J. R.) 1741.11 
 
 Mr husband's ghost 1 farce. See Morton (J. M.) . . .1771.18 
 My husband's ghost! larce. See Morton (J. 01.) . . .1721.02 
 My husband's mirror. See Clapp tW. VI., jr.) . . . .1771.17 
 My Uusband's secret, farce. See Whitty (W. D.) . . . .1773.12 
 M7l1rdandraylady.com. See Planche (J. R.) . . .1741.11 
 M? neighbor's wife, farce. See Bunn (Alfred). . . .1771.09 
 Mp old woman, musical com. See Macfarren (G.) . .1721.16 
 Mr Pell and my partner Joe. See Haines (J. T.) . . .1721.24 
 My precious Betsey, farce. See Morton (J. M ) . . .1733.18 
 
 My sister from India, farce. See Selby (C.) . ... 1773.18 
 
 My sou Diana, farce. See Harris (A.) 1771.19 
 
 My -pouse and I, operatic farce. See Dibdin(C) 1721.03; 1732.20 
 My uucle'8 will, comedietta. See Smith (S. T.) . . . .1773.19 
 Mr very last proposal, larce. See Phipps (A. J.) ... 1773.12 
 
 Mr wile! what wife? farce. See Poole (John) 1773.06 
 
 My wile's baby, farce. See Hughes (F.) 1773.07 
 
 Mr wife's bonnet, farce. See Morton (J. M.) 1733.18 
 
 Mr wife's husbaud, farce. See Ohallis ( H. W.) 1721.26 j 1771.12 
 
 My wife's mirror, com. See Wilkins (G. P,) 1771.10 
 
 Mr wife's second floor, farce. See Morton (J. M.) . . .1733.18 
 Mr young wife and my old umbrella. See Webster (B.) 1771.17 
 Mydas. See Lyly (J.) Dram, works, v. 2. 1858. . . . 1732.15 
 Myrrha. See Alfieri (V.) Tragedies, v. 3. 1815. . . . 1712.12 
 Mysterious husband, trag. See Cumberland (R.) . . .1732.19 
 Nabbes (Thomas). Microcosmus, masque. 5 acts. In Dodsley 
 
 (J ) Old plays, v. 9. 1780 1722.09 
 
 Nabob (The), com. See Foote (S.) Works, v. 2. 1799. . 1724.19 
 
 Nabob for an hour, farce, see Poole (J.) 1773.18 
 
 Naiad queen. See Dalrymple (J. S.) 1772.27 
 
 Nanine, com. See Voltaire (F. M. A. de). Dr. works, v. 2. 1744.22 
 Narcisse the vagrant, trag. 6 acts. See Schonberg (J.) . 1773.17 
 Nathan the wise. See Lessing (G. E.) ... 1732.29 ; 1732.11 
 Nature and philosophy, farce. 1 act. In F. M. D., v. 24. 1771.16 
 Nature's nobleman, com. See Pardey (H. O.) ... 1772.13 
 Naval engagements, com. See Dance (C.) ... . 1771.04 
 
 Neighbor Jackwood. See Trowbridge (J. T.) . ... 1772.26 
 NeUGwynne.com. See Jerrotd (D.) Writings, v. 8. 1854. 1725.25 
 
 Neptune's defeat. See Brougham (John) 1771.14 
 
 Nereid's love. See Lyndsay (D.) Dramas. 1822. . . . 1732.23 
 
 Nero, hist. play. See Story (Wm. W.) 1743.27 
 
 Nero, hist. trag. See Stephens (G.) Dramas, v. 1. 1846.1743.24 
 
 Nervous man, farce. See Bernard (W. B.) 1772.05 
 
 Netley abbey, operatic farce. See Pearce (W.) .... 1721.05 
 NetUewig hall ; or ten to one, mus. farce. See Westmacott (CM.) 
 Never reckon your chickens, etc., farce. See Reeve (W.) 1773.05 
 New academy. See Brome (R.) Dr. works, v. 2. 1873. .1713.21 
 New customs. 3 acts. In Dodsley (J.) Old plays, v. 1. 1722.01 
 Mew footman, burletta. See Selby (Ohas). 1771.01 ; 1773.03 
 
 New inn (The). See Jonson (Ben). Works. 1853. . .1725.27 
 New way to pay old debts. See Massinger (P.) 1735.02 ; 1733.08 
 
 Mewington Butts, farce. See Morton (J. M.) 1733.18 
 
 ffews from Parnassus, com. Sec Murphy (A.) Works, v. 4. 5057.11 
 Mews from Plymouth. See D'Avenant (W.) Dram, works, v. 4. 
 
 w . 1873 .' 1722.25 
 
 Nice valour ; or the passionate madman. See Beaumont (F.) 
 
 ... , md Fletcher (J.) Works, v. 10 1713.10 
 
 Nicholas Nickleby, farce. See Stirling (E.) 1771.20 
 
 Nick of the woods. See Medina {Miss L. H.) 1772 25 
 
 Nick Whiffles, drama. See Robinson (J. H.) 1772.30 
 
 "ight and morning. See Brougham (John) 1772.17 
 
 Might walker; or the little thief. See Beaumont (F.) and 
 
 Fletcher (J.) Works, v. 11. 1846 1713.11 
 
 ■Mo I operetta. See Murray (Wm.) 1721.20 ; 1771.11 
 
 Noone^enemybuthisown, com. See Murphy (A.) Works 
 No song, no supper, mus. ent. See Hoare '(p'l ' 17II 11 
 
 No thoroughfare (Identity; or). See L«,Ul(L.j .' \ '. 1772 Jo 
 No {help} llke a woman's, com. See Middleton (T.) Works 
 
 v. 5. 1840 ' 
 
 Noble exile. See Paulding (J. K.) Amei^ comedies' 1847 - 1734 30 
 Noble^gentlemau. See Beaumont (F.) and Fletcher (* ) Works? 
 
 Noble heart. See Lewes (G. k.) '.'.'. ' ' ' J31H2 
 
 Non-juror (The) com. See Gibber (C.) Dr. works', v'. 3 171329 
 Norah Grema. See Stirling (E.) ... ' 1771 it 
 
 Norman Maurice, trag. See Simms(W.G.) Poet! works.v. 1 1685 11 
 Northall (W. K.) Macbeth, travestie. In F. M D % e i 1771ns 
 Northern lasse, com. Set Brome (R.) Dr. works, v. 3,' 1873' 1713 22 
 Northward hoe. See Dekker(T.) and Webster (I.) 1722 20 174424 
 Not a bad judge. See Planche (J. R.) ... lm'of 
 
 Not at all jealous, farce. See Robertson (T. W.) . '. ' ' 177301 
 
 ^^S^ 9 ! 8 ^ 40 ^ 00 -' 6acte - *•'£«!» 
 
 W lW^ C 7ei WaTco 5 , <<f Mr 3 " 1 ™"--' 1849! '• JEfg 
 Notoriety.com. See Reynolds (F.) . . " ' 1711 or 
 
 Novella (The), com. See Brome (R.) Dr. works, v. l'.im 171320 
 Number one, round the corner. See Brough (W.) . . 177116 
 Number 6 Duke street, farce. See Becher (Martin) ' 177303 
 Oath of office, trag. See Cannon (C. J.) 1857. . . . ' nu'29 
 Oberon ; or the charmed horn, fairy tale. 2 acts, in 6. B. T., 
 
 v - 13 1711 13' 
 
 Object of iutsrest. See Stocqueler (J. H.) . . ' 1771' is 
 Obliging a friend, farce. See Reeve (W.) ...'.'' 177308 
 O'Brien (Fitzjames). Cross purposes, farce. 2 acts! In. Lon- 
 don stage, v. 2, 1825 1732 18 
 
 — Gentleman from Ireland, com. 2acts. /kf!m.Dv 20 177114 
 Obstinate family, farce. From the German. In F. M. D.. 
 
 v. 38. ... 1771 23 
 
 Obstinate lady, com. See Cokain [Si?- A.) Dr. works 1874' 171331 
 O'Callaghan (P. P.) Married bachelor ; or master and man 
 
 comic piece. 1 act. In C. M. T., v. 10 1721 25 
 
 Same. In F. M. D., v, 18 .1771.13 
 
 Ocean of life ; or every inch a sailor. See Haines (J. T.j 1721 26 
 Octavia. See Alfieri (V.) Tragedies, v. 2, 1815. . . . 171211 
 Octavia Bragaldi, trag. See Kemble (F. A.) 1863. . . 1731.16 
 
 Octoroon. See Boucicault Dion) 1722.00 
 
 Odd mistake, com. See Goldoni (C.) 1725.28 
 
 CEdipus, trag. See Dryden (J.) Works, v. 6 5042^19 
 
 CEdipus, trag. See Voltaire (F. M. A. de). Dr. works, v. 1. 1744.21 
 CEdipus at Colonus. See Sophocles. Tragedies. 1743.19 ; 1744.02 
 CEdipus the king. See Sophocles. Tragedies. 1743.19 ; 1743.21 
 CEsop, com. See Vanbrugh (J.) Dr. works. 1849. . . 1744.31 
 Of age to-morrow, mus. ent. See Dibdin (T.) . . . .1721.10 
 O'Hara (Kane). Midas, burletta. InBiit. drama, v. 1. 1853. 1714.09 
 
 Same. In C. B. T„ v. 12 1711.12 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 1. 1825 1732.17 
 
 — - Tom Thumb the great, burlesque. In Brit. dr.,v.l. 1853. 1714.09 
 Same. In O. B. T., v. 23 1711.23 
 
 — Two misers, mus. ent. 2 acts. In London stage, v. 3. 1732.19 
 Oehlenschlaeger (Adam). See entries onp. 825 of Catalogue. 
 O'Keeffe (John). Dramatic works. 4 v. L., 1798, 8°. . 1734.04 
 
 Note.— For Contents see p. 825 of Catalogue. 
 — - Agreeable surprise, com. opera. 2 acts. 5th ed. London, 
 
 1796. 8° 1731.31 
 
 Same. In C. B. T., v. 31 1711.31 
 
 — Castle of Andalusia, comic opera. 3 acts. In C. B. T., v. 32. 
 
 — The farmer, mus. farce. 2 acts. In C. B. T., v. 27. . 1711.27 
 
 — Fontain[e]bleau, comic opera. 3 acts. In C.B.T..V.32. 1711.32 
 
 — Highland reel, mus. farce. 2 acts. In C. B. T., v. 18. 1711.18 
 
 — Modern antiques ; or the merry mourners, farce. 2 acts. 
 
 InC. B. T.,v. 29 1711.29 
 
 — Peeping Tom of Coventry, mus. farce. 2 acts. In C. B. T., 
 
 v. 31 1711.31 
 
 — Poor soldier, mus. farce. 2 acts. In C. B. T., v. 20. 1711.20 
 
 — Prisoner at large, com. 2 acts. In C. B. T., v. 26. . 1711.26 
 
 — Son-in-law, comic opera. 2 acts. In C. B. T., v. 31. 1711.31 
 
 — Sprigs of laurel, mus. farce. 2 acts. In C. B. T., v. 39. 1721.06 
 
 — Wild oats ; or the strolling gentleman, com. 5 acts. In C. 
 
 B. T., v. 34 1721.01 
 
 Same. In F. S. D., v. 31 1772.23 
 
 . Same. In Oxberry (VV.) New Engl, dr., v. 12. 1821. 1734.21 
 
 Young quaker, com. 5 acts. In O. B. T., v. 37. . . 1721.04 
 
 Old and young, com. See Salmon (J.) .... 1772.26 ; 17rl.30 
 Old bachelor, com. See Congreve (W.) . . 1714.17 ; 1744.31 
 
 01dcouple.com. See May (Th.) 1722.10 
 
 Old Fortunatus, com. See Dekker (T.) Dr. works, v. 1. 1873. 1722.18 
 
 Old guard, drama. 1 act. In F. M. D., v. 4 1771.04 
 
 Old heads and young hearts, com. See Boucicault (Dion.) 1772.08 
 Old law. In Massinger (P.) Dram, works. 1851. . .1735.02 
 
 Same. In Middleton (T.) Works, v. 1. 1840. . 1733.11 
 
 Old maid (The), com. See Lessing (G. E.) Dr. works. 1878. 1732.30 
 Old maid, com. See Murphy (A.) Works, v. 2. ... 5057.09 
 Old maids, com. See Knowles (J. S.) . . . 1732.05 ; 1732.07 
 
 Old man (An), drama. See Reece (R.) 1773.18 
 
 Old man taught wisdom, com. See Fielding (H.) Works, v.3. 6037.22 
 Old regimentals, hist, drama. See Bernard (W. B.) . . J'll-33 
 Old score (An), comedy-drama. See Gilbert (W. S.) . . 1773.18 
 Olio • or speaker's companion. 3 parts. InT. M. D., v. 35. 1771.21 
 Oliver Twist. See Almar (Geo.) . . . . . . . ■ ■ 1772 22 
 
 Olvnmic revels : or Prometheus and Pandora, burletta. See 
 
 7 Planche (J. R.) and Dance (O.) . 17*1.12 
 
 Omnibus, farce. 1 act In F. M. D., v. 4 1771.04 
 
 On guard, com. See Gilbert (W. S.) • • 1773.08 
 
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892 
 
 PLAYS: On the Clyde to Phillips. 
 
 On the Clyde, drama. See Scott (W. S.) 1773.17 
 
 On the sly, farce. See Morton (J. M.) 1733.18 
 
 One coat for two suits. See Walcot (C. M.) ... . 1771.11 
 One o'clock 1 operatic romance. See Lewis (M. G.j . 1711.32 
 One too many, farce. See Ryan (D. L.) . . . . . 1773.07 
 
 One touch of nature. See Webster (B.) 1772.22 
 
 One, two, three, four, five ; by advertisement, mus. ent. In O. 
 
 B. T., V. 31 . . 1711.31 
 
 O'Neal the great. See Clarke (N. H. B.) .... 1772.29 
 
 O'Neill (I. R-) Aladdin; or the wonderful lamp, extrav. 1 act. 
 
 InC. B. T., v. 48 1721.15 
 
 — Ali Baba ; Or forty thieves, extrav. 2 acts. In O. B. T., v. 48. 
 
 — Optical delusion, farce. 1 act. In C. B. T., v. 48. 1721.15 
 Only a penny-a-liner I comedietta. See Lyste {H. P.) . 1773.10 
 Open house ; or the twin sisters, farce. 2 acts. In G. B. T., 
 
 v. 31 1711.31 
 
 Opportunity (The), com. See Shirley (J.) Dr. works, v. 3. 1743.05 
 
 Opposite neighbors, farce. See Paul (J. H.) 1771.13 
 
 Optical deluBion, farce. See O'Neill (I. E.) 1721.15 
 
 Orange tree and the humble bee, extrav. See Byron (H. J.) 1773.03 
 Orators (The), com. See Foote (S.) Works, v. 1. 1799. . 1724.18 
 
 Ordinary (The), com. See Cartwright (W.) 1722.10 
 
 Orestes. See Alfieri (V.) Tragedies, v. 1. 1815. . . . 1712.10 
 Orestes. See Euripides (p. 450 of Catalogue). 
 
 Orestes in Argos, trag. See Bayley (P.) 1711.12 
 
 Orlando Furioso. See Greene (R.) Dr. works, v. 1. 1831. 1725.04 
 Oroonoko, trag. See Southern (T.) . . 1714.09 ; 1711.25 ; 1732.18 
 Orphan (The), or the uuhappy marriage. See Otway (T.) 
 Orphan of China, trag. See Murphy (A.) 5057.08 ; 1714.10 ; 1732.18 
 Orra, trag. See Baillie (J.) Works. 1851. . . . 1712.22 
 
 Osorio, tragedy. See Coleridge (S. T.) 1714.30 
 
 Ossawattomie Brown. See Swayze {Mrs. J. C.) . . 1772.22 
 
 Othello, trag. See Shakspere (William). 
 
 Otto of Wittelsbach, trag. See Babo (J. M.) . . . . 1724.24 
 
 Otway (Thomas). Works. 2 v. London, 1712. 18°. . 1734.09 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Alcibiades. Don Carlos. Titus and 
 
 Berenice. Cheats of Scapin. Friendship in fashion. The 
 
 soldier's fortune. 2. The atheist. The orphau. Caius 
 
 Marius. Venice preserved. 
 
 — Cheats of Scapin, com. 3 acts. In London stage, v. 4. 1732.20 
 
 — The orphan ; or the unhappy marriage, trag. 5 acts. In 
 
 British drama, v. 1. 1853. ... .... 1714.09 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 2. 1826. . . 1732.19 
 
 — Venice preserved, trag. 5 acts. In O. B. T-, v. 2. 1711.02 
 
 Same. In British drama, v. 1. 1853. . .1714.09 
 
 Same. InT. S. D., v. 3 1772.03 
 
 Same. In Oxberry (W.) New Engl, dr., v . 4. 1818. 1734.13 
 
 Oulita the serf, trag. See Helps (Arthur) 1725.06 
 
 Oulton(W. C.) Sleep-walker, farce. 2 acts. L., 1812. 8°. 1731.31 
 
 Same. In O. B. T., v. 11 1711.11 
 
 Our bitterest foe, drama. See Herbert (G. C.) ... 1773.18 
 
 Our gal, farce. See Johnson (S. D.) 1771.09 
 
 Our Jemimy, farce. See Conway (H. J.) 1771.10 
 
 Our Nelly, drama. See Craven (H. T.) 1773.18 
 
 Ourpet.com. See Edwards (C.) 1773.15 
 
 Our village ; or the lost ship. See Rede (L.) ..... 1721.31 
 Our wife, comic drama. See Morton (J. M.) ... , 1771.16 
 
 Out of the frying pan, com. See Toft (P.) 1773!o6 
 
 Out to nurse, farce. See Williams (T. J.) 177L20 
 
 Ovid, trag. See Cokain {Sir A.) Dram, works. 1874. . 1713.31 
 Oxberry (Wm. Henry). Matteo Falcone, melodr. 1 act. In F 
 
 M. D„ V. 24 1771.16 
 
 Oxenford (John). Adrienne, the actress. 3 acts. In F. S. D., 
 y- 2S 1772.21 
 
 — Doctor Dilworth, farce. 1 act. In F. M. D., v. 32. . 1771.20 
 — ■ Down in a balloon, farce. 1 act. /TiLacy, v. 92. . . 1773.02 
 
 — Family failing, farce. 1 act. In F. M. D., v. 28. . . 177l!l8 
 
 — My fellow clerk, farce. 1 act. InT. M. D., v. 25. . . 177L16 
 
 — Waltz by Arditi, farce. 1 act. In Lacy, v. 101. . 1773J1 
 P.P., or the man and the tiger. See Parry (T.) .... 1771.09 
 Pacha of Pimlico, farcical extrav. See Morton (J. M.) , 1733.18 
 
 Paddy Carey. See Power (T.) 177L08 
 
 Paddy the piper. See Pilgrim (J.) 177L08 
 
 Padlock (The), comic opera. See Bickerstaff (I.) . . .1714.09 
 Painless dentistry, farce. See Becher (M.) , .1773 16 
 
 Painter of Ghent. See Jerrold (D.) Writings, v. 8. 1854 1725 25 
 Palace of truth, com. See Gilbert (W. S.) Orig. plays. 1876. 1724 34 
 Palmer (T. A.) Among the relics, com. 3 acts. In Lacy, v 108 
 
 — Dodge for a dinner, farce. 1 act. In Lacy, v. 100. . 1773 10 
 
 — East Lynne, drama. 4 acts. In Lacy, v. 103. . . . 1773ii3 
 
 — Last life, drama. 3 acts. In Lacy, v. 103 1773ll3 
 
 — Rely on my discretion, farce In Lacy, v. 106. . ] 1773J6 
 Pandosto. Historie of Dorastus and Fawnia. See Greene (R ) 
 Panel (The), com. See Kemble (J. P.) . . . . 1732 20 
 Papal tyranuy in the reign of King John, trag. See Cibber (C ) 
 
 Dr. works, v. 4. 1760 1713 39 
 
 Paphian bower ; or Venus and Adonis, burlesque. ' See Planche 
 
 (J. R.) and Dance (C.) 1741.12 
 
 Paquita ; or love in a frame, comic opera. See Reece (E.j 1773 04 
 Parasitaster, or the fawne. See Marston (John). . . .173303 
 Parasite (The). See Plautus (M. A.) Com., v. i. 1772. 174116 
 Pardey (Henry Oake). Nature's nobleman, com. 5 acts In P 
 
 S. D., v. 13 1772 13 
 
 Pardoner (The) and the frere, interlude. See Heywood'(J.) 1724 20 
 Paris and London : burletta. See Planche (J. R.) . . . 1721 18 
 Parliament of love. See Massinger (P.) Dr. works. 185L 1735 0"> 
 Parry (Tom). P. P., or the man and the tiger, farce. 1 act In 
 
 F M. D„ v. 11 1771 09 
 
 Parson's wedding, com. See Killegrew (T.) .... 172211 
 
 Parted, com. drama. See Reeve (W.) ' 177317 
 
 Partners for life, com. See Byron (H. J.) ...'.' 1773 18 
 Pas de fascination, farce. See Ooyne (J. S.) . . ' ' 177121 
 
 Passing cloud. See Bernard (B.) 1772.11 
 
 Passionate madman (Nice valour : or the). See Beaumont (F ) 
 
 a/.d Fletcher (J.) Works, v. 10. 1846 1713.10 
 
 Past and present ; or hidden treasure. See Poole (J.) . 1773^6 
 Past ten o'clock, and a rainy night, farce. S*e Dibdm (T.) 172i'o5 
 Patient Grissell, com. See Dekker (T.) and others. . . 1756.06 
 Patrician's daughter, trag. See Marston (J. W.) . . . 1772.24 
 Patron (The), com. See Foote (S.) Woi»s, v. 1. 1799. . 1724.18 
 Paul (John Howard). Lucky hit, com. 1 act. InT. M. D., v. 32. 
 
 — Mob cap ; or love's disguises. 2 acts. In T. M. D., v. 7. Ii71,l)7 
 
 — Opposite neighbors, farce. 1 act. In F. M. D., v. 19. I7'i 1.13 
 
 Paul and Virginia, mus. eut. See Cobb (J.) 1732 20 
 
 Paul Clifford, highwayman of 1770: drama. See Webster (B.) Ii2i.:d 
 
 Paul Jones, melodrama. See Dibdin (T.) 172l!l7 
 
 Paul Pry, com. See Poole (Johu) . . 1772.10 
 
 Paul the pilot. See Greenwood (T.) 1721 30 
 
 Paul the poacher ; domestic drama. See Elton (E. W.) . 1721.26 
 Paulding (James K. and Wm. I.) Amer. comedies. Ph., 1847. 16°. 
 Pauvre (Le) Jacques, vaudeville. See Ryan (R.) . . . . 1721.25 
 
 Pauvrette. See Boucicault (Dion) 17i2.*2 
 
 Paulton (Joseph and Harry). Three musket-dears and a little 
 
 one in, military burlesque. 1 act. In Lacy, v. 95. 1773.05 
 
 Pawnbroker's daughter. In Lamb (O.) Eliaua 25J5.03 
 
 Payable at sight ; or chaste salute. See Ebsworth {Mrs.) 1721 29 
 Payne (John Howard). Ali Pacha ; or the signet-ring, melo- 
 drama. 2 acts. InO. B. T., v. 11 1711.11 
 
 — Brutus ; or the fall of Tarquin, trag. 5 acts. In O. B. T , 
 
 v. 11 1711.11 
 
 5 Same. In T. S D., v. 7 1772.07 
 
 — • Charles 11.; or the merry monarch, com. 2 acts. In O B 
 
 T., v. 9 1711,09 
 
 — ■ — Same. In F. S. D., v. 3 1772.03 
 
 — Clari ; or the maid of Milan, opera. 2 a. In G. B.T..V. 24. 1711.24 
 Same. In F. S. D., v. 33 1772.24 
 
 — Lancers, interlude. 1 act. In C. B. T., v. 19. . . . 1711.19 
 
 — Love in humble life, petite com. 1 act. In T. M. D., v. 15. 
 — ■ Thereso, the orphan of Geneva, drama. 3 acts. In C. B. T.] 
 
 v. 40 1,21.07 
 
 Same. In F. S. D., v. 14 1772.14 
 
 — Two galley slaves, melodrama. 2 acts. In O.B.T., v. 10. 1711.10 
 Peace. See Aristophanes. Comedies (p. 36 of Catalogue). 
 Peace at any price, farce. See Robertson (T. W.) . . . 1773.05 
 Peake (Richard Brinsley). Amateurs and actors, musical farce. 
 
 2 acts. In C. B. T., v. 16 1711.16 
 
 Same. In F. M. D., v. 20 1771.14 
 
 — Comfortable lodgings : or Paris in 1750, farce. 2 acts. In 0. 
 
 B. T., v. 29 1711.29 
 
 — Court and city, com. 5 acts. In C. B. T., v. 42. . . 1721.09 
 
 — The Duel ; or my two nephews, farce. 2 acts. In C. B. T., v. 22. 
 
 — Haunted inn, farce. 2 acts. In G. B. T., v. 30. . . .1711.30 
 
 — Hundred pound note, farce. 2 acts. In O. B. T., v. 34. 1721.01 
 — • Master's rival ; or day at Boulogne, farce. 2 acts. In C. B. 
 
 T., v. 22 i7ii.i2 
 
 Same. In Lacy, v. 94 1773.04 
 
 — Ten thousand a year, drama. 3 acts. In C.M.T., v. 16. 1721.31 
 
 — Uncle Kip, farce. 2 acts. In O. B. T., v. 42. ... 1721.09 
 Pearce (Wm.) Hartford bridge ; or the skirts of the camp, 
 
 operatic farce. 2 acts. In O. B. T., v. 30 1711.30 
 
 — Netley abbey, operatic farce. 2 acts. In O.B.T., v. 38. 1721.05 
 
 Pearl of Savoy. 5 acts. In F. S. D., v. 43 1772.29 
 
 Peasant boy, opera. See Dimond (W.) 1721.07 
 
 Pedlar's acre ; or wife of seven husbands, drama. See Almar (G.) 
 
 Peep o'day, drama. See Falconer (E.) 1772.30 
 
 Peeping Tom of Coventry, mus. farce. See O'Keeffe (J.) 1711.31 
 Penley (S.) Sleeping-draught, farce. 2 acts. In O.B.T., v. 29.1711.29 
 
 People's lawyer, com. See Jones (J. S.) 1772.23 
 
 Percy, trag. See More (Hannah) 1714.09 
 
 Percy s masque. See Hillhouse (J. A.) Dramas, v. 1. .1725.14 
 Perfection ; or the lady of Munster, comedietta. See Bayly (T. H.) 
 Perjured husband ; or adventures of Venice, trag. See Cenllivre 
 
 {Mrs. S.) 1714.25 
 
 Perkin Warbeck. See Ford (J.) 1851. Dr. works. 1735.02 ; 1724.13 
 Perplex'd lovers, com. See Centlivre {Mrs. S.) Dramatic works, 
 
 V. 2. 1872 1714.26 
 
 Persa ; the Persian. See Plautus (M. A.) Comedies, v. 2. 1742.05 
 
 Persecuted Dutchman, farce. See Barry (S.) 1771.13 
 
 Persian (The). See Plautus (M. A.) Cumedies, v. 5. 1774. 1741.17 
 Persians (The). See .ZEschylus (p. 5 of Caialogue). 
 Personation ; or fairly taken in. See Kemble {Mrs. C.) . 1711.32 
 Pestilence of Marseilles, melodrama. See Moncrieff (W.T.) 1721.26 
 Pet of the petticoats, opera. See Buckstone (J. B.) . . 1771.19 
 Peter Wilkins, melodrama. 2 acts. In F. S. D., v. 19. . 1772.17 
 
 Peveril of the peak. See Fitz-Ball (E.) 1721.20 
 
 Phantom (The), trag. See Baillie (J.) Works. 1851.. .1712.22 
 
 Phantom (The). See Boucicault (Dion) 1772.18 
 
 Phantom breakfast 1 larce. See Selby (C.) 1773.11 
 
 Phenomenon in a smock frock. See Brough (W.) . . .1771.13 
 Philaster. See Beaumont (F.) and Fletcher (J.) Works.v. 1. 1713.01 
 
 Philip. See Alfieri (V.) Tragedies, v. 1. 1815 1712.10 
 
 Philip Basil ; or a poet'B fate, trag. See Stephens (G.) Dramas, 
 
 V. 2. 1846 1743.25 
 
 Philip Vau Artevelde. See Taylor (H.) . . . 1744.10 ; 1692.32 
 Phillips {Mrs. Alfred). Caught in his own trap, comedietta. 
 
 1 act. In Lacy, V. 105 1773.15 
 
 Phillips (Ambrose). Distressed mother, trag. In British drama, 
 
 V. 2. 1853 1714.10 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 4. 1827 1732.20 
 
 Same. In Oxberry ( W.) New Engl, drama, v. 5. 1821. 1734.14 
 
 Phillips (F.) Tramp's adventure j or true to the last, drama. 
 
 2 acts. In Lacy, v. 105 1773.15 
 
 Phillips (Jonas B.) Evil eye, melodrama. 2 acts. In F. M. D-, 
 
 v. 17 1771.12 
 
 THEj.BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
PLAYS : Phillips to Power. 
 
 893 
 
 Phillips (Watts). Camilla's husband. 3 aots. In F. S. D.. v. 41. 
 Philoctetes. See Sophocles, general alphabet. 
 
 Philotas. See Lessing (G. E.) 1732.29 
 
 pwpps(A. J.) My very last proposal, farce, lact. /re Lacy, v. 102. 
 
 pretty predicaments, farce, lact. In Lacy, v. 109. .1773.19 
 
 Phnsnician virgins. See Euripides (p. 450 of Catalogue). 
 
 Phtenix (The). See Middleton (T.) Works, v. 1. 1840. . 1733.11 
 
 Phormio • or the scheming parasites. See Terentius Afer (P.) 
 
 Picoolomini (The). See Schiller (J. C. F. vou) 1033.15 
 
 Picture (The). See Massinger (P.) Dram, works. 1851. 1735.02 
 Picture (The). See Massinger (P.) Plays, v. 2. 1831. . 1733.07 
 PUerim (James). Eveleeu Wilson. 3acts. /nF.S.D., v. 40. 1772.28 
 
 — Katty O'Sheal, farce. 2 acts. In F. M. D„ v. 37. . .1771.22 
 _ Limerick boy, farce, lact. In F. M. D., v. 23. . .1771.15 
 _- Paddy the piper, comic drama, lact. /reF.M.D., v. 8. 1771.08 
 _ Robert Emmet. 3 acts. In F. S. D., v. 37. . . .1772 26 
 _ Servants by legacy, farce. 1 act. In F. M. D., v. 33. 1771.20 
 
 — Shandy Maguire. 2 acts. In F. S. D., v. 31. . . .1772.23 
 
 — Wild Irish girl. 3 acts. In F. S. D., v. 42. . . 1772.29 
 Pilgrim (The). See Beaumont (F.) and Fletcher (J.) . . 1713.08 
 Pilon (Frederick). Deaf lover, farce. 2 acts. In London stage, 
 
 V. 3. 1826 1732.19 
 
 , Hewouldbeasoldier.com. 5aets. Brit, drama, v. 2. 1714.10 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 3. lS2ij 1732.19 
 
 Pilot (The), nautical bnrletta. See Fitz-Ball (E.) . . . .1721.16 
 
 Pirate of the isles. See Clarke (N. H. B.) 17,2 29 
 
 Pirate's legacy. See Saunders (C. H.) 1772.28 
 
 Pitt (George Dibdin). Drunkard's doom ; or the last nail, drama. 
 
 2actS. In F. S. D, v. 44 1772.30 
 
 Eddystone elf, melodrama. 2 acts. In O. M. T., v. 10. 1721.25 
 
 Last man ; or miser of Eltham Green. 2 acts. la F. S. D., 
 
 v. 35 1772.25 
 
 Mariaune, child of charity. 3 acts. In C. M. T„ v. 16. 1721.31 
 
 — Susan Hopley. 3 acts. In C. M. T., v. 16. • . . . 1721.31 
 The whistler ; or the fate of the lily of St. Leonard's. 3 acts. 
 
 /n Lacy, v. 97 1773.07 
 
 Pizarro, trag. See Kotzebue (A. F. F. von). 
 
 Plague of darkness, and the last plague of Egypt. See Lyndsay 
 
 (D.) Dramas, 1822 . . 1732.23 
 
 Plague of my lire I farce. Ste Daveau (I.) 1773.14 
 
 Plain dealer, com. See Wycherley (W.) Dr. works. 1849. 1744.31 
 Flanche (Mrs. Eliza). Pleasant neighbor, farce. 1 act. In F. M. 
 
 D., v. 8 1771.08 
 
 Flanche (James Robinson). Amoroso, king of little Britain, op- 
 eratic interlude. 1 act. In O. B. T., v. 43. . . . 1721.10 
 
 — Beauty and the beast, fairy extrav. 2 acts. In F. M. D., 
 
 v. 2 1771.02 
 
 — Birds of Aristophanes, lact. In Lacy's Fl. . . .1741.09 
 
 — The brigand. 2 acts. In C. B. T., v. 24 1711.24 
 
 Same. In F. S. D., v. 24 1772.20 
 
 — Cabinet questiou, com. 1 act. In Lacy's FJ. . . . 1741.09 
 
 — Camp at the Olympic, extrav. 1 act. In Lacy's Fl. 1741.09 
 
 — Captain of the watch, farce. 1 act. In F. M. D., v. 2. 1771.02 
 
 — Charles xn., hist, drama. 2 acts. In C. B. T., v. 25. 1711.26 
 -Same. 2 acts. InV. S. D., V. 6 1772.06 
 
 — Child of the wreck, melodrama. 2 acts. In Lacy's Fl. 1741.09 
 
 — Court beauties, dr. sketch. 1 act. In Lacy's PI. . . 1741.09 
 
 — Cymon and Ipbigenia, com. lact. In Lacy's Fl. . . 1741.09 
 
 — Daughter to marry, comedietta. 1 act. In Lacy's PI. 1741.09 
 
 — Day of reckoning, drama. 3 acts. In Lacy's PI. . . 1741.09 
 
 — Discreet princess ; or the -three glass distaffs, fairy extrav. 
 
 lact. /reLacy'sPl 1741.09 
 
 — Drama at home, extrav. 2 acts. In Lacy's Fl. . . . 1741.09 
 
 — Faint heart never won fair lady, com. 1 act. In F. S. D., 
 
 v. 6 1772.06 
 
 — Fair one with the golden locks, fairy extrav. 1 act. In 
 
 Lacy's Fl 1741.10 
 
 — Follies of a night, vaudeville com. 2 acts. In F. S. D., 
 
 v. 6 1772.06 
 
 — Fortu'nib, and his seven gifted servants, fairy extrav. 2 acts. 
 
 In Lacy's PI 1741.10 
 
 — Garrick fever, farce. 1 act. In Lacy's PI 1741.10 
 
 — Golden branch, fairy extrav. 2 acts. In Lacy's PI. .1741.10 
 
 — Golden fleece, fairy extrav. 2 pts. ZreLacysFl. .1741.10 
 — Good woman in the wood, fairy extrav. 2 acts. In Lacy's 
 
 PI 1741.10 
 
 — GraciosaandPercinet, fairy extrav. lact. In Lacy's PI. 1741.10 
 
 — Green-eyed monster, com. 2 acts. In O. B. T., v. 21. 1711.21 
 
 — Grist to the mill, comic drama. 2acts. /reF.S.D.,v. 33. 1772.24 
 
 — Hold your tongue, com. 1 act. In Lacy's PI. . . . 1741.10 
 
 — Invisible prince, fairy extrav. 1 act. In F. M. D., v. 1. 1771.01 
 
 — Irish post, comic drama. 2 acts. In F. M. D., v. 11. 1771.09 
 
 — Island of jewels, fail y extrav. /reLacy'sPl 1741.10 
 
 — Jacobite, comic drama. 2 acts. In F. M. D., v. 3. . 1771.03 
 
 — The Jenkinses, farce, lact. In Lacy's PI 1741.10 
 
 — King Charming, extrav. 2 acts. In F. M. D., v. 9. . 1771.U8 
 
 — King Christmas. In Lacy's PI 1773.05 
 
 — King of the peacocks, fairy extrav. 2acts. /reLacy'sPl. 1741.11 
 
 — Knights of the round table, drama. 5 acts. In Lacy's 
 
 PI 1741.11 
 
 — Lady in difficulties, com. 2 acts. In Lacy's Fl. . .1741.11 
 
 — Lavater the physiognomist ; or not a bad judge, comic 
 
 drama. 2 acts. In F. S. D., v. 40 1772.28 
 
 — Love and fortune, dram, tableau, lact. /reLacy'sPl. 1741.11 
 
 — Loan of a lover, vaudeville. In F. M. D., v. 1. . . .1771.01' 
 
 — Mason of Buda, opera. 2 acts. In O. M. T., v. 1. . .1721.16 
 
 — Merchant's wedding ; or London frolics in 1638, com. 5 acts. 
 
 In 0. B. T., v. 19 1711.19 
 
 Mr. Buckstoue's ascent of Mt. Parnassus, panoramic ex- 
 trav. lact. /reLacy'sPl 1741.11 
 
 ' Mr. Buckstone's voyage round the globe (in Leicester 
 Bquare), extrav. lact. /reLacy'sPl 1741.11 
 
 — My daughter, sirl farce, lact. In O. B. T., v. 37. . 1721.04 
 
 — My great annt, com. lact. /reLacy'sPl. . 174111 
 
 — My heart's idol, com. 2 acts. In Laoy^ Fl. " nJi „ 
 -My lord and my lady, com. 5 acts. /reLacy'sPl' ! 174111 
 
 — Pans and London, burletta. 3 acts. /„ O. M T ,. 3 170 H 
 -Pride of the market, comic dr. 3 acts. /„ F.M.D v 2 17702 
 
 — Printer's devil, farce. 1 act. In F. S. D„ v 43. mi 29 
 
 — Promotion, vaudeville, lact. InT. MD v 20 ' 1771 u 
 
 — Secret service, drama, 2 acts. /„F M ll'/v 4 " miM 
 ~ S °™Y^fl V rT 0t Ch ™ tead ' 0m - C ° mi0 B P ec ' aci6 -' 2,1 acts 
 
 — Sleeping beauty, fairy extr'av. 3 P ts. '/re Lacy's Fl' ' mi'la 
 
 — Somebody el*,, farce. 1 act. In F. M. B..I ?9 ' '" 
 
 — Theseus and Ariadne extrav. 2 acts. In Lacy's Fl 1741 12 
 
 — /» b"t°: v ot 27 e of the lsles ' meiu <^- ™ 
 
 — White cat, fairy extrav.' 2 acts.' /reLacy'sPl ' ' ' VUlVl 
 
 — Yellow dwarf and the king of the gold mines, fa.ry extrav. 
 
 1 act. In Lacy s PI I7il 12 
 
 — Young and haudsome, fairy extrav 1 act. /re Lacy's pi. 174112 
 
 — and Dance (C.) Blue Beard, nms. burletta. lact /n Lacy's Fl 
 Deep, deep sea; or Perseus and Andromeda, burletta' 
 
 lact. /nLacysFl 174112 
 
 ™ gl1, low ' ' lsu:k ^ and Same. 1 act. In F.NLD.. v.' 20 177l"l4 
 
 Olympic revels ; or Prometheus and Pandora, burlelta 
 
 lact. /reLacy'sPl 174112 
 
 Paphiau bower; or Venus and Adonis, buiiet'ta.' l'act. In 
 
 Lacy s PI 1741 12 
 
 Flatonick lady, com. 4 acts. See Centlivre (Mrs. S.) Dr. works, 
 
 V. 1. 1872 • . . . , 1714 2fi 
 
 Plautus (Marcus Acoius). Plays. See p. 873 of Catalogue) 
 
 — Meuaechini, com. 5 acts. English, by W. W. In Six old plays 
 
 v. 1. 1779 1742 29 
 
 Same. In Shakespeare library, v. 5. 1875. . '. '. 1751 18 
 
 Playhouse to be let, tragi-com. See D'Avenant (W) ' 1722 25 
 Pleasant comedie or the gentle craft. See Dekker (T.) Dram 
 
 works, v. 1. 1873 , 17 2^ is 
 
 Pleasant neighbor, larce. See Flanche {Mrs. E.) '. '. .177108 
 Pleasures of the town, puppet show. See Fielding (H ) 5017 20 
 Plot and counterplot ; or portrait of Cervantes, larce. See Kem- 
 
 bl ,e (C). 1721.08 
 
 Plot aud no plot ; or Jacobite credulity, com. See Dennis (J.) 
 
 Plots for petticoats, farce. See Wooler (J.) 1773.12 
 
 Plowman (T. F.) Acis and Galatffia ; or the beau I the belle U 
 
 and the blacksmith 111 1 act. In Lacy, v. 91. . . 1773.01 
 Plunkeft (Henry Grattan). The minerali ; or the dying gift 
 
 2 acts. In F. S. D., V. 19. . 1772.17 
 
 Flutus. See Aristophanes (p. 36 of Catalogue). 
 
 Po-ca-hon-tas. See Brougham (John) 1771.08 
 
 Pocock (James). For England, ho I nielodr. opera. 2 acts. In 
 
 C. B. T., V. 39 1721.06 
 
 — Hit or miss, rnus. farce. 2 acts. In O. B. T., v. 34. . 1721.01 
 
 — John of Paris, comic opera. 2 acts. In O. B. T., v. 26. 1711.26 
 
 — Magpie, or the maid, melodrama. 3 acts. In C. B. T., v. 28. 
 Same. In Oxberry (\V.) New Engl, dr., v. 11. 1821. 1734.20 
 
 — The miller and his men, melodrama. 2 acts. In O. B. T., 
 
 v. 26 1711.26 
 
 Same. In F. S. D., v. 25 1772.20 
 
 — Robber's wife, drama. 3 acts. In C. B. T., v. 28. . 1711.28 
 Same. In F. S. D., v. 32 1772.24 
 
 — Robinson Crusoe ; or bold buccaniers, romantic dr. 2 acts. 
 
 In C. B. T., v. 28 1711.28 
 
 — Rob Roy Macgregor, opera. 3 acts. In F. S. D., v. 11. 1772.11 
 
 Same. In Oxberry (W.) New Engl, dr., v. 10. 1821. 1734.19 
 
 Foenulus ; or young Carthaginian. See Plautus (M. A.) . 1742.06 
 Poetaster (The). See Jonson (Ben). Works. 1853. . . . 1726.27 
 
 Poetic proposal, farce. See Becker (11.) 1773.06 
 
 Point of honour, com. See Kemble (C.) 1711.28 
 
 Polinices. SeeAlfieri (V.) Tragedies, v. 1. 1815. . . .1712.10 
 Politician (The), trag. See Shirley (J.) Dr. works, v. 5. 1833. 1743.07 
 Politicians (The), com. See Mathews (Cornelius). . . 5053.05 
 Polly : 2d pt. of Beggar's opera. See Gay (J.) Plays. 1772. 1723.31 
 Folly Honeycombe, drama. See Colman (G., the elder). . 1732.18 
 Foole (John). Married and single, com. 3 acts. In F. S D., 
 
 V. 10 . . 1772.10 
 
 — My wife I— what wife ? farce, /re Lacy. v. 96. . . .1773.06 
 
 — Nabob for au hour ; farce. 2 acts. In Lacy, v. 108. 1773.18 
 
 — Past and present ; or the hidden treasure, drama. 3 acts. In 
 
 Lacy, v. 96 . 1773.U6 
 
 — PaulPry.com. 3 acts, /re F. S D., v. 10. . .1772.10 
 
 — Scapegoat, farce. 1 act. In Lacy, v. 98. . . 1773.08 
 
 — Simpson & Co., com. 2 acts, /re C. B. T., v. 43. 1721.10 
 
 Same. In F. S.D.,v. 7 . .1772.07 
 
 Soldier's courtship, com. 1 act. In F. M. D., v. 33. 1771.20 
 
 Tribulation ; or welcome visitors, com. 2 acts. In C. B. T., 
 
 v . 12 1711.12 
 
 — 'Twould puzzle a conjurer. 2 acts. InT. M. D., v. 6. 1771.06 
 Poole (T.) Deaf as a post, farce, lact. In F. M. D., v. 8. 1771.08 
 Poor gentleman, com. See Colman (G., the younger). 1721.04;1772.03 
 Poor ol New York, drama, /re F. S. D., v. 24. . . . 1772.20 
 
 Poor Pillicoddy. See Morton (J. M.) 17 !HI 
 
 Poor soldier, mus. farce. See O'Keeffe (John) 173 *'2f 
 
 Pope of Rome. See Boucicault (Dion) 1772 .22 
 
 Popocatapetl, musical extrav. See Robson (F.) .... 1773.11 
 Poonine the question, farce. See Buckstone (J. B.) . . 1711-26 
 Positivlmau See O'Keeffe (John). Works, v. 2. 1798.1734.05 
 Postilion (The), opera. See A'Beckett (G. A.) . . . 1721.10 
 
 Postman's knock, mus. farce. See Thornton (L. M.) . . 172116 
 Pouter's wedding, farce. See Morton (J. M.) . . . . l™3.ia 
 Power (Tyrone). Born to good luck, farce. 2 acts. In F. M. 
 
 j_)v6 1771.0b 
 
 — How "to pay the rent, farce. In F. M. D., v. 1. . . . 1771.01 
 -Paddy Carey, lact. In F. M.D.J. 9. .... .1771.08 
 
 — St. Patrick's eve. 3 acts. In F. M. D., v. 2. . . . 1771.02 
 
 Inasking for books, use the •' Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
894 
 
 PLAYS: Pratt to Robert Emmet. 
 
 Pratt [Wm.l Ten nights in a bar room. 5 acts. In F. S. D., 
 
 V. 43 1772.29 
 
 Presumptive evidence, domestic dr. See Buckstone (J. B.) 1721.01 
 Pretentiousyoungladies.com. See Moliere (J. B. P.) .1735.04 
 Pretry girls of Stillberg, farce. 1 act. In F. M. D., v. 37. 1771.22 
 Pretty predicaments, farce. See Phipps (A. J.) . . . . 1773.19 
 
 Pride of the market. See Planche (J. R.) 1771.02 
 
 Prima donna. See Boucicault (Dion) 17:22.00 
 
 Prince of Arragon. See O'Keeffe (John) 1734.06 
 
 Prince for an hour, com. See Morton (J. M.) .... 1733.18 
 Princess (The). See Gilbert (W. S.) Orig. plays. 1876. . 1724.34 
 Princess of Elis, com. See Moliere (J. B. P.) 
 Principles form character, com. See Wehner (J. H.) . 1771.15 
 
 Printer's devil, farce. See Planche (J. R.) 1772.29 
 
 Prisoner at large. See O'Keeffe (J.) Dramatic works, v. 4. 
 
 1798 1711.26 : 1734.07 
 
 Prisoner of war, com. See Jerrold (D.) Writings, v. 7. 1853. 1725.24 
 Prize (The), or 2, 5, 3, 8, mus. farce. See Hoare (P.) . .1711.26 
 Prodigal (The), com. See Voltaire (P. M. A. de). Dr. works, v. 2. 
 
 1781 1744.22 
 
 Projector (The), com. See Nota (Alberto). . .... .1725.28 
 
 Prometheus chained [orj bound. See £!schylus (p. 5 of Cat.) 
 
 Promos and Cassaudra. See Whetstone (G.) 1742.29 
 
 Promotion, vaudeville. See Planche (J. R.) 1771.14 
 
 Proof (The) of the pudding, burletta. See Bayly (T. H.) 1613.33 
 Prophetess (The). See Beaumont (P.) and Fletcher (J.) Works, 
 
 v. 8. 1815 1713.08 
 
 Provoked husband, com. See Vanbrugh (J.) and Cibber (O.)1711.03 
 
 Provost of Bruges, trag. See Lovell (G. W.) 1721.11 
 
 Fseudolus ; or the cheat. SeeFlautus (II. A.) Comedies. 1742.04 
 Psyche, ballet tragedy. See Moliere (J. B. P.) 
 
 Psyche, trag. See Shadwell (T.) 1675 1742.22 
 
 Purse (The) ; or benevolent tar, mus. ent. See Cross (J. C.) 1732.20 
 
 Pure gold. See Marston (W.) 1772.28 
 
 Putnam, the iron son of '76, mil. dr. S<-e Bannister (N. H.) 1772.27 
 Pygmalion and Galatea, com. See Gilbert (W. S.) Orig. plays. 
 
 1876 1724.34 
 
 Quaker (The), comic opera. See Dibdin (C.) 1714.09 
 
 Quash : or, nigger practice, farce. See Brookes (G.) . .1771.22 
 Queen (The) and the concubiue. See Brome (R.) Dr. works, 
 
 V. 2. 1873 1713.21 
 
 Queen of Arragon, tragi-com. See Habington (W.) . . .1722.09 
 Queen of Corinth. See Beaumont (F.) and Fletcher (J.) 1713.05 
 
 Queen of spades, com. See Boucicault (Diou) 1722.00 
 
 Queen's beuch, farce. SeeRede (W. L.) 1721.11 
 
 Queen's exchange, com. See Brome (R.) Dr. works, v. 3. 1713.22 
 
 Quiet family, farce. See Suter (W.) 1771.19 
 
 Quite at home, comic ent. See Ryan (R.) 1721.02 
 
 Race for a dinner, farce. See Eodwell (J. T. G.) ... 1711.19 
 Kae (Charles Marsham). Billy Doo, farce. 1 act. In Lacy, 
 
 v. 101 1773.11 
 
 — Birds iu their little nests agree. 1 act. In Lacy, v. 109. 1773.19 
 
 — Fair encounter, comedietta. 1 act. From the French. In 
 
 Lacy, v. 104 1773.14 
 
 — Follow the leader, com. 1 act. In Lacy, v. 99. . . 1773.09 
 
 Raffaelle the reprobate. See Wilks (T. E.) 1772.26 
 
 Rag-picker of Paris. See Stirling (Edw.) 1772.14 
 
 Raising the wind, farce. See Kenney (J.) . . 1711.19 ; 1771.04 
 Ralph Roister Doister, comedy. See Udall (N.) .... 1756.34 
 Ram-alley ; or merry tricks, com. Se. Barry (L.) . . . 1722.05 
 
 Randall's thumb, com. See Gilbert (W. S.) 1773.01 
 
 Randolph (Thomas). Muse's looking glass. 5 acts. In Dods- 
 
 ley (J.j Old plays, v. 9. 1780 1722.09 
 
 — Poetical and dramatic works. Ed. by W. C. Hazlitt. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1875. 12° 1741.24 
 
 Contents: 1. Plays : Aristippus, orthejovialpbilosopher. 
 
 The conceited peddler. The jealous lovers. The Muses' 
 
 looking-glass. Amyntas, or the impossible dowry. 2. 
 
 Amyntas, continued. Hey for honesty. 
 Ravens of Orleans, romantic dr. See Moncrieff (W. T.) 1721.30 
 Raymond (R. J.) Barber baron. 2 acts. In O. M. T., v. 16. 1721.31 
 
 — Mr. and Mrs. Peter White, farce, lact. In F. M.D..V. 30. 
 
 — Robert the devil 1 duke of Normandy, mus. romance. 2 acts 
 
 In O. B T„ v. 33 1711 . 33 
 
 Raymond and Agnes, drama. See Lewis (M. G.) . . . 1721.05 
 Rayner (B. F.) Dumb boy of Manchester, melodrama. 2 acts 
 
 In F. S. D., v. 43 X772 29 
 
 Rayner, trag. See Baillie (J.) Works. 1851. '.'.'.' 1712 22 
 Reach (Angus B.) Jenny Lind at last, operatic bagatelle. 1 act 
 
 In F. M. D., v. 24 , 1771 16 
 
 Ready-money, drama. See Maurice (Walter) amJRice'(J.) 177s'l4 
 Rebecca and her daughters, com. See Stephens (G.) Dramas 
 
 V. 2. 1846 17i3 25 
 
 Recollections of O'Flanigau and the fairies. See Brougham (J ) 
 Recruiting officer, com. See Farquhar (George). 1744 31 • 1714 l'o 
 Recruiting sergeant, mus. eut. See Bickerstaff(I.) 1714.09' 1732 19 
 Red mask, melodr. See Brougham (John). . . . 1772'l8 
 
 Red rover : or mutiny of the Dolphin. See Fitz-Ball (E.) 172l'si 
 Rede (Wm. Leman). Affair of honour, farce. 1 act. In O B 
 
 T., v. 44 r> 172 'i j{ 
 
 — Devil and doctor Faustus, dr. Sacts. InO.B T v 45* 172112 
 
 — His first champagne, farce. 2 acts. InO. B. T. v. 44 1721 11 
 
 — Jack in the water, or ladder of life, domestic burletta. S acts 
 
 In O. M. T., v. 16 1721 3 { 
 
 — Life's a lottery, or jolly Dick the lamplighter: b'urietta. ' 3 
 
 acts. In C. B. T., v. 47 . 172 i u 
 
 — Our village ; or the lost ship, burletta. 3 acts. In O. M. T., 
 
 v - 16 , 1721 31 
 
 — Queen's bench, farce. 2 acts. In C. B T v 44 ' I72l"ll 
 
 — Sixteen string Jack. 3 acts. In O. M. T., v. 16.'l72l!8l'- 1772'20 
 
 — Skeleton witness, or the murder of the mount. 3 acts, 'in 
 
 O. B. T., v. 47 17 oi ij. 
 
 Same. In F. S. D., v. 26. ....'.■■.''; m2.W 
 
 Reed (Joseph). Register office, farce. 2 acts. In London stage 
 
 V. 4. 1827 1732,20 
 
 Reece (Robert). Green old age. 1 act. In Lacy, v. 103. 1773.13 
 
 — Little Robin Hood, burlesque. 1 act. In Lacy, v. 91. 1773.01 
 
 — An old man, di-iinn. In Lacy, v. 108 1773J8 
 
 — Paquita ; or love in a frame, comic opera. 2 acts. In Lacy 
 
 v. 94 1773.04 
 
 — Romulus and Remus, burlesque. In Lacy, v. 97. . . 1773.07 
 
 — Ruy BlaB righted ; or the love, the lugger, and the lackey, bur. 
 
 lesque. In Lacy, v. 100 1773.10 
 
 — Very last days of Pompeii 1 burlesque, lact. In Lacy, v. 95. 
 Reeve ' Wybertj. Dead witness ; or sin and its shadow. 3 acts! 
 
 In Lacy. v. 99 „ 1773.09 
 
 — I love you. comedietta. 1 act. In Lacy, v. 98. . . . 1773.08 
 
 — Never reckon your chickens, etc. 1 act. In Lacy, v. 95. 1773.06 
 
 — Obliging a friend, iarce. 1 act In Lacy, v. 98. . . 1773.08 
 
 — Parted, com. drama. 4 acts. In Lacy, v. 107. . . .1773.17 
 
 — Trueassteel.com. 3 acts. In Lacy, v. 92 1778.02 
 
 Reform; or John Bull triumphans. See Moncrieff (W.T.) 172l!28 
 Refusal (The), com. See Cibber (C.) Dr. works, v. 4. 1760. 1713 30 
 Regicides (The), trag. See Smollett (T.) Works, 1870. . 6067.11 
 
 Register office, farce. See Reed (J.) 1732.20 
 
 Eegnard (J.F.) Intriguing chambermaid. See Fielding (H.J1714.10 
 
 Regular fix, fares. See Morton (J. M.) 1771.22 
 
 Rehearsal at Uoatham. See Gay (J.) Plays. 1772. . . 1723.31 
 Reitzenstein (Charles vou). Count Koeuigsmark, trag. 5 acts. 
 
 In Thompson (B.) German theatre, v. 6, 1801. . . 1724.26 
 Relapse (The), com. See Vanbrugh (J.) Dr. works. 1849. 1744.31 
 Rely on my discretion, farce. See Palmer (T. A.) . . . 1773.16 
 Rendezvous (The), operetta. See Ayton(lC) . . 1711.17 ; 1771.12 
 Renegado (The). See Massinger (P.) Dr. works. 1851. 1735.02 
 
 Rent day. See Jerrold (Douglas) 1725.25 ; 1772.04 
 
 Reprisal (The), com. See Smollett (T.) 6067.11 
 
 Retired from business, com. See Jerrold (D.) .... 1725.24 
 Retribution j or love's trials. See Bennett (G. J.) . . . 1721.12 
 
 Retribution. See Taylor (Tom). .' 1772.17 
 
 Return ol Tobias. See G-enlis [lime. de). Sacred dramas. 1724.32 
 Return ticket, farce. See Spencer (G.) and James (W.) . 1773.09 
 
 Revenge (The), trag. See Young (Edward) 1714.09 
 
 Revenge for honour, trag. See Chapman (Geo.) . . . 1713.26 
 Revenge of Bnssy D'Ambois, trag. See Chapman (Geo.) . 1713.26 
 
 Revenger's tragedy. See Tourner (C.) 1722.04 
 
 Review (The) j or the wages of Windsor, mus. farce. See Ool- 
 
 man (G., tlus younger). 1721.03 ; 1772.25 
 
 Revolt of the workhouse, burlesque opera. See A'Beckett 
 
 (G. A.) 1721.23 
 
 Revolutionary soldier, farce. See Jaimson (G.) .... 1771.21 
 Reynolds (Frederick). Blind bargain ; or hear it out, com. 5 
 
 acts. /« O. B. T., v. 28 1711.28 
 
 — The Delinquent, cum. 5 acts. In C. B. T., v. 40. . 1721.07 
 
 — The dramatist, com. 5 acts. In O. B. T., v. 39. . . 1721.06 
 
 — The Exile ; or the deserts of Siberia, operatic play. 3 acts. 
 
 In O. B. T., v. 29 1711.29 
 
 — Folly as it flies, com. 5 acts. In C. B. T., v. 27. . . 1711.27 
 
 — How to grow rich, com. 5 acts. In O. B. T., v. 30. . 1711.30 
 
 — Laugh when you can, com. Sacts. InO. B. T., v. 23. 1711.23 
 
 — Notoriety, com. 5 acts. In O. B. T., v. 26 1711.26 
 
 — The will, com. 5 acu. In C. B. T., v. 21 1711.21 
 
 Reynoldson (Thomas H.) Curse of mammon, facsimile of ' Mar- 
 riage a-la-mode.' 5 acts. In C. M. T., v. 15. . . 1721.30 
 
 — Rich man of Frankfort ; or the poisoned crown. 3 acts. 
 
 In C. M. T., v. 14 1721.29 
 
 — The Venetian ; or Council of ten. 3 acts. In O. M. T., 
 
 V- 15 1721.30 
 
 Rhand (Tally), pseud. Guttle and Gulpit, farce. 2 acts. In F.S. 
 
 D-, V. 39 1772.27 
 
 Rhesus. See Euripides (p. 460 of Catalogue). 
 
 Rhodes (Wm. Barnes). Bombastes Furioso, opera. 1 act. In 
 
 C. B. T., v. 43 1721.10 
 
 Same. In F. M. D., v. 5 1771.05 
 
 Rice (Charles). Three guardsmen. 3 acts. InF.S.B., v. 18. 1772.17 
 Rich man of Frankfort. See Reynoldson (T. H.) ... 1721.29 
 Richard Coeur de Lion. See Sedaine (M. J.) . . 1714.14; 1732.19 
 Richard 111. See Shakspere (Wm.) 
 Richard Plantagenet, hist, drama. See Haines (J. T.) . 1721.29 
 
 Richardus Tertius. SeeLegge(T.) 1751.18 
 
 Richelieu. See Bulwer-Lytton (E. G. E. L., lord Lyiton). 
 Riches j or the wife and brother. See Burges (J. B.) . 1711.24 
 
 Rienzi, trag. See Mitford (M. R.) 1711.24 ; 1772.19 
 
 Rights and wrongs of women, farce. See Morton (J. M.) 1733.18 
 
 Rightsofman.com. See Leland (O. S.) 1771.18 
 
 Right of the lord of the manor, com. See Voltaire F. M. A. de). 
 
 Rip Van Winkle. See Burke (C.) 1772.19 
 
 Ritchie (Anna Cora Mowatt). Plays. Boston, 1855. 16'. 1734.01 
 Contents : Armand, or the peer and peasant. Fashion. 
 
 — Armand. Sacts. In F. 5. D., v. 27 1772.21 
 
 — Fashion ; or life in N. Y. 5 acts. In F. S. D., v. 27. 1772.21 
 Rival fools, com. See Cibber (C.) Dr. works, v. 2. 1760. 1713.28 
 
 Rival ladies, tr.-com. See Dryden (J.) 6042.15 
 
 Rival pages, com. 1 act. See Selby (C.) 1773.04 
 
 Rival sisters, trag. See Murphy (A.) Works, v. 7. . . 5057.14 
 
 Rival valets, farce. See Ebsworth (J.) 1711.12 
 
 Rivals (The), com. See D'Avenant (W.) Dr. works, v. 6. 1722.26 
 Rivals (The), com. See Sheridan (R. B.) 
 
 Rizpah. SeeLyndsay (D.) Dramas. 1822 1732.28 
 
 Road to ruin, com. See Holoroft (T.) 1772.07 
 
 Roaring girle, or Moll Cut-purse. See Middleton (T.) and Dek- 
 
 _ ker (T.) 1722.06 ; 1722.20 ; 1733.12 
 
 Robber of the Rhine, drama. See Almar (G.) . 1721.25 ; 1772.19 
 Robbers (The). See Schiller (J. C. F. von). Works, v. 4. 5064.27 
 
 Bobber's wife, drama. See Focock (J.) 1711.28 
 
 Robert Emmet. See Pilgrim (J.) 1772.26 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY 
 
PLAYS : Robert Macaire lo Sejanus. 
 
 895 
 
 Bobert Macaire, burlesque extrav. See Byron (H. J.) . 1773.03 
 
 Robert Macaire. See Selby (0.) 1771.0j 
 
 Bobert tbedevill duke of Normandy. See Raymond (R.J.) 1711.3.J 
 Roberts (George). Absent man, farcical comedietta. 1 act. In 
 
 Lacy, v. 102 1773.12 
 
 _ Forty winks, comedietta. 1 act. In F. M. D., v. 41. . 1771.24 
 Robertson (T. W.) Birds of prey j or a duel in the dark. 3 acts. 
 
 In Lacy, v. 93 1773.03 
 
 Half caste ; or the poisoned pearl. 3 acts. Adapted from 
 
 the French. In Lacy, v. 97 1773.07 
 
 — Not at all jealous, farce. 1 act. In Lacy, v. 91. . .1773.01 
 
 Pence at any price, farce. 1 act. In Lacy, v. 95. . .1773.05 
 
 gtar ot tne north, drama. 3 acts. In Lacy, v. 93. . 1773.03 
 
 Bobertson (Wm.) Ernestine. 2 acts. In I'. S. D., v. 14. 1772.14 
 Bobinson Crusoe, romantic drama. See Pocock (J.) . . 1711.28 
 Bobinson (John Hovey, M. D.) Nick Whiffles, drama. 3 acts. 
 
 In 1: S. D , v. 45 1772.30 
 
 Robinson (rlugent). Mr. Jofflu's latch-key, farce. 1 act. In 
 
 Lacy, V. 106 1773.10 
 
 Bob Roy, drama. Ste Soane (G.) 172103 
 
 Bob Roy Macgregor, operatic play. See Pocock (J.) . .1772.11 
 Robson (Frederick). Popocatapetl, mus. extrav. 1 act. In 
 
 Lacy, v. 101 1773.11 
 
 Robson (Win. James). Love and loyalty. 5 acts. In F. S. D., 
 
 V. 32 1772.24 
 
 Rochester ; or Charles n.'s merry daya, mus. com. See Mon- 
 
 crieS (W. T.) 1721.26 
 
 Bodwell (Q. Herbert). Teddy the tiler, farce. 1 act. In O. B. 
 
 T., v. 25 1711.25 
 
 Same. In F. M. D., v. 21 1771.16 
 
 Bodwell (J. Tnoinas O.) More blunders than one, farce. 1 act. 
 
 JnF. M.D..V. 23 1771.15 
 
 Race lor a dinner, farce. 1 act. In C. B. T., v. 19. . 1711.19 
 
 Young widow, comic piece. In F. M. D., v. 10. . . 1771.09 
 
 Bogers ( W.) Jack's the lad ; or the pride of the ocean, drama. 
 
 2 acts, m F. M. D., v. 39 1771.23 
 
 Holand tor an Oliver, farce. See Morton (T.) . 1721.11 ; 1771.15 
 
 Roll ot the drum, drama. See Wilks (T. E.) 1773.13 
 
 Bolla ; or the virgiu ot the sun. See Kotzebue (A. von). 1724.21 
 Bollo, anke ot Normandy (Bloody brother ; or). See Beaumont 
 
 (F.) and Fletcher (J.) Works, v. 10 1713.10 
 
 Roman (The), a dramatic poem. See Dobell (S. Y.) . . 1715.14 
 Roman actor. See Massinger (P.) Plays, v. 2. 1733.07 ; 1735.02 
 Roman fattier, trag. See Whitehead (W.) . . 1714.10 ; 1732.19 
 Romance after marriage. See Goodrich (F. B.) and Warden (F. 
 
 L.) 1772.20 
 
 Romance and reality. See Brougham (John) 1772.15 
 
 Romance ot a poor young man. See Feuillet (O.) . . . 1772.22 
 Romance under difficulties. See Burnand (F. C.) . . .1771.11 
 Romantic ladies, com. See Moliere (J. B. P.) Works, v. 1. 1733 19 
 Romeo and Juliet, trag. See Shaks, ere (Wm.) .... 1711.01 
 Romeo aud Juliet, trivesty. 3 acts, [anon.] L., 1812. 12*. 6091.05 
 
 Bomiero, trag. See Baillie (J.) Works. 1851 1712.22 
 
 Romp (The), comic opera. 2 acts. In London stage, v. 4. 1732.20 
 Note. — Altered from • Love in the city/ by I. Bickers laff. 
 
 Same. In C. B. T., v. 35 1711.36 
 
 Romulus and Remus, burlesque. See Heece (R.) . . . 1773.07 
 Boof scrambler, burlesque opera. See A'Beckett (Or. A.) 1721.25 
 
 Rory OMore. See Lover (8.) 1772.19 
 
 Rjsalynde. Euphues golden legacie. See Lodge (T.) .1751.15 
 
 Rosamond, trag. See Korner (<J. T.) 1651.28 
 
 Boss ot Amiens, com. See Morton (J. M.) 1771.16 
 
 Rose ot Arragon, play. See Knowles (J. 8.) Dr. works. . 1732.05 
 
 Roses and thorns, com. S eLnnn (J.) 1711.12 
 
 Rosina. Sei Brooke [Mrs. F. M.) 1714.09 
 
 Rosina Meadows. Se Saunders (C. H.) 1772.23 
 
 Hosmunda. See Alfleri (V.) Tragedies, v. 2. 1815. . . 1712.11 
 Rough diamond, larce. See Buckstone (J. B.) 1 act. . 1771.06 
 Roundheads (The). SeeBehn {Mrs. A ) Plays, v. 1. 1871. 6021.04 
 Rover (The) ; or the Danish'd cavaliers. See Behn [Mrs. A.) 
 
 Plavs, v. 1. 1871 6021.04 
 
 Rover's bride ; or the bittern's swamp. See Almar (G.) 1721.26 
 Rowe (Nicholas). Fair penitent, trag. 5 acts. In O. B. T., 
 
 V. 9 1711.09 
 
 Same. In Brit, drama, v. 1. 1853 1714. 0J 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 2, 1825 1732.18 
 
 — Jane Shore, trag. 5 acts. In British drama, v. 1. 1853. 1714.0J 
 
 Same. J»C.B.T.,v.5 1711.05 
 
 Same. 5 acts. In F S. D., v. 12 1772 12 
 
 Same. In Oxberry (W.) New Engl, dr., v. 8. 1818. 1734.17 
 
 — Lady Jane Grey, trag. 6 acts. In London stage, v. 3. 1732.19 
 
 — Tamerlane, trag. 6 acts. In Brit, drama, v. 2. 1853. 1714.10 
 
 Same In London stage, v. 3. 1826 1732.19 
 
 Rowley (Wm.) Match at midnight, com. 5 acts. In Dodsley 
 
 (J.) Old plays, v. 7. 1780 1722.0! 
 
 — Woman never vext ; or widow of Cornhill, com. 6 acts. In 
 
 C. B. T., v. 8 1711.08 
 
 Royal king, and loyal subject. See Heywood (T.) . . .1756.44 
 Royal master, com. In Shirley (J.) Dr. works, v. 4. 1833. 1743.06 
 Royal shepherdess, tragi.-com. See Shadwell (T.) 1669.1742.22 
 Hudens ; the flshermau's rope. See Flautus (M. A.) Comedies, 
 
 V. 2. 1852 1742.05 
 
 Ruffian boy, melodrama. See Dibdin (T.) 1721.19 
 
 Rueantino ; or the bravo of Venice. See Lewis (M. G.) 
 Rule a wife and have a wile. See Beaumont (F.) and Fletcher 
 „ ( J ) • . . . 1711.12; 1713.0J ; 1714.10; 1732.17; 1734.19 
 Rule Britannia, naut. drama. See Campbell (A. L. V.) . 1721.30 
 
 Rural felicity, com S»e Buckstone (J. B.) 1772.24 
 
 Hath and Naomi. See Genlis (Mme. de). Sacred dramas. 1724.32 
 with Oakley. See Williams (T ) and Harris (A.) . . . .1772.26 
 nnyBlaB. 5 acts. See Hugo (Victor) 1722.00 
 
 Ruy Bias righted burlesque. See Reece (R.) 1773 10 
 
 Ryan Desmond Lj One too many, farce. 1 act. la Lacy, v. 97 
 
 Ryan (Richard). Everybody's husband, comic drama. 1 act. In 
 
 O. M. T., v. 4 -^i ja 
 
 — Le pam-re Jacques ; vaudeville, la. In C. B.T v'lO 172125 
 — - Quite at home, comic ent. 1 act. In O. B T v 35 172l'o2 
 Sackville (Thomas). Ferrex and Porrex, trag. Sacts. j«Dods- 
 
 ley (J.) Old plays, v. 1. 1780. . . . 1722 01 
 
 Sacrifice of Isaac. See Genlis [Mme. de). Sacred dramas.' 1721 32 
 Sad one The), trag. See Suckling (J.) Poems, plays, etc.. v. 2. 
 
 1874 1743 18 
 
 Sad shepherd. See Jonson (Ben). Works. 1853.' ' ' 'yiti'm 
 
 Sailor of France. See Johnstone (J. B.) 1772'l8 
 
 St. Clement's Eve. See Taylor (H.) Poet, works, v. 3. '. 1692 34 
 St. Cupid; or Dorothy's foitune, com. See Jerrold (D.) . 1725.24 
 St. David's day; or honest Welshman; mus. farce. See Dib- 
 din (T.) 1721 04 
 
 St. Patrick for Ireland. See Shirley (J.) 1743 06 
 
 St. Patrick's day, farce. See Sheridan (R. B.) 
 
 St. Patrick's eve. See Power (T.) 177102 
 
 Sally in our alley, drama. See Jerrold (D.) . . . ! .' 172L31 
 Salmon (John). Old and young, com. 2 acts. In F. S. D., v. 36. 
 Sanctuary (The), or Eugland in 1485. See Carpenter (J. E.) 1721.15 
 Sapno auu Phao. See Lyly (J.) Dr. works, v. 1. 1858. . 1732 14 
 
 Sappho, trag. See Grillparzer (F.) 1724.3] 
 
 Sappho, trag. See Lewis [Mrs. E. A.) ... . . .1732.13 
 
 Sardanapalus, trag. See Byron (Geo. G. N., lord). . . .1772.13 
 
 Sardanapalus. See Lyndsay (D.) Dramas. 1822. . . . 1732.23 
 
 Satan: a libretto. Sea Cranch (0. P.) J714.31 
 
 Satan in Paris. See Selby (C.) 1772.23 
 
 Satiro-mastix, or the untrusBing of the humorous poet. See 
 
 Dekker (T.) Dr. works, v. 1. 1873 1722.18 
 
 Saul. SeeAlfieri (V.) Trag., v. 3. 1815 1712.12 
 
 Saul. See Heavysege (C.) 1725.07 
 
 Saunders (Charles H.) Pirate's legacy. 2 acts. In F. S. D., 
 V. 41 1772.28 
 
 — Rosina Meadows. 3 acts. In F. S. D., v. 30. ... 1772.23 
 Saville (John Faucit). Miller's maid, melodrama. 2 acts. In F. 
 
 M. D., v. 12 1771.10 
 
 — Wapping old stairs, nautical drama, 3 acts. In O. M. T., 
 
 V. 13 1721.28 
 
 Scapegrace, petite comedy, lact. In O. M. T., v. 1. .1721.16 
 
 Scapegoat, farce. See Poole (J.) 1773.08 
 
 Schiller (Johann Friedrich Christoph von). In his Works, v. 2-4. 
 
 London, Bohn, 1847-53. 12° 5004.24 
 
 2. Walleusteiti's camp ; tr. by J. Churchill. The Piccolo- 
 mini ; anil Death of Wallenstein : tr. by S. T. Coleridge. 
 Wilhelin Tell ; tr. by T. Martin. Willi Ms Hist, of the re- 
 volt of the Netherlands, London, Bohn, 1847. 12°. 3. Don 
 Carlos, tr. by R. D. Boylan. Mary Stuart, tr. by J. Mel- 
 lish. Maid of Orleans, tr. by A. Swauwick. Bride of Mes- 
 sina, tr. by A. Lodge. 4. The robbers, Fiesco, Love and 
 intrigue, Demetrius ; tr. by H. G. Bohu. 
 
 — Don Carlos, infant of Spain, trag. Sacts. In Thompson (B.) 
 
 German theatre, v. 5. 1801 1724.25 
 
 — Robbers, trag. Sacts. In F. S. D., v. 13 1772.13 
 
 Same. In Thompson (13.) German theatre, v. 6. 1724.25 
 
 Scholar (The), com. See Buckstone (J. B.) 1772.25 
 
 Schonberg (Jaines). Narcisse the vagrant, trag. 5 acts. Adapt- 
 ed lroui the German of A. E. Biachvogel. In Lacy, v. 107. 
 
 School for arrogance, com. See Holcroft (T.) 1732.20 
 
 School for guardians, com. See Murphy (A.) Works, v. 4. 6057.11 
 School for husbands, com. See Moliere (J. B. P.) 
 School for scandal, com. See Sheridan (R. B.) 
 
 Schoolforwives.com. See Kelly (H.) 1732.20 
 
 School for wiveB. See Moliere (J. B. P.) 1733.20 ; 1733.27 ; 1736.06 
 School for wives criticised, com. See Moliere (J. B. P.) 1733.27 
 School of reform ; or how to rule a wife, com. See Morton (T.) 
 Schoolfellows (The), com. See Jerrold (Douglas). . . . 1725.26 
 Schroeder (F. L.) The ensign, com. 3 acts. In Thompson (B.) 
 
 German theatre, v. 6. 1801 1724.26 
 
 Scornful lady. See Beaumont (F.) and Fletcher (J.) Works, v. 3. 
 
 1843 1713.03 
 
 Scott (W. S.) On the Clyde, drama. 3 acts. /nLacy, v. 107. 1773.17 
 Sculptor's daughter. See Cannon (C. J.) Dramas. 1857. 1714.29 
 Sea (The), nautical drama. S«e Somerset (C. A.) . . . 1721.22 
 Sea 01 ice: romauticdraiuaiu 6 tableaux. In F.S.D., v. 16. 1772.16 
 Sea-voyage (Tue). See Beaumont (F.) and Fletcher (J.) Works, 
 
 v. 8. 1846 JliH! 
 
 Second love, comic dr. S'e Simpson (J. B.) 1772.26 
 
 Second marriage, com. See Baillie (J.) Works. 1851. .1712.22 
 Secret (Tne) ; or the hole in tuc wall, larce. [anon.] 1 act. In O. 
 
 B T v 41 1721 08 
 
 Same, 'in F. M. D., v. 3 1771.03 
 
 Secret love ; or the maiden queen. See Dryden (J.) Works v. 2. 
 
 ,g2j 5042.15 
 
 Secret service. See pianch'e (J. R.) ... . • ■ • • ""-j}* 
 Secretary (The), play. See Knowles (J. S.) . . 1732.05 ; 1732.07 
 Secrets worth knowing, com. See Morton (T.) ... .1711.18 
 Sedaine (Michel Jean). Richard Cceur de Lion, List, romance. 
 
 3 acts. Altered from the French, by Gen. Burgoyne. In 
 
 London stage, v. 3. 1825. • • • • ■ ■ • • • JZfrS 
 
 Same. In Burgoyne (J.) Works, v. 2 1808. . . 1714.14 
 
 Sedley [Sir Charles). Anthony and Cleopatra, trag. In his W01H 
 
 — The"' Mulbe'rry garden, com! Bellamira, or the mistress. 
 
 com. The Grumbler, com. The tyrant king of Crete 
 
 trag. In his Works, v. 2. 1'«.21 
 
 Seduction, com. See Holcroft (T.) 1732.20 
 
 Seeing Warren, farce. See Morton (T) ._. ,. . ^ m - • JJ^-£ 
 Sejanus : his fall. See Jonson (Ben). 
 
 Works. 1853. . 1725.27 
 
 In asking for boota, use tha •• Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, tho first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
896 
 
 PLAYS : Selby to Sleeping beauty. 
 
 Selby (Charles). Anthony and Cleopatra, burletta. 1 act. In 
 F. M. D., v. 27 1771.17 
 
 — Boots at the Swan, farce, In F.M. D., v. 1. . . . .1771.01 
 
 — Frank Fox Plvipps, Esq., farce. 1 act. In Lacy, v. 100. 1773.10 
 
 — Jacques Strop ; a few more passages in the life of Robert 
 
 Macaire, drama. 3 acts. 7/iLacy, v. 102. . . . 1773.12 
 
 — Lady and gentleman, burletta. lact. /nF.M.D., v. 31. 1771.19 
 
 — Last of the pigtails, petite comedy. 1 act. In F. M. D., 
 
 V. 34 1771.21 
 
 — Marble heart ; or tire sculptor's dream. 5 acts. In F. S. 
 
 D., V. 31 1772.25 
 
 — • Married rake, farce, lact. In F. M. D., v. 9. . .1771.08 
 
 — My sister from India, farce. 1 act. In Lacy, v. 108. 1773.18 
 
 — New footman, burletta. lact. In F. M. D., v. 8. .1771.08 
 Same. In Lacy, v. 93 . 1773.03 
 
 — Phantom breakfast, farce, lact. In Lacy, v. 101. .1773.11 
 
 — Rival pages, com. lact. In Lacy, v. 94 .1773.04 
 
 — Robert Macaire, melodrama. InT. M. D,v.3. . .1771.03 
 
 — Satan in Paris. 2 acts. In F. S. D., v. 30 1772.23 
 
 — Unfinished gentleman, farce, lact. In F. M. D., v. 13. 1771.10 
 
 — Valet de sham, farce. 1 act. In F. M. D., v. 33. . . 1771.20 
 
 — Widow's victim, farce, lact. In F. M. D., v. 3. . .1771.03 
 and Melville (Charles). Barnaby Radge, drama. 3 acts. 
 
 7)i Lacy, v. 101 .1773.11 
 
 Self.com. See Bateman [Mrs. S. F.) 1772.18 
 
 Self-glorification, Chinese play. See Stephens (George). 1743.25 
 Self-immolation; or the sacrifice of love. See Kotzebue (A. F. 
 
 F. von) 1732.03 
 
 Self-tormentor. See Terentius Afer (P.) 
 
 Semele, opera. See Congreve (\V.) Dr. works. 1849. 1744.31; 1714.18 
 
 Sefior Yaliente, com. See Miles (G H ) 1772.28 
 
 Sensibility, trag. See Stephens (George). ...... 1743.24 
 
 Sent to the tower, farce. See Morton (J. M.) 1771.18 
 
 Separate maintenance, farce. See Coyne (J. 8.) . . . . 1773.04 
 Separation (The), trag. See Baillie (J.) Works. 1851. . 1712.22 
 
 Serf (The), trag. See Talbot (K.) 1711.19 
 
 Sergeant's wedding, comic drama. See Wilks (T. E.) . 1773.01 
 
 Serious family, com. See Barnett (M.) 1772.10 
 
 Servants by legacy, farce. See Pilgrim (J.) 1771.20 
 
 Seven champions of Christendom, comic spectacle. See Planche 
 
 (J. R.) 1741.12 
 
 Seven chiefs against Thebes. See .Eschylus (p. 5 of Catalogue). 
 Seven clerks, romantic drama. See Wilks (T. E.) . . .1/72.15 
 Seven sins ; or passion's paradise. See Conquest (G.) and Meritt 
 
 (P.) 1773 19 
 
 Seymour (Harry). Aunt Dinah's pledge, drama. 2 acts. In F. 
 
 S. D., v. 45 1772.30 
 
 — The temperance doctor, drama. 2 acts. /7iF.S.D.,v.45.1772.ao 
 Sganarelle, com. See Moliere (J. B. P.) . . . 1.33.27 ; 1735 04 
 Shadow, mother's dream, romantic drama. See Almar (G.) 1721.23 
 
 Shadows, drama. See Young (C. L.) 1773.10 
 
 Shadows of the past, comic drama. See Simpson (J. P ) 1773.07 
 Shadwell (Thoma-). Bury-fair, coin. Sacts. L., 1689. 4°. 1742.23 
 
 — Epsom-Wells, com. 5 acts. London, 1S73. 4°. . .1742 22 
 
 — The humorists, com. 5 acts. London, 1671. 4°. . . 1742 22 
 
 — The libertiue, trag. 5 acts. London, 1676. 4°. . . 1742.22 
 
 — Themiher.com. 5 acts. London, 1J91. 4°. .... 1742.23 
 
 — Psyche, trag. 5 acts. London, 1675. 4° 1742 22 
 
 — Royal she. herdess, tragi-com. 5 acts. L., 1669. 4°. . 1742.22 
 
 — Squire of Alsatia, com. 5 acts. London, 1688. 4°. . 1742.23 
 
 — Sullen lovers ; or the impertinents, com. 6 acts. London, 
 
 1668. 4" 1742.22 
 
 — Timon of Athens, play. 6 acts. London, 1678. 4°. . 1742.22 
 
 — Atruewidow.com. 5 acts. London, 1679. 4°. . .1742.23 
 
 — The virtuoso, com. 5 acts. Loudon, 1691. 4°. . . . 1742.22 
 
 Shaker lovers. See Johnson (S. D.) ....... .1771.20 
 
 Shakspere (Wm.) See under his name, in general alphabet. 
 
 Shakspeare's dream. See Brougham (John) 1771.14 
 
 Shakspeare's early days. See Somerset (C. A.) 1711.28 ; 1773.03 
 Shakespeare's festival ; or new comedy of errors ; drama. See 
 
 Monorieff (W. T.) 1721.25 
 
 Shandy Maguire. See Pilgrim (J.) 1772 23 
 
 Shannon (Charles). Youthful queen, com. 2 acts. In O. B. T., 
 
 v. 21 lill.21 
 
 Shannon, pseud. The youthful queen, com. 2 acts. In F. S. 
 
 D., v. 25 1772.20 
 
 She stoops to conquer, com. See Goldsmith (O.) 6037.10 ; 1714.09 
 She would and he wouldn't, com. See Morton (J. M ) . 1733.18 
 She would and she would not, com. See Cibber (C.) 171.1.27; 1732.19 
 She wou d if she cou'd, com. See Etherege (G.) Works. 1723.08 
 Sheffield (John, dulcz of Buckingham). Tragedy of Julius Cffisar, 
 
 alteied [from Shakspere]. Tragedy of Marcus lirutus. In 
 
 his Wor^s, v. 1, 1729 
 
 Sheil (Richard Lalor). The Apostate, trag. 5 acts. InT. S. D. 
 
 V.8 1,72.08 
 
 — Evadne : or the statue. 6 acts. In. F. S. D., v. 7. .1772.0/ 
 Shepherd IR.) Watch and wait. See Higgio (T. H.) and Shep- 
 herd (R.) 1773.16 
 
 Shepherd ol Couinailles, operetta. See March (G.) . . 1773.06 
 Shepherd of Derwent Vale ; or innocent culprit. See Lunn (J.) 
 Sheridan (Richard Briusley). Works. With memoir. Ed. by F. 
 
 Staiuforth. L., 1875. 8° 1743.09 
 
 Contents . Plays : The Rivals. St. Patrick's day. The 
 Duenna. School for scandal. The Critic. A trip to Scar- 
 borough. Pizarro. 
 
 Same. Collected by T. Moore. Leipsic, 1825. 12". 1743.01 
 
 Note — This ed. includes ' The Camp, a musical ent.' 
 Same. London, [n.il.] 32° 1743 00 
 
 — The Camp. mus. ent. 2 acts. In O. B. T., v. 32. . . 171L32 
 
 — The Critic : or a tragedy rehearsed. 3 acts. In British dra- 
 
 ma, v. 1. 1853 1714 o ) 
 
 Same. In C. B. T., v. 15. . . . . . . ' .! Vtll.ir, 
 
 Same. In T. S. D. v. 7 1772.07 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 1. 1825. ..... 1732.17 
 
 Same. In Oxberry (W.) New Engl, dr., v. 9. 1821. 1734.18 
 
 — The Duenna, com. 3 acts. In C. B. T., v. 2. . . .1711.02 
 
 Same. In British drama, v. 2. 1853. ..... 1714.10 
 
 Same. In F. S. D., v. 7 . 1772.07 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 1. 1825 1732.17 
 
 Same. In Oxberry (W.) New Engl, dr., v. 2. 1818. 1734.11 
 
 — Pizarro. See Kotzebue ( ). Pizarro. 
 
 — Rivals, com. 5 acts. In C. B. T„ v. 2 1711.02 
 
 Same. In British drama, v. 1. 1853 1714.09 
 
 Same. In T. S. D., v. 4 1772.04 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 1. 1825. ..... 1732.17 
 
 Same. In Oxberry (W.) New Engl, dr., v. 1. 1818. 1734.10 
 
 — St. Patrick's day, or the scheming lieutenant, comic piece. 
 
 lact. In O. B. T., v. 28 1711.28 
 
 — School for scandal, com. 5 acts. In C. B. T., v. 14. 1711.14 
 
 Same. In British drama, v. 2. 1853 1714.10 
 
 Same. /«F.S.D.,y.l 1772.01 
 
 — - Trip to Scarborough, com. 3 acts. In O. B. T., v. 4. 1711.04 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 2. 1825 1732.18 
 
 Shipmates, comedy. See Bridgman (C. V.) ..... 1773.12 
 Shipwreck (The), comic opera. See Arnold (S. J.) . . . 1734.18 
 
 Shipwreck (The). See Plautus (M. A.) 1741.14 
 
 Shipwreck of the Medusa , or the fatal raft, drama. See Mon- 
 orieff (W. T.) . .1721.27 
 
 Shirley (James). Dramatic works and poems. With notes by 
 W. Gifford and A. Dyce. 6 v. Loud., 1833. 8°. . . 1743.03 
 1. Love tricks, com. Maid's revenge, trag. Brothers, 
 com. Witty fair one, com. Wedding, com. 2. Grateful 
 servant, com. The Traitor, trag. Love's cruelty, trag. 
 In a maze, com. Bird iu a cage, com. Hyde Park, com. 
 3. The Ball, com. Young admiral, com. The Gamester, 
 comi The Example, com. The Opportunity, com. The 
 Coronation, com. 4. The Lady of pleasure, com. The 
 Royal master, play. Duke's mistress, trag. The Doubt- 
 ful heir, tragi-com. St. Patrick for Ireland, play. The 
 Constant maid, com. Humorous courtier, com. 5. Gen- 
 tleman of Venice, tragi-com. The Politiciau, trag. The 
 Imposture, tragi-com. The Cardinal, trag. The Sisters, 
 com. The Court secret, tragi-com. 6. Honoria and Mhui-. 
 mon, a morality. Chabot, admiral of France, trag., by G. 
 Chapman and J. S. Arcadia, a paBtural. Triumph of 
 of peace, a masque. A contention for honour and riches, 
 interlude. The Triumph of beauty. Cupid and death, a 
 masque. Contention of Ajax and Ulysses, entertainment. 
 Poems. 
 
 — Andromana ; or the merchant's wife. 5 acts. In Dodsley 
 
 (J.) Old pays. v. 11. 1780 1712.11 
 
 — Bird iu a cage, com. 6 acts. In Dodsley (J.) Old plays, v. 8. 
 
 1780 1722.08 
 
 — The gamester. 6 acts. In Dodsley (J.) Old plays, v. 9. 1722.09 
 
 — Edward, the black prince; or the batt.e of Poictieis, hist 
 
 trag. 6 acts. In London stage, v. 4. 1827. . . . 1732.10 
 Shocking events, farce. See Buckstone'(J. B.) . . . . 1771.22 
 
 Shoemaker of Touloui-e. See Hill (F. S.) 17'.2.24 
 
 Shoemakers holiday. See Dekker (T.) Dr. works, v. 1. 1873. l',22 18 
 Shopkeeper (the) turned gentleman. See Moliere (J.B.P.J l'i33.29 
 Should this meet fue eye, farce. See Maltby (A.) . . .1773 07 
 
 Shylock. See Talfourd (F.i 1771.12 
 
 Siamese twins. See A'Beckett (G. A.) . . . . 1721.29 ; 1771.18 
 Sicilian (The) ; or love the painter, com. See Moliere (J. B. P.) 
 Sicilian summer. See Taylor (H.) Poet, works, v. 3. . 161*2.34 
 Siege ( I'tae), coin. See Baillie (J.) Works. 1861. . . .1712.22 
 Siege (The), tragi-com. See D'Avenant (W.) Dr. works, v.4. 1722.25 
 Siege of Agjiileia, trag. See Home (J) Works, v. 2. . . 6044 02 
 Siege of Belgrade, comic opera. See Cobb (J.) . 1711.20 ; 1732.50 
 
 Siege of Damascus, trag See Hughes (J.) 171410 
 
 Siege of Rhodes. See D Avenant (W.) Dr. works, v. 3. 1873. 1'22.24 
 
 Siege of Rochelle, opera. See Fitz Ball (E.) 1773.05 
 
 Signing the declaration of indepenoenee. See Howe (C. E. B.) 
 Silver palace ; or the golden poppy, nia-que. See Almar (Geo.) 
 Simms (W. G.) Norman Maurice, trag. Atalantis, drama. In 
 
 MsPoems, v. 1. 1853. , It86.ll 
 
 Simpson (J. Palgrave).* Court cards, comic drama. 2 acts. In 
 
 F. M. D.. v. 41 1771.24 
 
 — Daddy Hardacre, drama. 2 acts. In Lacy, v. 100. . 1773.10 
 
 — Dreams of delusion, drama. 1 act. In F. M. D.,v. 32. 1771.10 
 
 — Heads or tails? comedietta. 1 act. InT. M. D., v. 38. 1771.23 
 
 — Marco Suada. 3 acts. In F. S. D„ v. 13 1772.13 
 
 — Second love, comic drama. 3 acts. In T. S D., v. 84. 1772.25 
 — - Shadows of the past, com. drama. 2 acts. In Lacy, v. 97. 1773.07 
 
 — Watch dog of the Walsiughams, drama. 4 acts. In Lacy, 
 
 v. 92. 1773.02 
 
 — World and stage, com. 3 acts. In Lacy, v. 97. . . 1773.07 
 
 — and Merivale (H. C.) Alone, com. drama. 3 acts. In Lacy, 
 
 v. 1113. 1773.13 
 
 Simpson and Co., com. See Poole (J.) 1721.10 
 
 Sir Harry Wildair, com. See Farquhar (George). . . .1744.31 
 Sir Martin Mar-all ; or feigned inuocence, com. See Dryden 
 
 (John) 6042.16 
 
 Sir Patient Fancy. See Behn [Mrs. A.) Plays, v. 4. 1871. 6021.07 
 
 Sisters (The), com. See Shirley (J.'hu) .1743.07 
 
 Six degrees , if crime. See Hill (F. S.) .1772.23 
 
 Sixes: or the devil's in the dice, melodr. See Dibdin(T.) 1721.24 
 
 Sixteen string Jack. See Rede (Lenian) 1721.31 
 
 Skeleton witness, or the murder of the Mount. See Rede (W. L.) 
 Sketches in India, farce. See Morton (T.) ..... .1772.12 
 
 Slasher and Crasher. See Morton (J. M.) ..... . 1771.04 
 
 Slave (The), opera. See Morton (T.) 1711.22 
 
 Sleep-walker (The), farce. See Oulton (W. C.) . 1731.31; 1711 11 
 Slocping beauty; fairy extrav. See Planche |J. R.) . 1741.12 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
PLAYS : Sloeping-draught to Taylor. 
 
 897 
 
 <!1eeohie-draaght, farce. Set Penley (S.) 1711.29 
 
 Slice ofiuok,7arce. See Morton (J. M. ) 1733.18 
 
 Smith (Albert). Cricket on the hearth. 3 acta. In T. S. D., 
 
 V. 13. .••••■•»■ 1772.29 
 
 Smith (Sol.) Hypocrite, com. 3 acts. In F. S. D., v. 14. 1772.14 
 smith (S Theyre). Cut off with a shilling, comedietta. 1 act. 
 
 JnLacy, v. 97 1773.07 
 
 jlv uncle's will, com. 1 act. In Lacy, v. 109. . .1773.19 
 
 — Which is which 1 com. 1 act. JnLacy, v. 97. . . .1773.07 
 Smith (W.H.) The drunkard. 5 acts. InT. S. D„ v. 11. 1771.11 
 Smollett (Tobias) Plays. In his Miacel. works, v. 3. 1806. 5067 .OS 
 
 Contents : The regicides, trag. The reprisal, or the tars 
 
 of old England ; com. 
 
 ___ Same. In Ms Select works. 1870 5067.11 
 
 Smuggler's daughter, melodrama. See Dibdin (C.) . . 1721.22 
 Snakes in the grass, farce. See Buckstono (J. B.) . . . 1711.24 
 Some (George). Falls of Clyde, melodr. 2 acts. In O. B. T., 
 
 v! 31 1711.31 
 
 ■_ Faustus, romantic drama. 3 acts. In O. B. T., v. 33. 1711.33 
 _ Bob Boy, drama. 8 acts. In 0. B. T., v. 36. ... 1721.03 
 
 — Undine. 3 acts. In F. S. D., v. 26 1772.21 
 
 '_ Young reefer, farce. 2 acts. In 0. M. T., v. 8. . . 1721.23 
 
 — Zarah, romantio dr. 2 acts. In 0. B. T., v. 35. . .1721.02 
 
 Social stage. See Baker (G. M.) 1712.29 
 
 Socrates, drama. See Beckett (A.) Dr. misoel., v. 1. 1838. 1714.01 
 
 Soldier's courtship, com. See Poole (J.) 1771.30 
 
 Soldier's daughter, com. See Cherry (A.) 1711.23 
 
 Soldier's fortune, com. -See Otway (T.) Works, v. 1. 1712. 1734.08 
 
 Somebody else, farce. See Blanche (J. B.) 1771.18 
 
 Somerset (Charles A.) Crazy Jane : romantic play. 3 acts. In 
 
 C. M. T. v. 2 1721.17 
 
 — Day after the fair : farce. 1 act. In 0. M. T., v. 3. . 1721.18 
 
 — Day alter the fair, burletta. In F. M. D., v. 16. . .1771.12 
 
 — Female Massaroni ; or fair brigands, operatic drama. 2 acts. 
 
 In 0. M. T., v. 13 1721.28 
 
 Mistle bough ; or the fatal chest, melodr. 2 aots. In 0. M. 
 T., v. 12 1721.27 
 
 — The sea : nautical drama. 2 acts. In C. B. T., v. 7. 1731.22 
 Shakspeare's early days, hist. play. 2 acts. In C. B. T., 
 
 V. 28 1711.28 
 
 Same. In Lacy, v. 9 1773.03 
 
 — Sylvana,.opera. 3 aots. In 0. M. T., v. 3 1721.18 
 
 — Twins of Warsaw, melodr. 2 acts. In C. M. T., v. 15. 1721.30 
 
 — Yes, operatic interlude. 1 act. In O. M. T., v. 2. . 1721.17 
 
 — Zelina; warlike Grecian drama. 3 acts. In F. S. D., v. 37. 
 Somnambulist (The). See Moncrieff (W. T.) . . . .1711.18 
 Son-in-law, comio opera. See O'Keeffe (J ) . . . 1711.31 
 
 Son of the night. See Gayler (C.) 1772.19 
 
 Sophocles. See under his name in general alphabet. 
 
 Son of the soil, romantic play. See Merivale (H. C.) .1773.07 
 Sophonisba. SeeAlfieri (V.) Trag., v. 3. 1815. . . . 1712.12 
 Sorceries of sin. See Calderon de la Baroa (P.) 1861. . 1714.20 
 Sonic if honor I drama. See Farnie (H. B.) ..... 1773.14 
 Southern (Thomas). Isabella ; or the fatal marriage, trag. 5 acts. 
 In British drama, v. 1. 1853. ... . . 1714.09 
 
 Same. In C. B. T., T. 9 1711.09 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 2. 1825 1732.18 
 
 — Oroouoko, trag. 6 acts. In British drama, v. 1. 1853.1714.09 
 
 Same. In C. B. T., v. 25. 1711.25 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 2. 1S25. .... .1732.18 
 
 Spanish curate. See Beaumont (F.) ami Fletcher (J.) Works, 
 
 v. 8. 1845 1713.08 
 
 Spanish friar (The), tragi-com. See Dryden (John). . . 7042.19 
 
 Spanish gipsy, play. See Middleton (T.) 1733.14 
 
 Spanish tragedy ; or Hieronimo is mad again. See Eyd (T.)1722.03 
 Sparagns garden, com. See Brome (R.) Dr. works, v. 3. 1713.22 
 Spare bed ; or the shower bath, farce. See Cooper (F. F.) 1721.22 
 Spectre bridegroom ; or a ghost in spite of himself, farce. See 
 
 Moncrieff (W. T.) 1711.16 
 
 Speedtheplough.com. See Morton (T.) 1711.15 
 
 Spencer (George) and James (Walter). Return ticket, farce. 
 
 1 act. In Lacy, v. 99 1773.09 
 
 Spirit (The) of seventy-six ; or the coming woman. See Curtis 
 
 [Mrs. A. W.) 1744.04 
 
 Spoiled child, farce. See Hoare (Prince) 1771.12 
 
 Sprigs of laurel. See O'Keeffe (John) 1734.04 ; 1721.06 
 
 Squire Lubberly. See Moliere (J. B. P.) 1733.21 
 
 Sqnire of Alsatia, com. See Shadwell (T.) 1688. . . . 1742.28 
 Staff of diamonds, nautical dr. See Hazlewood (C. H.) . 1773.14 
 Stage-strnck Yankee. See Durivage (O. E.) . . . . 1771.17 
 Staple of News (The). See Jonson (Ben). Works. 1853. 1725.27 
 Star of destiny, dr. spectacle. See Gait (J.) Poems. . . 1644.01 
 Star of the north, drama. See Robertson (T. W.) . . . 1773.03 
 State of innocence, and fall of man, opera. See Dryden (J.) 5042.18 
 
 State prisoner, drama. See Growing (W.) 1773.11 
 
 State secrets, farce. In F. M. D., v. 11 1771.09 
 
 Steele [Sir Richard). The conscious lovers, com. 5 acts. In 
 
 London stage, v. 2. 1825 1732.18 
 
 — Tender husband ; or accomplish'd fools, com. 6 acts. Lon- 
 
 don. 1771. 12°. ........... In 5071.06 
 
 Same. In British drama, v. 2. 1853 1714.10 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 3. 1826 1732.19 
 
 Steeple-chase, farce. See Morton (J. M.) 1733.18 
 
 Stella. . See Goethe (J. W. von) 1724.26 
 
 Stephens (George). Dramas for the stage. 2 v. L.,1846. 8°. 1743.24 
 Contents : v. 1. Nero, Forgery, Sensibility : tragedies. 
 
 2. Self-glorification, a Chinese play. Rebecca and her 
 
 daughters, a comedy. Philip Basil, or a poet;s fate, a 
 
 tragedy. 
 
 Steward (The), com. See Beazley (S.) 1772.25 
 
 Stichus ; or the parasite rebuffed. See Plantus (M. A.) . 1742.04 
 Still waters run deep. See Taylor (Tom) 1772.25 
 
 Stirling (Edward). Aline; or the robe of Killarney, drama. 
 3 acts. In Lacy, v. 94 X773 04 
 
 — Bloomer costume, farce. 1 act. In F. M.D.', v. 6." .' 177106 
 
 — By royal command, comio drama. 3 acts. In Lacy, v. 106. 
 
 — Cabin boy, drama. 2 acts. In Lacy, v. 104. .... 1773 14 
 
 — Family pictures, farce. 1 act. In Lacy, v. 106. . . 1773 16 
 
 — Grace Darling ; or the wreck at sea, drama. 2 acts. In Lacy 
 T Y - 1 ° i - ■■ 1773.14 
 
 — Jeanette and Jeannot;or the village pride, mus. drama. 
 
 2 acts. In Lacy, v. 1U6 1773 16 
 
 — • Miser's daughter, drama. 3 acts. In Lacy, v. 99. ' .' 177s!o9 
 
 — Mrs. Caudle s curtain lecture, bagatelle. 1 act. In F M 
 
 D.,v. 21 177114 
 
 — Nicholas Nickleby, farce. 2 acts. In F. M. D., v. 33. 1771.20 
 
 — Norah Creina, drama. 1 act. In F. M. D., v. 26. . . 1771.17 
 
 — Rag-picker of Paris. 3 acts. In F. S. D., v. 14. . .1772.14 
 
 — Teddy Roe, farce. 1 act. In F. M. D., v. 25. . . . 1771.16 
 
 — Young scamp, farce. 1 act. In F. M. D., v. 36. . . 1772.22 
 Stocqueler (J. H.) Object of interest, farce. 1 act. In F. M. 
 
 D., v. 25 1771.16 
 
 Stolen heiress, com. See Centlivre (M rs. S.) . 1716.02 ; 1714.25 
 Stolen Jewess ; or two children of Israal. See Hazlewood (C. H.) 
 Story (Wm. W.) Nero, an hiBt. play. London, 1875. 12°. 1743.27 
 
 Stranger (The). See Kotzebue (A. F. P. von) 1772.02 
 
 Stripling (The), trag. See Baillie (J.) Works. 1851.. .1712.22 
 
 Such things are. See Inchbald (Mrs. Eliz.) 1732.17 
 
 Suckling (Sir John). Poems, plays, ele. 2 v. L., 1874. 16°. 1743.17 
 v. 1. Aglauta, drama. 6 acts. 2. The goblins, com. 5 acts. 
 
 Brennoralt, trag. 5 acts. The sad one, trag. 5 sets. 
 
 — The goblins, com. 5 acts. In Dodsley (J.) Old plays, v. 10. 
 
 1780 • 1722.10 
 
 Sudden thoughts, farce. See Wilks (T. E.) 1771.19 
 
 Suil Dhuv the coiner, melodrama. See Dibdin (T.) . .1721.16 
 Sullenlovers ; orthe impertineuts, com. See Shadwell (T.)1712.22 
 Sultan (The) ; or a peep into the seraglio, farce. See Bickersufl 
 
 (I.) 1732.19 
 
 Sun's darling, masque. See Ford (J.) and Dekker (T.) 
 
 Supper in Dixie, farce. See Triplet (J.) 1771.22 
 
 Supplicants (The). See JEschylus (p. 5 of Catalogue). 
 Supplicants (The). See Euripides (p. 450 of Catalogue). 
 Surgeon of Paris. See Jones (J. S.) ....... . 1772 24 
 
 Surrender of Calais, play. See Colman (G., the younger). . 1721.07 
 Susan Hopley. See Pitt (G. D.) ......... .1721,31 
 
 Suspicious husband, com. See Hoadly (Dr. Benj.) . . .1714 09 
 Suter (Wm. E.) Dick Turpin and Tom King, serio-comic drama. 
 
 2 acts. In F. M. D., V. 36 1772.22 
 
 — Lost child ; or JoneB's baby, farce. 1 act. InT. M. D., v. 41. 
 
 — Quiet family, farce. 1 act. In F. M. D., v. 30. . . 1771.19 
 Swayze (Mrs. J. C.) Ossawattomio Brown. 3 actB. In T. S. D., 
 
 v. 29 1772.22 
 
 Sweeny Todd, the barber of Fleet street. See Hazelton (F.) 
 Sweethearts and wives, com. See Kenney (J.) .... 1772.10 
 Swiss cottage; or why don't she marry? mus. burletta. See 
 
 Bayly (T. H.) ■ 1771.09 
 
 Swiss swains, operetta. See Webster (B.) 1771 15 
 
 Sworn at Highgate, muBical farce. See Daniel (G.) 1721.21 
 
 Sylvana, opera. See Somerset (C. A.) ....... 1721.18 
 
 Sylvester Daggerwood, interlude. See Colman (G., the younger). 
 
 Sympathy, comedietta. See Dubourg (A. W.) 1773.06 
 
 Tailor (Robert). The hog hath lost his pearl, com. 4 acts. In 
 
 Dodsley (J.) Old plays, v. 6. 1780 1722.06 
 
 Tailor of Tamworth, farce. 1 act. In F'. M. D , v. 11. .1771.09 
 ' Take care Of Dowb— ,' farce. See Morton (J. M.) . . . 1733.24 
 Take care of little Charley, farce. See Brougham (J.) . 1771.14 
 Taking the veil ; or the harsh stepfather. See Hazlewood (C. H.) 
 Talbot (R.) The Serf, trag. 5 acts. In C. B. T., v. 19. . 1711.19 
 Tale of a tub. See Jonson (Ben). Works. 1853. . 1725.27 
 
 Tale of mystery, melodrama. See Holcroft (T.) . ,1711.08 
 
 Talfourd (Francis). Shylock. InF. M. D., v. 17. . . . 1771.12 
 Talfourd (Thomas Noou). Tragedies. N. Y., 1849. 12°. . 1744.08 
 Contents : Ion, trag. Athenian captive, trag. Glencoe, trag. 
 
 — Ion, tragedy. 6 acts. In F. S. D., v. 1 1772.01 
 
 Tamerlane, trag. See Kowe (N.) 1714.10 ; 1732.19 
 
 Tamburlaine the great, trag. See Marlowe (C.) Dram, works. 
 Taming of a shrew. 1 act. In Six old plays, v. 1. 1779. 1742.29 
 Taming of the shrew. See Shakspere (Wm.) ._„„„„ 
 
 Tancred and Gismunda, trag. See Wilmot (R.) . . . 1722.02 
 Tancred and Sigismunda, trag. See Thomson (J.) . . 1714.09 
 Tantara-rara, rogues all. See O'Keeffe (John). . ... 1J34.06 
 Tartuffe : or the imposter. See Moliere (J. B. P.) 1733.28; 1733.21 
 Taste.com. SeeFoote(S.) Works, v. 1. 1799 . . . . 1' 24-18 
 Tatler (The) ; or indiBCreet lover, com. See Voltaire (I . M. A.ae). 
 Tavleure (Clifton W.) Boy martyr of Sept. 12, 1814. 3 acts, In 
 
 F S D v 32. .... 177.2. .24 
 
 — Horseshoe" Robinson. 3 acts. In F. S. D., v. 27. . 1772.21 
 
 — The drunkard's warning, drama. 3 acts. In F. S. D., v. 45. 
 Taylor (Henry). Poetical works. 3 v. L., 1864. 16 . . . }hvi.6i 
 
 7 Contents: v. 1. Philip Van Artevelde. 2. Edwin the 
 Fair. Isaac Comnenus. 3. A Sicilian summer. St. Clem- 
 ent's Eve. 
 Taylor (Tom). Blighted being, farce. 1 act. JnF.M. D.,v. 31. 
 
 — Fool's revenge. 3 acts. InT. S. D., v. 42 . . - 1772.29 
 
 — Helping hands. 2 acts In F. S^ D. v 35. . . . . 1772.25 
 
 — Retribution. 4 acts. In F. S. D., v 19 L . . ■■""■" 
 
 — Still waters run deep, com. 3 acts In F. S. D v. 35. 1772.26 
 
 — Ticket-of-leave man. 4 acts. In F. S. D„ v. 42 . 1772.29 
 
 — To oblige Benson, com. 1 act. InT. M. D., v. 11. . 1771.09 
 
 — Victimsf comedy. 3 acts. InT. S.D., v. 24 . . . 51it20 
 
 — ™d Reade (Charles). Masks and faces, comedy. 2 acto.^In 
 
 — ondReade'lCharie's).' Two loves and'a life. 4 acts. InTJ& 
 
 ' " In asking for book*, use the "Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER 
 
898 
 
 PLAYS . Taylor to TJgolino. 
 
 Taylor (Thomas Proclus). The bottle, drama. 2 acts. In F. M. 
 
 D., v. 3 1771.03 
 
 — Chain of guilt ; or inn on the heath, romantic drama. 2 acts. 
 
 In 0. M. T., v. 12 . . 1721.27 
 
 Teddy Eoe, farce. See Stirling (Edw.) 1771.16 
 
 Teddy the tiler, farce. See Rodwell (G. H.) 1711.25 
 
 Tekeli ; or the siege of Montgatz, melodr. See Hook (T. E.) 1711.30 
 
 Temper, comedy. See Bell (E.) 1772.07 
 
 Temperance doctor, drama. See Seymour (H.) .... 1772.30 
 
 Tempest (The). See Shakspere (William). 
 
 Tempest (The) ; or the enchanted island, com. See Dryden 
 
 (John) 5042.16 
 
 Temple beau, com. See Fielding (H.) Works, v. 1. . . 6037.20 
 Temptation : or the Irish emigrant. See Brougham (J.) 1771.08 
 
 Ten nights in a bar-room. See Pratt (W. W.) 1772.29 
 
 Ten thousand a year, drama. SeePeake (B. B.) . . . .1721.31 
 Tender husband ; or the accomplished fools, com. See Steele 
 
 {Sir R.) 1714.10 ; 1732.19 
 
 Tennyson (A.) Queen Mary ; drama. 1875 1693.41 
 
 Terentius Afer (Cubitus). See under his name, in general alphabet 
 Terrible thinker ! farce. See Williams (T. J.j . . . . 1771.24 
 Terry (Daniel). Guy Mannering ; or the gypsy's prophecy, 
 
 musical play. 3 acts. inc. B. T., v. 43 172110 
 
 Same. In F. S. D., v. 10 1772.10 
 
 Same. In Oxberry(W.) New Engl, dr., v. 12. 1821. 1734.21 
 
 Thalaba, the destroyer, melodrama. See Fitz-Ball (E.) . 1721.20 
 That bleBsed baby, farce. See Moore (J. G.) . . . . . 1771 09 
 
 That nose 1 farce. See Woolf (B. E.) . 1771.21 
 
 That rascal Pat, farce. See Grrover (J. Holmes) 177123 
 
 Thaxter (A. Wallace). Grotto nymph. 1 a. In F. M. D.,v.34. 1771.21 
 Therese, the orphan of Geneva. See Payne (J. H.) . . 1721 07 
 Thersytes, interlude. 1 act. In Four old plays, 1848. . 1724^20 
 Theseus and Ariadne, or the marriage of Bacchus, classical ex- 
 
 trav. See Planche (J. E.) „ . . . .1741.12 
 
 Thesmophoriazuss. See Aristophanes. Comedies, v. 2. 1712 16 
 Thierry and Theodoret. See Beaumont (P.) and Fletcher (J.) 
 
 Works, v. 1 1713 v 01 
 
 Thirty-three next birthday, farce. See Morton (J. M.) .1733 24 
 Thomas A'Becket ; bist. play. See Jerrold (Douglas). . 1721.26 
 Thomas and Sally ; or the sailor's return, mus. ent. 2 acts. In 
 
 London stage, v. 4. 1827 1732 20 
 
 Thompson (Charles Pelham). Gambler's fate. 2 acts! In C 
 
 B. T., v. 17 . . 1711-17 
 
 — Dumb Savoyard, and his monkey, melodrama. 1 act. In 
 
 Lacy, v. 98 1773.08 
 
 Thomson (James). Tancred and Sigismunda, trag. 5 acts In 
 
 British drama, v. 1. 1853 1714.09 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 4. 1827. . . . ! ! 173220 
 
 — An uncle too many, mus. farce. 2 acts. In C. M 
 
 v. 11. 
 
 T., 
 
 . 1721.26 
 Thomson (Mortimer). Lady of the lake, travestie. 1 act In 
 
 F. M. D., v. 22. 1 7 ' 71 16 
 
 Thornton (L. M.) Postman's knock, mus. farce. 1 act. In O. 
 
 B. T., V. 48 1721 15 
 
 Thracian wonder, com.; by J. Webster and W.' Rowley In 
 
 Webster (J.) Dram, works, v. 4. 1857. . 1744 27 
 
 Three (The) and the deuce. See Hoare (P.) . . ' i72l'o5 
 
 Three cuckoos, farce. See Morton (J. M.) ' ms^ 
 
 Three guardsmen. See Rice (C.) .... ' " 177217 
 
 Three musket-dears. See Paulton (J. and H.) '. ' ' ' 177305 
 Three weeks after marriage. See Murphy (A.) 1714.09 •' 605709 
 Thumping legacy, farce. See Morton (J. M.) . . . . 1771 in 
 Ticket-of-leave man. See Taylor (Tom). ... ' mo'oo 
 
 Ticklish times, farce. See Morton (J. M.) ... ' '177190 
 Time tries all. See Courtney (J.) ..... ° ' 177226 
 
 TimeworkBWonders.com. See Jerrold (Douglas). '179694 
 
 Timoleon. See Alfleri (V.) Tragedies, v. 2 7 171911 
 
 Timon of Athens, play. SeeShadwelUT.) . . . \ ' '17409, 
 Timon of Athens, trag. See Shakspere (William). 
 Timour the Tartar, melodrama. See Lewis (M G ) 1711 90. 
 
 i T 4." P i ty ? e ', 8 a ^ hore ' S" Ford (J.) Dr. works. 185L 173502 
 •'TIS the darkest hour before dawn,' com. See Mack (R El 
 Titus aud Berenice, trag See. Otway (T.) Works, v. 1 .1734 08 
 To oblige Benson, comedietta. See Taylor (Tom) 1771'nQ 
 
 To Paris and back for five pounds, farce. See Morton (J Ml 
 Tobacconist (The), farce. See Jonson (B.) . i " onon l J - ";{ 
 Tobias (Return of). See Oenlis (Mme. de). Sacred drama' 1724 32 
 Tobra(John). The Curfew play. 6 acts. In O. B. T v« 1721 in 
 
 — — Same. In London stage, v. 4. 1827. . I7IHR 
 
 — Honeymoon.com. 5 acts. In O. B. T v 13 ' ' 1711 iq 
 
 — — Same. 6 acts. InF. S. D., v. 1. ' ' 17720? 
 
 c n r tff7w y T? r " fein L ° nd0D ' ° peratic «*"-" ^ Men- 
 _ croen (W. ±.) 
 
 Tom Bowling, nautical drama. See Campbell (A. L. VI ' 1721 18 
 Tom Cringle. See Fitzball (E.) .... ''177,;? 
 
 Tom Noddy's secret, farce. See Bayly (T. H ) 177? 91 
 
 Tom Thumb the Great (Tragedy of tragedies ; or). ' See Fielding 
 
 <r J"; ', ' ,'. 6037.20 ; 1734.18 ; 1714 09 • 171] « 
 
 ^Vl&'V. $*?£??' °° m - 6a0tS ' In D°ds,ey 9 ( j.f™ 
 tony Lumpkin in town. See 6'Keefie'(J.) Dr. works v l' miuu 
 To^T ,™ "i g r d na . tUre ' See falconer (E ) . ' !' \ "n a 
 
 tovfc e tolHu e go Ue " Pa86mi9taken,yaec ^ bestQea «^orshi P 
 
 • Hugo. 
 Tourists' ticket, farce 
 
 See Williams (T. J.) 
 
 rom ^%%*r±:\^- ;••■* *i«SS 
 
 1722.04 
 
 Tower, of London ; or the death omen and the fate of Lady Jane 
 
 Grey. . See Higgie (T. H.) and Lacy (T. H.) ... 1773 04 
 
 Tower of Nesle ; or, chamber of death ; [tr.] by G. Almar. See 
 
 G-aillardet (T. F.) am? Dumas (A.) . .- 172121 
 
 Town and country, com. See Morton (T.) .....' nil 23 
 
 Town (The) fop. See Behn (Mrs. A.) Plays, v. 3. 1871 6021.06 
 
 Townley {Rev. James). High life below stairs, farce 2 acta 
 
 In C. B. T„ v. 13 17 n jj 
 
 — Same. In British drama, v. 2. 1853. ...... 1714 in 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 1. 1825 .' 1732 17 
 
 Townsend (W. Thompson). Blow in the dark, comedietta, lect- 
 in Lacy, v. 106 1773 ig 
 
 — Gold fiend ; or the demon gamester, drama. 3 acts. In 
 
 Lacy, v. 107. 1773 . 7 
 
 — Lost ship, nautical drama. 3 acts. In F. S. D., v. 39! 1772 27 
 
 — Mary's dream ; or far, far at seal melodrama. 3 acts In 
 
 Lacy, v. 107 1773 17 
 
 Toy (The) ; or the lie of the day. See O'Keeffe (J.) . . 1734'o6 
 Trachiniae. See Sophocles. Tragedies. 1744.02 ; 1744.01 ■' 174323 
 Tradesman's son, drama. 2 acts. In Lacy, v. 105. '. '. 1773*15 
 Tragedy °f Alphonsus, emp. of Germany. See Chapman IQ ) 
 Tragedy Qf errors. See Putnam (Mrs. M. L.) . . . . .1742 08 
 Tragedy of success. See Putnam (Mrs. M. L.) . . . 1742 09 
 
 Traitor (The), trag. See Shirley (James) 17130* 
 
 Traitors' gate; or the tower of London in 1553. See Lucas 
 
 (W..J.) . , 1773.06 
 
 Tramp s adventure ; or true to the last. See Phillips (P.) 1773 15 
 Trappolin, tragi-com. 5 acts. See Cokain (Sir A.) Dr. works. 
 
 1874 1713 gj 
 
 Travellers (The) ; or mus. fascination, opera. See Cherry 
 
 (A.) 1721 og 
 
 Treasure (The), com. See Lessing (G. E.) . . 1732.10 ; 1732 30 
 
 Treasure (The). See Plautus (M. A.) Comedies 1741 14 
 
 Trial, com. See Baillie (J.) Works. 1861 1712 22 
 
 Trial by jury, dram, cantata. See Gilbert (W. &) Orig. plays. 
 
 1876 1724 34 
 
 Tribulation ; or unwelcome visitors, com. See Poole (J.j 1711 12 
 Trick to catch the old one, drama. See Middleton (T.) . 1733 12 
 Trinummus ; the three pieces of money. See Plautus (M.A ) 174204 
 Trip to Calais, com. See Foote (S.) Works, v. 2. 1799. 1724 19 
 Trip to. Scarborough, com. See Sheridan (R. B.) 
 Triplet (James). Call at number 1-7, farce. 1 act. ihF.M.T>., 
 v. 36. . . ................ 1771.22 
 
 — Supper in Dixie, farce. 1 act. inF. M. D., v. 37. . . 1771 22 
 
 Triumph of beauty. See Shirley (James). 1743.08 
 
 Triumph of honour, love, death, time : moral representations. 
 See Beaumont (P.) and Fletcher (J.) Works, v. 2. . 1713 02 
 Triumph of peace, masque. See Shirley (James). . . . 1743 08 
 Troilus and Cressida, trag. See Shakspere (W.) 
 Troilus and Cressida : or truth found too late, trag. See Dry- 
 
 „ . de M J -> • • 6042.19 
 
 Trojan dames. See Euripides (p. 460 of Catalogue). 
 Trowbridge (J. T.) Neighbor Jackwood. 6 acts. In F. S. D., 
 
 v. 37 1772 26 
 
 Truculentus ; the churl. See Plautus (M. A.) . . .' .' '. 1742.05 
 
 True as steel, com. See Reeve (W.) 1773.02 
 
 True-born (The) Englishman. See Defoe (D.) Works, v. 20. 6032 20 
 
 True widow, com. See Shadwell (T.) 1679 1742.23 
 
 Trueba y Cosio (T. de). Mr. and Mrs. Pringle, comic interlude. 
 
 1 act. ire C. B. T., v. 31. 1711.31 
 
 Trumpeter's daughter. See Coyne (J. S.) 1771.21 
 
 Trying it on, farce. See Brough ( Wm.) 1771.17 
 
 Tryphon, trag. See Boyle (E.) Dr. works, v. 1. 1739. . 1714.06 
 Tuke (Sir Samuel). Adventures of five hours. 6 acts. JnDods- 
 
 ley (J.) Old plays, v. 12. 1780 1722.12 
 
 Tumble-down Dick, or Phajton in the suds. See Fielding (H.) 
 
 Turn out, farce. See Kenney (J.) 1721.13 
 
 Turn him out, farce. See Williams (T. J.) ..... 1772 22 
 Turned-head, farce. See A'Beckett (G. A.) ..... 1721.28 
 Turnpike gate, mus. farce. See Knight (T.) ..... 1711.20 
 Tweedleton's tail-coat, farce. See Williams (T. J.) . . 1771.24 
 Twelfth-night ; or what you will, com. See Shakspere (Wm.) 
 Twenty minutes under an umbrella. See Dubourg (A. W.) 1773.16 
 Twenty minutes with a tiger, farce. 1 act. In F. M. D., v. 33. 
 
 Twice told tale. See Wooler (J. P.) 1771.21 
 
 Twin-brothers (The). See Plautus (M. A.) 1741.16 
 
 Twin-rivals (The), com. See Farquhar (G.) 1744.31 
 
 Twine (Lawrence). Patterne of painful adventures. In Shake- 
 
 speare's library, v. i. 1875. . 1751.17 
 
 Twins of Warsaw, melodrama. See Somerset (C. A.) . .1721.30 
 
 Two b'hoys, burletta. See Dance (C.) 1771.22 
 
 Two blinds, operetta. See Clements (A.) 1773.12 
 
 Two Bonnycastles. See Morton (J. M.) 1771.06 
 
 Two buzzards, farce. See Morton (J. M.) .... 1771.16 ; 17 
 
 Two flats and a sharp, comedietta. See Maltby (A.) . . 1773.10 
 Two friends, drama. See Lacy (M. E.) . . . 1711.27 ; 1772.12 
 Two galley slaves, melodrama' See Payne (J. H.) . . . 1711.10 
 two gentlemen of Verona, com. See Shakspere (Wm). 
 Two Gregories, or where did the money come from ? farce. See 
 Dibdin (T.) ........... 1721.18 ; 1771.08 
 
 Two loves aud a life. See Taylor (Tom) and Reade (0.) . 1772.25 
 Two misers, mus. ent. See O'Hara (K.) ...... 1732.19 
 
 Two noble kiusmen. See Beaumont (F.) and Fletcher (J.) 1713.11 
 Two Puddifoots*. farce. See Morton (J. M.) . . . . . 1733.24 
 
 Two queens, com. See Buckstone (J. B.) 1771.10 
 
 i wo strings to your bow, farce. See Jephson (R.) . . 1711.30 
 Xwo to one ; or Irish footman, farce. See Clements (A.) 1773.08 
 iwo wise men and all the rest fooles. See Chapman (Geo.) 
 1 would puzzle a conjurer, comic drama. See Poole (J.) 1771.06 
 lyranniclove; or the royal martyr, trag. See Drvden (J.) 6042.16 
 Tyrant king of Crete, trag. See Sedley (O.) .... .1742.21 
 Ugolino, trag. See Booth (J. B.) 1772.16 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
PLAYS: Uncle Rip In Whetstones. 
 
 899 
 
 Uncle Eip, &rce. See Feake (R. B.) 1721.09 
 
 Uncle Tom's cabin. See Aiken (G. L.) 1772.22 
 
 Uncle too many (An), mus. iarce. See Thomson (J.) . .1721.26 
 Under the rose, mus. ent. See Dibdin (T.) . . . • 1721.31 
 
 Undine. See Soane (Geosge) 1772.21 
 
 Unfinished gentleman, farce. See Selby (C.) 1771.10 
 
 Unfortunate lovers, trag. See D'Avenant (W.) (p. 406 of Cat). 
 Unfortunate Miss Bailey ; interlude. See A'Beokett (G. A.) 1721.26 
 
 Universal gallant, com. See Fielding (H.) 6037.22 
 
 Unnatural combat. See Massinger (Philip). . 1735.02 ; 1733.07 
 Unprotected female, faree. See Coyne (J. S.) .... 1771.19 
 
 Up a tree I farce. See Williams (T. J.) 1773.08 
 
 Upholsterer, com. See Murphy (A.) Works, v. 2. . . . 6057.09 
 
 Used u[i. See Mathews (C.) 1771.02 
 
 Valentine and Orson, melodrama. See Dibdin (T.) . . 1711.27 
 Valentinian. See Beaumont (F.) and Fletcher (J.) Works, v. 5. 
 
 Valet de sham, farce. See Selby IC.) 1771.20 
 
 Vampire (The), melodrama. See Flanche (J. B.) . . . 1711.27 
 Vanbrugh {Sir John). Dramatic works. Ed. by L.Hunt. Lon- 
 don, 1849. 8° 1744.31 
 
 Contents: .EJsop. The Confederacy. The Counting- 
 house. The false friend. 
 
 City wives' confederacy, com. 5 acts. In British drama, v. 2. 
 
 1853 1714.10 
 
 ijame. The Confederacy. In Lond. stage, v. 3. 1826. 1732.19 
 
 Same. In Oxberry (W.) New Engl, drama.v.12.1821.1734.21 
 
 Provoked wife, com. 5 acts. In London stage, v. 3. 1732.19 
 
 — and Gibber (C.) Provoked husband ; or a journey to London, 
 
 com. 6 acts. In C. B. T., v. 3 171103 
 
 game. In British drama, v. 2. 1853 1714.10 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 2. 1825 1732.18 
 
 Same. . In Qxberry (W.) New Engl, dr., v. 5. 1821. 1734.14 
 
 Van Diemen's land, operatic dr. See Moncrieff (W. T.) 1721.25 
 Vellere (Br. — ). King and rebel, drama. 4 acts. In Lacy, 
 
 V. 100 1773.10 
 
 — Meted out, drama. 4 acts. In Lacy, v. 99 1773.09 
 
 Venetian (The) ; or council of ten. See Keynoldson (T. H.) 1721.30 
 Venice preserv'd, trag. See Otway (Thomas). . 1734.09 ; 1714.09 
 Venoni; or the npvice of St. Mark's, drama. See Lewis 
 
 (M. G.) 1721.05 
 
 Venus in arms; or petticoat colonel, comic interlude. See Wil- 
 son {Mrs. C. B.) 1721.29 
 
 Vermont wool-dealer, farce, lact. In F. M. D., v. 22. 1771.16 
 
 "Veryagel''(The),com. See Gould (E. S.) 1724.30 
 
 Very last days of Pompeii I class, burlesque. See Reece (R.) 
 Very woman (A); or prince of Tarent. See Massinger (P.) 1735.02 
 
 Veteran (The). . See Wallack (J. L.) 1772.22 
 
 Vicar of Wakefield. See Coyne (J. S.) 1772.11 
 
 Victims, comedy. See Taylor (Tom) 1772.20 
 
 Victor vanquished, com. See Dance (C.) 1771.16 
 
 Victorine. See Buckstone (J. B.) ' 1772.21 
 
 Village lawyer, farce. 2 acts. In C. B. T., v. 14. . . . 1711.14 
 
 Same. InT. M. D., v. 20 1771.14 
 
 Village nightingale, burletta. See Craven (H. T.) . , ■ 1773.18 
 Villiers (George, 2cZ duke of Buckingham). The rehearsal. Ed. 
 
 by E. Arber. London, 1868. 18° 5011.05 
 
 Viola. See Matnrin (E.) 1772.21 
 
 Virgin martir, trag.; by T. Dekker and P. Massenger. See 
 
 Dekker(T-) Dram. works, v. 4. 1873 1722.21 
 
 Same. In Massinger (P.) Plays, v. 1. .1733.06:1735.02 
 
 Virgin of the sun, play. See Kotzebue (A. F. F. von). . 1732.02 
 Virgin unmasked, mus. farce. See Fielding (H.) . . . 1732.19 
 Virginia. See Alfieri (V.) Tragedies, v. 1. 1815. . . . 1712.10 
 Virginius, trag. See Knowles (J. S.) 1732.05 ; 1732.06 ; 1711.06 
 
 Virtuoso (The), com. See. Shadwell (T.) 1691 1742.22 
 
 Vittoria Corombona (White devil ; or), trag. See Webster (J.) 
 Volpone ; or the fox. See Jonson (Ben). Works. 1853. 1725.27 
 Voltaire (F. M. A. dej. Dramatic works. Tr. by H. Downman. 
 
 2v. London, 1781. 8° 1744.21 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Tragedies, tr. by H. Downman ; (Edipus, 
 
 Brutus. Mariamne, The death of Caasar. 2. Comedies, tr. 
 
 by D. Williams. The Tatler or the indiscreet lover, Nan- 
 
 ine, The Prodigal, The coffee-house or the Scotch-woman, 
 
 The Eight of the lord of the manor. 
 
 — Dramatio works. 6 v. London, 1761-63. 16°. . . .5081.12 
 
 Nine.— These constitute v. 12-15, 18, and 25 of his ' Works.' 
 Contents : v. 1. (Edipus, trag. Mariamne, trag. Discourse 
 on trag. Brutus, trag. 2. Dissert, on tragedy. Semi- 
 ramis, trag. Death of Caesar, trag. Amelia, or the duke 
 of Foix, trag. 3. Orestes, trag. The Prodigal, com. Let- 
 ters on the tragedy of Merope. 4. Merope, trag. Nanine, 
 trag. The Babbler, trag. Letters pref. to Zara. 5. Zara, 
 trag. The Prude, com. Pandora, opera. 6. Mahomet, 
 trag:, with pref. letters. Socrates, drama. Alzira, trag. 
 
 — Mahomet, the Imposter, tragedy. Adapted from the French, 
 
 by J. Miller. In British drama, v. 2. 1822. . . 1714.10 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 4. 1827 1732.20 
 
 Votary of wealth, com. See Holman (J. G.) 1732.20 
 
 Waiting for an omnibus, farce. See Morton (J. M.) . . 1733.24 
 Waiting for the verdict ; or falsely accused. See Hazlewood 
 
 (0. H.) 1773.09 
 
 Walcott (Charles M.) ' Good fellow,' com. lact. InT. M. D., 
 
 v. 12. 1771.10 
 
 — Hiawatha, mus. extrav. 2 acts. In F. M. D., v. 14. . 1771 .11 
 
 — Nothing to nurse, farce, lact. In F. M. D., v. 17. 1771.12 
 One coat for two suits, comic drama. 2 acts. In F. M. D., 
 
 v. 15 1771.11 
 
 Waldaner (Aug. Tanchon, the cricket. 5 acts. In F. S. D., 
 v.' 42. . 1772.29 
 
 — Little barefoot. 5 acts. In F. S. D., v. 42 1772.29 
 
 Waldron (W. R.) Lizzie Leigh ; or the murder near the old 
 
 mill, domestic drama. 3 acts. In Lacy, v. 93. . 1773.03 • 
 
 Walker (O. E.) Warlock of the glen, melodrama. /„ F. S. D.. 
 
 WalkeMJohni.^ Wild' boy of •Bohemia, 'melodr.' 2 acts'. "In a. 
 
 Wallace : the hero'of' Scotland.' See 'Barr'ymor'e (W ) ' vnl'u 
 Walack (J. Lester). Theveteran. Sacts. InTS D v 28 1772 22 
 
 "(ST ! gedy ° f a ^^)- tag- See Gikpthorne (H.' 
 Wallenstejn. See Schiller (J.'c.'f.' von).' Works, v. 2. .' 6064'25 
 Waltz by Arditi, farce. See Oxenford (J.) . . . m3U 
 
 Wandering boys, or the castle of Olival, melodrama.' 3 acts. 
 
 m u. 1YI. i., v. 3 1701 1Q 
 
 Same. In F, S. D., v. 23 .'.'.'' 177219 
 
 Wandering minstrel, farce. See Mayhew (H.) . 1771 17 
 
 w,"!^";™,!? ^ ^"Bon^ault (Dion) and Seymour Id.) 177U2 
 Wanted 1000 spirited young milliners, for the gold diESines 
 
 iarce. See Coyne (J. S.) 6 177117 
 
 Wapping old stairs, nautical drama. See Savill (J. F.j 172l'28 
 Wardock Kennilson ; or the wild woman of the village. See 
 
 Fltz-Ball (E.) 1721 23 
 
 Warlock of the glen, melodrama. See Walker (C. E.j .' 1772 26 
 Wasps. See Aristophanes. Comedies. . . 1712.17 • 1712 15 
 Watch and wait, drama. See Higgie (T. H.) and Shepherd 
 
 (It.) 177S IK 
 
 Watch dog of the Walsinghams, drama. See Simpson (J.P.) 1773^02 
 Waterman (The) ; or 1st of AugUBt, ballad opera. See Dibdin 
 
 ... <?•' • • 1711.23 
 
 Waverley, or 60 years since. See Fitz-Ball (E.) . . . 1721.20 
 Way of the world, com. See Oongreve (W.) . 1744.31 ; 1714 18 
 
 Way to get married, com. See Morton (T.) 1711 20 
 
 Way to keep him, com. See Murphy (A.) Works, v. 3. . 6057.10 
 Ways and means, com. See Colman (Geo., tlie younger). 
 Weakest goeth to the wall. See Webster (John). . . . 1744.27 
 Weathercock (The), farce. See Allingham (J. T.) . . .1711.18 
 Weatherly (Fred Edw. and A. W. M.) Champagne, com. Adapted 
 
 from the French. In Lacy, v. 98 1773.08 
 
 Webb (Charles). Belphegor, the mountebank ; or woman's con- 
 stancy, drama. 3 acts. In C. B. T., v. 47. ... 1721 14 
 Same. In F. S. D., v. 43 1772.29 
 
 — Corsican brothers. 3 acts. In C. B. T., v. 47. . . . 1721.14 
 Weber (Carl Maria von). Dei- Freischutz ; or the seventh bul- 
 let, opera. 3 acts. In C. B. T., v. 9 1711.09 
 
 Webster (Benjamin). Dead heart, hist, drama. 3 acts. InT.S. 
 D., V. 43 1772.29 
 
 — Giralda ; or the miller's wife, comic drama. 3 acts. In F. 
 
 S. D., v. 36 1772.26 
 
 — Golden farmer ; or the last crime : domestic drama. 2 acts. 
 
 In C. M. T., v. 6 1721.21 
 
 Same. InT. M. D., v. 1 1771.01 
 
 — High ways and by ways, farce. 2 acts. InO. B.T., v. 28. 1711.28 
 Same. In F. M. D., v. 18 1771.13 
 
 — Laughing hyena, farce, lact. In F. M. D., v. 26. .1771.16 
 
 — My young wife and my old umbrella, farce, lact. InT. M. 
 
 D., V. 27 1771:17 
 
 — One touch of nature. 1 act. In T. M. D., v\ 36. . . 1771.22 
 
 — Paul Clifford, highwayman of 1770, drama. 3 acts. In C. M. 
 
 T., V. 6 1721.21 
 
 — Swiss swains', operetta. 1 act. In F. M. D., v. 23. . 1771.15 
 Webster (Benjamin, jr.) Just like Roger! farce. 1 act. In 
 
 Lacy, V. (IS 1773.06 
 
 — Yule log, farce. 1 act. In Lacy, v. 98 1773.08 
 
 Webster (John). Dramatic works. Ed. by W. Hazlitt. 4 v. 
 
 Lond., 1857. 12° 1744.24 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Northward hoe, v. 1. 
 Odes, v. 3. 
 
 Thracian wonder (The), v. 4. 
 Verses, v. 4. 
 
 Weakest goeth to the wall, v. 4. 
 Westward hoe, v. 1. 
 White devil (The), or Vittoria 
 Corombona, v. 2. 
 
 Appius and Virginia, v. 3. 
 Cure for a cuckold, v. 3. 
 Devil's law case, v. 3. 
 Duchess of Main, v. 2. 
 Famous hist, of Sir T. Wyatt, 
 
 v. 2. 
 Induction to the Malcontent,v.4. 
 Monument of honour, v. 3. 
 Monumental column, v. 3. 
 — Duchess of Malfi, trag. 5 acts. In C. B. T., v. 46. . 1721.13 
 Malcontent. Augm. by J. Marston. 5 acts. In Marston (J.) 
 
 Works, V. 2. 1856 1733.03 
 
 Same. In Dodsley (J.) Old plays, v. 4. 1780. . . 1722.04 
 
 The white devil : or Vittoria Corombona, trag. 6 acts. In 
 
 Dodsley (J.) Old plays, v. 6. 1780 1722.06 
 
 Wedding (The), play. See Shirley (James) 1743.03 
 
 Weddini-day (The), com. See Fielding (H.) . 5036.02 ; 5037.22 
 Wedding-day, com. See Inchbald {Mrs. Eliz.) . . . 1772.18 
 
 Wedding-gown, com. See Jerrold (D.) 1725.25 
 
 Wehner (J H.) Principles form character, comedy. 3 acts. In 
 
 F M D., v. 22 1771.15 
 
 WeDt of Wish-ton-wish. 2 acts. In F. S. D., \. 20. . .1772.18 
 Werner, trag. See Byron (G. G. N., lord). . 1721.13 ; 1772.09 
 West end : or, the Irish heiress, com. See Boucicault (Dion). 
 
 West Indian, com. See Cumberland (R.) 1714.10 
 
 Westmacott (C. M.) Nettlewig hall ; or ten to one, mus ; farce. 
 
 2 acts. In C. B. T., v. 35 
 
 West-ward hoe ; by T. Dekker and J. Webster. 
 
 (T ) Dram, works, v. 2. 1873 
 
 Same. See Webster (J.) Dram, works, ». 1. 1857. 1744.24 
 
 What next? farce. See Dibdin (Thomas). . . 1732.20 
 
 What you will. See Marston(J.) Works v.. I. 1856 1733.02 
 
 Wheel of fortune, com. See Cumberland (R.) . 1711.14 , 1732.17 
 Where there's a will there's a way, com. See Morton (J. M.) 
 Whetstones (George). Historye of Promos and Cassandra com 
 
 5 acts. In Shakespeare's library, v. 6. 1874. . . 1751.19 
 Same. In Six old plays, v. 1. 1779 17*2.29 
 
 1721.02 
 See Dekker 
 1722.19 
 
 In asking for book., use the •• Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
900 
 
 PLAYS : 'Which is the man to Zring. 
 
 Which is the man, com. See Cowley (Mrs. H. P.) . . .1732.18 
 
 Which ia which 1 comedietta. See Smith (S. T.) ... 1773.07 
 
 Which of the two 1 comedietta. See Morton (J. M.) . .1733.24 
 
 1 Whistler ; or the fate of the lily of St. Leonard's, drama. See 
 
 Pitt (G. D.) 1773.07 
 
 White (R?v. JameB). Feudal times, or court of James in., of 
 Scotland. 6 acts. /»P. S. D., v. 6. . . . . . .1772.06 
 
 — King of the commons. 6 acts. In F. S. D., v. 4. . 1772.04 
 
 White cat, fairy extrav. See Planche (J. K.) 1741 12 
 
 White devil ; or Vittoria Corombona, trag. See Webster (J.) 
 Whitehead (Wm.) Boman father, trag. 6 acta. In British dra- 
 ma, V. 2. 1853. ............. 1714.10 
 
 ■ Same. In London stage, v. 3. 1826 1732.19 
 
 Whitty i Walter Devereux). My husband's secret, farce. 1 act. 
 
 In Lacy, v. 102 1773.12 
 
 Who killed cock robin ? farce. See Mathews (O.) . . .1771.23 
 Who stole the clock, operatic farce. See G-risar (A.) „ .1773.16 
 Who's my husband 1 farce. See Morton (J. M.) . . . 1733.24 
 Wicked world. See Gilbert (W. S.) Orig. plays. . . . 1724.34 
 Widow Freeheart ; or woman haters, oom. See Hardy {E. T.) 
 Widow Ranter. Set Behn (Mrs. A.) Plays, v. 4. 1871. . 6021.07 
 Widow's marriage, com. See Boker (G. H.) Plays, etc., v. 2. 
 
 1857 1714.05 
 
 Widdowes teares, com. See Chapman (G.) Dr. works, v. 3. 
 
 1873 1713.26 ; 1722.06 
 
 Widow's victim, farce. SeeSelby(C.) ...... .1771.03 
 
 Wife (The) : a tale of Mantua. See Knowles (J. S.) 1732.05 ; 1732.06 
 Wife for a month. See Beaumont (F.) and Fletcher (J.) 1713.09 
 Wife well managed, farce. See Centlivre (Mrs. S.) Dr. works, 
 
 v. 3. 1872 1714.27 
 
 Wild boy of Bohemia, melodrama. See Walker (J.) . . 1721.15 
 
 Wild gallant, com. See Dryden (John) 6042.15 
 
 Wild-goose chase. See Beaumont (F.) and Fletcher (J.) 1713.08 
 
 Wild Irish girl. See Pilgrim (James.) , 1772.29 
 
 Wild man ; melo-drama. See Dibdin (C.) 1721.26 
 
 Wild oats ; or the strolling gentlemen. See O'Keeffe (J.) 1734.05 
 Wild youth, com. See Kotzebue (A. F. F. von). . . . 1732.02 
 
 Wilkins (George). Miseries of enforced marriage. 5 acts. In 
 Dodsley (J.) Old plays, v. 5. 1780. ...... 1722.05 
 
 Wilkins (G. P.) My wife's mirror, comedy. 1 act. InT. M. D., 
 v. 13 1771.10 
 
 — Young New York, com. 3 acts. In F. S. D., v. 24. . 1772-20 
 Wilkins (John H.) Civilization. 5 acts. In F. S. D., v. 13. 1772.13 
 Wilks (Thomas Egerton). Bamboozling, farce. 1 act. In T. M. 
 
 D., v. 3 1771.03 
 
 — Ben the boatswain, nautical dr. 3 acts. InT. S.D.,v.l9. 1772.17 
 
 — Captain's not a-miss, farce. 1 act. InT. M. D„ v. 20. 1771.14 
 
 — Crown prince, drama. '2 acts. In F. M. D., v. 13. . 1771.10 
 
 — Jacket of blue, burletta. 1 act. In Lacy, v. 108. . .1773.18 
 
 — Michael Erie. 2 acts. In F. S. D., v. 31 1772.23 
 
 — Eaffaelle the reprobate. 2 acts. In F. S. D., v. 36. . 1772.26 
 
 — Eoll of the drum, drama. 3 acts. In Lacy, v. 103. . 1773.13 
 
 — Sergeant's wedding, comic drama. 1 act. In Lacy, v. 91. 
 
 — Seven clerks, romantic drama. 2 acts. InT. S. D., v. 15. 1772.15 
 
 — Sudden thoughts, farce. 1 act. In F. M. D , v. 31. . 1771.19 
 
 Will (The), com. See Reynolds (F.) 1711.21 
 
 Will and the way, com. See Calvert (G. H.) . . . . . 1714.19 
 William Simpson (The), comedietta. See Fitzgerald (P.) 1773 11 
 William Tell, play. See Knowles (J. S.) . . . 1732.05 : 1711 22 
 
 William Tell. See Schiller (J. C. F. von) 6064.25 
 
 William Thompson ; or which is he? farce. See Boaden (C ) 
 Williams (Thomas (J.) Cure for the fidgets, farce. 1 act. In 
 
 F.M\D.,v.'39. . . .-...„• 177 1.23 
 
 — Ici on parle Francais, farce. 1 act. In F. M. D., v. 38. 1771 23 
 
 — Out to nurse, farce. 1 act. InT. M. D., v. 32. . . .177120 
 
 — Terrible thinker I farce. 1 act. In T. M. D., v. 40. . 1771.24 
 
 — A Tourist's ticket, farce. In Lacy, v. 96 1773 06 
 
 — Turn him out, farce. 1 act. In F. M. D., v. 37. . . 1772!22 
 
 — Tweedleton's tail coat, farce. In F. M. D., t. 41. . 1771.24 
 
 — Up a tree 1 farce. 1 act. In Lacy, v. 98 1773.08 
 
 — and Harris (A.) Ruth Oakley. 3 acts. InT. S. D., v. 36. 1772!26 
 Williams (W. H.) The wreck ; or, the buccaneer's bridal, domes- 
 
 tic burletta. 2 acts. In O. M. T., V. 4 1721 19 
 
 Willow copse. See Boueicault (Dion) 1772 23 
 
 Wills (Wm. G.) Charles the First, an hist, drama. Edinburgh, 
 
 1873. 8* 1744 32 
 
 Wills (W. H.) Larboard fin ; or twelve months since, drama 
 
 3 acts. In O. M. T., V. 13 1721 28 
 
 Wilmot (Robert). Tancred and Glsmunda, trag. 5 aots 'in 
 
 Dodsley (J.) Old plays, v. 2. 1780 1722 02 
 
 Wilson (Mrs. Cornwall Baron). Venus in arms ; or petticoat 
 
 colonel, comic interlude. 1 act. In O. M. T., v. 14. 1721 29 
 Winning a husband ; or, seven's the maiu, interlude See 
 
 Macfarren (G.) 1721.20 ; 1771.12 
 
 Winning hazard, comedietta. See Wooler (J. P.) . . 1771 23 
 Winter's tale. See Shakspere (Wm.) 
 
 Wit at several weapons. See Beaumont (F.) and Fletcher (J ) 
 Wit in a constable, com. See Glapthome (H.) Plays, etc., v. 1. 
 
 1874. 1723 32 
 
 Wit without money. See Beaumont (F.) and Fletcher (J.j 171304 
 Witch (The), tragi-com. See Middleton (T.) Works, v. 3. 1733 13 
 Witoh of Edmonton, tragi-com.; by W. Rowley, T. Dekker, J. 
 
 Ford, and others. See Dekker (T.) Dr. works, v, 4. 1722.21 
 
 — — Same. See Ford (J.) Dr. works. . . . 1735.02-172414 
 Witchcraft, trag. See Baillie (J.) Works. 1851. . . 1712 22 
 
 Witty fair one, play. See Shirley (James) 1743 03 
 
 Wits (The), com. See Davenant (W.) 1722 '08 
 
 Wits (The), or sport upon sport. SeeKirkman (F.) 1672. 1732.01 
 Wives as they were, and maids as they are, com. See Inchbald 
 
 (Mrs. Eliz.) 17n 10 
 
 Wizard of the moor : melodrama. See Gott (H.) . 172124 
 
 Wizard of the wave. See Haine»(J. T.) 1772!21 ! 
 
 Woman-hater. See Beaumont (F.) and Fletcher (J.) . . 1713 
 Woman-hater, com. See Lessing (G. E.) . . . • . , 1732' 30 
 Woman (The) I adore I farce. See Morton (J. M.) . . .173324 
 
 Woman in red, drama. See Coyne (S.) 1773 02 
 
 Woman in the moone. See Lyly (J.) Dr. works, v. 2. 1856. 1732 16 
 Woman is a weathercock, com. See Field (N.) 1829. . . 172411 
 Woman killed with kindness. See Heywood (T.) 1722.07 ; 1766 44 
 Woman never next ; or widow of Cornhill, com. See Rowley 
 
 (W.) 1711.08 
 
 Woman's prize. See Beaumont (F.) and Fleteher (J.) . 1713 07 
 Woman's wit, com. See Oibber (O,) Dr. works, v. 1. . 1713 27 
 Woman's wit ; or love's disguises. See Enowles (J. S ) Dr 
 
 works. 1732.05; 1732.07 
 
 Women. beware women, trag. See Middleton (T.) . . .1733.14 
 Women pleased. See Beaumont (F.) and Fletcher (J.) . 1713 07 
 Wonder (The) : a woman keeps a secret, com. See Centlivre 
 
 {Mrs. S.) 1714.27; 1714.09 
 
 Wonder of a kingdome. See Dekker (T.) 1722 21 
 
 Wonder of women ; or the tragedie of Sophonisba. See Mars- 
 ton (J.) 1733.02 
 
 Wonderful woman, com. See Dance (C.) 1771 24 
 
 Wood (Arthur). Bilious attack, iarce. lact. JraLacy,v.96. 1773 06 
 Wood (C. A. F.) Irish broom-maker, farce. 1 act. In F. M. D. 
 
 v. 10 1771.09 
 
 Woodcock's little game, com. -farce. See Morton (J. M.) 1733.24 
 Woodman (The), comic opera. See Dudley (B.) . . . 173220 
 Woodman's hut, melodrama. In Oxberry (W.i New Enal dr 
 
 V- 4. 1818 .1734rl3 
 
 Woodworm (Samuel). Forest rose. 2 acts. In F. S. D. 
 
 v. 41. 1772 28 
 
 Wooing one's wife, farce. See Morton (J. M.) .... 1733|2* 
 Wooler (J. P.) Love in livery, farce. 1 act. In F. M. D 
 v. 27 1771.17 
 
 — Allow me to apologize, farce. 1 act. In Lacy, v. 105. 1773.15 
 
 — Man without a head, farce. 1 act. In T. M. D., V. 34. 1771.'21 
 
 — Plots for petticoats, farce. 1 act. In Laoy, v. 102. '. 1773.12 
 
 — Twice told tale, farce. 1 act. In F. M. D., v. 34. . 1771.21 
 
 — A winning hazard, comedietta. 1 act. In F.M.D..V. 39. 177L23 
 Woolf (Benj. Edward). Don't forget your opera glasses, farce 
 
 1 act. In T. M. D., v. 27 1771.17 
 
 — That nose I farce. 1 act. In F. M. D., v. 35. , . . 1771.21 
 World and stage, com. See Simpson (J. P.) ire Lacy, v. 97. 1773 07 
 World (The) in a village. See O'Keeffe (J.) Dr. works v. 4 
 
 1798 i 73i .o7 
 
 World tost at tennis, masque. See Middleton (T.) and Rowley 
 
 (Wm.) 17 33. 1S 
 
 Wreck (The) ; or buccaneer's bridal, domestio burletta. See 
 
 Williams (W. H.) 1721.19 
 
 Wreck ashore. See Buckstone (J. B.) 1772.24 
 
 Writing-desk (The)- ; or youth in danger. See Kotzebue (A. F. F. 
 
 von). .-.-.-. 1732.04 
 
 Writing on the wall, melodrama. See Morton (T. and J. M.) 
 Wycherley (Wm.) Dramatic works. Ed. by Leigh Hunt. Lon- 
 don, 1841. 8" 1744.31 
 
 Contents : The country wife. The gentleman dancing- 
 master. Love in a wood, or St. James's park. Plain- 
 dealer. - A -journey to London. The mistake. The pro- 
 voked wife. The Relapse, or virtue in danger. 
 
 — Country girl, com. 5 acts. Altered by D. Garrick. In Lon- 
 don stage; v: 1. 1825 1732.17 
 
 Same. In Oxberry (W.) New Engl, dr., v. 8. 1818. 1734.17 
 
 Note. — Based upon the Cid of Corneille. 
 
 X Y. Z., farce. 2 acts. See Oolman (George) 1711.25 
 
 Ximena ; or the heroic daughter, trag. See Cibber (C.) . 1713.29 
 
 Yankee land, comedy. See Logan (O. A.) 1771.17 
 
 Yankee peddler, farce. See Barnett (M.) 1771.15 
 
 Yellow dwarf and the king of the gold mines, fairy extrav. 
 
 See Planche (J. R.) 1741.12 
 
 Yes, operatic interlude. See Somerset (C. A.) .... 1721.17 
 Young (Sir Charles L.) Charms, drama. 4 acts. In Lacy, v 
 
 104 1773.14 
 
 — Gilded youth, drama. 4 acts. In Lacy. v. 99. . . . 1773.09 
 
 — Miss Chester. See Marryat (Florence) and Young (0. L.) 
 
 — Montcalm, drama. 5 acts. In Lacy, v. 98. ... 1773.08 
 
 — Shadows, drama. 4 acts. In Lacy, v. 100 1773.10 
 
 Young (Edward). The revenge, trag. 5 acts. In C. B. T„, 
 
 V. 15 1711.15 
 
 Same. In Brit, drama, v. 1. 1853 1714.09 
 
 Same. In London stage, v. 1. 1825 1732.17 
 
 Young admiral, com. See Shirley (J.) Dram, works, v. 3. 1743.05 
 Young and handsome, fairy extrav. See Planche (J. E.) In 
 
 Lacy 1741.12 
 
 Young huzzar, operatic drama. See Dimond (W.) . . . 1721.08 
 Young king (The). See Behn (Mrs. A.) Plays, v. 2. 1871. 6021.05 
 Young New York, com. See Wilkins (G. P.) . ... 1772.20 
 
 Young quaker, com. See O'Keeffe (John) 1721.04 
 
 Young reefer, farce. See Soane (George). ... . 1721T.23 
 
 Young scamp, farce. See Stirling (E.) .... . 1771.22 
 
 Young scholar, com. See Lessing (G. E.) 1732.30 
 
 Young widow, comic piece. See Rodwell (T. G.) . .1771.09 
 Younger brother. See Behn (Mrs. A.) Plays, v. 4. 1871. 6021.07 
 Your five gallants, play. See Middleton (T.) . . . 1733.12 
 
 Your life's in danger, farce. See Morton (J. M.) ... 1733.24 
 Your vote and interest, electioneering squib. See Maltby (A.) 
 Youth, love and folly ; or the little jockey, comio opera. See 
 
 Dimond (W.) 1721706 
 
 Youthful queen, com. See Shannon (C.) 17101 
 
 Yul log, farce. See Webster (B.,i'r.) Ire Lacy, v. 98. .1773.08 
 
 Zara, trag. See Hill (A.) 1714.10 ; 1732.20 
 
 Zarah, romantic drama. See Soane (G.) 1721.02 
 
 Zelina. See Somerset (0. A.) 1772.26 
 
 Zenobia, trag. See Murphy (A.) Works, v. 1 6057.08 
 
 Zring, trag. See Korner(C. T.) Life, etc 1661.27 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
PLAYTIME -PLUTARCHUS 
 
 901 
 
 Play time with the poets : poetry for children. By 
 a lady. London, 1870. sq. 18°. . . .1676.18 
 
 plea for art in the house. See Loftie (W. J.) 1461.19 
 
 Plea for Urania : astral science. L., 1854. 8°. 3811.08 
 Pleader's guide, a poem, with the arguments of coun- 
 sellor Bother'um and counsellor Bore'um. By 
 the late John Surrebutter [pseud.] 1st Amer. 
 
 ed. Phil., 1853. 8° . 5611.18 
 
 Pleading. See Law. {Pleading, p. 690). 
 
 Pleasant conceits of old Hobson, the merry Londoner. 1681. 
 [London, Percy soc., v. 9, 1844. 12°]. ..... 6060.09 
 
 Pleasant days in pleasant places. See Walford (E.) . . 951.36 
 Pleasant ways in science. See Proctor (B. A.) . . . .3906.15 
 
 Pleasonton (Gen. Augustus -J.) Influence of the blue 
 
 ray of the sunlight and of the blue colour of the 
 
 sky, in developing animal and vegetable life ; in 
 
 arresting disease, etc. Phila., 1876. 8°. 4323.34 
 
 Pleasure. 
 
 — Culture of pleasure. 3d ed. L., 1872. 8° 3541.06 
 
 — Dallas (E. S.) Gay science. 2 v. 1866 6334.11 
 
 tg- See also Happiness (p. 605) :— Cheerfulness (p. 263). 
 Pleasure (in aesthetics). See Fine arts (^Esthetics, p. 638). 
 Pleasure {in morals). See Philosophy (Moral science, p. 869). 
 Pleasure: a poem. See Michell (Nicholas). 1871. . . .1667.06 
 
 Pleasures of angling, to Dawson IG.) 4616.29 
 
 Pleasures of literature. See Willmott (B. A.) 1861. . .2546.11 
 
 Plimsoll (Samuel, 1824). Our seamen, an appeal. 
 
 London, 1873. 16° 5816.30 
 
 — Hintm (B. J.) Engl, radical leaders. 1876. . . . 3221.14 
 Pliny the elder. [Lat. Caius Plinius Secundus]. 
 
 — Histoire naturelle. Avec la traduction, par E. 
 
 Littre. 2 v. Paris, 1865. 8°. [Nisard's collec- 
 tion] 7725.16 
 
 — Naturalis historiaa libri xxivii. Ex. ed. G. Brotier; 
 
 cum notis et interpretatione. 12 v. Lond. 
 Valpy, 1826. 8° 7716.09 
 
 Contents : 
 ElenchuB alphabeticus, etc., v. 1. Notae variorum, v. 9-11. 
 Index, v. 11-12. Notitia literaria, v. 11. 
 
 Katuralis historia, v. 1-10. 
 
 — Historie of the world, commonly called natural his- 
 
 torie. Tr. by P. Holland. L., 1634. fol. 4738.01 
 
 — Natural history. Tr., with notes, by J. Bostock 
 
 and H. T. Eiley. 6 v. Lond., Bohn, 1855-57. 12°. 
 Note.— For contents see Natural history (ancient, p. 805). 
 Pliny ilce younger/ [Lat. Caius Plinius Caecilius 
 Secundus]. Epistles [letters] and Panegyrick 
 [upon Trajan]. Tr. by several hands. With life, 
 by Mr. Henley. 2 v. in 1. L., 1724. 8°. 3143.30 
 
 — Letters. Tr. of Melmoth. Bev. with notes and 
 
 memoir, by P. O. T. Bosanquet. London, 
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 1873. 8° 3172.23 
 
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 Contents : 
 
 Acquaintance (Of large) : folly of seeking many friends 
 v. 1. 
 
 Aged man (An); whether he ought to meddle in state 
 affairs, v. 6. 
 
 Alexander the great (Fortune or virtue of), v. 1. 
 
 Anger (Cure of), v. 1. 
 
 Animals: which are the most crafty, water animals, or 
 those that breed upon the land? v. 5. 
 
 Apolonius (Consolation to), v. 1. 
 
 Apothegms of kings and great commanders, v. 1. 
 
 Aristophanes and Menander (Comparison betwixt), v. 3. 
 
 Athenians; whether more renowned for warlike achieve- 
 ments or learning, v. 5, 
 
 Banishment (Of), or flying one's country, v. 3. 
 
 Banquet of the seven wise men, v. 2. 
 
 Bashfulness, v. 1. 
 
 Brotherly love, v. 3. 
 
 Brute beasts make use of reason, v. 5. 
 
 Children (Training of), v. 1. 
 
 Cold (First principle of), v. 6. 
 
 Oolotes, the disciple of Epicurus (Against), v. 6. 
 
 Concerning such whom God is slow to punish, v. 4. 
 
 Conjugal precepts, v. 2. 
 
 Curiosity, or over-busy inquiBitiveness into thingB im- 
 pertinent, v. 2. 
 
 Debt (Against running in): usury, v. 6. 
 
 Discourse to an unlearned prince, v. 4. 
 
 •El'— word engraved over th gate of Apollo's temple at 
 Delphi, v. 4. 
 
 Enemies (How a man may receive profit from), v. 1. 
 
 Envy and hatred, v. 2 
 
 Epicurus (That it is not possible to live pleasurably 
 according to the doctrine of), v. 2. 
 
 Fate, v. 6. 
 
 Flatterer from a friend (How to know a), v. 2. 
 
 Fortune, v. 2. 
 
 Flesh (Of eating of), v. 6. 
 
 Garrulity, or talkativeness, v. 4. 
 
 Government (Of the three sorts of),— monarohy, democ- 
 racy, oligarchy, v. 5. 
 
 Greek questions, v. 2. 
 
 Health (Rules for the preservation of), v. 1. 
 
 Hearing (Of), v. 1. 
 
 Herodotus's malice, v. 4. 
 
 How a man may inoffensively praise himself without being 
 subject to envy, v. 2. 
 
 Index, v. 6. 
 
 Isis and Osiris, or ancient religion and philosophy ol 
 Egypt, v. 4. 
 
 Lacedaemonians (Laws and customs of the), v. 1. 
 
 Love, v. 4. 
 
 Love (Five tragical histories of), v. 4. 
 
 Moon (Face appearing with the orb of the), v. 5. 
 
 Moral virtue, v. 3. 
 
 Music, v. 1. , . 
 
 Names of rivers and mountains, and of such things as are 
 to be found therein, v. 6. 
 
 Natural affection toward one's offspring, v. 4. 
 
 Natural questions, v. 3. . ... 
 
 Nature (Sentiments concerning), with which philosophers 
 were delighted, v. 3. 
 
 Oracles : why they cease to give answer, v. 4. 
 
 Orators (Lives of the ten), v. 5. D „„„„ n. 
 
 Parallels: comparison between the Greek and Eoman his- 
 tories, v. 6. 
 
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902 
 
 PLUTARCHUS-POE 
 
 Plutarcb.ua. Morals, continued. 
 
 Philosopher ought chiefly to converse with great men 
 
 (That a), v. 2. 
 Platonic questions, v. 5. 
 Plutarch's consolatory letter to his wife, v. 6. 
 Poems (How a young man ought to hear), v. 2. 
 Political precepts, v. 5. 
 
 Procreation of soul, as discoursed by TimsBus, v. 2. 
 Progress in virtue (How a man may be sensible of his), v. 2. 
 Pythian priestess: wherefore she now ceases to deliver 
 
 oracles in verse, v. 3. 
 Roman questions, v. 2. 
 Romans (Fortune of the), v. 4. 
 Socrates's daemon, v. 2. 
 
 Stoics (Of common conceptions against the), v. 4. 
 Stoics (Contradictions of the), v. 4. 
 Stoics : discourse showing that the Stoics speak greater 
 
 improbabilities than the poets, v. 3. 
 Superstition, or indiscreet devotion, v. 1 
 Symposiacs, v. 3. 
 Tranquility of the mind, v. 1. 
 
 Vice : whether sufficient to render a man unhappy, v 4. 
 Virtue: that it may be taught, v. 1. 
 Virtue and Vice, v. 2. 
 Virtue of women, v. 1. 
 
 Water : whether water or fire be most useful, v. 3. 
 Wealth (Love of), v. 2. 
 Whether the passions of the soul or diseases of the body 
 
 are worse, v. 4. 
 Whether 'twere rightly said Live concealed, v. 3. 
 Women (Concerning the virtues of), v. 1. 
 
 — Lives. With notes, and life of Plutarch, by J. and 
 
 W. Langhorne. 5th ed. 6 v. London, 1792. 12°. 
 Note — v. 2 wanting. 
 
 — Lives from the Greek, with notes, by J. and 7i r . 
 
 Langhorne. 4 v. Phila., 1825. 8°. . . 3115.04 
 Same. 4v N. Y, 1851. 12°. . . .3145.08 
 
 — Lives. The translation called Dryden's. Cor- 
 
 rected from the Greek and revised, by A. H. 
 Clough. 5v. Boston, 1868. 8°. . . .3146.17 
 
 Index to Various Editions of Lives. 
 [L's— Langhorae's. O's—Olough's. D's=-Didot' 
 
 s.] 
 
 L's ed. 
 1792. 
 
 vol. 
 
 L's 1825 C's ed. 
 & 1851. 1868. 
 vol. vol. 
 
 the 
 
 iEmilius Paulus 2 
 
 Agesilaus. ...... 
 
 Agesilaus and Pompey. . 
 
 Agis 
 
 Agis and Cleomenes and 
 Gracchi. . . 
 
 Alcibiades 
 
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 Alexander 
 
 Antony 
 
 Aratus . 
 
 Aristides 2 
 
 Aristides and Cato the censor. . 2 
 
 Artaxerxes 6 
 
 Brutus (Marcus) 6 
 
 Csesar 4 
 
 Oamillus 1 
 
 Cato the censor .2 
 
 Cato the younger 6 
 
 Cicero 5 
 
 Cimon 3 
 
 Cimon and Lucullus 3 
 
 Cleomenes 5 
 
 Coriolanus 2 
 
 Orassus 3 
 
 Demetrius 5 
 
 Demetrius and Antony. . . 5 
 
 Demosthenes 5 
 
 Demosthenes and Cicero. . 6 
 
 Dion 6 
 
 Dion and Brutus 6 
 
 Eumenes .4 
 
 Fabius Maximus 2 
 
 Flamininus. ... .3 
 
 Galba 6 
 
 Gracchus (Caius) 6 
 
 Gracchus (Tiberius) 6 
 
 Lucullus 3 
 
 Lycurgus. ... . . .1 
 
 Lycurgus and Numa 1 
 
 Lysander 3 
 
 Lysander and Sylla. .... 3 
 
 Marcellus 2 
 
 Marius 3 
 
 Nicias . . 3 
 
 NiciaB and Crassus. . . 
 Numa Pompiiius. . . 
 
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 Pericles and Fabius Maximus. 2 
 
 Philopcemen 3 
 
 Philopcemen and Flamininus. . 3 
 
 Phocion 6 
 
 Pompey 4 
 
 Poplicola 1 
 
 Pyrrhus 3 
 
 Romulus. 1 
 
 Sertorius 4 
 
 Sertorius and Eumenes. . . 4 
 
 Solon 1 
 
 Solon and Poplicola 1 
 
 Sylla. 3 
 
 Themistoclcs 1 
 
 Theseus 1 
 
 Theseus and Romulus. ... 1 
 
 Timoleon 2 
 
 Timoleon and JSmilius Paulus. 2 
 
 Note. — For notices of Plutarch's Lives see N. A. rev., v. 89, 
 1859, and Qu. rev., v. 110, 1861, or Littell, 1862, v. 1 ; Class, 
 journal, v. 16, p. 278; v. 17, p, 102 (Character of P. as a 
 historian, by H. S. 
 
 — On superstition. [Greek and English]. With a 
 
 life of Plutarchus [by J. Hibbert. Kentish 
 Town], 1828. 8°. . 3585.11 
 
 — Sur les delais de la justice divine 5 dans la punition 
 
 des coupables. Tr. avec des additions et des 
 notes, par J. de Maistre. Suivi de la traduction, 
 par Amyot. Paris, 1358. 3° 3572.30 
 
 — Scripta moralia. Gr. et Lat. Ed. F. Dubner. 2 v. 
 
 Parisiis, Dldot, 1341-56. 0° 7766.14 
 
 — Treatise upon ihe distinction between a friend and 
 
 flatterer, with remarks, by T. Northmore. Lon- 
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 — Vitae. Gr. et Lat. Kecog. T. Doehner. 2 v. 
 
 Parisiis, Didot, 1357-62. 8° 7766.12 
 
 — Dryden (J.) Life of P. [In D.'s works, v. 17]. . . 6042.30 
 
 — Trench (B. C. ) Plutarch : his life, his Lives and his 
 
 Morals. 1873 3145.20 
 
 See also Meth. qu. rev., July, 1851 (P.'s Moralia, by W. 8. 
 
 Tyler); July, 1862 (P.'s theology, by W. S. Tyler); Qu. 
 
 rev., Oct., 1861 ; Westm. rev., Apl., 1860 (P. and his times); 
 
 Cath. world, Sept., 1870 ; Revue des deux niondes, Oct., 
 
 1867 (par C. LevSque); N. A. rev., v. 172. 1871 (by J. R. 
 
 Lowell ; 3 pp.); Fortn. rev., Nov., 1873 (P's essays, by J. 
 
 W. Brodribb). 
 
 Plutology. See Hearn (W. E.) 1864 5932.16 
 
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 Plymouth brethren. See Brit. qu. rev., Oct., 1873 ; Presb. qu. 
 
 rev., Jan., 1872, and article in M'Clintock and Strong, v. 8. 
 Plymouth collection of hymns and tunes. [Ed. by 
 
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 — Philosophy (p. 852);— Spiritualism. 
 Pocahontas. See Biography (Pocahontas, p. 188, and Smith, p. 
 199) ; also Scribner's mag., May, 1876 (The true Pocahontas); 
 
 and Va. hist, reg., v. 4, 1851 (Strachey's account of P. ex- 
 plained). 
 
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 London, 1842. 8° 5931.07 
 
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 — Travels in the *East, 1737-8. [Finkerton (J.) Voyages, v. 10]. 
 
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 — Histoires extraordinaires. Tr. de C. Baudelaire. 
 
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 Ingram, tributes to his memory by Prof. Lou- 
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 Death of Poe, by N. P. Willis, 
 
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 Fifty suggestions, v, 8. 
 Literati (The), v. 8. 
 Memoir, by K. W. Grlswold, 
 
 T. 1. 
 
 Marginalia, v. 3. 
 
 Miscellanies, v. 4. 
 Narrative of A. Gordon Pym 
 V. 4. ' 
 
 PoemB, v. 2. 
 
 Poe (Edgar A.), by J. R. Lowell, 
 v. 1. ' 
 
 Tales, v. 1-2. 
 
 fl3-For lives of E. A. Poe see Biography (p 188 )• nj„* 
 Gill (W. F.) Life of E. A. P., 1877 [3U5 B 17]; New qu m™ 
 July, 1877, by (J. A. Noble); Soribner's monthly £3?" 
 1878 (Last days of E. A. P., by J. A. Noble). ' 
 
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 A.F.A.) . oraoomm fragments. See Meineke (J 
 
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 ArM. The poetic. Literally tr. by T. Buckley 
 
 o 'w. V 6334.02 
 
 bame. Treatise on poetry. Tr. with notes ; with 
 
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 ^e ! tleTs^T i ^^iS ciitici " m i oV: E " osioe "- I 826 - "76:32 
 R?m Jil. Cam P* ) „ e11 « regards poetical criticism. [In 
 Pamphleteer, t. 20. 1822J am on 
 
 ~ ZZZ'^Z*?!™", ?- thc 9°e«tion. whether poetry 
 o 2? J rfa B bted uV What ieBublim e orbeautiful in nature 
 
 »rf-i^,««' if" Pa ™pnleteer, v. 18, 18211 5058 18 
 
 *™^Mft) Poetry and criticism. [/„ his Essays, 1860 ; p isi? 
 
 M»,rf ^"^T^*; ? rom laser's mag., Teb'., 1853. ' 
 CamMUT^ ^ tl8 P0»fay» J{n *<» Essays estbetical. 1875.) 
 UwipfcU (r.^ Lectures on poetry. [/„ New monthly mag., ^! 
 
 D^ti&r 1 ?' T J Bi i«e™PW» literaria, ch. 14-22 ; and appendix. 
 S f; Ground of oriticlsm . [/„ to geiect worksf v. 2 i 
 
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 Miliary.) Of poetry. Of epic poetry. Of dramatio poetry. 
 
 [/rate Hist, view of the Engl, gov., v. 4. 1803 ; p. 315-376 
 
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 IBfay ; p. €5-146.] . . . „ . . , . ofiSft 10 
 
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 I lo/o ; p. 324-338.] 5062 17 
 
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 Reed(B.) Nature and use of poetry. [In his Lectures on the 
 [ Brit, poets, v. 1. 1857 ; p. 13-80.] . . ... 1682 13 
 
 Richards (67.) Differences betw. ancient and modern poetry 
 
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 Robertson (F. W.) Influence of poetry on the working classes 
 
 [In his Lectures, etc., 1859 ; p. 95-209.] .... 2541 31 
 
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 p. 3-49.] 2543 01 
 
 Sydney {Sir P.) Defence of poetry. 1787 6414 28 
 
 Vinet {A.) Poetry ; nature and kinds. [In hit Outlines of 
 
 philos., etc., 1867 ; p. 623-603.] 6417.19 
 
 See also Brit. qu. rev., v. 67, 1873 (Theory of poetry) ■ 
 Oontemp. rev., v. 10, 1869 (Prof. Plumtre on the poet and 
 his creed [in his introd. to his transl. of .aSschylus], by M. 
 Browne) ; v. 12, 1869 (The scientific study of P., by I'. T. 
 Palgrave) ; Macmillan's mag., July, 1878 (Criticism and 
 creation, by prof. Shairp) ; N. A. rev., v. 96, 1863 (Origin 
 and uses of P.) ; Fraser's mag., v. 75, 1867 (On poetry). 
 
 4®" *See also Fine Arts (1. Art, its nature and relations), 
 for works treating incidentally of poetry in its aesthetic as- 
 pects. 
 
 The poet and the poetic life. 
 Buchanan (iZ.)The poet or seer. [In his David Gray, etc. ; p. 1-61.] 
 Emerson (R. W.) The poet. [In his Essays, 1852 ; p. 9-49.] 2524.06 
 Taylor (H.) The life poetic. (In his notes from life, 1853 ; p. 109- 
 
 lfifH. ORci OK 
 
 160], 
 
 2. Acrostics, Charades, Enigmas, etc. 
 
 [See Amusements (Conundrums, Enigmas, etc., p. 2S 
 
 25*4,06 
 
 In asking for books, use the *• Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER 
 
904 
 
 POETRY 
 
 3. American Poetry : Collections. 
 
 [See also Literature (American, p. 704).] 
 Coqqeshall (W. T.) Poets and poetry of the West. 
 
 I860. 1635.03 
 
 Eoerest (0. W.) Poets of Connecticut. 1843.1643.08 
 Gallagher (W. D.) Selections from the poetical liter- 
 ature of the West. 1841 1613.29 
 
 Griswold(Ii. W.) Poets and poetry of America. Phil., 
 
 1858. 8° 1645.04 
 
 Same. Phil., 1852. 8° 1645.05 
 
 Note.— Reviewed by E. P. Whipple, in his Essays, v. 1, 
 1851 ; p. 31-81 2545.06 
 
 — Female poets of America. 2d ed. 1854. . 1645.06 
 
 Same. 1856. 8° 1615.03 
 
 Hemmenway (A. M.) Poets and poetry of Vermont. 
 
 1858. 1645.16 
 
 Kettell (S.) Specimens of Amer. poetry. 3 v. 1829. 
 
 Linton (W. J.) Poetry of America : selections from 
 
 one hundred American poets, 1776-1876 ; with 
 
 an introd. review of colonial poetry, and some 
 
 specimens of negro melody. 1878. . . 1663.43 
 
 Moore (F.) Songs of the American rev. 1856. 1673.04 
 
 Outcroppinqs : being selections of California verse, 
 
 1866. 1674.31 
 
 Bead (T. B.) Female poets of America ; with biogr. 
 
 notices. 1855 1677.17 
 
 See also N. A. rev., v. 82, 1856 (American poetry). 
 
 4. Anglo-Saxon and Anglo-Norman Poetry. 
 
 Wright (Thomas). Anglo-Saxon poetry. [In his Essays on lit. 
 etc., v. 1. 1846.] 2722.20 
 
 — Anglo-Latin poets of the 12th century. [In his Essays on lit, 
 
 etc., v. 1. 1816.] 2722.20 
 
 — Anglo-Norman poetry. [Inhis Essays on lit., etc., v. 1. 1846.] 
 
 j8®= See also Literature (Anglo-Saxon, p. 704). 
 
 5. Ballads (English) : Collections. 
 
 Allingham (W.) Ballad book. 1865. . . .1612.25 
 
 Bell (B.) Ancient poems, ballads, and songs of the 
 
 peasantry of England. 1857 1614.26 
 
 — Early ballads illustrative of history, traditions, and 
 
 customs. 1856 1614.27 
 
 Cldld(F.J.) English and Scottish ballads. 8 v. 1857. 
 v. 1. Romances of chivalry and legends ot the popular 
 heroes of England. Ballads involving various supersti- 
 tions, — as of fairies, elves, magic, ghosts. 2. Tragic love- 
 ballads. Other tragic ballads. 3. Other tragic ballads, 
 cont'd. Love ballads not tragic. 4. Other love ballads. 
 5. Robin Hood ballads. 6. Border ballads. 7. Histor- 
 ical and guosi-historical ballads. 8. Miscel. ballads. In- 
 dex. 
 Collection of old ballads. With introd. [by Ambrose 
 Phillips]. 3v. 1723 [repr. 1872]. 16°. . 1622.19 
 Collier (J. P. ) Book of Koxburghe ballads. 1847. 
 
 — Old ballads from early priuted copies. [In Percy soc, v. 1.] 
 Dixon (J. H.) Ancient poems, ballads and songs of the peasant- 
 ry of England. [In Percy soc, v. 17.] 6060.17 
 
 Evans (J.) Old ballads, hist, and narrative, with 
 
 some of modern date. 4 v. 1810. . . 1641.17 
 Goodwin (J., ed.) Six ballads, with burdens. [JmPercy soc, v. 13.] 
 MalUS. C.) Book of British ballads. With introd. 
 
 by P. Benjamin. 1844 1645.08 
 
 Halliwell (J. O., ed.) Early naval ballads of England. [In Percy 
 
 soc, v. 2 5060.02 
 
 Hailitl (W. C.) Bemains of the popular poetry of 
 
 England. 4 v. 1864 1645.27 
 
 Jamieson (B. ) Popular ballads and songs. 2 v. 1806. 
 Parry (J. D.) Legendary cabinet: collection of 
 
 British national ballads. 1829. . . . 1675.29 
 Percy (T.) Eeliques of ancient English poetry. 1855. 
 Same. Folio manuscript. Ballads and romances. 
 
 4 v. 1868 1678.20 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Contemp. rev., v. 6. 1867 (by W. L. 
 
 Blackley). 
 Percy society. Publications. 30 v. L., 1844-52. 12°. 
 
 Note. — For Contents, seep. 848 of Catalogue. 
 Pictorial book of ballad poetry. L., 1853. 8°. 1673.07 
 Bichards (B.) Songs of Wales: words and music. 
 
 [1873.] 1567.03 
 
 Bimbault(R F.) Little book of songs and ballads. 
 
 1851 „ 1683.04 
 
 Old ballads illustrating the great frost of 1683-84. [In 
 
 Percy society, v 9.] 6060.09 
 
 Bitson (J.) Ancient songs and ballads from Henry II 
 
 to the Eev. 3d ed. Bev. by W. Hazlitt. 1877 
 
 Roberts (J. 8.) Legendary ballads of England and 
 
 Scotland. [1870.] 1681.11 
 
 S(W See also Songs (p. 906) ;— Scottish Poetry (p. 906) ■ 
 —Hood (Robin), p. 157. 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 31,1873 (English folk-songs 
 by J. V. Blake) ; Blackwood's mag., v. 84, 1858 (Ballad So- 
 etry of Scotland and Ireland) ; Brit. qu. rev., Jan,, 1874 
 or Littell, Mch., 1874 (The ballad; its nature and literary 
 affinities) ; Contemp. rev., Nov., 1875 (Modern ballads, by 
 H. a. Hewlett) ; Eraser's mag., v. 68, 1863 (Credibility of 
 old song history and tradition) ; Nat. rev., v. 13, 1861 
 (Street ballads) ; North Brit, rev., v. 36, 1862 (Early poetry 
 of England and Scotland) ; Qu. rev., v. 122, 1867, orLittel[, 
 1867, v. 2 (Poetry of the seven dials : penny ballads)' 
 Westm. rev., v. 63, 1855 or Littell, v. 8, 1855 (Ballads of the 
 people). 
 
 6. Children (Poetry for). 
 
 Austin (Mrs. G. L., ed.) Little people of God and 
 
 what the poets have said of them. 1877. 1613.24 
 
 Bracketl [A. C.) and Eliot (I. M.) Poetry for home 
 
 and school. 1876 1615.33 
 
 Child-nature. [anon."] 1869 1632.26 
 
 Coates (H. T., ed.) Children's book of poetry. Phil., 
 
 1879 1635.00 
 
 Keble (J.) Lyra innocentium. 9th ed. 1861. 1651.25 
 Kirkland (C. M.) School-girl's garland. 2 v. 1663.07 
 Lamb (C. and M.) Poetry for children. Added, 
 Prince Dorus and some uncollected poems, by 
 Charles Lamb. Ed. with notes by K. H. Shep- 
 herd. 1877 1663.40 
 
 Lillipui levee : poems of childhood, child-fancy, and 
 child-like moods. 1868. [anon.]. . . 1063.27 
 McKeever (H.) Children with the poets. 1868. 1672.05 
 Palmore(C) Children's garland. 1853. . .1675.17 
 Playtime with the poets : a selection of poetry for 
 
 children. 1870. [anon. ] 1676.18 
 
 Bitson (J.) Gammer Gurton's garland or the nur- 
 sery parnassus : a choice collection of pretty 
 songs and verses for children, [anon.] 1866. 
 Whitiier (J. G.) Child life : coll. of poems. 1872. 
 S&- See also Nursery Rhymes (p. 907). 
 
 7. Classic or Ancient Poetry. 
 
 KS~See Literature (Classical, p. 705 ;~Greek, p. 708; — Roman, 
 p. 710). 
 
 8. Collections of, and Selections from, Works 
 of British and American Poets. 
 
 1. Collections. 
 
 Aldine edition of the poets. 53 v. [With original me- 
 moirs and , portraits. ] London, W. Pickering, 
 1835-53. 16° 1611.01 
 
 Shakspere. 
 Spencer, 6 v. 
 Surrey (Earl of). 
 Swift, 3 v. 
 Thomson, 2 v. 
 White (Kirke). 
 Wyatt. 
 Young, 2 v. 
 
 Chalmers (Alex., ed.) Works of the English poets, 
 
 from Chaucer to Cowper. 21 v. 1810. . 1626.01 
 
 Note.— For Contents see Chalmers (A.), p. 258 of Cat. 
 
 Sanford (E.) and Walsh (B.) Works [select] of the 
 British poets. With lives of the authors. 50 v. 
 
 Phila., Boston, 1819-23. 18° 1691.01 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Chaucer, Gower, Skelton, Wyat, Earl of 
 Surrey, Gascoigne. 2. Spencer, S. Daniel, Drayton. 3. 
 Shakespeare, Ben Jonson. 4. Sir John Davies, Donne, 
 Joseph Hall, Earl of Sterling, Corbet, Carew. 5. Dnim- 
 mond, Beaumont, Fletcher, Raleigh, Davenant, HabiDg- 
 ton, Suckling, Crashaw, C. Cotton, Cartwright, Brome, 
 Sherburne, Herriok, Wither, Wm. Browne. 6. Cowley, 
 Waller, Denham. 7-8. Milton. 9. Butler. 10. Butler, 
 Rochester (Earlqf), Roscommon (Earl of), Otway, Pomfret. 
 11-12. Dryden. 13. Parnell, John Phillips, Dorset 
 (Earl of), Stepney, Walsh, E. Smith, R. Duke, W. King, T. 
 Sprat, O. Montague, Rowe. 14 Addison, Garth, Hughes, 
 Sheffield, Congreve, Fenton, Pattison. 15. Prior, Blnck- 
 more. 16. Gay. 17. Tickell, Lord Lansdowne, Yalden, 
 Green, Hammond, Somerville. 18. Swift. 19. Savage, 
 Dyer. 20. Pope. 21. Pope, Blair, Pitt, Vida's Art of po- 
 etry. 22. Thomson. 23. Watts, Collins, Moore. 24. 
 Slienstone, Cawtborne. 25. Young. 26. Young, Dodsley, 
 Mallet, Ramsay. 27. Churchill, Falconer, Grainger. 28. 
 AUenside, J. G. Cooper, W. Thompson. 29. Gray, Chat- 
 
 
 Contents. 
 
 At en side. 
 
 Dryden, 5 v. 
 
 Beat tie. 
 
 Falconer. 
 
 Burns, 3 v. 
 
 Goldsmith. 
 
 Butler, 2v. 
 
 Gray. 
 
 Chaucer, 6 v. 
 
 Milton, 3 v. 
 
 Churchill, 3 v. 
 
 Parnell. 
 
 Collins. 
 
 Pope, 3 v. 
 
 Cowper, 3 v. 
 
 Prior, 2 v. 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
POETRY 
 
 905 
 
 Boyce. 
 Glover, 
 Warton. 
 
 tarton Haite. 30. Goldsmith, Langborue, Smart. 31. 
 8 Johnson, Armstrong. Shaw, George, lord Lyttleton, 
 32. Beattie, Scott. Cunningham, Jenyns. 33. 
 Smollett. 34. Mickle. Joseph War ton, Thomas 
 35. Sir W. Jones, Blacklock, Dr. Cotton. 36. 
 Powner 37. Cowper, Lloyd, Fergussou, Eichardson, 
 ttlackstone, Jago, Whitehead, Logan, Craggs, Bishop, 
 Ramofvlde, Russell, Lovell, Lovibond, M. Bruce, Roberts, 
 Porteus, Glynn. 38. Burns. 39. Burns Macueill. 
 in 41 Homer's Iliad, tr. by Pope. 42. Homer's Odyssey, 
 tv bv Pope. 43-44. Aristophanes, tr. by Mitchell; Ter. 
 once Comedies, tr. by Colmau; Persius, Satires, tr. by 
 fiiffo'rd 45-46. Dante, tr. by Cary. 47. Camoens' Lu- 
 otad tr' by J W. Mickle. 48-49. Tasso's Jerusalem deliv- 
 ered tr by J. H. Hunt. 50. .Eschylns, Sophocles, and 
 Euripides, tr. by R. Potter and T. Franklin. 
 2. Selections and Specimens from British 
 and American Poets. 
 Aiken (J.) Select works of the British poets. 1831. 
 Contents : Ben Jonson, Cowley, Milton, Waller, Dryden, 
 J Philips, Painell, Rowe, Addison, Prior, Gay, Green, 
 Tickell, Hammond, Somerville, Pope, Swift, Thomson, A. 
 Philips', Collins, Dyer, Shenstone. Churchill, Young, Aken. 
 side Gray, Smollett, Littleton, Goldsmith, Johnson, Arm- 
 strong, J. Warton, T. Warton, Mason, Cowper, Beattie. 
 Baton (S. 0.) Great book of poetry, with biogr. 
 
 notices. 1871 1625.20 
 
 Bellew (J. C M.) Poet's corner. 1868. . .1676.23 
 Behune (0. W.) British female poets. 1848. 1614.17 
 Bryant ( W. C, ed.) Library of poetry and song. 1871. 
 
 — New library of poetry and song. 2 v. 1878. 1616.01 
 
 — Selections from American poets. 2 v. 1842. 1623.14 
 Campbell (T.) Specimens, etc. 1853. . . . 1625.25 
 Carpenter (J. E.) Popular readings. 5 v. 1868. 6331.21 
 Casauet of gems : choice selections from the poets. 
 
 Edin., 1864. 16° 1631.08 
 
 Chapter (The); poems by various authors. 1869. 1632.24 
 Clarke (C. C.) Specimens, with memoirs, of the less 
 
 known Brit, poets. 3 v. 186* 1625.26 
 
 Coaies (R T.) Fireside encyclopaedia of poetry : Eng- 
 lish and American. 1878 1678.06 
 
 Dana (C. A.) Household book of poetry. 1858.1635.04 
 Dyce(A.) Specimens of Brit, poetesses. 1827. 1642.17 
 Deslder {C. D) Afternoons with the poets. 1879.1636.17 
 Emerson (R. W.) Parnassus. 1875. . . . 1641.24 
 Fields (J. T.)and Wldpple (E. P.) Family library of 
 British poetry from Chaucer. (1350-1878.) 1636.16 
 Fugitive miscellany : prose and verse. 3 v. 1774. 
 Qiiswold {'R. (T*.) Poets and poetry of England in 
 19th century. With add. by E. H. Stoddard. 
 
 1875 1646.15 
 
 Hales (J. W.) Longer English poems. 1872.1646.06 
 HaUeck (F. 67.) Selections from the British poets. 
 
 2v 1645.10 
 
 v. 1. Spenser to Gray. 2. Beattie to Campbell. 
 Hannah {J.) The court poets from Ealeigh to Mon- 
 trose. 1870 1645.20 
 
 Holland (J. 67.) Illustrated library of favorite song. 
 
 1875 1653.29 
 
 Hows (J. W. S.) Golden leaves from the British 
 
 poets. 1866 1661.30 
 
 Hunt(L.) Selections from the English poets. With 
 
 critical notices. 2 v. in 1. 1857. 
 
 2533.02 
 
 Masque of poets (A), including Guy Vernon, a novel- 
 ette in verse. 1878. [No name series.] 1665.18 
 
 Masson (R. 0.) Three centuries of English poetry, 
 being selections from Chaucer to Herriok. "With 
 introd. and notes, and a general preface by Da- 
 vid Masson. 1876. 1666.19 
 
 Moriey(H.,ed.) Shorter English poems. 1876. 1678.03 
 
 Muses' bower, beauties of English poetry. 4 v. 1809. 
 
 iVeto York ' % book of poetry. [anon.] 1837. 1674.24 
 
 Poetical aviary, with a bird's-eye view of the English 
 poets. 1841 4811.15 
 
 Randolph (A. D. F.) Home life in song with the po- 
 ets of to-day. 1879 1646.16 
 
 Rosselti (W. M., ed.) American poems, selected. 1872. 
 
 Rowton (F. ) The female poets of Great Britain. ] 854. 
 
 Uouihey {R.) Annual anthology, 1799-1800. 2 v. 1685.28 
 
 Stoddard (R.K) The late English poets. 1867.1687.21 
 
 Tayler {E.) Memories of some contemporary poets: 
 with selections. 1868 1692.35 
 
 Trench (R. C.) Household book of English poetry. 
 
 1870 1693.33 
 
 Willmott (R. A.) Poets of the 19th cent. 1866. 1696.21 
 
 9. Consolatory Poetry. 
 
 Child (F. J.) Poems of religious sorrow, comfort, 
 
 counsel, and aspiration. 1863 1676.15 
 
 Child (L. M., ed.) Looking toward sunset. . 2521.01 
 Note. — For consolation and cheer in advancing years. 
 
 Lawrence (Mrs. C. W.) Do they love us yet? 1879. 
 
 Songs for the sorrowing. By H. N. With introd. by 
 W. B. Williams. 1861 1645.02 
 
 TUeston (M. W.) Sunshine in the soul. Poems se- 
 lected, [anon.] 1877 1687.31 
 
 10. Early English Poetry : Specimens, and 
 Bibliography. 
 
 Corser (T. ) Collectanea Anglo-poetica : or bibl. and 
 descriptive catalogue of a collection of early Eng- 
 lish poetry. 5 v. [Chetham soc, v. 52, 55, 71, 
 77, 91.] 5095.12 
 
 Ellis (&■) Specimens of early English poets : with 
 biographies, etc. [1300-1700.] 3 v. . .1642.20 
 
 Furnivall {F. J., ed.) Early English poems and lives. [In Philol. 
 soc. proceedings. 1858.] 6443.11 
 
 — ed. Political, religious, and love poems. [Early 
 Engl, text soc, No. 15.] 7913.04 
 
 Headley (H.) Select beauties of ancient English po- 
 etry. 2v. 1810 1652.02 
 
 Ritson(J.) Bibliographia poetiea : catalogue of Eng- 
 lish poets, 12th-16th century. 1802. . 2763.06 
 
 Ulterson (E. V. ) Select pieces of early popular poe- 
 try. 1817. . 1694.00 
 
 Wright (T., ed.) Anglo-Latin satirical poets and epi- 
 grammatists of the 12th century. 2 v. 1873. 
 [Rolls chronicles.] 5140.00 
 
 Coll. of political poems and songs, from Edward 
 
 iii to Henry viii. 2 v. 1859-61. [Rolls chron- 
 icles.] 5140.00 
 
 4®» See also Ballads (p. 904); Literature (English, p. 705). 
 
 11. 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Answer to question, Green. I Randolph. 
 
 'What is poetry?' Jonson (Ben). Shakespeare. 
 
 Beaumont and Keates. Shelley. 
 
 Fletcher. Marlowe. Spenser. 
 
 Brotne. Marvel. Suckling. 
 
 Butler, Middleton, Decker, Swift. 
 
 Chaucer. and Webster. Wit and humor; 
 
 Coleridge. Milton. essay. 
 
 Dryden. Philips. Walcot. 
 
 Goldsmith. Pope. 
 
 (J. ed.) Poets of America, [lsts.] 5th ed. N. 
 T., 1841 ; 2d s. N. Y., 1842. 12° . . 1651.33 
 
 Kendrick (A. C.) Our poetical favorites. 2 v. 1871- 
 76: 1662.21 
 
 Lady's poetical magazine, or beatrties of British poet- 
 ry. 4v. 1781 1066.01 
 
 Longfellow (H. W., ed.) The waif: a collection of 
 poems. 1845 1664.23 
 
 — The estray : a collection of poems, 1847. 1664.23 
 
 Mackay (C.) A thousand and one gems of English 
 poetry. 1869 1671.32 
 
 Epic Poetry. 
 
 The alliance of musick, poetry, and or- 
 
 the Hiad, JEneid, and Paradise Lost. 
 
 1613.32 
 
 Bayley (A.) 
 
 atory : 
 
 1789. 
 Blackmore (Sir R.) Essay on epic poetry. [In Ms Essays v. 1, 
 
 1716 ; pp. 24-189.] 2513.26 
 
 Ve.ru (Jones). [In his Essays, 1839 ; p. 1-30.] 2544.21 
 Voltaire (F. M. A. de). Essai sur lapoesie epique 
 
 [In his (Euvres, v. 10.] , . ■ • 5083.10 
 
 See also Quar. Rev., v. 101, 1857 : 44-68 (Homer, Virgil, 
 
 ifii-For works of the chief epic poets see, in the gen- 
 eral alDhabet, Homer (Iliad and Odyssey) ;— Apollonius 
 mldius Virgil (The JEneid) ;-Lucan (The Pharsalia) ;- 
 Si iusltalicui <Punica);-ValeriusFlaccus (Argonauticon); 
 — Statius (Thebaid) ;— Bojardo (Orlando Innamorato) ;— 
 Ariosto (Orlando Furioso);-Tasso (Jerusalem Delivered) ; 
 —Ercilla y Zuniga ( La Araucaua) ;— Camoens (Lusiad);— 
 Milton (Paradise Lost and Paradise Regained) ;— Klop- 
 stook (The Messiah) ;— Voltaire (Henriade) ; Oehlenschla- 
 eer (Gods of the North);— also Ramayana, and Mahabha- 
 rata ;— Kalevala ;— Cid ;-Nibelungen T.;-r. .. Cvnm-son 
 (Idylls of the King). 
 
 Lied; — Tennyson 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
906 
 
 POETRY 
 
 12. Epithets used in Poetry. 
 
 Jermyn (J. ) Book of English epithets, with remarks. 
 1849 6435.09 
 
 See also Fortn. rev., v. 5, 1866 (The use of metaphor and 
 pathetic fallacy, by Roden Noel). 
 
 13. History and Criticism of English Poetry. 
 
 [See also Biography {Collective : Poels,^ p. 114) ; also Lit- 
 erature (English and British, p. 705); also, in thiB class, under 
 ' Collections' and 'Selections,' and, in the general alpha- 
 bet, under the names of individual poets.] 
 
 1. Comprehensive Histories. 
 Warton(T.) History of English poetry, llth-18th 
 
 century. 3 v. 1840 2763.01 
 
 — Same. With preface by E. Price and notes va- 
 riorum. Ed. by W. C. Hazlitt. 4v. 1871.1697.09 
 jjgr See also Literature (English : Histories, p. 706). 
 
 2. lectures, Critical essays, etc. 
 Aikin (J.) Letters on a course of English poetry. 2d 
 
 ed. 1807 1612.01 
 
 Note.— The ' Course' ranges from Dryden to Cowper. 
 
 Austin (A.) Poetry of the period 1613.21 
 
 Contents : Tennyson. Browning. Swinburne. Mat- 
 thew Arnold. Morris. Roman Catbolicpoets. Poetry of 
 the future. Supernatural poetry. Summary. 
 
 Browning (Mrs. E. B.) Essays on the Engl, poets. 
 
 1863 2515.03 
 
 — Book of the poets. [In her Life, letters, etc., v. 2, 1877.] 3024.25 
 Coleridge (H.) Notes on British poets. [In his Essays, v. 2, 
 
 1851 ; p. 3-129.] 2521.10 
 
 Collier (J. P.) Poetical decameron, or ten conversa- 
 tions on English poets and poetry, particularly 
 of the reigns of Elizabeth and James I. 2 v. 1820. 
 
 Devey (J.) Comparative estimate of modern English 
 
 poets. 1873 1641.02 
 
 Contents: Philos. analysis. Classification. Individu- 
 ality. English schools of poetry. Lake school: Lake 
 poets: Wordsworth, Coleridge, Southey. Classical 
 school : Gifford, Rogers, Campbell, Landor. Romantic 
 school : Byron, Scott, Moore. Alexandrine poets ; 
 
 Shelley, Keats. Art school : Tenuyson. Androtheist 
 school : Swinburne. Poets of the affections : Montgom- 
 ery, Longfellow. Realistic school : Crabbe, Browning. 
 
 Forman (H. B.) Our living poets. 1871. . .1643.19 
 Contents : Idyllic school— Tennyson, M. B. Smedley, Jean 
 Ingelow. Preraphaelite group— D. G. Rossetti, Christina 
 Kossetti, Coventry Patmore, T. Woolner, W. B. Scott. 
 Renaissance group — Matthew Arnold, Swinburne, Wm. Mor- 
 ris, R. H. Home, Henry Taylor, George Eliot. Apptndix— 
 John Payne and O'Shaughnessy. 
 
 Hazlitt (W.) Lectures on the Engl, poets. 1841.2531.10 
 Contents: Introd. on poetry in general. Chaucer and 
 Spencer. Shakspeare and Milton. Dryden and Pope. 
 Thomson and Cowper. Swift, Young, Gray, Collins, 
 Gay, Goldsmith, etc. Burns, and the English ballads. Liv- 
 ing poets. On Milton's Lycidas. On Milton's Eve. On 
 "Wordsworth's Excursion. 
 
 Lowell (J. B.) Conversations 'on some of the old po- 
 ets ' 2534.13 
 
 Contents: Chaucer. Old Dramatists. Chapman. Ford. 
 
 Moir {D. M.) Poetical literature of the past half cen- 
 tury. 1851 2763.07 
 
 Neele {H.) Lectures on English poetry. 1830. 5057.21 
 
 Pultenham (G.) Art of English poesie, 1589. Repr 
 
 by E. Arber, 1869 5011707 
 
 Note.—' The largest piece of poetical criticism in Eliza- 
 beth's reign.' 
 
 Beed(LZ) Lectures on the British poets. 2 v. 1857. 
 Contents : v. 1. Poetry, its nature and use. Chaucer 
 Spenser, and ballad poetry. Shakspeare. Milton. Minor 
 poetry of the 17th cent. Dryden. Pope and poets of age 
 of qu. Anne. Cowper. 2. Burns, with notices on John- 
 son a lives. Contemporary literature: Rogers, Moore 
 Scott. Coleridge, Southey, and Charles Lamb. Byron 
 Wordsworth. English Bonnets. Poems of Hartley Cole- 
 ridge. 
 
 Stedman (K C.) Victorian poets. 1876. . .2543.32 
 Contents : Landor. Hood. Arnold. Procter. Mrs 
 
 Browning. Tennyson. Tennyson and Theocritus. The 
 
 general choir. Robert Browning. R. Buchanan. D G 
 
 Kossetti. Wm. Morris. Swinburne. 
 Swinburne (A. C.) Under the microscope. 1872 
 Talfourd (T. N.) Attempt to estimate the poetical talent of the 
 
 present age. [In Pamphleteer, v. 5, 1815.] . . . 5058.05 
 iVofe.—Includes estimates of Southey, Crabb, Scott 
 
 Moore, Byron, Campbell, Lamb, Coleridge and Wo r d 8 
 
 Tuckerman (H. T.) 
 
 Thoughts on the poets. 
 Contents. 
 
 1851. 
 
 Alfieri. 
 
 Cowper. 
 
 Pope. 
 
 Browning {Mrs. 
 
 Crabbe. 
 
 Proctor (B. W.) 
 
 E. B.) 
 
 Drake. 
 
 Rogers. 
 
 Bryant. 
 
 Goldsmith. 
 
 Shelley. 
 
 Burns. 
 
 Gray. 
 
 Ten d y son. 
 
 Byron. 
 
 Hemans. 
 
 Thomson. 
 
 Campbell. 
 
 Hunt. 
 
 Wordsworth. 
 
 Coleridge. 
 
 Moore. 
 
 Young. 
 
 Collins. 
 
 Petrarch. 
 
 
 Webbe(W.) A discourse of English poetrie, 1586. 
 Note.— Antedates Shakspere. 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 2, 1868 (English laureates ; 
 2 art.); v. 7, 1861 (English lake poets); Contemp. rev., v. 3', 
 1866 (Recent poetry; 2 art.); Edinburgh rev., v. 42,' 
 (English poetry, by Barry Cornwall); v. 104 (New 
 poets); Fraser's magazine, v. 61, 1860 (A raid among 
 rhymers, by Shirley ; v. 69, 1864 (Poetry of the 18th cen- 
 tury) ; v. 76, 1867 (Mod. verse writers: 275 vols, of 1867); 
 Nat. qu. rev., v. 23, 1871 (The decline of poetry); N. A 
 rev., v. 77, 1853 ; v. 84, 1857 (The British poets ; Recent 
 English poetry : Allingham, Alex. Smith, etc.) N.Brit rev., 
 v. 28, 1858 or Littell, 1858, v. 2 (The Bpadmodists): Qu. 
 rev., v. 110, 1861 (Growth of English poetry); v. 112, 1862 
 (English poetry from Dryden to Cowper); v. 126, 1869 or 
 Littell, 1869, v. 2 (Mod. Engl, poets). 
 
 Whipple (E. P.) English poets of the 19th century. [In his Essays 
 and reviews, v. 1, 1851 ; p. 299-372.] 2545.06 
 
 Willmott (R. A.) Journal of a summer time. 2546.10 
 
 14. Humorous Poetry : Selections. 
 
 Book of humorous poetry, [n. d. anon.]. . . 1652.08 
 Brooks (8.) Amusing poetry. New ed. 1874. 1615.32 
 
 Humourist's miscellany. 1804 1651.19 
 
 Johnson (R., ed.) Play-day poems. 1878.. . 1651.32 
 New Foundling hospital for wit. Fugitive pieces. [Ed. 
 
 by J. Almon.] 6 v. 1769-73 1612.17 
 
 Parton (J.) Humorous poetry of the English lan- 
 guage. 1857 1675.26 
 
 Warreniana : with notes by the editor of a Quarterly 
 
 review. 1851 1694.22 
 
 J&g- See also Parodies (p. 907); and in the general alpha- 
 bet, Satires ; — Wit and humor. 
 
 15. Irish Poetry. 
 
 Croker [T. C„ ed.) Historical songs of Ireland, temp. 1688. [In 
 Percy society, v. 1.] 5060.01 
 
 — Keen of the south of Ireland. [In Percy society, v. 13.] 5060.13 
 
 — Popular songs, illustrative of the French invasions of Ireland. 
 
 [In Percy society, v. 21.] 6060.21 
 
 Duffy (0. G.) Ballad poetry of Ireland. 1866. 1642.30 
 Hayes (R) Ballads of Ireland. 2 v. 1869. .1645.23 
 M'Carthy (D. F.) Poets and dramatists of Ireland. 
 
 v. I. 1846 1671.35 
 
 Mangan(J.C) Irish anthology. . . . .1672.06 
 
 Moore (T.) Irish melodies. 1856 1673.09 
 
 Murray (J. O'K.) Prose and poetry of Ireland ; with 
 
 biogr. sketches. 3d ed. 1877. . . . 2735.04 
 Patriot's vocal miscellany ; or a collection of loyal 
 
 songs. 1804 1675.28 
 
 See also Afternoon lectures, v. 1, 1863; p. 205-252 (IriBh 
 
 ballads and lyrical poetry, by R. W. McDonnell); N. Brit. 
 
 rev., v. 35, 1861 (Poets and poetry of young Ireland). 
 
 16. Love Poems. 
 
 Raines (J.) Love poems of all nations. 1870.1662.24 
 Lovers' dictionary ; a poetical treasury. 1867. 1664.30 
 Palmer (J. W.) Poetry of compliment and courtship. 
 
 1868 1675.10 
 
 «S- Seealso Love (p. 719 of catalogue). 
 
 17. Macaronic Poetry. 
 
 Morgan (J. A.) Macaronic poetry. 1872. . . 1665.13 
 Specimens of macaronic poetry. London, 1831. 8°. 
 
 18. Memorial Poetry. 
 
 Skelton (J.) Campaigner at home, 1866 ; p. 36-70.. . . 2642.29 
 O- See also Birthdays (p. 217). 
 
 19. Metrical Romances. 
 
 Ellis (G.) Specimens of early English metrical ro- 
 mances. 1848 1641.16 
 
 Robson (J.) Three early English metrical romances ; 
 with introd. and glossary. [Camd. soc.]. 5112.18 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
POETRY 
 
 907 
 
 Weber (fl ) Metrical romances of the 13th-15th cen- 
 turies. With notes, etc. 3 v. 1810. .1694.25 
 jjg- See also Ballads (p. 904); Arthur (King, p. 38); Ro- 
 mances of chivalry (p. 667); FraBer's mag., Sept., 1876 (Old 
 English metrical romances, J. W. Hales). 
 
 20. National Songs. 
 
 Nason (-E) A monogram [monograph] on our nation- 
 al song [Yankee Doodle]. 1869. . . 1674.21 
 White (B. tf.) National hymns. 1861. . . 1695.04 
 See also War songs and patriotic poetry (p. 908). 
 
 21. Nature and Scenery, Natural History, 
 and Places ; Rural Poetry. 
 
 Aviran (J*.) Les poemes de la mer. 4e ed. 1859. 
 Bruce (C, ed.) Poems of the sea, 1874. . .1622.29 
 Cooper {S. F.) Rhyme and reason of country life. 
 
 [anon.] 1855 1635.05 
 
 Daubeny {C. J. B.) Fugitive poems connected with 
 
 natural history and physical science. 1869. 
 JHrcks (H. ) Naturalistic poetry, selected from psalms 
 
 and hymns of the last three centuries. 1872. 
 
 — Nature study, poetry and the influence of univer- 
 
 sal nature. 1869 4715.19 
 
 Howitt{M.) Sketches of natural history. . . 4721.18 
 Jenks (J. W.) Bural poetry of the English language. 
 
 1856 1646.14 
 
 Larcom (L., ed.) Hillside and seaside in poetry. 1877. 
 
 — Boadside poems for summer travellers. 1876. 
 Lonqfeliow {B. W., ed.) Poems of places. 31 v. 1876- 
 
 79 1667.11 
 
 Contents : 
 
 I ranee and Savoy, 2 v. 
 
 Germany, 2 v. 
 
 Greece and Turkey in Europe. 
 
 Ireland. 
 
 Italy, 3 v. 
 
 Oceanica, and miscel. seas and 
 
 islands. 
 Bussia. 
 Scotland, v. 2. 
 Spain, Portugal, Belgium, and 
 
 Holland. 
 Switzerland and Austria. 
 
 Mountains {The): a collection of poems. 1876. 1673.42 
 Sea and shore : a coll. of poems. [Ed. by Mrs. God- 
 dard and Harriet Preston.] 1874. . . . 1683.36 
 Shairp (J. C.) On poetic interpretation of nature. 1877. 
 Wils<m{A.) Science and poetry. [In his Leisure studies, 1878.] 
 Wilson [E.) Naturalist's poetical companion. "With notes. 
 
 1846 1696.26 
 
 US' See also Natural history (Nature, p. 809); and Sea- 
 sons, in general alphabet. 
 
 22. Nursery Rhymes. 
 
 HaUiwell (J. 0.) Nursery rhymes of England. [Per- 
 cy society, v. 4. ] 5060.04 
 
 — Popular rhymes and nursery tales. 1849. 1645.21 
 Ker (J. B.) Archaeology of. 2 v. 1840. . 6214.12 
 Motlier Goose melodies set to music. 1873. .1666.18 
 Mother Goose's melodies. Illus. [n. d.] . 1666.17 
 RUson(J.) Gammer Gurton's Garland or the Nur- 
 sery Parnassus, {anon.} 1866. . . . 1681.24 
 
 Rosselti (C. G.) Sing-song. 1872 1681.21 
 
 Silsbee {Mrs.) Willie Winkie'6 nursery songs of 
 
 Scotland. 1859 1695.17 
 
 White (Mrs. A. B.) Little-folksongs. 1871.1696.20 
 
 Whitney {Mrs. A. B. T.) Mother Goose for grown 
 
 folks. 1859. .......... 1G73.16 
 
 See also Atlantic Monthly, v. 5, 1860 (The nursery blar- 
 ney-stone). 
 
 23. Odes. 
 
 £S"The chief odists in Greek poetry were Alcseus, 
 Anacreon, Sappho, and Simonides ; in Latin poetry, Hor- 
 ace, and, in English poetry, Dryden (e. g. 'Alexander's 
 feast' and 'Song on St. Cecilia's day');— Gray ('The bard,' 
 etc.) ;— Collins ('Ode to the passions') ;— Burns ('Scots wha 
 ha'e') / — Coleridge ('Odes to Memory and despondency, 
 etc.');— Shelley ('Ode to the Skylark');— Wordsworth ('Inti- 
 mations of immortality, etc.') ;- Tennyson ('Ode to the 
 duke of Wellington') ;— Swinburne ('Ode to the French re- 
 public') ;— Lowell ("Harvard Commemoration ode'). 
 
 24. Parodies. 
 
 Carey (P.) Poems and parodies. 1855. 
 
 Africa. 
 America : 
 
 New England, 2 v. 
 
 Middle States, 1 v. 
 
 Western States, 1 v. 
 
 Southern States.lv. 
 Asia, 3 v. 
 British America, Mexico, 
 
 and South America. 
 Denmark, Iceland, Norway 
 
 and Sweden. 
 England and Wales, 4 v. 
 
 1632.03 
 
 Aytoun { II'. E) Book of ballads, Ed. by Bon Gaul- 
 * lel :;. 1854 . . 1613.14 
 
 — iirmilian, a 'spasmodic' tragedy. 1854 171'' ]9 
 Bigelow {J.) Amer. rejected addresses. 1855.' 1643 07 
 Deacon (Wm. E) Warreniana. 1851.. 1694 22 
 Smith {J.) Rejected addresses. [In Smith (H and 
 
 J.) Poet, works. N. Y. 1827.] . 1685 19 
 
 Taylor {Bayard). The echo club. 1876. . . 2544.00 
 
 Webb {0. H.) Parodies, prose and verse. . 2546.27 
 
 See also Westm. rev., v. 62, 1854 or Littell, v. 6. 1864. 
 
 25. Political Songs and Ballads. 
 
 Wright {Thomas). On old English political songs, tin his Es- 
 says on lit., etc., v. 2. 1846.] .... 2722 21 
 
 Halliwell(J. O., ed.) Loyal garland, 17th cent. [In Percy society, 
 V. 29.) t 6060 29 
 
 Morley (R ) The king and the commons. Cavalier 
 and puritan. 1809 1673.21 
 
 Wright [T., ed.) Political ballads published in England during 
 the commonwealth. [In Percy society, v.3.] . . 5060.03 
 
 — Political songs of England, from John to Edward 
 
 ii., 1839. [Camden society] .... 5112.06 
 See also Ed. rev., v. 113, 1861, or Littell, v. 17, 1857 
 (Political ballads of England and Scotland). 
 
 26. Quotations. 
 
 83-See Quotations, in general alphabet. 
 
 27. Religious Poetry. 
 
 flSPSee Hymns and religious lyrics (p. 640 of catalogue) ; 
 also Contemp. rev., v. 12, 1869 or Littell, 1869,v. 4 (Eeli - 
 gious poetry and scientific criticism, by H. A. Page) ; 
 Journal of sac. lit., v. 36-37, 1865-66 (Early English religious 
 poetry, by J. M. C.) 
 
 28. Satire and Satirists. 
 ti&- See (in the general alphabet) Satire and satirists. 
 29. Scottish Ballads and Songs. 
 
 Dixon (J. H., ed.) Scottish traditional versions of ancient bal- 
 lads. [In Percy society, v. 17.] 6060.17 
 
 Aytoun (W. K) Ballads of Scotland. 2 v. 1858. 1613.12 
 
 Chambers (R.) Popular rhymes of Scotland. [In his Select 
 writings, v. 7.] 5023.15 
 
 Cunningham {A.) Songs of Scotland, ancient and 
 modern. 4 v. 1825 1631.26 
 
 Gowans {W.) Catalogue of the Scottish poets, from 
 the earliest period. 1853 1742.14 
 
 Herd (D.) Ancient and modern Scottish songs, heroic 
 ballads, etc. 2 v. 1870 1646.04 
 
 Mackay (C.) Legendary and romantic ballads of 
 Scotland. 1861 1672.02 
 
 Motherwell (W.) Ancient and modern minstrelsy. 
 With introd. and notes. 2 v. 1846. .1673.17 
 
 ■ Murray {J. 6.) Ballads and songs of Scotland. 1874. 
 
 ■ Bitson {J.) Scottish songs and ballads. New ed. 
 
 [1873.] . 1681.27 
 
 Sogers (C. ) Scottish minstrel : songs of Scotland 
 
 subsequent to Burns. 1870 1678.01 
 
 Scott ( W.) Minstrelsy of the Scottish Border. [In his Works, 
 
 V. 1. N. Y. 1833. 8°] 5065.01 ; 5065.13 
 
 Smith [A.) Scottish ballads. Last leaves, etc., 1869 ; p. 1-64. 
 
 — Same. [In Edinburgh essays, 1865; p. 204-241.] . . 2528.05 
 
 Note.— Repr. in Littell, Jan. 9, 1858. 
 Tytler {8.) and Watson {J. L.) Songstress of Scotland. 
 
 a 2 v. .... 3251.06 
 
 Veitch (J. ) History and poetry of the Scottish border. 
 
 1878. . . 1694.39 
 
 See also the following magazine articles : Fraser's mag., 
 v. 65, 1862 (Early Scottish poetry, by Shirley) ; v. 73, 1866; 
 v. 76, 1867 (Clerical song writers of the North) ; N. Brit, 
 rev., v. 36, 1862 (Peasants and poets of Austria and Scot- 
 land) ; Qu. rev., v. 105, 1859 (Minstrelsy of Scotland). 
 
 30. Songs : Collections. 
 
 Aiken (J.) Essay on song writing; with coll. of 
 Engl, songs. New ed. by R. H. Evans. 1810. 
 
 Bayly (T. H.) Songs, ballads and poems. 2 v. 1844. 
 
 Belli B.) Songs from the dramatists. 1855. . 1614.28 
 
 • Blacleie (J. S. ) Musa Burschicosa. A book of songs 
 
 for students. 1869 1614.31 
 
 British minstrel : English, Scottish, and Irish songs. 
 3v. 1824 1615.19 
 
 British minstrel: songs, duets, glees, etc. 1567.01 
 ' Collier (J P ed.) Lyrical poems, selected from musical publi- 
 cations belw. 1589 and 1600. [In Percy soc, v. 13.] 5060.13 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
908 
 
 POETRY 
 
 Common-place book of British song. 1823. . 1633.24 
 Cunningham (A.) Songs of Scotland, ancient and 
 
 modern, 4 v. 1825 1631.26 
 
 Deloney (T.) Garland of good-will. Ed. by J. H. Dixon. [In 
 
 Percy society, v. 30.) 6060.30 
 
 — Strange histories, or songes and sonets. [In Percy society, 
 
 v. 3.] 5060.03 
 
 Dibdin {V.) Collection of songs. 3 v. 1792. .1642.03 
 Fairholl (F. W.) Civic garland. Songs from London 
 
 pageants. [In Percy society, v. 19.]. . 5060.19 
 
 — Satirical songs and poems on costume, 13th-19th 
 
 century. [In Percy society, v. 27. ] . . 5060.27 
 Garreison ( K V. D. ) Carmina Yalensia : a collection 
 
 of college songs. 1867 1644.04 
 
 • Herd (D. ) Ancient and modern Scottish songs, heroic 
 
 ballads, etc. 2 v. 1870 1646.04 
 
 Illustrated book of English songs, [n. d.] . . 1615.15 
 Jacobite minstrelsy. 1829. ....... 1662.08 
 
 Johnson (R.) Crown garland of golden roses. Pts. 1 and 2. 
 
 Ed. by W. Chappell. [In Percy society, v. 6, 15.] 6060.15 
 Palgrave (F. T.) A Golden treasury of songs and 
 
 lyrical poems. 1863. 1675.08 
 
 Patriots' vocal miscellany ; or loyal songs. 1804. 
 Plumtre (J.) Collection of songs. 3 v. 1806-08. 1676.12 
 Poetry of various glees, songs, etc., as performed at the 
 
 Harmonists. 1798 1676.25 
 
 ■Ramsay (A.) Tea-table miscellany: choice songs, 
 
 Scots and English. 2 v. 1871. . . . 1681.07 
 Richardson (A. S. ) Songs from the old dramatists, 
 
 1873 1681.12 
 
 Rimbault (E. F.) Little hook of songs and ballads. 
 
 1851 1683.04 
 
 Ritson (J.) Select collection of English songs. 3 v. 
 
 1783 1683.01 
 
 Sandys ( W.) Festive songs of the 16th and 17th centuries, with 
 
 an introduction. [In Percy society, v. 23.] . . 5060. '23 
 Universal songster ; or museum of mirth. 3 v. [?j. d.] 
 Wright (T. ed.) Songs and carols of the 15th century. [In Per- 
 cy society, v. 23.] 6060.23 
 
 — Specimens of lyric poetry, time of Edward I. [In Percy so- 
 
 ciety, v. 4.] 6060.04 
 
 SlSt See also Atlantic mouthly, v. 22, 1868 (Convivial 
 songs, by C. D. Shanley). See also Vers de Societe (p. 908); 
 also names of individual songwriters, in the general alpha- 
 bet, e. g., Shakspere (Wm.) ;— Jonson (Ben.) ;— Nairne ;— 
 Morris (Capt. C) ;— Mahony (F. S.) ;— Lover (S.) ;— Procter 
 (B. W.) For songs by authors other than English see under 
 Literature (p. 706-712). 
 
 31. Sonnets: collections, and critical history. 
 
 Deshler (C. D.) Afternoons with the poets. 1879. 
 
 Hunt (J. H. L.) and Lee (S. A.) Book of the sonnet. 
 2 v. 1867 1662.01 
 
 Lofft (C.) Laura ; or, anthology of sonnets, (on the 
 Petrarcan model) : English, Italian, Spanish, 
 Portuguese, French, and German. 5 v. 1814. 
 
 Reed (H.) Engl, sonnets. [In his Lectures on the Brit, poets. 
 V. 2. 1857 ; p. 235-271.] 1682.14 
 
 Trench {B.C.) History of the English sonnet. [In Afternoon lec- 
 tures, v. 4, 1867 ; p. 135-169.] 2512.23 
 
 See also Cornhill mag., v. 1872, or Littell, 1872, v 2 
 (The English sonnet); Dublin Eev., Oct., 1876 (Critical 
 hist, of the sonnet). 
 
 «®-.S'ee also (in English) the works of Spenser (E.);— 
 Shakspere (W.);— Howard (H., earl of Surrey) ;— Sidney 
 (Sir P.);— Donne (J.);— Drummond (W.);— Milton (J,);— 
 Gray (T.) ;— Warton (T.) ;_Cowper (W.) ;— Wordsworth 
 (W.) ;— Byron (lord);— Southey ;— Coleridge (S. T.);— Cole- 
 ridge (Hartley);— Shelley (P. B.);— Turner (Charles). 
 
 32. Southern Rebellion (Poetry of the). 
 
 Moore (F.) Lyrics of loyalty. 1864. . . . 1673.03 
 Selection of war lyrics. Illus. by F.O.C.Darley.1635.20 
 White R. Q. Poetry of the civil war. 1866. . 1695.05 
 ;6S*See also volumes of poems by Boker (G H)- 
 Brownell (H. H.); DeLeon (T. C); Hayne (Paul H.); Lone- 
 fellow (H. W.); Melville (H.); Palmetto pictures ; Whit- 
 tier (John G.) 
 
 33. Translations from foreign poets: Collections. 
 
 Frolhingham (N. L.) Metrical pieces, translated and 
 original. 1855 1643.17 
 
 Macgregor (R. G.) Anthology, from Italian, French, German 
 and Latin sources. [In Ids Indian leisure.] . . 1666.12 
 
 Ryan (R.) Poetry and poets : choicest anecdotes rel- 
 ative to the poets of every age and nation : with 
 specimens. 3 v. 1830. .... 168311 
 
 Walpole (R.) Garland of flowers. 1806. . .1694 36 
 
 Wellesley (H.) Anthologia polyglotta ; versions in va- 
 rious languages, chiefly from the Greek Anthol- 
 ogy. 1849 1694.33 
 
 Worsley (P. S. ) Poems and translations. 2d ed. 1875. 
 See also Eraser's mag. July, 1875. (Essay on poetical 
 translation, by F. W. Newman). 
 
 j6®=For translations of poems from foreign languages 
 see under Literature (p. 704-712) names of various litera- 
 tures. 
 
 34. Vers de Societe : Collections. 
 
 Locker (F.) Lyra elegantiarum : vers de societe. 1867. 
 
 Pennell (H. C.) Muses of Mayfair : vers de societe of 
 
 the 19th century. 1874 1675.38 
 
 tJ^For individual writers of vers de societe, see, in the 
 general alphabet, Bayly (Tbos. H.); Dobson(A.); Calver- 
 ley(C. S.):— Collins (Mortimer);— Locker (Fred.);— Lytton 
 (Eobert B.);— Moore (Thos.);— Praed (Wm. M.);— Fryor 
 (Matthew);— Sterry (J. A.) See also Con temp, rev., v. 20, 1872 
 or Littell, 1872, v. 3 (Poets of Society, by H .G. Hewlett); Ed. 
 rev. Oct., 1874 (English fugitive songs and lyrics); London 
 society, Sept., 1877 (Poetry of persiflage, by W. D. Adams); 
 N. Brit, rev., v. 47, 1867 (English Vers de societe); St. 
 James, Oct., 1877 (Society verses and versifiers, by H. T. 
 White); Qu. rev. July, 1874 (English vers de societe, 
 ed. by F. Locker) ; St. Paul's, v. 13 (by W. O. Monkhouse). 
 
 35. Versification : Metre, Rhyme, and Rhythm. 
 
 Barham (T. F.) On metrical time, or the rhythm of verse, an- 
 cient and modern. [In Philol. soc. Proceedings. I860.] 
 
 BlacHe (J. S.) Remarks on English hexameters, [In his Hois 
 Hellenicae. 1874.] 2513.20 
 
 Cayley (P. B.) Remarks and experiments on English hexame- 
 ters. [In Philol. soc. Proceedings, 1862.] .... 6443.14 
 
 Carpenter (J. E. ) Handbook of poetry ; art of mak- 
 ing English verse. 1868 1631.09 
 
 Conybeare (J. J.) Introd. essay on the metre of Anglo-Saxon poe- 
 try. [In his Illustrations, etc.] 1631.24 
 
 Every man his own poet ; or the inspired singer's receipt book. 
 By a Newdigate prizeman. 1879 1643.34 
 
 Gascoigne ( G. ) Certayne notes of instruction in Eng- 
 lish verse. Ed. by E. Arber. If- 68. . .5011.05 
 
 Gray (T.) Observations on English metre, on the pseudo- 
 rhythmus, or rhyme. [In Gray (T.) and Nicholls (N.) 
 Corresp., p. 223-291.] . 8072.13 
 
 Guest (E.) History of Englishrhythms.2v.1838. 1644.31 
 
 Hood(T.) Eules of rhyme. 1869 1661.27 
 
 Kennedy (E.) On Alliteration in poetry. [In Afternoon lectures, 
 
 v. 3, 1866; p. 87-129, 1866.] 2512.22 
 
 Maiden (H.) On Greek and English versification. [In Philol. soc. 
 
 proceedings. 1846-48.] 6443.03 
 
 Poole (J. ) English Parnassus : or help to English 
 poesie. Kythming monosyllables, epithets, and 
 phrases. 1677 1676.26 
 
 Sylvester (J. J.) Laws of verse. 1870. . . . 
 
 Note.— Reviewed by C. M. Ingleby in Fortn. rev., v. 14. 
 
 Tate (J.) Introd. to the Greek tragic and comic metres. [In 
 Donaldson ( J.W.) Theatre of the Greeks, p . 465-629.] 1715-15 
 
 Walker ( W. S. ) Shakespeare's versification and its 
 apparent irregularities explained by examples 
 from early and late English writers. 1854. 2752.22 
 
 Wright (T.) On the origin of rhymes in mediaeval poetry. [In 
 his Essays on arch, subjects, v. 2, 1861.] .... 443.30 
 43" See also discussions of English metres in articles 
 upon Homeric translation (p. 629.) 
 
 See also Bibl. sacra, Jan., 1867 (The two fold fundamental 
 law of rhythm and accentuation, by C. M. Mead) ; Gent'B 
 mag., Meh., 1875 (Is verse a trammel ? by P. S. Ormond) ; 
 Macmillan's mag., Apl., 1862 (Engl, hexameters) ; N. Brit, 
 rev., v. 19, 1853 (Engl, hexameters) ; v. 27, 1857 (Engl, met- 
 rical critics). 
 
 Rhyming Dictionaries. 
 
 Barnum{S. W. ) Vocabulary of English rhymes. 1876. 
 
 Walker (J.) Ehyming dictionary. New ed. 1851. 
 
 36. Welsh Poetry 
 
 M&'See Literature (Celtic, p. 704). 
 
 37. War Songs and Patriotic Poetry. 
 
 Blackie (J. S.) War songs of the Germans. 1870. 
 Fanshawe (C. A.) Battle songs of var. nations. 1614.33 
 McCabe(W. G.) Ballads of battles and bravery. 1879. 
 Songs of the war. (French and German.) 1870.1685.27 
 While {R. G.) National hymns. 1861. . . . 1695.04 
 J6S" See also Southern rebellion (ante). 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 10, 1862 (Some soldier po- 
 etry); Blackw. mag., v. 101, 1867 or Littell, 1867. v. 2 (Hynins 
 of the populace); London soc, Dec, 1877 (Battle songs); 
 Putnam's mag., Sept., 1856 (Pootry of war); Qu. rev., Jan., 
 1871 or Littell, 1871, v. 1 (French patriotic songs) ; v. 129, 
 1870 (German patriotic songs); Eclectic mag., v. 28, 185S 
 (Poetry of martial enthusiasm). 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
POETRY 
 
 909 
 
 Reference Class-List of Poets. 
 
 O-The following list includes those British and American Boot* wwl 
 eign poets whose works have been translated into &SSS i OrHical es,,W° rks ^l in ,he lib «T. and also for- 
 the author's works, in the general alphabet, and also .^ koqbaph" |p nI-21™ ,eS WlU be found in connection with 
 
 Abbe (F. R.) 
 Adams (J. Q.) 
 Addison (Joseph). 
 Ago (Felix), pseud. 
 Aikin (John). 
 Akenside (Mark). 
 Akers (Eliz.) 
 Aldrich (Thomas B.) 
 Alexander (Wm., earl 
 
 of Stirling.) 
 Alford (Henry). 
 Alfred (King). 
 Alger (Wm. E.) 
 Allen (P. J.) 
 Allen (Eliz. A.) 
 AUingham (Wm.) 
 Allston (Washington). 
 Alsop (Robert). 
 Anacreon. 
 Angley (J. G.) 
 Anster (John). 
 Anti-Jacobin. 
 Apollonins Bhodius. 
 Apuleius. 
 Ariosto |L.) 
 Aristaenetus. 
 Armstrong (J.) 
 Arnold (George). 
 Arnold (Matthew). 
 Auersperg (A. L., count 
 
 von). 
 Austin (Alfred). 
 Aytoun (Wm. E.) 
 Bailey (Philip James). 
 Baillie (Joanna). 
 Baker (G. A.) 
 Baldwin (J. D.I 
 Ball (A. M. W.) 
 Barbauld (Mrs. A. L.) 
 Barbour (John). 
 Barham (R. H.) 
 Barlow (Joel). 
 Barnes (Wm.) 
 Barrett (E. G. B.) 
 Barton (Bernard). 
 Batchelder (Sam., jr.) 
 Baxter (Richard). 
 Bayley (F. W.N.) 
 Bayly (Anselm). 
 Bayly (Thomas H.) 
 Beach (E. T. P.) 
 Beattie (James). 
 Beattie IJ. H.) 
 Beaumont (Francis). 
 Beaumont (Sir John). 
 Becket (Andrew). 
 Beers (Ethel L.) 
 Beers (Henry A.) 
 Bell (Currer, Ellis, and 
 
 Acton). 
 Bell (Robert). 
 Bellew (J. 0. M.) 
 Belrose (LouiB.j'r.) 
 Bennett (Wm. C.) 
 Bennoch (Francis). 
 Beowulf. 
 
 Beranger (P. J. de). 
 Besant (Walter). 
 Best (Larry). 
 Bethune (E. D.) 
 Bickersteth (E. H.) 
 Bigelow (Jacob). 
 Bion. 
 
 Blackie (J. Stuart). 
 Blacklock (Thomas). 
 Blackmore (Sir R.) 
 Blair (Robert). 
 Blake (Wm.) 
 Bland (Rev. Robert). 
 Bloede. 
 
 Bloomfield (Robert). 
 Bodenham (John). 
 Bodmer (J. J.) 
 Bogart (Eliz.) 
 Boueau-Despreanx (N.) 
 Boker (George H.) 
 Bonaparte (Lucien). 
 Bon Gaultier,psead. 
 Bonar (Henry). 
 Borrow (George). 
 Boswell (Sir Alex.) 
 Bourne (Vincent). 
 Bowles (Wm. L.) 
 Bowring (John). 
 Boyse (Samnel). 
 Brathwait (R.) 
 Bridges (Sallie). 
 
 Brigstocke (T.) 
 
 Brome (Alex.) 
 
 Bronte (Charlotte, Anne, 
 
 and Emily). 
 Brooke (Henry). 
 Brooks (Charles T.) 
 Broome (Wm.) 
 Brown (J. W.) 
 Browne (I. H.) 
 Browne (Wm.) 
 Brownell (H. H.) 
 Browning (Mrs. E. B.) 
 Browning (Robert). 
 Bruce (Michael). 
 Bruce (Robert). 
 Bryant (Wm. O.) 
 Buchanan (Robert). 
 Buckingham (John Shef- 
 field, duke of). 
 Buonarroti (M. A.) 
 Burleigh (Wm. H.) 
 Burns (Robert). 
 Butler (Samnel). 
 Butler (Wm. A.) 
 Byrom (John). 
 Byron (Lord). 
 Oalidasa. 
 OallfW. M.W.) 
 Callimachus. 
 Oalverley (0. S.) 
 Oalvert (George H.) 
 Cambridge (K. O.) 
 Camoens (Luis de). ' 
 Campbel' (Thomas). 
 Canning (George). 
 Carew (Thomas). 
 Carey (H. M.) 
 Carlen (J. G.) 
 Carlton (Will).' 
 Carlyle (John D.) 
 Carpenter (J. E.) 
 Carroll (Lewis, pseud.) 
 Carteromaco fpseud.) See 
 
 Forteguerri (N.) 
 Cartwright (William). 
 Cary (Alice). 
 Cary (Phoebe). 
 Case (Wm.) 
 Casti (Giambattista). 
 Catullus. 
 
 Caustic (Ohristo^h., pseud.) 
 Cawthorn (J.) 
 Chadwick (John W.) 
 Ohallen (J.) 
 Chalmers (Alexander). 
 Chambers (Robert). 
 Changed cross. 
 Charming (Wm. E.) 
 Chapone (Mrs. H. M.) 
 Chapter (The). 
 Chatterton (Thomas). 
 Chaucer (Geoffrey). 
 Child-nature. 
 Chimasia. 
 Christmas tyde. 
 Christopher Caustic, pseud. 
 Churchill (Charles). 
 Churchyard (Thomas). 
 City's heart (The). 
 Clark (John). 
 Clarke (C. C.) 
 Clarke (M. 0.) 
 Olaudian. 
 Oleanthes. 
 
 Oleaveland (Mrs. E. H. J.) 
 Clio and Strephon (Epistles 
 
 of). 
 Clive (Mrs. C. W.) 
 Olough (Arthur Hugh). 
 Cobb (Isaac). 
 Coleridge (Hartley). 
 Coleridge (Samuel T.) 
 Collins (William). 
 Colman (J. F ) 
 Oolton (Rev. Charles). 
 Coluthus. 
 Combe (Wm.) 
 Congreve (William). 
 Conrad (R. T.) 
 Cook (Eliza). . 
 Cook (Eeningale R.) 
 Cooke (Philip P. 
 Cooper (J. G.) 
 Cooper (Miss S. F.) 
 Corbet (Richard). 
 Cornwall (Barry, pseud.) 
 Oostello (L. S.) 
 
 Cottle (Joseph). 
 Cotton (Charles). 
 Cotton (Nathaniel). 
 Courthope (W. J.) 
 Cowley (Abraham). 
 Oowper (William). 
 Coxe (A. C.) 
 Orabb (George). 
 Craig (Isa). 
 Oraik (Mrs. D. M. M.) 
 Oranch (Christopher P.) 
 Orashaw ("Richard). 
 Crawley (Richard). 
 Croly (Rev. George). 
 Croswell (Rev. Wm.) 
 Cumberland (Richard). 
 Cunningham (Allan). 
 Cunningham (John). 
 Curwen (Harry). 
 Dagnall (John M.) 
 Dana (Richard H.) 
 Daniel (Samuel). 
 Dante Alighieri. 
 Darwin (Erastus). 
 Davenant (Sir Wm.) 
 Davidson (L. M.) 
 Davidson (M. M.) 
 Davies (Sir John). 
 DeLeon (T. C.) 
 Denham (John). 
 Dennis (John). 
 De Vere (Aubrey). 
 Dibdin (Charles). 
 Dibdin (Thomas). 
 Dies irse. 
 
 Dighy (Kenelm H.) 
 Dillon (Wentworth, 
 earl of Roscommon). 
 Disraeli (Benj.) 
 Dobell (Sydney). 
 Dodge (Mary Mapes). 
 Dodd (William). 
 Dodsley (Robert). 
 Doesticks (Q. K. P., pseud.) 
 Donne (John). 
 Dorr (Mrs. J. C. R.) 
 Dorset (Earl of). 
 Doyle (Sir F. H.) 
 Drake (J. Rodman). 
 Drayton (Michael). 
 Drummond (William). 
 Dryden (John). 
 Du Bartas (G. de S., sieur). 
 Dubois (Patterson). 
 Duke (Richard). 
 Duryee (Job). 
 Dyce (Rev. Alexander) 
 Dyer (John). 
 Dyer (Samuel). 
 Eagles (Rev. John). 
 Edwards (Amelia B.) 
 Eliot (George, pseud.) 
 Elliot (Ebenezer). 
 Ellis (George). 
 Emerson (N. S.) 
 Emerson (R. W.) 
 Emmons (William). 
 Epistles of Clio and 
 
 Strephon. 
 Erceldoune (Thomas of). 
 Euripides. 
 Evans (Rev. Evan). 
 Everett (Alex. H.) 
 Faber (Rev. F. W.) 
 Fairfield (Sumner L.) 
 Falconer (William). 
 Fane (Violet). 
 Fawcett (Edgar). 
 Fawkes (Francis). 
 Felton (John B.) 
 Fenton (Elijah). 
 Fergusson (Robert). 
 Fessenden (T. G.) 
 Fielding (Henry). 
 Fitz-Gerald (M. P.) 
 Fletcher (Giles). 
 Fletcher (Pliineas). 
 Fontaine (Francis). 
 Ford (Emily E.) 
 Forteguerri (Niccolo). 
 Foxton (E., pseud.) 
 Freiligrath (Ferdinand). 
 Freneau (Philip). 
 Friswell (J. Hain). 
 Frithiof s saga. 
 Frothingham (N. L.) 
 Fullom (Stephen W.) 
 
 Gait (John). 
 Garcilasso de.la Vega 
 Gardette (C. D.) 
 Gardner (Celia E.) 
 Garrick (David). 
 Garrison (Wm. Lloyd). 
 Garth (Samuel). 
 Gascoigne (George) 
 Gay (John). 
 Genin (Thomas H.) 
 Gessner (Salomon). 
 Gilbert (W. S.) 
 Gilder (R. W.) 
 Gilman (Caroline). 
 Gisborne (Thomas). 
 Glapthorne (Henry). 
 Glover (Richard). 
 Goethe (J. W. von). 
 Goldsmith (Oliver). 
 Goodale (Elaine and 
 
 Dora Read). 
 Goodwin (E. C.) 
 Googe (Barnaby). 
 Gosse (Edmund W.) 
 Gould (Miss H. F.) 
 Gould (S. Baring). 
 Gower (John). 
 Grainger (James). 
 Granville (George, lord 
 
 Lyttleton). 
 Gray (Thomas). 
 Grayson (Wm. S.) 
 Green (Matthew). 
 Greenleaf (L. N.) 
 Greenwell (Dora). 
 Greenwood (Grace, pseud.) 
 Griffiin (Gerald). 
 Griffith (R. T. H.) 
 Habington (Wm.) 
 Hafiz. 
 
 Hagerman (S. Miller' 
 Halifax (Earl of). 
 Hall (Joseph). 
 Halleck (Fitz Greene). 
 Halpine (Charles G.) 
 Hamerton (P. G.) 
 Hamilton (William). 
 Hammond (James). 
 Hankinson (T. E.) 
 Hannah (James). 
 Harris |W. R.) 
 Harte (Bret). 
 Harte (Walter). 
 Harry. 
 
 Harvey (John). 
 Hastings (Lady Flora). 
 Hay (John). 
 
 Haydn and other poems. 
 Hayes (Edward). 
 Hayne (Paul H.) 
 Heath (George). 
 Heber (Reginald). 
 Heine (Heinrich). 
 Hemans (Mrs. Felicia). 
 Hemenway (A. M.I 
 Henry (the minstrel). 
 Herbert (George). 
 Herd (David). 
 Herrick (Robert). 
 Hervey (T. K.) 
 Hesiod. 
 
 Heywood (Thomas). 
 Hill (George). 
 Hogg (James). 
 Hogg (Thomas). 
 Hole (Richard). 
 Holland (J. G.) 
 Holmes (Oliver W.) 
 Homer. 
 
 Hood (Thomas). 
 Hopkinson (Francis). 
 Hopper (Edward). 
 Horace. 
 Home (R. H.) 
 Horrocks (J. D.) 
 Hosmer (Burr G.) 
 Hosmer (Wm. H. C.) 
 Howard (Henry, earl of 
 
 Surrey). 
 Howarth (E. C.) 
 Howe (J. W.) 
 Howells (Wm. D.) 
 Howitt (Mrs. Mary). 
 Howitt (William). 
 Hows (J. W. S.) 
 Hughes (John) 
 Hunt (Helen). 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
910 
 
 POETRY : Reference Class-List of Poets. 
 
 Hunt (J. H. Leigh). 
 Hurdis (Rev. James). 
 Imogen and other poems. 
 Ingelow (Miss Jean). 
 Ingoldsby (Thomas, pseud.) 
 Jago (Richard). 
 James I. (King of Scotland). 
 Janvier (F. de Haes). 
 Jenyns (Soame). 
 Johannes Secundus. 
 John Jerningham's 
 
 journal. 
 Johnson (Samuel). 
 Johnstone (Rev. James). 
 Jones (Ernest). 
 Jones (John). 
 Jones (Sir William). 
 Jonson (Ben). 
 Joyce (W. D.) 
 Judd (Samuel). 
 Judson (Emily C.) 
 Juvenal. 
 Kalevala. 
 Kalidasa. 
 Keats (John). 
 Keble (Rev. John). 
 Kemblc (Frances A.) 
 Kendall (Timothy.) 
 Kenealy (E. V.) 
 Kennedy (James). 
 Kennett (Basil). 
 Kenney (J. H.) 
 Kent (Charles). 
 Kentish (Mrs. — ). 
 Kimball (Harriet McE.) 
 King (William). 
 Kingsley (Charles). 
 Kinney (E. C.) 
 Kirkland (Mrs. C. M.) 
 Klopstook (F. T.) 
 Knox (Vicesimus). 
 KnoK-Oraig (Mrs. I.) 
 Kormac. 
 Korner (0. T.) 
 Kortum (0. A.) 
 Kroeger (A. E.) 
 Krasinski (Sigismund). . 
 La Fontaine (Jean de). 
 Lamartine (A. de). 
 Lamb (Charles). 
 Lambert (C. B.) 
 Landis (R. W.) 
 Landon (L. E.) 
 Landor (W. S.) 
 Langhorne (John). 
 Lanier (Sidney). 
 Lansdowne (Lord). 
 Larcom (Lucy). 
 Lawson (James). 
 Leighton (Robert). 
 Leighton (Wm.) 
 Leland (Charles G.) 
 Lewes (Mrs. M. E.) 
 Lewis (Alonzo). 
 Lewis (Mrs. Anna E.) 
 Lewis (Matthew Gregory). 
 Lilliput levee. 
 Lippincott (Mrs. S. J.) 
 Lloyd (Robert). 
 Lloyd (S. H.) 
 Locker (Frederick). 
 Lockhart (John G.) 
 Lockwood (Henry). 
 Lodbroc. 
 Logan (John). 
 Longfellow (Henry W.) 
 Lovelace (Richard). 
 Lover (Samuel). 
 Lovibond (Edward). 
 Lowell (James Russell). 
 Lowell (Rev. R. T. S.) 
 Lucanus. 
 
 Lucretius Carus (Titus). 
 Lyndsay (Sir David). 
 Lyrics of a day. 
 Lyttleton (George, lord). 
 Lytton (Sir E. Bulwer). 
 Lytton (Robert Bulwer). 
 Macauley (T. B.) 
 M'Carthy (D. F.) 
 MCreery (John). 
 Mac Donald (George). 
 Mc Donald (Mrs. M. N.) 
 Mackay (Charles). 
 Mac Kellar (Thomas). 
 Macneill (Hector). 
 MacPherson (James). 
 Maginn (Wm.) 
 Mallett (David). 
 Mangan (J. C.) 
 Manilius. 
 
 Mark ham (Gervaise). 
 Marston (P. B.) 
 Martin (John). 
 
 Marvell (Andrew). 
 Marvin (F. R.) 
 Mary, (queen of Scots). 
 Mason (Rev. Wm.) 
 Massey (Gerald). 
 Matthias (T.J.) 
 Megha Duta. 
 Melville (Herman). 
 Menander. 
 Menken (A. I.) 
 Meredith (Owen). 
 Merivale (John H.) 
 Michael Angelo. 
 Michell (Nicholas). 
 Mickle (Wm. J.) 
 Miller (Joaquin). 
 Milman (Henry Hart). 
 Milnes (R. Monckton). 
 Milton (John). 
 Milton (M. S.) 
 Minnesingers. 
 Mistral (Fr.) 
 Mrs. Jerningham's 
 
 journal. 
 Mitford (Rev. John). 
 Moile (N. T.) 
 Montague (Ch., earl of 
 
 Halifax). 
 Montgomery (James). 
 Montgomery (Robert). 
 Moon (G. Washington). 
 Moore (Edward). 
 Moore (Rev. James L.) 
 Moore (Thomas). 
 More (Hannah). 
 Morning watch. 
 Morris (Capt. Charles). 
 Morris (George P.) 
 Morris (Rev. John B.) 
 Morris (William). 
 Morse (O. A.) 
 Moschus. 
 
 Motherwell (William). 
 Moulton (Louise 
 
 Chandler). 
 Mullen (Samuel). 
 Mulock (Miss D. M.) 
 Murphy (Arthur). 
 Murray (E. C. G.) 
 Murray (George). 
 Musebus. 
 Myers (Ernest). 
 Myers (F. W. H.) 
 Nack (James). 
 Nairne (C. O., baroness). 
 Neele (Henry). 
 New-fashioned girl (The). 
 Newell (R. H.) 
 Newman (J. H.) 
 Nibelungenlied. 
 Noel (Hon. Roden). 
 Norton (Mrs. Caroline). 
 Octavian (Romance of) 
 (EhlenschlEeger (A.) 
 Oldham (John). 
 Oliphant (Caroline). 
 Olive (The) and the pine. 
 Olrig Grange. 
 O'Reilly (John Boyle). 
 O'Reilly (Miles, pseud). 
 O'Shaughnessy (A. W. E.) 
 Osborne (Laughton). 
 Osgood (Frances S.) 
 Ossian. 
 
 Otway (Thomas). 
 Our little one, etc. 
 Out croppings. 
 Overbury (Sir Thomas). 
 Ovidius Naso (P.) 
 Paine (Robert Treat, jr.) 
 Palfrey (Miss Sarah H.) 
 Palgrave (Francis T.) 
 Palmer (Ray). 
 Palmer (Roundel). 
 Parker (Henry W.) 
 Parnell (Thomas). 
 Parry (Rev. J. D.) 
 Parsons (Thomas W.) 
 Fasquin (Anthony, pseud.) 
 Patmore (Coventry). 
 Pattison (William). 
 Peacock (Thomas L.) 
 Peak (Gavilan). 
 Pennell (H.Cholmondeley). 
 Percival (James G.) 
 Percy (Florence, pseud.) 
 Percy (Bp. Thomas). 
 Perry (Nora). 
 Persius Flaccus (Aulus). 
 Petrarca (Francesco). 
 Fetronius Arbiter (Titus). 
 Phelps (Eliz. S.) 
 Philips (Ambrose). 
 Phillips (John). 
 
 Phillips (Richard). 
 Piatt (John James). 
 Piatt (Mrs. S. M. B.) 
 Pierpont (John). 
 Piers Ploughman. 
 Pindar. 
 
 Pindar (C. L., pseud.) 
 Pindar (Peter, pseud.) 
 Poe (Edgar A.) 
 Poems, by a South 
 
 Carolinian. 
 Poems : by Nobody. 
 Folignac (Melchior de). 
 Pollock (Robert). 
 Fomfret (John). 
 Popes' ( Alexander). 
 Praed (Wm. M.) 
 Press (The). 
 Preston (Margaret J.) 
 Prince (J. C.) 
 Prior (Mathew). 
 Prior (R. C. A.) 
 Procter (Adelaide A.) 
 Procter (Barry W.) 
 Proctor (Edna D.) 
 Propertius (S. A.) 
 Puttenham (George). 
 Putnam (S. P.) 
 Quarles (Francis). 
 Quincy (J. P.) 
 Quintus Smyrnceus. 
 Radcliffe (Anne). 
 Raleigh (Sir Walter). 
 Ramayana. 
 Ramsay (Allen). 
 Rands (W. B.) 
 Raymond (George L.) 
 Read (Thomas Buchanan). 
 Reade (Compton). 
 Reade (J. E.) 
 Redden (Laura C.) 
 Remington (A. G.) 
 Reynard the fox. 
 Rice (Harvey). 
 Richards (A. B.) 
 Richards (Wm. C.) 
 Richardson (Abby S.) 
 Richardson (Frederika). 
 Richardson (John). 
 Roberts (W. H.) 
 Robinson (Clement). 
 Rochester (Earl of). 
 Rogers (Samuel). 
 Rolliad (The). 
 Rollins (Alice Wellington). 
 Roscoe (William). 
 Roscommon (Earl of). 
 Rossetti (Christina G.) 
 Rossetti (Dante Gabriel). | 
 Rough sketches of Bath. 
 Rowe (Nicholas). 
 Russell (Thomas). 
 Rustic rhymes. 
 Sackville (Charles, earl of 
 
 Dorset). 
 Sadi. 
 
 Ssemund the learned. 
 Saint Abe and his seven 
 
 wives. 
 Sandys (George). 
 Sappho. 
 Sargent (Epes). 
 Saunders (Frederick). 
 Savage (Richard). 
 Saxe (John G.) 
 Schafer (G. L. I.) 
 Scheffel (J. V.) 
 Shelley (Percy B.) 
 Schiller (J. C. F. von). 
 Scott (John). 
 Scott (Sir Walter). 
 Secundus (Joannes). 
 Segur (Noel). 
 Seneca (L. A.) 
 Shakspere (William). 
 Shaw (Cuthbert). 
 Shee (Martin A.J 
 Sheffield (J., duke of 
 
 JSucJcingham). 
 Shelton (Fred. W.) 
 Shenstone (Wm.) 
 Sherburne (Sir Edward). 
 Sidney (Sir Philip). 
 Sigoarney (Mrs. L. H.) 
 Silius Italicus (Caius). 
 Sill (E. R.) 
 Silsbee (Mrs. — ) 
 Simms (Wm. G.) 
 Skelton (John). 
 Smart (Christopher). 
 Smedley (Monella B.) 
 Smith (Alexander). 
 Smith (Rev. C. L.) 
 Smith [Miss Elizabeth). 
 
 Smith (Edmund). 
 Smith (Horace and James) 
 Smith (J. T.) 
 Smollett (Tobias). 
 Snelling (W. J.) 
 Sombre (Samuel, pseud.) 
 Somerville (William). 
 Sophocles. 
 Southey (Caroline.) 
 Southey (Robert). 
 Southwell (Robert). 
 Spenser (Edmund). 
 Sprague (Charles). 
 Sprat (Thomas). 
 Statins. 
 
 Stedman (E. C.) 
 Stephens (J. B.) 
 Stepney (George). 
 Sterling (John). 
 Stirling (W. A., earl of). 
 Sterry (J. Ashby). 
 Stoddard (K. H.) 
 Storer (Thomas). 
 Story (Wm. W). 
 Stowe (Harriet B.) 
 Stratford de Redcliffe (S.C.) 
 Street (Alfred B.) 
 Strong (Latham C.) 
 Struthers (John). 
 Suckling (Sir John). 
 Sulpicia. 
 
 Surrey (H. Howard, earl of). 
 Swain (Charles). 
 Swift (Jonathan). 
 Swinburne (A. C.) 
 Sylvester (Joshua). 
 Talfourd (T. N.) 
 Tappan (Wm. B.) 
 Tasso (Torquato). 
 Tassoni (A.) 
 Tatham (Emma). 
 Taylor (Bayard). 
 Taylor (Ben. F.) 
 Taylor (Emily). 
 Taylor (Henry). 
 Taylor (John, the water 
 
 poet). 
 Taylor (J. E.) 
 Taylor (Tom). 
 Taylor (Thomas). 
 Taylor (William). 
 Tegner (Esaias). 
 Temple (N.) ami Trevor (E.| 
 Tennyson (Alfred). 
 Terence. 
 Terry (Rose). 
 Thackeray (W. M.) 
 Thaxter (Celia). 
 Theocritus. 
 Theognis. 
 
 Thomas of Erceldoune. 
 Thompson (Mortimer M.) 
 Thompson (M. N.) 
 Thompson (William). 
 Thompson (James). 
 Tibullus. 
 Tickell (Thomas). 
 Tilton (Theodore). 
 Timrod (Henry), 
 Tonna (Mrs. C. E.) 
 Trench (Kichard 0.) 
 Trevelyan (G. O.) 
 Trumbull (John). 
 Tuckerman (Frederick G). 
 Tuckerman (Henry T.) 
 Tupper (E. I.) 
 Tupper (Martin Farquhar). 
 Turberville (George). 
 Turner (Rev. Charles). 
 Tusser (Thomas). 
 Tyrtaeus. 
 Tytler (Henry W.) 
 Valmiki. 
 Vaniere (J.) 
 Vaughan (Henry). 
 Vaughan (Robert A.) 
 Very (Jones). 
 Vida. 
 Virgil. 
 
 Voltaire (F. M. A. de). 
 Voss (J. H.) 
 Waller (Edward). 
 Waller (John Francis). 
 Wa-Wa-Wanda. 
 Walpole (Robert). 
 Walsh (William). 
 Ward (Edward). 
 Ward (Samuel), 
 Ward (Thomas). 
 Ware (Henry, jr.) 
 Warner (William). 
 Warren (Mrs. Mercy). 
 Warton (Joseph). 
 Warton (Thomas). 
 
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POETRY - POLITICAL ECONOMY 
 
 911 
 
 Watson (J. W.) 
 Watson (Tbomas). 
 Watts (Isaac). 
 Webster (Auguata). 
 Weeks (E. K.) 
 Weld (H. HO 
 Wellesley (Henry). 
 West (Gilbert). 
 Wharton (Sir George). 
 Wheelwright (0. A.) 
 White (Mrs. A. B.) 
 White (Henry Kivke). 
 
 White rose and red. 
 
 Whitehead (William). 
 
 Whitehead (Paul). 
 
 Whitman (Walt). 
 
 Whitney (Anne). 
 
 Whitney (Mrs. A. D. 
 
 Whittier (John G.) 
 
 Wieland (C. M.) 
 
 Wilkie (William). 
 
 Williams (Helen Maria). 
 
 Williams (Rev. Isaac). 
 
 Williams (John). 
 
 ■T.) 
 
 Williams (Sarah). 
 Willis (Nathaniel P.) 
 Wilmot (John, earl of 
 
 Rochester). 
 Wilson (Pi-of. John). 
 Winter (William). 
 Wither (George). 
 Wolcott (John). 
 Wolfe (Charles), 
 Woodworth (Samuel). 
 Woolner (Thomas). 
 Woolson (Constance 
 
 Fenimore). 
 Wordsworth (William). 
 Work (H. C.) 
 Worsley (P. S.) 
 Wotton (Sir Henry). 
 Wright (Wm. B.) 
 Wyat (Sir Tbomas). 
 Wycherley (William). 
 Yalden; (Thomas). 
 Young (Edward). 
 Yriarte (Tomas de). 
 Zepheria. 
 
 Poet's bazaar. See Andersen (H. C.) 1871 964.25 
 
 Forf. corner. Bellew (J. 0. M.) 1868 1676.23 
 
 Poet's journal. See Taylor (Bayard. 1692.18 
 
 PoeL and novelists lee Smith (George B.) . . . . 8251.11 
 Pnpts and poetry of America. See Griswold (B. W.) 1858. 
 Poets and poetry of the West. See Coggeshall (W. T.) 1860. 
 Poets laureate. See Austin (W. S.) and Halph (J.) Lives etc. 
 Poet! ofthe 19th century. See Wilmott (E. A.) 1866. 1696.21 
 Foey (Andres). New classification of clouds. [In Sm. rep., 
 
 1870 1 ...•• • • • o93t>,25 
 
 FoeeendorfflJohanu Christian). The galvanometer as a meas- 
 gg nrin7 instrument. [In Sm. report, 1859.] . . 3936.14 
 
 Poinsett (Joel E.) On the Mexican republic. [In De Bow (J. D. 
 
 F0 B ) indust. resources, etc.. v. 2, 1852, p. 85-92.] . 5926.26 
 
 — Herring (J.) and Longacre (J. B.) Nat. portr. gal., v. 1, 1834. 
 
 Poinsot ( — ). [Georges d'Heilly, pseud.] Diction- 
 naire des pseudonymes. P., 1868. 16]. . 2761. '20 
 
 Point lace and diamonds. See Baker (Geo. A.) 1875. . 1613.34 
 
 Pointed papers for the christian life. See Cnyler (T. L.) 1878. 
 
 Poisonsand Poisoning. See Law (Medical jurisprudent :, p. 689); 
 —Medicine (Medical jurisprudence, p. 762) ;— Medical bot- 
 any, p. 762 .—Medical Zoology; p. 762);— Botany (Poisonous 
 plants, p. 225). 
 
 Poitevin (Prosper). Choix de lectures de la litter- 
 ature francaise du 19e siecle. 2 v. Londres, 
 1869. 12°. 7032.23 
 
 Poitou (Eugene) Portraits litteraires et philoso- 
 phises Paris, 1868. 16° 7048.03 
 
 Contents :— Le due de Saint-Simon. Vauvenargues. Bal- 
 zac. Alfred de Musset. De Tocg.ueville. Lacordaire. 
 
 Laboulaye. Les nouveaux historiens de la Terreur. Gui- 
 zot. Victor Cousin. 
 
 — Spain and its people, [anon.] "With 150 illus. by 
 
 V. Foulquier. London, 1872. 12°. . . 981.15 
 See New monthly mag., Nov., 1859 (Eugene Poitou on 
 
 demoralizing French literature). 
 Poke Moonshine. See Strong (L. C.) 1878. .... 1687.32 
 Poland. See Countries (Poland, p. 359). 
 Polaris expedition. Blake (E. V.) Arctio experiences. 1874. 1144.11 
 
 — United States Navy Dept. Polaris exped. Scientific results of 
 
 the U. S. Arctic expedition. Steamer Polaris, v. 1. 1876. 
 Polarization of light. See Physics (Light, p, 868). 
 Pole (William). Cornish pumping engine. [In Weale's quar. 
 
 papers, v. 67. , 3918.16 
 
 Pole (Wm.) Theory of whist. L., 1870. 16° . 4611.29 
 
 Same. New York, 1872. 16° ... . 4611.29a 
 
 Same. New York, 1879. 16° 4611.29b 
 
 Poletica (P.) A sketch of the internal condition of 
 the United States and of their political relations 
 with Europe. By a Russian. From the French. 
 
 Baltimore, 1826. 8° 1135.10 
 
 Police. See Law (Police, p. 690). 
 
 Polidori (John Wm.) On the punishment of death. [In Pam- 
 phleteer, v. 8, 1816.] ... . , 6058.08 
 
 Polignac (Card. Melchior de). Anti-Lucretius, sive 
 
 de Deo et natura. 2 v. Parisiis, 1749. 16° 1676.21 
 
 Polite letter writer, business, etiquette and courtship, [anon.] 
 
 Boston, [«. d.] 32° 3267.11 
 
 Polite philosopher ; the art which makes a man hap- 
 py and agreeable to others. New ed. London, 
 
 [17-.] 18° 5435.32 
 
 Politeness. See Etiquette (p. 449). 
 
 Politeuphuia, wits' commonwealth. See Ling or Lynge (N.) 
 
 Political adventures of lord Beaconsfield. N. Y., 
 
 [1878.] 12° ... 3021.19 
 
 Political economy of art. See Huskin (John). 1858. . I* 1112 
 Political mirror; or review of Jacksonism. New York, 
 
 1835. 18° 5725.17 
 
 Political mischiefs of popery. From the ed. of 1698, 
 ed. by J. Tela [pseud, of Jos. Webb]. London, 
 
 1818, 8° 3613.01 
 
 Political portraits. See Playfair (Wm.) 3v. 1813. . . 3216.14 
 Political portraits. By a prominent London jour- 
 nalist. Phila., 1873. 16° ... . 3252.28 
 Political primer ; or road to public honours. [Anon. ] 
 
 London, 1826. 12.° 5713 12 
 
 Political romanism. See Hughey (G. W.) 1872 . . 3424.14 
 Political science. See Government and Politics (p. 584) 
 Political text book. See Oluskey (M. W.) 1860. . . . 
 Political women. See Menzies (S.) 2 v. 1873. .... 
 
 6710.62 
 2361.76 
 
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 I. Bibliography of political econo^y.-UBictio^riesofpom^econ^-^ ^g£%g£S^J£& 
 andpromncc.-V. Moral aspecU of political economy andtrade-Vl. ^" a l (p 916i.-2 Commerce and trade (p. 915).- 
 912).-VI1I. Miscdlarieom essays (p.915).-IX. Various branches^ 1- 0a P lta l *■»" >• * 91 6)._7. Free trade and Protec- 
 3. Competition (p. 916).-^. Corn-laws (p. 916).-5. Credit ^^^-^fXs^nifns Strikes, The International, etc. 
 tion (p.917).-8. Labor and Capital : Wages problem, C °-°P^ a *'° n ' j ^.heine P- 918).- 11. Money, Currency, 
 (p. 917).-9. Laissez-faire (p. 918).-10. Land-systems and A ^'°!i"" r p a ' w . e ",? a "°| s finance (p. 919J.-12. National 
 Banks and Banking, Gold and Silver Bi-.metallism, Bullion and ro"ign ^changes ^inan «• '_ 1S _ Prices ( 
 debts (p. 922).-13. Panics and speculative „ mai ? as L p - 9 ? 3l ~lt tVft 9241 -19 Statistics (p 924).-20. Stocks and 
 9231.-16. Property (p. 923).-17. Kent (p 924). -18. Savings bantaft.. 9241 ^ 19. S«t«uc tf 92 4) ._ 24 . UsurT (p . 
 Stock dealing (p. 924).— 21. Supply and demand (p. 924).— 22. larins (p. ».»). 
 924).-25. Value (p. 925).-26. Wealth (p. 925). Annuities (o 291— Arts ( Useful : Manu- 
 
 «-See also, in the general alphabet the follounng •*»*£» fig™ T^TS^i-Vital statistics, 
 /actores (p. 44);— Business (p. 245);— Insurance (p. 646);— Social scienc 
 
 I. Bibliography of Political Economy. 
 
 McOulloch (J.B.) Literature of political economy. 
 1845. . 2722.31. 
 
 n. Dictionaries of Political Economy. 
 
 Standard library cyclopaedia : civil administration, po- 
 litical economy, finance, commerce, etc. 4 v. 
 London, Bofcn, 1848, 12.° 5714.15 
 
 III. History of Political Economy. 
 Blanqui (J. A.) History of political economy in Eu- 
 rope. Tr. by E. J. Leonard, with introd. by D. 
 
 A. Wells. N. Y., 1880. 8° 5914.12 
 
 Note.— 'This important work, by one of the ablest econo- 
 mists of this century, embraces an account of the econo- 
 
 ia*,,b and svstems that have prevailed in Europe 
 rrom the time? of the Greeks and Eomans to the present 
 feneration and of the causes which have produced the 
 !„cc"sWe modifications in civil, industrial, and commer- 
 cial ideas, and in governmental policy. 
 
 Richer (W.) Principles of political economy with 
 an essay on the historical method. 2 v 6918.06 
 anebB *£ f ■ Europe since the 16th 
 
 Twiss (2.) J ™?! 1 j r is ' . 5913.16 
 
 1876 (Economic science in America, I™ 187 "' J %?",<£{ 
 i? Z-h?W\. statistical soc. of London. Journal, v. 24, 18bi 
 ^-ogress of economic science during the last 30 years, by 
 W.Newmarch). 
 
 masking for hook, use the "Book Order." giving th. AUTHOK'S VAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBEH. 
 
912 POLITICAL ECONOMY: Method, Morals, Periodicals, Systematic. 
 
 IV. Meihod and Province of Political Economy. 
 
 Bagehot ( W.) The postulates of English political economy ; 2 
 
 art. [In Fortnightly rev., May, 1876], 
 Bailey (S.) On the science of pol. economy. [In his Discourses, 
 
 1852 ; p. 106-129.] 2517.05 
 
 Clark {J. B.) Unrecognized forces in pol. econ. [In New Eng- 
 ender, Oct., 1877.] 
 Harrison [F.) Limits of political economy. [In Fortnightly 
 
 rev., v. 1, 1865.] 
 Jevons (IF. S.) Future of political economy. [In Fortn. rev., 
 
 Nov., 1876.] 
 — Theory of political economy. 1871. . . . 5927.29 
 Macleod (H. D.) What is political economy 1 [In Contemp. rev., 
 
 May, 1875.] 
 Newcomb (Simon). Method and province of pol. econ. [In N. A. 
 
 rev., Oct., 1875.] 
 Price (Bonamy). Is political economy a science ? [In N. A. rev., 
 
 Dec, 1879.] 
 
 V. Moral aspects of Political Economy and Trade. 
 &£-See Business [Morals of, p. 245 of Catalogue); also Fra- 
 ser, Oct., 1877 (Some of the moral aspects of pol. econ.); 
 Mind, v. 3, 1878 (Pol. econ. as a moral science, by W. Cun- 
 ningham); Nat. rev., v. 14, 1862; Nat. quar. rev., Sept., 
 1876 (Ethics of Trade); New Englander, v. 21, 1862 (Laws 
 of pol. econ. in their moral relations, by J. Bascom); 
 Westm. rev., v. 71, 1859 or Littell, 1859, v. 2 (Morals of 
 trade, by Herbert Spencer ; repr. in his Essays). 
 
 VI. Periodicals. 
 
 [ See also under Statistics (p. 923).] 
 
 Banker's almanac Ed. by I. Smith Homans. 1855, 
 
 57, 64, 69, 71-74. 8 v. N. Y, 1856-74. 8°. 5921.05 
 Bankers' magazine and commercial digest, v. 1-39. 
 
 London, 1844-79. 8° 8021.01 
 
 Bankers' magazine and statistical register. Ed. by I. 
 
 S. Homans. v. 1-2, Baltimore ; 3-6, Boston ; 7- 
 
 33, New York. 33 v. 1847-79. 8°. . . 8023.01 
 Commercial and financial chronicle, v. 9-29, 1869-79. 
 
 N. Y., 1869-79. fol. G. 
 
 Be Bow's commercial review of the South and West. 
 
 v. 1-5, 11, 13-21. New Orleans and "Washington, 
 
 1846-56. 8° 8055.01 
 
 Same. After the war series, v. 1-4. Nashville, 
 
 1866. 8° 8055.36 
 
 Economist ( The), weekly commercial times, banker's 
 
 gazette, and railway monitor, v. 1-37, 1843-79. 
 
 London, 1854-79. fol. G. 
 
 Hunt's merchant's magazine and commercial review. 
 
 63 v. N. Y , 1839-70. 8° 8091.01 
 
 Note. — Merged in Commercial and financial chronicle. 
 Hunt's merchant's magazine year book. N. Y., 1871. 8° 
 New York social science review. Ed. by A. Delmar 
 
 and S. Stern, v. 1. 1865. N. Y., 1866. 8°. 
 
 VH. Systematic and General Works. 
 
 About (E) Hand book of social economy. 1873. 5911.28 
 
 Benlham (J. ) Manual of political economy. [In his 
 
 Works, v. 3 (9).] 6016.03 
 
 Note. — Not a popular manual. 
 
 Bowen {F.) American political economy. 1870. 5913.23 
 Note. — A systematic treatise of moderately protectionist 
 views. The chapters on money, banks, the national bank- 
 ing system, national debt, taxation, free trade and the pro- 
 tective syBtem, have special reference to the circum- 
 stances and wants of the United States. 
 
 Burton (J. H. ) Political and social economy : its prac- 
 tical applications. 1849 5912.24 
 
 Contents : Labour (p. 11-41). Production (p. 41-66). 
 Wealth and property (p. 67-71). The poor and the rich 
 (p. 68-89). Capital (p. 90-107). The working classes and 
 their duties to themselves (p. 108-137). Duties of wealth 
 (p. 138-177). Duties of landed property (p. 178-202). Popu- 
 lation (p. 203-221). Artificial systems, socialist and com- 
 munal (p. 228-261). Function of the state (p. 252-270 293- 
 309). Education (p. 271-292). Pauperism and poor-law (p 
 309-334). Emigration (p. 335-345). 
 
 Gairnes (J. E. ) Character and logical method of po- 
 litical economy. 2d ed. 1875. . . . 5912.31 
 Note.— An endeavor to ascertain and clearly state the 
 character of polit'cal economy as conceived by Smith 
 Malthus, Eicardo, Mill, and their school. Ch. vii and 
 vtii explain and defend the ■ Malthusian doctrine of popu- 
 lation' and ' Kicardo's theory of rent.' 
 
 — Essays in political economy. 1873. . . . 5927.26 
 Contents : Essays towards a solution of the gold ques- 
 tion. Co-operation in the slate quarries of North Wales. 
 Political economy and land. Political economy and laissez- 
 faire. M. Comte and political economy. Bastiat. Pro- 
 ducts and prices. 
 
 — New theories in political economy. [In Fortnightly rev v 
 
 17, 1852.] _ 
 
 — Some leading principles of political economy new- 
 
 ly expounded. 1874 5912.27 
 
 Note.— While agreeing with general course of procedure 
 and final conclusions of Adam Smith, Malthus, Ricardo, 
 and Mill, this eminent writer joins issue with them on 
 some important intermediate principles. 
 
 Contents : Value (p. 11-148). Labor and capital ; wages 
 (p. 147-213). Trades-unionism (p. 214-296). International 
 trade : comparative cost (p. 297-312); its relation to the 
 rate of wages (p. 319-341). International values (p. 342- 
 374). Free trade and protection (p. 376-406). 
 Carey (H. C.) Manual of social science ; a condensa- 
 tion of [the] 'Principles of social science,' by K 
 McKean. 1866 5912.04 
 
 — Principles of social science. 3 v. 1858. .5913.01 
 
 Note.— Carey is strongly protectionist in his views, and 
 is antagonistic to the ' English' school of economists in 
 respect to production and population, land and rent, cur- 
 rency, and other points. 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Of science and its methods (p. 9-40). Of 
 -man (p. 41-63). Of increase in the numbers of mankind 
 (p. 64-138). Of value (p. 147-180). Of wealth (p. 181-197). 
 Of the formation of society (p. 198-233). Of appropriation 
 (p. 234-260). Of changes of matter in place — distribution, 
 commerce, etc., (p. 263-380). Of mechanical and chemical 
 changes in the forms of matter (attacks the British system 
 of trade and social system), p. 381-474. 2. Of vital 
 changes of form [agriculture, land systems, and labor] (p. 
 17-292). Of the instrument of association [money, cur- 
 rency, banking] (p. 293-480). 3. Of production and con- 
 sumption (p. 17-44). Of accumulation (p. 48-74). Of cir- 
 culation (p. 75-108). Of distribution ; wages, profit, inter- 
 est, rents, revenue, taxation (p. 109-208). Of concentration 
 and centralization (p. 209-232). Of competition (p. 233-257). 
 Of population, food, etc. (p. 263-327), and of the Malthusian 
 theory (p. 349-366). Of colonization (p. 328-348). Of com- 
 merce (p. 368-454). Of the societary organization (p. 455- 
 465). Of social science (p. 466-472). 
 Champlin (J. T.) Lessons on political economy. 1868. 
 
 Note. — A familiar exposition of general principles. 
 CMvalier (M.) Cours d'economie politique. 2 v. 184*. 
 Cooper ( Thomas). Lectures on political economy. 2d 
 
 ed. 1829 5932.12 
 
 Note. — A systematic treatise of the school of Adam 
 Smith, Malthus, and Eicardo, with special reference to 
 contemporary issues in the United States, arguing at some 
 length against banks, a protective tariff, and the mercan- 
 tile system. 
 Desk/it de Tracy (A. L. C.) Treatise on political 
 
 economy. 1817 5932.14 
 
 Note.— First appeared as vol. 4 of his Traite d'ideologie. 
 
 Worthy of study and attention, though published before 
 
 the true theory of rent and profits had been explained.— 
 
 McCullooh. 
 
 Fawcett (H.) Manual of political economy. 3d ed. 
 
 1869 5912.13 
 
 Note. — Written in the hope that many who are afraid to 
 encounter the labor and thought requisite to master 
 John Stuart Mill's exhaustive treatise may be induced to 
 read an easier and much shorter work. — Pbeface. The 
 style of the work is plain and forcible. The author is an 
 able and independent thinker. 
 
 Contents .- Laws which regulate the production of wealth : 
 land, labor, capital (p. 3-94). Distribution : rent, wagesand 
 capital— landlords, labourers, and employers (p. 97-168); 
 Peasant proprietors (p. 169-189); Metayers and cottiers and 
 economic aspects of tenant-right (p. 190.205); National 
 [compulsory] education and other remedies for low wages 
 (p. 206-224); Trades' unions andstrikes (p. 225-240); Co-op- 
 erative institutions (p. 241-257); Economio aspects of slav- 
 ery (p. 258-265). Exchange : Value and price, agricultural, 
 manufactured, and other commodities (p. 269-298); Money 
 (p. 299-326); Foreign commerce (p. 327-362); Transmission 
 of the precious metals from one country to another 
 (p. 363-359); Foreign exchanges (p. 360-369); Credit and 
 instruments of credit: bills of exchange, bank-notes, and 
 cheques (p. 378-398); Bate of interest (p. 399-408); On the 
 tendency of profits to fall as the nation advances (p. 409- 
 420 ; Over-production (p. 421-426); On the recent gold dis- 
 coveries (p, 427-444. Taxation, direct and indirect (p. 447- 
 497) ; the land tax and poor-rates, and the poor law and its 
 influence on pauperism (p. 498-633). 
 Fawcett (M. 67.) Political economy for beginners. 
 
 1870 5911.10 
 
 Note — An excellent practical elementary manual. 
 Handbook of political economy. By Sigma. London. 
 1858. 12°. . . • . . ... . . 5941.07 
 
 Note. — A little manual upon the nature, growth and dis- 
 tribution of wealth, with essays on value, price, rent, 
 wages, profits, economy, taxation, foreign trade. 
 Hearn (W. E.) Plutology ; or the theory of the ef- 
 forts to satisfy human wants. [18l'4.] . 5932.16 
 Contents : Of 'human wants. Of labor. Of capital. Of 
 invention. Of co-operation. Of exchange. Eeciprocal 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
POLITICAL ECONOMY: Systematic 
 
 works. 
 
 913 
 
 influence of the industrial aids. Of industrial organ- 
 ization. Of competition. Of tho industrial evolution of 
 society. Of state interference. Of some causes of pov- 
 erty. 
 
 Hodqskin (T.) Popular political economy. 1827. 
 Contents : Object and scope of political economy (p. 1- 
 44). Ofmentaland bodily labor (p. 45 52). Influence of 
 observation and knowledge, and their progress. Of divis- 
 ion of labor (p. 53-139). Trade (p. 110-177). Money (p. 178- 
 218). Prices (p. 219-235). Of accumulation of capital (p. 
 236-268). 
 
 Jevons (W. S.) Political economy. 1878. . 5912.33 
 
 Xheory of political econoniy. 1871. . . 5927.29 
 
 Note— 'Jevons stands almost alone in presenting his 
 economical theories in the form of mathematical problems. 
 Tlie basis of his mode of exposition consists in the appli. 
 cation of the differential calculus to investigating the 
 daily operations of industrial life. ' Bagebot remarks, a- 
 propos of the 'mathematical theory ' of political economy, 
 that any one who thinks what is ordinarily taught in Eng- 
 land objectionable, because it is too little concrete in its 
 method, and looks too unlike life and business, had better' 
 try tho new doctrine, whi. h he will find to be much 
 worse on these points than the old. According to Jevons 
 value depends entirely upon utility. 
 
 Jones [S.) Lectures and tracts on political economy. 
 Ed. with a notice, by W. Whewell. 1859. 5913.20 
 Contents : Labor and capital (p. 1-72). On population 
 (p. 93-140) : law of increase, labor fund, revenues spent in 
 wages. Tract on the incidence of wages on commodities 
 consumed by the laborer. Effect on the fluctuation of 
 wages on population (p. 141-184). Short tract on political 
 economy, iucluding some account of the Anglo-Indian rev- 
 enue systems. Primitive political economy in England 
 (p. 291-338). Text book of lectures on the political econo- 
 my of nations (p. 339-538]. Introd. lecture on political 
 economy, Feb. 27, 1833. Notes. 
 
 Note.— In opposition to Ricardo's deductive system. 
 Jones followed an inductive course in his reasoning, dif- 
 fering particularly from Ricardo's views of rent. 
 
 Laing(J.) Theory of business. 1867. . .5915.20 
 Contents : Modern production. Agriculture, manufac- 
 ture, and commerce. Commercial credit. Money. Im- 
 ports, exports and foreign exchanges. Wages and salaries. 
 Profit. Wealth, capital, money. - Banking. Income. In- 
 vesting : the stock exchange. Pressure, crisis, panic. 
 
 Lauderdale {Eirl of). Inquiry into the nature and 
 origin of public wealth, and into its increase. 2d 
 
 ed., enl. 1819 5932.17 
 
 Contents: Of value. Of public wealth and individual 
 riches. Of the sources of wealth. Of parsimony as a 
 means of increasing wealth. Of land, labor and capital. 
 Of distribution. 
 
 List (F.) National system of political economy. Tr. 
 from the German by G. A. Matile. Notes by H. 
 Eichelot ; with prelim, essay and notes, by S. 
 Colwell. 1856 5913.06 
 
 Note.— The ruling idea of this work is nationality, upon 
 which is based his advocacy of protection for manufactu- 
 rers. 
 
 Contents : Preface and prelim, essay (p. 1-7 xxxiv). His- 
 tory of polit. econ. (p. 83-188). Theory (p. 189-107). Vari- 
 ous systems (p. 408-436). Public [international) policy (p. 
 437-497). 
 
 fflOulloch {J. R.) Essays on exchange, interest, 
 money, etc. 1850 5915.17 
 
 — Outlines of political economy. With notes and a 
 
 summary of the science, by J. M'Vicker. 1 825. 
 Contents : Definition and history (p. 7-49). Production 
 (p. 50-104). Distribution of wealth (p. 105-154). Consump- 
 tion of wealth (p. 155-175). Editorial notes (p. 5-187). 
 
 - Principles of political economy, with some inquir- 
 
 ies respecting their application, and a sketch of 
 the rise and progress of the science. 1813.5913.07 
 
 Note.— M'C. was a leading writer of the English free 
 trade school of economists. 
 
 Contents: Rise and progress of the science (p. 1-60). 
 Production and accumulation of wealth (p. 61-295). Value 
 and price (p. 296-363). Distribution of wealth : labor and 
 capital, reut, poor laws, interest, and usury (p. 364-520). 
 Consumption of wealth (p. 521-550). 
 Macleod (H. D.) Principles of economical philosophy. 
 2ded. v. 1-2. London, 1872-75. 8°. . 5927.13 
 
 Contents: v. 1. On the method of investigation proper 
 to economics (p. 7-28). On the nature of a physical sci- 
 ence : and on the formation of general conceptions and 
 general axioms {p. 29-44). History of systems of political 
 economy (p. 46-276). Theory of value (p. 278-361). Theory 
 of the coinage (p. 362-434). Of credit, and on the self-contra- 
 dictions of J. B. Say and J. S. Mill on the subject (p. 435- 
 626). Theory of banking (p. 543-605). On value as depen- 
 dent on 'quantity of labour' and ' cost of production' (p. 
 627-653). On rent (p. 654-676): Ricardo refuted, v. 2, pt. 
 1. On rent, cont'd (p. 1-341. On profits (p. 35-98). On la- 
 bour, or immaterial wealth, and wages (p. 100-199). On 
 
 rights, or incorporeal wealth (p. 202-280). Theory of the 
 exchanges (p. 281-337). Some theories of currency (p 338- 
 433) On the Bank of England. 1694-1866 : and on the 
 bank charter act of 1844 (p. 435-520) 
 MalthusJT. R.) Definitions in political economy 
 
 1S fJ- • , 5913.08 
 
 «SF- bee also under Population (p. 921). 
 Marcet (Mrs. J. ) John Hopkins' notions on political 
 
 economy, [anon.] 1S33 5912 20 
 
 Note.— A popular manual for beginners. 
 Mill (J.) Elements of polit. econ. 2d ed. 1824 5913 09 
 
 Same. 3d ed. 1826 51132.18 
 
 Note.— A resume of the doctrines of Smith and Ricardo 
 with respect to the production and distribution of wealth 
 and those of Malthus with respect to population — 
 McCulloch. 
 
 Mill (J. S. ) Principles of political economy. From 
 5th London ed. 2v. N. Y, 1864. 8°. . . 5713.10 
 Note — ' Mill shaped with masterly skill the confused 
 substance of past discussions into a compact whole. He 
 did not add a great deal.'— Baghhot. According to Mill 
 political economy is essentially an abstract science and its 
 method is the a priori. In theory Mill is strongly free 
 trade. 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Prelim, remarks (p. 17-44). Production 
 (p. 45-256): labor, capital, co-operation, law of increase. 
 Distribution (p. 257-534): property, competition and cus- 
 tom, Blavery, peasant proprietors, metayers, cottieis, 
 wages, profits, rents. Exchange (p. 535-5U3): theory of 
 value, demand and supply, cost of production, of rent in 
 relation to value. Reply to Mounier and Rubichon and to 
 the Qu. rev., on the subdivision of landed property in 
 France (p. 678-616). v. 2. Exchange, cont'd (p. 17-270): of 
 money, of credit, of currency, of a measure of value, of 
 international trade, of international values, of foreign ex- 
 changes, of the rate of iuterest. Influence on the progress 
 of society of production and distribution and on the probable 
 future of the laboring classes (p. 271-384). Of the influence 
 of government (p. 385-603): its functions in general; of tax- 
 ation, direct and indirect; of a national debt, ordinary 
 functions of government considered as to their economi- 
 cal effects ; of government interference— protection, 
 usury, monopolies ; of the grounds and limits of the lais- 
 ser-faire principle. 
 
 Newman (F. W.) Lectures of political economy. 1851. 
 Contents : Introd. lecture. Property, capital, wages, in- 
 terest, currency, commercial crises. Of distribution. 
 Law of price. Of population and the distribution of em- 
 ployments. History and nature of landed property and of 
 rent, laws of rent and tithe. Of various tenures of land. 
 On foreign commerce and emigration. On government 
 revenue. Money and its representatives. National debt and 
 poor lawB. Remedies for pauperism. 
 Note. — Reviewed in N. A. rev., v. 74, 1852. 
 
 Newman (S. P.) Elements of political economy. 1835. 
 
 Perry (A. L.) Elements of political economy. 1866. 
 Note. — A systematic treatise, with a free trade chapter 
 on American tariffs. It has a high reputation. 
 
 — Introd. to political economy. 1877. . . 5913.12a 
 Note.— A. briefer work than the preceding, intended to 
 be a compact presentation of economical facts and prin- 
 ciples, adapted to the wants of young persons. 
 
 Potter (A.) Political economy. 1852. . .5912.03 
 Note.— A short and introductory manual, unencumbered 
 with controversial matter or with abstract descriptions. 
 It embraces the subject of wealth, labor and capital, 
 wages, land, value, distribution, and productive interests; 
 with a chapter on the condition of the laboring men in 
 the U. S. 
 
 Price (B.) Chapters on practical political economy. 
 
 1878 5913.33 
 
 Contents : Is political economy a science ? Value. Ex- 
 change. Capital. Profit. Wages. Trade unions. Free 
 trade. Bent. Metallic money. Paper currency. Bank- 
 ing. Tariff revision in the TJ. S. Correspondence on the 
 reserve of the Bank of England. 
 
 Ramsay (0.) Essay on the distribution of wealth. 
 
 1836 • ■ . • 5922.01 
 
 Contents: Preliminary (p. 11-75); production and ex- 
 change. Distribution of wealth : wages, profits and rent (p. 
 76-326) Of the division of landed property: economic, po- 
 litical, and moral consequences. Of the national reve- 
 nue. 
 
 Raymond (D.) Elements of constitutional law and of 
 political economy. 4th ed. 1840. . . . 5912.15 
 
 Ricardo (D.) Principles of political economy and 
 taxation. [In his Works. ] . . . . . -,913.13 
 Note— 'An able and original work. Its appearance 
 formed a new era in the history of the science, more es- 
 pecially as respects rent and the theory of value, the dis- 
 tribution of wealth, and taxation.-McCniAOCH. 
 
 _ Jemmett (B.) On R's 'Principles of pol. econ.' [J» Famghlel- 
 
 OrinioZ' of 7 ' Ricardo and Adam' Smith on' polit. economy, 
 _ Oprgon^a^ pamphleteer) v . 23 . Lona on, 1844. 8°.] 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
914 POLITICAL ECONOMY: Systematic works, Miscellaneous works. 
 
 Roqers (J. K T.) Manual of polit. econ. 18C8. 5912.09 
 Note.—k brief manual. The writer, distinguished for 
 his researches in respect to agriculture and prices, sees 
 reason to differ from some of the views generally enter- 
 tained on the subjects of population, rent, wages, profit, 
 and one or two other cognate terras. 
 
 Contents : Value and money and substitutes for money 
 (p. 6-46). Distribution of the price of production : capital, 
 labor, and wages (p. 47-67). Population (p. 67-79). Re- 
 striction on occupation (p. 79-110). Causes which de- 
 press the rate of wages (p. 110-130). Profit and interest 
 really identical (p. 130-149). Rent of land : various tenan- 
 cies (p. 149-182). Demand and supply (p. 182-196). Trade 
 in money (p. 197-211). Distribution of capital (p. 211-219). 
 Protection (p. 238-247). Colonial trade. Functions of 
 government. Taxation. Public debts and finance. 
 
 — Social economy. 1872 5911.27 
 
 Note.— Prepared for the use of young persons. 
 
 — Capital— labor— profit. [In Fraser'B mag., k. s., 1870, v. 1.] 
 Boscher ( W.) Principles of political economy. 2 v. 
 
 1878 5918.06 
 
 Note. — Roscher stands at the head of the German school 
 of economists. His work is specially distinguished by its 
 historical method. 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Prelim, essay : the historical method, 
 by L. Wolowski (p. 1-48). Fundamental ideas, relative po- 
 sition, and methods of political economy (p. 51-116). Pro- 
 duction : nature, labor and its organization, capital and 
 credit (p. 119-285). Circulation : prices, money, history of 
 prices, paper money (p. 289-464). 
 
 2. Distribution of goods : income, rent, wages and labor, 
 interest, capital, national income (p. 1-180). Consumption 
 of goods, in general {p. 183-220) ; luxury, and sumptuary 
 (p. 183-255) ; insurance (p. 256-269). Population : its 
 theory, history, and policy (p. 274-390). International 
 trade (p. 373-419). Industrial protective system and inter- 
 national ^ee trade (p. 425-455). 
 
 Sargant ( W. L.) Science of social opulence. 1856. 
 Note. — ' I have assumed (in pages 1-303) the existence of 
 a colony cut off from the rest of the world. Having plant- 
 ed my colonists, I first inquire what is the nature of the 
 possessions they at preseut enjoy, and I will afterwards 
 suppose some division of employments to arise, and will 
 endeavor to carry my colony step by step, noting the grad- 
 ual introduction of trade, of foreign commerce, of money, 
 of rent, of taxation.' Pp. 304-509 are general, treating of 
 employments, production, rent, labor question, supply of 
 gold and prices, and currency question. 
 
 Say (J. B. ) Treatise on political economy. 1852. 
 
 Same. Tratado de economia politica. Nueva 
 
 trad. por. J. S. Rivera. 2 v. 1821. . . 5927.15 
 Note.—' Say's distinguishing merit is that of a skilful 
 exponent and popularizer of principles already known, his 
 most original contribution being a demonstration of the 
 impossibility of a general glut.' His work is free trade in 
 theory. 
 
 — Letters to Malthus on political economy. 1821. [In Pam- 
 
 phleteer, V. 17.] 5058.17 
 
 Senior (N. W.) Political economy. 5th ed. 1863. 
 iVbte.— A systematic treatise limited' to the restricted 
 theory of 'wealth, not happiness.' 
 
 — Introd. lecture on political economy. [In Pamphleteer v. 29 
 
 1827.] 5058.29 
 
 ShadweU (J. L.) System of political economy. 1877. 
 Contents : Introd. History. Production— wealth, labor, 
 land. Distribution — Value, wages, profit, reut, trades 
 unions. Exchange : money, credit, currency, foreign 
 trade, coinage, interest, colonies, protection. Taxation 
 and national debts. 
 
 Smith {Adam). Wealth of nations. Note, by Play- 
 fair. 2v. 1811 5913.18 
 
 Nott. " AH previous works were thrown into the shade 
 by the 'Wealth of nations'; its principal defect is erron- 
 eous opinions with respect to value and rent.'' — M'Cux- 
 loch. The 1st edition of this work was issued in 1776. 
 
 Same. Ed. by E. T. Rogers. 2 v. 1869. 5913 24 
 
 Same. [187-.] 5913.31 
 
 Smith IE. P.) Manual of pol. economy. 1868. 5941.05 
 Note. Acknowledges his special indebtedness to H. O. 
 Carey. 
 
 Stephen (L.) Political economy : introd. mercantile theory 
 French economists, Adam Smith. [In his Hist, of Engl' 
 thought, v. 2, 1876 ; p. 283-328.] 6426727 
 
 Stewart ( Sir J. ) Inquiry into the principles of polit- 
 ical economy. 2 v. 1767 5938.15 
 
 Note. Though intended to serve as an exposition of the 
 mercantile system, this work is by no means destitute of 
 enlarged and ingenious views. It must be acknowledged 
 however, thai even when sound, the statements and rea- 
 sonings are singularly tedious and perplexed.— JI'Ccllooh 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Of population and agriculture (p 1-160) 
 Of trade and industry (p. 161-522). Of money and coin (p! 
 523-639). 2. Of money and coin, and exchange (o 1-100) 
 Of credit, interest, and debts (p. 101-140.) Of banks (p. 141- 
 309). Of exchange (p. 310-347). Of public credit (p. 348-481). 
 Of taxes (p. 482-646). 
 
 Stewart (D.) Lectures on political economy. 2 v 
 [In his Works, v. 8-9. 1855.] . . . .5417.08 
 Storch (H.) Cours d'economie politique. Avec des 
 notes par J. B. Say. 5 v. 1823-24. . . 5932.24 
 Contents : v. 1. Discours prelim. Introd. generate ■ 
 Valeur, prix, Schanges. Theorie de la riohesse nationale. 
 2. De la distribution, ou de la circulation. Du numeraire] 
 Du credit. De la consommation. Notes par J. B. Say. 3* 
 Delaconsommation. Des progres naturels de la ri cheese 
 nationale. Theorie de la civilisation. Notes de Say. 4, 
 NoteB : Notes sur le systeme monetaire et le commerce 
 de la Russie. Sur lea principales banques de d6p6t 
 Precis hist, du papier-monnaie et des principales banques 
 de circulation. 5. Considerations sur la nature du re- 
 venu national. 
 Sturtevant (J". M.) Economics, or the science of 
 
 wealth. 1877 5931.23 
 
 Syme (D. ) Outlines of an industrial science. 1876. 
 Note.— Controverts the prevailing English doctrine of 
 competition. 
 Ihompson (W.) Inquiry into the principles of the 
 distribution of wealth most conducive to hu- 
 man happiness. New ed. by W. P. Pare. 1850. 
 Note.— Aims to show the immense superiority,— not only 
 as respects wealth, but every other Bcurce of happiness,— 
 of the system of mutual co-operation in the production, 
 and voluntary equality in the distribution of, wealth and 
 the means of enjoyment, over that of any other system of 
 society. 
 
 Contents : Investigation of natural principles, rules or 
 laws of distribution (p. 1-140). Evils produced by forced in- 
 equality of wealth (p. 141-166). Of free labor, entire use of 
 its products, and voluntary exchanges (p. 167-197). Of the 
 acquisition and diffusion of knowledge (p. 198-248). Means 
 of reducing unequal distribution {p. 249-253). Benefits and 
 evils of individual competition as compared with that of 
 mutual co-operation (p. 264-268). Of voluntary equality in 
 the distribution of wealth, co-operation, etc. (p. 269-346). 
 Tucker (G.) Laws of wages, profits, and. rent, inves- 
 tigated. 1837 5932.21 
 
 Walker {A.) Science of wealth. 1872. . .5913.28 
 Contents: Definitions (p. 17-37). Production (p. 38-84): 
 labor and capital. Exchange : trade, with fallacies of pro- 
 tection (p. 86-135); instruments of exchange — money and 
 currency (p. 136-272). Distribution (p. 274-388)1 labor, cap- 
 ital, wages, profit, interest, rent, taxation, finance, etc. 
 Consumption (p. 391-447): luxury, charity and poor-laws, 
 finance of war, public education, population, Immigration, 
 right consumption. 
 Wayland (F. ) Elements of political economy. 1852. 
 Note. — For many years a standard text book. 
 
 VIII. Miscellaneous Works 
 
 Andrews (S. P.) Science of society . No. 2. Cost 
 the limit of price. 1851 5812.02 
 
 Bailey (S.) Questions in political economy. 1823. 
 
 Banfield(T. C.) The organization of industry. 2d ed. 
 
 1848 5916.16 
 
 Note. — Confined to the consideration of some points di- 
 rectly bearing on production and consumption — "Value 
 essentially subjective.' 7 
 
 Contents : Rent, agricultural profits, and wages. Man- 
 ufactures, profits, and wages. Trade, profit, wages. Coin, 
 currency, credit. Taxation. 
 
 Bastiat (F.) Essays on political economy. 1872.5911.26 
 Contents : Capital and interest. That which is seen, and 
 that which is not seen. Government. What is money ? 
 The Law. 
 
 Bolles (A. S.) Chapters on political economy. 1874. 
 Contents : Field and importance of political economy. 
 Labor. Wages. Machineryand labor. Value. Gold, sil- 
 ver, and money. Banking. Credit and prices. On legal 
 interference with the loan of money, payment of labor, 
 and contracts of corporations. Advantages of exchange. 
 Taxation. 
 
 Carey (H. C.) Miscellaneous works. 1865. . 5932.09 
 
 Note. — For Contents seo p\ 253 of catalogue. 
 — The past, the present and the future. 1848. 5913.04 
 Contents : Man and land. Man and food. Wealth. 
 Wealth and land. Man and his standard of value. Man 
 and [his social relations]. Concentration and centraliz- 
 ation. Colonization. Ireland. India. Annexation. Civi- 
 lization. The future. 
 
 Carey (M.) Essays on P. E. 1822 5932.13 
 
 Contents : Addresses of the Phil, society for promotion 
 of national industry. The new olive branch: or, an at- 
 tempt to establish an identity of interest between agri- 
 culture, manufactures and commerce. View of the ruin- 
 ous consequences of a dependence on foreign markets, 2d 
 ed. Address to the farmers of the United States. The 
 farmer's and planter's friend. Strictures on Mr. Cam- 
 brelling's work, entitled "Examination of the new tariff. 
 Comte (Auguste). In his Positive philosophy, book vi, ch. 2. 5412.07 
 Note.— See Fortn. rev., v. 13, 1870, (Comte and political 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
POLITICAL ECONOMY: Capital - Commerce and Trade. 915 
 
 economy, by Prof. Cairnes) ; v. H, 1876 (Prof. Cairnes and 
 Conite on political economy, by P. Harrison.) 
 
 Compendious (A) examination of certayne ordinary 
 complaints of divers of our countrymen, in these 
 our dayes. By W. S. [anon] 1581. [Repr. in 
 Pamphleteer, v. 5.] 5058.05 
 
 J)axenant (C.) Political and commercial works. 5 v. 
 
 1771 5923.15 
 
 Note. — For Contents see 406 of catalogue. 
 
 Bt Quincey ( J*.) Templar's dialogues. [In his Memorials, etc., v. 
 
 2, 1866; p. 255-347] 2522.14 
 
 Note. — A defence of Bicardo's system, especially of liis 
 doctrine of value. 
 
 Elder (W.) Questions of the day : economic and so- 
 cial. 1871 • . 5927.24 
 
 Met (G, jr.) Essay on the laws of trade, in reference 
 to the works of internal improvement in the 
 United States. 1839. ....... 5932.23 
 
 Essay upon the principles of political economy : man- 
 ual for practical men. By an American. N. Y., 
 1837. 12° 5721.06 
 
 Fawceit (M. G.) Tales in political economy. 1874. 
 
 Franklin (B.) Essays on commerce, on political economy. [In 
 hit Works, Sparks' ed. v. 2.] 6036.05 
 
 Greeley {H. ) Essays to elucidate the science ol politi- 
 cal economy, to defend protection, etc. 1870. 
 
 Green (D.) Facts and suggestions, financial and po- 
 litical. 1866 5937.23 
 
 Hume (D.) Of commerce, refinements in the arts, money, inter- 
 est, balance of trade, jealousy of trade, taxes, public credit, 
 etc. [In his Philos. works, v. 3, 1854.] 5414.05 
 
 Louvet (i.) Curiosites de l'e'conomie politique. 1801. 
 
 Mandeville (B.) Fable of the bees : or private vices 
 public benefits. 1806 5435.18 
 
 Martineau (S.) Illustrations [tales] of pol. economy. 
 
 9v 231.27 
 
 Note.— For Contents see p. 742 of catalogue. 
 
 National assoc. for prom, of social science. Transac- 
 tions, 1855-77. 21 v 5815.01 
 
 Note. — Each volume contains essays and discussions on 
 economical questions. 
 
 Petty {Sir W.) Several essays on political arithmetic. 
 
 1699 5911.09 
 
 Contents : Concerning the multiplication of mankind. 
 Growth of the cities of London and Rome. Proportions 
 of people in -eight eminent cities of Christendom. Concern- 
 ing Holland and the United Provinces. Political arith- 
 metick. 
 
 Ruskin (J.) Munera pulveris : elements of politi- 
 cal economy. 1872 5932.10 
 
 - Political economy of art. 1858 1411.12 
 
 — " Unto this last" : four essays on the first prin- 
 
 ciples of pol. econ. 1872 5932.10 
 
 Seaman (E. C. ) Essays on the progress of nations. 
 2 v. 1846-68 5814.24 
 
 Sedgaick (T.) Public and private economy. 3 v. 
 
 1836 5912.06 
 
 Note. — v. 1 treats without much method of property, 
 production and consumption, the labor question, poverty, 
 etc., with special reference to the United States. V. 2-3 
 contains observations on the social and economical condi- 
 tion of England, the causes of poverty, etc. 
 
 Uismondi (J. C. L. de). Political economy : essays. 
 
 1847 5913.15 
 
 Contents: Preface and introd. Landed property. Con- 
 ditions_ of the work people in manufactories. On the na- 
 tional income. Ancient colonies compared with modern. 
 
 Sp«ice (W.) Tracts on political economy. 1822. 
 
 Tucker (J.) Four tracts on political and commercial 
 subjects [touching chiefly the trade with the 
 American colonies]. $ded. 1774. . . 5916,08 
 
 IX. Various Branches and Topics. 
 1. Capital. 
 $3- See also Labor and capital (p. 917); and treatises 
 given under Systematic works (p.912). 
 ratterson (R. H.) Economy of capital ; or gold and 
 
 trade. 1865 5915.21 
 
 Rwkards (G.K.) Population and capital. 1854.5914.11 
 
 2. Commerce and Trade. 
 
 1. General Histories of Commerce and Trade. 
 
 Bourne (K R. F.) Romance of trade. 1871.5922.15 
 Contents : The Wandering Jew. Wandering waros. No- 
 table traders. Sinews of trade : money and banks. Politics 
 j" trade. Fairs. Monopolies. Science in trade. Fash- 
 ion. Great factories. Great marts. Manias and panics. 
 
 Coggeshall iG.) Hist, sketch of commerce. 1860. 
 
 Lindsay ( W. S.) History of merchant shipping and 
 ancient commerce, v. 1-2. 1874. . 59.38 21 
 
 Mc Arthur (J. ) Financial and political facts of the 
 18th and present century. 4th ed.. 1803. 5916.13 
 
 McCullagh (IF. T.) The industrial history of free 
 nations, v. 1-2. 2 v. 1846. . . 5917.11 
 
 Macpherson (D.) Annals of commerce, manufac- 
 tures, fisheries, and navigation. 4 v 1805 
 v. 1. To 1492. 2. 1492-1707. 3. 1708-1782. 4. 1783-1801. 
 
 bcherer (H. ) Histoire du commerce depuis les temps 
 anciens. Tr. par H. Riehelot. et C. Vogel. 2 v 
 !857 5923.05 
 
 2. Ancient Commerce and Trade. 
 Barnes (A.) Ancient commerce of western Asia. [In Ms Essays 
 and reviews, v. 2, 1855 ; p. 5-61.1 2513.07 
 
 Gilbart (J. W. ) Lectures on ancient commerce, 1847. 
 
 Same. [In his Lectures and essays. 1865.] . .2528.13 
 
 See also Edin. rev., Apr., 1876 (Ancient commerce). 
 Heeren (A. H. L.) Historical researches. 6 v. 1833. 
 Contents : v. 1. Asiatic nations. Persian. 2. Babylonians, 
 Phoenicians, Scythians. 3. India, 4. Carthaginians. Ethio- 
 pians. 5. Egypt. 6. Greece. 
 
 3. England and other modern countries. 
 tiffi'See also Countries {England: Material resources and 
 progress, p. 313 ; United States : Commerce and trade, p. 376). 
 
 Craik (G. L.) History of British commerce. 3 v. in 
 1. 1844 5923.03 
 
 Giffen (iJ.) Recent accumulations of capital in the United King- 
 dom. [In Statistical soc. Journal, Men., 1878.] 
 
 Grant (R) History of the East India company. 1813. 
 
 Hanvxty (J. ) Historical account of the British trade 
 over the Caspian Sea ; travels, etc. 1753. 9 :5.01 
 
 Irving {P. A.) Commerce of India : routes between 
 Europe and the East, and effects produced by 
 changes 5923.04 
 
 Levi (L. ) History of British commerce and of the 
 economic progress of the British nation, 17(13- 
 
 1870 5927.09 
 
 Note. — Reviewed in Qu. rev., Jan., 1873. 
 
 M' Arthur (J.) Financial and political facts of the 18th 
 and present century. 4th ed. 1803. . . 5916.13 
 
 Macgregor (J.) Commercial statistics of all nations. 
 
 5v. London. 1850. 8° 5917.03 
 
 V. 1. Austria. Belgium. Denmark. France and Colo- 
 nies. Holland, and Colonies. Germanic Union. Italian 
 States. Gibraltar. Malta. Ionian MaDds. 2. Ottoman 
 Empire. Greece. African States. Russia. Sweden and 
 Norway. Spain, and Colonies. Portugal, and Colonies. 
 
 3. United States. Mexico. Central America. • Mosquito 
 Territory. New Granada. Venezuela. British, French, 
 and Butch Guyana. Peru. Bolivia. Equador. Chili, 
 Paraguay. Buenos Ayres. Monte Video. Patagonia. 
 
 4. Hayti. Cuba. Porto Rico. French, Dutch and Danish 
 West Indies. Brazil. BritiBh East Indies. Ceylon. Sing- 
 apore. Malacca. Prince of Wales's Island. 5. Chinese 
 Empire. British possessions in Africa, Asia, and Austra- 
 lia. British North American colonies. British West In- 
 dies. Falkland Islands. Sandwich Islands. British and 
 colonial customs. Tariffs and regulations. Dues and 
 Charges in seaports of Great Britain. Summary of Brit- 
 ish navigation for one hundred and fifty years. Supple- 
 ments. 
 
 Martin (F.) Commercial handbook of France . 1867. 
 
 Mouriez (P.) Les guerres commerciales, 1486-1850. 
 2e ed. 5911.03 
 
 Mundella (A. J.) What are the conditions on which the com- 
 mercial and manufacturing supremacy of Great Britain 
 depend, and is there any reason to think these have been 
 or may be endangered 1 [In Statistical soc. Journal, Mch., 
 1878.] 
 
 Oddy (J. J.) European commerce : Russia, Prussia, 
 Sweden, Denmark and Germany. 2 v. 1807. 
 
 Percy anecdotes, v.- 18, 1823 6211. IS 
 
 Poole {B.) Statistics of British commerce. 1852. 
 
 Yeats (J.) Growth and vicissitudes of commerce. 
 
 B. o. 1500 to A. D. 1789 5926.21 
 
 See also Cath. world, Apr., 1876 ( Italian commerce in the 
 middle ages). 
 ,,.4. Commercial Cyclopaedias and Dictionaries. 
 
 Homahs (J. S.) Cyclopaedia of commerce and com- 
 mercial navigation. 1858 5927.02 
 
 M'Oulloch (J. R.) Dictionary, geogr. statistical, etc. 
 2 v. N. Y., 1847-44. 8°. . . . 924.04 
 
 Same New ed., by F. Martin. 4 v. London, 
 
 1866. 8° 924.12 
 
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916 POLITICAL ECONOMY; Competition — Com Laws- Credit — Finance. 
 
 — Dictionary practical, theoretical, and historical of 
 
 commerce and commercial navigation. New ed. 
 With biogr. notice by H. G. Eeid. 1869. 5927.05 
 
 McElraih ( T. ) Dictionary of words and phrases used 
 in commerce. 1876 5926.17 
 
 Montefiore (J.) Commercial dictionary. 3 v. 1804. 
 
 Watersion ( W.) Cyclopaedia of commerce, mercantile 
 law, finance, commercial geography and naviga- 
 tion. New ed., containing the present tariff, 
 and an essay on commerce [ by J. It. M'Culloch]. 
 
 1847 5927.04 
 
 5. Commercial Products, and technical terms. 
 
 All about it : or, history and mystery of common 
 things. London, 1858. 16°. . . . 3913.04 
 
 Archer (T. C.) Articles of vegetable origin, used for 
 food, etc. 1853 4912.11 
 
 Butler (C) Utility of science to commerce. 1816. [In Pamphlet- 
 eer, v. 7, 1816.] 6058.07 
 
 Goode {G. B.) Classification of the collection to illustrate the 
 auimal resources of the United States. [In Smithsonian 
 miscel. collections, v. 13. 1878.] 3936 23 
 
 Lankester (E.) Uses of animals in relation to the in- 
 dustry of man. 1864 5926.22 
 
 Simmonds (P. L.) Commercial products of the veg- 
 etable kingdom. 1K54. 5926.25 
 
 — Commercial products of the sea. 1879. . 4825.27 
 
 — Dictionary of trade products, and technical termB. 
 
 Ib58 5926.23 
 
 — Science and commerce, their influence on our 
 
 manufactures. 1872 5926.26 
 
 Yeats {J. ) Natural history of the raw materials of 
 commerce. With a copious list of commercial 
 terms in several languages. 2d ed. revised. 1872. 
 
 - Technical history of commerce ; or skilled labour 
 
 applied to production. 1872. .... 5926.20 
 6. Theory and practice of commerce and trade. 
 
 g&- The works given under this heading are with one 
 or two exceptions of little present significance, the sub- 
 ject being treated with much greater fullness and accuracy 
 in the works enumerated under the sub-division • General 
 and systematic works (p. 912). 
 
 Casaux {€., marquis de). Thoughts on the mechanism 
 of societies. From the French, by P. Macmahon 
 1786 . . 5916.14 
 
 Child (Sir J.) A new discourse of trade. 2d ed. 1694. 
 
 Golden fleece : or the trade, interest, and well being 
 of Great Britain considered. 4th ed. with addi- 
 tions. 1739 5911.06 
 
 Letter on the true principles of advantageous exportation [anon 1 
 2d ed. 1818. [In Pamphleteer, v. 12, p. 247-267.1 6068.12 
 
 Mant [R.) Benefits from commerce. [In Oxford priz essays, 
 v. 2. 1830.] 2541 12 
 
 Rtlfigh{Sir W.) Touching trade and commerce wi'tll ' the Hol- 
 lander and other nations. ... ... 6064 10 
 
 Same. [In Ms Works, v. 8.] 6064 20 
 
 Trade and navigation of Great Britain considered.' fano'nl 
 New ed. 1767 „ In £ 9n V 
 
 Same. 2d ed. 1730 '. '. In 572L02 
 
 Uzlariz ((?. de). Theory and practice of commerce 
 and maritime affairs. From the Spanish by J 
 Kippax. 1751 5923.09 
 
 Willard (S, jr.) Columbian union.- explanations of 
 government and the Columbian constitution. 
 
 181 »?', '. V, 5722.23 
 
 Aofe.— A tirade against the British aristocracy and 
 against commerce. '' 
 
 See International rev., v. 6, 1878 (Elements of Interna- 
 tional wealth, by D. A. Wells). 
 
 3. Competition. 
 
 Syme IB.) Outlines of an. industrial science. 5941 04 
 
 Wharton (J.) International industrial competition, [In Amer 
 
 soc. sci. assoc. Trans., no. 4, 1872.] 681 1 02 
 
 tionV alS " FraBeI "'' mag - v - 62 ' 1S60 (° u modern 'competi- 
 
 4. Corn-laws. 
 
 Catechism on the corn laws. 3d ed. [In Pamphleteer v 27 1 
 Further considerations on the corn question. Loudon 1821 8° 
 [In Pamphleteer, v. 18.]. . ... sriBR 18 
 
 Higgins «? ) observ. on M'Culloch's doctrines 'respecting the 
 7>,„„, C0 !?; aW i aDd Wa S eS - [ /n Pamphleteer, v. 27, 1826 ] 5068.27 
 
 Jacob (W.) Keport on agriculture and the trade in 
 
 corn. [I n Pamphleteer, v. 29, 1828.15058 29 
 
 Molesworth { w N.) The anti-corn-law league. [/« 4 Hist of 
 
 . England, v. 2, 1872 ; p. 233-324.] . k . . l 4,4 ?r 
 
 uort'^utv " 06 ,™'" 8 the pr °P'' ie * of 'creasing thelnv 
 port duty on foreign corn. [In Pamphleteer, v 4, 1814 ] 
 
 O'Connell (Z> ) Observations on the corn-laws. 1842. . 5093.01 
 
 Prentice (A.) History of the anti-corn-law league. 2v 
 1853 5927.17 
 
 Preston (R.) Address on the corn-laws. [In Pamphleteer v 10 
 1817-] 6058.10 
 
 Piatt (J. C.) History of the British corn-laws. [In Hunt's Li- 
 brary of commerce, v. 1, 1845.] 6927.12 
 
 Remarks on the state of the corn question. [In FarnDhleteer 
 v. 29. London, 1828. 8\] " 5058.29 
 
 Rogers [J. E. T.) The defence of the corn-laws. [In his Cobden 
 etc., 1873 ; p. 36-72.] 5724.18 
 
 Smith ( C. ) Tracts on the corn-trade and corn-laws. 
 
 New ed. 1804 5936.10 
 
 Somerville (A.) Free trade and the league: a biogr. 
 
 history. 3 v. 1853 5927.19 
 
 — The whistler at the plough, travels, statistics, etc. 
 
 1852 5927.21 
 
 Whitmore ( W. W.) Letter to the electors of Bridgeuorth, on the 
 
 corn-laws. [In Pamphleteer, v. 28, 1826.] . . 5058.28 
 
 5. Credit. 
 
 Colwell (S.) Ways and means of payment ; analysis 
 of the credit system. Phil., 1859. 8°. 
 
 as- See also works on Money, Banking, etc. (p. 919) ; and 
 chapters in Systematic Works (p. 912). 
 
 6. Finance 
 
 [See also Money, and Banks and Banking (p. 919.)] 
 1. General works 
 
 Cobden club. Correspondence relative to the budgets 
 of various countries. Ed. by J. W. Probyn. 
 1877 5941.10 
 
 Martin (F.) Statesman's year-book, 1864-79. 16 v. 
 2. England : national finance. 
 
 Levi (L.) In his Hist, of Brit, commerce, 1763-1870. . . 6927 09 
 
 M 'Arthur (J.) linancial and political facts of the 18th 
 and present century. 4th ed. 1803. . 5916.13 
 
 Powell (J.) Analytical exposition of the financial and commer- 
 cial systems of Gt. Britain. 1826. [In Pamphleteer, v. 26.] 
 
 Practical financial reform, [anon.) Loudon, 1849. 8\ In 6093.17 
 
 Price (R.) Two tracts on the debts and finances of 
 the [United] Kingdom. 1778. . . . 5725.20 
 
 Rogers {J. H. T.) British finance, its present and future. [In 
 Oontemp. rev., Jan., 1879.] 
 
 — Financial reform. [In his Oobden, etc., 1873; p. 183-221 ] 
 
 Source and remedy of the national difSculties, in a letter to lord 
 John IiUBsell. London, 1821. 8° , In 5721.05 
 
 Vansittart (N.) Outlines of a plan of finance. [In Pamphleteer, 
 
 v -l-l • 5058.01 
 
 See also N. A. rev., v. 104, 1367 (British finance in 1816); 
 Statistical soc. of London. Journal, v. 24, 1861 (On the 
 progress of the expenditure of the United Kingdom, by 
 Leone Levi); v. 19, 1856 (On the financial statistics of Brit- 
 ish government life annuities, 1808-1855, by P. Hendriks); 
 Fortn. rev., v. 8, 1867 (Financial questions, by E. Giffen); 
 Quar. rev., Jan., 1876 (Parliament and the public moneys. 
 
 3. France : national finance. 
 
 Bonnet ( V.) The example of France : two essays on 
 the payment of the indemnity, and the manage- 
 ment of the currency since the German war, 
 1870-74. Tr. by G. Walker. 1875. . . 5913.32 
 
 Bridges (J. Ii.) France under Kichelieu and Colbert. 
 
 „ 1866 523.16 
 
 Murray (J.) French finance and financiers under 
 Louis XV. 1858 5923.21 
 
 Necker (J.) Treatise on the administration of the 
 finances of France. Tr. by T. Mortimer. 2d ed. 
 3 v. 1786 5923.22 
 
 White (A. D. ) Paper money inflation in France. 1877. 
 See also Blackwood, Feb., 1876 (Payment of the five mil- 
 liards). 
 
 4. United States: national finance. 
 Note. — Entries supplementary to those given under 
 Countries {United States : finances, p. 376 of Catalogue). 
 
 Barnard (D. B. ) Speeches and reports in the As- 
 sembly of New York. 1838 5912.26 
 
 Carey (H. C.) Contraction or expansion? repudia- 
 tion or resumption? letters. Phil., 1866. 8°. 
 
 Bean (H. C.) Crimes of the civil war, and curse of 
 ■ the funding system. 1869. ..... 644.16 
 
 Swing (T.) and Woodford (S. L.) Joint discussions on 
 the finance question. 1875 5937.14 
 
 Fawcett (W. L.) Gold and debt : an American hand- 
 book of finance. 1877. 5931.22 
 
 Gallatin {A.) Sketch of the finances of the U. S., 1796. [In his 
 Writings, v. 3. 1878.] 6083.16 
 
 McAdam (O.) An alphabet in finance : statement of 
 
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POLITICAL ECONOMY : Free trade and Protection - Labor and Capital. 
 
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 principles and their application to questions of 
 the day. With introd. by K. K. Bowker. 1876. 
 
 Sherman (J. ) Selected speeches and reports on finance 
 and taxation, 1.-59-1 878: 5936.13 
 
 Stevens (J. A., jr.) Resumption of specie payment; letters to 
 the N. Y. Daily TimeB, by Knickerbocker. 1873. 
 
 Sumner (W. O.) American finance. [In Amer. soc. sci. asBoc. 
 Trans, no. 6, 1874.] 6811.03 
 
 United States. 45th cong. 2d sess. House of represen- 
 tatives. Mis. doc. no. 62. Resumption of specie 
 payments. Testimony before the committee on 
 banks and banking. Washington, 1878. 8°. 
 
 See also International rev., Men., 1875 (The money prob- 
 lem, by A. Walker). N. A. rev., v. 100, 1865 (The national 
 resources and their relation to foreign commerce and 
 price of gold). 
 
 7. Free trade and Protection. 
 
 Note.— For discussions more or less elaborate on free 
 trade and protection the student Bhould consult ' vii. Syste- 
 matic works ' (p. 912). Of English and foreign economists 
 there enumerated, Cairnes, Chevalier, Fawcett, M'Culloch, 
 Mill, Ricardo, Say, Senior, and Smith, favor free trade. Of 
 American economists, Bowen and Carey favor protection, 
 and Perry, Walker, Wayland, and Cooper free trade. List 
 andRoscher, German economists, favor protection. 
 
 1. Works favoring free trade. 
 
 Mrhydl (D. P.) Industrial exchanges and social rem- 
 edies, with a consideration of taxation. 1849. 
 Note.—' Free trade the true economical policy,' with an 
 incidental discussion of currency, government, and social 
 principles, with reference to the United States. 
 
 Basthd(F.) Essays on political economy. Sophisms 
 of protection, etc. 1869 5912.10 
 
 — Popular fallacies, transl. of ' Sophismes econom- 
 
 iques.' Notes by G. E. Porter. 1846. 5912.11 
 
 Brace (C.i.) Free trade as promoting peace and good will among 
 men. 1879. [Economic monographs, no. 16.] 
 
 Clay (J.) Free trade essential to the welfare of Great Britain. 
 1820. [In Pamphleteer, v. 17.] 6058.17 
 
 Cobden(R.) Political writings. 2 v. 1867. . .5716.10 
 
 Oobden club. Free trade and the European treaties of 
 commerce : proceedings, correspondence, etc. 
 1875 5941.09 
 
 Be Foe (D. jr.), pseud. Shortest way with the free traders. 
 
 Delmar (A.) What is free trade ? By Emile Walter. 
 [pseud.] 1867 5912.14 
 
 Lieber (F.) Notes on fallacies peculiar to American 
 protectionists. 1869 57^5.26 
 
 Mwceit (H.) Free trade and protection. Inquiry into 
 the causes which have retarded [free trade]. 1878. 
 
 Grosvenor ( W. M. ) Does protection protect ? An ex- 
 amination of the effect of different forms of tariff 
 upon American industries. 1871. . . 5913.26 
 
 Haaley (K.) Essay on free trade, 1878. [In Economic mono- 
 graphs, no. 10.] . 5941.16 
 
 M'Donald (J. H.) Influence of free trade. 1850. . . 5721.04 
 
 — Free trade and protection reconciled. 1851. . . . 6721.04 
 Moore (J. S.) Friendly sermons to the protectionist manufac- 
 turers of the U. S. 1877. [Economic monographs, no. 4. 
 
 Mongredien (A.) Free trade and English commerce, 
 
 1879 5921.04 
 
 Note. A short review of the free trade question in re- 
 spect to the world at large, as well as in respect to the 
 commerce of England. 
 
 Rogers (J. E. 'lhorold). Cobden and modern political 
 opinion. 1873. ■ 5724.18 
 
 Somervitte (A.) Free trade and the [corn law] league; 
 abiogr. history. 3 v. 1853 5927.19 
 
 Stuart (J. M.) History of free trade in Tuscany. With 
 remarks on its progress in the rest of Italy. 1876. 
 
 Sumner (W. G.) Lectures on the history of protection 
 in the U. S. 1877 5918.05 
 
 Thomson (C. E. P., lord Sydenham). Life and services, with 
 speeches on free trade. [In Somerville (A.) Free trade 
 and the league, v. 2.] 69i7.20 
 
 Sterne (S.) Hindrances to prosperity in the U. S. 1879 [Eco- 
 nomic monographs no. 13.] 5941.17 
 
 Wells (D. A.) Why we trade and how we trade ; or an inquiry 
 into the extent to which the existing commercial and 
 fiscal policy of the V. 8. restricts the material prosperity 
 and development of the country. 1878. [Economic mono- 
 graphs, no. 1.] 5941.17 
 
 White (H.) The tariff question and its relation to the present 
 commercial crisis. 1877. [Economic monographs, no. 3.] 
 
 Williams (J., ed.) The national policy. Tracts for the times, 
 no. 1. Who needs protection? By a western farmer. 
 
 British free trade. N. T.. 1835-66. 8° 6932.09 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 29, 1872 (Visible and invis- 
 ible in protection, by E. Atkinson); v. 28, 1871 (Free trade; 
 
 1?™^S reform, by E. Atkinson); British qu. rev., April, 
 ™ (F , r< r e tratl6 an, i Protection). Contemp. rev., v. 13, 
 1870 ; Princeton rev., May, 1879 (A plea for free trade by 
 A. Arnold). ' 
 
 American Anti-protection speeches and tracts. 
 
 Calhoun (J. C.) In his Works, v. 2-4. 5023 03 
 
 Exposition of the unequal, unjust and oppressive operation' of 
 
 the present tariff system, in relation to iron, wool hemp 
 
 paper, and the manufactures thereof. 1832 '509i 09 
 
 Grundy (F.) Speech on the tariff, Feb. 15, 1832. in W93 ila 
 
 HayneR. Y. Speech on the tariff, Jan. 9, 1832. . . In rWlla 
 
 Lee (H.) Evidence in support of the memorial to congress 
 
 " setting forth the evils of the existing tariff." No. iv-vii, 
 
 ix-xi j n gog3 j]. t 
 
 Miller (S. D.) Speech on the tariff, 1832.. . ' .' in 509311a 
 
 Woodbury (Levi). In his Writings, v. 1, 1852. . . . 6077.12 
 
 Reciprocity and free trade. 
 
 Lowe (Robert). Reciprocity and free trade. [In Nineteenth cen- 
 tury, June, 1879.] 
 
 Price (B.) Free trade and reciprocity. [In Contemp. rev., v. 13 
 1870. J 
 
 Wallace (A. R.) Reciprocity the true free trade. [In Nineteenth 
 century, April, 1879.] 
 
 Thompson (C. H.) Reciprocity. [In Fraser's mag., Jan., 1878.] 
 
 2. Works favoring Proieclion. 
 Bigelow (E. B.) The tariff question considered in re- 
 gard to the policy of England and the interests of 
 the United States. With statistical and compara- 
 tive tables. 1862. 5938.05 
 
 — Same. 1865. „ 5938.04 
 
 Note. — In this edition the ' statistical and comparative 
 tables ' are omitted. 
 Butts (I.) Protection and free trade; nature of value, 
 
 etc. 1875. 5912.29 
 
 Byles (J. B.) Sophisms of free-trade and popular 
 
 political economy. 8th ed. 1851. . '. 5912.17 
 
 Carey (H. C.) Harmony of interests, agricultural, 
 
 manufacturing and commercial. 1851. 5932.22 
 
 — French and American tariffs compared : letters. 
 
 Phil., 1861. 8° 5932.09 
 
 — Letters to the president, on the foreign and domestic policy 
 
 of the union, and its effects, as exhibited in the condition 
 of the people and the state. Phil., 1858. 8°. . . 6932.09 
 
 — Miscellaneous works. 1865 5932.09 
 
 Note.— For Contents see p. 252 of Catalogue. 
 
 — Principles of social science. 3 v. 1858. . . 5913.01 
 
 — Way to outdo England without fighting her; letters. Phil., 
 
 1865. 8° 6932.09 
 
 Carey (M.) Essays on pol. econ. 1822. . . 5932.13 
 
 Choate (R.) In his Speeches. (See 267 of Catalogue). 
 
 Clay (H.) In his Speeches. (See p. 271 of Catalogue). 
 
 Greeley (Horace). Essaj'S designed to elucidate the 
 policy of protection. 1870 5912.12 
 
 Hamilton (Alex.) Report on manufactures. 1791. 
 
 Kelley (W. D.) Speeches, etc. , on industrial and 
 financial questions. 1872 5927.25 
 
 Niles (Hezekiah). Journal of the proceedings of the 
 friends of domestic industry, at New York. 1831. 
 
 Phillips ( W. ) Propositions concerning protection and 
 free trade. 1850 5912.19 
 
 Sullivan (Sir E.) Protection to native industry. 1870. 
 
 Webster (D.) In his Works. (See under Ms name, in general alplia- 
 bef). 
 
 Young (A.) National economy : history of the Amer- 
 ican protective system. 1866 5913.21 
 
 See also Blackwood, v. 73, 1853 (Free trade and high 
 prices): Coutemp. rev., Jan., 1877 (Economic fallacies : free 
 trade v. protection, by Sir Anthony Musgiave); N. A. rev., 
 v. 79, 1864 (Sophisms of free trade); Forto. rev., Apl., 1873 
 (Restrictions on trade from a colonial point of view, by 
 D. Syme). 
 8. Labor and Capital : wages problem, strikes, 
 trade-unions, etc. 
 
 Atkinson (E) Labor and capital allies not enemies 
 
 1 Q7Q ou&l.xJO 
 
 BaUantync'(T.) The gospel of labor. (In his Essays in mosaic 
 1870 ; p. 187-192.] • • • .- , ■ ■«" : 1 * 
 
 Bernard (Sir T. ) On employment and subsistance lor 
 the laboring classes. 1817. . . . . . 5058.10 
 
 Bolles (A. S. ) The conflict between labor and capital. 
 
 1 R7fi QuQo.l^ 
 
 Brassey (T.) ' Work and wages practically illustrated 
 
 1 orrq o . O1700.J.I 
 
 Note.— Reviewed by F. Harrison in Fortn. rev., v. 18, 
 
 — TheTepression in trade. [In Nineteenth Century, May 1879.] 
 Brydges(SirE.) Of relieving the able-bodied poor by finding 
 
 employment for them. [In Pamphleteer, v. 11. 1817.] 
 
 In asking for book., use th. •• Book Ord.r," giving th. AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and th. NUMBER. 
 
918 POLITICAL ECONOMY: Labor and Capital — -Laissez Faire — Land-systems. 
 
 Cunningham {D.) In his Conditions of social well-being, 1878 ; 
 p. 225-327] 5927.27 
 
 George {Henry). Progress and poverty : cause of increase of 
 want with increase of wealth. N. Y., 1880. . . .5933.00 
 
 Gregory (E. ) Are we better than our fathers ? or, a 
 comparative "view of the social position of Eng- 
 land at the revolution of 1688 and at the present 
 time. . 1872 5933.09 
 
 Hinton (R. I.) Labor : its agressive phases. [In Atlantic month- 
 ly,v. 27 ; 1871. 
 
 Jervis (J. B.) Question of labor and capital. 1877. 
 
 Lamed (J. N.) Talks about labor, and the evolution 
 of justice between laborers and capitalists. 1876. 
 
 Le Play (i* - .) Organization of labor. Tr. by G. Em- 
 erson. 1872. 5933.07 
 
 Levi (L.) Wages and earnings of the working classes. 
 1867 5933.04 
 
 Lieber (F.) Essays on property and labor. 1847. 5912.30 
 
 Mill {J. S.) Claims of labour. [In his Dissert, v. 2, 1858.] 2535.24 
 
 Owen (Ii. DA Labor, its history and prospects. 1851. 
 
 Report of a select committee ou remuneration for labor in Great 
 Britain. [In Pamphleteer, v. 23. London, 1824. 8°]. 6058.23 
 
 Raskin (J.) Time and tide by Weare and Tyne, let- 
 ters to a workingman on the laws of work. 1868. 
 
 Thompson {J. P. ) The workman : his false friends and 
 his true friends. 1879 5812.31 
 
 Thornton (W. U.) On labour: its wrongful claims 
 
 and rightful dues. 1869 5933.01 
 
 Note.— Eeviewed in Brit. qu. rev., Oct., 1869 ; Fortn. 
 rev., May, 1869 (by J. S. Mill ; repr. in his Dissertations, 
 v. 5, 1876). 
 
 Three years among the working classes in the United 
 States during the war. 1865 5917.16 
 
 United Slates. Dep't of state. State of labor in Europe, 
 
 1878 : reports from U. S. consuls. Wash., 1879.8°. 
 
 Contents : Eates of wages. Cost of living. Condition 
 
 of trade. Business systems. Amount of paper money in 
 
 circulation, and its relative value to gold and silver. 
 
 Walker (F. A. ) The wages question : wages and the 
 wages class. 187C 5933.17 
 
 Wright (if. B.) Practical treatise on labor. 1871. 
 See also Black, mag., June, 1875 (British workmen : past 
 and present); Contemp. rev., v. IB, 1871 (The future of 
 capital aud labour, by Geo. Potter); Jan. 1, 1873, (The La- 
 bour movement, by Goldwin Smith); Sept., 1877 (The la- 
 bour war in the United States, by Goldwiu Smith); Ed. rev. 
 v. 100, 1854 (The great social problem); Fortn. rev., v. 4, 
 1866 (The juBt demand of the workingman); v. 11, 1869 
 (The social future of the working class, by prof. Beesly); 
 v. 11 (Arbitration and conciliation, by Henry Cromton); 
 Aug., 1875 Mr. Cross's labour bills, by W. A. Hunter); 
 Fortuightly rev., Sept., 1875 (The workmen's victory, by 
 Henry Crompton); Fraser's mag.,N. s., v. 2, 1870 (Future of 
 labor); v. 3, 1871 (The working men's political question); 
 v. 6, 1872 (Strikes, short hours, poor laws, etc.. by W. R. 
 Greg); International rev., Sept. 1876 (Price of labor in Eng- 
 land by T. Brassey); Sept., 1878 (The cry of labor— what 
 answer? by P. A. Chadbourne); N. A. rev.,v. 74,1852 (The 
 future of labor) ;v. 89, 1859 (Educated labor) ; v. Ill, 1870 
 (The labor question, by S. Newcomb); Jan., 1873 (Capital 
 and labor, by I. Butt) ; Nat. quar. rev., June, 1876 (Ethics 
 of labor); New Englander, v. 24, 1865 (Christian doctrine 
 of labor, by S. Harris); Qu.rov., v. 131, 1871 (Economic 
 lallaries and labour topics); Qu. rev., July, 1874 (Labour- 
 movement, abroad and at home); Westm. rev., v. 92. 1869 
 (Labour and capital); v. 97, 1872 (Migration of Labour); 
 Jan., 1874 (The working classes). 
 
 Co-operation. 
 
 Buckingham (J. S.) National evils and practical rem- 
 edies, with the plan of a model town. 1819. 
 
 Chambers's Papers for the people, v. 11, 1861 (Industrial invest- 
 ments and associations) 2516.06 
 
 Holyoake (G. J.) History of co-operation in England 
 1812-78 5| 3 3.^ 
 
 Syme{D.) Outline of an industrial science. 1876. 
 
 Thompson ( Wm. ) Of the distribution of wealth most 
 conductive to human happiness. New ed. 1850. 
 $3-See also Social Bcience (Socialistic and Communistic 
 theories and communities). 
 
 See also Contemp. rev., July, 1875 (Beginning of the co- 
 operative trouble, by G.J. Holyoake); Fortn. rev., Feb. 
 1874 ; Macm. mag., Nov., 1865 (Trades-unions, strikes; and 
 co-operation); N. A. rev., Jan., 1868 ; Qu. rev., v. 114, 1863- 
 "Westm. rev., v. 81, 1864 (Strikes and Industrial co-opera- 
 tion). * 
 
 The International. 
 
 XSSee International (The), p. 647 of Catalogue; also 
 
 Torke (O.) Secret history of "The International working 
 
 men's club." 1872 j also Contemp. rev., v. 20, 1872 (2 art. 
 
 by J. Mazzini); N. A. rev., v. 114, 1872. 1876 03 
 
 Hours of labor. 
 Faweell (H.) [In his Speeches, 1873 ; p. 122-144.] . . . 5724.19 
 See also Blackwood's mag., v. Ill, 1872 ; Contemp., v. 20 
 1872 (by B. Price); N. A. rev., v. 102, 1866 (Hours of labor)! 
 
 Irades unions and gilds. 
 Brentano (Lujo). On the history and development of 
 
 gilds, and the origin of trade-unions. 1870. 
 Dacus (J. A.) Annals of the great strikes in the U 
 
 States. 1877 5944.01 
 
 Gostwick [J.) Trade-unions and the relations of capital aud 
 
 labor. [In Cobden essays, 2d series, 1872. . . . 5914.17 
 Greg (W. R.) Intrinsic vice of trade-unions. [In his Political 
 
 problems.] 6716.13 
 
 Herbert ( W. ) History of the twelve great livery com- 
 panies of London ; including illustrations of 
 trade and commerce. 2 v. 1837. . . . 494.11 
 
 Mill (J. S.) In his Dissertations, v. 6, 1875 : review of Thornton. 
 
 National assoc. for the promotion of social science, 
 Trades societies and strikes : report [covering 
 the years 1824 to 1860] 5815.05 
 
 Orleans (X. P. A.d'; comtede Paris). Trades' unions of 
 England. Tr. by N. J. Senior. Ed. by T. 
 Hughes. 1869 5933.02 
 
 Rogers (H.) In his Essays from Good words, 1867 ; p. 231-276. 
 
 Stirling (J.) Mr. Mill on Trades-unions. [In Recess studies.] 
 
 Ward (J.) Workmen and wages, at home and abroad. 
 
 1868. 5933.05 
 
 See also Blaokw. mag., v. 79, 1856 (Lancashire strikes): 
 v. 101, 1867 ; v. 102, 1867 (Work and murder); v. 107, 1870 
 2 art.); v. 112, 1872 ; Brit. qu. rev., Oct., 1873 ; Contemp. 
 rev., v. 14, 1870 (Strikes by Geo. Potter); Contemp. rev., 
 v. 15, 1870 (Strikes and lock-outs, from a workman's point 
 of view, by Geo. Potter); v. 17, 1871 (Eeply to Potter, by S. 
 Fothergill); and additional article by Potter); v. 18, 1871 
 Fraternity and Trades-unions, by C. E. Maurice); Sept., 
 1877 (Intimidation aud picketing, by G. H. Rousseau); 
 Oct., 1877 (Trades unions, apprentices, and technical ed- 
 ucation, by G. Howell); Ed. rev., v. 110; v. 126,1867; 
 Fortn. rev., v. 1. 1865 (The iron master's trade union, by 
 F. Harrison ; Iron master's view of strikes, by W. R. 
 Hopper); v. 3, 1865 (Good and evil of trade-unionism, by 
 F. Harrison); v. 7,1867 (Amalgamated society of carpen- 
 ters, by prof. Beesly) ; v. 8, 1867 (Trades' union commis- 
 sion, by prof. Beesly ; Law of trade combinations in 
 France, by F. D. Longe); v. 12, 1869 (Trades-union bill, by 
 F. Harrison); Fraser's mag., v. 78, 1868 (2 art.) ; v. 79, 
 1869 j n. s., v. 6, 1872 (Agricultural strikes); Macmillan's 
 mag., Nov., 1865 (by Thos. Hughes); North Brit, rev., v. 
 46, 1867 ; v. 48, 1868 ; v. 63, 1871 ; Quar. rev., v. 106, 1859 ; 
 v. 123, 1867 ; Statistical soc. of London. Journal, v. 30, 
 1867 (by Jacob Waley); "West, rev., v. 61, 1854 ; v. 74, 1860 ; 
 v. 76, 1861 (by prof. B. S. Beesly); v. 81, 1864. 
 
 Wage-fund. 
 
 Note. — 'There is,' says Sidgwick, *no more burning 
 question in the present state of economic controversy 
 than that of the wages-fund, and none on which the opin- 
 ions of teachers in lull repute appear more widely divided. 
 Tue doctrine that was held by J. S. Mill till 1869 jtliat 
 wages in the aggregate depend on a ratio between capital 
 and population] is still apparently taught by prof. Fow- 
 cett ; it was restated, without important qualifications, by 
 Cairnes, and it is at least continually Implied in the ad- 
 vice tendered to the capitalists' side. On the other hand, 
 the doctrine is altogether rejected by Jevons, Cliffe Les- 
 lie, F. A. Walker, and other economists, and there is a 
 growing tendency to treat it as exploded.' 
 Fawcett (H.) The effect of an increased production of wealth on 
 
 wages. [In Fortn. rev., Jan., 1874.] 1918.21 
 
 Leslie ( T. E. Cliffe.) Rate of wages. [In Fraser's mag., v, 78, 1868.) 
 Sedgwick [H.) The wages-fund theory. [In Fortn. rev., Sept. 1, 
 
 1879.] ' 
 
 ShadwelUJ. L.) Theory of wages. [In Westm. rev., v. 97, 1872.] 
 Thornton [W. T.) [In Nineteenth century, Aug., 1879.] 
 Walker (F. A.) Wage-fund theory. [In N. A. rev., Jan., 1875.] 
 
 — Same. [In his Wages question. 1876.] 6933.17 
 
 9. Laissez faire. 
 
 Cairnes [J. E.) Political economy and laissez faire. [In Fort- 
 nightly rev., v. IS, 1871.] 
 Mill (J. S.) In his Pol. economy, v. 2, 1864 ; p. 658-603. 5913.11 
 Newcomb (S.) The let alone principle. [In N. A. rev., v. 110, 
 1870.] * 
 
 10. Land-systems and Agricultural Well-being. 
 
 Arnold [A.) Free trade in land. [In Contemp. rev., v. 20, 1872.] 
 
 — Abusesof a landed gentry. [In Nineteenth century, v. 1,1877.] 
 Blount ( T. ) Fragmenta antiquitatis ; ancient tenures 
 
 of land, etc. 1679 5631.26 
 
 Cairnes [J. E.) Pol. economy in land. [In Fortn. rev., v. 13, 1870.] 
 Cobden club. Systems of land-tenure in various coun- 
 tries. 2d ed. London, 1870. 8° 5914.16 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
POLITICAL ECONOMY. Land-System -Money, Currency, Banking. 
 
 919 
 
 Contents. 
 Belgium and Holland, by E. de Laveleye. 
 Englaud, by C. W. Hoskyns. 
 Franoe, by T. Cliffe Leslie. 
 India, by G. Campbell. 
 Ireland, by W. Longfleld. 
 Ireland and Great Britain compared with 
 the Continent as to tenure, rent, pro- 
 duce, wages, etc. 
 Prussian agrarian legislation, in 19th cen- 
 tury, by E. B. D. Morier. 
 Russian agrarian legislation of 1861, by J. 
 Fancier. 
 Oimningham{D .) Conditions of social well-being. 1878. 
 Note. Treats of the political, social, economical and 
 moml conditions affecting the material well-being of the 
 agricultural and manufacturing populations of Europe and 
 America, 
 Famcett [S.) Nationalisation of land. [In Fortn. rev., v. 18, 1872.] 
 Qeorije (Henry). Progress and poverty : an inquiry 
 into the cause of increase of want with increase 
 
 of wealth. N. Y., 1880 3933.00 
 
 Note.— An attempt to prove the injustice and impolicy of 
 private property in land. 
 Laing IS.) See, under his name in general alphabet, works of travel, 
 
 which favor the division of land among small proprietors. 
 Laveleye ( if.) Primitive property. Tr. by G. E. L. 
 Marriott. With introd. by T. E. Cliffe Leslie. 
 
 1878 5814.19 
 
 Note. With special reference to the village and family 
 community system. 
 
 — Alienation of public lands in colonies. [In Fortn. rev., June, 
 
 1874.] 
 Leslie (T. K Cliffe). Land systems and industrial 
 economy of Ireland, England, and continental 
 
 countries. 1870 5914.20 
 
 Mill (/.' S) Papers on land tenure. — Prof. Leslie on the land 
 question. (Inhis Dissertations, etc. v. 6.] . . .2535.25 
 Note.— Reviewed in Black% . mag., v. 110, 1874. 
 Odger (G.) The land question. [In Contemp. rev., v. 18. 1871.] 
 Rimsay <?.) In his Distribution of wealth. 1836. . . . 5922.01 
 Robertson (E. TF.) The land. [In his Hist, essays. 1872.] 445.25 
 Rogers [J. E. T.) The land question. [In his Gobden, etc., Essays, 
 
 1873 ; p. 73-108.] 5724.18 
 
 See also Contemp. rev., v. 19, 1872 (Engl, land question 
 by IT. Fitzmaurice); Ed. rev., v. 103, 1857 (Landed credit); 
 Fort. rev. ,v. 5 (Pol. econ. and tenure of land.by T.E.Leslie); 
 Eraser's mag., N. s., v. 3, 1871 (Tenure of lands in Europe); 
 v. 3, 1871 ( Free grant lands of Canada); Fortnghtly rev., 
 v. 5, 1863 (Essays on the tenure of land) ; v. 13, 1870 
 (Feudal tenures in England, byF. Seebohm); v. 13,1876 
 (The Severance of the English people from tho land, by 
 F. Seebohm); v. 15, 1871 (The Westminister rev. on the 
 English land question, by F. Seebohm); v. 15, 1871 (Pres- 
 ent state of the land question, by C. W. H. Wren); v. 17, 
 1872 (Hist, aspect of the land question, by C. W. H. Wren); 
 v. 17 ( New aspects of the land question, by J. Macdonnell) ; 
 v. 18, 1872 (Increasing difficulties of tenant farmers, by W. 
 E. Bear); v. 69, 1864 (Land tenure); v. 7,5, 1867 (Land sys- 
 tem a reason for reform); v. 76, 1867 (Cobden and the land 
 question); v. 78, 1868 (Landowners, land, and tillers): 
 Westm. rev., v. 82, 1864 (The tenure of land); v. 90, 1868 
 (The tenure of land); v. 90, 1868 (Landed tenure in the 
 Highlands); v. 93, 1870 (Land tenures and their conse- 
 quences); v. 94, 1870 (Land question in England). 
 
 France : Land System 
 
 Leslie {T. E. C.) In Cobden club. System of land, etc. 1870. 
 
 — In his Land systems, etc. 1870 6914.20 
 
 ToungiA) Travels in France, 1787-89. 2d ed. 2 v. . 968.01 
 
 Seeafoo Quar. rev., v. 128, 1870 (Land question inFrance); 
 Fortn. rev., v. 30, 1878 (Peasants of the Limagne, by F. B. 
 Zincke ; 2 art.) 
 
 India : Land System. 
 
 Campbell (ff.) In Cobden club. Systems, etc 5914.16 
 
 See Westm. rev., v. 89, 1868 (Land tenures of Brit. India). 
 
 Ireland : Land Question. 
 
 Bniriek (67. C.) In Recess studies, 1870 5716.12 
 
 0o&i>m(/.) The Land War in Ireland. 1870 497.19 
 
 Irish laud question, impartially considered. By F. B. G. S. 
 
 L., 1870. 8° 497.19 
 
 LaveUe (P.) The Irish landlord since the Bev. With notices of 
 
 ancient and modern land tenures. 1870. . . . 492.04 
 MM (J. S.) Chapters and speeches on. 1870. . . . 492.07 
 Moms W. O'C.) Letters, etc. 1870 492.03 
 
 — Land system of I. [In Oxford essays, 1856.] . . .2538.20 
 Sigurson(G.) History of the land tenures and land 
 
 classes of Ireland, with account of secret agrarian 
 confederacies. London, 1871. 8° 
 
 See also Blackwood v. 103, 1869; Ed. rev., v. 125, 1867; v. 
 131, 1870; Fortn. rev., v. 1, 1865 (by J. Godkin); v. 12, 1869 
 (by F. Seebohm); v. 13, 1870 (Irish land bill of 1870, by 
 H. D. Hutton ; and by W. O'C. Morris); Fraser's mag., v. 
 49, 1854 ; v. 76, 1867j v. 77, 1868 ; N. s., V. 1, 1870 ; v. 5, 
 
 1872 ; N. Brit, rev., v. 61, 1870 (Literature and hist, of Irish 
 }a ild tenures; 2 art.); Westm. rev., v. 86, 1866 ; v. 93, 1870 ; 
 
 Prussian Land Tenure. 
 
 Ouvry (H. A.) Stein and his reforms in Prussia, with 
 
 references to the land question in England : and 
 
 an appendix containing the views of Eichard 
 
 Cobden, and J. S. Mill's advice. 1873. .5914.18 
 
 Russian Land System. 
 [ See works on Russia, p. 365 ; especially Wallace. [997.11]. 
 United States Land Laws. 
 
 United Slates. Land office. Report of the commissioner. 
 Note.— Published annually as part of the report of the 
 secretary of the interior, in Ex. Doc. of the Ho. of Bep. It 
 contains much practical information. 
 
 — Laws of the United States and other documents, 
 
 having respect to public lands, W., 1817. 8°. 
 
 — General public acts of Congress, respecting the 
 
 public lands, 1736-1838. -2 v. Wash., 1838. 8°. 
 
 — Circular showing the manner of proceeding to obtain title to 
 
 public lands. W., 1870. 8°. 
 Same. Washington, 1879. 8°. 
 
 — Instructions in relation to the survey and entry of lode and 
 
 placer claims. W., 1870. 8° 1134.33 
 
 See also Contem. rev., v. 9, 1868 (Land question in the 
 TJ. S., by C. H. Pearson). 
 
 Peasant Proprietorships. 
 Grtg {W. R.) In his Essays, v. 1, 1853 ; p. 113-207. . . 2626.23 
 See also Contemp. rev., v. 19, 1872 (art. by Wm. Fowler). 
 
 Condition of Farm Laborers, 
 liogers (J. E. T.) History of agriculture and prices 
 in England, 1259-1793. v. 1-2, 1259-1400. -2. v. 
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 agricultural labourers); Fortn. rev., v. 18, 1872 (The 
 strike of the farm laborer); Fraser's mag., v. 79, 1869 
 (On the relative demand for labor in agricultural and 
 manuf. districts); Statistical soc. of London. Journal, v. 
 25, 1862 (On the earnings of agricultural labourers in 
 Scotland and Ireland, by Purdy). 
 
 11. Money, Currency, Banking, Finance. 
 1. Bibliography. 
 Horton (S. D.) Partial list of modern publications on money. 
 [In International monetary conference, 1878 ; p. 737-773.] 
 
 2. History of Money and Precious Metals. 
 
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 times. [In Journal of sac. lit., v. 2, 1848 ; p. 267-280.] 
 Comstock J. L.) History of the precious metals. 1819. 
 Jacob (W.) Historical inquiry into the production 
 
 and consumption of the precious metals. 2 v. 
 
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 Nov., 1879.] 
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 money in the ancient world, [In his Indian antiquities, 
 
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 (Gold and silver sent from America to Europe, from the 
 
 discovery of the former country to the present time, by 
 
 J. T. Danson). 
 
 Fluctuations in the value of Gold and Silver. 
 
 Chevalier (M. ) On the probable fall in the value of 
 gold. 1859 5915.27 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 112, 1860; N. A. rev., v.76. 
 
 DeOuineev (T.) California and the gold mania. [In his Letters 
 
 to a young man, 1854.] 2522.09 
 
 Note. — Also printed in Eclectic mag., v. 25, 1852. 
 
 See also Blackw. mag., v. 79, 1856 (The gold screw [tem- 
 porary scarcity of gold ; an attack on the Engl, currency 
 system) • v. 94, 1863 (Gold and social politics ; an expos, of 
 the part' gold plays in the world's trade); Contemp. rev., 
 Apl 1879 (Bad trade and its cause ;— 1. The discrediting 
 of silver by S Williamson ; 2. The eastern trade, and the 
 precious' metals, by R. H. Patterson); Ed. rev. Jan. 1879 
 (The new golden age); Oct., 1876 (The depreciation of sil- 
 ver)- Apl., 1879 (Gold and its effects on trade); Fortn. rev., 
 v 18 1872 (Gold question and prices in Germany); Fraser's 
 rnae', v. 46 (Gold and emigration); v. 48, 1853 (Gold in 
 Australia); v. 69, 1859 (Future value of gold by Percy 
 Greg) • v. 60-61, 1859-60 (The gold question, by J. E. Oairnes) ; 
 Nineteenth century, Jan., 1879 (Depreciation of silver and 
 the Indian finances, by G. Chesney); N. A. rev., v. 89, 1859 
 (The depreciation of gold); North Brit, rev v. 28, 1858 
 Free Trade in gold); v. 42, 1865 (The new gold mines and 
 prices); Princeton rev., Jan., 1879 (Monetary conferences 
 of 1867 and 1878, and the future of silver, by F. A. Walker); 
 Westm rev., v. 81, 1864 (The depreciation of gold). 
 
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920 POLITICAL ECONOMY: Money, Currency, Gold and Silver Question. 
 
 3. Currency, Metallic and Paper, and the 
 Mechanism of Exchange. 
 
 Carey (H. C.) Money : a lecture before the New York geogr. 
 and statist, soc, Feb. 1857 5932.09 
 
 Hamilton (B.) Money and value : an inquiry into 
 the means and ends of economic production ; 
 with an appendix on the depreciation of silver 
 and Indian currency. 1878 5937.18 
 
 Howe (J. B.) Political economy of Great Britain, the 
 United States, and France, in the use of money : 
 a new science of production and exchange. 1878. 
 Contents : Banking in England (p. 104-142). Banking in 
 the U. 8. [p. 143-232). Interest, rent and taxes (p. 250-278). 
 Capital, labor, and wages (p. 280-319). Tariffs and produc- 
 tion (p. 325-330). Monetary system and production of 
 France (p. 332.343). Money, currency, credit, etc. 
 
 — Monetary and industrial fallacies : a dialogue. 
 
 1878 5937.20 
 
 Jevons ( W. 8. ) Money and the mechanism of ex- 
 change. 1875 5915.00 
 
 Kellogg (ii) New monetary system. 2d ed. 1864. 
 
 Law {J.) Money and trade considered. 1750.5911.02 
 
 Locke (J.) Of lowering the interest of money. 1691. [In his 
 
 Works, v. 5.] 5052.05 
 
 — On ' coining silver money in England, and keeping it here.' 
 
 [In Ms Works, v. 5.] 5052.05 
 
 — Further considerations concerning raising the value of 
 
 money. [In his Works, v. 5.] 5052.05 
 
 McAdam (G.) An alphabet in finance. N. Y., 1876. 
 
 Moron [(1) Money. 1863 5915.30 
 
 Poor (Henry V.) Money and its laws. N. Y., 1877. 
 Contents : Laws of money. History of monetary theo- 
 ries : Aristotle John Locke, John Law, David Hume, 
 Adam Smith (p. 99-170), Dngald Stewart, Bank of England- 
 Bullion report of 1310 (p. 182-214). Henry Thornton, Hus- 
 kisson, Eicardo, Bank of England (p. 233-311), Thomas 
 Tooke, McCulloch, John Stuart Mill, (p. 330-362); H. D. 
 Macleod, J. W. Gilbart, Henry Fawcett, W. Stanley Jevons, 
 Bonamy Price ; Continental writers ; Amer. i 1. econo- 
 mists : F. Bowen, W. G. Sumner, Perry, D. A. Wells; 
 Currency and banking in the U. S., 1775-1878. Appendix : 
 Double standard — Resumption. 
 
 Potter ((?. A.) The instrument of association: a 
 manual of currency. 1868 5915.23 
 
 Price (B.) What is money ? Has it any effect on the rate of dis- 
 count ? [In Contemp. rev., v. 14, 1870 ; or Littell, 1870, v. 3.] 
 
 Boscher [W.) Hist, survey of authorities asto the definition of 
 money. [In his Pol. economy, v. 1, 1878 ; p. 340-345.] 5918.06 
 
 Walker tF. A.) Money. 1878 5931.25 
 
 Note.—" It would be difficult to find a work better fitted 
 to give a sound knowledge of money.'* 
 
 — Money in its relations to trade and industry. 1879. 
 
 Wells (D. A. ) Robinson Crusoe's money ; or, the re- 
 markable fortunes and misfortunes of a remote 
 island community. 1876 5913.29 
 
 Wheailey (J.) Essay on the theory of money and 
 principles of commerce. 2 v. 1807. . . 5938.02 
 See also N. A. rev., Sept., 1879 (The standard of value, 
 by~S. Newcomb) ; International rev., Jan., 1878 (Money 
 and its laws, by W. G. Sumner) ; N. A. rev., v. 75, 1852 
 (Decline in the value of money); N. Brit, rev., v. 35, 1861 
 (What is money ?) 
 
 4. Currency, with special reference to the state of the 
 English money market. 
 
 Chalmers ((?.) Considerations on commerce, bullion 
 and coin, circulation and exchanges. 1811. 5911.24 
 
 Crombie [A.) Analysis of Ricardo on depreciation of bank notes 
 1819. [In Pamphleteer, v. 10, 1819] 505810 
 
 Currency explained ; in refutation of the last fallacy of the 
 "Times,'' 8 Nov. 1843. London, 1R43, 12'. . . In 6091 07 
 
 Essay ou the currency ; or the alterations in the value of money 
 the cause of the distressed state of the country [In Pam- 
 phleteer, v. 17, 1820.] 5058 17 
 
 Graham [Sir J.) Corn and currency. 1826. . . , . In 3124.05 
 
 Hurley (J.) The currency; its influence on the in- 
 ternal trade of the country. 1839. . . 5915.34 
 
 HusMsson (IF.) Question concerning the depreciation of the 
 currency examined. [In his Soeeches, v. 1, 1831; p 60-165] 
 
 Jevons [W. S.) Metallic currency of the United Kingdom and 
 international coinage. [In Statistical soc, of London. 
 Journal, v. 31, 1868.] 
 
 Malthus (T. B.) The measure of value stated and il- 
 lustrated, with an application of it to the alter- 
 ations in the value of the English currency since 
 1790. 1823 5 J 915 . 18 
 
 Method of increasing the quantity of circulating-money, upon a 
 
 ir-ii ,? 6 ?, a ™ solid l"' iuci P 1 e- [In Pamphleteer, v. 11, 1817.1 
 
 ( i ,J.„T he currenc y juggle. [In his Dissertations, etc. v. 
 
 1, 1859.] 0535 20 
 
 Oil currency. London, 1840. 8°. ...','.'.' 5093.22 
 
 Overstone(S. J. L., lord). Tracts and other publications 
 on metallic and paper currency, 1810-56. 5911.13 
 Contents: Eeflectious suggested by J. H. Palmer's 
 pamphlet on the pressure on the money market. Re- 
 marks on the management of the circulation and on the 
 condition and conduct of the Bank of England and of the 
 country issuers during 1839. Letters to J. B. Smith on 
 currency and the administration of the Bank of England. 
 Thoughts on the separation of the departments of the 
 Bank of England. The petition of the merchants, etc., of 
 London, against the Bank charter act, with comments. 
 Letters to the editor of The Times on the Bank charter of 
 1844, and on the currency in 1851-57. Extracts from evi- 
 dence before the select committee of the House of Com- 
 mons on banks of issue in 1840. Evidence, 1848, on com- 
 mercial distress. 
 Note.— Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 107, 1858. 
 
 Paget (T.) Letter addressed to David Ricardo, on the true prin- 
 ciple of estimating the extent of the late depreciation in 
 the currency ; and on the effect of Peel's bill for the re- 
 sumption of cash payments by the Bank. 1822. In 5721.05 
 
 Patterson (R. H.) The currency and reform. [In Fortnightly 
 rev., v. 6, 1866.] 
 
 — The state and the currency. [In Fortn. rev., v. 8, 1867.] 
 Price (B.) Principles of currency. 1869. . 5915.24 
 - — Chancellor of the exchequer on coinage. [In Contemp. rev., 
 
 v. 12, 1869.] 
 
 — Principles of currency. [In Fraser'a mag., v. 67, 1863.] 
 
 — Reply to an article on currency, with the article referred to. 
 
 [In Fraser's mag., v. 80, 1869.] 
 
 — D. Wilder, of Boston, on gold and currency. [In Fraser's 
 
 mag., n. s., 1871, v. 4. 
 Project of finance ; or relief to the country, in the present crisis, 
 
 1816. [In Pamphleteer, v. 11, 1816.] 5058.11 
 
 Relation of coin and currency. [In Pamphleteer, v. 14, 1819.] 
 Bealy (H. N.) Treatise on coins, currency, and bank- 
 ing. 1858 5915.26 
 
 Second letter on the present state of the currency. London, 
 
 1821. 8°.. [In Pamphleteer, v. 19.] 5058.19 
 
 Smith (T.) Letter on the new coinage, 1817. [In Pamphleteer, 
 
 V. 10. 1817.] 5058.10 
 
 Spencer (H.) State-tamperings with money and banks. [In 
 
 Westm. rev., v. 59, 1858.] Repr. in his Essays, v. 2. 
 Tatham [E.) On the scarcity of money, and its effects. 3d ed. 
 
 [In Pamphleteer, v. 7, 1816.] 5058.07 
 
 Taylor (J.) Catechisms of the currency and ex- 
 changes. New ed. enlarged. 1836. . . 5911.15 
 
 Tooke (T.) Considerations on the state of the currency. 2d ed. 
 1826 5911.17 
 
 Vanderlint (J.) Money answers all things : or, an esBay to 
 make money sufficiently plentiful amongst all ranks of 
 people. 1734 In 5721.02 
 
 Walsh (R. H.) Elementary treatise on metallic currency. 1853. 
 See also Blackwood's mag., v. 97-98, 1865 (The rate of in- 
 terest and invisible capital ; 4 art.); v. 102, 1867 (Mone- 
 tary reform); Contemp. rev., v. 4, 1867 (Monetary conven- 
 tions and English coinage, by H. Godwin); Contemp. rev., 
 Apr., 1877 (One per cent., by Prof. Bonamy Price); Ed. 
 rev., v. 121, 1865 (Seven per cent.); v. 127, 1868 (Moneyat 
 two per cent.); Fortn. rev., v. 4, 1866 (Modern reforms in 
 paper money, by W. Latham); Int. rev., May, 1876 (Cur- 
 rency question in Austria, by Max Wirth); N. A. rev., v. 
 90, 1860 (Money and credit) ; N. Brit, rev., v. 28, 1858 (Cap- 
 ital and currency); v. 29, 1858 (Decimal coinage). 
 
 5. Mono-Metalism and Bi-Metalism ; 
 Gold and silver questions. 
 
 [Note. — On this topic consult also the works on money, 
 by Walker, Jevons, and others, given under '3. Currency,' 
 p. 919.] 
 
 Cernuschi (H. ) Bi-metallism in England and abroad. 
 1879 5933.02 
 
 Hamilton (fi.) On the depreciation of silver and Indian cur- 
 rency. [In his Money and value, 1878.] .... 5937.18 
 
 Hand book of gold and silver. By an Indian officer. 
 
 London, 1878. 8° 5930.00 
 
 Note. — Favors the demonetization of silver in India and 
 elsewhere. 
 
 Iiowe (J. B. ) Mono-metalism and bi-metalism ; or 
 the science of monetary value. 1879. . 5937.17 
 
 International monetary conference held in Paris, in 
 1878. Wash., 1879 8°. [U. S. Senate ex. doc. , 
 No. 58, 45th congr., 3d sess.] .... 5937.24 
 Contents : Proceedings of the conference, with various 
 tables and statements of the currency systems of various 
 countries (p. 1-216). Appendix : 1. Correspondence sub- 
 mitted by R. Fenton on the banking systems of Europe (p. 
 217-234). 2. Historical material for the study of monetary 
 policy of the United States, England, France, and the rest 
 of Europe, by S. D. Horton {p. 235-878). 
 
 Jones (J. P.) The optional standard. Also the Con- 
 ference report on silver. 187G. . . . 5937.21 
 
 — Resumption [in the U. S.] and the double stand- 
 
 ard of gold and silver. 1876 5937.21 
 
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POLITICAL ECONOMY: Money, Banks and Banking. 
 
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 IuW (5- <?•) Argument against the gold" standard. 
 
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 Seyd (E.) International coinage and the variations of foreign 
 
 exchanges during recent years. [In Statist, soo. Journal, 
 
 v. 33, 1870.] 
 Studnitz {A. von). Gold : legal regulations for the 
 
 standard of gold and silver wares in different 
 
 countries. Tr. and abridged by Mrs. Brewer ; 
 
 with notes and additions by E. W. Streeter. 2d 
 
 ed. revised. 1877 5931.28 
 
 United States. Congress. U. S. monetary commission, 
 
 1876. Report and accompanying documents, v. 1. 
 Wash., 1877. 8° ' 5937.10 
 
 Wells (I>. A.) The silver question. The dollar of 
 the fathers versus the dollar of the sons ; also 
 an extract from an article in the N. A. rev., Nov. 
 
 1877, on the unconstitutionality of the repeal of 
 the obligations of the resumption act. 1877. 
 [ Economic monographs, No. 2.] 
 
 Weston G. M.) The silver question. 1878. 5933.31 
 
 See also Fortn. rev.. Aug., 1879 (The case against bi-met- 
 
 allism. by R. Giffen); International rev., Nov., 1878 (After 
 
 specie resumption — what ? by H. White): Revue des deux 
 
 mondes, Avril, 1876 (Le simple et le double etalon). 
 
 6. Banks, Banking, Credit, Currency 
 
 and Exchanges. 
 
 1. General and miscellaneous works on 
 
 Banking and Currency. 
 
 Bagehot (W.) Lombard street : a description of the 
 money market. 1873 5922.28 
 
 Bankers' common-place book. New York , 1 869. 12°. 
 Contents : Johnson (A. B.) Treatise on banking. Ten 
 mimiteB' advice, etc. Byles (J.) On bills of exchange. 
 M'Culloch (J.) On bills of exchange. 
 
 Bett{Q. M.) Philosophy of joint stock banking. 2d 
 ed. 1855 5933.25 
 
 Bullion (T., pseud.) The internal management of a 
 
 country bank. 1850 5915.14 
 
 Note.— By Joseph Langton 1 
 
 Buncombe (C.) Free banking: an essay on banking, 
 currency, finance, exchanges, and political econ- 
 omy. 1841 5915.13 
 
 learn (H. Noel). The money market. 1866. 5922.31 
 Note.— Treatise on national finance, banking and finance 
 companies, taxation, &e. 
 
 0Ubart[J.W.) Logic of banking. 1859. . .5915.06 
 
 — Practical treatise on banking. 2 v. 1865. . 5933.27 
 
 — Principles and practice of banking. New ed. 1871. 
 Goddard (T. H.) General hist, of the most prominent 
 
 banks in Europe and the U. S. 1831. . 5915.01 
 
 Hlouge (Wrn. M.) Short history of paper money and 
 banking in the U. S. 2d ed. 1835. . . 5931.31 
 
 Bankey ( T.) Principles of banking, with remarks on 
 the Bank of England. 1867 5915.09 
 
 Hardcastle (D.,jr.) Banks and bankers. 1842. 5933.24 
 Note. — Criticises at length the management of the Bauk 
 of England, and the views of Ricardo and lord Overstone. 
 He advocates free banking on a bi-inetallic basis. 
 
 HUdreth (R.) History of banks : advantages and ne- 
 cessity of free competition. 1837.12°. . 5915.15 
 
 Innes {A. T.) Personal responsibility of bauk directors. [In 
 Coutemp. rev., Jan., 1879. 
 
 Joplin [T) On the general principles and present practice of 
 banking. 1824. [In Pamphleteer, v. 24, 1821. . 5058.24 
 
 Lawson ( W. J. ) History of banking ; England, Scot- 
 land and Ireland. 2d ed. 1855. . . .5915.03 
 
 Same. Ed. by G. S. Homans. 1852. .5915.02 
 
 Macleod (H. D.) Elements of banking. 4th ed. 1878 
 _ Note. — Intended 'to exhibit in the simplest manner pos- 
 sible the mechanism of credit, banking, and foreign ex- 
 changes,' and to explain his theory, ' that the true 
 method of controlling credit and the paper currency is by 
 adjusting the rate of discount by the bullion in the bank 
 and the state of the foreign exchanges.' 
 
 — Theory and practice of banking. 3d ed. 2v. 1875. 
 
 Note. — Contains much historical material not in his 
 Elements of banking. 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Definitions of terms (p. 1-112). Theory 
 of coinage (p. 113-126). Theory of credit ; transfer of debts, 
 exchange, etc. (p. 127-363). History of banking in Eng- 
 land, 1640-1800. 2. History of banking and currency in 
 Englaud, 1800-1866 (p. 1-192). Banking in Scotland (p. 194- 
 235). Theories of currency (p. 236-333). Bank charter act 
 of 1844 (p. 334-378.) Joint stock banking (p. 379-407). 
 Business of banking (p. 408-550). 
 
 Martin {F) Stories of banks and bankers. 1865. 
 
 Norton (E.) National finance and currency ; the bank 
 acts of 1797, 1819 and 1844, with the operation 
 
 of gain or loss of gold, and panics in peace and 
 
 war. 2d ed. 18G7. . . 5g 1G u 
 
 PcdgravetR.il I] Notes or, banking in tbe'uuited kingdom, 
 
 *« I' ? enma , r1 '. ™* Hamburg. (/„ Statistical loc. of 
 
 London. Journal, v. 36, 1873] 
 
 — Influence of a note circulation in the conduct of a banking 
 
 business. [In Bankers' mag., v. 37 1877 1 
 
 — Banking. [In Fortn. rev., Jan., 1874.'] . '. -1918 21 
 Papers on banking and finance. By a bank manager 
 
 [anon.] L., 1871. 12° 59:« 23 
 
 Patterson (R. H. ) Economy of capital, or gold and 
 
 trade. 1865 5915 21 
 
 Contents : Thoughts of gold. What is money. The 
 golden age, trade, prices etc. Banking. The city of gold. 
 Bank of England (p. 171-369). Our trade 
 
 — Economy of capital. [In Blackw. mag., v. 95, 1864 1 
 
 — The war of the banks. [In Fortn. rev., v. 6, 1866.] 
 
 Percy (H. C.) Our cashier's scrap book : a portfolio 
 
 of bank anecdotes and incidents. 1879. 5931.32 
 
 Price {B.) Currency and banking. 1876. . 59:13.29 
 
 — The controversy on free banking. [In Fraser's mag., v. 75-77.] 
 
 — Lombard Btreet. [In Fraser's mag., Oct., 1873.] 
 
 Price (F. Q. H.) Handbook of London bankers. 
 Note.— A history of London banking firms, with lists of 
 bankers from 1677 to 1876. 
 
 Purdy ( W. ) London banking life. Papers on trade 
 
 and finance. 1876 5922.32 
 
 Note. — A review of the money market, trade, exchange, 
 etc., from 1865 to 1875, in England and foreign countries. 
 
 Sealy (H. N.) Treatise on coins, currency and bank- 
 ing 1858 5915.26 
 
 Seyd I-:.) Diagrams exhibiting the positions of the bank of Eng- 
 land, France, German Reichsbank, Austria, Netherlands, 
 Belgium, Italy, Russia ; with remarks thereon and refer- 
 ences to the note issue system of the bank of England. [In 
 Statistical soc. Journal, March, 1878.] 
 
 Sketch of a plan for a reformation in the system of provincial 
 banking. London, 1821. 8°. [In Pamphleteer, v. 18.) 6058.18 
 
 Sykes ( W. H.) Free trade in banking. [/".Statist, soc. of Lou- 
 don. Journal, v. 30, 1867.] 
 
 Watt (P.) Theory and practice of joint-stock bank- 
 ing. 1836 5721.06 
 
 2. Banking Periodicals. 
 
 [Set VI. Periodicals, p. 911.] 
 3. Bank of England. 
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 Bank of England. Names and descriptions of the 
 proprietors of unclaimed dividends on bank 
 stock, and on all government funds and securities, 
 transferable at the bank of England, London. 
 1823. 8° 5937.15 
 
 Bannister (S.) William Paterson, founder of the bank 
 of England ; his life and trials. 1859.. 3136.19 
 
 Burgess {H.) Memorial on the fitness of the system of the bank 
 of England. 1828. [In Pamphleteer, v. 28.] . . . 5058.28 
 
 Cobbeti ( W.) Paper against gold ; or the history and 
 mystery of the bank of England. 1834. 5941.11 
 Note. — That system which has mainly contributed to- 
 wards our present miseries ? — Introduction. 
 
 Francis (J.) History of the bank of England. 1862. 
 
 McLeod (H. D.) On the bank of England, 1694-1866 ; and on the 
 bank charter act of 1844. [In his Principles of economical 
 
 philos., v. 2, pt. 1 ; p. 435-520.] 5927.1* 
 
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 flected in McLeod's views. See under his name in 'General 
 works,' above. 
 
 Palgrave (R. H. I.) Banking reserve of the bank of England and 
 the rate of interest. [In Statist, soc, of London. Journal, 
 v- 36, 1873.] , 
 
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 mana"ement of the bank of England. [In Pamphleteer, 
 v. 7, 1816.] 6058.07 
 
 Price IB) Bank of England charter of 1844. [In Fraser's mag., 
 v. 71, 1866.1 L , , . 
 
 Torrens (R.) Principles and practical operation ol 
 sir Kobert Peel's act of 1844, explained and de- 
 fended. 3ded.: comprising critical examinations 
 of the Lords' committee of 1848, and of Tooke, 
 
 Wilson, and J. S. Mill. 1858 5913.31 
 
 Note —The author holds it impossible that a mixed cur- 
 rency of coin and convertable paper should exceed, ex- 
 cept during brief periods of transition, the amount to 
 which purely metallic currency would conform. 
 
 See also Quar. rev., v. 132, 1872 (Bank of England and the 
 money market) ; N. A. rev., Oct. 1867 (Bank of England re- 
 striction, 1797-1851). 
 
 4. Bullion, Cur-ency, and Foreign Exchanges. 
 
 Ooschen {G.J.) Theory of the foreign exchanges 3d 
 ed., revised. 1864 • • ■ 5911.22 
 
 Patterson (R. H.) Economy of capital, or gold and 
 trade. 1865. ....••••■• 59 15 - 21 
 
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 Seyd (&) Bullion and foreign exchanges. 1879. 
 
 Taylor (J. ) Catechism of the currency and exchanges. 
 
 New ed., enlarged. 1836. . . . . .5911.15 
 
 Bullion, currency, and Exchanges, 1810-11. 
 
 Atkinson (J.) Letter [on] the Report on the high 
 price of bullion. 1810 5915-35 
 
 Cock ( S. ) Examination of the Report of the bullion 
 committee. 1810 5915.35 
 
 Chalmers (G.) Considerations on commerce, bullion 
 and coin, circulation, and exchanges, 1811. 
 
 Great Britain. Parliament. Report on cause of high 
 price of gold bullion. London, 1810. 8°. 5911.61 
 Note. — Reprinted in a condensed form in Sumner's Hist, 
 of Amer. currency. [5933.20]. 
 
 Hopkins {T.) Bank notes the cause of the disappearance of 
 guineas, and of the course of exchange being against us, 
 whilst the balance is in our favour ; with means sug- 
 gested to enable the Bank of England to resume its pay- 
 ments in specie. 1810 5915.35 
 
 Huskisson ( W.) Currency question examined. 1810. [In his 
 Speeches, v. l.J 6322.13 
 
 Levi (L.) The foreign exchanges and the bullion committee, 
 1803-10. [In his Hist, of commerce, v. 121-134.] . 6927.09 
 
 Lyme (C\) Letter [on] the real causes of the high price of gold 
 and silver. 1810 5915.35 
 
 Ricardo (D. ) The high price of bullion, a proof of 
 depreciation of bank notes. 4th ed. 1811. 5915.18 
 
 — Reply to Bosanquet's Practical observations on the 
 report of the Bullion Committee. 1811. 5915.18;35 
 
 Trotter (0.) Principles of currency and exchanges 
 applied to the Report [on) the high price of 
 gold bullion, etc. 2d ed. 1810. . . . 5915.35 
 
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 Chambers {A. H.) On the resumption of cash pay- 
 ments by the bank. 1819 5058.14 
 
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 cash payments ; of the sufficiency of a representative cur- 
 rency in [England] ; and of the danger of a reduction of 
 the circulating medium. 1820. [In Pamphleteer, v. 15. 
 
 Gilbert (D.) The bullion question. 2d ed. 1819. [In 
 Pamphleteer, v. 14.] 5058.14 
 
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 committee on the expediency of the Bank re- 
 suming cash payments. London, 1819. 8°. 
 
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 — • Reports respecting the Bank of England resuming cash pay- 
 ments. 1819. [In Pamphleteer, v. 14, 1819.] . . 5058.14 
 
 Letter to a friend, upou the late rise in the foreign exchanges, 
 etc. [anon.] London, 1819. 8° 5911.21 
 
 Letter to W. W. Pole respecting the disappearance of gold coin 
 and the resumption of cash payments. 1818. [In Pam- 
 phleteer, v. 12 5058.12 
 
 Levi (£.) Eesumption in 1819. [In his Hist, of Commerce, p. 
 134-144.] 6927.09 
 
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 the expediency of resuming cash payment at the bank of 
 England. In [two] letters to a friend, [anon.] London, 
 1819. 8° 5911.21 
 
 Read (S.) Inquiry concerning the nature and use of 
 money ; operation of the laws of restriction on 
 the Bank of England. 1316. .... 5913.30 
 
 Representation agreed upon, 20th May, 1819, by the directors of 
 the Bank of England, and laid before the Chancellor of the 
 Exchequer. 1819. [In Pamphleteer, v. 14.] . . 5058.14 
 
 Sinclair [Str J,) Impracticability and injustice of resuming 
 cash, payments. [In Pamphleteer, v. 12, 1818.] . 5058.12 
 
 Wray{J.) Dangers of an entire repeal of the bank restriction 
 act. [In Pamphleteer, v. 13, 1829.] . . . . 6058.13 
 
 6. Banking in the United States. 
 
 Carey (M.) Letters to Adam Seybert, on the subject 
 of the renewal of the charter of the bank of the 
 U. S. 1811 5915.08 
 
 Clark (M. St. C.) and Hall (D. A.) History of the bank 
 of the United States. 1832 5915.11 
 
 Gallatin [A.] Considerations on the currency and banking sys- 
 tem of the V. S. [In his Writings, v. 3. 1878.] . . 5038.li; 
 
 Gibbons (J. S.) Banks of N. Y., their dealers, etc. 1858 
 
 Gouge (W. M.) Short history of paper-money and 
 banking in the United States. Prefixed an in- 
 quiry into the principles of the system, with con- 
 siderations of its effects on morals and happi- 
 ness. 2ded. N.Y., 1835. 8°. . . 5931.31 
 
 Letter to Albert Gallatin, esq, on the doctrine of gold and silver, 
 and the evils of the present banking system in effect and 
 tendency. By Publicola. N. Y., 1815, 8° 5915.16 
 
 Qucstimis and answers, or what the people ought to know about 
 the national banks, [n. p. or d.] 8° In 4516.19 
 
 Remarks upon usury : a national bank a remedy. By Whitehook 
 
 pseud. N. Y.. 1841. 12° 5933.26 
 
 United States Report of the Secretary of the treasury 
 on the bank of the U. S. London, 1820. 8°. [In 
 
 Pamphleteer, v. 17.] 5058.17 
 
 Webster (N., jr.) Sketch of the history and present state of banks 
 and insurance companies, in the United States. [In his 
 
 Miscellaneous papers. 1802.] 6927.22 
 
 See also Nat. qu. rev., v. 11. 1865. 
 7. Currency and money, in the United States. 
 Cemuschi (E.) Nomisma ; or 'Legal tender.' 1877. 
 Cloud (D. G.) Monopolies and the people. 7th ed. 1873. 
 Delmar (A.) The great paper bubble; or the com- 
 ing financial explosion. 1864 5932.06 
 
 Serris (J. A. ) The financial economy of the. United 
 States illustrated, and some of the causes which 
 retard the progress of California demonstrated. 
 
 1867 • . . . 5916.06 
 
 Gouge {W. M.) Short history of paper money and 
 banking in the U. S. 2d ed. 1835. . . 5931.31 
 
 Note A bitter attack on banks and paper money. 
 
 Hughes (R. W.) Popular treatise on the currency 
 question written from a southern point of view. 
 
 1879 ... 5933.30 
 
 Note. — 'Paper money should be used only as the repre- 
 sentative of gold and silver.' The author favors bimetal- 
 lism and the national bank systems. 
 Linderman (H. R. ) Money and legal tender in the 
 
 United States. 1878 5931.29 
 
 McCulloch (B.), Kelley (W. D.), Wells (». A.), and others. Re- 
 sumption of specie payments. [In N. A. rev., v. 12j>, 
 1877.] 
 Mann (G. A.) Paper money, the root of all evil. 1872. 
 Opdyke (G.) Report on the currency. 1858. . 5937.12 
 Richardson (H. W.) Paper money : collection of historical facts 
 bearing upon the current financial discussion. 1879. 
 Note. — A concise manual opposiug an irredeemable cur- 
 rency. 
 Ropes [J. S.) Restoration of the currency. [In Amer. soc. sci. 
 
 assoc. Trans., no. 5, 1873.] 5811.03 
 
 Schurz (C) Honest money and labor. 1870. [In Economic 
 
 monographs, no. 11.1 
 Scudder (M. L., jr.) National banking : a discussion of the mer- 
 its of the present system. 1879. [Economic monographs, 
 No. 12.] 
 Simonin {A. H.) Resumption of specie payments, and 
 the dangers which threaten modern civilization. 
 
 1868 5933.21 
 
 Spaulding (E. G.) History of the legal tender paper 
 
 money issued during the great rebellion. 1869. 
 
 Spooner {L.) New system of paper currency. 1861. . . 5933.21 
 
 Sumner ( W. (?). History of American currency, with 
 
 chapters on the English bank resumption and 
 
 Austrian paper money. Appended, the ' 'Bullion 
 
 Report." 1874 5933.20 
 
 Walker {A.) Our national currency. [In Internat. rev., v. 1. 
 1874.] 
 
 See also Nat. qu. rev., v. 5, 1862 (Effect of war and specu- 
 lation); v. 10, 1865 (Causes of currency depreciation); v, 
 36,1868 (Our paper money); New Englander, v. 16, 1858 
 (Currency, banking and credit); N. A. rev., v. 12, 1866 (Our 
 financial currency); Aug., 1879 CThe future of resumption, 
 by 'an old financier'). 
 
 American Colonial Paper Money. 
 Felt J. B.) Historical account of Massachusetts cur- 
 rency. 1839 5937.04 
 
 Hart (A. M. ) History of the issues of paper money 
 in the American colonies. 1851. . . 5937.05 
 Hickcox (J. H.) History of the bills of credit or paper 
 money issued by New York, 1709-1789. . 5938.01 
 Phillips (u.) Historical sketches of the paper cur- 
 rency of the American colonies, prior to the 
 adoption of the federal constitution. 2 v. 1865. 
 Richmond (J. W.) Rhode Island repudiation : hist. 
 of the rev. debt of R. I. 2d ed. 1855. . 5937.03 
 See also Nat. qu. rev., Dec, 1876 (Colonial paper money). 
 
 12. National debts. 
 
 Baxter (R. D.) National debts. 2d ed. 1871. 5937.22 
 Expediency and necessity of striking off a part of the national 
 
 debt [of England]. [In Pamphleteer, v. 18.] London, 
 
 1821. 8*. .!..... ,5068.18 
 
 Fawcett IM. 67.) National debts and national prosperity. [In his 
 
 Essays, 1872.] 6814.23 
 
 Friend ( W.) The national debt [of Gt. Brit.] in its true colours, 
 
 with plans for its extinction. [In Pamphleteer, v. 9, 1817.] 
 Hamilton (R.) Inquiry concerning the national debt 
 
 offlreat Britain. 1816. . . . .5932.08 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
^ POLITICAL ECONOMY: NaUona! D e^Panics- Population _ Prices . ^3 
 
 HeaAJkld (R-) Han for the liquidation of the public debt of the 
 
 United Kingdom. [In Pamphleteer, v. 16.] . . .6058.15 
 Further observations on liquidating the public debt [of G i-eat 
 
 Britain]. [In Pamphleteer, v. 16-17, 1820.] . . .5058.16 
 — Observ. on trade considered in reference to the public debt. 
 
 [In Pamphleteer, v. 20, 1822.] 6058.20 
 
 Levi (L.) Progress and economical bearings of nat. debts. [In 
 
 Statist, soc. of London. Journal, v. 25, 1862.] 
 Thoughts on the pernicious consequences of borrowing money ; 
 
 also on decreasing the national debt. 1756. . In 5721.02 
 Wednesday club-law : or injustice and illpolicy of 
 
 breaking into parliamentary contracts for publiclc 
 
 debts, [anon.] London, 1717. 16°. . . 5091.06 
 Wilkinson (S.) How our [U. S.] national debt may be a national 
 
 blessing. 1865 5937 12 
 
 Wilks (J.) Practical scheme for the reduction of the public debt 
 
 [of Gt. Brit.] [In Pamphleteer, v. 20, 1822.] . . 5058.20 
 See also Westm. rev., Jan., 1876 (Foreign loans and 
 
 national debts). 
 
 Funding systems. 
 Chambers (A.H.) Fallacy of the sinking fund. [In Pamphleteer, 
 
 v. 15.] 5058.15 
 
 Kcardo (D.) Essays on the funding system. [In his Works, 
 
 1846.] 6913.13 
 
 13 
 
 Panics, Commercial Crises, and 
 Speculative Manias. 
 
 Bourne (H. R. F.) Romance of trade, 1871 ; p. 293-332. . 6922.15 
 
 Carey (S. C.) Financial crises : their causes and effectB. Phil., 
 
 1864. 8° 5932.09 
 
 Evans (D. M.) Commercial crises, 1847-48 ; facts and 
 figures. 1848 5911.23 
 
 — Commercial crisis, 1857-58, and the stock exchange 
 panic of 1859 5911.25 
 
 Mercantile failures : their causes and preventions. By 
 an old merchant. 1873. ...... 5922. 36 
 
 Patterson [R. H.) On the home monetary drains, and crisis of 
 1866. [In Statistical soc. of London. Journal, v. 33, 1870.] 
 
 Sogers {J. E. T.) Causes of commercial depression. [In Prince- 
 ton rev., Jan., 1879.] 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 1 (Financial failure, 1857) ; 
 Blackw. mag., v. 100, 1866 (Panic in the city); Fraser's 
 mag., v. 80, 1869 (Credit and crises, by B. Price) ; New 
 Englander, v. 16, 1857 (The financial crisis of 1857); Westm. 
 rev., v. 69, 1858 (The crisis of 1857 and its causes); Eraser's 
 mag., v. 74, 1866. (The financial pressure). 
 
 Mississippi and South Sea Bubbles. 
 Maekay (G) Memoirs of commercial delusions : hist, 
 sketches of the Miss, scheme and the South Sea 
 bubble. [In Hunt (F.) Library of commerce, 
 
 v. 1, 1845.] 5927.12 
 
 Note. — Eepr. from his memoirs of popular delusions. 
 Thiers {A.) The Mississippi bubble. 1859. . 5922.07 
 See also {in Biography, p. 167 of Cat.) lives of John Law. 
 
 14. Population and Production. 
 
 Note.— The leading English economists— Adam Smith, 
 Eicardo, M'Cullough, Senior, Mill, Fawcett, and Cairnes— 
 substantially hold the Malthusian doctrine ' that popula- 
 tion tends to increase faster than subsistence.' Prof. Rick- 
 ards is regarded as the ablest (as he is the most recent) 
 English critic of Malthus, by prof. Cairnes, who contro- 
 verts his views. H. C. Carey, an American economist, 
 elaborately argues against the Malthusian doctrine, but 
 in prof. Perry's judgment has failed to break down the 
 proposition that 'land is subject to diminishing returns.' 
 Prof. Bowen also sums up the objections to the Malthusian 
 theory in a chapter in his ' American political economy.' 
 For an elaborate note on the literature of the subject see 
 Eoscher'e Political economy, v. 2, 1878 ed., book v. Bos- 
 cher is on the Malthusian side of the controversy. 
 
 Alteon (A.) Principles of population. 2 v. 1840. 
 Note.— A reply to Malthus 5914.01 
 
 Alia (N.) Law of human 'increase based on physiology and 
 pscychology. [In Hammond. Journ. of psy. med„ April, 
 1868 ; p. 209-266.] 8104.02 
 
 Bouim(F.) In his Amer. pol. econ. 1870 5913.23 
 
 Brydges ( Sir R) Population and riches of nations 
 considered together. 1819 5932.20 
 
 Cairnes (J. E.) Malthusian doctrine. In his Character and 
 logical method of pol. econ. 1875] 5912.31 
 
 Oarey (if. o ) In Ms Principles of social science, v. 3. 1858. 6913.03 
 Note.— Auti-Malthusian. 
 
 merett (A. H.) New ideas on population. 1823. 
 
 Godwin ( W.) On population, an answer to Malthus. 
 1820 5914.06 
 
 HazlUt(W.) Reply to Malthus. [anon.] 1807. 5914.10 
 
 mime (D.) Of, the populousness of ancient nations. [In his 
 PhllOB. works, v. 3, p. 410-493.] 5414.05 
 
 Maamlay (T. B.) Sadler's law of population. [In his Essays, 
 
 V. 2, 1869; p. 214-250, 268-270.] 2536.17 
 
 iVoic— Defends the Malthusian theory. 
 
 Matthus (T. R.) Essay on the principle of popula- 
 
 tion ; or view oi the past and present effects on 
 human happiness. 2 v. 1807. . 5914 04 
 
 ili™rt \Zti J,^ °', < ? e obeok8 t0 Population in less civ- 
 
 evis.r'ui™* d !? eren t expedients, as they affect the 
 evils ausing from the principle of population : systems of 
 S™f' emi 8™«™. Poor laws, increasing wealth ™gri- 
 
 Means ot Zt^t c ° mm?rci , a l re3trai °t«. moraf restraints, efc. 
 
 Means of letauung the population within any required limits, 
 [ft Pamphleteer, v. 16.] . , , . . . . r,nw » 
 
 Newman (F. W.) True and false Malthusianism.' [In Fraser's 
 
 ■ Uitt fe*t V. o, lo/I.J 
 
 Moreton (A. H.) Civilization, or the national laws that 
 
 i'Iqc the numbers and condition of mankind, 
 looo 5914 07 
 
 Fdty ^ W -~> Several es says in political arit'hmetick. 
 1699 592 j Q9 
 
 Richards (G. K.) Population and capital. 1854. 
 
 *?«*«• ( W.) In his Political economy, v. 2, 1878. . 5918 07 
 
 neyland (J. jr.) Principles of population and pro- 
 duction. 1816 5914.09 
 
 iVofe.—Opposes the Malthusian theory by arguments 
 ™sed largely on moral considerations. 
 
 Whittlesey (O.) On the rate of increase of the human race. [Amer 
 
 assoc, science, v. 22, 1873.] 394,6 20 
 
 See also Nat. qu. rev., v. 19, 1869 (Philos. of pop.)- N. 
 British rev., v. 47, 1867 (Fecundity, fertility and 
 sterility); Smithsonian report, 1873 (Population of the 
 world); Statistical soc. of London. Journal, v. 29, 1866 
 (French pop. statistics, by T. A. Welton); v. 31, 1868 (On 
 the comparative population of European States, by S. 
 Brown). 
 •&&• See also Vital statistics, in the general alphabet. 
 
 15. Prices. 
 
 Cooke (E.) Cause of increased price of the necessities of life, 
 and of the high price of gold bullion. 1819. [In Pamph- 
 leteer, V. 14, 1819.] 5058 14 
 
 Denson (J. T.) On the current price and cost price of com in 
 England, 1845-54. (In Statistical soc. of London. Jour- 
 nal, v. 18, 1855.] 
 
 Fleetwood (W.) Chronicon preciosum : or an account 
 of English gold and silver money ; the price of 
 commodities and wages, etc., in England, for 600 
 years past. 1745 5936.01 
 
 Huxtable(A.) ' Present prices.' 1850 In 5093.17 
 
 Jevons (W. S.) On the variation of prices aud the value of the 
 currency since 1782. [In Statistical soc. of London. Jour- 
 nal, v. 28, 1865.] 
 
 Lloyd ( W. F. ) Prices of corn in Oxford in the begin- 
 ning of the 14th century : also from 1583 to the 
 present time. 1830 5936.09 
 
 Nicolas (Sir N. H.) Privy purse expenses of Henry 
 viii,, 1529 to 1532 . 3077.26 
 
 — Privy purse expenses [1536-44] of the princess 
 
 Mary, afterwards queen 3117.23 
 
 Rawson (R. \Y.) Prices and fluctuations of grain in Prussia and 
 England, 1816-1841. [In Statistical soc. of London. Jour- 
 nal, v. 6, 1842.] 
 
 Rogers (J. E. T.) History of agriculture and prices in 
 England, 1259-1793. v. 1-2, 1259-1400. 2 v. 1866. 
 
 Spencer (J.) Tables showing the course of money, 
 corn, and cotton, monthly from 1836 to [1871]. 
 Enl. ed 5911.11 
 
 Swinfidd (R. de, bishop of Hereford), Roll of the house- 
 hold expenses of, during part of 1289-90 ; ed. by 
 J. Webb. 2 v. [In Camden soc, v. 59, 62. 1854- 
 '55.] 5113.13, 16 
 
 Toolce (T.) History of prices and'of the state of the 
 circulation, 1793-1837 ; preceded by a brief 
 sketch of the state of the coinage in the last two 
 centuries. 2 v. L. 1838. 8° 5936.04 
 
 — Same. Continuation. 1838-39. London, 1840. 8°. 
 
 — Same. 1839-47. London, 1848. 8°. . 5936.07 
 
 — Same. v. 5-6, 1848-56. By Thomas Tooke and 
 
 W. Newmarch. London, 1857. 8°. . 5936.08 
 
 Note.— An index to v. 1-6 is in v. 6. 
 
 Young (A.) Eise of prices in Europe during the last 25 years, 
 
 compared with that in England. [In Pamphleteer, v. 6, 
 
 18160 - • " • 5058.06 
 
 16. Property. 
 
 Lieber (F.) Essays on property and labor. 1847. 
 i6®- See also under Capital (p. 915);— Labor aud capital 
 (p. 917); — Social science (Communistic and socialistic theo- 
 ries); — Rent (below) ; —and chapters in Systematic Works 
 (p. 912); also Law (various headings). 
 
 Primitive property. 
 
 Beam (W. M.) In his Aryan household. 1879. 5803.09 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
924 
 
 POLITICAL ECONOMY: Rent to Usury. 
 
 Laveleye (E. de). Primitive property. With introd. 
 
 by T. E. Cliffe Leslie. 1878 5914.19 
 
 Maine [H. S.) In his 'Ancient law,' 'Lectures on the early hist. 
 
 of institutions,' ank 'Village communities'. 5624.02;03;08 
 
 17. Rent. 
 
 Cairnes {J. E.) In his character and logical method of pol. econ., 
 
 1875 6912.31 
 
 Price (B.) What is rent? [In Contemp. rev., Dec, 1879.] 
 Ricardo (D.) [In his Works, 1846 ; p. 35-46 ] 5913.13 
 Thompson (T. P.) An exposition of fallacies of Ricardo. [In 
 
 Pamphleteer, v. 27, 1826.] 
 Tucker (G.) Law of wages, profits and rent. 1837. 
 See also ( under Systematic works, p. 912) chapters in trea- 
 tises of Ricardo, M'Culloch, J. 8. Mill, Fawcett, Jevons, 
 Rogers, Cairnes, and others in the main agreeing with 
 what is known as the theory of Ricardo ; and of H. C. 
 Carey, F. Bowen and Macleod, ' iu opposition. Roscher 
 analyzes the views of leading writers on rent in his Politi- 
 cal economy, book iii, ch. 2. 
 
 4®* See also 'Property' (above) and 'Land systems' 
 (p. 918). 
 
 18. Savings Banks. 
 
 Beaumont (B.) Essay on provident or parish banks) [In Pam- 
 phleteer, V. 7, 1816.] 5058.07 
 
 Christian (Edw.) On provident banks. [In Pamphleteer, v. 17, 
 1820.] 6068.17 
 
 Keyes (E. W. ) History of 'the savings banks in the 
 the United States, 1816-1874. 2 v. . .5937.07 
 
 Lewins ( W. ) History of banks for savings in Great 
 Britain and Ireland. [1866.] .... 5933.16 
 
 Observations ou banks for savings, [anon.] [In Pamphleteer, v. 
 13, 1819.] 5068.13 
 
 Scratchiey (A. ) Practical treatise on savings banks 
 1860 5933.15 
 
 Villard (H.) People's banks of Germany. [In Amer. soc. sci. 
 
 assoc. Trans, no. 1, 1869.] 6811.01 
 
 See also Ed. rev., v. 95 (Investments for the working 
 classes); Fraser's mag., v. 64, 1861 (Savings banks and 
 post-offices); Qu. rev., v. 108, 1860 (Workman's earnings and 
 savings). 
 
 19. Statistics. 
 
 Note.— For the statistics of England, France, United 
 States, etc., see under Countries (p. 283-394). See also, In the 
 general alphabet, Vital statistics ;— Almanacs (p. 13). 
 
 American almanac and treasury of facts, 1878-80. Ed. by 
 A. E. Spoflbrd 6722.23 
 
 Block (M.) Statistique de la. France comparee avec 
 les autres Ctats de l'Europe. 2 v. 1860. . 5923.25 
 
 Fisher (R. S.) Book of the world : an account of all 
 nations. 1852 915.01 
 
 Martin (F.) The statesman's year-book: statistical, 
 mercantile, and historical. 1864-72. . . 6713.07 
 
 Moreau de Jonnes {A.) Elements de statistique. 2d 
 ed. 1856 5931.24 
 
 Russell (A.) Principles of statistical inquiry. 1839.. . 6932.11 
 
 Standard library cylopasdia of political, constitutional, 
 statistical and forensic knowledge. 4 v. 1848-53. 
 
 Same. 4 v. in 2. 1860. 5714.20 
 
 Statistical society of London. Journal, v. 1-42 
 
 1839-79 o . . . . 5934.01 
 
 - Proceedings. v. 1. No. 1-2. 1834-35. 1836. [B'd with 
 
 Journal, v. 1. 1839.] 6934.01 
 
 See also New Englander, v. 13, 1855 (Moral of statistics); 
 Statistical soc. of London. Journal, v. 28, lbiifi (On the 
 meaning of the term statistics, and on the question 
 whether statistics be a science, by W. A. Guy); v. 34, 1871 
 (Suggestions for the collection and arrangement of local 
 statistics, by J. T. Hammick); Winslow's Medical critic 
 v. 1, 1861 (Amenities of statistics). 
 
 20. Stocks and Stock Dealing : Wall Street, 
 London Stock Exchange, etc. 
 
 Art ITtie) of stock jobbing explained. 4th ed 6093.12 
 
 Bartlett ( W. ) and Chapman ( H. ) Handbook for invest- 
 ors ; British, colonial and foreign. 1869. 5922.12 
 
 Cramp (A. ) Theory of stock exchange speculation 
 3d ed. 1874 5922.29 
 
 Fortune (C. F.) Epitome of the stocks, and public 
 funds. 14th ed., by J. Field, jr. 1838. .5922.13 
 
 Fowler (W. W.) Ten years in Wall street. 1870. 
 
 Francis (J.) Chronicles and characters of the stock 
 exchange. 2d ed. 1851 5922.27 
 
 Hamon (H. ) New York stock exchange manual. 1865 
 
 Medbery (J. K. ) Men and mysteries of Wall street. 
 1870 a ^ 5922 23 
 
 Perils of Pearl street, including a taste 'of the dangers 
 of Wall street, [anon.] 1831 5922.17 
 
 Pinto (E.) pseud. Ye outside fools ! Glimpses inside 
 the London stock exchange. 1877. . . 5922.33 
 
 Smith (M. H.) Twenty years among the bulls and 
 
 bears of Wall street. 1870 5922.25 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., July, 1876 (Stockbroking and the 
 etock exchange, by F. E. Gibson ; with reply in Oct. num- 
 ber, by L. Branch, and rejoinder in Nov. number); n s 
 v. 1, 1870 (N. Y. Gold room : black Friday); Westm. rev.) 
 v. 94. 1870 (black Friday, 1870); International rev., Nov.' 
 1875 (N. Y. stock exchange); March, 1876 (N. Y. gold room,' 
 by K. Cornwallis). 
 
 21. Supply and Demand. 
 
 Jenkin (F.) Graphic representation of law of supply and de- 
 
 , mand. [In Recess studies, 1870.] 6716.12 
 
 Thornton ( W. T.) New theory of supply and demand. [In Fortn 
 rev., v. 6, 1866.] 
 
 See also Contemp. rev., Apl., 1879 (Over production, by 
 W. S. Aldis). 
 
 22. Tariffs. 
 Macgregor (J. ) Commercial and financial legislation 
 
 of Europe and America. 1841 5916.04 
 
 ,6£g~ See also Countries ( United States: Tariff and inter- 
 nal revenue, p. 376) ; — Free trade and Protection (p. 917). 
 
 23. Taxation. 
 
 [See also (under Countries) United States (Tariff" and 
 
 internal revenue, p. 376).] 
 Baxter (R. D.) Taxation of the United Kingdom. 
 
 1869 5932.03 
 
 Greg ( W. R.) [In his Essays, v. 1, 1863; p. 237-297. . . 2626.28 
 
 Levi (I.) On taxation : how raised and how expended. 
 I860 5932.01 
 
 M'Oulloch (J.) Taxation and the funding system. 1863. 
 Note,— Reviewed in Fraser's mag., v. 68, 1863. 
 
 Noble (J.) The queen's taxes : amount, incidence, 
 and economic results. 1870 5916.22 
 
 People's blue book. Taxation as it is, and as it ought 
 to be. 1857 5932.02 
 
 Principles of taxation. Public finances. The new 
 tax bill. [n. p. or 6 ] 8° 5937.25 
 
 Ricardo (D.) Principles of pol. econ. and taxation. [In his 
 Works, 1846.] 5913.13 
 
 Sherman (J.) Selected speeches and reports on 
 finance and taxation, 1859-1878. . . . 5936.13 
 
 Tayler (W.) The national taxes: history, progress, 
 and present state. 1873 5932.04 
 
 United States. Internal tax bill ; with explanatory remarks by 
 committee of Boston board of trade. Washington, 1862. 8°. 
 
 Wells (D. A.) Rational principles of taxation. [In Amer. soc. 
 sci. assoc. Trans, no. 6, 1874.] ..-.,.. 6811.03 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 91, 1862 (Taxation); Con- 
 tem. rev., Sept., 1875 (Right use of a surplus : or, remission 
 of taxes an abuse of revenue, by W. R. Greg); Ed. rev., 
 v. 14, 1860)British taxation); v. 131, 1870 (Parieu on taxa- 
 tion); Fortn. rev., v. 15, 1871 (Taxes on land, by R. Giffin); 
 Feb'y, 1874 (Taxation on the working classes, by T. Cliffe 
 Leslie); Nat. qu. rev., v. 6, 1863 (Direct and indirect taxa- 
 tion); New Englander, v. 26, 1867 (Tyranny in taxation, by 
 Theo. Bacon); North Brit, rev., v. 16, 1851 (Principles of 
 taxation). 
 
 Income tax. 
 Remarks on the legality of the Income tax.. New York, [n.d.] 8°. 
 See also Ed. rev., 97, 1853; Fraser's mag., V. 66, 1862 (Re- 
 form of income tax); Qu. rev., v. 109, 1861 (Income tax 
 and its rivals) ; Statistical soc. of London. Journal, v. 23, 
 1860 (Principles of an income tax, by Rev. Dr. Booth); 
 Westm. rev., v. 77, 1862 (The income tax reform). 
 
 Local taxation. 
 Goschen (G. T.) Reports and speeches on local taxa- 
 tion. 1872 5916.21 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., 1876 (Local taxation, local debt, 
 and local government); N. A. rev., Apr., 1876 (Reform of 
 local taxation, by D. A. WellB); Statistical soc. of London. 
 Journal, v. 33, 1870 (On the incidence of local taxation, by 
 J. E. T. Rogers); Statistical soc. of London. Journal, v. 34, 
 1871 (Tayler prize essays : On local taxation of Great 
 Britain and Ireland, by R. H. Iuglis Palgrave ;— On local 
 taxation, by John Scott); Westm. rev., v. 94, 1870 (Remedy 
 for local taxation). 
 
 Taxation of churches. 
 Quincey (J", p.) Taxation of churches. [In Old and New, Dec. 
 
 1872.] 
 -— Abuse of tax-exemption. [Old and New, March, 1874.] 
 -spear (S. T.) Taxation of religious corporations. [In his Reli- 
 gion and the state, p. 262-275.] 3593.27 
 
 24. Usury and Usury Laws. 
 
 Benlham (J.) Defence of usury. 1837. . In 5721.06 
 
 — Same. In his Works, v. 3 (91 6016.03 
 
 Brougham (H., tord). Contributions, etc. v. 3, 1866; p. 3-31. 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
POLITICAL ECONOMY: value, Wealth - PONS ARD 
 
 925 
 
 nnnkr IE.) Expediency of repealing the Usury laws. (In Pam- 
 phleteer, v. 13, 1818.] 6058.13 
 
 Mmtgliam (H.) Treatise on the principles of the usury 
 laws ; [and] the arguments against them by Mr. 
 
 Bentham, etc. 1824 5915.19 
 
 — S»me. [In Pamphleteer, v. 23, 1824.] 5068.23 
 
 Ucfoi (W E. B.) History of rationalism, v. 21, 1866 ; p. 242-266. 
 Murray {J. B- 0.) History of usury. 1866. . 5915.25 
 Btmarks upon usury and its effects : a national remedy. By 
 
 Whitehook [pseud.] N. Y., 1841. 12° 5983.26 
 
 Boscher (IP •) Interest. [In his Pol. econ., v. 1, book iii, ch. 4.] 
 Usury explained ; or conscience quieted in the case of putting 
 out money at interest. 1696. Reprint, 1817. [In Pam- 
 phleteer, v. 11.] 6058.11 
 
 See also Dublin rev., Jan., 1874 (The legislation of the 
 Roman Catholic church on usury). 
 
 25. Value. 
 [See also treatises of leading economists, under Syste- 
 matic works (p 912). For essays on the Standard of value 
 ■ee works on Money (p. 919).] 
 
 Bailey (S.) Critical dissertation on the nature of 
 
 value : chiefly in reference to the writings of Ri- 
 
 cardo and his followers. 1825. . . .5911.14 
 
 Bolles(A.S.) Meaning and causes of value [In N. A. rev., Oct., 
 1873.] 
 
 26. Wealth. 
 
 Note.— All writers, says prof. Cairnes, of the school of 
 economists of whom Adam Smith may be regarded as the 
 founder, and J.S. Mill as the most distinguished expositor, 
 agree in describing political economy as the 'Science 
 of wealth. See Systematic treatises (p. 912). 
 
 Brydges [Sir E.) What are riches 1 Examination of definitions. 
 [In Pamphleteer, v. 20, 1822.] 5058 20 
 
 Qray(S.) On the production of wealth. [In Pamphleteer, v. 17, 
 
 1820 -1 5058.17 
 
 See also New Englander, Jan., 1877 (The new philoe. of 
 wealth, by J. B. dark). 
 
 IS- See-also Capital (p. 914) ;— Property (p. 923). 
 
 Politicians' creed ; or political extracts. 3 v. [a?ion.] 
 
 London, 1799. 8° 5716.04 
 
 Politics for young Americans. See Nordhoff (C.) . . . 6732.08 
 Politzer (Adam). The membraha-tympani in health 
 
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 Newton. N. Y., 1869. 8° 4337.15 
 
 Polko (Elise Vogel). Musical sketches. Phila., 
 
 1864. 16°. 1561.12 
 
 — Keminiscences of Mendelssohn. From the Ger- 
 
 man, by lady Wallace. N. Y., 1869. 16°. 3123.15 
 
 Pollard (Edward A.) Black diamonds gathered in 
 
 darkey homes. N. Y., 1859. 12°. . . . 5832.01 
 
 — Life of Jeff. Davis, with a secret hist, of the southern 
 
 confed. Phila., 1869. 8° 3046.18 
 
 — The lost cause regained. N. Y, 1868. 12°. 5725.15 
 
 — Southern history of the war. First - fourth year. 
 
 4v. Richmond, 1862-66. 8° 645.13 
 
 — Virginia tourist : natural beauties, mineral springs, 
 
 etc. Phil., 1870. 12° 1113.22 
 
 Pollard (Wm.) The Stanleys of Knowsley, including 
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 ent earl. .London, 1871. 12° 3164.31 
 
 Pollen (John Hungerford). Ancient and modern 
 furniture and woodwork. N. Y., 1876. 8°. 
 [South. Kensington museum art handbooks. 
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 Pollio (Trebellius). See Augustan historians. 
 
 Pollnitz (Carl Ludwig von). Memoirs, travels, etc. 
 [1729-1733.] 4v. London, 1739-38. 8°. 3146.08 
 Note. — v. 1-2 are 2d ed. 
 
 Pollock (Sir Frederic, ed.) Macready's reminiscences, 
 and selections from his diary and letters. N. Y. , 
 1875. 8° 3116.23 
 
 Pollok (Robert). Poetical works. [Course of time.] 
 
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 Note.— Reviewed by R. H. Dana, in his Prose writings, 
 v. 2 6026.10 
 
 Polo (Marco). Book concerning the kingdoms and 
 marvels of the East. Newly tr. and ed.Vwith 
 notes, maps, etc., by Henry Yule. 2d ed. 2 v. L.,' 
 
 1875. 8° i 1045.24 
 
 Note.— Tule's ed. is reviewed in Brit. qu. rev., July, 
 1872 ; Ed. rev., v. 135, 1872 or Littell, 1872. v. 2 ; Qu. rev., 
 v. 125, 1868 ; v. 132, 1872. 
 
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 lection of his notes. Ed. by T. Wright. L., 
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 — Travels. [In Kerr (R.) Voyages, etc., v. 1, p. 266-392.] . 914.08 
 
 — Travels. [In Pinkerton (J.) Voyages, v. 7.) ... 926.07 
 
 — Les voiages tres et fort remarquables. [In Bergeron (P.) 
 
 Voyages, etc.] 1016.11 
 
 — Kingsley (H.) In his Tales of old travel 933.04 
 
 — Palgrave [Sir F.) The merchant and the friar. - . 443.08 
 
 — St. John (J. A.) In Ms Lives of eel. travellers, v. 1. . 3221.04 
 Poison (Archer). Principles of the laws of nations. 
 
 2d ed. London and Glasgow, 1859. 12°. 5613.15 
 
 Polwhele (Richard). Reminiscences, in prose and 
 
 verse. 3 v. London, 1836. 12° 3146.15 
 
 — Redding (C.) In his Personal reminiscences, v. 1. . 3222.02 
 Polybius. General history of the wars of the Romans, 
 
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 — Historiarum reliquiae. Gr. et Lat. cum indicibus. 
 
 Parisiis, Didot, 1859. 8° 7767.02 
 
 Polycarp. Epistle to the Philippians. Martyrdom. [In Apos- 
 tolic fathers, 1870.] 3467.02 
 
 — Same. [In Hone (W.) Apocryphal new Test., 1846.] 3757.01 
 
 — Donaldson [J.) Crit. hist, of ch. lit., v. 1, 1864. . . . 3413.19 
 
 — Martyrdom of Polycarp. [In Apostolic fathers, 1870 ; and in 
 
 Tracts for the times, v. 1, 1833.] 
 
 Polychromatics. See Fine arts [Colors, 540 ; Decoration, p. 640). 
 
 Polydorus Marasquin, the man among the monkeys. 1873.4721.21 
 
 Polygamy. See Marriage [Polygamy, p. 740) ;— Biblical and re- 
 ligious lit. {Mormons, p. 94) ;— Countries ( Utah, p, 388). 
 
 Polyglott lexicon, in four languages. 2 v. London, 
 
 1848. 8° 6415.19 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Pt. 1. French, Dutch, German, and Eng- 
 lish, v. 1. Pt. 2. German, Dutch, French, and English, 
 v. 2. Pt. 3. English, Dutch, French, and German, v. 2. 
 Pt. 4. Dutch, French, German, and English. 
 See also Polyglott dictionaries (p. 680); — Russian (p. 680).. 
 
 Polynesia. See Countries (Polynesia, p. 360). 
 
 Poly-olhion (The), a poem. See Drayton (M.) .... 1626.04 
 
 Polypes. See Natural history [Radiata, p. 810). 
 
 Polytheism. See Biblical and relig. literature [Religions, p. 100). 
 
 Polyzoa. See Natural history (Protozoa, p. 810) ; also Micro- 
 scope (p. 776). 
 
 Pomeroy (John Norton). Introd. to the constitu- 
 tional law of theTJ. S. N. Y, 1868. 8°. 5734.06 
 
 — Introd. to municipal law. N. Y, 1864. 8°. 5624.01 
 
 — Treatise on remedies and remedial rights by civil 
 
 action. Boston, 1876. 8°. 
 Pomeroy (Mark M., called 'Brick.') Nonsense. N. 
 Y, 1868. 12° 2541.43 
 
 — Our Saturday nights. N. Y, 1870. 12°. .2541.33 
 
 — Sense, or Saturday-night musings and thoughtful 
 
 papers, [anon.] N. Y., 1868. 12°. . . 2541.20 
 
 — Tucker (M. K) Life of M. M. P., 1868. . 3145.18 
 Pomfret (John). Poems. Life, by S. Johnson. [In Chalmers 
 
 (A.) English poets, V, 8, 1810.] 1626.08 
 
 — Select poemB. [In Walsh (E.) and Sanford (E.) Brit, poets, 
 
 f v 10 1819.1 -*?%•* • 1691.10 
 
 FomologiaBritannicaN See Lindley (J.) 6136.06 
 
 Pompadour (Mme. de) See Biography (p. 188). 
 
 Pompeii. See Countries {Pompeii, p. 360); also N. A. rev., Apl„ 
 
 Pompey the little ; or adv. of a lap dog. See Coventry (Francis). 
 Pomponius Mela. De situ orbis. Description de la terre. Pans 
 
 1863.8°. [Nisard's collection.] . . •■.-.• • "f"„ 
 Poncet (Charles Jacques). *Journey to Abysmia, 1698-1700 
 
 [In Pinkerton (J.) Voyages, v. 16.1. . ... • «*- 1B 
 Pond Enoch, D.D.) Discourse on christian perfection. Bangor 
 
 1 8A1 8° cool ,uy 
 
 — Remarks upon' ' Swedenbor'gianism reviewed, by E. Po^nd, D. 
 
 Pond?F. E.) 'American 'periodical' literature. [In Baldwin's 
 monthly, June-Dec, 1817.] 
 
 Poniatowski [Prince). Antique gems. See Prendeville (J.) 
 Photogr. fac similes, etc " . 
 
 Ponsard (Francis). (Euvres completes. 2 v. Pans 
 
 1865 8° 7048. U4 
 
 Contents:' v. 1. Discours de reception a l'Acad. francaise. 
 Discours de M. D. Nisard en reponse. Lucrece trag 
 Agnes de Meranie, trag. Charlotte Corday, trag. Horace 
 et Lydie, com. 2. Etudes antiques : Homere, Ulysses 
 L'honneur et l'argent, com. La bourse, com. Ce qui plait 
 aux femmes, piece. 
 
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926 
 
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 Ponson Du Terrail ( Vicomte Pierre Alexis de). Les 
 exploits de Rocambole. 3 v. Paris, 1867-68. 12°. 
 Contents : v. 1. Une fille d'Espagne. 2. La mort du 
 Sauvage. 3. La revanche de Baccarat. 
 
 — Mon village. N. Y., 1867. 8° 7032.14 
 
 — La resurrection de Rocambole. 5 v. Paris, 1866-68. 
 
 12° 7032.18 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Le Bagne de Toulon. 2. Saint Lazare. 
 
 3. L'Auberge maudite. 4. Le MaiBon de fous. 5. Le 
 
 eouterrain. 
 Fontanus. or Brack (Jan Isaac). *Dissertation concerning the 
 
 N. E. passage. [In Pinkerton (J.) Voyages, v. 1.] . 926.01 
 Pontchartrain (P. Phelypeaux, seign. de). Memoires sous la 
 
 regenee de Marie de Medicis, 1610-20. [In Petitot. Mem. 
 
 2 s6r. v. 16-17.] 5122.31 
 
 Pontefract Castle. Drake (N.) Sieges of, 1644-45. 
 
 [Surtees soc:, v. 37.] 5117.05 
 
 Pontiac. Parkman (F.) History of the conspiracy of. 
 
 1855 584.06 
 
 — Headley {J. T.) In Harper's monthly, v. 2 (illus. article). 
 Pontigny pilgrimage. See Dublin rev., Oct. 1874. 
 
 Pontis (Louis, sieur de). Memoires sous les rois Henry iv, 
 Louis xiii et Louis xiv, 1699-1652. [In Petitot. Mem. 2 ser. 
 v. 31.] 5123.10 
 
 Pontmartin (Armand Augustin Joseph Marie B'errard, 
 comte de). Causeries litteraires. 3e ed. Paris, 
 
 1862. 12° 7028.16 
 
 Contents. Mme. de Girardin. Feuillet. Merimee. Les 
 
 poetes — J. Autran, PonBard, Le conte de Lisle, C. Reynaud. 
 Cousin. M. et Mme. Guizot. Villemain. Mignet. A. de 
 Broglie. Historiens de Villumiaisme — Caro, Delaage, G. de 
 Nerval. Les historiens de I'esprit — Janin. E. Texier. Histo- 
 riens de Paris— E. Texier, Mercier. Sunt lacrymaa rerum— 
 Beauchesne, La baronne d'Oberkirch, Paganel. Comte de 
 Locmaria, P. Clement, E. Moret, E. Despois. H. de Balzac. 
 La muse populaire en Provence. Le docteur Veron. T. 
 Gautier. La societe et le theatre. 
 
 — Dernieres causeries litte'raires. 2e e'd. Paris. 1862. 
 
 12° 7028.18 
 
 Contents : Historiens et critiques — Villemain. Guizot. De 
 Falloux. Salvandy. Montalembert. Nisard. Saint-Marc 
 Girardia. Ventura. Legouve. H. Blaze de Bury, Pon- 
 joulat. C. Paganel. Caro et Louis Eatisbonne. G. Guizot. 
 C. de Witt. De Sacy et A. Destailleur. E. Jung. Le 
 Bourgeois de Paris et le Bourgeois de la Nievre. Lapoesie 
 ere 1855— Victor de Laprade, Brizeux, Maxime du Camp, 
 De Belloy. Mme. D'Arbouville. Heine. Viennet. Decad- 
 ence du theatre. 
 
 — Les jeudis de madame Charbonneau. 4e ed. Paris. 
 
 1863. 12° 7028.19 
 
 — Memoires d'un notaire. Nouv. e'd. Paris, 1869. 
 
 12 ° 7028.20 
 
 — Nouvelles cauBeries litteraires. 2e e'd. Paris, 1859 
 
 12 ° 7028.17 
 
 Contents : Historiens et critiques— Guizot' t> Hist, de la 
 Republique d'Angleterre. Charles Quint— Mignet, A. 
 Pichot. Les derniers Valois et Henri iv.— Saiute Aulaire, 
 Chalambert. La Lorraine— D'Haussonville. Mme. de 
 Longueville et Mme. de Sable— Cousin. Bossuet— Ponjou- 
 lat. Bossuet et la Valliere— Cornut. Voltaire— Nicolardot 
 Clement xiii et Clement xiv.— Eavignan. Historiens du 
 inoyen Sge— Montalembert. Veiiillot. Historiens de la 
 Ut. fraucaise— A. Nettement, Janin, Cuvillier - Fleury 
 Poetes et conteurs— Beranger, A. de Musset, Feuillet 
 c. de Bernard, H. Conscience, George Sand 
 
 Pontoppidan (Eric). Natural hist, of Norway. Prom 
 the Danish. L., 1755. fol 4749.21 
 
 Pontus. See Countries {Pontus, p. 360). 
 
 Pook(S. M.) Method of comparing the lines, and 
 draughting vessels, propelled by sail or steam in- 
 cluding laying off on the mould loft floor. N. Y., 
 1866. 8° 45J7 gi 
 
 Poole (Braithwaite). Statistics of British' commerce 
 London, 1852. 8° 5923 12 
 
 Poole (Charles H.) Report upon a route 'from San Diego to Fort 
 Yuma [In Pacific B. B. routes. Beports, v. 7, appendix.] 
 
 Poole (John). See Fiction (p. 513). mu"..j 
 
 Poole (Joshua). English Parnassus ; or help to Eng- 
 lish poesie. Rhythming monosyllables, epithets 
 and phrases. London, 1677. 16°. . . . 1676.26 
 
 Pool (Matthew). Annotations upon the Holy Bible 
 
 3 v. London, 1852. 8° 3726 05 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Gen.-Job. 2. Paalms-Malachi. ' 3. 
 Matthew-Rev. 
 
 Poole (Reginald Stuart). Horae -Egyptiaeas ; the chro- 
 noiogy of Ancient Egypt. L, 1851. 8°. . 1076 19 
 
 ~~ ell"] EgyPt ' [/ " Contem P- rev - v - 3 *. 1879 j several arti- 
 
 Poole (Mr.,. Stanley Lane), and daughter. Twenty 
 years residence among the people of Turkey Bv 
 
 ^ C T U 1 1 >r,o da 5, gnterand wife - Ed ' fe y«- L- Poole. 
 JN. *., 18<8. 8° 997 20 
 
 Poole (Thomas Eyre). Life, scenery and customs in 
 Sierra Leone and the Gambia. 2 y. L., 1850. 8°. 
 
 Poole (Wm. Frederic). An index to periodical liter- 
 ature. N. Y, 1853. 8° 2735.19 
 
 — and others. The Popham colony. Boston, 1866. 8°. 
 Pooley (T.) Brewing and distilling. [In Brit, m'f g indus., v. 12 
 
 1876.] 3941.35 
 
 Poor (Henry Varnum). Money and its laws : em- 
 bracing a history of monetary theories, and a 
 history of the currencies of the U. S. N. Y. 
 1877. 8° ■ . . . 5931.26 
 
 — Manual of the rail roads of the United States, 1868- 
 
 69, 72-73—74-75, 78-79. 5 v. 1868-79. 8°. . 4006.20 
 
 Poor man's Sabbath, See Struthers (J.) 1687.15 
 
 Poor-law rhymes. See Fullom (S. W.) 1839 1663.11 
 
 Poor, Poor-laws, and Poor relief. See Social science. 
 Poore (Benj. Perley, compiler). Federal and state 
 constitutions, colonial charters, and other organic 
 laws. 2 v. Wash., Gov. pr. office, 1877. 8°. 5728.17 
 Popanilla (Voyage of). See Disraeli (B.) 1828. . , . 6713.19 
 Pope (Alexander) An essay on man . New ed. Lon- 
 don, 1796. 16° 1676.29 
 
 Note. — For reviews see Contemp. rev., v. 14, 1870 {art. 
 by J. B. Mayor); Fortn. rev., v. 12, 1869 (by T. E. Kebbel). 
 
 — Essai sur l'homme, trad, en vers francais. par J. 
 
 Delille ; texte en regard. [In Delille (J.) 
 (Euvres, v. 16.] 5031.16 
 
 — Letters to Atterbury, when in the Tower ; ed. by 
 
 J. G. Nichols. London, Camden miscel, v. 4. 
 1859. 4° 5113.27 
 
 — Poems. Life, by S. Johnson. [In Chalmers (A.) Eng. poets. 
 
 v. 12. 1810.] 1626.12 
 
 — Poetical works. 2 v. [In Sanford (E). and Walsh (E.) Brit. 
 
 poets, v. 20-21. 1819.] 1691.20 
 
 — Poetical works. Globe ed. Notes by A. W. Ward. 
 
 London, 1869. 12° 1676.28 
 
 — Poetical works. [With life, by A Dyce.] 3 v. 
 
 Boston, 1856. 16° 1621.06 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Memoir. Pastorals. Messiah. Wind- 
 sor forest. Eape of the lock. Eloisa to Abelard. Sappho 
 to Phaon. Fable of Driope. Vertumnus and Pomona. 
 First book of Statius' Thebais. 2. Essay on criticism. 
 Essay on man. Universal prayer. Moral essays. Epis- 
 tles. Odes. Choruses. Eclogues. Epilogues. Pro- 
 logues. Songs. Lines. Epigrams. Impromptus. Imita- 
 tions. 3. Satires, Epistles, and Odes of Horace, imitated. 
 Donnes' Satires, versified. Epitaphs. The Dunciad. 
 Same. 3 v. London, 1851. 16°. . . . 1677.03 
 
 — Works. With notes by himself and others ; with 
 
 a new life, by W. Roscoe. New ed. 8 y. Lon- 
 don, 1847. 8° 5064.01 
 
 Dunciad, v. 3. 
 Early poems, v. 2. 
 Eloisa to Abelard, \. 3. 
 Epitaphs, v. 3. 
 Essay on criticism, v. 2. 
 Essay on man, v. 4. 
 Fragments and fugitive 
 
 pieces, v. 5. 
 Letters, v. 6-8. 
 Life by Wm. Boscoe, v. 1. 
 Martinus Scriblerus, v. 5. 
 
 Miscellaneous poems, v. 3. 
 Moral essays, v. 4. 
 Pastorals, v. 2. 
 Prologues, etc., v. 3. 
 Prose writings, v. 5. 
 Rape of the lock, v. 2. 
 Satires, v. 4-5. 
 Translations and imitations, 
 
 ■v. 2. 
 Universal prayer, v. 4. 
 Windsor forest, v. 2. 
 
 — Works. New ed., including new materials, collected 
 
 in part; by J. W. Croker. With introd. and 
 notes, by W. El win. v. 1-2, 6-8. L., 1871-72. 8°. 
 
 Contents : v. 1-2, Poetry. 6-8, Letters. 
 
 Note. — This edition was intended to consist of 10 vol- 
 umes, of which v. 1-4 were to be the 'Poetical worts'; v. 5 
 the 'Prose works'; v. 6-10 'The correspondence.' 
 
 Note. — Elwin's ed. is reviewed in Fraser's mag., v. 3, 
 
 — Abbott {E.) Concordance to Works of P. 1875. 
 
 — Bowles ( W. L.) Letters to Boscoe, in answer to his Letter on 
 
 the character and poetry of Pope. 1826 1676.32 
 
 Observ. on the poetical character of Pope, with reply to 
 
 Gilchrist. 1821. [In Pamphleteer, v. 17-18.] . . 5058.17 
 
 — Conmgton (J.) Poetry of Pope. [In his Miscel. writings, v. 1. 
 
 1872.] 5026.17 
 
 — M'Dermot (M.) Letter to Bowles ; vindication of Pope. [In 
 
 Pamphleteer, v. 20, 1622.] 5058.20 
 
 — Warburlon {W.) Crit. and philos. commentary on the Essay 
 
 onman, the Essay on criticism, and the Universal prayer. 
 „J ln P ' s Works, v. 2, Elwin's ed., 1871.] 
 
 — Warton (J.) Essay on the genius and writings of 
 
 Pope. 2 v. 1806 1676.30 
 
 «®-For numerous lives and criticisms of Pope, see Biog- 
 raphy p. 189). 
 Pope (Augustus R.) Sermon on the burning of the first church 
 in Somerville. Boston, 1852. 8". . . . . , 3631.09 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
POPE- POSTAL SERVICE 
 
 927 
 
 Prmp (Prank L.) Modern practice of the electric tel- 
 egraph 3d ed. N. Y., 1.870. 8°. . , . . 3934. 2'J 
 o™= nohnl Report on the route near the S2d parallel, between 
 P the Red river and the Bio Grande. [In Pacific R. R. 
 
 route" Reports, v. 2.] 1127.02 
 
 Pope (The) and the council. By Janus, pseud. See Huher (V. A.) 
 Pnnp or nresident. Romanism as revealed by its 
 
 P own writers. N.Y., 1859. 12° 3585.10 
 
 Pnnos See Biblical and Eccl. hist. (Popes, p. 96). 
 PoSham colony. See Countries, etc. (Pemaquid, Me,, p. 357], 
 PnSin (John Snelling). Attempt to recommend justice, charity 
 and unanimity, in matters of religion ; sermon. Newbury- 
 
 rt 1805. 8°. • 3581.26 
 
 flS-For life of Dr. Popkin, see Biography, p. 188). 
 T>„„ n « lAdolph). Chronologische Uebersiclit der Erfiudungen 
 und Entdecliuugen. Frankfurt a. M. 1857. 8°. [In Schlosser 
 
 IP C ) Welt Geschichte, v. 19.] • 402.19 
 
 PnDiilar' antiquities, customs, etc. See Brand (J.) Popular an- 
 tianities ■ also works mentioned under Calendar (p. 247 of 
 Catalogue); Archaiology (p. 32);— Folklore (p. 553). 
 
 Pnrmlar readings. See Carpenter (J. E.) 6331.21 
 
 ?Sr resorts 6 See Batclelder (J. B.) 1874 . 1133.12 
 
 pXlar science. See Timbs (J.) 1871 .... . .3921.23 
 
 PoDular science monthly. Conducted by E. L. You- 
 mans v 1-15. New York, 1872-79. 8°. 8156.01 
 -Same. Supplement, [v. 1-2.] N. Y., 1878. 8°.8157.08 
 Popular science review, v. 1-18. L., 1862-79. 8 
 Popularity. Taunton (W. E.) [In Oxford prize essays, v. 1, 
 
 iMfi 1 ,,...••■••• 2541.11 
 
 — Whipple (E. P.) ' [In his Ethics of success and its conditions, 
 
 lff71* P 31-57.1 2545.09 
 
 Population. .See Political economy (Population, p. 919). 
 Population of an old pear tree. See Bruyssel (E. van) 1870. 
 Porcelain. See Fine arts {Pottery and Porcelain, p. 547): also 
 
 Pottery and porcelain, in the general alphabet. 
 Porcher (Francis Peyre). Resources of the southern fields and 
 
 forests. Newed. Charleston, 1869. 8° 4917.23 
 
 Porphyrias, {Xeo-Piatonist.) De abstinentia et de 
 
 antro nvnipharum. Eecog., etc. R. Hercher. Paris, 
 
 Didol, .1858. 8° 7764,01 
 
 — Institutiones [Gr. et Lat.] Ed. F. Piibner. Parisns, 
 
 Didot, 1855. 8° . • • 7766.11 
 
 — Pythagoras vita. De vita Plotrni. Gr. et Lat. Par- 
 
 isiis? Didot, 1862. 8° 7764.15 
 
 — Select works: containing his Pour books on absti- 
 
 nence from animal food, his Treatise on the Ho- 
 meric cave. of the nymphs, and his Auxiliaries to 
 the perception of intelligible natures. From the 
 Greek, by T. Taylor. London, 1823. 8°. 5415.26 
 
 — Sentences. Tr. by T. Davidson. [In Journal of spec, philos., 
 
 T. 3, 1869; p. 46-72.} 
 See article, with refereuces.in M'Clintoch and Strong, v. s. 
 Forson (Richard). See Biography (p. 189). 
 Port Royal art of thinking. London, 1818. 8 . 5613.13 
 Port Royal logic. Tr., with introd. notes, etc., by 
 
 T. S. Baynes. 5th ed. Edin., 1861. 12°. 5428.17 
 Port Royalists. See Biblical and religious lit. (Port Royalists, 
 
 p. 96). ,. ,., . 
 
 Porta (Giovanni Battista della). Magise naturahs libri 
 
 viginti. Lvgd.Bat., 1650. 24° 3921.31 
 
 Portal (Pierre Paul Frederic, baron de). Essay on 
 
 symbolic colours. From the French, with notes 
 
 by W. S. Inman. Londdn,1845. 4°. . . 1166.07 
 Porter (Charles T.) Treatise on the Kichards steam 
 
 engine indicator. Revised with useful formulas, 
 
 by F. TV. Bacon. N. Y., 1869. 18°. . . 3925.31 
 Same. Description of Richards improved steam 
 
 engine indicator. New ed. L., 1868. 8°. 3925.33 
 Porter (David). Journal of cruise to the Pacific, in 
 
 the frigate Essex, 1812-14. 2d ed. 2 v. N. Y., 
 
 1822. 8° 1164.26 
 
 Porter (George Richardson). Nature and properties 
 
 of the sugar cane ; its culture and manufacture. 
 
 2ded. London, 1843. 8°. [L. C. C] 6124.23 
 
 — Treatise on the manufacture of porcelain and glass. 
 
 London, 1852. 16°. [L. C. C] . . . 3932.37 
 -Treatise on the silk manufacture. London, 1831. 
 
 16°. [L. C. C] 3931.08 
 
 Porter (Henry). Two angry women of Abingtou. Ed. by A. £yc?. 
 
 London, Perot/ sdc, 1841. 12" .5060.05 
 
 Porter (Sir James). Observations on the Turks. 
 
 [anon.] London. 1768. 16° 1033.11 
 
 — Turkey ; its hist, and progress. [18th cent.] Con- 
 
 tinued, with memoir of Porter, by Sir G. Lar- 
 pent. 2v. London, 1854. 8°. . . . 547.24 
 
 Porter (Jane). See Fiction class-list (p. 813) ;— Biography (p. 189). 
 
 Porter (John Leech. D. D., LL.B.) Five years in 
 Damascus. 2 v. London, 1855. 8°. . 1053.14 
 
 — Giant cities of Bashan ; and Syria's holy places. 
 New York, 1866. 12° 1053.13 
 
 — Life and times of Henry Cooke, D.D. L., 1877. 12°. 
 
 — (ed.) Science and revelation ; with a review of the 
 theories of Tyndall, Huxley, Darwin and Spencer. 
 Belfast, 1875. 8° 3588.16 
 
 Porter (John K.) Argument for the disfranchised corporators 
 of Trinity church, before the select committee of the 
 senate. Albany, 1857. 8° 3456.23a 
 
 Porter (Noah). The American colleges and the Amer. 
 public. New Haven, (Conn.) 1870. 16°. 5513.26 
 
 — Books and reading. New York, 1871. 8°. 2751.12 
 Human intellect : with introd. upon psychology 
 
 and the soul. 2d ed. N. Y., 1869. 8°. 5115.25 
 Note.— ReviewedinBlackw.,\, 108, 1870; New Englander 
 v. 28, 1869 (by B. N. Martin). 
 
 — Miracles and prophecies which show the Bible divine. [In 
 G-od's words man's light and guide, 1877.] . . . 3554.33 
 
 — Sciences of nature versus the science of man. N. 
 Y., 1871. 16° 5415.30 
 
 Porter (Whitworth). Malta and its Knights. L., 
 
 1871. 12°. . . . : 6623.10 
 
 Portfolio (The) ; an *artistic periodical. Ed. by P. 
 
 G. Hamerton, v. 1-10. London, 1870-79. 4°. 
 Portfolio (The); and companion to [Waldie's] Select 
 
 circulating library. 2 v. Phila., 1835-1836. 
 
 4° 5078.15 
 
 Portfolio (The); or collection of state papers, illus. 
 
 of the history of our times. 6 v. L., 1836-37. 8°. 
 
 Portfolio of an artist. See Peale (R.) 1839 2541.18 
 
 Portland vase. Balmanno (Mrs. M.) In her Pen and pencil. 
 
 1858, p. 87-94 (with cut) 2517.03 
 
 as- See also Meteyard's Life of J. Wedgwood, v. 2, 1866, 
 
 p. 594 (with cut). 
 Portlock (Joseph E. ) Treatise on geology. 4th ed. 
 
 London, 1859. 16° 4112.18 
 
 Porto Rico. See Countries, etc. (Porto Rico, p. 360). 
 Porto Santo. See Countries, etc. (Porto Santo, p. 360). 
 Portrait painting. See Fine arts (Portrait Painting, p. 547). 
 Portraits. Finden (IF. and E.) Portraits of the female 
 
 aristocracy of the court of queen Victoria. 2 v. 
 
 1849. . 1467.14 
 
 — Imperial dictionary of univ. biography. 3 v. 1861-66. 
 
 — Jerdan ( W.) National portrait gallery. 5 v. 1830. 
 
 — Lodge (E.) Portraits of illustrious personages. 8 v. 
 .Note.— For Contents see 714 of Catalogue. 
 
 — Notman ( W.) Portraits of British Americans. 3 v. 
 1865-68 3226.20 
 
 — liffin ( W. F.) Gossip about portraits, principally 
 
 engraved portraits. 1866 1434.19 
 
 as- See also (under Biography) Americans (p. 109) : Duyclc 
 inck, Herring and Longacre, National portrait gallery ;— 
 Canadians (p. 110): Notman /—German (p. Ill): Bech- 
 stein;— Irishmen (p. Ill): Wills. 
 
 See also Blackw. mag., v. 75, 1854 (Chronological curios- 
 ities); v. 100, 1866 (Historic portraits); Contemporary rev., 
 68 or Littell, 1869, v. 1 (National portraits by J. A. 
 
 1694.31 
 3581.03 
 
 v. 9, 1868 
 
 Atkinson). 
 Portraits : [poems]. See Webster (Augusta). 1870. 
 Portraits from the Bible. See Onenden (A.) . . 
 Portraits of celebrated women. See Sainte-Beuve (C. A ) 1868 
 Ports *harbors. etc. of Great Britain See Finden E.) . 1446.26 
 Portsmouth, IN. H.), See Countries, etc. (Portsmouth, p. 360). 
 FoSu™al See Countries (Portugal, p. 360) ;-Literature (Portu- 
 
 Foseid6n1'a ^''between Semite, Hamite, and Aryan.^ See 
 
 Positive r S ( wiLut a shadow of doubt. See Duignan (M. G.) 
 
 Positivism. See Philosophy (Positive, p. 8b3). 
 
 Post (Lydia Minturn). Personal recollections of the 
 American rev. Ed. by Sydney Barclay \psml.] 
 "NT Y 18 r i9 12° DoZ.yJo 
 
 -led.) Soldier's letters! publ. for the U. S san. 
 
 com. N. Y., 1865. 12° 632 - 17 
 
 Postal service. 
 
 — Bead (Sir F. B.) The London post-office. 
 
 [In his Deecrip- 
 „„, 2531.22 
 
 HMroTU { Ten years among the mail bags. 1856. 
 MOIOIOOK (O.) ic "J . _° rr« Atlantic monthly, 
 
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 _ j£ffi*&££ in «,e U S. and England. \m Ame, 
 
 - nSyTTrS^^^k^^ the^ean 
 
 - Jtlef(j.) 'loot-prints of a 'letter carrier ; tot of 
 
 the world's correspondence. 1866. . . 2/lz.n 
 
 In asking books, use the •■ Book Order." giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER 
 
928 
 
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 — United States official postal guide. . . . 6745.06 
 
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 form); FraBer's mag., v, 66, 1862 (The post-office) ; Nat. qu. 
 rev., v. 15, 1867 (Postal laws of the D. S.); Westm. rev., v. 
 74, 1860 (The post-office monopoly); Contemp. rev., Jan., 
 1879 (A state parcel post, by W. S. Jevons); Harper's mag., 
 v. 43 (New York city post office., by T. B. Thrope ; Postage 
 stamps and their origin, by J. M. Chute) ; Scribner's 
 monthly, v. 6 (Postal car service, by L. Bagger). 
 
 Post-office directory for 1863. United States. Re- 
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 Same. For 1867. United States and Canada. 
 
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 Same. Jan., 1880. Boston, 1880. 12°. 
 
 Poste (Beale). Celtic inscriptions on Gaulish and 
 British coins. London, 1861. 8°. . . 1585.19 
 
 — Vindication of Celtic inscriptions on English and 
 
 British coins. London, 1862. 8°. . . 1585.17 
 
 Postel (Karl). See Fiction class-list (p. 513). 
 
 Postlethwaite (Edward). Tour in Crete. London, 
 1868. 12° 992.22 
 
 Pote (R. G.) Nineveh : its anc. history and mod. 
 explorers. 4th ed. London, [1855.] 12°. 1051.21 
 
 Pothier (Eobert Joseph). Treatise on the laws of 
 obligations, or contracts. From the French, with 
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 ans. 3d Am. ed. 2 v. Phila., 1853. 8°. 5615.10 
 
 Potomac and the Rapidan, 1861-3. See Quint [A. H.) 1864. 642.04 
 
 Potomac company. See Pickell (J.) Early life of Washington. 
 
 Potter (Alonzo). Hand-book for readers and stu- 
 dents. N. Y., 1843. 18°. 2752.25 
 
 — Political economy. N. Y„ 1852. 18°. . . 5912.03 
 
 — Preliminary observ. on reading. [In Brougham (H., lord) and 
 
 others. Discourses on science, etc. 1840. 18".] 3913.17 
 
 — Principles of science applied to the arts and manu- 
 
 factures. New York, 1847. 12°. . . . 3914.16 
 
 — Religious philosophy ; or nature, man, and the 
 
 Bible. Phila., 1872. 8° 3585.12 
 
 — and Emerson (G. B.) The school and the school- 
 
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 Potter (H. L. D). Manual of reading and elocution. 
 
 N. Y., 1871. 12° 6332.19 
 
 Potter (John). Antiquities of Greece. 2 v. Edin., 
 
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 Potter (Louis Joseph Antoine de). Memoirs of 
 
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 Potter (Richard). Elementary treatise on optics. 
 
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 ing [In his How to paint photographs, 1878; 1424.20]; — 
 Beckwith (A.) Majolica aud fayence, 1877 [1453.19];— China 
 hunters' club, 1878 [1454.18];— Delamardelle (Mme.) and 
 G-oupil (M. F.) Practical lessons in painting on china, etc. 
 1878 [1453.25];— Designs aud instructions for decorating 
 pottery. 4th. ed. revised. 1877 [1453.20];— Elliott (0. TV.) 
 Pottery and porcelain, 1878 [1464.16];— English pottery 
 and porcelain, 1878 [1463.23];— Hancock (E. O.) Amateur 
 and glass painter, with directions for gilding, chaBing, 
 bronzing and ground-laying [1454.25];— Lockwood (M.S.) 
 Hand-book of ceramic art. 1878 [1454.15J;— McLaughlin 
 (ML.) China painting. 1880 [1454.26];— Nichols (G W.) 
 Pottery ; how it is made ; its shape and decoration ; with 
 bibliogr. of works. 1878 [1454.141 ;— Palisser (Mrs. F. B.) 
 China collector's pocket companion. [Marks and mono- 
 grams] 3d ed., 1876. [1453.22];— Prime (W. C.) Pottery and 
 porcelain of all times and nations. 1877 [1464.17];— Sparkes 
 (J. C. L.) Hand-book of pottery painting, 1878 [1451.21]-— 
 Vors (F.) Bibelos and curios, 1878 [1453.24] ;— Whilefo'rd 
 (S. T.) Guide to porcelain painting, 1878 [1451.22];— Young 
 (J. J.) Ceramic art : a compendium, 1878 [1454.24]. 
 
 Potts (George, D.D.) Popular reading. [Monthly lecturer v. 1 
 uo. 2. N. Y. 1841. 8°.] 5093,23 
 
 Potts (Joseph D.) Science of transportation. [In Amer. soc. sci 
 Trans., no. 2, 1870.] 5811.01 
 
 Potts (Robert). Liber Cantabrigiensis, aids, and re- 
 wards conferred on students in the university of 
 Cambridge ; prefixed, a collection of maxims, 
 
 aphorisms, etc. for the use of learners. Cam- 
 bridge, 1855, 12° 5532.14 
 
 Potts (Thomas). Discovery of witches in the county 
 of Lancaster ; ed. by J. Crossley. London, 1845. 
 4°. [In Chethamsoc, v. 6.] 5094.06 
 
 Pouchet (Felix Archimede) . The Universe : or the 
 infinitely great and the infinitely little. From 
 the French. London, 1870. 1. 8°. . . . 4717.28 
 
 Pouchet (Georges). The plurality of the human race. 
 Tr. by H. J. C. Beavan. L., 1854. 8°. [Anthrop. 
 soc] 4734.16 
 
 Poucbot (M. — ). Memoir upon the late war in N. 
 America, between the French and English, 1755- 
 60. Tr. and ed. by F. B. Hough. 2 v. Roxbury, 
 (Mass). 1866. 8° 586.09 
 
 Poultry. See Agriculture (Poultry, p. 8). 
 
 Pouqueville (Francois Charles Haynes Lawrent). 
 Grece. Paris, 1835. 8°. [Univers]. . . 902.11 
 
 Pour deviner. New enigmatical propositions, char- 
 ades, transpositions, anagrams, etc. by a lady. 
 L., [n. d.] 16° 4611.21 
 
 Fourtales (L. F. de). Deep-sea corals. [In Museum of comp. 
 zoology. No. 4, 1871.] 4738.15 
 
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 of Florida. [In Bulletin of compar. zool., v. 2.] . .4736.20 
 
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 erie et la librairie a Amiens. Amiens, 1861. 8°. 
 
 Poverty. See Social science (Poor, poor-laws, etc.); — Political 
 economy (Labor and capital, -p. 917); — Population and pro- 
 duction (p. 923); also Hazlitt (W.) On the want of money. 
 [In his Lit. remains, v. 2, 1866; [p. 227-161.] . . . 3076.U 
 
 Powder. See Military science (Gunpowder, p. 778). 
 
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 London, 1857. 8° 3585.14 
 
 — The Burnett prizes: study of the evidences of natural theol. 
 
 [In Oxford essays, 1857.] 2538.21 
 
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 — Reports on radiant heat in 1832, 1840, 1854. (In Sm. report, 
 
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 — < Study of the evidences of Christianity. [In Essays and re- 
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 — Unity of worlds and of nature : three essays. L., 
 
 1856. 12° 3585.13 
 
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 The plurality of worlds. 3, The philosophy of creation. 
 
 Powell (C. Frank). Life of Zachary Taylor. With 
 portrait. N. Y., 1846. 8° 3244.13 
 
 Powell (David). Republic of Paraguay. [In Galton (F.) Vaca- 
 tion tourists, 1862-3.] 925.13 
 
 Powell (Frederick York). Early England up to the 
 Norman conquest. L., 1876. 16°. [Epochs of 
 Engl, hist.] 461.21 
 
 Powell (John). Analytical exposition of the financial and com- 
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 Pamphleteer, v. 26.] 6058.26 
 
 Powell (James W.) Exploration of the Colorado riv- 
 er of the West and its tributaries, 1 869-72. Wash. , 
 1875. 4° 1136.19 
 
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 — Introd. to the study of Indian languages, with 
 
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 Halleck. Richard H. Dana. Frances Sargent Osgood. Mar- 
 garet Fuller d'Ossoli. Mrs. C. M. Kirkland. Jared Sparks. 
 
 Powell (Thomas W.) Analysis of American law. 
 
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 Power (David). On the responsibilities of employers. 
 
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 heart. Phil., 1862. 12° 4335.01 
 
 Power (lieu. Philip Bennett). 'I will' : being the I 
 wills of the Psalms. L., [n. d.] 12°. . . 3585.17 
 
 Power (The) above matter. See Hovel (D. De B.) 1871. 3562.34 
 
 Power. Emerson (R. W.) conduct of life, I860 ; p. 43-71. 2J24.02 
 
 p ow er of the keys [absolution]. See Lloyd (H.) 1873. . 3567.21 
 
 Powers (Stephen). Muskingum legends, with pa- 
 pers descriptive of the young men of Germany 
 and the old boys of America. Phila., 1871. 12°. 
 
 Iribea of California. [In TJ. S. O ogr. and geol. survey, J, w. 
 
 Powell in charge. Coutrib. to N. A. ethnology, v. 3. 1877.] 
 
 Powers. See Law [Powers, p.690). 
 
 Pownall (Thomas). Three memorials [on the pres- 
 ent state of affairs between the old and new 
 world 1. L., 1871. 8° 5725.19 
 
 Journal of the voyage from Boston to Penobscot river, May, 
 
 1759. With notes by J. Williamson, [In Maine hist. soc. 
 cull., v. S.J 602.05 
 
 — Oriffin (F.) Junius discovered. 1854. . 3088.04 
 Poynder (John). History of the Jesuits. Prefixed, 
 
 A reply to Dallas's defence, lanon.] 2 v. Lon., 
 1816. 8° 3426.01 
 
 — Literary extracts. 3 v. London, 1844-47. 8°.6218.09 
 Poyutz (Albany). World of wonders. L., 1845. 8°. 
 
 Practical boat-sailing. See Frazar (D.) 4517.37 
 
 Practical draughtsman. See Johnson (W.) 1869. . . 3924.24 
 
 Practical general continental guide, 1869. By an 
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 [By various writers.] 2 v. L., 1867-69. 8°.6126.12 
 
 Fradt (Dominique Dufour, abbe de). Les quatre con- 
 cordats, suivis de conside'rations sur le gouvern- 
 ment de l'Eglse en general, et sur l'Eglise de 
 France en particulier, depuis 1515. 3 v. Paris, 
 1818. 12° 3437.20 
 
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 1857v 12° 1677.08 
 
 Same. Enl. ed. With memoir by D. Coleridge. 
 
 2v. N. Y., 1865. 12° 1677.09 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Memoir. Tales. Poems of love and 
 
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 Poems written in early youth. Prize poems, transl. and 
 
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 Praet (Jules van). See Van Praet (Jules). 
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 4° In 4338.03 
 
 Prairie and forest. See Gillmore (P.) 1874 1122.27 
 
 Prairie and Rocky Mountain life. See Farkman(F.) 1852. 1114.12 
 Prairie farms and prairie folk. See Gillmore (P.) 1872. 1122.24 
 
 Prairie traveler. See Marcy (E. B.) 1859 1124 14 
 
 Prairies (American). Gregg (J.) Commerce of the. 2v. 1850. 
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 Praise (Desire of). Cracrofl{B.) Essays, v. 1, 1868 ; p. 202-211. 
 
 — Smiih (A.) Theory of moral sentiments, 1868 ; p. 269-313. 
 
 Praise of folly. See Erasmus (D.) 1870 6212.08 
 
 Prater (Henry). Essay upon the law respecting husband and 
 
 wife : iu England, Scotland, and Ireland. 2d ed. L., 1836. 8°. 
 Prati (Giovanni). Opere edite e inedite. 5 v. Milano, 
 
 1862. 12° 7317.18 
 
 Pratt (Anne). Flowering plants of Great Britain. 2 v. 
 
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 — Poisonous, noxious, and suspected plants. London, 
 
 1867. sq. 24° 4911.22 
 
 Pratt (Daniel T. ) Annals of public education in the 
 
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 Pratt ^Frederick Thomas). Law of contraband of 
 
 war. London, 1856. 8° 5613.23 
 
 Pratt (John H.) Descent of man, in connexion with 
 
 the hypothesis of development. London, 1871. 8°. 
 
 — Treatise on attractions, Laplace's functions, and 
 
 pJS, n h ?T th '. Med ' L " 1865 ' ]2 °- 4016.07 
 Pratt (ParleyP.) A voice of warning, and instruc- 
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 doctrine of the church of Latter-Day Saints. 8th 
 ed. Liverpool, 18.54. 18°. . 3S8 ± 07 
 
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 Frayrng n»cl.inft See Conway (M. o\ idols and ideals, 1877 ; 
 
 Preachers and Preaching. ' See Biblical and ' relig. li't. f^m 
 Preble (George Henry). Our flag : origin and pro- 
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 Precious metals See Arts (Useful : Assaying,?. iO-.-Melalurgy. 
 V.ii\-Metals,vU-,-Mining, p. 45; -wso Political econo- 
 my (Money, p. 919). 
 Precious stones. See Fine arts (Gems and precious stones, p. 6441 
 Predestination. See Biblical and relig. lit. (p 98) 
 Predictions. See Prophecies. 
 
 Predictions realized in modern times. See Welby (Horace) 1862 
 Preece ( W . H. ) Telegraphv. N . Y. , 1 876. 1 2°. 4002. 24 
 Pre-existence. See Biblical and religious lit. (Pre-exislence p 
 98): also Prae-existence, a poem. 
 
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 — Disraeli (I.) Miscellanies, 1796, p. 77-95 2522.28 
 
 — Bolfield(B.) Prefaces to the first editions of the 
 
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 Prehistoric man, nations, races, times. See Man (Prehistoric, p. 
 
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 Prehistoric phases. See Westropp (H. M.) 1872.. . . 427i21 
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 Prehistoric times. See Lubbock (John) 6813.22 
 
 Prejudice. Montagu (B.) Essays, etc., 1837 ; p. 45-75. . 2537.04 
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 Preller (Ludwig). Les dieux de l'ancienne Rome : 
 
 mythologie romaine. Tr. de L. Dietz. 2e ed. 
 
 Paris, 1866. 16° 3811.27 
 
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 Prendergast (John P.) The Cromwellian settlement 
 
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 Same. German. N. Y., 1869. 12°. . . . 6413.30 
 
 Same. Latin. 3d ed. London, 1876. 12°. 6411.17 
 
 Same. Spanish. New York, 1869. 12°. . 6423.12 
 
 Prenderville (James). 'Photographic facsimiles of 
 
 the antique gems formerly possessed by prince 
 Poniatowski, with a description and poetical il- 
 lustrations. 2v. London, 1859. 4°. . 1466.11 
 
 Prentice (Archibald). History of the anti-corn law 
 league. 2 v. London, 1853. 8° 5927.17 
 
 Prentice (George Denison) Biography of Henry 
 Clay. Hartford, 1831. 8°. 3037.29 
 
 — Prenticiana ; or, wit and humor in paragraphs. 
 
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 CoggeshaU's Poetry of the West. 
 
 Prenticiana. See Prentice (G. D.) 1860 6212 04 
 
 Prentiss (Mrs. Elizabeth). See Fiction class-list (p. 513.) 
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 Ed bv his brother. [Embracing speeches and 
 
 letters] 2 v. N. Y, 1856. 12°. . . .3146.03 
 Address before the N. E. soc. of New o loans, 1845; with 
 
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 000 3761.1b 
 
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 cientes a la hist, antigua de Mexico. Mexico, 
 1816. 8° 566.23 
 
 — History of the conquest of Mexico. 3 v. Boston. 
 
 1857. 8° 566.08 
 
 Same. 3 v. N. Y, 1853. 8°. ... 566.05 
 
 Note. — Reviewed by abp. Spaulding. in his Miscellanea, 
 v. 1, 1875 3438.22 
 
 — History of the conquest of Peru. 2 v. N. Y., 1847. 
 
 8° 567.08 
 
 Same. 2 v. Boston, 1857. 8°. . . . 567.06 
 
 — History of the reign of Ferdinand and Isabella. 
 
 3 v. Boston, 1857. 8° 3056.01 
 
 Review of a part of Prescott's History of Fer- 
 dinand and Isabella, [anon.'] 1841. . . 2538.30 
 
 — History of the reign of Philip II. king of Spain. 
 
 3 v. Boston, 1857-59. 8° 3143.10a 
 
 — Life of Charles V. after his abdication. [In Robertson (W.) 
 
 History of Charles V., v. 3, 1867.] 3035.06 
 
 — Life of Charles Brockden Brown. N. Y., 1853. 16°. 
 
 — Sir Walter Scott. [In Essays from the N. A. rev., 1879.] 2533.33 
 
 US' For lives of W. H. P., see Biography (p. 189); also 
 Chris, ex., Jan., 1864; p. 98.118; N. A. rev., July, 1856 
 (Prescott as an historian). 
 
 Presence of mind. De Quincey {T.) Letters to young men, 1854, 
 p. 287-300.] ' 2522.09 
 
 Present-day thoughts. See Boyd (A. H. K.) 1871. . 3523.09 
 
 Present heaven. See Greenwell (Dora). 1863. . . . 3585.18 
 
 Present state of New England with respect to the In- 
 dian war. 1675. B.,1833. 16°.. . . 595.14 
 
 Present state of the United Provinces of the Low 
 Countries. By W. A. [anon.'] L, 1671. 24°. 964.27 
 
 Preserving and preserves. See Domestic economy (p. 420). 
 
 President of the U. S. (Election of). 
 
 — Adams (C. F..jr.) Protection of the ballot in national elec- 
 
 tions. [In Amer. soc. sci. assoc. Trans., no. 1, 1869. 5811 01 
 
 — McKnigld{D. A.) The electoral system of the U. 
 
 S. : a crit. and hist, exposition. 1878. . 5728.11 
 
 — Presidential counts : a complete official record ; with 
 
 congressional debates incident thereto, or to pro- 
 posed legislation. N. Y, 1877. 8°. . . . 5728.10 
 
 — United States. Electoral commission of 1877. Pro- 
 
 ceedings of the Electoral commission and of the 
 two houses of congress in joint meeting relative 
 to the count of electoral votes cast Dec. 6. 1876, 
 for the presidential term commencing Mch. 4 
 
 1877. Wash., 1S77. 8° 5728.12 
 
 <See also International rev., Jan., 1878 (The count of the 
 electoral vote, by A. H. Stephens); Mch., 1878 (Method of 
 electing the president, by T. M. Cooley); Sept., 1876 (Pres- 
 idential elections); N. A. rev., July-Aug., 1877 (The elec- 
 toral conspiracy, by J.S. Black); Sept.-Oct., 1877 (The 'elec- 
 toral conspiracy' bubble exploded, by E. W. Stoughton)- 
 
 May-June and July-Aug., 1877 (The Amer. constitution by 
 
 O. P. Morton). 
 Presidential candidates for 1860. See Bartlett (D. W.) 1859.3242.03 
 Presidents of the U. S. 
 
 — Abbott (J. 8. C.) Lives, etc. 1867. . . . 3244.14 
 
 — Lincoln (R. W.) Lives, etc. 1839. . , . 3244.15 
 
 — Los sing {B. J.) Lives, etc. 1847 32*44.13 
 
 — ■ Ludlow (J. M.) A gallery of Amer. presidents. [In Macmil- 
 
 lan, Aug., Nov., 1865.] 
 
 — Satlerlee (A. H. ) Arrangement of medals and tokens 
 
 struck in honor of the presidents of the U. S., 
 and of the presidential candidates from John 
 Adams to Abraham Lincoln, inclusive. 1862. 
 
 Press (The). See Journalism (p. 657); Periodicals (p. 844). 
 
 Press (The), a poem. See M'Oreery (J.) 1828 1677.20 
 
 Press and the public service, [anon.] L., 1857. 16°. 
 
 Press (The), or literary chit-chat ; a satire, [anon.] 
 London, 1822. 18° 1677.19 
 
 Press, the pulpit, and the platform ; or future of the 
 French empire, [anon.] L., 1857. 12°. . 3425.23 
 
 Pressens^ (Edmond de). Early years of Christianity. 
 Tr. by Annie Harwood. L., 1869. 8°. . . 3413.16 
 
 — Jesus Christ: his times, life and work. Tr. by 
 
 Annie Harwood. 3d ed. L., 1869. 12°. 3422.20 
 
 — The martyrs and apologists. Tr. by A. Harwood. 
 
 London, 1871. 8° 3413.17 
 
 — Borne and Italy at the opening of the (Ecumenical 
 
 council. Tr. by G. Prentice. N. Y., 1870. 12° 
 Prester John. See John {Prester). 
 Preston. (Harriet W. ) Troubadours and trouveres. 
 
 New and old. Boston, 1876. 12. , . . 2722.17 
 «9* See also Fiction class list (p. 514). 
 Preston (Margaret J.) Cartoons. B., 1875. 12°. 
 Preston (Mary). Studies in Shakespeare. Phila., 
 
 1869. 16° 1754.11 
 
 Preston (Richard) Address on the corn laws. London, 1817. 8°. 
 
 [In Pamphleteer, v. 10.] 6058.10 
 
 — Further observations on the state of the nation, the means 
 
 of omployment of labor, the sinking fund, protection, etc. 
 London, 1816. 8°. [In Pamphleteer, v. 9.] . . 5058.09 
 
 Preston Wm.) Illustrations of masonry. 14th ed. 
 Additions by G. Oliver. L., 1829. 12°. . 5837.28 
 
 Frestwich (6'ir John). Respublica ; or a display of 
 the honors, ceremonies, and ensigns of the com- 
 monwealth, under Cromwell. London, 1787. 4°. 
 
 Frestwich (Joseph). Past and future of geology. [In Smithson- 
 ian report, 1875.] 3936.30 
 
 Preu (Th.) First steps in German. N. Y, 1869. 8°. 
 
 Preventive institutions and agencies. See Social science (Pre- 
 ventive institutions). 
 
 Pre'vost d'Exiles (Antoine Francois). History of Mar- 
 garet of Anjou. From the French. 2 v. L., 
 1755. 16° 3117.21 
 
 — Manon Lescaut. From the French. L., 1841. 8°. 
 
 — Houssaye (A.) Men and women of Fiance, v. 1, p. 124-139. 
 
 London, 1862 3262.18 
 
 Same. v. 1. New York, 1857 3266.02 
 
 — Vinet (A.) Hist, of Fr. lit., in 18th cent., 1864 ; p. 116-125. 
 
 See also St. James's mag., March, 1878 (by T. E. Child). 
 Prevost-Faradol (Lucien Anatole). Essais de pol- 
 itique et de litterature. 3e ed. 3 v. Paris, 
 1865. 12° 70J8.08 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Introd. Du gouveruemeutparlementaire. 
 De la presse en Angleterre et en France. La noblesse. 
 La croix d'honneur. La procedure criminelle en Angleterre 
 etaux Etats-Unis. De la liberte des cultes en France. 
 Du droit de la famille sur l'education religieuse. Miracle 
 de Lourdes. De l'intervention du clerge dans les elections. 
 De la confession dans l'Eglise anglio&ne. Nos constitu- 
 tions depuis 1789. Sur la Revolution francaiee. Lamen- 
 nais. Renan. Bartholmess. De la vie et de l'intelligence. 
 Cesar. Fragments divers. 
 
 2. Politique : L' Angleterre en 1859. De la monarchic de 
 Juillet. La Involution franchise. Louis xvii. Le due De- 
 cazes. De Tocqueville. Macaulay. L'Annee 1860. Deux elec- 
 tions au corpB legislatif. Litterature : Aristophane et Pe- 
 trone. Thucydide. Xenophon. Demostbene. Lucrece. 
 Taciteet Dubois-Guchan. Seneque. Soixanteansd'empire. 
 Boece. Saint. Vincent de Paul. Madame Swetchine. 
 Spinosa. Jouffroy. Sur la poesie et sUr l'ironie. Fiorenza 
 Orsini. Les comediens. Sur les arts et sur l'opera. Sur 
 les femmeset sur l'infldelite.. Paris. Mon ami Hermann. 
 
 3. De la centralisation. De l'adininistration de la 
 justice criminelle sous l'ancien regime et pendant la Rev- 
 olution. Galas et ses juges. D'un projet de loi portant 
 modification du code penal. De l'independance du bar- 
 reau. Sur uu eonflit en tre la cour de Colmar et le garde 
 des sceaux. L'affaire Doize. Memoires d'un niagistrat 
 contemporain. L'armee francaise. L'armee anglaise. 
 Nelson. De la guerre. L'Eglise catholique et la liberie. 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
PREVOST-PARADOL - PRIME 
 
 931 
 
 Dissolution de la societe de Saint Vincent de Paul. Les 
 Juifs. Sur lo commerce. L'ouvriere. Sur un discours 
 de l'erapereur (Janvier, 1863). Perrault. La chevalerie et 
 les salons. Sur un nouveau systeme de philosophie. 
 Lacordaire. De Sacy. Un mormon. Le theatre contem- 
 porain (les Ganaches de Sardou, Le nls de Giboyer d'Au 
 gier). 
 
 — Essai sur l'histoire universelle. 2e ed. 2 v. 
 
 Paria, 1865. 12° 412.27 
 
 — Etudes sur les moralistes francais, suivies de 
 
 quelques reflexions Bur divers sujets. 2e ed. 
 
 Paris. 1865. 12° 5435.31 
 
 Contents : Montaigne. La Boetie. Pascal. La Roche- 
 foucauld. La Bruyere. Vauvenargues. De la chaire a 
 propos de La Bruyere. De l'ambition. De la tristesse. 
 De la maladie et de la mort. 
 
 -Prance. Edin., 1869. 8° 516.25 
 
 j8E5" For biogr. notices of this author see Macmillan, Aug., 
 1870 (art. by J. H. Fyfe); N. Brit, rev., Aug., 1867; Qu. rev., 
 T. 129, 1870 (P.-P. and Napoleon III.) 
 
 Priaulx (Osmond de Beauvoir). Qusestiones Mosa- 
 icse ; or, the first part of the book of Genesis 
 compared with the remains of ancient religions. 
 2d ed. London, 1851. 8°. 3731.05 
 
 Price (Bartholomew). A treatise on infinitesimal cal- 
 culus. 2d ed. 3 v. Oxford, 1857-8. 8°. . 401115 
 
 Price (Bonamy). Chapters on practical political 
 economy. London, 1878. 12°. . . . 5913.33 
 
 Contents: Is political economy a science ? Value. Ex- 
 change. Capital. Profit. Wages. Trade unions. Free 
 trade. Rent. Money — metallic. Paper curreucy. Bank- 
 ing. Tariff revision in the U. S. Corresp. on the reserve 
 of the Bank of England. 
 
 — Currency and banking. N. Y., 1876. 12°. 593:i.29 
 -Principles of currency. Oxford, 1869. 8°. 5915.24 
 Price (David). Chronological retrospect ; or Mahom- 
 etan history, from the death of [Mahommed] to 
 the establishment of the Mogul empire in Hindu- 
 staun. 3v. London, 1811-21. 4°. . . . 518.01 
 
 Essay on the history of Arabia antecedent to Mo- 
 hammed. London, 1824. 4 v 1016.01 
 
 Price (F. G. Hilton). Handbook of London bankers: 
 with some account of the early goldsmiths ; with 
 lists of bankers, 1677-1876. L., 1876. 12°. 5922.35 
 
 Price (John). MyBtery and method of his majesty's [Charles II] 
 happy restauratiou. [In Jtfasares (F.) Select tracts, v. 2.] 
 
 Price ^Joseph). Letter to B. Lacam, on his complaint 
 against Warren Hastings. L., 1782, 8°. 3075.31 
 
 Price (Lake). Manual of photographic manipula- 
 tion. 2ded. London, 1868. 12°. . . . 3933.16 
 
 Price (Richard). Review of the principal questions 
 in morals. 3d ed. London, 1787. 8° . 5436.23 
 iVofe.— Analyzed by Jouffroy in his Introd. to ethics. 
 
 — Two tracts on civil liberty, the war with America, 
 
 and the debts and finances of the Kingdom: with 
 introd. and supplement. London, 1778. 8°. 
 
 Price {Major Sir Rose Lambert). The two. Americas; 
 an account of sport and travel. Phila., 1877. 8°. 
 
 Price (Rev. Thomas). Literary remains. 2 v. Lon- 
 don, 1854. 8° 5063.22 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Tour through Britany in 1829. Essay on 
 the comparative merits of the remains of ancient literature 
 in the Welsh, Irish, and Gaelic languages, and their his- 
 torical value. Language and lit. of Wales, v. 2. Memoirs, 
 letters, etc. 
 
 Price (Sir Uvedale). On the picturesque. Ed., 1842. 8°. 
 
 Prices. See Political economy. (Prices, p. 923). 
 
 Prichard (James Cowles). Analysis of the Egyptian 
 mythology ; with a critical examination of 
 Egyptian chronology. L., 1819. 8°. . . 3817.17 
 
 — Eastern origin of the Celtic nations proved by a 
 
 comparison of their dialects with the Sanskrit. 
 Greek, Latin, and Teutonic languages. Ed. by 
 R. G. Latham. London, 1857. 8°. . . .6413.05 
 
 — Natural history of man. London, 1848. 8°. 4734.05 
 
 — Physical history of mankind. 5 v. L., 1837-47. 8°. 
 
 Contents : v. 1. General introd. 2. African races. 3. Eth- 
 nography of Europe. 4. Asiatic nations. 5. Oceanic and 
 American nations. 
 
 — Symonis {J. A.) Life of P. [In Miscellanies, 1871 ; p. 116-145]. 
 
 Prideaux (Humphrey). Old and New Testament con- 
 nected in the history of the Jews. 2 v. Oxford, 
 1851. 8° 3442.01 
 
 Prideaux (T. Symes). Economy of fuel, particularly 
 with reference to reverberatory furnaces for the 
 manufacture of iron, and steam boilers. London, 
 
 1833. 16° 3932 47 
 
 Pridham ( Charles i. Ceylon and its dependencies. 
 
 2 v. London, 1849. 8°. . . 1066 18 
 
 Priestcraft. See Biblical and religious lit. {Priestcraft, p. 98). 
 
 Priesthood. See Biblical and relig. lit. {Church polity p. 8<5- 
 
 {Preachers and paUoral work, p. 97) 
 Priesthood in the light of the New Testament. SeeMeUor (E.) 
 Priestley (Joseph, LL.D.) Theological and miscel- 
 laneous works. Ed. with [life and] notes by J 
 Towill Rutt.. 25 v. in 26. L., 1824-31. 8°. 3591.02 
 Contents: v. 1. Memoirs. 
 
 2. . Institutes of natural and revealed religion. Appeal 
 to the serious and candid professors of Christianity. Fa- 
 miliar illustrations of certain passages of scripture. 
 
 3. Remarks on Eeid's Inquiry, Essays, etc. Beattie's 
 Introd. essays to Hartley's theory of the human mind. 
 Disquisitions relating to matter and spirit, and the doc- 
 trine of philosophical necessity. 
 
 4. Free discussion between Dr. Price and Dr. Priestley' 
 on the nature of matter and the doctrine of necessity. Let- 
 ters on necessity. Collins' Inquiry, and letters to a philo- 
 sophical unbeliever. 
 
 5. History of the corruptions of Christianity. 
 
 6-7. History of early opinions concerning Jesus Christ; 
 and essays, etc., in the Theological repository. 
 
 8-10. General history of the christian church to the 
 fall of the western empire. 
 
 11-12. Notes on the Old Testament. 
 
 13-14. Notes on the New Testament. 
 
 15. Discourses on various subjects and occasions, 1787. 
 Discourses on the evidence of revealed religion, 1794. Ser- 
 mon on the slave trade. Single sermons. 
 
 16. Discourses relating to the evidence of revealed re- 
 ligion. Four discourses intended to have been delivered 
 in Phil.; and single discourses. 
 
 17. Observ.on the increaso of infidelity. Letters to 
 Volney on the Ruins. Comparison of the institutions of 
 Moses with those of other ancient nations ; with remarks 
 onDupuis's Origin of all religions, and on the allegorizing 
 talents of Boulangcr. Doctrines of heathen philosophy, 
 compared with those of revelation. 
 
 18. Defences of the History of the corruptions of Christ- 
 ianity, in reply to Horsley and Badcock, 1783-87. Defences 
 of Unitariauism, 1786-87. 
 
 19. DefenceB of Unitarianism, 1788-89. Letter of W. Pitt. 
 Familiar letters to the inhabitants of Birmingham ; and 
 appeal to the public on the riots in Birmingham. 
 
 20. Dissertation prefixed to a harmony of the gospels. 
 Letters to Abp. Newcome on the duration of our Saviour's 
 ministry. Letters to the Jews. Letters to a young man 
 on public worship. Letters to an antipEedobaptist. 
 
 21. Miscellaneous letters : to the members of the New 
 Jerusalem, church ; to the philosophers and politicians of 
 France. Outline of the evidences of revealed religion. 
 Addresses to protestant dissenters. Devotional offices 
 and catechisms, etc. 
 
 22. Essay on the first principles of government, and on 
 the nature of Liberty. Letters to Burke occasioned by his 
 Reflections on the French revolution. Tracts on civil 
 and religious liberty. 
 
 23. Rudiments of English grammar. Lectures on the 
 theory of languages, and universal grammar ; and on ora- 
 tory and criticism. 
 
 24. Lectures on history and general policy ; with an 
 essay on a course of liberal education, and an additional 
 lecture on the constitution of the TJ. S. 
 
 25. Observations relating to educaton. Dialogue on the 
 principle of government. Letters to the inhabitants of 
 Northumberland. Letters to the bishops. Prefaces to 
 the scientific works, etc. General index. 
 
 jg®-For lives of Priestley see Biography (p. 189); also 
 Stephen (L.) Hist, of Engl, thought in the 18th century. 
 
 V 1 1876 6426.26 
 
 Priestly life in France. See Lear {Mrs. Sidney A.) . . 3433.20 
 Priests and philosophers. See Gresley (W.) 1873. . . . 3556.21 
 Priests, women, and iamiliea. See Michelet (J.) 1846. . 5093.01 
 Primaeval world of Switzerland. See Heer (O.) 2 v. 1876 986.16 
 Primatt (Humphry). Dissertation on the duty oi 
 mercy and sin of cruelty to brute animals. Lon- 
 don, 1776. 8° 5825.20 
 
 Prime (E. D. G.) Around the world. N. Y., 1872. 8°. 
 
 - Forty years in the Turkish empire ; or memoirs of 
 
 Wm Goodell. N. Y„ lS7d. la". . • • 1033.19 
 Prime (Nathaniel Scudder). History of Long Island 
 
 to 1843. N. Y., 1845. 12°. ■ • ■ • • 613 ,-. 05 
 Prime (Samuel Ireneeus). Alhambra and Kremlin. 
 
 The south and the north of Europe. U J 873. 8 . 
 _ Fifteen years of prayer in the Fulton Street meet 
 
 in<* New York, 1872. 12° 3585.28 
 
 _ Lettlrs from Switzerland. N. Y I860. 12°. 983.03 
 _ Life of S. F. B. Morse. N Y 1H75 8° . 3126.22 
 
 - Memoirs of N.Murray, D.D.., NY. , 1862. 12 312b. 16 
 
 - Travels in Europe and the East. 2 v. N. Y, 1855. 
 
 12° 
 
 943.12 
 
 in asking for books, use the "Book Orders," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER 
 
932 
 
 PRIME - PRIOR 
 
 — Under the trees. [Essays.] N. Y , 1874. 12°. 2538.23 
 
 Contents; Our tent pitched. The garden. Roses. Bugs. 
 
 Conversation. Dogs. The Adirondacks. Prophets and 
 
 prophetesses, etc., etc. 
 Prime (Temple). Monograph of American corbiculadse. In Sm. 
 
 niiscel. coll., v. 7, 1865.] 3935.17 
 
 Prime (Wm. Cowper). Boat life in Egypt and Nubia. 
 
 N. Y., 1857. 12° 1092.17 
 
 — Coins, medals, and seals, ancient and modern. N. 
 
 Y., 1861. sq. 8° 1585.03 
 
 — Holy cross : a history of the wood known as the 
 
 true cross. N. Y., 1877. 12° 3584.29 
 
 — I go a-fishing. N. Y., 1873. 12° 4626.18 
 
 — Owl Creek letters, and other correspondence. By 
 
 W. New York, 1848. 12° 3585.22 
 
 — Pottery and porcelain ; with tables of factory and 
 
 artists' marks. N. Y., 1877. 8° 1454.17 
 
 — Tent-life in the Holyland. N. Y., 1857. 12°. 1053.01 
 
 Primer of design. See Bany (C. A.) 1878 1453.21 
 
 Primeval man. See Campbell (G. D., Hth duke of Argyll). 6813.17 
 Primeval world of Hebrew tradition. See Hedge (F. H. ) 1870. 
 Primitive culture. See Man (Prehistoric, p. 735). 
 
 Primitive man. See Man (Prehistoric, p. 736); also Dawson (J. 
 
 W.) Story of the earth and man, 1873 ; p. 316-397. 4111.36 
 Primitive property. Sec Political economy (Properly, p. 923). 
 Prince (John Critchley). Hours with the muses. 
 
 [Poems]. 2d ed. London, 1841. 12°. . 1677.27 
 Prince (Thomas). Chronological history of New 
 
 England, [1350 to 1820]. B., 1826. 8°. . 595.01 
 
 — The Prince library. Catalogue of the books and 
 
 manuscripts which belonged to the Bev. Thomas 
 Prince, and now deposited in the public li- 
 brary of Boston. B., 1870. 1.8°. . .. 2736.19 
 
 Same. American part. Boston, 1868. 8°. 2716.04 
 
 Prince Deukalion: [drama). See Taylor (Bayard). 1878. 1743.31 
 Prince Edward Island. See Countries (Prince Edward Island, p. 
 
 360). 
 Prince Hohenstiel-Schwangau, Bavior of society. See Browning 
 
 (Robert). 1871 1623.1U 
 
 Prince library. See Prince (Thomas). 
 
 Prince's ball (The). See Stedman (E. C.) 1860. . . . 1687.08 
 
 Princes of art. See tJrbino (Mrs. 8. R.) 1414.23 
 
 Princeton college. Catalogues. Phil., 1863, 72. 8°. 
 
 — Alexander (S. D.) Princeton college during the 
 
 18th century. 1872 5518.19 
 
 Princess (The). See Tennyson (Alfred). 
 
 Princesse Georges, trois actes. See Dumas JUs. 1872. 7005.25 
 
 Princesse Ogheiof. See Greville (H.) 7046 29 
 
 Princeton review. [N. S.] 4 v. N. Y, 1878-79. 8°. 
 Note.— For earlier series, see Biblical repertory and 
 
 Princeton review [8028.10] ;— Presbyterian quarterly and 
 Princeton review. 8159.01. 
 
 Principia. See Newton (Sir I.) 1848 4026 09 
 
 Principia ; or, basis of social science. See Wright (R. J.] 1875. 
 
 Principles at stake. See Sumner (George H.) . . . .3585.19 
 
 Principles tor the conduct of life. See Lloyd (Charles). 2 v. 1866. 
 
 Principles of naval staff rank ; and its history in the 
 D. S. navy for over half a century. \anonA 
 JTn.p.1 1869. 8° * , £517.14 
 
 iTmdle (Horace G. county judge). Proceedings in 
 the senate of N. Y. state against H. G. P 2 v. 
 Albany, 1874. 8° 
 
 Pringle (Half). The fall of the sugar planters of Jamaica. 
 L., 1865. 8 . 592(j j^ 
 
 Pringle (J., M.D.) Rational enquiry into the nature of the 
 plague. London, 1722. 12° 4334 2 
 
 Pnnsep (Henry Thoby) Tibet, Tartary and Mongo- 
 lia, and the religion of Boodh. L., 1852. 12° 
 
 Pnnsep (James). Essays on Indian antiquities, his- 
 toric, numismatic, and palseographic. Ed. by E 
 Thomas. 2 v. London, 1858. 8°. . . 1014 05 
 
 Printing. 
 
 «S- See also Aldine press (p. 11);— Bibliography (p. 107). 
 
 — Ames (J. ) and Herbert ( W. ) "Typographical anti- 
 
 quities ; or the history of printing in England 
 Scotland and Ireland. Enl. by T. F Dibdin' 
 4v. 1S10-1819 . 2766 02 
 
 — Beauprt (J. 2V.) Nouvelles recherches de biblio- 
 
 graphie lorraine, 1500-1700. . . 2765 19 
 
 — Bowyer ( W. ) Origin of printing. 2d' ed. 1766 
 
 — Varey (A) The history of a book. [1874.] 2765.16 
 
 — Cotton (if. ) A typographical gazetteer. 2d ed. 1831. 
 JJe Vmne(T. L.) Printers' price list. 1871. 2763 18 
 
 — Mssai philologique sur les commencemens de la 
 typographic a Metz. lanon.] Metz, 1828. 8°. 
 
 Ban S ard(T. 0.) Treatises on printing and type 
 2765.15 
 
 founding. 1841. 
 
 — Hatton (Joseph) Printing and bookbinding. [In British mfg 
 
 industries. 1876.] 3941.31 
 
 — Head (Sir F. B.) The printer's devil. [In his Descriptive 
 
 essays, v. 1, 1857.] 2531.21 
 
 — Humpnreys (H. N. ) History of the art of printing. 
 
 Preceded by a short account of the origin of the 
 
 alphabet. 1868 2767.01 
 
 - "Masterpieces of the early printers and engrav- 
 ers ; a series of fac similes from rare and curious 
 books. 1870 2767.05 
 
 — Knight (C.) Old printer and modern press. 1854. 
 
 Note. — Gives an account of popular literature and knowl- 
 edge before the invention of priutiug, a lile of Wm. Caxton 
 and a broad view of the progress of the press to our own 
 day, especially in relation to cheap popular literature. 
 
 — Macintosh (0. A.) Popular outline of the press. 
 
 1859 2712.01 
 
 — Meennan (0.) Origines typographicaa. 2 v. in 1 
 
 1763 2766.10 
 
 — Munsell (C. ) Collection of songs of the American 
 
 press and other poems, relating to the art of 
 printing. 1868 1673.27 
 
 — Noehden (Q.H.) Invention of printing: pretensions of Laurens 
 
 Soster. [In Classical journal, v. 21, p. 117.] . . 2742.21 
 
 — Oltley ( W. Y. ) Inquiry concerning the invention of 
 
 printing : including also notices of the early use 
 of wood-engraving in Europe, the block-bookB, 
 etc. With an introd. by J. P. Berjeau. 1863. 
 
 — Palmer (S.) General hist, of printing. 1873. 2765.12 
 
 — Pearson (JE C.) Gutenberg, and the art of printing. 
 
 1871. . . . F 2763.17 
 
 — Pieters (C.) Annales de 1' imprimerie elsevirienne, 
 
 ou histoire de la famille des Elsevier et de ses 
 editions. 1851 2765.05 
 
 — Pouy (F. ) Recherches hist, sur l'imprimerie et la 
 
 librairie a Amiens. 1861 2765.20 
 
 — Power (J.) Handy-book about books. 1870. 2722.07 
 
 — RingwaU (J. £..) American encyclopaadia of print- 
 
 ing. 1871 2766.09 
 
 — Savage (W.) Practical hints on decorative print- 
 
 ing, with illus. engr. on wood, and printed in 
 colours. 1822 2766.08 
 
 — Silcox(G. W.) Report on the art of printing. [In Vienna 
 
 exhib. TJ. S. reports, v. 2. W., 1876. 8'.] .... 3916.16 
 
 — Sotheby (S. L.) Principia typographies the block- 
 
 books.or xylographic delineations of scripture his- 
 tory issued during the 15th century, considered 
 in connection with the origin of printing ; with 
 an attempt to elucidate the character of the pa- 
 per marks of the period. 3v. 1858. . . 2767.02 
 
 — Stark (A. ) Printing : its antecedents, origin, his- 
 
 tory and results. 1865 5075.30 
 
 — Timperly.(C. H.) Dictionary of printers and print- 
 
 ing- 1839 2765.14 
 
 Printer's manual. 1838 2765.14 
 
 Note.— Bound with his Dictionary of printers. 
 
 — Street (S) On the art of printing. [In Oxford prize essays, 
 
 V. 2, 1830; p. 275-291.] 2541.12 
 
 — Thomas (J.) History of printing in America. 2 v. 
 
 1810 2765.10 
 
 Same. 2v. Amer. Aniiq. soc, 1874. . . 2765.24 
 
 See also Atlantic mo., v. 13, 1864 (Types, by W. Winter); 
 
 JP'.Tu^F." Feb " Mch - 18M ( Priuoe printers of Italy, by 
 O.M. ruillimore); Scribner's mag., May, 1876 (John Gut- 
 enberg, by T. L. De Vinne). 
 
 Prints. See Fine arts (Engravings, p. 542;— Galleries, p. 544;— 
 Pictures, p. 647). 
 
 Prior (Sir James). Life of Edmond Malone. Lon- 
 don, 1860. 8° 3116.13 
 
 — Memoir of the life of Edmund Burke. London, 
 
 1824. 8°. 3026.O8 
 
 Prior (Matthew). Poetical works. [Life, by J. Mit- 
 ford.] 2 v. London, 1855. 16° . . . 1677.06 
 
 — Poetical works. [Life, by J. Mitford.] 2 v. B., 
 
 1853. 16°. 1621.09 
 
 — Select poems. Ed. by E. Sanford. [In Sanford (E.) and 
 
 Walsh (R.) British poets, v. 16. 1819.] 1691.16 
 
 — Poems. Lile, by S. Johnson. [In Chalmers (A.) Engl, poets, 
 
 V. 10. 1810.] L , . . .... 1626.10 
 
 j85-For lives of Prior, see Biography (p. 189); also Corn- 
 hill mag., Jan., 1876. 
 Prior (B. C. Alexander). Ancient Danish ballads, tr. 
 from the originals. 3 v. L., I860. 8°. 1677.26 
 
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 Prior (Thomas). Of the success of tar-water, in cur- 
 ing, etc. London, 1746. 12° ... . 4352.25 
 
 Prlielanus, the Grammarian. Periegesis. [In Miiller (0.) Geogr. 
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 — Solutiones. Ed. F. Dilbner. [fPitAFlotinus. Parisiis, Didot. 
 
 1855. 8°.] 7766.11 
 
 Prison (Thoughts in). See Dodd (W.) 1818 1641.04 
 
 Prison books and their authors. SeeLangford (J. A ) 1861. 3263.32 
 Prison life at Richmond. See Harris (W. C.) 1862. . . 643.04 
 Prison life in the South. See Abbott (A. O.) 1866. . . 643.02 
 Prison of Weltevreden. See Gibson (W. M.) 1855. . .1001.17 
 
 Prisoner of state. Mahony (D. A.) 1863 6732.01 
 
 Prisons. See Social science (Prisons and Penitentiaries). 
 Pritchett (Robert Taylor). *Brush notes in Holland. 
 
 London, 1871. fol A. 57.12 
 
 Private anecdotes of foreign courts. Sea Solari (G. B.) 2 v. 453.12 
 Private life of an Eastern kin>». Jee Knighton (W.) 1867. 1011.01 
 Private prayers, put forth by authority during the 
 reign of queen Elizabeth. The Primer of 1559. 
 The Orarium of 1560. The Preces Privates of 
 1564. Book of Christian prayers of 1578. With 
 an appendix, containing the Litany of 1514. Ed. 
 byW. K. Olay. Cambridge, (Eng.,) Parker soc, 
 
 1851. 8° 3637.08 
 
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 Privateers. See Countries (United States -■ navy, p. 374). 
 Privateers. See Law (International, p. 688). 
 Prize courts. See Law (Admiralty, p. 685; International Law, 
 
 (p688). 
 Prize essays on a Congress of nations. [By John A. Bolles. T. C. 
 Upham, W. Ladd, and others.] Boston, 1840. 8°. 6437.23 
 
 Pro arts et focis. See Davis (Mrs. B. H.) 1870 5823.15 
 
 Probabilities. See Mathematics (Probabilities, p 748); — Gambling 
 
 (p. 565);— Chance (p. 260);— Logic (p. 716). 
 Probability. See Nineteenth century. May, 1879 (Probability as 
 the guide of conduct, (by W. E. Gladstone);— also Opinions 
 (p. 827). 
 Problem of human destiny. See D?wey (O.) 1876. . . 3544.05 
 
 Problem of human life. See Wilfbrd. pseud 4728.24 
 
 Problems of life and mind. See Lewes (G. H.) 1874. 6414.20 
 
 Problems of the age. SeeUewit (A. F.) 1868 3561.21 
 
 Probyn (J. W.) Essays on Italy [1859-66] and Ire- 
 land [1868] and the United States [1866]. Lon- 
 don, 1868. 12° 532. 16 
 
 Proohaska (Georg). Dissertation on the nervous system. Tr. 
 by T. Laycock. [With Unzer (J. A.) Physiology. Lon- 
 don, 1851. 8°.] 4317.16 
 
 Prochazka (L. H., baron). Kevelations of Hungary. 
 
 With a memoir of Kossuth. London, 1851. 8°. 
 Proclus, (Neo-Platonist). Fragments from the Greek, 
 
 by T. Taylor. London, 1825. 12° . . 5415.24 
 
 — Five hymns. Greek, with poetical version, by T. Taylor. 
 
 [With Sallnst. On the Gods, 1793; p. 117-150.] . 3817.10 
 
 — Institutiones 'theologicae. With Plotinus. Parisiis, Didot, 
 
 1855. 8"]. '. 7766.11 
 
 — Propositions 1-211, translated. [In Blakey (B.) Hist, of the 
 
 philos. of mind, v. 1,1850; p. 457-473.] .... 6421.03 
 
 — Select theorems on the perpetuity of time. Tr. by 
 
 T. Taylor. London, 1831. 8° 5426.23 
 
 — Two treatises : ten doubts concerning providence, 
 
 and solution ; and the nature of evil. • Tr. by T. 
 Taylor. London, 1833. 12° 5415.27 
 
 — Kingston (C.) Alexandria and her schools 2534.06 
 
 — Leveque (J. C.) Proclus et son dieu. [7m his la Science de 
 
 l'lnvisible, 1866.] 3566.10 
 
 — Marinus. Vita Procli. [In Diogenes Laertius. De clarorum 
 
 philos. vitis.] 7764.15 
 
 — Maurice (P. D.) Moral and metaphysical philos., v. 2, 1873; 
 
 p. 317-330.] 6424.18 
 
 Consult also (under Philosophy : Histories, p. 851-2) the 
 histories of Brucker, Ueberweg, Bitter, and others. 
 
 Procrastination. Cowley (A.) In hit Essays 2621.15 
 
 Procter (Adelaide Anne). Legends and lyrics. 
 N. Y., 1860. 12° 1B77.12 
 
 -Poems. Boston, 1863. 32° 1677.11 
 
 See notice of A. A. P. by C. Dickens, Atlantic month- 
 ly, v. 16, 1865. 
 
 Procter (Bryan Waller). [Barry Cornwall, pseud.] 
 Autobiographical fragment and biographical 
 notes, with personal ske'tches of contemporaries, 
 unpublished lyrics, and letters of literary 
 friends. [Ed, byC. P.] Boston, 1877 12°. 3146.31 
 
 ^~ Charles Lamb : a memoir. By Barry Cornwall 
 [pseud.] Boston, 1866. 16°. .... 3097.08 
 
 — Dramatic scenes. With other poems. B., 1857. 
 
 16° : 1742.06 
 
 — English songs, and other small poems. Boston, 
 
 1851. 16° 1677.13 
 
 — Essays and tales in prose. By Barry Cornwall. 2 v. 
 
 Boston, 1853. 12° 2537.27 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Memoir and essay on the genius of 
 
 ™.£j£ S - t De . a ' h °f Mends. Spanish student. Short 
 mystery Portrait on my uncle's suuff-box. A Day in 
 hr„ n „w T T„ e St f"\ t0M - Chapter on portraits. The prison 
 breaker. The planter. Vicissitudes in a lawyer's life The 
 man-hunter. The Two soldiers. 2. Story of the back- 
 room window. Chapter of fragments. The usher. Mon- 
 sieur de Beam. The happy day. On English tragedy. On 
 English poetry. Defence of poetry. Four dramatic scenes. 
 
 — Life of Edmund Kean. 2 v. L., 1835. 12°. 3095 07 
 Howilt ( W.) Homes of British poets, v. 2 1866 953 24 
 
 See also Vortn. rev., May, 1870, or Living age,' June 30, 
 (by U.A. Simcox) ; Gentl. mag., Nov., 1874 (Unpublished let- 
 ters, personal recollections, and contemporary notes, by 
 5'5;,.r Ma y er ): International rev., July-Aug., 1879 (byE. 
 P. Whipple); and v. 2 of Allibone. 
 
 Procter (Francis). History of the Book of common 
 prayer. 11th ed. London, 1874. 12°. . 3521 03 
 
 Procter (Col. George). History of Italy. [To 1789.1 
 London, 1853. 8° . 534.19 
 
 — Feudal System ;— History of the crusades ;-State of Europe 
 
 at the fall of the Eoman empire. (In Historical essays. 
 London, 1858. 12°.] 445 14 
 
 — History of the Ottoman empire, etc. See Jacob (Samuel), and 
 
 others. _ _ 647 14 
 
 Proctor (Edna Dean). Poems. N. Y., 1866. 16°. 1677.15 
 
 — A Russian journey. Boston, 1872 16°. . 991.23 
 Proctor (L. B.) The Bench and bar of New York. 
 
 N. Y., 1870. 8° 3256.24 
 
 Proctor (Richard Anthony). The borderland of 
 
 science. London, 1873. 8° 3815.17 
 
 Contents: Stars, planets, and meteors. Sun and moon. 
 Earthquakes. Flying machines. Coal. Gambling. Super- 
 stitions. Coincidences. Ghosts and goblins. 
 
 — Elementary physical geography. Phil., [n. 4.] 12°. 
 
 — Expanse of heaven. Essays. L., 1873. 16°. 4013.22 
 
 — Half-hours with the stars. L., 1869. 4°. 4018.15 
 
 — Half-hours with the telescope. Lond., 1868. 16°. 
 
 — Lectures on astronomy ; — New lectures ; — Farewell lec- 
 
 tures. [In Tribune popular science, Pt. 1-2, 1874.] 3908.01 
 
 — Light science for leisure hours. London, 1871. 8°. 
 
 Contents : Strange discoveries respecting the Aurora. 
 The earth a magnet. Our chief timepiece loBing time. 
 Encke, the astronomer. Venus on the sun's face. Recent 
 solar researches. Government aid to science. American 
 alms for British science. The secret of the North Pole. 
 Is the Gulf Stream a myth ? Floods in Switzerland. A 
 great tidal wave. Deep-sea dredgings. The tunnel 
 through Mont Cents. Tornadoes. Vesuvius. The earth- 
 quake in Peru. The greatest sea-wave ever known. Use- 
 fulness of earthquakes. The forcing power of rain. A 
 Bhower of snow-crystals. Long shots. Influence of mar- 
 riage on the death-rate. The topographical survey of India. 
 A ship attacked by a sword. fiBh. The safety-lamp. The 
 dust we have to breathe. Photographic ghosts. The Ox- 
 ford and Cambridge rowing styles. Betting on horse-races ; 
 or the state of the odds. Squaring the circle. A new 
 theory of Achilles's shield. 
 Same. 2d series. Lon&on, 1873. 8°. . 3914.00 
 
 Contents: Life of Mrs. Somerville. The coming Tran- 
 sit of Venus. The ever-widening world of stars. Move- 
 ments in the star-depths. The great nebula in Orion. 
 The sun's true atmosphere. Something wrong with the 
 sun. News from Herschei'e planet. The two comets 
 of the year 1868. Comets of short period. The Gulf Stream. 
 Oceanic circulation, v/ith addendum in reply to Dr. Car- 
 penter. The climate of Great Britain. The low barome- 
 ter of the Antarctic temperate zone. 
 
 — The moon. New York, 1873. 12°.. . .4013.21 
 
 — Myths and marvels of astronomy. N. Y., 1877. 8°. 
 
 Contents : Astrology. Eeligion of the great pyramid. 
 Mystery of the pyramids. Swedenborg'B Visions of other 
 worlds. Other worlds. Suns in flame. Rings of Saturn. 
 Comets as portents. The lunar hoax, ABtrouomical para- 
 doxes. Some astron. myths. Origin of the constellation- 
 figures. 
 
 — New star atlas. 5th ed. N. Y., 1878. 12°. 4015.35 
 
 — Orbs (The) around us. London, 1872. 8°. 4013.18 
 
 — Other worlds than ours. London, 1870. 8°. 4016. 34 
 
 — Our place among infinities. With essays on the 
 
 Jewish sabbath and astrology. New York, 1876. 
 
 12° 4015.34 
 
 Contents : Past and future of the earth. Seeming wasteB 
 in nature. New theory of life in other worlds. A missing 
 comet. The lost comet and its meteor train. Jupiter. 
 Saturn and its system. A giant sun. Star depths. Star 
 gauging. Saturn and the sabbath of the Jews. Thoughts 
 on astrology. 
 
 — Saturn and its system. London, 1865. 8°. 4016.21 
 
 — Science byways. Phil., 1876. 12°. . 391)6.17 
 
 Contents : Life, past and future in other worlds. Planets 
 put in Leverrier's balance. Comets' tails. Three orders 
 of cometB. The sun a bubble. Sun's surroundings. 
 Weather and the sun. Finding the way at sea. Journeys 
 toward the north pole. Rain. Danger from lightning. 
 
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 G-rowtk and decay of mind. Have we two brains ? Strange 
 mental ieats. Automatic cheBS and card playing. Money 
 for science. 
 
 — The sun : ruler, fire, light and life of the planetary 
 
 system. London, 1871. 8° 4015.28 
 
 — Transits of Venus. New York, 1875. 8°. 4013.24 
 
 See Notice of R.A.P. in Pop. science monthly, Feb., 1874. 
 Production. See Political economy {Systematic works, p. 912 ; — 
 
 Labor, p. 917 ;— Supply and demand, p. 924). 
 
 Profane state. See Fuller (Thomas) 3553.19 
 
 Professions (Choice of). Arnold (F.) TurniDg points in life, 
 
 1873 ; p. 89-116 2512.31 
 
 — Barnes (A.) The choice of a profession. [Ira his Essays and 
 
 reviews, v. 2. 1855 ; p. 201-232.] 2513.07 
 
 — Davenanl (JK) What shall my son be ? 1870. 5515.18 
 
 — Hale (RE.) What career? 1878. . . .5512.00 
 
 — Thomson (H. B.) The choice of a profession. 1857. 
 
 — Tuckerman (H. T.) Authors. Doctors. Lawyers. Actors. 
 
 Newspapers. Preachers. [In his Criterion, 1866.] 2544.09 
 Professor at the breakfast table. See Holmes (O. W.) 1860. 2532.11 
 Proffatt (John). Women before the law. N. Y., 
 
 1874. 12° 5836.11 
 
 Progress, See Social science (Civilization : — Progress). 
 Progress (The) of nations ; in their relation to states- 
 manship, [anon.] London, 1861. 8°. . 5716.09 
 Progress of the religious idea. See Ohild (Mrs. M. L.) 3 v. 1855. 
 Progression by antagonism. See Lindsay (A. W. S.) . 3567.16 
 Prolixity. £«r Blackwood, v. 109, 1871. 
 
 Prometheus. See Percival (J. G.) Poet, works, v. 2. . 1675.28 
 Prometheus: a poem. See Putnam (S. P.) ..... 1677.29 
 Prometheus chained [or] bouud. See-SSschylus (p. 6 of Catalogue). 
 Promissory notes. See Law (p. 685). 
 
 Proof-reading. Tassis (S. A.) Guide du correcteur et 
 du compositeur. Paris, [n. d.] . . . . 6413.18 
 tig-See also Language. (English, punctuation, p. 678.) 
 
 Propertius (Sextus Aurelius). Elegies. Tr. by Gan- 
 tillon and others. L., Bohn, 1854. 12°. . 1677.16 
 
 — Carmina. The elegies, with English notes, by F. 
 
 A. Paley. 2d ed. London, 1872. 8°. . . 7727.13 
 
 — (Euvres completes. [Lat. ] Tr. par M. Denne-Baron. 
 
 Paris, 1869. 8°. [Nisard's Collection, e.c.]7725.09 
 
 — Opera omnia. Cum notis et interpretatione in 
 
 usum Delphini. 2 v. London, Valpy, 1822. 8°. 
 
 — Propertius. [Condensed and explained] by James 
 
 Da vies. Phil., 1878. 16° 1631.31 
 
 — Translation of his last elegy. [In leaser's mag., v. 67-68, 
 
 1863.] 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 48, 1853 (P. and his English 
 editor); Westm.rev.,v. 61, 1864 (P. and his contemporaries). 
 Property. See Law (Beat property, p. 690 ; — Personal properly, 
 p. 690 -.—-and other headings); — Political economy (Property, 
 p. 923); — Social science (Socialistic and communistic the- 
 ories). 
 
 Prophecies and prophets (Vulgar). 
 
 — Bareste (E.) Nostradamus. Vie. Histoire dea 
 
 oracles et des prophetes. Centuries : explica- 
 tion des quatrains prophe"tiques. 1840. 3813.34 
 
 — Miraculous prophecies and predictions of eminent 
 
 men, from the earliest records, relating to the 
 revolutions of empires and kingdoms, particu- 
 larly England and France. 1821. . .3813.33 
 
 — Paulus (Dr.) Magicon : wonderful prophecies con- 
 
 cerning popery. 1869 3583.17 
 
 — Prime (S.J.) Prophet and prophetesses. [In his Under the 
 
 trees, 1874.] 2538.23 
 
 — Prophecies of Christopher Kotterus, Christiana 
 
 Poniatovia, Nicholas Drabicius : three famous 
 prophets in Germany. Tr. by E. Codrington. 
 London, 1664. 32 3813.24 
 
 — Thomas of Erceldoune. Romance and prophecies of 
 
 Thomas of Erceldoune. With illustrations from 
 the prophetic literature of the 15th and 16th cen- 
 turies. Ed. with introd. and notes by J. A. H. 
 Murray. 1875. 
 
 — Welby (H.) Predictions realized in modern times, 
 
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 Prophecy. See Biblical, tie., lit. (Prophecy and Prophets, p. 98.) 
 Prophet (The): a tragedy. See Taylor (Bayard), 1874. . 1692.23 
 Proportion. See Pine arts (Figure drawing and painting, p. 643). 
 Prose writers of America. Griswold (R.W.) 4th ed. 1867. 2765.23 
 Prostate (Diseases of the). See Medicine (Prostate, p. 765). 
 
 Prostitution. Dufour (P.) Histoire de la P. 8 v. in 4. 
 1861 5808.01 
 
 — Logan (W.) The great social evil. 1871. 5818.11 
 
 — Muhlenberg (W. A.) The woman and her accusers : a sermon. 
 
 1870 3576.06 
 
 — Parent-Duchatelet (A. J. B. ) De la prostitution 
 
 dans la ville de Paris, considered sous le rapport 
 
 de l'hygiene publique, de la morale, et de l'ad- 
 ministration. 3e ed. complete'e par A. Trebuchet 
 et Poirat-Duval ; suiyie d'un precis sur la pros- 
 titution dans les principales villes de 1' Europe. 
 
 2 v.- 1857 5818.12 
 
 -Ryan(M.) Prostitution in London. 1839. 5818.21 
 - Sanger (W. W.) History of P., 1858. . . 5818.04 
 
 — Tait(\V.) Magdalenism: extent, causes, and conse- 
 
 quences, of prostitution in Edinburgh. 1840. 
 
 See also Contemporary rev., v. 13, 1870 ( The lovers of 
 the lost) v. 14, 1870 (Eegulation,cure,prevention); New Eng- 
 ender, v. 19, 1859 (TJnchastity, by W. T. Eustis); Westm. 
 rev., v. 92, 1869 (Gov't experiments in controlling it); v. 
 93, 1870 (How to deal with it); WinBlow's Medical critic, 
 v. 3, 1863 (Libertinage). 
 Prostrate state [S. Carolina]. See Pike (J. S.) 1874. . 1132.18 
 Protection vs. free trade. See Political economy (p. 917). 
 Protestant episcopal church, United States. Digest of 
 the canons. With constitution. Hartford, 
 1869. 8°. 3457.18 
 
 — Journal of convention, New York, Oct. 17th to 
 
 29th, 1868. Hartford, 1869. 8°. ... 3457.18 
 
 — Pastoral letter of the bishops to the clergy and la- 
 
 ity before the general convention, Oct. 17, 1862. 
 N. Y., 1862. 8° 3631.09 
 
 — Hook (W. F.) The disestablished church in the TJ. S. 1869. 
 
 — Whittaker's P. E. almanac and church directory, 1878. 3461.09 
 
 — Diocese of Long Island. Journal of the primary 
 
 convention held in the church of the Holy Trin- 
 ity. Brooklyn, November 18th and 19th, 1868. 
 Brooklyn, 1869. 8° 3457.17 
 
 — Diocese of New York. Records of the proceedings 
 
 and debates at the 61st annual convention, byE. 
 A. West. N. Y., 1845. 8° 3575.36 
 
 — Diocese of Vermont. Documentary history, incl. 
 
 Journals of conventions from 1790 to 1832. N. 
 Y, 1870. 8° 3458.08 
 
 — Diocese of Virginia. Journals of the conventions, 1785-1885. 
 
 [In Hawks (F. L.) Contributions, etc. v. 1.] . . 3457.14 
 ,8®* For works upon the doctrines, ministry, and his- 
 tory of the P. E. church see Biblical and religious liter* 
 ature (p. 98). 
 
 Protestantism See Biblical and religious lit. (Protes.an.isro, p. 
 98); also Wylie (J. A.) Hist, of protestantism. 3 v. 3466.12 
 
 Protests. Genuine and complete collection of the pro- 
 tests made in the House of Lords. [1641 to 1747.] 
 2 v. London, 1748. 16° 472.02 
 
 Protoplasm. See Biology (Protoplasm, p. 216). 
 
 Protoplast (The ) : a series of religious papers, [anon.] 
 London, 1870. 18°. 3586.03 
 
 Protozoa. See Natural history (p. 810); Microscope (p. 776). 
 
 Proud (Robert). History of Pennsylvania, 1681-1742. 
 2 v. Phila., 1797. 8° 623.25 
 
 Proudhon (Pierre Joseph). De la capacite politique 
 des classes ouvrieres. 3e ed. Paris, 1865. 16°. 
 
 — Du principe de l'art et de sa destination sociale. 
 
 Paris, 1865. 16° 1412.18 
 
 Note. — Reviewed by P. G. Hamerton, in Fortn. rev., v. 4. 
 1866. 
 
 — Ide"e generale de la revolution au XIXe siecle. Nouv. 
 
 ed. Paris, 1868. 16° 5812.09 
 
 — Qu'est-^ce que la propriete? Nouv. ed. Paris, 
 
 1867. 16° 5812.11 
 
 — Baudrillart (H.) Proudhon, etc. [In Bevue des d. inondeB, 
 
 1 lev, 1873. 
 See also Fraser's mag.,N.s.,v.6, 1872 (A French anarchist). 
 Prout (Father), pseud. See Mahony (Rev. Francis). 
 Prout (Wm. M.D.) Chemistry and digestion with 
 
 reference to natural theology. London, 1834. 8°. 
 Provencal poetry. See Literature (p. 711). 
 
 Proverbial folk-lore. See Cheales (A. B.) 6214.37 
 
 Proverbs (Book of). See Biblical and religious lit. (p. 98). 
 Proverbs. 
 
 Introductory Essays on Proverbs. 
 
 — Disraeli llsaac). Philosophy of proverbs. [In his Curiosities 
 
 of literature, v. 3. 1868.] 2762.06 
 
 — Helps (A.) [In his Friends in council. 2d ser. v. 1.] 2631.26 
 
 — Wright (T.) On proverbs and popular sayings. [In his Es- 
 
 says on literature, etc., v. 1. 1846] 2722.20 
 
 See also Blackwood, v. 88, 1860 (Proverbs); Fraser's mag.. 
 v. 56, 1857 (Use of proverbs in grave composition); New 
 monthly, v. 23, 1828, v. 25, 1829 (Proverbs) ; N. Brit. «ev., 
 v. 28, 1858 (Proverbs secular and sacred); Qu. rev., v. 126, 
 1868 (Proverbs, ancient, and modorn). 
 
 General and Miscellaneous Works on Proverbs. 
 
 — Bland (R) Proverbs, chiefly from the Adagia of 
 
 Erasmus. 2 v. in 1. 1814. ..... 6214.23 
 
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 . Bohn (H. G.) Hand-book of proverbs, comprising 
 
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 . Cheales (A. B.) Proverbial folk-lore. 2d ed. [n. d.] 
 
 . Dmham (M. A.) Proverbs and popular sayings relating to the 
 
 seasons, the weather, and agricultural pursuits, gathered 
 
 chiefly from oral tradition. [In Percy society, v. 20.] 6060.20 
 
 - Bodsleu (R.) Economy of human life. 1810. 
 
 - Downey (W. S.) Proverbs. 1855. . . . 6214.05 
 
 - Erasmus (D.) Adagia. See Bland (K.) . 6214.23 
 
 - Bortunate men : collection of rick men's mottoes, 
 
 and great men's watchwords. 1875. . . 5921.01 
 
 - Grose (F.) Local proverbs. [ With his Provincial glossary. 
 
 1819.] 6127.03 
 
 - Kelly (W. K.) Proverbs of all nations. 1870. 
 
 - K«r (J- B.) Archaeology of our popular phrases, 
 
 etc 2v. 1840 6214.12 
 
 - Loaring (S- J.) Selection of common sayings, 
 
 words, and customs. 1870 6214.20 
 
 - Mair (J. A.) Handbook of proverbs. [1873.] 
 
 - Proverbs ; or manual of wisdom, [anon.] 2d ed. 
 
 London, 1804. 16°. 6214.27 
 
 - Queer discourses on queer proverbs. By old Merry, 
 
 [pseud.] 1869 6214.16 
 
 - Sancho, or the proverbialist. 1816. . . . 6214.15 
 
 - Select proverbs. Italian, Spanish, French, English, 
 
 Scotish, British, etc. 1707 6214.25 
 
 - Trench (B. C.) Lessons in proverbs. 1856. 6214.10 
 
 - Tapper (if. F.) Proverbial philosophy. 1846. 6314.11 
 
 Eiiglish, 'Scbttish, and Irish Proverbs. 
 -Sazlitt W. C.) English proverbs and proverbial 
 
 phrases. 1869 6214.17 
 
 -Bistop(A.) Proverbs of Scotland. 1868, 6214.14 
 -Bay (I) Collection of English proverbs. [In Bonn 
 
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 French Proverbs. 
 
 - Backer (G.de). Dictionnaire des proverbes francois. 
 
 [anon.] 1710 6214.26 
 
 German Proverbs. 
 
 - Simrock (K.) Deutsche sprichworter. [In his Die 
 
 deutchen Volksbiicher, v. 5.] . . . .7126.25 
 
 - Spanuth (H. J.) Teutsch-orthographisches schreib- 
 
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 con. 1720 6214.21 
 
 - Zimmermann (K) Familiar German proverbs. 1878. 
 
 Greek and Latin Proverbs. 
 
 - Apostolius (M.) Centvrise xxi proverbiorum ex op- 
 
 timis auctoribus Grsecis collectse. 1653. . 6217.19 
 
 -Henderson {A.) Latin proverbs and quotations. 
 
 With translations. 1869 6213.08 
 
 - Leake (M.) Modern Greek proverbs. [In Glass, journal, v. 17, 
 
 p. 39.] 3742.17 
 
 - Negris (A.) Dictionary of modern Greek proverbs 
 
 with English transl, etc. 1831 6214.42 
 
 - MUey (H. T. ) Dictionary ot Latin proverbs, etc. 
 
 1856 6213.06 
 
 - Sartorius (J). Adagiorum chiliades tres sive senten- 
 
 tiss proverbiales Grsecse, Latinse, et Belgicae. 1570. 
 See also N. A. rev., v. 85. 1857 (Greek proverbs). 
 
 Italian and Spanish Proverbs. 
 
 - Burke (U. R.\ Spanish salt, a collection of all the 
 
 proverbs in Don Quixote ; with a literal transl., 
 notes, and introd. 1877 <>2 14.40 
 
 - Oudin ( C. ) Proverbes espagnols traduits en Fran- 
 
 cois, 1612 6211.24 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 55, 1857 (Tuscan proverbs). 
 
 Negro Proverbs. 
 
 -Bigelow (J.) Wit and wisdom of the Haytians. 1870. 
 
 - Burton <R. F.) Wit and wisdom from West Africa. 
 
 1865 6214.36 
 
 - Negro proverbs. [In Letters from Jamaica, 1873, p. 175-182.] 
 
 Russian and Servian Proverbs. 
 
 See Quar. rev., Oct., 1875 (Russian proverbs); Fraser's 
 mag., v. 51, 1855 (Servian proverbs). 
 
 Syriac, lurkish, and Tamil Proverbs. 
 -Burton (R. F.) and Drake (0. F. T.) Unexplored 
 Syria, v. 2, p. 263-94 1044.24 
 
 - Herricjc (G. F.) Turkish proverbs. [In Scribuer's monthly, 
 
 Oct., 1873.] 
 
 — Percival (P.) Proverbs in Tamil with their trans- 
 
 lation. 1843 6214.35 
 
 Proverbs in Porcelain. See Dobson (A.) 1878. . . . 1635 33 
 
 Providence. See Biblical and religious lit. (Providence, p. 98)'— 
 Natural theology, p. 94 ;— Evidences, p. 86 ;— God, p. 88) '■— 
 Philosophy (Moral science, p. 859). 
 
 Provincial poetry. See Literature (Provencal, p. 711). 
 
 Provident institutions. See Social science (Charitable agencies) 
 
 Proyart (Lievin Bonaventure). *History of Loango, Kaliongo 
 and other kingdoms of Africa, 1776. [In Pinkerton (J ) 
 Voyages, v. 16.] 92 6.16 
 
 Prudence. Emerson (R. W.) In his Essays. 1st series. 2524.04 
 
 Prudentius (Aurelius Clemens). Opera omnia. Ex. 
 ed. Parmensi ; cum notis et interpretatione. 
 3 v. London, Valpy, 1824. 8°. ... 7716.23 
 
 Prussia. See Countries (Prussia, p. 360 ;— Germany, p. 326). 
 
 Psalms. See Biblical and religious lit. (Psalms, p. 98) ; — Hymns 
 (p. (ill); also Alexander (W.) Witness of the psalms to 
 Christ and Christianity. 1877. [Bampton lectures, 1876.] 
 
 Pseudonyms. ' See' Bibliography (Pseudonyms, p. 107) ; also 
 Chamber's journal, v. 6, 1858 (Pseudonyms); Dub. univ. 
 mag., May, 1876 (Noms de plume). A ' List of pen naineB' 
 is prefixed to ' Whitaker's Reference Cat. of current litera- 
 ture,' 1877 
 
 Psychic force. See Spiritualism and allied phenomena. 
 
 Psychological medicine. See Medicine (Mental Philosophy and 
 Psychology, p. 762) 3814.33 
 
 Psychology. See Philosophy (Systematic works, and various other 
 headings, p. 852). 
 
 Ptolemy. [Latin Ptolemaeus Claudius.] The 
 tetrabiblos ; relative to the starry influences. 
 London, 1848. 18° 4016.22 
 
 — (holey (W. D.) C. P. and the Nile. 1854. 1094.20 
 
 — Theories of Copernicus and Ptolemy. [On the orbital and 
 
 axial motion of the earth]. By a wrangler, [anon.] Lon- 
 don, 1867. 8° 4013.25 
 
 Public and private life of animals. See Thompson (J.) . 4723.26 
 
 Public characters of 1798-1810. [Ed. by A. Stephens.] 
 10 v. London, 1799-1809. 8° 3226.01 
 
 Public circle : record of facts in spiritual intercourse. 
 Nos. 1-12, Mch. 15th, 1855— Feb. 15th, 1856. N. 
 Y., 1856. 8° 3817.40 
 
 Public ledger almanacs. 1870,-71,-72,-73, 77-78. 
 Phila., [1873-78]. 12° 6741.05 
 
 Public opinion ; summary of the presB. v. 15-36. Lon- 
 don, 1869-79. fol. 
 
 Public opinion. See Government and politics (Public opinion, 
 p. 588);— Journalism and the press (p. 657). 
 
 Public schools, Winchester — Westminster— Shrews- 
 bury— Harrow— Rugby. By the author of ' Eto- 
 nians' [anon.] Edin., 1867. 16°. . . . 5513.19 
 
 Publicola, pseud. Letter to A. G. , Esq. on the doctrine 
 of gold and silver, and the evils of the present 
 banking system. N. Y., 1815. 8°. . . .5915.16 
 
 Publishers' and stationers weekly trade circular. See Pub- 
 lishers' circular ... 2764.10 
 
 Publishers' trade list annual, 1873-74—79. 7 v. N. Y., 
 F. Leypoldt, 1874-79. 8° 2775.09 
 
 Publishers' weekly, v. 1-16. N. Y., F. Leypoldt, 1872- 
 
 79. 8° 2764.10 
 
 Note.— v. 1-2 were called Publishers' and Stationers' 
 weekly trade circular, which were preceded by the Amer- 
 ican literary gazette and publishers' circular. 
 
 Publishing. Author's hand-book : guide to publish- 
 ing on commission. 4th ed. 1845. . . 5093.24 
 
 — Campbell (A.) The sale of authors, a dialogue, in 
 
 imitation of Lucian's sale of philosophers, [anon. ] 
 1876 , • 2711.21 
 
 — Dodge (M. A. ) Battle of the books. By Gail Hamil- 
 
 ton [pseudon.] 1870 2752.17 
 
 — Ralph (J.) Case of authors by profession or trade, 
 
 stated ; with regard to booksellers, the stage, and 
 
 the public. 1762 ^711 20 
 
 Svedding (J.) Publishers and authors. 1867. . . . 27.JJ.ui 
 
 — Search for a publisher; or counsels for a young author 
 
 [anon.] 1870 • ■ • • • ■ • • . ™L£ 
 
 — Thomson (Mrs.) In her Literary characters, v. 2, 1854 , p. idfr- 
 
 na iiDi.su 
 
 See also Brit. qu. rev., Apl.. 1874 (Authors and publishers); 
 Nat. qu. rev., v. 6, 1863 (Publishers, good, bad, and in- 
 different). 
 MlIrOrLnt^o^'^Voltaire.FH. A de). 508,11 
 Puck. BelKW.) Shakespeare's Fuck : folkslore. 3 v 
 
 1QEQ Obit). JO 
 
 Puokett(R Campbell). Sciography. London, 1868 
 
 1QO 14:0*. Ol 
 
 Puckle'(G. Hale). Elementary treatise on conic sec- 
 tions and algebraic geometry. Cambridge 1854 
 iqo .... 4Uiii. Zo 
 
 In asking for books, use the •' Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER 
 
936 
 
 PUCKLE-PUTNAl 
 
 Puckle (James). The club ; or a gray cap for a green 
 head. London, 1334. 16°. 6212.07 
 
 Piickler-Muskau (Hermann Ludwig Heinrioh, prim 
 von). Tour [v. 1-2] in England, Ireland, and 
 [v. 3-4] in Germany, Holland and England, 4 v. 
 
 London, 1832. 12° 941.93 
 
 Note.— The half-title reads ' Tour of a German prince.' 
 
 — Travels in Algiers and other parts of Africa. 3v. 
 
 London, 1839. 12° 1092.14 
 
 Puerperal fever. See Medicine. ( Women : Churchill, p. 768). 
 
 Pufendorf (Samuel). Of the law of nature and 
 nations. Written in Latin. Done into English by 
 B. Kennett ; added notes of Barbeyrac. 4th ed. ; 
 prefixed Barbeyrae's Hist, and critical account of 
 the science of morality, etc. L., 1729. 8° 5617.01 
 
 Puffer {Rev. Reuben). Discourse on revealed religion. Gam- 
 bridge, 1808. 8°. [Dudleian lecture] 3631.10 
 
 Pugh (Edward), See Hughson (D.), pseud. 
 
 Pugilism. See Amusements (Boxing, p. 23). 
 
 Pugilistica. See Miles (H. D.) 1866. 
 
 Pugin j Augustus). Paris and its environs. Views, 
 etc. 2v. London, 1831. 4° 967.12 
 
 — Ferry (B.) Eecollections of. 1861. . . .3146.16 
 Pugin (Augustus Northmore Welby). Earnest address on the 
 
 establishment of the hierarchy. L., 1851. 8'. in 6093.14 
 
 Puigblanch (Antonio). Inquisition unmasked. Tr. 
 by W. Walton. 2 v. London, 1816. 8°. 3427.09 
 
 Puliga (Gomlesse de). Madame de Se'vigne, her cor- 
 respondents and contemporaries. 2 v. London, 
 1873. 8° 31(52.23 
 
 Pullan (R. Popplewell). *Byzantine architecture, see Texier 
 (Charles) and Pullan (R. P). 
 
 Pullen (Henry Wm.) Fight at dame Europa's school. 
 
 London, 1871. 18° 441.05 
 
 Note. — For numerous rejoinders and imitations, see 
 Dame Europa's school (p. 403 of catalogue). 
 
 — Modern Christianity, a civilized heathenism, [anon.] 
 
 Salisbury, [1872.] 12° 3584.28 
 
 — Tom Pippin's wedding. Phil., 1871. 12°. 261.29 
 Pulpit (The) : sermons by eminent ministers, v.1-58. 
 
 London, 1824-50. 8° 3633.01 
 
 Pulpit orators of France and Switzerland. See Tumbull (R). 
 
 Pulpit pungencies. See Beecher (H. W.) 1866 3516.08 
 
 Pulpit table talk. See Ramsay (E. B.) 1868 3586.13 
 
 Pulpits. See Architecture {Church : Dolman, p. 33). . 1316.08 
 
 Pulsifer (David). Guide to Boston and vicinity. Bos- 
 ton, 1867. 16 1121.11 
 
 Pulszky (Ferencz Aurel). Iconographic researches 
 on human races and their art.[/?i Wott and G-liddon's In- 
 digenous races, 1857 ; p. 87-203.] 4736.02 
 
 — Hungarian language and grammar. [Philol. soc. Proceedings, 
 
 1858.] 6443.11 
 
 — Verbal and nominal affixes in the Hungarian language. [In 
 
 Philol. soc. Proceedings, 1859.] 6443.12 
 
 — and Tere"zia). White, red, and black. Sketches of 
 
 Amer. society in the U. S. 2 v. N. Y., 1853. 12°. 
 Pulszky (Terezia). Tales and traditions of Hungary. 
 
 N. Y., 1852. 12° 241.69 
 
 Pulteney (Richard, M.D.) Hist, and biogr. sketches 
 
 of the progress of botany in England, to introd. 
 
 of Linnaean system. 2 v. L., 1790. 8°. 4915.09 
 Pump-work. See Arts (Useful : Hydraulics, etc., p. 44). 
 Pumpelly (Baphael). Across America and Asia. Notes 
 
 of a five years' journey. N. Y., 1870. 8°. 1125-09 
 
 — Geological researches in China, Mongolia, and Japan. [In 
 
 Sm. contrib., v. 15.] 3937.15 
 
 Punch, or the London Charivari, v. 1-78. L., 1841- 
 79. 4°. 
 
 See London soc, Feb., Mch., May, 1876 (True story of 
 Punch, by J. Hatton). 
 
 Punch's almanack. London, 1842-50. 4°. . 6218.08 
 Punchard (George). History of Congregationalism, 
 
 A. D. 250 to 1616. Salem, 1841. 8°. . 3456.21 
 Punctuation. See Language {English punctuation, p. 678). 
 Punever (P.) pseud. See Greenleaf (L. N). ... 1644.18 
 
 Puniana : riddles, etc. See Rowley (H.) 1870. . . . 7212.11 
 Punishment. See Capital punishment (p. 252) ; Social science 
 
 {Crimes and punishment; — Prisons and Penitentiaries) ; — Law 
 
 {Criminal law, p. 686). 
 Punishment (Future). See Biblical and religious lit. (p. 88). 
 Punishment of death. From the [London] Morning 
 
 Herald. 2 v. London, 1836. 12°. . . 5817.02 
 Puns and Punsters. 
 
 — Anonymous, v. 1, 1810 ; p. 149-165 2512.27 
 
 — Holmes (O. W.) Visit to the asylum for aged and decayed 
 
 punsters [In Atlantic monthly, v. 7. 1861], 
 Morgan {Sir. C.) Defence for punning. [In his Book without 
 a name, 1841 ; p. 146-99] 2541.02 
 
 — Rowley (ff.) Puniana. 1870 6212.11 
 
 — Smith (H.)In his Gaieties and gravities, 1852 ; p. 23-31. 2543.11 
 
 — Swift {J.) God's revenge against. [In his Works, v. 13]. 5074.06 
 
 See also New monthly, v. 7. 1823 (Puns and punsters, 
 by Horace Smith) ; Putnam's mag., Jan. 1854 (Puns and 
 punsters). 
 
 XS~ See also Wit and humor. 
 Pupils of 8t. John the divine. See Yonge (C. M.) . . 3625.14 
 Puranas. Vishnu Purana : a system of Hindu my- 
 thology and tradition. Tr. by H. H. Wilson. Ed. 
 by F. Hall 5 v. L., 1864-70. 8°. . . 7812.06 
 Note.— These vols, form 5-10 of the author's Works. 
 — • Wilson (H. H.) Analysis of the Puranas. [ In his Works, v. 3, 
 
 1864.] 7812.06 
 
 See also works on Sanskrit literature (p. 711). 
 Purcell (Edmund Sheridan). Writings and character of A. W. 
 N. Pugin. [App. to Ferrey (B.) Recollections of A. W. 
 
 N. P. London, 1861. 8.°.] 3146.16 
 
 Purchas (Rev. John). Judgment of the judicial committee of 
 the privy council in the case of Herbert v. Purchas. 
 London, 1871. 8° 3585.25 
 
 — Adams (C.) Principles of the Purchas case. 1871. . 3585.27 
 
 — Coleridge {Sir J. T.) Remarks on the case of Elphinstone 
 
 against Purchas. 1871 3585.26 
 
 Purdie (Thomas). Form and sound, can their beauty 
 be dependent on the same physical laws ? Edin., 
 
 1849. 8° 1436.00 
 
 Purdy (Wm.) London banking life. Papers on 
 trade and finance. N. Y., 1876. 12°. .5922.32 
 Purgatory. See Biblical and religious lit. (Purgatory, p. 99). 
 Puritan (The); a poem in in seven cantos, [anon.] 
 
 Cin., 1868. 16° 1677.18 
 
 Puritan (The); essays. See Withington (Leonard), v. 1. 1836. 
 Puritan commonwealth. See Oliver (Peter). 1856. . . 694.10 
 Puritans and Puritanism. See Biblical and religious lit. (p. 98). 
 Puritans, [a poem]. See Myers (Ernest). 1869. . . . 1672.33 
 Purley (Diversions of). See Tooke (J. Home). . . . 6443.07 
 Pumell (Thomas). Literature and its professors. 
 
 London, 1867. 12° 2538.25 
 
 Purple island, a poem. Fletcher (P.) 1816 1643.14 
 
 Purple tints of Paris. St. John (Bayle). 1834 963.09 
 
 Purses. Cuming (H. S.) History of. [In Journal of Brit. arch. 
 assoc, v.,14.] 1461.11 
 
 Pursh (Frederick). Flora Americas Septentrionalis ; 
 plants of North America. 2 v. 2d ed. London, 
 1816. 8° 4914.17 
 
 Pursuit of holiness. See Goulburn (E. M.) 1870. . . . 3555.09 
 
 Pursuit of knowledge under difficulties. See Craik (G. L). 3262.12 
 
 Pursuit of knowledge under difficulties : female examples. 
 Oraik (G. L.) 1847 3262.27 
 
 Pursuits of literature ; satirical poem. See Mathias (T. J.) 1800. 
 
 Pursuivant of arms. See Flanche (J. R.) 6621.21 
 
 Purton (Wm.) Philoealia : natural, poetic, and 
 picturesque beauty. Oxford, 1864. 8°. 1436.26 
 
 Purves (D. Laing). Law and lawyers: curious facts, 
 etc. [anon.] Edin., 1868. 16°. . . . 3254.27 
 
 Pushkin (Alexandr Sergievitch) andLermontow(M.) 
 Dichtungen. Tr. by T. Opitz. Berlin, 1859. 16°. 
 
 Pusey (Edward Bouverie, D.D.) The church of 
 England a portion of Christ's church : an eiren- 
 icon. 5th ed. Oxford, 1865. 8°. . . . 3586.05 
 
 Note Reviewed in Contemp. rev., v. 1, 1866 (by dean 
 
 Stanley); Journal of sacred lit., Jan., 1867 ; Macm. mag., 
 March, 1866 (Dr. Newman's answer to Dr. Pusey); New 
 Englander, v. 25, 1866 (by G. P. Fisher). 
 
 — Daniel the prophet. 2d ed. Oxford, 1868. 8°. 
 
 — The holy eucharist a comfort to the penitent ; sermon before 
 
 the Univ. in Oxford. N. ¥., 1843. 8° 3585.31 
 
 — Letter to Richard, lord bishop of Oxford, on the tendency to 
 
 Romanism, imputed to doctrines held of old, as now, in 
 the English church. N.Y., 1839. 8° 3585.31 
 
 — and Bradley (Edward). Marriage with a deceased 
 
 wile's sister prohibited by Holy Scriptures. Ox- 
 ford, 1849. 8° 3586.04 
 
 — Home {R. H.) A new spirit of the age, 185P, p. 120-127. 2532.09 
 
 See also Contemp. rev., v. 14, 1870 (Dr. P. and the ultra- 
 montanes, by John Hunt); Fraser's mag., v. 70, 1864 (Dr. 
 P. and the Court of Appeal): v. 80, 1869 (Dr. V. vs. Dr. Tem- 
 ple). 
 Putnam (Alfred Porter, D. D. ) Singers and songs of 
 the liberal faith : sketches and notes. B., 1875. 8°. 
 
 — Broken pillars : sermon, Feb., 1873. Brooklyn, 1873. 8* 3585.33 
 
 — 'Can two walk together, except they be agreed?' [From the 
 
 Religious magazine. Oct., 1870.] 3585.33 
 
 — Christianity the law of the land : discourses, Brooklyn, Jan., 
 
 1876. With appendix. Voices of Amer. history. Brooklyn, 
 1876. 8°. . 3586.33 
 
 — Discourse on W. Lloyd Garrison and the anti-slavery move- 
 
 ment. Brooklyn, 1879. 8° . 8585.83 
 
 — Easter service of the Church of 'our Saviour, Apl. 16 r 1876. 
 
 Brooklyn, 1876. 8° 3685.33 
 
 — Edward Everett : sermon occasioned by [his] death. N. Y., 
 
 1866. 8° .... 3585.3ft 
 
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 — Freedom and largeness of the christian faith : sermon at the 
 ' dedication of Unity chapel, Dec. 9, 1868 ; with hist, sketch 
 
 of the 3d .cougr. soc. of Brooklyn. Brooklyn, 1869. 8". 
 
 — A happy new year: sermon, Brooklyn, Jan. 1, 1865. N. Y., 
 
 1865. 8° 3585.33 
 
 _ Helen Maria Williams, a biogr. sketch. [In Unitarian rev., 
 
 v. 10, 1878 ; 3 articles]. 
 _ Ilie life to come. Boston, A. U. A., [1866.] 12°. . 3585.33 
 
 Origin of hymns. [In Unitarian rev., May, 1874.] 
 
 _ Sermon occasioned by the death of Rev. George Bradford. 
 
 Boston, 1859. 8° 3585.33 
 
 — Services at the funeral of George Francis Thayer, with a new 
 
 year's sermon. Brooklyn, 1879. 8" 3585.33 
 
 _ Tribute to the memory of Mrs. Elizabeth Franklin Andree, 
 sermon. Cambridge, 1872. 8° 3585.33 
 
 Tributes to the memory of Mrs. Isaac H. Frothingham. 
 
 [Brooklyn, 1877.] 8" 3585.33 
 
 The unitarian denomination — past and present : sermon, 
 
 Brooklyn, June 5, 1870 ; with appendix containing illus- 
 trations, and a statement of the unitarian faith. Brooklyn, 
 1870. 8° 3585.33 
 
 Unitarianism in Brooklyn : sermon, in the Church of the 
 
 Saviour, Apl. 25, 1869, on the 25th anuiv. of the church. 
 
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 1869 (The Witness of Paul); Monthly relig. mag., Oct., 
 1858 (The Atlantic cable, sermon); Jan., 1864 (A visit at 
 Haworth): Sept., 1866 (The story of Ruth); Religious mag., 
 Apl., 1871 (Hosea Ballou); Jan., 1872 (Husband, wife, 
 child, sermon). 
 
 — Briggs ((?. W.) The unchanging christian message : sermon 
 
 at ordination of A. P. Putnam, Roxbury, Dec. 19, 1855. Bos- 
 ton, 1856. 8° 3585.33 
 
 —Gannett (E. S-.) Loyalty to Christ : discourse at installation 
 of A. P. Putnam, Brooklyn. Sept. 28, 1864. N. Y., 1864. 8°. 
 
 Putnam (Allen). Agassiz and spiritualism. Boston, [1874.] 16°. 
 
 — spirit work ; real but not miraculous : lecture. Boston, 
 
 1853. 8° 3817.41 
 
 Putnam (George, D. D.) Sermons preached in the churoh of the 
 
 First religious society in Roxbury. Boston, 1878. 12°. 
 Putnam (George Palmer). The tourist in Europe, [anon.] N. 
 
 Y., 1838. 8° 942.20 
 
 — Hand-book of chronology and history : the world's 
 
 progress, a dictionary of dates. N. Y. 1852. 8°. 
 Putnam (Israel). See Biography (p. 190). 
 Putnam (J. D. B.) Bower's manual, and boatclub 
 
 register. N. Y., 1858. 32° 4613.05 
 
 Putnam (Mary Lowell). Fifteen days ; an extract 
 
 from Edward Colvil's journal, [anon.} B., 1866. 
 
 16° 241.79 
 
 — Eecord of an obscure man. [anon.] B., 1861. 16°. 
 
 — Tragedy of errors. [A dramatic poem, anon.] 
 
 Boston, 1862. 16° 1742.08 
 
 — Tragedy of success. [A dramatic poem, anon.] 
 
 Boston, 1862. 16° 1742.09 
 
 — American lite in France. [In Atlantic, v. 27-28 ; 5 art.] 
 
 Note.— Consult also index vols, of N. A. rev. and Christian 
 
 examiner. 
 Putnam (Rufus). See Campbell (J. W.) Biogr. sketches. 3245.15 
 Putnam (S. P.) Prometheus : a poem. N. Y., 1877. 
 
 12° 1677.29 
 
 Putnam (Win.) Science and art of elocution and 
 
 oratory. N. Y., 1863. 12°. .... 6332.18 
 Putnam county, (N. Y.) See Countries (p. 361). 
 Putnam's home cyclopedia. 
 
 — Antisell (T.) Hand-book oi useful arts. N. Y., 1852. 12°. 
 Godwin (P.) Hand-book of universal biography. N. Y., 1852. 
 
 12° 3123.03 
 
 — Putnam (G. P.) Hand-book of chronology and history : the 
 
 world's progress. 6th ed. N. Y , 1852. 12°. . . . 413.05 
 
 — Bipley (G.) and Taylor (B.) Hand-book of literature and fine 
 
 arts. N. Y., 1852. 12° 1413.01 
 
 Putnam's monthly magazine of American literature, 
 
 science, and art. v. 1-10. N. Y., 1853-57. 8°. 
 Same. New series. Putnam's mag. v. 1-6. N. Y., 
 
 1H68-70. 8°. 
 Putt (Charles). Essay on civil policy, or the science 
 
 of legislation ; with review oi practice of the 
 
 English law. London, 1839. 8°. . . 5622.08 
 Puttenham (George). Arte of English poesie, 15S9. 
 
 Ed. by E. Arber. London, 1869. 18°. .5011.08 
 Piitz (Wihelm). Manual of ancient geography, and 
 
 history. N. Y, 1850. 12° 932.01 
 
 Rjylaurens. See Musset (P. de). 1856 7026.17 
 
 Puzzle monkeys. ' Acrostics in prose and verse. By 
 
 E. L. E. H. London, I860. 18°. . . 4611.13 
 Pyoroft (JJeu. James). Collegian's guide. 2d ed. 
 
 London, 1858. 16°. 5512.17 
 
 -Course of English reading. N. Y., 1857. 18°. 2752.24 
 — School education. Oxford, 1813. 12°. . .3514.04 
 rye (floorge M. D.) A discourse on the plague ; Dr. Mead's 
 
 notions refuted. London, 1721. 12° In 4334.19 
 
 Pye (Henry James). The Democrat : interspersed 
 
 with anecdotes of well known characters, [anon 1 
 
 2v. London, 1795. 16°. . . 572- 1 15 
 
 Pye (John). Patronage of British art, "an' historical 
 
 sketch. London, 1845. 8° 1433 13 
 
 l^rf^rSiog^nVTlMV - 30 '- ^ : • 3658 -° 6 
 
 Pynohon (Thomas Buggies). Introd. to chemical 
 physics. New ed. N. Y., 1873. 12°. . 4023 13 
 
 Pyne (George). Practical treatise on perspective 
 London, 1852. 16° 1432 22 
 
 Pyne (James B.) "Lake scenery of England. Drawn 
 on stone by T. Picken. L„ [n. d.] folio. 956.16 
 
 Pyne (Wm. Henry). "History of the royal resi- 
 dences of Windsor Castle, St. James's Palace, Carl- 
 ton House, Kensington Palace, Hampton Court, 
 Buckingham House, and Frogmore. Illus. by 
 100 colored engravings. 3 v. L., 1819. 4°. 1317.23 
 
 — World in miniature. England, Scotland, and 
 
 Ireland. 4 v. London, 1827. 18°. . 6631.11 
 
 Pyramids. See Countries, etc. (Pyramids, p. 361 ; and works on 
 
 Egypt, p. 306) ; also Casey (C.) Philitis : use and meaning 
 
 of the Great Pyramid. 3d ed., 1876 [1082.26] ;— Classical 
 
 journal, v. 28-31, 1823-25 [2742.28] ;-Proctor (R. A ) 
 
 Myths and marvels of astronomy, 1877 [4017.31]:— Seiss 
 
 (J. A.) A miracle in stone : or the Great Pyramid of Eovot 
 
 1877 [1082.20];-Blackw. mag., v. 94, 1863 or Littell, 1863! 
 
 v. 4 (Who built the pyramids ?) ; N. Brit, rev., v. 47, 1867 
 
 (The Great pyramid, a review of Piazzi Smyth). 
 
 Pyrenees. See Countries [Pyrenees, p. C61). 
 
 Pyrrho. Maccoll (2V.) the Greek sceptics, Pyrrho to Sextus.1869. 
 
 — Diogenes Laertius. Lives, etc. Bohn. 1853 5415.01 
 
 See also the various histories of philosophy {in Philosophy 
 p. 851), by Lewes, Ueberweg, Butler, Bitter, Zeller, and 
 others. 
 
 Pyrotechny ; or, the art of making fire works. 
 London, 1873. 16° 3941.01 
 
 Pythagoras and his school. Pythagoreorum Carmen 
 aureum ;— Alii versus Pythagoreorum;— Sexti Pythagorici 
 sententise ;— De Hierocle ac de Carminis aurei auctore ; — 
 Hieroclis Commentarius de Aureum carmen ; — Pytha- 
 goreorum Similitudines. Demophili Similitudines ex 
 Pythagoreis. Demophili Sentential pythagot'icse. Alias 
 sententia?. Symbola pythagorica. Sexti pytli. sentential. 
 Reliquiae. [In Fragment philos., Gr et Lat., v. 1, Didot]. 
 
 — Prolegomena de Pythagora ejusque discipulis ; — Fragmenta. 
 
 [Iny. 2.] 7765.05 
 
 — Clarke (Adam). On the Pythagorean numbers. [In his 
 
 Detached pieces, v. 1, 1834]; 3531.10 
 
 — Bruce (J.) Classic portraits, v. 1, 1853; p. 26-44. . .3212.16 
 
 — Dacier (A. ) Life of P. with his Symbols and 
 
 Golden verses. London, 1797. 8°. . .5415.28 
 
 — Demophilus. Pythagoric sentences. 1793. 3587.27 
 
 — Diogenes Laertius. [In his Lives, Bohn, 1853.] , , . 5416.01 
 Same. Graece et Lat. [In his De clarorum philos. vitis. 
 
 Didot, 1862.] 7764.14 
 
 — Ftnelon (F.) in Ms Ancient philosophers. 5412.24 
 
 — Hierocles. Upon the Golden verses of the Pytha- 
 
 goreans. Tr., with preface [by J. Moor. The 
 Golden verses, tr. by N. Bowe]. Glasgow, 1756. 
 
 18° 5415.28 
 
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 also Nat. qu. rev., v. 9, 1864 ; New monthly mag., Dec, 
 
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 QUAIN- QUINCY 
 
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 Quarles (Francis). Emblems, divine and moral. 
 
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 Quarll (Philip). Hermit (The) : or, The unparallel'd 
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 — Thomas (R.) A martyr to bibliography : life and 
 
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 Question of hell. By a puritan. Set Towne (E. C.) . 3585.29 
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 Question settled. See Hull (M.) 1869 3815.25 
 
 Questions awakened by the Bible. See Miller (J.) . . 3576.34 
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 Questions of modern thought. See M'Cosh (James). . 3572.19 
 
 Questions of the day. See Elder (W.) 1871 5927.24 
 
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 Quetelet (Lambert Adolphe Jacques). Treatise on 
 man and the development of his faculties. Ed- 
 inburgh, 1842. 8° 5814.18 
 
 — Mailty (E.) Eulogy on Quetelet. (In Smith reports, 1876.] 
 Quevedo y Villegas (Francisco Gomez de). Obras 
 
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 Paris, 1842. 8° 7215.18 
 
 — Voyages recreatifs. Trad, par Beraud. [In Garnier. Voy. 
 
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 Contents : v. 1. Life of author. The visions. 2. Curi- 
 ous history of the night adventurer. Life of Paul the 
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 in her wits. Proclamation by old father time. Treatise 
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 — Shelley (M. W.) Lives, elc. v. 3 3211.26 
 
 Quicherat (Jules). Histoire du costume en France 
 jusqu' a la fin du xvm. siecle. Paris, 1875. 4°. 
 
 Quicherat (Louis). Thesaurus poeticus linguse 
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 Quichua language. See Ellis (R.) Peruvia Scythica, 1876. 6435.22 
 
 Quick (Sev. Charles \V.) Revidenda ; or, things in the liturgy 
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 Quick (Robert Hebert). Essays on educational re- 
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 Quiet (A) nook in the Jura. See Ruffini (G.) 1867. . . 982.02 
 
 Quiii (Michael J. ) A steam voyage down the Danube, 
 with sketches of Wallachia, Servia, Turkey, etc. 
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 Quia (Windham Thomas, 'earl of Dunraven and 
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 1876. 8° 1134.27 
 
 Quincke (Heinvich). Diseases of the arteries, veins, and lym- 
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 Quincy (Edmund). Life of Josiah Quincy of Massa- 
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 Qujncy (Josiah, jr., b. 1744, d. 1775). Appeal to my 
 
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 l76g ; — Speech in defence of the British soldiers, 
 
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 jgj- For lives of J. Q., see Biography (p. 190). 
 
 Quincy (Josiah, son of preceding). 
 
 _ Address illustrative of the nature and power of the slave 
 Btates and the duties of the free states, Quincy, Mass., 
 June 5, 1856. Boston, 1856. 8° 6328.18 
 
 _ History of Haivard University. 2 v. Cambridge, 
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 — Municipal history of Boston, 1630-1830. Boston, 
 
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 Speech before the board of overseers of Harvard university, 
 
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 visitation, presented by Geo. Bancroft. 2d ed. Boston, 
 1845. 8° 6323.18 
 
 Sneech before the whig state convention, Aug. 16, 1854. Bos- 
 ton, 1854. 8° 6323.18 
 
 Speeech on the first resolution reported by the committee 
 
 on foreign relations. Boston, 1808. 8" 6093.08 
 
 — Speech on the joint resolution approving of the conduct of 
 
 the executive of the United States in refusal to receive any 
 
 farther communication from the British minister. Dee. 
 
 28,1809. [n.p.ord.] 12° In 6721.03 
 
 jjg-For iir.es of J. Q., see Biography (p. 190) ; also Chris. 
 
 ex., Nov., 1867 ; p. 366-374 (J. Q., by J. T. Bixby). 
 Quincy (Josiah, jr., son of preceding). Cheap food dependent on 
 
 cheap transportation : address before the Boston social 
 
 science assoc, Jan. 14, 1869. Boston, 1869. 8°. . 6323.18 
 Quincy (Josiah Philips, son of preceding). Charicles ; 
 
 a dramatic poem. Boston, 1856. 16°. . 1682.01 
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 — Protection of majorities ; or, considerations re- 
 
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 Boston, 1876. 12° 5717.31 
 
 Qninet (Edgar). Jesuits and Jesuitism. [With Michelet (J.) 
 
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 [Numerous articles. See Table gen. de la Revue des deux 
 
 mondes, 1831-74.] 
 
 — Flint [R.) PhiloB. of history, 1875; p. 298-310. . . 447.01 
 
 See also Fortn. rev., v. 16, 1871 (by E. Dowden); Revue 
 des d. mondes, 1 juillet, 1868 (par Saint-Rene Taillandier). 
 Quinine. See Botany [Cinchona, p. 224); also Byrne (J.) Re- 
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 Quinn(P. T.) Money in the garden. N. Y., 1871. 
 
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 Quint (Alonzo Hall). The Potomac and the Kapidan 
 
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 Quintana (Manual Jose). Lives of celebrated Span- 
 iards. From the Spanish, by T. K. Preston 
 
 London, 1833. 8° 3212.14 
 
 Contents: The Cid Campeador. Guzman the Good. 
 Roger de Lauria. Don Carlos, the prince of Viana. The 
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 — Lives of Vasco Nunez de Balboa, Cortez, and Pi- 
 
 zarro. [anon.] N. Y., 1854.16°. . . . 3015.10 
 
 — Memoirs of Gonzalo de Cordova. Tr. by J. Russell. 
 
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 Quintuianus (Marcus Fabius). Institutes of oratory. x 
 Literally tr. by J. S. Watson. 2 v. London, 
 Bohn, 1856. 12° 6334.23 
 
 — (Euvres completes. [Lat. et Fr.] Trad, par L. 
 
 Baude. Paris, 1865. 8°. [Nisard's Collection]. 
 Quintraye (Jean de La). See La Quintinye (Jean de). 
 Quintus Curtius. (Euvres completes. [De la vie d' 
 
 Alexandre. Tr. par Vaugelas. ] Paris, 1864. 8°. 
 
 [Nisard's Collection.] 7725.13 
 
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 Quintus Smyrnozus. Posthomerica. Gr. etLat. Ed. E. S. Lehrs. 
 
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 Quorndon hounds. By Frank Forester. See Herbert (H. W.) 
 
 1871 . 4617.20 
 
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 Rabadan (Mahomet). Mahometism explained. From 
 
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 1731. 12° 3454.19 
 
 Rabaut de Saint-Etienne (Jean Paul). History of 
 
 the revolution of France. From the French [by 
 
 J. White]. London, 1792. 8°. . . , 522.03 
 
 Same. 2d ed. London, 1793. 8°. . . 521 16 
 
 Rabbe (Alfonso). Compendio de la historia de 
 
 Portugal, hasta 1823. 2 v. Paris, 1827. 24.° 5-12. 12 
 
 — and Duncan (Jonathan). History of Eussia. 2 v. 
 
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 Babbits. See Natural history [Animals, p. 806). 
 
 QUOTATIONS- 
 
 *3- See also Anecdotes (p. 27) ; -Aphorisms (p. 30) ;-Extracts (p. 463) ;-Foetry [Selections, p. 905) ;- 
 Proverbs (p. 934);— Table-talk ;— Wit and humor. 
 
 Introductory Essays- 
 Emerson [S. W.) Quotation and originality. [In his Letters and 
 
 social aims, 1876.] 2526.19 
 
 Reid (W. B.) Quotation books. [In his Among my books, 1871.] 
 Hayward [A.) Pearls and mock pearls of history. [In his 
 
 Essays. New series, v. 1. 1872.] 2524.17 
 
 Same. [In his Selected essays, v. 2. 1878.] 
 
 Note.— Bepr. from Qu. rev., v. 109, 1861 ; also in Littell, 
 1861, v. 2. 
 
 Ancient and Modern Quotations. 
 
 Moore (H.) Dictionary of quotations from various 
 authors in ancient and modern languages. 1831. 
 
 Michelson (E H.) Manual of quotations from ancient, 
 modern, and oriental languages. 1856. 6213.20 
 Greek and Latin Quotations. 
 
 Baker (H.) Medulla poetarum Romanorum. 2 v. 
 
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 Henderson (A.) Latin proverbs and quotations. With 
 
 translation. 1869 6213.08 
 
 New dictionary of, from the Greek, Latin and modern 
 
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 Parallel passages, from authors ancient and modern. By G. C. 
 
 F- [/« Class journal, v. 13, p. 165; v. 21, p. 137; v. 28 p. 
 _ 32, 209 ; v. 29, p. 146 ; v. 30, p. 288.] 2741.13 
 
 Ramage (0. T.) Beautiful thoughts from Greek 
 
 authors. 1864 6213.18 
 
 - Beautiful thoughts : Latin authors. . 1869.6213.19 
 RUey(H. T.) Dictionary of Latin quotations, proverbs, 
 
 maxims, and mottos. With a selection of 
 
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 French, German, Italian, and Spanish Quotations. 
 Familiar French quotations, proverbs, and phrases. 
 
 London, 1876. 32° • ■ • 6213.22 
 
 Bamage {C. T.) Beautiful thoughts from French and 
 
 Italian authors. 1866 •„ b213.16 
 
 -Beautiful thoughts from German and Spanish 
 
 authors. 1868 • • b213 - 1 I 
 
 Zimmermann {E.) Familiar German quotations and 
 
 proverbs. 1878 • • 6213 - 35 
 
 Last Words of Noted Persons. 
 Saunders (F.) Dying words. [In Ms Salad for the solitary, p. 
 Last wards' 1 of -remarkable persons. Compiled by J 
 
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 Welby (H.) Last words. [In his Mysteries,^., p. 
 
 202-7.J .••■■* 
 
 Miscellaneous Quotations. 
 AUibone (& A.) Poetical quotations from Chaucer to 
 
 AdanlfiTDT motions of ' English literature 
 [1868.] • 
 
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 Ballou (M. M.) Treasury of thought : an encyclopas- 
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 BarUetl (J.) Familiar quotations. 1865. . .6213.01 
 
 Same. New ed. 1868 6213.02 
 
 Brewer (E. C.) Dictionary of phrase and fable. 1870. 
 
 Brotier (9.) Paroles me'morables. 1790. . . 6215.25 
 
 Uarleton's Hand-book of popular quotations. Also a 
 list of popular quotations from the Latin, French, 
 and other languages. 1877 6213.13 
 
 Child (L. il.) Aspirations of the world: a chain of 
 of opals ; with introduction. 1878. . .3757.32 
 
 Collection of judicious sayings, beautiful apophthegms, 
 and smart repartees, from authors, both ancient 
 and modern : in Italian and English. 1727. 
 
 Edwards ( T. ) World's laconics ; in prose and poetry. 
 1856 6213.11 
 
 Foster { Eton). New cyclopaedia of illustrations adap- 
 ted to christian teaching. New York, 1871. 8°. 
 
 — New cyclopaedia of poetical illustration, adapted to 
 christian teaching. 2d ed. 1872. . . . 1646.03 
 
 Friswell (J. H.) Familiar words. 1866. . .6213.04 
 
 G>-eat truths by great authors : quotations. 1853. 
 
 Grocolt (J. C.) Index to familiar quotations. 1866. 
 Jameson {Mrs. A. ) Common-place book of thoughts, 
 
 memories, and fancies. 1855. .... 5076.16 
 Lewes (Mrs. M. E. ) Wise, witty and tender sayings. 
 
 From the works of George Eliot. 1872. 6212.00 
 Medley of notables : what they said and what others 
 
 said of them. 1870 3261.06 
 
 Milledulcia : a thousand pleasant things. From notes 
 
 and queries. 1857 2535.14 
 
 Nicolas (Sir H.) The cynosure ; select passages from 
 
 distinguished writers. 1837 6212.17 
 
 Peale(R.) Portfolio of an artist. 1839. . .2541.18 
 Read and reflect. Newspaper reader's companion. 
 
 [anon.'] 18th ed. 1872 6214.31 
 
 Southgate (H.) Many thoughts on many things. 2 t. 
 
 1861-71 6217.08 
 
 — Musings about men , . 6218.24 
 
 Taylor (T.) Golden treasury of thought. . .6213.12 
 Tirnbs (J. ) Laconics : or the best words of the best 
 
 authors. 3 v. 1856 6213.28 
 
 Webster's Dictionary of quotations. [1876.] . 6213.34 
 Weld (H. K) Dictionary of sacred quotations. 1851. 
 
 Rabelais (Francois). Works. Tr. by Sir T. Urquhart 
 and Motteux ; with notes. New ed. 2 v. Lon- 
 don, Bohn, 1855. 12° 242.02 
 
 — Besant ( TF.) Rabelais. [His life and works.] 1879. 
 
 — Brunei (J. C.) Notice sur deux anciens romaus intitules Les 
 
 curoniquea de Gargantua. 1834 3147.24 
 
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 — Shelley (M. W.) Lives, etc., v. 1 3211.24 
 
 See also Every Saturday, v. 4 ; Eraser's mag., K. s., v. 
 1, 1870 ; Gent, mag., Dec., 1877 (by J. Knight); Macm. mag., 
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 rev., v. 20, 1870 ; Revue des d. mondes, 15 Oct. 1872 (par 
 A. Riville). v 
 
 Rabou (Ch.) Louison d'Arquien. Paris, 1861. 12.° 
 Rabutin (Francois de). Commentaires des guerres entre Henry 
 
 ii. et Charles v. et Philippes sou flls. 1551-58. [In Petitot. 
 
 Col. des mem. 1 ser. v. 31-32.] 5031.31 
 
 Races of men. See Man. (Anthropology, Ethnology, etc. p. 733). 
 Rachel (Elisa Eachel Felix, called ; French actress). 
 
 — Barrera (Mme de). Memoirs of B. 1858. 3152.17 
 
 — Beauvallet (L.) Eachel and the new world. 1072.11 
 
 — Janin (J.) Eachel et la tragedie. 1859. . 1745.06 
 
 See also Bentley's miacel., v. 43, 1858 ; Putnam's mag., 
 Sept., 1855 ; Revue des d. mondes, 1 dec. 1838 (R. dans 
 Bajazet, par A. de Musset); 1 dec. 1839 (R. dans Cinna)- 
 v. 1 fe 1842 (R. dans lo Cid, par C. Magpin); 15 mar, 1842 
 (Ariane); 1 fev. 1843 (Phedre); 15 Jan. 1844 (Berenice)- 1 
 juin 1844. " 
 
 Racine (Jean, French dramatist). Letters to his son 
 London, 1785. 18° 315l.ll 
 
 — Theatre comply. Notice par M. Auger. Paris 
 
 1852. 16° 6 . 7032.24 
 
 Contents : La Thebaide. Alexandre Le Grand. An- 
 
 dromaque. Les Plaideurs. Britanmcus. Berenice Ba- 
 jazet. Mithridate. Iphigenie. Phedre. Esther. Athalie. 
 *ffl-For biogr. and crit. notices of R. see Biography (p. 190). 
 Racine (Louis). Txnct (A.) History of French lit., in 18th 
 
 cent., 1854 ; p. 84-100 [2733.04]; Temple Bar, Nov., 1878 
 Racing. See Horse-racing (p. 632). 
 Racovian catechism, with notes. From the Latin 
 
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 — — Same. 2e partie. Louise de Kelner. Paris. 16°. 7033.03 
 
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 Rattenberg (J. Freeman). Remarks on the cession of the Floridas 
 
 to the U. S., and on the necessity of acquiring Cuba by Gt. 
 
 Britain. 2d ed. [In Pamphleteer, v. 15, 1819.] . 5058.15 
 
 Rattlesnakes (Poison of). See Mitchell (S. W.) Remarks, etc. [In 
 
 Sm. Contrib., v. 12.] 3937.12 
 
 /ST See also Serpents. 
 Rau (Oharles). Agricultural flint instruments in southern Illi- 
 nois. [In Sm. report, 1868.] 3936.23 
 
 — Agricultural implements of North American stone period. 
 
 [In Sm. report, 1863.] 3936.18 
 
 -— Anc. aboriginal trade in N. Amer. [In Sm, report, 1872]. 
 
 — Artiflcal shell deposits in New Jersey. [In Sm. report, 1864]. 
 
 — Drilling in stone without metal. [In Sm. report, 1868.1 3936.23 
 
 — Early man in Europe. N. Y., 1876. 8°. .5083.03 
 
 — Indian pottery. [In Sm. report, 1866.] 3936.21 
 
 — Memoir of C. F. P. von Martins. [In Sm. rep., 1869.] 3936.24 
 
 — North Amer. stone implements. [In Sm. rep.. 1872.] 3936.27 
 
 Raucourt ( — ). Manual of lithography. Tr. by 
 0. Hullmandel. London, 1820. 8°. . . 1445.24 
 
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 1877. 8°. 654.06 
 
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 Raumer (Friedrich Ludwig Georg von). America, 
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 New York, 1846. 8° 1135.12 
 
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 1835. 12° 443.20 
 
 Raumer (Karl Georg von). Geschichte der p'adago- 
 gik. 4v. Stuttgart, 1846-54. 8°. . . .5525.02 
 
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 contributions to the history of education from 
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 kins.] Ed. by H. Barnard. PhiL, 1863. 8°. 
 
 Raupach (Ernest). The Niebelungen treasure : trag. 
 From the German. London, 1847. 16°. 1742.13 
 
 Rauwolf (Leonhart). Journey into the Eastern countries. [In 
 Ray (J.) Journey, etc., v. 2. 1738.] 944.21 
 
 Ravenstein (E. G.) The Russians on the Amur. 
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 1870. 12° 3445.20 
 
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 Handbook of gymnastics and athletics. Lon- 
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 Rawle (Wm. Henry). Practical treatise on coven- 
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 Rawlinson (George). Contrasts of Christianity with 
 
 943 
 
 heathen and Jewish systems; nine sermons be- 
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 — JJive great monarchies of the ancient eastern 
 
 world. 4v. London, 1862-67. 8°. . . 425.15 
 Contents: v 1. Chaldsea. Assyria. 2. Assyria "con- 
 
 tinned. 3. Media. Babylonia. 4f Persia. yrla - con 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Brit. qu. rev., Mch., 1869- N Brit 
 
 rev., v. 44, 1866 ; Ed. rev., v. 125, 1867 ' "' 
 
 ~ i87«» 8re oo onental monarchy : Parthia. London, 
 1873. 8 425 94 
 
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 new Persian empire. London, 1876. 8° 425 25 
 
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 On the geography of Mesopotamia and adjacent countries ; 
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 — Early migrations of the Phoenicians ; — Nakhsh-i-Rastam 
 inscription ;— Family tree of the Achsemenidse ;— Inscrip- 
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 Rawlinson (Sir Henry Creswicke). England and 
 Russia in the East : Central Asia. 2d ed. Lon- 
 don, 1875. 8° 1026.24 
 
 — On the ten tribes of the Persians ; — On the early history of 
 
 Babylonia ; — On the religion of the Babylonians and Assy- 
 rians. [In Herodotus, ed. by Rawlinson, v. 1.] ;— On the 
 Alarodians of Herodotus. [In v. 4.] , . . . 426.13 
 
 Ray (John, Engl, naturalist, b. 1628, d 1704). Collec- 
 tion of English proverbs. [In Bonn (H. G.) 
 Hand-book of proverbs. London, 1855. 12°.] 
 iVbte.— A verbatim reprint, from the edition of 1768. 
 
 — Travels through the Low Countries, Germany, 
 
 Italy, and France ; with catalogue of plants. 2d 
 
 ed. 2v. London, 1783. 8 C 944.20 
 
 ^®- For lives of Ray, see Biography (p. 190. 
 Ray society. [Publications.] 1855-73. 11 v. fol. 
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 Agassiz (L.) General catalogue of books, tracts, etc., on zoology 
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 Jardiue. 4 v. London, 1848-54. 8° 2773.01 
 
 Alder (J.) and Hancock (A.) Monograph of Brit, nudibran- 
 
 chiate mollusca. L., 1845. fol 4749.01 
 
 Allman (G. J.) Monograph of fresh-water polyzoa. London, 
 
 1856. fol 4749.02 
 
 Baird (W.) Nat. hist, of Brit, entomostraca. London, 1852. 8°. 
 Blackwall (J.) History of the spiders of Gt. Britain and Ire- 
 laud. London, 1861. fol 4749.03 
 
 Bowerbank (J. S.) Monograph of British spongiadsj. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1864. 8° 4744.03 
 
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 Burmeister (H.) Organization of trilobites. London, 1846. 
 
 fol 4749.04 
 
 Carpenter (W. B.) and others. Introd. to the study of the 
 
 foraminifera. London, 1862. fol 4749.05 
 
 Darwin (C.) Monograph on the cirripedia. 2 v. London, 
 
 1851 8° 4744.05 
 
 Douglas (J. w!) and s'oot't (J.) British hemiptera. London 
 
 1865. 8° 4744,01 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Hemiptera heteroptera. 
 T.srhricht [D. F.). Reinhardt (J.), and Lilljeborg W.) Recent 
 memoirs on the cetacea. Ed. by W. H. Fowler. L., 1866. fol. 
 Forbes (E.) Monograph of British naked-eyed medusae. 
 
 Gun'th i er I (A 18 C 8 'L G.)' Reptiles' of British India. London 
 
 1864 fol • 4I4J.U1 
 
 Henfrey (A., ed.) Botanical and physiolog. memoirs. L., 1853. 8°. 
 
 Contents: Braun (A.) Phenomenon of rejuvenescence. 
 
 Mpnes-hini :G.) Animal nature of the diatome», with an 
 
 organlgraphical revision of the genera. Oohn (F.) Abstract 
 
 ofnat. hist, of protococcus pluvialis. ... „_ 
 
 Hofmeister (W.) Germination, development and fructification 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
944 
 
 RAY SOCIETY - READING 
 
 of higher cryptogamia, and fructification of the the coniferae. 
 
 London, 1862. 8« 4744.08 
 
 Huxley (T. H.) Oceanic liydrozoa. London, 1859. fol. 4/49.08 
 Leiehton (W. A.) British species of angiocarpous Jichens. 
 
 London, 1851. 8' 4744.10 
 
 Lubbock (Sir J.) Monograph of the collambola and thysanura. 
 
 London, 1873. 8° 4744.18 
 
 Meven (F. J. F.) Outlines of the geography of plants. Lon- 
 don, 1846. 8° 4744.09 
 
 Nitzsch (U.L.) Pterylography. Tr. by P.L. Schlater. L., 1867. fol. 
 Oken (L.) Elements ofphysiophilosophy. L., 1847. 8°. 4744.11 
 Ray (J-, Correspondence. Ed. by E. Lankester. L., 1848. 8°. 
 — Memorials of J. Bay. With Itineraries. L., 1846. 8°. 3147.27 
 Reports and papers on botany. 2 v. L., 1846-49. 8°. 4744.15 
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 the coniferae. Grisebacb. (A.) On botanical geography. 
 Nageli (C, On vegetable cells. Link (H. F.) Eeport on botany. 
 1849. Mohl (H. von). On the structure of the palm stem. 
 Nageli (0.) On vegetable cells ;— On the utricular structures 
 in the contents ot cells. Link (H. I .)• Eeport on phys. bot- 
 any, 1844-45. Grisebacb. (A.) Eeport on geogr. botany, 
 1844 ;— Eeport on geogi. and systematic botany. 1845. 
 Reports on the progress oi zoology ana botany. 1841-42. Edin., 
 
 im. 8'. 4744.13 
 
 Reports on zoology, 1843-44. London, 1847. 8'. . . 4744.14 
 Steenstrup (J. J.) Alternation ot generation. L.,1845. 8\ 4744.17 
 Williamson (W. C.J Recent toraminitera ot Gt. Britain. Lon- 
 don, 1858. iol. 4749.12 
 
 Raymond (Daniel). Elements ol constitutional law, 
 and ot political economy. Baltimore, 1840. 
 12° 5912.15 
 
 Raymond [Mme. Emmeline). Letters d'une marraine 
 a ea filleule. Suivies des Conseils d'un vieux 
 jardinier. Paris, 1863. 12°. .... 7032.27 
 
 Raymond (George). Memoirs ol B. W. Elliston. 
 2 v. London 1846. 8° 3054. 19 
 
 Raymond (George L.) Ideals made real [and Haydn: 
 poems]. N. Y, 1877. 16° 1681,19 
 
 Raymond (Henry Augustus), pseud. See Scott (Mrs. Sarah). 
 
 Raymond (Henry Jarvis). History of the adminis- 
 tration ot president Lincoln. N. Y., 1864. 12°. 
 
 — Life and services of Abraham Lincoln ; with his 
 
 state papers, speeches, letters, etc. N. Y., 1865. 
 
 8°. 3113.04 
 
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 Raymond (Ida, pseud.) Southland writers. Biogr. 
 
 and critical sketches with extracts from their 
 
 writings. 2 v. Phil., 1870. 8°. . . . 2754.22 
 Raymond (John). Voyage through Italy, 1645-1647. 
 
 London, 1648. 24°. ....... . 971.04 
 
 Raymond (Robert Kaikes). The patriotic speaker. 
 
 N. Y, 1864. 12° . 6332.21 
 
 Raymond (Rossiter Worthington). Book of Job : 
 
 essays, and metrical paraphrases ; with introd. 
 
 note by T. J. Conant. N. Y, 1878. 12°. 3733.08 
 
 — Mineral resources of the states and territories west 
 
 of the Rocky Mts., 1869. Wash., 1869. 8°. 4006.08 
 
 Same. Statistics ot mines and mining. 1870-75. 
 
 8 v. Washington, 1870-77. 8°. .... 4006.09 
 $&• For his novels and tales see Fiction (p. 515). 
 Raymond (Xavier). Afghanistan. Paris, 1848. 8*. 
 
 [TJnivers.] 903.01 
 
 Raynal {Abbd Guillaume Thomas Francois). Philoso- 
 phical and political history of the settlements 
 and trade ot the Europeans in the East and 
 West Indies. From the French by J. O. Justa- 
 mond. 8 v. London, 1782. 8°. . . 5G5.12 
 Contents : v. 1-3. East Indies, v. 3-8. America. 
 
 — The revolution ot America. L., 1781. 12°. 582.01 
 Raynouard (Francois Justin Marie). Choix des poe- 
 sies des troubadours. 6 v. Paris, 1816-21. 8°. 
 
 — Lexique roman, ou dictionnaire de la langue des 
 
 troubadours. 6 v. Paris, 1836-44. 8°. . 6425.04 
 
 Reach (Angus B.) Claret and olives, from the Gar- 
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 Read. &&• See alto Reade ;— Read ;— Reid ;— Ried. 
 
 Read (John Meredith). Historical inquiry concern- 
 ing Henry Hudson. Albany, 1866. 8°. 3084.16 
 
 Read (Nathan). Nathan Eead: his invention of the 
 multi-tubular boiler and portable high pressure 
 engine, etc. New York, 1870. 12°. . . 3926.24 
 
 Read (Thomas Buchanan). Female poets of Amer- 
 ica. Phila., 1855. 8° 1677.17 
 
 — The house by the sea. Phila., 1856. 16°. . 1682.08 
 
 — The new pastoral. Phil., 1855. 16°. . . 1682.09 
 
 — Poetical works. 3 v. Phila., 1866. 16. .1682.05 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Lyric poems. Sylvia ; or the last Shep. 
 herd. Miscellaneous. Airs from Alpland. 
 
 2. The new pastoral. The house by the sea. Miscel. 
 
 3. The wagoner of the Alleghanies. War poems. A 
 summer story. Poems in Italy. Miscellaneous. 
 
 — A summer's story. Sheridan's ride, and other po- 
 
 ems. Phil., 1865. 12° 1682.07 
 
 — Wagoner of the Alleghanies. Phil., 1863. 12°. 1682.07 
 
 See notice of T. B. E. by J. E. Tait in Lippincott, Men., 
 
 1877 (14 pp.) 
 
 Read and reflect : newspaper and general reader's 
 
 companion, {anon.] 18th ed.L, 1872. 24°. 6214.31 
 
 Reade (Charles). The coming man. N. Y, 1878. 32°. 
 
 Note. — That is, the ambi-dextrous man. 
 
 — The eighth commandment. [The copyright ques- 
 
 tion.] Boston, 1860. 12°. ..... 2712.35 
 
 J8@=" For his novels see Fiction class list (p. 190.) 
 
 £S- For notices of C. Eeade and his novels, see Friswell 
 
 (J. H ) Modern men of letters, 1870 ; p. 77-91 [2525.18]; 
 
 —McCarthy (J.) Modern leaders, 1872 [3257.16];— also 
 
 Atlantic monthly, v. 14, 1864 (by H. E. P. Spofford); 
 
 Blackwood's mag., v. 106, 1869 (his novels); Nat. rev., v. 
 
 14, 1862 (The Cloister and the hearth); N. A. rev., v. 82, 
 
 1856 (his novels). 
 Reade (Compton). Pictura picturse ; a poem. Ox- 
 ford, 1871. 16° 1681.17 
 
 Read (George). Confectioner's and pastry-cook's 
 
 guide. 14th ed. London, [1864.] Vl°. . 6017.12 
 Reade (John Edmund). Poetical works. New ed. 
 
 4 v. London, 1857. 16°. 1681.01 
 
 Contents: V.I.Italy. Vision of the ancient king. Poem. 
 
 Classical poems, v. 2. Catiline. Our youth and how it is 
 
 passed. Memnon. Poems. 3. Cain the wanderer. 
 
 Hebrew poems. Life's episode. Poems. The deluge. 
 
 Poems. 4. Man in Paradise. Poems. 
 Read (Samuel). Inquiry concerning the nature and 
 
 use of money. Edin., 1816. 8°. . . . 5913.30 
 Reade (Wm. Winwood). The martyrdom of man. 
 
 London, 1872. 8° 5812.20 
 
 — Story of the Ashantee campaign. L., 1874. 12°. 
 
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 1879 2741.26 
 
 — Carlyle (T.) On the choice of books. Inaugural 
 
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 1866 2516.14 
 
 — Mangin {Rev. E.) Essay on light reading, as it may 
 
 be supposed to influence moral conduct and lit- 
 erary taste. 1808 2534.28 
 
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 1871 2751.12 
 
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 1843 2752.25 
 
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 on Py croft. 1873 2751.26 
 
 — Van Bliyn (6. A. P.) What and how to read : best 
 
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 1875 . 2751.29 
 
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 Note. — 'Written by a cultivated christian mother.' 
 
 — Ballantyne (T.) Art of reading, tin his Essays in mosaic, 1870 ; 
 
 p. 1-15.]. 2513.14 
 
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 (The abuse of reading, by J. P. Quincy); Library journal, 
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 flS-See also Fiction (p. 469). 
 
 BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
Reading - reed 
 
 945 
 
 Reading as a fine art. Legouve (E.) 1879 6332.20 
 
 Beading club and handy speaker. See Baker (G. M.) . 6331.29 
 Readings from English history. Green (J. R. ) 
 Real and beau-ideal. By [Mary Anne Kelty]. Bos- 
 ton, 1861. 12°. . 25-12.01 
 
 Real property. See Law (Real property, p. 690). 
 Season and faith. See Bibl. and relig. lit. ( Reason and faith, p. 98). 
 Reason faith, and duty ; sermons. See Walker (J.) . 3616.00 
 Keason'in religion. See Hedge (Fred. H.) ..... 3662.12 
 
 Reason why. Domestic science. By [Robert K. 
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 — General science. By [Robert K. Philp]. 48th ed. 
 
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 — Natural history. By [Robert K. Philp]. London, 
 
 18,9. 12°. 4713.1!) 
 
 — Physical geography and geology. By [Robert K. 
 
 Philp]. London, 1863. 12° 912.19 
 
 Reasoning. See Logic (p. 715) 6428.09 
 
 Reaumur (Rene Antoine Ferchault de). Natural 
 
 history of bees. From the French. London, 
 
 1744. 8°. 4824.06 
 
 Reavis (L. U.) Representative life of Horace Greeley. 
 
 N. Y., 1872. 12° 3072.16 
 
 — Saint Louis : the future great city of the world. 2d 
 
 ed. St. Louis, 1870. 8° 1135.18 
 
 Rebel brag and British bluster. By Owls-glass [pseud.'] 
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 Bebel war-clerk's diary at the Confederate States' capital. See 
 Jones (J. B.) 1866 644.06 
 
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 with documents, narratives, incidents, poetry, 
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 69. 8° 635.04 
 
 Same. Supplement. N. Y., 1864. 8°. 635.21 
 
 Rebel's recollections. See Eggleston (G. C.) 1876. . . 631.16 
 
 Reber (George). Christ of Paul ; or, the enigmas of 
 Christianity. N. Y., 1876. 12°. . . . 3587.00 
 
 Recarnier (Afme). See Biography (p. 190). 
 
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 Recent inquiries in theology, being Essays and re- 
 views. Ed. by F. D. Hedge. Boston, 1860. 12°. 
 
 Recent origin of man. See Southall (J. C.) 1875. . . 5803.01 
 
 Recess studies. See Grant (Sir Alex., ed.) 5716.12 
 
 Hecit il'une soeur. See Craven (Mine. A.) 1869. . . , . 3044.17 
 
 Reck (P. G. F. von) and Bolzius (J. M.) Extract of journal of, 
 
 who conducted the Saltzburgers to Georgia, 1733. [In 
 
 Force (P.) Tracts, v. 4.] 577.11 
 
 Reclus (Elisee). The Earth : a descriptive history. 
 2v. London, 1871. 8°. 923.16 
 
 — The Ocean, atmosphere, and life. Tr. by B. B. 
 
 Woodward, and ed. by H. Woodward. 2 v. 
 
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 Same. New York, 1873. 8° 913.16 
 
 Recollections of a Southern matron. See Gilman (C.) 1852. 
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 don, 1848. 16° 5511.01 
 
 Recollections of society in France and England. See Davis 
 
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 Record of a happy life. See Smith (Mrs. H. W.) 1873. . 3164.22 
 Record of modern miracles [performed by Mrs. Semantha Met- 
 
 tler. ByS. B. B.] Boston, 1859. 12' 3631.08 
 
 Record ofmy artistic life. See Waring (J. B.) 1873. . . 1441.02 
 Record of the year : a reference scrap book. Ed. by 
 F. Moore, v. 1-2. N. Y., 1876-77. 8°. . 428.19 
 Record of thoughts. See Waring (J. B.) 2 v. 1873. . . 2646.23 
 Record of zoological literature, v. 1-11, 1864-74. Lon- 
 don, 1865-1876. 8°. ....... 4746.07 
 
 Records of a girlhood. Kemble (F. A.) 1879. . . . 3094 33 
 
 Records of a quiet life. See Hare (Augustus J. C.) 1873. 3075.32 
 Records of five years. See Lippincott (Mrs. 8. J. C.) . 2534.09 
 
 Records of the chase. See Tongue (C.) 1854 4617.18 
 
 Records of the heart ; poems. See Lewis (A. E.) 1857. 1665.04 
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 teenth century, Sept., 1879 (article by G. J. Bomaines). 
 Recreations of a country parson. See Boyd (A. K. H.) 2514.06; 07 
 Recreations of a recluse. See Jacox (F.) 2 v. 1870. 2532.28 
 
 Recreations of Christopher North. See Wilson (John). 2546.25 
 
 ttector (lhe), and his friends, [anon.] L., 1869 12° 
 
 Recueil curieux d'histoires et de bons mots. Par 
 
 Mr. J. de B. D. M. [anon.] Amsterdam, 1837. 
 
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 Red book of Appin. See Hitchcock (E. A.) ° . ° * ' 213 25 
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 1878. o g^j io 
 
 Red Jacket. Reply to S. Dexter; —Defence' of Stiff- Armed 
 
 George ;— Eoply to Mr . Cram. With sketch of life (in 
 
 Moore (F.) Amer. eloquence, v.l. 1858.] . . . .6325.91 
 
 t, j t>- * S " *]. or Uves ot Eed Jaol<et . see Biography (p. 190.) 
 
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 Redburn ; or, the schoolmaster of a morning [A 
 
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 Redden (Laura C.) ['Howard Glyndon,' pseud.] 
 
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 24° 1681.25 
 
 Note. — The author's married name is Searing. 
 Redding (Cyrus). History and description of modem 
 
 wines. London, Bohn, 1851. 12°. . . 3931.27 
 
 — Literary reminiscences of Thomas Campbell. 2 v 
 
 London, 1860. 12° 3032.09 
 
 — Memoirs of remarkable misers. 2 v. L., 1863. 12°. 
 
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 don, 1867. 12° 3222.02 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Sir T. Wyse. Santa Rosa. Rev. W. 
 Liddiard. Lord Holland. TJgo Foscolo. Rev. R. Polwhele. 
 Gen. Miller. H. Matthews. Madame Dufour. L. M. Lan- 
 gles. M. Bozzelli. 2. Sir W. Molesworth. Duke of Well- 
 ington. W. G. Graham. T. N. Talfourd. Marshal Suchet. 
 Leigh Hunt. Lord Cochrane. Mackintosh. G. H. C. Eg- 
 estoff. 3. Lady Morgan. Dunn Hunter. Admiral Vincent. 
 Lord Hatherton. Rev. J. Murray. Sir W. Napier. Blanco 
 White. Gen. Pepe. Count Scipion du Roure. T. Pringle. 
 Gen. Trench. Capt. Oldrey. 
 
 Rede (Leman Thomas). Guide to the stage. Ed. by F. C. 
 
 Wemyss. N.Y., 1868 12° 1742.24 
 
 «®-For his plays, see Plays (p. 894). 
 
 Reclliel d (Issac Fletcher). Law of railways ; with 
 suppl. 4th ed. enl. 3 v. Boston, 1869-70. 8°. 
 
 — Law of wills. 3ded. 3 v. Boston, 1869. 8°. 5612.15 
 
 — Leading Amer. railway cases. Boston, 1 870. 8°. 
 Redfield (James W.) Comparative physiognomy, 
 
 N. Y., 1852. 8° , . 5432.04 
 
 Redford (John). The moral play of wit and science, 
 and early poetical miscellanies. Ed. by J. O. 
 Halliwell. L., Shakespeare soc, 1848. 8°. 1756.37 
 Redgrave (Richard). Manual of design. London, 
 1876, 8°. [South Kensington museum art hand- 
 books. No. 6.] 1453.14 
 
 — and Samuel). A century of painters of the English 
 
 schools. 2v. London, 1866. 8°. . . . 14 53.03 
 Redhouse (J. W. ) A lexicon, English and Turkish. 
 
 London, 1861. 8° 6425.16 
 
 Redoute (Pierre Joseph). Les roses, peintes par P. 
 
 J. R., dt?crites par C. A. Thory. 3e <5d. 3 v. 
 
 Paris, 1835. 1. 8° 4916.10 
 
 Redpath (James). Echoes of Harper's Ferry. Bos- 
 ton, 1860. 16° 5831.24 
 
 Public life of capt. John Brown. With autobio- 
 graphy of his youth. L., 1860. 12°. . .3024.13 
 Red-tape and pigeon-hole generals : army of the 
 
 Potomac. By a citizen soldier. N. Y., 1864. 12°. 
 Redwood library and athenasum, (Newport, R. I.) 
 
 Catalogue. Boston, 1860. 8°. ... 2714.27 
 Reece (Robert). See Plays (p. 894). 
 Reed. See also Read j— Reade ;— Reid ;— Ried. 
 Reed (Charles) and Pardon (Benjamin), bpecimens 
 
 of some of [their] printing types for book-work. 
 
 London, 1850. 12° • 6093.24 
 
 Reed (C E. B. ) Companions of the Lord : the 
 
 apostles. London, 1873. 16° 3414.18 
 
 Reed (Edward James). Ship-building in iron and 
 
 steel. London, 1869 8°. . • • . • ■ -4518.03 
 Reed (Henry). Lectures on the British poets. 2 v. 
 
 Phil 1857 16° looJ.lo 
 
 — Lectures on English literature. Phil., 1858. 16°. 
 
 — Lectures on the growth of the Amer. Union dnnng . th. 
 
 colonial era. [In Sm. report, 1854.] . ... . • #36.09 
 
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 illustrated by Shakspeare. Phil., 1857. lb . 
 
 H 
 
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946 
 
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 — Life of Joseph Reed. [In Sparks (J.) Amer. biogr., 2d 8. v. 8 
 
 1848. 16.] 3241.18 
 
 — Two lectures on the hist, of the Amer. Union. 
 
 Phil., 1856. 16° 5732.09 
 
 Reed (Jacob Whitemore). History of the Reed fami- 
 ly in Europe and America. B., 1862. 3°. 3152.19 
 
 Reed (Geo. Joseph). See Biography (p. 191); also Reply to Genl. 
 Joseph Reed's remarks on a late publication in the Inde- 
 pendent Gazetteer [In Smith (H. W.) Nuts for future 
 historians to crack. 1856. 3151.18J ; and consult index in 
 v. 6. of Bancroft's Hist, of the V. S., 1876 ed. 
 
 Reed (S. B. ) House-plans for everybody. N. Y., 
 [1879.] 12°. . . 1312.31 
 
 Reed (Sampson). Observations on the growth of 
 the mind. Boston, 1841. 18° 5512.10 
 
 — Swedenborg and his mission : lecture. Boston, 
 
 1859. 8°. 3596.27 
 
 Reed (Wm.) History of sugar and of sugar yielding 
 
 plants. London, 1866. 12° 6124.22 
 
 Reed (Wm. Bradford). Among my books. [Essays 
 
 from the N. Y. World, [anon.] N. Y., 1871. 16°. 
 
 Contents: American history. Autographs. Blackstone. 
 
 Bolingbroke. Books of travel. Clarendon. William 
 
 Cobbett. Junius. Memories of the east. The Napiers. 
 
 Novels— De Foe to Thackeray. Lord Palmerston. The 
 
 Prayer-book. Quotation books. Henry Eeed. Walter 
 
 Scott. Sermons— Barrow to Manning. The Stuart 
 
 books. Swift. Thackeray. The theatre. 
 
 Reed in a bottle for Jack in the Doldrums. See Cheever (H. T.) 
 
 Rees (Abraham, ed.) Cyclopaedia. 39 v. L., 1819. 4°. 
 
 Same. Plates. 6 v. London, 1829. 4°. 
 
 Rees (Evan). Sketches of the horrors of war. Lon- 
 don, 1832. 8° 5437.17 
 
 Rees. See also Rhees. 
 
 Rees (James). Foot-prints of a letter-carrier. Phila. 
 1866. 8°. 2712.11 
 
 — Life of Edwin Forrest. Phil., 1874. 12°. 3058.25 
 Rees (L. E. B.) Siege of Lucknow. London, 1858. 
 
 8° . 1012.11 
 
 Rees (Thomas). The Bacovian catechism, with notes, 
 
 transl. London, 1817. 12° 3586.19 
 
 Reese ( David Meredith). Humbugs of New York. 
 
 N. Y., 1838. 12° 3813.39 
 
 — On the epidemic cholera in the city of New York 
 
 in 1832. N. Y., 1833. 8° 4334.07 
 
 Reese (John J.) Manual of toxicology. Phil., 1874. 8°. 
 Reeve (Clara). Progress of romance. 3 v. in 1. Lon- 
 don, 1785. 12° 2722.24 
 
 — The old English baron : a Gothic story. 9th ed. 
 
 London, 1811. 16° 242.32 
 
 — Scott (W.) Lives of the novelists. 1872 2752.31 
 
 Reeve (Henry). Petrarch. Phil., 1878. 12°. [Foreign 
 
 classics Ed. by Mrs. Oliphant.] . . . 3143.18 
 
 — Royal and republican France. 2 v. L., 1892. 8°. 
 Re3ve (Tapping). Law of baron and femme, of 
 
 parent and child, guardian and ward, master and 
 servant, and of the powers of the courts of Chan- 
 cery ; with an essay on the terms heir, heirs, 
 heirs of the body. 3d ed., with notes, by A. J. 
 Parker and C. E. Baldwin. Albany, 1867. 8°. 
 
 Reeve (Wybert). See Fiction (p. 894). 
 
 Reeves (John). History of the English law, from the 
 time of the Bomans, to the end of the reign of 
 Elizabeth. New ed. With notes, and introd. 
 diss., by W. F. Finlason. 3 v. L, 1869. 8°. 5624.04 
 
 Reeves (Paul). The students' own speaker. [Pieces.] 
 New York, 1871. 12° 6333.02 
 
 Reflection. Coleridge (8. T.) Aids to. [In his Com- 
 plete works, v. 1.] ... . ... 5025.04 
 
 — Hodgson (S. H.) Philos. of. 2 v. 1878. .5423.15 
 
 jfJSP See also Philosophy ( Various headings, p. 851). 
 
 Reflections on the study of law. [anon.] London 
 1761. 8° l n 5093.11 
 
 Reflections upon ridicule, [anon.] 3d ed. 2 v. Lon- 
 don, 1717. 8° 62.12,25 
 
 Reflections upon the late correspondence between Mr. secretary 
 Smith and Francis James Jackson, [anon.] Baltimore 
 
 _ . 181 °- 8 ° In 6721.03 
 
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 science {Reform). 
 
 Reformation (Protestant). See Biblical, religious, and ecclesiasti- 
 cal history (Reformation, p. 99) ; also Spalding (M. J.) 
 History of the protestant reformation ; essays. 7th ed.. 
 revised. 2 v. 1876 3438.20 
 
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 Reformed episcopal church. Book of common 
 prayer. Adopted, 1874. Phila., 1874. 12°. 
 
 — Collection of pamphlets with ref. to the establish- 
 ment of the Bef. epis. church, 1873-1876. Phila 
 
 1876. 8° 3587.29 
 
 Contents : Articles of religion. Cheney (C. E.) Evan- 
 gelical ideas of a visible church. Cummins (G.D.) Following 
 the light ; Primitive episcopacy. Declaration of principles 
 of the R. E church. Gallagher (M.) Book of common 
 prayer revision. Latane {J. A. Letter to bp. Johns re- 
 signing the ministry of the P. E. church. Leacock (B. B.) 
 Prayer book versus prayer book. McGuire (W.) and 
 Whittingliam (W. R.) Priesthood of the church of God ; 
 Reasons why I became a reformed episcopalian ; Points of 
 difference between the P. E. church and the R. E. church. 
 Quick (C. W.) Revidenda ; or things in the liturgy which 
 should be revised. Ridgely (G. W.) An open letter to Wm. 
 Bacon Stevens, D. D., respecting what he says of bishop 
 Cummins and his associates. Rising (F. R.) Are there 
 Romanizing germs in the prayer-book ? Sabine ( W. T.) 
 Whence, whither, and why. Smith (M. B.) Comparison of 
 prayer book of the R. E. church with the P. E. church 
 of the V. S. 
 
 Reformed prot. Dutch church in N. A. Manual. See Corwin 
 (E. T.) 1369 3538.10 
 
 Reformers. See Social science {Reform and reformers). 
 
 Regicide judges of Charles i, of England. 
 
 — Noble (Mark). Lives of the English regicides. 2 v. 
 
 1798 3134.11 
 
 — Stiles (E.) History of three of the judges of Charles 
 
 I. Whalley, Goffe, Dixwell. 1794. . .3243.09 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 6, I860 (The regicide col- 
 onels in New England); Chamber's journal, Nov. 20, 1862 
 or Eclectic mag., v. 28, 1863. 
 Regimen sanitatis Salernitanum. Code of health of 
 the school of Salemum. Tr. into Engl, verse, 
 with introd., etc., by J. Ordronaux. [With Latin 
 text.] Phil., 1870. fol. ..... . 4328.20 
 
 Same. Phila., 1871. 12°. 4321.18 
 
 Reginald, (monk of Durham). De Vita et miraculis 
 S. Godrici. Lond., Surtees soc, 1847. 8°. 5116.24 
 
 — Libellus de admirandis beati Cuthberti virtutibus. 
 
 London, Surtees soc, 1838. 8°. ... 5116.01 
 Register, and magazine of biography, v. 1-2. West- 
 minster, 1869. 8° 3226.12 
 
 Regnard (Jean Francois). Theatre ; suivi de ses Voy- 
 ages en Laponie, en Pologne, etc., et de la Pro- 
 vincale. Paris, 1851. 16 7032.25 
 
 — Journey to Lapland, 1681. [In Finkerton (J.) Voyages, v. 1.] 
 
 See Biogr. and crit. notices of R. in Cornhill mag., Nov., 
 1878 ; Atlantic monthly, v. 15, 1865 (by F. Sheldon); Revue 
 des deux mondes 1 sept., 1859 (par D. L. Giibert). 
 
 Regnault (Elias). Histoire des Antilles. Paris, 1849. 
 8°. [Univers.] 901.12 
 
 Regnault (Henri). See Hamerton (P. G.) Mod. Frenchmen. 1878. 
 
 Rehberg (Frederick). Drawings copied from nature 
 at Naples. [Lady Hamilton's attitudes.] 1794. 4°. 
 
 Rehoboth. See Countries, etc. (Rehoboth, p. 361). 
 
 Reichardt (Heinrich Wilhelm). Present Btate of our knowledge 
 of cryptogamous plants. [In Sm. report, 1871.] . 3936.26 
 
 Reichel (Rev. Oswald J.) The see of Borne in the 
 Midddle Ages. London, 1870. 8°. . . 3124.04 
 
 Reichenbach (Charles, freiherr von). Odic-magnetic 
 letters. From the German, by J. S. Hittell. N. 
 Y, 1860. 16° 3814.40 
 
 — Physico-physiological researches on the dynamics 
 
 of magnetism, electricity, etc., in their relations 
 to vital force. From the German, with notes, by 
 J. Ashburner. London, 1K51. 8°. . . 4333.22 
 
 Same. [Abridged.] N. Y, 1851. 12°. 4027.16 
 
 Reid (Adam). Address at the funeral of Caleb Ticknor, M. D. 
 New York, 1840. 8° In 5093.23; 3631.06 
 
 — Principles of national prosperity. Discourse at Salisbury, 
 
 Conn., thanksgiving, Nov. 19th, 1840. Hartford, 1841. 8°. 
 Reid (Christian), pseud, for Miss F. C. Rsher. 'Land 
 
 of the sky'; or, adventures in mountain by-ways. 
 
 New York, 1876. 8° 1115.22 
 
 AS- For her novels, see Fjshek (MissF. C), in Fiction 
 
 (p. 482). 
 Reid (David Boswell). Ventilation, with remarks on 
 
 warming, lighting, and the communication of 
 
 sound. London, 1844. 8° 3932.51 
 
 — Lectures on architecture, in relation to ventilation, warm- 
 
 ing, lighting, fire- proofing, acoustics, etc. [In Sm. report, 
 
 1K56.]. ...... 3936.11 
 
 Reid (H. ) Sketches in North America, with some 
 account of Congress and of the slavery question. 
 London, 1861. 16° 1071.10 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
REID - RENAISSANCE 
 
 947 
 
 Heid (Henry). Practical treatise on concrete. Lon- 
 don, 1869. 12" 3942.02 
 
 Reid (Mrs. Hugo). Woman, her education and influ- 
 ence. With introd. by Mrs. C. M. Kirklaud. 
 New York, 1852. 12°. 5821.13 
 
 Heid (James D. ) The telegraph in America : its 
 founders, promoters, and noted men. N. Y., 
 1879. 8° 3935.03 
 
 Heid (Cap*. Mayne). Croquet. N. Y., 1869. 12°. 4612.01 
 
 Same. Boston, 1863. 12°. .... 4612.02 
 
 — Odd people : a popular description of singular 
 
 races. N. Y., 1860. 16° 4733.08 
 
 0g- For his romances, seeFictjon class-list (p. 515). 
 
 Heid (Thomas). Treatise on clock and watch mak- 
 ing. 2d ed. Edin., 1846. 8° 3932.21 
 
 Reid (Thomas). Essays on the active powers of the 
 human mind ; an Inquiry into the human mind 
 on the principles of common sense ; and an 
 Essay on quantity. Memoir, by D. Stewart, 
 with notes, by G. N. Wright. London, 1843. 8°. 
 
 — Essays on the powers of the human mind. 3 v. 
 
 Edinb. 1808. 8 . 5416.01 
 
 Contents : v. 1-2. Intellectual powers. 2. Active powers. 
 
 — Inquiry into the human mind, on the principles of 
 
 common sense. London, 1818. 8°. . . 5613.13 
 
 — Works. Notes by Sir W. Hamilton. Cth ed. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1863. 8°. 
 Supplement. London, 1863. 8°. 
 
 — Remusat (C. de). Thomas Eeid et Koyer-Collard. [In his Criti- 
 
 ques, etc., V. 2.. 1859.] 7018 14 
 
 — Stewart (D.) Memoir of Reid. [In S's Works, v. 10. j .5417.10 
 Reid (T. Wemyss). Cabinet portraits. Sketches of 
 
 [leading English] statesmen. London, 1872. 8°. 
 
 — Charlotte Bronte : a monograph. N. Y., 1877. 12°. 
 Reid (Whitelaw). A memorial of Horace Greeley. 
 
 N. Y., 1873. 8° 3072.20 
 
 — Some newspaper tendencies : address before the 
 
 editorial assoc. of N. Y., and Ohio. N. Y., 1879. 
 
 12° • . . . . 2711.23 
 
 Foibiogr. notice of W. Reid, see Scribner, Aug., 1874. 
 Reid (Wm.) Sheep; their history, management, 
 
 diseases, etc. Edin., 1871. 12°. . . . 6134.12 
 Reiff (Charles Philip). English-Russian grammar. 
 
 3d ed. Paris, Maisonneuve, 1862.8°. . 6145.12 
 
 — New parallel dictionaries of the Russian, Prench, 
 
 German and English languages. 4 pts. in 4 v. 
 
 New ed. Carlsruhe, 1868-69. 8°. . . . 6445.08 
 Reign of law. See Campbell (G. D., 8th duke of Argyll). . 3914.05 
 
 Reign of the Stoics. Holland (F. M.) 1879 6423.13 
 
 Heily (John). See McBride (J.) Pioneer biography, v. 1. 3247.19 
 Reindeer, dogs, and snow shoes. See Bush (E. J.) 1871. 1024.17 
 Reineke Fuchs. See Reynard the Fox. 
 Rainwald (Charles). Catalogue annuel de la librairie 
 
 francaise. v. 1-10, 1858-67. Paris, 1859-68. 2733.16 
 Rejected addresses See Smith (H. and J.) Poet, works. 1685.19 
 Reland (Adrian). Of the Mahometan religion. Prom 
 
 the Latin. London, 1712. 12°. . . . 3454. 15 
 Relfe (J.) Remarks on the present state of musical instruction. 
 
 London, 1819. 8" In 5093.12 
 
 Relics. Catalogue of the most venerable relics of the Roman 
 
 catholic church. Repr. by J. Tela. London, 1818. 8°. 3613.01 
 
 Relics for the curious, [anon.] 2 v. London, 1824. 16°. 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Legendary tales. Singular customs. 
 
 Extracts from remarkable wills. Church curiosities. 2. 
 
 Anecdotes, clerical, professional, and miscellaneous. 
 
 Relics of genius. See Grinsted (T. P.) 3212.10 
 
 Relics of literature. See Byerly ( J. S.) 6218.12 
 
 Religieuss (La). Par l'abbe' * * *, auteur de Mau- 
 
 dit. 9e ed. 2 v. Paris, 1864. 8°. . . . 7026.34 
 Religio chemici. Essays. See Wilson (G.) 1862. . . 4214.08 
 Religio medici. See Browne (Sir T.) Works, v. 2, . . 5022.14 
 Religion. See Biblical and religious lit. (p. 76-106). 
 Religion and the state. See Spear (Samuel T.) . . . . 3593.27 
 
 Religion in America. See Baird (R.) 1844 3456.04 
 
 Religion iu China. See Edkins (J.) 1878. .... 3545.26 
 
 Religion of humanity. See Frothingham (O. B.) 1873. 3553.11 
 Religion of Israel. See Knappert (J.) . . . ... 3464.17 
 
 Hehgion of nature. See Wallaston (W.) 6th ed. 1738. 3628.06 
 Keugioa of Rome, described by a Roman. Tr. by 
 
 M. Howitt. London, 1873. 8°. . . . 3424.13 
 
 Religion of the heart. See Hunt (J. H. Leigh). 1870. . 3561.26 
 
 "Shgion of the present and of the future. See Woolsey (T. D.) 
 
 . 1871 3624.24 
 
 Religions of the world. By rrcmbsrs of each denom- 
 ination. London, 1870. VS. . 3412.17 
 Religious aspects of the age, being addresses deliv- 
 
 f^f^v* 11 ?' °, f the Youn S men's Christ. 
 
 union of N. Y. New York, 1858. 12°. 3586 21 
 
 Religious denominations in the United States. With 
 
 statistics. Added, a historical summary of re- 
 
 p^? U8 i o?? To inations in En gland and Scotland. 
 
 mil., I8bl. o. ^4^8 07 
 
 Beugious (The) feeling. See Smyth (N.) ' , '. . ' ' 3593 2 g 
 Keugious magazine and monthly review. Ed by J 
 
 H. Morrison, v. 47-50. B., 1872-73. 8°. . 8186.12 
 Religious sentiment (The). See Brinton (D. G.) . . .3524 21 
 iteligious tract society. Jubilee memorial, 1799-1849 
 
 Ed by W. Jones. London, 1850. 8°. . . 3586 24 
 Hehques of Father Prout. See Mahony (F.) 1868. . . .2534.27 
 Rellstab (Louis). 1812: hist. Roman. 4 v. Leipzig, 
 
 I860. 12° 7124.01 
 
 Relly (James). Union : consanguinity and affinity 
 
 between Christ and his church. Phil., 1843. 8°. 
 Remains of lost empires. See Myers (P. V. N.) 1875. . 1045 14 
 Remarkable adventurers. SecWraxall (L.) 2 v. 1863. . 3264 23 
 Remarkable facts illus. of scripture. See Leifchild (J.) 3566.03 
 .Remarkable visions : revelations cone, the life after 
 
 death. From the German. B., 1844. 12°. 3812.47 
 Remarks on anc. and modern art : essays. By an 
 
 amateur, [anon.] London, 1837. 12°. . 1412.11 
 Remarks on Mr. Paine's pamphlet, called The rights of man. 
 
 [anon.] Dublin, 1791. 8° 5716.27 
 
 Remarks on the science of history. See Greene (W. B.) 3555.29 
 Rembrandt van Byn (Paul). See Biography (p. 191); also Mollett 
 
 (J. W.) Rembrandt. 1879 [3151.10] ; Sweetzer (M. F.) 
 
 Rembrandt [In Ms Artist biographies, 1877.] . . 3151.12 
 Remington (A G.) Prose and verse. New York, 
 
 1863. 32° 1682.15 
 
 Remington (Rev. E. P.) The city of sin. New 
 
 York, 1857. 12° 3586.23 
 
 — Our national house, its founders and defenders. 
 
 New York, 1873. 12° 5722.19 
 
 Reminiscences of America in 1869. By two Eng- 
 lishmen, [anon.] 2d ed. revised. L.^ 1870. 12°. 
 Reminiscences of a canoness. See Kerkadec (Solange, vicomte 
 de). 1874. .....) 3098.24 
 
 Reminiscences of an officer of Zouaves. From the 
 French. New York, 1860. 12°. . . . 554.15 
 Reminiscences of Congress. See March (C. W.) 1863. 3242 04 
 Reminiscences of European travel. Set Peabody (A.) 1868.945.09 
 Reminiscences of fifty years. See Boyd (M.) 1871.. . 3022.29 
 Reminiscences of Scottish life, etc. See Ramsay (E. B.) 1861. 
 Reminiscences of the Lews. By 'Sixty-one.' '-'d ed. 
 
 London, 1873. 12° 4624.08 
 
 Remusat (Charles de). Abelard: drarne ine'dit. Avec 
 
 une preface et des notes par Paul de Remusat. 
 
 2e ed. Paris, 1877. 8° 3012.00 
 
 — Channing, sa vieet sesoeuvres. 2eed. P., 1861. 16°. 
 
 — Critiques et etudes litte'raires : Nouv. ed. 2 v. 
 
 Paris, 1859. 16° 7043.13 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Preface. De la jeunesse. Sur la situ, 
 atiou du gouvernement. De la bonne i'oi dans les opinions- 
 La rev. francaise. Wertber, Rene, Jacopo Ortis. Revolu- 
 tion du theatre. Du choix d'une opinion. De la polilique 
 exterieure qui convient a la France. De l'iuduslrie et de 
 la liberte. La nouvelle annee, ou 1824. Du theatre de 
 Shakespeare dans ses rapports avec la societe anglaise. 
 De l'etat de la poesie francaise. Du Cromwell de Victor 
 Hugo. De l'hist. de la poesie allemande. Des mceurs du 
 temps. De La Mennais vers la fin de la restauration. Des 
 controverses au sein du protestautisme. 2. Introd. de la 
 Revue francaise. De l'etat des opinions. Mme. Guizot, 
 Pauline de Meulan. Casimir Perier. Washington. Theo- 
 dore Jouffroy. Cabanis. Adolphe Dittmer. Fragment 
 sur l'hist. philos. de la litterature francaise. Discours 
 prondnce dans la seance publique annuelle de r Academic 
 des sciences morales et politique*. 17 mai 1845. Discours 
 de reception i l'Academie francaise. (Seance du 7 Jan. 
 1847.) Thomas Reid et Royer-Collard. Richelieu et les 
 destinees de la societe francaise. Du caractere de Crom- 
 well. 
 
 Remusat (Claire Elisabeth Jeanne Gravier de Ver- 
 gennes, Mme. de). Memoirs, 1802-08. With a 
 preface and notes, by P. de Remusat. New York, 
 1879-80. 8° 3151.21 
 
 Remy (Jules) and Brenchley (Julius). A journey 
 to the Great Salt Lake city ; with a sketch of the 
 Mormons, by Remy. 2 v. L, 1861. 8°. 1115.11 
 
 Renaissance period. . 
 
 — Burckhardt (J.) Civilization of the period of the 
 
 renaissance in Italy. Tr. by G. C. Middlemore 
 2v. 1878 • • b " . 
 
 — Pater ( W. H. ) Studies in the history of the renais- 
 
 1873. 
 
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948 
 
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 Renaissance period, continued. 
 
 — Symoiidn (J. A.) Benaissanoe in Italy. The age 
 
 ' of the despots. 1K75 535.26 
 
 Same. The fine arts. 1877. .... 535.28 
 
 — —Same. 1 he revival of learning. 1877. 535.27 
 
 See also New Englander. v. 23-24, 1864-65 (Revival of let- 
 ters in the 14th and 15th centurieB, by T. D. Woolaey ; 
 4 art ): Maem. mag., July, Aug., 1872, or Littell, 1872, v. 3 
 (Middle ages and the revival of learning, by W. G. Clark ; 
 2 art): Ed rev., v, 136, 1872. 
 Q^-See also Fine arts {Renaissance period, p. 574). 
 Renal diseases. See Medicine (Kidneys and renal organs, p. 761), 
 Renan (Ernest). The Apostles. From the French. 
 
 New York, 1866. 12° 3414.14 
 
 Note.— For reviews of this work see Hutton's Essays, v.l, 
 1877 ; Deutsch's Lit. remains, 1874 ; Contemp. rev., v. 2, 
 1866 (by J. L. Davies); v. 3, 1866 (by S. Stead); Ed. rev., 
 v. 131, 1870 ; New Englander, v. 25, 1866 (by Geo. P. Fisher); 
 ■Westm. rev., v. 86, 1866. 
 
 — Les Ap&tres. Paris, 1866. 8° 3423.07 
 
 — Averroes et l'averroisme. Paris, 1871. 8°. 3011.19 
 
 — Caliban : suite de la Tempe'te : drame philoso- 
 
 phise. Paris, 1878. 8° 7033.08 
 
 — Constitutional monarchy in France. Boston, 1871, 
 
 16° 512.15 
 
 — De l'origine du langage. Paris, 1859. 8°. 6413.01 
 
 — Discours sur l'etat des beaux-arts au 14e siecle. [With Le 
 
 Olero (V.) and Renan (E.) Histoire, etc 2784.19 
 
 — Essais de morale et critique. Paris, 1860. 8°. 2541.28 
 
 Contents : M. de Sacy et l'ecole liberale. M. Cousin. 
 M. Augustin Thierry. M. de Lamennais. Luigi ToBti. LeB 
 Revolutions d' Italie. L'histoire secrete de Procope. Les 
 seances de Hariri. . La farce de Patelin. Souvenirs d'un 
 vieux professeur Allemand. L' Academie francaise. La 
 Poesie de l'exposition. La Poesie des races celtiques. 
 
 — Etudes d' histoire religieuse. P., 1862. 8°. 3412.09 
 
 Contents : Preface par l'auteur. Les religions de 
 1' antiquite. L' histoire du peuple d* Israel. Les his- 
 toriens critiques de Jesus. Mahomet et les orjgines de 
 1' Islamisme. La vie des saints. L'auteur de 1' Imitation 
 de Jesus Christ. Jean Calvin. Channing, Feuerbae.h et la 
 nouvelle ecole hegelienne. La tentation du Christ, par 
 Ary Scheffer. 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Blackwood, v. 86, 1859 ; by Prevost- 
 Paradol, in his Essais, v. 1. 
 
 — Gospel according to John. [In Contemp. rev., Sept., 1877.] 
 
 — Life of Jesus. New York, 1864. 12°. . .3422.11 
 
 Note. — For reviews of this work see R. H. Hutton's Essays, 
 v.l, 1877; Ed. rev., v. 119, 1864; Jour, of sac. lit. Oct., 
 1863., Littell, 1864, v. l;Macm. mag., Jan., 1864 (Christmas 
 thoughts on, by F. D. Maurice) ; Nat. rev., v. 17, 1863 ; N. 
 A. rev., v. 98, 1864 (by C. T. Brooks); N. Brit, rev., v. 40, 
 1864. 
 
 — Le livre de Job traduit : etude, etc. 2e £d. Paris, 
 
 I860. 8° .' 3733.04 
 
 — Saint Paul. Paris, 1869. 8° 3423 06 
 
 — Saint Paul. Tr. by I. Lockwood. N. Y., 1869. 12°. 
 
 Note.— Reviewed by R. H. Hutton, in his Essays, v. 1, 
 1877 ; and by E. H. Plumptre, in Contemp. rev., v. 11, 1869. 
 
 — Studies of religious history and criticism. New 
 
 York, 1864. 8° 3412.10 
 
 Contents : Account of Kenan's life, by H. Harrisse. Re- 
 ligions of antiquity. History of the people of Israel. Part 
 of the Semitic people in the history of civilization. Crit- 
 ical historians of Christ. Mahomet and the origins of 
 Islamism. John Calvin. Channing. Feuerbach and the 
 new Hegelian school. Future of religion in modern 
 society. 
 
 — Vie de Jesus. 13e ed. Paris, 1867. 8°. . 3423.05 
 
 «®-For Renan's numerous articles in Revue des d. monies, 
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 — Janet (P.) In his La crise philosophique. 1865. . . 6423.19 
 
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 Renaudot (Eusebe). Liturgiarum orientalium col- 
 
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 — Madame de Montmorency : moeurs et caracteres au 
 
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 — Natural history of birds. N. Y., 1850. 18°. [H 
 
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 Rennie (John). Experiments made on the power of water- 
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 Renouard (Antoine Auguste). Annales de I'impri- 
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 Renusson (B. de). La Christianisme et la suffrage 
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 — Life of count Kumford. B.. 1848. 16°. .3241.15 
 
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 Reville (Albert). Apollonius of Tyana, the pagan 
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 — The Devil, his origin, greatness, and decadence. 
 
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 Essay on the influence of a low price of corn on the 
 
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 Essay ou the funding system, 1820. 
 High price of bullion a proof of the depreciation of 
 
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 Observations on parlimentary reform, 1823. 
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 Plan for the establishment of a national bank, 1823. 
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 with observations ou the profits of the Bank of 
 
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 Reply to Bosanquet's Practical observations on the 
 
 Report of the bullion committee, 1811. 
 Speech on votiug by ballot, 1823. 
 
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 Ricardo's anatomy of the navigation laws, dissected. By 
 
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 Ricart (R.) The maire of Biistowe is kalendar, 18 Edw. IV. Ed. 
 
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 Lowell (J. R.) Shakespeare once more. Holmes (0, W.) 
 Mechanism of vital motion. 
 
 Rice (Harvey). Letters from the Pacific slope. N. Y. 
 
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 — Mount Vernon, and other poems. New York 
 
 1864. 12° 1682.20 
 
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 Field. London, Shak. soc, 1844. b°. 1756.21 
 
 Richard (of Cirencester). Speculum historiale de 
 
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 Dyer (Q.) Commentary on. 1814. . . 46714 
 
 Woodward ( W. B.) A literary forgery. [In Gentlemen's 
 
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 Richarderie (G. B. de La). See Boucher de La Richarderie (G.) 
 Richards (Alfred Bate). Medea : a poem. London, 
 
 1869. sm. 4° 1682.24 
 
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 nirhards (Wm. 0.) Electron ; a telegraphic epic for 
 
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 ftreat in goodness ; a memoir of George N. Briggs, 
 
 "gov of Mass. Boston, 1866. 12°. . . . 3023.19 
 
 Hichardson (Abby Sage). History of our country 
 from its discovery to [1876]. B., 1875. 8°. 576.16 
 
 — Songs from the old dramatists. N. Y., 1873. 8°. 
 
 Richardson (Albert Deane). Beyond the Mississippi : 
 
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 _ The secret service, the field, the dungeon, and the 
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 *° New York, 1876. 12° .... 433215 
 
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 and extra-alcoholic intoxication. 
 
 _ National health. [In Good words, v. 17, 1876 ; J art.] 
 
 — On alcohol. Cantor lectures. N. Y., 187b. 12 . 
 Richardson (Charles). *A new dictionary of the 
 
 English language. New ed. 2 v. London, 
 1863 4° 6436.06 
 
 Same. Supplement. London, 1870. 4°. [B'd 
 
 with v. 2 of preceding.] 6436.07 
 
 Richardson (Charles F.) Primer of American litera- 
 ture. Boston, 1878. 18° . 2741.24 
 
 Richardson (Charles James). The Englishman s 
 house. 2d ed. London, 1870. 12°. . .1312.28 
 
 -House-building. 2ded. N.Y.,1873. 12° . 1312.25 
 
 — Picturesque designs for mansions, villas, lodges, 
 
 etc. London, 1870. 8° 1315.39 
 
 Richardson (P. A.) and Bennett (W. A.) Baltimore: 
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 Richardson (Frederika). The Iliad of the East: 
 legends from the Bamayana. London, 1870. 12 . 
 
 Richardson (George). Iconology. 3 v. London, 
 1779. 4°. . . - 1447.18 
 
 Richardson (G. P.) introduction to geology. Lon- 
 don, Bohn, 1855. 12° 4112.19 
 
 Richardson (H. D.) Dogs : their varieties and man- 
 agement. N. Y., 1860. 12° 4* 61 !: 2 ! 
 
 Richardson (James). Travels in the great Desert ol 
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 Richardson (James). Wonders of the Yellowstone. 
 New York, 1873. 12° • 1123 21 
 
 Richardson (Major John). Waconsta ; or, the prophecy :«* 
 of Detroit. [In Waldie library, v. 1.] . • • .6078.16 
 
 Richardson (.Sir John). Arctic expedition m search ot 
 Franklin. [1847-49.] N. Y., 1852. 12°. 114216 
 
 Richardson (John). "Cummerland talk"; short tales 
 and rhymes in the dialect of that county. Lon- 
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 Richardson (Joseph G., M.D.) Long life and how to 
 reach it. Philadelphia, 1879. 16°. . .4321.31 
 
 Richardson (Robert). Memoirs of Alexander Camp- 
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 Richardson (Samuel, Eng. novelist). For his novels see Fic- 
 tion class-list (p. 516); for lives of him see Biography (p. 
 192,: and oho JefFries (F., lord). S. Eichardson an essay. 
 
 Richardson (T. A.) Art of architectual modeling in 
 paper. London, 1859. 16° A 312 ' t 
 
 Richardson (Wm., 6. 1743, d. 1814). Anecdotes of 
 the Russian empire. London, 1784. 8° 997.06 
 
 Richardson (Wm., D.D.) Simple measures, by which the recur- 
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 Richelieu (Armand Jean du Plessis, cardinal due de). 
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 testament. From the French. L., 1695. 
 
 Voltaire (F. M. A. de). On printed lies 
 
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 192); Remusat (C.de). R. et les destinees de la societe 
 franchise [In his Critiques, etc.. v. 2, 1859]; also Appleton s 
 journal, Apl., 1877 (by J. H. Browne) 7048.li 
 
 Riehemont (Comte de). Histoire, 1413-1467. [Fetitot. 1 ser., v. 8.] 
 
 Richer (Edouard, of Nantes). The key to the mys- 
 
 16°. 
 [In his Works, 
 . . . 5081.17 
 
 V. 1-2. 
 3-6. 
 
 7-8. 
 
 9-10. 
 11-12. 
 13-14. 
 15-16. 
 
 tery ; or the book of Revelation transl. Belfast, 
 1853. 18° 3596.19 
 
 — Religion of good sense. Belfast, 1852. 16°. 3596.20 
 
 Richings (Benj.) General volume of epitaphs, with 
 texts, [anon.] London, 1840. 8°. . . 6215.16 
 
 Richmond (Edward). A sermon at Dorchester, Third parish, 
 June 24, 1827. Boston, 1827. 8° 3581.26 
 
 Richmond (John Francis). New York and its in- 
 stitutions, 1609-1873 : the bright side of N. Y., 
 1874. 8°. 
 
 Richmond (John W.) Rhode Island repudiation : or 
 hist, of the revolutionary debt. 2d ed. Providence, 
 1855. 8° 5937.06 
 
 Richmond, (Fa.) See Countries, etc. (United Slates: History : War 
 of the Rebellion : Prison life, p. 388). 
 
 Richomme (Fanny). Julien et Alphonse ; ou le 
 
 nouveau mentor. Nouv. ed. Paris, 1864. 16°. 
 Richter (Ernst Friedrich). Manual of harmony. Tr. 
 by J. P. Morgan. N. Y., 1867. 8°. . . 1563.12 
 Richter (Jean Paul Friedrich). Ausgew'ahlte Werke. 
 16 v. in 8. Berlin, 1847.49. 16°. . . .7124.22 
 Contents : 
 Die unsichtbare Loge, eine Lebeus beschreibung. 
 Hesperus. 
 Leben des Quintus Fixlein. Blumen-Frucht-und 
 
 Dornen-Stucke. 
 Blumen- Frucht- und Dornen - Stiicke. Titan. 
 Titan, continued. 
 Flegeljahre. 
 
 Dr. Katzenbergers Badereise. Aus Jean 
 Paul's Leben. 
 
 — Campaner Thai, and other writings. Boston, 
 
 1864. 16° 35*7.01 
 
 Contents : Campaner Thai. Life of Quintus Fixlein. 
 Schmelzle's Journey to Flatz. Analects from Eichter. 
 Miscellaneous pieces. 
 
 Death of an angel. The moon. [In Holcraft (B.) Tales from 
 
 the German. L., 1876. 12°.] 213.83 
 
 — Flower, fruit, and thorn pieces; or married lne, 
 
 death, and wedding of the advocate of the poor 
 Siebenkas. Tr. by E. H. Noel. With memoir, 
 byT. Carlyle. 2 v. N. Y., 1877. 12°. 243.26 
 
 — Hesperus ; or, 45 dog-post-days. Tr. by C. T. 
 
 Brooks. 2v. B., 1865. 12° 243.12 
 
 — Levana ; or, the doctrine of education. Boston, 
 
 1863. 12° 5514.05 
 
 — Reminiscences of the best hours of life. Boston, 
 
 1848. 24° 3587 - 02 
 
 — Schmelze'r. journey to Flatz. Life of Quintus Fixlein [/« 
 
 Carlyle (T.) Transl. from the German. L., 1858. 8 . lsi.is 
 
 — Titan, a romance. Tr. by C. T. Brooks. 2 v. 
 
 Boston, 1862. 12°. •.■••■•••. ^"V 
 
 — Walt and Vult, or the twins. 2 v. B., and N. Y., 
 
 1846. 12° 243 - 16 
 
 Mr For lives and crit. notices of Bichter, see Biography 
 (p/192); also Hagenbach (H. E.) In Ms German rational- 
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 Riokard (Major F. Ignacio). A mining journey 
 across the great Andes. Lond., 1863. 12. llbJ.lb 
 
 Rickards (George Kettelby). Lectures on population 
 and capital. London, 1854. 12 . . . <>•»■*■" 
 
 Ricketson (Daniel). History of New Bedford, Mass.; 
 including a history of the old township of Dart- 
 mouth, and the present townships of Westport, 
 Dartmouth, and Fairhaven. ' ' 
 
 12° .... .... 
 
 Ricord '(Frederic W.) Roman history, 
 of Borne. New York, 1856. 
 
 — Same. The Republic of Rome. 
 Samp The Empire of Rome. 
 
 Record (Philip). Traite pratique des maladies vene- 
 
 R- taT (ThomaT ' Attempt to discriminate the 
 &Ck S ( of arcbUecture in England, from the Con- 
 quest to the Reformation. _ 4th ed.^ London, 
 
 „-..., ,w 3 «;, T°Hl" fF. G. Trafford'.] ' See Fiction (p. 616). 
 nology. London, 1840. 8 
 
 New Bedford, 1858. 
 
 .... 591.25 
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 1843. 8° 3416.17 
 
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 Rides and reveries of tlie late Mr. ^Isop Smith. See Tapper M. 
 F.) 1858 2544.13 
 
 Ridgely [Rev. George W.) An open letter to Wm. Bacon Stevens, 
 respecting what he says of bishop Cummins and his asso- 
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 Ridgway (R.) Ormithology. \In V. S. Engineer dept. Profess- 
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 Ridicule. See Wit and humor. 
 
 Rideing (Wm. H. ) A saddle in the wild west : south- 
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 Ridley (Nicholas). Works. Ed. by H. Christmas. 
 Cambridge, (Ung.,) Parker soc, 1843. 8°. 3637.10 
 
 Ridpath (John Clark). History of the United States. 
 New York, 1877. 8° 575.28 
 
 Ried (Aq.) Human remains from Patagonia. [In Sm. report, 
 1862.] 3936.17 
 
 Riedesel (Friedrich Adolph). See Biography (p. 192). 
 
 Riedesel (Friederike Charlotte Louise von) . Letters 
 and journals relating to the war of the Amer. 
 rev., and the capture of the German troops at 
 Saratoga. From the German, by W. L. Stone. 
 Albany, 1867. 8° 3153.24 
 
 Riegel (Franz). Diseases of the trachea and bronchi. [In 
 Ziemssen (H. von). Cycl. of medicine, v. 4, 1876.] 4358.04 
 
 Riesbeck (Gaspard de). *Travels through Germany, 1780. [In 
 Finkerton (J.) Voyages, v. 6.] 926.06 
 
 Riethmuller (Christopher James). Life and times of 
 Alex. Hamilton. London, 1864. 12°. . 3075.23 
 
 Rietschel (Ernst). See Chris, examiner, v. 71, 1861 ; p. 28-39. 
 
 Rifle (Use of the). See Military art (Fire-arms, p. 779). 
 
 Rifle and hound in Ceylon. See Baker (S. W.) 1869. . . 4615.11 
 
 Rifle, axe, and saddle-bags. See Milburn (W. H.) . . 1122.28 
 
 Rifle club and range. See Weston (A. H.) 1870. . . . 4515.36 
 
 Rig-Veda-Sanhita. Tr. by H. H. Wilson. 2d ed. L., 
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 — Same. Tr. and explained by F. Max Miiller. L., 
 
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 Contents : v. 1. Hymns of the Maruts or the stormgods. 
 
 — Same. Tr. de A. Langlois. Paris, 1870. 1. 8°. 7818.11 
 
 See also Qu. rev., v. 129, 1870 (the Rig Veda). 
 JJS- See also works on Literature (Sanscrit, p. 711.) 
 
 Rigby (Edward). Holkham, its agriculture, etc. 3ded. 1819. [In 
 Pamphleteer v. 13, 1819.] 5058.13 
 
 Riggs (Stephen R.) Grammar and dictionary of Dakota language. 
 [In Sm. contrib., v. 4.] 3937 04 
 
 Righetti (Pietro). *Deserizione del Campidoglio. 2 v 
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 Rights. See Law (Rights, p. 690). 
 
 Rights of necessity, and treatment of the necessitous 
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 Rights of women. See Women. 
 
 Rikart (Carl von). Menes and Cheops : with other 
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 Riker (James, jr.) Annals of Newtown in Queens 
 count}', N. Y. N. Y., 1852. 8°. . . . 613.25 
 
 Riley (Henry Thomas). Dictionary of Latin quota- 
 tions, proverbs, maxims, and mottos, with a 
 selection of Greek quotations. London, Bohn 
 
 „., 185 «; 12°- 6213.06 
 
 Riley (Rev. Isaac). Syrian home-life. New York 
 
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 Africa. London, 1817. 4° 1086 02 
 
 Rimbault (Edward Francis). Little book of songs 
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 --Ancient political tracts of the 16th century. [ZnPercvso- 
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 — Musical instruments. [In British m'f'g industries, v. 11 1876 1 
 
 — New history of the organ. [With Hopkins (E. J.) The Or- 
 
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 — Old ballads illustrating the great' frost of 1683-84, and the 
 
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 — Who was •■ Jack Wilson," the singer of Shakspere's stage? 
 
 London, 1846. 8° " ZnltUli 
 
 Rimms(Henry). Rise and progress of the Moravians 
 
 London, 1753. 8° 3452 01 
 
 Rimmel (Eugene). Book of perfumes." 4th ed Lon- 
 don, 1865. 12° 6014 .22 
 
 — Eecollections of the Paris exhibition, of 1867. Phil- 
 
 adelphia, 1868. 12° 3915.02 
 
 Rinaldo, a poem. See Tasso (T.) 1792 1692.15 
 
 Rindfleisch (Georg Eduard). Chronic aud acute tuberculosis. 
 
 [In Ziemssen (H.von). Cycl. of medicine, v. 5. 1874.] 4358.05 
 
 — Diseases of the respiratory organs. [In Ziemssen (H. von). 
 
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 Rinderpest, See Veterinary medicine. 
 
 Ring and the book. See Browning (R.) 2 v. 1869. . . 1623.06 
 
 Ring of amethyst, [a poem]. See Rollins (A, \Y.) 1873. 1681.26 
 
 Ringworm and its management. Fox (T.) 4351,21 
 
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 1855 1585.06 
 
 — Fairliolt (F. W.) Finger rings. [In Ms Rambles of an archaeol- 
 
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 — Jones (W.) Finger-ring lore. 1877. . . 1585.20 
 
 — Morgan (O.) On episcopal and other rings of investiture. 
 
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 — Waterton (E.) On episcopal rings. [In Archaeol. journal, 
 
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 Posy rings. [In Archasol. journal, v. 16.] . . . 1463.10 
 
 See also Blackw. mag., v. 74, 1853 (Coral rings); Brit. 
 
 qu. rev., July, 1874 or Littell, v. 3, 1874 ; Fraser's mag., 
 
 v. 63-54, 1856 (Old rings, by C. Badham ; 4 art.) 
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 Ringwalt (J. Luther). American encyelopasdia of 
 
 printing. Philadelphia, 1871. 8°. . . 2766.09 
 Rio (Alexis Francois). Poetry of christian art. From 
 
 the French. L., 1854. 8° 1442.24 
 
 Rio (Ercole del). The incomparable game of chess 
 
 Tr. by J. S. Bingham. L., 1820. 8°. . . 4614.28 
 Rio Grande Do Sul and Its German colonies. See Mulhall (M. G.) 
 Riofrey (A. M. Bureaud). On physical education ; 
 
 adapted to young ladies. 2d ed. L., 1838. 8°. 
 Ripa (Matteo). Memoirs at the court of Peking. 
 
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 Ripley (George). Philosophical miscellanies. From 
 
 the French of Cousin, Jouffroy, and B. Constant; 
 
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 — Defence of ' The latest form of infidelity ' examined. Boston, 
 
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 — and Taylor (B.) Hand-Book of literature and fine 
 
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 N. Y., 1849. 8° 585.20 
 
 Ripperda (Jan Willem, duque de). Campbell (J.) 
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 1740. 8° 3151.16 
 
 — James (G. F. R.) Eminent foreign statesmen, v. 4. .3211.22 
 Rise and fall of the mustache. See Burdette (R. J.) .6211.37 
 
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 Rishanger (Wm. de). Chronicle of the Barons' wars. 
 
 London, Camden soc, 1840. 4°. . . . 5112.15 
 Rising (Rev. Francis R.) Are there Romanizing germs in the 
 
 prayer-book? (N. Y., 1868. J 8° 3587.29 
 
 Rising aud setting faith. See Frothingham (O. B.) . . 3553.34 
 Rising faith (The). See Bartol (C. A.) 1874 3514.28 
 
 Ritchie (Anna Cora Mowatt). Autobiography of an 
 actress. B., 1854. 12° 3126.05 
 
 — Italian life and legends. N. Y. , 1870. 8°. 974.11 
 
 — Memoirs of madame dArblay. By Mrs. Helen 
 
 Berkelev [pseud.] 2 v. in 1. New York, 1844. 16°. 
 
 — Plays. Boston, 1855. 16° 1734.01 
 
 Contents: Armand, or the peer and peasant. Fashion. 
 4SF-Forher novels see Fiction class-list (p. 516). 
 Ritchie (Archibald Tucker). Dynamical theory of 
 the formation of the earth. 2 v. London, 1850. 8°. 
 Ritchie (James Ewing). About London. L., 1860. 12°. 
 - British senators : political sketches, past and pres- 
 ent. London, 1869. 12° 3252.20 
 
 Note. — Contains sketches ot 60 English statesmen. 
 
 — Religious life of London. L., 1870. 8°. .3446.15 
 Ritchie (Leitch). History of oriental nations, chiefly 
 
 possessions of Great Britain. 2 v. L., 1848. 8°. 
 
 — Windsor castle, and its environs ; including Eton 
 
 college. 2d ed. London, 1848. 8°. . . . 494.22 
 Ritchie (Thomas Edward). Account of the life and 
 
 writings of David Hume. London, 1807. 8°. 
 Ritson (Joseph). Ancient songs and ballads from 
 
 Henry n. to the revolution. 3d ed. revised by 
 
 "W. C. Hazlitt. London, 1877. 12°. . 1681.05 
 
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 _ Bibliographia poetica: Engl, poets of the 12th-16th 
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 — Fairy tales : prefixed two dissertations : 1. On 
 
 pygmies. 2. On fairies. L., 1831. 12°. 185.35 
 _ Gammer Gurton's garland : or, the Nursery par- 
 
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 _ Letters. Memoir by Sir H. Nicolas. 2 v. London, 
 
 1833. 12° 3153.10 
 
 — Life of king Arthur. London, 1825. 12° 3014.10 
 
 — Scottish songs and ballads. New ed. London, 
 
 1873. 18° 1681.27 
 
 .-Select collection ot Engl, songs. 3 v. L., 1783. 
 
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 Rittenhouse (David). See Biography (p. 192); also Herring (J.) 
 
 and Longacre (J. B.) Nat. portr. gallery, v. 2, 1835. 
 Hitter (Carl). Comparative geography. Tr. bv 
 
 W. L. Gage. Phil., 1865. 12°. . . . 921.02 
 
 — Comparative geography of Palestine and the Sinai- 
 
 tic peninsula. Tr. by W. Gage. 4 v. Edin., 
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 — Geographical studies. From the German, by W. 
 
 L Gage. Boston, 1863. 12° 932.03 
 
 -Oage(W. L.) Life of Bitter. 1867. . .3153.12 
 Bitter (Friedrich Louis). History of music. lst-2d 
 
 series. Boston, 1870-74. 16° 1562.03 
 
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 2d series. 
 Ritter (Heinrich). History of ancient philosophy. 
 
 From the German, by A. J. W. Morrison. 4 v. 
 
 Oxford, 1838. 8° 5416.07 
 
 Note.— For Contents see Philosophy (p. 852). 
 Ritualism. See Biblical and relig. lit. (Ritualism, p. 102); also 
 Atlantic monthly, v. 23. 1869 (R. in England, by A. Pem- 
 ber); Contemp. rev., v. 1, 1866 (Ritualism and ecclesiastical 
 law, by B. Shaw); v. 2, 1866 (Church vestments, by S. Cheet- 
 ham); v. 3, 1866 (Ritualism and ecclesiastical law; Truth 
 and theory of ritualism) ; v. 4, 1867 (Clerical vestments, by 
 Benj.Shaw; v. 6, 1867 (The commission on ritualism) ; v. 6, 
 1867 ilncenseand lights, by S. Cheetham); v. 9, 1868 (Prin- 
 ciples at stake, by H. Alford ; 2 art.); v. 17, 1871 (Rationale 
 of ritualism, by Malcom Maccoll ; Rationale of anti-ritual- 
 isin, by G. H. Sumner); Contemp. rev., v. 19, 1872 (Ration- 
 alism and ritualism, by Rev. J. Hunt); v. 20, 1872 (Ethics 
 of ritual); Ed. rev., v. 126, 1867 (Eitualism); Fortn. rev., 
 v. 68, 1867 (Significance of, by J. C. Morison); Fraser's 
 mae, v. 46, 1852 (The new reformation); v. 75,1867 (The 
 new confessional); Qu. rev., v. 122, 1867; v. 126, 1869 (Ultra 
 ritualism and ultra ritualists); Ed. rev., v. 136, 1872 (The 
 Bennet judgment). 
 River and the Desert. See Fardoe (Julia). 2 v. 1838. . 963.H 
 
 River gardens. See Humphreys (H. N.) 1857 4826.15 
 
 River Plate. See Countries (Argentine Republic, p. 291). 
 
 Rivers (Thomas). Minature fruit garden ; culture 
 of pyramidal fruit trees. N.Y., 1866. 8°. 6135.29 
 Rivers : their scenery and associations. 
 
 — Qibson(W. S.) [In his Miscellanies. 2d s. 1863 ; p. 191-209.] 
 
 — Qosse (P. H.) Rivers of the Bible. 1850. 1053.16 
 
 — Skrine (E. ) General account of all the rivers of 
 
 note in Great Britain. 1801. .... 955.16 
 %&~ See also works mentioned under heading Scenery 
 
 (in Fine arts, p. 548). 
 Rives ( Wm. C. ) History of the life and times of James 
 
 Madison. 3 v. Boston, 1859-70. 8°. . . 3116.05 
 Riviere (Henri). La grande marquise. Le comte 
 
 d'Arbray. Le cirque Gory. Paris, 1869. 16°. 7033.01 
 Rivieres (F. Philpin de). Holy places : their sanctity 
 
 and authenticity. London, 1874. 12°. . 3586.30 
 Roach. See Amusement (Fishing and angling : Roach, p. 25). 
 Roads. See Arts (Useful : Roads, p. 46) ; also Ed. rev., v. 119, 
 
 1864 (Hist, of highways). 
 Roadside poems for summer travellers. See Larcom (L.) 1663.37 
 
 Roba di Roma. See Story (W. W.) 1864 973.18 
 
 Robaok (C. W.) Mysteries of astrology, and the 
 
 wonders of magic. B., 1854. 8°. . . .3818.02 
 . Robberds (J.W.) Memoir of William Taylor, of Nor- 
 wich. 2 v. London, 1843. 8° 3172.06 
 
 Robbers. Mac Farlane ( 0. ) Lives and exploits of 
 
 banditti and robbers. 2 v. 1833. , . . 3262.01 
 Robbins. See also Robins. 
 Robbins (Archibald). Journal: account of the loss of 
 
 brig Commerce, James Riley, master, upon the 
 
 Western coast of Africa, 1815. Hartford, 1836. 12°. 
 Robbins (Chandler, D. D.) History of the Second 
 
 church,or Old North, in Boston. Boston, 1^-52. 8°. 
 
 — Central power of the gospel ; sermon at installation of Grin- 
 
 dall Reynolds, Concord, July 8, 1858. B., 1858. 8°. 3587.30 
 
 Discourse in commemoration of Henry Ware, jr., D. D. 
 
 Oct. 1, 1843. Boston, 1843. 8°. . . . . 3587.30 
 
 -— A feature of the times ; sermon. Boston, 1840. 8" 3587 30 
 
 — Prayer in the name of Christ : sermon. B., 1864 8° 3587 30 
 
 — Sermon ou the 25th anniv. of his ordination as pastor of the 
 
 2d church in Boston. B., 1858. 8° 3587 30 
 
 — Thanksgiving sermon, Nov. 26, 1S40. B., 1840 8°' 3537'' 
 
 — Two sermons belore the 2d church, Mch. 1U, 1844 on takirc 
 
 down their ancient place of worship. B., 1844 8" 4587 30 
 
 — Ware (H. jr.) Sermon at the ordination of Chandler RobbiDt. 
 
 Boston, December 4, 1833 3557 3( J 
 
 Robert I. Bruce, king of Scotland. See Biography (p! 192). 
 Robert of Gloucester. Chronicle [rhymed] to the 
 death of Henry III. in 1272. [In Heame (T ) 
 Works, v. 1-2. London, 1810. 8°.] . . 476.01 
 
 — Life and martyrdom of Thomas Beket. Ed. by W H Black 
 
 [In Percy society, v. 19, 1845.] 6060.19 
 
 Robert (Cyprien). The Slave provinces of Turkey 
 
 London, 1853. 12° 554.18 
 
 Robert (Maj. Henry M.) Pocket manual of rules of 
 
 order. Chicago, 1876. 16°. ..... 5617.31 
 
 Robert (Marie Anne de R.) Lesondins, conte moral. [In Gamier 
 
 Voyages imag., v. 19.] 7027.19 
 
 — Lbb Voyages de milord Ceton dans les sept pianettes. [In 
 
 Voyages imag., v. 17-18.] 7027.17 
 
 Roberts (David). *Holyland, Syria, Idumea, Egypt, 
 and Nubia ; from drawings made on the spot ; 
 with hist, descriptions, by Rev. G. Croly. 6 v. 
 in 3. London, 1855. 4° 1056.02 
 
 Roberts (Emma). Memoirs of the rival Houses of 
 York and Lancaster. 2 v. London, 1827. 8°. 454.09 
 
 Roberts (George). Life of James, duke of Mon- 
 mouth. 2 v. London, 1844. 8°. ... 3124. 10 
 
 — Social history of the southern counties of Eng- 
 
 land in past centuries. London, 1856. 8°. 475.13 
 
 Roberts (Jane). Two years at sea: voyage to Swan river and 
 Van Diemen's land, 1829-31. [In Waldie library, v. 4.] 
 
 Roberts (Job). The Pennsylvania farmer. Philadel- 
 phia, 1804. 16° 6121.02 
 
 Roberts (John). On billiards. Ed. by H. Buck. 2d 
 ed. enlarged. London, 1869. 8°. . . . 4612.10 
 
 Roberts (John S., ed.) Legendary ballads of Eng- 
 land and Scotland. London, 1870. 12°. 1681.11 
 
 Roberts (Joseph). Oriental illustrations of the sa- 
 cred scriptures, collected from the customs, rites, 
 and literature of the Hindoos. L., 1844. 12°. 
 
 Roberts (Capt. Joseph). Hand-book of artillery. New 
 York, 1861. 18° 4513.01 
 
 Roberts (Mary). Popular history of the mollusea. 
 London, 1851. sq. 16" 4825. 0U 
 
 — Buins and old trees, associated with English his- 
 
 tory. London, 1853. 8° 955.08 
 
 — Voices from the woodlands ; forest trees, ferns, 
 
 mosses, and lichens. L., 1850. sq. 16°. . 6135.20 
 Roberts (Sir Randall). The eastern question. Asia 
 
 Minor and Caucasus. Boston, 1877. 18°. 547.29 
 Roberts ( Samuel ). The Gypsies. 4th ed. London, 
 
 1836. 12° 5835.05 
 
 Roberts (Wm.) History of letter-writing. L., 1843. 8°. 
 
 — Life and correspondence of Hannah More. 2 v. 
 
 New York, 1845. 12° 3125.14 
 
 Roberts (Wm., M.D.) Practical treatise on urinary 
 
 and renal diseases. 2d ed. enl. L., 1872. 8°. 
 Roberts (Wm. Hayward). Select poems. Ed. by R. Walsh. [In 
 
 Sanford (E.) and Walsh (R.) Brit, poets, v. 27, 1819.] 
 Robertson (David). *Tour through the Isle of Man, 1791. [In 
 
 Finkerton (J.) Voyages, v. 2.] . ..... 926.02 
 
 Robertson (Eben M.) Historical essays in connec- 
 tion with land, the church, etc. Edin., 1872. 8°. 
 Contents : Standard of the past in weight and currency. 
 
 The year and the indiction. The land. Chapter of Eug- 
 
 lish history before the conquest. Rome. 
 
 — Scotland under her early kings. 2 v. E„ 1867. 8°. 
 Robertson (Rev. Frederick W.) Analysis of Tenny- 
 son's 'In memoriam.' 9th ed. L., 1877. Pi 1. 
 
 — Lectures and addresses. Boston, 1859. 12°. 2541.31 
 
 Contents : Two addresses to the members of the Work- 
 inemen's Institute, Brighton. Two lectures on the influ- 
 ence of poetry on the working classes. Lecture on 
 Wordsworth. Speeches. 
 
 — Notes on Genesis. N. Y., 1877. 2°. . -3732.08 
 -fermons. 5 v. Boston 1857-64. 12°. . .3587.05 
 Same. New ed. N. Y, 1871. 12°. . .3587.10 
 
 SS-For lives of F.W.R.see Biography (p. 192); ofso Chris. 
 exanT Mch., 1866, p. 219-233 (R. and the modern pulpit, 
 by S. Osgood); New Englander, May, 1877 (by E.D. Mead ; 
 39 pp.) 
 Robertson (Ignatius Loyote), pseud. See Knapp (S. L.) 
 
 la asking for books, use the •• Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
954 
 
 ROBERTSON - ROCK 
 
 Robertson (James Burton). Lectures on some sub- 
 jects of modern history and biography. 2d ed. 
 
 Dublin, 1864. 12° 2541.29 
 
 Contents : History of Spain in the 18th century. Life, 
 writings, and times of Chateaubriand. Free masonry, and 
 secret societies of modern times. 
 
 Robertson (James Craigie). History of the christian 
 church. 4v. [To 1517.] L., 1851-73. 8°. 3416.09 
 
 Robertson (Janet). Lights and shades on a travel- 
 ler's path [in France and Italy]. L., 1851. 8. 
 
 Robertson (John Parish andWm. Parish). Francia's 
 
 reign of terror. London, 1839. 12°. . 555.08 
 
 Note. — The above is v. 3 of their 'Letters on Paraguay'. 
 
 Robertson (Wm., D. D.) Hist, disquisition concern- 
 ing India ; prior to discovery of passage by Cape 
 of Good Hope. London, 1794. 8°. . 1014.08 
 
 — History of America, to 1688. 5th ed. 4 v. London, 
 
 1788-96. 8° 563.10 
 
 Same. N. Y., [n.d] 18°. [H. F. L.] . 562.07 
 
 — History of the reign of Charles V. , with a view of 
 
 the progress of society in Europe from the sub- 
 version of the Roman empire. 4 v. London, 
 1787. 8° 3035.04 
 
 Same. With the emperor's life after his abdi- 
 cation, by W. H Prescott. 3 v. Boston, 1856. 
 8° 3035.01 
 
 Same. Abridged ed. New York, 1852. 8°. 3035.10 
 
 — History of Scotland during the reigns of queen 
 
 Mary and of James. 2 v. L., 1787. 8°. 496.01 
 JdgrFor biogr. and crit. notices of the author, see Biogra- 
 phy (p. 192). 
 
 Robertson {Rev. Wm.) Kesidence at Gibraltar in 
 1841. Edinburgh, 1844. 8° 985.06 
 
 Robespierre (Maximilien J. M. I. de). See Biography (p. 192); 
 also Fortn. rev., Aug., Sept,, 1876 (2 art. by John Morley). 
 
 Robin Goodfellow (Mad pranks and merry jests of) ; repr. from 
 ed. of 1628. Introd. by J. P. Collier. L., Percy soc, 1841. 
 16° 5060.02 
 
 Robin Hood. See (in Biography, p. 157) Hood (Kobin); also 
 Poetry (Collective : Ballads, p. 904). 
 
 Robins. -See also Robbins. 
 
 Robinson (Charles S.) Short studies for Sunday-school teach- 
 ers. N. Y., 1868. 12°. 3587.13 
 
 Robinson (Clement). Ahandefulof pleasant delites. 
 Repr. from ed. of 1584. London, Spencer soc, 
 1871. 4° 1688.02 
 
 Robinson (Edward, D.D. ) Harmony of the four gos- 
 pels in- English. Boston, 1857. 12°. . . 3752.01 
 
 — Physical geography of the Holy Land. Boston, 
 
 1865. -8°.' 1055.07 
 
 — and Smith (E.) Biblical researches in Palestine in 
 
 1838. 2 v. Boston, 1856. 8° 1055.03 
 
 — Later Biblical researches in Palestine in 1852. 2d 
 
 ed. Boston, 1857. 8° 1U55.05 
 
 — Four maps to accompany the Biblical researches. 
 
 By H. Kiepert. Boston, 1856. 8°. . . 1055.06 
 
 — Smith (H. B.) and Hitchcock (R. Z>.) Life of. 
 Robinson (Fayette). Account of the organization of 
 
 the army of the United States. With biographies. 
 2 v. Phil., 1848. 8° 575.17 
 
 — Mexico and her military chieftains. Hartford 
 
 „ „. 1848. 12°. .- 666.19 
 
 Robinson (Fred. Wm.) See Fiction class list (p. 516). 
 Robinson (George). Prevention and treatment of 
 
 mental disorders. London, 1859. 12°. . 4355.13 
 
 Robinson (Henry Crabb). Diary, reminiscences and 
 corresp. Ed. by T. Sadler. 2 v. B., 1869. 12° 
 
 Robinson (Hercules). Sea drift. L., [1866.] 16°' 
 
 Robinson (H. M.) Great fur land; or life in the 
 Hudson's Bay territory. N. Y., 1879. 12°. 1115.21 
 
 Robinson (H. N.) Shorter course. See Fish (D. w.) Interme- 
 diate arithmetic. 40H 20 
 
 Robinson (James). Whole art of curing," pickling, 
 and smoking meat and fish. L., 1847. 16°! 
 
 Robinson {Rev. John, the pilgrim father). Works] 
 With memoir and annotations, by R. Ashton 
 3 v. London, 1851. 12° 3588.01 
 
 Robinson (J. C.) Critical account of the drawings 
 by Michel Angelo and Raffaello in the University 
 galleries, Oxford. Oxford, 1870. 12°. . 1445.07 
 
 — South Kensington museum. Italian sculpture of 
 
 the middle ages and the revival of art. London, 
 
 1862. 8° 1455 27 
 
 Robinson (J. R.) Explosions of steam boilers : how 
 
 caused and prevented. B., 1870. 12°. . 3921.12 
 Robinson (Lucius, gov. ofN. T. State). See biog. sketch in Phren 
 
 jour., Apl., 1877. 
 Robinson (.Mrs. Mary). Memoir. By herself. 2 v. New 
 
 York, 1816. 16°. 3153.31 
 
 Robinson (P. F. ) *Designs for lodges and park en- 
 trances. London, 1833. 4°. 1316.05 
 
 — Rural architecture ; designs for ornamental cot- 
 
 tages. London, 1836. 4°. 1316.06 
 
 Robinson (Richard). Golden mirrour. Introd., etc. by 
 
 T. Corser. London, Chetham soc, v. 23, 1851. 4°. 
 Robinson (Robert). Teacher's manual of method 
 
 and organization. 3d ed. London, 1869. 12°. 
 Robinson (Sara T. L.) Kansas ; its interior and exl 
 
 terior life. 8th ed. Boston, 1857. 12°. . 1122.11 
 Robinson (Mrs. The"rese Albertine L. von Jacob). 
 
 ['Talvi,' pseud.] Languages and literature of the 
 
 Slavic nations. New York, 1850. 12°. . 2732.07 
 
 — History of the colonization of America. Ed. by W. 
 
 Hazlitt. 2 v. London, 1851. 8°. ... 572.25 
 «S-For her novels, see Fiction class-list (p. 616). 
 Robinson (W.) Alpine flowers for English gardens 
 London, 1870. 12° 6132.07 
 
 — Gleanings from French gardens. 2d ed. L., 1869. 8°. 
 
 — Hardy flowers. London, 1871. 12°. . . . 4913.12 
 
 — Mushroom culture. London, 1870. 12°. . 6124.14 
 
 — Parks, promenades, and gardens of Paris. Lon- 
 
 don, 1869. 8° 6125.08 
 
 — The wild garden ; groves and shrubberies of 
 
 hardy exotic plants. London, 1870. 12°. 6132.09 
 Robinson (Wm. Davis). Memoirs of the Mexican re- 
 volution [1810-19], including the expedition of 
 Xavier Mina. 2 v. London, 1821. 8°. . 566.17 
 Robinson (Wm. S. ) [Warrington, pseud.'] The sal- 
 ary grab. Boston, 1873. 16° 5732.11 
 
 — Warrington's manual. Boston, 1876, 24°. 5617.27 
 Robinson Crusoe's money. See Wells (D. A.) . . . . 6913.29 
 Robinson's shorter course. 
 
 — Fish (D. W. ) Complete arithmetic. 1876. 4011.40 
 
 — Ficklin (J.) Complete algebra. 1878. . .4012.33 
 Robison (John, L.L.B.) Proofs of a conspiracy 
 
 against all the religions and governments of Eu- 
 rope, carried on in the secret meetings of free 
 masons, illuminati, and reading societies. 3d ed. 
 London, 1798. 8° 5837.30 
 
 — A rudimentary treatise on construction in carpen- 
 
 try and joinery. London, 1859. 16°. .1312.07 
 
 Same. Atlas of engravings. London, 1859. 4°. 
 
 Rob Roy. See Macgregor (Rob Roy), p. 173 of Cat. 
 Rob Roy canoe (1,000 miles in the). See Macgregor (J.) 942.16 
 Rob Roy on the Baltic. See Macgregor (J.) ..... 942.17 
 Rob Roy on the Jordan, etc. See Macgregor (J.) . . . 1053.19 
 Rob Roy (Voyage alone in the). See Macgregor (J.) . 942.16 
 
 Robson (John, esq.) Three early English metrical 
 romances ; with introd. and glossary. London, 
 Camden soc, 1842. 4°. ...... . 5112.18 
 
 Robson (Wm. ) Great sieges of history. L., 1871. 8°. 
 
 — Life of Richelieu. London, (1874). 12°. 3152.30 
 
 — Old play-goer. London, 1846. 8°. . . . 1735.29 
 Roby (Henry John). Grammar of the Latin lan- 
 guage. London, 1871-74. 16°. . . . 6411.20 
 
 Roby (John). Popular traditions of England. 1st 
 series : Lancashire. 3 v. L., 1841. 8°. 243.55 
 
 Rochdale pioneers. See Fraser's mag., v. 61, 1860. 
 
 Rochefort (Charles Ce"sar, comte de). Memoirs, un- 
 der Richelieu, and Mazarin : with passages of 
 the reign of Lewis [13th]. 3d ed. corrected. 
 London, 1705. 8°. 3153.30 
 
 Rochefort (Henri). King {E.) French polit. leaders. 1876. 3221.17 
 
 — Jtfereofthe third republic. 1873 3262 27 
 
 See also Galaxy, June, 1874 (by J. H. Browne). 
 Rochefoucauld. See La Rochefoucauld. 
 Rocbejacquelein (Marie Louise Victoire, marquise 
 
 de). Memoirs. 2d ed. Edin., 1817. 8° 3097.10 
 Rochester {Earl of). See Wilmot (John Wilmot, earl of). 1691.10 
 Rochester, {N. Y.) See Countries, etc. {Rochester, p. 861). 
 Rochette (Desire Raoul). Lectures on ancient art. 
 
 London, 1854. 12° 1441.01 
 
 Rochon (Alexis Marie). "Voyage to Madagascar, 1792. [In Fin- 
 
 kerton (J.) Voyages, v. 16.) 926.16 
 
 Rock {Captain), the Irish chieftain. See Moore (T.) Memoirs, etc. 
 Rook (Rev. Daniel). Textile fabrics. New York, 1876. 
 
 8°. [South Kensington museum art handbook. 
 
 No. 1.] 3931.53 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
ROCK - ROLAND 
 
 955 
 
 Rock me to sleep mother. See Allen (Eliz. Akers). 
 Rocks. See Geology and mineralogy (p. 573); also Zirkel (P.) 
 Miovoscopical petrography. [In 0. S. Engineer dept. Geol. 
 explor. of the 40th parallel, v. 6. 1876.] . . . 1116.14 
 
 Hocks ahead. See Greg (W. E.) 6812.26 
 
 Rocks and shoals. See Hepworth (G. H.) 1870. . . . 3561.19 
 Rockwell (Rev. Charles). The Catskjll mountains 
 and the region around. N. Y., 1871. 16°. 1112.30 
 Rocky Mountain saints. See Stenhouse (T. B. H.) 1873. 3464.10 
 Rocky Mountains. See Countries, ete. (Rocky Mountains, p. 361). 
 Roooles (Jean Baptiste de). Les imposteurs insignes. 
 
 2 v. Bruxelles, 1728. 16° 3261.10 
 
 Rodandthegun. See Wilson (J.) 1840 4615.05 
 
 Rod (The). See Flagellation (p. 551) 5817.22 
 
 Rodd (Thomas). Catalogue of books. Part 1. The- 
 ology -metaphysics, moral philosophy, and edu- 
 cation. London, [n. d] 8° 2723.14 
 
 — History of Charles the Great and Orlando , ascribed 
 
 to Turpin. With ancient Spanish ballads re- 
 lating to the twelve peers of France ; with Engl, 
 metrical versions. [Spanish and English.] 2 v. 
 London, 1812. 8° 1682.32 
 
 Rodentia. See Natural history (p. 810). 
 
 Roderick, the last of the Goths. See Soufhey (E.) . . 1686.03 
 
 Rodman (Thomas J.) Keports of experiments on 
 metals for cannon, and cannon powder. Boston, 
 1861. 4° 4518.09 
 
 Rodwell (George F.) Birth of chemistry. London, 
 1874. 16°. [Nature series.] 4213.05 
 
 — Dictionary of science. L., 1871. 8°. [Haydn series. ] 
 Rodwell (James). The rat. New ed. L., 1872. 16°. 
 Roe (Azel Stevens). See Fiction class-list (p. 517). 
 
 Roe (Bev. Edward P. ) Play and profit in my garden. 
 New York, 1873. 12° 612121 
 
 — Manual on the culture of small fruits. Newburgh, 
 
 (A*. K,) 1876. 8° 6133.19 
 
 jjyFor his novels, see Fiction class-list (p. 517). 
 Roe (Sir Thomas). *Voyage to India, 1614-15. [In Finkerton (J.) 
 Voyages, v. 8.] 926.08 
 
 Roebling (Washington A.) Pneumatic tower founda- 
 tions of the East Kiver bridge. N. Y., 1872. 8°. 
 
 Roehrig (F. L. O.) On the language- of the Dakota or Sioux In- 
 dians. [In Sm. report, 1871.] 3936.26 
 
 Roelker (Bernard). Argument in favor of the con- 
 stitutionality of the legal tender clause in the act 
 of congress, Feb. 25, 1862. N. Y., 1863. 8°. 5937.12 
 
 — Constitutions of France. B., and Cambr., 1818. 12°. 
 Roffe (A.) An essay on the ghost belief of Shake- 
 speare. [L.,n. d. 8°. No title page.} . . . 1752.14 
 
 Roger de Hoveden. Annals, a. d. 732, to 1201. Tr. 
 
 by H. T. Eiley. 2 v. L., Bohn, 1853. 12° 471.19 
 
 -Chronica, v. 1-4. [732-1192.] L., 1808-71. 8°. 
 
 [Rolls chronicles.] 5140, — 
 
 Roger of Wendover. Flowers of history ; England. 
 
 [447-1235.] 2 v. London, 1849. 12°. . 471.11 
 Rogers (Charles). *Collection of prints in imitation 
 
 of drawings. With lives of their authors. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1778. Imp. fol A. 57.04 
 
 Rogers (Charles, ed. ) 'Centenary garland : pictorial 
 
 illustrations of the novels of Sir Walter Scott, by 
 
 G. Cruikshank, etc. Edin., 1871. sm. 4°. 3157.25 
 
 — Scottish minstrel : songs of Scotland subsequent 
 
 to Burns. Edin., 1870. 8° 1678.01 
 
 Rogers (E. C.) Philosophy of mysterious agents, 
 
 human and mundane. B., 1853. 12°. 3815.38 
 Rogers (Fairman). Construction of bridges. [In Smith, report, 
 
 1861.] 3936.16 
 
 — Roads and bridges. [In Sm. report, I860.] . . . 3936.15 
 Rogers (George). Memoranda of the experiences, 
 
 labors, etc. of a universalist preacher, [anon.] 
 Cin., 1845. 12° 3153.27 
 
 Rogers (George Alfred). Art of wood-carving. 3d ed. 
 London, 1871. 12° 1443.16 
 
 Rogers (Henry). Eclipse of faith. B., 1855. 12°. 
 Note.— For criticism, see Newman (F. W.) Eeply, etc. 
 
 — Defence of the Eclipse of faith. Boston, 1856. 
 
 12°. 3587.17 
 
 — Essay on Thomas Fuller ; with selections from his 
 
 writings. London, 1857. 16°. . . . 5075.20 
 
 — Essays from 'Good words.' L., 1867. 16°. 2541.32 
 
 Contents : Les apotres. Christianity vindicated from 
 alleged tendencies to persecution. Dialogues on strikes 
 and lockouts. Sketch of Samuel Fletcher. Story of 
 John Hubs. 
 
 — Greyson letters. Boston, 1858. 12°. . . 3587 18 
 
 cM™,"^^™^ n0Tel readin 8- Letters to an in- 
 ♦i« ™L r 0l , 0gls h 0n P™^ 61 - On the atonement. On 
 ToaTl™ al ? of^^MP- To a homoeopathic friend 
 <nlnr»mf n ft ^ U . Sla9t ; 0n Peace principles. On Ihe 
 Jhe^f »L ° f ^°f la £ c ™t r °versy. Dispute between an 
 atheist and deist. To a friend who had become a deist. 
 True catholioism On beards. • Transmutation • and 
 development' theories, and numerous other miscel 
 pieces. 
 
 — Beason and faith, and other miscellanies. Boston, 
 
 1853 - 12 ° 3587.19 
 
 Contents: Life and writings of Thomas Fuller. Andrew 
 Marveil. Luther's correspondence and character. Genius 
 and writings of Pascal. Sacred eloquence. The British 
 pulpit. Vanity and glory of literature. Eight of private 
 judgment. Season and faith. 
 
 — Superhuman origin of the Bible inferred from 
 
 itself. N. Y, 1874. 8° 3587.26 
 
 Rogers (Henry Darwin). Geology of Pennsylvania. 2 v. 
 4° and maps, fol. Phil., 1858 4117.07 
 
 — Eeport on the geol. survey of New Jersey. Phil., 1836. 8* 
 
 Same. Final report. Trenton, 1865. 8°. . . . 4116.09 
 
 Rogers (James E. Thorold). Cobden and modern 
 
 political opinion: essays. _ L., 1873. 8°. 5724.18 
 Contents: The parliament of "l841. The defence of the 
 corn laws. The land question. International relations. 
 War and peace. Military and naval expenditure. Finan- 
 cial reform. India and the colonies. Parliamentary re- 
 form. Commercial diplomacy. Education. 
 
 — Education in Oxford : its method, its aids, and its 
 
 rewards. London, 1861. 8° 5515.22 
 
 — • Historical gleanings. 2 v. L., 1869-70. 12°. 3252.21 
 
 Contents : [v. 1.] Montagu. Eobert Walpole. Adam 
 
 Smith. Cobbett. 2. Wicklii. Laud. Wilkes. Home Tooke. 
 
 — History of agriculture and prices in England, 1259- 
 
 1793. v. 1-2, 1259-1400. 2 v. Oxford, 1866. 8°. 
 
 — Manual of political economy. Oxford, 1868. 8°. 
 
 — Social economy. N. Y., 1872. 12°. . . . 5911.27 
 Rogers (John, martyr, d. 1555). Writings. London, 
 
 [n. d] 8° 3536.25 
 
 — Wordsworth (C.) Eccl. biogr., V. 2, 1863 (from Foxe). . 3416.02 
 Rogers (Mary Eliza). Domestic life in Palestine. 2d 
 
 ed. London, 1863. 12° 1051.18 
 
 Rogers (May). Waverley dictionary : characters in 
 
 Scott's novels, with analysis. Chicago, 1879. 12°. 
 Rogers (Robert P.) Two discourses in the first congr. meeting 
 
 house, Canton, Sept., 1861. BoBton, 1851. 8°. . . 3631.10 
 Rogers (B. Vashon, jr.) Law of the road ; or, wrongs 
 
 and rights of a traveler. San Francisco, 1876. 12°. 
 
 — Law of hotel life. San Francisco, 1879. 12°. 5621.18 
 Rogers (Samuel). Poetical works. Phil., 1852. 8°. 
 Same. Phil., 1854. 8° 1682.31 
 
 Contents : Pleasures of memory. Voyage of Columbus. 
 Italy. Miscellaneous. 
 
 — Eecollections. Boston, 1859. 16°. . . .3153.19 
 Becollections of [his] table-talk. With Porsoniana. 
 
 New York, 1856. 12° 3153.20 
 
 4S- For biogr. sketches of Eogers, see Biography (p. 193); 
 
 also New monthly mag., Nov., 1831 (with portrait). _ 
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 — Petits chefs d' ceuvre. Paris, 1852. 12°. . 7033.07 
 
 Contents : Discours couronne par 1' Academic de Dijon. 
 Discours sur 1' inegalite parmi leB hommes. Du contrat 
 social. Lettre a M. Philopolis. Jugeraent sur leprojet de 
 pais perpetuelle de 1' abbe de St. Pierre. Lettre a d' Al- 
 embert sur les spectacles. Quatre lettres a M. de Males- 
 herbes. Le levite d' Ephraim. Lettre a M. de Beaumont 
 sur son mandement. 
 
 — Akerly (J. ) Voltaire and Kousseau against the 
 
 atheists ; passages from those writers, selected 
 and translated. 1845 3616.05 
 
 .6QF" For lives and crit. estimates of Rousseau, see Biogra- 
 phy (p. 193); also Clarke (J. F.) Memorial and biographical 
 sketches, 1878 ; p. 343-382 [3212.24]; repr. from Chris, 
 exam., Itch., 1868 ; — Sainte-Beuve (C. A.) Monday-chats, 
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 the 19th century. London, 1876. 12°. . 3906.22 
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 navigation. Ships of war. Fire-arms. TorpedoeB. Suez 
 canal. Sand. Iron bridges. Printing-machines. Hydraulic 
 power. Pneumatic dispatch. Rock boring. Light. Spec- 
 troscope. Electricity. Electric telegraph. Light-houses. 
 Photography. Printing. Recording instruments. Aquaria. 
 Gold and diamonds. New metals. India rubber. Anaes- 
 thetics. Explosives. Mineral combustibles. Coal-gas. Coal 
 tar colors. The amount of energy in the universe is con- 
 stant. 
 
 — Science in sport made philosophy in earnest. Lon- 
 
 don, 1877. 12°. . 3922.07 
 
 Roux (H., aini, engraver); Heiculaneum et Pompeii. See Barro 
 
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 Row (Augustus). Masonic biography and diction- 
 ary. Philadelphia, 1868. 8° 5837.19 
 
 Row (Charles Adolphus). Christian evidences and 
 modern thought. Bampton lecture. London, 
 1877. 8° 3588.05 
 
 — Letter to R. H. Inglis, M. P., In reply to his speech on 
 
 univ. reform. London, 1850. 8° 5093.21 
 
 Row (Richard). Episodes in an obscure life ; the 
 Tower Hamlets. [anon.~\ L, 1871. 8°. 5828.01 
 
 Row (The) in Dame Albion's church school. By S. E. T. [anon.] 
 London, 1871. 8°. . . , 483.13 
 
 RowBotham (Thomas). Art of sketching from na- 
 ture. Boston, 1863. 12° 1432.27 
 
 Same. 36th ed. London, 1875. 12°. 1471.17 
 
 — Art of landscape painting in water colours. 31st 
 
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 Rowe (Mrs. Eliz.) Friendship in death, in 20 let- 
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 (A.) Engl, poets, v. 9. 1810.] 1626.09 
 
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 ,0®= For lives of the poets, see Biography (p. 194.) 
 
 Rowell (G. A.) Essay on rain and allied phenom- 
 ena. Oxford, 1859. 8° 4021.20 
 
 Rowell (George P.) American newspaper directory. 
 New York, 1870. 8° 2735.18 
 
 Rowing almanack and oarsman's companion, 1870. 
 London, 1870. 18° 4612.26 
 
 Rowing and boating. See Amusements (Rowing, etc., p. 25). 
 
 Rowland (David). The Law of nature the founda- 
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 — Manual of the English constitution. L., 1859. 12°. 
 Rowland (Rev. Thomas). Grammar of the Welsh 
 
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 Rowlands (Samuel). The four knaves ; satirical tracts. Ed. 
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 Rowlands (Wm.) Cambrian bibliography to 1800. 
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 Rowlandson (Thomas). Illustrations. See Combe (W.) Tour 
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 Rowley (Son. Hugh, pseud). Puniana : riddles, etc. 
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 Rowley (James). Rise of the people and growth of 
 parliament to the accession of Henry vn. 1215- 
 1485. New York, 1877. 32°. [Epochs of Engl, 
 history.] 461.23 
 
 — Settlement of the constitution. 1689-1784. New 
 
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 Rowley (Wm.) Search for money. London, Percy soc, 1840. 12". 
 Rowntree (J. S. ) Quakerism, past and present. Lon- 
 don, 1859. 12°. 3448.02 
 
 Rowton (Frederic). The debater. L., 1846. 12°. 
 
 — Female poets of Gt. Britain. With additions by 
 
 an Amer. editor. Phila., 1854. 12°. . . 1683.27 
 
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 Roxburghe library. [Publications. Ed. by W. C. 
 
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 Contents : 1868. Inedited tracts : 16th-17th centurieB 
 
 [454.24]. Browne (W.) Whole works, v. 1 [1615.29]. 
 
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 English drama and stage, 1643-1664 [1731.23]. Gas- 
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 husbandman, 1530. London, 1871. 16°. 5011.10 
 
 Royal agricultural society of England. Vol. 1-25, 
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 Note.— The Index to v. 1-25 is bound with v. 25. 
 
 Koyal and republican France. See Reeve (H.) .... 617.20 
 
 Royal archaeological institute of Great Britain and 
 Ireland. Archaeological journal, v. 1-24, 1844-67. 
 24 v. London, 1846-47. 8° 1463.19 
 
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 Royal confectioner. See Franoatelli (E. O.) 1874. . . 6017.10 
 
 Royal engineer. See Head (Sir F. B.) 1869 4515.04 
 
 Royal engineers (Corps of). Papers on subjects con- 
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 Royal exile; Mary, queen of Scots: with other original 
 poems. By a young lady. 2 v. L., 1822. 8°. 
 
 Royal favorites. See Menzies (Sutherland) 3257.10 
 
 Royal geographical society of London. Journal, 
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 History of the Boyal institution of Great Britain. 
 [In Sm. report, 1867.] 3936.22 
 
 See also Ed. rev., v. 135, 1872 ; Fraser's mag., v. 60, 1854 
 (The Boyal Institution and education). 
 
 Royal Irish academy. Proceedings, v. 1-7, 1836-1831. 
 
 7 v. Dublin, 1841-62. 8° 5311.01 
 
 Royal microscopical society. Transactions, v. 1-16. 
 
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 Note. — Bound year by year with " Quarterly journal of 
 
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 Royal society of London. Catalogue of scientific 
 
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 — Weld (C. E.) History of. With memoirs of the 
 
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 Royal society of literature of the United Kingdom. 
 
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 Same. 2d series, v. 1-9. London, 1843-70. 8°. 
 
 Royal society of northern antiquaries. Guide to 
 
 Northern archaeology. Ed. by the earl of Elles- 
 
 mere. London, 1848. 8° 513.09 
 
 — Beport to its British and American members. Co- 
 
 penhagen, 1836. 8° 543.12 
 
 — Memoires, 1840-44. Copenhagen, 1844. 8°. 543.12 
 
 — Bulletin, 1843-45 . 543.12 
 
 Royall (Mrs. Anne). Pennsylvania, or travels con- 
 tinued. 2 v. Washington, 1829. 8°. . 1123.23 
 
 Note.— v. 2 is wanting. 
 Royalty in the new world. See Oornwallis (K.) 1860 . . 3013.13 
 Royce (Samuel). Deterioration and race education, 
 with practical application to the condition of the 
 people and industry. Boston, 1878. 12°. 5522.12 
 Royle (John Forbes). Culture and commerce of cot- 
 ton in India and elsewhere. London, 1851. 8°. 
 
 — Fibrous plants of India. London, 1855. 8°. 4915.04 
 Rozet (Claude Antoine) and Carette (A E. H. ) Alge- 
 ria Paris, 1848. 8°. [Univers.] . . . 901.07 
 
 Rubaiyit. See Omar Khayyam 7811.11 
 
 Bubens (Peter Paul). See Biography (p. 194); also Calvert (G. H.) 
 Life of Rubens, 1876 [3154.32]; Temple bar, Dec, 1874 
 (Bubens and Vandyck in England); International rev., v. 7, 
 1879 (R. by P. (i. Hamerton). 
 
 Rubeta (Vision of). See Osborn (Laughton) 1674.32 
 
 Rubruquis or Ruysbroek (Guillaume de). Voyage remarquable 
 en Tartaric et a la Chine, mccliii. Trad, de l'Anglois par 
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 p. 161-261.] 914.08 
 
 Same. [In Pinkerton { J.) Voyages, v. 7.] . . . . 926.07 
 
 — St. John (J. A.) Lives, etc., v. 1 3221.04 
 
 Riickert (Friedrich). Gedichte. 2 v. Ebend., 1876. 
 
 12°. 7125.06 
 
 Note For notices of Riickert, see Christ, exam., July, 
 
 1866 ; p. 48-62 ; Atlantic monthly, v. 18, 1856 (by Bayard 
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 Rudd {Mrs. M :. C.) Facts : or, anarrative of [her] case. London, 
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 Ruddock (E. Harris, M. D.) Essentials of diet. Re- 
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 — Homoeopathic vade mecum. 5th ed. London 
 
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 enl. London, 1872. 12° 43] 2. 14 
 
 — Stepping-stone to homoeopathy and health. Chi- 
 
 cago, 1873. 12° 4342 17 
 
 Rude If ™ )Cois )- Sec Hamerton (P. G.) Modern Frenchmen. 
 
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 Kude stone monuments in all countries. See Fergusson (J.) 
 
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 Ruding (Rogers). * Annals of the coinage of' Great 
 Britain and its dependencies. 3d ed. 3 v Lon- 
 don, 1840. 4° 1586.01 
 
 Ruehle (Hugo). Diseases of the respiratory organs. [In Ziems- 
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 Rues (Les)de Paris. .See Lurine (L.) 967.08 
 
 Ruffini (Giovanni). A quiet nook in the Jura. Edin. , 
 
 1867. 16° 982.02 
 
 — Memoires d'un conspirateur Italien. Paris, 1859. 
 
 12°. 7048.18 
 
 SS~ For his novels in English, see Fiction (p. 518). 
 
 Ruffner (Henry). The fathers of the desert : monk- 
 ery among heathen nations ; its passage into the 
 church, etc. 2 v. N. Y., 1860. 12°. . .3421.01 
 
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 Rugby school. Hughes ( T. ) School days at Rugby. 
 
 — Becollections of Rugby, by an old Rugbaean. Lon- 
 
 don, 1848. 16° 5511.01 
 
 — Staunton (H.) Great schools of England, 1865 ; p. 350.403. 
 
 See also Blackwood's mag., v. 91, 1862 (A visit to Rugby); 
 Qu. rev., v. 102, 1857 or Littell, v. 19, 1857; and Stanley's 
 Life of Dr. Arnold. 
 
 Ruggieri (Cesar). Narrative of the crucifixion of Matthew Lov- 
 at, executed by his own hands, at Venice, July, 1805. 
 [In Pamphleteer, v. 3.] 6058.03 
 
 Ruggle (George). Ignoramus, comoedia. L., 1787. 8°. 
 
 Ruggles (F.) Hist, of Poultney, Vt. See Joslin (J.), Frisbie (B.) 
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 tist. New York, 1870. 16°. . . , . .1752.15 
 
 Ruggles (Thomas). History of the poor. 2 v. Lon- 
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 Ruins (The) See Volney (C. C, comte de) 3611.02 
 
 Ruins and old trees. See Roberts (Mary) 955.08 
 
 Ruins of many lands : [poem]. See Michell (N.) . . . 1667.08 
 
 Ruins of sacred and historic lands. L., 1850. 16°. 
 
 Ruiz (Hippolito). Dissertations on medicinal plants of So. Amer. 
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 Ruiz (Juan). See Fortn. rev., Dec, 1876 (by M. A. Ward). 
 
 Rule (Wm. Harris). History of the Inquisition. Lon- 
 don, 1874. 8° 3428.20 
 
 Rule of life ; a collection of moral sentences, [anon.'] 
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 Rules of order. See Law {Parliamentary law, p. 690). 
 
 Rulhiere (Claude Carloman de). History of the rev- 
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 ton, 1798. 24.° 551.15 
 
 Ruling ideas in early ages and their relation to Old Test, faith. 
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 Rumford (Beuj., count). See Thompson (Ben,)., count Rumford). 
 
 Rumsey (Henry V.) Essays and papers on some fal- 
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 healhand disease. London, 1875. 8°. . 5927.28 
 
 Rumsey (James). Short treatise on the application of steam 
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 RundaU (Thomas, ed.) Memorials of the empire ot 
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 Rundell (Samuel). Observations on redemption, 
 divine worship, and on the partaking ol the 
 flesh and blood of Jesus Christ. London, 1834 
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 Runnymede (Letters of). See Disraeli (B.) 6716.26 
 
 Rupp (I. Daniel). History of the religious denomina- 
 tions in the U. S. Phil., 1844. 8°. . .3458.03 
 Ruppaner (Antoine). Principles and practice of 
 laryngoscopy and rhinoscopy in diseases of the 
 throat and nasal passages. N.Y.,1868. 8°. 4337.06 
 
 — Eeport on medicine and surgery. [CT, S. Com. to Int. exhib. 
 
 at Vienna, 1873. Reports, v. 2. 1875.] 3916.19 
 
 Ruppius (Otto). Der Pedlar; Koman aus dem amer. 
 
 Leben. 2teAufl. Berlin, 1862. 16° . 7125.08 
 
 Rural aud domestic life of Germany. See Howitt (W.) ■ 966.07 
 
 Rural hours. See Cooper (S. F.) 1850 6122.10 
 
 Rural letters. See Willis (N. P ) 2545.29 
 
 Rural life in England. See Howitt (Wm.) 954.05 
 
 Rural poems. See Barnes (W.) 1869 1614.13 
 
 Rural poetry. See Poetry (Nature : rur poetry, p. 907). 
 Rural rambles. By a lady. Phil., 1854. 8\ 4731.09 
 
 Rural sports. See Daniel (W. B.) 4 v 4625.14 
 
 Rural studies. See Mitchell (D. G.) 6122.08 
 
 Ruschenberger (Wm. S. W.) Voyage round the 
 world ; incl. embassy to Muscat a»-d iiam, 1835- 
 
 37. Phil., 1838. 8°. 914.26 
 
 Rush (Friar). Wright (Th.) On friar Rush nd the frolicsome 
 elves. [In his Essays on lit., etc., v. 2. 1846.] . . 2722.21 
 Rush (Benj.) Essays: literary, moral and philos. 2d 
 ed. with additions. Phil., 1806. 8°. . 2538.29 
 Contents: Public schools in Penn. Of the mode of edu- 
 cation proper in a republic. Upon the study of Latin and 
 Greek. Thoughts upon amusements and punishments 
 proper for schools. Female education. Defence of the 
 Bible as a school book. Address to ministers upon sub- 
 jects interesting to morals. Inquiry into the consistency 
 of oaths with Christianity. Public punishments. Of the 
 punishment of murder by death. Plan of a peace-office 
 for the United States. Information to immigrants. Pro- 
 gress of Pennsylvania. German inhabitants of Pennsyl- 
 vania. Thoughts on common sense. Vices peculiar to 
 the Indians. Use of tobacco. Of the sugar maple tree. 
 Account of Edward Drinker. Ann "Woods. Benjamin 
 Lay. Anthony Benezet. Paradise of negro slaves, a 
 dream. Causes of premature death. William Cullen. 
 David Rittenhouse. 
 — . Address to people of the United States, 1787, previous to the 
 meeting of the federal convention, with sketch of life. [In 
 Moore (F.) Amer. eloquence, v. 1. 1857.] . 6325.01 
 JQ3T For notices of Benj. Rush, see Biography (p. 194). 
 Rush (Jacob). Charges on moral and religious sub- 
 jects. N. Y., 1804. 16° 3592.00 
 
 Rush (James). Philosophy of the human voice. Phil. , 
 
 1859. 8° 6333.24 
 
 Rush (Richard). Occasional productions : political, 
 diplomatic, and miscel. Phil., 1860. 8°. 2547.02 
 
 Contents : 
 Calhoun {John C), Character of. 
 Canning (George), Character of. 
 Correspondence with Mr. Marcy in relation to the 
 
 Newfoundland fisheries. 
 Diplomacy of the United States. 
 Glance at the court and government of Louis Phillippe in 
 
 1847-8, and the French revolution of 1848. 
 Labor necessary to eminence : an essay. 
 Letter, referring to the question of African slavery, and 
 
 the compromise act of 1850. 
 Letter from Paris to chairman of committee of national 
 
 convention of the Democratic party. 
 Letters to Mrs. Rush. 
 Speech, at a meeting of friends of the constitution and 
 
 union. 
 Value of early efforts at excellence : an essay. 
 Washington, La Fayette, and Mr. Bradford : sketch. 
 Washington (Synopsis of familiar letters of). 
 
 Eesidence at the court of London, 1819-1825. Phil., 
 1845. 8°. 955.05 
 
 — Washington in domestic life. Ph., 1857. 8°. 3178.01 
 Rushton (Wm. ) Shakespeare's Euphuism. London, 
 
 1871. 12° 1753.13 
 
 — Shakespeare illustrated by old authors. London, 
 
 1867. 8° 1752.20 
 
 Ruskin (John). Ariadne Florentina: lectures on wood 
 
 and metal engraving. N. Y., 1874. 12°. 1413.16 
 
 Art culture : selected from his works, by W. H. 
 
 Piatt. N. Y., 1873. 12 1413.06 
 
 — Beauties of Ruskin. See True and beautiful, below. 
 
 — Catalogue of examples for elementary study in the 
 
 university galleries. Oxford, 1870. 8°. 6424.27 
 
 — Crown of wild olive : three lectures on work, 
 
 traffic, and war. N. Y., 1868. 12°. . . 5816.13 
 
 — Deucalion : collected studies of the lapse of waves 
 
 and life of stones. Pts. 1-4. N. Y, 1876-77. 12°. 
 
 - Eagle's nest : ten lectures on the relation of nat- 
 
 ural science to art. N. Y., 1873. 8°. . . 1411.27 
 
 — Elements of drawing. N. Y., 1857. 12°. .1432.26 
 
 — Elements of perspective. N. Y., 1873. 12°. 1432.36 
 
 — Ethics of the dust : ten lectures to little house- 
 
 wives on crystallization. N. Y., 1866. 12°. 3511.16 
 
 — Fors clavigera : letters to the workmen and labor- 
 
 ers of Great Britain. N. Y., 1871. 12°. 5816.23 
 Note.— For reply see Fortn. rev., July, 1876 (Past and 
 present, by F. Harrison). 
 
 — Frondes agrestes : readings on modern painters ; 
 
 chosen by the Younger lady of the Thwaite, Con- 
 iston. Orpington, Kent, 1875. 12°. . . 1411.00 
 
 — King of the golden river, or the black brothers ; a 
 
 legend of Styria. HIus. by B. Doyle. Boston, 
 
 1869. sm. 4° 244.50 
 
 — Laws of Fesole: elementary principles and practice 
 
 of drawing and painting as determined by the 
 Tuscan masters. Pt. 1. N. Y., 1877. 12°. 1J11.30 
 
 — Lectures on architecture and painting. New York, 
 
 1856. 12° 1313.11 
 
 — Lectures on art. Oxford, 1870. 12°. . . . 1411.16 
 Same. 2d ed. Oxford, 1875. 12°. . . . 1411.16 
 
 Note. — Reviewed by S. A. Brooke in Macmillan, July, 
 
 1870, and by H. N. Day, in New Englauder, v. 29, 1870. 
 Contents : Inaugural address. Relation of art to re- 
 ligion, to morals, to use. Line. Light. Colour. 
 
 — Letters and advice to young girls and young ladies. 
 
 Selected from [his] writings. N Y, 1879. 12°. 
 
 — Lord's prayer (the) and the church : letters addressed to the 
 
 clergy. [In Contemp. rev., Dec, 1879.] 
 
 — Love's meinie [i. e. retinue]. Lectures on Greek 
 
 and English birds. New York, lb'73. 12°. 4815.08 
 Note. — This volume embraces the robin and the swallow. 
 
 — Modern *painters. 5 v. L., 1857-56. 8°. . 1425.21 
 
 Note.— Lacks v. 5. v. 1. is of the 6th ed. ; v. 2 of the 4th, 
 and v. 3-4 of the 1st. 
 
 Same. 5 v. New York, 1852-57. 12°. . 1424.22 
 
 Same. 5 v. New York, 1872. 12°. . .1424.22 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Prefaces. Of general principles : great- 
 ness, power, imitation, truth, beauty, relation. Of power. 
 Of truth of tone, color, chiaroscuro, space. Of truth of 
 skies. Of truth of earth aud mountains. Of truth of water. 
 Of truth of vegetation. 
 
 2. Of ideas of beauty : the theoretic faculty — the im- 
 aginative faculty. 
 
 3. Of many things : Of style. Of the false ideal. Of the 
 true ideal. Of finish. Of the use of pictures. Of landscape. 
 Of the teachers of Turner. Appendix. 
 
 4. Of mountain beauty. Appendix. 
 
 5. Of leaf beauty. Of cloud beauty. Of ideas of relation. 
 Invention formal, and invention spiritual. Index to v. 1-5. 
 
 — Munera pulveris. Six essays on the elements of 
 
 political economy. New York, 1872. 8°. 5932.10 
 Contents : Definitions. Store-keeping. Coin-keeping. 
 Commerce. Government. Mastership. 
 
 — Mystery of life and its arts. N. Y, 1869. 12°. 
 
 — Notes on the construction of sheepfolds [i. e. of 
 
 churches]. New York, 1860. 12°. . . 3592.02 
 
 — On painting. [Passages selected from Modern 
 
 painters.] With a biogr. sketch. N. Y, 1879. 16°. 
 
 — Pearls for young ladies. Collected and arranged by 
 
 Mrs. L. C. Tuthill. New York, 1878. 12°. 1411.33 
 -Poetry of architecture. New York, 1873.12°. 1312.26 
 
 — Political economy of art. N. Y, 1858. 12°. 1411.12 
 
 — Pre-Raphaelitism. N. Y, 1860. 12°. . . 1411.13 
 
 — Precious thoughts : moral and religious. Gathered 
 
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 Russell (Archibald). Principles of statistical inauirv 
 
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 Russell (A. P.) Library notes. N.Y.,1875. 12°. 2542.25 
 Contents: Insufficiency. Extremes. Disguises, stand- 
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 Russell ( Count Henry). Pau and the Pyrenees. Lon- 
 
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 FuraivaU. [In Early Engl, text soc, no. 32. L., 
 
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 Ryan (Richard). Poetry and poets : anecdotes ; with 
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 Ryle (John Charles). Expository thoughts on the 
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 Ryme (Amedee). Egypte sous la domination fran- 
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 Saadi. See Sadi. 
 
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 Sabbathier (Francois). Institutions, manners, and 
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 Sabine (Edward). Account of experiments to deter- 
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 dan. London, 1854. 16° 1093.12 
 
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 and corresp . during the time he was secretary of 
 state to queen Anne [1710-14]; with notes, etc., 
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 Patriotism (Letters ou the spirit of), v. 4. 
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 Reflections on the preseut state of the nation, v. 4, 
 Reflections upon exile, v. 1. 
 Remarks on the history of England, v. 2. 
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 True use of retirement and study, v. 4. 
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 contained in v. 1-11, 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Academie francaise (Hist, de 1"), 
 
 v. 14. 
 Amyot, v. 4. 
 
 Angouleme (Duchesse d'), v. 5. 
 Antiu (Due d'), v. 5. 
 Arago (Francois), (Euvres.v. 10. 
 Argen^on (Marquis d'), v. 12,14. 
 Arnauld (Agnes), v. 14. 
 Arnault (M.), v. 7. 
 Aubigne (A. d'),.v. 10. 
 Bacltaumont, ((Euvres), v. 11. 
 Bailly (Sylvaiu), v. 10. 
 Balzac (M. de), v. 2. 
 Banville (Th. de), v. 14. 
 Bareith (Margr. de), v. 12. 
 Barnave, v. 2. 
 Barthelemy (V abbe), v. 7. 
 Bazin (M.) v. 2. 
 Beaumarchais, v. 6. 
 Beranger, v. 2. 
 Bernis (Abbe de), v. 8. 
 Besenval (Baron de), v. 12. 
 Boileau, v. 6. 
 Bonald (M. de), v. 4. 
 Bonneval (C. A. de), v. 5. 
 Bonstetten (Ch. V.), v. 14. 
 Bossuet, v. 10, 12, 13. 
 Bourdaloue, v. 9. 
 Bourgogue (Duchesse de), v. 2. 
 Broglie (M. de), v. 2. 
 Brosses (Lepres. de), v. 7. 
 Buffon, v. 4, 10, 14. 
 Bussy-Eabutin, v. 3, 13. 
 Carrel (Armand), v. 6. 
 Casaubon, Journal de, y. 14. 
 Caylus (Mme. de), v. 3. 
 Chamfort, v. 4. 
 Chapelle, (Euvres de, v. 11. 
 Charron, v. 11. 
 Chateaubriand, v. 1, 2, 10. 
 Chaulieu (Abbe de), v. 1. 
 Chenier (Anrlre), v. 4. 
 Chesterfield, v. 2. 
 Choisy (Abbe de). v. 3. 
 Condorcet, CEuvres de, v. 3. 
 Cosnac, Memoires de, v. 6. 
 Courier (Paul-Louis), v. 6. 
 Cousin (Victor), v. 1, 6. 
 Oowper (Wm.). v. 11. 
 Crequi (Mara, de), v. 12. 
 Dacier (Mine.), v. 9. 
 D'Aguesseau, v. 3. 
 Dangeau, Journal de, v. 11. 
 Dante, v. 11. 
 Darn (M.), V. 9. 
 Denne-Baron, v. 10. 
 Desbordes-Valmore (Mme. 
 
 v. 14. 
 Desinoulins (Camille), v. 3 
 Diderot, v. 3. 
 Droz (M.), v. 3. 
 Ducis, v. 6. 
 Duclos, v. 9. 
 
 Du Camp (Maxime), v. 12. 
 Du Deffand (Mme. de), v. 1, 14 
 Dupont iPierre), v. 4. 
 Epinay (Mme. d'), v. 2. 
 
 Estrees (Gabriel d'), v. 8. 
 
 Etienne, v. 6, 
 
 Favre (Guillaume), v. 13. 
 
 Feletz, Geoffroy, Hoffman, v. 1. 
 
 Fenelon, v. 2, 10. 
 
 Feydeau (Ernest), v. 14. 
 
 Fezensac ; Journal de la cam- 
 
 pagne de Eussie, v. 1. 
 Fievee (Mme.), v. 5. 
 Firdousi, v. 1. 
 Flaubert, v. 13. 
 Florian, v. 3. 
 Fontenelle. v. 3. 
 Fouquet, v. 5. 
 Franklin, v. 7. 
 Fiederic le grand, v. 3, 7, 12. 
 Friant, v. 14. 
 Froissart, v. 9. 
 Galiaui (L'abbe), v. 2. 
 Gay (Mine. Sophie), v. 6. . 
 Geulis (Mme. de), v. 3. 
 Geoffrin (Mme), v. 2. 
 Gerbet (Abbi), v. 6. 
 Gibbon, v. 8. 
 Girardin (Emile de), v. 3. 
 Giiardin (Saint-Marc), v. 1. 
 Gotheet Bettina. Lettres, v. 2. 
 Gourville, Memoires, v. 5. 
 Grafigny (Mme. de), V. 2. 
 Grimm, v. 7. 
 
 Guerin (Eugenie de), v-. 12. 
 Guiznt, v. 1. 
 Hamilton (Antoine), v. 1. 
 Heuault (President), v. 11. 
 Henry IV.. v. 11. 13. 
 Huet, eveque d'Avranches, v. 2. 
 Janin (J.), v. 2, 5. 
 Jasmin, v. 4. 
 Jeanue d'Arc, v. 2. 
 Jeaunin (Le president), v. 10. 
 Joinville, v. 8. 
 Joubert, v. 1. 
 La Boetie (Etienne), v. 9. 
 Lacordaire, v. 1. 
 La Fare (Marq. de), v. 10. 
 La Fontaine, v. 7. 
 La Harpe, v. 5. 
 Lamartine (M. de), v. 1. 
 Lamartine, Histoire de la res- 
 
 tauration. v. 4. 
 Lambert (Mme. de), v. 4. 
 Lassay (Marq. de), v. 9. 
 Latouche (M. de), v. 3. 
 Lauzuu (Due de), v. 4. 
 La Valliere, v. 3. 
 Le Bruu-Pindare, v. 5. 
 Leclercq (Th.), v. 3. 
 Le Couvreur (Adr.), v. 1. 
 Lectures publiques, v. 1. 
 Le Dieu(yf6&c), Memoires.v. 13. 
 Le Sage, Gil Bias, v. 2. 
 Lespinasse (Mile, de), v. 2. 
 Ligne (Prince de), v. 8. 
 Louis XIV.. CEuvres, v. 5. 
 Luynes (Due de), v. 14. 
 Madame, mere an regent : nou- 
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 Maine [Duchesse <Ju), v. 3. 
 Maine de Biran, v. 13. 
 Maintenon (Mme. de), v. 4, 8. 
 Maistre (Joseph de), v. 4. 
 Malesherbes (M. de), v. 2. 
 Malberbe et son ecole, v. 8. 
 Mallet du Pan, v. 4. 
 Marguerite de Navarre, v. 7. 
 Marie Stuart, v. 4. 
 Marie Antoinette, v. 4. 
 Maiivaux, y. 9. 
 Marmont (Marechal), v. 6. 
 Marmontel, Memoires, v. 4. 
 Marolles (Abbi de), v. 14. 
 Massillon, v. 9. 
 Maucroix, v. 10. 
 Maupertuis, v. 14. 
 Maury {Alibi), v. 4, 
 Mazarin (Palace), v. 2. 
 Meilhan (Senao de), v. 10. 
 Merimee (Les faux Demetrius), 
 
 V.7. 
 Mezeray, T. 8. 
 Michaud, v. 7. 
 Mirabeau, v. 4. 
 Mirabeau et Sophie, y. 4. 
 Montaigne, v. 4. 
 Montalembert (M. de), v. 1. 
 Montpensier {Mile de), v. S.. 
 Montesquieu, v. 7. 
 Montluc, v. 11. 
 Moieau (Hegesippe), v. 4. 
 Motteville {ilme. de), v. B. 
 Musset (Alfred de). v, 1, 13. 
 Napoleon, Campagne d'Egypte 
 
 et de Syrie, v. 1. 
 Necker (Mmc\ v. 7. 
 Necker (U.) v. 7. 
 Niveruais (Le due del, v. 13. 
 Orleans {Duchesse d'), v. 6. 
 Pariset, v. 1. 
 
 Pascal (B.), Pensees de, T. 5. 
 Pasquier (Etieune), v. 3. 
 Fatiu (Qui), T. 8. 
 Patru, v. 6. 
 
 Pelleport {General), v. 13. 
 Perrault, v. 5. 
 
 Phitlippe de Commynes, v. 1. 
 Pline, le uatnraliste, v. 2. 
 Poesie etpoetes eu 1852, v.5. 
 Pompadour (Mme. de), v. 2. 
 Portalis, v. 5. 
 Prevost, v. 9. 
 
 Qu'est-cequ'unclassique ? v. 3. 
 Kabelais, v. 3. 
 Eamond (L. P. E), v. 10. 
 
 Kaynouard, v. 5. 
 
 Recamier {Mme.'), v. 1, 14. 
 
 Reguard, v. 7. 
 
 Regrets (Les) v. 6. 
 
 Reuart (Roman de), v. 8. 
 
 Retz (Cord, de), v. 5. 
 
 Richelieu (Card, de), v. 7. 
 
 Rigault (Hippolyte), v. 13. 
 
 Rivarol, v. 13. 
 
 Robert (Leopold), v. 10. 
 
 fiasderer, v. 6. 
 
 Rohan (Due de), v. 12. 
 
 Rollin, v. 6. 
 
 Rousard, v. 12. 
 
 Rousseau (J. J.), v. 2, 3. 
 
 Rulhiere, v. 4. 
 
 Saoy (S. de), v. 14. 
 
 Saint-Amant, (Euvres, v. 12. 
 
 Saint-Auselme, v. 6. 
 
 Saint- Arnaud (Marechal), v. 13. 
 
 Saiut-Evremond et Ninon, v. 4. 
 
 Saint- Just, y. 5. 
 
 Saint-Lambert, y. 8. 
 
 Saint-Martin, y. 10. 
 
 Saint-Pierre, v. 6. 
 
 Saiut-Simou, v. 3. 
 
 Sales (Fr. de), y. 7. 
 
 Sand (George), y. 1. 
 
 jautenl. y. 12. 
 
 Scudery {Mile, de.), y. 4. 
 
 Sevigne (ilme de), v. 1. 
 
 Senece, v. 12. 
 
 Sieyes, y. 5. 
 
 Stendhal (it. de), y. 9. 
 
 Sully, v. 8. 
 
 Taine, v. 13. 
 
 Tallemaut et Bussy, v. 13. 
 
 Theatres (Question des), v. 1. 
 
 Thiers. Le consulat et 1' em- 
 
 pire, v. 1, 12, 14. 
 Tracy (Mme. de), v. 13. 
 Ursins (Princesse des), v. 5, 14. 
 Vauvenargues, v. 3, 14. 
 Vicq d* Azyr, v. 10. 
 Viel-Castel, y. 14. 
 Villars (Marichal de), v. 13. 
 Villehardouin (Geoffroy de),v.9. 
 Villemaiu et Cousin, v. 1, 6. 
 Villon (Frangois), y. 14. 
 Voiture, (Euvres, v. 12. 
 Volney, y. 7. 
 
 Voltaire, Lettres inedites, v. 13. 
 Voltaire et de Brosses, v. 7. 
 Walckenaer, y. 6. 
 Werther : corresp. de Gbthe, 
 
 y. 11. 
 
 — Celebrities of the past and present, chiefly adapted 
 
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 1874. 12° 3212.11 
 
 Contents: Card. Richelieu. Card. Mazarin. Card.de 
 Betz. Lacordaire. Montesquieu. Madame Recamier. 
 Saiut-Evremond and Ninon de L'Enclos. Lord Chesterfield. 
 Adrienne Le Couyreur, etc. 
 
 — Chateaubriand et son groupe litte"raire sous l'Em- 
 
 pire. Nouv. e'd. 2 v. Paris, 1872. 12°. 3035.22 
 
 — English portraits. Tr. from the 'Causeries du 
 
 lundi,' with introd. chapter on Sainte-Beuve's 
 life and writings. London, 1875. 12°. . 3262.30 
 
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 poet. 
 
 — Monday chats. Selected and tr. from the 'Causer- 
 
 ieB du lundi,' with introd. essay on [his] life and 
 writings, by W. Mathews. Chicago, 1877. 12°. 
 Contents: Bossuet. Fenelon. Frederick the great. 
 Abbe Galiani. Mme. Geoffrin. Guizot. Joubert. Louis 
 xiy. Massillon. Pascal. Rousseau. 
 
 — Memoirs of madame Desbordes-Valmore. With a 
 
 selection from her poems. Tr. by H. W. Pres- 
 ton. Boston, 1873. 16° 3171.24 
 
 — Nouveaux lundis. v. 1-11. P., 1868-70. 12°. 7053.03 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Biot, Melanges sci. et litt., r. 2. 
 
 Boissonade, y. 6. 
 
 Bossuet, (Euvres, y. 2, 
 
 Boufflers (Comtesse de), y. 4. 
 
 Bruyere, v. 1. 
 
 Carlos (Don) et Philippe ii., par 
 Gachard, v. 5. 
 
 Catherine ii., Memoires de,v. 2. 
 
 Catinat, v. 8. 
 
 Cervantes, Don Quichotte, v. 8. 
 
 Charles n. d' Espagne, v. 2. 
 
 Charles v. apres son abdica- 
 tion, v. 3, 
 
 Aoademie, Des prochaines elec- 
 tions del', y. 1. 
 
 Albany (La comtesse d'), par 
 Taillandier, v. 5. 
 
 Alton.Shee (Comte d'), Le mar- 
 iage du due Pompee, v. 7. 
 
 Anthologie grecque v. 7. 
 
 Apulee, v. 2. 
 
 Bertrand (Joseph), v. 10. 
 
 Beugnot (Comte de), Memoires, 
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 d'un diptomate, y. 9. 
 
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 Chenier (Andre), Poesies, v. 8. 
 
 Clermont (Comte de) et sa cour, 
 v. 11. 
 
 Colle, correspondance med.,v.7 
 
 "Oonnaissance de l'homme' au 
 
 xviie et au xviiie siecle, v. 3. 
 
 Constant (Benj), son cours de 
 politique constitutionelle.y.l. 
 
 Corueille, Le Cid, v. 7. 
 
 Coulmann. ReminiscenceB.v. 9 
 
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 critique naturelle, v. 9. 
 
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 Docis, Epistolaire, v. 4. 
 
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 ences, v. 10. 
 
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 reg du Nord, v. 9. 
 
 Femme (La) au xvm siecle,v.4 
 
 Fervel, Campagnes de la rev 
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 v. 5. 
 
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 mondes, v. 10. 
 
 Flaubert, Salammbo, y. 4. 
 
 Foucault, Memoires, y. 3. 
 
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 eral), y. 11. 
 
 Frochot, prifetde la Seine, v. 11. 
 
 Fromentin, TJn ete dans le Sa- 
 hara; Dominique, v. 7. 
 
 Gasparin (Mme. de), v. 9. 
 
 Gautier (Tbeophile), v. 6. 
 
 Gavarni, v. 6. 
 
 Girardin (Emile de), v. 7. 
 
 Gisors (Comte de), v. 11. 
 
 Goethe et d'Eckerman, Entre- 
 tiens de, v. 3. 
 
 Goncourt (MM. de), Idees et 
 sensations, v. 10. 
 
 Grenier, La Grece en 1863, y. 6. 
 
 Grote, Histoire de la Grece.v. 10. 
 
 Guerin (Mile. Eugenie de), v. 9. 
 
 Gueroult, v. 4. 
 
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 de), v. 3. 
 
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 — Memoires. v. 1. 
 
 Halevy, secretaire perpet., v. 2. 
 
 Harley (M. de), v. 6. 
 
 Labe (Louise), v. 4. 
 
 La Bruyere, Comedie, v. 10. 
 
 Lafayette (C. de), Poeme des 
 
 champs, v. 2. 
 Lamennais, Correspond., v. 1. 
 
 — (Euvres inedites, v. 11. 
 Laprade, Questions d'art et de 
 
 morale, v. 1. 
 
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 dites, v. 5. 
 
 Lebrun, (Euvres, v. 6. 
 
 Lefebvre, Histoire des cabinets 
 de 1' Europe, v. 10. 
 
 Legendre (J'a6oe),Memoires,v.6. 
 
 Le Flay, La reforms sociale en 
 
 Littre, v. 5. 
 
 Louvois, Histoire de, v. 1, 7. 
 
 Louis xiv., Corresp. de, v. 10. 
 
 — Journal de la sante de, v.2. 
 — et le due de Boureogne, par 
 
 Michel et, v. 2. 
 Loyson (Ch.), (Euvres choisies, 
 
 v. 11. 
 Magnin (M.), v. 5. 
 Malouet, Memoires, y. 11. 
 Marais, Journal et memoires 
 
 v. 9. 
 Maria LeckzinBka, v. 8. 
 Marie- Antoinette, v. 8, 9, 10. 
 Marie-Therese, v. 9, 10. 
 Moliere, (Euvres, v. 5. 
 Monselet, Poesies, romans et 
 
 critique, v. 10. 
 Montaigne, v. 6. 
 Moutaigne en voyage, v. 2. 
 Nain freres, v. 4. 
 Noailles (Marechal de), v. 10. 
 Orleans, Le mystere du siege a.', 
 
 v. 3. 
 Perrault, Les contes, v. 3. 
 Plron (Alexis), v. 7. 
 Poesie en 1866, v. 10. 
 Pontmartin, Causeries litter- 
 
 aires, v. 2. 
 
 — Les jeudis de madame Char- 
 bonneau, v. 3. 
 
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 itique et de litterature, v. 1. 
 Racine (Jean), v. 10. 
 
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 de, v. 3. 
 
 Renan, Essais de morale et de 
 • critique, etc., v. 2. 
 
 — Viede Jesus, y. 6. 
 Rigault, (Euvres completes,v. 1 
 Roland (Mme.), Memoires, v. 8. 
 Saiut-Andre (Jean Bon), v. 8. 
 Saint-Simon considere comme 
 
 historien.par M.Cheruel.v.10. 
 
 Saint-Victor (P. de), Hommes 
 et dieux, v. 10. 
 
 Saints evangiles (Les), v. 3. 
 
 Saxe (Maurice), v. 11. 
 
 Sevigne (ilme. de), Lettres, v. 1. 
 
 Sismoudi, Lettres u Mme. d' 
 Albany, v. 6. 
 
 Stael (Mme. de), Coppet et Wei- 
 mar, v. 2. 
 
 Taine, Hist, de la lit. anglaise, 
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 Terence, par de Belloy, v. 5. 
 
 Thiers, Sainte Helene, v. 3. 
 
 Ihiouville et la chartreuse du 
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 Vaugelas, y. 6. 
 
 Verdelin (Mme. de), v. 9. 
 
 Vernet (Horace), v. 6. 
 
 Veuillot, Melanges, v. 1. 
 
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 Viguier (it.), v. 11. 
 
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 of England. 2 v. Edin., 1865. 8°. . . . 6612.16 
 
 Sanford (Laura G.) History of Erie County, Penn- 
 sylvania. Philadelphia, 1862. 12°. . ,. 621.16 
 
 San Francisco. See Countries, etc. (San Francisco, p. 366). 
 
 SanGreal. Set Grail (Holy, p. 590); also Gould (S. B.) Curious 
 myths, v. 2. 1868 3816.17 
 
 Saneer (Wm. W.) History of prostitution. New York, 
 1858. 8° 5818.04 
 
 Sanester (Wm.) Umbrellas and their history. Lon- 
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 Sanitarian (The); a monthly journal. A. N. Bell, 
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 San Salvador. See Countries (San Salvador, p. 366 .—Central 
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 Sanskrit text society. Institutes of Gautama, .hid., 
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 1 Havdon (Beni. R.) Life, letters, and table talk. 
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 2 Scudder (H. E.) Men and manners in America 100 
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 Pamphleteer, v. 19. London, 1822. 8°.] .... 5058.19 
 
 Santagnello (M. ) Dictionary of the peculiarities of 
 the Italian language. Lond., 1820. 8°. 6425.03 
 
 Santarem (M. F. de Bai-ras y Sousa, vicomte de). 
 Americus Vespucius and his voyages. Tr. by 
 E. V. Childe. Boston, 1850. 12°. . . 3174.22 
 
 Santi (Baffaello). See Raffaello. 
 
 Santo Domingo (Comte Joseph Hippolyte). Boman 
 tablets; manners, customs, ceremonies, and gov- 
 ernment of [papal] Borne. From the French. 
 London, 1826. 12° 9S1.22 
 
 Santos (Fret/ Francisco de los). Description of the 
 royal palace called the Escurial ; and of the 
 Chapel royal of the Pantheon. From the Span- 
 ish, by G. Thompson. Lond., 1760. fol. 986.03 
 
 Santos (Joafio doa). * History of Eastern Ethiopia, 1681. [In 
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 Sanzio (Raffaello). See Raffaello Sanzio. 
 
 Sappho. Odes and epigrams. Tr. by F. Fawkes. [In Chalmers 
 (A.) Engl, poets, V. 20. 1810.] 162S.20 
 
 — Bruce (J.) Classic portraits, v. 1, 1853 ; p. 1-16. . .3212.15 
 
 — Felton (CO In his Greece, v. 1, 1867 ; p. 171-180. 426.11 
 
 — Eigginson (T. W.) Atlantic essays, 1871 ; p. 299-325. 2528.28 
 
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 &&* See also Literature (Greek, p. 708). 
 Sappho ; a tragedy. See Grillpa-zer (F.) 1855. .... 1724.31 
 
 Sappho ; a tragedy. See Lewis (Mrs. E. A.) 1732.13 
 
 Saracens. See Countries (p. 366). 
 Saranacs, (N. Y.) See Countries (p. 366). 
 Saratoga Springs, (N. Y.) See Countries (p. 366). 
 Sardinia. See Countries (p. 366). 
 
 Sardou (Victorien). Fernande : piece en quatre actes, 
 en prose. 3e ed. Paris, 1870. 8°. . . . 7035.36 
 
 — La famille Benoiton: comedie. 27e 66.. P., 1869. 12°. 
 
 — Les diables noirs : drame. P., 1864. 12°. . 7035.25 
 
 — Les femmes fortes : com. Paris, 1861. 12°. 7035.27 
 
 — Les ganaches: comedie. 4eed. P., 1863. 12°. 7035.28 
 
 — Maison neuve : comedie. 2e ed. P., 1867. 12°. 
 
 — Nos bons villageois : com. 4e ed. P., 1867. 12°. 
 
 — Nos in times : comedie. P., 1865. 12°. . .7035.31 
 
 — Patrie : drame hist. 2e ed. P., 1869. 12°. . 7035.24 
 
 — Les pattes de niouche : com. P., 1870. 12°. 7035.32 
 
 — La perle noire. Paris, 1862. 12°. .... 7035.37 
 
 — Les pommes du voisin : com. P., 1865. 12°. 7035.33 
 
 — Seraphine : comedie. 3e ed. P., 1869. 12°. 7035.34 
 
 — Les vieux garcons : com. 5e ed. P., 1865. 12°. 
 
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 by A. Rhodes); International rev., v. 7,1879 (by J. B. 
 Matthews). 
 Sargant (Wm. Lucas). Essays of a Birmingham man- 
 ufacturer. 4 v. London, 1869-71. 8°. . . 2543.23 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Characteristics of manufacturers. Ireland 
 and the tenure of land. Limited democracy. 'Dyslogistic'. 
 Sir Samuel Bentham. 2. Injustice in justice. Lies in 
 statistics. Middle class education. Adam Smith and his 
 precursors. 3. The new academy ffor the encouragement 
 of pbilos. and literary merit]. The princess and her dowry. 
 Comparative morality. The purse and the cash box [i.e. 
 the distinction between capital and self maintenance], 
 4. School boards and the irreconcilables. Paupers and 
 theorists. 
 
 — Bobert Owen, and his social philosophy. London, 
 
 1860. 8° 3135.14 
 
 — Science of social opulence. L., 1856.8°. . 5932.19 
 Sargent (Epes). Original dialogues. N. Y. 1861. 12°. 
 
 — Beminiscences of Samuel Dexter. By Sigma [pseud.] 
 
 Boston, 1857. 24° 3052.08 
 
 — Standard speaker. Philadelphia, 1859. 8°. 6333.04 
 
 — The woman who dared, [a poem]. B., 1870. 16°. 
 Sargent (Henry W.) Supplement. See Downing (A. J.) Land- 
 scape gardening 6125.10 
 
 Sargent (John O.) Lectures on Amer. steam navigation. (In 
 Weale's quar. papers, pt. 5.] 3918.13 
 
 Sargent (John T.) Theodore Parker, the reform pulpit, and the 
 influences that oppose it: sermon. Boston, 1852. 8°. 3582.19 
 
 Sargent (Lucius Manlius). Dealings with the dead. 
 
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 Note. — First appeared in the Boston Evening Transcript. 
 
 Sargent (Nathan). [' Oliver Oldschool,' pseud.] Pub- 
 lic men and events, 1817-53. Phila., 1875. 8°. 
 
 Sargent (Winthrop'i. History of an exped. against 
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 — Life and career of major Andre. Boston, 1861. 12°. 
 Sarmie lto (Domingo F. | Life in the Argentine Be- 
 
 publicin the days of the tyrants : or, civilization 
 and barbarism. 'With sketch of the author, by 
 Mrs. H. Mann. New York, 1868. 12°. . 567.16 
 
 — Metododelectura gradual. N. Y., [)i.d] 18°. 6423.11 
 Sanniento (F. L.) Life of Pauline Cushman, the 
 union spy and scout. Phila., 1865. 12°. . 3045.22 
 Saroni (Herrman S. ) Musical vade mecum : a man- 
 ual of music. New York, 1852. 12°. . . 1563.17 
 Sarpi (Paolo, the friar). Maxims of the government 
 of Venice. From the Italian. L.,1707. 18°. 5713.13 
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 1832. S°. . • 3097.02 
 
 — Same. [Different transl.] Lafayette, Louis Phi- 
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 Sarratt (J. H.) A new treatise on the game of chess 
 
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 Sarrazin (Jean). Confessions of general Buonaparte 
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 Sartor Resartus. See Carlyle (Thomas) 2515.13a 
 
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 Sartorius (Johannes). See Snyders (Jans). 
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 Rawlinson). 
 Satan. See Devil (p. 414). 
 
 Satan : a libretto. See Cranch (C. P.) 1874 1714.31 
 
 Satan as a moral philosopher. See Henry (E. S.) . . . 3557.32 
 
 Satan, poem. See Montgomery (R.) Poetical works, 1854. 1673.02 
 
 Satchel guide for the vacation tourist in Europe. 
 
 [anon,] New York, 1872. 16°. . . . 9J6.03 
 
 Same. Boston, 1878. 12° 946.03a 
 
 Satire and Satires. 
 
 Ht&'See also Aphorisms (p. 30): — Caricature (p. 253);— 
 Characters (p. 261);— Epigrams (p. 446);— Poetry (Parodies 
 p. 907);— Proverbsfp. 934);— Wit and humor. 
 
 — Collier (J. Payne). On the origin and improvement of Eng- 
 
 lish satiric poetry. [In his Poetical decameron, v. 1. 1820, 
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 — Dryden (J.) Essay on Satire. [In his Works, v. 13, 1821 ; p. 
 
 3-118.] 5042.26 
 
 — Friswell (J. H ) Essays on the satirists. [In Ais Engl, writers, 
 
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 — Hannay (J.) Satire and satirists. 1855. . . 2531.02 
 
 Contents : Horace and Juvenal. Erasmus, Sir David 
 Lindsay, and George Buchanan. Early European satire- 
 Walter Mapes. Laugland's Vision of Piers Ploughman. 
 Skeltou. Hall. Donne. Boileau, Butler, Dryden. Swift, 
 Pope, Churchill. Political satire and squibs— Swift, Sir 
 H. Williams, Chatterton, Anti-Jacobirj, Wolcott. Burns, 
 etc. Gifford, Byron, Moore, and more recent satirists. 
 
 — Kirkus (W.) Satire. [In his Miscel. essays. 2d s. 1868.] 3563.30 
 
 — Ruperti (G. A.) De satira Romanorum. [In Juvenalis. Opera, 
 
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 — Sellar ( W. Y.) Roman poets, etc. 1863 ; p. 159-177. . 1686.26 
 
 — Tenterden (Lord). Use and abuse of. [In Oxford prize essays. 
 
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 ^EyFor works of individual satirists, see — 
 In Greek and Latin literature, Aristophanes (' Com- 
 edies'); — Lucianus (' Dialogues') ; — Lucilius j — Horace ; — 
 Juvenal ;— Persius ; — Martial ;— 
 
 In English literature, Mapes ;— Langland ("Piers Plough- 
 man') ; — Lindsay (David) ; — Donne (' Satires') ;— Hall 
 (•Muudus alter et idem';—' Satyree') ;— Dryden (' Absalom 
 and Achitophel' ;— 'Mao Flecknoe') ;— Butler (' Hudibras') ; 
 —Oldham (• Satires') ;— Swift (' Tale of a tub' ;— ' Gulliver's 
 travels' ; — • Drapier's letters,' etc.) ;— Pope (' Dunciad' ; — 
 'Moral epistles,' etc.) Arbuthnot (History of John Bull' ;— 
 'Memoirs of Martin Scriblerus') ; -Young ('The love of 
 fame the universal passion') ;— G-ay (' The beggar's opera') 
 — Johnson C London' ; — ' Vanity of human wishes') ; — 
 Churchill ('Temple of fame';— 'The conference' j— ' The 
 Rosciad' ; ' The prophecy of famine', etc.) ;— Cowper ('The 
 task'; 'The tyrocinium', etc.) ;— John Wolcott ('Peter Pin- 
 dar') ;— Mathias (' Pursuits of literature') ; — Robert 
 Burns ('Holy Willie's prayer' ;—• Holy Friar') ;— Gifford 
 (' Baviad' ;— ' Masviad') ;— Junius (' Letters') ;-Rolliad ;— 
 Anti-Jacobin ;— Byron ('English bards';— 'Vision of judg- 
 ment';— 'Don Jnan,' etc.;— Moore ('Fudge family,' etc.;— 
 'Twopenny post-bag') ;— Peacock (Satirical novels);— 
 Thackeray ; — Dickens ; — Carlyle ; — Paulding (' John 
 Bull') ;— Lowell ('Fable for critics' ; — 'Biglow papers'); — 
 Edw. Jenkins (uovels);—Obliviad;— Trumbull (J.) 
 
 In Frruch literature, Rabelais ;— Scarron ;— Boileau ;— 
 Voltaire ;— Beaumarchais ;— Balzac ;— 
 
 In German literature, H. C. Agrippa (' Vanity of arts and 
 sciences') : — Epistolse obscuroruin virorum ; — Erasmus 
 ('Colloquies';— 'Praise of folly') ;— Wieland;— 
 In Italian literature, Ariosto ;— Boiardo ;— Alfieri; — 
 In Spanish literature, Cervantes ;— Quevedo ;— Hurtado 
 de Mendoza. 
 Satterlee (Alfred H.) Arrangement of medals and 
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 Saturday magazine, v. 1-24. July, 1832— June, 1874. 
 
 London, 1833-44. fol G. 
 
 Saturday review of politics, literature, science, and 
 
 art. v. 1-48. Nov. 3, 1855 - 1879. L., 1856-79. fol. 
 
 — Qrani (James). The Saturday review, etc., 2713.14 
 Saturn {Planet). See Astronomy (Planets, p. 54). 
 
 Sauloy (L. Felicien Caignart de). Journey round 
 the Dead sea and in the Bible lands, 1850-51. 
 2ded. 2v. London, 1854. 8°. . . . 1054.02 
 
 Saunders (Frederick). About woman, love, and 
 marriage. New York, 1868. 12°. . .5823.10 
 
 Same. New York, 1874. 16°. . . .5823.10 
 
 — Evenings with the sacred poets. L., 1870. 12°. 
 -Mosaics. New York, 1859. 12- 2543.04 
 
 Contents. Author-craft. Origin of celebrated books. 
 The bright side. Epistle to the reader. Fame. Human 
 face divine. Magic of music. Night and day. Single 
 blessedness. Youth and age. 
 
 — Our national centennial jubilee. Orations, ad- 
 
 dresses and poems, July 4, 1876, in the several 
 states of the union. N. Y., 1877. 8°. . 584.19 
 2Vo(e.— For Contents, see Fourth of July, p. 657. 
 -Salad for the social. N. Y., 1856. 12°. .2542.11 
 
 — Salad for the solitary. N. Y., 1853. 12°. 2542.10 
 Saunders (John). See Fiction class list (p. 518). 
 
 Saunders (Richard). The astrological judgment and 
 practice of physick. London, 1677. 12°. 4321.21 
 
 Saunterings. See Warner (C. D.) 1872 942.24 
 
 Saurin (Jean). Sermons. From the French. 2 v. 
 New York, 1852. 8° 3592.10 
 
 Saussure (Henri de). Synopsis of American wasps. Solitary 
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 Saussure (Horace Benedict de) *Attempts to reach the summit 
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 Sauzay (Alexandre). Wonders of glassmaking in all 
 ages. New York, 1870. 16° 3932.38 
 
 Savage (George). The municipalise N. Y., 1858. 12°. 
 
 Savage (James). The librarian. 3 v. L., 1808.-09. 8°. 
 
 Savage (John, D.D.) A compleat history of Ger- 
 many. [To 1700.] London, 1702. 8°. . 544.21 
 
 Savage (Hon. John). Genealogical dictionary of the 
 first settlers of New England. 4 v. B., 1860. 8°. 
 V. 1, A-C. 2, D-J. 3. E-E. 4, S-Z. 
 
 Savage (John). Fenian heroes and martyrs. B., 
 1868. 8°. . . . 492.08 
 
 — Our living representative men. Phila., 1860. 12°. 
 
 — '98 and '48 : modern revolutionary hist, and litera- 
 
 ture of Ireland. New York, 1856. 12°. . 495.12 
 Savage (Marmion W.) See Fiction class-list (p. 519). 
 Savage (Minot Judson). Christianity the science of 
 
 manhood. 3d ed. B., 1875 [1874.] 12°. 3588.18 
 
 — Religion of evolution. Boston, 1876. 12. . 3588.19 
 Savage (Richard). Poems. Life, by S. Johnson. [In Chalmers 
 
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 — Poetical works. Ed. by E. Walsh. [In Sanford (E.) and 
 
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 &&• For lives of this poet, see Biography (p. 195). 
 
 Savage (Wm. ) Practical hints on decorative print- 
 ing. London, 1822. 4° 2766.08 
 
 Savage Africa. See Eeade (W. W.) 1864 1095.09 
 
 Savage-club papers. Ed. by A. Halliday. 2 v. Lon- 
 don, 1867-158. 8°. 2542.34 
 
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 — Greenwood (J.) Savage habits and customs. 923.13 
 
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 {Antiquities, p, 288);— Indians (p. 332) ;— United States (An- 
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 Savannah and Boston. Account of the supplies sent 
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 Everett ; proceedings of the citizens, etc. Boston, 
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 Savary (Nicholas). Letters on Egypt. 2 v. London, 
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 ■lOOiM yy^ jjQ 
 
 Savig^y (Friedrich Carl von). Private international 
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 — Revelation and science : with examination of 'Es- 
 
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 Savonarola (Girolamo, Ital. reformer). See Biography (p 196)- 
 also Oliphant (Mrs. M. O. W.j Makers of Florence, 1876 
 [537.21]; Symonds (J. A.) Renaissance in Italy : age of the 
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 Sawkins (James G.) Geology of British Guiana. See Brown 
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 Saxe (John Godfrey). Fables and legends of many 
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 — Flying Dutchman (The). N. Y., 1862. 12°. 1683.16 
 -— Leisure-day rhymes. Boston, 1875. 12°. . 1683.35 
 
 — Masquerade (The), and other poems. Boston, 
 
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 — Money-king (The), and other poems. B., 1859. 16°. 
 
 — Poems. Boston, 1868. 12° 16S3.21 
 
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 and apologues. Satires. Excerpts from occasional po- 
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 Saxe-Coburg and Gotha. See Countries (p. 366). 
 
 Saxo Grammaticus. Latham (R. G.) Two dissertations on the 
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 Saxon chronicle. The Anglo-Saxon chronicle. Ed. 
 with a transl., by B, Thorpe. 2 v. London, 
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 — Same. [Tr. by Miss Gurney and J. Ingram.] Ed. by J. A. 
 
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 Saxony. See Countries [Saxony, p. 366). 
 
 Saxton (L. C.) The fall of Poland, with a history of 
 
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 Say (Jean Baptiste). Treatise on political economy. 
 
 Phjl., 1850. 8° 5913.14 
 
 Same. Tratado.de economia politica. Nueva 
 
 trad. , por J. S. Rivera. 2 v. Madrid, 1821. 8°. 
 
 — Letters to Mr. Malthus on political economy. London, 1821. 
 
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 Say (Thomas). Amer. entomology. Ed. by J. L. 
 Le Conte. With memoir by G. Ord. 2 v. 
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 — Herring (J.) and Longacre (J. B.) Nat. portr. gal., v. 4, 1839. 
 Sayce (Archibald Henry). An Assyrian grammar, 
 
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 — Babylonian literature. L., [1877]. 8°. . 7817.02 
 
 — Principles of comparative philology. 2d ed., re- 
 
 vised. London, 1875. 12°. . . . 6411.28 
 Sayings of Dr. Bushwhacker. See Cozzens (F. S.) . . 2521.12 
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 Sayre (Lewis A., M.D.) Lectures on orthopedic sur- 
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 Scampavias from Gibel Tarek to Stamboul. See Wise (H. A.) 
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 Scandal. Scandelo (&.), pseud. Elements of the sci- 
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 Scandelo (C), pseud. Elements of the science of 
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 Scander-bey. See Castriot (George), in Biography, p. 129 ; also 
 Cath. world, May, 1876 (Scanderbeg). 
 
 Scandinavia. See Countries (Scandinavia p. 366). 
 
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 Scannell (George). Breweries and maltings. Lon- 
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 Scarborough, {Maine). See Countries, etc. (p. 367). 
 
 Scarron (Paul). Whole comical works. Tr. by Tho. 
 Brown, Mr. Savage and others. 3d ed. London, 
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 Schadow (Dr. Wilhelm von). Per moderne Vasari. 
 
 Erinnerungen aus dem Kiinstlerleben. Berlin, 
 
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 Schaeffer (G. C.) Description of fossil wood from the Colorado 
 
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 Schaff (Philip, D.D.) Christ in the soul. Hymns of 
 
 Immanuel : selected from all ages, with notes. 
 
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 — Creeds of Christendom, with a history and critical 
 
 notes. 3 v. N. ¥., 1877. 8° 3438.05 
 
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 — History of the Christian church, a.d. 1-600. v. 1-3. 
 
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 — Life and labors of St. Augustine. From the Ger- 
 
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 — The person of Christ : the miracle of history. With 
 
 a reply to Strauss and Eenan. N. Y, 1865. 16°. 
 
 — Pdpular commentary on the New Testament by 
 
 English and American scholars of various evan- 
 gelical denominations, v. 1. N. Y., 1878. 8°. 
 Contents : v. 1. Introduction, and Matthew, Mark, and 
 Luke. 
 
 — Through Bible lands : Egypt, the Desert, and Pal- 
 
 estine. N. Y, 1878. 12° 1053.22 
 
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 delphia, 1863. VA° 631.07 
 
 — Summary of the art of war. Phila., 1862. 12°. 4514!o9 
 Schamyl or Shamyl, {Circassian chief). See Biography (p. 195). 
 Schedel (Henry Edward). The emancipation of faith 
 
 Ed. by G. Schedel. 2 v. N. Y., 1858. 8°. 3592.13 
 Schefer (Gottlieb Leopold Immanuel). Artist's mar- 
 ried life. London, 1853. 12° 2545.12 
 
 Note.— Albert Diirer's married life is here depicted. 
 
 — The layman's breviary, or meditations for every 
 
 day in the year. Tr. by C. T. Brooks. Boston, 
 1868. 16°. 1683.24 
 
 — The world-priest. [Poems.] From the German 
 
 by C. T. Brooks. Boston, 1873. 16°. . 1683.23 
 
 Scheffel (Joseph Victor). Gaudeamus ! humorous 
 poems. Tr. by C. G. Leland. B., 1872. 32°. 
 
 Schefler (Ary, French painter, d. 1858). See Biography (p. 195)- 
 also Appleton (T. G.) Chequer work, 1879 [2512.35] ; and 
 Christ, exam., Jan., 1861 ; p. 78-91. 
 
 Schefler (John). History of Lapland. From the Lat- 
 in. London, 1704. 8° 1143 14 
 
 Scheie DeVere (M.) See De Vere (Max. Scheie). 
 
 Schelhorn (Johann Georg). Amoenitates historic 
 ecclesiastics et literarise. 2 v. Francofurti et 
 LipsiiE, 1737-38. 12°. 3431.09 
 
 — Amoenitates literarise. 14 v. in 5. Francofurti 
 
 et Lipsife, 1830-31. 16° 2721.24 
 
 Schellen (Dr. Th. Jos. Heinrich). Spectrum analy- 
 sis. From the German by J. and C. Lassell. Ed 
 with notes, by W. Higgins. N. Y, 1872. 8° 
 Scheller (Emmanuel Johann Gerhard). A copious 
 Latin grammar. Tr. with notes by G. Walker 
 2d ed. 2 v. London, 1838. 8°. . . . 6414.25 
 Schelling (Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph von). Sammt- 
 liche Werke. 14 v. ' Stuttgart, 1856-58. 8°. 
 Contents : Ite Abth. Vol. 1. Magisterdissortation • An- 
 tiquissimi de prima malornm humanorum origine philos- 
 ophematis Genes, in explicandi tentamen criticum et 
 philosophicum. Ueber Mythen, historische Sagen uud 
 rhilosopuemo der iiltesten Welt. TJeber die Moglicbkeit 
 einer Form der Philosophie iiberhaupt. Theologische Ex- 
 amensdiBsertation : De Marcione Paulinarum epistolarum 
 emendatore. Vom Ich als Piincip der Philosopbie oder 
 uber das Unbedingte 1m menschlichen Wissen. Neue De- 
 
 duktion des Naturrechts. Philosophische Briefe uber 
 Dogmatismus und Kriticismus. Abbandingenziir Erlauter- 
 ung des Idealismus der Wissen chaftslehre. TJeber die 
 Preisfrage, welche Fortschritte hat die Metaphysik seit 
 Leibnizens und Wolfs Zeiten in Deutschland gemacht 
 und deren Losungen. TJeber die Frage, ob eine Philoso- 
 phic der Erfahrung, insbesondere, ob eine Philosophie 
 der Geschichte moglich sey. TJeber Offenbarung und 
 Volkeunterricht. Eecension J. G. Schlossers. 
 
 2. Ideen zu einer Philosophie der Natur. Von der 
 Weltseele, 
 
 3. Erster Entwurf eines Systems der Naturphilosophie. 
 Einleitung zu dem Entwurf eines Systems der Naturphil 
 losophie. SyBtem des" transcendentalen Idealismus. Ueber 
 die Jenaische Allgemeine Literaturzeitung. 
 
 4. Allgemeine Deduktion des dynamischen Processes 
 oder der Eategorien der PhyBik. Ueber den wahren Be- 
 griff der Naturphilosophie. Darstellung meines Systems 
 der Philosophie. Bruno oder Uber das gottliche und na- 
 tiirliche Princip der Dinge, ein Gesprach. Fernere Dars- 
 tellungen aus dem System der Philosophie. Die vier 
 edlen Metalle. Miscellen. 
 
 5. Abhandlungen, &c, aus dem Eritischen Journal der 
 Philosophie : Ueber das Weseu der philosopbischen Kritik 
 uberhaupt und ihr Verhaltniss zum gegenwiirtigen Zus- 
 taud der Philosophie insbesondere ; Ueber das absolute 
 Identilatssystem und seiu VerhaltniBs zu dem neuesten 
 (ReinholdischenDualismus); Rtlckertund WeiBs oder die 
 Philosophie, zu dem es keines Denken and Wissens be- 
 darf; Ueber das Verhaltniss der Naturphilosophie zur 
 Philosophie uberhaupt; Ueber die Construction in der 
 Philosophie ; Ueber Dante in philoaophischer Beziehung ; 
 Notizenblatt ; Vorlesungen ueber die Methode des akade- 
 miBchen Studiums ; Philosophie der Kunst. 
 
 6. Immanuel Kant. Philosophie und Beligion. Propa- 
 deutik der Philosophie. System des gesammten Philoso- 
 phie und der Naturphilosophie insbesondere. 
 
 7. Darlegung des wahren Verhaltnisses der Naturphil- 
 osophie zu der verbesserten Fkhteschen Lehre. Aus den 
 Jaurbuchern der Medicin als Wissenschaft : Vorrede zu 
 deu Jahrbuchern ; Aphorismen zu Einleitung in die Na- 
 turphilosophie ; Aphorismen uber die Naturphilosophie ; 
 Eritische Fragmente ; Vorlaufige Bezeichnung des Stand- 
 punktes der Medicin nach Grundsatzen der Naturphilos- 
 ophie. Ueber das Verhaltniss der bildenden Eiiuste zu 
 der Natur. Philosophie Uutersuchungen liber das Wesen 
 der menschlichen Freiheit und die damit zusammenhan- 
 genden Gegenstitade. Stuttgarter Privatvorlesungen. 
 Aufsatze und Recensionen aus der Jenaer und Erlanger 
 Literaturzeitung und dem Morgenblatt : Notiz von den 
 neuen Versuchen ilber die Elgenschaften der Erz-und 
 Wasserfiihler, u. s. w.; Die Weihnachtsfeier, von F. 
 Schleiermacher; Der Streit des Philanthropinismns und 
 Humanismus in der Theorie des Erziehungsunterrichts 
 von F. L. Niethammer; Ehrenpforte und Triumphbogen 
 fiir Eotzebue bei seiner Rilckkehr ins Vaterland; Einiges 
 ilber die Schadellebre; Bild vom ZinsgroBchen; Notiz 
 uber ein merkwuvdiges Bild von Langer Miinchen; Ueber 
 die Verfassung der neuen koniglichen Akademie der bil- 
 denden Kilnste in Miinchen. 
 
 8. Ueber das Wesen deutscher Wissenschaft. Denk- 
 mal der Schrift von den gottlichen Dingen u. s. w. des 
 Herrn F. H. Jacobi, u. s. w. Aus der Allgemeinen Zeits- 
 chrift von Deutschen fur Deutsche : Vorrede. Briefwech- 
 sel mit Eschenmayer bezilglich der Abhandlung " Philos- 
 ophische Untersuchungen ilber das Weseu der mensch- 
 lichen Freiheit, u. s. w." Ludwig August Hiilsen. Die 
 Weltalter, Erstes Buch. Ueber die Gottheiten von Samo- 
 thrake. Eleinere Aufsatze. Ueber das sogenannte Wet- 
 terschiessen. Bericht uber den pasigraphischen Versuch 
 des Professor Schmidin Dillingen. Vorschlage, die Besch- 
 aftigung der philol-philos. Elasse betreffend. Noch ein 
 Wort Uber die Arbeiten der philol.-phUos. Klasse. 
 
 9. Ueber den Zusammenhang der Natur mit der Geister- 
 welt, ein Gesprach. Euustgeschichtliche Ammerkungen 
 zu J. M. Wagners Bericht uber die agenitischen Bild- 
 werke. Erlanger Vortrage : Ueber die Natur der Philoso- 
 phie als Wissenschaft; Ueber deu Werth uud die Bedeu- 
 tung der Bibelgesellschaften; Spicilegium observationum 
 iu novissimam Amobii editionem. Abhandlungeu philo- 
 logischen andmythologiscben Inhalts : Ueber eine Stelle 
 des Lucretius ; Ueber eine Stelle Platons ; Ueber eine 
 Stelle im Homerischen Hymnus an Demeter ; Ueber die 
 arabischeu Namen des Dionysos ; Ueber das Alter kyklop- 
 ischer Bauwerke in Griechenland. Erste Vorlesnug in 
 Miinchen. Eede an die Studirenden der Ludwig-Maxi- 
 miliaus-Univeisitat. Redeu in den offentlichen Sitzungen 
 der Akademie der Wissenschaften in Miinchen. 
 
 10. Zur Geschichte der neueren Philosophie. Vorrede 
 zu einer philosopbischen Schriit des Hrn. Victor Cousin. 
 Darstellung des philosopbischen Empirismus. Anthropo- 
 logisches schema. Worte zum Andenken des Freiheiru 
 von Moll und Sylvestre de SacyB. Darstellung des Natnr- 
 processes. Vorwort zu H. Steffens nachgelasBenen 
 Schriften. Vorbemerkungen zu der Frage ilber den Ur- 
 sprung der Sprache. Epigrammata. Gediohte und roe- 
 trische Uebersetzungen. 
 
 lite Abth. Vol. 1. HiBtorisch-kritiBchb Einleitung in die 
 Philosophie derMythologie. 
 
 2. Philosophie der Mythologie. 
 
 3, 4. Philosophie der Offenbarung. 
 
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 378-118 2592.13 
 
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 Schiel (J.) Report of the geology of the 38th and 41st parallels. 
 [In Pacific B. K. routes. Eeporta. v. 2.] .... 1127.02 
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 dence between Schiller and Goethe, 1794-1805. 
 Tr. by L. D. Schmitz. v. 1-2. London, 1877-79. 12°. 
 
 — Correspondence between Schiller and Goethe, 1791- 
 
 1805. Tr. by G. H. Calvert, v. 1. [To 1797.] New 
 York, 1845. 12°. . 3156.06 
 
 — Correspondence with Koerner. With biogr. sketches 
 
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 — Dishonoured irreclaimable. [In Holcraft (T.) Tales from 
 
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 — Maid of Orleans, a romantic tragedy. Tr. by E. 
 
 Egestoff. London, 1836. 8° 5093.15 
 
 Same. Tr. by J. D. Bethune. [In his Specimens. L., 
 
 1848. 8\] 1615.01 
 
 — Poems and ballads. Tr. by sir E. B. Lytton. New 
 
 York, 1861. 18° 1685.01 
 
 — Popular tales. [In Roscoe (T.) German novelists, v. 3, 1826.] 
 
 Contents : lntrod. notice. The apparitionist [or ghost 
 seer], a fragment. The sport of destiny. The criminal, or 
 martyr to lost honour. Fraternal magnanimity. A walk 
 among the linden trees. 
 
 — Select minor poems. Tr. by J. S. Dwight. Boston, 
 
 1839. 12°. 1614.13 
 
 — Song of the bell. Tr. by F. H. Hedley. [In his Masterpieces 
 
 of German poetry, 1876.] 1651.31 
 
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 and poetry of Europe.] 1665.07 
 
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 faaine. Ti. by C. R. Lambert. [In his Poems. I860.] 1666.05 
 
 Same. Tr. by Baskerville. [Jnhis Poetry of Germany,1872 1 
 
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 Lyyttou, and -Select minor poems '. Tr. by j. S. Dwight' 
 
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 — Works.— Historical. Tr. by A. J. W. Morrison. 
 
 London, Bohn, 1870. 12° 5064.24 
 
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 revolt of the Netherlands. ' 
 
 Historical and dramatic. Translated. London, 
 
 Bohn, 1870. 12° 5064.25 
 
 Contents : Hist, of the Netherlands, continued. The 
 Camp of Wallenstein, tr. by S. T. Coleridge. William Tell, 
 tr. by T. Martin. 
 
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 Bohn, 1868. 12° 5064.26 
 
 Contents: Don Carlos, tr. by R. D. Boylan. Mary Stu- 
 art, tr. by J. Mellish. Maid of Orleans, tr. by Anna Swan- 
 wick. Bride of Messina, tr. by A. Lodge ; with an es- 
 say on the use of chorus in tragedy. 
 
 Early dramas and romances. Tr. chiefly by 
 
 H. G. Bohn. London, Bohn, 1853. 12°. 5064.27 
 Contents : The Robbers. Fiesco. Love and intrigue. 
 Demetrius, tr. by T. Martin. The ghost-seer. Sport of 
 destiny, fragment. 
 
 — S'ammtliche Werke. 12 v. in 6. Stuttgart, 1847. 16°. 
 
 Contents : 
 
 Braut von Messina (Die), v. 5. 
 Briefe iiber Don Carlos, v. 10. 
 Briefe iiber die UsthetiBche Er- 
 
 ziehung des Meuschen, v. 12. 
 Demetrius, v. 7. 
 Denkwiirdigkeiten aus dem Le- 
 
 ben des Marschalls Vieille- 
 
 ville, v. 11. 
 Dido, v. 1. 
 Dichtung, v. 12. 
 Don Carlos, v. 3. 
 Fiesco, v. 2. 
 Gedichte, v. 1. 
 Gegeuwat'tige deutsche Theatre 
 
 (Das), v. 10. 
 Geisterseher (Der), v. 10. 
 Geschichte der Unruhen in 
 
 Frankreich welche der Re- 
 
 gierung HeinrichB iv. vor- 
 
 angingen bis zum Tode 
 
 Earls ix., v. 11. 
 Geschichte des Abfalls der ve- 
 
 rein. Niederlande, v. 8. 
 Geschichte des dreissigjah- 
 
 rigen Kriegs, v. 6. 
 Gesetzgebung des Lykurgus 
 
 und Solon, v. 10. 
 Herzog von Alba bei einem 
 
 Friibstuck aul dem Schlosse 
 
 zu Rudolstadt, 1547, v. 11. 
 
 Kabale und Liebe, v. 2. 
 Kinder des Hauses (Die), v. 7. 
 Kleme Schrilten vermischteu 
 
 Inbalts, v. 11, 12. 
 Macbeth, v. 6. 
 Maltheser (Die), v. 7. 
 Maria Stuart, v. 6. 
 Menschenleind (Der), v. 2. 
 Neffe als Onkel (Der), v. 7, 
 Parasit (Der), v. 7. 
 Pnadra, v. 7. 
 
 Philosophische Briefe, v . 10. 
 Riiuber (Die), v. 2. 
 Sehailbuhne als eine moralisclie 
 
 Anstalt betvachtet, v. 10. 
 Seuduug Moses, v. 10. 
 Spaziei'gaug uuter den Linden, 
 
 v. 10. 
 Spiel des Schicksals, /. 10. 
 Turandot, v. 6. 
 Universal historische iibersicht 
 
 zu den Zeiten Kaiser Fried- 
 
 richs I., v. 11. 
 Verbrecher aus verlorener 
 
 Ehre, v. 10. 
 Wallenstein, v. 4. 
 Warbeck, v. 7. 
 William Tell, v. 6. 
 Zerstbrung von Troja, v. 1. 
 Zusammenbang der tnierischec 
 
 Natur des Meuschen nlit sei- 
 ner geistigen, v. 10. 
 
 Huldigung der Kiinste (Die),v.6. 
 
 Iphigenie in Aulis, v. 3. I 
 
 Jungfrau von Orleans (Die), v. 5. | 
 
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 (p. 195) : also Bulwer-Lylton (E. L.) Life of Schiller [In 
 his Pamphlets and sketches. 1875. 2514.30J;— Boyesen (H. 
 Goethe and Schiller : their lives and works, 1879 
 [3066.27];— Flint (R.) Philos. of hist., 1875 ; p. 388-409 
 [447.01];— Hagenbach (K. R.) German rationalism, 1865 
 [3556.15];— Macmillan, Aug., 1876 (Corresp. betw. S. and 
 the duke of Schleswig-Holstein, by Max Muller). 
 
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 C. Hankin. 2 v. London, 1858. 8°. . . 3156.13 
 Note.— Reviewed in Littell, Apl. 16, 1859. 
 
 — Principles of beauty : with an essay on the tem- 
 
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 1859. 12° W31.13 
 
 — Select memoirs of Port Royal. 4th ed. 2 v. Lon- 
 
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 blast-furnace. London, 1870. 8°. . . 3911.04 
 
 Schlagintweit (Emil). Buddhism in Tibet. With 
 an account of the Buddhist systems preceding it 
 in India. Leipzig, 1863. 8° 35^8.01 
 
 Schlegel (August Wilhelm von). Lectures on dra- 
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 don, Boht h 1846. 12° 1742.18 
 
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 Contents: Letters on Christian art. Essay on gothic 
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 Shakspeare. Chivalry of the Middle Ages. Lother and 
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 of the Indians [Hindus]. 
 
 — Course of lectures on modern history. With es- 
 
 says on the beginning of'history, and on Caesar and 
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 — Lectures on the history of literature, ancient and 
 
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 Robertson. London, Bohn, 1848. 12°. . 412.17 
 
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 Morrison. London, Bohn, 1847. 12°. . 5416.22 
 
 — Flint (R.) Philos. of hist, in France and Germany, p. 465-471. 
 
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 — Poetry of the vegetable world. 1st Amer. ed., by A. 
 
 Wood. Cincinnati, 1853. 12° 4914.03 
 
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 — On the discrepancy between the Sabellian and Athanasian 
 
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 — Outline of the study of theology. With reminiscen- 
 
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 ex., v. 72, 1862, p. 109-123 (Passages from the life of 
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 Schlesinger (Max). The historical Jesus of Nazareth. 
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 — Saunterings in and about London. L., 1853. 8°. 
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 mag., Feb., 1878 ; New Englander, Mch., 1878 (by L. R. 
 
 Packard). 
 
 — Troy and its remains. Ed. by Philip Smith. 
 
 London, 1875. 8° 1034.19 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Cornhill, June, 1874 ; Ed. rev. Apl 
 
 1874 ; Qu. rev., Apl., 1874 ; Fraser's mag., Feb., 1878 (A 
 
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 Schloss Hainfeld. faHaU (Basil). 1836. 965.13 
 Schlosser (Friedrich Christoph). History of the 18th 
 
 century and of the 19th till [1815]. Tr. by D. 
 
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 — Weltgeschichte. 18 Bde. Frankfurt a M. 1844-56. 8°. 
 
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 — Waverley. [Fr.] Tr. par A. Montemont. Paris, 
 
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 -Works. 7 v. Phil.. 1833. 8° 5065.13 
 
 Contents : 
 
 V. 1. Poetical works. Paul's Letters to his kinsfolk. 
 Eyrbiggia Saga. Essay on chivalry, romance, and the 
 drama. Sermons. Letters on demonology and witch- 
 craft. 
 
 2 Waverley. Guy Mannering. Antiquary. Rob Koy 
 Black Dwarf. Old Mortality. Heart of Mid-Lothian. 
 
 3. Bride of Lammermoor. Legend of Montrose. Ivan- 
 hoe. Monastery. Keuilworth. Pirate. 
 
 4. Fortunes of Nigel. Peveril of the Peak. Quentin 
 Durward St. Ronan's Well. Bed Gauntlet. The Be- 
 trothed. 
 
 5. The Talisman. Woodstook. Highland widow. Two 
 drovers. My aunt Margaret's mirror. Tapestried cham- 
 ber. Laird's Jock. Fair maid of Perth. Anne of Geier- 
 stein. Count Robert of Paris. Castle Dangerous. Sur- 
 geon's daughter. 
 
 6. Tales of a Grandfather ; being stories taken from 
 Scottish history. History of Scotland. Life of John Dry- 
 den. Life of Jonathan Swift. Lives of the novelists. 
 
 7. Life of Napoleon. Memoir of the author, by J. G. 
 Lockhart. 
 
 Same. 7 v. in 12. Phil., 1833. 8°. . . 5065.01 
 
 Contents. 
 V. 1-2. Poetical works. Paul's Letters to his kinsfolk. 
 Eyrbiggia Saga. Essay on chivalry, romance, and the 
 drama. Sermons. Letters on demonology and witch- 
 craft. 
 
 3. Waverley. Guy Mannering. Antiquary. Eob Roy. 
 
 4. Black Dwarf. Old Mortality. Heart of Mid-Lothian. 
 Bride of Lammermoor. Legend of Montrose. Ivanhoe. 
 
 5. Monastery. Abbott. Kenilworth. Pirate. 
 
 6. Fortunes of Nigel. Peveril of the Peak. Quentin 
 Durward. 
 
 7. St. Eonan's Well. Red Gauntlet. Betrothed. Tal- 
 isman. Woodstock. 
 
 8. Highland widow. Two drovers. My aunt Margar- 
 et's mirror. Tapestried chamber. Laird's Jock. Fair 
 maid of Perth. Anne of Geierstein. Count Robert of 
 Paris. Castle Dangerous. Surgeon's daughter. 
 
 9. Tales of a grandfather ; stories taken from Scottish 
 history. History of Scotland. 
 
 10. Biographical notices. Lives of the novelists. 
 
 11. Life of Napoleon Bonaparte. 
 
 12. Memoir of Sir Walter Scott, by J. G. Lockhart. 
 
 — Prucott (W. H.) Sir Walter Scott. [In Rice (A T., ed.) 
 
 Essays from the N. A. rev. 1879.] 2533.33 
 
 — Rogers ( C. ) Centenary garland : pictorial illus. of 
 
 the novels in order of publication. With de- 
 scriptions, memoir, etc. Edin., 1871. sm. 4°. 
 
 — Rogers (J/.) Waverley dictionary: characters, 
 
 with analysis 254.89 
 
 fl®"* For lives and critical notices of Sir Walter Scott, see 
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 Scott (Wm.) Harmony of phrenology with scrip- 
 ture : a refutation of philosophical errors in Mr. 
 Combe's ' Constitution of man '. 2d ed. Edin., 
 1837. 12° 5431.07 
 
 Scott (Wm. ) Lessons in elocution ; pieces in prose 
 and verse. New York, 1802. 12°. . . . 6331.19 
 
 Scott (Wm. Anderson, D.D.) The Bible and politics : 
 plea for religious freedom, and against all secta- 
 rianism in our public schools. San Francisco, 
 1859. 8° 3588.08 
 
 Scott (Wm. Bell). Albert Durer : his life and works. 
 London, 1869. 8° 1434.09 
 
 — Anthony, a poem. [In Fortn. rev., Aug., 1868.] 
 
 — Gems of French art : carbon-photographs. With 
 
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 Binck and Hans Brosamer. 
 
 — Murillo and the * Spanish school of painting. Lon- 
 
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 — Our British landscape painters. 16 engr. on steel, 
 
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 ^Yit^T^ In ^ry tactics. 3 v. New 
 
 ""el?.' v IT ° D th6 ^^'"'d'en. t/« Ohetham 
 Scottish minstrel. See Roger's (C.) 1870.. '. ' ' ' ' S m 
 
 Scotus(Duns). Set Erigena (John Scotus). mBM 
 
 Scouttetten (Eobert Joseph Henri). Medical and 
 topographical history of the cholera morbus in- 
 cluding prevention and treatment. From' the 
 
 «„„ -» en ,° T h ' by , A ; S - Doane - B - 183 2- 8°. . 4334.08 
 
 Scoville (Joseph A.) Old merchants of New York 
 
 city By Walter Barrett [pseud.] 5 v. New 
 
 York, 1863-70. 12°. ... 3245 02 
 
 Scrambles amongst the Alps. See Whymper (E.) . .' . 986 23 
 
 Scratchley (Arthur). Practical treatise on savings 
 
 banks. [With app. on the industrial dwellings 1 
 
 London, 1860. 8° 593:? 15 
 
 Screw-cutting tables. See Martin (W. A.) . . ' . ' ' 3923 32 
 Scnbbleomania, or the printer's devil's polychronicon See 
 
 Ireland (W. H.) 1815 1684 13 
 
 Scribe (Eugene). Historiettes et proverbes. ' Paris 
 
 1858. 16° ... 7034.11 
 
 Contents:: Judith, ou la loge d'opera. Le tete-a-tete 
 outrente lieuea en poste. Un ministre sous Louis xv' 
 Le roi de Carreau. Potemkiu, ou un caprice imperial" 
 Le prix de la vie. Lejeunedocteur, ou le moyen de par- 
 venir. La conversion, ou a l'impoesible nul n'est tenu 
 
 — Nouvelles. Paris. 1858. 16° 7034.12 
 
 Contents ; Maurice. Carlo Broschi. La maitresee 
 anonyme. 
 
 — Piquillo Alliaga. 3 v. in 2. Paris, 1856. 16°. 7034.13 
 
 — Theatre. 20 v. Paris, 1856-57. 16. . . . 7035.01 
 
 Contents: v. 1. 3. Comedies— 1. Valerie. Le mariage 
 d'argent. Bertrand et Baton. La camaraderie. 
 
 2. La calomnie. Le verre d'eau. Une chaine. Oscar. 
 
 3. Le puff. Adrienne Lecouvreur. LeB contes de la 
 reine de Navarre. Bataille de dames. 
 
 4. Operas— La muette de Portici. Le comte Ory. 
 Le philtre. Robert-Le-Diable. La juive. Les Hugue- 
 nots. Le prophete. 
 
 5-9. Optras-comiques— 5. La neige. Le macon. La 
 dame blanche. La fiancee. Fra Diavolo. 
 
 6. La prison d'Edimbourg. Lebtocq. Le chalet. Le 
 cheval de bronze. L'ambaBsadru-e. 
 
 7. Le domino noir. Le fidtsle berger. La reine d'un 
 jour. Les diamants de la couronne. 
 
 8. Le diable a l'ecole. La part du diable. La sirene. 
 Ne touchez pas a la reine. Hay dee. 
 
 9. La fee aux roses. Glralda. La chanteuse voilee. 
 Marco Spada. 
 
 10-19. Comedies-vaudevilles— 10, Le nouveau Pourceaug- 
 nac. Les deux precepteurs. Une visite a Bedlam. La 
 somnambule. L'ours et le pacha. Froutin mari-garcon. 
 Le gastronome sans argent. Leparrain. Le manage en- 
 fantin. Michel et Christine. 
 
 11. La petite soeur. Memoires d'un colonel de hus- 
 sardB. Le vieux garcon et la petite fille. Le bon papa. 
 L'interieur d'un bureau. Le menteur veridique. La 
 maitresse au logis. Partie et revanche. Rodolphe. Un 
 dernier jour de fortune. 
 
 12. L'h6ritiere. Le coiffeur et le perruquier. La man- 
 Barde des artistes. La haine d'une femme. Vatel. La 
 quarantaiue. Le plus beau jour de la vie. Le charlatan- 
 isme. Les premieres amours. Le confident. 
 
 13. La demoiselle a marier. La belle-mere. L'oncle 
 d'Amerique. Le diplomate. Simple histoire. L'ambai- 
 sadeur. Le mariage de raison. La chatte nietamorpho- 
 see en femme. 
 
 14. Yelva. La marraine. Avant, pendant etapres. Mal- 
 vina. Theobald, ou le retour de Russie. Louise ou la repar- 
 ation. 
 
 15. La secondeannee. Zoe ou l'amant prete. Philippe. 
 Une faute. Jeune et vieille. La famille Riquebourg. Le 
 budget d'un jeune menage. 
 
 16. Le chaperon. Toujours. ou l'avenir d'un fils. Ca- 
 milla. Les malheurs d'un amaiit heureux. Le gaidien. 
 Le lorgnon, 
 
 17. La chanoinesse. Salvoisy. Estelle. Etre aime ou 
 mourir. La pensionnaire mariee. Chut I 
 
 18. La grand* mere, ou les trois amours. Les sur- 
 prises. Rebecca. L'image. Jeanne etJeanneton. Gene- 
 vieve, ou la jalousie paternelle. 
 
 19. La protegee Bans le savoir. Uue femme que se jette 
 par la fenStre. Didier l'honnete homme. Oamitie! 
 on les trois epoques. Heloise et Abailard. 
 
 20. Operas— It* Dieu et la bayadere. Le serment. Guido 
 etGinevra, ou lapeste de Florence, La Xacanlla. Les 
 martyrs. Dom Sebastien. Le juif errant. 
 
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 Scribuer (Charles Hilton). Treatise on the law of 
 
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 Sea-fishing as a sport. See Young (L. J. H.) . . . . 4626.16 
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 1873 (Seals and signets, by J. Hutchings). 
 Sealy. See also Seeley. 
 Sealy (Henry N.) A treatise on coins, currency and 
 
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 Seaman (Ezra C. ) American system of government. 
 
 New York, 1870. 12° 5725.23 
 
 — Essays on the progress of nations. N. Y., 1846-68. 8°. 
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 Search after truth. See Egleston (G. W.) 3546 13 
 
 Search for a publisher ; or counsels for a young author', [anon 1 
 
 6tued. London, 1870. 8° 2712 20 
 
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 Boston, 1843. 12° 5513 28 
 
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 — The fourth gospel the heart of Christ. B., 1872. 12°. 
 
 — Pictures of the olden time, as shown in the for- 
 
 tunes of a family of the Plymouth pilgrims. 
 Boston, 1857. 12°. . 251.08 
 
 — Begeneration. Boston, 1854. 12°. . . . 3592.20 
 
 — Sermons and songs of the christian life. Boston 
 
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 Seaside and fireside. See Longfellow (H. W.) .... 1664.09 
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 1872 3523.05 
 
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 — Chronicles of the seasons, the year. 4 v. 1844. 4731.01 
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 1873 4815.09 
 
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 — Hitchcock (E.) Christian reflections on the four 
 
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 — Mirror of the months, {anon.} 1826. . .4731.07 
 
 — Mossman (S.) Origin of the seasons, from a geo- 
 
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 — Ihomson (James). The seasons 1621.20 
 
 — Woodward (B. B.) Nat. hist, of the year. 4731.08 
 
 QS~ See also Calendar (p. 248); — Meteorology (p. 773);— 
 Natural history (Nature, p. 809). 
 
 Seasons with the sea-horses. See Lamont (J.) 1861. . 1144.03 
 
 Seat of empire. See Coffin (C. C.) 1870 1122.12 
 
 Seaton (Edward C.) Handbook of vaccination. Lon- 
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 Seats and saddles. See Dwyer (F.) 1868 4617.24 
 
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 ploying steam power between this country and 
 the East Indies. London, 1834. 8°. . . 3927.27 
 
 Seaweeds from the shores of Nantucket. [Poems. 
 anon.] Boston, 1853. 12° 1683.31 
 
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 Sm. contrib., v. 3.] 3937.08 
 
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 Sechter (Simon). Correct order of fundamental 
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 premillennial essays at the Prophetic conference, New 
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 Secret documents of the Second Empire, found in 
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 French, by T. Curry. London, 1871. 12°. 526.09 
 
 Secret memoirs of the court of Petersburg. See Masson de Bla- 
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 Secret of long life. London, 1871. 8°. . . . 4322.26 
 
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 1869. 12° 4611.22 
 
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 Secret societies. 
 
 — Arnold ( A. C. L. ) History and philosophy of. 1866. 
 
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 1879 . . 5838.10 
 
 — Barruel (A. de). Memoirs illustrating the hist, of 
 
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 — Chamber's Papers, etc., v. 2. (Secret soc. of mod. Europe) ;— 
 
 v. 5 (Secret societies of middle ages). . . .2516.01:03 
 
 — De Quincey (T.) Secret societies. [In his Hist, and crit. essays. 
 
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 ._ Frost ( T. ) Secret societies of the European revo- 
 lution, 1776-1876. 2 v 5838.08 
 
 Contents: v. 1. The Illumiuati. The United Irishmen. 
 The Pliiladelphiaus. The Tugeudbund. The Carbonari! 
 The associated patriots. The Communeros. 
 
 2. The Reformed Carbonari. The Hetairia. United 
 Sclavonians. The Templars. Young Italy. The Families. 
 Young Germany Young Poland. Young Switzerland. The 
 Communists. The Fenians. The Nihilists. The Omla- 
 dina. 
 
 — Eeckenthorn ( C- W.) Secret societies of all ages and 
 
 countries. 2 v. 1875 5837.08 
 
 Contents: v. 1. In trod. Ancient mysteries. Emotionists. 
 Religion of love. Ishmalites. Knights Templars. Free 
 judges. Alchymists. Freemasons. 
 
 2. Mystics. Illnminati. Brigandage. Fellow-crafts. Car- 
 bonari. Inquisition. Minor Italian sects. Youth. Miacel. 
 societies. 
 
 — La Hodde (L. de). History of the secret societies 
 
 of France, 1830-48 5837.02 
 
 — Memoirs of secret societies of the South of Italv, 
 
 particularly the Carbonari, L., 1821. 8°. 5837.01 
 
 — RoberUon [J. B.) Free masonry and secret societies of mod- 
 
 ern times. [In his Lectures, etc.] ... ... 2541.29 
 
 — Secret societies of the middle ages. [By Thomas 
 
 Keightley.] London, 1837. 16°. . . . 5837.07 
 Contents : The Assassins (p. 18-168). The Templars (p. 
 169-331). Vehmgerichte, or secret tribunals of Westphalia 
 (p. 332-408). 
 
 See also Bentley's miscel., v. 54, 1863 (Secret societies); 
 Llppincott, v. 24 (S. soc. of Southern Italy, by C. Seton). 
 JEg-See also Freemasonry p. 560). 
 
 Secrets of my office. By a bill broker, [anon.] Lon- 
 don, 1863. 16° 5922.21 
 
 Secrets of the sanctum. See Hill (A. F.) 2711.11 
 
 Secular annotations on scripture texts. See Jacox (F.) 2 v. 1871. 
 
 Secularia. See Lucas (Samuel) 2534.22 
 
 Secularism in education. See Dublin rev., July, 1875 ; also Bib- 
 lical and religious lit. (Bible in the public schools, p. 79). 
 
 Secundus (Johannes Secundus Everard, called Johannes). 
 Kisses: lit. tr. by "W. K. Kelly. [In Erotica. London, Bohn, 
 1854. 12° 1677.16 
 
 Sedan. See Wimpffen (Emmanuel Felix de) 527.13 
 
 Sedgwick (Miss). Arcturus ; or, the bright star in 
 Bootes ; easy guide to science. 3d ed. London, 
 1871. 16°. 4013.16 
 
 Sedgwick (Adam). Discourse on the studies of the 
 university [of Cambridge]. Cambridge, 1834. 8°. 
 
 Sedgwick (Miss Catharine Maria, 6. 1759, d. 1867). 
 Letters from abroad. 2 v. N. J., 1845. 12°. 
 
 — Life of L. Maria Davidson. [In Sparks (J.) Amer. biogr., v. 
 
 7, 1839] 3241.07 
 
 — Memoir of Joseph Curtis, a model man. New 
 
 York, 1858. 16°. . 3046.04 
 
 — Morals of manners. New York, 1853. 16°. 5427.08 
 
 — [Novels]. See Fiction class list ;p. 520). 
 
 Sedgwick (Mrs. Charles). A talk with my pupils. 
 
 New York, 1863. 12° 3511.17 
 
 Sedgwick (Theodore, d. 1839). Public and private 
 
 economy. HIus. by observ. in England in 1836. 
 
 3v. New York, 1836. 12° 5912.06 
 
 Sedgwick (Theodore, jr., d. 1859). Memoir of the 
 
 life of William Livingston. N. Y., 1853. 8°. 
 
 — Treatise on the measure of damages. 5th ed. by 
 
 A G. Sedgwick. N. Y., 1869. 8°. . . 5612.20 
 
 — Treatise on the rules which govern the interpreta- 
 
 tion and construction of statutory and constitu- 
 tional law. 2d ed. , enl. With notes by J. N. 
 Pomeroy. New York, 1874. 8°. ... 5643.18 
 
 Sedley (Sir Charles). Works in prose and verse. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1876. 16°. 1742.20 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Miscel. poems. Anthony and Cleo- 
 patra, trag. Speeches. Pastorals of Virgil. 
 
 2. Miscel. poems. The mulberry garden, com. Bella- 
 mira, or the mistress, comedy. The grumbler, com. The 
 tyrant king of Crete, trag. 
 
 Seebohm (Frederick). The era of the Protestant re- 
 formation. With maps. N. Y., 1874. 16°. 3432. :2 
 
 — On international reform. L., 1871. 8". . 5(51:3.14 
 
 — Oxford reformers of 1498 : Colet, Erasmus, and 
 
 More. London, 1867. 8° 3445.21 
 
 Seed grain for thought. See Lowell (Mrs. A. C.) 2 v. 1856. 2534.10 
 
 Seekers after God. See Farrar (F. W.) 1869 6435.19 
 
 Seekonk, (Mass.) See Countries, etc. (Seekonk, p. 368). 
 Seeley (John B. ) Wonders of Elora, in the East 
 
 Indies. London, 1824. 8° 1053.11 
 
 Seeley (Prof. John Eobert). Ecce Homo, a survey of 
 the life and work of Jesus Christ, [anon.] Bos- 
 ton, 1866. 12° 3422.05 
 
 v m i7? i- T 1 m Chris - exam - Ju 'y. 186 " : Ed. rev 
 v n I 8 /' ■ Fu , rt "-i' ev - v - ° (by P- Bayue); Fraser'smag 
 v. 73, ,4 ('art); Littell, v . 2, 1867 [from Chr observer 
 
 rfv° n v U^T' ^ J»yA-*-»ta "vKrttS I 
 
 rlv.; v. se! ■ v ' or Litte11 ' 186B ' v - 2 ■• Westm - 
 
 — English lessons. See Abbott (E. A.) and Seolov (T r> i (uqq 10 
 
 ~ ml, 4 an a?t.r Ut ' C8 - [ln ^WK 
 
 — Life and times of Stein : or Germany and Prussia 
 
 in the Napoleonic age. 2 v. B., 1879. 8°. 3166 32 
 
 — Koman imperialism, and other lectures and es- 
 
 says. Boston, 1871. 16° 2542 31 
 
 Contents : Roman imperialism. Milton's political opin- 
 ions. Milton s poetry. Elementary principles in art. Lib- 
 eral education in universities. English in schools. The 
 church as a teacher of morality. The teaching of politics 
 
 — Young (Wm.) and Hart (E. A.) Three essays on 
 
 Shakespeare's tragedy of King Lear. London, 
 
 1851. 8°. _ 1754 22 
 
 Seelye (Rev. Julius H.) Christian missions. New 
 York, 1875. 12° 3592.29 
 
 — The way, the truth, and the life. Lectures to edu- 
 
 cated Hindus. Boston, 1873. 12°. . . 3592.28 
 
 Seemann (Berthold). Popular history of the palms 
 
 and their allies. London, 1856. 16°. .4912,07 
 
 — Fiji and its inhabitants. [In Galton (F.) Vacation tourists, 
 
 1861.] 926.12 
 
 Seemann (Otto). Mythology of Greece and Borne, 
 
 with special reference to art. N, Y., 1877. 12°. 
 
 Seer (The). See Hum (Leigh). 2 v. 1864 2633.09 
 
 Seeress of Prevorst. See Kerner (J.) 1845 3814.17 
 
 Seers of the ages : spiritualism. See Peebles (J. M.) . 3815.26 
 Segrais (Jean Regnauld, sieur de). Relation de 1'lBle imaginaire. 
 
 — Histoire de la princesse de Paphlagouie. [In Voyages imag., 
 
 v. 26, 1788.] 7027.26 
 
 Seguier (Frederick Peter). Critical and commercial 
 dictionary of the works of painters, 1250-1850 ; 
 8850 sale notes, etc. London, 1870. 1. 8°. 1415.15 
 
 Seguin (Edward). Family thermometry. New York, 
 1873. 12° 4323.09 
 
 — Report on education. [TJ. S. Com. to Int. exhib. at Vienna, 1873. 
 
 Reports, v. 2. 1876.] 3916 16 
 
 Segur (Alexandre Joseph Pierre, viscomte de). LeB 
 femmes, chez differens peuples anciens et mod- 
 ernes. Nouv. ed. 4 v. Paris, 1820. 24°. . 5822.26 
 
 Segur (Louis Philippe, com'e de). The four ages of 
 life. New York, 1826. 12° 5436.24 
 
 Segur (Noel). Chansons nationales. See Dumersan (M.) and 
 Segur (N.) 1636.01 
 
 Segur (Philip Paul, comle de). Expedition to Russia 
 by Napoleon in 1812. 2 v. N. Y., [n. A] 18°. 
 
 Same. 2 v. Philadelphia, 1825. 12°. . . 512.09 
 
 Se'gur (Mme. la comtesse Eugene de, nfe Sophie Bos- 
 topchine). Francois leBossu. 3e ed. P., 1869. 12°. 
 
 — Jean qui grogne et Jean qui rit. 3e ed. P., 1869. 12°. 
 
 — L' Auberge de 1' ange-gardien. 5e ed. P., 1869. 12°. 
 
 — Les Bons enfants. 5e ed. P., 1869. 12°. . 7035.22 
 
 — La Fortune de Gaspard. P., 1866. 12°. . 7034.31 
 
 — Le general Dourakine. 5e ed. P., 1869. 12°. 7034.33 
 
 — Les Malheurs de Sophie. 7e ed. P., 1869. 12°. 7034.35 
 
 — Les Petites filles modeles. 6e ed. P , 1867. 12°. 
 
 — Memoiresd'un ane. Nouv. ed. P., 1869.12°. 7035.23 
 
 — Pauvre Blaise. Nouv. ed. Paris, 1869. 12°. 7034.36 
 
 — Quel amour d'enfant ! 2e ed. Paris, 1867. 12°. 
 
 — La Sceur de Gribouille. Nouv. ed. P., 1863. 12°. 
 
 — Un bon petit diable. 3e ed. P., 1869. 12°. 7035.21 
 Seller (Emma). The voice in singing. From the 
 
 German. Phil., 1878. 12° 1563.11 
 
 — The voice in speaking. Tr. by W. H. Furness. 
 
 Phil., 1875. 11° ,. 6333 £ 8 
 
 Seinte Marherete the meiden ant martyr, in old English, id. 
 by O Cockayne. [In Early Engl, text soc, no. 13, 186b.] 
 Seiss (Joseph A, D.D.) Last times and great con- 
 summation. Phil., 1863. 12°. . . . . 3592.22 
 
 — A miracle in stone : or the Great Pyramid of 
 
 Egypt. Phil., 1877. 12°. . . . ■ • 1082 25 
 
 _ Voices from Babylon, or the records of Daniel the 
 prophet. Phil., 1879. 12°. . . . , . 3588.24 
 
 Seitz (Eugene). Slight disorders caused by Bitching "Old. [/» 
 Zeimssen (H. von) Cycl. of med., v. 16. 1877.] . .4368.16 
 
 Selby (Prideaux John). History of British forest- 
 trees. London, 1842. 8°. . . • • • 4917 -2<> 
 
 _ Parrots. Edin., [n. d.] 16° [In Jardine. Nat. hbr., v. 10. 
 
 — Pigeons. Edin., [». d.] 16°. UnJ^rdme. Nat. hbr., v. 9] 
 Selden (John). Table talk. With biogr preface and 
 
 notes, by S. W. Singer. 2d ed. L., 1856. 16 . 
 
 In asking for books, use the •■ Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
978 
 
 SELDEN- SENSACIONES 
 
 ._ Table talk. Ed. by E. Arber. L., 1868. 18°. 5011.02 
 &&■ For lives of Selden, see Biography (p. 196). 
 
 Select comedies. From the Italian of Goldoni, Gi- 
 
 raud, andNota. New York, 1849. 12°. . 1725.28 
 
 Contents : Goldoni (CI Odd mistake. Morose good man. 
 
 Giraud (G.) Jealousy at fault. Mad prophet. Nota (A.) 
 
 The projector. First steps to folly. 
 
 Select proverbs, Italian, Spanish, French, English, 
 Scotish, etc. London, 1707. 16°. . . . 6214.25 
 
 Select sentences. New York, 1809. 12°. . .6214.07 
 
 Selection of eulogies, in honor of John Adams and 
 Thomas Jefferson. Hartford, 1826. 8°. 3011.03 
 
 Selections from German prose writers. With a 
 double translation on the Hamiltonian system. 
 London, 1828. 8°. 6413.32 
 
 Selections from the Apocrypha. Boston, 1878. 18°. 
 
 Self-culture and self-education. 
 
 g^- See also Books (p. 223);— Character (p. 261);— Cul- 
 ture (p. 40U) ;— Education (p. 434);— Life (Conduct of, p. 
 700);— Memory (p. 770);— Reading (p. 944). 
 
 — Blaekie (J. S.) On self-culture. 1874. . 5512.27 
 
 — Charming (W. E.) [In his Works, v. 2, 1874.] . . .3533.10 
 
 — Chapone (H.) Letters on the improvement of the mind. [In 
 
 her Works, V. 1, 1807.] 6024.01 
 
 — Graik ((?. L.) Pursuit of knowledge under diffi- 
 
 culties. Ed. by F. Way land. 2 v. 1847. 3263.12 
 Same. Female examples. 1847. . . . 3262.27 
 
 — Eggleston (G. G.) How to educate yourself. 1872. 
 
 — Gerando (J. M. de). Self-education, or moral pro- 
 
 gress. Tr. by E. P. Peabody. .... 5435.07 
 
 — Grey (M. G.) and Shirreff (JB.) Thoughts on self- 
 
 culture. 2 v. 1850 5512.08 
 
 -Hood(KP.) Self-education. 1852. .5512.03 
 Self-formation. 1868 5512.16 
 
 — Lofft(C.,jr.) Self-formation. 1846. . . .5512.04 
 
 — Mathews ( Win. ) Getting on in the world. 1873. 
 
 — Reed (8.) Observ. on the growth of the mind. 1841. 
 
 — Waits (I.) Improvement of the mind. 1833. 5512.14 
 Self-love, self-esteem. See Works on Philosophy (Moral, p. 862); 
 
 especially Smith {Adam). 
 
 Self-formation. See Self-culture (above). 
 
 Self-help. Smiles (Samuel). 1860 3263.29 
 
 Self-help in the attainment of perfection of character 
 and success in life, with a phrenological and 
 physiological chart, [anon.] N. Y., 1870. sm. 4°. 
 
 Selfish theories of morals. See Philosophy (Moral philosophy, p. 
 859 ;— Utilitarianism, p. 864). 
 
 Selfishness. Alger ( W. R.) In his Solitude, etc., 1876 ; p. 69-65. 
 
 Self-knowledge. See Mason (J.) 6412.06 
 
 Self-made men. See Seymour (C. C. B.) ...... 3261.30 
 
 Selfridge (Thomas Oliver). Reports of explorations and sur- 
 veys to ascertain the practicability of a ship canal betw. 
 the Atlantic and Pacific oceans by way of the Istbmus 
 of Darien. Wash., 1874. 4°. [U. S. Ho. of reps. 42d cong. 
 3d boss. Miscel. doc, no. 113.] 1156.16 
 
 Selkirk (George H.) The book of chess. London, 
 1868. 12° 4614.19 
 
 Sellar (Alexander Craig). The passion-play in the 
 Highlands of Bavaria. 3d ed. Edinb and Lon- 
 don, 1871. 12° 1742.26 
 
 Sellar (W. Y.) The Roman poets of the Republic. 
 Edin., 1863. 8° 1686.26 
 
 Seller (Abraham or Abednego). Antiquities of Pal- 
 myra. 2ded. London, 1705. 12°. . . 421.12 
 
 Selss (Albert M.) Critical outline of the literature of 
 Germany. London, 1865. 16°. . . . 2732.10 
 
 Selwyn (George Augustus, English man of fashion and wit, d. 
 1791). See Biography (p. 197). 
 
 Selvatico (Pietro). L'Arte nella vita degli artisti. 
 Firenze, 1870. 12° 1431.38 
 
 Selwyn (George Augustus, D.I)., bishop of New Zea- 
 land, 1841-69 ; bishop of Lichfield, 1867-78). Tuck- 
 er (H. W.) Memoir of G. A. S. 1879. . 3158.02 
 
 Selwyn (Wm.) Abridgment of the law of nisi prius. 
 7th Am. ed., by A. I. Fish. 2 v. Phil., 1857. 8°. 
 
 Semi-barbarous Hebrew. See Gribble (T.) 1871. . . 3555.14 
 
 Seminalia. See Ralph (J. E.) 1865 4331.20 
 
 Seminole war. tjprague (J. T.) Origin, progress, 
 e<c, of the Florida war 585.23 
 
 — Jackson (A.) and Calhoun (J. C.) Correspondence 
 on the course of the latter, in the deliberations 
 of the cabinet of Monroe, on the occurrences in 
 the Seminole war. 1831 5093.10 
 
 Semitic races. 
 
 Note. — A term vaguely applied to the Egyptians, Assyri- 
 ans, Chaldeans, Babylonians, SyriaDs, Ethiopians, He- 
 brews, Phoenicians, Arabs, and other kindred races. 
 
 — Deutsch [E. O. M.) Notes on Semitic palasography ;— Notei 
 
 of three lectures on Semitic culture ;— On Semitic Ian, 
 guagcs. [In his Literary remains, 1874.] . . . .3545.07 
 
 — McCurdy (J. F.) Relation of the Aryan and Semitic Jan. 
 
 guages. [In Bibliotheca sacra, Apl., 1876; Oct., 1879.] 
 
 — Rewm (E.) Part of the Semitic people in the history of civili, 
 
 zation. [In his Studies of religious history, 1864.] . 3412.10 
 ,6S* See also Man (Ethnology, p. 734) ;— Language (Ara- 
 bic, p. 675 ;— Assyrian, p. 676 ; — Hebrew and Chaldee, p. 
 679) ;— Hieroglyphics (p. 619). 
 
 Semmes (Raphael). Cruise of the Alabama and the 
 Sumter. New York, 1864. 12°. . . . 643. a I 
 See Atl. monthly, v. 30 (Why S. was not tried, by J. S. 
 Bolles). 
 
 Sen (Keshub Chunder). The Brahma Somaj. With 
 preface by S. D. Collet. L., 1870. 16°. 3592.25 
 
 — English visit. Lectures, addresses, sermons, re- 
 
 ceptions, etc. London, 1871. 12°. . . . 3592.27 
 Senator (Herrmann). Diabetes mellitus ; — Rheumatic affec- 
 tions of the joints and muscles. Gout. Rickets. Mala- 
 costeon. [In Ziemssen (H. von). Cynl. of med., v. 16. 
 1877.] 4358.16 
 
 Seneca (Lucius Annseus). Booke of the shortnesse 
 of life. Tr. into an English poem, by [R. F.] 
 London, 1636, sm. 4° 1685.08 
 
 — Epistles : with annotations. By T. Morell. 2 v. in 
 
 1. London, 1786. 4° 5418.08 
 
 — Medea and Octavia. Versions by C. A. Wheel- 
 
 wright. London, 1810. 16°. .... 1083.30 
 
 — Morals ; by way of abstract. With [his epistles]. 
 
 By Roger l'Estrange. 4th ed. London, 1718. 8°. 
 Contents : Of benefits. Of a happy life. Of auger. 
 Epistles. 
 
 — (Euvres completes. [Texte latin. ] Avec la traduc- 
 
 tion en Francais. Paris, 1869. 8°. [Nisard's 
 
 collection.] 7726.00 
 
 Contents : De ira. Consolatio ad Helviam. Consolatio 
 ad Polybium. Consolatio ad Marciam. De providentia. 
 De beneficiiB. De constantia sapientis. De brevitate 
 vitse. De otio sapientis. De tranquillitate animi. De 
 dementia. De vita beata. Ludus de morte Claudii Cae- 
 saris. Excerpta et fragmenta. Naturales qusestiones. 
 EpistolBe. 
 
 — Tragaadiae. Lat. et Fr. [In Nisaxd (J. M. N. D.) Theatre 
 
 de Latins. Paris, 1866. 8°.] 7726.05 
 
 Contents: Hercules Furens, et Thyestes, traa.de T. Sa- 
 valete. PhcBnissse, Hippolytus, (Edipus, Troades, Medea, 
 Agamemnon, Hercules (Etseus, Octavia, tr. de M. Des- 
 forges. 
 
 — Treatise [Latin texts] on providence, on tranquil- 
 
 ity of mind, on shortness of life, on happy life. 
 With select epistles, epigrammata, introd., notes, 
 and scripture parallelisms, by J. F. Hurst, and 
 H. C. Whiting. N. Y., 1877. 12°. . . . 5435.40 
 
 — Farrar (F. W.) In his Seekers after God, 1869 ; p. 1-185. 
 
 — Prevost-Paradol (L. A.) In his Essais, v. 2 7048.09 
 
 See also Westm. rev., v. 88, 1867 ; and article in Smith's 
 
 Diet, of Gr. and Roman biogr., v. 3. 
 Seneca Indians (Case of the), in the State of New 
 
 York. Philadelphia, 1840. 8° 614.12 
 
 Senior (Nassau Wm. ) Conversations with Thiers, 
 
 Guizot, and other distinguished persons, during 
 
 the second empire. Ed. by M. C. M. Simpson. 
 
 2 v. London, 1878. 8° 447.05 
 
 — Correspondence and conversations of A. de Toc- 
 
 queville with N. W. S., Irom 1834 to 1850. Ed. 
 by M. C. M. Simpson. 2 v. L., 1872. 8°. 3172.34 
 
 — Historical and philosophical essays. 2 v. London, 
 
 1»65. 12° 2542.32 
 
 Contents : v. 1. France. America, and Great Britain, 
 1842-65. Law of nations. Brougham's Political philosophy. 
 Confederacy and Uniou. 2. Oregon question. 1845. Eng- 
 lish Poor laws. Combinations and strikes. Lewis On de- 
 pendencies. Lewis On authority in matters of opinion. 
 Oxford and Mr. Ward. 
 
 — Introductory lecture on political economy. London, 1827. 8*. 
 
 [In. Pamphleteer v. 29.] 6058.29 
 
 — Journal kept in Turkey and Greece. L., 1859. 8°. 
 
 — Journals kept in France and Italy, 1848-52. With 
 
 sketch of the rev. of 1848. 2 v. L.,1871. 8°. 
 
 — Journals, conversations and essays relating to 
 
 Ireland. 2 v. London, 1868. 12°. . . . 952.03 
 
 — Political economy. 5th ed. L., 1863. 12°. . 5912.16 
 
 — Three lectures on the transmission of the precious 
 
 metals from country to country, and the mercan- 
 tile theory of wealth. 2d ed. London, 1830. 8°. 
 
 Senour (Rev. F.) Morgan and his captors. Cincin- 
 nati, 1865. 8° .641.01 
 
 Sensaciones en Oriente. See Arosemena (D.) 1859. . 1051.12 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY; 
 
SENSATION -SEX 
 
 979 
 
 Sensation. See Philosophy {Consciousness, cognition, etc., p. 857 ;.- 
 Materialism, p. 858 ; — Mental philosophy, p. 859). 
 
 Sensation and intuition. See Sully (James) 6426.08 
 
 Sense. See Pomeroy (M. M.) 1868 2541.20 
 
 Senses (The). -See Medicine [Senses, p. 766);— Philosophy {Mental 
 
 philosophy, p. 859 : and passim). 
 Senses (Education of the). See Education {Object teaching, p. 438). 
 Senses (The) and tho intellect. See Bain (A.) .... 5421.09 
 Sensible etiquette. See Ward {Mrs. H. G.) 1878. . 5427.25 
 
 Sentimental journey. See Sterne (Laurence). . . .5074.01 
 
 Sepia painting. See Leitch (K. P.) 1473.01 
 
 Sepoy revolt. See Countries* (iredia : Sepoy mutiny, p. 831). 
 Sepulchres. See Burial usages (p. 242). 
 Sergeant (Lewis). New Greece. With maps. Lon- 
 don, [1878.] 8° 997.21 
 
 Serle (Ambrose). Horas solitaries : or essays upon 
 some remarkable names and titles of Jesus 
 Christ and the Holy Spirit occurring in the Old 
 and New Testaments, and declarative of his es- 
 sential divinity, etc. Annexed, an essay, chiefly 
 historical, upon the trinity. 2 v. London, 
 
 1815. 8° 3592.23 
 
 Sermons. See Biblical and relig. lit. (p. 108). 
 Sermons out of church. See Craik {Mrs. D. M. M.) . .3575.32 
 Sermons to the clergy. See Dodge (M. A.) 1876. . . . 3544.28 
 Serpents (Natural hist. of). See Natural history {Reptiles, p. 810); 
 also Dublin univ. mag., Dec, 1876, Men., 1876 (Ophidians, 
 their manners, attributes, and evils) ; Pop. sci, rev., v. 12 
 (Poisonous snakes of Iudia, by J. R. Green). 
 Serpents and serpent worship. 
 
 — Cobbe (F.P.) A prehistoric religion. [In her Darwinism in 
 
 morals.] 5434.27 
 
 — Conway {M.C.) The Serpent. [In his Demonology and devil-lore, 
 
 V. 1, 1879 ; p. 325-332.] 3317.44 
 
 — Deane {J. B.) Observ. on dracontia. [In *Archaeologia, v. 25, 
 
 1834.] 6128.26 
 
 — Faber (67. S.) *Origin of pagan idolatry, v. 1, 1816 ; p. 439-464. 
 
 — Fergusson (J.) *Tree and serpent worship. 1869. 
 
 — Qubernatis (A. de) Zoological mythology, v. 2, 1872 ; p. 389- 
 
 420 3817.08 
 
 See also Bibl. sacra., Jan., 1864 (The serpent of Eden, 
 
 by John Duns) ; Jour, of soc. lit., v. 5, 1852 (The serpent) ; 
 
 Unitarian mag., v. 10, 1878 (The serpent in Genesis, by L. 
 
 J. Dudley). 
 Serpent charmers. See Bentley's miscel., v. 26, 1850 (Snakes and 
 
 serpent charmers, by W. Cooper) ; Pop. sci. monthly, Sept., 
 
 1879 (Serpent charming, by P. L. Oswald) ; Blackw. mag., 
 
 v. Ill, 1872 (Serpent charming in Cairo). 
 Servant girl of the period. See Chamberlaine (C.,,?V.) 6014.02 
 Servants. See Domestic economy (p. 420.) 
 Servants of the stomach. See Mace (J.). . . , . 4325 15; 23 
 Servetus. See Biography (p. 197). 
 Servia. See Countries (Servia, p. 368) ; — Literature {Servian, p. 
 
 712) ; University mag., Sept., 1879 (National poetry of S.) ; 
 
 also Brit. qu. rev., Jan., 1876 ; Fortn. rev.. Men., 1873 (Ser- 
 via and its new prince). 
 Service of sorrow. See Hale (Lucrezia P.) 1867. . . .3556.19 
 Service of the poor. See Stephen (Caroline E.) 1871. . .6825.24 
 Servita (Paolo). History of the inquisition. From the 
 
 Italian, by E. Gentilis. L., 1039. sm. 4°. 3426.26 
 Sesame and lilies. See Euskin (John). . . ... 2542.22 
 
 Sethos (Life of). See Terrasson (Jean). 2 v 6713.15 
 
 Seton (George). Gossip about letters and letter 
 
 writers. Edinburgh, 1870. 16°. . . . 3267.02 
 Sevarambians (History of the). See Allais (D. V. d'). . 6713.17 
 Seven (The number). See Numerals (p. 822). 
 Seven champions of Christendom. See Johnson (R.) . 251.66 
 Seven churches of Asia. 
 
 — Christmas (H.) Visit to the Seven churches. [In his Shores 
 
 and islands of the Mediterranean, v. 3. 1851.] . . 943.11 
 
 — Plumplre (R H.) Epistles to the Seven churches. 
 Seven curses of London. See Greenwood (J.) 1869. .6836 01 
 
 Seven days: [poem]. See Williams (I.) 1696.38 
 
 Seven decades of the Union. See Tyler (John). . . . 573.07 
 Seven essays on the social condition of the ancient 
 
 Greeks. Oxford, 1832. 8° 421.25 
 
 Seven great hymns of the Mediaeval church. 7th ed. enl. [anon.) 
 
 New York, 1868. 16° 1683.33 
 
 Seven historic ages. See G-ibnan (Arthur). 1874. . . .441.27 
 Sevenkings of the seven hills. See Laing (C. H. B.) 1873. 431.16 
 Seven lamps of architecture. See Euskin (J.) 1852. . .1313.10 
 
 Seven months' run. See Brooks (J.) 1872 933.16 
 
 Seven sages. Li romans des sept sages nach der 
 
 Pariser Handschrift herausgegeben von H. A. 
 
 Keller. Tubingen, 1836. 8° 1678.02 
 
 — Seven sages, in Engl, verse, with introd. essay, by 
 
 T. Wright. L., Percy soc, 1845. 12°. . . 5060.16 
 
 — Proces of the seuyn sages. [In Weber (H.) Metrical ro- 
 
 mances, v. 3, 1810.] 1694.27 
 
 — Ellis «?.) Early Engl. met. romances, 1848; p. 405-453. 1611.16 
 Seven sisters of sleep. [Narcotics.] See Cooke (M. C.) . 4334.27 
 Seven wonders of the world. New ed. Illus. by W. 
 
 Harvey. London, [1856.] 16° 421.02 
 
 Seven years' war. See Countries, etc. (p. 368). 
 
 Seventh great oriental monarchy. See Eawlinson (G.) w 25 
 
 Seventh regiment, (N. Y. S. M.) Glark (&) History 
 
 ol the becond company. 1861. 641 13 
 
 — Siointon ( W.) Hist, of the Seventh reg 1870 644 12 
 
 ~~ "^55" { ni £?-n t0 Wa8hin 8ton ^Washington asa 
 
 camp [In las Lile in the open air, 1863.] ... 2545 17 
 
 Note i.-Eepr. from Atlantic monthly, v. 7-8 
 
 Seventh vial. See Gumming (John). 1862. . . 3540 o 2 
 
 SevignA (Marie do Eabutiu Chantal, marquise de, b. 1626 "<2 1696) 
 
 Sewall (Albert 0.) Life of prof. Albert Hopkins 
 New York, 1879. 12° 3083 05 
 
 Sewall (J. B. ) Evenings with the Bible and science. 
 
 Boston, 1864. 12° 3762.04 
 
 Contents : Antiquity of man. The Mosaic record of cre- 
 ation in the light of geology. The Noachian deluge a hist 
 verity. The monuments of Egypt. Bishop Colenso and 
 his assaults upon the Pentateuch. 
 
 Sewall (Samuel). History of Woburn. With sketch 
 of author by C. O. Sewall. B., 1868. 8°. 612.09 
 
 Sewall (Thomas). Examination of phrenology 
 Washington, 1837. 8° 5431 20 
 
 Seward (Miss Anna). Letters, 1784-1807. 6 v. Edin 
 
 „ 1811. 16° 3162.08 
 
 Seward (Wm.) Biographiana. [ano?i.] 2 v. Lon- 
 don, 1799. 8° 3266.12 
 
 Seward (Wm. Henry). Autobiography, 1801-34. 
 With memoir and selections from his letters, 
 1831-46, by F. W. Seward. N. Y., 1877. 8°. 3168.21 
 
 — ■ Discourse on education, delivered at Westfleld, July 26 1837. 
 Albany, 1837. 8" 5093.23 
 
 — Life and public services of John Quincy Adams, 
 
 with eulogy. N. Y. and Auburn, 1856. 12°. 3012.08 
 
 — Travels around the world. Ed. by O. B. Seward. 
 
 Illus. N. Y, 1873. 8° 935.13 
 
 — Works. Ed. by G. E. Baker. 4 v. New York, 
 
 1853-62. 8°. . . 5066.01 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Letters from Europe, v. 3. 
 
 Notes on New York, v. 2. 
 
 Occasional speeches and ad- 
 dresses, v. 3. 
 
 Orations, Eulogies, etc., v. 3, 4. 
 
 Pardon papers, v. 2. 
 
 Political speeches, v. 4. 
 
 Political writings, v. 3. 
 
 Speeches in senate of New York 
 v. 1. 
 
 Speeches and debates in senate 
 of United States, v. 1. 
 
 State papers, 1839-42, v. 2 
 
 Biographical memoir, v. 1, 4. 
 
 Clinton (De Witt), Biography 
 of, v. 4. 
 
 Correspondence, v. 3. 
 
 Correspondence (Official), as 
 governor of New York : Vir- 
 ginia controversy ; Georgia 
 controversy ; McLeod case ; 
 Miscel., v. 2. 
 
 Executive speeches, v. 3. 
 
 Forensic arguments: Law of li- 
 bel, 1845 ; Defence of Eree- 
 man, on trial for murder ; 
 Fugitive slaves, v. 1. 
 
 J9®- For lives of W. H. S. see Biography (p. 196). 
 
 Sewell (Elizabeth Missing) Ancient history of Egypt, 
 Assyria, and Babylonia. 2d ed. L., 1870. 16°. 
 
 — Journal of a summer tour. [Germany, Switzerland, 
 
 Italy.] N. Y., 1852. 12° 983.15 
 
 — [Novels.] See Fiction class list (p. 520). 
 
 — Passing thoughts on religion. N. Y, 1863. 12°. 
 
 — Principles of education, applied to female edu- 
 
 cation in the upper classes, [anon.] 2 v. New 
 York, 1866. 12° 5514.06 
 
 — and Yonge (0. M. ) European history ; hist, se- 
 
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 SHAKSPERE, SHAKSPEARE, OR SHAKESPEARE (William). 
 
 Abbangement of Scbuivisiohs.— 1. Collected Works. 2. Biographies, and Critical studies of Shakespere (p.982-984). 
 3. Special Shaksperian Subjects (p. 984-985). 4. Separate Plays and Characters, and Criticism (p. 985-B). S. Poems, 
 Songs, Sonnets (p. 985-E). 6. Shakspere Societies. Publications (p. 985-F). 
 
 1. Collected Works. - 
 Comedies, * histories, and tragedies. London, 1623. 
 
 [Repr. by E. and J. Wright, 1807.] fol. . 1767.01 
 Dramatic * works. A reproduction in exact fac-simile 
 
 of the first folio, 1623, by photo-lithography. 
 
 Executed under the superintendence of H. 
 
 Staunton. L., Day and Son, 186J. fol. 1767.02 
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 1623. With introd. by J. O. Halli well-Phillipps. 
 
 London, Challo and Wlndas, 1876. 12°. . 1765.14 
 Dramatic "works revised byG. Steevens. [Illustrated.] 
 
 9 v. London, J. and J. Boydell, 1802. fol. 
 
 Contents: V. 1. Preface of Pope and Johnson. Tempest. 
 Two gentlemen of Verona. Merry wives of Windsor. 
 Measure for measure. 2. Comedy of errors. Much ado 
 about nothing. Love's labour's lost. Midsummer night's 
 dream. 3. Merchant of Venice. As you like it. Taming 
 of the shrew. All's well that ends well. 4. Twelfth 
 night. Winter's tale. Macbeth. King John. 5. Richard n. 
 Henry iv., pt. 1-2. Henry v. 6. Henry vi., pt. 1, 2, 3. 
 Richard in. 7. Henry vm. Coriolanus. Julius Oassar. 
 Antony and Cleopatra. 8. Timon of Athens. Titus 
 AndronicuB. Troilus and Cressida. Cymbeline. 9. King 
 Lear. Romeo and Juliet. Hamlet. Othello. 
 
 Plays. With notes by S. Johnson and G. Steevens. 
 5th ed. Revised by I. Reed. 2 v. London, 
 
 1803. 8° 1763.04 
 
 Note.— Known as the 6th variorum edition. 
 Contents: V. 1. Advertisements by Reed and Steevens. 
 Proposals, etc., by W. Riohardson. Life by Rowe. Anec- 
 dotes. Stratford register ; Instrument ; Instrument : 
 Mortgage ; Will. Dedication and prefaces by Heminge, 
 Condell, Pope, Theobald, Hanmer, Waruurton, Johnson, 
 Capell, Mason, and Malone. 2. The Learning of Shak- 
 speare by R.Farmer, with remarks by O. Colman. List of 
 ancient translations from classick authors. Entries of 
 plays on Stationers' books. Lists of ancient and modern 
 editions. List of altered plays and detached criticism. 
 
 Commendatory verses. Chronological order of plays, by 
 E. Malone. Shakspeare, Ford, and Johnson, by Malone. 
 3. Hist, account of the English stage, by Malone, with ad- 
 ditions by G. Steevens aud G. Chalmers. 4. Tempest. 
 Two gentlemen of Verona. Midsummer night's dream. 
 5. Merry wives of Windsor. Twelfth night. 6. Much 
 ado about nothing. Measure for measure. 7, Love's 
 labour's lost. Merchant of Venice. 8. As you like it. 
 All's well that ends well. 9, Taming of the shrew. 
 Winter's tale. 10. Macbeth. The witch, by T. Middleton, 
 in part. King John. 11. Richard il. Henry iv., part 1. 
 12. Henry iv., part 2. King Henry v. 13. Henry vi , part 
 1-2. 14. Henry vi., part 3. Dissertation by E. Malone. 
 Richard iii. 15. King Henry viii. Troilus and Oiessida. 
 16. Coriolanus. Julius CseBar. 17. Antony and Cleopatra. 
 King Lear. 18. Hamlet. Cymbeline. 19. Timon of 
 Athens. Othello 20. Romeo aud Juliet. Romulus and 
 Juliet.by A. Brooke. Comedy of errors. 21. Titus Androni- 
 cus. Pericles, and dissertations. Addenda and glossar- 
 ial index. 
 Dramatic works. Text of Johnson, Stevens, and 
 Reed ; with notes, life, and critique of his genius 
 by N. Rowe. 2 v. New York, W. Borradaile, 
 1825. 8° 1764.02 
 
 V. 1. Life. Merry wives of Windsor. Twelfth night. Tem- 
 pest. Two gentlemen of Verona. Measure for meas- 
 ure. Much ado about nothing. Midsummer night's 
 Dream. Love's labour's lost. Merchant of Venice. 
 As you like it. All's well that ends well. Taming 
 of the shrew. Winter's tale. Comedy of errors. 
 Macbeth. King John. Richard II. Henry IV. 
 Henry V. 
 
 2. Henry VI. Richard in. Henry VHI. Troilus iind 
 Cressida. Coriolanus. Julius Csesar. Antony and 
 Cleopatra. Timon of Athens. Cymbeline, Titus 
 Andronicus. Pericles. King Lear. Romeo »« 4 
 Juliet. Hamlet. Othello. 
 
 Plays and poems. [From the text of Johnson and 
 Steevens, with Johnson's preface and a glossary. ] 
 11 v. London, Pickering, Talboys, and Natali, 
 1825. 16° 1751.01 
 
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SHAKSPERE : Collected Works. 
 
 981 
 
 Contents : 
 
 All's well that ends well, v. 3. 
 
 Antony and Cleopatra, v. 8. 
 
 As y<"> H ke st > v. 8. 
 
 Comedy of errors, v. 4. 
 
 Coriolanus, v. 8. 
 
 Cymbeline, v. 8. 
 
 Hamlet, v. 10. 
 
 Henry iv., part i,ii, v. 5. 
 
 Heury v., v. 5. 
 
 Henry vi, part i, 11, ill, v. 6. 
 
 Henry vin, v. 7. 
 
 Julius Ctesar, v. 7. 
 
 King John, v. 4. 
 
 Kiug Lear, v. 9. 
 
 Love's labour lost, v. 2. 
 
 Lover's complaint, v. 11. 
 
 Macbeth, v. 4. 
 
 Measure for measure, v. 2. 
 
 Merchant of Venice, v. 3. 
 
 Midsummer-night's dream, v. 2. 
 Much ado about nothing, v. 2. 
 Othello;or,Moor of Venice, v.10. 
 Passionate pilgrim, v. 11. 
 Pericles, prince of Tyre, v. 9. 
 Prefaoe, v. 1. 
 Rape of Lncreee, v. 11. 
 Richard n, v. 6. 
 Richard in, v. 6. 
 Sonnets, v. 11. 
 Taming of the shrew, v. 8. 
 Tempest, v. 1. 
 Timon of Athens, v. 7. 
 Titus Audronicus, v. 9. 
 Troilus and Cressida, v. 7. 
 Twelfth night, or what you will. 
 
 v. 1. 
 Two gentlemen of Verona, v. 1. 
 Venus and Adonis, v. 11. 
 Winter's tale, v. 4. 
 
 Merry wives of Windsor, f. 1, 
 Family Shakspeare. [Expurgated] by T. Bowdler. 
 5th ed. London, 1827. 8° 1762.20 
 
 Contents : 
 
 All's well that ends well, v. 2. 
 
 Antony and Cleopatra, v. 7. 
 
 As you like it, v. 2. 
 
 Comedy of errors, v. 3. 
 
 Coriolanus, v. 6. 
 
 Cymbeline, v. 7. 
 
 Hamlet, v. 8. 
 
 Henry rv, v. 4. 
 
 Henry v., v. 4. 
 
 Heury vi„ v. 6. 
 
 Henry vin., v. 6. 
 
 Julius Csesar, v. 7. 
 
 King John, v. 3. 
 
 King Lear, v. 8. 
 
 Love's labour's lost, v. 2. 
 
 Macbeth, v. 3. 
 
 Measure for measure, v. 1. 
 
 Play6 and poems, with a life, glossarial notes, and 170 
 illuB. from Boydell's ed. Ed. by A. J. Valpy. 15 v. 
 
 London, 1832-34. 16° 1761.02 
 
 Note.— Text that of Malone's ed. of 1821. 
 
 Merchant of Venice, v. 2. 
 Merry wives of Windsor, v. 1. 
 Midsummer night's dream, v. 2. 
 Much ado about nothing, v. 1. 
 Othello, v. 8. 
 Richard n., v. 4. 
 Richard in., v. 5. 
 Romeo and Juliet, v. 8. 
 Taming of the shrew, v. 3. 
 Tempest (The), v. 1. 
 Timon of Athens, v. 6. 
 Titus Andronicus, v. 7. 
 Troilus and Cressida, v. 6. 
 Tweltth night, v. 1. 
 Two gentlemen of Verona, v. 1. 
 Winter's tale, v. 3. 
 
 Contents : 
 
 Merry wives of Windsor, v. 2. 
 
 Midsummer night's dream, v.3. 
 
 Much ado about nothing, v. 4. 
 
 Othello, v. 14. 
 
 Pericles, prince of Tyre, v. 11. 
 
 Poems, v. 15. 
 
 Preface by S. Johnson, v. 1. 
 
 Richard n., v. 6. 
 
 Richard in., v. 9. 
 
 Romeo and Juliet, v. 13. 
 
 Taming of the shrew, v. 5. 
 
 Tempest (The), v. 1. 
 
 Timon of Athens, y. 10. 
 
 Titus Andronicus, v. 10. 
 
 Troilus and Cressida, v. 10. 
 
 Twelfth night, v. 4. 
 
 Two gentlemen of Verona, v. 1. 
 
 Will of Shakespeare, v. 1. 
 
 Winter's tale, v. 5. 
 
 All's well that ends well, v. 6. 
 
 Antony and Cleopatra, v. 12. 
 
 As you like it, v. 4. 
 
 Comedy of errors, v. 2. 
 
 Coriolanus, v. 11. 
 
 Cymbeline, v. 12. 
 
 Hamlet, v. 14. 
 
 Henry rv., v. 7. 
 
 Heury v., v. 7. 
 
 Heury vi., v. 8. 
 
 Henry vm., v. 9. 
 
 Index to striking passages, v. 15. 
 
 Jnlius CsBsar, v. 11. 
 
 King John, v. 6. 
 
 Kiug Lear, v. 13. 
 
 Life of Shakspeare, v. 1. 
 
 Love's labour's lost, v. 3. 
 
 Macbeth, v. 6. 
 
 Measure for measure, v. 2. 
 
 Merchant of Venice, v. 3. 
 
 Works. With a memoir, and essay on his genius, by 
 Barry Cornwall. * Illus. by K. Meadows. 3 v. 
 London, 1843. 8° 1765.08 
 
 Contents : V. 1. Memoirs and essay. Comedies. 2. 
 Tragedies. 3. Historical plays. Poems. Sonnets. 
 
 Plays : with his life. Illus. by Meadows, Harvey, 
 and others. Ed. by Gulian C. Verplanck. 
 With introductions, notes, etc. 3 v. New York, 
 
 Harper and Bros., 1847. 8° 1755.14 
 
 Contents : 1. Preface. Life by Rowe. Life by Collier. 
 Histories. 2. Comedies. 3. Tragedies. 
 
 Dramatic works. Revised by Isaac Reed. 6 v. New 
 York, Harper and Bros., 1850. 12°. . . 1762.01 
 V. 1. Author's Life by N. Rowe. Johnson's preface. 
 Fanner's Essay on the learning of Shakespeare. Tempest. 
 Two Gentlemen of Verona. Merry Wives of Windsor. 
 Measure for measure. Comedy of errors. Merchant 
 of Venice. 
 
 2. As you like it. Midsummer night's dream. Much 
 ado about nothing. Love's labour's lost. Taming the 
 shrew. All's well that ends well. Twelfth night. 
 
 3. Winter's tale. Macbeth. King John. King Richard II. 
 King Henry TV. 
 
 4. Henry V. Henry VI. Richard III. Henry VIII. 
 
 5. Ooriolauus. Julius Caesar. Antony and Cleopatra. 
 Timon of Athens. Titus Andronicus. Troilus and Cressida. 
 
 6. Cymbeline. King Lear. Romeo and Juliet. Hamlet. 
 Othello. Pericles. 
 
 Complete works with hist, introductions, and notes 
 hie, etc. By J. O. Halliwell, [H. Tyrrell, 1 and 
 other commentators, 4 v. London, J. Tallis and 
 I/O., J.oou-53. o 1766 01 
 
 Hamweii Th ° editorshi P of this work was disavowed by 
 
 Will. Comedies. 
 
 Contents : 
 
 4 nnnh'!fn S i - ^.* mS " Commendi >t°ry verses.' 3. Tragedies'. 
 
 V. 1. Life, by H. Tyrrell. 
 i. Poemr ' 
 Doubtful plays. 
 
 Works. With Johnson's preface, glossary, etc., and 
 memoir, by W. Harness. N. Y., 1851. 8°. 1765.02 
 
 Works. The text regulated by the folio of 1632, con- 
 taining early manuscript emendations ; with a 
 history of the stage, a life of the poet, and an 
 introd. to each play, by J. P. Collier. New York 
 1853. 8= 1765.01 
 
 Works. The plays edited from the folio of 1623, with 
 introd, remarks, hist, sketch of the text, account 
 of the rise and progress of the English drama, 
 memoir of the poet, and essay upon his genius. 
 By Richard Grant 'White. 12 v. Boston, 1856-65. 
 
 12° 1862.07 
 
 Note — Reviewed by J. R. Lowell in Atl. monthly, Jan., 
 Feb., 1859 ; and by E. A. Abbott, in N. A. rev. Jan., 1869. 
 
 Contents .' 
 Account of English drama, v. 1. 
 All's well that ends well, v. 5. 
 Antony and Cleopatra, v. 12. 
 As you like it, v. 4. 
 Comedy of errors, v. 3. 
 Coriolanus, v. 9. 
 Cymbeline, v. 12. 
 Genius of S. (Essay on) v. 1. 
 Hamlet, v. 11. 
 Henry iv., v. 6. 
 Henry v., v. 7. 
 Henry vi., Pt. i-ii, v. 7. 
 Henry vi., Pt. iii., v. 8. 
 Henry vi., (Essay on the author- 
 ship of), v. 7. 
 Henry vm., v. 8. 
 Hist, sketch of the text, v. 1. 
 Julius Csesar, v. 10. 
 King John, v. 6. 
 King Lear, v. 11. 
 Love's labour's lost, v. 3. 
 Macbeth, v. 10. 
 
 Measure for measure, v. 8. 
 Memoirs, v. 1. 
 Merchant of Venice, v. 4. 
 Merry wives of Windsor, v. 2. 
 Mid summer night's dream, v.4. 
 Much ado about nothing, v. 3. 
 Othello, v. 11. 
 Pericles, v. 12. 
 Poems, v. 1. 
 Preface, v. 1. 
 Richard n., v. 6. 
 Richard m., v. 8. 
 Romeo and Juliet, v. 10. 
 Supplementary notes, v. 1. 
 Taming of the shrew, v. 4. 
 Tempest (The), v. 2. 
 Timon of Athens, v. 10. 
 Titus Andronicus, v. 9. 
 Troilus and Cressida, v. 9. 
 Twelfth night, v. 5. 
 Two gentlemen of Verona, v. 2. 
 Winter's tale, v. 5. 
 Complete works, from the text of Johnson, Steevens 
 and Reed, with biogr. sketch by M. C. Clarke. 
 Boston and New York [Edinburgh, W. P. 
 
 Nimmo, 1864.] 8° 1765.03 
 
 Works. Ed. by H. Staunton. Illustrations by J. 
 
 * Gilbert. 3 v. London, 1862-66 8°. .1765.05 
 
 Works. Ed. by W. G. Clark and J. Glover [v. 2-9. 
 
 by W. A. Wright]. 9 v. Cambridge, 1863-66. 
 
 8* 1764.21 
 
 Contents : 
 
 All's well that ends well, v.3. 
 
 Anthony and Cleopatra, v. 9. 
 
 As you like it, v. 2. 
 
 Comedy of errors, v. 1. 
 
 Contention of the two famous 
 houses of Yorke and Lan- 
 caster, with the death of the 
 good duke Humphrey, v. 6. 
 
 Coriolanus, v. 6. 
 
 Cymbeline, v. 9. 
 
 Hamlet, v. 8. 
 
 Heury iv., Pt. i-ii, v. 4. 
 
 Henry v., v. 4. 
 
 Henry the fift(chronicle history 
 of), v. 4. 
 
 Heury v., Pt. i-iii., v. 5. 
 
 Henry vi., v. 6. 
 
 Julius Caesar, v. 7. 
 
 King John, v. 4. 
 
 King Lear, v. 8. 
 
 Love's labour's lost, v. 2. 
 
 Macbeth, v. 7. 
 
 Measure for measure, v. 1. 
 ,,-chant of Venice v. 2 
 
 Much ado about nothing, v. 2. 
 
 Othello, v. 8. 
 
 Pericles, v. 9. 
 
 Poems : Venus and Adonis, 
 Rape of Lucrece, Sonnets, 
 Lover's complaint, Passion- 
 ate pilgrim, The Phcenix and 
 the turtle, v. 9. 
 
 Preface, v. 1. 
 
 Richard n., v. 4. 
 
 Richard in., v. 5. 
 
 Romeo and Juliet, v, 7. 
 
 Syr John Falstaffe.v. 1. 
 
 Taming of the shrew, v. 3. 
 
 Tempest (The), v. 1. 
 
 Timon of Athens, v. 7. 
 
 Titus Andronicus, v. 6. 
 
 Troilus and Cressida, v. 6. 
 
 True tragedie of Richard duke 
 of York, and the good Heury 
 the sixt, v. 5. 
 
 Twelfth night; or what you 
 will, v. 3. 
 
 Two gentlemen of Verona, v. 1. 
 
 Winter's tale, v. 3. 
 
 Merry wi'ves of Windsor, v. 1 
 Midsummer night's dreain,v,2. 
 Works. Ed by W G. Cl^ u d w . A . Wright 
 niobeed. Boston, lobb. 8. . . . . n" 1 - 1 " 
 Note "-Includes (of the doubtful plays) Ancles 
 
 New York, 1879. 8° "65.24 
 
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982 
 
 SHAKSPERE: Collected Works -Biographies and Critical Studies. 
 
 Works. The text revised by A. Dyce. 2d ed. 9 v. 
 
 London, 1866-67. 8° 1764.12 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Quar. rev., Jan., 1869 or Littell, 
 1869, v. 3. 
 
 Contents : 
 
 Addenda and corrigenda, v. 
 
 All's well that ends well, v. 
 
 Antony and Cleopatra, v. 7. 
 
 As you like it, v. 3. 
 
 Comedy of errors, \. 2. 
 
 Coriolanus, v. 6. 
 
 Cymbeline, v. 7. 
 
 Early editions of 8., v. 1. 
 
 Glossary, v. 9. 
 
 Hamlet, v. 7. 
 
 Henry iv., Pt. i-ii., v. 4. 
 
 Henry v., v. 4. 
 
 Henry vi., Pt. i-iii, v. 5. 
 
 Henry viir,, v 6. 
 
 Julius Caesar, v. 6. 
 
 King John, v. 4. 
 
 King Lear, v. 7. 
 
 Life of Shakespeare, v. 1. 
 
 Love's labour's lost, v. 2. 
 
 Macbeth, v. 7. 
 
 Measure for measure, v. 1. 
 
 Merchant of Venice, v. 2. 
 Merry wives of Windsor, v. 1. 
 Midsummer night's dream,v.2. 
 Much ado about nothing, v. 2. 
 Othello, v. 7, 
 Pericles, v. 8. 
 Poems, v, 8. 
 Prefaces, v. 1. 
 Richard n., v. 4. 
 Richard m., v. 6. 
 Romeo and Juliet, v. 6. 
 Shakespeare's will, v. 1. 
 Taming of the shrew, v. 3. 
 Tempest (The), v. 1. 
 Timon of Athens, v. 6. 
 Titus Andronicus, v. 6. 
 TroiluB and Cressida, v. 6. 
 Twelfth night, v. 7. 
 Two gentlemen of "Verona, v. 1. 
 Two noble kinsmen, v. 8. 
 Winter's tale, v. 3. 
 
 Leopold Shakspere. Works, in chronological order, 
 
 from the text of Prof. Delius, with ' The two 
 
 noble kinsmen ' and 'Edward ni,' and introd. 
 
 by F. J. Furnivall. L., [1876.] 8°. . 1765.23 
 
 Note. — The introduction covers 125 pages. 
 
 New variorum edition. Ed. by H. H. Furness v. 1-5. 
 Phila., 1871-80. 8°. ...... . 1765.11 
 
 Note.— This very elaborate edition is intended to in- 
 clude every thing that iB essential for the understanding 
 of the author. 
 
 V. 1. Romeo and Juliet. 2. Macbeth. 3-4. Hamlet. 
 5. King Lear. 
 
 Doubtful Plays. 
 
 Pictorial edition. Ed. by C. Knight. 2d ed. revised. 
 Doubtful Plays, etc. London, 1867. 8°. 1765.31 
 Contents ; Doubtful Plays. Appendix : Dedication, ad- 
 dress, and commendatory verses, prefixed to the editions 
 of 1623 and ]632. A History of opinion on the writings 
 of Shakespere. Shakspere in Germany. S. in France. 
 Glossarial index. Index to characters of Plays. 
 
 Same. Doubtful plays. With introd. and 
 
 notes, by H. Tyrrell. Illus. London and N. Y. , 
 J. Tattis and Co., [1853.] 8° 1766.04 
 
 Arden of Feversham. 
 
 Birth of Merlin. 
 
 Edward lit. 
 
 Fair Em. 
 
 Locrine. 
 
 Loudon prodigal. 
 
 Merry devil of Edmonton. 
 
 Mucedorus. 
 
 Contents : 
 
 Pericles. 
 
 Puritan. 
 
 Sir John Oldcastle, pt. 1. 
 
 Thomas, lord Cromwell. 
 
 Titus Andronicus. 
 
 Two noble kinsmen. 
 
 Yorkshire tragedy. 
 
 2. Biographies and Critical Studies of Shakspere. 
 
 Adams (J. Q.) Misconceptions of S. on the stage. Personations of 
 the characters of S. The character of Desdemona etc tin 
 Haokett (J.) Notes, etc , 1863 ; p. 191-252.] . . . 1763.17 
 
 Alger [W. B.) S. and friendship ;— S.'s Sonnets and friendship 
 [In Christian examiner, Sept., Nov., 1862.] 
 
 Bagehot (TT.) Shakspere, the individual. [In Ms Estimates 
 - 1858; p. 222-274.] . 2517 24 
 
 Bartol(C. A.) Personality of S. [In his Principle's and portraits, 
 1880.] , 3514 34 
 
 Bdsham ( W.) On Shakespeare. [In his Essays, v. 2, 1799 • n 
 464-545.] 261 7 Jj 
 
 Bryant (W C.) Shakspeare. [In his Orations and 'addresses 
 1873 ; p. 369-78.] 2617 ^ 
 
 Calvert (0. H.) Shakespeare, a biographic' aesthetic 
 study. 1879 17 52 30 
 
 n , 1 ,1°?'"^ : F ivst aecaa es. Ripeness. King John. Hamlet. 
 
 Carlyle (T.) The hero as poet. Dante ; Shakespeare [In his On 
 heroes, etc.] 2615 12 
 
 Chateaubriand (F. A. de). Shakspeare. [In his Recollections 
 v. 1, 1815.] . 2516 11 
 
 Clarke (C. and M. C.) The Shakespeare key :' treas- 
 ures of his style, peculiarities of his construc- 
 tion, and beauties of his expression. London, 
 1879. 8° 1765 00 
 
 ^^et^s 8 l h 878? p ar 3 e dl-3 l 4 7 l i , te Mem °" i;i and ^tt 
 Coleridge^B.) Notes on S. [la his Essays, v. 2'., 1851 ; 'p. 129 
 
 ■ — S. a tory and a gentleman 
 113-161.] ...... 
 
 [In his Essays, 
 
 P. 
 
 . . 2521.10 
 1, 1851 ; p. 
 . . 2621.09 
 
 — S. and his contemporaries. [In his Essays, v. 1, 1851 - p 
 
 353-367.] . .- 2621.09 
 
 Coleridge (5. T.) Notes and lectures upon S., and some of the 
 old poets and dramatists. [In his Works, v. 4.] . 5025.07 
 
 Craft (Z.) First sitting of the committee on the proposed monu- 
 ment to S. Lond., 1823. 8". [In Pamphleteer, v. 22.] 6068.22 
 
 De Quincey (T.) Life or S. [In his Biogr. essays, 1851 ; p. 7-100.] 
 Note. — Reviewed in Fraser's mag., July, 1841. 
 
 D'Israeli (I.) Predecessors and contemporaries of S. — Shakes- 
 peare. [In his Amenities of literature, v, 2, 1855.] 2762.02 
 
 Douce (F.) Illustrations of [the plays of] Shakspeare, 
 and of ancient manners : with dissertations on 
 the clowns and fools of S., on the Gesta Boma- 
 norum, and on the English morris dance. Lon- 
 don, 1839 1753.11 
 
 Dowden (F.) Shakspere : a critical study of his mind 
 and art. 2d ed. 1876 1752.27 
 
 — Shakspere. 1878. [Literature primers.] 1752.28 
 Drake (iV. editor). Memorials of S. 1828. . . 1753.10 
 
 Contents : Pref. essay on S.'s principal editors and 
 critics. Coleridge (S. T.) Characteristics of S. Camp- 
 bell (T.) Universality of the genius of S., and on his 
 irregularities in relation to dramatic unity. Genius of S., 
 and his dramas, Macbeth, Othello, Hamlet, and Lear (from 
 Blackw. mag.) Schlegel (F.) Character and feelings of 8.; 
 8. and Calderon compared. Influence of S. (from Retro- 
 spective rev.) Stael (Mme. de). On S. and the character 
 of his Tragedies. Gregory (—). On Shakspeare. Schlegel 
 (A. W.) On Shakspeare (several essays). Godwin (W.) 
 Natural style of S. :— S. compared with Homer and Chaucer. 
 Method of S. (from Encyc. Metrop.) S.'s love of natural 
 beauty (from Edin. rev.) Individuality of S.'s characters 
 (from Qu. rev,) Villemain (A. F.) Life and genius of S. 
 Beattie (J.) S. and Homer in relation to their knowledge 
 of the human heart. Cumberland (R.) S. and .Eschylus 
 compared. Gardenstone (F. G., lord). S. and Corneille 
 compared. Lessing (G. E.) S. and Voltaire compared 
 as to their use of preternatural machinery. Lamb (C.) 
 S. compared with Chapman, Heywood, Beaumont and 
 Fletcher. Warton (J.) Observ. on theTempest ;— Observ. 
 of King Lear. Critical remarks on Othello. Mackenzie 
 (H.) Character and tragedy of Hamlet. Observations on 
 Hamlet. Cumberland (R.) Characters of Macbeth and 
 Richard ;— Characters of Falstaff and his group. Mac- 
 kenzie (H.) Character of Falstaff. Portraits of S., by 
 Dryden, Goethe, and Sir Waiter Scott. 
 
 Elze (K.) Essays on S. Tr. by L. D. Schmitz. 1874. 
 Contents: Date of the "Tempest.' A Midsummer 
 night's dream. The Merchant of Venice. All's well that 
 ends well. King Henry viii. Hamlet in France. The 
 supposed travels of Shakespeare. Sir Wm. Davenant. The 
 Orthography of Shakespeare's name. 
 
 Emerson [R. W.) Shakspeare ; or, the poet. [In his Representa- 
 tive men.] 2524.09 
 
 Fairbanks (C. B.) S. and his commentators. [In his Aguecheek, 
 
 _ 1859 -] 943.16 
 
 Fletcher (G.) Studies [and characters] of S. in the 
 plays of King John, Cymbeline, Macbeth, As 
 you like it, Much ado about nothing, Borneo and 
 Juliet. 1847. 1753.13 
 
 Footsteps of S. ; or a ramble with the early dramatists, 
 
 etc. London, 1862. 12°. 1753.14 
 
 Contents : Was Shakspere a lawyer's clerk ? Shakspere's 
 Latin. What was Shakspere's occupation before going to 
 London? Hamlet.- Shakspere's Greek. Lyly's Endy- 
 mion. All's well that ends well. Love's labour's lost. 
 Pericles. Henry vi. Romeo and Juliet. Merry wives of 
 Windsor. Midsummer night's dream. Edward m. 
 
 French (G. R.) Shakespearana genealogica. 1. Identifi- 
 cation of dramatis personse. Persons and places. 
 11. Shakspeare and the Arden families, and their 
 connections. London, 1864. 8°. . . . 17C4.11 
 
 Qcrvinus (G. G.) Shakespeare commentaries. From 
 the German, by F. E. Bunnett. 1875. . 1754.28 
 Note.— Reviewed in Westm. rev., Oct., 1863. 
 Contents : Introd. by F. J. Furnival (p. xix-xlix). S. at 
 strattord, s. s descriptive poems, S. in London and on the 
 stage, Dramatic poetry before S., The stage (p. 1-100). 
 Commentaries on his PlayB (p. 101-830). Shakespeare and 
 his genius (p. 830-936.) 
 
 Giles (H.) Human life in S. 1868 1753.15 
 
 Contents : The growing and perpetual influence of Shake- 
 speare. Human life in Shakespeare. Man in Shakespeare. 
 Woman in Shakespeare. Comic power. Tragic power. 
 Personality. 
 
 Note.— The first of the above essays was printed in 
 Christ, exam., Sept., 1869. 
 
 Oilfillan (67.) ShakeBpeare, a lecture. [In his Third gallery of 
 portraits, 1855 ; p. 431-468. J ........ . 2626.13 
 
 Green (C. F.) Legend of S.'s crab-tree, with relation 
 to the poet's traditional history. 1859. . 1766.15 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
SHAKSPERE : Biographies and Critioal Studies. 
 
 983 
 
 QreeniH.) S. and the emblem writers ; an exposi- 
 tion of their similarities of thought and expres- 
 sion 1870 1766.11 
 
 Qwtot (F. P. &■) S. and his times. 1852. . 1753.16 
 
 Contents : S. and his times (p. 9-160. The tragedies (p. 
 
 161 227) S. hi France (p. 228-294). The historical dramas 
 
 (o 296-342). The comedies (p. 343-360). 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in N. Brit, rev., Nov., 1852. 
 
 Busiest (J. S.) Notes, etc., upon S.'s plays and actors. 
 
 1863 1753.17 
 
 Contents : Hamlet's soliloquy on suicide. Hamlet. King 
 Lear. Actors of Hamlet. Correspondence on Shake- 
 spearean subjects with John Quincy Adams, and others. 
 On Falstaff. Sketch of Jas. H. Hackett. 
 
 HaUiweU(J. 0.) Life of S. 1848 1753.21 
 
 HadUt{W.) Characters of S.'s plays. 1848. 1753.20 
 Note.— Short essays on the plays and their loading 
 characters. 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Qu. rev., Jan., 1818 ; and Ed. rev., 
 Aug. 1, 1817. 
 
 — Criticisms and dramatio essays. 2d ed. 1854. 2531. 18 
 On S. aud Milton. In Ms Lectures on the English poets. 
 
 New York. 1857 ; p. 52-81 2531.06 
 
 Same. London, 1841 ; p. 82-131 2531.10 
 
 — On S. and Ben Johnson. In his Engl, comic writers, 1857 ; 
 
 p. 32-54 2531.06 
 
 Sir Walter Scott, Racine, and Shakspeare. In his Plain 
 
 speaker, v. 2, 1852 ; p. 257-278 2531.16 
 
 Eeraud (J. A.) Shakspere : his inner life as inti- 
 mated in his works. 1865 1754.19 
 
 Hudson (H.y.) Lectures of S. 2 v. 1857. . .1754.02 
 
 Contents : v.l. S.'s life,character,genius,efc. Female char- 
 acters. The merry wives of Windsor. Comedy of errors. 
 Two gentlemen of Verona. Love's labour's lost. Taming 
 of the shrew. Much ado about nothing. Twelfth night. 
 All's well that ends well. As you Use it. Measure for 
 measure. Merchant of Venice. Winter's tale. 
 
 2. Tempest. Midsummer night's dream. Introd. to 
 the tragedies — Romeo and Juliet. Hamlet. Macbeth. 
 Cymbeline. Lear. Othello. lago and Desdemona. 
 
 — Shakespeare : his life, art, and characters. 2 v. 
 
 1872 1754.04 
 
 Contents : V. 1. Life of S. (p. 7-52). Origin and growth 
 of the drama in England (p. 53-96). His contemporaries 
 (p. 97-126). His art (p. 127.258). His characters (p. 259-474): 
 comedies. 
 2. Characters, confd : Historical plays. Tragedies. 
 Hugo (Victor). Wm. Shakespeare. 1864. .1754.18 
 Note.— Reviewed in Blackw. mag., Aug., 1864 ; Fraser's 
 mag., Dec, 1864 ; Temple bar, July, 1864. 
 Ingram (J. K.) Wm. Shakespeare. [In Afternoon lectures, v. 2, 
 
 1863 ; p. 93-133.] 
 Irving (W.) Boar's Head Tavern. Stratford -on-A von. [In his 
 Sketch-book, I860.] 215.29 
 
 Jaeox (F.) Shakspere diversions. 2 series. 1875-77. 
 
 Contents: V.l. Among the sonnets. Among the poems. 
 King Lear. Lear and Kent. Lear, Goneril and Regan. 
 Gloster and his sons. Lear out in the storm. Lear's 
 madness. Lear at the last. Hotspur. Falstaff at Gads- 
 hill. Falstaff on the march and in the field. Falstaff 
 and his creditors. Falstaff at Eastcheap. Death of 
 Falstaff. Shallow and Silence. Index. 
 
 2. From Dogberry to Hamlet. Dogberry. Leontes and 
 Hermione. Othello and Desdemona. Materia medica. 
 Friar Laurence. From dining upon air to dancing on it. 
 Polonius. Hamlet. Hamlet's kinsfolk and friends. Ham- 
 let and the players. Breaking up and broken off. Index. 
 
 Knight (C) W. Shakspere, a biography. 1851. 3096.07 
 
 — Hist, of opinion on the writings of S. [In his ed. of S.'s 
 
 Doubtful playB, 1867 ; p. 331-400.] 1765.31 
 
 — Studies of Shakspere. 1851 1754.08 
 
 Note.—k republication, with additions, of the critical 
 notices in his ' Pictorial ' and ■ Library ' editions of Shak- 
 spere. 
 
 Contents : Early English drama (p. 5-40). Notes and 
 essays on the plays of S. (p. 41-449). Estimates of S. by his 
 eontemporaries(p. 450-456). The sonnets (p. 457-504). Shak- 
 spere's critics (p. 505-560). 
 
 Lamb (C.) On the tragedies of S., with reference to their fitness 
 for representation. [In his Works, v. 2, 1857.] . . 6047 02 
 
 Landor(W.S) Citation and examination of W. S. touching 
 deer stealing. [In L.'s Works, v. 2, 1853.] . . . 5074.04 
 
 Lordan{C. L.) The unwritten book. Colloquies [upon Shaks- 
 peare], 1872 ; p. 121-164 2534.23 
 
 Lowell (J. Rj 8, once more. [In his Among my books, 1375 ; 
 p. 161-228.] 2534.15 
 
 Same. In Essays from N. A. rev., 1879 2533.33 
 
 Note.— First printed in N. A. rev., Apl., 1868. 
 
 Maginn (W.) Shakespeare papers. Annot. by S. 
 Mackenzie. 1856 1754.09 
 
 Contents: V. 1. Characters — Falstaff, Jaques, Romeo, 
 Bottom the weaver, Timon of Athens, Polonius, lago. 
 
 Lady Macbeth. Of the learning of Shakespeare. Last 
 notes. 
 
 Note.— The 'Characters' first appeared in Bentley's 
 
 miscel. May, 1837— June, 1839. 
 
 New exegesis of 8. interpretation of his principal 
 
 characters and plays on the principle of ra ,.p H 
 
 [anon.] Edin., 1859. 8°. ... 175209 
 
 Contents : Iutrod. lago, as type of the Romano-Italic 
 race. Hamlet as type of the Teutonic race. Macbeth as 
 type ol the Celtic race. Secondary characters. Shylock 
 as type of the Hebrew race. Race of S. himselt S 's' 
 witohes, ghosts, and fairies. 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in N. Brit, rev., Nov., 1858 ; Revue des 
 deuxmondes, 16 nov. 1860 (par E. Littre). 
 
 Preston {Mary). Studies in S. Book of essays. 1869. 
 Contents : Macbeth. Merchant of Venice. Coriolanus. 
 King Lear. Othello. Queen Katberine. Cardinal Wol- 
 sey. Two gentlemen of Verona. Julius Caesar. Romeo 
 and Juliet. King Richard iii. As you like it. Midsum- 
 mer night's dream. Timon of Athens. 
 
 Proctor {B. W.) Memoir and essay on the genius of S. [In his 
 Essays, etc., 1853.] 2537.27 
 
 Eemusat (C. de). Du theatre de S. dans ses rapports avec la 
 societe anglaise. [In his Critiques, etc., v. 1, 1859.] 7048.13 
 
 Rimbault (E. F.) Who was ' Jack WilBon," the singer of Shak- 
 spere's stage ? An attempt to prove the identity of this 
 person with John Wilson, doctor of musick, in the Uni- 
 versity of Oxford, A. D., 1644 In 1754.12 
 
 Ruggles (H. I.) Method of S. as an artist. 1870. 1752.15 
 Contents : Twelfth night, or what you will (p. 1-51). 
 Hamlet (p. 52-180). Macbeth (p. 181-198). 
 
 Russell ( W.) Extraordinary men 3263.22 
 
 Schlegel (A. W. von). In his Lectures on dramatic art, Bohn's ed.; 
 p. 342-446 1742.18 
 
 Schlegel {F. von). In his .Esthetic works, 1849 ; p. 272-283. 2542.12 
 
 Simrock (K.) Remarks on the plots of Shakespeare's 
 plays. Notes by J. O. Halliwell. [Shak. soc] 
 
 Snyder (D. J.) System of S.'s dramas. 2 v. 1877. 
 
 Note. — ' Aims to show each drama as a whole, in its 
 thought, organization, and characters ; to group cognate 
 dramas into a higher whole by their common fundamental 
 principle ; at last, to behold all the dramas of the poet 
 as one whole— in fine to sum up Shakespeare.' Inteod. 
 
 Contents : V. 1. Introd. (p. 1-46). Legendary drama : 
 tragedy (p. 47-278). Timon of Athens, Romeo and Juliet, 
 Othello, King Lear, Macbeth, Hamlet. Comedy (p. 279-470). 
 Merchant of Venice, All's well that ends well, Much ado 
 about nothing, Comedy of errors, Taming of the shrew, 
 Twelith night. Love's labor's lost, Merry wives of Wind- 
 sor. 
 
 2. Legendary drama : Comedy : Measure for measure. 
 Two gentlemen of Verona, As you like it. Winter's tale, 
 Cymbeline, Midsummer night's dream, Tempest (p. 1-164). 
 Historical dramas (p. 165-458). 
 
 See also articles by Snyder in Journal of spec, philos., 
 v. 6. 1872 (Merch. of Venice, Julius Caesar) ; v. 7, 1873 
 (Hamlet) ; v. 9, 1876 Winter's tale ; Cymbeline ; Measure 
 for measure) j Jan., 1876 (Antony and Cleopatra) ; Jan., 
 1877 (Hist, plays) ; Oct., 1876 (Troilus and Cressida) ; Apl., 
 1876 (Two gentlemen of Verona). 
 
 Stearns (C. W.) Shakspeare treasury. 1869. 1754.14 
 Contents : Quotations illustrating S.'s practical wisdom, 
 S. as a guide for the young. His religious sentiments. 
 His special knowledge. His estimate of women. His 
 sympathies and affinities. Hamlet's insanity. American- 
 isms. Did Shakspeare write Shakspeare's plays ? etc. 
 
 Swinburne (A. C.) A study of S. 1880. . . .1754.33 
 Contents : Three periods (p. 1-228). Appendix : Note on 
 play of King Edward in. (p. 229-281). Report of proceed- 
 ings on the 1st anniv. session of the newest Shakespeare 
 society, [a burlesque]. 
 
 Three stages of S. [In Fortn. rev., May, 1875, Jan., 1876.] 
 
 Taine (B. A.) Shakspeare. [In his History of Engl, lit., v. 1, 
 
 1871 ; p. 296-351.] • 2755.10 
 
 Note.— The gist of this first appeared in Revue des 
 deux mondes, 15 juillet 1856. 
 
 Thornbury (67. W.) Shakspere's England. 2 v. 1856. . 471.1/ 
 
 Traditionary anecdotes. Collected in Warwickshire in 1693 
 [By John Dowdall.] London, 1836. 8°. . .In 1754.12 
 
 Ulrici(K) Shakspeare's dramatic art : and his rela- 
 tion to Calderon and Goethe. Tr. from the Ger- 
 man. 1846 "54.20 
 
 Contents: Sketch of history of English drama (p. 1-55) 
 S.'s life and times and genius (p. 25-168). Criticisms of 
 plays(p. 169-421). Of doubtful pieces and plays p. 422-4M . 
 Calderon and Goethe in relation to Shakspeare (p. 464-654). 
 
 Same. Tr. by L. D. Schmitz. 2 v. 1876. 1752.25 
 
 Contents : V. 1. History of the English drama (p 1-174). 
 Life and times of S. (p. 175-263). S.'s dramatic style in 
 relation to that of his contemporaries. On the tragedies 
 of S.- Romeo and Juliet, Othello, King Lear, Macbeth, 
 Hamlet, dates and sources. Titus Andromcus. Timon 
 
 0f 2 At On I1 the comedies of S. (p. 1-174). Historical dramas 
 (p. 175-308). On the doubtful plays (p. 369-411). Hist, of 
 
 la asking for books, use the "Book Orders," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER 
 
984 
 
 SHAKSPERE : Critioal Studies — Special Subjects 
 
 S.'s Plays in England (p. 412-458). Hist, of S.'s Plays in 
 
 Germany (p. 459-495). 
 Very (Jones). In his Essays, etc., 1839 ; p. 39-83. . . . 2544.21 
 Ward (A. W.) Hist, of Engl, dramatic lit., v. 1, 1875 ; p. 271- 
 
 513 1745.10 
 
 Weiss (J.) Wit, humor, and Shakspeare. 1876.1752.21 
 
 Contents : Cause of laughter. Wit, irony, humor. Dog- 
 berry, Malvolio, Troilus and Cressida, Ajax, Bottom, 
 Touchstone. Falstaff ; his companions. Americanisms. 
 Hamlet. The porter in " Macbeth," the clown in "Twelfth 
 night, the fool in Lear.'' Women and men : Maria, Helena, 
 Imogen, Constance. Lord Bacon and the plays, Sbaks- 
 peare's women, love in Shakspeare. Portia. Helena ; 
 Ophelia. Macbeth. Blonde women : Lady Macbeth. 
 Whipple (E. P.) S.'s critics. [In his Essays, v. 2, 1851 ; p. 
 
 209-250 2545.07 
 
 Note.— Repr. from N. A. rev., July, 1848. 
 
 — Shakespeare. [In his Literature of the age of Elizabeth. 1869. 
 
 Note. — First printed in Atlantic monthly, June, August, 
 
 1837. 
 
 Wilkes ((?.) Shakespeare, from an American point of 
 
 view, including an inquiry as to religious faith, 
 
 and his knowledge of law : with the Baconian 
 
 theory considered. 1877 1754.29 
 
 Note. — Reviewed in the Catholic world, June, 1877. 
 WfiUe (R. (?.) Memoirs of the life of W. S., with an 
 essay toward the expression of his genius, and 
 an account of the rise and progress of the Eng- 
 lish drama. 1865 1754.17 
 
 Note.— Eeviewed by J. Weiss In Chr. exam., Jan., 1866. 
 
 — Shakespeare's scholar. 1854 1754.16 
 
 Contents : Historical sketch of the text of S., {p. 3-32). 
 Collier's folio of 1632 (p. 33-34, 481-504). Notes and com- 
 ments (p. 85-477), Shakespeare's name (p. 478-620). 
 
 — On reading Shakespeare. [In Galaxy, v. 22-23, 1876-77; several 
 
 papers.] 
 
 — Wm. Shakespeare. [In New Amer. cycl., v. 14, 1862.] 
 Wilson ( D. ) Caliban : the missing link [in the evolu- 
 tion of man]. 1873 1752.24 
 
 Wilson (J.) ['Christopher North.'] A few words on Shake- 
 speare. [In his Essays, v. 3, 1866.] 2545.23 
 
 See also Anthropol. rev., May, 1864 (Ethnology and 
 phrenology as an aid to the biographer, by J. W. Jackson) ; 
 Argosy, Sept., 1873 (S., by Alice King); Atlantic monthly, 
 Sept., 1860 (Some notes on S., by F. A. Kemble); Sept., 
 
 1862 (Plays and play-acting, by A. Dexter); June, 1859 (S.'s 
 art, by G. W. Peck); Blackw. mag., Apl., 1873 (S.'s funeral, 
 a dramatic dialogue); June, 1875 (In a studio : no. 21; Brit, 
 qu. rev., July, 1857 (Contemporary notices of S.); Apl., 1864 
 (Shakespeare); July, 1878 (S.'s character and early career) ; 
 Canadian monthly, Dec, 1876 (Shakspere, by J. King); 
 Catholic world, July, 1865 (W. S., by cardinal Wiseman); 
 Chamber's journal, v. 1, 1844 (Did S. visit Scotland?); 
 v. 2, 1844 (Facts and traditions concerning S.) ; Apl. 23, 
 1854 (S. tercentenary number) ; Dublin univ. mag., Jan., 
 
 1863 (S., his biographers and critics) ; Fraser'fl mag., May, 
 1836 (Collier [not the folio] on Shakespeare) ; Gentl. mag., 
 Feb., 1856 (Love for, and the lovers of, SbakBpere, by J. 
 Doran) ; Dec. 1869 (True story of Mrs. Shakspere's life) ; 
 International rev., Nov., 1877 (The non-dramatic [i. e. 
 purely poetic] in Shakspeare, by H. S. Wilson); Loud. qu. 
 rev., Apl., 1864 (Shakespeare) ; Nat. qu. rev., Sept., 1868 
 (Three centuries of 8.) ; Mch., 1873 (Motives and struggles 
 of S. in settling in London) ; N. Brit, rev., July, 1877 (Ben 
 Jonson's quarrel with S.) ; New monthly, Apr. 1864 (A 
 vision of Shakspeare, poem, by N. Michell) ; N. A. rev., 
 v. 85, 1855 (S. in modern thought, by C. O. Shackford) ; 
 Qu. rev., July, 1871 (Shakespeare) ; Jan., 1873 (Chaucer 
 and Shakespeare) ; Southern review, July, 1868 (Cause of 
 the death of S.) ; Saturday rev., Sept. 8, 15, Oct. 27, Dec. 
 22, 1865 (Biography of S.) ; St. James's mag , June, 1861 
 (Last days of S., by J O. Halliwell) ; Victoria mag., Oct., 
 1863 (Art of S., as revealed by himself) ; Sept., Oct., 1875 
 (The English drama and S.) Western monthly, July-Sept., 
 1869 (Youth of S. ; Marriage and manhood of S. j S. as 
 player and poet, by E. P. Evans). 
 
 3. Special Subjects. 
 
 Actors and Acting of S's Plays. 
 
 Collier {J. P. ) Memoirs of the principal actors in the 
 plays of S. 1846 1756.32 
 
 Ikidilt (Wm.) Criticisms of the Engl, stage. 1854. 
 
 HeywoodiT.) Apology for actors. 1841. . . 1756.03 
 
 Lewes (G. H.) Shakspeare as actor and critic. [In his On actors 
 
 and the art of acting, 1875.] 1735.27 
 
 See also Blackw. mag., May, 1846 (S. and the drama) ; 
 Fraser's mag., Dec, 1861 (S. and his latest stage interpre- 
 ters) ; New monthly mag., Apl., 1864 (S. and the stage, by 
 'Sir Nathaniel); Jan., Mch., 1877 (Recent Shakespearian 
 revivals) ; Cornhill mag., July, 1863 (Stage adaptations of 
 S.): Gentl Mag., Mch., 1877 (Oolley Clbber vs. Shakespeare, 
 by H. B. Baker). 
 
 /Eg- S'e also Drama [English, p. 424); and under Separate 
 Plays (p. 985-3). Also entries under Drama (English), p. 
 424 of Catalogue. 
 
 Authorship of Shakspere's Plays : Baconian 
 and other myths. 
 
 Bacon (Delia). Philosophy of the plays of Shakspere 
 unfolded. 1857 1753.01 
 
 — W. S. and his plays. [In Putnam's monthly, Jan., 1866.1 
 
 Note. — For notices of the author, see Biography (p. 120). 
 
 Hart (J. C.) Discussion of the authenticity of Shakespeare's 
 works. [In his Romance in yachting, 1848 ; p. 208-242.] 
 
 Holmes (N. ) The authorship of Shakspeare. 1866. 
 
 Stearns (W. C.) Shakspeare treasury, 1869 ; p. 394-413. . 1764.14 
 
 Townsend (G. H.) William Shakespeare not an im- 
 poster. By an English critic. 1857. . . 1754.15 
 
 Wilkes (J.) In his Shakespeare. 1877 1764.29 
 
 See also Chambers's journal, v. 18, 1852 (Who wrote S.?) ; 
 Blackw. mag., Nov., 1856 (Art of cavilling); Fraser's mag.) 
 Aug. 1874 (Who wrote S. ?) ; Scribner's monthly, Apl., 1875 
 (The Shakespeare Bacon controversy, by E. O. Vail) ; Ap- 
 pleton's journal, Feb., June, 1879 (by Appleton Morgan) ; 
 Apl., 1879 (S. and the musical glasses — in reply to A. 
 Morgan, by M. B. Benton). 
 
 Bible and Shakspere's Knowledge of It. 
 
 Eaton (T.Ii.) S. and the Bible. 1858. . .1753.12 
 
 Moral sentences from S., compared with passages from 
 
 Holy writ. 2d ed. London, [1850 ?] 8°. 1754.10 
 
 Wordsworth (0.) S.'s knowledge and use of the 
 
 Bible. 1880 1752.31 
 
 See also Bibliotheca sacra, July, 1862 (A Shakspearian 
 glossary for our English Bible, by L. S. Potwin). 
 
 Bibliography of Shaksperiana. 
 
 Allibone (S. A.) Shakespeare's life and Bibliography of his 
 works. [In his Dictionary of Engl, lit., 1870 ; p. 2006-2054 ] 
 
 Bohn(H.G.) Bibliography of S. [In Lowndes (W. T.) Biblio- 
 grapher's manual, 1863 ; p. 2252-2366] 2762.22 
 
 Boston public library. Catalogue of the Barton library. Pt. I. 
 The Shakespeare collection. [Boston, 1878-80.] 8°. 
 
 Note. — The most elaborate catalogue of Shaksperiana, 
 both descriptive and topical, yet published. 
 
 Halliwell (J. O.) A list of works illustrative of the life and writ- 
 ings of S., the history of Stratford-on-Avon ; and the rise 
 and progress of the early English drama, Prnted for 
 private circulation. 1867 1753.19 
 
 — Shakesperiana. A catalogue of the early editions of S.'s 
 
 Plays, and of commentaries, etc. 1S41 1763.18 
 
 Lennox (J.) S.'s PlayB in folio. [In Hist, mag., July, 1861.] 
 
 — Lennox collection of S.'s plays, in folio and quarto. [In 
 
 Amer. bibliopoligt, June, July, 1870.] 
 
 Morgan (H. K) Topical Shakespeariana. 1879.1755.04 
 Note.— Much of this appeared in the ' Western,' 1876-77. 
 
 Shakespeare library and museum. Catalogue of the 
 books, manuscripts, works of art, antiquities, 
 and relics illustrative of the life and works of 
 Shakespeare. 1868 1752.16 
 
 Thimm (F.) Shakspeariana from 1564 to 1864. An 
 account of Shakspearian literature, with biogr. in- 
 troductions. 2d ed. 1872 1754.27 
 
 Wilson {J., London bookseller). Shaksperiana ; cata- 
 logue of all the books, pamphlets, etc., relating 
 to Shakspeare. 1827 1754.23 
 
 Winsor (J.) Shakespeare's poems: a bibliography of the earlier 
 editions. [In Harvard univ. Library bulletin, Oct., 1878, 
 Jan., 1879.] 
 
 Characters of Shakspere's Plays. 
 
 AS- See (under Biography and criticism, p.982-3) works 
 by Calvert (G. H.) ;— Drake (N.):— Fletcher (G.);—Gervinus 
 (G. G.);—Hackett(J.H.);—Haditt (Wm.);— Hudson (H. N.); 
 Jacox (F.);—Alaginn (F.)\—New exegesis ;— Preston (Mary); 
 Buggies (H. I.);— Snyder (D. J.);—Ulrici (H.) 
 
 See also the names of separate plays and characters, as 
 Falstaj) ; —Hamlet ;— King Lear ;— Macbeth ;—ttc; Also 
 works mentioned under Psychology of S. (p. 986-2) ; and 
 Humor and Wit of S. (p. 985-1). Also Westm. rev., Oct., 
 1876 (S.'s young men). 
 
 ( Women of Shakspere.) 
 
 Clarke (Mrs. M. C.) Girlhood of S.'s heroines : tales. 
 
 2v. 1857 155.10 
 
 Davies (C. M.) Shakespeare heroines ; short poems. [In New 
 
 monthly mag., n. s., v. 5, 1874.] 
 Heine(H.) S.'s Madchen and Frauen. [In his Sammtk Werke, 
 
 v. 5, 1856 ; p. 269-346.] 7116.29 
 
 Jameson (Mrs. A. M.) Characteristics of [S.'s] wo- 
 men, 1857 5821.23 
 
 Weiss (J.) In his Wit, humor, and S. 1876 1751.23 
 
 See also Victoria mag., June, July, 1879 (S.'s heroines, by 
 E. R. Russell). 
 
 Chronological order of Shakspere's Plays. 
 Malone (E.) In Shakespeare's Plays, v. 2, 1803. . . 1763.05 
 Furnival (F. J.) In his In trod, to Leopold Shakspere, 1876. 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
SHAKSPERE: Special Subjects 
 
 985 
 
 Stokes (H.P.) Attempt to determine the chronological 
 
 order of S.'s plays, 1878 1752/29 
 
 See also N. Brit, rev., Apl., 1870 (Early authorship of S). 
 
 Collier folio Controversy. 
 
 OoUier (J. P.) Notes and emendations from folio, 
 1632. 1853 1753.08 
 
 Fa,irlwtt{F. W.) The Grimaldi Shakspere. Notes aud emenda- 
 tions on the plays of Shakspere. L., 1852. 8'. . . 1754.12 
 
 Hamilton (N. E. S. A.) Inquiry into the genuineness 
 of the mss. corrections in Collier's annotated 
 Shakspere, folio, 1632. 1860 1753.22 
 
 lrvjleby (C- M. ) A complete view of the Shakspere 
 controversy concerning the genuineness of [Col- 
 lier's Perkins folio]. 1861 1754.05 
 
 — The Shakspeare fabrications. 1859. . . . 1754.06 
 Singer (S. W.) Text of S. vindicated from the cor- 
 ruptions advocated by Collier. 1853. . 1754.13 
 
 Strictures on Hamilton's inquiry into the genuineness of the 
 mss. corrections in Collier's folio. By Scrutator? [pseud. 
 for Charles Biviugton]. Londou, 1860. 8° . .In 1754.12 
 
 White (B. <?.) The Collier folio of 1672. [In Putnam's month- 
 ly, Nov., 1853.] 
 
 Note. — The substance of this was repr. in his Shake- 
 speare's scholar. 
 
 The Collier folio : is it an imposture ? [In Atlantic month- 
 ly, Oct., 1859]. 
 
 — Shakespeare mystery. [In Atlantic monthly, Sept., 1861.] 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., Jan., Feb., May, 1860 (The Shake- 
 spearian discovery : the ' old corrector ' : Mr. Collier's 
 'Beply', by T.J. Arnold); Bentley's miscel., Jan., 1857 
 (Collier and Coleridge); Blackw. mag., Aug., Sept., Oct., 
 1853 (New readings in S . by S. W. Singer?); Dublin univ. 
 mag.. Men., 1853 ; Ed. rev., Apl., 1856 ; Apl., 1860 (Alleged 
 Shakespeare forgeries, by H. Merivale); Fraser's mag., 
 v. 147, 1853 (S. and the new discovery); N.Brit, rev., Feb., 
 1854. 
 
 Compared with other Dramatists. 
 
 Drake (N., ed.) Memorials of S. 1828 1753.10 
 
 Contents : Beattie (J.) S. aud Homer in relation to 
 their knowledge of the human heart. Cumberland (B.) 
 8. and aischylus compared. Gardenstone (F. G., lord). 
 S. and Corneille compared. Lessing (G. E.) S. aud Vol- 
 taire compared as to their use of preternatural machinery. 
 Lamb (C.) S. compared with Chapman, Heywood, Beau- 
 mont and Fletcher. Schlegel (F.) S. and Cameron com- 
 pared. Godwin (W.) 8. compared with Homer and Chau- 
 cer. 
 
 Hope{A. J. B.) Shakespeare and Aristophanes, [In his Essays, 
 1814.1 . . 2532 18 
 
 Masson (D.) S. and Goethe. [In his Three devils, 1874.] 2536.30 
 Note. — Bepr. from Brit. qu. rev., Nov., 1852. 
 
 Montagu (Mrs. E. R.) Essays on the writings aud genius of 
 Shakespear, compared with the Greek and French dramatic 
 
 poets. 2d ed. 1770 1752.12 
 
 Contents : On dramatic poetry. On the hist, drama. 
 Henry iv. On the preternatural beings. Macbeth. The 
 Cinna of Corneille. The death of Julius Caasar. 
 
 Ulrici (S.) S.'s relations to Calderon and Goethe. [In his 
 
 Shakspeare's dramatic art, 1846.] 1764.20 
 
 See also Blackw. mag., June, 1851 (JSschylus, Shakspeare, 
 and Schiller) ; v. 72, 1852 or Eclectic mag., v. 27, 1852 (S. 
 and Corneille) ; Qu. rev., Jan., 1873 (Chaucer and S.) 
 
 Concordances to Shakspere. 
 Clarice {M. C.) * Concordance to S. 1857. . 1765.04 
 Furness (Mrs. H. H.) * Concordance to S.'s Poems. 
 
 1875 1765.13 
 
 Note.— Beviewed by W. A. Wheeler in N. A. rev., Oct., 
 1874. 
 
 Contemporary England. 
 Rye (W. B.) England as seen by foreigners in the 
 
 days of Elizabeth and James i 475. 14 
 
 T/mrnbury (G. W.) Shak3pere's England. . 471.27 
 See also Atlautic monthly. June, July, 1877 (The people 
 for whom S. wrote, by C. D. Warner). 
 
 Dictionaries and Glossaries to Shakspere. 
 Dyce (A.) Glossary, [in his ed. of S., v. 9, 1867.] 
 Jervis (S.) Dictionary of the language of S. 1868. 
 
 Knight (C.) In his ed. of S.'s Doubtful plays 1765.31 
 
 Hares (R.) Glossary, etc. 1825 6424.12 
 
 Schmidt (A.) Shakespeare-lexicon. 2 v. 1874-75. 
 
 See also Ed. rev , v. 130, 1869 (Shakespearian glossaries). 
 
 Extracts, Headings, and Quotations. 
 BeetonjS. O.) Great book of poetry, 1870 ; p. 165-211. 
 Jumble (.Charles). Shakspere readings. Ed. by E. J. 
 Lane. 3 v. London, 1870. 12° . . . 1761.07 
 'an (A. A.) The mind of Shakespeare, as ex- 
 hibited in his works. 2d ed. 1861. . .1761.02 
 
 Philosophy of S. in seven hundred and fifty passages 
 do°n m i857 Pl r6 V o S ' al * habeticall y «™» gee?. & Lon! 
 
 Stearns (C W.) The Shakspeare 'treasury of wisdom 
 and knowledge. 1869 \ 1754 H 
 
 *T See also Bible and Shakspere (p. 984) ^-Concordances. 
 History and Politics as illus. by Shakspere. 
 Reed (H.) Lectures on English history and tragic 
 poetry, as illustrated by Shakspeare. 1857 
 
 See also Ed. rev., May, 1876 (S. and history) ■ Fraser's 
 mag., May, 1876 (S. and history, by E Rose) ■ Harnett 
 mag., Sept 1863 (Statemanship of S., by C T CoT B don, ■ 
 New monthly mag., June, 1838 ; Men , 1839 (sThfsV 
 plays, considered historically, by T. P. Courtenay). 
 
 Humor and Wit of Shakspere : his fools, clowns, etc. 
 
 Clarke (C. C.) S.'s philosophers and jesters. [In Gentleman's 
 
 mag., Mch., Apr., May, June, 1873. 
 Douce (P.) Dissertation on the clowns and fools of Shakspeare. 
 [In his Illus. of Shakspeare, 1839.1 . . 17K3 11 
 
 Dowden (E.) Shakspere, 1876 ; p. 337-377. ...'.'"" 175227 
 Kellogg (A. 0.) In his Deliniations of insanity. 1866. ' .' 1754' 07 
 Weiss {J.) Wit, humor, and S. 1876. . . . 175i>.21 
 ;89- See also Falstaff(p. 985-3). 
 
 Illustrations (pictorial) of Shakspere. 
 
 Boydell (J. and J., publishers). Graphic illustrations 
 of the Dramatic works of S. 100 plates. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1802. fol fol. A. 37.23 
 
 Note. — The same illus. are in the folio ed. 9 v. 1802. 
 Shakespeare gallery : a [photographic] reproduction 
 of the Boydell prints. L., 1864. sm. 4°. 1421.26 
 j8®- This library has editions of Shakspere illustrated 
 (see p. 981-2) by Meadows, and by Gilbert ; and the Valpy, 
 Tallis, and Verplanck editions, and the Leopold ShakBpere, 
 are also illustrated. 
 
 See also For. qu. rev., Oct., 1836 (Betch's Outlines) ; Qu. 
 rev., Oct., 1876 (Pictorial illustrations of S.) 
 
 Ireland forgeries. 
 
 Fitzgerald (P.) Ireland forgeries. [In his Bomance of the Eng- 
 lish stage. 1875.] 1 1723.29 
 
 Ireland (W. H.) Confessions: his fabrications, tic; 
 with anecdotes and opinions, etc. 1805. 1753.30 
 
 Ireland (Samuel). Investigations of Mr. Malone's 
 claim to the character of scholar or critic, being 
 an examination of his inquiry into the authority 
 of the Shakspeare manuscripts, etc., by Samuel 
 
 Ireland. [1797.] 1753.31 
 
 Note. — W. H. I. wrote this and two following works. 
 
 — Mr. Ireland's vindication of his conduct, respect- 
 
 ing the publication of the supposed Shakspeare 
 mss. 1786 1753.31 
 
 — Miscellaneous papers and legal instruments under 
 
 the hand and seal of William Shakspeare : in- 
 cluding the tragedy of King Lear, and a small 
 fragment of Hamlet from the original mss., in 
 the possession of Samuel Ireland. 1796. 1752.31 
 
 See also Brit. qu. rev., Jan., 1869 (Literary forgeries) ; 
 Cornhill mag., May, 1879 or Littell, May 31, 1879 (Two im- 
 postors) ; Democratic rev., July, 1845 (by H. C. Lea) ; 
 Fraser's mag., Aug., 1860 or Littell, Sept. 16, 1860 (by T. 
 J. Arnold). 
 
 Language, Pronunciation, Style, and Versification. 
 
 «®-Se« also Criticism (p. 982) ;-Dictionaries and gloss- 
 aries ( ante ) ;-Textual criticism (p. 986-2.) ;-and the lead- 
 ing editions of Sbakspere's Works. 
 Abbott (E A.) Shakespearian grammar. 1869. 1752.01 
 Clarke (C and Mary Cowden). The Shakespeare 
 key : treasures of his style, peculiarities of 
 his construction, and beauties of his expres- 
 sion. London, 1879. 8°. ..... ■ WMS.OO 
 
 Craik (G. L.) The English of S. illus. in aphilologi- 
 
 cal commentary on his Julius Caesar. 1857 1753.09 
 
 Ellis (A. J.) In '"'» Early English pronunciation, Pt. 3, 18,1 , 
 
 Novesf^B.fati Farce (C. S.) Shakespearian pronunciation. 
 
 Yin N A. rov., v. 98, 1864.] .„ x . ,., 
 
 Walker (W. S.) Shakespeare's versification and its 
 
 Wa apparent Regularities explained by examples 
 
 from early and late English writers. 1854 1 752. 22 
 
 SeeaUo Fraser's mag., Aug.. 1869 (S.'s vocabulary and 
 
 style |, 
 
 In askiiiK for books, use the » Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBFii 
 
985 A 
 
 SHAKSPERE: Speoial Subjeote. 
 
 Learning of Shakspere. 
 Farmer (R.) Essay ou the learning of S. [In S.'s Works, v. 2, 
 
 1803.1 1763.15 
 
 Footsteps of S. London, 1862. 12° 1753.04 
 
 MaainnlW.) The learning of S., a review of Farmers Essay. 
 
 [In his Shakespeare papers, 1856.] 1754.09 
 
 NoU —Also in Eraser's mag., Sept., Oct., Dec., 1835. 
 Sec also Fraser's mag., n. s., v. 20-21, 1879 (S., what he 
 learned at school, by T. S. Baynes) ; Knickerbocker mag., 
 Dec, 1851, Jan., 1852 (Some Shakspearian and Spencerian 
 mss.' ; 2 articles on the youth and learning of S.) 
 Morality of Sliakspere's Plays. 
 Gilrnan (A.) Shakespeare's morals : suggestive selec- 
 tions, with brief collateral readings and scrip- 
 tural references. N. Y., 1880. 12°. . . 1754.32 
 Griffith {Mrs. E) The morality of Shakespeare's 
 
 drama illustrated. 1775 1753.23 
 
 Hoare(P.) Moral fame of authors, and the moral character of 
 Shakespear's dramas. [In Royal soc. of lit.. Transac- 
 tions, V. 2, 1834.] 5068.02 
 
 See also Meliora, v. 7, 1865 (Moral character of S.) 
 ,6gf- On the morality of the stage in general see Drama 
 (Character and influence of the stage, p. 423). 
 
 Name of S , how Spelled. 
 
 Autographic mirror, Apl. 15, 1864 (Facsimiles of all the Shaks- 
 pearian autogi'aphs, taken from the original documents). 
 Elze (K.) Orthography of S.'s name. [In his Essays, 1874.] 
 Note. —Elze decides in favor of ' Shakespeare '. 
 
 HalliwelUJ. O.) Life of S., 1848 ; p. 278-283 1753.21 
 
 Madden {Sir F.) Observations on an autograph of Shakspere, 
 and the orthography of his name. 1838. . . . 1754.12 
 Note.— Repr. from Archaeologia, v. 27. 
 See also Gentleman's mag., Jan., June, 1840 (Several 
 (oontrov. articles by D'Israeli, J. Hunter.J. Bruce, F. Mad- 
 den, F. W. Burgon, Bolton Corney) ; Putnam's monthly, 
 Mch., 1854 (by B. G. White); International rev., Sept., 
 1878 (Spelling of S.'s name, by E. S. Van Winkle) ; Scribner's 
 monthly, May, 1876 (How shall we spell S.'s name? by J. 
 H. Gilmore) ; French's Shakspeareana genealogica, p. 
 347-327 ; Knight's Shakspere, a biography. 
 
 Natural History in Shakspere's Works. 
 EUacombe (H. N.) Plant-lore and garden-craft of 
 
 Shakespeare. 1878 1754.31 
 
 Barling (J. E.) Ornithology of S. 1871. . .4815.07 
 Patterson (R.) Insects mentioned in Shakspeare's 
 
 plays. 1841 4722.05 
 
 Novels and Idles drawn from or illustrating Shakspere. 
 
 Clarke (M. C.) Girlhood of S. 's heroines. 2 v. 155.10 
 
 Collins ( Wilkie). The stolen mask 162.34 
 
 Curling (H.) S. : poet, lover, actor, man. 3 v. 1849. 
 Bamley [E. B.) S's funeral, a tale. [In Blackw. mag., Apl., 
 
 1873.] 
 
 Lamb (C. and M.) Tales from S. 2 v. . . . 222.32 
 Soslyn ((?.) Nursery tales from S. [In New monthly mag., 
 
 July, Aug., Sept., Nov., 1878.] 
 Seamer (Mary). S.'s stories simply told. With illus- 
 trations. London [1880.] 12°. , . . 1751.32 
 Severn (E.) Anne Hathaway ; or S. in love. 3 v. 
 Williams (R. F.) Secret passon. 3 v. . . . 264.07 
 — S. and his friends. 3 v. London, 1838. 8°. 264.04 
 
 Same. N. Y., [n. A] 8° 264.08 
 
 -Youth of S. 3v. London, 1846. 8°. . . 264.09 
 
 Same. N. Y., 1853. 8° 264.03 
 
 S&^See also Sources of S.'s Plays (p. 985 A). 
 Portraits of Shakspere. 
 Boaden (J. ) Inquiry into the authenticity of various 
 
 portraits of Shakspeare. 1824 1753.03 
 
 Friswell (J. H. ) Life portraits of William Shakspeare : 
 a history of the various representations of the 
 poet, with an examination into their authentici- 
 ty. 1864 1753.27 
 
 See also Aldine, May, 1872 (S. portraits, by R. H. Stod- 
 dard) ; Scribner's monthly, July, 1874 (The Shakespeare 
 death mask, by J. S. Hart) ; Lippincott's mag., Jan., 1874 
 (A statue of S., by W. R. O'Donavan); Scribner's monthly, 
 Sept., 1875 (A study of .S's portraits : the dead masque, 
 etc., by W. Page). 
 
 Professions illustrated in Shakspere. 
 Bucknill (J. C.) Medical knowledge of S. 1860. 
 Campbell (Lord). S.'s legal acquirements, 1859. 1743.05 
 Was S. a lawyer ? By H. T. L., 1871. 8°. 1754.21 
 White (R. (?.) W. Shakespeare, attorney at law and solicitor in 
 
 chancery. [In Atlantic monthly, July, 1859.] 
 Shakspeare as a seaman. See St. James's mag., July, 1862. 
 Shakspeare as a soldier. See Notes and queries, Apl., 1859 ; and 
 
 Steam's Shakspeare treasury. 1869. 
 
 Psychology of Sliakspere's Characters. 
 Bucknill (J. C.) The mad folk of Shakespeare. Psycho- 
 logical essays. 2d ed. revised. L., 1867. 1752.05 
 Contents: Macbeth. Hamlet. Ophelia. King Lear. 
 Timon of Athens. Constance. Melancholy Jaques. 
 Malvolio. Christopher Sly. Comedy of errors. 
 Kellogt) (A. 0. ) Shakspeare's delineations of insanity, 
 imbecility, and suicide. 18d6. . . . 1754.07 
 Contents : Insane— Lear. Macbeth. Lady Macbeth. 
 Hamlet. Ophelia. Jaques. Cordelia. Imbeciles— Bottom. Dog. 
 berry. Elbow, Shallow, Malvolio, Bardolph, Nym. Pistol. 
 Launce. Caliban. Suicides : — Othello. 
 Bay 11.) S.'s illustrations of insanity. [In Us Contrib. to men- 
 tal pathology, 1873 4332.22 
 
 See also Winslow's journal of psy. med., Oct., 1849 (Mad- 
 ness as treated by S., by R. H. Home). 
 Religion of Shakspere. 
 
 Wilkes ((?.) In his Shakespeare, 1877 ; p. 34-70 1754.29 
 
 See also Dublin rev., Jan , 1865 (Rio's Shakespeare) ; 
 Ed. rev., Jan., 1866 (Was S. a Roman catholic?) ; Overland 
 monthly, Aug., Sept., 1875 (S.'s religious belief, by J. 0. 
 Irwin) ; Theological rev., Oct., 1876 (Religion of S., by E. 
 R. Russell) ; Amer. catholic qu. rev., Jan., 1879 (Was S. a 
 catholic 1 by B. A. Harper). 
 
 Shakspere in France and Germany. 
 Colin (Albert). Shakespeare in Germany in the 16th 
 
 and 17th centuries. 1865 1767.03 
 
 See also At. monthly, Aug., 1860 (S. done into French, 
 by J. R. Wise) ; Cornhill mag., Jan., 1865 (S. in France, by 
 G. H. Lewes) ; Ed. rev., Jan., 1846 (S. in, Paris) ; Nine- 
 teenth century, Jan., 1878 S. in France, by J. Doran); 
 Gentl. mag., June, 1880 (How S. became popular in Ger- 
 many, by E. Marx) ; Blackw. mag., v. 37 (Bart.); Knight's 
 ed. of S.'s Doubtful plays, p. 401-434. 
 
 Sources of Shakspere's Plays. 
 
 Collier (J. P.) Shakespeare's library : a collection of 
 the romances, novels, poems, and histories, 
 used by Shakespeare as the foundation of his 
 dramas, with introd. notices. 2 v. 1843. 1753.06 
 
 Same. 2d ed. revised and enlarged [by W. C. 
 
 Hazlitt]. 6v. London, 1875. 12°. . . 1751.15 
 Contents : 
 
 All's well that ends well, v. 3. 
 
 Antony and Cleopatra, v. 3. 
 
 As you like it, v. 2. 
 
 Comedy of errors, v. 1, 6. 
 
 Coriolanus, v. 3. 
 
 Cymbeline, v. 2. 
 
 Hamlet, V. 2. 
 
 Henry iv., v. 1. 
 
 Henry v., v. 1, 5. 
 
 Henry vi. (Second part of), v. 5. 
 
 Henry vi. (Third part of), v. 6. 
 
 Henry vill., v. 4. 
 
 .Julius Csesar, v. 3. 
 
 King John, v. 5. 
 
 King Lear, v. 2, 6. 
 
 Love's labour's lost, v. 1. 
 
 Macbeth, v. 2. 
 
 Measure for measure, v. 3, 6. 
 
 Hazlitt (W. C.) Shakespeare jest books : reprints of 
 the early and very rare jest-books supposed to 
 have been used by Shakespeare. 3 v. 1864. 1752.17 
 
 Rich(B.) Eight novels. 1846 1706.33 
 
 Six old plays, on which Shakespeare founded his 
 Measure for measure, Comedy of errors, Taming 
 of the shrew, King John, K. Henry iv., K. 
 Henry v., King Lear. 2 v. in 1. 1779. . 1742.29 
 See also Galaxy, Dec, 1870 (S. as a plagiarist, by Abby S. 
 Richardson) ; Macmillau's mag., Nov., 1878 (S. as an 
 adapter, by E. Rose). 
 
 Stratford-upon-Avon : Home of Shakspere. 
 Cc.oper (J. G.) The tomb of ShakeBpear : a poetical vision. [In 
 Chalmers (A.) Engl, poets, v. 15, 1810.] .... 1620.15 
 HowittiW.) Homes of the Engl, poets, v. 1, 1856. . . 963.23 
 Wise (J. R.) S : and his birthplace and its neighbor- 
 hood. 1861 1752.23 
 
 See also Cornhill mag., Jan., 1877 (From Stratford to 
 London, by J. W. Halesj ; Fraser's mag., Nov., Dec, 1844); 
 v. 64, 1856 or Littell, v. 15, 1856 (S. and his native county); 
 Apl., 1878 (by J. W. Hales) ; Apl., 1874 (S.'s son in law, a 
 study of old Stratford) ; Apl., 1877 (Master Robert Shallow, 
 a study of the Shakespeare country) ; Gentl. mag , Apl., 
 1876 (In S.'s country) ; Galaxy, Aug., 1877 (A visit, by R. 
 G. White) ; Harper's mag., Sept., 1861 (8. upon Avon, by 
 J. G. Wilson) ; Aug., 1864 (W. S. at home, by M. D. Con- 
 way); May, 1879 (S. upon Avon, by W. Winter) ; London 
 soc, May, 1875 (Notes drawn on the Avon bank) ; Macm. 
 mag., Mch., 1864 (Old Master Grunsey and Goodman Dodd; 
 S.-on-Avon, A. D., 1697, by W. AUingham). 
 
 Merchant of Venice, v. 1. 
 Merry wives of Windsor, v. 3,6. 
 Midsummer night's dream, v. 1. 
 Much ado about nothing, v. 3. 
 Othello, v. 2. 
 
 Pericles, prince of Tyre, v. 4. 
 Richard ii., v, 1. 
 Richard in., v. 5. 
 Romeo and Juliet, v. 1. 
 Taming of a shrew, v. 4, 6. 
 Tempest (The), v. 4. 
 Timon oi Athens, v. 4,6. 
 Troilus aud Cressida, v. 2. 
 Twelfth night, v. 1. 
 Two gentlemen of Verona, v. 1. 
 Two noble kinsmen, v. 4. 
 Winter's tale (The), v. 4. 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
SHAKSPERE : Special Subjects — Separate Plays and Characters, 985 B 
 
 Supernaluralism and Folk-lore of Shakspere. 
 
 Bell (W.) Shakespeare's Puck, and his folks lore 
 illustrated from the superstitions of all nations. 
 3t. 1852 3816.13 
 
 HaMwell (J. 0. ) Illustrations of the fairy mythology 
 of a Midsummer's night's dream. . . . 1756.26 
 
 Balpin(N'.J.) Oberon's vision , in the Midsummer- 
 night's dream, illus. by a comparison with Ly lie's 
 Endymion 1756.16 
 
 Montagu (£.) On the preternatural beings. [In her Essays, etc. 
 1770.] 1762.12 
 
 New exegesis of S., 1866; p. 315-388 1752.09 
 
 Soffe[A.) Essay upon the ghost belief of S. . . . In 1762.14 
 
 Spalding (T. A.) Elizabethan demonology. Lon- 
 don, 1880. 8°. 
 
 Wilson (V.) Caliban : the missing link. 1873. 1752.21 
 See also Canadian monthly, Mch., 1876 (Where did S. get 
 his Ariel? by H. Duvar) ; Chambers' journal, Jan. 24, 1874 
 (S. and the supernatural) ; New monthly mag., Sept., 1879 
 (The supernatural in S., by T. H. H. Oaine) ; West, rev., 
 Oct., 1877 (Supernatural element in S.) 
 
 Textual (detached) Criticism. 
 Badham {C. Criticism applied to Shakspere. 1846. . In 1764. 12 
 
 — The text of S. [In Cambridge essays. 1866 ; p. 261-292.] 2517.14 
 Becket {A.) Shakspeare's himself again : examina- 
 tion of readings, etc. 2v.ini. 1815. . 1753.02 
 
 Collier (J. P.) Reasons for a new edition of Shakespeare's 
 
 Works. 2d ed. with additions. 1842 In 1754.12 
 
 Dyce(A.) A few notes on Shakespeare. 1853.1755.01 
 
 HaUiwell (J. 0.) An account of the only known manuscript of 
 
 Shakespeare's plays. 1863 1754.12 
 
 — Curiosities of modern Shaksperian criticism. 1863. In 1854.12 
 Mitfird (J.) Cursory notes on his Tew notes on Shakespeare '. 
 
 1856 In 1764.12 
 
 Rushton ( W. L.) S. illustrated by old authors. Pts. 
 1-2. 1867 1852.20 
 
 — Shakspere's euphuism. 1871 1752.13 
 
 See Bibliotheca sacra, Aug., 1847 (S. and old and new 
 criticism on him, by L. Withington) ; Cornhill mag., 
 Feb., 1876 (S.'s Greek names) ; Ed. rev., July, 1849 (S.'s 
 critics: English and foreign); Oct., 1872 (New Shaks- 
 pearian interpretation) ; Galaxy, Oct., 1869 (Shakespearian 
 mares' nests, by E. G.White); Gentl. mag., Dec, 1867 
 (Recent Shakspearian literature) ; N. A. rev., Apl., 1864 
 (Battles of the commentators, by F. Bowen) ; Jan., 1857 
 (Hudson's ed. of S., by E. S. Gould) ; N. Brit, rev., v. 20, 
 1853 (Text of S.) ; New monthly mag., Mch., 1865 (Booth's 
 fac-simile of 1623 ed., by C. Redding) ; Overland monthly, 
 June, 1875 (S.'s prose, by E. E. Sill) j Qu. rev., Mch., 1847 
 (Recent editions of S.) 
 
 4. Separate Plays and Characters, and Criticism. 
 
 Abbreviations. C. B. T.= Cumberland's British Theatre. 
 F. S. B.=French's Standard Drama. 
 
 All's Well that Ends Well 
 All's well that ends well, com. [In O. B. T„ v. 18.] . . 1711.18 
 MS" See alio (under Critical studies, p. 982-3) Elzr ;— 
 Gervinus ; — Footsteps of Shakspere ; — Hazlitt ; — Hudson ; — 
 Knight ; — Snyder ; — Ulrici. 
 
 Antony and Cleopatra. 
 Antony and Cleopatra, hist. play. [In C. B. T., v. 44.] . 1721.11 
 Note.— Dryden's All for love was based on this. 
 SS- See also (under Critical studies, p. 882-3) Gervinus ;— 
 Hazlitt ;— Hudson ;— Snyder ;— Ulrici. See also Fraser's 
 mag., Sept., 1849 (Character of Cleopatra). 
 
 Arden of Feversha.m. 
 tg- For the text of this play, see Doubtful plays (p. 982). 
 
 Knight (C.) In his Studies of Shakspere 1754.08 
 
 Ulrici (B.) In his Shakespeare's dramatic art, f . 2. . . 1752.26 
 
 As You Like It. 
 As you like it. With introd. and notes. By S. Neil. 
 London, 1876. 16° 1751.38 
 
 — Same. Ed. with notes, by W. J. Eolfe. New 
 
 York., 1878. 16° 1761.31 
 
 — Same. [C. B. T., v. 3.] 1771.03 
 
 — Same. [In F. S. D., v. 9.] 1772.09 
 
 — Same. [In Oxberry (W.l New Engl, drama, v. 7, 1819.] 1734.16 
 
 See Fraser's mag., Apl., 1876 (In Arden, by C. E. Brown). 
 
 «®> See also (under Critical studies, p. 982-3) works by 
 Qervinus -—Hudson -.—Knight ;—Maginn ;— Fletcher -.—Pres- 
 ton ; — Snyder ; — Ulrici. 
 
 Comedy of Errors. 
 
 Comedy of errors. [In O. B. T., v. 16.] 1711.16 
 
 «S~ See (under Critical studies, p. 982-3) Gervinus ;— 
 Knight ;— Ulrici. 
 
 Coriolanus. 
 Coriolanus, trag. 5 acts. [inc. B. T. v71 1711 m 
 
 — Same. [F. S. D., v. 40 ) . . . . J J„2 28 
 
 -- Same. [In Oxberry (W.) New Engl, drama, v. 8', 1818.'] 1734'l7 
 Bacon t,l>.) Question of tlie consulship, or the scientific care of 
 
 the couunon-weal. [In her Philos. of Shakspere 1857 • 
 p. 333-560] 176i) „; 
 
 See Blackwood, v. 37, 1835 ; p. 760. 
 
 OS- See also (under Critical studies, p. 182-3) Gervinus ■— 
 Hazlitt ;— Hudson ;— Snyder ;— Ulrici. 
 
 Cymbeline. 
 Cymbeline. [In O. B. T., v. 2.] 1711.02 
 
 — Same. [In Oxberry (W.) New Engl, drama, v. 12, 1821.] 1734121 
 
 See also Littell, June 12, 1880 (C. in a Hindoo playhouse). 
 
 flST See also (under Critical studieB, 982-3) Fletcher ;— 
 Gervinus; — Hazlitt ;— Hudson;— Knight .—Preston ;— Snyder; 
 Ulrici ;— White. Also (under Characters, p. 984] Clarke ;— 
 Jameson. 
 
 Falslaff. 
 
 Brough{R.B.) Life of Falstaff. 1858. . . .1755.02 
 Giles (H.) Lectures and essays, v. 1, 1851 ; p. 1-45. . . 2626.04 
 Morris (Corbyn). Essays of wit, humor, etc. 1744. , , . 6212.23 
 
 Weiss (J.) Wit, humor, and Shakspeare 1762.21 
 
 See also Dublin univ. mag., Feb., 1864 (Falstaff s wake, 
 by J. O.Irwin); Fortn. rev., Mch., 1873 (On the hist, ele- 
 ment in S.'s Falstaff by J. Gairdner) ; Fraser's mag., v. 46, 
 1852; Gentl. mag., Nov., 1868 (Falstaff by W. Maynard) ; 
 Overland monthly, Oct., 1874 (by J. G. Kelly) ; Western, 
 Sept., Oct., 1880 (by S. F. Grubb). 
 
 $&• See also (under Critical Btudies, p. 982-3) works by 
 Drake ; — Gervinus ; — Hacketi ; — Jacox ; — Maginn ; — Snyder. 
 
 Hamlet. 
 Hamlet, 1603 ; Hamlet, 1604 : being exact reprints, 
 with two texts printed on opposite pages, and a 
 bibliographical preface by S. Timmins. Lon- 
 don, 1860. 12°. ......... 1763.01 
 
 Note. — The preface gives a list of commentaries and 
 magazine articles on Hamlet. 
 
 — Same. Tragedy of Hamlet. Ed., with notes, by 
 
 W. J. Eolfe. N. X., 1878. 12°. . . . 1761.32 
 
 — Same. Prompt-book. Ed. by W. Winter. As pre- 
 
 sented by Edwin Booth. N. Y., 1878. 16 c . 1751.27 
 
 — Same. 5 acts. [In C. B. T., v. 4.] 1711.04 
 
 • Same. [In F. S. D., v. 3.] 1772.03 
 
 Same. [In Oxberry (W.) New Engl, drama, v. 3, 1818.] 
 
 Brachvogel (A. R) Hamlet: roman. 3 v. in 2. 1867. 
 Bueknill [J. C.) Hamlet : a psychol. study. [In Journal of 
 
 mental science, Oct., 1858.] 
 
 Coleridge (H.) Essays, v. 1, 1851 ; p. 113-178 2521.09 
 
 Conington (J.) In his Miscel. writings, v. 1. 1872. . . . 6026.17 
 ConoUy (J.) A study of Hamlet. 1863. . .1752.07 
 Goethe [J. W. von). In his Wilhelm Meister's apprenticeship, 
 
 bookiv-v 195.19 
 
 Hudson (H.N.) Hamlet. [In Amer. whig rev., Jan., Feb., 1848.] 
 
 Note. Eepr. in his Lectures. 
 Irving Iff.) Hamlet and Ophelia, act. 3, sc. 1. [In Nineteenth 
 century, v. 1, 1877.] 
 Note.— For a rejoinder, see Temple Bar, Mch., 1878. 
 Latham (it. G.) Two dissertations on the Hamlet of 
 Saxo Grammaticus and of Shakespear. 1754.26 
 Mackenzie \H.) Criticism on the character and tragedy of Ham- 
 let. [In the Mirror, Apl. 18, 22, 1780.) 
 Note.— Also printed in Drake (N.) Memorials, etc. 
 Maginn (IT.) Miscellanies, etc.. 1851 ; p. 236-268. . . .2636.01 
 
 Note.— First printed in Fraser's mag., July, 1836. 
 Maudsley(H.) Hamlet. [In his Body and mind, 1874.] «33.16B 
 Meadows {A.) Hamlet : an essay, 1871. . .1/54.24 
 Mercade, pseud. Hamlet ; or Shakespeare s philosophy 
 
 of history. 1875. 1754.30 
 
 Plumptre (J.) Observations on Hamlet : an attempt to prove 
 that Shakspeare designed it as an indirect censure on 
 
 Mary queen of Scots. 1796 • • • 1754.26 
 
 Ray (I.) Insanity of H. [In his Contributions to mental 
 pathology, 1873 ; p. 503-525.] 
 
 4332.22 
 
 RuaaleSiH T I Me hod of S. as an artist, 1870, p. 62-180 1752 15 
 sSSZWM) Hamlet's insanity was it real or Pretended? 
 
 [In his Shakspeare treasury, 1869 ; p. 352-371.] . -1754.14 
 
 Very if.) Essays, 1839 ; p. 83-107 2S "- 21 
 
 a®- Set also (under Critical studies, p. 982-3) works by 
 
 Calvert --Dowden -.-Drake --Gervinus -.-Footsteps of Shaks- 
 
 pere -Guizot -,-Hackett -.-Hazlitt ;- Hudson :- Jacox ;- 
 Kellogg --Knight -—Maginn ;-New exegesis ;-Snyder ,- 
 Ulrici. , „ 
 
 v„ nhn Amer whig rev., v. 7, 1848 (2 articles, by H. N. 
 Hudson" reTub'Tn his 'Lectures') ; Atlantic monthly v. 
 23-24 1869 (The Hamlets of the stage, by A. Sage) ; Feb., 
 ?859 (H at ue ' Boston' : poem, by J. W. Howe) : Blackw. 
 ma». Feb., 1818 (Hamlet, by T. C ); Nov., 1828 (Character 
 of HI- Oct., 1839 (On the feigned madness of H.J i; Con- 
 Unental monthly, v. 1, 1862 (H. a fat man, by Car)tnn 
 
 faaskingfor books, use the-Book Order," giving the AtJTHOIt'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER 
 
985 C 
 
 SHAKSPERE : Separate Plays and Characters. 
 
 Edwards) ; Dublin uuiv. mag., July, 1876 (Hamlet) ; 
 Eclectic mag., Sept., 1851 (The great poem-mysteries— 
 Hamlet, by G. Oilfillau) ; For. qu. rev., June, 1828 
 (Retsch's Outlines) ; Fraser's mag., Sept., 1845 (On the 
 ghost in H., by prof. Grabsteiu) ; May, 1877 (A northern 
 [Oehlenschlager's] Hamlet, by E. Bose) ; Oct., 1880 (A 
 Greek Hamlet : Lycophron of Corinth) ; Galaxy, Apl., 1870 
 (Case of H. the younger, by K. G. White) ; Apl., 1873 
 Hamlet, by J. Durand) ; Gentl. mag., Feb., 1869 (Shake- 
 soeue's new tragedy, by C. S. Brooks) ; Household words, 
 Jan., Oct , Dee., 1857 (Something that Shakespeare lost; 
 Touching the lord Hamlet ; Betouching the lord Ham- 
 let) ; London soc, Oct., 1875 (Goethe on Hamlet, by H. S. 
 Wilson); London univ. mag.. July, Nov., 1858; Macm. 
 mag., Dec, 1874 (On the extract from an old play in 
 ' Hamlet,' act 2, sc. 2, by F. G. Fleay) ; Aug., 1876 (The 
 elder Hamlet, by G. MacDonald) ; New monthly mag., 
 Mch., 1820 (Hamlet, by M. Corner) ; v. 29, 1830 (Byron and 
 Shelley on the character of Hamlet) ; Apl., 1873 (The lost 
 [i.e. the true] Hamlet, by J. O. Halliwell) ; Pop. sci. month- 
 ly, May, 1880 (The impediment of adipose, an element of 
 the dilatory and procrastinating man, by E. Vale Smith) ; 
 Eevue des d. mondes, 1 avril 1856 (Types modernes en 
 litteratnre : Hamlet, by E. Montegut) ; 15 mars 1868 (H. et 
 ses couimentateurs depuis Goethe; les critiques allemands, 
 par H. Blaze de Bury) ; St. Paul's, Nov., 1871 or Littell, 
 1871, v. 4 (Voltaire on Hamlet) ; Southern rev., Apl., July, 
 1870 ; Temple Bar, June, 1867 (A haunted Hamlet, by C. 
 Osborne) ; Mch., 1875 (Hamlet at home and abroad) ; 
 Victoria mag., Apl., 1873 (H. : his character and critics, by 
 E. Eoscoe) ; Westm. rev., v. 83, 1865 (Hamlet). 
 
 On Fec'iter in Hamlet, see Blackw. mag., Dec, 1861. 
 
 On Irving in Hamlet, see Belgravia, Dec, 1874 (by C. L. 
 Kenney) ; Blackw. mag., Apl., 1879 ; Macm. mag., Jan., 
 1875 (The new Hamlet and his critics by a templar) ; Tem- 
 ple Bar, Mch., 1879 ; Tinsley'B mag., Dec, 1874 (The new 
 Hamlet), 
 
 Henry IV. 
 
 History of King Henry rv. Ed., with notes, by W. 
 J. Kolfe. Pt. 1, 2. New York, 1880. 16°. 1761.38 
 
 Play of King Henry the fourth, printed from a con- 
 temporary ms. Ed. by J. O. Halliwell. Lon- 
 don, Shak. soc, 1845. 8° 1756.27 
 
 — Same. Parti. [In C. B. T., v 4.J 1711.04 
 
 — Same. Part 2. [In C. B. T., v. 27.] . .... 1711.27 
 
 — Same. Parti. [In F. S. D., v. 10.] 1771.10 
 
 HOT See also (under Critical studies, p. 982-3) Dowden ; — 
 Gervinus; — Hazlitt; — Heraud; — Hudson ; — Jacox ; — Knight ; 
 Montagu ; — Reed ; — Ulrici ;— White. 
 
 Henry V. 
 
 Henry v. Ed. by B. Nicholson. 5. Chronicle history of 
 Henry V. Repr. of 1st quarto, 1600. 6. The life of Henry 
 V. Repr. from 1st folio, 1623. 7. King Henry V. Parallel 
 texts of the 1st quarto, 1600, and 1st folio, 1623. With 
 introd. by P. A. Daniel. [In New Shakspere society. 
 Series II., v. 2.] 
 
 History of Henry v. Ed., with notes, by W. J. Kolfe. 
 New York, 1878. 16° 1761.29 
 
 — Same. [In C. B. T., v. 11.] .... .... 1711.11 
 
 jffiaT See also Dowden ; — Gervinus ; — Hazlitt ; — Hudson ; — 
 Knight ; — Heed ; — Ulrici. 
 
 Henry VI. 
 
 King Henry vi., as adapted by E. Kean. [In O. B. T., v. 47.] 
 
 ,8®- See also (under Critical studies, p. 982-4) Dowden ;— 
 Footsteps of Shakspere; — Gervinus : — Guizot ; — Hazlitt; — 
 Knight; — Reed ; — Ulrici ;— White. 
 
 See also Macmillan's mag., Nov., 1875 (Who wrote Henry 
 vi ? by F. G. Fleay). 
 
 Henry VIII. 
 
 Tragedy of King Henry mi. With notes. By W. 
 Lawson. London, 1875. 16 1751.34 
 
 — Same. Ed., with notes, by W. J. Kolfe. New 
 
 York, 1880. 16° 1761.41 
 
 — Same. Prompt-book. Ed. by W. Winter. Henry 
 
 Tin as presented by Edwin Booth. New York, 
 1878. 16° 1751.29 
 
 — Same. [In C. B. T., v. 6.] 1711.05 
 
 — Same. [In F. S. D., v. 10.] 1772.10 
 
 See Gent's mag., Aug., 1850 (Who wrote Shakspere's 
 Henry vm? by J. Spedding) ; Lippincott's mag., Dec, 
 1875 (Notes on the characters of queen Katherine and 
 cardinal Wolsey, by F. A. Kemble). 
 
 «ST See also (under Critical studies, p. 982-3) Dowden ; — 
 Elze .—Gervinus;— Hudson ;— Knight;— Preston ;—Reed ; — 
 Ulrici. 
 
 Imogen. 
 
 j&g* See works under ' Characters ' (p. 984) ; also Fraser's 
 mag., v. 70, 1804 (Imogen in Shakspeare and sculpture). 
 
 Julius Ccesar. 
 Tragedy of Julius Caesar. With introd. remarks, 
 notes, etc. By S. Neil. London, Collins, 1877. 16°. 
 
 — Same. With introd. and notes, by H. N. Hudson 
 
 Boston, 1879. 16° 1751.21 
 
 — Same. Ed. by W. J. Kolfe. N. Y., 1880. 16°. 1761.42 
 
 — Same. Julius Caesar, trag. 5 acts. [In C. B. T., v. 5.] 1711.05 
 -■- Same. Altered : with prologue and chorus. By John 
 
 Sheffield, duke of Buckingham. [In Sheffield, (J.) Works, 
 v. 1. 1729. 8°.] 5023.01 
 
 — Same. [InF, S. D„ v. 11.] 1772.11 
 
 Bacon (D.) The death of tyranny. Caesar's spirit. [In her Philos. 
 
 of Shakspere, 1857 ; p. 309-332.] 1753.01 
 
 Oraik (O. L.) The English of Shakespeare illustrated 
 in a philological commentary on his Julius 
 Caesar. [With the text of the play.] London, 
 1857. 16° 1753.09 
 
 See also Blackwood, »■. 37 ; p. 747. 
 
 g^-See also (under Critical studies, p. 982-3) Gervinus ;— 
 Hazlitt ; — Hudson ;— Preston ; — Ulrici. 
 
 Brutus. 
 
 Lee(H.T.) Shakspeare's Brutus. [In Knickerbocker, May, 1861.] 
 
 King John. 
 Life and death of King John ; with the Troublesome 
 reign of King John, as acted, 1589. Ed. by F. 
 G. Fleay. London, 1878. 12° 1751.20 
 
 — Same. Ed. with notes, by W. J. Rolfe. New 
 
 York, 1880. 16° 1761.36 
 
 — Same. [In C. B. T., v. 4.] 1711.04 
 
 — Same. [In F. S. D., v. 5.] 1772.05 
 
 — Same. [In Oxbery (W.) New Engl, drama, v. 7, 1819.] 1734.16 
 
 See Macm. mag., 1878 (S. as adapter, by E. Rose). 
 &&• See also (under Critical studies, p. 982-3) works by 
 Calvert ; — Fletcher ; — Gervinus ; — Ulrici. 
 
 King Lear. 
 
 New variorum edition by H. H. Furness. v. 5. King 
 Lear. Phil., 1880. 8° 1765.17 
 
 King Lear. With notes by W. B. Kemshead. Lon- 
 don, 1875. 16° 1751.35 
 
 — Same. Ed. by W. J. Kolfe. N. Y., 1880. 16°. 1761.47 
 
 — Same. Prompt-book. Ed. by W. Winter. As pre- 
 
 sented by E. Booth. N. Y, 1878. 16°. .1751.27 
 
 — Same. [In C. B. T., v. 6.] . 1711.06 
 
 — Same. [In F. S. D., v. 9.] 1772.09 
 
 — Same. Altered by N. Tate. [In Oxberry fW.) New Engl. 
 
 drama, v. 10, 1821.] 1734.19 
 
 Bacon (Z>.) Lear's philosopher. [In Iter Philos. of Shakspere, 
 
 1857 ; p. 192-308.] 1753.01 
 
 Conington {J.) King Lear. [In his Miscel. writings, v. 1, 1872.] 
 Ray (J.) Contrib. to mental pathology, 1873 ; p. 484-603. 4332.22 
 Seeley (J. K), Young (W.), Hart (E. A. ) Three essays, 
 
 etc. 1851 1754.22 
 
 JKff- See also (under Critical studies, p. 982-3) works by 
 Dowden ; — Drake ; — Gervinus ; — Jacox ; — Preston ; — 
 Snyder ; — Ulrici. 
 
 See also Adventurer, v. 3 (Dec. 4, 1753. Jan. 6, 1764 ; 
 essays by J. Warton) ; Argosy, Nov., 1879 (OSdipus and 
 Lear, by Mrs. J. Mercier) ; Fortn. rev.. Jan., 1876 (King 
 Lear, by J. W. Hales) ; Journal of mental science, Apl., 
 1859 (by J. C. Bucknill). 
 
 Love's Labour's Lost. 
 
 Love's lp hour's lost, com. 5 acts. [In C. B. T., v. 40.] . 1721.07 
 
 — Same. 6 acts. [In F. S. D., v. 38.] 1772.27 
 
 See Fraser's mag., Jan., 1858 (Table-talk, etc.) 
 AS" See also (under Critical studies, p. 982-3) Footsteps of 
 Shakspere, 1862 ; Gervinus ;— Snyder ;— Ulrici. 
 
 Macbeth. 
 Macbeth. With introd. remarks, and notes. By S. 
 Neil. London, Collins, 1876. 16°. . . 1751.40 
 
 — Same. Ed., with notes, by W. J. Rolfe. New 
 
 York, 1880. 16° 1761.37 
 
 — Same. Prompt-book. Ed. by W. Winter. Mac- 
 
 beth as presented by Edwin Booth. New 
 York, 1878. 16° 1751.28 
 
 — Same. Adapted for representation by W. D'Avenant. [In 
 
 D'Avenant (W.) Dram, works, v. fl. 1874] . . . 1722.26 
 
 — Same. [In O. B. T., v. 1.] 1711.01 
 
 — Same. [In F. S. D., v. 7.] 1772.07 
 
 — Same. [In Sprague (H. B.) Masterpieces in Eugl. lit., v. 1, 
 
 New York, 1874 ; p. 104-179.] 6335.05 
 
 Cumberland {R.) A delineation of Shakspeare's characters of 
 
 Macbeth and Richard in. A parallel between him and 
 
 JEschylus. [In Observer, Nos. 68-72. 1866.] . . 2611.33 
 DeQuincey (T.) The knocking at the gate in Macbeth. [In his 
 
 Miscel. essays, 1861 ; p. 9-17.] 2622.16 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
SH A KSPERE: Separate Plays and Characters. 
 
 Heraud [J. A.) On Macbeth. [In his Shakspere, etc., 1865.] 
 
 Note.— Kepr. from People's and Howitt's journal, 1849. 
 
 Irving (if) The third murderer in Macbeth. [In Nineteenth 
 century, v. 1, 1877.] 
 
 KemMe [J. P.) Macbeth, and king Richard the third : an essay 
 in answer to remarks on some of the characters of Shake- 
 speare, 1871 1762.11 
 
 Montague (Mrs. E.) Macbeth [In her Essay, etc.] . . . 1762.12 
 
 New exegesis, 1859 (Macbeth a true type of the Celtic race). 1762.09 
 
 Say (/.) I» his Coutrib. to mental pathology, 1873 ; p. 525-529. 
 
 Buggies [H. I.) Method of S. as an artist, 1870 ; p. 181-198. 1752.15 
 gg- See also (under Critical studies, p. 982-3) works by 
 Dowden ; — Drake ; — Fletcher ; — Oervinus ; — Maginn ;— 
 Snyder -,— Uli-ici. 
 
 See also Ainsworth's mag., Nov., 1851 (Personal courage 
 of, by 0. Moutray) ; Belgravia, Nov., 1875 (Macbeth at the 
 Lyceum theatre as acted by Irving) : Blackwood's mag 
 Sept., 1842 (' Dennis ' on Shakspere) ; Mch., 1848 (Character 
 of Macbeth) ; Nov., 1849 (Dies Boreales, No. 5, by John 
 Wilson) ; Oornhill mag., Nov., 1875 (Macbeth, and another, 
 by J. K. Seeley) ; Dublin uuiv. mag., Mch., 1864 (Shake- 
 spearian notes, no. 2) ; Moh., 1866 (Ethics of Macbeth) ; 
 Oct.. 1874 (Schiller's Maobeth) ; Foreign qnar. rev., Oct., 
 1856 ;Retzsch's Outlines : Macbeth); Eraser's mag., Nov., 
 1840, Mch., Oct., 1841, Jan., 1842 (Of Macbeth. By an ap- 
 prentice of the law) ; Galaxy, May, 1870 (The Lady Gruach's 
 husband, by R. G. White) ; Graham's mag., Sept., 1850 
 (Analysis of Macbeth, by H. O. Moorhead) ; Journal of 
 mental science, July, 1858 (Macbeth : a pyschol. study, by 
 J. 0. BuckniU) ; Nat. rev., Oct., 1863 (Distortions of the 
 English stage : Macbeth) ; Penn monthly, May, 1870 (Mac- 
 beth, by T. Lennig) ; Macmillan, May, 1867 (Stray notes 
 upon the characters, by Fanny Kemble) ; Eclectic, Feb., 
 1849 (Character of lady Macbeth, by J. A. St. John) ; Fort- 
 nightly rev., Aug., 1869 (Macbeth and lady Macbeth, by 
 P. W. Clayden) ; Macmillan's roag., Feb., 1868 or Littell, 
 1868 (Lady Macbeth, by Fanny Kemble) ; Nineteenth cen- 
 tury, Feb., 1878 (Mrs. Siddons as lady Macbeth, by E. 
 Jenkin) ; Western (The), May, 1876 (Lady Macbeth— a 
 study in character, by Grace C. Bibb). 
 
 Measure for Measure. 
 Measure for measure, com. [In C. B. T., v. 7.] ... 1711.07 
 UE5r See also (in Critical studies, p. 982-4) , works by 
 Gervinus : — Hudson ; — Knight ;— Snyder ; — White ; also 
 under Women of Shakspere (p. 984). 
 
 Merchant of Venice. 
 Merchant of Venice. Ed. with notes, by W. J. Rolfe. 
 New York, 1880. 16° 1761.43 
 
 — Same. With introd. remarks, and notes, by D. 
 
 Morris. London, 1874. 16° 1751.35 
 
 — Same. Prompt-book. Ed. Dy W. Winter. As 
 
 presented by Edwin Booth. X. Y., 1878. 16°. 
 -Same. [In C. B. T., v. 6.] 1711.06 
 
 — Same. [In F. S. D., v. 8.] 1772.08 
 
 — Same. [In Oxberry ( W.) New English drama, v. 10, 1821.] 
 
 See also Blackw. mag., Dec, 1879 (Theatrical reform : 
 the Merchant of Venice at the Lyceum) ; Oornhill mag., 
 Mch., 1880 (The ' Story ' of the Merchant of Venice, by J. 
 Spedding) ; Fraser's mag., May, 1850 (A Btudy of Shake- 
 speare in 'The merchant of Venice', by G. Fletcher); 
 Fraser's mag., July, 1875 (Merchant of Venice at the 
 Prince of Wales theatre, by S. J.) ; N. Brit. rev.. Nov., 
 1849 ; Gentl. mag., Feb., 1880 (The original of Shylock, by 
 8. L. Lee) ; Temple bar, Sept., 1875 (Shylock the Jew-ed) ; 
 University mag., Jan., 1880 (The quality of mercy). 
 
 DS" See also (under Critical studies, p. 982-4) works by 
 Dato;e ;—Elze ;— Fletcher ; — Gervinus; — Hudson;— Knight;— 
 New exegesis (Shylock as type of the Hebrew race) ;— Pres- 
 ton: — Snyder ; — Ulrici ; — Weiss. 
 
 On the character of Portia see works mentioned under Wo- 
 men of Shakspere (p. 984). 
 
 Merry Wives of Windsor. 
 
 First sketch of the Merry wives of Windsor, as printed 
 in 1602. With introd. by J. O. Halliwell. Lon- 
 don, Shak. soc, 1842. 8° 1756.09 
 
 Merry wives of Windsor, com. [In C. B. T., v. 6.] . . 1711.06 
 
 — Same. [InT. S. D., v. 31.] 1772.23 
 
 — Same. [In Oxberry (W.) New Engl, drama, v. 8. 1818.] 1734.17 
 
 4S- See also (under Critical studies, p. 982-3) Douce ;— 
 Footsteps of Shakspere ; — Gervinus ; — Hazlitt ; — Knight ; — 
 Snyder ;— Ulrici. See also Falstaff (p. 985-3). 
 
 Midsummer Nights Dream. 
 Midsummer's night's dream. Ed. with notes, by 
 W.J. Rolfe. New York, 1877. 12°. . .1761.30 
 
 — Same. With notes, etc. By S. Neil. London, 
 
 1878. 16°. 1751.36 
 
 — Same. [In C. B. T., v. 20.] 1711.20 
 
 — Same. [In F. S. D., v. 14.] 1772.14 
 
 — Same. Arranged for representation at Laura Keeue's theatre. 
 
 N. Y., 1863. 12°. [In F. S. D., v. 28.] 1772.22 
 
 HalliweU-Phillipps (J. 0.) Illustrations of fairy mythol- 
 ogy, etc., Shak. soc, 1845 1756.26 
 
 985 D 
 
 See also m. rev., Apl., 1848 ; Fraser's mag., v. 50 1854 
 F!^ % "?," (UUd , ei ' c 0ritical studies . P- 'J'2-4) Douce - 
 Kn inhl Z P* ° f „ 8haka Pere -,-Gervinus -.-Hudson - 
 Kmght ,-Magmn -,-Praton ;-Snyder ;-Ulrici -.-White. 
 
 Much ado about nothing. 
 Much ado about nothing. Ed. with notes, by W. J. 
 
 Rolfe. New York, 1880. 16°. . 1761 44 
 Same. Prompt-book. Ed. by W. Winter. As 
 
 presented by Edwin Booth. N Y 1878 16° 
 Much ado about nothing. [In O. B. T., v. 3.1 ' ' mi 03 
 
 — Same. [In F. S. D., v. 7.] ...'., J . . .' ' £77207 
 
 «ST See also (under Critical studies, p. 982-3) Douce '■— 
 tletcher ; — Gervinus ; — Hudson ; — Jacox ; — Knight ■'— 
 Snyder ;—Ulrici. " 
 
 Othello. 
 
 Tragedy of Othello, the Moor of Venice. Ed. with 
 
 notes, by W. J. Rolfe. N. Y., 1879. 12°. 1761.34 
 
 — Same. Prompt-book. Ed. by W. Winter. Othello 
 
 as presented by Edwin Booth. N. Y. 1878 16° 
 
 — Same. [In C. B. T., v. 2.] 1711 02 
 
 — Same. [InT. S. D., v. 3.] 1772^03 
 
 — Same. [In Oxbery (W.) New Engl, drama, v. 6, 1821.] 1734.14 
 Macgregor {R. G.) Character of Othello. [In his Indian leisure 
 
 1854; p. 299-324.] 16 65.12 
 
 New exegesis of S„ 1859 (Iago as type of the Bomano-Italic 
 nee.') 1762.09 
 
 See also Blackwood's mag., Apl., May, 1850 (Dies bore- 
 ales, nos. 6, 7 (by John Wilson) ; Blackwood, Dec, 1801 
 (Fechter in "Othello); Oornhill, Oct., 1868 (Some notes); 
 Dublin univ. mag., Feb., 1862 (Shakspere travestied (by 
 Fechter] in Othello) ; New monthly mag., Feb., 1866 
 (About Iago, and motiveless malignity, by F. Jacox) ; 
 Temple bar. Dec, 1876 (The real Othello). 
 
 a&~See also (under Critical studies, p. 982-4) Coleridge;— 
 Dowden ; — Drake ; — Gervinus ; — Guizot ; — Hazlitt ; — 
 Hudson ;— Jacox (v. 2) ;— Maginn ;— Preston ;— Snyder ;— 
 Ulrici ; — White. On the character of Desdemona, see 
 Adams {J. Q.) and (under Women of Shakspere, p. 984) 
 Clarke and Jameson. 
 
 Pericles. 
 
 Note.— This play is printed in most editions of the 
 works of Shakspere. The story upon which it is founded— 
 Apollonius, prince of Tyre — is found in Grower's Con- 
 fessio amantis, book 8 ; and in Collier's Shakespere 
 library, v. 4, 1875 ed. It is also in the Gesta Romanorum. 
 
 j6SF" See also (under Critical studies, p. 982-3) Footsteps 
 of Shakspere ;— Gervinus ;— Ulrici. 
 
 Richard II. 
 King Richard IT. ; with introd., and notes by H. N. 
 Hudson. Boston, 1879. 16°. .... 1751.24 
 
 — Same. With notes. By D. Morris. L., 1873. 16°. 
 
 — Same. Ed. by W. J. Rolfe. N. Y., 1880. 16° 
 
 — Same. Prompt-book. Ed. by W. Winter. Richard 
 
 II, as presented by Edwin Booth. New York, 
 1878. 16° 1751.29 
 
 — Same. [In C. B. T., v. 29.] 1711.29 
 
 £&- See also (under Critical Btudies, p. 982-3) Coleridge 
 (S. T.) ; Gervinus ; — Hazlitt ; — Hudson ; — Knight ; — Reed ; — 
 Ulrici. 
 
 Richard III. 
 King Richard III. With notes. By W. Lawson. 
 London, Collins, 1874. 16° 1751.37 
 
 — Same. Ed. with notes, by W. J. Rolfe. New 
 
 York, 1880. 16° 1761.28 
 
 — Same. Prompt-book. Ed. by W. Winter. Richard 
 
 TTT as presented by Edwin Booth. New York, 
 
 1878. 16° 1751.29 
 
 Same. [In C. B. T., v. 1.] 1711.01 
 
 Same. Altered by Colley Cibber. [In C.'sDram. works, 
 
 V. 2. 1760.] 1713.28 
 
 Same. [In Oxberry (W.) New Engl, drama, v. 3, 1818.] 1734.12 
 
 — Same. [InT. S. D., v. 2.) 1772.02 
 
 fi/ios* of Richard the third. Notes by J.P.Collier. London, Shak. 
 
 soc, 1844. 8' 1756.22 
 
 Kemble U. P.) Macbeth and King Richard III. an essay. 1817. 
 See also Continental monthly, Sept., 1872 (Shakspere's 
 
 caricature of Richard III., by E. G. Holland) ; and lives of 
 
 Richard III (in Biography, p. 192) . 
 ag- See also (under Critical studies, p. 982-3) works by 
 
 Drake ;— Gervinus ;— Hazlitt ; —Hudson ;— Knight ;— Pres- 
 ton ;—Reed ;— Ulrici. 
 
 Romeo and Juliet. 
 Trasedv of Romeo and Juliet. Ed., with notes, by 
 
 W. J. Rolfe. N. Y., 1879. 16°. . . . 1761.33 
 Romeo and Juliet. Ed. by P. A.Daniel 1. Parallel texts o( 
 
 the first two quarters, 1697,1599. 2. Repr. of quarto, 1597. 
 
 3. Repr. of quarto, 1599. 4. Revised ed. of quarto, 15S9. 
 
 [In New Shakspere soc. Series II., v. 1.] 
 
 — Same. [In C. B. T., v. 1.] 
 
 — Same. [/» Oxberry (WO New Engl, draina, v'. 6. 1819.] 1734.15 
 
 . 1711.01 
 . 1772.06 
 
 In asking for books, use 
 
 the » Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
985 E 
 
 SHAKSPERE: Separate Plays ana Characters — Poems. 
 
 Hatpin {N. J.) The bridal runaway : an essay on Juliet's 
 soliloquy. [In Shakespeare soc. Papers, v. 2,] . 1756.29 
 
 Luut {(?.) A Shakespearian research on runaway's eyes. [In 
 his Three ears of New England, 1867 ; p. 258-264.) 
 
 Wkately {E.) [In Afternoon lectures, v. 5, 1869 ; p. 235-275.] 
 
 While (R. G.) Who was Juliet's runaway. [In Putnam's month- 
 ly, Mch., 1854.) 
 
 See also Bentley's miscel., Feb., 1860 (Eomeo and 
 Rosaline) ; Gentl. mag., Jan., 1877 (True story of Borneo 
 and Juliet, by J. E. Mackay) ; Macmillan's mag., July, 
 1877 (Text of ■ Eomeo and Juliet,' by F. G. Fleay) ; Westm. 
 rev., Sept., 1845 (Shakespearian criticism and acting : 
 Eomeo and Juliet). 
 
 j8®=" See also (under Critical studies, p. 982-4) Coleridge 
 (S. T.) ;— Douce ;— Dowden ; — Fletcher ;— Footsteps of Shak- 
 spere ; — Gervinus ;—Guizot\ — Hazlitt: — Hudson; — Knight; — 
 Maginn ; — Preston ; — Snyder \ — JJlrici ; — White. 
 
 On the character of Juliet see heading Women of Shak- 
 spere (p. 984). 
 
 Taming of the Shrew. 
 
 Taming of the shrew ; or Katherine aud Petruchio, com. 3 acts. 
 [In O. B. T., v. 18.] 1711.18 
 
 — Same. Prompt-book. Ed. by W. Winter. Comedy 
 
 of Katharine and Petruchio as presented by 
 Edwin Booth. N. Y., 1878. 16°. . . . 1751.30 
 
 — Same. [In F. S. D., v. 13.] 1772.13 
 
 .learning (Old) of a shrew. Upon which Shakespeare 
 
 founded his comedy. Ed. by T. Amyot. Lon- 
 don, Shale, soc, 1814. 8° 1756.25 
 
 j8SP= See also (under Critical essays, p. 982*3) Douce ; — 
 Gervinus ; — Knight ; — Snyder ; — Ulrici. 
 
 Tempest. 
 Tempest (The). With introd. and notes. Ed. by D. 
 Morris. L., Collins, 1875. 16° 1751.33 
 
 — Same. Ed. by W. J. Eolfe. N. Y., 1880. 16°. 1761.4 
 
 — Same. Adapted by W. D'Avenant. [In D'Avenant (W.) 
 
 Drain, works, V. 5, 1874.] 1722.26 
 
 — Same. [In O. B. T.. v. 7.) 1711.07 
 
 Irving (W.) The Bermudas : a Shakspearian research. [In his 
 
 Wolt'ert's roost, etc.] 215.31 
 
 Re. inn (K) Caliban : suite de la Tempe'te : drame 
 
 philosophique. 1878 7033.08 
 
 Wilson (D.) Caliban. 1873 1752.24 
 
 See also Adventurer, Sept. 25, Oct. 9, 1753 (Observ. by J. 
 Warton) ; All the year round, Apl., 1879 (The Tempest) ; 
 Bentley's misc., Jan., 1860 (Caliban, 'Monkshood ') ; Corn- 
 hill mag., Oct., 1872 or Littell, Nov. 23, 1872 (Origin of) ; 
 Geut.'s mag., Aug., 1853 (Prospero, by J. G. Waller) ; 
 Journal of speculative philos., July, 1875 (A. conversation 
 onS.'s Tempest, by H. K. Jones) ; Quar. rev., Mch., 1840 
 (' Hunter on Tempest ') ; Eevne des d. mondes, 1 aout 1865 
 (Une hypotheee sur la Tempete de Shakspeare, par E. 
 Montegut). 
 
 US' See also (under Critical essays, p. 982-3) Coleridge 
 {S- T.) ;— Douce ;—Elze ;— Gervinus ;— Hudson ;— Knight ;— 
 Snyder ;— Ulrici. 
 
 Also on the character of Miranda see Mrs. Jameson's 
 ' Characteristics of women.' 
 
 Timon of Athens. 
 
 Timon of Athens. [In C. B. T., v. 26.] 1711.26 
 
 BucknittiJ. C.) Medical knowledge of S. 1860 1753.04 
 
 — Mad folk of Shakespeare. 1867 1752.05 
 
 US' See also (under Critical studies, p. 982-3) works by 
 Gervinus ; — Knight ; — Maginn ;— Preston ; — Snyder ; — 
 Ulrici. 
 
 Titus Andronicus. 
 
 ew Fraser's mag., Sept., 1870 (Plot and dramatis 
 persona? of Titus Andronicus, by R. G. Latham) ; also 
 (under Critical studies, p. 982-3) works by Gervinus ;— 
 Knight ; — Ulrici. 
 
 Troilus and Cressida. 
 
 Troilus and Cressida. [In O. B. T., v. 47.] 1721.14 
 
 Note.— For the alteration by Dryden, see his works, and 
 compare with Chaucer's Troilus and Cressida. 
 
 See also (under Critical studies, p. 882-3) works by 
 Douce ; — Gervinus ; — Hazlitt ;— Knight ; — Snyder; — Ulrici. 
 
 Twelfth Night. 
 Comedy of Twelfth night ; or what you will. Ed. 
 with notes, by W. J. Kolfe. N. Y., 1880. 16°. 
 Twelfth night ; or what you will. [In O.B. T., v. 11.] 171111 
 
 — Same. [In F. S. D., v. 7.] 1772.07 
 
 — Same. [In Oxberry (W.) New Engl, drama, v. 12, 1821.] 
 
 On the character of Malvolio aeeBacknill's Psychology of S. 
 
 KB- See also (under Critical studies, p. 982-4) works by 
 Douce ; — Gervinus ; — Hudson ; — Knight — Ruggles ■ — 
 Snyder ;— Ulrici ;— Weiss ;— White. 
 
 Two Gentlemen of Verona. 
 Two gentlemen of Verona. [In O. B. T., v. 18 1 171118 
 
 — Same. [In F. S. D„ v. 4.] ' .'177204 
 
 1ST See also (under Critical studies, p. 982-3) works by 
 Douce ;- Gervinus -.—Knight ;— Preston ;— Snyder ;— Ulrici. 
 
 Two Noble Kinsmen. 
 
 Two noble kinsmen. Ed. by Harold Littledale. 8. Eepr. 
 
 of the quarto, 1634, with a collation of the folio, 1679. 9. 
 
 The two noble kinsmen. By W. Shakspere and John 
 
 Fletcher. Ed. from quarto of 1634. Pt. 1. Textandnotes. 
 
 [In New Shakspere society. Series II., v. 3.] 
 Note.— The text of this play is also in Doubtful plays (p. 
 
 982). 
 
 Winter's Tale. 
 Comedy of the Winter's tale. Ed., with notes, by 
 
 W. J.Rolfe. N. Y., 1880. 12° 1761.35 
 
 — Same. [In O. B. T., v. 5.1 1711.05 
 
 — Same. [In F. S. D., v. 40.] 1772.28 
 
 US' See also (under Critical studies, p. 982-3) works by 
 Douce ; — Gervinus ; — Hudson ; — Jacox; — Knight; — Snyder;— 
 Ulrici. 
 
 Yorkshire Tragedy. 
 
 US- For the text of this play, see Doubtful plays (p. 982). 
 See also (under Critical studies) Gervinus ;— Knight ;— and 
 
 Eetrospective review, v. 9, 1824. 
 
 5. Poems, Songs, Sonnets, etc. 
 
 Poems. With memoir, by A. Dyce. L. ( 1853. 16°. 
 
 — Same. Boston, 1856. 16° 1621.11 
 
 — Same. Songs and sonnets. Ed. by F. T. Palgrave. 
 
 London and Cambridge, 1865. 18°. . . 1761.04 
 
 — Same. Ed. with life, by A. *Chalmers. [In his Engl, poets, 
 
 T.5, 1810.] 1626.06 
 
 — Same. Select poems. Ed. by E. Sanford. [In his Brit. 
 
 poets, v. 3, 1819.] 1691.03 
 
 Sonette. Deutsch von B. Tschischwitz. Halle, 
 
 1870. 16° 1761.05 
 
 Furness (Mrs. K H.) Concordance to S.'s Poems. 
 
 1875 1765.13 
 
 Brown (H.) Sonnets of S. solved. 1870. . . 1752.04 
 Heraud (J. A.) S.'s sonnets. [In his Shakspere, etc., 1865.] 1764.19 
 
 Note.— Eepr. from Temple Bar, Apl., 1862. 
 
 Hitchcock {E. A.) Remarks on the sonnets of S. : 
 
 with the sonnets. Showing that they belong to the 
 
 hermetic class of writings, [araou.] 1865.1753.26 
 
 Massey (Gerald). Shakspeare's sonnets interpreted: 
 
 his private friends identified : with a recovered 
 
 likeness of himself. 1866 1753.25 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Brit. qu. rev., Jan., 1867. 
 See also Amer. rev., Sept., 1847 ; Brit. qu. rev., Jan., 
 1867 (S. in domestic life) ; Chris, ex., Sept., 1862 (S. and 
 friendship, by W. E. Alger) ; Nov., 1862 (S.'s sonnets and 
 friendship, by W. E. Alger); Fortn. rev., v. 6, 1866 (S.'s 
 sonnets, by E. Bell) ; Fraser's, v, 62, 1855 (S.'s minor 
 poems) ; Gentl. .mag., Mch., 1878 (S.'s sonnets, by T. A. 
 Spalding) ; Lippincott's mag., Apl., 1875 (On the study of 
 S.'s sonnets, by Kate Billard) ; Maem. mag., Mch., 1875 
 (On the motive of S.'s sonnets (l-12o> ; a defence of his 
 morality, by F. G. Fleay) ; New monthly mag., Jan., 
 Mch., July, Sept., 1835 (The confessions of W. S.) ; Qu. rev., 
 Apl., 1864 (S. and his sonnets) ; Temple bar, Apl., 1862 (A 
 new view of Shakespeare's sonnets : an inductive critique, 
 by J. A. Heraud ; Eepr. in his 'ShakBpere, his inner life'); 
 Westm. rev., July, 1857 (The sonnets of S.) 
 
 Note—' The principal theories held with respect to the 
 Sonnets may be classified as follows : I. They are poems 
 about an imaginary friendship and love ; Dyce, Delius, 
 H. Morely. II. They are partly imaginary, partly auto- 
 biographical ; C. Knight, H. von Friesen, E. Simpson (On 
 the Italian love-philosophy see Simpson's interesting 
 " Philosophy of Shakespeare's Sonnets," Triibner, 1868). 
 III. They form a great allegory ; Dr. Barnstorff ("Schliissel 
 zu Shakspere's Sonnetten,'' 1860. Mr. W. H.= Mr. William 
 Himself I), Mr. Heraud (" Shakspere's Inner Life)." The 
 young friend= Ideal Manhood), Carl Karpf. IV. Ihey are 
 autobiographical ; (a) Mr. W. H.= Henry Wriothesley (the 
 initials reversed). Earl of Southampton : — Drake, Gervinus, 
 Kreyssig, and others; (6) Mr. W. H.= William Herbert, 
 Earl of Pembroke ;— Bright, Boaden, A. Brown, Hallani, 
 H. Brown. V. They were partly addressed to South- 
 ampton ; other sonnets were written in his name to 
 Elizabeth Vernon ; other some, to Southampton in E. 
 Vernon's name ; and subsequently the Earl of Pembroke 
 engaged Shakspere to write sonnets on his behalf to the 
 dark woman, Lady Eich. Of part of this theory the first 
 suggestion was given by Mrs. Jameson. It was elaborated 
 by Mr. Gerald Massey in the Quarterly Review, April, 1864 
 and iu his large volume " Shakspeare's Sonnets, and his 
 Private Friends." The peculiarity of Mr. Henry Brown's 
 interpretation ("The Sonnets of ShakeBpeare Solved." 
 J. R. Smith, 1870) is, that he discovers in the sonnets an 
 intention of Shakspere to parody or jest at the fashionable 
 love-poetry aud love-philosophy of the day. Critics whose 
 minds are of the business-like, matter-of-fact, prosaic 
 type cannot conceive how the poems could be autobiogra- 
 phical. Coleridge, on the other hand, found no difficulty 
 in believing them to be such ; and Wordsworth emphatic- 
 ally declares them to pxpress Shakspere's " own feelings 
 in his own person."— Dowden. Shakspere, 1876 ; p. 394. 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
SH.AKSPERE: 6. Shakspere Societies. Publications. 
 
 985 F 
 
 jto Shakspere society, London. Series i. Trans- 
 actions. 3 v. London, 1874-79. 8°. 
 
 Note.— With a few exceptions these Contents have not 
 beeu distributed under their respective topics. 
 
 Contents : 1. 1874. Metrical tests as applied to dra- 
 matic poetry ; by F. G. Fleay. Part 1. Shakspere. On 
 the quarto editions of Shakspere's works; Part 2. 
 Fletcher, Beaumont, Massinger. On the authorship of 
 the Taming of the shrew, by F. G. Fleay. Ou the author, 
 ship of Timon of Athens, by F. G. Fleay. On the porter 
 iu Macbeth, by J. W. Hales. On certain plays of Shak- 
 spere of which portions were written at different periods 
 of his life, by F. G. Fleay. On two plays of Shakspere, 
 the versions of which, as we have them, are the results 
 of alterations by other hands, by F. G. Fleay. Mr. Halli- 
 well's hint ou the date of Ooriolanus, and possibly other 
 Roman plays. The political use of the stage in Shakspere's 
 time, by B. Simpson. The politics of shakspere's histor- 
 ical plays, by R. Simpson. On the ' weak endings ' of 
 Shakspere, with some account of the history of the verse- 
 tests in general, by Johu K. Ingram. Which are Hamlet's 
 ■dozen or sixteen lines?' by W. T. Malleson and J. E, 
 Seeley. Appendix. The several shares of Shakspere and 
 Fletcher in Henry viii., by J. Spedding. The shares of 
 Shakspere and Fletcher in The Two noble kinsmen, by 
 S.Hioksou. On the metre of Henry viii., by E. Eoderick. 
 Index. Prospectus and first report of the society. 
 
 2. 1875-6. Notices of the meetings, etc. On the cor- 
 rected edition of Richard III., by J. Spedding. On the 
 quarto aud folio of King Lear, by N. Delius. On ' evening 
 mass' iu Romeo and Juliet, by R. Simpson. On some 
 plays attributed to Shakspere, by R. Simpson. On the 
 bond story iu the Merchant of Venice, and a version of it 
 in the Cursor muudi, by Miss L. Tonlmin Smith. Note 
 upon the ' elf-locks ' in Romeo and Juliet, by J. W. Legg. 
 Gruach (Lady Macbeth), by the countess of Charlemont. 
 Ou the character of Banquo, by A. Foggo. On Shakspere's 
 use of narration in his dramas, part 1, (Englisht by Miss 
 Gordon.) by N. Delius. On the authorship of Henry vi.. 
 part % 3, and their originals, by Jane Lee. Political ele- 
 ment in Massinger, by S. E. Gardiner. On Shakspere's 
 use of narration iu his dramas, part 2, (Englisht by Miss 
 Marx.) by N. Delius. Appendixes. Shakspere's dramatic 
 art. Ed. by C. M. Ingleby. The time-analysis of Mac- 
 beth and Othello, by J. Wilson. Shakspere's dramatic 
 unities, with the time-analysis of Merchant of Venice, by 
 N. J. Halpin. S. Forman's Book of plays. On the con- 
 fnsiou of time in the Merry wives, by R. G. White. 
 Speeches of Brutus on Caesar, aud of Antony over Caesar's 
 body, from Englisht Appian's Chronicle of 1578. Ac- 
 count of the German Shakspere society's Jahrbuch, 1876, 
 by F. D. Matthew. Collation of the first edition of 
 Marlowe's Edward II., 1591, with Dyce's text of 1850, by 
 R. Geuee. Shakspereana published during 1874, 75, by F. 
 Thimm. Index, by W. Wilkins. 
 
 3. 1877-9. Pt. 1 Notices of the meetings, etc. The 
 division iuto acts of Hamlet, by Edward Rose. On the 
 division of acts in Lear, Much ado, and Twelfth night.by 
 James Spedding. On the witch-scenes in Macbeth, by T. 
 A. Spalding. A note on N. J. Hatpin's Time-analysis of 
 the Merchant of Venice, by P. A. Daniel. On the 1st 
 quarto of Romeo and Juliet : Is there any evidence of a 
 second hand in it ? by T. A. Spalding. Shakspere's ' New 
 map ' in Twelfth night, by C. H. Coote. Scraps. Apjjen- 
 dix : Fragments of W. Wager's Cruel debtor, 1566. 
 
 — Series ii. Plays. 3 v. London, 1874-77. 8°. 
 
 Contents: 1. Romeo and Juliet. Ed. by P. A. Daniel. 
 1874-5. 1. Parallel texts of the first two quartos, 1597, 
 1599. 2. Reprint of quarto, 1597. 3. Reprint of quarto, 
 1599. 4. Revised ed. of the 2d or 1599, quarto. 
 
 2. Henry V. Ed. by B. Nicholson. 1875,77. 5. Chronicle 
 history of Henry V. Reprint of 1st quarto, 1600. 6. The 
 life of Henry V. Eeprinted from the 1st folio, 1623. 
 7. King Henry V. Parallel text of the 1st quarto (1600) 
 and 1st folio (1623) editions. With introd. by P. A. Daniel. 
 
 3. The two noble kinsmen. Ed. by Harold Littledale. 
 1876. 8. Repr. of the quarto, 1634, with collation of the 
 folio, 1679. 9. Ed. from the quarto of 1634. Pt. 1. Texts 
 and notes. 
 
 — Series ni. Originals and analogues. London, 
 
 1875. 8°. 
 
 Contents : 1. Pt. 4. Romeus and Juliet, by Arthur 
 Brooke. Rhomeo and Juliette, by Wm. Painter. Ed. by 
 P. A. Daniel. 
 
 — Series rv. Shakspere allusion-books. London, 
 
 1874. 8°. 
 
 Contents: 1. Pt. 1. A. D. 1592-8. General introd. by 
 0. M. Ingleby. Supplement by R. Simpson. Greene's 
 GroatswortU of wit. Kind -Harts dreame, by Henry 
 Ohetfle. Englandes mourning garment, by H. Chettle. 
 A mourneful dittie. I. O.'s 12th epigram. Gabriel 
 Harvey's third letter. Five sections of Palladia Tamia : 
 wits treasury, by Francis Meres. Stanza from Colin 
 Clouts come home againe, by E. Spenser. Hexameton 
 prefixed to Willobie his Avisa. Epicedium, by W. 
 Harbert. Sixth verse of Legend of Matilda, by Michael 
 Drayton. Polimanteia, by W. Clarke. 22d Epigram, by 
 J. Weever. Extract from Excellencie of the Engl, 
 tongue, by Richard Oarew. Three stanzas from Month's 
 
 E.„™. ? meto ^J' luvfi1 '. b y R ube i't Tofte. A remem- 
 brance of some Engl, poets, attributed to Eicbard Barn- 
 Sfni,. E i tra T ct K ':;•» Satyres X. and VII. of Scourge of 
 villanie, by John Marston. 
 
 — Series vi. Shakspere's England. 2 v. London 
 
 1870, 77. 4°. ' 
 
 Contents: 1. 1. Harrison's Description of England in 
 Shakspere s youth. Ed. from first two editions of 
 Hollinshed's Chron., A. D„ 1577, 1587, by F. J. Furnivall. 
 Pt. 1. becond book, with extracts from the autograph me 
 ol Harrison's Chronologie, and from foreign writers on 
 England ; also with Norden's map of London, 1593 and 
 notes on it by H. B. Wheatley. Pt. 2. Third book, with a 
 view of the north of Cheapside in 1638 A. D., extracts from 
 ?;2 W ' Howes > Busino, and De la Serre on London 1698- 
 1638 ; plans of Cambridge, and Canterbury 1588 A D • 
 and map of Shakspere's route to London ; also with plans 
 of Paris garden, 1627, and the Bankside, Southwark and 
 account of these places and the Globe and other theatres 
 there, by W. Eendle. 
 
 a. 2. TellTrothes Mew-yeares gift beeing Eobin Good- 
 fellowes newes out of those countries where inhabites 
 neither charity nor honesty. With his owne inuectiue 
 against lelosy. And the Passionate Morrice, 1593. John 
 Lane's Tom Tell-Troths Message, and his pen's complaint 
 1600. Thomas Powell's Tom of all trades, or the plains 
 path-way to preferment, 1631. The glasse of Godly loue, 
 1669. [By John Rogers V] Ed. by F. J. Furnivall. 3. 
 Stafford's Compendious or briefe examination of certayne 
 ordinary complaints, A. D., 1581, (otherwise called 'A 
 briefe conceipt of English policy.' With introd. by F. D 
 Matthew. Ed. by F. J. Furnivall. 4. Philip Stubbe's 
 Anatomy of abuses, 1583 ; with extracts from Stubbe's 
 Life of his wife. Ed. by F. J. Furnivall. Pt. 1. 
 
 — Series viu. Miscellanies. L., 1876,78. 4°. 
 
 Contents'. 1. 1. Letter on Shakspere's authorship of the 
 Two noble kinsmen ; aud on the characteristics of Shak- 
 spere's style and the secret of his supremacy, by W. 
 Spalding. New ed. with a life of the author, by J. H. 
 Burton. 2. Robert Chester's 'Loves martyr, or Kosalins 
 complaint ' (1601). With its supplement, ' Diverse poeticall 
 essaies '' on the Turtle and phoenix by Shakspere, Jonson, 
 Chapman, Marston, etc Ed. by Alex. B. Grosart. 
 
 Shakespeare society. Publications. 48 v. London, 
 
 1851-53. 8° 1756.01 
 
 Contents: No. 1. 1841. Collier (J. P.) Mem. of E. 
 Alleyn. 2. Gosson (S,) School of abuse. 3. Heywood 
 (T.) Apology for actors. 4. Coventry mysteries. Ed. by 
 J. O. Halliwell. 5. Thynn (F.) Debate between pride and 
 lowliness. Ed. by J. P. Collier. 6. Dekker (T.) and others. 
 Patient Grissil. 7. 1842. Cunningham (P.) Extracts from 
 accounts of revels at court. 8. Jonson (B.) Conversa- 
 tions with W. Drummond. 9. First sketch of Merry 
 wives of Windsor. Ed. by J. O. Halliwell. 10. Collier (J. 
 P.) Fools aud jesters ; with R. Armin's ' Nest of ninnies. 1 
 11. Timon. Ed. by A. Dyce. 12. Nash (T.) Pierce Penni- 
 less's supplication. [Ed.] by J. P. Collier. 13. Heywood 
 (T.) Kiug Edward iv. Ed. by B. Field. 14. 1843. North- 
 brooke (J.) Treatise against dicing, dancing, plays, etc. 
 15. Shakespeare (W.) First sketches of 2d and 3d parts of 
 Henry iv. Ed. by J. O. Halliwell. 16. Halpin (N. J.) 
 Oberon's Vision in the Midsummer night's dream. 17,35. 
 Chester plays. Ed. by T. Wright. 2 v. 18. Alleyn (E.) 
 Alleyn papers. Ed. by J. P. Collier. 19. Ford (J.) Honour 
 triumphant. Line of life. 20. 1844. Tarlton (E.) Tarl- 
 ton's jests ; with aco. of his life. Ed. by J. O. Halliwell. 
 21. True tragedy of Richard ni. ; app. : Eichardus Ter- 
 tius, by T. Legge. Ed. by B. Field. 22. Ghost of Eichard 
 in. Ed. by J. P. Collier. 23. Sir Thomas More. Ed. by 
 A. Dyce. 24, 29, 36, 40. 1844-49. Shakespeare society 
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 London, 1870. 12° 526.01 
 
 Shanks (Wm. F. G.) Personal recollections of dis- 
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 — Stuart (V.) Memoir of. 1836 3163.04 
 
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 — Hebrew inscriptions, from the valleys between 
 
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 — Lectures introductory to the study of the law. 
 
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 — Travels in Barbary, 1727. [In Pinkerton. Voyages, v. 15.] 
 Shaw (Thomas B. ) Complete manual of English lit- 
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 ican literature, by H. T. Tuckerman. N. Y. 
 1870. 12°. 2751.23 
 
 Shaw (Thomas George). Wine, the vine, and the 
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 Shaw (Wm., A.M.) Analysis of the Galic language 
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 Shea (George). Alexander Hamilton : » historical 
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 louez, Membre', Hennepin, and A. Douay. New 
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 Contents : Method, and influence, of theological studies. 
 True nature of the beautiful, and its relation to culture. 
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 guage, and Btyle, to thought. The doctrine of original sin. 
 The doctrine of atonement. 
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 ture of both God and man. Symbols and Congregationalism. 
 Clerical education. 
 
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 — Rhymes on art ; or the remonstrance of a painter. 
 
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 — Life. By his son. 2 v. London, 1860. 8°. 3163.13 
 
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 gedy of Marcus Brutus. 
 2. Memoirs, by himself. Speeches. Dialogues. Essays. 
 
 — Select poems. [In Sanford (E.) and Walsh (R.) British po- 
 
 ets, v. 14, 1819.] 1691.14 
 
 — Poems. Life, by S. Johnson. [In Chalmers (A.) English po- 
 
 ets, v. 10, 1810.] 1626.10 
 
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 — MeCuUagh (W. T.) Memoirs of. 2 v. 1865. . . .3162.27 
 
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 (p. 186); also Macmillan, v. 32, 1876} Quar. rev., Apl., 1875; 
 Westm. rev., Oct., 1875. 
 
 Sheldon {Mrs. ElectraM.) Early history of Michi- 
 gan, to 1815. N. Y., 1857. 8° 625.26 
 
 Sheldon (Wm.) Brief account of the Caraibs. . [In Archseologia 
 Americana, v. 1.] 677.18 
 
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 1873. 16° 3907.11 
 
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 Shelley (Percy Bysshe). Anecdote biography of. 
 
 [Sans-souci series. Ed. by E. H. Stoddard, v. 3, 
 
 1877.] 3212.20 
 
 — Essays, letters, translations, eto, Ed. by Mrs. Shelley. 
 
 2v. London, 1852. 16°. 2543.01 
 
 Contents : The assassins. Essay on the literature, arts, 
 and manners of the Athenians. The Banquet, to. from 
 Plato. Preface to the Banquet. The Coliseum, a frag- 
 ment. Defense of poetry. Ion, or of the Iliad. Meuexenus, 
 or the funeral oration, a fragment. On a future state. On 
 a passage in Crito. On life. On love. On the punishment 
 of death. Speculations on metaphysics. Speculations on 
 morals. Fragments from the Republic of Plato. 
 
 2. Journal of six weeks' tour. Journal at Geneva. Ghost 
 stories. Letters from Geneva, Letters from Italy. 
 
 — Memorials. Ed. by lady Shelley. Added, Essay on 
 
 Christianity. Boston, 1859. 16°. . . . 3163.07 
 
 — Poetical works. Ed. by Mrs. Shelley. With a 
 
 memoir. 3 v. Boston, 1855. 16°. . . . 1684.19 
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 Alas I o r. Revolt of Islam. Prometheus unbound, lyrical 
 drama. 
 
 2. The Ceuci, tragedy. Hellas, lyrical drama. CEdipus 
 Tyrannus, tragedy. Early poems. Poems, 1816-19. 
 
 3. Poems, 1820-22. Translations. 
 
 Same. 3 v. London, 1853. 16°. . . .1684.16 
 
 — Poetical works. 1st series. With memoir by L. 
 
 Hunt. London, 1871. 16°. 1684.23 
 
 Contents : Margaret Nicholson (1810). Victor and Cazine 
 118101. Romance of St. Irvine (1811). Queen Mab. Alastor. 
 Mont Blanc, Prometheus unbound. Rosalind and Helen. 
 Miscellaneous. 
 
 — Poetical works. With notes and memoir by W. M. 
 
 Eossetti. 2 v. London, 1870. 12°. . . . 1684.25 
 Note.— Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 133, 1871 ; N. Brit. rev. 
 v. 53, 1871 or Littell, 1871, v. 1 ; Westm. rev., v. 94, 1870. 
 
 — Kelics. [Poems, letters, etc.] Ed. by B. Garnett. 
 
 London, 1862. 16° 1684.24 
 
 — Unpublished letters. [In Fraser's mag., v. 61, 65, 1860-62.] 
 
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 (p. 197) ; also the following entries : 
 
 — Sutton (R. H.) Shelley's poetical mysticism. [In his Essays, 
 
 v. 2, 1877.] 2533.01 
 
 — Macarlhy (D. F.) Shelley's early life. . .3163.23 
 
 — Scott (R. P.) Place of Shelley among the English 
 
 poets of his time. 1878 1684. 27 
 
 — Sotheran (C.) Percy Bysshe Shelley as a philoso- 
 
 pher and reformer. 1876 3163.33 
 
 — Symonds (J. A.) Shelley. 1878 3161.11 
 
 — Talfourd [T. N.) Speech in the prosecution of Moxon for the 
 
 publication of Shelley's works. 1841. [In Ms Crit. writings, 
 p. 148-158.] 
 
 See also Coruhill mag., v. 31, 1875 (Shelley : politician, 
 atheist, philanthropist); Men., 1879 (Godwin and Shelley); 
 Fortu. rev., v. 11, 1869 (Notes on Shelley's text, by A. C. 
 Swinburne); Macmillan, Mch., 1879 (Notes on S's place, by 
 W.H.White); New monthly mag., 5. 34, 35, 1832 (Shelley 
 at Oxford); May, 1833 (History of his expulsion irom Ox- 
 ford.) Fraser's mag., v. 20, 1879 (S. as a lyric poet, by J. 
 C. Shairp). 
 
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 — Fowler {J.) Shell-heaps. [Sm. report, 1870.]. . . . 3936.25 
 
 — Lubbock {Mrs.) Ancient shell-mounds of Denmark. [In Gal- 
 
 ton (F.) Vacation tourists, 1862-3.] 925.13 
 
 — Rom (C.) Artificial shell deposits in New Jersey. [Sm. re- 
 
 port, 1864] 3936 19 
 
 Shelton (Edward). Dictionary of every-day difficul- 
 ties in reading, writing, and speaking the Eng- 
 lish language. London, 1862 16°. . . 6432.04 
 
 Shelton (Frederic Wm.) Peeps from a belfry. New 
 York, 1855. 12° 2543.03 
 
 — Bector of St. Bardolph's ; or superanuated. New 
 
 York, 1853. 12°. 251.55 
 
 — Salander and the dragon : a romance of the Hartz 
 
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 — The Trollopiad ; or, travelling gentlemen in Amer- 
 
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 ICf^^J^V T f ^ 6ra 5 e C, ; uiser - S«Hnnt(C.E.) 1877. 
 
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 notes, by G. Gilfillan. N. Y., 1854. 8°. 1684 22 
 i.£° B< w' 8: , E . le S ies . levities, odes, etc. Songs and bal- 
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 — Works [poetical] Ed. by Robert Walsh. " [In Sanford (E 
 
 and Walsh (R.) Brit, poets, v. 13. 1810.] . . .1691 24 
 WFor biogr. notices of Shenstone, see Biography (p. 198). 
 
 Shepard (Charles Upham). Geological survey of Con- 
 necticut. New Haven, ((Jonn. ), 1837. 8°. 4112 21 
 
 Shepard (Thomas). Clear sunshine of the gospel 
 breaking forth upon the Indians in New Eng- 
 land. N. Y., 1865. 4°. [Sabin's reprints.] 564.19 
 
 Shepherd (Henry E.) History of the English lan- 
 guage. New York, 1874. 12" 6433.24 
 
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 Shepherd (Wm.) Life of Poggio Bracciolini. Lon- 
 don, 1837. 8° 3023.11 
 
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 Sheppard (John G. ) The fall of Borne, and the rise 
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 modore in the Amer. rev. B., 1868. 8°. . 3172.27 
 
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 1828. 16°. ... 3163.15 
 
 — Same. 2d ed. Providence, 1831. 12°. . . 3163.16 
 Sherburne (Sir Edward). Poems. Ed. with life, by 
 
 A. Chalmers. [In C's Engl, poets, v. 6, 1810.] 
 Contents: Translations. Poems. Sacra. 
 
 — Select poems. Ed. by E. Sanford. [In Sanford (E.) and 
 
 Walsh (R.) Brit. Poets, v. 5, 1819.] 1691.05 
 
 Contents: Translations: Salmacis, by G. Preti. Meta- 
 morphosis of Lyrian and Sylvia, by St. Amant. Forsaken 
 Lydia, by Marino. The Rape of Helen, by Coluthus. 
 
 Sherburne (John Henry). Life of Paul Jones. Lon- 
 don, 1825. 12° 3094.04 
 
 Sherer (Major Moyle). Becollections of the Penin- 
 sula, [anon.] London, 1825. 8°. ... 985.07 
 
 Sheridan (Charles Brinsley). On the Greek revolution. London, 
 1824. 8°. [In Pamphleteer, v. 24.] 5058.24 
 
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 olution in Sweden. L., 1778. 8°. . . . 543.04 
 
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 — Speeches in the trial of Warren Hastings. [In Hastings 
 
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 — Life of J. Swift. 2d ed. L., 1787. 8°. . . 3167.29 
 
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 Sherlock (Thomas). The trial of the witnesses of the Resurrec- 
 tion of Jesus : with the sequel of the trial. [In Christian 
 literature. 1847.] 3538.01 
 
 Sherman (David, D.D. ) History of the revisions of 
 the discipline of the M. E. church. New York, 
 1874. 8°. 3595.25 
 
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 ed. Hartford, 1860. 16°. ...... 5831.15 
 
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 finance and taxation, 1859-1878. N. Y., 1879. 8°. 
 
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 himself. [1846-65.] N. Y, 1875. 8°. . . 3161.15 
 Note.— Reviewed in Fortn. rev., Nov., 1875 (by C. C. Ches- 
 ney)- Internat. rev., Nov., 1875; N. A. rev., Oct.. 1875: 
 and by H. V. Boynton, in his work entitled ' Sherman's 
 historical raid' • • 8161.14 
 
 — Official account of his great march through Georgia 
 
 and the Carolinas. To which is added, General 
 Sherman's evidence before the Congressional 
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 Benares. With introd. by Fitz Edward Hall. 
 London, 1868. 8°- . 1016.16 
 
 Sherwood (John D. ) The comic history of the Uni- 
 ted States. Boston, 1870. 12° 573.06 
 
 Sherwood (Mrs. Mary Martha). Life. Ed. by S. 
 Kelley. London, 1857. 8° 3163.12 
 
 — "Works. 16 v. New York, 1855. 12°. . . 252.01 
 
 Note. — For Contents see Fiction (p. 520). 
 
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 Shidiac (Faris el). See El Shidiao. 
 
 Shew (Joel, M.D.) Tobacco : its history and effects. 
 N. Y., 1850. 12°. 4342.21 
 
 Sheil. See Sheil. 
 
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 ence in their relation to philosophy. New York, 
 1875. 16°. . 3593.26 
 
 — The final philosophy, or harmony of science and 
 
 religion. N. Y., 1877. 8°. .... . 5416.26 
 
 Shillaber (Benj. Penhallow). Knitting work: wrought 
 by Ruth Partingdon. Boston, 1859. 12°. 252.18 
 
 — Life and sayings of Mrs. Partington. B., 1854. 12°. 
 
 — Partingtonian patchwork. B., 1873. 12°. . 251.17 
 Shillibeer (John\ Narrative of the Briton's voyage to 
 
 Pitcairn's Island. Taunton, 1817. 8°. . 1062.10 
 
 Shillingford (J.) Letters and papers, 1447-50 ; ed. by 
 
 S. A. Moore. L., Camden soc, 2d ser., v. 1, 1871. 4°. 
 
 Skimeall (Rev. R. C.) Napoleonism unveiled! Is 
 
 Louis Napoleon m. the destined ruler of Europe 
 
 and the Antichrist ? N. Y, 1870. 12°. .3133.24 
 
 Shinn (Earl). See Strahan (Edward), pseud. 
 
 Ship and shore in the Mediterranean. See Oolton (W.) . 981.03 
 
 Ship in the desert. See Miller (Joaquin) 1665.34 
 
 Shipp (John). Memoirs of [his] extraordinary mili- 
 tary career. [1797-1825.] By himself. 3 v. Lon- 
 don, 1829. 8° 3163.17 
 
 Shipley {Rev. Orby, ed.) See Church and the world. . . 3534.22 
 
 Shipman (Thomas L.) Hist, discourse : a New Year's sermon, 
 
 Jewett city, Conn., Jan. 13, 1856. Norwich, 1856. 8°. 3631 10 
 
 Shippen (E., U. S. N.) Thirty years at sea : story of 
 
 a sailor's life. Philadelphia, 1878. 12°. . 3162.31 
 
 Shipping. See Law {Admiralty and Shipping, p. 685). 
 
 Shipping. American Lloyds registry of American and 
 
 foreign shipping. 8 v. 1858-66. . . . 5928.01 
 
 — United States. Bureau of statistics. Mercantile navy 
 
 list for the year ending June 30, 1871. . 5942.01 
 List of merchant vessels of the U. S., with the 
 
 official numbers and signal letters awarded them. 
 
 Also list of vessels of the U. S. navy and revenue 
 
 marine service. Washington, 1875. 8°. 
 Ships and ship-building. See Naval science (p. 813); also Pim 
 
 (Bedford). Sbip-building. [In British m'f'g industries. 1876.1 
 Ships and sailors. See Cotterill (C. E.) and Little (E. D.) 4517.24 
 Shipton (Mother). The wonderful life, prophecies, 
 
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 1877 (Story of Sigurd and its sources, by Hueffer). 
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 trod. by C. R. Markham. London, Hakluyt soc, 
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 Simon (Richard). See Journal of sac. lit. Apl., 1866, p. 250-274 
 (K. S.,byG. Masson). 
 
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 v. 1. Residence in that country, 1817-19. 
 sketch of ancient and modern Helvetia. 
 
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 — - Handbook of dining. London, 1859. 16°. 6015.09 
 Simpson (Matthew, bp.) Cyclopaedia of methodism. 
 Phil., 1878. 4° 3458.10 
 
 — Lectures on preaching. N. Y., 1879. 12°. . 3588.25 
 Simpson (R.) Abridgment of the history of Scot- 
 land, from Robertson, etc. Edin., 1793. 16°. 
 
 Simpson (Richard). Catalogue of books on the game 
 of chess. London, 1868. 24°. .... 4614.25 
 
 Simpson (Rev. Wm., Queens college, Cambridge). Epi- 
 tome of the history of the christian church dur- 
 ing the first three centuries ; and of the reforma- 
 tion in England. 4th ed. Cambridge, 1872. 16°. 
 
 Simpson (Wm., F.R. G.S.) Meeting the sun : a jour- 
 ney all round the world, through Egypt, China, 
 Japan and California. L., 1874. 8°. . . 1045.08 
 
 — The seat of war in the *East. 1-2 series in 1 v. L., 
 
 1855-56. fol A. 47.18 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
SIMROCK- SKETCHES 
 
 991 
 
 Simrock (Karl). Die deutsohen Volksbiicher. 6 v 
 in 3. Frankfurt a M., 1845-46. 12°. . . 7126.23 
 Contents : v. 1. Vorwort. Heinrlch der Lowe. Der 
 sellout' Magelone. Reineke Fuchs. Genovefa. 2. Die 
 Heimonskinder. Friederich Barbarossa. Kaiser Octavi- 
 anus. 3. Peter Dimringer v. Staufenberg. Fortunatus. 
 Kbnig Apollonius v. Tyrus. Herzog Ernst. Der gehbrnte 
 Siegfried. Wigoleis vom Rade. 4. Dr. Johannes Faust. 
 Doctor Johannes Faust, Puppenspiel. Tristan und 
 Isalde. Die heiligen drei KBnige. 5. Deutsche Sprich- 
 wbrter. 6. Melusina. Margraf Walther. Sisniunda. Der 
 arme Heinrich. Der Schwanenritter. Flos und Blanknos. 
 Zauberer Virgilius. Bruder Rausch. Ahasverus. 
 
 — Bemarks on the plots of Shakespeare's plays. Notes 
 
 by J. O. Halliwell. L„ Shak. soc, 1850. 8°. 
 Sims (Marion). Silver sutures in surgery. N. Y. 
 
 1858. 8° 4337.05 
 
 Sims (Richard). Hand-book to the library of the 
 
 British museum. London, 1854. 18°. . 2724.24 
 
 — Manual for the genealogist, topographer, antiquary, 
 
 and legal professor. 2d ed. L., 1861. 8°. 475.16 
 
 Sims (T.) Bleaching j— Dyeing and bleaohing. [In Brit, m'f g 
 industries. 1876.] 3941.29 
 
 Sims (Rev. Thomas). Brief memorials of Jean Fred- 
 eric Oberlin, and of Auguste, baron de Setl- 
 Holstein. London, 1830. 8° 3134.26 
 
 Simson. See also Simpson ; — Sympson. 
 
 Simsou (jReu. David). A plea for religion and sacred 
 writings : addressed to the disciples of Thomas 
 Paine. Bungay, (Engl,) 1814. 8°. . . 3593.07 
 
 Simson (Walter). History of the gipsies. Ed. with 
 notes, and a disquisition on the past, present, 
 and future of gypsydom, by J. Simson. New 
 
 York, 1866. 8° 5835.01 
 
 Note. — Reviewed in Bentley's miscel., v. 63, 1868. 
 
 Sin (Doctrine of). See Biblical and religious lit. {Sin. p. 104); 
 also Mac Mahon (T. O'B.) Essay on the depravity and 
 corruption of human nature. 1774 5435.33 
 
 Sinai. See Countries, etc. {p. 369). 
 
 Sinclair (Catherine). Scotland and the Scotch. 2d ed. 
 Edinburgh, 1840. 8° 951.27 
 
 — Shetland and the Shetlanders. N. Y., 1840. 8°. 
 
 83- For her novels, see Fiction class-list (p. 521). 
 Sinclair [Sir John). The approaching crisis : impracticability 
 and injustice of resuming cash payments. [In Pamphle- 
 teer, V. 12, 1818.] 5058.12 
 
 — Collection of papers on political subjects. [In Pamphleteer, 
 
 V. 13, 1818.] 6058.13 
 
 — General report of Scotland. Statistical tables. 2d ed. [In 
 
 Pamphleteer, v. 10, 1817.] 6058.10 
 
 — Means of arresting the progress of national calamity. [In 
 
 Pamphleteer, v. 10, 1817.] 6058.10 
 
 Singapore. See Countries (p. 369). 
 
 Sing-Song : a nursery rhyme book. See Rosserd (O. G.) 1681.21 
 
 Singer (Samuel teller). The text of Shakespeare 
 vindicated from Collier. L., 1853. 8°. .1754.13 
 
 Singers. See Music [Opera, p. 799) ; also Ferris (G. T.) Great 
 Bingers, 1880 1561.43 
 
 Singers and songs of the liberal faith. See Putnam (A. P.) 3765.22 
 
 Singing. So. Music, p. 799). 
 
 Sinker (Eobert). The testaments of the twelve patri- 
 archs : an attempt to estimate their historic and 
 dogmatic worth. Cambridge, 1869. 12°. 3757.03 
 
 Sioux. See Countries, etc, [Indians : Heard, etc., p. 332). 
 
 Sir Gawayne and the green knight : an alliterative ro- 
 mance-poem, (ab. 1320-30 a. d.) Ed. by K. 
 Morris. London, Early Engl, text soc, no. 4, 
 1864. 8°. 7913.01 
 
 Sir Thomas More, a play. Ed. by A. Dyce. London, 
 Shak. soc, 1844. 8° 1756.23 
 
 Sir Tristrem. See Thomas, the rhymer 1685.13 
 
 Sirr (Henry Charles). Ceylon and the Cingalese. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1850. 8° 1061.18 
 
 Sismondi (Jean Charles Leonard Simonde de). The 
 French under the Carlovingians. [752-987.] Tr. 
 by W. Bellingham. London, 1850. 8°. . 515.08 
 
 — Histoire des Francais rjusqu'en 1789]. 18 v. Brux- 
 
 elles, 1849. 8° 511.07 
 
 — History of the fall of the Roman empire. [B. o. 30- 
 
 a. d. 1000.] 2 v. London, 1834. 16°. . 433.19 
 
 — History of the Italian republics. [To 1805.] Lon- 
 
 don, 1832. 16. [L. C. C] 532.10 
 
 Same. New York, 1847. 18°. [H. F. L.] 532.11 
 
 — Lettres inedites. Avec introd. par Saint Bene Tail- 
 
 landier. Paris, 1863. 12°. 3163.27 
 
 — Literature of southern Europe. 2 v. L., 1850. 12°. 
 Same. 2 v. New York, 1848. 12°. . .2732.23 
 
 — Political economy and philosophy of government. 
 
 With notice of his life by Mignet, and extracts 
 
 irom Sismondi s private journals and letters, with 
 
 prelim, essay, by the translator. L. 1817 8° 
 
 Sister's story. ^Craven [Mme. Augustus). . ' 3044 16 
 
 P it- fl L S a H. religi0M meratoe mteZoa!, 
 
 L 1 g li , nd,ty^ L a i r P ah 1 B ra wiste n ;r g ■■ "*' 18 ' 2 ^^ * 
 
 Srtgreaves ( Capt L. ) Beport of an expedition down 
 
 the Zuni and Colorado rivers. [Natural history.] 
 
 Washington, 1853. 8°. . 1133 17 
 
 Six (James, F. R 8.) Construction and use of a 
 
 thermometer. London, 1794. 8°. 4021 24 
 
 Six months in Italy See Hillard (G. S.) 1853. . . '. . 972.08 
 
 Six months in the Federal states. See Dicey (E.) . 642 05 
 
 Six old English chronicles. See Giles (J. A.) . . . .' 47l'o4 
 
 Six old plays, on which Shakespeare founded his 
 
 Measure for measure, Comedv of errors, Taming 
 
 the shrew, King John, K. "Henry iv., and K 
 
 Henry v., King Lear. 2 v. in 1. L., 1779. 1742.29 
 
 Six weeks in the saddle. Iceland. See Waller (S. E.) 1142 21 
 
 Sixth great oriental monarchy. See Rawlinson (G.) . . 425 24 
 
 Sizer (Nelson). What to do, and why ; and how to 
 
 educate each man for his proper work. New 
 
 York, 1872. 12° . . 5512.23 
 
 Skating. See Amusements (p. 25). 
 
 Skeat (Walter W. ) Specimens of English literature, 
 1394-1579. With introd. and notes. Oxford, 
 
 1871. 16° 6432.10 
 
 Skeats (Herbert S.) History of the free churches of 
 England, 1688-1851. 2d ed. L., 1869. 8°. 3435.17 
 Skeleton (The). See Medicine [Anatomy, p. 755). 
 Skeleton leaves. 
 
 — Parrish (E.) The phantom bouquet : art of skele- 
 
 tonizing. 1862 1413.30 
 
 — Phantom flowers, the art of producing skeleton 
 
 leaves, [anon.] 1864 1443.28 
 
 Skeleton structures. See Henrici (O.) 1867 3942.16 
 
 Skelton (Dr. H. P.) English commercial correspond- 
 ent. London, 1859. 12° 5922.11 
 
 Skelton (John, English poet, b. 1469, d. 1529). 
 
 — Poetical works. Principally according to the edi- 
 
 tion of A. Dyce. 3 v. Boston, 1856. 16°. 1687.03 
 Contents : v. 1. Preface. Life, by A. Dyce. On the death 
 of kynge Edwarde the Forth. Upon the doulourus dethe 
 of the erle of Northumberlande, [and other pieces]. Dy- 
 uers ballettys and dyties solacyous. 2. Magnyfycence, a 
 goodly interlude. Colyn Cloute. Other poems. 3. Motes. 
 Index. 
 
 — Poems. Ed. with life, by A. Chalmers. [In C's English poets, 
 
 V. 2. 1810.] 1626.02 
 
 — Select poems. [In Sanford (E.) and Walsh (R.) Brit, poets. 
 
 v.l. 1818.] . . . • 1691.01 
 
 Skelton (John, esq. ) Campaigner at home. By Shir- 
 ley [pseud.] London, 1865. 16°. . . . 2542.29 
 Contents : Laburnum lodge. How we elected the beadle. 
 Memorial poetry. Commodore Diamond. Among the 
 wildfowl. Lady Grisel. Why we took down the sun. The 
 breed of heroes : Dundee, Cavour, C. J. Napier. Robert- 
 son of Elton. Ferrier and Wilson. Robert Browning. Hor- 
 ace Lovelace. Lady Grisel's campaign. The autumnal 
 moralists. Nancy's ti yst. What we all made of it 
 
 — Nugse critical : occasional papers. By Shirley 
 
 [pseud.] Edin., 1862. 12° 2542.30 
 
 Contents : At the sea side. The sphinx : a discourse on 
 the impotence of history. People who are not respectable, 
 a lay sermon. On non conformity, a plea for liberty. Wil- 
 liam the Silent, the earliest teacher of toleration. A critic 
 on criticism. A spring-tide ramble. Our romance, a let- 
 ter from Lancelot. Terra Santa, peep into Italy. The 
 statesmen of the tories. A plea for party. Lord Macau- 
 lay. Politics in the parish. 
 Skene (Wm. Forbes). The Four ancient books of 
 Wales. 2 v. Edin., 1868. 8° 453.27 
 
 — Celtic Scotland, v. 1-2. Edin., 1876-77. 8°. 453.23 
 Sketch-book of the American episcopate. See Batterson (H. G.) 
 Skertchly (J- A. ) Dahomey as it is ; also an appen- 
 dix on Ashantee. London, 1874. 8°. . 1086.06 
 
 — Melinda the Caboceer, or sport in Ashanti. New 
 
 York, 1876. 8° ■ 1092.24 
 
 Sketches abroad. with pen and pencil. See parley (*. O. M 
 Sketches of Boston. Boston, 1851. 18°. . -1121-12 
 Sketches of Bunker Hill battle and monument. 2d 
 
 ed Charleston, 1843. 32° 581.07 
 
 Sketches of the campaign in northern Mexico in 
 
 1846 and 1847. By an officer of the first reg. oi 
 
 Ohio vol. N. Y.,1853. 12°. . . .585.30 
 
 Sketches of conspicuous living characters of France. Seel™* 
 
 Sketcht e of J crtkn.-&eWincheU(A.)1870. '. '. ". '.««'.» 
 
 In asking for book., u.. the ■• Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
992 
 
 SKETCHES - SLAVERY 
 
 Sketches of Persia. Phil., 1828. 8° 1043.05 
 
 Sketches of popular tumults ; illus. of the evils of 
 
 social ignorance. London, 1839. . . 441.03 
 
 Sketches of public characters. See Knapp (S. L.) • . .3242.12 
 Sketches of the war, between the TJ. S. and British Isles, 1812-15. 
 
 2 v. Rutland, (Ft.) 1815.8° 685.17 
 
 Sketches (personal and political) in the House of 
 
 Commons. By a silent member. lst-6th series. 
 
 2 v. London, 1871. 12° 3252.24 
 
 Sketching from nature. See Fine arts (p. 548). 
 
 Skey (S'rederic Carpenter). Hysteria. N. Y., 1869. 12°. 
 
 Skin (Diseases of the). See Medicine (p. 766). 
 
 Skinner (J. E. Hilary). Roughing it in Crete in 
 
 1867. London, 1868. 12° 993.23 
 
 Skinner (Orrin). The issues of American politics. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1873 [1872]. 12°. . . . 5725.24 
 Skinner (Otis A.) Universalism illustrated and de- 
 fended. Boston, 1839. 12° 3593.24 
 
 — Death of Daniel Webster : sermon. Boston, 1852. 8°. 3175.29 
 Skinner (Thomas). Life of general Monk. L., 1723. 8°. 
 Skirmishes and sketches. See Dodge (M. A.) .... 2523.05 
 Skrine (Henry). General account of all the rivers of 
 
 note in Great Britain. London, 1801. 8°. 955. 16 
 — ■ Tours through Wales, 1795. [*Pinkerton (J.) Voyages, v. 2.] 
 Skryvener's (The) play, the incredulity of St. Thomas. Ed. by 
 
 J. P. Collier. London, Camden miscel,, v 4. 1859. 4°. 5113.27 
 Sky-lark (The) : a choice selection of popular songs. 
 
 London, 1825. 12° 1561.18 
 
 Skye. See Countries (p. 369). 
 
 Slack (Henry J.) Marvels of pond life ; microscopic 
 
 recreations. London, 1861. 12°. . . . 4827.15 
 
 — Ministry of the beautiful. L., 1850. 12°. 1412.28 
 Slack (Robert, M. D. ) Old truths and modern pro- 
 gress. London, 1856. 8° 5813.10 
 
 Slade (Adolphust. Turkey and the Turks, and a 
 cruise in the Black Sea. N. Y., 1854. 12°. 1033.08 
 
 Slade (John, M.D.) Colloquies : imaginary conver- 
 sations between a phrenologist and the shade of 
 of Dugald Stewart. London, 1838. 12°. 5431.03 
 
 Slang. See Language {Slang, p. 780);— atao Sala(G. A.) Looking 
 at life, 1866 ; p. 31-43. . . 2542.06 
 
 Slate (J. W.) Manual of colours and dye-wares. 
 London, 1870. 12°. ........ 3933.08 
 
 Slave songs of the V. S, See Allen (W. F.) 1867. . . .1664.04 
 
 Slavery. 
 
 tSSee also Africa (p. 287) ;— Moral science (p. 859) ;— 
 Negro (p. 814) ;— United States (The South ;—Tke South 
 after the war, p. 380 ;— War of the rebellion (p. 386) ;— Origin 
 and issues of the war, p. 387) ;— West Indies (p. 393). 
 
 1. Ancient Slavery. 
 
 — Bowen [John). History of ancient slavery. [In Anthrop soo. 
 
 Memoirs, V. 2, 1866.] 4735.14 
 
 — Clark ( R. W.) Review of Moses Stuart's pamphlet 
 
 on slavery. 1850 5833.01 
 
 — Edwards [B. B.) Slavery In ancient Greece. Roman slavery 
 
 in the early centuries of the christian era. Slavery in the 
 Middle Ages. [In his Writings, v. 2.J 3546 09 
 
 — Fuller (R.) and Wayland (F.) Domestic slavery a 
 
 scriptural institution : a correspondence. 1856. 
 
 — Smith (Baldwin). Does the Bible sanction American slavery. 
 
 1863 6832.13 
 
 Note.— Reviewed by S. G. Fisher in N. A. rev., v. 99. 
 See also Jour, of sac. lit., v. 11, 1853 ; p. 125-145 (Slavery 
 and the Old Testament) ; v. 24, 1860, p. 110-135 (Slavery con- 
 demned by sacred and profane writers ; Origin and history 
 of the sacred slaves of Israel, by H. C.)- N. A rev v 160 
 (The early church and slavery, by H. C. Lea ; Slavery in 
 Eome ,'„ b ? *£,• °- Lea ) ; v - 39 t' s - in Eome . by G. Bancroft); 
 w 4 ( ?>i m ?°S ie ' ^ y E ,' w ? allb n™): v. 91 (S. in Eome, by 
 ""•£• A E en) ; New E "Blander, v. 15, 1857 (S. and the Bible)- 
 v. 18, 1860 (Hebrew servitude); v. 21, 1862 (Noah's prooh- 
 eoy ' cursed be Canaan', by L. Bacon). 
 
 2. History of slavery in the U. S. 
 
 — Oreeley (Horace). In his Amer. conflict, v. 1, 1864. . 634 03 
 
 — May (S. J.) Some recollections of our anti-slaverv 
 
 conflict. 1869 5831 25 
 
 — Moore (G. H.) Notes on the history of slavery' in 
 
 Massachusetts. 1866 5833.03 
 
 — Sawyer (ff. S.) Southern institutes ; or,' an inquiry 
 
 into the origin and early prevalence of slavery 
 and the slave trade. 1859. . . . 5833 15 
 
 — Weston (<?. M.) Progress of slavery in' the United 
 
 States. 1857 _ 5g 31 20 
 
 — Wilson (H.) History of the rise and' fall of the 
 
 slave power in America. 3 v. 1872-77. . 5833. 10 
 
 3. Constitutional and Legal Relations of Slavery. 
 
 - Bred Scott decision. Report of the decision, and the 
 
 opinions of the judges, 1856. By B. C. Howard. 
 New York, 1860. 8° 5623.25 
 
 - Hard (J. C.) Law of freedom and bondage in the 
 
 United States. 2 v. 1858-62. .... 5833.04 
 Note.— Reviewed in N. A. rev., v. 96, 1863. 
 
 - Sherman (H.) Slavery in the United States ; its 
 
 national recognition and relations. 1860. 5831.15 
 
 - Spooner (Z.) Unconstitutionality of slavery. 1856. 
 
 4. Anti-Slavery Writings. 
 
 - Abbott (J. S. 0.) South and North. 1860.1113.03 
 
 - Andrews (E. A.) Slavery and the domestic slave 
 
 trade in the United States. 1836. . . . 5831.00 
 
 - Aughey {J. H. ) Iron furnace ; or slavery and se- 
 
 cession. 1868. . 5831.01 
 
 - Bledsoe (A. T.) Essay on liberty and slavery. 1856. 
 
 - Bourne (O.) Picture of slavery in the U. S. of 
 
 America. 1834. ......... 5831.28 
 
 - Bouiwell ((?. S. ) Speeches and papers relating to 
 
 the rebellion and the overthrow of slavery. 1867. 
 
 - Bush (G.) Aphorisms on slavery and abolition. [In his New 
 
 church miscellanies.] 3696.03 
 
 - Gairnes {J. E. ) The slave power : its character, 
 
 career and probable designs. 1863. . . 5833.09 
 Note. — Reviewed in N. A. rev., v. 96, 1863. 
 
 - Chambers ( W. ) American and slavery and colour. 
 
 1857. 5832.09 
 
 - Cheever ((?. B.) God against slavery ; and the free- 
 
 dom and the duty of the pulpit to rebuke it as a 
 sin against God. 1857. 
 
 - Cochin {A.) Results of slavery. 1863.. .5831.07 
 Results of emancipation. 1863. . . . 5831.08 
 
 - Coffin (X.) Reminiscences : labors in behalf of the 
 
 slave, [1821-63] 3037.23 
 
 - Conway (M. D.) The golden hour. 1862. . 5831.09 
 
 - Goodwin [D. R. ) Southern slavery in its present 
 
 aspects. 1864. 5831.14 
 
 -Hall (M.) The two-fold slavery of the United 
 States ; with a project of self emancipation. 1854. 
 
 - Haven ( G. ) National sermons, speeches, and letters 
 
 on slavery and its war. 1869 3557.09 
 
 - Hawkins (Rev. W. G.) Lunsford Lane ; or, another 
 
 Helper from N. C. 1863 3097.09 
 
 - Helper (H. R.) Impending crisis of the South. 1859. 
 
 - Helps (A.) Inhis Friends in Council. 2d Berles, v. 2. 2631.26a 
 
 - HUdreth (i2.) Despotism in America, 1854. 5831.23 
 -Jay (PF.) Miscel. writings on slavery. 1853. 5831.26 
 
 - Kemble {F. A.) Journal on a Georgia plantation in 
 
 1838-39. . . ......... 1113.08 
 
 - Legion of liberty ! Thoughts, words, and deeds, of 
 
 [anti-slavery] apostles, champions and martyrs. 
 10th ed. 1847. . . . 5832.12 
 
 - — Same. 1843. 5831.16 
 
 - Liberty bell. [Pieces in verse and prose.] By 
 
 friends of freedom. 1842 5831.21 
 
 - Mai (J. S.) The slave power. In his Dissertations, v. 3, 1864. 
 
 - Owen (R. D. ) Wrong of slavery and the future of 
 
 the African race in the U. S. 1864. . . 5831.27 
 
 - Parker (T.) Additional speeches, addresses, etc. 
 
 2v. 1855. 3582.17 
 
 Note. For Contents see entries under his name (p. 836). 
 
 - Phillips ( Wendell). Speeches, etc. 1863. . 6323.20 
 • SeweU(W. G.) Ordeal of free labor in the West 
 
 Indies. 1861 5832.02 
 
 Note.— Reviewed In Ed. rev., v. 116. 1862, 
 
 ■ Smith (Gerrit). See under his name, in gen. alphabet. 
 
 ■ Sumner ( C. ) See under his name, in general alphabet. 
 
 ■ Suppressed book about slavery ! N. Y., 1864. 12°. 
 
 See also Atlantio monthly, v. 1. 1857-8 (Where will it end, 
 by E. Quincy); v. 8, 1861 (Nat Turner's insurrection, 1831, 
 by T. W. Higginson ; England and emancipation, by S. D. 
 Collett) ; v. 9, 1862 (Jefferson and slavery, by A D. White ; 
 Slavery, by E. P. Whipple); v. 12, 1863 (Claims to service or 
 labor, by R. D. Owen); Blackw. mag,, v. 73, 1853 (Slavery 
 with slave power in the U. 8.); v. 107, 1870 (Antagonism 
 of race and color in America); Fraser's mag., Jan., 1879 
 (Negro slavery under English rule, by F. W. Newman); 
 Feb., 1879 (Negro slavery in the Amer. Union, by F. W. 
 Newman); Galaxy, Sept., 1873 (Anti-Blavery men of the 
 south, byE. A. Pollard); Ed. rev., v. 101 (Slavery in the U. 
 S.); v. 119, 1864 (The negro race in America); Fraser's mag., 
 v. 46, 1862 (Slavery in America); v. 60, 1854 (Slavery in 
 
 BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
SLAVERY - SMITH 
 
 993 
 
 America; Slavery question); New Englander, v. 12, 1864 
 (Thorn well on slavery); v. 13, 1855 (South side view of sla- 
 very ; Dr. Lord on slavery); v. 14, 1856 (S.: its effects); 
 National sins and their retribution, v. 14, 1856 ; v. 15, 
 1857 (Dred Scott decision, 2 art.); v. 15 (Southern writers 
 on slavery); v. 17, 1859 (D. Lord and Amer. tract soc, by 
 H. C. Kingsley); v. 17 (The moral of Harper's ferry, by L. 
 Bacon); v. 21, 1862 (Emancipation, by W. H. Eggleston); 
 N. A. rev. (Consulip. 99 of its Index volume); N. Brit, rev., 
 v. 26, 1856-7 (S. in the U. S.); v. 27, 1857 (S. and the slave 
 states); Westm. rev, v. 60, 1853 (Amer. slavery); v. 76. 
 
 5. Apologies for, or defences of, slavery. 
 
 — Qrvmke (A. E.) Letters to Catherine E. Beecher in 
 
 reply to an Essay on slavery and abolitionism. 
 
 1838 5831.19 
 
 Harper (W.) andHammond (J. H.) Negro slavery [In De Bow 
 
 (J. D. B.) Indus, resources, etc., v. 2, p. 205. 1862.) 6925.26 
 
 — McHenry ((?.) The cotton trade, considered in 
 
 connection with the system of negro slavery. 
 
 0'Neal(J. B.) Negro laws of the south. [In DeBow (J. D. 
 
 B.) Indust. resources, etc., v. 2, 1852 ; p. 269-292.] 6925.26 
 
 — Ramsay (J.) Essay on the treatment and conver- 
 
 sion of American slaves in the British sugar col- 
 onies. 1784. 5833.06 
 
 Seasons for establishing a registry of slaves in the British 
 oolonies. 1814. [In Pamphleteer, v. 7.] ... . 5058.07 
 
 — Steele (J.) The mitigation of slavery. 1811. 5832.11 
 
 — Train ((?. F.) Pacts ; or at whose door does the sin 
 
 (?)lie? 1860. . 5832.15 
 
 — Van Eurie {J. S. ) Negroes and negro slavery : the 
 
 first an inferior race : the latter its normal con- 
 dition. 1861. . 5832.10 
 
 6. The Slave Trade. 
 
 — (knot (T.) Twenty years of an African slaver. 1864. 
 
 Note. — Reviewed in N. A. rev., v. 80, 1855. 
 
 — Gktrkson (T.) History of the abolition of the Afri- 
 
 can slave trade. 2 v. 1808.. . . . .5831.05 
 
 — Dickson (W.) Mitigation of slavery : letters to T. 
 
 Clarkson. 1814. ......... 5832.11 
 
 — Friends {Society of). Address on the iniquity of the slave 
 
 trade. London, 1822. 8". . 3586.09 
 
 — Jenkins (i?.) The coolie : his rights and wrongs. 
 
 1871 • . . . 3833.07 
 
 — Inquiry into the right and duty of compelling Spain to re- 
 
 linquish her slave trade in Northern Africa. London, 1816 
 8°. [In Pamphleteer, v. 7]. ........ . 6058.07 
 
 — Manning (E.) Six months on a slaver. 1879. 5832.16 
 
 — O'Callaghan (E. B., ed.) Voyages of the slavers St. 
 
 John and Arms of Amsterdam, 1659-1663. 5833.13 
 
 — Romitty {Sir B.) Speech on the slave trade. [In Pamphle- 
 
 teer, v. 4, 1814.] 5058.04 
 
 See also Ed. rev., v. 108 (The slave- trave in 1858); Qu. 
 rev., v. 133, 1872 (East Africa slave trade) ; Westm. rev., 
 April, 1875 (The African slave trade); Fortn. rev., v. 7, 
 1867 (Slave trade in Central Asia, by Vambery), 
 
 7. Anti-slavery and Pro-slavery novels. 
 
 %g- See (in Fiction) on the anti-slavery side— Uncle 
 Tom's cabin, and Dred or Nina Gordon, by Mrs. H. B. 
 Stowe ; Honor, by S. Q. Bulfinch ;— Herman, by Miss Pal- 
 frey ; — Ida May, by Mrs. Pike ; — Peculiar, by Epes Sar- 
 gent ; Dangerneld's Best, by H. Sedley. 
 
 For novels with pro-slavery sympathies see (in Fiction) 
 Sable cloud, by N. Adams ; — the novels of Mrs. Lee Hentz, 
 of Mrs. Sonthworth, and Mrs. Warfiold. 
 
 Slavery in the southern states. By a Carolinian. 2d ed. Cam- 
 bridge, 1852. 12" 5832.14 
 
 Slavonic races. See Countries, etc. {Slavonic races, p. 369);— 
 Man [Ethnology, p. 731) ; — also United service mag., Oct., 
 1875 (Slavonians in Eastern Europe, by capt. Spencer). 
 
 Sleeman (Win. Henry). The Thugs of India : rise, 
 progress, and suppression. 2 v. Phil., 1839. 12°. 
 
 Sleep. See Medicine (Steep, p. 766);— Dreams (p. 426);— also 
 Symonds (J. A.) Sleep and dreams. [In his Miscellanies, 
 1871, p. 145-209 [2547.19] : Bentley's miscellany, v. 59, 1866. 
 
 Sleeper (Martha G. ) Sweden and Norway. Boston, 
 1867. 16° . 991.10 
 
 — The Two Sicilies. Boston, 1867. 18°. . . 971.11 
 Sleepy Hollow. Irving (W.) Spanish papers, etc., v. 2, p. 425; and 
 
 sketch book (Bip Van Winkle);— Hopper (E.) Fire on the 
 hearth in Sleepy Hollow. 1661.07 
 
 Sleigh (James Wallace). Pine forests and hacmatack 
 clearings: British N. Amer. provinces. London, 
 1853. 8° 1153.25 
 
 Sleswig-Holstein. See Countries (p. 367). 
 
 Slide-valve. See Arts (Useful : Steam engine, p. 47). 
 
 Slight (James) and Bum (K. S. ) Book of farm im- 
 plements and machines. Ed. by H. Stephens. 
 Edin., 1858. 8° 6137.01 
 
 Sling and the stone. See Voysey (Charles). . . . . 3611.11 
 
 Sloane (JR. W.) The word : a discourse, Allegheny, 
 Pa May 24, 1859. N. Y, 1859. 8°. . .3631.10 
 
 Sloan (Samuel). American horses : designs for rural 
 buildings. Phil., 1861. 8°. . . . . 1314 23 
 
 — City and suburban residences. Phil., 1859 fol 
 
 — Constructive architecture. Phil., 1859 4° 1317 02 
 
 — Model architect : 'designs for cottages, villas, 'etc. 
 
 New ed. 2 v. Phil., 1860. fol. . . 1317 17 
 Small books on great BUbjects. See Cornwallis (Miss C. F.) 
 hmall-pox. See Medicine (Smallpox, p. 767). 
 Small tableaux. [Sonnets.] See Turner (C. T.) 1868. . . 1693 30 
 Smart (Bath 0.) Dialect of the English gypsies. [In Philol. soc. 
 
 trans., 1862-63 : appendix.] 6443 14 
 
 Smart (Benj. Humphrey). Grammar on its true basis: 
 accidence of grammar, manual of exercises, and 
 key. London, 1850. 12° 6433.17 
 
 Same. Principles of English grammar. Lon- 
 don, 1852. 12° 6433.16 
 
 — Theory of elocution. London, 1826. 8°. . 6333.06 
 
 — (ed.) See Walkei (John). Pronouncing dictionary, etc. 6436.16 
 Smart (Christopher). Poems. Ed. with life, by A. Chalmers. 
 
 [In O's English poets, v. 16, 1810] 1626.16 
 
 — Select poems. Ed. by R. Walsh. (In Sanford (E.) and Walsh 
 
 (E.) Brit, poets, v. 30, 1822] 1691.30 
 
 Smart sayings of great personages. L., 1866. 16°. 
 Smeaton (A. C.) Builders' pocket companion. Phil., 
 
 1852. 12° f . . 1312.12 
 
 Smeaton iJohn, F.B.S.) Experimental inquiry concerning the 
 natural powers of water and wind to turn mills and other 
 machines. [In Tredgold (T.) Tracts on hydraulics. Lon- 
 don, 1826. 8°.] 3926.35 
 
 Smedley (Edward). Sketches from Venetian history. 
 2v. N. Y., 1846. 18° 532.04 
 
 Smedley (Edward Archer). Treatise on moral evi- 
 dence. Cambridge, (Engl.,) 1850. 8°. . 3594.01 
 
 Smedley (Francis Edward). See Fiction class list (p. 522). 
 
 Smedley (John). Practical hydropathy. 14th ed. 
 London, 1872. 12° . 4355.11 
 
 Smedley (Menella Bute). Poems. L., 1868. 16°. 
 
 J&g- For her tales and novels, see Fiction (p. 622). 
 Smee (Alfred). Elements of electro-metallurgy. New 
 York. 1852. 12° 3933.56 
 
 — Principles of the human mind ; with a lecture on 
 
 electro-biology, or the voltaic mechanism of 
 man. New York, 1853. 12°. ..... 3812.47 
 
 — Process of thought adapted to words and language. 
 
 With a description of the relational and differ- 
 ential machines. London, 1851. 8°. . . 5426.06 
 
 Smeed (T.) Wine merchant's manual. L., 1845. 18°. 
 
 Smiddy (Bev. Richard). Essay on the Druids, the 
 ancient churches, and the round towers of Ire- 
 land. Dublin, 1871. 16°. ..... 3817.26 
 
 Smiles (Samuel). Brief biographies. Boston, 1861. 12°. 
 
 — Character. New York, 1872. 12°. . . . 3261.09 
 
 — The Huguenots : their settlements, churches, and 
 
 industries in England and Ireland. N.Y.,1868. 8°. 
 
 — The Huguenots in France after the revocation of 
 
 the Edict of Nantes : with a visit to the country 
 of the Vaudois. New York, 1874. 12°. .343513 
 
 — Industrial biography : iron workers and tool ma- 
 
 kers. Boston, 1864. 16°. ..... 3263.27 
 
 — Life of a Scotch naturalist : Thomas Edwards. 
 
 New York, 1877. 12°. ....... 3054.30 
 
 — Lives of Boulton and Watt. Phil., 1865. 8°. 3265.09 
 
 — Lives of the engineers. 2 v. L., 1861. 8°. 3265.05 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Early works of embanking and draining 
 (p. 3-82). Life of Sir Hugh Myddleton (p. 85-155). Early 
 roads and modes of travelling : memoir of John Metcalf 
 (p 155-236). Bridges, harbours, and ferries (p. 237-307). 
 Life of James Brindley (p. 307-476). 
 
 2. John Smeaton (p. 3-92). John Rennie (p. 93-280). 
 Thomas Telford (p. 287-493). 
 
 — Robert Dick, baker, of Thurso, geologist and bot- 
 
 anist. New York, 1879. 12°. ..... 3051.11 
 
 Self-help ■ with illustrations of character and con- 
 duct. Boston, 1860. 12° 3263.29 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Fraser's mag., v. 61, 1860. 
 
 — Story of the life of George Stephenson ; incl. me- 
 
 moir of Robert Stephenson. London, 1868. 16°. 
 
 — Thrift. New York, 1876. 12°. .... 3261.29 
 
 See Qu. rev., Jan., 1879 (Dr. Smiles' woatks on self-help). 
 Smiles (Samuel, jr.) Round the world. By a boy. 
 
 [anon]. Ed. by S. Smiles. N. Y., 1872. 12°. 933.15 
 Smith. See also Smyth ;— Smythe. 
 Smith (Mrs. Abigail Adams). Journal and corres- 
 
 spondence of Miss Adams, daughter of John Ad- 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
994 
 
 SMITH (Adam) -SMITH (George B.) 
 
 ams, written in France and England, 1785. Ed. 
 by her daughter. N. Y., 1841. 12°. . . 3011.04 
 Smith (Adam). Essays on philos. subjects. Life, 
 by D. Stewart. Dublin, 1795. 8°. . . 5416.24 
 Contents : Principles of philosophical enquiry illustra- 
 ted by ancient astronomy, physics, logic, and metaphysics. 
 Of the nature of imitation in the arts. Affinity between 
 music, dancing, and poetry. Of the external Benses. 
 
 — Inquiry into the nature and causes of the wealth 
 
 of nations. Ed. by E. T. Rogers. 2 v. Oxford. 
 
 1869. 8°. 5913.24 
 
 Same. London, [187-]. 12°. . . . 5913.34 
 
 Same. With notes and life by Playfair. 2 v. 
 
 Hartford, 1811. 8° 5913.18 
 
 — Theory of moral sentiments. Added, Dissertation 
 
 on the origin of languages. 11th ed. 2 v. Edin., 
 
 1808. 8° 5436.09 
 
 Note. — Analyzed and controverted in Jouffroy's Ethics, 
 V. 2, 1841 ; p. 98-176. 
 
 — Leslie (T. E. Cliffe). Pol. econ. of Adam Smith. [In Forta. rev., 
 
 v. 14, 1870.] 
 
 — Opinions of Ricardo and political economy. London, 1824. 8°. 
 
 [In Pamphleteer, v. 24]. 5058.24 
 
 — Poor {H. V.) Money and its laws. 1877 ; p. 97-170. . 6931.26 
 
 — Stephen (L.) Hist, of Engl, thought in 18th cent., v. 2. 5426.02 
 
 j8®~ For biogr. and critical notices of Adam Smith, see Bi- 
 ography (p. 198); also Dublin univ. mag., Oct., 1878, p. 
 452-468 (Biogr. notice); Fortn. rev., July, 1876 (Adam Smith 
 as a person, by Walter Bagehot). 
 Smith (5Ssop), pseud. See Tupper (M. F.) ..... . 2544.13 
 
 Smith (Agnes). Eastern pilgrims: the travels of three 
 
 ladies. London, 1870. 8° 1043.23 
 
 Smith (Albert). A month at Constantinople. Lon- 
 don, 1855. 16°. 992.08 
 
 — Cricket on the hearth. 3 acts. [In F. S. D., v. 43.] . 1772.29 
 
 — Sketches of London life and character. London, 
 
 [1859]. 16° „ 2542.26 
 
 — Story of Mont Blanc. 2d ed. L., 1854. 12°. 983.13 
 
 — Wild oats and dead leaves. L., 1860. 12°. 252.69 
 
 fl®- For his novels, see Fiction class-list (p. 622). 
 Smith (Alexander). Alfred Hagart's household. Bos- 
 ton, 1865. 16° 252.71 
 
 — City poems. Boston, 1857. 16° 1685.14 
 
 Note.— Reviewed by J. Skelton in Fraser, v. 57, 1858. 
 
 — Edwin of Deira. Boston, 1861. 16°. . . . 1685.15 
 
 — Poems. [Life drama, etc.] Boston, 1857. 16°. 1685.16 
 
 — Dreamthorp : a book of essays, written in the 
 
 country. Boston, 1864. 16°. , . , . 2543.11 
 
 Books and gardens. Chaucer (Geoffrey). Christmas. 
 Death, and the fear of dying. Dreamthorp. Dunbar (Wil- 
 liam). A Lark's flight. Men of letters. On the import- 
 ance of a man to himself. On the writing of essays. On 
 vagabonds. A shelf in my book-case. 
 
 — Last leaves : sketches and criticisms. Ed. with 
 memoir, by P. P. Alexander. 3d ed. Edinburgh, 
 
 1869. 12°. 
 
 Contents 
 Carlyle at Edinburgh. 
 Dobell (Sydney). 
 Dreams and dreaming. 
 Edinburgh. 
 
 Essay on an old subject 
 Essayists, old and new. 
 
 2542.27 
 
 Literary work. 
 Memoir. 
 
 Minister-painter (The). 
 Scottish ballads. 
 Spring chansons. 
 Winter. 
 
 — Miss Oona McQuarrie ; a sequel to Alfred Hagart's 
 
 household. Boston, 1866. 16° 252.72 
 
 — A summer in Skye. Boston, 1865. 12°. . 953.13 
 
 ,8®* For biogr. and crit. notices of him see Biography 
 (p. 199). 
 
 Smith (Ren. Alfred Charles). Narrative of a spring 
 tour in Portugal. London, 1870. 12°. . 981.15 
 
 — The Nile and its banks, travels in Egypt and Nu- 
 
 bia. 2 v. London, 1868. 12° 1081.22 
 
 Smith (Alfred Russell). Bibliotheca Americana. 
 
 Catalogue of books and pamphlets, illustrating 
 
 the history of America. London, 1874. 12°. 
 Smith (Andrew). Illustrations of the zoology of 
 
 South Africa.— *Aves. London, 1849. 4°. 4738.08 
 
 Same. "InvertebratEe. L., 1849. 4°. . 4738.09 
 
 Same. *Mammalia. L„ 1849. 4°. . . 4738.10 
 
 Same. 'Pisces. London, 1849. 4°. . . 4738. 11 
 
 Same. *Reptilia. London, 1849. 4°. . 4738.12 
 
 Smith (Barnard). Arithmetic for schools. New ed 
 
 London. 1874. 12°. ...... 4011 23 
 
 Smith (Rev. C. Lesingham). Odes and sonnets, with 
 other poems. Cambridge, (Engl.,) 1842. 18°. 
 
 Smith (Charles). Tracts on the corn trade and corn 
 laws. New ed. London, 1804. 8°. . . 5936.10 
 
 Smith (Charles Hamilton). Horses. Edin., [n. d.) 
 16°. [Jardine. Nat. libr., v. 20]. . . 4711.20 
 
 — Introduction to mammalia. Edin., [n. d.] 16°. [Jar- 
 
 dine. Nat. libr., v. 15] 4711.15 
 
 — Natural history of the human species. B., 1852. 12° 
 
 Same. Edinburgh, 1818. 16°. . . . 4733.05 
 
 Smith (Charles H. J.) Parks and pleasure grounds 
 
 London, 1852. 8°. . 6125.04 
 
 Smith (Charles John). Synonyms and antonyms: kin- 
 dred words and their opposites. 2d ed. Lon- 
 don, 1868. 12° 6434.13 
 
 Smith (D., F.R.S.A) How to construct a freehold 
 2d ed. London, [1873]. 16° 1311.10 
 
 Smith (D. E.) Leaves from a physician's journal. New 
 York, 1867. 16° 4321.16 
 
 Smith (E. Peshine). Manual of political economy. 
 N. Y, 1868. 12°. ...... . . 5941 .05 
 
 Smith (Mrs. E. Vale). History of Newburyport ; to 
 [1853]. Newburyport, 1854. 8°. . . . 611.09 
 
 Smith (Edmond Beuel). The Araucanians of South- 
 ern Chili. New York, 1855. 12°. . . . 1163.09 
 
 Smith (Edmund). Poems. Life, by S. Johnson. [In Chalmers 
 (A.) Engl, poets, v. 9, 1810.] 1626.09 
 
 — Select poems. [In Sanford (E.) and Walsh (R.) British poets. 
 
 v. 13, 1819] 1691.13 
 
 Smith (Edward, M.D.) Botany. London, 1855. 8°. 
 [In Orr's circle of the sciences]. . . . 4715.09 
 
 — Foods. New York, 1873. 12° 4352.15 
 
 — Health : for households and schools. New York. 
 
 1875. 12° 4321.27 
 
 Smith (Rev. Eli) and Dwight (Rev. H. G. O.) Re- 
 searches in Armenia, including a journey through 
 Asia Minor, and into Georgia and Persia, with a 
 visit to the Nestorian and Chaldean christians of 
 Oormiah and Salmas. 2 v. B., 1833. 12°. 1043.09 
 
 Smith (Elizabeth). Fragments in prose and verse. 
 With life, by H. M. Bowdler. New ed. London, 
 1811. 8°. .......... . 3164.17 
 
 Smith (Mrs. Elizabeth Oakes). See Fiction class list (p. 622). 
 
 Smith (Rev. F. ) The canary : its varieties, manage- 
 ment, and breeding. London, 1868. 16°. 4813.04 
 
 Smith (Rev. George). Narrative of an exploratory 
 visit to the consular cities of China, and to the 
 islands of Hong Kong and Chusan. New York, 
 1847. 12° , .... 1023.17 
 
 Smith (George, F.A.S.) The religion of ancient Brit- 
 _ ain, historically considered. 2d ed. L.. 1846. 8°. 
 
 Smith (George, of the British Museum). Ancient his- 
 tory from the monuments. Assyria, to the fall of 
 Nineveh. New York, 1876. 12°. . . . 1051.23 
 
 — Assyrian discoveries ; explorations and discoveries 
 
 on the site of Nineveh, during 1873-74. N. Y., 
 1875. 8°. 1055.18 
 
 — Assyrian Eponym canon ; containing trans, of the 
 
 documents, and an account of the evidence on 
 the comparative chronology of the Assyrian 
 and Jewish kingdoms, from the death of Solo- 
 mon to Nebuchadnezzar. L., 1875. 8°. . 7817.01 
 
 — Chaldean 'account of the deluge from terra cotta 
 
 tablets found at Nineveh, and now in the British 
 museum. Two photographs, with translation. 
 London, 1872. fol. ....... A. 27.15 
 
 — Chaldean account of Genesis : Babylonian fables, 
 
 and legends of the gods : from the cuneiform in- 
 scriptions. New York, 1876. 8°. . . . 3737.09 
 Reviewed in Int. rev.. May, 1876. 
 
 Smith (George). Lite of Alexander Duff. With introd. 
 by W. M. Taylor. 2 v. N. Y, [1880.] 8°. 3048.10 
 
 Smith (George Barnett). Poets and novelists : a se- 
 ries of literary studies. N. Y.,1876. 12°. 3251.11 
 Contents : Thackeray. Mrs. Browning. T. L. Peacock. 
 Nathaniel Hawthorne. The Brontes. Henry Fielding. 
 Robert Buchanan. English fugitive poets. 
 
 — George Eliot in Derbyshire : gossip about passa- 
 
 ges, and people in [her] novels. Repr. from ' Lon- 
 don society ', with introd. L., 1876. 12°- 3054.33 
 
 — Life of Wm. Ewart Gladstone. New York, 1880. 
 
 [1879.] 8° 3065.35 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
SMITH (Genlt)- SMITH (John Cotton). 
 
 995 
 
 Smith (Gerrit, philanthropist, b. 1797. d. 1874). 
 
 Abstract of rhis] argument on the fugitive slave law, June, 
 
 1852, on the trial of Henry W. Allen for kidnapping. Syra- 
 cuse, 1852. 8° 5093/26 
 
 Arguments*, and the charge of justice Mason, in a trial [of 
 
 Geo. Wni. Zecher] for murder. N. Y., 1857. 8°. . . 5093.26 
 
 John Browji. Peterboro, [1867.] fol. [Single sheet.] .5093.25 
 
 Jugglery [in use of the words 'constitution' and 'union'. 
 
 4DP-] Peterboro, [1867.] fol. [No t.p.] .... 6093.25 
 
 Letter to Albert Barnes [on the popular theology]. Peterboro, 
 
 1868. 8' 5093.26 
 
 Letter to Henry Clay [upon Blavery and the constitution]. 
 
 New York, 1839. 8° 5093.25 
 
 [Letter] to Herschel V. Johnson. 1 pp. Peterboro, [1867. ] 8°. 
 
 [No title page.] 6093.25 
 
 Nature the basis of true theology ; existing theologies false. 
 
 Peterboro, 1867. 8' 5093.26 
 
 _ On the bailing of Jefferson Davis. 4 pp. Peterboro, [1867.] fol. 
 [No title page.] 5093.25 
 
 — Remarks on words of thechief justice, i pp. Peterboro, [1867.] 
 
 fol. [No title page.] , 5093.25 
 
 — Sermons and speeches. N. Y., 1861. 8°. . 5093.25 
 Speech on discriminating tollB, March 25, 1857. Albany, 
 
 1857. 8° 5093.25 
 
 _ Speech on the country, Dec. 21, 1862. N. Y.. 1862. 8*. 6093.25 
 
 — Speeches and letters, Jan., 1863 — Jan., 1864, on 
 
 the rebellion. New York, 1864. 8°. . . 5093.25 
 
 — Speeches in congress. N. Y., 1856. 12°. . 6324.08 
 Substance of speech, Mch., 1850 [on anti-slavery character of 
 
 the U. 8. constitution], Syracuse, 1850. 8°. . . . 5093.25 
 
 — Temperance and civil government: letter to T. L. Cuyler. 
 
 Peterboro, [1868]. fol. [Not.p.) 5093.25 
 
 — The theologies. 28 pp. [n. p. or d.] 8' 5093.25 
 
 — Frothingkam (O. B.) Gerrit Smith : a biogr. 1878. .3164.34 
 Smith (Goldwin). The empire. Letters published 
 
 in ' The Daily News,' 1852-63. Oxford and Lon- 
 don, 1863. 8° 5713.21 
 
 — Does the Bible sanction American slavery ? Cambridge, 
 
 1862. 12° 6832.13 
 
 — Irish history and Irish character. Oxford and 
 
 London, 1861. 8° 495.08 
 
 — Lectures on modern history. Oxford and London, 
 
 1861. 8° 443.07 
 
 — Lectures on the study of history. Added, a lecture 
 
 on the Univ. of Oxford. N. Y., 1866. 12°. 412.18 
 Contents : Inaugural lecture. On the study of history. 
 On some supposed consequences of the doctrine of his- 
 torical progress. The moral freedom of man. On the 
 foundation of the American colonies. The university of 
 Oxford. 
 Note.— Reviewed in Westm. rev., v, 76, 1861, 
 
 — Letter to a whig member of the Southern independence asso- 
 
 ciation. Boston, 1864. 12° 5832.13 
 
 — The prospect of a moral interregnum [In Atlantic monthly, 
 
 Nov., 1879];— Pessimism [Atlantic monthly, Feb., 1880.] 
 
 — Eational religion, and the rationalistic objections 
 
 of [Mansel'sJ Bampton lectures. L., 1861. 8°. 
 Note.— Reviewed in N. A. rev., v. 99, 1864 ; N. Brit, rev., 
 v. 37, 1862 ; New Englander, v. 21, 1862. 
 
 — The Reorganization of the University of Oxford. 
 
 Oxford and London, 1868. 12°. . . .5514.23 
 
 — Three English statesmen. New York, 1867. 12°. 
 
 Contents : Pym. Cromwell. The younger Pitt. 
 
 — University education. [In Amer. soc. sci. assoc. Trans., no. 1, 
 
 1869.] 5811.01 
 
 Smith (Gustavus W. ) Notes on life insurance. 3d ed. 
 New York, 1876. 8° 5931.13 
 
 Smith (H. Perry). The modern babes in the wood. 
 With guide to the Adirondacks, by E. B. Wallace. 
 Hartford, 1872. 8° 1133.15 
 
 Smith (Mrs. H. W.) Record of a happy life : memo- 
 rials of Franklin W. Smith. Phila. 1873. 12°. 
 
 Smith Hannah). [Hesba Stretton, pseud.] See Fiction (p. 522). 
 
 Smith (Hannah Logan). Short memoir of James 
 Smith, and several persons connected with her 
 family. Philadelphia, 1839. 12°. . . 3164.21 
 Note. — Title-page wanting. 
 
 Smith (Henry Arthur). Chemistry of sulphuric acid 
 manufacture. London, 1873. 12°. . . 4213.31 
 
 Smith (Henry Boynton, D.D.) Faith and philoso- 
 phy : discourses and essays. Ed. with introd. 
 by G. L. Prentiss. N. Y., 1877. 8°. . . 3598.23 
 
 — History of the church, in chronological tables. 
 
 N. Y., 1860. fol A. 37.02 
 
 Smith (Henry More). Bates (W.) The mysterious 
 
 stranger ; or memoirs of H. M. S. 1817. 3016.01 
 Smith (Herbert H.) Brazil, the Amazons, and the 
 
 _ coast. N. Y., 1879. 8° 1166.28 
 
 Smith (Horace). Festivals, games, and amusements. 
 
 New York, 1841. 18° 4611.01 
 
 — Gaieties and gravities. N. Y., 1852. 12°. 2513 10 
 
 Contents : Address to the mummy. Winter. On Duns 
 
 ?ihr n ?v nS T? r , 8 ' My t »- kettl «- On lips and kissing P Tn~e 
 library. Ugly women. The world 
 
 — [Novels.] See Fiction class list (p. 522). 
 
 — and (James). Poetical works. Ed. by E Saraent 
 
 New York, 1857. 12° 1685 19 
 
 Contents : Poems by H. Smith— Miscellaneous, Humor- 
 ous. Poems by J. Smith-London lyrics. Miscellane- 
 oub. Bejected addresses. Notes. 
 Smith (Horace W. , ed. ) Nuts for future historians to 
 
 crack. Phil., 1856. 8° 3152.18 
 
 Contents : Introd. by H. W. Smith. Reply to Gen. Jo- 
 seph Reed's remarks on a late publication in the Inde- 
 pendent Gazetteer. Phil., 1783. 8°. Valley Forge letters as 
 published in the Evening Journal, 1842. 
 
 Smith (Rev. Isaac Gregory). Characteristics of chris- 
 tian morality. Bampton lectures. Oxford, 1873. 8°. 
 
 Smith (J. Frederick). Romantic incidents in the 
 lives of the queens of England. N. Y., [«.d] 12°. 
 
 — [Novels.] See Fiction class list (p. 522). 
 
 — (Joint author). See Classen's Illustrated history of England. 
 Smith (J. T.) Transl. from the Meditations of La- 
 
 martine, with fugitive pieces. N. Y., 1852. 8°. 
 
 Smith (J. Lewis). Treatise on the diseases of infancy 
 and childhood. 2d ed. enl. Phil., 1872. 8". 4335.18 
 
 Smith (Col. James). An account of his captivity with 
 the Indians, 1755-59. With notes by W. M. Dar- 
 lington. Cincinnati, 1870. 8° 557.23 
 
 Smith (James) . Memoirs, letters, and comic miscel- 
 lanies. Ed. by H. Smith. 2 v. L., 1840. 12°. 
 Contents: v. 1. Memoir. Milk and honey. Kit-Kat 
 sketches. London lyrics. Miscel. verses, v. 2. Miscel. 
 sketches. Grimm's ghost, etc. Martial in London. Endy- 
 mion the exile. Miscellaneous. 
 
 — Poems. See Smith (Horace and James). 
 
 — The tin trumpet ; or heads and tales, for the wise 
 
 and waggish. With poetical selections. Ed. by 
 J. Saunders. 2 v. Phil., 1836. 16°. . . 6212.02 
 
 — Timbs (J.) Wits and humorists, 1862 ; p. 347-376. . . 3252.15 
 Smith (James). The quadrature of the circle. Lon- 
 don, 1861. 8° 4012.31 
 
 Smith (Sir James Edward). Introduction to physio- 
 logical and systematical botany. 2d ed. London, 
 1809. 12° 4914.15 
 
 — Selection of correspondence of Linnseus and other 
 
 naturalists. 2 v. London, 1821. 8°. . 4917.11 
 
 Smith (Mrs. J. Gregory). From dawn to sunrise: re- 
 ligious ideas of mankind. Bouses Point, 1876. 12°. 
 
 Smith (Janet). Lights and shadows of artist life and 
 character. London, 1853. 12° 1412.07 
 
 Smith (Jerome Van Crowninshield). Physical indi- 
 cations of longevity. N. Y., 1869. 8°. .5914.29 
 
 Smith ( Capt. John). The generall historie of Virginia, 
 New England, and the Summer Isles. [To 1626.] 
 2 v. Bichmond, 1819. 8°. 625.16 
 
 — True travels, adventures, and observations in 
 
 Europe, Asia, Africke, and America. Bichmond, 
 
 1819. 8° 625.16 
 
 History of Virginia, New England and the Summer Isles, 
 
 1624. [In Finkerton. Voyages, v. 13.] 926.13 
 
 — Description of New England, 1614. (In Force (P.) TractB, v. 2.] 
 New England's trials, 1622. (In Force (P.) Tracts, v. 2.] 577.09 
 
 &g- For lives of Smith see Biography (p. 199). 
 
 Smith (John, dealer in pictures). Catalogue raisonne 
 of works of the most eminent Dutch, Flemish 
 and French painters. 9 v. L, 1829-42. 8°. 1425.26 
 
 Smith (John, minister of Campbelton). View of the 
 last judgment. Manchester, 1823. 8°. . 3812.35 
 
 Smith (John, of the London missionary society). The 
 missionary's appeal to British christians on be- 
 half of Southern India. L, 1841.16°. .3593.12 
 
 Smith (John). Lessons on words, and experiments, 
 illustrating important facts by objects free of 
 cost, in the parlor or school. London, 1844. lb . 
 
 Smith (John") Fruits and farinacea the proper iood 
 for man. 2d ed. London, 1849. 12°. . . 4352.17 
 
 Smith (John A.) Treatise on ^ """J^ J* 
 theory and practice. London, 1869. lb . ^4.(11 
 
 Smith (John Calvin). Harpers' Gazetteer of the 
 world. New York, 1855. 8° . . . . • 915.13 
 
 Smith (John Cotton, D.D.) Miscellanies old and 
 new. New York, 1876. 12° 2542.28 
 
 In asking for books, use the ■■ Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE.and the NUMBER. 
 
996 
 
 SMITH (John Cotton — Sydney). 
 
 Contents : Gladstone's Homer and the Homeric age. 
 Suspense and restoration cf faith. Oxford essays, and 
 Baden Pcwell on miracles. United States a nation. Evo- 
 lution and a personal Creator. Dante. 
 
 — Sermon, Ipswich. Jan. 15, 1862, at the funeral of Mrs. Caro- 
 
 line S. Fitz. Boston, 1862. 8°. . . .... 3243.13 
 
 Smith (John Hyatt, D.D.) The open door; or light 
 and liberty. New York, 1870. 12°. . .3593.13 
 
 Smith (John Jay) and Watson (J. F. ) American 
 historical and literary curiosities. 5th ed. New- 
 York, 1852. 4° 1447.03 
 
 Smith (John Lawrence). Address. [In Amer. assoc. prom, of 
 science, v. 22. 1873.] 3946.20 
 
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 — Student's ancient history of the East. L., 1817. 12°. 
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 — Elementary sketches in moral [and mental] phil- 
 
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 — First-third letter to archdeacon Singleton, on the Ecclesias- 
 
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 American debts (Letters on), 
 v. 1. 
 
 Ballot (The), v. 1. 
 
 Catholics, v. 2. 
 
 Conduct of the understanding: 
 ch. ix and xix of his Moral 
 philosophy, v. 1. 
 
 Female education, v. 1. 
 
 Fragment on the Roman catho- 
 lic church, v. 2. 
 
 Ireland, v. 2. 
 
 Letter on the catholic question, 
 v. 2. 
 
 Letters to archdeacon Single- 
 ton on the Eccl. commission, 
 v. 2. 
 
 Memoirs of Capt. Rock, v. 2. 
 
 Parnell and Ireland, v. 2. 
 
 Professional education, v. 1. 
 
 Public schools, v. 1. 
 
 Taste (On): ch. xii of his Moral 
 philosophy, v. 1. 
 
 Trimmer vs. Lancaster, v. 1. 
 
 Wit and humor : ch. x-xi of his 
 Moral philosophy, v. 1. 
 
 — Wit and wisdom. With memoir and notes, by E. 
 
 A. Duyckinck. New York, 1856. 12°. . 2543.15 
 
 — Works. 3 v. London, 1840. 8°. .... 5067.01 
 
 Contents : 
 
 America (3 articles), v. 1, 2. 
 
 Anastasius, v. 2. 
 
 Ashantee (Mission to), v. 3. 
 
 Australia, v. 1. 
 
 Ballot (The), v. 3. 
 
 Bentham on fallacies, v. 2. 
 
 Botany bay (2 articles), v. 1, 2. 
 
 Bowles (John), v. 1. 
 
 Bulls (Edgeworth on), v. 1. 
 
 Catholic claims, v. 3. 
 
 Catholic question (Letter to 
 electors), v. 3. 
 
 Catholics (2 articles), v. 1, 2. 
 
 Catteau, Tableau des etats Dan- 
 ois, v. 2. 
 
 Ceylon (Island of), v. 3, 
 
 Chimney sweepers, v. 1. 
 
 Clergy (Thoughts on the resi- 
 dence of), v. 2. 
 
 Curates* salary bill (Letter on 
 the), v. 2. 
 
 Delphine, by de Stael, v. 3. 
 
 Education (Female), v. 1. 
 
 Education (Professional), v. 1. 
 
 Epinay (Madame d'), v. 2. 
 
 Fievee's Letters onEngland.v.l. 
 
 Fox (Charles J.), v. 1. 
 
 — Characters of, v. 2. 
 
 — Rose's observations on Fox's 
 
 historical work, v. 2. 
 Game laws (2 articles), v. 1, 2. 
 Granby, v. 3. 
 Hamilton's method of teaching 
 
 languages, v. 2. 
 Indian missions, v. 1. 
 Langford (Dr.), v. 1. 
 Letters written in a Mahratta 
 
 camp, 1809, v. 3. 
 Lewis (Matthew), v. 1. 
 Lincoln (Bishop of), Charge.v. 2. 
 Mackintosh (Sir James), Letter 
 
 on the character of, v. 3. 
 Mad quakers. v. 1. 
 Madras (Disturbances at), v. 2. 
 Man-traps and spring guns,v.2 
 
 Methodism (2 articles), v. 1. 
 More (Hannah), v. 1. 
 Nares (Archdeacon), v. 1. 
 Neckar's last views, v. 2. 
 
 Palestine (Travels from), v. 2. 
 
 Parnell and Ireland, v. 1. 
 
 Parr (Dr.), v. 1. 
 
 Persecuting bishops, v. 2. 
 
 Peter Plymley's letters on the 
 subject of the catholics, v. 3. 
 
 Poor laws, v. 2. 
 
 Prisoners (Counsel for), v. 2. 
 
 Prisoners (IJntried),Cruel treat- 
 ment of, v. 2. 
 
 Prisons, v. 1, (2 articles). 
 
 Public characters of 1801-02.V.3. 
 
 Public schools, v. 1. 
 
 Queen (Duties of). Sermon ou, 
 v. 3. 
 
 Reform bill, 2 speeches, v. 3. 
 
 Rennel (Dr.) v. 1. 
 
 Rock (Captain), Memoirs of.v.3. 
 
 Russell (Lord John), letter to, 
 v. 3. 
 
 Scarlett's poor bill, v. 2. 
 
 Sermon : Rules of christian 
 charity, v. 3. 
 
 Sermon: The judge that smites 
 contrary to law, v. 3. 
 
 Sermon: The lawyer that tempt- 
 ed Christ, v. 3. 
 
 Sierra Leone, v. 3. 
 
 Singleton (Archdeacon), 3 let- 
 ters to, on the ecclesiastical 
 commission, v. 3. 
 
 Society for the suppression of 
 vice, Proceedings of, v. 2. 
 
 Spring-guns, v. 1. 
 
 Toleration, v. 1. 
 
 Trimmer and Lancaster, v. 1. 
 
 Waterton (Charles), v. 2. 
 
 William iv. (Speech to celebrate 
 the accession of, v. 3. 
 
 Wittman's travels, v. 3. 
 
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 Smithers (Henry). Liverpool, its statistics, and in- 
 stitutions ; with hist, of the cotton trade. Liver- 
 pool, 1825. 4° 498.15 
 
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 Contents of vol. 1-21 .• 
 AlgiB, Harvey (W. H.) Marine alga?, Pt. 1 : Melanospermete, v. 3. 
 Pt. 2 : Rhodospermese, v. 5. Pt. 3 : Chlorospermeaa, v. 10. 
 
 — Wood (H. C.) Contribution to the history of the fresh algae 
 
 of N. A., v. 19. 
 Arctic regions. Hayes (I. I.) Physical observations in, v. 15. 
 
 — Kane (E. K.) Astron. obser., 1853-65, v. 12. 
 Magnetical observations in, v. 10. 
 
 — — Meteorological observations in, v. 11. 
 Tidal observations in, v. 13. 
 
 — McClintock (F. L.) Meteorological observations in, v. 13. 
 Astronomy. Alexander (S.) Statement and exposition of cer- 
 tain harmonies of the solar system, v. 21. 
 
 — Bache (A. D.) Astronomical discussions at Girard college, 
 
 parts i.-vi., v. 13 ; parts vii.-xii., v. 14. 
 
 — Barnard (J. G.) Problems of rotary motion presented by the 
 
 gyroscope, the precession of the equinoxes, and the pen- 
 dulum, v. 19. 
 
 — Downes (J.) Occultations visible in the U. S., 1851-53, v. 2. 
 
 — Gilliss (J. M.) Total eclipse of the sun, Sept. 7, 1858, in Peru, 
 
 v. 11. 
 
 — Kane (E. K.) Astron. observ. in the arctic seas, 1853-5, v. 12. 
 
 — Newcomb (S.) Investigation of the orbit of Neptune, v. 15, 19. 
 Investigation of the orbit of Uranus, with general tables of 
 
 its motion, v. 19. 
 On the general integrals of planetary motion, v. 21. 
 
 — Runkle (J. D.) New tableB of planetary motions, v. 9. 
 Asteroid supplement to new tables, v. 9. 
 
 — Stockwell (J. N.) Secular variations of the orbits of the eight 
 
 principal planets, v. 18. 
 
 Walker (S. C.) Researches relative to the planet Neptune ; 
 
 with epheinerides from 1846 to 1853, v. 2 (app.). 
 
 Aurora borealis. Force (P.) Auroral phenomena in the higher 
 nothern latitudes, v. 8. . 
 
 Olmsted (D.) Recent secular period of the aurora borealis, v.8. 
 
 Botany. Gray (A.) Plants Wrightianas Texano-Neo-Mexican», 
 part 1-2, v. 3, 5. . 
 
 Leidy (J.) Flora and fauna found in living animals, v. 6. 
 
 Torrey (J.) Description of plants collected in California by 
 
 Fremont, v. 6. 
 
 Observations on the Batis maritima of Linnreus, v. 6. 
 
 On the Darlingtonia Californica, a new pitcher plant, v. 6. 
 
 Brideman (Laura). Lieber |F.) Vocal sounds of, v. 2. 
 
 CheniiBtry. Gibbs (W.) andGenth (F. A.) Researches on the 
 ammonia-cobalt bases, v. 9. 
 
 Circle Ferrel (W.) Converging series expressing the ratio Be- 
 tween the diameter and the circumference of a circle, v. 18. 
 
 Dakota language. Riggs (S. R.) Grammar and dictionary of, v. 4. 
 
 Electrical rheomtery. Secchi (A.) Researches in, v. 3. 
 
 Fishes. Girard (C.) Monograph of the cottoids. v. 3. 
 
 Geology. Hitchcock (E.) Illustrations of surface geology, espec- 
 ially that of the Connecticut valley, v. 9. 
 
 — Pumpelly (R.) Geological researches in China, Mongolia, and 
 
 Glaciers.^ Whittlesey (C.) Fresh-water glacial drift of the north- 
 
 HumanSmTy. St Mor'gIn"i. H.) Systems of consanguinity and 
 
 Indian* ffiD Swan f '(J V .'G 7 )' Indians of Cape Flattery v 16 
 !1L _ Tie Ha°dah Indians of Queen Charlotte's Islands, Bnt.sl. 
 Columbia, v. 21. 
 
 masking for books, use the "Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
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 SMITHSONIAN -SMOLLETT 
 
 Smithsonian contributions, continued. 
 
 Insects. Agassiz (Louis). Embryological classification of, v. 2. 
 
 — Le Coute (J. L.) Coleoptera of Kansas and Eastern New 
 
 Mexico, v. 11. 
 Lake Superior. Whittlesey (0.) Ancient mining on the shores 
 
 of, v. 13. 
 Lakes (North American). Whittlesey (C.) Fluctuation of level 
 
 in, v. 12. 
 Longitude. Gould (B. A.) On the Trans-Atlantic, v. 16. 
 Magnetism (Terrestrial). Bache (A. D.) Magnetic survey of 
 
 Pennsylvania and parts of adjacent states, v. 12. 
 
 — Harkncss (W.) Observations on terrestrial magnetism, and 
 
 deviations of the compasses of the TJ. S. iron clad Monad- 
 nock, 1866-6, v. 18. 
 
 — Kane (E. K.) Magnetical observations in the arctic seas, v. 10. 
 
 — Locke (J.) Observations on terrestrial magnetism, v. 3. 
 
 — Sonntag (A.) Observations on terrestrial magnetism in Mex- 
 
 ico, v. 11. 
 
 Marine invertebrata of Grand Manan, New Brunswick. Stimp- 
 son (W.), v. 6. 
 
 Meteorology. Bache (A. D.) Magnetic and meteorological ob- 
 servations made at Girard coll., Phil.. 1840-45. v. 11, 12, 14. 
 
 — Caswell (A.) Meteorological observations made at Provi- 
 
 dence, E. I., 1831-60, V. 12. 
 
 — Cleaveland (P.) Meteorological observations made at Bruns- 
 
 wick, Maine, 1807-59, v. 16. 
 
 — Coffin (J. H.) Orbit and phenomena of a meteoric fire-ball, 
 
 seen July 20, 1860, v. 16. 
 — - Hildreth (S. P.) Meteorological observations made at Mari- 
 etta. Ohio, between 1826 and 1859, v. 16. 
 
 — Kane (E. K.) Meteorological observations in the arctic seas, 
 
 v. 10-11. 
 
 — McClintock (F. L.) Meteorological observations in the arctic 
 
 seas, v. 13. 
 
 — Schott (c. A.) Tables and results of precipitation, in rain 
 
 and snow, in U. S-, etc., v. 18. 
 — - — Tables, distribution, and variations of the atmospheric 
 temperature in the TJ. S., and some adjacent parts of 
 America, v. 21. 
 
 — Smith (N. D.) Meteorological observations made near Wash- 
 
 iugton, Ark., 1840-59, v. 12. 
 
 Mexico. Mayer (B.) Observations on Mexican history and arch- 
 aeology, v. 9. 
 
 Microscopical observ. Bailey (J. W.) Microscopical examin- 
 ation of soundings off the Atlantic coast, v. 2. 
 
 Microscopical observations in South Carolina.Georgia.and 
 
 Florida, v. 2. 
 
 New species of microscopical organisms, v. 7. 
 
 Mississippi valley. Ellet (C<, jr.) Physical geography of the, v. 2. 
 
 — Squier (E. G.) and Davis (E. H.) Ancient monuments of, v. 1. 
 Mummy. Pickering (C.) On the Gliddou mummy-case, v. 16. 
 Nebraska. Leidy (J.) Ancient fauna of, v. 6. 
 
 New York. Squier (E. G.) Aboriginal monuments of the state 
 
 of, v. 2. 
 Nitre. Hare (R.) On explosiveness of, v. 2. 
 Ohio. Whittlesey (C.) Description of ancient works In, v 3. 
 Oology. Brewer (T. M.) North American. Pt. i., raptores and 
 
 fissirostres, v. 11. 
 
 — Dean (J.) Gray substance of the medulla oblongata and 
 
 trapezium, v. 16. 
 Palaeontology. Meek (F. B.) and Hayden (F. V.) Palaeontology 
 of the upper Missouri. Pt. i., invertebrates, v. 14. 
 
 — Leidy (J.) Memoir on the extinct sloth tribe of North Amer- 
 
 ica, v. 7. 
 Publications of societies, and of other periodical works in the 
 
 library of the Smith, inst., July 1, 1858, v. 7, 8. 
 Eeptiles. Gibbes (E. W.) Memoir on mosasaurus and allied 
 
 genera, v. 2. 
 
 — Leidy (J.) Cretaceous reptiles of the TJ. S., v. 14. 
 
 — Mitchell (S. W.) Researches on the venom of the rattlesnake 
 
 v. 12. 
 and Morehouse, G. E. Respiration in the chelonia, v. 13. 
 
 — Wyman (J.) Anatomy of nervous system of rana pipiens, v. 5. 
 Storms. Loomis (E.) Certain storms in Europe and America 
 
 Dec, 1836, v. 11. 
 Sun. Meech (L. W.) Intensity of heat and light of the sun 
 
 iu different latitudes of the earth, v. 9. 
 Telescope. Draper (H.) Constructions and use of a silvered 
 
 glass telescope, v. 14. 
 Tides. Davis (C. H.) Law of deposit of the flood tides, v. 3. 
 
 — Kane (E. K.) Tidal observations in the arctic seas, v. 13. 
 
 — Whittlesey (C.) Fluctuations of level iu N. A. lakes v 12 
 Tornado. Chappelsmith (J.) Account of a tornado in Indiana 
 
 April 30, 1852, v. 7. 
 
 — Alvord (B ) Tangencies of circles and of spheres, v. 8. 
 Uuited States. Haven (S. F.) Archseology of, v. 8. 
 Vertebrata. Jones (J.) Investigations relative to certain North 
 
 American, v. 8. 
 Volcanoes. Sonntag (A.) Notes and illustrations of Popocate- 
 
 petl and its vicinity, v. 11. 
 Winds. Coffin (J. H.) Winds of the northern hemisphere, v. 6. 
 Winds of the globe ; or the laws of atmospheric circulation 
 
 over the surface of the earth, v. 20. 
 Wisconsin. Lapham (I. A.) Antiquities of, v. 7. 
 Yornba language. Bowen (T. J.) Grammar and dictionary of 
 
 the, v. 10. 
 Zoology. Leidy (J.) Ancient fauna of Nebraska, v. 6. 
 Flora and fauna found in living animals, v. 5. 
 
 — Smithsonian miscellaneous collections, 318. The 
 
 Smithsonian institution : documents relative to 
 its origin and history. Ed. by W. J. Khees 
 
 Washington, 1879. 8° 3936.00 
 
 Note. — Affords material for a paper by H. W. Elliott in 
 International review, v. 7, 1879. 
 
 — Smithsonian miscellaneous collections. 15 v. Wash. 
 
 1860-78. 8° '. 3935.11 
 
 Contents of vol. 1-15 : 
 
 Animal resources of the V. S. Goode (G. B.) Classification of 
 collection to illustrate the, v. 13. 
 
 Archaeology (American). Circular in ref. to, v. 15. 
 
 Brachiopoda. Dall (W. H.) Index to the names which have been 
 applied to the subdivisions of, v. 13. 
 
 Batrachia and reptilia (North American). Cope (E. D.) Check- 
 list, etc, v. 13. 
 
 Bats of N. A. Allen (H.) Monograph of the, v. 7. 
 
 Bermudas. Goode (G. B.) Fishes of the, v. 13. 
 
 Birds (Arrangement of families of), v. 8. 
 
 — Baird (S. F.) Catalogue of N. Amer. birds, chiefly in muse- 
 
 um of Smithsonian inst., v. 2. 
 
 — - Instructions in collecting nests and eggs of N. American 
 birds, v. 2. 
 
 — ■ Review of Amer. birds in museum of the Smith, inst., v. 12. 
 
 Botany (North American). Watson (S.) Bibliographical index 
 of, Pt. 1 (Polypetalas), v. 15. 
 
 Catalogue of publications of learned societies, periodicals, and 
 encyclopaedic works in the Smithsonian inst., v. 3, 9. 
 
 Chemical arts. Booth (J. C.) and Morflt (C.) Recent improve- 
 ments in, v. 2. 
 
 Chinook jargon. Gibbs (G.) Dictionary of, v. 7. 
 
 Coleoptera of N. America. Le Comte (J. L.) Classification of, 
 v. 3, 6, 11. 
 
 Conchology. Binney (W. G.) Bibliography of N. American, v. 5,9. 
 
 Constants of nature. Clarke (F. W.) Pts. 1-3, v. 12, H. 
 
 Corbiculadse (American). Prime (T.) Monograph of, v. 7. 
 
 Correspondents of Smithsonian inst. List of foreign, v. 5, 15. 
 
 Crawfish and other fresh water Crustacea. Circular rel. to, v. 15. 
 
 Diptera of N. America. Loew (H). Monographs of, v. 6, 8, 11. 
 
 — Osten Sacken (R.) Catalogue of, v. 3. 
 Ethnology. 
 
 — Gibbs (G.) Ethnology and philology of N. A., v. 7. 
 
 — Moi-gan (L. H.) Circular in regard to degrees of relation- 
 
 ship among different nations, v. 2. 
 Fishes. Gill (T.) Arrangement of families of fishes, v. 11. 
 
 — Catalogue of fishes of the east coast of N. A., v. 14. 
 Fossils. Conrad (T. A.) and Meek (F. B.) Invertebrate fossils of 
 
 N. A., v. 7. 
 
 — Jordan (D. S.) Contrib. to N. Amer. ichthyology, v. 13. 
 Hawaiian and Fanning Islands, and lower California. Street (T. 
 
 H.) Contrib. to the natural history of, v. 13. 
 
 Hudson bay company. Circulars to officers, v. 2, 8. 
 
 Hydroblinse. Stimpson (W). Researches upon the, v. 7. 
 
 Indians (North American). Catalogue of portraits of, v. 2, 14. 
 
 Insects. Packard (A. S., jr.) Directions for collecting and pre- 
 serving, v. 11. 
 
 Kerguelen Island (Natural history of). Kidder (J. H.), v. 13. 
 
 Lepidoptera of N. A. Morris (J. G.) Catalogue, v. 3, i. 
 
 List of publications of Smith, inst., July, 1877, v. 14. 
 
 Mammals. Gill (T.) Arrangement of families of mammals, v. 11. 
 
 Meteorological and physical tables, 1859. Guyot (A.), v. 1. 
 
 Meteorological observations and registry of periodical phenom- 
 ena (Directions for), v. 1. 
 
 Minerals. Eggleston (T.) Catalogue of, with their formulaa, 
 etc., v. 7. 
 
 Natural history. Directions for collecting, preserving, and 
 transporting specimens of, v. 2. 
 
 Nebula? and clusters. Holden (E. S.) Index catalogue of books 
 and memoirs relating to, v. 14. 
 
 Neuroptera of N. and S. America. Hagen (H.), v. 4. 
 
 Orthoptera of N. America. Scudder (S. H.) Catalogue of, v. 8. 
 
 Philology of N. A. GibBs (G.) Circular in regard to, v. 7. 
 
 Psychrometrical table for determining the elastic force of aque- 
 ous vapor and the relative humidity of the atmosphere, 
 from indications of the wet and the dry-bulb thermometer 
 Fahrenheit. Coffin (J. H.), v. 1. 
 
 Reptiles (Living). Circular relating to collections of, v. 15. 
 
 Reptiles of N. America. Baird (S. F.) and Girard (C.) Catalogue 
 of. Pt. 1. Serpents, v. 2. 
 
 Shells. Binney (W. G.) and Bland (T.) Land and fresh water 
 shells of N. A., v. 7, 8. 
 
 — Carpenter (P. P.) The inollusks of western N. A., ,. 10. 
 
 — Circular in reference to collecting, v. 2. 
 
 — Gill (T.) Arrangement of the families of, v. 10. 
 
 — Lea (Isaac), and others. Check-list, v. 2. 
 
 Telegraph (Electro-magnetic). Proceedings of Board of regents 
 
 in relation to, v. 2. 
 Telegraphic announcements of astron. discoveries. Henry (J.), 
 
 v. 12. 
 Toner lectures, v. 15. 
 
 Wasps (American). De Saussure (H.) Synopsis of, v. 14. 
 Smoking. See Medicine {Tobacco and smoking, p. 768). 
 Smollett (Tobias George). History of England, from 
 
 the revolution [1689] to the death of George the 
 
 second [1760J. New ed. 3 v. London, 1864. 8°. 
 
 — Miscellaneous works. With memoir, by R. Ander- 
 
 son. G v. Edin., 1806. 8° 5067.04 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Life of Smollett. Adventures of Rod- 
 erick Random. 2. Peregrine Pickle. 3. Peegrine Pickle. 
 continued. Plays : The Regicide, or James I., of Scotland ; 
 The Reprisal, or the tars of old England, comedy. Poems, 
 4. Ferdinand Count Fathom. Account of the expedition 
 
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 against Carthagena. 5. Sir Launcelot Greavea. Travels 
 
 through France and Italy. 6. Expedition of Humphrey 
 
 Clinker. Adventures of an atom. 
 _ Poems. Ed. with life, by A. Chalmers. [In his English 
 
 poets, v. 15, 1810.] 1626.15 
 
 Select poems. Ed. by E. Walsh. [In Sanford (E.) and Walsh 
 
 (B.) Brit, poets, v. 83. 1822] 1691.33 
 
 — Select works. With memoir, by Sir W. Scott. 
 
 N. Y., 1854. 8° 5067.10 
 
 Contents : Peregrine Piokle. Ferdinand Count Fathom. 
 Roderick Random. Sir Lancelot Greaves. Humphrey 
 Clinker. History and adventures of an atom. Seleotion 
 from poems. 
 
 — Works ; selected, with life, by D. Herbert. Edin., 
 
 1870. 8° 5067.11 
 
 Contents : Life. Roderick Random. Peregrine Piokle. 
 
 Humphrey Clinker. Plays : The Regicide, a tragedy. The 
 
 Reprisal, comedy. Poems. 
 
 X£g- For lives of Smollett, see Biography (p. 199). 
 
 Smooth stones from ancient Brooks. See Brooks (Thomas). 
 
 Smucker (Samuel Mosheim, LL.D.) History of the 
 
 four Georges. New York, 1875. 12°. .3061.31 
 
 — History of the modern Jews. Phila., 1860. 3161.12 
 
 — Life and times of Thomas Jefferson. N. Y., 1859. 8°. 
 
 — Memoirs of the court and reign of Catherine n., 
 
 empress of Russia : with a brief survey of the 
 Romanoff dynasty. New York, 1855. 12°. 3032.26 
 
 — Public and private history of Napoleon m. Phila- 
 
 delphia, 1860. 12° 3133.03 
 
 Smyth. See also Smith. 
 
 Smyth (Mrs. A. Gillespie). Memoirs and correspond- 
 ence of sir R. M. Keith. With memoir of queen 
 Caroline Matilda of Denmark. 2 v. in one. Lon- 
 don, 1849. 12°. 3095.09 
 
 — Romance of diplomacy : historical memoir of queen 
 
 Carolina Matilda of Denmark. With memoir, 
 and a selection from the correspondence of Sir 
 Robert Murray Keith. 2 v. London, 1861. 8°. 
 
 Smyth (Rev. Charles Bohun). Christian metaphysics; 
 or Plato, Malebranche and Gioberti, the old and 
 new ontologists compared with the modern 
 schools of psychology. L.,1851. b°. . . 5426.07 
 
 Smyth (Charles Piazzi). Antiquity of intellectual 
 man, from a practical and astronomical point of 
 view. Edinburgh, 1868. 12° 1082.25 
 
 — Life and work at the great Pyramid, a. d. 1865. 3 v. 
 
 Edinburgh, 1867. 8° 1075.15 
 
 Note. — Reviewed by C. H. Dall, in Christ, exam., Jan., 
 1868. 
 
 — On an equal-surface projection for maps of the 
 
 world, and its application to certain anthropo- 
 logical questions. Edinburgh, 1870. 8°. 923.07 
 
 — Our inheritance in the Great Pyramid. London, 
 
 1864. 12°. . 1082.10 
 
 Same. New ed. London, 1874. 8°. . .1082.10a 
 
 — Teneriffe, an astronomer's experiment. L.,1858. 16°. 
 
 — Three cities in Russia. 2 v. L., 1862. 12°. 991.19 
 Smyfhe (Emily A.) See Strangford [Viscountess). 
 
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 of St. Paul's cathedral. Lond., 1843. 8°. 3257.03 
 Contents: Dean Colet. John Donne. Sir Christopher 
 Wren. Wm. Boyce. Bishop Newton. Samuel Johnson. 
 John Howard, Sir Joshua Reynolds. Sir Wm. Jones. 
 Earl Howe. Sir Ralph Abercrombie. James Barry. 
 John Opie. Sir John Moore. Cuthbert, lord Collingwood. 
 Sir Thomas Picton. Benj. West. Johu Rennie. Admiral 
 earl St. Vincent. Henry Fuseli. Bishop Heber. Sir 
 Thomas Lawrence, and others. Appendix : Dignitaries of 
 St. Paul. 
 
 — Biographical illustrations of Westminster Abbey. 
 
 London, 1843. 8° 3257.03 
 
 Contents: Sketch of history of the Abbey. Chaucer. 
 Margaret Beaufort. Edmund Spenser. Casaubon. Francis 
 Beaumont. Wm. Shakspeare. Wm. Camden. Howard, 
 eavl of Nottingham. Villiers, duke of Buckingham. 
 Michael Drayton. Ben Johnson. Devereux, earl of 
 Essex. Peter Heylin. Cowley. Davenant. Monk, duke 
 of Albemarle. John Milton. Isaac Barrow. Aphara 
 Behn. John Dryden. John Philips. Robert South. 
 Joseph Addison. Sir Isaac Newton. Wm. Congreve. 
 Matthew Prior. John Gay. Barton Booth, and many 
 others. 
 
 Smyth (Newman). The religious feeling : a study 
 for faith. N. Y., 1877. 12° 3593.28 
 
 Smythe (Percy Ellen Algernon Fred. Wm.) See Strangford (8(4 
 viscount). 
 
 Smyth (Richard). Obituary, a catalogue of such 
 persons as he knew in their life : 1627-74. Ed. 
 by Sir H. Ellis. L., Camden soc, 1849. 4°. 5112.41 
 
 Smyth (Thomas, D.D.) Ecclesiastical catechism of 
 the Presbyterian church. Boston, 1841. 16° 
 
 ~~ orn nity of the humal1 ra °es proved. N. Y., 
 18o0. 12° 4733 03 
 
 Smyth (Warrington Wilkinson). Metallic' mining. [In Brit 
 mfg. industries, 1876.] L 39112s 
 
 Smyth (Prof. Wm.) Lectures on modern 'history 
 [To 1783]. New ed. 2 v. L., Bohn, 1855. 12° 
 
 — Lectures on the Frenoh revolution. 2 v London 
 
 Bohn, 1855. 12° 514.04 
 
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 moir physical, historical, and nautical. London, 
 1854. 8° 975.17 
 
 — Description of an astrological clock. [Archaeologia, v 33, 34.) 
 
 — Sketch of the present state of Sardinia. L., 1828. 8°. 
 
 See notices of W. H. S., in Fraser's mag., v. 73, 1866. 
 
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 3d ed. London, 1698. 12°. 3586.07 
 
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 stitions connected with sneezing, by R. G. Haliburton). 
 
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 port, 1855.] 3936.10 
 
 Snelling (Wm. Joseph). Truth, a gift for scribblers. 
 
 [A poem.] 2d ed. Boston, 1832. 16°. . 1685.23 
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 of the kings of Norway. From the Icelandic, 
 
 by S. Laing. 3 v. London, 1844. 8°. . . 543.01 
 Snow (John, M.D. ) On chloroform and other anaas- 
 
 thetics. With a memoir of the author, by C. W. 
 
 Richardson. London, 1858. 8° 4333.24 
 
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 what they have done. New York, 1865. ,8°. 644.18 
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 Snyders (Jan). Adagiorum chiliades tres. Ex recen- 
 
 sione C. Schrevelii. Amstelodami, 1870. 16°. 
 Soames (Henry). The Latin church during Anglo- 
 Saxon times. London, 1848. 8°. . . . 3444.22 
 Soane (George). New curiosities of literature and 
 
 book of the months. 2 v. L., 1849. 8°. 6218.26 
 
 — Domestic manners of the Anglo-Saxons. [Alfred 
 
 the Great. Whole works, v. 1.] . . .5017.15 
 
 — Plays. See Plays (p. 897 of catalogue). 
 
 — Specimens of German romance, [anon.] 3 v. Lon- 
 
 don, 1826. 8°. 151.10 
 
 Contents. 
 v. 1. The patricians, by C. F. van der Velde. 
 
 2. Master Flea, by C. T. A. Hoffman. 
 
 3. The blind passenger, by F. Laun. The adventurer, by 
 A. G. Oehlenschlaeger. The mantle, by B. Naubert. 
 
 Soap. Dussauce (H.) Treatise on the manufacture 
 
 of. 1869 3932.10 
 
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 tries 1876] 3941.27 
 
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 York, 1858. 12° 4611.07 
 
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 Social law library, in Boston. Catalogue. 3d ed 
 
 Boston, 1865. 8° 2714 H 
 
 Social life in Greece. See Mahaffy(J. P.) . • • • • • *"•" 
 
 Social life in Munich. See Wilberforce (E.) 1864. . . . 965.21 
 
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 and social meetings of evangelical christians 
 
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1000 
 
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 social science.-m. Special subjects, viz. : 1. Civilization, and Progress (p. 1001).-2. Crime and punishment (p. 1002). 
 3. Laboring classes and their improvement (1002).- 4. Pauperism, Poor relief, Charitable agencies (p. 1003).-5. He- 
 form and reformers (p. 1003).— 6. Socialistic and Communistic Theories (p. 1003).— 7. Utopias (p. 1004). 
 
 «3- See also, in the general alphabet, the following subsidiary headings, viz.— Age (The present p. 6) ;— Biblical religious, 
 and eccles. literature (various headings, p. 77-106) ;-Cities (p. 269) ;-Culture (p. 400) ;-Education (p. 434-9); -Evolu- 
 tion (p 452) —Fine arts (p. 538-549) ;— Friendly societies (p. 561) ; Government and politics (Comprehensive treatises. 
 p. 585 —National character, p. 587 -—The state, p. 689) :— History (Philosophy and science of, p. 623) ;-Love (p. 719) ;— 
 Man (Prehistoric, p. 734) —Philosophy (Mental, Moral, etc., p. 851-8B4) —Political economy (Systematic works, p. 912 ;- 
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 Note.— For Contents, see p. 21 of catalogue. 
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 Transactions : addresses and select papers. 22 v. 
 
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 Note.— Each volume contains addresses and select pa- 
 pers in the departments of jurisprudence, education, pun- 
 ishment and reformation, education, public health, social 
 and political economy, trade and international law. 
 
 — — Same. Sessional papers. 1865-6. . . 5815.10a 
 Trades' societies and strikes. 1860. . . 5815.05 
 
 II. General and Miscellaneous Works. 
 
 Arnold ( M. ) Culture and anarchy : an essay in polit- 
 ical and social criticism. 1869 5814.09 
 
 Blackwell (A. B. ) Studies in general science. 1869. 
 
 Bray (C.) Philosophy of necessity, v. 2. Social sci- 
 ence. 1841 5411.20 
 
 Contents : Present condition of society. Condition of 
 the working-class. Measures for the amelioration of the 
 condition of the people : governmental reform, free trade, 
 colonization and emigration, education, religion, social 
 reform, co-operative societies (p. 495-663). 
 
 Brewster (F. E.) Philosophy of human nature. 1851. 
 Contents : Education. Manners. Mental happiness. The 
 woof of woe. Woman. Man and woman. Before mar- 
 riage. After marriage. Separation. Inflexible preju- 
 dices. Propensities. Aristocracy. Slavery. Cities. The 
 wen [city misgovemment]. Politics. Office. Public opin- 
 ion. Dueling. Governments. Fanatics and factions. 
 
 Burton (J. H. ) Political and social economy: its prac- 
 tical applications. 1849 5912.24 
 
 Carey (KG.) The past, the present, and the future. 
 1848 5913.04 
 
 — Principles of social science. 3 v. 1858-60.5913.01 
 
 Note.— For Contents Bee p. 912 of catalogue. 
 
 — The unity of law ; as exhibited in the relations of 
 
 physical, social, mental, and moral science. 1872. 
 CarlyleyT.) Latter-day pamphlets. 1850. . 5713.01 
 Same. 1855 2515.11 
 
 — Past and present 2515.13 
 
 — Sartor resartus. 1858. . 2515.13a 
 
 Same. [1869.] 2515.13a 
 
 Comte(A.) System ot positive polity, v. 1-3. 1875-6. 
 
 Contents : v. 1. General view of positivism, and intro- 
 ductory principles. 2. Social statics, or the abstract the- 
 ory of human order. 3. Social dynamics, or general the- 
 ory of human progress. 
 
 Dumas (A., fils). L'homme-femme. 33e 3d. 1872. 
 
 Escott {T. H. S.) England, her people, polity, and 
 pursuits. 1880 485.20 
 
 Fawcett {H.) and (M. G.) Essays and lectures on so- 
 cial and political subjects. 1872. . . 5814.23 
 
 George (II.) Progress and poverty : an inquiry into 
 the cause of industrial depression, and of in- 
 crease of want with increase of wealth. 1880. 
 
 Greg (W. R.) Enigmas of life. 1872. . . .5812.17 
 Contents : Realisable ideals. Malthus notwithstanding 
 Non-survival of the fittest. Human development. Signi- 
 ficance of life. De profundis. Elsewhere. 
 
 — Essays on political and social science. 2 v. 1853. 
 Hamilton {R. ) Present status of social science. 1873. 
 Hampden in the 19th century ; or, colloquies on the 
 
 errors and improvement of society. 2 v. 1834. 
 Helps (A.) Organization in daily life. 1862. 5816.16 
 Henry (C. 8.) Social welfare and human progress • 
 
 discourses. 1861 5725.11 
 
 Heron {D. C.) Jurisprudence and its relation to the 
 
 social science 5611.27 
 
 Hughes (H.) Treatise on sociology, theoretical and 
 
 practical. 1854 5712 15 
 
 Lamennais (R) Le livre du peuple. Du passe et'de 
 
 1 avemr du peuple. Precedes d'une etude sur 
 
 Lamennais, par E. Kenan. Nouv ed. 1866. 
 Lessing (G. E.) Education of the human race. 1858. 
 Mallcin (B. H.) Essays on subjects connected with 
 
 civilization. 1795 5812.18 
 
 Contents : On education. On government. On religious 
 
 establishments. On manners and amusements. On the 
 
 arts. On the female character. General reflections. 
 
 Masquerier (L. ) Sociology : or, the reconstruction of 
 society, government, and property. 1877. 5812.29 
 
 Morley (J.) Some Greek conceptions of social growth. [In his 
 Critical miscellanies, 1871J 2537.03 
 
 Norton (V. E.) Recent social theories. 1853. 5812.03 
 Note.— Reviewed by A. H. Clough, iu N. A. rev., v. 77. 
 
 Rogers {J. E. Thorold). Social economy. 1872. 5911.27 
 
 Sanborn (F. B.) Work of social science in the United States. 
 [In Amer. soc. sci. assoc. Trans., no. 6, 1874.] . . 6811.03 
 
 Seaman (E. C.) Essays on the progress of nations in 
 civilization. 2 v. 1846-68 5814.24 
 
 Spencer (H. ) Descriptive sociology ; or, groups of 
 sociological facts. English ; compiled and ab- 
 stracted by J. Collier. [1873]. ... A. 37.07 
 
 Same. Ancient Mexicans, Central Americans, 
 
 Chibchas, and ancient Peruvians. Compiled 
 and abstracted by R. Scheppig. N. Y., 1874. 
 fol A.37.07 
 
 Same. Types of lowest races, Negritto races, and 
 
 Malayo-Polynesian races. Compiled and ab- 
 stracted by prof. David Duncan. N. Y., 1874. 
 fol A.37.08 
 
 Same. African races. Compiled and abstracted 
 
 by prof. David Duncan. N. Y., 1875. fol. A.37.08 
 
 Same. Asiatic races. Compiled and abstracted by 
 
 prof. David Duncan. N. Y., 1876. fol. A.38.09 
 
 Same. North and South American races. Com- 
 piled and abstracted by prof. David Duncan. 
 N. Y., 1876. fol A.37.09 
 
 — Principles of sociology, v. 1-2. 1874-80. 5416.18 
 
 Contents : v. 1. The data of sociology (p. 3-464). The 
 inductions of sociology (p. 466-620). The domestic rela- 
 tions (p. 621-704). v. 2, 1st portion. Ceremonial institu- 
 tions. 
 
 — The social organism. Plato and Hobbes. [In his Ulus. of 
 
 univ. progress] ,....,.. 2543.16 
 
 Note. — Repr. from Westm. rev., v. 73, 1860. 
 
 — Social statics : or the conditions essential to hu- 
 
 man happiness. 1851 5814.01 
 
 Contents : Introduction : The doctrine of expediency ; 
 The doctrine of a moral sense. Pt. 1. Definition of moral- 
 ity. The evanescence of evil. The divine idea. Pt. 2. 
 First principles. Personal rights. Political rights. The 
 state. Pt. 3. General considerations. 
 
 — Study of sociology. 1874 5812.24 
 
 Note.— Kepr. from Contemp. rev., v. 19-20, 1872. It is 
 intended to serve as an introduction to his Principles of 
 sociology. 
 
 Contents : Our need of it. Is there a social science ? Its 
 nature. Its difficulties. The educational bias. The bias 
 of patriotism. The class bias. The theological bias. Dis- 
 cipline. Preparation in biology. Preparation in psychol- 
 ogy. 
 
 Statliam (F. R.) Social growths of the 19th century. 
 [Republicanism, commercialism, evangelical- 
 ism, Byronism, humanitarianism]. 1872. 5812.21 
 
 Strong ( W.) Study of social science. [In Amer. soc. sci. assoc. 
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 Strong and free ; or, first steps to social science. [By 
 miss Phillips.] London, 1869. 12°. . . 5814.08 
 
 Vestiges of civilization : or, the setiology of history, 
 religious, sesthetical, political, and philosophical. 
 [ByR. H. Shannon.] N. Y., 1851. 12°. 5812.19 
 
 Vico (G. B.) La science nouvelle. 1814. . . 581406 
 
 Yillard (H.) History of social science. [In Amer. soc. sci. assoc. 
 Trans., No. 1, 1869.] 6811.01 
 
 Tinet (A.) Social philosophy : principles and institutions. [In 
 his Outlines of philos., 1867 ; p. 243-456.] .... 6417.19 
 
 Webster (L. A.) Present status of the philosophy of 
 society. 1866 5814.07 
 
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SOCIAL SCIENCE: Civilization, Progress, 
 
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 from the moral and theological yet liberal and 
 
 progressive standpoint. 1875 5814.26 
 
 See also Blackw. mag., v. 83, 1858 (Social philosophy) • v 
 88, 1860 (Social science) ; v. 90, 1861 Social science • Pop 
 sci. monthly, Jan., Feb., 1879 (Scientific relation of soci- 
 ology to biology, by Joseph Le Conte). 
 
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 1. Civilization and Progress. 
 
 1. Civilization. 
 
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 ftime (P.) Christian civilization. [In his Essays, v. 2, 1868 ■ p 
 
 269-304] 2513.05 
 
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 Dean (A.) History of civilization. 7 v. . . 417.17 
 
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 — Same. [In his Works, v. 1, 1863.] 6033.02 
 
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 ment of Europe. 1863 5814.05 
 
 Same. 2 v. 1876 5814.04 
 
 Dunbar iJ.) Essay on the history of mankind. 1781. 
 Emerson (R. IV.) Society and solitude, 1870 ; p. 15-31. . 2524.03 
 Ferguson (A.) Essay on the history of civil society, 
 
 1782 5813.04 
 
 Quizot (F. P. G.) General history of civilization in 
 Europe, from the fall of Roman Empire till the 
 Revolution. 4 v 6814.18 
 
 — Histoire de la civilisation en France, depuis la 
 
 chute de I'empire Bomain. 4 v. lOe ed. 1868. 
 
 Harris (G.) Civilization considered as a science. New 
 
 ed. 1872 5812.23 
 
 Contents : Beal nature and essence of civilization (p. 1 
 66). Elements which contribute to civilization : Na- 
 tional education (p. 57-83); National religious influence 
 (p. 84-102); National instructory institutions (p. 103-140); 
 National cultivation of art and science (p. 141-163). Lib- 
 erty of the press, and toleration (p. 164-191). National 
 commemorations and festivals (p. 192-210). Dignities and 
 honorary rewards (p. 211-233). Moral jurisprudence (p. 
 233-280). Internal communication (p. 280-302). Inter- 
 national intercourse (p. 303-341). Ends and results (p. 
 341-366). Index. 
 
 Higginson (T. W.) Barbarism and civ. [In his Out-door papers, 
 1863 ; p. 105-131.] 2532.02 
 
 Hughes ( Thos. ) Problems of civilization . [In Macmillan, March, 
 May, 1873 ; 2 art.] 
 
 Huntington (F. D.) Human society ; its providential 
 structure, and offices. 1860 5813.15 
 
 Maurice (F. D.) On christian civilization. [In his Friendship of 
 books, 1874 ; p. 124-156.] 2535.19 
 
 Mayo (A. D. ) Symbols of the capitol ; or civilization 
 
 in New York. 1859 5722.09 
 
 Meadows (T. T.) Essay on civilization. [In his Chinese, etc.] 
 
 MiU (J. S.) Dissertations, etc., v. 1, 1859 2535.20 
 
 Millar (John). Observations concerning the distinc- 
 tion of ranks in society. L., 1773. 8°. .5712.16 
 
 1. Of the rank and condition of women in different ages. 
 
 2. Of the authority of a father over his ohildren. 
 
 3. Of the authority of a chief. 
 
 4. Of the power of a sovereign. 
 
 5. Of the authority of a master over his servants. 
 Moreton (A. R. ) Civilization, or the natural laws that 
 
 regulate the numbers and condition of mankind. 
 1836 5914.07 
 
 Motiey (J. L.) Western movement of civilization. [In Boston 
 book, 1841 ; p. 213-218.] 2513.24 
 
 Ormathwaite {Sir J. Walsh, lord). Progress and civilization. 
 [In his Astronomy and geology. 1872]! 4013.07 
 
 Reade(W.) The martyrdom of man. 1872. . 5812.20 
 
 Roscoe ( W.) On the origin and vicissitudes of literature, sci- 
 ence and art, and their influence. [In Pamphleteer, v. 10.] 
 
 Seaman (S. 0. ) Essays on progress in civilization. 
 2v. 1846-68 5814.24 
 
 Slack (iJ.) Old truths [i e. truths ol revelation] 
 and modern progress. 1866 5813.10 
 
 Southey (R. ) Sir Thomas More : or colloquies on the 
 
 progress and prospects of society. 2 v. 1831. 
 
 Note.— Reviewed by Macaulay, in his Essays, v. 2, 1859. 
 
 Taylor (I.) Ultimate civilization and other essays. 
 1860 2544.04 
 
 Taylor (W. C.) Natural history of society in the bar- 
 barous and civilized state 5813.01 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Characteristics and tendencies of bar- 
 barism and civilization. Property. Personal security. 
 
 Crime, Punishment 
 
 1001 
 
 SvLeUfe ige S c fvT/f U ° n8 ^ d ***** ""o^ 
 2 Ancient l£n w lUzat, ° ns - 0ri S in °' civilization. 
 
 cipTe B s t o n f C s e o 3 ciet aUCing CiViliZa "° U °°™^^ 
 
 See also Blackwood, v. 90, 1861 (Barbarisms or civilization i. 
 
 Catholic World, July, 1873 (What is civiUzattor ?7 Con' 
 
 T&Jt?rv\ V - I?" 186i ? (The ■a™*** of science and art 
 in history) ; Fraser's mag., v. 51, 1855 (The old (Greek I 
 world and the new [English one]) , v. 04 1861 (Manners 
 Mo'^r^ affe< ; ted by "Mtatl&i ; Nat. qu rev V T 
 v ?o ( «« S '™ T tury) I v : 8 ' lm < Mod6ra civilization) 
 liihViS5i.^ S f T e8 ¥ ? iv -> : v - 23 ' 18n ( Wnat «ne Engl 
 llsh intellect has done during Victoria's reign) ■ Winslow's 
 
 J r«f na1 ^: 6 i 185 , 3 < ln 'e»ectual "°<J moral character of ! ttie 
 aee). flg- See also Culture (p. 400). 
 
 Civilization and Insanity and Crime. 
 
 See Winslow's jour, of psy. med., v. 10, 1857 (Does it 
 develope insanity); v. 6, 1853 (De Boismont on the influ- 
 ence of civ. on development of insanity); Fortn. rev., v. 2 
 1865 (Civ. and crime, by S. Amos). 
 
 e^See also Morality and education (p. 438.) 
 Origins of Society and Civilization. 
 
 W See History (Ancient, p. 622) ;— Man (Prehistoric 
 p. 735), for the works of Figuier, Laveleye, Lubbock, 
 Morgan, Tylor, Wilson, and others) ;— also the note on 
 p. 454 of this catalogue on the ' Family, as a primitive in- 
 stitution ', with references to works by Sir Henry Maine, 
 Fustel de Coulanges, Laveleye, Herbert Spencer, and 
 others ; to which may be added W. E. Hearn's recent 
 work < The Aryan household ' 
 
 2. Progress. 
 U®- See also History (Philosophy and Science of, p. 723). 
 
 About (E.) Leprogres. 4e ed. 1867. . . . 5812.14 
 
 — Progress. Tr. by H. iJ. Blackwell. [In Radical, v. 3, 1867-8.] 
 Note.— Reviewed in Westm. rev., v. 82, 1864. 
 
 Bancroft (G.) Progress of the human race. [In his lit. and hist, 
 miscel., 1855 ; p. 481-517.] 2517.04 
 
 Caro (E.) Le progres social. [In Revue des deux mondes, 15 
 oct., 1 nov. 1873.] 
 
 Gobbe {F. P.) Hopes of the human race. 1874. 3535.29 
 
 Dewey {0.) The problem of human deBtiny. 1864. 
 
 Dove (P. E.) Theory of human progression, and nat- 
 ural probability of a reign of justice, [anon.] 1850. 
 Note — This purports to be ' Part i. of Science of poli- 
 tics* , which the writer defines as the ' Science of equity, 
 treating of the relations of men in equity \ His expecta- 
 tion that such a science is evolving, rests on a theory of 
 the logical and chronological order of the sciences, and the 
 power of correct credence (knowledge) to produce correct 
 action. 
 
 Note. — Reviewed in Kitto's jour, of sacred lit., v . 7, 1851; 
 p. 126-161. 
 
 Froude (J. A.) On progress. [In his Short studies, v. 2, 1851 ; 
 
 p. 245-280.] 2526.06 
 
 Note. — Repr. from Fraser's mag., v. 2, 1870 or Littell, 
 1871, v. 1. 
 
 Garvey (M. A.} Future effects of steam and electricity 
 on the condition of social science. 1852. 5816.12 
 
 Gill ( W. I. ) Evolution and progress : defence. 1874. 
 
 Hopkins (M.) The law of progress. [In his Miscellaneous es- 
 says] 3563.04 
 
 Magoon (R L.) Westward empire ; or, the great 
 drama of human progress. 1856. . . , 2536.22 
 
 Mazzini (J.) Faith and the future. [In his Writings, v. 3.] 5053.10 
 
 Paltison (Mark). The age of reason. [In Fortn. rev., Mch., 1877.] 
 
 Boutledge (J. ) Chapters in the history of popular pro- 
 gress [in England] chiefly in relation to the 
 freedom of the press and trial by jury. 1660-1820. 
 With an application to later years. 1876. 5718.06 
 
 Spencer (H.) Illustrations of universal progress. 1864. 
 Note. --For Contents see under his name in gen. alphabet, 
 
 Thompson (D'Arcy). On progress. [In Afternoon lectures, v. 3, 
 1866]. ■ 2512.22 
 
 Woodbury (L.) Progress. [In Ms Writings, v. 3.] . . .5077.14 
 See also Contemp. rev., Nov., 1873 (Whig and tory : the 
 two root-ideas, by M. Cookson) ; Fortn. rev., , v. .7, 1867 
 (What is progress and are we progressing? by F. P. Cobbe); 
 Westm. rev.7 v. 67, 1857 (Progress ; its law and cause, by 
 H. Spencer). 
 
 2. Crime and Punishment. 
 1. Criminal Classes, and Statistics of Crime. 
 
 Brace (C.L.) Dangerous classes of New York, and 
 twenty years' work among them. 187^. SBlb.^s 
 
 Depositions from the castle of York, relating to of- 
 fences, 17th century. [Surtees society, v. 40.] 
 
 Duqdale (D. L.) ' The Jukes' ; a study in crime pau- 
 perism, disease, and heredity. With introd by 
 Elisha Harris. 3d ed. 1877. . . . . : 5817 12 
 
 Fielding (H.) Enquiry into the causes of the late increase of 
 robbers. [In Ms Works, v. 10.] 6037 - 28 
 
 in asking for books, use the "Book Orders." giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
1002 
 
 SOCIAL SCIENCE: Crime, Punishment, Laboring Classes. 
 
 FrSgier (H. A.) Des classes dangereuses de la popu- 
 lation dans les grandes villes. 2 v. 1840. 5818.18 
 Greenwood (J.) The seven curses of London. 1869. 
 
 — Unsentimental journeys : or, by ways of the mod- 
 
 ern Babylon. 1867 5818.05 
 
 Mayhew (H.) London labor and London poor. Extra 
 volume: Those that will not work. 1862. 5818.03 
 
 Neison (F. G. P.) Statistics of crime in England and Wales, for 
 1842, 1843, and 1814 6093.17 
 
 Pike (L. 0.) History of crime in England, v. 1-2. 
 London, 1873-76 5828.07 
 
 SargarU (W. L.) Comparative [uational] morality. [In his Essays, 
 v. 3, 1872 ; p. 195-296.] 2543.24a 
 
 Thomson ( W.) Crime and its excuses. [In Oxford essays, 1855 ; 
 
 p. 177-192.] 2538.19 
 
 See also Pop. sci. monthly, Nov., 1875, Jan., 1876 (Rela- 
 tions of women to crime, E. Van de Warker ; 2 art.) ; April, 
 1876 (Relations of sex to crime, by E. Van de Warker); 
 Statistical soc. of London. Journal, v. 11, 1848 (Statistics 
 of crime in England and Wales, for 1834-1844, by J. F. P. 
 Neison); v. 18, 1866, v. 20, 1857 (On the effect of good or 
 bad times on committals to prison, by Rev. John Hay); 
 v. 27, 1864 (Statistics of crime in Australia, by Wm. West- 
 garth) ; v. 27, 1864 (Statistics of crime in Russia, by T. 
 Michell) ; Winslow's medical critic, v. 2, 1862 (London 
 street folk ; v. 3, 1863 (Dangerous classes); Qu. rev., Oct., 
 1874 (Criminal statistics); Winslow's jour, of pay. med„ 
 v. 3 (Moral state of society). 
 
 2. Penal Legislation. 
 
 Beccaria ( C. B.) Essay on crimes and punishments. 
 1770 5817.30 
 
 Bentham (J.) Principles of penal law. [In his Works, v. 1(2)]. 
 
 -- View of the hard-labour bill; Panopticon or the Inspection 
 house :— applicable to prisons, workhouses, mad houses, 
 schools, etc. [In his Works, v. 4 (8).] 6016.03 
 
 — Plea for the constitution ; — (against the penal colony of New 
 
 South Wales. &c.) [In his Works, v. 4 (3)]. . . . 6016.03 
 
 Brougham (H., lord). Bentham and the theory of punishments. 
 
 [In his Contributions, v. 3, 1856 ; p. 112-150.) . 2517.08 
 
 New York (State of). Draft of a penal code. Albany, 
 1HC5. 8° 5817.32 
 
 Old Bailey experience. Criminal jurisprudence and 
 the actual working of our penal law. 1833. 
 
 Percy anecdotes, v. 8. 1823 6211.08 
 
 Sanford (H. S.) The different systems of penal code 
 in Europe. 1854 5817.31 
 
 3. Penitentiaries and Reformatory Institutions. 
 
 Beaumont (G. de) and Tocqueville (A. de). Penitentiary 
 system in the United States. 1833. . . 4817.29 
 
 Cappe (Catherine). Thoughts on the desirableness and 
 utility of ladies visiting the female wards of hos- 
 pitals and lunatic asylums. London, 1816. 8°. 
 [Pamphleteer, v. 8] 5058.08 
 
 Carpenter (Mary). Reformatory prison discipline, as 
 developed by sir W. Crofton, in the Irish con- 
 vict prisons. 1872 5817.14 
 
 International penitentiary congress, London, 1872. 
 Prisons and reformatories at home and abroad : 
 transactions. Ed. by E. Pears. L., 1872. 8°. 
 
 National congress on penitentiary and reformatory 
 discipline. Papers and proceedings, Cin., Ohio, 
 1870. Ed. by E. C. Wines. Albany, 1871, 8°. 
 
 Peirce (B. K.) A half century with juvenile delin- 
 quents ; or the New York house of refuge and its 
 
 times. 1869 5817.15 
 
 See also N. A. rev. v. 86, 1858 (Reformatory institutions 
 at home and abroad) ; Qu. rev., v. 98, 1856 (Reformatory 
 schools) ; Statistical soc. of London. Journal, v. 15, 1852 
 (Farm school system of the continent available for pauper 
 and criminal children in England, by J. Fletcher). 
 
 4. Prisons and Prison Discipline. 
 
 Alboize (E.) and Maquet (A.) Les prisons de l'Europe. 
 8 v. in 4. 1845 5828.15 
 
 Bennet(H. G.) On the abuses in Newgate. 1818. 5058.11 
 
 Boston prison discipline society. Reports v. 1-3. 1820- 
 1855 5817.18 
 
 Bowring (J.) State of the prisons in Spain and Por- 
 tugal, 1824. [Pamphleteer, v. 23.] . . 5058.23 
 
 Dixon (H.) London prisons. 1850. . . . 5817.25 
 
 Field (J. ) Prison discipline : advantages of the sep- 
 arate system. 2 v. 1848 5817.27 
 
 Oreat Britain. Parliament. Report from the committee of the 
 House of Commons, on the King's Bench Fleet, and Mar- 
 Bhalsea. [In Pamphleteer, v. 6, 1814.] 6058.06 
 
 tfurney (J. J.) Visit to the prisons in Scotland and the north of 
 England. [In Pamphleteer, v. 15, 1819.] . . 6058.15 
 
 — Visit to some of the prisons in Scotland and the north of 
 England, with Elizabeth Fry. [In Pamphleteer, v. 16, 1820.] 
 
 Holford ((?.) On the criminal prisons of this country. [In Pam- 
 phleteer, V. 18, 1821.] 5058.18 
 
 KirJeus { W.) Convict management. [In his Miscellaneous es- 
 says. 2d series. 1868.] 3663.30 
 
 Mynshul ( G. ) Essayes and characters of a prison and 
 prisoners, 1821 5817.16 
 
 Wines (E. O.) and Sanborn (F. B.) Prison reform in Europe and 
 America. [In Amer. soc. sci. assoc. Trans., no. 6, 7. 1874.] 
 
 Wines (C. M.) and Dwight (T. W.) Report on the 
 prisons and reformatories of the United States 
 and Canada. 1867 5817.23 
 
 Woods (C. B.) Woman in prison. 1869. . .5817.24 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 67, 1863 (Treatment of female 
 convicts); v. 78, 1868 (Prison labour, by R. A. Arnold); 
 Men., 1876 (English prisons); tut. rev, May, 1876 (Inter- 
 national prison reform, by E. C. Wines) ; New Englander, 
 Jan., 1873 (Prison discipline as a science, by A. Woodbury); 
 N. A. rev., v. 103, 1866 (Amer. prisons) ; Qu. rev., v. 92, 
 1853 (The two systems at Pentonville prison); Qu. rev., 
 v. 113, 1863 (The ticket- of-leave system); Statistical soc. of 
 London. Journal, v. 25, 1862 ; v. 30, 1867 (On prison sta- 
 tistics and discipline in lower Bengal, by F. J. Mouat); 
 Winslow's. jour, of psy. med., v. 1, 1848 ; v. 2, 1849 ; v. 6, 
 1853 (Solitary confinement). 
 
 5. Capital punishment. 
 [See Capital punishment, p. 252]. 
 6. Corporal punishment 
 Oobb(L.) Evil tendencies of. 1847. . . .5518.25 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 71, 1865 (Corporal punishment 
 and reform). 
 W See also Flagellation and the flagellants (p. 651). 
 3. Laboring Classes and their Improvement. 
 [See also Political economy (Labor and Capital, p. 917)]. 
 Bayly (Mrs). Workmen and their difficulties. 1861. 
 Blaiicie (W. G.) Heads and hands in the world of la- 
 bour. 1865 5816.09 
 
 Collins (J. ) Nature's aristocracy ; a plea for the op- 
 pressed. 1871 5816.22 
 
 Cunningham (D.) Conditions of social well-being. 
 1878 5927.27 
 
 Note. — Treats of the political, social, economical and 
 moral conditions affecting the material well being of the 
 agricultural and manufacturing population of Europe and 
 America. 
 
 Helps (A.) Claims of labour : duties of employers. 
 1845 5816.15 
 
 Hughes (T.) Working classes of Europe. [In International re- 
 view, v. 1, 1874]. 
 
 Lermina (J. ) Histoire de la misere, ou le proletariat 
 a travers les ages. 1869 5825.25 
 
 Ludlow (J. M.) and Jones (L.) Progress of the work- 
 ing class, 1832-1867 5816.27 
 
 Mayhew (H.) London labour and London poor. 3 v. 
 1864 5818.06 
 
 Same. Extra volume. Those that will not 
 
 work. 1862 5818.03 
 
 Owen (R.) Observations on the effect of the manufacturing sys- 
 tem. [In Pamphleteer, v. 11] 6068.11 
 
 Power (D.) On the responsibility of emplovers. 
 ianon.'] 1849 5816.21 
 
 Robertson (F. W.) In his Lectures, etc. 1859 2541.31 
 
 Buggies (T.) History of the poor. 2 v., 1873. 5816.06 
 
 Buskin (J.) The crown of wild olive. Lectures on 
 work, traffic, etc. 1868 5816.13 
 
 — Fors clavigera : letters to the workmen and la- 
 
 bourers of Great Britain, 1871 5816.23 
 
 Samuelson (J.) The German workingman, his insti- 
 tutions for self-culture, and his unions for ma- 
 terial progress. 1869 5816.19 
 
 Simpson (J. ) Lectures to the working classes of Ed- 
 inburgh, 1843 5093.01 
 
 Solly (H.) Workingmen's social clubs and educational 
 institutes. 1867 5816.20 
 
 Some habits and customs of the working classes. 1867. 
 
 Thompson (J. P.) The workman: his false friends 
 and his true friends. 1879 5812.31 
 
 Unprotected : or dress-making life. By a dressmaker. 
 1857 5824.24 
 
 Wright (T.) Our new masters [the working classes]. 
 1873 5816.'29 
 
 — Improvement of the condition of the workingman. [In 
 
 Contemp. rev., v. 19, 1872.] 
 See also Qu. rev., v. 113, 1863 (Institutes for workingmen). 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
SOCIAL SCIENCE: Pauperism, Poor-Relief, Reform, Socialism. 
 
 1003 
 
 4 Pauperism, Poor Relief, Charitable Agencies. 
 
 1. The Philanthropic Sentiment. 
 
 oaaiH) Illustrations of genius, 1854 ; p. 138-157. . .2626.03 
 
 Jr',|f w.) Catholic union : essays toward a church of the 
 
 "future as the organization of philanthropy. 1854. 3577.07 
 
 See also Catholio world, April, May, June, July, 1872 
 
 Suties of the rich in christian society); Westm. rev., v. 91, 
 59 (Philanthropy of the age in its relation to social evils). 
 2. General and Miscellaneous Works. 
 Arclwr (T.) Terrible sights of London and labours of 
 love in the midst of them, 1870. . . . 5816.25 
 
 KmihitMrs ) Ragged homes and how to mend them. 
 "Y861 5825.02 
 
 Knmham (H.) Letter to sir S. Komilly upon the abuse of 
 charities. [In Pamphleteer, v. 13, 1818.] . . . .6058.13 
 
 Cammann (H. J-) and Gamp (H. X.) Charities of New 
 York, Brooklyn, and Staten Island. 1868. 5828.02 
 
 Chalmers (T.) Christian and civic economy of large 
 towns. 3 v. 1821-26. ....... 5816.02 
 
 Same. Christian and economic polity of a na- 
 tion. 1856 3532.23 
 
 Clarkson ( W.) Inquiry into the cause of the increase of pauper- 
 ism and poor rates. 1816. [In Pamphleteer, v. 8, 1816.] 
 
 Contrasts. [The poor law. Sick asylums and hospitals. 
 Pauper schools. Charity schools. Livery com- 
 panies.] 1873 5825.29 
 
 Defoe (D.) Giving alms no charity. . . . 5037.14 
 
 Be Liefde (J.) Bomance of charity. 1867. . 5825.10 
 
 — Sixmonths among the charities of Europe. 2 v. 1865. 
 
 Denison(K) Letters and other writings. Ed. by sir 
 B. Leighton. 2d ed. 1872 5828.04 
 
 Dulton (Amy). Streets and lanes of a city. 1871. 5816.24 
 
 Dwight IT. W.) Public charities of the state of New York. [In 
 Amer. soc. sci. Trans., no. 2. 1870.] 5811.01 
 
 Dver (G ) Ou the theory and practice of benevolence. 1819. [In 
 Pamphleteer, v. 13, 1819.] 5058.13 
 
 Eliot IS.) Belief of labor. [In Amer. soc. sci. asso. Trans, no. 4, 
 1872.] 5811.02 
 
 Emminghaus (A.) Poor relief in different parts of 
 Europe. From the German, by E. B. Eastwick. 
 1873. 5825.09 
 
 Episodes in an obscure life, being experiences in the 
 Tower Hamlets. 1871 5828.01 
 
 Fhwcett (H.) Pauperism : its causes and remedies. 1871. 
 
 Pauperism, charity, and the poor laws. [In his Essays, 1872.] 
 
 Francke (A. H.) Faith's work perfected ; or Francke's 
 orphan house at Halle. 1867 5825.21 
 
 Ginx's baby, its birth and other misfortunes. [By Ed- 
 ward Jenkins. ] 1870 5*25.17 
 
 Glover (<?.) On pauperism in England. [In Pamph., v. 10, 1817.] 
 
 Greenwood ( J. ) In strange company. 1873. . 5817.13 
 
 Gregory (R.) Are we better than our fathers? or a 
 comparative view of the social position of Eng- 
 land at the revolution of 1688 and at the present 
 time. 1872 . 5933.09 
 
 HaUiday (8. B.) Lost and found ; or, life among the 
 poor. 1859 5825.04 
 
 Haste to the rescue. By Mrs. Chas. W. N. Y., 1863. 16°. 
 
 Hardwick (C.) History of friendly societies. 185U. 
 
 Kramer (J. W.) Manual for visitors of the poor. 1876. 
 
 Low (S., jr.) Charities of London. 1850. . . 5825.11 
 
 Massachusetts. Board of stale charities. Reports. 1865- 
 1871-72 5827.01 
 
 muter (G.) Life of trust. 1861 3576.08 
 
 New York association for the improvement of the 
 poor. Ist-lOth report. 1845-53 5825.07 
 
 Percy anecdotes, v. 1. Beneficence. 1823. . . 6211.01 
 
 Ranyard (L. N.) The missing link. 1861. .5825.03 
 
 Ralhbone( W.,jr.) Social duties considered with ref- 
 erence to the organization of effort in works of 
 benevolence and public utility. 1867. . 5816.18 
 
 Rosine association of Philadelphia. Reports [1847-55] 
 and realities 5816.10 
 
 Sanborn (F. B.) Supervision of public charities. [In Amer. soc. 
 sci. assoc. Trans., no. 1, 1869.] 6811.01 
 
 Sargant ( W. L.) Pauperism and theorists. [In his Essays, v. 4, 
 1872.] . . 2543.24B 
 
 Slallard (J. H.) London pauperism amongst Jews and 
 christians. 1867 5825.15 
 
 Thompson (B., count Rumford). Public establishments for the 
 poor of Bavaria. [In his Essays, v. 1, 1798.] . . .4026.10 
 See also Coutemp. rev., v. 3, 1866 (Works of mercy in 
 London, by B. Shaw); v. 8, 1868 (The poor of Paris, by W. 
 R. S. Balston); Aug., 1875 (Institutions and their inmates, 
 by H. L. Synnot): Dublin rev., Jau., 1878 (Christian char- 
 
 ity and political eoonomy); Jan., 187!) (Relief of the poor 
 in the early church); Fortn. rev., v. 1, 1865 (Our rural 
 poor, by J. D. Sims); v. 15. 1871 (The boarding out of pau- 
 per children); Oct., 1875 (Poor relief iu foreign countries 
 by W. A. Hunter); Fraser's mag., v. 61, 1860 (Philanthropic 
 societies in the reign of Queen Anne); v. 73, 1806 (The in- 
 digent classes, by F. P. Cobbe); v. 79, 1869 (Noto on char- 
 ity and emigration, by Florence Nightingale)- N. A. rev 
 v. 110, 1870 (Poverty andpublic charity, by F. B. Sanborn)- 
 N. A. rev., v. 117, 1873 (Charitable sisterhoods, by Mrs. S. 
 B. Wister); v. 120, 1875 (Pauperism, by C. L. Brace)- Qu 
 rev., v. 96, 1855 (Provident institutions); Oct., 1876 (Lon- 
 don alms and London pauperism); Statistical soc. of Lon- 
 don. Journal, v. 34, 1781 (On currency laws and their ef- 
 fects on pauperism, by Ernest Seyd); Westm. rev., v. 59, 
 1853 (Charity, noxious and beneficent) ; v. 93, 1870 (Pauper 
 girls); v. 94, 1870 (Colonial and American pauperism); 
 Winslow's jour, of psy. med., v. 12-13 (Pauper lunacy). 
 3.- Poor laws. 
 
 Oourtenay (T. P.) On the poor laws. [In Pamphleteer, v. 11, 1817.] 
 
 Jee(T.) On the management of the poor and the laws relating 
 to them. [In Pamphleteer, v. 9, 1817.] 5058.09 
 
 Nxcholls (Sir G.) History of the Scotch poor law, in 
 connection with the condition of the people. 1856. 
 
 — History of the Irish poor law, in connection with 
 
 the people. 1856 5818.16 
 
 History of the English poor law, in connection 
 with the legislation and other circumstances af- 
 fecting the condition of the people. 2 v. ,1854. 
 
 Senior (2V. W.) English poor lawB. [In his Essays, v. 2, 1865.] 
 See also Contemp. rev., v. 8, 1868 (The poor laws and 
 their administration, byF. W. Hollond); v. 15,1870 (The 
 family system for workhouse children, by Florence Hill); 
 June, 1876 (The poor laws, by lord Lyttelton); Sept., 1875 
 (Proposal for their abolition, by W. W. Edwards); Eraser's 
 mag., v. 70, 1864 (Philos. of poor laws, by F. P. Cobbe); N. 
 A. rev., v. Ill (Eugl. poor laws, by E. Brooks); v. 106 and 
 v. 114 (Poor law administration in New England, byF. B. 
 Sanborn); Westm. rev., v. 94, 1870 (Scottish poor laws). 
 4. Schools for the Poor. 
 
 Gornwallis (G. F.) Philosophy of ragged schools. 1861. 
 
 Loyson (C.) Education of the working classes. [In his Orations, 
 
 1871.] 3563.29 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., N. s., v. 6, 1872 (Mis-education, by 
 T. Wright); N. A. rev., v. 74,1852 (Dwellings and schools 
 for the poor); Westm. rev., v. 99, 1873 (Charity schools). 
 
 jg®" See also Education [Common schools, p. 435 ; — Com- 
 pulsory education, p. 435). 
 
 5. Reform and Reformers. 
 
 Emerson (R. W.) Man the reformer. [In his Miscellanies, 1858 ; 
 p. 217-249.] ••2524.10 
 
 Greeley (Horace). Hints towards reforms, in lectures, 
 addresses and other writings. 1850. . . 5812.13 
 
 Montagu (B.) [In his Essays, 1837 ; p. 75-98.] 2537.04 
 
 Stanton (H. B. ) Reforms and reformers of Great Brit- 
 ain and Ireland. 1849 3245.06 
 
 3S- See also Government and politics (Reform, p. 588); 
 and (below) Socialism and Communism. 
 
 6. 'Socialism and Communism. 
 
 1. Socialistic and Communistic communities. 
 
 Hennell (M.) Outlines of various sopial systems and 
 communities founded on the principle of co- 
 operation. 1844 G8 i. 2 -.°t 
 
 Hinds ( W. A. ) American communities : brief 
 sketches. 1878 • • 581115 
 
 Xordhoff ( G ) The communistic societies ot the United 
 States. [With a bibliography.] 1875. . 5812.16 
 
 Xoyes (J. H.) History of American socialisms. 1870. 
 2. Studies and criticisms of Socialism and Communism. 
 
 $3- See also (in Biography, p. 116) lives of C. Fourier ;— 
 R. Owen ;— Proudhon ;— Saint-Simon. 
 
 Coleman(J.) French socialism. [In his Historical essays, 1B5U 
 
 Davie?'™™] Communism.' {in his Theology and modify. 
 
 jrau.ce^^dem's'ocialism. '[/n Ms Essays, etc., 1872.' 58H23 
 %Z,\L-). Le socialisms le naturalism^ et 
 
 Flint FrT St»S Fourier ;-Buche Z and Lerou, Jin 
 G re<j TwZ Mlstk y en aimTand attainable ideals of 
 
 th C— an Eng a .isn *of Usm/ Laing on peasant proprie- 
 torship MaryBarton. Progress and hopes of socialism. 
 The proletariat on a false scent. Unsound social ph.1- 
 
 mtclZctlk D., D.D.) Socialism. 1878. . 5802.02 
 mber (f) Social democracy in Germany. [In Imernat.onal 
 
 rev. v. 6, 1878; p. 793-831.]. . 
 
 James (H A.) Communism in America. 18 (9. 5818.00 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the nrst partof the TITLE.and the NUMBER. 
 
1004 
 
 SOCIAL SCIENCE: Socialism, Utopias - SOMERSET 
 
 Eaufmann (M. ) Socialism : its nature, dangers, and 
 remedies. Founded on Sch'affle. 1874. 5812.27 
 
 Laveleye (E. de). Le socialisme en allemagne. [In Bev. des deux 
 mondes, 15 sept. 1876.] 
 
 Mill (J. S.) Chapters on socialism. [In Fortn. rev., Feb., Men., 
 April, 1879.] 
 
 Norton (C.E) Socialism. [In his Recent social theories. 1853.] 
 
 Reyband (X.) Etudes sur les reformateurs ou social- 
 istes modernes. 7e 4d. 2 v, 1864. . . . 5802.03 
 Contents : v. 1. Saint Simon. Fourier. Bobert Owen. 
 Auguste Gomte et la philos. positive. 2. La societe et le 
 socialisme moderne. Les communistee. Les chartistee. 
 Les utilitaires. Lea humanitaires. Les Mormons. 
 
 Woolsey (T. D.) Communism and socialism, in their 
 history and theory. 1880 5812.32 
 
 Wright (R. J.) Principia ; or basis of social science. 
 
 1875 5814.26 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, Oct., 1879 (Socialism in Ger- 
 many, by W. Brown); Contemp. rev., Jan., 1879 (Progress 
 of socialism in England, by W. Cunningham); Eclectic 
 mag., Jan., 1879 (Socialism in Germany and the D. S., by 
 H. Fawcett); Fraser's mag., Apr., 1875 (Socialism in Amer- 
 ica); International rev., v. 6, 1879 (Some of the remedies 
 for socialism, by E. L. Oodkin); Feb., 1879 (Birth of the 
 commune, 1831-39, by J, H. D. Debar); N. A. rev., April, 
 May, 1879 (German socialism in America); New Englander, 
 July, 1878 (How to deal with communism, by J. B. Clark); 
 
 Nineteenth century, June, 1879 (State socialism, a criti- 
 cism, by G. J. Holyoake); Pop. science monthly, March, 
 1879 (Science and socialism, by O. Schmidt); Westm. rev., 
 v. 93, 1870 (American socialism); Ed. rev., Oct., 1878 (So- 
 cialism in Germany); International rev., Nov., 1878 (Social 
 democracy in Germany, by J. Huber). Bev. des deux mon- 
 des 1 avril et 1 Oct. 1878 (Bismarck et le socialisme alle- 
 mand, par G. Valbert). 
 
 ISSee also Countries (Prance : Paris commune, p. 323);— 
 International (The), p. 616 and p. 918 ;— Brook Farm 
 (p. 234). 
 
 3. Socialistic and Communistic Writings. 
 jtty For writings of socialists and communists with criticism 
 thereon, see, in general alphabet, the following names, viz .-— 
 
 Andrews (S. P.) 
 Brisbane (A.) 
 Fourier (Charles) 
 Godwin (P.) 
 Greene ( w. B.) 
 
 Maclure (W.) 
 Owen (Bobert). 
 Proudhon (P. J.) 
 Saint-Simon (C. H., comle de). 
 Transon (A.) 
 
 W 51k also Political economy (Cooperation, p, 918). 
 7. Utopias. 
 
 Chamber's Papers for the people, v. 3, 1850 2516.02 
 
 St, John (J. A.) Anatomy of society, v. 1, p. 125-152. . 2642.04 
 4S" See also Government and politics ( Utopian common- 
 wealths, p. 689); and London society, Feb., March, 1862 
 (Literature of the Blessed Isles ; 2 articles). 
 
 Societies (Literary, Scientific, Historical, etc.) 
 
 — Bohn (M. Q.) Appendix to the Bibliographer's man- 
 
 ual : books issued by societies and printing 
 clubs. 1864 2762.25 
 
 — Mume {A.) Learned societies and printing clubs 
 
 of the United Kingdom. 1847 2722.01 
 
 Indexes to Contents of Transactions, etc. 
 j8®" See Indexes (p. 644 of this Catalogue). 
 List of Societies in this Catalogue. 
 #3" For full entries of the following titles, readers are 
 referred to the general alphabet. In some instances the 
 Contents are given in detail. 
 
 Academy of natural sciences of Massachusetts historical soc. 
 Philadelphia. 
 
 American antiquarian society. 
 
 American association for the 
 advancement of science. 
 
 American geographical and 
 statistical society. 
 
 American inst. of architects. 
 
 American institute of mining 
 engineers. 
 
 American institute of the city 
 of New York. 
 
 American oriental society. 
 
 American social science asso. 
 
 Anthropological society. 
 
 Archaeological institute » of 
 Great Britain and Ireland. 
 
 Arundel society. 
 
 Association of American geo- 
 logists and naturalists. 
 
 Astronomical society of Lon- 
 don (Royal). 
 
 British archaeological assoc. 
 
 Oamden society. 
 
 Cavendish society. 
 
 Chaucer society. 
 
 Chetham society. 
 
 Early English text society. 
 
 Ecclesiological society. 
 
 Franklin institute. 
 
 Geological society of London. 
 
 Hakluyt society. 
 
 Hanserd Knollys society. 
 
 Homoeopathic medical society 
 of the state of New York. 
 
 Microscopical society. 
 
 National association for the 
 promotion of social science. 
 
 New England historic-gene- 
 alogical society. 
 
 New Sydenham society, 
 
 Numismatic society. 
 
 Oriental translation fund.' 
 
 Palaeonto logical society 
 
 Percy Bociely. 
 
 Philological society. 
 
 Ray society. 
 
 Royal agricultural of England. 
 
 Royal astronomical society. 
 
 Royal archaeological institute 
 of Great Britain and Irelaud. 
 
 Royal engineers (Corps of). 
 
 Royal geogr. soc. of London. 
 
 Royal Irish Academy. 
 
 Royal microscopical society. 
 
 Royal society of London. 
 
 Royal society of literature of 
 the United Kingdom. 
 
 Royal society of northern anti- 
 quaries. 
 
 Shakespeare society. 
 
 Smithsonian institution. 
 
 Society of antiquaries of Lon- 
 don. 
 
 Society of biblical aichesology. 
 
 Spenser society. 
 
 Statistical society. 
 
 Surtees society. 
 
 Sydenham society. 
 
 Wisconsin historical society. 
 
 Long Island historical society 
 
 Society. See Social science (p. 1000) 
 
 Society and solitude. See Emerson (B. W.) 1870. . . . 2624.03 
 
 Society for the promotion of permanent and univer- 
 sal peace. Tracts 1-12. L., 1832-35. 12°. 5437.17 
 
 Society islands. See Oountries (p. 369). 
 
 Society of ancient Scots. Lives of Scottish poets. 
 
 3 v. London, 1821. 16°. 3212.07 
 
 For Contents, see Biography (p. 114 of Catalogue). 
 
 Society of biblical archaeology. Records of the past : 
 Engl, translations of the Assyrian and Egyptian 
 monuments. Ed. by S. Birch, v. 1-8. London. 
 
 1875-77. 16 D 404.01 
 
 Note.— For Contents, see under Inscriptions (p. 645). 
 
 Society small talk. 2d ed. Lon., [1879.] 12°. 5427.27 
 
 Sociology. See Social science. 
 
 Socrates. For the life and teachings ot S., tee Biography (p. 199); 
 also Apuleius. The God of Socrates [In his Works, Bohn's 
 ed.] ;— Stanley (A. P.) Lectures on the history of the Jew- 
 ish church, v. 3, 1876 ; p. 218-260 ;— Becket (A.) Socrates, 
 a dramatic poem [In his Dramatic and proso miscellanies 
 v. 1, 1838] ;— Nat. qu. rev., v. 13, 1866, p. 1-83 ; Philologi- 
 cal museum, v.2, 1833 (Worth of Socrates as a philosopher, 
 and on the Apology of Plato, by Schleiermacher ; Socrates, 
 Schleiermacher, and Delbriick, by 0. T.) 
 
 Socrates scholasticus. Ecclesiastical history, a. d. 
 
 304-439. London, Bohn, 1853. 12°. . . 3413.04 
 Solar system. See Astronomy (General works, p. 53; — Sun, p. 
 
 65). 
 
 Soldier of Indiana in the war for the Union. Indian- 
 apolis, 1866. 8° 633.07 
 
 Soldiers' letters, from camp, battle-field and prison. 
 Ed. by L. M. Post. N. ¥., 1865. 12°. . 632.17 
 
 Soley (James Russell)^ Historical sketch of the U. S. 
 naval academy. Wash., 1876. 8°. . . 4512.03 
 
 Solger (Dr. Reinhold). Memorial on the Schleswig- 
 Holstein question. N. Y, 1862. 8°. . . 5727.30 
 
 Solis (Antonio de). History of the conquest of Mex- 
 ico by the Spaniards. From the Spanish by T. 
 Townsend. London, 1724. fol. . . . 568.01 
 
 Same. Revised by N. Hook. 2 v. L., 1738. 8°. 
 
 Solitary hours. See Southey (Caroline) 1686.02 
 
 Solitary rambles. See Palliser (J.) 1853 4624.05 
 
 Solitary walks through many lands. See Inglis (H. I>.) . 946.18 
 
 Solitude. 
 
 — Alger (W. R.) Solitudes of nature and of man. 1867. 
 
 — Ballantyne (T.) Essays in mosaic, 1870 ; p. 136-156. . 2513.14 
 
 — Cowley (A.) In his Essays 2621.15 
 
 — Emerson (B. W.) Society and solitude 2524.03 
 
 — Jacox (F.) Solitude in crowds. [In hit Cues from all quar- 
 
 ters, 1871 ; p. 84-103.] 2532.30 
 
 — Mackenzie (G.) Solitude preferred to publick employment. 
 
 [In his Essays, 1713.] 5485.37 
 
 — Zimmermann (J. O. ) Solitude considered with re- 
 
 spect to its influence on the mind and heart. 2 v. 
 
 1799 5436.17 
 
 tWSee also Retirement (p. 948);— Rest (p. 948). 
 
 Solly (Henry). Working men's social clubs, and ed- 
 ucational institutes. London, 1867. 12°. 5816.20 
 
 Solly (N. Neal). Memoir of David Cox ; with selec- 
 tions from his corresp. L, 1873. 8°. 3038.16 
 
 Solon. See Biography (p. 199). 
 
 Sombre (Samuel), pseud. Aquarelles ; or, summer 
 sketches. New York, 1858. 12°. . . . 1686.01 
 
 Some habits and customs of the working classes. By 
 a journeyman engineer. L., 1867. 12°. 5816.17 
 
 Some remarks on three treatises of the plague, viz. : Dr. Meads' 
 and Dr. Pye's. [anon]. London, 1721. 12°. . . In 4334.19 
 
 Somers (John, lord) Collection of scarce and valu- 
 able tracts. 16 v. London, 1748-51. 4°. . 5073.01 
 
 — Defence of the constitution of Great Britain, against annual 
 
 parliaments and universal suffrage. [In Pamphleteer, v. 10, 
 
 1817] 7 ...... . 5058.10 
 
 «9~ For lives of lord Somers, tee Biography (p. 199). 
 
 Somers (Robert). Southern States since the war. 
 London and New York, 1871. 8°. . . . 1134.03 
 
 Somerset (Charles A.) Plays, See Plays (p. 897). 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
SOMERSET - SOUNDS 
 
 1005 
 
 Somerset (Edward, 2d marquis of Worcester). Cen- 
 tury of inventions. London, 1827. 12°. 3914.19 
 
 Same. Verbatim reprint of the 1st ed. published in 
 
 1663. [In Dircks (H.) Life and times of the second mar- 
 quis of Worcester. London, 186S] 3186.21 
 
 jjy For lives of the author, see Biography (p. 199). 
 
 Somerset (12(fc duke of). See Seymour (Edward A.) 
 
 Somerset (Eobert Carr, earl of). Amos (A.) Trial of 
 the earl of Somerset for poisoning sir T. Over- 
 bury. 1846 5512.26 
 
 Somerset (Bishoprick of, England). Ecclesiastical 
 documents : Brief history, etc., to 1174. London, 
 Camden soc, 1840. 4°. 5112.08 
 
 Somersetshire, (England). See Countries (p. 369). 
 
 Somerville (Alexander). Autobiography of a work- 
 ingman. [anon.] London, 1848. 8°. . 3014.15 
 
 — Free trade and the league : a biogr. history. 3 v. 
 
 Manchester, 1853. 8°. 5927.19 
 
 —- The Whistler at the plough ; travels, statistics, ag- 
 ricultural, etc., in England. With letters from 
 Ireland [during the famine of 1847]. Manches- 
 ter, 1852. 8° 5927. 21 
 
 Somerville (John, 15fA lord). Facts and observations 
 relative to sheep, wool, ploughs, and oxen. 3d ed. 
 London, 1809. 8° 6134.07 
 
 Somerville (Mary). Connection of the physical sci- 
 ences. New York, 1857. 12°. .... 4022.03 
 
 Same. 9th ed. London, 1858. 8°. . . 4022.22 
 
 — On molecular and microscopic science. 2 v. Lon- 
 
 don, 1869. 12°. 4827.03 
 
 Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 130, 1869 (Molecular science). 
 
 — Personal recollections. With selections from cor- 
 
 respondence. Boston, 1874. 8°. ... 3163.30 
 Somerville (Thomas). History of political transac- 
 tions, and of parties, from the restoration of 
 Charles n. to the death of king William. Lon- 
 don, 1792. 4° 478.14 
 
 — History of Great Britain during the reign of queen 
 
 Anne. With a dissertation concerning the dan- 
 ger of the protestant succession. Lon., 1798. 4°. 
 
 — My own life and times, 1741-1814. L, 1861. 8°. 
 
 Reviewed in Blackwood, v. 90 ; N. A. rev., Oct., 1861. 
 Somerville (Wm.) Hobbinol, field sports, and the 
 Bowling Green. London, 1813. 4°. . . 1687.30 
 
 — Poems. Life, by S. Johnson. Ed. by A Chalmers. [In his 
 
 English poets, v. 11. 1810.] ......... 1626.11 
 
 — Select poems. Ed. by R. Walsh [In Sanibrd (E.) and Walsh 
 
 (R.) British poets, v. 17. 1819.] 1691.17 
 
 — Johnson (S.) Lives of the poets, v. 2 3263.02 
 
 Sommerfeldt (Hakon A.) Construction of ships. 
 
 London, 1860-61. 16° 4517.27 
 
 Somnambulism. See Animal magnetism (p. 28). 
 Somainm Scipionis. See Cicero (M. T.) Republic, book vl. 
 Somnolism. See Animal magnetism (p. 28). 
 
 Song-book (The). See Hullah (John) 1661.20 
 
 Song of Italy. See Swinburne (A. C.) 1867 1692.07 
 
 Song-tide aud other poems. See Marston (P. B.) 1871. 1665.17 
 Songs. See I»oetry (Songs, p. 907). 
 Songs before sunrise. See Swinburne (A. C.) 1876. . . 1692.11 
 Songs for the sorrowing. By H.N. N. Y., 1861. 12". .1645.02 
 Songs from the dramatists. See Bell (R.) 1855. . . . 1611.28 
 Songs from the old dramatists. See Richardson (A. S.) 1681.12 
 Songs from the Southern seas. See O'Reilly (J. B.) . . 1671.35 
 
 Songs of Italy. See Miller ( Joaquin ) 1665.35 
 
 Songs of religion and life. See Blackie (J. S.) . . . 1611.38 
 Songs of many seasons. See Holmes (O. W.) . . . .1653.11 
 Songs of our youth. See Craik (D. M. Muloch). . . .1566.20 
 Songs of summer. See Stoddard {R. H.) 1857. . . .1667.12 
 
 Songs of the Sierras. See Miller (Joaquin). ..... 1665.32 
 
 Songs of the sun-lands. See Miller (Joaquin) 1665.33 
 
 Songs of the war (French and German), with the 
 
 original words and Engl, transl. L, 1870. 4°. 
 Songs of three centuries. See Whittier I J. Q.) . . . .1695.38 
 Songstresses of Scotland. See Tytler (Sarah) and Watson (J. L.) 
 Sonnets. See Poetry (Sonnets, p. 908). 
 Sonntag (August). Notes and illustrations of Popocatepetl. [In 
 
 Smith, contrib., v. 11] 3937.11 
 
 — Observations on terrestrial magnetism in Mexico. [In Smith. 
 
 contrib., v. 11] 3937.11 
 
 Sonrel (L.) The bottom of the sea. Tr. by E. Kich. 
 
 London, 1870. 16°. 4825.14 
 
 Sons of liberty in New York. See Dawson (H. B.) . . 576.22 
 Sontag( Henrietta, comtesse de Rossi). Life, with sketches by Sol- 
 do, H. Berlioz, and others. N. Y., 1852. 8". . . 3161.36 
 
 — Clayton [E. C.) Queens of song 3266.10 
 
 Sopert (Ebenezer). History of the christian church 
 
 to Constantino, [a. d. 364]. L., 1863. 8°. 3417.02 
 Sophia (St.) See St. Sophia [Mosque of). 
 
 Sophisms of free trade. See Byles (J. S.) 6912.17 
 
 Sophistes. See Plato. 
 
 Sophists. See Philosophy (Ancient, p. 862). 
 Sophocles. [Life and works : outlined] by C W 
 Collins. Edin., 1871. 16° 1743.22 
 
 — (Ed i pus Tyrannus. A free translation, [by T 
 
 Maurice]. London, 1822. 8° 1743.21 
 
 — [(Edipus Tyrannus, Antigone.] Tr. by T. Frank- 
 
 lin. Ed. by B. Walsh. [British poets, v. 50. 1823.] 
 
 — Tragedies. A new transl., with biogr. essay, by E. 
 
 H. Plumptre. 2 v. London, 1865. 12°. . 1743.19 
 Contents: v. 1. Life and writings of Sophocles. CEdipus 
 the king. CEdipus at Colonus. Antigone. 2. Electra. The 
 maidens of Trachis [Trachinias]. Aias [Ajax]. Philootetos. 
 Fragments. 
 
 — Tragedies : in English prose. Oxford transl. Lon- 
 
 don, Bohn, 1849. 12° 1744.01 
 
 — Tragedies. From the Greek, by T. Franklin. With 
 
 dissertation on ancient Greek tragedy. New 
 
 York, 1852. 18°. 1744.02 
 
 Same. New ed. London, 1793. 8°. . . 1743.23 
 
 — [Tragedies. Greek text.] With English notes, by 
 
 E. H. M. Blaydes, v. 1. London, 1859. 8°. [Long's 
 Bibl. classica.] 7763.10 
 
 — Tragoedi;e et fragmenta [ex. nova recensione G. 
 
 Dindorfii. Transl. Brunckii reformavit L. Ben- 
 loew ; fragmenta explicuit E. A. I. Ahrens]. Gr. 
 et lat. cum indicibus. Parisiis, Didot, 1856. 8°. 
 
 — De Quincey (T.) The Antigone. [In his Note book, 1855 ; p. 
 
 137-177 2522.17 
 
 — Philological museum, v. 2, 1833 ; p. 183-537 (On the irony of S.) 
 
 See also Bibl. sacra, July, 1860, Jan., 1861 (2 art. on the 
 theology of Sophocles, by W. S. Tyler) ; Fortnightly rev., 
 Sept., 1875 (Sophocles, by J. A. Symonds); Macmillan, 
 Nov., 1872 (Genius of S. by R. C. Jebb); Nat. qu. rev., v. 
 13, 1866 ; Westm. rev., V. 99, 1873 ; p. 1-36. 
 
 Sorby (H. C.) Microscopes. [In South Kensington science lee" 
 tures, V. 1, 1878 ; p. 193-215]. 3906.11 
 
 Sordello. See Browning (K.) 1861 1623.05 
 
 Sorel (Agnes). See Biography (p. 200). 
 
 Sorelli (Guido). My confessions to Silvio Pellico. 
 London, 1837. 12° 3164.15 
 
 Sorrento work. Hope (A.) Manual of Sorrento and 
 inlaid work for amateurs. 1876. . . . 1466.18 
 
 Sorrow. See Biblical and religious lit. (Consolation in affliction, 
 p. 82) ;— Poetry (Consolatory poetry, p. 905) ; also Jacox (F.) 
 Toil as a boon to sorrow. [In his Cues, etc.] . . . 2532.30 
 
 Soteropoulos (S. ) The brigands of the Morea ; a 
 narrative of [his] captivity. From the Greek, 
 by J. O. Bagdon. 2 v. London, 1868. 12°. 992.11 
 
 Sotheby (Samuel Leigh). Principia typographica, 
 the block-books issued during the 15th century, 
 considered in connection with the origin of 
 printing ; with an attempt to elucidate the char- 
 acter of the paper marks of the period. 3 v. Lon- 
 don, 1858. 4° 2767.02 
 
 — Bamblings in the elucidation of the autograph of 
 
 Milton. London, 1861. fol 2757.12 
 
 Sotheran (Charles). Percy Bysshe Shelley as a phi- 
 losopher and reformer. N. Y, 1876. 8°. 3163.33 
 Sotheran (Henry) & Co. Catalogue of books on sale. 
 
 London, 1877. 12°. . 2713.32 
 
 Sothera (Edward Askew). Fontaine (F O. de). Birds 
 of a feather flock together, or talks with Soth- 
 era. 1878 1715.11 
 
 Soto (Hernando de). See Biography (p. 200). 
 
 Soul (The). See Biblical and religious literature (Soul, p. 101) ; 
 
 (Future life, p. 88 ;— and passim);— also Biology (p. 216);— 
 
 Medicine (Mental physiology and psychology, p. 762);— 
 Philosophy (Systematic works, p. 852 ;— Materialism, p. 
 858 ;— Mental physiology, p. 859 ;— Moral philosophy, p. 859 ; 
 and passim). 
 
 Soul in nature. See Oersted (H. C.) 3911.02 
 
 Soul (The); its sorrow and its aspirations. See Newman (F. W.) 
 Soul of thiugs ; psychometric researches. See Denton (Wm.) 
 Soul's journey. Tr. by S. J. D. [In Journal of spec, philos., Jan., 
 
 April, 1877.] 6112.11 
 
 Soul's life (The). See Garbett (G.) . . . . . • .. 3551.11 
 Soule" (Frank), Gihon (J. H.) and Nisbet (J.) An- 
 nals of San Francisco ; [with] summary of the 
 history of California. New York, 1855. 8°. 595.15 
 Soule (Bichard). Dictionary of English synonymes 
 and parallel expressions. B., 1871. 8°. 6434.00 
 _ and Campbell (Loomis J.) Pronouncing hand- 
 book of words often mispronounced. B., 1873. 32°. 
 
 — and Wheeler (Wm. A.) Manual of English pro- 
 
 nunciation and spelling, B., 1880. 12°. . 6432.34 
 
 S£L#MiCM^<S!V> . .2532.12 
 Sounds from toe secret chambers. See Redden (L. C.) 1681.26 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order." giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER 
 
1006 
 
 SOULIE -SOUTHEY 
 
 Soulie (Frederic). Diane et Louise. Paris, 1859. 12°. 
 
 — Julie. Paris, 1856. 18° 7038.18 
 
 — Le bananier. Eulalie Pontois. P., 1858. 12°. 7038.14 
 
 — Le oomte de Foix. Paris, 1861.12°. . .7038.15 
 
 — Le comte de Toulouse. Paris, 1859. 12°. . 7038.16 
 
 — Le lion amoureux. La femme d'un Busse. Les 
 
 drames invisibles. Marguerite Lambrun. L'art 
 de dire non. Le bas-bleu, etc. Nouv. e'd. Paris. 
 1870. 12° 7038.24 
 
 — Le magnetiseur. Paris, 1857. 18°. . . . 7038.19 
 
 — Les aventures de Saturnin Fichet, ou la conspira- 
 
 tion de laKouarie. 2 v. Paris, 1860. 12°. 7038.12 
 
 — Les memoires du Diable. Nouv. e'd. 3 v. 1869. 8°. 
 
 — Les quatre sceurs. Nouv. e'd. P., 1864. 12°. 7038.23 
 Source and remedy of the national difficulties, deduced from 
 
 political economy, in a letter to lord John Russell. Lon- 
 don, 1821. 8° In 6721.05 
 
 Sources of standard English. See Oliphant (T. L. K.) .'6432.11 
 
 South Carolina. See Countries (p. 369). 
 
 South (Robert, D. D.) Sermons. With a memoir 
 and index. 2 v. London, 1855. 8°. . . 3598.21 
 
 — Lake(W. C.) South. [In St. James' lectures. 1877.] 3292.31 
 
 — Matthews ( W.) Hours with men and books, 1877. . 2636.11 
 
 See also Quar. rev., v. 124, 1868; and ref. in Allibone, v. 2; 
 
 Whipple (E. P.) S's Sermons. [In his Essays, v. 1.] 2646.06 
 South (Simeon, Esq.), pseud. See McGregor (J.) . . . . 945.19 
 South America. See Countries (America, South, p. 369). 
 South American pilot. Pt. 2. London, 1875. 8°. 
 
 Contents : Pt. 2. King (P. P.) and Fitzroy (R.) Magellan 
 
 strait, Tierra del Fuego, and west coast of S. America to 
 
 Panama bay, including the Galapagos islands. 7th ed. 1875. 
 
 South and North. See Abbott (J. S. C.) 1113.03 
 
 South Kensington museum. Art hand-books. Ed. by 
 
 W. Maskell. N. Y. [London], 1876-79. 8°. 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Ohampeaux (A. de). Tapestry. 1878 1473.17 
 
 Engel (C.) Musical instruments. 1876. , . . 1561.37 
 
 Fortnum (C. D. E.) Maiolica. 1876. ... . 1453.09 
 
 Industrial arts. Historical sketches. 1876. . . . 1453.13 
 
 Maskell (W.) Ivories, ancient and mediaeval. 1876. . .1443.38 
 
 Nesbitt (A.) Glass. 1879 3932.60 
 
 Pollen (J. H.) Furniture, ancient and modern. 1876. .1453.15 
 Redgrave (R.) Manual of design. 1876. . . 1443.38 
 
 Riano (J. F,) Industrial arts in Spain. 1879. . . . 1453.26 
 
 Bock (D.) Textile fabrics. 1876 . 3931.63 
 
 Smith (R. M.) Persian art. 1877 1451.16 
 
 — Conference held in connection with the special 
 
 loan collection of scientific apparatus, 1876. 
 Physics and mechanics. N. Y., 1877. 12°. 4023.21 
 
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 Singer. London, 1858. 16°. 6216.11 
 
 Spence (James). The American Union ; with inquiry 
 
 into secession as a constitutional right, and the 
 
 cause of the disruption. 3d ed. London, 1862. 8°. 
 Spence (Wm.) Introduction to entomology. See Kirby (Wm.) 
 
 and Spence (Wm.) 4823.06 
 
 — Tracts on political economy. London, 1822. 8°. . . 6927.23 
 Spencer. See also Spenser. 
 
 Spencer (Ambrose). A narrative of Andersonville. 
 New York, 1866. 12°. 643.22 
 
 Spencer (Albert J.) Book of comic speeches and hu- 
 morous recitations. New York, 1867. 16°. 6331.11 
 
 Spencer (Charles Child). Art of playing the piano- 
 forte. London, 1853. 16° 1561.03 
 
 — Practical treatise on music. L., 1858. 16°. 1561.02 
 Spencer (Capt. Edmund). Fall of the Crimea. Lon- 
 don, 1854. 8° 554.10 
 
 — Germany from the Baltic to the Adriatic ; or, 
 
 Prussia, Austria, and Venetia, with reference to 
 the late war. London, 1867. 12°. . . 965.20 
 
 — Travels in Circassia. 2 v. L, 1839. 8°. . 995.03 
 
 — Travels in European Turkey. 2 v. L., 1851. 8°. 994.05 
 
 — Travels in France and Germany in 1865 and 1866. 
 
 2 v. London, 1866. 12° 961.11 
 
 — Turkey, Kussia, Black Sea, and Circassia. Lon- 
 
 don, 1835. 8° 992.14 
 
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 Spenceriana 2745.12 
 
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 4 of the Principles of sociology. New York, 
 1880. 12° 5416.19 
 
 Note. — Publ. in whole or part in Pop. sci. mo., v. 12. 
 
 — Comparative psychology of man. [In Pop. science monthly, 
 
 Jan.,1876.] ^ 
 
 — The Data of ethics. N. Y., 1879. 12°. . . 5416.27 
 
 Contents : Conduct in general. Evolution of conduct. 
 Good and bad conduct. Ways of judging conduct. The 
 physical view. Psychological view. Sociological view. 
 Relativity of pains and pleasures. Egoism vs. altruism. 
 Altruism vs. egoism. Trial and compromise. Conciliation. 
 Absolute ethics and relative ethics. The scope of ethics. 
 
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 1879, and by J. McCosh, in Princeton rev., Nov., 1879. 
 
 — Descriptive sociology ; or, groups of sociological 
 
 facts. Compiled and abstracted by D. Duncan, 
 R. Scheppig, and J. Collier. English, by J. 
 Collier. N. Y., [1874.1 fol. (No. 1. Div. m. 
 Pt. 1-C.) A.37.07 
 
 Same. Ancient Mexicans, Central Americans, 
 
 Chibchas, and ancient Peruvians. Compiled and 
 abstracted by B. Scheppig. N. Y., 1874. fol. (No. 
 2. Div. it. Pt. 1-B.) A.37.07 
 
 Same. Types of lowest races, Negritto races, 
 
 and Malayo-Polynesian races. Compiled and ab- 
 stracted by prof. David Duncan. N. Y., 1874. fol. 
 (No. 3. Div. l Pt. 1-A) A. 37, 08 
 
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SPENCER: (Herbert) 
 
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 Same. African races. Compiled and abstracted 
 
 by prof. David Duncan. N. Y., 1875. fol. (No 4 
 Diy. i. Pt. 2-A.) A.37.08 
 
 Same. Asiatic races. Compiled and abstracted 
 
 by prof. David Duncan. N. Y, 1876. fol. (No 5 
 Div. i. Pt. 3-A.) a.37.09 
 
 — — North and South American races. Compiled and 
 
 abstracted by prof. David Duncan. N. Y 1876 
 fol. (No. 6. Div. i. Pt. 4-A.) .... A.37.09 
 
 — Education : intellectual, moral, and physical 
 
 New York, 1861. 12° f 5514.07 
 
 — Essays, scientific, political, and speculative 2 v 
 
 London, 1858-64. 8° 2513.19 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Nebular hypothesis, v. 2. 
 Parlimentary reform, v. J. 
 Prison ethics, v. 2. 
 Progress : law and cause, v. 1. 
 Railway morals and polioy, v. 1 . 
 Representative government 
 
 v. 2. 
 Science (Genesis of), v. 1. 
 Science (Philosophy of), v. 1. 
 Social organism (The), v. 2. 
 Style (Philosophy of), v. 1. 
 Transcendental physiology, v. 1 . 
 
 scientific, political, and speculative. 3 v 
 London, 1868-74. 8° 2547.23 
 
 Bain on the emotions and the 
 
 will, v. 2. 
 Geology (Illogical), v. 2. 
 Haythorne papers, v. 1. 
 Laughter (Physiology of ), v. 2. 
 Legislation (Over), v. 1. 
 Manners and fashions, v. 1. 
 Money and banks (State- 
 
 tamperings with), v. 2. 
 Morals of trade, v. 2. 
 Music (Origin and function 
 
 of), v. 2. 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Animal worship (Origin of), v. 3. 
 Anthromorphism (Use of), v. 1. 
 Architectural types (Sources 
 
 of), v. 1. 
 Bain on the emotions and the 
 
 will, v. 1. 
 Beauty (Personal), v. 2. 
 Beauty (Use and), v. 1. 
 Classification of the sciences, 
 
 v. 3. 
 " Collective wisdom (The)",v.3. 
 Comte (Reasons for dissenting 
 . from the philosophy of), v. 1. 
 Criticisms (Replies to), v. 3. 
 Development hypothesis, v. 1. 
 Electricity (What is) ? v. 3. 
 Geology (Illogical), v. 1. 
 Gracefulness, v. 2. 
 Laughter (Physiology of), v. 1. 
 Laws in genera), v. 3. 
 Legislation (Over), v. 2. 
 Manners and fashions, v. 1. 
 Martineau on evolution, v. 3. 
 
 Mill vs. Hamilton — the test of 
 truth, v. 2. 
 
 Money and banks (State tam- 
 perings with), v. 2 . 
 
 Morals of trade, v. 2. 
 
 Music (Origin and functions 
 
 Of), V. 1. 
 
 Nebular hypothesis, v. 1. 
 
 Parliamentary reform : dan- 
 gers and safe guards, v. 2. 
 
 Political fetichism, v. 3, 
 
 Prison ethics, v. 2. 
 
 Progress : its law and cause, 
 v. 1. 
 
 Bailway morals and policy, v. 1. 
 
 Representative government, 
 v. 2. 
 
 Science (Genesis of), v. 1. 
 
 Social organism (The), v. 1, 
 
 Specialized administration, v.:;. 
 
 Style (Philosophy of), v. 1. 
 
 Sun (Constitution of the), v. 3. 
 
 Use and beauty, v. 1. 
 
 — First principles of a new system of philosophy. 
 
 2d ed. N. Y., 1869. 12° 5416.13 
 
 Contents :— Pt. 1, The unknowable (p. 3-126) : Religion and 
 science, ultimate religious ideas, ultimate scientific ideas, 
 the relativity of all knowledge, the reconciliation, Pt. 2, 
 Laws of the knowabk (p. 127-503) : Laws in general ; Law 
 of evolution ; Causes of evolution ; Space, time, matter, 
 motion, and force ; Indestructibility of matter; Continuity 
 of motion ; Persistence of force ; Correlation and equiva- 
 lence of forces ; Direction and rhythm of motion ; Insta- 
 bility of the homogeneous ; The multiplication of effects ; 
 Differentiation and integration ; Equilibration ; Sum- 
 mary. 
 
 — Illustrations of universal progress ; a series of dis- 
 
 cussions. New York, 1864. 12°. . , .2543.16 
 Contents .'—Progress : its law and cause. Manners and 
 fashion. Genesis of science. Physiology of laughter. 
 Origin and 'function of music. Nebular hypothesis. Bain 
 on the emotions and the will. Illogical geology. Develop- 
 ment hypothesis. Social organism. Use and beauty. 
 Sources of architectural types. Use of anthropomorphism. 
 
 — Letter showing his antagonism to Comte. [In New Eng- 
 
 ender, v. 23, 1864, p. 169-172.] 
 
 — Martineau on evolution. [In Contemp. rev., v. 20, 1872 ; 
 
 p. U1-155.J 
 
 — Mill vs. Hamilton. [In Forto. rev., v. 1, 1865.] 
 
 — Principles of biology. 2 v. N. Y, 1866-67. 8°. 
 
 Contents :— v. 1. Data of biology (p. 3-106) : forces, defini- 
 tion,* correspondence, degree, and scope. Induction 
 (p. 107-330) : growth, development, function, waste and re- 
 pair, adaptation, individuality, genesis, heredity, variation, 
 classification, distribution. The evolution of life (p. 331-476). 
 
 2. Morphological development (p. 3-220). Physiological de- 
 velopment (p. 221-390). Laws of multiplication (p. 391-510). 
 Appendices: Substitution of axial for foliar organs in plants 
 (p. 511-516) ; Criticism on Owen's theory of Ihe vertebrate 
 skeleton (p. 517-535) ; On circulation and the formation of 
 wood in plants (p. 536-566). 
 
 Note Reviewed in Westm. rev., v. 84, 1866; N. A. rev., 
 
 v. 107, 1868 (by P. E. Abbot). 
 
 — Principles of psychology. Lon., 1855. 8°. 5416.21 
 
 B o [Neatly enlarged.] 2 v. N. Y., 1871-73. 
 
 8 5416.16 
 
 Condensed contents .-v. 1. Data of psychology (p. 1-129): 
 £™Z y T S By , St Ti an<1 sc °P e of PsyoSology. Inductions 
 of psychology (p 145-290): Substance of mind ; Composi- 
 tion of mind ; The feelings, associability of feelings; and 
 Jjk -T B na,t eUns - Measures and pains. General 
 synthesis (p. 291-394) : Life and mind as correspondence • 
 Of correspondence as direct and homogeneous-as direct 
 but neterogeueous-as extending in space-as extending in 
 time-as increasing in specialty— as increasing in gener- 
 ality—as increasing in complexity— their co-ordination— 
 ™. i *^J e B™'K>n— their totality- Special synthesis (p. 395- 
 506): Nature, law, and growth of intelligence; reflex action • 
 instinct ; memory ; reason ; the feelings ; the will.' 
 Physical synthesis (p. 607-629) : A further interpretation 
 needed ; the genesis of nerves and of nervous systems ; 
 •functions and laws ; evidenoe from normal and from ab- 
 normal variations. 
 
 2. Special analysis (p. 3-304; : Of reasoning ; classifica- 
 tion, naming, and recognition ; of perception ; of con- 
 sciousness. General analysis (p. 305-506) : The final ques- 
 tion—subject and object: words of metaphysicians; real- 
 ism versus idealism ; universal postulate for knowledge 
 and belief [viz. • that a belief which is proved by the incon- 
 ceivableneBs of negation to invariably exist, is true '1 
 Corollaries (p. 607-648) : special psychology ; classification ; 
 developments of conceptions ; language of the emotions ; 
 sociality and sympathy ; egoistic sentiments; ego-altruistic 
 sentiments ; altruistio sentiments ; aesthetic sentiments. 
 Note — This work is elaborately reviewed and analyzed 
 by St. George Mivart, who • minutely examines each sec- 
 tion of every chapter ', in the Dublin review for Oct., 1874 
 July, 1875, Jan., Apl., 1877, Jan., Oct., 1878, Jan., Apl„ 
 1879, Jan., 1880. Also reviewed in New Englander, July, 
 1873 (by P. P. Bowne). 
 
 — Principles of sociology, v. 1-2, 1st portion. New 
 
 York, 1877-79. 8° 5416.18 
 
 Note.— Contents, see Social science (p. 1000). 
 
 — Railway morals and railway policy. L., 1855. 16°. 
 
 — Recent discussions in science, philosophy, and 
 
 morals. New York, 1871. 12° 2543.17 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Comte (Reasons for dissenting 
 
 from the philos. of). 
 Morals and moral sentiments. 
 Science (Genesis of). 
 [In Fortn. rev., Nov., Dec, 1873 ; and 
 
 Animal worship. 
 Classification of the sciences, 
 
 with postcript. 
 Laws in general. 
 — Replies to criticisms 
 
 Pop. science monthly, Feb., Men., 1874.] 
 
 — Social statics. London, 1851. 8°. . . 5814.01 
 
 Note. For Contents, see Social science (p. 1000). It is un- 
 derstood that the author no longer holds various views 
 enunciated in this work. 
 
 — Spontaneous generation and the hypothesis of 
 
 physiological units. New York, 1870. 8°. 4712.16 
 
 — Study of sociology. New York, 1874. 12°. . 5812.24 
 
 Note. — For Contents, see Social Bcience (p. 1000). First 
 appeared in whole or part in Pop. sci. monthly, beginning 
 with v. 1. 
 
 Reviewed in Brit. qu. rev., Jan., 1876. 
 
 — System of synthetic philosophy, v. 1-7. New York, 
 
 1866-80. 8°. 5416.13 
 
 1. First principles. 2d ed. 2. Principles of biology, 2 v. 
 3. Principles of psychology. 2 v. 4. Principles of soci- 
 ology. 3 v. [when completed], 5. Principles of morality. 
 2 v. [when completed]. 
 
 — Thoughts on education. [In Barnard (H.) English pedagogy.] 
 
 Note.— Repr. from his ' Education.' 
 
 — Birke (T. B.) Modern physical fatalism, an exam. 
 
 of Spencer's First principles. 1876. . . 3522.27 
 
 — Bowne (B. P. ) Philos. of H. S. : an examination 
 
 of the First principles. 1874 5411.24 
 
 Note.— An extension of articles publ. in the New Eng- 
 lander, Jan., 1872 (Laws of the unknowable) ; Jan., 1873 
 (LawB of the knowable) ; and add. chapters on ' evolution ', 
 'principles of psychology ', * the theistic argument'. 
 
 — Cairnes (J. E.) Spencer on social evolution ■ adverse criti- 
 
 cism ; with note by H. S. [In Fortnightly, Jan., Feb., 1875.] 
 
 — Mske (J.) Outlines of cosmic philos. 2 v. 1875. 
 
 Note. — Contains ' a somewhat complete outline sketch of 
 the new philosophy,' but not a mere 'reproduction of 
 Spencer's thoughts.' Reviewed in New Englander, July, 
 1875 (by M. Stuart Phelps); and iu Fortn. rev. June, 1875 
 (by F. Pollock). 
 
 Harris ( W. T.) Herbert Spencer. [In Journal of spec, philos., 
 
 V. 1, 1867 ; r>. 6-22.] 
 
 Sutton {R. H.) H. Spencer on moral intuitions and moral 
 
 sentiments. [In Contemp. rev., July, 1871.] 
 
 Martineau (J.) Science, nescience and faith. [In his Essays, 
 
 V. 1, 1866 ; p. 171-213.] 2535.17 
 
 Note.— Repr. from Nat. rev., v. 15, 1862. 
 
 Ribot {Th.) In his English psychology, 1873. . . . 6426.11 
 
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 — Wright (CM A physical theory of the universe (N. A. rev., 
 
 July, 1864). In his Philos. discussions, 1877. . . 6418.12 
 Philosophy of H. S. [In N. A. rev., Apl., 1866.] 
 
 — Toumans (E. L.) Herbert Spencer and his reviewers. 
 
 [In Christian exam., March, 1867; p. 200-223];— H. S. and 
 the doctrine of evolution [In Pop. eci. monthly, Nov., 
 1874; p. 20-48];— H. S.'s. evolutionary philos. [In N. A. 
 rev., Oct., 1879.] 
 
 See also Brit. qu. rev., Oct., 1873 (Herbert Spencer); 
 Ohris. examiner, May, 1862 (Spencer's reconciliation of 
 science and religion); Mch., 1866 (Positivism in theology, 
 byF. E. Abbot); New Englander, Oct., 1863 (H. S. on ulti- 
 mate religious ideas, by J. E. Barnes); Jan., 1875 (H. S-'s. 
 proposed reconciliation between science and religion, by 
 S. Adams); Apl., 1875 (Mod. philos. and the theory of evo- 
 lution, by S. Adams); July, 1875 (Metaphysics of evolution, 
 by S. Adams); Oct., 1875 (On the value of empirical gener- 
 alization, by S. Adams); Jan., 1876 (Empirical dissent from 
 S.'s philos., by S. Adams); Princeton rev., Mch., 1878 (Evo- 
 lution from mechanical force, byL. P. Hickok); Quar. rev., 
 Oct., 1873 (Herbert Spencer); Pop. sci. monthly, March, 
 1876 (Biogr. sketch of H. S.) 
 
 Spencer (Ichabod Smith', D.B.) Discourses on sac- 
 ramental occasions. N. Y., 1861. 12°. . 3593.15a 
 
 — Sermons. 2 v. N. Y., 1855. 12°. . . . .3593.14 
 
 — Pastor's sketches. 2 v. N. Y., 1855. 12°. . 3593.16 
 Spencer (Jesse Ames, D.D.) Course of English read- 
 ing. Based on the manual of J. Pycroft. New 
 York, 1873. 12° 2751.26 
 
 — The East ; travels in Egypt and the Holyland. 
 
 New York, 1850. 12° 1052.10 
 
 — History of the United States. [To 1857. ] 3 v. New 
 
 York, 1858. 4° 578.01 
 
 — Sketch of the history of the P. E. church in the TJ. S. of Amer- 
 
 ica. [With Perry (G. G.) History of the church of Eng- 
 land. New York, 1879. 12°.] 3444.23 
 
 Spencer (John). Things new and old, or a storehouse 
 of illus. Ed. by J. G. Pilkington. L., 1867. 1.8°. 
 
 Spencer (Joseph), Tables showing the course of 
 money, corn, and cotton, monthly from 1836. 
 New and enlarged ed. L., 1871. 24°. . . 5911.11 
 
 Spencer (Piatt K.) Compendium of Spencerian or 
 semi-angular penmanship. N. Y., 1866. obi. 18°. 
 
 Spencer, (Jfass.) See Countries, etc. (p. 871). 
 
 Spender (Edward). Pjord, Isle, and Tor. L., 1870. 12°. 
 
 Spenser. See also Spencer. 
 
 Spenser (Edmund). Poetical works. With notes by 
 P. J. Child. 5 v. Boston, 1855. 16°. .1686.16 
 Contents. 
 V. 1-4. Memoir. Faerie Queene. 4 Faerie Queene, 
 cont'd. Miscellanies : Shepheards calendar ; Colin Clouts 
 come home again ; Astrophel. 5. Miscellanies — Com- 
 plaints : Ruiues of time ; Teares of the muses : Virgils 
 gnat ; Prosopopoia, or mother Hubberds tale : Buines of 
 Eome, by Bellay ; Muiopotmos, or the fate of the butter- 
 flie ; Visions of the worlds vanitie ; the Visions of Bellay ; 
 the Visions of Petrarch. Daphnaida. Amoretti. Epitha- 
 lamion. Prothalamion. Fowre hymnes. Epigrams. Son- 
 nets. Variations from orig. editions. Two letters from 
 Spenser to Harvey. Index of proper names. 
 
 Poetical works. [With life by J. Mitford.) 5 v. London 
 
 1852. 16" 1621.12 
 
 — Poems. Ed. with life, by A. Chalmers. [In O's Engl, poets 
 
 v. 3. 1810.1 ■ ■ • . 1626.03 
 
 — Select poems. Ed. by E. Sanford. [In Sanford (E.) and 
 
 Walsh (B.) Brit, poets, v. 2, 1819.] 1691.02 
 
 — The shepherd's calendar. [With Latin transl. by 
 
 T. Bathurst.] London, 1732. 8°. . . . 1686.15 
 
 — View of the state of Ireland, in 1596. Dublin, 
 
 1809. 8°. [In Ancient Irish histories, v. 1.] 495.03 
 «®-For numerous biogr. and critical essays on Edmund 
 Spenser, see Biography (p. 200) ; also the following, viz — 
 
 — Church (R. W.) Spenser. 1879 1686.24 
 
 — Ellis {A. J.) In his Early Eng. pronunciation, pt. 3. 1871- 
 
 p. 847-871. 
 
 — Maurice (F. D.) Spencer's • Faerie queene '. [In his Friendship 
 
 of books, 1874 ; p. 216-243.] ......... 2535.19 
 
 See also Cornhill mag., June, 1879, or Littell, June 28 
 1879 (Heroines of S„ by E. Dowden) ; Fortn. rev., v. 11 1869 
 S's Hobinol, by H. Morley) ; and the histories of English 
 literature by Craik, Morley, and others (p. 705-6 of Cat ) 
 Spencsr society. Publications, v. 1-27. Lon- 
 
 don, 1867-79. 4° and /oZ. 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Heywo'od (J.) Proverbs and epigrams 
 Bepr. from ed . of 1562 and collated with the second, 1566 ed. 
 1867. 
 
 2, 3, 4. Taylor (J , the water poet). Works comprised in 
 the folio ed. of 1630. 1869. 
 
 5. Zepheria. Bepr. from ed. of 1594. 1869. 
 
 6. Watson (T.) Ekatomeathia, or passionate centurie of 
 love. Bepr. from ed. of 1581. 
 
 • 7 ; - 1 ?' 19, 21, 25, Ta yl° r ( J -. *e water poet). Works not 
 included in the folio vol. of 1630. l-6th collections, 1870-78. 
 
 8. Robinson (0.) and otlters. Handefull of pleasant 
 delites. . Bepr. from ed. of 1584. 1871. 
 
 9, 10, 11. Wither (G.) Juvenilia : poems. Collections 
 of 1626, 1633. 3 v. 1871. 
 
 12, 13, 16, 18, 22, 24. Wither (G.) Miscellaneous 
 works. l-6th collections. 1872-78. 
 
 14, see 7, 15. Kendall (T.) Flowers of epigrammes. 1874. 
 
 16*eel2. 17. Bodenham (J.) Belvidere or the garden of 
 the muses. Bepr. from ed. of 1600. 1875. 
 
 18. see 12. 19. see 7. 
 
 20. Churchyard (T.) The Worthines of Wales. Bepr. 
 framed, of 1587. 1876. 
 
 21. see 7. 22, see 12. 23. Eouse (F.) Thule, or virtues 
 historic. 1878. 
 
 24. see 12. 25. see 7. 26-27. Wither (G.) Halelviah, or 
 Britans second remembrancer. 2 v. 1879. 
 Spermatorrhoea. See Medicine (Spermatorrhoea, p. 766). 
 Sphinx (The). 
 
 — De Quincey (T.) The sphinx'B riddle. [In his Memorials, v. 2 
 
 1856 ; p. 235-255 2522.14 
 
 — Schlegel (Prof.) Hist, of the elephant and sphinx. (In Class. 
 
 journal, v. 30, p. 209 ; v. 31, p. 42.] See also descriptive 
 works on Egypt. 
 
 Spicer (Henry). Sights and sounds ; hist, of Amer. 
 ' spirit ' manifestations. L., 1853. 8°. . 3815.09 
 
 Spider spinnings, or, adventures in insect-land. 
 London, [1870.] 16°. 4822.16 
 
 Spiders. See Insects (Spiders, p. 646); also illus. articles by C. 
 Taylor and by B. M. Wilder, in v. 21, 22, and 34 of Harper's 
 monthly. 
 
 Spielhagen (Friedrich). Gesammelte Werke. Neue 
 
 Ausgabe. v. 1-12. Berlin, 1866-67. 12°. . 7127.01 
 
 Contents : v. 1-3. Problematische Naturen. 4-6. Auf der 
 
 Dune. 7-9. Die von Hohenstein. 10-12. Durch Nacht 
 
 zum Licht. 
 
 fl®=*For English translations of his novels, see Fiction (p. 
 623). They are reviewed in Westm. rev., v. 90, 1868. 
 
 Spiers (Alexandre), and Surenne G.) * French and 
 English [and English and French] pronouncing 
 dictionary. Enl. by G. P. Quackenbos. New 
 York, 1865. 8° 6415.04 
 
 Spine and its diseases. See Medicine (Spine, p. 767). 
 
 Spineto (Marquis). Hieroglyphics and Egyptian an- 
 tiquities. London, 1845. 8° 1075.08 
 
 Spinola (J. J. De. V.) and Vernevil (F. T. A. C. de). 
 Original and condensed grammar of harmony, 
 counterpoint, and musical composition ; prece- 
 ded by the elements of music. London, 1850. 8°. 
 
 — Same. 2 v. London, 1851. 8° 1564.25 
 
 Spinoza (Baruch de). Benedict de Spinoza ; his life, 
 
 correspondence, and ethics. By R. Willis. Lon- 
 don, 1870. 8°. 5426.04 
 
 — (Euvres. Tr. par E. Saisset, avec une introd. crit- 
 
 ique. Nouv. ed. 3 v. Paris, 1861. 12°. . 5426.32 
 
 — Tractatus theologieo-politicus : a theological and 
 
 political treatise of freedom of thought and of 
 discussion. 2d ed. From the Latin. L., 1868. 8°. 
 
 — Adler(F.) Spinoza. [In his Creed and deed. 1877.] .3512.10 
 
 — Arnold (M.) Essays in criticism, 1865 ; p. 237-253. . 2612.13 
 
 Note.— Repr. from Macmillan's mag., Dec, 1863. 
 
 — Auerbach (B.) S. ; ein Deukerleben. 1863 7112.19 
 
 — Bowen (F.) [In his Modern philosophy. 1877.] . . . 6413.03 
 
 — Buchanan (J.) Spinozism. [In his Modern atheism.] 3525.09 
 
 — Froude (J. A.) Short studies, 1868 ; p. 274-324. . . . 2625.07 
 
 — Hitchcock (E. A.) Chapter comparing Swedenborg and Spi- 
 
 noza. [In his Swedenborg, etc. 1858.] ...... 3596.08 
 
 — Hoppus (Prof.) Psychology of S. {In Winslow's Jour, of psy. 
 
 med., v. 10, 1867.] 
 — Leilmitz (G. W.) Refutation of S. With remarks by 
 A. Foucher de Careil. 1855 5416.25 
 
 — Leifchild (J. R.) S. and panthism. [In his Higher ministry 
 
 of nature.] 3565.02 
 
 — Lewes (G. H.) In Fortn. rev., v. 4, 1866 ; Westm. rev., May, 
 
 1843 ; and in his History of philosophy, v. 2. 
 
 — Maccall (W.) Foreign biographies, v. 1, p. 299-320. .3265.21 
 
 — Maurice (F. D.) Moral and metaphysical philoB., v. 2, 1873 ; 
 
 p. 372-432 5424.19 
 
 — Prcvost-Paradol (L. A.) In his Essais, v. 2, 1863. . . 7048.08 
 
 — Renan (E.) Spinoza : 1677 and 1877. [In Contemp. rev., Apl., 
 
 1877, and New Englander, Nov., 1878.] 
 
 — Saisset (E.) Pantheism of Spinoza. [In his Essay on relig. 
 
 philos., V. 1, p. 92-168.] . .3588.09 
 
 — Ueberweg (F.) History of philos., v. 2, p. 65-78. . . . 6418.10 
 
 See also article by J. Downes in Eucycl. Britannica ; 
 Brit. qu. rev., Nov., 1848; Chris, exam., May, 1863, p. 
 315-337 (B. Spinoza, by C. B. D. Mills) ; Contem. rev.. Mar.. 
 1877 (S. the man and the philosopher, by A. B. Lee) ; May, 
 
 1877 (French thought and Spinozism, by Paul Janet); 
 Fortn. rev., May, 1873 (Scientific character of S'b philos. 
 by F. Pollock) ; Fraser's mag., v. 71, 1865 (French criticism 
 on S. ) ; Jan., 1878 (Spinozism : the religion of gladness, 
 by A. B. Lee) ; Journal of spec, philos., v. 9, 1875, p. 363-393 
 (S. by A. E. Kroeger) ; July, 1877 (Life and teachings of S., 
 by Q. S. Morris) ; Lond. qu. rev., Apl., 1877 ; Mind, v. 3, 
 
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 Radical, v. 2, 1867 (S. and his dootrine ; 2 art. by W. A. 
 Oram) ; Revue des deux mondes, 15 Jan. 1862 (S. et 
 Maimonide, la philos. des Juifs par E. Saisset) ; 15 oct. 
 1865 (Goethe et Spinoza, par E. Caro) ; 15 juillet 1867 
 (Spinoza et le Spinozisme, par P. Janet) ; Westm. rev., 
 v. 64, 1865 j Mind, July, 1879 (Lotsij oil S., by F. Pollock). 
 Splra (Francis) ; poems. See Friswell (J. H.) . . . .1643.23 
 Spirit of humanity, and the animal's friend ; extracts 
 from the productions of the enlightened and be- 
 nevolent. Albany, 1855. 12° 5825.19 
 
 Spirit of the public journals for 1823-5. Illus. by 
 Oruikshank. 3 v. London, 1821-26. 8°. . 6216.16 
 Spirit of seventy-six. *e Curtis {Mrs. A. W.) 1744.04 
 
 Spirit-rapper ; an autobiography. See Brownson (O. A.) 1854. 
 Spiritism as it is. 2d ed. Boston, 1859. 12°. . 3815.14 
 Spirits in prison (The). See Plumptre (E. H.) 1871. . . 3584-26 
 
 Spiritual despotism. See Taylor (Isaac). 1835 3612.10 
 
 Spiritual exercises. See Loyola (Ignatius). .... 3572.06 
 
 Spiritual heroes. See Stoughton (John). 1850 3435.16 
 
 Spiritual philosophy. See Green (J. H.) 2 v. 1865. . . 3555.24 
 Spiritual vampirism. See Webber (C. W.) 1853. . . . 3815.31 
 
 Spiritual wives. See Dixon (W. H.) 1868. ...... 6824.07 
 
 Spiritualism. 
 
 483- See oho Animal magnetism, mesmerism, somnam- 
 bulism, psychic force, etc. (p. 28) ; Biblical and religious 
 literature (Devil and evil spirits, p. 83) ; — Delusions (p. 411) ;— 
 Dreams (p. 426) ;— Folk-lore (p. 553) ;— Hallucinations 
 (p. 602) ;— Occult sciences (p. 823) ;— Supernaturalism;— 
 Superstitions; — Witchcraft. 
 
 — Baltou (Bev. A.) Exposition of spirit manifesta- 
 
 tions. 1853 3815.35 
 
 — Beard (G. if.) Physiology of mind reading. [In Pop. sci. 
 
 monthly, Feb., 1877.] 
 
 — Beecher (C.) Spiritual manifestations. 1879. 3812.51 
 
 Hot?. — Ascribes the phenomena to evil spirits. 
 
 — BriUan (S. B.) Psychometric perception j — apparitions, etc. 
 
 [In his Man and his relations. 1864 6438.03 
 
 — Brownson (0. A.) The spirit wrapper, an autobio- 
 
 graphy. 1854 3815.18 
 
 — Carpenter ( W. B.) Mesmerism, spiritualism, etc. 
 
 historically and scientifically considered. 1877. 
 Repr.with additions from Fraser's mag., Feb'y, Mch.,1877. 
 
 Fallacies of testimony in relation to the supernatural. 
 
 [JnContem. rev., Jan., 1876.] 
 
 Curiosities of credulity. [In Pop. science monthly, Sup- 
 plement, Feb., 1878.] 
 
 Psychological curiosities of spiritualism. [In Fraser's 
 
 mag., Nov., 1877 and Pop. science monthly. Supplement 
 Dec, 1877.] 
 
 A lesson from the radiometer. [In Nineteenth century, 
 
 v. 1, 1877.] 
 
 — Clarke (E. i£) Visions : a study of false sight 
 
 (pseudopial. 1878 3S12.48 
 
 — Clarke (T. E.) Trance and catalepsy. [In Hammond's Jour. 
 
 of psy. med., Oct., 1869 ; p. 647-666.] 
 
 ■ Experiments on hypnotism. [In Pop. science monthly, 
 
 June, 1876.] 
 
 — (Hose (Rev. F.) Table-turning not diabolical. 1853. 
 
 Note.— Replied to in Satanic agency and table-turning, 
 
 letter to F. C. L., 1853. 8° 3814.13 
 
 The testers tested ; table moving and talking 
 
 not diabolical. 1853 3814.13 
 
 — Cox (E. W.) The mechanism of man. Introd. to 
 
 mental physiology and psychology, v. 1-2. 
 
 1874-76 3812.39 
 
 Note.— Treats of somnambulism natural and artificial, 
 the psychic force, etc., to which the phenomena of spiritu- 
 alism are attributed. 
 
 — — Spiritualism answered by science. 1872. 3815.40 
 
 — Crookes ( W. ) Psychic force and modern spiritual- 
 
 ism. 1871 3814.33 
 
 Note.— For replies, see Pop. sci. rev., v. 10, 1871 (Mr. 
 Crooke's new psychic force, by J. P. Earwaker): v. 11 
 (Psychic force and psychic media, by J. P. Earwaker). 
 
 — — Researches in the phenomena of spiritualism. 
 
 1874 3817.39 
 
 Another lesson from the radiometer ; in reply to Carpen- 
 ter. [In Nineteenth century, v. 1, 1877.] 
 - Crosland (Mrs. N.) My experiences of spiritualism. 
 1857. . 3815.13 
 
 — Crowell (E. ) The identity of primitive Christianity 
 
 and modern spiritualism. 2 v. 1874. . . 3817.31 
 
 — Czcrmak (J.) Hypnotism in animals. [In Popular science 
 
 monthly, 2 art., Sept., Nov., 1873.] 
 
 — Davis (A. J. ) The approaching crisis ; review of 
 
 Bushnell on supernaturalism. 1852. . . 3817.36 
 
 Death and the after life. 1871. . . .3543.14 
 
 The fountain ; with jets of new meaning. 1871. 
 
 Magic staff ; an autobiogr. 5th ed. 1859. 3016.16 
 
 Memoranda of persons, places, and events, vis- 
 ions, etc. 1868 5815.14 
 
 Present age and inner life. 1869. . . 3815.11 
 
 Philos. of spiritual intercourse. 1853. . 381 7 37 
 
 Principles of nature. 1869 354315 
 
 A sacred book [of Arabula] containing old and 
 
 new gospels. 1873 3543 17 
 
 — De Morgan (Mrs. A.) From matter to spirit. Ten 
 
 years' experience in spirit manifestations. 18G3 
 
 — Bendy (W. C.) Philos. of mystery. 1874. 3813.06 
 
 — « Divinum humanum ' in creation. Spiritual re- 
 
 vealings. [anon.] 1809 3544.11 
 
 — Elam (O.) In his Physician's problems. 1869. . . , 4333 12 
 
 — Enseigmements spirites et moraux. Conseils de saint 
 
 Eloi aux spirites, etc. Paris, [71. d.] 8°. . 3818.03 
 
 — Essays on various subjects. [Communications from 
 
 the world of spirits, ] by Joshua, Cuvier, Frank- 
 lin, etc. Given through a lady. 1861. . 3817.34 
 
 — Ewer (F. C.) Two eventful nights, or the fallibility 
 
 of " spiritualism " exposed. 1856. . . . 3815.43 
 
 — Fairfield (F. G.) Ten years with the spiritual me- 
 
 diums. 1875 3812.38 
 
 — Field (E) Plan chette's diary. 1868. . .3815.12 
 
 — Figuier (L.) Les tables tournantes. Les mediums et les 
 
 esprits. [In his Hist du merveilleux. v. 4, 1861.] . 3812.24 
 
 — Flint (A., jr.) On the discovery of the source of the ' Roches- 
 
 ter knockings,' and on sounds produced by the move- 
 ment of joints and tendons. [In Hammond's Jour, of psy. 
 med., July, 1869 ; p. 417-446.] 
 
 — Gasparin (A. E.) Treatise on turning tables, the 
 
 supernatural in general, and spirits. Tr. by C. 
 W. Robert, with introd. by R. Baird. 2 v. N. 
 Y., 1857. 12°. . 3814,44 
 
 — GUtson (Bev. E.) Table-talking : Satanic wonders. 
 
 1853 3811.03 
 
 Watchman's appeal ; unexplained wonders of 
 
 [table-talking.] 1853 3811.03 
 
 — Godfrey (N. 8.) Table-turning the devil's modern 
 
 master-piece. 1853 3811.03 
 
 Table-moving tested, and proved to be the re- 
 sult of Satanic agency. 1853 3811.03 
 
 — Grimes (J. S.) and Miller (L.) Great discussion on 
 
 modern spiritualism. 1860 3817.40 
 
 — Hammond (W. A.) Physics and physiology of 
 
 spiritualism. 1871 3815.32 
 
 Note. — Repr. from N. A. rev., v. 110, 1870. Reviewed by 
 J. FiBke, in his Darwinism, etc. 1879. 
 
 — — Spiritualism and allied causes of nervous de- 
 
 rangement. 1876. 3815.45 
 
 — Hare (B. ) Experimental investigation of the spirit 
 
 manifestations. 1856 3815.02 
 
 Same. 1858 3815.03 
 
 — Hatch (B. F.) In his Constitution of man. 1866. . . 5438.07 
 
 — Hayden (W. B.) Phenomena of modern spiritu- 
 
 alism. 1855 3815.04 
 
 Note. — A statement of ' reasons in favor of the revela- 
 tions given through Swedenborg; '. 
 
 — Higginson (T. W.) Rationale of spiritualism. 18B9. . 3817.35 
 
 — Home(D.D.) Incidents in my life. 2 v. 1863-72. 
 Lights and shadows of spiritualism. 1877. 3814.41 
 
 — Horn (H. T. ) Strange visitors : papers by the 
 
 spirits of Irving, Willis, etc. 1869. . .3815.28 
 
 — Hull (Bev. Moses). The question settled. Biblical 
 
 and modern spiritualism. 1869. . . . 3815.25 
 
 — Invisibles ( The), an explanation of phenomena com- 
 
 monly called spiritual, [anon]. Phil., 1867. 12°. 
 
 — Eardec (A. ) Experimental spiritism. Book of 
 
 mediums. 1874 ■ . 3812.37 
 
 Philosophie spiritualiste : le livre des esprits. 
 
 17eed. 1869 3815.34 
 
 — Kiddie (H.) Spirit, communications. 1879. 3815.48 
 
 — London dialectical society. Report on spiritual- 
 
 ism. 1861 3815.48 
 
 Mackav(C) Haunted houses. [Inhis Extraordinary popular 
 
 delusions, v. 2, 1850 ; p. 115-136.] 3813.11 
 
 — Mac Walter (J. G.) The modern mystery ; or table- 
 
 tapping. 1854 3815.36 
 
 — Malum (A. ) Modern mysteries explained and ex- 
 
 posed. 1855 3815.23 
 
 Hole, The author attributes the phenomena of spiritu- 
 alism to odylic force and not to disembodied spiritB. 
 
 Mansel (B. L.) Modern spiritualism. [In his Letters, etc. 
 
 18731 5424.23 
 
 — Massey (G.) Concerning spiritualism. . 3814.31 
 
 In asking for books, use the "Book Order," giving the ADTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
1012 
 
 SPIRITUALISM- SPRAG-UE 
 
 — Maltison (Rev. Ii.) Spirit rapping unveiled. 1853. 
 
 Nole.—k reductio ad absurduni. 
 
 — Mirville (J. J. de). Pneuniatologie. Des esprits et 
 
 de leurs manifestations diverges. 5 v. 1863-64. 
 Same. Appendices. 1863 3817.25 
 
 — Nichols (T. L.) A biography of the brothers Daven- 
 
 port. London, 1864 3813.15 
 
 Supramundane facts in the life of J. B. Fergu- 
 son. 1865 3815.27 
 
 — Olcott (H, 8.) People from the other world. 1875. 
 
 — Owen (R. D.) The debatable land between this 
 
 world and the next. 1872 3815.37 
 
 Footfalls on the boundary of another world. 1869. 
 
 — Peebles (J. M. ) Seers of the ages : embracing spirit- 
 
 ualism, past and present. 1869. . . . 3815.26 
 
 — Planchette, or the despair oi science ; a full account 
 
 of modern spiritualism ; with a survey of French 
 spiritualism. [By Epes Sargent. ] B., 1869. 16°. 
 
 — Practical instructions in table-moving. By a physi- 
 
 cian. London, 1853. 16° 3811.03 
 
 — ■ Putnam (A.) Agassiz and spiritualism. 1857. . . ■. 3813.14 
 
 — Rappers ( The) : or, mysteries, and absurdities of 
 
 spirit-rapping. New York, 1854. 12°. . 3813.43 
 
 - Rogers (K C.) Philosophy of mysterious agents, 
 
 human and mundane. 1853. . . . 3*15.38 
 
 — Samson (G. W.) Physical media in spiritual man- 
 
 ifestations. 1869 3815.15 
 
 — Spicer (H.) Sights and sounds. 1853. . . 3815.09 
 
 — Spiritism as it is. Boston Courier report of the proceedings 
 
 of professed mediums in the presence of prof. Peirce, 
 Agassiz, Hosford, and others, 25-27 June, 1857. 2d ed. 
 Boston, 1859. 12° 3815.44 
 
 — Spiritualist ( The) ; psychology based upon material 
 
 ^ truths. By D. F. G. [anon.] L., 1857. 16°. 3815.39 
 
 — Stilling (J. E. Jung-). Theory of pneumatology. 
 
 1st Amer. ed., ed. by G. Bush. 1851. . 3815.29 
 
 — Wallace (A. R.) On miracles and modern spirit- 
 
 ualism : three essays. 1875 3812.50 
 
 ■ Defense of modern spiritualism. [In Port, rev., 2 art 
 
 May, June, 1874.] 
 Psychological curiosities of scepticism : a reply to 
 
 Carpenter. [In Fraser's mag., Dec, 1877,] 
 
 — Watson (S.) The clock struck one, and christian 
 
 spiritualist. 1873 3814.35 
 
 — Webber (C. W.) Spiritual vampirism, the history 
 
 of Etherial Softdown, and her friends of the 
 'New light'. 1853 3815.31 
 
 — Williamson (M. J. ) Modern diabolism, commonly 
 
 called spiritualism. 1873. . . . , . 3814.34 
 
 — Willis (F. L. H.) Theodore Parker in spirit life. 2d ed. 1868. 
 
 — Wundt(W.) Spiritualism as a scientific question. [In Pod 
 
 sci. monthly, Sept., 1879.] 
 
 — Zerffi (G. G.) Spiritualism and animal magnet- 
 
 >sm. 1871 3814.32 
 
 See also articles in Blackw. mag., v. 73-74, 1853 or Littell 
 v4 18o4; t. 86, 1859 (Haunters and haunted ; Eclectic, 
 Feb., 1876 (Modern sorcery) ; Ed. rev., v. 122, 1865 (Amer 
 psychomanoy) ; Fortn. rev., v. 3, 1865 (Spirit rapping 160 
 years ago in John Wesley's family, a crit. examination, by 
 G. Salmon) ; Jan., 1874 (Experiences of S., by viscount 
 Amberly) ; Fraser's mag., v. 66, 1862; v. 71, 1865 (Spiritual- 
 ism) ; v. 77, 1868 (S. in the U. S.) ; v. 80, 1869 (Ghosts 
 present and past, by F. J. S. Edgcombe) ; Feb , 1879 
 (Spiritualism in China, by H. A. Giles) ; Int. rev., March 
 1875 (Modern spiritualism, by H. Eeed) ; Lippincott's 
 mag., Oct., 1875 (S. and jurisprudence, by F. Wharton) ■ 
 New Englander, v. 12, 1854 (Necromancy in the 19th cen 
 r, M o y oVo?;!H 85 l (i H estea by Christianity) ; y. 16, 1858, 
 p. ZZ5-211 (S. tested by science ; Literature of spiritual- 
 kJt ; „™ ' 1860 ^ e tne Phenomena of S. supernatural? 
 by J. P. Thompson)]; N. A. rev., v. 80, 1855 (Modern necro- 
 mancy, by A. P. Peabody) ; N. Brit, rev., v. 34, 1861 (Mod 
 necromancy) ; v. 39, 1853 (Pretensions of S.) ; Pop sci 
 
 w ! &n°,« • *' 18 7 8 X Ky ? notiam - ** G - J - Romans) ': 
 Sept., 1879 (S. again) ; Qu. jour, of B ci., Jan., 1878 (A new 
 
 1 °,7, o f „i ra ,? ce > : Quar - rev " y - 114,1863 (Modern S.) ■ 
 ra lioTo -^l" 14 lts recent cohorts) ; Westm. rev., v.' 
 «virl«™f f w? T 1 sPipt-raPPing) ; v. 97, 1872 (S. and its 
 evidences) ; Winslow's jour, of psy. med., v. 4, 1851 (Philos 
 of spirits : 2 art); v. 13, 1860 (Modern developments of the 
 ™" v ^°7'i 1 M f i ^l crMc, v. 1, 1861 (The marvellous)! 
 v. 3, 1863 (Ghosts patent and prescriptive) ; v. 3 fS. as a 
 cause of insanity, by M.Berlet) l 
 
 Spiritualist (The) ; psychology based upon material 
 truths. By D. F. G. [anon.] L., 1857. 16°. 3815.39 
 
 Spitta (Carl Johann Philipp). Lyra domestica. Tr. 
 irorn ' Psaltery and harp,' by K. Massie. With 
 ™ lf;l ?° al selections by F. D. Huntington. B. 
 1861 - 16 3761. li 
 
 Spitzbergen. See Countries (p. 371). 
 
 Spofford (Ainsworth E.) Public libraries of the United States. 
 [In Amer. soc. sci. assoc, Trans, mo. 2, 1870.] . . 6811.31 
 
 — editor. See American almanac and treasury of facts. 1878-80. 
 Spofford (Harriet Prescott). Art decoration applied 
 
 to furniture. N. Y., 1877. 8° 1444.21 
 
 — New England legends. Boston, 1871. 8°. . 3812.07 
 
 j6®* For her tales and romances, see Fiction (p. 523) ; and 
 for numerous contributions in Harper'i monthly, Atlantic 
 monthly, and Scribner's monthly, consult their index 
 volumes. 
 Spohr (Louis). See Biography (p. 200). 
 
 Spoliation of Oude, by the East India Company, 
 faithfully recounted, [anon.} L., 1857. 8°. 1014.09 
 
 Spon (Ernest). Water supply. Present practice of 
 sinking and boring wells. L., 1875. 12°. 3942.23 
 
 Spon's Dictionary of engineering, with technical 
 terms in French, German, Italian, and Spanish 
 Ed. by Oliver Byrne. 3 v. L., 1870-74. . 3927.10 
 
 Sponges and the sponge fisheries. See Natural history (Protozoa 
 p. 810) ; also Simmonds (P. L.) Sponge and the sponge 
 fisheries. [In his Commercial products of the sea, 1879.] 
 
 Spontaneous combustion. See Chambers' journal, v. ' 12. 1849 
 (Men incombustible) ; Johnson's Cyclopaedia, v. 4 (witk 
 references) ; also C. Dickens' Bleak House, ch. 32. 
 
 Spongiadae. See Natural history. (Protozoa, p. 810). 
 
 Spontaneous generation. See Natural history (p. 811.) 
 
 Spooner (C. E.) Narrow gauge railways. London 
 1871. 8°. \ . 3925.40 
 
 Spooner (Rev. Edward). Parson and people. New 
 York, 1865. 12°. 3593.19 
 
 Spooner (Lysander). Essay on trial by iury. Boston 
 1852. 8°. .\ 5622.32 
 
 — New system of paper currency. B., 1861. 8°. 5933.21 
 
 — Unconstitutionality of slavery. B., 1856. 8°. 5833.14 
 Spooner (Shearjashub, M. D.) Anecdotes of paint- 
 ers, engravers, sculptors, and architects, and cu- 
 riosities. 3 v. New York, 1865. 12°. . . 1414.13 
 
 — Biographical history of the fine arts. From the 
 
 earliest time. 2 v. New York, 1865. 4°. . 1415.01 
 Sporting (Works on). See Amusements, etc. (Sporting, p. 26). 
 Sporting scenes and characters. See Herbert (H. W.) 2 v. 1871 
 Sports and pastimes. See Amusements (p. 23). 
 
 Sports that kill. See Talmage (T. De Witt) 3612.27 
 
 Sportsman's gazetteer. See Hallock (Charles). . . . 4624.16 
 
 Sportsman's library. See Mills (John). 1846 4617.08 
 
 Spotorno (Giovanni Battista). Memorials of Colum- 
 bus, [anon.] London, 1823. 8°. . . . 3043.07 
 Spottiswoode (George Andrew). Tour in civil and military 
 Croatia, and through part of Hungary. [In Gallon (F.) 
 
 Vacation tourists, I860.] 925.11 
 
 Spottiswoode (John). Monasticon. See Gordon (J. F. S.) Eccl 
 chrou. of Scotland, v. 1, 1867 498 02 
 
 — Wodrom (S.) Collections on the life of J. S. [In Gordon 
 
 (J. F. S.) Eccl. chron. of Scotland, v. 1. 1867.] . . 498.02 
 
 Spottiswoode (Wm.) Polarization of light. London, 
 1874. 8°. [Nature series.] 4022.34 
 
 Sprague (Charles). Poetical and prose writings. 
 
 Boston, 1850. 16° 1687/07 
 
 Contents : Miscellaneous poems. American independ- 
 ence, an oration, 1825. Intemperance, an address, 1827. 
 
 Sprague (Homer B. ) Masterpieces in English litera- 
 ture, with biogr. sketches, notes, etc. v. 1. 1873. 
 Contents : v. 1. Chaucer. Spenser. Bacon. Shakes- 
 peare. Milton. Bunyan. 
 
 Sprague ( Col. John T. ) The Florida war. New York 
 1848. 8° 5 8 5.23 
 
 Sprague (John T., Soc. of telegr. engineers). Elec- 
 tricity : its theory, sources, and applications. 
 London, 1875. 12° 4023.17 
 
 Sprague (Wm. Buel, D.D.) Annals of the American 
 pulpit. 9 v. N. Y., 1857-69. 8°. . . . 3457.01 
 Contents: v. 1-2. Trinitarian congregational. 3-4. Pres- 
 byterian. 5. Episcopalian. 6. Baptist. 7. Methodist. 
 8. Unitarian. 9. Lutheran. Reformed Dutch. Associate 
 Reformed. Reformed Presbyterian. • 
 
 — European celebrities. Boston, 1856. 12°. . 3262.08 
 
 — The excellent woman, as described in the book of 
 
 Proverbs. Boston, 1852. 12°. . . ~\ .'5821.09 
 
 — Lectures on revivals. 2d ed. New York, 1833. 12°. 
 
 — Life of Jedidiah Morse. N. Y, [1874.] 12°. 3126.21 
 
 — Li ff of Timothy Dwight. [In Sparks (J.) Libr. of Amer. biogr., 
 .*»■' v ; 4 3241.14 
 
 — Address, Aug. 5, 1846, before the Hermean soc, of Geneva 
 
 college. Albany, 1846. 8° 3598.24 
 
 — Address, Young ladies' inst., Pittsfield, Mass. Pitts., 1844. 8°. 
 Claims of the age on young men : sermon. [In Amer. pulpit, 
 
 -uly, 1846.] '. . . .J698 24 
 
 Discourse In Middlebury college. Albany, 1844. 8°. _. 3598.24 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
SPRAG-UE -STAHR 
 
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 — Discourse, Montpelier, Oct., 20, 1852, 40th anniversary of Ver- 
 
 mont Bible soo. Albany, 1852. 8° 3598.24 
 
 — Discourse on the death of Mrs. Jemima Prentice. A., 1865. 8°. 
 
 — Discourse on the 50th anniv. of the 2d presbyterian ohurch, 
 
 Albany. Albany, 1865. 8° 3598.24 
 
 — Discourse on true magnanimity. Albany, 1844. 8°. , 3598.24 
 
 — Sermon, Jan. 4, 1846 : sketches of the history of the 2d pres- 
 
 byterian church. Albany, 1846. 8° 3598.24 
 
 — Sermon addressed to the 2d presbyterian congregation iu 
 
 Albany, Aug. 27, 1854, a quarter of a century from the 
 commencement of the author's ministry among them. 
 Albany, 1854. 8' 3598.24 
 
 — Sermon at the installation of M. N. McLaren, Rochester. Al- 
 
 bany, 1845. 8° 3598.24 
 
 — Sermon at the ordination of Rev. A. A. Wood, West-Spring- 
 
 field. Albany, 1839. 8' 3598.24 
 
 — Sermon, commemorative of Mrs. Christina Lee. A., 1854. 8°. 
 
 — Sermon on behalf of the Polish exiles. Albany, 1834. 8°. 
 
 — Sermon iu connection with the funeral of John Board man. 
 
 Albany, 1853. 8° 3598.24 
 
 - — Sermon on the death of Rev. E. D. Allen : with the addresses 
 delivered at the funeral. Albany, 1843. 8°. . . . 3598.24 
 
 — Sermon on the death of Daniel Campbell. Albany, 1851. 8°. 
 
 — Sermon on the death of Rev. John Ludlow. Albany, 1857. 8°. 
 
 — Sermon on the death of Nathaniel Davis. Albany, 1857. 8°. 
 Sprat (Thomas). Poems. Life, by S. Johnson. [In Chalmers 
 
 (A.) Engl, poets, v. 9, 1810.] 1626.09 
 
 — Select poemB. [In Sanford (E.) and Walsh (R.) Brit, poets, 
 
 v. 13. 1819.] 1691.13 
 
 Spratt (Thomas A. B. ) Travels and researches in 
 Crete. 2 v. London, 1865. 8°. . . . . 993. 21 
 
 — and Forbes (Edward). Travels in Lycia, Milyas, 
 
 and the Cibyratis. 2 v. London, 1847. 8°. 1034.12 
 
 Spring (Gardiner, D.D.) Dissertations on the rule 
 
 of Christ. New York, 1844. 8°. ... 5093.04 
 
 — Personal reminiscences of life and times. 2 v. New 
 
 York, 1866. 12° 3165.06 
 
 — Power of the pulpit. New York, 1848. 12°. 3594. 10 
 
 — Pulpit ministrations ; or Sabbath readings : dis- 
 
 courses. N. Y, 2 v. 1864. 8° 3594.11 
 
 Spring (Lindley). The negro at home : his capacity 
 for self-government, etc. N. Y, 1868. 12°. 5832.04 
 
 Springdale abbey. See Parker (Joseph). 
 
 Springfield armory. See Atlantic monthly, v. 12, 1863, p. 436-451 
 (by G. B. Prescott) ; Harper's mag., v. 6 (illus. article by 
 J. Abbott). See also J. Abbott's story ' Springfield armory ', 
 and Longfellow's poem. 
 
 Springer (John S. ) Forest life and forest trees : with 
 lumbering on the rivers of Maine and New 
 Brunswick. N. Y, 1851. 12° 1121.19 
 
 Springs of action. See Richards (Mrs. C. H. B.) 1863. . 6512.11 
 
 Sproat (Gilbert Malcolm). Sir Walter Scott as a 
 poet. Edinburgh, 1871. 8° 1684.31 
 
 Spruner (Karl von). Historico-geogr. atlas of the 
 middle ages. Six general maps, republ. [from 
 his Hand-atlas] ; with descriptions, by A. L. 
 Koeppen. New York, 1855. fol. . . . 443.14a 
 
 Spry (W. J. J., R. N.) Cruise of H. M. S. ' Chal- 
 lenger'. N. Y, 1S77. 12° 913.22 
 
 Spurgeon (Rev. Charles Haddon). Commenting and 
 commentaries ; with a list of the best biblical 
 commentaries and expositions ; also a lecture on 
 eccentric preachers. N. Y., 1876. 12°. . 3594.29 
 
 — Evening by evening, or readings for the familv or 
 
 the closet. New York, 1869. 12°. . . . 3594.26 
 
 — John Plowman's talk ; or, plain advice for plain 
 
 people. N. Y, 1869. 16°. 2594.13 
 
 — Life and ministry. N. Y, 1858. 12°. 
 
 — The matchless mystery, and other sermons. 10th 
 
 series [of his sermons]. Ed. by J. S. Hulmes. 
 N. Y, 1877. 12° . 3594.32 
 
 — Morning by morning ; or daily readings. N. Y. , 
 
 1866. 12° 3594.15 
 
 — Saint (The) and his savior. N. Y., 1858. 12°. 3594.16 
 
 — Sermons, v. 1-10. N. Y, 1858-78. 12°. . .2594.17 
 
 Note.— An index to texts and subjects is contained in his 
 ' Matchless mystery ', above. 
 
 — Spurgeon's gems. New York, 1858. 12°. . 3594.14 
 
 — Types and emblems : sermons. N. Y., 1875. 12°. 
 
 — Hood {E. P.) Lamps, pitchers, etc., v. 2 ; p. 185-216. 3562.27 
 
 — Matthews (TT.) Hours with men and bookB. 1877. . 2536.11 
 
 See also Brit. qu. rev., 1857 or Littell, v. 19, 1857 ; Fraser's 
 mag., v. 55, 1857 ; and ref. in Allibone, v. 2. 
 Spurrell (Wm.) An English-Welsh pronouncing 
 dictionary. Caerfyrddin, 1872. 16°. . 6422.28 
 
 — Dictionary of the Welsh language. Carmarthen, 
 
 1866. 16° 6422.28 
 
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 Eeble (John). 
 
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 try, and astronomy. N. Y., 1870. 12°. . 4025.30 
 
 — Barnes' Centenary history. 100 years of American 
 
 independence, [anon.] N. Y., 1876. 8°. 575.23 
 
 — Fourteen weeks in botany. See Wood (A.) and Steele (J. D.) 
 
 — Fourteen weeks in chemistry. Revised ed. New 
 
 York, A. S. Barnes & Co., [cop. 1878.] 12°. 4213.03 
 
 — Fourteen weeks in descriptive astronomy. New 
 
 York, [cop. 1869.] 12° 4013.31 
 
 — Fourteen weeks in human physiology. New York, 
 
 [cop. 1872.] 12° 4325.84 
 
 — Fourteen weeks in physics. N. Y., [cop. 1878.] 12°. 
 
 — Fourteen weeks in zoology. N. Y., [cop. 1876.] 12°. 
 
 — Story of the rocks. Fourteen weeks in popular 
 
 geology. New York, [cop. 1877.] 12°. .4111.38 
 Steele (Sir Richard). Political writings. London, 
 
 1715. 16° 5712.00 
 
 Contents : Englishman's thanks to the duke of Marlbor- 
 ough. Letter concerning occasional peers. Importance 
 of Dunkirk consider'd. The crisis : just cause of the late 
 happy revolution. Letter cone, the bill for preventing the 
 growth of Bchism. Apology for himself and his writings. 
 
 — [Plays]. See Plays (p. 897). 
 
 J8®- For lives of Steele, see Biography (p. 201). 
 Steel (Robert). Lives made sublime by faith and 
 
 works, [anon.] N. Y., [1865.] 12°. . . 3263.30 
 Steele (Wm. John). Treatise on dynamics of a particle. See 
 
 Tait (P. G.) and Steele (W. J.) 1878 4014.22 
 
 Steen (Jan). See Temple Bar, Sept., 1877. 
 
 Steenstrup (Joh. Japetus). On the alternation of generations. 
 
 From the German, by G. Bush. L., Say soc, 1845. 8°. 
 Steffen (A.) Spasm of the glottis. [In Ziemssen (H. von). Cycl. 
 
 of med., v. 7. 1876] ;— Whooping cough [In v. 6]. 4358.06 
 Steffens (Clara). Emma. Fine Novelle. 2 v. en 1. 
 
 Stuttgart, 1861. 16° 7127.14 
 
 Steffens (Heinrich). See Biography (p. 201). 
 Steiger (Ernest). Periodical literature of the United 
 
 States of America. [Bibliography]. With index 
 
 [of subject matters]. N. Y., 1873. 4°. .2716.31 
 Stein (Charlotte von). Calvert (Of. H.) Charlotte von 
 
 Stein : a memoir. 1877 3165.33 
 
 Stein (Heinrich Friedrich Carl, baron von). See Biography (p. 
 
 201) ; also Seeley (J. R.) Life and times of Stein. 2 v. 1879. 
 Steiner (Johann). Croup. [Jit Ziemssen (H. von). Cycl. of med. 
 
 v. 4, 1876.] 4358.04 
 
 Steinitz (Francis). Life of Alfred the great. With 
 notes and commentaries. L, [n. d.] 8°. 3014.17 
 
 — The ship, its origin and progress : a general his- 
 
 tory, to 1848. London, 1849. 4°. . . . 4518.04 
 
 Steinmetz (Andrew). The gaming table : in all 
 
 times and countries. 2 v. £., 1870. 8°. . 4626.01 
 
 — History of the Jesuits. 3 v. L, 1848. 8°. 3426.03 
 
 — The novitiate ; being a year's residence among the 
 
 Jesuits. London, 1850. 8° 3595.07 
 
 — Romance of duelling. 2 v. L, 1868. 12°. . 6613.23 
 
 — Sunshine and showers : popular meteorology. 
 
 London, 18G7. 12° 4021729 
 
 Steinwehr (Adolph Wilhelm Friedrich von). The 
 centennial gazetteer of the United States. Phila- 
 delphia, 1873. 8° 1135.08 
 
 Stella (Rupertus, pseud.) Astrologian's guide in 
 horary astrology. London, 1832. 24°. . 3811.15 
 
 Stellar universe. See Nichol (J. P.) 1848 4016.08 
 
 Stellwag (Carl). Treatise on diseases of the eye, 
 including anatomy. Tr. by D. B. St. J. Roosa, 
 C. S. Bull, and C. E. Hackley. 4th ed. New York 
 1873. 8° 4341 . 3 ^ 
 
 Stendhal, pseud. See Beyle (Henri). 
 
 Stenhouse (Mrs. T. B. H. ) Expose - of polygamy in 
 Utah : a lady's life among the Mormons. 2d ed 
 New York, 1872. 12° 3454.07 
 
 — The Rocky mountain saints : a full history of the 
 
 Mormons. N. Y., 1873. 8° 3454,10 
 
 Stenography. See Phonography and Stenography (p. 865). 
 
 Stephanus (Henricus). See Estienne (Henri). 
 
 Stephen. See also Stephens ; — Stevens. 
 
 Stephen, (king of England). Acts of S., by a contemporaneous 
 
 author. [With Henry of Huntingdon. Chronicle]. 471,05 
 Stephen (Caroline Emilia). The service of the poor • 
 
 religious sisterhoods. N. Y., 1871. 8°. . 5825.24' 
 Note. — Reviewed by F. P. Cobbe in Fraser, v. 4, 1871. 
 Stephen (Sir George). Adventures of a gentleman in 
 
 search of a horse. 5th ed. L., 1841. 16°. 4627.06 
 
 — Adventures of an attorney in search of practice 
 
 Boston, 1874. 12° 256.33 
 
 Stephen (Henry J.) Pleading. Ed. by S. Tyler. 
 
 Washington, 1871. 8° 5646.25 
 
 Stephen (Sir James). Critical and miscellaneous es- 
 
 Phil., 1852. 8° 2547.14 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Baxter (Richard). 
 Evangelical succession (The). 
 Merle d'Aubigne's History of 
 
 the Reformation. 
 Loyola (Ignatius) and founders 
 
 of Jesuitism. 
 
 Port Royalists. 
 
 Taylor's (H.) Edwin the Fair. 
 
 Taylor's (Isaac) Physical theory 
 
 of another life. 
 Wilberforce (Wm.) 
 
 • Essays in ecclesiastical biographv. 2d ed. 2 v. 
 London, 1850. 8° " . . . 3423.20 
 
 Baxter (Richard), v. 2. 
 
 Clapham sect, v. 2. 
 
 Epilogue, v. 2. 
 
 Evangelical succession (The) : 
 Whitfield, Newton, Scott, Mil- 
 ner, J. A. Froude, etc., v. 2. 
 
 Hildebrand, v. 1. 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Francis of Assisi, v. 1. 
 French Benedictines, v. 1. 
 Jesuitism (The founders of),v.l. 
 Luther (Martin), v. 1. 
 Port Royalists, v. 1. 
 Taylor (Isaac), v. 2. 
 Wilberforce (Wm,), v. 2. 
 
 Lectures on the history of France [to Louis xrv.l 
 
 New York, 1855. 8° 515.26 
 
 J8ST For notices of author, see Bentley's miscel., v. 41, 
 
 1857 or Littell, v. 18, 1857 ; Fraser's mag., Nov., 1859 ; and 
 
 Poole's Index. 
 
 Stephen (Sir James Fitzjames). Digest of the law of 
 
 evidence. 2d ed. London, 1876. 12°. . 5631.28 
 
 — General view of the criminal law of England. Lon- 
 
 don, 1863. 8° 5625.12 
 
 — Liberty, equality, fraternity. N. Y., 1873. 12°. 
 
 Note.— Reviewed by Fred'k Harrison, in Fortn. rev., 
 June, 1873 (The religion of inhumanity). 
 Stephen (Leslie). Essays on free thinking and plain 
 
 speaking. London, 1873. 12° 3595.25 
 
 Contents: The broad church. Religion as a fine art. 
 Darwinism and divinity. Are we christians ? A bad five 
 minutes in the Alps. Shaftesbury's 'Characteristics.' 
 Mandeville's 'Fable of the bees.' Warburton. Apology 
 for plain speaking. 
 
 — The Allelein Horn. [In Galton (F.) Vacation tourists. I860.) 
 
 — History of English thought in the 18th century. 
 
 2 v. New York, 1876. 8° 5426.26 
 
 Note.— Reviewed by J. Hunt, in Contemp. rev., Feb., 
 
 1877 ; and by G. C. Robertson, in Mind, July, 1877. 
 
 — Hours in a library. New York, 1875. 12°. . 2543.31 
 
 Contents : Be Foe's novels. Richardson's novels. Pope 
 as a moralist, Elwin's ed. of Pope. Some words about 
 Sir Walter Scott. Nathaniel Hawthorne. Balzac's novels. 
 De Quincey. 
 
 — The play-ground of Europe. [The Alps.] L, 1871.8°. 
 
 — Samuel Johnson. New York, 1878. 12°. [English 
 
 men of letters. Ed by J. Morley. ] . .3093.33 
 
 Stephen (Thomas). History of the Church of Scot- 
 land, from the reformation to the present time. 
 4v. London, 1843-5. 8° 3446.17 
 
 Stephens. See also Stevens ; — Stephen. 
 
 Stephens (Alexander). Memoirs of J. Home Tooke. 
 2 v. London, 1813. 8° 3173.14 
 
 Stephens (Alexander H.) Compendium of the his- 
 tory of the U. S., to 1872. N. Y, 1872. 12°. 
 
 — Constitutional view of the late war between the 
 
 states. 2v. Phila., 1868-70. 8°. ... 5735.05 
 
 — Reviewers reviewed ; a supplement to the ' War 
 
 between the states,' with appendix in review of 
 
 reconstruction, so called. New York, 1872. 8°. 
 
 A3- For lives of A. H. S., see Biography (p. 201); also 
 
 Johnston (R. M.) and Browne (W. H.) Life of A. H. S., 
 
 1878 [3168.28J; Inter, rev., March, 1878 (Reminiscences of 
 A. H. S. vs. those of gen. R. Taylor). 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
STEPHENS -STEVENSON 
 
 1017 
 
 Stephens (Mrs. Ann Sophia). History of the war for 
 the Union, v. 1. N. Y., 1863. 8°. . . 634.14 
 
 _ [Novels]. See Fiction class list (p. 524). 
 
 Stephens (Fred. G.) Flemish relics. L., 1866. 8°. 
 
 Memoirs of Sir Edwin Landseer ; a new ed. of 
 
 'Early works of Sir E. L.' L., 1873. 8°. 1444.17 
 
 Stephens (George). See Plays (p. 897). 
 
 Stephens (Henry). The book of the farm. 3d ed. 
 2 v. Edin., 1871. 8° 6137.06 
 
 Book of farm implements. See Slight (J.) and Burn (K. S.) 
 
 Stephens (J. Brunton). Convict once ; a poem. 
 London, 1871. 16°. . . 1687.26 
 
 Stephens (James Francis). Illustrations of British 
 entomology. Haustellata. 4 v. L., 1828-34. 8°. 
 
 Same. Mandibulata. 7 v. L., 1828-35. 8°. 4836.05 
 
 Same. Supplement. London, 1816. 8°. 4836.11 
 
 Stephens (John Lloyd). Incidents of travel in Cen- 
 tral America, Chiapas, and Yucatan. 12th ed. 2 v. 
 N. Y., 1852. 8° 1165.05 
 
 — Incidents of travel in Yucatan. 2 v. New York, 
 
 1847. 8° 1165.07 
 
 — Incidents of travel in Egypt, Arabia Petraea, and 
 
 the Holy Land. 2 v. N. Y., 1853. 12°. . 1082.20 
 
 — Incidents of travel in Greece, Turkey, Russia, and 
 
 Poland. 2 v. N. Y, 1851. 12°. . . . 994.17 
 
 Stephens (Thomas). Literature of the Kymry. 2d 
 ed., by D. S. Evans, with a life of the author by 
 B. T. Williams. London, 1876. 8°. . . 2725.14 
 
 Stephens (Rev. W. E. W. ) Christianity and Islam : 
 the Bible and the Koran. N. Y., 1877. 12°. 3454.23 
 
 Stephenson (George). See Biography (p. 201). 
 
 Stephenson (Sir Macdonald). Railway construction. 
 2d ed. London, Weak, 1861. 16°. . . 3925.23 
 
 Stephenson (M. F.) Account of ancient mounds in Georgia. 
 [In Smith, report,. 1870.] 3936.25 
 
 Stephenson (Robert) and Locke (Joseph). Compar- 
 ative merits of locomotive and fixed engines, as 
 applied to railways. Phila., 1831. 8°. . 3907.03 
 £S~For lives of Stephenson, see Biography (p. 201). 
 
 Stepney (George). Poems. Life, by S. JohnBon. [In Chalmers 
 (A.) English poets, v. 8. 1810.] 1626.08 
 
 — Select poems. [In Sanford (E.) Brit, poets, v. 13. 1819.]1691.13 
 Steppes. Mangin (A.) lire his Desert world. 1869. . . 4727.03 
 
 Steps of belief. See Clarke (J. F.) 1870 3536.03 
 
 Stereoscope. Brewster [Sir D.) The sterescope. . . . 4025.25 
 
 See also Atlantic, v. 3, 1859 (Article, by O. W. Holmes). 
 Sterility. See Medicine ( Women, p. 769). 
 Sterling. See also Stirling. 
 
 Sterling (John). Essays and tales : edited with me- 
 moir by J. C. Hare. 2 v. L., 1848. 12°. . 2547.09 
 Contents : v. 1. Sketch of the author's life. Shades of the 
 dead: Alexander the great. Joan of Arc. Wycliffe. Co- 
 lumbus. Gustavus Adolphus. Milton. Burns. Critical 
 essays : On Coleridge's Christabel. On the Broad stone of 
 honour. On Napier's War in the Peninsula. On Mon- 
 taigne. On Simonides. On Carlyle. Characteristics of 
 German genius. On Tennyson's poems. Lecture on the 
 worth of knowledge. 
 
 2. Fragments from the travels of Theodore Elbert. 
 Thoughts. Tales and apologues, including The Onyx ring. 
 
 — Poetical works. Philadelphia, 1842. 12°. . 1687.10 
 
 ,85" For lives of Sterling, see Biography (p. 201). 
 Sterne (Simon). Report to the constitutional conven- 
 tion of the state of New York, on personal rep- 
 resentation. New York, 1867. 8°. . . 5717.22 
 
 — Argument. [In New York. Railroad investigation, 1879] 
 
 — Hindrances to prosperity in the U. S. N. Y., 1879. 12°. [Eco- 
 
 nomic monographs, no. 13.] 
 
 — Representative government, and personal repre- 
 
 sentation. Philadelphia, 1871. 12°. . . 5717.19 
 Sterne (Laurence). Life and opinions of Tristram 
 
 Shandy. Philadelphia, 1873. 12°. . . . 254.02 
 Same. Story of my uncle Toby, etc., newly 
 
 arranged by P. Fitzgerald. L., 1871. 16°. 254.10 
 
 — Sentimental journey through France and Italy. 
 
 Letters and sermons. N. Y., 1857. 12°. . 254.03 
 
 — Works, with life, by himself. L., 1854. 8°. 5074.01 
 
 Contents : Sentimental journey. Tristram Shandy. Ser- 
 mons. Letters, etc. 
 
 — Le voyage sentimental. [In Voyages imag., v. 28, 1788.] 
 
 j8®- For lives of the author, see Biography (p. 201). 
 
 Sterne (Stuart), pseud, for Bloede (Gertrude). Angelo, a 
 poem. New York, 1878. 18° 1687.33 
 
 Sterry (J. Ashley). Boudoir ballads. 2d ed. Lon- 
 don, 1877. 12° 1686.31 
 
 Stetson (Charles B.) Technical education in Europe. 
 Boston, 1874. 16° 5522.02 
 
 Steuart. See also Stewart ;— Stuart. 
 
 Steuart (Mr James). Inquiry into the principles of 
 political osconomy. 2 v. L., 1767. 4°. . 5938.15 
 
 Steuart (J.) Bogota, in 1836-7. N. Y., 1838. 12°. 
 
 Steuben (Friedrich Wilhelm Augustus, baron von). 
 Regulations for the order and discipline of the 
 troops of the United States. Boston, 1805. 12°. 
 83~ For lives of Steuben, see Biography (p. 201). 
 
 Stevens (Abel, D.D.) Centenary of Amer. method- 
 ism : its history, theology, etc. N. Y., 1865. 12°. 
 
 — History of methodism. 27th ed. 3 v. New York 
 
 1858-61. 12° 3453.02 
 
 — History of the methodist episcopal church in the 
 
 United States. 4 v. N. Y, 1866-67. 12°. 3453.05 
 
 — Women of methodism : Susanna Wesley, the 
 
 countess of Huntington, and Barbara Heck. New 
 
 York, 1869. 12° 3453.09 
 
 Stevens [R*v. A. W.) An eternal cause eternizes its servants : 
 
 sermon. Cambridge, 1868. 12° 3631.08 
 
 Stevens (George Alexander). A lecture on heads. 
 
 With an essay on satire." L., 1799. 16°. . 6214.19 
 Stevens (George T.) Three years in the Sixth corps. 
 
 Albany, 1866. 8° 634.22 
 
 Stevens (Henry). Analytical index to the colonial 
 
 documents of New Jersey in the state paper office 
 
 of England. With notes, by W. A. Whitehead. 
 
 N. Y, 1858. 8°. [New Jersey Hist, coll., v. 5.] 
 
 — The Bibles in the Caxton exhibition, 1877. Lon- 
 
 don, 1878. 8° 3721.13 
 
 — Historical and geogr. notes on the earliest dis- 
 
 coveries in America, 1453-1530. With maps. New 
 Haven, 1869. 8° 563.19 
 
 — Historical and geogr. notes, 1453-1869. [Tehuan- 
 
 tepec] New York, 1869. 8° 563.20 
 
 — Sebastian Cabot —. John Cabot = 0. B., 1870. 32°. 
 Stevens (Isaac Ingalls). Report of [northern] route near the 47th 
 
 and 49th parallels, from St. Paul to Puget sound, 1853. [In 
 
 Pacific R. R. routes. Reports, v. 1.] 1127.01 
 
 Same. [Supplementary] narrative and final report, 1853- 
 
 55. [In Pacific R. R. routes. Reports, v. 12, pts. 1-2.] 
 Stevens (John Austin, jr. ) Colonial records of the 
 
 New York Chamber of commerce, 1768-1784. 
 
 With hist, and biogr. sketches. N. Y, 1867. 8°. 
 
 — Resumption of specie payment : letters to the N. Y. Daily 
 
 Times, by Knickerbocker. New York, 1873. 8°. 
 
 Stevens (Thaddeus). See Biography (p. 201); also Harris (A.) 
 Resume of the career of T. S., [In his Review of the polit- 
 ical conflict in America] 6733.28 
 
 Stevens (Wm. Bacon, D.D. ) History of Georgia, to 
 1798. 2v. Philadelphia, 1847-59. 8°. . . 622.03 
 
 — Parables of the New Testament. Phila. 1875. 8°. 
 
 — Sabbaths of our Lord. Phila., 1873. 12°. . 3611.20 
 Stevenson (Alan). On light-houses. London, Weale, 
 
 1850. 16° 3934.04 
 
 Stevenson (David). Civil engineering of N. America, 
 London, Weale, 1859. 16° 3925.18 
 
 — Principles and practice of canal and river engin- 
 
 eering. 2d ed. Edin., 1872. 8°. . . .3926.39 
 
 Stevenson (George). A dissertation on the atone- 
 ment. Phil., 1822. 18° 3595.09 
 
 Stevenson (George J.) The Methodist hymn-book 
 and its associations. London, 1870. 12°. 3765.12 
 
 Stevenson (G de Saint-Clair). Alsace and Lorraine: 
 past, present, and future. L., 1873. 8°. . 527.10 
 
 Stevenson (Robert Louis). Travels with a donkey 
 in the Cevennes. Boston, 1879. 12°. . 962.33 
 
 Stevenson (Sarah Hackett). Boys and girls in biol- 
 oav : simple studies in the lower forms of life. 
 NY, 1875. 12° 4722.22 
 
 Stevenson (Thomas, F. R. S K) Light-house illu- 
 mination. 2d ed. Edin., 1871. 8°. . .3934.21 
 
 Stevenson (Rev. Wm. F.) Lives and deeds worth 
 knowing about, with other miscellanies. Lon- 
 don, 1868. 12° 3261.05 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Barth (Chr. Gottlieb). 
 
 Batsch and his co-work- 
 ers. 
 
 Chalmers [Dr.) at Elber- 
 feld. 
 
 Claudius (Matthew). 
 
 Egede (Hans). 
 
 Feneberg (Michael). 
 
 Friedsfeld's(Lebr.) trials. 
 
 Harms (Pastor). 
 
 Huss (John). 
 
 Hymns (Biogr. of certain). 
 
 Neumark (George). 
 
 Some guesses at truth, 
 
 Spittler and his work. 
 
 Vagabonds. 
 
 Zell [Madame). 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
1018 
 
 STEVENSON - STIRLING- 
 
 — Praying and working. N. Y., 1863. 12°. 3595.10 
 
 Contents : Introductory. John Falk. Theodore Flied- 
 ner. John E. Gossuer. Louis Harms. 
 
 Stevenson ( Wm. ) Historical sketch of the progress 
 of discovery, navigation, and commerce. Edin., 
 1824. 8°. [in Kerr (B.) Voyages, v. 18.] 914.25 
 
 Stevenson (W. B. ) Hist, and descriptive narrative 
 of 20 years' residence in S. America : Arauco, 
 Chile, Peru, and Colombia. 3 v. L., 1825. 8°. 
 
 Stevenson (Wm. G.) Thirteen months in the rebel 
 army. N. Y., 1862. 16°. ...... 643.23 
 
 Stewart. See also Steuart ;— Stuart. 
 
 Stewart (Alexander). Elements of Gaelic grammar. 
 3d ed. revised. Edin., 1876. 12°. . . .6441.11 
 
 Stewart {Rev. Archibald). History vindicated in the 
 case of the Wigtown martyrs. 2d ed. Edin., 
 1869. 8° 485.06 
 
 Stewart (Balfour). The conservation of energy. 
 With the vital and mental applications of the 
 doctrine. N. Y ; , 1874. 12° 4022.31 
 
 — Experiments on aneroid barometers. [In Smith, rep., 1868]. 
 
 — Physics. N. Y., 1875. 16°. [Science primer]. . . 4022.37 
 
 — and Tait (P. G. ) Paradoxical philosophy : sequel 
 
 to the Unseen universe. L., 1878, 12°, 3614.30 
 
 — The Unseen universe. See Tait (Guthrie) and Stewart (B.) 
 Stewart (Charles Samuel, D.D.) Brazil and La 
 
 Plata : the record of a cruise. N. Y., 1856. 12°. 
 Stewart (Charles Wm. Vane, 3d marquis of London- 
 derry). Tour in the North of Europe, 1836-37. 
 2 v. London, 1838. 8° 965.02 
 
 — Alison (A.) Lives, etc., 1861. ..... 3033.22 
 
 Stewart (Dugald). Active and moral powers of man. 
 
 Bevised by J. Walker. Cambridge, 1849. 12°. 
 
 — Collected works. Ed. by Sir W. Hamilton. 10 v. 
 
 Edin., 1854-60. 8° 5417.01 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Biographical memoirs of Adam Smith, William Robertson. 
 Thomas Eeid. To which is prefixed a memoir of Du- 
 gald Stewart, by John Veitch, v. 10. 
 
 Dissertation, exhibiting the progress of metaphysical, 
 ethical, and political philosophy, v. 1. 
 
 Elements of the philosophy of the human mind, v. 2-4. 
 
 Lectures on political economy, v. 8-9. 
 
 Outlines of moral philosophy, v. 2, 6, 8. 
 
 Philosophical essays : Preliminary essays. Locke on the 
 source of knowledge. Idealism of Berkeley. Influence of 
 Locke in France. Metaphysical theories of Hartley, 
 Priestley, and Darwin. Tooke's philological speculations. 
 On the beautiful, the sublime, and on taste, v. 5. 
 
 Philosophy of the activeand moral powers ofman, v. 6-7. 
 
 Same. Supplementary volume. Translations of 
 
 the passages in foreign languages. With general 
 index. Edin., 1860. 8°. 5417.10a 
 
 — Everett (A. H.) Crit. and miscel. essays, v. 2, 1846 ; p. 233-301. 
 
 See also North Brit, rev., v. 28, 1858 ; and the elaborate 
 article, with references, in Allibone, v. 2. 
 
 Stewart (F. L.) Sorghum and its products. Phila- 
 delphia, 1867. 12° 6124.07 
 
 Stewart (Henry). Shepherd's manual.N. Y., 1876. 12°. 
 
 Stewart (James). Plocacosmos ; or the whole art of 
 hair-dressing. London, 1782. 8°. . . 6014.23 
 
 Stewart (John, called ' Walking '). Travels over the 
 most interesting parts of the globe, to discover 
 the source of moral motion. 2 v. L, [1790.] 12°. 
 
 Stewart (Rev. K. J.) Geography for beginnerR. 
 Bichmond, 1864. 16°. 921.01 
 
 Stewart (Matthew, d. 1851). Considerations on the policy of the 
 government of India. [In Pamphleteer, v. 26. London 
 1825. 8° 6058.26 
 
 Stewart (Matthew,|i>.C, 6. 1717, d. 1785). Play/air (J.) Biogr. 
 account of M. S. \In his Works, v. 4.] ... . 6063.04 
 
 Stewart (Robert, lord Castlereagh). See Biography (p. 202). 
 
 Stewart (T. Grainger). Practical treatise on Bright's 
 diseases of the kidneys. 2d ed. N. Y., 1871. 8°. 
 
 Stewart (Virgil A.) Howard (H. R.) The history of 
 V. A. S., and bis adventure in capturing and ex- 
 posing the great ' Western land pirate ' and his 
 gang. 1836 3164.32 
 
 Stewart (W. Grant). Popular superstitions and fes- 
 tive amusements of the Highlands. Edin., 1823. 
 16° 3816.10 
 
 Stewart (W. M.) Eleven years' experience in the 
 Western States of America. L, 1870. 16°. 1122.16 
 
 Stewarton ( ). Memoirs of Talleyrand, [anon. 1 
 
 2 v. London, 1806. 12° 3167.18 
 
 Stickney (Albert). The lawyer and his clients ; with 
 an examination of G. T. Curtis's opinion on the 
 Susquehanna litigations. B., 1871. 8°. 5622.17 
 
 — A true republic. N. Y., 1879. 12°. . . .5725.28 
 Stickney (Lucy W. ) Genealogical record of the de- 
 scendants of Bobert Kinsman, of Ipswich, Mass. 
 1634-1875. Boston, 1876. 8°. . . . . 3094.31 
 
 Stier (Rudolph). The words of the Lord Jesus. Tr. 
 by W. B. Pope. New ed. 8 v. Edin., 1870. 8°. 
 
 — Words of the risen Saviour, and commentary on 
 the Epistle of St. James. Tr. by W. B. Pope 
 Edin., 1869. 8° 3753.20 
 
 — Lacroix (J. P. ) Life of Budolph Stier. 1874. 
 Stiles (Ezra, D.D. ) History of three of the judges 
 
 of Charles i. Whalley, Goffe, Dixwell. Hartford 
 
 1794. 16° 3243.09 
 
 J8®- For lives of pres. Stiles, see Biography (p. 202). 
 Stiles (Henry Beed, M.D.) Bundling: its origin, 
 progress and decline in Amer. Albany, 1871. 12°. 
 
 — History of Windsor, prior to 1 768 ; and of Wind- 
 sor, Bloomfield, and Windsor Locks, to the pres- 
 ent time. Also genealogies. N. Y., 1859. 8°. 
 
 Same. Supplement. Albany, 1862. 8°, 592.04 
 
 — History of the city of Brooklyn. 3 v. Brooklyn, 
 1867-69. 8° 013.10 
 
 Stales (Wm. H.) Austria in 1848-49. 2 v. New York 
 
 1852. 8° 546.07 
 
 Still hour (The). See Phelps (Austin). 1862 3684.20 
 
 Stille (Alfred, M. D. ) Therapeutics and materia med- 
 
 ica. 3d ed. 2 v. Phil., 1868. 8°. . . . 4313.18 
 Stille (Charles Janeway, L.L.D.) History of the U. S. 
 
 sanitary commission. Phila., 1866. 8°. . 4343.18 
 Stilling ( Johann Heinrich Jung-). Life. Tr. by E. L. 
 
 Hazelius. Gettysburg, {Pa.), 1831. 8°. . 3166.02 
 Same. Sequel. Tr. by S. Jackson. L., 1836. 12°. 
 
 — Samintliche Werke. 12 v. Stuttgart, 1843. 16°. 
 Contents: v. 1. Lebe'nsgeschichte. 2. Geisterreiche. 
 
 Chrysaon. Das Schatzkastlein. 3. Siegsgeschichte der 
 christlichen Religion. 4-5. Das Heimweh. Die grosse 
 Panacee. Schleudere eines Hirtenknaben. Theodicee. 
 6. Theobald, Oder die Schwarmer : Theorie der Geister- 
 kunde. 7-8. Der graue Mann. 9. Florentin von Fablen- 
 dorn. Herr von Morgenthau. Theodore von der Linden. 
 10. Der christliche Menschenfreund. Biblische Erzalil- 
 ungen. 11. Biblische Erziinlungen. Ueber den Revolu- 
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 Stranger in the Tropics. See Tyng (C. D.) 1868. . . .1161.19 
 Strangers' guide through the city of York and its 
 cathedral. 9th ed. York, 1849. 12°. . . 951.14 
 Strangford (Percy Ellen Algernon Fred. Wm. Syd- 
 ney Smythe, Viscounty. The Eastern shores of 
 the Adriatic in 1863. With a visit to Montenegro. 
 London, 1864. 8°. 1034.16 
 
 — Original letters and papers upon philological and 
 
 kindred subjects. Ed. by viscountess Strang- 
 ford. London, 1878. 8° 6435.23 
 
 — Selection from [his] writings. Ed. by viscountess 
 
 Strangford. 2 v. London, 1869. 12°. . 1033.06 
 Contents: v. 1. Chaos. [Turkey in 1863]. Notes on 
 Turkey. Notes en Greece and the Greeks. 2. Notes on 
 Crete. Central Asia and Russia. Short notes on topics 
 of the day. 
 
 Smythe (Emily A. Beaufort, vicountess Strangford). 
 Egyptian sepulchres and Syrian shrines, includ- 
 ing a visit to Palmyra. New ed. L., 1874. 8°. 
 
 Strasbourg astronomical clock. Spalding (M. J.) Astron. clock 
 of Strasbourg. [In his Miscellanea, v. 2, 1875.] . . 3138.22 
 
 Stratagems of chess. From Stratagemes des echecs. 
 [anon}. London, 1817. 8° 4614.28 
 
 StrategematicoxL, and Strategicon. See Frontinus (Sextus Julius). 
 
 Stratford de Kedcliffe (Stratford Canning). Shad- 
 ows of the past : in verse. L., 1866. 12°. 1687.27 
 
 Stratton (Thomas). The affinity between the He- 
 brew language and the Celtic. 3d ed. Edin., 
 1872. 12° 6421.18 
 
 — Celtic origin of Greek and Latin language. Edin., 
 1870. 12° - 6421.14 
 
 Strauchius (.SSgidius). Chronology. Tr. by E. Sault. 
 3d ed. London, 1722. 8° 413.02 
 
 Strauss (David Friedrich). Life of Jesus. [Tr. by 
 
 Marian Evans.] N. Y., 1855. 8. . . .3422 02 
 ticTheo7v hv ev I ed p a D N -K A -, rev - T ' 91 - 186 ° < s - and "»> mys- 
 
 H R H^w£ A- P - ? eabod y>: Bibl - sao, ■. M "y. ISM (by 
 
 S'v^'v ItiBM.™**' 111 fBac -" t " Jul ^ 186i : Wes '" 
 
 -A New life of Jesus. 2 v. London, 1865. 8°. 3421 03 
 
 Z 3 f " lth a^ the new, a confession. Tr. by 
 M. Blind. N. Y., 1873. 12°. . 3595 08 
 
 lhriolf " Wh A -' 6 We Sti " CMstiaDi > 1 Have we still a're- 
 oifr ™i« Z r J 'I T con ?. e P«™ of the universe 1 What is 
 gSattmposers.^^-' ° f ° M great P ° ets ^ 0f <™ 
 tti • iV 5 fe — Beviewed in Edin. rev., Oct., 1873 
 
 — Ulrica von Hutten : his life and times. From the 
 
 German, by Mrs. G. Sturge. London, 1874. 12° 
 
 — Ulnci (H.) Strauss as a philosophical thinker 
 
 A review of ' The old faith and the new', and a 
 confutation of its materialistic views. Tr. with 
 introd. by C. P. Krauth. 1874 3614.24 
 
 — Zetter (R) Strauss and Eenan, an essay. From the 
 
 German. 1866 3625.26 
 
 Strauss, in his life and writings. 1874. 3166 19 
 
 ,o?f,2 to Brit 1 u - lev - Jul y. 1874 ; Con temp. rev., v. 24, 
 1874 (8. as a theologian); v. 27, 1876 (D. F. Strauss : a cbap- 
 /?"; "Jo st ' of mod ' religious thought); Macmillan, 
 
 Oct., 1873 (S. as a politician, by E. Goadby); Nat. qu. rev., 
 Mch., 1874 (Herr S. and his pantheistic system) 
 totrauss (Gerhard Friedrich Abram). Glory of the 
 house of Israel ; or the Hebrew's [Helon's] pil- 
 grimage to the holy city. Phil., 1859. 12°. 254.28 
 Note.— A picture of Jewish life, ceutury b. c. 
 Stray leaves from the book of nature. See De Vere (M. Scheie) 
 Stray studies from England and Italy. See Green (J. R.) 952.29 
 Stream of life on our globe. See Milton (J. L.) 2d ed. . 4713.10 
 Street (Alfred Billings). Council of revision of the 
 state of New York ; its history, etc. A., 1859. 8° 
 
 — The Indian pass. New York, 1869. 16°. . 1112.18 
 
 — Poems. 2 v. New York, 1867. 18°. . . . 1687.18 
 
 — Woods and waters : or the Saranacs and Eacket. 
 
 New York, 1860. 8° 1112.08 
 
 Street (George Edmund). The new courts of justice : 
 notes in reply to some criticisms. 2d ed. Lon- 
 don, 1872. 8° 1313.32 
 
 — Some account of gothic architecture in Spain. Lon- 
 
 don, 1865. 8° 1315.09 
 
 Streeter (Eussell). Familiar conversations : salva- 
 tion of all mankind clearly exhibited. 3d ed. 
 Philadelphia, 1844. 8° 3623.12 
 
 Streets (Thomas H.) Contributions to the natural history of the 
 Hawaian and Fanning Islands and Lower California, 1873- 
 75. [In Smithsonian miscel. collections, v. 13, 1875.] 
 
 Streets and lanes of a city : being the reminiscences 
 of AmyDutton. London, 1871. 16°. . . 5816.24 
 
 Strength and beauty. See Hopkins (Mark). 1874. . . . 3558.31 
 
 Stretton (Hesba), pseud. See Smith (Hannah), in Fiction (p. 525j. 
 
 Stretton (Margaret). .See Ficton (p. 525). 
 
 Strieker (Salomon), and others. Manual of human 
 and comparative histology, v. 1. Tr. by H. Power. 
 London, New Sydenham society, 1870. 8°. 4303.01 
 
 Strickland (Agnes). Lives of bachelor kings of Eng- 
 land. London, 1861. 8° 3256.01 
 
 Contents : William II. Rufus, 1056-1100. Edw. v. 1470- 
 1483. Edw. VI. 1537-1563. 
 
 — Lives of the last four princesses of the royal house 
 
 of Stuart. London, 1872. 8°. . 3225.17 ; 3255.30 
 
 Contents : Mary, consort of William n. of Orange, and 
 mother of king William in. Elizabeth, 2d daughter of 
 Charles i. and Henrietta Maria. Henrietta Anne, young- 
 est daughter of Charles i. and Henrietta Maria. Louisa 
 Maria, youngest daughter of king James iir 
 
 — Lives of the queens of England. 12 v. in 6. Phil., 
 
 1853. 8° 3255.06 
 
 Contents : v. 1-3. Matilda of Flanders, Matilda of Scot- 
 land, Adelicia of Louvaiue, Matilda of Boulogne, Eleanora 
 of Aquitaine, Berengaria of Navarre, Isabella of Angou- 
 leme, Eleanor of Provence, Eleanora of Castile, Marguer- 
 ite of France, Isabella of France, Phillippa of Haiuault, 
 Anne of Bohemia. Isabella of Valois. Joanna of Navarre. 
 Katherine of Valois. Margaret of Anjou. Elizabeth Wood- 
 ville. Anne of Warwick. (1066-1485.) 
 
 4-5. Elizabeth of York, Katherine of Aragon, Anne 
 Boleyn, Jane Seymour, Anne Cleves, Katherine Howard, 
 Katharine Parr, Queen Mary I. (1466-1558.) 
 6-7. Queen Elizabetli, Anne of Denmark. (1533-1619.) 
 8-9. Henrietta Maria, Catherine of Braganza, Mary Bea- 
 trice of Modena. (1609-1702.) 
 
 10-11. Mary Beatrice, concluded, Queen Mary, Queen 
 Anne. (1662-1699.) 
 12. Queen Anne, concluded. (1699-1754.) 
 
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 Same. New ed. 6 v. L., 1864-65. 12°. 3255.13 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Matilda of Flanders to Margaret of An- 
 jou. (A. D. 1066-1444.) 
 
 2. Elizabeth Woodville to Queen Mary I. (1436-1658.) 
 
 3. Queen Elizabeth. (1633-1603,) 
 
 4. Anne of Denmark, Henrietta Maria, Catharine of Bra- 
 ganza. (1675-1684.) 
 
 5. Mary Beatrice of Modena, Queen Mary n, wife of Wm. 
 in. (1669-1718.) 
 
 6. Mary ii, cont'd, Queen Anne. (1689-1714.) 
 
 — — Same. 4th ed. with portraits. St. L., 1854. 8°. 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Matilda of Flanders to Anne of Bohe- 
 mia. (A.D. 1066-1380.) 
 
 2. Isabella of Valois to Anne Boleyn. (1397-1538.) 
 
 3. Jane Seymour, Anne of Cleves, Catherine Howard, 
 Eatheriue Parr, Queen Mary i. (1536-1658.) 
 
 4. Queen Elizabeth. (1533-1603.) 
 
 5. Anne of Denmark, Henrietta Maria, Katharine of Bra- 
 ganza. (1603-1661.) 
 
 6. Mary Beatrice of Modena. (1685-1718.) 
 
 7. Mary n. q. consort of Wm. m. (1662-1694.) 
 
 8. Queen Anne. (1689-1714.) 
 
 Same. Abridged ed. N. Y., 1867. 12°. 3256.03 
 
 — Lives of the queens of Scotland and English prin- 
 
 cesses connected with the royal succession of Gt. 
 Britain. 8 v. N. Y., 1854-59. 12°. . . . 3256.06 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Margaret Tudor, qu. of James iv. Mag" 
 dalene of France, lBt queen of James v. Mary of Lorraine. 
 2d queen of James v. 
 
 2. Mary of Lorraine. Lady Margaret Douglass, countess 
 of Lenuox. 
 
 3-7. Mary, queen of Scots. 
 
 8. Elizabeth Stuart, queen of Bohemia. Sophia, electress 
 of Hanover. 
 
 — Lives of the seven bishops committed to the tower 
 
 in 1688. London, 1866. 12°. . . . .3445.15 
 Contents : Bancroft, Lake, White, Turner, Ken, Lloyd. 
 Trelawny. 
 
 — Lives of the Tudor princesses. [1498-16151. Lon- 
 
 don, 1868. 12° 3255.22 
 
 Contents : Mary Tudor, wife of Louis xu of France, and 
 of the duke of Suffolk. Lady Jane Gray and sisters. Lady 
 Eleanor Brandon, countess of Cumberland, 1536-48. Lady 
 Margaret Clifford, 1540-96. Arabella Stuart, 1574-1615 . ' 
 
 — Memoirs of the queens of Henry vin. Philadelphia, 
 
 1853. 8°. 3256.04 
 
 — Old friends and new acquaintances. [Tales]. 2 v 
 
 London, 1861. 12°. 254.29 
 
 — Pilgrims of Walsingham ; or tales of the Middle 
 
 Ages. N. Y, [n. d.] 12° 25(i.21 
 
 — Same. [In Waldie. Select ciro. library, v. 6.1 . 5078.20 
 
 Strickland (Jane Margaret). Rome, regal and re- 
 publican. Ed. by A. Strickland. L, 1854. 12°. 
 
 Strickland (Wm. P. ) History of the American Bible 
 society. N. Y, 1856. 8°. 3457.09 
 
 Strictures on the most eminent lawyers of the pres- 
 ent day. [anon.] London, 1780. 8°. . 5622.14 
 
 Strikes and lockouts. See Polit. economy {Trades unions, p. 918). 
 
 Strobel (Sev. P. A.) The Salzburgers and their de- 
 scendants, in Georgia. Baltimore, 1855. 12°. 
 
 Strong (James, D.D. ) New harmony and exposition 
 of the Gospels. N. Y, 1854. 8°. . . .3752 02 
 
 — joint author. See M'Olintock (I.) and Strong (J.) Cycl. of 
 biblical, etc. literature 3716 11 
 
 Strong (Latham Cornell). Poke o'Moonshine. [Po- 
 etic legends.] N. Y, 1878. 12°. . . .1687.32 
 
 Strong (E. M.) Twombb) (A. S.) Completed christian life : ser- 
 mon commemorative of E. M. Strong. 1863. . . . 3631 11 
 
 Strong (Hon. Wm. ) Two lectures upon the relations 
 of civil law to church polity, discipline, and 
 property. N. Y, 1875. 12° 5641 23 
 
 — Study of social science. [In Amer. soc. sci. assoc. Trans 
 
 no. 4, 1872] 6811 Q2 
 
 Strong_ (Wm. C). Culture of the grape. ' Boston, 
 
 1876. 12° 6133 01 
 
 Strong and free. See Phillips (Miss — ). 1869. . '. ' 6814 08 
 Strong drink, etc. See Frescott (H. P.) 1869 . 491524 
 
 Strother (David H.) ['Porte Crayon", pseud] Vir- 
 ginia illustrated. N. Y., 1858. 8°. . . 254.31 
 
 «S* For the author's papers in Harper's monthly con- 
 sult its Index volume. 
 
 Strother (Edward, JH.D.) Experience measures how to manage 
 the small-pox; added, the proper method to be used in 
 the plague. London, 1721. 12° /« 4334 20 
 
 Stroud (Wm.) The physical cause of the death of 
 
 Christ, and its relations to the principles and 
 
 practice of Christianity. With letter, by Sir J 
 
 Y. Simpson. New York, 1871. 8°. . 3595 17 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Winslow'Bjour.ofpsy.mea'., v 1 1848 
 
 Struggle against absolute monarchy, 1603-88. See Oorderv (B M ) 
 
 1877 .' 461.25 
 
 Struggle for existence. [Poems.] See Peak (G.) 1872. . . 1676.31 
 Struggles for life ; or, the autobiography of a dis- 
 senting minister, [anon.] Phil., 1854. 12°. 3593.22 
 Struggles of a young artist. See Gibson (D. C), in Biography 
 
 (P- 149) 3065.22 
 
 Struggles through life. See Harriott (J.) 3 v. 1816. . . 933.12 
 Struthers (John). Poetical works. With autobio- 
 graphy. 2 v. London, 1851. 12°. . . . 1687.15 
 
 Contents: v. 1. My own life. The poor man's sabbath, 
 The house of mourning, or the peasant's death. The 
 plough. 2. The winter day. Dychmont. Miscellaneous 
 poems. Songs. Epitaphs. Translations and paraphrases. 
 
 Strutt (John Wm., baron Bayleigh). Theory of sound 
 
 2 v. London, 1877-78. 8° 4028.28 
 
 Strutt (Joseph). Sports and pastimes of the people 
 
 of England. London, 1833. 8°. ... 4617.02 
 Strype (John). Memorials of Thomas Cranmer. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1853. 16° 3044.10 
 
 Strzelecki (P. E. de). Physical description of New 
 
 South Wales and Van Diemen's Land. L., 1845. 8°. 
 Stuart (Royal House of). See Biography (p. 202). 
 Stuart (Charles). Memoir of Granville Sharp. New 
 
 York. 1836. 12° 3163.04 
 
 Stuart (Charles B.). Lives and works of civiland mili- 
 
 tary engineers of America. New York,"l871. 8°. 
 
 — Naval and mail * steamers of the United States 
 
 New York, 1853. 4°. 4518.16 
 
 — Naval dry docks of the U. S. New York, 1852. fol. 
 Stuart (Isaac Wm. ) Life of Jonathan Trumbull. 2d 
 
 ed. Boston, 1859. 8° 3174.01 
 
 Stuart (George H.) and Hall (J.) The American evan- 
 gelists, D. L. Moody and Ira E. Sankey, in Gt. 
 Britain and Ireland. New York, 1875. 12°. 3556.30 
 
 Stuart (James) and Revett (Nicholas). * Antiquities 
 of Athens. 4 v. London, 1762-1816. fol. A.47.12 
 
 Same. Supplementary. By C. B. Cockerell, and 
 
 others. London, 1830. fol A.47.16 
 
 Stuart (James Montgomery). History of free trade 
 in Tuscany. With remarks on its progress in the 
 rest of Italy. London, 1876. 12° 5921.02 
 
 Stuart (Moses). Hints on the interpretation of 
 prophecy. 2d ed. Andover, 1842. 12°. . 3595.14 
 
 — Christ a sympathizing saviour : sermon at the funeral of 
 
 Mrs. Abby Woods, Feb. 24, 1846. Andover, 1846. 8°. 3624.30 
 
 — Letter to W. E. Channing, on religious liberty. 3d 
 
 ed. Boston, 1830. 8° 3595.20 
 
 — Clark (R. W.) Eeview of Moses Stuart's pamphlet 
 
 on slavery. 1850 5833.01 
 
 Set also Jour, of sac. lit., v 10, 1853, 809-338 ; New Eng- 
 lander, July, 1873 (A chapter of reminiscences, by Mrs. M. 
 H. Cornelius). 
 
 Stuart (Bobert). Dictionary of architecture? 3 v. in 
 2. Phil., 1854. 8° ,- 1314.02 
 
 Stuart-Glennie (John Stuart). In the morning-land, 
 
 or the law of the origin and transformation of 
 
 Christianity, v. 1. London, 1873. 8°. . 313-t.01 
 
 v. 1. The philosophy of history, and the origin of the 
 
 doctrines of Christianity. 
 
 J8ST* See also other works by this author entered under 
 Glennie (p. 579). 
 
 Stuarts (Lives of the). See Biography (p. 202). 
 
 Stubbs (George). 'Illustrated lecture on sketohing 
 from nature in pencil and water colour. Lon- 
 don, [1862J. fol 1447.14 
 
 See notice of G, Stubbs in Temple Bar, Dec, 1876. 
 
 Stubbs (Lucas Peter). Guide to pawnbroking. Lon- 
 don, [1866]. 16° 5911.05 
 
 Stubbs (Wm. ) Constitutional history of England, 
 v. 1-3. Oxford, 1874-78. 12° 5712.19 
 
 — Tne early Plantagenets. N. Y., 1776. 16°. [Epochs 
 
 of mod. hist.] - 481.02 
 
 — Memorials of Saint Dunstan, archbishop of Can- 
 
 terbury. L., 1874. 8°. [Rolls chronicles.] 
 
 — Select charters, and other illustrations of English 
 
 constitutional history, from the earliest times to 
 the reign of Edward the first. Oxford, 1870. 12°. 
 
 — ed. Chronicles and memorials of the reign of Kich- 
 
 ard 1. 2 v. L., 1864-65. 8°. [Rolls chronicles.] 
 Stud-books. See Horse (p. 632). 
 
 Student (The), See Bulwer-Lytton (E. Q. E. L.) ... 2614.25 
 Student life. See Education (College life, p. 434). 
 
 Student life. See Osgood (Samuel) 6512.07 
 
 Student life in Germany. See Howitt (Wm.) 1849. . . . 6616,16 
 
 THE BBOOKLYN LIBBABY. 
 
STUDENT-SUICIDE 
 
 1023 
 
 Student life in Venetia. See Malincontri (F.) 1801. , . 3110.23 
 Student's ancient hist, of the East. See Smith (Philip). . 423.19 
 Student's atlas of classical geography. 15 maps con- 
 structed by Edward Weller. Letter press by L. 
 Schmitz. With index. N. T., [n. d.] 8°. 915.20 
 
 Student's eooles. history. See Smith (P.) 1878 3412,22 
 
 Student's France : history to 1852. N. T., 1802. 12°. . . 513.13 
 
 Student's guide to the Univ. of Cambridge. 2ded. Cambridge, 
 
 1866. 16° 5512.18 
 
 Student's handbook of mod. hist. [Chronological 
 tables, 1600-1857.] Ed. by S. Neil. L., 1857. 12°. 
 
 Student's manual. See Todd (John). 1858 6512.13 
 
 Student's manual of oriental history. See Lenormant ((F.) and 
 
 Chevalier (E.) 423.14 
 
 Stndent's quarter ; or Paris, etc. See Thackeray (W. Ji.) 963.29 
 Student's BCdpture history. See Smith (Wm.) 1868. . .3413.13 
 Studer (Jacob S. ) Columbus, Ohio : its history, re- 
 sources, etc. Columbus, 1873. 12°. . . 601.09 
 Studies from life. See Oraik (D. M. Muloch). 1861. . .2541.07 
 
 Studies in biography. See Trotter (L. S ) 3265.08 
 
 Studies in church history. See Lea (H. C.) 1869. . . . 3426.16 
 Studies in field and forest. See Flagg (W.) 1857. . . .4712.30 
 Studies in general science. See Blackwell (A.. B.) 1869. .5411.18 
 Studies in parliament. See Hutton (R. H.) 1866. . . . 3262.19 
 Studies in philosophy and lit. See Knight (W.) 1879. . . 5423.26 
 Studies in philosophy and theol. See Haven (J.) . . 3557.10 
 Studies in poetry and philosophy. See Shairp (J. O.) . 2542.20 
 Studies in European politics. See Duff (M. E. G.) . . 5727.12 
 Studies in the creative week. See Boardman (G. D.) 1878. 3762.21 
 Studies of the Greek poets. See Symonds (J. A.) 1873. .1687.29 
 Studies on philos. of religion and hist. See Fairbairn (A. M.) 
 Studio arts (The). See Johnson (E. W.) 1878. . . . 1433.28 
 Studio, field, and gallery. See Rollin (H. J.) 1878. . . 1424.21 
 Studious women. See Dupanloup (F. A. P.) 1869. . , . 5822.30 
 Studnitz (Arthur von). Gold : standard of gold and 
 silver wares in different countries. Tr. and 
 abridged by Mrs. Brewer ; with notes by E. W. 
 Streeter. 2d ed., revised. London, 1877. 12°. 
 Study. See Education (p. 434). 
 
 Studying art broad. See Nieriker (M. A.) 1879. , . .1422.23 
 Stukely (Thomas). See Bentley's miscel., v. 44, 1858. 
 Stumbling blocks. See Dodge (M. A.) [■ Gail Hamilton'.] 2523.06 
 Sturges (Joshua). Guide to the game of draughts. Ed. by G. 
 
 Walker. N. T.. 1815. 12° 4612.21 
 
 Sturm (Christoph Christian). Reflections on the 
 works of God throughout all natnre. Phil., 
 
 1853. 8°. 3595,18 
 
 Start (Capt. Charles) Expedition into Central Aus- 
 tralia, 1844-46. 2 v. London, 1849. 8°. 1063.14 
 
 — Two expeditions into Southern Australia, 1828-31. 
 
 2ded. 2v. London, 1834. 8°. . . . 1063.16 
 
 Sturtevant (Julian M., D.D.) Economics, or the 
 science of wealth. N. Y., 1877. 12°. . . 5931.23 
 
 Sturtevant (S. T.. D.D.) Preacher's manual : lec- 
 tures on preaching. 4th ed. L., 1866. 8°. 3595.19 
 
 Stuttering. See Medicine ( Voice and speech, p 769). 
 
 Styffe (Knut). Iron and steel : elasticity, extensi- 
 bility, and tensile strength. From the Swedish, 
 by C. P. Sandberg. London, 1869. 8°. 3933.32 
 
 Style. See Ehetorio [Style, p. 950);— Criticism (p. 388). 
 
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 on our humanity. London, [n. d.] 8°. . 5825.14 
 
 — Essay on the stage. 3d ed. L., 1820. 18°. 1731.32 
 
 Subalpine kingdom. See St. John (Bayle) 973.09 
 
 Subaltern (Ttie). See G-leig (George R.I 1855 552.14 
 
 Subaltern's furlough : United States, etc. See Coke (E. T.) 1833. 
 
 Subjection of women. See Mill (John Stuart) 5823.13 
 
 Sublime (The). See Fine Arts {Beautiful and Sublime, p. 638) ;— 
 
 Rhetoric (p. 949). 
 
 Sublime in nature. See'Lanoye (F. de). 1870 932.10 
 
 Substance and shadow : morality and religion. See James (H.) 
 Substance and show. See King (X. Starr). 1877. . . .3564.35 
 Substance of solemn review of tue custom of war. [anon.] Lon- 
 don. 1832. 8". 5437.17 
 
 Sub tropical rambles. See Pike (N.) 1873 1066.08 
 
 Subtle brains and lisson fingers. See Wynter (A.) 1871.3913.21 
 Suburban sketches. See Ho wells ( W. D.) 1871. . . . 2632.25 
 
 Success. 
 
 — Adams ( W. H. D. ) Secret of success, or how to get 
 
 on in the world. 1879 3265.24 
 
 — Emerson {R. W.) Society and solitude, 1870 ; p. 261-279. 
 
 — FarreU (J.) Success. [In his Lectures of a certain professor. 
 
 1877.J 2524.24 
 
 r— Helps [A.) On the arts of self advancement. [In his Friends 
 in council, 2d series, v. 1.] 2531.26 
 
 — Kaye {J. W.) In his Essays of an optimist. 1871. . 2533.23 
 
 — Malhews (W.) Getting on in the^ world ; or hints 
 
 on success in life. 1873 5512.25 
 
 — TulliUl (L. 0.) Success in life : the artist. 1411.25 
 
 — Whipple (E. P.) Success and its conditions. 2545.09 
 
 See also Macm. mag., v. 12 (Success in life). 
 Successful merchant : Samuel Badgett. See Arthur (W.) 3025.07 
 
 Suckley (George). Reports on the fishes, and the water birds of 
 [Washington territory]. See Pacific R. R. routes Report- 
 
 ~ P Ta , moj With Ufe '^ A '<*»l™™. V*o''s English poet" 
 
 Ihf ft n'".?^!, 8 , mag ," AU8 " l 855 ' Gent i- mag., Oct., 1878 
 (by G. B. Smith); and ref. in Allibone v. 2 
 
 Sudbury, {Mass.) See Countries, etc. (p. 321) 
 
 Sue (Mane Joseph, called Eugene). Atar-Gull La 
 Parisien en mer. Paris, 1846. 24. . . 7037.16 
 
 — La Vigie de Koat-Ven: roman maritime, 1780-1830 
 
 3 v. in 1. Paris, 1846. 24° 7037 17 
 
 — Lejuif errant. 4 v. Paris, 1858. 12°. . '. 703706 
 
 — Les mysteres de Paris. 2 v. N. Y., 1844. 8°. 7037 09 
 
 — Les mysteres du peuple, on histoire d'une famille 
 
 de proletaries h travers les ages. v. 1-19 en 5 
 Bruxelles, 1850-52. 18° 7037.35 
 
 — Les sept peche's capitaux. L'avarice. La gourman- 
 
 dise. Nouv. e"d. Paris, 1865. 12. . . 7037.10 
 
 L'envie. Lacolere. Nouv. ed. 2 v. P., 1866. 12.° 
 
 La luxure. La paresse. Nouv. ed. P., 1866. 12°. 
 
 L'orgueil. Nouv. ed. Paris, 1870. 12°. 7037.14 
 
 ess- For English versions of his novels, see Fiction 
 
 (p. 625). 
 
 Suetonius Tranquillus (Caius). [Duodecim Cresares. 
 De Claris rhetoribus. De illustribus grammati- 
 cis. Vitas.] Avec traduction en francais. Publ. 
 sous la direction de M. Nisard. Paris, 1865. 8°. 
 
 — Lives ot the first twelve CEesars. Tr. with annota- 
 
 tions, and review of the government and litera- 
 ture of the different periods, by A. Thomson. 
 
 London, 1796. 8°. . 3028.04 
 
 Same. Transl. of A. Thomson, revised by T. 
 
 Forester. Added, lives of the grammarians, 
 rhetoricians, and poets. L., Bohn, 1855. 12°. 
 Contents : The twelve Cmsars • Julius Cassar, Augustus, 
 TiberiiiB, Caligula, Claudius, Nero, Galba, Otho, Vitellius, 
 Vespasian, Titus, Domitian. Grammarians and rhetor- 
 icians. Lives of the poets: Terence, Juvenal, Perslus, 
 Horace, Lucan, Pliny. 
 
 — Opera omnia. Ex ed. Baumgarten-Crusii : cum 
 
 notis et interp. in usum delphini. London, 
 
 Valpy, 1826. 8° 7717.08' 
 
 Suez canal. See Countries {Suez canal, p. 371). 
 
 Suffering. See Biblical and religious literature {Consolation in 
 
 affliction, p. 82); also Gould (S. B.) Mystery of suffering : 
 
 six lectures. 1877 3556.31 
 
 Suffolk (W. T.) On microscopical manipulation. 
 
 London, 1870. 16°. . ' 4827.14 
 
 Suffolk surnames. See Bowditch (N. I.) 3246.11 
 
 Suffrage. See Government and politics [Suffrage, p. 689) ; — 
 
 Ballot, p. 584 ;— Representation, p. 688 ; — Women {Suffrage). 
 
 Sufis. Palmer (E. H.) Oriental mysticism. 1867. . . . 3582.03 
 
 See also Chris, ex. v. 56, 1854 ; p. 117-129 (Piety and 
 
 poetry of the Sufis) ; Malcolm's Persia, v. 2. 1829, p. 266-301. 
 Sugar and Sugar-planting. See Agriculture {Sugar-cane, p. 9.); 
 
 also Napoleon in. The Sugar question, 1842 [In his Works, 
 
 v. 2] ;— Benjamin (J. P.) in De Bow (J. D. B.) Industrial 
 
 resources, etc. v. 3, 1853 ; p. 195-213. 
 Sugden (Edward Burtenshaw, lord St. Leonards). A 
 
 handy book of property law. N. Y., 1858. 12°. 
 
 — Considerations on the rate of interest, and on redeemable 
 
 annuities. London, 1816. 8°. [In Pamphleteer, v. 7.] 
 
 — Misrepresentations in Campbell's lives of Lynd- 
 
 hurst and Brougham corrected. L, 1869. 8°. 
 
 — Practical treatise of powers. 2 v. 3d Amer. ed. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1856. 8° 5634.20 
 
 — Letter to J. Humphreys, Esq., on his proposal to repeal the 
 
 laws of real property, and substitute a new code. 2d ed. 
 
 London, 1826. 8° 6915.19 
 
 See notice of the author in Blackw. mag., v. 81, 1857. 
 
 Suicide. 
 
 — Chevalier [T.) On suicide. [In Pamphleteer, v. 23, 1824.] 6058.23 
 
 — DeQuincey[T.) Noto-book, 1855 ; p. 260-7 2522.17 
 
 Hume ID.) Essays, v. 2, 1875 ; and Works, v. 4, 1854. 5423.12 
 
 — Kitto [J.) Essays and letters, 1825 ; p. 136-149. . . . 2635.01 
 
 — Moore ( 0. ) Full inquiry into the subject of suicide. 
 
 2 v. 1790 3578.04 
 
 StaeUHolstein [time. de). [Inher Influence of literature, 1835 ; 
 
 _p. 100-112 5412.06 
 
 — Winslow (Forbes). Anatomy of suicide. 1840. 4333.02 
 
 See also Bentley's miscel., Dec, 1837 ; Galaxy, Feb., 1676 
 (by Albert Rhodes); Pop. sci. monthly, Nov., 1875 (S. in 
 large cities by A. McL. Hamilton); Sanitarian, Nov., Dec, 
 
 IB asking for booka, u«e the " Book Ord»r," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
1024 
 
 SUICIDE -SUMNER 
 
 1878 (by O. H. Palmer); Univ. mag., April, 1880 (S. and 
 other problems); Westm. rev., v. 68, 1857 or Littell, v. 18, 
 1858 (S. in life and literature); Winslow's jour, of pey. 
 med., v. 3-4, 9-12 (Numerous articles); Medical critic, v. 1-3 
 (Five articles) ; Blackw. mag., June, 1880. 
 
 Sulla. See Biography (p. 2021; nfcoBeesly (A. H.) Sulla. 1879. 
 
 Sullivan (Alexander Martin). New Ireland. [1840- 
 1877]. Phil., 1877. 8° 453.22 
 
 Sullivan (Arthur). See University mag., v. 4. 1879. 
 
 Sullivan (Sir Edward). Protection to native indus- 
 try. London, 1870. 8° 5913.27 
 
 Sullivan (&ov. James) and Pickering (Timothy). In- 
 teresting correspondence. 2d ed. B., 1808. 8°. 
 ,6®=" For life of gov. Sullivan, see Biography (p. 202). 
 
 Sullivan (John, Amer. rev. gen.) See Biography (p. 202); Ban- 
 croft (G.) Hist, of U.S. [consult index); and Historical 
 mag., Dec, 1866 (Vindication of J. S., by T. C. Amory). 
 
 Sullivan (John). Kemarks on the affairs of India. London, 
 1852. 8°. . , , . . In 5093.20 
 
 Sulivan (Richard Joseph). A view of nature, in let- 
 ters to a traveller among the Alps. With reflec- 
 tions on atheistical philosophy, now exemplified 
 in France. 6 v. London, 1794. 8°. . . 4717.15 
 
 — Letters to the Directors of the East India Company. [Lon- 
 
 don], 1784. 8° 3075.31 
 
 Sullivan (Wm. ) Familiar letters on public charac- 
 ters, and public events ; from 1783 to 1815. 
 [anon.] Boston, 1834. 8° 573.09 
 
 — A Political class book. Boston, 1830. 8°. 5722.20 
 Sullivant (W. S.) Keport on the mosses and liver -worts, 36th 
 
 parallel. [In Pacific E. R. routes. Reports, v. 4.] 1127.04 
 Sully {Due de). See Biography (p. 202) ; also Littell, Feb., 1874 
 
 (from New qu. rev.) 
 Sully (James). Pessimism: a history and a criticism. 
 
 London, 1877. 8° 5434.53 
 
 — Physiological psychology in Germany. [In Mind, Jan., 1876.] 
 
 — The question of visual perception in Germany. [In Mind, 
 
 Jan., Feb., 1878.] 
 
 — Sensation and intuition : studies in psychology 
 
 and aesthetics. London, 1874. 8°. . . 5426.08 
 Contents: Relation of the evolution hypothesis to 
 human psychology. New theories of emotional expression. 
 Recent German experiments with sensation. Belief : its 
 varieties and conditions. Free-will. Moral self-culture. 
 Musical sensation. Musical form. Musical expression. 
 •aSsthetical aspects of character. Character in art. Ham- 
 burg dramaturgy. On the possibility of a science of 
 aesthetics. 
 
 Note.— Reviewed by A. Bain in Fortn. rev., July, 1874. 
 ■Sully (Thomas). Hints to young painters, and pro- 
 cess of portrait-painting. Phil., 1873. 8°. 1425.14 
 Sulphurets. See Arts (Useful : Assaying, p. 40). 
 Sulphuric acid manufacture. See Smith (H. A.) . . . . 4213.31 
 Sulpicia. Poems. Tr. by J. Grainger. [In Chalmers (A.) Engl, 
 poets, V. 30, 1810.] 1626.20 
 
 — Satires. Tr. by L. Evans. [With Juvenal. Satires. N. Y., 1861. 
 12°' 
 
 '•] 
 
 1662.26 
 
 — Satira. [In Horace, etc. ffluvres completes. Paris, 1869. 8' 
 
 Nisard's coll.] 7725.09 
 
 Same. [In Walker (Q. S.) *Corpus poetarum]. . 1697.15 
 
 Sultan and his people. See Oscanyan (C.) 1857. . . . 994.19 
 
 Sumbel (Mrs. Lean Wells, Engl, aciress). Memoirs. 
 
 By herself. 3 v. London, 1811. 12°. . . 3167.03 
 
 Summary of objections to the doctrine that a marriage with the 
 
 sister of a deceased wife is contrary to law, religion, or 
 
 morality. London, 1839. 8° 3573.29 
 
 Summer and winter in the Two Sicilies. See Kavanagh (J.) 1858. 
 Summer cruise on the coast of New England. See Carter (Rob- 
 ert). 1864 1111.09 
 
 Summer-day book ; sketches, adventures, scenes, information, 
 
 etc. N. Y., 1851. 12° 2543.14 
 
 Summer days on the Hudson. See Wise (Daniel). . . . 1121.23 
 Summer in Brittany. See Trollope (T. A.) ... 963.02 
 
 Summer in Skye. See Smith (Alex.) 953.13 
 
 Summer in the Pyrenees. See Murray (J. E.J 1837. . . 985.04 
 Summer jaunt through the old world. See Holden (L. L.) 943.27 
 Summer on the lakes. See Ossoli (Margaret Fuller). 944.08 
 
 Summer parish. See Beecher (H. W.) 1875 3515.28 
 
 Summer pictures : Copenhagen to Venice. See Field (H. M.) 
 
 1859 941.13 
 
 Summer rest. See Dodge (M, A.) ['Gail Hamilton'.) 2523.07 
 
 Summer story. See Read (T. B ) 1865 1682.07 
 
 Summer-savory. See Taylor (B. F.) 1879 2543.35 
 
 Summer time in the country (Journal of). See Willmott (R. A.) 
 
 Summer vacation. See Hall (Edward E.) 944.26 
 
 Summerly (Felix), pseud. See Cole (H.) 
 
 Summers (Rev. James). Rudiments of the Chinese 
 
 language. London, 1864. 16° 6421.04 
 
 Summers and winters in the Orkneys. See Gorrie (D.) , 954.23 
 Sumner (Ban. Charles). Orations and speeches. 2 v. 
 
 Boston, 1850. 12° 6324.11 
 
 Contents : 
 Address to people of Mass. by Free soil state conven., v. 2. 
 
 Anti-slavery duties (Our), 1850, v. 2. 
 
 Boston prison discipline society (Speech before), v . 2. 
 
 Buffalo platform and candidates, 1848, v. 2. 
 
 Colored schools (Unconstitutionality of separate), ¥ . 2. 
 
 Fame and glory, oration, v. 1. 
 
 Free soil movement (Vindication of), 1849, v. 2. 
 
 Law school of Harvard university (Report on), v. 2. 
 
 Mexican war (Argument against the validity of enlistments 
 for the), v. 2. 
 
 Mexican war (Letter to Hon. R. C. Winthrop on the decla- 
 ration of war, Oct., 1846), v. 2. 
 
 Mexican war (Speech against the), Nov., 1846, v. 2. 
 
 Mexican war ; withdrawal of troops, v. 2. 
 
 Parties (Letter on), v. 2. 
 
 Pickering (Hon. John), Tribute to, v. 2. 
 
 Progress (Human), Law of, v. I. 
 
 Scholar (The), jurist, artist, and philosopher, v. 1. 
 
 Slave power (Speech for polit. action against), v. 2. 
 
 Story (Hon. Joseph), Tribute to, v. 2. 
 
 Texas (Against admission of), as a slave state, v. 2. 
 
 True grandeur of nations, v. 1. 
 
 War system of the commonwealth of nations, v. 2. 
 
 Wheaton (Hon. Henry), Tribute to, v. 2. 
 
 White slavery in the Barbary stateB, v. 1. 
 
 — Recent speeches and addresses. Boston, 1856. 12°. 
 
 Contents : 
 
 Anti-slavery enterprise (The) : its necessity, etc. 
 Armories (Civil superintendents of). 
 Bills of rights : their history and policy. 
 Downing (Andrew J.), Tribute to. 
 Duties of Massachusetts at present crisis, 1854. 
 Finger point from Plymouth Rock. 
 Freedom (Landmark of); freedom national. 
 Freedom national ; slavery sectional. 
 Fugitive slave bill (Repeal of); 2 speeches. 
 Kossuth (Welcome to). 
 
 Land states (Justice to the), and policy of roads. 
 Massachusetts (Defence of). 
 Militia (Powers of a state over the). 
 Pardoning power of the president. 
 Party of freedom (The); speech, 1852. 
 Postage (Cheap ocean). 
 Rantoul (Hon. Robert), Tribute to. 
 Representative system and its proper basis. 
 Seamen (Wages of), in case of wreck. 
 Senate (Against secrecy in the proceedings of). 
 Senator of U. S. (Acceptance of office of). 
 Sharpe (Granville); position and duties of merchant, illus- 
 trated by the life of. 
 Slave oligarchy and its usurpations. 
 Slavery in Nebraska and Kansas : final protest. 
 
 — Worts. 12 v. Boston, 1875. 12°. .... 5067.12 
 
 Contents : v. 1. (1845-47.) True grandeur of nations, ora- 
 tion, July 4. Tribute of friendship : Joseph Story. Wrong 
 of slavery, speech against the admission of Texas as a 
 slave state. Equal rights in the lecture room. Prisons 
 and prison discipline. (From Christian Examiner, Jan., 
 1846.) Employment of time ; lecture. Biogr. sketch of 
 the late John Pickering. The scholar, the jurist, the ar- 
 tist, the philanthropist : Phi Beta Kappa oration, Har- 
 vard univ. Anti-slavery duties of the whig party. Wrong- 
 ful declaration of war against Mexico ; letter to R. 0. 
 Winthrop. Refusal to be a candidate for congress. Slav- 
 ery and the Mexican war. Invalidity of enlistments in 
 the Mass. reg. of vol. for the Mexican war : argument. 
 Withdrawal of American troops from Mexico. White 
 slavery in the Barbary states ; lecture. Rival systems of 
 prison discipline. Joseph Lewis Stackpole. 
 
 2. (Aug., 1847-Oct., 1851.) Fameand glory : oration bef. 
 the lit. societies of Amherst college. Necessity of political 
 action against the slave power and the extension of slav- 
 ery. The late Henry Wheaton. Union among men of all 
 parties against the Blave power and the extension of slav- 
 ery, 1848. Law of human progress, Phi Beta Kappa ora- 
 tion, Union college. Party of freedom. PartieB, and Im- 
 portance of a free-soil organization. Appeal for the free- 
 soil party. A last rally for freedom, Nov. 9, 1848. War sys- 
 tem of the commonwealth of nations. Be true to the de- 
 claration of independence. Where liberty is, there is my 
 party. Free soil party explained and vindicated. Wash- 
 ington an abolitionist : letter. Equality before the law : 
 unconstitutionality of separate colored schools in Mass. 
 Character and history of the law school of Harvard univ. 
 Stipulated arbitration, or a congress of nations, with dis- 
 armament. Our immediate anti-slavery duties. Accept- 
 ance of the office of senator of the U. S. Declaration of 
 independence and the constitution of the U. S. our two 
 title-deeds. Position of the American lawyer. Sympathy 
 with the rights of man everywhere. 
 
 3. (Dec. 10, 1851— Feb. 23, 1855.) Welcome to Kossuth : 
 speech. Our country on the side of freedom, without bel- 
 ligerent intervention. Clemency to political offenders, 
 Jan. 22, 1852. Justice to the land states, and policy of 
 roads : speeches. J. Fenimore Cooper, the novelist. Cheap 
 ocean postage. Pardoning power of the president. Pre- 
 sentation of a memorial against the fugitive slave bill. 
 National flag the emblem of union for freedom. Union 
 against the sectionalism of slavery. '• Strike, but hear " : 
 attempt to discuss the fugitive slave bill, July 27, 28, 1862. 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
SUMNER 
 
 1025 
 
 Tribute to Robert Rantoul, jr. Authorship of the ordi- 
 nance of freedom in the north-west territory. Freedom 
 national ; slavery sectional. Andrew J. Downing, the 
 landscape gardener : speech, in favor of an allowance to 
 his widow. The party of freedom : its necessity and prac- 
 ticability. Civil superintendents of armories. Necessity 
 of union to uphold freedom. Against secresy in proceed- 
 ings af the senate. The German element must be against 
 slavery. Powers of the state over the militia : exemp- 
 tions for conscientious scruples. Powers of the state 
 over the militia : colored companies. The Pacific railroad 
 and the declaration of independence. The representative 
 system, and its proper basis. Bills of rights : their hist- 
 ory and policy. Finger-point from Plymouth rock. Ire- 
 land and Irishmen. Landmark of freedom: no repeal of 
 the Missouri compromise. When will the north be 
 aroused? A liberty -loving emigration to guard Kansas. 
 Final protest, for himself and the clergy of New England, 
 against slavery in Nebraska and Kansas. Union of all 
 parties necessary against the slave power. Boston peti- 
 tion for the repeal of the fugitive slave act, June 26, 1854. 
 Reply to assailants: oath to support the constitution; 
 weakness of the south from slavery. Speech on fugitive 
 slave act. James Otis an example to Massachusetts, July 
 30, 1851. Duties of Massachusetts at the present crisis. 
 Formation of the republican party, Worcester, Sept. 7, 
 1854. The good farmer and the good citizen. Position 
 and duties of the merchant, illustrated by the life of Gran- 
 ville Sharp. Wages of seamen in case of wreck. Against 
 capital punishment. 
 
 4. (May 9, 1855— May 30, 1860.) The anti-slavery enter- 
 prise : its necessity, etc. New outrage for the sake of slav- 
 ery. The pen better than the sword. Republican party 
 in New York. Republican party offspring of aroused con- 
 science of the country. Political parties and our foreign- 
 born population. Origination of appropriation bills. Re- 
 lief of vessels in distress on the coast. Example of Wash- 
 ington against slavery not to be forgotten now. Constant 
 exertion and union among good men. Abrogation of trea- 
 ties : speeches. The crime against Kansas ; and other 
 speeches in aid of Kansas. Appeal for the republican 
 candidate, 1856. Longing for restoration of active duties, 
 with appeal to the young men of Mass. Appeal to the re- 
 publicans of Rhode Island. Regret for continued disabil- 
 ity. Effect of a vote for Buchanan. Appeal for the repub- 
 lican cause. Public reception of Mr. Sumner, on his re- 
 turn to Boston : with speeches : Nov. 3, 1856. Congratu- 
 lation on reelection of Anson Burliugame, Late presiden- 
 tial election our Bunker Hill. Acceptance of senatorship, 
 on reelection, Jan. 22, 1857. Gratitude for sympathy of 
 the people of Vermont. Reply to invitation to dinner by 
 American merchants in Paris. Our politics seen from a 
 distance. Farewell on sailing for Europe a second time. 
 Honor to prof. Morse. Longing for duties of position. 
 Independence and unity of Italy. Two lessons from the 
 life of Washington. Macaulay on slavery. Statue of Hor- 
 ace Maun. Usurpation of the senate in imprisoning a citi- 
 zen. Abolition of custom-house oaths. Boston common, 
 and its extension. Attempt to kidnap a citizen under or- 
 der of the senate, case of Frank B. Sanborn. Petitions 
 against slavery. Safety of passengers in steamships for 
 California. Candidates who are a platform : letter. 
 
 5. (Jane 4, 1860 — July 29, 1861.) Barbarism of slavery. 
 Victory of principle in the presidential election : letter. 
 Refusal to colored persons of right of petition. Late hon. 
 John Schwartz, of Penn. : speech. Unhesitating assertion 
 of our principles : letter. The republican party : its ori- 
 gin, necessity, and permanence. Emancipation in the 
 British West Indies a blessing, and not a failure. Slavery 
 a barbarous disease to be stayed: letter. Tribute to a col- 
 lege classmate : John W. Browne. Presidential campaign 
 speeches, 1860. Unconstitutionality of slavery shown 
 from its barbarism. Fugitive slave act must be a dead 
 letter. Example of Massachusetts against slavery. Con- 
 tributions of schools for statue of Horace Mann. Reminis- 
 cences of Theodore Parker. Threat of disunion by the 
 slave states, and its absurdity. No popular sovereignty 
 in territories can establish slavery. The victory and pres- 
 ent duties. Moderation in victory : standing by our prin- 
 ciples. Memorial stones of the Washingtons in England. 
 Lafayette, the faithful one. Disunion and a southern con- 
 federacy. Attempt at compromise : the Crittenden prop- 
 ositions. Anxieties and prospects during the winter, 1861. 
 No surrender of the northern forts. Duty and strength 
 of the coming administration. Foreign relatione : arbi- 
 tration : report on San Juan boundary question. Begin- 
 ning of the conflict. Passports for colored citizens. Ob- 
 ject of the war. Proceedings on the Crittenden resolu- 
 tion, July, 24, 25, 1861. Sympathies of the civilized world 
 not to be repelled : speech against increase of ten per 
 cent on all foreign duties. 
 
 6. (Oct. 1, 1861 —May 15, 1862). Emancipation our best 
 weapon. The rebellion : its origin and mainspring. Wel- 
 come to fugitive slaves. Slavery and the black code in the 
 district of Columbia. The late senator Bingham, with 
 protest against slavery. The late senator E. D. Baker, 
 with call for emancipation. Revision and consolidation 
 of the national statutes. Expulsion of Trusten Polk, of 
 Missouri. Emancipation and the president. The Trent 
 case, and maritime rights. Office of senator, and its in- 
 compatibility with other offices. Expulsion of Jesse D. 
 Bright, of Indiana Answer of a witness criminating him- 
 
 S^ifit- Llmitation of debate in the senate. Industrial ex- 
 hibition at London. Order in business : each question by 
 itself. State rebellion, state suicide. Treasury notes a 
 legal tender. Loyalty a qualification required in a senator 
 Help for Mexico against foreign intervention. Our Ger- 
 man feUow-citizens, and a true reconstruction. No recoe 
 ration of the fugitive slave bill. State suicide and emanci- 
 pation. Removal of disqualification of color in carrying 
 the mails. Ransom of slaves at the national capital Rebel 
 barbarities, and the barbarism of slavery. Testimony of 
 colored persons in the district of Columbia. Independence 
 of Hayti and Liberia. Final suppression of. the slave- 
 trade : the treaty with Great Britain. Enforcement of 
 emancipation in the district of Columbia. Conduct of our 
 generals towards fugitive slaves. No names of victories 
 over fellow- citizens on regimental colors. Bounty lands 
 for soldiers out of real estate of rebels. Testimony of 
 colored persons in judicial proceedings for confiscation 
 and emancipation. The late Hon. Goldsmith F. Bailey. 
 Use of parchment in legislative proceedings. 
 
 7. (May 19, 1862— Oct. 1, 1863.) Rights of sovereignty 
 and rights of war. No surrender of fugitive slaves, and 
 other speeches. Tax on cotton. Tax on slave-masters. 
 Proper despatch of business. Shutting up of colored 
 schools by the provisional gov ernment of North Carolina. 
 Stand by the administration : letter. Power of congress 
 us. military government of states. Air-line railroad be- 
 tween Washington and New York. Abolition and prohib- 
 ition of slavery in West Virginia. War power of congress : 
 confiscation and liberation. Prize-money and its policy. 
 The rank of admiral. Testimony of colored persons in the 
 courts of the U. S. Provisional governments and recon- 
 struction. Taxes on knowledge : duties upon imported 
 books and rags. Constitutional quorum of the senate. 
 Protest against final adjournment of congress. Patriotic 
 unity and emancipation. Harmony with the president 
 and emancipation. Union of good citizens for a final set- 
 tlement. The proclamation of emancipation. Farmers, 
 their happiuess and liberal sentiments. Ambulance and 
 hospital corps. Celebration of emancipation. Prudence 
 in our foreign relations : resolutions against French in- 
 terference in Mexico. Employment of colored troops. 
 Immediate emancipation, and uot gradual. Letters of 
 marque and reprisal. Appointments to the Naval academy. 
 Exemption of clergymen from military conscription. Pi o- 
 test against foreign intervention. Concurrent resolutions 
 of congress, Feb. 28, 1863. Inexpediency of letters ot 
 marque. Unity for the sake of freedom, and freedom for 
 the sake of unity. Pacific railroad : letter. Union of the 
 Mississippi and the lakes by canal. IssueB of the war. Let 
 colored men enlist. Our foreign relations : speech, Sept. 
 
 10. 1863. Our domestic relations : power of congress over 
 the rebel states. (From Atlantic monthly, Oct., 1863.) 
 
 8. (Nov. 1863-June 1864.) Benjamin Franklin and John 
 Slideil at Paris (From Atlantic monthly, Oct., 1863). 
 Victory and peace through emancipation : letter. The 
 Mayflower and the slave ship : letter. Commutation for 
 the draft : difference between rich and poor. Special com- 
 mittee on slavery and freedom. Foundation of the free 
 public library iu Boston : letter. Loyalty in the senate : 
 the iron-clad oath. The late Hon. John W. Noell, of Mis- 
 souri : remarks on his death. Reconstruction again : 
 guaranties and safeguards against slavery and for protec- 
 tion of freedmen. Prayer of one hundred thousand : 
 speech, on a petition of the Women's national league, 
 praying universal emancipation. Equal pay of colored 
 soldiers. Opening of the street-cars to colored persons. 
 Wrong and unconstitutionality of fugitive slave acts. Ex- 
 clusion of witnesses on account of color : reportB Feb. 
 
 29. 1864. The mission to Belgium. Consular pupils. The 
 late Owen Lovejoy. Colored suffrage in the territory of 
 Montana. Claims on France for spoliations of Amer. 
 commerce prior to 1801 : report in senate : no property in 
 man : universal emancipation without compensation. 
 Caste and prejudice of color. Final repeal of all fugitive 
 slave acts. The national banks and the currency. Branch 
 mints and coinage. Reform in the civil service. Colored 
 suffrage in Washington. Vote of both houses of congress 
 necessary to readmission of rebel states. Notaxon books. 
 Creation of the freedmen's bureau : a bridge from slavery 
 to freedom. 
 
 9 (June, 1864— Dec, 1865.) Make haste slowly : speech 
 on the recognition of Arkansas. Means for the war the 
 true object of the tariff. No tax on education Abolition 
 of the coastwise Slave-trade. Opening of the United States 
 courts to colored witnesses. Reconstruction, and adop- 
 tion of proclamation of emancipation by act of congress 
 Nat academy of lit. and art ; also of moral and political 
 sciences. No final adjournment of congress without in- 
 creased taxation. Rejoicing in the decline of the rebel- 
 lion Republican party and democratic party. Slavery 
 and the rebellion one and inseparable : issues of the presi- 
 dential election. Congratulations on the presidential 
 election. Jubilee of liberty. Mr. Ashley and reconst, i no- 
 tion. Case of the Florida : illus. by precedents of British 
 seizures in neutral waters. Relations with Gt Britain : 
 the St. Albans raid. Termination of the Canadian reci- 
 nrocity treaty. The emancipation proclamation and 
 eoual rights Freedom of wives and children of colored 
 somiers 8 Massacre of the Cheyenne Indians. The late 
 Edward Everett. Termination of treaties by notice : re- 
 marks on a joint resolution to terminate the treaty of 1817 
 
 In asking for books, use the •• Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, 
 
 and the NUMBER, 
 
1026 
 
 SUMNER ( Charles — William G. ) 
 
 regulating tbe naval force on the lakes. Retaliation and 
 treatment of prisoners of war. Admission of a colored 
 lawyer to the bar of tbe supreme court of tbe U. 8. Par- 
 ticipation of rebel states not necessary in ratification of 
 constitutional amendments. Apportionment of representa- 
 tives according to voters. Rail toad usurpation in New 
 Jersey. Represeutation of Virginia in the senate : re- 
 marks on tbe credentials ol Hon Josepb Segar. Repudia- 
 tion of the rebel debt. No bust for the author of the Dred 
 Scott decision. Ko reconstruction without the vote of 
 the blacks : oew state government of Louisiana. Guaranty 
 of republican governments in the rebel states. No picture 
 at the capitol of victory over leliow-citizens. Free 
 schools and free hooks. Three conditions precedent to 
 the reception of senators from a rebel state. Unjust ar- 
 rest and prosecution of two Boston merchants : Messrs. 
 Smith Bros. Right and duty of colored leliow-citizens in 
 the organization of government. Hope and enoourage- 
 ment for colored fellow-citizens Promises of tbe declara- 
 tion of independence, and Abraham Lincoln : eulogy. 
 Ideas of the declaration of independence : letter. Consent 
 of the governed necessary in the new governments : 
 advice to colored citizen's letter. Justice to the colored 
 race. The late George Livermore. The national security 
 and the national laitn : guaranties for tbe national freed". 
 man and the national credit. Quorum of states necessary 
 in adoption of a coustitutional amendment. Self-sacrifice 
 for the colored race Equestrian statue of col. Shaw. 
 The late Richard Cobden. Equal rights vs. the presiden- 
 tial policy in reconstruction. Clemency and common 
 sense : a curiosity of literature [i. .e Gualter's Alexan- 
 andreis]; with a moral. (From Atl. monthly, Dec, 1865). 
 
 10. (Dec, 1865— July, 1866.) A republican form of gov- 
 ernment our first duty and the essential condition of 
 peace. Colored suffrage in the district of Columbia. Im- 
 partial jurors for colored persons. Oath to maintain a re- 
 publican form of government in the rebel states. Equal 
 rights of colored persons to be protected by the national 
 courts. Representation according to voters. Scheme of 
 reconstruction on the basis of equal rights. Adoption of 
 the constitutional amendment abolishing slavery. Five 
 conditions of reconstruction. Rights of loyal citizens and 
 a republican government. The late Jacob Collamer. 
 ■ Whitewashing' by president Johnson. Enfranchisement 
 and protection of freedmen. The white vs. colored auf- 
 frage in the district of Columbia. Protection of the 
 national debt, and rejection of every rebel debt. Kidnap- 
 ping of ireedmen. The late Henry Winter Davis. Dis- 
 franchisement inconsistent with republican government • 
 credentials of senator from Florida. Impanelling orjuries 
 and trial of Jefferson Davis. Carrying out the guaranty of 
 republican government, and enforcement of the prohib- 
 ition of slavery. Equalrightsof all. Diplomatic relations 
 with the republic of Dominica. Protection of civil rights 
 The city of Boston and Mr. Sumner : acknowledgment of 
 a resolution of the board of aldermen. Political equal- 
 ity without distinction of color. Opposite sides on the 
 meaning of the proposed constitutional amendment No 
 more states with the word ' white' in the state constitu- 
 tion. Opposition to the constitutional amendment on the 
 basis of representation. Majority or plurality in the elec- 
 tion of senators. A senator cannot vote for himself Re- 
 modelling of the supreme court of the U. S. The late Sol. 
 omon Foot, senator from Vermont. Complete equality in 
 rights, and not semi-equality. Justice to mechanics in the 
 war. Power of congress to counteract the cattle-plague 
 Urgent duty of the hour. Time and reconstruction. The 
 emperor of Russia and emancipation. Power of congress 
 to provide against cholera from abroad. Rank of diplo- 
 matic representatives abroad. Office of assistant secretary 
 of state, and Mr. Hunter. Delay in the removal of disabil- 
 ities. Interruption of right of petition. Official history 
 of the rebellion. Equal rights a condition of reconstruc- 
 tion. Inter-state intercourse by railway. Attitude of jus- 
 tice toward England. Power of Congress to make a ship- 
 canal at Niagara. Honor to a constant union man of s 
 Carolina : James L. Petigru. Open voting in the election 
 ot senators ; secret voting at popular olections. Mail ser- 
 vice between the U. 8. and Sandwioh islands. Tennessee 
 not sufficiently reconstructed. The senate chamber • its 
 ventilation and size. A ship-canal through the Isthmus 
 ofDanen. Inquiry into the title of a senator to his seat 
 No more states with the word 'white' in the constitu- 
 tion : speeches on the admission of Nebraska as a state 
 The metric system of weights and measures Art in the 
 national capitol : speech on a resolution authorizing a con- 
 tract with Vinnie Ream for a statue of Abraham Lincoln 
 11. (Oct. , 1866-July, 1867.) The one man power vs 
 congress. The ocean telegraph between Europeand Amer- 
 ica. Encouragement to colored fellow-citizens. The true 
 pr nciples of reconstruction. Female suffrage, and an 
 educational test of male suffrage Prohibition of peon 
 age. Precaution against the revival of slavery. Protec 
 traded! 18 ' ' b S T*' 6 ^- Denunciation of the Coolie 
 itl; 1 . < l l,eap , b00k8 and P ublic libraries. Cheap coal 
 A single term for the president, and choice by direct vote 
 W« 1 5 e ° Pl< ;- . Be0ODStr "ction at last with colored suf 
 frage and protection against rebel influence. Department 
 of education. Monuments to deceased senators. Tv™. 
 
 <*2uS W 3aC Meln 3Pee £ h T, 8 ' TiDg the thanks of congress to 
 oyrus W. Field. Further guaranties in reconstruction. 
 
 Loyalty, education,' aud a homestead for freedmen ; meas- 
 ures ot reconstruction not a burden or penalty. ; Generos- 
 ity for education : thanks of congress to George Peabody. 
 Reconstruction again. The ballot and public schools free 
 to all. Prohibition of diplomatic uniform. Vio'eDce 
 against the piesident. Loyalty and republican govern- 
 ment conditions of assistance to the rebel states. Cession 
 of Russian America to the U. S. Precaution against the 
 president. Finish our work before adjournment. Medi- 
 ation between contending parties in Mexico. Equal suf- 
 frage at once by act of congress. Celebration at Arling- 
 ton, ou assuming its new name. Powers of the two 
 houses of congress in tbe absence of a quorum. Home- 
 steads for freedmen. Limitation of the business of tbe 
 senate. Obligations of senate caucuses. Reconstruction 
 once more. Public schools ; officers and senators with- 
 out distinction of color. Suffrage without distinction of 
 color throughout the V. S. by act of congress. Opening of 
 offices to colored persons Id the district of Columbia. Nat- 
 uralization without distinction of race or color. r l be presi- 
 dent must be watched by congress, or removed. Sym. 
 patby with Crete, and an appeal to the Turkish govern- 
 ment. Privileges of debate in the senate on officers liable 
 to impeachment. 
 
 12 (Sept , 1867- Oct , 1868.) Prophetic voices con- 
 cerning America : a monograph. Equal rights, whether 
 political or civil, by act ot congress. Are we a nation 1 
 Constant distrust of the president. The fourteenth 
 amendment withdrawal of assent by a 6tate. Loyalty in 
 the senate r remarks on a resolution to admit Philip F. 
 Thomas. International copyright. Impeachment of the 
 president. Right of the pi esident of the senate pro. tern, 
 to vote. The chief justice, presiding in the senate, cannot 
 rule or vote. Expulsion of the president. Opinion in the 
 case of tbe impeachment of Andrew Johnson. Constitu- 
 tional responsibility of senators for their votes in cases of 
 impeachment. Validity and necessity of fundamental 
 conditions on states. Eligibility of a colored citizen to 
 congress. Independence, and those who saved the original 
 work letter on the soldiers' monument at N. Weymouth, 
 Mass. Colored senators : their importance in settling the 
 question of equal rights. Financial reconstruction through 
 public faith and specie payments. No reprisals on inno- 
 cent persons. The Chinese embassy, and our re- 
 lations with China. The rebel party. Enfranchisement 
 in Missouri : why wait. Issues at the presidential elec- 
 ■ tion. 
 
 — Barbarism of slavery ; speech on the bill for the admission of 
 
 Kansas as a free state, June 4, 1860. N. Y., 1863. 8°. 634.23 
 
 — Eulogy on the life and services of Abraham Lincoln. [In 
 
 Boston (Cityof). Memorial, 1865] 3113.08 
 
 — Our foreign relations : speech, New York, Sept. 10, 1863. 
 
 N. Y., 1863. 8° 634.23;6324.14 
 
 — Prophetic voices concerning America. Boston, 
 
 1874. 12° H32.21 
 
 — Slavery and the rebellion, one and inseparable: speech. 
 
 N. Y , Nov. 5, 1864. Boston, 1864. 8° 6324.14 
 
 — Speech on the cession of Russiau America to the U. S. 
 
 Washington, 1867. 8° 6324.14; ]113.Ma 
 
 — True grandeur of nations : oration, July 4, 1845. Boston, 
 
 1845. 8° 6324.14 
 
 8S5" For lives of Sumner, see Biography (p. 203) : and tin 
 following entries — 
 
 — Clarice (J. F.) Memorial Bketches, 1878 ; p. 91-111. . 3212.24 
 
 — Nason (-E ) Life and times of Charles Sumner. 
 
 1874 3168.24 
 
 — Pierce (E. L.) Memoir and letters of Charles Sum- 
 
 ner, v. 1-2. 1877 3168/22 
 
 See also International review, v. 1, 1876 (Charles Sumner 
 and international peace, by G. F. Magoun) ; Jan., 1878 
 (Place in history, by B. P. Poore) ; Harper's month, mag., 
 July, 1879 (Recollections of, by E. P. Whipple) : N. A. rev., 
 Jan.-Feb., 1878 (by G. F. Hoar) : Ed. rev., Jan., 1878 ; 
 Westm. rev., Jan., 1878. 
 
 Sumner (George Henry, ed.) Principles at stake. 
 Essays on church questions of the day. 2d ed. 
 
 London, 1868. 8° 3585.19 
 
 Contents ■ Shaw (B.) Ritualism and uniformity. Hervey 
 (Lord Arthur). The increase of the episcopate of the 
 Church of England. Smith (R Payne). The powers and 
 duties of tbe priesthood, Grant (A, R.) National educa- 
 tion. Sumner (G. H.) The doctrine of tbe euchariet. 
 Bernard (T. D.) Scripture and ritual. Mills (Aitbur). 
 The church in South Alrica. Salmon >G.) Schismatical 
 tendency of ritualism. Humphry (W. G.) Tbe revisions 
 of tbe liturgy considered in their bearing on ritualism. 
 Howson (J, S.) Parties and party spirit. 
 
 — Arnold {F.) Our bishops and deans, v. 1. 1875. . .3446.12 
 Sumner (Wm, Graham). History of American cur- 
 rency, with chapters on the English bank re- 
 sumption and Austrian paper money. To which 
 is appended "The Bullion Report." N. ¥., 
 1874. 12° 5933.20 
 
 — American finance. [In Amer. soc sci. assoc. Trans., oo 6, 
 
 1874.] 6811.03 
 
 BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
SUMNER (William a) - SURREY 
 
 1027 
 
 — Lectures on the history of protection in the U S 
 
 N. Y., 1877. 8° 5918.(15 
 
 — Politico in Amer.. 1776-1876. [In N. A. rev., v. 122.] 
 Sumner (Wm. Hyslop). History of East Boston, 
 
 [1630 to 18"8]. Boston, 1K58. 8°. . . . fill. 02 
 
 Sumptuary laws. See North Amer. rev., v. 103, 1866; Mill on 
 
 liberty, ch. V. ; aud reply entitled Individual liberty. Lou- 
 
 don, 1867. 16° ; also Temperance question. 
 
 Su-nter (Fort). Doubl'day (A.) Beminisoences of 
 
 Fort Sumter in 18(i0-'61. 1876 631.17 
 
 Sumter {Steamer, confederate cruizer). Semmes (R.) 
 
 Cruise of the Sumter. 1864 643.21 
 
 Sun (Tbe). See Astronomy {Sun, p 55) : also Proctor |R. A.) Sun. 
 spot, storm, and fjmiue. [In his Ple<isaut ways in science, 
 
 1878.] , 39.'6.15 
 
 Sunbeam (Yacht). SeeBrassey (Mrs.) 1878 934.03 
 
 Sunday and the Sabbath. See Biolical and religious 
 
 literature (p. 104). 
 Sunday afternoon : a magazine for the household. 
 v. 1-3. Springfield, {Miss.,) 1878-79. 8°. 8207.01 
 Sunday half-hours with the great preachers. See Simons (M. 
 
 L.) 1871 3595.2a 
 
 Sunday magazine. 15 v. London, 1865-79. 8°. 
 Sunday library, viz. : 
 
 Ohurch (B. W.) Saint Anselm 8418.14 
 
 Farrar (F. W.) Seekers after God 5435.19 
 
 Gu zot (F. P. G.) Great christians of France : St. Louis 
 
 and Calvin 3114 20 
 
 Keary (A.) The nations around [the Holy Land]. 423.17 
 
 Kingsley (C.) The hermits 3418.07 
 
 Macdonald (G.) England's Antiphon. [Hymns.] .1671.27 
 Maclear (G. F.) Apostles of medieval Europe. . 3418.10 
 
 Martin (Frances). Angelique Aruauld 3014.29 
 
 Oliphant (M. O. W.) Francis of Assisi 3418.15 
 
 Tonge (C. M.) Pupila of St. John 3625.14 
 
 Sunday reallng in prose and verae. See Carpenter (J. E.) 1867. 
 Sundiy school and other poems. See Tappan (W. B.) .1692.12 
 Sunday school union, {England). WaUon { W. H.) History of 
 
 the. 1853 3617.22 
 
 Sunday schools. See Biblical and relig. lit. (p. 104.) 
 Sunderland (B.) Sketch of the life of Dr. Wm. 
 Gunton. Washington, 1878. 12°. . . . 3073.21 
 Sunderland (J. T.) What is the Bible ? New York, 
 
 1878. 12° 3713.07 
 
 Note. — A popular rationalistic account of the Bible. 
 Sunk at sea. [In Ballantyne's miscel., v. 5. 1869.J . 931.06 
 
 Sunny days abroad. See Dyer (C. C. J.) 1878 942.26 
 
 Sunny memories of foreign lands. See Stowe (H. B.) 2 v. 941.20 
 
 Sunset land [California]. See Todd (John) 1122.10 
 
 Sunshine aud shadow in New York. See Smith (M. H.) . 1116,07 
 Sunshine and showers : meteorology. See Steinmetz (A.) 4021.29 
 Sunshine in the soul : poems selected. See Tileston (M. W.) 
 Sunshine in thought. See Leland (C. 0.) 1862. . . 2535.06 
 Sunstroke. See Medicine (p. 768). 
 Sun-worship. Dunlap (S. F.) Vestiges of the spirit history of 
 
 mm, 1858 ; p. 39-104 3817.18 
 
 Superior (Lake). See Countries {Lake Superior, p. 339). 
 Supernatural (The). See Supematuralism {below). 
 Supernatural factor in revivals. See Townsend (L. T.) . 3613.23 
 Supernatural religion : inquiry into the reality of 
 divine revelation, v. 1-2, 5th ed. v. 3, 2d ed. 
 
 London, 1875-77. 8°. 3594.24 
 
 Note Reviewed by prof. Lightfoot in Contemp. rev., 
 
 Dec, 1874-1876. 
 
 For other reviews, see Dublin rev., Apr., 1875 ; Fortn. 
 rev., Sept., 1874 ; Fraser, Sept., 1874 ; Lond. qu. rev., 
 v. 14, 1875. 
 
 — Reply to Dr. Lightfoot's article in Contemp. rev., Dec, 1874. 
 
 [in Fortn. rev., Jan., 1875.] 
 
 Supematuralism. 
 
 US' See also Apparitions (p. 311;— Biblical and religious 
 literature {Supematuralism, p. 104);— Folk-lore (p. 553);— 
 Occult sciences (p. 823);— Spiritualism (p. 1011);— Super- 
 stitions :— Witchcraft. 
 
 — HowUt {W.) Hist, of the supernatural. 2 v. 1863. 
 
 — Mather {I.) Remarkable providences. 1856.3814.01 
 
 — Whittier {J. 0. ) Supematuralism of New England. 
 
 1847 3812.12 
 
 Superstitions. 
 
 JW See also Apparitions (p. 31) ; Biblical and relig. 
 literature (Devil, p. 83 ;— Superstition, p. 105);— Delusions 
 (p. 411) ;— Divining rod (p. 415) ;— Dreams (p. 426) ;— 
 Folk-lore (p. 553) ;— Fortune-telling (p. 555) ;— Man {Pre- 
 historic, p. 635; ;— Mythology (p. 801) ; — Occult sciences : 
 Magic, Astrology, etc. (p. 823) ;— Palmistry (p. 835) ;— 
 Prophecies [Vulgar, p. 934) ;— Spiritualism (p. 1011);— 
 Witchcraft ;— Mysteries (p. 800). 
 
 — Aubrey {J.) Miscellanies 3813.01 
 
 Contents : Day-fatality. Omens. Dreams. Apparitions. 
 Impulses. Enockings, etc. 
 
 — Baring-Qoidd {8.) Book of werewolves : being an 
 
 account of a terrible superstition. 1865. 3813.26 
 
 p. 207-259.] 
 Grant 1 Mrs. 
 
 — — Curiosities of olden time. 2d ed. 1875. 3813 45 
 
 — Jinuid (J) Popular antiquities of Great Britain. 
 
 V. a. 1848 ^j qj 
 
 Same. Ed. with additions by W.'c.' Hazlitt. 
 J v - 18(0 40,7 Qg 
 
 — Oioice notes from Notes and queries.' Folk-lore 
 
 — Cockayne (T. 0., ed.) Leechdoms, wort-cunning 
 
 and star craft of early England. 3 v. 1864-66. 
 [Rolls chronicles.] 5iiQM 
 
 — Dames (C. M) Mystio London : phases of occult 
 
 life. N. Y., 1876. 1^°. . . . . 3815 47 
 
 — De Qumcey (T.) Modern superstitions. [In his Narrative 
 
 and luUcellaneous papers, 1854 ; p. 65-1171. . 2522 16a 
 
 - Drake {N.)H. ofScotlaud. [In his Literary hours, v. 2,1800; 
 • •... 2527 09 
 
 A.) Essays on the superstitions of 
 the Highlanders of Scotland. 1813. . . 3816 33 
 
 — Grose- {F) Popular superstitions. [With his Provincial 
 
 glossary. 1819.) • . . 6427 03 
 
 — BampsmjR.T.) Popular customs and superstitious con- 
 
 nected with dates. [In his Medii am kalendaritnn, 1841 ■ 
 p. 62-388.] . 445.28 
 
 — Lacrou {P.) Curiosites de l'histoire des croyances 
 
 populaires au moyen age. Par P. L. Jacob 
 [pseud.] 1859 3816.21 
 
 — Lea (H. C.) Superstition and force. Essays on 
 
 the wager of law— the wager of battle— the or. 
 deal— torture. 1875 5631.25 
 
 — Madden {B. R.) Phantasmata. 2 v. 1857. 3813.12 
 
 — Muthiev, {F. P.) Histoire des miracules et des con- 
 
 vulsionnaires de Saint Medard. 1864. . 3811,04 
 
 — Maury {L. F. A.) Croyances et le"gendes de l'an- 
 
 tiquite. 2e ed. 1863 3816.30 
 
 — Omens and superstitions : curious facts, etc. Edin., 
 
 1868. 16° 3813.23 
 
 — Petligreio (T. J.) On superstitions connected with 
 
 medicin. and surgery. 1846 4313.03 
 
 — Poyntz {Albany). A world of wonders, with anec- 
 
 dotes and opinions concerning popular super- 
 stitions. 1845 3813.31 
 
 — Proctor {R. A.) Border land of science. 3915.17 
 
 — Signs before death : a record of strange apparitions, 
 
 remarkable dreams, etc. L., 1875. 12°. . 3814.42 
 
 — Stewart { W. G. ) Popular superstitions of the high- 
 
 landers. 1823 3816.10 
 
 — Wright {T.) Essays on the superstitions, etc., of 
 
 the middle ages. 2 v. 1846 2722. 20 
 
 Contents : v. 1. On Dr. Grimm's German mythology. 
 On the national fairy mythology of England. On the popu- 
 lar superstitions of modern Greece. 2. On friar Rush and 
 the frolicsome elves. On the history and transmission of 
 popular stories. 
 
 — On Jhe popular superstitions of modern Greece. [In his Es- 
 
 says on literature, etc., v. 1. 1846.] 2722.20 
 
 See also Atlantic monthly, v. 5, 1860, 693-705 (Roman 
 superstitious, by W. w. Story) ; Bentley's miscel., v. 9. 
 1841 (Irish superstitions) ; Blackw. mag., v. 71, 1852 
 (Rural superstitions of France) ; Fraser, v. 67, 1863 (Chap, 
 ter on superstition, by P. C. B.) ; v. 73, 1867 (Lecture by C. 
 Kingsley); Gentl. mag., Mch., June, 1878 (Suffolk super- 
 stitions, by H. Pigot) ; N. A. rev., v. 103, 1866 (Indian 
 superstitions) ; Winslow's jour, of psy. med., v. 2, 1849 
 (Popular superstitions). 
 
 Supervisors. See Law {Supervisors, p. 690). 
 
 Supplement to a new phase in ecclesiastical law and presbyterian 
 church government, etc. N. Y., 1864. 8°. . . . 3631.09 
 
 Supreme court of the United States : biographies. 
 With introd. by S. F. Miller. Wash., 1877. 4°. 
 Contents : 
 
 Bradley (Joseph P.) Field (Stephen J.) Rutledge (John). 
 Chase (Solomon P.) Hunt (Ward). Strong (Wm.) 
 
 Clifford (Nathan). Jay (John). Swayne (Noah H.) 
 
 Davis (David). Marshall (John). Taney [Roger B.) 
 
 Ellsworth (Oliver). Miller (Samuel F.) Waite (Morrison R.) 
 $3- See also Biography {Legal, p. Ill: Flanders .— Van 
 
 Santvoord). 
 Supremacy of man : philosophy and theology of the 
 
 future. London, [n. d.] 12° 3595.28 
 
 Suppressed book about slavery, [anon']. New York, 
 
 1864. 12° 5832.05 
 
 Surenne (Gabrielle). Pronouncing dictionary of 
 
 French and English. N. Y., 1851. 12°. 6413.14 
 
 — French and English pronouncing dictionary. See Spiers 
 
 (A lex ) 6415.04 
 
 Surgery. See Medicine. {Surgery, p. 768). 
 
 Surinam. See Countries {Guiana, v- 328 ;_ mi „„.,„„ 
 
 Surnames and sire names. See Names (p. 803). ... 0614.09 
 Surrey {Earl of). See Howard (Heury, earl of Surrey) . 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, aud the NUMBER. 
 
1028 
 
 SURREBUTTER - SWAN 
 
 Surrebutter (John), pseud. Pleader's guide, a didactic 
 poem, with arguments of counsellor Bother'um, 
 and counsellor Bore'um. 1st Am. from the Lon- 
 don ed. Phil., 1803. 8°. 5611.18 
 
 Surtees (Robert). See Biography (p. 203). 
 
 Surtees (Robert Smith). See Fiction class list (p. 525). 
 
 Surtees society. Publications, v. 1-58, 1834-72. Lon- 
 don and Durham, 1835-72. 8°. . ". . .5116.01 
 
 Contents : 
 
 1. Reginald, monk of Durham. Libellus de admirandis 
 beati Cuthberti virtutibus. L., 1834. 8°. 
 
 2. 38. "Wills and inventories illus. of the hist, manners, 
 etc., of the northern countries of England. 2 v. London, 
 1835-60. 8'. 
 
 3. Townley mysteries. London, 1863. 8*. 
 
 4. 30, 45, 53. Testamenta Eboracensia, or wills regis, 
 tered at York illus. of hiBtory, manners, etc., from 1300 
 i v. L., 1836-69. 8°. 
 
 5. Sanctuarium Dunelmense et sanctuarium Bever- 
 lacense. L., 1837. 8°. 
 
 6. Finchdale (Priory of). Charters of endowment, in- 
 ventories, and account rolls. L., 1637. 8°. 
 
 7. Catalogues of the library of Durham Cathedral. 
 London, 1838. 8°. 
 
 8. Miscellanea biographica. — Oswinus, rex Northum- 
 brian. Cuthbertus episcopus Lindisfarnensis. Eata 
 episcopus Haugustaldensis. L., 1838. 8°. 
 
 9. Histories Dunelmensis scriptores tres. Gaufridus 
 de Coldingham Robertus de Graystanes, et Willielmus de 
 Chambre. L., 1839. 8°. 
 
 10. Rituale ecclesise Dunelmensis. [Anglo-saxon 
 ritual.] L., 1840. 8°. 
 
 11. Fantosme (Jordan). Chronicle of the war between 
 the English and Scots, 1173-3. Tr. with notes, etc., by F. 
 Michel. L., 1840. 8°. 
 
 12. Coldingham priory. Corresp., inventories, account 
 rolls, etc. L., 1841. 8°. 
 
 13. Liber vitas ecclesiffi Dunelmensis. L., 1841. 8°. 
 
 14. Bowes (Robert, ambassador of Elizabeth in the 
 court of Scotland). Correspondence. [1577-83.] L., 1842. 8°. 
 
 15. Ancient monuments, rites, and customes within 
 the Mouastical church of Durham before the suppression. 
 L., 1842. 8°. 
 
 16. 19. Anglo-Saxon and early English psalter. 2 v. 
 L., 1843-44. 8°. 
 
 17. Hutton (Matthew, abp. of York). Correspondence, 
 [1565-1004]. With selection from letters of Sir Timothy 
 Hutton, his son, and Matthew Hutton, his grandson fto 
 1629.] L., 1843. 8°. 
 
 18. Durham household book, 1530-34. L., 1844. 8°. 
 
 19. See 16. 
 
 20. Reginald, monk of Durham. De vita et miraculis 
 S. Godrici. L., 1847. 8°. 
 
 21. Depositions, etc. from the courts of Durham, [re- 
 specting the rebellion of 1569, witchcraft, etc.] from 1311 
 to Elizabeth. Loudon, 1845. 8°. 
 
 22. Barnes (Richard, bp, of Durham). Injunctions and 
 other eccl. proceedings, 1575-87. Durham, 1850. 8°. 
 
 23. Latin hymns of the Anglo-Saxon church, with inter- 
 linear Anglo-Saxon gloss. Durham, 1851. 8°. 
 
 24. Taylor (George). Memoir of Robert Surtees. New 
 ed. by J. Raine. Durham, 1852. 8°. 
 
 25. Boldon buke, a survey of the possessions of the see 
 of Durham ; with transl. by W. Greenwell. Durham, 
 1852, 8°. 
 
 26. Wills and inventories from the registry of the arch- 
 deaconry of Richmond. By J. Raine, jr. Durham, 1853. 8°. 
 
 27. Egbert, abp. of York, 732-766. The Pontifical, 732-766. 
 Durham, 1853. 8'. 
 
 28. 39, 43, 48. Lindisfarne and Rushworth gospels. 
 [With Saxon gloss]. 5 v. Durham, 1864-65. 8°. 
 
 29. Jarrow and Monk Wearmonth Benedictine houses. 
 Inventories and account rolls. Durham, 1854. 8°. 
 
 31. Ebchester (Wm.) anc 1 Burnby (John), priors of Dur- 
 ham. Obituary roll. Ed. by J. Raine. Durham, 1856. 8". 
 
 32. Bishop Hatfield's survey of the see of Durham, with 
 appendix and glossary, by Rev. Wm. Greenwell. Dur- 
 ham, 1860. 8°. 
 
 33. Best (Henry). Rural economy in Yorkshire in 1641; 
 being farming and account books. Durham, 1857. 8°. 
 
 34. Acts o the High commission court at Durham. Dur- 
 ham, 1857. 8°. 
 
 35. York Minster. Fabric rolls. With illust. docu- 
 ments. Ed. by J. Raine. Durham, 1858. 8". 
 
 36. Dugdale (Wm.) Visitation of the county of Yorke 
 1665-6. Durham, 1859. 8°. 
 
 37. Miscellanea : Works and letters of Denis Granville 
 dean of Durham. 2. Nathan Drake's account of siege of 
 Pontefract castle. 3. A brief memoir of Mr. Justice Roke- 
 by. Durham, 1861. 8. 
 
 38. See 2. 39. See 28. 
 
 40. Depositions ironi the castle of York, relating to of- 
 fences committed in the northern counties, 17th centurv 
 Durham, 1861. 8°. 
 
 41. Tonge (Thomas). Heraldic visitation of the north- 
 ern counties [of England), in 1530. Durham, 1863. 8°. 
 
 42. Memorials of Abbey of St. Mary of Fountains rllSl 
 1574]. Ed. by J. It. Walbrau. Durham, 1863. 8°. 
 
 43. See 28. 45. See 4. 48. See 28. 
 
 44. 46. Priory of Hexham, its chroniclers, endowments 
 
 and annals. [Ed. by J. Raine]. v. 1-2. Durham, 1861-5. 8'. 
 47. {See also 37.) Granville (Denis). Remains : a further 
 selection. Durham, 1865. 8°. 
 
 49. Kirby (John de). Survey of the county of York 
 [1284-5.] also Inquisitions of knights' fees, the nomina 
 villarum, and Illus. documents. Ed. by B. H. Skaife. 
 Durham, 1867. 8°. 
 
 50. Barnes (Ambrose, English merchant, 1627-1710). 
 Memoirs. Durham, 1867. 8\ 
 
 51. Symeon, monk of Durham. Opera et collectanea, 
 v. 1. Ed. by H. Hinde. Durham, 1868. 8°. 
 
 52. 55. Cosin (John, bp. of Durham). Correspondence ; 
 with other papers. Ed. by Q. Ornsby. v. 1. [1616-611. 
 Durham, 1869-72. B". 
 
 53. See 4. 55. See 52. 
 
 54. Pryme (A. de la). Diary. Durham, 1870. 8°. 
 
 56. Gray (Walter, alp. of York). Register of rolls. 
 Durham, 1872. 8°. 
 
 57. York. Guild of Corpus Christi. Register. Durham. 
 
 1872. 8'. 
 
 58. Foedarium Privatus Dunelmensis. Durham, 1872. 8 a , 
 Surveying. See Arts (Useful ; Surveying, p. 47). 
 
 Susiana. See Countries (Persia, p. 358). 
 
 Suspiria de profundis. See De Quincey (Thomas), 
 
 Sussex, [England). See Countries (p. 371). 
 
 Suter (Wm. E.) See Plays (p. 897). 
 
 Sutherland (H.) Mercantile book-keeping, by double entry. 
 Pittsburgh, 1857. 8^ 4015.00 
 
 Sutherland (Wm.) Art of house decoration. Lon- 
 don, 1868. 12° 1312.18 
 
 Sutor (Alexander). Essays on the stage : its moral- 
 ity, etc. Aberdeen, 1820. 12° 1731.33 
 
 Sutro tunnel. United States. Ho. of rep. Eeport of 
 the commissioners and evidence taken by the 
 committee on mines and mining, with the argu- 
 ments. Washington, 1872. 8°. ... 3944.11 
 
 Sutter (Capt. John A.) Dunbar (E. E.) Eomance of 
 the age ; or, the discovery of gold in California. 
 1867 591.02 
 
 Sutton (Charles). The New York Tombs, its secrets 
 and mysteries. Ed. by J. B. Mix, and S. A. 
 Mackeever. N. Y., 1874. 8° 5611.20 
 
 Sutton (Francis). Systematic handbook of volu- 
 metric analysis, or the quantitative estimation of 
 chemical substance • by measure. L., 1863. 12°. 
 
 Sutton (George). Dictionary of photography. Lon- 
 don, 1858. 8° 3933.12 
 
 Suzanne. See Malot (Hector) 7024.34 
 
 Swain (Charles). Poems. Boston, 1863. 32°. 1687.20 
 
 Swain (David L.) British invasion of N. Carolina, in 1776, a lec- 
 ture. [With Hawks (F. L.) Revol. history, etc. . . 623.22 
 
 Swainson (Rev. 0.) Handbook of weather folk-lore. Edin.. 
 
 1873. 12" 4021.31 
 
 Swainson (Charles Anthony). The creeds of the 
 church. Hulsean lectures, 1857. Cambridge, 
 {Engl.,) 1858. 8° 3595.23 
 
 Swainson (Wm. ) Animals in menageries. London, 
 1858. 16°. [L. C. C] 4721.12 
 
 — Birds of Western Africa. 2 v. Edin., 1853. 16°. 
 
 [Jardine. Nat. libr., v. 11-12.] .... 4711.11 
 
 — Fly catchers. Edin., 1853. 16°. [Jardine. Nat. libr., 
 
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 IS" For lives of S. see Biography (203). 
 
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 — Compendium of [his] theological writings. [Bv 
 
 S. M. W.] N. Y., 1875. 8° 3598.18 
 
 — Documents concerning the life and character of 
 
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 annotated by R. L. Tafel. 2 v. in 3. L., 1875. 8°. 
 
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 ley, Sandel, Robsahm and Pernety. Ancestry, and the 
 genealogy of the family. Correspondence, 1709-1747. Docu- 
 ments concerning his private property. Official life in the 
 college of mines, 1717-1747. Public life as a member of the 
 house of nobles. As a man of science. Notes. 
 
 v. 2. Pt. 1. Travels and diaries to 1744. Book of dreams 
 (p. 134). Correspondence, 1749-1772. Testimony of 
 contemporaries respecting his life and character, 
 1717-1772. 
 
 v. 2. Pt. 2. Anecdotes and misc. documents. Documents 
 relating to his published and unpubiished writings. Notes. 
 
 — The generative organs. Prom the Latin, by J. J. 
 
 G. Wilkinson. London, 1852. 8°. . . 4335.11 
 
 — Child (B. 67.) Swedenborg's views on the question : Does 
 
 the mind sleep ? [In Journal of spec, philos., Apl., 1877, 
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 — Wilkinson [J. J. G. ) On human science, good and 
 
 evil, and its works ; and on divine revelation 
 and its works and sciences. 1876. . . 3623.17 
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 1877. 
 
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 and writer, b. 1782, d. 1857). Sa vie et ses ceuvres. 
 ParlecomtedePalloux. Paris, 1862. 12°. 3107.20 
 Contents : v. 1. Vie. 2. Airelles. Pensees. Du reproche 
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 — Writings. Ed. by count de Falloux. Tr. by H. 
 
 W. Preston. Boston, 1869. 16°. . . . 3595.21 
 
 &&~ For lives of author, see Biography (p. 203) ; also 
 
 Christian exam. Nov., 1866, p. 344-374 (by W. R. Alger). 
 
 Swett (Samuel). Hist, and topogr. sketch of Bunker Hill battle. 
 
 [ With Humphreys (D.) Life of Putnam, 1818.] . .3084.22 
 
 FrothinpL^ I Si n ? erat ,? unkel ' Hill? with ™™^ on 
 Swift Vf\ ,? , ™ \ st ?ll °L the battle - B - 18B0 - 8 °- 69 "-12 
 Swift (P. )aud Clark (M. R. ) The skaters text-book. 
 
 New York, 1868. 16°. . 4613 n 
 
 Swift (Jonathan). Poetical works. Life! by J. Mit- 
 
 ford. 3 v. Boston, 1854. 16°. . 1692 01 
 
 Ve°rS™ w. 1 ' Ufe - Miscel. poems. 2. Miscellaneous : 
 OTnrW hill women - Epigrams on windows. Riddles. 
 
 T,*?v. ,0 T. 3. Political poems. On Irish politics, 
 innes. Verses to Swift and to his memory. 
 
 — — Same. Life by J. Mitford. 3 v. L , 1833 16° 
 ~~ v m n. mo.] by S ' John80n - t /n Chalmers (A. )Engl. poets. 
 
 — Select poems'. Ed', by R. Waish'. [In Sanford (J.) 'and Walsh 
 
 (R.) Brit, poets, v. 18. 1819.) ... 1691 jg 
 
 — Voyages du capitaine Lemuel Gulliver, trad, par besfo'ntaines. 
 
 [In 'Voyages imag., v. 14.] 702 7.14 
 
 — Works. With biography, by D. L. Purves : with 
 
 notes. Edin., 1871. 8° 5074.23 
 
 Contents : Atale of a tub. The battle of the books. Gul- 
 liver s travels. Memoirs relating to change in the Queen's 
 ministry, 1710. Conduct of the allies, and of the late 
 ministry, m beginning and carrying on the war. Senti- 
 ments of a Church-of-England man. Various papers on 
 religion, morals, literature, etc. Memoirs of Capt. John 
 Creightou. The "Bickerstaff " papers. Directions to 
 servants. Selected poems. 
 
 — Works. With notes, and a life of the author by 
 
 Sir Walter Scott. 2d ed. 19 v. Edin., 1824. 8°. 
 
 Contents : 
 Abstract of the history 
 
 of England to Henry II, 
 
 v. 10. 
 Advice to a young poet, 
 
 v. 9. 
 
 Annus mirabilis, v. 13. 
 Argument against abol 
 
 ishing Christianity ,v. 8. 
 Art of political lying.v. 6 
 Battle of the books, v. 10. 
 Bon mots of Stella, v. 9. 
 Creighton (Oapt. John) 
 
 Memoirs, v. 12. 
 Church . establishment, 
 
 (Tracts on), v. 8-9. 
 Conversation (Complete 
 
 collection of polite), v. 9. 
 Conversation (Essay on), 
 
 v. 9. 
 Correspondence, v. 15-19. 
 Discourse on the mechan- 
 ical operations of the 
 
 spirit, v. 10: 
 Drapier's Letters, v. 6-7. 
 Education of ladies, v. 9, 
 Education (Modern), Es- 
 say on, v. 9. 
 Essays from the Tatler 
 
 Spectator, Guardian 
 
 Intelligencer, etc., v. 9. 
 Examiner, v. 3. 
 Four last years of Queen 
 
 Anne, v. 5. 
 Gulliver's travels, v. 11. 
 History of John Bull, v. 6. 
 History of Martin, v. 10. 
 Humble petition of cooks, 
 
 v. 13. 
 Index, v. 19. 
 Ireland(Tracts relative to) 
 
 v. 6-7. 
 Law is a bottomless pit, 
 
 or hist, of John Bull, 
 
 v. 6. 
 Letters, v. 15-19. 
 Letter to a young lady on 
 
 her marriage, v. 9. 
 
 Martiuus Scriblerus, v. 13. 
 
 Meditation upon a broom- 
 stick, v. 9. 
 
 Memoirs by Sir W. Scott.v.l. 
 
 Memoirs of P. P., clerk of 
 this parish, v. 13. 
 
 Miscellanies, by Pope, Ar- 
 buthnot, Gray, etc., col- 
 lected by Swift and Pope, 
 v 13. 
 
 Poems, v. 10, 12, 13, 14, 15. 
 
 Prayers for Stella, v. 9. 
 
 Proposal for correcting, etc., 
 the English tongue, v. 9. 
 
 Proposal for paying the na- 
 tional debt, v. 7. 
 
 Punning (God's revenge 
 against), v 13. 
 
 Remarks on Burnet's His- 
 tory, v. 12. 
 
 Remarks on Clarendon's 
 History, v. 12. 
 
 Resolutions when I come to 
 be old, v. 9. 
 
 Riddles, v. 15. 
 
 St. Alban's ghost (Story of), 
 v. 5. 
 
 Sermons, v. 7-8. 
 
 Servauts(Directions to),v.ll. 
 
 Steele (SirRichard),Charac- 
 ter of, v. 5. 
 
 Stella (journal to), v. 2-3. 
 
 Tale of a tub, v. 10. 
 
 Test act (Tracts on), v. 8. 
 
 Thoughts on religion, v. 8. 
 
 Tracts in defence of Christi- 
 anity, v. 8. 
 
 Tracts, political and his- 
 torical, v. 3-5, 12. 
 
 Treatise on good breeding, 
 v. 9. 
 
 Treatise proving the dan- 
 gerous tendency of the 
 Rape of the lock, v. 13. 
 
 Vanhomrigh, Miss (Letters 
 to and from), v. 19. 
 
 — Works. With memoir, by Thomas Roscoe. 2 v. L., 
 
 1851. 8° 5074.02 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Life. Gulliver's travels. Tale of a tub. 
 Battle of the books. Journal to Stella. The Examiner 
 tracts. Tracts, political and historical. Miscellaneous 
 poems. Miscellanies in prose. 
 
 2. Drapier's Letters. Sermons. Tracts, religious and 
 miscellaneous. Miscellaneous papers— Tattler, Spectator, 
 etc. Miscellanies in prose, by Swift and Sheridan. 
 
 j8®~ For numerous lives of, and essays on Swift, see Bio- 
 graphy (p. 203) ; also the following : — 
 
 — Forster (J.) Life of J. S. v. 1. 1667-1711. 1876 [3167.311 ; Black- 
 
 wood, May, 1876 ; Cornhill mag.. Feb., 1876 (Youth of 
 Swift): Int. rev., May. 1876 (by G. B. Sinilh); Nat qu. rev., 
 June, 1875 (Swift's alleged treatment of Varina, Vanessa, 
 and Stella); Apl., 1879 (S. and his times); Quar. rev., Jan., 
 1876; Macm. mag., v. 35 (Swift's love story in German 
 literature, by A. Wood). 
 Swift (Lionel). Manual of the hydrometer. 2d ed. 
 Portsmouth,, 1870., 8° 3926.34 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
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 Swimming. 
 
 — Leahy (J. ) Art of swimming in the Eton style, 
 
 with a preface by Mrs. Oliphant. 1875. . 4613.28 
 
 — Pettigrew (J. B. ) Animal locomotion. 1874. 4723.24 
 Swinbourne (Alfred). Picture logic : attempt to 
 
 popularize the science of reasoning by humor- 
 ous pictures. 3d ed. London, 1877. 12°. 5428.43 
 Swinburne (Algernon Charles). Atalanta in Caly- 
 don : tragedy. Boston, 1866. 16°. . . 1692.04 
 Note.— Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 122, 1866 ; and Fortn. 
 rev. 1, 1865 (by L. Warren). 
 
 — Bothwell, a tragedy. New ed. 2d ed. L., 1876. 8°. 
 
 Note. — Reviewed in Fortn. rev., July, 1874 (by lord 
 Houghton); Macm. mag. v. 30 ; and in jTempio Bar, July, 
 1874. 
 
 — Chastelard : a tragedy. N. Y, 1866. 16°. 1744.05 
 
 Note. — Reviewed by lord Houghton in Fortn. rev., v. 4. 
 1866. 
 
 — Erechtheus : a tragedy. L.. 1876. 18°. . 1744.09 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Ed. rev., July, 1876 : Blackw. mag., 
 Oct., 1879. 
 
 — Essays and studies. 2d ed. L., 1876. 8°. 2547.21 
 
 Contents : Victor Hugo : l'Homme qui rit. — l'Annee ter- 
 rible. Poems of Daute G. Rossetti. Morris's Life and 
 death of Jason. Matthew Arnold's New poems. Notes 
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 on desigus of the old masters of Florence. Notes on some 
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 — George Chapman : critical essay. L., 1875. 12°. 
 -- Laus Veneris, and other poems and ballads. N. Y., 
 
 1866. 12° 1692.05 
 
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 G.White); Nat. qu. rev., v. 14, 1867; Westm. rev., v. 87. 
 1867. 
 
 — Note on Charlotte Bronte. L., 1877. 12°. 3023.32 
 
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 — Queen mother and Kosamond. Boston, 1866. 16°. 
 
 — Siena. Phila , 1868. 18° 1(592.08 
 
 — A Song of Italy. Boston, 1867. 18° . .1692.07 
 
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 — William Blake : a critical essay. L., 18H8. 8°. 
 
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 — Forman (H. B.) Our living poets. 1871 164319 
 
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 — Lowell (J. R.) My study windows, 1871 ; p. 210-227. 2534.18 
 
 — Stedman (E. C.) Victorian poets. 1875 2543.32 
 
 See nlso Cath. world, Dec, 1874 (Swinburne aud De Vere); 
 Coatemp. rev., v. 6, 1837 (Matthew Arnold and S., by P. 
 Bayne): Lonrl. qu. rev, Jan., 1869. p. 370-401 ; Scribner's 
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 Swinfieid (Eichard de, bishop of Hereford). Roll 
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 Swing {Rev. David). Motives of life. Chicago, 
 1879. 12° 3611717 
 
 — Truths for to-day. [Sermons.] Chicago, 1874. 12°. 
 
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 Swinhoe (Robert). Narrative of the North China 
 
 campaign of 1860 1022.18 
 
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 scripture terms which have changed their popular 
 meaning, or are no longer in general use. Ed. 
 by T. J. Conant. N. Y., 1876. 16°. . .3721.16 
 
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 New York, 1866. 8° 644.11 
 
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 York, during the rebellion. N. Y,' 1870. 8°. 
 
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 — Masterpieces of English literature, from Shake- 
 
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 glossary. N. Y., 1880. 8° 2741.28 
 
 — Outlines of the world's history. New York and 
 
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 — Eambles among words. N. Y., 1859. 12°. 6434.10 
 
 — School composition. N. Y., 1874. 16°. . 6433.23 
 
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 Sybel (Heinrich von). History of the French revolu- 
 tion [1789-95] from the German by W. C. Perry. 
 4v. London, 1867-69. 8° 525.11 
 
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 Greenhill. L., Sydenham soc, 1846. 8°. 4317.13 
 
 — Works. From the Latin, with life, by E. G. Lat- 
 
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 39 v. 8°. 1 v. fol. 
 
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 Churchill (F., editor). Essays on puerperal fever and dis- 
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 Euchenmeister (F.) Vegetable parasites of the human 
 
 body. 2 v. 1857 5316.14 
 
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 Paulus M iineta. Seven books. 3 v. 1844-47. . , .4317.01 
 Frochaska (G.) On the nervous system. [With Unzer 
 
 (J. A.) Physiology] 4317.15 
 
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 Sydenham (T.) Works. 2 v. 1848 4317.11 
 
 — Opera omnia. 1846. . . . • 4317.13 
 
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 Velpeau (A.) Diseases of the breast. 1856. . . . 4317.16 
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 Sylvandira. See Dumas (Alex.) 1848 7005.16 
 
 Sylvanus, pseud. Pedestrian remiuisceuces. L., 1848. 8°. 943.03 
 Sylvester (J. J.) Laws of verse. London, 1870. 12°. 1687.36 
 
 Sylvester (James Joseph). See Royal soc. of London. Cat. of 
 
 sclent, papers, v. 5. 1873. 
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 Syme (David). Outline of an industrial science. 
 
 Phil., 1876. 12° 5911.04 
 
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 Symmes (Thomas). Hist, memoirs of the fight at Piggwacket. 
 
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 — Miscellanies. With memoir, by his son. Lon- 
 
 don, 1871. 8° 2547.19 
 
 Contents : Principles of beauty. Waste. Ten years. 
 Knowledge. Life of Dr. Priehard. Sleep and dreams. 
 Apparitions. Mind and muscle. Habit. Criminal re- 
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 aspects of medicine. Poems and translations. 
 
 — Principles of beauty. London, 1857. 8°. 1436.12 
 Symonds (John Addington, son of preceding). In- 
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 — Many moods, a volume of verse. L., 1878. 12°. 
 
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 Poliziauo. Siena. Perugia. Popular songs of Tuscany. 
 Orvieto. Thoughts in Rome about Christmas. Antinous. 
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 2. Palermo. Syracuse and Girgenti. <£tua. Athens. 
 Ravenna. Canossa. Parma. Foruovo. Goldonl and 
 Allien. Crema and the crucifix. Bergamo and Bar- 
 tolommeo Colleoni. Como and il Medeghino. Lombard 
 vignettes. Monte Generoso. Love ot the Alps. Old 
 towns of Provence. Appendix . Blank verse. Note on the 
 Orfeo. Eight sonnets of Petrarch. 
 
 — Studies of the Greek poets. L., 1873. 12°. 1687.29 
 
 Contents . Periods of Gr. lit. Empedocles. The Gnomio 
 poets. The satirists. The lyric poets. Pindar, Aristo- 
 phanes. Anc. and mod. tragedy. The idyllists. The 
 anthology. Genius of Greek art. 
 
 Same. 2d series. London, 1876. 12°. 1687.29a 
 
 Contents : Mythology. Achilles. Women of Homer. 
 Hesiod. Parmenides. jEschylus. Sophocles. Euripides. 
 Fragments of the lost tragic poets. Comic fragments. 
 Hero and Leatider. 
 
 Symonds (Richard). .Diary of the marches of the 
 royal army during the great civil war. Ed. by 
 C. E. Long. L., Camden soc, 1859. 4°. . 5113.28 
 
 Symonds {Rev. W. S., F. 0. 8.) Old bones; or 
 vertebrate animals, fossil predecessors, and 
 allies. 2d ed. London, 1864. 16°. . .4721.19 
 
 — Stones of the valley. London, 1S57. 16°. 4112.23 
 Symons (G. J.) British rainfall, 1870, 1871. Lon- 
 don, 1871-72. 8° 4021.19 
 
 Symon3 , Jelinger C. ) William Burke the author of 
 Junius. London, "1859. 8° 3088.23 
 
 Sympson. See also Simpson. 
 
 Sympson (Anthouy). Short method to prevent the running of 
 wool, etc., from Gt. Britain and Ireland to foreign parts. 
 London, 1741. 12* In 6911.06 
 
 Sympathy. Buluier-Lylton [Sir E. O.) On the want of sym- 
 pathy. [In his Prose works, v. 2, 1868 ; p. 101-107. 2514.24 
 
 — Hallam (A. H.) Ou sympathy. [In his Ketnains, 1863 : p. 
 
 169-180.] 2626.08 
 
 Synonyms. See Language {English synonyms, p. 678 ;— French : 
 La/aye, p. 678 ; — Latin : Ramrhorn, p. 680). 
 
 Synopsis of the genera of American plants. George- 
 town, 1814. 16° 4911.08 
 
 Syntax. See Language (English, etc. : Qrummar, p. 677-81). 
 
 Syntax (Tour of Dr.) See Coombe (Wm.) 1634.02 
 
 Sypher (Joseph R.) Art of teaching school. Phil., 
 1872. 12°. .... • 5514.25 
 
 — History of the Pennsylvania reserve corps : battles, 
 
 biogr. sketches, etc. Lancaster, 18' 5. 8°. 644.19 
 
 — and Apgar (E. A.) History of New Jersey ; to the 
 
 present time. Phil., 1870. 12°. . . . 612.04 
 Syphilis. See Medicine ( Venereal diseases, p. 769). t 
 Syracuse, [Sicily). See Countries (p. 372). 
 Syria. See Countries (p. 372). 
 
 Syrian church. Southgate (H.) Visit to the 1063.18 
 
 Syrus (Pnblius). Fragments of choice sayings. Tr. from the 
 
 Latin. [In Phenix (The). N. Y., 1835 ; p. 227-249 ] 60S2.14 
 
 — Sentences. iTexte Latin, avec le trad, en francais, par T. 
 
 Baudemeut. With Horace, etc. Paris, 1869. 8". Nisard's 
 Collection.] 7725.09 
 
 SZab i a c d c i Ell o? rioe) - Hun g ai T Past and present. Edin., 
 
 l0t>4. O g^g 2Q 
 
 — Modern war : theory and practice. N. Y., i863. 12°. 
 
 — State policy of modern Europe„from the 16th cen- 
 
 tury. [anon.] 2 v. London, 1857. 8°. . 5727.04 
 tozeredy ( J. ). Asiatic chiefB. L, 1856. 8°. 545.21 
 
 Magyar^atiori S ' t ° riC '' 1 r0mantlc tablea « of the Hungarian. 
 Taaffe (John). History of the knights of Malta. 4 v 
 
 London, 1852. 8° 6622 01 
 
 Tabernacle. See Biblical and religious lit. (Judaism, p. 80) • 
 
 and consult Bible dictionaries, by Smith, and others. 
 
 Table-book. See Oruikshank (Geo.) 1869 1446.10 
 
 Table d'hote and drawing room, [anon.] New York, 
 
 m i., 186 ^, 1<2 ° 2531.01 
 
 Table-talk. [See also Aphorisms, p. 30]. 
 
 — Angela (H.) Angelo's PicNic; or table-talk. 2517.01 
 
 — Beecher(H. W.) Life thoughts. 1858. . .3516.04 
 
 — Buxton ( 0. ) Notes of thought. Preceded by a bi- 
 
 ographical sketch, by J. L. Davies. 1873. 2514.29 
 
 — Coleridge (S. T.) Works, v. 6, 1853. . . . 5025.09 
 
 — Dramatic table-talk. 3 v. 1825 1723.01 
 
 — Evelyn (C.) Table-talk. 1852 6216.02 
 
 — Felllham ( 0. ) Resolves, divine, moral, political. 1 849. 
 
 — French anas. 3 v. London, 1805. 16°. . . 6215.19 
 
 Contents]: v. 1. Poggio, Valesius or do Valois, Naude. 
 Guy Patin, Sorbiere, Segrais, Longuerue, Furetiere, Le 
 Duchat. 
 
 2. Charpentier. Santeuil. Colomies. Scaliger. Men- 
 age. Boileau. 
 
 3. Chevreau. St.Evremond. Huet.Luther. Noel d'Argonne 
 [M. de Vigneul-Marville]. 
 
 — Gellius (Aulus). The attic nights. Tr. by W. Beloe. 
 
 3 v. 1795 2527.23 
 
 — Hazlilt ( W.) Table-talk. Ed. by his son. 2 v. 
 
 1815-46 2531.13 
 
 Same. 2 v. 1857. 2531.03 
 
 — Hunt (L. ) Table-talk. 1870 6215.22 
 
 — Jameson (Mrs. A. ) Common-place book of thoughts, 
 
 memories, and fancies. 1852 2531.01 
 
 — Johnson (S.) Table-talk: from Bo swell's life. 2v 
 
 1807 6216.04 
 
 — Knight (G, ed.) Book of table-talk. 1847. 6211.21 
 
 — Lutker(Martin). Table-talk. Tr. by W. Hazlitt. 1857. 
 Same. Phil., 186S. 12° 357-/.02 
 
 — More (U.) Moriana. [In her Works, v. 2. 1843]. . . 6057.02 
 
 — fiapoleon I. Table-talk and opinions. 1869. (1216.20 
 
 — Rogers (8.) Table-talk. Added Porsoniana. 3153.20 
 
 — Selden (J. ) Table-talk. 1689. Ed. by E. Arber. 
 
 1868 50U.02 
 
 Same. Ed. by S. W. Singer. 1856. . . 6216.09 
 
 — Walpole (H., M earl of Oiford). Walpoliana. 6216.12 
 Table-talker (The) : or brief essays, [anon.] 2 v. 
 
 London, 1810. 16° 2544.01 
 
 Table-traits. See Doran (John) 2623.10 
 
 Table-turning. See Spiritualism (p. 1002). 
 
 Tableau historique de la guerre de la rev. de France 
 
 jusqu'a 1794. 3 v. Paris, 1808. 4°. . 517.28 
 
 Tablets. See Alcott (A. Bronson). 1868 2612.17 
 
 Tabor (Eliza). See Fiction class list (p. 625). 
 Tachygraphy. See Phonography (p. 866);— Writing. 
 
 Taoitus (Caius Cornelius). The annals [of the Roman 
 empire, a. d. 14-66. Latin text], with commentary 
 by P. Frost. London, 1872. 8°. [L° n S's Bibl. 
 classica.] 77^7.07 
 
 — Germania. With ethnological dissertations and 
 
 notes, by R. G. Latham. L., 1851 8°. . 434. '27 
 
 — CEuvres completes. [Texte latin], avec traduction 
 
 par Dureau de la Malle, D. Nisard, et A. Francois. 
 Vie par Daunou. Paris, 1869. 8°. [Nisard's 
 
 collection] 7726.03 
 
 Opera omnia. Ex. ed. Oberliniana ; cum notis et 
 
 interp. in usum Delphini. 9 v. London, Valpy, 
 1821 8°. . . , 7717.10 
 
 .8. 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Index verborum, 
 Notai, v. 7-8. 
 
 Supplementa, Appendix, 
 Politica, etc., v. 9. 
 
 Agricola, v. 6. 
 Annales, v. 1-4, 9. 
 De oratoribus, v. 6-7. 
 Germania, v. 6. 
 Eistoria, v. 4-6. 
 — Works ; Oxford translation, revised. 2 v. London, 
 
 Bohn, 1854. 12° 432.24 
 
 v. 1. The Annals. 2. The History, Germany, Agricola, 
 Dialogue on orators. 
 
 In asking for books, use the "Book Orders," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBEB. 
 
1032 
 
 TACITUS - TALFOURD 
 
 Tacitus, continued. 
 
 — [Works, popularly explained and epitomized], by 
 
 W. B. Donne. Edin., 1873. 16°. . . . 431.17 
 See Ed. rev., Oct., 1878, p. 437-468 (Who wrote the Annals 
 of Tacitus? refuting the argument ascribing its author- 
 ship to Bracciolini); Eraser's mag., v. 68, 1863 (by W. B. 
 Donne). 
 
 Tactics. See Military science (p. 776). 
 
 Tadema (L. Alma). See Univ. mag., Dec, 1879. 
 
 Tadman (L.) Consequences of commuting the tithes. 1818. [In 
 Pamphleteer, v. 12, 1818] 5058.12 
 
 Taeping rebellion. See China (p. 301). 
 
 Tafel (R. L. ) Documents concerning the life and 
 character of Swedenborg. Collected, translated, 
 and annotated. 2 v. in 3. L., 1875. 8°. 3597.22 
 
 Tafel (Johann Friedrich Immanuel). Documents 
 concerning the life and character of Swedenborg. 
 Tr. by T. H. Smithson. New ed., by G. Bush. 
 N. Y., 1847. 8° 3167.09 
 
 Tagart (Edward). Sketches of the lives and charac- 
 ters of Luther, Calvin, Zwingle, Socinus, Cran- 
 mer, Knox. London, 1843. 8°. . . . 3432.18 
 
 Tahiti. See Countries (Sandwich Islands, p. 166). 
 
 Tailor boy (The) [i. e. Andrew Johnson]. Boston, 
 
 1865. 10° 3093.25 
 
 Taine (Hippolyte Adolphe). The ancient regime. 
 
 Tr. by J. Durand. N. Y., 1876. 12°. . . 523.02 
 Note. — The author's views are controverted by John 
 Morley in Fortnightly rev., v. 19, 1876. See also Quar. rev., 
 Apr., 1876 ; Dublin rev., Jan., 1874. 
 
 — Art in Greece. Tr. by J. Durand. N. Y., 1871. 16°. 
 
 — Art in the Netherlands. Tr. by J. Durand. N. Y., 
 
 1871. 16° 1434.04 
 
 — De l'ideal dans l'art. Paris, 1867. 12°. .1431.31 
 
 — De 1'mtelligence. 2 v. Paris, 1870. 8°. . . 5426.19 
 
 — — Same. Tr. by T. D. Haye. L., 1871. 8°. 5426.17 
 
 — English positivism ; a study on John Stuart Mill. 
 
 Tr. by T. D. Haye. London, 1870. 16°. 5426.14 
 
 — French revolution. Tr. by J. Durand. v. 1. N. Y., 
 
 1878. 12° 523.03 
 
 — Essais de critique et d'histoire. 2e ed. Paris, 
 
 1866. 12° 7048.26 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Saint-Simon : Memoires. 
 Selden (Canaille). 
 Stendhal (H. Beyle). 
 Troplong et de Montalembert. 
 Xenophon. 
 
 Flechier : les mcBurs feodales — 
 
 lea mceeurs de cour. 
 Guizot : la philos. d'histoire. 
 La Fayette ( Dime. de). 
 Michelet (Jules). 
 Plato. Les Dialogues. 
 
 — Histoire de la litte'rature anglaise. 5 v. Paris, 
 
 1863. 8° 2755.15 
 
 — History of English literature. Tr. by H. Van Laun. 
 
 2 v. N. Y, 1871-2. 8° 2755.10 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Atl. monthly, v. 29, 1872 (by H. 
 James, jr.); Dublin rev., Jan., 1874 ; Ed. rev., v. 121, 1865; 
 Westm. rev., v. 81, 1864 ; V. 88, 1865. 
 
 Same. Abridged from the translation of H. Van 
 
 Laun, and ed. by J. Fiske. N. Y, 1872. 12°. 
 
 — The Ideal in art. Tr. by J. Durand. N. Y, 1869. 16°. 
 
 — LTdealism anglais : e"tude sur Carlyle. Paris, 
 
 1864. 12° 5426.16 
 
 — On intelligence. Tr. by T. D. Haye. L., 1871. 8°. 
 
 Note.— Reviewed by J. S. Mill In Fortn. rev., v. 14, 1870; 
 and by J. T. Bixby, in N. A. rev., Oct., 1873. 
 
 — Italy : Florence and Venice. From the French by 
 
 J. Durand. N. Y., 1869. 8° 975.09 
 
 — Italy : Borne and Naples. From the French by J. 
 
 Durand. N. Y., 18K8. 8° 975.08 
 
 — La Fontaine et ses fables. P., 1860. 12°. 7024.22 
 
 — Notes on England. Tr. with an introductory 
 
 chapter by W. F. Eae. N. Y., 1872. 12°. 955.21 
 Note.— Reviewed in Quar. rev., v. 133 ; p. 199-224. 
 
 — Notes on Paris. [Life and opinions of M. Grain- 
 
 dorge]. Tr. by J. A. Stevens. N. Y., 1875. 8°. 
 
 — Notes sur Paris ; vie et opinions de M. Graindorge. 
 
 5e ed. Paris, 1870. 12° 7048.18 
 
 — Nouveaux essais de critique et d'histoire. 2e ed. 
 
 Paris, 1866. 12° 7048.27 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Philosophie religieuse ; Ciel et 
 
 terre, par J. Beynaud. 
 Racine (Jean). 
 
 Balzac (H. de). 
 Bouddnisme. 
 Jefferson (Thomas.) 
 La Br uy ere. 
 Marcus Aurelius. 
 Mormons (Les.) 
 
 Reuaud de Montauban : poeme 
 
 francaiee du moyen age. 
 Woepeke (Franck). 
 
 — Origins of contemporary France. ' The ancient re- 
 gime. Tr. by J. Durand. N. Y, 1876. 12°. 523.02 
 
 French revolution. Tr. by J. Durand. v. 1. N. Y, 
 
 1878. 12° 523.03 
 
 Note. — Reviewed by J. C. Morrison in Macm. mag., v. 38. 
 
 — Les Philosophes classiques du 19e sifecle en France. 
 
 3e ed. Paris, 1868. 12° 4426.18 
 
 Contents : Laromiguiere, Royer Collard. Maine de 
 Bfran. Cousin. Jouffroy. 
 
 — Philosophie de l'art. Paris, 1865. 12°. . 1431.27 
 
 — Philosophie de l'art dans les Pays-Bas. Paris, 
 
 1869 12°. .... 1431 28 
 
 — Philosophie de l'art en Gr'ece. P., 1869. 12°! 1431.29 
 
 — Philosophie de l'art en Italie. P., 1866. 12°. 1431.30 
 
 — Philosophy of art. From the French. L, 1867. 16°. 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in New Englander, v. 30, 1871. 
 Same. Tr. by J. Durand. 2d ed. N. Y, 1873. 16°. 
 
 — Le Positivisme anglais : etude sur Stuart Mill. 
 
 Paris, 1864. 12°. 5426.15 
 
 — Tour through the Pyrenees. Tr. by J. S. Fiske. 
 
 N. Y., 1874. 8° | 984.25 
 
 — Tour through the Pyrenees. Tr. by J. S. Fiske. 
 
 With illuS. by G. Dore. N. Y., 1874.' sq. 8°. 986.05 
 
 — Voyage aux Pyrenees. 5eed. Paris, 1867. 12°. 984.23 
 
 — Janet (P.) La crise philosophique. 1835 5423.19 
 
 See also Westm. rev., v, 76, 1861 (Writings of Taine). 
 Tainsh (Edward Campbell). A study of the works 
 
 of Tennyson. Newed. London, 1870. 12°. 1693.26 
 Taintor (Charles M.) Extracts from the records of 
 
 Colchester, Conn. Hartford, 1864. 12°. 591.26 
 Taiping rebellion. See China (Taiping rebellion, p. 301). 
 Tait (Archibald Campbell, abp. of Canterbury). The 
 
 dangers and safeguards of modern theology. 
 
 2d ed. London, 1862. 8° 3612.01 
 
 — Arnold (F.) Our bishops and deans, v. 1. 1875. . . 3446.12 
 Tait (Peter Guthrie) and Stewart (Balfour). The 
 
 Unseen universe, [anon.'] N.Y., 1875. 12°. 3614.23 
 
 Note. — Reviewed by W. K. Clifford, in his Lectures, v. 1, 
 
 1879, and by J. Fiske, in his Unseen world. . . 3562.09 
 
 — Elementary treatise on quaternions. Oxford, 
 
 1867. 8°. 4014.13 
 
 — Lectures on some recent advances in physical sci- 
 
 ence. London, 1876. 12° 4023.08 
 
 — Paradoxical philos. See Stewart (Balfour), and Tait. 3614.30 
 
 — Sketch of thermodynamics. Edin., 1868. 8°. 4027.21 
 
 — and Steele (Wm. J. ) Treatise on dynamics of a 
 
 particle. 4th ed., revised. L., 1878 12°. 4014.22 
 Tait (Wm., M. D.) Magdalenism : prostitution in 
 
 Edinburgh. Edin., 1840. 8° 5818.20 
 
 Talbot (Catherine). Letters. 1741-70. 4 v. London, 
 
 1809. 8° 3033.06 
 
 Talbot (Gerald F.) Analysis of organization of Prus- 
 sian army. London, 1871. 8° 4514.15 
 
 Talbot (H. Fox). English etymologies. L., 1847. 8°. 
 
 Talboys (W. P.) West India pickles. Cruise in the 
 
 yacht Josephine. N. Y., 1875. 16°. . .1161.25 
 
 Tale of eternity ; poems. See Massey (G.) 1870. . . . 1671.31 
 
 Tale of a tub. See Swift (Jonathau) 6074.13 
 
 Tales. See Fiction class list (p. 525-6). 
 Tales of a wayside Inn. See Longfellow (H. W.) . . . 1664.19 
 Tales of old travel. See Kingsley (Henry). 1869. . . . 933.04 
 Tales of the wars. See Stapleton (R. J.) 3 v. 1836-38. . . 445.10 
 Tales of wonder. [Poems.] See Lewis (M. G.) 1805. . .1663.23 
 Talfourd (Thomas Noon). Critical and miscellaneous 
 writings. Phil., 1852. 8° 2547.14 
 
 Contents. 
 
 British novels. 
 Cibber's (Colley) Apology. 
 Copyright (Speeches on). 
 Dennis's (John) Works. 
 Destruction of the Brunswick 
 
 theatre by fire. 
 Drama (Hazlitt on the). 
 Eldon and Stowell (Lords). 
 Gambling melodramas (Against) 
 Godwin (Wm.) 
 
 Guilford (Lord), North's life of. 
 Hazlitt (William), Intellectual 
 
 character of. 
 Holland (Lady). 
 Kemble (Miss Fanny), First 
 
 appearance of. 
 Lisbon (Recollections of). 
 Lloyd's Poems, 
 
 Manchester Athenamm anni- 
 versary address. 
 
 Maturin. 
 
 Modern improvements(Mr.01d- 
 aker on). 
 
 Periodical lit. (Modern). 
 
 Profession of the bar. 
 
 Pulpit oratory. 
 
 Rymer on tragedy. 
 
 Scott {Sir Walter). 
 
 Shelley's Works : Queen vs. 
 Moxon ; speech. 
 
 ' Time' (A chapter on). 
 
 Wallace's Prospects of man- 
 kind. 
 
 Westminster play (The). 
 
 Wine-cellar (The). 
 
 Wordsworth (William.) 
 
 Mackenzie (Henry). 
 
 — Attempt to estimate the poetical talent of the present age. 
 
 [In Pamphleteer, v. 5, 1815.] 6058.05 
 
 — Ion ; a tragedy. London, 1836. S° In 5093.03 
 
 Same. In French's stand, drama, v. 1.] . . . . 1772.01 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
TALFOURD-TATE 
 
 1033 
 
 — Life of Cbarles Lamb. [In Lamb (0.) Works, /. 1. NT 
 
 1857. 12= 5047.01 
 
 Same. [In Lamb (0.) Works. London, 1867. 8°.] 0047.07 
 
 — Tragedies ; added, a few sonnets and verses. N. Y 
 
 1849. 12° 17-14.08 
 
 Contents : Ion. Athenian captive. Glencoe. Sonnets. 
 
 — Vacation rambles and thoughts. L., 1845. 8°. 983.01 
 
 4S- For biogr. ■notices of author, see Biography (p. 203). 
 Taliaferro (H. E. ) Fisher's River (North Carolina) : 
 scenes and characters. By ' Skitt' [-pseud. 1 N 
 
 Y., 1859. 12° :. 192.15 
 
 Talk with my pupils. See Sedgwick (Mrs. Charles). 1863. 3511.17 
 
 Talks about health. See Lewis (Dio). 1871 4821.19 
 
 Talks about labor. See Lamed (J. N.) 5933.18 
 
 Talks about people's stomachs. See. Lewis (Dio). 1870. 4324.10 
 Talks to my patients. See Gleason (jl/rs. B. B.) 1870. .4331.17 
 Tallack (Wm.) Malta, under the Phenicians 
 Knights, and English. L., 1861. 12°. . 981.12 
 Tallemant des Reaux (Ge'de'on, 5. 1619, d. 1692). 
 Les historiettes. 3e ed. 6 v. P., 1862. 12°. 3232.01 
 See notice of the author in Temple Bar, July, 1879. 
 Talleyrand-Ferigord (Charles Maurice de). Commercial rela- 
 tions of the United States with Great Britain. [In 
 
 Pamphleteer, v. 4.] 6058.04 
 
 gj~ For numerous lives and notices of Talleyrand, see 
 
 Biography (p. 203) ; also Belgravia, Feb., 1876 (by Wm. 
 
 Stigant) ; New monthly, Jan., 1832 ; Temple Bar, Oct., 
 
 1879 (by C. C. J.) 
 
 Talliea (Mine, de). See Biography (p. 203). 
 
 Tallmadge (Benjamin). See Herring (J.) and Longacre (J. B.) 
 
 Nat. portr. gallery, v. 3, 1836 3247.10 
 
 Talma (French actor). See Biography (p. 203) ; also Temple Bar, 
 
 May, 1876. 
 Talmage (Mev. Thomas De Witt). Around the tea- 
 table. Philadelphia, 1874. 12°. . . . 3612.24 
 
 — Crumbs swept up. Phil., 1874. 12°. . .2543.30 
 
 — Daily thoughts. Ed. by J. V. D. Shurts. New 
 
 York, 1875. 12° 3612.28 
 
 — Every-day religion. N. Y., 1875. 12°. . . 3612.29 
 
 — Old wells dug out : sermons. N. Y., 1874. 12°. 
 
 — One thousand gems. Ed. by W. H. Larrabee. 
 
 New York, 1873. 12° 3612.11 
 
 — Sermons. N. Y., 1872. 12°. 3612.00 
 
 — Sports that kill. N. Y., 1875. 12°. . . . 3612.27 
 Talmud (The). 
 
 — Barclay (J). The Talmud. 1878. . . .3757.33 
 
 Note. — ' A selection of treatises tr. from the Mishna, 
 with explanations from the Gemara, and other sources.' 
 
 — D' Israel (L. S.) Talmudic maxims. 1848. 3544.12 
 
 — Polano (H., translator and ed. ) Selections from the 
 
 Talmud. Also, brief sketches of the men who 
 made and commented upon it. 1876. , . 3757.29 
 
 — Weil ( 0.) The Bible, the Koran, and the Talmud. 
 
 1846 3757.12 
 
 — De Quincey (T.) Traditions of the Eabbins. [With his Avenger, 
 
 etc., 1859 ; p. 265-325.] , . 2522.03 
 
 — Deutsch (E. O. M.) The Talmud. [In his Lit. remains.] 3545.07 
 
 Note.— Rep. from Qu. rev., v.123; also in Littell, 1868,v. 1. 
 
 — Grunbaum (M.) The Talmud. [In N. A. rev., v. 108, 1869.) 
 
 — Poole (R. S.) The Talmud. [In Contemp. rev., v. 7, 1868.) 
 
 See also Atlantic, v. 21, 1868 (by C. E. Stowe); Littell, 
 1868, v. 1 (Gleanings after the Talmud); Blackwood, v. 106, 
 1869 and Littell, 1870, v. 1 (Jewish reformation and Talmud) ; 
 Contemp. rev., v. 10, 1869 (Marcus Aurelius and the Tai- 
 mud, by E. H. Plumptre); Church qu. rev., Apl., 1879 
 (35 pp.) or Littell, July 26, 1879 ; Ed. rev., July, 1873 (The 
 Talmud); Jour, of sac. lit. v. 6, 1851 ; p. 42-74 (Poetical le- 
 gends of); July, 1864, p. 320-327 (The Jews and the Talmud 
 after the time of Christ, by Dr. Michelsen); Jan., 1868, p. 
 247-284 (The Talmud); Lippincott's mag., May, 1868 (by L. 
 C. Newman). 
 
 Tamil proverbs. See Percival (P.) .6214.35 
 
 Taming of the shrew. See Shakspere (Wm.) 
 
 Tancock (O. W.) England during the Amer. and 
 European wars, 1765-1820. N. Y., 1878. 32°. 451.11 
 
 Tandon (Moquin). The world of the sea. Tr. and 
 enl. by H. M. Hart. London, 1870. 8°. 4828.15 
 
 TaneyhiU (R. H. ) The Leatherwood God ; an ac- 
 count of Joseph C. Dylks. Cin. fc 1871. 8°. 612.19 
 Note. — Dylks was a religious impostor, in Ohio, 1828. 
 
 Tanner (H. S.) Description of canals and railroads 
 of United States. New York, 1840. 8°. 3927.25 
 
 Tanner (Thomas Hawkes). An index of diseases and 
 their treatment. Phil., 1867. 8°. . . .4315.18 
 
 — Practical treatise on the diseases of infancy and 
 childhood. 3d Amer. ed., enl. by A. Meadows. 
 Phil., 1871. 8° 4335.17 
 
 Tanner-boy : U. S. Giant. See Dennison (Charles W.) 3067.21 
 
 Tannin process (the). See Russell (C.) 3933 18 
 
 Tannhauser ; a poem. See Fane (J. S. C.) and Bulwei-Lytton 
 v"*-) 1694 03 
 
 Tanquerel Des Planches (L.) Lead diseases.' From 
 the French. Lowell, 1848. 8°. . . . 4343 01 
 Tao-ism. Johnson (S.) Oriental religions : China, p. 859-906 
 lapestry. [See also Bayeux tapestry, p. 68.] 
 
 — Ukampeaux (A. de). Tapestry. . . . 1473 17 
 
 — Planche (J R.) On the tapestry of the middle 'ages. \ln 
 
 Journal of Brit. arch, assoc, v. 12.] . 1461 12 
 
 Tappan (Henry P.) Elements of logic. New' York 
 
 „, ]8G V2° : . g . . . 5428 06 
 
 Tappan (Lewis). Life of Arthur Tappan. N. Y., 
 
 1870. 12° 3171 05 
 
 Tappan (Wm. B.) The Sunday-school.' and other 
 
 poems. Boston, 1848. 12° 1692.12 
 
 Tar-water. Prior (T.) Authentick narrative of the 
 
 success of tar-water, in curing. 1746. . 4352.25 
 
 — Berkley (G) Siris : concerning tar-water. [In his Works 
 
 V. 2-3, 1871.] L . . .5424.02 
 
 Tarasp. Yeo (J. B.) Notes at. 1870. . . . 982.07 
 
 Tarbotton (M. O.) Sanitary legislation and science, with espe- 
 cial regard to sewerage and water supply. L., 1872. 8". 
 
 Tarbuck (Edward Lance). Encyclopedia of prac- 
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 den, [1857.] 4° . i3i G .21 
 
 Tardieu (Ame'de'e) Simegambie et Guinee. Paris, 
 1847. 8°. [Univers.] 902 30 
 
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 Southland writers. Biogr. and crit. sketches, 
 with extracts. 2 v. Phil., 1870. 8°. . . 2754.22 
 
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 Tarleton (Banastre). A history of the campaigns of 
 1780 and 1781, in the Southern provinces of 
 North America. Dublin, 1787. 8°. . . 582.07 
 
 Tarlton (Richard). Jests, and news out of purga- 
 tory. Notes by J. O. Halliwell. London, Shak. 
 soc, 1844. 8° 1756.20 
 
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 architect, engineer, and mechanic. L., 1871. 8°. 
 
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 papers, v. 1, 1856 2522.16 
 
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 Khiva, p. 339). 
 
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 Tassis (S. A. ) Guide du correcteur et du composi- 
 teur. 6eed. Paris, [1862.] 16°. . . . 6413.18 
 
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 von Duttenhofer. Neue Ausg. Berlin, 1854. 16°. 
 
 — La Gerusalemme liberata. Colla vita et note, per 
 
 G. Bertinatti. Brusselle, 1844. 18°. . . 7318.27 
 
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 Same. Tr. by J. Hoole. New ed. with notes. 
 
 2v. London, 1807. 16° 1692.26 
 
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 1810.] 1626.21 
 
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 (R.) Brit, poets, v. 48-49. 1822.] 1691.48 
 
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 Same. Canto 1. Tr. by C. L. Smith. [In S's Odes, etc. 
 
 1842.] 1685.18 
 
 — Rinaldo, a poem. Tr. by J. Hoole. L., 1792. 8°. 
 
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 graphy (p. 204) ;— Literature (Italian, p. 710). 
 
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 rape of the bucket : an heroi-comical poem. Tr. 
 by J. Atkinson. 2 v. in 1. L, 1827. 12°. 1692.16 
 
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 Rhetoric (p. 949) ;— Criticism (p. 398). 
 
 Tate. See also Tait. 
 
 Tate (Ralph). Rudimentary treatise on geology. 
 Parti. Physical. London, 1861. 12°. 4111.32 
 
 Tate (Robert). Plain account of land and fresh- 
 water mollusks of Gt. Britain. L., 1866. 16°. 
 
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1034 
 
 TATE- TAYLOR 
 
 Tate (Wm.) The modern cambist. 4th ed. Lon- 
 don, 1868. 8° 5916.26 
 
 Tatham (Emma). Dream of Pythagoras and other 
 poems. 5th ed. ; with memoir by B. Gregory. 
 London, 1872. 16° 1692.17 
 
 Tatham (Edward). Observations on the scarcity of money. [In 
 Pamphleteer v. 7, 1816.] 5058.07 
 
 Tatham (John). The royal oake, 1660. [In Fairholt (F. W.) 
 Lord mayors' pageants. Percy soc, v. 10, 1843.] .5060.10 
 
 Tatham (W. P.) On the restoration of the standard of value, 
 and the proper limit to the use of bank credit as money. 
 Philadelphia, 1869. 8° 6937.25 
 
 Tatianus. Writings. Tr. by B. P. Pratten. Edin., 
 1868. 8°. [in Ante-Nicene ibrary, v. 3.] 3467.20 
 
 — Donaldson (J.) Chris, lit. and doctrine, v. 3, 1866 ; p. 1-62. 
 Tatius (Achilles). See Achilles Tatius. 
 
 Tatler (The). [In British essayists, v. 1-4. Boston, 1855. 16°.] 
 Note. — Publ. by Sir R. Steele, in concert with Swift. 
 
 Ta Tsing leu lee ; laws of China. See Staunton {Sir Q. T.) 5617.18 
 
 Tattam (Rev. Henry). Compendious grammar of the 
 Egyptian language as contained in the Coptic 
 and Sahidic dialects. London, 1830. 8°. 1076.17 
 
 Taubert ( — ). On the use of field artillery on ser- 
 vice. London, 1856. 16° 4515.19 
 
 Tauchnitz (Christian Bernard, baron von, ed. ) Five 
 centuries of the English language aud literature. 
 Leipzig, 1860. 16°. 5U41.01 
 
 Tauerschmidt (Rev. Edward). Prince Albert's an- 
 cestry : his account of the dukedom and ducal 
 house of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha. L., 1840. 8°. 
 
 Tauler (Johann). History and life, with twenty-five 
 sermons. Tr. by S. Winkworth. Preface by C. 
 Kingsley. N. Y., 1858. sq. 8°. ... 3172.04 
 
 J8£3" For lives and notices of Tauler see Biography (p. 204); 
 also Vaughan (E. A.) Hours with the mystics, v. 1, book vi. 
 
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 Grand-Chartreuse. 3e ed. P., 1869. 12°. 7041.23 
 Taunton (City of). Public librarg. Catalogue of the 
 
 library. Taunton, (Mass.,) 1878. 4°. .2735.11 
 Taurus, (Platonic philosopher). On the eternity of the world. 
 
 Tr. by T. Taylor. [ With Ocellus Lucanus. L., 1S31. 8°.J 
 Tautphceus (Jemima Montgomery, Baronin). Uneins; 
 
 Oder, Krieg im Krieg. Phil., 1863. 12°. 7128.16 
 AS* For her novels in English, see Fiction (p. 526). 
 Tavernier (Jean Baptiste). *Extract from voyages to inquire 
 
 concerning diamond mines. [In Pinkerton. Voyages, v. 8.] 
 Taverns. 
 
 — Hall (E. H.) Coffee taverns, cocoa houses, and 
 
 coffee palaces : their rise, progress, etc. ; with a 
 directory, [n. d."} ....... . 6212.35 
 
 — Larwood (J.) and Holten (J. C.) History of sign- 
 
 boards, from the earliest times. 1866. . 6212.30 
 
 — Tavern anecdotes ; including the origin of signs. 
 
 [By Charles Hindley.] L., 1825. 24°. .6212.29 
 
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 rights of host and guest. 1879 5621.28 
 
 — Tuckerman {H. T.) Criterion, 1865 ; p. 1-43. . . . 2544.09 
 
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 monthly, Sept., 1879 (Signs and symbols, by F. B. Mayer). 
 
 Tax-payer's manual : acts of congress, index, etc. 
 New York, 1862. 8° 5916.01 
 
 Taxation. See Political economy (Taxation, p. 924). 
 
 Taxation (Law of). See Law [Taxation, p. 691); also Oooley 
 (T. M.) Treatise on the law of taxation, including the law 
 of local assessments. 1876 5646.02 
 
 Taxidermy. See Birds {Taxidermy p. 216) ;— Natural history 
 {Taxidermy, p. 811). 
 
 Taylder (T. W. P.) Mormon's own book ; tried by 
 its own standard. L., 1857. 12°. . . . 3454.06 
 
 Tayler. j)&- Arranged as though spelled Taylor. 
 
 Tayleure (Clifton W.) See Plays (p. 897). 
 
 Taylor (Algernon). Convent life in Italy. London 
 1862. 12° \ . 3424.20 
 
 Taylor (Alexander S.) Grasshoppers and locust* of America. 
 [In Smith, report, 1858.] 3936 13 
 
 — Hist, summary of lower California. [In Browne (J R ) Re- 
 
 sources of Pacific slope, 1869.] 4006.06 
 
 Taylor (Alfred Swayne). Principles and practice of 
 
 medical jurisprudence. 2d ed. 2 v. London, 
 
 1873. 8° # 4355 02a 
 
 Taylor (Bayard). At home and abroad :' a sketch 
 
 book, N. Y., 1860. 12° 921.22 
 
 Select Contents. 
 
 First difficulties with foreign tongues. 
 
 Germany (Sketches in). 
 
 Humboldt (Alexander von). 
 
 Landscapes of the world. 
 Mackinaw and the lakes. 
 Mammoth cave. 
 My supernatural experiences. 
 Telegraphic trip to Newfoundland. 
 Tburingian forest (Walk through). 
 Walk from Heidelberg to Nuremberg. 
 Warwickshire (Rambles in). 
 
 - — Same. 2d series. N. Y., 1862. 12°. . . 921.23 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Confessions of a medium. 
 
 Country home in America. 
 
 Haunted xhauty (The). 
 
 Home in the Thuringian forest. 
 
 New pictures from California. 
 
 Personal sketches : the Leslies, the Brownings, the wri- 
 ters for Punch, Leigh Hunt, Hans C. Anderten. 
 
 Travels at home : Hudson and Catskills, Berkshire and 
 Boston, Saco Valley, Ascent of Mt. Washington, Montreal 
 and Quebec, Up the Saguenay, Niagara, Trenton Falls 
 and Saratoga 
 
 Walk through the Franconian Switzerland. 
 
 — By-ways of Europe. N. Y., 1869. 12°. . . 944.11 
 
 Contents : Lake Ladoga. Winter life in St. Petersburg. 
 Little land of Appenzel. Montserrat. Balearic days. Re. 
 public of the Pyrenees. Grande Chartreuse. Kyffhaw-er 
 and its legends. Week on Capri. Ischia. Lauil 01 Paoli. 
 Island of Maddaleua. In the Teutoberger forest. 
 
 — Central Asia : travels in Cashmere, Little Thibet, 
 
 and Central Asia. N. Y., 1874. 12°. . . 1042.19 
 
 — Cyclopaedia of modern travel. Cin., 1856. 8°. 
 
 — Colorado, a summer trip. N. Y., 1867. 12°. 1114.21 
 
 — Echo club, and other literary diversions. Boston, 
 
 1876. 16° 2544.00 
 
 — Egypt and Iceland in 1874. N. Y., 1874. 16°. 1081.'i6 
 
 — Eldorado ; or adventures in California. N. Y., 
 
 1850. 12°. 1114.20 
 
 Same. New York, 1859. 12°. . . .1114.20a 
 
 — Faust translated. See Goethe (.J. W. von) 1726.32 
 
 — Home pastorals, ballads, and lyrics. B., 1875. 12°. 
 
 — Japan in our day. New York, 1872. 12°. . 1021.18 
 
 — Journey to Central Africa. 10th ed. New York, 
 
 1859. 12° 1093.06 
 
 — ed. Lake regions of central Africa. N. Y, 1873. 12°. 
 
 — Lands of the Saracen. N. Y., 1855. 12°. .994.22 
 Same. New York, 1859. 12° 1051.03 
 
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 land. New York, 1858. 12° 991. 02 
 
 Same. New York, 1859. 12°. . . . 991.02a 
 
 — [Novels.] See Fiction (p. 526). 
 
 — Picture of St. John. B, 1866. 12°. . . . 1692.19 
 
 — Poems. New York, 1856. J 2° 1692.20 
 
 Contents : Romances and lyrics. Rhymes of travel. 
 Poems of the Orient. 
 
 — Poet's journal. Boston, 1863. 12°. . . . 1692.18 
 
 — Prince Deukalion : [a lyrical drama]. Boston, 
 
 1878. 8°. ........... 1743.31 
 
 — The Prophet : a tragedy. B., 1874. 12°. 1692.23 
 ■•- School history of Germany. N. Y, 1874. 12°. 544.26 
 
 — Studies in German literature ; with an introd. by 
 
 G. H. Boker. N. Y., 1871). 12°. . . . 2732.18 
 
 — ed. Travels in Arabia. N. Y., 1872. 12°. . 1042.16 
 
 — Travels in Greece and Russia, with an excursion 
 
 to Crete. N. Y., 1859. 12° 992.02 
 
 — ed. Travels in South Africa. N.Y., 1872. 8°. 1092.18 
 
 — Views afoot ; or Europe seen with knapsack and 
 
 staff. New York, 1852. 12° 944. 12 
 
 Same. New York, 1859. 12°. . . . 944.12a 
 
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 1855. 12°. 1022.07 
 
 Same. New York, 1859. 12°. . . . 1022. 07a 
 
 —Conwell (R. H.) Life, travels, and literary career of 
 
 Bayard Taylor. 1879 3171.07 
 
 See also Atl. monthly, Feb., 1879 (Reminiscences of, by 
 R. H. Stoddard) ; Lippincott's mag., v. 24 (Reminiscences 
 of, by H. H. BoyeBen). 
 Taylor (Benj. Cook). Annals of the Classis of Ber- 
 gen, of the Reformed Dutch church, and of Ber- 
 gen, in New Jersey. N. Y., 1857. 12°. . 621.11 
 Taylor (Benj. Franklin). Between the Gates. [Cali- 
 fornia.] Chicago, 1878. 12° 1124.28 
 
 — January and June. [Rural essays and poems]. 
 
 New York, 1864. 16°. 2544.03 
 
 BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
TAYLOR (Benjamin P. _ Jeremy). 
 
 1035 
 
 — Mission Ridge and Lookout Mountain with pic- 
 
 tures of life in camp and field. 1872. New 
 
 York, 1872. 8° 644.15 
 
 _ Old-time pictures. Chicago, 1874. 16°. 1(192.39 
 
 — Old-time pictures and sheaves of rhyme. <lth ed. 
 
 Chicago, 1875. 12° 1692.39a 
 
 — Pictures of life in camp and field. Chicago, 1875. 
 
 12° 644.21 
 
 — Summer savory, gleaned from rural nooks in 
 
 pleasant weather. Chicago, 1879. 12°. 2543.35 
 Contents : ' A heated term '. Glimpses of Utah. Pic- 
 tures of Colorado. ' Ye crags and peaks '. ' Garden of 
 the gods '. Hats. Men of grooves. North woods. 
 Funeral extravagance. Mine inu. The caravan. Excur- 
 sions. The ' north woods ' meetiug-honse. "Winks and 
 winkers. Human figs. ' Hill of scieuce '. Country 
 'corners'. Aquarius the water-bearer. Hill cousins. 
 Jaw. Just and generous. Stitching landscapes. Coun- 
 try ballroom. Thauksgiving day flight. 'River-side' 
 and ' lakeside '. Checks. 
 
 Taylor (Charles). The geometry of conies. 2d ed. 
 Cambridge, (Engl.,) 1873. 129. .... 4011.37 
 
 Tayler ( Rev. Charles B.) Memorials of the English 
 martyrs. New York, 1853. 12°. . . .3135.10 
 
 Taylor (Charles Fayette). On the mechanical treat- 
 ment of disease of the hip-joint. New York, 
 1873. 8° 4337.22 
 
 — Spinal irritation ; causes of back-ache among 
 
 American women. N. Y., 1864. 8°. . . 4324.28 
 
 — Theory and practice of the movement cure. Phil., 
 
 1861. 12° 4324.30 
 
 Talyor (Elizabeth). Braemar Highlands : their tales, 
 
 traditions, and history. Edinb., 1869. 12°. 951.17 
 Taylor (Emily). Memoir of Sir Thomas More ; 
 
 with extracts from his works, [anon.] London, 
 
 1834. 18° 3125.25 
 
 — Memories of some contemporary poets : with selec- 
 
 tions. London, 1868. 16° 1692.35 
 
 Taylor {Rev. Edward S.) History of playing cards. 
 
 London, 1865. 12° 4622.01 
 
 Taylor (Franklin). Primer of pianoforte playing. 
 
 N. r:, 1878. 18° 1561.40 
 
 Taylor (George). Memoir of Robert Surtees. New 
 
 ed., by J. Eaine. Durham, Surtees soc, 1852. 8°. 
 Taylor (George H.) Diseases of women. Phil., 
 
 1871. 12° 4331.24 
 
 — Exposition of the Swedish movement cure. N. Y., 
 
 1820. 12° 4324.29 
 
 Taylor (Henry). The Bee-keeper's manual. 4th ed. 
 
 London, 1850. 16° 4824.09 
 
 Taylor (Sir Henry). Notes from life. B., 1853. 16°. 
 Contents : Money. Humility and independence. Wis- 
 dom. Choice in marriage. Children. The life poetic. 
 Ways of the rich and the great. 
 
 — Philip Van Artevelde ; a dramatic romance. Bos- 
 
 ton, 1835. 12° 1744.10 
 
 — Poetical and dramatic works. 3 v. L., 1864. 16°. 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Philip Van Artevelde. 
 
 2. Edwin the Fair, Isaac Comnenus. 
 
 3. A Sicilian summer. St. Clement's eve. Eve of the 
 couquest and other poems. 
 
 — The Statesman. London, 1836. 12°. . . 5712.07 
 
 Note.— For literary estimates of the author, see Blackw. 
 mag., v. 70 or Eclectic mag., v. 25, 1852 (Dramas of); Corn- 
 hill mag.. Apr., 1876 (Poems of): Christian exam., v. 75, 
 1863 (by J. H. Ward); Ed. rev., Oct., 1878 ; p. 504-527 (Col- 
 lected works); Fraser's mag., v. 79, 1869 or Littell, 1869, 
 v. 2; Fortn. rev., v. 1, 1865 (by A. Trollope); Haiper's 
 monthly, v. 38 (by M. D. Conway); Nat. rev., v. 15, 1862 ; 
 North Brit, rev., v. 37 (St. Clement's eve); v. 43, 1865 or 
 Littell, 1866, v. 1 ; St. James' mag., May, 1878 ; and refer- 
 ences in Alliboue and Poole's Index. 
 Taylor (Sir Herbert). Memorandum of the illness and decease 
 of the duke of York. London, 1827. 8°. [In Pamphleteer, 
 v. 27.] 5058.27 
 
 Taylor (Rev. Isaac, of Ongar, 6. 1759). The balance 
 of criminality, or mental error compared with 
 immoral conduct. London, 1828. 12°. . 3612.03 
 
 — Memoirs of the late Jane Taylor. New ed. Bos- 
 
 ton, 1833. 16° 3171.15 
 
 Note.— Eepr. in Taylor (Rev. I., M.A.) Famllypen, v. 1. 
 
 Taylor (Isaac, of Stanford Rivers, b. 1787, d. 1865). 
 
 Ancient Christianity, and the doctrines of the 
 
 Oxford tracts for the times. 2 v. L., 1839. 8°. 
 
 ~~ C T u S i de o atioris on the Pentateuch. 3d ed. London, 
 ■i°tw- 8 373^ 20 
 
 — Elements of thought. 2d Amer. ed. N. Y., 1851 12° 
 
 — fanaticism. New York, 1849. 12' 3612 01 
 ~ 11 Th«f ; sketohe801tl 'e Taylor family.' [in Taylor (Rev. 
 
 1.) lliefamily pen, v. 1,1867.] ...... 317101 
 
 — History of the transmission of ancient books to 
 
 modern times. London, 1827. 8°. . 2743 18 
 
 — Home education. London, 1858. 16°. .5512 12 
 
 — Logic in theology and other essays. 
 
 Contents. 
 Julian. 
 
 L, 1859. 16° 
 
 Logic in theology. 
 
 Nilus ; the christian conrtier 
 
 in the desert. 
 Paula :— high quality and as- 
 
 — Loyola and Jesuitism 
 
 ceticism. 
 Prohibitive education. 
 Theodosius:— pagan usages and 
 
 the christian magistrate. 
 Unitarianiuni iu England. 
 
 N. Y., 1851. 12°. . 3426.06 
 
 — .Natural history of enthusiasm. N. Y., 1855. 12°. 
 
 Note— Reviewed by R. H. Dana, in his Poems and writ- 
 
 — Physical theory of another life. N. Y., 1853. 12°. 
 
 Note.— Reviewed by Sir J. Stephen, in his Essays. 
 
 — Restoration of belief. Phil., 1855. 12°. . 3612.08 
 
 — Saturday evening. London, 1858. 16°. . 3612.09 
 
 — Spirit of the Hebrew poetry. N. Y., 1862. 8°. 3736.12 
 
 — Spiritual despotism, [anon.] L, 1835. 8°. 3612.10 
 
 — Temple of Melekartha. [anon.] 3 v. London. 
 
 1«-»1- 8° 255.83 
 
 Note.— This work ■ attempts to reproduce characteristic 
 features of the prehistoric civilization, of theTyrian raco 
 at the period of their traditional migration to the Syrian 
 coast.' 
 
 — Ultimate civilization and other essays. London, 
 
 1860. 16° 2544.04 
 
 Contents : 
 Epidemic whims. Modern advancement and 
 
 Heads in groups. lay inventors. 
 
 Lay theologians. Ornamentation of nature. 
 
 Mind in form. Ultimate civilization. 
 
 — Wesley and methodism. N. Y., 1852. 12°. 3453.01 
 
 — World of mind. N. Y., 1858. 12°. . . .5417.12 
 
 Note. — The ' Elements of thought ', wholly recast. 
 
 4®- For notices of life of author, see Biography (p. 204). 
 Taylor (Rev. Isaac, M.A., son of preceding). The 
 family pen : memorials of the Taylor family, of 
 Ongar. 2 v. London, 1807. 12°. . . . 3171.01 
 
 Contents : v. 1. The family pen, by I. Taylor. The late 
 Isaac Taylor, by the editor. Memoir of Jane Taylor, by I. 
 Taylor, of Ongar. 
 
 v. 2. Miscellanies, by Jane Taylor, Jefferys Taylor, Mrs. 
 Herbert, Kev. Isaac Taylor, of Ongar, and Mrs. Gilbert. 
 List of works by the Taylor family. 
 
 — Etruscan researches. L., 1874. 12°. . . 435.16 
 
 — Words and places. 2d ed. L, 1865. 12°. . 6614.12 
 Taylor (James W.,.r/. S. com. of mining). Report upon gold and 
 
 silver mining east of the Rocky Mountains, [ In U. S. 
 
 Commissioner of mining. Report. 1867.] .... 4006.05 
 
 Taylor (Jane, b. 17b3, d. 1824). Contributions of 
 
 Q. Q. 13th ed. London, 1872. 18°. . . 2547.22 
 
 — Miscellanies. [In Taylor [Rev. I., M.A.) Family pen, v. 2.] 
 
 (S~ For lives of the author, see Biography (p. 204). 
 Taylor (Jeremy, bishop). Rule and exercises of holy 
 living. Boston, 1864. 12° 3612.18 
 
 Note.— This and the following are treated of by W. G. 
 Humphry in St. James' lectures, 1875 3592.30 
 
 — Rule and exercises of holy dying. B., 1864. 12°. 
 
 — Selections from works. With account of the au- 
 
 thor. Boston, 1863. 16° 3612.12 
 
 — Whole works. With an essay, biogr. and critical, 
 
 by H. Rogers. 3 v. London, 1853. 8°. 3618.01 
 Contents. 
 
 Holy dying, v. 1. 
 
 Biographical essay, v. 1. 
 Christian consolations, v. 1. 
 Clergy (Rules to), v. 3. 
 CleruB Domini, v. 3. 
 Confirmation (Of), v. 3. 
 Contemplations of the state of 
 
 man, v. 1. 
 Deus justificatus, v. 2. 
 Disuasive from popery, v. 2. 
 Ductor dubitantium or rule ot 
 
 conscience, v. 3. 
 Episcopacy (Of the sacred order 
 
 and offices of), v. 2. 
 Friendship (Of), v. 3. 
 Goldeu grove (The), v, 3. 
 
 Ky For biogr. and crit. 
 ography (p- 264). 
 
 Holy living, v. 1. 
 
 Index, v. 3. 
 
 Letters to persons changed in 
 
 religion, v. 2. 
 Liberty of prophesying, v. 2. 
 Life of Christ, v. 1. 
 Liturgy (Apology for set order 
 
 and forms of), v. 2. 
 Offices (Collections of), v. 3. 
 Psalter of David, v. 3. 
 Real presence of Christ, v . 2. 
 Repentance (Of), v. 2. 
 Sermons, v. 1, 2. 
 Worthy communicant, v. 3. 
 on Jeremy Taylor, see Bi- 
 
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 TAYLOR (John — William M.) 
 
 Taylor (John, the water poet). Works eemprised in 
 the folio edition of 1630. London, Spenser soc, 
 
 1869. fol 1688.03 
 
 — "Works, not included in the fol. vol. of 1630. lst- 
 
 5th collection. L., Spenser .soc, 1870-78. 4°. 
 
 — Hood[E.P.) Peerage of poverty ; 3265.13 
 
 — Southey [R.) Uneducated poets 3264.02 
 
 See also bibliographical article in Allibone, v. 3. 
 
 Taylor (Rev. John). Journal of missionary tour through the 
 Mohawk and Black river countries in 1802. [In C'OaLlaghan 
 (E. B.) Hist, of New York, v. 3.] 614.03 
 
 Taylor (John, b. 1781, d. 1864). Catechism of the 
 currency and exchanges. New ed., enlarged. 
 London, 1836. 18° 5911.15 
 
 Taylor (John, of London). The identity of Junius 
 with a distinguished living character [i. e. Sir 
 Philip Francis]. London, 1818. 8°. . . 3088.03 
 
 Taylor (John, of Carolina Co., Va.) Inquiry into the 
 principles and policy of the government of the 
 U. S. Fredericksburg, 1814. 8°. . . . 5732.05 
 
 Taylor (John, journalist and dramatist, d. 1832). Re- 
 cords of my life. N. Y., 1833. 8°. . . 3171.16 
 
 — Personal reminiscences. Ed. by R. H. Stoddard. 
 
 New York, 1875. 12° 3251.20 
 
 Taylor (John Edward). Michael Angelo, considered 
 
 as a philosophic poet. With translations. 2d ed. 
 
 London, 1852. 8° 1665.08 
 
 Tayler (Rev. John James). Attempt to ascertain the 
 
 character of the fourth Gospel. L.,1870. 8°.3755.04 
 
 — Letters embracing his life. Ed. by J. H. Thorn. 
 
 2 v. London, 1872. 12° 3171.03 
 
 — Retrospect of the religious life of England ; or, 
 
 the church, puritanism and free inquiry. 2d ed. 
 
 revised. London, [1853.] 12°. . . . 3446.14 
 Taylor (John Neilson). American law of landlord 
 
 and tenant. 2d ed. Boston, 1852. 8°. . 5624.14 
 
 Same. 5th ed. revised. Boston, 1869. 8°. 5624.10 
 
 Taylor (Joseph). Annals of health and long life. 
 
 London, 1818. 12° 3261.25 
 
 — Antiquitates curiosae : old sayings, proverbs, and 
 
 singular customs. 2d ed. L., 1819. 18°. 6214.28 
 
 — Curiosities of natural history. L., 1819. 18°. 4722.11 
 
 — Excentric and humorous letters of eminent men 
 
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 Note. — ' L The duty of providing for themselves '. 
 
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 leaders. 1867 3221.14 
 
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 incidental statistics of the iron manufacture. 
 2d ed., brought down to 1854, by S. S. Halde- 
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 Eleusinian and Bacchic mysteries, [anon.] Am- 
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 don, 1795. 8°. 3093.27 
 
 — translator. See Aristotle ; — Demopnilus ; — Ocellus Lu- 
 
 canus ; — Porphyrius ; — Froclus, etc. 
 SeeFraser's mag., Nov., 1875 (Survival of paganism). 
 Taylor (Tom). Ballads and songs of Brittany. From 
 the ' Barsaz-Breiz' of vicomte de La Villemarque. 
 With illustrations. London, 1864. 8°. . 1692.28 
 
 — Life and times of Sir Joshua Reynolds. See Leslie (C. E.) 
 
 and Taylor 3152.20 
 
 — [Plays]. See Plays (p. 897). 
 
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 Contents: v. 1. Pandion chronicle. Madura Stalla Purana: 
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 hist, memoir. London, 1843. 8°. . . . 1443.02 
 
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 1800.] 2v. New York, 1847. 18°. . . 495.18 
 
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 tune [1021.08] ;— Gray, v. 2 [1021.24] ; Atl. monthly, v l 
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 vente. Paris, 1869. 8° 2784.21 
 
 Technological dictionary. Ed. by E. Althans, 0. 
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 P»,WTi,;iir ; ° • e * amine r. V. 28, p. 339-358 (by L. J- 
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 ant ways in science. 1878.] 3906.15 
 
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 ders, promoters, and noted men. 1878. 3985.03 
 
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 the times. 1858 1682.19 
 
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 post office, v. 31, 1873 (by E. H. Derby) ; Fortu. rev., Dec, 
 1875 (Post-office telegraphs and their financial results, by 
 W. Stanley Jevons) ; Gentm. mag., July, 1877 (On some 
 marvels in telegraphy, by B. A. Proctor) ; N. A. rev., July, 
 1873 (Proposed changes in the telegraphic system, by G. 
 G.Hubbard). 
 
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 smith (F. J.) 1045.19 
 
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 — Du Moncel (T.) The telephone. 1879. .3944.26 
 
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 Tell (William). See Biography (p. 204.) 
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 863);— Physiognomy (p. 869); and Pop. sci. monthly, Jan., 
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 Ireland. 1870 5834.04 
 
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 winedrinliers) ; Blackw. mag., v. 73. 1853 (Temperance and 
 tee-total societies) ; v. 102 (Temperauce aud iuteinperance|; 
 Contain, rev., Dec, 1876 (Intemperance : its prevalence, 
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 national question) ; New Englander. v. 34, 16fi6 (Liquor 
 and legislation, by H. W. Rankin) ; N. Brit, rev., v. 22, 
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 slow - s jour, of psy. med.. v. 8, 1855 (Mental pathology of 
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 ism) ; Westm. rev., v. 64, 1865 (Drunkenness not curable 
 by legislation). 
 
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 Temple (Frederick, D.D. ) Sermons preached in Rug- 
 by school chapel, 1858-1860. New ed. London, 
 1867. 32° 3613.C2 
 
 — The education of the world. [In Essays and reviews. I860] 
 Temple (Henry John, viscount Palmerston). Selec- 
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 SB- For lives and critical notices of lord Palmerston, see 
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 Temp e ( Ralph and Chandos). The Temple anec- 
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 1814. 8° 5075.02 
 
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 survey. 1671. Letter to the duke of Oruiond, 1673. Me- 
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 Of popular discontents. Introd to the history of Engi 
 laud. Of gardening. On tbe cure of the gout by moxa. 
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 Oi tbe different conditions of life and fortune. Heads of 
 an essay on conversation. Poems and translations. 
 
 4. Letters from the Hague, 1672-78. 
 
 — Memoires, 1672-79. [In Petitot. Col. dee Mem., 2 sir., v. 64.) 
 Temple (Jewish). See Biblical and relig. lit. {Judaism: Eders- 
 
 hrim ,- Lightfoot, p. 90) ; also works on the topography of 
 Jerusalem (p. 338): and Contemp. rev.. May, 187- 1 (Article 
 by J. Fergueson on Dr. Currie's plan of the Temple at 
 
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 Temple de Guide. Montesquieu (C. S., baron de). . . 431.10 
 
 Temple of Melekartha. See Taylor (Isaam 255.83 
 
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 Ten years in Wall street. See Fowler (W. W.) 1870. . .6922.24 
 
 Ten years in Washington. See Ames {Mrs. M. C.) 1874. .1134.19 
 
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 a 'Flaneur', [anon.] Edin., 1862. 8°. . 516.26 
 
 Ten years of preacber-life. See Milburn (W. H.) . . .3123.10 
 
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 their origin and progress ; the university of 
 
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 Tench (Gen. Watkin). See Redding (C.I Personal reminiscences 
 
 of eminent men, v. 3. 1867 . p. 269-278 3222.04 
 
 Teneina. See Insects {Butterflies, p. 646). 
 Teneriffe. See Countries {Teneriffe, p. 372). 
 Tennemanu ("Wilhelm Gottlieb). Manual of the his- 
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 fabrics ; with notices of the state of calico-print- 
 ing in Belgium, Germany, etc. L., 1841. 8°.3931.14 
 
 Tennessee. See Countries {Tennessee, p. 372.) 
 
 Tenney (Jonathan). Memorial of the class graduated 
 at Dartmouth college, July 27, 1843. Albany, 
 1869. 8° 3247.23 
 
 Tenney (Sanborn). Natural history : a manual of 
 zoology. New York, 1865. 12°. . . .4715.07 
 
 Tennyson (Alfred). Enoch Arden. [Aylmer's Field, 
 Sea-dreams, etc.] Boston, 1864. 12°. . 1693.05 
 
 Same. Boston, 1865. li,° 1693.06 
 
 — Gareth and Lynette Boston, 1872. 12°. 1693.04 
 
 — Harold, a drama. Boston, 1877. 12°. . . 1743.29 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Ed. rev., Apl., 1877. 
 
 — The Holy Grail, and other poems. Boston, 1870. 16°. 
 
 — The Last tournament. Boston, 1872. 16°. 1693.27 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Contemp. rev., v. 19, 1872 or Littell 
 1872, v. 1. 
 
 — The Lover's tale. Boston, 1879. 12°. . . 1693.45 
 
 — Poems. 2 v. Boston, 1S51. 12°. ... 1693.08 
 Same. 2 v. Boston, 1865. 12°. . . . 1693.10 
 
 — Poetical works. N. Y., 1870. 8° 1693.24 
 
 Contents : Poems : 1830. Poems : 1832. English idyls 
 and other poems, 1842. The princess. In memoriam. 
 Maud and other poems. Idyls of the king. Enoch Arden. 
 Additional poems. Timbuctoo. Experiments. Miscella- 
 neous. 
 
 — Queen Mary, a drama. Boston, 1875. 12°. . 1693 '41 
 
 Note — Reviewed in Catholic world, v. 22, 1875 ; Ed. rev., 
 Apl., 1877 : Macmillau, v. 32, 1875 ; Qu. rev., July, 1876. 
 
 — Timbuctoo, Cambridge prize poem. 1829. [In Class, journal, 
 
 v. 40, p. 97 2752.40 
 
 Concordances to Tennyson's Works. 
 
 — Brightwell (D. B.) Concordance, etc, 1869. 1693.13 
 
 — Concordance to works. L., 1870. 12°- . . 1693.25 
 
 JJS* For numerous biographical andcrilical notices of Ten- 
 nyson, see Biography (p. 204-5); also the following entries : 
 
 — Bayne(P.\ Lessons from my masters. 1879. . .2613.10 
 
 — Gladstone I W. E ) Gleanings, v. 2, 1879 2526 27 
 
 — Hadlfy {J ) Essays, 1873 6414.19 
 
 — Hutton {R. II.) Essays, v. 2. 1877 : p. 303-369. . . .2633.01 
 
 Note.— Rcpr. froniMacm. mag., Dec, 1872. 
 
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TENNYSON - THACKERAY 
 
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 ed. 1877. 
 
 1039 
 
 Analysis of ' In memoriarn '. 9th 
 
 cessors, by J. C. C.) : Atlantic v 9« imi ,t prede- 
 
 Theooritus, by E. C. StedmailT'Pop.'sci £ST" 
 
 1870 (Arthurian poems) ; St. James' mag., 1877-78 ITeits 
 from Tennyson, by H. L. N.) Uexts 
 
 Tennyson (Carles). See Turner (Charles Tennyson) 
 Tennyson (Frederick). [Poems In Eraser's mag. v ■ 49 61 MM fil 
 Tenot (Eugene). Paris en Decenibre 1851 Etude 
 hist, sur le coup d'etat. 4e ed. P., 1870 16° S 
 - Paris m December 1851 ; or the coup d'etat 'of Na 
 
 C. On N nl Y., T l l 8-7 b y l S 2o W - AdamS a " d A " =• B^ 
 Tent and harem s»o.;—.n._u — . .^.^ ' 
 
 ~ ^tagj 3 V ; EdiB - ]869 " 70 - *■ [Ante-Nicene 
 
 v. 1. To the martyrs. 
 
 ■•esoui. To Scapula. "Apology. On 
 
 3467.22 
 On the spectacles. 
 
 Contents . 
 On the testimony of th 
 
 PenS. ?oS "o^emri ° n **«»• 'On » 
 chaplet. On flight In n»™ I dress ' 0u the soldier's 
 scorpion's bite. 8 To the P natTon '^i S* 16 antidote t0 *" e 
 heretics. Against HeZ»»«» . 2 '- Pre8 cription against 
 
 £2?. c ?_««' d 'y doctrinal statement 
 
 Against Praxeas 
 
 of Tertulliau. Treatise "on"the"souT 
 
 Ou?a X s h C" - ntOCha8tity - ° D " 
 
 Tent on the beach 
 
 See Paine (Caroline). 1859. 
 
 1082.13 
 
 Ten^einth^ySnl^rp^^.,; ' • -169,12 
 Tent work m Palestine. See Conder (C. B.) 2 v " ' £?■ 
 
 Terceira. See Countries ( Azores, p. 292) " ' 1< "" >U 
 
 Terence. [Xat Publius Terentius Afer. ] Comedies 
 
 Tr into English prose, together with the Latin 
 
 text [and ordo] With notes and life, by S Pa£ 
 
 rick. 2 v. Dublin, 1810. 8° ... * 1744.15 
 
 Omtoife: v. 1. Andria, Eunuchus or the mmiM. 
 
 £ e Kh t,m0r ? men08 ' or the self-tormentor. 2. Adelpt' 
 or brothers. Phormio, or the scheming parasite ~ pl " 
 the step-mother. Index, v. 1-2. F<ua»«e 
 
 . 3. Introduction 
 
 -tie. *.2sEr&r ssr^atfij^sas 
 
 A fragment conce?ni.,g the, ,f WS - ^. ain8t aI1 ^resies 
 A str'ain of Jonah Tue pZhef ° A th ? heath ! n ' 6 6° d s 
 Genesis. A strain of fhe jS3$£ t o^J^rd" ^ 
 
 ~^.ftSi 8 W. ogelicus - Tr - « 
 
 ~ ?r e ( 2d' a tfl Zi '"f n) -- Ec ^iasticai history of 
 ofTertun d an dC ^r eSlllUSt - fr ° mthe 
 
 writings 
 
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 ■ Comedies. Literally translated into English prose 
 with notes, by H. T. Kiley. Added 8 t he blank 
 
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 ~ C Z e n% ^,w r ' ^English pnie, 'with notes! 
 
 by H. 1. Riley. L., Bohn, 1853. 12°. . 1744 14 
 -Comcediffi sex. Cum notis et interpretation' in 
 
 usum Delphmi. 4 v. L., Valpy, 1824. 8° 7717 19 
 - Oomoediae sex. With commentary by E. St. John 
 
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 g'«rd (J. M. H. D.) Theatre complet des L^Uus? Paris 
 
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 -<Wtt,* (IT. i.) Plautus and Terence [outlined 
 and explained]. Edin., 1873. 16°. . . 1741 17 
 
 *?„ J* 88 "? 1 /■*'*'* 6o ™ rerao d « Oq»«fa). 
 Way of perfection, and conceptions of divine 
 love. Prom the Spanish, by J. Dalton 
 
 - Neandev (A .) 
 
 3563.28 
 
 =nls, ^TfSST ° r 8PMt ° f ^ertullianr f/^S 
 Pressense (E. de). In to Martyrs and apologists'. 1871. Ilil.i? 
 
 centuries (p. 84) ; and 
 
 See also Church histories, 2d-3d 
 
 „, Mo'^TbynVcS^i 157 - 176 <^»" 
 Testamenta xii patriarcharum ; ad fidem codicis 
 Tin. ed t l4 f- Testaments of the xn Patriarchs 
 an attempt to estimate their historic and dog- 
 By Robert Sinker. Cambridgi 
 . 3759.03 
 Works, v. 2. 
 3467.14 
 
 matic worth. 
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 JoT"™?? - «" y B i Si £ ke „ r - , ' [Witk Laciantius! 
 
 iin., 1871. 8°. A L N. C. libr., v. 22.] . 
 
 in-o in tne to P anlsil . *>y J. Dalton. London, 
 i03<a. ij" 3612 22 
 
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 Terh ^Tw if '' S - ^'^ginia Hawes). 'Brekkfast! 
 
 luncheon, and tea. N. Y., 1875. 12° 6016 14 
 
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 — 1 he Omner year-book. N Y, 1878. 12°. 6013 12 
 
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 - Our daughters : what shall we do with them : a 
 
 „ talk ^ith mothers. N. Y., 1880. 16°. . . 433.36 
 
 Xernaux-Cornpana rHenri). Bibliotheque asiatique 
 
 et atricame, ou catalogue des ouvrages relatifs 
 J-n^ 816 ^* * I'Afriqne, qui ont paru jusqu'en 
 1700. Paris, 1841. 8°. ..... 2734 17 
 
 lerracottas See Fine arts {Terracottas, p. 648). 
 
 Ten? S"*™ tEngl. convents ) See Murphy (J. N.) 3678.14 
 
 tSL^T* - [ Mar yl»od.l See Neill (E 1>.) . . . . 693.07 
 
 xerraason (Jean). Life of Sethos, from private 
 memoirs of the ancient Egyptians, [anon.] From 
 
 JSSo 1 ^? 8 **■» b y m - Led iawl- 2 v. London, 
 i til. cr. ^ 5713 15 
 
 TWK/ ri 2! "aenetism. See Physics (p. 869). 
 Terrin« n ^w ^"S- , See Fesse nden (T. G.) .... 1643.13 
 ^9 W B CUPS and dainty flrinks - London, 
 
 . . 3931 34 
 
 . 16 l J3.14 
 The five 
 Holmes. 
 7. 7.] 
 
 ^Ty (Rose). PcemB. Boston, 1861. 16°. 
 
 ■rertuJhamis (Qnintns Septimius Florens). 
 books against Marcion. Tr. by P 
 Edin., 1868. 8°. [Ante-Nicene libr., 
 
 Teste (Alphoase). Pi-acticaT manual'of animal mag 
 
 netism. London, 1843. 16°. . 3814 is 
 
 Testimony. See Evidence (p. 462) : also Popular sci.' monthly 
 
 bt& M -%^\ lm ( Scieutiflc study of human testimony 
 
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 Testimony of the rocks. See Miller (Hugh). 1857. . 411129 
 
 Tetrabiblos (The). See Ptolemy. 1848. .. 401622 
 
 Teuffel (Wilhelm Sigmund,. History 'of Eoman 
 
 lo?S at ?o re - Tr> b y W - Wagner. 2 v. London, 
 
 lo/o. o 2735 07 
 
 Teutonic antiquities. See Chatfield (C. ) . .' 44520 
 
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 Teutonic people. See Countries [Germany, p. 326). 
 Tevia [Rev. A. H.) Beyond the Sierras ; or observa- 
 
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 Texas. See Countries [Texas, p. 372). 
 Texier (Charles). Asie Mineure. Paris 1862 8° 
 
 [Uinvers.] 901.15 
 
 — and Pullan (E. P.) "Byzantine architecture. Lon- 
 
 don, 1864. fol 131711 
 
 Texier (Edmond). Les choses du temps 'present 
 Paris, [1862.] 16°. 7038 27 
 
 — and Kaempfen (Albert). Paris: capitale du monde. 
 
 Paris, 18U7. 16° 7038 28 
 
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 N. Y., 1846. 18° 5 . ". 557.14 
 
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 — A practical treatise on the management of bees 
 
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 — Traits of the tea party : a memoir of G. E. T. 
 
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 1877. 16° 2543.33 
 
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 Thacher (Prof. T. A.) Sketch of the life of Edward 
 C. Herrick. New Haven, 1862. 8°. . .3243.13 
 
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 siastical and political state of ancient Britain 
 under the Iloman emperors. 2 v. in 1. London, 
 1843. 8° 3446.06 
 
 Thackeray (Wm. Makepeace). Ballads. Boston, 
 1856. 12° 1093.15 
 
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1040 
 
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 — Early and late papers, hitherto uncollected. Bos- 
 ton, 1867. 12 2544.06 
 
 Alexandrines. 
 
 Anonymous in periodical lit- 
 erature. 
 
 Autour de mon chapeau. 
 
 Bluebeard's ghost. 
 
 De nnibus. 
 
 Desseins. 
 
 Dickens in France. 
 
 Gormandizing (Memorials of). 
 
 Goethe (J. W. von). 
 
 John Leech's Pictures of life 
 and character. 
 
 Last sketch (The). 
 
 - English humorists of 
 1853. 12°. .... 
 
 Leaf out of a sketch-book. 
 
 Little travels and roadside 
 sketches. 
 
 Men and coats. 
 
 Men and pictures. 
 
 Notch on the axe (The). 
 
 On a medal of George rv. 
 
 On a peal of bells. 
 
 On a pear tree. 
 
 On some carp at Sans Souci. 
 
 Picture gossip. 
 
 ' Strange to say on club pa- 
 per.' 
 
 the 18th century. N. Y., 
 3252.13 
 
 Contents . 
 
 Addison. Goldsmith. Smollett. 
 
 Congreve. Hogarth. Steele. 
 
 Fielding. Pope. Sterne. 
 
 Gay. Prior. Swift. 
 
 Same. N. Y., 1867. 12°. 3252.12 
 
 — The Four Georges. N. Y., 1860. 12°. . .3065.03 
 Same. [With his Engl, humorists. N. Y.,1867. 12]. 3262.12 
 
 — Irish sketch book. Phil., 1864. 8°. . . . 955.01 
 
 — Lectures. The English humorists. The Four 
 
 Georges. N. Y., 1867. 12° 3252.12 
 
 — Mr. Brown's letters to a young man about town ; 
 
 with theProserand other papers. N. Y., 1853. 16° 
 
 — [Novels.] See Fiction class list (p. 527). 
 
 — Paris sketch book. 2 v. N. Y., 1852. 12°. 063.24 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Beatrice Merger, v. 1. 
 
 Beranger (Imitations of), v.2. 
 
 Caricatures and lithography 
 in Paris, v. 2. 
 
 Cartouche, v. 1. 
 
 Case of Peytel (The), v. 2. 
 
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 Devil's wager (The), v. 2. 
 
 FStes of July (The), v. 1. 
 
 French dramas and melo- 
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 French fashionable novels.v.l. 
 French school of painting, v 1. 
 Gambler's death (A), v. 1. 
 Invasion of France (An), v. 1. 
 Little Poinsinet, v. 2. 
 Meditations at Versailles, v.2. 
 Napoleon and his system, v.l. 
 Painter's bargain (The), v. 1. 
 Sand (Mme.) and the new 
 
 apocalypse, v. 2, 
 Story of Mary Ancel, v. 1. 
 
 Roundabout papers. Reprinted from the Corn- 
 hill magazine. N. Y., 1863. 12°. . . . 2544.07 
 Contents : 
 De juventute. 
 
 Hundred years hence (A). 
 Joke I once heard from the 
 
 late Thomas Hood. 
 Lazy, idle boy. 
 Lett's diary. 
 Mississippi bubble (A). 
 Nil nisi bonum. 
 Notes of a week's holiday. 
 Ogres. 
 
 On a Chalk-mark on the door. 
 On being found out. 
 
 On some late great victories. 
 
 On ribbons. 
 
 Bound about the Christmas 
 
 tree. 
 Screens in dining-rooms. 
 Small-beer chronicle. ' 
 Thorns in the cushion. 
 Tuubridge toys. 
 Two children in black. 
 Two Roundabout papers 
 
 which I intend to write. 
 
 — Students' quarter ; or Paris five-and-thirty years 
 
 since. London, 1876. 12° 963.29 
 
 Contents: Off toFrance. Week of fetes. French fiction. 
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 touche]. Picture-galleries. 
 
 — Thackerayana : notes and anecdotes illustrated by 
 
 nearly six hundred sketches depicting humor- 
 ous incidents in his school life.and favorite scenes 
 and characters in his everyday reading. Lon- 
 don, 1875. 12° : . . .3172.20 
 
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 SS* For biogr. and critical essays on T.. see Biography 
 
 (p. 204) ; also Chris, exam., Mch., 1864 (Thackeray, by E P 
 
 Whipple) ; Sept., 1860 (Women of Thackeray by I M 
 
 Luyster); Trollope(A.) Thackeray. 1879. . . . 3178.08 
 
 Thackeray (Miss Anne Isabella). See Fiction class list (p. 627) 
 
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 Thaer (Albert D.) Principles of practical agricul- 
 ture. New York, 1860. 8° 6126 04 
 
 Thalaba the destroyer. See Southey (R.) 1686.03 
 
 Thalheimer (Mary Elsie ). Historv of England. 
 Cincinnati, 1875. 12°. ... "... 451.20 
 
 — A manual of ancient history. Cin., 1872. 8°. 427^23 
 
 — Manual of mediaeval and modern history Cin- 
 
 cinnati, 1874. 8° 445.27 
 
 Thame (Philip de). The knights hospitallers in 
 England, 1338 ; ed. by L. B. Larking ; with 
 hist, introd. by J. M. Kemble. London, 
 Camden soc, 1857. 4°. 5113.19 
 
 Thames (River). See Countries, etc. (p. 373). 
 
 Thanksgiving. Eough (F. B.) Proclamations for 
 thanksgiving, issued by the Continental con- 
 gress, pres. Washington, national and state gov- 
 ernments on the peace of 1815, and governors of 
 New York, etc With hist, introd. and notes. 
 
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 See also article in Appleton's Cyclopaedia ; also Emerson 
 (N. S.) A thanksgiving story. 1873 [1641.23]; Mathews (C.) 
 Chanticleer, a thanksgiving story [225.89], 
 
 Thariu (R. S. ) Arbitrary arrests in the South ; or 
 scenes from the experience of an Alabama union- 
 ist. N. Y., 1863. 18° 642.23 
 
 Thatcher. £5" Arranged as though spelled Thacher. 
 
 Thaumaturgia, or elucidations of the marvellous. By 
 an Oxonian. London, 1835. 16°. . . . 3814.09 
 
 Thaxter (Celia). Among the Isles of Shoals. Bos- 
 ton, 1873. 24° 1121.13 
 
 Note.— First appeared in Atlantic monthly, v. 24-26. 
 
 — Drift-weed. [Poems.] Boston, 1878. 18°. 1692.43 
 
 — Poems. New York, 1872. 18° 1693.34 
 
 Thayer (Christopher T.) Valedictory discourse, 1st church, Bev- 
 erly, July 4, 1868. Boston, 1858. 8° 3631.10 
 
 Thayer (Wm. Makepeace). The bobbin boy [N. P. 
 Banks] ; or, how Nat got his learning. Boston, 
 1860. 16° 3015.24 
 
 — From poor-house to pulpit ; or the triumphs of Dr. 
 
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 — Pioneer boy [Abraham Lincoln], and how he be- 
 
 came president. Boston, 1863. 12°. . . 3113.15 
 
 — A youth's history of the rebellion. 4 v. N. Y., 
 
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 Thebaud ( Bev. Aug. J. ) Gentilism : religion previ- 
 ous to Christianity. N. Y., 1879. 8°. . 3818.17 
 
 — The Irish race in the past and present. New York, 
 
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 [3551.27], and Anti-theistic theories, 1877 [3551.28] ;— 
 Cocker (B. F.) Theistic conception of the world, 1875 
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 Thelwall (Bev. Algernon Sydney). Thoughts in af- 
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 — Scholia in Theoeritem. Annotavit F. Diibner. 
 
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 — Idylls and epigrams. [Greek text,] with Engl. 
 
 notes, by Herbert Snow. Oxford, 1869. 16°. 
 
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 (A.) Engl, poets, v. 20. 1810.] 1626.20 
 
 — Idylls. Literal transl. by J. Banks, metrical tr. by 
 
 J. M. Chapman. London, 1853. 12°. . 1693.17 
 
 — Select idyls. Tr. by M. P. Fitzgerald. [With Euripides. 
 
 Crowned Hippolytus] 1723.17 
 
 — Translations from T. [In Dryden (J.) Works, v. 12]. , 6042.25 
 
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 1874 (Evening with T., by J. Sheehan). 
 Theodore, or the Bkeptic's conversion. See Wette (W. M. L. de). 
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 — Newman (J. B.) Hist, sketches, 1873 ; p. 307-362. . 3681.00 
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 Frere. London, Bohn, 1856. 12°. . . 1653.01 
 
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 — Donaldson (J.) Christian lit., v. 8, p. 63-106. . . .3413.21 
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 upon various arts : an encyclopaedia of christian 
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 Hendrie. London, 1847. 8° 1422.11 
 
 Theophrastus. Caracteres. [Gr. etLat.] Emend. 
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 — History of stones. [Greek text], with an English 
 
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 — On superstition. [In Flutarchus. On superstition. Greek 
 
 and English. Ed. by J. Hibbert. Kentish Town, 1828. 8°.] 
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 Thesaurus craniorum. See Davis (J. B.) 1867 4733.17 
 
 Theuriet (Andre"). La fortune d'Angele. Paris, 
 1876. 12°. 7038.33 
 
 — Le mariage de Gerard. Suivi de Une Ondine. 
 
 2e <<d. Paris, 1878. 12° 7038.32 
 
 — Nos enfants. Le fils Maugars. 2e ed. P., 1879. 12°. 
 
 Le filleul d'un marquis. P., 1878. 12°. 7038.31 
 
 Thibet or Tibet. See Countries (p. 373). 
 
 Thiebault (Paul Charles Francois Adrien Henri Dieu- 
 donne, baron de). Souvenirs de vingt ans de 
 sejour a Berlin. [Barriere. Bibl. des memoires, 
 v. 23-24.] 507.01 
 
 — Original anecdotes of Frederick rr, king of Prussia, 
 
 his family, his court, etc. From the French. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1805. 8° 3061.01 
 
 Thieblin (Nicolas Leon). Little book about Great 
 Britain. By Azamat-Batuk [pseud.] L., 1870. 16°. 
 
 — Spain and the Spaniards. B., 1875. 12°. . 981.26 
 Thiele (Just Mathias). Life of Thorwaldsen. Col- 
 lated from the Danish, by M. B. Barnard. Lon- 
 don, 1865. 8° 3172.22 
 
 Thierry^ (Jules). *Arc de triomphe de l'Etoile. 
 [Description, avec 26 planches.] Paris, 1845. fol. 
 
 Thierry (Jacques Nicolas Augustin). Formation and 
 progress of the Tiers Etat, or Third Estate in 
 France. Tr. by F. B. Wells. 2 v. L., 1855. 12°. 
 
 — Historical essays ; and Merovingian era, [561-583]. 
 
 Phil., 1845. 8°. 516.12 
 
 — History of the conquest of England by the Nor- 
 
 mans. Tr. by W. Hazlitt. 2 v. L, Bohn, 1856. 12° 
 Thierry (N. N.) Memoirs of Henry Masers de Latude." [In Wal- 
 
 die library, v. 4.] 5078.18 
 
 Thierry de Menonville (Nicolas J.) *Travels to Guaxaca, 1777. 
 
 [In Pinkerton (J.) Voyages, v. 13.] 926.13 
 
 Thiers (Louis Adolphe). Histoire de la revolution 
 
 francaise. [1787-99.] 8 v. P., 1816. 12°. 511.22 
 
 — History of the French revolution. [To 1799. ] Tr. 
 
 by F. Shoberl. 4 v. Auburn, 1854. 8°. . 516.06 
 Same. 4 v. New York, 1854. 8°. . . 516.10 
 
 — Histoire du consulat et de l'empire, [1799-1821]. 
 
 2 v. Paris, 1815-62. 8° 524.01 
 
 — History of the consulate and the empire. Tr. by 
 
 D. F. Campbell and H. W. Herbert. 5 v. Phil., 
 1852. 8° 516.13 
 
 - The Mississippi bubble: a memoir of John Law 
 
 New York, 1859. 12° 5922.07 
 
 «5- For lives of Thiers, see Biography (p. 205); 
 also 
 
 — King(E.) French political leaders. 1876. <tim 17 
 - Le Q ff(F.) Life of L. A. Thiers 1879.' " 3171 11 
 
 — Senior (N.W.) Conversations with Thiers during 
 
 the second empire. 2 v. 1878. . . 417 05 
 
 - Simon (J.) Gov't of Thiers, 1871-73. 2 v. . 526^1 
 Thieves. Hunt (L.) Essays, p. 85-116 2533 04 
 
 «* Se ' al f° Social science {Criminal classes, v. 1002) I— 
 Robbers (p. 953). 
 _ See also Atlantic monthly, v. 5, 1860 (About thieves), 
 lhimrn (Franz). Shakspeariana from 1561 to 1864 • 
 with bibliographical introductions. 2d ed. Lon- 
 don, 1872. 8°. 1751.27 
 
 Note.— Has ^also title page ' Bibliotheca Shakspeareana'. 
 
 Things new and old. See Spencer (J.) 1867 3598 20 
 
 Things not generally known : a popular hand-book 
 Ed. by D. A. Wells. N. Y., 1861. 12. . . 3913 05 
 
 Think and act. See Penny (Virginia). 1869 6824 23 
 
 Thinkers and thinking. See G-arretson (J. E.) 1873. . . 6422 22 
 Thinking (Art of) See Logic {p. 715);_Education (p. 434). 
 Thirlwall (Connop, op. of St. David's). History of 
 Greece [to b. o. 146]. 8 v. L., 1844. 16°. 422.19 
 Same. 2 v. New York, 1855. 8°. . . . 426.06 
 
 — Arnold {F.) Our bishops and deans, v. 2. 1875. . . 3446 12 
 
 See also Edin., rev., Apr., 1876. 
 Thiersch (Friedrich Wilhelm von). See Chris, examiner, Moh. 
 
 1861, p. 185-204. 
 Thirst and hunger. See Blackw. mag., v. 83, 1858, or Littell, 
 
 1858, v. 1. 
 Thirteen months in the rebel army. See Stevenson (W. G.) 1862 
 
 Thirty years at sea. See Shippen (E.) 1878 3162.31 
 
 Thirty years in the harem, or autobiography of Melek Han urn. 
 wife of Kibrizli-Mehemet-Pasha. N. Y., 1872. 12°. 3123.31 
 Thirty years' musical recollections. See Ohorley (H. F.) 1564.08 
 Thirty years of army life on the border. See Marcy (R.B.) 1126.05 
 Thirty years' war. See Countries, etc. {Germany, p. 326). 
 Thirty-five years in the East. See Honigberger (J. M.) 4334.16 
 Thirty-nine articles. See Biblical and relig. literature (p. 105). 
 
 Thistle-down. See Winter (Wm.) 1696.19 
 
 Tholuck (Friedrich August Gottreu). Commentary 
 on the gospel of John. Tr. by A. Kaufman. Phil- 
 adelphia, 1859. 8° 3755,01 
 
 — Commentary on the sermon on the mount. Tr. by 
 
 B. L. Brown. Edin., 1869. 8° 3754.02 
 
 — Hours of christian devotion. From the German. 
 With pref. by H. Bonar. B., 1871. 12°. . 3613.07 
 
 — Theological encyclopaedia and methodology, tr. by E. A. 
 
 Park. [In Bibl. sacra, Feb., May, Aug., Nov., 1844.] 
 
 Thorn (Adam Bisset). The upper ten thousand ; an 
 alphabetical list of all members of noble families, 
 bishops, judges, baronets, members of the House 
 of Commons, superior officers, etc. L. , 1875. 12°. 
 
 Thomaii (Fedor). Theory of compound interest and 
 annuities, with logarithmic tables. 2d ed. Lon- 
 don, 1872. 16°. 3933.43 
 
 Thomas of Erceldoune, called the rhymer. Eomance 
 and prophecies of Thomas of Erceldoune. With 
 illustrations from the prophetic literature of the 
 15th and 16th centuries. Ed. with introd. and 
 notes by J. A. H. Murray. London, 1875. 8°. 
 
 — Sir Tristrem ; a metrical romance of the 13th cen- 
 tury. Ed. by W. Scott. 3d ed. Edin., 1814. 8°. 
 
 — Scott {Sir Walter). Thomas the rhymer, an ancient ballad. [In 
 
 las Poet, works, V. 6, 1857 ; p. 23-80] 1684.06 
 
 Thomas of Lancaster. Account of the expenses of, 1292-93 ; ed. 
 
 by J. Burk. London, Camden miscel., v. 2. 1853. 4°. 5113.09 
 Thomas (Benj. F.) Speeches in the 2d and 3d sess., 
 
 39th cong., and in the vacation. B., 1863. 8°. 
 Thomas a Becket. See Bucket (in Biography, p. 121); also the 
 
 following entry : — 
 
 — Robertson {James C.) Materials for the history of Thomas 
 
 Becket. v. 1-3. London, 1875-77. 8°. (Rolls chronicles.) 
 Contents : v. 1. Vita, passio, et miracula S. Thomae Can- 
 tnariensis auctore Willelmo, monacho Cantuariensi. 2. In- 
 troduction. Passio, miracula, etc., auctore Benedicto Pet- 
 riburgensl abbate. Vita, etc., auctonbus Joanne Sares- 
 beriensi et Alano abbate Tewkesberiensi. Vita, etc., auc- 
 tore Edward Grim. 3. Introd. Vita, auctoribus Willelmo 
 Alio Stephani et Herberto de Boseham. 
 
 Thomas Aquinas {St.) See Aquinas (in Biography, p. 118); also 
 Vaughan (B. B.) Life and labors of T. A. 2 v. 1871. 3011.26 
 
 Thomas a Kempis. See Kempis (Thomas a) 
 
 Thomas (Cyrus). Acrididfe of N. A. [In Hayden (F. V.) Re- 
 ports, V. 6, 1873-4.] • 1126.17 
 
 Thomas (Rev. Charles W.) Adventures on the West 
 coast of Africa. N. Y, 1860. 12°. . . .1093.07 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
1042 
 
 THOMAS -THOMPSON 
 
 Thomas (Edward). Numismatic and other anti- 
 quarian illustrations of the rule of the Sassanians 
 in Persia. A. D. 226 to 652. L., 1873.12°. 1045.13 
 
 Thomas (Elijah L. ) An abridged genealogy of the 
 Olmstead family of New England. Albany, 
 1869. 16° 3134.28 
 
 Thomas (Frederick fm.) John Eandolph and other 
 sketches. Philadelphia, 1852. 12°. . . 3172.11 
 
 Contents : 
 
 Bacon {Rev. H. B.) 
 Change in our cities. 
 Chapter of accidents. 
 Clevenger (Shobal V.), the 
 
 sculptor. 
 Development of character. 
 Frolic arnoug the lawyers (At. 
 Hammond (Charles). 
 Kenton (Simon), Visit to. 
 Missionary's convert (The). 
 
 My aunt Betsey. 
 
 Mary M'Intyre has arrived. 
 
 Old Kentuck, a true story. 
 
 Old Nat. 
 
 Powell, the artist. 
 
 Randolph (John). 
 
 Unsummoned witness. 
 
 Washington (Life in). 
 
 Webster (Daniel), Death of. 
 
 Wirt (William). 
 
 Thomas (F. W. L.) Account of some of the Celtic antiquities of 
 Orkney, including the Stones of Stenness, tumuli, Picts- 
 houses, etc., with plans. [In Archaeologia, v. 34. 1852.] 
 
 Thomas (Gabriel). Hist, andgeogr. account of Penn- 
 sylvania and New-Jersey. L., 1698. 12°. 601.26 
 
 Thomas (Isaiah). History of printing in America, 
 2v. Worcester, 1810. 8° 2765.10 
 
 Same. 2 v. Worcester, 1874. 8". [Amer. antiq. 
 
 soc. Transactions, v. 5, 6.] 2765.^4 
 
 Thomas (Joseph, M.D.) 'Universal pronouncing 
 dictionary of biography and mythology. 2 v. 
 Philadelphia, 1870. 1.8° 3236.13 
 
 — and Baldwin (T. ) Pronouncing gazetteer of the 
 
 world. 2 v. Philadelphia, 1857. 8°. . . 915.14 
 Thomas (Jesse B. , D. D. ) The old Bible and the new 
 
 science : an essay and lecture. N. Y., 1877. 12°. 
 Thomas (John J.) American fruit culturist. New 
 
 York, 1868. 8° 6135.25 
 
 — American fruit culturist. Auburn, 1850. 12°. 6135.24 
 
 — Farm implements. N. Y., 1854. 12°. . . 6137.02 
 Thomas (J. P., ed.) Carolina tribute to Calhoun. 
 
 [Sermons and eulogies.] Columbia, (S. C.,) 
 1857. 8° 3028.07 
 
 Thomas (Lawrence Buckley). Genealogical notes : 
 pedigree of the Thomas family of Maryland, and 
 others. Baltimore, 1877. 4° 3168.29 
 
 Thomas (Ralph). ['Olphar Hamst', pseud.] Hand- 
 book of fictitious names. L., 1868. 8°. . 2761.18 
 
 — A martyr to bibliography : notice of the life and 
 
 works of Joseph-Marie-Querard. L., 1867. 12°. 
 
 Thomas (Thomas Morgan). Eleven years in central 
 south Africa. London, 1873. 8°. . . . 1095.17 
 
 Thomas (T. Gaillard). Practical treatise on the dis- 
 eases of women. 3d ed., enl. Phil., 1872. 8°. 
 
 Thomas (Wm.) The pilgrim : a dialogue on the life 
 of Henry m London, 1861. 8°. . .3077.21 
 
 Thomas (Wm. Cave). Mural and monumental decora- 
 tion, its aims and methods. Fresco, encaustic, 
 water, glass, mosaic, oil painting. L., 1870. 8°. 
 - Revised theory of light. Section 1. Principles of 
 the harmony of color. L, 1875. 12°. .4024.29 
 
 Thomas family of Maryland. See Thomas (Lawrence B.) Gene- 
 alogical notes. 1877 3168.29 
 
 Thome (Otto W.) Text-book of structural and phys- 
 iological botany. Tr. by A. W. Bennett. New 
 York, 1877. 12° 4912.26 
 
 Thomes (Wm. H.) See Fiction class-list (p. 627). 
 
 Thompson. See also Thomson. 
 
 Thompson ( Alexander Herbert) Stenography ; sys- 
 tem of shorthand. London, [1870.] 16°. 6431.04 
 
 Thompson (Alexander R., D.D ) Casting down imaginations : 
 sermon, Poughkeepsie, June 3, 1874. N. Y., 1874. 8°. 3631.11 
 
 Thompson (Augustus Charles, D.D.) The better land. 
 Boston, 1854. 12° 3613.04 
 
 — Lyra coelestis : hymns of heaven. B., 1863. 12°. 
 
 Thompson (Benj., translator). German theatre. 6 v. 
 
 London, 1801. 16° 1721.21 
 
 v. 1. Life of Kotzebue. Plays by Kotzebue :— Stranger, 
 Virgin of the son. Pizarro. 2. Lover's vows. Adelaide of 
 Wulfingen. Count Benyowsky. 3. Deaf and dumb. Indian 
 exiles. False delicacy. Happy family. 4. Otto of Wittels- 
 bach, and Dagobert, by J. M. Babo. Conscience, by A. W. 
 Ifland. 5. The robbers and Don Carlos, by Schiller. 6. 
 Ensign, by F. L. Schroeder. Count Koenigsmark, by O. 
 von Eeitzenstein. Stella, by Goethe. Emilia Galotti, by 
 Lessing. 
 
 Thompson (Benj., count Rymford). Essays, political, 
 
 economical and philosophical. 1st American ed. 
 3 v. Boston, 1798-1804. 8° 4026.10 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Breed of horses and horned cattle in Bavaria, v. 1. 
 
 Kitchen fire-places and kitchen utensils, v. 3. 
 
 Fire and economy of fuel, v. 2. 
 
 Propagation of heat in fluids and various substances, v. 2. 
 
 Public establishment for the poor of Bavaria, v. 1. 
 
 Source of heat excited by friction, v. 2. 
 
 Steam (Use of), as a vehicle for heat, v. 3. 
 
 Warm bathing and warm rooms (Salubrity of), v. 3. 
 
 4®* For lives of the author, see Biography (p. 205); alto 
 Ad. monthly, v. 27, 1871 (by E. Quincy). 
 
 Thompson (Benj. Franklin). History of Long Island. 
 2 v. New York, 1843 8° 613.01 
 
 Thompson (C. O.) Industrial drawing. [In Amer. soc. sci. assoc. 
 Trans., no. 4, 1872.] 5811.02 
 
 Thompson (Daniel Pierce). See Fiction class-list (p. 527). 
 
 Thompson (D'Arcy Wentworth). Wayside thoughts ; 
 essays on education. N. Y, 1868. 12°. 5514.09 
 
 Thompson (Edith). History of England. [To 1870.] 
 N. Y, 1874. 16°. [Freeman's hist, course, v. 2.] 
 
 Thompson (Edward P.) Passions of animals. Lon- 
 don, 1851. 8° 4722.03 
 
 Thompson (Edward P., esq.) Austria. L., 1849. 8". 
 
 Thompson (George, G.E.) The war in Paraguay. 
 London, 1869. 12° 555.15 
 
 Thompson (George W.) Deus semper. Philadelphia, 
 1869. 12° 3544.04 
 
 Thompson (George Alexander). New theory of the two hemi- 
 spheres : time and manner in which America was peopled. 
 [In Pamphleteer v. 5, 1815 ; p. 543-561.] .... 5058.05 
 
 — Geogr. and hist, dictionary of America. See Alcedo. 1136.01 
 Thompson (Sir Henry). Diseases of the prostate. 
 
 4th ed. London, 1873. 8° 4335.12 
 
 — Food and feeding. N. Y., 1879. 32°. . . 4321.33 
 
 — Practical lithotomy. 2d ed. enlarged. London, 
 
 1871. 8°. 4337.19 
 
 Thompson (Rev. Hugh Miller). 'Copy'. Essays on 
 
 religion, literature, and life. Hartford, 1872. 12°. 
 Thompson (Joseph Parrish, D.D.) Jesus of Nazareth: 
 
 his life for the young. B., 1875. 12°. .3463.04 
 
 — Love and penalty, or eternal punishment. New 
 
 York, 1860. 16° 3613.05 
 
 — Man in Genesis and geology. N. Y., 1870. 16°. 
 
 — Memoir of David Hale. N. Y., 1850. 12°. 3074.27 
 
 — Memoir of D. T. Stoddard, missionary to the 
 
 Nestorians. New York, 1858. 12°. . 3166.04 
 
 — Photographic views of Egypt. B., 1854. 12°. 1082.01 
 
 — Theology of Christ, from his own words. New 
 
 York, 1871. 12° 3613.06 
 
 — The Workman : his false friends and his true 
 
 friends. New York, 1879. 12°. . . .5812.31 
 
 — United States as a nation : lecture on the centen- 
 
 nial of Amer. independence. B., 1877. 12°.5732.12 
 Thompson (Kate). Handbook to the publio picture 
 
 galleries of Europe. With brief sketch of schools 
 
 of painting. London, 1877. 12°. . . . 1442.06 
 Thompson (Maurice). Hoosier mosaic. New York, 
 
 1875. 16°. 1123.27 
 
 — Witchery of archery. N. Y., 1878. 12°. .4612.32 
 Thompson (Mortimer N.) [Q. K. Philander Doe- 
 sticks, P. B., pseud.] Doesticks — what he says. 
 35th thousand. New York, 1 809. 12°. . 261.31 
 
 — History and records of the Elephant club. Phila- 
 
 delphia, [cop. 1856.] 12° 261.43 
 
 — Nothing to say. New York, 1857. 18°. . . 1693.19 
 
 — Pluribustah. New York, 1856. 12°. . . 1693.23 
 
 — Witches of New York. N. Y., 1859. 12°. . 3813.17 
 Thompson (Noyes L. ) History of Plymouth church, 
 
 1847-1872. New York, 1873. 8°. . . .3451.16 
 Thompson (R. W. ) The papacy and the civil power. 
 
 New York, 1876. 8°. 3613.15 
 
 Thompson (I heophilus). Annals of influenza in 
 
 Great Britain, 1510 to 1S37. L, 1852. 8°. 4317.14 
 Thompson (Thomas Perronet). Exposition of fallacies on rent, 
 
 tithes, etc. Second ed. L., 1820. 8°. [In Pamphleteer, v. 27.) 
 Thompson (Waddy). Recollections of Mexico. New 
 
 York, 1846. 12° 1152.19 
 
 Thompson (Wm.) Of the distribution of wealth most 
 
 conducive to human happiness. New ed. by W. 
 
 Pare. London, 1850. 8° 5913.22 
 
 Thompson (Wm., Engl, poet, b. 1718, d. 1766). Poems. Ed. with 
 
 life, by A. Chalmers. [In O.'s Engl, poets, v. 15. 1810.] 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
THOMPSON -THOMSON- THOREAU 
 
 1043 
 
 — Select poems. [In Sanford (E.) and Walsh (R.) Brit, poets, 
 
 v. 28. 1822.] 1691.28 
 
 Thompson (Zadock). History of Vermont, natural, 
 civil, and statistical. Burlington, 1812. 8°. 075.20 
 
 — Same. Supplement. Burlington, 1853. 8°. 675.20 
 Thorn's Irish almanac and official directory of the 
 
 United Kingdom, 1869-70. 2 v. Dublin, 1869-70. 8°. 
 
 Thorns (P. P.) Dissertation on ancient Chinese vases 
 of the Shang dynasty. L., 1851. 8°. . 1466.21 
 
 Thorns (Capt. Wm.) Practice of navigation. 6th ed. 
 New York, 1864. 1.8° 4018.03 
 
 Thorns (Wm. John). Anecdotes and traditions illus- 
 trative of early English history and litera- 
 ture. London, Camden soc, 1839. 4°. . 5112.05 
 
 — Book of the court. London, 1844. 8°. . . 6612.04 
 
 — ed. Early English prose romances, with biogr. and 
 
 hist, introductions. 2d ed., enl. 3 v. L., 1858. 8°. 
 Contents : v. 1. Robert the Deuyll. Thomas a Reading. 
 Frier Bacon. Frier Rush. 2. Virgilius. Robin Hood. 
 George a Green. Tom a Lincolne. 3. Helyas. Doctor 
 Faustus. Second report of Doctor Faustus. 
 
 — Hannah Lightfoot. Queen Charlotte and the cava- 
 
 lier d'Eon. London, 1867. 8° 3112.20 
 
 — Human longevity, its facts and its fictions. Lon- 
 
 don, 1878. 8° 4732.16 
 
 Thomson. See also Thompson. 
 
 Thomson {Mrs. A. T.) See Thomson {Mrs. Eatherine Byerley). 
 
 Thomson (Rev. Andrew). In the Holy Land. New 
 
 York, 1875. 12° 1052.24 
 
 — Life of John Owen. 6th ed. Edin., 1853. 16°.3135.28 
 Thomson (Sir Chas. Wyville). The depths of the sea : 
 
 general results of the dredging cruises of H. M. 
 SS. Porcupine, and Lightning, 1868-70. New 
 York, 1873. 8° 4828.20 
 
 — Voyage of the ' Challenger '. The Atlantic : a pre- 
 
 liminary account of the general results of the ex- 
 ploring of H. M. S. 'Challenger', 1873, 1876. 
 
 2 v. New York, 1878. 8° 934.01 
 
 See notice of author in Univ. mag., June, 1877. 
 
 Thomson {Charles Edward Poulett, lord Sydenham). Life and 
 services, with speeches on free trade. [ With Somerville 
 (A.) Free trade and the league, v. 2.] 5927.20 
 
 Thomson (David). Handy book of the flower-garden. 
 2d ed., enl. Edin. and Lond., 1871. 8°. 6132.14 
 
 Thomson (George). Discovery of a new world of 
 being. London, 1871. 12° 5426.25 
 
 Thomson (Henry Byerley). The choice of profession. 
 London, 1857. 8° 5515.23 
 
 — Military forces and institutions of Great Britain 
 
 and Ireland. London, 1855. 8°. . . . 4516.04 
 Thomson (J.) Public and private life of animals. 
 
 Adapted from the Ereneh of Balzac, Droz, and 
 
 [others]. London, 1877. 8° 4723.26 
 
 Thomson (James). Poetical works. With memoir, 
 
 by SirH. Nicolas. 2 v. Boston, 1854. 16°. 1693.20 
 Contents : v. 1. Memoir. Miscellaneous poems. Songs. 
 
 Britannia. Liberty. 2. The Seasons. Castle of indolence. 
 
 Same. 2 v. London, 1817. 16°. . . .1621.20 
 
 Same. [In Sanford (E.) and Walsh (R.) Brit, poets, v. 22. 
 
 1819.] 1691.22 
 
 — Poems. Life by S. Johnson. [In Chalmers (A.) Engl, poets, 
 
 v. 12, 1810.] 1626.12 
 
 — Poem to the memory of William Congreve, with preface by 
 
 Peter Cunningham. [In Percy soc, v. 9.] ... 5060.09 
 
 — The Seasons, and the Castle of indolence. With 
 
 introd. by A. Cunningham. Illus. by S. Wil- 
 liams. London, 1841. 8° 1693.32 
 
 S3- For lives and criticisms of the poet, see Biography, 
 (p. 205.) 
 
 Thomson (John, F. E. ,&. 3.) Straits of Malacca, 
 Indo-China, and China. N. Y., 1875. 8°. 1026.10 
 
 Thomson (Mrs. Katherine Byerley, wife of Anthony 
 Todd). Celebrated friendships. 2 v. London, 
 1861. 12° 3253.24 
 
 — Lady of Milan. N. Y, 1859. 8°. . . . . 261.30 
 
 — Life and times of George Villiers, duke of Buck- 
 
 ingham. 3 v. London, 1860. 12°. . . . 3174.30 
 
 — Life of Sir Walter Kaleigh. Phil., 1850. 18°. 3147.13 
 Same. Philadelphia, 1846. 12°. . . . 3147.12 
 
 — Literature of society. By Grace Wharton [pseud. ] 
 
 2 v. London, 1862. 12° 3253.28 
 
 — Memoirs of the court of Henry vm. 2 v. L. , 1 826. 8°. 
 
 — Memoirs of the Jacobites. 3 v. L., 1845. 8°. 3172.12 
 
 — Memoirs of the life of Sir Walter Raleigh. Phila- 
 
 delphia, 1831. 16° 3147.12a 
 
 — Memoirs of viscountess Sundon. 2 v. L., 1847. 8°. 
 
 — Queens of society. By Grace and Philip Wharton 
 
 [pseud.] New York, 1861. 12°. . . . 3262.16 
 
 — Recollections of literary characters and celebrated 
 
 places. 2v. London, 1854. 12°. . . . 3253.30 
 
 — Wits and beaux of society. By Grace and Philip 
 
 Wharton [pseud.] N. Y., 1861. 12°. . . 3262.25 
 
 Thomson (Richard). Chronicles of London Bridge. 
 
 [anon.] London, 1827. 12° 492.29 
 
 — Historical essay on Magna Charta. L., 1829. 8°. 
 Thomson (Robert Dundas). Cyclopaedia of chemis- 
 try in its applications. L., 1854. 8°. . 4213.29 
 
 Thomson (Samuel). Wanderings among the wild 
 flowers. London, 1856. 12°. .... 4913.05 
 
 Thomson (Spencer). Dictionary of domestic medi- 
 cine and household surgery. L., 1870. 8°. 4312.03 
 
 Thomson (Wm., D.D., dbp. of York). Laws of 
 thought : pure and applied logic. Cambr., 
 1859. 12° 5428.07 
 
 — Arnold (F.) Our bishops and deans, v. 1. 1875. . . 3446.12 
 Thomson (Sir Wm. ) Reprint of papers on electrosta- 
 tics and magnetism. London, 1872. 8°. 4026.17 
 
 J8S" For biogr. sketches of the author see Dublin univ. 
 mag., May, 1877 (with portrait). 
 
 — and Tait (P. G.) Elements of natural philosophy. 
 
 Pt. 1. Oxford, 1874. 8° 4026.21 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Kinematics, dynamical laws and princi- 
 ples, experience, measures and instruments, abstract 
 dynamics. 
 
 Thomson (Wm. M„ D.D.) The Land and the Book. 
 
 2 v. New York, 1859. 12° 1053.02 
 
 Same. Southern Palestine and Jerusalem. 
 
 New York, 1880. 8° 1056.15' 
 
 — Descriptive text. See Bedford (F.) The Holy Land. 1055.15 
 Thorburn (Grant). Forty years' residence in Ameri- 
 ca. 2d ed. London, 1834. 18°. . . . 3172.16 
 
 — Carver ( W.) Bone to gnaw for G. T. 1836. 5091.01, 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 8 (with portrait). 
 Thoreauf Henry David). Cape Cod. B., 1865. 1111.07 
 
 — Chesuncook. [In Atlantic, v. 2 ; 3 papers] ; — Walking [In 
 
 v. 9] ; — Autumnal tints ; Wild apples [In v. 10] ; — Life 
 without principle ; Night and moonlight [In v. 12] ; — The 
 Wellfleet oysterman ; The Highland light [In v. 14].- 
 
 — Excursions. Boston, 1863. 16°. . . ,' ■: 1111705 
 
 Contents: Biogr. sketch. Natural history of Massachu- 
 setts. Walk to Wachusett.' Landlord. Winter walk. Suc- 
 cession of forest trees. Walking. Autumnal tints. Wild 
 apples. Night and Moonlight. 
 
 — The Maine woods. Boston, 1864. 16°. . . 1111.06 
 
 Contents : Ktaacln. Chesuncook. The Allegash and East 
 Branch. Appendix of natural history and Indian words . 
 
 — Resistance to civil government. [In Feabody (E. P.) Esthetic 
 
 papers, 1849 ; p. 189-213.] 2537.30 
 
 — Walden ; or liie in the woods. B., 1854. 12°. 1111.11 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Baker farm. 
 
 Bean-field (The). 
 
 Brute neighbors. 
 
 Economy. 
 
 Former inhabitants and 
 
 winter visitors. 
 Higher laws. 
 House-warming. 
 Pond in winter (The). 
 Ponds (The). 
 
 A Week on the Concord 
 
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 — A Yankee in Canada, with anti-slavery, and reform 
 
 papers. Boston, 1866. 12° 1153.04 
 
 Contents : 
 Anti-slavery and reform pa- 
 
 Reading. 
 
 Solitude. 
 
 Sounds. 
 
 Spring 
 
 Tillage (The). 
 
 Visitors. 
 
 Where I lived and what I 
 
 lived for. 
 Winter animals. 
 
 and Merrimac rivers. 
 1111.10 
 
 pers: 
 Brown (John), Last days 
 
 of. 
 — Plea for. 
 Carlyle (T.) and his 
 
 Works. 
 Civil disobedience. 
 Herald of freedom. 
 Life without principle. 
 Paradise to be regained. 
 
 Phillips (Wendell), before 
 the Concord lyceum. 
 
 Prayers. 
 
 Slavery in Massachusetts. 
 Yankee in Canada : 
 
 Concord to Montreal. 
 
 Quebec to Montreal. 
 
 Quebec and Montmorenci 
 
 St. Anne. Scenery of 
 Quebec. 
 
 St. Lawrence. 
 
 as- For biographical and critical notices of H. D. T., see 
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 Abdallah : Novelle, v. 8. 
 Abendgesprache : Novelle, 
 
 v. 25. 
 Abschied (Der), v. 2. 
 Ahnenprobe (Die) : Novelle, 
 
 v. 22. 
 Alia Moddin: SchauspieLv. 11. 
 Almansur : Idylle, v. 8. 
 Alte Bucb(Das), und die Beise 
 
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 Alte vom Berge (Der), v. 24. 
 Aufruhr in den Cevennen, 
 
 v. 26. 
 Antor (Der) ; Fastnachtsp., 
 
 v. 13. 
 
 Beiden merkwiirdigsten Tage 
 
 aus Siegmund's Leben, v.15. 
 Blaubart (Der) : Mahrchen, 
 
 v. 6. 
 Briider (Die), v. 8. 
 Carl von Berneck : Trauer- 
 
 spiel, v. 11. 
 Dichterleben, v. 18. 
 Donauweib (Das): fragm.,v.l3. 
 Dramatische Gedichte, v. 13. 
 Etgensinn und Laune, v. 24. 
 Elfen (Die) : Novelle, v. 4. 
 Epicoene : Lustsp., v. 12. 
 Erzahlungen und Novellen, 
 
 v. 14, 16. 
 
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 Fest zu Kenilworth, v. 18. 
 
 Fortunat ; Mahrchen, v. 3 
 
 Franz Sternbald's Wauder- 
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 FUnfzehnte November, v. 19. 
 
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 GeleUrte (Der), v. 22. 
 
 Gelehrte Gesellschaft v. 16. 
 
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 Genoveva, v. 2. 
 
 Gesellschaft auf dem Lande 
 v. 24. 
 
 Gestiefelte Eater (Der) : Ko- 
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 Glocke von Aragon ;Die) : 
 Novelle in Gedichten,' v. 25. 
 
 Gluck giebt Verstand, v. 19. 
 
 GriiueBand (Das): Nov., v. 8. 
 
 Herr von Fuchs : Lustsp.,' 
 v. 12. 
 
 Hexen-Sabbath (Der), v. 20. 
 
 Heymonskinder (Die) : 
 March en, v. 13. 
 
 Jahrmarkt (Der), v. 20. 
 
 Junge Tischlermeister (Der) : 
 Novelle, v. 28. 
 
 Jungste Gericht (Das) : No- 
 velle, v. 9. 
 
 Kaiser Octavnnus, v. 1. 
 
 Klausenburg (Die) : Novelle, 
 v. 28. 
 
 Konig Bother : Fragment, 
 v.13. 
 
 Leben des beriihmten Kai- 
 sers Abraham Tonelli, v. 9. 
 
 Leben und Thaten des klei- 
 nen Thomas Daumchen, 
 v. 6. 
 
 Leben und Tod des Kleiner. 
 Rothkappchens, v. 2. 
 
 Leben's TJeberfiuss(Des),v.26. 
 
 Liebeswerben, v. 26. 
 
 Magelone : Prolog, v. 13. 
 
 Mannliche Mutter (Die), v.14- 
 Marchen. Gedichte, etc.v. 13- 
 Melusine : Miirclien, v. 13. 
 Mondsilchtige (Der), v. 21. 
 Musikalische Leiden und 
 
 Frouden, v. 17. 
 Naturfreund (Der), v. 15. 
 Novelle, v. 17. 
 Peter Lebrecht, v. 14, 16. 
 Phantasue, v. 4, 5. 
 Pietro von Abano, v. 23. 
 Pokal (Deri, v. 4. 
 Prinz Zerbino, v. 10. 
 Prolog : dram. Gedicht.,v. 13. 
 Psycholog, v. 15. 
 Rechtsgelebrten (Die), v. 14. 
 Reisenden (Die), v. 17. 
 Roman in Briefen, v. 15. 
 Schicksal (Das), v. 14. 
 Scbildburger (Die), v. 9. 
 Schutzgeist (Der), v. 25. 
 Siebeu Weiber des Blaubart 
 
 (Die), v. 9. 
 Sornmer Reise (Eine), v. 23. 
 Tagebuch (Ein), v. 16. 
 Thee Gesellschaft (Die) : 
 
 Lustsp., v. 12. 
 Tod des Dichters (Der), v. 19. 
 Uebereilung, v. 21. 
 Ulricli,derEmpfiudsame,v.l5. 
 UDgekeuer (Das), und der 
 
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 Terkehrte Welt (Die): v. 6. 
 Verlobung (Die), v. 17. 
 Versohnung (Die) : Mahrch- 
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 Vogelscheuche (Die), v. 27. 
 Wald-eiu samkeit, v. 26. 
 Wassermensch (Der), v. 21. 
 Weihnacht-abend (Der) v. 21. 
 Wiederkehrende griechische 
 
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 William Lovell, v. 6, 7. 
 Wunderlichkeiten, v. 25. 
 Wundersiicbtigen (Die), v. 23. 
 Zauberschloss (Das), v. 21. 
 
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 Beefsteak society. Coleridge. J. P. Curran. Wm. Cob- 
 
 bett. Charles Lamb. E. H. Barbara. Douglas Jerrold. 
 
 Michael Kelly. Charles Mathews. " Tom Hill." Southey. 
 
 John Poole. 
 2. Talleyrand. Whately. Rogers. Hood. Daniel. 
 
 Walter Savage Landor. Albert Smith. Leigh Hunt. 
 
 Maginn. Thackeray. Dickens. Father Prout. 
 
 — ed. Arcana of science and art. 11 v. L., 1828-38. 16°. 3921.01 
 
 — Century of anecdote, 1760-1860. L., [1872.] 12°. 
 
 — Club life of London. 2 v. L., 1866. 12°. . 493.16 
 Same. rNew ed.] Clubs and club life, etc. 
 
 L., 1872." 12°. 6216.35 
 
 — Curiosities of science. L., 1858. 16°. . .3913.03 
 
 — Doctors and patients : anecdotes and curiosities. 
 
 2 v. London, 1873. 8° 3252.16 
 
 — Eccentricities of the animal creation. B., 1869. 12°. 
 
 — English eccentrics and eccentricities. 2 v. L., 
 
 1866. 12° 3264.25 
 
 — Historic ninepins. London, 1869. 12°. . 6216.21 
 
 Contents : Curiosities of ancient history. Myths and 
 popular fictions. British historical anecdotes. French 
 history. Curiosities of eccl. history. Miscellaneous. 
 
 — Laconics : or the best words of the best authors. 
 
 8th ed. [anon.~\ 3 v. L., 1856. 18°. . 6213.28 
 
 — Lives of wits and humorists. 2 v. L. , 1862. 16°. 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Swift, Steele, Foote, Goldsmith, The 
 two Colmans. 2. Sheridan, Porson, Sydney Smith, Hook, 
 James and Horace Smith. 
 
 — London and Westminster : city and suburb. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1868. 16° 493.13 
 
 — Nooks and corners of English life, past and pres- 
 
 ent. 2d ed. L., 1867. 12° 472.10 
 
 — Notabilia : or curious and amusing facts. London, 
 
 1872. 16° 6216.31 
 
 — Oddities of history : and strange stories. London, 
 
 1872. 18° 6216.32 
 
 — Popular science. London, 1871. 18°. . . 3921.23 
 
 Contents : The sun, moon, stars, and meteors. The 
 earth. Life. Light and sound. Inventions and discov- 
 eries. 
 
 — School-days of eminent men. L., 1858. 16°. 3263.22 
 
 — Wonderful inventions. London, 1868. 16°. 3913.25 
 
 — Year book of facts. London, 1840-73. 16°. 3911.01 
 Time. See Philosophy (Time and space, p. 864). 
 
 Time and temper. See Jowett (Rev. Wm.) ..... 8663.20 
 
 Time and tide. See Ruskin (John). 1868 2642.03 
 
 Time and tune. See Hullah ( J.) 1661.38 
 
 Time-pieces. See Arts (Useful : Clocks and watches, p. 40). 
 Times (The), London. Index to the Times newspa- 
 per. July, 1866 - Dec. 31, 1876. 42 v. London, 
 1866-76. sm. 4° 2036.15 
 
 jg®- For hist, notices of ' The Times', see Journalism 
 (British press, p. 667); also Eclectic mag., v. 26, 1852 ; and 
 Blackw. mag., Oct., 1879 (The receipts of the ' Times'). 
 
 Times' whistle ; or, a newe daunce of seven satires, 
 and other poems. Compiled by B. C, Gent. Ed. 
 by J. M. Cowper. London, Early Engl, teat soc, 
 no. 48. 1871. 8° 7913.20 
 
 Timmins (Samuel, ed.) Besources and industrial 
 history of Birmingham and the midland hard- 
 ware district. London, 1866. 8". . . 3931.05 
 
 Timon Phliasius. Fragmenta. [In Mullach (F. G. A.) Frag- 
 mentaphilos. Grfficorum, v. 1, I860.] . . . .7766.04 
 
 Timon, a play. Ed. by A. Dyce. L., Sliak. soc, 1842. 8°. 
 
 Timon of Athens. See Plays (p. 898). 
 
 Timour. Institutes political and military. Tr. into 
 English, by major Davy. With notes, etc., by J. 
 
 White. Oxford, 1783. 4° 5617.12 
 
 4®- For lives of Timour, see Biography (p. 206). 
 
 Timperley (C. H.) A dictionary of printers and print- 
 ing ; with bibliogr. illustrations. London, 
 1839. 8°. 2765.14 
 
 — Printers' manual. London, 1838. 8°. [ With his 
 
 Dictionary of printers.] 2765.14 
 
 Timrod (Henry). Poems. Ed. with sketch of his 
 
 life, by P. H. Hayne. N. Y, 1873. 12°. 1692.38 
 
 Tin trumpet. See Smith (James) 6212.01 
 
 Tindal (Matthew). Hunt (J.) Religious thought in England. 
 
 V. 2, 1871 ; p. 431-462. ... .... 3445.18 
 
 Note. — Kepi', from Contemp. rev., v. 10, 1869. 
 
 — Stephen (L.) Hist, of Engl, thought in 18th century,' v. 1,'6426.26 
 Tindale (Wm.) iSee Tyndale (Wm.) 
 
 Tin-smith's work. See Arts (Useful : Tinsmith, p. 47). 
 
 Tintoretto. See Biography (p. 206). 
 
 Tints from an amateur's palette. See Jackson (A.) 1849. 2532.27 
 
 Tischendorf (Constantine). When were our Gospels written? 
 An argument, with a narrative of the discovery of the 
 Sinaitio manuscript. 2d ed. L., 1867. 12°. . . .3745.02 
 
 — editor. See New Testament (p. 94). 
 
 Tissandier (Gaston). Bibliotheque des merveilles. 
 La houille [et ses transformations]. Paris, 
 1869. 12°. 3933.01 
 
 — History and handbook of photography. From the 
 
 French. Ed. by J. Thomson. 2d and revised 
 ed ; with appendix by H. F. Talbot. London, 
 1878. 12° 3941.17 
 
 — Travels in the air. See Glaisher (J.,) and others. . . 3927.20 
 
 — Wonders of water. From the French. Ed. by 
 
 Scheie De Vere. N. Y., 1872. 12°. . . 4021.25 
 Tissot (Simon Andre). Life of J. G. Zimmermann. 
 
 London, 1797. 8° 3187.29 
 
 Tissot (Victor). Voyage en pays des milliards. 40e 
 
 ed. Paris, 1877. 12° 967.17 
 
 — Voyage aux pays annexe's ; fin du Voyage au pays 
 
 des milliards. 21e e"d. P., 1877. 12°. . 967.17 
 
 — Les Prussiens en Allemagne. Suite du Voyage au 
 
 pays des milliards. 30e ed. P., 1877. 12°. 967.18 
 
 Titania's banquet. See Hill (G.) 1870 1652.01 
 
 Tttcomb (Timothy), pseud. See Holland (J. G.) . . . . 3511.21 
 Tite (Wm.) Letters selected from [his] collection of autographs. 
 
 London, Camden miscel., v. 5. 1864. 4° 6118.41 
 
 Tithes. Cobbett(W.) Doom of the tithes.. 1836. 5721.01 
 
 — Fry(J.S.) Concise history of tithes. 1820. [In Pamphleteer, 
 
 V. 15, 1820.] 6058.16 
 
 — Tadman (L.) Consequences of commuting the tithes. [In 
 
 Pamphleteer, v. 12, 1820.] 6058.12 
 
 Titian. "Titian portraits. 17 engravings, reproduced 
 in photography by S. Thompson ; with descrip- 
 tions by G. W. Beid. L., 1871. fol. . A.37.16 
 &g- For lives of Titian, see Biography (p. 206) ; also 
 Heath (R. F.) Titian, 1879 [3171.30] ;-Sweetser (M. F.) 
 Titian, 1877 [3171.22] ; Fortn. rev., Feb., 1877 (articles by 
 A. Lang) ; Fraser's mag., May, 1877 (by J. Gilbert). 
 
 Titles. See Heraldry (p. 616) ;— Peerage (p. 842) ; also Pop. sci. 
 monthly, Nov., 1878 (by H. Spencer); included in his 
 ' Ceremonial government'. 
 
 Titsingh (Isaac). Illustrations of Japan ; memoirs of 
 the sovereigns ; feats, ceremonies, etc. From the 
 French, by F. Shoberl. L, 1S22. 4°. . 1026.05 
 
 Titterwell (Timothy, pseud.) See Kettell (Samuel). 
 
 Titus Andronicus. See Shakspere (William). 
 
 Tizard (W. L. ) Theory and practice of brewing. 3d ed. 
 London, 1850. 8° 3931.29 
 
 Toasts. Perfect gentleman ; 500 toasts. 1864. 5427.03 
 
 Tobacco. 
 
 jBW For the medical aspects of the use of tobacco, see 
 Medicine (p. 768). 
 
 — Dunning (John). Tobacco. [In British mfg. industries. 1876.] 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
TOBACCO- TO NDINI 
 
 1047 
 
 — Fairholt (F. W.) Tobacco : its history and associa- 
 
 tion, including an account of the plant and its 
 manufacture. 1859 4915.23 
 
 — Hamer(J.) Smoker's text book. 1870. .4915.21 
 
 — James I. K hing of England). A counterblast to to- 
 
 bacco. 1843 4334.28 
 
 Same. Kepr. by E. Arber. 1869. . .5011.08 
 
 — Jennings (J.) History, medical properties, and 
 
 cultivation of tobacco. 1830 4915.22 
 
 — SUkbrew (J. B.) Tobacco : its culture in Tennes- 
 
 see. 1876 6124.17 
 
 — Prescolt (H. P.) Tobacco and its adulterations. 
 
 1858 4915.25 
 
 Strong drink and tobacco smoke ; the structure, 
 
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 See also Bentley's miseel., v. 15, 1844 (Introd. of tobacco 
 into Europe); Harper's mag., v. 11 (History and mystery 
 of, by T. B. Thorpe ; iUus.); v. 20 (A pipe of tobacco, by 
 C. Novdhoff ; illus.) 
 
 Tobago. See Countries \Tobago, p. 372). 
 
 Tobin (Lady — ). The land of inheritance ; or Bible 
 scenes revisited.' London, 1863. 8°. . 1056.07 
 
 Tobit (Book of) : a Ohaldee text ; with other Babbini- 
 
 cal texts, English transl., and the Itala. Ed. by 
 
 Ad. Neubauer. Oxford, 1878. 12°. . . 3757.34 
 
 See also Jour, of sac. lit. v. 18, 1867 ; p. 69-71 (article by 
 
 G. P.) ; v. 20, 1858 ; p. 873-382 (article by B. H. Oowper). 
 
 Tooqueville (Alexis Charles Henri Clerel de). Cor- 
 respondence and conversations with N. W. 
 Senior, from 1834 to 1850. Ed. by M. C. M. 
 Simpson. 2 v. London, 1872. 8°. . . 3172.34 
 
 — Democracy in America. Tr. by H. Beeves. 4 v. 
 
 London, 1838-40. 12° 5723.04 
 
 Same. Ed. by F. Bowen. . 2 v. Cambridge, 
 
 (J/ciss.,)1863. 12° 57;i3.02 
 
 — The Old regime and the revolution. New York, 
 
 18.56. 12° 513.02 
 
 — On the penitentiary system in the United States. See Beau- 
 
 mont (A. de) and Tocqueville 6817.29 
 
 j8S* For lives and critical estimates of the author, see 
 Biography (p. 206) ; also Flint (K.) Philos. of hist, in 
 France ana Germany, 1875 ; p. 311-312 [447.01] ; Christ, 
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 Tod (David). A disquisition on certain parts and 
 properties of the blood. L., 1854. 8°. .4326.16 
 
 Todd (Charles Burr). Life of Aaron Burr. Also 
 sketches of Aaron Burr, D.D. and Theodosia 
 Alston. N. Y., 1879. 8° 3026.28 
 
 Todd (Rev. Henry John). Illustrations of the lives 
 and writings of Gower and Chaucer. London, 
 1810. 8° 1631.22 
 
 — Memoirs of Rev. Brian Walton. 2 v. L., 1821. 8°. 
 Todd (John, D.D.) Student's manual. Northamp- 
 ton, 1858. 12° 5512.13 
 
 — Missions created and sustained by prophecy : sermon, Pitts- 
 
 burg, Pa., Oct. 5, 1869. Boston, 1869. 8' 3631.10 
 
 — The sunset land, or the great Pacific slope. Bos- 
 
 ton, 1870. 16° 1122.10 
 
 — Woman's rights. Boston, 1867. 16°. . .5821.18 
 
 — Todd {J. E.) John Todd : story of his life. 3171.21 
 Todd (John E.) John Todd : story of his life, told 
 
 mainly by himself. N. Y, 1876. 8°. . 3171.21 
 
 — Sketch of the life and character of Wm. J. Hubbard, deliv- 
 
 ered at his funeral. With proceedings of the Suffolk bar, 
 and remarks of chief justice Bigelow and H. W. Paine. 
 Boston, 1864. 8° 3061.16 
 
 Todd (Robert Bentley, M. D.) Cyclopoedia of anat- 
 omy and physiology. 5 v. in 6. L., 1859. 8°. 
 See notice of the author in Medical critic, v. 1, 1861. 
 
 Todd (Sereno Edwards). Apple culturist. N. Y., 
 1871. 12° 6135.17 
 
 — Country homes, and how to save money to buy a 
 
 home. N. Y., 1868. 12° 1314.27 
 
 — Young farmer's manual. 2 v. N. Y., 1860-67. 12°. 
 Todhunter (Isaac). Algebra. 4th ed. revised. Lon- 
 don, 1866. 16° 4012.14 
 
 — Conflict of studies and other essays on subjects 
 
 connected with education. L., 1873. 8°. 5518.06 
 
 — History of the mathematical theories of attraction, 
 
 and the figure of the earth, from the time of New- 
 ton to that of Laplace. 2 v. London, 1873. 8°. 
 
 — Mechanics for beginners. 2d ed. L., 1870. 18°. 
 
 — Plane trigonometry. 3d ed. Cambridge, (Eng.,) 
 
 1864. 16° 4012.25 
 
 — Spherical trigonometry. 2d ed. Cambridge, (Enq.,) 
 
 1868. 16°. . . . f .4012 26 
 
 — Treatise on analytical statics. 2d ed. Cambridge, 
 
 (Ely.,) 1858. 16° 4012 27 
 
 — Treatise on plane co-ordinate geometry as applied 
 
 to the straight line and the conic sections. 3d ed. 
 revised. Cambr., (Eng.,) 1862. 16°. . . 4011.36 
 
 — Wm. Whewell : account of his writings with selec- 
 
 tions from his corresp. L, 1876. 8°. . 3184.30 
 
 Todleben (Eduard Ivanovitch von). Russell (W. H.) 
 
 Gen. Todleben's history of the defence of Sebas- 
 
 topol : a review, 1865 554. 1G 
 
 Toilet and cosmetic arts. 
 
 — Cooley (A. J.) Instruction respecting perfumes, 
 
 cosmetics and other articles of toilet. 1868.6014.20 
 The toilet in ancient and modern times : with a 
 
 review of the theories of beauty. 1868. . 6014.18 
 The toilet and cosmetic arts in ancient and 
 
 modern times. 1866 6014.17 
 
 Note. — This work includes the two previous entries. 
 
 — Dussauce (H.) Practical guide for the perfumer. 
 
 1868 6014.19 
 
 — Morftk (0.) Perfumery : its manufacture and use. 
 
 2ded. 1853 6014.16 
 
 — Owen {R. J.) Practice of perfumery, 1870. 6014.21 
 
 — Rimmel (E) Book of perfumes. 1875. . . 6014.22 
 
 — Sawnders (F.) Salad for the social, p. 96-139. . . . 2542.11 
 
 — Uqly-girl papers ; or, hints for the toilet. G014.24 
 
 — Vioilei le Due (E. E.) *Objets de toilette, 750-1660. [In his 
 
 Diet, du mobilier francais, v. 3.] 1316.26 
 
 See also Fraser's mag., v. 66, 1857 (Perfumery). 
 Toland (John). Pantheisticon : or, the form of cele- 
 brating the Socratic society. From the Latin. 
 London, 1751. 12° 3613.16 
 
 — Hunt [J.) Relig. thought in England, v. 2, 1871 ; p. 236-262. 
 
 Note. — Repr. from Contemp. rev., v. 8, 1868. 
 
 — Stephen (L.) Hist, of Engl, thought in the 18th century, v. 1, 
 
 1876 6426.26 
 
 Tolendal. See Lally-Tollendal. 
 
 Toleration. 
 
 j8E5-£ee also Biblical and relig. Mterabare'XReligious liberty, 
 p. 101); — Government and politics [Liberty, p. 587); — Jour- 
 nalism [Liberty of the press, p. 058);— Opinions (p. 827);— 
 Persecution (p. 846). 
 
 Boyd (A. H. K .) Treatment of such as differ from us in 
 
 opinion. [In his Lessons of middle age, 1868 ; p. 227-266.] 
 
 Burdon[W.) Liberality of sentiment. [In his Materials for 
 
 thioking, V. 1, 1810, p. 6-28.] 2514.21 
 
 Helps (A.) The need for tolerance. [In his Friend* in coun- 
 cil, V. 2, 1860 ; p.253-280.] 2631.27 
 
 Hunt [J.) Relig. thought in Engl., v. 2, 1871 ; p. 4-28. 3445.18 
 
 Kaye (J. W.) Social toleration. [In his Essays.] . . 2533.23 
 
 See also Nineteenth century, Jan., 1879 (Logic of toler- 
 ation, by W. H. Mallock); New Englander, May, 1879 (Re- 
 ply to Mallock, by J. S. Sewall). 
 
 Tolfrey (Frederic). Sportsman in France. 2 v. Lon- 
 don, 1851. 12° 4615.01 
 
 Tolhausen (Alexander) Klopstock, Lessing, and 
 Wieland. London, 1848. 8° 2735.02 
 
 Tollendal. See Lally-Tollendal (T. G.. marq. de). 
 
 Tom and Jerry : life in Loudon. See Egan (P.) 1869. . -. 6216.36 
 
 Tombs. See Burial usages (p. 242). 
 
 Tombs (New York). See Sutton (C.) New York tombs. 1874. 
 
 Tomes (Charles S.) Manual of dental anatomy, hu- 
 man and comparative. L., 1876. 12°. . 4341.12 
 
 Tomes (Robert). The champagne country. N. Y., 
 1867. 16° 963 - 18 
 
 Tomline (George, D.D.) Memoir of William Pitt. 3 v. 
 London, 1822. 8° 3145.01 
 
 Tomlinson (Charles). Amusements in chess. Lon- 
 don, 1845. 16° 4614.13 
 
 — Construction of door locks, L., Weak, 1858-59. 16 . 
 
 — Cyclopedia of useful arts, manufactures^ mining, 
 
 and engineering. 3 v. L., [1867.] 8°. 3916.10 
 
 — Introd. to natural philos. L., Weak, 1859.16. 
 -Pneumatics. L., Weak, 1858-59. 16° . • 4025.21 
 
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 Tnmlinson (John O.) Science of phrenology consistent with 
 T "Christianity. London, 1826. 8°. [In Pamphleteer, v. 26.] 
 Tomlinson (Walter). Art of landscape-painting in 
 
 oil colors. London, 1871. 12°. . _. . 1432.32 
 Tommy Try and what he did in science. See Napier (C. O. G.) 
 Tomorrow of death. See Figuier (L.) 1872. . ... .3552.12 
 
 Tondini (Rev. C»sarius). The pope of Rome and 
 the popes of the oriental orthodox church. Lon- 
 don; 1871. 8° 342 * 17 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the 
 
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 TONE - TOWNSEND 
 
 Tone (Theobald Wolfe). Memoirs. By himself. Ed. 
 by his son. 2 v. London, 1837. 8°. . .3173.09 
 
 Tone masters (The). See Barnard (Charles) 1661.24 
 
 Toner lectures for the advancement of medicine. [In Smith- 
 sonian miscel. collections, v. 15. 1878.] 3935.25 
 
 Toner (Joseph Meredith, M.D.) Dictionary of eleva- 
 tions and climatic register of the U. S. New 
 York, 1874. 8° 1133.16 
 
 — Contributions to the annals of medical progress and medical 
 
 education in the United States before and during the war 
 of independence. [U.S. Bureau of education. Washington, 
 1874. 8°.] 4312.09 
 
 Tonga Islands. See Countries (Friendly Islands, p. 325). 
 
 Tonge (Thomas). Heraldic visitation of the northern 
 counties [of England], in 1530. Durham, Surtees 
 soc, 1863. 8° 5117.07 
 
 Tongue (Diseases of the). See Medicine {Tongue, p. 768). 
 
 Tongue (Cornelius). [Cecil, pseud.] Hunting tours. 
 London, 1864. 12° 4615.16 
 
 — Records of the chase, and memoirs of celebrated 
 
 sportsmen. London, 1854. 12°. . . . 4617.18 
 
 Tonna (Mrs. Charlotte Elizabeth). Chapters on 
 
 flowers. 5th ed. London, 1841. 16°. . 4913.16 
 
 Works. 8th ed. 2 v. N. Y, 1852. 8°. . .5076.13 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Personal recollections. Osric, a poem. 
 
 The Eockite. Helen Fleetwood. Siege of Derry. Letters 
 
 from Ireland. Miscellaneous poems. The flower garden. 
 
 War with the saints. 
 
 2. Judsea captive. The Deserter. Falsehood and truth. 
 Judah's lion. Conformity. The wrongs of woman. Pass- 
 ing thoughts. Izram, a Mexican tale. Principalities and 
 powers in heavenly places. Second causes, or up and be 
 doing. Poems. 
 «S» For lives of Mrs. Tonna, see BiogTaphy (p. 206). 
 Tonqueen. See Countries (p. 378). 
 Tonstall (Cuthbert). See Tunstall (Cuthbert). 
 Tooke (John Home). Diversions of Purley. 2 v. 
 IstAmer. ed. Phil., 1806-7. 8°. . . .6433.07 
 
 — Hazlill (W.) On Tooke's 'Diversions of Purley.' 
 
 [In his Lit. remains, v. 1, p. 331-362. , 3076.13 
 
 — and 'Wilkes (John). Controversial letters. Lon- 
 
 don, 1771. 16° 3185.06 
 
 /»&• For lives of Tooke, see Biography (p. 206). 
 Tooke (Thomas). Considerations on the state of the 
 currency. 2d ed. London, 1826. 8°. . 5911.17 
 
 — History of prices and of the state of the circulation, 
 
 1793-1837 ; preceded by a brief sketch of the 
 
 state of the coinage in the last two centuries. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1838. 8° 5936.04 
 
 Same. Continuation, 1838-39. L., 1839-40. 8°. 
 
 Same. 1839-47. London, 1848. 8. . . 5936.07 
 
 Same. v. 5-6, 1848-56. By Thomas Tooke and 
 
 W. Newmarch. London, 1857. 8°. . . 5936.08 
 Note. — Vol. 6 contains an index to the six volumes. 
 
 Tooke (Wm., ed.) See Varieties of literature 2644.28 
 
 Tools. See Arts (Useful : Machinery, -p. 44 ;— Instruments, p. 44). 
 Topffer (Eodolphe). Nouvelles genevoises. Nouv. 
 
 ed. Paris, 1870. 12° 7048.34 
 
 — Le Presbytere. Nouv. ed. P., 1869. 12°. 7048.33 
 
 — Reflexions et menus propos d'un peintre genevois, 
 
 ou essai sur le beau dans les arts. Nouv. ed. 
 P., 1865. 12°. 1431.34 
 
 — Rosa et Gertrude. Nouv. 4A. P., 1863. 12°. 7048.35 
 
 Note. — See notice of author in Atl. monthly, v. 16, 1865. 
 
 Topham (Edward. Life of the late John Elwes. London, 1790. 
 8°. [In Pamphleteer, v. 25.] . . 6058.25 
 
 Topics of the time. See Parton (James) 2538.13 
 
 Torcy (Marquis de). See Colbert (Jean Baptiste, marq. de). 
 
 Tornadoes. See Meteorology (Storms, Tornadoes, p. 774). 
 
 Tornos (Alberto de). Combined Spanish method. 
 N. Y., 1867. 12°. 6423.09 
 
 Torreus (Richard). Principles and practical oper- 
 ation of sir Robert Peel's act of 1844, explained 
 and defended. 3d ed. comprising critical exami- 
 nations of the Lords' committee of 1848, and of 
 Tooke, Wilson, and Mill. L., 1858. 8°. 5913.11 
 
 Torrey (H. W.) Some topics In criminal law. [In Amer. soc. 
 sci. assoc. Trans., no. 1, 1869.] 5811.01 
 
 Torrey (John). Flora of New York. 2 v. Albany, 
 1843. 4° 4718.06 
 
 — Description of plants collected in California by Fremont. 
 
 [In Smith, contrib., v. 6.] 3937.06 
 
 — Darlingtonia California, a new pitcher plant. [In Smith. 
 
 contrib., v. 6.] 3937.06 
 
 — Observations on the Batis maritima of Linnreus. [In Smith. 
 
 contrib., v. 6.] 3037.00 
 
 — Eeport on botany, route near 32d parallel. [In Pacific E. E 
 
 routes. Eeports, v. 7.] HOT 07 
 
 — and Gray (A,) Eeports on botany. [In Pacific E. E. routes. 
 
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 Torrey (Joseph). A theory of fine arts. N. Y., 1874. 16°. 
 
 Torts. See Law (p. 691). 
 
 Torture. Lea (H. C.) Torture. [In his Superstition and force. 
 
 1875.] . 5631.26 
 
 Totten (Benjamin J.) Naval text-book, and diction- 
 ary. New York, 1862. 12° 4517.12 
 
 Totten (Rev. Silas). The analogy of truth, practical 
 
 piety and sound doctrine. N. Y., 1848. 12°.3613.20 
 Touche (Victor). Handbook of point lace. 4th ed. 
 
 London, [1869.] obi. 8°. 3932.05 
 
 Tour (A) in Holland, in 1784. By an American 
 
 [anon.] Worcester, 1790. 8° 964.22 
 
 Tour of a German artist in England. See Passavant ( J. D.) 2 v. 
 Tour of the world in eighty days. See Verne (Jules). 1873. 931.24 
 
 Tour round my garden. See Karr (A.) 6122.09 
 
 Tourguenef (Ivan Sergievitch). Fumee. Paris, 
 
 1868. 16° 7048.19 
 
 — Dimitri Roudine. Paris, 1862. 12°. . . 7048.21 
 
 — Nouvelles moscovites. Paris, [n. d.] 16°. 7048.20 
 
 fl^For English versions of his novels, see Fiction (p. 628.) 
 
 j8®= For notices of the author, see Biography (p. 206). 
 
 Tourgueneff (Nicolas). Economic results of emancipation of the 
 
 serfs in Russia. [In Amer. soc. sci. assoc. Trans., no. 1, 
 
 1869.] 6811.01 
 
 Tourist's map of central Europe. N. Y, 1867. 16°. 
 
 Tourist in Europe. See Putnam (Geo. P.) 1838 942.20 
 
 Tourmaline (The). See Hamlin (A. C.) 1873 4113.08 
 
 Tousey (Sinclair). Papers from over the water ; 
 
 letters from Europe. N. Y, 1869. 12°. . 944.17 
 Toussaint (Francois Vincent). Manners. 3d ed. 
 
 {anon.] From the French. L., 1752. 12°. 5435.36 
 Toussaint L'Ouverture. See Biography (p. 206). 
 Toussenel (Alphonse). Passional zoology. Tr. by 
 
 M. E. Lazarus. N. Y., 1852. 12°. . . . 4722.12 
 Tovey (Charles). Champagne : its history, manufac- 
 
 facture, properties, etc. L., 1870. 12°. . 3931.32 
 
 Toward the strait gate. See Burr (E. F.) 1875 3626.16 
 
 Tower of London. See London (Tower of, p. 716), 
 
 Towle (George Makepeace). American society. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1870. 8° 1132.03 
 
 — Beaconsfield. N. Y., 1878. 16°. . . . .3051.16 
 
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 Same. Principalities of the Danube : Servia 
 
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 — History of Henry V., king of England. N. Y., 
 
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 — Young folks series. Voyages and adventures of 
 
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 Town (Ithiel). Atlantic steamships : on navigating 
 
 the Ocean with steamships of large tonnage. 
 
 New York, 1838. 12° 5091.01 
 
 Town (The). See Hunt (J. H. Leigh). ....... 2633.08 
 
 Town officer. See Freeman (S.) 1799 6634.06 
 
 Towiie (Rev. Edward C.) Question of hell, an essay 
 
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 1873. 16° 3551.20 
 
 — Memorial of Eev. Theodore Tebbets : sermon, Medford, Feb. 
 
 8, 1863. Boston, 1863. 8° 3631.06 
 
 — Unitarian fellowship and liberty : letters to H. W. Bellows, 
 
 D.D. Cambridge, 1866. 8° 3631.10 
 
 Towneley mysteries. L., Surtees soc, 1846. 8°. 5116.04 
 Townend (Wm.) The descendants of the Stuarts. 
 
 2d ed. London, 1858. 8° 3166.22 
 
 Towns. T5rerda.no (Lujo). On the history and de- 
 velopment of guilds. L., 1870. 8°. . .5933.03 
 
 Sec also Law (Municipal corporations, p. 689) ; — Cities 
 (p. 270) ; also Fraser's mag., n. s., v. 6, 1872 (Disadvantages 
 of living in small communities, by A. K. H. Boyd). 
 
 Townsend (Calvin). Analysis of letter-writing, with 
 examples of business letters. N. Y, 1873. 12°. 
 
 Townshend (Charles). See Biography (p. 206). 
 
 Townshend (Rev. Chauncey Hare). Facts in mes- 
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 — Religious opinions. Publ. by Charles Dickens. 
 
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 — Ecclesiastical and civil history philosophically con- 
 
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 christians. 2 v. London, 1847. 8°. . 3423.08 
 
 — The (Edipus Bomanus : an attempt to prove that 
 
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 during the war. N. Y., 1866. 12°. . . 631.03 
 
 — The new world compared with the old. Hartford, 
 
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 London, [1872.] 8° 6623 09 
 
 Townsend (Geo. H.) Every-day book of modern 
 
 literature. Short readings. L., 1870. 8°. 6331 15 
 
 — Handbook of the year 1868. L., 1869. 12°, 
 
 — Manual of dates. London, 1862. sm. 8°, 
 
 — William Shakespeare not an impostor. 
 
 English critic, [anon.] L., 1827. 16 c . . 
 Townsend (John K.) Extracts from journal during a journey 
 across the Eocky mountains, in 1834. [In Waldie library 
 V. 6, 1835.] . . . 5078.20 
 
 Townsend (John). Treatise on slander and libel, 
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 Townshend (L. P.) Some account of gen. B. Venables. Lon- 
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 Townsend (Luther Tracy, D.D. ) The supernatural 
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 — Art of speech, v. 1. N. Y., 1880. 16°. . 6332.23 
 
 V. 1. Studies in poetry and prose. 
 
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 — God-man : search and manifestation. Boston 
 
 1872. 12= 3613.21 
 
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 — The sword and garment. [Art of preaching. 1 
 
 Boston, 1871. 16° 3613 15 
 
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 1865. 8° 6612.16 
 
 Townsend (Mrs. Mary Ashley). [' Xariffa,' pseud.) 
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 1857. 12° 265.23 
 
 Townsend (P. S., 31. D.) Memoir on the Bahama 
 
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 Townsend (Wm. C.) Lives of twelve eminent judges 
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 Contents : v. 1. Butler. Lord Kenyon. Lord Alvanley. 
 
 Lord Loughborough. Sir Yicary Gibbs. Lord EUenbor- 
 
 ough. Erskine. 2. Erskine, concluded. Lord Eedesdale. 
 
 Sir W. Grant. Lord Tenterden. Stowell. Eldon. 
 
 — Memoirs of the House of Commons, 1688-1832. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1844. 8° 494.09 
 
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 Edin.. [1870.] 16° 491.03 
 
 Toxicology. See Medicine (Poisons, p. 765). 
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 Toynbee ( Gapt. — ). On the phys. geography of the 
 Atlantic, between 20° N. and 10° S. and 10° to 
 
 40° W. London, 1876. 8°. 913.23 
 
 Toynbee (Joseph!. Diseases of the ear. With a 
 
 a supplement, by James Hinton. L., 1868. 8°. 
 
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 1877.) 3941.31 
 
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 N. Y. 1877. 16°. [Literature primers ] 912 27 
 
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 £» (^^n^r^gi^-tH 
 
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 THr^L f eHar . l8i ^^oeUany;_ Somers (John), 'collection. 
 Tracts for priests and people. By various writers. 
 
 Boston, 1862. 12° 36ii 01 
 
 Tw.,„» ^°''VT F ™. Contents, see Biblical and relig. lit.,' (p. 93).' 
 Tracts for the times. By members of the University 
 ot Oxford. 6 v. London, 1839-41. 8°. 3613 09 
 Tracts illustrative of the traditionary and hist, anti- 
 quities of Scotland. Edin., 1836. 8°. . 496 03 
 Tracy (A. L. O. Destutt de). See Destutt de Tracy. 
 Tracy (Joseph). Essay on christian philosophy 
 originally publ. in the Vermont Chronicle. An- 
 
 dover, 1848. 8° 50 92.oi 
 
 — History ot the Amer. board of commissioners for 
 foreign missions. 2d ed. N. Y., 1842. 8°. 3447.27 
 Tracy (Uriah). Speech on a proposed amendment to the con- 
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 , J , l o2i c , ialT a y 9tem - tf« Moore (P.) Amer. eloquence. 
 
 v. 1, 1857.] . . . , 6325 01 
 
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 Trade and navigation of Great Britain considered. (Anon 1 
 
 2d ed. London, 1730. 12° In 5121 02 
 
 Trade circular annual for 1871, including the Amer. 
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 during 1870. N. Y, 1871. 1. 8°. . . 2775.06 
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 Tradesman's and mechanic's almanack ; or, annual repository 
 of useful information. 1830-35 6 v. London, 1830-35. 16" 
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 Traditions. See Legends (p. 694). 
 
 Trafton (Adeline). An American girl abroad. Bos- 
 ton, 1872. 12° 946.01 
 
 Tragedy of errors. See Putnam [Mary L.) 1862. . . . 1742 08 
 Tragedy of success. See Putnam (Mary L.) 1862. . . 1742 09 
 Traill (Geo. Wm.) ElemeDtary treatise on quartz 
 and opal. New ed. Edin., 1870. sm. 4°. 4112.32 
 Trail (Rev. Wm.) Literary characteristics and achieve 
 ments of the Bible. Edin., 1863. 12°. 3735.05 
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 rope, Asia, and Australia. N. Y., 1837. 12°. 922.11 
 
 — Facts ; or, at whose door does the sin (?) fof Amer. slavervl 
 lie? N.Y., 1860. 12° 5832.15 
 
 Training in theory and practice. See Maclaren (A.) . 4613.30 
 Traits of the tea-party. See Thatcher (Benj. B.) . . 3082 06 
 Trail (Russell Thacher, M. D. ) Digestion and dys- 
 pepsia. N. Y, 1873. 12° 4321.24 
 
 — The human voice. N. Y, 1875. 12°. . 6332.14 
 
 — Mother's hygienic ,hand-book. N. Y., 1874. 12°. 
 Transatlantic sketches. See James (Henry, jr.) . . . .944.26 
 Trans-Caucasia. See Countries (p. 373); also Bryce (James). 
 
 Transcaucasia and Ararat : notes of a tour, 1876. 3d ed., 
 1878 1041.26 
 
 Transcendentalism. 
 
 — Oook (J.) Boston Monday lectures : transcenden- 
 talism. 1878 3534.26 
 
 — Emerson (B. W.) In his Miscellanies, 1858 ; p. 317-349. 2524.10 
 
 — Frothingham (0. B.) Transcendentalism in New 
 England. 1876 3553.29 
 
 Note. — Reviewed in Cath. world, July, 1876 ; Contem. 
 rev., Feb., 1877 (Transcendentalism in England, NewEuer- 
 land, and India, by Henry Holbeach); International rev., 
 Nov.. 1876 (by S. Osgood). 
 
 See also Contemp. rev., July, 1877 (The transcendental 
 movement and literature, by E. Dowden); Mind, v. 3, 
 1878 (Transcendentalism, by A. J. Balfour). 
 
 &3T See also Philosophy (Idealism and transcendentalism, 
 p. 858). 
 Trans-continental tourist. See Crofutt (G. A.) 1874. . . 1134.23 
 
 Transfer of Erin (The). See Amory (T. C.) 497.27 
 
 Transit of Venus. See Astronomy ( Venus, p. 55). 
 
 Translated prophet (The). See Lowrie (J. M.) . . . . 3566.20 
 
 Translation. 
 
 — Cracroft (B.) Essays, v. 2, 1868 ; p. 102-158 2521.13 
 
 — Keole (John). On translation from dead languages. [In Ox- 
 ford prize essays, v. 3, 1836 ; p. 29-53 2541.13 
 
 — Tytler (A. F.) Essay on principles of translation. 6335.12 
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 Transmigration of souls. See Wheeler (J. T.) History of 
 India ; Hindu, etc. 1874 ; p. 72-76 ;— Garrett (J.) Classical 
 dictionary of India, 1871 ; p. 637-642, and works on Hindu- 
 ism (p. 100) and Buddhism (p. 79). In Fiction, see Mac- 
 nish (R.) The metempsychosis [in Good stories, pt. 2, and 
 Tales from Blackwood, v. 2]. 
 
 Transmission of life. See Napheys (G. H.) 1871. . . . 4331.23 
 
 Transon (Abel). Charles Fourier's theory of attract- 
 ive industry. From the French. L., 1841. 8°. 
 
 Transport voyage to the Mauritius. By the author 
 ofPaddiana. [anon.] London, 1851. 8°. 1061.14 
 
 Transportation. 
 
 — Potts [J. D.) Science of transportation. [In Amer. soc. BCi. 
 
 assoc. Trans., no. 2, 1870.] 6811.01 
 
 — U. S. Chief of engineers. Reports on transportation routes to 
 
 the sea-board. [In his Report, 1875, pts. 1-2.] 
 See also Railways (p. 46 and 940);— Canals (p. 40). 
 Transylvania. See Countries (p. 373). 
 Trap (The). See Gilliland (T.) 2 v. 1808 6822.23 
 
 Trapping. 
 
 — Gibson (W. H.) Complete Amer. trapper. 1876. 
 
 — Harding (S.) Amateur trapper. 1875. . . 4624.12 
 
 — Newhouse (S.) Trapper's guide. 1867. . . 4617.11 
 
 — Simms (J. R.) Trappers of New York. 1871. 4617.32 
 Traps baited with orphan ; or what Is the matter with life In- 
 surance. See Wright (E.) 6931.18 
 
 Trautwine (John C. ) New method of calculating the 
 cubic contents of excavations and embankments, 
 by the aid of diagrams. Phil., 1851. 8°. 3935.02 
 
 Travancore. See Countries (p. 373). 
 
 Travel-talk. See Language {Travel-talk, p. 681). 
 
 Traveller (The), a poem. See Goldsmith (Oliver). 1644.16;1691.30 
 
 Traveller's library (The). 25 v. L., 1856. 16°. 5075.06 
 
 Contents. 
 
 V. 1. Ferguson (R.) Swiss men and Swiss mountains. 
 Auldjo (J.) Ascent of Mont Blanc. Tschudi (F. von). 
 Sketches of nature in the Alps. 2. Gregorovius (F.) Cor- 
 sica. Barrow (J.) Tour on the continent. 3. Laing (S.) 
 Journal of a residence in Norway, 1834-36 ;— Notes of a 
 traveller. 4. Miles (P.) Rambles in Iceland. Forester (T ) 
 Rambles in Norway. 5. Custine (A. de). Russia. 6. 
 M'Culloch (J. R.) Russia and Turkey. Jermann (E.) 
 Pictures from St. Petersburg. Brooks (Shirley). Russians 
 of the south. 7. Hope (I.) Brittany and the Bible. 
 Baines (E.) Vaudois of Piedmont. Mayne (F.) Arctic 
 regions. 8. Kinglake (R.) Eothen. Hue (E. R., abbe). 
 Journey through Tartary. La Gironiere (P. P. de). The 
 Phillippines. 9. Mason IG. H.) Life with the Zulus of 
 South Africa. Hutchinson (T. J.) The Niger exploration. 
 10. Durrien (Z.) Present state of Morocco. Werne (F ) 
 African wanderings. 11. Wilberforce (E.) Brazil, with 
 notes on slavery. Hurlbut (W. H.) Pictures of Cuba. 
 12. Lanman (C.) Adventures in the wilds of America. 
 Jameson (Mrs. A. M.) Sketches in Canada. 13. Hughes 
 (W.) The Australian colonies. Ffeiffer (L.) Lady's voyage 
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 ton ; repr. from the ' Times.' Cockayne (T. O.) Life of 
 Turenne. Gleig (G. R.) The Leipsic campaign. Wagner 
 (F.) and Bodenstedt (F.) Schamyl. 15. Rogers (H.) Fuller- 
 iana. Turkey and Christendom, repr. from Edin. rev. 
 Ranke (L.) Ferdinand i. and Maximilian i. 16. Foster 
 (J.) DeFoe and Churchill. Jeffrey [Lord). Swift and Rich- 
 ardson. Macaulay (T. B.) Johnson. Piozzi (H. L.) Anec- 
 dotes of Samuel Johnson. 17. Holcroft (T.) Memoirs 
 Arago (F.) History of my youth. Hayward (A.) Chester^ 
 field and Selwyn. 18. Smith (Sydney). Writings 19-20 
 Macaulay (T. B.) Essays. 21. Porter (Jane). Sir Edward 
 Seaward's narrative of his shipwreck. Souvestre (E ) 
 Confessions of a working man ;— Attic philosopher. 22 
 Southey (R.) A love story. Addison (J.) Sir Roger de 
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 Maitre d'armes ; or eighteen months in St. Petersburg. 
 23. Our coal and coal-pits : the people in them, etc. 
 Cornwall ; its mines and miners. 24. Kemp (T. L ) 
 Natural history of creation ;— Indications of instinct 
 Wilson (G.) Electricity and the electric telegraph : with 
 the chemistry of the stars. 25. Carlisle [Earl of). Lec- 
 tures and addresses. Conybeare (W. J.) Mormonism 
 London in 1860-61. Spencer (H.) Railway morals and 
 railway policy. Stark (A.) Printing : its origin, history, etc. 
 Travelling bachelor. See Cooper (J. F.) 1856. . . 1074 17 
 
 Travels. Sec Countries (p. 285-384), for travels in particular 
 countries ;— Geography, travels, and voyages (p. 668—672) 
 for collections oj voyages and travels, for voyages round the 
 world, and for works on the art of travel, biblioaravhv of 
 travel, etc. * J 
 
 Travels in the air. See Glaisher (James), and other: . 8927 20 
 Travels of an Irish gentlemau in search of a religion See 
 
 Moore (T.) " 3675 ,„ 
 
 Travels West [in the V. 8.] See Minturn (Wm.) . . 111427 
 Travels with a donkey in the Cevennes. See Stevenson (R. L.) 
 
 1879. .. ^ 96*2.33 
 
 Travis (Henry, M. D. ) Moral freedom reconciled 
 with causation. London, 1865. 8°. 5435.35 
 
 Treadwell (Daniel M.) Catalogue of books and 
 pamphlets belonging to D. M. T. rel. to the 
 great civil war. Brooklyn, 1874. 8°. . 634. '.'6 
 
 Treadwell (John H.) Manual of pottery and porce- 
 lain for American collectors. N. Y., 1872. 8°. 
 
 Tread-wheel. Good [J. M.) Letter on the tread-wheel, as an 
 instrument of prison discipline. 1824. [In Pamphleteer 
 V. 23.] 5058.23 
 
 Treasure-trove. Faussett [T. G.) On the present state of the 
 law of " treasure-trove." [In Archaeological jour., v. 22.1 
 
 — Irving (G. V.) On treaBure-trove. [In British arch, assoc. 
 
 Journal, v. 15.] 1461.15 
 
 Treasure-trove series. See Fiction (p. 628). 
 
 Treasures of the earth. See Jones (Wm.) 1868. . . . 3933 63 
 
 Treasury of Bible knowledge. See Ayres (John). 1868. . 3721.18 
 
 Treasury of botany. See Lindley (John). 1866 491442 
 
 Treasury of geography . See Hughes (W.) 1867 932J9 
 
 Treasury of languages. Rudimentary dictionary of universal 
 
 philology. London, [1873]. 12° 6411.05 
 
 Treasury of natural history. See Maunder (8.) 1869. . . 4717 06 
 
 Treasury of similes. See Cawdray (R.) 1867 3598.20 
 
 Treasury of thought. SeeBallou (M. M.) 1872 6217.15 
 
 Treasury of travel and adventure, [anon.] N. Y 
 
 1865. 12° 921.11 
 
 Treat . (Edmund B. ) National political manual. 
 
 N. Y., 1872. 12°. 5723.11 
 
 Treat (Mary). Chapters on ants. N. Y., 1879. 32°. 
 Treaties. 
 
 — Chalmers (G.) Collection of treaties between 
 
 Gt. Britain and other powers, 1259-1788. 2 v 
 
 1790 453.07 
 
 4®- See also United States [Foreign relations, treaties, etc., 
 p. 383 of this catalogue). 
 
 Treatise on terrestrial magnetism, [anon.]. Edin., 
 and London, 1871. 8° 4026.13 
 
 Treatment of our domesticated dogs. By Magenta 
 [■pseudon. ] Edin., and London, 1868.16°. 4617.30 
 
 Trebellius Pollio. See Augustan historians (p. 57.) 
 
 Trebizond. See Countries [Trebizond, p. 373). 
 
 Tredgold (Thomas). Elementary principles of car- 
 pentry. Ke vised from the original ed. and 
 partly rewritten, by J. T. Hurst. L., 1871. 12°. 
 
 - — Carpentry and joinery. See Kobison (R.) and Tredgold (T.) 
 
 — ed. Tracts on hydraulics [by] Smeaton, Venturi, 
 
 and Dr. Young. With notes. London, 1826. 8°. 
 
 — Treatise on steam engines. 3 v. London, 1852. 4°. 
 Tree worship, and Tree of life. 
 
 — Arraes (D. M. ) Arbor vitae, etc. 1683. . . 4322.27 
 
 — Fergusson (J.) "Tree and serpent worship. 1869. 
 
 — Mannhardt (W.) Wald-und Feldkulte. 2 v. Ber- 
 
 lin, 1875. 8° 3817.46 
 
 Contents : v. 1 . Der Baumkultus der Germanen und 
 ihrer Nachbarstamme. 2. Antike Wald-und Feldkulte. 
 
 — Piper (— ). The tree of life. [In Journal of sacred lit., v. 32, 
 
 34, 36, 1864-66.] 
 
 See also Journal of sacred lit., v. 1, 1848, p. 290-294 
 (Sacred trees, by J. Kitto): v. 29, 1862 ; v. 30, 1863 (Sacred 
 trees, by H. C. Barlow). 
 
 Trees. See Botany [Trees and shrubs, p. 226);— Forests (p. 664-6): 
 also 
 
 — Lasleit ( T. ) Timber and timber trees, native and 
 
 and foreign. 1875 6135.12 
 
 — United Stales. Commissioner of agriculture Keporfc 
 
 upon forestry, by F. B. Hough. 1878. . 6136.21 
 See also Atlantio monthly, v. 6, 1860 (Among the trees) : 
 v. 21, 1868 (Beauty of trees, by W. Flagg): Pop. sol. monthly 
 July, 1873 (Longevity of trees, by E. Lewis): Quar. rev., 
 July, 1876 (Ornamental and useful tree-planting). 
 
 Trees (tji art). See Fine arts [Trees, p. 548). 
 
 Trees, plants, and flowers. See Baily (W. L.) 1870. . .4715.07 
 
 Tre'gance (Louis). Adventures in New Guinea : nar- 
 rative of nine years in captivity. Ed., with 
 introd., by H. Crocker. L., 1876. 13°. 1062.20 
 
 Tregelles (Samuel Prideaux). The Jansenists. Lon- 
 don, 1851. 16°. 3434.17 
 
 — Lecture on the historic evidence of the authorship 
 
 and transmission of the books of the New Testa- 
 ment. London, 1852. 12°. 3745.04 
 
 Tregortha (J.) News from the invisible world. New 
 ed. Manchester, 1823. 8° 3812.35 
 
 Treitsohke (Heinrich Gotthard von). What we de- 
 maud from France. From the German. Lon- 
 don, 1870. 12° 526.02 
 
 Trelawny (Edward James). Recollections of the last 
 days of Shelley and Byron. B., 1858. 16°. 3163.08 
 
 Trelawney papers ; ed. by W. D. Cooper. London, Camden soc. 
 miscel., v. 2. 1853. 4° 6113.09 
 
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TREMENHEERE- TROLLOPE 
 
 1051 
 
 Crusades. 
 Earlier schoolmen 
 Hildebrand. 
 Hns and Bohemia. 
 Mendicant orders. 
 
 — Notes on the miracles. 
 
 — Notes on the parables. 
 
 Tremenheere (Hugh Seymour). Constitution of the 
 United States compared -with our own. Lon- 
 don, 1854. 8° 5731.19 
 
 Notes during a tour through the U. S., and Canada. 
 
 London, 1852. 12° 1072.07 
 
 — Political experience of the ancients in its bearing 
 
 upon modern times. L., 1852. 16°. . 5717.18 
 Trench (Capt. F., F.li.O.S.) The Russo-Indian ques- 
 tion. With a sketch of Central Asiatio politics. 
 
 London, 1869. 12° 5727.19 
 
 Trench (Mrs. Melisina Chenevix). Remains. Ed. 
 
 by R. C. Trench. London, 1862. 8°. 3173.20 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 116, 1862. 
 
 Trench (Richard Chenevix, abp. of Dublin). Calderon, 
 
 his life and genius. N. Y., 1856. 12°. 1714.15 
 
 — Commentary on the Epistles to the Seven churches 
 
 in Asia: Revelation n. ni. N.Y, 1863. 12°. 3756.18 
 
 — English past and present. N.Y., 1855. 12°. 6425.26 
 
 — Fitness of the Holy Scripture for unfolding the 
 
 spiritual life of men. n. Christ the desire of 
 all nations, or the unconscious prophecies of 
 heathendom. Hulsean lectures. Phil., 1856. 
 12° 3614.04 
 
 — Gustavus Adolphus. Social aspects of the 30 years' 
 
 war : two lectures. L., 1865. 16°. . . 544.14 
 
 — Household book of English poetry. With notes. 
 
 2d ed. London, 1870. 12° 1693.33 
 
 — Lectures on medieval church history. N. Y., 1878. 
 
 8° 3435.22 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Monasticism. 
 
 Pope and Hohenstaufen. 
 
 Sects of Middle ages. 
 
 Waldenses. 
 
 Wiclif. 
 
 N. Y, 1857. 8°. 3614.05 
 N. Y, 1857. 8°. . 3614.06 
 
 — On the authorized version of the New Testament. 
 
 N. Y, 1858. 12° 3721.08 
 
 Same. In connection with proposals for its re- 
 vision. N. Y, 1873. 8° 3746.22 
 
 — On the lessons in proverbs. N. Y., 1856. 12°. 
 
 — On the study of words. N. Y., 1858. 12°. 6434.09 
 
 — Plutarch, his life, his Lives, and his Morals. Four 
 
 lectures. London, 1873. 16° 3145.20 
 
 — Sacred Latin poetry, chiefly lyrical, selected ; with 
 
 notes and introd. London, 1849. 16°. . 3765.07 
 
 — Select glossary of English words. N. Y., 1859. 12°. 
 
 — Sermons. N. Y, 1858. 12° 3614.07 
 
 — Sermons preached in Westminster Abbey. 2d ed. 
 
 London, 1861. 8° 3614.08 
 
 — Shipwrecks of faith : three sermons. L., 1867. 16 . 
 
 — Some deficiencies in our English dictionaries : substance of 
 
 two papers read before the Philological soc, Nov. 5, 19, 
 1857. 2d ed. enl. Added a letter from H. Coleridge on the 
 society's new Engl, dictionary. L., 1860. 8°. 6443.10;6425.27 
 
 — Studies in the gospels. 2d ed. L., 1867. 8°. 3614.12 
 
 — The Subjection of the creature to vanity : sermons, 
 
 Lent, 1863. Cambridge, (Eng.,) 1863. 16°. 3614.11 
 
 — Synonyms of the New Testament. N. Y., 1857-64. 12 
 
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 Trench (W. Steuart). Realities of Irish life. Boston, 
 
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 Trenchard (John). Short history of standing armies m Eng- 
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 Trenck (Friedrich, baron von der). Life, adventures, 
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 and Hegel, by T. W. Harrison); v. 7, 1873 (T. as opponent 
 of Hegel, by A. Vera); New Englander, Apr., 1874 (Tren- 
 delenberg, by G. S. Morris). .... * 
 
 Trentowski (Ferdinand Beonislas). Introd. to logic, treating oi 
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 Trenton Falls. See Countries (p. 373). 
 Trescot (Wm. Henry). Diplomacy of the revolution. 
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 — Diplomatic history of the administration of Wash- 
 
 ington and Adams, 1789-1801. Boston, 1837. 8°. 
 Trevelyan (George Otto). The Competition wallah. 
 
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 Note.— Papers on British rule in India. 
 
 — The Ladies in parliament, and other pieces. [Po- 
 ems]. Cambridge, 1869. 12° 1693.28 
 
 — - Life and letters of Macaulay. 2 v. N. Y, 1876. 
 8° 3118.12 
 
 Treyelyan papers, 670-1643. Ed. by J. P. Collier. 
 3 v. London, Camden soc, v. 67, 84, 105, 1857- 
 1872. 4° 5113. 21; 38 
 
 Trevithick (Francis). Life of Richard Trevithick, 
 [1735-1833]. 2 v. London, 1872. 8°. . 3172.25 
 
 Trevor (Hon. Arthur). Life and times of William m, 
 king of England, and statholder of Holland. 2 v. 
 London, 1835. 8° 3185.26 
 
 Trevor (Edward), pseud. SeeBulwer Lytton (Robert). 
 
 Trial of the British soldiers for the murder of Crispus 
 Attucks, [and others], Nov. 27, 1770. Boston, 
 1824. 12° 681.06 
 
 Trial of the Unitarians, for a libel on the Christian religion. 
 [anon.] London, 1830. 12° 3615.10 
 
 Trials. See Law (Trials, p. 691). 
 
 Trials of a mind in its progress to Catholicism. See Ives (L. S.) 
 1864 3562.35 
 
 Tribune essays. See Congdon (0. T.) 1869 6726.14 
 
 Tribune popular science. Boston, 1874. 8°. 3608.01 
 
 Trichina. See Medicine (Parasites and worms, p. 764). 
 
 Tricolored sketches in Paris, 1851. [anon.] N. Y., 
 1855. 12° 961.20 
 
 Trigonometry. See Mathematics (p. 749). 
 
 Trilobites. See Natural history {Crustacea, p. 807); also Salter 
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 Trimble (E. J.) "Chart of general literature. Phil., 
 1876. fol 2757.07 
 
 Trimble (Isaac P.) A treatise on the insect enemies 
 of fruit and fruit trees. The curculio and the 
 apple moth. N. Y., 1868. 1. 8°. . . . 4628.09 
 
 Trimble (Wm. A.) See Campbell (J. W.) Biogr. sketches. 3245.16 
 
 Trimester (A) in France and Swisserland, in 1820. 
 By an Oxonian. \anon.] L., 1821. 8°. 963.27 
 
 Trinal (Theophilus), pseud. See Lynch (T. T.) . . . . 3172.29 
 
 Trinidad. See Countries (p. 373). 
 
 Trinity church, New York city. Berrian (W.) Hist. 
 
 sketch of. 1847 3456.18 
 
 Old New York and Trinity Church. [In New York hist. soc. 
 
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 of 'Some remarks on the memorial and remonstrance. 
 N. Y.,1785. 12°.' 
 
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 By a citizen of New York. [N. Y., 1857. 8°.] . . . 3456.23 
 Note.— No title page. 
 
 Tripp (Alonzo). Crests from the ocean-world. [France, 
 Belgium, and England.] B., 1846. 12°. 943.20 
 
 Trip to Mexico, in 1849-50. By a barrister, [anon.] 
 London, 1851. 12° 1152.07 
 
 Trips in the life of a locomotive engineer, [anon.] 
 N. Y, 1863. 12° lu2 -}? 
 
 Tristan. Recueil de ce qui reste des poemes relatifs 
 a ses aventures. Composes en francois, en anglo- 
 normand, et en grec dans les 12 et 13 siecles. 
 Publie par F. Michel. 3 v. Londres, 1856. 16°. 
 
 — Tristan and Isalde. [In Simrock (K.) Die deutschen Volks- 
 
 biicher, v. 4.] • • • ■ • • ■ • ™ 6 ™ 
 
 Tristram (Henry Baker). The great Sahara. Lon- 
 don, 1860. 12° .• • • 1083.20 
 
 — Land of Israel : travels in Palestine. 3d ed., re- 
 
 vised. London, 1876. 8° • 1053.23 
 
 — Land of Moab. With a chapter on the Persian 
 
 palace of Mashita, by J. Fergusson. Map and 
 fllus. N. Y, 1873. 12° 1053.21 
 
 — Topography of the Holy Land. L., 1871. 12°. 
 
 — Winter ride in Palestine. [In Galton (F.) Vacation tourists. 
 
 Triumphs of enterprise. See Fart'on' ( James). . .. .3265 15 
 iroeltsch (Prof. von). Surgical diseases of the ear 
 L., New Sydenham soc, 1874. 8°. . • "^.W 
 TrogonUUe. 'Gould (J.) Monograph ot the. 1838 
 TroiaBritanica. See Heywood (T.) 1609 . . . . . • 1653^2 
 Troll (Uno von). Letters on Iceland. 2d ed. Lon- 
 don, 1780. 8° • • • n *°:Z 
 
 Same. [In Pinkerton (J.) Voyages, y 1.] ... Mb.m 
 
 Troilus and Oressida. See Shakspere (William). 
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 British sports and pastimes. 
 
 Trollope (Anthony)^ British sports ana F^nf' 
 London, 1868. 8°. . • • • • • • • • 
 
 - New South Wales and Queensland. L., If 
 
 — North America. 2 v. Phil., 1862. li ■ 
 
 1074.18 
 
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 TROLLOPE- -TS 10 LOG- Y 
 
 Trollope (Anthony), continued. 
 
 — [Novels.] See Fiction class-list (p. 529.) 
 
 — South Australia and Western Australia. New ed. 
 
 London, 1875. 12° 1062.17 
 
 — Thackeray. N. Y., 1879. 12° 3171.08 
 
 — Victoria and Tasmania. New ed. L., 1875. 12°. 
 
 — The West Indies and the Spanish Main. N. Y., 
 
 1860. 12° 1162.21 
 
 Trollope (Edward). Notices of ancient and medieval labyrinths. 
 
 [//i Archseological journal, v. 15.] 1463.09 
 
 Trollope {Mrs. Frances).' Domestic manners of the 
 
 Americans. London, 1832. 8°. . . . 1074.21 
 
 — [Novels.] See Fiction class-list (p. 529). 
 
 — Vienna and the Austrians, with some account of a 
 
 journey through Swabia, Bavaria, The Tyrol, 
 and the Salzbourg. 2 v. L., 1838. 8°. . 966.17 
 
 Trollope (Theodosia, 1st wife of T. A.) Social as- 
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 don, 1861. 8°. 533.18 
 
 Trollope (Thomas Adolphus). A decade of Italian 
 women. 2 v. London, 1859. 12°. . . . 3262.28 
 Contents: v. 1. St. Catherine of Siena. Caterina Sforza. 
 Vittoria Colonna, marchioness of Peschiera. 2. Tullia 
 d'Aragona. Olyrnpia Fulvia Morata, poetess. Isabella An- 
 dreini, actress aud poetess. Biaaca Cappello, wife of Cos- 
 mo de' Medici, and grand duchess of Tuscany. Olympia 
 Pamfili. Elizabetta Sirani, painter and engraver. Maria 
 Madalena Morelli, " La Corilla," improvisatrice. 
 
 — Filippo Strozzi : a hist, of the last days of the old 
 
 Italian liberty. L., 1870. 12° 3165.29 
 
 — Girlhood of Catherine de' Medici. L., 1856. 12°. 
 
 — History of Florence, to the fall of the republic in 
 
 1531. 4 v. London, 1865. 8° 53101 
 
 Note— Reviewed in Fortn. rev., v. 4. 1866. 
 
 — [Novels.] See Fiction class-list (p. 529). 
 
 — Paul the pope and Paul the friar. L., 1861. 8°. 
 
 — Story of the life of Pius ix. Detroit, 1877. 12°. 
 
 — A Summer in Brittany. 2 v. L., 1840. 8°. 963.02 
 
 — Wanderer in Italy, Switzerland, France, and Spain. 
 
 London, 1850. 8° 944.03 
 
 See critical notice of his writings in Atlantic, v. 20, 1867 
 
 (by H. T. Tuckerman) ; and Blackw. mag., v. 93, p. 84-99. 
 Trollope {Mrs. Thomas Adolphus) See Fiction class list (p. 629). 
 Trollope (Wm. ) Analecta theologica : commentary 
 
 on the New Testament. 2 v. L., 1842. 8°. 3747.09 
 Trollopiad (The). See Shelton (F. W.) 
 Tropical climates. See Medicine (Climate, p. 756). 
 
 Tropical nature. See Wallace (A. R.) 1878 4737.18 
 
 Troppmann and Bonaparte. In Morse (J. T.,j'r.) Famous trials. 
 
 1874 5611.19 
 
 Trotter (Alexander). Observations on the financial 
 position and credit of states of the North Amer. 
 Union. London, 1839. 8° 5925.21 
 
 Trotter (Coutts). Principles of currency and ex- 
 changes applied to the Report [on] the high 
 price of gold bullion, etc. 2d ed. L., 1810. 8°. 
 
 Trotter (John Bernard). Memoirs of the latter years 
 of Charles James Fox. Phil. , 1812. 8°. 3056.23 
 
 Trotter (Lionel James). History of India to the 
 present day. London, [n. d] 12°. . . 1036.12 
 
 — History of the British empire in India, 1844-62. A 
 
 sequel to Thornton. 2 v. L., 1866. 8°. 1036.08 
 
 — Studies in biography. L, 1865. 8°.. . 3265.08 
 
 Contents Mahomet. Thomas a Becket. Frederic n. of 
 
 Germany. Savonarola. Bacon and his new apologist. 
 William Pitt. Sheridan. 
 
 Trotter (Thomas). Essay on drunkenness. Boston, 
 1813. 12° 4342.10 
 
 Trotting horse of America. See Woodruff (Hiram). . ,4617.23 
 Troubadoars. See Literature [Provencal, p. 711); also Huefer 
 
 (F.) The Troubadours, 1878 2725.13 
 
 Troubat (Francis J.) Law of commandatory and 
 
 limited partnership in the TJ. S. Phil., 185.3. 8°. 
 Troubles of our catholio forefathers. See Morris (J.) 3427.08 
 Troup (George Mcintosh). Harden {E J.) Life of. 
 
 1859 3174.02 
 
 Trousseau (Armand). Lectures on clinical medicine. 
 
 Tr. by P. V. Bazire, and J. B. Cormack. V. 1-3. 
 
 London, New Sydenham soc, 1868-70. 8°. 4303.02 
 Trout culture. See Fish-culture (p. 650). 
 Trouveres. See Literature {Provencal, p. 711). 
 Trowbridge (David). Ancient fort and burial-ground, Tompkins 
 
 co.. New York. [In Smith, report, 1863.] .... 3936.18 
 Trowbridge (John Townsend). The ferry-boy and 
 
 the financier, [anon.] Boston, 1864. 16°. 3036.21 
 
 — [Novels and tales.] See Fiction (p. 529). . 
 
 — The South : a tour of its battle-fields and ruined 
 
 cities. Hartford, 1866. 8° 1113.17 
 
 Trowbridge (Wm, P.) Profession of the mechanical or dynami- 
 cal engineer : inaug. address before the Sheffield scientific 
 school of Yale college, Oct. 5, 1870. Phil., 1871. 8°. 5521.19 
 Troy. See Countries (p. 373). 
 Troy young mens association, Catalogue. Troy, 
 
 1859. 8° 2714.23 
 
 Troyon (Frederic). Crania Helvetica. [In Smith, report, 1864.] 
 
 Lacustrian cities of Switzerland. [In Sm. rep., 1861.] 3936.16 
 
 Troyte (Charles A. W. ) Change ringing : church or 
 hand-bell ringing. 2d ed. L., 1872. 12°. 145107 
 Triibner (Nicholas). Bibliographical guide to Amer- 
 ican literature. L., 1859. 8°. . . . . 2724.13 
 Triibner & Co. Catalogue of dictionaries and gram- 
 mars of the principal languages and dialects of 
 
 the world. London, 1872. 8° 6424.27 
 
 True and the beautiful in art, etc. See Euskin (J.) 1868. 1411.08 
 
 True, beautiful, and good. See Cousin (V.) 1412.06 
 
 True republic (A). See Stickney (A.) 1879. ..... 7526.28 
 
 True stories of the days oi Washington. N. Y., 1861. 12. 
 True story of my life. See Andersen (H. C.) 1847. . . 3013.27 
 True tragedy of Bichard, duke of York. London, 
 
 Shak. soc, 1843. 8° 1756.15 
 
 Trueba y la Quintana (Antonio de, 5. 1821). El Cid 
 Campeador. Leipzig, 1861. 12°. . . . 7216.28 
 
 — Las hijas del Cid. Leipzig, 1852. 12°. . . 7216.30 
 
 — El Libro de los cantares. Leipzig, 1860. 12°. 
 Truffles. See Gentl. mag., Dec, 1877 (article by W. Oollett- 
 
 Sandars). . 
 
 Trumbull (Benj.) General history of the United 
 States : 1492-1792. v. 1, 1492-1765. B., 1810. 8°. 
 Note.— No more published. 
 
 — History of Connecticut, 1630 to 1764. 2 v. New 
 
 Haven, 1818. 8° 652.04 
 
 Trumbull (Henry). History of the Indian wars. 
 
 Newed. Phil., 1848. 8° 557.05 
 
 Trumbull (James Hammond, LL.D.) The origin of 
 
 M'Fingal. [With Gage's proclamation, by J. 
 
 Trumbull.] Morrisania, 1868. 8°. . . 1693.31 
 Note.— Repr. from Hist, mag., Jan., 1868. 
 
 — True-blue laws of Counecticut and New Haven 
 
 and the false blue-laws invented by Samuel Pe- 
 ters. Added, specimens of the laws of other col- 
 onies and some blue laws of England in the 
 reign of James I. Hartford, 1876. 12°. 5621.27 
 Trumbull (John, LL.D.) M'Fingal: an epic poem. 
 Introd. and notes, by B. J. Lossing. N. Y., 
 1864. 16°. 1694.02 
 
 — Gage's proclamation of June 12, 1775, in burlesque verse. 
 
 With notes by J. H. Trumbull. [In Trumbull (J. H.) Origin 
 ofM'Fingal.] 1693.31 
 
 — Poetical works. 2 v. in 1. Hartford, 1820. 8°. 
 
 Contents: v. 1. M'Fingal. 2. Progress of dulness. 
 Genius of America, and other poems. 
 Trumbull (Jonathan). See Biography (p. 206). 
 Trust (The) and the remittance. See Clarke (M. C.) 1874. 1631.23 
 Truth (Sojourner, a northern emancipated slave). Narrative. Bos- 
 ton, 1850. 12° 6832.15 
 
 See also Atl. monthly, v. 11, 1863 (article by H. B. Stowe). 
 
 Truth. 
 
 — Bailey (S.) Essays on the pursuit of. 1854, 6411.11 
 
 — Beallie (J.) Nature and immutability of. 5434.07 
 
 — Greg {W. R.) Truth vs. edification. [In his Lit. and social 
 
 judgments, 1868 ; p. 380-404.1 2526.20 
 
 — Helps {A.) Friends in council, v. 1 2531.28 
 
 O- See also Biblical, religious, and ecclesiastical liter- 
 ature (p. 77);— Logic (p. 815);— Philosophy, mental, moral, 
 and metaphysical (p. 851);— Opinions (p. 827);— Lying 
 (p. 722). 
 
 Truth. [A revivalist traot.] By the author of the several tracts 
 
 signed T. N. Y., 1873. 12° 3631.08 
 
 Truth, a gift for scribblers. See Snelling (W. J.) 1842. . 1685.23 
 Truth stranger than fiction. See Beecher (0. E.) 1850. . 3014.13 
 Truths for to-day. [Sermons.] See Swing (David). 1874. 3611.18 
 Tryon county, {N. T.) See Countries, etc. (p. 373). 
 Tryphiodorus. Excidium Ilii. Gr. et Lat. Ed. F. S. Lehrs. 
 [Wt&Hesiodus. Carmina. Parisiis, Didot, 1841. 8\] 7765.08 
 Taohudi (Friedrich von). Sketches of nature in the 
 
 Alps. London, 1856. 16° 5075.06 
 
 Tschudi (Johann Jacob von). Travels in Peru, 1838- 
 1842. From the German, by T. Kosb. London, 
 1847. 8° 1163.14 
 
 — and Rivero (M. E.) Peruvian antiquities. Tr. by 
 
 F. L. Hawks. New York, 1853. 8°. . . 567.04 
 Tsiology; a discourse on tea. 2d ed. L., 1827. 8°. 
 
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TUEBING-EN - TULLIDG-E 
 
 1053 
 
 Tiibingen school. See Mackay (E. W.) 1863 3572.05 
 
 Tucker (Abraham). Light of nature pursued. 2 v. 
 London, 1852. 8° 3614.13 
 
 — Man in quest of himself, by Cuthbert Comment [pseud. In 
 
 Parr (S.) Metaphysical tracts, etc. L , 1837. 8".] . 5415.15 
 Tucker (Mrs. Charlotte). [' A. L. O. E'., pseud.] House 
 
 beautiful, or the Bible museum. New York 
 
 1868. 18° 3513.28 
 
 jfcS* For her stories for the young, see Fiction (p. 529). 
 Tucker (George). History of the United States, to 
 
 1841. 4 v. Philadelphia, 1856. 8°. . . 574.16 
 
 — Laws of wages, profits, and rent, investigated. 
 
 Phil., 1837. 8° 5932.21 
 
 — Life of Thomas Jefferson. 2 v. L, 1847. 8°. 3092.09 
 
 — Progress of the United States in population and 
 
 wealth in fifty years. [1790-1840.] New York, 
 
 1833. 8° 5917.17 
 
 Tucker (Rev. H. W.) Memoir of Edward Field, 
 bishop of Newfoundland, 1844-76. London, 
 1877. 12°. 3055.25 
 
 — Memoir of the life and episcopate of George 
 
 Augustus Selwyn, D.D., bishop of New Zealand, 
 1841-69 ; bishop of Liohfield, 1867-75. 2 v. New 
 York, 1879. 8° 3158.02 
 
 Tucker (Josiah, D.D.) Four tracts, on political and 
 commercial subjects, [affecting chiefly the trade 
 with the American colonies]. 2ded. Glocester, 
 1774. 8° 5916.08 
 
 Tucker (Mrs. Mary E.) Life of Mark M. Pomeroy. 
 N. Y., 1868. 12° 3145.18 
 
 Tucker (Nathaniel Beverley). A series of lectures on 
 the science of government. Phil., 1845. 12°. 
 
 — The partisan leader. N. Y., 1861. 12°. . 262.19 
 
 Note. — The lsted. of this work was published in 1836. It 
 purports to be an ' imperfect record of what I witnessed 
 in her [Va.'s] late glorious struggle for independence.' 
 
 Tucker (Pomerov). Origin, rise, and progress of 
 
 mormonism." N. Y., 1867. 12°. . . . 3454.05 
 Tucker (T. W.) Waifs from the way-bills of an old 
 
 expressman. Boston, 1872. 16°. . . . 3926.40 
 Tucker (Win. Thornhill). A pocket dictionary of 
 
 English and Persian. L., 1850. 12°. .6422.21 
 Tuckerman (Charles K.) The Greeks of to-day. 
 
 N. Y., 1872. 12° 992.23 
 
 Tuckerman (Frederick Goddard). Poems. Boston, 
 
 1864. 16° 1694.05 
 
 Tuckerman (Henry Theodore). America and her 
 
 commentators. N. Y., 1864. 12°. . . 1074.12 
 
 — Artist-life ; or sketches of American painters. N. Y. , 
 
 1847. 12° 1415.14 
 
 — Book of the artists : American artist life, compris- 
 
 ing biographical and critical sketches. New 
 York, 1867. 8° 1415.09 
 
 — Characteristics of literature, illustrated by the 
 
 genius of distinguished men. Phil.. 1849. 12°. 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Biographer (The) : final me- 
 morials of Lamb and Keats. 
 
 Dilettante (The) : Shenstone. 
 
 Historian (The) : Macaulay. 
 
 Humorist (The) : Chas. Lamb. 
 
 Idealist (The) : John Sterling. 
 
 Moralist (The) : Wm. Ellery 
 Channing. 
 
 — Same. 2d series. Phil., 
 
 Philanthropist (The); William 
 
 Hoscoe. 
 Philosopher (The) : Sir Thos. 
 
 Browne. 
 Rhetorician (The) : Burke. 
 Scholar (The) : Mark Aken- 
 
 side. 
 Wit (The) : Jonathan Swift. 
 
 1851. 12°. . . 1*544.10 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Censor (The) : Steele. 
 Correspondent (The) : Mine. 
 
 de Sevigne. 
 Critic (The) : Wm. Hazlitt. 
 Dramatist (The) : Talfourd. 
 Magazine-writer (The) : John 
 
 Wilson. 
 Naturalist (The) : Humboldt. 
 
 ■ The Criterion ; essays, 
 
 Novelist (The) : Manzoni. 
 
 Orator (The):Edward Everett. 
 
 Philologist (The) : Home 
 Tooke. 
 
 Reformer (The) : William 
 Godwin. 
 
 Traveler (The) : Wm. Beck- 
 ford. 
 
 N. Y., 1866. 16°. 254A.09 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Actors. Holidays. Pictures. 
 
 Authors. Inns. Poachers. 
 
 Bridges. Lawyers. Sepulchres. 
 
 Doctors. Newspapers. Statues. 
 
 — Leaves from the diary of a dreamer, [anon. ] Lon- 
 don, 1853. 16° 2544.12 
 
 — Essays, biographical 
 
 1857. 8° 
 
 Contents 
 
 Addison (Joseph), the lay 
 preacher. 
 
 Audubon (John James), the 
 ornithologist. 
 
 Azeglio (M. d'), the literary 
 statesman. 
 
 Berkeley (George), christian 
 philosopher. 
 
 Boone (Daniel), the pioneer. 
 
 Brown (Charles Brockden), 
 the supernaturalist. 
 
 Campbell (Thomas), the pop- 
 ular poet. 
 
 Chateaubriand, the poet of 
 the old regime. 
 
 Chesterfield (Lord), the man 
 of the world. 
 
 Clinton (De Witt), the na. 
 tioual economist. 
 
 Constable (John), the land- 
 scape paiuter. 
 
 DeFoe (Daniel), the writer 
 for the people. 
 
 Digby (Sir Keuelm), the mod- 
 ern knight. 
 
 Franklin (Benj.), the Ameri- 
 can philosopher. 
 
 and critical. 
 
 Boston, 
 2544.15 
 
 Fulton , the mechanician. 
 
 Jeffrey (Francis), the re- 
 viewer. 
 
 Kean (Edmund), the actor. 
 
 Korner (Robert), the youth- 
 ful hero, 
 
 Lafltte (Jacques), the finan- 
 cier. 
 
 Leopardi, the sceptical genius 
 
 Lind (Jenny), the vocalist. 
 
 Morris (Gouverneur) : the 
 American statesman. 
 
 Pellico (Silvio), the Italian 
 martyr. 
 
 Savage (R.), the literary ad- 
 venturer. 
 
 Smith (Sydney), the genial 
 churchman. 
 
 Southey (R.), man of letters. 
 
 Sterne (Laurence), the senti- 
 mentalist. 
 
 Washington (George), the pa- 
 triot. 
 
 Wilkie {Sir D.), the painter 
 of character. 
 
 Williams (Roger), the toler- 
 ant colonist. 
 
 Art aud artists 
 
 Broad views. 
 
 Conversation. 
 
 Costume. 
 
 Eye-language. 
 
 Flowers. 
 
 Gold fever (The). 
 
 Hair. 
 
 Hands (A chapter on). 
 
 Humor. 
 
 Love (The rationale of). 
 
 — Poems. Boston, 1851. 
 
 — Sicily : a pilgrimage. 
 
 — Life of commodore Talbot. N. Y., 1850. 12°. 3167.13 
 
 — Life of J. P. Kennedy. N. Y., 1871. 12°. 3095.30 
 
 — Maga papers about Paris. N. Y., 1867. 16°. 963.22 
 
 — Memorial of Horatio Greenough. N. Y., 1853. 12°. 
 
 — Month in England. N. Y., 1853. 12°. . . 953.12 
 
 — The Optimist. N. Y, 1853. 12° 2544.11 
 
 Contents : 
 
 Lyric poetry 
 
 Manner. 
 
 Music. 
 
 New England philosophy. 
 
 New York colonists. 
 
 Presidential inauguration. 
 
 Profession of literature. 
 
 Social life. 
 
 Travel. 
 
 Walking. 
 
 Weather (The), 
 
 16° 1694.04 
 
 N. Y, 1852. 12°. . 972.07 
 Thoughts on the poets. N. Y, 1857. 12°. 2544.14 
 Note.— For Contents see Poetry (p. 906). 
 Tuckey (Capl. James Kingston). Narrative of an ex- 
 edition to explore the Congo, in south Africa, 
 1816. With natural history. L, 1818. 4°.109u'.05 
 Tuckey (Janet). Joan of Arc. New York, 1880. 12°. 
 Tudor (Henry). Tour in Mexico, and excursion to Cuba. [In 
 
 Waldie library, v. 3.] 5078.17 
 
 Tudor (Owen D.) Leading cases in mercantile and 
 maritime law. 2 v. Phil, 1873. 8°. . . 5646.16 
 Tudor (Richard). The decalogue viewed as the 
 Christian's law. London, 1860. 12°. .3614.16 
 Tudor (Wm., 6. 1779, d. 1830). Letters on the East- 
 ern States. N. Y., 1820. 12° 1111.18 
 
 — Life of James Otis. Boston, 1823. 8°. . .3135.10 
 
 — Oration pronounced at Boston, July 4, 1809. Bos- 
 
 ton, 1809.8° in 5093.07 
 
 Tudor dynasty. See Countries (England .- Tudors, p. 310). 
 
 Tudor princesses. See Strickland (A.) 3255.22 
 
 Tudors and the Reformation. See Creighton(M.) . . . 461.24 
 
 Tugnot de Lanoye (F.) See Lanoye (Ferdinand Tugnot de). 
 
 Tugwell (Rev. George). Manual of sea-anemones 
 found on the English coast. L, 1856. 12°. 4826.07 
 
 Tuileries (Castle of the). From the French, by F. 
 Lathrom. 2 v. London, 1803. 8°. . . 522.13 
 as- See also works on Paris (p. 356-7). 
 
 Tuke (Daniel Hack). Hlustrations of the influence 
 of the mind upon the body in health and dis- 
 ease ; designed to elucidate the action of the 
 imagination. Phila., 1873. 8°. . . . 4333.29 
 
 Insanity in ancient and modern life, with chapters 
 
 on its prevention. London, 1878. 12°. 4333.35 
 
 Manual of psychol. medicine. See Bucknill (J. C.) and Tuke 
 
 (D. H.) 4327.30 
 
 Tulk (Charles Augustus). Brief sketch of [his] life, 
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 TullidKe ( Rev. Henry). Triumphsof the Bible. New 
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 Tulloch (John, principal of St. Andrews). Beginning 
 life ; a book for young men. 9th ed. London, 
 1865. 12° 3614.18 
 
 — Christian doctrine of sin. N. Y., 1877. 12°. 36H.21 
 
 — Leaders of the reformation : Luther, Calvin, Lati- 
 
 mer, Knox. Boston, 1859. 1-2°. . . . 3132.15 
 
 — Pascal. Phil., 1878. 16°. [In Foreign classics for 
 
 English readers.] 3136.33 
 
 — Progress of religious thought in Scotland. [In Contemp. 
 
 rev., Mch., 1877.] 
 
 — Rational theology and christian philosophy in 
 
 England in the 17th century. 2 v. Edin., 1872. 8°. 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Spirit of rational inquiry in protestant- 
 ism. Course of religious opinion and parties in England 
 (1500-1625). Lord Falkland. John Hales of Eton. Chil- 
 liugworth. Jeremy Taylor. Stillingfleet. 
 
 2. Cambridge school : Benj. Whichcote, John Smith, 
 Cudworth, Henry More, aud others. 
 
 — Wigtown martyrs;— Case of the Wigtown martyrs summed 
 
 up. [In Maom. mag., Dec, 1862 ; Deo., 1870.] 
 See biogr. sketch of J. Tulloch in Dub. univ. mag;., v. 78, 
 
 187G (with portrait). 
 Tumors. See Medicine (p. 768). 
 Tunstall (Cuthbert, bp. of Durham). De arte suppu- 
 
 tandi libri quatuor. Paris, 1538. 8°. . 4011.16 
 Tupper (Ellin Isabelle). Poems, from the Swedish, 
 
 and original. London, 1872. 16°. . . 1692.36 
 Tupper (Martin Earquhar). Hymns for all nations. 
 
 Tr. into thirty languages. L., 1851. 8°. 1694.06 
 
 — Proverbial philosophy. Phil., 1846. 12°. 6214.11 
 — • Bides and reveries of the late Mr. JEsop Smith. 
 
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 — Washington : a dream. N. Y., 1876. 12°. 3181.22 
 Turberville (George). Poems. Ed. with life, by A. Chalmers. 
 
 [In O's English poets, v. 2, 1810.] 1626.02 
 
 Turf (The). See Horse-racing (p. 632). 
 
 Turgot (Arme Robert Jacques). See Biography (p. 207) ; also 
 
 Flint (R.) Philos. of hist, in France and Germany, 1876; 
 
 p. 109-115 [447.01] ; Fortn. rev., May, 1877 (Turgot in 
 
 Limousin, by John Morley). 
 
 Turkey. See Countries (p. 374) : — 
 
 also 
 
 — Baker {J.) Turkey. 1877 1034.20 
 
 — Blocliwilz (J.) The eastern question : brief history 
 
 of Turkey. With maps. 1877. . . .1033.22 
 
 — Brockelt {L. P.) The cross and the crescent ; 
 
 1876-7. . 1034.23 
 
 — Clark {EL.) Eaces of European T. 1878. 1034.25 
 
 — Creasy {E. S.) History of the Ottoman Turks. 
 
 1st Amer. ed. 1877 547.30 
 
 — Daily News. War correspondence, 1877-78 : a his- 
 
 tory of the war between Russia and Turkey. 
 2v. 1878 1033.24 
 
 — Dunn {A. J. ) Rise and decay of the rule of Islam. 
 
 1877 547.31 
 
 — Mrehi (I.) History of the Turks : with [their] 
 
 domestic manners. 2v.ini. [1855.] . 1034.21 
 
 — Freeman (F. A.) Ottoman power in Europe, its 
 
 nature, its growth, and its decline. 1877. 547.28 
 Turks in Europe. 1877 547.27 
 
 — Forsylh { W. ) The Slavonic provinces south of the 
 
 Danube : a sketch of their history and present 
 state. 1876 1034.24 
 
 — Hamlin (C.) Among the Turks. [1877.] 1033.23 
 
 — Longfellow {H. W.) Poems of places. 1878. 1667.28 
 
 — Mackenzie ((?. M.) and Irby (A. P.) Travels in the 
 
 Slavonic provinces of l'urkey-in-Europe. 1033.20 
 
 — Norman (C. B.) Armenia, and the campaign of 
 
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 — O'Connor {J. D.) History of Turkey, and the 
 
 causes of the war of 1877. 2d ed. 1877. 1036.29 
 
 — Poole {Mrs. S. L., and daughter). Twenty years' 
 
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 S. L. Poole. 1878 997.20 
 
 — Russell {F. 8.) Russian wars with Turkey, past 
 
 and present. 2d ed. 1877 1031.26 
 
 — Woodman {C. H. ) and Towle (<?. M.) Northern and 
 
 Asiatio defenses of Turkey. 1877. . , 996.26 
 See also Coutem. rev., Dec, 1876 (Eastern question : 
 Turkey and BuBsia) ; Feb., 1877 (English people in rela- 
 tion to the eastern question, by E. A. Freeman) ; Mch., 
 1877 (Turkisn invasions of Europe in 1670-83. Sobieski's 
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 1877 (The slaveowner and the Turk, by Goldwin Smith) ; 
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 son) ; Oct., 1876 (England aud Turkey, by R. Congreve) ; 
 Sept., 1876 (T. in Europe, by A. Eutson) ; Fraser's mag., 
 Dec, 1876 (Notes ou the Turks, by Edwin De Leon) ; Int. 
 rev., Sept., 1876 (Abdul-Aziz and his successors) ; Lond. 
 quar. rev., Jan., 1879 (The people of Turkey) ; New month- 
 ly mag., v. 9, 1876 (Turkey: its natural history and re- 
 sources ; 4 articles, by W. F. Ainsworth) ; Nineteenth 
 century, Jan., 1877 (Passing events in Turkey, by Strat- 
 ford de Redcliffe) ; Quar. rev., Oct., 1876 (Turkish empire); 
 Westm. rev., Jan., 1877 (The Turkish question) : Ed. rev., 
 Jan., 1877 (T. and Russia) ; July, 1877 (The Russians in 
 Asia Minor); Oct., 1877 (The Russian invasion of Turkey). 
 
 Turkish spy. See Marana (G. P.) 1734 451.08 
 
 Turkish tales. Contes turcs, par Chec Zade. Tr. par A. Galland. 
 [In Cabinet des fees, v. 16. 1786.] 7052.16 
 
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 1822. 8° 3012.25 
 
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 Turnbull (Peter Evan). Austria. 2 v. L., 1840. 8°. 
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 Turnbull (Robert). The genius of Italy. N. Y., 
 
 1849. 12° 972.15 
 
 — Life pictures : from a pastor's note-book. N. Y., 
 
 1857. 12° 3614.19 
 
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 1850. 8° 673329 
 
 — Speech at the celebration of the states rights and the nee 
 
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 on the construction of the piers of the aqueduct 
 
 of the Alexandria canal, 1835-40. Wash., 1873. 4°. 
 Turner {Rev. Charles Tennyson). Small tableaux. 
 
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 Turner. 
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 ton); — Nineteenth century, Sept., 1879 (Article by J. Sped- 
 
 ding). 
 
 Turner (C. E.) Studies in Russian literature. [In Fraser's mag., 
 V. 15-16, 1877.J 
 
 Turner {Rev. Dawson Wm.) Analysis of the history 
 of Germany. 3d ed. L„ 1872. 18°. . . 514.22 
 
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 Turner (George. Communications of the Holy Spirit of God. 
 
 [With Brothers(J.) Prophecies. Loudon, 1795. 8°.] 3524.23 
 Tumor (Hatton). Astra castra : experiments and ad- 
 ventures in the atmosphere. L., 1865. 4°. 3927.21 
 Turner (Hawes). Canterbury chimes. See Storr (Francis) and 
 
 Turner (H.) 1631.30 
 
 Turner (John Mallord Wm. ) Liber fiuviorum ; or 
 river scenery of France ; with descriptive letter- 
 press by Leitch Ritchie, and biogr. sketch by A. 
 A. Watts. London, 1857. 1. 8°. . . . 14-16.27 
 
 — Liber studiorum, reproduced in autotype from 
 
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 — and others. Antiquarian and picturesque tour 
 
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 also 
 
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 by P. Cunningham. 1852 1446.05 
 
 — Hamerton {P. G.) Life of J. M. W. T. 1879. 3172.32 
 
 — Monkhouse{W. C.) Turner. 1879. . . .3172.33 
 
 — Sweelser {M. F.) Turner. 1878 3171.29 
 
 — Wedmore (F.) Studies in Engl. art. 2d ed. 1876. . . 1433.29 
 
 See also Journal of spec, philos., Apr., 1876, p. 141-167 
 (Article by \V. E. Channing); Macm. mag., v. 25 (Turner 
 and Mulready : pffeet of certain faults of vision on paint- 
 ing, by R. Liebreith). 
 
 Turner (Joseph A.) Handbook of punctuation. 
 
 Phil., 1876. 16° 6432.23 
 
 Turner (Samuel H., D.D.) Sermon in commemoration of Bird 
 
 Wilson, D.D.) N. Y„ 1859. 8° 3175.29 
 
 Turner (Sharon). History of the Anglo-Saxons. 3 v. 
 London, 1799. 8° 454.03 
 
 — History of the manners, government, literature, 
 
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 Turner (Thomas Hudson). Domestic architecture 
 
 in England from the conquest to the end of the 
 
 13th century. Oxford, 1851. 8°. . . . 1313.01 
 
 Note.— For a Continuation, see Parker (John H.) 
 
 — Usages of domestic life in the middle ages. The dining 
 
 table. [In Archaeological journal, v. 2.] . . . .1462.16 
 Turner (Win. ) Journal of a tour in the Levant. 3 v 
 
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 Turner (Mrs. Louisa W. Ogden). The true church ; or, points 
 
 of difference between the old and new christian ohurches 
 
 N. Y., 1846. 8° 6093.04 
 
 Turner (Win. Mason). El-Khuds, the holy ; or 
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 Turning-points in life. See Arnold (Rev. F.) 1878. . . 2612.31 
 
 Turnley (Joseph). The language of the eye. Lon- 
 don, 1856. 8°. 5431.21 
 
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 1869. 8°. Nisard's Collection, etc.] 7725 09 
 
 Turpin (Francois Rene). *History of Siam. [In Pinkerton (J ) 
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 Turpin (Jean). History of Charles the great and Orlando. See 
 Kodd (Thomas) 1682.32 
 
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 — Success in life. The Artist. Cin., 1854. 12°. 1411.25 
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 Turtle (Rev. Edmund B. ) Boy's book about Indians. 
 
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 Turtle (Herbert). German political leaders. New 
 
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 Hohenlohe. Arnim. Bennigsen. Simson. Lasker. 
 Wiudthorst Loewe. Sohulze-Delitzsch. Jacoby. Has- 
 selmann. Sonnemann. Gneist. Virchow. Treitschke. 
 Sybel. 
 
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 Twelve decisive battles of the war. See Swinton (Wm.) 644.01 
 Twelve miles from a lemon. See Dodge (Mary A.) 1873. 2523.02 
 Twelve nights in a hunter's camp. See Barrows (W.) 1123.13 
 Twelve views of heaven. See Macleod (N.) and others. 3657.17 
 Twemlow (Maj: gen. George). Facts and fossils to 
 prove the deluge of Noah and modify the trans- 
 mutation system of Darwin. L., 1868. 8". 3762.11 
 
 Twenty poems. See Weeks (E. K.) 1696.28 
 
 Twenty thousand leagues under the sea. See Verne (J.) 4825.25 
 Twenty years around the world. See Vassar (J. G.) 1861. 925.09. 
 Twenty years of an African slaver. See Oanot (Th.) 1854, 6831.04 
 Twenty years of Wall street. See Smith (M. H.) . . .6922.25 
 Twenty years' residence among the people of Turkey. See 
 
 Foole ( Mrs. 8. L., and daughter). 1878 997.20 
 
 Twice round the clock. See Sala (G. A.) (1879.) . . . 953.32 
 
 Twilight hours. See Williams (Sarah). 1868 1695.33 
 
 Twining (Henry). Elements of picturesque scenery. 
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 — Philosophy of painting. L, 1849. 1.8°. 1425.09 
 Twining (Thomas). Science for the people. Lon- 
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 Twining (W. J.) Report of chief astronomer. [In Campbell 
 
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 the possessions of Gt. Britain from the Lake of the Woods 
 to the summit of the Rocky mountains. In U. S. Dept. of 
 ttate. Reports. 1878.) 1136.22 
 
 Twisden. See also Twysden. 
 
 Twisden (John Francis). Elementary introd. to 
 practical mechanics. 3d ed. L.,1868. 12°. 3924.07 
 
 — Planes, spherical trigonometry, series, logarithms, 
 
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 1055 
 
 Ohabo, £? w / re ? Ce and colla t°™l evidence. See 
 
 •P™ri™./ra ( C -» Ha °* w ""ng of Junius, ete 3088.16 
 
 Twiss (Horace). Life of Eldon. 2d ed. 3 v. Lon- 
 don, 1844. 8°. . . . 3 05< < 08 
 
 TW1SS v ( S,w a „ r f d ilV H ? r0 . i0 „ epi8tle from ' Donn " a Teresa Pinnay 
 
 m . y 1 ™J? of Mnr c'a, to Richard Twiss, Esq. Dublin 1776 16' 
 
 rwiss (I ravers). Oregon territory, its history and 
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 between the United States and Great Britain, for 
 ifiL o 6ment of a boun <iary line. New York, 
 1846. 12° 1123.29 
 
 — Law of nations considered as independent com- 
 
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 Two Americas. See Price (Sir R. L.) . . 1164 27 
 
 Two brothers, poems. See Bickersteth (E. H.) 1871. . '. 1614 IS 
 Two estates (The). See Dix (Rev. Morgan). 1872. . . . 3643 28 
 Two eventful nights, or the fallibility of "spiritualism" exposed. 
 
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 Two gentlemen of Verona. See Shakspere (William). 
 Two great books of nature and revelation. See Field (G.) 3252 11 
 Two millions, a poem. See Butler (Wm. A.) 1858. . . 1624 10 
 Two paths : lectures on art. See Ruskin (John). 1859. 1411.15 
 Two records (The). See Miller (Hugh). . ..... .8762.07 
 
 Two Sicilies. See Countries (Naples, p. 346-7). 
 Two thousand miles on horseback. See Meline (J. F.) 1114.13 
 Two thousand years hence. See O'Neil (H.) 1867. . 6813.05 
 Two women : 1862 ; a poem. See Woolson (C. F.) 1877. 1696.18 
 Two years before the mast. See Dana (H. H.,jY.) 1869. 922.14 
 Two years' residence in a Levantine family. See St. John (B.) 
 Twombiy (Rev. A. S.) Completed christian life i sermou com- 
 memorative of R. M. Strong. Albany, 1863. 8". . 3631.11 
 Twya^en. See also Twisden. 
 
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 L., Camden soc, 1849. 4° 5112.45 
 
 Tyas (Eobert). Flowers and heraldry. L., 1851. 18°. 
 
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 Tyerman (Daniel) and Bennet (G.) Voyages and 
 
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 Tyerman (Rev. Luke). Life and times of John 
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 — The Oxford Methodists : Clayton, Ingham, Gam- 
 
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 York, 1873. 8° 3453.13 
 
 Tyler (Rev. Bennet). Lectures on theology. With 
 
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 Tylor (Edward Burnett). Anahuac : or Mexico and 
 
 the Mexicans, anc. and modern. L., 1861. 8°. 
 
 — Primitive culture. 2 v. L., 1871. 8°. . . 5813.25 
 Same. 1st Amer. from 2d Engl. ed. 2 v. New 
 
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 Note.— For Contents, see Man (p. 735). 
 
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 Tyler (James Endell). The image-worship of the 
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 Scriptures, and the faith and discipline of the 
 primitive church. London, 1847. 8°. . 3615.02 
 
 — Life and character of Henry v., king of England. 
 
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 Tvler (John). Messages, etc. [In Statesman's manual, v. 2, 
 
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 - History of American literature, v. 1-2. 1607-1765. 
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 Tyler (Ransom H.) American ecclesiastical law. 
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 — Memoir of Roger Brooke Taney, chief justice. 
 
 Baltimore, 1872. 8° 3168.18 
 
 — Progress of Philosophy in the past and in the 
 
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 — Kobert Burns ; as a poet, and as a man. N. Y., 
 
 1848. 12° 3025.26 
 
 Tyler (Wat). See Maurice (C. E.) Lives of English popular 
 
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 Tyler (Wm. Seymour). History of Amherst college, 
 
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 Tymms. See also Timbs. 
 Tymms (Samuel). Family topographer : counties of 
 
 England. 7 v. London, 1832-43. 16°. 493.01 
 
 — Wills and inventories, from the registers of the 
 
 commissary of Bury St. Edmund's and the arch 
 deacon of Sudbury. L., Camden soc. , 1850. 4°. 
 Tymms (W. R.) and Wyatt (M. D.) Art of illumin- 
 ating as practiced in Europe from the earliest 
 times. London, 1860. 4° 1466.01 
 
 — History, theory, and practice of illuminating. 
 
 Condensed from ' The art of illuminating. ' L. , 
 
 1861. 16° 1465.08 
 
 Tyudale (Wm.) Answer to More's Dialogue, the 
 Supper of the Lord, and Wm. Tracy's Testament 
 expounded. Cambridge, (Eng.,) Parker soc, 
 1850. 8° 3637.13 
 
 — Doctrinal treatises and introductions to the Scrip- 
 
 tures. Cambridge, (Eng.,) Parker soc, 1848. 8°. 
 
 — Expositions and notes on the Scriptures, with the 
 
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 soc, 1849. 8° 3637.15 
 
 — Translation of the New Testament. [In English hexapla. 
 
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 graphed for Amer. Bible soc, from the unique fragments 
 now in the Greenville coll., Brit, museum. Ed. by E. 
 
 Arber. L.,1871. 8° 3744.06 
 
 See also Jour, of sac. lit., Jan., 1865; p. 295-313 (Tyndale's 
 transl. of the N. T., etc., and Mr. Frye's facsimiles). 
 J8®-For lives of Tyndale, see Biography (p. 207). 
 Tyndall(John,X.i.Z).) Advancement of science :inaug. 
 address, before the Brit, association, at Belfast, 
 Aug. 19, 1874. With biogr. sketch. Opinions of 
 H. Helmholtz, and articles of Tyndall and Sir 
 Henry Thompson on prayer. N. Y., 1874. 12°. 
 
 Same. Revised, with a second preface replying 
 
 to his critics ; appended, ' Scientific material- 
 ism.' N. Y., 1875. 12° 3906.19a 
 
 Note. — Also printed in Eclectic mag., Nov., 1874. 
 
 — Chemical rays and light of the sky. [In Fortn. rev., v. 11,1869.] 
 
 — Contributions to molecular physics in the domain 
 
 of radiant heat. London, 1872. 8°. . 4026.16 
 — ■ Constitution of the universe. [In Fortn. rev., v. 3, 1866.] 
 
 — Essays on the use and limit of the imagination in 
 
 science. London, 1870. 8° 3914.11 
 
 — Faraday as a discoverer. N. Y., 1868. 12°. 3055.20 
 
 — From Lautherbrunnen to the JSggisbhorn by the Lauwinen- 
 
 Thor in one day. [In Gallon (F.) Vacation tourists. I860.] 
 
 — Fermentation, and its bearings on disease. [In Fortn. rev., 
 
 Nov., 1876.] 
 
 — Forms of water in clouds and rivers, ice and 
 
 glaciers. N. Y., 1872. 12° 4021.27 
 
 — Fragments of science for unscientific people : 
 
 essays, lectures, etc N. Y., 1871. 8°. . 4027.23 
 Contents : 
 
 Address to students. 
 Chemical rays and the struc- 
 ture and the light of the sky. 
 Constitution oi nature. 
 Death by lightning. 
 Dust and disease. 
 Faraday (Life and letters of). 
 Imagination (Scientific use of). 
 Magnetism ( Lecture on). 
 Matter and iorce. 
 
 Miracles and special provi- 
 dences. 
 
 Prayer and natural law. 
 
 Radiant heat in relation to 
 the color and chemical con- 
 struction of bodies. 
 
 Radiation. 
 
 Science and spirits. 
 
 Scion tine materialism. 
 
 Vitality. 
 
 — From Portsmouth to Oran. [In Fortn. rev., v. 15, 1871.] 
 
 — Glaciers of the Alps. B., 1861. 12°. . .4112.28 
 
 — Heat considered as a mode of motion. New York, 
 
 1868. 8° 4027.03 
 
 Same. N. Y., 1873. 8° 4027,03a 
 
 Note.— Eeviewed by W. C. Wilson in Meth. qu. rev., 
 Jan. 1865. 
 
 — Hours of exercise in the Alps. N. Y., 1871. 12°. 
 
 — Lectures on light ; delivered in the U. S. , in 
 
 1872-73. New York, 1873. 12°. . . . 4022.29 
 
 — Lectures of electricity. [/«Pop. sci. monthly, Mch., May, 
 
 June, July, 1876.] 
 
 — Light and electricity : notes of lectures before the 
 
 Royal institution. N.Y., 1871. 12°. .4027.26 
 
 — Martineau and materialism. [In Pop. sci. monthly, Dec, 1875.] 
 
 — Mountaineering in 1861. L., 1862. 8°. , 983.19 
 
 — Niagara. [In Macmillan's mag., May, 1873.] 
 
 — Notes of nine lectures on light. L., 1870. 12°. 4024.05 
 
 — On radiation. The ' Rede ' lecture. N. Y., 1865. 24°. 
 Same. [In Smith, report, 1868.] 3936.23 
 
 — Researches on diamagnetism and magne-crystallic 
 
 action. London, 1870. 8° 4027.07 
 
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 — Smith (G.) Oxford univ. reform. [In Oxford essays.] 2538.22 
 
 JigF See also Cambridge university (p. 249) ; — Oxford 
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 univ. commission ; Sir Wm, Hamilton on univ. reform) ; 
 v. 61, 1879 (Past, present, and future of the old universi- 
 ties) ; v. 53. 1871 (Relig. tests and national univ.) ; v. 62 
 1875 (Future of the Engl, univ.) ; v. 65, 1877 (Univ. sys- 
 tems—English and Scotch) ; v. 67, 1878 (Proposed new 
 university in Scotland) ; Ed. rev., v. 96, 1852 (Oxford univ. 
 commission) ; v. 107, 1868 (Scottish univ. reform) ; Fortn. 
 rev., v. 9, 1868 (Matthew Arnold and the London univ., by 
 W. Bagehot) ; v. 27, 1877 (Shall we create a new univ. ! by 
 B. Lowe) ; v. 28, 1877 (A plea for a national education, by 
 Grant Duff) ; v. 29, 1878 (Univ. extension, by W. Jack ; and 
 by Qoldwin Smith) ; Fraser's mag., Sept., 1867 ; Feb., 1868 
 (Univ. organization, by a Don) ; Oct., 1869 (Acad, organiza- 
 tion) ; Sept. 1871 (Future of univ. reform, by L. Stephen) ; 
 Mch., 1874 (Univ. endowments ; Sept., 1875 (Our national 
 universities, by F. W. Newman) ; Oct., 1875 (On a univ. 
 curriculum, by F. W. Newman) ; Aug., 1876 (The univ. 
 of London and its influence on education in Scotland, by 
 W. M. Ramsay) ; Sept., 1878 (The multiplication of univer- 
 sities, by J. B. Mullinger) ; Macni. mag., Jan., 1877 (Uni- 
 versities and univ., by L. Playfair) ; Westm. rev., Oct., 
 1852 (The Oxford commission) ; Jan., 1855 (Cambridge 
 univ. reform) ; Apl., 1861 (The university and scientific 
 education). 
 
 Catholic higher education in Englxnd. See Dublin rev., Apl., 1874. 
 Scottish university education. See Westm. rev., Apl., 1876 ; Fraser's 
 
 mag., Jan., 1856 ; Sept., 1868. 
 Examination system. See Fortn. rev., v. 23, 1875 ; v. 25, 1876 (by 
 
 prof. Fowler). 
 Fellowships. See Fortn. rev., v. 25,1876 (A few words, by J. Brice). 
 Irish university question. 
 See Westm. rev., Jan., 1867 ; Apl., 1873 ; Dublin univ. 
 mag., Oct., 1872 ; Fraser's mag., Oct., 1871 ; Jan., 1872 : 
 Apl., 1873 ; Qu. rev., v. 134, 1873. 
 
 French University Education. 
 
 J$&* See Education (France, p. 437) ; also Quar. rev., 
 v. 125, 1868 ; and works under ' Various countries ', (p. 1058). 
 German University Education. 
 
 t&~ See Education {Germany, p. 438) ; also Sybel (H. von). 
 The German university : compared with the English and 
 French. [In Barnard (H.) Jour, of ed., v. 17, 1867 ; 
 p. 595-606.] 
 
 Italian university system. 
 See International rev., v. 2, 1875 (article by A. de Guber. 
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 University life in ancient Athens. See Oapes (W.W.) 1876. 5511.27 
 University magazine, a literary and philosophic re- 
 view. V. 1-5. L., 1878-80. 8°. 
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 Unknown river. See Hamerton (P. G.) . . . 1441.04 ; 4731.11 
 Unorthodox London. See Davies (C. Maurice). . . . 3446.14 
 Unprotected ; or dress-making life. By a dress- 
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 Unprotected femaleB in Sicily, Calabria, and on the top of Mount 
 
 .Etna, [arum.] London, 1859. 12° 972.19 
 
 Unprotected females in Norway, [arum.] London, 
 
 1857. 16° 991.12 
 
 Unseen universe (The). See Tait (P. G.) and Stewart (B.) 3614.23 
 Unseen (The) world : communications with it, real or 
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 Unseen world in the light of the cross. See Stork (T.) 3595.15 
 Unsentimental journeys. See Greenwood (J.) .... 6818.05 
 
 Unspoken sermons. See MacDonald (G.) 3572.20 
 
 Unwin (Mary). See Thompson (Mrs. K. B.) Celebrated friend- 
 ships, 1861; p. 121-176 v. 1 of 3253.24 
 
 Unwin (W. Cawthorne). Elements of machine de- 
 sign. N. Y., 1877. 16°. [Text-books of science.] 
 Unwritten book. Colloquies. See Lordan (0. L.) . . 2634.23 
 Unwritten history : life amongst the Modocs. See Miller (J.) 
 
 1874 661.12 
 
 Unzer (Johann August). Physiology of the proper 
 animal nature of animal organisms. From the 
 German, by T. Laycock. London, 1851. 8°. 
 
 [Sydenham society.] 4317.15 
 
 Up in the clouds ; or, balloon voyages. [In Ballantyne's miscel- 
 lany, v. 12. 1869.] 931.13 
 
 Up in the north. See Shairp (T.) 1872 991.16 
 
 Up the Rhine. See Hood (Thomas) 6044.14 
 
 'Up the country'. India. See Eden (E.) 1866. . . .1011.02 
 
 Upcott (William). Biographical dictionary of living authors. 
 
 London, 1816. 8". 2723.33 
 
 WaTkm7an 1 dF 0r sho^eri Cribea by BoH ° U C ° mey t0 John 
 
 Upham (Charles Wentworth). Lectures on witch- 
 
 ° raf t.' Boston, 1831. 18° 3812.06 
 
 — Jjiie of George Washington. 2 v. L. 1852 8° 
 _ t» ?L Slr JF enr y Yane - N - Y - 1853. 16°. 3241.04 
 ~~ *C°W J™ dickering. See Pickering (O.) and Upham 
 
 — Oration before the N. E. soc. of N. Y., Dec. 22, 1846. New 
 
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 — Halem witchcraft ; with an account of Salem vil- 
 
 lage, and a history of opinions on witchcraft and 
 kindred subjects. 2 v. B., 1867. 8°. . 3812 04 
 
 Upham (Edward). The Mahavansi.the Baja-Ratnacari, 
 and Raja Vali, sacred and historical books of 
 Ceylon ; also, tracts illus. of Buddhism. Tr. from 
 the Singhalese. 3 v. London, 1838. 8°. 3757.05 
 
 Upham (Francis Wm.) The wise men . who they 
 were, and how they came to Jerusalem. New 
 York, 1869. 12° 3615.11 
 
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 — Life and religious opinions and experiences of 
 
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 — Life of Catherine Adorna. N.Y., 1855. 16°. 3012.17 
 
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 Upholstery. See Arts (Useful : Cabinet-making, p. 40). 
 Uprising of a great people. See Gasparin { A. de). . . . 642.08 
 Upshot family, a serio-comic poem. See Work (H. C.) 1695.27 
 Upson (Anson J., D.D.) My words shall not pass away : sermon 
 before the Albany co. bible soc. Albany, 1872. 8°. 3631.11 
 Upton (Emory). Armies of Asia and Europe : re- 
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 — New system of infantry tactics. N. Y, 1868. 32°. 
 
 Upton (Francis H.) Law of nations affecting com- 
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 — On maritime warfare and prize law. 3d ed. New 
 
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 Upton (Boger D.) Newmarket and. Arabia : racers 
 
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 Urbino (Mrs. S. R.) An American woman in Europe: 
 
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 France, and Italy. Boston, 1869. 16°. . 944.16 
 
 — The old masters : princes of art. From the French. 
 
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 Ure (Andrew). Cotton manufacture of Great Britain. 
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 Urlin (E Denny). John Wesley's place in church 
 
 history. London, 1870. 16° 3183 27 
 
 Urn burial. See Browne (Sir T.) Works, v. 3. . . .5022.15 
 
 Urquhart (David). Manual of the Turkish bath Ed. 
 
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 — Pillars of Hercules : travels in Spain and Morocco 
 
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 recipes. [By H. B. Allen.] N. Y, 1876. 8°. 6017.06 
 
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 and illustrated, [anon.] L., 1870. 16°. 4912.18 
 
 Ossher (James). Clio : or, a discourse on taste. 
 [anon.] London, 1767. 18°. .... 541.12 
 
 Usury. See Political economy (p. 924). 
 
 Utah. See Countries (p. 390). 
 
 Utica, (N. Y.) See Countries (p. 390). 
 
 Utilitarianism. See Government and politics (p. 689);— Philoso- 
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 Utilitarianism explained and exemplified in moral and political 
 government. London, 1864. 8° 6713.08 
 
 Utopia. See More (.Sir Thomas) 234.24 ; 6011.06 
 
 Utopias. See Government and politics (Utopian CommonweaWis, 
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 Utrecht (Peace of). See Colbert (J. B., marquis de Tony). 
 Memoirs. 2 v. 1757 621.08 
 
 Uttara Rama Cheritra. See Wilson (H. H.) Theatre of the 
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 Utterson (Edward V.) Select pieces of early popu- 
 lar poetry. London, 1817. 16°. . . . 1694.00 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Syr Tryamour. Syr Isenbras. Syr 
 Degore. Syr Gowghter. 2. Hyeway to tlie Spyttell hons. 
 The schole house of women. The proude wyues pater- 
 noster. The wife lapped in morels skin. Glossary, 
 
 Uwins (Thomas, Engl. Painter, b. 1782, d. 1857). 
 
 — Memoir. By Mrs. Uwins. 2 v. L., 1858. 8°. 3174.08 
 TJztariz (Geronymo de). Theory and practice of com- 
 merce and maritime affairs. From the Spanish, 
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 Vade (Jean). See Temple Bar, Feb., 1875. 
 
 Vagabond (The). See Badeau (Adam). 1858 2513.01 
 
 Vagabonds. Smith (A.) Dreamthorp, 1864 ; p. 271-299. 2543.11 
 
 Vail (Rev. Thomas, D. D.) The comprehensive 
 
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 Vaillant (Jean Baptiste Philibert, martchal). Horary variation 
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 Valdez (Francisco Travassos). Six years of a travel- 
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 Valdes (Juan de). One hundred and ten consider- 
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 — Wiffen (B. B.) Life and writings of. 1865. 3615.15 
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 Valentine (David Thomas). History of the city of 
 
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 — Manual of the corporation of the city of New York, 1842-3 ; 
 
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 Valentines and St. Valentine's day. 
 
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 Feb.. 1804; Feb., 1867; Feb., 1869 ; Macm. mag., Apl., 
 1870 (Valentiniana, by M. Tucker) ; v. 37 (Poem, by C. 
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 Valerius Flaccus (Gaius). Argonauticon. [With 
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 — Argonauticon. [In Walker (G. S.) Corpus poetarum.] 1687.15 
 Valerius Maximus (Marcus or Publius). Faetorum 
 
 dictorumque memorabilium libri novem. Cum 
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 Lond., Valpy, 1823. 8° 7718.01 
 
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 Vallandigham (Clement L.) Record on abolition, 
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 Valle (Pietro della). "Travels in Persia, 1614. [In Pinkerton 
 
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 Valpy (Abraham John, editor). Scriptores Latini in 
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 lectionibus, conspectu codicum et editionum, et 
 indicibus accurate recensiti. 159 v Londini 
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 Valpy (Abraham John, editor). Scriptores (continued). 
 Contents. 
 
 Apuleius, 7 v. . . 7712.01 
 Ausouius, 3 v, . . . 7712.08 
 Boethius. . . . 7712.11 
 Caasar, 4 v 7712.12 
 
 Catullus, 2 v. . . . 7712.16 
 Cicero, 12 v. ... 7712.18 
 Claudianus, 4 v. . . 7713.06 
 Curtius Rufus, 3 v. . 7713.09 
 Dares Phrygius. . . 7713.12 
 Dictys Cretensis. . . 7713.12 
 
 Entropins 7713.13 
 
 Festus, 2 v 7713.14 
 
 Floras, 2 v 7713.16 
 
 Gellius (Aulus,) 3 v. . 7713.18 
 Horatius Flaccus, 4 v. 7714.21 
 Iscanus (Josepbus). 7713.12 
 Juatinus, 2 v. . . 7714.01 
 Juvenalis, 2 v. . . . 7714.03 
 Livius (TitUB), 20 v. . 7714.05 
 Lucretius Carus, 3 v. 7716.02 
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 Nepos (Cornelius), 2 v. 7716.12 
 Ovidius Naso, 9 v. . 7716.10 
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 Paterculus 7716.01 
 
 Porsius Flaccus. . . 7716.02 
 
 Pbffldrus 7716.03 
 
 Plautus, 6 v. ... 7716.04 
 Pliuius Secundus,12 V. 7716.09 
 Propertius 7716.21 
 
 Prudentius, 3 v. . . 7716.23 
 Sallustius, 2 v. . . . 7717.01 
 Statius, 4 v. . . . 7717.03 
 Snetonius, 3 v. . . . 7717.07 
 Tacitus, 9 v. ... 7717.10 
 Terentius, 4 v. . . .7717.19 
 
 Tibullus 7717.23 
 
 Valerius Maximus, 3 v. 7718.01 
 Verrius Flaccus. . . 7713.14 
 Virgilius Maro, 9 v. . 7718.06 
 Victor (S. Aurelius),2v. 7718.04 
 
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 Valpy (Richard). A short sketch of a short trip to Paris. [In 
 
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 Value of life : a reply to Mallock's essay 'Is life 
 
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 Vanbrugh (Sir John). Plays. See Flays (p. 899). 
 
 — Vindication of the Relapse and Provok'd , wife, from im- 
 
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 introd. by G. P. Badger. London, Hakluyt 
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 Vaucanson (Jacques de). Le me'canisme du fluteur 
 
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 1858. 16° 2544.22 
 
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 Venice. See Countries (p. 890). 
 
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 p. 321 2742.15 
 
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 Index, v. 9. 
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 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
VOLTAIRE 
 
 1067 
 
 - Dramatic works. See Plays (p. 899 of Catalogue). 
 
 The Henriad : translated. [In Macgregor (E G ) 
 Indian leisure. London, 1854. 8°.] . . 1665.12 
 
 — Same. With other poems. Ed. by O W 
 Wight. New York, 1859. 12°. .... 1694.18 
 
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 Grand. Paris, 1845. 16°. ..... 3036.04 
 
 ■ — Same. Eevue par G. Surenne. New York 
 
 1852.12° 3036.06 
 
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 1873. 16° 3036.00 
 
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 and crit. notices by lord Macaulay and T 
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 French. London. 1829. 8° 3648.21 
 
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 London, 1826. 8° 3518.22 
 
 ■ CEuvres. Aveo prefaces, notes, etc., par M Beu- 
 
 chot. 72 v. Paris, 1829-41. 8°. , . . 5083.01 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Adelaide Du Guesclin : tragedie, v. 3. 
 
 Agathocle ; tragedie. v. 9,' 
 
 Akakia le docteur, v. 39. 
 
 Alzire. ou les Americans : tragedie, v. 4. 
 
 Ainelie. ou le due de Foix : tragedie, v. 3. 
 
 Annales de l'empire depuis Charlemagne, v. 23. 
 
 Artemire, tragedie : fragment, v. 2. 
 
 Aventure de la memoire, v. 34. 
 
 Axiomes philosophiques, v. 16. 
 
 Baron d'Otrante (Le): opera-buffa, v. 8. 
 
 Bible (La) enfln expliquee, v. 19. 
 
 Blanc (Le), et le noir v. 33. 
 
 Bolingbroke, Examen, etc., v. 13. 
 
 — Defense de, v. 39. 
 
 Brutus : tragedie, v. 2. 
 
 Galas (Jean), Pieces concernant, v. 60. 
 
 Candida, ou l'optimisme, v. 33. 
 
 Charles xii., roi de Suede (Histoire de), v. 21. 
 
 Chariot, ou la comtesse de Givry : piece dramatique, v. 8. 
 
 Claustre (Andre), v. 16. 
 
 Collection d'anciens evangiles. v. 15. 
 
 Oommentaires sur l'esprit des lois, v. 5. 
 
 Oonnaissance des beautes et des defauts de la poesie at de 
 
 l'eloquence dans la langue francaise. v. 39. 
 OonseUs a un journaliste, v. 37. 
 Conspirations contre les peuples, v. 42. 
 Contes en vers, v. 11. 
 Corneille (Commentaires sur). v. 35-36. 
 Correspondence generate, 1713-78, v. 61-70. 
 Oosi-sancta, v. 33. 
 Crochetenr borgne (Le). v. 33. 
 Defense de mon oncle (La), v. 13. 
 Defense de, v. 39. 
 Depositaire (Le) : comedie, v. 8. 
 Denx tonneaux (Les): opera, v. 8. 
 Dialogues et entretiens philosophiques, v. 39. 
 Dictionnaire philosophique, v. 26-33. 
 Dieu et les hommes, v. 16. 
 Discours, v. 38. 
 Dissertation Bar les principales tragedies anciennes et 
 
 modernes qui ont parn sur le sujet d'Electra, v. 6. 
 Don Pedre : tragedie, v. 99. 
 
 Droits des hommes et les usurpations des papes, v. 46. 
 Droit du seigneur (Le): comedie, v. 7. 
 Du Onatelet (Marquise de), eloge, v. 39. 
 Due d'Alencon (Le), tragedie, v. 3. 
 Due de Foix (Le) : tragedie, v. 3. 
 
 Echange (L') f ou, quand est-ce qu'on me marie ? com, v. 1. 
 Ecossaise (!_,') : comedie, v. 7. 
 Electre, Dissertation sur les principales tragedies sur le 
 
 sujet d', t. 6. 
 Eloges de Voltaire par Frederic n., etparLa Harpe, v. 1. 
 Eloge hist de la raison, v. 34. 
 Enfant prodigue (L'l : comedie, v. 4. 
 Envienx (L'): comedie, v. 1. 
 Epitre aur Romains, v. 14. 
 Eryphile (L'): tragedie, V. 3. 
 Essai sur la nature du feu, t. 37. 
 Essai sur la poesie epique, v. 10. 
 Essai sur la mceurs et l'esprit des nations, v. 16-18; 
 
 Eclaircissements historiques, et suppl., v. 10. 
 Fanatisme (Le), ou Mahomet le prophets : tragedie, v. 6. 
 Femme qui a raison (La) : comedie, v 6. 
 Fete de Belebat (La): comedie, v. 2. 
 Fragments historiques sur l'lnde, v. 17. 
 Fragments sur l'histoire, v. 47. 
 GuSbres (Les), ou la tolerance : tragedie, v. 9. 
 Guerre civile de Geneve (La); poeme heroique, v. 12. 
 Guerres civiles de France (Les), v. 10. 
 Helvetius, v. 37. 
 
 Heuriade (La): poeme heroique, v. 10. 
 Heraclius (L'l, Espagnol oula comedie fameuse : comedie 
 
 de Calderon, v. 8. 
 Histoire de l'etablissement du Christianisme, v. 60. 
 
 Histoire d'un bon Bramin, v. 33. 
 Histoire (Le Pyrrhonisms de ]'), v 41 
 Histoire de Jenni, ou Cathee et le sage, v. 36 
 Histoire du parlement de Paris v 22 
 Homme aux quarante ecus (L ). v 31 
 Houuetetes litteraires, v. 42. 
 Hate (L') et l'hotesse, divertissement v 9 
 Huron (Le), v. 33. ■»*..>. 
 
 IdSes republicaines, v. 10 
 
 InSso,.^!?^ 6 UD *%?' ° u le P ,iuol P e d'wtion, .. 17. 
 
 lndlscret (L ) : comedie, v. 2. 
 
 Iugenu (L'), roman philosophique v 33 
 
 Irene : tragedie, v. 9. 
 
 Jeanuot et Colin, v. 33. 
 
 Jules Cesar : tragedie de Shakespeare v. 7 
 
 Jusqu a quel point on doit tromper le peuple , 39 
 
 Leibnitz, v. 38. ' 
 
 Lettres Chinoises, Indiennes et Tartares, v 48 
 
 Lettres d'Amabed, v. 84. 
 
 Lettres de Memmius a Ciceron, v. 16. 
 
 Lettres philosophiques, v. 37. 
 
 Lois de Minos (Les), tragedie, v. 9. 
 
 Louis xiv. (Siicle de), v. 19-20. 
 
 Louis xiv. (Anecdotes sur), v. 39. 
 
 Louis xv. (Sieclo de), v. 21. 
 
 — Panegyrique de, v. 39. 
 
 Mahomet : tragedie, v. 5. 
 
 Mariamne : tragedie, v. 2. 
 
 Melanges historiques, v. 37-60. 
 
 Melanges litteraires, v. 37.60. 
 
 Memnon, ou la sagesse humaine, v. S3. 
 
 Memoires pour servir, v. 10. 
 
 Mensonges imprimes (Des), v. 29. 
 
 Merope : tragedie, v. 5. 
 
 Meslier (Jean), Sentiments de, v. 10. 
 
 Metaphysique (Traite de), v. 37. 
 
 Micromegas, histoire philosophique, v. 83. 
 
 Miracles (Questions sur les), v. 12. 
 
 MoliSre (Vie de), v. 38. 
 
 Monde comme il va (Le), v. 33. 
 
 Mort de Cesar (La) : tragedie, v. 1. 
 
 Nanine, ou le prejnge vaincu : comedie, v. 6. 
 
 Newton (Philosophie de), v. 37-38. 
 
 CEdipe : tragedie, v. 2. 
 
 Olympie : tragedie, v. 7. 
 
 Oreilles du comte de Chesterfield, v. 34. 
 
 Oreste : tragedie, v. 6.' 
 
 Originaux (Les), ou Monsieur deCap Vert : comedie, ». 2. 
 
 Orphelin de la Chine (L') : tragedie, v. 6. 
 
 Paix perptftuelle ^j,^ v ±g 
 
 Pandore : opera, v. 1. 
 
 Pelopides (Les) : tragedie, v. 9. 
 
 Philosophe ignorant (Le), v. 42. 
 
 Pieces jnsticatives, v. 1. 
 
 Pierre le grand, v. 25-38. 
 
 Poesies diverses, v: 12-14. 
 
 Princesse de Babylone (La), v. 31. 
 
 Princesse de Navarre (La) : comedie-ballet, v. 6. 
 
 Prix de la justice et de l'humanite, v. 50. 
 
 Profession de foi deB theistes, v. 44. 
 
 Prude (La): comedie, v. 5. 
 
 Pucelle d'Orleans (La) : poeme, v. 11. 
 
 Platon (Sonee de), v. 33. 
 
 Questions de Zapata (Les), v. 13. 
 
 Romans, v. 33-34. 
 
 Rome sauvee, ou Catilina : tragedie, v. 6. 
 
 Rousseau (Vie de), v. 37. 
 
 Russie (Histoire de), v. 26. 
 
 Saint Louis, v. 39. 
 
 Samson ': opera, v. 3. 
 
 Satire (Memoire sur le), v. 38. 
 
 Satires, v. 14. 
 
 Saill ; drame, v. 7. 
 
 Scarmeutado, v. 33. 
 
 Scythes (Les) : tragedie, v. 8. 
 
 Semiramis : tragedie, v. 6. 
 
 Sermons et homelies, v. 33. 
 
 Socrate : drame, v. 6. 
 
 Songe de Platon, v. 33. 
 
 Sophonisbe :■ tragedie, v. 9. 
 
 Supplement aux Causes celebres, v. 46. 
 
 Table alphabetique etanal. des matieres.par Miger.v. 71-72. 
 
 Tanorede : tragedie, v. 7. 
 
 Tanis et Zelide, ou les rois pasteurs ; tragedie lyrique, v.3. 
 
 Taureau blanc, v. 31. 
 
 Temple de gout, poeme, v. 12. 
 
 Temple de la gloire (Le) : opera, v. 6. 
 
 Theatre Anglais (Le), v, 6. 
 
 Theatre, v. 2-9. 
 
 Therese, 'comedie :.' fragment, v. 5. 
 
 Tocsin 1 des rois (Le), v. 16. 
 
 Tout en Dieu : commentaire sur Malebranohe, v. 16. 
 
 Traite sur la tolerance, v. 41. 
 
 Triumvirat (Le) : tragedie, v. 8. 
 
 On Chretien contre dix Juifs, v. 48. 
 
 Vers latins, v, 14. ■ 
 
 Vie de Voltaire, par Condorcet, v. 1. 
 
 Voyage de la ljaison, v. 34. 
 
 Zadig, oil la destinee, v. 33. 
 
 Zaire ; tfage'die; .v. 3. 
 
 Zulime • tragedie, v. 4. 
 
 In »9king for books, use the » Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
1068 
 
 VOLTAIRE -WADDING-TON 
 
 Voltaire, continued. 
 
 — Philosophical dictionary. From the French. 6 v. 
 
 London, 1824. 12° 6075.35 
 
 — Princess of Babylon. [In his Voltairiana, v. 3.] . . 6075.33 
 
 — Siecle de Louis sit. Paris, 1845. 16°. . . 3114.25 
 
 — Theatre. Paris, 1846. 16° 7037.21 
 
 Contents : Tragedies : (Edipe, Brutus, Zaire, La mort de 
 Cesar, Alzire, Le fanatisme, Merope, S6miramis, Home 
 sauvee, l'Orphelin dela Chine, Tancrede. 
 — Voltaire and Rousseau against the atheists ; or de- 
 tached passages from those writers. From the 
 French, by J. Akerly. N. Y, 1845. 12°. 3616.05 
 
 — Voltairiana. Selected and tr. from the French, by 
 
 M. J. Young. 4v. London, 1805. 16°. 5075.31 
 
 — The White trail, an oriental history. L., 1774. 18°. . 262.83 
 
 — Works. Tr. with notes 3 historical and critical, by 
 
 Smollett, etc. 36 v. L., 1761-69. 16°. . . 5081.01 
 Contents : 
 
 V. 1-6. Ancient and modern history, and Manners and 
 spirit of nations. 
 
 6-9. Age of Louis xrv. 
 
 10. Observations on history. Anecdotes of Peter th« 
 Great. History of Charles xn. 
 
 11. History of Charles xn. Zatlig. Vision of Babouo. 
 Micromegas. 
 
 12-15, 18, 25,and27.Dramatioworks. [See p. 899 of Cat.] 
 
 16, 17, 22. Miscellanies in history, literature, and 
 philosophy. 
 
 19. History of the war of 1741. 
 
 20-22. Annals of the Empire, from the time of Charle- 
 magne. MisceL pieces. 
 
 23. Candide ; or the Optimist. Miscel. pieces. 
 
 24. Henriade. 25. See 12. 
 
 26. Philosophical miscellanies ; Elements of Newton's 
 Philosophy, and other pieces. 27. See 12. 
 
 28-29. History of the Russian Empire under Peter the 
 Great. 
 
 30-31. Additions to the Essay on general history, and 
 the manners and spirit of nations, from Charlemagne. 
 
 32-33. Miscellaneous poems : Battle of Fontenoy : 
 Epistles ;— Temple of taste. Olympia, a tragedy. 
 
 34. Treatise on toleration : John Calas. 
 
 35. Tales of William Vaae. Discourse addressed to the 
 Welsh. Essay upon the Engl, theatre : tragedy of Hamlet. 
 Other pieces. 
 
 — Zadig. [In his Voltairiana, v. 2.] 5075.32 
 
 See article on the method of Zadig by Huxley, in Nine- 
 teenth century, June, 1880. 
 
 — Qutrard (J. M.) [Bibliographic voltairienne./ra his La Trance 
 
 litteraire, v. 10, 1839 ; p. 276-457.] 2782.10 
 
 IDS' For lives and critical notices of Voltaire, see Biography 
 
 (p. 209) ; also Flint (R.) Philos. of hist, in Prance and 
 
 Germany, 1875 ; p. 116-124 [447.01J ; Hamley (E. B ) 
 
 Voltaire. Phil., 1877. 12°. [Foreign classics for English 
 
 readers] ; Vinet (A.) Hist, of Fr. lit. in 18th cent., 1854 ■ 
 
 p. 269-461 ; Dubl. univ. mag., Sept., 1876 (V. and his valetv 
 
 Temple Bar, June 1877 (V. in the Netherlands, by J. C A 
 
 von Sypesteyn) ; Westm. rev., Apl., 1861 (V.'s romances 
 
 and their moral). 
 
 Volumetric analysis. See Chemistry {Analysis, p. 263). 
 
 Volunteer cavalry. See Whittaker (F.) 1871. . . „ .451121 
 
 Vopiscus (Flavius). See Augustan historians (p. 67). 
 
 Vors (Frederick). Bibelots and curios : a manual 
 
 for collectors. N. Y., 1878. 18°. . . 1453.24 
 
 Vortigern ; an hist. play. See Ireland (Wm. H.) . . . 6093 15 
 
 Vose (George L.) Manual for railroad engineers and 
 
 engineering students. 2 v. B., 1873. 8°. 3942.11 
 
 — Orographic geology. Boston, 1866. 8°. . 4112.25 
 Voss (Johann Heinrich). Louisa. From the Ger- 
 man, by J. Cochrane. Edin., 1852. 12°. 1694 19 
 
 Voting. See Government (Suffrage, p. 689 ;— Ballot, p. 584) 
 Vox *stellarum ; or, a loyal almanack, 1819-64. By F Moore 
 
 [pseud.] 46 v. London, 1819-64. 16° ] 6761 01 
 
 Voyage aux pays annexes. <See Tissot (Victor,). 1877. . .' 967 17 
 Voyage aux pays des milliards. See Tissot (Victor). 1877. 967 16 
 Voyage oi captain Popanilla. See Disraeli (B.) 1828. . 5713'i9 
 Voyage ot the paper canoe. See Bishop (N. H.) . . 1074 22 
 Voyage to the Fortunate Isles. See Piatt {Mrs. S. M. B )' 1676 03 
 Voyages to the world of Cartesius. See Daniel (G.) 1694. 5412 13 
 Voyages and travels. See Geography ( Voyages and travels p. 668) ; 
 
 Countries (p. 285-394);— oho Uie following entries, viz.— 
 
 — Gould (J. M.) Hints for camping and walking. 
 
 How to camp out. 1877 932.00 
 
 — Anson (G.) Voyage round the world. Compiled 
 
 by Richard Walter. [1853.] .... 913.19 
 
 — Curtis (B. R.) Dottings round the circle. . 913.12 
 
 — Field (It. 31.) From the lakes of Killamey to the 
 
 Golden horn. 1877 946.13 
 
 — Olmsted (F. A.) Incidents of a whaling voyage. 
 
 With observ. on the Sandwich and Society 
 
 islands. 1811 931 25 
 
 — Peebles (J. M.) Around the world. 2d ed. 913.11 
 Voyages imaginaires, songes, visions, et romans 
 
 cabalistiques. [Publ. par C. G. T. Gamier.] 
 
 v. 1-28. Amst., 1787-8. 8° 7027.01 
 
 Contents : v. 1-3. Defoe (D.) Robinson Crusoe. Vision 
 dn monde angelique. 4. Philippe Quarll. 5. Allais 
 (D. V. d'). Histoire des Sevaramhes. 6. Beringtoa (S.) 
 Memoires de Gaudence de Luques. 7-9. Grivel (G.) 
 L' Isle inconnu, ou memoires du chevalier Des Gastlnes. 
 10. Voyage d' Alcimedon. Moutonnet Clairfons (J. J.) Les 
 Isles Fortunees. Montesquieu (C. S. de). Histoire do 
 Troglodites. Ledyard (J.) Aventures d' un jeune Anglais. 
 Finto (F. Mendez). Aventures d'un corsaire portuguais. 
 Victor (B.) Voyages de Robert Boyle. 11. Voyages do 
 Robert Boyle : suite. 12. Aventures d' un Espagnol. 
 Naufrage d' nn vaisseau hollandois. Dubois Fontanelle 
 (J. G.) Aventures de Pierre Viaud. Naufrage de madame 
 Godin sur la riviere des Amazones. 13. Lucien. Histoire 
 veritable. Bergerac (S. Cyrano de). Voyages. 14. Swift 
 (J.) Voyages de Lemuel Gulliver. 15-16. Desfontaines 
 ( — ). Le nouveau Gulliver. Qnevedo y Villegas (F.G.de). 
 Voyages r6creatifs. Relation du monde du Mercure. 
 17-18. Robert (M. A. de R.) Voyages de milord Ceton dans 
 les pianettes. 19. Holberg (L. von]. Voyage de Nicolas 
 Klimius dans la region soutterraine. Voyage du pole 
 arctique au pole antarctique. 20-21. Mouhy (O. de P. de). 
 Lamekis, on les voyages d' un Egyptien. Aunillon (P. C. F.) 
 Azor, on le prince enchante.' 22-23. Faltock (R.) Les 
 homines volans, ou les aventures de Pierre Wilkins. Le 
 Voyageur aerien. Voltaire (F. M. A. de). Micromegas. 
 24. Fielding (H.) Julien 1' apostate, ou voyage dans 
 1' autre monde. Aventures de Jacques Sadeur. 25. Fajon 
 (H.) Histoire du prince Soly. Armeno (0.) Les trois 
 princes de Sarendip. 26. Bougeant (G. H.) Voyage 
 merveilleux du prince Fan Feredin dans la Romaucie. 
 Segrais (J. R., sieur de). L' isle imaginaire. Tallemant 
 (P.) L' isle d'amour. Hedelin (F.) Le royaume de 
 Coquetterie. L' isle de Portraiture e t la Ville de Portraits. 
 27. Oamoens (L. de). L' isle enchantee. Aulnoy 
 (Comtesse de). L' isle de la Felicitc. La Dixmery (N. B. 
 de). L' isle taciturne, et 1' isle enjouee. Caraccioli (L. A. de). 
 Voyage de la raison en Europe. 28. Sterne (L.) Le voy- 
 age sentimental. Ohapelle (C. E. L.) et Bachaument (F. 
 Le C. de). Voyage en Provence. La Fontaine (J.) Voy- 
 age de Paris en Limousin. Lefranc de Fompignon (J. J.) 
 Voyage de Languedoo et de Provence. Bortin (A. de). 
 Voyage de Bourgogne. Firon (A.) Voyage de Beaune. 
 Berquin(A.) Voyage deDidier deLormeuil. LaDrsmerie 
 (N. B. de). Un fragment d' un voyage d'Espagne. 
 Voysey (Rev. Charles). The sling and the stone, 
 v. 3-4. 1868-69. London, 1868-9. 8°. . 3611.11 
 
 — Appeal to the judicial committee of her majesty's privy 
 
 council from the judgment of the chancery court of York 
 on a charge of heresy. London, 1870. 8°. ... 3615.26 
 
 — Defense on the hearing of the charges of heresy preferred 
 
 against him in the chancery court of York. L., 1869. 8°. 
 
 See Fraser's mag., u. s., v. 3, 1871 (Mr. Voysey and Mr. 
 Purchas). 
 
 Vries (David Peterson de). Extracts from voyages. Tr. by G. 
 Troost. [In New York Hist. soc. Coll., 2d s., v. 1.] 616.06 
 
 Vulcatius Gallicauus. See Augustan historians. 
 
 Vulgarisms. See Language (English : Errors of speech, p. 677). 
 
 Vulgarisms and errors of speech, [anon.] Phil., 1868. 16°. 6423.22 
 
 Vulgarities of speech corrected, [anon.] L., 1836. 16°. . 6423.30 
 
 Vulgarity. See Temple bar, Dec, 1876. 
 
 Vyse (Howard). Operations carried on at the Pyra- 
 mids of Gizeh in 1837 ; with an account of a 
 voyage into upper Egypt. 3 v. L., 1840-42. 8°. 
 
 ' W {Mrs. Charles). Haste to the rescue. New 
 
 York, 1863. 18°. 3562.07 
 
 Wa-Wa-Wanda : a legend of Old Orange, [anon.] 
 New York, 1850. 12°. 1694.24 
 
 Waagen (Gustav Friedrich). Hand-book of paint- 
 ing. The German, Flemish, and Dutoh schools. 
 Based on the hand-book of Kugler. 2 v. Lon- 
 don, 1860. 8° 1434.01 
 
 — Peter Paul Rubens, his life and genius. Lon- 
 
 don, 1840. sq. 16° 3154.15 
 
 — Treasures of art in Great Britain. 3 v. Lon- 
 
 don, 1854-57. 8°. 1433.05 
 
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 Wakeley (Rev. Joseph B.) Anecdotes of the Wesleys. 
 
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 Contents. 
 
 ^ed^eopie, v-T" 5 ' interferenc8 ■ » ". «" m»g »«- 
 Ainsworth (W. H.) Crichton ; an hist, romance, v. 10 
 
 war^nSM ^ , 6 Sketohea of Portugal during the civil 
 Allan (0.) Life of sir Walter Scott, v. 6. 
 BaiUle (J.) Enthusiasm ; a comedy in three acts, v. 7. 
 
 — Hennquez, a tragedy in five acts, v 7 
 
 — The homicide ; a tragedy in prosed in three acts, , 7 
 
 — The match, a comedy in three acts, v. 7. 
 
 — The separation, a tragedy in five acts, v. 7. 
 —- Tho 3tripling, a tragedy in five acts, v. 7. 
 Barbarous (C. O.) and Lardier (— ). Adventures of a French 
 
 sergeant in Italy, Spain, Germany, Russia, 1805 23, v. 9. 
 Barham (R. H. D.) My cousin Nicholas, or the Bullwinkles 
 
 of Underdown Hall, v. 6. 
 Burrow (J., jr.) A visit to Iceland in 1834, v. 7. 
 Batty (R.) A family tour through South Holland, up the 
 
 Rhine, and across the Netherlands, v. 1. 
 Beckford (W.) Italy, with sketches of Spain and Portugal, 
 
 V. 4. 
 Bcthune (G. V.) Leoture on Socrates, v. 12. 
 Binney (H.) Eulogy ou the lite and character of John Mar- 
 shall, chief justice of the V. S., v. 6. 
 Bonchamps (— La Marquise de). Memoirs during the 
 
 French revolution, v. 11. 
 Bowers W.) Naval adventures during thirty five years' 
 
 service, v. 6. 
 Boys (E.) Narrative of a captivity and adventures in 
 
 France and Flanders, 1803-1809, v. 7. 
 Brougham (H., lord). George iv. and Queen Caroline ; 
 
 abuses of tho precs, v. 11. 
 
 — Statesmen who flourished in the time of George the 
 third, v. 14. 
 
 Burnes (A.) Travels in Bokhara, 1831-33, v. 6. 
 Campbell {Sir J.) Memoirs written by himself, v. 3. 
 Campbell (T.) Letters from the Bouth : Algiers, v. 6, 7, 8. 
 Carlton (W.) Dream of a broken heart, v. 6. 
 Carne (J.) Letters from the east, v. 10. 
 
 — Letters from Switzerland and Italy, v. 4. 
 Casanova de Seingalt (J.) Memoirs by himself, v. 2. 
 Chambers (R.) Life and adventures of cuev. Charles 
 
 Stuart, and hbt. of the rebellion of Scotland in 1745, v. 2. 
 Coke (E. T.) A subaltern's furlough ; United States, 
 
 Upoer and Lower Canada, New Brunswick, and Nova 
 
 Scotia, in 1832, v. 2. 
 Cottin (S. Ristaud). The Saracen ; or, Matilda and Malek 
 
 Adhel, a crusade romance, v. 9. 
 Oroly (G.) Tales of the Great St. Bernard, v. 7. 
 Cunningham (A.) Biographical and critical history of the 
 
 literature of the last fifty years, v. 3. 
 D'Arblay (F. Burney). Memoir of Dr. Charles Burney, v. 1. 
 Dard (C. A.) Shipwreck of the Medusa, comprising the 
 
 sufferings of the Picard family, v. 2. 
 De Quincey (T.) The avenger, v. 12. 
 
 — The household wreck ; a tale, v. 11. 
 
 — Revolt [Flight] of the Tartars, v. 10. 
 
 Dickinson (T.) Narrative of the operations at Cape Frio, 
 for tho recovery of the public Btores and treasure sunk 
 in H. M. ship Thotis, v. 9. 
 
 Downing (0. T.) The Fau-qui in China, 1836-7, v. 12. 
 
 Dutens (L.) Memoirs of a traveller, v. 10. 
 
 Earthquake (The) of Caracoas, v. 2. 
 
 Eaton (C. A. Waldia). Borne in the 19th cent., v. 3. 
 
 Edgoworfh (M.) Helen, c tale, v. 3. 
 
 Ellict (C. B.) Letters from the north of Europe, v. 2. 
 
 Ellis {Mrs. S. S.) Pictures of private life. Pretension, v. 10. 
 
 Frazer (J. B.) The kuzzilbash, a tale of Ehorasan, v. 12. 
 
 Giraffl {A.J History of the rise and iall of Masanlello, v. 2. 
 
 Gleig (G. E.) Tho gentle recruit, v. 1. 
 
 — Saratoga, v. 1. 
 
 Godman (J.) Rambles of a naturalist, v . 1. 
 Hall (Basil). Schioes Hainfield, v. 8. 
 
 — Fragments of voyages and travels, v. 2. 
 
 HarriB W. 0.) Wild sports of Southern Africa, v. It. 
 Haussez (L., baron de). Great Britain in 1833, v. 2. 
 Head {Sir F. B./ Bubbles from the brunnen of Nassau.v. 4. 
 Hecker (J, F. 0.) The black death of the 14th century, v. 4. 
 Herve (F.) Eesidence in Greece and Turkey, with notes 
 
 of journey through Bulgaria, Servia, Hungary, and the 
 
 Balkan, v. 12. 
 Hogarth (G.) Memoirs or the snusical drama, v. 13. 
 
 — Musical history, biography, and criticism, v. 11. 
 Hook (T. E.) Gilbert Gurney, v. 6-7. 
 
 — Same. Continuation : or, Gurney papers, v. 9-12. 
 Inglis (H. D.) Roco»»t rambles in the footsteps of Don 
 
 Quixote, v. 11. 
 James (G. P. R.) Seles illustrating the passions, v. 14. 
 Johnstone {Mrs. —). Clan-Aibin, a national tale, v. 8. 
 
 — High life : a novel, v. 4. 
 
 — The two Scotch Williainc, v. 4. 
 
 Keate (G.) Narrative of the shipwreck of the Antelope, in 
 
 August, 1783, v. 3. 
 Keightley (T.) The crusaders, v. 7-8. 
 
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 Kldd (Capf. E.) Life of, v. 1, 
 
 La Garde (Comte de). Journal of a nobleman, at Vienna 
 during the congress, v. 1. 
 
 — Memoirs of Hortense Beauharnais, v. 1. 
 Lamartine (A. de). Pilgrimage to Holy Land, 1832.33, v. 6. 
 Lamb (C.) Rosamund Gray and old blind Margaret, v. 6. 
 Lamb (51.) Mrs. Leicester's school, v. 12. 
 
 Landon (L. E.) Ethel Churchill, or the two brides, v. 11. 
 Lee (S. B. and H.) Kruitzner, the German's tale, v. 3. 
 Lewis (M. G.) Journal of a WeBt India proprietor, v. 3. 
 
 — Isle oi" devils, a metrical tale, v. 3. 
 
 Lushington (Mrs. 0.) Narrative of a Journey from Cal- 
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 MacFarlauo (0.) Lives and exploits of banditti and rob- 
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 Madden (It. B.) Infirmities of genius, v. 2. 
 
 Madrid in 1835 ; by a resident officer, v. 8. 
 
 Mancur (J. H.) Henri quatre, or days of the league, v. 4. 
 
 Marryat (F.) Diary in America, v. 12. 
 
 — The pirate, v. 7. 
 
 — The three cutters, v. 7. 
 
 Martineau (EI.) The charmed sea, a tale, v. 4. 
 
 Mathews (H.) ' Diary of an invalid: tour in Portugal, Italy, 
 
 Switzerland, and France, in 1817-19, v. 14. 
 Memes (J. S.) Life of William Oowper, v. S. 
 Mitchell (J.) Life of Wallenstein, v. 12. 
 Mitford (M. R.) Hester, v. 6. 
 Murray (Baillie), Memoirs of George Baillie, of Jervls- 
 
 wood, and of lady Grisell Bailie, v. 7. 
 Opie (A.) Fashionable wife and unfashionable husband.v.S. 
 
 — The odd-tempered man, v. 6. 
 
 — A tale of trials told to my children, v. 6. 
 Pardoe (J.) City of the sultan, 1836, v. 10. 
 
 — The river and the desert, or, recollections of the Rhone 
 and the Chartreuse, v, 11. 
 
 Pecchio (&.'," conte). Semi-serious observations of an 
 Italian exile, during his residence in England, v. 1. 
 
 Phipps (0. H., marquis of Normanby). Yes and no ; a tale 
 of the day, v. 12. 
 
 Pichler (Mme. 0. G.) The siege of Vienna, a historical 
 romance, v. 5. 
 
 PIcken (A.) The black watch, an hist, novel, v. 3. 
 
 — Cliffords of Craven ; a tradition, v. 6. 
 
 — Jordans of Grange, and old maids of Balmogy, v. 6. 
 
 — Lady Barbara of Carloghie. The priors of Lawford, v. 2. 
 Pitt (W. ) Letters of the earl of Chatham to his nephew, v. 1. 
 Prior (J.) Life of Oliver Goldsmith, v. 9. 
 
 Raumer (F. L. G. von). England in 1836, v. 7. 
 Richardson (J.) Wacousta ; or, the prophecy, a tale of 
 
 Detroit and Michilimackinac, v. 1. 
 Bitter (C.) Researches in the island of Hayti, [review],v. 10. 
 Roberts (J.) Two years at sea ; a narrative of a voyage to 
 
 Swan river and Van Dieman's land, 1829-31, v. 4. 
 Roscoe (T.) The fall of Grenada, v. 5. 
 Ross (Sir J.) Second voyage in search of a N. W. passage, 
 
 1829-33, v. 6. 
 Sacrifice (The) ; or, country, town, and continent, v. 11. 
 Saintine (M. B.) Picciola, or, captivity captive, v. 11. 
 Saint Simon (Due de). Anecdotes of the court of Louis 
 
 xrv., v. 3. 
 Sarrans (B., jr.) Lafayette and Louis Phillippe, v. 1. 
 Scoresby (W.) Remarkable case of capt. Stewart, v. 12. 
 Scott (M.) The cruise of the Midge, v. 4, 6, 6. 
 Sharp (R.) Letters and essays in prose and verse, v. 5. 
 Starling (E.) Noble deeds of women, v. 6. 
 Strickland (A.) The pilgrims of Walsingham, v. 6. 
 Thierry (— ). Memoirs of Henry Masers de Latude, v. 4. 
 Townsend (J.) Journey across the Rocky Mountains, v. 6. 
 Tudor (H.) Tour in Mexico, and excursion to Cuba, v. 3. 
 Waltham, a novel, v. 1. 
 Ward (R. P.) Fielding ; or, society, v. 11. 
 
 — St. Lawrence, v. 10. 
 
 Warren (S.) Diary of a late physician : The merchant's 
 
 clerk, v. 8. — The destroyer, v. 10. 
 West (J.) A gossip's story, and a legendary title, v. 8. 
 Wraxall (N. W.) Hist, memoirs of my own time, v. 9. 
 
 — Posthumous memoirs of my own time, v. 8. 
 Young (A.) Memoir of Nathaniel Bowditch, v. 12. 
 
 Waldo (Samual Putnam). Memoirs of Andrew 
 Jackson. Phil., 1852. 18° 3087.04 
 
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 Literature (Celtic, p. 704) ;— Biography ( Welsh, p. 116) ; 
 also Stephens (T.) Literature of the Kymry : a critical 
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 the 12th and two succeeding centuries. 2d ed. 1876. 2726.14 
 
 Wilford (Cornelius). The [life] insurance guide and 
 handbook. 2d ed. London, 1867. 8°. . 5931.10 
 
 Walford (Edward). *The county families of the 
 United Kingdom. 6th ed. L., 1871. 1. 8°. 6615.10 
 
 — The crown peerage for 1868. L., 1868. 18°. 6611.01 
 
 — Pleasant days in pleasant places. L. , 1878. 12°. 951. 35 
 
 — Shilling house of commons for 1868. L. , 1869. 24°. 
 
 — Story of chevalier Bayard. From the French of 
 
 de Berville and others. With notes and introd. 
 
 2d ed. London, 1869. 18°. 3016.21 
 
 Walford (Weston S.) and Way (Albert). Examples of mediasval 
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 Walk from London to Land's End. See Burritt (Elihu). 962.20 
 
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 Walker (Alexander). Beauty illustrated by an 
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 LUus. by H. Howard. London, 1852. 8°. 1446.02 
 
 Same. New York, 1857. 12° 1446.02a 
 
 Walker (Alfred). Hints to women on the care of 
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 Walker (Amasa). The science of wealth : a manual 
 of political economy. Phil., 1872. 8°. . 5913.28 
 
 Walker ( Capt. Arthur Campbell. ) The correct card, 
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 Walker (Clement). Relations and observations upon the (Eng- 
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 — and Lardner (D. ) Manual of electricity, magnet- 
 
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 'Craven.' London, Bohn, 1855. 12°. . . 4613.06 
 ■Walker (Edward). Art of book-binding, its rise and 
 
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 Walker (Francis Amasa). The Indian question. 
 
 Boston, 1874. 16°. 561.06 
 
 — Money. New York, 1878. 8° 5931.25 
 
 Note.— • It would be difficult to find a work better fitted 
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 — Money in its relation to trade and industry. New 
 
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 Note.— In part an abridgment of the preceding work, 
 
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 — Wages question : wages and the wages class. New 
 
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 Walker (Gilbert). Manifest detection of the vyle and detesta- 
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 Sermons. Boston, 1877. 12° 3616.00 
 
 — Discourse at the induction of F. D. Huntington, as preacher 
 
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 — Sermon on the day of general election. May 28, 1828. Bos- 
 
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 — Living questions of the age. Chicago, 1869. 16°. 
 
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 — Selection of curious articles from the Gentleman's 
 
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 Walker (John, philotegist). Pronouncing dictionary 
 
 of the English language ; adapted by B. H. 
 
 Smart. 4th ed. London, 1852. 8°. . . 6435.16 
 — Ehyming dictionary. New ed. L., 1851. 12°. 1694.93 
 Walker tMary Adelaide). Through Macedonia to 
 
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 Walker (Mary E., M.D.) Hit. N. Y„ 1872. 12°. 5824.27 
 Walker (Sears Cook). Researches relative to the planet 
 
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 Smith, contrib., v. 2.] 3937.02 
 
 Walker (Thomas). The original. New ed. Lon- 
 don, 1850. 12°. 2544.30 
 
 Walker (Timothy). Introduction to American law, 
 
 5th ed., revised by J. B. Walker. B., 1869. 8°. 
 ■Walker (W., engineer). Useful hints on ventilation. 
 
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 Walker (Wm. B.) Cyclical deluges. N. Y., 1871. 1^°. 
 
 Walker (Wm. Sidney). *Oorpus poetarum Latino- 
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 Contents : Catullus. Ovidius. Valerius Flaccus. Lucre- 
 tius. Horatius. Martialis. Clapurnius Siculus. Virgilius. 
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 Olaudianus. Propertiua. Persius. Silius Italicus. Juve- 
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 — Shakespeare's versification. L., 1854. 16°. 1752.22 
 
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 Walking tour in Normandy, [anon.] By the author 
 
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 Walks about New York. By the Secretary of the 
 
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 Walks from Eden. See Warner (Susan).. 3621.01 
 
 Walks in London. See Hare (A. J. C.) 2 v. . . . . . 482.05 
 
 Walks in Rome. See Hare (A. J. C.) 1871. ' 981.19 
 
 Walks in the Blaek Country. See-Burritt (E.) 1868. . . 952.12 
 Wall (A. H.) Gnlde to miniature painting. See Templeton (J. S.) 
 
 and Wall (A. H.) 1472.06 
 
 Wall (Charles Wm.) An examination of the ancient 
 
 orthography of the Jews, and of the original state 
 
 of the text of the Hebrew Bible. Pts. 1-3 in 4 v. 
 
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 Wall (G. P.) and Sawkins (J.) Economic geology of Trinidad. 
 
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 Wallace (Alfred Eussel). Contributions to the 
 
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 — Geographical distribution of animals. With a study 
 
 of faunas as elucidating the past changes of the 
 earth's surface. 2 v. N. Y., 1876. 8°. . , 4737.11 
 
 — Malay archipelago. N. Y., 1869. 8°. . . . 1065.13 
 
 — Narrative of travels on the Amazon and Rio Negro. 
 
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 colour-sense. By-paths in the domain of biology. Dis- 
 tribution of animals as indicating geographical changes. 
 Wallace (D. Mackenzie). Russia. "N. Y., 1877. 8 . 
 
 — Territorial expansion of Russia. [In Fortnightly review, 
 
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 Wallace (Mrs. E. D.) . A woman a experience in 
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 "Wallace (E. R. ) Descriptive guide to the Adiron- 
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 Springs, Sohroon Lake, lakes Luzerne, George, 
 and Champlain, the Ausable chasm, Massena 
 Springs and Trenton Falls. N. Y., 1875. 12°. 
 
 Wallace (fleu. Henry). Representative responsi- 
 bility : providence and redemption. Edin., 
 1867. 12° 3616.16 
 
 Wallace (Horace Binney). Art and scenery in 
 Europe. Phil., 1855. 12° 945.10 
 
 Same. 2d ed. Phil., 1868. 12°. . . ■ 945.11 
 
 — Literary criticisms. Phil., 1856. 12°. . .2545.02 
 
 Contents: Prose writers of America.. 'Washington Irving. 
 George P. Morris. E. W. Griswold. Literary portraits. 
 Fragniental literary disquisitions, etc. 
 
 — (hdmn (P.) Out of the past, 1870 ; p. 302-326. . . . 2626.18 
 Wallace (John H.) American studbook. Hew 
 
 York, 1867. 8° • ^18.08 
 
 — American trotting register. N. Y., 1871. 8°. 4618.15 
 Wallace (Prof. Robert). Dissertation on the true 
 
 age of the world. London, 1844. 8°. . 414.01 
 WaUac? (Rev. Prof.) Prayer in relation to natural law. [In 
 
 Science and revelation, 1875.] 35H8.ib 
 
 Wallace (Sir Wm.) See Biography (P- 299). 
 
 Wallace (Wm., esq.) Life and reign of George rv. 
 
 3 v. London; 1831, 16° 3065.12 
 
 Wallace (Rev. Wm.) Protestant Bible as a model of h™guage 
 
 and a school-book. London, 1846. 8° . . . • 6093.19 
 Wallachia. See Countries (Rownama, p. 392). 
 
 Wallbridge (Arthur). Bizarre fables. L., 1842. 16°. 
 
 Waller (Edmund). Poems. Life, by S. Johnson. [In Chalmers 
 
 (A.) Engl, poets, v. 8, 1810.] 1626.08 
 
 — Select poems. [In Sanford (E.) Brit, poets, v. 6. 1819.] 1691.06 
 Waller (John Francis). The revelations of Peter 
 
 Brown, poet and peripatetic. L., 1870. 16°. 
 Waller (S.'E.) Six weeks in the saddle : a painter's 
 
 journal in Iceland. L., 1874. 12°. . . 1142.21 
 Walling (H. F.) Musical flow of water. [In Amer asso. Proc. 
 
 V. 22, 1873.] 3946.20 
 
 Wallingford, (Conn.) See Countries (p. 392). 
 
 Wallis (G.) Jewellery. [In British m'f'g industries, v. 11, 1876.] 
 
 Wallis (Samuel). Voyage round the world, 1766-68. [In 
 
 Hawkesworth (J.) Voyages, v. 1.] 916.07 
 
 Wallis (Severn T. ) Spain ; her institutions, politics, 
 
 etc. Boston, 1853: 12° , . 984.11 
 
 Walmesley (Charles). General history of the Chris- 
 tian church. By Sig. Pastorini {pseud. ] 4th ed. 
 
 New York, 1807. 16° 3411.18 
 
 Walmsley (Hugh Mulleneux). The ruined cities of 
 
 Zulu land. 2 v. London, 1869. 12°. . . 1083.03 
 
 — Sketches of Algeria during the Kabyle war. Lon- 
 
 don, 1858. 8°. . .' 1084.06 
 
 Walmysley (Thomas). Expenses of the judges of 
 assize riding the western and Oxford circuits, 
 1596-1601 ; ed. by M. D. Cooper. London, Cam- 
 den raised., v. 4, 1859. 4° 5113.27 
 
 Walpole (B. C. ) . Recollections of the life of Charles 
 
 James Fox, London, 1806. 16°. . . . 3056.24 
 
 Walpole (Frederick). The Ansayrii, (or Assassins,) 
 
 with travels in the further East. 3 v. London, 
 
 1851. 8° 1044.01 
 
 Walpole (Horace or Horatio, 4th earl of Orford). 
 Anecdotes of painting in England, collected by 
 George Vertue. 5 v. L, 1782-86. 16°. 1414.18 
 
 Same. London, 1871. 12° 1414.25 
 
 Same. Also, a catalogue of engravers who have 
 
 been born or resided in England. Collected by 
 G. Vertue. New ed. by R. N. Wornum. 3 v. 
 London, 1849. 8° 1433.17 
 
 — Catalogue of the royal and noble authors of Eng- 
 
 land. With lists of their books. 2d ed. 2 v. 
 London, 1759. 16° 2761.24 
 
 — Castle of Otranto: Phil, 1854. 12°. . . 262.48 
 Historic doubts on the life and reign of Richard m. 
 
 London, 1768. 4° 3153.06 
 
 — Journal of the reign of George m. 1781-83. Ed. 
 
 by Dr. Doran. 2 v. London, 1859. 8°. 3065.05 
 _ Letters. See Biography (p. 209). 
 
 — Memoirs of the reign of George n. With pref . and 
 
 notes, by lord Holland. 3 v. L, 1846. 8°. 3064.15 
 
 — Walpoliana. London, 1830. 24°. . . . 6216.12 
 
 Contents: Reminiscences of the reigns of George i and 
 ii. Miscellaneous letters. Narrative concerning Rousseau. 
 Walpoliana. 
 
 AS- For lives and letlersol Walpole. see Biography (p. 209); 
 also New monthly mag., v. 29, 1861 (H. W. and the literary 
 world); Quar. rev., Oct., 1876 (Strawberry Hill). 
 
 Walpole (rRev. Robert). Garland of flowers; [poetical 
 translations]. New York, 1806. 12°. . 1694.36 
 
 Walpole (Sir Robert, lit earl of Orjord). See Biography (p. 210); 
 V alsi 1 Temple bar., Nov., 1876 (by A. C. Ewald). 
 
 Walrus. See Natural history (Amphibians, , p. 806) ; also 1*™°™ 
 (J ) Seasons with the sea-horses, 1861. .... iim.im 
 
 Walsh (Sir John Benn, lord Ormalhyntie) •Astron- 
 omy and geology compared. N. Y.., lau. io . 
 Contents : Remarks on the theories of Darwin and 
 Buckle. Progress and civilization. 
 
 Walsh (John Henry). I' Stonehenge', pseud.] 
 
 _ Dogs of Great Britain, America, and other coun- 
 tries.; their breeding, training, and management 
 in -health and disease. By Stonehenge [pseud, j 
 With chapters by American writers. Ne ^ 6 *° r |5 
 
 _ Econo°mic 2 ai housekeeper. L, 1867: if. .6016.04 
 -TheHorpel jn the stable and the field. New ed. 
 
 T Arm 1871 8° 4o^O.Ul 
 
 S°ame.- ' With" additions by R. McClure, and es- 
 say on the Amer. trotting horse, by E. Harvey 
 Hlus. Philadelphia, 1869. 8°. . . , 4617.22 
 — Manual of Brit, rural sports. L., 1863. 12 . 4t.15.uz 
 Walsh (Richard Hussey). Elementary treatise on 
 metallic currency. Dublin, 1853. 8 . . 59lb.^ 
 
 inking for book, „..,*,■ Bo* Or*r." giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the .rst part of*. TITLE. »d the NUMBER 
 
1072 
 
 WALSH - WAR 
 
 Walsh (Rev. Robert). Essays on ancient coin*, med- 
 als, and gems. London, 1828. 12°. . . 1583.06 
 
 — Descriptions. See Allom (T.) *ConatanMnople, etc. 997.17 
 Walsh (Robert, jr., L.L.D.) Appeal from the judg- 
 ments of Great Britain respecting the United 
 States. Philadelphia, 1819. 8°. . . . 585.10 
 
 — Didactics : social, literary, and political. 2 t. in 1. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1836. 12° 2545.03 
 
 — Letters on the genius and disposition of the French 
 
 government. Philadelphia, 1810. 8°. . 5727.28 
 
 — joint editor. See Sanford (E.) and Walsh (E.) British poets. 
 Walsh (Robert M., translator). See Lomcnie (L. de). Sketches 
 
 of living characters 3261.26 
 
 Walsh (Wm.) Poems. Life, by S. Johnson. [In Chalmers (A.) 
 Engl, poets, v. 8. 1810.] 1626.08 
 
 — Select poems. [In Sanford (E.) Brit, poets, v. 13. 1817.] 1691.13 
 Walsh (Wm. Pakenham). The Moabite stone : two 
 
 lectures. 6th ed. Dublin, 1873. 16°. . 3616.24 
 Walsingham (Edward). Arcana aulica : or Walsing- 
 
 ham's manual of prudential maxims for the 
 
 statesman and the courtier, [anon.] Reprint. 
 
 London, 1810. 32° 5711.03 
 
 Walsingham (Sir Francis). Anatomizing of honesty, 
 ambition, and fortitude, [n.p.] 1651. 16°. 5091.06 
 
 — Journal, 1570-83. London, Camden miscel., v. 6, 1870. i°. 6114.07 
 Walter of Coventry. Historical collections. Ed. by 
 
 W. Stubbs. London, 1872-73. 8°. [Rolls 
 
 chron.] 5140.— 
 
 Walter (Emile), pseud. See Delmar (Alex.) 6912.14 
 
 Walter (Rev. Johnston Estep). The perception of 
 space and matter. Boston, 1879. 12°. . 5426.30 
 
 Walter's tour in the East. See Eddy (D. 0.) 1041.12 
 
 Walters (Rev. John). English and Welsh dictionary. 
 3d ed. 2 v. Denbigh, 1828. 8°. . . . 6426.11 
 Walton (Izaak). The complete angler ; or, Contem- 
 plative man's recreation, i. Discourse of rivers, 
 fish-ponds, fish and fishing. 7th ed. n. Instruc- 
 tions how to angle for a trout or grayling in a 
 clear stream. By Charles Cotton. 3d ed. With 
 notes, by Moses Browne. L., 1759. 12°. 4616.05 
 
 Same. London, 1825. 48° 4626.24 
 
 Same. With notes, bibliography, pref. and a 
 
 notice of Cotton, by [G. W. Bethune]. New 
 
 York, 1848. 12° 4616.04 
 
 Same. With original memoirs and notes, by 
 
 Sir H. Nicolas. 2d ed. 2 v. L., 1860. 8°. 4618.12 
 Same. Ed. by J. Major. B., 1867. 12°. 4616.25 
 
 — Lives of Donne, Wotton, Hooker, Herbert, and 
 
 Sanderson. London, 1847. 8° 3176.02 
 
 Same. New York, 1850. 12° 3176.03 
 
 ^S" For biographical notices of 'Walton, see Lives of emi- 
 nent Englishmen [3221.11]; Bentley's miscel., V. 7, 1840 
 (article by E. Jesse): Fraser's mag., May, 1876 (by M. G. 
 Watkins); Allibone's dictionary, v. 3. 
 
 Walton (Wm. jr., Brit, resident at St. Domingo). The 
 alpaca ; it naturalization in the British Isles, etc. 
 Edin. and London, 1844. 16° 6134.17 
 
 — Letter on the affairs of Portugal and Spain. L., 1827. 8°. [In 
 
 Pamphleteer, v. 28.] • . . 6068.28 
 
 ■Walton (Wm., M.A. of Trinity Coll., Cambridge). Col- 
 lection of problems in elementary mechanics. 
 Cambridge, (Engl.,) 1858. 8° 4024.23 
 
 Walton's Vermont register, farmers' almanac, and 
 business directory. Claremont, (N.H.,) 1876. 16°. 
 
 Walworth (Rev. Clarence). The gentle skeptic ; 
 authenticity of the Old Testament. New York, 
 1863. 12° 3616.09 
 
 Walworth (Ellen Hardin). An old world, as seen 
 through young eyes. N. Y., 1877. 8°. . 933.26 
 
 — Saratoga. The battle. Battle ground. Visitor's 
 
 guide. With maps. N. Y., 1877. 8°. . 626.18 
 
 Wanderer in Italy (A.) See Trollope (T. A.) 944.03 
 
 Wanderer in Western France. See Lowth (G. T.) . . 966.21 
 Wandering Jew. 
 
 — Ahasverus. [In Simrock (K.) Deutscuen VolksbUoher, v. 6, 
 
 1846.] 7126.26 
 
 — Chambers' home-book, v. 3. Pt. 1, p. 171 2616.16 
 
 — Champfleury (J. Fleury, dit). Histoire de l'imagerie, p. 1-104. 
 
 — Qould [S. Baring). Curious myths, v. 1, 1867. . . . 3816.16 
 
 — Ligende du Juif Errant. Compositions et dessins 
 
 par Gustave Dore. Paris, 1862. fol. . .1468.17 
 
 — Russell (J., earl). The Wandering Jew, a fragment. [In his 
 
 Essays, 1821, p. 201-247.] 6717.07 
 
 See also Dubl. univ. mag., Nov., 1876 ; Bevue linguistique, 
 1877 (several articles, by O. Schoebel). 
 
 J&&- In Fiction see Croiy's ' Salathiel ', David Hoffman's 
 • Chronicles of Cartaphilus ', and Sue's • Wauderiug Jew ' ■ 
 in poetry, see Mrs. Norton's ' Undying one ', Beranger's 
 ' "Wandering Jew ', in his ' Lyrical poems, tr. by Young ' ; 
 and J. Moresby's ' Assuerus, a poem ', in Macm, mag., 
 v. 8, 1863. 
 
 Wanderings among the High Alps. See Wills (A.) 1858. 983.14 
 
 Wanderings in the land of Ham. By a daughter of Japhet. 
 [anon.] London, 1858. 8° 1093.09 
 
 Wanderings of a pilgrim in the East. See Parlby (Mrs.) 1016.13 
 
 Wanderings of a pilgrim in the shadow of Mount Blanc. See 
 Cheever (G. B.) . • 983.12 
 
 Wanderings of a vagabond. See Morris (John). 1873. .4622.04 
 
 Wanklyn (J. Alfred) and Chapman (E. T.) Water 
 analysis. 2d ed. London, 1870. 12°. . 4213.23 
 
 Wanley (Nathaniel). The wonders of the little 
 world ; or a general history of man. New ed., 
 with additions, by W. Johnson. 2 v. London, 
 1806. 8° 6217.17 
 
 War (as a science). See -Military Science (p. 777). 
 
 War (Laws of). See Law (International, p. G88). 
 
 War. (in its social, moral, and religious aspects). 
 
 — American Unitarian association. Tracts. Army 
 
 series. 1861 3514.13 
 
 — Bogatzky ( G. H. von). God's thoughts of peace in 
 
 war. 1762 1091.13 
 
 — Book of peace : essays on war and peace. 5437. 16 
 
 — Burnap (G. W.) Discourse on the duties of the citizen 
 
 soldier. [In his Writings, 1845.] 3526.24 
 
 — Burton (C.) Limitations to the severity of war. [In Cam- 
 
 bridge essays, 1855 ; p. 110-123.] 2517.13 
 
 — Channmg (W. E.) In his Works, v. 3, 4, 6. . . .3533.11 
 
 — De Quincey (T.) Narrative and miscel. papers, v. 2, 1863 : p. 
 
 191-233 2522.16a 
 
 — Dewey (0.) In his Works, p. 269-280 3544.06 
 
 — Bymond (J.) Inquiry into the accordancy of war 
 
 with Christianity. 1835 5137.22 
 
 — Hall (R.) Reflections on war. [In his Miscel. works.] 5042.01 
 Same. [In his Works, v. 1, 1857.] 3556.13 
 
 — Helps (A.) Conversations on war. 1871. . 2531.32 
 Friends In council, 2d s., v. 1, 18G0 ; p. 62-136. . 2531.26 
 
 — Jay ( W. ) War and peace : the evils of the first, 
 
 and a plan for preserving the last. 1842. 5437.18 
 
 — Lavekye (E. de). Causes of war. [Cobden club essays.] 6914.17 
 
 — Legart (H. S.) Arbitrement of national disputes. (In his 
 
 Writings, v. 1.] 6047.06 
 
 — Lieber (F.) Political ethics, v. 2, 1876 ; p. 426-469. . 6726.24 
 
 — Palliser (Mrs. B.) Historic devices, badges, and 
 
 war cries. 1870 1452.16 
 
 — Percy anecdotes, v. 7. 1823 6211.07 
 
 — Pictures from the battle fields. By ' The Roving 
 
 Englishman.' 1856 992.09 
 
 — Prize essays on a congress of nations. [By John A. 
 
 Bolles, T. C. Upham, W. Ladd, and others.] 
 
 Boston, 1840. 8° 5437.23 
 
 See also North Brit, rev., v. 16, 1851-2 (Prize essays on 
 the peace congress). 
 
 — Raleigh (Sir W.) Discourse on war in general. [In his Works, 
 
 v. 2.] 5064.10 
 
 Same. [In his Works, v. 8.] 5064.20 
 
 — Rogers (J. E. T.) War and peace. [In his Cobden, etc., 1873.] 
 
 — Ruskin (J.) Crown of wild olives. [3d lecture.] 1866. 6816.13 
 
 — Society for the promotion of permanent and uni- 
 
 versal peace. Tracts 1-12. 1832-35. .' . 5437.17 
 Contents: Bogue (Rev. D.) On universal peace ; extract 
 from a discourse, 1813. Clarkson (T.) Essay on the doc- 
 trines and practice of the early christians as they relate to 
 war. Dymond (J.) On the applicability of the pacific 
 principles of the New Testament to the conduct of states. 
 Erasmus. Extracts from [his] writings on the subject of 
 war. Examination of the principles considered to support 
 the practice of war. Grurney (J. J.) Essay on war, and 
 the christian dispensation. Hancock (T.) Principles of 
 peace exemplified hi the conduct of the Bociety of Friends 
 in Ireland, duriug the rebellion, 1798. Historical illustra- 
 tions of the origin and consequences of war. Necker (J.) 
 Reflections on war and peace. Tr. from his ' Finances of 
 France '. Eees (E.) Sketches of the horrors of war. 
 Scott (J.) War inconsistent with the doctrine and ex- 
 ample of Jesus Christ. Substance of ' Solemn review of 
 the custom of war.' 
 
 — Stone (T. T.) Sermons on war. 1829. . .5437.15 
 
 — Sumner (C.) True grandeur of nations : oration. . . 6324.14 
 Same. [In his Orations, v. 1, I860.] 6324.11 
 
 — Wellcome (L C.) Should christians fight ? a 
 
 pamphlet on war. 1863 3631.08 
 
 See also Blackwood, v. 88, 1860 or Littell, 1860, v. 4 
 (Courtesies of war): Chris, ex., v. 72, 1862; p. 1-22 (The 
 sword in ethics) ; Fortn. rev., v. 15, 1871 (Do military in- 
 ventions promote peace, by Lionel Tollemache?) ; Fraser's 
 mag., v. 52, 1856 (The bright side of war); Jour, of sac. lit. 
 v. 18, 1857 ; p. 35-58 (Divine law on capital punishment); 
 
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WAR - "WARE 
 
 1073 
 
 Littell, 1871, v. 1 (Wesley and Arnold on war); Meth. qu. 
 rev., Apl., 1865 (Christianity and the war power, by J. 
 Horner); New Englander, v. 24, 1865 (Advancement of 
 Christianity, by J. P. Thompson) ; Westm. rev., v. 73, 1860 
 IThe ethics of war, by F. W. Newman). 
 
 Standing armies and free governments. 
 
 Cairnts (J. E.) Our defences : a national, or a standing 
 
 army? [In his Political essays.] 5726.28 
 
 Letter {A) ballancing the necessity of keeping a land-force in 
 
 times of peace : with the dangers that may follow on it. 
 
 [anon.] 1697 6437.20 
 
 Moyle (W.) Argument, showing that a standing army is in- 
 consistent with a free government, [anon.] 2,pts in 1 v. 
 
 1697 6437.20 
 
 Same. [Inhis Works, 1727.] 6712.05 
 
 Same. [In Pamphleteer, v. 10, 1817.] 5058.10 
 
 Letter from the author of the Argument against a stand- 
 ing army, to the author of the Balancing letter, [anon.] 
 
 1607. 6437.20 
 
 Trenchard (J.) Short history of standing armies in England. 
 
 [anon.] 1698 5427.20 
 
 War-lyrics and other poems. See Brownell (H. H.) 1866. 1622.08 
 
 War of the Gaedhil with the Gaill, or the invasions 
 
 of Ireland by the Danes and other Norsemen. 
 
 Ed. with transl. by J. H. Todd. London, 1867. 
 
 '8°. [Rolls chronicles.] 5140. — 
 
 War pictures from the South. See Estvan (B.) 1863. . 644.05 
 War time (In) and other poems. See Whittier (J. G.) . 1696.10 
 Warbeck (Perkin). See Biography (p. 210) ; aZso Gairdner (J.) 
 
 Hist, of Bichardm., 1878 3151.18 
 
 Warboise (Emma Jane). Life of Thomas Arnold. 
 
 2d ed. London, 1865. 16° 3014.25 
 
 Warboys (Church of). Kecords, 1644-1720. Ed. by 
 E. B. Underhill. L., 1854. 8°. [Hanaerd Knol- 
 
 lys society.] 3538.13 
 
 Warburton (Acton). Hollo, and his race ; or foot- 
 steps of the Normans. 2ded. 2v. L., 1848. 12°. 
 Warburton (Eliot Bartholomew George). Crescent 
 and the cross. New York, 1850. 12°. . . 1082.17 
 
 — Darien, or the merchant prince. L., 1857. 8°. 
 Memoirs of prince Bupert and the cavaliers. 3 v. 
 
 London, 1849. 8° 3154.16 
 
 — Memoirs of Horace Walpole. 2 v. L., 1852. 8°. 
 
 — Keginald Hastings, or a tale of 164- . N. Y., 1858. 8°. 
 
 See notice of his works in Eclectic mag., v. 26, 1852. 
 Warburton (George, M.P.) The conquest of Canada. 
 
 2 v. London, 1849. 8° 564.05 
 
 Same. 2 v. New York, 1850. 12°. . . 564.08 
 
 — Hochela»a ; or, England in the New World. 2 v. 
 
 London, 1846. 8° 1153.01 
 
 — Memoirs of Charles Mordaunt, earl of Peterborough. 
 
 2 v. London, 1853. 8° 314 H 7 
 
 Warburton (Eev. W.) Edward m. B., 1875. 24. 
 Warburton (Wm., ftp. of Gloucester). The divine le- 
 gation of Moses demonstrated. With preface, by 
 R. Hurd. 3 v. London, 1846. 8°. . . . 3616.12 
 
 — Tracts by Warburton and a Warburtonian. [Ed. by 
 
 Samuel Parr.] London, 1789. 8°. . . 3616.15 
 Contents : Warburton (W.) Miscel. translations in prose 
 and verse : Cffisar's oration, from Sallust ;— Tully s ora- 
 tion for Ligarius ;-Select letters from Pliny ;— First book 
 of Boetius's Consolation of philosophy ;— Claudian s Pan- 
 egyriok on Honorius ;— Battle of the cranes and pigmies. 
 Fragments from Claudian imitated. Enquiry into the 
 causes of prodigies and miracles, as related by historians. 
 PacrtS.) Dedication and preface to the two tracts ot a 
 -Warburtonian [R. Hurd]. Hurd (R.) On the delicacy of 
 friendship ;— Letter to Thomas Leland, in which his Dis- 
 sertation on eloquence is criticised. 
 
 — DisraeU^I.) Quarrels of authors, v. 2. . • ■ • 5 5 ?H 5 
 
 — Stephen (£.) Hist, of Engl, thoughtin the 18th cent y. 1,1876. 
 Warburton : an apology for plain-Bpeaking. [/n his Essays 
 
 on free-thinking, 1873.] - • ■ • !,«,<■ 
 
 — Watson. (J. S.) Life of W. W. 1863. . . 3176.16 
 
 See also Ed. rev., v. 122, 1865 ; Nat. rev., v. 17, 1863 ; 
 
 Jour, of sac. lit., v. 35, 1865 ; p. 40-69 (W's unpublished 
 
 letters). 
 Ward (Aaron). Around the Pyramids : during 
 
 1859-60. New York, 1863. 12°. . . • ■ 1082. 15 
 Ward (Adolphus Wm.) Chaucer. N. Y., 1880. .It. 
 
 — History of English dramatic literature to the death 
 
 of queen Anne. 2 v. London, 1875. 8°. 1745.10 
 
 — The house of Austria in the 30 years' war. Two 
 
 lectures. London, 1869. 12°. • • ■ • J 544 ' 15 
 Ward (Andrew H.) History of the town of Shrews- 
 bury, Mass., 1717-1829. B., 1847.8°. . 612 10 
 Ward (Artemus), pseud. See Browne (C. F.), in Fiction (p. 235) 
 
 and in Biography (p. 125). . 
 
 Ward (Austin N.) The husband in Utah. i^a. t>y 
 
 Maria Ward. N. Y., 1857. 12°. . . . 1115.05 
 Ward (Edward). History of the grand Rebellion, 
 
 [a poem, anon.] 3 v. in 4. L, 1713. 12°. 1697.22 
 Ward (Elijah). Speeches on commercial, financial, 
 
 and other subjects. N. Y., 1877. 8°. . 5924.00 
 Ward (Sir Henry George). Mexico. 2 v. L, 1829. 8°. 
 Ward {Mrs. Harrietta Oxnard). Sensible etiquette. 
 
 Phil., 1878. 12° 5427.25 
 
 Ward (James Harnian). Manual of naval tactics. 
 
 New York, 1859. 8° 4517.11 
 
 — Steam for the million. N. V., 1860. 8°. .3926.06 
 Ward (I.) Workmen and wages. L., 1868. 8°. 5933.05 
 ■Ward (John). Experiences of a diplomatist ; recol- 
 lections of Germany, 1840-1870. L., 1872. 8°. 
 
 Ward (Julius H.) Life and letters of James Gates 
 
 Percival. Boston, 1866. 12° 3142.05 
 
 Ward (Marcus).Art of illuminating. L.,[1874.] sq.l2°. 
 Ward (Hon. Mrs.) Telescope teachings. L., 1859. 16°. 
 
 — Microscope teachings. L., 1864. 8°. . . . 4827.02 
 
 — The telescope. 3d ed. L., 1869. 16°. . . 4013.09 
 Ward (Matthew F.) English items. N. Y., 1853. 12°. 
 Ward (Rev. Nathaniel). The simple cobbler of 
 
 Aggawam in America. Ed. by D. Pulsifer. Bos- 
 ton, 1843. 8° 3616.19 
 
 Same. [In Force (P.) Tracts, v. 3.] 677.10 
 
 Ward (Eobert). History of the law of nations in 
 
 Europe, to Grotius. 2 v. L., 1795. 8°. . 5613.03 
 Ward (Eobert Plumer). See Fiction class-list (p. 532); also 
 
 Fhipps (E.) Memoir of B. P. W„ 1860 [3176.04]; and New 
 
 monthly mag., Aug., 1831 (Biogr. sketch). 
 Ward (Samuel). Lyrical recollections. N. Y., 1865. 8°. 
 Ward (Stephen H.) Natural history of mankind. 
 
 London, 1849. 16° 4732.05 
 
 Ward (Thomas). England's Reformation : a poem. 
 
 New York, 1853. 18° 1694.20 
 
 "Ward Thomas Humphrey, ed.) The English poets : 
 
 selections ; with introd. by Matthew Arnold. 
 
 v. 1-2. London, 1880. 12° 1697.28 
 
 v. 1. Chaucer to Donne, v. 2. Ben Jonson to Dryden. 
 Note.— V. 3-4 will complete this excellent work. 
 Ward (Wm.) New treatise on the method of breed- 
 
 ing.breaking.and training horses. Edin., 1776. 8°. 
 Ward (Wm., D.D.) View of the history, literature, 
 
 and mvtholoey of the Hindoos. New ed. 3 v. 
 
 London, 1822. 8° 7815.09 
 
 — Marshman (J". G.) Life and times of. 2 v. 3033.11 
 Warden (David Baillie). Chronologie histonque de 
 
 1'AmCrique. 10 v. [Art (L') de verifier les dates. 
 
 3e partie, v. 9-18. Paris, 1826-44. 8°] . 401.32 
 
 Warden (Robert B. ) Account of the private life and 
 
 public services of Salmon P. Chase. Cin., 1874 8 . 
 
 — Familiar forensic view of man and law. Columbus, 
 
 1860 8° 5438. 15 
 
 Warder (John A.) Report on forests and forestry. [U. S. Com. 
 to Int. exhib. at Vienna, 1873. Eeports, v. 1. 1876.] 3916.16 
 Warder (Joseph). The true amazons : or, the 
 monarchy of Dees. 8th ed. L, 1749 16°. 482407 
 Ware (Charles PO Slave songs. See Allen (W. F.) . . 1BHM 
 Ware (Henry, ;r., D.D.) Enquiry concerning re- 
 ligion. 2v. Cambridge, 1842. 12°. . .3611.01 
 
 — Formation of the christian character. B, 1854. 18 . 
 
 — Hints on extemporaneous preaching. 2d ed. New 
 
 York, 1826. 18° • • • • ■ 36 - 1 - ja 
 
 _ Memoirs of Rev. Noah Worcester. B„ 1844.18. 
 
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 ~~ Contents! v. 1. Jotham Anderson; and miscellaneous 
 
 Pr 2 B Biogr°apWcal sketches of Eev. John E. Abbot, Nathan 
 Parker d! D., and Rev. T. Prentiss. Sober thoughts on 
 i-arser, i/. x>.. Address at Kennebunk. Connec- 
 
 SSntrv The faith once delivered to the saints. The 
 
 ?Vohn v 7 anion he r scr?ptura! argument for unitarian- 
 u™ Letter to N. Adams, occasioned by his sermon en- 
 tttTe'd ^injuries to Christ'. Hints on extemporaneous 
 
 P T "sermons 4 Sermons on the character and offices 
 
 _ SeSonat^oStLn of Chandler Robbins.Boston, Dec. 
 4, 1833. Boston, 1833. 8 
 
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1074 
 
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 — Ware {J.) Memoirs of H. W. , jr. 2 v. 1846. 3176.07 
 
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 Ware (John, M.D.) Discourses on medical education and on 
 
 medical profession. Boston, 1847. 8° 5032.05 
 
 — Hints to young men on the relation of the sexes. Boston, 
 
 1850. 16° 4331.07 
 
 Ware (iJeu. John Fothergill Waterhouse). Home 
 life : what it is and what it needs. B., 1870. 12°. 
 
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 Ware (Mary G. C.) Death and life. B., 1864. 12°. 
 
 — Elements of character. Boston, 1854. 12°. 5436.13 
 
 — Thoughts in my garden. Boston, 1863. 16°. 3617.11 
 Ware (Samuel). Remarks on theatres : and on 
 
 vaulting them in brick and stone : of domes, and 
 the vaults of the free and accepted masons. 
 
 [anon.] London, 1809. 8° 1314.17 
 
 Ware (Samuel Hibbert). State of parties in 
 Lancashire before the rebellion of 1715. Edin. , 
 Chethamsoc, 1845. 4° 5094.05 
 
 — Lancashire during the rebellion of 1715. Edin., 
 
 Chethamsoc, 1845. 4°. 5094.05 
 
 Note.~ The two foregoing titles have a common title 
 
 ' Lancashire memorials of the rebellion, 1715 '. 
 Ware (Wm.) American Unitarian biography. 2 v. 
 
 Boston and Cambridge, 1850-51. 8°. . . 3461.06 
 Note. — For Contents, see p. 106 of Catalogue. 
 
 — Lectures on the works and genius of Washington 
 
 Allston. Boston, 1852. 12° 3013.23 
 
 — Life of Nathaniel Bacon. [In Sparks (J.) Library of Amer. 
 
 biogr., 2d s., v. 3. Boston, 1848. 16°.] 3241.13 
 
 — Sketches of European capitals. B., 1851. 12°. 
 
 6S~ For his historical novels, see Fiction (p. 682). 
 
 — Ware (H.) Sermon, Dec. 18, 1821, at the ordination of Wm. 
 
 Ware, New York. • 1822. , 3631.10 
 
 Ware (Wm. Robert). Application of Mr. Eare's system of vo- 
 ting to .the nomination of overseers of Harvard College. 
 [In Amer. soc. sci. assoc. Trans., no. 3, 1871.] . . 6811.02 
 
 — Outline of a course of architectural instruction. B., 1866. 8°. 
 Waree(B.) Curiosites judiciaires, historiques, anec- 
 
 dotiques. Paris, 1859. 16° 5611.16 
 
 Warfare of science. See White (Andrew D.) 3906.16 
 
 Warfield (Mrs. Catharine Ann). See Fiction (p. 632). 
 V/aring (Edward John). Manual of practical thera- 
 peutics, chiefly in relation to materia medica. 3d 
 ed. London, 1871. 16° 4313.21 
 
 — Pharmacopoeia of India. L., 1868. 8°. . . 4313.09 
 Waring (Geo. Edwin, jr.) Bride of the Ehine : 200 
 
 miles in a Mosel row-boat. Added, a paper on 
 the Latin poet Ausonius and his poem ' Mosella ' 
 by C. T. Brooks. Boston, 1878. 12°. . . 964.30 
 
 — Elements of agriculture. 2d ed. N. Y, 1870. 12°. 
 
 — A farmer's vacation. Boston, 1878. 8°. . . 946.12 
 
 Note. Sketches of trade in 1873 in the Netherlands, Nor- 
 mandy, Brittany, and the Channel Islands. Kepr. from 
 Scribner's monthly, v. 9-10. 
 
 — Tyrol and the skirt of the Alps. N. Y., 1878. 8°. 
 
 — Village improvements and farm villages. Boston 
 
 — Whip and spur. Boston, 1875. 16°. . . 931.19 
 Waring (John Burley). Art treasures of the United 
 
 Kingdom. Chromolithographed by H. Bedford 
 London, 1858. fol 1447.16 
 
 — A record of my artist life. L., 1873. 12°. . 144102 
 
 — A record of thoughts from 1843 to 1873. 2 v Lon- 
 
 ™- ^'IP-x! 20 - 2546-23 
 
 Warkwortn (John). Chronicle of 13 years of reign 
 of Edward rv. Ed. by J. O. Halliwell. London 
 
 Camden soc, 1839. 4° 5112 10 
 
 Warming and ventilation. See Arts (Useful, p. 48) 
 Warn (Reuben Henry). Sheet metal worker's in- 
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 Warner (Anna B.) Gardening by myself. New 
 York, 1872. 16° 6122.20 
 
 — Miss Tiller's vegetable garden. N. Y, 1873. 16°. 
 
 — [Novels and tales.] See Fiction (p. 5'23) 
 Warner (Charles Dudley). Back-log studies Bos- 
 ton, 1873. 12°. 2546 16 
 
 — Baddeck, and that sort of thing. B., 1874. 16° 
 
 — In the Levant. Boston, 1877. 12°. . . ' 107707 
 
 — In the wilderness. Boston, 1878. 18°. '. '. 113330 
 
 — Mummies and Moslems. Hartford, 1876. 8° 1077 06 
 
 — My summer in a garden. B., 1871. 12°. . 6122'l6 
 
 — baunterings. Boston, 1872. 18°. . . 942 24 
 
 Note.— Sketches- of travel in England and Europe 
 
 Warner (Rebecca). Epistolary curiosities : letters 
 of the 17th century illustrative of the Herbert 
 family, and of the reigns of James i., Charles rx., 
 James n., and William ni. 2 v. London, 1818. 8°. 
 
 Warner {Bev. Richard). A walk through some of 
 the Western counties of England. Bath, 1800. 8°. 
 
 Warner (Susan). ['Elizabeth WetherelT, pseud.] 
 The broken walls of Jerusalem and the rebuild- 
 ing of them. New York, 1878. 16°. . . 3621.00 
 
 — The Kingdom of Judah. N. Y, 1878. 12°. 3621.02 
 
 — [Novels and tales.] See Fiction (p. 532). 
 
 — The Word! . Walks from Eden. N. Y, 1866. 16°. 
 Warner (Wm.) . Poems. Ed. with life, by A. Chalmers. [In O.'s 
 
 English poets, v. i. 1810.] 1626.04 
 
 Warnes (John). On the cultivation of flax ; the fat- 
 tening of cattle with native produce ; box-feed- 
 ing ; and summer-grazing. 2d ed. L., 1847. 8°. 
 
 — Flax versus cotton. London, I860. 8° 6093.21 
 
 Warnkoenig (Leopold August). Institutiones juris 
 
 Romani privati. 3d ed. Bonnse, 1834. 8°. 5614.26 
 
 Warren ( Mrs. E. ) How I managed my house on 
 
 £200 [one thousand dollars] a year. Boston 
 
 1866. 12°. 6015.25 
 
 — How I managed my children from infancy to mar- 
 
 riage. 6th Amer. ed. Boston, 1866. 12°. 262.85 
 Warren (Edward, M.D.) Life of John C. Warren 
 M.D. 2 v. Boston, 1860. 8°. . . . . 3176.10 
 ■Warren (den. Gouverneur K. ) Account of the oper- 
 ations of the Fifth army corps at the battle of 
 Five Forks, April 1, 1865, and the movements 
 preliminary to it. New York, 1866. 8°. 634.05 
 
 — Notes on route from Independence to Santa Fe, and from 
 
 Indian ola via San Antonio to El Paso. [In Pacific R. E. 
 
 routes. Eeports, v. 1.] 1127.01 
 
 ■Warren (Henry). Artistic anatomy of the human 
 figure. 16th ed. London, 1875. 12°. . . 1454.21 
 
 — Artistic treatise on the human figure. Sequel to 
 
 Art of figure drawing by 0. H. Weigall. 2d ed. 
 London, 1874. 12° 1472.12 
 
 — Half-hour lectures on drawing and painting. 2d ed. 
 
 London, 1875. 12° 1472.31 
 
 — Text-book of art studies. L., 1870. 12°. . 1412.13 
 Warren (Henry White, D.D.) Recreations in astron- 
 omy. New York, 1879. 12° 4013.29 
 
 Warren (Israel Putnam). The three judges [of king 
 Charles I. : Whalley, Goffe, Dixwell]. New York, 
 1873. 16° 3243.11 
 
 Warren (John Collins, M. D. ) Fossil impressions 
 in the Sandstone Rocks of Connecticut River. 
 Boston, 1854. 8° 4112.26 
 
 — • Address to the Boston soc. of nat. hist. B., 1863. 8°. 6092.05 
 
 — Health, with remarks on constipation. B., 1854. 16°. 
 
 — Warren (K) Life of J. C. W. 2 v. 1860. . 3176.10 
 Warren (John Esaias). Para ; or scenes and adven- 
 tures on the Amazon. N. Y, 1851. 12°. 1163.07 
 
 Warren (Joseph, M.D.) Oration on the Boston massacre ; with 
 sketch of his life. [In Moore (F.) Amer. eloquence, v. 1. 
 
 1868.] 6325.03 
 
 JtS" For lives of Warren, see Biography (p. 210*. 
 
 "Warren (Mrs. Mercy Otis). Poems, dramatic and 
 miscellaneous. Boston, 1790. 12°. . . 1694.21 
 
 Warren (Bev. Richard). Antiquitates culinarias ; or 
 curious tracts relating to the culinary affairs of 
 the old English. London, 1791. 4°. . . 6018.01 
 
 Warren (Samuel). Lily and the bee ; an apologue 
 of the Crystal palace. N. Y., 1851. 12°. 3915.07 
 
 Same. Edinburgh, 1854. 8°. . . . . 263.34 
 
 Same. Leipzig, 1B51. 16° 3915.07a 
 
 — Miscellanies. Edin., 1855. 12° 2545.05 
 
 Contents : 
 
 Bracelets (The) : a tale. ■ 
 
 Calais. 
 
 Christopher North : a few personal recollections. 
 
 Follett (Sir 'William), attorney-general. 
 
 Marlborough (The Duke of). 
 
 Martyr patriots (The) : poem. 
 
 Modern state trials- 
 No. 1. The Welsh rioters— high treason. 
 No. 2. High treason and murder— moral insanity. 
 No. 3. The romance of forgery. 
 No. 4. Duelling ; and ■ What's in a name V 
 No. 6. The murdered Glasgow cotton-spinner ; and the 
 trials of D. O'Connell and W. S. O'Brien. 
 
 My first circuit : law and facts from the north. 
 
 Mystery of murder, and its defense. 
 
 Paradise in the Pacific (The) : Pitcairn's Island. 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
WARREN -WATER- WORKS 
 
 Pegsworth : a press-room sketch. 
 Smith (John William), Memoir of. 
 Speculators amoug the stars. 
 Uncle Tom's Cabin. 
 
 Who is the murderer ?— a problem in the law of circum- 
 stantial evidence. 
 
 Note.— Beviewed in Fraser's mag., v. 65, 1867. 
 
 — Moral, social, and professional duties of attorneys 
 
 and solicitors. New York, 1849. 12°. . 5622. 05 
 
 — Passages from the diary of a late physician. 3 v. 
 
 Edin., 1N54. 8° „ 263.30 
 
 — Popular and practical introd. to law studies. Ed. 
 
 by I. G. Thompson. Albany, 1870. 12°. 5622.12 
 
 — Ten thousand a year. New ed. 2 v. Edin., 1854. 8°. 
 
 See notice of the author in Littell, Oct., 1877, or Black- 
 wood, Sept., 1877. 
 
 Warren (Samuel Edward). Elements of machine 
 construction and drawing. New York, 1870 
 Text 8°. Plates 4° 3924.20 
 
 — Manual of drafting instruments and operations 
 
 New York, 1865. 8°. 3922.21 
 
 — Notes on polytechnic or scientific schools in the 
 
 U.S. New York, 1866. 8° 5515.17 
 
 Warren (T. Robinson). Dust and foam ; or three 
 oceans, and two continents. N. Y., 1859. 12°. 
 
 — Shooting, boating and fishing. N. Y., 1871. 12°. 
 Warren anatomical museum. Descriptive catalogue, 1870. See 
 
 Jackson (J. B. S.) 4336.22 
 
 Warren street chapel. Occasional papers, v. 1. No. 1. [The 
 
 ancient Germans, by W. O. Perry.] B., 1861. 12*. .3631.08 
 
 Warreniana ; with notes by the editor of a Quarterly 
 
 review. [By Wm. P. Deacon.] L., 1824. 16°. 
 
 Same. Boston, 1851. 16°. 1694.22 
 
 Warrington in 1465. Ed. by W. Beamont. London, 
 
 1819. 4°. [Chetham soc, v. 17.] . . . 5094.17 
 
 Warrington's manual. See Robinson (W. S.) 1875. . . 5617.27 
 Wars. See Military art and science (Military history and biogra- 
 phy, p. 787): also Stapleton (R.J.) Tales of the war ; or 
 naval and military chronicle, 3 v. 1836-38. . . . 416.10 
 Wars of the roses. See Countries (England, p. 310). 
 Wars of the western border. See Brewerton (G. D.) 1859. 681.19 
 Warton (Beu. John). Death-bed scenes and pastoral 
 conversations. 2ded. 4 v. L., 1827-32. 8°. 3617.15 
 Warton (Joseph). Essay on the genius and writings 
 of Pope. 5th ed. London, 1806. 8°. . .1676 30 
 
 — Poems. Ed. with life, by A. Chalmers. [In O.'s English 
 
 poets, v. 18, 1810.] 1626.18 
 
 — Select poems. Ed. by B. Walsh. [In Sanford (E.) and 
 
 Walsh (B.) British poets, v. 32. 1822.] 1691.34 
 
 Warton (Thomas). History of English poetry from 
 
 the 12th to the close of the 16th century. 3 v. 
 
 London, 1840. 8° 2763.01 
 
 Same. With a preface by K. Price, and notes 
 
 variorum. Ed. by W. 0. Hazlitt. 4 v. London, 
 
 1871. 1. 8°. 1697.09 
 
 — Poems. Ed. with life, by A. Chalmers. [In C.'s Engl, poets, 
 
 v. 18, 1810.] 1626.18 
 
 — Select poems, fin Sanford (E.) and Walsh (R.) Brit, poets. 
 
 v. 32. 1822.] I ..... . 1691.32 
 
 Warwick (Eden), pseud. See Jabet (George). 
 
 Warwick (Guy of). See Guy of Warwick 3176.24 
 
 Warwick (Mary Boyle, countess of). Autobiography, 1671-74. Ed. 
 
 by T. C. Croker. L., Percy soc, 1848. 12° 5060.22 
 
 Warwick woodlands. See Herbert (Henry W.) 1871. . 4617.20 
 Warwickshire, (England). See Countries (p. 392). 
 Was Shakespeare a lawyer 1 ByH. T. London, 1871. 8°. 1754.21 
 Washboume (Henry). Book of family crests. 11th 
 ed. 2 v.London, 1875. 12°. .... 6612.06 
 Washburn (Charles A.) History of Paraguay. 2 v. 
 
 Boston, 1871. 8° 567.18 
 
 Washburn (Rev. Edw. A.) Eight and responsibility of the christ- 
 ian conscience in the Btudy of the Scriptures. [In God's 
 word man's light and guide. 1877.) ..... .3554.33 
 
 Waahburn (Emory, LL. D.) Judicial history of 
 Massachusetts, 1630 to 1775. Boston, 1840. 8°. 
 
 — Lectures on the study and practice of law. Boston, 
 
 1871. 8°. . . 5622.18 
 
 — Address before the Mass. charitable mechanic association, 
 
 Sept. 26, 1860. Boston, 1860. 8°. ..'.... 6092.06 
 
 — Anniversary address before the Young men's christian uuion, 
 
 Nov. 23, 1855. Boston, 1856. 8". ....... 609».06 
 
 — Annual address : anniversary of the Mass. temperance soc. 
 
 Boston, 1839. 8° ■?« 5091.04 
 
 — Professional training as an element of success and conserva- 
 
 tive influence : lecture before the Harvard law school, 
 Jan. 11, 1861. Boston, 1881. 8\ . . 6092.06 
 
 — Treatise on the American law of easements and 
 
 servitudes. 2d ed. Boston, 1867. 8°. . 5623.14 
 
 1075 
 
 -Treatise on the American law of real property. 
 3d ed. 3v. Boston, 1868. 8 8 . . 5<£ 3 -ja 
 
 Washington (George). Collection of the'speech'es of 
 the president to both houses of Congress with 
 theiranswers. Also the addresses to the president 
 with his answers. Boston, 1796. 12° 57£2 10 
 
 — Inaugural address : 1789. Farewell address, 1796. [/„ Moore 
 
 (F.) Anier. eloquence, v. 1. 1858.] 6 3^6 03 
 
 — Journal, sent by Hon. Robert Dinwiddie to the 
 
 commandant of the French forces in Ohio. Kew 
 m ■ * 5 " 4 ° [ Sab in'8 reprints.] . . 564 21 
 
 — Maxims ; political, social, moral, and religious 
 
 Collected by J. P. Schroeder. N. Y., 1856. 12° 
 
 — Writings, with life, by Jared Sparks. 12 v. New 
 
 York, 1847-52. 8°. .../... . 5076.01 
 Contents : 
 
 V. 1. Life of Washington, by Jared Sparks : with gene- 
 alogy, will, etc. 
 
 2. Official letters relating to the French War, and private 
 letters before the American revolution. 
 
 3-8. Correspondence and miscellaneous papers relating 
 to American revolution. 1775-83. 
 
 9. Correspondence, 1783-89 ; with documents. 
 
 10-11. Correspondence from the beginning of his presi- 
 dency to the end of his life, 1789-94 ; with documents. 
 
 12. Speeches and messages to Congress. Proclamations 
 and addresses. Documentary appeudixes. Indexes. 
 
 Same. v. 1-3,5-8,11-12. 9 v. B., 1834-37.8°. 5078.01 
 
 Note — A large paper copy. 
 Sparks (J.) Letter to lord Mahon : an answer to his Letter 
 
 to the editor of Washington's writings. 1852. . . 3181.24 
 Remarks on a • Beprint of the original letters from 
 
 Washington to Joseph Beed'. 1853 3181.23 
 
 — and Crawford (Wm. ) Correspondence, 1767-1781, 
 
 concerning western lands. Arranged and 
 annotated by C. W. Butterfield. Cm., 1877. 8 U . 
 
 jftS" For lives and critical estimates of Washington, see 
 Biography (p. 210); also the following entries, viz. : 
 
 — Abbott (J. S. C.) George Washington. 1875.3175.21 
 
 — Address from the Roman Catholics of America to George 
 
 Washington. [With his reply.] London, 1790. fol. 3178.07 
 
 — Clarke (J". F.) Washington, and the secret of his influence. 
 
 [In his Memorial and biogr. sketches, 1878 ; p. 281-300.] 
 
 — Remusai (C. de). Washington. [In his Critiques, e*c., v. 2, 1859.] 
 
 — Tupper(M. F). Washington : a drama. 1876. 31bl.22 
 
 — Winthrop (R. C.) Washington, Bowdoin, and Franklin : ad- 
 
 dresses. 1876 3178.14 
 
 See also Scribner's mag., 1876 (Stuart portraits of W., 
 
 by Jane Stuart). 
 
 Washington : a drama. See Tupper (M. F.) 3181.22 
 
 Washington, (D. C.) See Countries (p. 392). 
 
 Washington Territory. See Countries (p. 392). 
 
 Washington (Treaty of). See Alabama claims (p. 10) ; also New 
 
 Englander, v. 32, 1873 (3 articles by Dr. Woolsey). 
 Washoe. See Countries (p. 392). 
 Wasson (David Atwood). The international. [In Amer. soc. sci. 
 
 Trans., no. 5, 1873] 6811.03 
 
 — The radical creed : discourses at [hisj installation, as min- 
 
 ister of the 28th congr. soc. of Boston, May 7, 1865 ; with 
 appendix containing the installation services. Boston, 
 1865. 8.° 3631.10 
 
 — The universe no failure ; sermon, Nov. 4, 1855. Worcester. 
 
 1856. 8° 3631.10 
 
 jgQp-For Wasson's contributions to the Atlantic monthly, 
 
 N. A. rev., and Christian examiner, consult their index 
 
 volumes. He has also contributed to the Radical. 
 Watch- words for the warfare of life. See Luther. . . 3572.03 
 Watches See Arts (Useful : Clocks and Watches, p. 40). 
 Watchman, what of the night ? See Gumming (J.) . . 3542.23 
 
 Water and land. See Abbott (Jacob). 1872 912.21 
 
 Water, and Water analysis. 
 
 ,8S- See also Arts (Useful : Hydraulics, p. 43) ;— Ocean 
 
 (p. 824) ; Water-works (below). 
 
 — Tissandier (G.) Wonders of water. 1869. 4021.25 
 
 — Tyndall (J.) Forms of water in clouds and rivers, 
 
 ice and glaciers. 1872 4021.27 
 
 _ Thomson (J.) Quantitative investigation of certain relations 
 between the gaseous, the liquid, and the solid states of 
 water-substances. [IraFhilos. mag., June, 1874.] 
 
 — Wanklyn (J. A.) and Chapman (E. T.) Water 
 
 analysis. 2d ed. 1870 • 4213-23 
 
 See also article by 0. F. Chandler in Johnson's Diction- 
 ary, v. 4. 
 
 Watercourses. See Law '(p. .692). 
 
 Water-color painting. See Fine arts (p. 548). 
 
 Water-cure. See Medicine (Hydropathy, p. 760). 
 
 Water-works and water-supply. 
 
 — Fanning (J. T. ) Practical treatise on water-supply 
 
 engineering in N. A. 1877. .... . 3948.lV 
 
 _ JTirkwood (J. P.) The Brooklyn water works and 
 sewers. 1867 miS5 
 
 lu asking tor books, use the « Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
1076 
 
 WATER-WORKS- "WATSON 
 
 — McMroy (S.) Papers on hydraulic engineering : 
 
 Hemstead reservoir of Brooklyn. 1878. . 3944.12 
 
 — Spoil (E.) Water-supply. 1875 3942.23 
 
 f@~ See also Arts (Useful : Water-works, p. 48). 
 
 Waterburr. (Conn.) See Countries (p. 392). 
 
 Wa.erbury (Eev. Jared Bell). Memoir of Rev. John 
 Scolder. N. Y., 1870. 12°. 3157.17 
 
 Waterhouse (Benj., M.D.) Essay on Junius and 
 his letters. Boston, 1831. 8° 3088.01 
 
 Waterhouse (George Bobert). Marsupialia, or 
 pouched animals. Edinb., [n. d.] 16°. [Jar- 
 dine (Sir W.) Nat. libr., v. 24.] . . . 4711.24 
 
 — Natural history of the mammalia. 2 v. London, 
 
 1846-48. 8°, 4727.16 
 
 v. 1. Marsnpiata, or pouched animals. 2. Rodentia, or 
 gnawing mammalia. 
 
 Watsr house (Sylvester) . The resources of Missouri. 
 
 St. Louis, 18fi7. 8° 1134.05 
 
 Watering places. See Medicine. (Minei al springs, etc., p. 763) ; 
 
 also Wilson (John). Health resorts, 1880. . . . 4347.13 
 Watsrland (Daniel, D D. ) A critical history of the 
 
 Athanasian creed. New ed. by J. B. King. 
 
 Oxford and London, 1870. 16°. . . . 3617.13 
 Waterloo {Campaign of). See Countries (p. 392). 
 Waterman (Catharine H.) Flora's lexicon: lan- 
 guage and sentiment of flowers. B., 1859. 12°. 
 Waterman (Rev. Elijah). Memoirs of the life and 
 
 writings of John Calvin. Hartford, 1813. 8°. 
 Waterman (Thomas W.) Treatise on the law of 
 
 trespass. N. Y., 1875. 8° 5625.22 
 
 Waters. See Russell (Wm. H. C.) 
 Waterston. See also Watterston. 
 Waterston (Robert). Brjel memoir of R. W. By one who knew 
 
 him many years. Boston, 1869. 8" 3175.29 
 
 Waterston {Rev. Robert Caf-sie). Farewell discourse, May 2, 1852, 
 
 on resigning his pastoral charge. Boston, 1862. 8°. 3631.10 
 Waterston (Wm. ) Cyclopaedia of commerce. New 
 
 ed. L , 1817. 8° 5927.04 
 
 Waterton (Charles). Essays on natural history. 
 
 Ed. with life by N. Moore. L., 1871. 12°. 4723.14 
 
 — Wanderings in South America, the northwest coast 
 
 of U. S., and the Antilles. 6th ed. L., 1866. 16°. 
 
 — Hobton {R.) Charles Waterton. 2d ed. . 3176.26 
 Waterton (Edmund). On episcopal rings. [In Archaeological 
 
 journal, v. 20.] 1463.14 
 
 — On niello. [In Archajol. journal, v. 19.] 1463.13 
 
 — Posy rings. [In Archeeol. journal, v. 16.] .... 1463.10 
 Wathe.i (George H.) Arts, antiquities, and chronology 
 
 of ancient Egypt. London, 1843. 8°. . 1076.16 
 Watkiu3 (Rev. H. W.) Gospel according to St. John. 
 
 London, 1879. 12°. 3742.15 
 
 Watson (Henry Wm.) Treatise on the kinetic theory 
 
 of gases. Oxford, 1876. 8° 4023.12 
 
 Watkina (John). Life, poetry, and letters of 
 
 Ebenezer Elliott. London, 1850. 12°. .3054.23 
 Watson (Alexander). American home garden. New 
 
 York, 1859. 12° 6124.04 
 
 Watson (E. H.) Is our republic a failure? rights 
 
 and wrongs of the north and south. New York 
 
 „ 1877. 12° 5732.03 
 
 Watson (Egbert P.) Manual of the hand lathe. 
 
 Phil., 1869. 12° 3923.24 
 
 Watson (Elkanah). Men and times of the Eevolu- 
 
 tion ; or memoirs, including his journals of 
 
 travels in Europe and America, 1777-1842 Ed 
 
 by W. C. Watson. 2d ed. N. Y., 1856. 12°. 3181 06 
 Watson (Emily H. ) Child life in Europe : historical,' 
 
 mythological, fairy and other stories ; and a 
 
 sequel to Child life in Italy. B., 1874. 12°. 941.30 
 
 — Child life in Italy. Boston, 1874. 12°. . 971.26 
 Watson (Gaylord). *New commercial county and 
 
 railroad atlas of the United States and Dominion 
 
 of Canada. New York, 1875. fol. . . A 37 06 
 Watson (Jean). The songstresses of Scotland. &eTytler(8.) 
 
 and Watson (J.) ' 326IO6 
 
 Watson (J. Madison). Handbook of calisthenics and 
 
 gymnastics. New York, 1864. 8°. . . 4613.03 
 Watson (James C.) Theoretical astronomy. With 
 
 tables. Phil., 1868. 8° . 4017.10 
 
 Watson (John). Theory and practice of weaving by 
 
 hand and power. Glasgow, 1863. 8°. . 3931 11 
 Watson (John Fanning). Annals of New York city 
 
 and state in the olden time. Phil., 1856. 8°. 614.25 
 
 — Annals of Philadelphia and Pennsylvania in the 
 
 olden time. 2 v. Phil., 1857. 8°. . . . 623.04 
 
 — and Smith (J. J.) American and literary curiosi- 
 
 ties. New York, 1852. fol 1447.03 
 
 Watson (Rev. John Selby). Biographies of John 
 Wilkes and W. Cobbett. Edin., Ib70. 12°. 3042.20 
 
 — Life of Kichard Porson. London, 1861. 8°. 3146.27 
 
 — Life of Wm. Warburton. L., 1863. 8°. . 3176.16 
 
 — Beasoning power in animals. L., 1867. 12°. 4722.08 
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 Webb (Thomas S.) The freemason's monitor. New 
 ed. Salem, 1821. 12 u 5837.16 
 
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 lution. Philadelphia, 1853. 8°. ... 263.42 
 
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 1870. 16° 1694.30 
 
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 — Great speeches. With an essay by E. P. Whipple. 
 
 Boston, 1879. 8° 5077.18 
 
 — Works : with memoir and notes, by E. Everett. 
 
 6 v. Boston, 1863. 8°. . ...... 5077.01 
 
 Contents 
 Adams and Jefferson, 1826, v. 1. 
 Agricultural society at Oxford, England, 1839, v. 1. 
 Agriculture of England, v. 1. 
 Albany mass-meeting, 1844, speech, v. 2. 
 Albany (Young men of ), Speech to, v. 2. 
 Andover (Conveution at), Speech at, v. 2. 
 Boston (Reception at, in Faneuil Hall, 1842), v. 2. 
 Biographical memoir, byE. Everett, v. 1. 
 Buffalo (Speeches at, 1851), v. 2. 
 — Public dinner at, Bpeecb, v. 2. 
 Bunker hill monument, 1820, 1826 v. 1. 
 Oapitol at Washington (Addition to), 1861, v. 1. 
 Congi-ess (Speeches in), v. 3,4. 
 Diplomatic and official papers, viz. — 
 
 ' Amistad ', Relations with Spain, 1841-2, v. 6. 
 
 ' Caroline ' (Case of), 1842, v. 6. 
 
 • Creole ' (Case of), 1842, v. 6. 
 
 Eillsemann (Correspondence with, 1860-51), v. 6. 
 
 Impressment, 1842, v. 6. 
 
 McLeod (Alexander), Case of, 1841-42, v. 6. 
 
 North-western boundary, 1842, v. 6. 
 
 Right of search, 1842, V. 6. 
 
 Treaty of Washington, v. 6. 
 Election speech in Faneuil hall, 1848. v. 2. 
 Faneuil hall (Public dinner in, 1838), v. 1. 
 First settlement of New England, 1820, v. 1. 
 Independence of the judiciary, 1820, v. 3. 
 Index to six volumes, v. 6. 
 Legal arguments and speeches to the jury, viz.— 
 
 Bank of U. S., against W. D. Primrose, 1839, v. 6. 
 
 Dartmouth college case, 1818, v. 6. 
 
 Gibbous and Ogden (Case of), 1824, ». 6. 
 
 Girard's will case, 1844, v. 6. 
 
 Keunistons (Defense of the), 1817, v, 5. 
 
 Ogden and Saunders (Case of), 1827, v. 6. 
 
 Prescott {Judge James), Defense of, 1821, v. 6. 
 
 Providence R. R. Co. against the city of Boston, v. 6. 
 
 Rhode Island government, 1848, v. 6. 
 
 White (Joseph) Murder of, by Enapp, 1830, v. 6. 
 Letters (Miscellaneous), v. 6. 
 Marshfleld (Speech at, 1848), v. 2. 
 Mason (Jeremiah), Remarks on death of, 1848, v. 2. 
 National Repub. convention at Worcester, 1832, v. 1. 
 New England society at New York. 1843, v. 2. 
 New Hampshire (Festival of the sons of, at Boston,1849),v.2. 
 Niblo's saloon (Speech in, 1837), v. 1. 
 North-eastern boundary, bef. New York hist, soc, 1843, v. 2. 
 Philadelphia (Whig convention at, 1844), v. 2. 
 Pilgrim festival at New York, 1860, v. 2. 
 
 Plymouth (Landing at), v. 2. 
 
 Richmond (Remarks to ladies of, 1840), v. 2. 
 
 Richmond (Whig convention at, 1840), v. 2. 
 
 Saratoga maBs- meeting, 1840, v. 2. 
 
 Southern tour, 1847, v. 2. 
 
 Speeches in congress, viz.— 
 
 Apportionment of representation, 1832, v. 3. 
 
 Bank (National, 1837), v. 4. 
 
 Bank of the United States, 1816, and 1832, v. 3. 
 
 Bankruptcy (Uniform syBtem of, 1840), v. 6. 
 
 Calhoun (J. C.) Remarks on decease of, 1860, v. 3. 
 
 — Reply to, 1838, v. 4. 
 
 California public lands and boundaries, 1850, v. 6, 
 Compromise bill, 1850, v. 5. 
 
 Constitution and the union, 7th of Mcb., 1850, v. 6. 
 Constitution not a compact between sovereign states, 
 
 1833, v. 3. 
 Currency (Legal), v. 3. 
 Currency (The), 1837, v. 3. 
 Distribution of surplus revenue, 1836, v. 4. 
 Expunging resolution, 1837, v 4. 
 Finances (State of, 1840), v. 6. 
 Finances in 1840, v. 6. 
 Foote'B resolution (Speech on, 1830), v. 3. 
 Force bill (Reply to Calhoun, 1833), v. 8. 
 French spoliations prior to 1800: speech, 1333, v. 4. 
 Fugitive-slave bill, 1850, v. 5. 
 Greece (Revolution in, 1824), v. 3. 
 Hayne (Reply to, 1830), v. 3. 
 Judiciary (The), 3826, v. 3. 
 Louisville canal (The), 1836, v. 4. 
 Madison papers (Purchase of, 1837), v. 4. 
 Mexican war (Speeches on, 1847-8), v. 5. 
 Oregon (Three speeches on, 1846-46), v. 6. 
 Panama mission, 1826, v. 3. 
 Panama railroad, 1849, v. 5. 
 
 Pre-emption to settlers on public lands, 1838. v. 4. 
 Presidential protest, 1834, v. 4. 
 Protection (General effects of, 1840), v. 4. 
 Public lands (Graduation of price of, 1838), v. 4. 
 Removal of deposits, 1833-4, v. 3-4. 
 Slavery (Exclusion of, from territories, 1848), v. 6. 
 Slavery in district of Columbia, 1836, 1838, v. 4. 
 Specie circular, 1836, v. 4. 
 Sub-treasury (Speeches on, 1838), v. 4. 
 Sub-treasury (The), 1846, v. 6. 
 Tariff (The), 1824, 1828 and 1846, V. 3,4. 
 Texas (Admission of, 1845) v. 6. 
 Texas (Boundaries of, 1860), v. 5. 
 Treasury-note bill, 1840, v. 4. 
 Treaty of Washington, 1846 (Text of), with message of 
 
 pres. of U. S., v. 6. 
 
 — Defence of : speech, Apl. 5-6, 1846, v. 6. 
 
 Van Bureu (Nomination of, as minister to England, 
 1832), v. 3. 
 
 Volunteer force (Organization of, 1846), v. 5. 
 Story (Justice), Remarks on decease of, 1846, v. 2. 
 Valley Forge convention, v. 2. 
 Wall street (Speech in, 1840), v. 2. 
 Washington (George), Character of, 1832, v. 1. 
 Whig principles and purposes, 1840, v. 2. 
 
 — Address at the laying of the corner stone of the Bunker Hill 
 
 monument ;— Speech [in reply to Hayne] on I oot's reso- 
 lution; — Argument in the trial of Enapp :— Sketch of life. 
 [In Moore (F.) Amer. eloquence, v. 2. 1857.] . . 6326.02 
 
 — Correspondence with Hulseman. L., 1851. 12°. 
 
 — Discourse in commemoration of John Adams and Thomas 
 
 Jefferson, Aug. 2, 1826. Boston, 1826. 8° 5077.16 
 
 — Speech in defence of the christian ministry, in the case of 
 
 Girard's will. Washington, 1844. 8" 6077.16 
 
 — Speech on slavery, March 7. 1850. Boston, 1850. 8°. . 6077.16 
 
 — Speech on the Greek revolution. Boston, 1824. 8°. . 6077.16 
 
 J8®" For lives and critical estimates of D. W. and for his 
 correspondence, see Biography (p. 211); also the following : — 
 
 — Harvey (P.) Eeminiscences and anecdotes of 
 
 Daniel Webster. 1877 3182.14 
 
 — Skinner (O. A.) Death of D. W. : sermon. 1852. . . 3176.29 
 
 — Woods (H. W.) The fading leaf an emblem of man 's frailty i 
 
 sermon on the death of Daniel Webster. 1852. . .3176.29 
 
 Webster (George E.) Steam engine and steam. 2 v. Manchester, 
 [1874.] 16° 3E07.06 
 
 Webster (John). Dramatic works. See Plays (p. 899). 
 
 Webster (Prof. John W. ) Beport of his trial for the 
 murder of Dr. George Parkman. B., 1850. 8°. 
 
 Webster (Leland A. ) Present status of the philoso- 
 phy of society. New York, 1866. 12°. .5814.07 
 
 ■Webster (Noah, LL.D.) An American dictionary of 
 the English language. 2 v. New York, 1828. 4°. 
 — Same. Bevised and enlarged by C. A. Good- 
 rich, and Noah Porter. Springfield, (Mass.,) 
 1864. 4° 6426.02 
 
 Same. [New ed.] Springfield, (Mass.,) 1875. 4°. 
 
 — A collection of essays and fugitiv writings. Boston, 
 
 1790. 8° 2545.04 
 
 Contents : On the education of youth in America. Prin- 
 ciples of guvernment and commerce. On billB or declara- 
 tions of rights. On guvernment. Remarks on the man- 
 
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 ners, guvernment, and debt of the TT. S. Sketches of the 
 rise, progress, and consequences of the Revolution. En- 
 quiry into the origin of the words douiesday, parish.parlia- 
 ment, peer, baron. Bad policy of laws against usury. 
 Grounds and extent of allegiance. Explanation of the 
 reezous why marriage iz prohibeted between natural rela- 
 tions. MiBcel. remarks on the United States. On a dis- 
 crimination between the original and purchasing cred- 
 itors of the United States. Address to young gentlemen. 
 Address to young ladies. 
 
 — A collection of papers on political, literary, and 
 
 and moral subjects. New York, 1843. 8°. 2545.04a 
 Contents : Revolution in France. Eights of neutral 
 nations. Dissertation on the supposed change of temper- 
 ature in modern winters. Origin of the first bank of the 
 U. S. Letter from Washington, respecting the last cam- 
 paign in the revolution. Corresp. with Madison, respect- 
 ing the origin of the present constitution. Origin of the 
 copy-right laws of the U. S. Vindication of the treaty 
 with Great Britain, in 1796. Origin of Amherst college. 
 Address on Agriculture. Letter to Daniel Webster. An- 
 swer of the house of rep. of Mass. . to the governor's ad- 
 dress. Letter to Rev. Samuel Lee. Reply to a letter of 
 David McClure. Letter to a young gentleman commenc- 
 ing uis education. Form of association for young men. 
 Modes of teaching the English language. Origin of the 
 Hartford convention in 1814. Brief hist, of political par- 
 ties. State of English philology. 
 
 — Miscellaneous papers on political and commercial 
 
 subjects. New York, 1802. 8°. ... 5927.22 
 Contents : Address to the president of the U. S. [T. 
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 Sketch of tbe history and present state of banks and in- 
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 — The peculiar doctrines of the Gospel explained and defended, 
 
 Feb. 23, 1809. [New York, n. d.] 8° 6093.08 
 
 Webster (Thomas) and Parkes (Mrs.) Encyclo- 
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 1861. 8° ' 6017.01 
 
 Webster (W. H. B.) Narrative of a voyage to the 
 Southern Atlantic ocean, 1828-30. 2 v. L., 1834. 8°. 
 
 Webster's Dictionary of quotations. L., [n. d.] 12°. 
 
 Wedding-day. See Marriage (History and ceremonies, p. 739). 
 
 Wedgwood (Hensleigh). Dictionary of English 
 etymology. V. 1. A. - D. With notes and addi- 
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 Same. V. 2-3. E. - Z. London, 1862. 8°. 6435.12 
 
 — On the origin of language. L., 1866. 19°. 6412.15 
 Wedgwood (Josiah). See Biography (p. 211); also Gladstone's 
 
 Gleanings of paBt years, v. 2, 1879 2526.27 
 
 Wedgwood {Prof. Wm. B. ) The government and 
 laws of the United States. N.Y., 1867. 8°. 5734.18 
 
 Wedl (Karl). Budiments of pathological histology. 
 Tr. by G. Busk. L., Sydenham soc, 1855. 8°. 
 
 Wedlock. See Marriage (p. 739);— Medicine (p. 761). 
 
 Wedmore (Frederick). The masters of genre paint- 
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 — Studies in English art. 2d ed. L., 1876. 8°. 1433.29 
 
 Contents : Gainsborough. Morland. Wheatly. Rey- 
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 Turner. De Wint. Mason. Walker. 
 
 Wednesday club-law : or the injustice, dishonor, and ill policy 
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 Weed (Rev. Wm. Bouton). Sermons. N. Y, 1867. 12°. 
 
 — Morality of prohibitory liquor laws. B., 1875. 12°. 
 Weeds and wild flowers. See Wilkinson (Lady). 1858. 4913.04 
 Week (The). See Contemp. rev., June, 1879 (The origin of the 
 
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 Week on the Concord and Merrimac. See Thoreau (H. D.) 1111.10 
 
 Weeks (John M.) History of Salisbury, Vt. Mid- 
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 Weeks (Bobert K.) Twenty poems. N. Y., 1876. 16°. 
 
 Weems (Mason L.) Life of William Penn. Phila- 
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 Weidenmann (J.) 'Beautifying country homes: 
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 Weigall (Charles H.) Art of figure drawing. 20th ed. 
 London, 1875. 12° 1472.11 
 
 — Guide to animal drawing, for landscape painters. 
 
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 Weigall (Lady Kose). Brief memoir of the princess 
 Charlotte of Wales. With selections from corres- 
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 Weights and measures. 5eeArts (Useful, p. 48); also Olmsted 
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 an aune, from 1 to 600 [5916.29] ; Gentl. mag., Dec, 1866, 
 
 Jan., 1867 (The acre and the hide, by E.W.Robertson; 2 art). 
 Weil (Gustav). The Bible, the Koran, and the Tal- 
 
 mud ; or biblical legends of the Mussulmans. 
 
 London, 1816. 12° 3757.12 
 
 Same. New York, 1856. 12°. .'.'*' 3757 13 
 
 Weimar. See Countries (p. 392); also Contem. rev.,' Jan., 1877 
 
 . ( w - under Schiller and Goethe, by H. Schiitz Wilson). 
 Wein. See also Wien. 
 Weinhold (Adolf F.) Introduction to experimental 
 
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 Weir (Rev. Archibald). St. Petersburg and Moscow. [In Gallon 
 
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 Weir (Harrison). Animals. See Foster (Vere). 
 
 Weisbach (Julius). Manual of the mechanics of 
 
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 Weiss (Charles). History of the French refugees. 
 
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 Weiss (John). American religion. B., 1871. 12°. 
 
 — Discourse occasioned by the death of Convers 
 
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 Weisse (John, M.D.) Origin, progress, and destiny 
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 Welby (Horace). Mysteries of life, death, and 
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 — Predictions realized in modern times. London, 
 
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 Welch. See also Welsh. 
 
 Welch (Prof. F. G. ) Moral, intellectual, and physical 
 
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 Weld (Charles Richard). Florence, the new capital 
 
 of Italy. London, 1867. 12° 981.17 
 
 — History of the Boyal society. With memoirs of 
 
 the presidents. 2 v. London, 1848. 8°. 494.06 
 
 — Last winter in Rome. London, 1865. 12°. 973.25 
 
 — Notes on Burgundy. Ed. by his widow. London, 
 
 1869. 12° 961.15 
 
 Weld (Rev. H. Hastings). Dictionary of sacred 
 
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 Weldon (Sir Anthony). The court and character of 
 king James I. Reprint. [In Secret history of 
 the court of James I. 2 v. Edin.,1811. 8°.] 3087.13 
 
 Well-boring. See Wells. „. „ 
 
 Wellcome (I. C.) Should christians fight ? B., 1863. 12°. 3631.08 
 Weller (Edward). Portable atlas of physical geog- 
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 — Student's atlas of physical geography. 20 maps. 
 
 With descr. letterpress by J. Bryce. London, 
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 Weller (Emil). Die falschen und fingirten Druckorte. 
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 Welles (Gideon). Lincoln and Seward : remarks 
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 — Facts of the abandonment of Gosport navy-yard. [Galaxy, 
 
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 Wellesley (Arthur, duke of Wellington). Despatches, 
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 — Words of Wellington. Collected from his des- 
 
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 Wellesley (Henry). Anthologia polyglotta : versions 
 
 in various languages, chiefly from the Greek 
 
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 Wellington (Duke of). See Wellesley (Arthur, dukeof Wellington), 
 Wellington (Charles). Sermon on the death of Josiah Howe, 
 
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 Wellington (Timothy, M.D.) Obituary notice of T. W. By 
 
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 Wells (David Ames). Annual of scientific discovery. 
 
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 — Rational principles of taxation. [In Amer. soc. sci. assoc. 
 
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 Wells (Horace). Smith (T.) Anassthesia. 1859. 4333.25 
 Wells (James M.) The Chisholm massacre : a pic- 
 ture of ' home rule ' in Mississippi. Chicago, 
 
 1877. 12° 643.25 
 
 Wells (Johnl. Memorials of the life and character of 
 
 J. W., with reminiscences of the judiciary and 
 
 and members of the N. Y. bar. N. Y., 1874. 8°. 
 
 Wells (John). Sciographia, or the art of shadows. 
 
 [anon.] London, 1635. 12° 1432.10 
 
 Wells (John G.) Every man his own lawyer, and 
 business form book. N. Y, 1868. 12°. 5622.27 
 
 — The grange illustrated : history of the order, con- 
 
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 ing. New York, 1874. 8° 6126.08 
 
 Wella (J. Soelberg). Treatise on diseases of the eye. 
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 Wells (Nathaniel Armstrong). The picturesque an- 
 tiquities of Spain. L, 1848. 8°. . . . 986.01 
 
 Wells (Samuel).. History of the drainage of the great 
 level of the fens, called Bedford Level. 2 v. 
 London, 1830. 8° 3934.14 
 
 Same. Map. London, 1829. folded 8°. 3934.16 
 
 Wells (Samuel Roberts). Illustrated annuals of 
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 New York, 1872. 12° 5431.16 
 
 — New physiognomy. N. Y., 1867. 8°. . . 5432.07 
 
 — Wedlock ; or, the right relation of the sexes. New 
 
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 Same. New York, 1874. 12°. . . . 5835.20 
 
 Wells (Wm.) Hayes (C. W.) W. Wells of Southold 
 and his descendants, 1633-1878. . . . 3181.29 
 
 Wells (Wm. Charles). Two essays : one on single 
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 letter to lord Kenyon relative to conduct of the 
 College of physicians of London, in the case of 
 Dr. Stanger. Some observ. on the causes of the 
 difference in color and form between the white 
 and negro races. With memoir of his life, by 
 himself. London, 1818. 8° 4022.26 
 
 Wells (Wm. Vincent). Explorations in Honduras. 
 New York, 1857. 8° 1165.01 
 
 -- Life and public services of Samuel Adams. 3 v 
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 Wells and well-boring. See Arts (Useful : Hydraulics, p. 44)-— 
 also Spon (E.) Water-supply, 1875 3942.23 
 
 Welsford (Henry). Mithridates Minor ; or, an essay 
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 — Origin and ramifications of the English language 
 
 London, 1845. 8° 6433 05 
 
 Welsh See also Welch. 
 
 Welsh (Rev. David). Account of the life of Thomas 
 
 Brown, M. D. Edin., 1825. 8°. . . . 3024.15 
 Welsh (J.) Construction of a standard barometer. [In Smith. 
 
 report, 1859.] 3936.14 
 
 Welsh (Wm.) Women helpers in the church. Phil., 
 
 1872. 8° 5821.30 
 
 Wellsted (J. Raymond). Travels to the city of the 
 
 Caliphs. 2 v. London, 1840. 8°. . . . 1044.04 
 Contents : v. 1. Persian Gulf. Bagdat. Damascus. 
 
 2. Mesopotamia and shores of the Mediterranean. Coast 
 
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 Welter (Henri). Essai sur l'histoire du cafe. Paris, 
 
 1868. 12° 4911.17 
 
 Wemyss (Francis Courtney). Chronologv of the 
 
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 Wendover (Roger de). See Roger de Wendover. 
 Wendt (Dr. Hemann). Diseases of the naso-pharyngeal cavity 
 
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 Wenham, (Mass.) See Countries, etc. (p. 392). 
 
 Weninger (Francis Xavier). On the anostolical apd 
 
 infallible authority of the pope. N? Y, 1868. 16°. 
 Wentworth (Thomas, earl of Strafford). See Biography (p. 211); 
 
 also Temple Bar, Sept., 1875 ; and B. Browning's • Bordello, 
 
 Strafford ', elc. 
 
 Were-wolves. See Gould (S. Baring). 1865 3813.26 
 
 Werne (Ferdinand). African wanderings. London, 
 
 1852. 16 5075.16 
 
 Wesley (John). Calm address to our American col- 
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 — The desideratum ; or, electricity made plain and 
 
 useful, 1759. 2d ed. With an appendix on the 
 electricity of modern times. London, 1871. 12°. 
 
 — Some account of the late work of God in North America, a 
 
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 — Works. V. 1-7. London, 1872. 8°. . . . 3621.12 
 
 Contents: v. 1-4, Journals, 1735-90. 5-7, Sermons. 
 #g~ For numerous Hoes of Wesley, see Biography (p. 212): 
 also Christian exam., March., 1864 ; p. 157-174 (by G. M. 
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 Wesleyan University, (Middletown, Conn.) Alumni 
 records, 1833-69. Compiled by O. Judd. New 
 
 York, 1869. 8° 3247.21 
 
 See also Scribner's mag., Sept., 1876 (by N. W. Rice). 
 
 West (Beujamin). See Biography (p. 212). 
 
 West (The). See United States (The West. p. 381-2). 
 
 West (Bev. Anson). The state of the dead. Phila- 
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 West (Charles, M.D.) On some disorders of the 
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 West (Gilbert). A dissertation on the Olympic games. [In Pin- 
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 — Observations on the Resurrection. [In Christian literature, 
 
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 — Poems. Life by S.' Johnson. [In Chalmers (A.) English 
 
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 West (John). Journal at the Red River colony in 
 British North America. 2d ed. enl. with mission 
 to the Indians of New Brunswick, and Nova 
 
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 Westchester county, (N. T.) See Countries (p. 392). 
 
 West-India pickles. See Talboys (W. P.) 1161.26 
 
 West-easterly divan. See Goethe (J. W.) 1644.28 
 
 West-India pilot, v. 2. London, 1876. 8°. 1156.21 
 Contents : Barnett (E.) Caribbean sea, from Barbados to 
 
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 Westmoreland. See Countries, etc. (p. 393). 
 West Point, and TJ. S. military academy. See Countries (p. 393). 
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 Westcott (Brooke Foss). General survey of the 
 
 history of the canon of the New Testament. 4th 
 
 ed. London, 1874. 12° 3745.06 
 
 — General view of history of English Bible. 2d ed. , 
 
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 — The gospel of the resurrection. 2d ed. L., 1867. 
 
 16° 36.2.11 
 
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 — Introd. to the study of the gospels. B., 1863. 12°. 
 Westcott (Thompson). Life of John Fitch. Phil., 
 
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 — Names of persons who took the oath of allegiance 
 
 to the State of Pennsylvania, between 1777-1789, 
 with a history of the test laws. Phil., 1865. 8°. 
 
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WESTCOTT - WHATELY 
 
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 — Official guide to Phil. Phil., [1876.] 12°. 1121.07 
 Westermanu'a illustrirte deutsohe Monatshefte 
 
 Jahrbuoh. v. 25-47. 23 v. Braunsohweig, 1869^ 
 
 1880. 8° 8129.01 
 
 Western (Charles Calles, lord). Letter to the earl of Liverpool 
 
 on the cause of our present embarrassment and distress 
 
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 Western characters. See M'Oonnel (J. L.) 1853. . . . 112406 
 Western home, and other poems. See Sigourney (L. H.) 1685 07 
 Western Islands. See Azores (p. 293);— Hebrides (p. 329) 
 Western States. See Countries (p. 381). 
 Western sanitary commission : sketch of its history. St. Louis, 
 
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 Western windows. See Piatt (J. J.) 1869 1676 16 
 
 Westgarth (Wm.) Victoria ; and its gold mines 
 
 Edin., 1853. 8° & . i 63.18 
 
 Westmacott (Richard). The schools of sculpture 
 
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 Westminster Abbey. Cole (H. ) Hand-book of West- 
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 — Scott (<?. 0.) Gleanings from Westm. Abbey, 1861. 
 
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 Westminster Hall. Brayley (E. W.) History of 
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 Westminster review, v. 1-112, 1824-79. 8°. . 8201.01 
 
 Note.— v. 24-33, Jan., 1836— Mch., 1840 were 'London 
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 were 'Westm. and for. qu. rev.' v. 57-118= New series v. 
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 Weston (A. H.) Rifle club and range. N. Y., 1879.12°. 
 
 Weston (George M.) Progress of slavery in the 
 
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 — The silver question. N. Y, 1878. 12°. . . 5933.31 
 Westropp (Hodder M. ) Hand-book of archaeology : 
 
 the traveller's art companion. Lond., 1868. 8°. 
 
 — Hand-book of pottery and porcelain, from the 
 
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 — Manual of precious stones and antique gems. Lon- 
 
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 — Pre-historic phases. London, 1872. 8°. . . 427.21 
 
 — and Wake (C. Staniland). Ancient symbol wor- 
 
 ship : influence of the phallic idea in the relig- 
 ions of antiquity. With introd., etc., by A. 
 
 WUder. New York, 1874. 8° 3622.08 
 
 Westward by rail. See Eae (W. F.) 1870 1114.26 
 
 Westward empire. See Magoon (E. L.) 2536.22 
 
 Westward lor smelts ; an early collection of stories. By Kit of 
 Kingston. Ed. by J. O. Halliwell. [In Percy soc. Lon- 
 don, 1818. 12°.] 6060.22 
 
 Westwood (John Obadiah). *British moths and 
 and their transformations. Arranged and illus- 
 trated in plates by H N. Humphreys. 2 v. 
 London, 1843-45. 4° 4828.12 
 
 — Archaeological notes made during a tour in Belgium, West- 
 
 ern Germany and France. [In Archaeological journal, 
 
 v. 18.] 1463.13 
 
 Wet days at Edgewood. See Mitchell (D. G.) 1865. . . 6122.07 
 
 Wetherill (Charles M.) Ozone and antozone. [In Smith, report, 
 
 1861.] 3936.19 
 
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 Wette (Wilhelm Martin Leberecht de). Theodore; or, 
 
 the skeptic's conversion. From the German by 
 J. F. Clarke. 2 v. Boston, 1841. 12°. 3542.25 
 
 — Critical and hist, introd. to the Old Testament. Tr. 
 
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 — Human life ; or, practical ethics. From the Ger- 
 
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 See Bibl. sacra, Oct., 1850 (Life and character of Dr. de 
 Wette by B. B. Edwards). 
 
 Wey (Francis). Les Anglais chez eux. Paris, 1861. 16°. 
 
 — Londres il y a cent ans. P., 1859. 16°. . 491.17 
 
 — Eome ; containing 342 engr. on wood, and a plan 
 
 of Rome. With introd. by W. W. Story. Lon- 
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 Weyland. See also Wayland. 
 
 Weyland (John). Principles of population and pro- 
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 Whales and whale-fishery. 
 
 ta-See also Natural history ( Whales, p. 811). 
 
 ~ Be ^ 6 ( A> Natural history of the sperm whale, 
 the fishery, etc. 1839 l 48»6 27 
 
 -Bennett (F D) Narrative of a whaling voyage 
 round the globe, 1833-36 923 ?8 
 
 — Browne (J R) Whaling cruise, etc. 1846. 925! 20 
 
 — CheeuerfM. T.) The whale, and his captors. 1853. 
 
 — Dams (W. M.) Nimrod of the sea ; or, the Ameri- 
 
 can whale-fishery. 1874 933 iy 
 
 — Leslie (Sir J.) Discovery, etc., in the Polar seas, p. 297-851. New 
 
 xoti., [n. d.] 18 1142.07 
 
 — Life and adventure in the So. Pacific, [anon]. 1861. 
 
 — Jiacy (O.) Bise and progress of the whale-fishery. [In his 
 
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 — Markham (A. H.) A whaling cruise to Baffin's Bay, 
 
 1874 1144.12 
 
 — Nordhoff ( 0.) Whaling and fishing. ' 1856.' . 921.12 
 
 — Olmsted {F. A.) Incidents of a whaling voyage. 1841. 
 
 — Scoresby (W., jr.) Memorials of the sea ; adven- 
 
 turous life of W. Scoresby. 1851. . . . 3156.25 
 
 — Scoresby (Capt. W.) Voyage to the Northern whale 
 
 fishery in 1822 1143.01 
 
 — Whitecar ( W. B., jr.) Four years aboard the whale 
 
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 See also Pop. sci. monthly, June, 1879 (Whales and their 
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 Journal, v. 17, 1854 (Statistics of the northern whale fish- 
 eries, 1782-1852, by Henry Munroe). 
 
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 Whalley Abbey. Coucher book or chartulary ; ed. 
 by W. A. Hulton. London. 1847. 4". [Chat- 
 ham soc, v. 10, 11, 16, 20.] 5094.10 
 
 Whalley (Peter). Vindication of the gospels from 
 the objections of Bolingbroke. L., 1753. 8°. 
 
 Whalley (Thos. Sedgewick, D.D.) See Biography (p. 212). 
 
 Wharton (Francis). Precedents of indictments and 
 pleas. 3d ed. Phil., 1871. 8°. . . .5647.10 
 
 — State trials of the United States. [1793-1800]. 
 
 Phil., 1849. 8°. 5612.01 
 
 — Treatise on the criminal law of the United States. 
 
 6th and revised ed. 3 v. Phil., 1868. 8°. 5525.09 
 
 — Treatise on the law of negligence. Phil., 1874. 8°. 
 
 — and Stille (Moreton, M.D.) Treatise on medical 
 
 jurisprudence. Medical part revised, with addi- 
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 Wharton (Francis, D.D.) Morality of the gospel, and that of 
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 Wheatley (John). Essay on the theory of money 
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 — Histoire des peuples du Nord, ou des Danois et 
 
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 — Life of Wm. Pinkney. [In Sparks (J.) Library of Amer. 
 
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 Whedon (Daniel Denison, D.D. ) Commentary on 
 
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 ton on inertia and weight. Influence ot German philos. 
 in Britain. Necessary truth is progressive. Theological 
 bearing of the philos. of discovery. Man's knowledge of 
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 Neal's hist, of the puritans, v.l. 
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 Poetsaud poetry of Amer., v. 1. 
 Preecott'sCouquestofPeru,v.2. 
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 Shakespeare's critics, v. 2. 
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 Wordsworth, v. 1. 
 
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 Shakespeare. 
 
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 — Letters from Spain. By Bon Leucadio Doblado 
 
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 ■White (John I., D.D.) and Riddle (J. E.) Latin- 
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 White (Richard Grant). Every-day English : a 
 
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 an account of the rise and progress of the Eng- 
 lish drama. Boston, 1865. 12°. . . . 1754.17 
 
 — National hymns : a study for the times. New 
 
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 — New gospel of peace according to St. Benjamin. 
 
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 — Words and their uses, past and present. New 
 
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 — Linguistic and literary notes and queries. [In Galaxy, 
 
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 des deux mondes, juin, 1872 (par T. Benzon) ; Contem. 
 rev., Dec. 1876 (Walt Whitman's poems, by Peter Bayne) ; 
 Westm. rev., July, 1871 (Poetry of democracy); Gentl. mag., 
 Dec, 1875 (W. W. the poet of joy, by A. Clive). 
 
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 the ages. Boston, 1868. 12° 3623.07 
 
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 worth, on the corn laws. London, 1826. 8°. [In Pamphle- 
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 Whitney (E.) and Whitney (A. B.) Asiatio cholera. 
 
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 the funeral of Mrs. Susanna [Park] Champney, with appen- 
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 Whitney (James Lyman). Catalogue of the Spanish 
 library and of the Portuguese books bequeathed 
 by George Ticknor to the Boston public library ; 
 together with the collection of Spanish and 
 Portuguese literature in the general library. 
 Boston, 1879. 1. 8° 2736.06 
 
 Whitney (Josiah Dwight). The Yosemite guide- 
 book. Cambridge, 1871. 16°. .... 1123.18 
 
 Whitney (John H. E.) The Hawkins Zouaves : 
 (Ninth N. Y. V.) N. Y, 1866. 12°. . . 642 24 
 
 Whitney (Louisa). The burning of the convent on 
 Mount Benedict, Charlestown. B. , 1877. 24°. 
 
 Whitney (Wm, Dwight). A compendious German 
 grammar. N. Y., 1869. 16° 
 
 — Essentials of Engl, grammar. B., 1877. 12°. 6424.13 
 
 — Language and the study of language. 12 lectures. 
 
 N. Y, 1867. 8° 6412.01 
 
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 life. Muller's history of Vedic literature. Miiller's Rig- 
 Veda trauslation. The Avesta. Indo-European philology 
 and ethnology. Muller's Lectures on language. Present 
 state of the question as to the origin of language. Bleek 
 and the simious theory of language. Schleicher and the 
 physical theory. Steinthal and the psychological theory. 
 Language and education. 
 
 — Same. 2d series. The East and West ; religion 
 and mythology ; orthography and phonology ; 
 Hindu astronomy. New York, 1874. 12°. 6411.16 
 
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 China and the West. Muller's Chips from a German work- 
 shop. Cox's Aryan mythology. Alford's Queen's English. 
 How shall we spell 1 The elements of English pronunci- 
 ation. The relation of vowel and consonant. Bell's visi- 
 ble 6peech. On the accent in Sanskrit. On the lunar 
 zodiac of India and China. 
 
 — and Edgren (A. H.) Compendious German and 
 
 English [and English and German] dictionary. 
 N. Y., 1877. 12°. 
 
 Whitney family. Phceniz (£. W.) The Whitney 
 family of Connecticut, and its affiliations: an at- 
 tempt to trace the descendants of Henry Whitney, 
 164&£l878 ; prefixed, some account of the Whit- 
 neys of England. 3 v. 1878 3188.11 
 
 Whiton (James Morris, D.D.) Is eternal punishment 
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 Whi ttaker. See also Whitaker. 
 
 Whittaker (Frederick). Life of gen. George A. 
 
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 volunteer cavalryman. N. Y., 1871. 12°. 4511.21 
 
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 1880. 12° 3451.09 
 
 Whittier (John Greenleaf). Among the hills, and 
 other poems. Boston, 1869. 16°. . . . 1695.08 
 
 — ed. Child life ; a coll. of poems. B., 1872. 12°. 
 
 — Hazel-blossoms. Boston, 1875. 12°. . . 1695.37 
 
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 Contents. 
 
 | Hamlet among the graves. 
 
 Agency of evil (The). 
 
 Ashley {Lord) and the thieves. 
 
 Beautiful (The). 
 
 Better laud (The). 
 
 Black men in the revolution 
 
 and war of 1812. 
 Border war of 1708. 
 Boy captives (The). 
 Carlyle (Thomas) on the slave 
 
 question. 
 Charms and fairy faith. 
 City of a day (The). 
 England under James n. 
 Evangeline. 
 Fame and glory. 
 Fanaticism. 
 Great Ipswich fright (The). 
 
 History (A chapter of). 
 Lighting up (The). 
 Little iron soldier (The). 
 Lowell (First day in). 
 Magicians and witch folk. 
 Mirth and medicine. 
 My summer with Dr.Singletary. 
 Patucket Falls. 
 
 Peouliar institutions of Massa- 
 chusetts. 
 Poetry of the north. 
 Pope night. 
 Scottish reformers. 
 Swedenborg. 
 Taking comfort. 
 Training (The). 
 
 Two processions (The). 
 Utopian schemes and political 
 theorists. 
 
 World's end (The). 
 Yankee gypsies. 
 
 — Mabel Martin : a harvest idyl. IUus. B., 187G. 12°. 
 
 — Miriam, and other poems. B., 1871. 16°. 1695.35 
 
 — (Numerous poems in Atlantic monthly. Consult Index 1 
 
 — Panorama (The), and other poems. B., 1856. 16°. 
 
 — Pennsylvania pilgrim, and other poems. Boston, 
 
 1878. 16° . . . 1695.36 
 
 — Poetical works. 2 v. Boston, 1867. 24°. 1695.29 
 
 Same. 2 v. Boston, 1870. 12°. . . . 1695.31 
 
 Same. Boston, 1871. 18° 1635.14 
 
 -Same. Boston, 1876. 8°. 1695.40 
 
 — Prose works. 2 v. Boston, 1866. 12°. . . 5077.10 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Literary recreations and miscellanies, v. 2. 
 Note — For Contents see independent entry above. 
 
 Margaret Smith'B journal in the province of Massachu- 
 setts Bay, 1678-9, v. 1. 
 
 Old portraits and modern sketches, v. 1, viz. . 
 
 Baxter (Richard). 
 Bunyau (John). 
 Dinsmore (Robert). 
 Ellwood (Thomas). 
 Hopkins (Samuel). 
 
 Leggett (William). 
 Marvell (Andrew). 
 Nayler (James). 
 Roberts (John). 
 Rogers (Nathaniel P.) 
 
 — Snow-bound. Boston, 1866. 16°. . . . 1695.13 
 
 — ed. Songs of three centuries. B., 1S76. 12°. 1695.38 
 
 — Supernaturalism of New England. L., 1847. 16°. 
 
 — Tent on the beach and other poems. Boston, 
 
 1867. 16° 1695.12 
 
 — Vision of Echard and other poems. B., 1878. 12°. 
 
 fl®* For biogr. and critical notices of J. G. W., see Bio- 
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 Proc, V. 22, 1873.] 3946.20 
 
 Whittlesey (Elisha D.) Remarks upon the British exped. to 
 Danbury, in 1777 as narrated in Marshall's Life ot Wash- 
 ington. [In New York hist. soc. Proc, 2d s., v. 2.] 616.07 
 
 Whitworth (Joseph, F.B.S.) Papers on mechanical 
 subjects. London, 1858. 8° 3923.21 
 
 Whitworth (Wm. Allen). Choice and chanoe. 
 2ded. Cambridge, (Enq.,) 1870. 12°. .4011.22 
 
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 other involuntary motions of animals. Edin- 
 burgh, 1751. 8° , 43 ?I' 16 
 
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 — Ten years' history of the presbyterian church, Orange, N. J. 
 
 Newark, (iV. J.) 1877. 8" 5092.09 
 
 — Water-cure in Orange. N. J. N. Y., 1861. 8°. . . . 5092.09 
 
 — HaMey (E.) The christian's nativity and death contrasted: a 
 
 sermon on the death of Eliphalet Wickes. With a biog. 
 
 notice [by S. WickeB, M. D.] 1850 6092.09 
 
 Wicke3 (Charles). * Illustrations of the spires and 
 
 towers of the mediaeval churches of England. 
 
 2 v. London, 1853-55. fol 1317.21 
 
 Wiokham (Wm.) Correspondence [as diplomatic 
 
 agent of England to foreign powers], 1794-[1799]. 
 
 2 v. London, 1870. 8°. 3184.25 
 
 Wioklifle or Wicllf. See Wyckliffe. 
 
 Wiebe (Fdward). Paradise of childhood : a manual 
 
 in Froebel's educational principles, and guide 
 
 to kinder-gartners. Springfield, (Mass.,) 1869. 4°. 
 Wieck (Friedrich). Piano and song : how to teach, 
 
 how to learn. Boston, 1875. 12°. . . . 1561.36 
 Wieland (Christoph Martin). Dialogues of the gods. 
 
 London, 1795. 12° 5722.11 
 
 — Les aventures merveilleuses de don Silvio de Eosalva. [In 
 
 Cabinet des tees. v. 36 7052.36 
 
 — Oberon, a poem. From the German, by W. 
 
 Southey. 2 v. London, 1798. 8°. . . 1695.15 
 
 — Republic of tools : being the history of the state 
 
 and people of Abdera, in 'J hrace. Tr. by H. 
 Christmas. 2 v. London, 1861. 12°. . 5713.10 
 
 — Sammtliche Werke. 30 v. Leipzig, 1794-1801. 16°. 
 Same. Supplemente. v. 1-6. Leipzig, 1797-98. 16°. 
 
 Contents. 
 Abderiten (Geschichte der), v. 19-20. 
 Abenteuer desDon Silvio von Rosalva, v. 11-12. 
 Abulfauaris (Reiee und Bekenntnisse von), v. 15. 
 ASropetomanie (Die), v. 30. 
 Aeronauten (Die), v. 30. 
 Agathoilatnon, v. 32. 
 Agatbon (Geschichte des), v. 1-3. 
 Aeltesten (Die) Zeitkiirzungsspiele, v. 34. 
 Amadis (Der Neue), v. 4-5. 
 Auti-Ovid (Der), v. 2 of Supplemente. 
 Aspatla, v. 9. 
 
 Araspes and Panthea, v, 16. 
 AriHtipp, v. 33-36. 
 
 Atheuion, genannt Aristion, v. 6 of Supplemente.' 
 Aufsatze uber die Franzbsische Revoluzion, v. 29.' 
 Auaziige aus Jacob Forsters Reise um die Welt,v.6 of Suppl. 
 Batrachtungen uber RouBseau's ursprilnglichen Zustand 
 
 dHS Menschen, v. 14. 
 Beytriige zur geheiinen Geschichte der Menscbheit, v. 14. 
 Bi'iefe an einein jungen Dichter, v. 6 ot Suppl. 
 Briete von verstorbenen an hinterlasBene Freunde, v. 2 of 
 
 Supplemente. 
 Bruchstucke von Psyche, v. 9. 
 Bunkliade (Die), v. 5 or Supplemente. 
 Cyrus, HeldengedlcUt, v. 16. 
 
 Ehreurettung der Aepaeia, Julia, und Faustina, v 24 
 Erete Liebe (Die), v. 9 
 
 Erzahlungen und Miihrchen, v. 18 ; and v. 2 of Suppl. 
 Euthanasia, v. 30. 
 
 I'riibling (Der), v. 3 of Supplemente. 
 Gandalln Oder Liebe um Liebe, v. 21. 
 Oedanken uber eine alte Aurschrift, v. 13. 
 Gedicbte an Olympia, v. 9. 
 
 Geheimniss (Das) des Kosmopoliten-Ordens, v. 30. 
 Geschichte des Danischmend, v. 8. 
 Gesicht des Mirza, v. 4 ot Supplemente. 
 Gespriiche im Elysium, v. 25. 
 Gesprache unter vier Angen, v. 31. 
 Goldne (Der) Spiegel, v. 6-7. 
 Gcttergespriiche, v. 25. 
 Grazieu (Die), v. 10. 
 Hymne auf Gott. v. 3 of Supplemente. 
 Ideale der Griechischen Kunstler, v. 24. 
 Idris und Zenide, v. 17. 
 Klemeutina von Porretta, v. 5 of Suppl. 
 Klelia und Sinibald,v. 21. 
 Eoiubabus, v. 10. 
 Komische ErzSbrlungen, v. 10. 
 Koxkox una Kikequetzel, v. 14. 
 Lady Johanna Gray, Oder der Triumf der Religion, r. 4 of 
 
 Supplemente. 
 L»ben ein Traum (Das), v. 9. 
 Marc-Aurel an die Roiuer, v. 6 of Suppl. 
 Mouch (Der) und die Noune, v. 9. 
 Miiwarien, v. 9. 
 
 Niichlass des Diogenes von Slnope, v. 13. 
 Natur (Die) der Dingo, v. 1 of Supplemente. 
 Nikolas Flamel, Paul Lukas, und der Derwisch von 
 
 Brussa, v. 30. 
 Oberon ; ein romantisches Heldengedicht, v. 22-23 
 Pandora, Lustspiel, v. 6 of Supplemente. 
 Peregrinus Proteus, v. 27-28. 
 Platonischo Betrachtungen Uber den Menschen v. 4 of 
 
 Supplemente. 
 Poetischo Werke, v. 9, 16, 18, 21, 22, 26, and Suppl., 1-3. 
 
 Psalmen, V. 3 of Supplemente. 
 
 Prufuug Abrahams (Die), v. 3 of Supplemente. 
 
 Fythagorisciien (Die) Frauen, v. 21. 
 
 Rech to und Pfllchten der Schriftsteller, v. 30 
 
 Salamandrln (Die) und die BildBaule, v. 80. 
 
 Schach Lolo, v. 10. 
 
 Sendschreiben an elnen jungen Dichter, v. 24, 
 
 Singspiele und Abhandlungen, v. 26. 
 
 Stein (Der) der Weisen, v. 30. 
 
 Stilpon ; ein patriotische Gesprach, v. 15. 
 
 Sympathien, v. 3 of Suppl. 
 
 Tneages : fiber SchSnheit und Liebe, v. 4 of Supplemente. 
 
 Timoklea, v. 4 ot Supplemente. 
 
 Titanomachie (Die), v. 6 oi Suppl. 
 
 Ueber den Hang der Menschen au Magle und Geister- 
 
 erscheinungen zu glauben, v. 24. 
 Ueber die Behauptung dass ungehehemmte Ausbildung 
 
 der menschlichen Gattung scbadlich Bey, v. 14. 
 Ueber die Frage Was 1st Hochdeutsch ? v. 6 of Suppl. 
 Ueber die von Rousseau vorgeschlagenen Verauche,v. 14. 
 Unterredungen mit dem Piarrer von * * *, v. 30. 
 Vermischte Schriiten, v. 16, 24, 29. 
 Verklagte (Der) Amor, v. 6. 
 
 Vorgebliche Abnahme des menschlichen Gesehlecbts, v. 14, 
 Was 1st Wahrheit ? v. 24. 
 
 4®- For critical notices of W„ see Biography (p. 212). 
 Wienholt (Arnold). Seven lectures on somnam- 
 bulism. Tr. with preface, notes, etc., by J. C. 
 Colquhoun. 2d ed. Edin., 1816. 16°. 3811.01 
 Wiertz (Antoine). 
 
 See Fraser's mag., if. s., v. 6, 1872 J Macm. mag., v. 40 
 (by W. L. Meason) ; Harper's mag., v. 46 (by Wirt Sikes). 
 Wieseler (Karl). Chronological synopsis of the 
 four gospels. Tr. by E. Venables. Cambridge, 
 
 1864. 8°. 3752.03 
 
 Wiess. See Weiss. 
 
 Wiffen (Benj. Barron). Life and writings of Juan 
 de Va'ldes. With a translation from the Italian 
 of his Hundred and ten considerations, by J. T. 
 Betts. London, 18G5. 8° 3615.15 
 
 Wiffen (Jeremiah Holmes). Hist, memoirs of the 
 House of Kussell. 2 v. L., 1833. 8°. . 3155.06 
 
 — Life of Torqnato Tasso. N. Y., 1859. 24". 3172.03 
 Wigan (Arthur Ladbrooke, M.D.) A new view of 
 
 insanity : the duality of the mind proved by the 
 structure, functions, and diseases of the brain. 
 
 London, 1844. 8 U . 4333.16 
 
 ■Wigan priory, England. Registrum sive Liber irro- 
 tularius et consuetudinarius prioratus beatsB 
 Mariae Wigorniensis ; with introduction, notes, 
 etc. ; by W. H. Hale. London, Camden soc., 
 
 1865. 4°. 5113.45 
 
 Wiggin (John K.) Catalogue of private library. 
 
 Sold Mch. 7, 1876. Boston, 1876. 8°. 
 Wiggins (John, F. G.8.) Practice of em banking lands 
 
 from the sea. London, Weale. 1852. 16°. 393J.09 
 Wight (John). Mornings at Bow street. New 
 
 York, 1826. 18" 5091.02 
 
 ■Wight (Orlando Williams). Romance of Abelard 
 
 and Heloise. N. Y, 1853. 12". . . . 3012.03 
 
 — — Same. [New ed. with title:] Lives and letters, 
 
 etc. N. Y., 1861. 12°. 3012.02 
 
 ■Wight (Peter B.) * National academy ot design. 
 
 Photographs of the new building, witn an introd. 
 
 essay and description. N. Y., 1866. fol. 1316.07 
 Wight (iBle of). See Countries, etc. (p. 393). 
 Wightman (J. M.) Annals of the Boston primary 
 
 school committee, 1818-55. B., 1860. 8°. 5525.01 
 Wightwick (George). Hints to young architects. 
 
 With notes by A. J. Downing. New York and 
 
 London, 1847. 8°. 1313.31 
 
 — Palace of architecture : a romance of art and his- 
 
 tory. London, 1810. 8°. 1315.34 
 
 Wigs. See New monthly mag., v. 6, 1822. 
 
 ■Wigtown martyrs Aapier (M.) History rescued, 
 in re The Wigtown martyrs, 1870. . . 485.05 
 
 The case of the Crown in re The Wigtown mar- 
 tyrs proved to be myths. 1863. . . . 485.05 
 
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 zles. 1874.J 25^| u 
 
 — Stewart {Rev. A.) History vindicated In the 'caBO of the Wig- 
 
 town martyrs. 1869 485.06 
 
 — TuUoch (J.) The case summed up. [in Macmillan's mag., 
 
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 Saturday rev., 1863. 
 Wikoff (Henry ). Adventures of a roving diplomatist. 
 New York, 1857. 12°. ..... . 3184.06 
 
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 — The Four civilizations of the world. Phil., 1874. 8°. 
 
 Contents; 1. Asia. 2. Africa. 3. Europe : Greece, ana 
 Eouae. i. Christianity : France, England, the papacy, 
 the United States. 
 
 — My courtship and its consequences. N. Y., 1855. 12°. 
 
 — Reminiscences of an idler. [1823-40.] N.Y., 1880. 8°. 
 Wilber (E. J.) and Eastman (E. P.) Treatise on 
 
 counterfeit and spurious bank notes ; with a his- 
 tory of money. Poughkeepsie, 1865. 8°. 5915.31 
 Wilberforce (Edward). Brazil viewed through 
 a naval glass. London, 1856. 16°. . . 5075.16 
 
 — Social life in Munich. 2d ed. L., 1864. 12°. 965.21 
 Wilberforce (Robert Isaac and Samuel). Life of Win. 
 
 Wilberforce. 5 v. L., 1838. 12°. . . . 3184.13 
 
 Wilberforce (Samuel, D.D., ftp. of Oxford). Heroes 
 
 of Hebrew history. 2ded. N. Y.,1870. 12°. 3623.16 
 
 — History of the Prot. episcopal church in America 
 
 New York, 1849. 12° 3456 06 
 
 — Arnold [FA Our bishops and deans, v. 1. 1875. . .3446.12 
 Wilberforce (Wm.| Substance of speeches on the religious in- 
 struction and moral improvement of the natives of India. 
 [In Pamphleteer, v. J, 1813.| 6058 03 
 
 «S"For lives of W., and nis corresp.. see Biography (p. 212). 
 Wilcox (Gen. Cadmus Marcellus). Rifles and rifle 
 practice. New York, 1859. 12°. . . . 4515.17 
 Wild life among the Koords. S« Millingen (F.) 1870. 1044.20 
 Wild life among the Pacifio Islanders. See Lamont (E. H.) 1154.07 
 Wild life in o southern county Tof England. By 
 R. J.] Boston, 1877. 12°. .".... 4723.28 
 Wild life "under the equator. See Da Chaillu (P.) 1869. 1093.17 
 Wild men and wild beasts. See Cumming (G.) 1872. . 4617.31 
 
 Wild north land. See Butler (W. F.) 1151.14 
 
 Wild oats and dead leaves. See Smith (Albert). . . . 252.69 
 Wild oats, sown abroad. See Witmer (T. B.) 1872. . , 944.23 
 Wild scenes in South America. See Paez (E.) .... 1163.10 
 Wild scenes in the forest »nd prairie. See Hoffman (C.F.) 1122.18 
 Wild sports of India. See Shakespear (H.) 1860. . . .1012.02 
 Wild sports of the world. See Greenwood (J.) 1864. . .4617.15 
 
 Wild Wales. See Borrow (George). 1868 951.02 
 
 Wildair, pseud. Rational horse-shoeing. New York, 
 
 1873. 1G° 4627.18 
 
 Wilde (Richard Henry), Love, madness, and im- 
 prisonment of Torquato lasso. 2 v. New York, 
 
 1842. 12°. 3171.12 
 
 Wilde (Sir Wm. R. ) Voyage to Madeira, Teneriffe, 
 and along the shores of the Mediterranean. 2 v. 
 
 Dublin, 1810. 8° 1054.04 
 
 Wilder (David). History of Leominster, 1701-1852. 
 
 Fitchburg, (Mass.,) 1853. 12° 621.25 
 
 Wilder (Daniel W. ) Annals of Kansas.Topeka, 1875. 8°. 
 
 Wilford, pseud. Problem of human life : embracing 
 
 ' The evolution of sound ' and ' Evolution 
 
 evolved.' With a review of Darwin, Huxley, 
 
 Tyndall, Haeckel, Helmholtz, and Mayer. New 
 
 York, 1879. 1. 8° 4728.24 
 
 Wilds of London. See Greenwood (James). 1874. . .5818.10 
 
 Wiley (Harvey W.) On the introduction of the metric system 
 
 into medicine and the unification of doses. [In Amer. 
 
 assoc. Proc, V. 22. 1873.] 3946.20 
 
 Wilhelmina, (margravine of Bayreuth). See Fbedebica Sophia 
 
 Wilhelmina (p. 146). 
 Wilkes (Anna). Ireland : Ur of the Chaldees. Lon- 
 don, 1873. 16° 491.26 
 
 Wilkes (Charles). Narrative of the U. S. exploring 
 expedition, 1838-42. 5 v. Phil., 1850. 8°. 925.01 
 
 Same. Condensed and abridged. London; 
 
 1845. 8°. 925.06 
 
 Wilke3 (George). Shakespeare, from an American 
 
 point of view. N. Y., 1877. 8°. . . .1754.29 
 
 Wilkes (John). The north Briton. 2 v. L, 1763. 10°. 
 
 — Tooke (J. Home), and others. Controversial letters. 
 
 London, 1771. 16°. 3185.06 
 
 US' For lives and corresp. of Wilkes, see Biographylp. 212); 
 
 also Gent, mag., Oct., 1877 (A model demagogue, by H. B. 
 
 Baker). 
 Wilke3on (Samuel). How our national debt may be 
 
 a national blessing. Phil., 1865. 8°. .5937.12 
 Wilkie (Sir David). 'Sketches in Turkey, Syria, 
 
 Egypt, 1810-41. Drawn on stone by J. Nast. 
 
 London, [n. A] fol A. 57.00 
 
 — Sketches, *Spanish and Oriental. Drawn on stone 
 
 by J. Nast. London, 1816. fol. ... A. 57.01 
 
 — The Wilkie gallery. A selection of [his] best 
 
 pictures. London andN Y, [v. d] FoL 1437.18 
 tS" For lives of Wilkie, see Biography (p. 212). 
 Wilkie (Franc B.) Davenport past and present. 
 Davenport, (Iowa), 1858. 8° 591- 16 
 
 — Walks about Chicago, and army and miscellaneous 
 
 sketches. Chicago, 1869. 12°. . . . 1134 29 
 Wilkie (W.) Poems. Ed. with life, by A. Chalmers, tin O "s 
 
 English poets, v. 16. 1810.1 1626 16 
 
 Wilkins (Augustus Samuel). Phoenicia and Israel : 
 
 a hist, essay. London, 1871. 8°. . . 421.22 
 
 — Roman antiquities. N. Y., 1878. 16° . 431 27 
 Wlkins ( George, d. 1 865). Body and soul. [A church 
 
 of England dialogue.] 2 v. L., 1823. 12°. 3522 23 
 Wilkins (John, D. D.) The discovery of a world in 
 
 the moone ; or, a discourse tending to prove, 
 
 that 'tis probable there may be another habitable 
 
 world in the planet. London, 1638. 32° 4013.03 
 Wikinson (Caroline Catherino, ',ac?y). Weeds and 
 
 wild flowers ; their uses, legends, and literature. 
 
 London, 1858. 12 D . ....... 4913.04 
 
 Wilkinson (George). Practical geology and ancient 
 
 architecture of Ireland. L, 1845. 3°. .4114.08 
 Wilkinson (Henry). Engines of war. L., 1841. 8°. 
 Wilkinson (J.) Narrative of a blockade-runner. 
 
 New York, 1877. 12°, 641.06 
 
 Wilkinson (Gen. James). See Biography (p. 212). 
 Wilkinson (Sir John Gardner). On colour and taste. 
 
 London, 1858. 8° 1422.06 
 
 — Dalmatia and Montenegro. 2 v. L., 1848. 8°. 995.07 
 
 — The Egyptians in the time of the Pharaohs. Lon- 
 
 don, 1857. 8° 1082.14 
 
 — Manners and customs of the ancient Egyptians. 
 
 New ed., revised by S. Birch. 3 v. L, 1878. 8°. 
 
 — Modern Egypt and Thebes. 2 v. Lon., 1843. 8°. 
 
 — Popular account of the ancient Egyptians. 2 v. 
 
 New York, 1854. 12° 1082.02 
 
 Wilkinson (James John Garth). Emanuel Sweden- 
 borg : a biography. Boston, 1849. 12°. 3167.11 
 
 — The human body and its connection with man. 
 
 Phil., 1854. 12°. 4325.14 
 
 — On human science, good and evil •, and on divine 
 
 revelation and its works and sciences. Phil., 
 
 1876. 8°. " 3623.17 
 
 Note.— For blogr. sketch of author, with portr., see 
 University mag., June, 1879. 
 Wilkinson (Wm. Cleaver). The dance of modern 
 society. New York, 1869. 16°. . . . .5427.18 
 
 — A free lance in the field of life and letters. New 
 
 York, 1874. 12° 2546.15 
 
 Contents • Literary and ethical quality of George Eliot's 
 novels. Lowell's poetry. Lowell's Cathedral. Bryant's 
 poetry. Bryant's Iliad. History of the Christian Com- 
 mission as a part of church history. Erasmus. 
 
 Lowell's prose. [In Scribner's monthly. May, June, July, 
 
 1872.] 
 
 Wilkinson (Wm. Frances). Personal names in the 
 Bible interpreted and illustrated. London, 
 1865. 12° 3623.15 
 
 Wilks (G. A. F, M.S.) The popes : an hist, sum- 
 mary, to Pius ix. L., 1851. 8°. . . . ?4:J8.12 
 
 Wilks (Jonathan). Scheme for the reduction of the public debt. 
 [In Pamphleteer, v. 29. Loudon, 1822. 8'.] . . . 6058.20 
 
 Will (The). See Philosophy {Will, p. 864)- also Princeton rev., 
 Sept., 1878, and Sept., 3879 (Problem of the human will 
 as related to scientific and philos. theories, by H. Calder- 
 wood) ; Schopenhauer's Die beiden Grundprobleme der 
 Ethik, 1841 [5436.22] ; and Ms Die Welt als Wille und Vor- 
 stellung, 1873 ■ • 6*?*-52 
 
 Willard (Emma). Abridged history of the United 
 States. [To 1850.] N. Y, 1859. 12°. . 672.20 
 jgg" For her life, see Biography (p. 213). 
 
 Willard (John). Treatise oh equity jurisprudence. 
 Revised by P Potter. N, Y. , 1875. 8°. . 5638.18 
 
 Treatise on the law of executors, administrators, 
 
 and guardians, in surrogates' courls of the State 
 of New York. Albany, 1859. 8°. - . .5612.18 
 
 WiUard (Joseph). Memoir of Joseph Willard. Cambridge, 1887. 
 8° [From the proceedings of the Mass. hist, boc, 1806-67. | 
 
 Willard (Samuel, D.D.) History of the rupture which divides 
 theconsregational clergy and churches of Mass. : dis- 
 course, Sept. 22. 1857, Greenfield, 1868. 8'. . . -696.23 
 
 _ Memorial of the Eev. Daniel B. Parkhurst of Deerfleld. Bos- 
 ton, 1842. 8- -•;•••• S f, 1M 
 
 — Sacred poetry and musio reconciled ; or, a collec- 
 
 tion of nymns. Boston. 1830. 16°. . 37G1.07 
 Willard (Simon, jr.) Columbian union : explana- 
 tions of government, and the Columbian consti- 
 tution. Hudson, 1814. 12°. 5722.23 
 
 NoU.—K polemic against the British aristocracy, and 
 against commerce. 
 
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 Willard (Sylvester D. ) Annals of the Medical soc. 
 of the Co. of Albany, 1806-1851. With sketches 
 of deceased members. Albany, 1864. 8°. 4313.06 
 
 Willcock (J. W. and A. ) The ocean, the river, and 
 the shore. Pt. 1. Navigation. L., 1863. 12°.4512.10 
 
 Willcocks (Eev. Thomas). History of Russia to 
 [1830]. Devonport, 1832. 12° 551.16 
 
 Willcox (Orlando Bolivar). [' "Walter Mareh,' pseud.'] 
 Shoepac recollections. N. Y, 1856. 12". 225.35 
 
 Willett (Wm. M.) The new teacher, to illustrate the 
 teaching of the holy spirit. B., 1864. 12°. 3631.08 
 
 Willey (Nathan). Instruction book for life insur- 
 ance agents. New York, 1874. 12°. . . 5931.16 
 
 William. ^®* For lives of persons of this name, see Biography 
 (p. 213.) 
 
 William of Malmesbury. De gestis pontificum Anglo- 
 rum. Ed. by N^ E. S. A. Hamilton. London, 
 
 1870. 8° [Rolls chronicles.] .... 5140.— 
 
 — Chronicles of the kings of England, to king Ste- 
 
 phen [1142]; with notes by J. A. Giles. Bonn, 
 London, 1847. 12° 471.18 
 
 William de Shoreham. ReligiouB poems. Ed by T. Wright. [7m 
 Percy soc, v. 28. London, 1851. 12°.] 5060.28 
 
 William of Palerne (Romance of) ; added, a frag- 
 ment of Alisaunder ; ed. by W. W. Skeat. Lon- 
 don, Early Engl, text soc, Extraser., no. 1, 1867. 8°. 
 
 William and Mary college. Scribner, Nov., 1875 (by J. E. Cooke). 
 
 William Henry dramatized. See Chaney [Mrs. Q. L.) . 1722.30 
 
 Williams. jUeg* For lives of persons of this name, see Biography 
 (p. 213). 
 
 Williams (Butler). Manual for teaching model- 
 drawing from solid forms. 2d ed. L., 1852. 8°. 
 
 Williams (Charles J. P. and C. T.) Pulmonary con- 
 sumption : its nature, and treatment. London, 
 
 1871. 8° 4342.26 
 
 Williams (Charles Wye). On the combustion of 
 
 coal and the prevention of smoke. London, 
 1858. 16° , . . 3932.45 
 
 — On heat in its relations to water and steam. Phil., 
 
 1864. 8° 3926.04 
 
 Williams (Chauncy K.) Centennial celebration of 
 Rutland, Vt. 1770-1870. Rutland, 1870. 8°. 625.27 
 
 Williams (D. E. ) Life and correspondence of Sir T. 
 Lawrence. 2 v. London, 1831. 8°. . . 3097.13 
 
 Williams (Edwin) and Lossing (B. J.) Statesman's 
 manual ; presidents' messages, 1789 to 1858. 
 With documents. 4 v. in 8. N. Y., 1858. 8°. 
 
 Williams (Edward Vaughan). Treatise on the law 
 of executors and administrators. 5th Amer. ed. 
 With notes by A. J. Fish. 2 v. Phil., 1859. 8°. 
 
 Williams (Folkestone or Robert Folkestone). The 
 court and times of Charles I. With introd. and 
 notes, [anon.] Including Memoirs of the mis- 
 sion in England of the capuchin friars. By 
 father Cyprien de Gamache. 2 v. L., 1848. 8°. 
 
 — Domestic memoirs of the royal tamily and of the 
 
 court of England ; chiefly at Shene and Rich- 
 mond. 3 v. London, 1860. 12°. . . . 492.17 
 
 — Lives of the English cardinals ; to Thomas Wolsey. 
 
 [12-16th centuries.] 2 v. L., 1868. 8°. 3437.16 
 
 — Memoirs of Sophia Dorothea, consort of George l 
 
 2d ed. London, 1846. 8°. 3164.24 
 
 — Secret passion, {anon]. 3 v. L., 1844. 8°. 264.04 
 
 — Shakspeare and his friends, [anon.] '3 v. Lon- 
 
 don, 1838. 8° 26407 
 
 Same. New York, [n. d.] 8°. . . . . 264.08 
 
 — Youth of Shakspeare. [anon.] L., 1855. 8°. 2C4.09 
 
 ■ Same. New York, 1853. 8°. .... 264.03 
 
 Williams (H. C.) Antiquities in some southern states. [In 
 
 Smith, report, 1870.] 3936.25 
 
 Williams (Mrs. Martha Noyes, wife of H. Dwight). 
 
 A year in China. Introd. by W. C. Bryant. 
 
 New York, 1864. 12°. 1022.11 
 
 ■Williams (Helen Maria). Narrative of the events in 
 
 France, 1815, with the present state of society 
 
 and public opinion. L, 1815. 8°. . . 522.12 
 
 — Poems. London, 1823. 8°. 1696.22 
 
 — Political and confidential correspondence of 
 
 Lewis xvi. 3 v. London, 1803. 8°. . . 3111.01 
 
 — Sketches of the state of manners and opinions in 
 
 the French Republic, towards the close of the 
 ISth century. 2 v. London, 1801. 8°. . 522.10 
 
 — Williams (J.) Literary women of England 3256.18 
 
 See also Mrs. Farrar's Recollections, ch. 1, and references 
 
 in Allibone, v. 2. 
 Williams (Henry T.) Window gardening ; flowers 
 
 and ornamental plants. N. Y, 1872. 8°. 6132.16 
 Williams (Henry Willard, M.D.) Diseases of the eye. 
 
 Boston, 1862. 12° 4341.29 
 
 — Our eyes, and how to take care of them. Boston, 
 
 1871. 12° . . 4341.21 
 
 — Recent advances in opthalmic science. Boylston 
 
 prize essay for 1865. B., 1866. 12°. . . 4341.30 
 
 Williams (Rev. Isaac). The Baptistery, or the way 
 
 of eternal life. [Poem.] 8th ed. Oxford, 1874. 64°. 
 
 — Cathedral, or the catholic and apostolic church in 
 
 England. [Poem.] 10th ed. Oxford, 1874. 64°. 
 
 — Christian scholar : [poem]. New ed. L., 1874. 12°. 
 
 — Our Lord's resurrection. New ed. L., 1870. 12°. 
 
 — The seven days, or the old and new creation. 
 
 [Poem.] New ed. Oxford, 1874. 64°. . 1696.S8 
 
 — Thoughts in past years : [poem]. 7th ed. Ox- 
 
 ford, 1874. 64°. 1696.37 
 
 Williams (J. C. ) History and map of Danby, Ver- 
 mont. Rutland, (Vt.,) 1869. 8°. . . . 655.15 
 
 Williams (J. F. L.) Hist, account of inventions and 
 discoveries. 2 v. London, 1820. 8°. . . 3914.30 
 
 Williams (J. J.) Isthmus of Tehuantepec : a rail- 
 road survey. With maps. N. Y, 1852. 8°. 1165.13 
 
 Williams (Jane). The literary women of England. 
 With extracts from their works. L., 1861. 8°. 
 
 Williams (John). Poems by Anthony Pasquin, 
 
 [pseud.] 2d ed. 2 v. in 1. L, 1789. 16°. 1696.23 
 
 Contents: v. 1. Miscellaneous. 2. Children of Thespis. 
 
 Williams (Rev. John, vicar of Lampeter). Life of 
 Alexander the Great. N. Y., 1843. 18°. . 3013.19 
 
 Williams (John Bickerton). Memoirs of Sir Mat- 
 thew Hale. London, 1835. 8° 3074.30 
 
 Williams (John D.) and Packard (S. S.) System of 
 penmanship. N. Y., 1869. obi. 12°. . . 4014.29 
 
 Williams (John Lee). The territory of Florida : to- 
 pography, civil and natural hist. N. Y., 1837. 8°. 
 
 ■Williams (John S. ) History of the capture of Wash- 
 ington. New York, 1857. 12°. .... 585.03 
 
 Williams (Monier). Indian wisdom, or doctrines of 
 the Hindus ; with a brief history ot Sanskrit lit- 
 erature, and some account of the past and pres- 
 ent condition of India, moral and intellectual. 
 3d ed. London, 1876. 8°. ..... 7815.05 
 
 — Modern India and the Indians : impressions, 
 
 notes, and essays. London, 1878. 8°. . 1035.26 
 
 — Practical grammar of the Sanskrit language. 3d ed. 
 
 Oxford, 1864. 8° 6425.13 
 
 — Progress of Indian religious thought. [In Contemp. rev., 
 
 Oct., Dec, 1878.] 
 
 — A Sanskrit-English dictionary. L., 1872. 4°. 6426.15 
 Williams (Roger). The bloudy tenent of persecu- 
 tion for cause of conscience discussed : and Mr. 
 Cotton's letter examined and answered. [1644.] 
 Ed. by E. B. Underhill. London, 1848. 8°. 
 [Hanserd Knoilyssoc.] 3558.17 
 
 — Dexter (KM.) As to Roger Williams and his 
 
 banishment from the Mass. plantation. 1876. 
 
 Note.— Reviewed by L. Bacon, In New Englander, Jan., 
 1877. 
 
 J8S- For lives of Roger Williams, see Biography (p. 212). 
 ■Williams ( Rowland, D. D. ) A dialogue of the knowl- 
 edge of the supreme lord : Christianity and 
 hinduism. [anon.] Cambridge, [Engl.,] 1856. 8°. 
 
 — The prophets of Israel and Judah during the As- 
 
 syrian empire. London, 1866. 8°. . . 3733.11 
 Note.— Reviewed in Jour, of sac. lit., Oct., 1866. 
 
 — Rational godliness, after the mind of Christ, and 
 
 the written voices of the church. Cambridge, 
 
 (Engl,) 1855. 8° 3623.26 
 
 See notice of the author in Contemp. rev., v. 14, 1870). 
 
 Williams (Samuel, LL. D. ) Natural and civil his- 
 tory of Vermont. [To 1807.] 2d ed. 2 v. Bur- 
 lington, (Vt.,) 1809. 8° 625.13 
 
 Williams (Samuel, of Ohio). Two Western campaigns in the 
 war of 1812. Cin., 1871. 8°. [Ohio valley hiBt. series, no. 7.] 
 
 Williams (Sarah). ['Sadie.'] Twilight hours ; verse. 
 With a memoir by E. H. Plumptre. London, 
 1868. 16°. 1695.33 
 
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 Yo?k 1851 ' 12° Se 6mpire - 2 X - New 
 
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 Wimams (Thomas J.) ScePlays (p. i)00)'. ' ' ' ' 1065-01 
 Williams (W) Art of landscape painting in oil 
 
 colours. 23d ed. London, [1877.1 | 12° 1472 21 
 
 ~ S^° ncy painting on liaen - ** ed '- ' Lond °*. 
 
 Williams (Wm. )' A dictionary of the ' New" Zealand 
 language. 3d ed. with additions, by W. I W 
 hams. L„ 1871. 8°. . . * * imoi on 
 
 to.,,?* 713 £? ott - New Haven, 1861. 8°. . 3631 in 
 
 Boston, 1857. 12°. . . . 3 6 do ls 
 
 — God timing all national changes in the interests' of Ms Christ 
 
 discourse, Provence, May 29, 1862. N. Y , 1862 12° 
 
 — Miscellanies. New York, 1851. 12° 3623 19 
 
 1089 
 
 Contents • The conservative principle in our literature 
 Ministerial responsibility. The rising ministry The 
 church the hope and the home of the free The fstrn™ 
 
 l™^ °? b8 ^ tiful rod " Jesuita M a missionary order 
 Amer. tract society. Christian missions. Preaching of 
 another Gospel accursed. The sea giving up its dead 
 The nraZ^^T" 7 -,, Th ? chnKh » sch ° o1 for heaven.' 
 SS S of France™* * HUnat th ° S6 deIigIltillS ia * ar ' 
 
 — National renovation. N, t., 1863. 12'. I 3631 08 
 
 — Religious progress. Boston, 1854." 12°.' '.3623 20 
 
 SS„ ^ U 1P- J?^^-) Hist. of. 1860.5518.23 
 
 — Catalogue of the officers and students, 1855-57, 1861-62 
 
 Williamstown, 1855-61. 8°. . ' 652T ,i 
 
 — Report of the class of 1863. [Brooklyn, 1873.lV! .' ' 552i'24 
 
 — Songs of Williams. New York, 1859. 3\ . . . . ' 2l7 19 
 
 — PhMogian society. Catalogue of the library, 1856. Williams- 
 
 town, 1856. 8 5521 24 
 
 ^Wbrary catalogue and the constitution and by-laws. i862 
 
 Williamstown, 1862. 8" " 6521 24 
 
 Williamson (.Era. Alexander). Journeys' in North- 
 ern China. Manchuria, and Eastern Mongolia; 
 with some account of Corea. 2 v. L , 1870 12° 
 Williamson (Alexander). Chemistry for students.' 
 New ed. Oxford, 1868. 16°. . . „ 4212 12 
 Williamson (John). Ferns of Kentucky, with etch- 
 ings and wood-cuts. Louisville, 1878. 12°. 4911.16 
 Williamson (Mary Baldwin). Illustration of the 
 human head, in 3 drawings ; [its] beauty and 
 
 proportion. L., 1834. fol A. 27,17 
 
 Williamson (M. J.) Modern diabolism, commonly 
 
 called modern spiritualism. N. Y., 1873. 12°. 
 Williamson (Bobert S. ) On the use of the barometer 
 on surveys and reconnaissances. N. Y., 1868. 4°. 
 
 — Report : route near 32d and 35th parallels. TPacific E. E 
 
 routes. Eeports, v. 5.) 1127.05 
 
 Williamson (Capt. Thomas). The European in In- 
 dia. Drawings by C. Doyley, L., 1813. 4°.1016.19 
 
 — Oriental *field sports : or, wild snorts of the East. 
 
 2v. London, 1808. Eoyal 8°. '. . . .4618.01 
 Williamson (Wm. Crawford). On the recent for- 
 
 aminifera of Great Britain. London, Bay soc, 
 
 to..,,? 858 - foL 4749.12 
 
 Williamson ( Wm. D. ) History of the State of Maine ; 
 
 1602-1820. 2 v. Hollowel'l, 1832. 8°. . 593.10 
 Willich (A. P. M., M.D.) Elements of the critical 
 
 philosophy of Kant. L., 1798. 8°. . .5414.24 
 Willie Winkie's nursery song book of Scotland. See Silsbee 
 
 m- n i - Mr .': ~~> 1696 - 17 
 
 Wulis (Anson). Outlines of the United States gov- 
 ernment. New York, 1868. 12°. . . . 5723.09 
 
 Same. [Enlarged ed. ] The nation : outlines, 
 
 etc. Phil., 1871. 12° 5734.08 
 
 Willis (Fred. L. H.) Theodore Parker in spirit life. 2d ed. 
 Boston. 1868. 8° 3817 37 
 
 Willis (Nathaniel Parker). A lAbri, or the tent 
 pitch'd. New York, 1839. 12°. . . . 1121.04 
 Note.—' Letters written in the valley of the Susque- 
 hannah, about eighty miles above Wyoming *. 
 
 ~ ^onTon * 1840 6r 4 y ° ^ by ^ K Bartlett - * v. 
 
 -Famous persons and places. NY 1854 12° 2WK iq 
 
 and the continent in lHttS T Letter | fr °m England 
 
 .Health trip to the Tropics. N. Y., 1854. 12° 1lfi9 oa. 
 - Hurry-graphs New York, 1851 12° ' f3\\ 
 Same. Auburn, 1853. 12°. . ' !' f 
 
 <&%« ■iSS'Sl'S ^^\^- ^ew Bedford' 
 and society sketches ' We8t0heSter ' eU> - Biographies 
 
 — Life here and there. N. Y., 1850. 12° 264 12 
 
 on C Z ( Xdsof it pe^r d a^r 3 "V^ ' ^° 
 St. Lawrence 'lie cheSkee'sTh^'plmSS*^' ,' "? 
 
 ansa tt^^&z&st 
 
 ~ *"22S?? XsZs 1 aTiifeU a £h& 1 £ft? 
 
 — uut doors at Idlewild. N. Y. 1855 12° 9Wi os> 
 -Paul Fane. New York, 1857.' 12° . .' .' ^ 16 
 
 — Pencilhngs by the way : Europe. Auburn, 1853. 12° 
 ~ Yrfrfc %f R ed \ ¥ aBslonate ' *»<* Amorous. New 
 
 xurK, 1000. l£ IfiQfi lo 
 
 — - Same. New York, 1873. 16°. . ' . \ ' 1695 18a 
 
 — Itag-baga collection of ephemera [from the Home 
 
 journal]. New York, 1855, 12°. . 2545 15 
 
 — Rural letters, etc. New York, 1850 12° 254529 
 
 Tt^^ tS lr I ^ Ue ^^ om under - brii Se. The four rivers: 
 Hudson, Mohawk, Chenango. Susqnehannah. Glenmary 
 
 ■w «i le ! ln , German y. « 18«. Letters from water- 
 ing places. A plair mau'3 love. 
 
 — bummer cruise in the Mediterranean. New York, 
 
 -J^n Falls. New York. 1865. 16°.' .' ' 1112 '27 
 Willis (Robert). Principles of mechanism. 2d ed 
 
 London, 1870. 8°. 3924 09 
 
 Willis (Richard Storrs). Our church music. New 
 
 York, 1856, 12°. i 563 27 
 
 Willis fThomas), A ureservative from *.he 'infection of the 
 
 ,„., Plague. London, 1721. 12" 433420 
 
 Wilhs (Wm.) Hist of Portland, fin Maine hist, soo , v.' 1,1831 1 
 
 — ine .anguage of the Abnaqules, or Eastern Indians With 
 TO ..„?PP en J ix o^ O. E. Potter. Un Maine hist. soc. Coll., v. 4.1 
 Willis and Sotheran. Catalogue of books on sale 
 
 London, 1862. 8°. . 2713.26 
 
 Catalogue of books on sale, L., 1866. 8°. 2713.31 
 
 Note — Henry Sotheran and Co, succeeded this firm 
 Willis s current notes : articles on antiquities, bio- 
 graphy, literature, etc. 7 v. L. . 1852-58. sm. 4°. 
 Willmotf: (Robert Aris). Gems of epistolary corres- 
 pondence. London, 1846. 8°. . . . . 3267.01 
 
 — Journal (A) of summer time in the country. Lon- 
 
 don, 1849. 16°. ; 2546.10 
 
 Same. New tfork, 1852. 16°. . . .2546.10a 
 
 — Pleasures, objects, and advantages of literature. 
 
 London, 1851. 16°. . . 2546.11 
 
 — Poets of the 19tb century. New ed. L., 1866. 4°. 
 WiUoughby {Sir Hugh). 'Voyages to the northern parts of 
 
 Kusiia, and Sibei-ic, 1553. Un Finkerton (J.) Voyages.v. l.J 
 Wills (Alfred). Wanderings among the High Alps. 
 
 2d ed., with additions. L., 1858. 16°. . 983.14 
 "Wills (James). Lives of illustrious Irishmen. Pts. 
 
 1-11. Dublin, 1340-47, 8°. 3224.06 
 
 Wills (Wm. Gorman). Charles" the First : an historical 
 
 drama. Edinburgh, 1873. 8°. . . . . 1744.32 
 £&- For nove!r. b\- this author, see Fiction (p. 534). 
 Wills (Wm. Henry). Old leaves : from Household 
 words. New York, 1860. 12° 2545.19 
 
 Conf.ents: Two chapters on bank-note forgeries. A 
 coroner's inquest. Curious dance round a curious tree. 
 Epsom. For India direct. Ghost of the late Mr. James 
 Barber. Tho golden cif.y. Great bar in the harbor of Lon- 
 don. Heart of mid-London, idiots. Tho invited invasion. 
 Lambeth-marsh Mulcibers. A legal fiction. Manchester 
 school of art. Metropolitan protectives. Modern science 
 of thief-taking. My annual eclipse. My uncle. The Ninth 
 of June. The old lady in Threadneedle street Paris 
 improved. Plate glass. A plated article. A popular delu- 
 sion. Post-office money orders. Private history of the 
 palace of glass. Eailway waifs and strays, etc., etc. 
 
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1090 
 
 WILLS- WILSON 
 
 Wills. See Law (p. 692); also the following entries, m>.. 
 
 — Nichols I J. 0.) and Bruce ( T.) Wills from doctors 
 
 commons, 1495-1695. Camden soc, 1863. 5113.37 
 
 — Tegg(W.) Wills of their own. 1876. . .6215.32 
 
 — Testamenla Eboracensia ; a selection of wills from 
 
 the registry at York. [Ed. by J. Eaine.] Lon- 
 don and Durham, Surtees soc, v. 4, 30, 45, 53, 
 183G-C9. 8° 5116.02 
 
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 deaconry of Bichmond. [Ed. by J. Eaine]. L., 
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 Dublin univ. mag., Nov., 1883 (Digressive essay on wills). 
 Willsborough, (2V. T.) See Countries (p. 393). 
 Wiltshire (Wm. Hughes). Introduction to the study 
 
 and collection of ancient prints. L., 1874. 8°. 
 Willson. See Wilson. 
 
 Wilme (B. P.) A hand-book for mapping, engineer- 
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 of Ferdinand de Soto. Phil., 1859. 8°. . 1125-04 
 
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 Wilmot (John, earl of Rochester) . Poems. Life by S. Johnson. 
 [In Chalmers (A.) Engl, poets, v. 8, 1810.] . . . 1626.08 
 
 — Select p.iems. [In Sanford (E.) and Walsh (K.) Brit, poets, 
 
 V. 5, 1819.] 1691.10 
 
 — Burnet (O.) Life of. [In Wordsworth (C.) Eocl. biogr., v. 4, 
 
 1853.] 3446.04 
 
 Wilson (Alexander) and Bonaparte (C. L.) Amer- 
 ican ornithology. 4v. Edin., 1831. 16°. 4812.05 
 
 — Peabody I W. B. 0.) Life of A. W. [In Sparks I J.) Amer. biog., 
 
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 Wilson (Alexander J.) Eeciprocity, bi-metallism, 
 and land-tenure reform. L., 1880. 8°. . 5937.26 
 
 Wilson (Andrew). The abode of snow : tour from 
 Chinese Thibet to the Indian Caucasus, through 
 the Himalaya. New York, 1875. 12°. . . 1021.21 
 
 — Elements of zoology. Edin., 1873. 16°. .4713.22 
 
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 and its working. Some moot points in natural history. 
 Origin of nerves. Animals and their environments. 
 What I saw in an ant's nest. A summer's day. Science 
 and poetry. 
 
 Wilson (Bird, D.D.) Turner (S. H.) Sermon in commemora- 
 tion of Bird Wilson, D. D. 1859 3176.29 
 
 Wilson (Charles Heath). Life and works of Michel- 
 angelo Buonarroti. L., 1870. 8°. , . 3128.18 
 
 Wilson (Prof. Daniel, LL.D.) Caliban : the missing 
 link [in the'evolution of man]. L., 1873. 8°. 
 
 — Chatterton: a biography. L., 1869. 12°. . 3036.23 
 
 — Oliver Cromwell and the protectorate. London, 
 
 1848. 16° 3045.19 
 
 — Physical ethnology. [In Smith, report, 1862.] . . . 3936.17 
 
 — Prehistoric annals of Scotland. 2d ed. 2 v. London, 
 
 186:). 8° 494.20 
 
 — Prehistoric man : origin of civilization in the old 
 
 and new world. 2d ed. L, 1805. 8°. . 5813.14 
 Wilson (Daniel, bp. of Calcutta). The Divine authori- 
 ty of the Lord's day asserted. B., 1831. 8°. 3623.24 
 
 — Bateman {J.) Life of. 1860 3186.23 
 
 See also Quar. rev., v. 120, 1866 ; Littell, 1860, v. 2. 
 Willson [Rev. Edmund B.) First century of the 
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 Salem, 1873. 8° 3457.21 
 
 — Address at the consecration of the Riverside cemetery in 
 
 Grafton, Apl. 29, 1851. Boston, 1851. 8° 3623.25 
 
 — Address delivered in Petersham, Mass., July, 4, 1854, in 
 
 commemoration of the 100th anniversary. Boston, 1855. 8° 
 
 — The bad Friday : sermon. West Roxbury, June 4, 1854 : re- 
 
 turn of Anthony Burns to slavery. Boston, 1854. S°. 3023 25 
 
 — la memory of Christ : sermon. Salem, 1860. 8°. . . 3623.25 
 
 — Reasons for thanksgiving : sermon, April 20, 1862. Salem, 
 
 1862. 8' 3623.25 
 
 Wilson (Rev. Edward). Naturalists' poetical com- 
 panion. With notes. Leeds, 1846. 16°. . 1696.25 
 
 Wilson (Erasmus or W. J. Erasmus). Lectures on 
 dermatology. London, 1871. 8°. . . 4328.16 
 
 Willson (Forceythe). See Atlantic monthly, March, 1875. 
 
 Wilson (Floyd B.) Book of recitations and dialogues. 
 New York, 1868. 16" 63J3.13 
 
 Wilson (Prof. George, F B. 8. K) Electricity and 
 the electric telegraph : with the chemistry of 
 the stars. London, 1854. 16°. .... 5075.29 
 
 — The five gateways ot knowledge. [The senses.] 3d 
 
 ed. Cambridge, (Enql.,) 1861. 18°. . . 43J3.11 
 
 — Life and works of Henry Cavendish. London, 
 
 Cavendish soc, 1851. 8° 30C3.26 
 
 — Eeligio ehemici. Essays. L., 1862. 12°. 4214.08 
 
 Contents : 
 
 Boyle (Robert). 
 
 Chemical final causes. (From 
 
 Edin. essays, 1856)1 
 Chemistry and'nat. theology. 
 
 Chemistry of the stars. 
 Dalton (John). 
 
 Resurrection(Xhoughts on the). 
 Wollaston (William). 
 
 Sleep of the hyacinth : Egyptian poem. [In Macro, mag., 
 
 v. 1, 2.] 
 
 — Eesearches on color blindness. Edin., 1855. 8°. 
 
 — and Geikie (Archibald). Memoir of Edward Forbes. 
 
 London, 1861. 8 5 3056.20 
 
 — Brown (J.) Spare hours, p. 385-397 2514.13 
 
 See also Macm. mag., Jan., 1860 (by J. Cairns) ; N.Brit, 
 rev., 1860, v. 2. 
 
 Wilson (Miss Henrietta). Chronicles of a garden : 
 its pets and its pleasures. With a brief memoir, 
 by J. Hamilton. 2d ed. L., 18C4. 12°. . 6132.15 
 
 Willson (Henry). Use of a box of colours. L., 1842.1.8°. 
 
 "Wilson (Henry, M.D.) Lectures on the opthalmo- 
 scope. Dublin, 1868. 8° 4341.23 
 
 Wilson (Henry). Wonderful characters. 3 v. Lon- 
 don, 1830-21. 8°. 3264.15 
 
 Same. Louisville, 1854. 8° 3266.01 
 
 Wilson (Henry, of Massachusetts). History of the 
 rise and fall of the slave power in America. 3 v. 
 
 Boston, 1872-77. 8° 5833.10 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Fortn. rev., Jan., 1875. 
 
 — United Slates Congress. Memorial addresses on life 
 
 and character of H. W., Jan. 21, 1876. Washing- 
 ton, 1876. 8° 318H.19 
 
 — Mann (J. B.) Life of Henry Wilson. 1872. 3186.16 
 
 — Stowe {Mrs. H. E. B.) Men of our time 3265.02 
 
 Willson (H. Bowlby). The science of ship-building, 
 
 considered in its relations to the laws of nature. 
 
 London, 1863. 8° 4517.22 
 
 Wilson (Horace Hayman). History of British India, 
 1805-1835. 3 v. London, 1848. 8°. . . 1015.16 
 Note. — In continuation of Mill's History of India. 
 
 — A notice of European grammars aud lexicons of the San- 
 
 skrit language. [In Fhilol. soc. Proceedings, 1842-44.] 
 
 — Sanskrit and English * dictionary ; an abridg- 
 
 ment, with appendix explaining the use of affixes 
 in Sanskrit, by Pandit Earn Jasan. Benares, 
 1870. 8° 6425.28 
 
 — Select specimens of the theatre of the Hindus, 
 
 from the Sanskrit. 3 v. in 1. Calcutta, 1827. 8°. 
 Contents : v. 1. Preface. Dramatic system of the Hin- 
 dus. Mrichakati. 2. Yikrama and TJrvasi. M&lati, and 
 Madhava. Uttara Rama Charitra. 3. Mudri Rakshasi. 
 Retnavali. Appendix. 
 
 — Select works. 12 v. London, 1861-71. 8°. . 7812.01 
 
 Note. — For Contents see Literature (Sanskrit, p. 711). 
 Wilson (J. , A. M.) Eough notes on the errors of 
 grammar, and the nature of language. Canajo- 
 
 harie, 1858. 8° 6415.18 
 
 Wilson (James, of Pa.) Works. 3 v. Phil., 1804. 8°. 
 Contents : V. 1-3. Lectures on law and government. 
 3. Miscellaneous disquisitions, speeches, and orations. 
 JQS>- For biogr. sketches of author, see Biography (p. 213). 
 
 Wilson (James, esg.) Journal of two tours upon 
 
 the Continent, 1816-17-18. 3 v. L., 1820. 8°. 
 Note. — For the most part tours in Italy. 
 Wilson (James, F. B. S. R ) The rod and the gun. 
 
 Edin., 1840. 8° 4615.05 
 
 Wilson (James, M.D.) and Gully (James Manby, 
 
 M.D.) Practice of the water-cure. N. Y., 1849. 12°. 
 Wilson (James Grant). Life and letters of Fitz 
 
 Greene Halleck. New York, 1869. 12°. 3075.04 
 
 — Sketches of illustrious soldiers. N. Y, 1874. 12°. 
 
 — Poets and poetry of Scotland. 2 v. N. Y., 187-. 8°. 
 Wilson (James H.) Life of Ulysses S. Grant. &( Dana (C. A.) 
 
 and Wilson (J. H.) 8067.29 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
WILSON- WINES 
 
 2545.21 
 
 Wilaon (John). History of Switzerland r 
 don, 1851. 16°. [L. C. C] . . . L 
 
 --Same. |anon.] New ed. N. Y., 1854. 18°. 546 09 
 
 Wilson (Prof. John). [' Christopher North. ■ pseud l 
 Essays, critical and imaginative. 4 v Ed in 
 burgh, 1856-57. 8°. ..... 
 
 Note— Form v. 5-8 of tog ' Works,' below 
 Contents. 
 
 .ffischylus (Agamemnon of), v. i. 
 
 Anglimania, v. 2. 
 
 Berenger'B Helps and hints, v.3, 
 
 Blackwood (Sir H.), Memoir v 2 
 
 Bryant (W. C), t. 2. 
 
 Burns (Genius of), v. 3. 
 
 Christopher at the Lakes, v. 2. 
 
 Christopher on ColonBay, v. 3. 
 
 Coleridge, v. 3. 
 
 CruikBkank on time, v. 1. 
 
 Days departed or Barnwell Hill 
 v. 1. 
 
 Death (Punishment of), v. 2. 
 
 Early rising, v. 1. 
 
 Education of the people, v. 1. 
 
 Elliott (Ebenezer), v. 2. 
 
 Greek drama (The), v. i. 
 
 Gymnastics, v. 1. 
 
 Health and longevity, v. l 
 
 Homer and his translators v I. 
 
 Loves of the poets, v. 1. 
 
 Macaulay's Lays, v. 3. 
 
 Man of ton, a satire, v. 1. 
 
 Meg Dods's cookery, v. 1. 
 
 Old North and young North j 
 or Christopher in Edinburgh 
 and Christopher in Lon., v. 1. 
 
 Shakespeare(Few words on) v 3 
 
 Streams, v. 1. 
 
 Tennyson's Poems, v. 2. 
 
 There is death in the pot, v. 1. 
 
 Tupper's Geraldine, v. 3. 
 
 Wordsworth, v. 1. 
 
 Young ladies' book, v. 1. 
 
 [In Blackwood, 
 With memoirs and notes, by 
 
 — Dies boreales — Christopher under oanvas 
 
 v. 65, 1849 — v. 72, 1852.] 
 
 — Noctes ambrosianas. 
 
 R. Shelton Mackenzie. 5 v. N. Y., 1854 12° 
 
 Same. Ed. by prof. Ferrier. 4 v. Edin., 1858 8°'. 
 
 Note — Has also title-page • Works, v. 1-4 ' 
 Note.— Reviewed in Fraser's mag., v. 52, 1855 
 
 — Poems. Ed. by prof. Ferrier. Edin , 1858 8° 
 
 Note.— This is v. 12 of his • Works,' below. 
 Contents: The isle of Palms. The city of the plague. The 
 convict. Miscellaneous poems. Sonnets. 
 
 — Eecreations of Christopher North. 
 
 Ferrier. 2 v. Edin., 1857. 8°. . 
 Note— Alto form v. 9-10 of his ' Works.' 
 Contents. 
 Christmas dreams. 
 
 Ed. 
 
 by prof. 
 2545.25 
 
 , V. 2. 
 Christopher in his aviary, v. 2. 
 Christopher in his sporting 
 
 jacket, v. 1. 
 Cottages, v. 1. 
 Field of flowers (The), v. 1. 
 Grasmere (Stroll to), v. 2. 
 Highland snow storm, v. 1. 
 Highlands (Scenery of the),v.2. 
 Holy child (The), v. 1. 
 Inch Cruin, v. 1. 
 Kitchener (Dr.), v. 2. 
 L'envoy, v. 2. 
 May-day, v. 2. 
 
 Moors (The), v. 1. 
 Morning monologue, v. 1. 
 Our parish, v. 1. 
 Our winter quarters, v. 2. 
 Poetry (An hour's talk about), 
 
 Sacred poetry, v. 2. 
 
 Seasons (Soliloquy on the), v. 2. 
 
 Snowball bicker of Pedmount 
 
 (The), v. 2. 
 Tale of expiation (A), v. 1. 
 Thomson (James), A few words 
 
 on, v. 2. 
 Windermere (A day at), v. 1. 
 
 Same. Phil., 1852. 8°. 2545.27 
 
 — Tales : Lights and shadows of Scottish life, Trials 
 
 of Margaret Lyndsay, the Foresters. Edin.. 
 
 1858. 8° 264.20 
 
 Note.— Forms v. 11 of his 'Works,' below. 
 
 — Works. Ed. by J. P. Ferrier. 12 v. Edin., 1856-58. 8°. 
 
 Contents: v. 1-4. Noctes ambrosianra. 5-8. Essays. 
 9-10. Eecreations of Christopher North. 11. Tales. 
 12. Poetical works. 
 
 4S*For lives of the author, see Biography (p. 213): also 
 
 Christian exam.. Mar., 1863 ; p. 184-1997 
 Wilson (John, M.D., F. B. S., F. 8. S.) Medical notes 
 
 on China. London, 1846. 8°. . . . ". 4334.17 
 Wilson (John, M. D., U. S. army). Health and its 
 
 resorts. Phil., 1880. 12°. 4347.13 
 
 Wilson (John, of Boston, printer). Scripture proofs 
 
 and illustrations of unitarianism. N.Y., 1847. 12°. 
 
 — Treatise on English punctuation, B., 1856. 16° 
 
 — Unitarian principles confirmed by trinitarian tes- 
 
 timonies. 6th ed. Boston, 1869. 8°. . 3623.23 
 
 Wilson (John, London bookseller). Shaksr>eriana : 
 catalogue, etc. London, 1827. 12°. . '. 1754.23 
 
 Wilson (John). The lost solar system of the ancients 
 discovered. 2 v. London, 1856. 8°. . 4017.14 
 
 Wilson (John Mackey). Tales of the Borders and of 
 Scotland. 5 v. N. Y., [n. d] 8°. . . 264.21 
 
 Wilson (Joseph M.) Presbyterian historical alma- 
 nac, v. 1-1, 1858-62. Phil., 1859-62. 8°. 3458.12 
 
 Willson (Marcius). Manual for obiect lessons. N. Y., 
 1862. 12° 5513.30 
 
 — Outlines of history. New York, 1868. 8°. 412.10 
 
 — Treatise on civil polity and political economy. 
 
 New York, 1839. 12° 5723.10 
 
 1091 
 
 during mission and employment with the Euro 
 
 pean armies in the campaigns of 18124814 ed 
 
 by Rev. H. Randolph. 2 vf L 1861 8° <n in oi 
 
 - Randolph (R) Life of. 2 v. 1862 " lm 17 
 
 Wilson (Rev. Thomas). Miscellanies ; with memoirs 
 Wilson (Walter). History 'and antiquities of dissen- 
 
 Westminster, and SoTt^k^dudSg the" lives 
 
 of their ministers. 4 v. London, 1808-1814 8° 
 
 -Memoir oi the life and times of Daniel DeFoe.' 
 
 3 v. London, 1830. 8°. . . . 3047 1(1 
 
 wv3 m >; De ^ er " ?- D) Lectures o* ^ fSK- 
 
 i«ln ^J^ 011 ^ and action. 2ded - Ithaca,/. Y., 
 
 Wiltsoh (J. E. T.) Handbook of the geography and 
 statistics of the church. [A.D. 70-1521 1 From 
 the German, by J. Leitch. L, 1868. 12°. 3411.03 
 
 Wtapffen (<?<?«. de). Sedan. 2d ed. Paris, 1871. 8°. 
 
 Wincnell (Alexander). The doctrine of evolution- 
 its theistic bearings. N. Y , 1874 
 
 — The Preadamites. 
 
 12°. . 
 
 - 3624.03 
 Chicago, 1880. 8°. . . 4738.19 
 
 — rceconcilation of science and religion. New York 
 
 1877. 12° , . 3624.04 
 
 — Sketches of creation ; primordial condition and 
 
 the ultimate destiny of the earth and solar sys- 
 
 tern. New York, 1870. 12° 4717 21 
 
 Winchester (Elhanan). Ten letters to Mr. Paine, 
 in answer to the Age of reason. 3d ed. Phil., 
 1844. 8° 3623 12 
 
 — The universal restoration exhibited. Worcester 
 
 (Mass.,) 1803. 8° 3624.00 
 
 Same. Phil., 1843. 8°. 3623.12 
 
 Winchester (Gen. James). Darnell (E.) Journal con- 
 taining an account of the defeat, and captivity of 
 Kentuckey volunteers and regulars, commanded 
 
 by Gen. Winchester, 1812-13 581.18 
 
 Winokelmann ( Johann Joachim). History of ancient 
 art. Tr. by G.H. Lodge, v. 1-4. Boston, 1856-7. 8°. 
 «3- For critical notices of W., see Biography (p. 213) ; also 
 Brit. qu. rev., Apl.,1880 (by Alex. H. Japp). 
 
 Windfalls. [Essays.] See Appleton (T. G.) 2512.33 
 
 Windham (Wm. ) Diary, 1784-1810. Lond., 1866. 8°. 
 Note.— Reviewed in Ed. rev., v. 123, 1866. 
 
 — Speeches. With account of life by T. Amyot. 3 v 
 
 London, 1812. 8° 6313.20 
 
 — Select speeches. Ed. by R. Walsh. Phil., 1845. 8°. 
 Windhus or Windus (John). 'Journey to Mecquinez, Morocco, 
 
 1721. (In Pinkerton, v. 15.] 926.15 
 
 Window gardener. See Hand (E. S.,jr.) 1872 6132.18 
 
 Window gardening. See Moikle (A.) 6132.08 
 
 Winds. .See Meteorology (Storms and winds, p. 774). 
 
 Windsor. See also Winsor. 
 
 Windsor. See Countries, etc. (p. 393). 
 
 Windsor (Arthur Lloyd). Ethiea : or, characteristics 
 
 of men, manners, and books. L., 1860. 8°. 2547.01 
 
 Contents : Montaigne. Milton. Dryden. De Foe. 
 Pope and Swift. Bolingbroke and Harley. Goldsmith 
 and prose fiction in England. Ancient and modern 
 orators. 
 Windsor (Thomas). Report on surgery, with bibliography ; 
 1862-64. 3 v. [New Sydenham soc. year-book. London, 
 
 1863-65. 8°.] 4304.04 
 
 Wine and wines (History and production of). See Arts (Useful : 
 
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 Wine (Use of, in health and disease). See Medicine (Alcohol, wines, 
 
 etc., p. 767);— Temperance reform (p. 1037). 
 Wine, the vine, and the cellar. Shaw (T. G.) 1864. . .3931.35 
 Winer (Johann Georg Benedict). A grammar of the 
 New Testament diction. Tr. by E. Masson. Edin- 
 burgh, 1861. 8° 3743.15 
 
 Wines. See Wine and Wines (above). 
 Wines (Enoch Cobb, LL.D.) and Dwight (T. W.) 
 Report on the prisons and reformatories of the 
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 ture of New York. Albany, 1867. 8°. .5817.23 
 
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1092 
 
 WINES -WINTHROP 
 
 _ and Sanborn (F. B.) Prison reform in Europe and America 
 
 [In Amer. soc. sci. assoc. Trans., no. 6, 1874.] . . 5811.0J 
 Winfieia (Charles H.) History of Hudson county. 
 
 New Jersey. New York, 1874. 8°. . . . 655.03 
 — History of the land titles of Hudson county, N. Y., 
 
 1609-1871. 1 v. in 2. New York, 1872. 8°. 626.06 
 Wingate (Charles F.) Views and interviews on 
 
 fournalism. New York, 1875. 8°. . . . 2713.13 
 Wingate (George W.) Manual for rifle practice. 
 
 New York, 1872. 16° *? 15 '?f 
 
 Winsrfield (Edward Maria). A discourse of Virginia Ed. with 
 
 notes and an in trod., by C. Deane. [In Archasologia 
 
 Americana, v. 4, I860.] . 
 
 577.21 
 
 ». 9-10 ; 4th 8., v. 9 ; 5th B., v. 1.] . .... • . • 662 11 
 ngs- For lives of gov. Winthrop, see Biography (p. 213) ; 
 Chris ex., Mch., 1864, p. 195-210 (John Winthrop in Eng- 
 land, by W. H. Whitmore). 
 
 Winthrop (Prof. John). Two lectures on comets. 
 Boston, 1 1811. 12° • *01f20 
 
 Winthrop (Robert Charles). Addresses and speeches. 
 Boston, 1852. 8° • • • • 6324.20 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Adams (John Quincy). 
 Address on taking the chair as 
 
 Winisink. Wa- Wa- Wanda : a legend of Old Orange. 
 1850 1694-24 
 
 Winkelmann. See also Winckelmann. 
 
 Winkelmann (Fred. Th.) French scholars first 
 companion : French and English vocabulary, 
 with phrase-book. N. ¥., 1862. 32°. . 6413.15 
 
 Winkworth (Catharine). Christian singers of Ger- 
 many. Phil., 1868. 12° 3765 / 06 
 
 — Lyra Germanica : hymns for the Sundays and chief 
 
 festivals of the christian year. Tr. from the 
 German. N. Y, 1858. 8°. .... . 3768.03 
 
 Winn (J. M., M.D.) Materialism. L.,1875. 12°.5426.29 
 Winslow (Charles Frederick, M.D.) Force and 
 nature. Attraction and repulsion discussed in 
 their relations to physical and morphological de- 
 velopments. Phil., 1869. 8° 4024.25 
 
 Winslow (Edward). Good newes from New England : or a true 
 relatiou, etc., abbreviated. [.foiMass. hist. soc. Coll., 2d s., 
 
 y 91 661.19 
 
 Same abbreviated [In 1st. s., v. 8.] 661.08 
 
 New Englands salamander discovered, 1647. [In Mass. hist. 
 
 boc. Coll., 3d s., v. 2, 1830.] 661.22 
 
 Winslow (Forbes, M. D.) Anatomy of suicide. 
 London, 1840. 8° 4333.02 
 
 — Light : its influence on life and health. London, 
 
 1867. 16° 4323.27 
 
 Same. N. Y, 1868. 16°. .... .4323.29 
 
 — Obscure diseases of the brain. Phil., 1860. 8°. 
 
 — Preservation of the health of body and mind. 
 
 London, 1842. 8° 4333.13 
 
 editor. See Journal of psychological medicine ;— Medical 
 
 critic. 
 
 Winslow (Hubbard). Eulogy on the late prof. E. 
 A. Andrews. Boston, 1858. 8°. ... 3013.34 
 
 Winslow {Mrs. Mary). Heaven opened : a selection 
 from her corresp. Ed. by O. Winslow. New 
 York, 1867. 18° 3624.01 
 
 Winslow (Octavius, D.D.) Patriarchal shadows of 
 Christ and his church : as exhibited in the his- 
 tory of Joseph and his brethren. N. Y., 1863. 12°. 
 
 Winsor. See also Windsor. 
 
 Winsor (Justin). History of the town of Duxbury, 
 (Mass.) Boston, 1849. 8°. .... . 611.27 
 
 — Beader's hand-book of the American revolution, 
 
 1761-83. Boston, 1879. 12° 581.10 
 
 Winter (Wm.) My witness : a book of verse. Bos- 
 ton, 1871. 16° 1696.26 
 
 — Thistle-down: a book of lyrics. L., 1878. 12°. 1696.19 
 
 — The trip to England. Boston, 1879. 12°. . 951.36 
 
 Winter. See Seasons (p. J78); also Lowell (J. R.) A good word 
 
 for winter. [In lits My study windows, 1871 ; p. 24-64.] 
 
 Winter and its dangers. See Osgood (H.) 1879. . . . 4363.07 
 
 Winter homes for invalids. See Howe (J. W.) 1875. . . 4328.08 
 
 Winter in Corsica. By two ladies. L., 1868. 16°. 981.11 
 
 Winter in Spitzbergen. See Hlidebrandt (C.) 1862. . . 1142.02 
 
 Winter resorts. See Appletons' JJlus. hand-book of American 
 
 winter resorts, 1877 (1072.21) ; also Medicine (Climate, p. 
 
 756 ;— Mineral Springs, p. 763). 
 
 Winter studies in the country. [Poems, anon.] Phil- 
 adelphia, 1856. 16° 1696.24 
 
 Winter sunshiue. See Burroughs (J.) 1876 2514.16 
 
 Winter with the swallows ;A). See Edwards (M. B.) . , 1083.18 
 Winter's tale (A). See Shakspere (William). 
 
 Wiuterbotham (Wm.) Hist., geogr., commercial, and 
 philos. view of America and the West Indies. 
 
 4 v. London, 1795. 8° 563.01 
 
 Wintering at Mentone. See Chambers (Wm.) 1870. . . 961.09 
 Winterslow : essays, etc. See HazUtt (Wm.) .... 2581.20 
 Winthrop (John, gov. of Mass. colony, d. 1649). His- 
 tory of New England from 1630 to 1649. Ed. 
 with notes, by T. Savage. 2 v. B., 1853. 8°. 595.10 
 — Winthrop papers. [In Mass. hist, soc Collections, 3d series. 
 
 Agricultural education. 
 Agriculture. 
 American revolution. 
 Bible (The). 
 
 Bowdoin (James), Life of. 
 Calhoun (John C), Death of. 
 California (Admission of), and 
 adjustment of the slavery 
 question. 
 California (Protest against ad- 
 
 mission of). 
 Commerce (Influence of). 
 Compensation for the destruc- 
 tion of the Ursuline convent. 
 Congratulations to the Whigs 
 . of New York. 
 
 Conquest of Mexican territory. 
 Credit of Massachusetts vindi- 
 cated. 
 Free schools and free govern- 
 ments. 
 Fugitive-slave law. 
 Great Britain and the TJ. 8, 
 Horticulture. 
 Imprisonment of free colored 
 
 seamen. 
 King (Daniel P.), Death of. 
 Letter to the people of Boston. 
 Massachusetts in 1776. 
 Mechanic arts (The) 
 
 Mexico (War with). 
 
 National monument at Wash- 
 ington. 
 
 New Mexico and Texas (Boun- 
 dary of). 
 
 Oregon question (Arbitration 
 of the). 
 
 Oregon question and the treaty 
 of Washington. 
 
 Ottoman empire (The). 
 
 Personal vindication. 
 
 Pilgrim fathers (The). 
 
 Policy of discriminating duties. 
 
 Proceeds of the public lands. 
 
 Protection to domestic in- 
 dustry. 
 
 Bailroad jubilee. 
 
 Religious instruction of the 
 young. 
 
 Replies to votes of thanks. 
 
 Right of petition. 
 
 River and harbor improve- 
 ments. 
 
 Safe keeping of public moneys. 
 
 Sub- treasury system. 
 
 Taylor (Zachary), Death of. 
 
 Testimony of infidels. 
 
 Votes of interested members. 
 
 Wants of the government and 
 the wages of labor. 
 
 Washington (The city of). 
 
 Whig predictions and Whig 
 policy. 
 
 — Same. From 1852 to 1867. B., 1867. 8°. 6324.21 
 
 Contents. 
 
 African colonization. 
 Agriculture of the TJ. S. 
 Alumni of Harvard (The). 
 American agriculture. 
 American bible society (Jubilee 
 
 of). 
 Appleton (Nathan), Tribute to. 
 Appleton (Wm.), Tribute to. 
 Archimedes and Franklin. 
 Bostou light infantry. 
 Boston mechanics and BoBton 
 
 patriots. 
 Boston provident association. 
 Boston public library. 
 Central charity bureau. 
 Christianity neither sectarian 
 
 nor sectional. 
 Church (The), as affected by the 
 
 war. 
 Cincinnati society (The). 
 Coalition in Massachusetts. 
 Concordia. 
 
 Connecticut (Worthies of). 
 Crittenden (J. J.), Tribute to. 
 Dante (600th birthday of). 
 Davis (John), The death of. 
 Dowse (Thomas), Memory of. 
 Dowse library (Opening of). 
 Educated men (Obligations and 
 
 responsibilities of). 
 Electoral vote of MaBS. 
 Empire state (Hist, glories of 
 
 the). 
 Everett (Edward), Death of. 
 Everett (Edward), Tribute of. 
 Felton (Pres. C. O.j, Tribute to. 
 Flag of the union (The). 
 Flag to the forty-third (A). 
 Franklin (Inauguration of the 
 
 statue of) 
 Fusion of parties in Massachu- 
 setts (The). 
 
 Groton massacre in 1781. 
 Home for the sailors (A). 
 Increased circulation of relig- 
 ious books. 
 Irish recruits. 
 
 Lawrence (Abbott), Death of. 
 Lincoln (Abraham), Death of. 
 Livermore (George),Tribute to. 
 Luxury and the fine arts, in 
 some of the moral and his- 
 torical relations. 
 Lyndhurst [Lord), Death of. 
 McClellan (Nomination of). 
 Missouri compromise (Repeal 
 
 of the). 
 More tracts for the camp. 
 Music in the schools. 
 National politics. 
 New England (Music in). 
 Peabody (George). 
 Policy of the opposition. 
 Prescott (Wm. H.), Death of. 
 Presidential election of 1860. 
 Presidential election of 1864. 
 Presidential question (The). 
 Quincy (Josiah), Death of. 
 Relig. instruction of the young. 
 Richmond (The fall of). 
 Scott (Winneld), Death of. 
 Scott (Winneld), Nomination of. 
 Shakespeare (Birthday of). 
 Sidney (Algernon). 
 SparkB (Jared), Tribute to. 
 Star for every state, and a state 
 
 for every star (A). 
 Tracts for the soldiers. 
 Virginia and Maryland (Wel- 
 comes to). 
 Washington's birthday. 
 Young (Religious instruction of 
 the). 
 
 ■ Same. 1869-1879. Boston, 1878. 8°, 
 
 6324.22 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Agassiz (Pro/. Louie). 
 
 Alexis (Grand duke). Banquet 
 
 to. 
 Aspinwall [Colonel). 
 Boston (Centennial oration, 
 
 July, 4, 1876). 
 Boston (Evacuation of). 
 Boston (Environs of). 
 
 Boston (General theol. library 
 
 Boston fire (Great). 
 Boston light infantry. 
 Boston provident association. 
 Boston public Latin school. 
 Boston tea-party. 
 Bryant (William O.) 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
WINTHROP WIT AND HUMOR 
 
 1093 
 
 Bunker Hill centennial 
 
 Cambridge in old England, and 
 Cambridge in New England. 
 
 Central bureau of charity. 
 
 Clifford (Ex-gov. John H.) 
 
 Crittenden (Hon. J. J.) at West 
 Point. 
 
 Davi3 (Hon. George). 
 
 Dowse library (Re-opening of 
 the). 
 
 Dowse library (Return to the). 
 
 Evangelical alliance. 
 
 Fillmore and Sumner. 
 
 Folsoin (Charles). 
 
 Frothingham (N. L.) 
 
 Glance at the changes of 25 
 years. 
 
 Graham {Hon. Wm. A.) 
 
 Harvard alumni (Dinner of the). 
 
 — ■ Class of 1828 : semi-centen- 
 nial. 
 
 Kennedy (Hon. John P.) 
 
 Lambarde (William). 
 
 Lexington centennial (The). 
 
 Mcllvaine (C. P., ftp. of Ohio). 
 
 Massachusetts, its early hist. 
 
 Metcalfe (Judge Theron). 
 
 Minot (Hon. Wm.) 
 
 Music (Our home). 
 
 Naumkeag (250th anniversary 
 of Endicott's arrival at). 
 
 Olympia Morata. 
 
 Paris geographical congress. 
 
 Peabody (George). 
 
 Peace jubilee. 
 
 Peabody education fund (4 art.) 
 
 Peabody museum, Cambridge. 
 
 Pilgrim jubilee, Plymouth, 
 Dec. 21, 1870. 
 
 Pilgrims (250th anuiv. of the 
 landing of thej. 
 
 Quinoy (Hon. Josiah) and 
 J. L. Motley. 
 
 Raleigh (Sir Walter). 
 
 Sanders theatre, Cambridge. 
 
 Savage (James). 
 
 Saint Germans (Earl of). 
 
 Scott (Sir Walter). 
 
 Sears (Barnas). 
 
 Seward (Wm. Henry). 
 
 Somerby (Horatio G.) 
 
 Stanhope (Earl). 
 
 Sumner (Fillmore and). 
 
 Taney (Chief justice R. B.) 
 
 Thiers (Louis). 
 
 Thomas (Hon. BenJ. F.) 
 
 Ticknor (George). 
 
 Verplanck (Gulian C.) 
 
 WaBhburn (Emory). 
 
 Webster (Daniel), Unveiling of 
 the statue of. 
 
 Wednesday evening club. 
 
 Wilberforce (Samuel, bp. of 
 Winchester). 
 
 Wilson (Henry). 
 
 Washington and Franklin (Por- 
 traits of). 
 
 — Life and letters of John Winthrop, gov. of Mass 
 
 [1588-1630.] Boston, 1864. 8°. - . . 3186 10 
 Same. [1630-49.] B., 1867. 8°. . . .3186.11 
 
 — Oration, July 4, 1848 on the occasion of laying the corner- 
 
 stone of the national monument to the memory of Wash- 
 ington. Wash., 1848. 8° 584.20 
 
 — Washington, Bowdoin, and Franklin : addresses. 
 
 With pieces on [the Boston tea-party; Massachu- 
 setts in 1775 ; Centen. commemorations at Lex- 
 ington and Bunker Hill.] B., 1876. 8°. 3178.14 
 Winthrop (Theodore). Canoe and the saddle, ad- 
 ventures among the Northwestern rivers and 
 forests ; and Isthmiana. B., 1863. 12°. 1122.01 
 
 — Cecil Dreeme. Boston, 1862. 16°. . . . 264.28 
 
 — Edwin Brothertoft. 4th ed. B., 1862. 16°. 264.29 
 
 — John Brent. Boston, 1873. 16° 264.30 
 
 — Life in the open air, and other papers. Boston, 
 
 1863. 12° 2545.17 
 
 Contents : Life in the open air. Katahdin and the Penob- 
 Bcot. Love and skates. New York seventh regiment. 
 Our March to Washington. Washington as a camp. Fort- 
 ress Monroe. Brightley's orphan, a fragment. ' The heart 
 of the Andes.' 
 
 Wire. Hildenbrand ( W.) Cable-making for suspension bridges. 
 1877 3922.31 
 
 Wirgman (Thomas). Principles of the Eantesian philosophy. 
 Loudon, 1824. 8°. [In Pamphleteer, v. 23.] . . . 5058.23 
 
 "Wirt (Wm.) Letters of the British spy. 10th ed. 
 with biogr. sketch. New York, 1832. 12°. 3186.14 
 
 — Eulogy on Thomas Jefferson and John Adams ; — Speech in 
 
 the trial of Aaron Burr ; — Extract from the argument in 
 the Cherokee case. [In Moore (F.) Amer. eloquence, v. 2, 
 1857.] 6325.02 
 
 — Life and character of Patrick Henry. Hartford, 
 
 1852. 8° 3077.23 
 
 Same. Ithaca, (N. T.), 1850. 8°. . . 3077.24 
 
 — The old bachelor. [Essays. ] 3d ed. 2 v. Baltimore, 
 
 [n. d.] 24° 2546.13 
 
 J8S= For lives of Wirt, see Biography (p. 213). 
 
 Wisconsin. See Countries (p. 393); also Bashford (R. M.) 
 Legislative manual ; constitutions of the U. S. and of Wis- 
 consin, and Jefferson's manual ; also lists and tables. 15th 
 annual ed. Madison, 1876. 12° 6763.14 
 
 Wisconsin historical society. Annual leport and 
 collections, v. 1-6, 1854-72. Madison, (Wis.,) 
 1855-72. 8° 624.22 
 
 — Catalogue of the library. Prepared by D. S. and 
 
 I. Durrie. 2 v. Madison, 1873. 8°. . . 2723.19 
 Wisdom. Charron (P.) Of wisdom. 2 v. 1707. 5434.17 
 
 — Taylor (H.) Notes from life, 1863 ; p. 74-91 2544.05 
 
 XS" See also Philosophy (p. 851-864). 
 Wisdom of Jesus, the son of Sirach ; or Ecclesias- 
 
 ticus. Boston, 1878. 18° 3763.01 
 
 Wisdom series. 
 
 — Selections from the Apocrypha. Boston, 1878. 18°. . 3763.62 
 
 — Wisdom of Jesus, the son of Sirach ; or Ecclesiasticus. Bos- 
 
 ton, 1878. 18° 3763.01 
 
 Wise. Set also Weiss ;— Wiesse 
 
 Wise (Daniel, D.D) Our king and saviour ; or the 
 !*°7 ?£,<"»• Lord's life on earth - New York, 
 i°io. a 3^21 24 
 
 — Summer days on the Hudson. N. Y., 1876. 12°' 
 
 m- For his juvenile stories, see Fiction (p. 634) . ' 
 Wise (Henry Alexander). Seven decades of the 
 Union : memoir of John Tyler. Phil., 1872 8° 
 
 — Savage (J.) Our living representative men. . 3156 oi 
 
 See also biogr. sketch by G. M. Towle in Harper's 
 
 monthly, v. 26. 
 
 Wise (Henry Augustus). ['Harry Gringo ', pseud. ] 
 
 Captain Brande, of the ' Centipede ' New 
 
 York, 1871. 8°. .' . . 86433 
 
 — .Los Grmgos, an inside view of Mexico and Cali- 
 
 fornia. N. Y., 1857. 12°. 1152 03 
 
 — Scampavias from Gibel Tarek to Stamboul. New 
 
 York, 1857. 12°. 981.06 
 
 — Tales for the marines. N. Y., 1855. 12°. . 264.34 
 Wise (John). System of aeronautics. Phil., 1850. 8°. 
 
 — Through the air : 40 years' experience as an 
 
 aeronaut. Phil., 1873. 8° 3927.33 
 
 Wise (John K.) The New Forest : its history and 
 scenery. London, 1867. 8° 955.12 
 
 — Shakspere : his birth-place and its neighborhood. 
 
 London, 1861. 16° 1752.23 
 
 Wise (Thomas A., M.D.) Review of the history of 
 
 medicine, v. 1-2. London, 1867. 8°. . . 4313.04 
 
 Wise men of the East. Upham (F. W.) The wise 
 
 men : who they were, etc. , 1869. . . .3615.11 
 See also Journal of sacred lit., Apl., 1857 ; p. 94-110 ; also 
 
 Christian exam., Nov., 1869 (by C. H. Brigham). 
 Wise, witty, and tender sayings. See Lewes (Mrs. M. A.) 6212.00 
 Wiseman (Nicholas Patrick Stephen, cardinal). 
 
 Fabiola ; or the church of the catacombs. New 
 
 York, [1854.] 12°. 264.35 
 
 — Recollections of the last four popes and of Borne in 
 
 their times. New ed. Lond., [». d.] 12°. 3424.03 
 Note. — Reviewed in Westm. rev., v. 70, 1858. 
 
 — Lectures on the identification of artisan and artist. [In Smith. 
 
 report, 1870.] 3936.25 
 
 — Lectures on the doctrines of the catholic church. 
 
 2 v. in 1. Baltimore, 1862. 12°. . . . 3624.07 
 
 — The Real presence in the eucharist. Bait., 1852. 12°. 
 
 — Twelve lectures on the connexion between science 
 
 and revealed religion. 5th ed. 2 v. L., 1853. 12°. 
 Contents: v. 1. On the comparative study of languages. 
 On the natural history of the human race. On the nat- 
 ural sciences. 2. On early history. On archseology. On 
 oriental literature. Conclusion. 
 ^8®= For biogr. notices of the author, see Biography (p. 213). 
 
 Wishart (Rev. George, D.D.) Memoirs of James 
 Graham, marquis of Montrose. Tr. from the 
 Latin. Edin., 1756. 8° 3124.28 
 
 Wishing-cap papers. See Hunt (J. H. Leigh). 1873. . . 2532.24 
 
 Wister (Mrs. Annie Lee, translator). See Fiction (p. 534). 
 
 Wister (Mrs. O. J.) and Irwin (Miss Agnes), editors. Worthy wo- 
 men of our first century. Phila., 1877. 8°. . . .3246.17 
 Contents : Logan (Deborah, of Pa.), by Mrs. O. J. Wister. 
 Motte (Mrs. Rebecca, of S. C), by a lady of S. C. Ran- 
 dolph (Mrs. T. M., of Vo,.), by Miss S. N. Randolph. Ripley 
 (Mrs. Samuel, of Mass.), by Miss E. Hoar. Schuyler (Mrs. 
 Philip, o/iV.. Y.), by Miss S. F. Cooper. Women of New 
 Hampshire, by Mrs. F. W. Fiske. 
 
 Wit and humor. 
 
 J8S- See also Caricature (p. 253) ;— Characters (p. 261) ;— 
 Epigrams (p. 446) :— Poetry (Humorous, p. 906) ;— Puns 
 (p. 936);— Satire and satires (p. 968) ;— Drama (p. 424). 
 
 1. Various Theories, Kinds, and Relations. 
 
 — Anonymous (Tlie), v. 1, p, 157-165 (Humor) ; p. 31-46, 412-420 
 
 (Pedigree of Irish bulls ;— Imported bulls). . . . 2512.27 
 
 — Bailey (S.) On the theory of wit. [In his Discourses, 1852 ; 
 
 p. 240-276.] 2517.05 
 
 — Beattie(J.) EBsay on laughter and ludicrous composition. 
 
 [In his Works, v. 6.] 5015.14 
 
 — Besant ( W. ) The French humorists from the 12th 
 
 to .the 19th century. 1874 3-266.14 
 
 — Blackmore (Sir B.) On wit. [In Ms Essays, v. 1, 1716 ; p. 
 
 189-239.] 2513.25 
 
 Bovee (C. }v.)'wit and humor. [In his Summaries of thoughts, 
 
 V 2 1862.1 ■ • 2513.29 
 
 Brown (J.) On ridicule considered as a test of truth. [In 
 
 his Essays, etc., 1764.] . ... . . ... • • ■ 6*33.22 
 
 — Charlelon ( W. ) Concerning the different wits oi 
 
 men. 1675. «212.31 
 
 — Clark (B. F) Mirthfulness and its exciters. 621206 
 Coble (F. P.) Humour of various nations. [In her Hours of 
 
 work and play, 1867 ; p. 233-65.] 2521.08 
 
 In asking for books, use the •' Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
1094 
 
 WIT AND HUMOR 
 
 • Considerations upon wit and morals. [By Gabriel 
 
 Senao de Meilhan]. Tr. from the French. Lon- 
 don, 1788. 8° 6212.24 
 
 ■ Cox(S.S.) Why we laugli. 1876.. . .6211.35 
 
 - Cracroft {B.) Intellectual play+ulnesB. [In his Essays, v. 1, 
 
 1868 ; p. 259-268.] 2521.13 
 
 ■ Delepierre (0.) Histoire litteiaire des fous. 6212.22 
 
 - Edgeworth [Maria). Essay on Irl^h bulls. [In her Tales, etc., 
 
 V. 1, 1853.] 182.11 
 
 - Emerson (R. W.) The comic. [In his Letters and social aims. 
 
 1876.] 2524.19 
 
 ■ Gay (S.) Physiologie du ridicule. 1864. 7022.04 
 
 • Hazlitt (W.) Definition of wit. [In his Literary remains, v. 1, 
 
 1836 ; p. 33-61.] 3076.13 
 
 ■ Hobbes(T.) Of laughter. [In his Leviathan, pt. 1, ch. 6.] 6043.08 
 
 - Hunt {L.) Essay on wit and humor, [In his Selections, etc. 
 
 V. 2, 1857 ; p. 1-50.] 2533.02 
 
 - Leland [O. O.) In his Plea for Sunshine in thought. 2535.06 
 
 ■ Lyly (J.) Anatomy of wit. 1579. Repr. by E. 
 
 Arber 5011.04 
 
 ■ Montagu (B.) Hobbes' theo.y of laughter. [In M.'s Essays, 
 
 1837 ; p. 110-154.J 2637.04 
 
 - Morris (G.) Essay towards fixing the true standard 
 
 of wit, humor, satire, and ridicule. 1744. 6212.23 
 
 • Reflexions upon ridicule. [By Jean Baptiste Mor- 
 
 van de Bellegarde J 3d ed. 2 v. London, 1717. 
 16° 6212.25 
 
 - Saunders (F.) Wit and humor. [In Mosaics, 1859; p. 169-192.] 
 
 ■ Scandelo ((?.), pseud. Elements of the science of 
 
 scandal. 1814 6212.27 
 
 ■ Shaftesbury (A. A. Cooper, 3d earl oj). On wit and humor. 
 
 [In his Characteristics, v. 1.] 2542.17 
 
 • Smith (S.) Wit and humor 6075.23 
 
 Same. [In his Moral philosophy.] 5436.08 
 
 Same. [In his Wit and wisdom, 1856 ; p. 417-452.] 2543 .15 
 
 ■ Spencer {H.) Physiology of laughter. [In his Essays, v. 2, 
 
 1864, and v. 1, 1868.] 
 Note. — First appeared in Macm. mag., v. 1, 1860. 
 
 • Voltaire (F. M. A. de). Of wit. [In his Works, v. 22, 1762.] 
 
 ■ Whipple (E. P.) Wit and humor. [In his Lectures, 1862 ; 
 
 p. 84-122.] 2545.08 
 
 • Wright [Th.) On the history of comic literature during the 
 
 Middle ages. [In his Essays onarchseol. subjects, etc., v. 2. 
 
 1861.] 443.30 
 
 On the satirical literature of the Reformation. [In his 
 
 Essays on arch, subjects, etc., v. 2, 1861.] .... 443.30 
 See also Atlantic, v. 2, 1858 (' London Punch ') ; Bentley's 
 miscel., Oct., 1838 (Joe Miller, and the jesters of all times 
 and climes, by W. J. Thorns); Blackw. mag., v. 88, 1860 
 or Littell, 1860, v. 4 (Great wits, mad wits); Brit. qu. rev., 
 Oct., 1875 (American humor); Brit. qu. rev., July, 1872 or 
 Littell, 1872, v. 3 (Wit and humour); Chris, ex., v. 47 (by 
 C. A. Bartol) ; v. 49 (Moral aspects of, by J. Walker) ; May, 
 1861 ; p. 412-436 (Popular wit and humor in Scotland, by 
 H. Giles); Dubl. univ. mag., July, 1863 (Wit); Oct., 1863 
 (Political pasquinade and comic literature); Eclectic, May 
 1876 (Humor); Eraser's mag., U.S., v. 3, 1871 [The original 
 Merry Andrew); Nat. rev., v. 17, 1863 or Littell, 1863, v. 3 
 (Wits of the French rev.); North Brit, rev., v. 33, 1860 
 (American humour); v. 35, 1861 (Scottish humour); v. 45, 
 
 1866 (Recent humorists : Aytoun, Peacock, Prout); v. 46, 
 
 1867 (Facetise: jest-books); Quar. rev., v. 122, 1867 (Yankee 
 humour) ; Westm. rev., v. 80, 1863 or Littell, 1864, v. 1. 
 (Wit and humor). 
 
 2. Lives of Wits and Humorists. 
 
 Besant (W.) French humorists from the 12th to 
 
 the 19th century. 1874 3266.14 
 
 Note. For Contents see entry on p. 76 of Oat. 
 Thackeray (W. M.) English humorists of the 18th 
 
 century 3252.13 
 
 Contents : Addison, Cougreve, Fielding, Gay, Goldsmith, 
 Hogarth, Pope, Prior, Smollett, Steele, Sterne, Swift. 
 Thompson (Mrs. K. B.) Wits and beaux of society. 
 
 rr . 18 1 61 - • 3265.22 
 
 limbs (J.) Lives of wits and humorists. 2 v. 3252.14 
 Contents : v. 1. Swift. Steele. Foot. Goldsmith. The 
 two Colmans. 2. Sheridan. Porson. Sydney Smith. 
 Hook. James and Horace Smith. 
 
 — Anecdote lives of the later wits and humorists. 
 2 v. 1874 3251.08 
 
 Note.— For Contents see entry on p. 1046 of Cat. 
 
 4jS" 'See also (in Biography, p. 116-215) lives of Addison; 
 — R. H. Barham ;— Sir Jonah Barrington ;— Beaumar- 
 chals ;— George Canning ;— Wm. Oongreve ;— Dickens ■— 
 Samuel Foote ;— Oliver Goldsmith ;— Thomas Hood •— 
 TUeodore E. Hook ;— Douglas Jerrold ;— Michael Kelly- 
 Charles Lamb ;— John Leech :-Charles Matthews •— 
 Kichard Porson ;— Matthew Prior;— Rabelais ;— George 
 Selwyn ;—R. B. Sheridan ;— James Smith ;— Sidney 
 Smith ;— Tobias Smollett ;— Sir Richard Steele :— Laur- 
 ence Sterne ;— Jonathan Swift ;-W. M. Thackeray ;— 
 Voltaire ;— John Wilson (' Christopher North ' 
 
 3. Specimens of wit and humor. Comicalities, etc. 
 
 - Beauvoisin (M. de). Anecdotes, epigrammes, bon- 
 
 mots, etc.' 1867 6216.22 
 
 - Bombaugh (C. C.) Book of blunders : hibernicisms, 
 
 bulls that are not Irish, and typographical errors. 
 Phil., 1871. 12° 6212.12 
 
 - Brown (M.) Wit and humor : a choice collection. 
 
 1879 6216.39 
 
 - Burdette (R. J.) Hawk-eyes. Mus. by L. Hopkins. 
 
 1879 6211.38 
 
 Kise and fall of the mustache, and other Hawk- 
 
 eyetems. 1877 6211.37 
 
 - Burton (W. K) Cyclopaedia of wit and humor. 
 
 2 v. 1858. — Same. 2 v. 1866. 6217.05; 6217.01 
 
 - Cervantes (M. de). Wit and wisdom of Don Quixote. 
 
 1867 6214.01 
 
 - Comic almanack. By Thackeray and A. Smith, etc. 
 
 With illus. by G. Cruikshank and others. 2 v. 
 1835-1853 6212.14 
 
 - Crofton (F. B.) The bewildered querists and other 
 
 nonsense. 1875 6211.33 
 
 - Curiosities of *street literature : comprising "catch- 
 
 pennies," street-drolleries, broadsides, ballads, 
 etc. London, 1871. 4°. 5028.04 
 
 - Jerrold (Z>.) Specimens of [his] wit. 1858. 6214.22 
 
 - Joe Miller's jests; or, the wit's vade mecum. New ed. 
 
 London, [n. d.]. 12°. 6212.10 
 
 • Kelley (J. F. ) Humours of Falconbridge : a collec- 
 
 tion Of humorous scenes. [1856.] . . 6216.38 
 
 - Lawrence (The) 'Mother goose.' [A nonsense even- 
 
 ing.] By C. D. K. Boston, 1878. obi. 12°. 1666.20 
 
 ■Lemon (M.) The jest book : choicest anecdotes 
 
 and sayings. 1865 . 6212.13 
 
 - Ling or Lynge (N.) Politeuphuia, wits common- 
 
 wealth, [anon.] 1669 6211.25 
 
 - Mould (R. A.) Literary pearls. 1871. . . 6213.26 
 
 - Percy (II. C.) Our cashier's scrap-book: a port- 
 
 folio of bank anecdotes and incidents. . 5931.32 
 
 - Percy anecdotes, v. 10. 1823 6211.10 
 
 ■Prentice (Q. D.) Prenticiana ; or, wit and humor 
 
 in paragraphs. 1834 6212.04 
 
 ■ Puclcle (J.) The club ; or, a gray cap for a green 
 
 head. 1834 6212.07 
 
 • Punch's Almanack. 1842-50 6218.08 
 
 ■ Recueil curieux d'histoires et de bons mots. Par. 
 
 Mr. J. de B. D. M. Amst., 1739. 16°. 6214.33 
 
 ■ Rowley (H. ) Puniana : riddles, conundrums, etc. 
 
 ■ Smart sayings of great personages : a repertory of 
 
 wit, anecdote, apothegm, and repartee, [anon.] 
 London, 1866. 16° 6216.13 
 
 • Smith (H.) The tin trumpet ; or, heads and tales 
 
 for the wise and waggish. By Paul Chatfield 
 
 [pseud.] 2 v. New York, 1836 6212.02 
 
 — Same. New York, 1859 6212.01 
 
 ■ Spirit of the public journals for 1823-25 ; illustrated 
 
 by Cruikshank. 3 v. Lond., 1824-26. 8°. 6216.16 
 
 ■ Tarlton (R.) Jests, and news out of purgatory. 
 
 Notes by J. O. Halliwell. [Shakespeare soc] 
 Taylor (J, editor). Eccentric and humorous letters 
 
 of eminent men and women, [anon.] 1824. 6212.19 
 Valentine ( W.) Budget of wit and humor. 262.90 
 
 • World's (The) almaniao for 1879. Illus. by F. S. 
 
 Church 6212.37 
 
 O" See also Fliegende Blaetter ;— Fun ;— New bon-ton 
 mag. ;— Punch. 
 
 JlWFor writings more or less marked by wit and humor, 
 or by a certain grotesqueness, see under the following 
 names ; viz.:— G. A. A'Beckett (Comic Blackstone ;— Comic 
 history of England ;— Comio history of Rome) ; Joseph 
 Addison (Essays) ;— W. L. Alden (Domestic explosives 
 and other Bixth column fancies) ;— American tour of 
 Messrs. Brown, Jones, and Robinson ;— Thos. Amory 
 (Life of John Buncle) ;— Archibald the cat, and other sea 
 yarns ;— Armin (R.) Nest of ninnies;— J. M. Bailey (Life 
 in Danbury) ;— J. G. Baldwin (Flush times of Alabama 
 and Mississippi);— R. H. D. Barham (Ingoldsby legends ; 
 My cousin Nicholas);— J. Beresford (Miseries of human 
 life) ;— Betsey Jane Ward : hur book of goaks ;— Edward 
 Bradley (Adventures of Mr. Verdant Green, etc.):— Tom 
 Brown (Works);— C. F. Browne (Artemus Ward);— F. O. 
 Burnand (Happy thoughts, etc.);— J. Barton (Candid and 
 Dr. Pangloss);— G. W. Oarleton (Our artist in Cuba) ;— 
 m. de Cervantes (Don Quixote, etc.);— C. H. Olark (Out of 
 the Hurly Burly);— S. L. Clemen* (Mark Twain);— F. S. 
 
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 W. Oongreve (Plays);— G. W. Curtis (Potiphar papers)-— 
 
 A. Daudet (New Don Quixote) ;— J. De Mille (Dodge 
 club ;— American baron) ;— Geo. H. Derby ( Phamixiana — 
 Squibob papers);— C. Dickens (Pickwick papers, and other 
 novels);— Samuel Foote (Plays) ;— Fungusiana, or opinions 
 and table talk of the late Barnaby Fungus, esq 1809- 
 John Gait .(Novels) ;— W. S. Gilbert (Bab ballads, etc.)-— 
 T. C. Haliburton (Sam Slick the clockmaker, and other 
 works);— 0. G. Halpine (Private Miles O'Reilly, and other 
 works) ;— G. W. Harris (Sut Lovinggood) ;-S. A. Hammett 
 (Stray Yankee in Texas, etc.);— Bret Harte (Condensed 
 novels, etc.) ;— H. Heine (Writings) ;— Thomas Hood 
 (Works);— O. W. Holmes ;— L. Hopkins (Comic history of 
 the United States); — Washington Irving (Knickerbocker's 
 History of New York) ;—F. de Isla (Friar Gerund);— Edw 
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 W. Johnson's Travels of an American owl ;— J. P Ken- 
 nedy (Quodlibet) j— C. A. Kortum (Jobsiad) ;— Charles 
 Lamb (Works);— M. D. Landon (Eli Perkins);— E. Lear 
 (Book of nonsense ;— Nonsense songs) ;— John Leech •— 
 C. B. Lewis (Quads odds);— D. B. Locke (Petroleum V. 
 Nasby);— A. B. Longstreet (Georgia sketches);— J. E. Low- 
 ell (Biglow papers);— Francis Mahoney (Father Prout) •— 
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 tucky);— H. W. Pullen ;— R. E. Raspe (Adventures of 
 baron Munchausen) ;— George Rose (Arthur Sketchley)-— 
 M. W. Savage (Bachelor of the Albany) ;— H. W. Shaw 
 (Josh Billings);— J. D. Sherwood (Comic history of the 
 United States);— Albert Smith (Writings);— Seba Smith 
 (Major Jack Downing);— B. P. ShilIaber(Mrs. Partington); 
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 (Poems);— Sidney Smith; — John Stanton (Corry O'Lanus); 
 — G. A. Stevens (Lecture on heads);— Laurence Sterne 
 (Tristram Shandy; — Sentimental journey) ;— Sir Richard 
 Steele (Writings);— Tobias Smollett (novels);— R. S. Surtees 
 (Ask Mamma ;— Handley cross ;— Mr. Sponge's sporting 
 tour);— Jonathan Swift (Works) ;— H. E. Taliaferro (Fish- 
 er's river, by Skitt);— W. M. Thackeray (Novels and tales); 
 M. M. Thompson (Q. K. Philander Doesticks, P. B.) ; — 
 Jules Verne (Romances); — Mrs. M. V. F. Victor (Miss 
 Slimmens' window); — C. D. Warner (My summer in a 
 garden);— C. H. Webb (John Paul's book, etc.);— Mrs. F. 
 M. Whitcher (Widow Bedott papers ; — Widow Spriggins); 
 
 B. G. White (The new gospel of peace) ;— N. P. Willis (Fun 
 jottings) ;— John Wilson (Noctes Ambrosianffl). 
 
 Wit and wisdom from West Africa. See Burton (R. F.) 1865.. 
 Wit and wisdom of Haytians. SeeBigelow (J.) 1877. .6214.36 
 Wit, humor and Shakspeare. See Weiss (John). . . . 1762.21 
 
 Witchcraft and demonology. 
 
 JB££- See also Apparitions (p. 31); — Biblical and religious 
 literature [Devil, p. 83);— Delusions (p. 411);— Occult sci- 
 ences (General works, p. 823); — Palmistry (p. 835); — Spirit- 
 ualism (p. 1027);— Snperstitions (p. 1027). 
 
 — AUen (R. B.) New England tragedies in prose. 
 
 2, The witch-craft delusion. 1869. . . 3812.10 
 
 — Avbin ( — ). Histoire des diables de Loudon, ou 
 
 de la possession des religieuses ursulines, et 
 de la condamnation et du suplice d'Urbain 
 Grandier cure' de la me'me 3812.34 
 
 — Bordelon (Abbf L.) History of the ridiculous 
 
 extravagancies of Monsieur Oufle. 1711. 3812.28 
 
 — Calef (R. ) More wonders of the invisible world. 
 
 1861 3812.01 
 
 — Casaubon (M.) A treatise proving spirits, witches 
 
 and supernatural operations. 1672. . . 3813.16 
 
 — Conway (U. D.) Witchcraft. [In his Demonology, v. 2, 1879; 
 
 p. 288-331.] 3817.45 
 
 — DailXon (Jacques, comie de Lude). Treatise on spirits: 
 
 against vulgar errors, etc. 1723. . . . 3812.31 
 
 — Dames (J. A.) On the evil eye. [In Royal soc. of lit. Trans., 
 
 V. 6, 1856.] 5066.13 
 
 — Essex institute hist, coll., v. 2-3 (Ca9es of witchcraft). 605.04 
 
 — Fowler (8. P., ed.) Salem witchcraft. With notes, 
 
 etc. 1861 3812.01 
 
 Contents: Oalef (R.) More wonders, etc. Mather (C.) 
 Wonders of tbe invisible world. 
 
 — Qifford(G) Dialogue concerning witches, and witchcrafts. 
 
 1603. Ed. by J. O. Halliwell. [Percy society, v. 8.] 6060.08 
 
 — QlanviUe (J.) Against sadducism in the matter of witch- 
 
 craft. [In his Essays, etc., 1676.] 3564.23 
 
 — Hutchinson (F) Historical essay concerning witch- 
 
 craft. 2d ed. 1720 3812.02 
 
 — Kyteler (Dame Alice). Proceedings against, for 
 
 sorcery, in 1321. [Camden soc] . . 5112.24 
 
 — Leeky ( W. E. H.) In his History of rationalism, v. 1, 1866. 
 
 — Linton (R Lynn). Witch stories. 1861. .3812.11 
 
 — Longfellow (ff. W.) New England tragedies. . . . 1664 20 
 
 Note.— Includes a dram, rendering of Giles Corey trial. 
 
 — Lowell (J. JR.) Among my books, 1870 ; p. 81-161. . 2534.14 
 
 — Mather (0.) Wonders of the invisible world. Notes 
 
 by S. P. Fowler. 1861 3812 01 
 
 — Michelet (J.) La Soreiere. [Fr.] 1863. 3814 02 
 
 ~ Tvr am ^' The Witch of the middle ages. . 3814.03 
 
 — Ullier (6.) Fallacy of ghosts, dreams, and omens • 
 
 with stories of witchcraft. 1848.. . .3812.13 
 
 — Potts (T.) Discovery of witches in the county of 
 
 Lancaster, Engl. [Chetham soc, v. 6.] 5094.06 
 
 — Rydberg(V.) Magic of the middle ages. 3814.45 
 
 — kcott (Sir W.) Letters on demonology and witch- 
 
 craft. [H.F.L.] . 3812.03 
 
 — — Same [In his Works, v. 1, 1833]. . . . 5066.13 ; 5065.02 
 
 — Southey (R.) Life of Wesley, v. 1, 1846 ; ch. 1, p. 19-24 ■ and 
 
 note 7, p. 446-470 (Account of supernatural disturbances 
 in the house of Wesley's father). 
 
 — Spofford (H. P.) New England legends. 3812.07 
 
 — Story (W. W.) Castle St. Angelo and the evil eve 
 
 1877 973^26 
 
 — burtees society. Publ. v. 21 and 40 (Depositions,^., 
 
 containing numerous cases occurring in Eng- 
 laI1 <i) 5117.06;25 
 
 — Turell (E.) Detection of witchcraft. [In Mass. hist. soc. Coll., 
 
 2d s., v. 10.] 661.20 
 
 — Upham (0. W.) Lectures on witchcraft. 1831. 3812.06 
 Salem witchcraft ; with an account of Salem 
 
 village, and a history of opinions on witchcraft 
 and kindred subjects.- 2 v. 1867. . . 3812.04 
 
 — Waylen (E.) Salem Witchcraft ;— Witchcraft delusion in 
 
 England. [In his Eccl. reminiscences, p. 68-117.] .3456.22 
 
 — Whittier (J. <?.) Supernaturalism of New England. 
 
 1847 3812.12 
 
 Magicians and witchfolk. [In his Literary recreations, 
 
 1854.) 2545.11 
 
 — Wright (T.) Narratives of sorcery and magic. 
 
 1852 3814.08 
 
 See also C. W. Elliott's History of New England, v. 2 ; 
 and histories of Massachusetts, by J. S. Barry, v. 2, ch. 2; 
 and by G. L. Austin. 
 
 See also Chambers journal, v. 5, 1856 (Sorcery and 
 science) ; Fortn. rev., April, 1873 (Witchcraft and non- 
 christian religions, by A. C. Lyall) ; N. A. rev., Jan., 1868 
 (by J. R. Lowell); v. 108 (Salem witchcraft and Cotton 
 Mather, by W. F. Poole) ; Putnam's monthly, v. 8-9, 1850-7 
 (Witching times); Westm. rev., v. 71, 1859 (Recent cases 
 of witchcraft); v. 96, 1871 (Literature of diabolism and 
 witchcraft) ; Winslow's journal of psy. med., v. 7, 1854 
 (Demonology). 
 
 See also (in Fiction) E. T. Disosway's South Meadows,' 
 E. D. Castleton's ' Salem,' and N. Hawthorne's ' Young 
 goodman Brown,' in his 'Mosses from an old manse.' 
 
 Witch stories. See Linton (E. Lynn). 1861 3812.11 
 
 Witchery of archery (The). See Thompson (M.) 1878. .4612.32 
 
 Witches of New York. See Thompson (Mortimer M.) . 3813.17 
 
 ■With general Sheridan in Lee's last campaign. By a 
 
 staff officer. Philadelphia, 1866. 12°. . 642.02 
 
 Witham (T. Maxwell) and Vandervell (H. E.) A 
 
 system of figure skating. L.,1869. 16°. 4613.14 
 
 Wither or Withers (George). Hallelujah, (hymns, 
 
 spiritual songs, and moral odes). Introd. by E. 
 
 Farr. London, 1857. 16° 1695.19 
 
 — Hymns and songs of the church. Introd. by E. 
 
 Farr. London, 1856. 16° 1695.20 
 
 — Juvenilia. Poems. 3 v. London, Spenser soc, 1871. 
 
 sm. 4° 1688.07 
 
 — Miscellaneous works. lst-6th collections. 6 v. Lon- 
 
 don, Spenser soc, 1872-78. 4° 1688.10 
 
 — Select poems. [In Sanford (E.) and Walsh (R.) Brit, poets. 
 
 v. 5, 1819.] 1691.05 
 
 j&g- For biogr. and, crit. notices of author, see Biography 
 (p. 213). 
 
 Withers iJames Reynolds). See Macm. mag., y. 1 (J. B. W. .- a 
 hedge-poet, by D. M. Muloch-Craik). 
 
 Witherspoon (John, D.D.) Lectures on moral philos- 
 ophy, and eloquence. Phila., 1810. 16°. 5436.16 
 
 — Miscellaneous works. Phila., 1803. 8°. . 3624.26 
 
 Contents : Introd. lecture on divinity. The Druid. 
 Defence in the synod of Glasgow. Memorial and mani- 
 festo of the V. S. On the federal city. A description of 
 the state of New Jersey. Aristides. Address iu behalf of 
 the College of New Jersey. On the affairs of the U. 8., 
 and various other pieces on American matters. 
 
 — Sermon on the relig. education of children. Elizabethtown, 
 
 1789 12° 3624.11 
 
 — Works ; with a sermon occasioned by his death, 
 
 by J. Eodgers. 4 v. Phila., 1806. 8°. . 3624.12 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Funeral discourse, by J. Rodgers. Essay 
 
 on justification. Treatise on regeneration. Sermons. 
 
 2. Sermons. 3. Scripture meaning of charity. Nature 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of th« TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
1096 
 
 "WITHERSPOON- WOMEN 
 
 and effects of the stage. A letter respecting play-actors. 
 Ecclesiastical characteristics, with Berious apology for 
 same. History of a corporation of servants. Lectures on 
 moral philosophy. Lectures on eloquence. Letters on 
 education. Essay on money. Letters on marriage. Pas- 
 toral letter. Recantation of Bern". Towne. 4. Same as his 
 Miscellaneous works (p. 1095). 
 Within and without, [a poem]. See MacDonald (Geo.) . 1671.28 
 Withington (Leonard, D.D.) The Puritan : a series 
 of essays. By John Oldbug [pseud. ] 2 v. Boston, 
 1836. 12° 2545.16 
 
 — Memorial of Eev. Luther F. Dimmick. B., 1860. 8°. . 3243.13 
 Withrow (Rev. W. H. ) The catacombs of Rome and 
 
 their testimony relative to primitive Christianity. 
 
 New York, 1874. 12° 3416.15 
 
 Witmer (Theodore B.) Wild oats, sown abroad. 
 
 Philadelphia, 1872. 12° 944.23 
 
 Note.— Sketches of travel in England, France and Italy. 
 Witness of history to Christ. See Farrar (F. W.) . . . 3547.18 
 
 Witness of art. See Bayliss (W.) 1431.40 
 
 Witness of the Psalms to Christ. See Alexander (W.) .3512.25 
 
 Witness papers. See Miller (Hugh) 3575.10 
 
 Wits (The) ; or, sport upon sport. See Kirkman (F.) 1672. 1732.01 
 Wits and beaux of society. By Grace and Philip Wharton. See 
 
 Thompson (Mrs. K. B.) 3262.25 
 
 ■Witt (Jan de). Political maxims of the state of Hol- 
 land. From the Dutch, with memoirs of Cor- 
 nelius and John De Witt. L., 1743. 8°. . 5713.09 
 
 — Treatise on life annuities. [With Barnwell (R. G.) Life, etc. 
 
 New York, 1856. 12°.] 3051.09 
 
 — Oeddes (J. ) History of the administration of John 
 
 DeWitt. V. 1. 1880 3048.16 
 
 Witt (Cornelis de). Histoire de Washington. Prece- 
 ded d'une etude historique sur Washington par 
 Guizot. Paris, 1868. 16° 3177.20 
 
 — Jefferson and the American democracy : an hist. 
 
 study. Tr. by R. S. H. Church. L., 1862. 8°. 3092.17 
 
 Witt (Mme. Cornelis de, born Guizot). Scenes d'his- 
 
 toire et de famille aux diverses epoques de la 
 
 civilisation, du lie au 18e siecle. Paris, 1868. 16°. 
 
 — Une famille a la campagne. 2e ed. P., 1870. 16°. 
 
 — Une famille a Paris. Paris, 1861. 16°. . . 7043.15 
 Witt (John George). Mutual influence of the christ- 
 ian doctrine, and the school of Alexandria. Cam- 
 bridge, 1862. 16° 3624.15 
 
 Wobum, {Mass.) See Countries (p. 393). 
 
 Woehler (Friedrich). Analytical chemist's assistant. 
 Tr. by O. M. Lieber. Phil., 1852. 12°. 4216.11 
 
 Woestyn (Eugene). Guerre d'Orient ; les victoires 
 et conqufites des armees alliees. 2 v. Paris, 
 1857. 8° 554.14 
 
 Wohlfahrt (Heinrich). Guide to musical composi- 
 tion. Tr. by J. S. Dwight. Boston, 1859. 8°. 
 
 Wolcott (John). [Peter Pindar, pseud.] Works of 
 
 Peter Pindar. London, 1830. 8°. . . 1695.21 
 
 — Same. 3d ed. 3 v. London, 1794. 8°. 1695.22 
 
 See notice of the author in Blackw. mag., v. 101, 1868. 
 Wolcott (Oliver). Oibbs (Geo.) Memoirs of the ad- 
 ministration of Washington and Adams; ed. from 
 the papers of O. W 584.01 
 
 — Lossing (B. J.) Lives of the signers 3243.08 
 
 — Sanderson (J.) Biography of the signers, v. 3. . . 3244.03 
 Wolcott (Samuel). Polity of the congregational churches, in its 
 
 principles and relations to other christian denominations: 
 sermon. Boston, 1865. 8° 3631.07 
 
 — Topography of Jerusalem. [In Bibl. sacr., Jan., 1867, July, 
 
 Jan., 1870.] 
 Wolf or Wolfius (Christian Friedrich von). Logic, 
 or powers of the human understanding. With a 
 life of the author. London, 1770. 8°. 5428.26 
 
 — Hoppus (Prof.) Psychology of Wolf. [In Winslow's Journal 
 
 of psy. med., v. 10, 1857 ; p. 735-757.] 
 Wolfe (Rev. Charles). Remains. With a memoir of 
 his life, by J. A. Russell. London, 1829. 8°. 
 
 Contents : Memoir. Prose and poetical compositions. 
 Sermons. Miscel. thoughts. Early scriptural poems. 
 j&S"For biogr. notices of Wolfe, see Biography (p. 214). 
 Wolfe (Udolpho, editor). Grand civic and military- 
 demonstration in honor of the removal of the 
 remains of James Monroe, from New York to 
 
 Virginia. New York, 1858. 8° 3124.33 
 
 Wolff (Joseph). Travels and adventures [in Asia]. 
 
 2 v. London, 1860. 8° 1044.08 
 
 Note. — Eeviewed in Blackw. mag., v. 90, 1861. 
 Wollaston (William, D.D.) The religion of nature 
 delineated. 6th ed. London, 1738. 4°. . 3628.05 
 
 — Bunt (J.) Eelig. thought in England, v. 2, 1871 ; p. 338-342. 
 Wollaston (Wm. Hyde, 1766-1828). Wilson (<?.) Eeligio chemici, 
 
 1862 ; p. 253-303 4214.08 
 
 Wollman (Joseph). The hand-book of mental arith- 
 metic. London, [1874.] 16° 4011.38 
 
 Wollstonecraft (Mary). See Godwin (Mary Wollstonecraft). 
 Wolsey (Thomas, cardinal). See Biography (p. 149). 
 Wolzogen (Alfred, baron von). Raphael Santi. His 
 life and his works. Tr. by F. E. Bunnett. Lon- 
 don, 1866. 12° 3151.02 
 
 Woman and her era. See Farnham (E, W.) 1865. . . . 5823.01 
 Woman and her saviour in Persia. By a returned 
 missionary. Boston, 1865. 12°. . . . 3447.15 
 Woman sold, and other poems. See Webster (Augusta), 1867. 
 Woman who dared, [a poem]. See Sargent (Epes). 1870. 1683.29 
 Woman's experience in Europe. See Wallace (Mrs. E. D.) 946.02 
 Woman's journey round the world. See Pfeiffer(Ida). . 922.05 
 Woman's poems. See Piatt (Mrs. 8. M. B.) 1871. . . . 1676.19 
 
 Woman's record. See Hale (Mrs. 8. J.) 1855 3268.06 
 
 Woman's thoughts about women. See Craik (Mrs. D. M. M.) 
 Woman's work in water cure. See Nichols (Mrs. M.S.G.) 4328.02 
 Woman's worth and worthlessness. See Dodge (Mary A.) 6822.18 
 Womankind. See Yonge (Charlotte M.) 6823.29 
 
 "WOMEN. 
 
 AraAjjoEioiST OF SUBDIVISIONS.— 1. Biography of Women.— 2. Education and Culture of Women (p. 1109)— 3. Emnlov- 
 ments and Vocation of Women.-4. History of Women (p. 1098) —5, Lectures to Women -6. Legal stahls of 
 Chu™ h n (p~n0uT Omen Sphere (p.1098) ;-8. Women's Suffrage and Rights (p. 1099) ; -9. Women and the 
 
 ln ^ Q f ee £ b ° ?"??& (p ; J?> ^-Children (p. 266) —Costume and dress (p. 284) ;-Domestic economy (p. 420) ;- Etiquette 
 L^w"? 1 ?^ £ lP: m : ™? mo £ ts (Women artists, v . 649) —Marriage (p. 738) ;-Medioine (Children, p. 756;- 
 Marnage, p, 761 ;— Nursing, p. 764 ;— Women, p. 769) —Prostitution (p. 934) ;— Young (The). 
 
 1. Biography of Women. 
 
 S3"See also Biography (Collective : 
 other headings;— Individual,p.U6-215); 
 
 Royal, p. 115, and 
 -Fine arts (p. 1096). 
 
 English, and Miscel. Female Biography. 
 Adams (IT. G.) Cyclopaedia of female biography. 1866 
 Alger (W. R.) Friendships of women. 1868. 5821.22 
 Note.— Pages 364-410 discuss -the needs and duties of 
 woman in this age.' 
 
 Belloc (Mrs. B. R. P.) Vignettes : 12 biographical 
 sketches. 1866 3261.16 
 
 Contents. 
 
 j Lamartine(i/me.ae). Rosalie (La saw). 
 
 | Luce (Mme.) Swetchine (Mme.) 
 
 i Mojon (B. M.) Winthrop (Mrs., wife 
 
 : Pape-Carpantier of gov. John). 
 i (Mme.) 
 
 nl n S Jl C \^-) H eroine s of the crusades. [Fiction.] 
 
 Brantome ,tp de V.) Vies des dames illustres. (In his (Euvres, 
 
 v. 6, 1822];— Vies des dames galantes. [In v. 7.] . 6021.18 
 
 Bosanquet (Miss). 
 Delany (Mrs.) 
 Hunt (Harriot K.) 
 Jameson (Mrs.) 
 Knight (Mrs. C.) 
 
 Burder (S. ) Memoirs of eminently pious women. 1836. 
 Child (L. M.) Biographies of good wives. 6th ed. re- 
 vised. 1855 3261.20 
 
 Note.— Contains 42 biographical sketches. 
 Clarke (M. C.) World-noted women. 1868. . 3268.07 
 
 Contents. 
 ABpasia. Isabella of Castile. I Maria Theresa. 
 
 Catherine. Joan d'Arc. Nightingale (Miss). 
 
 Cecilia (Saint). La Valliere. Pocahontas. 
 
 Cleopatra. Laura. Sappho. 
 
 Grey (Lady Jane). Lucretia. Valentine de Milan. 
 
 Heloise. Margaret of \ujou. 
 
 Craik (G. L.) Pursuit of knowledge under difficul- 
 ties : female examples. 1847 3262.27 
 
 Costello (L. 8.) Memoirs of eminent English women. 
 
 i v. 1844 3256. 14 
 
 Note.— For Contents see entry on p. 283 of catalogue. 
 Crosland (Mrs. N.) Memorable women. 1854. 3262.26 
 Contents : Rachel, lady Russell. Mad. D'Arblay and 
 Mrs. Piozzi. Mary Ware. Mrs. Hutchinson and lady 
 Fanshawe. Margaret Fuller OsboH. Lady Sale. 
 
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 ffiwood {Mrs. A. K) Memoirs of the literary ladies 
 of England, from 1700. 2 v. 1843. . . 3253.22 
 Contents : V. 1. Lady Mary Wortley Montagu. Lady 
 Murray. Duchess of Somerset. Mrs. Delany. Mrs. Carter. 
 MIbs Talbot. Mrs. Montagu. Mrs. Sheridan. Mrs. Oha- 
 pone. Mrs. Trimmer. Mrs. Barbauld. Miss Seward. 
 Mrs. Hannah More. Charlotte Smith. Mrs. Inchbald. 
 2. Mrs. Piozzi. Mme. D'Arblay. Mrs. Grant. Mrs. 
 Hamilton. Mrs. M. Wollstoneoraft Godwin. Mrs. Rad- 
 cliffe. Miss Jane Austin. Miss Eliz. Smith. Mrs. Brun- 
 ton. Mrs.' Hemans. Jane Taylor. Miss Porter. L. E. 
 Landon. Emma Roberts. 
 
 Famous girls, [anon.] 4th ed. L., 1870. 12°. 3261.17 
 Contents. 
 
 Arblay (Mme. d') 
 Bremer (F.) 
 Bridgman (Laura). 
 Charlotte (Princess). 
 Child (L. M.) 
 Chisholm (Mrs.) 
 
 Newcastle (Duchess of). 
 Roper (Margaret). 
 Stael (Mme. de). 
 Stowe (Mrs. H. B.) 
 Sutherland (Duchess of). 
 Victoria (Queen). 
 
 Gnyon (Mme.) 
 Hemans (Mrs ) 
 LeBrun (Eliz.) 
 Lind (Jenny). 
 Marsh (Miss). 
 Martineau (H.) 
 
 Finden (W. and E.) "Portraits of the female aristoc- 
 racy of the court of queen Victoria. 2 v. 1849. 
 fol." 1467.11 
 
 Hate (Mrs. S. J.) 'Woman's record : distinguished 
 women, to 1854 3268.06 
 
 Hays (if.) Female biography. 6 v. 1803. 3212.01 
 
 Jameson ( Mrs. A. ) Loves of the poets. 1857. 3262.21 
 
 — Memoirs of the *beauties of the court of Charles n, 
 
 with their portraits, after Sir Peter Lely, and 
 other eminent painters. 4th ed. 1861. 3268.02 
 Jenkins (J. 8. )Heroines of history. 1852. . 3262.15 
 Contents: Cleopatra. Isabella of Castile. Joan of Arc. 
 Maria Theresa. Josephine. Queen Elizabeth. Mary, queen 
 of Scots. Catherine of Russia. Marie Antoinette. Mad. 
 Roland. 
 
 Kavanagh (J.) Women of Christianity exemplary for 
 acts of charity and piety. 1852. . . . 5822.08 
 Menzies (S.) Political women. 2 v. 1873. 3266.07 
 Contents : v. 1. Anne de Bourbon. Duchess de Longue- 
 ville. Duchess de Ohevreuse. Women of the Fronde. 
 2. Mile, de Montpensier. Duchess of Portsmouth. Prin- 
 cess des TJrsins. Sarah Jennings, duchess of Marlborough. 
 Owen (Mrs. 0. F.) Heroines of history. 1856. 3261.21 
 Contents : Jewish era: Jael, Judith, Salamona, Mariamne. 
 Classic era: Semiramis, Penelope, Aspasia, Cornelia, Portia, 
 Cleopatra, Arria, Boadicea, Zenobia. — Modern era: Eleanor 
 of Castile, Jane de Monfort, Phillippa of Hainault, Joan 
 d'Arc, Margaret of Anjou, Isabella of Spain, Catherine de 
 Medicis, Jane Grey, Mary, queen of Scots, Mad. de Main- 
 tenon, Marie Antoinette. 
 Parton (J.,) and others. Eminent women of the age. 
 
 1868 3265.01 
 
 Russell ( W.) Extraordinary women ; their girlhood, 
 
 and early life. 1857 3263.19 
 
 Contents. 
 Grey (Lady Jane). 
 Hutchinson (Mrs.) 
 Isabella of Castile. 
 Joan of Arc. 
 Joseph ine(Empress) 
 Maria Theresa. 
 Maria Antoinette. 
 Mary, qu. of Scots. 
 Montague (M. W.) 
 
 Sainle-Beuve (C. A.) Portraits of celebrated women. 
 
 1868 3262.17 
 
 Contents: Mme. de Sevigne. Mme. de La Fayette. 
 
 Mme. de Souza. Mme. Roland. Mme. de Stael.. Mme. 
 
 de Duras. Mme. de Remusat. Mme. de Krudener. Mme. 
 
 Guizot. 
 Thomson (Mrs. K. B.) Queens of society. 1861. 3262.16 
 
 Biography and Condition of Woman in America. 
 
 Clement (J.) Noble deeds of American women. 5822.10 
 
 BrockeU (L. P.) and Vaughan (Mrs. M.) Woman's 
 work in the civil war. 1867 3246.23 
 
 Duty of American women to their country, [anon.] 
 New York, 1847. 18° 5821.20 
 
 Met (E F.) Domestic history of the American revo- 
 lution. 1851 582.04 
 
 — Pioneer women of the West. 1852. . . .5822.02 
 
 — Queens of American society. 1867. . . .3245.07 
 
 — Women of the Amer. revolution. 3 v. . 5822.04 
 Eyma(X.) Les femmes du nouveau-monde. 7044.12 
 Graves (Mrs. A. J.) Woman in America. 1841. 5822.01 
 Hottoway (L. C.) Ladies of the White-house. 3245.14 
 Mackintosh (M. J.) Woman in America. 1850. 5822.07 
 Moore (F.) Women of the war. [1860-65.] . 3246.22 
 
 Anne Boleyn. 
 Catherine n. 
 Christina (Queen). 
 Corday (Charlotte). 
 Elizabeth (Queen). 
 Elizabeth Woodville. 
 Fry (Mrs.) 
 Fuller (Margaret). 
 Genlis (Mme de). 
 
 Opie (Mrs.) 
 Recamier (Mme.) 
 Roland (Mme.) 
 Sevigne (Mme. de). 
 Siddons (Mrs.) 
 Stael (Mme. de). 
 Stanhope (Lady H.) 
 
 Wister (0. J.) and (Irwin Miss A.) Worthy women of 
 
 our first century. 1877 3245.17 
 
 Woolsey (A. 0.) Woman in American society. 5837!o7 
 
 Biography and Condition of Women in France. 
 Challice (Mrs. ) Illustrious women of France, 1790-1873. 
 French home life. N. Y., 1874. 16°. . . . 961.29 
 Kavanagh (J.) French women of letters. 2 v. 1862. 
 
 — Woman in France during the 18th century. 1850. 
 Michelet (J.) Les femmes de la Revolution. 1855. 
 Women of the last days of old France. By the author 
 
 of 'On ihe edge of the storm.' L., 1872. 12°. 
 See also Contemp. rev., v. 6, 1867 (Condition of women 
 in France); London soo., Sept., 1872 ; Fraser's mag., Feb., 
 1854 or Littell, 2d s., v. 6, 1854 (Les femmes). 
 
 Biography of Women in Italy. 
 Trottope (T. A.) Decade of Italian women. 2 v. 1859. 
 
 Biography and Condition of Oriental Women. 
 
 Aguilar(C) Women of Israel. 2 v. 1853. .3513.12 
 
 Headley (P. C.) Women of the Bible. 1851.5822.12 
 
 Jessup (H. H.) Women of the Arabs. 1873. . 1051.17 
 
 See also Brit. qu. rev., v. 53, 1876 (The Hindu woman, 
 
 real and ideal); Contemp. rev., Dec, 1878 (Women in 
 
 Turkey, by Sir W. C. James). 
 
 2. Education and Culture of Women. 
 
 Beecher (C. .E.JWoman's profession as mother and educator. 1872. 
 Broadhurst (Mrs. — ). Word in favor of female schools. [In 
 
 Pamphleteer, v. 27, 1827.] 6058.27 
 
 Buckle [H. T.) Influence of woman on the progress of knowledge. 
 
 [In Ms Essays, 1863 ; p. 165-209.] 2515.04 
 
 — Same. [In his Miscel. works, v. 1, 1872.] 6022.20 
 
 Note. Rep. from Fraser's mag., v. 57, 1858. 
 
 Buhner (Sir E. L.) Education and influence of women. [In his 
 Critical writings, v. 2, 1841.] 2516.06 
 
 Dupanloup (F.A.P.,bp.) Studious women. 1869. 5822.30 
 
 Fawcetl (M. G.) Education of girls ;— Education of women. [In 
 • her EBsays, 1872.] 5814.23 
 
 ■ — Old and new ideals of women's education. [In Eclectic, Feb., 
 1879. J 
 
 Ftnelon (F. de 8. de La M.) De 1" education des 
 filles. 1848 7021.16 
 
 Grey (M. G.) and Shirreff (E.) Thoughts on self- 
 culture, addressed to women. 1850. . . 5512.08 
 
 Hiaqinson (T. W.) Higher education of women. [In Amer. soc. 
 sci. assoc. Trans., no. 6, 1873.] 5811.03 
 
 Ought women to learn the alphabet. [In his Atlantic essays, 
 
 1871 ; p. 93-123.] 2528.28 
 
 Note.— Repr. from Atlantic monthly, v. 3,1859. 
 
 Jameson (Mrs. A.) Relative social position of mothers and 
 governesses. [In her Memoirs and essays, 1846 ; 
 p. 249-298.] 2533.18 
 
 Jenner (0.) Women at the Swiss universities. [In Fortn. rev., 
 v. 18, 1875.] 
 
 Mirror of the graces, and hints on accomplishments, 
 and health and beauty, [anon.] B., 1831. 16°. 
 
 More(H) Strictures on the modern system of female education. 
 [In her Works, v. 6. 1847.] 5057.06 
 
 Orion (J.) The liberal education of women. 5836.09 
 
 Peabody (Miss E. P.) Record of Mr. Alcott's school: 
 moral culture. 3d ed. 1874 5512.28 
 
 Phelps (Mrs. L.) Hours with my pupils. 1859. 5512.09 
 
 Beid (Mrs. H.) Woman, her education and influence. 
 1852.' .• 5821.13 
 
 Shirreff (E.) Intellectual education and its influence 
 on the character and happiness of women. 5822.20 
 
 Stodart (M. A.) Female writers : their proper sphere, 
 and power of usefulness. 1842. . . . 5823 25 
 See also British quarterly review July, 1870 (Education 
 and employment of women) ; Christian examiner, 
 Nov 1860 (The world's need of women, by E. P. Peabody) ; 
 Contemp. rev., v. 1, 1866 and v. 7, 1868 (Ed. of women, 
 2 art. by T. Markby) ; v. 9, 1868 (Proposed new college for 
 women, by Emily Davis); v. 10, 1869 (On the study of sci- 
 ence by women, by L. E. Becker); v. 11, 1869 (Girls' gram- 
 mar schools, by J>. R. Fearon); v. 14, 1870 (Ed of English 
 Eirls by M. B. Smedley); v. 15, 1870 (College education for 
 women.by E. Shirreff); v.20,1872 (Religious ed. of women); 
 Fraser's mag., v. 74, 1866 (The ed. of girls); v. 7 ,1869 
 f/emale ed.); v. 80, 1869 (Female ed. in France); Macm 
 mag., v. 18 (A new college for .women by L.L. Davies) , 
 ^S i (Local lectures for women by F. W. H. Myers ; Nat. 
 nu rev v 7 1863 (Influence, etc., of women); Qu. rev., 
 ? 126, 1869 (Female ed.); Westm. rev., Oct., 1873 (Educa- 
 tion of women in America). 
 
 Sex in Education. 
 jfcg- See also Education (Co-education of the sexes, p. 434). 
 Brackeil (A. G, editor). The education of American 
 girls: a series of essays. 1874. . . .5514.28 
 
 In asking for books, use the "Book Orders," giving the 
 
 AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
1 098 WOMAN : Education ; ~ Employments ; — History — Leotures — Legal Status. 
 
 Women : Brackett (A. C.,ed.) Eduoation, etc., continued. 
 Contents : Education of American girls, by A. C. Firrk- 
 etfc. A mother's thoughts, by E. D. Cheney. The other 
 side, by C. H. Dall. Effect of mental growth, byLucinda 
 H. Stone. Girls and women in England and America, by 
 M. E. Beedy. Mental action and physical health, by M. 
 Putnam Jaoobi. Michigan University, by Sarah Dix Ham- 
 lin. Mount Holyoke Seminary, by Mary O. Nutting. 
 Oberlin college, by A. A. F. Johnston. Vassar college, 
 by A. 0. Avery. Antioch college. Letters from a German 
 woman, by Mrs. 0. N. Rood. Review of ' Sex in educa- 
 tion,' by A. C. Brackett. 
 
 Clarke (E. H.) Sex in education. 1873. . . 5614.27 
 
 — The building of a brain. 1874 5513.29 
 
 Duffey (Mrs. E. B.) No sex in education: a review 
 
 of Clarke's 'Sex in education.' 1874. . 5514.30 
 Garrett (A. E.) Sex in mind and education [Port, rev., May, 1874.] 
 Higginson (T. W.) Health of our girla. [In his Out-door papers, 
 
 1863 ; p. 199-223.] 2532.02 
 
 Jfxudsley (H.) Sex in mind and in education. [Fort, rev., April, 
 1874, Pop. BCi. monthly, v. 6, 1874.] 
 
 See also Blackw., June, 1874 (Sex In mind and educa- 
 tion : a commentary); Westm. rev., Oct., 1874 (Amer. 
 women : their health and education). 
 
 3. Employments and Vocation of Women. 
 
 Ames (A., jr.) Sex in industry : a plea for the work- 
 ing-girls. 1875 4331.32 
 
 BeUoc(B.R.P.) Essays on woman's work. 1865. 5824.20 
 
 Dall (Mrs. C. H.) The college, the market, and the 
 
 court ; or, woman's relation to education, labor, 
 
 and law. 1867 5824.25 
 
 — Practical illus. of woman's right to labor. 5821.06 
 Greenwell (D.) Our single woman. [In her Essays, 1866 ; p. 1-69.] 
 Greg [W. R.) Why are women redundant? [In his Literary and 
 
 social judgment, 1868 ; p. 336-380.] 2526.20 
 
 Note.— Repr. from Nat. rev., v. 14, 1862. 
 
 KingsUy (C.J Nausicaa in London, or the lower education of 
 women. [In his Health and education. 1874.] . 2534.02 
 
 My life and what shall I do with it ? a question for 
 gentle-women. By an old maid. [anon.] Lon- 
 don, 1861. 12° 5824.19 
 
 Penny (V.) Employments of women. 1863. . 5824.22 
 
 — Think and act : artioles pertaining to men and 
 
 women, work and wages. 1869. . . . 5824.23 
 Taylor (M.) The first duty of women. 1870.5822.15 
 
 Note Viz., to support themselves. 
 
 Terhune (Mrs.M. V.H.) Our daughters: what shall we 
 do with them ? a talk with mothers. . . 4331.36 
 
 See also entries under 'Women and their sphere ' {below) 
 by Adams ; — Butler ; — etc. 
 
 See also Contem. rev., v. 14, 1870 (The powers of women, 
 and how to use them); Ed. rev., v. 109 (Female industry); 
 Fortn. rev., May, 1880 (Ideals of feminine usefulness, by 
 Edith Simcox); v. 10, 1868 (Medical and general educa- 
 tion of women, by Mrs. Fawcett): Fraser's mag., v. 61, 
 1860 (Female labor); Sept., 1875 (Ladies as clerks); Macm. 
 mag., v. 18 (Women physicians); v. 40 (New vocation for 
 women, by J. Chesuey); v. 40 (A college for working wo- 
 men, by F. Martin): North Brit, rev., v. 26, 1856-7 (Employ- 
 ment of women); Blackw., v. 112, 1872 (Old maids); Fra- 
 ser's mag., v. 66, 1862 (What shall we do with old maids? 
 by F. P. Cobbe); N. Brit, rev., v. 36, 1862 (Our single W.) 
 
 4. History of Women, Ancient and Modern. 
 
 1. General Histories of Women. 
 Alexander (W.) History of women. 2 v. 1782. 5824.05 
 Caplin (R. A.) and Mill (J.) Women in the reign of 
 
 queen Victoria. 1876 5835.22 
 
 Child (Mrs. Z.M.) History of women. 2 v. 1854. 5823.07 
 Fullom (S. W.) History of women. 1855. . 5823.09 
 Millar {J.) Of the rauk and condition of women, in different 
 ages. [In his Rants of society, p. 1-101.] . . . .5712.16 
 Nichols (T. L.) Woman in all ages and nations. 1849. 
 Sdgur (A. J. P., vicomte de). Les femmes ; leur con- 
 dition et leur influence chez differens peuples 
 anciens et modernes. Nouv. ed. 4 v. 1820. 
 Wright (T.) Womankind in western Europe, to the 
 
 17th century. 1869 5824.15 
 
 See also Blackw. mag., v. 102, 1867 (Woman in the middle 
 ages) ; Atlantic monthly, v. 18, 1866 (Woman's work in the 
 middle ages). 
 
 2. Women in Ancient Times. 
 JJS- See general works on the ' History of women, ' above- 
 also works mentioned in the note on the family, as a primi- 
 tive institution (p. 464) ; and those given under the ' His- 
 tory of marriage ' (p. 739). 
 
 3. Women in Ancient Greece. 
 t&- See Atlantic monthly, v. 27, 1871 (Woman's rights in 
 ancient Athens, byB. W. Ball); Christian exam., Jan., 1860 
 
 Women of Homer, by H. G. Spaulding): Appleton's jour- 
 nal, May, 1879 or Littell, Apl. 12-19, 1879 (Position of 
 women in aucient Athens and Greece, by J. Donaldson). 
 
 Consult also St. John's Manners and customs of ancient 
 Greece ; Mahaffy's Social life in Greece ; Becker's Chari- 
 cles (Excursus to scene xii); Gladstone's Studies on Ho- 
 mer, v. 2, section rx (Woman in the Heroic age). 
 
 4. Women in Ancient Borne. 
 
 Boissier (67.) Les femmes a Rome. [In Revue des denx mondes, 
 dec. 1873.] 
 
 Becker (W. A.) Gallus ; time of Augustus, 1866 434.13 
 
 Merivale {C.) History of the Romans, (Consult index in v. 7.) 
 
 See also Chapters on the ' domestic ' or ' private ' life of 
 the Romans jn works on Roman antiquities (p. 362 of cat.) 
 by Adam ;—Carr ;— Fosbrooke ; —and Ba.msay. 
 
 5. Lectures and advice to Young Women. 
 
 IS- See also Children (p. 266);— Young (The). 
 Alcolt ( W. A. ) Letters to a sister ; or woman's mis- 
 sion. 1850 3511.19 
 
 Arthur ( T. S. ) Advice to young ladies. 1853. 3511.01 
 Eliol (W. <?.) Lectures to young ladies. 1853. 3511.12a 
 
 Same. Lectures to young women. 8th ed. 1867. 
 
 Lewis (Dio). Five-minutes talks with young women. 
 
 1874 4321.26 
 
 — Our girls. 1871 5822.16 
 
 Note. — Essays on dress, health, and employments of girls. 
 Real ( The) and the beau ideal. B., 1861. 12°. 2542.01 
 Sola (G. A.) Lady Chesterfield's letters to her 
 
 daughter. 1860 2542.09 
 
 Sigourney (Mrs. L. H.) Letters to young ladies. 1856. 
 
 6. Legal Status of Women. 
 
 jg®- See also Law (Marriage and divorce, p. 689 — Domestic 
 relations, p. 686);— Marriage (p. 739.) 
 
 Amos (Sheldon). Difference of sex as a topic of juris- 
 prudence and legislation. 1870. . . . 5823.16 
 
 Proffatt (J.) Woman before the law. [Historical 
 survey.] 1874 5836.11 
 
 Rights of women : a comparison of the legal status of 
 the sexes in the chief countries of western civili- 
 zation. London, 1875. 8° 5824.29 
 
 Slow (Mrs. J. W.) Unjust laws which govern women. 
 Probate confiscation. 3d ed. 1878. . 5835.25 
 
 Walker (A.) Hints to women on the care of prop- 
 erty. 1878 5641.24 
 
 Wharton (J. J. S.) Exposition of the laws relating 
 to the women of England. 1853. . . . 5823.17 
 
 See also Blackwood mag., v. 79, 1856 (Laws concerning 
 women); Ed. rev., v. 105, 1857 (Rights and liabilities of 
 husband and wife) ; Fortn. rev., v. 13, 1870 (Forfeiture of 
 property by married women, by A. Hobhouse); New Eng- 
 ender, v. 22, 1863 (Legal rights of married women); N. A. 
 rev., v. 90, 1860 (Woman's rights as to labor and property, 
 by F. W. Sawyer ); N. Brit, rev., v. 25, 1856 (Outrages on 
 women); N. A. rev., v. 99, 1864 (Property rights of married 
 women); Westm. rev., v. 66, 1856 and v. 90, 1868 (The 
 property of married women); Apl., 1876 (Legal position of 
 women): Medical critic, v. 3, 1863 (Legal responsibility of 
 pregnant women). 
 
 7. Women and their Sphere. 
 
 Adams ( W. H. D. ) Woman's work and worth in girl- 
 hood, maidenhood, and wifehood ; with hints on 
 self-culture, and chapters on the higher educa- 
 tion and employment of women. 1880. 5824.30 
 
 Beauty is power. Social essays, [anon.] N. Y., 1871. 
 12° 5822.17 
 
 Burnap (G.W.) Sphere and duties of women. 5821.01 
 Note.— Treats of the ' domestio sphere and duties ■ of 
 woman, but advocates her right to education, and equal 
 rights of marriage and property. 
 
 Butler (J. E. , ed. ) Woman's work and woman's cul- 
 ture. 1869 5824.21 
 
 Contents : Introduction by the editor. The final cause 
 of women, by F. P. Cobbe. How to provide for superfluous 
 women, by J. Boucherett. Education considered as a 
 profession for women, by G. Butler. Medicine as a pro- 
 fession, by S. Jex-Blake. The teaching of science, by 
 James Stuart. Property disabilities and other legal effects 
 of marriage, by H. N. Mozley. Female suffrage, by J. 
 Wedgwood. The education of girls, by E. O. Wolstenholme. 
 The social position of women in the present age, by J. 
 Boyd-Kinnear. 
 
 Chenevix (B.) On Bocial habits. [In his National charaoter. v. 2. 
 p. 315-437.] 5716.18 
 
 Oraik (D. M. Muloch). Woman's thoughts about 
 women. 1858 5821.15 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
WOMEN : Women's Sphere — Women's Suffrage and Rights. 
 
 1099 
 
 Croly {Mrs. D.) Talks on women's topics, by Jenny 
 June, [pseudon.] 1864 5821.07 
 
 Cushing (C.) Social condition of woman. [In EsBays from the 
 North Amer. rev. Ed. by A. T. Kice. 1879.] . . . 2533.33 
 Note.— Opposes 'so-called woman's rights.' 
 
 Deschanel (E.) Le bien qu'on a dit des femraes. 1856. 
 
 — Le mal qu'on a dit des femmes.4e <Sd. 1856. 5821.24 
 Dodge {Miss M. A.) A new atmosphere. By Gail 
 
 Hamilton [pseud.] 1865 5821.03 
 
 — Woman's worth and worthlessness. By Gail Hamil- 
 
 ton [pseud.] 1872 5822.18 
 
 — Woman's wrongs : a counter-irritant. By Gail 
 
 Hamilton [pseud.] 1868 5821.17 
 
 Dora d'Istria. Des femmes. Par une femme. Nouv. 
 
 ed. 2 v. 1869 5822.21 
 
 Duff {W.) Letters on the intellectual and moral 
 
 character of women. 1807 5824.28 
 
 Dumas {A., fils). Man-woman ; or, the temple, the 
 
 hearth, the street. Tr. by G. Vandenhoff. 1873. 
 Mis (Mrs. S. S.) Mothers of England. 1846. 5821.02 
 
 — Women of England. 1843 5822.13 
 
 Essay on the learning, genius, and abilities of the 
 
 fair sex ; proving them not inferior to man. 
 From the Spanish of El Teatro Critico. Lon- 
 don, 1774. 16°. 5823.26 
 
 Essay (An) to prove women have no souls, [anon.] 
 London, [n. d.] 18° 3535.27 
 
 Farnham (E W.) Woman and her era. 2 v. 1865. 
 Note.— Asserts the superiority of woman. 
 Contents : v. 1. Organic, religious, esthetic, and historic 
 arguments. Popular sentiment. 2. Actual qualities of 
 woman's nature. Woman in the kingdom of uses. 
 
 Friswell [J. H.) In his The gentle life, v. 2, 1866 ; p. 1-46. 2525.16 
 
 Fidion (J. D.) The true woman. With woman vs. 
 ballot. 1869 5821.26 
 
 Guvon (L'abbS ft M.) Histoire des amazons ancien- 
 nes et modernes. 1740 5822.25 
 
 Barbaugh (fl.) True glory of woman. 1858. 5822.09 
 
 Hooker (I. B ) Womanhood : its sanctities and fidel- 
 ities'. 1874 .f! 83 H 
 
 Contents: Motherhood. Correspondence with J. S. 
 Mill. State patronage of vice. 
 
 Jameson {Mrs. A.) Characteristics of women. B., 1857. 
 
 — Same. New York, 1850 5824.01 
 
 Note —As illustrated by Shakespeare's female characters . 
 
 — Woman's mission, and Woman's position. [In her Memoirs 
 
 and essays. 1846.] •>•■"•.,•■■ ' ^0R9R 
 Karr (A.) Les femmes. Nouv. ed iMts.ib 
 
 — Encore les femmes. Nouv. ed. 1866. . 
 Lacreiette (ft) Des femmes. Nouv. ed. 1840. 
 Ltgouvi (E) The moral history of women. 
 
 J. W. Palmer. I860 
 
 Note.— The author contrasts the condition of women in 
 France, with what it ought to be, with respect to J™ and 
 manners. The first five books are entitled the girl, 
 ■love,' -the wife,' ' the mother,' 'woman. 
 
 Union {EL.) Ourselves: essays on women. 1869. 
 
 Logan {Olive). A propos of women and theatres. 1869. 
 
 — Get thee behind me, Satan ! a home-born book 1872 
 Miohelel (J.) La femme. 1859. . . • • • ^26.02 
 
 — Woman. Tr. by J. W. Palmer. 1860. . .5821.11 
 Modern women and what is said of them. Itepr. oi 
 
 articles in the Saturday review W^hmtrod by 
 Mrs. L. G.Calhoun. N. Y, 1868. 12. 5821.21 
 
 Monod (A.) Woman : her mission and lite. }°°°- 
 Nil' The heart is her theatre ; the , dom«J »1* *er 
 sphere.' Woman's position according to Scripture. 
 
 Ossoli (M. F. oV). Woman in the 19th century. 
 
 Percy anecdotes, v. 20. 1823. . . ■ ■ • • 
 
 Plutarch. Concerning the virtues of women. [In his Morals. 
 
 Rice m' Woman^hd her 'sphere.' { ln 'his Nature and culture. 
 
 SauXsV-)' About women love,' and marriage ^ 1868. 
 Sprague (W. B.) The excellent woman described in 
 
 Sto^T^B.) Woman's sphere', efc. '^'chton'ey corner, 
 
 WalkTiV A, -M. D.) Hit. 1871. ". ■ 5824.27 
 
 7028.29 
 5835.21 
 Tr. by 
 5821.16 
 
 1855. 
 6211.20 
 
 women (p. 254-297). On the defective conditions of society 
 which are peculiarly subject to moral influences (p. 298- 
 337). Notes. 2. Luxury morally and ecomically consid- 
 ered (p. 1-263). On frivolity and ignorance (p. 264-323). 
 
 Yonge{C.M.) Womankind. 1877. . . .5823.29 
 
 See also Blackw. mag., v. 71, 1852, v. 83, 1858 (The condi- 
 tion of women); Chris, ex., Men., 1860; p. 167-182 (Woman- 
 hood, by H. Tuckerman); Dublin univ. mag., Apl., 1872 
 (Women); Fortn. rev., Nov., 1879 (Men and women, by 
 Mrs. Wm. Grey); Fraser's mag., v. 68, 1863 (Woman and 
 scepticism); n. s., v. 3, 1871 (Travels and adventureB of a 
 philosopher in the famous empire of Hulee, a. d., 2070); 
 Galaxy, Feb., 1873 (Women as companions, by J. H. 
 Browne); Macm. mag., v. 14 (Women and criticism); New 
 Englander, July, 1877 (Shall womanhood be abolished? by 
 O. W. Clapp); Nineteenth century, April 1880 (Agnos- 
 ticism and women, by Mrs. Lathbury); May, 1880 (Agnos- 
 ticism and women, a reply by Miss J.H. Clapperton); Pop. 
 sci. monthly, Jan., 1875 (Woman's place in nature, by F. 
 E. White); Nov., 1873 (Psychology of the sexes, by Herbert 
 Spencer); June, July. 1879 (Condition of women from 
 a zoological point of view, by W. K. Brooks; 2 art.); Nov., 
 1876 and Jan., 1876 (Relation of women to crime, by E. Van 
 de Warker); Qit. jour, of science, Oct., 1878 (Woman's rights 
 from a biological point of view) ; Radical, v. 7, 1870 
 (Women and science; 2 art. by J. S. Patterson); St. 
 James's mag., Apl., 1878 (Woman's influence in social life); 
 N. A. rev., July, 1880 (Ethics of sex, by M. A. Hardaker). 
 
 8. Women's Suffrage and Rights. 
 
 Anthony (ft, jr.) Social and political dependence of 
 
 women. 4th ed. 1868 5824.26 
 
 Note.— Advocates the enfranchisement of women, and 
 her right to vote. 
 
 Arnold {Arthur). The political enfranchisement of women. [In 
 Fortn. rev., v. 17, 1872.] 
 
 Beecher (C. E.) Views in opposition to woman suffrage. [In her 
 Womau's profession, etc., 1872.] 6822.19 
 
 Bushnett {H. ) Women's suffrage ; the reform against 
 nature. 1869 5823.12 
 
 Condorcet IJ. A. N. C, marq. de). Plea for the citizenship of 
 women. [/nMorlev (J.) Crit. miscel., 1871. . .2637.03 
 Note.— Eepr. irom Fortn. rev., v. 13, 1870. 
 
 Davis (Mrs.) Pro aris et focis : (a plea for our altars 
 and hearths) • • ■ 58 ? 3 -15 
 
 Disraeli (I.) Influence of women in politics and religion. [Inhis 
 Miscellanies, 1796.] ........ • • • -^.ZB 
 
 Fawcelt (H.) Women's suffrage. [In his Speeches, 1873. p. 169-m.J 
 
 Faweett (M. G.) Electoral disabilities of women ;-Why women 
 require the franchise. [In her Essays, 1872.] 6814.23 
 
 Godwin (M. W.) Vindication of the rights of women. 
 1792 — Same. 1833 5823.24; 5821.04 
 
 GrimM (S. M.) Letters on the equality of the sexes 
 and the condition of women. 18o8. . . oBdb.Ub 
 
 HMcourt {Mme. J. ) Woman's philosophy of woman; 
 or woman affranchised. 1864. • • • • 5821.14 
 Contents ■ Pt. 1. Critical reviews of worts on women, 
 by MYchelet, Proudhon, Comte, Legouy6 Girardin. View 
 of the modern communists. Pt. 2. Chapters on objec- 
 tions to the emancipation of women, on the »»ture<md 
 functions of woman, on love, on marriage, on proposed re- 
 
 LintJ°E m lynn). The modern revolt of women. [In Macm. mag., 
 
 Mill (J^S) The subjection of women. 1869. 5823.13 
 ( iwi.-For remeL of Mill's work see Contemp. rev ^ v 
 14 1870 (bv Matthew Browne) ; Ed. rev., Oct 1869 ; 
 
 MUl Jlrl'm Te'enlrfeent of women. [In Mill (J.8, 
 Dissertations,^, ,. SLMWJ ^^ ^ ^ , 
 
 Parker {Theodore). 
 
 Woman's rights and duties considered by a 
 2 v. London, 1840. ' 
 
 76. Grounus auu nmiio v* - - . 
 
 177-253). Present condition and influence of 
 
 woman. 
 5823.04 
 Contents : v. 1. Condition of women in pri mitive and 
 savaee states and under ancient civilization (p. l" 11 *'- 
 Wonfanin the ages of chivalry and in civilized countries 
 ^H5 1761 Grounds and limits of female __ snbordma- 
 tion (p. 
 
 -^S? : ;#NS^i^«^ ce 
 
 !f , Cy w'° n 1879 : and final rejoinder by Parkman, m N. A. 
 
 rev. 
 rev. 
 
 , Nov 
 Jan 
 
 1879 
 1880. 
 
 RM (Mrs H) Woman, her education e(c. . 5821.13 
 1<J 'tfjohnsluartMill on the subject™ oi women. 
 [anon.] Philadelphia ,18 12°. . . - |||3 
 ■ Woman s rights. I«b7. . 
 
 Todd 
 
 18 
 
 7. 
 ..or^mX^gTo^^o^s,^ 
 
 «gt=K^ * yg™^ 
 
 arguments against the proposed change 1 
 
 I also Blackw. ™^%J^ r ^?ti^ 
 69 (3articles,noppo .tiontowomen L Sr g ^ 
 
 106, 
 
 1869 . 
 rev., v. 4 
 
 1867 (Female suffrage, by Ly dia - 20 
 
 H. i869 (The cry of *^.»°Xence on maS We, by 
 18 72 (Female *"*S *^f T 10 18^8 (The right of 
 t.,u« wodo-wnnd Fortn. rev., v. ±v> „, n ,: m . „ ia -tain 
 
 Julia Wedgwood) Fortn. "'■• " m ^ n867); v. 13, 1870 
 rSorL%Is1biUtierof th wom e e f n°. r by M. G.Fawcett) ; v. 15. 
 
 In asking for books, use the " Book Order," givin] 
 
 the AUTHOR'S NAME, the 
 
 first part of the TITLE, and the NUMBER. 
 
1100 
 
 WOMEN - "WOOD 
 
 1871 (Claims of women, by viscountess Amberley); v. 17, 
 
 1872 (Custom and sex, by H. Lawreny; Fraser s mag., v. 
 68 1863 (Stroug minded women); v. 77, 1868 (Criminals 
 idiots etc by F. P. Cobbe); Macm. mag., v. 30, 1874 
 (Female suffrage, by G. Smith, with reply by J. E. Ca^ns); 
 v 40 (Liberty for individual women, by F. W. Haberton); 
 Nat era. rev., v. 20, 1870 (Women's rights); June, 1874 
 (Woman's duties and rights); Dec. 1875 (A bachelor on 
 woman's rights); North Brit., v. 23, 1855 or Littell, y. 11, 
 1855 (The non-existence of women : case of Mrs. Norton), 
 Westm. rev., v. 67, 1857 (Capabilities and disabilities of 
 women): v. 84, 1865 (Capacities of women); v. 87, 1867 (The 
 ladies' petition to parliament); v. 87, 1867 (Social reform in 
 England); v. 90, 1868 (The suppressed sex); v. 97, 1872 
 political disabilities of women); July, 1874 (The eman- 
 cipation of women); Winslow's journal of Psychol, med., 
 v 9, 1856; Christian examiner, Nov., 1867 (Women in 
 public life, by W, K. Alger); Macm, mag,, v. 20 (Women 
 
 and politics, by C. Kingsley); Pop. sci. monthly. May, 1872 
 (Woman and political power, by L. O. Pike) ; Fraser's mag., 
 May, 1880 or Eclectic, July, 1880 (The grievances of women, 
 by Mrs. Oliphant). 
 
 Women in the Church. 
 j6®- See Biblical and religious literature (Sisterhood* and 
 Deaconesses, -p. 104); also Ludlow (J. M.) Woman's work in 
 the church, 1865 [6821.27] ; Welsh (W.) Women helpers 
 in the church, their sayings and doings, 1872 [5821.30]; also 
 New Englauder, Apl., 1877 (Woman's right to public forms 
 of usefulness in the church, by B. W. Dwight); Qu. rev., 
 v. 108, 1860. (Deaconesses); Fraser's mag., v. 66 1862 (Fe- 
 male charity, lay and monastic); Catholic world, Apl., 
 May., June, July, 1872 (Rights of women, how the Catholic 
 Church understands and upholds them, 4 articles); Adler 
 (F.) Religions conservatism Df women [In .is Creed and 
 deed, 1877,] 
 
 Women artists. See Fine arts {Women artists, p. 549). 
 Women of Christianity. See Kavanagh (J.) 1852. . . . 5822.08 
 Women of the last days of old France, [anon.] Lon- 
 don, 1872. 8° 3261.27 
 
 Women of the war, [1860-65]. See Moore (Frank). 1867. .3246.22 
 
 Wonderful adventures among the native tribes of 
 
 America. London, [1872.] 12°. .... 922.25 
 
 Wonderful characters. See Biogr. {Wonderful characters, p. 115). 
 Wonderful escapes. See Bernard (F.) ...... -3261.07 
 
 Wonderful inventions. -See Timbs (John). 1868. . . . 3913.25 
 
 Wonderful museum. 5ee Kirby (R. S.) 5 v. 1820. . . . 3264.10 
 
 Wonders of architecture. See Leftbre (Minard). 1870.1312.17 
 Wonders of bodily strength. See Depping (G.) 1870. 4613.25 
 Wonders of engraving. See Duplessis (8.) 1871. . .1414.30 
 Wonders o£ European art. See Viardot (L.) 1871. . .1435.11 
 Wonders of Italian art. See Viardot (L.) 1870. . . . 1435.10 
 
 Wonders of Pompeii. See Monnier (Marc). 1870. . . 1455.12 
 Wonders of sculpture. See Viardot (L.) 1873. . . .1454.06 
 
 Wonders of the deep. See De Vere (M. Scheie). 1869. 4826.11 
 Wonders of the human body. SeeLe Pileur (L.) 1870.4325.26 
 Wonders of the little world. See Wanley (N.) 2 v. 1806. 6217.17 
 Wonders of the moon. See Guillemin (A.) 1873. . . . 4013.19 
 
 Wonders of the plant-world : or curiosities of vege- 
 table life, [anon.] London, 1870. 16°. 4912.16 
 Wonders of the Yellowstone. See Richardson (J.) 1873. 1123.21 
 Wonders of vegetation. See Marion (F.) 1872. . . .4913.11 
 
 Wood {Rev. A. A.) Piety— usefulness — peace ; sermon on the 
 death of Benjamin Strong. New York, 1851. 8°. . 3631.05 
 Wood. See also Woods. 
 
 Wood (Alphonse). The American botanist and florist. 
 New York, 1870. 12° 4914.04 
 
 — Class-book of botany. Claremont, (N. H.,) 1851. 12°. 
 
 — and Steele (J. D.) Fourteen weeks in botany. 
 
 New York, 1879. 12° 4914.00 
 
 Wood (Anthony a). Athense Oxonienses, 1500—1695. 
 To which are added the fasti or annals of said 
 university. 2d ed. enlarged. 2 v. L., 1721. folio. 
 Wood (De Volson). A treatise on the resistance of 
 materials, and an appendix on the preservation 
 of timber. New York, 1871. 8°. . . .3926.41 
 
 Same. 2d ed. New York, 1875. 8°. . . 3926.41 
 
 Wood (Edward J. ) Curiosities of clocks and watches 
 from the earliest times. L, 1866. 8°. . 3932.18 
 
 — Giants and dwarfs. London, 1868. 8°. . 3264.22 
 
 — Wedding day in all ages and countries. New York, 
 
 1867. 12° 5824.08 
 
 Wood (Ephraim). The vision ; or, a view of terres- 
 trial objects : with some account of a tour from 
 Liverpool to London ; with notes on the new age, 
 or millennium. Liverpool, 1820. 8°. . 3624.10 
 
 Wood (George). See Fiction class-list (p. 534). 
 
 Wood (George Bacon, J/. D. ) Address on the occa- 
 sion of the centennial celebration of the Penn- 
 sylvania hospital, June 10th, 1851. Phil., 1851. 8°. 
 
 — Historical and biographical memoirs, essays, ad- 
 
 dresses, etc., etc. Phila., 1872. 8°. . . 2548.01 
 Contents : History of the University of Penn. to 1827. 
 History of Penn. hospital. Historical account of Christ- 
 ianity in India. Biogr. memoir of Dr. Franklin Bache. 
 Biogr. sketch of F. Beasley, D. D. Sketch of the life of 
 Dr. J. L. Fisher. The temperance cause. Girard college. 
 Of the use of alkali potassa as a fertilizer. 
 
 — Treatise on the practice of medicine. 2 v. Phil., 
 
 1868. 8°. 4315.13 
 
 — and Bache (F. ) Dispensatory of the United States. 
 
 12th ed. Phil., 1865. 8° 4313.08 
 
 Wood {Mrs. Henry). See Fiction class list (p. 534). 
 Wood (Horatio C, jr., M. D.) Brain-work and over- 
 work. Phil., 1880. 18° 4363.11 
 
 — Contribution to the history of the *fresh water algfie of 
 
 ofNorth America. [ZnSmith. contrib., v. 10, 1874.] 3937.19 
 
 Study of the nature of fever. [In Toner lectures. Smith- 
 sonian miscel. coll., v. 16, 1878.] 3935.26 
 
 — Thermic fever ; or, sun-stroke. Phil., 1872. 12°. 
 Wood (H G.) Practical treatise on the law of nuis- 
 ances. . Albany, 1875. 8° 5625.15 
 
 Wood (John). Elementary treatise on sketching 
 from nature. London, 1850. 8°. . . 1436.10 
 
 Wood (John). Journey to the source of the Oxus, 
 bv the Indus, Kabul, and Badakhshan. London, 
 1841. 8°. - 1014.17 
 
 Wood (Rev. John George, F. L. S.) Bible animals. 
 New York, 1870.8°. 4717.27 
 
 — Calendar of the months ; or, the young naturalist 
 
 abroad. L., 1873. 16° 4731.10 
 
 — Common moths of England. L., 1870. 16°. 4821.05 
 
 — Common objects of the country. L., 1839. 16°. 
 
 — Common objects of the seashore. L., 1859. 16°. 
 
 — Homes without hands. Habitations of animals. 
 
 N. Y. , 1866. 8° 4725.01 
 
 — Illustrated natural history. L., 1855. 8°. 4713.15 
 
 — Illus. natural history. 3 v. L., 1863-65. 8°. 4717.07 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Mammalia. 2. Birds. 3. Reptiles, fishes. 
 
 — Insects abroad : foreign insects. Lon., 1874. 8°. 
 
 — Insects at home. N. Y., [Lond.,] 1872. 8°. 4823.14 
 
 — Man and beast here and hereafter. N. Y., 1875. 8°. 
 
 — Modern playmate. London, 1870. 8°. . . 4611.16 
 
 — My feathered friends. London, 1858. 16°. 4812.13 
 
 — Natural * history of man. v. 1-2. L., 1868-70. 1. 8°. 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Africa. 2. Australia, New Zealand, Poly- 
 nesia, America, Asia, and Ancient Europe. 
 Note. An Amer. reprint is entitled ' Uncivilized races.' 
 
 — Popular natural history. London, 1876. 12°. 4715.21 
 
 — Sketches and anecdotes of animal life. 2d ed. Lon- 
 
 don, 1855. 16°. 4722.02 
 
 Wood (Mary A. E.) See Green (Mary A. E.) 
 
 Wood (Philip James). Memoirs of the life of John 
 
 Law. Edin., 1824. 12° 3097.12 
 
 Wood (Bobert). * Ruins of Palmyra and Balbec. 
 
 London, 1827. fol A.47.11 
 
 Wood (Searles V.) Monograph of the crag mollusca. 
 
 2 v. London, Palceontogr. soc, 1848-56. 4°. G. 
 
 — Monograph of the eocene mollusca. Pt. 1-2. Lon- 
 
 don, Palceontogr. soc, 1861-64. 4°. G. 
 
 Contents : Pt. 1-2. Bivalves. 
 Wood (Silas), First settlement of several towns on 
 
 Long Island. Brooklyn, 1828. 8°. . . 613.06 
 Wood (Rev. T. W.) Ecclesiastical and academical 
 
 colours. London,' [1876.] 16°. . . . 1442.28 
 Wood (Thomas). Chemical notes for the lecture- 
 room. 2 v. London, 1868. 12°. . . 4213.12 
 Contents, v. 1. Heat, laws of chemical combination, 
 
 non-metallic elements. 2d ed. v. 2. Metals. 
 Wood (Wm.) "Index entomologicus : illustrated 
 
 catalogue of lepidopterous insects of Great Brit. 
 
 Eev. ed., by J. O. "Westwood. L., 1854. 8°. 4827.22 
 
 — Index *testaceologicus : an illustrated catalogue of 
 
 British and foreign shells. Revised ed., by S. 
 Hanley. London, 1856. 1. 8°. ... 4827.23 
 
 Wood (W. B.) Personal recolleotions of the stage, 
 during forty years. Phil., 1855. 12°. . 1744.33 
 
 Wood (Wm. Maxwell, M. D.) Fankwei ; or, India, 
 China, and Japan. N. Y., 1859. 12°. . 1022.08 
 
 Wood aud its various uses. See Arts ( Useful : Wood, p. 48 ;— 
 Cabinet making, p. 40 '.—Turning, the lathe, etc., p. 47);— 
 Carving (p. 255);— Graining (p. 690):— Fine arts (Furniture, 
 p. 544 ;— Decoration, p. 640) ; also Pollen (J. H.) Ancient 
 and modern furniture and woodwork. 1876. 1453.15 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
WOOD-WOOLNER 
 
 1101 
 
 Wood or timber. See Timber. 
 
 Woodall (Win.) Paris after two sieges. L., 1872. 
 12° 526.19 
 
 Woodbridge (W. E.) Report on the mechanical properties of 
 steel, chiefly with reference to gun construction on the 
 Woodbridge system. Wash., 1875. 8°. [App. F. to U. S. 
 Chief of ordnance. Report, 1875.1 4612.17 
 
 Woodbury, (Conn.) See Countries (p.'393). 
 
 Woodbury (Levi). Writings. 3 v. Boston, 1852. 
 
 8° 5077.12 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Biogr. notice of the author. Speeches : 
 Importance of a congressional committee on agriculture. 
 Importance of a low duty on salt. Relief oi the surviving 
 officers of the Revolution. Judiciary of the U. S. Mis- 
 sion to Panama. Survey and sale of public lauds. State 
 of the national treasury. Tea and coffee,— necessaries of 
 life. National finances. Importance of the veto power. 
 The tariff, 1842, 1844. Naval school. Re-annexation of 
 Texas. Reports : — On the safe-keeping of the public 
 money. Losses from banks and bank-paper. Substitute for 
 spirit rations, aud for whipping in the navy. Breakwater 
 at the mouth of the Delaware bay. Gubernatorial message, 
 1828. Laws concerning paupers. Martial law. Religious 
 and property tests. Rights oi catholics. Publio services 
 appreciated. Free trade. The union and the fugitive 
 slave law, Address to Lafayette. 1824. Birthday o; Jeffer- 
 son, 1830. Return from Washington, 1841. Pres. Polk's 
 visit to Portsmouth. Appendix .-—War with Gt. Britain, 
 1812. Speech in Fanenil Hall, 1841. Oration, July 4, 1850, 
 at Portsmouth, N. H. 
 
 2. Judicial : — On strict construction of powers. Duty 
 of enforcing objectionable laws. Evidenco ol crime. On 
 impairing an obligation ol a contract : Planter's bank of 
 Mississippi. On state license laws. On martial law in 
 Rhode Island. Taxes on immigrant passengers. On 
 admiralty jurisdiction. On bridges over navigable waters 
 granted by states. A state's right to condemn a franchise. 
 Adams & Hammond vs. Edwards & Hoiman. Samuel Colt 
 vs. Mass. arms co. Charge in case of woodworth vs. Ed- 
 wards. Powers of legislatures. On granting new trials 
 by the legislature. Case of Thomas Sims. Charge on the 
 slavery question. Argument in case ol D. H. Corey. Ar- 
 gument in Furnald case. Charge in relation to the slave 
 trade. Report on the judiciary of New Hampshire. 
 Joseph Story. 
 
 3. Importance ol science in the arts. On the promotion 
 and uses of science. On certain detects in American ed- 
 ucation. On progress. On the promotion ot agriculture, 
 manufactures, and commerce. On gardening. Historical 
 inquiries, and the discovery of America. On the uncer- 
 tainties of history. Traits of American character. Ot 
 forming individual opinions. Cotton : report, with tables. 
 Report on live oak. Life and character ol Andrew Jackson. 
 James K. Polk. People of the New England States. Speech 
 at the New Hampshire festival, 1849. Description of 
 the White Mountains. Music. Family correspondence. 
 
 See biogr. notice oi jl.. W., in Dem. rev., v. 2 (withportr.); 
 and references in Allibone. 
 
 Woodcroffc (Bennet). Sketch of the origin and pro- 
 gress of steam navigation. With illus. L., 18d8. 8. 
 
 Woodford (Stewart L.) Joint discussions on the finance ques- 
 tion. 1875. See Ewing (Thomas) and Woodford (S. L.) 
 
 Woodhead (Henry). Memoirs of Christina, queen of 
 Sweden. 2 v. London, 1833. 12°. . . 3035.24 
 
 Woodhull (Alfred A., M. D.) Catalogue of the sur- 
 gical section of the United States army medical 
 museum. Wash., Gov. pr. office, 1866. 4°. 4338.01 
 
 Wcodlawn cemetery, (New York state). Annual report to lot 
 owners, 1872. New York, 1873. 8° 665.02 
 
 Woodman (Charles H.) and Towle (George M.) 
 Northern and Asiatic defenses of Turkey. With 
 maps. New York, 1877. 8° 996.26 
 
 Woodman (W. Bathurst) and Tidy (C. M.) Forensic 
 medicine and toxicology. Phil., 1877. 8°. 4343.06 
 
 Woodruff (Albert). Kindling ; or, a way to do it. 
 [anon.] With introd. note by B. S. Storrs. New 
 York, 1856. 12° 3624.21 
 
 Woodruff (Hiram). Trotting horse of America : how 
 to train and drive him. With reminiscences of 
 the trotting turf. With a sketch of the author, 
 by C. J. Foster. New York, 1868. 12°. . 4617.23 
 
 Woodruff (J. L. M.) [Jay (W. L. M.), pseud.] My 
 Winter in Cuba. New York, 1871. 12°. . 1161.18 
 jj&- For his novels, see Fiction (p. 636). 
 
 Woods. See also Wood. 
 
 Woods (Caroline H.) Woman in prison. New York, 
 1869. 16°. . . 5817.24 
 
 Woods (George Bryant). Essays, sketches, and sto- 
 ries, selected from his writings. With memoir. 
 
 Boston, 1873. 8° 2546.18 
 
 Contents : Social and literary topics. Dramatic topics. 
 Political topics. Letters from a wandering correspondent. 
 Stories. 
 
 Woods (Rev. Henry W.) The fading leaf an emblem of man's 
 irailty : sermon on death of Webster. B., 1852. 8°. 3176 29 
 
 Woods (Leonard, D. D.) Lectures on infant bap- 
 tism. Andover, 1828. 12°. 3624 25 
 
 — aaeology ol the puritans. B., 1851. 8°. . 3624.30 
 
 — Works. 5 v. Boston, 1851. 8° 362J.16 
 
 Contents : v. 1-3. Lectures : systematic theology. 4. 
 Letters to Unitarians ; reply to Dr. Ware's letters. Letters 
 to Dr. N. W. Tr.ylor. Christian perfection. Miracles. 
 Course of study. 5. Letters to young ministers. Philos- 
 ophy of the mind. Reply to • Inquirer ; ' sermons. 
 
 "Woods (N. A.) Prince of Wales in Canada and Uni- 
 ted States. London, 1861. 8° 1132.11 
 
 Woods. See Forests. 
 
 Woods and by-wayc oi New England. See Flagg (W.) 1872. 4916.1C 
 
 Woodward (Bernard Bolingbroke) . History of 
 Wales, from the earliest times. 2 v. in 1. Lon- 
 don, [1852.] 8° 486.19 
 
 — Natural history of the year. Kev. ed. L., 1872. 12°. 
 
 — and Cates (Wm. L. B.) * Encyclopedia of chron- 
 
 ology, hist, and biographical. L., 1872. 8°. 414.18 
 Woodward (George E„) * National architect : dwell- 
 ing houses for the country, suburb, and village. 
 New York, 1869. 4° 1316.24 
 
 — and (F. W.) Country homes. N. Y, 1865.12°. 
 
 — Graperies and horticultural buildings. New York, 
 
 1865. 12°. 6133.02 
 
 Woodward (G. M.) Eccentric excursions in England 
 and South Wales. With 100 prints, [etched by 
 Cruikshank]. London, 1796. 4°. . . . 6625.23 
 
 Woodward (Henry). Monograph of the British fossil 
 Crustacea, belonging to the order merostomata. 
 Pt. 1. London, Palosoniograph. soc, 1866. 4°. 
 
 Woodward (J. J.) Structure ot cancerous tumours. In Tonex 
 lectures, Smithsonian miscel. coll., v. 15, 1878.1 . 3935.2* 
 
 Woodward (John, M. D.\ Ol the wisdom ol the antient Egypt- 
 ians. [In Archseologia, v. 4, 1786.] 5128.04 
 
 Woodward (Samuel Pearce). Manual of the mollus- 
 ca ; or, recent fossil shells. L., 1851-56. 16°. 
 
 Wood-work. See Wood. 
 
 Woodworth (John M., M. D.) Annual report of the 
 U. S. Marine-hospital service, 1873. Wash., 
 1873. 8° 4353.13 
 
 — Nomenclature of diseases. Wash., 1874. 8°. 4315.19 
 Woodworth (John). Beminiscences of Troy, 1790- 
 
 1807. 2d ed. Albany, (N. Y.,) 1860. sm. 4°. 614.14 
 Woodworth (Samuel). Poetical works. Ed. by his 
 son. 2v. New York, 1861. 32°. . . . 1696.01 
 Contents : v. 1. Old oaken bucket, and other poems. 
 2. Ballads and humorous pieces. Convivial songs and 
 glees. Martial and patriotic pieces. Odes on the naval 
 victories— war of 1812. Typographical odes. Dramatio 
 and theatrical pieces. Acrostics. 
 
 — American festivals, games, and amusements. [In Smith (H.) 
 
 Festivals, etc. 1846.] 4611.01 
 
 Wool gathering. See Dodge (Mary Abigail! 2523.08 
 
 Wool and woolen manufactures. See Arts (Useful : Woolens and 
 worsteds, p. 48;— Manufactures, p. 45);— Agriculture (Sheep, 
 p. 9)-— also Archer (T. C.) Wool and its applications [In 
 British m'f'g industries, 1876 : 3941.28];— Dodge (J. R.) 
 Report on sheep and wool [TJ. S. Com. to Int. exhib. at 
 Vienna, 1873. Reports, v. 1, 1876] ; Statistical soc. of Lon- 
 don, v. 33, 1870 (The wool supply, by A. H. Hamilton). 
 Wool manufacturer's convention, Syracuse, N. Y., 
 1865. Beport of proceedings. Boston, 1866. 
 
 8 o . . . . 6134.00 
 
 Wooler (J. P.) Plays. See Plays (p. 900). 
 Wooley or Wolley (Charles). Two years' journal in 
 New York. New ed., with notes by E. B. O'Cal- 
 laghan. N. Y., 1860. 8°. [Gowans. Bibl. Amer., 
 
 _q 21 614.20 
 
 Woolhouse (W." S." B. ) Elements of the differential 
 calculus. London, 1860. 16°. . . . 4012.20 
 
 — Measures, weights, and moneys of all nations : 
 
 and analysis of the Christian, Hebrew, and Ma- 
 hometan calendars. London, 1859. 16°. 4015.19 
 
 Woollett(Wm. M.) Old homes made new: plans 
 with explanatory text. New York, 1878. obi 12 . 
 
 Woolman (John). Journal. With introd. by 3. G 
 Whittier. Boston, 1871. 16°. . . . . 3624.23 
 
 -Works. [Journal of life, gospel-labours, etc.] I ! pts 
 in lv. 3d ed. London, 1775. 16°. . . 3624.22 
 
 Woolner (Thomas). My beautiful lady, [poem] 2d 
 
 ed. London, 1864. 16 1696.17 
 
 See criticism in Macm. mag., v. 9. 
 
 In asking for books, use the ■• Book Order," giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first partof the TITLE. and the NUMBER. 
 
1102 
 
 VOOLNOTH -WORKING- CLASSES 
 
 Woolnoth (Thomas). Facts and faces : connection 
 between linear and mental portraiture. Lon- 
 don, 1854. 8° 5432.06 
 
 Woolrych (Humphrey Win.) Life of judge Jeffreys. 
 Philadelphia, 1852. 12°. 3092.15 
 
 — Lives of eminent serjeants-at-law of the English 
 
 bar. 2 v. London, 1869. 8° 3256.25 
 
 Woolsey. See also Wolsey. 
 
 Woolsey (Jane Stewart). Hospital days. New York, 
 1870. 8° 644.24 
 
 Woolsey (Susan C.) See Fiction class-list (p. 636). 
 
 Woolsey (Theodore Dwight, D.D.) Communism and 
 socialism in their history and theory. New York, 
 1880. 12° 5812.32 
 
 — Essay on divorce and divorce legislation, with spec- 
 
 ial reference to the U.S. N.Y., 1869. 16°. 5824.10 
 
 — Christianity and scepticism. [In Boston lectures, 1870.] 
 
 — Eulogy [onj C. C. Felton. [In Smith, report, 1861.] . 3936.16 
 
 — Exemption of private property upon the sea from capture. 
 
 [In Amer. soc. sci. assoc. Trans., no. 7, 1874.] . . 5311.04 
 
 — Introduction to the study of international law. 2d 
 
 ed. New York, 1864. 8" 5613.07 
 
 — ■ Nature and sphere of police power. [In Amer. boc. sci. assoc. 
 TranB., no. 3, 1871.] 6811.02 
 
 — Political science, or the state theoretically and 
 
 practically considered. 2 v. N. Y, 1878. 8°. 
 Contents : v. 1. Doctrine of rights. Theory of the state. 
 Practical politics. 2. Aristocracy. Democracy. Compos- 
 ite states. Confederation. 
 
 — The religion of the present and of the future, ser- 
 
 mons. New York, 1871. 12° 3624.24 
 
 Woolson (Abba Goold). Woman in American soci- 
 ety. Boston, 1873. 16° 5836.07 
 
 — ed. Dress-reform : a series of lectures [by M. J. 
 
 Safford-Blake, C. E. Hastings, M. B. Jackson, 
 A. B. Haines, and A. G. Woolson]. Boston, 1874. 
 
 m 16° 6017.16 
 
 Woolson (Constance Fenimore). Two women : 1862 ; 
 
 a poem. N. Y., 1877. 12° 1696.18 
 
 Woolston (Thomas). See Hunt (J.) Eeligious thought in Eng- 
 land., v. 2, 1871 ; p. 400-415 3446 18 
 
 Woolton (John, D. D.) The christian manual. 
 
 Cambridge, (Eng.,) Parker soc, 1851. 16°. 3637.20 
 Worcester (Edward Somerset, 2d marquis of). See Somerset 
 
 (Edward). 
 Worcester (Henry A.) Sermons on the Lord's 
 
 prayer, etc. Phil., 1850. 12°. . . . 3625.04 
 Worcester (Joseph Emerson). Dictionary of the 
 
 English language. Boston, 1875. 4°. .. 6426.03 
 Note.— Reviewed in Christian exam., May, 1860 
 
 — Geographical dictionary, or universal gazetteer. 
 
 2 v. Andover, 1817. 8° 913 02 
 
 Worcester (Noah, D.D.) Bible news ; relating 'to 
 the living God, his only son, and his holy spirit 
 
 Boston, 1854. 12° 3625.03 
 
 flS-For lives of N. W., see Biography (p. 214). 
 
 Worcester (Samuel, DD.) Letter to W. E. Channing, on the 
 subject of his letter to S. C. Thatcher, relating to the re- 
 view in the Panoplist of American unitarianism. 2d ed 
 Boston, 1815. 8° 3546 2 j 
 
 Worcester (Thomas, D.D.) The passover, the' Israelitish, the 
 Christian, and the New Jerusalem : annual address before 
 the general convention of the New Church, Philadelphia 
 Junes, 1859. New York, 1859. 8" 3596 27 
 
 Worcester, {Mass.) See Countries (p. 393). 
 
 Worcester letter writer and book of business forms 
 New York, 1879. 12° 3267 14 
 
 Words and word gossip. See Language (English words, p. 678). 
 
 Words and places. See Taylor (Isaac). 2d ed. 1865. 6614 12 
 
 Wordsworth (Charles). Shakspeare's knowledge and 
 use of the Bible. 3d ed. L, 1880.12°. . 1752 31 
 
 Wordsworth (Christopher, D.D.) Athens and Attica 
 4th ed. London, 1869. 12° 992 19 
 
 — Christian institutes : a series of discourses and 
 
 traots selected, arranged systematically, and illus- 
 trated with notes. 2d ed. 4 v. L 1812 8° 
 
 — Ecclesiastical biography ; selected and ed. with 
 
 notes. 4th ed. 4 v. London, 1853. 8°. 3446 01 
 Note.— For Contents, see Biblical and relig. lit. (p 84) 
 
 ~ G w!?. : -,,*? ict< ? ria1 ' descriptive, and historical. 
 With illustrations. London, 1839 8° 996 18 
 
 — Letters to Mr. Gondonon the destructive character 
 
 li-f q^T^t of n Eome . t>°tti in religion and 
 
 polity. 3d ed. London, 1848. 12°. . . 3625 01 
 
 Same. Sequel. 2d ed. L., 1848. 12°. .' 3625.02 
 
 — Memoirs of William Wordsworth. Ed. by H. Reed. 
 
 2v. Boston, 1851. 12° 3186.26 
 
 Wordsworth (Dorothy). Recollections of a tour in 
 
 Scotland, 1803. Ed. by J. C. Shairp. New York 
 
 1874. 12° 955.24 
 
 Wordsworth (William). The excursion : a poem 
 
 N. Y, 1849. 12°. ...... . . 1696.03a 
 
 — Poems. Chosen and edited by Matthew Arnold 
 
 London, 1879. 16°. . . 1696.39 
 
 — Poetical works. [With sketch of life.] 7 v. Boston 
 
 1854. 16° 1696.04 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Poems written in youth. Poems refer- 
 ring to childhood. Poems on the affections. 
 
 2. Poems on the naming of places. Poems of the fancy. 
 Poems of the imagination. Sonnets. 
 
 3. Poems of the imagination. Memorials of a tour in 
 Scotland, 1803, 1814. Poems dedicated to liberty. Memo- 
 rials of a tour on the continent, 1820. Memorials of a tour 
 in Italy, 1837. The river Duddon : sonnets. Yarrow re- 
 visited, and other poems. 
 
 4. White doe of Uylstone. Ecclesiastical sonnets. Even- 
 ing voluntaries. Poems during a tour in the summer of 
 1833. Poems of sentiment and reflection. Sonnets dedi- 
 cated to liberty and order. Sonnets upon the punishment 
 of death. 
 
 5. Miscellaneous poems. Inscriptions. Selections from 
 Chaucer modernized. Poems referring to the period of 
 old age. Epitaphs. Intimations of immortality, ode. 
 Appended : Prefaces on the nature of poetry, and social 
 questions. 
 
 6. The excursion. 
 
 7. The prelude ; or the growth of a poet's mind. 
 
 Same. 2d ed. 6 v. London, 1843. 16°. 1696.27 
 
 Contents .— v. 1. Poems referring to the period of child- 
 hood. Juvenile pieces. Poems founded on the affections. 
 The waggoner. 
 
 2. Poems of the fancy. Poems of the imagination : She 
 was a phantom of delight, Ruth, Eesolution and indepen- 
 dence, Hartleaf Well, Tintem Abbey, Laodamia, etc., etc. 
 Peter Bell, a tale. Poems on the names of places. 
 
 3. Miscellaneous sonnets. Memorials of a tour in Scot- 
 land, 1803, 1814. Sonnets dedicated to liberty. Thanks- 
 giving ode. Inscriptions. The Egyptian maid. 
 
 4. The river Duddon : sonnets. The white doe of 
 Eylstone. Itinerary sonnets. Ecclesiastical sonnets. Notes. 
 
 5. Poems of sentiment and reflection. Yarrow revisited 
 etc. The Russian fugitive. Saint Bees. Sonnets com- 
 posed or suggested during a tour in Scotland, 1833. 
 Evening voluntaries. Poems referring to the period of 
 old age. Epitaphs and elegiac pieces. 
 
 6. The excursion. 
 
 Note.— For description of the ' Lake country ' see Mur- 
 ray's Hand-book [951.12]; Miss Martineau's Guide [952.281; 
 and Mrs. Linton's ' Lake country, illus.' [956.10]. 
 
 Same. [With appendix.] Ed. by H. Reed. 
 
 Phil., 1848. 8° . 1697.14 
 
 Note.— The appendix embraces the author's essays on 
 the nature of poetry, his memoir of Rev. Robert Walker, 
 essay on epitaphs, and J. Wilkinson's Topogr. description 
 of the Lake country. 
 
 — Prose works. Ed., with preface, notes, etc., by 
 
 A. B. Grosart. 3 v. L, 1876 [1875.] 8°. 2548.03 
 Contents : v. 1. Political and ethical. 2. .Esthetics! 
 and literary. 3. Critical and ethical. 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Fortn. rev., Oct., 1876 (by E. Dow- 
 den); and in London qu. rev., Oct., 1876. 
 
 «S» For numerous lives and critical estimates of Words- 
 worth, jee Biography (p. 214); also the following entries :— 
 
 — Calvert (G. It.) Wordsworth: a biographic aesthetic 
 
 study. 1878 3186.31 
 
 — Hulton (B. H.) Wordsworth and his genius. [In his Essays 
 
 on literary criticism. 1876.] . 2532 26 
 
 Same. In his Essays, v. 2, 1877 2533 01 
 
 — Knight (W.) Nature as interpreted by Wordsworth. [In hit 
 
 Studies in philos. and lit., 1879.] 6423.26 
 
 — Lowell (J. R.) Among my books. 2d series. 1876. '. 2634.30 
 
 See also Contemp. rev., Nov., 1878 (The text of W.'s po- 
 ems, by E Dowden); Macm. mag., v. 18 (W. W. and Hart- 
 ey Coleridge) ; Littell, Aug. 9, 1879 or Macm. mag., v 40 
 (How to popularize W„ by Matthew Arnold). 
 
 Worgan (George). Art of modeling flowers in wax. 
 Brooklyn, 1867. 12°. 1443.33 
 
 Wor £ (H. C- ) u P s hot family, a serio-comic poem. 
 Phil., 1868. 12°. . . * 1695.27 
 
 Work. 
 
 — Ilushnell (H.) Work and play : orations. 
 
 play, 1864 ; 
 
 — Cracroft (B.) 
 
 — Kaye (J. W.) _ 
 Work and wages. 
 
 p. 917). 
 
 Working classes See Political economy (Labor and capital, p. 
 e t 1009 8 (Laboring classes and tlieir improve- 
 
 Work and play : orations. [In his Work and 
 
 ?■ ?•*>•] 2614.27 
 
 In his Essays, v. 1, 1868 2521.13 
 
 In his Essays of an optimist. 1876. . . 2633.23 
 See Political economy (Labor and capital, 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
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 1103 
 
 Workingmen's homes. See Hale (B. E.) 1874 6825.30 
 
 Workman (The). See Thompson (J. P.J 1879. .... 6812.31 
 
 Workman (The) and the franchise. See Maurice (F. D.) 6724.04 
 Workmen and their difficulties. See Bayly (Mrs.—). . . 5816.08 
 Workmen aud wages. See Ward (J.) 1868. .... .6933.06 
 
 Workshop (The). V. 1-13. New York, 1868-80. fol. 
 Workshop appliances. See Shelley (C. P. B.) 1873. . . 3907.11 
 World (The), and cosmological speculations. 
 
 — Alexander (S.) VaBtneBS of the visible creation. [Smith. 
 
 report, 1857.] . . 3936.12 
 
 — Fishbough ( W. ) The macrocosm, or universe with- 
 
 out. 1853 3914.01 
 
 — Frilh (J.) Thoughts and meditations on the mys- 
 
 teries of life. Book first. 1872 4026.20 
 
 — Humboldt (F. H. A. von). Cosmos, Tr. by C. E. 
 
 Otte, B. H. Paul, and W. S. Dailas. S v. London, 
 1849-58. ........... 912.01 
 
 Same. 4 v. New York, 1859. ..... 912.06 
 
 Kosmos. v. 1-3. 1845-50 912.13 
 
 — Eickok (L. P. Kational cosmology. 1858. 3914.03 
 
 — Ocellus Lucanus. On the nature of the universe. Tr. 
 
 by T. Taylor. 1831 5426.23 
 
 — Maternus (J. F.) Of the thema mundi. 1831. 5426.23 
 
 — Fouchet (F. A.) The universe, 1870. . . 4717.28 
 
 — Powell (B. ) Unity of worlds and of nature : three 
 
 essays. 1856 3585.13 
 
 — Ramsey (<?. 31' I.) Cosmology. 1870. . . 4013.17 
 
 — Taurus. On the eternity of the world. Tr. by T. 
 
 Taylor. 1831 5426.23 
 
 See also Astronomy ; — Biblical and relig. lit. {Genesis ;— 
 Genesis and astronomy ; — Genesis and geology .—Creation (p. 
 397);— Evolution ;— Earth (p. 432);— Geography ;— Mete- 
 orology ;— Natural history [Nature, p. 809) ;— Philosophy 
 (Ontology, p. 862); — Physics; — and consult index of Ueber- 
 weg's Hist, of philosophy, v. 2, under • Cosmology ' and 
 • World.' 
 World (The). [By Edward Moore, Earl of Chesterfield, E. O. 
 Cambridge, Horace Walpole, and others. With preface, 
 hist, and biogr. by A. Chalmers. In British essayists, v. 
 
 22-24. Boston, 1856. 16°.] 25±1.22 
 
 Drake (jV.) Essays, illustrative of the World. . . . 2523.12 
 
 World (Fables out of the). See Lanigan (G. T.) . . 6212.32 
 World before the deluge. See Figuier (L.) 1866. . . . 4717.26 
 World (The) here and there : or, notes of travellers. 
 From 'Household words.' N. Y., 1852. 12°. 
 World in miniature. 42 v. See Shoberl (Frederic). . .6631.01 
 
 World-noted women. See Clarke (M. C.) 3268.07 
 
 World of the sea. See Tandon (Moquin). 1870 482 °-i? 
 
 World of wonders. See Poyntz (A.) 1845. ..... . 3813.J1 
 
 World-priest. [Poem.] See Schefer (L.) 1873 ^Ml 
 
 World we livo in (The). See Ansted (D. T.) 1868. . . .932.05 
 World without souls. [By John W. Cunningham.] |1 ; 1805- 16 • 
 World's almaniac for 1879. Illus. by 1'. S. Church. N. Y., 1878 16 . 
 World's laconics. See Edwards (Try on) . 1856. . . . • S 2 "-" 
 World's paradises (The). See Benjamin (S. G. W.) . . . 931.2b 
 World's progress (The). See Putnam (Geo. P.) 1852. . . 413.05 
 World's sages, etc. See Bennett (D. M.) . . . . • ■ Sl6t.u 
 Worlidge (Thomas). * A select collection of drawings 
 from curious antique gems: etched after the 
 manner of Rembrandt. London, 1768. 4°. 1466.10 
 Abie.— The text was printed as late as 1784. 
 Wormell (Richard). Elementary course of hydro- 
 statics and sound. London, 1870. 18°. . 4024.09 
 Wormley (Theo. G) Micro-chemistry of poisons. 
 
 New York, 1869. 8° • ^ 3 4 3 ' 05 
 
 Worms (Henry). The earth and its mechanism : 
 being an account of the various proofs of the ro- 
 tation of the earth. London, 1862. 8°. 4016.26 
 Worms. See Insects (v. 645);-Medicine (Parasites and worms, 
 
 p. 764 ;— Medical zoology, p. 762). _ 
 
 Wornum (Ralph Nicholson). Analysis of ornament 
 
 London, 1856. 8° .i 4 £ b - 04 
 
 — Catalogue of the pictures in the National gallery: with Diogr. 
 
 notices of tho painters. Foreign schools. 23d ed. Lon- 
 don, 1858. 8° ■ • • - • :?Jonq 
 
 — Epochs of paintings. London, 1864. 8. 14oV.lM 
 
 — Some account of the life and works of Hans Hol- 
 
 bein. London, 1867. 1. 8°. ... • UiS.12 
 Worsaae (Jens Jacob Asmussen). Primeval antiqui- 
 ties of Denmark. Tr. and applied to England, 
 by W J. Thorns. London, 1849. 8°. . 5813.19 
 
 — Antiquities of South Jutland and Sleswick. [In Archaeologi- 
 
 cal journal, v. 23.] Mb3 - 17 
 
 — "m£son (R. W.) Conduct of life, 1860 ; p. 173-213 2524.02 
 Kir See also Biblical and religious literature (Devohonal 
 works, p. 83). 
 
 Worsley (Henry). Life of Martin Luther. 2 v. Lon- 
 don, 1856. 8' 3115.10 
 
 Worsley (Philip Stanhope). Poems and translations. 
 2d ed., enl. Ed. by E. Worsley. Edin., 1875. 
 12° 1696.15 
 
 — translator. See Homer. Iliad ;— Odyssey (p. 628-9). 
 Worth (Gorham A.) Random recollections of Albany, 
 
 1800-1808. 3d ed., with notes by J. Munsell. 
 Albany, 1866. 8° 622.18 
 
 Worth and wealth. See Hunt (Freeman). 1856. . . . 5922.04 
 
 Worthen (W. E.) Appleton's cyclopedia of drawing. 
 6 pts. New York, 1862. 8° 3924.25 
 
 Worthies of England. See Fuller (Thomas). 3 v. 1840. 475.17 
 
 Worthy women oi our first century. See Wister (O. J.) and 
 Irwin (Miss A.) 3215.17 
 
 Wortley (Lady Emmeline Charlotte Elizabeth Stu- 
 art). Travels in the U. S., 1849-50. N.Y., 1855. 12°. 
 
 Wortman (Tunis). A treatise concerning political 
 enquiry, and the liberty of the press. New York, 
 1800. 8° 5722.18 
 
 Wotton [Sir Henry). Poems. Ed. by A.Dyce. London, Percysoc., 
 v. 6, 1843. 12° 6060.06 
 
 — Poems from Reliquiae Wottonianse, with some additions. 
 
 [in Hannah (J.) Courtly poets. London, 1870. 16°.] 1646.20 
 
 — Reliquiee Wottonianas. 4th ed. L., 1685. 16°. 
 
 Contents : Life. Elements of architecture. A philosoph- 
 ical survey of education. AphoriBms of education. Char- 
 acters of some kings of England. Panegyrick to king 
 Charles. Of Robert Devereux, earl of Essex, and George 
 Villiars, duke of Buckingham : a parallel. View of the 
 life and death of George Villiars. Letters to lord Zouch 
 and others. Poems. 
 
 Wrangell (Ferdinand Petrovitch von). Narrative of 
 an expedition to the Polar sea, 1820-23. London, 
 1845. 16". 1142.19 
 
 Same. New York, 1852. 18° 1142.09 
 
 Wratislaw (Baron Wenceslas). Adventures in Con- 
 stantinople, etc. Tr. by A.H. Wratislaw. London, 
 1862. 16°. 3186.29 
 
 Wraxall (Sir Charles Frederick Lascelles). Historic 
 bye-ways. 2 v. London, 1864. 16°. . . 2546.19 
 
 — Naval and military resources ot Europe. London, 
 
 1856. 8° 4516.07 
 
 — Remarkable adventures and unrevealed mysteries. 
 
 2 v. London, 1863. 12°. ...... 3264.23 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Iron mask (The), v. 1 
 Kalb (Baron de), v. 1. 
 Kaunitz (Prince), v. 1. 
 Kleement (J. M. von), v. 2. 
 Konigsmarck (Count), v. 2. 
 La Force (Marlchal de), v. 2. 
 Madagascar (The king of), v. 2. 
 Neuhoff (Theo. von), v. 1. 
 Ripperda (Baron de), v. 1. 
 Rochlitz (Countess von), v. 2. 
 Ruggiero (Count de), v. 1. 
 Runaway princes, v. 2, 
 St. Germain (Count), v. 1. 
 Schlechtweg (Hugo), v. 2. 
 Suss (Jew), v. 1. 
 Struenzee,, v. 2. 
 Walker, the filibuster, v. 2. 
 
 Alberoni (Card.), v. 1. 
 Anne of Cleves (Pseudo), v. 1. 
 Bonneval (Count de), v. 1. 
 Cagliostro, v. 2. 
 Cazotte (Jacques), v. 1. 
 Cloots (Anacharsis), v. 1. 
 Condamine and the convulsion- 
 
 aires, v. 2. 
 Deutz (C. G.), v. 1. 
 Eishausen Mystery, v. 2. 
 Eon (Chev.i'), v. 2. 
 False dauphins, v. 1. 
 Fersen (Count Axel, v. 1. 
 Frohn (Joseph), v. 2. 
 Hauser (Kaspar), v. 2. 
 Henry, the bastard, v. 1. 
 HeBse (Charles), v. 2. 
 Iceland (A king of), v. 2. 
 
 — The Second empire as exhibited in French litera- 
 
 ture, 1852-1863. [Essays.] 2 v. Lon., 1865. 12 . 
 
 — and Wehrhan (Robert). Memoirs ol Queen Hor- 
 
 tense. 2 v. London, 1862. 12°. . . . . 3083.16 
 
 Wraxall ISir Nathaniel Wm.) Correspondence between a 
 
 Wl traveller and a minister of state, 1792 With remarks 
 
 upon the origin and object of the present war ; and the 
 
 polit. position of Enrope in 1796. London, 1796. S ; . 6093.13 
 
 — Historical memoirs of my own time, 1772-84. d v. 
 
 London, 1818. 8°. . 3187.06 
 
 -Same. [In Waldie library, v. 9.] . . . • • • ™**> 
 
 _ History of France, from Henry nx, 1574 to death 
 
 of Henrvrv., 1610. 2d ed. 6 v. L, 1814. 8. 
 _ Memoirs of the courts of Berlin, Dresden Warsaw 
 
 and Vienna, 1777-1779. 3d ed. 2 v. L., 1806. 8 . 
 -Posthumous memoirs of his own time. 2d ecW v^ 
 
 London, 1836. 8°. •■•••" M7R22 
 Same. [In Waldie library, v. 8.] . . ••.•-• ° Btric _ 
 
 Wray (Leonard).' Practic'al*su'gar planter. I***"* 
 
 Wren^r" Christopher). ' See Biography (p. 214)! «i» Temple 
 
 Wrilht redrew). 'Court-hand restored. London 
 
 1846. 4°. . . • • ilbt> ' 1 ' 
 
 Xn asking for book, use the "Book Orders." giving the AUTHOR'S NAME, the first part of the TITLE, and the NtTMBER 
 
1104 
 
 WRIGHT -WRIGHTSON 
 
 Wright (Caleb). India and its inhabitants. Cincin- 
 nati, 1858. 8° 1014.18 
 
 — Lectures on India. Troy, (N.Y.,) 1848. 8°. 1035.12 
 
 NoU. — Has also t. p. ' Curiosities and remarkable cus- 
 toms of India.' 
 Wright (Chauncey). Philosophical discussions. With 
 biogr. sketch of the author, by C. E. Norton. 
 N. Y., 1877. 8° 5418.12 
 
 Contents : Biogr. sketch. Physical theory of the uni- 
 verse. Natural theology as a positive science. Philosophy 
 of Herbert Spencer. Limits of natural selection. Genesis 
 of species. Evolution by natural selection. Evolution of 
 self-consciousness. Conflict of studies. Uses and origin 
 of the arrangement of leaves in plants. McCosh on intui- 
 tions. Mansel's reply to Mill. Lewes's Problems of life 
 and mind. McCosh on Tyndall. Speculative dynamics. 
 Books relating to the theory of evolution. German Dar- 
 winism. Fragment on cause and effect. John Stuart Mill : 
 a commemorative notice.. Index. 
 
 See New Englander, Sept., 1878 (C. W. as a philoso- 
 pher, by P.P.Bowne); andFiske (J.) Darwinism and other 
 
 essays, 1879 2527.27 
 
 Wright (Elizur). Politics and mysteries of life in- 
 surance. Boston, 1873. 12° ... . 5931.11 
 
 — Traps baited with orphan : or what is the matter 
 
 with life insurance? B., 1877. 16°. .5931.18 
 
 ■Wright (Bev. George Newnham). Life and reign of 
 
 William it. 2 v. L., 1810. 8°.. . .3185.29 
 
 — and Allom (Thomas). France illustrated. 4 v. 
 
 in 2. London, [1845-17]. 4° 966.02 
 
 Wright (George B.) On Sir Philip Sidney and his father. Sir 
 
 Henry Sidney, in connexion with Ludlow castle. [In 
 
 Journal of Brit. arch, ass., v. 24.] 1462.03 
 
 Wright (Hendrik B.) A practical treatise on labor. 
 
 N. Y., 1871. 8° 5933.06 
 
 Wright (J. M. F. ) Alma mater : or, seven years at 
 
 the University of Cambridge. By a Trinity-man. 
 
 [anon.] 2 v. London, 1827. 12°. . . 5511.03 
 
 — Commentary on Newton's Principia. 2 v. Lon- 
 
 don, 1833. 8° 4018.09 
 
 ■Wright (JohnS.) Chicago : past, present, future. 
 2d ed. Chicago, 1870. 8° 1134.28 
 
 — Reply to Hon. Charles G. Loring, upon ' recon- 
 
 struction.' Boston, 1867. 8° 5733.27 
 
 Wright (Lewis). The Brahma fowl : a monograph. 
 3d ed. London, 1873. 12° 6134.28 
 
 — Practical pigeon keeper. L., [187-.] 12°. 6137.25 
 
 — Practical poultry keeper. 4th ed. L., 1869. 12°. 
 ■Wright (Robert). The life of major-general James 
 
 Wolfe. London, 1864. 8° 3186.20 
 
 Wright (R. W.) Life : its true genesis. N. Y., 1880. 
 12° 4722.31 
 
 — Memoir of gen. Oglethorpe. L., 1867. 12°. 3135.24 
 Wright (R. J.) Principia ; or, the basis of social 
 
 science. Phil., 1875. 8° 5814.26 
 
 Wright (R. Temple). Medical students of the period. 
 
 Edin., 1867. 16° 4341.03 
 
 Wright (Thomas). Anglo-Latin satirical poets and 
 epigrammatists of the 12th century. 2 v. Lon- 
 don, 1873. 8°. [Rolls chronicles.] .5111.00 
 
 — Antiquity of dates, expressed in Arabic numerals. [In Jour- 
 
 nal of Brit. arch, ass., v. 2.] U61.02 
 
 — Biographia Britannica literaria : Anglo-Saxon and 
 
 Anglo-Norman periods. 2 v. London, 1842-46 
 8° 2754.11 
 
 — Caricature history of the Georges. London, [n. d.~\ 
 
 12° 3065.01 
 
 — Celt (The); the Roman, and the Saxon. London 
 
 1852. 12° 452.02 
 
 — Collection of political poems and songs, from Ed- 
 
 ward in. to Henry viii. 2 v. L., 1859-61. 8°. 
 [Rolls chronicles.] 5141.00 
 
 — Coventry mysteries. [In Journal of Brit. arch, ass., v. 8.] 
 
 — Dictionary of obsolete and provincial English. 2 v 
 
 London, 1857. 12° 6423.18 
 
 — Early Christianity in Arabia. L., 1855. 8°. 3447.05 
 
 — ed. Early travels in Palestine. L., Bohn, 1848. 12°. 
 
 Contents: Narratives of Arculf, Williebald, Bernard 
 Srewulf, Benjamin of Tudela, Sir J. Maundeville Broc- 
 quiere, and Maundrell. 
 
 — England under the Houbo of Hanover. 2 v. Lon- 
 
 don, 1818. 8° 477.09 
 
 — Essays on archaeological subjects, and questions 
 
 connected with the Middle ages. 2 v. London 
 1861. 12.°. . , 443.29 
 
 Contents : v. 1. On the remains of a primitive people 
 in Yorkshire. On some ancient barrows in Yorkshire. 
 On some ancient forms of sepulchral interment in East 
 Yorkshire. Treago, and the large tumulus at St. Weon- 
 ards. On the ethnology of South Britain at the period of 
 the extension of the Roman government in the island. 
 On the origin of the Welsh. On Anglo-Saxon antiquities. 
 On the true character of the biographer Asser. Anglo- 
 Saxon architecture. Ou the literary history of Geoffrey 
 of Monmouth's History of the Britons, and of the roman- 
 tic cycle of King Arthur. On saints' lives and miracles. 
 Antiquarian excavations and researches in Middle ages. 
 
 2. On the ancient map of the world preserved in Here- 
 ford cathedral, as illus. of geography in the Middle ages. 
 On the history of the English language. On the abacus, 
 or mediaeval system of arithmetic. On the antiquity of 
 dates expressed in Arabic numerals. Remarks on an ivory 
 casket of the 14th century. On the carving of stalls in 
 cathedral and collegiate churches. Of some questions 
 relating to architectural antiquities. On the origin of 
 rhymes in mediaeval poetry, and authenticity of early 
 Welsh poems. On the history of the drama in the Middle 
 ages. On the religion of the Trobadours. On the history 
 of comic literature during the Middle ages. On the satir- 
 ical literature of the reformation. 
 
 — Essays on subjects connected with the literature, 
 
 popular superstitions, and history of England 
 in the Middle ages. 2 v. L., 1846. 8°. . 2722.20 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Anglo-Saxon poetry. Anglo-Norman 
 poetry. Chansons de geste. On proverbs and popular 
 sayings. Anglo-Saxon poets of the 12th century. Abelard 
 and the scholastic philosophy. Dr. Grimm's German my- 
 thology. On the national fairy mythology of England. On 
 the popular superstitions of modern Greece. 
 
 2. Friar Bush and the frolicsome elves. Obs. on Dunlop's 
 History of fiction. On the history and transmission of 
 popular stories. On the poetry of history. Adventures of 
 Hereward the Saxon. Story of Eustace the monk. His. 
 tory of Fulke Fitz Warine. On the popular cycle of the 
 Bobin Hood ballads. Conquest of Ireland by the Anglo- 
 Normans. Old English political songs. The poet Dunbar. 
 
 — History of caricature and grotesque in literature 
 
 and art. London, 1865. 8° 1445.08 
 
 — History of Scotland ; from the earliest period to 
 
 the present time. 2 v. L., [n. d.] 8°. . 498.06 
 
 — Homes of other days. Hist, of domestic manners 
 
 and sentiments in England. L., 1871. 8°. 467.16 
 
 — Narratives of sorcery and magic. N. Y., 1852. 12°. 
 
 — Political ballads pub. in England, during the commonwealth. 
 
 London, Percy soc, v. 3, 1841. 12° 6060.03 
 
 — Political condition of the English peasantry during the Mid- 
 
 dle ages. [In Archaeologia , v. 30, 1844.] . . . 5128.30 
 
 — Political songs of England, from John to Edward 
 
 n. ; ed. and tr. L., Camden soc, 1839. 4°. 5112.06 
 
 — St. Patrick's purgatory ; an essay. L., 1844. 12°. 
 
 — Selection of Latin stories, from mss.of the 13th and 14th cen- 
 
 turies. London, Percy soc, v. 8, 1842. 12°. . . . 5060.08 
 
 — Songs and carols of the 15th century. London, Percy soc., 
 
 v. 23, 1848. 12° 5060.23 
 
 — Specimens of old Christmas carols. London, Percy soc, v. 4. 
 
 1841. 12° 6060.04 
 
 — Specimens of lyric poetry, time of Edward t. London, 
 
 Percy soc, v. 4, 1841. 12° 5060.04 
 
 — Three chapters of letters relating to the suppres- 
 
 sion of monasteries ; ed. from the Originals in 
 Brit, museum. L., Camden soc, 1843. 4°. 5112.16 
 
 — Womankind in western Europe, from the earliest 
 
 times to the 17th century. L., 1869. 4°. 5824.15 
 
 Wright (Thomas, M. D., F.R.8.R). Monograph on 
 
 the British fossil echinodermata of the oolitic 
 
 formations. 2 v. L., Palceontogr. soc, 1855-66. 4°. 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Pt. 1. Cldaridse, Hemicidaridffl, and 
 Diademidae. Pt. 2. Diademadse. Echinidro. Saleniadas. 
 Echinoconidse. Pt. 3. Collyritidsa. Echinobrissidas. 
 Echinolampidoe. Pt. 4. Echinolarnpidm. Stratigr. distrib. 
 of the oolitic species. Bibliography of the echinodermata. 
 
 2. Pt. 1. Asteroidea. 1862. Pt. 2. Ophiuroidea. 1866. 
 
 — Monograph on the British fossil echinodermata 
 
 from the cretaceous formations, v. 1. London, 
 
 Pakeontogr. soc, 1861. 4° G. 
 
 Contents : v. 1. Pt. 1. On the oidaridtB. 
 
 Wright (Thomas, 'the journeyman engineer'). Our 
 new masters [i. e. the working classes]. Lon- 
 don, 1873. 12° 5816.29 
 
 Wright (Wm.) The oil regions of Pennsylvania. 
 New York, 1865. 12° 3933.21 
 
 Wright (Wm. B.) The brook and other poems. 
 New York, 1873. 12°. 1696.16 
 
 Wright (W. W.) Dore. By a stroller in Europe. 
 [anon.] New York, 1857. 12° 943.14 
 
 Wrightson (Prof. — ). Agricultural maohlnery. tin British 
 m'f'g. industries, 1876,] , 8911.33 
 
 THE BROOKLYN LIBRARY. 
 
WRIG-HTSON -XENOPHON 
 
 1105 
 
 Wrightson (Richard Heber). History of modern 
 Italy, from the French rev. to 1850. London 
 
 1855. 8° 632.14 
 
 Wrinkles and recipes. See Benjamin (P.) 3906 23 
 
 Writing. Bill (T. E.) Manual of social and busi- 
 ness forms : a guide to correct writing. 5938.25 
 
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 lines, p. 807 ; — Protozoa, p. 810). 
 
 Zoroaster and Zoroastrianism. 
 
 — Chaldsean oracles. [In Cory (I. P.) Ancient fragments. 1832.J 
 
 — Oracles. [In Phenix (The). N. Y, 1835. 12°.] . . 6062.14 
 
 — Zead-avesta. See Avesta (p. 68 of Catalogue). 
 
 — Amberley ( Viscount). In his Analysis of religious belief, 1877 ; 
 
 p. 182-185 ; 482-509 3411.23 
 
 — Bunfen (C. C. J., baron). Zoroastrianism. [In his God in his- 
 
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 — Clarke (J. F.) Z. and the Zend-Avesta. [In his Ten great re- 
 
 ligions, 1873] 3412.11 
 
 Note.— Bepr. trom Atlantic monthly, v. 24, 1869. 
 
 — Dabistan (The), tr. by Shea, v. 1, 1848 ; p. 211-380. . . 7816.02 
 
 — Hardwick (C.) In his Christ and other masters, v. 2, 1863 ; 
 
 p. 360-438 3412.21 
 
 — Pusey [E. B.) In his Daniel the prophet, 1868 ; p. 629-562. 
 
 — Bawlinson (67.) In his Five ancient monarchies, v. 3. ch. 4 ; 
 
 v. 4, ch. vi.; 1867 ed 425.17 
 
 — Salverte (E.) Of the time when Z. lived, and on the place of 
 
 his birth. [In his History of names, etc., v. 2, 1864 ; p. 
 366-422.] 6614.07 
 
 — Wait (D. O.) Wherefore have the ancients recorded a variety 
 
 of men, under the name of Zoroaster? [In Class, journal 
 v. 7, p. 220.] 2742.07 
 
 See also Eclectic mag., v. 14, 1848 (from Brit. qu. rev., 
 v. 7); Nat. qu. rev., Dec, 1875 (Z. as a legislator and phil- 
 osopher); TJuitarian rev., Dec, 1876 (Dualism and optim. 
 ism, byF. D. Hedge); Universalist quar., Jan. ,1879 (Persian 
 influence on Jewish monotheism, by A. G. Lawrie); July, 
 1879 (The Persian, Jewish, and Christian resurrections, by 
 A. G. Lawrie) ; New Englander, Sept., 1880 (The Avesta 
 and the storm-myth, by J. Luquiens). 
 
 eS" See also Avesta (p. 68);— Parsees (p. 838) ; and 
 works on various religions (p. 100). 
 ZorriUa y Moral (Jose). Obras. Nueva ed., con su 
 biografia, por L de Ovejas. 3 v. Paris, 1852. 8°. 
 
 Contents. V. 1. Obras poUicas : Composiciones diversaB. 
 Becuerdos y fantasias. Vigilias del estio. Leyendas. 
 2. Obras dramaticas : Vivir loco y morir mas. Mas vale 
 llegar a tiempo que roadar un afio. Ganar perdiendo. 
 Oada cual con su razon. Lealtad de una muger y aven- 
 tur-ts de una nocue. El zapatero y el rey, la, 2a parte. 
 El eco del torreute. Los dos vireyes. Apoteosis de 
 Calderon de la Bavca. El molino de Guadalajara. Sancho 
 Garcia. Cain, pirata. TJn ano y un dia. El caballo del 
 rey Don Sancho. La mejor razon, la espada. Don Juan 
 Teuorio, la, 2a parte. El puSal del godo. Sofronia. La 
 oliva y el laurel. La copa de marfil. El alcalde Konquillo, 
 o el diablo en Valladolid. 3. ObraspoUicas. Composiciones 
 dlversaa. Poesias Italianas, tr. en Castellano. Obras 
 drama'icas ; Juan Dandolo. El rey loco. La reina y los 
 favoritos. La calentura. La creacion y el diluvio, 
 espeotaculo teatral. El escomnlgado. Traidor, inconfeso 
 y martyr. El poeta. Apendice : Epistola al senor don 
 Fernando de la vera Isla-Fernandez. Una historia de locos. 
 Fantasia. 
 
 Zosimus. History of the Koman empire. [To A. D. 
 
 400.] London, 1684. 16°. 431.11 
 
 Zouch (Thomas). Memoirs of Sir Philip Sidney. 
 
 York, 1808. 4° p . 3168.01 
 
 Zsohokke ( Johann Heinrich David). Autobiography. 
 
 London, 1845. 8° .3187.17 
 
 — History of Switzerland, continued to 1848, by E. 
 
 Zschokke. New York. 1855. 12°. 545.07 
 
 — The Clairvoyant. From the German. \In Gentleman's mag., 
 
 Apl., May, June, 1871.] B 
 
 — Meditations on death and eternity. Boston, 1863. 
 
 12° 3625.24 
 
 Note.— Reviewed in Christ, exam., Sept., 1863. 
 
 — Meditations on life and its religious duties. Bos- 
 
 ton, 1863. 12° 362").25 
 
 — Novellen und Dichtungen. 9e Ausg. 15 v. Aarau, 
 
 1851. 16° 7133.23 
 
 Contents. 
 
 Irrfahrt der Philhellenen, v. 6. 
 Islandischen Briefe (Die), v. 9. 
 Jonathan Frock, v. 2. 
 Julius, v. 13. 
 Kleine Ursachen, v. 2. 
 K8nig von Akim (Der), v. 12. 
 Kriegerische Abentheuer eines 
 
 Friedfertigen, v. 9. 
 Lampe des Anaxagoras und die 
 
 russische Fiirstin (Die), v.12. 
 Liebe der Ausgewanderten 
 
 (Die), v. 11. 
 Loch im Aermel (Das), v. 3. 
 Lyonel Harlington, v. 12. 
 Maryland (Die Griindung von), 
 
 v. 6. 
 Maryam in der Wiiste, v. 6. 
 Millionar (Der), v. 3. 
 Nacht in Brczwezmcisl, v. 9. 
 Narr des neunzehnten Jahr- 
 
 hunderts (Der), v. 3. 
 Olavides, derneueBelisar,v.l4. 
 Pascha von Buda (Der), v. 8. 
 Pflanzer in Cuba (Der), v. 7. 
 Pfarrhaus (Das), v. 13. 
 PrinzesBin von Wolfenbiittel 
 
 (Die), v. 7. 
 Beise wider Willen (Die), v. 10. 
 Bosais (An), iiber Ahnungsver- 
 
 mogen und Schutzgeister, 
 
 v. 12. 
 Bose von Disentis (Die), v. 11. 
 Buckwirkungen (Die), Oder Wer 
 
 regiert denn ? v. 10. 
 Schulze von Celle und Cacilie, 
 
 v. 10. 
 Schweizer-Skizzen, v. 14. 
 Tantchen Bosmarin, v. 10. 
 Thai von Trient (Das), v. 13. 
 Todte Gast (Dei), v. 3. 
 Verklarnngen (Die), v. 2. 
 Walpurgisnacht (Die), v. 9. 
 Weiblichen Stufenjahre, v. 3. 
 Wie Man lieben muss, v. 15. 
 Wirthshaus zu Cransao (Das), 
 
 v. 10. 
 Zerbrochene Krug (Der) v. 10. 
 
 Aballino, Schauspiel, v. 16. 
 Abend vor der Hochzeit (Der), 
 
 v. 10. 
 Abenteuer am See von Gers 
 
 (Das), v. 13. 
 Abenteuer der Neujahrsnacht 
 
 (Das), v. 9. 
 Addrich im Moos, v. 4. 
 Agatbokles, Tyrann von Syra- 
 
 kus, v. 7. 
 Alamontade, v. 1. 
 Bein (Das), v. 9. 
 Besuch im Marienbade (Der), 
 
 v. 14. 
 Bilder aus dem hauslicben Le- 
 
 ben, v. 14. 
 Blatter aus dem Tagebuch des 
 
 armeu Pfarr-Vikars von Wilt- 
 shire, v. 2. 
 Blondin von Namtlr (Der), v. 9. 
 Bonne (Die), v. 9. 
 Buckliger (Ein), v. 13. 
 Col d'Anterue (Der), v. 13. 
 Creole (Der), v. 8. 
 Diocletian in Salona, v. 2. 
 Elisa und Widmer, v. 18. 
 Erbschaft (Die), v. 13. 
 Eros(Der), Oder iiber die Liebe, 
 
 v. 1. 
 Erzahlungen im Nebel, v. 9. 
 Es ist sehr mdglich, v. 9. 
 Euphrasien iiber den Nach- 
 
 rubm (An), v. 12. 
 Feldweibel (Der), v. 8. 
 Florette, oder die erste Liebe 
 
 Heinrich lv., v. 6. 
 Fluchtliug im Jura (Der), v. 6. 
 Freihof von Aarau (Der), v. 5. 
 Furstenblick (Der), v. 3. 
 Gedichte, v. 15. 
 Geufer Novellen, v. 13. 
 Hans Dampf in alien Gassen, 
 
 v. 10. 
 Harmonius, v. 1. 
 Hermingarda, v. 7. 
 Herrn Quints Verlobung, v. 10. 
 Herrnhuter-Familie (Die), v. 1. 
 
 — Tales.- See Fiction class-list (p. 536). 
 
 fl^-For lives of Zschokke, see Biography (p. 216). 
 
 Zuingli (TJlrich, Swiss prot. reformer, b. 1484. d. 1531). See Biog- 
 raphy (p. 215); also New Englander, v. 34, 1876 (Z.'s theol- 
 ogy, by P. Schaff). 
 
 country. See Countries (Zulu country, p. 394 ;— Natal, 
 p. 347);— also Blackw. mag., July, 1879 (Zulu war : its de- 
 fence); Fortn. rev., June, 1878 (Transvaal and the Zulu 
 country, by J. Sanderson). 
 
 ZuSiga (Joaquin Martinez de). The Philippine 
 Islands. Tr. by J. Maver. 2 v.L., 1814. 8°. 1066.J6 
 
 ZurBriicke (Dr. F. G.) German without grammar 
 or dictionary : according to the Pestalozzian 
 method, by object lessons. New ed. enl. Chi- 
 cago, 1879. 12° 6413.37 
 
 Zurcher (Frederic) and Margolle (Elie). Meteors, 
 aerolites, storms, and atmospheric phenomena. 
 Tr. by W. Lackland. N. Y., 1876. 12°. 4021.02 
 
 — Volcanoes and earthquakes. From the French, by 
 
 Mrs. N. Lockyer. Phila., 18G9. 12°. . 4021.03 
 Zurich letters, or corresp. of several English bishops 
 
 and others with Helvetian reformers. Ed. by H. 
 
 Kobinson. 2d ed. Camb., Parker soc, 1846. 8°. 
 Opg- letters rel. to the English reformation : 
 
 chiefly from the archives of Zurich. Ed. by H. 
 
 Eobinson. 2 v. Cambr., Parker soc, 1846-47. 8°. 
 £uyder Zee (Dead cities of the). See Havard (H.) . . 962.32 
 See Medicine (p. 769). 
 
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